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Longmont High School - Trojan Yearbook (Longmont, CO)

 - Class of 1953

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CD f'X N4 A 7 PUBLISHED ev THE TROJAN ANNUAL STAFF OF LONGMONT HIGH SCHOOL LONGMONT COLORADO ff, N -, -tx 1-1 Q c ,fp 4 x f W xx X Q .- Y Annual Slall N GIVING you the 1953 Trojan we of the Annual staff slncerely hope that 1n looklng through th1s book now and IH the years to come you Wlll recall the wonderful memorles that you were once a part of here at Longmont Hxgh It IS because of you the student body that th1s pubhcatlon 1S pOSS1b1e and wed l1ke to say thanks to each of you for glvlng us the many wonderful experlences we have shared whlle worklng on the annual staff Thls years Trojan has been edlted by Janlce Pamter aSSlSted by Sue Seedle The sponsors Mlss worked tlrelessly wlth the staff to brlng thlS annual to you l AOP TVS O cw ,...1.-...-'- 'xx T Geraldihe Edmondson and Mlss Caly Wells,,have ff u Q Q .- c 'T Q at .W X J ju a 7. x fx ox, Foreword S THE school year of 1903 comes to an end I th1nk of all who have glven so generously to our Trojan Symphony the buslnessmen who gave us ads Tlmes Call Pubhshlng Co who prmted our book Mlss Edmondson and H1155 Wells who helped us Work out ex er l1ttle deta1l and who were such school day to make thlS a truly wonderful annual To all of these who labored ln harmony goes the credlt for a Job now completed May the act1v1t1es recorded w1th1n thls book en r1ch the memorles of a happy and profltable year at L H S JANICE PAINTER Edltor I AGI' THREE . 6 , fm' . A ' 9 L6 ' 72 ' , I. - . . U U . Y y y . . an inspiration to us, and the staff who worked each ' K6 Y! I L 5 ,J 1 4 U Miss Sara Seevcrs To you, Miss Sara Seevers, we dedi- cate the 1953 Trojan, as an expression of our appreciation for the many things you do to help us. Seldom does a graduate of L. H. S. leave without gratitude for the individual help you have given each of us, no matter what the problem was. Without your help, our Junior-Senior Prom would not be a success. Few peo- ple put themselves out as much as you do to make our high school memories pleasant ones. You are always ready with a smile and a helping hand whenever we need you and we would like to take this op- portunity to thank you if we can for all the time you give to us Dedlcahon Mr Gilbert Everly Longmont High School would cer tainly not be the same wlthout you Mr Everly You provide that spark in our school life that makes these four years memorable to us all our lives Each time we cheer for our football team we thank you for making it pos sible for us to watch these games In dedicating the 1953 Trojan to you we thank you for devoting so much of your time to us Win or lose we re always behind you' Hes a Trojan' Whos a Trojan? Coach G11 Everly' WAHM W 959 1 1 s ,,,, ,-Q-..Q I , V v . 