GHS Yearbook - 1958

Ther~ 's A high school out at Golden That ex c els from all the rest. xcelltng 1n athletics, ts standards are the best. the boys and girls are loyal ; True blue as the sky We will always stick together For the honor of Golden High. Golde olden ! Maroon and the White 1 \ en, Golden! For you we'll always f'h WE'LL FIGHT!

.J ~otball, \.,rrestl1ng, basketball, ~' We 're the school that leads them all. Oh, we hail our Golden High!

IN GRATITUDE

It is with extreme pride and pleasure that we gratefully dedicate El Diablo 's Diary of 1958 to Mr. and Mrs. Bishop.

Mrs. Bishop has for fourteen years been girls' athletic director at Golden High School. She has also sponsored the Girls' Athletic Association to provide its members with constructive extracurricular activity.

Mr. Bishop has taught American history and ocher subJects in the field of social studies for twenty-two years. He has also traditionally been the sponsor of the Senior Class and was formerly band director in the Golden school system.

Togethe r Mr. and Mrs. Bishop have served Golden High School fa1thfully for thirty-six years with little thanks other than their own personal sa t is faction. Therefore, ,.,e feel 1t is high time we expressed ou r heartfelt appreciation to two of the finest instructors in the history of Go l den High.

Mr s. M abe l Bish op

Mr. Ralph Bishop

BOARD OF EDUCATION

The young, aggressive Board of Education of Jefferson County has instigated many new programs for the improvement of our school system. The Board has backed the study of class sizes as ,vell as a c celerated courses for advanced students. They have also promoted the building of more new and modern sc hools for bettei education in the county .

The educational opportunities we have received this past year in our ne,., school are due largely to the Board. We feel that this 1s a fitting time to once again express our thanks and appreciation.

LEFT to RIGHT: Charles Moore, Treasurer; Thomas Ten Eyck, First V ice P resident; Dr. Robert H. Johnson, Superintendent; Thomas J. Carney, Secretary; Charles Meyers, Second V ice President; J . Collins Gadd, Presiden t .

Mr. SIGFRED JOHNSON

Gustavus Adolphus College, Colorado State College, B.A., M.A.

Mrs. KA THERINE TAIT Secretary

Miss MABEL BOLI T H O

Student Council, Future Teachers, Jr. Red Cross. Colorado College , Denver University , B.S., M.A.

Mr. WILLIAM LEW IS Dean of Boys , Basketball Coach, History Teacher. Colorado C o llege, Denver University , Colorado University , Gr aduate Work A,o.

Miss EILEEN BI GGS Asst . Advisor of the Sophomore Class, Asst . Advisor of the Pep C l ub. East Centra l State College, Ada, Oklahoma, B S

Mrs. MABEL BISHOP CAA. University of Denver, A . B.

Mr. RALPH BISHOP Senior Class. University of Colorado, B A., M.A., LL.B.

Mr. RICHARD BOOTON

Cross-Country Track, Gymnastics, Wrestling, Talent Show. Denver University

Mr. LOREN CHRISTENSEN Chemistry Club. Colorado State University, A.B., M.E.

Mrs. ANITA CHURCHES P ep Club, Sophomore Class. University of Nebraska, B.S. in Education.

Mr. THOMAS EAST

Melodears, Mens Glee Club. Colorado State College, B.A.

Mr. ROBERT ELLIOTT

Ski Club, Sophomore Class, Baseball, Asst. Football, Basketball Colorado State College , Denver University, Colorado College, B.A.

Mrs. CHARLENE EPIS

Colorado State College, B.A.

Miss HELEN FAIRBANKS

National Honor Society , Senior Class Play. Colorado College, U C.L.A., B A.

Mrs. MERVENE GORSKY

Library Club . George Peabody College, Denver University, B.S

Mr DARREL HAFLING

11 G 11 Club, Square Dance Club, Asst. Football Wrestling, Golf, Tennis. Colorado University, Western State College, B.A., M.A.

Mr. EDWARD HERBER

Yearbook, P.F.C. West Texas State, B.B.A., Graduate Work, Colo. Univ.

Mr. JAMES JOHNSON

Safety Siders. Phillips University, Colorado University, B.S.

Mr. ARTHUR PAPENFUS

German Science Wisconsin State, Colorado State, B.S., M.A.

Mrs. HELEN NOLLEN

Maroon and White. Denver University, University of California, University of Mexico, University of Colorado, A.B.

Miss MAUD PRIEST

J.C.L , Senior Class Play. University of Colorado B.A. , M.A

Mr. ALFRED PERELLA

Senior Class Sponsor. Colorado State College B.A.

Mr LOU RILLOS

Key Club , Football, Asst. Basketball , and Track.

Denver University and Colorado State College B.A. , M.A.

Mr. DAVID RUCKER

Mar ch ing Band , C o ncert Band

Unive rsity of Arizona , Drake University

B.M.E.

Mrs. KA 11-ILEEN TOLOS

Home Ee. Club , Jr . Class Sponsor. Colorad o A & M. , B.S

Mr. VERNON WHITING

Distributive Education Club , Sophomore Class Sponsor. University of Wisconsin , Colorado State College B.B.A. , M.A.

Mrs. JENNY DARDEN Cafeteria Worker

Mrs. WANDA MONTGOMERY Cafeteria Manager

Mrs. FERN POTTENGER Cafeteria Worker

Nick Mattive, Custodian

Nathan Kirkland, Custodian

Lynden Wright, Custodian

William Cameron, Custodian

SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS

SPONSORS

Bob Duppman President

Mr. Edward Herber

Miss Maud Priest

Miss Helen Fairbanks

Mr. Alfred Perella

Hershel Doyle Vice President

Mr. Ralph Bishop

Mrs. Mabel Bishop

PLANNING COMMITTEE

Betsy Taylor Secretary

Car o lyn Churches Trea sure r

LEFT to RIGHT: Karen Anderson, Merr olynn Martin, Madeline Vacher. STANDING: Larry Cramer. INSET: Donald P otter NOT PICTURED: Jerry Houghton

ALEX H. ACKER

Mathematics, Science, P .E.

Annual Staff Photog. 4, Wrestling Mgr. 3,4.

JAMES ADAMS

11 Bud 11

"Jill" 11 National Honor Society 3,4; J.C.L. 2,3,4; Annual Staff 3, Business Mgr. 4 .

Dramatics

CLIFFORD I-nJGH ALDRICH

11 Cliff11

P.F.C. 2,3; Football Numeral 1,2,3; Cross-Country 1,2,3,4; Golf 1,2,3, Captain 1,2, Letter 1,2,3, G Club 2,3,4.

JAMES JOHN ALLEN

"Jim" Tennis 1,2,3,4, Numeral 1, Letter 2; G Club 2,3; Ski Club 1,2,3,4, Pres. 1

Mathematics

FAYRENE ESTELLA ANDERL£

"Faye" Cheerleader 4; Student Council Alternate 2; Color Day Cheerleader 1,2; Pep Club 1,2,3,4, Council 2, Drill Team 3; CAA 1,2,3,4, Pres. 3; Safety Siders l; Square Dance Club 1,2, Pres. 1; Homecoming Attendant, German Club 3, Treas. 3; Social Dancing 3 •

Business

Business

KARFN MARIE ANDERSON

"Karen"

Freshman, Sophomore Planning Committee; Color Day Cheerleader 2,3; Pep Club 1,2,3,4, Sec. 4; Drill Team 4; CAA 2; Safety Siders 2,3,4; Square Dance Club 1; Homecoming Queen; Social Dancing 4.

NANCY JOYCE ASPEGREN

Home Economics, Business 11 N ance" Librarian 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 4; FHA 3; Library Club 2,3, Sec.-Treas. 3; Chorus 1,2,3,4.

ANNA BELLE BANDIMERE

Business P.F.C. 1,2,.3,4. "Annie"

DREW R. BARBEE

Mathematics, Science "Stan"

Student Council 4; Safety Siders Cotn1cil 2,3; Key Club 3; Baseball Numeral 2,3; Basketball Nwneral 1,2,3; Football Numeral 1,2,3, Letter 4; Track Numeral 1; Social Dancing 3.

SHIRLEY ANN BARNES

Home Economics "Shrimp"

Librarian 3; Science Club 3,4; Square Dance Club 2; Social Dancing 3.

ROGER LEE BEUMER

Science, P. E. "Roger" Track 1,2,3,4, Letter 1,2,3,4, Captain 4; Cros sCountry 3, Letter 3, Mgr 3; G Club 1,2,3,4.

GERALD G. BILLIS P. E., Industrial Arts Lakewood: Arts and Crafts 1.

"Jerry"

HENRY C. BINDER

Mathematics "Hank"

Baseball Numeral 1,2, Letter 3,4; Cross - Country Nwneral 1,2; G Club 3,4.

