https://prlibrary.cvlcollections.org/files/original/ab3a8da0c338ecad9d626636d98b11a5.pdf 10c7ca507f371f5310c84790f90581b4 PDF Text Text ����.. Presented By Bayfield High School Bayfield, Colorado �DMINISTRATION �SUPERINTEND ENT'S MESSAGE I These young people are our nation's most valuable resource. I s such a resource to be exploited for selfish reasons, or is it to be developed for the betterment of all mankind? It is the responsibility of the citizens in every comm unity to provide adequate education for their youth to m eet the problems of tomorrow as w ell as those of today, and it is questionable whether this community, or this country will continue to exist without the optimum of educational means. �DON BUS HNELL Principal Physics Algebra II General Science W. H. HOPKINS Superintendent F A c u L T y JOHN FERRICK Driver Education Grade P. E. Summer Recreation Director ALTA PA RKS English 2,3,4 Journalism Junior, Pep Club Wolverine, and Purple & Gold Sponsor SYBIL SHORT Trigonometry & Solid G eometry Biology Algebra Senior Class Sponsor �RUTH COLE Home Economics ISABEL HOPKI N Spanish II General Math English I Library Sophomore Purple & Gold Advisor MART HA BEERMA N Shorthand Machine Bookkeeping Typing Girls Chorus Purple & Gold Advisor RAY YOUNG Social Studies Freshman Class Sponsor LESTER STARBUCK Coach Comm ercial Senior Class Sponsor �s E c R E T A R y p E R s 0 N N E l Mrs. Abernathy c 0 0 K s Mrs. McNew Mrs. Forsythe Mrs. Land reth c u s T 0 D I A N Mr. Wolf �E NIORS �SHIRLEY THOMPSON Music 2 Pep Club 1 F.H A. 2 A nnual Staff 3 Paper Staff 3 Fine Arts 3 Junior Play 1 Senior Play 1 Library 1 *Durango, Sophomore year SA M HICK M A N Music 2 "B" Club 4 A thletics 4 Fine Arts 2 Junior Play 1 Senior Play 1 A nnual Staff 1 JIM THOMAS Music 1 "B" Club 2 Paper Staff 1 Athletics 2 • Springfield, Junior year • Transferred From �SANDRA MC VICK E R Music 2 Pep Club 4 F.H. A. 1 Annual Staff 2 Paper Staff 2 Fine Arts 2 Junior Play 1 Senior Play 1 Cheerleader 3 MILLARD GILBERT Music 2 Athletics 4 Fine Arts 2 Junior Play 1 Senior Play 1 GEORGE COOPER Music 3 " B" Club 2 Athletics 4 Annual Staff 4 Paper Staff 4 Fine Arts 4 Junior Play 1 Senior Play 1 Co-editor of Annual Editor of Annual Library 1 WYOM A RANDALL Music 1 Pep Club 3 F. H. A. 1 Annual Staff 3 Paper Staff 3 Fine Arts 3 Junior Play 1 Senior Play 1 Library 1 *Ignacio, Sophomore year �ALICE GROVES Pep Club 1 Senior Play 1 *Ignacio, Senior year MARIE MORRISON Music 3 F. H. A. 3 Annual Staff 3 Paper Staff 3 Fine Arts 2 Junior Play 1 Senior Play 1 Library 4 DOROTHY FROST Music 3 Fine Arts 2 F. H. A. 3 Paper Staff 3 Annual Staff 1 Library 1 Junior Play 1 Senior Play 1 GARY AMON Music 2 Fine Arts 2 ''B" Club 4 Athletics 3 Junior Play 1 Senior Play 1 *Transferred From �BETTE GRAVES Senior Play 1 Junior Play 1 Fine Arts 2 Paper Staff 4 Annual Staff 4 F. H. A. 3 Music 3 Pep Club 4 GENE GILBERT Music 2 "B" Club 2 Athletics 4 Paper Staff 1 Fine Arts 2 Junior Play 1 Senior Play 1 STEVE LAW Athletics 1 "B" Club 1 Senior Play 1 •westminster, Senior year TIODORITA LUCERO Music 1 Pep Club 2 F.H A. 1 Junior Play 1 Senior