Yuma High School - Smoke Signals Yearbook (Yuma, CO)

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G,A, A, Top row: M. Trautman, N. Prather, Z. Cox, A. Lutz, I. Mensendick, D, Mumm, A. Blach, N. Atkin- son, D. Goeglein, C. Robertson, B. Bitterman, B. Dickson, D, Stallings. Middle row: Koral Smith, S. Scott, I. Hobson, D. Chandler, D. Bennett, D. Blach, I. Mumm, M Wichersham, M. Proffitt. I. Prather, R. Muirheid, Kay Smith, S, Duncan, M. Luster. Bottom row: D, Workman, I, Seedorf, D, Davis, L. Buethe, M. lessen, D, Lerager, S, Rutledge, P. Morris, S, Lillich, L. Snelling, A, Snedeker, V. Craig, Officers: C. Wolff, Secretary, L. Taladay, President, Miss Widener, Sponsor, P, Smith, Vice President, Clara Hillman, Treasurer, C. Beethe, Student Council, Absent when picture was taken, 'I'he Girls' Athletic Association is an organization which gives the girls more opportunities to join in both outdoor and indoor sports. Each year they sponsor play-days, to which other schools are invited. The whole day is spent in getting acquainted with others and in sports. You must take Physical Education to belong to this organization. Miss Mavis Widener was the Sponsor of the G. A.A. this year.

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. E 4 - , r ,.. di 5 0 O O V 5 Q. ri H- , . if r, Q5 ' ,f s ng, Q, ' To ' ' Top row: P, Pletcher, I. Andrews, R, Moran, R, ers, D. Rutled e, B. L 8 ' Moran, D. Lewein, M, Salvador, W, Mekelburg, J. Vonderwahl, E, Bris- coe, K, Weeks, D. Ogle, P, Beverly, W, Snelling, V, Haruf, M. Blach, F, Bushner, R, Gardner, H. Hansen, B. Serl, Middle row: D, Gorman, R, Goodman, W, Johnston, E, Pagel, C. Hiltenberg, L, Lutz, A, Davis, C, Franson, L, Riley, B. Clawson, I. Simmering, G, Kipp, D, Korf, R, Smith, H, Sewell, K, Chapman, S, Herman, B, John- son Ir,, D, Howell, Front row: R, Herman, W. Barker, B, Hanson, F. Greenfeild, M. Chrismer, L, Serl, K, Goeglein, J, Hanna, Doyle, Beverly, Dale Beverly, W, Roggen buck, B. Newland, K, Haztwig, R, Chandler, W. Hassman, K, Newland, D, Bueltell, f Officers: L, Mekelburg, Sentinel, D, Dedrick, Secretary, G. Powell, Vice President, D, Stallings, President, B, Wenger, Treasurer, M. Mekelburg, Reporter, Mr, Rife, Sponsor, The Future Farmers of America is an organization composed chiefly of boys who are interested in making farming their life career. The purpose of the organization is to show these young men better methods of farming and the use of newer machinery, By learning this they will be better farmers in the future which will insure the future security of America and her people. The instructor of the FFA is Mr, Paul Rife this year.

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J M' ,. W --MM Climb ing Through effort, practice, and cooperation, the tumbling gals of the Girls' Athletic Association provide half-time thrills for the crowds at the hometown basketball games. Strictly a voluntary group, these girls use their own time and skill to work out stunts and pyramids for their own and others enjoy- ment.