Leadville High School - Sentinel Yearbook (Leadville, CO)
- Class of 1954
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THE MOUNT MASSIVE SENTINEL FOREWORD We have reached with the construction of new school burlclrngs rn Leadvrlle ar rmportant milestone rn the advancement of educatron Wrth this progress we must no forget the accomplishments of those past generatrons responsible for the steady rmprove ment of educatronal facrlrtres Keeping these tho.rghts rn mmd we the Senror Class o Leadvrlle Hrgh School chose as the theme for this yearbook Past and Present We present tc you the 1954 edrtron of the Mount Massive Sentmel with the hope that you wrll enjoy readrng rt as much as we enloyecl preparing rt Rudolph Bost and Rohn Herruck . I r - i v., A ,ww .xl F-...A Q- fl - f -v. r . ,, ,.,s,,,,,,,,,, NN A I A , I Y . r ' ev--+5 A- . 4' ' ,,- rl 144- Wa. . 3 V i .6 ' rfagpazgi, , M -, ' ' --A - mfs .. - 3 . fx, I , . : u I V , I ' - ' ' ' rr n 1 I v ' 1 THE MOUNT MASSIVE SENTINEL A +G A 7' ' N-'. I, lf' all I 'un 5 I -1' OO lilh i X ,ff K i I F lLIn -'is-xi' 0' ffwpz ' E f ,-,I+ ,,,,.--1 is 5,1-u, 5 7 DEDICATION 755 TH GITCIGIN coxe mer lad cr d b felfecflv r'1elLcds of momfamlng fhelr 9XISfGIlCEJ Down Hwrough the cenfures Hvn fms GI c versd more comp ex more effzclenf n eo 15 f: s o vo VYllfI7CUf He efu 1107 fm po rum our c 1 Q fors fl srr' cone xs th cn mf ff e v2 P eduumcfn cs ef bled lm GLIHGS IH H19 ff Id 1' r cd usm cm Qoferrmel Ou cducoflcwrl sy c 1 11 flu Un fed Vaio 1 fir odvcf ci The know dg of ff w ro' 1 wlfhln our grc p cmd ff 1 ff c hr ff' f o Lmao' o n ihorough Pducrafzon for UI mcvy some do, Lf no fu U 0 IG ng x or J pac L Rea rzmr fhe lmporfance OfGG'UCCI1lOl1 we i P .Jen or Clos of 1954 de-drccf 0 r 'mrwcl c more lmporfcmf our own efforfs fo He fufure progress of edncclilon VVL befwvv W besf IS yet to come Dorofhy Ann Zcxlor A D Anna I X X 9 Q I 1 ' ' -E Q -- 4 V , Q if J N . , '-'r L -1 Q- I af ,N - f, il if f Y f f S - -,fr S - f 1 y 'E ' ' ' . , Z or '4 1 ga., E S M -' , vl ' i -1- l ,YV ln I ' ' 3:5 1: X Q J kf we ' ' ' 1 1 1: Q . ' S , ,. ' ' ' ' ' ' Ai I. .H so'- . '.', 1' lay If . ' . r E' :G ',r wxfrfd: has bee. TSESGI do fr f' .c 15 , if ordinary fhings wifi: wflicf' we are 3v:r':um1?'ed fcgfay 'f'f31fid SHN be fha drcam or U wisl' of , .1 - fi ' 'x' spirit M 'en ' It : vc 1,5 fo ' renee of! cup 155 ' ' 'e 5 c ne icirro, scienco, 1: ' ess d .- ' 1 . f7'. ' ':. si-if 'f H 5,1 5 'S L 'sic-. le 9 .rm o I '5 ' 3 , ' 'S 33 beffcf of edu rf f s .-: - ' er nd r' mr , ' f', . : Ar! V ' 3 sflw Af f' A cf, ll ' sz ' ' I- W' - ' - -. r ' , , . , . , , H, J . , e 1, L v , 'vc ' , ' , 1- ' f V ' ' . 1 L , ,L . zfx KX 'N I TDAHUN 1? . . .cgi THE MOUNT MASSIVE SENTINEL EDWARD .I KELLY JOSEPH C WEBER L W THOMSON Presrdenf Board Supenntendent of School Prmclpal 2'-C35 .2-55 JOSEPH McCONNELl. MARGARET CAVANAUGH Treasurer Office Secretary 2-65 3-65 mzwsu. slusl-lin W J ROSE Dlrector D 'ecfo UF, 1 M64 fd? ,fi 954 A3 U QQ, fl 6 S G wbdwg-.1 W cv QD' EXQ4 s Q aff ' 5 -fm. UL 7 ---N----M--QM ASSIVE SENTINEL -- -b ...WMA--- . fl! , '! D.-ff' . 'jf ig? X f S ff L Q 7-fix S? Ind Q' ' J :-'L .1 5 7 41! ' ' N , xx W K'.sX KK xg x Z 4 A N , X ,IQ ,J X Q A 1 . X O THE MOUNT MASSIVE SENTINEL L. W. THOMSON To grant students excuses, c rec pencil he uses. MARY ELLEN DAVIDSON A kind word a friendly smule c helping hand all the while MARTIN F POPISH With figures ratios a nd propor LEROY ALFORD If you want to pass his course, re- - . . member, everything has a certain A He exfels 'n Cl'em'57fY Und 70 l1'm source' biology IS no mystery. PAUL CHASTAIN 0655 FLORENCE O MCMAHON EVE PERKINS lf ,he world would use he' 'ac' The sponsor of the Prospector and histo y would never n d ee C' PUC' wnllmg helper to the editors i 4i',TJ KATHLEEN ROCHE Books are everyone s friends but CATHEIUNE K SAYER she has to find them for us In the Wh tions he IS kept In constant relatior d all lhou wmesl thou musl en readest or thou shall not succeedest 1 n I - . ' ' E' . . . 2 if 'hal A L Ha., o 1 1 n 'I I . H . 1 . . 4 n 1 ll I ' 1 I . I THE MOUNT MASSIVE SENTINEL DRAYTQN D SCHAEFER CLARA SMITH .IACQUELYN STEVENS T0 be 0' not 70 be 'ho' '5 mf Est Latma magnstra as Cqegg A teacher of general and busmess quesfwn bv' he '5 Capable of 9' rules again math she helps with the hard mg a quotatuon d,v,5,o,-, 42-Zh JAMES H STUNER SYLVIA STONER BRUCE WAGGONER A teacher of woodwork and voco d Whlle he paces the floor h tlon he helps boys find an occupo An 9 Uwlor 'n 'me ans She d'5 quotes Please wont you type some tuon covers talented artists more A--65 FLORENCE WEBBER1' DARREU. WILKS KENNETH WILSON An excellent cook and baker she A coach who plays hardest an the As leader of the band he make helps us to be future homemakers game but goes without any fame little muslc notes sound grand .1 . Il ' - . . ' Y ' n ' 'x . . ' - . , 1 L ' A ' ' I .- -7 . ' . . , , 9 ' ' , - n 1 , . I ' . ll .,, V' 71 , ,9 ' I ' ' sn 1 ' 5 , . August 31 September 1 October 2 3 112 22 23 November 6 1314 26 29 December 4 .lanuary THE MOUNT MASSIVE SENTINEL SCHOOL CALE DAR Reglstratlon School Begins Labor Day Semor All School Party Faculty Party fTwm Lakes! Semor Falr All School Plcnlc fTwln Lakesl .lumor Semor Party Student Council Tnp to Fort Colllns End of Furst Slx Weeks Penod C EA Convention In Denver Freshman Party Armlstlce Day .lunlor Play Band Concert Thanksgiving Vacatlon End of Second Slx Weeks Period Panthers vs Abbey fThere1 Panthers vs Florence fThere1 Panthers vs Climax CHere1 Home Economucs Chrnstmas Party Panthers vs Del Norte CHere1 Panthers vs Idaho Springs Uherel Chrlstmas Vacation Begms Panthers vs Climax CThere1 School Re opens Panthers vs Cortez fThereJ Panthers vs Durango fThereJ C S C E Representatnve Sophomore Party 16-Panthers vs Durango CHere1 1617 30 31 Sk: Team Competed at Wmter Park End of Third Slx Weeks Penod Panthers vs Abbey CHere1 Panthers vs Salida fThere1 Beglnnlng of Second Semester Panthers vs Alamosa CHere1 Panthers vs Buena Vusta Uherel Sk: Team Competed at Aspen February 2 Western State Representative 5 Panthers vs Alamosa Uherej 6-Panthers vs La Jara fThere1 1924 March 46 11 3 1719 Apr: 2 1518 Ma une 4 Panthers vs Buena Vlsta fHere1 Dnstnct Student Council Meetlng Jomt Honor Scholarship Tests Band Party Panthers vs Cortez fHere1 hgh School Pnnclpals Convention Panthers vs Salida ll'lere1 Washington s Birthday Dlstrlct Basketball Tournament fAlamosa1 End of Fourth Slx Weeks Penod State Basketball Tournament fDenver1 Clamax Scholarshlp Tests Interclass Basketball Tournament Interclass Sk: Meet Solo Contest at Monte Vlsta Salida Muslc Cllnlc Track Meet at Salida Easter Vacation End of Fnfth Slx Weeks Penod Lettermen s Banquet Band Contest at Monte Vusta Quill 81 Scroll lmtlatlon Slouch Day Skup Day Track Meet at Saluda Prospector Play Cllmax Scholarshsp Winners Picked Dnstruct Track Meet at Salida State Track Meet at Boulder Junlor Semor Prom Sprung Dance fGnrls League! Class Day Semor Trap Day fGlenwood Spnngsl Baccalaureate Memonal Day Commencement SCHOOL ENDS' a--ch ll F ' ,, .I 1- . - 13- . ' 11 ' . ' - T . . u Q n 7- 20- . ff 9- ' - ' ,, - -I . . . . H 'l - . . 1 1 ' 1 26- . ' I . U 11 - 1 - - ,, 5- . . 11 -I 1- - ' H -I - 11 Q 4 ' H . . 11 H - .- ,, - - . . . H 27- . 11 ' ' .I - . - I ,, 6- . . . . H 5- . ll 9h ' 11-Panthers vs. La Jara CHere1 12-Girls' League Tea 12- . ' ll - - - 14- ' ' ,, .I 6- . . . 18- . 20- 1 19- . ' 21t ' U ' 1 ' . 1 . . 2- . ' 23- 11 4- , ' 8- . 29- ' 9- . 30- ' 13- .... ' 31- ' ' ' ' I Y 8T n s I ' ' 15- ll - T ll , - , 11 , , , ' 22- . 23- I . ' n I r 1 25- - ' 30- ' 29- . H 31- ' ' 30- . ' -1 1- 3 THE MOUNT MASSIVE SENTINEL 2+ gi 4-f of A FUDOLPH BOST CLASS PRESIDENT 4, Jumor Play 3 Student Councll Representative 4 Chorus 3 Latm Club 'I 2 Annual Edutorlal Staff Class Edltor 4 Pep Club l 2 3 lnterclass Softball 2 3 4 lnterclass Basketball 3 4 Class if MARY ELLEN KERRIGAN Jumor Play 3 Student Council Rep resentatlve 2 Chorus 'l Sku Club l 2 3 4 International Relations Club 2 3 Prospector Staff2 3 4 Quill and Scroll 4 Latm Club 2 President 2 Future Homemakers Club 4 Glrls Leaguel 2 3 4 Vnce Press dent3 Presudent4 Annual Edltorlal Staff Typrst 4 Pep Club 'I 2 3 4 lnterclass Sknngl 2 3 4 Inter class Sk: Champion 2 4 Cheer leader 4 lnterclass Cheerleader 2 Class Stunt l, 2, 3, I R C Confer ence 2, l R C Secretary Treasurer 3, Cheerleading Letter 4, Class Sec retary 2, CLASS HISTORIAN 4 Qui 'Nl EMMETT LAURENCE OLEARY Most Representative Boy 4 Student Council Representatuve 3 Chorus 2 4 Prospector Staff 4 Clrculatnon mal Edntorlal Staff Sports Editor 4 Pep Clubl 2 3 lnterclass Soft balll 2 3 4 lnterclass Basketball l Panthers2 3 4 Trackl 2 3 4 Class Stunt l 2 3 Class Judge 4 Jumor Hugh Basketball l B ys Quartet 2 Panther Letter 2 3 4 Panther Captam 4 Track Letter 2 3 4 Class Presudent 3 CLASS VICE PRESIDENT 4 Treasurer l All Tournament Team San Luus Val ley Class A Tournament 3 4 Hugh Scorer of Class A League 4 Solo Contest 4 JANET MCDONALD Jumor Play Procluctlon Staff 3 Chorus l International Relatnons Club l, Prospector Staff 2, 3, 4, Guull and Scroll 3, 4, Latm Club 2, Secretary 2, Future Homemaker's X, Gurls' eague l, 2, , , Treasurer 3, Annual Staff 4, Pep C u l, 2, 3, 4, Class Stunt l, 2, 3, Class Judge 4 CLASS TREASURER 3, 4 GAIL BARE Jumor Play 3 Band 4 Malorette 4 Sk: Club 4 Reporter 4 Prospector 4 Qulll and Scroll 4 Latm Club 4 Secretary 4 Girls League 3 4 Vnce Presndent 4 Pep Club 3 4 Cheerleader 4 Class Judge CLASS SECRETARY 4 Palisade Hugh School l 2 Annual Edltorual Staff Proofreader 4 JIMMY RAINE Jumor Play Stage Manager 3 Band l 2 3 4 Band Presldent3 4 Drurr Malor4 Chorus l 2 3 Sk: Club l 2 3 4 Prospector 3 4 Prospecto Staff Curculatlon Manager 3 Edu tor In chnef 4 Quill and Scroll 3 4 Annual Staff 4 Pep Club l 2 3 lnterclass Softball l 2 3 4 Inter class Basketball l 2 lnterclass Sk: mgl 2 3 4 Trackl Class Stunt l 2 3 Class Judge 4 Journalnsm Conference 4 Boys Quartet l 2 Mixed Octette l, 2, Band Letter 2 3, 4, Solo Contest 2, 3, 4, CLASS REPORTER 3, 4 2-013.-'Z ,, A C , ns 1 ' ' 1 , ' I I A .' 2 2 ' 2 I I P i . 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THE MOUNT MASSIVE SENTINEL HELEN AMBROSE Jumor Play Usher 3 Chorus l 2 Future Homemakers Club 1 2 3 Girls Leaguel 2 3 4 Pep Club l 2 3 Class Stunt3 Annual Staff4 BARBARA BOST Girls Leaguel 2 3 4 Pep Clubl 2 3 Annual Edltorlal Staff Typlst 4 Class Stuntl 2 3 BEVERLY J BARTELL Chorusl 2 Glrls League I 2 3 4 Annual Staff 4 Pep Club 'I 2 3 4 Class Stuntl 2 3 Bond Letter ALBERT W BEZZlC JR Bnl234SklClub'l2 L Club l 2 3 lnterclass Softball 2 3 4 lnterclass Basketball 2 Banc- Letter 3 Annual Staff 4 3 Malorette 3 1 EARL D CHANEY Prospector Staff 4 Annual Staff 4 Pep Club 3 lnterclass Softball 4 lnterclass Basketball 3 Journalnsm Conference 4 Sophomore Year Flagler Colorado Aurora Colo rado Freshman Year Scott Cnty Kansas WILLIAM CRAMER Latm Club 2 Annual Staff 4 5.1 V if . , . ' p ,p CId,,,:' ,:Pe,' I , , I I I I l. ' 1 . . 1 , , , I I I I 1 ' , , 2 : - 1 - Junior Play Usher 3g Band l, 2, 37 , 1 ' ' , , , I F I I I 5 , , 2 f u 5 , . , ' ' : . I I I 7 I Q I I ' A 2 , , - V K : 1 1 1 I . 1 , I 1 1 ' f I I THE MOUNT MASSIVE SENTINEL HAROLD CUNNINGHAM Annual Staff 4 Pep Club Interclass Softballl 2 3 4 Inter class Basketballl 2 3 4 Panther 2 Class Stunt 'I 2 PEGGY GIBSON Band 4 Chorus I 2 3 Prospecto Staff 'I 2 Future Homemakers CIub4 Gurls Leaguel 2 3 4 An nua Staff 4 Pep Clubl 2 3 1 Interclass Cheerleader 3 4 Clas Stunt I 2 3 Mardu Gras Queen 4 FRANK T FINCH Jumor Play 3 International Rela tons Club 2 3 4 Prospector 2 3 Latm Club 'I 2 Annual Staff 4 Club I 2 Tack I Class Stuntl 2 3 I R C Confer ence 2 3 Ameracan Hnstory Award 3 GERALDINE CBRADYJ HAGAN Jumor Play Productlon Staff 3, Chorus I, 2, International Relations Club 'l, Future Homemaker's Club 4, Girls' League I, 2, 3, 4, Annual Staff 4, Pep Club I, 2, 3, 4, Class Stunt I, 2, 3 PATRICIA FRENCH Chorus I Future Homemakers Clul: 7 3 4 Vuce President 4 Gurls League I 2 3 4 Annual Staff 4 Pep Club I 2 3 4 Class Stunt I MARION HAGAN Skt Club 'I Annual Edltorlal Staff Photography Edntor 4 Pep Club I 2 3 Interclass Softball 1 2 3 4 Interclass Basketballl 2 3 4 Pan thers 3 Track 2 3 4 Jumor Hlgl' Basketball I Track 2 lnterclas Skung I , ..,,.QCx.O.x.XR..,.q I 5 l, 2, 3: 1 Q I I I I ' ,V ' ' ' ' I 1 1 F - 5 ' ' ' I 1 .1 .- f ' ' ' ' ' In 2, 3. 7 - ' 1 I I I I ' 1 I I I Fep , , 3: r , 2, 3: , , I . . . 