GHS Yearbook - 1957 by City of Golden

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YEARBOOK STAFF

Jeffery Kurtzman

Doug Jacobs , Bill Peters, Phil Re i sbeck

Nancy Woodward, Nan Robinson, Gerald Foster. Ro nald Lass , Pat

Staff

DW1ham, Linda Beard, Alice Green. Sue Loizeaux, Judy Sigler

Sponsor

E. A. Herber

Ed1tor Asst. Ed. Bus. Mgr. Asst. Bus. Mgr. Photographers

Childs Sandy Can

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DEDICATION

To all of us our school is the main part of our daily world. We spend the larger pan of the day here So it is to our new high school that we proudly dedicate our yearbook. Our new buildings have provided a whole new world for us. Its many facilities roake our hours in school much more pleasant. The modem chemistry and biology labs , the home economics room , che shop, and the cafeteria are some of our best example s of the modem, fully equipped rooms. The student lounge provides a place where we can relax and forget the worries and trials of the c lassroom. All in all our new school adds up to a wonderful educational unit to make our school days much more happy and fruitful ones.

Student lounge

Trophy Case

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This is our faculty and administration. In these men and women rests the tremendous responsibility of educating us. It is hard to fathom the amount o'f work they do for us. Almost every teacher is the sponsor of at least one school organization. Several teachers have the added job of coaching our athletic teams. Many are also trying to further their own educations by working for higher degrees in their particular fields. All these avocations are in addition to the teachers' regular classroom duties.

Now we have a new school which eases the job of the teachers just a little. We have new and modern equipment , the use of v1hich makes many of our subjects more mteresting. The advanced education toward which each of our faculty is striving enabl~s them to apply new techniques to their 10struction and makes them even more qualified to teach their respective subjects. It takes a whole faculty of good teachers and a good administration to raise a school's scholastic standing and to graduate better educated students, and Golden High School is mdeed fortunate to have a very capable administration and a very capabl e faculty.

BOARD OF EDUCATION

To the men of the Board of Education we owe one of our most successful years. They chose Golden a s a site for the new high school and planned it to be a model school for the county. We are grateful to them for our school and the opportunity to receive a better education. In appreciation let us strive to take proper care o f our new school and work to improve our scholastic standing s

J. COLLINS GADD President

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CHARLES MEYERS 2nd Vice President Dt. ROBERT H. JOHNSON Superintendent

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CHARI.ES MOORE Treasurer

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TI-IOMAS TEN EYCK 1st Vice President TI-IOMAS J. CARNEY Secretary

ADMINISTRATION

The scholastic and citizenship standards of a school are the direct responsibility of the principa l. It is his duty to encourage better citizenship and greater study. Mr Johnson has worked hard for these principles in our school and has succeeded in raising our st andards to the degree that we are one of the top schools in the state. We are all proud to have as capa ble a man as Mr. Johnson for our principal.

Miss MABEL BOLlTHO-Student Advisor and Typing

There are other positions in the administration o f our school that the principalhas no time to fill. All of the clerical work of the school , the handling of st udent tunds, and many other miscellaneous jobs are done by the school secre tar y The problems of the students , whether with their fellow stu den t s or w ith t eachers , are capably ironed ou t by our student advisor. The beautiful new library is kept in goo d orde r by our librarian wh o is consta nly adding to our collectio n of books t o make more and better ones available for our use

Mrs. MERVENE GORSKY •Library Mrs. KATHERINE TAIT - S e cretary

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Mr. SIGFRED JOHNSON - Principal

SOCIAL STUDIES

Mr. WILT.IAM LEWIS-World History and Coach

Mr. RALPH BISHOP-American History

Mr. JA .MES J OHNSON -W o rld History, Sociology , and Geography

History, geography, and sociology are but thre e o f a large groupof s ubj ec t s classified a s social studies. All of these subjects are related in that they d eal with man, his existence, and his environment. Our study of man in high sc hoo l begins with \'/Orl d history Here we gain a fundamental knowledge of how our world came into its present state. Then we go on to geography and sociology, learning man's economic and social problems. In our senior year we take up American history. Here for t he first time we become able to fully appreciate and understand our American hertiage and way of life.

LANGUAGES

Mr. ROBIRT ELLIOTT - English and Coach

Miss HELEN FAIRBANKS-F.ngllsh

Miss MAUD PRIEST - English , Latin , and Dramatics

Mrs. HELEN NOLLEN-Engllsh, Spanish , and J o urnalism

The next thing t o visiting a foreign country is to learn its tongue Language students not only learn the language, but also become acquainted with many o f the customs and ideas of the coun tr y and thereby gain a better understanding o f its people. It is even more imponant, though , to l earn well our own language fo r, "Reading maketh a full man; conference a ready man; and writing an exact man."

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FINE ARTS

Mrs. CAROL HURR•Music

Miss CHARLENE PETERSON-Art

Mr. NORMAN Beville -Band

Many of those things which add to the fu1ness of our lives are classified as the fine arts , A rt and music are the two subjects of this group that are taught in Golden. In these classes we l earn to appreciate good art and good music and to panicipate in the fine projects and activities ca rried out by the music and art departm ents

PRACTICAL ARTS

Mr. ALFRED PERRELLA Shop and Mechanical Drawing

Mr. VERNON WlilTING •Distributive F.ducation and Office Practice

Mr s KATHLEEN TOWS-Home Economics

Of all the courses in school, t he ones that can be put to immediate practical use are sho p, home economics , and distributive education. Shop gives a boy the feeling of doing something useful and the feeling of accomplishment. Many girls in home economics put t heir skill to work as soon as they go home. Distrib utive education students receive help and instruction in the everyday problem s that they face on t 11eir after-school jobs.

COMMERCIAL

Miss ATHIE MANOS - Shonhand and Typing

Mr. AMIL SWANSON - Typing and Bookkeeping

The commercial subjects are useful in many fields other than business. They do prepare a person fo r entrance into the business worl d, but they also teach skills that can be ap plied to other activities. Typing is useful in high school and even more so in college. Also many college students take notes in shorthand while listening to lectures. The general p r inciples of business can be a pp lied to many situations to keep record s straight and to work more efficien tly.

PHYSICAL EDUCATION

Mr. RICHARD BOOTON - Boys ' Physical Education and Coach

Mrs. MABEL BISHOP-Girls ' Physical Education

Besides good food , medicine , and proper rest, it takes physical exercise to keep in good health. Some people are more naturally athletic than others, but all can receive the benefits of physical education classes. Exercises are far more effective when taught by and done under the supervision of a skilled teacher. The finer points of many types of athletic games are taught from the standpoints of both the participant and the .spectator.