Play 1 •Provo, U tah,' Junior year • Tran sferred From - �LA VI A WOMMER Music 2 Pep Club 4 F. H. A. 3 Annual Staff 4 Paper Staff 4 Fine Arts 4 Junior Play 2 Senior Play 1 Cheerleader 2 Co-editor of Paper Editor of Paper TE D M C KIN NIS M usic 2 Annual Staff 1 Fine Arts 2 Junior Play 1 Senior Play 1 ELME R POWELL M usic 1 " B" Club 2 Athletics 3 Annual Staff 1 Paper Staff 1 Fine Arts 1 Junior Play 1 Senior Play 1 • Durango , Sophomore year •Transferred From �HIS TORY Jim T., Millard, Gary A., Sam, Steve, Mr. Starbuck, Dorothy, Gene, Elmer, Dave, George, Shirley, Ted, Mrs. Short, Wyoma, LaVina, Bette, Tiodorita, Marie, Sandra. In September, 1945, three months after the close of World War II, we, the seniors of 1 957, started up the ladder of learning. There were nineteen of us, twelve boys and seven girls, under the kind and guiding hand of Miss Eidson. Of those original nineteen members, three still remain in the class, Marie Morrison. Gary Amon. and Elmer Powell. After having passed the first rung on the ladder and becoming second graders, we continued on in the quest of knowledge. With Mrs. Mohney leading the attack, the year passed quickly and we became seasoned veterans in addition and subtraction, reading, and other intellectual pastimes. (Art?) George Cooper entered in March. Promotion into the third grade left two rungs behind us. Mrs. Folsom took over in this portion of our climb, and guided us into the realms of long and short division. Sandra McVicker joined the ranks. By the fourth grade, this business of learning had become old stuff. Mrs. Ostwald stood be­ fore us that year, giving us our first glimpses at geography and science. �History Cont . The fifth grade and there were four r!lllgS below us on the ladder. getting somewhere. Now we were really Miss Largent was our teacher and gave us our first good taste of English Among many other entrants that year we gained three regulars, LaVina Wommer, grarrunar, Millard and Gene Gilbert, After steaming through the fifth grade with flying colors, we sailed on into the sixth grade. With Mrs. Smith at the helm we explored the mysteries of strange and unknown decimals and fractions. We also gained another regular crewman, Bette Graves. Mrs. Smith, remained with us, through the seventh grade. Dorothy Frost and Sam Hickman joined the pack. Mrs. Crowell took over when we reached the eighth rung on the ladder. A little algebra and quite a lot of science gave us a taste of what high school was going to be like. Ted McKinnis entered. In September, 1 953, we took the long step from grade school to high school Initiation toughened us to the routine and we really began to enjoy it. Mrs. Short, also in her first year at Bayfield High School, was our sponsor. As sophomores, we had the responsibility of initiating the freshmen and many grudges held from the previous year's initiation were settled. Parties were the extent of our class sponsored activities. Shirley Thompson and Wyoma Randall entered. The Junior-Senior Banquet and Prom and Prom and the Junior Play were highlights of our A Hawaiian theme was used