Longmont High School - Trojan Yearbook (Longmont, CO)

 - Class of 1952

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95' '95 .1 AN CARN1 '44 1, A lsff w e org 8lCWbt9FS3y er e P c tt a ona to Seedle C rare helen P Hr M o P Annual Staff HE members of your 1952 Trojan have Worked long and hard to bring to you the Carnival It has been more fun than a circus for c1at1on to the student body for making th1s publication posslble We hope that as you scan 1tS pages you will always find something to bring back a happy memory Georgella Hays edited this year s Trojan aSS1St9d by Janice Painter Miss Geraldine Edmondson and Miss Cay Wells were the energet1c and capable sponsors Foreword HE school year of 1952 IS comlng to a close Though the classes haxe come and gone v1v1d and lasting memorles of each and every one remams with us as we look through the pages of our Trojan annuals The Trojan Staff of 52 has worked constantly with the SIDCSFQ hope of publishing a book whlch will help to bring back to all of us the happy thoughts of the entire school x ear and which will help to brlng to everyones mind the cherlshed fr1endsh1ps which they have made in the halls of L H S GEORGELLA HAYS Edltol Pt wal-.11 l V laik TWO First ro ll ft t i htl: J n' e e s , ll ' Mill , J an Dow, Janice ainter, Georgella Hays. Sue Macy. Se ond row: Seo M yfield, D n Up n, Sue , ,eo T i , at a vey, ary Jean Pennycook, Jack R throck. Daryl Cam hell. L6 ' 77 ' ll ' V7 Ai ' V7 the Annual Staff members, and each one of us Wishes to express his appre- 5 I ' ' Y LL ' 77 ' ' ' - . 1 y - . T ' ' N ' 0 7 . , . . . . . . . - 7 - . . , A . - . 1 U v Georgella Hays, editor: Janice ain er, Assis n 'd' or. Sponsors: Miss We-l s. Miss EllYIl0Ull50Il. wr X L s - l GENIUS AT WORK AUC? PHI' QTJPPFR WRITE UP WORRIES DO NOT DISTURB ERRAND BOY MASTER PHOTOGRAPHEF? 5 FQEMBFQANDT CUTTING UP guy L '--.. Ii' . VINCI IHXGIC TH Rl-Il' PAGE FOUR Mrs Coon E THANK you Mrs Coon for your enthuslasm and ready sm1le that We all know and apprec1ate so much To you We dedlcate the 1952 Trojan We appreclate your help to the Pep We take off our hats to you Mrs Bess Coon Ded1cat1on Mr Ashbaugh Y DEDICATING the 1952 Trojan to Mr Ray Ashbaugh we hope to show our appreclatlon for h1S many years of servlce to our school It IS because of h1s asslstance to the Senlor Class that Baccalaureate and Commencement run so smoothly each year We would l1ke to take thls oppor tumty to thank h1m for all he has done to beneflt Longmont H1gh School fl A Club and Sophomore Class as a sponsor. I I B A R AJm'n'5rVA1ion f 1-7 'I PAFE SIX 4L1tt gil V5 H Board of Directors HERE IS a t1reless group behlnd the Trojans It IS the school board of D1str1ct 17 They spend much X aluable t1me solvmg dlfflcult problems of the Longmont schools The school board 1S elected because of thelr 1deas and experrence rn handhng the affalrs of the commumty We thlnk the school board does a flne Job ln keeplng up wlth the ex er changlng demands of the students townspeople and of the trmes We the students of Longmont H1gh School thank the School Board for thelr rnanv seruces so freely and vulhnglv gn en cr 054433 lf Q, A ,if IW' K 'f o ri fh : Mr. 'illiam L. VVurcs-sn-r, Dr. C. F. Thorpe. Mrs, J. S. Haley, Mrs. H. . Nelson. Mrs. Gladys Reeder. Mr. Kent Sanborn tsupcrintcmient of schoolsl. Mr. Richard Hamm. 0 I . . 7 . . . . . . . . . 7 - . . . 9 L' 1 7 . 7. A Y. . . 7 . 52K 6-'ffgx A,-V aim 'V .nj if H' f iffy .vb ig W 1 A -. Y viz. 1 To the Class of 1952 You have come to the tune ln your educatlonal development Wh1ch 1S com Y mencement Many years of prepara t1on have preceded th1s t1me and now you are ready to commence You may commence to work at your l1fet1me Job you may commence to prepare for your l1fet1rne work by more spec1al1zed study 1n college or you may be unable to commence elther unt1l m1l1tary SGYVICS has been completed Whatever your ca e may be It IS certaln that the prepa ratlon you now have w1ll be valuable to you To the class of 52 We b1d farewell W1th you w1ll go the best w1shes of the faculty for a l1fet1me of success pkvefefa f To the Class of 1902 Congratulatlons to each of you on reachmg graduat1on day It 1S a joyous occaslon and one Whlch has long been a beckonlng goal to you We trust that your years 1n the Long mont Schools have been happy years and that many pleasant memorles from them w1ll gladden you often The d1sc1pl1nes of thls perlod from the school and from your out of school envlronment have helped f1t you to meet your future W1th po1se and dlgfllty Spendmg your early years 1n tlmes of alarm and uncertalnty though dlstress 1ng at the moment IS a good preparatlon for llfe May you early f1nd your own nlche and flnd lt fllled Wlth opportunltles for sat1sfy1ng serv1ce to your SOC1Gty and your t1mes FALL EVILIN 4 . . . . . , 7 , - 7 c ,uf I ' J monly and accuratel called t'Com- , sv ' , , 7 7 , Q . . . . - L M. , . V , . ,X in 1 ' ,, Faculty L. B. ADAMS Assistant Principal, Visual Education. A.B. 1West4-rn Statel, A.IVl. lColuraLlo U.l RAXMOND T ASHBAUGH Adxanced Math Algebra AB 1C 5 C Fl HEI EN BOYLL lllll Journall'-m TroJanews Latin Llub bponbor H S mnxm A S lou Affbu DAI In GRII' FITH , Z f , rf .f J. . DOROTHY BOYD H 'fi -4 We A Shorthand, Bookkeeping, Chairman of Jr. Rewl Cross Sales 4So. West Teachers' Colleizel, lOkla. Ul MILDRED BROWN Homemakmg F H A Sponsor BS lColu A 81 M M C CHRISTENSEN VK History Counsdxnp, Track Key Club ipon-.or CC S C BI' SS COON lf nglixh u 1 monsor A li xt VNILLIAM LONKI IN Ifnglxsh Trojanens BA lColo UI CLRALDINF LDMONDBON I'n li-h Speech Annual iponeor AB llxl U GILBERT EVLRLH Xl ebra Chamibtrx Foo ball Coach A-.metant Wim Lllnx. Coach BS lBethanx College Ilndsbory. Ixanx HI' RMAN bAEBI'I Vncational Ay, Adusor t F I' A BS lOh1o Stan U I lxA'l'I-IPRINI' CRl'I'NAMYRl' l II5.llNh I7 Senior Cla Sponsor Lla N Night Aclxx Lr A M OTTO HLNRLI l Social bclence Amer Hlmtory Dr Tr AB lvlest ELLA HAUBOLD Iihrary AB fNebr Wesleyan? BS lDenwer U I VERNA HAUBOI D Biology AB QNebr Wesleyan? MS 11,010 UI IAKI' PIII-IT rl mx VN R HICRMAN ccupation Dr Tr BS ebr b T I- I AINI- HOBBB l uhuogx nun elim. Big! Sstu Lluli A 1Denxcr U J ' S , - ' , . . . : . . . . .r N. ..'.S1 .' ': .l. lU.of 'ai AJS' ' ' 'EJ ' ' 3 10, lu-I Clul sy .- 1 . . 1vvr-.- vu. 1. T., if I::'.'.S . r ':.. Ho. I V3 5' I A V., 'if 0 . Q. - I ni, I ' ' 'M A.B.: 'i .rC.s.'c.EQ1 ' ' ' l smef, M.A. lCol0..Ul ' ' K ' Industrial Arts: B.s. 1CoIo. A. al MJ Q - 1 . . . 1 , in 1.. s. o - ' S. . .1 lN . '. .c.+. llll. U.r A ly, c S ' Y: ' -- ' z .1s. A, f is .V 'J N151 M f-'f ,Y ANNA HOLCR m nlth Suu rusor 1St Ioscph Hospital Denurb AI III' RT JAMI-S Npurh As-wnuhlus Dramatlcs N I' I Spon-no Ali llhthany Collin! CLLNN .IOHNQOIN Imlustrlal Arts Tonms Coach IS I' fLolo A H Ml LI' 0 MI' 1 If R mal rchs str: o o lLo o A L MON FC OMI' RY Ihymlcal I'd Ilasklthall Coach Track Coach IS S lCoo A 81 Ml MARFII' MUQTARD Voc'1l Mnslt Supernsor Iioys Quarut IU IIS INI r Clrls Trlplm I I'HI'I PI-RRI xsnral I'rl Hklllu1Smon4or Il S tis Kz M I IIUDD PITLHI' ORD ROQE I 1 LI' Homemaklnf.. Social Sclencc F H A SDOHQOI' ISS lC00 UI SARA NI'I'VI'IiN lgllsh 10 ass pon or s IAQ lx STIRLINK Cnns Ihyslcal Iwl folf Lo.-Ich A lstant liaske-tlvall meh II S oo I FONARIJ 'NUL HSI ANI! Iunnntrv Dr Tralnlm. A-sxst mt Football Ioavh Assistant Baseball Coach B A Iwarthurx. 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K 'Pl ELEV in r x 1 t to rn. 4 J mhn n n na lim MM inn: cf 14 it ttom in uunalra Ioomlllu cull 5 ni 1 li H I lllr W Yllll Ill Fl QL n illllllil Senate HE goy erning body of Longmont Hlgh School was sponsored durlng the year by Mr M C Christensen and Miss Elaine Hobbs A boy and g1rl representative from each home room dlscussed and made flnal dec1s1ons on all school problems They worked to bring new ldeas to the annual Trojan Day, and they were respons1ble for the successful outcome The senate deserves a great deal of Cfedlt for the commendable job they have done of governing the student body of Longmont H1gh School First ron tleft to rightl Jim Mclinm We-rnon lalm1r liarlmari Ru nr Diam Tailor Iruchen Md alliard Donna Upton Joannm Draw-r Donna Harwu Scconxl ron Allnrt Tomich Rrlverta Bohn Muriel Mock han Dow laurel Hamann Don Frn t Ra mu-.sin Marx Ann Trotur Sandra lfrsck on 'Vlm nu Lhuuhill Dick Swan on Al Dxu rik Jack U4 rr Mr Qhfl un in Fifth rom Virginia John on Saumlra Iiomillu Caorulla Hax Nixth ron Mari Aliu Woollu Dall Htathrr han lhll Hmm r rhn on 1 imp nl Nunn! ron an I i Ill- lx T11 ox' ll-f hu: linl 4 so . l'r-s'i-nt: .' 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CATHERINF' HUFF Shelton Nebraska 2 Longmont 3 4 Pep Club 2 4 TroJanews 3 4 1ll1tO!' 4 Colorado Newspaper Con ference 3 4 Prom Decoration Com mittee 3 Football Banquet Commit 1 -I Occupations 4 Big Sisters L ub 4 Trojan Broadcaster 'S CHARLES IBSEN Holtlre e Nebraska 2 3 Longmont 4 Football Z 3 Basketball 2 3 4 Letter 4 Track Z 3 Duster tNews paperl Staff 3 BERYL JAMESON .ur Z 3 4 Contest 2 Tee-is Z Girls Glee 3 Trojan Day Sl-ut 3 Annual Play 4 Senior Play 4 Football Banquet Committee 4 School Board Committee Dinner 4 ALICI' JOHNSON 1 Usherette for Annual Play 3 Y Teens Occupations 4 C ass N11 ht Program 4 VIRCINIA JOHNSON Senior Class Vice President 4 Senate 3 4 Troian Day Commit tee 4 Girls State Representative 3 Vat onal Honor Society 4 Tennis 3 Letter 2 3 Annual Play 4 Sen or Play 4 Advanced Speech Flax 4 Christmas Pageant PAGE NINETEEN 1 '. l L: l I .l : l ' . ee :K Y h ' 3 ' ' 1 -1 5 ' : ly ,.: l Y E 52 ops lia 2. 3. 4: C t st L. 3. 4: Let- Ch I. .t 2' I' . 3, 4: Y- tc 4: Mlsiz- Clin' 4: '- H .' 2: Y I 3 ' C I ' L: r K li is 3. 1: 1' f --1: ' .f . . 5 mas Play 4: - ' L ' - 1 'I - - - -t: M'- sl' S.I, ' 'I : 1Lo 4. ,T.1'.I 1.' 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Attendant 3 Intramural Bas k txall 2 3 4 Track 2 Fuotmall 4 Letter 3 4 Trojan ax 5 lt 2 3 Colf 3 4 Qenior C as Color Cnmmlttee 4 Skx lung. 4 LIIARLI' S lxI ARILH Ioxgmont Z I 4 Football 4 IULCII pauuns 4 Baseball 2 6 MARII X IN KULSTI' R Vhwtmin-.tu Z l Ilhlblll 3 Lum. mint 1 liaskefb.-1ll Banquet Lum Tllltttt P Hand 7 Synnish Flub 111111101 Flax .3 Band 4 Prom Lum 11 tem 5 HI- INRY I ABP R 4:11 'I on sti I' A Rmpurter it ir ' ISOB LANG tions 4. I AGE 'IYWENTY 2. 3: KICCIIDHIIUIIS 4. SHIRLICY LUG U IC lislumm 2: I,um:n1un1 3, 4: lianul 2. 3: Orchvstra 3: Choir 2: Cmmu-at 1 ff! JALK LANHAM mnknmnt L. Z, - : 'mc' 2, I. I 're-stlirmy, L, ' : 'a ' '. ' 1 Lot er ,- er 2, 5, A I WHS 3. I 1' - L, Z : Int1'am11ra Iiaske- wall 2. Z ' 3, 2 'S01' Z G LGU? '- National Hnnur Suciety 4. 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Rv T' JOAN MATHER Band 2 Orchestra 7 Pepsterb 4 Penney Day 4 Vaudeulle 7 f1rl:. flee 5 'I'r'oJanexu News Editor 4 Ba-ke tb'1ll Banquet P Football Bm quit 4 Ixwn Commlttee .5 Troyin D y Skit 7 fl TLD 'VIAYFII' I D mi L s Fd wth wt P nz L nl PKI' 'VIPXPRN X Q UXN D Ddnu Lommlttte 4 I Plum I Spam h Club 7 -I T1oJdn Daw Lom m time ' 3 Hxllovxeen Hop Lum mittee S BOB LUCAS Ho orary Football Captain 4 Foot ball Z 3 4 Letter 3 4 Basketball I 4 Tr Ie ter 2 3 4 Baseball 3 e J Junlor Clase Prebldent 3 Sopho more Claw Vlce President 7 Sen 'lte 2 3 Class Rlnf. Committee. 3 JANl1.T McFADDI' N utr 1 5 m s ex r-. 1 Ken 1te 7 I cch'1ny,,c A-.sem u. 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TW I' NTY UNI' L HARLLS MII NFR Bclltvxlle Ixan-,as 2 Byers Colo ra o .3 Longmont 4 I' F A Baseball 3 Lette! 3 THAINE MORGAN Wrestlmgr Z 3 Letter 2 3 Cheer leader 4 Intramural Basketball 2 Tennl '7 MARCARILT MURPHX Lheerleacler 4 Pqxatcrs -I shook the I'am1ly Tree 2 One Foot ln Heawen 4 Meet Me 5 o 5 Lost Horizon 4 Lhoxr 2 3 4 Homecommt Queen Attendant 4 Occ-upatmonw 4 SHIRLEY MOORI' Iunlor Class Marshal 3 'I'roJanewa Lrlxtor 4 Natlonal Honor Qocxety 1 Clam Nxght Program 4 Prom ommlttee 3 Basketball Banquet Football Banquet and Dance 4 lkpatera 4 Repreaentatlve to Bu, mater Club 4 Trojan Day Sklt BLTTY MORRIbON Ndtlonal Honor Socxety 4 Triple IO 3 4 Con eat 3 F L 3 4 I-'tp-ters 4 Lholr Z 3 4 n test 7 .5 4 Clans Motto Committee haxrman 4 Cxrls Glen 3 Trojan Day Queen 7 5 ipamah llub Z 4 l resident 8 RICHARD MURRAX Intramural Basketball 7 3 4 Tro lan Daw Qklt 3 Otcupatxons 4 PAGL4 TWLNTH TWO BOB MI' YI' RS 4 Football 7 3 4 Wre-tllnx. 7 J Club 2 'l Clans Student Counell Reprcaentatne 2 Student Louncll V ct Iresxdent 'I Chorus 3 M Club 1 Q la x Nov- Rtportmr 1 NORMA OYER Football Banquet 5 4 Pepstera -1 Trojanews 4 Claas Nlght Program I Qhorthand Im i MARY JI' AN Pl' NNYLOOR Nahonal Honor Socnty 1 Annuxl Staff 4 TroJantws Peaturc PCIIUII 4 I IFN State Meat ML Ill t louis 4 Class Plowur 4 Icp'-YU' 4 lfvchanyze Asaembhu 4 Trojan Vaucleulle 3 Prom Lommlttec 3 DON OTAVA 1.-muh Club 1 x T UIAII D W Slut 4 IBONA PARKER Occupations 4 Football Banqutt BOS I'HII1ll S om,.mont P ral 1 tux - -K. 