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

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1950 volume:

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We., the students of Wheat Ridge High School, salute the members of the Board of Education and express to them our thanks for the fine edu- cational program they have provided l'or us. xg, 'v Mm ill' Leonard Johnson Fred Hackney Otto Beblbvl' Treasurer Director DIFCCIOI' Supvrintvnilvnt Srbunla Mr. Stevens Superintendent Paul C. Stevens has directed the educational program of the Wheat Ridge Public Schools for the past seventeen years. He is de- scribed by his associates as a man with great enthusiasm, boundless energy, quick wit, and keen judgement. Students know and respect him for his impartiality and friendly manner. His educational leadership and a strong determination for the Wheat Ridge Schools to rank with the best schools in our nation are admired by all. MR. HEASTON: In the eleven years that Mr. Heaston has been with Wheat Ridge, he has worked hard to provide a well-rounded curricular and extra-curricular life. He believes that il' this is accomplished, Wheat Ridge will be the bcst school to be found. Graduating from Colo- rado State College ol' Education, he received an A.B. in commercial arts and administration. He did graduate work at D.U. and C.S.C.E. and earned an M.S. His hobbies are hunting, fishing, and dogs. ilministrutiun MR. FLEENOR: This is Mr. Fleenor's second year as Dean of Boys. As such he has done an outstanding job and all the boys are proud of him. He sponsors W Club, teaches Algebra, and is our head track coach. He graduated from Minnesota University and received a TS. Everyone knows that his hobbies are golf and s nng. MRS. PAUL: Mrs. Paul has been Girls' Advisor for two years. She is willing to help anyone who has a problem, and usually has a solution for anything. She teaches Latin I and English IV, and sponsors the Juniors and Girls' Club. Her hobbies are tennis, bowling, and all sfmorts. Everyone likes Mrs. Paul as much as she likes Item. Name-Mrs. Doris Aisenbrcy Name-Mrs. Alice Briant Name-Mr. Elvern Brockman Sponsor-Sophomore Dutieswlinglish III and Librarian Duties-Health Instructor Duties-Home Economics College-St. Cloud Teachers College- College--Denver UniversityfA.B. College-South Dakota State College- B.S. Hobbieswllolf BA. Hobbies-Painting and learning to cook. Hobbies-Knitting, Painting, and Music Name-Miss Mabel Burman Name-Miss Catherine Echle Duties-High School Secretary and Sponsor-Senior Typing I Duties-Phys. Education, Business College-Dcnvcr University-A.B. English, and Pep Club Sponsor College-Denver University-AB. Hobbies-Swimming, Bowling, and Fishing. Name-Mr. Robert Colder Duties-Art and Social Psychology College-University of Mexico and Denver University Hobbies-Horses, Skiing, and Photography. Name-Mrs. Irene Grenstiener Sponsor-Freshman Duties-English I, and Typing I College-North Dakota State Teachers College-B.S. Hobbies-Baking and Textile Painting. Name-Mrs. Grace Gilmore Sponsor-Senior Dutiesillnglish II College-Colorado College-A.B. Hobbies-Cooking, Gardening, and Writixlg. Name-Mr. Glenn Hettler Name-Mr. Robert Hopper Name-Mrs. Betty Massey Sponsor-Sophomore Sponsor-Freshman Sponsor-Junior Duties-American and World History College-Colorado A. Si M.-B.S. Duties-Steno I, Steno II, Typing and Audio-Visual Duties-Agriculture, General Science, Bookkeeping College-Denver University-B.A. and Wrestling Coach and Assistant College-Colorado State College- M.A. Track Coach Hobbies-Family Hobbies-Photography and Reading. Hobbies-Hunting and Fishing. Name-Mr. Lester Mills Name-Miss Grace Anne Murphy Name-Mrs. Lela Pennington Sponsor-Senior Duties-Mr. Steven's Secretary Duties-Solid Geometry, Triginom Duties-Physics, Geometry, and Algebra College-Denver University-B.S. and Mechanical Drawing. College-Harvard-B.A. and M.A. Hobbies-Skiing College-University of Kansas-A Hobbies-Fencing and Star Gazing. Hobbies-Antiques Name-Mr. Bill Proctor Sponsor-Freshman Duties-Biology, Head Football Coach, and Asst. Basketball Coach College-Denver University-B.S. Hobbies-Basketball and Skiing. Name-Mr. Melbourne Schwartz . Sponsor-Sophomore Duties-American History, Geography, , and Drivingg Head Basketball and , . Assistant Football Coach A College-Denver University-A.B. Hobbies-All sports. Name-Mr. Wilhur Shelton Name--Mrs. Mabel Sloss Duties-Band Director Sponsor-Junior College-Denver University-M.A. Duties-Spanish and Latin Hobbies-Fishing, Woodworking, College-Colorado University-A.B. Piano Tuning. Hobbies-Tennis, and Cooking. Name-Mrs. Mary Walker Duties-Part lime Secretary College-Denver University-Associate Degree Hobbies-Playing cards. Name-Mr. Henry Weimar Sponsor-Freshman Duties-Chemistry and Advanced Algebra College-Denver Universiiy-B.S. Hobbies-All sports. Name-Mr. Louis Wetzel Sponsor-Senior Duties-Vocal groups, speech, and Jr. and Sr. plays College-Denver University-M.A. Hobbies--Railroading and music. Name-Mrs. Lois Wilson Duties-School Nurse College--Wichita Nurses' School Hobbies--Outdoor sports and flowers. Name-Mr. Rolland Virkrey Sponsor-.lunior Duties-Consumer Er., English III, Annual and Paper Sponsor College-Illinois State Normal-B.Ecl Hobbies-Skating and Swimming. 'I 2169? WALLY STOLL . . . Personality Boys' Club l,2,3,43 Assembly 2,43 Forum 23 Social Service Sec. il: Class V.P. lg Class Pres. 23 Class Pres. 81 Sec. 33 Class Pres. 43 King's Attendant 23 Student Body Pres. Fourth Term. GEORGE SALANKEY . . . Farmer In The Dell Boys' Club l,2,4, Sec. 33 Assembly 23 Citizenship 43 Finance 33 Intramural 23 Junior Play3 Track 3,43 Football 3,L43 Class Pres. 4. DICK 0'BRIEN . . . Open the Door, Richard Boys' Club 3,43 V.P. 43 Assembly V.P. 3g Finance 33 Class V.P. 81 Sec. 43 Football L3,L43 W Club 3,4. DON RANDALL . . . l'm Thinking Tonight ol My Blue Eyes Boys' Club I,2,3,4Q Assembly 13 Citizenship 2,33 Finance 43 Social Service 2,43 Band I,2Q Scholarship 3,43 Track 3,43 Wrestling 3, L43 W Club 4g Class Sec. 81 V.l'. 4. lass uf 'Firm In ye Falle of ye yeare nineteen hundred and forty six., one hundred and seven new ap- prentices were added to ye registere of Wheat Ridge Castle. With Apprentices Bickmore, Stokes, and Stoll leading, ye same added much merriment to the days in the Castle, ande wert heartily applauded for their Dr. I. Assembly., and the parte they played in making the Ap- prentice - Page All 4- Castle Party a grande affair. Next yeare they advanced to ye station of pages. Head Pages were Wally Stoll, Joan Bick- more ande Harold Evenson. Many activities of intereste to all Knights and Ladies followed, chief among which wast ye Truth or Conse- quences Assembly. Feats of honor on the joust- ing field won several pages their crests. By now ye group hadde reached a place of muche honore in ye courte of ye castle. They hadde passed alle tests of perseverence ande proved themselves capable Junior Knights ande Ladies. Sir Stoll., Sir Krebs, ande Sir Evenson were selected to leade the Knights and Ladies this yeare. A comedy, The Angel of Red Canyon, was presented by ye Juniors ande they wert highly praised by the other members of the castle. Faeire Tales were re-enacted in ye classe Assembly, and ye Junior-Senior All -Castle Party was one of ye beste ever. Now they havve finished a successfulle foure yeares in ye olde Wheat Ridge Castle, ande havve earned ye title of Knights and Ladies- graduated. A bounteous F armer's Frolic highlighted the honores of the yeare. Ye Seniore Playe, Honore Bright, added more prestige to ye classe. As the yeare neared an ende ye classe rose to even