GHS Yearbook - 1950

B c l' a u -..e ¼ c b,, Ji e , e th a t n1 a n ca nn o t Ii, e o n hr e ad a lon e th e ac ti v 1t ie, of Go ld e n High ch oo l a r e ,, icl e an d varie d Fo r c ultu ra l e nr1 c l11n <' nt , , e h avc tud Je'- 111 1uu ,H dr a 1na t1 c~. a rt , a nd sc i e n ces. l o n g th <' 1u ore pr a <ti ca l lin e ~tud e ut ~ u ta) a l ~o e l t>c t ro u r e-. 111 " hop a nd h o 1n e cc on o 1ni c . o th a t both ih e h o d y a nd n1ind n1 ay b e k e pt h ea lth y. " c a J o h a , e a d ive r i fied p r o g r a n1 o f a thl e ti c, a nd ph yb ical e du ca ti o n .

Dedieation

If/ e. the class of 1950. 11roudl)· <ledicate our annual to 111r. Cliristensen in appreciation of all that he ha· <lone to make our )'earbook a suc " ess Though zve J>ass through tlie 11ortals of Golden High to other adierztures and exJJeriences zve shall never forget t hose of our high chool da)s and the sponsor of our yearbook. 1 l f r. Christensen.

I: \/OR GIRi

Rt TH AITKF'\HF .\D

\1 \RTH \ BROW'\

TELLA C \RR

PEGG'\' CHEW

BO'\'\IF ( Hl RC HE ~

AI l '\ CO\JB-,

PE<;G '\ 0 \ I"

IR:\IA JEA. '\ DILT l

PHYLLI5 F \HRF'\HOI TL

BETTY FR\ '\KLI'\

CLAREE:\' (. \ \ CH

ALICE GR\ Y

BE\ ERLY GRIFFITH

JOYCF HALL

PAULI'\F H \RRI~

'\FLLIE H \l" .\LLY HOl (,HTO'-.

.;HIRLE'\' Ht '\/IKFR

\ IOI FT JOH'\',O'\

BO'\'\ IF JOH'\~TO'\

J F \ '\ K \ l r ,r ,\ \ '\

FLORl'\E KROFGER

ETHE{ KRO\lf ICH

L ELL,\ I \ \IDFRT

DORI i\l \Rh.-..

DOROTH\ \1 \TTHFW',

I ADl'\F \I\'\ BERR\

'4\'\("\ '\flO'\

FLORF '\( F '\Fl O'\

'«OR~I \ '«Fl -,o,

DFLORE OD'\F \L

FER~ PHIi "\ \ \\

LOLI F P\ lE

VEL;\l \ A.\\ 'r ER

C \ROL '\ '« S( HELL

F\)F I\FR'i

BE\FRL'\ OIIF'\BERGER

BETT) 'l \J\IFR~

CH\RJOTTF PROCTOR

l\I \R\ \v ILLl WEIT

BOYS

TA ~LF'\: \LLl~O'\:

BILI BE \RO

JOH\J COOK

TO\I D.\ \ Il:lO~

GERR\ DERB'r

RICH \RD Dl R \ '\T

DA\ ID FETZ

GORDO\ G\ \'>CH

TOl\1\1\ G.\RRI 0

BILL GOR\1 \

LEO -\RD II.\RTGR .\ vES

DeW A 't i E JACKSO

GLE'\J'\J JERO\lE

FRED JOH SOl'.

ff ill

\l> clin1ple, to \Ir Chri,-ten:,en

~I) athletic abiltt) to Terr, Hen1Lergcr Blue e)e" to 1\laril)n \1,-\er

Fingernails to an} one \\ ho \\ ant-. thern Office to Bett, \anker, i-.

\I, height to Ph)llt, La \ 01e

Abilit) to ,a} go,h i.nd clarn to the Junior!> Quiet n1oo<l, to the John,on t,\in, \h <liaruond ring to Jean \lo,le}

\bilit) to die,\ !?-lllll to \Ir, LuJJington

Grade, to an) one ,rnarl enough to get then1

~I) lo, e for <o,,, to Ann \ an \\ 1nkl1: Big Bro,\ n E) t>, to an) one \\ ho can hi: :,t u,e then1 \hilit) to go ,lead) to Barbara Baker

J err) Wi II to the Fro,h girl, Skiing ahilit) to an) one ,, ho ,,ant, it

Frien<ll} nature to Carol hofh

l\l) C)ela,he, lo an)one \\ho <an the the1n

~I> t)ping abilit) to nt) fello,\ office \\orker, Con, er,ational abilit) to Duane ' lorurn

Affe< tionate nature to Joanne \lorrhon

Orh ing abilit) lo Ronnie R1e e

A bi lit} to blu,h to Fun1< e ~latthe,\:.

\hi lit) to flirt to Joan \le, t>r

\bilit) to gi\e Toni', lo \\ alter \Janhein

Drarnatic ability to Ann \ an Wrnkle

Singing abilit, to an) one "ho can stand it

\h ni< knan1e nroc,chre to .\nd) \lfhendry

PlarL' in ban<l lo Beth \'\ eb,ter , Pool pla) ing abilit} to an) one \\ ho "anl., it

\1, long hair to the John,on t\\ in,;

51n ne~, around ho,"' to ~laril} n Churches

\I) dancing aL1ht, to the fello,\, of ~H

Lo, e for redheads to an) one ,d10 \\ ant-. 1t

\ 7oire to one of next ) ear\ \Ielodear:.

The wrinkle, 1n Ill) no,e to Le-.he Kroeger

\l) ,,nile to Helen truck

\I) dn,ing abilit) to June Johnson

\I) kissable lips to the en1or 1.drls of '51

\I, ah1 lit) to ri<le hor,-es to ,01neone "ho kno\\ s

hO\\

\I) ,,re:-.tling ahilit} to a real good wrestler

Ih,likc for ho1ne,\ ork to Ken Herron

\I> brain and \\ 1:-.<lom to Ronnie Rife

\I) hat and red no~e to Larr) l\Ialmgren

Be111g fr.1nk ,,ith the \\on1en to Herbie Wright

Ab,ht) to ride to "ede H.

\I> \\ ink to Bobb> \\ eaver

Brain, 10 George Carnpbell

The pin•up:. in Ill) locker to To1n Waters

Abilit) to argue to Jane Plullips

Lea, e Ill) rheerleadrng ability to Lee Suede

Hanson

f> abilit} to sleep in cla<.:. to DeWayne

Hutd1inson

Ah1lit) to sluff off to George Campbell Speech 1nak1ng ahiht) to anyone that":. ('apable

(Continued on Page 44)

Probable Destiny

First per,on to the moon

Tea<'hing :'\orth African:, ho,, to :.ki

Cruising around in an) kind of car except a Bui<·k

Beautician

\ ne,~spaper reporter

Live in a n1ansion 1n \ 1rginia

IoJelin~ fur roab

Teaching romrnercial Art

\ partner with Digger O'Dell

Doing as little as po,,1ble

\ ,-.i,-tant to Einstein

tale Honie Demonstration .:\gent

Po,\ er, Co, er Girl

Central Po,\er Girl

Running a home for :,tra} bachelor:,, Bob Denton

O,\ ner of a large ranfh

:\ rich old tuaid

To go to Florida and retire

i\lajorelle at \'\ e,t Potnt

Dallas, Texas

Have a Cadilla<'

Prh ate serretar} at i\l 1ne:.

I'll not be "ork1ng at the Gol<len :,,ho,, Beaut} shop for men only

Head e:xeruth e at Paramount tudio, Pueblo

..\ lrttle girl ha, ing: a big tin1e

Airline ,te,,arJe:,s on a rocket to the moon Bill'!>

A f ann in the Ozark, To n1eet h1rle) and Pauline in \ 1rginia

Cheerleader of We'.'>t Point

Rabing Redheads

Grand Opera

\n old n1aid, • home

Running a Dude Ranch for men onl)

Taxi Drhcr

Ju,t another 1nark in the hook. of time Working for nt) hu band

"uperintendent of an orphanage \l11lionaire

Professor of Geoph) sic nt Va:.sar

To have a \\1£e someda)

C.rgar and beer tester in Bill Ra)\ Bowery leeping in a railroad car

Charnberrnaid at C.W C.