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JOANNI' QIMS Junior Danee Commlttte 3 Prum QUHIHIIIIGL .3 C urls Wuk Dance I Football Banquet 4 Baxl Ltball Ban luet Vauduille Pepxteib 4 Glrlb Clee 3 BFTH SNX DP R Occupation 4 Choir I 4 Lonte-at 4 Cirls Glee Lluh I ep te 4 N au lu ille 3 Football Banquet 4 IA! I' TXKPNTX FOUR BEVERLY SHERMAN Choir 3, 4: Contest 3, 45 Pepsters 3, 4: Trojanews Staff 3, 41 Girls' Glee 3: Football Banquet Commit- tee 4: Vaudeville 3. CAROLYN SNAY Football Queen 4 football Banquet 4 Baaketball Banquet 7 Pepsterb 4 Conbtitutxon of Pep Club 3 Prom Committee 3 Speech Cnnfer ence Chairman 2 Girls Clee Trojan Daw glut 7 Firls Week Dancf 'S L1 Lmont 7 '3 4 Occupations 4 BETTY STEENSMA ROBERT STRITCI-ILO unzmont 2 .3 4 Occupation 4 PAT TARR Clrls C leo 3 Football Banquet Dec A-.slwtint 'I 4 Lhor 4 C0111-.t 1 mnm 'ix ltpstus ORIN THORSON e I h qchuml 2 Iun1.munt I 1 Trac Orcupi nx ,- JOHN STURGFON Trinidad 7 Iongmont 3 4 T Club Band L er 4 N 7 I-nstmlvle 7 4 Orches a P mx Club 4 Intramural Bax lutlwall S 4 State Tuurnamtnt 4 nm T1 im 'I BILL Tl' RRIII nd I 'I I e Lh not in Hmaxmn lo-t Horimn 04111 wa lun.. lhristm ix a it i Night lnmmlttu 4 Jan irnulta tu IUANITA THRASHI' R lu C rl u T 0 in rllpitnun K Wuk fum c 0 11 nttmn lN1Lht 1 a :Z 1 1 T W ' ' ' 'UND W - . ,,:s.4. H 11: : x I L: K . - : . : ' ' ' 2 4 2:--v' 2, -' 1 - 1' , , ' 1 ' Q' , 3: ' X M 3 t L: 1 .1 Q 's 2 ' 3,': ' .3 mf 1.,., 3 ' ' . 3. lf. ' 2:P sr:4: 1 - 1 '. 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' 3,3 B15 - 4: Gil, w--k of -. :sq H A. - - . -v 5, H. 1.--if :, - . -. ,- DICK YOUNG RALPH 5HUpE Trojan Day Skit 2. 3: Intramural F F A 9 - 4, Ou. mg ng 1 Basketball 2. 4: Senate 3: Choir ' ' ' H' 3' ' I A ' 3: Prom Committee 3: Vaudeville Il: Christmas Prngrram 33 Class IN1 ht -1 Nu - IXCI' TWPNTX IX Camera Shy Seniors Raymond Barrows Russell Brown June Mathews Hugh Mathews Phd Pennock Donna Sawdey Plpe Cratlon E THE class of 52 are nearing the end of our high school Journey soon We will part to go our own separate xx avs Our Journey has been made more profitable by you the class of 5.3 following close behind and helping us along our wax Our associations with you have been most cordial and they have helped to fill our high school years with lasting memories We will always re social activities and for these loyalties We Wish to express our sincere ap preciatlon We trulv hope that our friendships with vou will remain long after graduation We are proud to place on this peace pipe our colors cerise and silx er grey for we now have reached our goal and have added to the glory and honor left to us by the class of 51 We feel very confident in placing this pipe of peace in the hands of the class ot 53 May the good Lord bless and keep you GEORGELLA HAYS O O , , . 7 v 7.-I V . - . l ,, V I 7 member your constant sportsmanship in our competitive as Well as in our , - 7 Y 7 'J I L ' 1 '-S f A f ' YN I ew Class Prophecy 0 Good even1ng' Th1s 1S B111 Terr1ll broad cast1ng 1rom the lobby of the Ambassador Hotel Los Angeles Cal1forn1a Stat1on LHS 1952 on your rad1o d1a1 We are broadcast1ng over all networks the flrst reunlon of the class of 52 of Longmont H1gh School The banquet was QIVQH earl1er and now all have ret1red to the lobby I have several alumnl Wlth me who would l1ke to tell what they know about the class of 52 On my r1ght IS Norma Oyer who IS st1ll tak1ng frequent tr1ps to Cheyenne 1n her favor1te l1ttle green Dodge Next to Norma IS LOIS Clmgan who r1des along to keep her out of m1sch1ef Ruby Mayeda who IS s1tt1ng at my left IS secretary of rad1o stat1on Cl1nt Texas of wh1ch Thalne Morgan IS now the manager and Edd1e Ackerman IS the famous VOC81lSt On my left 1 Alxce Johnson who IS asslstant man ager of Ralph Hayne s theater Here 1n the lobby resplendent ln a gold bra1ded umform IS Russell Brown favor1te bell hop of wealthy guests and 1n h1s spare t1me a maker of model a1rplanes We recelved a tele gram from Dr Bob Todd Sorry I could not attend the reun1on Was remov1n Eu ene I guess Eugene won t be here but you know he IS a profe sor at C U teach1ng psychology and Bob IS head surgeon at Colorado General HOSDIIHI Now I w1ll turn the m1crophone over to Norma Oyer who w1ll tell you about the classmate she has seen recently Hello B111 Good even1ng fr1ends of L H S I understand that Mary Jean Pennycook and J1m McDe1mott have had a streak of adopt1ng ch1ldren They now care for seven boys and one g1r1 and have bought a ranch called the McCook Orphan so they Wl11 have plenty of room to roam around Al Dworak Jack Dorr and Perry Pr1tchard are the cow punchers The1r cook IS Sylv1a Gorder I guess you know that after losxng Mary Jean Bob Schlagel has returned to h1s farm to bury h1s sorrows under h1s corn Daryl Campbell IS now manager of Foleys and h1s Wlfe Pat Meyers IS runn1ng the T1ny Tot Shop We Just rece1ved a cablegram from Ma and Pa Conllogue 81135 Howard Comlogue and Arl1e Alexander They are grow1ng per s1mmons 1n the back woods of Arkansas Betty Jo Dav1dson and her ass1stant Joanne Jackson are nurslng the teachers 1n the psy chopath1c ward of L H S room 209 A new convlct at Canon C1ty IS none other than the notor1ous f1rebug M1llen1le Conxlogue She has now succeeded 1n burn1ng down all the ele vators 1n Longmont John Hartman and h1s Wlfe Pat Harvey are ra1s1ng kangaroos 1n AUSITHIIH They have as the1r asslstants Eldon Reyer Bob Str1tchko and M11tOH Bassett Leona Parker has now Jolned the W A F S so she can watch her fly boys Leo Brewer J1m MCGIDHIS Bud Johnson Bob Lucas Chuck Ibsen and Ray Carlson are now a very famous basketball team known as the N1wot Hardwood KlDgS Guess who they have as the1r managers? Joanne Deaver and Shlrley Moore' That s all I know folks so now I W111 turn the mlke over to Ruby Mayeda Thank you Norma B111 Terr111 IS now man ager of Coronet and Esquzre magaz1ne and h1S only problem IS gettlng new cover g1rls Helen Brug IS now known as the M1ghty M1dget 1n the wrestl1ng world and her next opponent IS Donna Sawdey The1r managers Raymond Barrows and Betty Steensma report that the match w1ll dBCld9 the world s champ1onsh1p Sharon M1ller often appears on th1S same stat1on as she has now taken over the part of Baby Snooks As you probably know by now Henry Laber IS now p1ay1ng the part of Henry Aldr1ch and hlS mother IS played by Evelyn Aldr1ch Janet McFadden Jan1s Gray and Joanne S1ms have perfected an 1nvent1on of the class of 49 a new ear plug so they cant hear the r1ng around the bath tub Dale Heather shaw Ed Lyman and Charles Klar1ch have made a small fortune by 1nvent1ng a nose plug to wear when the people of Longmont fert1l1ze the1r lawns 1n the spr1ng That new Grow It Back ha1r ton1c you have seen on sale was 1n vented by Frleda Ross However lt was a flop Ask Duke why' Jack Lanham IS now operat1ng a beauty shop because he lS so famlllaf wlth Ton1s H1s asslstant IS Don Otava who IS g1v1ng fac1als SUSIE Ereckson IS st11l t1ckl1ng the 1vor1es for Ted M3yfIeIdS band Wh1Ch lS now plav1ng at the Welton Theater on Larlrner Street The other members of h1s band are Jeanette Knep per Shlrley Logue Genev1eve Wamboldt B1lly Carter and John Sturgeon The VOC311St IS Mary Al1ce Woolley They used to travel by t1a1ler That rem1nds me that Mon1ta Hunter and Lo1s Wh1te are now cleanmg out the tra11ers for Bates and Sons after they haul a load of cattle Lo1s Cl1ngan do you have somethlng to say now? Yes I th1nk I have Good even1ng ladles and gentlemen of the rad1o aud1ence R1Chafd Murray IS now runn1ng Arthur Murray s danc 1ng school and Wanda Benson IS h1S Ste3d16St customer Bernard Awalt Colorados hottest bO0k16 IS wa1t1ng for a new Enghsh MG for a blrthday glft from h1s Wlfe Barbara We11l Betty Haggard and Juan1ta Thrasher are now bubble dancers ln Reno Bob Llchty D1ck Young Bob Myers and Frank Magor are alw avs attendlng the1r shows and s1t 1n the front rovt lCont1nued on page 933 IACF TVX FNTX SLWPN K f N 1 57' 4 W ' f 3' I ' Lf I 47 f ' ,. . X f L 'J ., 14 fa ' - , 1 ' N v . . . ' . -U U , . . . , , , . ' v 1 Y . 1 I , . . ' a ' . , I ' D 9 1 . - I . . I 1 . I ' ' . , . . . 1 ' ' ' il ' H Q a ' . . y q ' f. u - - 11 ' 1 . ' .w . . . ' , h v 3 Y - -w 5 1 I . . , . . . . . , . - I Q 1 x ' ' . . - .. ' , .. - S S ' ' ' Bohn's appendxxf' ' - ' - - ' , 7 I l H .7 . I - D s . , ' . 1 ' ' ' ' ct 9 - ,, . . ' . , . , . . . '. I , . . , . S . . . H , . . . ,, V Y ' ' 1 . y . . , . 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I 4 I J if Last Wlll and Testament Of the Class of 1952 We the class of 1952 be1ng of sound and d1spos1ng m1nd and memory and not actlng under duress menace fraud Truman or undue 1nfluences of any person whomsoever do make publ1sh and declare th1s to be our last W1ll and Testament revok1ng all other and former w1lls and cod c1ls to w1lls made by us Pat Harvey and John Hartman leave to THISE l1ttle plgg16S They leave the1r French ac centsC J to Jamce Pa1nter and Bob Schwab Edw1n Ackerman leaves h1S gu1tar playlng abll 1ty to Dave Schxemer who Just plays around SylVl3 Gorder leaves her sharp tongue to the sclssors ln the sewmg room and the l1ttle people she talks to to Betty Mathews so Betty Wlll have someone to talk to Robert Schlagel wanted to leave somethlng to Ted Samano but Ted al ready has everythmg Ralph Hayne leaves to run a plcture show Norman Carter leaves hlS exper1ence Wlth Jean to Cuddles Colette Bob Lucas and Carolyn Snay leave the1r lovers quarrels to Col1n and Jeanme who need some sp1ce 1n the1r romance Terry Anderson leaves hlS ab1l1ty to drlve a car wh1le s1tt1ng outs1de the door to Sally Jones who always seems to be Slttlng under the wheel anvhow Betty Haggard leaves her secret rec1pe on How to Be Blonde and Beaut1ful to Janet Ca1n Robert Str1tchko leaves h1S meat market to the hams 1n the Sophomore Class Dale Heathershaw sadly leaves Kay hopmg that her Banner Wlll always be wavlng for h1m Dean Conaway leaves h1s ab1l1ty to p1Ck beautlful g1rl frlends to anyone else who th1nks he can get Norma Edd1e Lyman leaves h1S bashful way Wlth g1r1S to those shy Mulvaney boys John and Kenny Betty Ann Morr1son leaves her w1nn1ng per sonal1ty to anyone who wants to be queen as many t1mes as Betty was Howard Con1logue leaves We re suxe we saw h1m here one day J1m MCGIDHIS leaves hlS excellent record 1n school to Bobby Bennett Joan Mather leaves Danny Suazo to Jack1e Hogsett for future use Bernard Awalt ambles out of L H S Just We1ll1ng away the t1me John Al1ce Stur geon leaves hlS gallopmg lope down the halls to Earl Gebhardt who always trots B1ll Terr1ll leaves h1s worldly ways Harvey Hol1day leaves h1s numerous 6plSOd6S 1n Hy g1ene to Sue Macy who we re sure can f11l h1S shoes Margaret Ol1ve Murphy leaves her Boul der partles to Mar1lyn Huff who 1snt a party g1rl yet Raymond Barrows leaves h1S excep t1onal he1ght and thmness to any other person who llkES to worry h1mself ragged Jan1s Gray and Joanne S1ms leave the1r numerous escapades to Kay Anderson and Claudla Allen who al ready have a pretty good start Bob Todd leaves h1s ways w1th Jumor g1rls to Jumor boys who dont have ways w1th Jumor g1rls Frank glgfor leaves h1s pass1on for Duke to Dale er Chuck Ibsen leaves h1s pos1t1on on the A squad b sketball team to Stephen Shoe and h1s blushes 1n SOC10lOgy to Duke who never gets embarrassed at anythmg Donn1e Dan1els leaves h1s exper1ence as a heartbreaker to Jlmmy Nelson Thmk you can carry on where Don left off JIIH9 Bud Johnson and Sh1rley Moore leave the1r corners on the th1rd floor to any Jumor couple whose love IS stronger than the1r fear of Mr H1ckman Sh1rley Logue leaves her sweet llttle sm1le to Carl R1ghtsell who could use a sweet lzttle sm1le Laylonn1 Loomlller leaves takmg her grass Sklrt and bull wh1p w1th her her letters from that Hawallah are left to any g1rl 1nterested 1n a purely platon1c fr1endsh1p B111 Carter leaves h1s cowboy boots to Lowell Gaebel who has al ways had a secret pass1on for them Stephen yagner leaves stlll trymg to convert the sen1or oys LeRoy Kevan leaves h1s super1or braxn to M1ss Haubolds b10l0gy classes for future re Search Daryl Davls leaves hlS hee haw to the blggESt Jackass 1n the Jumor Class Tha1ne Morgan leaves h1s false teeth to Wlllle Hart nagle 1n hopes that we can understand h1m better when he auct1oneers Ml1tOH Bassett be queaths h1s wonderfully broad shoulders to Larry Ashbaugh VIVIHH Gutscher leaves her hab1t of callmg everyone honey to Bonn1e Furney Laurel Hamann Norma Madole and Cathy Huff leave w1th the dlamonds on th1rd flngers of left hands hghtmg the way for them Charles Klar1ch leaves Bxlly Howe s cars to B1lly Howe who never gets to drlve them Jack Dorr leaves h1S mad PSSSIOD for older women to Jess Campbell who has already had h1S share of them Joanne Jackson leaves her n1ckname Jo to Mary Ann Trotter who IS qu1te fond of the name Georg1e Hays and Fred Kup111k leave the1r lengthy romance to anyone who can stand to go steady for four years Henry Laber leaves h1S years of hard work 1n F F A to Harley Cushman who hasn t even had one year yet Leona Parker leaves her long eyelashes to Freddle Wolf who IS such a hot k1d that they W111 probably get smged off Sonja Rasmussen leaves her n1ckname of P1ggy P1ggy to Mary Henmgh who IS sort of a bore anyvt ay R1chard Murray leaves hlS red hair and freckle to the Horst boys who have always wondered what It would be l1ke to be red headed Clyde Belv1l1 and Eugene Bohn leave the1r undylng fr1endsh1p to Allen Marshall and Betty Heldt who cla1m thelrs lS strlctly CCont1nued on Page Elghty onej I ACL TVN ENTY LIGHT 5 ' F3 1.14 .s 49555 ,Liiiiffh ,y1f ..f-A waz, 0 ,4..u--u .