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Longmont High School - Trojan Yearbook (Longmont, CO)

 - Class of 1940

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Vxf L UU VJ L , 'U a 2511 X fi 2 J e 1 , NA, V, ,lv A H- J Rik I W x ki 9 xx-5 I Q Il ,J I ' 2 v,59 ' mi, n .qlze ,czzojan Dfkaiaf fpuggcafion R .glue Seniofz Class ' Q .-J . i'k,ig'1:,,,x,...A: ui 'lgmont .gliglz Sclzool gg 3 Cvolume gwelve 1940 Longmont, Color-aalo , V, l SF 071611707161 UR most sincere desire in presenting you with this yearbook has been to preserve for you within its pages the many cherished friendships and associations made here. Your high school years are years of golden memory. Next to the realistic enaction of these happy days, the vivid memory of them is the most precious gift that one could receive. If we have been able to portray for you your high school life, and have preserved those price- less remembrances so that they will endure throughout future time, our endeavors, indeed, have not been in vain. -EDITOR . '3 4. gfkji K 5: 'E- eclication E has faithfully and successfully taught the sciences in Longmont High School for many years. He has encouraged and inspired those who have been fortunate enough to have courses under him. He has proved himself a teacher, a leader, and a man of high character. Teaching can be a great craft, and the eminently successful teacher is always a great craftsman. In appreciation of his service to the school we wish to dedicate the 1940 Trojan to fz. olzn ,CE Ljftzill 1. 5- . ,, fr . S ' n 4 . . . 51 S gf, 4,5 H , 5 141 . ,. , Law! 4 Ig'1'L.'-ia f- 51. 112 Kuf f- 1 -. '- iv P .iz ., I: '. Vi. ,. z 'rw ff L A Q fi- 4215 .5-'y.,2,.,: . ,, ' wg.: f HTH 3' :i1'li4,.-K f , A 'RM 'a Ai V +4 Y, F ii 5 k x , we S Ki -E :uf-' 2 1 39,4 2 . 'fi . 'M :..J,ii J- 5' -F 3- 4 iixf. J' . 155 2 ' is ' A Jimi N W1 1:.:f ' -y 'e f F 3 4': Llfli-f L f ' wwf: LJ. , . rw' 4 V2 g,.,. i' :TE J. if, 3 , .M . ,Hr . ' fa f lf? , E f ,qw 3' 'HW 4 Wi, as . ,m ,.,, ., gr -, - .7 M'-135.-: ,r3Q, 5 W ' 2 Y.,---1 -,X ' 1-1 . 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I FRONT ROW-Jack Grosjean, Sally Jo English, Harriet Woolley, Jean Willson Jack Bice Ci .Jfzofan Staff T has been the task of this group to prepare the 1940 year book, The Work has been made possible by the cooperation of teachers, students, and townspeople. The members of the staff take this oppor- tunity to express their appreciation to all who have so kindly assisted in making this book a success. Editor ---- Assistant Editor - Business Manager- - - - Assistant Business Manager Feature Editor ---- Assistant Feature Editor - Sports Editors ---- Photographers - Art Editor ---- Assistant Art Editor - Literary Editor ---- Assistant Literary Editor - Typist ------- Sponsor ------ C77 - Jack Grosjean - Mary Alice Hitt - Paul Anderson - - Don Thompson - Shirley Meador - - Helen West - - Carolyn Boyles Bob Hansen - Russell Smoot Dale Hoffman Jack Bice - Homer Dietmeier - Harriet Woolley - - Jean Willson - Sally Jo English - Thelma Graham Miss Lillian Richart 1 ,,- ' ' H ,ff i S ntentions We'll impel the arrows of intention- We won't begin shooting at a star, Let purpose be our bowg But stick to our own small sphere Aim for the target of ambition, And in later years we'll look back But never aim too low. And find the arrows lying here. For in all our future memories, In all the years to come, Those of school days will have lingered As no others will have done. -Agnes Cohagan Auditorium eniofzs ENIORS, we salute you! You have completed the first lap of the long journey. Many times the way has been hard, but you have overcome all difficulties. With your goal ever before you, you have forged ahead to accomplish your purposes. Now your goal has been reached, but it is only a marker in your life, for you have much before you-new friends to make, new fields to enter, new accomplishments to undertake. Many eyes have watched as you have traveled the road of education. Many have applauded and now hope for your future success. To you who are graduating, we would say, May you reach new goals as you have reached this one. The Bridge In Memoriam i .gyofzoilzy .qQoc!elJauglz In Memoriam 1 wack gfzeenly Longs Peak From Dream Lake Trail C127 -I1 -w'f-.-.-,w, v.. 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U MVVVV, Vin a- f '1 Vw'5f?fQfV 111' i ii' A-:Q 13- .11 v: .' i V ' I V if '.fi '-'..'T' ' firm 'X V Q, Z 5 '. - L f '+ 1 V --- fn' , V-A ' 'vt .nk 5.35 V- '53 'la 1 -'QV -Q' ' . V 2.1: I . - . 5 .wg ,F . V 5: gf V +1 ?w dfzffp pg if 'IV V V. 4631 1:11-'sf Hi'-F' 44 A, E , .. V -Vt - V ...V . 'sf V. ' my 1 f,V5g,VV-- in .Vf V V 6 5 ,N 5 1 M. , V L-li V 41512. f .4 S 'Q-o J, 'M A it 'A , af? V t gf? ' P3 15 fi? N V, V fy . Vz.V 4aV2'fi.,Vff'.-:H.,.3xa'a2VsV.::.4i4:'?V.VK .V-if--L ,V'ff112'SZ'w3a'hf. fm. r.-3553.3 V. wzV:.Vf - - A.i'?lkb4.ff 1- V DR. W. J. WHITE DALE WILLIAMSON FLETCHER E. BROWN fffwwvx CHE Longmont High School is Q1 directed by a group of ef- ficient men and women. Although they often remain in the back- ground, they play a very important part in our school. They determine how things shall be directed, they make decisions and keep the wheels turning smoothly. We offer our appreciation and thanks to the School Board for a successful year. We hope that they will be proud of its result-the 1940 graduating class. C135 MRS. GLADYS REEDER JOHN HARTMAN ffo tlze Class of 1940 C ORE truly than you can realize now, graduation from high school brings you to the threshold of a new phase of your lives. The close dependence upon parents, in matters of thought and ideals and activities, which has characterized your lives up to the present is ending now for most of you, and independence lies ahead. We trust that you will enter this new period, eager to meet its trials and problems as well as its freedom and opportunities. May you not be touched by the defeatist philosophy which says that real opportunity is dead for your generation. This is not true. We rejoice with you upon the at- tainment of this goal, and we earnestly wish for each of you a future rich in blessings and happiness and occasions for Worthy service to humanity. Jfenf Sanborn 4141 S JM is l! L o I fi I l is i l T X y S x i lil' ii il 5. 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I X Q pax! -ldv-l J y Mi 1, A R li 'nl 7' f f f Q i all l ,W Y - , ,. 4 , , 4 , . . -- JW ,Q K - W W .-:K ' ' lu ii , , mg f .. , if X- V ' , ie f' if fyf Y , f , , g'Q--: if I ,fi ,, K V, wi ' xl I 1 fuffc eg - g,jv.'.g, .ghfl L v .--X, is -2?i9',4 ferr,-3' ' x -1 '. x I y ia ,l ux J , . .g - a.,: - -I - --V- li' I f' . X j A ,,f'f'f la. . . rr---'l f ' - O Jftiy H-5 .'1 XX Nil -'Q m'wlx?, ii' S i i J' fli 'lx lt l' 5 tn ' Q' t . i X 'wo' Li. WY -: ' ' l I 'Ne.tl'ii5' X-its ff K 4 l f X 1 X r 1 K' vb, i Ygxtttu ,- rss S'-Y . E s I -Y. af ' a t ,V lj '-1 K it ' , I , it -,,-o a -ri. X- I, 3 ti? 1. s,fx t N, . 1- ,li 1 i ' Q .. cw 1 1 Jo flu' lass of H140 Graduation from High School signifies the beginning of a new era in your life. As for a business concern, it is as the beginning of a new year-a time for inventory, a time to take stock . It is a well recognized business principle that we need at intervals to determine definitely just where we stand. new 1 li KXVSAX fl V I . . i tl ly ,A x 1 , what we have to go ahead with, or. if you I u ' X please, just why, or by what right wc proceed. As you now face new problems, what are K! X5 ' X, 'S X your Assets or Resources '? First of all ff f f , I ry se you have Life . in itself something to be j X - extremely thankful for, especially in this nxt ' eg X X .f day when each second, life is sacrificed 1x Q iwfgg so promiscuously for wanton principles. l tn Xe l'-i nf-iif f ' Second, you have Talents -abilities. un- ltu, jg ig ge ' -'YQ V doubtedly not as yet developed as you f A flex X want them -to be. Your own vision.. coupled S! with ambition and perseverance will make of your abilities the kind of life you are wanting for yourself and society. Remember -disuse of your talents will soon cause them to be discarded by the wayside of your life. Next, you are an American Citizen, certainly no small asset. You should consider this fortunate state long and seriously. The present American citizen enjoys the favored position of the world, but in return for such a blessing is going to have to assume greater responsibility than ever before,-the responsibility of holding up the torch of civilization. Are you willing to assume your just share of this responsibility? If you are willing to think and act for yourself, you are going to find it a thrilling century in which to live, a great joy and opportunity. Lastly, you should list among your assets that you are a graduate from Longmont High School, a school which is a part of one of the greatest educational systems in the world. May you always remember your high school education as something worthy of your gratitude. With such resources, you now have the opportunity of going far in life- much farther than most youth of your age. It is my wish that you make the most of these and have an active, happy, abundant life. Jfem ill .fRaws07n 1 is , Q. f A 5 Jf,Zkz4Lff5,'3ffLaU't ,',' gjaculty IDA MALLEIS, Arithmetic R. T. ASHBAUGH, Algebra, Trigonome- try ELAINE HOBBS, Life Problems, English RALPH MATHEWS, History, Sociology BIRDIE DRIVER, Geography, History L. B. ADAMS, History, Civics MRS. ANNA HOLCK, Nurse MRS. GENEVIEVE VALLAT, Modern Languages PAULINE KITTS, Library, English JOHN F. KRILL, Chemistry, Physics, Science HELEN A. BOYCE, English OTTO HENKEL, Manual Training, Print- ing, Mechanical Drawing LOUISE MCCORMAC, Latin JAMES MONTGOMERY, English FLOY MILLIGAN, Arithmetic HAROLD HEAD, History, Science LORINE GROSS, English s. 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' , as v i f fs. 0455 -3- Afg wfl fff5TSk3.3fT in . z ,J ' rf ffw WELDON ABERNATHY Basketball 2: Football 3-4, Letter 4: Track 2-3-4. Letter 3-4. JUSTINE AKERS Booster Club 4: Booster Vodville 3: Commercial Contest 4, Bookkeep- ing, Second Place: G. R. 2: Senior Play 4: Honor Ten. PAUL ANDERSON Debate 3-4: Member of N. F. L. 3-4, President 4: Assistant Business Manager Annual 3, Business Man- ager 4: Member I. R. C. 3: Reading Choir 4: President Junior Class 3: Literary Council 3: Music Council 4: Student Body Senator 3: Na- tional Honor Society 3-4: Trojan Vodville. Business Manager: Trojan Play, Business Manager: Senior Play 4. FLORENCE BANGLE Booster 4: Booster Vodville 3: Com- mercial Contest 2-3-4g Rapid Cal- culation, lst: G. R. 2: G. A. A. 2: President Rapid Calculation Club 4: Champion Bookkeeper, 2nd, 4: Sen- ior Play 4. ARLENE BARBER Campion Academy 3: Loveland 3: Choir 4: Girls' Glee 4. gs, 4 lvpvlanf ,eff ,JJ GENEVIEVE BEHNKE Pueblo, Colo. 2: Colorado Springs, Colorado 3: Reading Choir 4. C173 DONALD AKERS F. F. A. 2-3-4: Football 3: Basket- ball 3: F. F. A. Basketball 3, ln- tramural: F. F. A. Softball 3, Intra- mural. BRYCE ALEXANDER Music Week 2-3-4: Orchestra 2-3-4: Band 2-3-4: Marching: Band 2-3: Vodville 3: Gym Revue 2: Winninlr Senior Skit 4: Blue anrl White Day Skit 3: Annual Play 4: Senior Play 4: Stare Manager Senior Play 3. CATHERINE BALES Reading' Choir 3: Chorus 2: G. R. 2-3: Essay Contest 4: Gym Revue 2: Senior Play 4. DAN BARNSLEY Senate 4: Vodville 2: Journalism 3: Gym Revue 2. VIOLET BEASLEY Girls' Glee 2-3: Chorus 2: A Cap- pella Choir 3: G. A. A. 2: Operetta 2-3. HELEN BINARD Englewood High 2: Girl Reserves 3: International Relations 4. DON BISHOPP International Relations 3: Football 2: Sophomore Skit 2: Basketball 2: Track 2. ERIK BONDE Debate 4: Forensic League 4: Medal in Western State Scholarship Con- test 2: A Cappella Choir 4: Inter- national Relations Club Secretary 4: Honorable Mention in Colorado Tu- berculosis Association Essay Contest 4: Second Prize in American Legion Auxiliary Essay Contest 3: Trophy in Tri-State Spelling Contest: Sen- ior Play 4: First Prize in Colorado Woman's Club Essay Contest and a Plaque for the School: Honor Ten. CAROLYN BOYLES Gym Revue 2: Girl Reserve 2-3: In- ternational Relations 3: Debate 3-4- Letter 4: National Forensic League 3-4: Secretary 4: Annual Staff 4: Boosters 4: Boosters' Vodville 3-4: Reading Choir 4: Messiah 4. ARTHUR BRODIN Erie 2-3 and 5 of 4: Senior Play 4. MARGARET JO BROWN Orchestra 3-4: Librarian 4: Girl Reserve 2-3. . NELDA BULLOCK Hygiene 2: Homemaking 3-4: Read. ml! Choir 4: Girl Reserve 3. 