GHS Yearbook - 1946

Golden High School

There are gains for all our losses , There are balms for all our pain : But when you th , the dream. departs, It takes something from our hearts , And it never comes again .

We are st r onger and are better Under manhood ' s ste rn er r eign, Still we feel that something sweet Followed youth, with flying feet . And will never come again

Something beautiful is vanished And we sigh for it in vain: We behold it eve r y\vhere, On the ea rth and in the air , But it never comes again!

Richard Henry Stoddard

EX LIBRIS

\\'e. the Clac;s of 1946. do hereby dedicate our "1946 DEl'vION" to lvir W D Slocum

MR SI OCU!'vl JOINED l ' HE FACULTY AND COACHING STAFF- OF GOLDE'\J HIGH THE SAME YEAR THAT \VF BI:CAl'v1E PROUD MEMBERS OF GOLDEN HIGH FROl'vl THAT DAY ON HE HAS Rl::l'vlAINc.D \VITH US AS JUST ONF SW£ LI GU)' ' WL SHAL l AL WAYS REl'vlf l'vlBF R HI!'vl FOR HIS FINI SLNSE or HUMOR HIS flNF TFACHING ABll !TY AS A SWfLL COACH AND AS A \VONOf..Rf Ul fRIFND SO \VL P \ Y HUMBL E TRIBUTE TO AN INDFf D OU fSTANDING l\ l El\ l BER or OUR FACULTY

ROGER Q MITCHELL Superintendent

RALPH BISHOP Social Sciences. Band

HUGH BEERS Pnnc1pal

MAB EL BOLITHO Commercial

TED ANDERSEN Shop. Mechanical Drawing

EMO RY DAVENPORT Coach. Boys ' Physical Educaoon

MABEL BISHOP Guls ' Physical Education

HELEN FAIRBANKS English

FACULTY

ERNESTINE

MAUD

EDNA GRAY Engltsh

EARLE JOHNSON Vocal !vlus1c

RO\VENA KING Commercial

l UDl Ul\1 Art

PRIEST Languages Eng)1,;h

El G I N REX Sctences

H ELEN LUDDINGTON H ome Ee Biology

HELEN RUTH S0C1al SC1ence .c

SENIOR DIRECTORY

Name Favortte Saying Chief Occupation

Bill Adams

Jack Adam s

Albert Bachman

Hel en Baxter

June Beard

Bob Beers

Barbara Benson

Irene Bettinger

Thelma BJork

Hugh Bradley

\Vilmer Brewsaugh

MarJone Bro,vne

MarJone Burrell

Eugene Campbell

Kathryn Campbell

Dorothy Churches

M ary Ed na Clark

Betty Fou ntain

Bill G1llchnest

Gilbe rt Gould

Norma Graves

Albert Haller

D1x1e H arns

Hans Heinicke

Bill Hoek s tra

Esther H olmes

George Ja cob s

Kathleen Jacob s

Don Kayser

Mane Klassen

M a rJ one Knox

M ary Gladys Kruse

George Kyler

Betty L1ttle

Don MacManus

Opal Marri ott

Carol Martindale

H on1er Maughan

John Mayo

Lloyd Moore

John Nelson

:-laze! Northcutt

Jack O'Brien

L a Vonne O\l.ren

\ T1olet Pearce

Audrey Philya\\'

Cltff Pike

Alea Pomeroy

JJc k Reynolds

Duane Rice

L0rraine Rogers

Amenco R omano

rvra Samuelson

Cla r a Stanczyk

Dons Stornls

Ed,vard Struck

Jack Stuart

Bob Swena

Barbara Temple

Lorraine Theno

Chloe Nell Th omas

Alma Jean \Veber

Jack Weber

Bett y \Vest

Dale Will1an1s

Bill \V1nchester

Beverly Woodend

H1 h o ne y"

· \\' ho said"

Not curly"

· Oh man "

' Kayo "

Horse- feathers"

' Oh bang "

Don't kno\\ "

· Ho,vdy " Prolly so"

' Cry1n' out loud · Oh lord y'

'H el-lo.

Aw,v,v - no,v "

· Oh Johnny "

" I hate men "

· Cnm1 n y •

· Hey Don " You ·r e crazy"

Forey '

'·Je epers"

· Probly so"

· Hol y smoke"

· Ah. shucks"

" A ,vw ,v " Leave me alone "

· South Hi gh-hubba"

' Oh B111 "

' Ilo,v many"

" Well I didn ' t kno,v that "

"Dick"

" Gee whiz "

"That's a Joke, son"

"N umber plea se"

"Good gosh''

· Oh gee"

· \\'a tch 1t "

· Have you s een Ali ce"

"Fo r you baby, I'd do an y thing '

" A,v come on"

" Da -a-a"

" I'm glad''

"S tt do,vn , kid "

" Gosh '

· I don ' t know "

" Dear John"

" Hubb a Hubb a '

"Fuzz"

· That 's fine "

"Oh gosh"

· I love people "

· Oh absolutely''

" Oh Bob "

" Roger " " Hubba"

' H o,vdy gals"

" For Pete's sake"

See1n · 1s behev1ng "

" Don 't. Cliff"

" That line 1s busy '

• Where 's Dons "

H add, that 1s "

· Look at me "

"G ee ,vh17 "

· O1 -o la - la "

"

B o thenng teachers Bumming nde s to Janet's Eating

Ca rr yi ng books

S1ng1ng

Outdoing Duane

White collar ,vorker

\Vh1sthng at boy s Loafing

Football captain

Flirting

J o b s Daughters

\Va1t1ng for the mail

Noon dan ct ng

\Vorry1ng about John

R1d1ng \VHh Bill

Going \V1th Johnn)'

Being ,vith Don

Arguing

Talking 1n hist o r y

Being nice

North Denver

Getting A's

Talking to Audrey

Truck driver

\Vorr y 1ng

Soda Je rk

Talking

Clerking

Skating

S1ng1ng

Bookkeeping sets

Meter reader

Telephone operator

Being tired

Skating

H1k1ng

Pres of G H S Student Body

Dnv1ng a ·3 1 Chev

Dodging Donna

Talking co Kathy

\Vnt1ng letters

Skung

\V nt1ng notes

\V nt1 ng letters

Dramatics

Barbara

Not keeping busy

Loafing

Trucking for S,vena

Jerking sodas

Playing his trumpet

Earing

Bookkeeping

Getting out of ,vork

Girls

\Valk1ng ,vtth Leah

Flitting about

Cliff

Plugg1n ' along

Taking life easy

Croon ing love songs

Combi n g his hair

Puzzling boys

Gro,v1ng tall

Probable Dest in y

Honor student at C \V C

Chemist at Du Pont

Street cleaner

Bobbed hair

Van Johnson s Secretary

Curb sitter

Slinging sho r thand

Telephone operator

Flipper at Gares

Coach at Vassar

Milltonaire

Po,vers model

Psychtatnst

O,vner of a nd1ng academy

Ra1s1ng Nelsons

Mother of four

Johnny 's nurse

Still going with Don

A doctor

Ba chelor

A housewife

Running a lonely - ntan 's club

Home for stray dogs

Father of midgets

Ra1 s1ng horse s

Ra1 s1ng red heads

Bto,ving up the ,,,o rld

An old maid

O,vn1ng hts own grocery s tore

R eporter for Ne,v York Scar

Metropolitan star

Bookkeeper for G H S

Line man

O,vn a telephone Co

Star reporter for Ne,v York Times

An airline hostess

Arthur Murray dancing instructor

Pre s id e nt 's foreign affairs advisor

Head surgeon at Johns Hopkins

\Vorld 's ,vrestling champ

Enginee r for Standard Oil Company

Tea ch her O ' Brien gym class

Replace Clark Gable

Dick 's ,v1fe

President's Secretary

National sponsor of F H A Stunt man for Ringling Circus

Professional loafer

A c1v1l engineer

Farmer

Football coach

Leading his o,vn band

A s,veet ,v1fe

Clara. the steno

Hollv,vood

Marines

Harry James' nval

Navy

Ra1s1ng little peaks

C hi ef ope r ator

Making ladies beautiful

H elp in g a geologist

Peanut vendor

A b1gam1st

Thin man series

428 please " ' Ronny "

