https://security-widefield.cvlcollections.org/files/original/64d7c4d4b3450c5f8502c9669bbc6898.pdf 447edc489a053ec270fc53dec57903ef PDF Text Text ����'' 1959" B~LL '' ASSJ: Y~o E:'DJTOR "" BEcK~ Nowt.fN ''EUSJNE'SS mGR '' SuE NALLS ��It is with sincere appreciation to Mr. Driscoll , that we , the annual staff of 1959 dedicate the SPARTACUS . Without the help of Mr. Driscoll , this year would not have been as rich or as full for the entire student body. �As your high school d~s come to an end, it is my hope that the time you have spent in Widefield High School has been pleasant and profitable. You are fortunate to have had the privilege of education, and you should use it for the improvement of yourself and your country. }zy sincerest congratulation for your fine cooperation that you have shown to the teaching staff, other students, and myself during this year of our first high school graduating class. The senior class has set high standards not only in scholastic achievement but also in their ability to lead other students in a fine extra-curricular program. ROBERT POOLE, Principal ~~ sincere congratulations are extended to the Pioneer Class of 1959, the first class to graduate from Widefield High School. I am sure that all of your friends on the Faculty and staffs of all of the schools in the District will join me in this expression of good wishes. Continu~, every day- of your lives, to seek more knovTledge and to 1.mprove your understanding, whether you continue in sc~ool, go ~nto business or enter a profession. In so do1ng you W1ll add a worthwhile contribution to the advancement of mankind while accumulating the one possession which can never be taken from you. JAMES A. TALBOTT, Superintendent of Schools �Spartacus , hero of all ~oman Gladiators �FRANK A'IWOOD Social Studies Commercial RUDY LEGLEITER Commercial BEATRICE TANIELIAN Hone Economics GEROLD GERBER Math, Coach VERNE FUHLRODT Social St~ieffl Engli{>l MARY ANN LANE English, Latin Spanish DAVID AUSTIN Music JOE STAUFFER Math �BEATRICE LUEDEX;KE Art ELIZABETH SULLIVAN Social studies HARQW SNIDER Science, Coach ROBERT EJJ. !ARDS German, Librarian CANDANCE FRENCH Girl's Counselor Physical Education DEAN SHAFFER Speech, English Journalism JOE CANTRELL Science MARJORIE HPJ.iMON English �HAROLD LARSEN PAT SCHARF English English Reading RUTH IDDLDIAN English MART SHANNON Drafting Math FRANK STANCATO LYNN B. KlUSELY Math Social Studies Coach �SAMUEL EMRICH CHARLES LOPER Industria'! Arts Coach, Science GLENN DRISCOLL Boys ' Counselor Photo Not Available DELORES DORSCH Physical Education ARTHURSHATEL Boys Gym HAROlD SHEARER Science Coach �SERVICE WITH A SMILE MAC , VIRG , DAVIDS / HRS . WILEY MRS . OLIVER MRS . UILTGEN Mr s . Conard MRS . JONES MRS . TATUM �We, like Spartacus, strive to be competent, humane, and brave. �Class Motto: "BUILDERS OF Dll10CRACY; LEADERS OF TOMMORRCM" Class Colors: Class Flower: JAN ABERNATHY HAROUl ASHER DAN DANE MARGARET FDWARDS BLUE AND GOLD CARNATION �OONNIE GENTRY DAN GLOMMEN DENNIS GREER NANCY GRIFFEE MATTIE HWTER ROSELLA KOHLER �ALLEN LIVINGSTON BOB LONGFIElD SUE LONGFIElD BRUCE McCAILSON CAtiDY McCORD MmEIHTH McMAHAN �JIM MILLER CARMA NORMAN BECKY NCMLIN JERRY REIHER JULIA SCHUHMACHER ROSE SHEARER �JOE STORM JACK STUTTS LEROY WASINGER (picture not available) BILL YID SAM ZIEMANN SANDRA ZIEMANN ��DAN GLO!'- 1EN SUE LONGFIElD Most Popular - Best Dancers BILL YEO SUE LONGFIELD Best Personality Best Dressed DAN GLOMl-{EN ROSE SHEARER Most Like~ to Succeed OOB LO~lGFIEID NANCY GRITFEE �JAN ABERNATHY SUE LONGFIELD Best Sense of HW'IIor JERRY REDlER B~KY NCMLIN Cutest Smile Most Talented - Cutest Couple OOB LONGFIELD SUE LONGFIELD Best Loc.king DAN GLOMMEN B~KY NOWLIN ) �ftl :n:!~t-!txttc!WJJttmt.:t':t~=~r;:w::e::::::trp I , JAN L. ABERNATHY, will my seat at the weekly poker parties and the contents of the eat ' s box to Michael Venditti. I , ~UffiGAR1~ A. EDWARDS, will my sweet temper and ability to get along with teachers to Donna Edwards . I , MEREDITH HcMAHAN, do gleefully will the half of my "Blue Bomb's" motor, which has suspiciously disappeared, to anyone who can find where it went. I , ALLEN LIVINGSTON , hereby will my used (nearly gone) drafting eraser and two drafting pencils (a no . 