Wheat Ridge High School - Agrarian Yearbook (Wheat Ridge, CO)

Text from Pages 1 - 68 of the 1943 volume:

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Zines? fanning ARMY Ray Allen, Rodney Allen, Van Bantly, Dick Beckman, Er1c Bloom, Joe Calabreese, Earl Churchwell, Harold David, Jack Dooee, Jack Duffy, Ray Easler, Tommy Echert, Leonard Elklns, Rolland Flsher, Harold Fox, Lester Fox, Ivan Gllbert, Bob Graul, Jack Gravestock, James Hale, Lester Holley, Glen Hutchln on, Hubert Overton, Louis Johnson, Ed Kaestner, Don Lancaster, Glenn Lancaster, Benny Landholm, Bob Lasasso, George Lasasso, Warren Lovely, Albert Malgren, Merrtt Marrer, Howard Marrs, Bob Massaro, Don Meeker, Wayne Miller, Bob Nlles, Tommy 0l1V9F, Bob Olsen, Harry Orme, Swan Pearson Jr , Walt Pearson, Bert Reynolds, Clyde Robinson. Bob Rowland, Dav1d Rowland, Ed Rowland, Nonman Sanders, Albln Schiller, Joe Schlller, Ted Schlaepfer, Joe Snowdon, Bob Tippen, Elmer Todd, Sam Spencer, Earl w6116T, Jack Weller, Joe Vlnnola, Don Thompson, Clayton Stratton, Leonard Wa1ble, Harry Wardle, Robert Weller, Tommy Wlckes, Eugene Broxn, Connle Fesllng, Bob Mlller, Ray Johnson NAVY Bob Am on, Earland Anderson, nrnest Bacner, Charles Brown, Al Colocky, Houston Copeland, Lrn1e Cralg, Kenny Cralg, Owen Downey, Russell Ferrer, Lerle Fleer, Charles Gibbs, Harold Hathaway, Walter Henkel, Gayle Johnson, Erwzn Katt, Harold Kunz, Gene Lasasso, Charles Lukene, Wlllard Lukens, Vernon Lykou, B111 Martenson, Bob Massey, Ed McClure, Duncan McClaran, Harry McCready, Maury McNulty, Jack Murch, Jack Newman, Fowler Overton, Jack Overton, Clyde Penley, Harlan Price, Rex Prlce, Aubrey Prudholme, James Rentz, Dale Roberts, Norman Rogers, Ross Seeton, Gerald Shlnn, Walt Strlngham, Clyde Talbott, J D Thompson, Bruce Weiler, Ernle v11mOT6, Kenny W11more, Dan Hickes, Fred Yousse, Harold Brazzell, Don Ba11ey, Bud Bennett, Louis Conter, B111 Conway, B111 Jones MARINES Sh1r1ey Anderson, Harlan Doud, Rlchard Flsher, Jack Gu1ll1an, Bob Hale, Charles Moore, Neal Roberts, Rlchard Nlelsen, Kenny Nlles, Walt Rogalla COAST GUARD Emerson Ozment, Russell Case A no -5-91 Y- Q O O O 1 A 0 ? ,Jak a SWG! l W f Cf pan fa.: N 0 wwf Q3 Y- Mr Paul vena Superlntendent -8 Mr George W1ttemyer General Educat1on, Algebra II, G 1 Ed t B H lth 501-ld Geometry, Tr 1? onometry' Sixteen of uBiDi!sl,o2:an1?l-B Snifnsorz Ta e hanlcal Drawlng F Dean of Glrle, S8D10P Sponso M c ootball Coach L' W- MHPT-OHSSM President Paul C. Stevens, Superintendent J. Russell Andrews, Secretary Emory L. 0'Conne11 L. E. Johnson, Treasurer Anon P' SPGYICGI' I ,P aj- d .x f .L . 121 -Aii?' i A M., 0 7 ? ...--- -.--W . Y. V V V . ' ' . l . O . 5 li .S 5' .fi ff, i Ly.,-fl. .' - ' Miss Jeanne A. Sager Business Principals, Bookkeeping, Typing :as an S. Mr. Albert Pirnat Aeronatics,Algebra, General Science. Mr ess 51010337 , Chemistry , Physics 'Q -F , in , I Mrs Miss Mary R. Sgone English I and III, General Education. Miss G. Eula Moore General Education, English I, II. Mathematics, Study Hall Miss Leila McDermott Miss Emily Sheiffer School SecretarY Girls Health Pep Club Sponsor if General Education Mr. Vernon Heaston Mathematics: General Education Mies Mabel Burman Commercial Courses n ,Ak ,SQ QQQL Miss Ruth Reid English I if 315 Q' W S ,inlk AMu.1,s Mrs. Catherine.West School Nurse Virgil 1. Hoff English Literature, Public Speaking, sa, 6' J. f Miss Aileen Wild Latin I and II, Spanish I and II, Miss Martha G. Hull Home Economics, General Education Ig, 'F .1 A 'Y f Mr. W. E. Shelton Music SE PPE? 'BER SCHOOL EVENTS CALEJDAR 8 School started ll Assembly Reverend Fife 17 National Assembly Magic Bobo 19 W H S vs Lattleton 8800 44 Assembly Group singing 25 E H S vs L1 tleton 3:00 m OCTOBER H S Aurora C800 m Assembly Blue and Gold Day 9 National Assembly Martin Hall Primary election of school officers Arvada vs W H S 3300 p m Candidate Campaign Speeches Final Election S vs Golden E800 m Final election of class Off1C6FS Theatre Party 23 Vacation Teachers Convention Election of commission members Inaugaration of officers Yi tleton vs W H S 8:00 p m Movie 6 Aurora vs 2830 m 7 Assemoly Kayne Martin W H S vs Arvada 7830 p m Parade 19 Gas Ratloning Vacation Social Hour Assembly Reverend Larson Thanksgiving game 10800 a m 7 Thanksgiving vacation DECEMBER Z freshmen 4 Assembly 8 Natlonal 9 Movie Sophomore Football Assembly rget for Forum 'Courtesy Alards Tubl1e Singers To Night Ta All School Party Junior Senior Forum Soc1al Hour War Bona Drive Assembly Judge Fundlngsland Junior Play Girls Club Christmas Program Christmas Program to Jan 4 Vacation JANUARY 8 7 H S vs Golden 7830 P m Junior Senior Forum Sophomore Assembly 'V H S vs Arvada 7830 p m Freshman Sophomore Forum Social Hour N H S vs Littleton Assembly Spanish Film L.H.S. vs. Aurora--7830 p.m- Junior-Senior Forum National Assembly--Charles Collins 27 28 FEBRUARY 3 bovis--uJungle Princess' 4 Exchange Arvada Assembly ' 5 F 'K -1 ' N ' E ' . -- o o L ' --ll ' pq ,N ,S . . --D z . , v e e e e O Poms W I -- , , t v -- D V' i . 