at the banquet and Jack Norris's band played for the junior year. prom. Our play was entitled, "You're Only Young Once." Thanksgiving Dance and the Valentine's Dance. We also sponsored two dances, the Both Mrs. Short and Mr. Starbuck were class sponsors. Tiodorita Lucero became a class member. We are now on the twelfth rung on the ladder. It will be the last for many of us, while others will venture farther up the ladder. We have sponsored two dances this year, Thanksgiving and New Years, and still have to give our play. May. Our final fling will be the sneak sometime in April Steve Law and Alice Groves entered this year. Graduation will be the ninth of They bring our final number to seventeen. �PROPHECY Dear Les , I thought you might be interested to know what happened to the Senior Class that we sponsored in 1957. Do you remember what a beautiful voiceShirleyThompson had? She has surely put it to good use. She is now a night club singer at Harold's Club in Reno, Nevada. I went to the fights the other night at the Bayfield Stadium. Out into the ring stepped a familiar face. (In a moment the body followed.) It was Ted McKinnis now known as Jack Dempsey n. George Cooper, head Chemist of the Bayfield Chemical Laboratory, and his assistant, Marie Morrison, had dinner with me the other night, Marie had stars in her eyes but all George had was chemicals. Gene Gilbert andElmer Powell made the first trip to Mars in a space ship that Millard Gilbert constructed prospecting. in his spare time. Being prospectors and bachelors they, of course, did a little They brought back some lovely specimens of red gold. They plan to make a return trip as soon as the class reunion is over. Now a little more about Millard. He is one of the greatest jet mechanics that has ever been known. As in the old days he goes at it slow and lazy but as usual everything comes out perfect. Two people have taken leave of these wonderful United States; Steve Law went back to his old homeland, Alaska, Wonder of all wonders. Do you know what the boy d1d? across Bering Strait that will provide an intra-continental highway. He built a bridge Sam Hickman is ambassador to the deepest , darkest , A fnc a . I heard he is mamed to a lovely little head hunter. Just guess who has your old job? Sandra McVickerlll She teaches commercial subjects in Bayfield High School. You should see the admiring glances she gets from those young sprouts. Wyoma (Randall) Richards and Tiodorita (Ulibarri) Lucero were happily raising their own little families, when suddenly they decided they liked children so well they now are running a nursery in Silverton. They have around 100 children in their little home. We even have a preacher in our midst. Jim Thomas is preaching in the Bayfield Church. have been to services there and he preaches quite well. LaVina Wommer finally got her rich cattleman. I He was originally from Texas but moved up and took over the Wommer Estate. They have a private plane besides 3 or 4 cars. She is still the same old LaVina though. Goes out and rides a horse from morning till night and comes in looking