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

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1953 volume:

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Superintendent in Charge of Secondary Education Our Principal The position of principal, here in Wheat Ridge High, has been carried out in a wonderful way by Mr, Heaston, He is always willing to assist students with any problems they may have, He helps us to better ourselves in the mental, physical, moral and social aspects of life by mak- ing sure we have a well rounded curricular and extra- curricular programs at school, Mr, Heaston attended Denver University and Colorado State College of Educa- tion, he received his A, B, and M, A, degrees while at- tending Colorado State College of Education, Mr, Heas- ton's hobbies are sports, hunting, fishing, and dogs, 5-,v-N ..r-1. -.v qv, 4 gg J- ,,,,f,l1 Pr 1, .J uv yuvwrn a 41-11' v -w -1 'f mgxV1Y' 1' Nm '-,nY4fw11- g'v'vf-Q ?7fI'3-Q-f'+' KJ:-5:1x,w71i'3i.ii-52156--'-3frv'- 1 -izxami 1 fm 'Z5'v573'.5.'.tfSffi.'.'. i:f':.1TEV75-'1f5Qi?f:'i-.1- 5'-9753? f.-ffm-41:-55..:--ffifffi'-'ffffZ'::ff'.-z-iii'rw-?3'g11'.-.-5':Fb?g51'f,Qf.!.':if'15Q5g:1 1fifi-'5'6'2r1fi1r:1'3 111i'440-17E'2'21S '?1. 5 -.- 1.- ' Vial Ir ,'.- x .em-gs-, x 1 xg. 1 - - -1- .Q 1 Q 'X 53211, 1 QIQI1, Q 3531- R 2115:-1. 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Mrs. Paul is our very capable Dean of Girls and General Education Coordinator. She has done a very good job and has made our General Education program interesting and worthwhile. She not only carried on these duties, but she also taught such classes as Family Living and Hygiene. Under her cap- able sponsorship, Girl's Club and Student Council have functioned smoothly. Mrs. Paul went to the Uni- versity of Colorado, where she received her A. B. degree and did graduate work. Her hobbies are her home and people. JAMES T. WRIGHT Teaches English IV Sponsors-Senior Class College-Middlebury Collegeg C U Degree-B.A. Hobbies-Bridgeg Woodworking GRACE P, GILMORE Teaches-English IIgPsychology Sponsors-Junior Classy Forum Commission College C.C. Degree'A.B. Hobbies-CookinggReading s MARGARET KALLHOFF Teaches - Geometry Sponsors - Sophomore Class College- Nebraska U. Degree-B . S . Hobbies-Classical Musicg Sports: Reading WILLIAM J, PROCTOR Teaches-Biology Sponsors-Freshman Classg Baseball 'tl' College-Northwestern: Penn Stateg D. U. Degree-B. A. Hobbies-BirdsgDogs:Sports ELVERN BROCKMAN Teaches- Health ,rl r , 5 : . , 1 . i f A 5 N i 1' ff E STUART C. BROWN Teaches-Advanced Math. MABEL J. BURMAN Teaches'Typing Ig School sponsors-Irmamural Comm, Sponsor-Scholarship Club Treasurer College-Mesa Ir. College, College-Wooster College: College-D. U. , Colo. A8rM, D,U, Chicago U. C.S.C.E. Degree-B.A.A. , B.A. Degree-A.B. , M.A. Degree-A.B. Hobbies-Sports Hobbies-Sports: Radiog Hobbies-Figurine Paintingg Photography Sewingg Reading MONA LEE CONOVER it Teaches-English I: Spanish I Sponsors-Music Appreciation S.C. K 1 College-North Wesleyan U. DON COOPER ,.: , p. .lcr M ' V Degree- A.B. Teaches-First Aidg World gg 1 S I ' Hobbies-Tinting Picturesg Geographyg Social I Musicg Swimming Living '. 1 ,. r. Sponsors-Freshman Sports: ,..5:: is rs Track , Vp r..- W College-Nebraska U. I Degree- B . S. Hobbies-FishinggHunting3 W 'ZR' 3 l-1 ' LC'? 5 f e JAY G. CRICHE Teaches-English 1Ig Speech I Sponsors-Co-Sponsor of Forum Commission College-D. U. :Dekalb State Teachers College Degree-B. A. , B. S. Hobbies-Golf: Interpretations 1f,mz,1r7:.c-orA-, .1 l-,, -, -- 13fr.1,1,,g,,gfWy5f vrsgi .1x1g,,-7.sg,:5:4f1 is-,ir V ., -, ,g.f3,yrsif.w gf ja 1.i'-gy-irkgzgif-35 ,r '55 i-fgifgrk-,my-15-graft it 1 . 1 s in fe 9 Nw f:Z.3fs 1-,fflfivx 5ff.f'.':5Tf'.. Skiingg Archery JOHN R. EBERHART KATHERYNE C. EKEN Teaches-World Historyg Teaches-Steno IgTyping I: Journalism Accounting Sponsors-Newspaper Sponsors-Finance Commission College-C . U. Degree-B.A. , M.A. Hobbies-Chess: Shakespeare College-C. W.C. ,, C.S.C.E. Hobbies -Readingp Photography Horseback riding U a 1 I if Qqll: x'. Lg, . ,A.., A 3 ,Af 3 A W ELDON L. GILMORE MAURICE GOODNER VIOLA HANSON Teaches-Math. , Science Teaches-English III Librarian Sponsors-Adv. Algebra Short College-U. of ChicagogD.U. Library instructor Course Degree-B. A. , M. A. College-C.S,C.E. , D. U College-C,S.C.E. Hobbies'Musicg Sports: U. of California Degree-A. B. Reading Degree-A. B. Hobbies-Square D3f1CiI1g7Ch6SS Hobbies-Readingg Needlework THOMAS A- HAYCRAFT i Teaches-A1gebfa1 ' - rf il LiA Sponsors-Social Service A I Comm. y College-Colo. U. A ' ir f-M, wg. -5 1 . Degree-B.A. ,A Hobbies-Huntingg Fishingg Photography ROBERT DEAN HOPPER '2'ir Teaches-Driver Trainingg ' Q'.A , EE ? Agricnlture f iiiiif f Sponsor-Football:Wrestling a 1 -: X co11eSe'C010- A-SLM De8fee'B-5- Q Hobbies-SportsgCooking CHARLES W. MELVIN Teaches-Mech. Drawing: World History Sponsors-Meci Drawing Short Course JOHN NERIS College-Nebraska U. gU.of Teaches-Spanishg Dramatics EMMA LOU PURVIS Ca1iforniagC.S.C.E. Sponsors-Ir.8nSr. Plays Teaches-English I Degree-B.S. College-D.U.: U. of Mexico College-C.S.C.E. Hobbies-SportsgHome Building Degree-B.A. , M. A. Degree-A.B. Photography Hobby-Photography Hobbies-Bridgeg Reading CHARLES RIDENOUR Teaches-Typing I, II, Steno I, II. College-Indiana Univ. , Univ. Okiniwa. Degrees-B.S. , M. A. Hobbies-Classical Music Horseback Riding, Traveling. SHIRLEY WAHLSTROM Teaches-Gir1's Phys. Ed. Biology. Sponsors-Pep Club College-C. U. Degree-B.S. Hobbies-Skiing, Tennis, Golf, Swimming, Sewing. ELIZABETH RUSCH MEL SCHWARTZ Teaches-Latin I, II. Teaches-American His- Sponsors-French S.C. tory. College-C.S.C.E. Sponsors-Varsity Basket- Degree-A.B. ball, Citizenship Comm Hobbies-Sports, Bridge, College-Northwestern U. Sewing. D. U. Degree- A . B. Hobby-Sports. WILBUR SHELTON Teaches- Band. Sponsors-Instrumental Music. College-D. U. Degree-B. A. Hobbies- Woodworking, Photography. MARILYN TILLOTSON Teaches-Vocal Music, Social Living. Sponsors-Assembly Comm. Light Opera Ensemble. College-Bradley Univ. Degree-Music Education Hobbies-Swimming, Ski- ing, Sewing. ODBER WATSON Teaches-Physics, Chem- istry. College-Neb. Central, Washburn Municipal U. , Neb. U. Degree-B. A. Hobbies-Sports. VERNON WETHERBEE Teaches-Art College-Univ. of Chicago D. U. Degree-B. A. Hobby-Art. JOAN WOLLE Teaches-Home Ec. College-U. of Minne- sota. Degree-B. S. Hobbies- Sewing, Cook- ing. MRS. BUTLER Mrs. Butler is our school secretary. She has done a fine job this year and we wish to give her our thanks. MR. KITTY Mr. Kitty is our school janitor. He has done a very fine job in keeping our school clean, and our thanks also goes to him . MRS. WILSON Mrs. Wilson is our hard working school nurse. E- verytime we get an ache or pain while we are in school, all we have to do is go to her, and she will do her best to cure us. Thank you. I V fs gtf'iisgt.r.M' 526141.22 wi 'gs' ' ra: nn. fi If xx , , . .. . , I f - -: -- -. 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'uf-Y . . 5.54.1 . f f .. . . . , , . ---.V .-'.,, - -1 '- .. - ,- .P 4,-f - M lv f' -'. 1-' '-'- Sen: ' + .5 ' 1 -Ur., n. 1 'E ' 945 J. -EQ 'ar,. . m: ,4hm .- .SV3f'5iW'2'J:.'2'f'f?, '3Ffg' QHQSEWU- , rf . F.-.1,,. ' - ' ' ' ' , A , ,V ,, ,Q -:-:gag H fc-ff . -fu -- . ' A .f 1n,- ' e .vw Q , f-2 - -. f -'fa .wp ., 22'4Fa12??sPS5!5v2,:..,e.f?e:.1r:.L mwdvazr ..QL1'f:5,-n2b.Aw.x, 72,1449 M. RONNIE BAUMERT 1st Sms. Pres. His heart is as big as his feet. Student Council 3, 4: Class Pres. 4: Assembly Comm. 2: Citizenship Comm. 4: Intra- mural 3-Pres. Social Service Comm. 1, 2, 3: Football L2, L 3, L4: Basketball 3: Track 4: W Club 2, 3,4: A Cappella Choir 1: Boy's Club 1, 2, 3,4. DON GIPB lst Sms. V. Pres. All mighty men are not giants in stature. Student Council 4: Student Body Pres. :Class Vice Pres. 4: Forum Comm. Pres.4:Basket- ball 1, 2, 3:Baseball 3, 4:Band L1, L2, L3, L4:Pep Band 2, 3, 4: Boy's Club 1, 2, 3,4. BOB STAFFORD . 1st Sms.Sec. and 2nd Sms.V. Pres. The day he quits smil - ing, you'll know the sun has set for good. Student Coun- cil 4: Class Sec. and V. Pres. 4: Assembly Comm. 1:Citizen- ship Comm. 2:Finance Comm. 1: Forum Comm. 2:Intramural Comm.3 V. Pres. :Social Ser- vice Comm. 4: Football 1, 2, 3,L4:Basketba1l 1, 2,3,4: W Club 4: A Capella Choir 1: Boy's Club 1, 2, 3, 4. KATHLEEN RUFIEN 2nd Sms. Pres. A rare combination of non- sense, commonsense, and a sense of humor. Student Coun- cil 2, 4: Class President 2, 4: Citizenship Comm. 4: A Cappella Choir 1:Pep Club 3, 4: Junior Play: Girl's Club 1, Cab. 2, 3,4. JACK KREBS 2nd Sms. Sec. There's mischief in his eyes. Student Council 4: Class Sec. 4:Assembly Comm. 2:Finance Comm. 1: Social Service Comm. Pres.4: Football 1,2, 3, L4: Basketball lgwrestling 3, 4: Track 1, 2, 3, 1.4: vi Club 4:Boy's Club 1, 2, 3, 4. six AGGUS, JOAN ALBIN, PATSY She sings away sorrow,casts away care.Stu- Quiet in her way' but ever dent Coun.4gA Cappella Choir L3,L4gGirl's going forward. Girl's Chorus Chorus 1,2gDuodecette 3gLight Opera En.4g 23GB-1'5 C1115 1. 2, 3, 4, PepCl. 4gJr. PlaygStudent-Faculty Play 4g Jr EscortgScholarshipC1ub3gAnnual Staff Asst Ed. 3gEd.4gGirl'sClub 1, 2, 3, 4. AUSTIN, ALLEN BACHER, IOHN He and friendliness are insep- Ever foremost in the ranks of arable.Senior P1aygBoy's Club fun. Finance Comm. 1, 2g 4. Social Service Comm. 3gBand 1, 2, 3gPep Band 1, 2, 3: Paper Staff 3, 4. BANDIMERE, JOANNA Cheerfulness in its sweetest form. Finance Comm. lglrr tramural Comm.4g A Cap- pella Choir 1, L35 Girl's' Chorus 25 Pep Club 3, 4: Scholarship Club 4g Paper Staff4gGirl's Club 1, 2, 3, 4. BAUDENDISTEL, BILL An open heart to all. Boy's Club 1, 2, 3,4. ARMIJO, RAMONA Goodness is natural to her. Girl's Chorus 1gGirl's Club 1, 2, 3,4. l BAKER, MARY She has the patience and faith of a saint. Student Council 4 Assembly Comm. 1, 2gGirl's Chorus 1, 2gScholarship Club 1, 2, Sec. 3, Pres.4g Junior Es cortg Gi:l's Club 1, 2, 3, 4 BIRD, MURIEL She is a friend to all. Student Council 4gClass Vice Pres. 2: Citizenship Comm. 1, 2: Fi- nance Comm.Vice Pres. 3, Girl's Chorus lg Pep Club Sec. 3, 4: Blue and Gold Attendant 1, 2gGirl's Club 1, 2, 3,4. BRACKTON, BEATRICE Happy am I, from care I'm free. A Cappella Choir 1, 3, 4gGirl's Chorus 2gPep Club 3, 4g Senior Playg Scholarship Club 1, 2, 3, 4g Iunior Escortg Girl's Club 1, 2, 3, 4. BRAGGINS, JOHN Some people have a T. V. bug, but John has a railroad bug. A Cappella Choir 1, 4g Light Opera Ensemble 4gBan d L2, L3, L45 Pep Band 2,3, 4g Boy's Club 1, 2, 3, 4. BURTIS, DARRELL I take life as it comes. Boy's Club 1, 2, 3, 4. CACERES, DELORES LEWIS,DOROTHY CANTERBURY CODY, JACK Different, but de1ightful.Girl's We'1l keep a cozy corner in our A man ofmany interests.Boy's Club 4. hearts for her. Club 3,4. COFFEY, BARBARA The world needs more like Barbara. Intramural Comm. 4gA Cappella Choir 1: Girl's Chorus Sec. 2: Pep Club 3g Scholarship Club 1, 2, 3, 4g Junior Escort 3: Annual Staff 3, Asst.Ed.4gGirl's Club 1, 2, 3,4. CONWAY, LARRY A little nonsense now and then, is relished by the best of men. Assembly Comm. 3: Citizenship Comm.4g Intra- mural Comm. 2g Social Ser- vice Comm. 1gFootball 1, 23 Boy's Club 1, 2, 3, 4. cooks, JOHN Our happy go lucky friend. Intramural Comm. 2, 4gBoy's Chorus 2gPaper Staff 4:Boy's Club 2, 3, 4. CRABTREE, CHARLES A man the school will miss. Finance He who says little has little to answer Comm. 3g Forum Comm. lglntramural for.AssemblyComm.3gIntramuralComm. CREGER, Jost Comm. 2gSocial Service Comm. lgwres- 4gFootball 3,4gWrestling 2gTrack L2gBase - tling 2,L3g W Club 3,4gA Cappella Choir ball L3g W Club 2, 3, 43 Boy's Chorus 3g L4gBoy'sChorus lg Light Opera Ensemble Boy's Club 2, 3,4. 