-..5:., -:unsung .-' un. ul um -,,, -:I ... 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Macx Ella Malcolm lurralnm Markham C urmlon Mmtlur Iiulx Mile lhlllm Mlklwl-.on Arlcm 'Vhllcr ldml 'Vllllmr lat Mlllmr Ndllv Mlllm Gu. NX 'F' N All '8- lumors QPR ww W mxM vim all Iuhnion C lenna Jo Johnson Frank karqt Halen Krukbaum Roh l-xuhn L lan nee I aber feraldlne Lelnweber Vlrlllnla I emwebcr Nancy Ioomlller I' tha r Iukenbach D' 1 mf We C. 4 'N W' Ns... K ihdrlu Mlsmr Murml Mock Mlke Montzomorx Daxul Murphy lun Ncbol Bob Nelman Dfunm Nel on Ilmmx N4 l'-on I mural lwnn Nhlrle w sun IA! I- THIRTX 0lNl' Carol Newton Jim Nishida Carlmnc Nuzrcn Ifurs Olner Ruhard Ol-.on Nxla Owtrandmr ldrls I au Janice Ialntcr Nzrnun Palmer 1 I Thllma 'wack Tul 5.-xmanu Inu Saurlu I 1 lrlp 'sch lc f4 r Ann Srhlis-kvr David Schreiner Mary Ann Shuc-tz Hub Schwab Iillinn Sou!! Nancy Shcvdvr I ACE THIRTY-TVVO Dun l1tcr Ruhr rta I lckerll Ju.-xnnm lnru Larmda Ponvx Leonard Rawmu sen Honnu Rvhwuldt Larl Rlght zll Nua Rocha Lharlcz, Rodgers Frne t Ryan ,rv Arthur Trudrtun M :ry Ann frutur VITLITHI Va xch Doris Vugnl N1 1rl1ne Wagnxr Hnnrmtta Wambolclt Nurmx Wu 1 Ynl'r1nlxla W1 I lrlun Whlu I ulvn Whm X 'Q-v gs Q gifs-I s--. K-W' lumors xr-.. 'F 1 luhn Shelley Myron Shupn Marmnm Sonm kenneth Suuply N'1um1 Sovurx Colleen Stanley l ernadette SM ffc-s Dick Swanson D:-nul Swumsun ll Tunm 'iw-l ,. 'in-a 2732? fling,-H, Hdrbara Wllls N.-mu Wxlbon llfxrold Wmnett arr: Wood lie urlx Yuunt Iilll Bdthaur funn Nelson PAGE THIRTY-TH RFI' Response E THE class of 53 commend you the class of 52 on the fme record you have estab hshed at Longmont Hlgh School Durlng the past three years we haxe shared Wlth you the trlumphs and dlsappomtments encountered IH the hves of hlgh school students The halls of L H S have echoed w1th laughter as together we have shared our happlness We have worked together 1n the classrooms and at tunes we have even cr1ed together over dlsappolntments whlch 1nev1tably occur We have formed fr1endsh1ps so deep that they cannot be broken by graduat1on but vv1ll llnger 1n our hearts for many years hereafter At the moment a cloud may seem to appear remlndlng you of your departure from the frlendly envlronment of Longmont Hlgh School but qulckly the cloud1ness vanlshes and the sun shlnes forth br11l1antly wrth the assurance that Longmont Hlgh School has serx ed 1tS purpose and now you are young men and women well equlpped to face the future It IS not an easy challenge you have left us but we wxll str1ve to ma1nta1n the stand ards you haxe set You have borne your colors well May God gulde you safely through your future years DANNY NELSON I n Memory Martm O Nan Who Died January 2 1952 E 3 7 ' 1 ' v 1 1 ' 7 7 . . . M , . . . 7 , . , y n - y 1 n . 7 en.....-0-0-o-0.-o-o-Q--o-0--0--Q--m.Q.-9.-Q-...Q-4--pug.-q..g.......................... ..q..g.. ....g..g........ .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. . .. .....g........,..g...........g.....g..g..g.......E 4 . 'P 6 4' Q 2 r r 2 a is 5 ' 9 2 a ' 6 5 5 L 5 4 . S 5 I 2 x I, 5 Q E 2 I of Q I 1 ' f 2 5 . . 2 3 I 3 5 Q 5 5 5 Q . 5 f Q . 9 . 6 I 6 I 6 I 4 3 ' a 5 5 E 2--0--0--o--Q-Q-.Q-4-g.4..q..g..,..,.....g........q........... .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. . ..g. .....g.....g.....g........q.....,...........,.,,..,..,.....g................,g..g..g..g..g.....g..g..g..g..i l'Afl' THIRTY-FOUR Sophomores ALLEN MARSHALL MONTY CHURCHILL GLENDA NELSON SUSAN HEVERLY Vlce Presldent Presldent Secretal y Treasurer Mxldrefl Bltu r Jum lildm kwa ll Dax ul lim rxml Holm Branch Wxllmm llruunm llnh lirmsn Dunnfa liumlm-. L lrul llurn-. Ronald Ca cll Ru munrl Chr: un nn Munn Churchill Don fltu Rulurt Lonner VN ilu r Dfxxnl-,nn I u nm D1 ln plancuum xlm IhNcnx Xllu ri IJ rk Nhxrlu Ilrlsth ful llrurx Nnrm n Palm 'NZ' ,vw In Shu-lcv Adler llmdl A A cn I nulcm Amnn lxalhlun Anrlnrson Dun AsLh4 nhrennor Barbara Austm Phvllls Babcock aul Bachman Rebq L04 Bennett Joann Bet: an lAfl' THIRTX FIVI 'K f' v f , J' L1 ' V Q.. iharh hernrzl Dmluru Ann iniup. I rrx 1 !'kLl1lNl'L.. Huln rt lru ms um! Nornn Iillnxlll Mmm li.ast1m,.4- hathx Haw BLLU Hllclt K an H1nmf,,h Nlnlx H4 rmetu Nl an Hmurlx Dwk Hlnclmxn Iarkle Lynn Hornet! Cdrma Hudson In nm th lbw n Bmttx Johnson Ldrulyn Iohnson Lharlenc John-,un Jerrx Johnson Sdllx Toms IAFI' THIRTX SIX vs -Q if N -nu.. ms '77 , Sophomores ww au. J .. f.. Nancy Ednmnds Donna Elnmoru VVilma Ernst Harxvy F:u:l4'r Mary Lou Finlvy Dick Finley Harold Furney Kay Gardner Earl G1-hhardt nm K mm. Wim f D Mu-vw Charlotte Kauffman Kay Kugzvl Roberta Lam- Jack Layvl ,Iuhn I.:-ssvr 'Vlichavl l,ivim1slul1 Slvwzlrt lmckwuull Gilbert Lujan Crmtchcn Mcfalliarrl Allen Marxh xll 'Gi lknme Martmez Smut! M213 fleld Prank Miller Jean Mc-yer Ioyce Muer Prfmlx Mlllmr Vnc Mfmtour I rxullm n Munch lhmnn Jn Morris 5l'll!'ltX Muxrhcml N ll'Lll1l'l 'Vlxel I' lmlms Nelson K lc mld Nylxon I dlll Nel on l arrw Nzuhau IL Ill Nick Nelda Mae Nus Ralph Nygren I4-lla Ora lAl'l'I THIRTX Sl' VP N Sophomores Y I . . Q A ' gg, . . 4 2 31:5 ' ., . . S x l l e .6 'R ' ' RFQ' f ' -' K 6 5' is liarbarzl Nl-all xl g x mh A I ' - .5 .Q 2 r 2' l . m J., my 'mf N nun Richard-on N nmn Rorhd mx n lin Sa In lmlm Pau N umm lf mncl Schf ll Ilurnthx Ann Nchmpmr lu Ann Nchl :ul l m 1 xl S1 hunum r luhn Nchuplm if h Nuphen Shun 'sua Needle Annu NIALNNI Nl m N115 llelxun mm 1 S mp l'ilc1n Skdggx Inna M10 Sk'11..1.. Rudi Skrlunq limttx In '5Il0llLl'As llurulhx Smnlu lAfF THIRTY PII HT .,,.,m-ff an 4... Sophomores as vm. Richard Uslransh-r Don Palinclix Mnrlyss l'altersun Carroll l'vdi1:u Mzxrlvm- Phillips Fzlrul lluv l'l7lV.K .lo lilta l'nlan1l Luralu Rau John Rdullffg xr 'Wm 59' 33' I W' 'Mix' ,..,.-ff' l 9' W All A lim-svn' . li hm X , 7' ,, sa - 1- lfv V A .VV,. fig' W, ' V L , ,V luis 3-1 1 ' 7 I ' . f 31 2 ,. ,.,.,, ' 'I :- - Ca '1-y 4 , ., ., :fr N 11-' if AM .,,., , X 5 .' ' ' ,' . ' A46 'A V .,,, 4 Gil Ci sun I V i x . i V. 4 l i 1 A 4 , ' ' ' 1 F 4 ' J 6- ,...i, K -. K I I 4, I .,,, E ., 1 I :,, D by I v , I I .4 VX..,Z V4 '--' V ',.,'T-Vi. V ' Dannx Sualu Julia 811110 Norman Swansun Ndnm 'Farr Ixm Taxlur llnrm Thu I4 n l arlmra Thompson lk Uv Jn Thump on Allu. rl Fumllh Rny,,Qr Tun lee- ,W vw N MaxlnL Trmarton Donna Upton Prncst Van Suelamlt Rm Vigil Lurxxyn Wdgmr Dmul Wagm r Ro lney Wagner Rim.-:ld W lgnu Vml x V5 lmlmlrlt mlm W 1 I1 4 lllfun Whltmer lolnn VVxnfru llmxarrl Wlnnelt Shirley Wlnur llun nm Wwe-cup ll fxrre u W rnrhl l-nullln Wulf M1 llvl Wumlcocly lmmlzl Xalul PAGE THIRTX NINI . h. i 'Q ': 1' k ' ' R il' A . J ' lrrr fnl. My -1 Q. f, ' . . K 1 ' ' f 5- X J- .el lg: J . ' ' - x lima , . 5 ' , , K Sophomores U ig 1 L. ' -'G , r A - V' n a V My - 'z Y -- gm V i, Y I ,I l rw .Is ' - '- st -r 111 E? 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H1 rr 1 11 1111 11 ll 1111 11 11 1 1 1 1r 1 11 11 11 I11111l1r1 111 r111 11111 1 11 NI11 1 111 1111 R11111e 1 XX1rr111 511-11111 bllffh ll X I 0 I lil KH IH FL X 151-111111 'Vlirx Ann Humlgh Plfth r1111 Lf11r11I1n H.f1r11n1 Ii11l1.1r1 R11-1-Ir 1111114 1 L .11 N11th 11111 11 11r1 M .at Nchl 1 1111 h r1 rl1111 1r1 1 r 1 11 r h r1 h 'VI1 1 -Xr1h1r 1 r1 1 11 1 rr1 1 1 11 1! N1hn11 .11 U -v ,- Z! av' Front row lls-ft to rightl: Marilyn Caniwiwii u, Charlotte Randall. Jane Elerick, Darlene A. liruwn. Second row: Donna Harvey, Cynthia Hulck, Patty Bush, Barbara Grimes. Third row: Carolyn Englv, Sheila Grimes, Bonnie Campbell Eluabeth Denne Fourth row lat Fishburn Virginia Brumnx. L1 Verne Brown Sht rill Burke Cylua Prns Fifth row Opal Iullu Doris Hmather'-haw Bunn L M1-.ner Geraldine Whiteside C rul If Ll n en Patty Atkinson Connie Chihtenun Sixth row Mary Jane- If mule Marilyn Mye-rx Frincu Vela Maryru Schlagtl Irc ni lhm-.quit rt Lora lkrnal Qhirley I amh Sutnth :nw Kenny Branch Arun ll'iWlll1S Max cello Moreno Jerry Rnmrs Top row Carle, lk nd: r Don Wat kc r C l lrk Ku ra at Freshmen sv X an 4 rr Yr --Q. .- Frunt row tleft. to right! Cary Burt Daud Horn Ixatherlne Haworth Barbara Poster Second ram Norman Labtr Bob Wallame Lurenla Na,1era Bill Murphy Third row I aul Gonzales Ralph Barth Gclald D'1x0y hnnv Arguf llo T tylur H irln Smith 1 th mu T J Dunlap Rumi Ruxuqulc Ima litt ure nanm Sa nurlvu L L h lrll Nhmrman Prancu I-fltnn Sixth rmx Albut Iwrrsytht Cliff Iconarsl Ainod latnrxun lioh McNeill Qexenth row Don Broun Dtnni Herrera Bob Brand Harxey Bruam Don Ixnch Top row ,surge Leinufbu ilu Stovall ax Bo-tink l Url' PURTX OINP ll. '. l Y ' ' A , a L . rlfrf ' 3,1 , ,W S, 1 H v: h . X , ' . q ' 'K iw 3 h ' ' N ' ' Q, - .Z i, w b. . . . K, ' Fourth row: John Cublxauc, Ruth Schlagel, Dianne , ,F i V I- f ': . . - . r-- W. . 'h- an f l. J' 1 . h ' wh, 'z z .' ' '. A V ' ' mi ' X I 5 ,X X -1 . I . ' I w C- f ' -- ft 1 J R-g f mf lf , 51 mf aj l ,,-v-'-+N I-AVF PORTX TVSV! Kg OIQADIZZQFODS ,Il 5 43 an Q ,X o a 1 4 ru 1 00 M l'Abl' r, 1 Hi , g i Vi. dtex' I und: rwnn limi Jnhn or H.-:ml l resident Nt 115: nt Pmix 1- If fy 18015 HHH m Sa wknhxll K sl gpunn xhn-lex Mqnri, T lrugam xx-1 buh nr lrnmmws Pdnm' Jac! Durr all Honor Nmwlg Vrwixdx nw A'u Xllvn Mnrrxsun Sophomore Flaw PN PORTX POUR nh nt Hun Dfm Cmzhnxrer In m rm hman Flaw Yrs ndent -Q VS :xx m L ukftie iumor L Iaw Presudent Hwhesira rvmdvni ,W--W ...Ng-.!' Danus Nelson Chou- Pre-mdent We V, 1.41 'z I ' I f 1 N ' ' 31 ' 1 Q Pr 912 si N . V H1 , s mr, - D' - I. 5 i , iz . K , . i :AP Y X i Il Q Q , X I I -, F' 5 L , qv V --.' .,,. 1 Av J nl K J: k. AS' X I 5 FHS X xy . ' ,-1 4 lm I-un hum! mm 1 , .pr Hu x xl hluvl X lr-Quo I W Inx Hvwlirli l unllna. ue M U1 1 upatmn Prnndervt ,Mau r Wally Rxnw. F I Pre ru I 1-,ur mum I-IXP ll NJ xx X1 Front row Qleft to rlghtl Margaret Murphy .lamce Websur Roberta lane Jaeku Hogsett Lharltnc Johnson Shxrley 'Vloou lat Harvey Carol Newton lat Muller VITLIYIIS Vcach Norma Madoln Ion Llmgan Path Jo fardmr faralwllm Iunvulur l-lla 'Vlllzolm fenevleve Wamboldt Barbara Wills Donna Cxto Nancy Tarr Joan l'lxnchum Arlowyn Alexandsr Second ron us Stull: Hevzrly Claudia Allin Kay Anderson Vlrplma Bifus Shirley Borrego Shirley Adam-.on Saundra Loomxlltr lionnn l'urnu Mary Allcc Woolley Donna Upton Fretchen Mefalllard Nancy Sheeder Wllma Rxhder Ruby Maycda Fracm DeVmny Janet Cam Thlrml rovs Barbara Thompson Mane Whltmer Ann Schlleker Roberta Bohn kay Nc-bel Annes Crabrlan Sally Mlllfr Darlem Bogey. Janet Miller Susan Jepperson Henrietta Wamboldt kay Gardner Arlern Mlllu' Vernetta Bloom Joan Mather Nancy V511 on Shnlex Bashor Janet McFadden Sally Rlney Mary Ann Trotter Joanne Srms Jamci fray lat Tarr lat Myers Donna Plmort Charlottx lxauffman Fourth row Bonme Rehwoldt Betty Heldt Shmrley Druth Della Oram Jo Ann Schlagel Donna Bumpa Marly at ter-,on Joanne Plerce Norma Hankens Plalnf Peay: Pdrv- Pam Vn-emma Lemwelwr Norma Weue Nyla Osmranfitr fa1lJohnson Ann Beauchamp Bernadette Steffes Joann Bet: Pldten Nelson Lorwyn Wagner Plfth row Sally Jones liarlnaxa Vlull Plame Wagner Beverly Sherman Beth Snyder beorfzella Hays Carolyn Snay Mary Lou Pxnley Jamce Paxnter Jean Don lxalen Qrunuool Murlel Mock Marllyn Bauer Feraldlnf Larey Fractllin Moody Shlrley Muxrhxad hlleen Skaggs Vlildfl Richardson Malls a Vllol cock Carol Platt Lora Lee Race Slxth royy Jo Pita Poland Sue Macy Sonja Rasmussen Sandra Freckson Mary .han Pennyaook Betty Morrison Eyelyn Aldrxch Marle Runberg, LaRaL WIDIET Colleen Stanlev Lmrame Markham Larlene Iwygrnn Darlem Dum. man Nancy Loomxller Beverly Hount Mary Ann Schuetv Pat Colburn Marlanne Sonne Larolyn Johnson Cltnda Nlel on liarblra Austm kay Kugel Pep Club HE Pepsters were a blg add1t1on to L H S thls year These one hundred and slxty g1r1s 1n thelr blue sweaters and sk1rts added a great deal of pep and enthus1asm to the games They marched w1th the band at football games and presented formauons at a basketball game durlng the Chr1stmas season In order to YHISG money to charter buses to the games they sponsored a magazme dr1ve They also honored the mothers of our football squad w1th corsages at the half t1me of the homecomlng game w1th Fort Coll1ns The basketball mothers were honored 1n a s1m1lar manner durmg the basketball season The offlcers of the Pepsters were Sonja Rasmussen, presxdent' Sally lVI1ller, VICE presidentg Virginia Leinweber, secretary, and Roberta Bohn treasurer. The faculty advisers were Mrs. Bess Coon and Mr. Leonard Suchsland. PACE FORTY-SIX NATION AL HONOR QOLIETY OFF ICI' RQ Jark Dorr Jack Rothrock Mary Alice Woollry lruxdrnt Vice Pre ldent Srcrntary Treasurer Notlonol Honor Society FTER bemg 1nact1ve for two years, the Natronal Honor Soclety was reorganlzed 1n the fall of 1951 Students who possess outstandmg qual1t1es of character leadersh1p scholarshlp and servxce to the school are awarded membershlp 1n th1S SOC1ety Mem bers must be 1n the upper thlrd of the1r class, and they are chosen by members of the faculty F1fteen per cent of the senlors and ten per cent of the Jumors are awarded membersh1p The sen1or members are Vernetta Bloom Grace DeVeny Georgella Hays, Vlfglnla Johnson, Saundra Loom1ller Sh1rley Moore, Betty MOTTISOH, Mary Jean Pennycook, Mae Schlagel Lols Whlte, Mary Al1ce Woolley Daryl Campbell Jack Dorr Alfred Dworak Kenneth Hanken, John Hartman, Lloyd Harvey, Bud Johnson, Jack Lanham J1m Mc GIHHIS, Jack Rothrock and Bob Schlagel The Jumor members are Marllyn Bauer Gerald Carey, Donna Dorr Bonnle Fur ney Karen Greenwood, Janet Mlller Edrls Page, Elalne Peavy Marlanne Sonne, Norma Weese B111 Estes, Lowell Gaebel, Walter Gunderson, Mlke Montgomery Kenneth Souply and Rlchard Swanson Jack Dorr was presrdent of the organlzatlon, Jack Rothrock, v1ce pres1dent, and Mary Al1ce Woolley, secretary treasurer The faculty advlser was Mxss Helen Boyce Nd on Vrrnon Ialmer Second row Norma Weese Feraldxno Carey Jamt Muller Marilyn Bauer Duck Swan-on Jim Mc Cmms Lack Dorr Daryl Lampbell Third row Vlrglnl.