Leadville High School - Sentinel Yearbook (Leadville, CO)

Text from Pages 1 - 70 of the 1944 volume:

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X .Q V un GH ll Ki vs f, The Mount Massive Sentinel sees ee -'A We -iw A ,, .,, , ,, Administraiion N:-Wg-if' fi!-9gEtCKCE15 LAUnEwcr: w 'rHoMsoN 0 ora 0 a e 0 ege Graduate Work Columbia Umversxty VI A Umversltv of Denver Supermtendent of Schools Prmclpal of Hlgh School EDWARD J KELLY Presxdent JOSEPH F KERZON Vxae Presmlent JOE MCCONNELL Treasurer ALFRED SWANSON 5601 etdrv K L TATMAN Dlro L tor BEATP ICE BRENNAN Omne SQL retax x ,lr aw ,--.4 4, -k ,Q f The Mount 'VIHSSIVE Sentlnel Faculty LeROY ALFORD A LYI'l1X6I'S1IX oi M1Cl11g811 Salome Inetructor Jumox Clais Sponeor K JEAN HARVEY YI A Lmxervtx O1 Southem Callfoxma HIQTOXX Inktructm o Jluomoxe Class Spongol ROY BALDWIN Al11CllLCil1 School Colrespondence Vonatxonal Arts Instructor CATHERINE M KELLY ol Edunatlon Commex ual InQt1 111,101 CLARA CONKLIN A B lnlxukltx oi Colola O I nm .md Engllsh IHSIIULIOI Nponxox ol Plosputox LORAINE KUNZE Lnlxel HX 01 Qoutlwexn Calliolma SOCIHI Suence Phx sxcal Educatlon Guls League Spmmsol LUCY CRAMER A fa UDIXQISITX oi Coloxado NIAUILIUBULN InQtructo1 489 ft --ff-7' W' W W '-'Y' ' A V - S 1. 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Colorado Stvate College The Mount Massive Sentinel B-Bee W M- as B f as BV if if if if Faculty MARGARET MATEER XI A Unlxe sltx ot Il11no1s Enghsh Instructor Llbrarlan Senlor Class Sponsox HAROLD VOORHEES A B Rutgers Unnersxty Engllsh Instructor Sub Freshmen Sponsor NELL PERKINSON A B Umversnx oi Oklahoma Spanlsh and Engllsh Debate Coach FLORENCE WEBBERT M A UHIVESTSIIY of Colorado Home Economus and General Suente Instruttor CHESTER STENDER A B Colorado State College NIus1c and Enghsi Instructor Glee Club Sponsor Boss P xsxcal Educatlon Instruttor ALBERT ZACK B Unnexsttx ot North Dakota Nlathernatlcs Instructor Frehman Sponsor Coach of Basketball Team LAURENCE W THOMSON NI A Unnersnx ot Denxex Prmupal oi H1gh Sdool Chemlstrx Phxslcs 697 t J. b In of Education ,Q ir f ir f it e The Mount Massive Sentinel -1.1-.11 Annual Staff Bank xoxx Ccoigt Ma telli Hcibeit Thomson Yhs VVIWILCI lsponsox Rohut Sjodcn F ont ou X nts In lc an Nlastllpollto Enix Anduson Each xea1 the Senior class undertakes the project of putting o it the annual This xear the annual staff consisted of the following students Editor Enis An lcis wn Assistant Editoi Jean 'Vlistiipolitm As 1 tant Bu mas Mmagu gm Ixei Dirt Editor Rob it Sjoden Photo Editoi Robcit Bo hattv Sport Editoi G digg 'VIut llx With the aid of all the memoe s of the Senior class the vt ork ow the annual was xerx successful We wish to thank all the merchants and ex erx one else who made pos slble the publication of our annual f10D ' ' 'I xl ' ' . 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The Mount RIHSSIXC Sentinel f -11 -nf Q Semor Ufflcers HERBERT THOMSON Class stunt 1 Panthers Class Reporter 1 Band 1 Intex glass baseball 1 2 -l Inter class basketball 2 Tumor Plax Sk1 club 2 Semox Class Presldent An tual Staff Buslness Manager Nlost nepresentatlve boy l GEORGE MAHTELLI Intex tlass basketball 1 2 3 4 Inter class softball 1 3 4 Annual staff sports edl tor Semor class VICE presl den Telescope club Model Alrplane cllb 1 ENIS ANDERSON Inte class basketball 1 B d 2 Interc ss seball 1 2 3 Telesco e club 2 Semor class seue tart Junlor Red Cross Club 2 Class Stunt 2 3 Glee Club 1 2 3 Speual chorous 1 2 3 4 Gnls League!! 4 PICSI dent Glrls League 4 Pep Llub 2 3 4 Sli1C1L1b 3 n lor Plaw Prospector Busmess Staff 3 Prospector Edltorlal Staff Edltor Qulll and Stroll 3 4 D A R Repxesentatne Senior Class Treasuru Nlost representative gnl 4 V8l8d1LtOF13H JEAN MASTRIPOLITO ep club 1 3 Glrs League 1 2 3 4 Gxrls Lea Storw Edltor 2 3 4 Colorado State Debate Tournaments 3 4 Debate Club Reporter 4 Semor Class Reporter Jun lor Plax Debate Club 2 3 -1 Quxll and Scroll 3 4 An nual Statt Assistant Edltox Glee Club 1 2 3 Salutatox nan 1? . . l , . : . 11 JS . I . . 21 ' 'S . . . 2- , . . , 3. . 3 - H A . . 2. : - ' , ., . , 3: . 1 '- t A' ' 5: ' A , , 3: 2 ' - '- I ,.1 'f P -'2-1,'1f' Roar-:RT BocHA'rz:Y j L' 5. - ' ' ' 3 .' tj gue sei-rerafyf 45 Prospector 3-.t g - V ' 2, ' ' . 5 - .' Y . , 1 4 3, 43 an , 1. 1 .- --lat ' .. , . 3 ' :Ju - U V I be-. 1 P ' J: '4 f 1 ff 1 1' ff The Nlount Nlassue bentmel Semors ARTHUR BLAKEY DOLORES BOND Inter class sottball 1 3 Jumm Rcd Cross 2 Gnls -1 Inter dass bas etball 1 League 1 2 3 4 Glee Lub 2 Panthlrs 3 Pep club 1 GENEVIEVE DIEMER Glee Club 1 G111s League 1 2 3 4 Vue presxdent Glrls League 4 Skt club 2 Pep ub 1 GEORGE DUHST Inter Llass basketball WILLIAM CARTER Intex class basketball 1 2 -I Inter class softball 1 2 Band 2 3 Panthers 3 Dnteclub1234G Cass sunt 1 Camexa duh 2 DORTHEA HIGH -1 Inter class baseball 1 Wetmole 1 2 Leadvllle -1 GleeClul'1 1 2 Class stunt 1 Telescope club 1 2 1121 . Y . . i, NYU, fi, , .. .H 4 A A L . g 1- , ' . V, ', Y. 3: -' , . ' . .2, . 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'43 The Mount Massne Sentlnel 1' xr f Sen1ors AGNES IVER Glee Club 1 2 3 Pep Club 3 4 Glrls Lea ue 4 Class Setretaxx VICE president Annual Statt Ass1stant Business Nlan age! .Iumor Red Cross Pros Ltox Statt 1 2 4 Fa-J lon Edltm 4 Quxll an Scroll 3 4 Baton I'vu1xl1n 1 2 Flag swlnglng 1 2 kl ub 2 3 Class stunt 1 2 Juntor plav Summer Band 1 JULIA LENARCHIE eual Lhorus 1 2 3 Junlox plax Freshman plax Plospettor busmess staff 1 Class stunt 1 2 3 Jun he Cross 2 Hunt Etono mics Llub ws if SHIRLEY JONES Gnls League 1 2 3 4 Pep lb G 11111101 plat FRANK MAMICH Inter class basketball 4 Inter class softball 4 Tele cone club 2 Anplane club MADELINE KLINTZ Junmr Red Cross Guls aqua 1 2 3 4 Pen L Gee club 1 2 3 Pr o atm stall 2 3 VIOLA MCGEEI-IAN Glee club 1 2 Glrls Lea e 1 2 4 Pe b 3 Class stunt 1 .Tumor plax .Iumor Red Cross Home Eno nomxcs tlub 4133 if -nf if 1 The Xlount Nlassxxe Sentmel JEANNE MEESE GIYIQ League 3 4 Pxospec CAROLINE THOMPSON G rls League 2 3 4 Cam ua club 2 Glee club 2 3 Pea club 2 Junlor ed Cross Senlors ELAINE MOORE ROBERT SJODEN Nebraska school 1 Glrls Inter class basketball 4 In League 2 3 4 Class stunt 2 t 1 class softball 4 Cass 3 Baton tvnrlmg 2 Pros tunt 1 2 Telescope club sector staff 3 4 Annual staff A1rp1ane club MARIAN VAN PELT ee club 3 G1r Leaduc 1 2 3 4 Pep club 1 2 3 Prospector staff 2 3 4 Commenxal club 3 Jumox Rnd C1058 Class stunts 1 6145 MARGARET MATEEH QQFIIOI Sponsor ,k ,7,,,,,,,,. 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SL . . 1 4' 1 E GI ' . 1, 2, 3 'ls' ,tg-in -iq' 23' ., , . 1 3 E V? l The Mount Vlassrxe Sentrnel Q f Class Song To the tune of CTrll We 'Vleet Ag nm Tho we part and ach wrll go hrs XR ry We wrll meet agarn some other das When the dark clouds turn to blue Then well meet old frrends so true Some wrll not be wrth us on thrs dry Those who se gone o very far away For them xx ho frght well hope and pray Trll we meet agarn Now old f lends we ll trke leave of you For four years were gone along wrth you Now the parting trnfre IS nrgh Trme for us to say goodbye Le'rdv1lle Hrgh has been a frrend rn need And shell always be a frrend rndeed Now we close our hrgh school door The Class of 44 By Agne Ixer rnelJulre Lenarehre Class Poem By Jean Masinpolxio have walked to r red brrek burldrng Many 1 dreary cr y have trod the deep whrte snow We have spun a path of glorv As we strolled to school wrth prrde A path xx hrch seemed so narrow A rd yet extremely wrde We started urth a nnrghty class Srxty sex en rn gallant strength But many of our comrades left For Freedoms cause were lent Though they have left our numbered r rnks Our hearts frght on together We here rn school they on the freld Frght that Freedom lrve forever Now when we sadly old frrevxell To all our frrenels so true When hrgh school days no more shall be But just the unknown blue We hrll go forth vxrth eager hopes And heads held hrgh wrth prrde And xxrth that burnrng fue wrthrn our oul Strengthen our com ades trrde Vlottr BE SLRE XOL ARE RIG lT THEN GO -XHEAD Color VIOLET and SILVER Flon er VIOLETS 113 5 A .. , , . 