4gBand 1, L2, L3pBoy'sClub 1, 2, 3, 4. CULBERTSON, VIRGINIA A quiet little girl with a winsome little smile.Forum Comm. 4g Social Service Comm. 3: Pep Club 3,4g CURRENT, RICHARD All work and no play is not the life for me. Student Council 4gForum Comm. 2g Intramural Comm. 1, 2, 3: Basketball lg Paper staff 3, Editor 4, Boy's Club 1,2, Scholarship Club 1, 4gAnnual 3, 4. Staff 3gGirl's Club 1, 2, 3, 4. DARROW, DONNA DAVIS, KATHERINE Cute, captivating and very Quiet, 'til you get to know capable. Student Council4p her. Girl's Chorus lg Band 2, Social Service Comm. 1, 2, 3gGir1's Club 1, 2, 3, 4. 3g Girl's Chorus 1gMajorette 45 Pep Club 3,4g Girl's Club 1, 2, 3, Pres.4. CROY, THELMA A true lady above all else. Girl's Club 4. DALE, CONNIE A girl that loves to laugh. A Cappella Choir 4g Light Opera Ensemble 4gPep Club 4gGirl's Club 3,4. DENNIS, JERRY Happy men shall have many friends. Assembly Comm. 2, Citizenship Comm. 2, 33 In ' tramural Comm. 15 Football 1, 2, Manager 3gBasketball 2, Manager 3gBaseball Manager 3g W Club 3,4g Bandl, 2, Annual Staff 2gBoy's Clubl , 2, 3, 4. DUE CAROL I The only way to have a friend, is to be one. Assembly Comm. 35 Citizenship Comm.1gFinance Comm.2gForum Comm. 1,4gIntramural Comm.2gA Cappella Choir 1 ,Pep Club 3,4, Cab.gSenior PlaygScholar- ship Club 1, 2, 3,4gGirl's Club 1, 2, 3,4. ENGELAGE, MARILYN Cheerful, charming, and en- chanting.Assembly Comm . 2: Girl's Chorus 1, 2g Pep Club 3g Scholarship Club 4: Girl's Club 1, 2, 3, 4. FRANKENBERY, GENE Always striving for the top .Finance Comm. 1 ,3gForum Cornm.2gIntramural Comm. 3, V. Pres. 4gFootball 1,2,3gBasketbal1 1, 2,3g Wrestling 4gTrack 1, 2, 3gBaseball 4, BandL 1,L2,L3,L4gPep Band 1,2,3,4gSenior Play g Annual Staff 1,2,3, Asst. Ed.4gBoy'sClub 1, 2, 3, 4. DuPRIEST, DON ELSEA, BEVERLY A jester of the foremost ranks. Kind words are the music of Track 4, Band L1, L2, L3, L4 , the world.Citizenship Comm. Vice Pres. gPep Band 1,2, 3, 4: 4pGirl's Chorus 4gGirl's Club Junior PlaygSenior Play, Stu- 1,2, 3,4. dent-Faculty Play 4, Paper Staff 3, 4gBoy's Club 1, 2, 3, 4. ERICKSON, BILL He works to win. Track 4: Assembly Comm. 2g Band L1, L2, L3, L4, Sec. :Pep Band 2, 3, 4gJunior Play, Senior Play, Boy's Club 1,2, 3,4. FINCH, JOE A smile on his lips and a twinkle in his eye. Finance Comm. 2:Boy'sC1ub 1,2, 3, 4. FRAZEE, PHIL GAMBLE, RICHARD He displays his knowledge He flies through the air with by silence.Wrest1ing 2gBoy's the greatest of ease. Wres- Club 1, 2, 3,4. tling1,2gBoy'sClub1, 2,3, 4. GAMBLE, RUTH Her smile would knock the blues out of any day.Assembly Comm. 1, 25A Cappella Choir 2:Girl's Chorus 15 Majorette 3g Pep Club 35 Paper Staff 4, Asst. Ed. gGirl'sClub 1, 2, 3, 4. .af ' , W GILBERT, JACKIE GLEASON, JIM A girl well worth knowing. A man who can smile in the face of Band 3,4gGirl's Club 3,4. trouble. Finance Comm. 1, 45 Intra- mural Comm. 1, 3, Sec. gSocialSer - vice Comm. 2g Basketball 1, 2, 3,4 Baseball 3, 4gBoy'sC1ub 1, 2, 3, 4. GOODSON, WANDA GRANT, JOAN GRASSELLY, ANITA Pretty, popular, and pursued. To know her is to be her Her laugh is one of rare dis- Pep Club 3,4gGirl's Club 2, 3, friend.Band L1,L2,L3 V. Pres. tinction. Gi.rl's Chorus 1pPep 4. L4gPep Band 1, 2, 3,4gAnnual Club 3gScholarship Club 1 , staff 3:Gi.r1's Club 1, 2, 3, 4. 2, Sglunior Escort 3gGirl'sC1ub 1,2, 3,4. GRAVEM, KATHLEEN Tall,trim,and terrific .A Cap- pella Choir 3g Gir1's Chorus 2gPep Club 3,4gGirl's Club 2. 3.4- GUNDER, BOB Work fascinates me, I can sit and watch it for hours. Forum Comm.4g Football 4: Paper Staff 4g Boy's Club 4. GUTIRREZ, DEIDRES Her eyes are songs without words.A Cappella Choir 1, L 4gGirl's Chorus 2, 3-,President G1r1's Club 1, 2,3,4. HABENICHT, MARGIE HANKEL, MARLENE HANSEN, BERT A small package of dynamite. Student Energy being put to good use. Assembly Music is his rule of life. C0UHCi13:FiD-HHC6 C01UIT1.2:Forum Comm Comm.4gCitizenship Comm. Vice-Pres . A Cappella Choir 4g Light Pres 3gGirl'sChorus 1,2gPep C1ub3,4gSchol- 35A Cappella Choir 2gGirl's Chorus 1gPep Opera Ensemble 4g Band 3g 3f3h1P Club 4:Annual Staff 1, 2, 4: Paper Club 3, 45 Cheerleader 3, 4g Senior Playg Boy's Club 3,4. Staff 41 Gir1's Club 1, 2, 3, 4. Girl'S Club 1, 2, 3, 4. HIGDON, DAN' Give him a car and he'll be happy. Junior P1aygBoy'sClub 1, 2, 3, 4. HILL, CARMEN A lover of sports. Citizenship 3gGirl's Chorus 1gPep Club3g Scholarship Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Junior EscortgGirl'sClub 1, 2, 3,4. HOLLAND, JOHN Men of great stature have strong hearts. Social Service Comm.2:Football1,2,L3, My Wrestling 1, 2, 3, L4gBaseball 45 W Club 3, 4gBoy'sClub 1, 2, 3, 4. HOLMDAHL, ROGER As handsome as he is sen- sible. Assembly Comm. 45 Social Service Comm.3gBlue and Gold Atten.3gBoy's Club 1, 2, 3, 4. l-IINST, RALPH When more talent is found, it will be found in Ralph.Student Council 4gAssembly Comm. 2gFinance Comm.1gSocial Service Comm. 2g Wrestling 2gBand L1, L2, L3, L45 Pres. gPep Band 1,2,3,4gSenior PlaygSchol - arship Club 3, 4gAnnual Staff 2gBoy'sCl.1-4. HUGHS, JERRY He is six feet o' man, A-1, clear grit and human nature. Student Council 45 Finance Comm. Pres. 4gForum Comm . 3gFootball 1, 2, 3, L4g Basket - ball 1, 2,L3, L4gTrack 1, 2: Baseball 3,L4g W Club 3,4g Boy's Club 1', 2, 3, 4 cab. HUSTEDE, JIM JOHNSON, BOB JOHNSON, BILL Excelling in friendlinesslntramuralComm. Boys will be boys. Football Bill is always ready for fun. 2gSocial Service Comm.3gBasketball1, 2,3, 2gWrestling 1gBoy's Club 1, Finance Comm.2:lntramural 4gBaseball 3gBoy'sChorus 1, 2gJunior Play 5 2, 3, 4. Comm. 3pFootba1l 1, 2, L3,L Senior PlaygBoy'sClub 1, 2, 3, 4. 4g Wrestling 4g Baseball L 3, W Club 3,4gBoy's Chorus l,2g Boy's Club 1, 2, 3, 4. JOHNSTON, ANNE KELLER, BILL KNAPP, VIVIAN A mysterious smile and a A quiet man and a good athlete. Student Born to excel and to command. Student twinkle in her eye. Gir1's Council3,4gClass Pres.3gAssembly Comm. Council 43Class Sec. 3:SIL1d6I1I Body PICS Club 4. 3gFootball L3, L4gBasketbal1 L3, L4gTrack 4:Forum Comm. 3gA Cappella Choir 3 4 L3, L4g W Club 3,4 Pres. gBoy'sC1ub 3,,4. Gir1'sChorus 1gPep Club 3, 45 Cheerleader 4gGirl'sClub 1, 2, 3, 4, V. Pres. LAZAROV, MARIE I Wit and looks have again excelled. Pep Club 35 Junior Playpsenior PlaygScholarship Club 2, 3, 4g Junior Escort g Gir1's Club 2, 3,4. LEE, Ron Brawn and brain have been combined. Stu- dent Body Sec. g Class Sec. lg Citizenship Comm.3,V.Pres.gFinanceComm.2g I. M . Comm.2gSocial Ser.Comm.4V.Pres.gFoot - ball1,L2,L3,L4gBasketba1l 1-4g W Club 2, 3, 4gA Cappella Choir 1,2,3gBoy's Chorus 1 5 Scholarship Cl.1rBoy'sCl.1-4gStu. Coun. 4. LENZ, ALICE Pleasant and fair, agreeable and sweet .Citizenship Comm. 4g Finance Comm.3g A Cap- pella Choir 3,4g Junior Play, Scholarship Club 3, 45 Junior EscortgGir1's Club 3,4. MCCAULEY, BERNIE Her laughter is like a bubbling mountain stream.Band L2, 3g Junior Play 3gScholarship Club 4gPaper staff 4gGirl's Club 1, 2, 3, 4. MANN, DONNA Her hair reflects the gold of her heart. Stu- dent Council 4gAssembly Comm. 3 V. Pres. 4 Sec. gForum Comm. 2: A Cappella Choir 3, 4 Pres.gGir1'sChorus 2gPepC1ub L3,L4gAn- nual Staff4gPaper Staft'4gGirl'sClub 1,2,3,4. MAY, CHERYL She's as gay as her last name. Girl's Club 1, 2, 3,4. MCGAUGHEY, THELMA MAHAFFEY, RALPH Most of the time she's quiet, Hold the fort, I'm coming. Ass.Comm 1 the rest of the time,who knows? 2gCitizenship Comm.1, 3pFinance Comm Intramural Comm.4g Social 3gForum Comm. 2gWrestling 1, 2, 33 Band Service Comm. 3, Girl's Club, 1, 2, 3, 4gPep Band 1, 2, 3, 4gBoy'sClub 1 2 3 4 3 4 , u , n MARTIN, DE WAIN MASON, BOB His tongue needs oiling. A smile for every boy, and two for every Citizenship Comm. 1gFinance girl. Student Council 1,4gClass Pres 1 As Comm.4gForum Comm. 2, 3 5 sembly Comm. 1 ,2gForum Comrr1.1gIntra Track 2, 3, 4gStudent-Faculty mural Comm.2,4 Pres.gSocial Ser .Comm Play 4g Boy's Club 1, 2, 3,4. 3, Sec., 4 Pres.gBasketball1,2gBaseball3 4 MERRITT, IANICE There is charm in her soft voice and smile. Forum Comm.3g Social Service Comm. 4gGir1'sChorus 1, 2g Pep Club 3gGirl'sC1ub 1, 2, 3 4 , a Boy's Club 1, 2, 3, 4. MILLER, FLORENCE Impossible is a word I never use. A Cappella Choir 4gAn- nual Staff 45 Paper Staff 4g Girl's Club 4. MORTENSEN, MARVIN MURCH, MARY ANN He makes your good bye reluctant. It's nice to be natura1,when you're natural- Forum Comm.2,3gIntramural Comm.2g ly nice. Student Coun.4gAss.Comm.1gCit - Social Ser. Comm.4gFootba1l1gBasket- izenship Comm.1,2,Pres.4gFinance Comm ball 1, 3gTrack 2, L3, L4g W C1ub 3,4g 3gForum Comm. V. Pres.2gACappel1aChoir Boy's C-lub 1, 2, 3, 4. 3,4gGir1'sChorus 1, Pres.2gDuodectette 3g Light Opera En.4:Pep Club 3,4gJr .Play. MURPHY, IEAN There's a little bit of mischief in every good little girl. Ass. Comm. 19 Citizen- ship Comm. lg Finance Comm.2gForum Comm.4gGir1's Chorus lg Band L3, L 4, Majorette 3, Head 4gPep Club 3, 4gJunior PlaygGirl'sClub 1, 2, 3, 4. NEELY, ORVILLE NIXON, DALE NOBLES, SHIRLEA A good fellow always gets along in the Sincerity is here personified. I chatter,chatter as I g0.Finance Comm. world. Student Council 4pAss. Comm. Assembly Comm. 2: A Cap- 15A Cappella Choir L3, L45 Girl'sChorus 4gFinance Comm. 2g Intramural Comm. pella Choir 1, 2, L3,L4gIunior 1, 2gLight Opera Ensemble 4gBand 1, 2, 2, Pres.4gSocialSer.Comm.1gFootba1l 1, PlaygScholarship Club 1, 2,3, L3, 4gPep Band 2, 3gSenior Playg Annual 2, L3,L4gWrestling 1,2,3,4gTrack 1, 2, 3, 4gBoy's Club 1, 2, 3, 4. Staff 4gPaper Staff 4gGirl'sClub 1, 2, 3,4. 