Longmont High School - Trojan Yearbook (Longmont, CO)
- Class of 1941
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It is he whom we wish to place upon our pinnacle. He is a man of gracious temperament and superb character. He is a master craftsman- a teacher. Because of the faithful service through many years in Longmont High School, we dedicate the 1941 Trojan to Otto Henkel. J .Q 'bfi' I' r O 5 X 1 , ff f Xxxix ' V Q u 4 X! LNQQXSX r Vx Q I , ff f 4 if J MX X W , .5303 X ii A -, Wig X SQg mb, xx Q xv E X X S vi S SX X i X s. J f X i ' XZ X Xi fX X T . 1 -P -fiE'ff: E-N. X HRC: X xi xiii Q. QQ jr X. X , Ts.. X it.. x... 134 f x -sw WI ix .1 ?f Q'x fa if Q-9-J4o4' ' ,nv A M SX X4 X S X ,X X 1 ? M 'Nwb wf vx 2 ' .. sux xy X X an 1... Sjfgygwyj M55 x?4..q-ff... -. ,... 1-. S x ME ,- ',,-6?- ' ,J -' f, -' 1' F 'f-5 T-L' .,,:ln- 1 5' ' 1 -5' Ji? is t4: 'f- 4.-. 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Le-.'---L-N .- -T -- 2:1 L.: . rL ..:':11:1..'-... flex X KA THN0, 'N MI CONTENTS ADMINISTRATION CLASSES ORGANIZATIONS ACTIVITIES SPORTS 5X4f9 V O 555 I LILLIAN M. RICHART Sponsor WE OF the Trojan Staff hand you from the press your year book of high school history made in 1940-41. If we have omitted events of interest and importance, it has been unintentional. Our aim has been to preserve for you memories of your school days. A new feature is the story of the organization and early history of our school up to the first graduation. Succeeding copies will continue the early history until it is brought to date. Important events touching school life for the current year are also included. I u 4 df' S. , 1 pl! L ,!.. ,vs g- JOHN F. KRILL Financial Sponsor Trojan Staff l,c!'f fo r1'gl1f.' Back row-Bob Maize, Alan Nies, Don Thompson, Bob Hansen, Jack Bice, Homer Dietmeier. Second row-Lawrence Strand, Gene Coulson, Sally Jo English. Rosalie liggglestori, Joan Alleng Sponsor, Mr. Krill. Front row+Sponsor, Miss Richart: llelen W'cst, llarryette YYoolley, Mary Alice llitt. Betty Rae Edwards. TUDENTS, we of the Trojan Staff are presenting. with your help, the 1941 Longmont High School Year Book. We hope that you will enjoy it and be able to revive memories of your school for many years. We owe much to Homer Dietmeier. art editor, for arrangement and draw- ings in the last two Annuals. T HAS been a privilege and a pleasure for this group, the staff of the Trojan, to pre- pare and edit your yearbook. Because of the collaboration and their tireless efforts, we wish to take this oppor- tunity to thank the students, the towns- people. and the teachers who have helped to make this edition a reality. -Editor. f'Z ff I I I fl 4 f ,Vi W X , X 1 f,r l I ,if jf! 1 'l Wg? q-:ff f fdfb :xg Wf ff, Y WW?-ZQQM 1 -aww ,Z rg? 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Z I 1 u .1 X . 1 l l 1 A1 , - l ' Lv: 1 ' kv .Av I v. . Z yy i Q v 1. 4 vi v . .u l - A 1 - n 1 v. f 'sz 2, ADMINISTRATION fs f I , I x I 3 3 XX - II , bn P iq- I FLETCHFR E BROWN! DR W J WHITE J DALE WILLIAMSON JOHN HARTMAN MRS GLADXS REEDLR School Board HE School Board are real Trojans Year after yeal they plan and work for the best lnterests of the school We of Longmont Hlgh owe much to them and we thank them once agaln for SEFVICQS ao freely and D0 efflclently glwen 1? r x r 5-IVV: f 43? K V . . . . . . . V Y 1 T l 0 y v I v . 1 ' 1 l . . . V' . . . V . . www W KENT L. SANBORN To the Class of 1941 AT THE end of what has seemed to you a long period of schooling you come this June to your graduation day. You have com- pleted successfully the requirements placed upon you and are now eligible to receive diplomas attesting this fact. Yours is the fifty-sixth class to graduate from the Long- mont High School, the first being the Class of 1886. Two thousand four hundred sixty- three students have graduated here before you. As you enter this large group of alumni, I wish to congratulate you and to hope for you a happy and prosperous future. -Kent L. Sanborn. To the Class of 1941 PLARING seltlshlx lt ls mth legret that we see sou gli-ldll3.t9 and leaxe us Just as we ale lJ8COIlllI'lg acqualnted xuth xou and able to appleclate XOU1 xsmth Hoxsex 61 ue would not haxe It Otllellllbe as we 1eal1ze XOLII lmpatlence to achlexe new goals Some of you mll leach what ls telmed success IH hfe wx h1le othels of you w 111 reach med1ocr1ty Ol fa1lu1e The d1fference mll not be due to mental capaclty but rathel to a VSllllIlgll8SN upon the palt of some to pay the price of success Thls 1ncludes hax 1ng a plan ian effort too great fol mamh concentratlng on the problem at hand and resolx mg to ac compllsh your puxpose 1n an honorable man nel ln splte of all obstacles The road ahead ls not smooth lt lnx olx es a good deal of pa1n but to compensate suc cess w1ll brlng you much comfort and glory of achlex ement Our deslre fox each and ex ery one of you 18 that you vull be successful and happy ln l1fe and of sers 1ce to your fellows Kenneth A Rawson lm ,. ' KENNETH A. RAWSON Iv I Af . Q, .. - : K 1 ' -xi K Y.. W AK vu J - , max ' tsl. f if , all I 1 'L I N J The Faculty Top rovs S1r1 Sewers EI1L,llNh li1r1l1t Druer I'111.l1-.h Ge-ugraphy i'l.11ne Hobbs l'!1LlINh I1fe I-'rublenu Illlldn M Rlnhdrt Ifnghxh lurlm Crow SCILHCE Hmlc I1 A Boyce Lnghsh Stconclrmx ftmuexe Vdlldt I iHL,UdL,lS Hlwturx 111111-we McLormfu. Iatln Idulmm lxitts Illlfdfy l'm.l1-.h James Mr1nt1.41m1rx I'HLllNh Alln rt Jamw Spf-1 ch l.f111l1ne- Re-xnulds Art 1rd rim Dzllnrt wllhdm H1 tcrw u11.r.f111hx Athlstlc dhlllnl W1c11x Flrx lhxncdl I-cl11c.at1on Manley l lNllIlNlH Poutlmall Ludch Hlxturx 'Vlnn nmery s :tm 4141 xn1 Inu Smut' P0015 1.11 h 'VI xrx Ot iluthlnc Ncnn e r1thn11t11 '1tc 11 1 ummm 14 l'1tt1111.e r lun1n11r11f1 l-1fthr1m Allu rt lalmcr B11-lnev I'r.f11n1n1. An11r1c4n Hutorx I H Adams H1 wry Asnstfint Ir1nc1p4l Rd ph dthtu H 1r1 41 11 mn nfuxtru rt S nnce inns Ath etu-. 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I- IJITH ALHLIGILK 1 Comma lm r ax I ' as I eROY ANDRI' Vw Iwmtball 7 Basketball 7 Track Rc ac lm. our ux Llub 4 I 7 LI ARICI' ARCHI- R L err leader 34 letter '14 Boomers 2 3 4 National Honor oclcty i 4 Operettn 2 of Z i 4 Journalism 4 MUSIC Lon s P 6 4 Lhmr 34 Boosters umulllx 2 4 R Lalnm fxrl Rebzrxnb Z .S lfxchange As sembllea 4 Gym Ruue 7 IOVVPII IIAKBI-R nut 1 Iongmunt l 428-MZZVHMZIQ Se nors NI'l'Nl- AlxI'RQ Qu ul la Sr nmr ilk I xru lrllllllbh ro lm ROSI- MARII' Aki UI AQ A V101 I rc sulenl P ec rntlry Tre A ure-r 'S Ire ulent no lla 5 cr R'AI D Ayiulffll I-TA lglbkrnxfnxmfl Rmlxtlo -. 34 p .rm tu S mor I x 4 Jou h'rl1wm 1 'WARJORII' HANHOR Lu In 7 lr I s e rheslrx .3 4 Orchustra Lunte 1 X Ul rr 1 A-4-aiu .aww DLNZIL V4 OODWARD uolball 'P J 4 Track 5 4 X udullle 3 Journalism 4 Rzanl nm, Lhunr 3 11 I G. A. A 1 'rviul' '. test V l- l - -l: C' ' Play 4: 2: Sm-nm Play -I: l'n.'son ll',' St: 1 Play Festival l: Pass'un -3- Play 4: Ch: z 't' 'zz ' I' - ilrz s 4. ' li ', li ' G. .A. v ' 1..S - 2-31 --1 f Ch 4:1534 ,, ., .N H - .4 4: V V Ulm-L' flllll 23 Pas. n ' 'y 4. f' v I X -' ' . N-' Y h Lf I K If MX V ,, , J, A 'rf a I . :Q I Y' I I -z' '-:'n:I-:0- 'h' '-,.H ' 3-Z Tie' 'hy I r- 'Z-at A: GI- 1' ' lc-rt 1:-'- 1 ' 5' I-' 3 I : 5: V-l- 1'-:G. . ' 43: Ni ' L: . ' I-4. Hy f'- - 1.:G' l I 1-serv 3-4: Or- sx-ig I llvilll 3. ' 5 .L X 1, F ' --'- : 2-2. : RONALD BAUER Longmont 2 3 4 I' LI I' N IIOINAX Curl Reserxes Z 3 MARX I IN BROWN Iioostc rs i4 Booster Secretary Treasurer 4 Journalism 4 LI I s Day QOIDHIILILL 4 Class Proph 4 Cxrl Ruervcs 2 al u dent Bully Renate 4 Blue and White Day Slut 2 Operetm Business Manayer 4 National Honor Soclety ALMA JI' AN CALDWELL Boosters Vodullle 3 A Cap pella Choir Z 4 Glflg Glee 2 4 Girl Reserves 2 Operetta 4 Homemaklm, Club 4 JANE CARR Boosters 3 4 Clrl Reservts 2 I Glee Club 2 Choir 2 3 Reading. Choir 3 Senate 4 Booster-. Vodevllle 3 Music Contest fl JEANI' I' N CHAI MAN Girls Glee Z3 Curl Rc-:ern-. 23 Reading Lholr 3 Vodeulle 3 Journal!-.m 4 Internatlonxl Relatxons Z FLOYD BERESFORD Football 2 3 Track 2 3 A nual Play 4 Vodevllle 3 4 eretta 4 Qemor Play 4 Readlnz Choir 3 Qtate Choir Contest 4 Dramatlc Club 4 Choir 4 Mes slah 'fl Passion Play 4 DUANE BOTTS Intcrnatxonal Relations 4 An nua Play 4 Semor Play 4 Dramatlcs 4 Readlnx., Cholr 3 Band 2 3 4 Orchestra 2 3 a tmnal Band Contest Z Maneu urlng, Band 2 3 Vodexllle '7 3 4 Pas lon Play 4 Solo Contest 24 Fxchamze As-.mmblles 4 Pootlmll Day Qklt '34 As-sem I as 234 Psquxru 4 Honor Ttn National Honor Society Ill' TTX HRX AN nfl Z Curl Restrves Boosters 4 Cholr 4 Stltc Mu -.I Conttst 4 Glce 3 AI AN CAREY Football 234 All Conference Letter 3 4 Basketball 2 3 4 Let ter 3 4 Assistant Sports Editor Trojanews 4 Boys Club 34 Board of Dlrector 4 RO BERT CHANDLER Intramural Basketball 3 Read ms. Chou' 34 Dramatxcs 4 Annual Play 4 Vodevllle 4 Track .34 Letter 4 Passion Ilay 4 Cym Rexue 2 Boys Club 4 C H CLARK I' I' A 234 Off1cer34 Jug lm. Tmam 1940 Vodeulle I ' l I 1 - K rf. 'fl , r. ll . qyff f ,,1 . --. ' -: D -: n- :D - :QD- x' 'F'-.. I -I ' : ' l 2 1 'f ' : V' -.-: -':N- , 5 : lx - Y A . 1 g vli 'J ' -- - 5 1: ' 'S I rf -: ' S '- . L' It-gl I '. :'zs.T lla '-3: I' :' ' ' 2-33 ecy : 1' l '-'Q St - I : 'H . :J -: D, . . f : ' ' lf . J S .- -: .- - : 1' -1: , :' ' -: . . '- ' - . ' -C D : 3 .-', . I . I ' v Y v fs. ,.1' E ,l V I , .. . , -. -l'-:- . ' '. '. .--, ' -. rl- WINIFRED COBLE Boosters 2 3 4 Vodeulle 2 3 4 Girl Reserwes 2 Glrls Glee Dramatlcs 4 Reading Chmr 3 A Cappella Choir 2 3 Natlonal Honor Socxety RLNNFTH COW AN Judfzmz Team 3 Readme Cholr 4 F F A Summer Poultry School Annual Play 4 Passlon Play 4 Speech Conferences 4 Letter 4 Track 4 Senlor Play U I Scholarshm National Honor Socletx :,xA' 4rsA!'b-uv DON C RI' l' Sl' Football 2 3 4 Letter 2 3 4 ap tam 4 Basketball 2 3 Letter 3 Track 23 Letter 23 Senate 2 3 President of Student Body 3 Presvdent of Senior Class 4 Boys Club Secretary 4 Vode ulle 3 Senior Play 4 RICHARD CURRAN Operetta 2 3 l Debate 3 Vode ulle 2 3 4 Dramatxcs 4 Senlor Play 4 Passion Play 4 Boy Club 4 Quartet 4 Assemb Football Day Slut lub 4 HOMER DILTMI-.IER Football 2 3 4 Basketball 2 3 4 Track 2 3 4 Annual Staff 2 34 Senate 4 National Hon or Socuety 3 4 Senior Play 4 ORVAI DIINGMAN International Relations 2 Boys Club 4 JOHN CONTUS Internatmnal Relations 2 Jour nallsm 4 Senlor Sknt Chair man 4 Vodeulle 3 CLXDI' CRAYNF Denxer 3 Ionpzmont 4 DI- LI A CRNROVICH Slater Iona Z Longmont 3 4 M673 X IDA MARIE DICIXENS Boosters -l Vodevllle 2 3 4 Glee Club 2 Secretary 2 Interna tional Relations Z Operetta 2 Lead 4 Sensor Ilay 4 Senate A Cappella Lholr 34 Glrl Reserxos 7 3 Dramatlcs 4 Jun wr Sklt 3 Semor Sklt 4 Foot ball Slut 4 Journalism State Music Contest 4 I' UNILE DILI ARD Dramatlcs Club 4 Homemakers Club 4 Girl Reserves 2 3 Jour nalxsm 4 Commercial Contest 2 3 Senior Play 4 dung Choir 3 XN GLORIA DOMANN Tennxs 2 Girl Reserves 2 Sen lor Play 4 DFBH18tlC'i 4 ROYAL EDGINGTON Football 2 Track 2 Band 2 3 Marchlng Band 2 3 State u src Contest 2 3-4 National Mu :mc Contest 2 Senate 3 Oper etta 4 A Calwell! Cholr 4 ROSALIL EGGLESTON Clrl Reserxes 2 Orchestra Z 4 Operetta 2 4 Debate 3 4 N I' I 3 4 Letter 3 4 Annual Staff 4 Dramatlcs 4 Journall-lm 4 TroJan Play 4 Semor Ilay 4 A Cappella Choir 4 Rcatllng' Cholr 3 4 Strung, Quartet 2 4 BETTY EMBREE Glrl Reserves 2 Gym Revue 2 Clrls Glee 2 3 4 Journallsm 4 Cbolr 4 EDITH ERFERT Orchestra 2 3 4 Solo Contest 2 4 A Cappella Cholr 4 ra matics 4 Gym Revue 2 Annual Play 4 Senlor Play 4 Operetta 2 4 Journalism 4 State Muslc Contest 2 5 4 Glrl Reserves Z J ROBFRT RIFF Football 2 'K Basketball Z 3 Baseball 2 3 Ialr Hugh Iong, mont 4 ROBERT HANSFN Pootball 23 Track 3 Basket ball 3 Wrestllng 2 Band 2 -3 4 National Contest 2 State Mu NIC Contest 2 3 4 Senior I lay 4 Annual Staff 5 4 -.qc -J BETTY RAE EDWARDS Orchestra 2 Letter 2 Medal 2 State Musxc Contest 2 Natmnal Musxc Contest Z Gym Revue 2 Student Body Senator 2 Glrl Reserves 2 Commerclal Contest 3 Operetta Property Manager 4 Boosters Vodev1lle2 Llbrar lan 4 Annual 4 Honor Ten atlonal Honor Soclety BOB EISLLI' Track 3 Football 4 Letter Cholr 3 4 Boys Club 4 SALLY JO ENGLISH Orchestra 2 3 4 Operetta 2 Boosters 2 3 4 Vodevllle 3 Dramatmc-. 