0 , . , - Q y I I figs, ,K 35:33 , ' , V. - 7 ' , ii. i 9 , V , . , - gs , , 'Q ' fx 1 3. s ' Eg . Vai K X. ...WV t M , 2? ,al 1 ' j vi 4 .Q 3 .rl 3 M A g Lf '- 4 fxb Q F Q N qs? 1 MQ' fi? w RSE .uf 1 Qi mm- F t 0 r t M Will v y 4' M Ham Board ol Educallon HIS group of loyal publlc splrlted cltlzens has rendered lnnumerable servlces to the students of Longmont H1gh The School Board of DlStYlCt 17 has spent many long hours dxscusslng and settllng dlfflcult problems wh1ch have ar1sen durmg the year con cernlng our schools They have QIVGH speclal attent1on to the educatlonal program of the schools A serles of meetlngs were held where the board and varxous members of the faculty dlscussed school currlculum Thls board has shown an exceptlonal lnterest ln the State Assoclatlon of School Boards and has been x ery well represented at the meet mgs of the state orgamzatlon The bu1ld1ng of a new Lmcoln school bu1ld1ng gave a great deal of sat1sfact1on to the board and the entlre commumty Th1S year completed the term of Mr Rlchard Hamm who d1d not run tor reelectlon Mr Stanley Sample was elected to serxe 1n Mr Hamms place ,sun.. I f 'VIR TANII-X A'Vll PINE SIX Lvl' t igh : r. ' iam Worcester, Dr. C. C. Thorpe, Mrs. Maxine Hale., Mrs. Helen Nelson, Mrs. Glad s Reeder, Se retary to the Board: Mr. Kent Sanborn, Superintendent of Schools: and r. Richarrl m. I , - v 1 ' ' ' ' I V - . , . 7 ' Q .' X A .A 2 7' . 'Ag Q ' . , f if 5: 'e Z H . . S .v .1 ' S . 'llli i To the Class of 1953 Congratulations upon your gradu ation from high school Graduation means the end of formal education for some and the beginning of more rig orous formal educatlon for others Hovx ex er you may be affected bv graduation your place as a citizen of your community makes it essential that you contmue your education With the world growing smaller the community where your Work takes you may be on the other side of our globe Wherever it may be our best wishes go with you for a very happy and successful l1fe p?fHy4,4faQM.w,, To the Class of 1953: Since the Longmont High School was organized in 1884 many students ave been enrolled Some have re mained only briefly Others have stayed to complete requirements for graduation and to receive diplomas You are the sixty eighth class to do this Graduation from high school IS one of the milestones of life It marks the accomplishments of basic educa tional preparation which society 1S more and more demanding of all peo ple In reaching graduation you have had many privileges and many happy experiences which you will long re member with pleasure May I Join your many other frlends and congratulate each one of you on attaining this goal May God go with you into a bright and satisfying future ft? JJMMM PAGE SEVEN x , - - . .At , ' R - .,-+G' 1 r Y ' v V s , , . , . f . . V V 1 4' ADAMS Assntant Prmc-:pal Vmsual Iwlucfmon All Wkestcrn Slate! AM lboloradn U RAXMOND T ASIIBAUCH manned Math Alg,ehr'1 I IC HI' Ll'N BOXLI' latin Journallbm Trojdmww Iatm Club Spom-nr H S Sun :snr A IU of Iowa! IWW huh 'QV DAI I- f RIFFITH Social Scxencn Amlr Hmwtorv Dr Tr AB lwqstv Sunil MA lLol0 UP JAMI' S HARPFR Social bclencn Prexhmdn Football Coach A entral College M sl LL 1C lo U FI LA HAUBOLD Library AB 1Ne-br VM.