GHS Yearbook - 1939 by City of Golden

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PUBLISHED BY THE SENIOR CLASS OF GOLDEN HIGH SCHOOL

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1938-39

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TO MR. JOHNSON

For his untiring interest in the students of Golden High School the past thirty-two years and because of his unusual display of ability, patience, and charm , we, the senior class of 1939, re s pectfully and affectionately dedicate this, our book.

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In Acknowledgement To Adolph Coors Jr .

For his endurin~ interest in the students of Golden H i~h School and for the presentation of the sweaters to t he c hampionship foot b a ll l etterme n this year, we, of the Senior Class, wis h to express our sincere appreciation and thanks.

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Ted Anderson Roger Q. Mitchell Colorado State Teachers College B A., M A Ralph Bishop Hugh Beers Grinnel College A.B Colorado State Teach er s College B A. Colorado University M.A. L.L B Mable A Bolitho Denver University B.S Fritz Brennecke Colorado State Teachers College B.A.

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Bryce K Brown Southwestern University B.A. Colorado University M.A.

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Mason L. Farrow Colorado State Agricultural College B S Stanford M A. Earl J Grant Oklahoma A. & M B S M S. Miss Edna Gray Denver University A B. Earle A J ohn so n Ro\vena V. King Co l orado University B A Maude Pries t Helen B Ludd ington Colorado Aggie s B S. Colorado University B A M.A Ruby Wil t Arizona University B.A . Colorado University M A

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Denver Barb Presi dent

Calendar

Sept. 6 Schools open.

Sept. 16 Golden and St. Joseph's battle to a 6 to 6 tie.

Sept. 27 Golden ,vins first conference fcotball game against the Arvada Red s k i n s here 25 to 0

Sept 28 Ja ck R aymon, snake and reptile m an, puts en first paid asse mbl y of year.

Sept. 29 Golden defeats La ke w ood there 20 to 6.

Oct. 7 Gold en up se t s the dop e by defeating a po,verful Littleton t ea1n 13 to 7.

Oct. 14 Gold 2n Demon s trample Aurora Trojans there 32 to 0.

Oct. 18 Juni or class gets free s w im at the Golden Plunge for w inning

A ssccia tion ticket drive.

O ct. 21 Golden remains undefeated by taking the Wheatrid ee Farm ers 20 t o 6 at Gold e n

Oct. 28 Golden trim s Arv ad a 26 to 0 rt Arvada for their sixth straight win.

Nov 4 D en1o n s b ea t Lake,vood Tige r s 31 to 6 at Golden.

Nov 5 F res hman party

Nov 11 Gold e n t ak2s the Lea gue Title by defeating L itt leton 19 to 14 at Littleto n Gold en won 8 games, lost 0, and tied 0

N e v. 18 Go!den win s its Ninth straight game by trouncing Aurora 19 to 7

Nov. 18 Sophomore Masque rad e party is a great s uccess

Nov. 19 State Football cha mpi on s h i p playoffs begin without Golden, du e to a Su bu rban League agre e m ent. N ov . 24 Demons c lose f ootball s2ason undefeated by beating W heatridge 12 to 0.

Nov. 30 Students vote to hav e no st unt s at all- sc ho ol party

Dec. 9 Mrs. Kings dramat ics cl ass prese n ts "The Wonder Hat" i n ass embly

D ec. 15 Golden ba sketball quintet looses to Boulder Prep 40 to 16 in practice game.

D ec. 17 All - Sch ool Party

J an. 6 Sterling trample s Golden 53 to 15 in prac tice game.

Jan 7 En~lew ood do\vns Golden 48 to

34 in p ractice game

Jan. 12 Senior Annual goes on s al e.

J a n. 13 Au rora nips Gold en 22 to 20 in first leag ue game.

Jan. 13 Miss Wilt's Dran1atics class presents ' ' The Ring and the Lock" in assembly.

Jan 14 North H igh wre s tling team s,va mp s Golden 40 to O in f irst wrestling meet

J a n 17 Golden n oses out Wh e atridge 22 to 20 for first league victory.

Jan 18 Walter Everman prese nts a sho,v on "Liquid Air" as seco nd paid a ssem bly of year.

Jan. 20 Golden defeat s Littleton 31 to 26.

J 8 ,"l · 26 We st High ,vres tlers d ef eat Gol den matmen 21 to 17 in Gold en gy m.

Jan 27 Demon s si nk Arvada 37 to 33 in fast game.

Feb 1 S,vallow, the Magic ia n, entertains in third pay a sse m"qly 1 Golden Wre s tlers beat Wh e at,.idge team 221/.J to 11/4

F E~. 2 Norma Claar ,vin s D A. R., Good Citiz2n Nominati on Feb 3 Golden beats Engle,v ood Pirates 28 to 25 in exhibition game.

Hugh Olmstead Treasurer

of Events

F eb 15 D emons s,vamp Fa rn1~r~ Q ui ntet 34 to 17 to tie for first place in lea~Je with Aurora

Feb. 17 Demon s win Suburban R oop t it le by do wn ing Little ton Lio n s 28 to 24.