4 Annual Staff 3 4 State Music Contest 2 3 4 Na tlonal MUSIC Contest 2 Glrl Reserxes 2 3 4 Secretary 3 f-0 ,rr ff L! Bl' TTY EVANS rd Colorado-Glee Z3 ep Club 7 3 Commercxal Club 2 3 Ctrl Rtserxts 2 3 Iongmont 4 f .41 I I' ONARD GUSL Football 2 3 4 letter 54 Dra matics 4 Jumor Prom Qflmmll tee 3 Journalism 4 LUCY IAIR HARTSHORN Orchestra 2 3 4 Marchlm! Band 3 4 rnnet Quartet 2 3 4 G R Chairman 3 Presuient 4 Vodeulle 3 Boosters 2 'i 4 Sen ate 34 Dramatlcs 4 Junlor Sklt 3 Semor Skxt 4 Senior Play 4 Tr1State Extemp 3 4 Forenslc League 3 4 Debate 3 4 Dlstrlct Oratury 3 National Mu src Contest 3 State Music Con te t 2 3 4 National Honor So- xety Honor Ten D A R t p to Washmzton D C MARILYN HETRICK Band 2-3-4: Orchestra 2-3-4. Letter 2, Medal 2-4: State Music Contest 2-3-4: National Music Contest 2: International Rela- tions 2-3-4: Boosters 3-4: Oper- etta 4: Girl Reserves 2: Vode- ville 3-4: Dramatics 4: Glee 2: A Cappella Choir 4: Annual Play 4: Senior Play 4: Flute Quartet 4: Flute Trio 2. M-gm BILL HOTTEL Football 2-3-4, Letter 2-3-4 : Basketball 2-3 : Tumbling 2-3 : Letter 2-3: Track 2-3, Letter 2-3 : Music Contest 3-4: Band 3-4: Orchestra 3-4: Ski Club 2-3-4. Instructor 3-4, President 4: Solo Contest 2 : Operetta 2-3-4 : Marching Band 3-4 : Vodeville 2-3: Boys' Club 4: Gym Revue, 2-3: Wrestling 2. ,- H5 All ' CEORCI-.TTL JACRMAN C urls Athletic Association P 3 4 MARJORIE JOHNSON Niwot 2 Longmont 3 4 CEORGI' JONPS Longmont 2 3 4 STELLA ROSE REEFAUVI-R 734 Reading Choir 3 Oper etta 23 4 Vodeville 24 Dra matics 4 Music Contest 2 .3 4 Senior Play Orchestra 'ff ,if , f MARY ALICE HI'I'I' , Orchestra 2-4. Medal 2-4: State Contest 2-4: National Contest 2: Violin Trio 4: Glee 2: Oneretta 2: Commercial Contest 3: Na- tional Forensic 3-4, Secretary 4: Degree of Distinction: Debate 3-4: State Champ 4: Letter 4: Bars 3-4: State Original Ora- tory Champ 4: First Cathedral Original Oratory 4: Dramatic Declamation Medal: Vodeville 2- 3-4: National Honor Society 3-4: Trojan Play 3-4: Senior Play 4: Girl Reserves 2-3: International Relations 4: Reading Choir 3: Annual 3-4. Editor 4: Music Council 3-4: Trojan Day 2-3: Spelling Contest 2: Senate 2: Boosters 2-3-4: Exchange Assem- bly 4: Class Night 4: Senior Skit 4: Qualified National Tour- nament 4: Honor Ten. WILSON HOWE Football 2-3-4, Letter 3-4: Bas- ketball 2-3-4, Letter 3-4: Track 2-3-4. Letter 3-4: Senate 2-3: Class President 2: Vodeville 2: Gym Revue 2: Student Body President 4: Class Poem 4: Boys' Club 4: Board of Directors 4: Honorary Captain of Basket- ball Team 4: King of Trojan Day 4 LOIS JOHNSON Nivnot 7 Longmont 3 4 CIAA BOB JONES Football Manager 3 4 Letter 4 Basketball Manager 34 Letter 3 4 Senate Z Cheer Leader 2 Letter 2 Track 4 Senior Play 4 Tumbling 2 Blue and White Day W inner 3 Senior Class Skit RATHERX N JURICH G A A 7 Tumbling 2 Gym Rexue2 ED RINZER Letter 4 Vice President Skl Club 4 Executive Committee Senior Class 4 Senate 4 Oper etta Business Manager 4 Boys Club 4 Annual Staff 4 Nation al Honor Society f 1 - 46 ' 1 I IS A Cappella -Choir 2-: Orchestra Emporia, Kansas. 2: -Golf 3-4: ' 1 N ' 9 '-'- : ' ' ' : : 1 r : A ' - 4 gf I . . u I , h . KI Y KISTLLR Loveland 2 Football 3 4 Letter 4 Tenms 3 4 Letter 4 Forcnsxc 3 4 Letter 3 4 Manager 4 Dra matlcs 4 Secretary Treasurer 4 lnternatlonal RCISTIODS 3 4 Sk: Club 4 Busme-.s Manager Vofl evllle 4 Annual Play 4 Senxor Play 4 Summer Hnzh School Speech Scholarshm to D U 3 FOFEHSIC Contests 3 4 Natxonal Honor Soclety State Tznnls Tournament BARBARA RITELEY Readme: Cholr 3 Operetta 4 Dramatic Club 4 Musxc Con tes 34 Girls Glee 4 CORDON RNAUS F F A 34 Livestock Judzxm. Team 4 .IUANITA LANHAM Gym Revue 2 Vodevllle Operetta 2 3 4 Band 4 Orches tra 4 Glrla Glee 2 3 Cholr 2 3 4 G A A 2 Muslc Contest 34 Dramatic Club 4 March mg Band 4 State Falr Contest BARBARA LOWE Cym Revue 2 Future Home makers Club 3 4 Conxentlon 4 Glrls Glee 2 Girl Reserves 2 RICHARD LUCAS Basketball 2 Track 2 Band 23 Boys Club 4 Intramural Basketball 3 X 15 ...::,, HENRY KISTNILR Journalism 2 IDELL KNEAL Glrl Reserves 2 Band 2 3 Jour nallsm 4 JANE KRAGH Operetta 2 G A A 2 Cabinet 2 3 Letter 2 Athletxc Contest 2 Gym Revue 2 Reading Chonr 3 4 Internatxonal Relations 3 State Debate 3 4 Natlonal For ensue League 3 4 Letter 3 Bare 4 Safety Theme Contest 3 G1rl Reserves 4 Semor Play 4 Ceneral Semor Committee 4 CECIL LOVE Hygune 2 Longmont 3 RUTH ANN LUNDHOLM Orchestra 2 International Re latluns '14 Boo'-,ters 4 A Cap pella Lholr 4 Glrla Glee 3 Dra matics 4 Gym Revue 2 Annual Hay 4 Senior Play 4 Operetta 4 National Forensic Leailue 3 4 PATRICIA LYNCH I url Rf. -xcrvw 2 3 Boosters 3 4 Reading, Choir 3 Vodevllle 3 3Lommerclal Content 2 Honor Ten fl s y V . I1 VIRCINIA MAIII' International Relation l llrls bleu 3 Glrl Reaerxe 3 Mule x le 3 Qenlor Ilax l LI-IARLI-NL 'VIARTIN Yuma Colorado 7 Campion 0 o J Campion lit rthoutl Worth and NN est High Iknn r 4 Null 4 I ontmon BARBARA MII I PR Boulder 2 3 A Cappella Lholr 4 Cnrla Glee 4 Orchestra 4 Sen nor Play 4 Operetta 4 Dra matics 4 Honor Ten National Honor QOCIGLN DONALD MILLS ootball Vodeulle 7 etta 3 Paablon Play 4 Qtatt Choir Lonttst 7 3 4 Boys Lluh 34 International Rtlatmn Journal!-sm ' 3 MARIAN MROIIR Iongmont 4 sl N IX IAN OARD Ntnate 4 Readlnt, Choir 5 Iiooatera 34 Glrl Reserses State Art Content 'S Junlor Marshalld Trojanews 4 .lun lor Skit 3 Senior Sklt 4 Music Lontest 4 Queen of TroJan Day 4 National Honor Nocletx fs-1. HOB 'VIAJOR lin kmthall 3 4 Laptmn 4 Foot ll i4 Track Trojanux. Iwlltor 4 RAI PH McCARTY I ltttball Vocul e I4 nfl Y 3 4 Solo Contest 'xtnatt 4 Ttnnle 234 Letter 3 4 National Muslc Contest 7 State Mu IC Contnst 2 'I 4 Bl I'l'Y MII LS Johnhtown 2 3 Glee Club 3 OD eretta 3 Play 3 Secretary Jun nor Class 3 Vice Presldent Soph omores 2 Lonszmont 4 N DONALD MORRFLL Band 2 3 State Music Contest P S Natxonal Conte-at Z Tumb IIDL 7 -3 Gyn' Rewue 7 Football I-IALI' I Nl' IMAN Voc eulle Journalmm 3 Homemakers Club 4 G A 5 4 Conference 2 3 Pm 2 Let t r 7 Numeralb 2 State Em blem 3 Glrl Reserxes 2 MARII FINI' 0 Dbl I Orthebtra. 2 3 4 Debate 3 4 litter 3 4 Fort nslcs 3 4 Read HIL Lhulr 3 Trojan Ilay Irop arty Manager 4 Stnlor Play 4 mor Skit 4 Operttta oq exllle 5 4 K pm Rexue A A 7 Journallsm . c I M- D vt, 1 I , 'A ' sig I' 5 . ,n ' ' : . I - : . 'S-1 ' - lm I-: '3: ' 'll Q. ' I 1' , N f I l a ', , ' : , X L-14'-Z ' -'f I f mas- 2-3: 1--'11 3: A -, ,.. il L-'-: ' 2: alll. .Coln, 2 . 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OSBORN Football 2 3 4 Iettfer 3 4 Ba kethall 2 3 4 Letter 3 Track 2 3 4 Letter 2 'fl 4 Senate 'S Boys Club 4 asf RICHARD I ACI' Natlonal Honor SOCIEIY ll Winner American Iefzmn Aux lllary Fssay Contest 4 Second V F W Pssay Contest 4 In erary Council 'Z 'senate 4 Hon or Tcn RICHARD PLDIGO Tennls 3 4 MARY Pl- NCI' I Orchestra 2 3 4 State Music l ontcst 2 3 4 National Music A 2 Secretary 2 Trojanews Staff 4 Orchlslra Mulal 2 S4 WARREN I'I'TI' RSON Prnt 2 4 Tenn JAMI' S WRAX Senate 3 4 Tcnnls Z -3 4 Iqtttr 2 3 4 AMOS OWNBLY Football 'J State Music Contest 2 3 4 National Musuc Contest 2 Boys Club 4 Skt Club 4 Or chestra Operetta 4 Psqulres 4 Brass Sc-xtet 4 Solo Band Com netmon 4 HI- I I' N I ATTI' RSON f xrl Reserves 2 3 4 Choir 4 Vofleulle 'Z Operetta 4 Glee 'fl Journalism 4 Farewell Assem hly 4 State Music Contest 4 Hnmemakers Club 4 ai IA VLRNE PLLLE Girl Reserves 2 3 Glee 2 Home makmlz Club 3 4 Gym Revuc 2 Homemakers Club Conven tion 'S 4 MARY lI'RRY Orchestra 234 State Music Z Opmrmtta 3 Passion llay Vodeulll Z VANCE PILRCY Band 7 '3 4 State Music Contest Z 3 4 National Muslc Contest 7 Choir 2 LORINNL Rl' l' DI' R Senate 2 4 Chaxrman 4 Secre tary Treasurer Junior Class 3 lloo-.urs 'fl 4 President 4 Ten s Le er 4 lee Presldent Associated Students 4 National Honor Society 3 4 A Cappella Choir 3 State Music Festnals 3 4 National Music Contest 3 Vodevllle 3 4 Dance Orchestra '41 Glrl Reserves Cab met 3 Class History 4 Oper etta 4 .Iumor Senior Prom Com mxttee 3 Junuor Class Marshal 3 I-xchamze Assemblies 4 State Vocal Ptstnal ' 4 Honor Ten - - , . - : s- . : .' ' ' 1 . . , . . I 'J sl Contest 23- Revue Z.: G. IA. FJOHWAI 2'3'4- Meldal .22 G3 A- Q: ' n f 1 5 :'- --3: F. F. A. : fis 4. L--- :V -- film 5 ' ' ni'A.2-3:-4.,-' tg' 2-a- a' V' r HELI-'NE RI- Y LDS National Honor 'iocn Cym Ruu L a1r Imrary Cou en 3 Rua: lm. n lonal Relation-4 re S mor n Lon! 4 Dramatic Vu: csul t 4 Glr Hts:-rua ers 2 3-14 YLXQXIIIE al Play 2 3 4 N ettc 3 4 Presldent 4 Dx trxct Champion ln Humorous Dmc I btate Co-Champ After Ijllllltl' Speaknng I oetry 4 tem ral Lhalrman Speech Tournament 4 Plrst ln Humorous Dec and Dramatic Lathedral Spec ch tontut I'1rst ln After Illnmr Spzaklm. Qualified IJ legit: I Ndlltilldl IN F L Tournament 4 BI- TTY RUTH ROBP RTNOIN 0r6heStra 34 Marching Band 2 4 State Muslc Contest 2 3 4 Natlonal Muslc Contest TWIFIIDH 23 Drum Major 1 blue Accompanlst 34 Music Louncxl 2 Chairman 4 Curl Re'-crwes 2 Vodeulle 2 Boost es 34 Qenate 34 Open a Iroperty Manager 4 Ski Lluh 4 Journalism 4 Dramatlcs 4 SSIIIUI' Ilay 4 National Honor Society ED ROBINSON I-ootball 2 3 4 Letter 3 Track Z 4 Senate 3 Presndent Jumor Class 3 Choxr 4 Jour nallsm 4 Boys Club Board of Directors 4 WM EUGENE SCHALLAN Basketball Manager 3 Track Manager 2 3 Football Manager 34 Vodevllle 4 Boys Club Vlce Presxdent Junmr Class 3 Intramural Basketball 4 I ll 11 P sl LAVONA SERNA State Music Contest 4 Gym Re vue 2 Glrls Glee 3 4 Operetta 4 A Cappella Choir 4 BETTY MAF SIMPSON G A A 2 Gym Rexuef -:gp Rl TH RIC I- Q 4 I' mbltn onftrtncns 54 Wo 4 Rtarhnt, C hour I Home maker lub f Lgdqc-1 BEN ROBINNON Operetta 4 Senior Plas 4 A em alle 3 -I Sln L ternauonal Relations 3 Tennxs ournall m I Ks Cum A Cappella Choxr 4 VIARY FI LFN' SAMPbON Nmot 7 Home-malumz Club 3 4 'x JOI' SI' If WAI D Football 2 3 4 Letter 3 4 Bas ltetball 7 3 Jw Aff JOHN SIGYA DSON Senate 3 Football 3 Bugs Club Operetta Vodet llle Choxr 3 4 Boys Glee 4 'VIARG RET SINSOV I brarlan Nodeullm 3 4 Op 1 tta :rl Reserws l T1 n n Qtter P 3 -I Sk: tlub 4 fr A. A 9 International Rela huns 3, A Cappella Choir 2 3 lhgbf Glee 7 3 4 Gym Ruue ' .In nallim 4 I PATRICIA SI AY Boosters 2 3 4 Vodewllle 2 3 4 Operetta 2 Orchestra 2 S4 Concert Mlatreas 'fl 4 letter 2 Medal 2 3 State Music Festnal 2 'S 4 Natlonal MIISIC Festlxal 2 Dance Orchestra 2 All Furl Orchestra 3 Iwqunrt Strmg: Trm 4 'itrmz Quartet 4 Stats n semhle Conte t 4 tla W 4 A Cappella Lholr 4 Dramatic Club 4 Fxchanu AQ emblg. 4 LLSII' STOTX Iv rr-hwtra 2 'S 4 Statt 'Ulu IL Conte-at 2 'S 4 Nxtuxnal Mu IC Contest 2 Cxm Ruuc Trojamnx i Operctta Br 2 flee 2 'i Choir 7 3 out ba 3 CAROI TOBIN C nr Reserx ex 4 A fapmlli our 3 4 1 ul L lr 4 Flee 3 Qtatv. MIINIC Content li 1 ,fu VPIMA TOMILII r Rucrxu 7 Journnll m KATHI LI' N TOR.DOI'l' Orchestra 2 3 4 Opcrctta hurl Reierxew Z I MAXINE STFVFNS I url Reaerxes 2 3 Camera Club Z Homemakmz Club 2 3 4 In ternatxonal Relatlona 4 Choir 4 Clrls Glee 4 Operetta Reatllnz Cholr 34 C A A 4 I xsnon Play 4 ww? 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Longmont 2 3 HARRX FTTI- VN 001 I EX Annual Staff '34 Lhomr 4 G A s ef. 7 y eretta 4 DORIS HAI-FNLR Dodge Cnty kansas 2 Glrl Re serxes 3 Glee 3 Reading, Choir G A 4 lnte natlona Relations 4 Home onomlcs Club 3 4 0 efelta M381 X l-AYP NRI-lil!!-R Hyszlcne Z Hand '3 4 State Mu sac Contut 3 4 Marchnmz Band 'L 4 Home-maklnxt 3 4 lre :dent 4 A Lamnlla Choir 4 Clrl e urn 4 Senate HORALI' VGLI I INGTON ongmont J EARLENE WHITE Booatcrs 4 Vodexllle 3 Cholr 2 3 4 Girls Glee 2 3 Operetta Z All Glrl Orchestra 3 Band Z 3 4 Orchestra 2 4 Marchmg Band 2 3 4 Senator 3 State Musxc Contest P 3 4 Natlonal MUSIC Contest 7 Dramatxcs 4 Speech Conference Hostess 4 Operetta Orchestra 4 State Falr 4 Senior Class Wlll 4 CIORIA WILLIAMS Operxtta Z 4 National Foren-ue 3 4 Internatxo1al Relatlons 3 4 Dlstrlct Secretary Int Rel Club Boosters 234 Vice President 4 Glee Z 4 President Glee 4 0 eulle 234 Choxr 7 4 State MUSIC Contest 7 3 4 Soo Contest 4 Cn-l Reserxes 2 A Cappella Cholr 7 3 4 Dramatmcs 4 Spuch Conference 3 4 Fir-.t ln Humorous at Lathulral Honor Ten Natlonal Honor So cxety PDNA Xl-AfER C lrl R1 ervu 3 4 Vodul le 4 A Cappella Lhllll' 4 Senior I'lax 4 Music Contest 4 Girls ilu MARX DERR 'WARIF LMBREL hi-ANNETH AVI-.RILI ATHAI El- NL W HITI- fNo Pictures! Seniors AIL to the Seniors! May they ever succeed in the upward climb as they have in the past four years. Now that they have reached their first main objective, graduation, we wish them all success. Once again they will begin their long trek upward Fevv classes have shown the 1n1t1at1ve of these Sen rors who have been led by Don Creese president Arthur Stromqurst vrce president and Vrvran Oard secretary treasurer, and they have been ably di- rected by Miss Elaine Hobbs and Mr. Ralph Mathews who served as class sponsors. These Seniors are truly American and in order to show this they have chosen the colors red white, and blue and the carnatron for the class flower Come on Seniors lrve up to your motto Keep your chin up not out, and the best of luck to you Jumors OR three years the members of the class of 42 have shown abrlrty rn a spectacular way and have toiled faith fully at every task When only Sopho mores