highter heights with the Junior-Senior All-Castle Party. As a token of ye classe,s appreciation, they pre- sented ye olde Castle ye newe recorder of jouste. A merry time wast hadde by alle at ye Blue and Gold Day feats. Under the able di- rection ol' Sir Stoll, Sir Salankey, Sir Randall, ande Sir O'Brien., the laste yeare of ye Classe of F iftye haste been one of the beste ever seen in ye halls of Wheat Ridge Castle. GLENNA Al.llIN . . . Do I Worry? Girls' Club l,43 Farmer Highlights-1. JOAN ALICXANDIQR . . . Dance, Ballerina, Dance Girls' Club 4: Mixc4l Chorus -l. GICORGICANNE ANDERSON . . . Atlanta Georgia GWEN ARMSTRONG . . . Easy To Lore Girls' Club 2,3,-43 Glce Club 23 Assembly 33 Junior l'lay3 Annual 3: l'cp Club 3,4. JOAN ASHCRAFT . . . A l'ou're Arlorable Girls' Club l,2,3,-1-3 Pep Club 3,43 Citizenship 23 Finance Cirls Llub l,2,3,4. l,23 Forum 43 Glce Club I3 Majorettc -l. pfitlllla . A lm. ff-as RONALD BACIIER . . . Lost Chord lioys' Club l,2,3,-l: Mixefl Chorus 1,43 Farmer High- lights -13 Drum antl liuglc Corp 4. JAMES lil'Il.l .... Lover lloys' Club l,2,3, l'rcs. 43 Asst-mbly l: Citizenship l,2,3: Forum 3: Stutlcnt Affairs 4: Football l,L2,L3,L43 lluslu-tlmll l,l,2,l.3,l,43 Track 1,23 WM Club 2,3,4. JOAN lllCkMORl'I . . . Embraeeable You Girls' Club l,2,3,43 Finance 13 Social Service Pres. 4g Glcc Club I3 Scholarship 33 Junior Escort: Pep Club 't A tv FRANK BLOOM . . . I Guess I'll Cel the Papers and Co Home Boys' Club I,2,3,-l-3 Intramural 2,33 Farmer Highlights 2,33 .lunior l'lay3 Social Service 3: Wrestling 13 Foot- ball 2,L4: Wm Cltlb Sec. 4. HARRY BRANDSTETTER . . . Curly Top Boys' Club l,2,3,43 Intramural 3,43 Chorus I,2Q Wrestling 2,33 Football, Basketball, Track Manager 4. 3,43 Majorette 3,43 Freshman Class Pres.: Sophomore Class Sec.: Quccn's Attenclant 1: Stutlcnt Affairs 1,-l. JOHN BIRD . . . Bluvbirrl of Happiness Boys' Club 3,43 Assembly Pres. 4: Citizenship Pres. 33 Band 33 Annual 43 Track I43Q 3,43 Stutlcnt Affairs 3,-1. JO ANN RLANEY . . . Heart Girls' Club l,2,3,fl-3 Chorus l,4 ship 1,2,3,43 Junior Escort: Pep, Football 4: YY Club Breaker .lunior l'luy3 Scholar- Club 3,4. SHIRLEY BRYANT . . . You Must Hare Been a Beautiful Baby Girls' Club 4. RONALD BUNDY . . . Dear Hearts and Gentle People Boys' Club 3,43 Mixed Chorus 33 Boys' Chorus 3. ROLAND CAMFIELD . . . My Best To You Boys' Club 43 Forum 43 Senior Play3 Band Student Director 4: Pep Band 43 VVrestling 4. u BEVERLY CARVER . . . Younger Than Springtime Girls' Club l,2,3,4g Librarian l,2,3g Girls' Chorus 1,2,4. PAUL CIIAMBERLIN . . . Doctor, Lawyer, Indian Chief lioys' Club 1,2,3,4g Assembly 2,33 Finance lg Forum 2g Intramural V.l'. 43 Sovial Survive 1,31 Basketball l,2,3, L-lg Football l,2,L3,L4g Trark l,L2,L3,4g VV Club 2,3g l'r0s. 4. -gy 1, '7T 'f.9' I Wu A XX 'Vg t VERN COOK . . . Who Threw the Overalls in Mrs. Murphy's Chowder? Boys' Club l,2,3,-lg Chorus 4g Trac-k lg Wrestling l,2,-L BOB CUUNTZ . . . Nature Boy Boys' Club 3,43 Intramural Set: -lg Boys' Chorus 34 Farmvr Highlights 4g Svholarship 4g W'rrstling -lg Trark fl-. MARTHA DARLINGTON . . . My Dorling, My Darling Girls' Club 1,2,3,4-3 Girls' Chorus 2g Senior lllayq Svholarship 3,43 .lunior Escortg l'ep Club 3,4. Q 'HO JEAN DARNELI .... l'm Looking for a Sweetheart Girls' Club 2.55.43 Farmer llighlights 3,-1. IIURUTIIY IIRUHAN . . . Gal in Culivo Girls' Club 4. MARSHALL IJRUWN . . . Cool Water Boys' Club l,2,3,4g Asst-mbly 2: Citizvnship lg Forum l. THOMAS DURHAM . . . Give My Regards lo Broad- way lloys' Club l,2,3.-lg Chorus l,Il,4g Opt-rvtta 3. HAROLD EVICNSUN . . . Sonny Boy Boys' Club l,2,3,4g Assembly 2,3g Citizenship l,2g Fi. nanrt' lg Intramural Jig Sophomore Class V.l'.: Junior Class Sz-r. and V.l'.g King's Attendant ls, Srholarship 2g liantl Llg Pop Band lg Sovond Tvrm Stualt-nt Rotly l'res.g Football l,L2,L3.,L4g Basketball l,I.2,I.3,L-lt, Track I, L2,L3,L4g HW Club 2,Ii,4. MARILYN DUE . . . l'ou're My Everything Girls' Club 2,3g S1-0. -lg Finanva- 43 Svholarship -lg l'vp Club Il, V.l'. ll. RUB IJURCIIULZ . . . Too Fu! Polka lioys' Club l,2,3,'lg Citizc-nship 23 Finanvc 3g Forum 3g Intramural 4g Wrt-stling 3g Manager 23 Football Man- agvr 3. JIM FABER . . . Homework Boys' Club l,2,3,4g Forum 4g Drum antl liuglv Corp -lg Svholarship l,2,3,4. HUB Fl-IRGUSUN . . . Call of the Wild Goose Boys' Club 3,4:, Intranutral 4g Sorial Scrvivz' Ii. PHYLLIS FLEER . . . I'm Forever Blowing Bubble Cum Girls' Club 1,2,3,4g Librarian 2g Citizenship 3: Pep Club 3. TRACY FLOYD . . . Music' Makers 3,43 Majorette 33 Head 43 Queen's Attendant 2g Student lloys' Club l,2,3,43 Forum l3 Rand l,L2,L3,L4, Pres. Affairs 4. 43 l'cp liancl l,2,3,43 Drum and Ruglc Corp 4g Junior l'lay: Track 33 Basketball lg Wrestling 3,4. DON l.'lll4:STER l h I Merry Oldsmobile nA1u,lNr: rlmsi-:lx . . . A Little Bit 0' Heaven BOYS ' l'2 ',4l Ban 1-2-3- Girls' Club l,2,3,43 Forum 33 Pep Club 4. DIANE FUGIT . . . Sweet and Lovely MARLHNH FREW . . . Skaler's Waltz Girls' Club 1,2,3,43 Assembly Sec. 43 Citizenship 2g Fi- Cirls' Club 1.2.3,-13 Citizenship Pres. 43 Forum lg Intra- nance 43 Glee Club 13 Scholarship l,2,33 Junior Escortg mural V.l'. 33 Social Service 23 Librarian lg Pep Club Annual 13 Pep Club 3,4-. 3' 'liilawtlww MARGARET GAMRLE . . . Claire de Lune Girls' Club l.2,3,43 Forum 1,33 Girls Chorus 23 Scholar- ship 2,43 Junior liscortg l'cp Club 3,4. JANET GARRISON . . . All the Things You Are Girls' Club 233,43 Social Service 4g Glce Club 2g Junior l'lay3 l'4-p Club 334. JANICE GROFF . . . Nobody Knows Girls' Club 3,43 Forum 43 Scholarship 43 Senior Play3 Pep Club 4. MADELON GUTERRIZ . . . Underneath the Arches Girls' Club l,2,3,43 Glec Club l,2,33 Farmer Highlights 3,4. MARILYN GUTERRIZ . . . Pretty Baby Girls' Club l,2,3,43 Glee Club 1,2,33 Farmer Highlights 3,4. DONALD HAM . . . One Meat Bull Boys' Club l,2,3,43 Boys' Chorus 2,32 Mixed Chorus 1.2.3. l,OlS HAMMOND . . . Ah! Sweet Mystery of Life Girls' Club l,2,3,43 Assembly 13 Girls' Chorus l3 Mixed Chorus 23 Pep Club 33 Junior Playg Librarian l,2,3,4. BOYD HARNDEN . . . Dry Bones Boys' Club 3,43 Citizenship 43 Social Service 33 Basket- ball 3.,L43 MW' Club 4. JOIE HARPER . . . Bouquet of Roses Girls' Club 2,3,43 Assembly 3g Forum 43 Girls' Chorus 43 Annual 33 Pep Club 3,43 Junior Playg Head Cheer- leader 4. WALTER HAVENS . . . Drifting Boys' Club l,2,3,43 Wrestling 1,23 Junior l'lay3 Senior l'lay3 Annual 1,23 Drum and Bugle Corp 4. CAROL HOLM . . . Baby Face Girls' Club 3,43 Girls' Chorus 33 Mixed Chorus 43 Band 43 Pep Band 43 Opcretta 33 Farmer Highlights 4. HELEN JEFFREY . . . I Can Dream, Can't I? Girls' Club 1,2,3,-13 Girls' Club Sec. 33 Finance 1,23 Pep Club 3, Pres. 43 Student Affairs 43 Glee Club 1,2. LELAND KIPLINGER . . . Kiss In The Dark Boys' Club 1,2,3,43 Citizenship lg Finance 23 Assembly 33 Forum 43 Annual lg Wrestling L3,L43 W Club 3,43 School Ser. 43 Farmer Highlights 4g Student Affairs 4. IDA MAE KNILL . . . Somewhere Urer the Rainbow Girls' Club 1,2,3,43 Glee Club 2. ARTHUR KREBS . . . Sratterbrain Boys' Club 1,2,3,43 Assembly 1,23 Finance 13 lntrumural 23 Class Pres. 33 First Term Student Body Pre-s.3 Stu- dent Affairs 3,43 Football 2,L3,L43 Basketball 1,2,3,L43 Track 1,L2,L.33 W Club 2,3,4. DEAN KUGLER . . . Doin' What Comes Natcherly Boys' Club l,2,3,43 Social Service 2,43 Football 1,43 Wrestling Manager 4. MARY LOU LESLIE . . . Oh, What A Pal Was Mary Girls' Club 1,2,3,43 Finance 33 Pep Club 3,43 Band Ll, 1.23 Scholarship 1,23 Junior Escort. CAROL LINDGREN . . . I'll See You In My Dreams Girls' Club 1,2,3,43 Glee Club 23 Pep Club 3,4. BARBARA LOCKHART . . . It Had To Be You Girls' Club l,2,3,43 Assembly 23 Forum 33 Social