Englewood (Colo.) -- Organizations.
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Estella Marlett was a Red Cross Braille volunteer to aid blind readers.
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Arthur Martin was the People's Party candidate for the election in district 4 in 1959.
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Ed Maul was the master of Grandview Grange in 1958.
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Marian McDonald was crowned Miss Englewood Diamond Jubilee for 1953.
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Joe Sauter was head of the United Rubber Workers local 15 at Gates Rubber Co. Here he was attending U.R.W. Legislative Institute in Washington D.C.
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Bill Smyth, an Englewood photographer, was installed as president of the Arapahoe Sertome Club.
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Trudy Smith of 4661 S. Cherokee was installed as the new president of Jaycee-Ettes.
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Dan Schneringer was installed as Master Counselor of the Englewood Chapter of the Order of DeMolay.
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Irene Scott entered the arrangement competition at the National Rose Tournament.
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Louis Ostrousky ran as the Independent Candidate for City Council from District 1 in 1959.
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Lee Pritchard was Master of the Colorado State Grange.
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Marjorie Page was named woman of the year by the Englewood Business & Professional Women's Club in 1963.
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Alba Phillips was named president of the Business & Professional Women's Club in 1960.
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On the left: Everett L. Rohrer, commander. Robert lived at 2898 S. Grant St. On the right: Walter Mundkouisky, Jr., vice-commander.
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Ed Means was the democrat candidate for sheriff in 1958.
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Darrell McNabb (left), 4941 S. Grant St, and Randy Lortscher, 900 E. Kenyon Ave. were the Englewood Community Ambassadors in 1963. Here they are shown leaving for a summer's stay abroad.
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Terry McCarthy was the 1st place winner in the Englewood Centennial-Bicentennial essay contest of 1976.
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Vera Cason was the representative of the "Royal Neighbor" at the City Hall dedication in 1965.