-1 Johnson Vernetta Bloom Mae Schlagel Im White Al Dworak Mike Montgomery Lloyd Harvey Fourth row Bhlrley Moore Gnorgella Hays Saundra Ioomxllrr Walt Gunderson Lovwll Gaebel Pnfth row Mary Jean Pennycook Mary Ahce Woolley J1m Nelson Sxxth row Jack Rothrock Bud Johnson a 0 . . . . . 1 ,. 7 1 - ' 1 a 3 1 9 1 1 1 , - , . x l 1 ' 7 s r 7 7 l First row lleft to righll: Mary Anne Sonne, Donna Dorr, Karen Greenwood, Edris Page, Bill Estes, Kenneth Souply, Danny PAGE FORTX SPVPN Fir t rovs 411 ft to rlghtl B111 L'-ites Dlck Fmlev Tracy Burt btewart Lockwood kenneth 'iouply Frank Miller Bernard Awalt Nmcond row Walt 4 undnrson Jim Nelson Jsrry I recnberg Hubert Creenwood I luyfl Harvey John Sturgeon T lrd row Iarrx Pl hhurn Dale Heathershmx Mr Qhrlstensen Iuuell Caebal H111 Terrlll Key Club EY Club 1S an international high school service club sponsored by the Kiwanis Club The organlzation began twenty six years ago in Sacramento, Callfornia The Longmont Key Club IS but two years old and is composed of up to twenty four boys The various classes are represented in ratio having up to six sophomores eight Juniors, and ten seniors This years officers were Lloyd Harvey president Tracy Burt vice president B111 Estes, secretary, and Larry Flshburn, treasurer The new officers who began their duties 1n May are Tracy Burt pres1dent Walter Gunderson, vice president Jerry Greenberg, secretary, and Hubert Greenwood treasurer Rocky Mountain D1Str1Ct Mr Manley Chrlstensen IS the faculty adviser of the group ..-is I lll IFJ f IAG1' FORTY P ICHT , - ' V . l 7 7 Y I . U . . . , , Q 5 , - Tracy Burt was given the honor of being Lieutenant Governor of Division II of the N , . ll 4 'Q 4 Aux 'O 5 I- 1111t 1 wx l ft t Tl lf Su an Huulx Donna Upton Charlene J11l'111son Qecoml nm Sue Se-e1ll1 l11rale1 Race Lurvsyn VN 11.11er Sh1rl1v D111th lflleen Qkaggs K len1la N11 1111 Th1r1l ron 1 11 Math1 xx IJ111111.-1 liumpa Dslla Oram L.-1rn1a 11 111 A1.11 Fdlirldll lfourth run R 11l111v W11,,n11 T11l M IV 11 1 M1l11 I1x1m. 1 1.1111 11 1 1 ar 1 1 th 111111 A11111 S11.xa1 1111 f'1r1 Hennu. wld 1111- 11 11 D1Y1 Snth 114111 I1 rrx Ir1111l111'1. Arl1 n R11s1r llhl T1vlo1' Bobhx Branch I at rx Iw111h 111 Latln Club HE newly organlzed Latma Socletas Tro1ana CThe Trojan Latln Soclety to you non Lat1n studentsj under the sponsorsh1p of MISS Helen Boyce really made ltself well known The b1g event for the club was the Roman banquet held 1n December All the Latln students came dressed as Caesars or Cleopat1as, w1th the flrst year students servmg as slaves A dance followed the turkey banquet In the sprmg a p1C1'11C was held The club also had an 1n1t1at1on party honormg the new members Meetmgs were held every other Fr1day Thls group was led by Barbara We1ll presldent Jerrv Greenberg, VICG presldent Donna Upton treasurer, and Sue Seedle, secretary Q x, f H Q, 14 .l l Xl PORTX NINI' -H -.1-11.1. 1 f K ii Qi.. l-, 1 Qt. 3 13 rj' :n S if' ln is , A,vA I -I .. 'I' '1J'le 11 'glxllt f S' 1'1'.'. ' , A ' . 1 : -Q. A 1: 1sf11'- - --Q ' -S, - f 1- H1 lsr, f11sG' . 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X , V 'W l, '1 Sli ' '- I Iflr t row llmft to Tlghll Janet Cam Jlmmy Ncl on hay Banner Jerry John on Lowell Caebrl Nancy Sheedu Darlnm Boggs Ianlcr Palntcr Leona Mundi Jennle Wamboldt Second row John Sturgeon Jerrl Culbertson Gary Lassell Donald Yakel Joanne Jack on Shirley Adamson Ella Malcolm Maxine Trevarton John Iwerlv Murlel Mock karen brcenvsood Jean Stafford Donna Clark Charla Sherman Donna Plmore I'hxrd ron Marle whllmer Marilyn Bauer kathy Hay Lolleen Ifstes Mary Prneman Dar lene Brown kenny Ibsen Beverly Yount Jlmmy Baker Psther Lukenbach Don Ialmcln LaDora Iurkendall Tommy fen lar Davxd liomr ma Harlo Smith Lorraine Markham Buddy Abrams Fred Wolf Fourth ron Ifldeen Nelson Jane Plerxck Bobby Lonner ld Vells Hoffer Leland Johnson Lonnle Barnes Carle Bender Harxey I'ap,,ler Joyce Meyer Bob Brand Bob Branmh liennu Martmef learla Schaefer John Parks Marllyn koester Walter Gunderson Daud Truarton Albert Por vthe tary Hurt Warren Arnold Bob Todd Jamu Tonlunson Larry Olner Dale Tallman Blll Larter Jnrry Creenherg. Ronnu La-sell leon Hcnry Anna Mae Sxegrlt larry P1 hburn Jcanette Ixneppcr I'1fth rovs Ardxs Aadalen Mane Ann Runbmrp. Lorwyn Wagner Hmnrletta Wamboldt Clmndx lxrout Don Noble Edward Schnndt Charlrs C rard Iaul Nrlon Hob R1 gmc Parl Cmlvhardt ln! fomlch Tul Maxflcld Iohr Schopluch Drn 5lLllYll.ll' fllnna Jo lohnson Ito Mayer Band ONGMONT has many good reasons to boast about 1tS band' It IS certamly a thrlll to see th1s peppy group march A great deal of enthuslasm IS added to the football games because of the band The band was chosen to represent the class A bands and to perform before the Colorado MUSIC Educators Assoclatlon Conxentlon They also made a f1ne show1ng at the Sprlng MUSIC Fest1val They also presented two outstandlng concerts durmg the year At both C U and D U Band Days our band d1d exceptlonally Well Walter Gunderson was pres1dent Wlth Ted Mayfleld v1ce pres1dent and Jan1ce Pa1nt er secretary treasurer The hbrarlans were Karen Greenwood and Marllyn Bauer Larry Ollver and Davld Trevarton acted as unlform attendants Mr Leo Meyer capably d1rected the band 4 A MQ 4 A N C' 'fzfilm lf' Ju X W0 l'AGI- I' ll' TY 5 v - 'r 1 - 'Q ' v .5 Y 'iv , . ' 5 , v , ,, . L' .sl . . rrt-4 Y' :Y , Q' . ,:. V 1' .-.. . .V ,v:5,4 .' -s . ' . , -' , . ': , , . ', -.f n. .S .x v K., . ' ' 5 ' 5 q . .' ., Y ' 5- v 1. V . , . Y A ,-'S V.. ' .D .Z '. ' - ,, ' . .,,' .' . 'g,, ' . ,I C ', .0 , ' as , -sse , I' 1' ' , 'z ' ' , ' ., 4 K' I l , L v' ru. Q- ' V- ' A- 1 1- 1 1 ' y - 1 A ,Q .!? -Q ,. .,,Y..: 14,4 'Q X.. , .Q -- T . 'W' A ..?!? 'Z-1 .g I, 1 K' U. 'l . l' r t ox llt ft to rich Maru Runlnrg. Pliillli VNm.ner Dark nt Dau Margaret liz-uma lat rl hhurn Ardu Aadalm n Barbara l' r tcr T J Dunl 1 Second row Jt in Nick Henrietta Wamlmldt Mirxlxn Cantonwint limtty Jo Snodpra Jamct lalntcr Ieona Wlundt ft-'IHNIQX1 Wamholdt Virginia Hickman Lora lee Race l it Alkm on f lenda lxrout Third row Corwvn Wagner Lonnie Lundum Rhtta lallttr Jimmy Nelson Jerry John mn Janmt tain Iouell tae-bel Nancy Nhudtr Murnl Mock l-xaun frunwood lwshburn Jim Baker Mike Lnlngston hsther Luke-nbach Iorraxne Markham Freddie Wolf Daud Boer ma B1 nny Martinez Joyct 'Vlevcr-. Robert Re se-rule Donna Haruy Pat Harxey Richard Wilson Jim lhmdrn Fifth row Tad 'Vlay field John Schopbath Mr Nleur Qanrlra hreck on but hown Maxine Price Buerlw Yount Doyle Freenly Orchestra HE orchestra under the d1rect1on of Mr Leo Meyer deserves a great deal more at tentlon than they TCCGIVG Th1S group has performed at some flne concerts durlng the past year They worked 1n cooperatlon Wlth the speech department and performed before and dur1ng 1nterm1ss1on of the plays They also attended the Sprmg Mus1c Fes tlval In addltxon to all of th1s, they have a good tlme, too' We can be proud of our orchestra and the good Work they are dolng This years orchestra officers are Wayne Colette presldent Pat Harvey v1ce presl dent, and Sandra Ereckson secretary treasurer Darlene Dav1s and Margaret Baima acted as the librarians for the group ,fi ,ix wxx 3' X' I7 wil l PAIJ' PIPTX Olxl' 7 g 1 3 ' ' YA f ex, , a 1 ' ' g 5 visrv , nm: .,Vj', ',.. . .. ,., 1. 1-S V S . . 'rS', . . av. C' ': -1 -' - , :',' ' ', C SS, ' '.4 A . V -,--. .A .Viz -SV: ' V - Y: I -V Y V' '. Edward Schmidt, Mary Ann Hverly, Shirley Elliott, Phil Bly, Fourth row: liaomi Sowers, Joyce Rohinette, Jeanette Knepper. Larry 5 V ' - . V 'r rx- V '3 e . V A .' . . . V . ' V . -' S -V . 1 ' 'AV v 1 A V.,A.V SV-,'V . . -.V . V .V - . V ' , ,I ,Z . A..' V L' -V - . ' ' s . 'u s ': ' '. .' . j 1 '. v - 1 ' ' 7 ' ' . ' 1' v :V a V ' , ' . rk?' XX X , A sw ' f, 4 QS f . 1 1 o l , ' , 47 f , ' ,. X L 3 Lf 'F l- 1 rl xx Ilmft to l'lLh lat 'Vlxller brace DeVnnx Pat Ta1r Allcx John on Donn1 Upton Flla 'Vlalcolm Nh1rlex liorrey,,o NhlTlEX A1l1m un Pat Pmbvec lionnle Purmx Llcmla N11 on Wllma Rehdnr lxax Bannnr -Xnn Bzauchamp I'tll'l lfage Meh a Wnorlcoclx lhttx Mor11 on Sallx Mlller If la1m Peaxy Mary Alum MZIQF I 1X eine Sharlxu C enex1exe Vlamboldt Second ruxx Jn Pita Poland -Xnn Schluku Marg. rut 'Vlurphy I-luabeth Snyder liunrlx She rman Su an Hexe1lx Jamce Web ter Janet Mlller f eralrlme Lem xxtbu Ruhr rt B1 mutt De-ll1 01am 'Vlarlene lhllllp lialbara Bumpas Buxl J ITTIESUII MITX Allcf Woollex Sallx Rmlx Ioanne llercc H111 n llruy. Sh1rl1x Adlm r lx 15 C ardm r Th1rfl mxx lx1l11 Suafu lx 1lhx Hax I- xelx n Aldrnh 'wammvm Harmlxxulx I1 Ann Schlaul 1h1r1l U 1 an r 1 1 11 liolx Tmlmi H1nrx I alnr liulw Sc-hxv lla J1 hn Ratt 1 4 ll rnllll Weill ill ll 1rn11n l illr A dt Ill ll rlllil l Hlill irilrd fl Ptlllllh 1 x nl lnll1 1 4 n 2 nr 1 1 a 0 1 cr r fur Arnu N1p.x1lcls Il ma r 1 xx r 111 1 x1 nm 111 111 ck l'11,1n1c1 1 lrnarf Xxx1 1 In r h 0 Choir NE of the outstandmg classes of Longmont H1gh School IS fourth per1od cho1r Cho1r members w1ll never forget the good tlmes had durlng fourth per1od each day They presented the xmpresslve annual Chrlstmas program and caroled 1n the halls The cho1r took part 1n the State MUSIC Fest1x al and gave a Spr1ng concert The group was led by Danny Nelson pres1dent Col1n Johnson, VICE pres1dent, and Barbara Bumpas, secretary treasurer The sectlon leaders were Cohn Johnson, R1chard Swanson Danny Nelson Helen Brug, Margaret Murphy La Rae W1nter and Mary Ann Trotter Julla Suazo and Ella Malcolm acted as l1brar1ans and Mary Ann Trotter and Joanne P1erce were robe custod1ans The cho1r certa1nly has reason to be proud of 1tS6lf and 1tS d1rector, RTISS Margle Mustard PACE l-'IFTY-TVVO rv' Golden Chords , 11,1-fl. in rightb: Danny Nelson. Gordon Ms-tzgvr. Dick Swanson, Colin Johnson. HE Longmont High School Quartet, called the Golden Chords, is composed of four junior boys who have been singing together since the beginning of their sophomore year. The members of the quartet are Danny Nelson, tenor Gordon Metzger, lead, Dick Swanson baritone and Colin Johnson, bass These boys have sung in many church services ror various organizations for our assemblies, exchange assemblies and at contest They are also members of the Longmort Barbershoppers We certainly do appreciate and enjoy them and we are proud to have them in our student body Triple Trio RIPLE Trio is a group of nine girls and an accompanist, who have worked hard again this year to make the group a success lhey have gone to the music festival and haxe participated in the annual spring concert The girls are very privileged to have Miss Viustard as their director They have enter tained at many places in the community and are greatly appreciated by all Sillv Miller I :Rm Winter Wilmi Rehdex Suomi row S.-illx Iona li tty M vrxi in lim! Mclwulmltn S immge Harmlwuk unmini t lxn llann lAfl' l-ll-IW Tllll-I' 1 , v . a v . . 0 0 I 1 . . I y . . . , l , - . ' , Front row lla-ft to rigrhtlz Mary Alice Woolley, Bonnie Furney, Hz , ' , ir 1 U ', 2 '. . ' 'Z Q' ,' . -S, Q1 ,' l si. .2 ' 'W' '. Cz ' ' ucv z 's. 'aj ' vr. ' SI ' '- il' lr L row I eft to rlghtr Jranm lmrce lxag N bel Janst Mlllmr Agni I alurxan Sxlua C lr linux Mnrl on Nalls Rum Thelma Sack Sally Mlllrr Second row Shll'ltX Arlam on Mane Runlnry. hat I xrelmr Xrrmtta B11 lm tltnnx Jo luhn on lorralm Markham liunnu Purny Thlrrl row Rv mx Vlagncr Umm N lv 1 lx nmth Hanlun luk lhthn ck 'Vlr Yann aryl Dau armmf lecu wlr Delfmnx lfarl ffh ar National Forensic League ONGMONT Hlgh School IS agaln proud of 1tS N F L Chapter They have done a flne Job under the d1rect1on of Mr Albert E James The local chapter played host to a dlstrlct meet and a nox ICG meet durmg the year They have attended meets at Colorado A Sz M the Unlverslty of Denver and the Umver s1ty of Colorado Jack Rothrock, a graduatlng member was a state wmner IH rad1o Other senxor mem bers are Margaret Murphy Vernetta Bloom Marle Runberg Sharon M1ller Sally R1 ney, Kenneth Hanken Betty Morrlson Wanda Mae Benson, Barbara Welll Darvl DdV1b and Svlv1a Gorder N F L Offlcers Sally Rlnu kenneth Hxnkux Xrrmtm lilmm rn lu u lre uv. Merriam Trma urar l'AGl' l' ll l'X POUR 1. F' s ' l 'f : r' - 'V . ' ' Q' ', - ' -. ' -s lr' lor: -r. - j 4' 's , Q '1-,', . ' - ' , '- ' l-'. ' ': cd 3' f -, 4 ,','Q-sn. 