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THE MOUNT MASSIVE SENTINEL I- H I ROBERT KOCHEVAR Latm Club 2 3 Vnce Presudent 3 Annual Staff 4 Pep Club 'I 2 3 lnterclass Softballl 2 3 4 Inter class Basketball I Panthers 2 3 4 Trackl 2 3 4 Class Stuntl 2 3 Class Judge 4 Jumor Hugh Basket balll Panther Letter2 3 4 Track 2 3 4 Class Vnce Presndent I CARL LINDBLOOM Annual Staff 4 Pep Club I ADOLPH KOROSHETZ Annual Staff Editor In Chlef 4 .lun lor Play 3 Student Council Repre 2 lnterclass Softballl 2 3 4 Inter class Basketball 'I 2 Referee 3 Panthers2 3 4 Track2 Class Stunt I 2 3 Class Judge 4 Jumor Hugh Basketball I Panther Letter3 Track Letter 2 Class Preslclent 2 MARLENE LAW Chorus I 2 Future Homemaker Clubl 2 Girls Leaguel 2 3 4 Annual Staff 4 Pep Club I 2 3 Class Stuntl 2 3 DARLYNE MAGURA Salutatorlon 4 Annual Edltorlal Staff Typust 4 Jumor Play Produc tlon Staff 3 International Relations Club 4 Secretary Treasurer 4 Pros pector Staff2 3 4 Qunll and Scroll 3 4 Latm Club 2 Glrls League I 2 3 4 Treasurer4 Pep Clubl 2 3 Class Stuntl 2 3 I R C Con ference 4 MICHAEL S MARTINEZ Chorus I Annual Staff 4 Pep Club I 2 3 ' 4 I I I I ' I I I I I I5 n . u . I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I ' I I I 5 I I I I ' I I ' I I I I I I I It i . . - I I I I I I I I ' I - , . , . I . I . - sentative 2, 47 Chorus 2p Latin Club I I I I I ' I I I I I I I , , 2 2 ' ' I I , . I' p , 2, 3. 1 z I I ' S F Q s , - ' i I c I ' I - I I I I . ' , - I I I I I I I I I I I F , , 7 . . . - W-MTHE MOUNT MASSIVE SENTINEL 1+ Chorus I 2 Internatuonal Relatuons Club I Future Homemakers Club 4 Presudent4 Gurls League I 2 3 4 Secretary 3 Annual Staff 4 Pep Clubl 2 3 4 Class StuntI 2 3 JAMES L MORLAN Bandl 2 3 4 Chorusl 2 3 An nual Staff 4 Pep Club I 2 3 Inter class Softball I 3 Interclass Basket balll 2 3 4 Panthers2 3 Track I, 2, 3, Class Stunt I, 2, 3, Jumor Hugh Basketball I, Boys Quartet I, 2, Muxed Octette I, 2, Band Chrust mas Play I, Solo Contest 3, 4, Band' Letter 2, 3, 4, Track Letter I, 2, 3 1-119' WILLIAM MILLER Student Councul Representatuve 4 Bandl 2 3 4 Chorusl 3 Annual Staff 4 Interclass Softball I 2 3 4 Interclass Basketball I 2 3 4 Panthers2 3 Track2 3 Class Stunt I 2 3 Class Judge 4 Junuor Hugh Basketball I Band Letter 3 Junuor Play 3 Chorus I Interna tuonal Relatuons Club 2 3 Vuce Presudent3 Prospectorl 2 3 Latun Club 2 Future Homemakers Club 3 4 Vuce Presudent 3 Secretary Treasurer 4 Gtrls Leaguel 2 3 4 Pep Club I 2 3 4 Interclass Cheerleader 2 3 4 Annual Edu torual Staff Advertusung Edutor 4 Class StuntI 2 3 IRC Confer ence 2 3 Senuor Faur Queen 2 DAVID NYGREN Band I, Interclass Basketball 3, 4, Interclass Skuung 3, Annual Staff 4, Panthers I, 2, Class Stunt I, 2, Jun uor Hugh Basketball I VERNON NYGREN Jumor Play 3 Annual Edutorual Staff Busuness Manager 4 Interclass Basketball 3 Interclass Skuung I Class Stunt 3 I , I 1' fu ':. t' ' 1!' ,, Q 7 ,E lf, . 1 1 Q, , 1 13' 5 1 E. ,.,, f 4 ' MARY LOU MILLER I ' , FLORENCE JEAN MCMAHON I I I . 1 I I I - Ziff . 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It seviftlllk KENNETH PEDER'ON Bandl 2 3 4 Annual Staff 4 CHARLES SHIMMIN lnternatnonal Relatuons Club 4 Pros p ctor Staff Sports Edltor 4 An m.al Staff 4 Pep Club 3 lnterclas Softball 3 4 lnterclass Basketba 3 4 Janthers 3 Track 3 4 Clas Stx.1t3 Knncaad Illmols l 2 + ,I g , '5 ' ,E I 4' ,Ing - -2:f5EI:::s:e'z-21-kt: .4 wlfilt I .Rm gi:-M, 45 t. 5 met 1-4 fl: v I I I I 'V I I I I - . I u . I I , . , I I I I ' I I I I I I I I I I I I I ' I I I I I I I I s I I I I I I I ' Y V I h I I I I ' I I I I ' I I I I I I I 3g Mixed Octette 2, 35 D.A.R. Award 3 I F I I . 2 ' ' 4 vt l . 515 I ' 3, 'N ' Riff 1 X :El5f.I':i:g- , : , I l T - N, f I I , e 1 ' . I I V C . C , . 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THE MOUNT MASSIVE SENTINEL DOROTHY ANN ZALAR Most Representatlve Glrl 4 J mol Play 3 Student Councnl Represento tnve 2 Band 2 Chorusl 2 4 Sk Clubl 2 3 4 Vlce Presldent3 In tematnonal Relations Club 2 3 4 Prospector Staffl 2 3 4 Feature Edltor 3 Busmess and Advertlsln Latln Clubl 2 Girls Leaguel 2 3 4 Annual Edltorlal Staff Proof reader 4 Interclass Sknng 2 3 4 Champuon 2 Pep Club 'l 2 3 4 Cheerleader 3 4 Interclass Cheer leader2 Class Stunt'I 2 3 I R C Conference 2 Journalnsm Confer ence 3 4 Trlple Trlol 2 3 Mixed Octettel 2 3 Cheerleadmg Letter 3 4 Solo Contest2 3 4 Class Sec retary 3 Reporter 2 MARY ELLEN DAVIDSON OUR CLASS SPONSOR ,..45.45.4y.z 2-fb-5 PG Q Q FRANK ZELEZNIKAR Jun or Play Production Staff 3 Pep CI b 1 2 3 Interclass Softball l '7 3 4 Interclass Basketballl 2 3 4 Class Stunt'I 2 3 Class Judge 4 Jumor Hugh Basketball l Annual Staff 4 ADOLPH KOROSHETZ M OTTO For opportumty the time zs now, the place ss here oun ANNUAL Euston IN CHIEF CLASS COLORS Brown and Gold CLASS FLOWER Yellow Rose ,J 943 P-fb-4?-K 2-Q2-CH-4742 2-42-47-O-KP-C1-4 yo xi 1 L 2 1 I ' U 1 1 I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 --1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' I ' l 1 1 I 1 1 1 I 1 I I I I l l I 9 Manager 4j Quull and Scroll 3, 41 . . , 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 l ' f I I l- - - I - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . 1 I 1 1 l ' , . fr' P P . . . . - . . . . . . PK 212- . ,. , THE MOUNT MASSIVE SENTINEL CLASS POEM Farewell to you old Leadvnlle Hugh The pleasant years have sllpped on by The time has come and we must part Wlth fond memornes locked In our hearts Farewell to each and all of you Who taught us well the golden rule For In the classrooms you ve been faur You ve gulded us through strife and care And as we travel the road of life One of 'oy sorrow and strife Your teachings now will linger on And remann In memory when we re gone Agam we ll recall those years gone by And frnends we ve made In Leadvnlle Hugh Well hear their bright and cheerful laughter And see their faces forever after B1IIPezd1rc 2-X 2-ff-0-of?-f f-f CLASS SONG Tune Tnl the End of Tnme As today we part Wnth a mem ry In our heart Of the perfect days and years we ve Spent IH dear old Leadvllle Hugh We go on with lsfe Facing fame and maybe strife The knowledge ganned wnll grow deeper Wnth every passing day Leaving all those dear Teachers friends wnth grief smcere Well ne er forget the loys won In these years Through laughter and through tears So now we bud you fond adreu And place our trust anew In fate and hopes and dreams Untul the end of tlme Jim Raine and Dorothy Ann Zalar . ..,. -,,,.. ..,..f,.,,...,.- -1 :VZ , . I . , . , . . I I ' 1 1 1 - . . , ' I . , . . . , . . ,-3-4,-4 ,.'.f..r..f....f..1..,'..,..,f,...f.....f...,..f--.. - .., E . E ..f..f,..1,. -4- - ..,f-f -f-,.... ..,..'..f,., .,,..f,.,.. -V ..1.. .. , 4 . ,,.f,.f,.,f f..f,.,f..4,.f,..f,..,..,f,..1,-f,..,f,-4?-g,..f,,.3,.f,..1..f- . 111 f - 11 1 . , . 1 I 1 ' I ' ' ' 1 I I ' , , . . 1 Www THE MOUNT MASSIVE SENTINEL A A A A A A A A FROM THE PRIMI TI VE TO THE COMPLEX Today we sometumes take our educatuon for granted However uf we look back through the ages at man s deve opment we real ze what a precuous commoduty we have un our educatuon The struggle from the prumutuve to the complex has been long and duffucult I should luke to trace for you the hustory of man s desure and efforts to better humself through knowledge Nature was prumutuve man s f rst teacher Gradually nature was replaced by human teachers fathers mothers ancestors or members of the same trube Lessons were passed on from generatuon to generatuon by word of mouth or by actually doung thlngs Eventually, wrutung came unto beung Thus gave a more accurate and dependable means of passung on knowledge However only those of hugh socual standung or those trauned for professuons learned to wrute as hand wrutung was a slow and teduous process MARY CATHERINE WEBER Skulls and crafts were passed on from father to son and later by the apprentuceshup method As apprentuceshup traunung developed guulds were formed These were orgamzed assocuatuons t at kept standards of workmanshup at a hugh level A new era was slowly ushered un wuth the help of new unventuons The compass came unto general use un the fourteenth century enablung duscoverues whuch opened up the New World In true early fufteenth century the unventuon of pruntung brought learnung wrthun the reach of all allow Ing books and publucatrons to be prunted wuth much greater ease A whole page could be prunted at once Instead of beung copued letter by letter Thus method was much cheaper and quucker and as books became more common a greater number of people learned to read Knowledge that had been lumuted to the few was now avaulable to the many Only a few were prunted un the fufteenth century last year over ll O00 tutles were publushed ln the Unuted States alone As each new thought udea or unventuon was developed educatuon for the masses slowly came unto beung Elementary schools were formed and later hugh schools and unstututuons of hugher learmng appeared In the old days when a man wushed to become a doctor lawyer or enter some other professuon, he dud ut by the apprentuceshup system Now there us scarcely any fueld of human endeavor that us not provuded for by a college or unuversuty course lnventuon of the steam engune led to the development of more undustrues and to the extensuon of trans portatuon New fuelds un cuvul and mechanucal enguneerung were opened and unterest un natural scuence un creased As new areas of unterest broadened more knowledge was gauned Instructuon no longer could be lumuted to textbooks and lectures Laboratorues were set up to aud un learnung and research un agruculture munung enguneerung meducune chemustry physucs and many other scuentufuc fuelds Thunk of the thungs that we possess today such as the electruc lught raduo televusuon telegraph atom bomb and numberless other unventuons that prumutuve man never dreamed of or vusualuzed Thunk too of what use us all thus knowledge skull and abulutues that we have gauned down through the centurues uf we stull have fughtung and dusagreements that threaten eventually to destroy our world'-P We may boast of how much better educated ve are today than our prumutuve ancestors but of what use us thus educatuon, uf we use at to destroy ourselves? If we are to have peace and amuty between the people of the world, we must struve to develop our mmds and souls for the betterment of mankund as w have developed the materual sude of the world fflflauy Cafgz-:'uns Flflfz vez, Cya scfuczfouauz ' 1 1 V . , . . . .. ,I . . , 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 ' 1 . . . u . . , . u . . . .. . .. . , - . . 5 , . . I , 1 1 1 1 - 1 . , . . Q , 1 1 1 1 1 - . . . . . .. g 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 I . .. . . . . - 1 S . I Z, F ' ' f-1-KF-fo THF MOUNT MASSIVE SENTINEL NON PROI REDI EST REGREDI lNot to go forward IS to go backward Z i5 EducatIon IS the acquIsItIon of knowledge whIch enables a person to fIt Inf0 the scheme of lIfe at the perIod In whIch he lIves It IS the abllty to earn a lIvIng to use leIsure tIme effectIvely and to obey laws Intelllgently Educa tIon IS not estImated by he years spent In scnool nor by the number of books read but It IS the possessIon of IngredIents whIch make a good cItIzen We attend school for twelve years durIng whIch tIme we are traIned In the bGSIC fundamentals of lIfe The thought of graduatuon from hIgh school scmetImes brungs the Idea that educatIon IS no longer necessary To the students graduatIng however commencement marks not an end of learnIng but the begInnIng We shall began to use what knowledge we have already acquIred and to enlarge upon our educatIon To be o better Cllllen and a true AmerIcan we must contInue to educate ourselves all our lIves As KIplIng once SUId I had SIX honest servung men DARLYNE MAGURA They taught me all I knew' Theur names were Where and What and When and Why and How and Who By readlng askmg questIons and taklng an QCTIVS part In our community and natIon we grow In knowledge Knowledge IS a treasure but PFGCTICE IS the key to It LearnIng Involves more than IntellIgence and mental agIlIty It also takes physIcal control whIch we acqunre In tIme We must be competent In the We must have a fIrm background and understandIng of the sublect whIch we are dIscussIng or what rIght have we to crItIcIze others actIons'P If the PresIdent sIgns or vetoes a law who are we to say It IS wrong If we do not know anythIng about It We have to know how laws are made of what Importance they wIll be to us and what laws of former tImes have accomplIshed As tImes change so do the people and theIr needs We all have the Gblllfy and the facIlItIes by whIch to further our educatIon and It IS our prIvIlege and oblIgatIon to do so We can take one of two courses after we recenve our dIplomas elther to contmue up the ladder to success or to remaIn statIonarv on the bottom level To remaIn statnonary IS to go backward Prcaress IS worth an effort EducatIon should not be looked upon as an accumulatIon of facts but also the Improvement of our own envIronment Of what value IS an educatlon