Serv- ice 43 Pep Club 3,43 Annual 43 Band L1,L23 Scholar- ship 2,33 Librarian 33 Senior Play. MARY LONG . . . Music, Music, Music Girls' Club l,2,3,43 Operetta 33 Girls' Chorus 1,2,3,43 Glee Club 3,43 Senior Play. NANCY LUKAS . . . Dizzy Fingers Girls Club 1,2,3,43 Band 1,2,3,4. LOLA LUKENS . . . Dream A Little Longer Girls' Club l,2,3,43 Intramural 33 Glee Club 1,2,4Q Pep Club 3,43 Animal 23 Farmer Highlights 43 Junior Escort3 Scholarship 1,2,3,4. RUSSELL LYON . . . Has Anybody Seen My Gal? Boys' Club 1,2,3,43 Citizenship 1,33 Finance 23 Intra- mural 23 Social Service 13 Annual 3g Pep Band 13 Football l,2,3,43 Basketball 33 Manager 2,43 Track Manager 2. LYNNE MacNE1LL . . . So Tired Boys' Club 1,2,3,43 Forum 2g Annual 2,43 Senior Play Production Managerg ,lunior Play Assistant Production MHIIBHCTZ Basketball Manager 3,43 Track 3. DONNA McCAULEY . . . Dreamers Holiday Girls' Club 3,43 Farmer Highlights 43 Librarian 33 Usherette 3g Senior Playg Band 3,43 Pep Band 4. DAN Mc-LAUCHLIN . . . You're So Understanding lioys' Club 1,2333-l3 Assembly 33 Citizenship 33 Social Service 1323 Football l,L233,L43 Captain 43 Track l,2,L33 43 llaskctbull 23 Wrestling L43 NW Club Pres. 43 Thirnl Term Stuclcnt Body Pres. MACK MORTICNSEN . . . Riders In The Sky Boys' Club 13233343 Assembly 23 Finance 33 Intramural I3 Track 4. BILLYE NOBLE5 . . . I'm Riding High N-I' DONNA PETRIE . . . Cirls' Club l,2,3343 Forum 2g Librarian 2,33 Girls' Chorus l,2,4: Animal 43 Pep Club 334. Night and Day NANCY PETTIT . . . The Old Master Painter Cirls' Club l32,3,43 Forum l33,43 Clee Club 1,23 Assis- tant Director 43 Scholarship 23 Junior Escort3 Junior Play Assistant Dircctorg Annual I3 Pep Club 3,4. DON PHELPS . . . Some Enchanted Evening Girls' Club l,233,43 Clee Club 13 Librarian 43 Band 23 Pep Club 334. BARBARA PALMER . . . Buttons and Bows Girls' Club 1,2,3,43 Assembly 13 Finance 3g Chorus 13 Pep Club 3,41 Scholarship l32,3343 Junior Escort. ROBERT PEARSON . . . Take It Easy Boys' Club 1,2,3,43 Intramural 2g Basketball lg Manager 43 Track 3,43 Junior Play3 Senior Play. ww Boys' Club 13233343 Finance 33 Mixed Chorus 2,3343 Operetta 3. LaVONNE PHILLIPS . . . So Long For Awhile Cirls' Club I,2,3Z Pres. 43 Assembly 13 V.P. 43 Citizen- ship l,2,33 Forum 23 Sec. 33 Social Service Corres. See. 43 Scholarship 43 Majorettc 3343 Pep Club 3,43 Annual 233,43 Junior Play3 Student Affairs 4. ROBERT PULLEN . . . Rag Mop Boys' Club 1,2,3,43 Senior Play. lW'l5i3?3ff'f3.,'f'ff'W ,N . i M TN 3 i3'1R3 3 X W mf ,L uw! 33 3 . , vlswl5fiS' 7 . ,sms ' I ,N wil 34' .3351 fx N Q W' 5 x BILL OUANTE . . . Red Sails in the Sunset Boys' Club 132.3343 Finance 33 Band 1323 Scholarship 43 Wrestling L3,L43 Captain 43 HW Club 334. ICVICLYN RACKLICY . . . Smilin' Through Girls' Club l,2,3,4. BOB RECAN . . . I Don't Want to Set the World on Fire Boys' Club 1,233,443 Finance 43 Forum 23 Intramural 33 Football 233,43 Basketball Manager 2. DAN RICHARDSON . . . A Chapter in My Life Called Mary Boys' Club 132,3,43 Intramural V.P. 43 Baml l3L23 Scholarship l32,3343 Wrestling 23L33L-1-3 Football 3,L43 Track 23 W Club 334. ED RISLEY . . . So In Love Boys' Club l32,3343 Citizenship 3,43 Band l3 Football 1,2343 Basketball 13 Wrestling 2,3,43 Track 132. SHIRLEY RUTHERFORD . . . Hair of Cold Girls' Club 1,2,3,43 Intramural 4g Glee Club 1,23 Pep Club 334. MARILYN SCHEIDEMAN . . . Ain't She Sweet? Girls' Club l,2,3,43 Girls' Chorus lg Pep Club 3,4. SALLY SERVICE . . . If You were The Unly Girl in the World Girls' Club 13233343 Chorus 2g Usherette 33 Scholarship 33 .lunior Escort. DOROTHY SHIELDS . . . Dark Eyes Girls' Club 2,3343 Assembly 43 Finance 33 Librarian 23 Annual 33 .lunior Playg Pep Club 334. BILL SIMMONS . . . Billy Boy Boys' Club 1,2,3,43 Basketball 1,3. ARLENE SMITH . . . Little Girl Girls' Club 1,2,3,43 Librarian 23 Pep Club 3. DELORES SMITH . . . Rosewood Spinet Girls' Club l,2,3,43 Assembly 33 Citizenship lg Finance 4g Glce Club 1,23 Scholarship 13 Pep Club 334. EARLENE SOLLENBARGER . . . Quicksilver Girls' Club 1,23 V.P. 3,43 Finance Sec. 4g Forum Sec. 23 Social Service Sec. 43 Glee Club 1,23 Senior Play3 Pep Club 3,4. LEONA STEINKE . . . Serenade of The Bells Girls' Club 1,2,3,4Q Band 1,2,3,43 Librarian 13233. BOB STOKES . . . You'll Never Walk Alone Boys' Club 1,2,33 Sec. 43 Assembly 1,43 Citizenship 23 Finance 43 Social Service 3g Freshman Class Sec.3 Foot- ball 1,L2,L3,L43 Basketball 1,23 W Club 2,3,4. WALLY STUERKE . . . My Heart ls A Hobo Boys' Club 3,43 Social Service 33 Basketball 33 Farmer Highlights 4. ANN STRICKLER . . . Moonlight Serenade Girls' Club 1,2,3,4-3 Finance 2g Mixed Chorus 13 Girls' Chorus 23 Librarian 3,43 Farmer Highlights 43 Senior Play3 Pep Club 3,4. CHARLES SURRATT . . . Charley, My Boy :SRX Boys' Club 1,2.3,43 Social Service l,2,33 Football 132. FLOYD SWEENEY . . . You Call Everybody Darlin' Boys' Club 1,2,3,43 Finance 23 Social Service V.P. 43 Basketball 1,2,3,-1-Q Football 1,2,3,L43 Track 1,2,L3,43 W Club 3.4. JOAN TAYLOR . . . You Are My Sunshine Girls' Club 233,43 Assembly 33 Annual 3g Scholarship 2,33 Junior Escort3 Pep Club 3. Xiu? .- LORRAINE TOEPFER . . . Rings on My Fingers Girls' Club l.2,3,43 Forum 23 Glee Club 2g Junior Play3 Scholarship Club 3,43 Junior Escort3 Pep Club 3,4. PATRICIA TONN . . . My Foolish Heart Girls' Club l,2,3,42 Glce Club 2,42 Scholarship 43 Junior Play: Pep Club 3,43 Cheerleader 43 Editor of Annual 43 Student Affairs 4. JIIXI VAN NATTER . . . I Wonder Who's Kissing Her ow Boys' Club l,2,3,43 Citizenship 43 Social Service 33 Intramural 43 Wrestling 2,3,L43 Track 13 'W' Club 4. BOB WESTIN . . . Drums In Boys' Club 1,2,3,43 Finance 4g My Heart Forum Pres. 23 Social Service 1, V.P. 33 Band L1,2,L3, Pres. 43 Sec. 2,33 Pep Band l,2,3,43 Football l,23 Track 13 Wrestling 1,22 Manager 43 Farmer Highlights 43 Junior Play3 Senior Play3 Student Affairs 2,4. GORDON WHITE . . . The Girl I Marry Boys' Club I,2,3,43 Assembly 13 Citizenship 43 Scholar- ship, Sec. 43 Football Manager 3,L43 Wrestling Man- ager 2,33 Wrestling 4. STEVE WHITE . . . I Wonder, I Wonder, I Wonder Boyglllllufx ll,2,3,43 Forum 23 Football 3,L43 Wrestling 43 ' Iu 4. CATHERINE GREGG WILLIAMS . . . Leave The Dishes in The Sink Girls' Club l.2,3,43 Social Service I3 Glee Club l,2Q Pep Club 3, V.P. 4. LOUIS BROSCHEIT . . . A Wonderful Guy Boys' Club l,2,3,43 Intramural 43 Track 4. GALE HANKEL . . . Don't Fence Me In Boys Club 2,3,4: Band 2,3,4. SALLIE WINSLOW . . . My Cal Sal Girls' Club l,2,3,43 Assembly 13 Forum 23 Intramural 43 Editor of Farmer Highlights 43 Pep Club 3,43 Stu- dent Affairs 4. CHARLES WITT . . . Temptation Boys' Club 43 Assembly 43 Mixed Chorus 4g Football L43 Basketball 4: W Club 4. JERRY MONTEIRO . . . Ragtime Cowboy Joe Boys' Club 3,43 Chorus 33 Junior Play. WILMER DIEDRICHS . . . Little Toot Boys' Club 2,3,4. if' ,,4 Marilyn Andrews G3-are Babbitt 3 '4' K r 'T ,if n y ., ---f M sy.,l W .4 ill are . Barbara Backblund Robert Bassett lass nf 'ififtu 011: JUNIOR CLASS HISTORY On an eventful, early September day in 1947 a new class of Freshmen entered Wheat Ridge High's crowded halls. While in the proc- ess of learning their way around they elected Janet Pearce President, and Howard Sauer and Paula Zimmerman to serve under her. They gave a highly entertaining assembly The Liv- ing Newspaper and joined with the Sopho- mores in presenting an All School Party. They began their Sophomore year by elec- ting Howard Sauer, Michey 0'Connell and Dave Turner to class offices and presented their en- joyable assembly The History of Dance. They presented another All School Party this time in co-operation with the Freshmen. At the end of the first term, they elected Charlie Rufien, Pat Dennis, and Mickey O'Connell to lead their efforts. The year was high-lighted with their Richard Bates Pat Dennis Frgnk victory of Blue and Cold Day. The first ever won by a Sophomore Class. They returned to school their Junior Year to elect Pat Dennis-President, Dave Turner- Vice-president, and Howard Sauer-Secretary. At the beginning of the second semester they elected Big Dave Turner as Presid nt, Pat Dennis as Vice-President, and Frank lxfarcisian as Secretary. They presented S'Hollywood, USA as their assembly and displayed much talent in their efforts. As their Junior Class Play they selected Never Say Dye, a hilarious story of life in a Beauty Shop. They presented an All-School Party with the Seniors. As the year drew to a close they had made plans for a Junior-Senior Prom to be held at Welsltire Country Club and prepared to make their Senior year the most eventful of their short career. arcisian Howard Sauer David Turner A ,X lXX , W !'