0 e Q 'O 0 0 a It - P. , -- 16 Et. . g E -0 ,m. 2 'Ne 0 0 VE: ' ps Q I 0 - . F . . ' ' . 19 '-- - - ,, - . e e Q , 0 0 Q: .i .I T- 0 ' 13 - - 94- , -- - 19 we He e e ' ps o 20 . . . 21 1. we e e s ' pimi 22-1 - -- 8 . . -- . 0 25 . . 'vs e e e e e 30 . we e e e . . e e H t - '. . .-- . , --. NOVEMBER 6 Wheat Ridge vs. Castle Rock--8800 p.m. e 1veHeSo e Q ' . . -D., . P 16 . - ..- , . ' ' -- n ll e e e e In 0 1.8 18- X . . . 25 26 , , -- ' .'f 29 - --i ' 25 -- . . .. -..W ' ' n 46'2 ' ' ' .n,, , .. ..' ig , - 11 16 16 ' ' - 17 .4 -- 0. . no e weHeSe 18 . T --. 3 . 0 22 ' ' ' 21 . - 22' ' -52 P -1, 3 emo , . - . 13 ' - 8' so ' - ' -- P- - 15 Y zo - ' ' - 21 ' A n 22 t e e e 0 ze ff 12 ' Wrestlin- Meet--4:00 '.m. reshman Sophomore Forum 'Library heat Ridge vs Golden 7830 p m v heat Ridge vs Lakewood 7 30 p m wrestling Meet 4800 p m Wheat Ridge vs Arvada 7830 p m Assembly Freshmen Class lheat Ridge vs dgewater 7830 p Girls Club meeting Junior Senior Forum Social Hour Assembly Dramatic s Club Piano Duet Vheat Ridge vs Littleton 7230 p m Wheat Ridge vs Aurora 7330 p m Z6 Vacation Point Rationing Lamba Sigma Dance MARCH H S vs Golden Playoff 78 4 D1StF1Ct Tournament 7830 p m W H S vs Castle Rock 7830 p m 5 H S vs Idaho Springs 7830 p m Assembly Arvada Amateur Hour Red Cross Movie Junior Senior Forum Q All School Party Current vents Aasembly Basketball Awards Freshmen Sophomore Forum Assemoly Pep Club Assembly Wrestling Awards All School forum Constitution APRIL A Fanuer's Frolics 7 30 p m 7 Junior Senior Forum v Junior Class Assembly Freshmen Sophomore Forum Social Hour Faculty Assembly Senior Play Track Meet Arvada vs League Meet 7 30 p m Blue and Gold Day 26 Spring Vacation League Relays Arvada Junior Senior Forum Movie 'Cat and anary Victory concert Junior Senior Prom 8830 m 7 30 p MA 1 D U Track Relays 5 Freshman Sophomore Forum 7 Letterman's Banquet 8 District Track Meet 11Girl'e Club Meeting Junior Senior Forum 17-26 Senior Week 18 State Meet School Picnic Senior Service Commencerent 21 23 26 28 Recognition Day TUBE I5 QNX 2 X ff, X X fx x SW YJ X X Z X X si X Q X KK U N - of I 0-0 5 ' O . 43 N'O' ' S fa NX f. f Q I I :P Q1'ii 9 mesa-1 nm of 43 QS --e ADVISOR! BOARD Helen Allen Wayne Pearson Lucille Adrian Bob Jenkins Alice Jenkins Dutch Knipple Ruth Allison Betty Jackson EDITOR Louise Cramton ASSOCIATED EDITOR ASSOCIATED EDITOR Jean Lindquist Alberta Ann Ammons SPORTS FACULTY PHo'rocRAPHY .-if! 3.11125 socm. Al Anderson Pat Fiehburne June Goodrich Marguerite Eddy Bob Bowles Fred Luedicke Hope Hanscom Bill StrientenbergerW1lme Shaffer Beatrice Dutcheg Wilbur Ruech Beverly Nahring Bob Frazier 08111111 380011 Tom Fitch Harry Nsrcisial Dick Benson Ramona Bacher -TSS-H Taylor Harry Hale MESSENGERS BUSINESS J P 1 TYPISTS une au ee Bill Blaney Beulah Swanson gggaizgwgommission Edna Astuana Znd Jackline Von Holdt Doris Nielsen FILE CLERK Betty Evans 3rd Bill Vincent 4th Jim Drawford ANNOUNCER Helen Mae Allen 5th Doris Lizotte 6th Chuck Coleman PAGE MAKER5D0rig Albright 7th Eldon Kunz Q4 W S 4'-'SS7 Wayne Pea I rson V2 006- CIAS no 'EXECUTIWL OFFICERS' On October 30, 1943, Wheat Ridge High School inaugurated their student uody officers, four presidents and one secretary The president for the first term was Helen Lae Allen who served from October 19, to December 11 Her obgective was the honor roll From December 14, to February 12, Wayne Peerson was our school president. His obgective was physical fitness. Starting with February 15, Alice Jenkins took over the presidency. She accomplished a revisal of the school constitution. Her term was over April 2. From here on Ruth Ann Allison was president and her objective was a clean up campaign through-out the school. The school secretary for the first semester was Louise Cramton. She resigned her position to become Editor of the Annual, however. Until a revision is made in the Constitution of Wheat Ridge, there is no way in which this vacancy may be filled. Student Affairs appointed a temporary secretary to complete the year. wus ygwce 650 an Why 49? HIGH SCHOOL . ! I X xi A ...W -,v Y . Y . Q . I . . ' ' ' I - . 