If we do not put It to any use? A VIQOYOUS and well edu cated people produce a powerful natIon One blow of an ax wIll not destroy a well buIlt fortress We are the buIlders of our country so let us be well educated to have a strong fortress GgGlnSl the ax of Ignor ance We the Class of 54 endeavor to go forward never to qo backward We are now the leaders of thIs free land of AmerIca To uphold the AmerIcan prIncIple IS oI.r prIvIlege a prIvIlege that only educo tIon can keep In exustence We are proud to have that pflVllege and we wIll contmue to advance our edu catIon to protect our freedom and yours Sbwcflyrzs dlflagwca, ggafufafozcan J W I . . I . . . I . , U Q . . . , . . I ' I I I 1 I l . I . . I . . . . . . . , . learning ability before we can say we are well educated. . .. . , . . . ,, . - , , ,, , . . . I ' I , . , , I - . . - ll II ' I I .V ' 4 ' I - . THE MOUNT MASSIVE SENTINEL M05 T REPRBSEN TA TIVE GIRL DOROTHY ANN ZALAR Dorothy Ann Zalar has been selected he Most Representatuve Gurl for the Senuor class for 1954 She was chosen because of her leadershup qualutues unutuatuve and school spurut Dorothy Ann us known through the halls of L H S because of her fruendly manner She greets everyone she meets wuth a gay hu as she hurrues through the halls She us always busy orrangung a meetung that needs her attentuon Whenever someone wants entertaunment one of the furst persons tho ght cf us Dorot y Ann because of he beaututul vouce She us usually busy rehearsung for a sp cual occasuon where her talents are un demand Dorothy Ann has been un most of the school clubs Some of them are Quull and Scroll the Prospector Staff where she has been Busuness Manaqer and Feature Edutcr lnternatuonal Relatuons Club Truple Truo Muxed Octet and the Sku Club She has been a Cheerleader for two years and an unterclass sku champuon for two years She belongs to the Tabor Masquers Drama Club and us an actuve member of her communuty Dorothy Ann wants to go to college and malor un musuc and art and perhaps munor she wull accomplush her aum un lute Congratulatuons' G-ZFX MOST REPRESENTA TI VE BOY gal? Hi' EMMETT O LEARY The honor of bemg the Most Representatuve Boy un 1954 goes to Emmett O Leary He was selected because of hus school spurut and hus partucupatuon and leadershup un school actuvutues and sports Emmett us o very enthusuastuc sports follower and partucupant He was on the Junuor Hugh Basketball Team durung hus Subbue and Freshman years un hugh school He then uouned the Panthers and earned letters fcr three years For the last two years Emmett has been honored by bemg selected a member of the All Dustruct Hugh School Basketball Team He led the enture San Luus Valley un pounts un 1953 54 Emmett has also won letters for three years un Track He has refereed coached and played un unterclass sports Everyone from the Subbues to the Senuors knows Emmett because of hus ever present smule and cheery hello Whenever a club or chool functuon needs outstandung enter taunment Emmett us called upon to sung Hus vouce us wudely known by Leadvulle people It us easy to see why Emmett us the Most Representatuve Boy Emmett plans un the near future to study coachung We extend to Emmett our suncere good wushes and hope that hus ambutuons are fulfulled Good luck Emmett' A -? iP' 1 y w , . . . - 11 -11 1 1 1 - .1 3 ' , ' .. L . ' .1 r ' ' I 1 I , 1 f I I I . ' in home economics. We hope Dorothy Arun will be successful in her endeavors and that . . . , I . , , . ' ll II E ' ' - , . . ' . . . . I 'V-N-fwfv THE MOUNT MASSIVE SENTINEL CLASS HISTORY 2557 Progress has been evudent throughout the past fuve years for the members of the Class of 1954 Eager to grasp the realm or opportunuty our hugh school careers began on September 2 1949 Offucually fufty eager ambutuous Sub freshmen were stu dents on the unforgettable furst day of actual labor September 6 une furst class meetung was held on September 8 Class offu cers elected were Emmett OLeary Presudent Ralph Pearce Vuce presudent Mary Gunelson Secretary Carolyn Lollar Re porter Otto Denms Treasurer However due tothe resugnatuon of Carolyn who had moved to Denver Mary Catherune Weber fulled the unexpured term The All School Party was held on September 16 where the faculty and upper classmen became acquaunted wuth the small but mughty Subbues On November 11 we had a class party whuch was fulled wuth hllarlty danc ng and refreshments Betty Gene Bond was our strong candu cate for Senuor I-aur Queen The Inter class Sku Meet proved our outstandung natuve abuluty un skuung Donna Kay Roll won a second place and Sammy Hagan placed thurd Duuung May we partucupated un the All School Pucnuc Mlss Ida Belle Edgungton our sponsor spurred us on wrth hugh hopes for the ensuung year Regustratuon on September 1 1951 found us combunung forces wuth the welcomed graduates from St Mary s School The Freshman class had a membershup of 77 when school opened September 5 Once agaun class meetings convened and the followung offucers were elected Anton Bogunovuch Presudent Eob Kochevar Vuce presudent Betty Gene Bond Secretary Emmett O Leary Treasurer Claudette Walsh Reporter Our Senuor Falr Queen Candidate was Donna Kay Roll Our Class Party held December 1 was termed a huge success Durung the y ar we took second pruze for our stunt at the All School Party and also came un second un Inter class Basketball Our Gurls Sku Mary Ellen Kerrugan took second place un the Inter class Sku Meet The All School Pucnuc brought a gloruous end to the re markable years events We all apprecuated Muss Ida Belle Edg ngton s conscuentuous efforts as our class sponsor Successful preductuons were evudent as the followung offucers were elected to guude us through our Sophomore year Adolph Koroshetz Presudent Rohn Herruck Vuce presudent Mary Ellen Kerrugan Secretary Donna Kay Roll Treasurer Dorothy Ann Zalar Reporter On September 14 our class was quute proud as our stunt Past and Present took furst pruze Our Senuor Faur Queen Candudate Florence Jean McMahon reugned as Her Mauesty at the Senuor Faur November 30 found the band room cleverly decorated un a Toyland Theme for the class party Class prude was domm nt as our Gurls Sku Team lDorothy Ann Zalar Donna Kay Roll and Mary Ellen Kerruganl took furst place and the boys rated a second place The actuvutues of the year ended wuth the All School Pucnuc All the class offucers acted as members of the temporary Student Councul and helped form the constututuon for oncomung years We welcomed Mrs Mary Ellen Davudson as our sponsor We returned to the halls of educatuon on September 2 proud of the fact that we were now Junuors and upper class men Our class cabunet consusted of Emmett O Leary Presudent Rudolph Bost Vuce presudent Dorothy Ann Zalar Secretary Janet McDonald Treasurer Jummy Raune Reporter Mary Ellen Kerrugan Hustoruan At the begunnung of the year we once agaun took furst pruze for havung the best stunt at the All School Party On September 29 we entertauned the Senuors at our very successful Treasure Island Party Durung the weekend of December 12 and 13 the Junuor Play a three act comedy Call Me Darlung was applauded by large auduences The Inter class Sku Races gave the Junuor gurls second place and thurd place was attauned by the boys Our classmate and hugh scorer of the Panthers Emmett O Leary was named on the All Star Basketball Tournament Team at Alamosa On May 9 the Junuor Prom and Banquet a Petal Paraduse was the most gala socual event of the year Agaun our successful school yea was due to our capable and understandung sponsor Mrs Mary Ellen Davudson Reaching for superlatuve wusdom fufty students enrolled a Senuors on August 31 1953 Competent offuce s el c 4 A e Rudolph Bost Presudent Emmett OLeary Vuce presudent Gal Bare Secretary Janet McDonald Treasurer Jummy Raune Re porter and Mary Ellen Kerrugan Hustoruan We gave the ta dutuonal All School Party and awarded pruzes for outstanding stunts The All School Pucnuc was held un the fall at the scen c pucn c grounds of Twun Lakes Strenuous exercuse and consump tuon of much food added to a wonderful day free from studu LS 'asks The .Iunuor Semor Party was thoroughly enloyed by us as we were the honored guests of the .Iunuors The Leadvulle Gym nasuum was the center of attraction on October 2 and 3 Here we held our Semor Faur Tun Pan Alley whuch was a bug suc cess Rugged un outlandush costumes the Senuors celebrated Slouch Day Aprul 23 All students were un a lovual mood when summoned tothe audutoruum to vuew a performance by natu al born actors and actresses Echoes of hularuty were not heard on on Aprul 27 Teachers heads hung un sadness students wandered of the 3 Rs had skupped to Mount Prunceton Hot Sprungs The socual actuvuty of the year the Junuor Senuor Banquet and Prom was held May 15 and wull forever remaun a pleasant memo y Class Day was held May 28 The Senuors presented a sho bu umpressuve program Honors were bestowed upon the followung Valeductoruan Mary Catherune Weber Salutatoruan Darlyne Magura Most Representatuve Gurl Dorothy Ann Zalar Most Representatuve Boy Emmett O Leary D A R Award Donna Kay Rall On the 29th of May the Senuors lourneyed to Glenwood for Trup Day Baccalaureate servuces were held un the audutoruum May 30 Dr Fred Plachy of Adams State College deluvered the address On June 1 the sedate Sensors robed un caps and gowns receuved coveted duplomas at the Commencement Exer cuses whuch were held un the Elks Opera House Then we at tended a Commencement Dance at the gymnasuum guven un our honor by the Board af Educatuon Thus was the culmunatuan of our happy years spent at Leadvulle Hugh School Our pleasant memorues and successful achuevements are due to the capable and congenual leadershup of our kund sponsor Mrs Mary Ellen Davudson 1 ' ll ll ' I' ' I . . 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' , l - ' 1 f I 1 ' ' , : , : I - THE MOUNT MASSIVE SENTINEL CLASS WILL 2--65 We the Class of 1954 having sound mnnds full pens and extra Ink do hereby make our class will and testament thus nulllfymg all bad debts promlses oaths vows and responsu bllltaes We bequeath these glfts to the remamlng student body and to the faculty who IH their sorrow at our leavung wull make such use of them as IS approprlate I Helen Ambrose leave my superb ways wrth boys to Sharon Rutherford Llve It up Sharon I Gall Bare leave and take Rohn wrth me Better luck next trme gurls' I Beverly Jean Bartell leave my offoce 'ob to Barbara Bcy ' Now Barbara you wont have to hold your breath I Barbara Bost leave my typlng ablllty and speed to Cookne Cerlse Dont rum It Cook I Geraldme Hagan leave I got my man gurls' I Patrucla French will my long curly halr to Margaret Doyle No scissors thus time Margaret I Peggy Gibson leave my athletnc ablllty to Elrzabeth Fo e man Make All Amerlcan I Esther Mae Hesstnger will my abullty to be true to cne guy to Darlene Rhodus tven when I m out of town Darlene I Mary Ellen Kerrlgan leave my freckles to Twala Bra I-reckles are a slgn of beauty Twrla I Nancy Kettunen wlll my ablllty to grade first year short hand to Elame Evans Its not as easy as you thunk I Marlene Law leave my height to Joan Drobnlck Now you can stand on Instead of being stepped on I Darlyne Magura wlll my dlgmty to Penny Russell T y bemg seen but not heard Penny I Mary Lou Muller leave my true blond curls to the un fortunate Junlors They didnt come out of a bottle to the future Sensor Class treasurers I Florence Jean McMahon leave my sheltered life and qu et ways to Madeline Vtdetlch And I always use the doo s Madeline I Betty Ortega glve my lpana smlle to Jan c Adams U e It occasionally Janlce I Donna Kay Roll wvll my date book to Happy Jones Double time now' I Shirley Smith leave my low altitude to Make Hinds The alr IS better dawn here l Betty Ann Sterley will my danclng ablllty to ha ry Walston Now maybe the grrls wlll chase you I Patrlcla Walker leave my ablllty to wrrte letters In school and not get caught to Dorothy Brlnk You lust dont have the 1 ght system Dorothy I Mary Catherine Weber gave my abrlrty rn Physics to Bull Sloden I Dorothy Ann Zalar leave my cheer leader costumes to my rster Lets keep them In the famaly Betty Jean I Albert Bezzlc LEAVE Goodbye' I Rudolph Bost will my cowboy boots to Mr Chastain Now your hat wont look so lonesome I Earl Chaney leave my Freshman harem to the Junnor boys Now you stand a chance 1 Wllllam Cramer leave with the Sensors I m mdlspensable I Harold Cunningham glve my shyness to that red head It pays m the long run Jackle I Frank Finch wlll my ablllty to gtve history speeches to those sleepmg hnstory students I trred not to put you to sleep I Marlon Hagan leave my parklng meter at the saw mall to Vrnce Marcella Watch your pennies