4183 BILLY BLACKWELL Gym Revue 2: Tumbling 2-4: Re id- ing Choir 4: Senior Play 4: De- bate 4: Annual Play Scenery 4: Na- tional Forensic 4: Oratory Extemp. 4: International Relations 3: Catt.e Judging 2: Poultry Judging 2. PEGGY BOOTYI Lyons 1-2: Choir 4: Booster Vod- ville 4: Reading Choir 4: Muse Contest 4. ROBERT BRESEE LaJara, Colo. 2-3: Band 4, Letter 4. JOHN BROWN Groton, South Dakota 2: Vodville 3: Operetta 3: International Relations 3-4: Band 4: Debate 4: N. F. L. Letter 4: Senior Play 4: Trojan Play 4: Class Motto: Orchestra 4. MELVA BROWN A Cappella Choir 3-4: Operetta 3: Boosters' Vodville 3-4: Twirling 2- 3-4: Reading Choir 3-4: State Music Contest 2-3-4: National Music Con- test 3: Girls' Glee 2: Senior Play 4. ETHELDA BURKE Hygiene 2: Longmont 3-4: Home- making 3-4: Reading Choir 4: Girl Reserve 3. JUNE ADAIR CALKINS Monte Vista 2: Secretary Junior Class 3: Chairman Music Council 3-4: Flute Solo National Music Con- test 3-4, First Division: Solo State Music Contest 2-3-4, First and Sec- ond Divisions: Drum Major 3-4: Denver Junior Symphony 3 seasons: Girl Reserve 2-3 : Vodville 4 : March- ing Band 3-4: Band 2-3-4: Orches- tra 2-3-4: Flute Quartette 3: Wood- wind Quintette 2: Rating of first for Flute in National Contest: Band letter 2: Band Medal 4: Blue and White Day Winner 3. LEILA CHANDLER G. R. 2-3: G. A. A. 2-3: Girls' Tumbling Team 2-3: Senior Play 4. ANNA BETH COH AGAN Girl Reserve 2-3: Reading Choir 3-4: Messiah 4: Boosters' Vodvil.e 3-4 : Boosters 4. FRANCES COMSTOCK G. R. 2: Vodville 3: Homemaking Club 3-4: Honor Ten. GOLDAMAY CUNNINGHAM Vodville 3-4: Annual Play 4: Glee 2-3: Reading Choir 3: Boosters 2-3- 4: G. R. 2-3: Gym Revue 2: Senate 2: Messiah 2-3: Senior Play 4. NEIL DAVIES F. F. A. 2-3-4, Vice President 4: Vodville 3. 97 DELL CHANDLER Basketball Manager 3-4: Football Manager 3-4, Letter 3-4: Operetta 2. AGNES COHAGAN Class Secretary-Treasurer 2: Class Vice President 3: Student Body Vice President 4: Senate 4: Boosters 3-4 3 National Forensic League 3-4, Let- ter 3: National Honor Society 3-4, Vice President 4: Blue and White Day Costume Winner 3: Debate 4: Vodville 3-4: Senior Play 4: Trojan Play 4: G. R. 2-3: Reading Choir 3. JOHN COPPOM Football 3-4, Letter 4, All Confer- ence Guard: Track 2-3-4. Letter 3-4: Blue and White Day King' 4. MARJORIE COON G. R. 2-3-4: Vice President Rapid Calculation Club 4: G. A. A. 2: Commercial Contest 2-3-4: Senior Play 4. LORETTA CURRAN Girls' Glee 2: Girl Reserve 2-3: A Cappella Choir 4: Gym Revue 2: State Music Contest 4. REATHEL DAVIES Home Economics Club 3-4: Girls' Glee Club 4: Messiah 3: Reading Cho? 4: Vocational Home Econom- ics . GARRY DAVIS Football Manager 3-4: Basketball 2-3: Tennis 2-3-4, Letters 2-3-4, Manager 4: Boys' Glee 2: Booster Vodville 2: Operetta 2: Interna- tional Relations 3. ALICE DEMING Girl Reserve 3-4: International Re- lations 4. VERN ELLICOTT Reading Choir 4: Senior Play 4. JULIA FONDA Orchestra 2-3-4. Letter 2, Medal 3: Operetta 2-3: Gym Revue 2: G. R. 2-3-4: International Relations Club 3-4: Senate 2: State Music Contest 2-3-4: National 3: Vodville 3-4: A Cappella Choir 4: Western State Scholarship Contest 2: Costume Day Prize 2: Senior Play 4: Honor Ten. DORLENE GRABRIAN Reading Choir 4: Girl Reserve 2-3. THELMA GRAHAM G.R. 2-3: G. A. A. 2: Reading Choir 2-3: Camera Club 3: Girls' Glee 2: Gym Revue 2: Typist for Annual 4: Operetta 2: Booster Vod- ville 2: International Relations 2: Scenery for Booster Vodville 4: Poster Contest 4: Scenery for May Fete 4. C205 FRANK DECENICK Football 2-3-4, Letter 3-4, Captain 4: F. F. A. 2-3-4, President 4: State Farmer 4: Live Stock Judxzinre: Team 4: Alternate Crops Judge 3: Vodville 4: Senior Play 4. SCOTT EDMONDS International Relations 4. RAYMOND FIELDS Band Contest 2-3-4: Orchestra Con- test 2-3-4: National Band and Or- chestra Contest 3: Gym Revue 2: Band Letters 2-4: Blue and White Day Play 3: International Relations 3: Oboe Solo Contest, Third Divi- sion 3, Second Division 4. FRANK FRENCH Football 2-3-4, Letter 3-4: F. F. A. 2-3-4, Treasurer 4: Vodville 31 Crop Judging 3: Gym Revue 2: Senior Play 4. DOROTHY GRABRIAN Reading Choir 4: Girl Reserve 2-3: Music Contest 2: Orchestra. ELWIN GREEN Choir 3-4: Track 4: Football 3: Senior Play 4. JACK GROSJEAN Football, Assistant Manager 2: Golf 2-3: Assistant Editor Annual Staff 3, Editor 4: National Honor So- ciety 3-4, President 4: Forensic 3-4, Letter 3-4: Operetta 3: Boost- ers' Vodville 3-4: Trojan Play 3-4: Senior Play 4: Messiah 3: Reading Choir 3-4: Debate 3-4, Letter 3-4: Representative National Student Congress 3: Debate Manager 4: In- ternational Relations 3-4. President 4: Blue and White Day 3: Pipe Oration 4: Longmont Speech Tour- nament 3, Second in Oratorical Dec- lamation: Litt'eton Tournament 4: first in Or'ginal Oratoryz N. F. L. District Tournament 4, Third in Original Oratory: State Debate Champion 4. Qualified National Tournament, Terre Haute, Indiana 4: Honor Ten. ALVIN HAGGARD GERAI D HAMILTON F. F. A. 4: Band 3. DELMER HANSEN F. F. A. 2-3-4: F. F. A. Reporter: State Farmer Degree 4: Won Union Pacific Scholarship 4: Live Stock Judging Team 3: Crops Judging Team 2: Booster Vodville 2. LOIS HENNINGTON Gym Revue 2: Reading Choir 2-3: International Relations 2-3: Girl Re- serve 2-3: G. A. A. Secretary-Treasw urer 2-3: Assistant Manager of Senior Play 3: House Manager of Senior Play 3: National Music Con- test 3: Vodville 2-3-4: Orchestra 2-3-4: Band 2-3-4: State Music Contest 2-3-4: Twirling 2-3-4: Ma- neuvering Contest 3-4: Blue and White Day 4: Manager of Senior Play 4. DALE HOFFMAN Tennis 3-4, Letter 3-4: Interna- tional Relations Club 3-4g Band 2- 3-4, Letter 2-4: Pep Band 2-3-4: Contest 2-3-4: National Regional Contest 3: L. H. S. Dance Band 8-4: Orchestra 4: Vodville 3-4: Operetta 3: Reading Choir 3: Annual Staff 4: Blue and White Day 4. C215 GERALD E. GUNDEL . Track 2: Choir 2: Sterling Music Contest 2: Boys' Glee 2: Operetta 2: Football 2: Basketball 2. HELEN HALLBURG Boosters 2-3-4: Girls' Glee 2-3: Booster Vodville 4: Girl Reserve 23 A Cappella Choir 4: Music Festival 4: Commencement Committee 4: Speech Conference Hostess 3-4. LEOTA HARDESTY . G. R. 2-3: Reading Choir 3: Booster Vodville 3. DAVID HARRIS Basketball 2: Track 2: Vodville 3: Operetta 2: Boys' Glee 2. MARGARET I-IOGE Boosters 2-3-4: G. R. 2-3-4: State Music Contest 2-3-4: Booster Vod- ville 2-3-4: Glee 2: Orchestra 2-3-4: National Music Contest 3: Vice President Senior Class 4: String Quartet 4: Football Queen 4: Blue and White Day Queen 4. ALLEN HOGLE Newton, Iowa 4: Senior Senate 4: International Relations 4: Booster Vodville 4: S. A. R. State Essay Contest, third 4: State American Legion Oratorical Contest, second 4: N. F. L. 4: State Debate Cham- pion 4: Colorado Representative at National Speech Tournament, Terre Haute, Ind. 4: Extemporaneous Or- atory, Debate, Letter 4: First .in Extemporaneous, Littleton 4: Dis- trict N. F. L. Tournamentmtirst Extemporaneous, second Original Oratory 4: Senior Play 4. HARRY HOOVER Oak Creek 2-3: Band 4. ED HOVDE A Cappella Choir 4: Senate 3: Gym Revue 2-3: Vodville 3-4. ROBERT HUDDLESTON Eric High 2-3. WALTER IVERSON F. F. A. 2-3-4, Secretary 45 Crop Judging Team 3: Stock Judging Team 4: Tumbling Team 3: Gym Revue 3: Booster Vodville 3. 'lp hlclc' ' ,J Fw L .4-.1 x VJ' CRYSTAL JOHNSON Orchestra 2-3: Operetta Orchestra 2: International Relations 4: N. F. L. 4: Trojan Play 4: Girl Reserve 2-3: State Music Contests 2-3: As- sembly Play 4. WILLIAM REX JONES Football 2-3-4, Letter 3-4: State Band Contest 2-3-4: National Band Cqixteit 3: Track 2: Booster Vod- vi e . C223 BEULAH HOSKINS Harlan, Iowa 2-3: Vodville 4: Mu- s c Week 4 : Concert Band 4 : March- IHLC Band 4: State Concert Band Eozltlest 4: State Maneuvering Con- es . ABIGAIL HOWE Vodville 3: G. R. 2: International Relations 3: Boosters 2-3-4, Presi- dent 4: Tennis 2-3-4, Letter 2-3: Glee Club 2. GAYLE HUNTER G. R. 2-3: Girls' Glee 2-3: A Cap- pella Choir 4: Gym Revue 2: Boost- er Vodville 3-4: G. A. A. 2. BETTY JOHNSON Girl Reserve 3: Internat.0nal Rela- tions 4: Annual Play 4. LOIS JOHNSTON Boosters 2-3-4: Annual Play -1: Or- chestra 2-3-4, Letter 3: State Band and Orchestra Contest 2-3-4: Oper- etta Orchestra 3: All Girl Orchestra 4: Girls' Glee 2: Reading Choir 3: G. R. 2-3-42 Booster Vodville 3-4: Speech Conference Hostess 3-4. STEVE JURICH Football 2-3-4: Basketball 2-3-4. MARIE KENNEDY Girls' Glee Club 4 : Vocational Ho-me Economics 3: Home Economics Club 3-4. CLARK KISTLER Loveland 2-3: Debate 4: Vodville 4: Choir 4: Forens'c 4: Reading Choir 4: Senior Executive Committee 43 Farewell Assembly Chairman 4: Senior Play 4. DOROTHY KNIGHT Girl Reserve 2: Homemaking Club 3-4: Vocational Home Economics 3: Messiah 4: G. A. A. 2: Gym Revue 2: Reading Choir 4. ALBINA KOLLAR Girl Reserve 4: A Cappella Choir 4: Vodville 4: Music Week 4. EILEEN KULHANEK Boosters 3-4: Girl Reserve 2-3-4: Booster Vodville 3-4: Band 2-3-4: State Music Contest 2-3-4: National Music Contest 3: International Re- lations 4: Speech Contest Hostess 3. FRIEDA LEBSACK Gym Revue 2: Girl Reserve 2-3: Band 8-4: Reading Choir 4: Booster Vodville 4: State Band 3-4: Na- tional Band 3: National Marching Band 3: State Marching Band 3-4. C233 ARCI-IIE KISNER Football 2: Basketball 3: Golf 2-3-4. ELDRED KISTNER A Cappella. Choir 3-4: Basketball 2-3: Booster Vodville 3-4: Music Festival 3-4: Senior Play 4. RAYMOND KNOX Reading Choir 4: Senior Play 4. VIRGINIA KUEHLING Q Gym Revue 2: G. A. A. 2-3: Girl Reserve 2-3: Twirling 2-3: Music Contest 2: Vodville 3: Reading Choir 3-4: Debate 4: National For- ensic League 4: International Re- lations 8: Messiah 3-4. DONNA BELLE LAYBOURN Orchestra 2-3-4, Contest 2:3-4: Quartet 2-3-4: A Cappella Choir 4: Music Festival 4: Girl Reserve 2- 3-4: Band Twirler 2: Vodville 3142 Operetta Orchestra 2-8-4: Senior Play 4: Honor Ten. BETTY JANE LESLIE Chappell, Nebraska 2: Los Angeles, California 3: Reading Choir 4: Vod- ville 4: Music Contest 4: Senior Class Secretary 4: Music Council 42 A Cappella Choir 4: Senior Play 4. if ik NORMA LONG l 6-ron Collins 02: Debate 3-4: Forensic 3 4 Journalism 4 Home Economics Club 3-4. MARIAN McCLUNG Hygiene 2: Delta 3: Homemaking 3-4: Reading Choir 4: A Cappella Choir: Glee Club 3: Girl Reserve 2. SHIRLEY MEADOR Junior Marshal 3: G. R. 2-3-4, Vice President 4: Senate 2-4: Boosters 3-4: Annual Staff 4: Booster Vod- ville 3: Commercial Contest 4, Sec- ond in Typing: Honor Ten. DOROTHY MOHESKY Girl Reserve 2-3: A Cappella Choir 4: Vodville 3-4: Music Week 4. MILDRED MOORE DONALD NEIMAN Band 2-3-4: Letter 3: Gym Revue 2. C245 MYRTLE ROSE LUCAS Orchestra 2-3-4: Band 2: Glee 2: Reading Choir 2-3: State Orchestra Contest 2-3-42 Vodville 2-3: Trojan Play 4: International Relations 2-3: Gym Revue 2: Girl Reserve 2-3: National Orchestra Contest 3: An- nual Play 3: Class Will 4: Class Prophecy 4: Senior Play 4. HELEN MARLOWE G. R. 3: State Art Contest 2-3: Vodville 3. LEO MENASCO KEITH MOORE l'i?i..Q. JEAN MORGAN G. R. 2-3-4: Boosters 3-4: Band 2-3- 4: Trombone Quartet 2: Orchestra. 