4g W Club 3, 4gBoy'sC1ub 1, 2, 3, 4. OBITTS, DAVE His laugh and his smile rid your cares for a while. Wres- tling L2, 4gBand 1.1, L2, L3, 4gPep Band 2,3gBoy'sClub 1, 2, 3, 4. OLIVER, JOYCE A truly lovely girl. Girl's Club 4. OTTERCRANS, BILL He skiis his way into your heart.Assembly Comm. 1 5 Citizenship Comm. 3gForum Comm. 2: Social Service Comm. 25 Track L4g Boy's Club 1, 2, 3, 4. X r X' i A ,A A fa PERIGO, LEE PETITCLERC, ANNA LEE Silence is one of the virtues when God made Anna Lee, I'l1 bet he did- ofthe wise.Assembly Comm. n't do anything that day but feel good.Stu- 4g Basketball 2, 3, Track 4g dent Council 4gIntramural Comm.2:Girl's Boy's Club 1, 2, 3,4, Chorus 1gPep Club 3, Pres. 45 Scholar - ship Club 2:Girl'sClub 1, 2, 3, cab. ,4. ff PINCKARD, JUDY The mildest manners and the gentlest heart. Citizen- ship Comm.4gGirl's Chorus 1, 2gPep Club 35 Girl's Club 1, 2, 3,4. PLUTE, RICHARD Good men are scarce. Foot- ball 1, 2, 3gTrack 2, 3, 4g A Cappella Choir 3, 4g Boy' s Chorus 3gBoy'sClub 1, 2, 3, 4. PRATT, CAMERON what people might think shall not govern my life.Stu. Council 4gCitizenship Comm . 2, 3gFinance Comm. 1gSocial Ser. Comm . 4, Football lg A Cappella Choir 13 Boy 's Chorus 1gPaper Staff 3, Ed.4gBoy'sClub 1-4. PRICE, MARILYN A good worker with a merry heart.Forum Comm. lglntramural Comm. 4, Sec. , Pep Club 3, 4gIr. PlaygScholarship Club 1,2, V. Pres. 3,Sec.4gIr. EscortgGirl'sClub l,2,3, 4. PROBERT, HARRY PROSE, DONALD He bore the name of a gentle- Life is his deepest fascination. man.Forum Comm.4g Track Forum Comm.2g Intramural 4gJunior PlaygBoy's Club 1, 2, Comm. 1gFootball 1, 2gWres- 3, 4. tling 1, 2gBoy'sC1ub 1, 2, 3, 4. QUANTE, DOROTHY She does all things well. Girl's Club 4. QUANTE, FRANCES REED. DALE RINER, BARBARA She does all things well.Finance Comm. He is the whole encyclopedia She's good to look at, but 1, 2gForum Comm. 1gSocia1 Ser.Comm. of fact.s.Assemb1y Comm. 4: better to know. Assembly Corres. Sec. 3gGirl'sChorus 1gPep Club 3, CiIiZSHShiP Comm. 3:F00tb-all Comm. 2gFinance Comm. 3: 4gScho1arship Club 1, 3, 4gGir1'sClub 1,2 3gScholarship Club 3,4g Boy's Girl's Chorus 1gPep Club 3,4g 3,4, Club 3,4. Girl's Club 1,2,cab.,3,4. RING, BARBARA RINNANDER, ERLENE ROACH, IDA A merry heart that laughs at care. Assembly Sweetness, politeness, touched off with in- Easy going, but she will get Comm.2g Finance Comm.3,Sec.4gIntra - telligence. Assembly Comm. 3g Finance married yet.Finance Comm. mural Comm. 13A Cappella Choir L3, L4, Comm.4gForum Comm. 2gGirl's Chorus 1, 3gPep Club 3gGirl'sClub 2, 3, Sec. gGir1'sChorus 1, 2gLight Opera En. 4g 2gPep Club 3,4gSr. PlaygScholarship Club 4. Pep Club 3,4gCheerleader 3,4gAnnua1 Staff 1, 2, 3, 4gJr. EscortgGirl'sC1ub 1, 2, 3, 4. 1, 2, 3gGirl'sClub 1, 2, 3, 4. RUSCH, BETTY SANDNER, JAMES SANDUSKY, KAY She is pretty, she is shy, but Tall and silent with a friend- Never a dull moment ----- there's mischief in her eye. ly smile. Finance Comm.4gIn- never a tear.Finance Comm. Gir1's Chorus 1gMajorette 4, tramural Comm.3gBoy'sC1ub Sec.3g Forum Comm. 2, 3 g Pep Club 3,4gGirl's Club 1, 1, 2, 3,4. . Gir1's Chorus 1, 25 Pep Club 2, 3, 4. 3, 4 cab. gGirl'sC1ub 1, 2, 3 , 4. if i EQ, B t. . , . f lk SEEGER, IWANE C smrrn, DOUG A friendly smile is always in He's making a dent in the fashion. A Cappella ChOir 1: record of life.Football 1, 3, Girl's Chorus 2: Pep Club 3: 1.4g Basketball 1, 2,3gBase- Girl's Club 1, 2, 3,4. ball L3g W Club 3,4gBoy's Club 1,2,3,4, SPARKS, GWEN SPRINKLE, ROBERT Nothing great was ever achieved without Sports ,first,last,and always .Forum Comm. enthusiasm. Ass. Comm. V. Pres.4a Citi' V.Pres. 3gFootball 1, 2, L3, L4g Basketball zenship Comm.2.4:Finance Comm. 3: 1, 2,L3,L4gTrack L3gBasebal1 L3,L4g w Intramural Comm. 1gA Cappella Choir, Club 3,4gBand 1,2,3gBlue and Gold Atten . 1 L3gGir1'SChOrl1S 2: Pep Club 3,4g Sr. 2, B0y's Club 1, 2, 3,4, Play ScholarshipCl.2,3:Girl'sClub 1 -4. STRAWSER, DAVID Dullness is an unknown word to him. Basketball 2gBaseball 3, 4gBoy'sClub 1, 2, 3, 4. STUERKE, KAY Short and sweet. Forum Comm. 43A Cappella Choir 3gGir1's Chorus 1, 2g Band 2, 3, 4gScholarship Club 1,2, 3,4gJunior Escort 3: Girl's Club 1, 2, 3, 4 cab. SOUCIE, VERN He knows not of loneliness. Citizenship Comm. 3gForum Comm.Vice-Pres.4gFootball 1, 2, 3, L4gWrestling 3, L4g A CappellaChoir 4gBoy'sChorus 3:Boy's Club 1, 2, 3, 4. STILLHAMMER, BARBARA Nimble fingers and a light heart. A Cappella Choir 4g Girl's Club 4. SWANSON, IOANNE There is laughter in her dancing eyes. Assembly Comm.3gGirl'sChorus 2gPep Club 3, Vice-Pres.4g Blue and Gold Atten. 33 Girl's Club 2, 3,4. TANNER, JOHN His actions speak much stronger than my pen. Stu. Council 3gClass Officer 1 V. P.2, Sec.,3 Pres.g Assembly Comm.1,2g Fi - nance Comm.4 V.P. :Football 1,2gBasket - ball 1gTrack L2, L3,4g W Cl.2,3,4:Band L 1,L2,3gPep Band 3gBlue and Gold Atten. 1 . TAPPARO, BETTY Quiet people are welcome. Girl's Club 2, 3,4. THIBAULT, ROGER -Just a bunch of good nature. Citizenship Comm. 1gForum Comm. Bglntramural Comm. 2pSocial Service Comm. 4, A Baseball 4gBoy'sClub 1, 2, 3, 4. THOREEN, SARAH ANN She's an angel ------ some- times .Forum Comm.4gGirl's Cshorus 1gPep Club 3, 4pGirl's Club 1, 2, 3, 4. TREVITHICK, KAY She is never satisfied with less than her best. Stu. Coun.4pStu.Body Officer 4 Pres.:Foru m Comm.2:Social Ser.Comm.1 Sec.: Girl' s Chorus 1gBand L3,L4gMajorette 3,4gPepC1ub L3,L4gI1'.PlaygSr.PlaygScho1arshipClub 1, 2 , Sec.3,4gJr .Escort 3gPap.Staff3gGirl'sC1. 1,2, 3, 4, Pres. I TURNER, BEVERLY Words never fail me.Finance Comm. 4gSocial Ser.Comrn.3gGirl's Chorus 4g Pep Club 3, 4,cab.: Annual Staff4g ours Club 1, 2,a,4. TAYLOR, KASTLER For he's a jolly good fellow. Finance Comm. 23 Forum Comrr1.4:Football 3, 4gWres- rung 1,2, 3,43 Track 1, 2, 3, 4g A Cappella Choir 1gBoy's Chorus 3gBoy'sClub 1, 2, 3, 4. TIBRNEY, JIM Big and kind is he. Boy's Club 1, 2, 3, 4, VANDEL, CAROL Pretty to walk with, witty to talk with. Assembly Comm.3 Forum Comm.2gA Cappella Choir L3, L4gGirl's Chorus 1, 2: Pep Club 3,45 Paper Staff 4gGirl's Club 1, 2, 3, 4. VEATCH, VIRGINIA WELLS, BETTY A friendly girl with a friend- A voice with a smile. Pep ly smile. Girl's C1ub4gSenior Club 3gGir1's Club 1, 2, 3,4. Play-Asst. Director. WYATT, PAUL Never complaining, always true. Wrestling 1, 2, 4: Boy's Club 1, 2, 3, 4. CAMERON, VESTON Anything with four wheels and a motor will do.Boy's Club 3,4. PEWITT, KENNETH A quiet manner indicates a peaceful mind. Boy's Club 3 4 I ' TOM LAws He will live in our hearts forever. Many things were contributed by Tom to our school while he was a member of our class. He participated in, and supported the many activities of our school, and always put forth his best efforts for us. WITT, ALYCE A friend to all ------- failing never. Class Sec. 1gCitizen- ship Comm. 1, 2, 3, 4:Finance Comm. 23A Cappella Choir 3: Gir1'sChorus 1, 2gPep Club 3g Junior Play, Student-Faculty Play 4gScholarship Club 1, 2, 3,4gGirl's Club 1, Vice-Pres. 2, a,4. YODER, CHARLES A good man to have on your side. Citizenship Comm. 1, 2, Finance Comm. 23 Forum Comm. 3g Social Service Comm.1gFootball 1gBasket- ball 1, 2, 3,4gAnnua1 Staff 4g Paper staff 3, 4gBoy's Club 1, 2, 3, 4. ROEMBN, TED Still water runs deep.Boy's Club 3, 4. ROGLITZ, NORMAN Mirth and motion prolong life. Assembly Comm. 43 Football 4g Wrestling 4g Baseball 4gBoy's Club 4. llf Xxx 1 X 1 l Q' 4 L ,Q Glass History ln the fall of 1949, the largest Freshman Class thus far descended upon the solemnhalls of wheat Ridge High. To lead us in this new adventure, we elected Bob Mason, John Tanner, and Al Drumright for our first semester leaders. The second semester we chose Al Drumright, John Tanner and Alyce Witt to guide us on. This first year saw us team- ing with the Sophomores to give a fine talent show and All School Party. On Blue and Gold Day, we turned out a pretty good athletic record that encouraged us and gave us inspiration for next year's competition. Muriel Bird and John Tan- ner were our attendants at the Blue and Gold Ball. Our Freshman year gave us a good start and our Sophomore year saw us improving more and more. i Our first se- mester class officers were Al Drumright, Muriel Bird and John Tanner. Under this capable trio, our class presented the highly successful assembly entitled, Calendar Revue of 1950. Again the Sophomores teamed up with the Freshmen , and after a lot of hard work, one of the best All School Parties was held. The second semester saw Kathleen Rufien, Tom Laws, and Rodney Lee taking over. with these three guiding us, we gave the Seniors a scare, and astonished everyone by taking second place in Blue and Gold Day.Our King and Queen Attendants were Muriel Bird and Bob Sprinkle. After three months vacation, we came back to school as Juniors, full of enthusiasm.John Tanner, Tom Laws and Al Drumright were selected as our class officers the first semester. When the Juniors and Seniors put their heads to - gether, they came up with one of the most unusual and enjoyable All School Parties yetg they used a jungle theme. Our play, The Little Dog Laughed, was not about a dog at all, but about a college girl who thought she knew all about psychology, and she practiced on everyone. Few of the many that saw it will ever forget the famous, or should I say infamous, Ink Blot Test. Bill Keller, Shirley Downen, and Vivian Knapp became our class officers for the second semester. We again let our colors fly high on Blue and Gold Day by coming in second again. Our attendants for the King and Queen were Jo- anne Swanson and Roger Holmdahl. To top our year off, we gave the Seniors a lovely Junior-Senior Prom at the Albany Hotel on May 17, 1952. Getting off to a fine start in our Senior year, we elected Ronnie Baumert, President, Don Gipe, Vice- President, and Bob Stafford, Secretary of the class for the first semester. Vivian Knapp and Muriel Bird were elected by the school to be our first and second term Student Body Presidents, and Rodney Lee was given the job of Secretary. With the help of the Juniors, we gave a very fine All School Party, using the Orient as our theme. Farmer's Frolic time came around, and the Seniors were seen bustling about, fixing their concession stands and S0liCiIiflg. Our goal WHS SCI al S1500.with part