2 and a no . 4) to Victor Almen for any future use he may be able to acquire from them. I , CARMA NORMAN , will everything that I have learned here back to the school. I realize it ' s not much , but they are certainly welcome to it. I , BILL YEX> , will my ability to get along with Mr. Edwards , and my nineteen seconds in basketball to Marsha Huff, cause she may need them. I , JERRY REIHER, in sound mind, do solemnly will my "LIDS" to next year ' s basketball team. I , BRUCE l-~cCALLSON, being extremely stingy, and having nothing of earthly value , leave nothing to no one. I , ROSELLA KOHLER, will my ability to get in trouble to Kris and Susie, though they seem to be able to do it without my help. I , JIM MILLER, will my ability to breack chemistry equipnent to lrr . Shearer. I , BEX;KY NCMLIN , will to Mrs . Wiley, all my pennies , to do with what she pleases . l , JULIA SCHUHMACHER, will my permanent seat by the telephone , to anyone who is crazy enough to go with a cadet. I , JOHN DUNGAN , being in a pixilated state of mind , will my hairy legs to Miss French. I , CANDY McCORD , will my place in Mr. Driscoll ' s study hall to Robin Campbell, if he thinks he can stay out of detention hall . I , DAN GLOMMEN , will the "Gray Bomb" to Sterling Payton and John Meese. I , NANCY GRIFFEE , will to Betsy Fletcher, one alligator to help her guard the swiii'Iming pool. WE, ROSE SHEARER and MATTIE HUNTER, will the gossip column to whoever is brave enough to take it. I , OOB LONGFIElD , beine of sound mind ( 1) , will to Jim Van Auken, my excellent job as floor cleaner at Simm' s Super. I, SUE LONGFIELD , will the cost of cleaning his coat to John Morgan , for services rendered . I, DAN DANE, will to some lucky person now in the junior class , my slightly used school books , among which are books to confuse , baffel, and bewilder, and books to enjoy, study, and read. I, LEROY WASSINGER, will a cigar to Mr. Stancato . I , JACK STUTTS, will myself to Ann Brown . I , SANDRA ZIEMANN , will my ability to play the clarinet and my practice time to Dianne Miller. I , COURTNEY VAY, will my blue eyes to Rachel Chavez since she seems to want them. I, GERALD HALL , will my curly hair to Mr. Talbott . I , DENNIS GREER, will my ' 29 Ford Roadster to Bunny Dickson . WE, BOB LONGFIELD and JERRY REIHER , graciously will our names Bart and Bret back to the Maverick Brothers . �-tnt or~ ........ . tn-s9 In the year of 1989 the Placement Bureau of the \hdefield School District decided to do a survey on the first graduating class of the high school. Nm• )0 years later , we find some very interestin~ occupations held by the class of 1959 . Incidenta _y, Security Village has grown to include the former small towns--Colorado Springs , Pueblo , and Denver. In answer to our questionere we received the follo,dng results: BOB LONGFIELD has just been named president of the Space Travel Vacuum Suit Mfg . , Co . Bob has just purchased the largest castle in the universe for his little girl, SUE, so she can have plenty of hall space to run in without being bothered by anyone . CAliDY NcCORD, an interplanetary social worker, has been doing a study of the I . Q. ' s of the people who live on the dark side of the moon . \Vhile there , she ran into DAN DMJE, who is heading a team of engineers surveying the moon for a housing development financed by Bob Longfield. JIM ~ULLER is doing the architectural work on the houses. However, we wonder just how much of the work he is actually doing , as BECKY NOVILH is the interior decorator for the firm . JOE STORM is head of the sales department for Space Rides, Inc . Joe sent word that he has made it possible for any of his former instructors to make a one-way trip to the next galaxy free . COURTNEY DAY has just been named Chief of the Interplanetary Bureau of Investigation. GERALD HALL couldn ' t decide what occupation he wanted to follow after college so returned to college and now informs us that he will be the first graduate from the new college on Neptune . JOHN DUNGAN , after a career with the Air Force, became a test pilot for space