like a bum. Dorothy Frost also lives on a cattle ranch. She is queen of the King Ranch. She owns so many thoroughbreds that she told me even she doesn't know the number. Her husband, King of the King Ranch, is Gary Amon. They have quite a large ranch so Gary made him a private drag strip. He is helping to cure the jtNenile delinquency, you know, by keeping the teen-agers off the high­ ways. Betty Graves really made a name for herself during the last war, World War ill She became famous as a surgeon. She joined the Wacs and spent her time in the Pacific Islands curing the soldiers of lovesickness and radiation poisoning. Alice Groves is now chief of the Southern Ute Nation. She is the first woman chief. She just returned as a representative of the Utes to the President. Well , Les that is all the Seniors so guess I had better close. We will be happy to see you at the class reunion in May , 1 967, a little over three months from now. , Yours truly, Sybil Short �WILLS d�/f1!1.� I, ·' f� ll ­ , will my seat in physics class to Gerald Ludwig. cGeOIJeoo��- I, lJ� I , \vill all my rights to l):)ris Jean to Irwin. ( Ga�Jl) • . / , will my freshman boyfriends to Linda Duncan and � r. L� /1.._ ({JJ �_:�1..-Jllf (Miiiir<fGJ1f�rtj� -----(Gene Gilbert) I, · ---� c:;?� #-_� --�Zitlkz:lrc: � �CL�. -=H- � __,"-J;p. l'ltmc�-'& �----- I,_ I, I, I, (Bette Graves) (Alice Groves) (Sam Hickman) _ I,_ (Sreve Law) � . y:J � (Tiodorita Lucero) I,- I, _ _____ �»-�.,/,. ----J� ;q� !/�----) (Ted McKinnis) (Sandra McVicker) my red Cadillac to Bill Bright. , will my position in the boiler room to Bart. , will my ability to get along withSandra to the freshmen and sophomore girls. , will my coffee breaks toMrs. Parks. Be carefull ll , will my perfect attendance to Bonnie Cundiff. , will my reservation friends to Butch Wells. good use Butch. Put it , will my ability to stay eligible to Wayne Kingsley. , will my happy married life to Viola McKinnis. , will my height to Paul Davenport. , will my gladness to be out of school to the freshmen girls (I know they'll like it too.) )j1£Ziu� , will my math and science to Mary Kay or anyone r..��Lfl? , will my Saturday night parties to Butch Wells. I, (Marie Morrison) (Elmer Powell) I, I, W � � ---- , will my freshman general science class to some unlucky freshmen who has to take it. v,{l))naRarldali) 1 ��_/ A -·---;1� �l.��. I who wants them. .,Ai...._ .,.M>w 1 , will my church key to Tommy Miller. , will my Sunday mornings to l):)nald Sower. · ��---I, ---- , will my ability to stay sober at dances to Gerald �..�� v � (LaVina Wommer) Ludwig. �NDERCLASSMEN �Betty Holt Carrol Marti!' Doris Kesselring Don Sower Sylvia Mullen Jim Reed Myran Bigham Trent Tanner Raymond Wells J u N I 0 R s Mary Blymiller ' Wendell Bartholomew Arvin Phelps Lois Landreth Jim Mars �Adrian Murray, Barbara Norman, Jerry Bowers, Jerolene Percell, Kenneth Vaughan Judy Gilbert, Larry Mullen Johnny Salazar, Nina Powell Doris Blackmer� . Gary Forsythe s 0 p H 0 M 0 R E s Donald Grush, Gerogia Duncan Bonnie Cundiff, Everett Burch Paul Davenport, Kathryne Hayes Jerry Haga, Lucille