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Valedlctory A Dream of Peace This rs Memorial Day a day set aside to remember It is also Commence ment Day a day especially to be remembered by this the graduating class of 1944 ln the larger book of life we seniors began 12 years ago a chapter which we are now compl ting There are many days to be remembered from this chapter That first day of school remember hofv for weeks we had lived rn anticipation of that day when we would start to school Then when that day arrived when the frrst bell rang we were ready with shining faces and neatly combed hair and fresh clean clothes waiting impatiently for mother to get ready Soon we were on our way That was Just the beginning For the next several years as that day rn September rolled around we found ourselves again starting back to school Finally came that long awaited day were high school students We had come a long way to new teache s new systems new names and confusion We began high school as freshmen as a large class numbering seventy three But as we assemble here tonight for the last roll call as the seniors of 44 our ranks have been greatly reduced Some of our members have dropped out of their own volition some have moved away some have passed to the Great Beyond and some have answered our country s call and are today serving under the immortal Stars This rs a day to be remembered Commencement Day the completion of one chapter of our lives and the beginning of another As we stand here on the thres hold of the future at first we are frightened as we vrew such confusion a war torn world bubbling seething chaos We wonder where we may find our rightful places for there rs a place for each and every one of us It is Just like a 11g saw puzzle which when first emptied out of its box is 1ust a mass of unassocrated preces But after hours of work and concentration this mass emerges into a beau trful prcture each piece rn rts own place And so somewhere in that humble Jumble before us we have our places in a prcture which when completed wrll be a picture of Peace and Love and Home When that day comes when every man shall be free free to lrve and love as he wishes free to worship as hrs heart wants free o work for money for food for his children and family with no fear of starvatron Free that word holds so much of potent meaning We who have taken freedom for granted for so long we do not know what horrors the people of conquered nations have endured for their freedom But we do know this tyranny and despotism must never get a foothold on the sorl of a free world and we wrll do our utmost to see that rt never shall In closing I would like to quote A Mans Dream by Richard Kearsley. A man head bowed with humble air Hands clasped in a beseeching prayer To God on high asks Him for peace. 'Tis then with trembling heart he hears A voice and looks to see his peers The men who ve pray-ed for wars to cease In years gone by. To him they say You pray for peace and seek that day When wars are done and men are free' But other wars have stopped and still Of need man fights and always will. Then speaks the man on bended knee: Four things there are man holds supreme And these he visions in his dream Of time to come. Blessed be these lands Where man may speak l'is thoughts and hear His own church call' not his the fear Of tyrants lash' and ripe grain stands For all to share. Pass no one by: Make true his dream and Mars shall die. Thus prayed this man, and so pray we That Labor and Faith may set men free. By Enis Anderson C16 Q 1 -1 if -A- 1- A-A A- The Mount Massive Sentinel ' ' - 4' T ' nt . ' - y ' . . I 7 I ' , N ! -. ' L- y , X . . . . . ' 1 . . 4. ' . 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I 9 L Q 1 1 Q N 7 . y i ' 1 ' I y ' . , ' rr ' ' - 1 x ! 1 , , 7 ll y 5 1 1 D The lVIount 'Vlasswe Sentrnel if f 1 1 Saluiaiory The Call of Amerzca Amerrca 1S a great country a country burlt on the strong foundatron of free dom A country burlt by a people who were brave enough to work to make sacrr frces and even to dre for therr belrefs Here we are today frghtrng for that same freedom facrng a group of mrghty foes who seek our rurn Here we are together defendrng all that to free men dear Twrce rn a srngle gereratron the catastrophe of a world war has fallen upon us Twrce has the long arm of fate reached out across the ocean to brrng the Unrted States rnto the forefront of the battle Do we not owe rt to ourselves to our chrl dren to tormented mankrnd to make sure that these catastrophes do not engulf us for the thrrd trme Do we not owe rt to our freedoms and our happrness to see that they are not agarn engaged rnto another drsastrous conflrct We must not let go of the securrtres we have found necessary to preserve our lrves and our lrbertres Duty and prudence alrke constantly command that rn order to keep these freedoms we must put forth every ounce of strength we have we must do away wrth all tyranny for tyranny rs our foe whatever trapprngs or drsgurse rt wears We must frght on for a mrghty cause Fo Our Cau e It Is Just and that Justrce shall burld the ladder by whrch we clrmb We must overcome hatred and drseases both terrrble camp followers of war We posrtrvely must overcome starvatron The Germans have created unprecedented want rn many European countrres usrng starvatron to force the conquered people to do therr wrll But you can t starve mrnds Those who stand rn the bread lrnes by day move rn the shadows bv nrght crrpplrng the rnvaders Why do they hold on Because they have known what rt meant to be free from want and are wrllrng to dre from re establrshment of that prrncrple We rn Amerrca the land of plenty cannot stand by and watch The peo ple of the wor ld look to us to k ep farth and keep frghtrng They are cryrng out to us We have heard and we are answerrng We are answerrng because rt rs no mere phrase that today we are frghtmg for the polrtrcal cultural, and sprrrtual freedom of smaller natrons Thrs 1S a peoples war therefore rt must be a peoples peace The mam objectrve must be co operatron to get rrd of mrsery and rnsecurrty to get rrd of savagery and tyranny to tear out from our hrstory books the thrngs that prejudrce one people agarnst another We are answerrng b cause Democracy as a frghtrng farth rs farth rn the freedom or the common people farth rn the capacrty of the common people to create a world more human and more decent and more just than any world a tyrant or a demagovue or any so called revolutronarv party or any self appornted arrstocracy of wealth and talents can rmpose upon them Democracy as a frghtrng farth rs an affrrmatrve farth a farth rn freedom for not freedom from a farth rn the peoples freedom to create therr future for themselx es A future secure of freedom Freedom rs the herrtage of the Amerrcan crtrzen It ls hrs oblrgatron to cherrsh rt rn peace and to defend rt rn war He especrally acknowledges thrs oblrgatron when he dons a unrform to frght for the preserx atron of thrs freedom To the astonrshment of our enemres we are now rn thrs natron one hundred and thrrty mrllron souls unrted rn one cause Makrng up thrs effrcrent body of men who are today protectrng our freedoms our lrves and our chrldrens democracy by leavrng therr loved ones therr homes and proudly grvrng therr lrves are many of the boys who would be here tonrght among us proudly wearrng caps and gowns ready to go forth rnto a changrng world Those who wrll also make up thrs effrcrent body and who wrll leave Us shortlv are the bovs and some of the grrls who are wrth Us tonrght Tonrght they are proudly wearrng therr caps and gowns but tomorrow they shall be wear mg The Call of Amerrca for they wrll be strengthenmg our gallant allres that our torch mrght on the battle frelds and on the home fronts burn on wrthout ever flrckerrng burn on to accomplrsh what the peoples of the world most cherrsh, our homes our happrness our freedoms Thus to the youth of Amerrca there rs that call whrch says You cannot stop' There rs no haltrng place at thrs pornt' We have now reached a pornt rn the Journey where there can be no pause We must go on We must and shall fulfrll the Call of Amerrca' One equal temper of herorc hearts made weak by trme and fate but tr ong rn wrll to strrve to seek to frnd and not to yrcld By Jean Mastrrpolrto 117 r . ee eeef ---e W fe ee -e-We e- 1' I y - . , - , . 