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Miss Englewood contest in 1958. Miss Englewood in 1957 is to present the crown to one of the 1958 candidates. From left to right: Jody Appleby "Miss Englewood 1957", Donald Kelly, M.C., Geraldine Skinner, Rene Anderson, Ann Johnson.
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Bob Hoglund of 4824 S. Jason was elected president of Sertoma Club.
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Jackie Clement was the new president of the Englewood Jaycee-ettes.
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Donna Shepherd was installed as the honored Queen of Job's Daughters, Bethel 17.
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Janice Adell (left) won the Le Ota Club scholarship. Karen Carson (right) received the essay award from the Denver Sales Executive Association.
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Line up for inspection by drum major Dale Mugler. From left to right: Gary Bardsley, Paul Krieger, Dave Pennock, Jim Weaver, Gary Miller.
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In the front right is Jim Weaver, chief of Englewood Jr. Police Band. Left front is Gary Bardsley retired chief. Back row left is Jim Hatfield, captain, center is Dave Pennock, chaplain, and Paul Kreiger, assistant chief.
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Captain Clyde Hall (left) of the Englewood Police promotes members of the Englewood Jr. Police Band. Center is Le Roy Romero and at the right is James Maxwell.
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Volunteers from the Englewood Women's Clubs help at the Santa Clause Shop for Christmas of 1963. From left to right: Emily Self, Joanie Martin, Elsie Mann, Gertrude Murray, Sarah Hanson, Ruth Kaplan, Evelyn Manning, Zel Chamberlain.
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Foley Turner of 4710 S. Huron St. was named queen of All Souls Church festival and auction.
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Members of the Englewood New Comer's Club congratulate Jerold Casey on his triple for the day. From left to right: Lorraine Gilbert, Tissie Morgan, Mrs. Diane Wood (vice president), Mrs. Dianne Orville (president).
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Mrs. Larimer was installed as the president of the Elks ladies group.
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Glenn Combellick, president of the Englewood Sertoma Club, holds the William A. Brummeth trophy awarded recently for general club excellence.
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Alfred Covert of 4801 S. Jason wins the youth award of the Optimist Club in 1959.
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Mary Hipps of 3259 S. Pennsylvania heads the Le-Otas in 1954.
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Eleanor Garrison receives the Le Ota honor of "Girl of the Month".
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Elected officers for 1960 for the Odd Fellows-Pearl Rebakah Lodge #68. Standing from left to right: A. Williamson, Mary Jane Pierce, Pauline Kahler, Jennie Male, Eva Pruitt, Edith Berkler, Bessie Noack, Janiee Pickingpaugh, Evelyn Hart, Maxine Lusehinski, Persis Matthews, Cora May Hinton, Esther Adams, Frances Leckner, and Minnie Hessell. Seated from left to right: Pearl Hemphill, Betty Schultz, Edith Brower, Maude Wright, Anna Drummond, LaVonne Luhn,...
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Elected officers in 1960 for the Englewood Odd Fellows Lodge #138 are, left to right (back row): Paul Patterson, L.F. McMickell, Allen Wright, Ira Pickingpaugh and Paul Patterson Jr. Center row: Allen Lovenburg, Paul Vaughn, O.M.Oragon, Frank Whitcomb, Joe Lewis. Front row: Virgil McCune, Ted Williamson, Harold Kummer, Ronald Robetelia
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Dud Hanna of 230 Bellewood Dr. was elected president of the Englewood Kiwanis Club in 1959.
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Lion's Club float "Aloha" was the first prize winner in the Pet and Doll Parade. Diana Lynn and Virgil Stevens were on the float at 3559 So. Bannock.