Cundiff, Martin Morrison, Emma Edwards, Lonne Sower Fred Kesselring, Jack Haga, Gerald Ludwig, Keith James, Dan Gosney �Gene Berry, Rosalie Krukenmeier, Bill Bright, Lorene Caviggia, Thomas Miller Betty Weddle, Tom Wells, Linda Duncan, Wayne Kingsley, Janet Sower Tommy Beuten, Mardella Marshall Georgiana Kugle, Bill Newton F R E s H M E N Ear lena Cramer, Michael Schaefer Irwin Taylor, Darlene Percell Clement Frost, Janet Colnar, Viola McKinnis, Joan Colnar, Julian Martin Hazel Ann McCoy, Roberta Lippert, Tim Dye, Carolynne Mcintyre, Patsy Stephenson �RA D ES �EIGHT H Karen Powell Mrs. Crowell Marlene Hayes, John Kugle, Connie Srafford, Philip Stock III, Linda Law L awrence Morrison, Margaret Tate, Keith Thompson, Judy Lincoln, Harvey Cundiff Phyllis Archulera, L eonard Tanner, Diane Hayes, Kenny Mullen, Judy McVicker Gary Sower, Caroline Hickman, Michael Hopk1ns, Sally Gilbert, Bill Mars Eiva Taylor, Lucas Martinez, Eleanor Martin �J Donna Reed, John McKinnis, Zelta Newton B.)bby C ollard, Ruth Hotz Gary Tulin, James Huntington, Mrs. Smith James Davenpon Janice Keller s E v E N T H Celina Gilbert, Eugene Beaver, Ray Frost David Glenn, Richard Snodgrass, Vic Lincoln, Phyllis Philips, Rodger Jones Danny Weddle, Leslie Glover Evelyn Rathjen, Charlie Cundiff Chris Manin, Donald Blackmore Sharon Hickman Mike Tafoya, Tumey Cook, James Peeples Vivian Rathjen Larry Forsythe Glen Cramer �Barbara Thompson, Jerry McKinnis, Mr. Martin, Tommy Ancell, Sherell Keller Elaine Hughes, Gail Stagelman Joe Postlethwait, Nancy Hotz Tillie Tafova. Linda McConnel s I X T H Shirley Sower, Don Lee Gosney Lila Mae Cundiff, Sammy Noble Vernon Kingsley, Mary Taylor Michael Bowers, Sharon Holt Gail Percell, Frances Wells Linda Davis, Linda Zellner, Marilyn Berry, Loren Mcinnes, Joe Archuleta �FIFT H Sammy Davison Mrs. Folsom Dale Berry, Dale Knight, Sharon Sower, Vance McVicker, Judy Purcell Leroy Beaver, Frances Lowe, Ronnie Miller, Kathy Hickman, Vernon Sower Diane Powell, Tim Thompson, Selma Snodgrass, Johnny Cundiff, Nancy Smyth Pat Hopkins, Thomas Archuleta, Robert Stock. Patricia Koon, Eddie Hughes Mike Berry, Leonard Archuleta, Charlene McNew, Gary Shupe, Carolyn Dye �Richard Townsend, J anne Lowe Pat Hayes, Lema May Glover Stewan McCoy, Mrs. Kelley Harvey Hickman, Raedene Dav1s Dick Trimble, Sophia James LaWand Safley, James Cundiff Ernest Zellner, Cheryl McCoy, Eddie Archuleta Sharon Richards, Clyde Box, Karen Huntington F 0 u R T H B illy Holder, Bert Wilmer, Larry Martinez Clayton Ludwig, Linda Cundiff, Paul Gilbert Johnny Tafoya, Linda Tanner, Douglas Snow, Darlene Law, Walter Sapp, Kathryn Sower Leroy Holcomb, Cecil Mars, Marilyn Montgomery,Gene Naranjo,Suzan Martin, Mark Blake Nancy Peterson, Russel Van Camp, Joyce Morrison �THIRD Mrs. Ostwald Cherry Tanner, Jerry Wells, Sally Davison, Johnnie Caviggia, David Martinez, Sharon Smith Eddie Garcia, Elaine Berry, Monte Wommer, Robert Venuti, Phyllis Snooks, Glenn Grush Mary Dye, James Forsythe, Molly Archuleta, Mark Stevens, FreJJy Stock, Dixie Frost Billy Berry, Leslie Lewis, Wayne Cundiff, Bruce McDaniel, Jannet H2inz, Carl