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' -nf if if if The Mount Mass1ve Sentmel Class HISIOIY P1 oud Vou bct we were that early September day ln 1939 We came to H1gh School as green subbxes At our f1rst meet1ng October 2 we met our class sponsor MISS Margaret Augur We elected Tommy Schroedel pxesxdent Marxe Predovlch VICE pres1dent Stephen Shuster secretary Kenneth Dav1dson treasurer Robe1t LOfqU1St reportel Our f1rst class party was October 20 1n the annex Dur1ng the course of the year we lost two of the class members Kern Hall and Charles Roeder Two elect1ons were held by the class These were held for electmg of class offxcers The second semeter off1cers were Tommy Schroedel pres1dent Helen Van derpool v1ce plesldent Dor1s Mae Kennedy secretary Marne Predovxch treasurer Herb Thomson reporter The class closed the aCtlVltl9S for the year wlth a DICHIC held at Evergecn Lakes May ll As Freshmen we had our fnst class meetmg Sept mber 10 1040 The off1ce1s elected for the flrst semester wele D1ck Schroder presxdent Tommy Schroeder v1ce presxdent Agnes Iver secretary Robert Lofquxst treasurex Derrell Glenn reporter A class party was held 1n the h1gh s hool annex on November 8 The offx cers for the second semester were Bert Ma1ch pres1dent Robert Lofqurst v1ce pres1dent Agnes Iver secretary Donald Moffett Treasurer Derrell Glenn repoxtel Th1S years ended 1ts socxal program w1th a pxcmc May 17 Important fat least we thought sob Sophomores We elected as our class offx cers Robert Lofqumst pres1dent D1ck Schraeder V109 pres1dent Agnes Ive1 secre tary Joe Gormck treasurer Bert Ma1ch reporter We had our class party on March 6 1942 1n the h1gh school annex Because of war cond1t1ons a party was held to close the school year for the sophomores As d1gn1f1ed Jumors we elected off1cers on September 10 1942 The follow1ng were elected Robert Lofqulst pres1dent Agnes Iver v1ce pres1dent Bert Ma1ch treasurer Donald Moffett secretary D1ck Schraeder reporter We gave a party 1n honor of the class of 1943 on November 17 Our Jun1or play was R ady Made Fam1ly held Apr1l 30 and May 1 1943 Our Jun1or prom was held May 14 A plcmc ended thxs eventful year At last we returned to school September 7 1943 as the S nlors of L H S We gave our All School Party September 23 The Sen1or Falr was held on October 10 and ll we used a W1nter Ca1n1val theme The followmg offlcers were chosen at our flrst class meet1ng He1b Thomson pres1dent George Martellx vxce pres1dent Enxs Anderson treasuxex Bob Bo hatey secretary Jean Mastr1pol1to reporter On December 23 we were guests of the Junlors at a Barn Dance whlch was held 1n the New Bulldmg As the se o d semester started we began to plan oul Annual and other actlvltles Our Slouch Day was held Aprll 21 and following that was Sk1p Day wh1ch was hcld May 3 The Junxor Sen1or Prom was hcld on May 13 followed by the Spr1ng Dancc Next followed Class Day on May 26 followed bv thc Sen1or Dance on May 27 Baccalauxe t Servxces were held on May 28 and last of all our Commencement EXQFCISGQ held on May 30 fl .---1--il., -pf f f -A-A - Am- Bee-ff ee -A 1 l . , . . 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'A 1 -nt J 1 if 1 1 The Mount Massrve Sentrnel Class W111 We the class of 1944 berng about to l are behrnd the m mor res of Leadvrlle Hrgh do make and publrsh thrs our Last Wrll and Testament thereby makrng vord all former wrlls promrses or bequests br us at any trme heretofore Frrst we wrll and bequeath to the facultv the prrvrlege of runnrng therr classes by themselves They drdn t thrnk they d mrss us but they wrll frnd out drfferently Second we bequeath to the clas of 1945 all the pre war erasures that are rn our possessron Now you can erase wrthout lVfrss Kellys knowrng rt Thrrd we b queath to the sophomores our abrlrtv to talk fast enough to keep from gorng to the offrce Well Mr Thomson s advrce drd us good Fourth we havent forgotten the freshmen but wrth the abrlrty they thrnk they have they can get out and d1g for thenrs Ives Frfth we bequeath to the sub freshmen our hrgh hopes of tomorrow We hope these wrll brrghten your future Subbres I Enrs Anderson leave my ernper to anyone who wants rt I Arthur Blakey leave my natural red harr to Jeanre Errckson I Robert Bochatey b queath my get trng to school on trme to Norman Schroeder It wont hurt too much to surprrse Mlss Perkrnson once rn a whrle I Dolores Bond bequeath my polrte and ouret ways to Rosemarv Steprsnrck We suggest that you mak use of thrs Steppre I Wrllram Carter leave mv manly on these too much Al though they mrght help a lrttle I Genevreve Dlemer leave my ad x rce to the lovelorn to Glen Lane Now Glen you wont have to wrrte to Mrs Mayfreld so often I George Durst bequeath mv ways wrth the grrls to Lours Baldessarr May be rn a few years vou can prtch woo rn the show too Baldre I Dorother Hrgh bequeath mv typ mg abrlrtv to Dorothy Geary Wrth thrs abrlrty added to what vou already have you ought to be hard to beat I Agnes Iver leave mv abrlrty to say cute cracks at the wrong trme to Mar Jorre Shrne I Shrrlev Jones leave mv Hbll1IV to tend to my own busrn ss to All Bald vxrn I Madcllne Klrntz bequeath Babe Tucker to Ramona Bertolas You can havc the rrdes from now on Ramona I Julra Lenarchre bequeath mv sol drer boy frrends to Arzel Carter They are a lot of fun rf you can keep them Arzel t20 I Frank Mamrch leave my Clark Gable technrque to Davrd McKee Now all the grrls wrll follow you Davld I George Martellr leave mv b ard to Ab Nadon Now Ab you can consrder xourself a man I Jean Mastrrpolrto bequeath my abrlrtv to recrte and make up poems to George Donavon It does help to do somethrnff useful once rn a whrle George I Vrola McGeehan bequeath my abrl r v to Jrtterbug to Erleen Sowers Now Xalfl I Jeanne Meese leave my good na tured ways and pleasant smrle to Joe Bogunovrch A smrle and nrce ways always helps Joe I Elarne Moore leave my gum crack mg abrlrtv to Jean Johnson It rs one wav of gettrng att ntron Of course you are dorng all rrght anyway Jean I Robert Sjoden bequeath my abrlrty to rgnore rnsults to Leonard Roche be cause a person must always have confr dence rn hrmself Leonard I Carolrne Thompson bequeath my ways of holdrng a man to Isabel Bowen Wow you wont have so much man trouble I Herbert Thomson leave my ba hful way to Marron Balrd We thrnk Jean ette would lrke you more so we hope vou wrll take note of thrs advrce Ylarlon I Marran Van Pelt leave mv ab1l1ty of stavrng home and berng true to my on and onl to Marjorre Thoma Some leep vt ouldnt hurt MarJor1e ,,. .. 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Class Prophecy Ems Anderson has taken MISS Kelly s place in the Comme1c1al Department After the xt ar Miss Kelly had a promise to keep Arthur Blakey ha acquired owner ship of Gambles and has now finally gained the title to the Model A he diove around back in 44 Robert Bochatey is the renowned author of How to Win and Influence Women In it he tells how to keep them either local or foieign It was the year s best seller After Bob was always quite a whiz at such things exen in High School days Dolores Bond has taken over the job of traveling auditor fOI the Rio Grande Motor Way The experience she got in 44 wasnt in vain after all Wrlham Carter ls now a resident of lxeland and 15 raising a family of lads 1nd lass1es Out of town teount1vJ girls ilways did catch Bills eye Genevieve Dxemer better known as Jean has taken Mis Mayfield s Job She got her experience giving advice to the lovelorn in L. H. S. George Durst has at last tied the knot with a brunette! Why George we al- ways thought it vtas to be the blonde! Dorothea High and her husband Hab Ab can be seen exerywhere in their newly acquired jeep. Happy landings! Agnes Iver is now lixinv in a ultra- modern tepee 'in Michigan. Why Bob we always thought you were kidding about Johnny. Madeline Kliniz ha: been hired to pa- trol the streets of Leadville to see that all minors are off the streets before 9:00 p. rn. Experience was required for the o . 