COOKS

Mrs. MONTGOMERY

Mrs. BACHATEY

Mrs. DARDEN

Mrs. RENKE-Head Cook

Every morning as ,.,.e pass by the lunchroom, we smell delightful odors eminating from it. The question always goes around, "I wonder what we ' re having for lunch today?" Whatever we do have, our cooks cook it to perfection. They give us a great variety and we all enjoyed the special Thanksgiving and Chrisonas dinners they made for us.

MATH AND SCIENCE

Mr. ARTHUR PAPENFUS - Biology

Mr. LOREN CHRISTENSEN -Chemistry and Physics

Mr. DARREL HAFLING - Algebra

Aeronautics, Geometry, and Coach

Mr. EDWARD HERBER- Algebra and Geometry

In our modem world a technical educatlon is of uonost importance. The foundations of a technical education are the sciences and mathematics. Vital facts about the world around us are taught in the science classes, biology , chemistry, and physics. A working knowledge of algebra and advanced math are taught in the three different algebra courses. Aeronautics teaches the fundamentals of flight and airplane design. Figures both plane and solid are studied in the geometry and trigonometry courses From these classes come our scientists and mathematicians of tomorrow who work to create a more pleasant and easier world in which to live

CUSTODIANS

Mr. CHARLES BISHOP

Mr. CLIFFORD BUSSERT

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Mr . NICK MA TTIVE -Head Cutodian

Mr. NA THEN KlRKLAND

With the ne,.,. Golden High School our custodians have a terrifically hard job. But every morning ,.,.hen we come to schooJ we find the floors spic and span . All r epairs are made promp tly and cheerfully . We had two custodians added to our st aff later in the year ,vhen i t became apparen t that we would need more help to keep our huge school clean.

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For the first time in Golden's history we have only three classes in our high school, the Seniors , Juniors, and Sophomores. I t is an arrangement th.at everyone seems to like , students , faculty , and adminis tr ation . Ready to graduate this year a re our mighty Seniors Many are sad about having to leave Go l den High , but they leave with a good rec - \. ord and satisfied with wha t they have done " for our school It is a very fine class that is graduating this year, both scholastically and athletically. Next are the J uniors . They have one more year ahead of them during which they will be able to use the fully completed facilities of our new school The Juniors are also building a record of scholastic and athleuc achievement like that of the Seniors. The youngest class in our school are the Sophomores. They have just begun the routine of high school life, but much is expected of them in the future .

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STUDENT LEADERS

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SANDY CARR Sec-Treasurer

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JERRY MALCOLM President

STUDENT COUNCIL

FRONr ROW - Kay Trezise, Evonne Petry, Mary P apagec,.cge, Ju dy Fleming, El aine Tait. CENTER RO W - Roger Dunn, Orlando Chavez, Elias Archuleta, Pat Brown , Phyllis Hatton, N ina Harbus, Janice Gregory. BACK ROW - Bob Krattli, Bob Dupp man, Paul Meyers, Chu c k Richey, Ro dney Peterson, Ken Snyder. JOI-rn CI.ELI.AND V ice-President

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SENIOR OFFICERS

PLANNING COMMITTEE

JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS

Paul Meye r , President D on T o dd, Vice-Presid ent Miss Peterson, Sponsor

Janice N elson, Treasurer \ t Ted Braun, Secretary PIANNil'-lG COMMITTEE : Madeli ne Vach er, Louie Fraunf e lder, Bob Duppman , D e anie le e, and Ami e J ones

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Buddy Acker Jame s Adams Clifford Aldrich Jame s Allen Fayrene Anderle Karen And erson Jan i ce Anstine Nanc i e Aspergren Dre w Barb ee Shirley Barnes Roger Beume r Jeny Billi s Henry Binder Lenn ox Bird Ted Braun Lanny Bro uwer Pat Brown Doris Burns David Bussert Eugene Calmett

Eddie Chamberlain Terry Cheli us

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Carol Churches Car olyn Churches

ia Claar Mary Ann Collum Virginia Corbin Larry Cram er

Carolyn Dessau Adam Di ller Sandra Dorsey Hershel Doyle Lora

Duncan Sharon Dunstan Robert Duppmau Nancy Durell Linda Easley Lor i Edwa r ds John Elli son

n e Epler Sharon Flaherty

uis Fraunfelder Edwa r d Freeman Bill Frye Tom G es ke

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Roger Lea vitt Deani e Lee Karen Lewis Donald Looper George Loyd Retta McC lelland Wanda M cCoy Pat M aas Gary Mabb Beryl Mahana Ronald M artella Carter Martin Clifford Martin Henry M artin M errolynn Martin Nancy Mason Linda M a ugh an Joyc e Maurer Rex May Linda M e rriman Paul Meye r D or othy M ick

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Linda M ish l e r Pat Mortimer

• John Morton Roger Multer Anna Nare Janice M. Nelson Joan Nelson Sharon Nelon Ray Obermeyer Russell Orosz Douglas Orr Lloyd Ortega Janie Peck Ronald PeIVis Evonne Petry Steve Plank Arnold Potter Donald Potter Janice Puryear Geraldine Price Donald Pyle John Ran.kin

Gary Reese Phil Reisbeck

Larry Reitz Ruth Rennecker

Llnda Riddell Nan Robinson Ronald Roe Jack Salisbury Connie Sasse Gerald Seigal Gary Spradling Joe Starika Skip Stevens Jean Strange Jerry Stranksy Peggy Summers Ma. rgaret Swanson Betsy Taylor Larry Thuet Donald Todd Ivyl Tood Eddie T r evena Kay Trezi s e Charles Trichka Madeleine Vacher D ixie Van Druff

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Jane W eigand Howard W ei tzel

Nancy W e ll s Charlotte Wheele r Anita Willard

SOPHOMORES

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Miss Maud Priest, Sponsor

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Jean Alden Karen Allen Charmaine Ames Spencer Ames Billie Anderle Elias Archuleta Gale Avis Jim Baker Mickey Baker Bernie Barela Barnhardt Jerry Bart Sh i rley Bates Cha rles Beaty Carol Bognar Carl Br e wsaugh Ma r g i e Bunzel Gr etchen Bue rger Tony Cariaga Colin Chishohn O rlando Chavez 4-0

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Sharon Coop Georgeanna Cooper Sandra Craig M oya Cramer Betsy Crane Garry Cullum Mickey D elRi o Ray DeVolder Dianna Di ckinson Patr i c i a Dishman Nancy Dixon Beatrice Dobyns Annette Doyle Nancy Dulaigh Roger Dunn Mary Ann Duppman Henerietta Duran Sharon Eaton Rendel Edmonds Clifford Elkins Tom Elli s Bonnie Epler