ships . HAROLD ASHER found his job in Civil Service work and is interviewing people for work on government-owned space stations . LEROY WASINGER is setting up a system of laws that will govern interplanetary travel. JACK STUTTS and DENIS GREER, after getting their early training with the Coast Guara , formed a Charter Boat Company. They inform us they now have a boat th~t will float to the moon . JAN ABERNATHY, after spending many years with the Bell Telephone Co ., has gone to the moon to set up the communications system. His sideline is developing comedians for space television . BILL YEO was a high school coach for several years , but decided to pass the ulcers he acquired in coaching , on to others , so he has established a restaurant on Mars . ALLEN LIVINGSTON, after years of laboratory research for the government has joined Bill Yeo and is developing new foods for the restaurant . He is called "The Arthur Hurray of Space. " JERRY REIHER has just been named the manager of the Martain Baseball entry in the Space Baseball League . Prior to this , Jerry had many successful years coaching his beloved Milwaukee Braves . ROSELLA KOHLER , after twenty years of service with the Waves , is Commander of the Armed Forces' on Venus , which , we understand , is the reverse of elsewhere-women are the controlling force . JULIA SCHUHMACHER sends word that she has given up her life as a school and industrial counselor, and she now has a consultant service for marriages between planetary couples . NANCY GRIFFEE, now known as Mrs . Don Foster, tells us that , after a brief career as a secretary, she has settled do\.fn to take care of the space station where she lives with Don and her ten children. ROSE SHEARER has forsaken her job with Civil Service to take pictures of the solar system for Space Travel Advertisement. CARMA NOID1AN has given up her secretarial job to teach dancing on Venus . MATTIE HUNTER, using her vast experience as a secretary, has set up a Business College on a space station between Earth and Neptune . SA IDRA ZIEl·1ANN has become the first person to have piano music carried over the space waves to entertain the space travelers . DAN GLONHEN , because of his many years of professional basketball experience has been chosen to teach basketball to the four-legged inhabitants of Pluto . BONNIE GENTRY' S work in the high school office paid off for her. She is now a secretary on Venus. MEREDITH !~cHAHA 1 went to the moon , after a short career as a nurse , to organize a nursery school for space children. l~RGARET EUdARDS is on the moon working as a secretary at a space station. BRUCE McCALLSO,l , the class president, has left his Naval career and is prospecting for rare minerals on various planets . Finding all seniors for 1959 working in space proves the idea that the first graduating class was truly an unusual one . �JAN ABERNATHY: Class Pres. 1,2;Basketball !;Student Council 1,2;Dramatics J,4; HAROlD ASHER: Football 1 ;Baseball 1; DAN DANE: Rifle Club 2,J ;Dramatics 4; COURTNEY DAY: Baseball 4; JOHN DUJmAN: Football 1,2,J,4;Track 1,2,),4; MARGARET EDWARDS: Pep Club 1,2,4;Red Cross 2;Dramatics 2;Cheerleader 2;Kyoto Club 1,2; DAN GLOHMEN: Class Pres. l;Band 2,4;F.T.A. 2,J,4;Dramatics J,4;Annual Staff 4;Class Sec.-Treas. 4; Football 1,2,J,4;Basketball 1,2,J,4;Baseball 2;Track 4; DENNIS GREER: F.F.A. !;Football 2,J;News Staff 4;Track J; NANCY GRIFFEE: Class Pres. !;Student Council 1,4;Pep Club 2,J,4;Band 1,2,J;Girls Club 4;Dramatics 4; GERAlD HALL: Track !;Bowling 2,J;Swim Club 2; !{ATTIE HUNTER: Pep Club 1,2,J,4;G.A.A. 1,2;F.H.A. !;Chorus 1,2,J;Dramatics 1,4; ALLEN LIVINGSTON: Basketball 4;Dramatics 4; SUE LONGFIElD: Cheerleader 1,2;Pep Club 2;News Staff );Annual Staff 4;Class Vice-Pres. 1; BOB LONGFIElD: Football 1,2,J;Basketball 1,2,4;Track 1,2;Baseball 1,2;Lettermans Club 1,2,J; BRUCE McCALLSON: F.T.A. J;News Staff 4;Class Pres. J,4; CANDY McCORD' Boosters Club 2;Key Club 1,2;F.T.A. 4;Dramatics J,4;Spanish Club 4;News Staff 4; • Girls Club 4;Band 1,2,J; F.T.A. 1,2,J,4;Pep Club 2,J;News Staff 2,J;Dramatics 1,J,4;F.H.A. 2;Girls Club 4;Band 1 ,2,J; HERElliTH McMAHAN! JIM HILLER: Football 1 ,2;Basketball 1 ,2,J,4;Boys Club 1 ,2;Chorus 1; BEX:KY NOWLIN: Chorus 2;Pep Club 2;News Staff );Annual Staff 4;Homecoming Queen 4; JERRY REIHER: Football 1,2,J;Basketball 1,2,J,4;Track 1,2;F.T.A. 4;Rifle Club 4;Spanish Club 4; Dramatics 4;Student Council );Baseball J,4;News Staff 4; JULIA SCHUffi1ACHER: Pep Club 1,2,J,4;Class Officer 1,2;Girls Club 4;Annual Staff 4;News Staff 4; ROSE SHEARER: Student Council !;Cheerleader l;F.B.L.A. J;Pep Club 1,2,J,4;Drill Team l;F.H.A. 1; Kayettes J;News Staff 4;Class Treas. 