HOWARD BOLITHO

Mathematics

"Howard"

THEODORE LaFOLLE"I"I' E BRAUN

Science "Bear"

Junior Class Secretary; Librarian 4; Safety Siders 2,3,4; Square Dance Club 2; Key Club 3 ,4; Baseball Numeral 3; Basketball Mgr. 2; Football Numeral 2,3, Letter 4; Wrestling Numeral 3, Letter 4; Tennis 3; Social Dancing 3.

LANNY ROSS BROUWER

Business, Band "Pete"

PATRICIA ANN BROWN Business

"Pat"

Student Cowicil 2,3; Freshman Class Sec.- Treas.; Color Day Cheerleader 1,3; Pep Club 1,2,3,4, Pres. 4; Drill Team 4; Safety Siders 2,3,4, Sec.-Treas. 4; Square Dance Club 2, Pres. 2; Graduation Ushe rette 3; Social Dancing 3.

DAVE LEE BUSSERT

Science, Mathematics

EUGENE RICHARD CALMETT P. E., Industrial Arts Baseball 3, Letter 3 .

"Gene" "Terry" Safety Siders 1,2,3,4; Projection Club 1,2; Key Club 2,3,4; Basketball Numeral 4; Football 1,2,3,4, Numeral 1,2, Letter 3,4; Track 1,2,3,4, Numeral 1,2,3, Letter 4; G Club 3,4; Social Dancing 3.

TERRENCE SCOTT CHELIUS

CAROL ANN CHURCHES Business "Carol" Cheerleader 4; Pep Club

Council 3; CAA 1,2,3,4, Sec 3, Letter 3; Square Dance Club 2,3, Sec.-Treas. 3; Homecoming Attendant; Social Dancing 3.

CAROLYN JEANETTE CHURCHES

Home Economics, Business "Turk" Student Council 1; Senior Class Treas.; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; FHA 3; Melodears 2; Annual Staff 4; Graduation Usherette 3; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Vi ce Pre side nt of Chorus.

SHELIA CA THERINE CLAAR Mathematics CAA 1,2 ,3,4.

SUSAN BELLE CLARK

"Dave" "Cathy"

Language s "Poodle" Clintonian: Student Cowicil 2; Annual Staff Bookkeeper 2,3; Latin Club 2,3; Y -Teens 2,3.

VIRGINIA ALBERT A CORBIN

Business, P .E. "Ginny"

Pep Club 1,2,3; Safety Siders 1,2; Square Dance Club 3; Social Dancing 3; D .E. Club 4.

MICHAEL ANDREW COSGROVE

Science, Mathematics "Mike"

Washington: National Honor Society 2,3; Football Numeral 2,3; Tennis Numeral 2; Golden: National Honor Society 3,4, President 4; Annual Staff 4; Football Letter 4; Tennis letter 4; G Club 4; Chess Club Vice President 3.

LARRY RAYMOND CRAMER

Science, Mathematics Projection Club 4; Ski Club 4.

NORMAN WELLS CROSBY Industrial Arts, Mathematic s

"Larry" "Noah"

DIANA DEE DEARINGER

11 DeeDee 11 Librarian 2; Librar y Club 3, Vice Pre s 3; German Club 3.

Dramatics

MARY CAROLYN DESSAU

Science "Carolyn"

Max Shott School: Freshman, Sophomore Planning Committee; librarian 2; Pep Club 2, Vice Pres. 2, Library Club 2; Golden: Maroon & White 4, Asst Editor 4; Chess Club 4.

ADAM Cl.A YTON DILLER

Mathematics, Science "Adam"

Maroon &White 4; J C.L 3, 4; Ski Club 4; Band 1,2; German Club 3

SANDRA LEA DORSEY

P.E., H ome Economics "Sandy"

Nebraska: Pep Club; Gol den: Librarian 4; H o memaking Club 3

HERSHEL WALTER DOYLE

Mathematics, Science "Hersh"

Texas: Football Numeral 1, Letter 2; Golden: Student Collllcil 4; Senior Class Vice Pres.; Safety Siders 3,4, Pres. 3; Projection Club 4; Key Club 4; Footba1.l Letter 3,4, Captain 4, All Conference 3; G Club 3,4, Pres. 4.

LORA LEE DUNCAN

P .E., Home Economics II Lora 1

Breckenridge: Pep Club; Golden: Librarian 4; Homemaking Club 3.

SHARON DUNSTAN

Business, Science "Sheri 11 Granby: Pep Club 1; Idaho Springs: Pep Club 2; Golden: J .C.L. 4; Square Dance Club 3.

ROBERT JOHN DUPPMAN

Mathematics, Science "Bob" Student Council 3; Senior Class Pres.; Junior Planning Committee; Safety Siders 3; Boy's State 4; J.C.L. 2; Key Club 3,4; Baseball Numeral 2,3; Basketball Numeral 3.

NANCY SHARON DURELL

Chorus, Horne Economics Pep Club 4; FHA 3; Chorus 2,3,4.

JOHN DOUGLAS ELUSON

"Nancy"

Science, Industrial Arts "Johnny" Safety Siders 3,4; Science Club 4; Key Club 3,4; Basketball Numeral 3 ,4; Ski Club 4

LYLE GENE EPLER

D.C.C. High: Football Letter 1; Chorus 1.

LOUIE STEVEN FRAUENFELDER

"Gene"

Mathematics, Science "Franz"

Junior Planning Committee; Safety Siders 3; Projection Club 2; Square Dance Club 3; Football Numeral 2, Letter 3,4; Track Numeral 2; Wrestling Numeral 2,3; Regis High I: Basketball 1.

WILLIAM GEORGE FRYE

Industrial Arts Band "Bill"

' P.F .C. 1,2,3,4; Square Dance Club 4; Track Numeral 1, Letter 2,3,4; Cross-Country Numeral 1, Letter 2,3,4, Captain 3,4, Conference Champ , 4, State Runner-up 4; Wrestling Numeral 4; G Club 2,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; All-State Honor Band 2,4; All-State Symphony Orchestra 3,4; Golden Symphony 2,3,4.

THOMAS LAN GESKE

Science, Industrial Arts "Tom"

CHARLOTTE GOODWIN

Business II Char" Pep Club 2,3 ,4; Maj orette 4; Safety Siders 3,4; Square Dance Club 3; Ski Club 4.

MARIE CLARA GREENFIELD "Marie"

Business Safety Siders 4; Square Dance Club 3.

RICHARD ALLAN GRENFELL

Music "Dick"

BEVERLY DOREEN' HAAGENSON

Business "Bev" Sophomore Planning Committee; Maroon & White 3; P ep Club 1,2,3; Safety Siders 3,4; Annual Staff 4; Baccalaureate Usherette 3.

RUBYE CHARON HARDENDORF

Business, Home Economics "Charon" Librarian 2,3,4; Pep Club 3; FHA 3; Chorus 1,2,3,4.

ELVIN EUGENE HARTMAN

Mathematics, Science "Elvis" Science Club 1 ,3; C.A.P. 1,2,3,4; German Club 3,4; D.E. Club 4; Monte Vista: Projection Club 1.

PHYLLIS PAULA HATTON

Mathematics, Business "Phy}"

Student Council 2,3; Color Day Cheerleader 2; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Safety Siders 1,2,3,4; Square Dance Club 2

ROBERT IVAN HEBEL

Business "Wee' Sophomore Planning Committee; Basketball Numeral 1; Football Numeral 1 ,2; Track Numeral 1,2; D.E. Club; Band Lett er 1,2.

RICHARD EDWIN HENDERSON

Mathematics, Science "Rich" Science Club 3,4; Wrestling Numeral 3; German Club 3,4; C.A.P. 1,2,3,4 .

PEGGI ANN HICKS

Business , Home Economics FTA 2; D.E. Club Sec. 4; Chorus 2,3.

"Peg"

Business

CHARLENE KAY HOGAN

11 Char"

Fort Collins: CAA 1,2; Square Dance Club 1,2; AllState Orchestra 1,2; Rifle Club 2; Rifle Team 2; Latin Club 2; Bowbenders 1,2, Sec. 2; Girls' Auto Club 2; Round Table 1,2; Golden: Pep Club 3; Majorette 4; Science Club 3; Square Dance Club 4; Graduation Usherette; All State Orchest r a 3.

JERRY NYE HOUGHTON

Industrial Arts, Art, P.E. " J erry"

Football Numeral 2,4, Letter 3; Wrestling Numeral 2,4, Letter 3; G Club 3,4; Senior Class Planning Committee; Art Club 4.

ROBERT H. JAENICKE

M usic, Industrial Arts

11 Bob 11 Librarian 4; P.F.C. 1 ,2,3,4, Pre s. 4; Track Numeral 1, Letter 2,3,4, Captain 3; Cross-Country Letter 1,2,3,4, Conference Champ 2,3,4, State Champ 3,4; G Club 1,2,3,4; German Club 3.

