Leadville High School - Sentinel Yearbook (Leadville, CO)

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O O Q O .-. 44444444444 The Mgunf Mgssipg Sgntfnglfafffffffffa. ANNUAL STAFF Qeated Ellen Walters Mlldred Webstel Herman Hauser Margaret Mary Smxth Charles Cartel Donald Champeau Nancy Nolan Jack Boyd Bob Maltelll ulen Noxmand Elman Padxlla Qtandmg Frances Ortega Geraldine Foxeman Rosalyn Lusm M1 Alfold Leona Kitt Eleanor Bond Frances Kettunen Rose Mane Vldmar Helen Frankovlch Ronald Carlson Joe Kllman Davld Roll Mary Jane Benmngton Mary Lou Pomkvar Dlck Wambaugh Edward VldEtlCh Roy Cerlse Fred Lmdbloom Chuck Staah Joe Rodalte Bruce McManama Not m picture Joe McConnell Ralph Kennedy Gus Hagbezg Velda Jean Hanson Ben Hlbschle Jack Lalsh RlChaId Medma Gerald Pearson James Rlchardson Fred Van Pelt Lena Mlllex The 1952 Mount Massive Annual Staff was headed by Assxstant Edltors Charles Cartex Nancy Nolan Margalet Mary Smlth Busxness Manager Joseph McConnell Asslstant Business Manager Ralph Kennedy Art Edlt0l Herman Hauser Asslstant Art Edltox Mlldled Weben Spolts Edlt0l Jack Boyd Photoglaphy Bob Martelh Roy Cerxse Slnce It takes the hands and oo opexatxon of the entne Semox Class Hands nas u-.ed as oux theme thloughout the pubhcatlon The Class of 1952 hope that as your hands tuxn the pages of thls yealbook lt V111 recall many happy memones of the school yeax 1951 1952 u 1 ' '1 Y ' 1 l U L 5 . ' - , '. ' , ' . I v ' 0 n V Y I 1 ' . , . . Y ' l ' 3 , , ' . - 1 1 9 v , 1 7 I u' f : Editor-in-Chief ---- Donald Champeau ' ' . - , ' ' . ' . .1 u , .' 4 .' ' ' . ' I . 1- - 1 - ' v - ' v' ' 1 1 'Q , ' ' - .

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w+'++m'+++ The Mount Masszve Sentznelwfffwfw NOT THE END BUT THE BEGINNING Thls year our class IS very proud to be able to ded1cate our annual to the annlversary of the blrth on July 14 1877 that has made our IIVCS rlcher today Seventy five years ago the first Leadvllle school had its begmmng 1n a small one room Cabln bu1lt ln 1878 Wlth an enrollment of 32 Because of the great mlgratlon of mlners to the new ore fields lt was ev1dent that a need for larger and better fac1l1t1es was presslng and ln 1881 Central School was completed Still the fac1l1t1es were lnsufiiclent so Nm th Street School Seventh Street School and Carbonate H111 School were bu1lt ln 1882 In 1889 because of the growth 1n populatlon and the des1re to have hlgher education the Hlgh School was expanded from a few rooms ln the grade schools to a new blllldlllg W1th the lncrease 1n the number of students an Annex was constructed ln 1943 The d1str1ct has grown from 32 students to a total of 902 Today Leadvllle s pop ulatlon 1S on the lncrease and more and more ch1ldren enter lts schools Where are we golng to educate these ch1ldren ln the proper way and under proper condltlons so that one teacher w1ll not have 50 ch1ldren under her? The only answer 1S anoth er school or an add1t1on to those we have A survey IS bemg conducted to find out our needs and cost of such an add1t1on or the bulldmg of another school In t1me th1s survey w1ll be released to the publ1c Wlth a hope of calllng for a bondlng elect1on These w1ll only be the 1n1t1al steps The rest w1ll depend upon the c1t1zens They w1ll decide the fate of a new school bu1ld1ng or an add1t1on Many opportumtles and achlevements now depend upon educatlon In earher days you through l1fe successfully today men wlth college educatlons are preferred In the future the need for educatlon w1ll be even greater Of st1ll greater 1mportance IS the tra1n1ng of students 1n government economlcs and techn1cal fields Our generation w1ll be tomorrow s government If we are ed ucated IH the proper way we can hop to find peaceful solutlons to the grave dang ers wh1ch confront us today and Wh1Ch are now met on the battlefield Today we have dev1ces such as automoblles and alrplanes wh1ch a1d us 1n maklng our l1ves full er and more enjoyable If we are to cont1nue w1th the techn1cal advancement that brlngs us these benefits Arnerlca s youth must be educated 1n every field to meet the demands for more and more advancements along these llnes If new generations of AIIIBFICHHS are to be educated we need fac1l1t1es 1n wh1ch to educate them We the graduat1ng class reallzlng the need for better accommodatlons appeal to you to help see that those who follow us are provlded Wlth bulldlngs 1n wh1ch to study and learn For the educatlon that each Sen1or has attamed we are lndebted to the D1str1ct Wlth 1tS adm1n1strat1on and many fine teachers We shall never forget that what ever successes we achieve ln our future IIVCS must be partlally attrlbuted to the ed ucatlon that we have gamed 1n our early school years and bu1lt upon durmg our hlgh school days We thank the founders and early admlnlstrators who strove to glVe us what we have today We hope whatever plans for add1t1ons to the D1str1ct are presented to the publ1c w1ll be recelved w1th the conv1ct1on that only through the betterment of our schools can we have educated c1t1zens and only through the rlght kmd of educatlon can we and our ch1ldren have better and more peaceful l1ves Clearly for the D1str1ct as well as our class 1952 marks Not the end but the beglnnmg foie dMa'u.s XLJI zwz flfaf J sfo-1 an ! if you had graduated from the eighth grade. you had an education that would carry ' Q ' I , .5 i i