F eb. 22 Golden Wre stlers beat En~,leY1ood 29 to 13

Mar. 3 Quiz kindergarten held in assembly is won by Senior Rep Mar 5 Golden R unner up in di~ti ict Ba s ketball Tournament. De mon s comf' in seco nd by def eating Lakewood 10 to 32.

Mar. 24 Mi ss Wilt's dramati cs cla ss prese nt s " The Mouse", a farc e about pirates in a ssembly.

Apr 1 Second All-School Party is held. Theme is hard times.

Apr. 1 5 Jun ior Prom-theme \'/ as Dutch with windmills and wooden shoe i fig-ure s-

Apr 17 Seniors win intramural track me et. 32 points ahead of Junior s Apr 20 Tickets go on s ale for Sen101

Play, "Big Hearted Herbert''

Apr 21 Senior Day-Everyone dre ssed like characters in Lil' Abner Kangaro o Kort is held to fry faculty.

Apr 26 Golden places third in Arvada r e lays ,vith 16 points.

Apr. 29 Senior Banquet at \Vright r Hotel. Theme - Sailing beyond the s unset.

May. 5 Senior Play.

May 6 Pep Club Banquet. Theme

Old Fas hioned Garden.

May 8 Tenni s team lo ses conference mat ch with Littleton.

May 12 Miss Gray 's Drama.tics class [ presents Pupp et s how "Hansel and Gre te l.

May 13 Tennis team beats Boulder 5 to 3 [

May 17 Athl etic awards, and "G" pins presented in assembly•

June 2 SeniOT Picnic at Elitch '3 Gardens fi

June 4 Bacc ala:uriate Services at High S chool.

June 7 Class Night.

June 9 Commencement Exercises.

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J J J ] Jean Loui s e Altkenhead Clarkedale, Arizona 1, 2 ,; Band 3 , 4 , l\faroon & \Yhlte 4 ,. Senior Play 4 Fred Beamer Gym 1 , 2,. Sele n e e Club 3,; Mech Dr 1 , :l, 3, 4,; Ruth l\iae Baker Gym 1 , 2 , 3 ,, Glee Club 1 2,, Dram 3 , 4 ,; Needle c raft 4 , ; Pep C1ub 1 2 Glen Berrier Glee Club 1 , 2, ; Dramatics 1 , 2, 3 , 4 , Denver Barb Mech Dr 1, 2, 3,; Student Conucll 2; "G" Pin 3, : Pres of cla s s 4,; Treas of c lass 1 , 3,: Captain of track 3 , ; Football 1, L 2, 3, 4,; Ba11ketball 1 , L 2, 3 4, ; Ba s ketball Captain 4 , ; Track L 1 , 2, 3 4 .; Nat Honor Society 4 , , Annual 4, : "G" Club 3,; Pres 4,; G y m 1. Ione Bjork (Hee Club 1 , 2 , 4 : Library 1 : Home El" Club 3,. Dramatics 3,: Neddlecraft 4 Ivan Baxter Gym 1, , Mech Dr. 1, 2, ; Home Ee. Club 2, ; Science Club 3, ; Maroon & ,vhite -t , ; Dramatics 4,. Class Prophet 4,; Nat. Honor Society 4 , , Senior Play 4. Howard Blackburn :\Iech Dr l , ; Gym 1,; Glee Club 1, 2, 3, -t,; Science Club 2, 3 ,• I t

B l a n c h e Bur ro urrh s <1,·n1 1. 2, 3. 1 : G lee Cl ub 1. 2 , 3. 4 ,: P e p C'lu b 1 2 3 , 4 . C h ee r LP a d e r 2. 3 : Y P rPs or Pe p (' l11 b -t " G" P in 3 ''at H o n or ~oclety t G A A A,v a rd s 3 4 A nn ual 4 Clare n ce Cochran \Ida. )."ebr 1 , ) t anua l H igh, D enver 2 East High. DenYer 3 Celia B ye r s Gyn1 1 ; Glee C l u b 1 , 2, 3,; Lib ra r y 1 ., 3 . -·

VB et t y Cove rt Glee C lub 1 , 2, 3, 4, L ib r a ry 1 , 2 , 3, 4, ; Nee dl ec r a ft 4,; Play S t a ff 4 Ba rba ra Car p e n ter Glee C'lub 1 2. 3, 4 ,; P e p Cl ub 1. 2 , 3, 4 ,; A nnual 4 , L i br ary 1, 2 , Senior Pla> Staff 4 { an o n D e ffenb a u g h Gle e C lub 1 , 2 , 3 , 4 , ; Band 1 , 2 , 3 ,; P e p C lub 2, 3, 4 ,. Annual 4 S e nior Play 4 Norma C laar C'o uncil Bluffs, I o ,va 1 Gl e e Club 2 3 ; Off ic e Apoll a nc es 3.: 1\faroon & Whit e 3 D A R 4 f'la ss Hi s tori a n 4 ,; Nat Honor Soc i e t y 4 Ronald Eggert Glee Club l ,; Band 1 , 2, 3, 4 , ; Track 3 , L 4 ,; Gym 1, 2 r [ [ [

