Leadville High School - Sentinel Yearbook (Leadville, CO)

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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 ' ' - , . . ' . . . .

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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 - .

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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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