GHS Yearbook - 1948

GOLDEN HIG H SCHOOL THROUGH THESE PORTALS

Through these portals where once we passed with happy hea rt Now pass with tear-swelled eye A fond hello, a sad good-bye, And then-we startBut linger for a little while-then smile and turn and part. Each a separate road to his dream mansion takes with hopes aloft, With childhood thoughts behind Reality our lives unwind. And then-for oft

As mem'ries take us back, our souls are filled with music soft. Through these portals where once we passed, we pass again, and thoughts of her-and him Return in dreams that are so dim. We stop-and then Recall no more until our fancy returns again And wanders-Through These Portals.

-M. F. Hodgeman

ROGER Q MITCHELL Superintendent

HUGH BEERS Principal

MABEL BISHO P Girls Ph ysical Education

RALPH BISHOP Social Sciences Band

MABEL BOLITH O Commercial

KEITH BOWEN Boys Ph ysical Education

MARK EATON Shop Mechanical Drawing Football

HELEN FAIRBANKS English Dramatics

EDNA GRAY English Library

EARLE JOHNSON Vocal Music

BILL LEWIS Social Sciences Ba sketball

MAUD PRIEST

Languages Dramatics

HELEN LUDDINGTON Home Economics Biology

ELGIN REX Sciences

VIRGINIA POOL Social Sciences

Mathemati cs

WALTER SLOCUM Mathematics

NORA TOWNSEND Art

SENIORS

TE D BALDERSTON

"G" Club 2, 3, 4

Footba II 3, 4

Wrestling I, L2, L3 4

Track I, 2, 3, 4

Library 4

Band I, L2, L3, 4

FR AN K BASTO N

Ba nd I, L2 , L3, 4

JIMM Y BATES

Footba ll I , 2

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G " C lub 2, 3, 4

Wre stl ing L2

HAROLD BAY

Lancaster, Ohio I, 2, 3

B,g Brothers 2, 3

Band I

Student Council I

Office 3

Basketball I 2, 3

FRED BELIEL

PA TRICIA BETTI N GER

Cathedral High, Denver, Colo. 3

Maroon & White 4

LAWR EN C E BI LLIS

Dramatics 4

"G" Club 3, 4

Foo tball I , 2, L3 , L4

Tra ck L3 , 4

Ba sketball I , 2, L3 , 4

Band I , 2, 3, 4

G o ld enairs 3, 4

MARY ANNE BARNES

BARBARA BOOTH

Glee Club I, 2, 3, 4

SENIORS

BOB CAMPBELL Football 2, 3, 4

Wre stl ing 3

DALE BRADLEY Denver, Colo. I St James, Mo 2 Football L3, L4

LOUISE BREWSAUGH

Mel ode ars 4 Office 3, 4 Glee Club I , 2, 3

KATHLEEN BROWNE Pep Club 3, 4

G. A A I, 3, 4

F H. A 4

Glee Club 3, 4

Dramatics 4

Cheerleader 4

WADE CARLSON Band I , 2, 3, 4

2

ROGER CAMPBELL I Colorado Military School I,

Band 3, 4

PATTY CARTER

SENIORS

KENNETH CHURCHES

Student Council I

"G" Club 3, 4

Football I, 2, L3 , L4

Basketball I Wrestling L3, 4

LOUANNA CHURCHILL

Pep Club I, 2 3, 4

G A A I, 2, 3, 4 Glee Club I Library 3, 4

CLIFFORD COBURN

Ba sketball I, 2 Tennis 3

COLLEEN CONNELLY

Dramati cs 2, 3, 4

THELMA CREECY

Evan sville, Ind. I

Bremerton, Wa sh. 2

Pep Club I , 2, 3

THOMAS E DICKINSON

Wre stling 3, 4

DONALD H DILLON

Football I, 2, 3 Wre stling 3

Tra ck LI Band I, L2, L3. 4

PAT FERTIG Pep Club I, 2, 3, 4

G. A A . 2, 3, 4

Glee Club I

Tenni s L2, L3 , 4

Canteen Board 2, 3, 4

Lib rary 3, 4

Offi ce 4

LAWRENCE GILLEY

Central High, Pueblo, Colo. I, 2

TOM GRAY

Student Council 3, 4

Student Council President 4

" G" Pin 3, 4

Dramatics 3, 4

"