-sleyanr BS n L S 1DLnwer U I VI-,RNA HAUBOLD lhologw AB lNf,br Vlgleyanl MS 1Colo U 41,5- Lg. H.. A 1 2T'l PAI I' FIGHT 8 :fl 9' X DOROTHY BOX D Shorthand Bookkeeping, Chairman of Ir Red Crow Sn ex 4So We-.t Tex-uhtr Colle-5,13 10kla UD Mll DRl'D BROWN llnnlemuklm. F H A Sponsor BS Lal A 8. M M C CHRISTI' NSI' N VN H1-lorx Counselxnfz Track hey Club Spun r C Faculty BLSS COON ng. :sh 10 len Club Sponso A B We at Va l T WILLIAM CONlxLlN ngllsh TroJanews BA fColo U GERALDINE EDMONDSON I:.n1llsh Spech Annual Sponsor AB lL0lo U Ill BI' RT lf Vl' RLX mlmrn thamxstrg I'ootb.all Coavh A-.sl tint Wru HLRMAN CABBI' I Von ona usor tr F I A S I0 Stan UI lxATHl- RINE FRPI' NAMX RP lLm,,l1-ah lf Senior Claaa Sponsor Llna Nnzhl Adu o A M OTTO HI' Nlxl'l nn ustrml Art B S Colo VL R HICRMAN ccupauon Dr T BS IN:-br S T Lb El AIINI' HOBBS ycholoyzy Lounaellnyz B12 Slster Club Spanlh -Xmencan Clrlm Club Sponsor AB tDenxer Ur ' 2 W . A t J 3 A in H I A f L5 L. II. . ' A I ' -I ' 1 3 A- I- - S- C. EJ 'A ' .... .' -' C Al. I 'Q 0. . ' .l A' . ' -, l '. , 5' A - KL- Q ' .l -,Q 1 - , ' . V L. S0 I N- - L - - n' 3 -B- - ' A.B. 1 . S. C. EJ ' f I5 'lf' . ' 3 rc . . 1 '. . . .i E ' ' , ' , . . . .n I N 1 ' 5 ' . I . L ' 2 . . ' . .h 2 A X AI ' 2, l - ', ' ' ' ' , , 1 lg. ea' 3 llim: Coach: ILS. lliethany Collvxzv, Linclsl org, Kans.l ' 'ull : I A::,. Atl h r . 7. .Z lI..'. bio ' 'A A.B.. . f 46f sf c.'1-:.m ' I ' -' ' ' -, ' : ' ' ' 1 Je. 1 '31 IC ' ' ' , iss. , . . o . ,I l l .' ' s: ..'. 4 . A. K1 M.l ' 'S . . . ' .' ', ..'. i . .'. U ' s, . r.: .L. . .'. , '. , llll. UJ 1 I Ps ' '. ' ' ' 2 ' Sf' I ' : S 's - I 'jj . . ll ' . I 'S ' , . . l . .I , 1' N I . . ' . .,.. Q ,. ' H -I . X ' V , - , 7 1 6 f I ' L C K g.. , - x ' I , gf .Q J Q' ' fi? JN W2 43 ? ALBERT JAMES GLEN JOHNSON Speech, Assemblies, Dramatics, N. F. L. Sponsor, Industrial Arts, Tennis Coach: B.E. iColo, A. Sz MJ JOHN KRILL AMBLIA HOLLYER Am. History, Physics, Bus. Training: M.A. English, Social Science, ILA. iwisconsin U.b fDenver U.b A.B. lBethany College, ANNA HOLCK IDA MALLEIS Ile-alth Supa-rvisor: ISL Joseph Hospital, Denver! Spanish, Spanish Club Sponsor: A.B. Uiansus UJ Faculty RALPH MATHEWS Am Hi'-.tory Fconomlca Spam-sh ISA MA iCoo Ub LILO MLYLR liand Orchmtra HM fCol0 A 81 Ml I 10 A I MONTCOMPRY hv I Pnl lla-.knthall Coach Track Quaih 00 A KL MARK II' MUSTARD Vocal Music Superubor Hoyx Quarte fir-. True I Trio BS 1Nehr U ETHEL PLRRY 'hy ic l Pd Social Science- Ski Club Spun or lCoo A 8: Ml BUDD PITCHFORD 4, Offlm Iracticc Tvmngz AB MA ,gf JACIx IOII- DR RPYNOID SWANSON Algebra A xmant Football Coach H9 1Coln U Lo-ordinator BS lDuluth Minnl M Pd 1Colo UD Ed D 1Colo Ui ROM WU' IVAN TRIMBLE Gen Math Algebra Assistant Football Coach Wrea tlimz Coach Baseball Coach BS ftolo A GL Ml CATHERINE WEI LS Art English 9 Annual Sponsurd Palette Club Spon r iN Y School of Fine an Applied Art Par LORRAINI' SFLINMAN on b B A ilowa State Teachers College! M A Home-making F' H A Sponsor BS 1Coln SARA SFFVFRS ih910 LaNSvonor lx 41 'H if fn K 481 5-1 ni 00 415 P in PACE NINF f - . -- 1 . . . . ., cn. U4 A ' I l' ,HIGH I .. ' ' , ' ' ' ' : ILS. A K' l . . 