Leadville High School - Sentinel Yearbook (Leadville, CO)

Text from Pages 1 - 100 of the 1959 volume:

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Epictetus 3 ' 'W I OH, LEADVILLE HIGH CSL hoof Song, Arn Joann Stevens f Y ,ein I AI L4 1 us- I F F P Oh, Lead-ville High -wosing o-I Thee ndpledgeour Icy-alty 5 U :: :- air - :f ' ll 4 1 ' 3 ' - 'Y - 4 Al- 4 A nl Kill 6-1 ul 4:5551 1 famed gMt Mas-sive stands 1 n AIS' l 4 o 1 ' 4lr :n :na !lI.n : 5 !:: : I-:al ': ' I l , l , I I I o - I :I 1 : :vo ' P L ata- 3 :tv -:-e.,-- Sif-Hou- ettes the blue The Plea-sanfixyears ' speni with 3 you '- . fs. ' 'r : W 52 -'I I 'fi QI I -ll fn I IW :luv :I l - I: -:nip V A I F FT F F -1- HID I . I oo I 1 'will ql-ways five in mem-or Jeafs we'll e'er be I - ll l : : :::l-ll:-IIII - -I I E-I I -- I ll: 1 ' 0 ' ' ' s 1 ,hgh A :Y .I CIA! I-v 5 F E I y True ob Lew!-ville High we Pro-mise you. am. o .- 1 -m I , I- I Our thanks to Mr. Guy Livingston. AomlNlsTRAnoN 5 Edward J. Kelly Dr. Joseph C. Weber Laurence W. Thomson Board President B.A., St. Ambrose Col- B.A. University of Den- legeg M.A. Colo. St. very M.A. University College of Ed.g Ed. D., f V r. Principal Colo. St. College. Supt. of Schools , V X i . 9 00 Q0 .655-fx Joe McConnell Mamie F. Komegay Board Secretary Office Secretary . N . E . Tuzwell H. Slusher Dr. William J. Rosc Steve J. Ferkovich Board Director Board Director Board Director Congratulations, Seniors! STICKLEY INSURANCE AND AGENCY CO. 1,2957 Eli.-5 FEE jg FACULTY Facult c' V ,f - TERRYL ANDERSON if JOANN CARSTENS Commerical English-Spanish -3 LINNEA FRANK WILLIAM KERRIGAN GUY LIVINGSTON Latin-English English-Social Studies Shop-Mechanical Drawing J ' X FLORENCE McMAl-ION GLENN NURKKA Social Studies A Q Coach-Phys. Education ?k4Q.,. ., x ,,, l1f!,i7f'f0 f1'f Congratulations, Seniors! P.T.A. KATHLEEN ROCHE CATHERINE ROOD Librarian Commerical. ' cbfffffy MARY ANN SADAR 7 ROBERT SNOW RAY SPRINGS Science U19 I qiviath an? Physics Band and Chorus f f VPS . Lp if 457124 jf 1 J ,nf ly 0 7 0'w'W3f f , AQ JAMES I-I. STONER FLORENCE WEBBERT Woodworking Home Economics Congratulations, Seniors! L.W. THOMSON Custodians Fred Van Pelt, Don Bamard, Frank Blamick Credit should be given where credit is due. That is why this page has been devoted to our custodians. Fred Van Pelt has done a wonderful job in the Senior high building. Don Barnard has taken care of the Junior high, in which our shop and domestic science classes are located. Frank Blatnick has had the care of our gym. Not only did he keep it clean for us, but he also helped whenever we had our parties, and especially, on the Junior-Senior Prom. They have all worked hard and we owe much to their patience and friendliness. I0 f??fM ffm 9HVafM7-fl SENIORS President Vice President fffmyiyf ,A,g.Z rf' A 112' WU' N ACH'44,4fi1 Qiqaft. , , I J N fdfflf-rf 4 44.41 ff 71-m'u1,fl13? f ff' F141 f PX-33071442 L23 7 11 Senior LEROY HIETER He is a fool who cannot be angry, but he is a wise man who will not. Student Council, JCL, Board of Di- rectors, Annual Editorial Staff, Panthers, Junior Play, Class Vice President, lnterclass Track, Inter- class Football, lnterclass Softball, Class Stunt, Class Judge, Boy's State, Safe Driver's Club. JXEAN DROBNICK lI'm mme, but, OH! MY! Student Council, Girls' League, JCL, Chorus, FHA, LHS Asm, An- nual Staff Conf., Junior Play, Class Stunt 8: Class Judge, Pep Club, Safe Drivers Club, Inter- class Softball, A.A.U.W. Tea, Class V.P., Girls' League Tea, Annual Staff. JOSEPHINE ANN STEVENS Practice makes perfect. Band, Prospector Staff, Girls' League, JCL, Dance Band, Pep Band, Chorus, Vice-pres., Brass Sextet, LHS Assemblies, Jimior Play, Class Treasurer, Class Judge Class Stunt, JCL Convention, Girls' League Tea, A.A.U.W. Tea, Pep Club. ELVA JEAN VIDICK A blush is innocent but often in- convenient. Annual Staff, lnterclass Cheerlead ing, Girls' League, Girls' League Tea, JCL, LHS Asm., FHA, Re- porter, Secretary, Class Stunt 8: Judge, Pep Club, Junior Play, Safe Drivers Club. Treasurer Congratulations, Seniors! Mr. AND Mrs. JOE DROBNICK Mr. AND Mrs. TED HIETER ROSE MARIE STRELL A little nonsense, now and then, is relished by the wisest men. JCL, Chorus, Operetta, LHS Asm., FHA, Jr. Play, Class St. 6: Judge, Class Reporter, Girls' League. Reporter Historian Officers STEFAN LAN I Many people receive adviceg few profit by it. Student Council, FTA, Skiing, Jr. Play, Class St. 8: Judge, lnterclass Skiing. BEAULAH DAL PIAZ The friends of the unlucky are far away. Student Council, IRC, Drama, Girls' League, JCL, Chorus, Presi- dent, Operetta, FHA, B squad Cheerleader. ROBERT TINKLE Where there are women, there is Tinkle. Exchange Assemblies, JCL, LHS Assemblies, Jr. Play, Class His- torian, Class Judge, lnterclass Basketball, lnterclass Baseball, lnterclass Track. 13 Student Council Representative Student Council Representative 'Ol' 1 Q KX RD BARELA Lf the good women were only better, there wouldn't be so many wicked ones. Class Stunt, Class Judge, Annual Staff. DONNA BELL It's a great life if you don't weaken, but who wants to be strong? Exchange Assembly, Girls' Soft- ball, Annual Editorial Staff, Pro- spector Staff, Girls' League, LHS Assembly, FHA, Junior Play, Pep Club, Speech Play. JAMES BURGER If we would lift a lad, we must stand on higher ground. Student Council, IRC, Drama, JC Chorus, Secretary, Operetta, LHS Assembly, FTA, Jr. Play, Class Reporter, Class President, Annual Editor, Speech Play, Class Judge, JCL Conf. Annual Conf., lnter- L, class Basketball, lnterclass Skiing, AAUW Tea, Safe Drivers Club, Boys' State, Class Stunt, Student Council Conf. JO BETTY BOGLE Friendship is the wine of life. Girls' League, Class Stunt, Class Judge, Junior Play, Drama, An- nual Staff, Speech Play, Prospector Staff. Congratulations, Seniors! Mr. AND Mrs. AL BURGER BARBARA CARSON Whenever I think, I make mis- takes. Student Council, Quill and Scroll, Pros. Staff, Editor, Science Semi- nar, Drama, Girls' League, His- torian, JCL, Board of Directors, Chorus, Operetta, LHS Assembly, C.L. Play, Pep Club, Cheerleading Jr. Play, Class Sec, Speech play, Class St. 8LJudge, C.L. Tea, Sp. Fest., Annual Staff. BARBARA JEAN CRAVEN I-Ier smile goes a mile. IRC, President, Quill and Scroll, Prospector Staff, Business Manager, Drama, Girls' League, C.L. Play, JCL, Chorus, Junior Play, Speech Play, Class Stunt Sz Class Judge, Journalism Conf., IRC Conf., Girls League Tea, A.A.U.W. Tea, Pep Club, Safe Drivers Club, Operetta, Inter-Class Softball, LHS Assembly, Annual Editorial Staff. EUGENE CROWLEY Do unto others as you would have them do unto you. JCL, Junior Play, Class Judge 81 Class Stunt, lnterclass Basketball, Annual Staff. DONALD CONYERS No man is happy who docs not think himself so. Junior Play, Class Stunt, Class Judge, Annual Staff. Congratulations, Seniors! STANDARD OIL, EarlT Carson Dealer Seniors IVA ANN DANTONI To be loved, be lovable. Cheerleading, Girls' League, JCL, Class Judge, Mardi Gras Queen, Annual Staff. BONNIE JEAN DAVIES Self help is always the most de- pendable kind. Student Council, Girls' League, JCL, Pres, LHS Assembly, Class V.P., Pres., St. Council Conf., Youth Forum, Interclass Skiing, Annual Editorial Staff, Sp. Fest., Pep Club, Safe Drivers Club. CLARENCE GRAY Where there is fun, there is Tuffy. Student Council, Science Semi- nar, JCL, LHS Assembly, Panthers, Junior Play, Class Stunt, Class Judge, Interclass Baseball, Inter- class Basketball, Interclass Track, Annual Staff. JCL Conf., Class St. 8: Judge, Colo. FRANCES THEO FRENCH With a song in my heart. Quill and Scroll, Pros. Staff, Science Seminar, Science Fair, Girls' League, G.L. Tea, JCL, Chorus, Operetta, l.HS Assembly, Pep Club, Cheerleading, Jr. Play, Class Reporter, Class Stunt, Class Judge, Colorado Youth Forum, Annual Staff. Congratulations, Seniors! Mr. AND Mrs. TOM E. FRENCH MERLE AND INA JOLLIFFE MICI-IIE HALKETT It is grievous to be caught. LHS Assembly, Junior Play, Class