2-3-4: State Music Contest 2-3-4: State Solo Contest 3-4: National Music Contest 3-4: Boosters' Vod- ville 3-4: Operetta 2-3: Third in Cello in National Music Contest: Honor Ten. ANITA NELSON Hygiene 2: Glee Club 2: Booster Vodville 3-4: Girl Reserve 2-3-4: A Cappella Choir 3-4: Music Contest 4: Commercial Contest 4: Second in Spelling. JACK NOBLE Band 3-4: Orchestra 3-4: Vodville 3-4: A Cappella Choir 4: Annual Play Stage Manager 3: Stage Crew 4: International Relations Club 3-4: State Music Contest, Band, Orches- tra 3-4: State Solo Contest, Piano Division 2, 4, Division 1, 3, Division 1. 4: National Solo Contest, Piano, second 3: Operetta 3: State Solo Contest, Bassoon, Division 2, 4: Sen- ior Play 4: Second in Piano in Na- tional Music Contest: Honor Ten. DOLORES NORRISH Orchestra 2-3: G. R. 2-3: Booster Vodville 3: Glee 2: Operetta 2-3: Reading Choir 3: Gym Revue 2. BRUCE OWNBEY Band 2: Vodville 3: Football Skit 4: Skit Blue and White Day 3: Band Contest 2: Orchestra 2: An- nual Play 3. ROBERT PEDIGO Gym Revue 2: Operetta 2: Boys' Glee Club 2: Journalism 4. INZA PICKETT Orchestra 2-3-4: Music Contests, State 2-3-4, National 3: Operetta Orchestra 2: Girls' Glee 2-4: A Cappella Choir 4: Gym Revue 2: G. R. 2-3: Booster Vodville 4: Safety Essay Contest, second place 4. GEORGE ANN RANSDELL Girls' Glee 3: Home Economics Club 3-4: Vocational Home Economics 3: Girl Reserve 2. C257 EUGENE NOOKER Stageman of Trojan Play 3: Track 2: International Relations Club 3-4: Commercial Contest 4: Stageman of Vodville 4: Vodville 3: Stage Man- ager Annual Play 4 : Stage Manager Senior Play 4: Senior Play 4. EILEEN OLANDER Debate and Letter 4: Forensic 4: Operetta 3: Glee 2: Booster Vod- ville 3-4: G. R. 2-3: Homemakinll Club 4: Program Chairman: Read- ing Choir 3-4: A Cappella Choir 4: Music Contest 4: Senior Playjy L c ff' exlut O X-rn' DARLENE PARKER Girl Reserve 2. MARY JEANNETTE PHILLIPS Vodville 3-4: Annual Play 4: Glee 2: Reading Choir 3: Mixed Chorus 2: Debate 3: Boosters 2-3-4: For- ensic 3-4: Gym Revue 2: Messiah 2: international Relatiom 3: Art Con- est 2. VELDA PIERCY Gym Revue 2: Journalism 4: Girls' Glee 2: Reading Choir 2: Girl Re- serve 2-3-4: Vodville 3. RUTH RIEGEL G. R. 3-4: Reading Choir 4: Cam- era Club 3: Senior Play 4. MARJORIE SAMPSON Homemaking Club 2: G. R. 2. WAYNE SCOBEE International Relations 3-4: Read- ing Choir 3-4: Trojan Play 4: Boost- er Vodville 4: Senior Play 4: Sen- ior Play 3: Football Skit 4. GRACE SIGVALDSON Boosters 2-3-4: Glee 2: Girl Re- serve 3. MARVIN SLAY Operetta 3: Vodville 3-4: Chorus 2: Choir 3-4: Track Manager 2: Ster- ling Music Festival 3: Fort Collins Music Meet 4: Journalism 2-3-4. RUSSELL SMOOT Band 2-3-4: Trojan Play 4: Senior Play 3: Operetta 3: Booster Vod- ville 3: Debate 3-4: N. F. L. 3-4, Letter and Bars 3-4: International Relations 3. PHYLLIS STANLEY Booster Club 4: Boosters' Vodville 4: A Cappella Choir 4: Operetta Orchestra 2: State Music Contest 2-3-4: National Music Contest 3: Trojan Play 4: Girls' Glee 2: Sen- ate 4: Senior Play 4: Gym Revue 2: Debate Contest at Cheyenne 4: Prom Committee 3: Speech Conference Hostess 4: All Girls Orchestra 4: Blue and White Day Winner in Home Room 2: Messiah 2. LOIS SAWDEY l Vodville 3: Girl Reserve 2: Reading Choir 3. BETTY SEWARD Vodville 3: Girl Reserve 3-4: Home Economics Club 4. MARJORIE SIMPSON Girl Reserve 2-3: Gym Revue 2: Vodville 3: Girls' Glee 2: Orches- tra 2: Reading Choir 3. RODNEY SMITH Debate 3-4: Forensics 4: Vodville 3: Trojan Play 3-4: Stage Manager Vodville 4: Senior Play 4: Interna- tional Relations Club 3: Reading Choir 4. KATHERINE STAFFORD Niwot 2: G. R. 3-4: Vocational Home Economics 3-4: I-Iomemaking Club 3-4, Secretary-Treasurer 4. KENNETH THOMAS F. F. A. 2: International Relations 2. MARY JANE THOMAS - Sterling 2: Vodville 3-42 Reading Choir 3: Trojan Play 42 SEIIIOI' Play 4: Glee 4: Music Week 43 IH- tcrnational Relations 3-41 Essay Contests 4: Girl Reserve 4. DON THRONDSON Senior Class President 42 Track 2-3-4, Letters 2-3-4: Basketball 2- 3-4. Letter 4: Football 4, Belt Buckle 4: Senate 4. MADELINE TURNER Hygiene 2: Glee Club 3: Home- makinpz Club 3-4: A Cappella Choir 4: Girl Reserve 3: Vocational Home Economics 3. EVA VISE Gym Revue 2: A Cappella Choir 4: Reading Choir 4: Girl Reserve 2- 3-4: Booster Vodville 3-4: Home- making 4: State A Cappella Choir Contest 4: Journalism 4. EMMA VOGEL Gym Revue 2: A Cappella Choir 4: Reading Choir 4: Girl Reserve 2-3: Booster Vodville 4: Senior Play 4: Music Contest 4. JOE WHITE Englewood 2: F. F. A. 3-4: Live Stock Judging 4. ,ff Wif- C275 DON TIIOMPSON Operetta 3: Vodville 3. L. G. TRACEY Basketball 3: Orchestra 2-3-4: Band 2-3-4: Marching Band 2-3-4: lions!- ers Vodville 2: Tennis 2-3-4, Lct- ters 3-4. FRANCES VAN THUYNE Boosters 3-4: Girl Reserve 2-3-4: Annual Vodville 3: Commercial Contest 3: Journalism 3: Reading Choir 3: Gym Revue 2. EDDIE VOGEL F. F. A. 2-3-4: F. F. A. Officer 4: Stock Juxhzimz 3: Booster Vodville 2: Tumbling 3: Basketball 3: Sen- ior Plzgv 4. BERNICE WHITE Englewood 2: G. R. 3: Homemak- ing 4. GRANT WIGGINS Band 2-3-4: Orchestra 2-3-4: Foot- ball 3-4, Letter 4: Operetta 2-3: Boys' Chorus 3: A Cappella Choir 3-4: Senate 2: Boosters' Vodeville 2-3: International Relations 3: State and National Band and Or- chestra Contests. MADALYNNE WILLIAMS G. R. 3-4: Boosters 2-3-4: Vodville 3-4: Band 2-3-4: Orchestra 23-4: State Band Contests 2-3-4: State Orchestra Contests 2-3-4: National Band Contest 3: National Orchestra Contest 3: State Band Maneuver- ing Contest 3-4: National Band Maneuvering Contest 3: State Solo Contest 3: German Band 4: All- Girl Orchestra 4: High School Dance Band 4: Second in Clarinet in National Music Contest. MARIAN WINTER Debate 3: Operetta 3: Reading Choir 4: A Cappella Choir 3-4: Glee Club 2: Trojan Vodville 3-4: Homemaking Club 4: Girl Reserve 2-3:4State Music Contest 3: Librar- ian . NEVA YOUNG Niwot 2: Homemaking Club 3-4: Girl Reserve 3. , MAXINE BRENNAN Johnstown 2-3: 'Girl Reserve 3: Homemaking 4. JOSEPH CERNTCH 1287 JEAN WILLSON Girl Reserve, Cab'net 3-4, Secretary 3, President 4: Student Body Sec- retary 4: Senate 2-4, Secretary 4: Vodville 3-4: Boosters 2-3-4, Secre- tary 4 : Music Week 2-8-4 : Orchestra 2-3-4: Piano 4, First Division in Piano: Winning Senior Skit 4: D. A. R. Representative 4: National Honor Society 3-4. Secretary 3: An- nual Staff 3-4: Property Manager Annual Play: International Rela- tions 3: Junior Marshal at Gradu- ation: Commercial Contest 4: Girls' Glee 2: Second in Piano in National Music Contest: Honor Ten. MARJORIE WOODS Choir 2-4: Dramatics 3: G. R. 2-3: Gym Revue 2-'i: Vodv'lle 4: Read- ing Choir 3-4 : Glee 2: Senior Play 4. JACK ASH Basketball 3: Boys' G'ee 3: Jour- nalism 3: Sports Editor Trojan News 3: Gym Revue 2: Tennis 2-8, Letter 3. JAMES CAMPBELL Operetta 2: Football 2: Track 2: Basketball 2-3. JUNIOR CLEVELAND F. F. A. 2-3-4. SALLY FLADUNG Mixed Chorus 8: G. R. 2-3: Speech Conference 3. Fifth Place in Dra- matic Reading: Dramatics 3: Read- ing Choir 3-4: Glee 3: Skit in Blue and White Day 3: G. A. A. 2-3, G. A. A. Board Member 2, President 3, Final Award 4: Choir 4: Gym Revue 3. JACK HOBBS Football 2-3: Basketball 2: Track 2-3: Reading Choir 2: Gym Revue 2: Chorus 3-4. DUANE KROUT Red Cloud, Nebraska 2: Orleans, Nebraska 3: Culbertson, Nebraska 35 Glee 4. ED McPHILLIPS Band 2-3-4: Orch tra 2-3: Gym Revue 2. ROLLAN SMITH Band 2-3-4: State Band Contest 2- 3-4: National Band Maneuvering Contest 3: A Cappella Choir 3-4: State A Cappella Contest 4: Golf 2. ROY ZIMMERMAN Band 2-3-4: Marching Band 2-3-4: Camera Club 2. C2 95 EBEN GIFFORD C. L. JOBBINS Football 2-4: Senior Play 4. GERALDINE CLOWDUS Yampa High School 2-3: Glee Club 4: Reading Choir 4. DON SCI-IRADER Football 2: Basketball 2-4: Goll 3-4, Letter 8-4, Manager 4: Vod- ville 3: Gym Revue 2-3: Track 2.. WARREN SULLIVAN Choir 2-8-4: Operetta 2-3: Band B-4: Orchestra 2-3-4: All State Chorus 3: State Contest for Choir 3-4: State Orchestra Contest 2-8-4: State Band Contest 3-4: Senior Play 4. 301 Juniors CORINNE REEDER LUCY LAIR HARTSHORN JUNE NIXON HARRIET WOOLLEY HELEN WEST PATTY SLAY BETTY EMBREE MARILYN HETRICK BETTY BRYAN HAROLYN RICE JANE KRAGH HAZEL NEIMAN MARGARET SISSON ROSALIE EGGLESTON FAYE WEBBER VIRGINIA MABE MARY ALICE HITT LOIS JOHNSON HAZEL HOLT MARJORIE JOHNSON EDITH ERFERT RUTH ANN LUNDHOLM JEAN CALDWELL BETTY MAE SIMPSON GENE WATKINS IDA MARIE DICKENS JACK BICE MARY PENCEL LEONARD GUSE BETTIE ROBERTSON RONALD BAUER YVONNE JONES RICHARD CURRAN GLORIA WILLIAMS DEAN DIERDOFF EDNA YEAGER JOHN SIGVALDSON IDELL KNEALE FRANKLIN SHUEY MARY ELLEN SAMPSON KIRBY KISTLER ATHALEENE WHITE ALAN CAREY LA VONNAA SERNA DONALD MORRELL JANE CARR ROBERT JONES MARY VAN THUYNE C31 R MARY PERRY ? ROBERT HANSEN A PATRICIA LYNCH GEORGETTA JACKMAN LELAND LAYBOURN MARCELLA CRANDALL KATHLEEN TORDOFF JOHN THORNDYKE JEANEEN CHAPMAN RUTH RICE MANUEL QUINTANA MARILENE O'DELL ANNETTE STRONG ORVAL DINGMAN MARYLIN BROWN HELENE REYNOLDS WAYNE OSBORNE MARJORIE BASHOR EDITH ACHZIGER FLOYD BERESFORD ARLENE TORDOFF VERYONE HAS NOTICED in the halls students who are long, lanky, and awkward, but they always seem to be having a good time together. The teachers agree that they have changed a great deal since last year. This class has ever tried to excel the preceding class in all things. This year they have succeeded especially well in the Speech Department. Their officers are Ed Robinson, presidentg Eugene Chip Schallan, vice presi- 'dentg and Corinne Reeder, secretary-treasurer. That's right! You've guessed who they are-the Juniors, and we want to congratulate them on their success. Long live the Juniors! C321 HENRY KISTNER BARBARA KITELEY DON CREESE RALPH MCCARTY HELEN PATTERSON HOMER DIETMEIER GLORIA DOMANN GEORGE JONES MELVIN MCCOY STELLA ROSE KEEFAUVER CARLYLE SCOTT DICK PEDIGO BETTY RAE EDWARDS EUGENE SCHALLEN VIVIAN OARD AMOS OWNBEY RICHARD PACE DORIS HAFFNER LE ROY ANDREW ROBERT CHANDLER 72a .JG EARLINE WHITE KENNETH COWAN SALLY Jo ENGLISH GORDON SMITH ROYAL EDGINGTON ELAINE HINEGARDNER DON THOMPSON LAWRENCE BOGOTT MAXINE STEVENS JERRY ARCHULETTA CLARICE ARCHER DUANE BOTTS 133 ,ge 1 2. F at Q I- x '-'.. ,,- Z. ' 1 qlbi x V if? af jg K , ,N W WM fi 'X tv . A 3 A of C347 Lee Nora Viekery Robert Bley Thelma Watts Donald Patterson Ruth Ann Campbell Elmore Ferguson Roland Bley Mary Frances Armstrong Joe Meglemre Gwendolyn Conilogue Wilma Garner Gwenevere Coniligue Anna Carey Harold Stevenson Mary Margaret Wonders Betty Jo Morris Virginia Evans Billie Hodgen Theodore Chandler Patricia Watkins Donald Baker LaVerne Farnham Lorraine Gundel Bonnie Paper Alpha Riehsrdson Ralph Serulcy Joan Allen Bettv Monieomery Lorene Ross Evelyn Calmett Douglas Randolph Alice Ruth Sigvaldson Wilbur Chandler Maxine Hamilton Mary Laber Pauline Schlagel Lila Gav Conard Dueffort Hayes Edna Knipple Mary Jane Allen Irene Akers Wilma Stugart Laverne Wehby Gladys Peppler Lawrence Strand Maxine Strand Virginia Howell Virginia Kiteley Clive Mae McPhillips Jack Farrell Jessie Watts Grace Lundholm Albert Johnson Alice Louise Davis Arthur Van Thuyne Janice Shultz William Meyers Jack Young Dsrlene Selbe Wayne Price Audree Parker Hal Yeager Jean Skaggs Faith Gustafson Lynn Picket Melva Zimmerman Keith La Pee Marian Greene Charles Mariotti Harry Lynch Catherire Winder Merrill