1215 Shlrley Jones is a model in New Yo1k It goes to show you what plug ging numbers can do for you Julia Lenarchie and Joe D a1e mak mg the11 home in Hawaii Julie s g1ass skirt is widely known Frank Mamxch who has taken the place of Frank Sinatra IS known as F1 ank Moanmuch The women find him more alluring than Sinatra as he has no wife and chlldien George Martell: lS now coaching at Notre Dame He only 1eg1ets that the Jean Mastripolito IS one of the few women ever to appear in the Chicago Round Table Jean always had a won deiful debatlng power Elaine Moore is now the head of the Nival Hospital in San Francisco She likes it fine nice work if you can get Viola McGeehan has been in Dog patch for some time learning the H111 billy Boogy Woogy She has masteied all the others. Robert Sjoden has taken Gene Autry's place in Hollywood. The only thing is that his horse Champion cant keep up with him. Caroline Thompson is now happily married and raising a football team. We are still uncertain of the exact mar- riage date, Herbert Thomson is the Forest Rang- tr in this vicinity. He finds that wild '1nim'1ls are much better company than women. Marian Van Pelt finally made up her mind 'ind married Bill. They have plans for a long happy life and a large family. The Mount Massive Sentinel H ee, be e -H if f 1- Q is ' ' An V9 T ' . , ' an 'v ' , r ' , ' x U ' . l - ., . . , , ' V . 7 ., . - - . I A 7 . Q v -1 A - coach cannot play in the game. ' ' , - 5. . . . . ' . l Y K l m' v - , , - . , . Y ' . ' ,' ' Q E . . ' - I 3 ' ' - it. - .M ' , ' ' - - I gs ' - , - . . 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The Mount Nlassne Sentmel -nf f if Q Slouch Day ack row Frank 'vlamuh Geneueve Dlelnef' Wllllan Carter Quond IOVS Doloxes Bond Dorot' ea Hlgh Geolge N a telll George Durst Bob B chatew Shlrlu Jones Robert CJoden Ems Anders n NIcGeehan A nes Ixer Jean Nlastrlpoh o Frldav Aprll 21, was the day chosen for the annual Slouch Day Dro ram The Semors came to school 1n the afternoon dressed f1t to klll The, .Jresented a number of clever and humorous sklts to an aud ence of undex classmen, parents and frlends That evenlng the Slouchers went to the shot They vt ere called up on the stage, and were mtroduced 1nd1v1duallv bv Juha Lenarchle who was he M1StYeSS of Ceremonles, durlng the afternoon show Some of the characters were two musketteers fone has been draftedj a bcotchman who couldnt be gypped Frank Slnatra who made the lad es of the audlence swoon two Harlem Jltterbugs who kept the aud'ence breath less three tough cops who couldnt make the1r p lsoner talk a prvsoner a golfer whose Caddle dldn t understand golf a school teacher Pocahontas and manx others f23J A ' - f- f--H -- - f--- t . E - 'z . . ' . ' ' 1 ' . - 1 ' ' ': . ' . 1 ' , ' .I r ', - . 0- Front row: Jeanne Meese, :NI3l'l8l l Van. Pelt, He1bert Tnomson, Julia Lenarclue, Viola . ' . Fl ' . . 1 . V 1 . I ,, ' ,f ' , ' .L ' ' sa Y 5 . . v' , . ' A G . . 1 A ' .1 u ' 4 . . . . L . Y ' 1 -1 , . Q Q 7 1 . .. . ' - , , . YQ. . w A w - 1 r ' ' ' . . . . - . if vf 1 1- vw I ae!-M - e be e ea a The Mount Massive Sentinel Skip Day The weather man must have had lt In for the Sen ors Sk1p Day was held May 3 and the day dawned cold and dreary The sk1ppers went to Musgr ove Lakes and made headquarters at the communrty house Some of the braver Senvors ventured out Qafter dlnner of coursej to play baseball whxle the others stayed ln the house and toasted thelr feet by the fxreplace The sklppers rode to and from the Lakes ln a coal truck but the wlnd and cold dvd not do too much damage and the Sen1ors attended school the follovung day not much worse fo wear Mrs Mateer and Mr Baldwm were chaperons 124 I as : Q i . ' , , . . 7 J The Mount Massive Sentinel ee eeee me -A' if rr ff J unrors if Bagk row Mr Alford suonsor George Dunscomb John Lrttle Francrs Walsh Cath errne Dramond Jeanetta Parlrn Rex Hawes Charles Frtzsrrnmons Anna Mae Frazrer Ruth Carlson Thrrd rovx Thomas Nlasearanez John Perme Eddy Smrth Margorre Salmrch Eleanor Lemesanr Ruth Slonecker Mary Mamrch Catherrne Stevens Eva Gon7ales Qecond row Andy Mastrrpolrto John Bogunovrch Norman Schroeder Glen Lane Barbara Arnsler Irene Crawford Dorothv Geary Erma Berthod Nancv Whrtrnan Erleen Somers Anne Mason Jeanette Maler Marguerrte Overman Front row Bryant Watts Robert Hanes lVIarvrn Mottatt Le Rox Pearson Albert Nadon Donald Sarten Torn Sgoden The Junror Class opened the years actrvrtres wrth the electron of the followrng offrcers Presrdent Le Roy Pearson Secretary Erma Berthod Trea urer Bryant Watts Reporter Dorothy Geary Hrstorran Glen Lane The Junror Senror partx held n the student lounge on January 28, was one of the socral events of the xear The next brg event of the vear was the Junror play Oh Promrse 'Vle staged rn the hrgh school audrtorrum on May :J and 6 The hrgh spot of the vear was the Junror Senror Banquet and Hawarran Prom grven bx the Junrors on Max 12 235 l I nf., .d . 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Y C - -A' -A' if 1- ff 4 e The Mount Massive Sentinel Sophomores Back rovx Anthonx Mehellch Harden W1l1lamS George Harms Rax K1tt E11 Yaklch Robext Mauh Francis Walsh Hovxaxd Eldrxdge Albert Zack George Fxelds RlCl18lx'i Flkanx Rax Kvllx Herman Maestas Thnd l0Vl Mlss Haxvu SDOHSOI Maxx Lu Wllllams Jeannle E1 xtkson YVIBIJOIIL Thomas John Palo Alma Waltexs DOIIS Domlt Arzel CBIICI George Eussgn Suond xoxx Maman Bovten C,3l01ll'1C X l11I'llLk Bettex Stevens Alun Baldxxln Maulxn Best Mane Maltelll ,VIHIJOYIG Shme Louxse La Bella Doxune Baldessall Cathulne Kut7leb Jmtc Kllman Fmnt rovt Bettx Roberts Patsx Duflx June Zaxtz Johanna Zugel Maxtha Popoxuh Dorothx Martm Rosemaxv Steplsnxck Paullne Clune Helen Kane M8116 Martelll Loulse MLGeehan The Sophomo1e class elected the followlng OTTICQIS for the year VICC PlLSldLI1l Rlch nd Fxkany Stclttaxy June Zd1tZ T1 easuxu B111 McManama RGDOIIGI Calolyn Yamnlck H1S1Oll3D Patsx 'VIcLtnncn The vear was started w1th a bang when the Sophomores won the p11ze lox the best class stunt at the All School Parts 1n September The annual class paltx was held Just betore Chr1stmas and a good tlme was had by all The school veal was ended VV1th the sprmg plcnlc xx hlch was held ln Max C26 1 l 1 f 1 X f xx President .....,,,,,,l...,,,,,l....,.,,....., Harden Williams ' 3- -3 ' x Ak----iiiisi---iiiix------'ii--- ' :Z v ' 1 x '1 ' '7-iivik------iii---,iiiii---,iiiAiA---iiin x '. . ,,. 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' Q' ----if-------K------WF-----iivix--i 1 L-y A J 3 l The Mount Massive Sentinel me A A ff if -rf if ff Freshmen Back row Ward Mvers Donald Wrcker Roy Fond Kennv Vosherg Kenneth Walsh Bernard Anderson Edward Kutzleb Lours Pederson Frank Tull Wallace Kerron Marlon Barrd B111 Bottomlev Arwrn Wurts George Arms Mr Zack sponsor Fourth row Robert Luoma La Vern Gav George Lemasanr Kellx Crowell John McLennan Jrm Bottomlev John Sau kr Martrn Russ Davrd McKee Joe Qchuster Thrrd rovx Lours Koroshetz Ramona Bertolas Isabel Bowen La Von 'Vlvers Catrurne Bochatex Marxruth Kellx Joann Kerzon Lourse Popovrch Mrldred Babovrch Lorrarne Strell becond row Orrrn Hrbschle Cla a Lee Spence Delores Holden Nrna Cooper Ruth Fulbrrght Phyllls Holmes Betts Smrth lean Holt Blanche Magura Adclra Trujillo Norma Farnham Front rovx Lours Baldessarr Drusrlla Glenn N rgaret Bott Agnes Trevethan Beth Mdiachern Jo Ann McDonald Patrrcra Richards lean Johnson Lrla Sarten Marne Kochevar Marv Jean Jones Vrolet Trnkle The frrst step rn the organrzatron of the Freshman Class was the electron of the followrng offrcers Vrce Presrdent Ramona Bertolas Secretary Kelly Crowell Treasurer John McLennan Reporter Jack Crowder The Freshman class pros ed to be verv energetrc when rt became the xrctors of the annual Inter Class Basketball Tournament The class parts held on Feb Zo was arranged bv Mr Zack the sponsor of the class Musrc was furnrshed bx the schools publlc address svstem and enjoved by all Durrng the school vear the Freshman class was represented bv havrng actrve members rn basketball debate and the Prospector 127 I President ......,.f...,.Y....,......,,.... .... E dward Kutzleb 1 ' - 1 A 1 - 1 Y , I v 4 1 7 4, -Q if -pf 4, 1-Y P f -H+--lee-The Mount Massive Sentinel .1. Sub-Freshmen Back rovs Mr VOOIHQCS sponsor F1 ank WICKIHHIS Tames Berthod Harold Scheaxe Joe Bogun ouch Rax Kite Gan Le Bow Emerson Christx Robert Bond Ruhx Wcbstei Mark Gilman Jean Dunscomb Iola Crawiord Third rom Richard Townsend David Farren Carol Lmdbloom Viola Lolouist Bettv Malin Weurta Daxldson Malme Tuckcr Violet Roberts Dorme Wukex Arlene Wurts Qetond low Donald Halkett Robert Kendllck Victor Kilman John Vld1lLk Aloheus Pederson Richard Sarten Katherine Krasovic Donna Jean Skinner Manlxn Fields DOlOtl1X Van Pelt Nancy Schreiber Donna Headlx Florida Maestas Sliirlex Randall Marx 'Vlaestas 'Vhurlm Jenkins ront rovx Zemena Erum 'Vhldred Zalezmkar Twana Roberts Jacqueline Clax son Irene Cooper Leplta Pacheco Eleanor Tatrnan Florence Pearson Ruth Baldum Last September 10 the Sub Freshman class met for its first class meet U The followlng people were elected for class officers Vice Piesidcnt James Beithod Secretaip Daxid Faiien Treasuxei Tom Ciovsdu Repfntsr Bob Kendxick December 17 the class party was held in the new Student Lounge in e new annex May 27 the class pit nic was held at the B B J Ranch During the second semester, Tom Crowder left town and Florence Peai son was elected to take his place as treasurer C285 -- ---- , , X fi u P X t ' -V ' ' , ' i V l .