\Va sh1ng dishes

Seeing R o nny

Lana Turners butler

l'vlodel house,,11 fe

The J 94 6 Demon

L A s s E s

Football 1 2 3 Basketball I. 2 3 Senior Play BILL ADAMS

Class Vice- president 2

Alaroon and \\'h,te 3, 4

G Club 3. 4

Basketball I, 2 L 1. L4

Tennis 4

Senior Play

Football 3. 4 Glee Club 1. 2

Dramar1cs l. 3

Band l. 2. 3

FHA 1. 2

National Honor Society 3. 4 Senior Play

JACK O'BRIEN Vice- pres1den t JACK ADAMS \Vash,ngton Irving High School 1. 2

BEYERL Y \VOODEND AUDREY PHILYAW Secretary

ALBERT BACHtv1AN HELCN BAXTER

~OR\fA GRA \LS

Gke Club 1 4

Leather Craft 2

SENIORS

ALBCRT HAllLR

Football 2 L3 L4

\Vrestling 1, 2, L3 , L4

l ' rack L2 , L3

G Club

Glee Club I

HANS Hf l'\ICKE

Band 2 , 3

Dran1acic, 3

BILL HOEKSTR \

Studcn1 Council 1 2 3 , 4 Glee Club l

'\Jeedlecraft 1

Pep Club 4

Dramat1cs 3 4

KATHL[FN JACOBS

Pep Club I . 2 . 3, 4

Band 1 2

Glee Club I, 2 1

FHA 1,2 3.4

G \ A 1 2 , 3 4

r-..1clodcars 4

N.1c1onal Honor Society

G Pin

The 19-16 Den,on

ESTHER HOL \lf 5

DIXI[ 1-f \RRJS

Band I. 2, 3 , 4

GEORGI JACOBS

attonal Honor Society

SENIORS

DON KAYSER

GEORGE KYLER

}.,f aroon and Vlhtte 2

Dramati cs 2

Football l L 3, 4

Wrestling L 2. 3

Track 2. 3

MARIE KLASSEN MARJORIE KNOX MARY KRUSE Bisbee Hi gh School. Glee Club 1 2, 3. 4 Arizona l Dramatics 1

BETTIE L ITTL E

South Hi gh School. Denver Colo. 2 Glee Club 4

DON MA CMANUS

Annunc1at1on H igh School Iowa Falls High School l 2. l. 2 3 G A A 4 Football L4

OPAL lvl ARRIOTT

The 1946 Demon

AMERICO ROMANO TYRA SAfvl UELSON CLARA STANCZYK

SENIORS

G A A 1. 2 Football 2

FHA I. 2. 3. 4 Traci,,. l

Student Counctl 3 4 Basketball 4

Secretary Studen t Body 4 G Club 4

Class V 1ce - pres1denc 1

Glee Club 1 2

Cheerleader 4

Senior Play

\Vestm1nster H1 gh School 1. 2

Dramatics 4

Football 3. 4

BETTY \VEST Di-\LE \VILLIAMS

BILL \VJNCHI:STER

The 1946 Demon

DOROTHY DONNA LOU RONNY ALMA JACK GALLAND GRAVFS GREVE GROVC HADLEY

NONA NI::LLE DALE

lv1ARY I OU CAROLYN BUD HARKINS HAUS HOUGHTON HO\VC HUNZIKER

LOIS AGNES

GEORGE TO1v1

GLENN ISREAL JACKSON JEROME KEl I Y KLINC

ART RAY RALPHE DON JERR'\' KRAUSE KROEGER LLi\1AIRE LJUNGVAL lv1ARKS

The 1946 Demon

PATRICIA SMITH

DOLORIS \VARD

JUNIORS

LEONARD STANCZYK

LEAH \VATSON

KAY STORM

MILDRED WIEGMAN

FLORIENE TRIPP

HELEN \VILCOX

ROBERT YOUNG LAWRENCE RUSSELL

RAY \\1 1TT

-...,..