Big Wheel at ) ale

Tend11ng girl:-. how to rook

O,\ n an) car that goes 105 mph tand-in for Peter Lorrie

0,\ n lll) o\\·n drug store

Gorgeou:, George II Preacher

G: H. S. ,, THE F ft IE N DLY '' SUNK! SCHOOL

\I ARK E i\ T O • h o p :\l ec h a n ica l D ra'\-vi n g Coac h

H E LE FA IRB A K E n glis h

E D A GR AY

E n gli s h Libr a r y

ROWE A KI NG Comm e r c i a l

\1 .-\BEL B I H<lP Girl · Phv ::. 1c al Edu c ation •

R ..\LPH BI HOP o c 1al c 1en ces B a nd

~l..\BEL BOLITHO Con1m e rcial LORE:\ CHRI TEN E~ • c1e n c e s

E .\RLE J<JH~ ·o~ , . ocaI \lu-,1 <.· Social Coach • c 1ence!'

HELEX LlDDI:\GTO:\ Horne Econon1ic:iBiolog~

D0:\A.LD :\le \I ..\HO:\ \I a t hen1a tic s ocial Conch . c1e nc es

\1.\. V D PRIE T L anguages. Dran1ati cs

JOE R<>BER1' Boys· Ph, sica l Education ,

\\ .\LTER L<> Cu \l :\I a th e mati c~ 1 (>RA TO\v E D Art

PA UL WICHMA N , Prestdent RUTH AITKE HEAD, Sec.

rt-1ARTHA BROWN , Pre ideru.

2. Glamour Boys. 3. Cheese, girls. 4. Our Cheerleaders! 5. Toni T,vins ! 6. Peek a boo.

STA LEY ALLISO

Football L3, IA; Ba~ketball 2, 3, IA ; Drama lie ~ 3, 4: Glee Chili 2; Student Council 4; G Club 3, Sec.-Treas. 4; Annual Staff 4; Tenni s 4; Senior Play 4

RUTH AITKENHEAD

Heidelberg , Germany I; G A.A. 3. -t. T e nni s 4; B and 3, 4; Treasurer of Class 3. 4. &• tion a l Honor Socie ty 3, 4.

BILL BEARD

~1AJtTHA BROWN

Co-president Senior Class; G.A.A I. L2 , Secretary 3, Pre sident 4. Band I, L2. 4; Tenni s I , L2, L 3, 4 ; Librarian 4; Annual Staff 4; Canteen Board I ; ational Honor Society 4

STELLA CARR

F .H.A. I, 2, 3, 4; Chorus I, 2, 3, 4; Librarian 4; Annual Staff 4

PEGGY CHEW

Chorus I, 2, 3, 4.

BONNIE CHURCHES

Pep Club 3, 4; Cheerleader 4; Annual Staff 4; Office 3, 4; Dramatic s I.

SALLY COMBS

Librarian 2, 4; Gl ee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; G. A . A. 3, 4. P age

JOH COOK

I attonal Honor Sot' iel y 3 & 4-; i\-1anager. Football L3 L4 ; l\lanager. Ba !>ke tball l\1anager. 3; Track 3; Clas:. Sec relar) 2 & 3; G Club 3 & 4; Annual taff 4, Senior Pia) 4; Junior Pron1 Committee 3.

PEGGY DA\ IS Glee Club 1. 2. 3, 4; Student Council 4. Junior Prom Committee 3; Annual taff 4.

GERRY DERBY

Football 1, 2, L3, L4 : Ba~ketball 1 2, L3, L4 ; Track LI, 2, L3, L4; G Club 1, 2 3, 4 ; Junior Prom Con1millee 3; Canteen Board 3. 4; Annual Staff 4.

TOl\1 0 ,\ YI SO Band I , 2; Wrestling 1. L2, L3 , L4 ; Track 2, 3: G Club 2, 3, -t.

RICHARD DURA T Wre s tling 3.

IRMA-JEA E DILTZ

PHYLLIS FAHRE HOLTZ Band 1; Chorus 1, 2; Pep Club 1.

LELAND FREEI\1AN Student Council 3; Class Secretar:r 4

DA\ID FETZ

Football 3 · Track L3 ; G Club 3, Senior Pia} -l

BETTY FRA:\KLI Center, Colo. 1, 2. 3, Glee Club 1, 2. 3. Pep Club l. 2, 3: Cheerleader 3; Glee Club 4

GORDO G..\...\. cH ~1onument , Colo. l 2, 3; Bo} s' Chorus l ; Junior Class Play 3, Ori~ ing 4

CLAR EE~ GA A CH ~Ionument Colo l , 2, 3, Pep Club 1, 2, 3; Glee Club 1, 2, 3, Student Council 2, Junior Clas:. Play 3: Cla!,!, Treasurer 3; l\1anager, School Paper 3, Drivin g 4

THOl\IAS GARRISO

Tenni s 3, 4, .\nnual Staff 4

ALICE GRA): Bearcreek l; Pep Club 1; Glee Club; Dra• ma tic:. 2, 3, 4; Library 4; Annual Staff 4, Senior Pla} 4.

BE \ E R L Y G RI FF IT H

G l ee Club l 2, 3, Pep Clu b 1, 2, 3, 4, T r easurer 4; G A.A. 3, 4; Dramatics 4-; Li b raria n 3; O ff ice 4; Se n io r Pl ay 4.

W ILLI AM GO R 1AN B a nd 1, 2; Foo tb a ll 1, 2, L3, Ca pt ai n 4; B ai, k e tb all 1, 2, 3, 4; G Club 3, Vice-Pr es. 4; Tr ac k 1, 2, 3.

KA) HADLE)

F ff .A. 1 ; G.A .A. 1, 2, 3; Chorui, 1, 2, 3. ~lelodear~ 4; Tenn1i. 1. 2, 3.

JOYCE HALL

tudent Coun<'il 2 4; Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Librarian 3; Pep Club 3, 4; Pre siden t P ep Club 4; Office 4; G Pin -l; Annual Staff 4; 11tional Honor Society 4.

LEO ARD HARTGRAVES

Lake,\'ood 1; Dramat ic!,, 1 2, 3, 4; Driving 4; G Club; Art l, 2; Annual taff 4; Senior Pla) 4; Cheerleader 4.

PAULI~E HARRI ~

B and 1, 2. 3; Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Librarian 4; Annual Staff 4.

!\JELLIE HA US

Glee Club 1, 2, 4; G.A.A. 1, 2, 3.

EDWIN HARTZ Football 3.

SALLY HOUGHTON

F H A. 1; G.A.A. 1, 2; Chorus 1, 2, 3; ~1aroon & White 4; Driving Clabs 4.

NORl\lAN HICKS

De\\' A) ~E JACK 0:'-1

Delta 1, 2. 3: Bal>ke1hall l: \\'rel>lling 2.

'-HIRLE) Hl \lll\.ER

Band I, 2, 3; Pep Club l. 2. 3 , ct; F H A I: Dran1atic-. 1, \ 1ce-Pre,i<lent l; Cheerlea<ler -1: Librarian 4. :\lajorelle 2, Drutn \lajorelle 3; Annual ',taff -l; '\ational Honor oc1et) -1.

GLF\ '\ JERO\IE

Wre-.tlin:,: 3. L-t. Football 1, L3, L4; Tratk I.

~, ?r f ...

FRED JOH'i 0\ Dran1atit•:- 3. 4. 'lgr Ba-,ketball L3, ,tgr , Tra<"k L3; ,\11nual 1aff .i: Senior Pia) 4; C Club 3. 4: .\, t. ~lgr Football 3, .i

\ IO LET JOH O:\i

W) on1ing l, <,lee Club 1; F.H \ 2; Office 4

RO'-;'\>IE JOH'-.SO'-. Football 1 L2 , 13. LJ, Ba,ketball 1, L2, L3, L-t; Track L2, I 3. IA. tudent Counl'il 3. 4: Student Bod) Pre-,1denl 4 : "G" pin 3, 4: ~alionul Honor Sof'ie1, 3, 4; Fro ... h Pr cl>i• dent l: Junior Pron1 c·o1nn1illee 3; Annual tafT 4; --G" Club 2. 3 Treal> k Pre idrnt: Goldenair:. 2, Band 1; Canteen Board Pre !>• iden1 4

BO

IE JOH ST0 1

Clroru-. 4: Dramat1< ·?> 2, 3, Pep Club l. 2, 3 1 .(:

\L1Jorellel> -1; .\nnual Staff l. ',ID'1E"i: JOHi.'tSTO:'-i

Annual tafT 4.

