https://prlibrary.cvlcollections.org/files/original/4506a627138f0b02882a57ff602950b3.pdf 6dbbb9f62a6a10ec31d72144ac3228df PDF Text Text ���I �Dwight E. Ward Stanley R. Steele Walter I. Walker !tenneth Montgomery Donnie L. Fair Tictor Reuenachwander Clarence Monger Bobby Lee Vol! bdlfUl F. Seo!ield Leonard Ostwald Jaaes W Rutherford ~nneth D. C8lllpbell Harold E. LePl.&tt Howard F. Fahrlon Charlea L. Got! Robert C. Norris, Jr. Samuel C. Hollar Martin R. Landreth, Jr. Neal Snooks Raymond Wells Donald W. Mcintyre Noel C. Peterson James A. Mohney, Jr. Frank W. McXi.nnis Archie G. Phelps, Jr. I. V. Ludwig Daniel E. Pereell Char.Les A. Berl7 Lorence Smith Billy G. Chadd Jaus Mobl.,Raymond C. Pierson Willi..ul K. McCoy r;erald A. N8la!Ul • ����AllJMtJJ ~ 19/3 '--/!/S3 1913 1930 ClJcle Akera Lonme Bamea ~ Vola Beach Horri1 Lucille Chadwick Jones :~cigar Branson ICenneth Clark Calrln JU~~~a Lou AHa Milton Ro7 Bad• Carl Morriaon 1925 1931 Lottie Carwack Dannela Vinitrad ear..ck Wal.lcer Zora Waaner Huon Gl&d7a Wiaertt Zet.t& Halnrton Fred Sowr Cecil Sower G\q Binder Dan T01msend Cbarlea Van Dusen Glen Huaiston* Haaer Hiclalan Paul Shielda Irwa Jones Grush Noble Parks Vella Thel.aa Carmack Zanoni Doria Binder Ha~atedt Louiae Denniaon Morris Helen DuY&l.l. Purcell Dolores Johnaon Fisher 1~ Paul Dune En:Qn Dune T&Tlor 11Lc7 Wheeler Rule Kil.een Wheeler Marahall )(a;r Binder Benson Alice Fraha Um.atord Georgia Carmack Fahrion 1927 1932 Virginia Wall Marle,' Del& Daftllport* Darl Dannport Marceille X.lling Wil.liua L,-lene Darnall Bastian Anna Lon«* Frances Pearson Sower Roland Carmack W,-lie HUidaton* IT& Sapp Llo,-d Bamea Hugh Fredaen Lila Beach Aldrich Pbylia Clark Whitne1 Marcella Clark Akera Shirley Dunl.l Marie Greenlee Blacon Harriet Hurt Olbert Genelle Salabar Macht Ellen Jrnight Eugene Dun.ll. Leonard Jenlcir. 19.3.3 1928 B,-ron Whitne,Cheater Rodaan* ET&l.en Weaterwan Harriette Own Dorrie Wood Saa Lane Alrln Jaaea Edward Whithead* Leah Knight Clarene Montgcmer,- Iyrall Louise Pierce Olin Gilatrap 1929 Ines Tyck:sen Olbert Luett& Yingl.iq Spencer Hon Dannport Catherine Wheeler Henderaon Marguerite Hiner Cul.haDe Dearl Beach Lucille Branson Morton 19.34 Edwin Green* '}.S· Durango, Colo. Phone 295 Opal Batchelor Autre,Louise Owen Brillhall Gertrude Paral.e,- Sower Raymond Rocman Aloha Vinton Hasel Schnieder Doria Black George Comiah Charlene Pierce Milton Sower Delbert Montgoaery Louia Vinton Ruby Holt Herbert Shull 1935 Mayelle Parka nien Minnie Wiser Marshall* Elsie Blackmore Louise W~r Farl"Olf Helen Leonard Geneva Sal.abar ~an Elmer Muon Delmar Jenldna Marjorie Campbell Bigh&a Ella Chana Esther Purcell Buawell Vernon Leonard Kenneth Sower Thomas Carmack* Alden Knight* 1936 Marjorie Morrison McDaniels Maudie Crane Carr Melba Ethridge McCoy Jewell Ludwig LePlatt Lorin Carmack: Eldon Steele Mary Gene Sapp Harvey FaDonna. Carr Ollie Hickman Fern ~ight Lane Nora Townsend Katherine Davi1 Powell Elmer Leonard Elizabeth Maya Grace Steele Reed Ralph Ted Schaw** E\mice Binder Burk Richard Grubbs Tony Wilaer Elizabeth Smith ��ALumni Dean J.on Ra7 SJ*leer Il'll& Steel e Snook• Cu-v.l Tcnmsend Helen WhHlar McatgOMr.T Bernice Berr.T Dirtne Arline Bighaa Beaver Irene Black Helen Crane Warren Dick P'ralul Stanle;r Grqtt* Jevell Hickaan Mitchell Carl Jaua** Cbarlea McCo;r Philip Sapp Glad7a Steele R.ed Lorena Tcnmaend Brown Eileen Wiaer McNew Henr.r W~r 1940 lfol'II&D Hanaon Arthur Batchelor Marguerite Bighaa Sw1.l.l1n& Ro;r Binder Lucil1e Black Mildred Brigga Rwlsell Culp Clarence ETerett Claire Farrow BredahJ Mae Grec McCo;r Ienneth Gruah l"a;re Yingling Culp Mildred Hutchina Huldaton Chloe W. Johnson MelTille Lee John Richards Violet Shull Wolfe Robert a.ith ldna Willaette Rockett Harold B. Wilmer Harold W. Wo111118r 1939 Bemice Ethridge SJ*lcer Garland Farrow Marie Gray McCarttQKartha Juu Montgcaer,1"rancea Johnaon Lee Knickerbocker Roy lnickerbocker Leo Lea** Everet Mitchell** William Norris Wayne Schiller otia Snooka, Jr. Jacqueline Humiaton McCo7 Blanch lnight Sad.tb Ray lnight, Jr. Ju.a Lea Virginia Leonard Phelpe Margaret Monger Brentt Jeaae ~r, Jr. Leona