Jacki e Es li c k Barbara Evans

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Galen Feeback Judy Fleming Irene Foreman Gerald Foster Karen Fountain Barbara Frede r ick Neil Friend Jimmie Frye Glenetta Gibbon s Carol Gillett Richard Gookin Garry Granquist He rbe rt Harper Randy Harri s Susan Hartmeister Patrici a Higgins Bob Hood Wilma Hood 91\arles Hook Sharon Ho ran J anet Hutch inson Pat Knight

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Ronnie Keltner Betty Kincaid RoDD.ie Kno:x Albert Kolbe Bob Krattli David Krest Ronald Lass Patricia Lawson Nancy Leek Alan Lewis Nad i ne Looper Ann Maddox Theresa Manchego John Macdonald Charlotte Matherly Barbara Martin CoDD.ie Mattox Bill McGuire S and.ra McPherson Margaret Moore Bob Nakoniecmy Mickey Nielson

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Wayne Odneal Nancy Oliver

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Gary Oxelson Mary Papageorge Bob Pasco Pat Plested Patricia Pomer oy Stan Pope W ilma Pyle Claudia Pyle Nora Ram~etter Shirley R ansford Charlotte Redell Richard Reider Bill Reinhard Marlys Reitz Judy Richards Bob Rochefort ReJ eanna Rodriguez D ean Rogers M arlys Rudeen Jack Sallack Judy Sa.met Ann Sc hl offman 44

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Jerry Schoech Mark Schulz Lynn Shepard Virginia Smith Phyllis Sons Sharon Stahl Gloria Stehle Glen Stone Clifford Strange Jim Strouse Bill Stuermer Stanley Swisher Mike Sullivan Elaine Tait Virginia Thomas Charlene T ourene Lloyd Tower Dick Trow John Trujillo Shirley Urrutia Sammy Van Winkle Jessie Valentin e

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Mary Van Hooser Linda Vayo

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Many tJ:ungs combine to make Golden High School what it is, but one of th e most important factors is our athletic program . Our sports activities benefit everyone, the boys who play the game and the students watching from the stands The boys receive the benefit of rigid practice and tra inin.g. The student body have the fun and thrills of cheering t he ir teams on to victory. But sports also teach a great deal The players learn to get along with their teammates and cooperate with their coaches. They l earn physical and mental coordination. They l earn to make split-second decisions, to win gracefully, and to accept defeat. All these things combine to build a man out of a boy The audience in the bleachers also learns good spo:1:smansbip, to win gracefully, and to accept defeat. This year Golden High has had one of it ' s best years in all phases of athletics. We have had highly capable coaches, fighting teams, peppy cheerleaders, and terrific student support. We can truly say, "Football, wrestling, basketball, we ' re the school that l eads them all. 11

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FOOTBALL STATE RUNNERS-UP

Because of only a fe,-1 returning lettermen on this year's squad, the Golden gridders ,-1ere rated by the local ne,-1spapers as having a good chance of placing last 1n the league. The papers found they had sorely underrated the skill of our new head coach, 8111 Lewis, the rapid development of last year's numeralmen, and the team ' s ceaseless ,v111 to win The Demons began the season with four non - league games. Adams City first fell by a 20-0 score, then \vesnninister by a 6 - 0 score, Littleton by a 33-7 tally, and Brighton by a 21 - 0 tally.

Golden dropped the league opener to Lakewood 19-21, but rebounded the next '"eek by crushing Wheatridge 25 - 7

Following a 56 - 13 defeat of Las Animas in a non - league game, the De1nons rolled O\ier Aurora 35-25 and then trounced Arvada 41 - 6 to qualify for the Lower AA State Football Tournament

The first tournament game ,..,as against Brighton ,-1ho ,..,ere handily defeated at Golden 26 - 7. The Demons then travelled t o Trinidad for the state finals Although Golden drew first blood, the po,verful, fast-moving TrinidaJ squad \'lent on to ,-1in 27 - 6, taking the state championship.

TOP ROW : Hershel Doy l e , George Ortega, Paul Meyer, Ken Snyder, Rod Peterson, Gary Fleebe, Alan Snodgrass Chuck Richey, Don Maurer, Coach Le\vis. SECOND ROW: J im McCracken, Dan Shier, Roger N1u l ter, Doug J acobs , Don Potter, Drew Barbe, Jerry Houghton, Rex May, Richard Seal, JeIT} Stransky TI-IIRD ROW : Coach Hafling, Ted Braun, Mickey Baker, Randy Harris, J oe Starika, Gerald Seigal, Ehas Archuleta, Carl Churches, Roger Dunn, Richard Baxter, James Baker, T1mmy Schloffman FOURTH ROW: Jeffrey Kurtzman, Louis Frauniel der , David Kuhn, Martin Kuhn, Herb Blatter, Gale Avis, Clifford Aldridge, Tony Cariaga, Bob Nakonieczny, Arnold Potter

Schedule League Standings Golden 20 Adams City 0 Won Los t Pct. " 6 Wesnninster 0 Lakewood 4 0 1.000 " 33 Littleton 7 Golden 3 1 .750 " 21 Brighton 0 Wheatridge 2 2 .500 ti 19 Lakewood 21 Aurora 2 2 .500 " 25 Wheatridge 7 Arvada 0 4 .000 " 56 Las Animas 13 II 35 Aurora 25 ti 41 Arvada 6 " 26 Brighton 7 " 6 Trinidad 27

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Dan Shier Frosty Snodgrass Doug J acobs Herb Blatter Dick Seal Ken Snyder

SENIOR

Chuck Richey

Rod Peterson

LETTERMEN

Jim McCracken Don Maurer

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DEMONS IN ACTION

Brighton interference couldn ' t do much to stop the hard f 1ght 1ng Demons in th is 21-0

Jerry Stransky pushes ahead for a fc,v yards despite Arvada interference in a muddy game ,vhich the Demons ,von 41-6. Don Maurer speeds around right end for a long game against Las Animas . Everyone on the squad played in this game, won 56- 1 3 This Trinidad defenseman has a good grip on Don Maurer, but couldn ' t keep him from picking up several yards first. Rod Peterson scoots through the n11ddle for several yards against the Littleton Lions in a game ,vhich sa,v man, of the "B'' Squaden. 1n action The Demons ran over Little ton 33-7 as if all the Lions ,vere lying on the ground like this one conquest of the Bt lldogs .