they proved their ability by suc cessfully winning the Trojan plaque Many of their members have already earned high scholastic rating others have gained recognrtlon rn dramatrcs debate and oratory still others have Class O ALL those who are on the receiving end of our grfts greetrngs In order that your sweet and simple minds may absorb at least a small portron of our meaning we will speak in the plarnest language possible Even rn the best of families there are things that must be disposed of Such being the case Corinne Reeder wills Parnell Flynn to any Junior girl who wants him Here rs your chance Faith Wrnrfr ed Coble willingly leaves all her bov grrlinds from Greeley to Boulder to Darlene e e ton Alexander that rs rf Cliff grows a lrt tle so he can handle rt Harold Swallow Henrv Krstner and Clvde Crayne Just leave Mary Ellen Sampson appears to be broken hearted because she has to leave Paul Sherman Athaleene White wills Lover s Lane to a others who might have need of rt Amos Ownbey leaves his bashfulness Don McKeown 1How about rt Don l Bob Ersele leaves hrs wav vvrth women Ralph Scruby Patricia Lynch leaves her quiet manners the majority of the Junior grrls Cecil Love frnallv eonsented to give up hrs Ford to Walter Erlrch Cwho rs rn apparent need of a new onel LaVerne Peele Barbara Lovve and Alma Jean Caldvvell vvrll their abrlrtv to stick to proved themselves capable and daring rn athletics An example of their class cooperation was shown in the great suc cess they made of the Junior Senior Prom Now they are capable of filling the places of the Senrors We salute thee Juniors for advance ment during the past year May the coming year bring greater success and greater achievements W1 gether to Wrlma Garner Wilma Stugart and Ruth Reed Ruth Rice just one of the senior pros pectrves leaves her two diamonds to any girl vv antrng them Duane Botts has such a kind heart that he rs leaving two things this year He wills hrs bass clarinet and first chair to Dennis Zremann and hrs prano playing to Lewis Hornbaker Bill Hottel vvrlls the left end of the football bench at Roosevelt Park to Clyde Boris Rich mond queaths his ability to woo and to hold any G R Girl preferably Colleen Rankin Helene Reynolds and Mary Alice Hitt un flrnchrngly leave their coveted dr amatrc abrlrty to Joan Allen and Grace Lundholm To all Sophomores we the Seniors of 1941 leave our vast store of knowledge and hope that our record wrll be a goal for them to work for vs ard to Betty Ruth Robertson wrlls her positron as drum major to those Sophomores who would like to have rt namely Eileen Greenly Jeanne Hallburg and Bernice Srgvaldson Wilson Hovve passes hrs athletic records on to Brll Hobbs on condition that Brll will not break any of them Juanita Lanham turns her drum over to Jll'l'lI'l1V Pltchford she says she vvants to Jorn fClHIflI1Il6d on Page 591 7 n x v ' y w v v 1 ' . . . . r . , , , Y L Q n ' K n K v V . . 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DILLFORD HAYPS EI AINI- HINPFARDNER IIII LIE HODFIN IJORAI YN HOWERTON LAROLYN JUII PS MARJORIL hI'I-NEI NTRGINIA hITFLEY I-DNA KNIPI-LF ul- ATRICE houa JIVIMX LALI'xI-X MARY IAISI-R IHYI LIS LANMAN II-IAIND IAHISOURN C ' 4' IRALI' IUINIJIIOIM Imam IX NLII vii' J! 717- fax L 11 1 H in J JJ' 4 lf 1 4 I J 4, 1 1 ,:' 3 J ' ' xj x - I 5 '-sg 1 ' 1 , lx .. K ,V :fra .fn 1 EISJ- 4 .1 141 -cyl I . ,Q J -I- ' f ! 'Lv Q L . - L I ' 4 I Y .., ., ,I ' 4' ' 1 I I n In I 'I , ' , ,, . tv , A, . 1' ' - -,, 4 P' . .IOI-I MI-IGI.I-IMRI-I IAIJXSI I I HUB MAIZIC VVI-INI!I'II.I, MATZI-IN MICLVIN MCVOY fpu-, - fn, ' D d-J! IiII.I, MICYI-IRS NEAL MII,I,I-IR i -Nix! I .. - x '.LI. ALAN NIICS ' J Mrzmunq. fms V - 1soNN1r: ml-1-:R DOROTHY IARIxI'R IOIS I ARIxI'R DONAI D P-KTTI' R50N AI VIN I'HII I IPS LOWELL PHILP lAAJLf4 A1441 IINN I iIxPT'I' VNAXNI' PHILI- 'VIANUFL QLINTANA f 4- 'ow,,a5 HOU! I A RANI 01 I H S J 0400 RUTH RLILD AI PHA RICHARDSON H' 2 IURI-NF ROSS ' I II ISI- RT N-XXOX N N I -X Q wil-mix SLIIONINII-R 'Q f 4' wnkox Knnmnnx -'v .1 . if 51 4 'N X. 1 Y , In: r 1 S , . ' . Q 1 K 1: . 'I-1 'lf .I-:R G ff' f - M . I 1 , , Av IIIII. , . .- l - ,'4II1,I--.I . . V , f l 4 n A i N F 4 A R . ffm x f f 1 , I .1 , -,K YI 1 M1141-J ROIJRIQUICZ I A I lf. ' 4' ' . , 9' 5' A - I 1 . 3 53. ' ' ' I 1 ' . I iz 1-A1iI.1.'1-3 sf' II., um. Q ,I . It I ' .' 3' . . I ,Q x - 1-fs' L49 I X fvi f I O7 W MADI-I IINI' SLHOMMPR CHARI Pb QCHIFFMAN HARLPY SCHRAIJI-R EMM! RI NINPTH SLIIRAIJI' R RAI l'H SLRUIVX ROISI- RT Sl IIOI I IPARI I'NI' SPI III AI ICI' RUFH Sli VAI USUN J II' AN SRA! I N l CORDON SMITH HAROI D STLVI' NSON LAW RENCI' STRAND uv f'P'I,lf'f'L,VMA , MAXINI' STRAND WII MA SFU! ART IOHN FHURNDYRI' ARTHUR VAN THUXNI' PATRICIA W KTRINS ,WJ QM JPSSIL WATTS VI- RNL VNEHBX CEORC I' VNPINIJT IVI' VVHIFI' MARY MARK ARLT WONDERS HAI TPA! I-R ' 1 Mm XOUNC fx. M1-1 XA 11Mw1w1,xN 1 rx 32 5 ll' 1 Y s -I' N' . X'-' ,J :': 4' f Iv-y, .. , 1'- . . ,Q4,.,, lf' I., , .V ' ,, A Viv , -IV ANN1-:TT14 STRONG I ' 3 x ff L , , Q .JU LA 1 ' ' ' 011 I' ljltff KF! A A '- . A 6, S A , ' 1 4. ' gf :.' '. .:. 4 X!! Sophomores ON BICKEOXVN, president: Jean Otis. vice president: and Robert Scholz. secretary-treasurer have led the up and coming Sophomores very ably during the past year. Next year they will he mighty Juniors -then watch them go. IRQ-zulim: from lm-ft to Alice Anderson Donald Anderson Martha Anderson Lillian lit-fus lit-tty lit-tz L oral Louise liotts Ronald Bushman Boyce Calkins Judith Carr Maxine Comstock Dorothy Cunard Rohm-rt Graham Bettie Conover Mary Crawford Virginia Crain Betty Ann Dameron Donald Davis Allene Elmore Lyle Frantz Donald Gaffin Robert Forbess Dorothy Goll Donald Gragg Robert Grandy Eilt-in Greenly Mildred Heath Douglas Hileman Oliver Hill Bonnie June Johnson Jo Ann Johnson Narics- Johnson Oliver Jones Ruth Jones Marszic- Krout Lydia Lalu-r Juan Lenhart 'I riohtr - L 'lt ,nv . on HK vi 1 .lxb on RG UQ, 'E' 3 J 13 LL IRQ IIIIIIL, from In fit Mnrrlx I lll as Iiulmln Mc Q uw lu M xc MCI hlll Helix Munlgonu ry I Atrlc I 1 Mnrrlsun Adi Mews Doruthy Num Marx N1 lxnn Durl-. Nulmlg Jian Ulu Ralph On xt! Lhdrlu I u.L -,ffl J, nyl 1 Vdllkhll l drlur I hyllns Run I' Ill :ln th Rolylnsun I' 1lw ln Knot H nrolll Rosa ncr un I' xx lvn Russ H nrnlrl S mn-luxx I :ns Sldwgll Naomi Turner Batty l ou Tuttll Im Nord Vlclxerw Eleanor V001 hccs Thelm A Wattb Hdruy Wmhrmdn Darrell Wrlght DEIIIIIS lumann n rn.h1l Freshmen Ol -1-. ips V an A, - . nl .. 7 ffl r , f' Ma ,c- Park Colle-cn Rankin I V' ,V X. J - x , V xx , ' XA r 0 l 1 I I H xA ., I Freshmen I' L hmen tho L IIIIL ptoplt xxho ut 1 xx1x Ltttmg, ln t L xx ix ot the uppuc 1 n ll ust NIIIUIILI Lll caucus lflllll ltlllll H1 t lll txt thtx hixe xx xtchcd t eu NUPLIIOI xxolk To Us thex um m 1ll and LlI1ll1lIJO1t3.I1t xet no Chool could get llongz xxlthout them The ll1lg'l1IX SQUIOI themselxe xxeu once I'1e hmen XXL all Lxpect ,qlefxt thlngs H1 the futuu flom tht Pushmtn 'xI1x thtx 11st hlgllll ind hxghu Ghrl Reserves NEIL of the lalgest and most actlve Tlojan clubs th It haxw. Ldllltil lLLOL.l'Y1lT.l0I1 for lt self IS tht Gul RQSQIVLS Each xxuk the tlub meets to tnJo5 pxogxams xxhlch dlt edu L mtlonal lnspn 1t1on ll and Lntelt unlng To achxeve one of then goals plOlllOtlI'lg' fnundlx spnlt among: the students the club successfullx planned and sponsoxed the fllst tus fox the club INCIHIJCIS The Chlxstmas xxhlte Llfts and the ploceeds f1Oll1 Cooked food sxlcs clndx sales Chustmas hollx and caxds ale used fOl helplnrf needy olganlzatlons In thls wty thex fulflll then goal fon commumtx SQIVICQ The slxtleth buthday annlvexsalx xx as ctleblated bx speclal pxogzx uns and Refugee Fund btneflt soclal L1la Gax Conaxd and Allce Ruth Suzvald son xxue the lcplestntatlves of the club it the sunnnex camp Camp Lookout June 1940 The NXIFIIILI confelence xt Bouldel Ifeblualx 1 1941 xxas attended bx alum dnlagratc and the sponsol GIRL RESILRX ES CABINILT Prtsldcnt Lucx Lux Hartshoxn Vlce Pmesldcnt Allce Ruth Slgvaldson Txeasulel Maly Jane Allen Ploguanl Ch mman L1la Gav Conald Publlcltx Dolalxn Hoxxelton Confelence Jean Otms Socxal Ruth Reed SQIVICE Sallx Jo Enghsh NILISIC Maxxne Stl and HOH0ld1y Mtmbu Planlst Joan Allen AIIVISOI Mlss S ua Sewers Asslstant AdVlS0l WI1ss LOIS Stavel Top 1oxx lleft to nlgrhtl Alxct Ruth Slgvaldson Sally Jo Engllsh Lucx Lan Haxtsholn Niamne St1and Ruth Reed Bottom loxx L1la Gax Conald M312 Jane Allen Maxx FIAUCQS Aunstxong Jean Otls D01 xlx n Hoxx uton HIC '1' ls . 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L . y Helen West Student Council Betty Ruth Robertson 'G' Mary Alice Hitt Don Creese Senate SELF-GOVERNMENT is a principle deeply embedded in the hearts of true Americans. It is largely through the Senate, the law-making body of repre- sentatives from each home room, that we exercise our rights of self-government. Chosen by their classmates, they are individuals upon whose shoulders the honor and standards of the school rest. Senators are not aged scholars representing the problems and ideas of the Faculty and School Board-they are young people voicing the opinions, com- plaints, and ideas of the five hundred Trojans who elected them. They bear po- sitions of honor and have successfully kept the name Trojan', unmarred. ,,,Q.,- ORGANIZATIONS ACTIVITIES 8,1 . 5 K' If X.. ' 1 1-xxx Ld! I ,A if If Il-.X I II, X' 1 Cheer Leaders ET'S give fifteen for the team. This the cheer leaders chanted at almost every ,frame through- out the year. All through our very successful football and basketball season they were present at the games keeping' high the spirits of the crowd and cheering the team on to victory. When the team was behind, they cheered the more, and event in defeat they had a ready smile for them. They went with the team to Grand Junction and won recofnition at the state basketball tournament in Denver. We owe our compliments to our cheer leaders for the fine school spirit we have. Let us give fifteen for our cheer leaders- Bridg'ie, Frannie, Squirt, and Don. Standing tleft to rightjz Don McKeown, Melvin McCoy. Kneeling: Mary Frances Armstrong, Clar- ice Archer. Boosters HE Booster Club, a service and pep organization, has worked hard during the past year to help the school as well as cheer both the football and basketball teams on to victory. With their pep and the splendid leadership of Corinne Reeder, presidentg Gloria Williams, vice president, and Marylin Brown, secretary-treasurer they have kept aloft the blue and white which symbolizes truth and honor. Back row: Eileen Greenly, Marylin Brown, Patty Slay, Vivian Oard, Betty Robertson, Gloria Williams, Darlene Selbe, Lor- raine Gundel: Third row: Patricia Lynch, Clarice Archer, Virginia Evans, Colleen Rankin, Judy Carr, Joan Allen, Bonnie June Johnson, Mary Ellen Crawford, Patricia Watkins, Earlene White: Second row: Olive White, Maxine Strand, Mary Frances Armstrong, Jean Otis, Jean Lenhart, Jane Carr, Cora Louise Butts. Joanne Johnson, Marie Van Thuyne, Ida Marie Dickens. Front row: Lois Sidwell. Ruth Ann Lundholm, Sally Jo English. Betty Bryan, Grace Lundholm, Mary Jane Allen, Mary Mar- garet Wonders, Corinne Reeder, Helene Reynolds, Mary Alice Hitt, Marilyn Hetrick. llll Top row tleft to riuhtlz Kirby Kistler, Harold Stevenson. Gordo n Smith. Jack Bice: Second row: .Ioan Allen, Louden Buster Itland laybourn, Ralph Seruby, liill Meyers: Third row: Marilyn Dodd, Ruth Ann Lundholm, Grace Lundholm. Helene Rey nold Iicy Lair Hartshorn, Marilene 0'Dell, Rosalie Hgzpzleston, Annette Strong: Front row: Jane Kragh, Mary Alice Hitt Mr Jimts, I.aVerne Farnham, Mary Frances Armstrong. National Forensic League Harold Stevenson-304 points. State cham- pion, oratoryg 2nd extcmporaneous, Rocky Mountain districtg Jlrd debate in Rocky Moun- tain districtg Won 12 debatesg 2nd in oratory at Longmont tournamentg lst in extemporan- eous at Boulderg 2nd in extemporaneous at Cathedralg 4th in poetry at Cathedral. Par- ticipated in 50 contests. Letter and four bars. Lucy Lair Hartshorn-249 points. State debate champion: Tri-state champion in ex- temporaneousg 2nd in Longmont oratorical dec- lamationg lst in oratorical declamation at Cath- edralg state champion extemporaneousg 3rd Rocky Mountain districtg oratorical declama- tion. VVon 21 debates. 46 contests. Letter and four bars. Mary Alice Hitte245 points. State cham- pion in debate and original oratoryg lst in Longmont dramaticg lst in original oratory at Cathedral. VVon 19 debates. 54 contests. Letter and four bars. Kirby Kistler-220 points. lst extempor- aneous, Bouldcrg 3rd in Rocky Mountain dis- trict, debateg debate scholarship to D. U. Won 25 debates. 