..N XXJXXX , . X X.X ,.., B George Becker B X i X ui .X 'MXHXX XXX i. ii . H Byron Bunger Phyllis Fraser :fl 4Y ' Xi X ' gl NX- . ii XM- Xy A EQ IXXXX ' 'X l Robert Hance Florence Knickerbocker Carl Loos Don Benson Jacqueline Boyd Virginia Brackton George Canterbury X nnn , , XX l,XXX, X N .4 Nnnn X lg Jerry Gleason WX X' MX XX. 'Viv ,Xr 1 B Xv-X B X XX X M WX' XXX X, .XXX Gladys Higgins 6 XX X ' X E ,Xl X XXX X 4 QW nn X N X X ' 1' X X' XXXllXXX ,X X Ervin Koeltzow XXXWXXX il W Mi 'Q X 'JX ,, X X X M X rl Ralph Mahafley Barbara Conway XXXX A 'W X Nfl Nl' MX my W X X X ' ' WNY Gene Crawford Joann Grimes Bonnie Gross 'XQXX X 'X X X XXX XXX Dorothy Hildebrandt Winona Jessop Lenore Lancaster as X . X A Stanley Mann 'X Jeanette Lazarolf M- X i XX M X XX M XXX ,X X X 'X X X Xml is X W X ' X B X WX X XX X X XX XXX XB Dale Mallack Ruth Brockway X X X -my W X all X ' l Xl B David Brown Margie Culbertson XX XX ww' X X XX X X N X Hugh Haller John Kaiser ,XX i XXX X X XXX XXX! XWXX-, I QM ' XXX XX Richard Lewis Billie Ellis X X l. . XF' W r X W li XX X X Hr: XXX X ,XX Virginia Hamilton Billy Klein Nancy Lipp Marilyn McDowell Christine McHenry M X X X Wada W .F all li 4 W X mm awlliflrfl, s ww Awww WXXXX llqlww X,,,,XXXw ' .X X XXXX X Gerald McWilliams ll Mickey O'Connell Marion Phillips XX- in 'N r W' ilwf - iw X N ' u Wy 'wav lx X211 Nw. X -' WX M, 'wi x wi .l J im Salter ' Wage ' H W ' X' X: Wilma Slack 'H rg 'X X254 :EX X NRZX'-'W' W X ffvu-Q Ig .Ioan Miller Arnold Minshall Betty Orme eil. -' r X' mga my ' W ,P MX ' '1X'Hl?FW?Q Fred Putz N a My l L , we Q' Q I WJ l lla Sess Donna Ostwald Joan Reed 1 . A , A X ' FY ' X W-N .N A . K Xml V Joanne Sflrignoli XXQ , 'mm mg um MW , aarr Louise Monnick Janet Pearce Q Melvyn Rhodes LaVonne Shaller if-LW 'W XX X Y ' i Hz' W Sl,?Xi'l?-1 x r W, K X , K t W.. , Q Ryman Howard Tanner Viola Ulrick Ted Vair an Willa Weigel Carol Wilson Eugene Woertman Mae Workman Stanley Ubitts Patricia Peters ' wf wg X .fgri W ' XX, Jw fi' K Charles Ruflen Kenneth Siegfried Cecelia Varra N , . ,tar 5 A X Q W Y lx , wil Paula Zimmerman .M . IW W' Alla W 5 N ' X u' 1 'N' r Bonnie O'Brien n N. X MM W X XX X rel XX lf X ' ' Jwzx, 3, WW' WX H l ,v,X' WXNQ M 1 Ronnie Pewterbaugh :lil A, Harold Russell V .P X 5 3 ,Q X M X N A1 ' ' W , N Charles Sipes as 1 Msn ' W ' X- lff lw w rv g f Karl Waihel OTHER JUNIORS Don Asbra Chad Bertram Beverly Child Bob Hartley Harvey Keller Arnold Minshall Beverly Seo!! Allene Stevenson W I sfurv fmt fm .w,.....ww- . Sckxooh DOM. Vbhib-A1 'M Arlyss Lancaster Gary Jensen Caroline Bird Harvey Bacon lass of 'iliftn Ginn Two years ago a class of Freshmen entered Wheat Ridge High School. Tlte members entered into alfairs with a zeal which made the upper classes sit up and take notice. Harvey Bacon was elected to lead the class and with the able assistance of Elaine Ensor and Arlyss Lancaster the first semester was a real success. The Freshman Assembly Cease the Melody, was one of the best ever presented in Wheat Ridge. To start the second semester, Kent Kinniburgh was elected president and throughout the whole second semester the class of '52 continued its winning ways. Next year they came back with even more enthusi- asm. Caroline Bird led the class for the year assisted by Arlyss Lancaster, Harvey Bacon, and Gary Jensen. The class presented an old-time favorites assembly which included a minstrel show. The Freshman-Sophm more All-School Party was one that will be long re- membered. The Sophomore class is half way through its high school career and is looking forward to the next two years, determined to make them the best ever. Connie Ada : Marilyn Adams John Aljinovich Arlin Anderaon Blanche Banzhol Loel Banzhol Barbara Jo Barber Nancy Bertram Dorothy Binkley Elaine Bissey f 1 ' W W t t w X 'k N ix Wlllw ' l W .W t N Xx X B Glnria Bonthron Glen Bozn Jim Bracltton Joyce Burwcll Edna Calvert .loan Carpenter Ronald Davis Fay Farin 'A l lv lx D 'F W- he X , fx it . ' tt I U ,,,, , , X l'eggy Greenwald W1 WW. Q M 'Q' if -A Carol Hausser Betty Dillingham -una, t vw it we Hn , A Lee Ferris ,ml Xsfl Wolff 5 , Mm tm ll M i f ww W 1 -1' J 1 .' ll Richard Grout will ' ww M' Fi' l WW M' ' , W l we v L Jimmy Heightnn Darlene Dustin Leland George l , x We W lla' I al- l '.w?N':gwyM ,, , L Danny Guillian Sammy Helter V U ' 1 12 1' it M llll ,lv WWX 4 X gy 'W t , M wx 'nx t h X ,Sl 'f KET W, X wx tim , 'W MIMTNM 'fit ' l s wk ml ll' ' lfll lllll ' it ll X ,I Wu, 1 N ,. .Q Darlene Brazzell Marian Bunger Donald Collins Arthur Crowfuot Shirley Burris Barbara Davis T0ml'l'lV Eddl' Elaine Ensor Beverly Faber , vm X l l 'M in tt vw- ' N ' ,l' 1 ' W ,4 'X l A ' W ' M l Donald Goddard Eugene Gough Jeanette Haling Donna Hart Margaret Herman Lyle Hilemgn Marvin Graham Virgil Hastings Charlotte Hill Willis Holland Jack Jenkins .lim Johancen Donna Johnson 7 Vivian Keene Kent Kenniburgh Roger Kettleson Tommy Knill I , Rowena Lane William Lanyon Jackie Lucock Donald MacDonald Corene McCall Ruth McCandless Charles McWilliams Joanne Moderagger Jacky' Nichelson Robert Nicholls Henry Ninde Cliliord Osborne Norma Richardson Don Rieger Larry Ring Glenn Rogers Marjorie Kail Melvin Koeltzow Winnetla Mahalfey Connie Morgan David Parsons Jerry Rogers Dwight Karr Roberta Kortum Ruth Margaret Mahalley Bill Mugiord 4 Loretta Phelps Wilma Scheideman iw nw ' E nnnn Betty Schumann Frank Seitainger Joe Selby Lucy Service Naney Simmons Hazel Simondl My ,,A,!N! ' K at Kenneth Sipea Edith Simpson Frank Sontag Shirley Steadman Nancy Swanson Robert Tally Connie Tuttle David Van Hooaer Jim Waddington Sharon Wade Allene Wnibel Petty Weigel Charles Wetherinplton Francis Willard Faith Williams Tommy Williams Jack Willis Lorrine Wilson Johnnie Bucher Bob Muon Albert Drumright , t- J.. , John Tonner Alice Witt lass nf 'Il-'iftn Qhrrv In September 1949, 140 lost Frosh entered Wheat Ridge High School for the first time. The first term the Class of '53 elected Bob Mason, presidentg Albert Drumright, secretary. Freshman football and basketball teams coached by Mr. Weimar took high honors. Through the F reshman-Sophomore talent show and the Freshman Assembly we showed our many talents. Circus was the theme of our All School Party. In the second term we find Albert Drumright, John Tanner, and Alyce Witt leading us. Being the largest class in the school's history we plan to be the best class. We have already made a good start. Mary .loan Agful Pltsy Albin Andre: Alexander Nellie Anderson Rlmonn Arm 1 Mary Baker Joanna Bandimere Richard Bannock Billy Baudend X , , , B .B W. 1 ii , K . Ronnie Baumer! Ralph Callahan David Cox Katherine Davis it h W , W W. Carol Due I it i Guv liwell it UB 3 Q , Rf , . B W t We 'K i whim . an ,t ' Y, Muriel Bird Ronald Bissey Dorothy Canterhury Barbara Coffee Beatrice Brackton Orville Cnllins wi t 5 Yi 'N I V M B tl tk ' v X i I wt John Braggins Larry Conway Charles Crabtree Virginia Culbertson Richard Current Mayland Darlington it F it iiz. ' ' A 'huh .lcrry Dennis .lack Depew Ruth Diedrichs Beryl Drannon Donald Dul'riest Beverly Ellis .. 