G " Club 2, 3, 4

National Honor Society 3, 4

Football 2 , 3

Wre stl ing I, L2, L3, 4

Pep si-Cola Scholarship Contestant 4

GLORIA HAMILTON

Pep Club 2, 3, 4

F. H . A . 4

Glee Club I , 2 , 3, 4

Dramatics 4

Majorette 4

BETTY HARDISON

Pep Club 2, 3, 4

G A A . 3, 4

F H. A 4

Glee Club 2, 3, 4

Dramatics 4

Majorette 4

DORIS HARTZ

Pep Club 2, 3, 4

F H. A 4

EMMA ETTA HESSLER

Library 3, 4

FREDERICK HOLSTEIN

McBurney School, New York, N. Y. I

Ruston Academy , Havana, Cuba 2

Tennis L3, 4

Dramatics 3, 4

Camera Club 4

Wrestling 4

Maroon & White 4 " G" Club 3, 4

BOB HUBER

Maroon & White 4

Dramatics I, 3, 4

Football 2, 3, L4

Basketball 3

Track L3 Band 1,2

"G" Club 3, 4

BOB JENSEN

Football I, 2, 3

Basketball I, 2, L3, 4 Tra ck Manager 3 ' G" Club 3, 4

WILMA JONES

Denver, Colo I, 2

Pep Club 3, 4

G. A. A 3, 4

F H. A. 4

Dramatics 4 Library 4 Majorette 4

KEITH S LISS

Basketball I , 2, 3, 4

FRANCIS MALMGREN "G" Club 3, 4 Wrestling L3 , 4

MARIAN MARICA

Glee Club I, 2, 3

Melodears 4

Dramatics I, 2, 3, 4 Tenn is 2

LILA JUNE M cDOWELL

Pep Club I, 2, 3, 4 Band I , L2, L3 , 4 Library 4

DORIS tv11LLER Pep Club 3, 4

F H A 3, 4

Glee Club I

Band I, L2 L3, 4

BARBA RA MINNICK Akr on, Ohio I Glee Club 3, 4 Library 4 •

SENIORS

CLIFFORD MORRISON

Bandl,2 ,3, 4

Camera Club 4

DON MORSE

"G'.' Club 3, 4

Football 2, L3, L4

Wre stling 3, 4

LEROY NURNBERG

Football 3, L4

Wrestling 3, 4

Track I, 3, 4

Band I, 2, 3, 4

MARVIN C. PAGE

Dramatics 3, 4

Football I , 2, L4

Basketball 3

Track 3

BLYDE L PATTY

Wre stling Manager L2

Track L2

"G" Club

GORDON PATT Y

Los Angeles Cal,f

Tipp City, Oh,o 3

Football LI, 3, L4

Ba sketball L 1, 2, L3, 4

Track LI, L2 "G" Club 2, 4

DOROTHY PHILYAW

BETTY LOU PROUSE

Glee Club I, 2, 3

Melodears 4

Dr~mat,cs 2, 3, 4

SENIORS

DOROTHY PROUSE

Student Council 3, 4

Student Co1Jncil Trea s. 4

Pep Club I , 2, 3, 4

F H. A. I, 2, 3, 4

"G" Pin 3, 4

Office 4

Library 2, 3, 4

Canteen Board I

Nati onal Honor Society 3, 4

Band I, 2, 3, 4

Pepsi-Cola Scholarship Contestant 4

BERNADETTE REED

Denver Colo. I

Pep Club 2, 3, 4

G A A. 3, 4

Dramatics I, 2, 3, 4

Library 4

Office 4

Cheerleader 4

Tenni s 3, 4

MARY JEAN REIMER

Pep Club 3, 4

Maroon & White 4

Glee Club I

Dramatics 2, 3, 4

Library 2, 3

Pepsi-Cola Scholarship Conte stant 4

MERNA DARLENE RHOADES

W akeeney, Kansas I , 2

Dramatics 4

Band 3

HAROLD E ROGERS

" G " Club 3, 4

Football I, 2, L3, L4

Track I, L2, L3 , 4

Ba sketball 3

Band I, 2, 3, 4

ROSE MARIE ROWE

Cla ss Se c retary 3

Pep Club 3 , 4

G A A. I, L2, 3, 4

F H A I , 4

Student Co un cil 4

Gl ee C lub I , 2

Mel o dear s 4

"G" Pin 3, 4

Annua l Staff 4

Tenn is L2 , 3, 4

Cheerleader 4

Band I, L2 , L3, 4

WILLIS ROWE

" G " Club 3, 4

Foo tba ll I, 2. L3 , L4

Ba sketba ll I, 2 , L3 , 4

Tra c k I, L2 , L3 , 4

Ba nd I, 2, 3, 4

ED G AR N SCHAEFER

G reeley , C o lo I

Fayettville , N C. 2

So ph o mo re C o un c il 2

Dramati cs 4

Band I

Sen ior C la ss Play 4

LELA BELLE SHE PHARD

SENIO RS

TH ELMA FERN SWISHER

F. H A I, 2, 4

Dramatics 2, 3, 4

EV ERETT THOMAS

EUNICE SMITH

Library 4

G. A. A I , L2, L3, 4

Dramati cs I, 2

Glee Club I , 3

Melodears 4

WILTON SOLLENBERGER

"G" Club 3, 4

Football 2, L3, L4

Ba sketball 3 Track I

JOHN STEVENS

Chicago, Ill. I

A Cappella Choir

Fo otball L3, L4

"G" Club 3, 4

Wre stling L3, 4

Basketba II I 2, L3

Footba ll I, 2, 3

Track L2 , 3

Class Pre sident 3

Student Council 2

"G" Club 2, 3, 4

THERON TINKER

Wre stling I, L3, 4 "G" Club 3, 4

LON DALE TITSWORTH

Dramati cs I, 2, 3, 4

Ba sketball 2, L3, 4

Tennis L3

''G' Club 3 4

SENIORS

YOLANDA TRACY

Pep Club 2, 3

Glee Club 2 , 3

Library 3 Office 4

DEAN VAN SCOYK

LILLIAN VILES

G. A. A I, L2, L3, 4

F. H A. I , 3, 4

Band I, L2, L3, 4

Majorette 2, 3

Tennis I, L2, 3 " G " Pin 3, 4

National Honor Society 3, 4

Glee Club I, 2

Melodears 4

Cheerleader 4

Pep Club 3 , 4

Maroon & White

Annual Staff 4

MARY SUSANNA WEBSTER

Pep Club I , 2, 3, 4

Band I, L2, L3. 4

F. H . A. I, 2, 3

CHRISTINE WHITE G lee C l ub 3, 4

Dramatics 3, 4

PAUL WHITE

TED A WICHMANN

Washington, D. C.