1; JACK STUTTS: Football 1,2,J;Baseball 1,2,),4; LEROY WASINGER: BILL YEO: Baseball 1 ;Swim Team 1 ;Basketball 1 ;Boxing 1 ;Volleyball 1; Chorus 1,2;Athletic Club 1,2,J;Lettermans Club 1,2,J,4;F.T.A. 2,J,4;Rifle Club 4;Football 2,J,4(Capt.);Basketball 2,J,4;Baseball 2,4;Class Vice-Pres. 4;Student Council );Annual Staff 4;News Staff 4;Safety Club J,4;Dramatics J,4; SANDRA ZIEMANN: Pep Club l;Band 1,2,4;F.T.A. 2,J,4;Dramatics J,4;Chorus 2;Safety Club );Library Club J. PUBL C SECU y, C LORADO �Born a slave, Spartacus led great bands of slaves to freedom . ���Junior Pictures Sponsors-MR . SHAFFER and MR . SHANNON President-JOHN MORGAN Vice President-DALE JENKINS Secretary- KEN OSBORNE Treasurer-SKIP COSTA First Row, 1. -r.-SYDRA COUNTY, OONNIE BRADA , KAREN BUCHERD , WANDA BReMER, SANDY GIEBER, MARTY AGNER, DONNA EDWARDS, SANDY HART , ARDEEN FELLON, KAYE KEMP , BARBARA GRAENIG, RACHEL CHAVEZ , ROBERTA HOLTZ, BUNNY DICKSON, BEVERLY BRIGGS, BETSY FLETCHER, PAT BISHOP , CONNIE BALLEW, Second Row, 1.-r . -NEIL CIZEK, DALE JENKINS , NED FYRNYS, BOB FRINGER, J.B. BUNN, JERRY BISHOP , EDWARD CHAPMAN , HAROLD GROFF, JOE ALEMN, JOHN CANNON, ARVIE FOGLE, JOE DIXON , RONALD HOOK, KARL HEIBERLEIN, EVERETT HARRIS, SKIP COSTA �Junior Pictures (Continued) First Row, 1.-r.-JOHN SD1MONS, KEN KINDSFATER, HIKE RANNE, BRUCE L&l, Second Row, 1.-r.-NANCY LOVE, JUDY RESLEY, SHERRY SHIELDS, CAROL MURRAY, DORIS LEWELLING, DIANE MILLER, BARBARA SYKES, JANICE RUDOLPH, BETTY WAGNER, KATHY KENNEDY, SUE NALLS, LOIS MARTINEZ, MARY GUZMAN, Third Row, 1.-r.-JIM LANKFORD, TED MURRAY, SAM WILSON, WILLIE MORRIS, KEN OSOORNE, JOHN MORGAN, HARRY LOVE, OOB MORGAN, DENIS SAUVE, BILL TSCAPPAT, MIKE NELSON, LARRY LARSON �Annual SUE LONGFIELD,Editor SUE NALLS, clickety-clacketyl MR. ED\tlARDS �Staff BILL YEO, the researcher DAN GLOMMEN, the sport THE CR.EHI, Vic, Bonnie and Sue BETSY plans for next year. ��His m~.nios defe ated some of the most fierce Roman forces . ~ ~ @~w~mr01~~~ .----...~ "' ' �OJirlHlOffil!)~e~ Back, 1.-r.-B.KARR,B.KNIGHT,N.BROWN,B.COX,S.BR~IN,D.KOENIG,R.KELLER, J.BEARD,B.EISENHOWER,S.KIDDIE,H.GOLLER,R.ANDERSON,T.HOLLINGSWORTH, J.HUNTSMAN,R.BOUCHER,J.CRAIG,J.BISHOP~R.KOHLER,J.BELKNAP,R.KJJJGSFATER, Middle, 1.-r.-T.GREENLEE,B.GALYARDT,S.BURSTYN,R.JENKINS,C.BISHOP, G.GRIMES,K.ATKINSON,M.HUFF,M.HUNTER,S.GOOD,J.KNIGHT,S.JONES,J.HOBBS, J.GILLISON,B.FRINGER,N.CARPENTER,S.CALANERI,M.CHAMBERS, Front, 1.-r.-E.AR}firnECHT,L.HYATT,J.HAYNES,A.BROWN,A.HOOD,S.HEWETT, D.JOHNSON,'L.GUZMAN,M.HOLMES,J.GREER,S.GRESE,M.DAVISSON,C.GROFF �Back, l .-r .-D.WILTGEN,D. O' NEAL, J .McCARTER ,J .MURRAY, M. TANI , G.STAMBAUGH, J . SHAW, J .VAN AUKEN, B. J . RONE,H. SCHUETZ, T. STEWART,M.VENDITTI,B.PERRY, S.PAYTON , B.PEURSON , T. PARRACK, R. LAMASCUS , L. OTEY, E.PYLANT,D.SABOL, L. STORM, J .D. REID , }fiddle, l .-r .-J . SKINNER, B. NOLEN ,M. LILLY,D.UTLEY,D. LYNN,B.PITCOCK, D.WISE, E.WATKINS, C. OLIVER, S. SCOTT , B. PLEXICO, V.MAGNUSON,C.WATTS, S. TEETER,W.LIVINGSTON , C. McCALLSON, S. RANEY,S. SHEAD , Front, l . -r. -V.ALMEN , L.PHIPPS,D.WALTERS, J . SMITH , S. ORVIS,S.SHEARER, M . NOLAN , S . S~UTH , J . TITUS , K . OPPENLANDER , J . MEESE , J . SIMMONS,J.YATES, L. LAY �~ ~S1Hlffi~ll1 Top Row, l . -r. -A.HALL, I . GOLLER, C. COLLINS , K.FRAZEE, J .FELDMEYER, J . FRINGER, J .JANITELL, W. HOLLINGSWORTH , R. CHIDDIX , J .DAVIS ,F.APADACA, B. AGNER, A. CLARK ,J .BURKHART, G. BROOKS , S . BENTON , D . BATCHELD&~ , P . BRADA , B . BAKER, D . BORGER , E . BYNUM , Middle Row, l . -r.-B.FLAIG,M.FULLER,L.GUINN, L.DYE,D. GREENWOOD , P. BEARD , M. CUNNINGHA}1, B. GRAENING, E. HARRIS , C. HAUSER, M. HOLWELL, M.CROUSE, S.HORN ,P.CAMPBELL, J . BRANNIGAN, A. HUGHES, J .FOOS, J .BYRD , C. GUINN, Bottom Row, l .