Under the capable direction of Coach Darrel Hafl1ng , the Golden grapplers had a very successful season, winnir,is nine matches, tieing one. and losing only one. In the preseason non-league matches, the Demons defe a ted South 36-13, Colorado Springs 34-16, Litt leton 39-15, Boulder 22 - 21, Engle,.,ood 22 - 21 , and tied Greeley 20 - 20.

The regular season began ,.,ith Arvada taking the ma t ch 26 - 21. However, the Demons proved they wer e not a losing team by downing Aurora 47 - 5, Lakewood 31-17, and Wheatr1dge 31-9. Adams City fell 40 - 5 in a nonleague match.

As in the league , Golden ended up 2nd 1n the district tournament , losing to Arvada by a score of 95-92. Eigh t Golden \vrestlers qualified in the district tournament for the Final Stat e Wrestling Tournamen t. In the fust r ound of the State Tournament, four Demons won. In the second round only Doug Jacobs was able to ,-.rin and he \'lent on t o take the consolation position

> ' WRESTLING

I.EFT to R IGHI' : Ray Obermeyer, Elias Archu leta, J e rry Schl offm an, Stanley Dunn, Richard Baxte r, J e rry Houghton, Don Potter, J ay Martine, Richard Seal, K enny Snyd er, Dan Shier, D oug J acob s, and Alan Snodgrass . K NEELING : David He1mbecher, Buddy Acker, manager, Arnie P otter, manager, and Coach Haflmg

Schedule League St andings Go l den 36 South 16 Won Lost Pc t " 34 Colo. Springs 16 Arvada 4 0 1 000 " 39 Littleton 15 Golden 3 1 .750 " 22 Boulder 21 Lake,-.rood 2 2 .500 " 22 Englewood 21 Whea tri dge 1 3 . 250 " 20 Greeley 20 Aurora 0 4 .000 " 21 Arvada 26 " 47 Aurora 5 " 31 Lakewood 17 " 31 Whea tri dge 9 " 40 Ad a ms City 5 52 '

WRESTLERS

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Rich Baxter D ave Heimbecher J erry Schloffman Doug J acobs Dan Schier Frosty Snodgrass J im Kinch J ay Martine Ken Snyder

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The Golden "B" Squad wrestlers had a slow start this year, but turned in some fine performances to split even at 3 \vlns and 3 losses.

This is one of the f e,v times J ay Martine ,vas on the bottom Here he prepares to reverse his position.

(t(tB'' SQUAD

BACK ROW : Buddy Acker, Manager; Anue Potter, Manager; Timmy Schloffman, Anderson Tl-IlRD ROW: Dick Trow, Harold Whitford, J im Kinch, Joh n MacDonald, Ronald Ro e SECOND ROW: Ted Braun, Jerry Stransky, Dan Shier, Louie Fraunfelder, Charlie Trichka, Russell Orosz. BOTTOM ROW: Ray Obermeyer, Richard Henderson, Tony Cariaga , L arry Schlegel, J erry Malcolm, Henry Martin .

Golden 20 South Golden 5 Boulder Golden 14 Englewood Golden 39 Arvada Golden 42 Aurora Golden 25 Bear Creek 31 55 36 11 8 24

"B" SQUAD SCHEDULE

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Here is an excellent shot of Rich Baxter as he definitely holds the advantage

CROSS-COUNTRY STATE CHAMPIONS

After several years of developing h is runners, Coach Bo oton st arted o ut this year with a very fast, well-trained s.quad. In all meets this ye ar, the Demons lost only one This was by one point to Longmont, the defending state champions Golden easily won the confe renc e meet by n ine points In the state meet Gold e n far o utran Longmont to become the state champions Th is was the first state championship in Golden's history and Golden is i ndeed proud of the C r~- Country team for bringing it h ome.

Schedule (Low Score Wins)

Golden 13

Aurora 23

II 11 East 31 Lakewood 40 Wheattidge 41 West 57 " 59 " 21 29

Longmont 58 La rimie 104 Aurora 30 Lakewood Arvada Wheattidge Longmont 57 Greeley 98 Littleton 101

The Cr~ -Country Banque t was an affair that will be long remembered by thooe who attended. There were guest speakers from near and far at the dinner honoring the new state champions

LEFT to RIGHT: Roger Beumer, Terry Th iede , Bo b J aenicke, Ed Traev ena, Ron Kno x, Bill Frye, Je sse Val entine, Ron Roe, Mike Sullivan, Gary Rees e , Ern ie Sw earingen, Coach Booton.

Coach Richard Booton

BASKETBALL LEAGUE CO-CHAMPIONS

The Golden ballhawks started off this season with a roar. In preseason play the Demons overpowered Ft. Morgan 42-41, Larimie 50 - 38, Sterling 72-41, and West 55-40. Then Golden dropped their first non -league game to Cherry Creek, 49-56. Undaunted by the one loss, the Demon cagers went on to complete preseason play by downing Englewood 70-61 and Brighton 52-47.

The league schedule included eight games and Golden continued on their rampage. Aurora was trounced 59-30 and 42-36. Arvada was no match for the sharp-shooting Demons who trimmed them 61 - 30 and 84-53 Wheatridge fell 36 - 32 and 67 - 53. Golden split with Lake,vood 64 - 63 and 44-58 to become league co - champions with a 7 -1 record During the league season the Demons dropped a non-league game to powerful Adams City 49 - 56.

In post-season playoff games the Demons dropped a hard-fought contest to Lakewood 66 - 72. This forced the ballhawks to play North, the Denver League co - champions. Although the team played hard, the superior height of North led them to a 62-43 victory.

Don Todd, J on Schieltz, Paul Meyer, Herb Blatter, Gary Flebbe, Chuck Richey, Rod Peterson, Don Maurer, Gary M abb, Ron Purvis, Coach Bill Lewis.

