Leadville High School - Sentinel Yearbook (Leadville, CO)

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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 .. , , . X . K z ' V f, I '1 -, e r . , s ' . . , , . , s ,' f -' , . , ff ' v Q - . 1 . L , Y , , , . .. , . . y I. , , 2 , . , y . ' ' . .. ,H , -, r: ls 'X' 2 ' WC . . . I . , .' . ' ' f v Q lr Y N e cr . We C , r ,. Y ,k ' Whrle walkrng on our' way. ,r - , - , . . - . Y . 1 . v 1 v 1 v' -- , . w ' 'xl ,w 'x V x'e I l - , u i v 1 , . x A 1 v -? A, C xy ' v s 5 2 - 1' s - rn 1 r ' V' -' . 4 V A 7' . ' ' 1 X v ' . L. . . ,. ' ,. .' A h . . r. . . r . . . . . 'sr ' .

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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,,,,,,,,. L., Y-. ,, L . A' A' U . 3 1 igx y torEfiitoria1sfaff.i: 3 1 , 2 Y! SL . . 1 4' 1 E GI ' . 1, 2, 3 'ls' ,tg-in -iq' 23' ., , . 1 3 E V? l

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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. ' . ' Y 1 l I . ,I 1 4 V ,v .v , , ,- U ' . ' - - Y ' ,. . . , l Y v 1 1 - Q - r A 1 1 . ' ' 7 ' . , 1 y Q - 1 ' y at 7 and Stripes, in various parts of the world, and now we number just twenty-two. . Q . 1 . -1' Y . , . R Q -Q U r I , . - , , , t , , . Q , V A 5 . 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