CAROLE JO JESTER

Business "C. J." Smiley Jr. High: Ljbrarian 1; East High: Keynoters 2; M odel Teens 2,3; Girls 1 Bowling 3; Go l den: Maroon & White Asst. Editor 4, Business Manager 4; Pep Club 3; FT A 4; Ski Club 4.

AIMEE NELLE JONES

Home Economics "Dimples"

Student Council Sec.-Treas. 4; Freshman, Junior Planning Committee; Librarian 4; FHA 3; P.F C. 2,3,4; Safety Siders 2; Girl's State 3; Science Club 4; Library Club 3.

RAYMOND WILLIAM KlMMINAU

Mathematics, Science "Ray"

Maroon & White 3; Safety Siders 4; Key Club 3,4.

MARTIN CLIFFORD KUHN

Mathematics, Science ' ' Muck"

Ke y Club 2; Baseball Numeral 1, Football Numeral 3; Tennis Letter 3; G Club 3 , 4.

DAVID TRUMAN KUHN

Mathematics, Science "Duck"

Sophomore Plann ing Committee; Square Dance Club

2; Key Club 4; Baseball Numeral 1; Football Numeral 3; Track Numeral 2, Letter 3; G Club 3,4; Band Club.

CHARLES THOMAS LAMBERT

Mathematics, Science

Baseball Numeral 1.

JEFFREY GORDON KURTZMAN

"Tom"

Mathematics, Science "Jeff"

National H onor Society 3,4; Projection Club 3 ; J.C.L .

2, Pres. 3,4; Annual Staff 3, Editor 4; Key Club 3; Baseball Numeral l; Football Mgr 3; C Club 3,4; League Sportsmanshi p Committee 4

ALMA DEAN LEE

Science "Deanie"

Sophomore Planning Committee; Maroon & White 4; Pep Club 2,3,4; Drum Major 4; Majorette 3; Safety Siders 2,3,4; Square Dance Club 2,3; Ski Club 4.

ROBERT TREAT LANHAM

Mathematics, Science, P .E. "Ears"

Canteen Board 3,4; Ke y Club 3,4; Basketball Numeral 2,3; TrackNumeral 2,3,4; Wrestling Numeral l; C Club 1,2,3 ,4.

KAREN CHRISTINE LEWIS Music "Karen"

Pep Club 1 1 2,3 1 4; Band 1,2,3,4; Colorado Honor Band 1 , 2,3,4.

SUSAN LOIZEAUX

Mathematics, Science "Su(. 11

Albuquerque: Pep Club 2,3; GAA 3; French Club 2,3; Hockey 2,3; Golden: Pep Club 3; Safety Sider s 4; Annual Staff 3,4.

DONALD RAY LOOPER

In dustrial Arts "Robin Hood" Denver Night School: Mile H i Archers

PATRICIA AGNES MAAS

Art " Pat" Freshman Planning Committee; Color Day Cheerleader 3; Maro o n & White 3,4 , Editor 4; Pep Club 3, 4; P.F.C. 3,4; J.C.L. 3,4.

GARY EUGENE MABB

Business , P.E. "Leach" Student Council 1; Freshman Planning Committee; Ba seball Letter 1 1 2 ,3,4, All Conference 2; Basketball Letter 2,3,4, All Conference 3; Football Letter 4; G Club 1,2,3 , 4 .

RONALD CHARLES MARTELLA

P .E., Industrial Arts, Music "Ron"

P.F.C. 1,2; Safety Siders 2; Projection Club 2; Baseball Numeral 1,2 , 4; Football Numeral l ; Track Num e ral 3; Cross-CoWltry Numeral 2; Social Darcing 3.

CLIFFORD IAN MAR TIN

Mathematics, Science "Cliff" Science Club 4; Square Dance Club 4; German Club 4.

HENRY ALLEN MARTIN

Mathematics, P .E., Science

Wrestling Numeral 3,4; Lakewood: meral 2.

11 Hank 11 Track Nu-

MAXINE MERROLYN MAR TIN

Business , Home Economics 11 Merrolynn 11 Planning Committee 4; Future Homemakers 3; P.F.C 1 ,2,3, 4; Safety Sider's Council 2; Library Club 3.

NANCY LOUISE MASON Science "Willy"

Pep Club 4, Drill Team 4; Future Homemakers 3; GAA 1,2, West:. Carrollton, Ohio; J.C.L. 1, West Carrollton , Ohio; German Club 3; Band 1,2, West:. Carrollton; Y - Teen s 2, West Carrollton; Allied Youth 1,2, West Carrollton; Universe Club 1 ,2.

LINDA LOUISE MAUGHAN Business, P .E. " Lind y Lou" GAA 1,2,3,4, Council 2,3; Square Dance .: h1b 2; Social Dancing 3.

JOYCE MAXINE MAURER

P .E., H ome Economics "Mouse"

Committee 1; Pep Club 1 ,2,3,4, Dnll Team 3, Drill Leader 4; GAA 2,3,4; Canteen Board 1,2; Square Dance Club 2, Social Dancing 3, German Club 3.

LINDA JEANNE MERRIMAN Home Economics, Business "Linda" Pep Club 1,2,3,4; GAA 1; Drive r 's Training 2.

PAUL ARTffiJR MEYER Science, Mathematics "Walt" Student Council President 4, Member 3, Alternate 2; Class President 1,3; Planning Committee 1,2 ,3 ; National Honor Society 3,4; Canteen Board 3, President 4; Safety Side rs 2,3; Key Club 3,4; Baseball 1 1 Letter 2,3,4; Basketball Numeral 1,2,3, Letter 4; Football Numeral 1,2 , Lette r 3,4; G Club 2,3,4; State Student Council 3.

PHALA MARIE MEYER

Chorus, Business "Phala "

Maroon & White 4; Northeast High School: Whitecaps 3; Y-Teens 2 1 3; Stenoettes 3.

PA TRICIA ANN MOR TIMER

Business, Mathematics '' Mort 11 Class Cheerleader 3; Pep Clul- 1,2,3,4; CAA l; Safety Siders 3,4, Council 1,2; Square Dance Club 1 , 2; Graduation Usherette 3; German Club 3; D riv er's Training 2.

JOHN WILLIAM MORTON

Mathemati cs, Mus ic, Science "John " Planning C o mmittee 1 ; Golf Nwneral 1; Band 1,2,3

ROGER HARRY MULTER

Mathematic s, Science "Ski Willie " Pr o jection Club 1; Square Dance Club 1; Football Nwneral 2 , 3 , 4; Wrestling Numeral 1; Ski C l ub 3

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ANNA LOUISE NARE

Art, Business "Ann" Pep Club l; Safety Siders 3; Square Dance Club 3,4; Art Club 2.

SHARON LEE NELON

Business, Fine Arts "S haron" Square Dance Club 3; Social Dancing 3; D E. Club 4; Evergreen: Librarian; Pep Club 1,2, Drill Team ; Majorette 1; Band 1,2.

JANICE MARLENE NELSON

Mathematics, Home Economics P.E. ''Jan" Student Council 2; Class Treasurer 3; Class Cheerleader 1; Pep Club 1,2,3, Treasurer and Drill Team 4; CAA 1,2,3,4; Safety Siders 3; Square Dance Club 2

JOAN ELAINE NELSON

Mathematics, Business, Dramatics " Joanie " Librarian 4; P.F.C. Treasurer 3, Vice Pr eside nt 4 ; Safety Siders 1,4; Annual Staff 4; Library Club 3.

RAY JAMES OBERMEYER

In dustria l Arts "Ray"

Science Club 3; Key Club 3; Ba seball Manager 3; Football Numeral 3; Wrestling 3,4.

RUSSELL GEORGE OROSZ

Mathematics, Industrial Arts

Wrestling Nwneral 3.

11 Russell"

DOUGLAS DeWITT ORR

Mathematics Wrestling Numeral 1,2,3.

LORETT A JANE PECK

11 Doug 11 Business "Janie" Student Council 4; Class Secretary 3; Planning Committee 1; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; CAA 1; Graduation Usherette 3; Safety Siders 1,2.

EVONNE RAE PETRY

Home Economics, Business "Pete"

Student Council 3; Cheerleader 4; Pep Club 1,2,4, Drill Team 3; CAA 1,2,4, Treasurer 3; Safety Siders 1; German Club 3; Social Dancing 3.

STEPHEN JOHN PLANK

Science, Mathematics "Plunk"

Student Council Alternate 2; Safety Siders 1,2,3,4; Projection Club 2; J.C.L. 2; Key C lub 4; Baseball 1,2; Basketball 1; Aeronautics 2,3.

ARNOLD ARTHUR POTTER

Mathematic s, Science

"A rnie "

Annual Staff Ph o tographer 4; Football Numeral 1,2, Manager 3,4; Wrestling Nwneral 1, Manager 2,3, Letter 4; G Club Sec.-Treas. 4; Aeronautics Club 1,2,3; Social Dancing 3.