Schedule It 84 Arvada 53 Golden 42 Ft Morgan 41 .. 44 Lake,vood 58 " 50 Laramie 38 It 67 Wheatridge 53 " 72 Sterlin g 41 " 66 Lakewood 72 " 55 West 40 " 43 North 62 .. 49 Cherry C re ek 56 It 70 Englewood 61 League Standings It 52 Brighton 47 Won Lost Pct. It 59 Aurora 30 Golden 7 1 875 " 61 Arvada 39 Lakewood 7 1 .875 " 64 Lakewood 63 Wheatridge 3 5 .375 " 36 Wheatridge 32 Arvada 2 6 .250 " 49 Adams City 56 Aurora 1 7 .125 .. 42 Aurora 36 56

The "B" Squad through the years has proved to be a fine developer of varsity athletes. This year ' s team showed great ability and great promise for the future. During the basketball season, the "B" Squad played other "B" Squads from many of the same schools that the varsity played. Under the competant handling of Coach Elliott, the team compiled a 5 - 4 record

Chuck Richey looks l ike he ' s being poked in the face as he jumps high for this shot West High \Vas no match for the hustling Demons who led by 1 5 points ,vhen the final buzzer sounded

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SQUAD

Bob Lanham, Gerald Seigal, Mickey Baker, J oe Starika, John Ellison, Lynn Shepard, Gary Spradling Ivyl Todd, Bob Duppman, Bill Yetzbacker, Bernie Barela, Coach Bob Elliott '

Golden 14 ti 23 " 23 " 31 ti 37 " 42 " 25 " 23 " 22 Schedule Laramie 36 Sterling 19 West 27 Cherry Creek 26 Engle\.,rood 33 Brighton

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Rod Peterson shows the jumping ability that earned him an All-Conference rating. His brilliant rebounding helped keep the Demons often in posse~ion of the ball

DEMONS

Gary Flebbe may be down, but neither he nor the rest of the team was ever out .

Don Maurer stretches high and far making a layup and showing the form that made him an AllConference forward

Gary Flebbe seems to be putting out all his effort driving in for a layup. This picture shows the determination and spirit with which this year ' s basketball team played.

ACTION

The ball leaves Gary Flebbe 1s hand on its way through the net. Flebbe made approximate l y onehalf of all his shots thls year, compiling the highest scoring percentage on the team.

Sometimes the action becomes as rough as football as this picture clearly shows

BACK ROW: Coach Chuck Corder, Mark Schultz, Dick Grenfeld, Walt Henderson, Jess Valentine, Andy Klemm, Doug Rore, Phil Korthius, Jack Salick, Clark, J ohn Neal, Jacks, Chuck Beaty, Don Feeback, Tony Carriaga, Gary Oxelson, Ivyl Todd, Richard Henderson, Russell Orosz, Jim Frye, Allan Lewis, Dave Good, Bernie Barela, Hurley Hudson, Coach Richard Booton. 2nd ROW : Coach Paul Jeffries, Lynn Shepard, Jim Baker, Don Pyle, Hershel Doyle, Chuck Richey, Jon Schieltz, Ron Martella, J erry Stransky, Jimmy McCracken, Dave Kuhn, Bob Krattli. BOTTOM

ROW: Bill Frye, Roger Dunn, Bob J aenicke, Gary Reese, Gary Flebbe, Roger Beumer, Terry Theide, Mickey Del Rio, Mike Sullivan, Randy Harris, Niel Friend.

TRACK AND FIELD

Co-Captains Terry Theide, Gary Flebbe, Bob Jaenicke

BASEBALL

This year our baseball team had a new Head Coach, Bob Elliott and a lot of new material. With only a few returning lettermen, Coach Elliott had a difficult building job ahead of him, but one which he capably managed

Drew Barbee demonstrates the skill and determination that signified the Demons all year long Incidentally, he knocked the ball a country mile on this pitch.

With several returning lettermen and the state champion Cross-Country Squad, the Demons had one of the finest track and field team s 1n the state Coach Booton ha s worked with the freshman squad also to build a team of the future.

The J efferson County Fairgrounds were the scene of many practices this year.

Here is a good shot of a ball just about to rapidly change direction

TOP ROW: Judy Richards, Terry Manch ego, Carol Gillette, Sheila Clarr, Karen Vendegna, Virginia Smith, Jan et Hutchinson, Marcia Wall i ck, Mary Ann Duppman, Bonnie Epl er.

SECO ND ROW: Ann Schloffman, Barbara Evans, Margaret Swanson, Margie Bunzel, Dorothy Sch elske, Barb Martin, Shar on Eaton, Pat Pomeroy, Mary Papageorge THIRD ROW: Mary VanHooser, Pat Dishman, Charmaine Am es, Gr etchen Buerger, J udy Fleming, Elaine T ait , Moy a Cramer, Wilma Pyle, Re J eanne Rodriques, Judy Samet, Pat Lawson. FOURTH ROW: J oan Mayberry, Virginia Thomas, Betty Kincaid, Linda Beard, Tamara Branch, J ac qu eline Eslick, Beatrice Dobyns, Sandra Craig , Carol Mishler, Maryanna Bell BOTTOM ROW: Fay Anderle, Linda M aughen, Pa t Weaver, Gwen Maughen, Sherry Spath, J an Volz, Pat Schoech, J oann Papageorge, Kay Joh nson, J oAnn Babcock, Carol Church es

OFFICERS : Evonn e P etry, Treas., Carol Churches, Sec , K ay Johnson, Vi ce-Pres. , Fay Anderle, Pres.

FIVE TOP BOWLERS: Faye Anderle, Marg ie Bunzel, Jan ice Nelson, Peggy J ohnson, Elaine Tait.

TOP TEAM BOWLERS : Mary Papageorge, Betty Kincaid, Kay J ohn<.on, Pat Weaver, Caix.

Mrs. Bishop, Sponsor

TI-iIRD TOP TEAM BOWLER S: Evonne P etry, Wilma Pyl e , Capt , Sh eil a Clarr, Judy Samet

SECOND TOP TEAM BOWLERS : Pat Pomer oy, Pat Dishman. Not Picture d : Marcia Wallick, Capt . , J oyce Maurer.

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High School life is far more than books and classes. As well as sports , th ere are in· numerable other activities in ,-rhich to panicipate and which keep a monotonous routine from forming. Our school has clubs and or ganizati ons of every type; clubs for athletes and other sports -mind ed students , clubs for performing services for the school, and clubs to generate interest in some particular field or subject. All our school organizations provide ample work for spare time, develop good character and citizenship and develop leadership. The idea of service is one of the foremost principles in all our organizations. No matter to which ones any of us belong, we all enjoy school much more for our extracurricular activities.

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CHEERLEADERS

Pep and enthusiasm were the by-words of our cheerleaders this year. They constantly wor ked to keep our school spiri t alive. Their clever routines were smoo th and well-coordinated and showed a great deal of practice. The pride of the Pep Clu b and en tire school were our chee rl eaders, Shir ley Gillett, Joann Babcock, Gwen Maughan, and JoAnn Papageorge.

To the players on the football field, the basketball court , the wrestling mat, and the baseball diamond, the moral support of the student body is all-important. Always there and always supplying the support was the Pep Club At all athletic contests, home and away, the Pep Club cheered their hardest in victory and defeat.

