Longmont High School - Trojan Yearbook (Longmont, CO)

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MARGIE MUSTARD IN dedicating this volume of the annual to 'tMargie , as she is known informally to students of L. H. Sl. and more particu- larly to members of the Choir, we feel that we are acknowledging one of the most familiar and best-liked teachers in the high school. Known all over Longmont High for her good sportsmanship aid personal inter- est in all of her choir members, Miss Mus- tard is widely recognized as one of the most competent of choral instructors in the Northern Conference. Our hats are off to Miss Margie Mustard as recipient of this yea.r's Trojan dedication. DEDICATICDN IN the eyes of the Annual Staff, Budd Pitchford, head of the Commercial De- partment, sports writer for the Longmont Times-Call, and familiar figure at all ath- letic events, has more than earned the ho' or cf the dedication of this 1947 volume of The Trojan. Budd, as he is known to most students of L. H. S., with his magnetic personality ard vital interests in all activities of the school, trains accurate typists and secre- taries for the business world of tomorrow. His aid to the sports writers of the Yearbook is gratefully acknowledged by The Staff? BUDD PITCHFORD 55

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Friends Forever The doors to the World are open To ambitions great and new, And here and there we stop and think Of our classmates kind and true. 'Tis sorrow for this departure From our friends and classes too, But till we meet someday At home or away, May God bless all of you! -Edward Bock. PATRICIA HERBER AND DANE GRAVES QSelected by student vote as the outstanding girl and boy CLASS MOTTCD of the class of '47.J Today We followg tomorrow we lead. CLASS FLQWER Red Rose

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7lze 74' Published by the Annual Staff of Longmonf High School Volume nineteen 1947 Foreword ELL, our job is almost over. In fact, whenpyou receive this book of Blue and White memories it will be over. We sincerely hope that our efforts to produce the Trojan have not been in vain. We are aware that others are just as able as We, but We appreciate your willingness to overlook our mistakes and benefit by them. Through our efforts, we have tried to give expression to the true spirit of L. H. S. We hope this spirit, which is uniting all departments closer and closer, is making a better and greater school. BOB RANDOLPH, Editor. Back row tleft to right: Peggy Pickett, features: Gloria Alexander, assistant ediborg Virginia Thompson, typistg Mary Jo Brown, literary editor: Patty Smith, features. Third row: Darwin Lingle, photographer: Mary Alice Dietmeier, art: Sue Paper, features, Patty Herber, sports editor: JoAnn Stroh, businessg Lulcie Lou Stevenson. art: Tom Woolley, photographer. Second row: John Krill, financial adviser: Jean Stanley, typist: Marilyn Cain, feature editor: Patty Johnson, literary: Betty Mae Hindorff, art: Katherine Gres-namyre, sponsor. Front row: Bob Randolph, editor: Ann Brewbakvr, business: Ed Dworak, business manager: Patty McCaslin, literery: Katherine Gres-nam 're sions r. Y v l 0 Not in picture: Gordon Boersma, photographer: Don McKean, sports writer: Bob Rundle, photographer. has GQ! ,lgnaj ri I