Walsh High School - Nest Yearbook (Walsh, CO)

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Class WL!! We the class of 1958 rn sound mmd and healthy physrque do make thrs our last w1ll and testament Each arucle here descrrbed IS bequeathed sev erally to the below mentroned 1nd1v1duals accordrng to the terms of thrs wrll and testament We hereby declare all prevlous promises to pay w1ll or testa ments made by th1s class as null and vo1d James Ballrnger w1ll my manly physlque to Frank James Ruth Beeson w1ll my ab1l1ty to pantomrme to Jo Medlen Jamce fB1shopJ Hebberd w1ll my ab1l1ty to stay secretly marrled to Carolyn Troutm an Mary Ann Bradburn w1ll my ab1l1ty to sew to Mavis Bute Larry Butt w1ll my brillrant screntrfrc mrnd to Paulme Bute Chesna Cogburn w1ll my rnterest m Amerrcan HLSIOIY to Brll Tate Larry Grrmsley w1ll my abrlrty to get grrls to Mr Cummrngs Rosalle Gruber w1ll my long hau to Loretta Ell1s Kay Hallock w1ll my dlmples to Linda Hrgglns Leroy Hetrrck w1ll my safe and sound drrvmg to Rlck Sharpe Elmer Lease w1ll my abrlrty to grow halr to Mr Brown Gary McCall w1ll my ab1l1ty to back up a prck up to Stanley Coulter Eunrce McCarty w1ll my herght to Shrrley Harlan Lupe Ochoa w1ll my black har: to Ernesune Worley Conme Osteen w1ll my double Jornted bones to Patsy Forgey Glenn Packard w1ll my graceful jumprng abllrty to Gene Gruber Bruce Rader w1ll my abrlrty to tell a good lre and make rt suck to Mr Jackson Norma Robbrns w1ll my abllrty to have 3 day slumber partres to Joyce Hebberd Carol Scott w1ll my abrlrty to go steady for 5 years to Shlrley Sllvey Larla Shaffer w1ll my car to Claudre Hart Howard Sllvey w1ll my snooker abrlrty to Melvrn Adams Fonda T ate w1ll my job as edrtor of the school paper and annual to Elsre Schwerzer I Glorrnda West wrll my boyrsh nrckname to Kay McG1ll We the Senror Class Hrgh School We the Senror Class We the Senlor Class We the Senror Class have graduated w1ll the wrll the mll the w1ll the Freshmen our abrlrty to flnrsh four years of Sophomores all of our old bubble gum Junrors the abrlrty to hold down the fort' faculty all the peace and qurerness after we SENIOR CLASS OF 1958 I, . . Y . I . . . I, I ..... . i I, . V . . . I I' . ' . . . , i I' ' . . . . - G I, . 1 . . . H I, , ' ' ' . I, Y . I . . , . . . I' . , . , ' I, E ' . . . .