J ..... · • :..• .Joe Gargan Band 1 , 2, 4,; Gym 1, 2.; Me ch Dr 2 : Glee Club 1, 2 . Football 1. L 2, 3, 4 : Basketball 2, 3, 4., ''G" Club 3, 4 Darrell Hess Rand 1 2,; Glee Club 4 Gym l,; Basketball L 3, 4., "G" Club 3, 4 1.iary Gee Holy Cross Academy, \\'ash D C 1.: Sou th High , Denver, 2, 3,; Dramatics 4 ,. Glee Club 4 ,; Tenni ~ 4 ,. Class Poet 4,. Senior Play 4. Louis Ho,vlett Glee Club 1 ?,-fech. Dr. 2 3,; Science Club 1, 2, 3,; l\Iaroon & ,vhite -t, : Football 3, I, 4 ; Nat. Honor Society 4 , Senior Play 4.; Track 3, 4,; "G" Club 4. Jean H eath :.-Gym 1., Band 1, 2, 3, 4,; ?.Iaroon & White 2, 4 .: Dramatics 2,; Student Council 3., Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4., Drum Majoress 3, 4,; Pres of Band 4 ., Annual t, ; Tennis 2,; Senior Play 4. Louise Ho,vard Y :\react, Colorado 1, 2, 3,; Dranlatics 4,; Pep Club 4. Clarence Hemberger Glee Club 1, 2, 3,; ?.lech Dr 4,; Annual 4,; Football 1, 2, 3, L 4,; Basketball 2,: Tra c k i, 3,. Senior Play 4 ,; v· Pres of Class 1 , "G" Club 4 John Je,vett Vona, Colorado l,; Gym 2, 3,; Dramatics 3.

Lena Jully Glee Cl ub 1 , 2, 3, 4 Dramatics 1 2, 3, 4 • L ib r ary 4 , Senior Play .J Fred Ma.as Gym 1. 3,; 1.fech Dr. 1 , 2, 3, 4 , Science Club 2, 3,. Trac k L 3 , 4 ,; "G" Club 3, 4 Le s lie Kerr Glee Club 1 ,; ?..fech Dr 1 , 2, 3 . Pre s. ot St ud ent Council 4,; Pres. o C ClasR 1, 2., F oot ball 2, 3, L 4.: \Vr estll ng 2, L 3, 4 , • "G" Pi n 4 ,; Nat H o n o r Society 4, ; G~m 1 ,; "G" C l ub 3. 4 Ruth Marney Needle<:ratt 1 , 2,; Dramati cs 1, 2, 3, 4 ,; Office Appliance s 3. Ma xi n e Kube s h G l ee Cl ub 1 , 2,; Gym 1 , 2, Library 2, 3, 4 ,; P e p C lub 2, 3, 4 ,; Chee rl eader 3, "• ; Pres ot Pep Club 4, ; Student Cou n cil 4 Nick J\.fathews Glee Club 1 ,; Me c h Dr 1 , 2 , 3,; Football 3., Wr es tling L 4., "G" Club 4 Wilbu r La,v s Gym 1, 2, 3 ,; Dramatics 3 ,; Glee Club 2 ,; Annual 4., F oo tball 2 , 3 , L 4 , ; Wrestling L 3, 4 ,; B as k e tb a ll 2,. Senior Play 4,; "G" Club 3, .J , Ri chard l\-1atthews Band 1 , 2, 3 , 4 ,; Mech. Dr. 1, 2 , 4 , ; Glee Club 3,, Basketball 1. [

J J ] Leora Max"\\·en Gym 1 , 2, 3,; Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, ; Needlecraft 4. Jack l\forrow Fort Co llin s 1 , 2,. Dra1natics 4 ,, Senior Play Sta!! 4 Bill M c Keehen Sen !or Play 4,; Band 1, 2, 3,; Me c h Dr 1, 2,; G-ym l ,; Dramatics 3, 4,; Annual 4,, Maroon & \Vhlte 3,; Class ,vn1 4. J oh n Norby l\Iech Dr 1, 2, 3,; Gyn1 1, 2, 3,; l\Iaroon & \Vhite 4 ., Fo o t ba ll 2 , 3,; Track 4 Jim M es ter Band 1, 2, 3, 4 ,; Gym 1,, Glee Club 2 , 3, 4 D o r o thy Sull lvan , Mis so uri Needlecraft 3, 4,, Northcutt 1,; Glee C lub 2,; Dram atics 2, 3, 4 . Gl e n Moore Band 1, 2,: Gym 1 , 2, 3,; Track 1, L 2, 3, 4,. Ba s ketball 2 ,; Footb a 11 2, 3. Audr ey Norton Glee Club 1, 2, 3,; Dra mati cs 1, 2,, Council 4 ., Sec or Pep C lub 4 ,; "G" Pin 4 , Senior Pl ay 4