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'. . . , . h , . - . . . - .. . . . - . . 4, 7 F- wrt Student Body 0fflCeIS Sealed llcft to rlghtl Sue Macy Cnraldxm Iunvxelmr Stanrlxm, Dannx lvl on Dau Nchrumr Harold Vhnmtt enale HE Hlgh School Senate, ln whlch students may GXDIGSS thelr ldeas and LXGICISG the rxghts of self government has ably gulded the student bodv thlough another successful year The Senate IS composed of two representatlves from each home loom a bov and a g1rl who dlscuss and settle problems whrch arlse durlng the year Each month dlfferent members of the Senate attended the Northem Conference Student Councxl meetmgs at var1ous schools In Aprll our Senate was host to th1s group They also spon sored a SOC131 hour after a basketball game and were respons1ble for the planmng and carrymg out of Trojan Day Through the efforts of the senat a vouth center was planned and started The student body owes a great deal to the senate for makmg th1s vear a vers successful one M1ss Elame Hobbs and Mr M C Chrlstensen xx ere the faculty advxsors lrst row left to rlphtl Lxnthla Todd Holck Murnl I-arnhnn lx xl lu 4 RL! Nc lapel Iam! M1 lsr lxartn lr Q wood Ceralrllne Iunxulnr VIFLIIIIII Hickman Sncuml rms lx an ormu xc Q xrna l nur flmnxa son Lol lmtr G mtrhcn M01 alllard Jillllt Vtmlv ur N tull 1 nm 1 n Itrrs 5!'l1llh Hugh Mlkkn son Fourth row Xe lioer ma l-unnmth Souplx Bull B Ihxntr IJ l uc ll Dolly, VN! Fifth row Mr Christen nn Prank tr Dlclt Hlndm xn ll n Ll n -X R 'VI1 nu lhurr 1 Af? lAtl' TWI-INI- .4 td -:7 3 1 ,W xt asf i 'ff ' A - . ' . . . .. , . -, . B Y . ' L . , I V Q F'.' , - 'f : - , '- W z . 'a'a.n1s, 1h.'h -,.' - 'l-, - Dwn- ' , 1 1 A . ', ' ' . fl' ': 141-tg ll'llt, U III' N'-lvl, Mj ' Cr' Q- I Trevarton, Norma W1-use-, Bonnie Campbell, Clydean Mc-Cznlllt-y. Claudia Allen. Shirley Bassett. Third row: Glenda Nels , 's l'a -, 'r' ' - Q' , z '- s -, luv SH c. Walt ll l-rso . .- g .' ' , ' ' 'lr . ' ': Da' s ', '- ' .' ' an z -. unny N4-lstn, Ch lt Iskin, Gary Cassm-ll, ' ll:-. 'Z . ' - S1 , ' lVlill', ' ' ' z . U Si'i ser. . rlyn et-sur, . - ' ' 'h'll. 0 'Q X l l .l A W '5 , f A . .. . P. 4, 2- o , I I 2 4 V S I 1 QW ix A 1 A J'-K , 1 -4 X '-Qi WORKERS P- TROJAN ,MA , I .f SE Wi , YAG? Tmrvru , V 7 Gi' ' Q QA 3 7 A T3 i 5. f ,I , VX L7 A I if. 6 . U , M , . Er Q F J 7: if ' .3 lyk if 5 NW ff FQ SQ x, . V fy' Ai!!! My ' l 'v , -'a Us , I is Q1 5 , ,,' -up nn as - ly ,G 4-7 A 3 I 1 '-Y . , '. K ,g . . Au 4 il f , an L '7 T , rl 0 ' ' FLOWER SALMON CAMELLIA COLORS SILVER AND AQUA MOTTO WE SHALL EITHER FIND WAY OR MAKE ONE 'lt CLASS OFFICERS I RBSIDLNT VICL PRESIDENT Wayne Colette Betty Clayburn SLLRPTARX TRILASURLR Pat Mxller Edrls Page PAGE FOURTELN 1 C If x Shxrley Adamson Dale Adler Larry Ashbaugh James Baker Kav Banner Shlrley Bashor George Baskos Shxrley Bassett B111 Bathauer Marilyn Bauer Ann Beauchamp VlI'g1I'II8 Befus Q I . 