Richard• 'fniokerboclcer Phillip Stock, Jr. Oliver Thomaa Jack Waltun Joseph Hueton Wilaer Jea.. Wheeler 1941 Iathon .A.:m lfarrl.n Browa M1.l.4n4 Chaatain . .r.r Grad7 Dwight Hanaen DaTid Holder Lee .A.llen J ...son Eugene Berr.r** Harold Caruck** J .... Logan** Connie Grona 1938 Marie Laa1ng Hickan 1942 1939 Cont. 1937 E-n:cyn Hinabul Walter Lea** Don&ld Logan Bo7 Ludlfi& Charla• Martin Langfitt S...., Saooka Albert S,.ODI Paul Vintland Vila& Vella Picooli Dallu ViaerH 191.3 Rae ll1re lennetb .A.nderaca Merle !Mob Ellie Frala Ila rae Olinr dllooka V&Diia t.nned,Jeaaie ID1gbt TOWDJend Alberta Laraeo Parc1D .A.ud.rq Kceo,. Genan KcRew Darla OUa Jlonger s,bll hrld.na !loa~ Richard• Paul.iDe Scalt Moncer RD.b7 stlllioJl Paul Biggeratatt Jack Canu.ck Thel.aa Chastain Pauline Cobb LaDda Geru.ine Dennin& .A.thol P'elthut Baatriee Harmon Loraine Jamea Wiaer 1944 .A.dol.ine Jtnight Reed Ida Mae Leyahon Leah Belle Mitchell strain ~ J.on Kareeil1e Monger Baer Ruth Bachelor JDeaca Paul Reed Roberta Beach P&l'llle7 Ruth Rieharda Nelson Michaela En:cyn Grona S7l'fia Bell Pqaon Shepherd Daniela George Shel.h.-r Bill Heard Elisabeth Shull Helen lnickerbocker ea.pbell Nol'll& Steele Kar7 Ellen Le7whon Wilbur Swift OrYal Montg011181'7 Doria Tolm..nd Martha Robbina Sauer Willie Wiser Joe D. Tipton Olin Viu.tt Caruck 1045 Mctin Avenue Durango Phone 899 After Hours Call BAYFIELD 2824 Clive Pet rson ~ FARMS RANCHES and CITY PROPERTIES REAL ESTATE LOANS INSURANCE ��1945 1948 Cont. Betty Beach Teague Alice Berry Marie Burkett Vincent Chapnan Dorothy Davis LePlatt Walter Edwards Ernest Little Helen Monger Bodo LaVerne McEwen Kl.ulllll&n Shirley Sower Graham 1946 Duane Amon Norma Arnold Heard Herbert Bachelor Barbara Blackmore June BrolCl Carmaclr Glenn Ch&pnan Rayroond Doering* Floydene Denton Davia Ruby Fennell Shelhamer Robert McCoy Leonard Ostwald Betty Patton Fahrion Mildred Phelps Borders Ray Rather Roger Sapp Colin Tanner Mabel Carmack Roberta 1947 Rollie Cundiff, Jr. Don c. Fahrion Alfred Lee Frahm Jack Huntington Roy Huntington, Jr. Frank Ludwig, Jr. Kenneth w. Ludwig Gentry Belle McCoy Walatroa ~dick Timothy Ostwald Dale Patton Laura Jane Richarda BroliD 1948 Jamea Barger Dick Carmack Ruth Haga Sutherlin Roberta Hollar Nila Martin Campbell Frank McKinnie Raymond Pieraon ~FOOD STORE COAH'I 5TH -.Y,. AHD nH ST. DURANGO, COLORADO Betty AM Robina Abernathy Betty Lou Welle Werbe Da.nny Crane Helen Davia Campbell Virginia Burton Mciinnia Carl Campbell Leonard Montgomery Archie Phelpa Frances Parka Merle Harriaon WU... Welle Picolll Frances Albright Frahm Barbara Welle Betty Stephenaon Humond. Noel Peterson 1949 Esther Richard• Don Fair Woody Emerlkm Gary Payson Marie Harris Stanl..sy Steele Bernice liwltington :Emerson Charles Sutherlin JiDid.e Fraha JoAnn Mobley Sapp Hugh Lareen Howard Fahrion Jeanne Sower Fanto Buster Walker Bill Huntington Eileen Richards Bud Larsen 1950 Harold LePlatt Donald Mcintyre Faye Haga Mcintyre Lois Butler Jane Thieme Helen McCarthy Sarah Davia Dean Halverson Cora Landreth Farley 1951 Robert Norrie Kenneth Montgomery June Martin Stephenson LaVenw Sower James Squires Neal Snooks Barbara McCoy Otteaon James Rutherford Vera Hollar Sapp Cecelia Cundiff Smith Clarence Monger Martha Shelhamer Bergman Jeanie Wells 1952 Kenneth McCoy Ienneth Campbell Earl Cable Melba Cundiff Frame Hilda Peterson Edward Percell Thomaa Richard• Victor Neuenschwander Arthur Iinsll&n Nina Squire• James Mohney Martin L&J¥ireth Charlea Got! Melvin Haga R. V. Cobb Sam Hollar Frank Harria Dwight Ward Carol Rowse Helen Brown Robertson 1953 Raymond Wella Betty Noble Roberta Pierson Earleen McCoy Henry Cunditf Mary Iinaman Jerry Ne'llllll.ll Dan Shupe Goldie Welle Mae Lou Jamea Edwin Scofield Bonnie Landreth Donna Autrey Nancy Rutherford Gerrard Wylie Canu.ck Mary Joyce Davia Montgaae17 * Deceased **Iilled in Action .J. W. SOWER REAL ESTATE BAYFIELD, COLORADO f:e~tdent~e- phone oH,ee pJ..one ����JOHN BIGHAM Music - 4 Paper Staff - 2 Annual Staff - 3 Library - 2 Junior Play - 1 Senior Play - 1 Art - 1 Fine Arts - 2 Athletics - 1 Thou art e'en as just a man As e'er