Longmont High School - Trojan Yearbook (Longmont, CO)

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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. ' il li il ix i' Hikl l ' i X 1 ll to ' Mil lflillli X -X 1 lx 'I liiiVN'll, l Nm ,Q W li lil X ,Xia 5744 is .,i il'i' iillli fi X '-Ez L' i .i l ll!-i i ri 7' 'IC' iv l fl 1 Q ,ff yi, fi lityll' 5 f Vx .ei ifi 'X' ' ily yu ll l V X xg K , 1 li! i M .I 5 iw . I 'Il Xi Q i i il, X' i yi fi il ce ' s , :Il View M - il 7 ll' 'ilfll il ss, , K ,,,-'lv f f llli, if if' X l l Ax, ' if ' 5 lil iii 'r, W W 'iii i H ii'lii 'l ' s 4' ll i M XX iii! 'Ili X s l ' 1 lg, i r ll X if' iii lil fi l l 1' i fi lilyll fl!!! M 'I il I xl X Xi W ff l yi Ni X f .. I ,ff ' il i fl, yi I If W- Wi l , 3 'tail' itll ' :dll V l Wil i X f,v ,,,iK l i ,,,g,i'!vfmaxll1l 3 ,, mlw.:,,i i gf u l it li ii, il ,F - It s, 'Q' XM Sl Egg , A K l 'l Y' l l ' i X 2 I i l , ' ' Y ll' X J A Y X RN n he i l. 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-

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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

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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 ,','