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Frank T. Goll was appointed the assistant sales manager at the Norgren Co.
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Harry E. Carleno was an Englewood Attorney appointed Deputy District Attorney to serve Arapahoe County.
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William Beier of 3167 S. Bannock was elected president of the Englewood Recreation Council in 1958.
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Lt. Robert Matthews models the new uniform for the officers of the Englewood Police.
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Robert Lutes was a Sergeant in the Army Air Corps. He was stationed at Foggie Main in Italy.
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Queen Alice Hessel with her attendants after the parade in front of City Hall. The Queen and her attendants for the YOUTH FESTIVAL QUEEN were Sponsored by JR. JC'S.
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Corrine Vander Holk of 2842 S. Grant was engaged to Roger Dean Carter.
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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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Council members left to right: John Kreiling, Louis Parkinson, John Lay, Elmer Schwab (mayor), Dallas Dhority, Dick Lone, Howard Brown.
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Sandy Bateman is elected queen of Englewood High School. She is crowned by Frank Redle.
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Ernest (Packy) Romans at his Englewood home.
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"Rocky Mountain Company Home on Leave"
Left to Right: Stan V. Magee-3351 S. Washington, Jim Jackson-4516 S. Washington, Perry Thomas-4409 S. Sherman, Bill Draper-3490 S. Emerson, Bob Drinkwine-801 W. Chenango. This is the Rocky Mountain Company home on leave, sponsored by Ethel Merman, at San Diego naval base.
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Straight A students from Englewood High School in 1958. From left to right: Sue Tavener (head girl), Joel Roberts, Sharon Carlson, Judy Kidd, Tom Eitel, and Kim Langstaff (head boy).
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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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This was an egg hunt sponsored by the Gothic Theater. It was held in a park at Hampden and Broadway on the Skerritt property, now Highway 285. A.E. Ferguson's house is in the background.
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J.J. Mackin stands in front of his Funeral Parlor.
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The Skerritt home was built about 1868 and stood on S Bannock in 1990.
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This house was the office of Dr. John Simon, Sr. It also housed the first library in Englewood.