my conversation coped withal. CLARK GILBERT Music - 2 Paper Staff - 1 F.B.L.A. - 1 B Club - 3 Junivr Play - 1 Senior Play - 1 Fine Arts - 2 Athletics - 4 eninr Suddenly a thought came like a full-blown rose Flushing his brow. SALUTATORIAN JOANNE HICKMAN Music - 3 Paper Staff - 4 Annual Staff - 3 Pep Club - 4 F.B.L.A. - 2 Library - 1 Junior Play -1 Senior Play - 1 Fine Arts - 1 Sweetest melodies Are those that are by distance made more sweet. ��MARKA PEn;RSON Music - 3 Paper Staff - 1 Annual Staff - 3 Pep Club - 4 F.B.L.A. - 2 F.H.A. - 4 Library - 1 Junior Play -1 Senior Play - 1 Cheerleader - 1 Fine Arts - 2 Beauty is truth, truth beauty, --that is all Ye know on earth, and all ye need to know Derylin Cooper Music - 3 Paper Staff - 2 Annual Staff - 3 Pep Club - 4 F.B.L.A. - 1 F.H.A. - 4 Library - 1 Junior Play - 1 Senior Play - 1 Cheerleader - 1 Fine Arts - 4 Music is well said to be the speech of angles. VALEOI ":'!'ORIAN GORDON STEELE Music - 2 Annual Staff - 4 F.B.L.A. - 1 Junior Play - 1 Senior Play - 1 Fine Arts - 2 Athletics -4 To be honest as this world goes, is to be one man picked out of ten thousand. ��DORIS YOAKAM Music - 1 Senior Play - 1 Art - l Happiness d·epends, as Nature shows, less on external things than most suppose. Such and so various are the tastes of men. CECIL McCOY Music - 2 Paper Staff - 1 Senior Play - 1 Junior Play - 1 B Club - 1 One Fair daughter and no Art - 1 more, the which he loved Fine Arts - 1 passing well. F. B. L. A. - 1 MASON FRAZZINI Music - 2 F.B.L.A. - 1 B Club - 3 Junior Play - 1 Senior Play - 1 Fine Arts - 2 Athletics - 4 LEE HILL Music - 1 Paper Staff - 1 Senior Play - 1 Measures, not men, have always been my mark. ��lli.sforg ~-~~ Teacher--Miss McDonald A larp claas SUmYore: Joanne Hick.an, Narka Peteraon, Cecil McCor, John Bigham, Mason Frazaini, ~. DaTiE, Vadie Harris ~~~ Teacher--Mrs. Mohne;r OUtstanding eYenta: Learned to tell time Could boas the first grade ~-I!!.mQ~ !ru--~~ Teacher--Mrs. Walker MJrna joined the ranka Joanne vent to the Moss School ~Fll'TH GRAD! mz--~~ Teacher-Mrs. Smith Class A Teacher--Mra. McCreery Claaa B Joanne c._ back Teacher--Mrs. Wal.lcer Mason lett tor Pagosa bna lett tor ~ feacber=Mra. Oetvald Rena c&M back OUtatanding event: ~-e.nd..,Jobn Romance Remember all those notes?? ~H~ Teactt.r-Mrs. Smith We v~re all aent back to the tirat srade roo. -De%'7lin joined u. Sanded and painted our deaka all b)' ouraelna ~PRESHJWI~ Spooaor-Mr. Mlcbaeh Be&inninc Hiab Scbool Roll: Gordon steele, De%'7lin Cooper, Rena DaTia, Bobb;r Wolt, Felix SanchH, Lawrence G&rcia, Grace ltinalll&ll, Clark Gilbert, Joanne Hickman, John Bigham, Ermon Harper, Vad.ie Harria, Maaon l'ruaini, Cecil McCOf, Charlotte Moblq, Mark& Peterson Clue ·: >tticera: President-Rena DaTia Vice-Preaident--Mason Fraszini S.cret&r;r--De%'7lin Cooper Treaaurer--Joame Hic:kman Basketball: lAwrence, Felix, Gordon, Clark, Mason Football: Clark, Maaon, Bobb;r, lAwrence, Felix All Frea~n aang in the Fine Arta Festhal. COMPUMENTS OF m2-~~ Teacher-Mrs, Morrie Still in tbe first grade room Rena vaa C&rninl Q\lHn Selected our claaa colora, class !lower, clala motto Mason came back Clark became one ot ua Eighth grade Graduates: Gordon steele, Derylin Cooper, Rena OaTis, Jack Tate, Bobb)- Wolt, Felix Sanches, Lawrence Garcia, Juanita Shupe, Grace Kinaan, Clark Gilbert, Joanne Hickman, John Bigham, Ermon Harper, Vadie Harria, JVt'na Snook, Mason l'razlini, Cecil McCor, DaTid R1ns, Charlotte Moble;r, and Marka Peterson All Freahmen were in Mu1ic We won the ~ troph,y tor the ;rear: Con1olation trop~ in Junior Hiab Tourne;r Der,rlin-Carninl queen candidate Rena-P'.H.A. S.creta%'7 Rena-Mixed quartet J01.11M-Purple aDd Gold stat! Grace--F.H.A. Song Leader Annual Stat!: Gordon, Marka, De%'7lin, John Three were on the honor roll tor the entire :rear LINCOLN - WAYSIDE DRIVE-IN Ford Tractors MERCURY Dearborn Tractors LA PLATA MOTORS, INC. Comer 6th & 8th Ave. Durcmqo, Colo. 600 E. 2ND PHONE 47 DURANGO, COLORADO ��1951--soPHCI«U ~ Spooaor-Mr-:-liS.cbaela cla.. Ofticeres Preeident-Gordon Steele Ylce-Preeident--Marka Petereoo S.eret.arJ--Derrlin