- - ' V ' - Y- W 'K '-1 1' NV - 1 A I V ..v .V A flvxlk , u inb. ' ' : President ,,,.,..,.,,,.,,,,..,.......... . .,,,. -,Viola Lofquist ' - v x' y --------------------Y-if--iiiiii C - 1 . ,' , .. . , .' , ,,,,ii,.............. , ...,.,,e,,,....., Q K . . th . A , 'f ' . . . . The, Mount Nlassue bentmel if W 'lf f W? 1551 1 .- .'75?' '295 A X . . .4 ' V N I ' Y ' t 1 Wi I. , x Q A E F 1 -gf Q f f, 7 The Mount Massive Sentinel C30 0, e if b X 5 15: LM. 5 A ' f gp . R D L ACTIVITIES SX X NN SN 51 M' ,'.' 1' I N Se xx ' K I .X y ,, S X 9 xXx EXP K N43 NN Slal- f -rf as 1- The Mount Massue Sentmel Oulll and Scroll Bark rovx Fnl Anderson Jean Mastllpohto lVll5S Conklm ponsor Second IOVK Catherlne Dlamond A nes Ixex Ruth ilonerker Catherme Stevens Front rovl Irene Craxxiord Jeanette Malex Elleen Somers Nanu Whltman Doxothx Geau May 12 the Prospector Statfs w1th Mxss Conklln as sponsor had a party when e1ght Junlor g1rls were 1n1t1ated mto the Qu1ll and Scroll O1 ganlaztlon Qulll and Scroll IS an honoram SOCIQIX for hgh school Journal 1StS The requirements for membershlp In thvs SOCl6tX are that the student be ln elther the Jun1or or Sen1or class be IH the upper thlrd of h1s class and have wrltten so much copx for the school paper must have done su perlor work must be recommended bx the superx 1sor and must be ap proved bv an examlnatlon board at the nat1onal headquarters Those 1n1t1ated Into Qu1ll and bc-roll were Irene Crawford Cather1ne Dxarnond Dorothy Geary Jeanette Maler Ruth Slonecker Elleen Sowers Catherlne Stex ens and Nancv Vlhltman Three Senloxs Enxs Anderson Jean M3SIF1pOl1tO and Agnes Iver were 1n1t1ated last vear 192 i' 'Y ' gf' I' l . l ' ': . 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Y , ' 1 1 I ' ul The Nflount Nflasslxe Sentmel f 1 1 Prospector Staff wllffv Back low Ravmond Kltt Anthony Mehellch Albert Zack Agnes Iver Ruth Slonecker EHIS Andex son Fourth ron Kenneth Walsh Robert Kendrlck Daxld Farrne Mar1an Van Pelt Elalne Nloore XISFJOTIC Thomas Alma Lou Walters Helen Klune Miss Conklln sponsol Th1rd xou Nlancx Schrelber Joann Kerzon 'VIBIX Lu Wllll3mS Jeanne Erlck son Marxruth Kellx Catherme Dlamond Irene Cravs ford Paullne Klune Doxune Baldessarl Loulse LaBelle Baldwln Donna Jean Skinner Anne Nlason Nancv Whitman Catherine Stevens Front row Jean Mastrxpollto Marx Catherme Carter Dorothy Martln Jo Ann McDonald Beth 'NIcEaLhern Jeanette Maler Dorothv Gears The Prospector, w1th MISS Con!-'l1n as sponsor IS the school paper It was qulte successful th1s Vear and had a great many new members who were lnterested 1n newspaper work The paper came out once a month and contalned news both of the past and the future In the paper were found class reports fashlons, edltorlals, Jokes and other storles The Prospecto1 was supported bv merchants of Leadvllle who adxertlse In vt and the classes Th1s mayor actlxltv IS under the supervlslon of MISS Conkl n She lS the sponsor of both the edltorlal and buslness staffs Those who work on the newspaper haxe ample opportunltx to studx all phases of newspaper work from Wflllflg headllnes and counting 1nches to the wrltlng of the storles and gettlng ads 333 . , A 4 I ' ' i' -A' l 11 , Q ' X ' ' ': A ,' ' , ' V .. ' ' -. V ' ' Second royv: Lorraine Strell,AJune Zaitz, Betty Stevens, Marilyn Best, Allce . V . . . 1 - Q iv ,Q .k ,, The Mount Massive Sentinel Debate Club Back rovt Jeannxe FIICRSJH Man Lu W11l1a ns Bettx Qtevens Isabel Bovxen Wllham Cartel Marx Lth Kallx Joann Kerzon Dorothx Martin Ruth Qloneckel Jean Iohn on Front IOXK June Zaxtz Nma Copper Maman Bunn M1 s Pukln on Jean Mastrlpollto Maxx Catherlnf. Cartel The Debate Club was organlzed n the latter part of Novembex At then tlrst meetlng the followlng offlcers were elected Pre-s1dent Ruth Sloneckel Vxce Pre 1dent Jeannxe E 1ck on Repolter Jean Mastupolxto The members d1scussed becomlng a Debate and Dramatlcs Club and later dec1ded to be just a Debate Club The team Went to Boulder March 20 vuth Marv Catherlne Carter and Mauxuth Kelly debatlng negatwe and Mar1an Bowen and Ruth Slonecker debatlng afflrmatwe The team recelx ed a ratmg of excellent and took thlrd place 1n the state The questlon debated at the State Debate Festu al vt as that selected as the natlonal forensrc tOp1C resolved That the Umted States should Jom 1n reconst1tut1ng the league of Nat1ons The team vt as coached bx MISS Nell Perkmson 134 w - 1: ' 1 ,. ' . 3 . '. ' ' . . ' ', - S . ' ' ': - ' .. N' ' '. . 1 '1, 'si X' ' S , ' 5 . ', . , . . - S. H-----UWvqn---------uns . S 1 x ' '. . 1 .1 1 . , I ,- ,. V. . 1 7' . . . . . .V Y 1 . . . Q M , , . y .1 . The Mount Massive Sentinelf-fveffffffffffrW1--Yi if -A' -A -A if Junior Play Back row XII' Alford sponsor Charles Fltzslmmons Andv TVI8QtI'lDO1ltO Brxant Watts Rex Hawes 'Nlrs Kunze dlalogue d1rector Second row Tom SJoden Albert lNac1on Nlancw W It nan Catherme Stevens 'Xlarw Nlamlch Ruth Slonecker rront row Le Roy Pearson Erma Bexthod Barbara Afnsler Jeanette Nlaler Nlarguerlt Overman Oh Promxse Mew' a three act farce, was presented bv the members of the Jumor class May :J and 6 1n the h1gh school audltorlum The cast was as follows Seth 'Vhller Furoer Barry Holhs Vlxs Sue Holhs June Holl1s -Xnn Furber Gladys Vance Pats1e L1nden 'Vlr Lmden Ralph Saunders Vhs Jones Le Roy Pealson Bryant Watts Charles Fxtzslmmons Catheun Stevens 'Vlarguemte Overman Nancv Whltman Erma Bcxth sd Jeanette 'Vlalel Barbara A'nslc1 R x Hayts 'Vlaxy 'Vlamlch Nlr Alford 3SS1St9d bx Mrs Kunze was the verv able dlrector of the plax lt was a great success and provlded much entertamment for those who saw lt The Jumor class extends manv thanks to all who helped w1th the productmn of th1s play loo! 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Y . - . , V . . , V if 1 -A' The Xlount Massrxe Sentinel Grrls League Back rovu Louise MLGeehan Bettv Roberts Vlarxruth Kellx Arzel Cartel Dolores Bond Elaine Moore Marzan Van Pelt Shrrlex Jones Gcnevrexe Diemer Jeanne Meese Ramona Bertolas Doris Domrt Enrs Andrson Marv Jean Jones Jean Johnson Pauline Klune 'Vlrldred Baboxrch Marjorie Thomas Alma Walters 1-ourth row Patsv McLennan Nina Copper Catherine Kutzleb Marian Bowen Baiba a Anslei Jean Mastripolito Phvllrs Holmes Jo Ann McDonald Vlargorie Shine Nanu Whit nan Jo hanna Zugel Irene Cravrford Catherine Krasovic Jacqueline Claxson Iola Cravxford Ruth Slonecker Dorrrre Wicker Violet Rogers M urlm Jenkins Arlene Vlrurts Ruth Baldvrrn Florence Pearson Loursc Popoxiclr Eleanor Lemasani Third rovt Isabel Bowen Louise LaBelle Dorcine Baldes arr Caroline Thomson Clara L e Spence Joann Kerzon Jeanie Erickson Ma x Lu Williams Donna Lee Headlx Dorothx Van Pelt Weurta Lee Davidson Jeanette Maler Catherine Stexens Erma Berthod Second rovx Delores Holden Helen Kane Anne Mason Blanche Nlaguia Beth 'NlcEaLhern June Erlecn Sovxcrs Dorothx Gcarw Front rovu Marxcl Carter Lorraine btrcll Aorma Farnham Nano Svircrbu Donna Jean Skinner Bcttx Malin Marrlxn Fields Irerr Cooper Marx Carter Louise McGL1lian 'vlarre Martellr Mrs Kinze Spoisor The girls in Girls League began a verv successtul vear bv electing the followrng officers Enis Anderson president Genexiexe Dremer xice president June Jorv secretarv Nancv Whitman treasurer, Marv Catherine Carter, reporter Several new officers were later elected because former officers were unable to attend meetings Thex were Dorothx Gearx alter nate vrce president, Jean Mastrrpolrto secretarv Miss Bergeson acted as sponsor at the beginning of the vear but after she left Mrs Mclntosh be came sponsor After Mrs Kunze Joined the facultv she accepted sponsor ship n Mrs Mclntosh s place Girls League activities during the vear included programs after the meetings each class being in charge of one Later in the vear committees we e appointed to present programs Other activities included a verv suc cessful assemplx program given on March 24 and a Mother daughter tea given on April '78 The main ex ent ot the vear the Spring Dance was git en on Mav 19 636 1 -If -pf -' ' ' I I - 4 - ' s V r - A Yfv- Y- U fr ' Y ' ' - 4 ' .' . Y V 1 I V 4.' , I Y ', K Q V 1 ' V. ' ' 'I ' ' , 'Q l , l 's ', ' , 6' - ' 'Z S - r , ' A ' , A ' ' ' ' . Zaltz, Patsy Duffy, Alice Baldwin, Marilyn Best, Marie McCarty. Dorothy Martin, Betty Smith, ' Z , 'rx 'V Y . .' , - :N ,' 8 . hh -Y' hi' -W L-' ,l A lf. . . . , . . . . I - . V b V. V V . U V. . . , , , ., - 5 1 ' . . . 