DONALD LEE POTTER

Mathematics, Science, Chorus

11 Pot 11

Planning Committee 4; Football Numeral 1,2,3, Letter 4; Wrestling Numeral 1, Letter 2,3,4, District Champ 3; G Club 2 ,3, Vice Pre sident 4; Aeronautics Club 1, President 2,3.

GERALDINE LOUISE PRICE

Home Economics, Business , Chorus

CAA 1,2; D.E. Club 4; Social Dancing 3.

RONALD ROY PURVIS

11 Gerri I

Mathematics "Ron Basketball 2, Perry, Iowa, Letter 3,4; Key Club 3,4; Baseball Numeral 4; Track Numeral, Perry, Iowa, 2; G Club 3, 4.

JANICE IRENE PURYEAR

Business, Chorus

GAA 1,2; Social Dancing 2; D.E. Club 4.

DONALD V ADIS PYLE

Mathematics, Science Projection Club 3; Track Numeral 1,2,3.

11 Little J 11

JOHN CHARLES RANKIN

Mathematics, Science

Libr'\I'ian 3.

Band

GARY EDWARD REESE

II J Obn II

11 Gary"

P.F.C. 1,4, Reporter 2,3; Track Letter 1,2,3,4, Captain 2,4, Conference Champ 3; Cross-Cotmtry Letter 2,3,4, Captain 2,4, Conference Champ 2,3, State Champ 3 •

PHILIP GEORGE REISBECK

Science, Mathematics

"Phantom" Planning Committee 1; Safety Siders 1; Annual Staff 2; Tennis Numeral 1, Letter 2; G Club 2,3.

LARRY AR THUR REITZ

Mathematics, Science, Industrial Arts Key Club 2,4.

"Larry"

RUTH ANN RENNECKER

Chorus, Band, Commercial "Ruth"

Pep Club Beaver City High 1; Melodears 2, 3,4

JACQUELINE ELIZABETH RICHARDSON

P.E., Business "Jack ie"

Cheerleader Lutheran High 2; Pep Club 2,3,4; Maj o r ette 3,4.

LIN DA RAE RIDDELL

Lan guage, Business "Riddle" P ep Club 2,3, Drill Team 4; Square Dance Club 3; Annual Staff 4; Graduation Usherette 3; Ski Club 3; Aaron Gove: Glee Club 1; Pep Club 1; Social Dance 1; Red Cross Committee 1.

NAN HARPER ROBINSON

Math ematics, Language

11 Nan 11 P ep Club 1,2,3; Safety Siders 2,3,4; J.C.L. 2,3, Treasurer 4; Annual Staff 3, Art Director 4

JACK SALISBURY

M athematics, Industrial Arts

11 J ack" Square Dance Club 2,3,4; Skating Club 2, President 3,4.

CONNIE JEAN SASSE

Math ematics, Scie n ce, Commerce "Con n ie" National H o n o r Society 3,4; J.C.L 3,4; St. Agnes Academy: V o lle yball Captain 1; Glee Club 1.

GERALD AR THUR SEIGAL

Mathematics "Reb el"

Canteen Board 4; Projecti on Club 2; Square Dance Club 1 ,2,3; Basketball Numeral 2,3; Fo ot ball Num e ral 1 ,2, Letter 3,4;Track Numeral 2; G Club 2; Aeronautic s Vice President 3.

MABLE JANE SHAEFFER

Art "Janie"

Librarian 4; Pep Club 1 ,2,3; Safety Siders 1.

LORETT A RAE SIMEONE

Business, Home Economics 11 L. L."

Wheat Ridge: Pep Club 2,3, Drill Team 2,3; Dramatics Club 3; Dance Club 3; Golden: Librarian 4

JOE JACOB RUDY STARIKA

Science, Industrial Arts, Mathematics "Hoot"

Class Officer Vice Pres. 2; Planning Committee 2; Key Club 2,3; Baseball 2,4, Numeral 2, Letter 4; Basketball 1,2,3,4, Numeral 1,2,3, Letter 4; Football 1,3,4, Numeral 1,3, Letter 4; German Club 3.

ANDREW RICHARD STEVENS

Industrial Arts, P.E. "Skip"

Projection Club 4; Baseball Letter 3; Basketball Mgr. 1,2; G Club 2,3,4.

JERRY RICHARD STRANSKY

Mathematics

Boulder: Football Letter 1,2; Golden: 11 $trans" Wrestling

Numeral 3; Football Letter 3,4

MARGARET HILLEVI SW ANSON

Home Ee. "Maggie"

Pep Club 1,2,3,4, Drill Team 4; CAA 1,3; Square Dance Club 2,3; Annual Staff 4; Graduation

Usherette 3; Baccalaureate Usherette 3.

ELlZABETH LOUISE TAYLOR

Science, Language "Betsy" St. Mary's, Denver: Student Council 2; N F.L. 1,2; Class Play 2; Golden: J .C .L 3,4; Graduation

Usherette 3; Ski Club 3,4; Homecoming Attendant 4; Carnival Queen Attendant 4.

MARTHA ANN THORNTON

Mathematics

"Georgia"

LARRY THUET

Business "Tut"

Safety Siders 2,3,4, Council 3; Key Club 3; Football 1, Numeral 1.

DONAID EUGENE TODD

Mathematics, Science, Industrial Arts

"Tisco"

Student Council I; Class Officer Vice Pres. 1,3, Pres. 2; Planning Committee 3; Canteen Board 1,2,3,4; Key Club 2,3,4, Vice Pres. 3; Baseball 1,2, 3,4, Letter 2,3,4, All Conference 3; Basketball 2,3,4, Numeral 1, Letter 3,4; G Club 2,3,4.

IVYL GENE TODD

Mathematics, Science

"Butch"

Ottumwa, Iowa: Student Council 1; Football 1,2; Basketball 1,2; Golden: Basketball 3,4, Numeral 3.

P .E.

EDWARD JUNIOR TREVENA

"Edd ie"

Lakewood: Chess Club 2; Golden: P.F.C. 3,4; Square Dance Club 3; Track 3; Cross-Country 3,4, Conference Champ 4, State Champ 4; G Club 3,4; Social Dancing 3.

KAY NORMA TRF2ISE

11 Kae 11 Student Council 3; Class Officer Treasurer l; Pep Club 1,2,3,4, Vice Pres. 4, Council 4, Drill Team 4; Melodears 3; Safety Siders 2; Square Dance Club 2.

Business

CHARLES G. TRICHKA

Mathematics, P .E.

"Charlie" Safety Siders 4; Science Club 1; Wrestling 1,2,3,4, Numeral 1,2,3; Tennis 4; German Club 3.

MADELEINE FAYE VACHER

Business

"Madge"

Cheerleader 4, Color Day 3; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; CAA 1,2,3,4; P.F.C. 1,2,3; Safety Siders 1,2; Square Dance Club 1,2; Baccalaureate Usherette 3; Homecoming Attendant 4; Carnival Queen Attendant 4; Junior, Senior Planning Committee 3,4.

DIXIE LEE V AND RUFF

Horne Economics, Business "Picks"

Square Dance Club 4.

PATRICIA ANN WEAVER

Business "Nig"

Pep Club 1,2,3,4; CAA 1,2,3,4; Safety Siders 2,3; Square Dance Club 2; Social Dancing 2,3.

JANE EUZABETH WEIGAND

Mathematics, Fine Arts "Jane" National Honor Society 3,4; J.C.L. 1,2,3,4, Secretary 3,4; Library Club l; Baccalaureate Usherette 3; Band Librarian 4; All - State Orchestra 1,2,3; AllCounty Band 1,2.

ANITA LOUISE WILLARD

Mathematics, Language "Aniter" Student Council Alternate 1, Vice Pres. 4; Freshman Sophomore Planning Committee; National Honor Society 3 ,4, Sec. - Treas. 4; Pep Club 1; Graduation Usherette 3; FTA 3,4; Sixth Annual National Student Council Leadership Conference 4; State Student Council Con vent ion 4.

NOT PICTURED :

RICHARD LEE HILL

P. E., Industrial Arts

FRED LOUIS MALB'1CK

Mathematics, Sceince Safety Siders 3; Ski Club 1,2,4.

"Rickey"

ROGER GLENN LEAVITT

" Hill " Mathematics, Business, Industrial Arts "Roge" Square Dance Club 2,3,4; Projection Club 4; Science Club 4.

THOMAS ROTOND I

Mathematics, Science , Language "Tom 11 New Jersey: Baseball Numeral 3; Bowling Club Captain 1,2,3; School Newspaper 1,2

BERYL DONNIR MAHANNA Industrial Arts, P .E. Wrestling Numeral 3,4. "Butch"

HAROLD WHITFORD Business 11 Wee"

PLANNING

JUNIORS

SPONSORS: Mr. Johnson, Mr. Papenfus, Mr. Elliot, Mrs. Tolos, Mr. Christensen.