l Rohn Herrlck leave to my brother Dennis my Tyrol sk: boots You may have the ablllty to use them but youll have o grow some to full them I Arthur Hougland gave my trtle Always Late to Jere Rood Va lety rs the sp ce of lnfe I Charles Jakoplc leave my couch at the Ambassador Hotel to Danny Vergls Comfortable Isnt rt? I Henry Kung wlll my Model A to Janet Stlner It IS a change anyway I Robert Kochevar leave my book HOW TO BE CON CEITED which I received In 53 to Donme McMahon Dont wear It out Donme I Adolph Koroshetz will my technlque to get along wrth basketball to anyone who trles I Carl Llndbloom leave Barbara but not because I want to Stull prlvate property boys I Mchael Martinez wlll my ambltlon to be a dancrng teacher to whoever falls In my dance steps I Wnllram Muller leave my trombone fnrst chalr to Bob Allen Now you re closer to the door yet Bob I James Morlan wall my ablllty to get along with gurls to Lynn Glenn Good hunting Lynn' I Davad Nygren I ave my steady ways to Marllyn Grbson Thats I not 4 Marrlyn I Vernon Nygren leave Joanne but not for long Time wrll e I Emmett O Leary leave my basketball ablllty to the twms Keep It In the family guys I Ralph Pearce leave Now Mr Waggoner what will you do with all your pencils when Im gone' I Kenneth Pederson leave and say goodbye to all under I Wllllam Pezdlrc wlll my positron In wood working to .he future carpenters Watch your fingers fellows I James Raine leave my doorman s lob at the show It was fun but oh those early hours Ea ly In the morning tha- IS I Charles Shlmmtn leave my mtdmght hours to Donme Glb son Get In early a few times Donme I James Thomas wlll my talents of speech to all English students Work hard especially on Shakespeare I Howard Trltz leave my car but Ill be back when I ge some gas It runs better that way To the Faculty we leave flfty deserted slightly used chairs We used them well and steadily and they made a truly great rmpressuon on us I Frank Zeleznlkar will my Napoleonic ways to Doug Brown Dont meet your Waterloo To the Juniors we leave our first place on the Honor Roll You ve lost your best competltron To the Sophomores we leave the understandrng that m future years you wnll attaln the Ieadershlp the frlendlmess and the fame that we acquired as Seniors To the Freshmen we leave our refined dlgnlty and superb manners It goes along wnth the part of growing up To the Subbles we leave our grown up ways our good looks our many talents and our acquired knowledge Hope to read about you rn about four years Signed sealed publlshed and declared by the Class of 54 as thelr last wlll and testament In the presence of us who at thelr request have hereunto subscrrbed our names as attestrng wntnesses to sand statement NK BO M FF RB R GH PW +I I I I ' I I I .I ' ' ' ' 1 , , 1 - I , . I I I I - ' . . . . . . I I II H ' 1 1 1 1 , ' I I 1 1 . r' f ' , I I 1 I 1 1 1 1 ' I I ' ' ' I . , . - . . . 1 1 ' I ' I 1 1 I , , . , I I 1 , , - I ll N41 I , I I , ' I r ' ' ' 1 . I 1 I I I ' I l ' I I I I A I I . . I . I . . . I I I I I I I . I . . . . I I - I 1 ' T ' 1 I . I 1 I ' I . , 1 , . . . M . I I 'I' ' - I o . . . . , . I I - I I ' . , . I I I I I I 1 , , . t II. ' ' 1 I 1 'I I . I I ' ' I 1 1 - ' . I . . , 1 1 . , . I . D I I I - I, -ICIHGI MCDOFIGICI1 will mY 5I U99Ie Wllh 'he Class T eC'5U Y classmen. The road was long and hard but l made it. T I 1 1 1 1 1 1 a 1 A . . . I I I I I I I I . . I . 1 1 - I 1 - I I 1 e I 5 I . . . . . . Y 1 1 1 I I I I . I . I 1 I 1 - I I ' ' I 1 I 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 . ' I I 1 1 I ' I 1 I ' A , I . . I ' l . I 1 1 1 I ' 1 1 I I ' . ' . - I , . . I I I . l . C' I ' ' 1 1 1 1 1 J T . I A I I I , , . . . I I . . I 1 1 I ' I I ' I . . . . I . . ' I , 1 - - . . I I I ' I 'I ' 1 1 1 I T I I . ' ' . E.H., . .,B.B., . ., ,L.,R.P., . ., . ., J. ., . ., . ., B.B. THE MOUNT MASSIVE SENTINELWWWWWW AL STAFF The Annual Staff of 1954 was directed by the capable Edrforln Chief Adolph Koroshefz The rest of the edrlorlol sfaff was Asslsfanf Edllor Donna Kay Roll Busmess Manager Vernon Nygren ArfEd1for Charles Jakoprc Adverhsmg Agent Florence Jean McMahon Photograph Edrfor Marlon Hagan Achwhes Edrfor Rohn Herrick Class Edllor Rudolph Bosf Sports Ed for Emmet! O Leary The enhre cla s composed lhe annual sfaff Proofreaders were Gall Bore Dorofhy Ann Zalar and Belly Sferley Typlsfs were Barbara Bos! Mary Ellen Kerngan Mary Catherine Weber a'1d Darlyne Mag ra SFATED Lell fo Rrghr Charles Shummln Ralph Pearce Earl Cwaney Beverly Bortell Patrucna Walker Marlene Law Betty Ortega Esther Mae Hessunger Nancy Kettunen Janet McDonald Shirley Smlth Geraldlne Hagan Mary Lou Mlller Patrlcla French STANDING Albert Bezzlc Bull Pezdlrc David Nygren Jlm Ralne Frank Fmch Carl Llndbloom James Morlan Wlllldm Muller Frank Zeleznllcar Wllllam Cramer Michael Martnnez Kenneth Pederson Robert Koch var Harold Cunningham James Thomas Henry Kmg Howard Trltz 1 - - , 1 . . : , 1 1 I 1 I 1 I 1 1 1 I 1 1 , 7 f I ' I ' S . , ' I I ' vr t - . 37'f 'l l l of l l l' 8 1 1 'l 1 - wr:-f' : - ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , 1 1 1 1 . ' , 1 1 1 1 1 1 , , 1 1 1 -1 1 1 1 1 - THE MOUNT MASSIVE SENTINEL H CLASS PROPHECY The sun was shlnlng brlgthly and the day was brlsk and clear Suddenly the calmness of September 2 1950 was dls rupted by a blast of wlnd from the nolth Thls wlnd set the autumn leaves tumbllng down from the hlghest tree tops and caught ln thelr mldst a tlny falry named Future The dlsmayed Future after uncoverlng herself sat ln astonlshment for a few seconds gazlng Into the dlstance Suddenly around the corner came a troop of bewlldered boys and glrls mak ng thelr way towards Leadvllle Hgh School Llttl ru u s CUTIOSI y was so greatly aroused that she followed them through that flrst day ln hlgh school and all through th lr hlgh school career Now twenty years later ln 1974 th rn I tl fa y Future decldes to look ln on the class of 54 and see how they are gettlng along ln thelr careers FOX THEATER LEADVILLE COLORADO We see a rush of buslness Ah! The marquee reads CHARLES JAKOPIC starrlng us Tarzan ln TARZAN AND THE PAINT BRUSH and co starrlng the famed BETTY ANN STERLEY as Jane Wonder where they got thelr experlence'P WASHINGTON D C The famed TV star BETTY ORTEGA IS now starrlng weekly on her own TV program Bettys Bakln Bread We hear that the hottest number on the Hlt Parade IS Bettys commerclal EVERYBODYS BABYS BEGGIN FOR BETTYS BREAD UNIVERSITY OF HARVARD FRANK FINCH noted sclentlst has lust revealed another process of hls renowned FINCH THEORY Thls theory IS slated to replace the obsolete Elnsteln Theory LEADVILLE COLORADO MARLENE LAW now owns th St n Sp malt shop on 7th and Harrlson Marlene alms to please BILLINGS MONTANA RUDY BOST found Colorado not w s n enough for hlm so he picked up hls ten gallon hat cowboy boots spurs and hls horse Ablgalle and galloped bacx o M n ana NEW YORK CITY NEW YORK DOROTHY ANN ZALAR after fnsh ng h r ffth season wlth the Metropolitan Opera Company plans to return to Leadvllle to make her debut ln the Elks Opera House PUEBLO COLORADO ALBERT BEZZIC has lust publlshed h s book on HON TO KEEP A JOB AND NEVER BE ON TIME Well I guess practlce makes perfect HAWAIIAN ISLANDS SHIRLEY SMITH S Accordlon Band recently created a sensatlon among the na IVES wvth some of her great SSIECIIOIIS Worder lf they wore grass sklrts9 Hum' DETROIT MICHIGAN DONNA KAY ROLL and CARL LINDBLOOM are now flght lng over the presldency of he Mod I T Ford Company Both had experlence ln L H S PODUNK U S A An exploslon lust rocked th hlgh school ln Folunk It seems that the Home Ec teacher JANET McDONALD got her reclpes mlxed up wlth her chemlstry formulas Whot hoppened Janet? DENVER COLORADO EARL CHANEY has been promoted to chlef garbage col lector of the Clty of Denver Dont get carrled away Earl NORTH POLE MARY CATHERINE WEBER from her experlence ln her physlcs class has Invented an atomlc Mous Trop Mary Catherlne IS now worklng on a Man Trap CAMP CARSON COLORADO BILL PEZDRIC now ln the Army I5 serving tlme ln the guardhouse for preaching this theory on HOW TO GET OUT OF WORK Tlck Tac Toe IS excltlng Blll MASSACHUSETTS INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY DARLYNE MAGURA has reached the posltlon of Elnsteln s top asslstant Happy flgurlng Dar SAN DIEGO CALIFORNIA ART HOUGLAND has lust returned from Scotland where he rnarrled Scarlett MacDougal who seems to have fallen m love wlth Arts plald topped convertlble and dual bag plpes OSLO NORWAY GAIL BARE and ROHN HERRICK managed to walt untl the flrst snow fall of er graduallon to hold the marriage or the top of cooper Hlll Gall and Rohn are now tralnlng then OWN team of FIS champlons PHILADELPHIA PENNA JIMMY MORLAN has perfected a new type of home pel manent Jlmls Trlplets are now replacing Toms Twlns RATON NEW MEXICO HELEN AMBROSE IS STILL Helen Ambrose' BOISE IDAHO After graduatlon HOWARD TRITZ started a practlcal bus ness To have teeth pulled out ln blts see Dentlst Howard Trlt LEADVILLE COLORADO Soon after graduatlon ESTHER MAE HESSINGER lnherltec a Cookle factory We always knew Esther llked Cookles HOUSTON TEXAS HENRY KING IS now Commandlng Offlcer of the Alf Force Henry got hls experlence ln C A P RENO NEVADA PAT WALKER has lust recelved the Pulltzer Prlze for belnc the worlds foremost conversatlonallst CHICAGO ILLINOIS ROBERT KOCHEVAR got hls degree as a doctor recently The buslness alnt what she used to be for HORSE Doctors I5 lt ZIZ? These new fangled autos THE BOWERY NEW YORK PEGGY GIBSON now operates on a full tlme basls he gymnasium PEGGYS PUNCHY PARADISE FOR PUNCHY PUGS Here she tralns great athl tes llke BILL IPICK EM UP, MILLER FRANK ZELEZNIKER the Heavy Welght Paper Welght 1 the World Buslness mus be booming Peg PORTLAND, OREGON PAT FRENCH has lust been promoted to the presldency o the GIGGLES JELLY BEAN FIRM We always knew that glggle of yours would come ln handy Pat BERMUDA FLORENCE JEAN MIMAHON and DAVID NYGREN have finally flnlshed thelr book TWO CAN LIVE AS CHEAPLY AS ONE Congratulatlons klds we knew you had lt ln you BERLIN GERMANY KENNETH PEDERSON IS now the new commentator starrlnc on the program HOW TO BE HEARD AND NOT SEEN sponsored by the Brallle Company KANSAS CITY MISSOURI MARYLOU MILLER now owns a chaln of grocery store Youve all heard of MILLERS SUPER MARKETS MIAMI FLORIDA SAMMY HAGAN has replaced Joe DIMOQQIO on the New York Yankees but he dldnt lnherlt Marllyn Now poor an IS golng mad because he dosent know how to play baseba WASHINGTON D C BARBARA BOST after much commerclal work has flnally gotten a 'ob as secretary to the secretary to the Secretary of State John Dlmwhltt Fosterson HOLLYWOOD CALIFORNIA MIKE MARTINEZ now owns hls own dance hall Althougr we look very closely we dont seem to be able to see Mlke Maybe hes Danclng ln the Dark LEADVILLE COLORADO GERALDINE BRADY HAGAN has gust dlscovered soap lt cuts her dlsh washlng tlme ln half FORT HOOD TEXAS CHARLES SHIMMIN after enllstlng ln the Armed Forces l CIOSSITI8d as an ACE potatoe Peeler'P'7 LEADVILLE, COLORADO NANCY KETTUNEN has finally managed to save enougf money to bulld an escalator up to her house at 600 East 3rc Street DENVER COLORADO JIMMY RAINE nows leads hls own orchestra He IS cur rently appearlng at the Ralnbow Ball Room ln Denver You ve no doubt heard Jlmmys theme SWING IN PAIN WITH JIMMY RAINE M1 X, I-1g,.fx,.1' V MA ' , : . - . E . 1 1 . , - - - I I- 1, ' I . I u u ll 11 ' ' 11 11 , , ,, . - 7 - u ' '1 11 ' ' H '1 11 - I 1 - 1 - 1. 1 11 1 - . . . e . .e' t 1 - ' ' ' , e' . 1 2 4 , e sa. e li e lr - ll ll ' ' II If -I ' . I . - 3 . I : 1 1 I . . ,, . ,. I' I I I la 1 I . H , , . . . , : I , ,g . . 1 . . . . I A , ll I ' ll . , , ll ' ll ' I ' I 1 1 1 1 1 . . , 1 , : . I . I . . , I I : ' e ' 1 l ' ll ' I I I ll 1 - 2 I I the champlon Feather LIfI6I ' of the World, and also the famec. ' ' ' lf ' fl . . I Q 1 - . 1 , . e I: ' - . . h . , , A I I 4 ' ' ' ' . . - 1 . . . . , 1 2 , . , , . . l e . g 1 . , , 1 2 . , . l I ' : ' 1 I ' . , . . A. , . . - L I 1 - , I . 1 t , : . , . . ' ' t e . ' ' ' ' ' . . S s ' ' . . . ' ' ' ll 1 - - - 1 . .: e 1 - , , , . , , . . . , , 1 : . . , . , . . : , g 1 , . , : - . . . . . . ,, H ' 1 1 . . . .. . . . . . , 4 1 . I , 1 : - - E ' . 