L) LE KAYSER

JEA 1'.A t;Fl\IA

Pep Cluh I 2, 3 4; G A.A 1. 2, 3, 4 ; Dra • mali(' ::. 3 ; Glee Club I. 2 3, Cheerleader 4 ; l\leloclear ~ 4; Annual Staff 4 ; 1ajorette 2. 3 , C:. nteen Board 2, 3 , 4 ; enior Pla) 4 ; Honor ociet} -1

BOB KELLY

Band 2, 3. 4 ; Dran1atic- s 1; Tenn n, 1 ; Annual Staff 4 ; Photo Club 2

FLORI E KROEGER

Choru s I 2 3 : Librarian 4 ; Pep Club 1 ; Annual Staff 4

ETHEL KRO~1EICH

Pep Club 1 2, 3, 4 ; F H A 1, 2, 3 ; Treas F.H.A. 1 ; Glee Club 3; Office 3 4 ; Annual Staff 4

LUELLA LA?\1BERT

Dramatic i, l; Choru:. 3; G A.A. 3; ~laroon & White 4; Librarian 4; Annual S taff 4 ; National Honor Society 4.

BILLY LANGLEY

Cobur~ , Oregon I. 2, 3; G l ee Club ; Photography

Club 1, 2; Clas s Vic-e-Pre s i<lent 2; Dramatics 2, 3; Cla ss Play 3; Bas eball Mgr 3; National Honor Society 3, 4; Letter Man's Club 3, 4.

DUANE LeROY

Sou th America 1; Tennii, 3, 4; Annual S taff 4 Page 16

ROBERT LOOPER

DORIS MARK S

P e p Club 1, 2. 3. 4 ; F H.A 1, 3, Dr am a ti ci. 1, 3, 4 ; C horu s 2 ; Annu a l Staff 4 ; Se nior Pl ay 4

DOROTHY MATTHEW S

Dram a t ics 1, 2. 3, 4 ; G.A . A. 2, L 3, 4 ; F .H .A . 1 ; T e nn1 1, 2, 3, 4 ; G.A .A. Tr eas. 4 ; Librarian 4 ; Annual Staff 4 ; S enior Pla y 4

LADI E ?\,1A YBERRY

P ep C lub 1. 2, 3, Vi ce Pr es. 4 ; G l ee C lub I , 2, 3; ~felod e ar 1, 4 ; A nnu a l S t a ff 4; G A A 1, 2, L3 , 4 ; T e nni s 1 ; Librari an 3; Offi ce 4 ; National Hon or So ci et y 4

WILLIAM MEL C HER

FRANK ME STECKY

Football I , 2, L3, L4 ; Bas k e tb all 1 2 ; Tra ck 3; Dramati cs 3, 4 ; Wr es tlin g 3; G C lub 3, 4 ; Junior Prom C ommitte e 3.

FLORENCE NEL S O

Ce ntral C it y 1, 2 ; P e p Club 1, 2 ; Band I , 2 , 3, 4 ; C horu s 1, 2 ; Sec r e tar y-Trea sur e r l , 2.

NANCY NELON

?\,1ajorette 2, 3, 4 ; Glee Club I , 2, 3, 4 ; P e p Club l, 2, 3, 4 ; Annual S taff 4 ; S enior Play 4

ROBERT PLACI\.

Tra ck L3 , Dran1ati <-:. 3, 4: Wre !, thng -l , G Club 3. -l , Annual taff 4. Art 2

FER!\ PHILYAW

F H.A l ; Choru!, -l

LOVJ E PYLE

F H A. l ; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Cheerleader 4; Chorus 1, 3; ~lelodears 4; Dramatic ~ 2; Offi ce 3, 4.

CHARLOTTE PROCTOR

Chorus l. 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 1 : Dramatlcs 1, 2; Craft Club 1, We s twood , Colo.

EDWARD RICH ER

Track l; Wre s tling L3, L4: Football L4; G Club 3, 4.

BILL RAY

DALE RUS ELL

Annual Staff 4

WALTER ROETTENB-\CHER

Englewood , ew Jerse} l , 2, 3.

\ ELl\1.\ SA WYER

Choru, l. 2, 3, 4 Pep Club 2, 3, 4: Librarian 4

W.\RRE A oER football 1, 2, L 3, L4, Tra ck 1; G C lu b 3. -l

C AROLY J EA CHELL

Choru:, 1, 2, 3; l\1 e l odear:, 4; Dr a matic :, 4. DEN 1 Y HELLEY

enior Pia) 4; Baske tball 1. 3, 4: Football 1, 4: Track 3. l\Igr. 4; Annual S taff 4

FAYE SIY E R S

P er> Club l, 2, 3; Student Council l, 2, 3, 4: S tudent Bod) Secre t ar) •Trea ~urer 4; Chor u s 1, 2, 3; l\ l eloclears 4; Librarian 3; G Pin 4 ; a• tiona l H o n or ociet) 4.

BEVERLY SO LLE BERGER l\lajorette i. 2, 3, 4; Annual taff 4; Pep Club l , 2 3, 4: G.A.A. 3, 4 ; Dr ama ti c& 1, 4 ; Choru s 2. 3, 4; Offi ce 4; Se ni o r Pia) 4

BETTY Ul\11\l E R S Ori vi n g Clai.1, 4 ; A r t 4

R US ELL TIER EY Band 1, 2, L3 , L4; Football l\-lgr 4; Wret. t • lin g Mgr. L4 ; G C lub 4; Annual S t a ff 4: Dri ving C l ai.s 4.

DEWEY WEBER

\. iC'lor, Colo l; Ker sey, Colo. 2; Football 3; Wre tling 3; TraC'k 3; Ba s ketball ~f gr. L4, Annual Staff 4 ; ?t1aroon & Whi t e 4; ational Honor Societ)" 4; G Club 4.

PAUL WICH?t1A i Class Pre si dent 2, 3, 4 ; tudent Council 1, 4: Football 1 2, 3; Bas ketball 1, 2, 3; Wre s tling L4; Tenni s 2 3, 4; ational Honor Society 3, 4; G Club 4 ; G Pin 4 ; Junio r Prom Committee; Annual Staff.

~!ARY WILLUWEIT

Glee Club 1, 2, 3; Drama t ic ~ 4; Pep Club 2

DARYL ZAHr.-r Tra

I. Follow th e lead e r

2. Ap e with a ti ~ 6 . Th e Chariot

ck 1.

VGOING STEADY!

Berna din e Anderle Walter Bettinger •

Marlene Carver Glenn Cassidy

KEN HERRON Vice-President

Royden Blatter

Diana Cheney

Phil Burns

Howardine Carnigao

Ray Clark Doris Dailey

Shirle y Mannon Walt e r ~t a nheim

Euni c e ~1atthew s Bob ~1a y berry Dewain McClelland

Andy l\1 cKendr y Don McKendr} Larr y ~tcMahan

Bonnie ~1en s en Donna ?tliller

J oAnn Morri s on Richard Muller Helen Nel &on Bob Nelson Lar s Nelson

Stephen Oake s Betty Proctor Rowell Robin Mary Schade Helen Schmitt

Phil Sch r einer B}ron Selbe

Glenn Str oup

Helen Struck

I.