Hugh Olmstead V Pres Class 3,; Treas. Class 4,; Annual 4., Football 1, 2, 3, L 4,. '\Vrestllng L 4 ,; Track 2,. Gym 1,: "r." C'lu h 4 '\"erla Ross J/~ Needlecraft 1, 4 ; Band 2. 3, 4 Home Ee Club 3,; Dramatics 3 , Library 1, Glee Club 1, 2, -1 Eddie May Perry Gym 1, 2, 3, 4,; Glee Club 1 , 2, 3, 4 , Band 2, 3 4 Nat. Honor Society 4 : "G'' Pin 4 ,. :--.eedlecraft 4,; G A A. Awards 3 Carl Rund Glee Club 1, 2, 3 4,. Gyn1 1. 2, 3,; Annual 4 ,. Foot ball 2, 3, L 4,; Wrestling 3, L 4,: Track 2, 3,; "G" Club 4 Sh i r le y Porter '\Vh eat r l dge , Colo. 1 ,; Glee Club 2, 4., L ibra r y 2,. Gym 3,. Dramatics 3. Agnes Sande r s GI ec Club l 2 , 3, ! , ; Dran1atlcs 1,: Nee dl ec raft 2,; Office Appliance 3,; Gym 4 Bill Reeves Gym 1, 3,; J.fech. Dr 1, 2,; G le e C lub 2, 3,; Sec. of ('Jass 1, 2, 3, 4,; Football 2 , 3 L 4 ,; Wrestling 1 , 2., Track 2, Annual 4 , "G' ' Clu b •1 Herbert Schlundt Gym 1, 2, 3 Drama tics 1 , 2,; Me c h D r. 4 ,. Wrestling 3 [ [ (

Charles Shadbolt Glee Clut 1, 2., Gym 1, 2. 3., \Yre stlin~

Earl Spieles Glee Club 2,; Band 1, 2., l\ie ch Dr 1, 2. 3,, Student Council 1 , 4 ,; Pres of Class 3,, V Pres of Class 2 Football J, L 2 , 3, 4,; Football Captain 4,; Basketball ?.tanager 2, L 3, 4,; Nat Honor Society 4.,. "G'' Pin -t ,; Track 4 ., "G" Club 3, 4, ; Senior Play Staff 4 Eleanor Shadbolt

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4,;l\faroon & \Vhite 4 Flo) d Shnllcn l>t:?rger

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Gvm 1, 2, 3, 4,; Glee Club 1, 2, 3,; Pep <"'lub 1, 2, 3 4 ,; Annua l 4 , V Pre s. of Class 4.; "G" Pin t., Senior Play 4 ,; G. A A . A wards 3.

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Glee Cl ub 1, 2, 3, 4,. Dramatics 1 , 2,; Needle<:raft 3, 4,

H arley C'arpent e r nrama t lrs 1 7 4 · Glee C l ub 1 , 2,; Band 3, 4 ., Football 3.

Reva J o hn son Colo. Sp r ings, Colorado 1 , 2, 3

Donald Fosd !ck Glee Cl ub 1 , 3,; Gym 1 , 2,: Home Ee C lub 2 ,; Dramatics 1.

Joe Kubesh Dramatics 1 ,. Gym 1 , 2, 3, 4,. Glee C lub 2,; Wr estli ng L 2, 3, 4

Paul Goodrich

Glee C lub 1 , 2, 3, 4,. Gym 1 , 2,; M aroon & White 2, 3, 4 ,; Class Poet 4 ,; Senior Play 4

Harold Oppenland e r Gym 1, 2,; Me c h Dr S, 4, ; Tenni s 2, L 3, 4,; Basketball 3, L 4 ., Tr ac k 4

De Wayn e Kroeger Gym 1, 2,: Glee Club 1 , 2, 3, 4 ,; Science Cl ub 2,; Basketball 2, 3, 4

Melvin Sch,vartz Glee Cl ub l , 4,; Gym 1,. Science Club 2, 3, 4

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Bill Sarrell Presi dent

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H elen B. Ludd ington Sponsor Loyd Chu rches Vice P resident H. Lu<ld i ngton M Hodgem an, M. Gib so n M a!>on l , SpC>n'>or L. Elliot, C. M c Mahan, E. Thu ct. l <'arrow

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B. Vorce, M. Wheeler, F. Page, C. Bacon, V. Oppenland er, B O,vens , L Churches, D. Smith, H. Harrington.

C. McMahan, C. Anderson, L. Vile s, B Sarrell, M. Nel s on, L Vogel, B. Maas, R. Jewett, W. Cheney, C . Malvin , E. Stark, A. Grinnell, B. Martin, J . B ear d, R. Bradley, L. Homan, C. Ramstetter, M Hedricks , R Tripp, B Floyd.

Mrs Lud<iington S Broad, R. DeSpain, N Neal, F Knowle s , S. Naylor, H Kloer, M. Wheeler, M. Hodgeman, A. Mayberry, Mr. Farro,v. M. Hutchinson, D. Bunzel, V. Viles.