Stunt, Class Judge, lnterclass Basketball, lnterclass Skiing, An- nual Staff. JAMES JENKIN Even a hair casts a shadow. l.HS Assembly, Junior Play, Class Stunt, Class Judge, Interclass Basketball, Annual Staff. JANE JOLLEY Neither shy nor bold, nor short nor tall, but a pleasant mixture of them all. ll Prospector staff, Drama, Girls' Lea- gue, Girls' League Tea, A.A.U.W. Tea, JCL, LHS Assembly, Junior Play, Class Stunt, Class Judge, Annual Staff. LOUIS HEINZ Tall in stature with a big heart. LHS Assembly, Junior Play, Class Stunt, Class Judge, Interclss Basketball, A.A.U.W. Tea. 17 Seniors JOSEPH LOCHNIKA R SoLmds Legal LHS Assembly, Junior Play, Inter- class Basketball, Interclass Track, Class Stunt, Class Judge, Annual Editorial Staff. ll VIOIA LOUMA Speak the truth and shame the devil. Girls' League, G. L. Tea, Class Stunt, Class Judge, Annual Staff. JOHN MCGUIRE I Shall Retum. JCL, Class Stunt, Class Judge, An nual Staff, DANETTE MARY McEACI-IERN Take life as it comes, why ruin it? Science Seminar, Girls' League, Historian, JCL, V. P., Chorus, LHS Assembly, Junior Play, Safe Drivers Club, Class Judge, Class Stunt, JCL Conf., Annual Conf., Pep Club. G. L. Tea, Mardi Gras Attendant, A.A.U.W. Tea, Annua Assistant Editor. l Congratulations, seniors! Mr. and Mrs. DAN MCEACHERN CASS'S BOOK STORE, School and Office Supplies. Gifts and Toys , I 4 v y F X TOM MARRS Band, Class Stunt, Class Judge, The loss which is unknown is no Annual staff' 1oss. Class Stunt, Class Judge, Annual Staff. WILLIAM NAGEL I hope I shall have leisure to make good. ALLEN DAVID NELSON Better late than never. JCL, Band, Pep Band, Class Judge, Annual Staff. GERALDINE TERESA MEDLNA You are no fool if you know how to sin charmingly. Girls' League, FHA, Chorus, Operetta, LHS Assembly, Speech Play, Class Judge. Class Stunt, Girls' League Tea, Annual Staff. Congratulations, Seniors! NELSON'S BODY SHOP 19 Seniors MARY ALENE O'LEARY Laugh and the world laughs with you. Quilldz Scroll, Pros. Staff, Pep Club, Drama, Girls' League, G.L. Play, JCL, Bo. of D., Dance 8: Pep Band, V.P. 8: Pres., Chorus, IHS Assembly, Operetta, FTA, Sec., Jr. Play, Class Hist., Class St. and Judge, Sp. Play, Student D. of Band, Solo Contest, JCL Conv., All-State Chorus, Com- mencement Entertainment, A.A. U.W. Tea, A.A.U.W. Show, Traf- fic Safety Conf. V.P., B Squad Cheerleaders. PATRICIA MARIE PESCHEL I'd rather dance than eat. Girls League, G.L. Tea, JCL, Chorus, V.P. Operetta, LHS As- sembly, FHA, Class Judge, Class Stunt, Pep Club, Mardi Gras At- tendant, Annual Staff. JANICE MARIE PONIKVAR People don't recognize a good thing when they see it. IRC, Prospector Staff, Annual Staff, Girls' League, Girls' League Tea, JCL, Class Stunt, Class Judge, Pep Club, Chorus, Operetta, FHA, FTA. WILLIAM PETEY Love conquers. LHS Assembly, Junior Play, Class Stunt, Class Judge, Interclass Baseball, Mardi Gras Attendant, Annual Staff. Congratulations and Best Wishes, Seniors! VALLEY HOME CREAMERY John Faidiga, Sr., and John Faidiga, Jr. CAROL ANN PULLMAN The highest graces of music flow from the feelings of the heart. Drama, Girls' League, V.P, JCL, Chorus, FHA, Junior Play, Junior- genior Banquet Ent., LHS Assembly, Interclass Baseball, Annual Staff. All-State Chorus, Exchange As- sembly, Commencement Ent. Op- eretta, Girls' League Tea, Annual Staff. HARKLESS ROCHELLE People who make no noise are dangerous. JCL, Panthers, Interclass Football, Track, Class Stunt, Class Judge, Interclass Basketball, Referee, THOMAS ROBERTS A man isn't poor if he can still laugh. JCL, Sergeant-at-Arms, Vice Pres., Panthers, Baseball, Junior Play, Conference Baseball, Inter- class Baseball, Interclass Track, Interclass Football, Mardi Gras At- tendant, Annual Staff. MARY LEE PULLMAN Love comforteth like sunshine after rain. Quill and Scroll, Prospector Staff, Drama, Treasurer, Science Semi- nar, Girls' League, President, JCL, Chorus, Sec. Operetta, LHS As- sembly, FHA, Junior Play, Speech Play, Class Judge, Commencement Ent., Girls' League Tea, Speech Festival, Junior-Senior Banquet, Annual Staff. Congratulations, Seniors! Mr. AND Mrs. JACK T. PULLMAN LEADVILLE STANDARD SERVICE, Atlas Tires, Batteries, and Accessories Phone 77 H r 5 Q4 Seniors BARBARA ANN ROMAINE The very pink of perfection. Student Council, V. P., President, IRC, JCL, Girls' League, Girls' League Tea, Chorus, Operetta, LHS Assembly, Class Historian, Interclass Softball, Colo. Youth Forum, Student Council District, B Squad Cheerleader, Annual Staff. PHILLIP ROSE Always do your best. Climax High School, Skung, In- terclass Skiing, Annual Staff. PATRICIA SMITH Dynamite comes in small packages. Drama, Girls' League, Girls' Lea- gue Tea, JCL, Chorus, Class Sttmt, Class Judge, JCL Conven- tion, Annual Convention, Inter- class Cheerleading, Annual Edi- torial Staff. ELAINE FRANCES SAVOREN Promptness is a virtue. Interclass Softball, FHA, Girls' League, Girls' League Tea, Junior Play, Class Stunt, Class Judge, A.A.U.W. Tea, Safe Drivers Club, Annual Staff. Congratulations, Seniors! Mr. and Mrs. HUGH MATLOCK, Mr. and Mrs. GEORGE SAVOREN, Mr. LEONARD PRATT VIRGINIA LEA STOUT My friends were poor but honest Student Council, JCL, Quill dz Scroll, Prospector, Girls' League, Treasurer, I-listorian, Chorus, Operetta, FHA, FTA, Cheer- leading, Junior Play,Speech Play, Class Stunt, Class Judge, Joumal ism, Safe Driver Club, Interclass Cheerleading, A.A.U.W. Tea, Ex change Assembly, Pep Club, An- nual Staff. . , 1, rf, , W life. MARGARET VIDMAR A light heart lives long. Girls' League, Secretary, Girls' League Tea, Pep Club, Mardi Gras Float, FI-IA, JCL, Junior Play, LHS Assemblies, Girls' League Play, Chorus, Operetta, Class Stunt, Class Judge, Safe Drivers Club, Interclass Baseball, Interclass Cheerleading, A.A.U.W Tea, Annual Editorial Staff. CHARLES SOBER He is great enough that is his own master. Class Judge, Interclass Basketball, Mardi Gras King, Annual Staff. WILLIAM KERRIGAN Good humor is the health of the soul. Class Sponsor Congratulations, Seniors! Mr. and Mrs. L. E Stout 23 CLASS SONG Tune: America the Beautiful. Oh, Leadville High, we sadly leave and with our tears we grieve. The lessons we have learned so well, To the whole world we'1l tell. Your memory will live with us And will go on with trust. Saluting you--we travel on The class of '59. Mary O'Leary Joann Stevens CLASS MOTTO Climb Though the Rocks Be Rugged CLASS FLOWER Sweetheart Rose CLASS COLORS Black and Gold CLASS POEM Dear Leadville High, we leave you now, and as we go we take a bow. For we have reached the highest goal, of which you've played the leading role. Three years ago, we entered here To accept the knowledge you held so dear The teachers gave their precious time To help us conquer the long hard climb. Although we worked, we also playedg The rock of success we firmly laid. We had our fun and passed the test, And now we leave with joy expressed. When our turn comes, to travel the road, We'll hold our heads high and carry our load. For life has many treasures, waiting for usg We'll seek and we'1l find, with faith and trust. Rose Marie Strell Patricia Peschel 24 Allen Pat Jimmy Jenkin W ' Q , ' Frances French R X V Danette Donna Pullman Twins Marge Vidmar Congratulations and God's Blessings to the Class of 1959! St. Vincent's Hospitalg Rainbow Mothers Clubg Lillie Kostelic Accordion Schoolg First Federated Church. tw 'X Janice Chuck, Michie, Barb 1--I1 -si? -i i Jlmmy John Buddie Elva Jean Iva I Elaine Harkless Jean Tuffy yfh -Sr .Q 1-1- Q.. Jdflle Beulah uv A- W---' -'wifmf ' gf: Louis Heinz Bill Nagel X S ' l.fb A f-:ii ff 1 K Q as ' 'l fp- , ...., 3 J' Mary llwwfi 2, .za fi J 'K has sq 'X f ii 41? rn- 'AQ 14 Q., ::'g.VMga ms B it W ' , , Q 53 I , s Q R Bonnie .., Bob Pat Peschel Rose Marie Bill JO Arm nnn : 4 3 xx ' Gerry Joe x nBobbyu Q 0 ,lla J 4 T gul- . if an ?' fi ...Ll 'I A , Mr. Kerrigan Gingie Sf 5 4' Viola Barb ara C arson Leroy T0111 QW Senio f'1f..1' fl SW ' aLl- RICHAKD BARELLA Dorllm I' X 'rAT1oK RATTLE +' 12. X li' J A'sfReeT SHARE nwcf DIC -1- K . B LL J0 BETTY 5 BJGLE JIM BURGER rg-49 Yw muelll Ga ZH: BARBARA CARSDN no DRNMCI DONALD THE Lnrfsr Cxfnrmr 70 any X BRE 140 gfafaffwx' f RTIIE ,Ns Kohl Egg E E 575 BEULAH DAL PIAZ. NA DMITO STUDY ' STI! 1' 91. 