-r.-L.HANSELMAN, J .HOLMES, L. JENKINS , G.DOUGLAS , J . ESTES, J .HOLLOPETER, C.ANDRES ,L.ADANS �Top Row, 1.-r .-S. RANDOLPH , C. YATES, J . STUTTS, T. TAYLOR,D.SINKLIER, T.WILKEY,W. RAVEN, B.l-ffiiTNEY, R.WINBORNE, J .HAGNUSON , L. PARKER, S .METCALF , B. SMITH , B.MORGAN, S . BROtlN, M. STATES, C.LASLEY,D. TRONZANO , E. MANUAL, B.WALTMAN, D. KLIPSCH , Hidd1e RoH, 1. -r .-S. POWERS ,B. TOLCH , G. LARSON ,S. McKEE, J .WACKER,D. KENNEDY, C. LEBSACK, D. TRONZANO , P.WRIGHT , J . PAYNE, T. PETTY, M.MOORE, L. PINKERTON, G.PYLANT, S. STEED , M.REED , J . RUSKO , J .MATTSON, B. TILLEY, Bot tom Row, 1.-r.-J .PERRY, G.MORAN, K. MARSHALL, R. REESE, B.WOOD , B. KIRKHAM, S. RAY, J.HUTCHINS,L.OVERTON ��Spartacus wanted to lead his men out of Italy so that they could return to their homes . �~n CGlfll'rlHl , ' • .. Top Row, l.-r.-R.MciNTOSH,G.NALLY,R.WASINGER,S.WEBB,F.RONE,J.CARPENTER, L.JOHNSON,J.RAMAGLEA,S.BARGERS,T.SHAW,D.PYATT,M.REIHER,R.CHIDDIX,D.WARD, Middle Row, l.-r-M.KING,C.WALKER,F.PERRY,J.GUZMAN,S.WRIGHT,S.NORMAN,S. THOMAS,D.McCLUSKY,K.BYERLY,J.KEMP,J.WOODS,L.SCHAECTERLY,D.HUFF,F.SMITH,C.GOMEZ, Bottom Row, l.-r.-A.BARR,S.NEWSON,P.WELLS,R.CARR,D.McKAY,D.SHOWALTER, J.REED,D.LITTLE,P.HUTCHINS,J.SHANNON,J.DICKY,M.ESTES,D.THIES �... .. '\. Top Row, l .-r.-A.McDONALD ,M. McEUIN , R.HOOK , M.McKELVIE, R. FALLEN , O. ZINN, E . TAFOYA , G . KOOP , J . LaBAUNE , H . SMITH , D . EDWARDS , D . ~10NG . Middle Row, 1.-r .-N.APPLEGATE, P. HUTCHINS , C. McALEXANDER, C. JOHNSON , S.LOVELESS , L. BARRINGTON , C.HUNKE,S.FREMANN , S. CROSBY, P. OEDING, J .DUDNA ,P. ANDERSON,K. MUSIC, Bottom Row, l .-r.-D . GONZALES , M . COX , J .LISTER , M . BUCHANNAN , L . l~GGARD , D . ATWELL , A . CA}WBELL , G . JOINER , V . REAGEN , P .SHARP , D . ZAGIER , B . BILLINGSLY, B . NEV~~NN , J .PYLANT , B. BURGER, B. CHIDDESTER, C.PLEXICO �Top Row, l. -r. -P. POVTELL, 1. HESTAS, N. GRUHBLES, S. SCHOMER, S .KNODEL, S. BOWERS, L.HANSEN,S.GILBERT,B.MATREGA, ~iddle Row, 1.-r.-G.CHMIELESKI,P.NORRIS,B.POSEY,B.BEDER}~N,M.REED,S.~ffiRS, I .BROVIN, J. SKETOE, T.RENTON, Bottom Row, l.-r.-J.MANN,J.REVIS,J.BOWELL,R.SARAH,T.McDONALD,N.WICKNER, R.CHENOWETH,B.BURGER,D.WEIGHTMAN,C.T~EAT �tVJre~» MR. LARSON, MR. HERBERT Top Row, 1.-r.-G.RUDE,J .WALTMAN,R.HARRIS,R.LYONS, M.HUTCHINSON,A.GRIFFEE,W.FOLCH,R.WICKHAM,L.SCOTT,J.BURROVIS,M.MURRY,B.Mcl~EN, T.JOHNSON,J.CESTKOWSKI,R.STEWART,C.CUNNINGHAM,A.HILTON,D.METCALF,A.LOVE, Middle Row, l.-r.-A.LORD,S.LIPSCUM,N.CHMIELEWSKI,C.HERNANDEZ,L.DREHER,S.FOULK, J.BUTCHER,E.BORGEN,B.GASH,D.GREER,R.MAGNOUSOK,D.OLHSON,E.OTEY,M.McFADDEN, J.GIZZI,Z.HOLWELL, Bottom Row, 1.-r.-D.SHIELDS,B.GILLILAND,P.MORRISSEY,R.YELVINGTON,B.HORN,S. HUNTSMAN D.GROFF,R.POWER,D.BEHRENDT,R.BINTON,K.WHITLOWN,V.YOUNCE,V.SHAFFER,S.MURRY, B.HOLLOPETER,E.SHANNON �• MISS SHARF Top Row, l.-r.-L.HART,M.NEYLAND,L.REVIS,S.LUND,C.LOVEJOY,M.SINKLIER, G.MICHAELIS,P.PETERSON,M.SEAFE,R.COSTA,B.BYERLY,K.SMITH,T.PEARSON,D.McKELVIE, C.H~~ELL,D.McDONAL,W.DYE, Middle Row, 1.-r.-K.HARRIS,P.SIMPSON,C.PRICE,D.SMITH,V.APADACA,A.ERICKSON, R.HONEYCUTT,C.HUTTER,S.REICHART~L.ROSS,S.RUSCOE,C.RUSSO,K.YEO,S.RAY,S.MAAS, J.ROMERO,J.BANNISTER,E.MURRY,S.GILBERT, Bottom Row, l.-r.-M.CHAPMAN,B.CHRONKHITE,D.VAUGHN,J.COUNTY,L.DUNN,S.WHEELER, G.McCREEDY,J.BOUCHER,A.FOGLE,P.McFADDEN,J.LISTER,L.PEACOCK,S.PARNELL,R.WEBER, R.LUNSFORD,R.HARRIS,J.PYLE, �MR. CANTRELL, MISS EDDLEMEN, Top Row, 1.-r.-B. SMUTKO,J.SIMMONS,S.HUNTSMAN, B.SHEAVER,B.BANGS,R.HELDENBRAND,G.FRAZEE,G.STUTTS,L.DAVIS,B.RICHARDSON,L.WAL1l~, G.COLANERI,R.BURKS,R.SANDBURG,B.GENTRY,J.STOEN,M.GUYOTE,B.GILLISON,L.CHRISTIANSON, H.RENTON, Middle Row, 1.-r.-P.BOROZ,P.GIEBER,S.BEHRMAN,B.DOTSON,S.FYRNYS,C.W~lliON, P.PICKLE,D.LUJAN,C.ULTEY,A.HENKE,J.BARR,J.STEED,R.GRIFFIN,A.STEVENS,V.ANKROM, M.GRIMES,N.MELTON,M.MUFFITT,B.SMITH,S.BURCHARD, Bottom Row, 1.-r.-S.SACKHOFF,C.NICKSICH,D.ALLOMONG,B.BODEN,P.HANSON,M.MICHELS, J.GORDON,S.ATKINSON,J.KIRKPATRICK,D.BUCHANAN,B.BERGESUN,L.McCORD,M.TILLEY, L.PFANENSTEEL,L.}ITLLER,K.REINHART �NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY NANCY GRIFFEE JULIA SCHUHMACHER ARDEEN FELLON ELIZABETH FLETCHER BONNIE BR.ADA CITIZENSHIP AWARDS 12th - JULIA SCHUHMACHER 11th - JUDITH RESLEY 1Oth - D10RY PYLANT 9th - BILL WHITNEY 8th - BRUCE CHIDESTER HOST VALUABLE ATHLETE 7th - ELIZABETH BORGEN DAN GLOMMEN �The Student Council JUNIOR HIGH Standing , 1 .