68 contests. Letter and four bars. Gordon Smith-212 points. Iird in Rocky Mountain district in humorous and 3rd in after-dinner speaking. YVon 6 debates. 28 contests. Letter and four bars. Bill Meyers--195 points. lst in Longmont in extemporaneousg Iird Rocky Mountain dis- trict debateg 2nd at D. U. in panel discussion and 2nd in legislative assembly. Won T de- bates. 539 contests. Letter and four bars. Helene Reynolds- -157 points. lst in Long- mont, dramaticg state champion in poetry and after-dinner speakineg lst in after-dinner speaking at Cathedralg lst Rocky Mountain district in humorousg attended national tourna- ment, Lexington, Kentucky. 12 contests. Let- ter and four bars. Jack Bice-155 points. 2nd in panel dis- cussion at D. U.g 2nd in legislative assemblyg 3rd in debate in Rocky Mountain district. VVon 6 debates. 37 contests. Letter and three bars. Rosalie Eggleston-122 points. Won one debate. 28 contests. Letter and three bars. Marilene 0'Dell-107 points. VVon 2 de- bates. 32 contests. Letter and three bars. Ralph Scruby-94 points. lVon 4 debates. 18 contests. Letter and two bars. Jane Kragh-T4 points. Won 2 debates. 23 contests. Letter and two bars. Annette Strong-51 points. Won 4 debates. 20 contests. Letter. LaYerne Farnham-46 points. Letter. Louden Buster-42 points. 17 contests. Letter. Ruth Ann Lundholm-37 points. 5 con- tests. Letter. Marilyn Dodd435 points. 6 contests. iird in oratorical declamation at Cathedral. Let- ter. Gloria Williams-35 points. Letter. Joan Allen-IS-1 points. 8 contests. Tth in district oratorical declamationg 2nd dramatic at Cathedral. Attended national contest, Lex- ington, Ky. Kenneth Cowan-31 points. T contests. Letter. 2nd in F. F. A. oratory. LaVerne Webby-330 points. Won one de- bate. 9 contests. Letter. Homei Dietmeier-28 points. 5 contests. State champion actor. Kenneth Fonda-27 points. Vl'on one de- bate. 8 contests. fC'onfinuerI on Page 481 Top row tleft to rightlz Harold Stevenson, Gordon Smith, Jack Bice: Second row: LaVerne Wehby, Louden Buster, Ralph Scruby, Bill Meyers: Third row: Robert Grandy, Oliver Jones, Sidney Ellicott, Leland Laybourn. Jane Kragh, Marilene 0'Dell, Kirby Kistler: Front row: Mary Alice Hitt, Lucy Lair Hartshorn, Mr. James, sponsor. Annette Strong, Rosalie Eggleston. Debate NDER the question: Resolved, That the powers of the Federal Government should be increased, the members of the Longmont High School Debate squad have made a name for themselves. The squad, composed of twenty members, participated in 250 debates and competed against schools of Wyoming, Nebraska, South Dakota, Texas, Missouri, Oklahoma, Utah, Idaho and Colorado. The Longmont champion de- baters took first place in the state contest. Their success entitled them to participate in the national N. F. L. tournament at Lexington, Kentucky, in April-a thrilling climax to a most successful year of debate. The state champion debaters were Mary Alice Hitt and Lucy Lair Hartshorn. Bill Meyers, Kirby Kistler, Jack Bice and Harold Stevenson composed the team that brought home third place in the Rocky Mountain district. N- F- L- CHAMPS Bill Meyers Harold Stevenson Kirby Kistler Mary Alice Hitt Helene Reynolds I'uC?',I'air HOl1lQ'l'Dl0tl11QiQl' Haitshoin 339 BAND Clarinets-H. Stevenson, I.. Hartshorn. D. Baker, C. Gunther, E. Root, G. Henry. R. McHale, F. VVeliher, R. Forbess, W, Forbes, J. Meglemre, D. Brown, I'. Carroll D. Thompson, L. Faulkner. R. Oviatt, E. Hart. V. Crain, R. Johnson, S. Betts, D. Leonard. C. Rankin, II. West, D. Davis, W. Matzen. Alto Saxophones B, Faller, O. VVhite. Tenor Saxophone M. Anderson. Baritone Saxophones I., Harvey, J. Farrell. Alto Clarinet- J. Thorndyke. Bass Clarinets D. Botts, D. Ziemann. Flutes-M. Hetrick, M. E. Crawford, K. Fonda. Ulioes -B. Calkins, R. Scruhy. Bassoons7V. Kiteley, E. Robinson. French Horns--J. Bice, M, Brown, C. Kistler, A, I'hil- lips, I.. Hornbaker. Cornets I.. Greenly. VV. Hottel, E. VVhite, J. Pedigo, C. Bangle, T. Estes, C. Young, R. Hinslorf, L. Kistner, D. Wright. Trumhones- E. VVatkins, VV. Meyers. G. Gilmore, I'. Bluhaugh, C. Bashor, A, Byers, D. Randolph, A. Kennedy. Baritones--C. Richmond, R. Book, L. Minick, L. Smith, Basses-Tuhas----V. Iiercy, K. Beasley, C. Alexander, K. Sanborn, B. Hansen, K, Lapee. Drums I.. Frantz. R. West, F, Boyles. J. Yitchford. J. Lanham. Tymponi I.. Farnham. Drum Major Betty Robertson. Baton Twirlers J. Lynch, J. Hallliurg, E. Greenly labsentl Flag Twirlers-B. Sigvaldson, N. Lasnik, C. Patterson. 1 BAND AND ORCHESTRA HE band and orchestra under the direction of L. Randall Spicer again took high honors at the annual Music Festival at Boulder. The band received second rating in marching in the parade, but received first as a concert band. The orchestra, said Alvin Edgar, band director at Iowa State University, gave me a real thrill. The Longmont orchestra out- shines many college orchestras. It also received a first division rating, or superior. The judges were l't'tOl'Q strict than usual, and less than half as many superior ratings were given this year. During the year the band played at all of the football games and at the state basket- ball tournament. The orchestra has played at practically all gatherings in the school auditorium. Three cheers for Mr. Spicer and our band and orchestra. Those receiving high ratings in solo and ensemble events were Keith Lapee, superior in sousaphone solo, Harold Stevenson, superior in clarinet solog Duane Botts, superior in bass clarinet, second in pianog La Monte Greenly and Annette Strong 1'eceived seconds in solo work, and Walter Ehrlich, third: Sally Jo English received second in pianog Gerald Henry, third in clarinet, Miriam Brown from Junior High, entered in the senior high group and received second in French horn. The cla1'inet quartet rated superior. The members were Harold Steven- son, Lucy Lair Hartshorn. Don Baker and Ed Root. The string quartet, composed of Patty Slay, Kathleen Tordoff, Arleen Tordoff and Rosalie Eggleston, rated in division two, or excellent. The brass sextet rated superior. It was composed of LaMonte Greenly, Eugene VVatkins, Jack Pedi- go, Keith Lapee, Jack Bice, Amos Ownbey. Entries from Junior High were Kenneth Runberg, receiving first in violin, Marilyn Cain, second in violin, Harleigh Howerton, second in clarinet, Bobby Troxell, second in clarinetg Dar- lene Baehr, first in French horn, Jerry Kiser, second in trumpetg Leland Smith, first in bari- tone horn, Kay Kennedy, second in solo cornet. We are justly proud of our entire music department. ORCHESTRA Concert Mistress I'. Slay. Assistant Concert Mistress -A. Strong. lst Violins I'. Slay, K, Tordoff, M. Wonders, C. Botts, M. Strand, S. English, B. Bs-tx, l-I. Stotyn, S. Kee- fauver tahsentl, G. l'eppler. M. Bashor, M. l'erry. ind Violins A. Strong, W. Ehrlich, M. A. Hitt, M Bader, M. Dodd, B. Miller, N. Lasnik, J. Ilallluurg, J. Brewliaker, t'. Patterson. M. Mayecla, M. l'eneel. fellos A. Torrloff, IJ. llowerton. U. Noble. IC. Green- ly, J. liekles. Violas -R. Eggleston. If. Iirfert, M, U'lJell, R. Lelrsaeli String Basses B, Sigvaldson, U. Townsend, J. I.en- hart, .l. I.ynch, l.. Shultz. Flutes M. Hetriek, M. E, Crawford. Flarinets Il. Stevenson, G. Ilenry, D. Thompson, IC. Root. French llorns .I. Bice, M. Brown. A. Phillips, I.. llornluaker. Trumpets I.. fireenly. J. Pedigo, E, VVhite. VV. Hottel. Troniliones B. Meyers, A. Ownbey. E. VVatkins. Percussion I.. Farnham. I.. Layliourn, J. Lanham. l'ianist B. Itolnertson. 1 4.14. iii 1 ' ai .. 5 'f' vi 4 I . x ' , l N wfpbfi A Top row lleft to rightl: Stanley Miller. Ralph Kimball. Douglas Siewert. I-id Robinson. John Sigvaldson. I'arnell Flynn. Bol- I-lisele, Charles Schiffmann, Lawrence Boggotg Second row: Robert Flynn, Kenneth Meyers. Don Mills, Royal Iidgington. VVaym- Beasley, Floyd Beresford, Ben Robinson, Donald Gragg. Ruth Ann Lundholm: Third row: Frances Hopper, Helen Patterson. Peggy Sisson. Betty I-lmlrrce, Harryette Vtfoolley. Marilyn Iletrick, I-ldna Yeager, I-iaith Gustafson. Marie I-Imlmree. Rosalie Eggles- ton: Fourth row: Barbara Miller, Irene Davis. Virginia Crain. Alma Jean Caldwell. Ida Marie Dickens, Eleanor Voorhees, Beulah NVelker, Carol Tolsin, Kathryn Angulas. Betty Bryan: Front FUXVI Miss Mustard. Dorothy Reed, I-Iarlene White. Leola Pope, Clarice Archer, Lavona Serna, Laura Mae l'illar, Ann Tomich. Maxine Stevens, Patty Slay. Members not in picture: Juanita Lanham, Art Stromuuist, Wilson Howe. Barbara Kiteley, Gloria VVilliams. Choir INGING is a source of joy to everyone, but especially to the members of the A Cappella Choir. Under Miss Margie Mustard's skillful and experienced leadership, these songsters put their hearts into their renditions and led their audiences into the magic land of melody. One of their highest achievements was participating in the annual Music Contest at Boulder, May 2. They sang in the massed chorus group of six hundred voices at the Band and Orchestra Spring Concert at Boulder in May. No ratings were given participants, but helpful criticism was offered. To say the least, it was inspirational to be there. In November representatives from Girls' Glec and Choir went to the vocal clinic in Greeley and worked for three days under the direction of Max Krone of the Music Department of the University of Southern California. The last day the big chorus from all of Colorado-about five hundred-gave a concert on Sunday afternoon. It was certainly an honor to be in it. The musical background they created at the Commencement and Baccalaureate services added much to these programs. The blue and white clad choir made modern and old songs Girls' Glee NE of the busiest and most successful organizations in Longmont High this year was the Girls' Glee club. Under the able direction of Miss Mustard, this choral society has con- tinued to keep the good reputation of the school. The Glee Club was received enthusiasti- cally by the audiences throughout the year. They helped in the production of the operetta, Carn1cIita, which surpassed all previous musical productions. They also took part in the spring festival at Boulder and attended the music clinic in Greeley last fall. Such a group is certainly a credit to its community and school. live with new beauty. Top row tleft tu rightb: Alma Jean Caldwell, Leola Pope. Jane Eckels. Dorothy Neiman, Maxine Stevens. Ann Tomich: Second row: Lavona Serna, Naomi Turner, Alpha Richardson, Beulah Welker. Gloria VVilliams, Irene Davies, Clarice Archer: Third row: Patricia Walker. Betty Lou Serna, Barlrara Miller. Phyllis Lanman, Betty Uzelac, Margaret Loessel. Marie Embree, Athalene VVhite. Betty Embree: Front row: Faith Gustafson, Margaret Alice Sisson, Miss Mustard, Doris Noble, Frances Hopper, Der- uthy Reed. 4 Back row lleft to rightl: D1-lford lioal, Sli-vc Hastings, lioh Major, Henry Kistner. Alan Carey. John Contus, Amos Ownhey, Kenneth Eiselc: Third row: Eugene VVatkins. lien Robinson, Leonard Guse. Helen Patterson, Virginia Mahv, Marilene 0'Dell, Jerry Archuleta: Second row: Betty Robertson, Vivian Oard, Ida Marie Dickens, Sally Jo English, lk-gxry Sisson, Norma Jane Embree, Edith Erfert: Front row: Faith Gustafson, Corinne Reeder, Clarico Archer, Mario Van Thnyne, Marylin Brown, Joan Allvn, Alice Ruth Sixzvalrlson, LaVe-rnv Farnham. Journalism NCE again the TrojaneWs has become a paying proposition. This year's journalism classes have, under the capable direction of Miss Boyce, worked hard to make a good paper. The journalism class is only a semester subject, so with a few exceptions, the class which took over in January was a very green one. Miss Boyce and the entire journalism staff deserves much credit for the fine work that they have done. National Honor Society -qv. E Hack row 111-ft to riuhtl: .lack liice, Charles Mariotti, Lawrenm- liogoli, Harold S14-u-nson, Richard Paco, Eum-no Watkins, Don Thompson, Kirby Kistlvr, Honu-r Dil-tnn-if-r, Alan Nm-is, lid Kinm-r. lluans- liotts, Ken- nm-th Cowan: Se-conrl row: ltuth Rem-fl, Mario Van Thuyne-, Lucy Lair llartshorn, Corinne Re-1-all-r, liarlmara Mille-r. Holm-no Reynolds. Mary Alien- Hitt. lin-tty Ran- l':llNA'Z'lI'llSl l-'ront rowz Clarirs- Archs-r, Mary Francis Armstrong, Gloria VVilliams, liclly Ruth Robertson, Vivian Uarrl. Marilyn lirown, Winifrn-rl Cohlv. 