1 I . . , THE MOUNT MASSIVE SENTINEL CLASS PROPHECY IContmuedI LSCON ARIZONA BEVERLY BARTELL after putting In many years service with Bell Telephone System has now formed her own company THE BARTELL TELEPHONE COMPANY LFADVILLE COLORADO EMMETT OLEARY after successfully coaching the Lead nl e Kittens is now leaving for Hollywood where he will resume n acting career WASHINGTON D C RALPH PEARCE rs now wrltmg hysterical pokes for the DNGRESSIONAL RECORD Ralph always was good for a rr nah WASHINGTON D C JAMES THOMAS famous architect recently designed the We PENTAGON In Washington GALLUP NEW MEXICO HAROLD CUNNINGHAM IS now residing on the Ugh Ugh Reservation and IS sole owner of the NAVAJO RUG COM 'Nw Bug Wampum Red Wwe! BROADMOOR GOLF COURSE COLORADO MARY ELLEN KERRIGAN renowned women golfer is now giving private lessons In the a t of safe driving HOTEL SAVOY LONDON ENGLAND VERNON NYGREN multlmllllonalre has recently publl shed his book HOW TO BRING IN THE HAY BY BECOMING A CPA He always was great with a figure LEADVILLE COLORADO ADOLPH KOROSHETZ IS now head pharmacist at The Taylor Drug Company His motto is IF WE AINT GOT IT WHO HAS? MEDITERRANEAN SEA BILL CRAMER the shy boy of the Class of 54 only one weelf after graduation eloped with a Denver Mlllronalress They ranean In one of her yachts Still water runs the deepest' M M D SIMWEWWU ,ew P MMM, Wa f www W6-N 6552? fd'-vgjf-fsiergvi ! ,460 ,mzfzw Wcfmdfft 154' MMWW7 ,lfwfjd nor.: MZQMEKMQM ji? VM JLZZJ M32 Maggy Q iw fflmu 220 Qajlfiefiwce 'W My My Afffffiiezee .ML s Ewf gdb WM Hmfw-'wah ,FAJQZ QUJ 6 946,22 if ff EWMMKG' 277 lawn dMf iff 1 f ff? En' I I 1 - I 1 I Y . . ' , ' . I . In 1 - I 1 I A meh talked about OCTAGON BUILDING, which stands next were. last heard of when they were cruising down the Mediter- ' i , , . E.c., F. ., J. ,, D.N., .R., oz. QI, ' ' . . ' a V ' 1 5 l r . 'YU WL I A I I KX - If E S ff ' ' U . I Name ALBERT BEZZIC RUDOLPH BOST EARL CHANEY WILLIAM CRAMER HAROLD CUNNINGHAM FRANK FINCH MARION HAGAN ROHN HERRICK ARTHUR HOUGLAND CHARLES JACKOPIC HENRY KING ROBERT KOCHEVAR ADOLPH KOROSHETZ CARL LINDBLOOM MICHAEL MARTINEZ WILLIAM MILLER JAMES MORLAN DAVID NYGREN VERNON NYGREN EMMETT O LEARY RALPH PEARCE KENNETH PEDERSON WILLIAM PEZDIRC JAMES RAINE CHARLES SHIMMIN JAMES THOMAS HOWARD TRITZ FRANK ZELEZNIKAR HELEN AMBROSE GAIL BARE BEVERLY BARTELL BARBARA BOST GERALDINE HAGAN PATRICIA FRENCH PEGGY GIBSON ESTHER M HESSINGER MARY ELLEN KERRIGAN NANCY KETTUNEN MARLENE LAW DARLYNE MAGURA MARY LOU MILLER JANET McDONALD FLORENCE McMAHON BETTY ORTEGA DONNA KAY ROLL SHIRLEY SMITH BETTY STERLEY PATRICIA WALKER MARY C WEBER DOROTHY A ZALAR THE MOUNT MASSIVE SENTINEL Goes By Rudy Otley r e Frank Sam Rohn Archy Junior Hank nz Dolph Car Make I rm Dave Vern Emmett Oscar Ken Spuds rm Ace Tom How Drake Helen Gay ev Barbara Gerry o 99 Esther Kerry Nan Mar Dollre Blondie Florence Betty Don Smrtty Betts a M Dot Ge WHO'S WHO -2555 Likes Sports Hunting 8- Math Money Radio Baseball Money Janet Gan Car r Cap Sports Sharlene Barbara Dancmg Basketball Track Florence J Joanne Basketball Basketball Teeth Mountams Anything Rock Clrmbmg Grr s Sondra Gtr s People Rohn Good Food Ice Skattng Skung Hugh Gerry Frrendl People Skiing Gene Ice Skatmg Boys Danclng Rrchard David Flshlng Skllng Music Fllrtlng Travelung Square Dancing Music Pet Saying Homeworkll You farmers Prtful Rats Take rt easy Man a uve Oh nuts Holy Cow Oh yea Women Good Mornrng I dont know l guess Could be Gads Get hep Why You know lt' Farmer' Who me? Nuts' Aw Common You don t s Greetings ll s y Aw Crum Evidently Really I dont know That s news Oh Darn Oh dear No fooling That s OK Hon So what What It lsn t easy Oh how sweet Figure that one Oh Joy Gee Whtz Pretty Sneaky Really Who s he? Uh huh Really? eY ou J-4749 P'O X Ambrtron To flnlsh school Engineer A farm rn N Dok Sclentrst To be a Man Engineer To do something go NI College Skt Team Stoveprpe Jo key Fashron Illustrator Joan Arr Force Undecided Be a pharmacist Graduate Dance Instructor Director Ve Frghter Prlot Certrfred Publlc A Become Famous C P A To be a Man Lrve forever College To travel Presldent Dentist Great Lover Alrllne Hostess Fly Glrl Telephone Operator Secretary Good Housewnfe Arrllne Hostess Arrllne Hostess Mother Nurse Secretary Secretary Marry mtlluonarre Alrlrne Hostess Ge Rich qulck Nursing Bookkeeper Arrllne Hostess Go to college 2nd Lieutenant rn WAC Arrlme Hostess Nurse Sung an Met it A V 5- AI ff - - B'II ' oh ' - R d H ff ,, I. ,, , r .I ,, ,, . c ' A 1 oh ' Z' ll ll 1 I ll I 11 ern ff H - J' ff H , U ,H .. . N I ll ' ll .VI J. . ,, ,, G l I H I ay ,, ,I G ,, . . I ,, ,, B ll I ll ' H I ll P I ff ff - - P Oh ' ' . M ' y ' ,, H ' ll ll ' 11 - 1 H - . . JJ ' ,H ,ff- ff - . . ,, . ,, ll ll I . 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' Oh THE MOUNT MASSIVE SENTINEL JUNIOPS :ne Junuors started the year s actnvrtres by :ng second place nn tne stunt contest at me All School Party Our T V program cols sted ot o boxmg match and novelty ll ITIDEYS September l2 a shadow was cast over tr e entrre school but particularly the Junror class by the death of Charles Mct-sale Cnaraes v Gs a popular actrve member o t e group ctool pncmc and on October 9 the Junrors entertorned the Sensors at a U shar rt party Everyone enloyed the dances games and refreshments Donald McMahon ond Janet Glover were mected attendants to the Kung and Queen ol Mardr Gras Jere Rood was one of the tccents c osen to go to the lournolrsm con ference ln Boulder November l3 d 14 the class play Boshful Berte was presented The audr ence proclaumed the productron a success Happy day February 24 class rrngs arrived The Junrors were vrctorrous thus year rn capturmg the anterclass basketball crown on Marcn A6 The hrghlrght of the year was the Junaor Sensor Banquet and Prom grven May l5 The theme A Starrway to the Stars was spar lrl 'vm and eflectrve Offrcers elected were Presrdent Donald McMahon Vrce Presudent Warren Br tram Secretory Denms Herrrck Treasurer Janet Glover Hastoruan Anrto Conyers Reporter Janet Strner Student Councrl Representa tve Marv Ann Mehle and Wllllarn Sloden Mass Kathleen Roche was our sponsor At the February meetmq Junre Crowley was unonr mcusly elected Secretary to full the vacancy created bv the wrthdrawal of Duxue Dennus ls N N , , 1 is . , , . f vv..r. ' X' I' wr . T H l l X X OOQII' n. . IX , , ' ' . ' , I 0 f A ' n ' Y l ' K L 'S October 7, we had a good time at the 0 L , ' ' , , ' . I V ' ll . 'A V 1 A ' I ' . N rl 9 A , 'on , l I '. ' N' 4 rr S rr 1 T XHTHE MOUNT MASSIVE SENTINEL IORS F RST ROW Left to Raght Gerald Hack Stan Godfrey Harvey Frank Bob Allen Warren Brstram Jacky Graves Leon ard Fabran Rubel Atenclo SECOND ROW Ann Bogunovrch Barbara Boyd Barbara Bond MaryJ Hren Janet Glover Shlrley Henderson Junue Crowley Elaine Evans Carolyn Cook THIRD ROW Allen Hoach Denms Herrlck Anna M C rse Mary Drobnlck Dorothy Brink Vrrgrma Foreman Norma Fullmer Lors Hleter Anna M Bradach Mass Roche Warren Farren John Bezzac FIRST ROW Left to Rrght Jerry Kang Jere Rood Horacno Mondragon Arthur Trulullo Bull Wakely Donald McMahon Charles McEachern Bull Sgoden Bull Ruszka Ed Martrnez SECOND ROW Karen Schmoker Benme Pacheco Janet Stlner Joan Salmrch Darlene Rhodus Sharon K Rutherford Joelyn R: der Margaret Weber Marne Matlock Lenora Overman Mary A Mehle THIRD ROW Bull Matekel Mary Sanchez F ancune Threlke Bettlmae Morlan James Mlndenhall Rego Omeregrc Bull Latham Carol Savoren Joan Peschel Muss Roche Rosalre Yaklch Vmcent Marcella Not m prcture Mlldred Carney Anlta Conyers Leo McGeehan Dlxre Denms James Vaughan Dan Verges Happy Jones z T , 2 . . , ' T -1 I I I I I I ' I ' T I I I ' I I I I I ' -' I I ' -- , , , , , , - , , , , T Z A I l Y , i 1 r 3 2' A 2. i g ., , , , Q ,,..,.. ...,,,, 1 . , ig 1 't...E--:5.:,- ! rf , 5 , s g .3 x .. 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T I I I I I I 1 s Y - s vvv- v THE MOUNT MASSIVE SENTINEL JUNIOR PLAY SEATED Left to Right Francme Thlelke Mary Sanchez Rosalle Yaktch Anna Mane Ceruse Donald McMahon Jacky Graves Jere Rood Joelyn Roeder Sharon Rutherford Denms Hernck Janet Stmer Warren Blstram Bull Sloden STANDING Mass Roche Leonard Fabuan Bull Latham Vuncent Marcella Ball Matekel Joan Salmlch Janet Glover Mar garet Weber Lenora Overman Shirley Henderson Junle Crowley Joan Peschel Mary Joan Hren Barbara Boyd On November 'I3 and 14 the Jumor Class presented Bashful Bertue a comedy m tnree acts l-e cast played to a packed house on both mghts The play concerned a boy who was very shy when It came to gurls To help a detective frnend out ofa preducament he proposes to three gurls all of whom accept All s well that ends well and Basnfcl The cast was as follows Bertle Barrett Jere Rood Hetty Gramm Joelyn Roeder Bonny Cra Nford Margaret Weber lndua Englehart Joan Salmlch Pamela Petley Jume Crowley Colette La Blanc Janet Stlner Rose Ramsey Mary Joan Hren Nellle Kenyon Francune Thnelke, Wlllle Watt Denms Herr ck Steve Darnell Donald McMahon Lefty Frank Jackie Graves Between act performers were Anna Marne Cerlse Lenora Overman Janet Glover Mary Sanchez Rosalue Yaklch Joan Peschel Barbara Boyd Leonard Fabian Wnllaam Latham Vmcent Marcella and Wnl ham Matekel Dlrector Mlss Kathleen Roche All members of the cast gave an outstondmg performance Production staff Warren Blstram Wnlluam Sloden Sharon Rutherford Sharley Jean Henderson Bar bara Bond and Darlene Rhodus - . - . . I I . . I . . I I I I I I . ' I . I . I ' I - I I . I ' I I I ' ' II - 11 ' 1 ' ' T ll I II ' , . Bertie not only gets married but captures a gangster. : . - I . - I X D I . - . ' - . I - . I - I . - . . . . - . E I Q.. I i . . . . 1 1 I ' 1 . . I I I . I . . I . . - . : . I . . . I I . I - , . THE MOUNT MASSIVE SENTINEL 1 - H- H-M M- - M -- - - THE MQUNT MASSIVE SENTINEL - -- S- OPI-I Y I ,X f L 5,1 'liz ll sfo 7 ... ..r.... ...f-...'..'...'...-...-.--..-...'.. - At the fnrst meetmg of the Sophomore Class the follownng offncers were elected for the year President Vuce Presndent Secretary Treasurer Reporter Hnstoruan Student Councnl Representattves Alfred O Leary Albert O Leary Kenneth Arnold Joe Bost Sharon Sutler Sherry Kostelc and Stanley Thuelke At the begmnung ofthe year the Sophomores attended the annual All School Party gtven by the S mors At thus party the Sophomores captured first prnze for thenr stunt On October 8 the Sophomores wuth the other students enloyed the All School Pucmc held at Twm Lakes Later on an the term the Sophomores had theur class party Thus party was held on January I5 1954 l the band room The Sophomore boys edged out thenr competutors to wan the nnterclass slu chcmptonshtp held on March 27 The gurls team placed second rf X ff ,T T ,J u A X ll f 4 'X 'yt RCN ' ' o Ycfl X iq. l 1 l l ' t sers giQ i3lrilriigs, I r ' l ...,...., U ..,,..............,.., . ' JA - ff- to J A-.THE MOUNT MASSIVE SENTINEL SOPHOMORES L FIRST ROW Bllly Roberts LaMome Sagwart Frank Sadar John Skala Jerry Thomas Jlmmy Valdez Alfonso Vargas SECOND RO W Barbara Vldlck Mary Schroedder Mary lou Padilla Jo Ann Ranlch Sharon Sltler Charlotte Pooler Betty Jean Zalar Sharlene Sadar Emma Qumtana Allcua Valdez THIRD ROW Bull Sheesley Stanley Thlelke Leota Webb Eleanor Wll I. R son e oy Wurtz Bull Roberts Jlm Rutherford Bob Wllson Anton Purkat Charles Schroeder Betty Walllams Pat Shaffner Mrs Smlth .ar-to UZ FI g ran ovlc SECOND ROW Mar garet Doyle Manlyn Glbson Susan Gomez Betty Lou Jackson Betty Chaney Roxue Holden Helen Cusneros Elnzabeth Foreman THIRD ROW Marne Ann Burger Charlene Bost Rose Dwyer John Cook Toby Bogle Michael H d J nn s oe Bost Claudine Damlanovlch Kathryn Johnson Rosella Esqulbel Sondra Jolley Mrs Smlth J ' ' ' P 5 '! 5 A A A ' at E 1 ' .-X ' I , it ,. J I A W it E J , n RST ROW-Keith Clupp, Dean Du Pont, Kenneth Arnold, Robert Bennington, Geor e F k ' h. - - THE MOUNT MASSIVE SENTINEL ew SOPHOMORES FIRST ROW Tony Lovato Joe Maestas Ray Larsh Randall Ortiz Alfred OLeary Albert Oleary Lloyd Morris Carl Miller Michael Kerrlgan SECOND ROW Delflnla Ortega Sharon McMurrough Joan Kochevar Gleeora McAuliffe Wayne Faldlga Vernard Luoma Ronald Krlzman Robert Lester Robert Koken Lynn Glenn Herman Hack Michael Lane Junior Mondragon Manual Mondragon Mrs Smith sponsor ZZFD I T :va 0 F - 4 ,Lx x u . Q I ' u ' T I I I I I I I . I . . ' - . . I I I . ' Rose Kochevar, Elaine Keating, Mary Ann Lake, Sheery Kostelc, Antoinette Lopez, Mary Lou Martinez. THIRD ROW- . . I I l I I I I I ' I , I I ' . I ' A AA-A - - - THE MOUNT MASSIVE SENTINEL Dm9SfWd UXOSEDIIPITS -JR! PAINTS IWEI I II' I 7!! k'US.ZQMJ 'MDB fax Wpppq A XVIXNU TE an M105 61047137027 9 mow S 72159 7 CmmQS W , ablww A171' 2 1 T 'u SA!! 