-r .-ART BARR, DELFINIA LUJON , LARRY Dmm , JERRY STUTTS , BRUCE CHIDDISTER, Seated , 1 . -r.-RICHAR.D CHIDDIX , PRESIDENT ; .illDIE SIMMONS , SECRETARY-TREASURER; RICHARD CHENCMETH , SUE FOULK , RUTH MAGNUSON SENIOR HIGH Standing , 1 .-r .-BILL WHITNEY, JOHN BISHOP , JOHN MEESE , DENIS SAUVE, JOHN MORGAN , Seated , 1 . -r.-NANCY GRIFFEE , PRESIDENT ; SHARRON RANEY, VICE- PRESIDENT ; BUNNY DICKSON , SEX;REI'ARY- TREASURER ; BETSY FLETCHER, ANN BROWN �Just because you're drawing circles doesn't make you big wheels. BURN AWAY!! �In the war of the Gladiators, Spartacus was defeated. He fought with courage and diligence. �COACHES FRANK STANCATO AND HOWARD SNIDER MANAGERS D10RY PYLANT AND DENNIS WILTGEN �THE TEAM Kenny made three touchdowns in the final game to pull Widefield out of last place . KENNY OS:OORNE �JOHN MEESE DAN GLOMMEN JIM STRAIN HIDE.FIELlJ \HDEFIELD WIDEFIELD WIDEFIELD WIDEFIELD \'IIDEFIELD WIDEFIELD WIDEFIELD WIDEFIELD WIDEFIELD SAM WILSON ARVIE FOGLE BILL YEO WILBUR RAVEN JEFF DAVIS JACK FELDMEYER RODNEY WINBORN 6 6 0 24 7 7 19 6 21 �DARELL KOENIG JOHN MORGAN KENNY OSBORNE OPPONEN1'S FOUNTAIN TERROR "B" FLORENCE AIR ACADEMY MANITOU HARRISON CHEYENNE MONUMENT CASTLE ROCK 33 33 30 6 45 39 51 19 20 NEIL CIZEK JOHN SIMMONS ROGER CHIDDIX LARRY LARSEN BRUCE L&T JOHN CANIOJ RON KELLER �COACHES MANAGER & MASCOT CHARLES LOPER GERALD GERBER 1958 - BASKETBALL - 1959 vliDEFIELD WIDEFIELD WTIJEFIELD WIDEFIELD VIIDEFIELD viiDEFIELD VTIDEFIELD WIDEFIELD vliDEFIELD vliDEFIELD WIDEFIELD WIDEFIELD WIDEFIELD vliDEFIELD Wll)EFIELD vliDEFIELD WIDEFIELD 49 56 49 63 55 41 .54 62 47 66 59 46 62 60 62 55 75 AIR ACADEMY HARRISON MANITOU CHEYENNE MONUME:JT FLORENCE ST . MARYS CASTLl·~ ROCK * FOUNTAIN * HARRISON * HAJHTOU * CHEYENNE * AIR ACADEMY * MONUl1ENT * FLORE..~CE * CASTLE ROCK FOUNTAIN * Home Games 10 59 52 44 70 47 59 88 62 73 47 61 34 52 45 62 82 RON LAMASCUS TIMMY GLOMMEN CLASS "A" ~OURNAMENT WIDEFIELD WIDEFIELD HIDEFIELD \lillEFIELD 43 50 63 57 AIR ACADEMY CASTLE ROCK MANITOU FOUNTAIN 31 79 45 70 �BOB LONGFIELD - GUARD Jrd - PPL - All-star DAN GLOMMEN - FORWARD JOHN MEESE - GUARD Jrd - PPL - All-star JIM MILLER - FORWARD STERLING PAYTON - CENTER JERRY RElliER - FORHARD JIM MURRAY - FORWARD BILL YEO - GUARD JOHN SIMMONS - GUARD JOHN YATES - GUARD �WRESTLING 1959 Top Row, 1 .-r .-J . DAVIS, L. OTEY, R. CHIDDEX, J . BEARD , R. KOHLER, S. BENTON , G. MORAN , Bottom Row , 1.-r .-D. KINSFATER, J . HUNTSMAN , A. FOGLE, J . FELDMEYER, M. NELSON , J . CANNON COACH MAT RESULTS Won - 4 Lost - 6 Champ at work! FRANK STANCATO Hell , what are you lookin ' at? �TRACK TEAM Top Row, 1 .-r .-RAVEN ,WILTGEN , CIZEK, SCHUETZ, JERRY BISHOP , BISHOP , LEW, STRAIN , KEISS, ALMEN , Bottom Row, 1.-r .-RANEY, BARNES, HARRIS , R. ANDERSON ,FOGLE, J . ANDERSON , SIMMONS, C.WILSON . OTEY ,WILSON , CHAPMAN , PYLANT , HUNTS}~N , JACK MILER 220 MAN HURDLE MAN Baa RTn. ~r TEAM DISK AND SHOT MAN �BASEBALL TEAM Top How, 1.-r .-BUTLER,DIDIER,:HcCARTER, LOVITT ,WAYLAND, MEESE, STEWART,FISER, Bottom Row, 1.-r .-COSTA,MORGAN, KOENIG, SABEL, OSBORNE, CLARK , GERRARD , LARSEN �Cheerleaders Football Cheerleaders Top Row, 1.-r.-ANN BROVm, KARREN ATKINSON, CHARLOTTEWATTS, BEI'SY FLETCHER, Bottom Row, 1.-r.-VERNA MAGNUSON, MARSHA HUFF, DONNA EDWARDS In Action -- Front to Back, ANN BROWN , KARREN ATKINSON, SANDY RAY, VERNA MAGNUSON BARBARA TALBOTT -Cheerleaders come in all sizes! �Charlotte Watts Betsy Fletcher Tense Homent Marsha Huff Karren Atkinson Scramble f I ! ! I �After scores of victories the end came for Spartacus. �Queen candidates: 1.-r.-BECKY NCMLIN, ROSE SHEARER, NANCY GRIFFEE. Queen: BECKY NOWLIN The first homecoming of W.H.S. was held on Oct . 3, 1958. The Gladiators trampled Air Academy 24-6. Becky Nowlin was chosen homecomir.g aueen and was crowned at the dance following the game. Homecoming float by Seniors. Jerry Reiher and Candy McCord pilot and co-pilot. �Camera Club Sponsor-MR. EMRICH .~ewspaper Top Row, 1. -r. -JOHN BISHOP , EMORY PYLANT , JERRY BISHOP, Bottom Row, 1. -r. -NED FYRNYS, VIC ALMEN Top Row, 1.