V. Page, A Schaffer, J. Homan, M. Gibson, L Elliott, S Romano, M Sanders

P. Paulin, E. Thuet, F Van Tuyl, H Moore, V Flans burg, M Carp enter.

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SOPHOMORE CLASS

H Gann , D. Simp so n, P. Clark, D Gorman, M. Kube s h , D. Warner, B. Web s t er, R. Pri ce, M. Thoma s. M. Dillon, M Di11on , R Grady, M Heath, F. Geudner, E John s on, D Allgood, P Tr ipp.

G Wolf, J Fleharty, C. O' Neil, W ?vlikesell , R. Bettinger, E Robert s, E Fredricks, E Harvey.

M N ic hol s, E. Clayton, M Nelso n , R H ic k s , B Strouse, A Roberts, M Kelly, R Wil cox, F Steffonich, M Duppman, M. Pycha, M. Voree, D. O'Donnell, F Pearce, K. Howe.

0 Watson , R Gurule, G. Miner, R. Taylor, A . Corfman, G. Gould, F . \\ est. B L a Favre , P Ram stetter, M Brit7.. G. Burrou g h s , L. De ering , R Mossberger, R. Bunzel, E Th ompso n S . Bloom, D. Ray, F Krizner, R. R eed, B. Harri s, N. Rob er t s.

CLASS OFFICERS

M H eat h, Pres.; F We s t, V. Pre s. ; F. Geudner, Sec Tre s.

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FRESHMEN CLASS

l\.f St<~1ner, L. Til son, E Baker, A Rund, B. Barb , L i\la1 key, B Polly, A. Deffenbaugh.

B Adams, E P eck , L Bauer, E Gocd\\' n, B P omeroy, V Pfals graph, A ~lflrtin, A Rou se, K Shefford. i\1 Feather, M Vasher, N Shefford, E . Loyd, G Allgood, M De Coster, ir. G1·ady, E. Shephard.

L Hall , P Hart ley , B. \V ells, L. Caln1ett, J Crain, J Son, S Roman o, D. R oberts.

E . Pike , C. Goudg e, H . Van Volk enL~rgh, G. Aitkenhead, P Marti n, A Jacobs, M. H o\v ard, C. Gibson, H. Rob erts.

J Maso n, J Brunell, P. Ray, C. Robinson, D Fleming, J Matthews, L

:\l ac.· Askill, C. B ohd , R Covert, B Logan, G. \Yorden, R. Matthews , A. .i\Ialn1gren, B1yce !{ Bro,vn H. T inder, D Churc he s, F Davis , A. Larson, H Crain, L. Bachn1an, D. H edr1cks, H . Shallenberger, H Trenstorn1, A B eard, D Bjork, M Signer, J Boggs , \V. \V all a ce , A. Rowe , R . Sn1ith.

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THE BEER BARON MAN ABOUT l'DWN

GREAT<iAR.RlCK ..SOPHlSTICATED LADY DUTCHMAN HIGH PRESSURE COACH MURPHY DOROTHY TltOMPSON 11 1E5T TIJBE [ [ PRETTY BOY [ -9 • [ [ [ [ [

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FOOTBALL SCHEDULE

Fritz Brennecke Coach

Golden Golden Golden Golden Golden

Earl Spieles All Conference End Earl Sp1ele s Captain D enver B arb All Confere n ce Tail-Back Bill Sarrell Captain Elect Joe Gargan All Confere nee Guar d

26 Arvada 0 ~Iden 25 Arvada 31 Lakewood 6 Golden 20 Lake,vood 19 Littlet on 14 Golden 18 Littleton 19 Aurora 7 Golden 32 Aurora -0 12 Wheatridge 0 Golden 20 Wheatridge 0

Earl J. Grant Asst. Coa ch

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B ill Sarrell All Conference F ull-Back

FOOTBALLS UAD

C Goudge, J. Matt he,v s, J. Boggs , R Taylor, M Signor, G. Miner, E Stephen s, B Martin, M Wheel er, R. De Spain.

C. Hemberger, C. R und, L. Ker r, B. Sarrell, J. Gargan, G. Bur roughs, E Spieles, C. And erso n, L. H o,vl ett, M Pike

The Demons completed a very s u ccessf ul sea s on, being undefeated i n ten confere nce games, and thereby ,vinning the conference championship for th e first time si nce 1935. In their fir st conference game, fullba ck Bill Sarrell led the Demons to defeat Arvada 25 to 0 In its second game the team barely no sed out Lakewood 20 to 6. The sco re at the end of the first half ,va s O to 0, but the fighting Demons came back to score three times in the thirJ quarter. In the next game Golden upset Littleton 13 to 7 W i th but thre e minu~ to play Golden came from behind to win. Spiele s and Gargan s tarr ed in the game In the next nvo g-ames the whole team played excelJent fo otball to defeat Aurora 32 to O and Wheatridge 20 to 6 Golden started its s econd round by soundly drubbing Arvada 26 to 0, with Olmstead, Kerr and Barb playing fine ball. For their seventh st raight ,vin the Demons defeated Lakewood 31 to 6. In the most exciting game of the season, Golden def~ated Littleton 19 to 14 The ,vhole team played stellar football with Spieles , Howlett, and H emberger most outstanding. Le d by Carl Rund, the Demon s in their ninth straight win defeated Aurora 19 to 7. Coach Brennecke started hi s second team but s oon found it nece sary to · s ub stitute his firs t string, ,vho had difficulty managing the stubborn Auro ra eleven . In their las t gan1e wlich was f ea.tu red by a 90 yard run by Bill Owen s , the team completed a perfect season by defeating Wheatridge 12 to 0.