'N :X 1 41' i w , , x - BW u my H U 4' X w w X Shirlca Fancher Joe Finch Beverly Else! NWS 1 t, ,. A Wayne Foley Marilyn Engelage ' it ,- ,X , ,, t it , pw, M 3 W. 'iv,,2'w E , ' W' ' 'F 9 Ml ,tt Y gwtt, t ww It . ' t mt, 'ww N5 ps -1.wt.st. 2. Y Y www WlNM:w't:'::'f Armyn Frankenbery Darrell Burtis Shirley Corbett Donna Darrell Shirley Downen vw Bill Erickson X B 'F' J 'ii- Phillip Frazee lil: , Q ' g X , wg. X ny M 5 , lv ' 1 ' an -. Richard Gamble ww A wi W U l 'iv 1 Barry Graff ,VNA n 5- 1 'F' llyi ,fi N ' N 'M ,ik T, 1 Ralph Hinst Vivian Knapp in M hi bl Dewayne Martin ix 'F' iv M r H Dewayne Mnlzahn n Ruth Gamble ' x A ,fr X. '3 W , , K +53 i r.iLi,.,w A Xi ! .,, li l, Delores Gutirrez W wx M M is J if in any Jw, 1, il J . f John Holland J ack Krebs T wlilgm J M flu W ogg. ,M , ig P Donald Gipe Marjorie Habenicht Joe Holland .,,..f W W 'K i' il 'J f s Tom Laws Cheryl May JF WP' 3 Marvin Mortensen Bernie McCauley Carol Mullinax Jimmy Gleason WW fp Li , A Q. 'lf e al W 3 ,m i X N M Qu N ll- X i. i, A 'vim X , 'z' w w. ff 'wi tw J. Marlene Hankel Roger Holmdahl Rodney Lee Bill Meek Mary Ann Murch Joan Grant Anita Grasselly Danny Higdon Jerry Hughes Donna Mann ig W ' iw' 5 v X aw mf 'Wm W . ' , W. , N f A in Av Janice Merritt Jean Mu rphy Carmen Hill W wi M1 -flfii' A fi ll' an J J 'Ny lll- Pm ll l l i l 1 W Jimmie Hustede Mary Joyce Manor Hope Mershon mr M ii 1 my axial w in ,X Orville Neely Dale Nixon Q' '7 8 an P Kenneth Perwitt x '--' V -' x Donald Prose Betty Ruach 'I v F' R X R Y. R Tommy Sen o Irene Sweeney Shirlea Noblea Anna Lee Pelitclerc Frances Oaame N , X 1' Rx P Qnn Wx-. P J amea Sandner W F li' Y nnnn R R!! N W 1: A l fnn ii ii ll i Douglaa Smith Robert Tabor ' v Mn n W David Obit!! 'K 1 R X - N? M' 0 - gg,-... ' Richard Plule X lx X M W , ' Y' N ' Q l Q Bill Ottercrana w X l u ,jW H.m,. M' V Q QL of W p 'Y l,AWwl ,www an 1 Cameron Pratt Barbara Riner Kay Sandualcy Verne Soucie Kaatler Taylor Barbara Ring Harold Schnebly Gwen Sparks ,XM A 1 N K gall w 1 Nw ' x MEN W- , Q' ' 4 lj Ruler Thibault A ' Larry Ottercrana Marilyn Price , ,lnx k Xl , yn MQ ,, WEW X 1 N , 'X fn ww an M fxflln n 'l Erlene Rinnander J ane Seiger lv 'F ' . , M, , W 'mi Q Robert Sprinkle Ronald Thomas 3 W X s xx' Lee Perigo W l W W PM R 'H M 1 Harry Probert W H P R P N -.ar f P gl NYM :W ., N w . ili- X wh- Kathleen Rufien LXR! Ak N 'N N W , ..-vw! David Sellara an -I gm, lvl A N X W , Q w X lx, lwvmw W X ,Wm 'V ' ill mx X . an or s K Robert Stallord W Sarah Ann Thoreen Jllllel TiCfl1lY Theresa Tierney Arthur Tonn Kay Trevithick Beverly Turner Carol Vun Del X Betty Wells Carol Wertman Fred Wilson Clara Wood Chnrlea Yoder Paul Wyatt, Clarenco Gitthens Wilbur Johnson Adelle Bryon! Dlvid Striwser Kly Stuerke Thurml Anthony Bob Johnson Glenn Haskin Betty Priest Audry Durbin c-'Q-gi Q. avi liz QMN' f 'bw X -E 'Uhr' ART KREBS .lunie, our first term president, is a fellow with a personality no one, not even the smallest freshman. can resist. Art presided very capably over our first quarter and got us off to a fine start. He's one in a million, one with the ability to inspire a friendly and co-operative attitude. Good luck to a future politician-now, and then. WALLY STOLI, Wall finished up our school year with a big bang. With his past experience as an executive, Wally presided like an old trooper, accom- plishing a great deal. Wally is well known for his friendly and congenial personality. He too plans to attend llolorado A. Ki M. Want to come along? HAROLD EVENSON Dur second term president is the tall, dark, and handsome executive, Harold Evenson. He did a fine job as prexy and still kept up his great job in athletics. He put the students vote of confidence to good use and thus accomplished a great deal during his term of office. The medical profession will gain illl outstanding member when Harold joins its ranks. Anyone feel ill? DAN McLAUfLHLIN Our very capable third term president Dan Mc- Laughlin, attacked his duties as prexy with the same determination and spirit that he displayed on the wrestling mat. He handled the discussion of many important questions with ability of seasoned executive. Aggies is his future Alma Mater. l.ucky Aggies co-eds! LELAND KIPLINCER Lee was our competent and well-liked secretary. The minutes of the Student Affairs meetings are an extremely important matter and with them in Leland's responsible hands, we could always depend on them to be out on time. Leland is another to follow the well worn trail to Aggies. MR. HEASTUN Our principal, Mr. Heaston, as sponsor of Student Affairs eouldn't have been better. As a supervisor, he was tactful, thorough, and demo- cratic, qualities which make him so well liked by all students ol' Wlleat Ridge High. As a friend, he was interested in every member of Wlleut Ridge. und a great pal to all. Stuilvnt umm! Front row: A. Krebs, H. Evenson, L. Kiplinger, D. McLaughlin, W. Stoll, L. Phillips, J. Bird S Winslow I Htfieng KI. liird, T. Floyd, J. Pearce, J. Hell, J. Biekmore, Mr. Heaston. Second row: B Mason A Drum w ight, G. Crawford, G. Salankey, H. Jeffery, H. Bacon, M. Frew, D. Turner, ll. Tonn, l MrVi rams lnnmermang B. Westin, l'. Dennis, P. Chamberlin, H. Sauer, F. Narcisian. nmmissinns Q f I ' . 3 I g I . , l , W . , L . , A i . , W A 3 . Fran! row: J. Ifirllg C. M1-XX IIIIZIIIISI. R. I,1'WIl'I'IHIlIg!Il1 I.. Phillips: Il. IXIIQZIII Ii. Mason: X. I.:ln l vuslvr: J. Ilnllzunl: fi. I lII'5l'1 I . IIIOUIIII Il. lianulvlvz J. Talllilvr: NI. WIul'1'Ilg Nlr. Wvlze-I. Svronll ruu': H. Jn-use-n: W. J4-ssopg lf. VI ill: NY. YIuIlziIIn'3: J. IIl'Il,EIlIUIlI, ll,Sl1i4-Illsg J.IiIl'ilSllll1 J. Mil In-r: XX. Null: III. I'.IIf1I1lg4'Z Ii. bluka-hz J. IillI'lll'llI1'l'1 II. Pilulfurel: N. Iii-rlrumg J. Ile-pl-w: Il. Nlulmlfa-y. l1!i1waQ? if 1 I I . ' I , 1 lIl'l'lZl'1NSIIlI' Thi, ruuunission 1-urria-s il gre-ul Iounl. Tlu-y look nfl:-r vu-l'yoilv uml QWQTQIIIIIIK. In- apvvlion ol' Im'Iu're-1, 1'ml1Iu4'l- ing so-Iiool 4-I4-vliuns uml lmmy morn' nlulivs ure- the-irs. ASSEMBLY This vunnnissinn has lhv rvspunsilrility of furnishing our svliuul with vntvrtuining us we-Il as 4-nllwuliollall pro- grams uml hum- alum' vi-ry wvll. I v I R I: 3 . 5 1 Front row: NI. I ri-wg fl. Rulivng ll. Sulunka-y: I . Nurvisiun: M. U'lfonm-II: J. AsIn'ruft: II IIUVUIIZ, W. Nlalluffvyg J. Ilirelg X. I.um'uslc-r: Il. Ll-wis: NI. IIir4I: J. Ill-pl-wg WI. Murrh: NI! Sdmarlz. S4'l'0IllI rmr: Ii. Ifnsor: .-X. XX ill: J. Ixuisvr: II. NIuIluII'l'y: I'. Ill-nnis: ll. Je-nsvn: li I'4-wie-rlmllgllz If. Ilish-y: II. Ilurnih-n: J. N un Nnllvrg ll. XXl1in-g T. I.anss: I.. Ililvnmn: lf. Ymh-I ll. lirnul: Ii. Thilvuuh: 5. liurrisg 11. Iluv, .AI , ' l A I s ' X , . ' 4 ' 2 , I , 1 I I I I H Frnnl ron: J. I'1'urm-4-L II. Suuvrg II. U'lIric-n: ll. Turnvrg ll. NIFXYIIIIRIIIISR li. Sollcnhuru-r: Il. il ' I- ulfurclg l.. .Mlaunsg li. Iivflillll J.l1urp1-me-r: Il. Nic-lmls: 11. NI1-llullg li. XX 1-slin: NI. liirelz Mr. I XXvinn'r. Sl'l'UIllI rmr: Ii .I rull: I . Quauilv: J. IIZll'Ill'l'1 III. IIIIPI II. Iluxisz J. Sgrignnlig lf. .unsg I'. ZIIllllll'l'IllllllI, II. Stoke-5: II. Smith: Il. IIanuIuIIg II. Ifugilg ll. XX l'1lIIll'l'IIll,lI0llC .I. Ilalingg 12. Ifrunke-nlwryg J. lilvusun. I INANIfI'f 'I'Iln'sa- SIKHIPIIIS urn' lhv onrs who 4-unlrol unnl luuk nfl:-r llw svlmol fmnls. Tlwy hun- humlle-nl this job will and slmulcl ln- llumke-el wlmlv In-urtmlly. 