Fo otball 2, L3, L4

Ba sketball 2, 3

Wrestling 4

Track L2, L3 "G'' Club 2, 3, 4

Pepsi-Cola Scholarship Contestant 4

PATSY ANN WILLIAMS F. H. A. I Dramatics 2 Library 3

ALAN ADAMS

BENNI E ANDERLE Football Manager 4

Basketball Manager 4 Wrestling 3 Track I, 4

FRED KLOER

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Eugene Bachman (Pres.), Myrna Middlemiss (Vice-pres.), Carol Sivers (Trea s.), Pat Allen, Gweneth Anderle. George Artemis, Marilyn Bailey, Read Beers, Don Ben edict, J o anne Bro wn, Clyde Bussert, Ethel Carter, Willa Jean Charon, Evelyn Churches, Stanley Claar. Marlene Cornell, Harriet DeForrest, Doro thy Delzer, Ma ry Lou Dic k, Peggy Di ltz

Robert Durant, Ernest Ehmann, Dolores Fountain, Jean Fertig, Stanley Gordon Vernon Graham, Betty Graves, Virginia Guth, Rose Marie Harkins, Betty Harrold. Ann Heiland, Lorraine Hofmeister, Lillian Jenkins, Lola Keener, Dolores Korosec Bettye Langley, Don Maillot, · Kenneth Malmgren, Wesley Parke , Elsie Ph ilyaw

Geraldine Plasters, La Vonne Proctor , Patty Richards, Clyde Russell, Walter

Sample.Peggy Simpson, Cecil Smith, Lorna Sobey, Alex Sproul. Ruth Stack

Helen Th o ma s, Beverly Tierney, Arthur Van Buening, Jean Van Winkle , Marlene Watters.

Billie Jean Wheeler, Sidney Whitford, Virginia Wilc ox , Harley Williams, Jim Zimmer

Wayne Bonger , Roger Burch, Joan Cherry, Bill Howarter, Don Richards Wilda Smiley, Dick Thornton, Ann Travi s, Bill Wishard

Not pictured: Charles Haskins, Fred Hoss, Chuck Maughan

Ab sen ce make s the heart gr o w fonder ; Isle of Beauty , fare thee well!

T H Bayly

" Dawn of the We st "

SOPHOMORES

Paul Wichmann (Pres), Leland Freeman (Vice-pres.); John Cook (Treas.), Stanl ey Allison, Douglas Bauer. Bill Beard, Ronald Beumer, Martha Brown, Stella Carr, Dixie Chamberlain. Peggy Chew, Bonnie Churches, Moise Clackler, Neil Cook, Bob Dalton. Peggy Davis, Tom Davison, Gerry Derby, Irma Jean Diltz, Fred Dungan.

Richard Durant, David Fetz, Tommy Garrison, Geraldyn Gilbert, Billy Glidewell. Billy Gorman, Beverly Griffeth, Alice Gray, Lindal Grove, Joyce Hall. Pauline Harris, Edwin Hartz, Nellie Hau s, Betty Hine s, Shirley Hunziker . Glenn Jerome, Fred Johnson, Ronnie John son, Violet Johnson, Bonnie Johnston.

Jean Kaufmann , Bob Kelly, Ric hard Kreuher, Bo b Looper, Lue ll a Lambe rt. Duane LeRoy , Gloria Ljungvall, Dori s Marks, Dorothy Matthews, Ladine Mayberry.Bill Melcher, Frank Me ste cky, Darlene Miller , Margaret Miller, Dorothea Minnick. Nan cy Nelon , Nor ma Nel son, Orwin Nelson , Betty Nurnberg , Ida Jean Oakes.

Delores Odneal, Benedi ct Pautler, Bob Petrie , Fern Phil yaw, Bob Pla ck. Charlotte Proctor, Louise Pyle , Billy Ray, Eddie Ri chner, Dale Rus se ll. Warren Sanders, Velma Sawyer, Caro ly n Schell, Sally Service, Faye Sivers. 1 Beve rly Sollenberger, Ru ss ell Tierne y, Allen Whitea cre, Mar y W illuweit, Da ryl Zahm.

