Longmont High School - Trojan Yearbook (Longmont, CO)

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. . ---v-,.v,..Y---?..,,- ,,,.,, v , N DEDICATING the 1946 Trojan to Katherine Greenamyre, we are attempt' ing to repay to some extent her efforts in this publication. During times when maf terials were unavailable and costs were risf ing, the difficulty of printing an annual has increased many fold. Because of the guidance and the ceaseless labors of our sponsor we are able to present this Trojan s P KATHERINE GREENAMYRE V l P D l 1 MONG his other duties around school, i W. R. Hickman is the Junior Class 3 Dedication yearbook of 1946 as a tribute to her. fefANNuAL STAFF W. R. HICKMAN sponsor and the faculty adviser of Student Council. Last year the boys really got to know him in football, and the student body have come to appreciate his friendly per' sonality, his interest in everyone, his good reasoning and advice, and his readiness to cofoperate with any group. Mr. Hickman, incidentally, is also a keen sportsman and a fisherman who ties his own flies. Qui' hats are off to you, Mr. Hickman, for helping to make our high school days happy ones. A V -Y A k,.. .,.l..x., ,, .ard ,