Leadville High School - Sentinel Yearbook (Leadville, CO)

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if 'I' THE MOUNT MASSIVE SENTINEL fffz' 7' ' 1' f 1' Senzor Skrp Day When the last bell rang for school on Wednesday Apr1l 28 the under classmen found that the senior class had taken advantage of thelr pr1x1 lege and sk1pped The senxors went to Musgrove Lakes and enjox ed themselves 1n ex ery wav poss1ble They reported for regular classes the next dax ex en although thev were sore sun burned and generally dlsabled . 1 l ' 3 'L E 4, 1. 1' . is gig? V j, gt , V l - 32 A 4 21 , Q N A ,, 'ZH A I yi 'L L V7 1 'vi ,f , -W . . 1 9 ' . . . Y.- CL ' 7, ' ' Y 1 r Q - l ' .

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Slouch Day Ill be glad when tomorrow comes was the thought 1n the minds of the L H S seniors the day before the annual Slouch Day program and in the minds of all the merchants and citizens of our fair city on April 16 when Slouch Dav was held The Seniors dressed in about ex ery costume imaginable put on their program for the under-classmen and friends intthe auditorium. This pro- gram consisted of songs history re fiews murder mysteries a brief peek into a subbie class. a typical class at L. H. S. and the burial of the faculty. After the program the upper-classmen paraded down the avenue and through the main business houses of town taking things under their control. In the evening the slouchers attended the show. At the show the stage was turned ox er to them and each class member was introduced by the mistress of ceremonies. Jessie Jeanne McMurrough. Then the class formed a conga line on the stage. To end a perfect day a dance was held at the annex for the seniors and their guests. Y 'lf i' +'-T? W THE MOUNT MASSIVE SENTINEL 'I i i' w LL Y 97 ' ' . . 7 . . .

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Class W111 We the Membeis of the Senior Class of 1943 of Leadville High School on this 28th day of May in the year of our Lord Nineteen Hundred and Forty three do hereby declare this to be our Last Will and Testament We bequeath all these gifts in due seriousness and we hope that the follovung bequeathals will make bet ter students of those of you who receive them To the Faculty me leave a family sized package of V1mms Vitamins Tab lets in the hope that this will help weather the loss of us beloved Seniors To the Juniors we leave our well worn path to Mr Thomsons office Please don t use it as often as we have To the Sophomores we leave our championship technique in playing bas ketball in the hope that next year they won t be left at the post To the Freshmen we leave our record of perfect attendance Dont use it F1 eshies or your numbei will dvsindle as ours did To the Subbies ue leave our ouiet manner and unbelligerent nature in order that the faculty may not wear itself out calling them to ordei Gloria Ball leaves her morning rides to school to George Eussen in order that he won t have so many half days o Evelyn Bonan leaxes her abilitx to entertain soldiers to Catherine Dia mond Here s hoping you have as much fun as I did Catherine Bill Conklin leaves his bookkeeping Jokes to Bob Bochatey Please dont use them Bob Willard Copper leaxes his ab1l1tv to chaim all new girl students to Glen Lane Now Glen shouldnt be so bashful James Corbett wills his way to win the hearts of the sub-freshmen to Bill Brady. Gee Bill you cant say were not helping you out. Garnet Clark leaves her ability to go home in cars every night to the Sub- bies, Heres hoping you kids will have cars. Patty Crosley leaves her vs ays to make so manv friends in such a short time to Bob Wilson. More power to you Bob. Katheryn Crowell leaves her even disposition to Albert Zack. Now Al. your life vson't have so many pugil- istic encounters. Opal Darnall leaxes her willingness to co-operate to all Subfreshmen. Why dont you take a note of this Subbies. Evelyn Faidiga Wills all her nice presents which were received from Johnny to Nancv Whitman Well any wav Evelyn didnt brag about the things she didn t get Jack Fox leaves his tame ways to Bob Maich It works a lot better than your method Bob if you get what we mean Margaret Gallagher leaves her nice pleasant ways to the Freshmen After all you have a few years to grow before vou can run the world Freshies Mary Geary leaves her ability to get home earlv to Josephine Knicely After years of practice you may acquire the art. Josephine. Margaret Habovstak leaves her dancing ability to Mary Catherine Car- ter. More fun, Mary Catherine. Robert Hennesy leaves his ability to ski to the L. H. S. Ski Club in order that it vxill bring them fame. Frank Hren leaves his unassuming manner to Francis Connors. Who knows what improvements it will make. Margaret Jakopic wills her ability to play baseball to Luella Riedel. Please. Luella dont make such a clown of yourself. Dixie Jones leaves her perfect at- tendance in school to Jeanette Parlin. Don Larsh leaves his 5X9 of a horse power strength fmeasured in the Physics class? to Frank Murray. From now on watch Frankie become mighty. ff f w-?+ THE MOUNT MASSIVE SENTINEL -nf w ff. ' ' ' ' ' l . 1 - - b '