The team feels much of the credit for thi s s ucce ssful s easo n ,va s due to the intellegent decision s made by Captain Spieles, as ,vell a s hi s ste llar AllConference end play and to the other three All-Conference candidates, Denver Barb, for hi s excellent signal calling, and Bill Sarrell and Jo e Gargan for their invaluable playing. Credit s hould al so be given to Coach B rennecke and his able a ssistant Coach Grant •

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F B ren ne cke, S. Bloom , B. Re eves, R. Strouse, B Flo yd, C. B acon, V. Oppenlander, D. Barb, B O,vens, H Olmstead. J. Anderson, L. Mae Askill, D F leming, W. Laws, J. Mas on, L. Dee1ing, F P age, F. Shallenberg er, C. Mc Mahan , D. Smith, E . Grant.

FIRST STRING DEMONS I • [ I spa, , B, S:url'll - Fullhack [ , , • • r,. t:,11·u - (I 1ur1, rlom k I 1l11wlcll - L. T ,il·kh• I[ n Olmll.i,1 - l unt, I. K, rr I I !.,Him~ k r--- ' , ' ' • • 1• ltnn,1 - H U111fh;1rk <,. Bnrro uJ!h K R T :ll'kh· c • A111l t•16'• 11 - It Guard

The fir s t league game ,vas ,vith Aurora at Golden. Th e D en1ons _olayed a n excellent game but wer e beaten by two points, th e score b2ing A urora 22, Gold e n 20. V ic Opp<..nlander, D enver Barb and Darr ell

., H ess played the best ball for Golden, ,vith Hess, and Vic s h o,ving sco ring honor s with 8 pts. apiece 'i' he second leagu e game was with Wheatridge at

Golden . The Demon s out played the Farmers and beat them in a thriller,

• the sco re being Gold e n 22, Wheatridge 20 Barb, Oppenlander and Hess

again turned in the best performances fo1 Golden Tayl or played a most brilliant su b s titute game. Next the D .!mon s quad journeyed to Littleto n

Ito ,vin aJl exciting game. The final sco r ,, wa s Golden 31, L it tleton 26 Vi c Oppenlander, and Barb w ere t he mainstays of the Golden team,

with Har old Oppenlander, Bob Taylor and He ss supporting then in excellent s hape. Golden's fighting Demo n s ,vere ready to meet all opponcnt3, Arvada now journeyed to Golden for the last game in the firs t round. Golden played a very fast game and can1e out from behind in the las t

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three m i nute s to win 37 to 33. Denv er Barb, La n ky Demon Forward, scored 26 points , to take all scori ng honor s. The Golden team wa s sa tisfied with its pa st performances and vowed to bea t all comers from th e n on.

The Gold en agg regation j ou rneyed to Aurora only to be turned back by a heartbreaker. The final score wa s Aur ora 25, Golden 22 Denver Barb, and Vic Oppenlander turned in the best game for the Demons. The D emon team after a very peppy talk fron1 Coach Brennecke traveled to Wheatridge and overwhelmed the Farmers. The sco re after the s laughter was over wa s Golden 34, Wheatr idge 17 Vic Oppenlander, Denver Barb, Loyd Churches and Darrell H ess played th e game for Golden. The happy Goldenites now entertained th e Littleton Lion s and fol' a de se rt they gave the Lions a whipping. The score wa s Gold e n 28 , Littleton 24. Churches and Vi c Oppenlander carried the load for Golden. At this time the Aurora team had to forfeit all their league games because of an inelligible player. Thi s little surrender of Auroras placed Golden at the head of the league, two games ahead of their nearest

rival The Arvada Red s kin s. Th e Golden t ea m then went to Arvada fo r their la s t le ague game. The D en1o n s were downed by the Arvada tean1 to the t une of 25 to 21. D e nver Barb, V ic Oppendander, Bill Sarrell and Bill Owens c arried the load for Golden. The Demon 's had w on the confe ren ce champion s hip and w ere entitled to play in the Di st r ict Pla y Offs a t Wheatridg e. The first Golden game wa s with Lakewood with Golden wining 40 to 24. Ba.rb and Sarrell w er e the leading play e r s in this game. Next Gol den 1net Edge,vater and were defe ate d 27 to 23. Vi c Opp e nlander, D nver Barb an d Loyd Churches played the best for fi g hting Demon s. Golden now played Lakewoo d again and repeated their victory with a score of 40 to 29 . This placed Golden in the State Playoffs in Denver Gold e n 's fir st s tate game wa s w i th D ae rtrail at th e Ea s t H ig h School Gym Gold e n ,vas defeat ed 28 to 23 Our n ex t s ta te game was pla yed with Fredrick at the A u ditorium with G olden holdin g th e bag again. The final score after the excited st udent s wer e calmed <io,vn wa s 40 to 38 All of the Golden boys did well in the sta te mee t.