42 Future Farmers of America HE Longmont Chapter F. F. A. has thirty-six active, four alumni, and three honorary members-Mr. Sanborn. Mr. Rawson and Mr. Spangler. The chapter held eighteen meetings in the afternoon and evening during the school year. The outstanding meetings of the year were Officers Training School, Dads' Night, Parents' Night. Project Tour, and Sprint Picnic. The livestock team members were George Wendt, Gordon Knaus, and Louden Buster. Crop team members were Myron Schommer and Henry' Deming. The poultry judge was Mervin Schommer who tied for fifth among forty-four boys. Ray Iverson, Lynn Pickett, and Dean Olander were the delegates to the state convention. Kenneth Cowan, Charles Clark, and Louden Buster were awarded the State Farmer Degree at the State Convention. Louden Buster was elected State President for 1941-42. Hack row tleft to rightl: Duane Bingaman, Harry Mills, Charles Clark, Steve Atanasof, Bob Graham, Donald Olander, Merv Schummer, Robert Rundle, Elmer Rasmussen. Arthur White. John Olander: Second row: Lee Pickett. WVarren Peterson, Louder Buster. Lynn Pickett, Dean Olander, Myron Schommer, Charles Bt-tz. VVayne Price, H. H. Gaebel: Front row: Mr. Sanbor James Oard. Ray Iverson. Mr. Spangler, Ruben Vogel, Kenneth Cowan, Mr. Rawson: Sitting: Robert Strand, Allen Oakle, Officers: Ray Iverson, president: Ruben Vogel, vice president: James Oard. secretary: George VVendt, treasurer: Ken Cowan reporter: Don Olander, watch dog: Charles Clark, librarian, l L 13 Commercial Department N THE commercial classes one commonly finds large groups of happy, interested, industrious students busily working at their tasks. This year w'as no exception. The students whose pictures are in the above group are a few of the most outstanding ones in the classes of 1940-41. We did not have the usual Commercial Contest this year, but with money earned by the students, gold pins were pur- chased and were awarded to students for high accomplish- ments. This made an individual contest throughout the year in which every student could participate. Back row lleft to rightjz Amos Ownbey, Mr. Palmer, Ralph Gooding, Second row: Virginia Mabe, Duane Botts, Lila Thompson, Patricia Lynchg Third row: Helen Henkel, Joy Hamill, Faye Weber, Edith Erfert, Betty Dillard, Betty Mathews, Anna Jurichg Front row: Mr. Pittenger, Marie Van Thuyne, Betty Rae Edwards, Betty Ruth Robertson, Mr. Pitchford. Back row fleft to rightjz Jerry Archuleta, Gordon Smith, Kirby Kistler, Leland Laybourn, Duane Betts, Lawrence Bogott, Ralph Scruby, Mr. Coyg Front row: Maxine Stevens, Doris Haffner, Mary Alice Hitt, Marilyn Hetrick, Ruth Ann Lundholm, Gloria VVilliams. International Relations NTERNATIONAL Relations Club has come to be recognized this year as a most active and worthwhile club. Under the aid and guidance of their sponsor, Mr. S. Clay Coy, the Trojans successfully played host to the ninth annual International Relations Conference, February 22. The Long- mont students took particular pride in the fact that Longmont was host to that first conference in 1933 when the clubs of this area banded together to form the permanent organization of this region. L. H. S. was greatly honored this year in having two of its members hold important Regional offices-Lawrence Bogott, president, and Gloria Williams. secretary-treasurer. The purpose of this organization is to encourage fellowship among schools. This year the conference was given in the form of an Inter- American Conference with each member acting as a representative from some certain country. 19-11 OFFICERS President ..... .............,................... L awrence Bogott Vice President ............ ...o.............. K irby Kistler Secretary-Treasurer ..,, .,.,... R uth Ann Lundholm -15 Departments Foods HE foods classes, under the direction of Miss Lois Staver, are offered to all high school gills They study the planning and plepalatlon of meals, foods f01 speclal occasions food pleselvatlon selvlng selec tion of SllVel chlna and table llnens Clllllllg the COUISG Eighth glade gllls can also take thls coul se and thev study foods and ways of helping IH the kitchen of thell home The outstandlng students f01 the whole yeal Wele Betty Lou Tuttle La Von Brown and Betty Harllson 'Fw Sclence HE alm of SCIQHCQ teaching ln Longmont Hlgh School IS to prepare f01 useful ln telllgent and healthful llvlng To thls end eulllculum planning has been ln p10g1eSS with the following lmm6d13t6 goals IH plospect a vely complehenslve course ln general SCI ence to be lequlled of all pupils dullng JUHIOI High School y63lS, a course IH Biology to be lequlled of all puplls as a 10th yeal sclence study F01 those planning on entellng col lege a choice of Chemistry O1 Physlcs 01 both subJects ln succeedlng years may be selected fol the 11th and 12th yeals To those pupils not selecting elthel of the two elective de paltmentallzed sciences mentioned above vely plactlcal consumer SCIEHCQ COUISC IS to be offeled as a lequlled COUISQ dullng the SCHIOI veals The depaltment believes that the above dl langement plovldes f01 a much 11 l10l0V8d SCI ence ploglam fol the plesent day OVCI the one plevlously followed Engllsh HE English dep lltment has made sevelal changes ln the COUISQ of studx fOl the coming yeal Evelyone must have Eng llsh glammal with Wlltten and olal composl t10U StdYlddldlZE.Cl leading and 21 Illlllldl tests wlll be glven at the end of the S0pl10l110lL xeal I'VLlyd3V English sh lll be 1 lQQLlllLI'Y1LIlt 101 those who fall Thele will be lemedlal ltdd lng tests as vsell as classes ln spelllng, and penlllanshlp fOl those needing the wolk Thlee yeals of English wlll be lequlled of BVLIVOUL and thlee and one h llf f0l eollege plepalatolv students Students Kl0lYl2' outstanding wolk ln lang llsh fOl the yeal SQUIOIS COIIDHL Reedel Kllby KlStl8l Rlchald Pace M4116 Van Thuvne Betty Robeltson Mau Allee Hltt Mdl1lXH HLtllCk Lucy Ldll Haltsholn GlOlla Nlllllams JUHIOIS Alan Ixles Mlldled Badel Maxine Stland, Ralph SClUby Vllglnla Klte lev Halold Stevenson S0pl'lOl'llOl8S Kenneth Fonda Betty Lou Tuttle Cola Loulse Botts Leon Landels Malgalet Loessel Douglas Hlle man Stanley Mlllel Dolls Noble Language N THE language department Spanish and Latin are taught. Spanish holds an impor- tant place in the curriculum because of the lncleaslng need f01 a better undelstandlng between the Latln American countries and the United States Latln IS the basis for fulthel study ln many othel subgects This year the students ln the Latln classes made postels and other plogects which were placed on exhlblt Among the outstandlng students ln Span lsh 9 A are Sally Jo English Gordon Smith and Lloyd Faulkner and ID Spanish 10 A Vll glnla Klteley Douglas Hlleman Barbara Mll lel and Paul Sherman Some of the outstand lng students ln Latln 9 A are Mlflam Blown, Nolma Lasnlk Leon Landers and Halold Whltmer and ln Latln 10 A Vlfglnla Evans, C012 Loulse Botts Betty Lou Tuttle Sidney Ellicott and Stanley Mlller 'P+ Mathemahcs HE classes ln mathematics given thls yeal were beglnnlng algebra, plane geometry solld geometly and advanced algebra Thele WQIG four classes IH beglnnlng algebra The boys Outnumbeled the gllls and made high 61 glades Jlm Blewbaker had the highest aV6lag9 but about a dozen othels are clowdlng hlm hald The class ln solld geometly thls year was small but they delved into t9t18.h9dlOl'lS lectan gulal palalleloplpeds pllsmatolds and tlun cated pllsms Alan Nles took a nappe ln class and gave a Vely good demonstlatlon of how lt was made It took the entlre class to PIOVC a celtaln polnt to oul stal student fRemem bel that p0ldl tllangle J HOm91 Dletmelel, Robelt Hansen and Ralph Sclubv WBIQ out standing They also made some vely flne ll10flQlS fOl use ln futule classes The class ID advanced algebla had so manv good students ln lt that It would haldly be fdll to mention one without naming all How CVCI lt seems flttlng to say that Ralph SClUby seemed to excel ln speed Maybe that sllde lule he Callled alound helped hlm The plane geometly classes thls yeal con talned some vely good students Outstanding among these WCIO Stanley Mlllel Kenneth Ruth Reed Challes Pace Bob Scholz Hallev gf.l'lldCl6l Alvln Sehumann Tl16,0Cl0l6 Counas and NOIICL Johnson Insplled by 18p0ltS fl0m the Mathematics hYlllblt at East Hlgh Stanley Mlllel Theo d0lL Counas and Douglas Hlleman WCIQ deep ln the lntlleacles of the Foulth DIHTLHSIOH They eoopelated ln thls lesealch Wlth stu dents fI0l11 East Denvel High Manx favolable eomments wele made con eelnlng the mathelllatlcs exhlblt IH the tlophy ease whlch among othel things lULlUdLll dll planes peentoglaphs blldf.fLS house plans a gxloscope quilt and Vdll0US models of nlath elllatlcal solids All planes may also be seen floating glace fullv ln the class 100m Xxlth the xxolld becomlng H1016 and H1019 defense minded mathematics IS becoming an lneleaslngly lmpoltant subject 1 l 1 9' ' - . . . 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L, v -ffl' 'A' 921 5 Q -Q. i , i ,... af' Q 153' s. , 1 7 , gf 12' ' 5 1 fa. , i l S M 5 I I JT Departments I RT ls l vltal PLIHOH tl Dl.llL01' expcllenee It IS the I1ltLll xl l1lLlllS of explesslon ol all of the hum ln l lee not lust the tll ented Alt ls necessllx to 1 wholesome devel opment of LVLIX lH!llVl!ll1 ll lnd lt IS lIltLllStLfl ln what lt does to the LlllN lnd boxs lnd not what the ellls lnd boys do to llt Thls xc ll the alt Cleplltllllllt hls hld the lllgest enlollmcnt lYlClUlllIlL the JLIUIOI hleh class fol ln INN xeals lntelest IS 2'l0VV1Dj,, so ldfllfllk th It thele max be a need 101 1 second JUUIOI hlgh clflss next xell The students have hld lll LlN0tl0llal outlet lll LlLltlVL ex plesslon such IS e llvlne lnd lnodellng. well ls palntlllg., and dl lwlngr Mlss Plullne Revnolds the llt lI'I'stlLll.l,0l lLp0ltS th It Homcl Dltlilllilll Leonlld Kruse Bllblll Kltelex Cl lee Iundholm L3.WlLllLL S anel lnd Hlllxette VS lollex llc the cut standlng students Sewmg EWIING IS ln Cl0CflVL coulse fol students Otls the clothlng lnstluctol states th It thls past veal they have Stllllled the pattelns, the dlffelent types of matellals the constlue tlon of elothlng as xxell as colol and deslgn The fllst semestel they mlde a studv of the lnachlne and the attachments and the C116 and lepall of clothes Both classes have stud led the hlstoly of deslgnlng and the plcsent deslgnels The local Red Closs chaptel has fulnlshed the cloth and the ,fZ,'l1lS have lnade ellesses f0l the Red Closs The outstandlngf students fol the veal ale June Glnthel and Phyllls Welss Industrlal Arts HE pllntlng shop headed by Ml Henkel IS one of the most helpful denaltments of the school yet pelhaps lt IS the least known All lQp0lt CdlClQ attendance lepolts slgn out sllps and all the tlCkQtS f01 the num elous actlvltles of the ycal ale pllnted thele All books ale lepalled by thlS depaltnlent The tlalnlng glven those who take the LOUISL helps them flnd thell place ln llfe Undoubtedly one of the most useful de paltments of the school ls the xxoodxvolklng depaltment Thele students make desks, ta bles book cases cupboalds lnuslc stands and many othel useful thlngs and lffpdll evelythlne thloughout the bulldlngt It develops sklll and acculacy and acqullnts the students wlth the use of powel tools The tlalnlng that the meehanlcal dlawlng, class plovldes ls baslc ln all lndustlx not onlx fo1 lts plaetlcal appllcltlon but also fol ltS development of acculacx and neatness It ac qualnts the students xxlth machlne Cl6SlQ,'I'l a velx useful sklll Pacemakels Pllntlng and bookblndln,-if Rlchald Lucas Ed Uzelac WO0dXN01hlHL, Halold Swallow LeRox Andlew Robelt Chandlel Eugene YY atklns Waxne Osboln Llnn Plckett Mechanleal DIRXYIUQ' Robelt Hansen Kelth Slnlons Leon Landels Law lence Bogott Halold Stevenson Health HF He llth Depaltlllent of Ionelnont Hleh School IS one of the most efflelent and needed depaltnlents ln the school UIlilCl the excellent efflelenex of the school nulse MIS Aml l Holck thls Cllplltllllnt h ls set new st lnd llds IU the lssul lnee of the well belng of lonenlont students Phxslc ll exlmlnatlons xxele LIVLII bx the loc ll l11CIllC.1l doctols to lll students t lklne phx SIC ll educatlon These stu dents IS well IS all Ll lde school puplls VVLlL w elghed lnd me lsuled at the beglnnlngr of the school telm Puplls ln lll schools wele QIVLH VISION tests all glade school lnd Junlol lllj.,l'l students wele pl lVllLLI'Lil to h lve a dent ll cllnlc l0YlQ'lll0llt schools bo 1st ot ln lflClltl0I'l to the Lqlllplllellt, the new lL1ill0l11C,tt.1 whleh was used to test the he lllllj., ot 1176 Chllfllljl thls yeal Ionemont took palt ln a new countv plo1eet the CllPplLll Cllllllllll s Cllnle xxhele lll Lllflplefl lnd ClLfOll1lLil chlldlen ale ttkcn fol tleltment bx a Denvcl bone specllllst Dl Pack lld The school IS ploud of the supellollty of the Health Deplltment IS It hls been of glclt GAA O MAlNY gllls the most 1lllp0ltdUt ph lse of school llfe IS the spolts Besldes hel lepfulal efvm classes Mlss Wllcox sponsols the GlllS Athletlc ASSOClltl0I1 The Off1C6lS ale Rose M3116 Angulas plesldent Vllglnla Claln VILL plesldent lnd Beatllce Koch sec letalx The heads of the depaltments ale Spolts Dolothx Palkel soccel Ruth Lebsack basketball Ann TOHllCl1 softball Ollve Mae McPhllllps tulllbllflg' Malle Mlllel volleyball Edlth Aehzlgel and mlscellaneous spolts Vll elnla Kltelev Rose M3110 Angulas Ruth Rlce and V11 gtlnla Claln V619 delegates to the state confel ence ln Bouldel A G A A plax dag was held ln Longmont thls xeal and one ln Folt Colllns Oul ellls went to Folt Colllns Natlonal Forenslc League Keullfznlled rlonl I nge 382 Sldnex Flllcott ZZ polnts 4contests Won one debate Leland Lax bouln 19 polnts 6 contests OllVLl Jones 18 polnts 4 contests Robelt Maxeda 17 polnts 4 contests Malx FIIDCQS A1l11StlOUjZ' 16 polnts contests Zld ID lll1l1lOl0Ub lt Cathedlal Glace LllIlCll1Oll11 13 pO1UtS 3 contests MHIXV Malgalet Wondels 12 polnts 2 contests 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Trojan Annual Play HE curtain came ringing down on another decided success on November 14 and 15. The play, 'tThe Furtain Rises, which is a sentimental comedy, received much favorahle applause from the audience. Romance xvove its way through the plot when Elsa Karling fell in love with two men: comedy lurked in every nook and cranny when Poldi, the maid, stepped in. There were two casts-one played in the afternoon and one in the evening. Both gave splendid performances. CAST OF CHARACTERS Poldi ...,...... ..... ........,..,.............,..., ....,. R 4 u salie Eggleston, Joan Allen Elsa Karling .,....,. ........ H elene Reynolds. Mary Frances Armstrong Herr Meissinger ,..,. ............,............ H arold Stevenson, Gordon Smith Thona Landorf ,..,.,. .... ............... iN I ary Alice Hitt, Marilyn Hetrick Franz Kernman ..... ....,............... B ill Meyers, Ralph Scruby Arny Zander ..,......,.,,, ....... I' 'loyd Beresford. Robert Chandler Rudolph Durtmund ....... ........ D uane Botts, Kenneth Cowan launc- Operetta F YOU chanced to be in the building after school and sometimes after supper, you undoubt- edly heard strange sounds coming from the music 1'ooni and auditorium. Far into the night these weird noises went on until you realized that they had changed into beautiful Spanish songs. If you were one of these fortunate students who listened to the practice, you were probably given an incentive to attend the operetta with high hope of a gay and interesting time. Nor were your hopes in vain! On the eve of March 21, the members of the L. H. S. music de- partment presented Carmelita,'l an amusing, colorful operetta which took place just south of the border. No longer were the characters the girl who sits behind me in biology or the boy who sings popular music, but rather they became exciting people staged in a beautiful Span- ish hacienda. We found ourselves enchanted by the beauty of Carmelita, by the enticing smiles of Sally, and we fell in love with the handsome surveyor and the Spanish Carlos. The audience laughed and laughedg it applauded much, and it left the high school well pleased, humming Spanish musicg for it had breathed the magic fragrance of old Mexico. FAST OF CHARACTERS Senora Valyerde, owner of Rancho Valverde l'at O'Toole. a member of his party Floyd Beresford Helene Reynolds Sally Spencer. an American girl Gloria Williams Varlos, her son . Jack liiee Juan Alneita. a young I'uelulo Indian Wayne Beasley Carmelita, her daughter Ida Marie Dickens Amelita Norice Johnson .luanita , . .luanita Lanham Dolores . Marilene O'IJell Luisa ,. . .. lietty Foley Manuel , , ,Ralph Serulvy Ilona Consuelo Arguello, a lady of importance . . . First Spanish Soldier Stanley Miller . Helen West Second Spanish Soldier , Richard Curran lion Pablo Arrendondo De Leon .. . Harold Stevenson Third Spanish Soldier John Thorndyke .lose Armijo, an admirer of Juanita liill Meyers Fourth Spanish Soldier , Kent Sanborn Henry l'ost, a young American surveyor llonald liaker Aceompanist Corinne Reeder Cafe Continental---Trojan Vaudeville OR two short hours Mr. and Miss Trojan stepped out into Cafe Society for a delightfully gay time at the Vaudeville. Fomedy lurkerl in every act, pretty girls went in and out of the Cafe door, and strains from popular music all helped to build a gay mood. Impersona- tions of Senator Fish Face, Brenda and Fobina, and Mortimer Snerd furnished much amuse- ment, while the recently organized band, The Esquires, and two vocal trios contributed much to the success of the evening. If A L, V. 1.5 if Senior Play HE Night of January 16th, an extraordinary court room drama, was presented, under the direction of Albert E. James, on the twenty- third and twenty-fourth of May in the L. H. S. auditorium. The play deals tersely with a famous murder trial and follows the American court pro- cedure so accurately and realistically that it makes the play highly educa- tional as well as enormously entertaining. The jury was selected from the audience which rendered the verdict it thought honest. Bailiff ........................ Judge Heath ..................... District Attorney Flint .. Defense Attorney Stevens.. Clerk of the Court .,....., . Karen Andre ......... .. Dr. Kirkland .,..,,..,.. Mrs. John Hutchins ..., .. Homer Van Fleet ..... ...,. Elmer Sweeney .... .....,. . CAST OF CHARACTERS ........Art Stromquist ...........,..,Don Creese ,,..............,.Steve Akers ....Homer Dietmeier Jones l Mary Alice Hitt ' I Helene Reynolds ..,...........Ken Cowan l Marilene O'Dell I Jane Kragh ..........Ben Robinson .. ...,,. Floyd Beresford v, , , U A , 1, l Betty Ruth Robertson Ixdnq Lu Fdulkmln' I Lucy Lair Hartshorn Magda Svenson ................ ........ John Graham Whitfield ..,.. Jane Chandler ,...,..... .......... l Edith Achziger I Virginia Mabe ,,....,..,..Duane Botts l Marilyn Hetrick I Rosalie Eggleston Sigurd Jungquist Curran Larry Regan .............................. Eugene Watkins Roberta Yan Renss Secretaries,.. Nurse .... . Matron ,.,.. .. Cher l Ida Marie Dickens ' I Edna 'leager l Ruth Ann Lundholm I Edith Erfert .Barbara Miller ...........Gloria Domann l Stella Rose Keefauver SC ubW meI' ' ' I Eunice Dillard STAFF Director . .... .... ..... .... . . . . .Albert James Stage Manager .,..,,.,,.,............. Leland Laybourn Property Manager ..,, ,....,..,..,r E dith Erfert Business Manager ...., ........ K irby Kistler House Manager ...... ....,. ..r,... H e len YYest Call Girl .... .... . . . ,.... Helen Patterson 'W K 5 'Q ,nv 711' 1 mmap NAVY I -0: Q. 4 7-IX A S. .wi . 'S :Dix -asf i 'QTQ sfxx w A if .,, , i if 5 0 4-575- Sn-9 a, Aewm J, , 'WW 'gig ew if SPORTS A11 x 5 4 N '5 N . zfff' ' , 'xv if , l7 t-us Top row Ileft to righthz Coach Montgomery. Eddie Uzelae, Wilson Howe, Charles Kistner. Alan Carey Iylc Frantz. Coach Christensen: Second row: Charles Mariotti. Clyde Richmond. Albert Reigel, Leon Lanier VValter Clay: Front row: Robert Jones, Manager. Basketball HE Northern Conference clearly demon- strated its strength this year by captur- ing both first and second places in the State Tourney. Longmont started the season by winning four of its 5 practice tilts. A series was split with Eastg and North, South and Manuel were defeated. Eaton was the first conference opponent, netting an easy win of 35-13. But our Achilles' heel showed up in the next game in the form of the Fort Collins Lambkins. The Mystic Hand guarded the Trojan's basket, and only occasionally did one hit. The result, Fort Collins 26, Longmont 21, our first conference defeat. The Troymen regained their zest in the next game. which was with Loveland. Good ball playing found another victory chalked up. this time to the tune of 33-25. Little trouble was encountered in any of our next three games, with Uzelac steadily scoring, Carey and Howe skillfully clearing backboards and setting up plays, and Clay and Mariotti always hustling. Boulder was defeated 36-26. Greeley 25-18, and Eaton 42-17. Then that little heel appeared again. Despite the superb playing of Carey and Howe. the Lambkins won 3-1-29. Longmont never trailed more than five points, and deadlocked the score many times, once with just two min- utes to go. A bad scare was received in the next game with Loveland. Though the Tro- jans trailed all the way, a final drive netted a 230-29 victory. The scare was repeated in the next game. also when Boulder barely fell 27-26. Howe scored at crucial moments to keep the Trojans in the game. The last con- ference game found Greeley defeated 37-3-1, and the Trojans headed to the state playoffs as runnerup for the conference. The first game was with Fort Morgan, Northeastern champs. They received a 31-17 shellacking. Colorado Springs, a seeded team was next. The Men o' Troy played the best game of the year to smother the Terrors Ill-13. Colorado Springs will be remembered for their superb sportsmanship. ln the playoff with Collins. the said heel appeared again. For some rea- son the baskets, which the evening before had swallowed everything the Trojans used, sud- denly closed and kept the Trojans from their second major championship in the same year. BASKETBALL STANDINGS Team VV. L. Pct. Fort Collins ,.,. 9 1 .900 Longmont .... 8 ZZ .800 Greeley . . . 5 5 .500 Boulder , .. 5 5 .500 Loveland .... 3 T .300 Eaton .... 0 10 .000 Football THE traditionally strong Northern Conference had an unusually tough race this year. Strong teams were found in all the schools. I,ongmont's highly suc- cessful season was opened against Manual, which was defeated 6-0. East gave the Men o' Troy their first setback to the tune of 13-0. The Angels used passes to score both touchdowns. South was next to fall. How- ever, they opened up a dangerous aerial attack in the last quarter netting them 13 points. The final score, 27-13. Then came the opening of league play and a long battle with Fort Collins. Passing seemed to be our op- ponents' strength and our own downfall. An inter- cepted Trojan pass by Collins clinched a 13-6 victory- cutting short a final drive which seemed to have Col- lins on the run. Longmont regained their feet the next week, however, when Greeley fell 41-0. Every Trojan on the squad saw action against the luckless Wildcats. Loveland, last year's state champs, were next en- countered. It was a tough battle, the half ending 0-0. But the Trojans' superiority Won out ending 19-0. An exciting game followed with Englewood. Although Longmont won by the meager score of 7-6, the Pirates were definitely outplayed. Then Boulder was host to the Troymen for a mud bath along with a little foot- ball. The Panthers were crushed 13-0 in a rather sloppy game. League play endedg the result was a tie with Fort Collins, necessitating a playoff. It was a battle superb, but the mighty endurance of the Trojans Won out. The score was 14-13, with the Trojans just three yards from scoring again when the gun sounded. Osborn caught a 30-yard pass which lead to the first score, and Clay plunged for the second. Don Creese dropkicked both extra points. The state semi-final game with Brush was an easy but costly victory, ending 18-0. The gods had smiled on the Trojans throughout the season, and they went hopeful into the big game with Grand Junction. A Trojan fumble allowed Junction to scoreg two other fumbles allowed the Trojans to score. Both extra points were missed. The battle raged on, but neither team threatened dangerously. lVhen the gun sounded, Longmont had its first state champion- ship, though it had to be shared equally with our worthy opponent, Grand Junction. STANDINGS W. L. T. Pct. Longmont ,i..., ..i,. 4 1 0 .800 Fort Collins ,... ..... 3 0 2 .800 Boulder .,.. ,.... 2 2 1 .500 Loveland ..,. ,.... 1 3 1 .300 Englewood .... ,.... 