'v ' ' 1 'u -s. D j . s. Cl - VVS' p. Ly 1 1' P' h V.. Q O . . Y, . . . Y . - . ., V , , . . ' ' s v y 1 . , , , . y . . 1 v v V U . 0 a a 1 C. xv ' .L- ' , 2 -. '. . K , p ,,'1.nt yi.. 1 S-im! , . .V.- Us . is. g. Y - 3 r - burst row llxft to ruzhtl liob Wxnkler fdll Iohn on Pnrxl Jamn on Nancx Wil-on Nmva Rocha kenneth Hankcn Su: ond row Vernctta Bloom Norma Weesf. Don Prnst Mur el Mock lhll Broun Walter Dunbar lxay Gardner IeRoy Kwan Patty Muller Bob Todd Bonnie Furnly Bull Terrlll Bob lxuhn One Foot In Heaven NE Foot ln Heaven was another IH the serles of successful plays whlch Longmont Hlgh has presented under the d1rect1on of Albert E James The Annual play was the h1lar1ous story of the Spence famlly and then' adventures 1n the town of Lakewood After many uproar1ous mls takes and adventures, the story ends happlly for all concerned The play was presented November 26 and 27 First row 114 ft to rxghtl John Lubbaw. Sharon Mlllcr Arlowyn AlLxan4l1r Sally RIHQY Margaret Murphy Howard Lonxloguf. Vlrgmla Johnson Second row Jack Rothrock Marle Runbgry. Earl Ccbhart Joanm Jackson John Corey Daryl Dans Janet McFadd1n Margaret Cortex Sylvia Corflmr lyk DcV1ny Q IA! l' l'lI'TX l'lVl' N ll ' ll fl ' ,Y ' ' . . , . Mr. 'A 5 2 i . ff an time , W ,L 1 wx he raa e tf 2 A ff f fl fe f Q, f ?'.'l'l J 5 p emu Pxr l nu tleft to r1y,,htl Fc nf. Nelson Joannm Jrxckson Sharon Mxllex Vlr lllld John on Jack Rothrock kenneth Hanken Second loss Bob Wlflklll Walter Dunbar Marne Runlnrp. Trcl Sammo Marx Alice Woolley Vunrtta Bloom Sallx Rlnex Dun Danuls Bob Todd Jann Mrlfaddcn Meet Me In St Louls HE advanced speech class presented Meet Me 1n St Lou1s to an appreclatlve audlence on the nlghts of January 25 and 26 The story lnvolved a famlly and 1tS troubles durlng the tlme of the World s Falr 1n St Lou1s The mupromptu 1deas of Rose the eldest daugh ter kept the famlly 1n hot water most of the tlme The play was presented by a dlfferent cast each nlght and was under the able d1rect1on of Mr Albert James rl x 111. Kun Nel'-on Marglrmt Murp x lark Rnthror rnmltx Boom lunmt lan an Sy xlx lorux on Jannl I.-nut Mcl'adcI4n Huh Tmld Mxru Runlurg. Arlmun Almxandmr Nu ml rmx Huh Wmkkr Walur Dunbar anm J Lk on T41 amano Marx lc an l cook X imma h 1 IAIP I'1ITY SIX s 1 s n' 'f z 1- - .' , ' - . ,S ' r' ', s , ', ' - , ll ' ' ll 0 LK ' ' 73 , . . . . . - ' ' li 73 ' , , . 7 X . . Fi :I rm'1lcf1tn rhll: E- - , ' fa f hy. .f -' k. Vu -z ll , '- -h 1' k- , .' l z I I U I' - '. . z '- Hr, -. C--u 'z f. ' ' ' Jn' - a s , 1- S' ' . ' ,' . la 'unny '. 'i'f' .ln nam. if ,L , ,,wm,., 4 i NS'-T J ' ,ab , '95 .5 K '3 , 5 , I y , A 11 J . , Q W , 1 fx' 1 5 ' , , Y ' ll ' -C ann on S cmd nm Walun Dunbar Bernard Anal! Ba bard Wull LQRQ5 lxoxan Joanm Jarkon he-nmth Hankin I itrlcma Tarr Lost Horlzon HE th1rd and f1nal play of the 195152 season was a very successful drama ent1tled Lost Hor1zon The annual sen1or class play was or1g1nally scheduled for March 20 and 21 but due to poor weather, an add1t1onal performance was glven March 24 The story centers around the problems of four adventurers who are kxdnapped and taken to the legendary T1betan lamasary of Shangrl La Two casts presented the play under the d1rect1on of Mr Albert E James isle 114.1 l'AI.l' PIPTX SPVPN A 3 2 5 4 A 51 5 4 First row tk-fl tu righll: V1-rm-lla lilmzom, Jack Ruthrn:-k. Virrrinia Johnson, Sally Rim-y, Daryl Davis. Hill Bathauvr. Beryl J. .S I Q, V -I '. .- . v . A . ' . . , V , . , -S ' ' , .' ,I A ' 1 Q. 4 I n ' H ' 7' ' ? fwfr X 1 for when eg-I , 1' 9-5' ...rm E F, rr W u - If M 4 0 gf .Q f 4.1 Q' 3 sf? 444951 E' if 2' ai? was n ,nmwawmww jg ont row tn Tl h Ceorgella Hax Donna Ilarxey Larolvn Hamm Margaret len ler Cretchan Mc! alllard lwleen xlng. Su an Hucrlx Second row Daryl Dau Nally Rlnex Ifred lxuplllk C lenda Nelson hax lxugel Shirley Druth Rm lunrt Ilrhtx Sul Nurllf Marx Alles VN rollu Janlcf lamur Ihll Braun Jerrs Qmlth Bob Kuhn Nmrnon lalmer Mx lerrx Sk: Club HAT are a few broken bones among fr1ends That 1S the way Longmonts sklers look at It Slmply because you have not Skled before does not mean you cant If you want to sk1 or do sk1 you may become a member of th1s club Begmners and experts all haxe fun skung Some members took a trlp to W1nter Park, and a bus was chartered to take the club to H1dden Valley Kr1st1 Kapers, the sk1 club dance, was a blg event for the whole school Fred Kup1l1k and Mary Auce Woolley re1gned as Skl Kmg and Queen wlth Sally Rmev, Jamce Palnter, Daryl D3X'lS, and Jerry Smlth as attendants The members of the club chose Fred Kup1l1k as pres1dent, Daryl Dav1s, v1ce pres1 dent, and Jamce Pamter, secretary treasurer MISS Ethel Perry was the faculty adv1ser l'AC.I' PIPTX l' IGHT 4 , ..,. 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Staff I ONGMONT Hlgh IS very grateful to the members of the Trojanews staff who have worked so w1ll1ngly that we mrght have a hlgh school paper Durmg the flrst semester Cathy Huff edrted the paper w1th Shlrley Moore as ass1stant ed1tor Those on the f1rst semester staff were Flrst row Cleft to r1ghtJ Betty MOFFISOH Georgella Hays Jams Gray Second row Cathy Huff Sh1rley Moore Vlr g1n1a Johnson Vernetta Bloom Th1rd row Saundra Loomlller Barbara W1lls Mary Jean Pennycook Saundra Ereckson Fourth row Arlene M11 ler Sonja Rasmussen Evelyn Aldrlch Betty Haggard Beverly Sherman Trojanews Staff ll HE Trojanews staff has worked espec1ally hard th1s year 1n order to br1ng us the news The second semester staff was headed bv Shlrley Moore edltor and Barbara W1lls as slstant edltor The staff accomphshed a great deal under the guldance of Mxss Boyce and Mr Conk11n The second semester staff conslsted of F1rst row Cleft to flghtb Barbara W1lls Shlrley Moore Second row Donna C1to Henr1etta Wamboldt Betty MOTYISOU Joan Mather Th1rd row Bex erly Sherman Norma Over Pat Embree Mary Jean Pennycook Fourth row Shlrley Bashor LOIS Cllngan VlFg1H18 Johnson Flfth row Nancy W1lson Don Ernst Jack Roth rock S1xth row Patt1 Jo Gardner Barbara Welll T1m Hakonson C., IA! I' Fll' IW NINI' 1 Ili., a ph Shupr Nhnrman Huck rrrw R1 1.41 lm mea L rm l un Whltr I-umm lb n x1 nnrnr r Hukmxn lmliu Slhlarxl Arthur Tru.-lrtun Norman 11 rn A ard mu umm aur l' urth r x v N 1 ld u n uri Ie nam un!! rm alum ac ar nan m my, rlu Ku hmm an lr x r H Kar F F A 195152 HE Longmont Chapter Future Farmers of Amer1ca has lortv f1VQ actlve members and fourteen honorary members The annual Fam1ly Nlght partv was attended by elghty SIX members and frlends The crops Judgmg team made up of Henry and Clarence Laber rated good at the state contest Rated good 1n the hvestock Judglng team were Leonard Rasmussen Ralph Shupe and J1mmy Platt Jules Regmer and Eldon Whxte were rated good 1n farm me chamcs Ralph Shupe rated super1or 1n hog Judgmg Robert Schlagel Dlck Wh1te, Jules Regmer, and Henry Laber attended the state conventlon rn June at Estes Park where they were awarded the State Farmer degree Longmont chapter IS Tlghtly proud of these boys as there are but twenty e1ght State Farmers each year that are selected from the s1xty el1g1ble chapters Robert Schlagel was elected state treasurer Others attendmg the convent1on were Mr Gaebel, Leon ard Rasmussen, and Clarence Laber Henry Laber and Jules Regmer went to Kansas Clty for a week to attend the F F A Natlonal Cony ent1on One hundred members and frlends attended the Nat1onal Western Stock Show on F F A Day The chapter fH1S6d barley, sold refreshments at the football games and sold pop at noon as specxal projects IA! I- NIXTX ' , ' , X W A I 1 V , J? ' 1, , , 2 3 , 2 V J an 1 1 Q . . W nl O A Fr mt row lla-ft to fhtl: li' l .' L, I - ' ' 's, .I - 4' mf-'s, J' R2 l' ll. St-'und nw: li d ' ', I '- ' th , Jr-ssc Canlpln-ll, Clyde llul ll, Mr. D. VV. S12 fl 1 , M . L. R. 1 , ,- nj .' ' ' f - , . - , L: lvr. Third row: Elton Aldrich, Allwrl Forsythe. lla-mmrnl ilvrselmtilxu, H4-nry Lalwr, Jules RA-gniur, Miss Cay VVvlls, Robert Schlapzvl. Ji l'l' Ito. Loon' Ras ssvn. Fla ' ' '- L' l ' . 'o uv: linl Mc' 1-ill, Dun Ciln, Ha 'su F r vy, Cliff l , -u ' r l. IC - K 'Q-for. llill Murphy, IJ ,' VV' 'k' , A' Ra 'l' fs, Ha f S 2 , Fr' lx M1 phj, Gerald Davey, M . H. . I' -bel. U O O 1 I I , I i ., ' 1 a ' ' . . i . Y a .1 . . 7 - . .1 , v , . , , Y . Q,-. p-0' Wllig I-ront row lleft to ru.htl Marne Whltmer Donna Plmorr. Shirley Drcxth hay Kugel lo Ftta Poland kathy Hays Carma Hudson Second rom Mrs Pyle Bonnie Morris Joannr Winfrey Intl Sawdey Marlyss Patterson han Meyer Thlrd row Mary lou Flnley Joanne Bet! Norma Hankxns Charlotte Kaufman Betty Jo Snodgrass Fourth row Shirley Adler Eldeen Nelson Future Homemakers of America HE Future Homemakers of Amerlca IS a natxonal organlzatlon for hlgh school gxrls who are lnter ested 1n homemaklng For a club that was just orgamzed thls year, th1s group d1d a great deal of hard work and had fun domg lt too Two glrls Kay Kugel and Sh1rley Drelth, were chosen to represent the chapter at the state conference 1n Loveland One of the hlghllghts of the year was the 1nternat1ona1 pot luck supper The off1cers were Kay Kugel, pres1dent, Marxe Wh1tmer, secretary, and Donna Elmore, treasurer Carma Hudson was parl1amentar1an, Jo Etta Poland, reporter, Sh1rley Drelth hlstorlan, and Kathy Hays, song leader The orgamzatlon was ably sponsored by Mrs Mlldred Brown and Mrs Rose Pyle Dlverslfued Occupatlonal Trammg GROUP of amb1t1ous L H S students spend an hour each day 1n occupatlons class under the dl rectlon of Mr W R Hlckman Each member also has the lnvaluable experlence of meetmg the publxc through Jobs w1th var1ous Longmont busmess men The students held a banquet honormg the owners of the var1ous busmess houses where the oc cupatlons students work The annual p1cn1c was another blg event for th1S group Howard Conllogue was pres1dent of the occupatlons orgamzatxon, w1th Dean Conaway as secretary Front rovs fleft to rnzhtl Logue Davidson Sharkey Cutscher Second row Mathews Jepperson Bumpas Delghton Steensma Huff Third row Mr Hukman White Loomlller Mlller Fourth row Kevan Lyman Nelson Sawdey Loble Borrego Fifth row Mr San born Carter Klarlch Ian Murphy Phllllps Swth ron Terrxll Watklns Ackerman Daniels Holulay Front row lleft to rxehtl Shupe Cantonwme Deaver Parker Second row Strxtchko Lee Hamann Benson Third rom Johnson Snyder Conllofrue Fourth row Prxtchard Haggard Dans Hays Flfth row Campbell Ross Rehder Hunter Swth row Conxlogue Edgxng ton Hayne Brown Bas ett Conaway Seventh row Young, Hakonson Whxs n Thorson Barrows PAGE SIXTX ONE PAGE SIXTX TWO t 3, tb M t J MCC' nn Spanish Club ERE IS a club that has engaged ln numerous act1v1t1es both scholastlc and soclal The meetmgs are held ln Spanlsh durlng the class period Frlday Two tr1ps were made durlng the year to a MCXICHH cafe 1n Denver A 1 event for the whole school was the La F1esta Espanola sponsored by the Spanlsh Club Another emovahle event for this group was a p1cn1c 1n e mountalns They also gave a speclal program on Apr1l 14 whlch was Pan Amerlcan Day Betty Morrlson headed the group Wlth Karen Greenwood as VICE presl dent and Norma Weese as secretary treasurer Mxss Ida Malle1s sponsored the organ1zat1on X air K 4, Front row llef to ri 'h : Karen Greenwood. lic-tty orrison, Va Moyer. Second row: Norma Weese, Marilyn Bauer, Miss Malh-is, Ann H1-alxchanmp, Hack row: Walt Gunderson, Dun Otava, Kon Hankvn. im li is. 0 r on ' . as ' va , l th ' . , - , ' n rg 51174 , I n 3 I 7 M 'W mgQxXQl N i' Betty Morrison-Cutstanding Senior Girl V - k V - - sf ' , K -- . .WA ' NN iw X, N. Q x . :Sw ,ws W. Ns . wir N Ni as K Q it 'N x Jim McGinnis-Outstanding Senior Boy .....-l 3.