Otis Mildred Bader Ruth Reed LeMonte Greenly Lois Sitlwell Louden Buster Olive White Doralyn Howerton CWHE SOPHOMORE CLASS of '40 have more initiative than any of the pre ceding classes. They showed 1his when they gave the Valentine social It was the first one of the year, and it was a great success. As Sophomores they have made their debut in sports. They have been very skillfully guided by Alan Nies, presidentg Mary Frances Armstrong, vice presidentg and Mary Laber. secretary-treasurer. We pay tribute on this page to the Sophomores. -,,3,,- Spvirtz Kgs .qjrearn S7 In spring, when days grow long and warm once more A tide returns of half-remembered things-- The essence of a thousand dreamy springs That I have known before .... My hand and mind reach out to grasp the thought Of mem'ries dear, adventures childhood knewg But it forever flits, as dreams will do, Remaining half-forgot .... How sweet this vague remembrance of the days When happy hours flew by on carefree wings: And kept inside my heart are all these things Within a golden haze .... -Julia Fonda C355 M'-s Qu FIRST ROW-June Adair Calkins, Mary Alice Hitt, Betty Jane Les- lie, Paul Anderson. SFFTOND ROW-Marilyn Hetrick, Dick Pace, Helene Reynolds, Russell Smoot. I at-gms-:Ei I 4? nfefznationa Qefations CYHE group attended the district convention at Boulder, February 24. Longmont was selected for the district convention for 1941. Lawrence Bogott was elected district president and Gloria Williams district secretary for the coming year. Lawrence Bogott, Gloria Williams, Mary Jane Thomas, Kirby Kistler, Julia Fonda and Jack Noble attended the state convention at Denver University. Officers 1939-40 tup to May? Officers 1940-41 President ------- Jack Grosjean President ------ Lawrence Bogott Vice President - - - Mary Jane Thomas Vice President ----- Kirby Kistler Secretary-Treasurer ---- Erik Bonde Secretary-Treasurer - Ruth Ann Lundholm BACK ROW-Gerald Archuletta, Erik Bonde, Eugene L. Nooker, Russell Smoot, Jack Noble. MIDDLE ROW-Arthur Van Thuyne, Mary Jane Thomas, Julia Fonda, Lawrence Bogott, Marilyn Hetrick, Gloria Williams, Mr. Coy. FRONT ROW-Ruth Ann Lundholm, Alice Deming, Virginia Mabe, Crystal Johnson. uw ll s Z3 i.ii:x.'l'! xh Qx i-SYN ' 'Q-m'1'..'iE Hz.' N132-.?i:.+ I 21-9a3'!'Q Student OLUICL Oenafe BACK ROW-Dan Barnsley, Wilson i Howe, Don Thrond- son, Don Creese, Ed Robinson, Mr. Raw- son, Mr. Christen- sen. THIRD ROW wFred Nutting, Eu- gene Watkins, Al- len Hogle, Gene , Coulson, Lawrence S t r a n d, Charles Pace, James Oard SECOND ROW- Miss Boyce, Helenf Reynolds, Phyllis Stanley, S h i r l ey Meador, Agnes Co- hagan, Doris Noble Alan Nies, Robert Scholtz. F I R S T ROW- Betty Ruth Robertson, J e a n Willson, Mary Frances Armstrong, G r a c e Lundholm Earlene White, Don McKeown, Donald Gaffin, Ralph Scru- ,, , ,. -- . ., . - ,- , by. Lstuclenf .ggocly .government anal egenafe VERY organization must have a governing body. In Longmont High School this is made up of the Senate and student b-ody officers. It is their duty to discuss and remedy the problems of school life. They have the privilege of formulating new ideas concerning school government and presenting these suggestions to the individuals whom they represent. Theirs must be the power to think, to desire, and to achieve. It is largely through this body that we exercise our rights of self-government. President - - - - Don Creese Vice-president - - - Agnes Cohagan Secretary-Treasurer - - Jean Willson 3,5 I S1265 men OUAhave just started your high school career. Some are inclined to think that you are unimportant-that you are here and yet play a minor part in activities. We hereby de- .clare so that all may hear, that such people are wrong. You are important! It is you who will make the future sophomore, junior, and senior classes, The problems of the school will soon be upon your shoulders, and you will carry the responsibilities. You have been efficiently led by Charles Pace, presidentg Paul Bluebaugh, vice-presidentg and Ralph Oviatt. secretary. May your next three years be as successful as this one. l Y'LJ 1l!V -lah il If lnin ln 'i 1 W Sri ' MM ws - Q J tw I K H fx in ,' Qi 1,3 ,nm s ' ,Y -ff X 12 v ' , I, X X! 23 'x- q300S,e,.S MCCOY ARCHER MCKEOW CJNHE Booster Club-the pep organization of the school. All through g the football and basketball seasons the Boosters have faithfully attended the games and kept up the enthusiasm and sportsmanship among the students. It is also a service club and has been called on many times during the year to render service for the school. This year the club has been guided by Miss Boyce, sponsorg Gail Howe, presidentg and Jean Willson, secretary-treasurer. The yell leaders have aided in keeping up the pep at the games. Hats off to you-Clarice Archer, Melvin McCoy, and Don McKeown. BACK ROW--Goldamay Cunningham. Helene Reynolds, Mary Alice Hitt. Marilyn Het- rick, Jean Morgan, Phyllis Stanley. Eileen Kulhanek. Margaret Hoge. Lois Johnston. Shirley Meador. Florence Bangle. FOURTH ROW-Mary Margaret Wonders. Jane Carr, Abigail Howe. Jean Willson, Betty Ruth Robertson, Madalynne Williams. Frances Van Thuync, Helen Hallburg. Grace Sigvaldson, ClariccArcl1er. THIRD ROW-Grace Lund- holrn, Alice Ruth Sigvaldson. Mary Frances Armstrong. Maxine Strand. Mary Jeannette Phillips, Justine Akers, Annabeth Cohagan. Petty Slay. Sally Jo English. Agnes Co- hagan. SECOND ROW-Carolyn Boyles, Mary Jane Allen. Patricia Lynch. Marylin Brown. Olive White. Winifred Cobicl. Gloria Williams. Marie Van Thuyne, Corinne Reeder. FRONT ROW-Patricia Watkins, Joan Allen, Vivian Oard. Lucy Lair Hartshorn, QQ.. ' ' ll M K ' fl' ' W IFE 'Y -its x 1 1 .Alma ,czzail lazefzs HISTORY-Duane Botts, Virginia Mabe, Arleen Tordoff, Kathleen Tordoff, Vivian Oard, Walter Ehrlich, Gloria Domann, Kirby Kistler, Betty Rae Edwards. SOCIOLOGY-Carolyn Boyles, Florence Bangle, Justin Akers, Leila Chandler. ALGSBRS-I-larley Schrader, Cora Louise Botts, Lydia Laber, Virginia Kiteley, Bob Scholz, on avis. TRIGONOMETRY-David Harris, Homer Dietmeier, Harold White. GEOMETRY-Lawrence Bogott, Gloria Domann, Ralph Scruby. ENGLISH 10, 11, 12-Jean Willson, Jack Noble, Rodney Smith, Justine Akers, Florence Bangle, Julia Fonda, Shirley Meador, Jean Morgan, Eugene Nooker, Ben Robinson, Clark Kistler, Carolyn Boyles, Jeanette Phillips, Mary Jane Thomas, Erik Bonde Calso wrote in Colorado Tuberculosis Association Contest, honorable mention, American Legion Auxiliary Contest, second, and Colorado Federation of Women's Clubs Contest, first prize. This is an outstanding honorl. Allen Hogle Calso won honorable mention in State S. A. R. contestb. Agnes Cohagan, Lois Sawdey, Bettie Leslie, Ruth Ann Lundholm, Mary Alice Hitt, Jeaneen Chapman, Betty Rae Edwards, Idell Kneale, Gordon Smith, Gloria Domann, Jane Kragh Calso winner in Safety contesth, Lawrence Bofzott talso winner in Legion Auxiliary Essay Contestb, Virginia Kiteley, Mary Laber Calso winner in Legion Auxiliary contestl, Lorraine Bragg, Audree Parker, La Verne Farnham, Carol Tobin, Gladys Peppler, Mary Jane Allen Calso winner in Safety Contestb, Patricia Wat- kins, Joan Allen. Catherine Bales, 12A, won cash prize for a short story which was published. SCIENCE-Eugene Nooker, Rodney Smith, Clark Kistler, Lucy Lair Hartshorn, Rex Selbe, Kirby Kistler, Robert Hansen. BIOLOGY-Jean Willson, Erik Bonde, Eugene Nooker. LATIN-Ralph Scruby, Mary Jane Allen, Virginia Evans, Betty Lou Tuttle. FRENCH-Lawrence Bogott, Mary Alice Hitt, Don Thompson, 12B, Joan Allen, Marilyn Hetrick, Betty Leslie, June Adair Calkins. SPANISH-Lois Johnston, Betty Barkoff, Elizabeth Robinson, Virginia Kiteley, Mike Rodri- quez, Gwendolyn Conilogue, Gwenevere Conilogue, Steve Akers, Marie Edwards, Douglas Hileman, Allen Elmore, Max Farren, Verne Mae Gregg, Kenneth Horrell, Jean Lenhart, Paul Sherman. Rolland Betz. SPEECH-Kirby Kistler, Gordon Smith, Ed Kinzer, Helene Reynolds, Allen Hogle, Juanita Lanham, Mary Alice Hitt, Lucy Lair Hartshorn, Homer Dietmeier. ECONOMICS-Allen Hogle, Eugene Nooker, Betty Ruth Robertson, Jane Kragh, Leo Menasco, Eunice Dillard. LIFE PROBLEMS-Clark Kistler, Jean Willson, Allen Hogle, Rodney Smith, Florence Bangle, Mary Jane Thomas, John Brown, Homer Dietmeier, Beulah Hoskins. ART-Mary Jeanette Phillips, Vivian Oard, Jack Dykes, Homer Dietmeier, Harriett Woolley, Barbara Kiteley, Helen Marlowe, Thelma Graham. OFFICE PRACTICE-Helen Binard, Leo Menasco, Phyllis Stanley, Marjorie Coon. TYPING-Shirley Meador, Jean Willson, Betty Rae Edwards. BOOKKEEPING-Justine Akers, Florence Bangle, Betty Rae Edwards, Anita Nelson. SHORTHAND-Shirley Meador, Mary Jane Thomas, Betty Rae Edwards, Helen Binard, HOME ECONOMICS-Frances Comstock, Alice Deming, Mary Alice Hitt, Inza Pickett, Mary Jane Thomas, Anna Beth Cohagan MUSIC-Elwin Green, June Adair Calkins, Jean Morgan, LeMonte Greenly, Madalynne Williams, Jean Willson, Jack Noble, Lucy Lair Hartshorn, Donald Baker, Harold Ste- venson. MECHANICAL DRAWING-Homer Dietmeier, Robert Hansen. PRINTING-Henry Steensma. BOOK BINDING-Eugene Nooker. SLOYD-Archie Kisner. AGRICULTURE-Delrner Hansen, State Farmer and Union Pacific scholarshipg Frank De- cenick, State Farmerg Joe White, third in Guernsey cattle, fourth in all dairy cattle, and seventh in beef cattle among 153 contestants in state judging contest. SPORTS-Bill Hobbs-Mile, Alan Nies and John Coppom-distance. Rose Marie Angelus outstanding in girls' track, softball, basketball, tennis, and soccer. Ruth Rice. President of G. A. 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Zimmerman, R. Lucas. OBOE-R. Fields, R. Scruby. BASSOON- J. Noble, V. Kiteley. FLUTE--J. A. Calkins, M. Hetrick, K. Fonda. HORN-J. Rice, L. Hornbaker, A. Phillips, W. Sullivan, E. Treidel. SOPRANO SAX-R. Lucas. ALTO SAX-B. Faller, D. Bangle. B. Fitz- gerald, B. Hoskins, W. Jones, E. McPhillips, D. Nieman, O. White. TENOR SAX-F. Lebsack, M. Anderson. BARITONE SAX-J. Farrell, D. Morrell. BASS CLARINET-D. Botts, D. Ziemann. CORNET-R. Bresee, L. Greenly, R. Hansen, B. Hottel, H. Hoover, L. Kistner, L. G. Tracey, J. Pedigo, E. White, C. Young. BARI- TONE-R. Book, C. Richmond, R. Smith. TROMBONE-G. Wendt, B. Alexander, P. Bluebaugh, A. Byers, G. Gilmore, D. Dierdoff, B. Meyers, A. Ownbey, D. Randolph, E. Watkins. PERCUSSION-J. Brown, L. Frantz, D. Hoffman, R. Jones, J. Nixon, R. West. ALTO CLARINET-J. Thorndyke. TUBA-K. La Pee, B. Calkins. SOUSAPHONE-V. Piercy, R. Smoot, K. Beasley. DIRECTOR-L. Randall Spicer. f AN .,-1,4 ,,.