Longmont High School - Trojan Yearbook (Longmont, CO)

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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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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

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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 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