Cooper TreaeuNr-Cecil MeCOJ Bultetb&lls lawrence, Felix, Maeon, Gordon, Clark rootb&ll: Muon, Cl..ark Vadie lett thia 7e&r Der,rlln-Carnbal quen oaodidate Rena-senior ch"r1u.der Der,rlin-F .H.A. Tl"eaaurer Grece--F.H.A. SonJ Leader Rft&-F .B. L.A. Secretaey C&ra1~1 Roateeeee: a... Cbarlotte Derrlin-Honor roll all 7ear Annul Statt: Joe.Dl\8, Rena Pvple and Gold Statt: JoaDfte, Orace !Ul,--sultll D!! !jiOiiiO'r-Mr. MoTaaart Mi1lU m clunateas a-, (Mn. R. L. Ba'lllllg&rdner) , Oraa., Olarlotte, Dadd Rina, lawrence, Felix (married) Lee· Rill joined ue Clue Ottieere: Preaiden~rdon Steele 11ce-Preaiclent--Marka Peterson s.eret.arr-Derrlin Cooper Treasurez-.Joanne Hickman Joaane-Candidate tor ~!amin l quaen Martta--cand1date tor hom~coadn« queen Gordoa-CarniTal l1DI 'l'bNe on honor roll all 7ear: Jo-.me, Lee, Der,rlin luketballs Gordon, Claric, Maeon Foot.ball: Gordon. Clark, Maeon Plq: Ie 1!:. !!!z Made a bit We ..,.... all in it. !m-~IDR Sponaor-Mr. Ch&SellAn Upperclaea..n Cla.. Otticere: Preeident-Gordon st..le Vice-Preeident-Marka Peteraon Seeret.arJ-Rena Dade Treuurer-Joanne Hieklan Baeketb&ll.: D&dcl R., lawerenee, eon, Gordon, Clark, Felix Football: Clark, Gordon, Muon Marlr.a-caDdidate tor carnival queen Carninl Hoeteesee: Joanne, Rena, Charlotte Rena-F.B.L.A. S.cretar,r Marka-F.H.A. Vice-Preeident a.na-co-!ditor ot Annual Rena--Cb-Editor ot PUrple and Gold Senior Cheerleader•: Mark&' Der,rlin Der,rlin--Pertect attendance tor ,.ar Four on honor roll tor 7e&J' · PUrple w Gold start: Joaaie, Grace, Rena, Der,rUP, ADmaal statt: Joazme, Der,rlin, Rena, Grace, John, Mark& Proa: 'Heath Ha!&iiap ~ Turkq Dinner Be~ Plq: Hefd Firat Bil Succeee Doril entered our cla•• thie 78&r Bobb7 lett Marka--F.H.A. Preeident Der,rlln--F .H. A. Vice-President Marka-F.B.L.A. Seeretarr Annual statt: Joanne, Mark&, Der,rlin, Jobn, Gordon, ae Editor PUrple and Gold Statt: John, Cecil, Marka, Joanne Looking torvard to: Prom, Sneak, Baccalaureate, COIIIIleneellalt Phone 1674 3400 N. Main Ave. Open 6 A M. to 10 P. M. RESTAURANT ��i, 0~. &-;;5if42x-< will -r aenae ot reaponaibility to;S(anley Cundiff'. Can ;you uae it? I,~ c7)1Lf Beebe, will rq aeriouaneaa to .t..l.mer What about it, Beebe? I,~ .z...-~.?ft'!'<-= will 'lilT temper to Donnie o;. . . Do not 4S &k, FRAGILE! ! l Use care~! Me I,~ A'71<11<n.L/ 1-/q.L =• .< will 'lilT calmneaa to Bette Gao Think it will work? I,(~~ to Butch Cooper. will rq treahmen girl friends Be prepared to run, Butch. (_.g.4,f ~(' ~ I, with girls to TdY Minnie. will IV ability to get along Watch out girls. I, ~a z<..t&. to le. will DIY lon tor Chemistr;y V ~,J I, ~~ Neal, as it you needed it! will DIY quick wit to Terr;y I, ~~ C~ will lilY piano-playing abilit;r to l'.argareNeWJD&n I anaarpiugs to Mr. "M'lc." 'tf~ ��olLR ~() p 11 E ( y On a fine spring day in 1964 John Bigham, a straight "A" major in Agriculture at Fort Collins, stands out in his bean field wondering why the crop failed. He is startled by the smooth purring noise, put-put-clash-bang, of the amazing new invention, the~ Doodle, Gordon Steele's latest horseless carriage. He gets 20 gallons to the mile, which is really an improvement over recent inventions. Although he can't understand why the gas gauge always points at empty. Gordon stops to chat for a while with John when all at once a terrific explosion occurs and the roof off of Lee Hiil's ATOMIC BUM PLANT comes whizzing by. Shortly afterward a big thudll Lee lands from a big~ nearby pine which he met up with in the way over. Lee rushes to John's ultra-modern, one-room adobe hut to phone to town to see which way the rest of the plant went. He stammers into the phone, his face becoming in turn, pink, red, violet, purple, and black as Joanne Hickman, telephone operator of the A. F. of L. (ah1ays for listening) tells him to take in the cord, she had too much; she asked him to quit breathing so loudly, it disturbed her; and, PLEASE, pull back some cord, she can't get the connection. Marka Peterson, RN (rat nurse) comes dashing from the new fivestory general hospital, KILL OR CURE, located in the suburb, Smoky I-lesa. She is