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T ...goings X oh 801' X 1x K pfsxnwn Q QR ff?'r:g ll' ' KN' Q ,..w'f f LL 'A I ....- X BARBARA Romuvs PHILLIP R055 EIJIIIE Snvonsu PHT Smrrll 1IffEE -'vjrr ,,..:f W J ' as 612714- J ' f CIIIICK suoafk vnvcmm Srwr evffmmffmifl JW' STEVENS enulsmc r ' ju nn , S 3 25 'A A A an may -nm: mm JBA mncu mace woman Best Wishes from SEVENTH ST. MARKET and GRAND MUSIC COMPANY Class Will RICHARD BARELA, will my locker to Loretta. Now she can be with all the boys. Have fun, Loretta! DONNA BELL, will my ability to dance to all students of LHS. Go to it, kids! JO BETTY BOGLE, will my Oklahoma friendliness to Beverley Lutz. It makes life much more interesting, Bev. JIM BURGER, will my love for Elvis Presley to Susie Roll. He is MUCH better than Fats Foone, and makes better records anyway. BARBARA CARSON, will my long blond hair to Steve Ferkovich. Don't ask me what you are going to do with it. DONALD CONYERS, will my blond hair to Paul Ducharme. The mixture of black and gold fOur class colorsj should be intriguing! BARBARA CRAVEN, will my winning smile to some Juniors. It really helps, believe me!! BUDDIE CROWLEY, will my serious ways and mature mind to Johnnylones. Use 'em, John! BEULAH DAL PIAZ, will my height to anyone who wants it. IVA DANTONI, will the corner window to Kay Burger. Now, Kay, you can have it every morning. BONNIE DAVIES, will my shortness to Jan Mitchell. Now you can look under everybody, instead of over them! ! JEAN DROBNICK, will my Presidency in The College Widows' Club to Bernadette Vidmar. Take over, gal! FRANCES FRENCH, will my talkativeness to Helen Snider. lt's fun being able to give opinions on subjects you're ignorant of. TUFFY GRAY, will my curly hair to La Verne Sigwart. Now you have al- most everything! MICHIE HALKETT, will my old razor to Dick Cramer. Use it, at least once, Dick! LOUIS HEINZ, will my ability to skip school and not get caught to Denny Stout. See if this will help, Denny! LEROY HIETER, will my ability to stay out late at night and still come to school wide awake and eager to work to Robby Ballentine. From the looks of things, you'll need it! JIMMY JENKINS, will my car payments to Roy Seme. You've got it hung now, Roy. JANIE JOLLEY, will my driving award to Charleen Gabarde. Take it easy, gal, and you will have one of your own someday! ! ! STEVE LANI, will my skiing ability to Jim Willis. May you make it to Sun Valley! JOE LOCHNIKAR, will my ability to drive to anyone who has a thing called a driver's license. VIOLA LOUMA, will my corny jokes to Carol. I hope you won't be a wild joker, Carol. TOM MARRS, will my ability to be a good boy to Jerry Cerise. What will happen to me without it? GERRY MEDINA, will my place as an engaged Senior to Sherilynne Moore, Keep true, Sherilynne. Congratulations, Graduates! A. J. LAINGg ELSIE JOHNSON'S SHOP3 COOPER HILL LUNCH ROOM5 AMERICAN SERVICE STATION '59 DANETTE MCEACHERN, will my smile to Lois Bailey. Now the world won't seem so gloomy. JOHN McGuire, will my hot rod to Sharon Sakry. Now you can really tear up that race track. BILL NAGEL, will my ability to make teachers peeved, to anyone that thinks they should have it. ALLEN NELSON, will my ability to woo girls to Richard Montgomery. Have fun, Rich. MARY O'LEARY, will my places of honor in high school to Mark and Rick-- keep the O'Leary names on top, boys! PAT PESCHEL, will my arguments at class meetings to Margo Zadra. Really tell 'em off, Margo! ' BILL PETEY, will my technique with women to Al Mehle. Now you can have them all, Al! JANICE PONIKVAR, will my ability to go out and have a good time to Beverly Pokugar. Have as much fun as I had, Bev! ! CAROL PULLMAN, will my voice to Diana Shubkagel. May you enjoy it as much as I have. MARY PULLMAN, will myiblue eyes to Craig Meredith. Now you just about have everything, Craig! HARK ROCHELLE, will my girl friends to Earnie Marrs. Now you really have it made. TOM ROBERTS, will my brains to all Sophs. Boy! ! ! Are you lucky! BARBARA ROMAINE, will my book, HOW TO TELL THE TRUTH to a cer- tain skinny Soph. The truth works out in the long run. PHILLIP ROSE, will my three study halls to any deserving Junior who needs them. ELAINE SAVOREN, will my ability to be on time to Helen Kratohwill. All it takes is a little will-power, Helen! ! ! PAT SMITH, will my position as Business Manager of the Annual to Joe Weber. Hope you have a ball, Joe! SHOTGUN SOBER, will my bronc riding ability to Ron Chasebolt. Now you won't have to lie to all the girls about how good you are! JOANN STEVENS, will my accordion-playing ability to llana Call. Remember, llana, the accordion doesn't make all the music! GINGIE STOUT, will my ability to play the old lady parts in plays to Darlene Roney. They really are a ball. Have fun. kid! ! ! ROSE MARIE STRELL. will my blue eyes to red-head Jim Paulsen. I al- ways did think redheads with blue eyes were tops! I ! I ! BOBBY TINKLE, will my car to Emery Connors. Now you can really tear things up! ! ELVA JEAN VIDICK, will my missing pony-tail to Toni McElroy. Add it to yours, and boy, watch it grow! ! ! ! ! MARGE VIDMAR, will my glasses to Deanna Kastrinos. Now won't you have fun! ! I ! Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Seniors of '59! St. JOSEPH'S LODGE ff 56 K. S. K. J., JO'S GIFT AND RECORD SHOP LEADVILLE WOMEN 'S CLUBQ ROCKY MOUNTAIN NEWS AGENT Name Richard Barela Donna Bell Jo Betty Bogle James Burger Barbara Carson Don Conyers Barbara Craven Eugene Crowley Beulah Dal Piaz Iva Ann Dantoni Bonnie Jean Davies Jean Drobnick Frances French Clarence Gray Michie Halkett Louis Heinz Leroy Hieter James Jenkin Jane Jolley Stefan Lani Joe Locknikar Viola Luoma Thomas Marrs Geraldine Medina Danette McEachern John McGuire William Nagel Allen Nelson Mary O'Leary Patricia Peschel William Petey Janice Ponikvar Carol Pullman Mary Pullman Harkless Rochelle Tom Roberts Barbara Romaine Phillip Rose Elaine Savoren Patricia Smith Chuck Sober Jo Ann Stevens Virginia Lea Stout Rose Marie Strell Robert Tinkle Elva Jean Vidick Marge Vidmar O Who'-s Can You Picture Me 6 Feet Tall Miss Universe Staying Home Mr. Universe A Truck Driver A lawyer An Author A Genius Short and Dark A Brain Always Quiet A Tall Girl Construction Boss A Book Worm Jane Russell A Midget A ditch -digger A Hula Dancer In a hurry? A Millionaire A Midget A Genius A School Teacher A man-hater A bronc rider An A Student Teacher of Dance A Pedestrian Milking a Cow Being Bashful Married? Having Black Hair Lady Wrestler George Gobel's Sec. A Teacher A Train Bum Sweet Little Thing Basketball Player Short and Chubby 6 feet 5 inches A school official A History Teacher Ballet Dancer Brick Layer An A Student As Capt. of Football Team Fat Weakness No Muscles Boys Apple Pie Corvettes Fords Hamburgers Convertibles Money Food Mercurys Skiing Ray Speed Girls Days off Work Cigarettes Tall Dark Girls Girls Purses Round Steak Wine and Women Opposite Sex Swimming Late Hours Walking Certain Blonde Classy Jeeps Arguing Chuck A Certain Guy Cars Sports Cars Fried Chicken Singing Girls People who do my homework Murder Lifting 150 lbs. Chewing Gum Dill Pickles Rodeos Music Food Parties Women Flat Tops Alf Will be in 10 years 27 Housewife Old and Gray Still Single 200 Lbs. Poor Boy Housewife A Convict Old Maid Beautician Broke Mrs. Zampedri A Cuban Having Fun Rich A bum Old and Weary Rich Old and Smarter Owner ofEmpire State Building In Jail 27 A Bum Pres. of U.S. Working Ten Years older Pvt. in Army Out of College Ten years older Married, I Hope Bald Pvt. First Class Sing with Como Nurse and Wife Still Dumb Ten Years older Old Maid Still in school In Business Field Rich Stoved -up Cowboy 10 years older Graduating Wiser Getting out of School Old enough to know better 27 years old Should Be A Girl Professional Dancer More Sensible Dog Catcher Intelligent Bookcase Builder Fish Married Out of Leadville 20 Lbs. Less Less Intelligent Taller Blonde A Good Boy Class President In jail An All-American A Scientist Quiet Once In A While A Man With Money A Ballet Teacher Shorter and Slimmer Fan Dancer Modest Studious Tall, Dark Handsome A Genius Short and Fat A Milkmaid A Slow Driver Loved A Nurse A Principal Married in 10 years 1000 Miles Away A Millionaire 10 Lbs. Less Telephone Repairman A Big Game Hunter Quiet A Girl Quieter Smart Five foot two Taller Wide Awake Taller Pet Peeve Stuck Up Girls Being Abused Catty Girls A Musician Door Slammers Girls Arguing Gabby Women Some People Certain Boys TYPMS Spaghetti Slow People Hypocrites Know -It -Alls Wise Guys Smart Girls Women Drivers Drunkards Slow Drivers Policemen School Work insistent People Chemistry Walking Short People The World in Gen. Chronic Complainers Mixed -up TVS Leadville Cops Un-pulled Shades Cussing Silly People Teachers Crazy Drivers Rowlan Skiing Late People Bossy People Hark People Toothbrushes Quiz shows on TV Cops People Certain Junior Gal Who Saying Darn lt! OH, FUZZ! MAN! ! ! ! Dooley -google Shut Up! ! ! Crazy! ! ! How' Bout That? No Lie?? I Don't Care! What' Bout That? Oh, Kittens! Ain't It??? I Won't Tell Hi, Gang! Where were you? Crazy, Man! Imagine That! Crazy! It is, Isn't lt? How about that? Hello, Honey! ! Sharp! Oh, Yea??? OH! I! !???? Honest to Pete! IMAGINE THAT ! HEY! DARN! OH!! WOW!!! What a Party! OH, You! ! ! OKAY, Guy! Good Gravy! Gosh! ! ! ! You Bug me, doll! Is that right? Oh, Moses! Not Now! Yeah, Man! Hey, you guys! Hot Dog! Baloney You Dumb Idiot! Let's go, men! Gag a Maggett It tears me up! Dead Kicks! ! 33 Ambition Be A Giant Stock Car Racer First On Venus Be Like Elvis Psychiatrist Fishing Climb Mt. Everest Baseball Player Hot Rod Driver Station Attendant Be An Old Maid A Lady Wrestler Jet Pilot A Royal Wine Taster Baseball Player First Man on Moon Beer Taster at Golden Teacher of my Teachers Stunt Car Driver First Man to Mars A Cop Graduate Fishing Find Abom. Snowman Have a Skunk Farm Champion Hula Hooper A Scholar Give away Money Second Liberace Find The Fly Ballet Dancer Officer in A F. Highway Engineer Go to Dinner Make a living Stay in bed forever Commit Perfect Crime A Slave Driver Meet Man In Moon Get Married Be A Cowboy Enter a Convent Teacher Find the Blob Safe Driver First to Mars Go To Moon Moon Lore We entered the Senior High School as Sophomores being sponsored by Miss Kasten. We then boasted of a membership of seventy, now because of certain difficulties, we only have forty -seven Seniors. We chose Eugene Evans as Prexy of the Sophomoresg Bonnie Davies, Vice-President Barbara Carson, Secretaryg Joann Stevens, Treasurerg Barbara Romaine, Historian, and Jim Burger, Reporter. Student Council Representatives were Virginia Stout and Gary Koepping. At the Sophomore skit we gave a presentation of a weddingg all were in costume. Although we were very good, the juniors were better with their circus parade. As Juniors we elected Jimmy Burger as President, Leroy Hieter, Vice -president, Joann Stevens, Treasurer: Francie French, Reporterg Mary O'Leary, Historianp Jean Drobnick and Tuffy Gray, Student Council Representatives. At the senior all-school party, the Seniors -to-be took all honors for their presenta- tion of a saga of man from the prehistoric up to the modern teens and their jazz. One of the high points of the Junior class was the choosing of the class rings, which we did unanimously. We also presented Mr. Kerrigan with our class ring. No other class ring will ever compare with them. Our first major achievement was the Junior Play, THE ANTICS OF ANDREW, which was a great success when it was presented. As we started our work on the Prom we fooled everyone by saying the theme was Cemetery Serenade. Actually, it was Moonlight and Roses and it was the best Junior Prom ever to be given. It was beautifully decorated with a little Chateau at the far end with a rose-strewn fence along the sides. We have done very well in sports and several members of our class helped to win the District Championship and also went to State in basketball. Our Senior year started under the leadership of Leroy Hieter, President, Jean Drobnick, Vice -presidentg Elva Jean Vidick, Secretary, Joann Stevens, Treasurer: Bobby Tinkle, I-listoriang Rose Marie Strell, Reporter, Steve Lani and Beulah Dal Piaz, Student Council Representatives, and Mr. Kerrigan remained as our sponsor. The Sen- ior all-school party was a huge success. On November 24 we selected our announce- ments and calling cards. Our Senior Fair was postponed until April 10 and 11. The theme was Leadville, 1880. Our booths were decorated as buildings in the early days of Leadville and the costumes were in the styles of the early days. Everyone had a marvelous time. Slouch Day and Skip Day were held and immensely enjoyed by all the Seniors. The underclassmen were entertained by an interesting program on Slouch Day. This week-end we will take our trip day as the last outing of a very successful year. On Sunday, Baccalaureate services will be held. June 2, we will officially become graduates of L. H. S. with the Commencement exercises, ending three most enjoyable years. by Bob Tinkle Congratulations to the Class of '59! I! This page is sponsored by C REWS - -BEGGS TRADING COMPANY -' .., . ,ff 'gm JW H fr -if I Antics - f4i - 'TW' I -., WMI ,lv t he - ' I Andrew Adoonhght -wi? .5 14nd Roses XX -QIIHHLYQZ1 fillkw A y ,ff 'IL' lf. E1 - OFFICE EQUIPMENT, 130 West First Phone 567 Salida Colorado Congratulations to the Seniors of 59 SHAMROCK DAIRY Let's go, men! What a lovely view! ! Bewitched Biol Water, here I come Glamor Boys Having fun . . .??? Congratulations to the Class of '59! This page is sponsored by the DELAWARE HOTEL ogy? I told you not to do it! Oh Mush! ! ! A ren't we Beautiful! ? What's up, doc? Emi Brigitte Bardot P eek-a -boo Athlete? X A thom among roses JUNIORS Carol Sue Lois Roger Gordon Rosalind Baker Bailey Bonewell Conklin Cook Donna Moonene Marilyn Thomas Sharon Comella Diehl F aidiga French Furman Dean Deanna Gordier Kastrinos Don Helen , Kenai' Kratohwill Merlene Pitts Student Gordon Council Burk Student Council Xl X John Steve Susan Joseph Patsy 'e Larsh Ferkovich Roll Weber Fa nnon Treasurer S ecretary Reporter Historian Congratulations to the Class of 1959! TIMQBERLINE MOTEL, Modern Motel, Member of AAAg LOUIE'S SHOE STORE, QFURNISHINGSQ JAMES LARSH3 J. C. PENNEY'S Virginia Craig Jan JoAnn Mary Lou MZSCSIHHZZ Meredith Mitchell Mitchell Montgomery Richard Sophia Sherilynne Toni Janice Montgomery Montoya Moore McElroy O 'Connell Beverly Pologar Joyce Poyner Miss Anderson Class Sponsor Bertha Robertson Ri chard Helen Vivian Bernadette Margo Smith Snider Tafoya Vidmar Zadra Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of '59! ! ELMER'S RADIO--TV SERVICEQ GEORGE MITCHELL SIGNS Beverly Pro11 Barbara Purkat U IORS Patricia anchez H1119 X C. Meredith, M. Pitts, J. Mitchell, Mr. Van Pelt, G. Conklin, V. Tafoya, P. Sanchez, S. Roll, Miss Anderson, J. O'Cormell, B. Pologar, B. Purkat, J. Larsh, D. Cornella, D. Smith, J. Mitchell, C. Gabardi, T. French. for her. The Play Director ? Q. iw- IWW This boy really goes You two did what? Oh, Lars, you're so strong and masterful! Well, Roberta, I quite agree that-- J u I don't care if you are J. August Peabody! S Play Charlie? Compliments of: FOX THEATER, MEREDITH'S STUDIO Junior Class Histor The Class of 1960 had had a very successful year under the leadership of officers John Larsh, Charleen Gabardi, Steve Ferkovich and Susan Roll. At the annual All-School Party in.September, we took first place with our class stunt portraying the seniors as they will be fifty years from now. In October, we held an