GOLDIE TR I PP

BERT \\'INCHES TER PreMdenr

ELINOR ANDFRSON

JIMl'v1Y BATES

l OUISE

BRE\VSAUGH

KENNETH CHURCHES

' The /946 Demor

SOPHOMORES

LOUANNE MANNING \ 'tee president

SHIRLEY ARl'vlSTRONG

GEORGE BEARD

KATHLEEN

BRO\VNE

LOUANNA CHURCHILL

ALAN ADAMS

HARRY ARTEMIS

FRED

BELIEL

MARY

BRO\VN ERVAMAE CLAYTON

EDNA AGAN

TED BALDER STON

DON BENEDICT

BOB

CAl'vlPBEl L CLIFFORD COBURN

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PEARL AKES

NIARY ANN BARNES

I AURENCE Bil LIS \\'ADE

CARLSON COLLEEN CONNELLY

BFNNIE ANDERLE

fRANK BASTON

BARBARA BOOTH

HO\VARD CARR

GRACE

DEFORREST

SOPHOMORES

TOM DONALD KENNETH GEORGE PAT FLORENCE

DICKINSON DILLON DORAN ELLIS fERTIG FRANTI

TOM DON DON GLORIA BETTY DORIS

GRAY GRiff ITH GUNNELL HAMILTON HARDISON HARTZ •

ANITA EMMA ETTA ROBERT JIMMY BOB FRED

HERB ST HESSLER HUBER HUNTER JENSEN KLOER

BOB KEITH PAUI FRANCIS MARION JEAN

KRIZNER LISS LOOPER MALMGREN Iv1ARICA IvlARRIOTT

CHUCK LILA DORIS BARBARA DON CLIFFORD

MAUGHAN McDO\VELL 1'-HLLER MINNICK MORSE N1ORRISON

SOPHOMORES

JANET LEROY Bl YOE GORDON DOROTHY BETTY LOU

lvIORRISON NURNBCRG PATTY PATTY PHILYA\V PROUSE

DOROTHY lvIARY JcAN FRIC HAROLD ROSE MARI[ \VILl IS

PROUSI REilvIER ROCKS ROGERS ROWE RO\VE

DARIE-1 [ BIRNAD[TTE I I--LABELLF \VII DA LUNICC RONALD

SCOVIi L RFED

SHEPHERD SMILEY SMITH SMITH

\Vil TON RICHARD THELMA THERON DALE YOLANDA

SOI I EN- S\VENA S\VISHER TINKER TITS\VORTH TRACY

BfRGFR

DONA.l D DFAN LOIS I ILLIAN l\,lARY CARL

TOUREEN VAN SCOYK VAN \VINKLE VILES \VEBSTER \VEST

CHRISTINE \VHITE

TED HU LENE PATSY PATRICIA \VICI-IMAN \VILKINS \VILLIAMS BETTINGER

H,\RLEY DAVE SIDNEY G\VENETH GEORGE EUGENE

WILLIAMS JOHNSTON \VHITFORD ANDERLE ARTEMIS BACHMAN

President V1ce - Pres1dent

MARILYN ABNER READ CHARLI:.S HAROLD \VAYNE

BAILEY BECERRA BEERS BENGSTON K INC AID BONGER

ROGER CYDE \VILLA JEAN STANLEY JOAN MARLENE

BURCH BUSSERT CHARON CLAAR C H ERRY CORNELL

EVELYN DONALD HARRIET DOROTHY MARY LOU PEGGY

CHURC HES DAY DEFORREST DELZER DICK OIL TZ

ROBERT ERNEST BETTY DOROTHY L ILLIAN JEAN

DURANT E HMANN ERWIN ERWIN E R\VIN FERTIG

The 1946 Demo,: 27

FOUNTAIN GATES GORDON GRAVES GUTH HARKINS

BETTY LEE HOWARD LORRAINE FRED

MARY RUTH DONALD

HARROLD H E DGES HOFMEIS - HOSS HUDSON J[ROMF TER

NADINE DONNIE DOLORES MARJORI E RICHARD CARl'vIEN

KLASSEN KLINE KOROSEC KRANTZ KREUTZER KRUSE

BETTYE RUTH DON KENNET H !REN[ PAULINE wIYRNA

LANGLEY MAILLOT MALMGR EN MARRIOTT MARRIOTT MIDDLEl'vHSS

DON \VILLARD PETER RUSSELL ELSIE RAYNOR

MOORE O\VENS PARRY PETERSON PHILYAW RENFROW

DELOR ES DIANE STANLEY B ET TY VIRGINIA ROS E lvl ARIE

JOAN RICE

PfGGY SIMPSON

HELEN THOi'vlAS

DON PAl RICHARDS RICHARDS

CAROL CECIL SI\'ERS SMITH

DICK BEVERLY THORNTON TIERNEY

JEAN MARLENE VAi'\\VINKLE \VATTERS

HARRY RICHNER

CRAWFORD STEVENS

ANNE TRAVIS

CLYDE RUSSELL

CURTISS STEVENS

VIOLA TURNER

RICHARD SHREFFLER PAT TAYLOR

ARTHUR VANBEUNING

Bll LIE JEANNE VIRGIN I A J l l'vl ZIMMER

\VHEELER WILCOX

Freshmen not pictured

BARBARA BRO\VN

DARLENE MAYFIELD

ROBERT SPINDEN

CHARLES BERRY

LEE SNIDER

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FOOTBALL

Und e r th e tutelage of a new co ach . the Golden Demons ' football team completed a fairly suc cess ful f oo tball season Our team lost two , won one. and tied four The last two games of th e season. Wheatridge , and Lak ewood, were forfeited by us due to a " flu " epidemic. In th ei r first conference game 'Tailba ck Bradl ey and Fullback Rice kept u s in the running \vith a ti e score with Arvada 6 -6. I n their second game , \Vith four inches of snow on the g r oun d the Demons held and outp la ye d the highly touted Lakewood team . but tied again. 0-0. In the next game Golden was nosed out by Littleton 12 - 6. \vith Maughan. Bradley and Hall er making them pay d ear Iy. In th e l as t game of the fir st round Golden again r ece ived a tie at the hands of the

Aurora t eam Ri ce and Hall er \ver e absent during this game and \V e certainly needed them . Golden started its second round by pasting Arvada 26-0. With eve ry one in the backfield scoring, Go ld en had a field day, but 1n their next game once again Littleton beat us , 6 -0 . In the final game of the SE"aso n once again Golden and Aurora tied . 6 - 6

The team feels much of the c r edit for this yea r 's success should be given to Cap tain Hugh Bradley for his exce ll ent decisions and spectacu lar playing . Th e outstanding players were Moor e and Bradley, who \Vere o ur allconference can didat es Credit should also be given to Coach Davenport for his ~rork with these boys , and to his able assistant . Coac h B ee r s. for his excellen t line coaching

Third row- M aug h an, B rad l ey. R ice, An d re,vs Second rou;- H a ll cr B ac h man. Beers Dick Se lb e Fir st rou.-Delue. Jeron1e Kelly MacManus Greve, l'vloore

The 1946 D emon

f OOTBAL I SQUAD

Sr,th rou, -Beers Bened1Ct Gray Rcnfro,v. Ca mpb ell. Coach Beers Ftfth rou.-\\1 1chman Gunnell Jensen R 1Cha rd s Rowe. M o r se Fourth rou.·-Chu r ches Bradley. Rice Sollenberger Bengston, Rocks Doran Thcrd rou. r-..toore H alkr, Jerome. Bachman \V1ihams. Young B1l11s Second rou.·-Coach Davenport. H adley. \Vin chester. Dick , Andre\\ s. Selbe Rogers. Gdlchnest Ftrst rou.-Ca rr Greve fv1aughan , De Lue Beers Mac Manus \V1nchestcr Kelly Nelson

1945 FOOTBALL SCHEDULE

September 2 1

Sep t embe r 27

October 5

October 12

October 19

October 26

November 9

November I 6

November 22

.

Ti ed Arvada, 6-6. here

Ti ed Lakewo o d 0-0. h e r e

L os t to Li ttl eton. 6-12. her e

Tied Aurora , 12 - 12. there

Lo s t t o Wh eatridge . 20-6. h e re

Defeated Arvada. 26-0. ther e

Lost to Littlet o n 6 -0. th e r e

Tied Aurora 6 - 6. her e

Lost to Wheatridge by forf e it

OLDE GOLD E~- 1- 0t GO l OE N

A SQUAD

S eco nd r ow-\Vcber Stru c k \Vil11ams, Blll1s. Coac h Daven p ort Fir st r o w- Pike , R,cc , Adam s. Bradle y. Nel so n

BASKETBALL

All thing s co n s id e r ed Go ld e n 's lu c kl ess bas k e t -s h oo t e r s did a fin e job T h e D e m o n s w o n o nl y o n e g a m e but th ey w o n s ev e ra l m o r al v i c t o ri es. Th e t eam e l ec t ed f o r th eir captain Bill Adam s , a v er y ca pabl e ba s k e t ba ll p l aye r The t eam had a n av e rag e h eigh t o f 5'9", and th e o th e r team s in th e leag u e ha d a n ave r age o f ab o ut 6 ' l " Th e tall es t m a n o n th e D em o n s' s quad wa s D a l e W illi am s. wh o wa s 6 ' l " , and had a 6 25 av er a ge F o r a team whi ch l ac ke d heig h t , B i ll Adam s H ugh B r a dl ey, H o m e r Mau g han , J o hn N el so n Ed Str u c k , Ge o r ge Ellis , Dal e Willi a m s, Duan e Ri ce, and Bob B ee r s, \vh o wa s a r eg ula r f o r a ll bu t o n e ga m e, d i d a v er y goo d jo b Th ey w e r e abl y ass is te d by J a ck Web er a n d C liff Pik e as m a n age r s. M r . Dav e np o rt was co a ch o f th e " A " s quad and Mr William s had char ge of th e " B " squad

1946 BASKETBALL SCHEDULE

D ece mber 13

December 21

January 4

Janua r y I I

January 18

January 25

Feb ru a r y I

Feb r uary 8

February 15

Feb r uary 22

Feb r uary 26

March I

March 9

Lost to Regis ( practic e game) h e r e

Defeated Annunciation ( practice game). here

Defeated Cathedral. 28-1 9 ( practice game), her e

Lost to Littlet o n 3 0-26. here

Lost to Aurora , 42 - 19, here

Lost to Wheatridge . 44 -28. there

Lost to Lakewood , 35-27. here

Defeated Arvada 46 - 3 I here

Lost to Littleton. 31-28. there

Lost to Aurora . 3 8 - 1 9, there .

Lost to Wheatrtdge , here

Lost to Lakewood 44 - 28 , ther e

Lost to Arvada 3 3-28, there

B SQ'LAD

Second roU-'-Patty, \Viehman Tit sworth , Jensen, Doran Coach \V11liams T1rst rou,•-\Vinchcste r Ro,ve, Gunnell. Liss

Third rou;-Coach Beers , Cameron. Hun71ker. Second rotv-Moore. Haller. Jerome. Knznar. Ne,vman, Delue Ttrst rou.-West Gray. Renf ro,v Stevens Beers lv1arks, Balderston

WRESTLING

We started th1s year ,vtth hopes fo r a league championship . Vle had a good coach He kne,v a lot about tra1n1ng. and got along ,veil wnh the boys You all kno,v h1m our pnnc1pal. Mr Beers The fello,vs ,vorked hard under his d1Cect1on \Ve had good men 1n every ,ve1ght-they were as follo,vs 95 pounds Ted Balderston Jimm) Bates 103 pounds Tommy Gray , Jerry Marks. Donny Kline. I I 2 pounds, Carl \Vest. Read Beers 120 pounds. Cra,vford Stevens. James Ne,vman, Glen Khne, 127 pounds. \Vayne Selbe. 133 pounds . Bob Young . 138 pounds. Bob Knznar. 145 pounds , Albert Haller. Ernest Cameron. 154 pounds Captain Lloyd lvloore 16 5 pounds. Leonard Del ue. 175 pounds Bud Hun71ker . heavy,ve1ght. Geo r ge Jerome

\Ve started the season with the election of a Captain. The lettermen fron1 last yea r elected Lloyd Moore and he d,d a very good Job The first meet 1rvas ,v1th West High: ,ve ,vere beaten. 24-11 Next ,ve wrestled Aurora here beating them. 50-0 \Ve then trounced Lake,vood here 4 7 -5. then Littleton. here 3 5-25 and Wheatndge there. 29-18 \Ve had some bad luck at Arvada, getting beaten. 34-16. but ,ve had some of our best men out

