Trinidad High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Trinidad, CO)

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E A E 12'-xx THF P ERFHRITEH5 J l. Elida' De Rouen 5. Patricia Gerling 8. 5 2. Mary Ambrose 6. Shirley Schrader 9. ? 3. Charlene Franch 7. Lee Ellyn Sharp 10. , 4. Pamela Corfield 11. Z 'ic .1 EHRHIII ELER5 Ei A'-4.'.a B35 Doris Mann Ann Gross Frank Barbera Gloria Grout 3: X Y 'X Editorial Staff-Pamela Corfield,,'Ruby Folsom, Iacqueline Iacobsen, Marilyn Meece, Mary Ann Scariano, Bette Rae Walker Nancy Watson. Art and Lay-Out-Chris Deits, Patricia Gerling, Ann Gross, Doris Mann, lake Pena Business Siafl-Miss Kiefer, Manager: Assistants, Io An Di Pomazio and lean Mathias. Sponsor-Miss Hunt.

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t ,: ' 4: 77 Mei' J, P533 IONALD LOUIS VIGIL He can build castles in the air. Commercial Course: Senior Play: Hi-Y 4: Home Room Sergeant-at-Arms l, 3, 4: Student Council Representative 1: Baseball' 3, 4 NANCY WATSON - lt's nice to be natural when you're naturally nice. College Preparatory Course: Girl Reserves 1: Pep Club 41 Home Room Vice-President 4: Prom Committee: Class Secretary 3: Yearbook Staif BETTE RAE WALKER Size has not to do with capacity. College Preparatory Course: Home Room President 2: Latin Club 2: Prom Committee: Yearbook Stall ROSE MARIE WHEELER j Quiet in appearance, with motives unkn n. College Preparatory Course: Girl Reserv Future Homemakers' Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Pr Clu Latin Club 2: Future Homemaker-s' Clu Sec a : Student Council Representative 4: Latin Club Secretary 3 f ALFRED WATSON A world ot art is a world ol dreams. General Course: Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Track 3: Basketball 2: Student Council Representative 4 GEORGE WILLIAMS An old friend is better than two new ones. College Preparatory Course: Band l, 2, 3, 4: Orchestra 4: Student Council Representative 2, 4: Home Room President l: Prom Committee 'Z WILLIAM WATSON Rest first, and then work. College Preparatory Course: Football 3, 4: Track 2: Hi-Y 4: Prom Committee: Pep Club 4: Home Room Vice-President 4 elk.. , 1: I . W' fi. 'lf ' f,-' K 1 K9 -t tv '71 ...f ef , ' iff, 1- v E I .' Q: I tlWil.f7lQ6 'ii ,- ...ii-fee- -EL

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STARS HF 'HEAD FIRST Lg ix I iii -Q YT .-fi! Step right up, folks! loin the crowd in commending the cast of seniors and their director, Miss Durham, for their delightful presentation ot the farce Head First. On the night ot April 8 the spotlight was trained on the, laugh- evoking antics of a group ot lively 'teen-agers. Albert Vigil and Shirley Schrader drew many laughs as the hired help of the Carr household: and Elida De Rouen and George Newburn convinced the audience of their unusual talent by hypnotizing the Carrs' distinguished guests, Bill Gunther and Pamela Cortield, much to the amusment of their daughter, Gloria Grout. Ann Gross and Bob Bailey gave convincing portrayals as the parents of two mischievous youngsters, Betty Lou Setser and Ernest Hallas. Betty Lou's date for the evening, Ronnie Vigil, and his lriend, Charles Crask, received an unwelcome surprise when her friend Marilyn, played by Patricia Gerling, refused to go to a dinner dance, but the young people, finally putting their heads together, untangled the iami1y's problems, and the show ended with the household restored to normal order. IH AETIHU ii- Y i n U- .di ' J,