All-School Clash Party. Charleen Gabardi and Gordon Burk won first prize for wearing the clashiest colors. Also in October, Susan Roll and Gordon Conklin were chosen to represent the juniors as attendants to the Mardi Gras king and queen. Our float, Autumn Nocturne was featured in the Mardi Gras parade. A high spot in our year was the presentation of our class play, Where's Charlie? The all-star cast of this hilarious comedy in- cluded Tom French, Dick Smith, Charleen Gabardi, Jo Ann Mitchell Donna Cornella, Jan Mitchell, Craig Meredith, Merlene Pitts, Janice O'Conne11, and Susan Roll. Pat Sanchez was student director. Our class rings finally arrived in March, and in May we were hosts at a very beautiful prom and banquet with the theme, Jap- anese Fantasy. . i Sponsored by SKYLINE BAKERY Well, actuallyl . . . F ., F dd' 2? men' re le Give 'em H---, Bill! if Jumor Float? What do you th1nk'7 Ten-shunnn Reducing?? ?? ? Da-a-a La, ' 1 9 exif A 64 2-W Broom Totin' Groom Squeeze ver, Babs! No, it's MY lunch!! Compliments of VIENNA LAUNDRY and DRY CLEANERS vs VN 5,77 SOPHOMORES mi T. , Q , . Rowlan Armbnister Roberta Robby Patricia .Applegate Ballentine Ballew Claudia Lorraine Bates Barela Gilbert Carol Malmgren Zampedri President Vice -president Robert Bell Beverly Ilana Donna Beverly Alan Burk Call Clute DalPiaz Davidson Kay Burger Jake Del-ierrera Rose Mane Paul Tom Don Donovan Ducharme Epson Evans Sheila Kathy Rose Roll Marjie Reporter Historian Hodson Billie Mason Joyce Earnest Jackson Marrs C ecilia Virginia Walter Karen Maez Kinney Kincade Kincade Congratulations to the Seniors from CONTINENTAL OIL CO., COOPER I-IILI. LODGE Sharon Bamard C arolyn Fairchild Johnny Jones Sponsor Mrs. Sadar I0 DM' W? Pauli ne Muniz Beverly Nelson Roxanne Nelson Mark O ' Le ary Pauline William Sharon McCance McConnell McGowan Mary McGuire Richard McGuire Beatrice James Rosann Pacheco Paulson Petey Gerry Beverley Cerise Lutz Secretary Treasurer Viola Anita Marie Pulos Quintana Catherine Rosri quez Joan O'Leary Motzer Student Council Representatives Jim Willis Phyllis Trevethan Glenn Travis Darleen Sharon Roney Sakry Emily Ramona Tafoya Romero Sandra Savoren Diana Shubkagel LaVerne Sigwart Vincent Stapleton De nny Stout Loretta Romero Congratulations Seniors! EPHRAIM FREIGHTWAYS, INC.g CREDIT BUREAU OF LEADVILLE 2. .. L1 'wa .E w , . la Q 5 r TH. Y,i tw, K -Q1 5 . .N , 1 I sf' - 55 Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of '59! FRANCIS COAL AND SUPPLY, KORNER GROCERY fs i The President's f little helpers ii. Isn 't Love Grand ? Kiss me darling, or I'l1 faint W Jayne Manesfield The 7 1X2 Musketeers Marilyn Monroe Watch it, it might rain! Hercules at rest! I ! The three monkeys Congratulations, Graduates! PEOPLE'S ACCEPTANCE3 FURMAN'S for furniture and Appliancesg ROBERTS VARIETY3 CUSTOM MACHINE and WELDING WORKS. Aug. 29 Sept. 1 2 3 4 5 10 11 12 15 16 24 1 -f 2. Registration Labor Day School begins Insurance policies Senior Class meeting Junior and Sophomore meetings First Student Council meeting Movie--Current Events Senior All-school party Assembly--three movies Assembly--movie p ,T Talk by State Patrolman 1' Steve Medina, Two mo e V ff, IBD. 25 A11-schooi picnic . 26 Poor work notices '. 'J 28 Fire dun ,1 Oct. 3 Class meetin 6 Orchids s' ing group Fe 10 Fall ncert f ire drill, : nual My VXDA, Since I 2 ' Journalis' ference K 1 ,1 ,v gf Junior I fSQhool party, A 4 ' 1' V , f End Q kipgrading period X I' ' Scholaisip Qualifying Te, 8a 24 CEA Convention Q7 Safe Driyttjig movie . f alk Mar. A by Mr. -4 12: s hian ff CL sl p ii tion X or tpxices ff 5,14 'buth F . l'I1 gl! ,, X f Ef f ay, Y th Forum April ff 8: 1 unior P1 f K 1 1 '7-30 Thanksgivi ,3 X 28 4- of second rading ' s p riod 1 May 1 30 B ginnning u Safety Week Dec. 1 port card 2 etty Croc er Test 3 Talk by eve Medina, Two movies 1 Sopho ore All-school party, June Cl meetings - d of Safety Week fi 6 IRC conference 50 Leadville vs. C . g f Girls' Lea yr ' as Pa JCLC 1 --11. ty Le . ' le f . Steamboat ea i vs. Craig or '- 1 ' - Christmas Vacation, Leadville vs. Center Vacation over Leadville vs. Primer Leadville vs. Wa . burg advi - amosa Le ville s. Monte Vista Repo car End of A st s meste - Leadv le vs. amboat Starto Second emester It Leadville vs. Sal a Leadvi le vs. Mon 4 Vista Lead A - vs. Del orte Le vi ,v Sa a ead ' Z ' imerog Poor work ot' Leadville vs. Leadville vs. Leadville Leadville vs. Walsenburg Del Norte vs. Alamosa Center 6, 85 '7 District Tournament End of fourth Report cards -30 Spring Vacation Poor work notices Roman Banquet 10 8: 11 Senior Fair grading period End of fifth grading period, Report cards Poor work notices Prom and Prom Banquet Spring Dance Class Day Senior Trip Day Baccalaureate Commencement End of second semester, Report cards 5' ob- 7? VO HQ ff Q ORGANIZATIONS l The Annual l r it , 2 u J 51 4. Q Q- , as Mr. Kerrigan, M. O'Leary, Mrs. Frank, Sponsor. J. Burger, J. Drobnick, P. Smith, D. Mcliachern. Junior Apprentices Craig Meredith Susan Roll Jan Mitchell Barbara Purkat Rosalind Cook Vivian Tafoya Sharon Furman Joann Mitchell Bertha Robertson Dick Smith Charleeri Gabardi Joe Weber Helen Snider Joyce Poyner Merlene Pitts 1959 Jim Burger, Editor -in -Chief LEFT TO RIGHT: Mrs. Frank, Sponsor, D. Mcliachem, B. Davies, V. Stout, J. Burger, L. Hieter, D. Bell, T. Roberts, F. French. f . ,mf , Congratulations, Class of '59! MOYNAHAN-O'MALIA MORTUARY Staffs of I 959 i 4 Left to Right, STANDING: J. Jolley, M. Vidmar, B. Tinkle, B. Dal Piaz, J. Lochnikar, B. Nagel, J. McGuire V. Stout, B. Carson, I. Dantoni, Mr. Kerrigan, Class Sponsor, B. Romaine, B. Craven. SITTING: J. Drobnick C. Pullman, E. Savoren, J. Ponikvar, M. Pullman, J. Burger, G. Medina, P. Peschel, R. Strell, E. Vidick, P. , Smith. Sophomore Apprentices Vincent Stapleton Lynn Dougherty Kay Burger Rowlan Armbruster Kathy Roll Sheila Rose Beverly Burk Gilbert Malmgren Joan Motzer Ricky O'Leary Left to Right, STANDING: M. I-Ialkett, B. Petey, D. Conyers, J. Jenkins, A. Nelson, C. Sober, T. Marrs, C. Gray, H. Rochelle. Mr. Kerrigan, Class Sponsor. SITTING: P. Rose, J. Stevens, V. Luoma, J. Burger, J. Bogle, S. Land. E. Crowley, R. Barela. 'ii Congratulations, Seniors! UNITED BROTHERHOOD OF CARPENTERS AND JOINERS OF AMERICAN Local Union No. 1351 ! Student Council Left to Right, FRONT ROW: Barbara Carson, Virginia Stout, Sec., Rick O'Leary, Joan Motzer, Stefan Lani, Gilbert Malmgren, Joe Weber, Charleen Gabarde. BACK ROW: Jo Ann Stevens, Craig Meredith, Vice- president, Merlene Pitts, Leroy Hieter, John Larsh, Beulah Dalpiaz, Gordon Burk, Mr. Snow, Sponsor. Not in picture: Jim Burger. Our President The Student Council is the student government of Leadville Senior High School. It is headed by the elected officers: President, Vice-president, and Secretary-treasurer. It is composed of two representatives and the President of each class. There are also representatives from the various clubs throughout the school. The Stu- dent Council is under the able sponsorship of Mr. Robert Snow. Some projects of the Council have been the selling of Panther car stickers and Panther basket- ball programs. The Council's biggest project is the revision of the Student Council Handbook. The purpose of the Handbook is to acquaint students with their school. In all its projects the Student Council works for the betterment of the school. Barbara Romaine Good Luck, Class of '59! The KEHOE FAMILY, MODEL CLEANERS, ZALAR MOTOR COMPANY, VENDOME BARBER SI-IOP, Look Your Best, Do your Best F. H. A. LEFT to RIGHT: Jean Drobnick, Marge Vidmar, Virginia Stout, Rose Marie Strell, Elva Jean Vidick, Pat Peschel, Janice Ponikvar, Susan Roll, Merlene Pitts, Sharon Furman, Rosalind Cook, Gerry Medina, Beulah DalPiaz, Donna Bell. Helen Snider. LEFT to RIGHT: Elaine Savoren, Barbara Clute, Betty Pacheco, Cecilia Maez, Catherine Rodriquez, Lois Bailey, Billie Mason, Beverley Lutz, Rosie Ortega, Virginia Mascarenav. Patsy Rodriquef, Lorraine Barrela, Toni McElroy, Margo Zadra. Beverly Burk, Ida Medina, Anita Marie Quintana. Miss Webbert, Sponsor, Sharon McGowan. Joyce Jackson, Deanna Kastrinos, Darlene Roney, Rosann Petey, Sherilynne Moore, 'Y 5 5 -I:-.