Charmaine Ames, Secretary; Roger Dunn, President; Shirley Urrutia, Vice President; Betsey Crane, Treasurer.

COMMITTEE: Gretchen Buerger, Elaine Tait, Judy Richards.

Jean Alden Charmaine Ames

Gale Avis Jim Baker

Ann Barnhardt Jerry Bart

Billie Anderle Elias Archuleta

Mickey Baker Bernie Barela

Charles Beaty Don Bergman Gretchen Buerger Margie Bunzel

Colin Chisholm Carl Churches

Tony Cariaga Joan Carter

Georgeanna Cooper Sandy Craig

Moya Cramer Betsey Crane

Mickey Del Rio Diana Dickinson

Mike Donahoo Annette Doyle

Gary Cullem Diana DeFeo

Pat Dishman Nancy Dixon

Roger Dunn Mary Ann Duppman

Henerietta Duran Linda Easley

Clifford Elkins Jackie Eslick

Sharon Eaton Rendell Edmonds

Barbara Evans Galen Feeback

Dick Fields Judy Fleming

Irene Foreman Gerald Foster

Karen Fountain Barbara Frederick

Glenetta Gibbons Carol Gillette

Gariy Granquist Walter Griffen

Jim Fiye Pat Gay

David Good Mike Goodrich

Randy Harris Susan Hartmeister

Pat Higgins Bob Hood

Wilma Hood Charles Hook

Sharon Horan Janet Hutchinson

Ronnie Keltner Margaret Kloer

Dave Kre st Ronnie Lass

Alan Lewis Nadine Looper

Terri Manchego Barb Martin

Kay J orgenson Bruce Jurney

Ronrue Knox Bob Krattli

Pat Lawson Nancy Leek

George Loyd Ann Maddox

Charlotte Matherly Sandy McPherson 37

Bob Nakoniecmy Mickey Neilson

Mary Papageorge Bob Pasco

Nora Ra.mstetter Shirley Ransford

Nancy Oliver Gary Oxelson

Pat Pomeroy Wilma Pyle

Charlotte Redell Richard Reider

Marlyss Reitz Judy Richards

Bob Rochefort Marlyss Rudeen

Dorothy Schelske Larry Schlegel

Ann Schloffman Jerry Schoech

Mark Schulz Lynn Shepard

Phyllis Sons Sharon Stahl

Bill Stuermer Mike Sullivan

Ron Todd Dick Trow

Virginia Smith George Snow

Gloria Stehle Jim Strouse

Stanley Swisher Elaine Tait

John Trujillo Shirley Urrutia

Jessie Valentine Mary Van Hooser

Sam Van Winkle Linda Vayo

Karen Vendegna Marcia Wal.lick

Steve Weston Nancy Wilbur

Tim Weed Fran Weston

Jim Wilcox Warren Wildman

Dewey Williams Nancy Woodward

Bill Yettbacher

Joyce Worthen Geraldine Wycoff

Thomasine Zaharias

SOPHOMORES

SPONSORS: Mr Whiting, Miss Biggs, Mr. Hafling, Mrs. Churches, Mrs. Nollen, Mr.

Fritz Bart, President, Joanne Holmer, Secretary-Treasurer, Becky Dunbar, Vice President.

PLANNING CO.MNiITTEE: Dave Zaharias, Doug Rohwer, Steve Osborn, Joanne Holmer, Kathy Maas, Donna Campbell.

Rillos.

Richard Acker Manuel Archuleta

H e nry Ba bcock Jim Ballard

Esta Bartosh Chris Be an

Lois Axtell Susan Babb

Larry Barnhardt Fritz Bart

Dick Beran Carolyn Bergman

Joni Berlin John Bowman

Bob Bryson Carolyn Bunzel

C a rl Brewsaugh Don Britton

Bob Burdick Joe Burke

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Bill Butin Donna Campbell

Dennis Chamberlain Bob Cito Bill Clark Marian Clements

Louis Coldren Velma Cooper

C ayle Currence Frances Davis

Gary Dever

Jerry Deckard Thomas Defier Dave Dillingham

Becky Dunbar Tom Dunham

Barry Dishman Marcia Dorsey

F rances Duran Gerry Dye

Bob Eubanks Bob Fabrizio

Dan Fehr Chuck Fisk

Garna Garren Dick Gatchell

Darrell F arr1 s Douglas Farris

Edith Frank Julie Frauenfelder

Sharon Green Verna Greenfield

Anita Harmelmk Harold Hartman

Judy Hirsch Don 1-lladik

James Higgins Rich Higgins

Fred Hollaus Joanne Holmer

Jo Ann Holmerick Donna Hough

Art Katona Millie Keltner

Bruce Kobey Phil Korthius

Roger Jacks Erick Johnson

Alice Kennemer Andy Klemm

Jeanne Kreamelmeyer T. J. Krest

Barbara Pearce Susan Peters

Shirley Peterson Allan Poertner

John Pollock John Poole

Patricia Prior Barby Ralston

Ronne Preston Jackie Price

M arianne Ramstetter Richard Ramstetter

Brenda Redell Roger Reed

Gordon Ricker Jerry Rick.man

Sandy Re eves Bob Richey

Georgia Rivall1er Kathy Rogers

Douglas Rohwer Gordon Runner

Carolyn Sasse Kay Seal

Richard Rush Carol Rutledge

Ora Schade Mary Jo Schieltz

Tom Schoech Mickey Schriner

Janet Schulz Ed Schwartzkopf

Karen Scully Gary Sigler

Bonnie Smith Diana Smith

Larry Small Bill Smith

Phil Smith David Spitz

John Swanson Virginia Thomas Connie Travis Sharon Tyler

Judy Valentine Judy Wamboldt

Anne Waterman Dave Weaver

Carol Weedman Sue Wheeler Sharill White Dan Willard

CHEERLEADERS

Vim, vigor, and vitality are the by-words o f this year's cheerleaders. They have capably lead our teams to victory , teaching us all the pride of triumph and the humility o f defeat Congratulations are in order to well-deserving girls for their terrific compatibility, s pirit, and just plain zest!

Faye Anderle

Evonne Petry

Our cheerleaders perform one of their many fine routines

Ma d eleine V ache r

Carol Ch urches

Alth ough this is a relatively s mall group. they d o a bi g job. There are few people who realize the extensive amount of work that it ta kes ro publis h and se ll the annual. The members n o t only mu st act as rep orters, photographers, and advern sing agents, but also as pi c ture printers, copywriters, bu s ine ss manager s , b ook ke epe rs , and editors. There are a thousand and o ne daily items that must be taken care o f to pr o duce a s ucce ssful yea rbook. Most o f the se item s are d o ne on th e s taff' s own ume, but they are glad and pr o ud to do so to pre se nt to you the culmination of their yea r 's work

S Loiseau, J. Adams, N. Robinson, M. Swanson, N. Mason, N. Woodward, M. Cosgrove, L. Riddell, G. Foster, J. Kurtzman.

J. Kurtzman, Edi tor

Bud Acker, Head Photogr ap her

Mr. Herber, Sponsor Ronnie Lass Asst Ph otogr apher

"To foster and promote an active interest in all a thletic functions , and to encourage by example, a high degree of sportsmanship throughout the student body of Golden High School." The preceding is the purpose of our Pep Club, which is the biggest a ll girl organization in the school. As well as promoting school spirit at game s, they also sponsor an annual G Club-Pep Club Dance. This year they tried something new, a Sadie Hawkin's ftmd r aising Dance, to which the entire studen t body was invited. A gala time was had by all.

PEP CLUB

J. Nelson, Treas.; J. Maurer, Drill Leader; P. Brown, Pres. ; K. Anderson, Sec. ; K Trezise, Vice Pres.

Mrs. Hurr Mi's. Churches

One o f th e newest act1v1t1es 1n Golden lligh is the Drill Team. Under the l ea d e rship of J oyce Maur e r it has been a real asset to the schoo l I ts smart drill s have been en te rtaining and a pep booster to all

K. Anderson, N. Mason , M. ~wanson, J. Maurer, P. Brown, J. Nelson, L. Maughan, L. Riddell, A. Doyle, E. Tait, J. Flemming, C. Ames , P. Pomeroy, G. Buerger, T. Manchego, M. Papag eo rge, K Seal, S. Peters, A. Montgomery, S. Malcolm, S. Maki, B Dunbar, J. Fraunfeld e r, S. P eterson

Majorettes: C. Hogan, J. Richardson, D. Lee, C. Goodwin.