3' Q ' E ,,a. 4 K V 4 , , I r .fs .Q 1 FoRUM E 3 1 J This 1-ommission plays an important part in onr school. Tha-y haw- givvn ns en- lightvning forums aml lwlpml rm-lations lwtwc-rn stntlvnts and te-an-lwrs. Front mir: C. Rnfivn: C. Crawford: R. Mahalfvyg W. Holland: H. Sauer: M. Kevtonq ll. Ottvr- vrzms: F. Qnantv: ll. Mason: H. Uamhlv: J. Crue-4-: J. Hurpvr: L. Kipling:-r: C. Bird: Mrs. Gil- mon-. Sffrnrul row: J. Crinn-sg J. Sgzrignoliz N. l'vttit: J. Ashvraft: L. Svrvivv: ll. llnrvholz: C. lloso: ll. Collins: R. Cznnficltlq T. Vair: J. Falwr: lx. livnnihllrgll: M. l'rivv:, J. Grant: .l. lirolfg C. Duo. INTRAMURAL Thvse stutlcnts help luring vnjoynwnt to everyone in sports who vonltl not lm in varsity. Baskvtball, vollry- hall, ping pong, horseshovs and softball were among thc at-tivitivs. pall: Front row: F. Narrisian: l'. Dc-nnis: D. Lewis: D. Ria-hurelson: H. Tanner: B. Coontz: S. Win- slow: ll. Cnrrvnt: S. Rutht-rfortl: ll. llnrvholzg L. Monnivh: A. Urnmwright: C. Varra: J. Don- nis: N. Rivlmrelsong Mr. llrovtor. Svcond row: C. Woe-rtnian: J. Van Nattvr: C. Oshorne: L. lianzha: J. Hughes: L. Brosvhivtg R. Lf-0: R. Kvttlc-son: li. Kvnnihurgh: H. Bacon: D. Prose: C. Rogvrs: E. Bissvy: G. Sparks: C. Cruhtrm-. SOCIAL SERVICE Filling johs rvqltvstml for lay stntlvnts was a hig and trying husina-ss. Thrsv pt-oplv fillt-tl jolrs without partiality, lint with an oyv to the mvrit of 4-at-h applit-ant. Front row: D. Tnrnvr J. llivkmore-: P. Zinnncrman: lf. Swvvnvy: L. Phillips: N. Bvrtram: K Tri-xitliia-k: L. llilc-man: F. Williams: C. lloso: J. Garrison: D. Randall: ll. Ustwaltlg C. Loos W. Ja-ssop: Mr. Mills. Sorond row: V. Hamilton: L. Conway: 0. Nwlcy: T. 5955: R. Bamncrt ll. linglvr: R. Kota-son: L. C1-orgv: H. Ilallvrg C. Yotlvr: C. M4-Call. Z irl'5 lub l.uVonne Phillips 1 The main purpose of the Cirl's Club is to solve' many of thc prolrlc-ms urisiug among ilu' girls during tha-ir high svhuol life. Evvry vlpss is rvprvsm-ulval on llw vuln- invl, whivll arrzmgn-s ilu- 4'1lIlSll'lll'llVQ' programs uml forums vujoyml lay ull. Girl's Club Cuhinvt l'rvsiflvnl: l,aYuum- Phillips ' Junior Rvpr.: Louisa- Monnirh Vin' l'r1-sid:-nl: liurlvm- Sollvulrurgvr Suphonwrv lfvpr.: Num-y llvrlram Svrrvlurv: Marilyn llm- Frvshmun Rvpr.: liullxle-vu llulivn Svnior Rvpr.: Sully S4-rxia-1' Sponsor: Mrs. l'uul mfs lub ,lim Bell The- lluy's Club llus ilu' rvspnmsilnlv julv of lu-lpiug tlu' Imys in lll1'll vfforls to attain tlu-ir 1-lmsvn goals. Many inte-re-sling programs uuml forums lluvv ln-cu prvsmm-ml lry llu' 1-uhi Bofs Club llLlllllIl'l l'rvsir1vnI: ,lim Ile-II junior lfvpr.: liuuuiv l,l'Wl1'I'lILlllQIll Vim' l'rvsi1Ivnt: llivk 0'Ilria-n Soplmnmrv Kvpr.: l,yl4' llilvmuu Svrrvlury: lluln Sink:-s Frvslumm Rvpr.: .Xllwrt llrumwriglxl Svniur lfvpr.: lfruuk Bloom Sponsor: Nlr. l ll'l'IHll' t R3,,::,g , l A X vt wt ,awww-w--af-M-WW. ...aw ,,,. W- www-mm Front row: C. Due, C. Hill, H. Simunds, J. Blaney, C. Hill, M. Baker, A. Witt, B. Coffey, J Pearce, C. Wilson, K. Trevitltirk, M. Adams. J. lrlaling. C. White, E. Ensor, l'. Zlllllllf'l'lll8l1, Mrs Paul. Second row: F. Knivkerlmvker, F. Willard, M. Prim-, J. Boycl, l'. Tunn, I, Sess, V. Cullmrt son, L. l'l1illips, Kail, J, Croff, W. Maltaffvy, W. ,lc-ssop, J. Motlvrvggvr, C. Purse, N. Kit-liartl son, E. Rinanmler, L. Toepfer, M. Darlington, M. Camlrlc-, ll. l'alnwr, M. Duc, L. Lukens, ll. llart D. Nixon. Third row: ll. Sauer, J. Kaiser. T. Williams, R. Davis, T. Svss, B. Coontz. K. Sit-g Rriftl, l-1. Turnvr, D. Rl1'll3l'4lS0l!, ll. lrlungvr, ll. Rantlall, ll. Tanner, ll. Ricgvr, J. Falwr, D f s ara. Srhularship lub Elaine Ensor Vive Presimlc-nt Paula Zimmerman Mrs. Paul l'rc'sicle'nt Sponsor Svllolarsl1ip, mm of tha- four anal most important parts of our school sval. Tlivsv stutlvnts uplmlal this point to tliv lliglwst :lr-grm-. This is tllr largest group c-ver in tltis 4-lulm and thvir Sl1akespt-arian Asst-mlnly was vlijoyvfl vvry lllllfll. Doral . W' N 1 llnrvvy Buvon Mr. Wflzvl .u ' A l,I'1'Sl1l1'Ill Sponsor To 9 ' H Q I A '- k . h l'n1lvr Ihr fllrvvllon ol Mr. XX 1-lzvl uml ilu' lvzulvr- f r f v ship of llurxvy Bavon. ilu' xorul lll'll2ll'lIlH'lIl lm. lr n WL ' 0lllSlillI4llllg this 34-ar. A womlc-rful l 1lI'lll1'lN lloln N and u vouvvrt lligllliglll ilu- il4'lll1'Nl'Illl'IllS of lllIS do- purlmvnl. 1 - Q l l nl A l Xl. H A1 I I I l 'l la Y I I I ll lQlRl.'S CHORUS -Front row: P. W1-igvl, R. Mallum-y, M. Huln-nivllt. A. Wvlll, C. Johns, C. llalllsu-r, T. Tivrnvy, N. l'vtlit. J. llurpvr, ll. l'e'lri1'. ll. Carvvr. I. Swve-In-y, M. .-Xgglls. .-X. llurlrin. I.. l'ln-Ips. li. llil1'klllllll, Mr. W rlzvl. Svrond row: li. llillinglmm. Il. Hurt. 11. :x1lilIllS, S. Tlnorm-rn. Nl. llulu-r, ll. lllblllllfllll. K. Sandusky. li. llillamlvr. lx. lhnis. S. Nolnla-S. ll, Harrow. ll. 'Xrmijo li. lfuln-r. ll. llfillfll. Third row: l . Farin, l . Quzum-. A. l'0llil1'l4'l'1'. S. llorlnill. ll. Him-r. J. l.u l'1l1'k,ll.Sllll0ll1lS.,J. Mvrril,l1.lIill, li. Trnwilllivk, J. Murphy, ll. llillllt'l', li. llunxllolf, 11. Tulllo. Nl. llvrmzmu. Fourth row: Il. fluntrrlnlry, M. Exlglugv. 5. l um'lwr, N. .-Kmlorson. A. .'xl1'X1lll1l1'l' li. Ms-lfaulvy, H. lllnilll, ll. Ellis. A. Ilrusslvy, B. Ring. M. lVllIl'l'll,l1. lVlllllllI2lX, Y. lxnupp, li. Yam l Ih-I, IP. Johnson, S. SU'iHlIllZiIl, li. lll I'l1'll. n .mf I I 1 1 x Q 1 9 .1 fl . X 41 I IRAQ W lil MIXED CIIURUS Front row: Mr. W1-lm-lg I.. Lam-uslvrg WI Jvssopg V. Ullrivk: J. lloyd: li. liissvyg M. llircl: J. n1lIlIllIllI'l'l'1 R. fr2lllllPl1'2 C. llue-3 J. SN-gvr: ll. llrurklon: J. Alvxumlvr: 'Vl llnnlu-I. Svronal row: ll. l'lu-lpsg IC. Simpsong N. Simmons: M. liungvrg l.. Lukvns: l'. Tonn: 1 . 1L.Spurks: M, llurlinglong K. Rulivn: T. Anthony: lJ.1Qniu-rriz: Il. Coll:-yn M. Long: lf. Holm J. lllunvy. Thirrl row: D. Svllc-rs: K. Taylorg J. llllstwlv: ll. lizwon: 41. M1'Willi:nns: T. Knill l . l'ulzg Y. lfook: A. l,l'lIlllI'lglltQ R. I.:-1-3 T. S1-ssg C. Prultg ll. Nixon. Fourth row: l'. lfruzvv: li. Stafford: J. llruggins: J. U4-p1-wg R. l'4'vvl0rlrallgll3 J. Saltvrg li. Kovllzowg ll. Tunm-r: R. nLll'lll'l 1 T. l,llI'llillllQ J. Aljlll0Yll'llQ li. Talmrg T. Laws. ilnstrumvntal Front row: L. Wilsolag YV. MallalTvy: E. Ensorg J. Grantg J. Bac-lu-rg G. Frankenheryg A. lvllll- sllallg J. Tunnerg B. Erivksong D. Gipvg C. Cralrtrvc-. Second row: N. Luvasg J. Nivkclsong T. litltlyg T. l loy1lg T. R4-ynolllsg R. Hinstg C. Morgan: D. Mrlfaulvyg S. Nobles: D. Du Privstg Mr. Slwlton. Third row: L. Stl-inkcg WI Svltif-aletnang G. llankelg R. Mullaffvyl J. Brarktong K. Sandusky: B. Hanveg R. Camflclclg S. Ulnittsg S. Manng J. Dennis: M. Cralmmg H. Srhm-bly. The lrunrl uphold its loyalty rcvortl lay supporting all sm-lnool c-vents. Tllvy have attvmlml home games, participatvd in school assvmlvlies and plays, parades, the State Contvst and prv- svntml lloxwvrts to the public. Tracy Floyd Mr. bllelton l'rc-sidvnt Sponsor 4? KE, J 1 Donna McCauley Stanley Obitts Vin' l'rc-side-nt Sucrvtary rum anil Buglr urns Trary Floyd: Tommy Sessg Dale Matlarlcg Harvey Baeong Walt Havensq Ronnie llarherg ,lim Faber. Mr. Broekmang Sponsor. A new addition to our school this year has been faithful and diligent at escorting the flag at all home games. This is one of the biggest projects put through by Student Affairs during the year. Front row: Elaine Ensorg Tom Williamsg Ralph Henstg Donna Mcflauleyg Don Du llrieetp Trary Floyd. Second row: Gene Frankenberyg Gale Hankelg Ralph Mahaffeyg Stanley Ohittsg Rolvert Ham-eg Roland C8lll6f'lIlQ Carol Holme. The Pep Band for the first year has their own suits. They were greatly depended upon to play at all pep rallies, home basketball games and various other events. They came through with flying colors. lJFl'l'lPflllPl'5s l M Jane! Pearce, Paula Znnmerman, Pat Tonn, Joie Harper uinrvttvs Joan liivkmore, Pat Peters, Joan Ashcraft, Marlene Frew, Bonnie Cross, Allene Stevenson, Miss:-y Phillips. lumhha Sigma l.illlllNlil Slglllltl signillvs loyalty illlll svrxicf-. 