0 . . ., o Students, All our meetings were called to order, our minutes read and almost al ways approved, roll was taken, and the business on hand taken up Sometimes we were sidetracked, or disagreed and argued, but me did try to be a good Student Affairs We followed the orders of each president as his or her term came along We were proud of Helen Mae and her objective the Honor Roll To Wayne we gave a vote of thanks for the physical fitness program, and boost he gave the Annual Alice and the revised Constitution had the hearty approval of this group, and to Ruth nn we gladly lent a helping hand 11 her cleanup campaign We sponsored two social hours, a Red Cross Drive, the Innual, a far Bond sale of intense importance, listened to all the meanings and laments of our memoers and of tne school, and came through all with only a few dents and scratches We tried to follow the best of parliamentary order in our meetings, but much to Mr W1ttemeyer's despair we soon eroke the traces, and sometimes, even dared to all t lk at once Yet for all our mistakes and grievances we came through the year of 1942 43 with flying colors and we Just hope that Student Affairs of follow ing years will follow in our f otsteps . Respectfully submitted, Helen Mae Allen President lst tenm Wayne Pearson President 2nd term Llice Jenkins President 3rd term Ruth Allison-President-4th term Louise Cramton-Secretary-lst Q 2nd term Lodema Abbott-Senior Class President Lee Roy Kunz-Junior Class President Bob Martenson-Sophomore Class President Eldon Kunz-Freshman Class President Al Anderson-Assembly Commission President Ed Bohm-Citizenship Commission President Boo Crowe-Finance Com ission President Lucille Adrian-Social Service Commission President Betty Jackson-Glee Club President Ray Payne-Band President Pat Fishburne-Editor of Fenner Marilyn Prewitt-Pep Club President Charlotte Beckman-Girl's Club President Bob Jenkins-Boy's Club President Don Knippel-'W' Club President Louise Cramton-Editor of Annual LODEMA JANE ABBOTT PRESIDENT BOB BOVLES VICE PRESIDENT CLIFFORD CROWE SECRETARY 'SENIOR CLASS' The senior class of '43' was the largest class ever to graduate from Wheat Ridge High School. The class elected Lodema Abbott, President, Bob Bowles, Vice President, and Secretary, Clifford Crowe. The class of '43' chose for their colors Blue and Silver, the Yellow Tea Rose as the class flower, the motto-'We will find a path or make one.' They successfully presented their Claes Play,'Professor, How Could You, and made a success of the Fanmer Frolics. Q HELEN MAE ALLEN DORIS M ALBRIGHT LUCILLE ADRIAN PUTH ANf ALLISON N DNf ASTUANP I E A 5571 E ITL GLORIA LMATO AL ANUERSTN FCHL EDWTN W BOF GJQL W ACL KOX COCKRFLL V TRICIA J DACV GUY m!ST4AN DICK PULEIAN 'LAN A DAVID A X A1GUhR1TB EDD! .f ig o v X 12 4 if R HAROLD A. ANDERSQN MLRVIN BAU R WLOII BAXTLR CHARLOTTE BECKMAN DALL BAIGGS DADSA CALLEvQATn QILL bAdLFON JIVILN COOY LOUISb CRAVTON FF JHEQ JUAJ GRASS ARTHUR DECKER ALTA DOUD DONALD H DOW JW? BITL LLDAF BETTY LVANS pAff'R1c1A FISHBURNE MZ. F QVGA P UH'I'n I' .1 '. .' HAROLD W HAMILTON 'K' lg U IF'Y RICHIL K1S LEP BOB TCDANIEL DAVIL PHHL IUNW L G ODR-CH HOSALYN HLJDHIX xp' BETTY J LANDHOL1 'U PPULINE JANE VIBCI JIM PATCH 5.A 7 In 9' '?'GiL GFArAH G OWGL HOLL li. qu I HOLLIS LPHSEN B IY 1 J'CKQ N ALICF JFNKINQ DORIS LIZOTFL 1 BLZA MILLLn ILLIAL H MURCH X I! JUNE PAULNS RAYMOND 'r PAYN INLL C LLDEWIG UORIS NIL S J WAY PEARSON 5' 1- Q C' K Y N- 'S J -' UR U N C I :f cY L. GRI-H N1 L kg A 'g wif :N G no , I v ' I ai 'E 4.1 . Ev , . - ' IO ' I ' IZ. ' F: BTO T. , 0L .. I JJ. H im' . 4 . K 1 N - ' 'A .Q .k'I. , ' I Q' xv I .N ' if .nr , 4:5 t I n N If xx 0. x , ani T ,vi ' X 'TT' . '21, X ' ' iz- 23: , BOB JENKINS DONNA JENSEN VIRGQNIA JOHNSQN QESLEY JONES PHILLIP KALVBACK 'sf I I i '5 4 as N Ev , ,r r Q - 8, QI 5 .L 4? ' my K D x ,. 5 . A If ' ' W .T - 1 UL HT , i ' I A is Q an qi 3: 'gh 5 N- ' . Q-f X W Jlix v H S W. , . L I Ei JOHN, 'unltyngomg .1 , ,Q 0i'w- D V f'1', , ' aft KNOX PHAR15 Sf! 'K C BOE RHINE ELWYN SHAFFER 1, 7 1K -., 1X 4' MARILYN PREWITT MILDHED ROGERS -L. ELISSA SCHLAEPFER WARREN G. VOTKW LEROY WERTMAN OSCAR BLOOM ROBERT HIGHLAND MARJORIE HOBART RAY MEYER KENNETH STAFFORD JAMES ANDERSON DOROTHY M. PUCKETT E JN Mzxf. HERB ROGALLA 115 's X GENEVIEVE SHAFTO 4+ ,f Q- .n3Y1uD saga STAN WILHORE GE RNEST L. RANSOM 15 'lf 5,33 ' LENORA RUCKEH BEULAH SWANSON ORGE H. WHITMORE THE Jusuoa cuss The Junior Clase of the Wheat Ridge High School has participated successfully in all school activities during the year. The following officers were elected! President ------- Le Roy Kunz Vice President--Delbert Anderson Secretary ------- Jim Campbell Sponsortg Mr. Heaston Betty Baudendistel Betty Gurvell Hope Hanscom Mary Little Margaret Malcolm Doris Pumphrey Wilma Shaffer Barbara Van Scoyk La Verne Wood Wayane Adams Delbert Anderson Earnie Apel Bob Hartung Don Hutchinson Bill lattern Bob Mc Nulty Dean Peed Jack Pruessner Stanley Ransom Bud Swanson Howard You see Bob Vogel Sgonsori Miss Sager Alberta Ann Ammon Jean Bullock Jane Condron Carol Felton Phyllis Fox Edna Mary Jones Marie Joralemonpi Beatrice Cozy Little Shirley Reynolds Margaret Tickner Verle Tuppeny James Bantley David Beekman Robert Dutcher Harlan Johnson Allan Kline Don Knipple Bill Knuttle Eugene Mc Mahan Paul Robinson Elbert Smith Wesley Van Every Sgonsorl Miss Moore Margie Henniger Betty Ann Holt Jeanne Lindquist Margaret Ricci Frances Route Helen Anne Schiller Mary Simons Phyllis Swanson Jeanette Thomas Jean Thome Mildred Wardle Dale Adrain Jim Campbell Bob Crowe Ray Duman Harold Einarson