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T., ::': , ,..,- T, K :'V ..,:.: : ' if ., -, ' I . -- E :-:-: Wm V- ' N - 11 ' 'T - ,QQ Q 5 M ' , J I u v v fx! fl E A , A, THF MOUNT MASSIVE SENTINEL 'Q' 3- Z f'iy4 l gs'-.X I NJ Jnlfvfla On September 4 1953 the Freshman started a new year The class chose as offncers for the year Frank Zonconella President Twlla Bratt Vlce Presldent Carole Kostelq Secretary Sandra Rose Treasurer Allen Moms Has tonan and Leo Robunson and Carol Cottmg ham os Student Councul Representotuves The Freshman class sponsor was Mr Schaefer On September ll nearly all the class en layed the All School Party The Freshman class stunt consusted of Dagpatch characters and the sungung ol the Lusterme Song On the 8th of October everyone had a good time at the All School Pncmc Football ond baseball were among the games played On November 6 the Freshmen held thezr class party ot whnch well planned games dances and dellcuous refreshments combuned to make the party a success THE MOUNT MASSIVE SENTINEL FRESHMEN FIRST ROW Norman Lake Donald Lamg Dennls Stlner Leo Robison Carolyn Smith Maurme Martm Nadlne Nag I Donna Mason Dorothy Kung Bette Russell Carol Safken Mary Helen Kulcher Dons Ann Ruszka SECOND ROW Dean Mason Wesley Paddock Herbert Tnnkle Llllle Kosteluc Judean Lessard Blllle June Schuck Carole Kostelc Alberta Mehl Patrlcna Weaver Barbara Lenarchle Shirley Stalcar Mary Ann Skala Erma Montoya Sandra Rose Richard Martell: D Schaefer sponsor THIRD ROW Frank Zancanella Bull Keatlng Allen Morrns Paul Mlndenhall Kenneth Trutz John Locknukar Wllllam Slens Raynold Maez Rlchard Poyner Thomas Mondragon gm FIRST ROW Left to Right Dolores Schroeder Jan t She sley Sally Hanes Judlth Burkhardt Twlla Bratt Carol Cottlng ham Kathleen Damlanovlch Jacqueline Cornella Frances Campbell Gall Barnett SECOND ROW D Schaefer sponsor Felnx Alnres Joan Drobmck Bertha Gallegos Fara Gallegcs Celestme Gallegos Donna Jakopnc Helen Barnard Joyce DuPont Merllnda Jlron Delflno Gomez Lawrence Brady IHIRD ROW Charles Cunningham Larry Anderson Ivan Flechter John Bauman Davld Hinds Douglas Brown Fred Fabian Davld Hagberg Charles Hawkes John Geary Not IH Picture Claudia Davis Eunlce Doyle Victor Qulntana Mike Pacheco Ronald Gorence Eugene OBarr Janice Adams Alex Vargas THF MOUNT MASSIVE SFNTINEI X .iz eg, ,.. ii .fx 9 The Eighth Grade year began with the All School Party with each class required to have a stunt The E ghth Grade Class sponsored by Miss Stevens gave a stunt of Mock First Aid In this they happened to come in last By the time Halloween rolled around the Sub Freshmen had given a bake sale to raise money lor t eir float in the Mardi Gras parade They received second place in the event The annual Sub-Freshmen party was held on January 8, at the L H S band room This party was tagged with The Sub-Debbie Dragnet, The motto was Let lt Snowf Interclass Cheerleaders chosen were Elsie Gilder, Sandra Wakely and Judy Arnold The Eighth Grade girls took first place in Interclass Skiing in their division Skiing for them were Vir g 'Ma Burton, Esther Cheeseman, Jo Ellen Weber and Lois Nelson. Virginia Burton took the highest honors i' her division. THF MOUNT MASSIVE SENTINEL SUB FRESHMAN one FIRST ROW Left to Right Neal Davles Terry Douglas Charles Lasley Gary Baker Donald Glbson Dale Goodnight Cheesman Betty Lou Cerlse Beverly Cook Agnes Loulse Faldnga Anita Lee THIRD ROW June Lake Carol Albertson Judlth Harper Davld Langford Alfred leyba Benny Falrchnld Carol K-ssmger Jolene Henderson Robert Cerlse Mlss J Stevens FIRST ROW Left to Right Sandra Pldcock Josephine Vargas Helen Vargas Ann Jean Poderzay Sandra Wakely Vlrglnla Morrls Jo Ellen Weber Parfle Pacheco Loss Nelson MlssJ Stevens SECOND ROW Harry Walston Fred Malenck Joseph Sandoval Richard Malmgren Robert Maez James Newby Charles Romalne Jean Meldrum Barbara McFarland Leon Metzger Fred Sllfka Walter Tucker Not In Picture Pete Aldez Vlrgmla Burton Sue Herron LeRoy Hesslnger Geneva Martinez Adolph Mumz Madeline Vudetnch ' .1 l 1 f If I , f ' s ' '21 . ' if , - 'I' ' . 1 A 5 1 A , 4 1 .. .. Qf V ' -5 ' 2 lil I 2 3 , 5 George Conklin, Joseph Gornick. SECOND ROW-Dora Garcia, Elsie Gilder, Elizabeth Rose Bailey, Judy Arnold, Esther 6 A 5 1 fo A . 2 t 9 ' i A K . . . . , ' . I . I . r . - I THE MOUNT MASSIVE SENTINEL ALM ALBERT O LEARY THE MOUNT MASSIVE SENTINEL Panther RANDALL ORTIZ Actzon ALFRED O LEARY A JUNIOR MONDRAGON Ra dy MICHAEL I-IINDS Ju lor M ke ROBERT KOCH EVAR IZ JOHN COOK THE MOUNT MASSIVE SENTINEL Panther Actzon EMMETT O LEARY Emmett GERALD HACK Gerry I-IORACIO MONDRAGON All Tournament John Orme me mourfr MASSIVE SEAJTINELAMWMHMW- PANTHERS A and MB SQUAD FIRS ROW Left to Right Manager Ralph Pearce Jump Mondragon Albert OLeary Warren Blstram Alfred OLeary Manuel Mond agon Kenneth Arnold O Lea y John Cook Gerald Hack Bobby Allen Robert Kochevar Mlchael Lane lM1chael Hmds Coach Darrel Wulks and t'1e 1953 54 League defeatmg Saluda 56 to 34 1n the1r capacnty crowd Coach Da rell W1lks SECOND ROW Ho1ac1o Mondragon Emmet Randall Ortlz THIRD ROW Blll Roberts R go Omeruglc Bull Wakely not ln plcturel Panthers ear1ed th d pace ln t'1e San L IS Valley Class A flnal leag e game of t1e year Thus game was wltnessed by a The B Squad under the excellent coachvng f John V1dr1ck gathered some valuable experlence and ended the1r season wuth a commendable 8 w1n I loss reco d Grad atlng lettermen are Capta1n Emmett OLeary t'1ree year letterman named on the All Star Tournament Team for the last two vears and too sco e of t'1e SLV League thls year wlth 316 POINTS Robert Kochevar three year letterman and rebo nd art1st Returmng lettermen w1ll be Horacuo Mondragon two year letterman Albert O Leary Alfred O Leary John Cook Mnchael Hnnds Randall Ort1z and Junuor Mondragon The last sux all Sophomores promlse an up and com1ng champlonshlp team GAMES WON Leadwlle Opponents Florence La .lara Idaho Sprnngs Cortez Abbey Buena V1 Cortez Saluda TOURNAMENT Sallda Overtume Games GAMES LOST Opponents Abbey Cllmax Del Norte Cllmax Durango Durango Sallda Alamosa Buena Vxsta Alamosa La Jara TOURNAMENT Alamosa Durango Leadvllle 39 ' l - 1 iz' I ' f u' ' 39 42 49 47 29 ' 42 48 40 45 54 49 ' 47 53 ' 69 54 47 41 66 41 39 H17 50 '49 'sta 45 30 l 33 50 37 47 51 55 ' 34 40 ' 51 51 75 47 ' 39 51 60 36 58 57 THE MOUNT MASSIVE SENTINEL -----A- A A - PANTHER CUBS Kneelung Left to Rughl: Bull Roberts traune Gary Balmer Vuctor Quuntana MarlcO Leary Te ry Douglas Buddy Crowley Rudy Cusneros Ronald Jenluns Eugene Evans Walter Tucker John Larsh Bobby Tunlcle Rodencl: O Leary Bob Bennungton trauner Standlng Thomas Mondragon Joe Herrera Allen Morrus Herbert Tunlcle, Raynold Maez Charles Romaune Coach James Stoner Davud l-lunds Douglas Brown Eugene O Barr Larry Anderson Mulce Pacheco l-larlzless Rochelle 2'-in Tne Junuor Hugh Panther Cubs under the competent supervusuon of Coach James H Stoner completed theur season wutn a combuned total of 16 vuctorues and 5 losses The Heavy weughts won 'IO out of ll games Theur only loss was from Del Norte at the San Luus Valley Junuor Hugh Basketball Tournament held at La Jcura Colorado Thus defeat dropped the Cubs from the tournament as ut was a one game elumunatuon affaur The Lught weughts held theur own wuth a 6 wun 4 loss record The Lught weughts dud not attend the tournament The Junuor Hugh program whuch was untroduced un Leadvulle un the fall of 1948 has gauned unterest and enthusuasm every year It has been umproved and mauntauned at the hughest standards possuble to guve our boys who wull become future Panthers a good basuc knowledge ofthe skulls and fundamentals of bas ketball and good sportsmanshup I : I 'I 1 I I ' I I . . . . . . . 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' I I ' THE Mouzvr MAss1v1: SENTINEL SKI TEAM Left to Right Allen Hoach Richard Malmgren Denms Hernck Warren Farren Mr Poplsh Coach Jacky Graves Rohn Hernck 2'-to 1954 brought a new addltuon to the fleld of sports at L H S This was the wonderful sport of sknng The ska team greatly supported by the school had a very good year conslderlng that this was Its flrst The team consisted of Denms Herrick Rohn Hernck Jacky Graves Ruchard Malmgren and Denms Stmer They were well coached by Martm Poplsh whose efforts were not In vam for the team although they dld not place flrst made an excellent showing of skull and sportsmanshap wherever they competed The flrst race attended was a three day meet at Wmter Park where we placed 8th out of a fueld of 15 The second another three day meet was at Aspen and here we placed 6th out of 'll The thnrd was an mduvndual meet at Climax The last meet was also an lnduvldual meet held at Steamboat Sprmgs At thas meet Denms Hernck placed 17th In Class I Denms Stmer 10th In Class II and Rnchard Malmgren 7th un Class Ill Altogether the sk: team completed a successful fnrst year THE MOUNT MASSIVE SENTINEL TRACK TEAM BACK ROW Left to Right Coach Darrell Wllks Henry Kung Gerald Hack Bill Wakley James Morlan Wlllldm Miller Rego Omerlglc Emmett O Leary John Cook Robert Kochevar Bull Roberts Bill Latham James Mlndenhall FRONT ROW Marlon Hagan Manuel Mondragon La Mome Slgwart Dean DuPont Victor Quintana Not in picture Rohn Herrick Stanley Godfrey Herman Hack 255 The Leadvllle Hugh School Track Team began practice March 29 T954 There was a good turnout with boys eager to try their skulls in various events Coach Darrell Wnlks and the Thmclads attended their first meet at Salida on April 9 their second meet at Adam State College in Alamosa on April 24 their third meet at Salida on April 28 and the District Meet at Salida on May 8 All Cmdermen who placed first second or thnrd un any event attended the State Track Meet on May 15 which was held at the University of Colorado un Boulder Colorado -Left to Right-Manager Bill Roberts, Kenneth Arnold, Bill Keating, James Valdez, Junior Mondragon, Herbert Tinkle, , . . . . . . . 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I I f-2-Fo-ww-f'-'--f-I-V-fv THE MOUNT MASSIVE SENTINEL +00-A-601 INTERCLASS BASKETBALL CHAMPIONS Lcf o Right Don McMahon Stanley Godfrey John Bezzlc Rego Omerigic Dan Verges Bill Wakley Bob Allen Rube' itenco Warren Blstram Kneeling Coach Robert Kochevar 0145.5 The undefeated Juniors beat the Semors 27 to 25 in the Championship Game to win the Leadville High School Interclass Basketball Tournament whicn was held from March 19 to March 26 e quarter finals found the Juniors defeating tie Sophomores 36 to 31 ln the semi finals the Semors beat the Sophomores 28 to 24 Mus qualifying to meet the Juniors in the finals were on pins and needles from start to the finish when the Juniors won by one point The Ninth Street St Mary s three game annual classic resulted in Ninth Streetfs winning all three games Coaches were Emmett O Leary Seniors Robert Kochevar Juniors Horacio Mondragon Sophomores Gerald Hack Freshmen Albert O Leary Sub Freshmen Junior Mondragon St Marys and James Stoner Ninth Street Alfred O Leary Randall Ortiz John Cook Michael Hinds Ray Martinez John Vldrlck and Duck Fer guson handled the whistles . v I Th . . . A O .n . I . The final game was close throughout with both teams matching each other basket for basket. The fans . , . . . . . . 1 , . ' I I I I I I ' I I THE MOUNT MASSIVE SENTINEL INTERCLASS SKI BOYS INTERCLASS SKI-CHAMPS GIRLS INTERCLASS SKI-CHAMPS H9 4-P' 4:-1435 March 27 marked the day for tne annual Interclass Sku Meet held at the Leadvulle Sku Course TI e event got nderx ay wth the frt racer stcurtung at 1000 a m The determunatuon was great and the pace a fast one everyone was out to capture tne coveted tutle The funol results showed the Sophomore boys and the Senuor gurls to be the wunnung teams un the hugh school duvusuon and St Marys boys and the sub freshman gurls un the grade school duvusuon Induvudual honors were captured by Charles Hawks who was furst un the boys slalom Lynn Glenn furst un the boys downhull Betty Jean Zalar turst un the gurls slalom and Mary Ellen Kerrugan turst un gurls downhull The combuned wunners were Charles Hawks and Betty Jean Zalar ' uu , ,N E 'i l 2 f M 'vs K .O f :Q A. if A 4: . -sm nu 'f Robert Bennington, Bob Wilson, Lynn Glenn, Michael Kerrigan Mary Ellen Korrigan, Dorothy Ann Zalar, Donna Kay Roll I . 