'llllvir clutin-s nrv many: pulrlivizing gunna-s. alttc-nlling. yu-lling. mul wrvingg fooll ut gaunvs. prvsvnting: tl:-monstrutions. lllilI'1'lllIlgL in purtule-s. supporting ull Sl'll00l alctivitivs. :mal allmou- ull. promoting ggootl scllool spirit. Tllvy spon- sor:-ml tht- annual l'vp Club lformul unsl two social hours. 'lon ,lvlfvry . Miss Eclllv l'ra-siclvnt Sponsor l'irv Prvsirlvrll ,.,. .. ,.,. . ,.., ..., ,.... .....,.....,,.......,...., . . . . ,,,, .. .. Marilyn Dm' Sw-rvlury . , , Iionniv U'llrivl1 'l'rvusurvr . . . 'Nlurion Phillips l'ulrlir'iIy f.'lIllllIIiH1'l' .. . ,,., ..,.,, l' l2ll'll'llt' S0ll4'IllPitI'f!,t'I' ,loam Miller. Phyllis lfrusvr Sulvx lfnnmzillvv ,, ,.., . , . . . lliunu lfllgit Virginia llumilton. l lor1-m-1' lxni4'lu-rlrovkn-r llvnmnstrutinn lfunzmillvv ., . . . .. ,,., .... . .. .. . ,,.. , Mary Lou I..-sliv hruvlv nlllPlllll,ll1l Svss fflwvrlwnlvrs: J. llurpvr, l'. Tlillll. l'. ZlIllllll'I'Ill1iIl,, I. l'vur1'c'. 'rom mu: Nlish IC:-lnlv. 11. Yarra. Nl. Hzuululv. J. liivknmrv. tl. Armstrong. Nl. linllwrtson, M. Phillips. ll. Wllrivn . . ,,. , . ,, Nl. lm.-, ,Np4',,,,41 ,-,mf j, Droll. Nl. lv-4-ton. Nl. IllIlllllS, IP. Ustwuld. li. lzllmvr. Ii. Hrnu-, Nl. l'r1-n. l. lvtn-rs. Nl Nlpllmwll, li, HI-ma. Nl. Darlington. -X. Stvw-nsoll, J. Garrison. M. W orkmun, ll. lfugil. lf. lxxlivkz-r'lvo1'lu-r.J. Hrinu-s l'hir1l rmr: ,l. lilzuwy. N, lll'iI1'lilUll. l.. 5ll2tlT1'l'. U. lliggins. N. l'1'ltil. J. .'Xsln'rzlI't. l.. xltllllllfll. l.. 'l'o4'pI'e'r, Nl. Sl'lll'l4l4'- num. tf, l.imlpzr4-n. IP. I'z-lriv. U. Hulrlrill. .-X. SlI'l1'kl1'l', lf. S0llt'lllt2ll'2I1'I'. ll. Jvl'f4'l'y. J. lloyd. Fllllflll row: ll. tlmnsaly. N. llumillou. J. Nlillvr. ll. l'.FllSl'I', N. l.ipp. li. Nolrln-s. M. l.:-slim-, M. All1lYt'WS. S. Rllllll'l'l10l'tl, I.. Lulu-ns. ll. Sllivltls, ll. llilelrlnralnt. 5. NX inslow, NX. Slurk, ll. Slllllll,l.51'SS. . , fl '-1miu-.. - gill ...u.ui.1 m.,...m'.m.xl.n.mlm. f- A. V ,-.. . I-r 'ul-y. p V V, -aff 'UH' QIIIIII All boys who have lettered in a varsity sport at Wheat Ridge High School are entitled to Paul Chfmlbeflin membership in 'W' Club. Its main duties are Mf- Flcfnof P'es'de l to set up requirements for letters in each sport, Sponsor and to govern the proper wearing of letter sweat- ers. 'W' Club also sponsors the annual letter- man's banquet and a benefit basketball game was held to provide funds for the banquet. Bob Stokes Frank Bloom Vice President Secretary Front row: B. Slokesg F. Bloomg F. Narcisiaug K. Kinnilmrgh: P. Dennis: H. Sauerg D. Randallg A. Minshallg K. Waibel. Second row: C. Loos: J. Birdg W. Stollg J. Bellg R. Pewterbaughg A. Krebsg M. 0'Connellg D. 0'Brieng P. Chamberling B. Quanteg L. Kiplingerg Mr. Fleenor. Third row: H. Evensong F. Sweeneyg D M4-Laughling D. Turnerg J. MvWilliamsg S. Whiteg W. Hollandg C. Wittg J. Van Natterg G. Salankey. Sallie Winslow Editor-in-chief Lelaml Kiplinger News lielitor Farmer ibighlights Lola Lukens .lean Darnell Marilyn Gutirrez Assistant Editor Business Manager Advertising Manager Frank Bloom Bob Westin Mr. Vickery Sports Editor Spevial Reporter Sponsor Ever' two weeks each student looks forward to receivinf his co xv of the Farmer 5 E- I , Highlights . Each publication contains interesting bits of information regarding the various students in school, sports, and many other articles. They deserve a big vote of thanks. Front row: Mr. Vic-keryg Sallie Winslowg Lola Lukens: Jean Darnellg Marilyn Cutir- rezg Frank Bloom: Mudelon Gutirrezg Glenna Albin. Second row: Hola We-sting Bob Koontz: Wulluvn- Stu:-rkeg Leluntl Kipling:-rg llonuu M1-llault-yg Ann Strirklerg Cliurlie Rufit-u. Gln Farmrr Pat Tomi Howard Tanner Mr. Vickery La Vonne Phillips Editor Assistant Editor Sponsor Art Editor 1 rw w.. 1 vr Donna Petrie Lynne MacNeiIl Barbara Lockhart John Bird Facility Editor Pliolograplly Social Editor Sports Editor Since the days wc spend in school are the happiest days in our lives, we have tried to place in this book an accurate verbal and pictorial account of the events which have taken place during the year 1949-1950. It is our hope that in the years to come you will look into this volume and recall many pleasant hours spent in Wlhcat Ridge High School. Front row: l'. Tonng II. Tunncrg L. Mai-Neill: ll. Pelricg M. Phillipsg J. Birdg li. 0'Brieng T. Eddyg B. Ringg C. Babbitt N. li1'l'Il'itIll1 Mr. Yickcry. Second row: lVl. llalwnirhlg J. l'4-arrcg lf. llurscg G. l rankPnlrcryg S. Ulnittsg T. Lawsg l ZlIllIlll'l'IllLlll2 11. N14-XX illianlsg Nl. Mlllil'll. nrt Qluursv intramural f , I 7N 7 - ,ix 'x F -If X 9 , ',4 ' x 6 N A I . a, N 5 ' X 3' g2::5S: Hr ' V XX A 'J my lf T XX . em U! N- 'F-we -H .-V. A L' O 0 Lai I QA:-:-as--9716-em i . :ff ' - o U -x i-2. 111' W f i My . V 1 J m f ' , ,Lf ' F5 f 'W my t1+'x.' f ' wx , Ir ' ' ' f. I -, Q- ,,,,,::.44Cs - ' f -.. 'I .X A Q Q . QQ .-1 i . X H It Q. Nl, ,J -- -A V ...N V. I XFX A mf -fx. ' - 'Hf X-Q15 9 ' Qgirb C51 .QNX Mw- ,W qi' Wmwmwwwwwww W wx mf ,. ,, , W , ,V d-www .,.. Ki .Vg vw Q x - Qu.- 1 umm l M. x QB? ,. J R w S r X, xy- ,nv W A A i F Qys.-'- kin T182 3. wail . f . 'W W, 2 'L . b ' 4 Q ' , 1 W PM X' v fTdw.v1.'jQEfi5if' X L M All B-'uuthall The 1949 football season got off to a good start when we traveled to Brighton for a prac- tice game on September 16 and came out on top 46-0. On September 30 the league play began. We entertained Arvada at the first night game to be held on our new field. The mighty Farm- ers could not be stopped and triumphed over the Redskins 33-6. Our next tilt was with Lakewood at Lake- wood on October 7. After a thrilling and hard fought game, Wheat Ridge marked up another victory. The score was 7-6. We collided with Vlfestminster at home on October 14- and remained in the ranks of the unbeaten when we handed them their first defeat from the Farmers since the Warriors entered the league. The score was 25-2 in our favor. At Aurora on October 21 we trimmed the Trojans. They led at the half 7-6, but the Farm- ers came back in the second half determined to win. The final score was 21-13. Team Captain ' Dan McLaughlin After the great disappointment of having a hard run touchdown called back, the Farmer Gridsters tied a hard fought game with Little- ton 6-6. This game was played on the Farmers home field October 28. On November 12 we went to Golden for the championship game. After a bad first half we couldn't seem to find the combination it would take to win or tie up the game. The Demons won 12-6. We ended up the season in a tie with Lit- tleton for second place. l I fs I ' . .1 X X Q up I K ..' J 4 'if 'w , i R f :,... J -'ur XQ f. , 'ff f-+ e '- :FQ Wi D Q10 Y Q QW' 5- eg. .xx,ai 5'vQof0 ' ,. 5x0Veg,Y'f . 