Sergeant Adams Sergeant Salyards

MAROON AND WHITE

Althoogh the st aff of the Maroon and White is somewhat hampered by a lack of funds, they still wo rk hard and do a good job. The main function of the newspaper is to r eview the outstan ding events of the past weeks and keep the stu dents up on the social events. It also performs a great service to the athletic department by keeping their athleti c record s

LIBRARY CLUB

One of the not-so-widely publicized but very important clubs of our school is the Library Cl ub. The members under the direction of Mrs. Gorsky. the librarian, perform s uch duties as checking, cataloguing, and repairing books. Th ey are to be com mended for their service in making the library a pleasure for all.

P Pr ier , S. Maki, D. Maughan, S. Nimmo D Lee, M. Meyer, P. Maas, L. Barnhardt, C. Jester. Mrs. Nollen, Sponsor

C. Aldrich, B. J aenicke, J. Rankin, M. Rudeen, J. Shaeffer, A. Jones, C. Redell. Not Pictured: N. Aspergren, C. Ha.rdend o rf.

Mrs. Gorsky , Sponsor 56

GIRLS' AND BOYS' STATE

Boys' and Girls' State is a meeting of students representing high schools all over the state for the purpose of learning first hand the workings and functions of ou r government. Students are elected to all offices of our state government. After the elections they go through the procedure of drafung, debating, and voting on bills just a s regular legislators would do. This function is extremely vital to the young people of America, for it 1s these people and the people llke them who Will be the future representatives of ou r government.

CANTEEN BOARD

One of the most enjoyable forms of school re creation in Golden is the student sponsored canteen. The canteen is open after most of the games for dancing and other forms of recreauon. The Canteen Board, along with the student body, sponsors school dances and othe r annual affaus. Through the diligent work o f the Ca nt een Board our canteen is a smooth running place of enjoyment for all.

f Aimee Jones

Bob Duppman

B. Lanham, T Defier, A. Montgomery, R. Jacks, A. Klemm, L. Shepperd. Not Pictured: A. Archuleta, S Eaton , D. Todd.

P. Meyer, President R. May, Vice President P. Pomeroy, Secretary-T reasurer

"G" Club is Golden High ' s lettermen's club. One season of play is required for the earning of a letter Any boy who earns a let· ter automatically becomes a member. Through movies of our own athletic events, as well as those of college and professional events, they uy to improve their spo rts interests and student participation. Another purpose of the "G" Club i s aiding in the enforcement of league ruling s a s well a s providing interesting and educational sports for the entertainment of its members and that of the student body.

FRONT ROW: H Doyle, A. Potter, D. Potter, R. Purvis, G Seigal, D. Todd, P. Meyer, D. Barbee, R. Harris, L Frauenfelder. SECOND ROW: H. Binder, R. Edmunds, M. Kuhn, D. Kuhn, C. Martin, R. May, T. Braun, G. Mabb, E. Archuleta, G. Oxelson, M. Baker, T. Chelius THIRD ROW: B. Krattli, J. Baker, J. Allen, W. Odneal, P. Reisbeck, J. Stransky, J. Houghton, B. Jaenicke, R. Acker, C. Beaty. FOURTH ROW: E. Trevena, M. Archuleta, F. Hollaus, D. Bergman, J. Strauss.

Coach Ha.fling, Sponsor; D. Potter, Vice President; H. Doyle, President; A. Potter, Secretary-Treasurer.

Coach Hafling, Sponsor 58

CHORUS MELODEARS

Under the capable direction of Mr. East, our chorus has become one of the outstanding choral groups of our school. They have given us several fine assemblies at Christmas time and other festive occasions. Also under Mr. East's direction, we have the Melodears, an honorary choral group , composed of eleven girls, who give special performances for outside clubs and organizations.

J. Worthen, R. Rennecker, L. Vayo, B. Walker, S. Hamlin, L. Hall, M. Schriner, N. Dixon, C. Gibbons, P. Lawson, E. Tait.

JMr. East, Director

Safety Siders is the first club of its kind in the United States. A1though this club is not as big as it has been in past years, it still performs a great service for our school by promoting safety to all of us who deal in any way with automobiles and traffic safety.

SAFETY SIDERS

PROJECTION CLUB

"Let 'er roll!" is the motto of our Projection C lub Although it is only officially in its second yea r, its services have been practically indispensable to the smooth running of our assemblies in which movies are shown. Quite often, classes have movies which are usually shown by a member of the Projection Club.

P. Brown, K. Fountain, M. Cramer, L. Riddell, A. Doyle, M. Swanson, J. Nelson, S. Malcolm, B. Dunbar, J. Frauenfelder.

P. Brown, M. Cramer, A. Doyle

L Small, G. Runner, S. Van Winkle, C. Schwartzkopf, P. K orthius.

PIONEERS FOR CHRIST

Pioneers For Christ is an interdenominational organization dedicated to the furthering of Chr i s nan fellowship for the high sch ool studenrs Under the able supervision of Mr. Herber, P.F.C. has presented programs, films, and sponso red parties a long with holding regular meetings. A 11 are welcome 1n tlus club, for it is their desire to encourage others to the Christian way of life

D. A. R. AWARDS

Each year the women of The Daughters of the American Revolution present a girl with the Good Ci tizen sh1p Award. The senio r girls nominate and elect three of their class for this honor. The girl to receive the award for thlS year wa s Anita Willard, who i s also Student Body Vice President, with Margaret Swanson and Betsy Taylor as the deserving runners-up.

A. Banclimere, J. Valentine, C. Nelson, G. Wyckoff, C. Redell, G. Gibbons, B. Epler, L. Owens, A. Jones, M. Martin, C. Davis, F. Weston, L. Schlegel, C. Beaty, P. Korthius, M. Sullivan, J. Valentine, D. Bergman.

J. Nelson, Secretary-Treasurer, P. Lawson, Vice-President; B. Jaenicke, President.

Mr. Herber, Sponsor

B. Taylor, A. Willard, M. Swanson

Once a year members of the Senior English class enter the " I Speak Fo r Democracy" essay contest. This year Linda Riddell, along with five other contestants, very ably represented Golden High School. Hats off to Linda for winning fi rst place in J efferson County

NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY

Leadership, scholarship, character and service comprise the four cardinal obJectives of the National Honor Society. These students who are chosen from the higher ranking students in the Junior and senior classes, are perhaps the most outstanding in our school and most certainly v1orthy of our admiration.

Entrant s; J. Weigand , J. Adams , and A. Willard

Linda Riddell , First Place

C. Sasse , A. Willard , J. W e igand , J. Kurtzman, M . Cosg r ov e, P Mey e r. Not Pi ctur e d: J. Adam s

M iss Fai rbanks, Sponso r

The Ger man Club has been in G.H.S . for t\'IO years. Many students have found it educational and fun, thus making it increase steadily in size and popularity

DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION

Distributive Education is a part of the Jefferson County School System's program of curriculum enrichment. This year twenty-one pupils are enrolled in the Distributive Education program here at Golden Through this program, the pupil has the opportunity to earn while he learns.

J. Schultz, J . Valentine, Mr. Papenfus, B. Burdick, J. Pollick, C. Chisholm

Mr. Papenfus, Sponsor

P Hicks, J Stransky, Mr. Whiting, T Chelius, L Thuet , H. Whitford, J Puryear, G Price, B. Hebel, H. Binder, J. Houghton, G. Epler, E. Hartman, G. Mabb, T Geske, D. Van Druff, V Corbin, L. Brouwer , F. Malenik, G. Bill is.

FIRST ROW: C. Churches, E. Petry, L. Maughan, J. Maurer, M. Vach er, F. Anderle, J. Nelson. SECOND ROW: K. Vendegna, M. Bunzel, A. Schloffman, M. Duppman, P. Lawson, J. Fleming, E. Tait, M. Papageorge, M. Wallick, S. Craig. TI-llRD ROW: S. Eaton, T. Manchego, J. Hutchinson, D. Schelske, A. Barnhardt, W. Pyl e , V. Smith, P. Pomeroy, G. Burger, P. Dishman. FOURTH ROW: K. Seal, J. Mathews, B. Mclnroy, J. K.re amelmeyer, C. Bean, C. Travis, C. Nelson, C. Bunz.el, J Valentine, K Rogers, J. Schieltz. FIFTH ROW: L. Axtell, 0. Shade, S. Peterson, M. Shriner, B. Starbranch, A. Montgomery, S. Peters, S. Tyler, D. Smith, M. Maas.

GAA has been keeping up with the fast pace it has set in previous years. About one hundred girls have been thoroughly enjoying themselves by means of after school activities such as baskecba 11, bowling, and volleyball. As long as there are energetic, fun-loving girls, there wi 11 be a GA 6

J. Eslick, M. Cramer, M. Van Hooser , B An d e rle.

Mrs Bishop, Sponsor 64

FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA

Dedicated to the idea of promoting interest 1n the teaching profession, the FTA had a very successful year at Golden High School Under the sponsorship of Miss Bolitho, the club was not only on a local level, but parucipated in activities of the state.