The league meet \\'as held at \Vheatridge and everyone agreed it would be close bet,veen Go ld en and Arvada. ,vh1ch It ,vas. It ,vas nip -a nd - tuck all the ,vay with first one school ahead and then the other, but Golden finally came through ,vith a 2-point lead The final score ,vas Golden 5 8. Arvada 5 6. and \Vheatndge. 3 5 points

Golden men ,vho placed in the league and the nun1ber of points each recel\red ,vere

Next \vas the State Meet at East Hi gh \Ve didn't expect to place there as a sc h ool but ,ve had hopes for some individual places , espec1ally from Selbe and Vlest. who placed 1n State last year. \Vhen Saturday afternoon rolled around ,ve found ,ve had four men 1n the se mifinals. three of ,vhom ,von their matches. Gray ,vas beaten by Gonzales. a defending champ o f College High

The following n1en ,von places 1n the State Me et First Place

Balderston, 9 5 pounds. defeated Phillips of North Selbe, 12 7 pounds . a defending champ. beat Bre,ver of Arvada . Second Place

West. 11 2 pounds. ,vho \\'as beaten by Gomer of North Third Place Gray. I 03 pounds, took the third p os1t1on, bnnging 1n 2 more points.

George Jerome did n ot place. but he did bring 1n 1 point f o r a ptn before he ,vas beaten. When the officia ls added everything up \\'e f ound ,ve had 2 6 points , g1v1 ng us second place. and a record of being an outstanding wrestling team

The lettermen elected \Vayne Selbe. "·ho has placed three times in the State, t,v1ce as first and o n ce as third. as Captain for the year of 1947 \Ve hope that the n ex t year's \\'restling team ,vill live up to the high sta ndard ,ve have besto,ved up on them

The I 946 Demon

I ourth rou..•-Root Coach Da\'enport

'f"h,rd rou.•-Hadlcr \\'1nchester Andre,\ s Jcron1c, \.laillot Sn1<lcr

Second rou: -\\'1chmJn De l ue Recd Bussert, Pattv Re} nolds Dillon.

I ,rst rou.1-Sclb~ Ne\\ mJn t-.. l arks Artcm1~ Durant l\.Ialmgn:n Balder!>ton .

TRACK-1946

Th e p oss ibiliti es f o r tra c k thi s ye ar a re v e r y pr om is in g O ur co a ch es.

Emo r y D ave np o rt a nd T o m William s. h ave a rr a n ged m ee t s wnh all t he l eag u e rea m s. b es id es th e annu a l i nvitat io nal re l ays \V e atten d

I h e invi t ati o n a l r el ays th at we a r e a t te ndin g a r e a s fo ll o,vs.

Ap ril 27

M ay I

C. U R el ays (Bo ul de r )

L eag u e Mee t (A r vada)

M ay 4 D . U R e l ays

Ma y 1 I D i s tri c t M eet (A r vada)

Ma y 18 S t a t e M ee t ( B o ul de r )

L e tt e rm e n b ac k fr o m l as t yea r a r e. B ert Win c h es t er , G l e nn K li ne. a n d James

N e,v man At th e b eg innin g o f th e se a so n th e pro mi s in g run ne r s w e r e as follows

W i chman , R eyn o ld s, J er o m e, B en gs t o n P a tt y, D ur a nt , a n d Ma l mg r en, ,v hd e

A ndr e w s l oo k s e x ce pti o nall y goo d f o r th e hurdl es In fie ld e v e n ts are. Wi c hma n, J ero m e, Andr e w s, S nid er , Win ch es t e r , a nd K lin e A l so 1n t h e runnin g fo r l ett e rs ar e. B ee r s , D eL u e, R ee d , R oc k s, B a l de r s t o n . R oot. A r temis. Bu sser t , a nd Maill ot

' TENN IS

BOYS' TENNIS

B Adams J Ncl,on. A Krause. R Greve. D \V1lhams. J \Veber , J Reynolds. M Coolbaugh.

STUDENT COUNCIL

The Student Co uncil this year was o r ganized as prescribed by the constituti o n The s tudent officers ,v er e Homer Maughan, Presid e nt , and Betty West Secretary-Treasurer. The class representatives were : Seniors-Ba rbara Temple , Audrey Philya,v . Hugh Bradl ey. and Bill H oekstra ; Jun,ors-Pat Smith . Mary Lou H oug hton . Ronny Greve . and James Ne\vman , Sophomores- George E lli s. D o nald Gunne ll. and Ca rl W es t : Fre sh men-Joan Ri ce. Raynor Renfrow. and Eugene Bachman

Th e Student Counci l was formed so that the stude nt s of Go ld en Hi g h would be a se lf -gove rning body The constitution of Golden Hi gh was formed so that it provided for th e number of representativ es to be elected by each cla ss The counc il has num erous dutie s to perform \Vhich include sponso rin g noon dancing planning. and decorating for all-schoo l parties fixing dates for assemblies, and selling Association ti c kets

The council this year has tried to improve th e spi rit of Golden Hi gh. It has stu di ed and amended the co nstitution and has tried to point out the impo rt ance of electtng capab l e p eop le for all class and schoo l offices Being elected to the co un cil i s an honor which invo l ves much wo r k. The council members have been aware of their position and shou ld be commended on their fine wo rk this yea r Through the tir el ess efforts of th eir sponsor, Miss Bolitho , the Student Council ha s become an o rganization of ,vhic h we shou ld all be proud ; the Student Council owes its s u ccess to her .

Thtrd rou.-George Ellis. Ronny Greve , H ome r Maughan, President James Ne,vma n Second rou.-Don Gunnell. Carl \Ve s t Hu g h Bradley Ra yno r Renfrow Bill H oekstra, Eugene B ac hman Fir st rou:-Betty \V est. Secre tary Joan Rice, Barbara Temple , P at Smtth Mary Lou H oug ht o n

NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY

One o f the high es t h ono rs g1ven to a pupil in Go ld e n High Sc h oo l is membership in the National H o n o r Society Golden became a chart e r member of thi s o r ga ni zat i o n in 192 7. The aim of thi s soc i ety i s t o s timulJt e s tud en t s' effort t o\va rd scholarship. developing chara c t er , becoming a l eade r . and rendering se rvi ces to the sc ho o l. T o b e e li g ibl e for m embe rs hip a studen t muse rank in th e upp er f o urth of hi s class. These ca ndidat es are then g r aded for sc h o lars hip. ch a r acte r , l ead e r sh ip . a nd se rvi ce Those ca ndid ates rated hi ghest are then e l ec t ed t o m e mb e r s hip

Out o f this ye ar 's graduating c la ss. thr ee \Vere elec t ed in th eir Junior yea r They ar e H e l e n Baxter Ha ze l N or th cutt. and Hugh Bradl ey Those c h osen f rom th e Junior c la ss thi s year are C ar o l y n H o\v e, Pat Smith, and D el o ri s Ward . T h e Sen io rs who became m e mb e rs ar e MarJ o ri e Bro \vn e. Barb a ra Temple. Kathleen Jacobs, M a r y Edna C lark MarJ o r1 e Burrell. Bob B ee rs, Bill H oe k stra. a nd Americo R o m a n o. These o utst a nding s tud e nt s ca n be J u s tl y proud t o \v ea r th e National H o nor S oc i e ty pin , for \Vh e r eve r th ey go th ey s hall be r ecog ni ze d as o ut s tandin g pe o ple Memb er s of the Nati o nal H o n o r Society a r e to b e co ngratulated .

I htrd rou:-H Bradley R Been, A Romano B Hoekstra

Second rou -B Temple K Jacobs C Ho,ve P Smtth , lvt Clark

Fu s t ro u:-i\l Browne , D \\'ard H N o rth c ull H Baxter l'vl Burrell.