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Class Prophecy Mr Adams and Mr Cummings now living on Pluto are looking Earth over to see what the seniors of 58 are doing Here is what they discovered James Ballinger now All American football player for the Los Angeles Rams He says he would be glad to come back to Walsh and coach 1f they need him Janice Hebberd the former jamce Bishop now has her own baseball team Know as the Nine Little Hebberds Mary Ann Bradburn IS now a famous chorus girl on Broadway in New York We never would have suspected it of timid shy Mary Ann Ruth Beeson is now wrestling alllgators on her farm in Florlda We always figured she would go to Florxda but not to wrestle allrgators Chesna Cogburn announced her engagement to Pr1nce Waikemupglub the 16th of Timbuktu Gee tmagme one of the semor class members marrying a prince Larry Grimsley is now an ace hotrod dnver He and his famous mechamc Leroy Hetrxck who IS the highest paid mechanic tn the world spend their time tuning up Larry s car The Eagle Special for the Indianapolis Speedway next month Rosalie Gruber 1S still an old ma1d She now lives on a millron acre horse ranch ID Texas We always thought she thought more of the horses than she did Bud Kay Hallock drsmxssed all thought of being a dramatic actress and is now keeping house for her 12 kids Elmer Lease is now a professional gambler He owns his own gambling place in Las Vegas It is called The Square and Fair Gambling Casino and their motto is Come in and win but if you do don t come in agarn Eumce McCarty who won the Homemakers award ut high school is now eatlng rn cafes and staying in hotels while travellng around the world But you never know when things lxke that will come in handy now desigmng dresses for famous movie stars His latest is the Ruffle Duffle which is a very sl1m sheath dress Well you never can tell what famous men will do Connie O Steen 1s now owner of a large car lot She specializes in promot1ng Packards' They are making an amazing come back and are fast overcommg their Fords and Chevy s She spends her spare time at the NO Talkers Club Lupe Ochos with her short blonde hatr 15 fast overcoming Jane Russel in the movie world We remember Lupe as havlng long dark hair Oh Well thmgs keep changing all the trme Glenn Packard who set a few records in high school has gone on to set the world s record in high Jumping His latest accomplishment ts 20 feet Hts diet must consist of Jumping beans Bruce Rader has been quite unsuccessful 1n his attempt to marry rrch Rosalie Gruber Knowing that boy he probably has his eyes on the horses and money instead of Rosalie The new cook book published by Norma Robbins has some very tantalizing recipes such as Sauted Calf Brains and Baked Frog Legs in tomato sauce Carol Cramer the former Carol Scott 1s plannrng to leave for Alaska where her husband an Admiral 1n the Navy IS conducting a research on how to unfreeze frozen pengums What s this? Mrs Gruber has retired from teaching and is bemg replaced by one of our old classmates Laila Shaffer Howard Srlvey ts now chasmg one of his old school mates Larry Butts who 15 leader of the Leave No Clue Gang Howard by the way is Commander in Chief of all the police forces in Walsh My I never featured Howard as a lawman nor Larry as a gang leader Fonda Tate after going steady with George for 15 years fmally gave up and went to work for Whtte ISL Co as a secretary Glormda West has Joined up with the Ringling Brothers Circus She ts their center ring at traction as the 'Lady Aerial Performer of 1978 Gee, this is an oddity! Quiet little Gary McCall who never noticed girls in high school is

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Uur Senwr Trip South of the Border Down Mexlco Way yes the Senior class of 58 was fmally off to thls colorful country whlch had been thetr Land of Dreams for several months The trme was 11 30 Frrday nrght May 16 Commencement had been over only a couple of hours but durrng thls trme we krds had taken care of a number of last mmute thrngs lrke pamung the town loading luggage saymg good bye to sweethearts etc It seemed lrke rt was no trme before we were 1n Amarrllo where we switched from the school buses to our chartered bus The chartered bus seemed hke a luxury ll was so much bigger and more comfortable too In fact tt was so comfortable that a lot of the kids decrded to be Sleepy Trme Gals and guys Some of the others found rr falmosty Just rrghr for a good card game Mrs Doxle who was one of the frrst players was also one of tl' frrst wmners especrally rf she could get them to play the games she wanted to All the sleeping and card playing came to a halt at Lubbock where everyone prled out for breakfast The argument about Texas that had been golng on between some of the glrls and the bus drrver Jlggs also came to a halt when we stopped for drnner Deep rn the Heart of Texas at San Angelo because we changed drrvers and the new one Coffey wouldn t argue We skrpped a scheduled supper stop so we could