Joe Johnson Le Roy Kunz Fred Luedicke Forrest Mc Kay Dale Prewitt Bill Strietenberger Bob Weaver John Whitman Rita Callahan THE SOPHOMORE CLASS The Sophomore Class of 'heat Ridge High School has made valuable contrioutiona to its school this year through its fine spirit and activity program. The following officers were elected! President ---- --Bob Martenson Vice President--Alice Binkley Secretary ---- 4--Nick Massaro i .lm Mr. Isaacson Helen Shannon Gloria Johnson Mary Lou Pharis Alice Binkley Nick Maestro Fred Stringham Louie Holst Ben Alm Louis Fulton Bob Martenson Shirley Haller Carol Hill Robert Bernhardt Paul Johnson Garth McMahan Bobby Jones Wayne Lutz J. W. Minshall Roberta Petticrew Joyce Endacott Jaqueline Van Holdt Evelyn Weiland Edwina Hobart Dorothy Riley Alice Lizotte Mary Hanscom Dorothy Evenson Othlie Stafford Wanda Collins Calvin Bacon James Cross Wilbur Hnsch Miss H 11 Georgia Lou Ammons Delores Baudendistel Howard Caldwell Patty Campbell Shirley Gardner Zelda Hackney Karl Henkel Ruth Jacobs Bob Lebsock Lila Oughtred Wanda Patch Robert Reed Laverence Rossorelli Nadine Spencer Ivan Hjort Don Johnson Audrey Thomas Betty Babbitt Eva M e Reid Beverley Frev Margaret White Glenn Snapp Knute Bloom Leland Landholm William Kalmback Shi Fley Turner Bill Vincent Dennis Gregg Bob Frazier Miss Stone Ralph Knowles Ruth Beakey Glen Iardle Jeanette Crowe Eugene Howard Clarice Rucker Carolyn Hendrix Bill Salter Catherine Raty Jim Williamson Tom Fitch Earl Haling Charles Col an Billy Lane Dorothy Wilt siewgrdxgvy Frances Holden Robert Wilson Dorothy Fleer Dorothy Macy Catherine Meyer Sam Clark Duane Davis Mildred Franti James Crawford Jim Palrang Jean Churchwell Donald Bohler Alice Murphy Carol Jamison TH FRESHMAN CLASS The Freshmen Class of Wheat Ridge High School has entered enthusiastically into the spirit of nigh school life and has shown varied and marked abilities. The following officers were elected! President ------ Eldon Kunz Vice President-Harry Narcissism Secretary ------ Anthony Vinnola Miss Wild Jack Oliver Thelma Adams Ramona Bacher Barbara Eastham LaVern Goodrich Frances Joralemon Ora Lacy Mary Jean Lloyd June McNeill Lawrence Anderson Joe Badey Bill Blaney Vic Fishburn Roy Grebb Robert Haick Roy Payte James Rhine Bob Seger Clarence Talbott Merlin Van Scoyk Anthony Vinnola George Wellman Mary Lous Solter Josephine Sorrentino Juanita Whieler Jean Taylor Helen Simpson Mrs. Swanson Joyce Knight Eldon Kunz Jean Little Cecilia Hclarland Arletta Mahaffey Frank Miller Harry Narcission Shirley Phillips Rose Rusch Patty Schreiner Ralph Steinke Roger Todd Mary Lou leakland Marybelle Martin Sam Service Bertha Anderson Willieta Babbitt Richard Benson Wallace Bowlen Paul Brown Junior Clutter Franklin Doud Joyce Duncan Margaret Elledge Foster Endacott Denzel Felton Carl Fuxlendor! Montrose Graham Bob Jackson Miss Sheiffer Ada Mae Malcolm Emory 0'Connel1 Una Rae Robert s Carl Rudy Elleyne Shook Peggy Swanson Clarence Schmer John Tuppeny Virginia Vincent Bob Welch John Iittmer Richard Wood Fred Spencer Donald Baird Carl Bloom Jerry Bullock Evelyn DeWitt Maxine Dietrich Charles Dole aoy Fling Ivalyn Gossett ialph Gurwell Harry Hale Juanita Harrison John Holley Marvine Johnson Bob Allison Carol Ammon Qxq DJ A 1 w ii f -DB My 1 .J ssyf-'fn I 4. gr 4 Q A HV 'imma iii -A ,J x .5 QT fistfcf l ggi-5? X X . ' SZ- x ,av if l x f ' .I f fr X .'f Q, Q ,f 4 K S-- .:v., PRESIIJENT - new 'mmsw' KNIPPE1. -. ALL HB BASYLLTB .LL vlan:-PPJJSIDLNT - STAN sANc:ao wmmoms AL A: . nm MMPBL 'JDLRSON B11 L CARLTON slzcmgwmz' - JIM sumo CAMPBELL DALE 331065 LJ UY EP-Sfwpgsl EORGE HGFLE G 4-I 0,3 Hmtcam SOE F00-1-BALL 'W' JOB JENKINS W n LEE Roi KW . Eason 305 JONES Af YM' 4 V7 5 ff-- QJSD LULJG DAL. HIGGS .JUN .WIPPEL ' 1 CAVPBELL fu PEEXRSOX JIL JIM PAT Fw' C DICK COLEMAN cj. J CH ., 1- , 'Q-Xxx'-R 00 , fb 11385 moi fag I QQ? ROGALLA SOB 'GQL 07? '92 99 hw .,, N-Djsufa YM 4516 , Qty AY? pk Q9 S1124 WILMOPF .5 CQV 604 619' S -536' L ' .N-SCYCV' 44? Q 43? LW- We '99, max 'w' .591 962 4549 fig, 'C sg' dv QQQQ7 . AA . '29 x QW 'CVS LEZROY cocmzm. Q9 ,375 Q25 J559- fo 68, QA' iii? ' '- -u 6 . V33 Q, 5 04, DON 1mIPPf.L fp Q, Q, QQ, 2 LEE Roy Kuxuz GQ Qi 51? N. X '14, WAYNE PEARSON ,QQ-Sh STAN ILMORE 'Il N , Guy Eastham Don Knipple Hurry Narcisian Harlan Johnson Doo Rhine Jgck Coleman jill Streitenoerger Jean Feed Eco Jenxins no Vfxom 1 -M .. . - ,, Lon gartung BALL PLAYERS Bud Swenson Fred Luedicne Bill Tincent Jim Peach Pub Crowe Lewis Felt J ill. Wi Czifj S Flcon Lanz Nick Massero Hera Roselle on Weyne Adams Hill Carlmon Don Humcnineon Hflillllll Howard Yousse James Campbol Lale Briggs George Holley Stan Wllmore Rl Anoersen Wayne Feure-n Knox Fnari: LeRoy Kunz l 95 fc EG ee 77 fffweg FOOTBALL This season of football opened with the largest squad of boys ever out for football here at Wheat Ridge. The boys have a fine spirit and the ability to win games but the main drawback is inexperience. 