-I ioiw- ancl anal Qfzclcesffza CHE band was rated superior in the spring contest. The Longmont band is the only band in the state that maneuvers. It has played at all football games, in all parades, and on Armistice Day. It has been asked to play at the State Fair in August. Both the band and orchestra gave concerts during Music Week, and at this time the soloists who were awarded first place in the solo contest played their solos. They were June Adair Calkins, flute, Madelynne Williams, clarinet, Jean Morgan, cello: LeMonte Greenly, cornetg Jean Willson and Jack Noble, piano. All rated superior. The clarinet quartet consisting of Madelynne Williams, Lucy Lair Hartshorn, Harold Stevenson, and Don Baker, also rated superior. The Longmont Orchestra is the outstanding musical organization in High School. All year the orchestra has practiced faithfully each day fifth period, and this hard practice showed at a great advantage in the contest in Fort Collins. The judges awarded the or- chestra first place and praised L. Randall Spicer highly on his directing. Mr. Malzer, head of Music Department at Wyoming University, said, 'The Longmont High School orchestra is the most outstanding music organization in the high school districtf' In the Kansas City National Solo Contest, May 9-11, the following students brought honor to L. H. S. and themselves: June Adair Calkins, first in fluteg Jean Willson and Jack Noble, second in pianog LeMonte Greenly, second in cornetg Madalynne Williams, sec- ond in clarinet, Jean Morgan, third in cello. C415 RANDALL SPICER Instrumental Music C . CHE choir have been busy this year and have done good work. They sang at the Christmas program held in the auiitorium, at assembly programs throughout the year, and at various other programs. They also sang Music Week at Fort Collins at the festival, There were no ratings given for that, but criticism Was given by the critic judge. He commended them highly, and also their sponsor. Our choir sang with the massed chorus of eight choirs from norfhcrn Colorado that gave a concert one evening at Fort Collins during Musi: Week. Elwyn Green sang as soloist at the festival during Music Week. BACK ROW-LEFT TO RIGHT-Arlene Barber, Barbara Kiteley, Clark Kistler, Earle Conilogue, Dean Dierdoff, Henry Kistner, Bob Eisele, John Sigvaldson, Duane Krout, Parnell Flynn, Erik Bonde. Don Mills, Ed Hovde, Eldred Kistner. Carlyle Scott, Marvin Slay, Melvin McCoy SECOND ROW-LEFT TO RIGHT-Anita Nelson, Winifred Coble, Clarice Archer, Betty Leslie, Albina Koller, Eileen Olander. Stella Rose Kecfauver, Donna Belle Laybourn. Loretta Curran, Faith Gustafson, Phyllis Stanley, Jane Carr, Phyllis Lanman, Helen Hallburg, Athaleene White, Gayle Hunter, Marie Van Thuyne. Dorothy Mohesky FRONT ROW-LEFT TO RIGHT-Maxine Hamilton, Alma Jean Caldwell, Betty Conover, Earlene White, Juanita Lanham, Emma Vogel, Inza Pickett, Lorraine Gundel, Geraldine Myrick, Carol Tobin, Peggy Booth, Eva Visc, Mclva Brown. Ida Marie Dickens Lllee Club CJLEE CLUB sang at the Vaudeville in L. H. S. this spring. and at a I concert during Music Week. They. as well as the band, have worked ' fa thfully all year. BACK ROW- Marian Green. June Bales. Lois Holt. Yvonne Brown. Virginia Hays, Betty Enibree. Mergaret Sisson. Helen Patterson. Eleanor Vorhees. Alice Louise Davis. THIRD ROW-Athaleene White, Jeaneen Chapman, Geraldine Myrick. Arlene Barber. Betty Joe Morris. Inza Pickett. Yvonne Jones, Virginia Mabe. Max.ne Hamilton, Dailene Selbe. Joy Hamilton. SECOND ROW-Ruth Ann Lunaholm, Betty Lou Tuttle. Marjorie Bishor. Kathryn Angelus, Lorraine Gundle. Betty Conover. Mary Jane Thomas, Lorraine Newion FIRST ROW Naomi Turner, Betty Ruth Robertson. Miss Mustard. Juanita Lanham, Earlerg Wtite. MARGIE MUSTARD Vocal Music it... CONCERT MISTRESS: First Semester-P. Slay. Second Semester-J. Willson. FIRST VIOLINSf J. Willson. M. Loessel, D. McDonald, M. Mayeda. C. Winder M Strand W Ehrlich H Holt E Stotyn. s. English. S. Kee-fnnver. M. Bader. L. Johnston. sEeoND VIOLINSSP. Slay. 'c. Botisi B. Betz, G. Peppler. A. Strong, M. M. Wonders. M. Perry. M. Peneel. M. Peter, K. Tordoff. CELLC--J. Morgan. D. Noble, D. Howerton. A. Tordoff, J. Fonda M Hoge VIOLA-R. Lebsaek D. Lnybnnrn. E .Erfert, M. O'Dell. M. J. B1-nwn. STRING BASS-J.. Lenhart, C. Tnwnsend. L. Henningto M R Luc s P St l BA n. . . a', . an ey. SS HORN-K. La Pee. CLARINET-H. Stevenson, M. Williams. L. Hartshorn. FRENCH HORNYG. Wiggins, W. Sullivan, J. Bice, A. Phillips, L. Horn- haker. TROMBONE-B. Alexander, E. Watkins, D. Dierdoff. CORNET-J. Pedigo, L. M. Greenly. B. Hottel. BASSOON-J. Noble, V. Kiteley. PERCUSSION-D. Hoffman. L. Laybourn, L. Farn- ham. FLUTE-AJ. A. Calkins, M. Hetrick. PIANO-B. R. Robertson. DIRECTOR-L. Randall Spicer. STUDENT DIRECTOR-G. Wiggins. Pauline Reynolds Art Ja The Place of Art in the Curriculum RT is a drawing out not a pouring in process. All art is mental and phvsical, spiritual and scien- tific, be it painting, architecture, sculpture, manufacture, music or literature. This unity in art itself should demon- strate the practicability of union in all art instruction in the schools. The objectives important to art education are appre- ciation, industrial intelligence, good taste tdlscriminationl, skill and vocational guidance. Courses that were offered in 1939-1940 included dress design, graphic art tblock-printing and advertising artj, freehand drawing, painting, and art appreciation. I llia '. 'li - Z! fx., f5, i,, 2 X ' ,, Y Vg -,ze , W. C. Pitt engei Typing Shorthand 1 . OWZWIQYCILI LMOST every student is a member of the Commercial Department at some time during his high school career. Courses are offered in typing, shorthand, bookkeeping, business training, and office practice. This department earned many honors at the two day Tri-State meet held in Greeley this year. Of the seven events entered, Longmont placed in five. Erik Bonde placed first in spelling and Anita Nelson, second. Florence Bangle took first in rapid calculation. Shirley Meador placed second in typing, Justine Akers second in bookkeeping, and Flora Lawson third in penmanship. Longmont received more points than any of the twenty-seven schools entered, and so is the proud possessor of the school trophy. We are sure that we will continue to progress. BACK ROW-Mary Alice Hitt. Erik Bonde. Marvin Huddleston. Eugene Nooker, Betty Rae Edwards. MIDDLE ROW-Roland Betz, Justine Akers, Shirley Bud C, Pitchford Meador, Florence Bangle, Frieda Lebsack, Virginia Bookkeeping Kiteley. Anita Nelson. Typing FRONT ROW-Margie Coon, Mr. Pittenger, Jean Will- Shorthand son, Mr. Pitchford, Eunice Dillard. H I lwmww K . ii i GK Agia X C Zicaiiona Uqgfziculiutze Learning to do, Doing to learn Earning to live, Living to serve. CWHIS motto of the F. F. A. is carried out in our work by means of study from a good library of books and bulletins. by making field tiips to good farms, keeping accurate accounts. and conducting practical farm projects. Fifty-six projects returned a net profit of S2640 to the boys. Nine boys received certificates of merit for completing accounts on their home farms. The State Convention was attended by Henry Deming and Charles Clark. insect judges: Joe White. Frank Decenick. Walter Iverson. and Eddie Vogel. livestock: James Oard. Louden Buster and George Wendt. crops: Kenneth Cow- an. poultry: Raymond Iverson and Eddie Vogel, delegates. and Delmar Hansen Delmar Hansen and Frztnk Decenick were awarded State Farmer Degrees. Twenty-five social and business meetings were held. The out- standing meeting was the Officers' Training School with an at- tendance of forty- three boys and nine advisors from nearby chapters. . 3 F TOP ROW-Merle Hornbaker, Myron Schommer, Charles Clark Donald Oleindei Dean Olander, Gerald Hamilton. Merrill Otis. Ralph Cleveland. SECOND ROW Mervin Schommer. Kenneth Cowan, Ruben Vogel. Frank Decenick Pies R ymond Iverson, Louden Buster. George Wendt. H. H. Gaebel. Adv. THIRD ROW M1 Rawson. Hon., Eddie Vogel. Sergeant-at-Arms. Delmer Hansen. Rep Neil Davies Vice Pres.. D. W. Spangler. Hon.. Joe White. Walter Iverson. Sec v Frank Fien h Treas., Mr. Sanborn. Hon. SITTINGsLinn Pickett, Douglas Ranclolph Donald An derson. Donald Davis. ' ff . rw- S- if ..- peeclz Uqfzis 1939-1940 N. F. L. POINTS-Allen Hogle, 386, Deb. State Champ., Extemp. Sp. Dist. Champ., Orig. Oration, Panel Disc. Jack Grosjean, 194, Deb. State Champ., Extemp. Sp., Orig. Oration, Oratorical Decl. Paul Anderson, 179, Deb., Orig. Oration, Imp. Sp., Extemp. Rodney Smith, 163, Deb., Ext., Imp., Poetry, Orig. Oration. Russell Smoot, 137, Deb., Extemp., Impromptu, After Dinner Sp. Harold Stevenson, 132, Deb., Extemp. Sp. Champ., Longmont Tournament, Af- ter Dinner Sp. Champ., Collins Tournament, Poetry. Kirby Kistler, 100, Deb: After Dinner Sp., Impromptu, Extemp. Mary Al.ce Hitt, 99, Deb., Dram. Decl., Oratorical Decl., Poetry, Orig. Oration, Impromptu. Lucy Lair Hartshorn, 97, Deb., Extemp. Sp. Girls' State Champ., Oratorical Decl., Orig. Oration. Gordon Smith, 92, Deb., Humorous Dec., Dramatic Dec., Impromptu, Extemp., After ALBERT JAMES Dinner Sp. Dist. Champ. Bill Meyers, 72, Deb., Extemp., Imp., Humorous Decl. Speech Helene Reynolds, 63, Humorous Decl. Champ., Dist. Longmont, Tournament Champ., Dramatic Decl. Champ. Greeley, Orig. Oration. Clark Kistler, 67, Deb., After Dinner Sp., Orig. Oration. Rosalie Eggleston, 57, Deb., Orig. Oration, Imp., Oratorical Decl. Marilene O'Dell, 56, Deb., Humorous Dec., Dramatic Dec. Agnes Cohagan, 47, Dra- matic Dec., Original Oration, Deb., Extemp. Carolyn Boyles, 43, Deb. Jack Bice, 42, Deb. Norma Long, 41, Deb., Extemp. Ralph Scruby, 36, Deb., Impr. John Brown, 34, Deb. Gloria Williams, 33, Humorous Decl. Champ. Cathedral Tournament, Oratorical Decl. Jane Kragh. 32, Deb., Poetry. La Verne Farnham, 32, Deb.: Dramatic Decl., Poetry. Crystal Johnson, 31, Extemp., Poetry. Billy Blackwell, 31, Deb., Orig. Oration. Erik Bonde, 30, Deb. Eileen Olan- der, 30, Deb., Extemp., Impr. Virginia Kuehling, 26, Deb. Marian Winter, 21, Deb. Jeanette Phillips, 21, Deb., Dramatic, Humorous. Ruth Ann Lundholm, 17, Extemp., Impr. Phyllis Stanley, 15, Deb. Dick Curran, 11, Deb. Marilyn Hetrick, 2, Oratorical Decl. BACK ROW-Mr. James, Clark Kistler, Russell Smoot, Rosalie Eggleston, Marilyn Hetrick, Marelene O'Dell, Mary Alice Hitt, Jack Grosjean. SECOND ROW-Allen Hogle, John Brown, Ruth Ann Lundholm, Virginia Kuehling, Jane Kragh, Crystal Johnson, Harold Stevens, Rodney Smith. THIRD ROW-Mary Jeanette Phillips, Carolyn Boyles, Agnes Cohagan, Lucy Lair Hartshorn, Gloria Williams, LaVerne Farnham, Helene Reynolds. FOURTH ROW-William Blackwell, William Meyers, Paul Anderson, Kirby Kistler, Gordon Smith, Ralph Scruby. Helene Reynolds Jack Grosjean Allen Hogle, State Lucy L. Hartshorn Gordon Smith Dist. Champion in State Deb. Champ. Deb. Champ., Dist. State Women's Ex- Dist. Champ. After Humorous Declam. Extemp. Champ. temp. Champion Dinner Speaker BACK ROW-Russel Smoot, Erik Bonde. Clark Kistler, Billy Meyers. Jack Blu Mr. James, Richard Curran SECOND ROW-Harold Stevens, Rosalie Eggleston. Marilene O'Dell. Jane K1 agh Mary Alice Hitt. Virginia Kuehling, Kirby Kistlcr. Rodney Smith THIRD ROW-LaVerre Farnham Ralph Scruby Carolynn Boyles. Jack Giosu in L t Allen Hogle, Lucy Lair Hartshorn, Agnes Cohagan V e Ll e FOURTH ROW-Paul Anderson. John Brown. Billy Blackwell. Gordon Smith C ESOLVED: That the United States Government should own and operate the rail- ! roads. This is the question which has been debated throughout the land in the past year. Our debate squad of thirty-two members took part in one hundred twenty-five debates. competing against schools in Colorado, Wyoming, Nebraska. Kansas, and Oklahoma. Tourna- ments were held in Cheyenne, Eaton. Greeley. Boulder, Fort Collins, and Colorado Springs. and also at Colorado University and Denver University. gzeacling I jlzoiv CN' HE READING CHOIR directed by Mr. James is one of Longmont's outstanding speech organizations. It has approximately fifty members. Every year just before Christmas vacation the choir gives The Messiah for the student body. This year it has appeared before several of the local clubs to give request performances. BACK ROW-Clark Kistler, Harold Stevenson. Jack Grosjean, Duane Botts. Denzil Wood- ward, Rosalie Eggleston, Eileen Olander, Nelda Bullock, Jane Kragh. Mary Alice Hitt. Wayne Scobee, Kenneth Cowan, Vernon Ellicott, Floyd Beresford. Robert Chandler. Paul Anderson. William Blackwell, Gordon Smith SECOND ROW-Jane Carr. Marian Winter. Betty Leslie. Jeaneen Chapman, Annabeih Cohagan, Dorothy Knight, Reathel Davies, Barbara Kiteley, Eunice Dillard, Geraldine Clow- dus. Dorothy Grabian. Dorlene Grabian, Ruth Riegel, Frieda Lebsack, Helene Reynolds. Marjorie Woods, Eva Vise. Melva Brown FIRST ROW--Carolyn Boyles, Genevieve Behenke. Virginia Kuehling. Doris Hoffner. Athaleene VVhite. Emma Vogel, Patricia Lynch. Winifred Cobel. Vivian Oard, Marilene O'Dell, Peggy Booth, Maxine Stevens, Ruth Rice. Q ' .. 