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Irene Braucht is president of the Englewood Junior Woman's Club.
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17 year old Pat Colgate was named Junior Rotarian in 1954.
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Marvin Foote of 4760 S. Inca St. seeks the republican bid to the District Court in 1960.
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Betty Foster of 4690 S. Kalamath St. was chosen Sweetheart Queen of the Epsilon Council.
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Pat Fleming was chosen the recording secretary for the Colorado-Wyoming Junior Classical League.
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Maude Fidler was the president of the Englewood Women's Club in 1955.
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Patsy Gabriel of 4260 S. Fox St. was named reserve grand champion for clothing during the Arapahoe County Jr. Fair.
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Precilla Garrett of 4620 S. Penn was the winner in the national "Make-it Yourself With Wool" contest.
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Mrs. Robert E. Head of 4930 S. Pearl St. was elected President of the Colorado Women's Club in 1958.
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Cherene Holland of 2861 S. Logan wins EAA student art show.
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Alice Hessel of 3820 S. Sherman was the Old Timers League Baseball pitcher in 1951.
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Rex Garrett of 4750 S. Lipan St was named director of the Chamber of Commerce in 1960.
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Darrell Holland of 4111 S. Elati St. was promoted to chief of the Englewood Junior Police Band.
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Connie Saunders of 3139 S. Ogden St. is giving a ticket for the annual Policeman's Ball. On the left is L.V. Hull and R. D. Frasier on the right.
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Jack Barritt of 4500 S. Galapago was named the to the Conservation Crew at the National Jamboree.
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Gerald Armstrong of 126 E. Eastman Ave. was named Colorado Young Republican for June l960.
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Sheryll Jo Young is nominated a candidate for the "Prism Queen" at Colorado State University.
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Don Weist was named "Realtor of the Year" by the Englewood-Littleton Board of Realtors.
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Jane Werten of 3906 S. Cherokee was installed as Worthy Advisor of the Order of Rainbow for Girls in 1959.
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Janet Williams of 2807 S. Bannock was honored as queen of Job's Daughters Bethel No. 17.