Ruth Weaver

Don Wheeler

Oh Boy I atalie Wright

Duane Slocum

Elaine Sullivan

I

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Harold Wheeler

Donald mith

Richard Turner

Eileen Wilbank~

Bell> Zastrow

Pats} tarbranch

Ann Van W1nkle

Jame~ Wil~on

1. Pals 2 The n1i s placed H ea rt 3 " Toot s" l\1 cl\.'1ahon, " Bro,vn " Derby, "Phyllis" Burns 3-A. Wi shing

4. There it goes 5. Limpy 6. I've go t a lovely bun c h of flower s 7. Girls? 8. Lovely! 9. l\tlr President 10 . Are the s tripe s civilian 11. I screan1 co n es 12 . Oh tho se legs 13 . Beauty and the balance 14. Spooks 15. We ' re both in the sa m e boat 16. City Dude 17. Froggy

Beaty

Ro sina Blatter Ro salee Booth R ic h ard Boyle William Cameron George Campbe11

W ayne Campbell Loui s Chrii.tian en Ca rol Clark E tt a Cl eaver Beverly C lou se

Luann Corbin Leland Durban

1\faureen Dahl

R obe rt De fl er Ralph Feeback

Gloria Fife Charlei. Frederick Vangie Ge n heer Don Gil r hr b t l\1ary Ann G r a ber

Lee Graham l\t ar) Lou Gross

Hogan

Bob Korthui s Clinton Kreutzer

Sherry Harri s

Orville Howarter

Loui se Ki se r

Mary Lou Lacer

J ane t Howe

Barbara Ko ch

Mory Ann Lambert

Ronald Hoagland

Heyward Jenkin s

Hubert Koro sec

Char l e s LaP

Rulh La Voie Loi s Jean Le,, i s Rob e rt Le,, 1s Barbara ~Ianzanare:. Di r k \Ia~e )

Darline l\fa) berry ~I argie l\lay s Joan l\1 cC lelland Joan l\1e}er l\1nrilyn l\le ye r

Ri chard Meyerpeter Linda l\1ohler Barbara l\loore Clara Moore Danny Mullen

Betty Lou Nankervis am ankervi s Carol Nichols

Nana O'Boyle Lynn O sborne

Jean Parker Rifhard Pearce

Pat Pre~ton Arlene Ram s tetter

Barbara Shroyer John Shroyer

Melvin Steele Carl Stroup

Ray Philya,\· ilF

Jack Rice

Richard Smith

Kenneth Swena

Robert Plegge Lola Pool (

Ronald Rice Dale Shaeffer

G,\ en Sprigg Ester Starb r anch

Dorothy Sweney Johanna Thuet

Eunh:e linziker Thoma:- Water.,, Bill) W a t '!>o n Belt~ W e b ,,ter

Lafe William '!> P e rry Willian1:, R on:ild Willian\'!-

1 Sophornore ext e lte. 2. oph Conga L i ne 3 )ou\e all 1na<l • da1nn fool s of your selves!

4 Leaning po s t s 5. ice skirt. 6. oph hov s to the re s cue! 7. Ju s t frightened? 8 Girl :, , pl e a £e. don't fight. 9. o, ju ~t clo,\ning 10 Lunch tin1e. or in bet,~een 111eals?

A LONG ROAD AHEAD!

-\LLE"l LEWIS Pre sident

~linnie Anclerle

Barbara Baker Page 38

Pall) Ancler s en

Darline Balte s

LIO EL BACH~1Ai'. 1 ice-President

Barbara Ai.pegen

Barbara Bell

JERR"J: ~PROVL ecretary-Treasurer

f \

John At,,oocl

Lionel Bachtnan

Eugene Benneth, Nancy Bogan

Frances Carlson J oene Carnagan Marilyn Churche,,,

Arlene Corbin Charles Dail) Ca rol Davi s

Gretchen Frauenfelder Garver Gerard Laura Green

Eugenia Hamilton Lee Hansen Paul Harrii,

Robert Churche s

Darline Dulane y

Jim Han1ill

Rus se ll Harri so n

Florain Deal

Earl Feather

Shirley Guth

George Ha sley

Elden Hedb erg Arlene Ingram

B ernadine Johnson Geraldine John s on

John Kloer Cs role Koch

Larry Malmgren Susan Mahana

Donald Korthui s

Sa rah Manz a nare s

Irene Jaenicke Alan Jenkin s

Be~ty Leake Allen Lewis

Donald Mark s Pat McNortoo

Edward Schade Shirley Scovill l\lary Lou Sballer Willa Siebenhst David Smith

Donna Smith Pah) Spark1o Paul pinden

J e rr) Sproul l\1ary Ann Stanczyk

Duane Taliaferro Jun e Thomp1oon Larr) Trac) Marlln Travilo Ernest Van Winkle

Robert Weaver Jsn1ce Weber Robert Wichmann Gerald Witt Herbert Wright

Luther \v11te

1. Ho\\ the~ can play! 2. \\ hat the Fro,h ,,·on·t <lo! 3. n1ile for the birdie. 4. Just n1arried. 5 Fly hu~~- 6. ( )ur Chainp ! 7. \\ here i~ the airplan(• 't 8. " till no airplane! 9. '\\' ho ha::. \\ho'?

E\IOR 801S

RO\ \IE JOH:\ O:', 1O\E\ JOH,STO~

L\ LE~\\ ER

BOB KELLY

BILL\ LA\GLEY

ot ...\~E LeRO"x

BOB LOOPER

BILL \IELCHER

FR\, K \IE TECK "x

BOB PETRIE

ORWI"\ "\EL 0~

O -\KLE'i ~E L-\~D

BE~EDICT PACLTER

L-\RR\ PEARCE

BOB PLACK

HILL R-\ Y

f.O,;\~A RD RICH\ER

W' \LTER ROETTE BACHER

DALF RC~ ELL

WARRE SA ,DER

DE\"\): SHELLEY

RC SELL TJER"lE"x'

DF\,I::\ ~EBER

PAl'L WICHl\lA~ ' •

The Seniors ' Page-•• Continued

1T ill

:\I) '"a) \\ ith the girls to Ken Herron

.\ll my ol<l jol-.e s to )lr Chri,ten.,en

Ab1lil) lo s leep in hi s tory to ,\hoe, er ,\ants to

i\1) pull ,\ ith Coach Roberb to an} one \\ ho

,, ant, it

)I)' -,hy manner to Francis Carlson

)ly height. 6' -1". to Duff) Rhienheart

:\I, radiator cap fron1 in) hot rod to Phil r hreiner

To Jake Korosec my name Big

i\1) :,leeping ab1hty to Hubert Koros ec

'.\I) toni kit to Phil Burn., Arrogance to Johanna Thuet

Grade :, 1n Econ om 1c., lo the le :.!'- fortunate

\\ 1nn1ng wa) s to any one sharp enough to gel them

Height to Larry )Iahngren

:\1) open air s tation \\agon to an}one who can s tand it

'.\ly ability to drive a car to Terry Hemb erger

\l) D,rtr to Don Wheeler

\I, en1pty beer ran to anyone who ,\ants it

\ly ability to <lrh e with one hand to Jin1 Kline

\Iy cigar s tub to Glenn Cassid)

:\Iy curl) hair to all girl:. "ho need toni' s

'.\1, little blark book lo George Hogan

\ly geniu,, to any one \\ ho can u se it

i\Iy bright colored s hirt s to -\nd} '.\IcKen<lr)

Probable Destiny

Swimming instructor at C W.C.

)' O·} o mechanic

A Red & White tore

American Con:,ular to Lo,"er Slobovia

h) scobia

Chief bug exterminator at C W.C.