SKI CLUB

"Track" is the call of the skier as he or she "shooches" and traverses down the snowy slopes nus popular sport is to be adequately represented in the form of our Ski Club under the able d1rection of Mr Elliot Its function 1s to promote interest, efficiency, and safety in skung You need not know how to ski, for the senior members are always happy to lend a helping hand in the way of instruction.

N. Wi lb e r, C. J este r , A. Willard, S. Dunstan, C. R edell, I. F oreman, S.

C l aar , D Sh e ls ke Not Picture d : C. Hooke

Miss Bolitho, Sponso r

H Bolitho , S. Weston , T. Dunha m, P . Dish.man, M . C r ame r, Mr El liot , L Cra m e r, A. Dille r

A club that is relatively new to our school this year is the Key Club I t works in cooperation with Kiwanis to perform services for the school and community. These services include direct ing traffic and parking cars at the local school games. Mr Rillos, their sponsor, works with the boys in helping them to further their services.

A. Potter, B. Yetzbacker, D. Todd, T. Braun, R. Dunn, G. Mabb, H. Doyle, P. Meyer, R. May, J. Kurtnnan, R. Purvis, J. Starika, P. Reisbeck, D. Pyle, J. Ellison, F. Hollavs, H. Whitford, S Plank, M. Archuleta

Pres. L . Fraunfelder, Vice Pres. D . Barbee , Sec. B. Lanham, Treas. C. Churches.

Mr. Rillos, Sponsor

JUNIOR CLASSICAL LEAGUE

The Junior Classical League, under the sponsorship of Miss Priest, is now one of the firmest established clubs in our school It is comprised of students ,..,ho are caking or have taken Latin They often attend regional meetings and State and National Conventions This March they \'lere hosts to the State J.G.L. Convention It was the finest convention of its kind, and the Golden chapter received praise from all over Colorado

FIRST ROW S. Peters,£. Tait, C. Ames, G. Buerger, M. Maas, M. Keltner, S. Dunstan. SECOND ROW 0 Schade, P. Maas, C. Sasse, B. Taylor, J. Weigand, J. Shultz, N. Robinson, F. Bart. THIRD ROW S Peterson, C. Sasse, M. Schriener, B. Evans, T. Defier, J Poole, J. Kurtzman, S. Weston, J. Bart.

Treas N Robinson, Pres. J. Kurtzman, Sec. J. Weigand.

Miss Priest, Sponsor

STUDENT COUNCIL

Golden High School now has a new constitutio n, whi ch among other things increases the number of cheerleaders from the cus tomary four to five. This constitution i s a product of our hard working Student Council.

Paul M eye r , p re sident, Mr. Lewi s, sponsor.

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Aimee Jones , Secretary Tr eas urer , Anita Willard , Vice Pre si dent.

M iss Bolitho, Sponso r

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• Organizations Section Sponsors

Golden Mercantile

Golden Savings & Loan Assn

Golden Service Station

International Order of Job's Daughters

Kellogg's Hardware

Kroeger Press

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HOMECOMING QUEEN AND ATTENDANTS

QUEEN: KAREN ANDERSON

ATTENDANTS: CAROL CHURCHES , FAYE ANDERL£, BETSY TAYLOR, MADELEINE VACHER.

Homecoming activities again centered around the football game and alumni dance Returning alumni were treated to a good evening of football as the Golden team beat Wheatridge by a score of 7-0 . Karen Anderson was chosen to reign as Queen of festivities.

CARNIVAL TIME

The first attempt at staging a High School Carnival at Golden was a real success. The many hours of preparation were well rewarded by a large attendance and a good financial profit The evening of fun wa s culminated by the crowning of Sharon Malcolm as the first "Ca rnival Qu een" of Golden High School.

TALENT SHOW

Another first of the 1957 - 58 school year was the talent show presented by classes of the school. Each class displayed the talent within its ranks And it must be admitted that there \,;as much talent in each class The students participated very eagerly as they gave hours of time , after and before school, to prepare a program that delighted many for more than t\\lO hours. Profits from the show went to the Activity Fund.

MUSICAL GROUPS

Our musical groups acquired new life this year as both the vocal and the instrumental groups were taken over by new instructors. Mr. Rucker and Mr. East are to be congratulated for the progress made by our music department The student body enjoyed the flile programs presented by this department throughout the school year

CLASSROOM SCENES

The basic part of our educational program centers around the classroom. Golden students are fortunate in having such adequate academic tr a ming f acil1ties. along with a group of dedicated faculty members.

SCIENCE FAIR

The Science and Art Fair of Jefferson County has become a permanent part of the School Program. Golden again was host. Students f rbm a 11 R-1 Schools displayed their proJects in the fields of science , art, and Industrial Arts. If the displays are any indication, the students of R-1 will surely be contributing much to world progress .

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SCHOOL LIFE

Many things go to make up "school life" athletics, assemblies, classroom ,-,ork, and a certain amount of JUSt plain nonsense. Golden High School 1s no exception.

GAME TIME

At every athletic function ,.,as found that group of loyal supporters, the pep club and its drill team This group of girls, along with the cheer leaders, shared victory and defeat with the boys. Not only did this group give that loyal support that all teams need, but their halftime ceremonies were always a treat to the spectators

VARSITY VS. FACULTY

The annual Varsity-Faculty basketball game always is a great attraction at Golden High School This is a time of fun as clowning is combmed with a little bit of basketball for the entertamment of the student body The competition is keen as faculty members pit kno,..,ledge agamst skill. This year the score was 42 to 34 , the faculty men winning

J. C. L. CONVENTION

This year Golden played host to the Fourth Annual ColoradoWyoming Convention The day featured general meetings, a luncheon, a social, exhibits, and discussion groups. Our five hundred students from the two-state area attended. The Golden chapter received compliments and praises from all participants.

SENIOR BANQUET

Seniors always look forward to this time when they take on the air of adulthood around the Banquet table. The banquet was a night of reminiscing, entertainment and good time

This was the first season for Golden's new football coach , Lou Rillos . He began the season with a huge squad consisting of mostly seniors and sophomores, inclu ding several returning lettermen. Coach Rillos soon proved his merit by guiding the fast moving Demons over their first three opponents in shutouts. Then the s quad traveled to Laramie, Wyoming, where the Cowboys handed them a 45-0 defeat. Despite this hard loss, the team rebounded to trounce Arvada in the first conference game and qualify for the sta te Lower AA playoffs. Wheatridg e also bowed to Golden making our team, thus far, unscored upon in Colorado. Ho\'1ev e r, our flu and injury-ridden squad lost an important and muddy contest to Lakewood in the next game. During the remainder of the regular se a so n, the Demons defeated West High in another shutout and then lost to Aurora to finish in a tie with Aurora and Arvada for second place in the conference. The first state playoff game ,vas scheduled with Cherry Creek. On this cold afternoon the Bruins reversed their defeat in the first of the season to elimina te u s from the tournament. During this season the Demons showed great skill and courage in both victory and defeat. Injuries to key players were a constant hinderance throughout the season; but \.,ith the usual Golden spirit, the team s till came out close to the top.

STANDING: Coach Rillos, Paul Wisgerhof , Bob Cito, Bob Britton, Roger Jacks , Ron Meyer, John Neil , Dave Weaver , Barry Dishman, Dick Beran, Andy Klemm , Arnie Potter, Coach Ha.fling , Coach Elliott. KNEEUNG: Gary Mabb , Mike Cosgrove, Terry Chelius, Jerry Stransky, Louis Fraunfelder, Joe Starika, Gerald Seigal, Rex May , Ivyl Todd, Ted Braun, Don Potter, Paul Meyer , Hersh Doyle, Roger Multer, Drew Barbee. SITTING: Mickey Baker, Jim Baker, Tom Schoech, John Swanson, Dave Zaharias, Randy Harr is, Roger Dunn, Bob Nakoniecmy I Doug Rhower, Manuel Archuleta, Steve Osborn, Kirk Osborn, Fred Hollaus , Phil Korthius.

COACHES

UNE , FROM LEFT: Gerald Seigal (right end), Hersh Doyle {right tackle), Paul Meyer (right guard), Lou Fraunfelder {center) , Don Potter (left guard), Jim Baker {left tackle), Ivyl Todd (left end). BACKFIELD, FROM LEFT : Rex May (right half), Mickey Baker (quarterba ck), Terry Chelius (fullback), Jerry Stransky (left half).

Lou Rillos Head Coach

Darrell Hafling A -.s istant Coach

Bob Elliott Assi st ant Coach

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SENIOR

Drew Barbee Gary Mabb

Mike Cosgrove

Rex May

Ted Braun

Paul Meyer Terry Chelius

Lou Fratmfelder

Gerald Seigal

Ivyl Todd

Don Potter

Hersh Doyle

LETTERMEN

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I t looks as though Gary were trying to grab

DEMONS IN ACTION

It took more than this kind ot tackle to keep Gary Mabb (12) from leading us to a 19-0 victory over Arvada.

air to make more yards on this play.