'There were only four lettermen back this year. These were: Knox Pnarisa Stan Wilmore, Al Anderson and Don Knippel. The season started with tne Farmers beating Littleton 12 to O. The team showed great promise but it needed experience. The second game of the season Aurora upset Wheat Ridge 7-O. The game was a hard fight and was played in midfield most of the time. In a practice game Wheat Ridge was beaten by Englewood 20-13. The teams were unevenly matched in weight because their men outweighed ours 20 pounds to a man. In the third game of the year the Farmers massacrered the Arvada Redskins 12-0. After the kick off LeeRoy Kunz took the ball on the 50 yard line and went over for a touch down. In the third quarter Arvad kicked and Harry Narcisian got the ball in midfield and went over for a touch down. The fourth game of the season was,played with Golden. It was played on a windy field. The Demons did most of the offense in the first quarter but Wheat Ridge finally got going and drove deep in Golden territo ry, but could not score. half Wheat Ridge outplayed Golden all the way, but we get over the goal line. The game ended with a score game ended the first round. The rest of the season same. The next just couldn't of 0-O. This went much the ALL CONFERENCE MEN George Holley layne Pearson Al Anderson 8 Wheat Ridge Football Scores 20 Inglewood Wheat Ridge Littleton lheat Ridge Aurora Wheat Ridge Arvada lheat Ridge Golden Wheat Ridge Littleton Wheat Ridge Aurora 'heat Ridge Arvada Wheat Ridge Golden Wheat Ridge tbqgi.. f 'Quo-A -.91 1- Q- -rv FIRST 10 Hutchinson Campbell Pearson Rusch Carlton Eastham L. Kunz Pharie Wickee January February March 5, if , 'gt Fred 'Lubinu Luedicke Wheat Ridge Wheat Ridge Wheat Ridge lheat Ridge Wheat Ridge Wheat Ridge Wheat Ridge lheat Ridge Wheat Ridge Wheat Ridge Wheat Ridge lheat Ridge Wheat Ridge Wheat Ridge SECOND TEAM Jim Cross Eldon Kunz Tom Fitch Harlan Johnson Howard Youeee Nick Massaro Bud Swanson Carl Henkel Bob Hartung Chuck Coleman Bill Blaney Golden lg Arvada li Littleton ll Aurora gi Golden QQ Lakewood lg Arvada QQ Edgewater 32 Littleton lg Au ro ra Q Golden gg Castle Rock gl Idaho Springs ll Castle Rock gl an 'J S COND TLA! COACH COACH HABGODD 73 f 9 'I CV5STE 11 v I IIED LUBICKE ALT CQFERENCE BASKETBALL Our basketball season opened w1th everyoody ln a hlgh spirit ready to go out and wln We had a very successful season le came 1n a tie for second place wlth Golden We then played Golden the tle off to see who would enter the d1BtPlCt w1th Aurora who took f1PBt 1n the league We beat the Golden Demons in the play off to let us enter the Dlstrlcte le played Castle Rock the flrst nlght w1th the score at the en of the game belng Castle Rock 23, Wheat Rldge 22 The next nlght we played Idaho Sprlngs beatlng them 27 to 22 Again we had to play Castle Rock thzs t1me getting beat by a score of Z8 29 Thls ended the season wlth the boys stlll 1n very hlgh sp1r1t Fred LM6d1Ck9 the high point man of the season was put on the A11 Conference team, and the rest of h1s team mates elected h1m honorary capta1n of the season of 43 . . O U ' I . . . . . . . . . . O . . . . o . 0 . . . . . . . C . I is My y . Q.,-5 as - ' P 3' L, 'af , Q , C Q, vw.- if ffl, 'N ,- 2. 'E V a s 95 103 112 128 133 138 145 154 WEIGHTS Donald Bohler Bqb Jones Dale Adrian Herb Rogalla Bob Jenkins Jim Patch George Holley Al Anderson Heavy Weight Dale Briggs stan W ilmore Wrestling The Wheat Ridge wrestlers showed great talent and muscle through the season by winning 4 matcnes and losing only one. The boys were under a new coach this yeuri he is Hr. Heaston. There was only one letter man back this year, he is Stan Wilmore. On a whole the boys did exceptionally well considering they were inexperienced and were under a new coach. I 'v3QSNUr3r X , 'lfi?4Q N I I ru .Lu,j Q L. L33 .J .LO Lb J-ku A J! J A. L O IFlZW Nu t llcor kLlPJ lug lfu tUI'A I lb' L JLA. Chl! Ofn OFI u V L WILL AAU L Q I :lu Q H Jorbm FQ UQPL iobollb tur G rl Q P tc, P nuerson Ufdll jruuner Flu Ql, OFJLH HO L lu L wllqore OFIGlt F160 Jan 48 Uoui5villL Lhure nneut xidbe : 'J- O3 lk ZO at 3 4 4 7 Eottiuulli threw Jones Takpmoto dec. Lcruin Uartallp th Rogolla Jenkins Patch Kgipple lndcrsou Tilmore Lolley F ev' 3 nap p Lefeverc Zurich WC l -ueritto EQPQ u Aurtnaglu 'fI'2:1I'I1D'UI'g eavy Tovado Dec Briggs 15 X if TRACK started the track season off r1ght for Wheat Ridge High of Denver on April 6, 1943, by a score of 52 44 practice meet with West High it brought to lzght and proved the ability of Ianmer track men Sixteen Farmers by runnlng over lest though it was only a several new athletes 1n tip top condition, but as West is only a 'B' class school, it was beaten West. LeeRoy Kunz was the Neither lheat Ridge nor West were is an 'A' class school and Wheat Ridge a feather in Wheat Ridge's hat to have most versatile athlete on the track. Wheat Ridge