of the money we raised, we bought a new basketball scoreboard. The second semester, we chose Kathleen Rufien as our President, Bob Stafford as our Vice-President, and Jack Krebs as our Secretary. , The Student Body put their confidence in Don Gipe and Kay Trevithick for their third and fourth term presidents . The SeniorPlay was entitled, Trail of the Lonesome Pine. It was a comic-melodrama about the backwoods of Tennessee. In true Tennessee mountain tradition there is a family fued. As the year came to an end the Seniors looked forward to Blue and Gold Day, and Graduation. We will always remember these last four years here at Wheat Ridge High, and all of the happy moments and exciting events that took place. Swim' Klass Will Joan Aggus--wills her gray hair, received from working on the An- nual, to anyone who wants to look distinguished. Patsy Albin--wills her quietness to Dave Farquhar. Ramona Armijo--wills her brown eyes to Martie Nimes. Allan Austin--wills his mental ability to Bob Stevens. John Bacher--wills his ability with teachers to the Sechler twins. Mary Baker--wills her violin playing to Jack Benny. Joanna Bandimere--wills her friendliness to new Freshmen. Bill Baudendistal--wills his Senior Class membership to Bill Jones. Ronnie Baumert--wills his big feet to anyone who wants them. Muriel Bird--wills her smile to next year's referees. Beatrice Brackton--wills her car to Paul Winters. John Braggins--wills his green paint job to next year's Freshmen. Darrell Burtis--wills his attendance record to Anne Eisenhuth. Delores Caceres--wills her dark hair to Marilyn Clark. Veston Cameron--wills his silent ways to Bill Simeone. Jack Cody--wills his records to Sandra Darrow. Barbara Coffey--wills her Morris Minor to Mr. Neris. Larry Conway--wills his pick-up to anyone who wants to pick up. John Cooke--wills his straight A average to next year's Scholar- ship Club. Chuck Crabtree--wills his hair to Merritt Smith. Joel Creger--wills his smile to Mr. Eberhart. Thelma Croy--wills her quiet ways to Homer Hill. Virginia Culbertson--wills her eyes to any sad Freshman. Rick Current--wills his writing ability to Sally Camfield. Connie Dale--wills her eyes to Jimmie Davis. Donna Darrow--wills her fondness for tall people to Evelyn Newens. Katherine Davis--wills her pick-up to Paul Winters. Jerry Dennis--wills his artistic abilities to anyone who wants to take Blue and Gold Day next year. Carol Due--wills her squeaky voice to Marcia Cockran. Don DuPriest--wills his Swedish accent to Linda Terry. Beverly Elsea--wills her camera to Mr. Neris. Marilyn Engelage--wills her wardrobe to Anita Van Natter. Bill Erickson--wills his ambition to next year's Band. U Joe Finch--wills his love for bookkeeping to anyone who wants a good pastime. Gene Frankenbery--wills his lost books to anyone with patience and perseverence to track them down. Phil Frazee--wills his curly hair to the Mohawk Boys. Richard Gamble--wills his car troubles to Carol Roath. Ruth Gamble--wills her hair to Mr. Proctor. Jackie Gilbert--wills her eyes to all girls who want pretty eyes. Don Gipe--wills his smile to all the students when they take six weeks exams. Jim Gleason'-wills his laugh to Bill Mitchell. Wanda Goodson- -wills her old boy friends to the Freshmen, yet un- dated. Joan Grant--wills her ability to drive to Homer Hill. Anita Grasselly--wills her hardy laugh to Stanley Hart. Kathleen Gravem--wills her locker to an one who can keep it clean. Delores Gutirrez--wills her long dark hai? to Carol Brown. Bob Gunder--wills his muscles to Leroy Payne. Margie Habenicht--wills her fondness for tubby people to Leah Bainum. Marlene Hankel--wills her pep to Kellogg and Company. Bert Hanson--wills his music ability to Wayne Soucie. Danny Higdon--wills his driving ability to Mr. Hopper. Carmen Hill--wills her good grades to Todd McDougal. Ralph Hinst--wills his beautiful hair to Vaughn Justice. John Holland--wills his Mercury engine to Jerald Vadeen's Model Al' Roger Holmdahl--wills his quietness to the W.H.S. Halls of '54, Jerry Hughes--wills his baseball hitting power to next year's team. Jim Hustede--wills his nickname , Sam , to Mr. Eberhart. Bob Johnson--wills his shoulders to any Freshman who wants them. Bill Keller--wills his basketball ability to Dale Moody. Anne Johnston--wills her brother to anyone that can handle him. Jack Krebs--wills his General Ed. seat in the Mechanical Drawing room to anyone who can climb the table. Vivian Knapp--wills her school spirit and her leading ability to the future cheerleaders of Wheat Ridge High School. Marie Lazarov--wills her scholastic ability to the honorary members of the study plan. Rodney Lee--wills his leadership and co-operation to any Junior who likes hard work and responsibility. Alice Lenz--wills her ability to get flat tires to Kent Sivers. Thelma McGoughey--wills her diamond ring to Marie Hayman. Bernie McCauley--wills her hearty laugh to Carol Richards. Donna Mann--wills her blue eyes to anyone who wants to trade. Dewain Martin--wills his height to walt Wellman. Bob Mason--wills locker 128 to anyone who can stand the smells from the Chemistry room. Cheryl May--wills her ability to talk to Susie Merritt. Janice Merritt--wills her dog to anyone who wants a good body guard. Florence Miller--wills her flaming hair to Johanna Bailey. Marvin Mortenson--wills his knowledge of cars to Donna Beery. Mary Ann Murch--wills Klem her car Q?j to Joanne Holmdahl. Jean Murphy--wills her gismochie to any deserving Sophomore. Orville Neely--wills Sten Johnson's hill to anyone who aspires to be an astronomer. ' Dale Nixon--wills his car to his brother. Shirlea Nobles--wills her share of Dennis's Auto Repair' to a good prospective mechanic. Dave Obitts--wills his cast to next year's football team. Joyce Oliver--wills her many, many freckles to Linda Savio. Bill Ottercrans--wills his 'winning ways to anyone who can use them Larry Ottercrans--wills his seat in English IV to anyone who likes to look out the window during class. Lee Perigo--wills his high World History average to Corky Adant. Anna Lee Petitclerc--wills her sweet disposition to James Ullrick. Kenneth Pewitt--wills his constant smile to some teachers. Judy Pinckard--leaves her quiet petite manner to Viv Southern. Dick Plute--leaves his seat in A Cappella Choir to anyone who thinks they can sing off key. Cameron Pratt--wills his unconventional ways to Don Kugler. Marilyn Price--wills her tall gracefullness to Shirley Sontag. Harry Probert-iwills his way with the girls to Roger Meircort. Don Prose--wills his carefree manner to next year's Seniors. Dorothy Quante--wills her silence to Diana white. Frances Quante--wills her quiet beauty to the incoming Freshman. Dale Reed--wills his mental abilities to Fuzzy Habenicht. Barbara Riner--wills her seat in World History to her favorite enemy. Barbara Ring--wills her red hair to Jack Kealiher. Erlene Rinnander--wills her World History book to any Junior. Ida Roach--wills her ambition to the Wrestling team. Ted Roemer--wills his slow talk to Sally Perkins. Norman Roglitz--wills his friendliness to anyone lonesome. Kathleen Rufien--wills her vim and vigor to the Pep Club. Betty Rush--wills her long hair to anyone with a poodle cut. Jim Sandner--wills his courtesy to all Freshman boys. Kay Sandusky--wills her skiis to those who haven't learned to walk et. Harold Schnebly--wills his Chev. to any Ford owner who is not sat' isfied. Jane Seeger--wills her brother's trumpet to the home for the deaf and dumb. Doug Smith--wills his football ability to next year's football team. Verne Soucie--wills his build to all men ninety pounds and under. Gwen Sparks--wills her many talents to Dave Lindsey. Bob Sprinkle- 'wills his basketball shoes to Doug Hankel. Bob Stafford--wills his politeness to Bill Simone. Barbara Stillhammer--wills her handbag to Esther Becker, who can't put much more in it. Dave Strawser--wills his neat, long hair to Mickey Leahy. Kay Steurke--wills her stew-making ability to next year's ith hour Home Ec. class. Joanne Swanson--wills her sparkling eyes to Beverly Balentine. John Tanner--wills his ability to get along with girls to Gene Nelson. Betty Tapparo--wills her books to anyone who thinks they can carry them. Kastler Taylor--wills his singing ability to Bob Shepard. Roger Thibault--wills his winsome way to Carol Luther. Sarah Thoreen--wills her pony tail to Joan Clayton. Jim Tierney--wills his ability to keep cars 03 running to Bob Stevens. Kay Trevithick--wills her many abilities to the football team of'56. Beverly Turner--wills her Pep Club Scrapbook to Sue Allred and Jackie-Carlson. Carol Vandel--wills her beautiful long hair to Ida Mae Knill. Virginia Veatch--wills her glasses to next year's basketball referees. Betty Wells--wills her smile to Fred Hood. Alyce will--wills her wonderful personality to Arlayne Hurt. Paul Wyatt--wills his shyness to George weeks. Chuck Yoder--wills his sports page in the Farmer Highlights to Gene Collins. cnior 611155 Praplzccy Joan Aggus is now the Editor in Chief of Hot Rod magazine. Patsy Albin is directing the music at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Ramona Armijo is manager of Woolworths. Allan Austin is now holding the job of the permanent judge of the Miss America beauty contest. John Bacher's Jazzy Joes have just been rated No. 1 in the nation. Mary Baker is now head soda jerk at Walgreens. Joanna Bandimere has advanced to head mechanic at General Motors. Bill Baudendistal is the head usher at Radio City. Ronnie Baumert is driving a milk truck for the Arvada Dairy. Muriel Bird is building a house on Mocking-bird Hill. Beatrice Brackton is head cartoonist for Looney Tune comics. John Braggins is now playing his oboe in the Gas House Five plus Two. Darrell Burtis is flea inspector for the Mexican Inspection station. Delores Caceres is signed up for a year as chief assistant on the Red Buttons show. Veston Cameron is the manufacturer of Kameron's Kiddy Kats. Jack Cody is the director of the Gas House Five plus Two. Barbara Coffey is now photographer for Esquire Magazine. Larry Conway has just become Admiral of the U.S.S. Podunk. John Cooke is now President of the Rockbottom Biscuit Company. Chuck Crabtree is singing the bass on the Fred Waring show. Joel Creger is the new no hit' pitcher for the Kansas City Orioles. Thelma Croy is now mistress of ceremonies on the 'Quiet Hour. Virginia Culbertson can now be seen as the