loaded dovm vTith Vicks VA.oorub, Aspirin, Sloan's Horse Liniment, Hadacol, and all of the latest miracle drugs, in case anybody was injured in the explosion. Marka is considered the best nurse in the Basin. She already has six, or iQ it seven, notches on her thermometer. Clark Gilbert, ex-mule driver, ex-truck driver, ex-bus driver, comes to a screaming stop in his twin bed ambulance. He opens the door, trios and falls on his face. Straightening his fractured elbo\·T, he asks if anyone is hurt. It seems Clark took this job because he got fired from all previous He never could keep his eyes off pretty girls in convertibles, consequently ruininp; his one-horse pO'tTer mule in a collision v1ith the Bayfield Metropolitan City Police. on~s. Mason Frazzini, the famou::> S0uth AmPrican ?.ucho, comes limoing-VIhoopsl loping--no lir.iping in on his flaming, firey steed (eats red peppers and hot tamales). He is the Roy Ro~ers of the Amazon, and he seems to be quite a card. His pals call him the Kin• of Kings, hce of Jacks, or is it Jack of Aces? f.1ason has a famous hacienda, the J.iUCHO FERDIN ND, (a lot of bull) in South America. He come up to ct eck on his L" Boca ranch, the ARID ACRES. ��PtfOP/IECY ,__ ~ Cecil McCoy, the greatest bullshipper in the Basin, just arrived to compare notes with Lee on Lee's synthetic cow. It eats green plants, chlorophyll, you know, with no after affects, (saves cleaning the barn). Cecil is quite interested in not having to clean the barn. Cecil has just bought out the Gunnison Valley of Colorado from Governor Thornton. He seems to have his eye on the Capitol Building. He even took up golfing. Doris Yoakam, the world famous comedian, humorist, and actress comes by with dark glasses, white cane, and a tin cup. It seems her last performances haven't rolled in the dough. Maybe it's understandable as she is director, script writer, stage hand, and curtain puller for her own show. Tonight she is appearing at the Bayfield City Opera House in the suburb, Falfa. A long streamlined cherry red Cadillac convertible comes to a smooth, even stop. Derylin Cooper must be in a hurry; she came through the windshield instead of the door. She always ~ (pardon the e~ression) ~ ~ood driver. She has just returned from a concert tour witn-3pi e Jonas' ban • Derylin used to play with the Ink Spots until they were ;radicated. Mr. Mac is seen p~lling his head out of the glove compartment. His face is merely white this time, as he is used to it. Mac seems in marvelous health, in fact he's Glowingl But that was before he coughed up the flashlight. He removes the whisk broom from one ear ~nd a pair of scissors from the otPer. Mr. Mac gets out smiling as usual. He is acting as Derylin's tutor. We all decide to go to the STAINLESS STEELE SPUR, (former Silver Spur) owned and operated by who else but Gordon, for a chicken dinner. He is supposed to be the best chicken lifter in the country. And we don't mean out of the pot 1 There it is, the future of the CLASS OF 1 54 BAYFIELD Filling Station Complete 1-Stop Service CONOC::O PRODUCTS Tires - Candy Cigarettes Soft Drinks Phone 2081 REED BROS. SOUTHWESTERN MOTOR CO. STUDEBAKER SALES AND SERVICE Phone 1332 19th and Main Durango, Colorado �I ���Donald McCo>-----..Preaid.ent Bill Squire• Vic.Presid.ent LaVonne McCo>-----~Selecret&rT W~e Martin :rr.uurer Donald McCoy DiCk Welle Bill :;quire• Charlee Ollnr ·~e Martin .... vonne McCo7 Georp Dancl lfeuenacbwaDcler Wlaer The Juniors hacl the CarniTal Queen. The Junior• hacl 2 F.H.A. Mothere. The Juniors had all the girll in Pep Club. The Juniors hacl two Pep Club Officers. The Juniors had ei&ht bo7e that went out fot- football. The Junior• had five em the tirat baeketball t~q~. The Juniors had four on the second basketball team. The Juniors had nine on the Annual start. The Junior• had eight on the Paper Staff. The Juniors had tive b07s in B Club. The Juniors had all but ooe girl in F.H.A. The Junior• had three librarians. The Juniors had eleTen in F.B.L.A. The Juniors hed three F.B.L.A. officers. The Junior• had three F.H.A. officers. The Junior11 had the two