MAJORETTES

BACK ROW : Gretchen Buerger, Sharon Stahl, Charmame Ames, Nancy Leek, Kay Naas, Pat Schoech, Elaine Tait, Judy Fleming SECOND ROW: Lind a Redell, Sandy Carr, Betsy Crane, Margaret Swanson, Sandy McPherson, Nancy Dulaigh, Wilma Pyle, Margie Bunzel. THIRD ROW: Nancy Dixon, Susie Padclleford, Mary Papageorge, Judy Richards , Jackie Eslick, Shirley Urrutia, Karen Vendegna BOTTOM ROW : Karyn Kiklas, Nina Harbus, Paula Starbranch, Jud y Baker, K ay J ohnson, Tonnie Bolitho, Janice Gregory, Tamara Branch, Annet Doyle, Evonne Petry. ReJ eanne Rodriques Sherry Spath Dorothy Mick

PEP CLUB

Often the Pep Club girls were able to persuade some of our athletes to take part in their pep ass em bl y skits. The results ,.,ere usually very humorou s as can be seen in these pictures of the funniest of the skits

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Mrs Hurr, Sponsor Maryanna Bell, President

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J an Volz, Vice -President Carol Mishler, Secretary Anne Bitzer, T reasurer J oan Mayberry, Drill Lea d er

HOMECOMING QUEEN AND ATTENDANTS

QUEEN: JO ANN BABCOCK

ATTENDANTS: JAN VOU, ANN BITZER

JO ANN PAPAGEORGE

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HOMECOMING EVENTS

A good time was enjoyed by a ll at the Homecoming

Homecoming game, Queen, and her attendants. • J e rr y Malcolm congratulates Joann Babock as she is given the r e d roses. Dance•

D. A. R.

Every year the Senior girls elect one of their ranks for the honor of DAR good citizen. This year Jan Childs was chosen for her outstanding work in all school functions and her wonderful pel'Sonality.

BOY'S AND GIRL'S STATE

Boy ' s and Girl ' s State JS a meeting of students representing h igh schools all over the state for the purpose of gaining a first-hand knowledge and understanding of our state government. ThJS year J erry Malcolm and Nina Harbus were the delegates from Golden. I I

NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY

Perhaps the most select group in our school is the National Honor Society. Members of the Society are chosen from the very top Junior and Senio r students in the school. Toe National Honor Soc iety has worked hard this year to wr ite and promote the Code of Honor.

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BACK ROW: Mike Cosgrove, Chuck Richey, Rod P eterson FRONT ROW: Joh n Clelland, Janice Gregory, Jo Ann Papageorge, Jerry Malcolm J o Ann P apageorge, Secretary, Rod Peterson, President•

PROJECTION CLUB

The boys in the projection club perform an important service to the school. Whenever any class or group has a movie or slides to be sho\-1n, there is always an ope rator ready and willing to do the Job

CANTEEN BOARD

One of the best forms of recreation around ou r school is the canteen. Open on most game nights and on other special nights, the canteen provided a place to gather and dance, play games, or just sit and talP. The members of the Can te en Board are the ones who planned all canteen activities and s aw that each canteen night ran smoo th! y

Jerry Malcolm, President

Treasurer

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BACK ROW : Mr Perrella, Sponsor, Don Py l e, J im Baker, Gary Granquist FRONT ROW: J eff Kurtzman, Ga l en Feeback, Don Bergman. Pat Pomeroy, Secretary-

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FRONT ROW : Gwen Maughan, Pat Schoech, Sharon Eaton, Pat Pomeroy. SECOND ROW: Bob Laobam, Jerry Malcolm, Rex May, Lynn Shephard, Paul Meyer, Don Todd.

JUNIOR CLASSICAL LEAGUE

J C L. This is the second year for the Junior Classical League at Golden. It i s made up of s tudents who have taken Latir and are interes ted 1n Class ical culture

FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA

Future Teachers of America is made up of girls and boys interested in the teaching profession. Their first proJect this year ,.,as decorating the windows for Education Week. They also worked as substitute teachers at the grade school

Jeff Kurtzman, President, Jane Weigand, Secretary, and J i m Adams, Parliamentarian. TOP: Jerry Bart, Jeff Kurtzman, Adam Diller, Jam es Adams, Nan Robinson. BOTTOM: Jane Weigand, Betsy Taylor, Charmaine Ames, Elaine Tait, and Gretchen Bierger Miss Priest, Sponsor TOP: Charles Hook, Loretta Schelske, Beth Miller, Charlotte Redell Lois Taylor. BOTTOM: Amta Willard, Nancy Woodward, Mary Van' Hooser, Pansy Jones. Miss Bolitho Sponsor Nancy Woodward, Secretary, Mary Van Hooser, Treasurer, and Lois Taylor, Pres ident I

SCIENCE CLUB

The Science Club is new at Golden this year It consists of students who are interested in science as a caree r or who have just a general i nt eres t One of the ou tstanding projects this year ,.,,as the field trip through Colorado Gene ral Hosp ital. The club plans to help in landscaping the grounds of the new school.

AERONAUTICS CLUB

The Aeronautics Club, under the direction of Mr. Ha fling ha s been s tudying model airplane engines and flights They bought their own model plane and built it for experiments on flight.

Executive Committee: Ronald Lass, Lynn Shepard, Pat Dunham, Roger Dunn, Orl ando Chavez.

BACK ROW: Ronald Lass, Bob Nakoniecmy, Neal Friend, Elvin Hartman, Mr. P appenfus SECOND ROW: Bob Hood, Warren Wildman, Jim Strouse, Ray De Volder, Tom Ell is THIRD ROW : Richard Re ider, Lynn Sh epard, Roger Dunn, Orlando Chavez, Clifford Martin. FOURTH ROW; P at Dunham, Shirley Barnes, Wanda McCoy, Ja ckie Eslick, Nancy Leek.

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LEFT to RIGHT: Gary Oxelson, Mr Hailing , Stanley Swish er, Clifford Elkins, Larry Schelgel, Dick Trow, Bob Nakonieczny, Arnold Potter, Don Feeback, J erry Bart, Carl Churches Mr. Hailing, ~ponsor Mr P appenfus, Sponsor.

SQUARE DANCE CLUB

Square Dance Club had a lot of fun this year learning new dances and polishing the ol d ones. They met once a week to dan ce t o records and student callers and they also planned sever al affairs outside school.

KEY CLUB

Another new club at school is the Key Club.

Mr. Halling, S ponsor.