-r .-ROSE SHEARER , MATTIE HUNTER, JULIA SCHUHMACHER , CAM!-IIE OLIVER, SANDY GOOD , CAROL BISHOP , Middle Row, 1.-r .-SHARON SHEADD , SUE LONGFIELD , MARSHA HUFF , ANN BROirlN , SHARRON TEETER, CANDY McCORD , Bottom Row, 1.-r .-ROBIN CAMPBELL, JAN ABERNATHY, JERRY REIHER, BRUCE McCALLSON �Pep •Club Sponsor-MISS FRENCH First Row, 1.-r.-L. MARTINEZ, J. GILLISON, S. RANEY, M. HUFF, V. MAGNUSON, D. EDWARDS, A. BKaJ! , C. WATTS, B. FLETCHER Second Row, R. SHEARER, M. HUNTER, M. NOLAN, J. HAYNES, N. GRITFEE, M. EI:MARDS, M. DAVISSON, R. KOHLER, B. BRADA, S. NALLS Third Row, J. TITUS, S. SCOTT, S. HO~~, P. CAMPBELL, B. SYKES, D. MILLER, E. HARRIS, S. McKEE, J. WACKER, C. OLIVER, S. TEETER, Fourth Row, J. STEED, G. PYLANT, S. JONES, E. WATKINS, K. KEMP, M. FULLER, B. FLAIG, J. PAYNE, T. PETTY, A. HUGHES, M. MOORE, J. BRANNIGAN Top Row, M. CUNNINGHAM, J. SCHUHMACHER, J. HOBBS, W. BROilER, J. FOOS, C. LEBSACK, D. TRONZANO, D. JOHNSON, S. SMITH, C. McCALLSON, P. WRIGHT Girls Club Sponsor-MRS. LANE First Row, 1.-r.-M. GUZMAN, S. HART, L. MARTINEZ, J. GILLISON, s. SHEADD, M. HUFF, V. MAGNUSON, A. BRGIN, R. KOHLER, C. WATTS, Second Row, L. ADAMS, J. SCHUHMACHER, S. HORN, P. CAMPBELL, N. GRIFFEE, s. RANEY, D. MILLER, B. BRADA, S. NALLS, B. BRIGGS, B. NOLEN, Third Row, M. CUNNINGHAM, L. DYE, C. McCORD, P. CHAMBERS, P. WRIGHT, J. PAYNE, T. PETTY, A. HUGHES, M. MOORE, J. BRANNIGAN, Top Row, J. HUTCHINS, S. RAY, M. HOLWELL, B. GALYARDT, E. ARMKNEJ:jHT, D. TRONZANO, D. JOHNSON, S. SMITH, S. McCALLSON J TITUS L GUZMAN ' • • ' • �Future ..::..::::.::::.::.:..:.:::= Teachers -of America -Club ;;;....;;.;;..---._ Sponsor-r.m.. EDWARDS Top Row, 1.-r.-DAN GLOl<MEN, JERRY RElliER, BILL YEO, Bottom Row, 1.-r.-CAROL NURRAY, HARY GUZMAN, LOIS MARTINEZ, JEAN WILKEY, SANDRA ZIEMANN Spanish Club Sponsor-MRS . LANE Top Row, 1 . -r.-SANDY RAY, CHRIS GUINN , NANCY LOVE, PAULA CAMPBELL , CANDY McCORD , PEGGY CHAMBERS, CHARLOTTE WATTS , ELAINE ARMKNECHT , Bot tom Rovr, l . - r . - DONNA TRONZANO , SHARON SMITH , SANDY GOOD , RON KELLER, JERRY REmER, BILL WHITNEY, BILL PEARSON �RIFLE CLUB DARf:LL . ' F~rst Pl ~or at Nt ace Jun· • Herm an Match EMORY, V. F .W. State Champion TEAM PLACES BETSY, Southern Division Women ' s Champion Fourth Place Team Platte Valley Betsy Fletcher 375 Darell Koenig 374 Einory Pylant 344 Bruce Lew 362 INDIVIDUAL PLACES Platte Valley Darell Koenig Five of Seven First Marksmen Metals Betsy Fletcher High Woman Sixth Place Team Southern Division Elnory Pylant 368 Betsy Fletcher 365 Darell Koenig 365 John Morgan 360 Pueblo Emory Pylant Second Place Marks Canon City Best Match John Morgan Match #1 First 11arks Fourth Place V.F .W. State Match , Loveland Bill Yeo 276X300 Match #1 Fourth Marks 271X300 Betsy Fletcher Match #2 First Sharpshooter 183X200 �SWEETHEART DANCE THU- TONES put Perry out of this world! �1 Mixed Chorus Top Row, 1.-r .-C. OLIVER,M.HUFF ,W. LIVINGSTON , S. SMITH ,D. JOHNSON , V.MAGNUSON , S. TEETER, C.WATTS , S. LONGFIELD , S.COUNTY, J . BILLISON, B.SYKES,D .MILLER , Middle Row, 1.-r .-A. BROWN , S.McKEE, C.McCALLSON , J . TITUS , J .WACKER, L.MARTINEZ , M. GUZMAN , L. GUZMAN , S. RAINEY,M. CHAMBERS , Bottom Row, 1.-r .-R. KOLLER, B. EISEtlliAUER , R. CAMPBELL ,D. SAUVE, A.LIVINGSTON , D . GLOMMEN , V . ~EN , K . KENNEDY �Band Top Row, 1.-r .-MR . AUSTIN , L.rt.ARTINEZ , K.HEBERLEIN , T.HOLLINGSWORTH , B.EISENHAUER, K. KENNEDYD . GLONl'iE , S. BROWN , B. FRINGER, V.AU-'EN , Nidd1e Rov1 ~ 1.-r .-M. HOOP..E , T. TAYLOR, S. BENTON , J . JANITELL ,I .SAUVE , T.WILKEY, T. PARHACK ,D.WILTGEN , BOttom Row , 1 .-r .-D.MILLER, C. BALLEW, R. KELLER, G.DOUGLAS , T. STEWART , A. CLARK Class Play The Juniors and Senjors give some guidance to Sandra Ziemann , "The Unguided J.:iss ." �.