Candidates tor F .H. A. State MHting. The Juniors had one CarniT&l hostess. The Juniors had two B Club officers. DaTid Percell Barbara w~r Gayle Boulden Jt.v Sower Wand& Peteraon BASIN PACKING CO. Phone 0209R-l South of Durango U.S. Highways 160-550 Lee l'red& Cundiff Beuhn Warren Hill Leonard Peteraon ��JiJIIV Temple Treasurer Terr:r Neal Secret&r,r Brad Newton President tl£llmore Rq Cundiff Stanl417 Snook a Jeanne Snooks Hi-Way Cafe Truck Stop Sophomores had four on the football team. Sophomores had one football ~er. Sopho1110res had tw in F .B.L.A. Sophomores had three in F .H.A. Sophomores had the F .H.A. District Vice-Preaident. Sophomores had the F.H.A. Degrees assistant. Sophomores had three on the Annual ata!f. Sophomores had three on the Paper et&ff. Sophomores had all girl• in Pep Club. Sophomores nad two of the Cheerleaders. Sophomores had five in "B" Club. Sophomoree had the "B" Club reporter. Sophomores had one Librarian. Sophomores had the Library reporter. Sophomores had one Carnival hostess. Sophomores had seven in basketball. Sophomores had one Basketball Manager. Mathew Bigham Connie Stanlq Morrison Bert Monger Home Macie Pies Fried Chicken Every Sunday We Never Close Weddle Y2 Mile East cf BAYFIELD Highway 160 Allene Darla ��Freshmen had 1. winner ir. Annual ealee. Freshmen had 2 Raffel Ticket winners. Freshmen had 1 Perfect Attendance. PR!SHMEI ASCDWIMG The Freshmen bad tour oa the second teaa. The JPresbaen had two on the tirst te&ll. The JPreehmen had two llllm&&srs. The Freshman had tive on the J. V. Football. The P'reehmen bad eight on the Purple and Gold Starr. The Free~ had six on the Annual Stat!. The JPreehmen had two F.H.A. Mothers. The Freshmen had two F.H.A. otticera. The Freshmen had six F.H.A. meubera. The Freshmen had two Carni~l hostesses. The Freehmen had two Senior Cheerleaders. The JPreehmen had one in the B Club • The JPreehmen had two librarians. The Freshmen had one on the Honor Roll all year. The Freshmen the Homecomin& QuMn. The JPreetmen had all the &irla in Pep Club. The Freshmen had one in the double qu&rtet. George Cooper Gary Amon Stanley Cundiff LaVina Wolllllllr / ~ Hickman Janeanne Neuensch1olll!lder Bette Graves Kenneth Payne David Miller Carol Newton Margaret Newman Sondra MCiieker Ge~ Gilbert Millard Gilbert Teddy McKinnis , Leo Evans Marie Morrison Dorothy Frost PROPANE .•• BUTANE ..• GAS APPLIANCES Phone 66 Your Phillips 66 Distributor Ba5in Petroleum. Inc. 225 Hth Ave. LEE Tffi&S ... PREMIUM OIL Durango ����~- ([(Ult ROBERT A. MARTIN E. 0. BAIRD Spanish I English I~ Sophomore Sponsor World Geography World History u. s. History Soci'ology Coach DAN L. MACTAGGART Superintendent Music Senior Sponsor FRANCES JENKINS Chemistry Homemald.ng I & II F. H. A. Sponeor INA C. MARTIN LAVENIA !-!cCOY Librarian Commercial Law Bookkeeping Typing I & II Junior Sponsor Annual Director Purple & Gold Advisor SYBIL SHORT Geometry I & II General Science Biology Algebra I Freshman Sponsor 777 MAIN AVIiHUii D U RAN G 0, C 0 L 0 RA D 0 ��P'RANK WOMMER, JR. CHARLES B. COOPEli President, 5 years Treasurer, ·5 years BooRd mf CECIL W. SCAmi Secretary, 9 years [)oRrtiq)R-£ A~mini.stration DRAPE Custodian CORA MONTGOMEHI CARRIE HOLDEli FRANCES LANDRETH MRS. RUTH DICKERSON School Nurse Earl V. Mason Insurance Agency Continuous Flower Service Since 1885 FIRE, AUTOMOBILE, CASUALTY LIFE, AUTOMOBILE FINANCE "See Mason For The Best Deal In The Basin" SCHLUTEP. FLORAL CO. 700 MAIN PHONE 290 DURANGO, COLORADO GOlDIE WELLS--Clerk 946 MAIN PHONE 284 DURANGO, COLORADO ��J Lois Landreth Donald Sower E:rnest. Tafoya Wendell Bartholomew Dolores Martinez Myrna Bigham Barbara Benham Leonard Killingbeck Setty Holt Sylvia Null en Trent Tanner Ray :Jells James Reed Winters Rtith Archuleta Carrol Martin Berlinda Archuleta Wf l L S U. L. CIJ1Lw4ys Boo.sl;,n'j For Ot.lr .SchooL'' Bay.;=~eLd, CoLorado Arvin Phelps ��Vickie Gilmour Martin Morrison Barbara Norman Dan Gosne7 Keith JUifls Kathryne Hayes Donald Grush Ellma Edwards Lonne Sower Lucille Cundiff ToiiiiiY' Evans Jud7 Gilbert Fred Kesselring Doria Blackmore Gerald Ludwig Wilfred