-f FF x TX SPOT 5 la? fE: g,N'x A 3,3 ex l tl 3 Front ron tleft to light? Leon Blunnemer Rudy Burrego Laural Nelson Norman Carter Danny Nelson Carl Rlghtsell Blll Bathauex John Hartman Harold Wxnnett Fxanexs Weber Roger Touslee Second row Don Peters Leonard Rasmussen Jack Dorr Don Danlel Charlo 'Vlxsner Iwlrhe Lyman Robert Qchlagel Cohn Johnson Jlm MCGlI1I1lb Kenneth Mulwaney Bernard Avnalt Thlrd rmx Mr Suthalanwl Duk Swan on Je-.s Campbell Mlke Montgomery Llxds Belull larry Ashhauph Wayne Football HE football games of th1s year held the enthuslasm of everyone The boys were certamly TROJANS dolng the best they could at all tlmes Cf the practlce games, we won three and lost only one whlch started the season 1n a way whlch made us know that at the end of the season we d be proud of every member of the team The conference games were as follows Longmont was defeated by Greeley 28 to 13 but rebounded to w1n over Englewood 34 to 9 and to defeat Love land 13 to 6 The TroJans wele then defeated by Fort Coll1ns 7 to 6 but succeeded ln wxnnmg the last game of the season bv defeatmg Boulder 13 to 0 At the end of the season, we were very proud of every member of the Trojan team Everyone was mdebted to Coach Everly and Coach Suchsland who d1d a f1ne Job Bob Lucas was elected Honorary Captaln of th1S year s squad by h1s teammates The boys who played thelr last game on Longmonts gr1d1ron are as follows B111 Bathauer, Clyde Belvlll Rudy Borrego, Leo Brewer Norman Carter, Don Damels, Jack Dorr, John Hartman Fred Kup1l1k Robert L1chty Bob Lucas, Eddle Lyman and Franc1s Weber B Squad Colette. Burl Johnson, Leoklirewor, liob Licxhly, Bob Lucas. Gunlnn' M1-tzsler. Mr. Everly. N l A L V l , . v . v vl ' v 1 A y . . , . - 1 ry ' ' V E . M . ra .. L.. ,, aa. , if 4 PAGL SIXTY-EIGHT gi PAGE SIXTY-NINl' PAGE SEV ENTY Top row Qlvft to riszhtl: Miki- Montgzommry, John Hartman, Charles Ilmsun Middle row: Ray Carlson, Bob Lucas, Burl Johnson. Bottom row: Lynn Coates, Jim McGinnis, Leo Brcwvr, Bob Nciman. rt f rn. or an vs an eu or non 4 1 mr I rldt lunntth Mnlxanu leon lir 1 Tul Drurs Stuc Iockxunul Coach 'VI ntgonu rx Thxrd rmx I vach Ntrrllnx. liob Numin Johnm Hartman Make Montcomcrx nclx lb an liurl In n x ar nn 1 w Inca lxm Mcfln Iwnn Fra 0 Basketball HE Trojan baskctball team came through a xerx successful season In non confer ence t1lts the Trojans lost two out of nlne games Thex won seven out of ten con ference games, loslng to Greelex twlce and Lox eland once As conference plat ended the Trojans found themselxes IH a two was t1e w1th Greeley In the plaxoffs at Boulder Longmont bowed to Greelev a thlrd t1me Thev met Grand Junct1on for a place rn the state tournament After wmmng from Grand Junctlon thex lost to East Denver Our determlned team went on to the fmals 1n the consolatlon bracket defeatlng Colorado Sprlnsgs and Boulder The uraduatxnsg members of the team are Johnnw Hartman Bob Lucas Chuck Ibsen Leo Brewer J1m NXICGIHHIS Ras Carlson and Bud Johnson IV l' NPXI-NTXt I ' 1 et 2 1 gg v. I . , 1 . w 1 K A-. Q- ..lw 'll 'C 49 1 J Z i Fi s row tlc t tu 'fhtb: li l M -x -, Dick S ': son, St - '- Sh -, tio l M -t'.u- , VVuynm- '4 1 4-, '- - -,'. I ur - nn-mor, manager. Second row: liill listes, manayzer, Frvdrlic VVolf, Vern Haley, Allen Marshall, .larry Greenberg. Dun McLachlan, - .' . - t, ' ' I 0 - ' ': 'I' .' ' ' r, -' 2 . 3 ' ' . ' . ' ,', Ch ' s- . . h son, Raj C ls , L1-rv llrcwcr, li nl . s, . ' 1' nfs. ,j n t s. ' - A . , v . - . . - - r ' av ' . Y . I V7 v V - VV . . . ' V v , Y V - ,f 7 uv ' 1 ' V I m V 4 I B ' 1 ' 1 1 'l 3 ,' ' , ' . , A . 'f ij '- M. lf ont w tlmft Illch ktlll Anderson Jerxy Smith hen Hnrtmun l mul Slow All Plank lhshopp lhlm liruml Lhuck Dliklll Ronnltl funnlm. Llufford Iaonard Llark Sccrest Robert Herxzy Second row Hob Schwab Duck Hlndman ken Nouply ful Drury Iohnny Hartman Daryl Davl Mxke Inmgston Tun inn lcr liolu lhllllp lynn Coatu Harold Wmnctt larry Mlkm Montgomrry fornlon Mrtfgmr fhwrlx M mr D'xnnx Nclsnn Arlvn Ru mr f'nrv H4nnn.h Track HE Trojans won the flrst track meet of the season from the Greeley Wlldcats and went on to w1n flrst place 1n the l1ghtwe1ght d1v1s1on at the Northern Colorado meet at Fort Collms The 880 relay team John Hartman, Larry Ashbaugh Daryl Davls and Bud Johnson took fourth place IH both the Un1vers1ty of Colorado and Un1vers1ty of Denver Relays Because of the early cleadlme the Trojan goes to press before the State Track Meet, but we have hlgh hopes for our track team of 1952 The boys lost through graduatlon are Bud Johnson Jack Dorr, Johnny Hartman, Daryl Davxs and Bob Ph1ll1ps ,f f 'IIE Xxx 4 I gym all I'Af-l' SPVI' NTX THRII f t 9 H' A - ' Wx' ti. l ' A K l l 'r ro' : to tl: .' , ' I ' , ' 2 . 'Q .' 'z , ' ' , 1 , ' - '. ' , K '.- ll ' l Sf 'S . '-'Exam s,L.' lf l' l Wood, Norman Swanson. Iiack row: Don Ernst. Arnie Siyrvalrlson, John live-rly, Burl Johnson, Larry Ashlmmzh, .lark DUFY, '- ' - .I '. 'S is'. . j -Ju, , --sf, L, ' . - ' v ' lb ' 97 7 5 , f N lf.L.I.,N . c X -J 'I l , E c -I h X l Q ' L 3 Lf I T 'M ,: f gi.. Go rn.h Michael Barn lcv lhlllp Martin: Hal Ottouay Ray Bo Luk f1or1..Q Hohb Second rms Bo Haj k fart ia LII R bcrt. Ilchty lack Rrthrcck Frtl hull lk IJ n Ota a HE TROJAN goes to press too early to have a complete summary of the golf season The chances for a good season however are excellent ln confelence plav the lmkmen dropped the season opener to Boulder 10 0 They came back to top Englewood 9 l and Foxt C0lllDS 8 2 be foxe losmg to Greeley 8 2 In practlce matches vuth Greeley the Trojans lost one 10 0 and won one 8 2 At the plesxdent time Jack Rothxock leads the team scoxlng wlth sxx pomts IU the confelence meets The golfers have one more match vxlth Englewood before the conference tournament at Fort Collms The team wlll tlavel to Colorado Sprlngs for the State Tournament ln late May FIVE senlors two of them lettermen wlll be mxsslng from the team nevzt year They are Jack Rothrock Al Dworak Don Otava Fred Kuplllk and Robert Llchty ECAUSE of the early pub11cat1on date fox the Troyan the tenms season lb not yet completed The team IS weakened somewhat th1s year by the lack of exper1enced play ers having only one letterman back from last season So far thls season the Trojans have lost three matches one each to Greeley Boulder and Fort Collms and have xx on one from Fort Collxns The netmen have two more matches wlth Boulder and Greeley before the confelence meet The State Tennls Tournament w1ll be held on the Colorado Umverslty couxts at Boulder May 16 17 The prospects for next years team are good John Sturgeon a SGYIIOI vulll be the only member of th1s years squad lost through graduatlon I 1 t to !'lLhtl Mr John on tu tathl Vtaltmr fun: mr on llmmy Nlcl an Jerry Gr cnlurys Slll I Nu lc I no liasko John Sturgeon Tennis l'AGl' Sl- VI' NTX POUR 1- 'lf Q . . 9 4 AVI, -X N 1 , , 1 , ,j c I itl- M A. Front row tlcft to U: ' ' s lj, ' - ' 11, '- ll s. Q' v': lv ' 1' , I' 4' ' Ss' , 0 ' f ',. ' x 1 '. -1 ' fl , o 'V . , , ' Q 1 Y ' ' V Y ' ' r - ' V' ' ' ' - , . - h , . . ' 1 u rr A A 4 s V. . . V. . . 7 I Y Y ' ' I ' V 1 v ' , . V . Y . 1 v . V . , . V' . I - - v - v 1 - ' ' 1 . . . . ', 7. I' 1 '- '- ' L-f I . S ,Lu'-ll l u', ' I lvs . . ' ,' . 'sw , ' ' ef 1 '. l' Estes, Dol vb '. 1' rm' ' s. . ' . f , 1 ,Xt ,f , . Af V- . , , Q, I X Tvs z Ltr as Wal t h Wrestling RESTLING for the year 195152 took an upward surge and found the Longmont Hlgh Trojans havlng the1r best season since the 1naugurat1on of the sport here at L H S The season was cllmaxed by Bob Schlagels loslng out on a close 21 decl s1on to Colorado Sprlngs 1n the state champ1onsh1p match for the 145 pound class and thus f1n1sh1ng second the h1ghest place a Trojan has ever attalned Kenneth Souply placed fourth 1n the 120 pound class after los1ng two close referees declslons The Trojans won four straight pract1ce dual meets from Fort Morgan Golden Chey enne and Manual of Denver before conference competltlon began At the end of the season Longmont s mat team was thlrd 1n the conference The conference tournament was held at Greeley w1th Longmont quahfylng four boys for the State Tournament in Denver Those four were Kenneth Souply 1120 poundsl Harold Winnett C127 poundsj Bob Schlagel C145 poundsj and Larry Ashbaugh 1175 poundsj The grapplers were ably coached by Mr lx an Tr1mble and Mr Gllbert Everly PAGF NI' VP NTX VIVI- l Front row lloft to ri fh : Tr c' Burt, Harold VVinnett, Ken Souply, Dean Getman, Henry ' mxold , Gary Burt. Second row: Coac Evvrly, Loural Nelson, Larry Ashlnaupzh. D4-an Conaway, Dun Daniels, lioh Schl:-nu-l. Dan Suazu. Third row: Su-vo Rolfe, lioh Lang. Dave VVagm-r, Charlvs Misnvr, John Evvrly. .lm-rry Smith. liill Murphy, Carroll I'1-dino, Gilbert Lust-rn, liar! Bickel, Jerry Rogers, Coach Trimble. o . , . . - 1 , . . . , . . D a 1 ' , y - . I , . ' 1 7 Y 7 . . , , . J 1 . -ac- fz , fl 3 C11 er Leaders rl rum llmft to ru. Maru Ann Runimrp. Ardx Aadfxlan Second nu ldmt Lam Lmxun Wagner Jfmlce Ifuntzr Jzrrx Cullunsun I Wally Huffnr Hnnrutta VV.-xmholclt IA! I' NI'VI'Nl'X SIX nm Murgm XlImunAImxxmI1r Mxrgnrmt ur I X KII I I NAajorettes el QS .... EZ' I J Thi- I ,P ' I. ,J ,Q I , , M xhj. ATI- I ':nIx. FIS ' ' A'htI: ' l' . AS . Q 'n':.'f '. ',' . 'A ':,Ju- o fa xii!! ,aziitx F ' l- f' Q43 Y ,ff 3 IAIP SPVPINTX SI VI-N -Q-KW THEN STICK EM UP' Nun xv' NOW: S' 'Ot Toomss SO KISSABLE MUMPQ HA' LOVERS Q lAfP SPVFNTX l'lfH'l' DA C ANG FFQIUAY Pl-IOTGGRAPI-IY Us u V, .. MIMO!! QTOGR4 2 3 rv p- my 'J' y 4 0 JZ F 9 M... fox 09 BY LINK Fletcher E Brown Realtor Real Estate Loans Insurance and Rentals C11 M1161 Salesman Gladys W1ll13mS Secretaly Farm and Ranch Propertles Congratulatmns from the Longs Peak Cafe Maln Stxeet Phone 1058 I YI! YQUQ TOY 9 GIFT CENTER Maln Sheet Longmont Compllments of Ralph Faith Bettex Bullt Homes Longmont Colozado Phl' N ' I 2 2 - 1 3 337 ' - c c I ', .l ' 5 ' s , ' - Z Q . ? 32' ' . - g 1 ' Z 71 Main sn-Cm Phone 374 5 l'.Klll'l SEV I Y-.' PII Cl IW le Pun Outh Sale and SQTVICG The Beaut1fu1 Chrysler Author1zed Parts D1str1butor Central Motor Company 638 Ma n Street my A f, W1-u We H n t7 e Dead by p zq tie Ltz Radm Repaur Wooden s Radlo Service Pdd1OS and Apphances Lon s Peak Post No 2601 Veterans of Forengn Wars of the United States Best Wishes to the Class of 1952 Call on Us for All Your Needs 1n Houses, Farms, Busmess Opportumues and Farm Loans ED V WESTERBERG REALTOR 4 I' F A Andrews Phone 12 S Mam Street ORDER OF RAINBOW FOR GIRLS F G Q As :Lita t 'wif WI 'VIII Longmont Chapter 34 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 52 IDEAL MARKETS Central Drlve In 460 Mam Street ITS South Mam ........................................................,.....,.................... .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. ...................................... .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. 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Last WIII fcontmuedl platonlc Bob Lang leaves 1n hlS Bel A1r alone and broken hearted Barbara We1ll leaves her Charleston to Patt1 Jo Gardner Janet McFad den leaves her duets Wlth that crooner M1ke Llvlorniston to Donna Upton who l1kes to Slng o 1 e Marg1e Cortez leaves to Joln the Navy ahas Bob Montour Franc1s Weber leaves h1s fr1endly manner to Walt Dav1dson Wlth the hope that he ll catch a g1rl Wlth lt Sally Sue Rmey leaves to carry on more secret romances Walt Dunbar leaves Tldlng h1s floor sander and crylng HlhO floor sander' Don Otava and Hugh Mathews leave the1r church key and pos1t1ons as Char ll8S rlght hand men at the Hall of Sclence t LaVelle Hoffer and Sh1rley Adler Rudy Bor rego leaves 1n hlS l1ttle hot rod w1sh1ng Jul1e were bes1de h1m La Rae Wmter and GEHEVIEVG Wamboldt leave thelr underclass romances to the Sophomore Clas because that s where they found them Mary Al1ce Woolley and Mary Jean Penny cook leave the1r funn1es to anyone who can stand the1r un1que sense of humor They leave thelr connect1ons ID Hyg1ene and Er1e to Betty and Bern1e Susan Jepperson leaves her em barrasslng moments ln economlcs to anyone brave enough to face the class Jack1e D1ck Lanham leaves h1s Ton1 curls to Noel and Neal Coll1ster so they can be the Tom Tw1ns Ar lowyn Alexander leaves her last four years 1n h1gh school to anyone else who th1nks she has the 1ntest1nal fort1tude to go through what Arl1e s been through Alfred Dworak leaves h1s l1ttle yellow Chevy 1n hopes that no one Wlll get hlS upholstery d1rty Joanne Deaver leaves her m1slead1ng nlckname of Fatty to Henr1etta Wamboldt who has Just about as much use for lt as Joanne Jack WhlSmHD leaves h1s Job at Montgomery look1ng for work to keep them busv Joanne DaV1S leaves to Jo1n the Brewer fam1ly and we don t mean Leo Ruby Mayeda leaves one of her cars to Charles MISHQT because she th1nks he needs a new one D1ck Young leaves h1S fl1rty eyes and hlS h1ghly 1nd1v1dual walk to Arthur Trevarton IH hope that Arthur too can sl1nk down the halls Kenneth Hanken and SUSIE Ereckson bequeath the1r good tlmes on the PIHDO play1ng K1tten on the Keys to anyone else who can cllmb a p1ano Ted Mayfleld leaves h1s hot drums and hlS band hat to Johnny Schopbach w1th the hope that the hat won t be too b1g Leo Brewer leaves h1s l1ttle d1scuss1ons on the Crows Nest steps to anyone who th1nks he an beat Sauny s hot ones June Mathews leaves L H S to her l1ttle s1sters Heaven forbld' Sharon M1ller leaves her 1nab1l1ty to stop laugh mg to anyone who lS cute enough to get by w1th lt Robert LlChty leave hlS Saturday nlght poker partles to Ann who never learned to ap prec1ate them Barbara Bumpas Mary Al1ce De1ghton and LOIS Whlte leave the1r pos1t1ons at the Colorado Creamery to Frances Schell so she ll have someth1ng better to do after school Or1n Thorson leaves hlS Sm1tt1es to the Dr1ver s Ed Class Wanda Benson leaves her 1nab1l1ty to pro nounce rs to Gerald1ne Le1nweber who lS al ways yakkmg D1ck Edg1ngton leaves hlS baby face to MISS Seevers who always wanted one Arlen Frank leaves h1s wrestllng ab1l1ty to Kenny Souply who also enJoys uslng h1S hands Molly TruJ1llo leaves her posltlon as the only g1rl 1n PhyS1CS Class to Darlene Boggs who Wlll certalnly enJoy lt Russell Brown leaves the Great Western Hotel so he wont have to 11V6 Wlth Kup1l1k any more Hes go1ng to rent a Bates truck to haul h1s alrplanes away MOnlt8 Hunter leaves to work at Moores some