The idea was introduced t o th e bo ys at school lase yea r , bu t this was the first active year. The Key Club wo r ks in coopera ti on ,1ith Ki,vanis t o per form se r vices fo r the school and commu nity. Parking c a rs on baske tbal l g a me nights was o ne of the many p r ojects of se r vice the Key Club performed this ye ar

Mrs Hailing Sponsor

Doug J acobs , President and Carol Churches, Secretary - treasurer BACK ROW : Connie N o vak, Mary Anne Harbus , Carol Churches, Pat Dunham , J ane Davis, G e rald me Wycoff, Nancy Wilbur, Karen Vendegna, Doug J acobs . SECOND ROW: Roger Clark, Dave H ei mbecker, J ack Salisbury, Cliff Martin, J im Ramstetter, San d y Craig. FRONT ROW: Dan Shier, Tim Weed, Roger Lavitt, Gal en F ee bac k, Don Feebac k, Larry He l burg

BACK ROW: Drew Barbe e , H erb Bl atter, Larry Mclnroy, Ron Purv is, Carter Martin. SECOND ROW: H erb Schmidt, Al Stewart , Terry Chelius, Stan Dunn, J oe Starika, Jerry Malcolm. T HIRD ROW : Gary Fleebe, John Ellison, Paul Meyer, Ted Braun , Don T odd, Ray Kimminau . BOTTOM ROW: J effrey Kurtz man, Chuck Richey, Rex M ay, Rod Peterson, Don M aurer '

R od P eteI":>o n, Pres i dent; Chuc k Richey, V ice-pre sident; Don Todd, Secretary-treasur e r.

MAROON AND WHITE

The "Maroon and White" staff has worked hard all year to produce a superb school newspaper. Members of the staff attended all sporting events and social affairs to give accurate accounts of all school a ctivities. Besides reporting the daily life of our school, the staff did a great se rvi ce to the coach ng department by keeping athletic re cords.

LIBRARY CLUB

Library Club is a public relations and service club. They have done a beautiful job this year helping Mrs. Gorsky and the other librarians set up and organize our new library. They were also involved in a proJect to help Mitchell Elementary School se t up a central library. They entertained the county Librarians at their meeting here.

Pansy J ones , President Dianna Dearinger, Vice-President

Mrs. Gorsky, Sponsor

Mrs Nollen, sponsor

Anne Bitzer, Exchange Editor; Jud y Baker, Editor; Al Stewart, Features; J ack Theisen, Photographer; Frank Crane, Sports Editor. Not Pictured: Janice Gregory, Editorial Page; Kay Johnson, Business Manager.

BACK ROW: Carrolyn Dessau, J ean Strange, Beth Miller, Ray Kimminau, Al Stewart, Ja ck 'Jlieisen, Anita Willard.

FRONT ROW : Pat Maas, Beverly Haagensen, Anne Bitzer, Judy Baker, Frank Crane

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BACK ROW: Pansy J ones, Djanna Dearinger, Shelia Claar, Sherrell Garvin, Beth Miller, Lois Taylor. FRONT ROW: Aimee J ones, Merrolyn Martin, Mary Van Hoooer, Diane Burlingame.

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SAFETY SIDERS

The purpose of Safety Siders is to teach safety to all who deal in any ,.,ay ,'/ith automobile traffic. The Golden Safety Siders was the first club of its kind in the United States There were two members from Golden on the State Safety Siders Council and club's work has helped to greatly reduce traffic accidents in Golden

Louie Fraunfelder, Secretary

Hershel Doyle, P resident

Gary Flebbe, V ice-President

Paula Starbranch, Corresponding Secretary

Nina Harbus, T r easurer

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BACK ROW: Carl Brewsaugh, Chuck Beaty, !-Ian Robinson, Jean Strange, Beverly Haagenson, Wilma Pyle, Sandy McPherson, Nancy Dulaigb, Nancy Dixon, Barbara Martin. SECOND ROW: Karen Anderson, Pat Mortimer, Gwen Maughan, Carol Mishler, Jan Volz, Tonnie Bolitho, Maryann Harbus, Connie Novak, Orlando Chavez, Gary Oxelson, Carl Nelson. BOTTOM ROW : Larry Mclruoy, Dick Baxter, Dave He1mbecher, Harry Meerdink, Jerry Malcolm, Shirley Gillett, Pat Brown, John Clelland, Terry Chelius.

Mr J ohnson Sponsor

{t{tG'' CLUB

The lettermen's club in our school 1s the "G" Club. Anyone who earns a letter automatically becomes a member. The "G" Club has shown many movies this year of our own athleuc events, of college and professional athletic events, and of all sports in general The purpose of the "G" Club 1s to help make and enforce league rulings concerning athletes and to provide interesting and educational sports entertainment for its members and the student body

BACK ROW: Rendel Edmonds, Clifford Aldrich, J erry Schloffman, Bvo Lanham, Gerald Seigal, Buddy Acker, Mark Schultz, Don Bergman SECOND ROW: Stan Dunn, Ken Snyder, Dick Seal, Harry Meerdink, Jerry Houghton, Lennox Bird, J effrey Kurtzman, Carl Churches, Bob Ja enicke, Bob Hood. THIRD ROW: Roger Dunn, Skip Stevens, Paul Meyer, Hershel Doyle, D an Shier, J ay Martine, J erry Stransky, Bob Krattl1, Ron Roe, Roger Beu.mer, Bill Frye FOURTH ROW : Doug J acobs, Dave He1mbecher, Ph i l Reisbeck, Rex May, Gary Mabb. FIFTH ROW: Ed Traevena, Ernie S\vearingen, Don Potter, Arnie Potter, Gary Flebbe, Herb Blatter, Ron Stimler, George Ortega, Terry Chelius, Terry Thiede BOTTOM ROW: Gary Reese, J on Scheiltz, Rod Peterson, J im McCracken, Chuck Richey, Frosty Snodgrass, Don Dulaigh, Dick Baxter, Frank Crane, Bill Peters, Don Maurer.

Mr Hafling, Sponsor Richard Seal, V ice - President Chuck Richey, Secretary D on Maurer, President

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TOP ROW: Don Bergman, Lois Taylor, Judy Sigler, Judy Samet, Gary Risdon, Bob Jaenicke, Jesse Valentine, Terry Thiede. 2nd ROW: Glenetta Gibbons, Bill Frye, Patty Lawson, Jan Childs, Chuck Beaty, Larry Schlegel, Jim Lidberg, Marcia Jensen, and Beth Miller. BOTTOM ROW: Joan Nelson, Bonnie Epler, Charlotte Matherly, Charlotte Redell, Amee Jones, Marrolyn Martin, Diane Burlingame, and Lcretta Schelske.

PIONEERS FOR CHRIST

The P.F C. is an inter-denominational organization dedicated to providing Christian fellowship for high school students, and through their example to influence others in the Christian way of living. To accomplish their goal they have shown films, held regular meetings, and sponsored group social events.

