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Freshman Initiation at Minturn High School. Marjorie O'Brian is the teacher; she boarded with the Bayer family. The boys wore girls' clothes and the girls wore boys' clothes.
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The first Red Cliff High School reunion was held in 1977. This group is at a picnic in Maloit Park in Minturn on July 17, 1977, each having gone to school in Red Cliff.
From left to right, Lawrence Fear, Joe Fear, Louis Glieforst, Carl Glieforst and Bill Caruthers.
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Studio portrait of John David High for graduation from Minturn High School. There were three graduates in the class of 1948. The Minturn High yearbook for 1948 was dedicated to Mr. Bayer.
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Studio portrait of Larry Collins, second son of Jim and Irma Collins. Larry was graduating from Minturn High School. Jim Collins was the Minturn postmaster (Tom Collins' brother) and Irma ran a clothing store. Richard Collins was Larry's older brother.
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Studio portrait of Bud Guy [Arthur Guy, Jr.] for graduation from Minturn High School.
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Students from the Minturn school, grades 6-8, around 1940-1941.
Back row (l-r): Henry Dittmer, Jr., George Roybal, Richard Day, Nathan Waibl, Jackie Palmer, Gerald Green.
Middle row (l-r): Gene Clark, Tony Hernandez, Norman Covalt, Harold Ginther, Buddy Norwood, Leslie Jenkins, James Sifers, Bernie Bowen, Keith Lynn, Marvin O'Neal.
Front row (l-r): Charlotte Perry, Shirley Winters, Raylene Palmer, Pauline Trujillo, Edna Cesko, L. Jordan, Leona...
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Volume V, No. 5 of "The Echo," the official newsletter for the Minturn High School, published on May 17, 1945. "The Echo" was the sister publication of the "Baby Echo." The newsletter included sports scores, upcoming events, student achievements, and other updates concerning students and teachers.
This particular issue focuses on commencement and the end of the school year with details of the commencement highlights of the senior class, class will,...
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The first edition of the "Baby Echo" from May 11, 1945. The "Baby Echo" was "edited by the Minturn Eighth Grade." It served as a sister publication to the Minturn High School's "Echo" newsletter. It is unclear how many editions of the "Baby Echo" were published.