Sally Combs, Kay Hadley, Sally Houghton, Sidney Johnston, Lyle Kayser Florine Kroeger, Ethel Kromeich, Gene Nienhuser, Dorothy Rae, Denny Shelly

Mary Skeens Jim Thompson, Marlene Whitford

Not pictured: Edith Brackeen, Leonard Hartgraves, Larry Pierce, Keith Selbe, Lorraine Sweeney, Carma Volz

Marlene Carver (Vice-pres.), Andy McKendry (Treas.), Dick Allen, Bernadine Anderle, Sheila Anderson. Buddy Bates, Walter Bettinger, Louis Bl oom quist, Ph illip Burns, Howardene Carnagan. George Carter, Diana Cheney, Beverly Clause, Dori s Dailey, Mary Diltz. Billy Ellis, Ruth Frye, June Garramone, Don Gillchriest, Joan Graves.

Jack Griffin, Bud Groves, Jack Gunther, Kathy Harrold, Ronald Hedges.

Terry Hemberger, Ken Herron, Virginia Jackson, Jim Kline, Leon Kreuher. Peggy Kurh, Robert Lewis, Ruelda Loyd , Georgann Malicky , Walter Manheim . Shirley Mannon, Eunice Matthews, Dwain McClelland, Donnie McKendry, Donna Miller

JoAnn Morrison, Richard Multer, H elen N elson, St ephen O a kes, Renn ie O l in. Melvin Pierce, Rodney Pinkney, Bruce Preuss, Betty Proctor, Jimmy Rhoades Joe Rickman, Robin Rowell, Be t ty Russell, M ary Schade, Jenelee Sc hultz. Florence Seiger, Donna Selby, George Shep hard, D uane Slocum, Donn i e Smith.

Joe Smith, Bo b So bey , Melvin Steele , So nia Stewart , He le n Str uc k Terry Trexe l, Ann Van W ink le , Ed ith Wa de, Ruth W eaver, Don Wh e e ler

Harol d Wh eeler, La fe W illi a ms, Na t alie W righ t , Helen Beaty, Royden Blatter

Jam es C hurc he s , Ray Cl a rk, Na ncy Fic kli n, Beth Ha c hey, Ma rjori e Hink ley

Loretta Hogan, Leila Johann, De wayne Kiser, Leslie Kroeger, Phillis La Voie

Bob Mayberry, Larry McMahan (President), Bonnie Mensen, Richard Meyerpeter, Bob Nelson

Philip Schreiner, Byron Selbe, Pat Starbranch, Elaine Sullivan, Bob West

Not pictured: Patsy Jerome

FOOTBALL SQUAD

Third row: Coach Eaton, West, Morse, Churches, Wichmann, Billis, Stevens, Rogers, Doran, Rowe, Coach Lewis.

Second row: Nelson, Johnson, Hemberger, Patty, Derby, Beers, Page, Sollenberger, Artemis, Nurnberg, Huber

Front row: Balderston, Petrie, Dungan, Wheeler, Smith, Herron, P. Wichmann, Haftz , Mestecky, Dalton, Sorman.

Standings:

On All-Conference team:

Wichman

We st and Morse Rowe Rogers

Churches

Starting Line-up

Backfields. Beers, Churches, Wichmann, Rowe

Line. Bdl,s, Sollenberger, Morse (Captain), Page, West, Rogers, Doran

194 7 Schedule and Scores

Sept. 19-Colorado Military School

Sept. 26-Westminster

Oct. 4 Wheat Ridge

Oct. I 0-Littleton

Oc t . 17-Aurora

Oct. 31-Lakewood

Nov. 7-Arvada

Coaches Lewis and Eaton

Sollenberger

BASKETBALL

Coach Eaton, Coach Lewis , Rowe, Dillon, Patty, Doran, Ellis, Jensen, Johnson, Liss, Titsworth, Billis

* Non-league game

Coach: Mr. Bill Lewis

Coach Eaton, Allison, Wheeler, Maillot, Thornton, Petrie, Dungan, Derby, Hemberger, Gorman, Coach Lewis

McKendry, Malmgren, G Artemis, Davison, Balderston , Gray, Beers, Burch, Page, Artemis, Churches, Wichmann, Dickinson

WRESTLING

Lettermen· Bob Nel son, Andy McKendry, Francis Malmgren, Ted Balderston, Tom Davison, George Artemis, Captain Tom Gray, Read Beers, Roger Burch, Kenny Churches, Theron Tinker, Harry Artemis, Mickey Page, Ted Wichmann , Tom Dickinson.

STUDENT COUNCIL

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Nel son, S,vers, Ellis, Hall, Artemis, Prouse, Morrison, H e r ron Bachman, Rowe, A. Van Winkle, J. Van Winkle, Middlemiss, Wheeler

STUDENT COUNCIL

So that Golden High School students might be selfgovern1ng, the Student Council was organized The Councrl's chief function is to formulate the laws governing the student body: this group also acts as a link between the students and their f acuity.

The student officers are: Tom Gray, President, and Dorothy Prouse, Secretary-Treasurer The class representatives are: Seniors--Janet Morrison, Rose Marie Rowe, George Ellis, and Harry Artemis; Juniors-Myrna Middlemiss, Jean Van Winkle, Eugene Bachman, and Dave Johnston; Sophomores-Faye Sivers, Joyce Hall. and Orwin Nelson ; Fre shmen-Ann Van Winkle, Ken H erron , and Don Wheeler

The Student Council plans all assemblies, plans and decorates for All-School parties, keeps records for "G-P1n" points, and sponsors noon-dancing. The tasks given this group are varied. A membership in CQuncil is not a ticket for fun; time and attention are demanded. The council members have been aware of their position and should be commended for their fine work. Through the tireless efforts of their sponsor, Miss Bolitho, the Student Council has become an organization of which we should all be proud: the Student Council owes ,ts success to her.