1,XK0e.'Q?X'1'leW 59199 Managr. s 'QVC G. White, H. Brandsieiler Last row: lleasl Coach Prom-lor, F. Sweeney, M. 0'Connell, B. Stokes, J. McWilliams, D. Turner, D. Kugler, W. Holland, D. Richardson, C. Salankey, li. Regan, C. Win, White, Bam-kfield Coach Hopper, Line Coach Schwartz. Second row: P. Dennis, A. Krebs, R. l'4-wh-rlnaugh, J. lleighlon, D. Mc-Laughlin, J. Bell, H. Evenson, P. Chamberlin, D. 0'Brien, C. Rulien, F. Bloom. First row: Manager Gordon While, C. Loos, l . Narcisian, J. Bird, B. Quante, H. Saur, K. Kinninburgh, J. Alijnovich, D. Lewis, L. Ring, G. Boso, Manager ll. llrunclslcllvr. Lust row: C. llufivn, K. Sivgfried, C. Wovrlman, D. Lewis, ll. Nichols, J. Willis, R. Lev, M. U'Connell, J. Hviglilon, R. K1-ltlc-son, .I M1-Williams, I . Nun-isiun. SPIWIIIII row: ll. Will, J. lim-ll, ll. Turn:-r, J. Gln-uson, F. Sweeney, ll. llurmlvn, ll. Eva-nson, W. Stoll, l' lillllIlllH'I'llIl, A. lin-las, lloua-li Srllwurlz. Munugvrs: ll. Pearson, I.. M1'N1-il, R. Lyons. Basketball - , . v nn. l'- -r. ll' hu 'El ir. 4 qwccncy, XJ. Lrgxmwfliix, ll. . ax ll llurnmllkzv gist 1. Bell' l ' . . - r ' M J- lflffuwxii Swll' A' W ill, ' COACH SCHWARTZ The 1949 basketball season opened Dec. 2nd with the Farmers as the defending Suburban League champions. After only three days of practice the Farm- ers were defeated by the Ft. Morgan Maroons 32 to 29. The league play opened with the Farmers meeting Lakewood and defeating them by the score of 28 to 27 in a last minute victory. Back on the home court a determined Aurora squad defeated the Farmer quintet 38 to 35 in a thriller. The following night the Farmers invaded South for the Letterman Banquet game with the Farmers emerging victorious 36 to 29. The Wheat Ridge Cagers traveled to Wvest- minster to defeat the Warriors 41 to 36. Meeting Adams City at their own gym a plucky Eagle was overpowered by the Farmers 38 to 34. The following week a strong Colden team defeated the Farmers 30 to 23 in an exciting game. The calm Farmer cagers took an easy vic- tory from the Arvada quintet, 38 to 29, on the latter's floor. A fast-stubborn Littleton team defeated the Wiheat Ridge team 40 to 35 in a heart stopping game at the Farmers gym. The second round of play opened on the Wrheat Ridge court with an exciting game show- ing a 40 to 50 triumph over a determined Lake- wood team. The Farmers met Aurora for the 2nd time of the season and took a revenge victory from the Trojans, 38 to 36. Team Captain Wallv Stoll ,, A lnlstling Warrior hardwood crew took an easy victory from a tired Farmer team, 48 to 29. The Farmer squad out-scored the Adams City Eagles for the second time of the season, 52-38. Playing at Mines' Field llouse we defeated the Colden Demons by the score of 32 to 29 in one of the biggest victories of the season. The Farmers took another victory from the Arvada Redskins, with a mighty score of 58 to Arvada's 32. U In one of the most exciting games of the season the Wlheat Ridge team suffered a last minute defeat at the hands of the Littleton Lions. The Farmer squad ended the season in a tie for 3rd place with the Colden Demons. The Farmers went into the suburban tour- nament, meeting Lakewood and suffering a 40 to 41 defeat from the Tigers. 'lb-...,,. Coach Team Captain lioh llopper liill Quantc The hrst practice match of the season came with Fort Morgan. The inexperienced Farmers only won four of the twelve matches, hut with the experience gained at this match the Farmer flrapplers came hack to heat the Lakewood Tigers 3-1-l-I-. lihristmas vacation interrupted the usual training schedule. hut the Wheatridge squad practiced earnestly for two weeks enahling them to pin hack the Golden Demons 29-17. January 19th the Farmer wrestlers had little trouhle in defeating the Aurora squad, 46-6. Wheatridge defending league champions of last year were defeated for the first time in the season hy the Arvada Redskins. The Farmers lost the match 222-19 in one of the hardest rsstling fought wrestling matches of the year. Adams City, new to the league this year, lost to the Wlheat Ridge twelve by a score of 46-10. The Farmer matmcn drew Westminster for their next match. The lightweights fell behind in their matches leaving the heavyweights to gain enough points to heat the Yvarriors. The score at the 4-lose of the last match was 24-23. Littleton, close contender for first place in the league drew close matches with the Farmer matmen. Wheat Ridge, having several second string men wrestling. came out on top with a score of 22-20. Seven Wheat Ridge wrestlers placed in the Conference matches held in the Mines Field- house, February 16th and 18th. Willis Holland, wrestling in the Heavyweight division. took first place. Ronnie l,t'WIO!'lJZlllgll, Leland Kip- linger, and Bill Quante placed in the second hracketts. Ilan Mcl.aughlin and Karl Vveihel each took a white rihhon hy placing third in their division. Arnold Mitchell placed fourth in his weight division. Six of the grapplers competed in the State wrestling matches at the D. U. Fieldhouse, and all of which were defeated. The Wlleat Ridge wrestling team, as a whole, finished up a very successful season, under the leadership of Coach Bob Hopper. Second row: Coach lloppcr, G. Roso, J. Holland, T. Williams, R. Mahalfcy, ll. Randall, J. Alijnovich, S. Mann, ll. Russell, S. Ulrins, J. Callahan. Managers: ll. liugler, B. Westin. First raw: T. Floyd, A. Minshall, G. White, li Quanta-, l.. liiplingcr, ll. liacon, R. l'cwtcrlnaugh, li. Vliailnel, ll. Richardson, ll. lVlcl.augl1lin, Wi. Holland. W Conference Champ GST 99 ulfy Holland .. ,. W gigw, 'U , . , MSR al E QQ yi ' Sta ff , .M4v!vWF55?3'WM ag: ., A . .X .- -wht Ki! ' .4 ww.. V . VT X K L2 4 .. Z X K I .V , '2 1' - - , ' '-f .8- ...gf 1 ' ' as .3 Q . , 'Y -JT! V ,. -?Ff ? ' - -. 1 fi 92 ,sg K' 4 ,, 6 - , . k 'ji '94 K, M- ' f ' I , L VS K, .Wx N . nw te Wrestlers' C0 h X - VL'-' , z-.nr-H 5 i. ar Hopper, W. Holland, D. McLaughlin, K. Waibel, R. Pew! - baugh, L. Klplmger, B. Quanta, and Managers D. K I ' WW .W HM A X RM.. ' -55 walks 94+ v an K.r r er ug er and B. Westin. O- .QI 'sq -r rwm A' s My 1: W rf.. e .X w N ANL fn. 'gi-v-fx My A 4, . iz ga f f WW . . xr Us ' 0 ' ei A . ,N I .N M 194 ,H WW xl, mv gs. rm .sim Q 'il Coaeh fillllfk Fleenor The Wheatridge 1930 traek team started its season oll' with a bang by ehallenging North lligh School to a llual meet on the 30th of Mareh. Un April 22nd we went to the U. U. relays as defending champions of the meet. Carl A .- .. - L l,oos, Ronnie l'1-wterbaugh. and l'aul Cham'- berlin of the 880 relay, and Dan fNlel,aughlin. ,lohn Bird., and llarold Hvenson. of the 2 mile relay were defending their reeords. As Suburban League Relay ehampions, we advanced to defend our title on April 26th. This erown has been held by the Vliheat Ridge einder men eight years out of the past ten. Evenson, Randall. and Mehaughlin of the 2 mile relay, and the one mile medley defended records at this meet. The Farmer defending ehampions of the C. U. relays again took their reeord holding 2 mile, mile, and 880 relay teams to defend their titles on April 29. The boys running these relays were Paul Chamberlain, Harold Even- son, Art Krebs, ,lohn Bird, Carl Loos, Dan Me- Laughlin and Ronnie l'ewterbaugh. Conferenee lihampionsll On May 3rd we went to Lakewood to stand behind this record. All-eonferenee Art Krebs, Ronnie Pewter- haugh, and 880 and mile relay teams defended their titles. The Farmer hustlers were also the defend- ing champions at the District meet on May 6th. After losing the State Championship in 1949 by only points, the Farmer traekmen defended the runnerup position on May 13th. This ended another very sueeessful season under the coaching of Mr. tihuel-L Fleenor, assisted by Mr. Bob Hopper. i e row: M. fffiomiell, ll. Tanner, J. Alijnovieh, R. l,l'Wlt'l'll2llIgTl, C. Bertram, l'. Chamberlin, A. Krebs, B. Hunger, li. nninhurgh, J. Itird. Middle mic: Assistant lioaeh Hopper, ll. Turner, J. Ml'XY'illlUIllS, W. llolland. li. Pearson. F. uney, ll. lin-nson. J. lleighton, Coax-h Fleenor. Front row: ti. laws, l . Nareisian. 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