3 v . . , . v K . Y . 1 . Y. . . - Y ' - V , .. . - ' ' . ' Q J The Mount Nlasswe Sentmel 1' if 1' Selechve Chorus Back row Mr Stender sponsor Vlary Mamlch Nancx Whxtman Ruth Slon ecker NIISS Kellw accompanlst Enls Anderson econd ro vs Julxa Lenarch1e Nlarv Lu Wllllams Vlola Lotqulst Donna Lee Headlx Dorothw Van Pelt Weurta Davldson Florence Pearson Ruth Baldwin Front row Nlalvrutn Kellx Nancy Schrelber Patsx Duffw 'Nlarzan Bowen The Selectlxe Chorus conslsts of twenty grrls slngmg, f1rst soprano second soprano and alto It IS composed and dlrected bv J Chester Stender and accompanled on the plano bv Catherme Kellv Thev assemble to prac t1ce on Tuesdavs and Thursdavs after school 1n the band roorn The songs consist largelv of S8l'Il1C13SS1Ca1 muslc such as The Na t1on s Praver, and The Lord s Praver, whlch were sung at the commence ment exerclses Mav 30 1944 The Chr1stmas Cantata glven December 22 1943 and evemng of De cember 23 1943 was verv successful Th1S vear the Cantata was entltled Star of Bethlehem The Q,1rls were dressed 1n Whlte Wlth red rlbbons about thelr necks as thev represented a cholr of angels The background u as a blue star studded sky Here we w1sh to thank Mr Stender and Mlss Kellx for thelr patlence and cooperatlon ln makmg the chorus a success x-173 1..il . . if 1' lli I Q -. - v . - l ' ' . 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Y . . ..- if -nf if -r 41 e H ae The Mount Massive Sentinel . all Back IOVS Betty Roberts Ha wld Scheaxc Eddx Sfflltll George I-Iaxrls Maxx mth Kcllx 'Vlr Stende dlrentor 1 td xoxx Pat x 'XItLenn n Ra non.-1 Brrtmla Iabel B xxcn Bettx Stexcn Calc lme Xa nmrk D mald Halkett Although the membershlp of the Band was cut conslderablv thls X631 1ts numerous act1v1t1es were not hampered On December 22 the band plax ed 1ts flrst concert of the vear The pro nam was well gn en and thoroughlv enjox ed bx all 1n attendance When basketball season came the band showed 1ts school sp1r1t bx attendmg and plaxlng at all the local games The band partlclpated 1n two Bov Scout Courts of Honol the fxrst held Februarx 10 1n the hlgh school audltorlum and the second on Max 4 at the h1gh school gvmnas1um The Sprlng Concert was held at an assemblx program Aprll 27 On fXpr1l 28 an ex en1ng concert was held for the beneflt of the adults The con ert was well attended and prox ed to be one of the best glven bv the band Commencement vxouldn t be the same NVltl'1OUt the band to help W1Sh the Senxors success so as then parting trlbute to the class of 44 the band plax ed Pomp and Chu alrx and Natlonal Emblem The band was unde1 the verx able d1rect1on of J Chester Stender C38 , W ....,. - . , .. . ' ' 'I , 1 ', ' T. ' 1'- 'L 1 ', - . ' Y, U ' . Fc- -or ' ': s' . ' za , rl ' - 4 .s, s o 'I , j ' S. ' ' 1 ' ' 1 ' . Front row: Delores Holden, Nina Copper, Marian Bowen, Alphcus Pedcrf-zon, I ' . . . . Y 1 M . v ' 1 7 W .Y ' - fx Q . Y . V 7 . Q V1 Y. . . . Q . 7 . . Y . . ' . 7 av V V' ' . 7 , , . A Q 7 Y . - c ' ' . v , . . - - - - 9 y lt , ' Y vw , l. ' 77 1 4 7 ' ' - The Mount Massive Sentinel e - e We i' if if 'k if Future Homemakers Club Back rovu Shxrlex Jones Ewa Gonzales Genevieve Dlemer Vmola McGeehan LOLIISC La Belle lVl1ss Vkcbbert Sponsor Front row Alma Waltus Margome Thomas Helen Kang Loulse 'NIcGeehan Marie Martelll Dorunc B3lClEQS3l1 Carolmf. Thompson Members of the Home Economics Class organlzed a club thxs xear called the Future Homemakers Cluo Mlss Webbert was advlser and sponsor She helped the glrls plan pro grams and outlmed the work of the xear The Club undertook Work such as ra1s1ng funds for expenses and other commun1ty work such as the Red Cross The Club got off to a good start th1S year and plan to have partles and teas next year Thev learn how to plan them how to decorate for them what games to plav and what klnd of refreshments to serve Each vear the members select new offlcers The offlcers th1s xear xx ere chosen as follows V1ce President Doxcme Baldessall Secretary and T rl urn Louxst 'VIcGenhan Reporter VI ll ll VI illilll C39 Q : J f. Q . 4 ' ' . ' . V , - ,, 1 v ' ' . ' . 7 Y Presidents ..,...,.,,,.,.....,.. ........,......,.. H elen Kane v -v 1-,LS wxv-----Aiiiiiw-nAiviii . , A n 1, 1 v .---------xii-----Akiii---A-iiiiw-----A. Lvl, . x ' J iii' The Mount NIHSSIVG Semmcl 140 X l Q 5 , 5 Q , V , f , ,X 5 I 5 , 0 x E2 X X , i , ,AEE ,gig 1- 5 tj Q X 3' 'IT k K -4 Z vu.: x W t ,--- lvlv .A . I: , wx 8 3 fi S W' 19, y rf ev ws' 1,2 9 rf' W 5 1 J 0 if 1? fm ' V 5 E 3 ,, ,, ,, ,, ,, at 7 A Je' We WThe Mount Massive Sentinel Panthers Back rovx Mr Zack icoan Il Iol n Bogunovlcm Bob March Rlbert Nadon Rex Haves Glen Lane Front roxx .Inn Bottomlex 'xlaxxm 'Vloffatt Donald Salten Robert Hanex The Panthers had an exceotlonallx good season th1s vear wlnnrng sex en conference games and loslng one to Westclrffe The Panthers won the West Central League champlonshlp nd then entered the San Lours Valley tournament In the Vallev the Panthers defeated Del Norte and were defeated bx Alamosa and Salrda Thus ended the season The Panthers desplte therr S126 had a fast good basketball team Due to th1s fact and the coachxng of Mr Zack the Panthers were able to defeat almost all competrtron rn the West Central League Though the Panthers of 1944 xx ere not the team the 1943 squad xx as the competrtlon was not as great thrs xear as lt was 1n past xears Whrch also goes to prove that the Panthers earned the West Central League Con ference champ1onsh1p 442 ,. -' - 'I ' ' A F 7 A .X u ' 7 . 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' . , V x A nf v ' The Mount Nlassrxe Sentlnel if if f Inter Class Champlons Back rovt Mr Zark tuna xy Marlon Barrd George Rrnls Ann Wurts Qecond rovx Edvxa d KutLleb Frank Munax Kellw Crowell Rov Bond Front rovt John Mc-Lennan John Saucke Leonard Roche Lotus Baldessan Th1s great ex ent started on March 13 On that dax two basketball games xx ere plax ed The f1rst game was plaved betw een the Junvors and Freshmen The Junrors won la ll The Sen1ors and Sub freshmen clashed the Semors wmnmg 38 8 The second dax the Sen1ors walloped the Sophomores 33 17 and en tered the quarter fmals The same mght the Freshmen ehmlnated the Sub freshmen bv 39 9 In the quarter fmals the Jumors beat the Senvors and the Freshmen ellmlnated the Sophomores In the seml flnals the Freshmen e11m1nated the Senlors And 1n the fxnals the Freshmen came back to defeat the Jumors 22 19 and take the champlonshlp The Jun10rs had a good team but vt ere too confldent 1n themselx es when thev went ln agalnst the Freshmen 1n the fmals Thex d1dnt count on a good speed5 team such as the Freshmen had and although thex plax ed good ball thex just couldnt Wm f43 l... .f V as F- F I if f I ' 'I '. 