2 , , ill 1 il1 lil. '1Hll il i1'fi1Q QQ nnual Zojan Qay N FRIDAY evening, November 17, at 8:00 o'clock the curtains in Longmont High School auditorium parted and the annual Trojan Play began. Its name was The Big Pond, an international romance, produced under the direction of Albert E. James, This play is the story of a well-to-do mid-western family who visited Vienna. There Barbara, the daughter, fell in love with the charming Frenchman. Objections and complications arose and the play was filled with laughs. A matinee was given for grade schools on Thursday afternoon. Ronney Daves ....., Francesco ......... Mrs Billings ..... Barbara Billing ,.,,... Double Cast ,..,,,.....John Brown , Bryce Alexander Wayne Scobee ,.,....Helene Reynolds Phyllis Stanley Agnes Cohagan Jeannette Phillips of Characters Mrs. Livermore ....,..... Goldamay Cunningham Pierre' de Mirande .i........... Mr. Billings ................. Sarah .......................... ,,..... Molly rifkiiisfff ,... lull , .1' 5, 'J gag: Crystal Johnson ...............Jack Noble .....,.....Russel Smoot Myrtle Rose Lucas Betty Johnson Mary Jane Thomas ......Mary Alice Hitt trojan 0 vt e .ET ' CV J 'll C' UTINY broke out on February 23, 1940. No, not in the school, but in the Nursery. Mother Goose and the Radio Man had 'their hands full. Some of the Nursery Rhyme characters were there, and many skits were taken from the modern radio programs. It was an evening of enjoyment and entertainment. enzofz .l ay UR TOWN 1he first Pulitzer prize play to be presented in Longmont was very different from other plays in that it required no scenery or stage setting or proper- ties, and was the first of its kind to be given in Longmont. It is the story of the people of the small town of Grovers Corners, Vermont. As the Stage Manager said. This is the way we were in our growing up, in our marrying, and in our doctoring, and in our living and in our dying. The story deals with two families, the Gibbs and the Webbs. The stage manager served as the narrator connecting the different episodes. This play has proved that thc absence of scenery does not constitute a difficulty, but stimulates the imagination. Our Town was beautiful and remarkable, one of the sagest, warmest, and most deeply human scripts to have come out of our theatre . . . more than a spiritual experience. Stage Manager ,,,,,,,,..,,t,t,,,.,,,,,..,,,, Allen Hogle Dr. Gibbs ..,,,......,,,...,,,...,,,, ....,.., W ayne Scobee Joe Crowell ,,t.t,.,,,.,,,, . Vernon Ellicott Howie Newsome ,..,,, . ,i,,.,,,, Clifford Jobbins Mrs. Gibbs .,,,,,,,..,,,,, ,,,,. B etty Jane Leslie Mrs. Webb ..,,,,.,,,,i ,,i.,Y.... P hyllis Stanley George Gibbs ,..,... .,,..., B ryce Alexander Rebecca Gibbs ....,, ..,,, M ery Jane Thomas Wally Webb ...,.,,,l, . ,,,,,,.,,..., John Brown Emily Webb .,,.,.,........ ..,.,,.... A gnes Cohagan Professor Willard .,..,, ,..,,,.,. R odney M. Smith Mr. Webb .. ....... ........,............... J ack Grosjean Woman in the Balcony ................ Ruth Riegel Man in Auditorium ..i............. Vernon Ellicott Lady in the Box ........,.. .i..... J ustine Akers Simon Siimson ................... .... P aul Anderson Mrs, Soames ......... ..,..,,. . . Emma Vogel Constable Warren ............,...., Eugene Nooker Si Crowell ................... ....... B illy Blackwell Frank French Frank Decenick 1 Joe White Sam Craig ........................ ,..,,...... C lark Kistler Baseball Players ....,. Joe Stoddard .......... .... .......... R a ymond Knox Citizens: Catherine Bales, Goldamay Cun- ningham, Jeannette Phillips, Myrtle Rose Lucas, Julia Fonda, Donna Belle Laybourn, Melva Brown, Florence Bangle, Leila Chandler, Marjorie Coon, Marjorie Woods, Eileen Olander, Erik Bonde, Warren Sulli- van, Elwin Green, Arthur Brodin, Eldred Kistner, and Jack Noble. l7'i! , g..W 1 V V HQ ..f f V- ' , ,.f J K. l GLADYS HUBBARD Mathematics -Ja Q17 656911285 NE of the active organizations of the year has been Girl Reserves. Any girl in senior high school may be 3 member of this club. It creates a friendly spirit among the girls and gives them 3 Chance t0 prove their ability and WiiliI'1gI'16SS to COAOpCI'a'Le. Each week the Girl Reserves meet and ef1.l0Y 3 PrQ81'3m Whlch may be 9dH1C3t10Ua1 01' entertaining. The cabinet meets twice a month to d1SCuSS QUGSUOHS Concernlmz the Or- ganization. , , During the year Several members have attended conferences in other towns. The mid- winter conference was held in Windsor, and H large g1f0UP attellded ff0m LOUEIHOIU- OUY own club has had several parties and has taken Dart In Welfare Wofkr I Much of the credit for a successful year 1'I1USt S0 t0 the SP0US0rS, MISS Hubbard and Miss Seevers, and to the cabinet. President ...... . .... ..... J ean Willson Vice President ..,... .... S hirley Meador Secretary ......... . Sally Jo English Treasurer ...... .... L ila Gay Conard Program .,.,.,. Lucy Hartshorn Music ....... ..... C orinne Reeder S6I'ViC6 .......... ..... C larice Archei' Conference ...... ...................... M axine Strand SOCia1 .......... ...i. M ary Frances Armstrong Publicity A-.A... A................................................... ............... 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Leonard Guse, John Coppom, Eugene Schallan, Wayne Osborne, Ed Robinson, Frank French. gootbafl M OCP LACING second oniy to they state Cham- Eben Gifford, Joe Sewald. A pions, the Trojans had a fairly successful season winning six and losing three. With 'two bad games omitted, We had only 20 points scored on us, while scoring 77 points. The injury jinx was with the team all season starting with Dietmeier and including Seewald, Decenick, Clay, Creese, Hansen, Thorndyke, and several others. 2 Nine letter men returned from last season. Letters were given to forty-two players and managers. if J Manley Christiansen History Football Coach LONGMONT 6, MANUAL 0 Joe Seewald, herd-hitting fullback, plunged over from the 6 yard line to score for Long- mont. Although the locals showed room for improvement, they played good ball. LONGMONT 0, EAST 45 The Angels, with a track squad in the back- field, and led by perfect blocking, easily downed the fighting men o' Troy. Coppom starred, continually breaking through East's line to stop forming plays. LONGMONT 6, WEST 0 Fast recovering from last week's lacing, the Trojans played good ball to down the fighting Cowboys 6-0. Seewald did some nice blocking to help Clay's good ball carrying. LONGMONT 20, GREELEY 0 Starting off with a bang, the Trojans took the ball to the goal line only to lose it. LoNGMoN'r 7, COLLINS 0' Both teams played good ball. The break came in the 3rd period when Willy Howe gathered in one of Clay's long passes to go over standing up. Coppom again played a good game. C565 DELBERT WITHAM Geography Assistant Coach LONGMONT 2, LOVELAND 33 The State Champion Indians were too much for the fighting Trojans resulting in our first conference loss. The Indians' drives invariably resulted in scores. Longmont's score came after a beautiful punt by Hottel. LONGMONT 28, EATON 7 The Trojans made a come beck to down the small but mighty-hearted Reds. Major gathered in a pass to score, and Clay carried it over for the other scores. Eaton's score came after they recovered a fumbled punt deep in Trojan terri- tory. LONGMONT 10, ENGLEWOOD 7 With Jurich making all the scores, the Pirates were a tough victim for the Trojans. The Pirates scored in the 2nd, and the Trojans matched it by a pass to Jurich, who also con- verted. After a drive for another touchdown failed, a field goal by Jurich won the game. LONGMONT 0, BOULDER 16 Possibly because of the injuries of Clay and Decenick, Longmont couldn't get going in the Armistice Day Game and fell victims to the Panthers. Thus the year ended without marked glory, but our boys played to their credit in every game, and we are proud of them. aslfet all PRACTICE GAMES The fiist game saw West downed 22-25. Uzela: starred, with 8 points. With the locals improving, West was again defeated, this time 22-31. West couldn't get started, failing to score the first ten minutes. The first overtime defeat was handed down by East, 16-15. A free throw gave the game to East. Manual. playing bang-up ball. defeated Longmont 30-20. Manual showed fast breeks and continually stole the ball. The locals improved much to hand East its first defeat 30-22, The boys worked the ball in well and had a good defense. The practice games ended in the second overtime of the year, Longmont winning from North 27-25. Coming fiom behind in the last four minutes. the Trojans tied the score. In the overtime. Major calmly sunk two free throws to win. FIRST ROUND rally late in the third period. clearing all the rebounds. A. L. Montgomery Boys' Phys. Ed Hygiene B. B. Coach LONGMONT 26-GREELEY 31---Although the Trojans fought hard they failed to better the experience and accurate shooting of the Wild cats. Despite the loss, the team did well and threatened to win with LONGMONT 47-EATON 38-With shooting improved, the locals handed out a defeat which they are capable of. The Reds started out hot, matching every Trojan basket. but cooled off after the first period, The Trojans then took the lead and were never threatened. LONGMONT 20-FORT COLLINS 51--The Trojans were clearly out-classed by the lanky Lambkins who hit fifty per cent of their shots The locals fought hard, but couldn't get started. with the taller boys LONGMONT 22-LOVELAND 18-Although starting off slowly, the Trojans played good ball to down the Indians 22-18 in their new gym ' Major's stellar playing, with Mariotti's timely shooting, helped spell ALBERT PALMER Victofy' Economics Bus. Training Asst. Coach LONGMONT 25-BOULDER 23-Losing the third overtime game of the season was heart-breaking for the locals, who played a very good gzrne. Both teams scored steadily, with the leads see-sawing back and forth. Putman starred for Boulder, Howe and Clay for Longmont. FIRST TEAM-BACK ROW-Mr. Christensen, C. Richmond, H. Dietmeier, P. Flynn W C borne, D. Ryan, Mr. Montgomery. FRONT ROW-C. Mariotti, D. Throndson, B Majoi Corey, W. Howe, E. Uzelac. W. Clay. t Nies Hobbs Bley Rink Gynn Flynn Ryan Major Carey Howe Q Clay gjaskef .ggafl---Coniinuecl SECOND ROUND LONGMONT 35-GREELEY 32-The first half showed little action, with Greeley taking an early lead and retaining it most of the time. The second half started off with a bang with Throndson quickly making three baskets. Scoring was small for the rest of the game and the Trojans continued to hold the lead. LONGMONT 32-FORT COLLINS 45-Altthough the locals were defeated, they did very well against the Collins team. Major played his best game, and Clay continually tangled up the Lambkins' plays. LONGMONT 47-EATON 38-With Uzelae scoring 17 points, Howe playing a good game, and the offense working smoothly. the fighting Reds were the Trojan's next victims Longmont led all through the game, and were threatened only in the third period. LONGMONT 31-BOULDER 29-The locals gained revenge for the former loss but only had hard work and played bang-up ball. Howe played his best game, both scoring and clearing backboards. LONGMONT 29-LOVELAND 36-With the Trojans unable to click. and the lndi ns just opposite-plenty hot , the locals lost the last game of the season, Loveland playing superior ball. NOTES The Trojans showed more improvement than any other team of the Conference. Major was the only seasoned player, the rest being new to first-string work. Howe showed he best individual improvement. Mariotti scored the first points of nearly every game I the final standings, Longmont placed third, with Collins first. SECOND TEAM-BACK ROW-Mr. Palmer. Charles Schiffman, Don MeKeown. Keith Beas- ley, Clyde Richmond, Kenneth Meyers. Dale Cowles. Ralph Oviatt, Mr. Witham. Bob Jones. SECOND ROWf-Dell Chandler, Robert Hanson. Charles Young, Charles Pace. 