To own a ne,\ hot rod

To be a low-<lo,,n Smoe

Bes t clown in t he \\ orld's fair

Spike Jones• No. l man

Coach a t :Notre Dame

Circus

Eccentric Billionaire

Another Abe Lincoln

.\<lmiral in the Navy

To own the bigg.e!it bre,\"ery this side of Clear Creek

To s ta) free

To n1ake 1ny first million at 21

,\ hu s band. I hope

To own a Cadillae

No. 1 Bu1n

A rocking ehair in the old man 'i:. ho m e

Writing s h ort stories for Coro n e t Canon City

;A jp..., .-

1. Dr iv in g c l ass 2. Libr a r ia n s 3. Ca nt ee n B oa rd -l-. Th e r e 1n a in s of th e W est 5. Boys' Honi e Ee. Pa ge 44

Student Couneil -

o that Golden High School 1uight he de1uocratic and ~elf-governing. the tudent Council \\' a, or~anized as presc ribed by the Constitution. The student offiC'ers ,., ere Ronald John so n. Pr es id e nt ~ Faye iver s ecretary-Treasurer. The class repre se ntative s ,vere : Se niors-) ovce Hall, Peggy Davi s. Stanley Allison, Paul Wichn1ann: J unior s- .\nn Van \'\ ' ink]e, Shirley ~lannon, Ken Herron, Don \'X ' heeler : Sopho111ores- J oan :\leyers, Louann Corbin, Dick Sn1ith; Freshn1enPegg) Plack, Darl e ne Dulane,. Bob "ichn1ann

\lernbers hip in th<' tudent Council i s not all honor and glory. The council 111e1nbers have Eriven 111uch of th ei r tin1e and effort and have s acrificed many pers onal plt'a sur es to accon1plish their ta s k s. Through the never ending efforts and skillful guidance of their Sponsor. '\li ss Bolitho, thi s year's Student Council 1s one of ¼hich ,ve can he ju stly proud.

Annual Staff ,

First r0tv : Do ri b Mark~, Jean Kaufm ann, Estella Car r . S hirl ey Hunziker, Delorei; Odneal. Ethel Krorneich. Bonnie Churches, Leonard Hart grave s.

Second row: Pauline Harri b, Ru sse ll Tierney. Dewey WeLer, Stan Allison, Bill Gorman, Beverh 5ollenberger, Peggy Davis.

Third rot~: Beverly Griffith, Marth a Brown , Tont Garrison. Bob Plark, Bob Petrie. Editor; Paul Wichn1ann, Florine Kroeger, Norma Nelson, Dorothy Mauhe,~s.

Fourth row : Sally Houghton, Joy ce Hall , Duane LeRoy, Sid Johnston, Bob Kell). Fred Johnson, Business l/anager, Dale Ru sse ll, Dave Fetz, Ronnie John s on, Mr. C hri stense n Sponsor; Denny Shelley, Ladine !\-1a)berr).

National Donor Soeiety

.\Ie1ubers ltip in the ational Honor Society

1s one of the highe s t honors given to a s tudent of Golden Hi gh School. Thi s organization aims to create an interest in sc holars hip, to induce a desu e to render ser vice, to promote worthy lead ers hip. and to encourage the development of character. Eligible candidates 111ust rank in th e upper one-fourth of their class, and are then graded by m en1bers of the faculty for achieve111 e nt s in sc holar s hip. leadership, service, and c hara "ter. The ca ndidate s with the hiuhest rato in~s are then elected to n1e1nbership.

tudent s can be jus tly proud to wear the - ational Honor Society pin, for wherever they l!,O, they s hall be re cog nized as individuals pos~essi ng outstanding qualities of character, leadership. sc holar ship and ser vice.

••G'' Pin

One of th e highe s t honor s a s tudent n1ay receive ,vhile in high sc hool i s their •4 G'. Pin. When a s tudent enters high sc hool he rnay keep a record of hi s activities. Fron1 thi s record, points are evaluated until 150 are recorded. To be eligible, however, he n1u s t belong to the Student association every year. Points are given for officers of the Student Council, Student Council, grades, National Honor Society, Athletics, "G" Club, Cheerleader, :'.\lajorettes, l\lelodears, Goldenairs, Glee Club, Senior Play, Asserr1Lly appearances, Annual s taff, F.H.A., G.A.A., Maroon and White, Band, Pep Club, Canteen Board, and Librarians. Points may be deducted for any action not becoming to this sc hool and con1munity.

Ronnie Johnson is outstanding in that he received hi s "'G" Pin in his Junior year. In their Senior year Joyce Hall, Faye Sivers, Paul Wichmann, and Orwin Nelson received their 44 G" Pin.

Because of th ese requiren1ents only an active student may receive a "G" Pin; therefore, it may be ,vorn with great pride in knowing one ha s at tain ed that goal.

Pep Club

A,f embers: M a ry Geneva Acer s, Patty Sue An~e r so n , Donna Billis, H owartline Cnrnegan, Marlene Carver, Marilyn Ch ur c h es, Carol Davi s, D a rline Dul a n ey , Irn1 a J ean D i lt z , Joan Grave i. , Beverly G r iffith l\1ary Lou G r o ss, Pauline Harri b, J oyce H a ll , Kath y H a rrold , Larrie H a \\k i n s, Jan e t H owe , Bernie J ohn l, on Gerry John s on , Joan John s on , E th el Kromei ch , Mary Lou La ce r , Loii, J ea n Lewi t., Ru1h La Voie, Shir l ey Mannon Dori s 1ark , Euni ce Mauhew b, Darline Ma yb err}' , Ladine Mayberry , Margi e Ma ys, B o nn ie Men se n , Joan l\1eyer, Linda Mohler , Cla r a Moore , Jo nn l\1orri l, on Norm a Nehon, Caro l Nichol b, Nan a O'Boyle, L ynn O s borne , J a n e Phillip b, Lola Poole Velma Sawyer, Willa i£be nl ibl , G\\ en Sprigg, E s t er S t arbranch , Pat sy Spa rk s, Ann Van Winkle , Ru1h Weaver, Natalie Wright

Cheerleaders : Louise P yle, Bonnie C hur ch e s, J ean Kaufmann, S h ir l e y Hun zike r , Leonard H a rt grave s, Phillip Bums t.1ajorettes : Bonni e John s ton , Na n cy Ne l o n , M a r y Lou S h a Iler , Louanne Corbin, J oene Carnagan, Beverly So ll e nb e r ge r . Drill !'tfa s ters : Ladin e Ma y berr y, Norma Ne l bo n , Beverly Gri ff i 1h Ass is tants : Jo yce Hall, Ethel Krom eic h , S hirl ey Mann on, P a ul ine Harri ll, Dori s Mark s, E un ice Matthew b O.ii ce rs : Pre s id e nt , Jo yce Hall ; Vice-Pre s ident, La dine Mayberry; Secretary. No rm a Nel s on ; Trea s ur e r , Beverly Gri ff i th

This year the Golden Hi g h c hool P e p C lub co n1pJ e t e d another s u ccess ful s easo n B eca u se of th e large attendance at the ba s ketball gan1es, seve ral of the ga n1 es wer e h e ld at th e l\tlines Field Hou se. The Pep Club wa s not allowed to u se the Aoor ~ n eve rthel e s. th e 1najor e tt es gave sev e r a l s hort drill s on the side line s. All Pep Club Girls attended th ese ~a1nes and r oo t e d , vith hi gh s pirit .

Under the able leaders hip of Miss Pri es t and th e dril1 n1a s t e r s and as istants, thr ee drill s were perf orn1ed at the Lak e wood, Arvada and W es tinin s t e r ga n1 e s It ca n h e said th a t Golden is indeed proud of their Pep Club.

Maroon and White Staff

Arnong th e n1or e fascinating pr ofessio n s of th e world is th e one which r ecor d s and report s th e doings of man - th e n ew s paper profession The mernbers of th e Maroon and Whit e S taff have found a chal l enge in journalism th at transcend s it s l e ss gl amoro u s as p ec t s. They r e port the daily happening s around s c h oo l a s they s ee th em, and a s they understand th em! H e r e is th e c l1all e n ge in the liberal education of today .

"Enter these enc hant ed u 1oods: you w h o dare!"

STAFF : Luella Lambert, Sall} Houghton , F.H.A. Editor Shir l ey Mannon, Kathy Harrold, Bonnie ?\1enson, How a rden e Camagan, Helen S tru ck, Sports Editors; John Cook, and Dewey Weber

F. D. A.

fAMERICA

Colors - Red and Whit e

Flower - R e d Ro se

Motto' ·To,vard ~ e ,v Hori zon s"

Degree s of A c h ieve m e nt

1. Junior Hom e n1 a k e r D eg r ee- Th e sy mbol o f th is d eg r ee i s a k ey , vh1 c h i s sy mboli c of th e opportunit y to a ttain a n1or e s ati f y in g h o m e life a nd su ccess ful futur e thr o u gh F H A.

