Longmont High School - Trojan Yearbook (Longmont, CO)

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Superintendent To the Class of 1948: Congratulations to each of you for attain- ing graduation from high school! It has long been a goal for you. I hope that you feel much satisfaction as you look back over your school career-satisfaction which comes from the opportunities that you have had and also from the use you have been able to make of these opportunities. From now on you will have increasing responsibilities. You will find these stimu- lating in the best sense of the word. They are what makes life worth while. I hope you will experience great joy in them and that all your life will be successful and happy. niifffwrwn :u P1'1I1C1pal To the Class of 1948: As you graduate from high school, you take with you our sincere best wishes for a successful life. Throughout your school years, you have been more or less guided and protected from the rougher side of life. Now as you have to face life with its varied opportunities and hardships, we hope your training will stand by you. Henry Ford has said, If there is any one secret of success, it lies in the ability to get the other person's point of view and see things from his angle as well as your ownf' Along with this, a willingness and the ability to assume responsibility is one of the pre- requisites of success. Never fret because someone else has done better. If you try to do the best you can, and achieve the sin- cere feeling that you are doing the best you are capable of, you have attained as much success as any man can. ffwwfmmf

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J. F. PATTERSON C. I.. ARMSTRONG R. E. HAMM GLAIJYS RIGEDER K. L. SANISORN JOHN HARTMAN School Board AS REPRESENTATIVES of the school district the school board has an eye on the future and ideas on how to keep up with the demands of the times. The institution of one of the first driver training courses in the state employing a dual control car resulted from one of these ideas. Secondly, a temporary band build- ing was constructed because of the need for more room. The school board is elected because of their ideas and experience in handling the affairs of the school district. We think that the school board does a fine job in keeping up with the ever-changing demands of the students, of the townspeople, and of the times. I munullll

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The L. B. ADAMS Assistant Principal, Visual Education: A.B. tWest, Statel, A.M. 1Colo. U.: RAYMOND T. ASHBAUGH Mathematics: A.B. QC. S. C, Ed.J FRANCIS A. BOLTON Science, Industrial Arts: B.A. lColo. U.y HELEN BOYCE English, Journalism, Latin: Trojanews: A.B. fU. of Iowal DOROTHY BOYD Shorthand, Bookkeeping: B.S. fSo. West Teachers' Collegej, 10kla. U.l MARY BRADY Physical Ed.: B.S. fBriar Cliff College, Sioux City, Iowal MILDRED BROWN Home Economics: B.S. ilkbr. U.l GEORGE I-I. CHASE English: Sponsor The Trojan: A.B. iUniversity of Indianal, M.A. fUniversity of Kentuckyl MANLEY C. CHRISTENSEN World History: Football Coach! A.B. YC. S. C. Ed.l ZELMA COON English, Speech: A.B. fOhio UJ EMMA DAVIS Arithmetic, Science: B.S. 1Nebr. UJ BIRDIE DRIVER Geography, History: A.B. QDenver UJ EDITH GAEBEL English: Co-Sponsor Boosters: A.B. fMt. Union College, Alliance, Ohioj KATHERINE GREENAMYRE English: A.B., A.M. fC. S. C. Ed.J DALE GRIFFITH History: A. B. 1Western State College! JEANETTE HAEGER Art: B.F.A. QDenver U.J JESSAIWINE HANEY English, Spanish: A.B. tColo. U.l ELLA HAUBOLD Library: A.B. tNebr. Wesleyanj, B.S. in L.S. fUniv. of Denver? No Picture HERMAN GAEBEL Vocational Agriculture: Adviser F. F. A.: B.S. tOhin State U., NORMAN HILLYER Commercial, Mathematics: B. S. tNebr. U., Lincoln School of Commercel ANNA HOLCK Health Supervisor: 1St. Joseph's Hospital, Denver? Faculty