2 1 2 .000 Greeley ....,. ...., f 1 5 0 .000 B Squad Football Team Hack row tlefl to rigrhtr: Mr. l'alnivr. llill Clowflus. Ralph l.conar4l, Kenneth Hism-lc-. liill lfrvnch. Frm-rl Kill-le-y. Vernon French, Leo Sprague. Harry Mills. Couch Witham: Sm-onml row: George Murphy. Dick R1-naudc. Fharlm-s Young. Kenneth Meyers. Ruben Vogel. Don Patterson. Ralph Kellogg. Alvin Schuman. Morris VVL-luster: Third row: lilaiiziger liill Clay. Mm-lvin Peppler. Art Van Thnyne. Dale French. Waller IM-niinpr. I.:iYeriu- Webby, .leroniv Copnom. I.awri-:nw Sec-wald. Assislanl Mzinaxrer Bill Davis. Track ARGELY because of the ineligibility of last year's stars, the track team 1 was only mediocre this year. However, the members made a good showing. In the Greeley relays the medley play team stood fourth. In the Colorado relays, Pace placed in the javelin, Clay in the shot, Howe in the high jump, and Frantz in the hurdles. Two dual meets with Boulder were wong the first 73 to 54: the second 65111 to 6122. Clay scored 28 to 21 points in these meets. Point-winners in meets included Clay, Frantz, Jones, Anderson, R. Fhandler, Mariotti. K. Beasley, Coffey. W. Beasley, Howe, Pace. Richmond. Hobbs and Lapee. Of these, only three will be lost from next year's squad-Howe, Jones and Beasley. lizick row tl:-ft lo rightbz liill Iioltel, Frm-sl Kiln-li-y, Lyle Frantz. NVilson Howe, Charles 1,ill'l', Rohm-rt Chandln-r. Albert Kim-1:4-l. Trainer, Knight: Second row: Don Ryan, manapzer, Coach Montgfonim-ry, Charles Mariotti, Clyde Richmond, Alan Nia-s, W'altvr Flay, lion Anderson, liill Hobbs, Ted Charnllvr. liob Jones, K4-ith lic-zisley. Foam-h Chrisu-nss-ng Third row: Don Mc- Kcown, Ray Iverson, Edwin Root, Mike Ronlriquvz. VV:ilI4-r llvniimr. Merle Coffey. Henry lim-ming, Fraliris Gonzales, Alvin Schuman, Mx-lvin l'm-liiilm-r. Mvcllvy Relay T1-am: Charles A Mariotti, Iiill Hobbs, lion Anderson, Flyals- Richmond. Siwvial ldvm-rits Ms-n: VVilson Howe, Walter Clay. dj' is 9 6-.f liark rm lleft to right! tltn John on coach Dick lsdlyo 'Vlslxin Nhtox Denni licmann on 'Vldox arrsn Q tr on In on oa Ra p 1 aitx Front row Jaan Halllmrl. lhrnue Nigxald on 'Vlarx Princt m troni, Mildrcd ianhr Lyn on Helmn Vhs Corinne Rmuler Olin Whit: Darlsns Sallie Norma .Iam Ia mek Tenms N THE Ides of March the first tennis racquets made their appearance. Faith ful practice was done until April 5 when Greeley played here. Two midweek matches were held fiom then until Mav 26. Both bovs and girls' teams won over half of their matches against stiff opposition. Teams playing this year include: girls' teams, Boulder twice, Chey enne and Golden once, bovs' teams, Greelev, Boulder twice, Cheyenne, Erie twice, Brush Fort Collins and Golden. The bovs entered a four-man team in the state meet. Boys playing most of the season were M. McCoy, McCarty, Peterson, B. McCoy. Boal Maize, D. Pedigo and Kistler. Girls, Reeder, O Whitt, Armstrong, Baden, Stlbe J Allen and Sisson TFINNIS RFSULTS 1941 Boys Lost to Giulex 8 1 lost to Chu ennc 4 3 Beat Bouldei 12 Beat E119 00 Beat Blush 5 2 Beat Bouldei 4 0 Beat Folt Collins 12 0 Matches not iepoited Elle, Gol den, State Giils Beat Bouldei 4 3 Lo-.t to Cheyenne 4 O Btat Bouldei ZZ Matches not iepoited Golden. Teams for State Meet: M. McCoy and Mc- Carty in singles and doubles, and Kistler-Boal in doubles. Ski Club HIS year, Longmont High had its first good Ski club. It was sponsored by Mr. Spicer, with Bill Hottel, Ed Kinzer, and Don Thompson as the able officers. The club participated in several meets, including the Hack row lleft to rightl: Steve Hastings, Delford Boal, state, held at Hidden Valley. Bill Hottel holds the state record in jumping, while Kinzer, Rob- inson and Thompson weie leading contenders in the boys' divisiong and Colleen Rankin and Pat Watkins were the feminine stars. Bob Maize, Jack Young, Don Mills. Kirby Kistler. Ed lxinlcr on Thompson, Bob Hansen, Mr. Spicer: Second row: Mr. Rawson. Eugene Watkins, Ben Robinson. Dick Curran, Oliver Jones Ralph Scruby, Lloyd Faulkner, Ralph Oviatt, Dennis Ziemann, Jim Brewbaker: Front row: Faith Gustafson. Patricia Watkins .Ioan Allen, Colleen Rankin, Bernice Sigvaldson, Bill Hottel, Maxine Strand, Betty Robertson. Paul Bluebaugh. Le-ff KDOu'nj Carey Riegel Frantz Riglzf fDnu'r1j Landers Kistner Uzelac Center IDQ11. nj RlChl'l10T'ld C ax N131 lOttl Hou e Class W111 fcllllflllllfd from Inge '81 Joe Cook s organrzrtlon part of rt anywav Hazel 'Nelman wrshes to leave her 'rbllrty to keep a boy fllend for three ye IIS to Colleen Rankrrr Lols and M rljorle Johnson wlll thell blond tresses to Blllle Ilodgln rnd Annette Strong Pltty Slay wllls fllSt Chall ln orchestra to Gladys Peppler provrded she e rn get rt Margaret Srsson leaves the Jrtnev Dances to tho e unfortunate souls who can flnd IO mance there Horace xV0lllI1f2,'t0Tl leaves hls happy and contented llfe ln detentlon hlll to Jlck Far re Bettv Mrlls le rves her assembly seat to her srster Drek Currln leaves hls rrdrcalness t Gordon C Shlltll Betty Rae Edwards Edlth Erfert and Ma rre Van Thuvne leave a trarl of dust behrnd caused by thell ty plllj., speed Jeaneen Chapman lnd Ben Robrnson leave thell nerve xyraeklng., gum chewlpg ta Patty VS rtklrrs rrrd Lrk erne VVehby r J 5 Dlck Pedleo rncl Eugene Chlps Schalleng leave thell good luek ehrrms to the athletrc department of L H S Denzll XX oodwald leaves hrs achrevements on the ,fIl1llll0Tl to Lawrence Seeyyald Loxxell Barber C H Clark and Gordon Knaus leave thell far mlng to Gladys Peppler Barbara Kltelev leaves her quret lady lrke wavs to Vrrgrnra Evans Beulah VS elker Jane Ixragh Marrlene ODell and Marle Fmbree klndly leave all thell b0V fr lends to Ollve Whlte Stella Rose Keefauver and Betty Embree wlll thelr helght and rrerght to Dorothy Reed and Vrrgrma Samuelson who flnd lt dlffleult to '1lllV6 at L H S on tlme Gl0lld W llllil1lS Cl lrree Alehel and Bettv Evans yyrll then bottle of red henna to any 1JlO'sl'JOCtlY9 redhead Marllxn Hetrrek md Ida Marre Dlckens hereby bequeath then dlstrngurshlng walk can ter and trot to Lors Sldyxell and Betty Lou Serna Eunrce Drllald wllls her cheerful chuckle to Mlldred Bader Floyd Beresford very yyrllrrrgly leaves hls health to Marthl Morgan Homer Dletmerer Vrvrfrn Oard and Harry ette Vtoolley leave then lespectrve artrstrc abllltres to those up 'md eomrng young artlsts of dear olel Longmont Hrgh Leonard Guse leaves hls football shoulder pads to Kelth Beaslev that IS rf Kelth can stay rn one plece trll football season Rlchard Pace the Casrnovr of L H S leaves all hrs rttraetlons to Ie rlonte Greenly LeRoy Andrew le lves hls nrllk route to Harley Schrader Betty Mae Srmpson le rves her Jrtterbuggrng to Nlarre Nllllll and Allce Pratt Helen Patterson leayes her vocal talent to Nlarrlyn Dodd Nlary Perry rllll her lore for the 0ppOslt9 sex to Bernird Fallel Ed R0bl!lN0H Art gtl0lllQUlSt and Don 'Nlllls leave chorr never to return agaln 'Nllss Mus trrd hopes Fd IXIHZQI le ues hls il11bltlOI'l to be a nror trcran to rnx happy oul hrxrng nerye enough to take rt up Earlene Whrtc wllls her trumpet pl'lvlng to Darrell Wllght Helen VN est wllls her very mature ways to Allce Ruth Slgvaldson lx rthleen and Arleen Tordoff wlll therr con fuslng ldentrty to the Conrlogue twlns To Ice Nora Vlekery Faye Webber glves her dark eyes hoprng that she wlll use them to the best of her abllrtv James Lover Wray leaves Norma Jane Embr ee so Kenneth Elsele can have her Harold Whlte Steve Akers and Joe Seevr ald leave L H S wlth happv hearts because now they can hrve more tlme to fllrt wrth the gn s Eugene Watkrns leaves hls wavy halr to Melvln Squllt MeCoy Edrth Achzlger le rves her scholastrc record to Mary Franees Clark hoplng that she wlll take advantage of rt Rose Mdllt Angulas wllls her tomboylsh xyavs to Llla Gay Conard Ann Tomlch Lavona Ser na and Carol Tobln wlll thell out of town Romeos to Betty My rlek Thelma Watts md Thelma Klrkbrrde W lrren Peterson and Ralph McCarty brflvely glve up thell tennls raekets to Bob McCoy and Delford Boal Don CIQCSQ leaves all of hrs speech talents to the future speech students Bob Major has consented to grve up hls posltlon as waterboy to Don Flynn Edna Yeager wllls her to Audley Parker Don Thompson has left 6dlt0l to Kelth Lapee Don Wllte Advrce to the Lovelorn Who knows? Kelth may follow Don s footstens Sallv Jo Engllsh leaves the 9 A Spanrsh Ryan and Parnell many hall styles hlS Job as sports says he wants to Idell Kneale leaves her boy frrend rn the Natronal Guards for safe keeplng Barbara Mllltl wllls her sweet ways even though we cant flnd anyone worthy enough to llve up to her hlgh standards Elsre Stotyn wllls her vlolln to Jrmmy Brewbaker just so Mr Sprcer wlll have an orchestra nevt year Wayne Osborn better known as Ozzre leaves hls athletrc records rn football basket ball and traek to Junror Hrgh we hope one day someone wrll equal Wayne s record Don Morrell leaves Longnront Hlgh School to sell Studebakers that rs, lf he can keep thegrr on f0Ul wheels long enough to get them so Rrchard Lucas wllls hls red hall to h1S llt tle brother BIOIIIS just to keep lt rn the fam Robert Rrfe wllls all of hls masculrne charms to Alan lNres Marv Pencel vsllls her Cllllllllllg' ways and quletness to Mary Margaret Wonders Georgette J rekman and Marv Derr yr anted to leave all of thell fr lends from the C C C camps but they thought twrce and flnally de crded to leave the boys srngle lnstead Johnnre Slgvaldson thought he would leave 'vromr Salthouse to the Junlors but he frnal ly declded he would rather tfrke her wlth hrm hatheryn Jurleh lnd Velma Tonrlch xsrll thell dark han and eyes to all blondes rn thell old Alnra Mater Ruth Ann Lundholm wllls her klnd consld erate ways to Ruth Ann Campbell fC0lIf1lIIllfll17l Nell Paqej . 1 y R - . . 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Y I 1 , 1 1 y V 1 .- y , C X C l 1 ' 1 . , J . ' , ' ' 1 ' . .' , . ' , ' ' . ' 1 , . , . ' ' r 1 .' it ' . Y! Robert Hansen wllls hls motorcycle to those class for' advanced study at C. U. or' Greeley. 1 1 A: 1 . A ' A 1 1 1 1 1' ' ' ' ' . . 1 ' . . . . . A ' ' I At ' I 1 ,, 1 Y 1 Y x y l 4 1 r 1 Ae ' 1 1 , ,1 ' , . ' . N A A A A , . .A A .A . A A A . . A , .A . , , A , , an ' rv . 1 1 1 ' 1 L 1 , , C . 3 . . . . , .A . A A - . 1 . . ' I A 1 - , - -.5 - 1-1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . r . . . . . i . A . . , A. ' ,. , ,,., A .Y A..A,- A . ,AY . ' 1 , , . . 1 . ' . . 1 - - -C - . A A1 . 1 A 1 1 11 1 1 1 1 . . . .' ' ' ' 'A A . . . A A .1 A , ., , A A 5, ' ., rly. 4 v x 1 1 - 1 ' 1. ' I . K , ey . , . . ' 1 U 1 11 1 . 1 Y' , ' 1 . 4 4 . . ., . c K . A. 1 A. 2 .1 . A1 A A 1 1 Av. . .A , 1' A . 2 . ' A v - 1 11 1A' 'A- ' - ' 1 1 1 . . . 1 , 1 .' ' r . . ' , 1. ' ' - . . , . , , 1 -A1 l1 1 . . 1 1 ' ' . A A S e . e ' .' '. , - A- ,I1 , - 2 . , -A 1 , ' , , 1 .1 . C . , . 1' ' A 11 1 '. 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Class W111 fCo1zt111ueeI from Pzeeedznq Pngej Mauan M1oL1k leaves L H S 111 011101 to take up a new educ1t1on She s golner to be a f211111LlLttL she saysl Bob Jones leaves hls ab1l1t5 to shuffle hls feet to Dale Cowles Geo1ge Jones gladly glves up h1s Job lt the Chev1olet balagfe as '1uto mechame to h1s llkelv suceessm, l1ttle b1othe1, Ol1ve1 Roval Fdglngzton had wlaeked hls bl 11n 1 n11ll1on t1l11CS tlxlng to th1nk Whit he eoulel le 1ve fO1 the unelenelassmen Flnallx he de elded he would Just 1e'1ve so he eou el ,fzo 1nto the SIIOCCIX buslness O1val DlI12'111i!'l leaves h1s stuebous w us to '7'7 '1'7 You tell us someone 'No Jl1I1l0l 1 th It a1nb1t1ous 'ucv Lan Ha1tsho1n le 1ves he1 wax w1th the te1che1s to Don MeKeown 1nd Squllt NIef'o1 DOIIQ Haffne1 anel MWXIHL Stevens w1ll then he1ght to all those t1ll ones who wlsh thev h1d It Ros'1l1e Fggfleston beque1ths he1 v1ol1 tu IVI1 Qp1ee1 1n 011191 th1t she mav follow a b11ll1 111t e'11ee1 ln the l1te1a1x fxeld Della C1nkov1tch w1lls -.I1111111X B1enn'1n 1nd h1 e11 to 1nv 2111 who woulel llke to 11610 to sehool even noon J1ne Can bequeaths he1 XV1HI11Y1f anel hold mer w 15s to he1 s1ste1, Juelv MBIJOIIL B1sho1, who hoped to beeome 1 stew 11dess XV1Sl1OS to leave th1N 1mb1t1on to A117111 Rleh nelson Fllen Bo1n11 who 1s seen but seldom he 11d goth now le 1ve thls Vlltlll to I 1 Xe1ne Fun 1111 John Contus leaves hls vast Qt0l0 of knowl edge of bxology to M1 Coy so he mav sav he ls an unusual sneclmen Kenneth Cowan leaves the Longmont Candv kltchen to futu1e emploxees of that flIl11 Alan Caley, known IS Deadexe, wllls hls 'tbllltv to keep out of the wax of pl0tlUCl1I1Q,' dools to Douglas R II1fl0lPl'l Robent Chfmdlel w1lls hls SXNQd1Sl1 ch'11 '1eter1st1es, namelv blonele halr and blue eyes to B111 Mexels, an 'udent IOWQI of Swedes Ronald Bau1 Kenneth Awe111l and JGIIN A1ehulet'1 leave the11 01111 sweet w'1v of get Une: 1nto teaehe1s han to am of then sue eesso1s of w hom there 11e plentv Malvlln B1own le 1ves he1 Job of pOSt91 palntmer to the futule Boosters Glenn Domann w1lls he1 WIOIIU plaxmg to '111 the Iun1o1 Hlgh v1ol1n1sts Bettx Bnan w111s he1 1b1l1tx to get along w1th people to the one 1nel onlx MBIV Iwanees lhmstnong C'b'11lene Ma1t1n 1 new sen1o1, gel 1dlv leaves he1 f1eekles 101 Janlee Qhultz X11g11n11 Mabe wlshes he1eb1 to bequeath he1 fL111ll'l1l1L w'1xs to Ollxe Mae MePh1llms And now as exeeutols of the L 1st 11111 and 'I'est1ment of the semen el1ss of 1941 we NVIQII to elose th1s l1ttle eplstle w1th the old savlnz All thlngs good 01 b1d must come to an end Clntgg of 1941 Pattx Qlav E'11lene Whlte V1 1tnessed bv R U Battv Queen of Sheb1 Two Pe'1s 1n 1 Pod Plpe OIat1OH RFAT CHII' F lt IQ w1th eo1n1111ngl1ng of Ieelmes that I eome he ll 1ep1esent1ng HIV g'one thlougah battles slele bv slde, IYN1 now eomes the pa1t1ner We 11e 111111 ato1ns 1n the grleat exele of llfe 111 XXl'11Cl'l LVCINOHO IS movmg: on to make 1oo1n fol S0111LOI1L else FVLIX ve ll 111U1W pass on 1nel new ones come to 1epl1ee the111 QLDIOIN zznaduate and 1un1o1s step 101W 11e1 to flll the v 1eane1es VS e the QLNIOIS have eome to a t1111L ln ou1 llves when we must ISSUIUL 1espons1b1l1t1es Qome of us Illl 1dx know wh1t 0111 task ln llfe 1 1nd w1ll soon set out to unde1t1ke It Othels Response to R AT CHI1'I we of the t11be of 4? 