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M k. is - ------- V--M M- THE MOUNT MASSIVE SE 'R Q 23'-bw - 33, 2 -2 xt, K. fx! gp 1 J I- , fax fm gl 1 XC A VUFJ5 X w THE MOUNT 'MASSIVE SENTINEL STUDENT COUNCIL FIRST ROW Left to Right Donna Kay Roll Carol Cottmgham Joelyn Roeder Mary Ann Mehle Sherry Kostelc .lean Bost Rohn Herrlck Adolph Koroshetz Donald McMahon Blll Sloden Stanley Thlelke Frank Zancanella Leo Robison OFFICERS President Rohn Herrlck Secretary Treasurer Dennis Herrlck Sponsor Mr LeRoy Alford Mr Alford agaln directed the Student Councrl this year as efficiently as IH the past He and President Rohn Herrick attended the State Convention at Fort Collins shortly after school started Here both were educated ln handlmg school council problems When they returned new plans were formulated some of them from Ideas developed at Fort Collins and some of them from ideas of the council members Committees were appointed and soon the plans began to develop rnto realrtles The Student Council has brought about numerous Improvements ln school student behavior sportsmanship and have worked along with the cheerleaders and Pep Club to try to make the games more Interesting and to Improve interscholastic relations By domg such thmgs as prmtmg programs welcoming other teams ropmg off sections for opposing cheering sections and by adopting a Code of Ethics they have accomplashed what they set out to do ln February the Student Council was host to the San Luis Valley Student Council and they proved to be very good hosts by having a welcoming committee to direct the vlsrtmg students through the school and to the meeting place Then they served refresh ments and had some entertainment which was enfoyed by everyone Outstanding In the Councils promotion Ideas IS the Committees production of a Student Handbook for next year's Senior Hrgh School and one for Jumor High School The Council extends smcere thanks to all who helped m any way durmg the year Meldrum SECOND ROW:Robert Cerise, Fred Slifka, Alfred 'O'Leary, DenniS Herrick, Mr. Alfdrd, Sponsor Rudolph Vice President .................................................................. Joelyn Roeder . . . , . . . . , . THE MOUNT MASSIVE SENTINEL Y - - S --vv--v v-0:54 PEP CLUB 2'-'55 lfs really an honor fo belong fo fhe Leadvllle High School Pep Club a spirited organlzahon which forms the nucleus that cheers fhe Panfhers on lo vlcfory Enfhusiasfrc members lend their vigorous vocal chords in co operahon wifh the band and pep rallies The black and while garbed pepsfers were zesffully led by fhe purple and gold clad rah rah girls Dorofhy Ann Zalar Mary Ellen Kerrlgan and Gail Bare Miss Florence McMahon sponsors the club and Mr Richard Ferguson Lake County Recreahonal Direclor, organized the drills 255 , . . . . in showing specfafors a variety of colorful and affracfive drills at fhe baskefball games Il ' ll. ' ' THE MOUNT MASSIVE SENTINEL BAND 1 FIRST ROW Left to Right Carolyn Cook Howard Trltz lMalorettes7 Elame Keating Joan Salmrch Gall Bare Maurlne Martm Mary Ann Lake SECOND ROW Sharon Rutherford Eleanor Wllson Gleeora McAuliffe Karen Schmoker Ronald Krlzman Anton Purkat Bull Matekel Leonard Fablan Albert Bezzlc THIRD ROW Norman Lake Douglas Brown John Bezzlc Randall Ortiz Alan Hoach Shlrley Smith James Thomas Claudlne Damlanovlch Jerry Thomas Bob Allen Vlncent Marcella Wllllam Muller FOURTH ROW James Ralne Jacqueline Cornella l.eo Robison Herbert Tlnkle Peggy Gibson Wlllnam Wakely Kenneth Pederson Mr Wilson Director ZZ55 The band was directed by Mr Kenneth Wilson thus year Jlmmy Raine was chosen as Drum Malor with Gall Bare Elaine Keatlng and Joan Salmuch as the malorettes On February 'I9 the mght of the band party the band members got a chance to llsten to someone else s muslc and to dance to lt Throughout the evening games were played The party ended with the serving of refreshments The band played at all of the home games durmg basketball season something which added to them and made them much more nmpresslve April 2 found some of the members at Monte Vista at the annual solo contest where they vled for lndlvldual ratmgs Many of them received a I ratmg whlch IS very hugh appralsal of their playmg abnlnty The band clmlc was held at Salida on April 6 and the band contest at Monte Vlsta on Aprll 21 THE MOUNT MASSIVE SENTINEL MOUNT ELBERT SKI CLUB FIRST ROW Left to Rught Mary Catherune Weber Jere Ron Lynn Glenn Bull Suoden Warren Bustram Sharon Ruther ford SECOND ROW Charles Hawks Keuth Clapp Lloyd Morrs Ruchard Malmgren Robert Bennungton Carl Muller Bull Ruszka Jacky Graves Denms Herruck Allen Hoach TH RD ROW Donna Kay Roll Bullue June Schuck Judean Les sard Sally Hanes Elaune Keatung Joelyn Roeder Margare Web Betty Jean Zalar Jo Ellen Weber Charlotte Pooler Elaune Evans Dennus Stuner FOURTH ROW Jum Raune Jud th Burkhardt Jean Meldrum Sandra Rose Margaret Doyle Rose Marue Dwyer Sharon Sutler .lo Ann Ranuch Gleeora McAulffe Junue Crowley Stanley Thuelke Rohn Herruck OFFICERS Presudent Rohn Herruck Vuce Presudent Donna Kay Roll Secretary Treasurer Dennus Herruck Reporter Gaul Bare sf L S Mr POPlSl-l The Mount Elbert Sku Club under the supervusuon of Martun Popush had another profutable year The membershup was large and enthusuastuc On Thursday evenungs the Leadvulle Sku Tow was un operatuon for those who dudnt get In enough skuung on weekends On March 27 the annual Interclass Sku Races were held The Senuor gurls and the Sophomore boys were the vuctors followed closely by the Junuors lnduvuduol honors were won by Lynn Glenn furst un the boys downhull Charles Hawks furst un the boys slalom Mary Ellen Kerrugan furst un the gurls slalom Betty Jean Zalar furst un the gurls downhull In combuned Betty Jean Zalar and Charles Hawks were the wunners X I X s. -' ' 1 -1 I I f I ' - - I , 5 I 1 1 I I I I - 1 1 I ' . , T I ' T I ' I I I 1 ,. W' , W, , 2 M M 51 ., 4 A l. fy, ,. fl . , . .. . ' I . , . . . , . G . . , . 1 I I I . . . . , . . . , . . I I I ' I THE MOUNT MASSIVE SENTINEL PROSPECTOR STAFF FIRST ROW Joe Bost Allen Morrls Charles Jakopnc Alfred Leyba Janet Stme Jnmmy Rame Jere Rood Mary Cath erme Weber Charles Shummm Dorothy Ann Zalar Emmett O Leary Mass Perkms Sponsor Dons Ann Ruzska SECOND ROW Randy Ortuz Gleeora McAuhffe Mary Ellen Kerrngan Margaret Weber Joan Salmnch Joelyn Roeder Francme Th Ik B I Doyle Mary Helen Kulchur JoAnn Ranlch Lenora Overman Betty Jean Zalar Cha lotte Poole Rose Marne Dwyer Betty Lou Jackson THIRD ROW Mary Ann Lake Rohn Herrick Douglas Brown Sandra Rose Ann Bogunovlch Judean Lessard Donna Jakoptc Joan Peschel Janet Glover Janet McDonald Gall Bare Donna Kay Roll Darlyne Magura Sharon Rutherford ? J The Prospector had a very successful year under the sLperv1slon of Miss Eve Perkms Nme very Interesting Issues were published under the able leadership of Jimmy Raine Editor ln Chief Mary Catherine Weber News Editor .lere Rood Feature Editor Dorotfy Ann Zalar Business Manager Charles Shrmmln Sports Edttor Emmett O Leary Crrcula tion Manager and Charles Jakoplc Art Editor On November 20 27 Jimmy Raine Mary Catherine Weber Jere Rood Dorothy Ann Zalar Earl Chaney and Mfss Perkms lourneyed to Boulder where they attended the annual Press conference Valuable information was obtained which was of much use to the staff during the year The Prospector was again prmted at the Herald Democrat 2-65 -f .'f'g-1'H-4x-:'5-45-fb-1'7-1,P CP f5'fN'1P-'f Q 0 A , - f i I I f , I 7' I I 1 I ' -L I I t I I I I ie e, ettimae Mor an, Carol Savoren, Mary Joan Hren, Darlene Rhodus, Marilyn Gibson, Junie Crowley, Margaret , , , , , r r, ' , ' T I I I I I I . . . . . . . . . I. . . I ' - - : , 1 , 2 I I 1 I I ' I I ' ' 1 I ' 1 I I 1 , THE MOUNT MASSIVE SENTINEL ww INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS CLUB FIRST ROW Left to Rrght Mary Ann Lake Joan Salmnch Darlyne Magura Mary Catherme Weber Margaret Weber Joelyn Roeder Leota Webb SECOND ROW Mlss McMahon Sponsor Dorothy Ann Zalar Rose Mane Dwyer Joanne Ponlkvar Charles Shummln Harvey Frank Frank Fmch Jam s Mmdenhall Sherry Kostelc Sharon McMurrough Betty Jean Zalar The International Relations Club alms to broaden the students awareness and understanding of contemporary world problems Sem: monthly forums presented stimulating and meaningful views of the great Issues of our time Vrsltmg experts were mvlted to discuss special subjects The ultimate objective of the I R C rs to assure that its members will develop the desire and ablllty to assume positions of leadership ln the community nation and world The officers for the year were Mary Cathernne Weber Margaret Weber Darlyne Magura Joelyn Roeder Muss Florence McMahon President Vrce President Secretary Treasurer Parllamentarlan Sponsor THE MOUNT MASSIVE SENTINEL QUILL AND SCROLL FIRST ROW Donna Kay Roll Darlyne Magura Gaul Bare Joan Salmuch Mary Cothenne Weber Dorothy Ann Zalar Mary Ellen Kerrugan Francune Thuelke Margaret Weber Janet McDonald Joelyn Roeder SECOND ROW Jere Roocl Rohn Herruck Emmett O Leary Jummy Raune Muss Perkuns Sponsor 2'-Z3 One of the hugh honors one can attcuun whule attendung Leadvulle Hugh School us to become a member of the Quull and Scroll Thus us an unternatuonal honorary socuety for hugh school uournalusts The chuef unter est of the Leadvulle Hugh School members lues un the Prospector our school paper To become a member of thus socuety takes a lot of work for one must wrute at least 100 column unches of edutoruals news or other prunted materual If the student us not a reporter he must have collected 100 column unches of ads Other requurements are that the student must be a Junuor or a Senuor and be un the upper thurd of hus class The unutuatuon for all new members was held on Aprul 23 wuth last year s members assustung Muss Eve Perkuns the sponsor THE MOUNT MASSIVE SENTINEL-O-O01 GIRLS' LEAGUE f' 1 l 'X TK.-MT! Membership ID the Grrls League enables a participant to make more effectively those adlustments which are essential to happy and well ordered lrvlng The arm of the Girls League as to develop the highest type of glrl through cultrvatlon of high :deals of scholarship cntrzenshlp and leadership This type of orgamzatron emphasizes cultural life and service to the school and humamty The Mothers Tea and the Sprmg Dance are highlights of the school s social calendar Under the gurdance of Miss Florence McMahon the League has had an excellent year Officers Mary Ellen Kerrlgan President Mary Joan Hren Secretary Darlyne Magura Treasurer Shirley Smith Reporter ... I Arial- A f I 1U . . . , . . . . . . I .. . I . i . . . , . . . , . Gail Bare ............................,,............................................ Vice President 4 THE MOUNT MASSIVE SENTINEL LATIN CLUB FIRST ROW Lett to Rrght Bully Roberts Gleeora McAuIrtfe Mlchael Hands Blll Sgoden Gall Bore El K t J anne ea mg oe Bost Sondra Jolley Mary Lou Martlnez SECOND ROW Marne Burger Rose Kochevar Claudine Damlanovlch Mary A L k Ch I nn a e ar ene Bost Sharlene Sadar Betty Lou Jackson Rose Marne Dwyer Margaret Doyle Sherry Kostelc l. Robert Bennington Robert Lester Robert Koken Ronald Krlzman George Frankovlch Mlchael Kerrlgan Not In Picture Joanne Pomkvar John Cook Dean DuPont Karen Schmoker Offrc rs for the year are President Joe Bost Vice President Elaine Keating Secre tary Gall Bare Treas rer BIII Sloden and R porter Michael Hinds The Latln Club this year was directed by the very competent Mrs Smith the Latin teacher During the year they leld meetrngs monthly at whrch they read stones of old Rome and the Romans They also collected numerous prctures of Roman buildings and scenes for a scrapbook Perhaps the most excltmg event they had though was their annual Latrn Club Party to which each member was entitled to bring a guest It was held In the Band Room on December 6 There they danced played games and had refreshments J-to M . I 2 . Y I Mmya! W Q , M 63 I f enora Oyerman, Sharon McMurrough, Leota Webb, Mrs. Slnlth, Sponsor. THIRD ROW-Lloyd Mdrris, Carl Miller: V l ' 1 1 1 1 , ' 1 L' , ' ' , - 9 , ' ' - ' f I . - I THE MOUNT MASSIVE SENTINEL FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OFFICERS President Mary Lou Muller Vrce President Patrlcla French Sec Treas Florence J McMahon Reporter Mary Sanchez Sponsor Mlss Florence Webbert FIRST TABLE Standmg Geraldine Hagan Patrucla French SEATED Left to Right Frances Campbell Lnlllan Kufeldt Rosella Esqunbel SECOND TABLE Betty Ortega Antoinette Lopez Pearl Savory Dorothy Shme Jacquelune Cornella Erma Montoya AT SEWING MACHINE Ma y Lou Padnlla Mary Sanchez Mary Catherine Weber THIRD TABLE Peggy Glbson Bertha Gallegos Mary Ellen Kerrrgan STANDING IN BACKGROUND Janet McDonald Mary Lou Muller Mary Helen Kulcher Muss Webbert Sponsor Left to Right Gerry Hack Charles McEachern Charles Schro der Warren Bustram Donald McMahon - - I U - - 1 1 - - 1 1 1 1 1 A 1 T , , , - 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 , . ' l , n : , ii 12 1: 5 ,gn ' Q' PF 1 ' - .. -- ' fl , I x l 1 , 1: I 1 - 1- ' , 4 1 , , - .4 f l .4 . ..- ' . -. 