Martinez Jetta Cooper Larry Mullen Georga Russell Adrian Murray Coope ~'s TexAco STATION r \ -in all 48 States • Paul Davenport, Jerolene Percell, Gary Forsythe ~~t)4fttth Q}ra.J' Mrs. Jenkins ��Car o:cynne Mcintyre Lorene C&viggia Eugene Ber17 Wayne Ki11,1teley Katherine Thoma• leona Johnson Si.xth Bill Newton Janet Sower Roberta Lippert D&Tid Jenkins Hazel McCoy Eileen Harrel Timothy Dye Gladys Grady Patey Stephenson Mrs. Grush Wall Drug Co. Prescriptionist9 Phone 257 .8uranqo Colo. FRANKLIN Vaccines, Medicinals INSTRUMENTS. APPLIANCES and · SUPPLIES for LIVESTOCK Amenca's Leadmq Brand of An.mal Biologicals ��Nancy Winter• Kenneth ~en Mre. Parke l.ucae Martinez Harvey Cunditr James O'Rourke Eleanor Martin :Philip Stock Earline Blackmore John McKinney Judy McVicker 1\ Phone- :21 ~/ Caroline Hickman kichael Moreland John Russell John Payne Vedona Grady Leonard Tanner Phyllis Archuleta Connie Statrord Diane Hayes Gary Sower Sally Gilbert Lawrence Morrison Marlene Hayes Jillllcy' Pierson Janice Brcnm ��.8arl7' Lippert Zelta Iewton GaJ7 'Rulin Mike 'fato,-a Janet Morrison Jamea DaTenport Lealie GloTer Cbria Martin Vivian Rathjen James Huntington Prance• caraack Danny Weddle Celina G11Dert John Kart1n Donna Reed Lar17 Forsythe Ruth Hotz A.l1ce Brown Donald Blackmore Jack O'Rourke bel,-n Rathjen John JlcKinnia Eugene BeaTer Sharon Hickman To~ Jenkina Vernon Kingsley Jeffrey Loring Patricia Swilling Charles Cundiff Don Lee Gosney Stelle Mt~aardo Martinez Archuleta Ronnie Marel<Jck James Peeples Mrs. Kelly ��Alice Carmack Eddie Hoxsie ~lttrr<f Shirley So·l>'er Vance i-tcVicker Ile 03twe Ld.. ra~~ Donald Hill Gail Percell Robert Maynard Leroy Beaver Frances \·1ells Frankie Gedney Linda Zellner Frank ~ogers Tillie Tafoya Lila Cundiff Don<ild Lippert Karen Asher Sammy Noble N.:mcy Hotz Thomas Ancell Joe Archuleta t.l.al.ne Hughes ~icKinnis Jerry BAYFIELD Locker Plant Caroline Dye Marilyn Berry Tnomas ~rchuleta Sheila Thomas Bayfield Phone 2812 Quality Meats RANCHWAY FEEDS ��Vernon Sower Eddy Hughes Charlene McNew Ronnie Hiller Leonard Archuleta Eddie Archuleta Keenan Talley Sharon So-wer Harvey Hiclaaan Gary Shupe Johnny Ta!oya Tim Hutchins Kathryn Hickman Jimmy Gilmore. Richard '1 urner Leroy Holcomb Johnny Cundiff Larry Hickman Michael Swilling Bobby Stock Dale Knight Vernon Grady Stephen Neuenschwander Verna Garcia Larry Russell Carol Ann Hasden Mrs. Mohney • ~ E 7 0 s [SOWER LUMBER BI~OTHE 1<..5 DEALEf~S BAyfiELd ��St.wart McCo7 Burt Vll.ller Linda Cundi!! LaWand S&tl.,- Sha.ron Richa.rda Susan Martin ~ MontgoM1'7 Linda Tanner Ann Mclinne7 T1a MorelaDd Joyce Morrison Richard Tcnmaend Cheryl McCo,Dicld.e Trimble Lent& Mae Glover Raidene Darla Sophia J . .a laren Sue Huntington Paul Gilbert Billy Holder Enrl.e Zellner Sandra Johnson Walter Sapp Peterson 'Tony Todd lathr,rn Nanq Pir.st Jero• LePlatt Lonnie Masden Patrick ~ Ludwig Gerald Hayes Hiclalan JAMES H/fnWiE B-4yft'el d. MAT MARACH ����Saa.y Hickman Carrol Newton Bert Monger Millard Gilbert Leonard Peterson George Cooper Gene Gilbert David Percell Elmer Bebee Ifootball Wells BAYFIELD Colol--cldo Bar Second Row: Jimmy Sower, Clark Gilbert , Da vid Neuenschwander, Mason Frazzini, Brad Newt on , Jimmv Temple , and Billy Squires. ~irst Row• Mathew Bigham, Gordon Steele, Vonny Mc~oy, and Lee Cundiff. ��~ R c s 0 A c 'f H M A R T I N Back row: Bill, ClarK , l".ason, Stanley, David, Ji~, Coach Martin. Front row: Gordon, S~, Donnie, Dick. ~J.llard, Judy, ~na, Diane , ~!ardella. Jeanne, Jewel, LaVina, Janeanne. Lett side, Front to b!lck: Gordon Clark Brad JilllltY Bill \ 5 'light aide, Front to back: ~ T Donnie Millard Back row:~ S&ml'!ty 1 JiiiDIIY Mason David Leonard Coach ~.artin !-'.athew BURNS NATIONAL BANK "The Bank of Friendly Service" 900 Main Ave. Durango, Colorado Phone 228 ��JuNiOR VARSiTY cpups ��Standing: Connie Allene Mark& Joanne Gayle Oerylin LaVonne Barbara Wanda Sitting: Mrs. Slllith Freda Betty Margret Bette Sondra Dorothy Shirley CHEERLEAD Jane anne ERS: J ewel Jeanne LaVina Standing Clark Ji.DI\Y s. Billy Mae on Darl.d Brad J~T. Sitting: Darl.d P. Donnie Cecil Gordon Mathew Darl.d M. ·r\cstc""cste 1>-.?