more Beryl Jameson leaves her dad and h1S funny Jokes to Eff1es Journahsm class Joe Watk1HS bequeaths h1s wrecks to Karen Greenwood who already has one AllC6 Johnson leaves any l1ttle souven1rs that she has left over to Rosemary Bachy Bob Meyers Just got here 1n t1me to leave Grace DeVeny Mae Schlagel and Irma Lee leave the1r soda fountam to the Fre hman Class WhlCh has lots of Jerks already T1mmy Hakonson w1lls hlS n1ckname Thumper to D1ck1e Swanson Pat Tarr leaves her 4 H 3CtlV1tl9 to her slster Nancy Lloyd Harvey leaves hlS pract1ce at go1ng steady to Norman Swanson who has to f1ght off the women Ralph Shupe leaves h1s unobtrus1ve manner to Scott Mayf1eld who needs It Donna Sawdey leaves her many boy fr1ends to Mary Lou F1nley who she hopes can f1nd t1me for them Leon Brunnemer leaves hlS Job as manager and hlS l1ttle green Stud1e to Don Peters who already enJoys both these bequests Daryl Campbell and Pat Meyers leave together to stand together we hope' Ph1l Pennock left the second semester to the rest of the sen1ors who had to stay Sammye Hardw1cke leaves the bottle of perfume 1n her locker 1n hopes that the next occupant w1ll use lt up Robert Ph1ll1ps leaves hlS l1ttle green Ford to Johnny Everly who always has to r1de h1s b1cycle to school wh1le h1s b1g strong daddy rxdes 1n the car Betty Jo Dav1dson leaves to to the hosp1tal4,he works there Harry SaS3k1 leaves hlS teaslng ways to John Kr1ll who has had plenty of r1b b1ng from the class of 52 Marllyn Koester cant leave anyth1ng here because she left everyth1ng 1n Berthoud J1mmy h1S elus1ve attltude toward women to B1g Al Marshall Ray Carlson w1lls h1s chauffeur ab111ty to Dean Gettman w1th the hope that Dean can get as many glrls 1n h1s car at one t1me as Ray could Ela1ne Wagner leaves Gordon beh1nd much to her sorrow J1m McDermott leaves h1s grey Ford to Paul Bauchman who IS at home 1n lt because he s always there Jack Rothrock leaves hlS character parts as older men to Lyle DeVeny 1n hopes that Lyles vo1ce w1ll change by next year Jane Cantonw1ne leaves Carmella because she IS only a Jun1or Evelyn Aldrlch Beverly Sherman M1llen1le Con1logue and Beth Snyder leave 1n Ezry for the metropol1s of N1wot Pat Embree and Marle Runberg leave the1r g1gg1eS to Pat and Sally M1ller so they can l1ven up the Jumor Class Charles M1lner leaves hlS stool 1n Charl1e s to D1ck Hlndman who Wlll make good use of lt Perry Pr1tchard leaves hlS Lyons rodeo queen to Bobby Hartnagle who has been try1ng to rope her all along W1lma Rehder leaves her s1ng1ng vo1ce to Gordon Metzger who w1ll be awfully cute slnglng soprano V1rg1n1a Johnson was gO1Hg to leave to see Ralph but she declded to go to C, U Eldon Reyer leaves h1s shell of reserve to B1ll Hoffer who needs some thlng to shut h1m up Jules Regn1er leaves h1s flash1ng sm1le and red PICK up to Joyce Robmette who already has a flash1ng sm1le Le Verne Sharkey leaves her earrlngs to Nancy Edmonds so she w1ll have that Ceftaln sparkle Juan1ta Thrasher leaves her many loves to Butchle Smxth who Wlll probably be able to tell her qu1te a b1t about hlS Jeanette Knepper leaves to become a pharmac1st CCont1nued on Page N1nety threel IAC lf PIC HTH UNL l I ' Y Y ' Q ' , ' ' ' ' Y ' ' as ' v 11 ' ' - . D 1 I . ' s . . z , J U . . . . . 56 . Y Q Y A . 9 H ! ! I 3. . ' ul sv - - - . . U ' H , , ' 1 ' as ' 11 . . . . ' . 0 ' 33 I y - . . . , v N , . . LJ . . . at . ,, - 7 . ' . . ' ' ' ' A4 ' ya . - l . . l . . 7 v ' - . . . . . , ' 5 ' . - . . . . .' . 1 ' - ' ' ,. . . . . . ' U ,, . - 4 l . l 1 , - 7 1 ' ' ' ' I . , . . . Ward to those in the occupations classes who are Hanna leaves his beautiful Shirts and' SOX and , ' ' ' as ' vs Y . . . . 7 ' I . . ' . . . . . I , 1 . 1 1 . . . , . . ' ' ' ' Q I ' -66 73 - as - vw , , . . . , . l L6 1 77 ' , , 'x Y D - . ' . . . Q . D f y l . . . ' , s . . f . .. , - . , I . . 3 . - . O Y . , . . . , - - gg - - sv . , - , . . , - 3 1 - . I 7 - . . . . . y . . - . D . 1 7 . . . . 7 . . A . a ' ' I A 4 I I' wa 'Mis' K 'Y PACE EIGHTX TVKO wi ww W U55 .g..g.. .g..g..g..g..g.. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. . .. .. .. .. .. .. . .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. Congratulations from Rogers Jewelers Your Gift Store Gruen, Elgin, Longine, Wittnaur and Hamilton Watches 424 Main Street Phone 494 Coast-to-Coast Store Everything for the Home Automoblle and Farm Owner Bill Hoffer Best Wishes Mr and Mrs ax Lewellen and Associates The Children's Nook 2 442 Main Street Phone 922-J We Clothe the Future Trojans 2 Longmont Realty and , Insurance Co. 2 Horace H. Jurgens Wayne S. Jurgens X 510 Fourth Avenue Phone 425 Congratulations to the Class of 52 S ORE Where Your Dollars Buy More 402 Main Street Phone 52 A TROIAN BOOSTER A Complete Lme m Mens and Boys Clothmg HARRY O LYNCH CLOTHIER Phone 285 412 Main Street PENN EY ALWAYS FIRST QUALITY' PAGE EC V-I ? . ! , . y - 2 a M- Y THE r v T R 7 W : Y V WCWWY-VCYWWTWW O I Q M 4 r . . , , . Q 0 I 5 li ' Y Y g . I 1H'1 1'-T. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .....g.. .g..g..g..... .. ..... .....g..q..g..g..g..g..g..q.4.4. ..g..g..g.....g.. .. .. .. .. .. . . .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. Young's, Inc. 312 Main street Phone 81 Clothes for Men 2 370 Main Street Phone 189 Chappelle Shoe Store Quality Shoes at Reasonable Prices for the Entire Family 348 Main Street Phone 135 Congratulations to the Class of 52 MOORE S Ready to Wear an Dry Goods Main Street Phone 96 Culbertson s Sewmg Machmes 605 Main Street Phone 300 AMM ELLER AR ARE 324 Main Street Phone 5 Specializing in Chicken and Sea Food Nlghtmgale s Cafe Main Str eet Phone 54 Gebhardt s Service 326 Th11d Avenue Phone 266 J Longmont Color ado Congratulations C A Traylor Hardware and Electric Ex erything in Hardware Main Street Phone 127 Hudson Case Longmont Motor Co RoVT1dwell Longmont Co Op Assoclatlon Call on Us for Your 635 Main Street Phone 346 J IU 1- l'lf HTS l'0LR Congratulations Class of 52 H 81 R Motor Co Harry Johnson Gasoline Oil Grease Batteries Tires Gas and Electric Appliances Propane Gas Service Co Op Farm Machinery Third and Emeis Phone 1070 Q I D 2 2 2 Q d ' 7-W 360 ' . . , 356 ' - ' Q 1 - ' 346 ' - '.' GI I Q '-' Y . .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. ........q.. ..,........g........ . .. .. .. . .. . .. .. .. . .. .. .. . .. .. .....q..g..,.....g.....g..g..g..g.....q..q..g..g..g.....4..g..g..,..,....- Best Wishes to the Class of '52 Serving savers, young and old, whose examples of thrift have so vital an bearing on the quality of our citizenship and thc future of Lungmcmt and wmluunity. LONGMONT NATIONAL BAN K Longmont, Colorado Member oi the Federal Deposlt Insurance Corpordtlon IVF IIIHI' X 2 5 E 2 2 Wf Q Q 'P E 2 2 3 Z 5 Q f 3 3 . Q . I ' . 2 3 E fx -us.. 14. wa ,M M af ff 4 3335 EM-. we A If lfll H'lX N Folker Motor Company Dodge - Plymouth The Kinney LOGI1 Parts, Sales and Service and Finance Co Longmont, Colorado Phone 1304 C I d C Loans and Insurance 0 Ord 0 fedmery Butter ICC Cream Buttermilk 714 Main Struct Phone 1482 Cottage Cheese NEON SALES AND SERVICE SCHWAB ELECTRIC Motor Repalrlng Wlflng Flxtures ALEX SCHWAB 415 Judson Street Phone 9.20 Longmont Colorado WILLS 5 HAJEK CHEVROLET A Complete Service for Every Car lvldlll It Slxth Phone 190 BEST OF WISHES from The Wlllloms Farm Equipment Co Across fxom the Post Off1cc M1HlTE3pOl15 Mollne inc Hvdrauhc Parmhand Equlpment John P Murphy Implement Co Your JOHN DEERE Dealers Thc Murphy Bxothcls Hoff s Service B111 Hoff T1re SQFVICQ Harry Hoff General Auto Repaxrmg 316 Mam Stlect Phone 584 1 xf Hl'X NPNINY . . 5 1 ' . 2 - 5 ll - ll Q 1 5 ? 1 W 1 . I l 2 . . f . -- , . , . , . Q ' 2 -n , A l , ' vv : I - Q . X . 1- . 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Ready Mixed Concrete, Sand and Gravel Longmont Phone 430 Mav the Following Years Be Good to You Class of 52 SORENSON Truck Servlce Modern Barber Shop The Shop of Friendly Serx ice OL LIE RALPH STEVE '336 Mam Street Loans and Insurance Motor Investment Company 5 Fourth Avenue Phone 94 BARNARD 6' CLARK Real Estate Loans Insurance Lvlc L Barnard Ben Clark Jr A C Sheley Phone 579 523 Fourth Avenue McKee s Modern Home Center Complete .Sevvzce m Radzos Refrzgerators and Appllances Contractors 1n FIXLUTQS and Repalrlng G E Apphances El8CtY1C3lW1f1Dg 350 Maln Street Phone 301 In P 111 r xr HT L L McLellan AGROCER Complete Food Store 364 Maln Street Phone 45 Congratulatlons to the Class of 52 Rlchmond s Grocery Complete L1ne of GFOCQTIQS and Meats 160 Foul th Avenue Phone 304 1 1 ' : , - l ' I , Q I 1 I Q : '25 V . , . 5 Q I . . g 1 V , A - y . - 1 5 . A - 1 5 :,. .. ..q..s........... .. .....,........g..... .. .. .. .. .. .. .....g...-.,...........,.. .. .. ...........g...........g.....g.....,.. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. ........ .. ..g....... I I ' iTY- I Q WElLL'S LlNoLEuM AND Rue co. l Phone 1540 Longmont Colorado 306 Main Street Longmonts Excluslve Floor Coverlng Store Good Luck to Graduatlon Class Good Luck to You from from Chet n Ray s Sports Shop 318 Maxn Street Longmont Coloxado Sheeder s Rexall Pharmacy Cosmet1c Prescr1pt1on Center SeI'Ve U Rlfe Garage Frank A Hay GENERAL REPAIRING 406 Thud Avenue Longmont 372 Maln Street Phone 123 CLASSIC CLEANERS Hebrew Nelson Studlo PHONE 1234 Home ot Fme Photos 552 Klmbark School Weddmg, Hav a Snak Photo F1n1sh1ng, A Snack or a Sack Harvey Jarrell Owner Kodaks The Longmont Brlck and Tlle Co Manutacturers ot Butf and Red Nubrxcstone Dram Tlle Hollow Bulldlflg T1le Face and Common Brlck 338 Mam Strut Phone 430 IUI l'ItHlX N I e e 5 l ' Q a Q I 9 3 . Q I - Q I Q 2 f 9 ' as -w Q 5 I j I 1 I 5 I 9 I 5 2 1 Q . r ' . I l I Z . V . . - -I 2 I Y 5 9 ' ' . , 5 : 5 : i 2 3 ' f 9 ' I I v - f f 5 I 5 . . - - Q I 5 f . i Q - Y ' . f 5 Q - - : g . . . Y 3 I v Q I . I Y , , : , : 5 5 Z . . . Q L 7 7 5 . ' 9 :H . .. .. Q. n . -. .Q .Q Q. -1 .4 4. .. a. .. .. .. an u .Q . .Q Q. n. n Q. QQ .. Q. Q .Q Q. .. .Q 1. . n Q Q. n. .a .a QQ -Q u..... .Q Qu... .. -. .. . .. Q. .Q n. n. u .Q .Q .. ..: gt: 3 1 RW PAF? NINFT x r K 'Q W' we 4 . .. .-...g..g..g..g..q..g. Q..g..g........g..g..g..g.....g..g..g..g.....,..... .. .. .. . .. .. .. .. .. ..g..g..g..g..g..g. ,..............g..Q..g-.g..g..q..g..g.. .. .. .. .. .. .. .- The Chlanda-Harris Furniture Co. Complete Home Furnishings Longmont, Colorado Compliments of The Vanity Beauty Shoppe 459 Main Street Phone 638 Compliments to the Class of '52 from The Dainty Pastry Shop Mr and Mrs Myron Flynn t'There's a Difference : New Method Cleaners : 441 Main Street : R. L. Brown R. L. Brown, Jr. The Cosmopolitan Shop 654 Fourth Avenue Phone 687-W Congratulations 2 Longmont Candy Co. Z 423 Ma1n Street Phone 147 : Congratulations to the Class of 52 Ma rbou rg s 439 Ma1n Street Phone 1062 Modern Footwear Ralph Miller Shoe Co 435 Ma1n Street Phone 699 W Congratulatlons SSHIOFS Montgomery Ward and Company Congratulatlons to the Class of from Holmes Snyder s Family Jewelry Shoe Your S Keepsake fo re Dealer 449 Mam Street CONGRATULATIONS ANNS STYLE SHOP Quality Fashions Chlc Young F rocks We Cater to You 437 Main Street Phone 20 PAFF NINFT Okl- . . 4 2 9 5 - , I o Z g 2 ' - 9 9 2 2 6 ' '52 I I . : 6 i i E l 3 u u f .. . Q 9 .Q..g..q..g..g..g..g..g..g..g.....g..g..q.....g..g..g..g..g..... . .. .. ..g..... 4. ..q..g,.g.... .4 .g..g..g..g.. .. .. .. ., .. ., .. .. .. .. .. ,.g..g..g..g.............. .. ..: '. 1. 1' .Y 4 if- .va N -. .. .. .. .. . .. . .. . .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .- .. .. .. .. .. .. .. ........,..g..g..q..g.. .. .. .. .. .. ,.. .. .. .. ..g..g.. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. ..g.. of-o 0--0 -0-ov-0--Q-0--Q--0 g..g..g.. ..p..... 0-0 I-O-O' 909 Main Stleet Phone 840 Main Phone Street 720-J Compliments of V ' Blue The Corner Pantry Groceries - Frozen Foods - Meats The Nutting Motor Co. Longmont, Colorado Automotive Furniture .- Williams Cafe A Steak House Since 1903 Longmont, Colorado I. GLASS AND UPHOLSTER'NG Williams Wayside l'll1 Fried Chicken as You Like It Berthoud, Colorado Lee and Stan Williams L t P It Y d ongmon ou ry ar McGees Feed Store Freshly Dressed Poultry Wholesale and Reta1l Pur1na Chows Poultry Equlpment and Sanltatlon Products Compllments of Baby Chlcks Coal C 81 K Service Grmdlng M1X1Ug Rolllng and HARRY FROID Seed Cleanlng 201 Ma1n Street Mam Street Phone 103 Congratulations to the 4 H and F F A Boys and Girls for Their Splendid Achievements m Growing Sugar Beets THE GREAT WESTERN SUGAR CO IA! I' ININITX PHO Longmont, Colorado 904 S I 2 . . , . . , . 5 . f 221 ' 2 5 T o U o f . 0 f i 5 . 