- Congratulations Class of '59! GOLDEN BURRO CAFE AND LOUNGE 55 STANDING, Left to Right: Mr. Springs, M. O'Leary, B. Gordon, I. Call, B. Burk, J. Stevens, J. Stoner, J. Walker, G. Salberg, G. Travis, T. Roll, J. Willis, D. Salberg, E. Slifka, R. Kem, R. Koken, B. Damjanovich, IZ f'.i:1.a1. Gabardi, S, Rose, S. Bamard. SITTING: L. Walker, S. Rose, L. Bryan, R. Lindquist, J. Mitchell, L. Sigwart, D. Gordier, A. Nelson, D. Stout, G. Malmgren, R. Bell, D. Bartell, M. Carson, E. Carreon. FRONT ROW: M. Cornella, R. Sigwart, D. Willis, K. Gay, P. McCance, B. Dal Piaz, G. Burk, K. Roll, J. Motzer, R. Ballentine, D. I-Iendershot, B. Henderson, R. Dice. Not in Picture: S. Sakry, M. Kornegay, D. Morrison, E. Rhodus. Band STANDING, Left to Right: Mr. Springs, R. Koken, G. Malmgren, D. Salberg, J. Willis, J. Mitchell, A. Nel- son, B. Bell, D. Gordier, D. Stout, B. Damjanovich, I. Call. SITTING: R. Ballentine, L. Bryan, C.Gabardi, S. Rose, J. Stevens, B. Burk, B. Purkat, S. Barnard, B. Henderson. S Sponsored by Dr. William J. Rose A 63 1,0 S+? , ,af . '5 ' -an gm. 5 f n , , K ,kr my -. A of I fi M' rf af f ' A A ' f L 0 Q If V LEFT TO RIGHT: P. McCance, J. Mitchell, S. Furman, S. Ferkovich, T. French, J. Willis, D. Stout, J. Burger, J. Weber, C. Meredith, G. Burk, G. Travis, B. Dal Piaz, S. Yates, B. Romaine, Mr. Springs, R. Cook, T. Mc- Elroy, F. French, D. Clute, H. Kratohwill, J. Jackson, V. Stout, M. Zadra, J. Ponikvar, M. Faidiga, B. Carson, M. Pullman, D. Roney, P. Peschel, G. Medina, M. O'Leary, V. Pulos, R. Strell, P. Fannon, D. Shubkagel, I. Dantoni, B. Craven, C. Pullman, B. Burk, S. Barnard, S. McGowan, P. Trevethan, C. Fairchild. Miss Carolyn Cook Student Teacher STANDING, Left to Right: T. McElroy, M. Zadra, B. McConell, G. Travis, P. Ducharme, J. Cerise, J. Mitchell, S. Ferkovich, B. Burk, J. Burger, R. Cook, J. Weber, R. Strell, B. Da1Piaz, I. Dantoni, C. Fairchild, S. Furman, M. Montgomery, B. Dal Piaz, S. Rose, G. Malmgren, P. Peschel, G. Burk, M. O'Leary, D. Smith, C. Meredith, V. Stout, T. French, V. Kinney. Congratulations, Seniors! POLICE DEPARTMENT, I-IOCKETT MOTOR CO., FORD-MERCURY DEALER, John and Fred Tindale,PUBLIC LIBRARY ii LEFT to RIGHT: S. Rose, B. Burk, B. Lutz, S. Barnard. SECOND ROW: I. Dantoni, B. Romaine, B. Dal Piaz, F. French, K. Roche, Sponsor. THIRD ROW: B. Vidmar, D. Kastrinos, S. Moore, J. Stevens, M. O'Leary, P. Fannon. FOURTH ROW: J. Drobnick, P. Smith, R. Strell, E. Vidick, B. Davies, D. Mc- Eachern. FIFTH ROW: B. Robertson, J. Poyner, D. Bell, S. Montoya, B. Pacheco, C. Fairchild. SIXTH ROW: L. Romero, B. Pologar, B. Purkat, V. Mascarenaz, J. Martinez, P. Muniz. SEVENTH ROW: V. Tafoya, C. Maez, B. Pacheco, C. Rodriquez, V. Alires, E. Tafoya. EIGHTH ROW: H. Kratohwill, B. Clute, E. Savoren, S. Yates, D. Clute, J. Bogle. NINTH ROW: R. Ortega, I. Medina, C. Zampedri, B. Nelson, R. Cook, S. Roll. Girls' League LEFT to RIC-HT: V. Pulos, Sec., V. Stout, Hist., T. McElroy, Treas., M. Pullman, Pres., C. Pullman, Vice-pres., K. Roche, Sponsor, M. Zadra, Reporter. SECOND ROW: K. Burger, J. Motzer, K. Roll, V. Luoma, C. Baker, L. Bailey. THIRD ROW: B. Craven, M. Vidmar, J. Jolley, M. McGuire, I. Call, R. Nelson. FOURTH ROW: B. Carson C. Gabarde D. Rone S Furman G. Medina P. Peschel. FIFTH v y Y' - v 1 ROW: P. Trevethan, S. McGowan, B. Proll, J. O'Connell, M. Hodson, P. Ballew. SIXTH ROW: P. San- chez, M. Faidiga, H. Snider, M. Pitts, P. McCance, K. Kincade. SEVENTH ROW: L. Barela, P. Rodri- quez, M. Diehl, R. Petey, J. Ponikvar, D. Shubkagel. EIGHTI-I ROW: D. Comella, M. Zeleznikar, S. Savoren, R. Romero, R. Applegate. ?.ms,g. M sl .gf Q2 1 I 2, I M. Vidmar, J. Jolley, J. Drobnick, B. Dalpiaz, M. O'Leary, I. Dantoni, P. Smith, B. Romaine, D. Moore, Mrs. Frank, Sponsor, K. Burger, J. Motzer, K. Roll, C. Zampedri, B. Craven, C. Fairchild, B. Burk, V. Pulos, D. Shubkagel, B. Dalpiaz, S. Barnard, R. Strell, E. Vidick, J. Ponikvar, B. Purkat, B. Pologar, D. Clute, F. French, C. Pullman, R. Ballentine, V. Stout, P. Peschel, H. Snider, L. Bailey, S. Yates, B. Robertson, D. Roney, B. Proll, J. O'Connell, M. Zadra, R. McGuire, R. Tinkle, B. McCon- nell, G. Malmgren, R. Cook, R. Applegate, A. Quintana, V. Stapleton, H. Herrmann, R. Armbruster, T. Epson, M. Pitts, S. Roll, M. Pullman, A. Nelson, S. McGowan, J. Stevens, D. Gordier, C. Meredith, D. Cornella, E. Crowley, P. Ballew, M. Hodson, P. Trevethan, I. Call, G. Burk, J. McGuire, R. Mont gomery, P. Ducharme, J. Jones, L. Sigwart, J. Mitchell, R. Bell, D. Smith, H. Rochelle, C. Sober, C. Gray. BACK ROW: Bernadette Vidmar, Sec., Toni McElroy, Rep., JoAnn Mitchell, Treas., Tom Roberts Vice-pres., Rick O'Leary, Board of Directors, Leroy I-lieter, Board of Directors, Dennie Stout, Sgt- at-Arms, Jim Burger, Student Council, Joe Weber, I-list., Barbara Carson. Board of Directors, Joan Motzer, Board, Charleen Gabarde, Board, Bonnie Davies, Pres., Danette McEachern, Chairman of Board of Directors. 59 f i 3 Sponsored bv sw , . ....,...., .,.h.., STANDING, Left to Right: Francie French, Sharon Furman, Marilyn Faidiga, Pat Sanchez, Janice O'- Connell, Merlene Pitts, Joseph Weber, Jan Mitchell, Rosalind Cook, JoAnn Mitchell, Mary Pullman, Sheila Rose, Carol Pullman, Miss Carstens, Sponsor. SITTING: Gilbert Malmgreng Barbara Craven, Business Manager, Barbara Carson, Editor-in-Chief, Virginia Stout, Mary O'Leary, Susan Roll. The Prospector Mr. Michael Hensley Student Teacher Director of Prospector Plays Congratulations to the Seniors of '59! LEADVILLE RECREATION AND SPORTING GOODS, MCMILLAN COAL SMITH LUMBER COMPANY, Serving Leadville for 50 years, George Rutkey, Jr. LEFT TO RIGHT: Chuck Sober, Joe Lochnikar, Richard McGuire, Ronnie Casebolt, Earnie Marrs, Tom Marrs, John McGuire, Mr. Livingston, Instructor, Bill Nagel. The Shops LEFT TO RIGHT: Michie Halkett, Jim Jenkins, Chuck Jackson, Enos Tafoya, Bill Petey, Lee Felkner, Mr. Stoner, Instructor, Donald Conyers, Richard Barela, Steve Lani, Wilfred Kincaide, Roy Seme. itil E, ggiltvwghes, Class of '59! KEN'S PAINT POT, MOUNTAINEER TRAILER RENTAL, G-Z GARAGE, JOE ZAITZ F. T. A. 1. if Zihw LEFT to RIGHT: Joan Motzer, Bernadette Vidmar, Sec., Mary O'Leary, Charleen Gabarde, Vice-president, Barbara Purkat, Pres., Phyllis Trevethan, Merlene Pitts, Beverly Pologar, Librarian, Sharon Furman. STAND- ING: Gilbert Malmgren, Treasurer, Jim Burger, Joseph Weber, Catherine Rood, Sponsor. I. R. C. :Q- BACK ROW: Beulah Dal Piaz, Barbara Romaine, Rosalind Cook, Gordon Burk, Gilbert Malmgren, Jan Mitchell, Dick Smith, Florence McMahon, Sponsor. FRONT ROW: Janice Ponikvar, Sharon Furman, Moonene Diehl, Sec., Barbara Craven, Pres., Patricia Sanchez, Vice-Pres., Joe Weber, TreaS.5 Beverly Proll. Not in picture: M. Faidiga, L. Hieter. Congratulations, Seniors! Mr. Szlvlrs. JOHN SKALA, WORLD'S HIGHEST JEEP CLUB, LEADVILLE STANDARD SERVICE, LEADVILLE ICE 8zCOAL 'ff' , , ff' A Av' -xc? Ja' All 1 55 , - W f P ff , f-whffig QW Q9 4 af? ATHLETICS Johnny Jones Coach Nurkka Ricky O'Learv Denny Stout Hark Rochelle January 9 Primero January 10 Walsenburg X January 16 Alamosa January 30 Salida January 31 Monte Vista February 6 Del Norte February 7 Salida February 13 Primero February 14 Walsenburg February 18 Monte Vista February 20 Del Norte February 27 Alamosa March 5, 6, 7 District Tournament Panther Squad Congratulations, Seniors! ! I. O. O. F., Carbonate Lodge 47, RAINBO BREADg PARKER JEWELRY5 FIRE FIGHTERS ASSOCIATION 3869 Tuffy Gray Leroy I-Iieter Tom Roberts Johnny Lush Alex De Herrera Tommy French Congratulations, Seniors. STRELL ELECTRIC3 D 8: J AUTO SERVICE, VARSITY CLEANERS, for Sanitone Cleaning, Phone 55, 311 Harrisong Harold Grant B Squad BACK ROW, Left to Right: Jake De Herrera, Paul Ducharme, LaVern Sigwart, Denny Stout, Johnny Jones, Jerry Cerise, Glen Travis, Don Evans, Robby Ballentine. FRONT: Coach Nurkka, Jim Paulson, Manager. 