Longmont High School - Trojan Yearbook (Longmont, CO)

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Dedication IN DEDICATING the 1948 Trojan to Birdie Driver, we feel that we are only acknowledg- ing one of the most well-liked and cooperative teachers in the high school, a person who is always helpful with any problem that comes up. Miss Driver, who prepares junior high students for the changing world conditions with the study of geography and history, is also a friendly advisor. She helps many junior highers by listening to their problems. Miss Driver doesn't neglect her old students who have long since passed into the senior high world. She always has a friendly word for each and every one of them. We salute you, Miss Driver, may you continue in your work of making these years the best of ones life. GGTHE BEST YEARS OF OUR LIVES is the theme of the Trojan, so in dedicating the yearbook we choose someone who has made these really the best years. We know that you'll agree that Mr. Leo Meyer and his music fit these quali- fications well. Many important functions would fall flat without the help of the band, and most of the parades would be devoid of music. Without the fine orchestral arrangements made by the instru- mental director of Longmont schools, Mr. Meyer, the concerts throughout the year wouldn't be nearly so well attended as they are. We salute you, Mr. Meyer, for helping to make these years in high school the very best of our entire lives.