2 Chapt e r H o u1 e m a k e r D eg r ee Th e sy n1h o l o f th is d egree i s th e sc r o ll whi c h i s y mboli c of th e l e arnin g e xp e ri e n ces provid e d f o r in th e v a ri e d ac t1 v 1t ies o f F. H A

3. lat e Hotn e m a k e r D eg r ee- Th e sy n1bol o f th is d egree 1s th e to r c h "h ic h is sy 1nboli c of a g uidin g c hallen ge and i n spir a ti o n t o furth e r e nd eavo r .

4 . Am e ri c an Ho1n e 1n a k e r D eg r ee T h e sy n1b o l of th is d egree> 1s th e rose , vh1 c h sy 1nboli zes ac h1 e v e1n e nt in th e f ulfilhn e nt of d e 1r a bl e goa l s.

Purpos es

To pron1ot e a g ro,v1n g a ppr ec i a ti o n o f th e jo }s a nd sa ti s f ac t io n of h o n1 e 1n a k i n g.

To e mph a ize th e import a n ce of "orth y hom e n1 e n1b e r s hip .

To e n c our age d e 1no c ra cy in hon1 e and c o1nn1unit y l i f e.

To \\' ork for good hom e and f a n1il y l1f e for a ll.

To proiuot e int e rnation a l good will.

To fo s t e r th e d e v e lop111 e nt of crea tiv e l ea d e r sh i p in hom e a nd co n1111unit y life.

To provid e \\1 hol es on1 e individual a nd g roup r ec r e ation .

To further int e re st in hom e ec onomi c .

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Glee Club r

l\1El\1B E R S

So pr ano : Barb a ra A:.pegren P egg) Dav i :., G l oria Fife, Betty Frank lin \' a n gie Gen:. h eer, J oan Grave!>, Shirl e) Gu th , Nanry

H e n ~l e}. L o retta H ogan , e lli e Hau ~, Ir e n e J ae ni cke. J oan John s on , Darlen e l\1 ayber r ), l\1aril)n l\le )e r , D on n a Miller ,

B a rbar :1 Mo o r e, K a) l\1ult er, J a ne Ph i llip s, Rit a Pault e r Sa ll y Ro s::.. Ye hn a awyer, Ruth Weav e r , Eileen Wil b a nk s.

S econd Sop r an o : P a tt ) S ue ~nd en,o n , B ar bar a Bell , S t e lla Car r , l\1arlene Ca r ve r , Di a n a C hen ey, Pegg y Ch ew, M a ril yn C hurd1e s, Dori :. Dail) , lrn1a Je a n D i lt z, June Ga rr umon e, Ro :. en1ary J ero 1ne, Leil a J o h ann Rueh1a Lloy<l , Sa r a h M a nzanar es, l\,I argie l\1 ay i..., J oa n Meye r , Linda l\1ohler, H elen e l :.on , Ca rol i< hol:, , P eggy Pl ar k , Barbara Ruff e, Mar y Lou hall e r , Wi ll a D e ll Sie b e nli s t, Mar y ~nn S t a n(·zyk , P a t rida Ying t Alto : B e rnadine An<lerle , Minni e Ande rl e, Barbara Bak er. Darl e n e Balt es, Sa ll y Comb s, Carol Da vis, Da rlin e Dulan ey. Gre td 1en Frauen f e ld e r , Mar y Lou G ro s!>, Jo yre H a ll , Euge ni a H a tn i lt on. J ane t Howe , B e rn a d ine J ohn s on , Ge r a ldine John son , Bett y Leak e, Lo h J ean Loui ~, J oan M rC l ellan<l , P at ri cia Mc orion , a n cy e l on , Fern Ph ilyaw, B e tt y Pr oc tor, C harlott e Proctor, Beve rly Soll e nber ger. June Thornp s on , J a nic e We b er, Na t a l ie Wright.

Th e Go ld e n Hi~h Sc hool c hor a l gro up s a r e '" e ll-known throu g hout J e ff e r son County. Under th e exce ll en t l ea d ers hip of Earl A. J o hn s on se v e r a l co n ce rt s are g iv e n eac h yea r Thr ee yea r s ago the Student Co un c il s t ar t e d th eir annual b e n efi t co n ce rt in ce that tin1 e thi s h as be e n p e rf or111ed e a c h year and i s b eco n1in f?: a not ed s u ccess and a n annual eve nt Th e r e i al so th e 1uu i c ,~ ee k c on ce rt and Graduation. C horu s i s ce rtainl y a favorit e pas ti1n e for th e s tud e nt s of G. H. S.

Goldenaires

The Goldenaire s. under the clirec-tion of l\fr . E. A . John s on. had a very s u cce ss ful year The member s of thi s organization are from left to right :

First ro1c,: S tan Benfell, Dic-k l\1axey, Lee Graham, Lewi s Moore , Bob Weaver, Loui s Chri :, tian s en , l\fr John s on

Second row : Ed,"a rd Schade, Art l\feac-ham , John Kloer , Bob Korthiu s, Orville Ho,, art er, Don Korth1u s I\ ot pictured· Paul Spinden.

The Goldenaires p]a yed a larger part in the lin str el s ho,v, one of their many engage n 1ent s. They also a pp ea r e d at th e Christn1as P arty, Kiw a n i c lub , Lions c lub , A1n arant h in Lake,vood, Can1p Geor~e W es t, P .T.A., and th e Hi gh c hool Concert.

An1ong th eir favorit e so n gs are: ellie Was a Lady, Donkey erenade, Conirades in Arms, and Green Ca thedral.

Band

RO TER

Clarinets: ancy Bo ga n . Fran<'is Carl-,on. Joene Camagan, Arlene Ingram. Barbara Korh. Carol Ko<'h, Peggy Kurtz. Joan Lloyd , Pal Pre s ton Pat tarbran<'h , Johanna Theut. Ann \ an Winkle, Larry Tra<'y

Cornets. Odi s Bennell i.. Charlei. La Pre ze, R)ron Selbe, l\1 elvin Steele, Ru sse ll Tit•rne).

Trombon es: Dann y l\lullin s, Bill Beard. Charle:. l\1urrain, Don S1nith.

Basses· Donna Bettin ge r Lan, Nelson.

Saxo phones : Joe Allgood, l\1artha Brown, Etta Jo C leaver , Walter l\f anheim , Euni<'e 1\1atthe"'s, Linda Mohler, Jenn l\1oi.ley, Ei.ther S tarbran<'h

Horn s: Ruth Aitkenhead , Lynn O bborne

Flutes : Joan Paddleford

Dru"i.s · Laura Green, Bob Kelly , Florenre Nehon, Bob Petrie, Betty Web s ter .

BaritonP :s • John Kelly, Ken Herron

The Golden High School Band ha s cotnpleted another successful year under t h e exce l len t l eadership of Ralph Bis hop.

Some of their engagen1ents ,~ere: Colorado Band Day at Boulder, Student Association Benefi t Concert, Spring progran1, and se veral parade s .

Dramaties

Dramati cs i s a favorit e ac tivit y t o n1 a n y Go ld e n H ig h c h oo l st ud en t s eac h year . It is co ndu c t e d und e r th e c apabl e l ea d e r hip of 1\'Ii ss Pri es t . T hi yea r th e c l asses , ve r e di vi d ed int o t h ree g r o up s: sec ond and thir<l p e r i od cl asses w ere d evo t e d to th ose , vi th n o p rev i o u s t rai n ing; f ou rth p e ri o d t o t h ose ,vith s ta ge e xperi e n ce. Th e rn a in a im o f thi s o r ~a n1 za ti o n is t o p rov id e e nt er t ai nm e nt fo r th e s tud e nt body through pla ys, n1onol o gu es , a nd t a l e nt asse 1nbl ies. 1\Iu c h n1 o r e i s ac hi eve d , h oweve r Eac h c l ass is giv e n in s tru c tion on e nun c i a tion , v oi ce a dju s t1n e nt , po s tur e, s t agecra ft , n1 a k e up , a nd cos tun1in g.

l\'1an y fine pla ys ,ve r e giv e n thi s yea r . Th e fir s t o f th e e , va s a d e l ig ht£ul co n1 e d y pr o du ce d b y f o urth hour cla ss , e ntitl e d No b o d y S l ee p s. T h e cas t in clud e d No rin a Ne lso n th e i n co r r i gi bl e yo un gs t e r : Stanley Alli sC\n , th e b e fuddl e d bur g lar ; A li ce Gray, Bonn ie I e n se n , t wo n osy sis t e r s; a nd D o r is l\I a rk s, th e n1oth e r. The a c ting wa s v e r y co nvin c in g and thi s pl ay brou g ht l a u g h s f o r wee k s t o co1n e.