5 Bobby, Mary, Beulah Cheerleaders Good luck, Seniors! KLIPBERGET MOUNTAIN CLUB, Panther Boosters A Squad Cheerleaders Barbara, Francie, Gingie, Iva Pep Club Compliments of KLIP AND KURL BEAUTY SHOP, GAMBLE STORE, ELITE BARBER SHOP, Fred Bryan, Barber Daniel M. Handy 'wi 5 aa , ff F5019 Y 1 Q J .f PJ? M f:-gag f F ii. X3 .Q QQ li gg an Q3 I! , I.. E it Q Q 5 Sf' if.: pb ' Cross-Country Team LEFT TO RIGHT: Gilbert Malmgren, Joe Weber, Gordon Burk, Coach Nurkka, Denny Stout, Richard Montgomery. Last fall Leadville High sent a Cross-country track team to the State meet at Boulder for the first time. Two boys from Leadville placed in the top eight who received medals--JOE WEBER, Fifth, and GORDON BURK, Seventh. The students of Leadville High are very proud of these two boys and of the team for the fine showing they made. Track Team Joe Weber, Fifth, State Cross-Country Meet BACK ROW, Left to Right: Paul Ducharme, Ricky O'Leary, Leroy I-Iieter, Coach Nurkka, Jerry Cerise, Glen Travis. FRONT ROW: Joe Weber, Gilbert Malmgren, Gordon Burk, Denny Stout, Richard Montgomery. Congratulations, Seniors! W. H. Smith, Assayer and Chemist 69 HALL O F FA. 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But we turned our backs on the temptation to remain here, and bade farewell to our sunny, carefree hours at the stream crossing the trail when we entered the first grade. The trail leading to the top of the snow-covered peak began as a gently sloping, smooth roadway. As we climbed higher on our journey through school, the trail became steeper and rockier. At first we followed our smooth pathway through the pleasant forest, pine needles making a soft carpet beneath our feet. Occasionally, we ran across rocks in our way, but our teachers helped us to cross these bar- riers. When we had conquered one obstacle, we were ready to tackle the next one. Eventually we came to rely more on ourselves to solve our problems. Our elementary years went by, swiftly for some, more slowly for others. Each grade was a height on our mountain trail and represented an attainment, we had successfully overcome the steep, rocky parts of the trail to accomplish part of our goal. Finally, the trees were replaced by grass. We had reached timberline and our high school years had begun. There were times when the poorly marked, rock-strewn path through the carpet of grass seemed insurmountable, but a look at the beautiful flowers, enhancing the green with their rainbow hues, encouraged us. These beauties of our surroundings reminded us of the pleasures of our trip to the top. Then the big year arrived. We were ready, as Seniors, to start the last leg of our climb. The grass gave way to rocks of all sizes and shapes. ln order to reach the summit, it was necessary to climb over the stones. Some- times the trail seemed very long and almost too steep and rocky to follow. However, by not giving up, we reached the summit of the mountain. Now as we look back down the trail to the valley far below, shaded by passing clouds and dotted with lakes and streams, we realize that we have conquered each obstacle and are now prepared to follow another trail to a different peak. From here each graduating Senior will take a different trail. Every trail will lead to a mountain to be climbed. Although at times we may feel like giving up, no mountain is so steep or so rugged that we will not reach the goal if we Climb though the rocks be rugged. Congratulations, Seniors! Mr. and Mrs. OSCAR M. DAVIES Thinking Makes It So According to the publishers of a series of books on mental efficiency, Impul- siveness of thought leads to impulsive- ness of action. This is an example of how your thoughts affect your life. From day to day consider your thoughts and plan each move you make. Acquire the habit of not acting upon impulses, and when the time to make an important decision in your life comes, you will be prepared. Thoughts are things. Have you ever thought that someone was disgusted or unhappy with you? As a result of your thoughts, your attitude towards that person was changed and soon he was acting just as you thought. It is almost the same about making mountains out of mole hills. Thinking a task is hard usually makes it more difficult. If you use an I can attitude on it, you will be able to do it and overcome almost any obstacle in your life. There are thousands to tell you it cannot be doneg there are thousands to prophesy failure . . . Just start to sing as you tackle the thing that 'cannot be done' and you will do it. From a poem by Edgar Guest. See what you want and never lose sight of it. Think about it. Reason out the problems standing between you and your goal. Then work. You can't just sit in your rocking chair and think about being a doctor or a lawyerg ,you must work. As you think and work, you will be traveling towards your goal. Think high, aim high and you will strike high. No matter. what field you are interested in, the field of housekeeping included, do the best that you can. It isn't by size that you win or you fail--Be the best of whatever you are. When I attended Girls' State, I was impressed especially by this quote from the Philosophy of James Allen, which was in our manuals: As you think, you travel, and as you love, you attract. You are today where your thoughts have brought youg You will be tomorrow where your thoughts take you. You cannot escape the results of your thoughtsg but you can endure and learn, can accept and be glad. You will realize the vision--not the idle wish--of your heart, be it base or beautiful or a mixture of both, for you will always gravitate towards that which you, secretly, most love. ln your hands will be placed the exact results of your thoughts. You will receive that which you earng no more, no less. Whatever your present environment may be, you will fall, remain, or rise with your thoughts, your wisdom, your ideal. You will become as small as your controlling desire, as great as your DOMINANT ASPIRATION. Congratulations, Seniors! B. P. O. ELKS, Leadville Lodge No. 236 Boy Most Representative Girl A cheerful personality and a vivacious character are always present when Mary O'Leary is in the vicinity. An excellent student, Mary has been very careful of her scholastic record. She has always been available to assist anyone who was in the least bit of difficulty or has felt down trodden. A big smile and a cute twinkle in her eye have been a trade mark of Mary since we have been affiliated with her. There is no doubt in anyone's mind that Mary will make a success of anything that she attempts. Most Representative Through the years, everyone connected with Jim Burger in any way has found him to be not only very willing to give his assistance at any task, but also completely capable of thoroughly and satisfactorily completing the assignment. His leadership qualities and determination to have each duty per- formed efficiently have given him a very high ranking among teachers and students alike. A friendly disposition and a definite interest in individuals have helped determine his extensive popularity. We all hope that Jim gets whatever he strives for in life, and that he will be able to fulfill each obligation of his chosen field. 74 v a fix Leadville 1959 G John Phillip Sousa All-Ameriean City 0 e n Memorial Award Records t fi' 1 x ,5 o is X f 5 Leadville Panthels xr 18 Straight Wins, '57-'58 J L ie ffiifisiifilr Rho f,j2?5ff' . Bonnie Davies j 'xxx-Cir X Tuffy Cray National Merit ff' 'XX Made the 100th point Scholarship f ff Nfl! Commendation l lf' lf' 18 Straight Wins f , X -XX 457 T' Mechanical Drawing Mr. Livingston N7 gif H' 1 1 Congratulations, Seniors! FRATERNAL ORDER OF EAGLES, Aerie 949 Geometry Mr. Snow Latin Mrs. Frank History Miss McMahon FTA. -.. - Twins Mrs. Rood English Mx . Ke rri g an Congratulations, Seniors! MOOSE LODGE ,fy 'if 'g',' ,x . ,,, ' iii' gui 4 JL .i wi . Q F N I LQ! X' Q' Egigvw ax I .Q A ,553 .,Z,:, Q A Y X j , if X? 