get rnto Laredo earlrer Once m Laredo we swlgched moms to sun our taste got settled ate supper and wandered around Most everyone was 1n bed farrly early but ll drdn t help any when rt came to gettmg up the next morning We were about an hour late getung started and then we had to stop for customs ln Nuevo Laredo We fmally were on our way m ole Mexico When we exchanged our money at the border Ruth thought she was rrch but rt drdn t take her long to fmd out drfferent After we stopped rn Monterrey for dinner thtngs were pretty quret as a lot of heads were noddrng and we couldn't talk to Ricky and Ed our fme bus drivers because they didn t speak English Before we had arrtved rn Valles however we had put Lupe to work as our tnterpreter so we could talk to them We finally got to Valles at about 9 30 and even at thls late hour most of the krds msrsted on gorng for a Moonlrght Swrm before they would eat supper It was rn the wee small hours of the morrung before everyone got to bed so of course we got a late start that mormng Our rrde that day was pretty but not too pleasant The curves on the wtndlng road over the motmtalns made Erma Norma and some of the other krds srck Everyone pepped up as we got closer to Mexico C1ty We really felt llke we were rn Beautrful Mexico when we were welcomed at our hotel the Romfel by a typical Mexrcan band We would llke to say graclos to the Contmentla Company for this warm welcome The evenmg was spent explorrng the crty U1 the ra1n The grrls were really happy when the lrghts went out later that mght wlule they were tryrng to set therr hau Tuesday mornlng we started off bnght but not early for our tour of the crty and l.lfI1V6l'S1Iy We toured the downtown area visrted the Natronal Place where we saw some beautrful murals tellmg the hrstory of Mexrco and shopped at the glass s1lver and leather factortes rn the mornmg We had one misfortune Chesna farnted from too much exercrse and excltement for such a hrgh alt1tude She made it alright the rest of the tour w1th the help of Howard s strong arm Durrng the afternoon we vrsrted both the new and old nrce resrdentral secuons the magmfrcent bull rmg and the beautrful Um verslty C1ty That nrght we decrded to walk to the lar alar games one of Mexrco s favorite sports It took us qulte a wh1le to get there because we got lost and spent qurte awlule Standlng on the Corner trymg to revrve Carol who was the second vrctrm of the hrgh alt1tude Most everyone thought the game was fascrnatmg feven rf we drdn t understand ll alll but the bettlng was pretty norsy On Wednesday we toured the Shrlne of our Lady Guadalupe and the pyramlds of the Stm and Moon After wamng for Mr Adams and Mr Cummings who were the last ones to cllmb down from the pyramrd we returned to the hotel ln trme for the gtrls to do some shopprng For the evemngs entertarnment the girls went to an exhrbrtron of natlve Mexrcan dances while the boys went out on the town No one was very eager to go to bed early that nrght because we were headrng home manana When we loaded the bus Thursday morning we found we were takmg home a lot more stuff than we had brought There was hardly room for Larry B Glenn and James b1g black hats and Mary Ann had qurte a trme takmg care of the glass ware she had bought Everyone was glad that we took a drfferent route back because thls one went around the mountatns mstead of over them We arrrved rn San Luls Potost farrly early that evenrng early enough for some of the krds to take a swlm before supper The rest of us however decrded we lrked our Moonlight Swtms better and waited untrl afterwards wh1le the others went to the show Eunrce and Laila were about the last ones out of the pool and Johnny ended up taking her beach towel rn wrth her We got an earlrer start than usual Friday mornmg too early for Bruce I guess He slept almost all the way to Mon terrey where we stopped for the nrght Most of the krds went to bed pretty early that nrght to prepare for our long rrde the next day Some of the krds dld go to a show and Kay Fonda Rosalre Connre Elmer Leroy Larry G and Gary were extra energetic so they went danclng I don t thmk any of them were saylng I Could Have Danced All Night though as they turned out to be the sleepy ones the next day We were back rn Laredo about noon Saturday and agam we had to go through customs We fmally left Laredo for our last lap home about 1 30 Our supper stop was at San Angelo and we changed bus drrvers from Rogers to Salem at Lub bock Amarrllo was a pretty site to us about 3 30 Sunday mornrng but the school buses weren t They seemed awful small and crowded By the time we finally made rt home about 8 30 that mornmg everyone was so txred that they were past the sleeprng stage so most of us never got to bed before Sunday nlght Did we have a good t1me'7 S1l Sll It was wonderful and we are Mucho glad to get home Adios Dear Ole Walsh I-hgh 1 1 11 ' 11 - 1 - - - 1 1 ' 11 11 - . - - 1 1 , , 1 1 1 1 ' , . 1 1 - 1 . ,, . 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