1eeept XOUI eh1llenge and slneelelv hope that we 11111 be 1ble to hold ou1 eolols hxgzh IS h1s XOUI t11be ln past xea1s Dunne these XEIIS we have stluerefleel to5rethe1 to It tam ou1 eommon ,fro 11 111d lt w IS thloueh thls stluefgllngr th It vely e lllX we came to feel like lJIOtl1LlS 'I'h1ouerh the 1 11s th It l Iowed blothelllness h1s been deepened 1nd Nt1LI1fIfl'lE.I'lLll 1nd thus we flnd lt h11el to eome to the 171111112 of the w us In VIQXXIHQ' 1ou1 futule tl 111s we see '1 elouel of el11k'1ess th It vells us all xet ou1 t11be l'11 the utmost eo 1f'1denee th 1t the stlenfzth 1nd pe1 exe1anee ,elven to vou bx the Gxeat Qpnxt of us ale 1s yet undee1ded but we st1ll have ou1 Jobs to elo and we w1ll sooner 01 l1te1 flnel Oul el xsses have be eome ,meat 1111011115 du1 mg: ou1 hlerh sehool llves and we the Qenlols feel hono1eel and penfeetlx s11e ln le 1v1ngf ou1 lLSIJ011S1b1lltlLi 1n sueh e 1pable h 1nds as xouls We h1ve chosen fm ou1 el 1ss eolols 1ed wh1te 1nd blue bee 1use we feel that 1'7dtll0tlS11T 1s needed now IS neve1 befole In leavlng this plpe w1th xou we w1sh to ehallengze xou to ac cept the wolk and WOIIW that goes YY1tl'l It I am su1e th It xou will not flll Fuqmze' li 111111118 Plpe Orahon wxll f.,ll1!1e xou tl'11OLlf.l'l'1 the loekx pl1ees 1head Soul p1th thmuerh the elalkness w1ll not be' without lld1tlSl'l1D, for thele are so111e of the 1 e1test 111118 t b f1eee 1n 1ou1 1ou1 e. th1ou5Ih life Yet, we ue tlulv eeztaln that w1th sueh 1 Splllt IS xou have shown 1n the pxst xou wlll 1e1eh the 91lVCl llfllllg' of that elalk elouel 1nel ploeeed on up the p 1th to the lleht Thele xou will flnel the hanvnness and sueeess ln l1fe th It e1e11one of XOUI tube so Justlx llCKLlXCS C lef It 1s w1th 2'lilt's011OXX th 1t we 1eI xou and 1ou1 tl1l3C eoodbxe Ralph Qzfuby . 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Y Y, , ,, if V I' v -12 - 1 L- 1 - -1 . .. , v. .1 1 I -' r 1 I 11: A I X - -.. -,e.. . fo- 1 - -1 - 1-' 1-1 2- .1 1 1 2 r V -41 ' ' 7 .I A 1 1 ' 1 A. ., Y , , V1 V. Y, ' ' 2. . , K- .1111 1 1 .r1-A' 1 A' - - L Y I, . ., ,Z . h.iV. .K V. -IV VV H V V V, b. 2 .,L 2 , I 3 . . , ,S V V i I, Y V , - . v ' 1 2 1 A- - 2 ' ' ' ,.q,Y,. ., Y'Y, Y , ., A .- , -- V I 'twig 6 17 9 2 'A J., ts' far W.. I' 1 4 2? 6 D - 'Y E51 fs fi-Tx Ti, IYVIIQ-1 r-rw' f Q' QW 335- x -- 1 ' - F el Je v Aitfyv-Y ii aa - 4 --gm.. 5 , ' n -,5v9's. 1' H , . ,Wt .... ? . I JL., -34-I 9 I f4,M 5-5' 'ww LM-f' If K Z. 'wr' 1 . L., ,W Q iw, ,mf HL'-ii NSW 5 :fi an Early History ot Longmont Schools Ihr- 4-ltx' nt l.on:in--ni xxzis st-til.--I in ti.-or-lv win: wi-rw inte-rn-st---l in 1-.ln--zitittn. N-:tri---ly liznl thi- tit--vt-lt-:1i'i'ix'--ii uh'-it th.-'. ni.i-l.- r--:lily at ltiiil-lin: Inr :t svliwllliitiis--, 'I'his uns in ili.- st-rin: I-f lfi. 'l'ln- first it-rin. wlii--li was only ixxi. in-inti.s in lt-nuth. lPt'L11lll.lllll4'lT. INTI. ityrnn l.. 4':irr wus Q-ni' 1-11.51-il :is tfriii--itlzil :intl -ontinn--il it-rs'-r--i'1il it-inis. Ili- :intl Mrs. 1':irr w--iv thi- lIISl ti-an--li'-rs in th.- l,1in:n11-nt si-linnls. I-'or sen-i':xl yt-airs thi- si-li--nl ti-rm was only two or thru- ini-nths 11-nu, :tn-l tht- Si-li-ti-1 ll-'air-l ratrifly nn-t Sf-lim-l Iiistrii-t Xinnlu-r iT wus 1'11i'l11t-ii on uvtoin,-i' 1. INTI. nnih-r ,Klint-r li. ltr-mvii. Voiinty SII- pt-rinte-n-lt-nt of Si-lim-Is, Wzirrt-n lllinn wits nizxili- first l'rt-siili-nt nf tht- litiziril uf l-Iiliii-ntioin: ltyron I., 1':irr, Sm-iw-tzti'3': :intl Willizini ll. latws, 'I'tw-ns- lll'1'l'. Thi- first ye-:xr :i fin- mill tux wits lt-vit-il tn vztri- for 1-xtn-list-s of thi- svlinnl lllSll'lt'l.1 in INT!! it wus rnis+-tl tu six tnills.:1n4l in 1x71 to tt-n mills. School was hm-lil for :1 nntnln-r of yt-airs in T,ihi'z1t'y Hull on thi- wi-st sith- of Mztin Street he?- twt-vn Fifth :intl Sixth .XVQ'lllIt'S. ln INTU at site- was ptiwliztst-il for za in-W si-lnmllimist-, :intl in INTT J, H. 'l'll0IllIlS4lIl plztnni-ml tin- first srlimillmiist--thv t-:lst wing of tht- pr.-st-nt Vi-ntrzil S1-html. lt wats at two- story brit-ls lnnlilim: I!TxTI fm-t with at stunt- lllblllltlil- tion, two rtmins on tin- Ffl'4lllll1lilll1l0ll0 in tht- si-4-mul str-ry. lt uns lniflt in IXTN :intl nvlilf--l to in lvl FUI-I :i.'.iin in 1:-mt, lfn- niun s-Iinnl uns Hi-:niiizv-il in ixxi :mil vlzss-s in-lil in tht- V.-ntrzil i-nil-hnu. lint in lxi-fi it was in-ti'---l ti- th-- l're-sl-yt.-ricin ,Xi-:tilt-iny nt Sixth :ut-l .Xixxi--1-l xxli--iw it ri-niatini--1 until li'-tl. .Xt thait ti.n- it xxzisini-x---I Iiill:l'I1r'XY liiulis-ln---l.tli--S-Hills 1-:irt -if ill- 5-rt-st-nt linil-linu. whit-li wus Q-iw-vti--l HA inn, Thi- 1'-ill:-wilt: nit-n. Wliiisv mini:-s nrt- fzi- n':li:ir in thi- liisttiy-5 ity' tho tifwii, in-rv im-iiiitt-i's nl tht- tu-st si-l1.t..1 ltnzirils :tn-l t-lain-il an iinptwrtaint It'll'l in tht- f-qirlx' lllSl1tI'X of our st-liiinls: Il. M. , . ., , lliiltihn-ii. lfrzinlcll. N-1-ni: Ihiviims Iintlt,-r, J. B. 'I'1iiti:1tisi-ii, XY, XY, S.-i--ir. XY. J, .Xtwiniil. 1,'. li. llziy, I-I. .L Vntfin. ll. I,, l'2lI'l', :in-l .l. Bl. 'l'nrrill. 4tt1tit,il:iin-t- :rt-w rzipiilly in tht- nt-wly' tlirnn-tlilist1'it-t in lllt'i'ill'lYXt'1lI'S2llI1lillZlI'LIt'l'lllllll- In-r nf l ill'lIl'l'S wi-rv i-iiiplnyt-ti from tinn- tn tiint-. Anil st. wt- pass on for i-ight yt-:ii's,o1-iiiitiltht- first 1-hiss urmliizxtt-il front high st-liool in Iwi, l-'ruin this point tht- liisliwy will be 1-ontintieil in the 11042 yt 111' lnmli. Tilt- tfum tlmtlnill 1-liztmpiinis he-low lit-luring: to history nf at inn:-h lznti-r ilzitt- thztn that on the re-st 1-I' tim paint-. lint tht-sv t'll2lllllrlllllS atntl tht- 19411-ii 4-lizitnt-inns 4-:tn shake- hzinils an-ross tht- yi-airs. so it si-t-int-il fitting in thi- lixilt uf this yt-:tr's triiinitvh tu sw- thi-ir tau-vs zigztin. 1908 Football Champ1ons Back row iltft to right! Wxlllflflll Dillingmr Jack Ilunm in Roy Luffin htorun Booth Warren Hartman Willi limmamln Ntrnwn Hartman Stcoml ruin Chester Flanders Raymond Ntl-.nn Yincent Loffm Rolls Scruln I-ront rmx Ralph Rim in I luxd Great: Joe VS itht nm Bula Scrubs I' lmer Bloom u s I-1' A. fw 14' ,im ,7-my ,, ,fi L4 ., M, A I I li' + lvl.-1.-ini-.1..i,.f1..i..i.1i..T.'.--.-....1..,ni-11I11T.--11...-....i..-1-.i------1.1--- + VL. 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H101 in.,-M.- -,.........-. - 1 1 ...1i.w.-.m1un-.miW GAS 011- GREASING SIG'S SERVICE Seiberling Retreading Texaco I7I'OfILICtS VVunstop Washing Batteries Duzzit Brlllhart s Food Store Fx e1xth1ng lOl the Table Shop bx Phone but Dehvux Safeway tore th md 'Ham D1st11lJut1on NI 1tl1OL1ll Wa te Alumnu fl H S Butler Conoco SCFVICC ith and Nlxln St Gax 1 Conoco P1 oduttx l0llEIllllI'lTS IIIIUSEIIIEIIT IEIIIER Natural Gas Is the Ideal FL EL O1 HOUSE HEATING COOKING WATER HEATING REF RIGERATION Automam Ftononncal Publlc SCTVICC Co of Colo INCOLN IBERTY IFE INSURANCE Pat O COHHOI Agent Iltney Dance Exen FFICIAX Roosevelt AUCIlt0llUIl1 I F 1 o 9 A v .3 , T v V' ' 1 x . 1 ' ' . A . f ' T z I ' . A. , 1. . v. Y S ' . s o .. . . . ' 1 2' .' . ' . . , I lui I f ' fr, H Spnnsurerl by AI1l6,l'Il'IIl L g'on NIARSHALL S nn IH S n Gruen and Buloxa Watchee Flne Diamonds MARSHALL S Jexulus md Optometlxst A . Ye -uf ff VP , Y a Pollock's Conoco Station ' Sour Convenient Station Down Town K Gas Oils U Greasing F Washmg F XOLR LONGVIOINT l! If V + - - - - ------ - - 4- Phone 480 oth and Maxn PARKER and SHEAFFFR Pountlm PUT' and Pencllx Rfxdlo station KP KA 910 Ixxlocycles LUTES MW L-.qv ,7- W 'ff' WOQKING F' c3LoT1-1115125 112 Blain Street l l1o11e 2 5 OIlL,I3llllit10I1N to Clav of 41 Bl RITE Cut Rate Drug Store qhop Xl l1e1e S ou Que Prfltt GL Brown lil AI lf S Real Fxtate loam IIINLIIAULQ and Rental I l Anderson Fuel, Feed and Seed Crllllfllllg, Rolhng, ll1XlI1f, and Cle1n111g U1 llldlll St ltillglllllllt o 11 os D lVlull1gan ' llflllblllg, Hedtlng, T111111113, Geo Noble s Market Q11f1l1tx Nlefnt N Nl 1111 1 A good lJLlNlIl6 161lLltdtlOIl doe Il t 131111 upox 91 111ght but g10XRN loulx and ouncllx became ll 1 1ooterl 111 the olul f.,1OllIlCl ol CLlNtOl'Il61 54t1NtaLt1o11 Golden West lVl1ll1ng Company X N OIIJPX XX ' ki 1 I X 8 '. . T. . rw A r 2 . -V V ' Y -.' ' LL .'. . , C l. L Il . r ' . T 11, JRC ' ' r I l S . , for r ' v A 1 S I,o11g'n1o11t. ll4llUl'Zl l 1 Iflhmt Dvli ,muy 21.11 A 1' Phme 2-1 NYE l'll'll,ll'lVl'l .... 1 ss ' ' ' s o s g ' ' ' fs' f' 'f . ll' YUL' WANT THE Bli. l'---L'.'l'I G . If 'l-IST 1 4. ., ,,,, ,....-,.- -, -W- - .- - Q. ,fl L 5 flldl0 :D1St1I1Ct1V9 Portralts O , Y I I1 '34' IN am Stleet Q Q 26 Covers for the 1941 TRQIAN By St Louls NI OLU1 We re Budget Tamers Here at Penney ,s I ! oz e the J C Pumu 1 LU un LU tomu xx 1th the e t uh meh e xg t n Inu IX ILDLIIII 1 Ju t mx x L m xx u L x LK L nu 1 The Nuttmg Motor Company PONTIAI tml ILIK I UNC NIONT CHAI TPR X, Ihhmr Th Hlulau . - iss 7 J 1' -V ? 5 V I f Z fl X i T ,.'. co3 K KL K - F' - 339 y urs 1 . '. A C 1. has R bex ser' Q' its ' s fs 1 bs A 1 A mc 2 S- at the lovlst possible cost 'fig' ff to thc cus o wr. A business 1'nL1x1fiwi on the Golden Rule. 2 4 we bu'-H in IA 'ing' up to El '1 1 ion lflt ' S Ulf Huy Q' your shopping' VhfJl'L'lNHI1'ySZIV- K . K mf x 5 ' if 'ill -s and co ll'IL'UL1S sol' 'i '- are th- ' L ' P ,. ' l-. wt.. 'U 55512 A ,W up I Q.. - .- ,nm ,, 4. JN Q. QT ON VACATION IDEAL 111 1 D11 1 TIMES CALL DT111 171 Market 1111 1 1111 1 gl 11 t1111 111 Central Mcwlcet 1 11111111 1111111 90 1,1 114111111 11 It f FRANK W STRAWN 1311111111161 C 1 111111.11011 A1111111111111111111 C 111 411111 G1m11 111511411 1111111 T111111111 11111 1 1: Nd.X1I1 1 F1111f1x XX111 11511111 111111 1 111 111 It 11111 1111111 1 x 111 N1 T116 1.111111111o11t Nz1t11111 11 1311111 - Y V 1 . 7 IN ICYC 'H XA1 ' I 111' Pies ,K , ,A 'J' ' 111111111111111 1.1 11111 1',1111111111111 V . 1 F-F UI' 1.1111g'11111111 211111 f4lll11l11l11l1lj' N11 .12 51. 1'1 111111 1-31 x ' 'Q1 11011 f 1111 21 i s the ' 1'1:1ss111' 1.1-11 lZ1'1z'S1. 1'1 IL C1111 f'z1 11' ' s 1 11 3 C'1z1ss 111' 1.1111 S1C11YIf'1'f ,-XXII SA'l'1S1 Af 1'1UN ' 'S 11 2 ' . 11 1 'z s ' ' s , ' s ' ' 'ls Y '1.'1t1 ff' 11' ' De ' 1z 1'11we1'1'111 2111- 11111 191' 11111.11 . . . Y1 ' Nl'L'l1 '1' 1'- '111' . . . S12 ' .'zx'i11g . . . '1'1111z15'. ' . I 7 Z7 C L A Sl'1 1'L' 111f11111111111 Meet Your Friends at GEORGE'S LONGMONT CANDY CO NICED GLASSES 1' Se-0 JERNIGAN . 4352! lfm11'tl1 Avo. C'o11g1'atulations to the Class of 1941 Dflwson s Rfmdle Servme BI. VIC MOTOR OILS R. P. ICIJUI Everly Oil Co. 45339 Main D1 tlllmulm of Calxo Gflwllm P m vi FXPP PT ILBPIC-XTION Bittuu Portrmts that Please HQFFMAN STUDICD J U8 xldlll St Plump 1 SATISF-XLTION CL -XRA'NThED 3 . c c 'S .' .S ' ' If ' 1 hu 1 T3 ff I 1 . ' 1 1 .' 1 A is 'l'll'l'r O o o o ..,, I. . A .,f Class of 1941---We C'o11g1'at11late You Great Western Beet Sugar 1 tx iam Nu c Co Nlomx tm Ilon Imlu tlx In -Xdxota I'!1t I Great Western Sugar Company WAT IS HARDY BHIICY S Barbecue Home Nlade I e Rankln Se-rvxce Statlon Ralph IVI1IIer Shoe I -X143 UIJII ll n 1 IJRX C I F-XNINC ANI? IRI SSINC IX Q Clean -XIIXIIIIIIQ, That Clt in il I Longmont oc:IeI Laundry We -XI o XX 1 I1 -XIIXIIIIIIQD Phat XMI hahle Ihone 161 Is the Same QL ali I' as '- I .' gnu' Ani ' sts Less . K Y Boost ' ' ie s j . ' ting Its Use to Your ' -11 Is K , Vornggrzxttnlzxtiorls In Vluss of all r 1 1 - Your -A I ,i S IIl'2IlItILI2ll'IL'I'S ful' SZIIIIIXYIVIIVS Ifoumzxill Service Ice f'1-Q-11111 C mdk ' CO. I'e1'cy IC. Jones. P 'op. My 1. ,f I. I Y 1, V, Trix ' ms: Ts lllf II ' I ' ' Q Q If ill! flfl lf rith zunl BI: VII I.o11gf mom I I I ',,I ffl .-' I 'Ifffi I' I ' - .' ' f ' 's ' 12 z ne 3.s 'as , L' ' f' s , . H I Rosu1cmnsCo Wllhams Cafe HHS! I rnmlm 0 fl IIIIIAIIOIIN to A N 1 11 U 1L11l Snlmoul mn TN 1 3 ,NWN N unix 111111111111 I H Ihmt N Golden TYHHSIICY Co I 1111111 XIOXIIUI Smal J FIRST NATIO AL BANK 1 QNI ill III O1 N111 0U1df0 ICC H! H 1 4 I X U LONGMONT TIMES CALL PRINT 7 Q 7 i . . , , A A Sfvuff Il ff'l'flfI1'l1 1' ,jmf 6' 1155: - ' .' t'l's.' oi' fl' 1'1 2 .'- I 1g.' 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