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X 2 S 1' M 15 F I ' . , k 'iii K V M I .1 ' 5752 , - ' 215- ., V. we H R ' X .A ms A ff-gi : Imp, C59 -- SEM CWHE TROJAN track team has several stars this year, in- cluding Creese, shot put, Colcleasure and Hobbs, mile, Holtel, high jumpg Woodward, half mile, Clay, pole vault, weights, hurdles, and several others, and Nies and Coppom, distance. Longmont won over Boulder in a dual meet, but failed to score in the C. U. relays for the first time in ten years. Col- cleasure was unable to run. At Loveland, May 5, Longmont placed second -Hobbs winning the mile, Anderson second, Clay, Howe, and Creese also took se-Conds. Clay was high point man. GLENN JOHNSON Sloyd C' - QFIFZLS BACK ROW-James Wray, Gary Davis, Dick Pedigo, L. G. Tracey, Ben Rob- inson, Ralph McCarty, Dale Hoffman, Coach Glenn Johnson. SECOND ROW -Marian Green, Mildred Bader, Margaret Sisson, LaVerne Farnham, Helen West, Darlene Selbe, Olive White. FRONT ROW-Rolland Bley, Bob McCoy, Bob Maize, Delford Boal, Melvin McCoy. 7117 ' ll ..25W -,K Q1' 1' ' . .Setters for .IQZJO Third Year Garry Davis James Wray Melvin McCoy Second Year Dale Hoffman Ralph McCarty Corinne Reeder Delford Boal Ben Robinson Margaret Sisson Olive White Mildred Bader Mary Frances Armstrong Joan Allen Laverne Farnham Season's Results Boys-won 6,-lost 3-tied 1. Girls-won 2-lost 0-tied 1. Zi 1 ff? S A Qfeigife f PAULINE WILCOX Girls' Phys. Ed., Hygiene gifzls , Spotis CWHERE is no phase of high school in which girls get more real and wholesome en- joyment than in athletics. The only organization of this kind in our high school is the Girls' Athletic Association. Every girl may take part in the activities. Out- standing athletes this year have been Ruth R.ce, Rose Marie Angelus, Beatrice Koch, Evalee Elliott, Virginia Crain, and Phyllis Rice. The girls participated in the fol- lowing sports: soccer, speedball, volley ball, relays, lead-up games to sports, tumbling, handball, basketball, and dancing. The leadership was as follows: Ruth Rice, presidentg Beatrice Koch, vice presidentg Rose Marie Angelus, secretary-treasurer, and Miss Wilcox, sponsor. Members of the boards who head the departments are Sports, Phyllis Riceg Soccer, Evalee Ellicottg Miscel- laneous, Virginia Kiteleyg Volley Ball, Ann Tomichg Tumbling, Virginia Crain, Basketball, Dorothy Parkerg Softball, Wanda Hodgson. This year's activities have in- cluded the following: State Conference in Boulder, Basketball, Play Day in Greeley, and Play Day in Longmont. C613 Class Ethelda Burke wills her quietness and ability to study to Chip Schallan. Katherine Stafford wills her quick temper and ability to slap to Coleen Rankin. Neva Young wills her flirtatious smile to Olive White. Eileen Olander wills her wit of humor to Pat Campbell. Vernon Ellicott wills his trick of Hugo to his cousin, Gordon C. Smith. Rodney Smith wills his wonderful ability for the use of big words to Sally Jo English. Elwyn Green leaves his singing ability to Jane Carr and' Evelyn Tridell. Jean Morgan, Inza Pickett, Nelda Bullock, Duane DeMars, and Delmer Hansen, will their flaming torches to Brick Flynn, Gloria Will- iams, and Delfordf Boal. Gerald Hamilton and Keith Moore leave their wonderful attendance record to Chick Young and Jack Pedigo. Neil Davies leaves his Western drawl to Bob Edwards. Frank French leaves his quacking tDon- ald Duckb ability to Mousel' Meyers. Stud Walter Iverson gladly leaves his nick-name to Whoever wants it. All Junior boys like Ed Robinson and Bob Eisele who, all of us know, are not interested in girls, should be proud to hear that Duane Krout bequeaths with deepest regards, the wise-man's way of breaking dates, or better than that-never make them,-much. Hazel Neiman has the honor of getting Marie Kennedy's sweet smile. Madeline Turner bequeathes her grand exit way of getting out of a date if it isn't the right one, to Alma Jean Caldwell-and please use it according to Madeline's way, Alma Jean. Violet Beasley wills her long beautiful tresses to Clarice Archer. Genevieve Behnke leaves her typing ability to Kendall Whitney. Peggy Booth wills her dimples to Winifrezl Coble. Melva Brown bequeaths her image to Vivian Oard. June Adair Calkins leaves her flute to Mari- lyn Hetrick and goes to Marion Dix in Greeley. Mary Jeannette Phillips tJamit to you? and Goldamay Cunningham Cjust call her Cokel will their ability to gold-dig to Marie Miller and Leona Mae Pringle. Margaret Hoge, the Football Queen, leaves memories of her cheery smile to L. H. S. Beulah Hoskins leaves Arf McPhillips if she goes to Iowa. Gail Howe leaves her hearty backslaps and loud outbursts to Bobby Jones. Lois Johnston wills the boys in Louisville to Helene Reynolds, Ida Marie Dickens, Faith Gustafson, Helen West, Corinne Reeder, and Marilyn Hetrick. Dorothy Knight Wills Duane Botts to any- one- who wants him. Eileen Kulhanek donates her stuttering to Ida Marie Dickens. Betty Leslie wills her love for a certain California Med. Student to anyone who will take him. Shirley Meador wills her quiet, lady-like ways to Patricia Lynch. Dolores Norrish gives her wily ways to Gloria Domann. CDW! Velda Piercy wills her jolly manner to Marilyn Brown. Since Bernice Sigvaldson already has her sister's technique for getting around, Grace Sigvaldson Wills that special gift to Lila Gay Conard. Phyllis Stanley wills her dramatics to Honey Reynolds. Frances Van Thuyne leaves Dick Pace to anyone who can capture him. Madalynne Williams leaves her utomboy- ish ways to Corinne Reeder. Marjorie Woods bequeaths her quiet ways to Peggy Sisson. Don Thompson chooses to let the other Don Thompson have his mannerly style. L. G. Tracy decides to let Merle Otis be the man about town. Grant Wiggins Wills his funny stories and jokes to Bud Scott-not that he needs them. Jim Campbell leaves nothing behind, unless it's himself, as he wants to keep that great love he has for Margy. Joe Cernich just leaves-maybe. Eben Gifford disposes of his Fort Collins girl friends by means. of Joe Seewald. Jack Hobbs hands Drake over to Dale Cowles. Don Schrader gives up Lucy to Willie. Bryce Alexander wills his and Jean's park- ing secrets. to Lois Sidwell and Ben Robinson. Frank Decenick wills Don Creese his he- man ability on the football field and his charming way with women. Jerry Gundle leaves his embarrassment of Meadow Park to the past. William Rex Jones bequeaths his taking ways to Earle Conilogue. Clark Kistler leaves Honey, but no one can have her, for she remains his. Junior Cleveland wills his Denver girl to Johnny Thorndyke. E': die Vogel wills his brother his F. F. A. abilities. Dell Chandler wills his height to the Olander boys. Florence Bangle wills her love affairs to Harriet Woolley. Frances Comstock chooses to let her sister follow in her footsteps. If Helen Hallburg owned a creamery, she would will it to Don Anderson, Chuck Pace, and Billy Hobbsg but since she doesn't own one, she wills her habit of squinting to Joan Allen. Betty Johnson wills her always ready smile to all the up-and-coming Niwot students. Myrtle Rose Lucas wills her method of get- ting the low-down on everyone to Helen West. Marian McClung leaves Bill Lowe, but dares anyone to try looking at him. Darlene Parker wills her sweet disposition and friendly manner to all those snobbish Sophomores. Marjorie Sampson wills her engagement ring to anyone who is ignorant enough to take it. Ruth Silkett wills her frankness to Mary Pentcel. Virginia Kuehling leaves those Navy friends in Hawaii to Darlene Selbe for safe keeping. Jean Willson leaves her ability to say no to any Junior girl who has a persistent boy friend like Bryce. 6627 Cyan - - - Continues! Lois Hennington has beautiful red' hair and a wonderful twirling ability. She leaves her red hair to Jo Ann Lynch but keeps her twirling ability since Jo Ann doesn't need it. No one knows much about Merle Davis, but after scouting around we found that Brighton holds. a great attraction for him and he won't give it away. Don Throndson wills his shy, slender, blond attractiveness to Charles Townsend so he can get the Sophomore girls. Lucky Charles! Crystal Johnson leaves that attractive shy- ness to Juanita Lanham. She sure needs it. Mildred Moore leaves her jitterbugging and Erie dance to Betty Mae Simpson. Roy Zimmerman leaves his match-making tyou know, blind datesj to Dick Bangle. Dale Hoffman absolutely refuses to give up his blond, blue-eyed, out-of-town twirler to anyoneg so he leaves his tennis racquet in- stead. Thelma Graham leaves an adorable white rat for Miss Boyce and Miss Hobbs to quarrel over. Rollan Smith will tea-ch any Junior girl all he knows about the Golf Course, at night. Carolyn Boyles and Mary Jane Thomas leave their giggles to all. Leota Hardesty leaves her boy friends to the Junior girls if she can find out who they are. John Brown will let Jack Young rob the cradle. Jack really doesn't want to but will just to be a pal. Ed McPhillips donates the length and breadth of Lovers' Lane to all the Great Lovers because he has a steady now and they can sit on the sofa. Joe White gives his book Ten Easy Lessons in Love to James Oard. He's been begging for it. Arlene Barber wills her ability to get along with the teachers to Billy Clay. Erik Bonfde wills the act of getting into people's hair to the Bley twins. Bruce Ownbey leaves all the National Guard dances to Walter Ehrlich. Helen Binard says she is going to settle down and leave all her Sunday night dates to Ruth Ann Lundholm. Alice Deming just leaves with a sunny smile and cheers-goodbye. Donna Belle Laybourn gives her violin to Gladys Peppler and viola to Marilene O'Dell. That should please L. Randall Spicer. Raymond Fields leaves all trigonometry prob- lems to Mr. Ashbaugh to give out to stump anyone who will dare to take trigonometry. Reathel Davies. kindly bequeaths any per- son younger than she the five easy lessons of being wide awake at midnight or should we say two o'clock? Behind her, George Ann Ransdell leaves her way land hers alonel of getting and keeping friends-and not just girl friends either. Eldred Kistner wills his wavy hair to someone who will let it stay wavy. Don Neiman wills his power to get and hold a Sigvaldson to Billy Hobbs. Jack Noble wills. his notes to Lois Johnston to Annette Strong. Eugene Nooker wills his pleasant disposi- tion, good sportsmanship, and ever ready smile to Art Stromquist. Wayne Scobee donates his love for brunettes to Gordon Smith. Russell Smoot lends the talent to get and K keep, Call at the same timeh, three pretty girls dangling from the strings on his fingers. Warren Sullivan will let Johnny Sigvald- son make all the wise cracks in choir now. Scott Edmonds gives his love for flowers to Leland Laybourn. Paul Anderson wishes to give his mumps to Mary Alice Hitt. Billy Blackwell will let anyone have his ability to milk cows. Jack Grosjean says anyone can have his name, John Herbert. Allen Hogle will let Kirby Kistler have his title the