star acrobat for the Ringling Brothers Circus. Rick Current is Editor in Chief of the New York Times. Connie Dale is now the toast of Paris. Donna Darrow is in politics nowg she's President of the Democratic Women's Association of Colorado. Katherine Davis is writing for True Story magazine. Jerry Dennis has just bought the J. D. Floral Shop. Carol Due is teaching at W.R.H.S. , and expects to be Principal by 1962. Don DuPriest is the band director at west Point. Beverly Elsea is making spaghetti and meat balls at the Park Lane. Marilyn Engelage runs a school for Brides to Be. Bill Erickson has now replaced Tommy Dorsey. Joe Finch is riding his motor bike in the 1956 Olympics. Gene Frankenbery and his Frankenstein Five have just finished their second season at the Rainbow Ballroom. Phil Frazee is now correcting Einstien's new theory. Richard Gamble is Chief of all Civil Air Patrol Units. Ruth Gamble can be seen as head model for Power's Model Agency. Jackie Gilbert is a car-hop at the Brown Derby. Don Gipe is now holding public debates with Kefauver. Jim Gleason is still working on his Blue and Gold Day costume. Wanda Goodson has gone into the porker business with Fred Hood. Joan Grant is now running the Chez Paree Beauty Shop. Anita Grassely has just been appointed a diplomat for the Bolivian Government. Kathleen Gravem is chief taster for Russell Stover Candy Company. Delores Gutirrez is President of the National Soda Jerks Association. Bob Gunder can be seen managing the Lakewood Lanes. Margie Habenicht is now assistant Coolie at Tokyo Rickshaw Co. Marlene Hankel is in business for herselfg she is working as hod carrier for Hankel and Company. Danny Higdon replaces Mr. Dennis as a court reporter. Carmen Hill is the first Olympic Tennis Champion from Colorado. Ralph Hinst is now the Director of the Wheat Ridge band. John Holland is the smaller half of the Holland Brothers Wrestling Team. Roger Holmdahl builds doll homes for the Holmdahls. Jerry Hughes is now spilling paint for the Hughes Decorating Co. Jim Hustede is eight feet tall and is playing basketball for the Hong Kong Midgets. Bob Johnson is cooking sea gulls for the U,S,S, Tub. Anne Johnston owns the Melt- um-fast Ice Cream Company. Bill Keller is now in Hollywood playing as Peter l.ourie's double for 20th Century Wolf Studios. Jack Krebs is an executive for the Krebs Concrete Candy Bar Co. Vivian Knapp can be contacted at the Mayor's house in Crabtree Comets. Marie Lazarov fixes fuel pumps for General Motors. Rodney Lee is now owner of the Lee Tire Company. Alice Lenz is operating Joe's Beanery. Thelma McGoughey is the wife of an Army Colonel. Bernie McCauley, we understand, is the head of an Ice Cream Plant. Donna Mann is now head of Squedunk Motor Company. Dewain Martin is now President of the U.S.National Bank. Bob Mason can be seen selling Mason jar lids to all his friends. Cheryl May can be contacted at the Yellow Cab Company, for she is a driver there. Janice Merritt is now Fred Astair's dancing partner. Florence Miller is head photographer for the Denver Post. Marvin Mortensen is now star high- jumper for Nebraska University. Mary Ann Murch is the famous painter who works for Woodside Lumber Co. Jean Murphy just received her doctor's degree from S.S.C.E. in baton twirling. Orville Neeley is head of the English Department at Ft. Lewis A. 8s M. Dale Nixon is now Commanding Officer at Paris Island Marine Base. Shirlea Nobles is assistant to head mechanic at S. 8s J 's Garage. Dave Obitts is Chief Cook and Bottle washer for D.DuPriest's traveling band. Joyce Oliver is painting billboards for Denver Sign Company. Bill Ottercrans is 1960 Olympic ski- jumping Champion. Larry Ottercrans is testing bicycles. Lee Perigo is the tallest man in the world. Anna Lee Petitclerc is now head stocking designer for the Taylor Co Kenneth Pewitt is exterminating skunks. Judy Pinckard has a hat shop on Broadway. Dick Plute owns the Jaguar Motor Co. Cameron Pratt is a professor of Journalism at Missouri University. Marilyn Price is an exclusive Paris designer. Harry Probert is on T.V. as the quiet man. Don Prose is captian of the Olympic Ski team. Dorothy Quante lives in Cuba. Frances Quante is raising mules in Missouri. Dale Reed is taking Einstein's place. Barbara Riner is working her fingers to the bone for Rich. Barbara Ring is a cheerleader for Harvard University. Erlene Rinnander is hard at work on her Doctor's degree. Ida Roach has set a new record for walking. Ted Roemer has a fox farm in Florida. Norman Roglitz is writing jokes for Bob Hope. Kathleen Rufien is giving Spike Jones a bad time. Betty Rush is a twirling majorette for Colorado in the Rose Parade. Jim Sandner is big game hunting in the Sahara Desert. Kay Sandusky is an M. D. , giving distemper shots for poodle hair cuts. Harold Schnebly has finally mastered the Russian language so he can talk to animals for the G. 8: F. department. Jane Seeger has sold more Seeger Silly Cigars than any other Seeger Silly Cigar seller. Doug Smith puts on exhibition dances for the Hopi Indians. Veme Soucie is taking Jungle Boys place on T.V. Gwen Sparks has her own program on T.V. Qcooking hintsj Bob Sprinkle is billed as Twinkletoes in the Russian Ballet. Bob Stafford is now minister of the Judson Baptist Church. Barbara Stillhammer is judging the Mr. Colorado contests every ear. ,Dave Strawser is a hair stylist in New York. Kay Steurke is a wrestling manager on the coast of Russia. Joanne Swanson is now giving advice to the lovelorn in Siberia. John Tanner is now building dog houses to suit any hen-picked husband. Betty Tapparo is keeping house for that certain someone. Kastler Taylor is still trying to think of a new nickname for himself, Roger Thibault is teaching toe dancing for Arthur Murray. Sarah Thoreen is now manager of the Wallygreen Drug Store. Jim Tierney is now looking over all prospective junk yards for that new model car. Kay Trevithick is head nurse at St. Luke's Hospital. Beverly Turner can be found assisting Coach Schoenburg with the football team at C.C. Carol Vandel is filling gas tanks at the Brantley Filling Station. Virginia Veatch is teaching English to Mr. Wright. Betty Wells is touring the country lecturing on the care and feeding of aardvarks. ' Alyce Witt is directing South Pacific on Broadway. Paul Wyatt we understand, is a Rear Admiral in the Navy. Chuck Yoder has gone Southern. PAUL RANDALL BILL MITCHELL ANITA VAN NATTER Pl'6Sid6I1I Vice President Secretary lST SEMESTER OFFICERS The Class of '54 In 1950, a Freshman Class, determined to make a name for itself, came to Wheat Ridge. As Freshmen, even in our first term, we were wise in our choice of our officers--Jean Arnold, Jim Petrie and Missy Bachman were the lead- ers, to be followed by Beverly Pettit, Fred Hood and Larry Nicholl as the second term officers. With these officers in charge, the Freshmen presented an assembly under the disguise of Dt. I.Q. We then joined together with the Soph- omores to present a Talent Show and All School Party. At Blue and Gold Day, we finally proved the athletic ability of our class, by giving the other classes a hard workout. The class honored Jean Arnold and Fred Hood as attendants to the King and Queen. Even at the beginning of our Sophomore year, we knew the year was to be a success with officers such as Bill Mi- tchell, Fred Hood and Kent Sivers as the first term leaders, and with Ronnie Ericson, Fred Hood and Arlin Hubka for the second term. They proved their abilities by helping the class present a successful class assembly, and again to participate in a Talent Show. With a great deal of enthusiasm, the members of our class displayed potential abilities and ideas in Blue and Gold Day activities. We put Jean Arnold and Ronnie Ericson into the position of King and Queen attendants. Our Junior year was started appropriately by selecting such capable leaders as Paul Randall, Bill Mitchell and A- nita Van Natter. During their term, they proved their ability by again putting on a good All School Party with the Seniors. We presented a most successful Junior Play, entitled The Divine F1ora. It was the story about a poor wall- flower who was to be rejuvinated into the 'Belle of the Ball. We then teamed together to present an enjoyable as- sembly called, A Modern Mother Goose. The second semester has again started off well, for Kent Sivers, Arlayne Hurt and Missy Bachman were elected to carry us through the rest of this great year. With thrilling plans for a beauti- ful Junior-Senior Prom, and with high hopes of success on Blue and Gold Day, how could we miss? 2ND SEMESTER OFFICERS Ng 4 Q -Q, 5 KENT SIVERS ARLAYNE HURT MISSY BACHMAN President Vice President Secretary Ken Adams Sue Allred John Anderson Jean Arnold Larry Atkins Lloyd Bailey Bev Balentine Jim Ball Leah Bainum Esther Becker Donna Beery Jerry Beuhler Beth Brand Carol Brown Joyce Brown David Brown Jim Brownell Bruce Budy Chuck Burdick Wally Burry Dale Calvert Lowell Carter Sally Camfield Jackie Carlson Gloria Coffey Ron Coffey Marcia Cochran Gene Collins Jackie Cooper Ray Conklin Carita Conover Nancy Conway Shirley Croy Barbara Dana Lyle Diedrichs Joan Doran Frank English Harry Erickson Ronnie Ericson Lynne Ferris Roger Fleshman Carol George Judy Gysland Alan Hoff Fred Hood Arlin Hubka Barbara Higdon Joanne Holmdahl Dick Jennings Andy Johns Joyce Johnson Bill Jones Bob Kalthoff Pat Kennedy Jerry Kennedy Betty Kiesling Jack.Kealiher Frank Knickerbocker Don Kugler Janet Lepin Mickey Leahy Bob Lenhart Larry Lund Carol Luther Jim Mcwhorter Dolores Maier Joan Mapston Barbara Morley Kay Moseley Greg Myer Fred Miercourt Jan McNee1 Don Miller Larry Miller Clark Moder Dale Moody Guy Moore Sally Mohr Audrey Neddo Evelyn Newegg Marty Neimes Gene Nelson Larry Nicholl Diane Norman Robert Oliver Stuart Orsborn Lora Ann Owen Sue Peters Beverly Pettit Virginia Piper Nancy Pollman Mary Poore Jim Petrie Warren Pickell Gary Purse Ray Rickard George Risley Dennis Rockey Jerry Roglitz Jean Rononger Carol Roath Bob Salankey Jack Selby Don Shackleford Bob Shepard Merritt Smith Roger Sollenbarger Thomas Springer Bob Stevens Myrna Soucie Marybelle Snyder Linda Terry Max Tindell Gerald Vadeen Joan Van Gent Channing wagner David waible Diana white Richard white Ronald white Paul Winter Beverly Works Leroy Yehle Bob Ziegler Glen Zoellner Steve Zorichak . Sh Sharonlimmerman Bob FOSd1Ck Not Own Joan Feller Gerald Garrison Yvonne Hammond