Sower Donna Lee McCoy, Gerald Hickman, Rita Archuleta, Pat Joel Davis, Catherine Hasstedt, ewton, Bruce Sauer, MelinJa Hopkins Rusty Me Leod, Evelyn Archuleta, Rudy Archuleta, Gary Hickman �SECOND Mrs. Cockreham Elizabeth Van Camp, Gary Vaughan Sandra Hasstedt, Stanley Wilmer, Darlene Frost, Larry Davenport, Charlotte Lowe Lloyd Phillips, Rose Ann Wells, Guy Lewis, Patricia Townsend, Donald Snooks Steven McDaniel, June Box , Charles McNew, Judith Hayes, Arthur Hwnington Linda Reed, Pat Blake, Judy Loring, Thomas Davis, Connie Carter �SECOND Mrs. James Dona Frost, Leroy Tafoya, Shirley Lippert, Ronald Snow, Priscilla Archuleta John Thomas, Linda Groves, Kenneth Miller, Linda Sue Heinz, Bryan Dunn Corleen Rael, Billy Stagelman, Loretta Miller, Arthur Langfitt, Gene Valdez Ross Gosney, Howard Hickman, Susan Miller, Donnie Cundiff, John Tuttrow �Mrs. Broomell, Louise Lucero Beverly Beaver Marie Cundiff, Gary Tanner Sammy Tate Ubaldo Archuleta, Donna Glover, Sammy Tafoya Coleen Trimble FIRST Steve Ancell, Kathryn Jackson Lora Lee Dunn Jerry Abernathy, Edith Tuttrow Betty Newton, Murray Ludwig Leroy Sanchez, Jeanie Mae Harper, Billy Sapp Terry Naranjo Elsie Chavez Rosemary Richards, Joe Dee Fahrion �1... r Jl 1... r 1... r \.CIOOD CTIVITI ES �A NUAL STAFF Doris, Wyoma, Roberta, Hazel Ann, Earlena, Mardella, Kathryne, Lucille, Georgiana, Marie, Nina, Martin, Dorothy, Mary, Lois, Janet C. , Lorene, Janet S. , Rosalie, Judy, Shirley, Bonnie, Jerolene, Keith, Elmer, Sam, James, Adrian, Bette, Sylvia, Betty H. E D I T 0 R Myrna Bigham c 0 E D I T 0 R Barbara Norman �George Cooper MR. WOLVERINE �LaVina Wommer . MISS WOLVERINE �CUTE ST COUPLE w H 0 w H 0 ' s Mardella and Donald MOST BA SHFUL MO ST FRIENDLY Paul and Patsy Millard and Barbara �MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED MOST INTELLIGENT BEST DANCERS MOST CO-OPERATIVE George and LaVina Myrna and Wendell BEST LOOKING MOST ATHLETIC Trent and Sandra Trent and LaVina �PAPER STAFF Gene, Elmer, Emma, Bonnie, Jim M., Jim T., Kathryne, Roberta, Lois, Mary, Lorene, Myrna, Mrs. Parks, L ucille, Judy, Mardella, Joan, Janet C. , Doris K. , Barbara, Shirley, Dorothy, Bette, Wyoma, Janet S. , Betty H. , Hazel Ann, Wendel l. E D I T 0 R c 0 E D I T 0 R LaVina Wommer Slyvia Mullen ���B'' CLUB Everett, Sam, Gary, George, Don, Jim R., Tommy, Raymond, Millard, Trent, Elmer, Jim M. , Jim T., Steve, Gene, Dave, Wendell, Fred, Gary, Larry, Jerry H., Kenneth. PEP CLUB Linda, Lucille, Georgiana, Betty W. , Emma, Patsy, Tiodorita, Viola, Lorene, Janet C. , Joan, Doris B. , Georgia, Lois, Nina, Jerolene, Doris K., Hazel Ann, Myrna, Wyoma, Bonnie, Roberta, Carlene, Shirley, Dorothy, Janet S., Mary, Judy, Darlene, Barbara, Bette, Mardella, Kathryne, Sylvia, Carol­ ynne, CHEERLEADERS: Sandra, Betty H. , LaVina. �HOME ECONOMICS Lorene, Janet C. , Joan, Nina, Carolynne, Georgia, Georgiana, Lucille, Linda, Darlene, Viola, Emma, Mrs. Cole, Jerolene. Zelta, Donna, Judy M. , Phyllis A., Diane, Judy L. Evelyn, Vivian, Phyllis, P., Eleanor, Sally, Mrs. Cole, Celina, Joyce, Sharon, Ruth, Karen, Linda, Marlene. Connie, Margaret, �THLETICS �FOOTBALL Jim M., Millard, Gene, George, Steve, Elmer, Raymond, Sam, Trent, Coach Starbuck, Gary A., Kenneth, Tommy, Gary F. , Fred, Everett, Larry, Jerry H., Jim R. , Donald. Scores Pagosa 27-0 Dolores 20-0 Dove Creek 7-6 Mancos 1 4-32 Ignacio 1 3-35 �BASKETBALL A T E A M Wendell, Jim, Everett, Clement, Donald, Sam, Coach Starbuck, Millard, Trent, Ray, Gene, Larry, Steve. SCORES Navajo Mission 53-57 Silverton 75-49. Saguache 71-34 Pagosa Springs 60-49. Creede £0-46 Dolores 70-55• 61-49 Mancos 57-56. 48-50 • Dove Creek 55-31. Ignacio 63-61 • (Pagosa Tournament) Pagosa Springs (Pagosa Tournament) Mancos Dove Creek Ignacio 101-31. 70-54. • League Games ���B'' TEAM Kenneth, Bill, Jerry, Tommy, Coach Starbuck Thomas, Wendell, Larry, Clement Scores Navajo Mission 39-59 Saguache 28-32 Mancos 29-45 Dove Creek 33-26 I gnacio 43-52 Silverton 67-24 Pagosa Springs 38-36 Dolores 38-44 Mancos 47-44 Dove Creek 30-33 Ignacio 32-44 �CHEERL EAD ERS Sandra McVicker, Betty Holt, LaVina Wommer s E N I 0 R Sandra, Betty, LaVina J u N I 0 R Kathryne Hayes, Rosalie Krukenmeier, Mardella Marshall �PUP TEAM Coach Starbuck, Gary, George, Madardo, Leonard, Ray, Larry, Harvey, Philip, Bill. CHEERLEADERS Diane, Zelta, Dmma, Judy. Kenneth, �D I A p E R s George T 0 LaVina Ted D I p L 0 M A s Sandra Steve �Shirley Wyoma Millard Gene Sam Dorothy Marie Tiodorita �SNAPSHOTS Raymond Irwin, Clement, Dorothy LaVina, Elmer, Sondra "Please Baby Please" "Ancient Drums" Elmer, LaVina "Paralyzed" Jim M. Myrna, Mary Adrian "I Saw Esau" "Don't Forbid Me" "Oh Mother" Judy M. Nina Wendell "Chicken Little" Frank "Maxie" "You swim in Mr. & Mrs. Hopkins that? R w a e y m n d 0 e n d "In the Jailhouse" "Consience I'm Guilty" "Fish Story" �Trent Gene and Mary "Frankie and Johnny" "Y ou're A Heanbreaker" Sandra Wendell Mardella and Don "Money Honey" "Penny Candy" Barbara Mill ard "You Fooler, You Faker" "Take Me Out To The Ball Game' "Anyway Y ou Want Me" "Love Me" �Karhr�11c l\1 i llarJ .. leepy Head·· LaVina, Barbara, t-.1illard "Sleepy Time Gal" "I Stand Alone" Mrs. James Mrs. Crowell "Let Me Go, Lover!" LaVina, Jim "Ain't I cute? " "G raduation" Raymond Mrs. Parks "Young Love" Ra ymond , Trent "School Marm" "You're Right, I'm Left, She's Gone " "Roc kin' The Co11go " �teve Hazel Ann and Gcore(e LaVina "Hound Do g" "1\.!onkey Busine ss" "AnJ the W ..J!ls Caine Tumblin� D{)wn" Paul Raymond Dear Hunting "You Can Have Her, I Don't Want Her, She's Too Fat For 1\.lc" Kenneth "A uctioneer·· Larr} "Too �uch" (Dog) "Bye Bye Blues" �Tiodorita, Johnny Myrna, George "I'll Have To T1ptoe" Betty, Jimmy "Baby, Let's Play H ouse" Sandra, Judy Mr . Hopkins "Moongluw" Gene "Bad Habit" Earlena Donald, Jim W. "The High and Mighty" Hazel, Tim "Happy Go Lucky" Barbara, San dra "Dangerous When Wet Janet S. "DaJdy Oh" "Singin' In The Rain" "Don't Be Cruel" Mrs. Crowell, Mrs. "Mv Shoes" mith LaVina, Donald 0. �DV ERTISING �L EWIS MERCANTI L E CONGRATULATIONS GROCERIES TO THE FEEDS VEGETABLES '57 HARDWARE SENIORS JOHNSON JEWELRY Reed and Barton Sterling Earl S. 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