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' y 4 ' v 1 7 v ' v ' 7 U I- - 5 - 1 ' Q r w f 7 - , . ,Q -k -pf f The Nlount Nflassne Sentlnel Pep Club Back rovm Andx 'llastrlpollto Ant' onx Melxellch F11 Xakld Ras Km Alb xt Zack Vlola Lot qulst Donna Qknnnel Ruth Slox etke hen Cooper DOFIS Donut Weuxta Daxldson Mxuxlm Jenkms Arlene Wuxts Tlurd rovl Robext Hanes Arvm Wblllk Kohn P lo Louamo Stull All-llllNl1 Fields Jean Mastup ollto Jeanette Maler Marx lvlalllill Nano Hlutman Nlaljox 11 Tl omas Alma Walters Nancw gCllI'9lb8l Maile lVlLC8IlX Bettx 'VIa1m Alice Baldum Pmulah Jatkson LOUISL Popouch 'Nllldred Baboxuh lvlthexlne Kutfleb Joue Kllman Wllhelmma Tholen Patsx McLennan a'Nl11an Bowen Johanna Zugel Jeanne Ellrkson Carolme Yamnxek Paulme Klune Louise IaBe11e Cathulne Stuens Mane 'llaltmlll Fxont rovx Flanus Conners Beth MLEaLhe n Maruuth Ke-llx Blanc-he Maguxa Patsx Dullx June Zaxtz Betts Stexens Maxx Cathelme Calt Doxotu Nlaxun Helen Kane Doxtme Baldessan Elleen SONXGIS 'Vlxs Kunze lSDOY1901l Cheerleadels Isabel Boxxen Marx Lu Wlllla 1 s Ixma Copper Marv Lu W1ll1ams Isabel Bowen and Nvna Copper were chosen cheer leaders for the Pep Club and Joann KQIZOH and Marvruth Kellv wele chosen asslstant cheer leaders There were flve games plaved 1n Leadvlle but at all of these games there was a flne turn out Everv one dld h1s best at xelllng and was be l'l1Ild the team all the way The colors for the Pep Club were the same as those of the school pulple and gold There were no formal meetlngs but ln splte of th1s fact there was splendld enthuslasm and COODQFBUOII There were no demonstlatlons bx the club th1s xear but the band fllled ln wlth thelr marches whlch added much to the sp111t of the student body 0145 -pf i-?W -- I 7 7 .' A l ' -l.... V: vi V . . V 1 vt I. , .HI rv ,v ,QQ Y . .5 ' v , . v xv I '. ' ,v, v - y A 1 .' .- A 1 K., .,.' N - .V .' , . v. A ' I . w V 2 , . ,. V ' , v' V , I 'l ' , ye ' Z . Q ' I . Second row: Tom Sjoden. Clara Lee Spence. Joan Kerzon. Ranona Bertolas, Ruth Fulbright. A, w A v - . . Y. 1 . - A . . 1 Y . - 5 . . 4. . . . . , . .1 -f ' . The Mount Massive Sentinel A e 4 A -rf 1 1 1 -4 'SJ'-o w fsffvrosr w n Mm cuss I 'fb are not Just Rube Goldberg day dreams No one l-'nows exactly what they ll be but Electrrctty w1ll be ready to help tn therr development electromcally or otherwlse 054 wrth your excellent scholastrc preparatxon a e at the threshold of the greatest opportumtres the world has ever known opportunrtres for 3 constructlon tn place of destructxon We w1sh you outstanding success Zwpwiaww mmm! xu.owA'r'r U Public Service Company of Colorado Congraiulahons to the Semors of 1944 CREWS BEGGS Trading Co 700 Harnson Ave COMPLIMENTS OF The Qumcv Hotel Harrlson Ave at Sth St Now that FEMININE LOOK 1S more lmportant than ever' s up to us to keep up Morale at home so look to your haxr to LOOK YOUR PRETTIEST' Lamb s Beauty Shop Phone 221 W Congratulahons to the Senlors of 1944 Skyline Bakery 1 , , 9 1 D. ff' :Q A , Q. 8' 1 ' - - - I i I A . l - .e cl ' l Z 4 ' n h ' ' , r in H , , l , V . ' . . QW , 0' M A' Q -nf if 1 if Comphments of L W Slmmons Congratulahons Class of 44 Sllver Dollar Grill Comphments of the CENTRAL GROCERY We Axrn to Please Phone 42 310 W 2nd ft j Q we Leadvxlle Lodge No 342 Loyal Order of Moose Wxshes the Semors of 1944 HEALTH LUCK and HAPPINESS The 'Vlount Masslxe Sentmel AUTREY BROS Denver Colorado JEWELRY ANNOUNCEMENT CARDS DIPLOMAS CAPS and GOWNS Our Very Best Wzshes The Owl Cafe 500 HBIIISOR Ave JOHN EAIDIGA Prop Complmments of Esther s Shop Ladxes Ready to Wear Denver Post Cctrrlers Bernard Bonner Dxck Pearce Joe Shusier Jimmy McGeehan Frank Murcray S1 nley Fulbright George E Lemesany MRS MORRISON Agent 207 Easi 81h Phone 311 J - , L, W e New W r-1? , 1 1 . .lT -nm. .............-mf lfmlmnm : 5 ........................................................m..- - E 5 U S - : E , 5 D . 5 E E ro u 0 E E E 1 : ......................,.................................. 5 1 E : E ' ' E 5 ' E E E 1 - E mu mn mm--mr-....mm. : 1 3 ., . .. : : 5 E 5 . , E . . ..........,... - 1 ,...............U.......................................................... . : : I - E , 1, : E E ' , '7 5 : I L16 'J is I 5 S f . 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E z. ............................. ............................ : The Mount MHSSIVQ Sentmel I if -A- 1 xt if 1 ALDERMEN Rene L Coquoz Frank Strell Iohn Blamey Charlesl OKane RobertB Ball D E Cornella Mayor Iohn Cortell1n1 Mrs MarvA Keatlng Cltv Clerk Mrs Genevleve Mott C1lV Treasurer As representatwes of the people of Leadvllle we wrsh to ex tend our congratulatrons to the graduatron class of 1944 To those of you who may choose a hlqher educatron our sincere wlshes for good luck wrll follow you To those of you who wrll seek your way of l1v1ng wrth a hlgh school educatlon we extend also our s1ncere wrshes for success We are thankful that you have been tauqht the Amerrcan way of educatlon and that freedom wrll contxnue to rmq for you Let each and every one of us remember our alleqxance to our flag that our government of the people by the people and for the people shall not perlsh from the earth Good Wishes and Good Luck to the Senrors of 44 ABBOTT S Valley Home Dairy 113 East 61h Phone 55 EDWARD SCHLAEPFER and JOHN OLEARY Propnetors Pasteunzed Mllk Products Quality Guaranteed Complrments of Gerald McMlllln Corbetta Superror Oualrty ICE CREAM Sandxches and Candles Fountain Servrce obos Corner Cafe 6th and Harrxson Phone 290 J . 1 f 5 0 1 I 1 E I E O I C I C C 5 . . Q . - E O C I 5 . . 5 o 1 5 . . E Z 1 E . E . I o Q N E 1 1 1 E . - - 5 5 E E E 0 0 1 ......................................................................... .: 1 .................-..................................................... 1 e E E ' ' ' E E . . .... ................. ................. E 5 .......................... ......... .............................. it it Congratulatrons to the Semors ot 44 Gordon Stores 604 Harrrson Congratulatxons to the Semors of 1944 E H Whitman Assayer and Chemrst Happy Landlngs' Class ot 44 Slusher's Greenhouse 423 West 3rd PhOne 282 J rhe Nlount Nlassue Sentmel If a boy loves a glrl that h1s busr ness If a glrl loves a boy that s her busr ness If they love one another that s therr busmess I shme shoes thats my busmess I ack Dcrvls Vendome Barber Shop Compllments of A J Leung Attorney Comphments of The Meredith Studio 418 Harrxson Ave --l-lil i ' W t' A . . . 1 : L ...lm .. . Hu. ...H . E : 1 ' E : : - 5 : : - 1 - : : : - ' : : : 1 - 3 I I 1 I I C - 1 - I : . I . : - : : , 5 1 : : E I I . I I InI1InIlunvnuunnunnnunununuuvuunus T : : o : , E : o o : o : I : o o E : . E ' : . 1 . 2 : o o E n I I 3 1 : E , : The Mount Massne Sentlnel Congratulanons Success and Good Luck to the Semors of 44 The Pans Dalry MIKE BERTHOD Prop You ve tned the rest now try the best You can taste the dlfference Phone 87 W Leadvllle Best Wlshes to the Semors of 44 The Flrst National Bank Member of Federal Deposzt Insurance Corp Salxda Colorado We Congratulate the Semors Kemtone A Mlracle Wall Flmsh S L Smlth Lumber Company 910 Hemlock Phone 243 it t Look Your Best to Do Your Best Wlth Flrst Class Barber Service and Shme Vendome Barber Shop Congratulatzons Success and Good Luck to the Senxors of 44 Club Cafe Cornplnnents f Bertolas Orchestra Inez Dutch .To Joe Jukes W i . I , , , , , l.. . ......,......Im..,.........Im.....Im-...tm...........I........... 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HIIIHI..II..I...I.Im- I T I II I I - I I I I II I- II I' I I if if if w Cornphments of Monarch Trading Co 423 Harrison Ave Leadvrlle Colo Furmture Novelixes Monarch Ranges A Half Fllled Stamp Album ms hke a Half Equxpped Soldxer Complxmenis of Ellie Barbers Try Colorado s Flnest Bread Town Talk Its the Talk oi the Town The 'Vlount Massne Sentmel Comphments of Three Way Service DON BOWERS Prop Corner of 9th 8: Poplar Fxrst Class Washmg Greasmg Txre Repaxrxng and Vulcamzlng Car Accessorxes Texaco Gas 8: 011s Compllments of Dr J H Rose Greeimqs to the siudenis and Graduates of Leadvllle Hlgh School Educaimon IS a pnceless asset which can never lose :is value Commercial Bank of Leadvllle , 'WFT , or .,....... . : 1 ' ' o E E . , . Q Q E E 0 ' T ' E E ll E E 1 - E 1 Q E Q . . . Q E I - E 5 E E 0 0 0 n I Q Q - n E E ' E P ............................................... The Mount Massne Sentmel BEST WISHES from J C PENNEY COMPANY Get lt at The Vendome Pharmacy Vllhere Your Palronage Is Appreclated 700 Harnson Ave Best Wxshes to the Class of 44 Ahern Motor Co if vf we 1 41 Comphments of e Leadvllle Water Company In Leadvllle It s Sayer 8. McKee Druq Co for Prescrlptxons Kodaks Fxlms Pangburn s and Stover s Candles An Actlve and Energetic Chamber of Commerce Is a Real Asset to Any Communxty We believe that the busmessmen of this commumty hould Jom thexr Chamber of Commerce and actxvely support our efforts to brmg prosper ny to all of our people ir The Leaclvllle Chamber of Commerce t --li. , - , - as eYA,,s-s,,r,Ws rl,e sf., ssl . :. ,, . 