G-PIN

One of the most distinguished honors given a student of Golden High School is the award of a G-Pin. From the time a student enters High School as a "green f r osh." a record is kept of all the activities in \vhich h e participates For each activity a ce rt ain number of points are given When a studen t has accumulated 150 p o ints h e is awarded a G-P1n The points a r e turned in independently b y each s tud ent and ar e recorded by the G - Pin Committee of the Student Council. Audrey Philyaw, Barbara Temple , and Car l West. It is the responsibility of this committee to evaluate certain points and make the awards \vhen they are ea rned Those activities and positions for which points are awarded toward a G-Pin a r e· Band , Pep Club, Glee Club. Melodears. Majorettes , C h ee rl eaders, Maroon and White . Librarians , Future H omemakers' Club , Girls' Athletic Association, "G" Club. Athletics Student Body Officers , National H onor Society Appearan ce in Assembly , Grades , Canteen Board, Senior Play Student Council, and th e Annual Staff. Points may be deducted for any dishonorable con du ct of a s tud ent of Golden Hi gh School. Association tickets are r equired before any points ca n be accredited to any student. These miniature pins are symbolic of all for which they stand.

Students re ceiving their G-Pin during their Senior year \Vere : Helen Baxter , Robert Beers , Ca r olyn H owe, Kathleen Jacobs , Patricia Smith and Barbara Temple. When you see someo n e wearing a G - Pin you must r ealize that he has won the highest a\vard bestowed upon a st ud ent of Golden High School.

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H Baxter K Jacobs , B Temple. R Beers. C H o,ve, P Smith

MAROON AND WHITE

Ma r oo n a nd Whit e i s th e j o urn a li s ti c o r ga ni za ti o n o f o ur sc h oo l ,vh ose p ur pose 1t 1s t o inf o rm th e s tud e nt b o d y o f sc h oo l s p o rt s, gossi p . act 1vit1 es, soc ia l events a nd o ut s t a ndin g p e r so naliti es T o d efe nd Jo urn a li s m as a v it a l fo r ce in p r og r essive edu ca ti o n is n o l o n ge r n ecessa r y It offe rs op p o r t un i ti es t o s tud e nt s w h o h ave aspi rati o n s t o w a rd j o urn a li s m It se r ves as a s timulu s f o r sc h oo l sp ir it and goo d citi ze n s hi p and la s tl y. i t is a reco rd o f th e eve r - ch a n g in g dr a m a o f sc h oo l lif e.

T h i s yea r o n e p eri o d eac h da y is d ev o t ed t o asse mblin g, ,vr1t1n g, co rr ec t i n g. a nd handlin g a ll f o rm s o f co mp os it io n , d esc ripti o n exp os it io n , and n a rr a ti o n

T h e m os t wid e l y r ea d co lumn of o ur pap e r i s. h o w ev e r . "C h a tt e r .'' whi ch 1s a week l y r ep o rt o f a c tiviti es o f soc i a l s i g nifi ca n ce a nd in s ig nifi can ce. W e. o f th e Jou rn a li s m cla ss. fee l th a t th e Mar oo n and Whit e i s o n e o f th e g r eat est co ntr i butin g fa c t o r s to Go ld en Hi g h ' s sp i rit and w e ll - b e in g. and w e ar e j u s t I y p r o u d t o b e a p a rt o f so w o rth y a pr ojec t Th e s taff i n clud es Alm a J ean W e b e r . E dit o rin C hi ef, Bill Adam s , A ss is tant Edit o r ; Mari e Klas se n , F ea tur e Writ e r . and J ac k W e b er , Sp o rt s Edit o r R ep o rt e r s: B a rbara T e mpl e. Mar y Edn a C lark , MarJ o ri e Burre ll. Audrey Phil y aw , and Kathl ee n Ja co b s

Second rotL1-J \ Veber B Temple B A dams

First r ow- A \\'eber K Jacob s !vl Klassen lvI Burrell

Fourth rou:-Bachman. Ky ler Kn znar. Came r on. H unziker , Haller. Stevens

Third row-Jerome \Vebe r \Vllhams , Ne,vn1a n Moore , DeLue

Second row-Adams Rice , A n d r e, vs. M aughan. \ Vest

F,rsc row-Nelson \V, n cheste r , Greve Bee rs. Beers , Selbe

G-CLUB

Th e G-C lub is mad e up of b oys in hi g h sc h oo l wh o h a v e l e tt er ed in some s p o rt It is quit e a n h o n o r t o b e a m e mb er o f thi s club Th e o ffi ce r s o f th e

G-C lu b ar e: B o b B ee rs, P res t de nt ; Ll oy d M oo r e, Vice President, a nd Alb e rt

H a ll e r , Treas ur er Mr B ee r s a nd Coa ch D ave np o rt a r e th e spo n so rs. Th e act iv e m emb e rs and th e s p o rt s th ey hav e l e tt e r ed in a r e :

Football Basketball

A Bac h man B Adams

L Moore H B r adley

B Bee rs J Nelson

H B radley D R ice

A H aller H Maug h an

D Rice

Williams

H Maughan G Ellis

G. Ky l er L B1l h s

R Greve

T Kelly \ Vrescl,ng

L DeLue A H aller

G Je r o m e L. Moo r e

w Selbe G Kyler

R. LeMai r e E Ca m er on

B A n d r ews J M a r ks

D M acManus

DeLue

G. Jerome

W Selbe

B. H u n z iker

J Bates

C Wes t

T B alderston

R Beers

C Stevens

T Gray

R L eM aire

B Kriznar

B Young

Track

L . M oo r e

H Bradley

A H aller

B Bee rs

J Ne,vman

A Wincheste r

J Reynolds

Tenn,s

B Adams

J Nelso n R Greve

A Krause

i\,[ anagcrs

B Patty

J Nelson

E Struck

.J \Veber

The G A A this yea r h as imprint ed th eir name on th e minds of Go ld e n s tud e nt s and t h e faculty Th e yea r o p e n e d ,vith a traditional hik e up Lookout Mountain. Old members escorted the pledges o n th e hik e A bonfire and appetizi n g lun ch 1n th e o p en air un de r the p in es accentuated th e trip M embe r sh i p increase d approximately fift y per ce nt and ,vith the increase ca m e th e e n t hu s i as m o f an up a nd -co min g o r gan i zat i o n This enthusiasm la sted , and we have h a d a grand rear Soon afte r t h e hik e in s tall a ti o n o f n e w office r s and 1nit1 ation of n ew m emb er s wa s held. T hi s was th e fir st ce re m o n y in th e hi sto r y of Go ld e n ·s G A A Impress iven ess of the service was increased by ca ndlelight and certifica t ec; of me mb ers hip Th e fir s t s tat e confe rence si n ce the ,var b ega n ,vas held i n 1\Jovember a t Colo rad o Univers ity Ros e? \tlar 1e Ro,ve \Vas el ecte d o n e of the s tat e's t\\ o student representatives t o se rv e o n th e execuL1,e boa rd. At a m ee tin g of th e b o ard the point S} s t em ,va s r ev is ed . This r ev isi o n \\'as adopted thr oug h o ut th e s tate so that

The 194 6 DPmon

transferring m e mb e r s ,vo uld r ece iv e due c r ed it , an d requir e m e nt s ,vould b e the sa m e in eve r y G A A One of th e larg es t Jobs und er t ake n i n G A A thi s yea r ,vas th e r evi s io n o f th e local co n s tituti o n Several u sef ul. n ee d ed am e ndm e nt s w e r e adopted r e quirin g an annual installation a nd in1ti at 1o n a nd the e l ection of o ffi ce rs at the e nd of th e term f o r th e com ing ye ar B es id es r eg ular gym activities, th e assoc1at1on parti cipate d in th e r egu lar Wedn es day meetings, taking s kill t ests in voll ey b a ll. bask et b a ll. badminton, tra c k . and o th e r spo rt s

The o ffi ce r s for thi s year were h e lp ed a nd g uid ed by Mrs Bi s h o p . girls' coac h . t o wh om mu ch c r edit and grateful appreciation 1s du e Th e o ffi ce r s f o r thi s year ar e Pres id e nt , Mar y Edna C lark Vi ce Pres id e nt Mary L o u H o ught o n : Secretary, R ose Mari e R o ,ve , and Tr eas ur e r , Franc es M o rt o n . With best wi s h es t o n ext yea r 's group. ,v e l ea v e o ur n ew co ns tituti o n and p o int sys t e m , a ss ur ed that th e g r a nd int e r est s h o \vn this yea r ,vill co ntinu e t o liv e n and improve th e Go ld e n G irl s' Athl e ti c Ass oc iation.