won their second meet easily ln downlng Arvada, at This was the first league meet of the year, and was a real test as to the abilitles of the Iarmers. LeeRoy Kunz was high score man of the IOC e The sixth annual Arvada Relays ended up a tie for first between Wheat Ridge and Arvada lheat Ridge took first in the 440, 880, three fourths mlle, and tled for first ln the two man mile They captured second 1n the mile, two mile and ledaly Arvada took the rest of the first and seconds while Golden and Littleton vied for the remalning points D Arvada, to the tune of 72-46 on April 8, 1943. O mmm TRACK swxs mm: Uuniorsl Leelfioy Kunz, Hurdles, Discus and Broad Jump, Don Knippel, Sprints and Broad Jump, Wayne Adams, 440 Jim Cross, 100, Hlgh Jump, 8111 V1QC6Ht, Shot put, charles q8TQ1H, Sprlnt CFres11enl Harry N8FClS18U, Sprlnts, Broad Jump, Pole Vault, 'ldon Kunz, Hurdles, Dlck Beneon, Sprlnt Bob A1l1SOH, Shot Put, 880 CSen1orsl LePoy Cockrell, Pole Vault, Hurdles, Shot, Stan ullmore, Shot Put, Dlscus, 440 Mesley Jones, Hlgh Jump, Dele Brlggs, Shot Put, 880, Dlscus, J1m Patch, 880, Cllfford Grove, 880, 440, Wd Bohm, 880, Hero Ropalla, M11ea Art Todd, Mlle, Gtorve Holley, 880 111 Cdrlcom, Hlgh Jump, 880, 440 1'-N55 ,, in ,E :Meg E if? was A' I5 Tvjlb L41 ' L ., f L-1 ' D . ' U u - V , I ,f S n ' 5 ,V s V 3 . I ,, ' . L g . I ' - ' l ' 3: f' f W '. - ' 5 , -A ' . . - q ' C I uc c Y V ,V - , 1. I ?.1,,i,,-3 . . f -A 4- . U1 I . ' Q -' U ' 0 C , ' 1, ' r WV' .4 1 , uf N ' ' 1 'wgf , ' M . v. , QF . Z , t 3 , - ' ' m A M IK I YI J ,hhie , 1 v , , 4 on g'7f fk V ! 4,4 u , rm ,l,,..44w , 'v W .v New 'Hn '50 n... HN. Ame 'mbLle5 CI vhs Search Pl? CLUB PRESIDENT Marilyn Prewitt VICE PRESIDENT Louise creme, SECRETARY Alice Jenkins TREASURER Alberta Ann Ammon As the year began and ended, the HEAD CHEERLEADER CHEERLEADER CH ERLEADER CHEERLEADER Ruth Ann Allison Pat Fishburn Jeanne Thome Francis Route Pep Club, more formally called Lambs Sigma, under the sponsorship of Miss Emily Sheiffer and Miss Jeanne Sager, not only cheered for the Farmer teams, but sponsored a social hour, present- edan assembly, gave intricate demonstrations at games, and made a success of their annual party. Members of.Pep Club were! Lodema Abbott Lucille Adrian Doris Albright Nita Amato Georgia Lou Ammon Helen Mae Allen June Bacher Noami Baxter Charlotte Beckman Alice Binkley Patty Campbell Wanda Collins Jane Condron Dolores Crass Jeanette Crowe Joyce Endacott Betty Evans Beverley Frei Shirley Gardner June Goodrich Hope Hanscom Carolyn Hendrix Rosalyn Hendrix Zelda Hackney Carol Hill Francis Holden Jackie Van Holdt Eduina Hobart Marjorie Hobart La Verne Wood Gloria Johnson Betty Jackson Ruth Jacobs Carol Jamison Virginia Johnson Marie Joralemon Inez Ludewig Jeanne Lindquist Cosy Little Hary Little Dorothy Macy Margaret Malcolm Pauline Merci Doris Nielsen Lila Jean Oughtred June Paules , Doris Pumphrey Nadine Robinson Dorothy Riley Elisa Schlaepfer Wilma Shaffer Ottlie Stafford Barbara Van Scoyk Buleah Swanson Phyllis Swanson Shirley Turner Mildred Wardle Evelyn leiland Margaret White Dorthea Wiltsie GLEE CLUB The officers of the Glee Club were: President ------- Betty Jackson Vice President--Ed Bohm Secretary ------- Delbert Anderson Librarians ------ Lila Jean Oughtred Members of Glee Club! Margaret Elledge Gloria Johnson Edna Mary Jones Mary Jean Lloyd Catherine Meyer Alice Murphy Lila Jean Oughtred Marilyn Prewitt Beatrice Dutcher Una Rae Robert s Helen Schiller Jean Thome Betty Jackson Betty Baudendistel Jeanne Lind uist Q Thelma Adams Betty Babbit Edwina Hobart Wilma Shaffer Audrey Thomas Barbara Van Scoyk Mary Bell Martin Marie Joralemon Helen Shannon Wayne Adams Delbert Anderson Montrose Graham Ed Bohm Bill lattern Nancy Graham Hope Hanscom Dorothy Puckett Harold Hamilton Warren Votav Bud Suanson Don Hutchison Fred Luedicke Wilbur Rusch Howard Yousee Dorothy Macy Dorathy Evenson Lavern Goodrich Shirley Haller Carolyn Hendrix Rosalyn Hendrix Jean Bullock Virginia Johnson Noami Baxter Wilbur Shelton B111 uurch Mildred F1-ami U Earnest Ransom BAND Elwyn Shaffer PRESIDENT Ray Payne gzgfrflggson VICE PRESIDENT Bob Jones A1 Anderson SECRETARY Alice Binkley Don Johnson Bob Frazier Virginia Johnson Tom Fitch Wesley Jones Nancy Graham Richie Kessler Bob Haick Ralph Knowles Joe Badey Dea Lacey Donald Bohler Jim Palrang S8-D C19-Pk Shirley Phillips Arthur Decker Robert Swanson Alta Doud Iarguerite Eddy Bill Strietenberger leslsy Van Every Beatrice Butcher M' f' ...Wg ' , r' . x 4 7 RQW, 4 'V Q 0 X MAJORETTES On lay, 12, 1942, fifteen girls tried out, and from those three were chosen, Barbara Van Scoyk, Lila Jean Oughtred, and Mary Lou Pharis, to fill the places of those former majorettee. The girls dressed in their flashy blue and gold suite have put on ex- hibitions vhich have given a great deal of spirit in our basketball and football games. Alice Jenkins was the head majorette. Lucille Adrain, Helen lae Allen, Alice Binkley, Barbara Van Scoyk, Mary Lou Pharis, and Lila Jean Oughtred were the other lajorettes. 