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"B" Squad Basketball Team

Mr. Brown, L Deering, D. Churches, C ,McMahan, E. Pike, A. Corfman, C. Beacon, G. Burroughs, M. Signer, M. Pike, E . Spieles, R. Covert, G. Miner, R. Bradley, D. Flen1ing, C. Goudge.

The 1938 - 39 B-squad basketball season got under way when official practice started in the first 'week of December. The material looked promising The boys were a little older and more experienced as a whole. There were more juniors and sophomores and fewer :freshmen than in previous years . There ,vere five men back from last years B-squad: Johnny Anderson, Monty Pike, Ralph Bradley, Myron Nelson, and Garvin Burroughs.

The season began ,vith a practice game at Boulder Prep. The team lost a h eart-breaker by a score of 14 to 13 In the second practice game with Engle,vood, Golden ,von 16 ot 11 for their first victory.

Golden started the league season off with a bang by do,vning Aurora 16 to 8 Al Corfman conected for 6 points.

Golden met Wheatridge on the local floor but ,vas defeated 18 to 15. Merton Signor, a freshn1an, s unk long shots to keep Golden ahead. The team came into their o,vn to win a 24 to 15 victory over Littleton . "Red' ' Anderson led scorers with 8 points. Golden defeated the visiting Arvada team' 15 to 9 in a ,vild, hu s tling ball game. Monty Pike starred. The team lost their second heart-breaking game to Englewood by a 17 to 16 score. The game ,vas furiously fought all the ,vay. Golden traveled to Aurora but went do,vn in a defeat in a.close fame 18 to 15. Ralph Bradley starred with his ever-hustling type of ball playing. The looals ,vent to Wheatridge and came home on the long end of the score 23 to 9 Anderson was high point man. Golden showed ,vhat they were made of by coming from behind to win 26 to 26 over Littleton. Anderson was again at the top of the scoring list. Golden and Arvada fought a terrific battle on Arvada's practically unbeaten floor. The game ended in an 11-tie. An overtime period ,vas played and "Red" Anderson sunk the winning basket.

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Golden O North 40 Golden 17 West 21 Golden 22 Wheatridge 1

Golden 29 Lakewood 6 Golden 26 Englewood 11 Golden 21 Eng l ewood 8

Hugh Olmstead, 18 pts.

Leslie Kerr, 14 pts.

Robert De Spain, 15 pts.

Jack Boggs, 1 2 pts.

Merlyn Wheeler, 10 pts.

Carl Rund 9 pts.

Fred W est, 9 pts.

Jim 1\1atthews, 6 pts.

Charles Shadboldt, 9 pts.

Nick lla tt he,vs, 5 pts.

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Coach Grant, N. Matthews, H , Olmstead, M. Wheeler, 1\1:gr. F Shallenberger, C. Rund, Capt. L. Kerr, J. Matthews, C. Shadboldt, F. We st, J Boggs, B. De Spain.

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A. Corfman, G. Burroughs, G. Moore, J. Norby, D. Barb, V Oppenlander, B. Owens, L Howlett, R Eggert, L Deering, B. Mossberger Y. MacAskill, J. Mason, M. Britz, D Churches, L. Churches, F. Mails, F. Shallenberger, D. Fleming, C. Robin~on, Coach Brennecke.

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Mr. Brown, H. Oppenlander, V. Oppenlander, B. Owens. L Markey, B. Barb, B. Polly, P. Clark, D. Gorman, M. Heath, M. K. Thomas. F. Page, C. Malvin, B La Faver, M. Hedricks, B. Mass, R Reed, C. Goudge.

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CLARENCE HEMBERGER Editor in Chief

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BLANCHE BURROUGHS Chief Typist BILL MCKEEHEN 'l'reasurer BARRY SMITH Printer DENVER BARB Sports Ed itor MANON DEFFENBAUGH Social Editor HUGH OLMSTEAD Reporter ALEA THUET S ocial Ed itor WILBUR LAWS R eporter BARBARA CARPENTER Reporter

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LESLIE KERR President MABEL BOLITHO Advi s er EARL SPIELES Vice President M Bolitho, M Pike, FRITZ BRENNECKE Advi se r A. Norton, E. Sp ie les, E. J Harvey, M. Kube s h, L. K err, E Thuet.

AUDREY NORTON Sec - Trea s

H. Olmstead, C Hemberger, F Maas, B. Owens, D. Barb.

J. Gargan, B. Smith, G. Burroughs, C. Anderson, N. Matthews, B F loyd.

L Churches, B Reeve s, B Sarrell, M. Pike, J Boggs, E. Spiele s, E Grant.