Fo urth row- Hamilton Akes Rice Ri chards Anderson. Fe rti g Third rotL-Rule \V1lcox M1ddlcm1s s, ' f'homas Simpson Sto rm s H oughton. V Iles Sec o nd rotL-Mrs Bishop Matthe,vs, Beaman Northcutt Nelson , Clark f\. 1ohlcr r npp Burrell F,r s t r o lL-RO\\' C Sa nd ers Pomeroy \\.'heeler Van \V1nkle \V1lcox Dick lvlorton, Jacobs Temple

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Sixth r o u.:-Tem p le Fertig B rown. Campbe ll , Sa nde rs. M arica Jacobs Tri pp Feith rouJ-Tracy Gates Mohle r R ule Smith, H art z. Bailey . Manning Fourth row-Aga n . Fountain . Middlemi ss. R:cha rds . H o\ve Prouse M a rtindale , Ander so n Third r ow -Thomas, H a rkins Akes H ardison. MacDo\vell Simpso n Corbi n Second row-Matthews Wilcox Cra i g T ierney Watters Chu r ch1ll. Siebenlist. G raves. Burrell Frrst rowCornell. Delze r. \Veber . Webster . VanW1nkle . Wheele r. Wilcox . Dick . Morton Cheerleaders-West. No rth cu tt Bro,vne , Cla rk

PEP CLUB

Th is yea r Go ld e n H ig h Sc h oo l e nl a rge d its

P ep C lub t o six t y - t\V O m e mb e rs Drill s \Ve r e g i ven a t h ome ga m es in t h e Ce ntral Sc h oo l gy mn as ium Th e dr i ll s w e r e und e r th e s u pe rv is i o n of Mi ss Pri est, th e dr i llma s t e rs , and th e assista n t d ri llm as t e rs . Th e drillm as t e rs and th e a ssis t a nt dr i llm as t er s f o r th e ga m es w e re :

K athl ee n J a co b s, M a r jo ri e Bro \ v n e, a nd

K a thr y n Ca mpb ell - A u r o r a, D o nna L o u G r aves, B e tt y W es t a nd K a thr y n Ca mpb ell - La ke w oo d : Ca r o l M a rtind a l e, a nd Ruth

E ll e n C r aig - Littl e t o n : B a rb a r a T e mpl e, a nd M a r y E dn a C l a rk - Wh eat ridg e ; H aze l N o r t h cu tt , K a y S t o rm , a nd J a n e t S i e b en l ist

-A rv a da . Am o n g th e f o rmat io n s u se d w er e l e tt er s sy mb o li c of th e co mp e ting sc h oo l s. w h ee l s. p a tr io ti c fo r m at i o n s. a b a sk e tb a ll, a nd a h ea r t. At th e Wh ea trid ge d r i ll a h eart was fo r me d in h o n o r o f th e ca p a bl e s p o n so r Mi ss Pr iest , a nd whi te ca rn a ti o n s w e r e p l ace d i n a ca rdb o ard h eart o f r ed a nd pr ese nt ed t o h er t o s h ow t h e a p p r ec ia t io n fo r th e g reat

h e l p , l eade rsh ip a nd l o v e s h e h as g ive n th e P ep C lu b Th e u nifo r ms co n sis t o f \ ¥ hit e woo l j a ck ets pipe d in m a roo n , w h i t e t a il o red bl o u ses , a nd mar oo n s ki r t s P ep C lub pr ac ti ce d fo r th e dr i ll s in th e Ce ntral Sc h oo l gy mn as ium eve r y Tu es d ay and Frid ay af t e r n oo n a t thr ee-t hirt y o'c l oc k . Th e o ffi ce r s , tr ad i ti o nall y el ec t ed fr o m th e Se n ior g irl s havin g thr ee yea r s o f P ep C lub \v e r e : Barbara T em p l e, Pr es i de nt : Ca r o l M a r t i nd a l e, V ice P r esi d ent. a nd Kathl ee n J aco b s. Sec r e ta r y-T r eas ur er Th e p epp y ch ee rl ea d e rs we re B e tt y W es t , H aze l N o r thc ut t, M a r jo ri e Br o wn~ a nd M a r y Edn a C l a r k Th e dir ec t o r o f thi s o r ga ni zat io n is M iss Maud Pr ies t , t o w h o m mu ch pr a ise s h o uld b e gi v e n fo r und e rtakin g g r ea t r espo n s ib i liti es and havin g s u ch p a ti e n ce. This yea r th e P ep C lub h as r eall y h a d t h e p e p a nd sc h oo l sp irit t o pu t ~ hind ou r te am W e w i sh t o th a nk all th e st ud e nt s a nd f ac ult y of Go l d en H ig h fo r th eir s pl e nd i d coope rati o n

BAN D

Th e Band this year 1s one of the largest 1n the hist o ry of Golden High School The sixty-five members combine their talents and pr o du ce so m e very fine musi c The director. Mr Ralph Bis hop , d ese rves much of the credit for th e accom plishments of the Band At every home football and ba s ketball game the Band furnishes snappy march mu s ic to boost our school sp1r1t At th e half of these games the Band leader either puts on a sprightly drill or furnishes th e mu s ic for th e Pep Club drill The Major ettes for this year \Ver e J ea nn e W e b er , Kath y Campbell. Lillian Viles, and Ka y Storm, ,vho f o rmed a smart quartet. During the year the Band gives several concerts for the e nJo y ment of the publi c In eac h Music Week held in May one of the main features is the e ntertainm e nt furnished by the High School Band We are very proud of th e Golden High School Band , and its talented l eader

THE ROST E R

Cornets- P Ball. S Claar. K Doran R Greve. C M ornson H R ogers, J. Stua rt L. Watson, V Wilc ox Clannets-M Barnes . F Baston. B Benson L B,llts, H Bradle y. M Burrell. E Cameron. R Craig, M Di ck. B H arrell D Harn s. R Hub er L Matthe,v s. D Miller L R ogers. R R o ,\'e. D Rul e P S imp son. K Sto rm

E St ru ck F Tnpp G Tnpp M \\1 ebste r Flutes-F Morton D Prouse B

T emple l Viles. Saxophones- K Cam pbell , D. Del7er D Dick. D G unnell V Guth L lvkDo,vell , M M o hl er , A. \Veb er Tenor Saxophones-G. [lits P. Smith ,\,f e//ophones-L Nurnberg. 'v.1 R o,ve C Sa nder s H \Vilcox Barttones-J Beard. \V Carlson. \V Charon Tron1bones-E Anderson. C H o,ve, J Rcrnolds. H Williams. Basses-\V Bonger, D Dill o n C Pike Bass Clarrnet- M Coolbaug h Dr ums-D Johnston , E Ochs. J Ochs. J Zimmer

VOCAL MUSIC

T he Go ld en H ig h G l ee C lub und e r th e dir ect i o n o f Mr J o hn so n , is o n e o t

t h e mos t ac ti ve sc h oo l g r o up s T hi s thr ee-pa rt ch o ru s h as for t y- fi ve m emb e r s.

Th ese gi rl s l ea rn to s in g ma n y diffi cul t and bea ut if ul numb er s. p erf o rmin g f o r

man y co n ce rt s a nd sc h oo l a c ti vit i es Th ese in c lud e fvlu s ic W ee k th e Mid -

wi nt e r Co n ce r t, a n d g r a d u ati o n This ye ar th e G lee C lub t oo k part in th e

A nnu a l S pr i n g Mu s i c F es tiv a l of th e S uburb a n L eag u e. It w as pr o n o un ce d o n e o f t h e b est c h o ru ses \vhi ch pe r fo rm ed It is f r o m t h is g r o up that th e S eni o r

Me l odea r s a r e c h ose n Th er e is a g r ea t d ea l of co mp e titi o n fo r thi s h o n o r This ch o ru s i s o n e of th e b es t o nl y thr o u g h th e eff o rt s o f Mr J o hn so n N o t o nly is he th e d irecto r but a l so h e is a f ri end and a dvi so r t o ev e r yo n e. Th e g irls lik e t o si n g a n d h ave m ade o ur ch o ru s o n e o f th e b es t i n m a n y yea rs.