Tom Gray President

Dorothy Prouse Secretary the 1948 DEMON

NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY

tf you receive the honor of being initiated into this society, you can justly be proud. Since Golden received its Society Charter in 1927, this organization has promoted scholarship, service, and class participation. There are many goals to reach during the period of schooling, but one of the highest 1s a membership 1n this Society After your name is proposed for membership, the members of the faculty grade each candidate for outstanding achievements 1n scholarship, leadership, character, and service The candidates with the highest rat ings are selec ted for membership.

From this year's graduating class, George Ellis, Tom Gray, Dorothy Prou se, and Lillian Viles were elected in their Junior year

The Juni ors elected this year were: Eugene Bachman, Read Beers, Stanley Claar, and Myrna Midd lemiss.

The Seniors elected this year were: Pat Fertig, Marian Marica, Gordon Patty, Mary Jean Reimer, Rose Marie Rowe, Eunice Smith, Mary Webster and Ted Wi chmann.

To you who receive this honor, wear your pin proudly as it is the highe st award presented in high school.

Marica, Reimer , Smith, Patty , Wichmann, Rowe, Bachman, Claar, Beers, Viles, Prouse, Ellis, Gray Fert ig,

ORGANIZATIONS

Beers, Middlemiss , Smith, Reimer, Viles, Prouse, Morrison, Rowe, Gray

G-PIN

One of the highest distinctions a student of Golden High School may receive is the G-Pin When a Freshman enters the school, he may, if he wishes, begin to keep a record of all his activities. He deposits this record in the ballot box and certain poi nts are evaluated by the G - Pin Committee of the Student Council. The members of this committee this year are Myrna Middlemiss and Jean Van Winkle. When 150 points have been recorded for a student he is entitled to receive a miniature maroon and gold G-Pin. To be eligible he must first be a member of the student association every year Points are given for : Officers of the Student Body, Student Council, Grades, National Honor Society, Athletics, " G " Club, Cheerleaders, Majorettes, Melodears, Goldenairs, Glee Club, Senior Play, Assembly appearances, Annual Staff, F. H. A , G. A. A., Ma roon and White, Band, Pep Club, C a nteen Board, and Librarians. Points may be ded u cted for conduct unbecoming to a student of G. H S. or any action that might bring dishonor to himself or his community.

Only a few very outstanding st udents earn their G- Pins before they are Seniors. Dorothy Prouse, Lillian Viles, and Rose Marie Rowe of this year's Senior class received their pins last year. Myrna Middlemiss and Read Beers of this year's Junior class received their pins this year . Students receiving their pins during their Senior year are: Janet Morrison, Mary Jean Reimer, and Eunice Smi t h.

Only the ,active, well-rounded student is able to earn this award ; when he receives his G-Pin, he may wear it with pride and satisfaction for it carries with ii one of the highest honors of Golden High School.

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MAROON AND WHITE

The purpose and ideal of the Maroon and White 1s t o report truthfully to the student body of Golden High Sc ho ol the events , big and small, which go to make sc hoo l hi st o ry, and to expose the f o ll ies, achievement s, and pr o gre ss o f young people everywhere J o urnalism is a vital fo rc e in pr o gres si ve edu c ation, and a s su c h the member s of th is cl a ss devel o p ha b its of mind th at t o uc h their da ily exper ien c e s with co lor. The motto o f th is c la ss is " Enter t he se en c hanted d oo rs you who dare ". One per io d a day the staff a sse mble s t o edi t personal ity sketche s o n o ut stand ing Sen io rs , feature s, ed it o rial s co nce rning Current iss ue s, cl ub activit ie s·, a ll sp o rt s arti c le s, and " Cha tt er " . Rather than have a re gular e d it o ria l staff , t he member s have prefe rred t o vary their a ssi gnment s. Under the able guidance and patient help of Miss He len Fa i rbank s, t he sta ff of Dol o re s Ko ros e c, Mary Jean Re imer, Bo b H ube r, Ger al din e Pla sters , Po t Keener , Ja net Morr iso n, Pat Bett in g e r, and Ma ri lyn Ba il ey ha s str ived t o pre sent the student body e a c h week wit h an intere st ing and info rmative paper

Korosec , Plasters , Huber, Morr is on , Reimer, Ba il ey

OFFICERS

President, Doris Hartz

Vice-president, Kay Browne

Secretary, Elinor Anderson

Treasurer, Betty Hardison

SPONSOR:

Miss Maud Priest

DRILL MASTERS:

June McDowell

Louanna Churchill

Elinor Anderson

Pat Fertig

MEMBERS:

Edna Agan

Gweneth Anderle

Elinor Anderson

Howardine Carnagan

Marlene Carver

Dixie Chamberlain

Willa Jean Charon

Louanna Churchill

Marlene Cornell

Dorothy Delzer

Mary Lou Dick

Irma Jean Diltz

Pat Fertig

Joan Graves

Beverly Griffeth

Virginia Guth

Gloria Hamilton

PEP SQUAD

CHEERLEADERS:

Kay Browne

Bernadette Reed

Rose Marie Rowe

Lillian Viles

ACTIVITIES:

Attended all the football and basketball games and presented drills at the home games.