Biggest Blower in L. H. S. Clifford Jobbins donates his blushes to Darlene Selbe. From us leaves an accordion player and so Marian Winter wills her accordion and' also her ability to play love serenades to a man with a monkey-Parnell Flynn. Margaret Jo Brown leaves her studious ability to Wayne Osborne. Arthur Brodin won't will his Erie girl to anyone, so he takes her with him. Lois Sawdey wills her latest catch to any- one of the Juniors who can qualify. Norma Long and her steady will their ex- cellent art of love making to Maxine Strand and Bill Hottel. Romance runs in the family. To the Fitzgerald twins., the Grabrian twins, Dorlene and Dorothy, leave their con- fusing identities. Virginia Horrell wills her ability to blush, which is really quite becoming, to Betty Bryan. Bashful Ed Hovde leaves his ability to tell funny jokes to Henry Kistner and Clyde Crane. To Duck Ryan, Dan Barnsley leaves his English characteristics, you know, catching on to something a week later. To the whole Junior Class, Kenneth Thom- as leaves his legacy of idiosyncracies. Dorothy Mohesky leaves her vamping power to Lorraine Newton and' hopes she uses it to the best of her advantage. Steve Jurich leaves his bright smile and brown eyes to Eddie Uzelac. Albina Kollar wills her girlish giggles to Marie Van Thuyne and hopes she keeps up the good work. Lettuce Curran, better known as Loretta, leave-s her dislike for the opposite sex to Mary Perry. Little Eva Vise leaves all of the Uncle Toms of L. H. S. to Athaleene White. To girls of the Junior Class Agnes Cohagan leaves her feminine charms, with which she holds two and three beaus at one time. time. Bernice White leaves her pleasing smile to Alice Ruth Sigvaldson. Emma Vogel wills her admiration for fol- lowers of Babe Ruth to Phyllis Harmon. Justine Akers bequeaths her ability to know all the answers to test questions to Walter Clay. Catherine Bales leaves her quiet ways to Kendell Whitney. Heaven knows he needs some of them. Its fine to have a Navy pin as well as two men at home. Anna Beth Cohagan wills her power over the opposite sex to Lorraine Gundle. Marjorie Coon leaves her strength to push a car to Ed Robinson who might need it for his Ford sometime. Julia Fonda leaves her braids to anyone in the seventh or eighth grade. 635 66141 qfwff- Clontinuscf Gayle Huntenbequeaths. to the oncoming Seniors her ability to make friends and in- fluence people. Frieda. Lebsack wills her marching ability to the new band members. Anita Nelson wills her blond hair to Irene Akers. Don Akers leaves to Ralph McCarty that Clark Gable complex. Ruth Riegel leaves her pessimism to Manuel Quintana. MarJorie Simpson leaves her ability to make up hours after school to the Kiteleys. Helen Marlowe leaves her wee small feminine voice to lda Marie Dickens who could use it. Betty Seward Edwards wills that little yel- low Ford to Marcella Crandall so she and Clay can travel in style. Weldon Abernathy leaves his quiet man- ners and voice to Clyde Richmond. Don Bishopp wills his super-colossal vo- cabulary to Alan Carey. Johnny Coppom wills his fighting tech- nioue to Alan Nies. Gary Davis leaves his tennis balls and racquet to Joe Meglemre. Alvin Haggard' wills his white hair to Dick Curran. Gene Bickel wills his ability to get in good with the teachers to Don Mills. Peggy Chan-dler leaves her ability to pick out farmers, to Melvin McCoy. David Harris leaves his hamburgers for someone else to fry. Archie Klsner leaves his golf playing abil- ity to Jack Dykes. Ray Knox wills his books to the Sopho- more class hoping they will make more use of them than he did. Leo Menasco leaves his cute Missouri drawl to Kenneth Meyers and the name of Elmer to no one. Robert Pedigo leaves his long legs to Frankie Boyles. Marvin Slay wills his jitterbug style to LeMon1e Greenly. Jack Ash leaves his habit of picking on smaller kids to any one who wants it. Harry Hoover leaves his mathematical brain to Bob McCoy. Robert Bresee and Robert M. Huddleston leave their places to all newcomers. All the Senior Class leave Harold Swallow and Bud Piercy and all the other unfortunate ones who are not graduating. Maxine Brennan wills 'the St. John's dances to Steve Akers. Geraldine Clowdus wills her dark eyes to Anne Tomich. Sally Fladung wills her driving ability to LeMonte Greenly. 10-30- ,cpipe Ufzation REAT CHIEF: Four years have flown their course since the crimson hues, delicate and colorful in the glory of that early morn, ushered in the dawn of our high school career. As we paused and beheld the magnificent spectacle of the sun, a flaming sphere of glowing light rising majestically in the sky, we realized that our journey through our high school days must closely parallel that of the huge golden globe. Our perception and forethought assured us that we must make a valiant attempt to attain the loftiest crest of the orbit before the evening hour approached. It was our earnest wish and our most pro- found' ambition to know during our waning hours here, that we had achieved that goal for which we had so ardently striven, and that we had performed our task we . We believe that we have attained 1hat goal, but our success has been made pos- sible only by the undying friendship and cooperation that has been so faithfully manifested by your tribe. On behalf of my tribe I wish to express most sincere gratitude for your never-failing aid at times when clouds concealed 1he sunshine. Chief, as the sun is setting, my iribe must bid goodbye to this wonderful day of happy stud-ent and faculty association, tender memories. and, we hope, achieve- ment toward our goal. Before we depart, however, we place upon this pipe our colors, the flame and the blue, as an emblem of the termination of our work here. In so doing we carry on, with sincere gratitude, the tradition of Longmont High School. And now we roll our tents and shoulder our burdensg we pause to clasp your hands and bid you allah -Godspeed. I gzesponse REAT CHIEF: In the past three years our tribes have come to know each other very well. We have laughted together, worked together, and at times one might even say we have cried together. We have shared alike the triumphs and downfalls of this institution. At times we have been separated by disputes and competition, but we always got together again. We are like a man and his shadow. When it is cloudy, they are apart, but when the sun shines, they are side by side. It seems as though the great hand of Destiny has bound our tribes together in a never ending friendship, and thus it is to be always. Chief, we have come 10 another cloudfy spot in our lives. This time to be somewhat longer than that of the past. Your tribe is leaving this sanctuary and stepping out into the storm of life. In placing these colors on this pipe, you are ending a career in Longmont High School that is indeed second to none. In behalf of my tribe I promise that we will prove ourselves worthy of the respon- sibility which you, the class of 1940 , have left in our care. We .the class of 4l are justly proud to follow in the footsteps of a class like yours. We wish you the greatest success and happiness in your future life. C643 COMPLETE HARDWARE SERVICE Hamm Weller McCormick-Deering Implements Rankin Chevrolet, fgnc. g A Complete Service For All Cars l-lamilton's Market Groceries and Meats North Main Street Phone 722 uqnnis Style Shop For Qualztll Fashzonsv WOMEN'S READY-TO-WEAR AND FURNISHINGS Feel Free to Look Around IDEAL -IN EVERY WAY- Groceries Drive-ln Market So. Main St. Phone 757 Central Market 436 Main St. Phone 20 C. D. SMITH, Proprietor The X Since 7879 Boulder County's Oldest News- paper. A Newspaper which aims to be a wholesome influence in a wholesome community. --oiv - Hcqoufz ,Eongmont gzewscastv A11 the important news of the Longmont area, each week-day morning at 9:15, Radio Station KFKA-880 Kilocycles. HARRY HOF F Automotive Service Po11ock's Conoco Station THE CONVENIENT STATION DOWN TOWN GAS - OILS - GREASING WASHING Congratulations to Class of '40 Qi-fgife Cui .qiafe ,lug Stove Shop Where You Save WE'RE TROJAN BOOSTERS IOHNSON'S BETTER SERVICE STATIONS North and South Main Longmont, Colo. 51? J ohnson's Highway Lafayette, Colo. L? Johnson's Corner Sedalia, Colo. L? Use Our Guaranteed Petroleum Products Q YI-7JlllV 5 i Aflvi'-BA V The utting Motor C Qyoniiac anal Quick y vein-.:v 9 51 Aaiv-wit 5 We Believe' . . . 0. jltafzslzall 2 JEWELER AND OPTOMETRIST L. H. S. Official Class Ring and Pin Jewelers NEED GLASSES? 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Hildreth studio Longmont, Colorado BRIILLTHIARTE FOOD STORE -l- Opposite High School Phone 619 or 620 for GROCERIES - MEATS - FRUITS - VEGETABLES AND EVERYTHING FOR YOUR TABLE Have Your Groceries 6DeIivered Wilhoui Extra Cost SAFE AY A. Bragg 61 Sons STORES 462 Main st. BCUJCI' MCEILS 7th and Main St. DISTRIBUTION WITHOUT WASTE g -..-....... .........- . g 1 2 , 'HD W, 5.5 . Cs-vw X-.1 fwkiwxw. Mai Y! xx vw-QNSQ, Nix vf,,....Q- A, A., Qfld i v .. Y HA. , X' X 1 .gk an ,. , , wWxxL asm 5 gm r v subs iff' U -nnun -.-'.-- U .-.--f--.--.-......-..---...-.--'. 4 n U ERD Jil-2 '40 CLELAND MOTOR CO. FORD GARAGE LONGMONT, COLO Q Cl! y EX T 1-1 EATRE C, Always a Good Show 61 122121 L. G. TRACEY FURNITURE CO' 6Dedicaled lo llze Upb111'ld1?1g of Longmont and LONGMONT C . ommunzly 312 Main Phone 81 9 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1940 THE STORE OF FRIENDLY ................................. 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MULLIGAN PLUMBING - HEATING TINNING 5 H. W. BALMER Conoco Wroducls Wholesale and Retail First and Main Phone 626 ..,CPofztfzaits .qlzat ...cplease Hoffman Studio 338 Main St. Phone ,435 Satisfaction Quafzanteecl CLASS or 1940, We CONGRATULATE You Sfzrsf ational an Longmont, Colofzaclo OLDEST BANK IN NORTHERN COLORADO-ESTABLISHED IN 1871 Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation IInlInl:nu:nnnun-unlslullsnnunnluuuunun 1unlulnsnnnuuunnnnnnnnnnnnnunnuunnnnqnnnsnll lliamS Cafe E Geo. Nobli-is Market QUALITY MEATS A Steak House 341 Main Phone 24 Congratulations ............................... It's HSHEAFFERH to Class of Fountain Pens and Pencils LUTES' AT : ROBBINS GRANTS BOOTERY For Flowers 461 Main The Leonards Best Wishes to Clsss of 1940 COMPLIMENTS OF 5 H. I. Rosencrans Co. SCHMITZ FLORAL CO. JEWELERS E 381 Main Phone 26 Gas Oil Greasing Q Q Slg9S Service TEXACO PRODUCTS WunstopDuzzit Washing Tires Batte1 lGS lK Q., v Mmm fgmsQE f v5 . im, ai A xv' ' .fu U5 K . . 3 Q , .ui . 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MILLS HEATING AND AIR-CONDITIONING 521 Main QUALHTY .mano PASTEURIZED PRODUCTS Made from Local Products 665 4th Ave. Phone 94 ,Eongmonfs Senior Qrug Stowe CARROLL'S The Rexall Store 357 Main MORLEY-YOUNG APPLIANCE CO. 520 Main Street Phone 633 Longmont, Colorado Ralph Miller Shoe Co. You Can't Fool Your Feet BRILLHARTS Dry Goods and Shoes 813 Main St., Longmont, Colo. SCHOOL SUPPLIES Congratulations to the Class of 1940 From Vanity Beauty Shoppe Mrs. Mabel Sherman, Proprietor Longmont, Colo. meet qfoufz E-Friends at Longmont Candy Co. MOTOR OILS R.P.M. VEEDOL EVERLY OIL CO. 639 Main DISTRIBUTORS OF CALSO GASOLINE Phone 56 EXPERT LUBRICATION Batteries Tires 1 4 4 Q, -vi - ? . , mv ' viii' 'L .533 44 ,, ,M AW , . , - an-Y ,1 vi , , v 11 Q 'Q 35 ff. +, f -Ev K ' ,Q P Q . - n .rg 3- :J- I r uf, V I gf 9 . WK .43 ,Q I 'fx ,, q 17 'f, ' . .g -:LJ , .M ., if Y. . . L 5 rv ,. .0 . f- q- K fi 3521 - , W A 1,333 .p n i 4 .f Mlufzc V Q ,K , , , fy 1' 5,1 I -x f C. 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