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Gary Risdon, President 1st Semester, Joan Nelson, President 2ncl Semester

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Mr. H erber, Sponsor.

The Annual Staff is a rather small group, but one with a big job. The staff has worked countless hours to bring you the best yearbook possible. Few people realize the tremendous amount of work it takes to put out an annual. Members of the staff must act as photographers , picture printers, reporters, copy writers, bookkeepers, salesmen, advertising agents, business managers, and editors They Shirl ey Gillett, Business Manager

must attend to the tousaod and one daily items which must be taken care of to produce a successful ye arbook Mr. Herber, Sponsor All these jobs are done on the staff' s own time, but they are proud to present to you the culmination of their year ' s \vork.

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BACK ROW : Buddy Acker, Jeffr ey Kurtzman, Douglas J acobs , Gerald Fos ter, Ronald Lass

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SECOND ROW : Jan Childs, Pat Dunham, Linda Beard, Judy Sigler, Shirley Gillett. BOTTOM ROW: Alice Green, Nan Robinsou, Sue Loizeaux NOT PICTURED: Sandy Carr Jan Childs, Editor

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Doug J acobs , Head PhotograJXler

CHORl JS

The chorus classes, under the direction of Mrs. Hurr, have had many valuable experiences this year. They put on an assembly for the Junior High School, and presented a Chrisonas program here. They also entertained at the dedication of the new school and worked hard on their songs for the Spring Festival.

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BACK ROW: Mrs. Hu.rr, Ruth Rennecker, Peggy Johnson, Betty Walker, Glenetta Gibbons, LaVesta Williams. FRONr ROW: Snady Carr, Kay Trezise, Sue Bownan, Elaine Tait, Nancy Woodward, Nancy Dixon.

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SKI CLUB

Ski Club is a cont1nuall y growing organization at Golden. Every \'1eek end members go to the mountains to ski. The increasing popularity of skiing is drawing many new members into the club \'1here they can learn to ski along ,"Ii.th their friends and receive instruction from the senior members.

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BACK ROW : Stan Dunn, Carl Churches, J im Allen, Dave Krest. ROW 2: Lennox Bird, Tim Weed, Walter Henderson, Betsy Taylor ROW 3: Jo an Mayberry, Jane Davis, Ann Bitzer, Linda Riddel. ROW 4 : Sandy Carr, Pat Schoech, Jo ann Babcock, MaryAnna Bell, Barbara Evans Sponsor - Mr. Elliott

Sponsor-Mr Elliott, Vice-President-Dave Krest, Treasurer- Sandy Carr, Secretary-Mary Anna Bell, President -J im Allen.

CAUGHT!

Isn ' t it amazing what good photographers can do? To Doug Jacobs and Buddy Acker we dedicate this page in appreciation of the superb job they did as photographers for "El Diablo ' s Diary". '--

r J erry exp la i n s policies of Cante e n l 11 / U.. ,..

Rodney intr oduces J ane Sterli ng, who speaks to the stud e nt body on adopting a "C ode o f Honor" ..

Mr.

Sharma compares In dia 1s school s ,vith G H S

PEP ASSEMBLIES

Scenes from the skit of the Arvada basketball game. Scenes from the skit of the Aurora basketball game.

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Mr. J~rry Smith demonstrates the art of using the trampolin Mr. Johnson , Coach Lewis make football a,vards.

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C oach Lewi s presents trophy to Mr. Johnson.

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HAPPY DAYS

Mrs Anna P etteys brings main address at New School D edication . Dr . J ohnson welcome s guests . Gary and Chuck find them se l ves in a tight spot as Demon entertain,;.

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Congratulations Class of ' 57 THE GOLDEN SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION " Since 191 O" 70 1 - 13 t h St CR 9-2525 Ed I fo/ICE lfello 1 I MEYER HARDWARE AND SPORTING GOODS 1112 Wa s hington A v enue Compliments of BOYACK'S GROCERY 15600 W. Colfa x Plea s an t View INDUSTRIES Golden, Colorado OSA-MAE'S SHOPPE Evergreen Phone 194 Golden CRestview 9-3653 Best U ishes THE RECORD SHOP 1118 Wa s hington Avenue CR 9-1696 Golden II

Free Estimates CR 9-1688 S. S. GILLETT Excavating Contractor Compressor and Jackhammer Work Excavating - Backfilling Road Building - Carryall Work

of GOLDEN SERVICE STATION l 0th and Ford Street s Best If ishes to the Class of ' 57 KROGER PRESS Printing Quality and Service CR 9-1 222 ~qv 'l.f?--fr .. J \lY A.G. EAKER Open Every Evening S & H Stamps Clothing for all the Famil} • LEADING CIRCULATION IN JEFFERSON COUNTY-[SIX PAPERS MERGED INTO ONE SINCE 1946]. - F •, .,,. '\ .u,,'"!ir."°~ 1" F -~ , ,.I E :: LD : , ··!flCTO ~·· - ·: OP ... [4 , '° l 0£11, (V[IIG ,

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GHS Yearbook - 1957

CONTENTS

YEARBOOK STAFF

DEDICATION

Student lounge

Trophy Case

BOARD OF EDUCATION

ADMINISTRATION

SOCIAL STUDIES

LANGUAGES

FINE ARTS

PRACTICAL ARTS

COMMERCIAL

Miss ATHIE MANOS - Shonhand and Typing

PHYSICAL EDUCATION

COOKS

MATH AND SCIENCE

CUSTODIANS

STUDENT LEADERS

SENIOR OFFICERS

PLANNING COMMITTEE

SPONSORS

JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS

SOPHOMORES

FOOTBALL STATE RUNNERS-UP

DEMONS IN ACTION

WRESTLERS

CROSS-COUNTRY STATE CHAMPIONS

Schedule (Low Score Wins)

BASKETBALL LEAGUE CO-CHAMPIONS

DEMONS

ACTION

TRACK AND FIELD

BASEBALL

CHEERLEADERS

MAJORETTES

PEP CLUB

HOMECOMING QUEEN AND ATTENDANTS

HOMECOMING EVENTS

D. A. R.

BOY'S AND GIRL'S STATE

NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY

PROJECTION CLUB

CANTEEN BOARD

JUNIOR CLASSICAL LEAGUE

FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA

SCIENCE CLUB

AERONAUTICS CLUB

SQUARE DANCE CLUB

KEY CLUB

MAROON AND WHITE

LIBRARY CLUB

SAFETY SIDERS

{t{tG'' CLUB

PIONEERS FOR CHRIST

CHORl JS

MELO DEARS t

SKI CLUB

PEP ASSEMBLIES

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ALL SCHOOL PICNIC

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