Betty Hardison

Rose Marie Harkins

Pauline Harris

Doris Hartz,

Lorraine Hofmeister

Shirley Hunziker

Bonnie Johnston

Wilma Jones

Jean Kaufman

Lola Mae Keener

Dolores Korosec

Ethel Kromeich

Georgann Malicky

Bonnie Mensen

Shirley Mannon

Doris Marks

Eunice Matthews

Ladine Mayberry

June McDowell

Myrna Middlemiss

Doris Miller

Janet Morrison

Jo Ann Morrison

Nancy Nelon

Gerry Plasters

Dorothy Prouse

Louise Pyle

Mary Jean Reimer

Pat Richards

Velma Sawyer

Mary Schade

Donna Selby

Peggy Simpson

Carol Sivers

Faye Sivers

Lorna Sobey

Beverly Sollenberger

Sonia Stewart

Helen Struck

Helen Thomas

Beverly Tierney

Ann Travis

Ann Van Winkle

Jean Van Winkle

Lois Van Winkle

Ruth Weaver

Mary Webster

Billie Wheeler

Virginia Wilcox

Mary Willuweit

Natalie Wright

Kay Browne

Bernie Reed

Rose Ma rie Rowe

Lillian Viles

OFFICERS:

President, Mory Webster

Vice-president, Lawrence Billis

Sec.-T reas. Clifford Morrison

ROSTER: CLARINETS

Rose Marie Rowe

Mary Webster

Mary Anne Barnes

Peggy Simpson

Betty Lee Harrold

Shirley Hunziker

Roger Campbell

Lawrence Btllis

Frank Baston

Ann Van Winkle

Peggy Kurtz

Joan Loyd

Bill Gorman

Bob Dalton

Tom Davison

CORNETS

Stanley Claar

Kenneth Doran

Harold Rogers

Clifford Morrison

Russell Tierney

Teresa Troxel

Byron Selbe

Louis Bloomquist

Kathy Harrold

Melvin Steele

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BAND

DIRECTOR

Prof Ralph W B,shop

BARITONES

Wade Carlson

Willa Jean Charon

Ken Herron

SAXOPHONES

George Ellis

Fred Dungan

Martha Brown

Dorothy Delzer

Virginia Guth

Pauline Harris

Walter Manheim

Eunice Matthews

Lila June McDowell

HORNS

Willis Rowe

LeRoy Nurnburg

TROMBONES

Elinor Anderson

Pat Allen

Harley Williams

Bill Beard

Orwin Nelson

Don Sm,th

BASSES

Don Dillon

Wayne Songer

v·rgin1a Wilcox

Harold Wh e eler

FLUTES

Dorothy Prouse

L1ll1an Viles

DRUMS

J,m Zimmer

Bob Petrie

Bob Kelly

Lorna Sobey

GIRLS' GLEE CLUB

First Soprano: Edna Agan, Doris Dailey, Billie Ellis, Befty Hines, Loretta Hogan, Patsy Jerome, Leila Johann, Phillis La Voie, Ruelda Lold, Bonnie Mensen, Margaret Miller, Betty Nurnberg, Betty Russell, Ruth Weaver, Marilyn Bailey, Joan Cherry, Sally Combs, Peggy 0av,s, Lola Mae Keener, Joan Graves, Kay Hadley, Nellie Haus, Bettye Langley, Doris Marks, Velma Sawyer, Florence Seeger, Lela Belle Shep hard , Faye Sivers, Helen Struck, Marlene Watters, Christine White, Joanne Brown, Terr y Troxel.

Second Soprano: Diana Cheney, June Garramone, Doris Hartz, Georgann M alicky, Wilda Smiley, Natalie Wright, Irma Jean Diltz, Stella Carr, Marlene Carv er, Ruth Frye, Beverly Griffeth, Joyce Hall, Jean Kaufmann, Florine Kroeger, J o A nn M orrison, Carol Sivers, Thelma Creecy, Mary Lou Dick, Doris Miller, Moise Clackler, Geraldyn Gilbert, Howard,ne Carnagan, Gweneth Anderle, Peggy Chew

Alto : Helen Beaty, Kathleen Browne , Mar1orie H,nkley, Sally Houghton, Ethel Krome,ch, Donna Miller, Nancy Nelon, Ida J~an Oakes, Carolyn Schell, Lorraine Sweeney, Barbara Booth, Harriet DeForrest, Ladine Mayberry, Myrna Middlemiss, Mary Schade, Lois Van Winkle, Mary Wiluweit, Ethel Carter, Beverly Sollenberger, Pat Richard s, Pat Starbranch, Charlotte Proctor, Betty Hardison, Virginia Jackson, Bernadine Anderle.

Director: Mr. Earle Johnson

Members.