Nancy Klein Carol Money Sally Perkins Sharon Arnold Sharon Pryor Keith Davis President Vice- President Secretary Saphamarc 611155 1955 The school year of 1951-52 saw the entrance of the largest class ever to enter the halls of Wheat Ridge High School, We started our high school career with Linda Sechler, Herb Alpenfels, and Dick Willson as our first semester leaders, and Homer Hill, Julie Sechler, and Walter Wellman as our second semester officers, During the year we gave a very enjoyable assembly entitled A Radio Day in the Life of a Freshman. We teamed up with the Sophomores to give an outstanding talent show and all school party. We started our Sophomore year with Sharon Arnold, Sharon Pryor, and Keith Davis as our first semester officers, The second semester saw Anne Eisenhuth, Martha Petitclerc, and Alfred Habenicht as our leaders, Under this group we presented our annual class assembly, participated in a talent show, and co-sponsored an all school party. Anne Eisenhuth Martha Petitclerc Alfred Habenicht President Vice- President Secretary Donna Adams Gloria Albin Marie Aljinovich Herb Alpenfels Edwin Anderson Jeanne Anderson Richard Anderson Ron Anderson Wanda Anthony Sandra Ashcraft Corky Backland Jody Bailey Bonnie Barhite Patricia Barrett Shirley Bartelt Jerri Bartimus Mary Lou Beckman Melvin Belding Bill Bertram Mary Carol Binkley Barbara Bjork Pat Brackton Nancy Braggins Ida Marie Burke Jeanne Burtis Jack Byars Bill Campbell Shirley Carson Caroline Cartier Rae Colyer Carol Convery Shirley Cooke, Alice Cress Kent Davis Margie De Wan Frank Denning Pat Ditter Bob Doty Loretta Dunn Diane Edison Dave Edwards Joan Edwards Shirley Edwards Deanna Eroddy Mary Ewart Dave Farquhar Max Fishburn Gail Fitting Jerry Fitzgerald Carol Fosdick Bob Frazer Wendall Gadd Pauline Gardner Darlene Gilbert Annette Ginther Gilbert Grassley Janice Gullett Mary Gunder Charleen Gunsett David Gustafson W ' ' W 'f in i Barbara Glltirrez Mary Ann Hafnilton Caroll Hansen Floyd Harrison Audrey Hart Alvin I-lasting N o t S h o w n Homer Hill Vaughan Justice Janet Hathway Marie Hayman Colleen Hefner Christine Heighton Maxine Herman Jay Jagger Richard Johnson Joyce Jerome Margaret Kasubke Lois Knecht Ruth Ann Knill Ron Knipfer Everett Kring Mary Ann Kugler David Lane J Jim Ledwidge Phyllis Lehman Bob Lines Ross Livingstone John Lockwood Bill Lohne Gerald Lucock Dean Lynn Eddie Major Jim Makens Tommy Jo Manor Sam Martin Jack Mattern Carol McDowell Duncan McGilvray Dennis McMahon Susie Merritt Grace Meyer Jane Meyers Barbara Middaugh Beverly Mills Bob Mitchell Bill Moses Eleanor Mosher Gerald Mortensen David Nelson .1 Dick Neuschaefer Marianne Nicolaisen Margaret Norman Gloria Novacek Bob Pace Gary Perigo Dino Pesci Allen Pickell GeraldinePisicchio Sharon Pixley Clyde Ramsey Don Regan Bill Rohwer Bob Schmitz Shirley Schuester Doris Schulhoff Lorenz Schultz Pat Schultz Gloria Scott Julie Sechler Linda Sechler Gloria Seger Norma Jean Selby Chellis Sheffield Charles Shortt Steve Sigman Patsy Siverts Carol Skoog Frank Snyder Oren Snyder Alan Soucie Vivan Southern Gayle Sparks Dwain Sperier Janet Sprinkle Doris Storm eww-,wi 11 G K ' P . it ' 5 . 1 .. .. P' 'Q w ww, N.. Bob Stuerke A Mary Taft David Taylor Gary Tuttle Carol Ulrick Martin Van Dyke Dan Waddell Diane Wagner Ethel Waibel Judy Walker Margaret Walton Georgia Ward Carol Weaver George Weeks Carloyn Weimer Twila Wellman Walt Wellman Bob Wertman J3IliCC White Arthur Widdowfield Norman Williams Carolyn Willis Dick Willson Joy Wiltsie Lynne Wilson Donna Wootton Bonnie Jean Young Lotus Young Galen Zinn Janet Hathaway 2 ' we se, , tai DAVE LINDSEY GAIL LEE DAVE BAILEY 1st smst. President 1st smst. Vice President lst smst. Secretary CLASS OF 1956 In the fall of '52, the largest class ever enrolled entered Wheat Ridge High School. Through the first semester they were ably led by Dave Lindsey, Gail Lee, and Dave Bailey, and during the second semester by Linda Savio, Norman Newton, and Gail Bachman. Encouraged by the fine leadership of these officers, the Freshman class took a major part in school activities. They presented an enjoyable assembly displaying the many talents in their class. Later they teamed together with the Sophomores and gave an All School Party with the theme being A Night Under the Sea. They show- ed enthusiasm and teamwork on Blue and Gold Day, as they did on all the activities during the year. LINDA SAVIO NORMAN NEWTON GAIL BACHMAN 2nd smst. President 2nd smst. Vice President 2nd mm, secretary Howard Allison Josephine Andres wayne Andrews Stella Armijo Michael Audino Anthony Austin James Bailey Don Baker Donna Bainum John Bandimere Mary Lee Baskin Joann Beadman Bob Bickley Jerry Bowser Carol Brackton Marvyl Brewer Betty Lou Briggs Jack Burdick Charles Burris Janice Byers Helen Capron Danny Carlson Alma Carter Walter Chaney Marilyn Clark Joan Clayton Gene Congrove Paul Conover Warren Cook Gary Coffey Barbara Culley Darette Dannenberg Sandra Darrow Jimmie Davis Myrna Davis Joe Dillingham P , Q -- fav Charles Donaldson Leon Duden Jim Duggan Larry Dumler Stephanie Dumont Jim Erickson if X' a-r..fL1l.f we 1 EY 1 ha J f Wanda Fisher Neysa Folmer Dorothy Funchouser Gayle Gaither Joyce Goddard Jo Ann Gordon Loma Gray Peggy Greenwood Dixie Griffin Don Gross Lynne Grout Jerry Lou Gulick Douglas Hankel Cary Hall Mary Harbison Stanley Hart Sharon Hathaway Nancy Haynes Donna Head aw,,,, .rw -, N , ,. ., ,QA fr f , . as pix 5 migiiiz Ms me 'Ui WW gm V. 21 J - Rf? 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' ie 1. ,. -'4- if H '- -' .-in u' .ay 1 -gs-.-.f11Zfs.3c . -.I...:z... . 2 - at 4 -,,x.. I tI.I.,.q,.V.-:IJ .. . my VV '- ,iq L... 1 . - .. -Wfza ' I. 1 -. 1.. .. ::. ' - .' 3 21 'I ' 1-' -'c .' ' . . -'if - fi , -'..',.-' we 'z--wma: .Qu-rafsgf-.q:.+gg.s..: I. any-aft ,,-1. -1- 451- .s . - --iiii1:-- nv 5' ,1.::f1:i':1i3 '-lg? - -gl' 'f:.'i'::':g...- A . - f-1'-1 . 'E Z' -.i4 ' F. i-'33 .f. Nr! ,f..- - .,,..'. . -,DI 1. .-. A ,, ,I., VIVIAN KNAPP MURIEL BIRD DON GIPE KAY TREVITHICK 1st Term President 2nd Term President 3rd Term President 4th Term President Student 1st Row: D. Lindsey, D. Mann, R. Baumert, M. Bird, R. Lee, V. Knapp, P. Randall, S. Arnold. 2nd Row: Mr. Heaston A. Habenicht, K. Trevithick, M. Baker, C. Pratt, J. Aggus, A. Petitclerc, B. Mason, R. Erickson, Mrs. Paul. , 3rd Row D. Gipe,R. Hinst,J. Hughes, B.Ke11er,J. Krebs,H.Hi11. A 1 1 RODNEY LEE MRS. PAUL MR. HEASTON Secretary Co-Sponsor C0'5P0n50f auncil 2nd Sms.- lst Row: D. Darrow, R. Erickson, V. Knapp, M. Bird, D. Gipe, K. Trevithick, R. Lee, K. Rufien. 2nd Row: Mr. I-leaston, L. Savio, M. Murch, M. Cochran, P. Winters, D. Mann, O. Neely, A. Petitclerc, B. Mason, Mrs. Paul, 3rd Row: A. Eisenhuth, R. Hinst, B. Ke11er,B. Mitchell, K. Siv- ers, C. Pratt, J. Aggus, M. Baker. . 1 rr . 1 5, r, , 1 n ir- r Ass embly Hammissian 4th Row: J. Burris, J. Schuerman, S. Ream, M. Roth, A. Austin, R. Knipher, J. Beadman, J. Congrove, M. Leahy, R. Collier. 3rd Row: S. Obitts, N. Rogietz, P. Winters, G. Sparks, K. Adams, K. Davis, A. Eisen- huth. 2nd Row: N. Newton, F. Mahaffey, K. Davis, D. Reed, F. Hood, R. I-lolmdahl, B. Mitchell, K.Siv- ers, D. Wilson, R. Meircort, Mrs. Tillotson. lst Row: Orville Neely, L. Terry, G. Lee, G. Bachman, D. Mann, A. Habenicht, G. Pisicchio, S. Pryor, S. Pixley, D. Bailey. Hifizmship Cfommission 4th Row: C. Hefner, M. Murch, M. Bachman, D. Bailey, K. Davis, P. Plute, B. Elsea, M. Nicolaisen, I. Burke., 3rd Row: J. Gordon, G. Lee, G. Bachman, K. Rufien, J. Arnold, A. Lenz, J. Van Gent, P.Kennedy, J. Clayton, J. Pinckard. 2nd Row: Mr. Schwartz, H. Capron, D. Head, J. Sechler, S. Mosher, M. Cochran, J. Gullet, G. Sparks, S. Carnfield, A. Witt, Mr. Wetherbee. 1st Row: A. Ginther, D. Lynn, J. Selby, R. Ericson, S. Camfield, R. Baumerr, H. Hill, J. Lucock, M. Belding, D. Lindsay, J. Lefeber. Back Row: M. Belding, J. Bailey, C. Ramsay, J. Sanders, B. Mitchell, S. Martin, G. Collins, B. Simone.3rd Row: D. Baker, B. Briggs, S. Ream, M. Walton, E. Rinnander, B. Ring, J. Sechler, C. Convery, C. Roath,A. Hurt, W. Wellman, 2nd Row: Mrs. Eken, P. MacDonald, J. Tinn, A. Rinnander, M. Bachman, B. Turner, S. Arnold, J. Bailey, M. Clark, M. Hamilton, B. Young. lst Row: Dave Lindsay, C. Sheffield, J. Tanner, P. Randall, J. Hughes, D. Martin, J. Anderson, C. Hall, B. Stevens, J. Cooke. 9im1m'r: ammiss ian , , arum amlmsszan J. Makins,I. Selby, C. Hall, H. Probert,A. Hubka,B. Rohwer, F. Mahaffey,B. Campbell, B. Culley, 3rd Row: L. Savio, M. Petitclerc, A. Rinnander, V. Culbertson, M. Hayman, S. Thoreen, M. Coch- ran, M. Clark, K. Stuerke, 2nd Row: Mrs. Gilmore,M. Poore, J. Davis,Q- V .kwood, C.Donaldson, M. Smith, C. Backlund,D. Gipe, G. Murray,G. Fitting,Mr. Criche. lst Row: C. Due, C. Skoog, A. Van Pelt, R. Fleshman, B. Jones, V. Soucie, K. Taylor, M. Kugler, C. Weimar, P. Layman. 4711 framuml Kammissian Row 1: D. Olson, W. Gadd,J. Creger, D. Lane, L. Nichol, G. Meyer, K. Davis, B. Mason, D. Reed,J. Mak' ens, Row 2: G. Tuttle, C. Hanson,T. McGoughey,M. Taft, A. Van Natter, A. Hubka, S. Ashcraft, C. Zieg- ler, J. Schuerman, Mr. Brockman. Row 3: W. Wellman, J. Doran, B. Coffey, M. Price, D. Head, M. Bask- in, S. Hart, R. Miercort. Row 4: C. Sheffield, D. Kugler, K. Sivers, J. Anderson, J. Cooke, D, Regan, O Neely, W. Chaney. aria! erlficc Hammission Row 1: C. Loxen, M. I-larbison, J. Wiltsie, P. White, R. Lee, B. Stafford, J. Krebs, N. Selby, C. Roath, A Hurt. Row 2: J. Merritt, J. Clayton, K. Kirkpatrick, D. Farquhar, M. Pettitclerc,C.Pratt, B. Simone, D.Set tles, S. Ashcraft, M. Hamilton. Row 3: J. Makens, A. Van Natter, S. Zimmerman, M. Norman, M. Kugler K. Mosely, J. Tinn, D. Reed, Mr. Haycraft. Row 4: N. Newton, C. Donaldson, B. Mitchell, P. Randall, V Justice, B. Mason, R. Thibault, Girls 61116 abiuct Seated, L. to R.: Vivian Knapp, Kay Trevithick, Donna Darrow, Missy Bachman, Kay Stuerke. Standing: Marcia Cochran, Sharon Pryor,Gai1 Lee, Mrs. Paul, Sponsor, Mrs. Gilmore, Asst. Sponsor Qabs.J. Seated, L. to R.: Ronnie Knipfer, Fred Hood, Ronnie Erick- son,Bob Sprinkle,Jerry Hughes. Standing: Mr. Proctor, Spon- sor, Arlin Hubka, Ronnie Mortimer, Mr. Wright, Asst, Spon- sor. Hays 61116 abincf DONNA DARROW Girl's Club President MRS. PAUL Girl's Club Sponsor RONNIE ERICKSON Boy's Club President MR, PROCTOR Boy's Club Sponsor Papcr Staff CAMERON PRATT , RICK CURRENT Editor-In-Chief Asst. Editor CHUCK YODER DON DUPRIEST FLORENCE MILLER RUTH GAMBLE CAROL VANDEL JOHN COOKE Sports