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Q 1 . , 1 1 - 1 1 : 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , 1 15- ,,.,! h -V q5-4f4b-4Y4P-Offly4y4f4r4f42-41-42J24rfzf2Jf'24rf24b-4rfrfvjjl-f ,gg -'Cb-O4b4f1 ?fwQ 0-0.0.01 ,4,-12-1142-lflf Congratulations and Best Wrshes to the Semor Class of 1954 People s Acceptance Corp Rexall The Prescription Store DAVIS DRUGSTORE Congratulations to the Class of 954 rom Chapter Beta Pl Epsrlon Sigma Alpha Sorority Congratulations an Best Wishes to the Semor Class of 1954 255 ELMER S GROCERY C04 ,-0450-O-42 Congratulations and Best of Luck to the Semor Class 9 4 ROCKY MOUNTAIN NEWS Elleen McAuliffe Phone 497 W Varslty Cleaners for Sanrtone Cleaning 2-55 Congratulations to the Seniors of 54 THE MOUNT MASSIVE SENTINEL JZA' T E X R I ' A V A A utographs Congratulatlons and smcere best W1Sh6S to the class of 1954 from your local Busmess Managed, Tax Paymg ut1l1ty of Colorado ' ff H fig, Q A l . n: S G E 1 --4 QQ ,AT I Q M, X f GK .J , Auf? ff' 0:0 0:0 ' Public Service Company Cf-42-42-4 ,..f,.1,.f .J ,..g,..f,..f,,.f,,.f ,.f,ff...4..f ..,f Congratulations . . . to the Seniors SULLIVAN COAL AND FEED STORE Congratulations Seniors from the G Z GARAGE Wishing Best of Luck for You Compliments of THE MATLOCK STORES 2-55 f 115411 ef-We-We-eff-ITHE MOUNT MASSIVE SENTINEL-41-fdfffw-A - H ,.f,..f ..f ,.4...V,..,..f,.43,.4,..4,..,, , ...... Congratulations and est Wishes to the Senior Class of 1954 2-Z3 Crews Beggs Leadvllle s Leading Merchants Phone 66 700 Harrison Avenue Good Luck to the Senior Class of 1954 A J LAING 2-Z55 Congratulations to the 1954 Seniors rom 8. J AUTO SERVICE o , B I I . lt I l' I IX , I , I, . I O I ' o , , . , . I IQ I I I I I 1, I L, 2-ff-ff-ff-f',,f-sz-4,-of-' f'-'f-'f- ,-- f-' -' f'-' -d'-- f ' 1 'T -' 'H 'F' -' '- - H - 'T TW'-1 '4'l'4 'Fl'-I'-T'-K'-Z'-I -I ,-O47-frd H A H FK H FV,-an H H JF, M H, F ,J H , , g - ,. .HF- -1 ---HM f '- .,,- 4-1,-4-0-4-f,-f -sf- QZ I I I , I I I I I I I I l I I I . . I I I I I I f-1,1,-ff-4,-f,-ff-f-ff-Q-ff-f ------ - ,- ,H - ,- ,- ,-1. - f- ,- - ,- -1 -1,-1, I-4,-,Q-4'1,,1-,,-,H,r,F,-,,,,-,gn H--- g FFFFH -lgl -fi -,-,p-1, HFF- ,4-, ---HNHH ,Fira ,,,H,,-, -, H. I 1 I I I , I I . I ' F I 1 D I I I I V ,Ll , - . 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E, if S E, ,.,N S A 4 , ., , E E ' N 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 -I 1 1 1 E' 1 1 1 1 1 ' ' 1 T' ' 1 I 1 1 1 A 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 141 - if ' A44 A A-Zh Congratulations SENIORS rom EADVILLE ODD FELLOWS :--an Congratulations to the GRADUATES rom THE WOMENS SOCIETY OF CHRISTIAN SERVICE CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS JACKSON MOTORS Your Chrysler Plymouth Dealer Mo Par Parts International Trucks 2-Q-o-o-Q-0-0-Q5 W P-C'-42-' 1-42-gf CONGRATULATIONS TO THE SENIOR CLASS OF T954 FROM WALKERS CAFE THE PLACE OF FINE FOOD AND GOOD SERVICE CONGRATULATIONS TO THE SENIORS OF 54 From The PINES COUNTRY CLUB TrcnIer Couri and Cabins TE OOK RAINBOW BREAD Dlstrlbufor 2-55 I 2-C2-5 2-42-if-4,-4 2-42-4 1-45-ff-Q 7--5-45-4 .Aa 1 II-O-ffffffffffffoffffffdv-ffffff+f1QTHE MOUNT MASSIVE SENTINEL I CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF T954 KORNER GROCERY A--zzz CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES rom ROSE N'ASTRIPOLITO AMERICAN SERVICE STATION Z Z75 COMPLIMENTS OF THE S L Smzth LUMBER COMPANY .Q-as ,A ..,- -,,,- I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I 1 , I I I I I I I I I I I I ' i I I I I I ' rw I 'S I I I I I I , I I I I I I I I I I I I I I ' N I I , I I I I I I I I I I I I I I , -5--5-f-:S-4 -: - A--I -cw - I , I I , . , ii. f f I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I ' I I ' I I I I I I I - I I I I I ' I I ' 'H 1 I I I I I I I I I I I ' I I I I I I I I I I ,..p-.,.,x,, xf-X,-fxf-x 1-1 rv -wffffxwwew-eff,-OTHE MOUNT MASSIVE sENT1NELN-e-4f-f--fef-f-f-W 1-is-52-42-ff-4f-42-'if T?-49-47-1?-45-4: fy-fp-4,--fp-qf ', --fg-4g- ' 2--1,- '7- H'fJf-o-fffx-o-cfJ:-f,-.?-c,-42-o-f,f-fQ- 7-4 ,-,QQ-1,-as-f, ,- J-my-1-7-6,-f 2-Z5 Compliments of SAYER Er McKEE WALGREEN AGENCY DRUG STORE BERTHOD BROS DAIRY Pasteurlzed G r A d e Homogenlzed Dalry Products Complrments to the Semor Class of 954 KZSU Congratulations to the Class of 1954 CHAPTER AF P E 0 Sisterhood i 2'-Z5 1 Congratulatlons Sensors of 1954 GRAND UNION COMPANY Groceries Premiums Coffee Joseph A Drobnlck Representative ZLZFU Congratulations Sensors' FURMAN S STORE 815 Harrison Avenue Phone 34 iii? . 2- 9-fz-ff-ffr-ffy-f7-4p-1y-1fQ4p- 2-CF ,--fp- ,- ,,- f- ,- e- ff Q--1-se-Q--A2-ff-1 2-1,-f:-f:--fy-fy-1f1y-,- ,V-fs-Q-49-45-fy-ry-49-45-4,f,.-ffgp-a P-fp-f,4y-fyf'y4p-f,4y4p-4,-4:-49-:Q-4, -fp-4,1 -',-f,-f,-1,-ff-ff-v-vfT,1 DJ 2-94p-4,-4,-42-ay-4,.f,.f ,..f,-Q,-f l ,V 'C 51 l 1 , X l l, . . . . l Al 1 - - - - 1 1 3 l l . 1 tl l. l , . . . . 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T 1 A . 1 1 . 1 . 1 rl 1 1 1 1 l X 1 X A l X 1 1 l 1 - ll 1 1 , ' 1 1 1 X I , 11 1 n 1 1' J ,ll 2, Congratulations to the Semors of 1954 SILVER DOLLAR Congratulations to the Semors of 54 LEADVILLE LIQUOR STORE Congratulations Sensor Class of 1954 SADAR S BAR ST JO QEPH S LODGE No CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1954 XA-O-0-o4r4r-C Congratulations to the 1954 Semors 6' Mrs John Sleala i i5 Congratulations Semors ELITE BARBER SHOP A-65 + THE MOUNT MASSIVE SENTINEL M F xxffij ..,.g T O-47-O-42-1 Congratulations CONGRATULATIONS to the Class of 1954 LEADVILLE STANDARD SERVICE Tmy Schlamonn Prop 24 Hour Servlce Atlas Tlres Batteries and Accessorles 301 Harrison Avenue Phone 77 Leadvllle Colorado CONGRATULATIONS TO T1-IE SENIORS OF 54 rom PHILS HOME SHOE REPAIR THE FINEST IN SHOE REPAIRING Phllllp.I Ambrose 312 West 4th Street Phone 263 W Leadvllle Colorado I H COMPLIMENTS OF DR I P SWANBOM 2'-C35 1-0-0-0-0-0-O-of 4..4y-fp-4y-17-fy-f -f X45-O'-Q ?'O-4?-QPXVKP 'f 'f2 Q?-' '-f-' 7'fP'f?-f Q-47-0-5 ..f ,.. ,..fp-fs.f,.f,-f,..g,..fx.fs- SENIORS OF 1954 GAMBLES Congratulatlons to the Seniors of 1954 PARKER JEWELRY STORE E L tz A--C75 GAMMA NU CHAPTER BETA SIGMA PHI SORORITY ZNZB5 ORRINS JEWELRY GIFTS FOR ALL OCCASIONS ALL WATCH REPAIRS WATCH MASTER TESTED Orrm Hlbschle 614 HARRISON Q+', W 3 N, P1P'0 '0'4fO'm I v.f .f Q-C7-Q2 P? -'P-4?-1 X1'N-47-Q iv fvf- f A A A A A V V . . -2 V A. 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K+ THE MOUNT MASSIVE SENTINEL WWXWWHHQAA- Liga?-4?-5?-'2-f?-5742-fx-4 2-C'-'Q-42-5, NELL BlSHOP'S BEAUTY SHOP 204 East 8th Street SENDS Congratulatlons and Best Wlshes the Semor Class of 1954 6?-to CONGRATULATIONS TO THE SENIOR CLASS OF 'l954 FRANKOVICH G' SONS Distributors 132 West Chestnut St Phone 767 W Leadvllle, Colorado A-Z5 S L, , Inf- , Congratulations to the Class of 1954 5-43-4A X xx ip-4 From ,iq-.fy- -45. yay.. 3-cb-47-474pQ lx l, N 1 Officers and Members of OUD CITY REBEKAH LODGE 38lUO .ae-an 1, X so-oo-O-O-O' CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 54 rom DUNN S BAR 4:--an M-SPO-S ae--2:75 COM PLIMENTS OF N T GEORGE RUTKEY, JR 7-Z75 1-ff-'F ' -fr-'il 711 ' - 'f-o-Q-4,4f-4-f,f-ff-o-o42-o- --' --1 ,X ff?-4 1-1 -C-1 7- 5- 1-49-4 Es ' Lg A 1 SS W l L 2 , l 4 l l l L A . 1 jil i Cs x ig -Qffowwz -6- fr-0-4-fr-fx-f-f - I XX A at X 1 x l O-E' Q11 z l A art 3 . X i . lk . l 1 -H A T - L l l T T l l +5 , 5 Xie' A - Q- 33 gag 3-43.0.0 N A A Nfio-04,1 5351 THE MOUNT MASSIVE SENTINEL 255 Congratulations to the CLASS of 54 gi X ,nb 2 i5 255 BILLS SPORT SHOP BETTER SKI EQUIPMENT IN THE VENDOME HOTEL OPEN NOVEMBER TO APRIL A--as ?ay4Ry1pc yJ -4 -4 f4fJ 5 ,.4,.J9-.f,..f,-qyxs-4,-.4,.., V' 2-if-O-O-O -Q-o-Q-Q-Q -1-QP 9-:Q-fr-f,-21-ff-'ff . I I I I 1 :TS?.'G.:E -J . if as gl .1 . I . i'5 5 Y . J XL: lx B. P. O. E LHS LEADVI LLE LODGE No. 236 Q52 ,Jff.KxyoffxfJfffffxx f1 .-1 1- v-- ff:-C-O-O-42-O-ff 4fO4P4 74245190-0-Q-fyJ9-O-O-4?-94+-0-O -0-0-0-9-2-if-if-' - .-i.-12-if-1,19-O-O-Q-if-4-4.-f -9-6 -1,-ff-Q-Q-42-O-0-Q-o-4,-oda-O-4yo-0-f I P X ,. of J in - 1 -4,-4-4-1-fs-4,-1 5 I I L I I of Best of Luck 7 to the Sensors of 1954 Your Fruendly FOX THEATRE P one 28 Congratulations to the Class of 1954 rom my SUNSET GROCERY GROCERIES MEATS AND VEGETABLES SHAMROCK GAS AND OIL 1301 Poplar Street 4?-67 ll l it II! m E O Q Z '-1 E Ib- cn Q: fm cn ru 2 E3 Z m Ll. ll ll ll ll ll -0' O -O' :'r1 'Ds us me 2.9, 9.5 We 02. :ho 5 sm U1 A y-f,x,- LOUIES SHOE STORE AND FURNISHINGS 517 W Chestnut Phone 644 J ,ls ,-,,,.'s,. Congratulations to Semor Class of 54 STRELL S ELECTRIC SHOP - -o-o-45- Jxfm- 645-Q-0-,.,.,.f 7-5 f4y4p-o-evo-6 Congratulations Seniors of 1954 CORNELLA S WEST SIDE GROCERY i i5 ,.. ,. .. .x.x,.x,K,.x..x..X..X,- .4,..0. CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1954 GRAND MUSIC COMPANY 1 y 1 7 ,yt K , Il I xl - rl I .lt ll wr X -l3X-f2-c1,f-42-f--f- , -fk-f',-f2-4p-4,-cf-ff-fy-ff-w-11-ff-fz-1f-ff-'f- gt 9 . .. I . ' if l'Mw foowgfXHxgxX,oJw,- 2-1 X O A Q3 4 1 1 , , 1, , i 5, 5 . , x ? fx 1. I I to I' L Q f I Il . 1 7 IX ifQ4 foo4xxfoo4x P-'Q-1 fc,-0-Q-c . Igijf Q-Q4p-f,-0-424 - 1 I 1 . 1' - I 1 - S 1 I , 1 F ls ,J 1' X I 1 1 11 X I 1 Q Women of Moose No. 24 All 1' I ll? gif, x in 14,-off-ff-ff-O-Q-ff-0-If-ff-1,-f 4f42-12-0-ffffffff 2-4,-o-OEF: Eff-f,-4,-ff-0-1,-f,1,-1,-1,-1,-f,-f ,-1,-f, A - 1-1 .- -f - -.f,4,.1 ...,,.f 1 -4,-Q-ff-4'-ff-ff xf2-o-o-o-o-:f-f,'ff- -1 -cf f-Q4 f Lil 3-121242-fp-Q-1,-4,-1' .0-fro-ff 7-1,6-f,-44,-f,-1, -4,0-4 Hg,- , 1, ' 4 , If 4 ft y Q 4 ' 5 1 1 , Y , I I , fl K I .. 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V V, J, W X I , i X ft E '1 lb , ug - 3, I Y I, , P r J Y Q, . . I I, - . 5, i 3, JS f 7 f 3, , X I lu Q, THE MOUNT MASSIVE SENTINEL Congratulations to the Graduates of 1954 CASS S BOOKSTORE OSSMAN and JOHNSON Fnrestone Dealer Store .765 508 Harrlson Phone Leadvllle Colorado Best Wishes to the Class of 1954 MVE75' Success and Prosperity to the Semors of 1954 2-Zh THE HERALD DEMOCRAT PUBLISHERS PRINTERS Cut Flowers for Every Occasion 2-65 ELSIE JOHNSONS SHOP Best Wishes to the Class of 1954 2-55 TWO MILE HIGH POST No 859 V F W 2-42-45-4?-42-41-12-1 2-'Q-f 1-O-12-O-1 2- f-ff-4, -K6-o-t,-6,-f5- .1 .- ,.f,s.f,,.-4 Zig-1 -4y-qw-4,s-f,-4,-o-4,-4,-4,-zp-f,4p.4y.4,J,- .f,.f,.f,.1,. .4 , - ,-ll. 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I 1, , It 1 l X ,lp ll -ff-Q-ff-f,-1,-z-f f-' -1,-ff-4'-if -f -if-O-12-1,1-f,-f ...f ,-fs-0-O-ff-Eff' Fl' 9-ff-ff-f I-ff-'Q-6-if-f -1 -' -v-ff -4 -ff-if-f --ff-ff-4 -K T' 'QV . ly 41 ' Is rl Ix 1 I fl I , f I I , ,l I' X1 I 1' - l l ' 1 l o I . . 1 If If . 1 o l 1 - - f -',-1,-ff-fy-1.-4,4r0-47-i'1 -fn-1,-f .1 ..' ... .. .. .ff,., ,. , .f,,1f-4p.qs-0.491 THE MOUNT MASSIVE SENTINEL I2 i5 CONGRATULATIONS AND SINCERF, BEST WISHES TO CLASS OF 54 GORDON STORES Famous for Volue Leodvllle Colorado 255 255 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE GRADUATING CLASS OF 54 MAY YOUR FUTURE BE FILLED WITH SUCCESS AND HAPPINESS TONY ZALAR BUICK BUICK SALES AND SERVICE GM 600 WEST CHESTNUT STREET ENZFU gO.O.O.4,O.4,O.f 2-Qvw-0-Q-4,-0-Q1 Xih.?'f'-'Cf'47'4P'K?-1' f- Q- f -4?-QP-4 1--'P- '-X2-' f'f2- 'P-' fP P'f -I if- 1:-ff-Q-4?-Q-1-42-O -if-:,-J2-i-f,-1,- 9-f -o-o- 9- if- f -Q-12-3--fb-f -4,-Q-cf v- if-v-oRv-q,-9-o-if- if-1 -b-Q-c-4f- I I I I I I . I f-fr-fwfr 2- L-f ,I-f fo- 1- 7-ff-0-4 P -1- :K94g '1ffHfQ4yF'H J,-fp-f,-ff - I ,- f,- - ..f - f:-v- -ff-ff-'P-' -' -ff-ff-f A-f -1 -:K-fff - ff-if-4-1' Q- 4'-f -ff-ff-Q-1-1-fp-ff-f I I J 3, .fg,.f,.Q.1,-.- 5-43-1,-fi f- ff-fr-42-42-42-42-O-4? 42-K fy-K,-X,-4 THE MOUNT MASSIVE SENTINEL QNZFS Success to the Semors of 54 Custom Machine and Welding Works Machine and Weldmg of All Kmds Al Jackson Bob Fme Phone Nlght 132 Day 724 E555 C0n9gf'::ff3'onS coNGRATuLATloNs l'0m l'0m THE BUENA VISTA RECREATION CLUB The Cloud Clty Garden Club Buena Vnsto Colo 2-ii 2-673 CONGRATULATIONS Congratulations Semors' Semors of 1954 rom HOPPE S Granite Colorado Zoltz Mercantile 2-Zh 2'--65 215-12'- ,-'L-Cz-4?-12'-'L-', C2'4P-45-4?-42-ff-fe'-ff-in-4'-4--f 2-f.-sif-ff-4,-Kf--C2-4b - Q-f2-f2-42-ffrf2- -2-if-of-1,-ff-ff-fi-2-'iff-fp-ft-0-0-6 ,-f,.-zyayqfff-4 ' 1 0 C . . . . 2-ff-1 f-ff-17-13-fx-fy-1 ,-1 ,-1 L-lf-57-ff-Q-'U--Z-1 f-fz-ff- 1- ,,- 2- ,--4?-f2-fx-'Z--4 -fe-K,-I9-lk-13-1 f-'Q-If-5? f,-17-fp-f,--11-47-1?-C-13-K ,-f -J,-1-1 -1,-4-f -' - -'fc-f,-if-x - fx- ,-ff-ff-f ,,-3 -1-pf-' -fff,-1--' -' -1 --1.-xc 1-f.--'Q-4-' -0-ff-4-f,-1 ' l I X 0 l x I F ll if , L 1' ,I , rl lt . 1 - I 1' y ,,1,. 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I 0 , . , ' ,-1+ 44-4 1,, ,If THE MOUNT MASSIVE SENTINEL Congratulatlons to the CLASS of 54 Grade A Pasteurlzed Mllk Grade A Homogenlzed Mllk To assure you double protection we use cellophane tops DAILY DELIVERY EXCEPT SUNDAY Clymer s Rose Glen Da1ry Products Clymer s Mllk Cottage Cheese Breakfast Speclal Buttermllk and I4 Flavors of Clymer s Ice Cream Vltamln A IS added to our products THE ROCKY MOUNTAIN DAIRY Coquoz Bros Establ hed I9 8 Phone 334 Llsten to our Polka Parade every evenmq over Radio Station KLVC '65 Vlennu Grocery See Norge Before You Buy Our washes for health wealth and ENZFB happiness to the students of Leadvllle Hugh School now Congmfuluhons and rn the future The Vendome Hotel Clifford lCllffIJ Lessard Proprietor Ralph Walker Manager 42--65 2-Zh Sensor Class 954 ,..4,.4y-47- ,- ,-,4,1 A ,,. -fhfo-6-f-fb-fb-ffzb-1,-if-'D-O-O-O-It V-0-fy-of-9-c-'A-fs-1-1-'Q-Q-:Q-ffff-f,-ff-1-is-Q-0.4,.Q.. .f ..f-f,.ff..f .. ..f -4 -V -1,4 - - .. -.V Rf ..f - .. -I My ..f,.f,, ,.f ..f -f -1-ff-f . 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