Fourrh rou.-Marnott, Hardison Booth Bettinger !vl r Johnson Davis. Defo r rest T r acy Third rou:Hofme1ster , Marriott Bre\11saugh M1dd le m 1ss Klasse n. D Forrest. Sanders Kruse Pea r ce. Second rou. -Marrtott , Baile y, Harkins Storm, Rice. Knox , Samuelson An d erson, Bauer. Firs t row-\Vatters H arkins. Craig R o,ve Fountai n , Graves Che r ry, Viles Gates , Graves

SENIOR MELODEARS

This year. as 1n the past few years. Mr Johnson has organized a group of six Senior girls \Vhtch is called the Melodears The girls \Vho belong are : Dorothy Ga lland and Mary Edna C lark , first sop r anos. Carol Martindale and June Beard, second sopranos: Barbara Temple and Kathleen Jacobs altos. This year Mr Johnson added a soloist, Alma Jean Weber The girls have kept up the well -es tablished reputation of the Melodears They have sung at K1\van1s Club, Eastern Star. F1tzs1mmons Hospital. Fort Logan Hospital. Job's Daughters in Arvada . the U S.O. in Denver. chu rches. and school programs Of the many songs the gi rl s have sung their favorites are " H ow Deep Is the Ocean ." "Song of Songs." and "Diane." the first song they l earned. Golden High can ce rtainl y boast of this little group.

Second rou.-D Galland M Clark C Martindale. J Beard B Temple K Jacobs. First rou.•-A \Veber Mr Johnson. ~l Knox

F. H. A.

A most ou t stan d i n g and active organization of o ur sc h oo l is th e Futur e

H o m e makers ' C lub In years past we hav e b ee n ca lled th e Future H o m e mak ers of Colo r ado. H ig h e r goals having b ee n attain ed . a nd with many dr ea m s fulfill ed o f fait hful s ponsors and hard - ,v o rking girls in man y sc h oo l s lik e o ur ow n , 1n 194 5 ,ve became a club known nation - wid e. our nam e n o,v b ei ng th e Golden C hapter of th e Colo r a d o Association of Future H ome mak e rs of Am eri ca. Dr H aze l Fr ost is th e present national a dvi ser: Mrs Lu ci ll e Fee. s tat e adviser . and o ur l oc al sponsor, Mrs H el en Luddingt o n Our motto i s: " Toward N ew H o ri zons " The club fl owe r is the r ed r ose. and ou r co l o r s are r ed and whit e. Our hi g h es t aim is to prepare ou r gir l s for the m os t important task o f building o ur future Am e rica o n a foundation n eve r t o b e s hak e n by fear and h o rr o r of war- th e HOM E!

Our club h as been act iv e in national, s tat e. distri ct, and l oca l functions this yea r R eg io n a l meetings w e r e held to o r ga ni ze a nati o nal club . The outstanding s tate function wa s th e s tat e meeting h e ld on th e Co ll ege C ampus at F o rt Collins April 5 and 6, 1946 Our Golden C hapt e r pr o udl y took th e State di s tri c t award Donna Lou Graves was e l ected ou r ne,v state vice president, Kathl ee n Jacobs was awarded th e s tat e sc h o larsh ip - l o an fund , and Marilyn Bail ey composed th e music and words t o a beautiful so ng which t ook fi rst pla ce in sta te H ighlights i n local activities were " G C lub " banqu et. M o ther - Daughte r banqu e t t eas for s tudent - tea c h ers. a nd ou r annua l pi c nic Educational m eet ing s b r o ught great interest in s u ch things as a st ud y o f famous women p resented b y Mr s. L M o re in th e form of a Dr . I . Q . program . A s a wh o l e. this club is tops . Onwa r d '. F o rward ! Eve r upward! The gi rl s of F H .A . march o n '. So . in appr ec ia ti on to a gran d g r oup, ,ve s a y orc hid s to yo u girls o f th e Golden C hapt er of the Futu re H omema k ers of Ame r ica

Thtrd row-K. Jacobs. D Corbi n E. Ph1lya\\' , N Kla ssen. J M o rri son, D Prouse. D Ri ch ards. Second row- M Burrell, C Martindale. G Tnpp , B \V oode nd Z. Ehmann, B Fountain, M Ba ile y, A. Web er , Mrs Ludd1ngton Fcrst rou,-0 Graves. B \Vest. M \Veb st cr, M Watters, P Akes

DRAMATICS

The t\\1 0 dramatics clubs. und e r th e direction of l\.11 ss Priest and vli ss Ruth , have set a re co rd this yea r as two of the best groups Golden High School h as ever had Th e yea r got off to a good sta rt with dramatic in st ru ction , correct enu n ciati o n pra ct ices, and voice adjustments Both cl asses ,vorked dili ge ntl y on monologues a nd dialogues. a few of ,vhich ,., ere presented 1n assembly The first play of the year \\ as from Miss Pri est's department. It ,vas entitled "Sugar a nd Spice." Jane Jones ,vas pla,·ed by H aze l Northcutt. Suzanne Kathryn Campbell. C hump Edwards. Dal e T1ts,vorth. Mrs Jones. Agnes Jackson. Mr. Jones Jack St uart The cast was ,vell chosen and the play was well r ece iv ed

The next production cam e from Mis s Ruth's g roup This ,vas a n o velt y play. Fireman. Save My Child." Th e villain ,va s Don Toureen. th e dam se l in di st r ess. Valerie l\tlill c r h e r mother. La Vonne Ow e n ; the hero Bill Vl 1n c h es t e r his moth e r , Audrey Phdva,v. th e messenger b oy. R ea d B ee r s. The play ,, as presented ,vell and 1t kept th e assembly audience 1n gales of laught e r thr o ugh ou t th e performance

·1 he n ex t hit ,va s Mi ss Pries t' s cla ss giving S ister S u e " S u e \\'as P eggy Ball . Ma y bel -

I 9 4 6 Dl'n1on

ltne. Marian Marica mother Janet Morriso n fat h er George Jacobs. Ca r ol. Edna Agan Everyo n e talked a bout this hit for \\'eeks.

The "Wh it e Phantom " a roused o ur cur1os1ty n ext on th e bill. Eleven Moore ,vas

D onna Graves: Mrs. Blake Audrey Phd ya,v. l\tl a r1an Blak e. Dixie Corb in Jerry Nolan, B111 W 1n ches t er. Mrs Frazier l'vlar1 e Klassen C ur t Frazier H omer Maughan , Ethan Sha rk and the White Phantom. Read B ee rs Th ~ excit in g suspense made this a d elig htful play by Miss Ruth 's cl ass.

We h ea rd then from Miss Pri est's cla ss I t was a play called "A Y o un g Man's Fancy. " under th e st ud ent direction o f Ha ze l Northcu tt. D on ni e H oo fl e \vas Bert Winchester. B e rt H oo fl e. John M ayo. MarJor1e H oofle. B et t y Prouse. Joo-Joo fvl1ller Jean Va n Winkle. Mr s H oo fl e. D el o r es Ward; Mr H oo fl e. Dal e T1 ts ,v o rth Quite a pl ay- quit e a cast'.

Several ot h er plays h ave been sched ul ed b efo r e the cl ose of schoo l These g r o up s hav e d o n e a \v o nderful job of e nt er t a inin g the s tud e nt s thi s year a nd t o th em and th eir dir ec t o r s ,v e say. "Tha nk s 1 "

I ourth rou.-l\.larica Nelson Ball. Fountain. Smtth \Vatson Stua r t M:t)o. \V1nchestcr Third rou.-Rccd Agan , J\l.1nn1ng Prouse Klassen Mornson Reimer Beers Jacobs Second rou:-R1chards \'an\\'1nklc l\-l1ddlcn1iss, Kbs~cn Smith Jackson, Gra\'es Corbin Ehmann \\'1nchcstcr Ph1lya,, First rou.-Smtth Harkins J\latthc,,•s, Connell•· S\\ ,she r Kruse, I--ounta1n. Northcutt \Vard, \\'heeler

THE SENIOR CLASS PLAY

Ever si n ce \V e w er e Fres hm e n , we Seniors hav e l oo k ed forward with anxious. eage r eyes to th e ext ra curri c ular activities o f our la st yea r in hi g h sc h ool The fir st event of import a n ce was th e Senior C la ss Pla y, " Growing Pains , " a thr ee-ac t co m ed y of adolescencegay, exciting, and fill ed with the mix ed - up em o ti o n s o f b oys and g irl s growing up Under th e faithful g uidan ce and dir ec ti o n of Mis s H elen Fairbank s, and with a ca r ef ull y chosen cas t , th e play c r eate d a place for o ur class in the fi e ld o f e nt ertainment .