1 f Prophecy tcontmuedl Wlth slmg shots and staples They need th1s recreatlon for they work hard all day at the brewery Beverly Sherman has now advanced from the po 1t1on of Mayor of Nlwot to Chlef Dog Catcher of Mead Fred Kup1l1k IS now presldent of the sugar factory Wlth Lveorgella Hays as h1s worthy asslstant Irma Lee Cathy Huff and Laurel Hamann contmue runnmg a Lonely Hearts Club Ph1l Pennock IS st1ll sa111ng the seven seas w1th a glrl 1n every port the number be1ng close to 3785 Pat Tarr 1S now the owner of a great roof1ng concern and as you know her ma1n product IS tar JUIICS Regmer and Clyde Bel v1ll are the only two boys 1n the class that have stuck to Mother Nature They both own large farms Our next broadcaster IS Al1ce Johnson who gets around and learns about her classmates Well Or1n Thorson IS manager of True Love magazlne Wlth V1v1an Gutscher as th1s month s cover glrl Margle Cortez the smallest member of the class 1S now 6 feet 10 mches tall and lb stlll growmg V1tam1ns' Today we recelved here at ou1 reunxon a telegram from Presldent Truman saylng that after all these years ID the Whlte House he wont run for presldent any more as Saundra Loom1ller IS too much com pet1t1on for h1m Norman Carter IS manager of Stapleton A1rf1eld w1th Harry Sasaka Bob Ph1ll1ps and Barbara Bumpas as pxlots On recent concert tour of Europe IS The One Arm Paper Hanger or Mar1e Runberg Ken Hanken IS her accompan1st Bob Lang IS st1ll work1ng for hlS dad at Lang Trans1t He IS ch1ef grease monkey Have you seen the K 12 tractor 1f you have ltS LeRoy Kevan and h1s w1fe Wllma Rehder Wlth the1r slde show exh1b1t1on tour1ng the U S Dxck Edgmgton IS now a truant off1cer Mae Schlagel Jane Cantonwxne and Grace DeVeny are work1ng as wa1tresses ln a restaurant called Dont Drop In wh1ch IS under the management of Ralph Shupe M and Mrs Daryl Dav1s are now owners of Sun Valley ldaho As you all probably remember we all knew Mrs DSVIS as Sally R1ney Jack Rothrock 1 now a photographer for the Denver Post He spec1al1zes ln baby photography Fran c1s Weber 1S now takmg the place of Francls the talk1ng mule 1n the mov1es Donnle Dan1els and Arlen Frank are sellmg Fuller Brushes from door to door to make enough to pay the park1ng txckets they recelved on Sunset Ardus Aadalen Wanda Coble Mar1lyn Koester Susan Jepperson June Math ews and Vernetta Bloom have formed a success Last WIII Vernetta Bloom leaves her scattered bra1n to Agne Grabr1an so that Agnes can p1Ck up the PIECES Betty Steensma and Wanda Coble leave the1r tall w1llowy f1gures to Kent Ander son who could use two tall w1llowy flgures LOIS Clmgan and Norma Oyer leave 1n Norma s car for Lowry F1eld and the1r numerous alrmen Frieda Ross leaves her bobby plns to Corwyn Wagner Helen Brug leaves her brown eyes and sweet sm1le to Mar1anne Sonne who never smlles Ardus Aadalen leaves her baton to Benny Martmea because he has such a hard t1me tWll'llI'1g h1s trombone The Sen1or Class of 1952 leaves lts Dutch hopplng ab1l1ty to Mr L R HlCkm3n so he can get around the halls faster ful sextette They smg and dance every n1ght at Bogg1os where the1r managers are Beryl Jameson and Stephen Wagner Joe Watk1ns IS manager of Safeway cha1n stores Hls mam customers are Terry Anderson and Joanne DHVIS who buy a large stock of Ken L Rat1on every day for the1r day kennels Jack Wh1sman has now taken Jerry LQWISS place as Sklp a long Seemore Bernard do you have someth1ng to say? H1 there evelvbody glad you re around Pat Embree IS now takmg the place of the laugh mg lady 1n front of the fun house at Lakeslde LaRae Wmter IS now manufactur1ng m1scel laneous and unment1onables Carolyn Snay has taken over Molly May flelds posltlon V1fglH1a Johnson IS now com petlng for the champ1onsh1p 1n women s tenms Rudy Bor1ego number 296831 IS Just now gettmg out of the pen hav1ng served a stretch for not takmg the duals off h1s car Lloyd Harvey IS the new manager of Macys ln New York Sheeders Drug has been taken over by a new manager Walter Dunbar T1m Hakonson IS helplng h1s dad 1n the render1ng bus1ness and has just p1Ck6d up a dead skunk whrch was one from Dean Conaway s skunk 1ndustry Har vey Hol1day IS about to go mad IH h1s fathers b1acksm1th shop Jlmmy Hanna owner of Hanna Nursery llke h1S predecessors ln 49 IS now growmg bushes for people to beat around After years of research Sonja Rasmussen 1nvented a car wlthout a steerlng wheel for the modern wolf You steer It w1th your feet The Mar1 yuana K1d Beth Snyder has Just helped Mary Al1ce De1ghton Sammye Hardwlck and Ela1ne Wagner out of Alchohcs Anonymous to JOIH her 1n her abode Betty MOFFISOH IS now a reporter for the New York Fzmes Wlth Joan Mather and Molly TruJ1llo as typ1StS Charles Mllner who now owns the Mosher Ranch has h1red a new cowhand Leon Brun nemer Last but not least Ralph Hayne 1nv1tes you to h1s new mult1m1ll1on dollar theater whlch IS currently showmg Margaret Murphy 1n The Outlaw the Second That s all we know folks Even though we have been on the razzlng Slde It was all 1n fun and we knew that our classmates were the good sports who could take It We know that what ever any of the class of 52 declde to do they have our best wlshes for a b1g success TeProphetsof 52 LC NO RM BA lcontlnuedl We hereby nom1nate and appo1nt the Spur s cr1sp1es the Communlty Bu1ld1ng s broken w1n dows and the J1tneys Dutch Hops to be Jo1nt executors to th1s our Last W1ll and Testament and d1rect that they shall not be requlred to g1V8 bond as such executors In wltness whereof we hereunto subscrlbe our names and 3ff1X our seals on th1S the 26th day of May A D 1952 Sam M Rocky R Alex A Fuzzzy W M Nxckelfry IAI lf NINPTY THRPI' . ' ' ll ' 3-Y! ' , . . . . A . I . v K - - I . 1 ' . , . . .-, . - - N ' ' y Y . . . . , , . l Y - . x . W , . I . U - - .1 1, - - - I . n . . . 7 . l - - , . ' 1 - ' - ' ' - - A . . . . , . Y I I ' U - . . . . .N , , , . 1 . . , . - Y . y T l , ' . . , . . , , Q 7 ' . . . . . . , Y - y I - . Q . I U - 7 . . - , . ' . Y Y . . . . , . U , ' H . ,HY ' - . , ' . Q . . - A . .- Y y . . . with the four trailer houses behind it? Well 1 . Y . . . . , . . b Y I - U - I . 7 ' ' ' , , , , - - I - z . n . 1 ' li 7 77 ' ' I. , . r. 1 - . . ' - . . H ,, s 1 ' . ' - 5 I . l , .' . ' . . . , I D l Y 1 . . . . , . y V I 7 . ' l l v , , - h . - , ., . ., . ., , - B. T., . ., A. J. . . ' ' ' Y D 7 - , . , . . .' . . . T 1 , . . - . 7 . , ., , Y , . ,A . , ' ' ' , . ., . . W . , - A. . L . . ' P. PAK I- NINI-TX POUR 1'-' Q .. .. .. ........g..g..9..'..g..q.....,.....g..g.....g.....,.............. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. . Ross and Webster Tin Shop Furnaces Sheet Metal Work 901 Main Street Phone 1167 Very Best Wishes to the Class of '52 Hi's Repair Shop Repairing of All Makes and Models of Cars and Trucks Phone 1060 947 Main Street Best VVishcs to One of the Finest Senior Classes from Branch Electric and Neon Company 1302 Ninth Avenue Phone 327-J Quality Feed Store Full Line of Gooeh's Feeds and Nutrina Feeds 925 Main Street Phone 849 For Constant Entertainment Attend the Fr1endlX Fox Theatre 013 Main Street Phone .368 Congratulations, Seniors Ostrander Plumbing and Heating Good Plumbing Protects Your Health 94n M nn Sticst Phone 1246 The Big New 52 Ford TYLED WITH THE 'UR' Look OF THE FUTURE CLELAN D MOTOR COMPANY Phone 261 Longmont Colorado 650 Fifth Avenue Congratulations to the Class of 52 VALLEY FARM DAIRY l'Ul ININITX llkl' r .' '.,, . ' . . F C V ' -it u' ' I - on . n ,. 6 . . Q I 5 Congratulations, Seniors Mrs Harveys Baking Co BHRGIS of Angel Food Cake 904 Eleventh Avenue Longmont Margaret Ohvers Valeda Vlllage Motel Nolth Mdlll SlICQt on Hlghxx ay .37 8: 287 Longmont Coloxado lesux moms Accepted Phone 1293 Larry Marg artley's Terrible Terry I HS Class of 31 Best Gas and Seruce m Town and The Spur 24 Hour Serx 1ce Russ Chase Prop 1118 North Maln Stleet F1 ench l'r1ed Shrlmp Our Speclaltx Famlly Style Dlnners Fountaln Serxlee Lunches and Short Orders Bleakfast Serx ed All Day Confratulatlons Class of 09 from R E Hargreaves an John W Harrison Ofhce Equipment Co 511 Thnd Avenue Phone 1047 M Korte Oll Co Fred B Korte Manager South Maln St1 eet Phone 877 J Longmont Colox ado Tank Wagon Serxlce Am where Anx tlme Comphmcnts to the Class of 52 BOB HAMlLL'S FARM SUPPLY OLIVER FARM MACHINERY BOTTLED GAS SERVICE AND EQUIPMENT North Maln Street Phone 945 J IAKI' INIINPTX SIX I 71 ' J ' s : 0 V. . : ' 1 l - 7' I .. ,1 . Y ' ' 44 H : Ed , . A 1 H -v , . y . . . 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Everything Wrth Which to Burld H 0 LYON LUMBER CO H O Lyon W L Worcester 100 Klmbark Longmont Colorado Cassell s Market Complete A G Food Market 206 Main Street Phone 111 W Howard s Feed Plant SQFVICQ Our Speclalty MANAMAR FEEDS East Thlrd Avenue Phone 658 W Motor Rebulldmg Weldlng Sawdey s Repalr Tractor and General Auto Repalrs South Mam Stxeet Phone 1029 W Anderson Manufacturmg Company Pamt Hardware Glass 202 Ma1n Stl eet e Order of DeMoIay WIN ic QI 'iii Congratulatlons Semors Chevron Gasollne from the Veedol and RPM Olls Rothrock Grocery Cn on and Fuel and y Trdllel' COUH' Wally Spalllngel 300 Martln Stleet Phone 1307 J Thud and Couyel Phone 1140 P-XCF' NIINPTX I-XIFN ll ' ' I ll l O 0 7 Q 9 . . - . Q Q 1 s . 5 Q 1 I ? Z KK ' ' 7, 6 9 . . 5 . 4 - , Q a 1 - - 9 5 . , - - 6 Q - . ' . 9 1 A vw 'Sw L' ' f X 2 1 1 : - 1 ll. 1 '-SI'l.' 2.4 wif W? PAGE' NI' FT: FTFHT f UWi '-1 in 3 , s K . ' 1 , ,. ' V' 5 Tim' , ' . 1, I , f X . ,g U' Y' 1 f -.,5' ' A , M , f ,- Our Congratulatrons to the Class of 1952 From Your Famrly Newspaper LONGMONT51' IMES CALL Starting Srxty Years of Service to Longmont Carte Gas and O 1 Jennings Service Center The Wfvuf .fee Shop R bert F Je n ngs R ald Schledler F ne Fa h Ons M 330 M R A-4. f+-3-v-1L ? ENGIRAVI G COAAPANY P. ARAPAHOE ENc.nAvEP.s STREET AND COLORADO ILLUSTRATORS .. .. ..g..,.. .. .. .. .. .. .. .....g.....g.. .. .. .. ..g..g.. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. ..g........... .. ... .. .. .. .. .....,.. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. . ' Lawson Motor Company Oldsmoblle 527 Maln Street Phone 1395 Congratulatlons to the Class of 52 The Marlu Shop DISIIHCIIXVQ Glfts for All GCCHSIOUS 454 Mem St1eet Phonc 1516 NeIson's Grocery CForme11s Manersb Phone 375 Corner Sutth and Bowen Congratulauons to the Class of 5 I Rate Drug Store 444 Maln Street Phone 220 Complxments ot the C and H Appliance 466 Maln Stl ect Phone W E Huff Realtor Q15 Mun Stlcct Phone 1486 W Homes Tracts Farms Ranches Busmess and Income Property Insurance Loans SpGC13llZGd Management of Farms W E Huff Lx man Hansbexrs Bob Baysdorfer John P Curran Realtor Real Estate and Insurance To the Class ol 52 You have laboled and tolled IH V1I1GVd1Cl ot Knowledge 'Vlay yor 19 p success 111 I elcl tl Leonard Kar1ch John P Curran 521 Mam Street Phone 1174 Dalry Queen Cones Sundaes and Malts 616 Mun Street Larson s 622 Mcnn Stleet Phone 1717 Longmont Cololado Gas 1 Greasmg SIG S SERVICE Goodyear TIFCS Rctrcadmg TEXACO PRODUCTS Complete Farm Servlce Washlng Batterles Phone 436 I-AFP ONE HLNDRFIJ Q 6 6 4 - , . 9 . , 9 . . . . 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FIRST NATIONAL BANK Longmont, Colorado Oldest Bank m Northern Colorado Established m 1871 EIGHTY YEARS OF SERVICE Our Very Best WlShCS to th Graduatlon Class of 1952 Member of the Federal Depos1t Insurance Corporatlon PAGE OINE HUNDRE O E . . . . . 6 . : .,. wr, ,eq ,- 4.13. - - ,ww 'QM e 1501 PAGE ONE HUNDRI-lD TWU KLMO Voice of the Friendly City 1050 on Your Dial THE MEN'S SHCP Longmont's EXCLUSIVE STYLE CENTER for Quallty Sults Sportswear and Furmshmgs 331 Ma1n Street Longmont Colorado Walter s Jewelry Home of Keepsake and Lovebrlght D1amonds Your Frzendly Jeweler Off1C1al School Rmgs for Senlors Jumors Sophomores and Freshmen See Us for Trojan Jewelry Brown s Shoe Fat Shoes and Hose for the Entlre Famlly Skelgas Whlrlpool Washer Maytag E1ectr1cal Apphances Maytag Dlstrlct Store Longmont Colorado G1 Ma1n Street Phone 269 Lutes Drug Store 379 Mam Street Lance Carmean Doc Pettet Hultt s Dry Goods Ladles Wear Draperles Our Best Wlshes to the Class of 52 The French Shop 349 Main Street Phone 6 Strltchko s Market Where the Community Shops Wlth Co zfzdence Better Meats Flsh Quahtx GFOCSFICS 341 Maln Street Phone 24 IAtL UNI: HIINUFLD 'IHREL ea 3 I -Q l ,vs . . . . 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DeSOt0-Plymwth Sales and Service : Heating and Sheet Metal Work SERVICE AFTER THE SALE Your Authorized Phone 150 234 Main Street LENNOX DEALER .Kats Implement Co. Alhs-Chalmers Massey-Harris New Idea Z Main Stl'C'9t PllOHC Sales - Service - Repairs Phone 41 South Mem Street JOHNSON'S CORN ERS Better Service Stations FRONTIER PETROLEUM PRODUCTS North and South Longmont South Lafayette Seda11a Brlllharts Food Market Auoss flom the Hlgh School Ex ery thing for Your Table Phones 690 621 Guse s Dry Goods Company Women s and Chddren s Dry Goods and Shoes School Supphes 613 Mam Street Phone 1027 For Ha1r Shapxng Stvled to Su1t You Call Modern Beauty Shoppe Phone 602 Longmont ooS Hdnstni Texas Pecan P1e Our Speclaltv Gene s Hamburgers Ch1l1 and French Frles Across from the Hlgh School Flne Foods Western Hosp1tal1tx Howard s Grill and Restaurant Howald and Evelyn LaPhan Banquet and Dlnlns, Room De Luxe Radio Service We Can FIX Am Radlo Made Old or New M un Shut longmont IACI owl' HUNDRP 1 srww , ' e e I . , a v - v . z f A 1 6 cn , , ' vw ' ' O. U ' f e. e Q lf llo I E nw.-oaew 'no ,,,,...t 9.1. 5 I . 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