Editor Feature Editor Social Editor Proof Reader Advertising Manager Art Editor To anyone who has observed our paper staff this year, it is obvious that they have put their all into producing a newspaper that the students could be proud of. We want the paper staff members to receive full recognition for their hard work, Next year's staff will have to work hard to outdo the 1952-53 FARMER HIGH LIGHTS! lst Row: D. Mann, F. Miller, S. Nobles, C. Pratt, R. Current, D. White, M. Habenicht, R. Gambleg 2nd Row: J. Bandimere, C. Vandel, C. Yoder, D. DuPriest, J. Cooke, G. Collins, M. Cochran,B. McCauley, Mr. Eberhart. Lambda igma Joan Aggus Sue Allred Jean Arnold Missy Bachman, Cab Joanna Bandimere Leah Bainum Donna Beery Muriel Bird Beatrice Brackton Carol Brown Joyce Brown Sally Camfield Jackie Carlson Marcia Cochran Jackie Cooper Virginia Culbertson Connie Dale Donna Darrow Frances Quante Erlene Rinnander Barbara Ring Barbara Riner Kathleen Rufien, Cab. Carol Roath Betty Rusch Kay Sandusky, Cab. Gwen Sparks Joanne Swanson, Cab. Linda Terry Sarah Thoreen Kay Trevethick Beverly Turner, Cab. Carol Vandal Joan Van Gent Anita Van Natter Diana White Sharon Zimmerman Carol Due, Cab. Carol George Wanda Goodson Kathy Gravem Judy Gysland Margie Habenicht Yvonne Hammond Marlene Hankel Arlayne Hurt, Cab. Vivian Knapp, Cab. Carol Luther Donna Mann Sally Mohr Kay Mosely Mary Ann Murch Jean Murphy, Cab. Audrey Neddo Sue Peters Anna Lee Petitclerc, Cab. Beverly Pettit Virginia Piper Mary Poore Marilyn Price Vg K :L ANNA LEE PETITCLERC President MISS WAHLSTROM Sponsor B. Pettit, C. Brown, K. Trevithick, I. Murphy, D. Darrow, C. Luther, B. Rusch. Majarcftcs The majorettes are to be commended for the fine job they have done this year in providing us with new and un- usual demonstrations. We know they have worked hard and long, but their efforts have been rewarded. K JEAN MURPHY Head Majorette Front Row: S. Nobles, K. Mosely, B. Pettit, A. Van Natter, J. Aggus, S. Peters, M. Murch, C. Dale, A. Hurt, I. Gysland. Back Row: I. Braggins, I. Makins, D. Shack- 1eford,P. Winters, M. Neimes,B. Hanson,I. Anderson, W. Gadd, K. Sivers, C.Crab- U66 . fight Opera fuscmblc The Light Opera Ensemble was a newly or- ganized group comprised of twenty selected voices. Dressed in semi-formal attire, and under the direction of Mrs. Tillotson, they sang for various organizations in the com- munity. Front Row: M. Von Duyke, D. Herron, E. Jones, C. Hanson, H. Hill, D. Reed, F. Harrison. Seond Row: B. Pace, G. Gaither, R. Fosdick, L. Dumler, O. Snyder, G. Tuttle, J. Makens. Third Row: G. Moore, W. Cook, B. Rowher, J, Dillingham, M. Fishburn, D. Spreier, W. Soucie. Hays and 5111.9 Hlzaruscs HOMER HILL LINDA SECHLER President, Boy s Chorus President, Girl s Chorus First Row: S. Hathaway, I. Clayton, F. Vendena, J. Gordon, L. Savio, V. Shmitz, I. Sechler, C. Ri- chards, M. Clark, J. Walker, M. Pettitclerc, D. Adams, M. De Wan, E.Mosher, L. Sechler, S.Pryor, I.Bai1y, C. McDowell, J. Andres. Second Row: D. Dannenburg, M. Davis, A. Rinnander, J. Tinn, J. Lefeber, C.Gunsett,P. Leyman,J. Pissichio, S. Ream, S. Ream, G. Bachman, J. Sprinkle, D.Wagner, C. Brackton, R. Kalthoff, S. Gbitts, M. Baskin, S. Carson. Third Row: B. Culley, K. Jones, D. Head, N. Haynes, D. Waters, L. Gray, C. Fosdick, D. Hildebrant, M. Magee, G. Novacek, G. Lee, C.Lox- en, P. Brackton, A. Hart, N. Mitchell, T. Moder, A. Poulson. Fourth Row: C. Wiemer, C. Converry B. Mills, G. Sparks, N. Braggins, N. Beckman, G. Scott, J. Congrove, D. Edison, J. Jerome, M.Nor- man, A. Eisenhuth, B. Guttirez, B. Briggs, B. Bjork, D. McCune, A. Carter, J. Smith, C. Cartier.Fi- fth Row: G. Fitting, J. Edwards, S. Darrow, J. Metcalf, J. Van Gent, L. Wilson, D. Lucas, C. Willis, J. Beadman, M. Roth,I. Meyers, D. Schulhoff, M. Kasubke, D. Dixon,L. Hoyt, B. Elsea, M. Kugler, R. Knill, C. Taylor, P. Plute, S. Pixley, J. Roninger, M. Taft, M. Ewart, D. Gilbert. Sponsor, Mrs. Tillotson. Front Row: F. Miercort, B. Adams, D. Nixon, M. Harbison, I. Cooper,A. Van Natter, S. Pixley, J. Gu1lett,A. Lenz, M. Price, M. Baker, E. Rinnander, A. Van Pelt, B. Coffey, A. Eisenhuth, J. Holrndahl, J. Makens, C. Wagner. Second Row: R. Miercort, I. Bowser, R. Knipfer, M. Walton, B. Dana,B. Brand, B. Brackton, M. Ku- gler, M. Roth, B. Pettit, G. Bachman, G. Lee, A. Rinnander, S. Allred, I. Gysland, B. Rohwer, L. Schultz. Third Row: R. Coffey, J. Schuerman, D. Miller, K. Stuerke, C. Hill, K. Trevithick, J. Bandimere, M.Haben- icht, M. Engelage, A. Witt, P. McDonald, F. Quante, M. Lazarov, F. Miller, D. Norman, D. Beery, D. Wil- son, D. Lane. Fourth Row: D. Reed, D. Brown, B. McCauley, B. Culley, J. Pissichio, C. Weimer, P. Kennedy J. Anderson, M. Baskin, W. Fisher, M. Clark, L. Savio, B. Middaugh, I. Sechler, M. Nicolaisen, B.Bjork,C. Richards, M. Smith, J. Selby. iiii n . E' . ji . r '. of ' ' 5 ,,,, . The Scholarship Club is composed , f'1' . .- 2 '-. 1 H MR. BROWN of those students who rank scholasti- MARY BAKER Sponsor President cally in the upper ten percent of their respective classes, This year the club attained a larger membership than ever before, Under the capable leadership of Mary Baker, Fred Miercort, and Mari- lyn Price, it sponsored a most enjoyable social hour, FRED MIERCORT MARILYN PRICE Vice President Secretary MR. WRIGHT MARY JOAN AGGUS GENE FRANKENBERY BARBARA COFFEY ,Sponsor Editor Co-Assistant Editor Co-Assistant Editor SHIRLEA NOBLES DONNA MANN BEVERLY TURNER FLORENCE MILLER MARGIE HABENICHT CHUCK YODER Proof-reader Art Editor Faculty Editor Photography Editor Social Editor Sports Editor The Annual Staff this year has worked many long hours to produce a book of treasured memories, There are many pictures which many of us will al- ways rememberg for these were our finest years in school, Annual Staff Front Row: Left to Right: B. Turner, M. Habenicht, D. Mann, G. Frankenbery,M. J. Aggus, B. Coffey, F. Miller, S. Nobles, C. Yoder. Back Row: Left to Rightzl. Carl- son, C. Brown, I. Gordon, L. Metz, S. Camfie1d,L. Knecht, D. Bainum,S. Pryor, I. Gullett, E. Mosher, J. Selby, R. Anderson, R. Coffey. ls O Q 'b. 3-ff' 1 wg 'Q if ,. .. 455 'ff f sv H g, -, ' b Q f H' QV N 2 ., .2 , W .f Ka ,, 1?-K : lg gi, A A - fx ,Ig V F. , I kqin ' 47' 9 L J U lv 1 , , ., ..,. Mqiimttgk. X z t X nr --3' 9.197 .137 QM, , u , WB I Nw .W mr X Back Row: T. McDougall, S. Novokovich, A. Habenicht, R. Ericson, A. Hoff, W. Andrews, G. Luc- ock, J. Roglitz, R. Wilson, D. Tolin, D. Gustafson. Third Row: M. Walton, I. Porter, J. Grant, J. Gilbert, G. Grassely, S. Barttett, J. Braggins, N. Williams, G. Weeks, R. Meircourt, R. Coffey, F. Meircourt, J. Grimes, P. MacDonald. Second Row: V. Schmitz, S. Nobles, W. Wellman, A. Powl- son, I. Wiltsie, J. Hathway, R. Johnson, B. Moses, L. Schultz, G. Zinn, D. Farquhar, J. Bowser, R. Chambers, G. Coffey. First Row: Mr. Shelton, D. Nazarenus, K. Steurke, N. Klein, N. Seegar, N. Newton, D. Gipe, B. Erickson,R. Hinst, D. DuPriest,D. Lane, I. Lockwood,S. Hart, M. McGee, M. Hamilton, Ba Barhite. Whcafridgc High Salma! Hand MR. SHELTON RALPH HINST DON DUPRIEST BILL ERICKSON Director President Vice President Secretary BAND The Wheat Ridge High School Band, under the capable direction of Mr, Shel- ton, has given our school some of the most enjoyable instrumental music ever presented, The Band performed at the football games, the Farmer Frolics, the Junior and Senior Plays, and C. U, Band Day, They also par- ticipated in the State Music Festival, This group should be commended for their fine work throughout the ye ar, Front Row: D. Gipe, I. Grant, S. Nobles, B. Erickson, N. Newton, G. Grassely, W. Wellman. Back Row: J. Braggins, R. Mahaffey, D. DuPriest, B. Moses, L. Shultz, R. Hinst,D. Gustafson, Mr. Shelton ,Director. Pep Hand The Pep Band was responsible for the peppy music at the pep rallies and the games, They were the inspiration for the magnificent school spirit, and should be praised for their efforts, 'e W. v 5. - 45, 4, , I. Che ,Mufvd Hlzarus MRS. TILLOTSON DONNA MANN Sponsor President The Mixed Chorus has given forth with song for all occasions, The grand success of the Farmer's Frolic, P,T,A, Concert, and the festive Christmas Program was largely due to the ef- forts of this group. Consisting of sixty members dressed in black robes, they indeed brightened any program, Front Row: D. White, K. Mosely, A. Van Natter, B. Pettit, I. Aggus, B. Stillhammer, D.Gutirrez, D. Norman, V. Knapp, C. Dale, I. Gysland, A. Hurt. Second Row: B. Brackton, B. Morley,' S. Nobles, S. Camfeild, D. Mann, C. Vandel, B. Brand, S. Peters, A. Lenz, F. Miller, E. Becker, M. Murch, B. Ring. Third Row: C. Crabtree, D. Moody, D. Edwards, W. Gadd, D. Willson, B. Zeigler, K. Davis, D. Shackleford, G. Zoellner, D. Nixon, J. Braggins, L. Lund, J. Makens, Fourth Row: D. Plute, B. Jones, I. Anderson, P. Randall, K. Sivers, B. Hanson, F. Hood, D. Brown, R. Sollenbarger, P. Winter, M. Neimes, R. Lee, V. 