Th ose who app ea r ed o n the s tag e and their characterizations are:

Bill Adams .....

MarJOne Bro,vne

Mary Edna Clark

Cliffo rd Pike

H elen Baxter

Audrey Ph1lya,v

Alea P omeroy

George M cI nt yre

T e rr y McIntyre

Mrs. McIntyre

Professor M cln cyre

Sophie

Mrs . Patterson

Elsie Patterson

George Kyler

John Ma y o

George Jacobs

Jack Stua r t

Duane Rice

H azel No r t h cutt

Kathleen Jacobs

. . . . ' . ··· . . . .. .' . "

c Officer

Dutch Bnan Omar H a l Pete

··~····· Prudence Darling ... ....... .. ...... ..... ....... ..... ..

Kath r yn Campbell . . .

Lorraine Rogers

Betty \Vest

' . . . . . . ..

Patty .Jane

Miriam

Vivian

W e mu s t not exclude the members of the Senior C lass wh o k ept o ur play going . The foundation o f the play was th e Production Sta.ff, the group which prepares tickets ,. stage, scene r y, applie s make - up , and gathers costume s. The names . positions , and duties of the staff ar e t oo numerous to be set down. but with o ut th ese Seniors the r e would have been n o Senior Play They should be given due respe c t and c redit for thei r tedious work

Thtrd ro u.,-J Stuart , G Kyler , B Winchester , B. Temple J Mayo M iss Fatrba nk s Second row-G Jacobs D Rice , K Jacobs , B Adams C Pike. M Clark First row-B West , L Rogers. A Pomeroy, H Northcutt , M Bro,vne , H Baxter , K Campbell

The 1946 Demon

1945-46 CALENDAR

Se pt em ber

4 S ch oo l s t a rt ed .

12 El ec ti o n o f cl ass o ffi ce r s.

1 3 Co l. F erti g s p o k e in asse mbl y

14 El ectio n fo r ch ee rl ead er s

2 1 Firs t foo tb a ll ga m e. Ti ed Arv a d a, 6-6, h e re.

27 Pi ctur es t a k en f o r a nnual.

27 F oo tball g am e. Tied Lak ew oo d . 0-0, h er e.

28 V aca t io n -Co un ty t eac h ers' m ee tin g

29 Fi rs t a ll -sc h oo l p a rt y-C arniv a l.

Octobe r

4 N a t io n a l asse mbl y pr og r a m - M o ntague. t h e Ma g ici a n

5 F oo tb a ll g am e L os t t o Littl et o n ,

I 2- 6 , h er e.

l 2 F oo tb a ll g am e. Tie d Aur o ra , 12- 12, th er e.

19 M a r oo n and Whit e Da y

20 Fres hman part y.

25 V aca ti o n -S tat e t eac h ers' m ee tin g.

26 Foo tb a ll ga m e B ea t Arvad a, 26-0, th er e.

3 1 Li o n s C lub- H a ll o w e' en p a rty

Nove m be r

3 So ph o m o r e p a rt y.

7 N at i o nal asse mbl y pr og ram - H enri and hi s di s pl ay o f Bla ck Ma g i c

9 F oo tbal 1 g am e L os t t o Littlet o n , 6 -0, th er e.

11 H o lid ay- Armi s ti ce Da y

16 A sse mbl y- Mi ss Pri es t 's dramati cs cla ss.

16 F oo tb a ll ga m e. Ti ed Aur o r a 6 - 6 h er e.

2 1 Th a nk sg iv in g a sse mbl y - Mi ss Ruth 's dr am a ti c cl ass.

22 F oo tball and M el o d ear s Wh eatr1dg e g am e f o rf eit ed b ec au se o f " flu ."

2 2 Thanksg ivin g va cati o n .

D ecember

12 Foo tb a ll l ett er s a\\ra rd ed in asse mbl y

1 3 Pr ac ti ce b as k etb a ll ga m e L os t to R eg is. h ere

1 5 All -sc h oo l C hri s tm as p a rt y.

1 8 P ep s i -Co la sc h o l a r s hip entry el ec ti o n

20 C hri s tma s asse mbly pr og ram

2 1 Pra ct ice b as k etball g a m e. D ef eat ed Annun c1a t1 o n , h er e.

2 2 C hri s tmas va cati o n Ja n ua r y

3 Wre s tling mat ch - d ef eat ed Aurora 5 0-0, h er e.

4 Pra cti ce b as k etball gam e D efeat ed C ath edral. 2 8 - 19 , h er e.

10 Wr es tling m a t ch D e feated Littlet o n 35- 2 5, her e.

11 Ba s ketball g am e-l os t t o Littl eton, 3 0 -2 6 , her e.

16 Play , " Sugar and Spi ce "

17 Wr es tling mat ch D ef eat ed Lak ew o od 46 -5 . h er e.

The

18 Baskl'tball game L ost to Aurora 4 2 - I 9. here.

24 'J..' rcstling match - defeated Wheat ridge. 29-16. there

24 Iv1 usical conce r t Band, Glee C lub and 1\tl c lodears

25 Baskt t ball game- lost to Wheatridge , 44 28. there

10 National assem bl y program-Galen Nlille r Harvy. funnyman - pianist.

31 Play. "Fireman. Save My Ch ild ."

3 I W rest hn g match - l ost to Arvada, 16- 34 there

2 6 6 9 13

Last a ll -sc hool party-Cand)

National assemb l y program - the ·'Se renaders ·

Wrestling a \v ards prcsen ted 1n assemb l y.

Basketball game upset by Arvada 33-28, there

Future H omemakers' broad cas t over KLZ .

15 Mystery play. "T he White Phantom"

18 Senior Pl ay cast c h osen

20 Senior g irl s e nt ertained by CWC.

28 F H . A holds Mother - Daughter ban Ft.>bruary quet

I Bac;ketball game- l ost t o Lake,vood. 35 27. here.

7 fJJay. · Sister Sue."

8 Basketball game Sca lp ed Arvada Redskins. 46 -3 1, h e r e.

9 l ~eag ue ,vresthng meet - \.von fir st place \V1th 5 8 points

15 Basketball game. Trimmed by Littleton 11 - 28. her e.

15 Canteen Vale n t in e Day party

19 Specia l G A A assembly

2 1 National asse mbl y program-"Bub" Burns. si ngin g guitar pla ye r.

22 Basketball ga m e- l os t t o Aurora , 18- 1 9, th er e

26 Basketball game- lost t o Wheatridge , h er e.

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1 Bask e tball game- l os t to Lakewood, 44 -2 8. th er e

The 194 6 Demon

29 Talent assemb l y.

Apr,!

9- 10 League Band and G l ee Club concerts

15 Sp rin g vacation

25 Sen i o rs ente r tained by DU

May

3- 4 Senior p l ay. "G r ow in g P a in s"

I I Sen i o r banquet

1 8 Junior Prom.

3 1 Se ni o r picnic.

June

2 Baccalaureate se rvi ces

4 C la ss ni g ht

6 Co mm en cement exe r cises

7 La s t da y of school.

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S N A PS

l W e h o n1 e, s ~ ee t prin g

2. Yo u ' d ye ll , t oo

3. T h e Pr exy

4. C r y La l gaz in g

5 L e t 'l> go , D e rn o n s !

6. Tr y a g a i n

7. Hubb a, Hubb a!

8 Oh , f o r a s n o wb a ll !

9. Who ' s b e hind th e g lo ve?

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1 Who i s th e t r a n ge r , K a th r?

6 On <'e up o n a tin1 e

2. C rowning g lor)

7. On e- f o urth

3. B a r e midriff

8 . 15 1

4 l\1u t b e h ea vy

9. Did h e ac<'e pt ?

5. A ro e b e tw een two th o rn s

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2. L e t ' s go

3. Where 'i. th a t paddl e?

4. Who 's hidin g?

5. The m ajore tt es

6. The c h eerl ea d e r s

7. Coac h Da" e uport

8. Knth J a nd Johnn y

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