Terry Chelius didn't let thisWheatridgeFarmerstop h im from getting h is share of the 7 -0 victory.

Kirk Osborne (42) is on his way from long yardage as Gerald Seigal (80) prepares for a downfield block.

H ere Gary is about to execute the classical straight arm.

CROSS-COUNTRY STATE CHAMPIONS

For the second se ason in a row, our Cross-Country team, headed by Coach Richard Booton, captured the coveted State Trophy These were the first State Championship Trophies our Golden Demons have earned. Our hats are off to the top Cro ss-Country team in the state for their highly commendable achievement

Coach Booton

Schedule (low score wins)

First Meet

Golden 13, South 42, Aurora 49, East 76, M etropolitan Championships (13 schools)

Golden 13, South 42, Aurora 49 , East 76 Conference Championships

Golden 19, Aurora 25, Lakewood 50, Arvada 70 , Whea tridge 105 State Meet

Golden 32, Greeley 50, Boulder 76, Longmont 96

STANDING: Coach Booton, Harley Diltz, Richard Acker, Jerry Harden , Lynn Shepard, Mike Sullivan, Gary Oxelson, Jesse Valentine, Bill Swnmer, Chuck Beaty, Clifford Aldrich, crouching: Mickey Del Rio , Eddie Travena, Bill Frye, Gary Reese, Bob Jaenicke, Bob Krattli.

SENIOR LETTER MEN

The start of the Conference Championship meet in which we beat our closest competition by 6 points

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DEMONS IN ACTION

Bill Frye

Bob J aeni eke

Ed Travena

Bill Frye, the state runner-up , crosses the firush line first in the Conference Championship meet.

Cary Reese

BASKETBALL CONFERENCE CHAMPIONS

This year the Demon ballhawks had the smallest team in the league and perhaps the smallest in the state , but as in years past Golden came through to a flying finish. The season wa s inaugurated by a seri es of seve n non-league games in which the demons proved their potential with a pugnacious defense and an accurat e shooting o ffen se Th e beginning of the league season saw two close contests aga i nst Au r ora and Arvada. But the Coach Le wi s ' well trained s qu ad began to attain victories by large margins in score. The confe r ence season was comp l e t ed with Golden hold ing a 7 -1 record and the league championship

In the state championship tournament Golden first drew unbeaten Manuel High of Denver. rated th e top team in Colorado. For 31 minutes the spirited Demons held off the powerfu l M anual attack; but as the last seco nd s approached. the to,-1ering Thunderbolts \videned their margin \vlth a barrage of baskets t o nudge Golden into the consolation bracket.

Despite overwhelming odds , our Golden Cagers proved once again that they could make a pretty big splash in the proverbial bucket.

Bob Lanham , D on Todd, M ickey Baker, Bill Yetzbacker, Ron Purvi s, Paul Mey e r , John Ell iso n , Ivyl Todd , Joe Starika, Gary Mabb, Coach Bill Lewis, Paul W isge rhof , Coach Bob Ell iott

COACHES

ST ANDIN G: Coach Lou Rillos, John Swanson, Kirk Osborn, Lynn Shepard, Fred Hollaus, Steve Osborn, Carl Churches, Coach Bill Lewis KNEELING· Andy Klemm, Phil Korthiu s, Dave D1ll1ngham, Bob Cito, Bob Britton , Tom Schoech .

Bill Lewis Bob Elliott Lou R1llos

SENIOR

LETTERMEN

John Ellison

Bob Lanham

Paul M eyer

Gary M abb

Don Todd

J oe Starika

Ron Purvis

Ivyl Todd

Bob Du ppman

Though Gary Mabb was much shorter than the Bruin center in thi s picture, he had no trouble out jumping him.

DEMONS IN A C TION

Gary prove s that you don ' t have to be tall to dunk a ball. All you have to do i s learn how t.o jump over the other guy's head.

Looks as if the "B" Squad games are as rough as the varsity games.

Mickey Baker's lay-up shots helped Golden win this game with Arvada by two points.

Although hard luck kept the Golden Wrestlers at a narrow margin between defeat and victory, they came out with a fighting heart and showed great team spirit. Even with this team spirit the Demons were kept to a match record of seven losses, two ,.,ins and two ties

The season did not prove too fruitful as far as wins ,.,ere concerned, but the boys on the squad gained valuable lessons in sportsmanship and much experience in ,-.,restling Sometimes during a victorious season we tend to overlook those important items ,-.,hich make our sports program so successful at Golden High School.

STANDING: Gary Dever, Jack Strickland, Elias Archuleta, Barry Dishman, Amie Potter, Manual Archuleta, Henry M artin, Don Potter, Charles Trichka, Lou Fraunfelder, Beryl Mahana, Jim Baker. KNEELING: Dan Willard, Coach Halfing

COA C HES

STANDING: Gordon Runner, Johnny Trujillo, Ron Meyer , Dave Zeharias, Tom McGl ocklen, Ron Rush, Jimmy Schlofman, John Murin. SEA TED: Larry Small, Dennis Chamberlain, Barry Dishman, Mickey Del Rio, Jack Strickland, Gary Dever, Ray Martin.

Darrel Hafling Richard Booton

SENIOR

Rex May Arnold Potter

Beryl Mahana Louie Fraunfelder

Ray Obermeyer Don Potte1

Henry M artin Charles Trich.ka

LETTERMEN

Would it take two guesses to say that Jim Baker won his heavyweight match?

Louie looks

DEMONS IN ACTION

It was this kind of effort that made Don Potter one of the best wrestlers in our league.

Louie is down but not out in the match with Wheatridge.

Somebody's on the way down for Manuel in this picture.

as 1f he 1s in a square knot with eight ends.

TRACK

STATE RUNNERS - UP

Under the knowing guidance of Coach Booton fo r six yea r s , th e Senior tr ackmen have experienced much to remember. As a climax to th e ir high school career , they placed second in the Stat e , being b e aten by South Hi gh School by only one point. Congratulations, Seniors , and good luck Juniors and Sophomores. We ' re expecting you to give coach Booton and

High School a really fine season next year.

BASEBALL

For th e second year with Bo b Elliott as head coach our baseball team has had another fine seaso n With only a few returning lettermen they '"la ve shown exceptional spirit out on the field t o make up for their sho rtage of experienced players.

TOP ROW: Jim Fry, Doug Rohwer , T erry Chelius, Gerald Billi s, Jim Baker , Don Pyle. 2nd ROW : Bob Richey , Denni s Chamberlain, Gary Oxelson, Bill Sumner, Joe Burke, Ron M eyer, Lynn Shepard, Ivyl Todd, Mike SuJlivan , J im Ziegler. 3rd ROW: Bob Cito, Bi ll Frye, Jerry D ie, Richard Acker , Bob Krattli , M ickey Del Rio, Dan W eaver , Phil Mason , D on Hlad ik, Di ck Beran. BOTTOM ROW: Gary Reese, Phil Korthius, Bob Jaenicke , Dave Zeharias, Walt W i ley, Dav e Kuhn , John Neal, Randy H arris, Roger Dunn , Roger Beumer, Coach Richard Booton.

Golden

LEFT to RIGHT: Steve We ston , Wayne Odneal , Tom Schoech , Ray Obermeyer, Tom Wright, Dav e Dillingham , Fred H ol lau s, Rex May , Bob Duppman, Jerry Bart, Bill Yet:zba cher, John Swanson, Gary M abb, Sam Van Winkle , Don Todd, Andy Kl emm, Chuck Fisk, Eugene Calmett , Tim Weed , M ike M eyer, H enry Binde r, T. J. Krest, Manu el Archuleta, Ron Martella, Artie Catona, Elias Archuleta, Skip Stevens, Coach Bob Elliott, Jim Strauss.

TENNIS CONFERENCE CHAMPIONS

Starting late in the year because of bad weather , Coach Hafling had a very busy season with his four returning Seniors and five ne,.,, Sophomores. Although the season history was one of only average incidence, its highlight came at the conference championship at Aurora At this meet Golden received two first and two second place wins to squeeze out Whea tridge, though only by a few points. Because the Sophomores shared half the honors i n this year's season we are looking forward to and depending on their success in the future

Not to have any spare time. Coach Haf11ng took up another sport, golf, to add to his other act1v1ues and ,.,as equally as successful. Being edged out of the championship by Aurora, Golden placed second in the conference beating Lakewood and Whea u idge

STANDING: John Poole, Howard Bol itho, Martin Kuhn, Coach Darrel H ailing KN EELING: H arol d H artman, Roger Jacks, John Pol luck.

ST AND ING: C l ifford Aldrich, Rendell Edmonds, Bud Ames, Coach Darrel Hafling . KNEE LI NG: Steve Weston, Paul Hatcher, Colin Chisholm .