F. Shallenberger, E, Stephens, D. Hes s, L. Howlett, C. Rund, G. Moore.

F. Brennecke, J. Matthews, F . We s t, W. Laws, R . De Spain, L . Ke rr, C. Mc Mahan. ,

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Vorce, M. He3th, D. Simp so n, F . Geu dner, G. Allgood, C. O' Neil, Miss Priest, E . J . H arvey, S Na.ylor, M. Deffenbaugh, A. Thuet, E. Shadbolt, B Carpenter, A. Norton.

V. Flansburg, D. Gorman , P. A Clark, B. Barb, M. Hopkins, D Allgood, J Fleharty

M. K Thoma s, L. Markey, D Warner, A Deffenbaugh, P Paulin, B. Webster, R. Price. Cheer Leaders-E. Thuet, M. Kubesh.

M. Kubes h Pres ident B. Burroughs V ice Pres ident A. Norton Sec.-Tre-as. Miss Maude Priest Sponsor H VanVolk enburg, A. Mayberry, M F. H odgeman, M. H Wheeler, M Duppman, M. Feather, D. Bunzel, J H eath, G Aitkenhead K. Howe, H . Kloer, P . Martin, M. Gib s on, S. Broad, L. Howard, N. Neal . .

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R: B is hop , R D~ Spain, L. Vogel, E. Pik e, M H e di 1ck s , E Starke, B. La Favl' e, A B e ard

.h ! Grnciy , E Shadboldt, G. Aitkenh e ncl , E Rob e rt s , M Dillon, R Tripp, A Lars on.

B. \:Veb s ter, F Pearce, E Shepard, R Bettinger, H. Crain, R. Grady, M. Dillon, S. Romano, M. Heath, R R e ed, J . Mes ter, R . Gurule, J . Gargan, ,J Beard, C Goudge, R. Wilcox

V Ro ss , F Geudner, M. Hutchin s on , E Perry, R. Eggert, R. Bradley, M. Hedr ick s , M. Pike, E J. Ha r v e y D. Matthe,vs , R. Bunzel, J . Heath, C. Owen, A. Rowe.

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R. De Spain V. President

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F. Geudner Sec. - Treas. R. Bi s hop Director

THE FUTURE H01\1EMAKER'S CLUB •............•..

Founded in Golden 1937

Colors - Maroon and Wbite

Flower - Red Rose

M. Hodgen1an, R . Bettinger, B. Carpenter, N. Neal.

H. Van Volkenberg, M. De Coster, D Gorman, L Ma.xwell. Miss Miller, P. Martin, J. Fleharty, D. O'Donnell, M. Nelson, F. Pearc e, E. Frederick.

Mrs. Luddington, E. Clayton, B. Strouse, E. Roberts, E. Harvey, E. Shephard, E. Thuet, A. Norton.

W. Volz, E Good,vin , R. Wilcox, L. Hall, M. Howard, J. Crain, B. Adams, N. Shefford, G. Allgood.

P. Trip, G. Anderson, E Myers, J. Son, A. Rund, L. Calmett, B. Wells, E, Peck, R. Webster

R. Grady, M Grady, A Martin, V. Pfalzgraf, A. Jacob s, B P-0mer-0y, E. Baker, L. Bauer, K. Shefford.

The sec ond week of school the Future Hom emakers Club was organized in Golden H igh School. Each of the three separate classes f-0rmed a unit from ,vhich the officers were the governing consel. Regular meetings were held once a month.

There are two degrees to work for; the Junior H omemakers and the Future Homemakers. To become a junior homemaker, a girl has to complete one home project and earn 100 points in other school activities. To fulfill the requirements for Future Hom emaker one must be registered in seco nd year class, complete three home proje cts and earn 100 points in other school activities.

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h B Martin, L Voge 'J Aitkenhead. p Goodr1c , · . J Homan, · B Spieles, · ffer J CraJn, · R Wilt, A. Seba '

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Mis s lring•s Draniatfos Closs L. llowa rd, N. NeaJ, F Stettonich, M. Nichols, M. Hopkin s, Jr . Howe, D Warn er, Il. White, M. Howard, ll Wells.

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p ieles, M. P ike, D. H ess, P Goodrich, B. Stewart.

E L ay d , H Kl oer, D S i mp s on, V Flan s burg, M Deffenbaugh , B Burroughs , H. Ga nn, G. Wolf, M. Hu tchin s on, M . J . S a nd ers, A. Martin, B. P om eroy, B . Str ou se, E . R oberts, L .Max well, Prof. John so n.

J Mik ese ll , M. Vo ch er , J F r ost, M J K ell y, R Pri ce, H Volz , P. Tr ipp, D. Bu nzel , C. O'Neil .

M. P ych a , F . Kn owl es, R. H ick s, P . Hartl ey, M. J. Nels on.

B. Carpe nter,. A Rund, E. P eck , B W eb ster, A Jacob s, L Calm et t, D. O'Donn ell, E. Da y, B Cov er t.

E Baker , L. Bau er , B. A<l a m s, J. Son, E R omano, J Paulin, M Thomas , L. Ma r k ey, B. P olly.

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