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Sivers. Row 3: Mr. Schwartz, E. Meyer, S. Martin, B. Keller, B. Stafford, J. Hughes, R. Baumert, D. Smith, J. Holland, D. Wiable, L. Nichols, Mr. Hopper. BOB SPRINKLE MR. HOPPER RONNIE BAUMERT Co-Captain Head Coach Co-Captain Our Football team did a very fine job LEAGUE STANDINGS this season, and finished in second 'PEP-M W- L- PCT- PTS- OP- place. Twenty-six gridmen in all re- Lmleton 7 0 L000 258 ' 37 ceived Football letters twelve Seniors . . ' Wh d 6 1 .875 227 64 and fourteen Juniors. Three Farmers eat R1 ge were picked on the All-Suburban Con- Aurora 4 3 ,571 121 105 ference Tearngthey were: Bill Johnson, guardgDoug Smith at center, and Ron Golden 4 3 .571 123 109 Erickson at ha1fback.Bob Sprinkle was , the Suburban League scoring Champ, Westminster 4 3 -571 109 119 With the sincere co-operation of the Adams City 2 5 .286 95 180 players,the spirit of the student body, plus the outstanding job of the coaches, Lakgwgod 1 6 ,143 46 216 We attained the position of second place. Arvada 0 7 . O00 42 192 .. - W,-any . as - Times -Graphic Times- Graphic B SQUAD FOOTBALL lst Row, Left to Right: M. Leahy, A. Habenicht, L. Lund, W. Gadd, K. Davis, G. Purse, W.Bury. 2nd Row: D. Waddell, R. Knipher, J. McNeal, V. Justice, F. English, J. McWhorter, B. Rohwer, Mgr Top Row: L. Shultz, S. Sigman, R. White, B. Doty, J. Kennedy, B. Shepperd, B. Schultz, Mr. Proc- tor, Coach. Times- Graphic Times- Graphic l6'ask alba!! Row 1: L. Schultz, D. Kugler, A. Hubka, B. Sprinkle, B. Keller, J. Petrie, B. Rohwer. Row 2: P.Randall J. Hughes, F. Hood, B. Stafford, R. Lee, Mr. Schwartz. Varsity Bill Keller Bob Sprinkle Fred Hood Don Kugler Jerry Hughes Rod Lee Paul Randall Bob Stafford Arlin Hubka Jim Petrie fi? MR. PROCTOR B Coach LEAGUE SEASON The 1953 Basketball season got underway with the Farmers consid- ered by opposing schools, to take the Suburban League crown. The team lived up to this prediction. With only two weeks ofpractice un- der their belts, the cagers looked good in nipping Fort Morgan 41-40 in a non-league contest. In another non-league game the following week, Wheat Ridge 45, Loveland 37. After Christmas vacation, the Farmers started league warfare by los- ing to Golden 49-39. They again found it rough going as Arvada up- set the Farmers, 59-55.In the first home game, the Blue 'n Gold Cag- ers upset Littleton 39-38. From this game on, the Farmers were un- beatable. The following week, they traveled to Westminster to hand them a 50-49 setback. Wheat Ridge went on to beatAdams City 49- 40, and they grabbed a 60-35 victory over Aurora. First round play came to a close as they gave Lakewood a 62-46 drubbing. Second round competition opened with the Farmers gaining revenge and swamping Golden 65-56. They also evened the score with Ar- vada, 67-55. Another victory at the hands of Littleton came to the Blue 'n Gold cagers, 75-65. ln the rest of the regular season, they had little trouble in beating Westminster 62-47, Adams City 66-55, a trouncing to Aurora, 76-43, and in the final game they dropped Lakewood 71-48 to become League Champs with a 12-2 record, and also to represent the league in the State Tournament. MR. SCHWARTZ Varsity Coach Rusk dba!! SEASON RECORD: Won 12, Lost 2 LEAGUE STANDINGS TEAM W. L. Wheat Ridge 12 Littleton 11 3 Westminster 9 5 Golden 8 6 Arvada 6 8 Lakewood 5 9 Adams City 4 10 Aurora 1 13 PCT. . 857 . 786 .643 .571 .429 .357 . 286 . 071 PF. 825 842 747 747 731 671 635 590 B. Moses, B. Mitchell, B. Shepard, L. Nichol1,S.Martin, B. Wertman, B. Rohwer, Mr. Proctor. Jerry Hughes, A11 Conferenceg Fred Hood, All Conference, A1lStateg Bill Keller, A11 Conference, All State, absent, Bob Sprinkle, All State. STATE CLASS A CHAMPS With a season of brilliant and unforgetable results on the hardwood, the Farmers climax- ed the season by winning the State Class A Championship, by sinking a very tough oppon- ent from Delta, 53-48. The team and their fine coach received a large trophy as a result of the'well-earned record of the 1953 basket- eers. With the league crown now theirs, the Farmers went into the State tourney and won the first game 49-38 from Brush, in a tough contest, The win advanced Wheat Ridge into the semifinals of the tournament of Champs, The team beat a strong Salida crew, 49-46, And in the finals, after a slow start, the Farmer cagers went wild and dumped Delta to become State Class A Champs, for a job well done. A long eventful cage season had come to an end, with a team, coach, spirit and re- cord of which Vlfheat Ridge could be very proud, it -X TEAM Fort Morgan Loveland Golden Arvada Littleton Westminster Adams City Aurora Lakewood Golden Arvada Littleton Westminster Adams City Aurora Lakewood Brush Salida Delta 1 . SEASON SCORES WE 41 45 39 55 39 50 49 60 62 65 67 75 62 '66 76 71 49 49 53 Bt THEY 40 37 49 59 38 49 40 35 46 56 55 65 47 55 43 48 38 46 48 . J 'S Row 1: L. Payne, W. Wellman, C. Backlund, A. Habenicht, M. Leahy, V. Justice, D. Wi1son,C. Sheffield. Row 2: R. Fleshman, C. Burdick, R. Erickson, L. Bailey, B. Salankey, V. Soucie, Mr. Hopper. MR. HOPPER Head Wrestling Coach Under the coaching of Mr. Hopper, our Wrestling team won 4 and lost 3 of their matches this year. The team worked hard, and showed that they had the qual- ities needed in a good wrestling team. With a little more experience, they should go a long way next year. Verne Soucie and John Holland were the only two first string Senior boys, with Verne being the Senior returning letterman. Ronnie Erickson was our All-Confer- ence Champ, and took third in the State. Wrcsfling RONNIE ERICKSON A1l'Conference LEAGUE STANDINGS Westminster Arvada Golden Wheat Rid ge Littleton Adams C ity Lakewood Aurora Mickey Leahy, Alfred Habenicht Walt Wellman, Corky Backlund 91 MM ' Lloyd Bailey, Ronnie Ericson Bob Salankey, Vern Soucie Charles Burdick, Roger Fleshman Dick Wilson, Vaugh Justice Crack MR. COOPER Head Coach Our Track team again showed their ability this year, The fellows put in a lot of hard work, but it was not in vain. There were four returning Senior lettermen for Coach Cooper to work with. Row 1: J. Makens, A. Habenicht, P. Winter, B. Brown, D. Plute, J. Krebs, M. Mortensen, B. Ottercrans, J Sherman. Row 2: Mr. Hopper, B. Erickson, D. Miller, R. Fleshman, G. Risley, H. Probert, K. Taylor, D Jennings, E. Majors, O. Nealy, Mr. Cooper. Row 3: R. Chambers, J. Jackson, S. Sigman, B. Schmitz, B Kalrhoff. N Row 1: B. Rowher, K. Davis, L. Schultz, Row 2: D. Bailey, B. Sprinkle, B. Simeone, B. Mason, I. Creger B. Salankey, G. Collins, B. Jones. Row 3: Mr. Proctor, I. Hughes, K. Sivers, H. Alpenfels, J. Gleason, D Smith, A. Hubka, R. Lee, Mr. Schwartz. A Baseball Last year's team won the champion- ship, so we are going to expect great things from this year's team. We are sure that with a lot of hard work, and able coaching, we will do great things this year. MR. PROCTOR Head Coach FOOTBALL Bottom Row: K. Kirkpatrick, D. Tolin, F. Mahaffey, P. McCand1ess, S. Novokovich, N. Newton, D. Moody, R. Mortimer, L. Steadman. Top Row: I. Bailey, J. Makens, C. Donaldson, G. VanDer Schouw, C. Hall, L. Duden, D. Bailey, D. Tudor, B. Johnston, W. Cook, D. Williams, Mr. Cooper. ' FRESHMAN SPORTS MR. COOPER Freshman Coach Bottom Row: J. Sherman, R. Mortimer, N. Newton, D. Moody, I. Bandimere. Top Row: F. Mahaffey, C.Don aldson, D. Reed, Mr. Cooper. BASKETBALL If If I' I - ML Proctor, Sponsor The purpose of the vv' Club 1S to up- Bm Keller' President hold the standards of our school, not only while they are wearing their letter, but at all times. It is made up of all boys that have lettered in some varsity sport in our school. They Work hard for their letters and wear them with pride. Bob Sprinkle, Vice-President Jerry Hughes, Secretary Row 1: M. Leahy, B. Jones, R. Erickson, J. Holland, F. Hood, V. Soucie, R. Lee, D. Sm1th, J. Krebs, R. Fleshman, C. Backlund. Row 2: M. Mortesen, L. Nichol, G. Meyer, B. Stafford, I. Hughes,B. Mitchel,B. Keller, J. Dennis, I. Creger, Mr. Proctor, Mr. Schwartz. CHESS FLY TYING SKIING I : Lf' 1 If M .A CHEERLEADING DANCING SEWING COLLEGE EXAMINATIONS Short nurses BATON TWIRLING CHESS 51 :az gi' gg-,. x .. q: 5- i- yn' I F?-wa 1- -Q-V+ - -'f f'-. - 'HM -, -q1.'t1.zf -1 -. ' r-'J'-' -fix-L' ,. Q51 1 5' . 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X -- vs Q-Ii? .,,1IEI,jaI-IIE 'Hi-y..,I --L' ' ff? . '4I'f f ' f-lex' ...QQ ' ' '-'iq-f:g:f. . II Hfllc' a JIM HUSTEDE King DONNA MANN Queen Day FRANCES QUANTE ROGER THIBAULT Senior MARCIA COC HRAN I unior SHARON PRYOR Sophomore LINDA SAVIO Freshman Senior KENT SIVERS Junior A ' if fsiiz fa KEITH DAVIS e Sophomore , MICHAEL AUDINO Freshman ei Ek 52 r. jg .b n . 1-2 'IMI ' I JH. fig- FSS-f 15 . A Student- 9116111111 Z7 ay Hnrtnin Going llp Miss Irene Burgess-H --- Miss Tillotson Lorretta Fuller ----- ---Beverly Pettit Nancy Leveridge ---- ---Joan Aggus Janet Young -------- ---Anne Eisenhuth Elsie Hunter --------- ---- D onna Beery Miss Caroline Moran --------- Mrs. Purvis Miss Henrietta Rivers -------- Mrs, Rush Tony Peterson --------------- Mr, Ridenour Norman Carter ------- ---- M r. Eberhart Mr, Leveridge ----- ---Mr. Goodner Andy Fullbright ---- ---Channing Wagner Jocko Gutherief---- ---- -DeWain Martin Buck O'Hara ----- - ----Don DuPriest Milt Sanders--- ---- -Dave Farquhar Joan White -------- - --- Jo Ann Gordon Sylvia Moore ---- ----- - -- Diane Norman Kyle Roberts ---------------- Mr, Neris MR. NERIS Director of all Plays H .. . ,rw A . 5 k raefkfyimu' Ss junior Elass P ay Zh: Divine 310111 Hal ---- Winnie ---- Boops ------ Stu Morgan ---- Kit Olmstead ---- ---- Etta DeanQFloraJ ----- -- Randy Pryor ---- Mr, Pryor ---- Mrs. Pryor ----- Buzz Rafferty ---- ---' Mr. Dean ---- Sharon Pryor ----- ----- Frank Knickerbacher Judy Gysland Joan Doran Channing Wagner Joyce Johnson -Anita Van Natter -Don Shackleford Dave Brown Sally Camfield Bruce Buddy Larry Lund Arlayne Hurt Bob ---- Wayne ---- Tex Arlen ---- Polly ---- Helena ---- Marvelle ------- Daphne Gillford ---- Mr. Dugan ----- Susie Bell ------ Girls: Beth Brand Barbara Dana Barbara Morely Dianne Norman -Don Miller Dale Calvert Andy Johns Jackie Cooper -Audrey Neddo Sue Peters Bev Pettit Bob Stevens Dianna Jo White P ay Zflzc Zfrail of the lancsam: Pine The play takes place in the Blue Ridge Mountains inside one of the native's cabins. Pretty June Tolliver is the heroine and hardy Jack Hale is the hero. June is torn between the man she loves and the problem of saving her brother, In one attempt to save her brother, she tells Jack that she doesn't love him, and that she never loved himg but this is not true and keeps the play at a high point of suspense until the curtain is drawn on the last act. A feud is also going on between the Tollivers and the-wFalins, and this too, adds spice to this Comic-Melodrama, cniar 611155 June Tolliver- - - - - - Kay Trevithick Dave Tolliver- - - ---- Gene Frankenbery Jack Hale ---- Sal To1liver-- Ole Hon ---- Bub Tolliver-- Judd Tolliver- Hannah Tolliver- - - - - Allan Austin Erlene Rinnander Shirlea Nobles Jim Hustede Don DuPriest Beatrice Brackton Loretta Tolliver ----- ---- Uncle Billy Beans ----- - - - Ellie May -------- ---' Red Fox ----- Anne Saunders-- Mah Falin ---- Marlene Hankle -Bill Erickson N- -Gwen Sparks -----Ralph Him: -Marie Lazarov ----L Carol Due Ehristmas Pageant 'I gm 'iml' Dearie, do you remember when? Sit up pooch. 3 , , i ' Z e, ff 5? g F .4 -' , E15 ,C f A T Pretty baby 6 mmm been had! Strength a man's charm. Our Head Ma jorette High noon---and time to eat! M , E I. Ar 'xy y i .J Camp wasn't so bad, was it? The Last of the Mohicans Steppin' High! -vwfvf,-,.:,-,-.,.- W- f... .., .J-HW. ,., Q ,, Bench-warmers Our Team Hooray for our side! what have we here? AThe mano ofthe Day Teamwork! Time out Seniors, naturally. Man about town. HC' M311 . Looks comfortable. -,.,... 9 Good- looking couple. Kay Trevithick in her toothless years. 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