1 1.4 . , , . , Y'-:L ft 5 Q '- f E --f. ,, W., ,Q ji 12 1' tfH3Q.f..i,t mN gm? ,E 6,33 . ,fr 92:-if :YH XP. Lf' ANNU I. PUBLISHED Mmm? Qiiiuw Hamm NA K 150 DOLLARS DEPOSIT RN xg. 5, fx Ag,01::Q,fnANg gvfhfay REQUIPED By .IAN lffh Afg:gQEEqgu:N 2' SAYS 7145 qlailii-rTf1ANE5 C o FIRST ISSUED SM THE Twp ,W 0 iff-Y swce 1928 06 Wm 1pmuN1fA,,7- 4595, A5330 nfs 6' 7- 'ELfLA fb 'ff 41116 D a 'f 'Li SfmoRs VOTE FoR gggNg'Rg,'gHH OFF Cppg AND GOWNS sc:-soon. rAcuUY Editor Pat Flshourn THE FARMER The Farmer, under the edztorshlp of Pat Fishburne, published 15 regular papers and one extra It was a successful year as the whole staff cooperated with Pat Hr Lee Isaacson, the faculty sponsor, and M188 Jeanne Sager, faculty business manager, to make it one of the best years for the paper A special feature of the paper was a rotogravure section in every other edition Several scoops of the class plays, annual staff, and majorettes are credited to the staff This is the first year the staff has come out wlth no debt A vote of thanks goes to Pat, Mr Isaacson and Miss Say r . JO 3 'f a F0 4 ' 1 . 'y , 'V' N9 , ' Jun.. 09 r I 5? q 5 f, ' 1 V Q. L' R f . , Ze L ll, vs' J.: C f J - '1EE5 4: 'isa-1 'Q -2 9 ' . I O e ' 0 A e Assembly Commission -- Mr. Pirnat President - Al Anderson Vice President - Jeanette Crowe Secretary - Marilyn Prewitt Earnie Apel Oscar Bloom Dick Benson Bob Jenkins Bob Frazier Fred Luedicke Ottilie StaffordPaul Robinson Carol Ammon Assembly Commission plans the assemblies, and arranges the Blue and Gold day ball and assembly programs. President - Ed Bohm Vice President - nick Cgleman Secretary - Alberta Ann Ammon Arthur Decker J- We Uin8hBll Dale Briggs Tom Fitch Jeanna Lindquist Clarence Talbot Barbara Van Sccyk HUTY H8-16 Georgia Lou Ammon-TOYCS Knight Citizenship Commission -- Mr. Isaccson Citizenship Com ission has the job of taking care of traffic problems in and around school, and all clean-up campaigns. Finance Commission handles the school's money on the budget plan. President - Bob Crowe Vice President - Ls Roy Crockrell Secretary - Doris Pumphrey Carolyn Hendrix Doris Albright Howard Caldwell Lyman David llerlin Van Scoyk IBB! Idldfiiig Charles Dole D011 KI15-PP91 Bob Jackson Joyce Endacott Finance Com ission -- lr. Heeston Social Service takes care of all job applications within the schogls 'rites letters of condolence and sympathy. President - Lucille Adrian Vice President - Bill Carlton Secretary - Delores Crass lilbur Busch June Paules Dorothy lacy Iargaret Malcolm Bill Blaney Iesley Van Every Peggy Swanson Bill Btrsitenburger Roger Todd Bob Lebsock Social Service Commission -- lies Stone GIRLS CLUB President ------- Charlotte Beckman Vice President--Lucille Adrian Secretary ------- Pat Fishburne Treasurer ------- Hope Hanscom Mrs. Lela G. Pennington Sponsor of Girls Club Under the guidance of Mrs. Pennington, Dean of Girls, the girls of Wheat Ridge High School have taken up projects which have been successfully carried through. Toward the war effort the girls have sponsored a silk drive. A social hour of a successful nature was also sponsored by the girls. BOYS CLUB The Boys Club was organized this year with Bob Jenkins as its president. Under the leadership of Bob the club had several meetings at which problems of the boys in relationship to present day needs and the war effort were dis- cussed. Dean of Boys, Mr. Wittemeyer was club sponsor. Hr. George Wittemeyer gSponsor of Boys Club T. President ---- ------Bob Jenkins Vice President---0 511814 W13-more 'CLUBS' FOLK DANCING Shelffer The Folk Dancing club formed for the purpose of learning square dances and folk dances was under the sponsorship of Miss Sheiffer The caller was Gene Brace and the officers were Bob Bowles-and Helen Allen. ATHL.TIC Heaston The Athletic Club was the largest club formed. It was under the sponsorship of Mr. Heaston. In the fall they formed teams to play footballg in the winter they played basxetball, and in the spring they played softball. AIRPLANE--Pirnat Under the leadership of Mr. Pirnat the Airplane Club designed planes for the Navy. There were 18 members in the club. SWING--Shelton The Swing Club furnished the music for our social hours. Mr. Shelton, our band Maestro, was the sponsor and played his violin many times with the 13 members of the club. DRAMATIC--Hoff Under the capable leadership of Virgil Hoff, dramatics instructor the Dramatics Club was formed with 14 members taking part in several programs presented. .. fRT--Moore 1 Miss Moore, Art Club instructor, had 12 artists under her. They were taught the fundamentals of art. TYPING--Burman Future stenographers formed the typing club, with Miss Burman acting as instructor. She had twenty-four typists. N MATH--Pennington Mrs. Pennington's Engineers were