'Q fx Ml' , V V mga WV' L., K K 'X q 3' X f .gl 'Qs 'X A i Q x .J X x J - YJ 'v Q.: 's 3 35 Q if -Q ., H' 4 su S ADVERTISING ff Panther Boosters Tiny 8: Marie Schlamann Miss Marge Patterson M1-A cg, Mrs. Rudy Stevens Mr. 8: Mrs. Joe Strell Joann Stevens Bill Kefffgan Mr. dz Mrs. George Savoren Mrs. Linnea frank Mrs. Anna Popovich Mrs. Mamie Kornega-Y Mrs. John T. O'Leary, Sr. 8: Family MIS- Anna P0HikVa1' Mr. is Mrs. John T. O'Leary, Jr. 5. Family Mr- 81 Mrs- Frank Kem Emmett Lawrence O'Leary Albert Edmund O'Leary Alfred Eugene O'Leary Mr. dr Mrs. J. W. Protsman Mr. dz Mrs. Bill Bodycomb Mr. dz Mrs. Charles M. Clements Miss Margaret Doyle Mr. Sr Mrs. Bob Hill Mr. 81 Mrs. Richard Jorgenson Mr. dz Mrs. Ed Popovich Fern Cooper Mrs. Mary Russ John Dornick Dick Smith Norman Schroeder Henry Zampedri Jim Burger Bonnie Davies Jack Frank Artwork Done By Donna Bell Francie French Gerry Medina Mary Pullman Dick Smith Our thanks to Henry Bentert for the pictures used as end sheets. 80 Mr. dz Mrs. Morris Gay Mr. 81 Mrs. Jim Pryor Mr. 8: Mrs. Stapleton Mr. dz Mrs. Joe Pologar Mr. dr Mrs. Anton Purkat Mr. 81 Mrs. Ed Patterson Mr. Sz Mrs. George Clune Al James Mr. Sz Mrs. Joe Poderzay Mr. Sz Mrs. Andy Cassidy Elva Jean Vidick Robert Kendrick Mr. Sc Mrs. E. M. Koken .3f:5!g:- f21'i'- ftfftgiizfi -:ll-il:-:-:A.-: . 3 ' ' '3 .-:!!:'!+:-: 13 3 For the best In gas and in servlce- be sure and stop in at the TOP OF THE WORLD SERVICE STATION Where you get both for practically nothing Conoco Products Kelly-Springfield Tires ..- us www- U A au -nu A v V A o I l ln n -r , . 1 u r W 4 rs I 1 9 in i':!'7i:?'?i:3:5:l 'Q-14-.-3-if-:+:3?t Vt-zt.:lE-325531 IF . .' ..i..... L 1 1 - 5 I 1 I l i I . . v l I l Il 4 LL.. ur- -ug it Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Seniors of '59I S X E E. I.. GORDIER PLUMBING AND HEATING S X E X 112 East 7th Street S Phone 767 Congratulations, Senior Class of '59.' CENTENNIAL FOODS INC. Distributors of GRAND UNION PRODUCTS J. A. Drolinick, Representative Congratulations, Seniors of '59I SLUSHERS GREENHOUSE , ,fT S or ' Ex Sem1Fl owfr 5 Agnes E. Slusher T. H. Slusher I. ...... g v g 3 0004 000 000 0000 'Q Congratulations, Seniors of '59 Q . O 0 ELMER's GROCERY STORE 4 SNO-CAP SERVICE CENTER 0 Q Q Groceries, Fruits, and Vegetables 401 Harrison Ave. Q Q Dick Fikany, Lessee 8. Operator 3 504 Harrison Ave. 3 Best Service in Town 8 Phone 57 O Phone 183 2 3 000 000 000 000 0000 0 4 Congratulations to Seniors of 1959 Two MILE HIGHdRECREA-I-ION an AMERICAN FEDERATION SPORTING GOODS OF MUSICIANS If we don't have what you want, we'll get it. Patronize and Enjoy Live Music A healthy body helps a healthy mind. Local No' 28 105 East 4th Street Leadville, Colorado Phone 828-w Congratulations to the Senior Class of '59! :zzz I Bert Maich, Mgr. w A UTHORIZED Deso T0 rf PLYMOUTH :El DEALER 1 NELLSON'S LIQUOR Phone 133 .I Hamson 8. Elm M Congratulations to the Class of 1959 0 from Officers and Members of I. 0. 0. F. No. 38 CLOUD CITY REBEKAH LODGE HUDSON AUTO SALVAGE Wrecking Yard Near Malta Phone 03R5 -Zi-' n ' :.j.j . . J Bill Latham Mary Catherine Weber Jean Meldrum Norman Smallwood Senior Registered Nurse Freshman Senior University of Colorado St. joseph's School of Nursing University of Colorado Colorado School of Mines Electrical Engineering Post-Graduate Work Nursing Mining Engineering Si. Mary's College - Kansas Past inners of the Climax eholarships Leota Webb fMrs.j Phyllis Burke Hassell junior Sophomore University of Denver Marquette University Medical Technology Journalism Dedicated to the Development of Ameriea's Greatest Natural Resource - Its Young Men and Young Women. Rudolph Bost QlV9I'l by Graduate ' . Uoioofofzy 0fC0l0f11d0 Climax Molybdenum Company Aeronautical Engineering A Division of American Metal Climax, lnc. .lean Motzer Freshman . . ii University of Colorado . ' , g - i Fine Arts H A N Doug Brown V V Sophomore Colorado State College of Education 'C Education Lockeed Aviation Corporation ' ' ' ' ,.tV . A x W qi W Plannxng for future growth Leadvil1e's high-voltage test line Q PUBLIC SERVICE COMPANY QF QQLQRADQ Y 571 'Vx 'LF I ' ,hindi Y . to XQYLH A A 7104, XA N153 L mv xwy Nj j uf W , A ax U LU , XX v b . U Mx 2, K L' fmf 'ffl f 1 flmrzffz M1 L L ff X25 ffm X ,1fL,,f,ff,g,fff V 4 I 3 A Lf tf 2, I I ,Q f L I X T230 . . iwo mile high, Leaclville, Colorado 'W . li WI: 75 ' 'gr Music News C Sports V Congratulations to the Senior Class of 1959 THE RQCKY MOUNTAIN DAIRY Phone 334 1908 1959 Fifty Years of Service to the Community Congratulations, Seniors! - .- -.. ...- ....- MYRQN STAPLET 5 CHEVROLET CCMPAN E ,..- Home of New and Used Cars . ......... ....... j ...... ..... ........ ....... it .. li.IIZ2Z2 ... . ... ' ,,,,m, ,,,-,---- ::::::: :::::: ::::: x :::::::- ::::-: :'::: :::--:- ::::::: m:-:,-- ...::.: ::::::: '::: ::::::: :::::: ....:::::: ::::::::: :::::::: ::- gggggggl- --ggggggggg ::.:..:. ....-.. ......... ........ ........ .. ::::::: P- ...... ......... ....... ....... ' : : : ' : Your Complete Shopping Center FREMo T TR DING co. :EEEEZ ess Climax Colorado -........-..-.... .....--.....-.... f ii' 0. H- .... Winter Sport Specialists -..11 g FOR THE SPORTSMAN REST REFRESHED IN THE HISTORIC VEN DOME HOTEL Where modern accommodations are reasonably priced CONGRATULATIONS, GRADUATES! Your friends at the COMMERCIAL BANK want to wish you the best of everything in the years to come. May success be yours! Martha G. Charles Helen M. Wilcoxson Eula Faye Rochelle Joann O. Bradach Gus Peterson Lola Keating Margaret M. Doyle Patricia B. Weaver Bertha H. Randall Edith E. Keating Anna Marie Bradach Shirley G. Rusch Billy June Rood C. H. Starks F. L..Luoma, Vice President and Cashier W. R. Jorgensen, Executive Vice President Hugh E. Smith, President R. A. Babcock, Chairman of the Board COMMERCIAL BA K OF LEAD ILLE Member F. D. I. C. Leadville Colorado I. xx '4 . A' .NZ K 1, 57 + r L H, .f- -ra ' L .ixw l Rx Xe N KR. ' tx? i Lk 'x F 4 9 Q I LAKE COU TY COLORADO TRADES A D LABOR COUNCIL AFL-CIO Your Central Labor Body of Lake County Local Unions Climax Molybdenum Workers, Local No. 24410 Musicians Protective Association, Local No. 28 Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners, Local No. 1351 Switchmen's Union of North America, Two Mile High Lodge No. 141 Office Employees International Union, Local No. 5, Climax Unit Fire Fighters Association, Local No. 869 American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees, Local No. 547 Hod Carriers and Laborers Union, Local No. 720, Lake County Unit International Union of Operating Engineers, Local No. 9, Lake County Unit -1 Congratulations to the Graduates 1 X 'Mx SINCERE GOOD WISHES to the SENIOR CLASS OF I959 May success and prosperity be yours! Y' V 1 VAI- f 1 is -A'h J , . ,rr,., ,S,. ,, - sslrrrl' all , -. : . f r M SO S I ., ,'. SSSA Adolph Kuss, Sr., Francis Slavin, Harold Trevethan COMISSIONERS Walter A. Johnson, Judge Vincent McMorrow, Clerk 8 Recorder Clarence McMurrough, Sheriff Emmett Irwin, Treasurer John J. Bohen, Assessor Elizabeth H. Cavanaugh, Superintendent of Schools Andrew Cassidy, Coroner J. A. Dailey, Justice of the Peace Florence O. McMahon, Registrar of Vital Statistics ' I ' ' ' ' - 1-Z-:-1 p ' . f ' ' . ' , o 1 . . . . . 4 ' ' ' 5:3231-. 3 ':-:-:-: , , I-'ook Your Best , Congratulatlons ' 'iififif 'v 3:32513 .nv Do y0llI' Best .2 to the ' ' Senior Class of 1959 VENDOME BARBER VIENNA GROCERY SHOP qn MEAT MARKET 4 I -J ' 3- . -' A- 2522521 tx . .. Q I I ' ' A ' 4 iv ............. ,..., . .-.-:2:i:?:1:'.-. . Values going up - 1 1 I Good Luck, Seniors! Pnces gomg down' Where quality is higher than prices. COIlgl'8l5llIHti0I1S, Seniors! CORNELI.A'S WEST TABOR ART SIDE GROCERY AND GIFT SHOP Quality and Service FRANKOVICH on COMPANY Mary A. Frankovich George J. 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