-p\\dt\ces. ����Standing: Jewel, Sondra, LaVina Second Row: Brad, Joanne, Gordon, Third Row: Gayle, Janeanne, Donnie St.&Ddingr Bette, Betty, Donnie, George, Charles, John Second Rowr Barbara, Wanda, Freda Frcnt Rowr Wayne, LaVonne, Marka, Derylln A n n u a 1 § t a f f ��s-eo~c\ y.p-.r~ y,a:t~.. ceeU. v• ~~~· Ga11.e ~ y.p"il' 5~1,e1 ~-qot'll\• WJ.r"" 1)e~~ ~e" ~' Jo~ 1)0~· QeO'rf,e 1~ ~e\t y.p-.1~ ~t'@.a.ret. sillora. Jllleanne ua.~c\ Je..re'l. 'L&~i.J\8o secone\ 'l!a.~e ~t.t-1 w~nc\a. 1)01'<>tn1' Vt'<>n~ il.O'•n ~1).en• J•a.nn• Joa:nn• c;na.r'l.e& ��Back Row Dolores Mrs. Jenkine Myrna Leonora Barbara Sylvia Left to right: Ianda , Janeanne, Shirley, Connie , Dorothy , Freda, Hrs. Jenkins, Derylin , Marka, Jewel , LaVonne, ~qrb::t ra , Sandra , LaVina, Gayle, Bette, I>'larie . ~--------------~ BASIN DRUG COMPANY r---------------~ Re:.. ll Orut• Got MORE for whot you poy, SAVE •t Mode 0 ' Dayl Prow;pt;on Spoc;ol;oh MODE O'DAY FROCK SHOP Cosmetics-Veterinary Supplies Fountain-Grill LINGERIE-DRESSES HOSIERY-BLOUSES 863 MAIN AVE PHONE 101 DURANGO, COLORADO 915 MAIN AVE. PHONE 1114-W DURANGO, COLORADO ��Back row: Elmer, Lee, Wayne, George, Clark, David, Donnie, Brad, Mason, Jimmy, Mathew, Center row: ~r. McTaggart, Gayle, Gordon, John, Lee, Cecil, Jimmy, Marka, Derylin, Teddy. Front row: Doris, Marie, Connie, ianda, Barbara, Freda, Betty, Allene, LaVonne, Margret. CompliMents cP~~ of f»()(JJ W<IW Ba ck row: Gene, Sammy, Warren, Charles, Stanley, Millard , Carrol, David. Center row: Terry, Ray, Stanley, Bert, Gary, Leonard, Kenneth, David. Front row: Bette Gayle, LaVina, Jewell, Janeanne, Joanne, Jean, Sandra, Dorothy, Shirley. ��se n L 0 ~ fLa Back Row, Lett to Right: Gordon, Cecil, z-, Mason, John, Clark. v"'nt Row, Lett. to Right: Derylin, Doria, Joanne, Marka. PINE RIVER Phone 2701 y Bayfield, Colorado BAR ~. l b t' a I? l 8 n s Standing, Lett to Right: At Table, Lett to Right: At Deak, Lett to Right: PACKARD &- WILLYS JEEP Betty, Freda, Mn. McCoy, Barbara, Derylln. Mark&, Marie, George. Shirle::r, Bette Gayle. £~~lf motor C9o. 1400 MAIN AV,HU' DURANGO, COLORADO ��e Ill ~ llaer. ~ •• Jenkins, John, Lee, Jimmy, Gordon, Cecil, Doris, Derylin '" ~ HILL & KUGLE E INTERNATIONAL Q HARVESTER U Equipment I Refriqeratol'll p M Trucks E Parta and Repaira N Chevron Gas & 00 T Phone 2281 Gayle, Jeanne, Betty, Stanley, Brad, LaVonne, Mrs. Short COMPANY BAYFIELD COLO n, e r a L Millard, Dorothy, Darld, Marie, Margret, Mrs. Short ��n n u t t n u ft Linda Tanner daughter ~h Tanner Mr • and Mrs • Halwo ��•ucr K:nimEI c2ueen I~ j ~ 9 At th~ Stgn of th~ Big Dtamond on Mam G<JIDON STEELE ������STRATER HOTEL COFFEE SHOP li, COCKTAIL LOUNGE Phone l 2 0 0 D u at PENNEY'S R G 0 N &URI-I NCE Intermountain 816 Main t...ve. • A N Durango, Colorado I It Pays to Shop crt Clotrung, Household needs for the Entire Family and remember crt Penney's quality is your grecrtest Savings ColLdte R.aL Lo a ns Finance A Good Place to Mee t Your Friend S! for The Best Food In Town WESTERN STEAK HOUSE 658 Main Ave. Durango, Colorado Bond..!!> Company DURANGO, COLO. ����3 GAR~.~~SWARTZ SPORTING GOODS STORES ro::- DURANGO LOOK COB!-EZ FARMINGTON ~ GUN '----:--=-:----:------> BRENNAN'S rtrt$f01t "We Give S & H Green Stamps 1201 Main Avenue :: Phone: 882 :: P. 0. 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ICB C8BAM c MPABY ICE CREAM, BUTTER ANo EGGS - 1:1\S MAIN Ao/ENUI! ~ DURANGO,COLORAOO Su!'?"JPit"ny Basm !fanch~;..s and 88"'" ::r;uiusi: ~ry ��MODEL Tl RE STORE P R BU<Ov GATES AND U.S. ROYAL TIRES- BATTEK1ES AND SERVICE VULCANIZING AND RETREADING- GOOD USED TIRES PHO E405. 1162 MAIN AVE UE NIGHT PHONE 1078 D E Me GR.aw Durango, Colorado [REME ~.f~ £ 'f0 0 Ji1CJ In sir?ee:t :Du~an9o "1Cf Sec.ond Ave. ~ J L. tt;,s/eY. 1170 />fqin ;4v~»Ve- MaL-/: 5hofpe fReezeR !Res A Jundo.-es '-" Mal-1:5 ~ $haKes PHONE 92 The C.O.D. LAUNDRY ~olo. DURANGO , COLORADO ���; �INTER-COLLEGIATE PRESS Publishers (over Monulocturers FACTORY look lrnders HOME OFFICE Kansas City ���� Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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