1 y.........-..m.m......mm. .lm-Q...-1. ..--..v.......-..- E E E 0 E E E , . ml..-H. lmnlr.. . E 0 s E 5 1 E : . . . E E 5 0 : : : 5- E E E I 1 E 5 E 1 1 - ? E 5 ................... .............. .............. 1 -H...-................ , X .: 1 . . ... . . ., E . . . . i 2 E . E 2 ' ' E E E . . S . . . : ununnunn nuunn I 2 E E . . . : 1 5 Q E E 5 ' 5 o E E 'lift Congratulations to the Graduatxng Class of 1944 The Frank Zaltz Mercantile Co Leadvllle s Leading Merchants Compllments of The Leadvllle Ice 8. Coal Company CONGRATULATIONS' 1 B P O ELKS No 236 The 'Vlount 'Vlassue Sentmel BEST WISHES TO THE SENIOR CLASS OF 1944 The Varslty Cleaners Comphments f Western Hardware Company Hardware and Mxnxng Supplxes 431 Harnson Ave Telephone 17 P O Box 979 Buy War Bonds and Stamps 25c Stamps wxll pay for 1 pup tent 25c Stamps w1ll pay for 1 steel helmet 25c Stamps Wlll pay for l hand grenade S18 75 Bonds wall pay for 1 Gal' and nfle Montgomery Ward and Company 1 -f-- -- Wa- Y----iff-V----f - l 1 I ' ' 'A' - ' 0 2 ' 11 ' 6 ' . 4 . ' - The Nlount Nlasslxe Sentmel I -nf if 1 I fn.. ,gui ,la .immi- School Bu1ld1ng Cllmax Co'orado The . . CLIMAX MOLYBDENUM COMPANY 1 p ' . - -h ---A ----1--Y --f 1 if -A' 1..........,.........,..H...H.,.........................--.mu..... ,.........,...f................-..........: . - E I , V. V'-vw' 1 1'-MW --W 'V' E : ,de ' - A A . .- . : E A ,Q V V.-an It I 4 g : -' 1 .' X .i . 'f A, 5 - . . -A . . ' M1 ' v' ,296 ' - ,i x - : af K. : E -' . x E E K K E : I . E E s-, A44 Q ' I g 4 E E . , - 5 Q 0 5 . tiff Cornphments of ,lH'Il.1ll1I4liI4IlI CD 4'H.1l1.1 4'Hl11f1I4II 11 510 Harnson Ave Phone 265 Comphments of Davls Drug Store Harrlson Ave and Sth Sireei Say It Wlth Flowers Elsle Jol1nson's Shop 143 West 5!h Si Phone 296 W The Mount Nlasslxe Sentlnel The Farlow Garage Auto Repaxrmg Paris and Serv1ce 400 Harrison Ave Ph 26 W Complxments of Golden Burro Cafe and Lounge Charles K Frey Proprxetor .-111 noxx Q11tc11ngc1u1 36111 XL 11 IN swung the Ln 1dx111n publlc 111111 Q 1 11 tu Lulm ta tad cons Vlcrnthlx 1111114 s 1111 fllllll had upon IL D411 x dehxux to 11119111 of tha C111 tm 19-1-1 g1adu11111n the ug and mn '11 1 tx QUDQI 111111 IOVIQ in 111f1x xuu 111 Qontmun lI'1 e c H1115 IT 11 tha uccui IU h 1111 N 1 5,111 yi c The Rocky Mt Daxry lEstb 19081 COOUOZ BROTHERS Phone 334 .. . . . - V .A . : I 5 v- 1 F' 5 E E - ' '- 5 1 ....... .......... : . 5 E ' nf 1 - V J . 1L 1' , ' 1 V E 2 E milk p1'udL1c'ts, p1'c1duL'cd UHCIUI' mod- . -11 szxniizfry n'1111c11tio11s fm: 1111- , ple 1'c1pL11'ts ' ' As - ' lquesi. To ' 1 z ' ' 2.5 'B ' 7 exte ' . 121' j ' 'L Li' ., E 2 d ' j j a ' ' 1 ' th 3 -01 ' U yvznw 111 1:1 1 - s -' Z 2 d app' b'r111 f to 'Ju un Z ,, , H this g1'z1duz11141n lay, 5 - E ' 5 The Mount NIHSSINS Sentmel KEEPSAKE D1amond Rmgs Parker Jewelry Store 606 Harnson Congratulahons io the Semors of 44 Manhattan Cafe 209 Harnson Phone 18 Model Cleaners Expert Workmansh1p Congratulahons to the Class of 44 Leaclvllle Furniture Store 406 8 Harnson Avenue iii' Congratulatxons Class of 44 Quincy Barber Shop Hais off to the Past Coats off Io the Future The Stlckley Insurance Agency Co Leadvxlle Smce 1882 Best Wlshes io the Class of 44 Rambow Bread WALTER HARDY D1SfIlbu1OI Congratulahons to the Seniors of 44 GAMBLES ' '14-' W ' WW- ' H I i 'A' 1 -I-...H.1mu..-.,..........1...m. 3 L 1--mm. : : Z 1 : I E Q I .............. U... I 3 1 : 1 ........mn.H....H...........tm........................ . : - 1 : E . . . Z I : l : : I Q - - : . 5 3 I ...H .........n... nm ......... 1 .............. . I 1 .. : : : 1 I I : O : E : - I 1 I mI.mmm.mummm.-nmrnnnmmnnmm-mm 3 -....-nrm.. .-..........H..................m... . 1 . : 1 E E : I I : : E : 1 E ' 5 E r . ...-........r-........... .............. . 7 :. ........................................... M K EM 595 XCQZJJMJ Z0 W The Herald Democrat Z-jo 1 Home own a ez I 1 ,. fw,-e-W em- e Th 1M '- S 1 1 T X he A1 . f W 'tx :N, xx Q' 1 5 1 7 W Y uk' 'o Q ' ! ' A ,I A1 I M ..1...,. e '1 1 17 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 I 1 , 1 1 1 , 1' 1 ', '-- j Q '-'A-.' 5 ,: ::::1: :s::: -:-:1:1:f'1-1-f-2-f-'- - ' 1 1 u u 7' p P U Congratulations Class ot Liberty Book Store O K Rubber Welders You are safe with a welded tire 300 Harrison Ave Leadvxlle Colo Congratulations Seniors ot 1944 Vienna Grocery Cities Service Gas and Oils Congratulations and a Salute! to the Class of 1944 Blalr Business College Colorado Springs, Colo. Compliments of Durnlng Coal 8. Feed Store Phone 162 Congratulations to the Seniors ot 1944 The McMorrow Furniture Company Best Wishes to the Senior Class of 44 A T Schaefer Compliments of The Matlock Stores The Mount Massive Sentinel - H'-fm' f A--f-l if if if if if if I '44 . . . - 5 I I C O O I C -pf 1 1 1 The Mount Nlassue bentlnel 31 MQ W ongfzafu afcons' Class oi 1944 we are proud of xou By your graduation you have fulfllled the hopes and des1res of your parents repald vour Obl1gHtlO1'1 to soclety and have Justlf ed the endeavor of thls communxty to equlp you W1th mental tools to cope wlth the p1oblems of L fe Your ab1l1t5 to pass the Flgld requ1rements of our educat1onal 1nst1tut1ons IS eudence enough that xou are fullv equlpped to face the Future vuth 1mpun1tv Remember to alway s keep 5 our word nex er break falth vs 1th your fellow men and let honesty and lntegnty be the staff upon Whlth you lean We the Off1C18lS of Lake County wxsh xou the reatest of success 1n all that xou endeax or and may good fortune and happmess follow you all the daxs of vour l1fe LAKE COUNTY .. . ' , . 11 W-f-----------------1--we . . l .......................... ...... . 3 sf 'if 3 K- X E ' 'f 9 s r' gut . Q E ,Q 1. 1 - f' A Nh' , Q E We k F .x 4 - 5 1 , 4 - 2 A 1 M wr 4: 1 5 'v ' . I E pf A : h A M 1. A A hr- 76 .axe E . 4 : A : .L :Q 1- fvf-iQiW 'ffx F521 E H :ffwg fix? AG-4.3 - A - 3af.3,,s Q, 11 , s ws- : I ' E 0 E ' 1 ' 1 ' 1 E ' . ' .1 3 . . . 7 . E A . 1 U 2 , . . . . Q . E 1 Y : . . . . . 7. 1 E Y : . y. . . E .1 .1 ' : 1 1 Q 1 ' 1' E 1 1 ' V E 1 Q 1 Y 1 : ' - 1 ' ' 1 ' 1 E ' 7 7 11 : 41 A 1 1 E b V 1 5 ' 1 ' E V v ' 5 The Mount Nlassne Sentmel Complxments of The Hlll Oul Company 1313 Poplar Si Your Patronage IS Appreclated Greasxng Tlre Repaxrmg Partridge Transfer 8. Hauling Local and Long Dlsiance Haullng Phone 119 J Skylme Auto Llvery TAXI Vendome Hotel PHONE 178 Always Servxce tiki' Congratulahons to ihe Semors of 1944 and may Peace be Here io Start the New Lxfe Wxih You' Rose Masfrlpollro 1501 Poplar S! SPEEDWAY GAS and OILS WASHING GREASING TIRE REPAIRING Open All Night Complxmenis of Steve Ferkovlch ,, V W, , ,WW f 1 I i' 1 . 5 H..-.-....-...mn-......lm.............-H.-.... : l : : . . . . - - , E E : 0 0 2 0 0 o E E 5 5 : .......,.,............. ny.. . o 0 - 5 5 1 . : . : : : ' ' ' ' : : . . . I . 1 I T I .nun-uIuunnnnn-nn:nunnnnnru- 1 -mf.--. ...H ...U . 3 .. g o 2 : : o : : I urn-ulnun-nun-Innnnrn I I : o 1 . I nmm-mn-mnumrn 3 : : 0 : : : o : : : 1, - 11 : : T mumn-...mln-ru I - I - A' if f 1 Comphments Roberts Varlety Congratulatlons Success and Good Luck to the Class of 44 nna s Beauty Salon Delaware Bldg 112 East 7th Phone 159 Comphments of Leaclvnlle Llons Club wi An organlzatlon devoted entlrely to C1v1c Betterment lhe Xlount Xlisslxe Sentmel Congratulatlons Success and Good Luck to the Class of 1944 Vendome Hotel Buy War Bonds and Stamps Best W1shes for the Future Class of 1944 Cornella 8. Marcella Best W1Sh6S To The Class 44 BERT MAICH of ' , 1 ' A ' 1 4 rr,. .4 4 I ' Of The Mount TVIHSSIXG Sentmel Compllments of Iron Rooms and Apartments Iron Buxldmg JACK M POLACHECK Propneior Comphments of Vlenna Clty Laundry Phone 71 HaIleck's Fountaln Service Ice Cream and Sandw1ches A Place Where You Can Enloy Youx-selves it Best Wxshes to the Senlors Frank E Brown and Company Good Wishes and Good Luck the Semors of 1944 'IIIKIQY' Motzon Pzctures Are Your Greatest Entertamment Your FOX LEADVILLE THEATRES The Place To Go A' ' ' I - -4-' f-'nf' 'ff--I 1' 'k i 'I - 10 ' .C M : : : 2 I I 5 g E 5 E u u