Th e next hit ,va s a s u s p e n se ful m ys t e r y dr a n1 a, ca ll e d H ig h Wuid ou•. D o r o th y I a tth e ws w as E 1nil y Winthrop ; L e onard Hartgrave, " ' a lt e r Hod ge; JoAnn l\.I o rr is on , Judith W a r e: F r a nk J\il es t ec k y, Jud ge Craig ; Ann Van Winkl e , Lind a orton Th e c lin1 ax ca 1n e wh e n E n1il y a tt e n1pt ed t o push Lind a 'or t o n from th e Hi g h Wind ow. Th e pl ay \\' aq, acc l a im e d as o n e of t h e bi gges t s u ccesses o f th e year.

Th e n cam e is t e r u e and a h i l a ri o u s asse n1hl y. S u e , vas l a r y Sc h ade; I ay h e llin e, B eve rl y So ll e nb e r ge r ; n1oth e r, Mar y W i llu,v ei t ; fath e r W i lli a n 1 G unth e r : Caro l , S h ir l ey Hun zi k e r : a nd Ca rol' s d a t e , Don Wh ee l e r Eve ryon e e nj o ) e d thi s hun1 o r o u s s t o r y o f th e t y p ica l An 1er1ca n f a n1 i l y.

Se v e ral oth e r plays ,ve r e sc h e dul e d b e for e th e cl ose of sc h oo l. T h e dra 111 atic gro up s d i d a , vo nd er ful job and th e ir e ffort s ,ve r e g r ea tl y a ppr ec i a t e d b y th e S tud e nt B o d y.

Senior Class Play

For-f o ur lon g ye ars , ve e ni o r s h ave l o ok e d for,~ard anx iou sl y to our Se nior Cla ss Pla y . Thi s year w e pr ese nt e d A Dat e u •zth Jud y, an a daptation of th e popul a r rad io pro gr a n1 Thi s ga y c om e dy of a dol esce n ce , vas pr ese nt e d h ) :

orm a eh.o n Ju<l y Fo t er Dor oth y l\1 a tth ews l\1it zi Hoffm a n Fr e <l J ohn so n l\1 e l vi n F os t er B eve rl y G rl ff1· th D o r a F os t e r ································

L eo n ar d H a rt grave s. R a nd o lph Fo s t er Al l "e G r av H anna " J ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••

J ea n K a ufm ann B a rb a r a W i n s o ck e t Da v id F e t z O og i e Prin gl e

St a nl ey Alli s o n l\1r l\1 artindal e B eve rl } So llenb erge r l\1r s. Hot chk iss

D or is l\I ark s. .. ..................... . .. Eloi se H o t chki ss Ca r o l yn Sc hell l\1r s. Sc hultzhammer Rob e rt Pla ck R ex ford l\I erdith O 'C onn er a n cy e l o n

S u s i e

In a ddition to th e cas t e v e r y 1n e n1b e r o f th e e nior Cla ss ,vo ~·k e d indu triou s l y to s ell ti c k e t s , des i g n and se t th e s ta ge, a ppl y n1 a k e -up . a nd ga th e r c os turn es. U ud f' r th e faithful guidan ce of ::\liss Fairbanks a nd ::\Iiss Pri es t, th e pl ay es t a bli h e d a pl ace for our c l ass in th e fi e ld of e nt e rtainm e nt.

CA ST

Front row : L e onard Hart grave s, N a nc y Nelon , Dori s

Mark s, Doroth y Matthew s, J ea n Kaufmann .

fr/ iddle row: Ali ce Gra y, B everl y Sollenb erg e r , Beverly G riffith , N orma Nel s on , Mi ss Fairbanks.

Ba ck row : S tanley Alli s on , Bob Pla ck , Fr e d John i:, on, Dav e Fet z.

PRODUCTION STAFF

Front row : Ladine Mayberry, Shirley Hunziker, Luella Lambert~ Violet John s on , Mi ss Prie s t.

Back row : Bob Kelly , Dewey Weber, Sidney Johnston, Pauline Harri s, Ru ss ell Tierney.

Football Sq11ad

Top row : Coach Eaton. Coach Lewi s, Don Wh ee ler , Frank Me ste cky, Orwin Nel son , Bob Petrie, Wayne Campbell , Ronnie John son, G l enn Jerome , Coach Robert s, Coach McMahon

Middle row : Byron Se lbe , Eddie Ri chner, Bill Gorman, Ken Herron, Warren Sanders, Hubert Koro sec.

Bottom row : Fred John son, Eddie Hartz , Terry Hemberger, Gerry Derby , S t anley Alli son, Ru ss ell Tierney.

Top row: Coach Eaton , Coach Lewi s, Allen Lewis, Don Wheeler , Joe Pierce, Hubert Korosec, Harold Wheeler, Frank Me stecky, Orwin Nelson, Wayne Campbell, Bob Petrie, Ronnie John son, Glenn Casedy, Glenn Jerome, Bob Kortbius, Melvin Steele, Coach Robert s, Coach McMahon

Second row : Danny Ri chard s, Reggie Jones, Sonny Hut c hin son , Eddie Richner, Byron Selbe. Ken Herron , Gerry Derby, Bill Gorman, Warren Sanders, Terry Hemberger, Edwin Hartz , Stanley Alli so n, Ru sse ll Harrison.

Bottom row : Fred John son, Duane Slocum, Bill Yager, Ronnie Rice , Bob Mayberry, Glenn Sprigg, Bob Nelson, Andy McKendry , Le slie Kroeger, Davie Richard s, Tom Waters, Duane Ki se r, Russell Tierney.

FOOTBALL

The Golden High Football team of 1949-50 took the chan1pionship in the Central uburban League with a record of eight wius against one lo ss and were the Suburban League repre se ntative to the State play-ofrs. The team felt that they were well on th e way to the s tate champions hip " ' hen they met the wor s t opponent of the year in the f orrn of seve ral little flu bugs wl10 laid mo s t of the tean1 lo,v and caused them to forfeit to Wray and drop front the state play-off.

With fourteen l etter1nen returning from la s t year's tean1 the Den1on s • only se tback ¼'as s uff ered at the hand s of Littleton in the verv fir s tleague game. The De1uons, however. s urpri se d everybody by going through the rest of the se ason ,vithout a defeat. On November 11. 1949, th ey defeated Wheatridge 12 to 6 for the cham• pionship, the first one since 1944.

Sixteen men earned their letters for the Demon s thi s year. They were Captain Bill Gorman, Frank ~Ies tecky, Orwin elson, Warren Sanders, Ronnie John so n, Glenn Jerome, Eddie Richner, Stanley Alli so n, Gerry Derby, Edwin Hartz, Don Wheeler, Ken Herron, Byron elbe, Terry Hemberger, Wayne Can1pbell, and Hubert Korosec.

ix of the Demon s· s quad n1en1bers received further recognition at the end of the season. Orwin elso n at tackle, Ken Herron at center, and Terry Hemberger at l eft halfba c k were nan1ed on the All-Conference team Ronnie John so n , fullback, and Byron Selbe, guard, were no1ninated for the second All-Conference team and Warren Sanders, guard. received honorable • mention

EA O ··s RECORD - FIRST SQUAD Team

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B SqUAD FOOTBALL

Team: Larry ~lc~lahon, Andy :\lcKendry. Bob Lewis, De Wayne Hut c hin s on, Bob lavherry, Bill Yager, Duane S lo cun1, Bob Korthui s . Jim Kline, R ex K e ll y, Harold Wheeler, Ronnie Rice, Clinton Kr e utzer , Leslie Kroeger, Bob Nelson, Glenn Sprigg, Tom Waters, Jo e Allgood, De Wayne Ki ser .