&to- !lAic& :J~ £cua [f~/ ~ 9)""1 STORE HOURS 8:30a.m. to 8:00 p.m. WEEK DAYS & SUNDAYS THE FRIENDLY STORE THAT SAVES YOU MORE! SECURITY VILLAGE �COI.ONn SAN81U R ICIPI Best vlishes SECURITY VILLAGE �To Serve Your Family Better CONGRJSULATIONS To ICf CREAm The SENIORS of 1959 wtrrs Manufacturer and Whole-sale Distribu~or Phone EXport 2-3567 S~~U R ITY RALPH ' S SHOE STORE SECURITY SHOPPING CENTER VILLAGE YOUR FA}fiLY SHOE STORE U. S. KEDS JUMPING JACKS Basketball and Tennis Shoe FOR BOYS AND GIRLS Famous For Fit and Wear A COl1PLI<:TE LINE PRE-V!ALKER to PRE-TEENS YOU ARE ALWAYS WELCONE TO COHE IN AND SHOP �COHPLIHENTS OF ~.H. co. 1EJ-JJ8l 23 l orth Tejon KVIIK SHAKE IUN l1ain and Security Boulevard SECURITY BEAUTY SHOP 368 Main PIKES PEAK PHOTO 2506 West Colorado Avenue DEITS BROTHERS 119 East Pikes Peak SINTON DAIRY 4001 North Chestnut SECURITY CLEANERS J88 Main TYPThTRITER SUPPLY 105 North Tejon 1ARTINS FURNITURE 226 Hain CLARK ' S SERVICE STATIO~ 2715 \-Test Colorado VORHES 22 South Tejon CM1ERA LAND 10 South Cascade ������ 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/. Title A name given to the resource Widefield High School Yearbooks Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/InC/1.0/"><span style="font-weight:400;">http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/InC/1.0/</span></a> Subject The topic of the resource High School Yearbooks Description An account of the resource Widefield High School opened its doors to the community in the fall of 1957. It is the oldest of the two high schools in the Security-Widefield area. The school mascot is the Gladiator and the school colors are blue, silver and white. <br /><br />Do you have a yearbook that we're missing? <a href="https://security-widefield.cvlcollections.org/contact" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Contact us</a> to have it added to the collection! Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Widefield High School yearbook staff Language A language of the resource English Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Book 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/. Title A name given to the resource 1958-1959 "Spartacus" - Widefield High School and Junior High School Yearbook Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/InC-RUU/1.0/ Date Created Date of creation of the resource. 1958-1959 Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Subject The topic of the resource Yearbooks, Education, Public Schools, Students, Teachers, Security (Colo.), Widefield (Colo.), Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Widefield High School yearbook staff Language A language of the resource English Description An account of the resource Widefield High School and Junior High School yearbook - 1959, including students in grades seven through twelve, faculty, and staff Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available SEMCO Oklahoma City Extent The size or duration of the resource. Unpaged; 28cm; black and white photos; typewritten font; handlettered pages signed with autographs of students and faculty; Alternative Title An alternative name for the resource. The distinction between titles and alternative titles is application-specific. "1959" Spartacus Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource First graduating class of Widefield High School Table Of Contents A list of subunits of the resource. Staff, Seniors, Class Will, Seniors in 1989, Juniors, Sophomores and Freshmen, Underclassmen (grades 7 and 8), Student Council, Sports,Cheerleaders, Activities, Homecoming, Advertising Bibliographic Citation A bibliographic reference for the resource. Recommended practice is to include sufficient bibliographic detail to identify the resource as unambiguously as possible. Widefield High School Yearbook grades 7-12 1959 1st graduating class of Widefield High School 7th and 8th grades annual band baseball basketball cheerleaders Clark's Service Starion class play Deits Brothers Duckwall's Variety Stores football Future teachers of America club Garths Restaurant girls club homecoming Homecoming Queen-Becky Nowlin James A Talbott Superintendent of Schools James A. Talbott Kwik Shake Inn Ledbetter Shoes Martrins Furniture mixed chorus newspaper pep club Pikes Peak Photo Principal Rifle CLub Robert Poole Robert Poole-Principal Security Beauty Shop Security Cleaners Security Drugs Simms Supers Sinton Dairy Spanish club Superintendent of Schools Swifts Ice Cream track team Typewriter Supply Vorhes Widefield High School wrestling yearbook