First Soprano

Louanna Churchill

Lillian Viles

Second Soprano

Rose Marie Rowe

Eunice Smith

Alto

Louise Brewsaugh

Betty Lou Prouse

MELODEARS

May 9

May 14

May 27

May 30

June I

June 3

Spring Concert (Music Week)

Ta lent Assembly

Senior Assembly

Baccalaureate

Class Night Commencement

Engagements:

Oct. I Jefferson County Teachers Convention

Oct. 6 Job 's Daughters

Oct. 16 Delta Kappa Gamma, Teachers ' Sorority

Nov. 15 F. H. A. District Meeting

Dec. 13

All-School Christmas Party

Dec. 16 Golden Kiwanis Club

Dec. I 7 rjigh School Christmas Pageant

Dec. 19

Christmas Assembly

Feb. 17 Dames Club Colorado School of Mines

Apr. 2 County Music Festival

Apr 9 High School Music Concert

Apr. 18

Apr. 30

Senior Banquet

Senior Class Play

Churchill, Viles, Rowe, Mr Johnson, Smith, Brew saugh , Prou se

F. H. A.

Officers:

Pre siden t , Dorothy Prouse

Vice- Preside nt , Shirley Ma nnon

Secretary, Marlene Watter s

Trea surer, Lois Van W inkle

Pa rliamentarian, Estella Carr

Song Leader, Lillian Viles

H istori an , Virginia Gu th

Pianist, Georgann Ma licky

Rep orte r, Janet Mo rr ison

Sponsor: Mr s. H elen Ludd ington

MEMBERS :

Edna Agan

Pearl Akes

Kathleen Brown e

Estella Carr

Irma Jean Dilt z

Ruth Frye

June Garramone

Virginia Guth

Gloria Hamilton

Betty Hardi so n

Dori s Hartz

Loretta H ogan

Wilma Jone s

Pat Keener

Ethel Krome ic h

Pegg y Kurtz

Georgann Mal ic ky

Shirley Mannon

Bonnie Mensen

Donna Miller

Doris Miller

Margaret Miller

Janet Mor rison

Activities

Contributing to all drives

" What one should know about F. H. A."

-Sept.

Mother-Daughter Banquet

C hri stma s Festival

"G" Cl ub Banquet

F. H A. gir l goes to the Pr o m

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Jo Ann Morrison

LaVonne Proctor

Dorothy Prouse

Rose Mar ie Rowe

Donna Selby

Elaine Sullivan

Thelma Swisher

Lois Van W inkle

Lillian Viles

Marlene Watters

Natal ie Wright

GA.A

Officers: President, Pat Fertig; V1ce-Pres1dent, Rose Marie Rowe; Secretary, Eunice Smith; Treasurer, Myrna Middlemiss., Sponsor, Mrs. Mabel R 81sh1p

Members Pat Fertig, Rose Marie Rowe, Eunice Smith, Lillian Viles, Kay Browne, Betty Hardison Bernadette Reed, Wilma Jones, Elinor Anderson, Myrna Middlemiss, Lo,~ Jean Fertig, Pat Richards, Billie Jean Wheeler, Jean Van Winkle, Geraldine Plasters, Mary Lou D,ck, Pat Allen, Gweneth Anderle, Ethel Carter, Marlene Cornell, Dorothy Delzer, V1rg1nia Guth, Lorraine Hofmeister, Lola Mae Keener, Dolores Korosec, Peggy Simpson, Beverly Tierney, Ann Travis, Helen Thomas, Martha Brown, Irma Jean Diltz, Kay Hadley, Nellie Haus, Jean Ann Kaufmann, Dorothy Matthews, Ladine Mayberry, Norma Nelson, Marlene Whitford, Bernadine Anderle, Howardene Carnagan, Marlene Carver, Diana Cheney, Doris Dadey, Joan Graves, Kathy Harrold, Georgann Malicky, Eun1c~ Matthews, Donna Miller, Phillis La Voie, Robin Sue Rowell, Mary Schade, Sonia Stewart, Helen Struck, Ann Van Winkle.

The Golden Girls' Athletic Association, with an enrollment of 54, started their year's activities with its traditonal hike up Lookout Mountain to enable the new enrollees to earn their necessary 15 points for membership. The enthusiastic group of some 60 girls attempted resisting a rain storm but had to turn back and postponed the trip until a week later. It was, however, successful the second time and all had a wonderful but tiring time The 27 new members were 1n1tiated at a lovely candlelight service on Nov 19. Wilma Jones, Martha Brown, Lois Jean Fertig, Rose Marie Rowe, and Mrs. Bishop attended the G A A. State Conference at Colorado Springs on Oct I I. Rose Marie Rowe who has served as a student representative on the State Executive Board for three years remained there for two days for a State Executive Board Meeting The girls have participated in archery, track, and have had intermurals 1n volleyball, softbc;,11, darts, badminton, and basketball They work diligently to pass their skill tests in these sports

DRAMATICS

MISS PRIEST'S 4TH HOUR CLASS

Edna Agan

Marilyn Bailey

Bud Billis

Dale Bradley

Kathleen Browne

Dixie Chamberlain

Evelyn Churches

Colleen Connelly

Alice Gray

Gloria Hamilton

Betty Hardison

Rosie Harkins

Leonard Hartgraves

Fred Holstein

Charles Haskins

Bob Huber

Bonnie Johnston

Marian Marica

Dorothy Matthews

Darlene Miller

Janet Morrison

Norma Nelson

Louise Pyle

Mary Jean Reimer

Merna Rhoades

Edgar Schaefer

Cecil Smith

Dale Titsworth

Charlotte Proctor

Walter Sample

PLAYS

Nov. 26

Three's a Crowd

Farnsworth Nose ........ .. ...... .