The B Squad ,va s und e feat ed in five ga 1n es. They also played in severa l quarters of the Varsity's games. Their pla y was especia ll y outs tanding in the Adan1s City game when they played mo st of thr ee quarters and h e ld Adams City Varsi ty to one touchdown.

Les lie Kroeger and Torn Waters were the offensive s tar s , while .t\.ndy l\'1 cKendry and Bob Le¼1 S ,~ere the s tandouts on defense.

The Golden Den1on s ended their regular ba s ketball se a s on in a deadlock for third place in the tough Central Suburban L eagu e. Coach Bill Le\\ i s' cagers compiled an impre ssi ve record of nine wins to five lo sses.

Led by Captain Ronni e John s on the Demon s advanced to the se 1n1-finals of the League Tournament held in the D. U. Arena befor e dropping a hard fought 32-27 de ci s ion to the Littleton Lion s

The ,1aroon and \\i hite s owned at lea s t one victor} over all other Suburban tean1s with the exception of State Class A Cha1npion s, \V est1nins t er.

One of the highlight s of the se a so n 's play " ' as Golden' s 40-36 victory over Ea s t High School, a State C la ss AA quintet. John son with an average of 16.7 points a gan1e ,\,as the leading League score r and was voted on the CenJ.ra l Suburban Firs t Tean1. He wa s ab l y a ss isted by Gerry Derby, Central Suburban honorabl e n1ention choice, Onvin Nel s on. Stan Alli s on, ~ ' ayne Campbel l , and Terry Hemberger.

The majority of Golden' s ho111 e ga1nes ,vere played in the l\tlines• Field House ,vh ere record cro,,rds of 2,000 people ,vere often in attendance .

LEAGUE ST AND IN GS

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Left to right. Coach Lewi s. S Alli son, D McKendry , H Koro sec. O. eh,on, W Campbell B Petrie, R. John son, G. Derby , B Gorman, D Shelley, Coach Eaton, Dewey Weber, ~tgr.

B SqUAD BASKETBALL

Wrestling

S tand i n g : B. K ii.e r , A ll e n L ew i s, D ave R ic h a rd i., B . Pl ack , J . G unth e r, R . J o n e;:,, P . Wit•hm a nn . B . W a t ;:,o n , R . Ti e rn ey, M gr ., D Wh ee l er Sitt in g : Coac h M cMah on , L . Ma lm gr e n , G . H oga n , L . Kr oege r , E . Ri chn e r , G. J e r o m e, L . C hr is t i an se n , D un Ri ch a rd ~ L . H a n s e n , D M axey.

T h e o utl oo k f o r th e 1950 Wr es tlin g t ea m w as not br ig ht , but Coach D o n l c l\lahon u se d hi s fiv e r e turnin g l e tt e rm e n as a nu c l e u s f o r a t ea n1 whi c h s urpri se d eve r yo n e. A ft e r co min g throu g h with e i ght win s a nd seve n l osses dur i n g th e seaso n , th e D e1n o n gr a ppl e r s sh ow e d ' " h a t th ey "\Ve r e mad e of as th ey e nt e r e d th e Co nf e r e n ce l\l ee t h e ld in th e Fi e ld Hou se a t Go ld e n . With s ix fir s t pl aces a nd two third pla ces in t h e fir s t eig ht w e i ght s th e D e mon s a 1u asse d fort y -seve n p o int s Go ld e n ju s t h a d to s it and " ' ait t o see , vh a t Arv a d a w o uld d o. A r va d a , gai nin g tw o p o ints in th e la s t n1 a t c h , ti e d th e D e mon s Th e final sc or e o f th e fir s t thr ee pl aces w e r e : G old e n 4 7, A rv a d a 4 7, a nd Wh e a trid ge 30.

Th e Go ld e n bo ys wh o pl ace d in th e Co nf e r e n ce l\l ee t a nd th e points e ach r ece iv e d ar e :

FIR ST PLA C E

L a rr y ~ I alm gre n

L es l ie Kro ege r D e Wa y n e Ki se r

Tom D a viso n ..............

Eddi e Ri c hn e r ... ..

Gl e nn J e rom e

(Con t i n ue d o n P age 63

1. 33 second conference champ 2. Big things come in little packages 3. Just practice 4. Conference Champs 5. Ready? Wrestle!! 6. Just friends 7. That's murder 8. High man ,vins

Track

The pros pect s in Track look very good thi s year with the f o]lowing letterm e n returning: Ronnie John so n , T e rry He1nberger, Bob Plack, Orwin Nelson, Gerry Derby , Ken Herron, and Di c k Pear ce.

We have Ronnie John so n , Di c k Pearce, and Ken Herron in the sprints with Gerry D e rby helpin g out at th e hurdles. In the field events Bob Plack, Terry H em berg e r, and Wayne Campbell will be pole vaulting; Ronnie Johnson at the broad ju1npin g; and Ozzie Nelson, high ju1nping. We will have experienced h e lp in the w eig ht s b y Terry Hemberg er, Frank l\'lestecky, and Ken Herron.

Top r010: Stanl ey Benfell, Duane LeRo y, Tommy Garrison, J er r y proul, H e,,, a rd J en k i n ::., Coac h l\Ic \tah on Bottom roio: Larry l\lcMahon , Louie Chri s tian sen. Stanle ) Alli son, Paul W1chmann , Bobb ) e l so n , Donn1 e ~lcKendry

Not pictured: John K e ll y.

Top r0to: Eunice Matthew s, Marlene Ca rv e r, Coach Bis hop, M a rtha Brown, Natalie Wright Bouom row : Dorothy Matthew s, Mary Schade, Ruth Aitkenhead, Ann Van Winkle

••G'' Club D

The ·•G Cluh is an organization of Letter inners. Its putpose is to encourage competiti\e sport~rnan!-hip and teatn"·ork. It also sponsors a '"G" Club Banquet and dance. It is a very {!reat honor to belong to this Club as it requires a lot of hard ,\1'ork and effort to earn a letter.

The officers this year '" ere Ronnie Johnson, Pre ident; Bill Gorman, Vice President; and Stan le) ;\}lison. ecretar} •Treasurer. Its men1bers '"' ere as follows: John Cook, Toni Davison, Gerry Derby. DaYid Fetz, Edwin Hartz, Glenn Jerome, Fred Johnson. Frank \lestecky, Orwin Nelson, Bob Petrie, Bob Plack, Eddie Richner, w·arren anders, Russell Tiernev. De,vey " ' eber, Paul Wich. 1uann, Terry Heruberger. Ken Herron, Leslie Kroeger, Andy l\IcKendry, Bob Nelsou, Byron St'lbe, Don "heeler, Wayne Campbe ll. Loui C hri s tian se n, Hubert Korosec. Dick \laxey, Dick Pearce. Perry ,, 1 illia1ns. George Ho gan, Larry l\lahngren.

The sponsors were Coaches Eaton, Le,-vis, and l\lc~lahon.

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G.A.A.

We are duly proud that we have one of the most outstanding Girls" Athletic Associations in the state. And we are justly proud that our sponsor, Mrs. Bishop, 1s on the State Executive Council of the G. A. A.

Sixty girls participated in the traditional hike up Lookout l\ilountain at the beginning of the school year. This hike enables the enrollees to earn tl1e necessary fifteen points for membership.

One feature of the year ,vas the formal initiation, made impressive by soft candlelight and music. Thirty-one girls received their n1embership certificates.

Throughout the year the girls participate in numerous intramurals and take various skill tests in the different sports.

1. Two point s 2. Touchdown 3 Reaching for the moon 4. The Bar and Ring Team 5. Oh, the pain!! 6 Where's my hat!! 7 Mr. T. G 8. Tennis Champ 9. Steady , boy 10. One down, one to go

Brownie's Phillips 66

Charles H. Brown -

South Golden Road Best

McKeehen's Golden, Colorado

LONGMON~ COLORADO