given extra tutoring in the Math Club. The number in the club was 15. MECHANICAL DRAWING--Wagg0ner Drafte an accomplish a great deal in their Mechanical Drawing Club Mr. Jess Waggener is the sponsor and the club numbers 14. ttemyer 'Time to Play' that's what they say 'as they go to the Games Club. Mr. Wittemyer is in charge and the club has 15 students. CS--Stone Twelve students represent Miss Stone's Dramatics Club. They have presented an assembly for the school and have accomplished many dramatic achievements. T:+'1aLINc--eager ' HOME Under the direction of Miss Sager the Twirling,Club, a group of girls eager to learn how to twirl a baton. The girls have progressed very rapidly in the weeks-that have been spent upon the art of baton twirling. ECONOMICS--Hull The future housewives of lheat Ridge study how to be charming, in Home Economics Club. The sponsor was liss 8 11, and 20 girls composed the club. J J Qwj, na, L jf 2 pp. 'UMV1' no J J gpaftilj' 4 A The clues of 1944, in presenting this yeur's Junior Play, delighted capacity audience with a production which featured chills and rollicking comedy. The presentutioa was Wwandering Spooksn by Verne Elout, und wus bivcn December li, 1542, in the Nhest Ridge High School Auditorium. The cast gave u most creditable preformenoe under the direction of Miss Stone NWANDERING SPOOKSN 1942 Junior Class Play Mike McGinty, Jovial Irish Janitor... . . ..Uestly Van Every Lilly, Yegro Maid ...................... ....Jeanne Lindquist Larry Ott, Wisecrecxing news reporter ............ ....Bill Mattern Dorothy Dolney, Beautiful Young Actress.... ........ ...Hope Hanscom Miles Standish Jr., Handsome son of Hr. Standish. ..... Jim Campbell Betty Blair, Gum-chewing Usherette ................... .Doris Pumphrey The Great Greta, Crystul ball gazer .... .... Jean Bullock Mrs. Standish, An Aristocratic women... ...Aloerta A. Ammon E. D. Corregun, Detective ............. ..Harlun Johnson Hodge, Mystery man .............. .................. Marnie Apel Stage Assistants ........ .... ...... .............. . .... Paul Rooinson Eugene MCM3h5n Jgmeg Bantly Edna Mary JOOBS Stanley Ransom Bill Strcitenbermer The class of '43' presented their Senior play, April 16, in the Iheat Ridge Auditorium. Under the direction of the new dramatica teacher, Virgil I Hoff, this three act comedy farce, by Anne Coulter Martens, played to a capacity audience. 'PROFESSOR, HOW COULD YOU!' 1943 Senior Class Play Professor Keats Perry Bob Bowles Vicky Randolph- -------- --Marilyn Prewitt John Appleby --------- Priscilla Morley ----- Grandpa Perry ------- Grandma Perry -------- Butcher Boy Beans ------- Miss Tootsie Bean ------ -- Valerie Ihitman- ----- Boggins ----------- --- Gene Brace Ruth Ann Allison Art Todd Virginia Johnson Dick Coleman Betty Jackson Lucille Adrian Art Decker Stage assistants--Elwyn Shaffer, Frank'Grebg, Marguerite Eddy,B0b Jenkins, June Paules, June Bacher I SHOW? 'Jus me We ' 0 45 Q9 The eighth annual Farmers' Frolics was held in the high school audi- torium, April second at eight p.m. George Whitmore as Master of Ceremonies presided during the program. The Frolics, one of the best ever put on at Wheat Ridge, had every- thing from a drill team to tap dancing. In the finale the glee club carried the flags of the United Nations on the stage and sang 'Stars and Stripes Forever'. After the program everyone threw baseball: et Hitler and Musolini and had their fortunes told, while the fish pond was popular with the younger crowd. Fun was had at the auction where everything from a kid to candy found eager buyers. RIFLE CORP DRILL TEA! VI iflggggfe 1 . 4 iq 3 Ev cmd GOL DCU The traditional Blue and Gold Day was held at 'heat Ridge the twenty- first of Am-11, The day was off to a good start when everyone arrived in costume. After the last Hickey Mouse and clown had pranced past the judges everyone went to the Athletic field to see the Seniors and Faculty in their annual softball c0lPU'U-ff-W' field and track events followed in which the cream of the athletic crop at Iheat Ridge partici ated P e At the afternoon assembly the winners of all events of the morning were announced. A lively program followed consisting of four complete performances provided by each class. The day was climexed by the Blue and Gold Ball. The evening fornmlly began when the arrival of the King and Queen was heralded. The royal procession was led by Bd Bohm, the King, and Ruth Ann Allison, the queen. Following them in the procession were their attendants, Lee Roy Kunz, Hope Hanscom. Bob Jones, lary Lou Pherie, noon Kunz, Garol Ammon. 'Dae prccessional ended as the royal pair and their retinue reached the thrones. After the formal crowning and proclamation the smiling soverigns were greeted enthusiastically by their happy subjects. The grand march followed and an evening of dancing was begun. 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