Angel Child . . ... . . ... .

Little Jack Horner .... .... . . ... .

Feb. 20

Feb. 27

Mar. 5

MISS FAIRBANKS' 2ND HOUR CLASS

George Artemis

Eugene Bachman

Read Beers

Delores Fountain

Tom Gray

Wilma Jones

Betty Graves

Bill Howarter

Betty Lou Prouse

Mickey Page

Bernadette Reed

Billy Ray

Thelma Swisher

Dick Thornton

Jean Van Winkle

Christine White

PLAYS

The Man in the Bowler Hat ......

Little Lame Shepherd

Two Crooks and a Lady .. .

Tom Sawyer

Oct. 22

Dec 18

Feb. 6

Mar. 12

This year the student body of Golden High enjoyed many amusing plays Q1v~n by the dramatics classes. Every character from a wicked, mortgage-seeking villain to an aged grandfather was portrayed very professionally by individuals from these classes

Miss Priest, Billis, Titsworth, Page, Holstein, Gray, Stevens, Schaefer, Huber, Miss Fairbanks

Parsons, Morrison, Agan, Hardison, Browr.e, Connelly, Reed, Marica, White, Reimer

SENIOR CLASS PLAY

"Come Over To Our House " April 30-May I

Jay Eldridge

Stephen Reynolds

Butch Reynolds

Hugo Willifred

Sascha Sev1nsky

Philip King

Damon Gottschalk

Barney Fellows

Amanda Eldridge

Dale Titsworth

Bud Billis

Edgar Schaefer

Bob Huber

Tom Gray

Marvin Page

Fred Holstein

Jack Stephens

Betty Lou Par sons

Production and Business Staff:

Director. Miss Helen Fairbanks

Stage Set· Miss Maud Priest

Bu siness Manager Miss Edna Gray

Ticket Chairman· Mary Anne Barnes

Marion Eldridge

Lindy Eldridge

Hildred Reynolds

Madge Wilkins

Evie Cannon

Claire Thompson

May Houston

Veronica Nichols

Carne Randolph •

Mary Jean Re,mer

Bernadette Reed

Betty Hardison

Janet Morrison

Marian Man ca

Christine White

Edna Agan

Kathleen Browne

Colleen Connelly

Po sters and Advertising Theron Tinker, Kathleen Browne, Wilda Smiley, Harry

Artemis, Lila McDowell. Mary Webster

Barbara Booth, Emma Hessler

Properties Thelma Swisher, Eunice Smith, Pearl Akes

Costumes and Stage Merna Rhoades, Gloria Hamilton, Lillian Viles, Louanna Churchill

Stage Manager· Dale Bradley

Prompter Wilma Jones

Make up. Miss Maud Prie st, Mr. T E. Paynter

Usherettes: Louanna Churchill, Dorothy Prouse, Pat Fertig, Elinor Anderson, Rose

Marie Rowe, Yolanda Tracy, Thelma Creecy, Louise Brewsaugh, Lois Van Winkle, Doris Hartz

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I Looks invinting, doesn ' t it?

2. Senior quintet

3. lpana for the Smile of Beauty

4 On the down beat

5. Full House

S NA PSHOTS

6 He's young; he's beautiful; he uses Palmolive

7. Remember that long embrace?

8. 12:15

9 A green apple?

I 0. Solid 's the word for it (Geom)

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SNAPSHOTS

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I All- co nference end in 1960

2 Sta c ked (with books)

3 Studying phy sics, a s us ual

4 Day-dream s

5 Put him down, Leroy

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6 Dem o ns vs. Dem o ns

7. Imp o rtant p o w-wo w

8 That far -away lo o k

9 What , no s ling?

I I' ve got my love to keep me warm-and a blanket

2 Looking down on the world

3 Together-as usual

4 Freshman pulchritude

5 Gordon with his ever-pre sent sling

6 . Freddie is on the bottom

SNAPSHOTS

7. He went that-a-way

8. Push-pull; click-click

9. Bernadette is the one that's smiling I 0. Say "Ah"

I I. We had a long, cold winter

12. Come, Come, Harry; that's Huber

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I. It's a long, long trail

2. Where's Harriet?

3. Flowers that never smell

4. Where's that door?

5. A & M (Appeal to Males)

6. The Editor awaits you

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SNAPSHOTS

7. Time to dance

8. Swim, but don't go near the water

9 Four little girls from school are we

I0. 2: 15-still at it

I I. Arvada scores

12. The Man in the Bowler Hat

I . Big Butter-and-egg Man

2. Where are your suspenders?

3 A tough hombre

4. She caught him in the park

5. It's I I :03

6. A bleary picture

7 Where did that needle go?

S NAP SHO TS

8 Gordo casts a shadow, and how?

9 . A leopard is known by its spots

I 0. Which one is the villain?

I I Gene leaveth

12 Mr. Bishop cometh

13 Aw, nuts!

14 Gee, ain ' t he tall?

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