3 i ga I ' I QUE R K- I I Q 3 Nr I f ' A 6 F Us 5- A . Darlene Boggs Roberta Bohn Shlrley Borrego B111 Brown Tracy Burt Janet Cam Jesse Campbell Gerald1ne Carey Donna Clto Betty Clayburn Lynn Coates Patrlcxa Colburn Wayne Colette John Corey S1dney Dagle Maurlce Darlmg J 3:6 ' l V Seniors J I PAGE. FII-TLLN .41 'Rf fa PAGE SIXTI-II-IN X 1511113 Deborskl Darl ne Dmgman Dolna Dorr Jean Dovs J ck Emele Dem Fxmt B111 Fstes Dfmnv Felker LBIIX F1shburn Joan Flmchum Wax ne Froboese Bonme Furney l 'f Lou ell Gaebel Pattl Jo Gardner Dean Getman Agnes Grabrlan Doyle Greenly Karen Greenwood Walter Gunderson Betty Hartley Margaret Horrell Ralph Hastings Carter Hauschxld Leon Henry B111 Hoffer Bxll Howe Colm Johnson Gall Johnson Seniors 'Vx 0. ' 3 W yr PAGE SEVLNTLI' N , ' K' . , 4. 0, .5 ' g A 'hx U' -1, W O- , ,Wil 6' in ' ' 7 , M Q ,,. J fs . . Q , 5 fi: x mx! I PHP PIKHTI-FN 50 - Glenna Jo Johnson Frank Karst Helen Krickbaum Bob Kuhn Clarence Laber Geraldine Leinweber Virginia Leinweber Nancy Loomlller Esther Lukenbach S.1e Macy Ella Malcolm Lorralne Markham Sarah Mendez Gordon Metzger Bob Meze Phllllp Mxkkelson Arlene Mlller Janet Miller Pat Mxller Sally Miller Charles Mlsner Mike Montgomery Kenneth Mulvaney Kay Nebel Bob Nelman Danny Nelson Gene Nelson Jxmmy Nelson Seniors 7- fb X , f X 3 PAGE NINLTLI- N 5 . I , 5' X fp . x ' ' A rl! X 3. ,. . as X R, 6? - Z, 1 N x ' swf .: 3 I ,-3 4-ffika PAGE TWENTY f Loural Nelson Charles Nemmck Carol Newton J 1m N1Sh1da Carlene Nygren Larry Ohver Rlchard Olson Nyla Ostrander Edrls Page Jamce Pamter Vernon Palmer Don Peters Roberta Pxckerel Joanne Plerce Carmela Ponzl Leonard Rasmussen Bonme Rehwoldt Robert Ressegule Carl Rxghtsell Neva Rocha Charles Rodgers Thelma Sack Ted Samano Inez Sawdev Ann Schlleker Dave Schreiner Mary Ann Shuetz Bob Schwab f-vu Wh-J i... la ' A fi ' Seniors C Q-A new 0 'lr' IFQ? Q PAGE TWENTY-ONE Nancy Sheeder John Shelley Myron Shupe Marianne Sonne Kenneth Souply Naomi Sowers Colleen Stanley Bernadette Steffes D1ck Swanson Dav1d Swenson Pat Tomlch Mary Ann Trotter . 3 Dorls Vogel Marlxene Wagner Stephen Wagner Henrletta Wamboldt Norma Weese Evelyn Whlte Eldon Whlte Barbara Wllls Nancy Wllson Harold Wmnett Larry Wood Beverly Yount Marvin Welburn Class Will We the class of 1953 belng of sound al though small m1nd admlrers of Marllyn Mon roe Jerry Lew1s and Hopalong Cass1dy and not under the 1nfluence of Vernors Shakespeare dope or checkers declare th1S to be our last w1ll and testament Dave Schremer and Bobby Hartnagle leave the1r paint brushes and red pamt to the Junlor Class badly 1n need of publlclty Carol Newton leaves her helght to Kay Kugel who needs lt Glenna Jo Johnson leaves her pantom1mes wlth Earl and Lyle to anyone w1th as blg a mouth Nancy W1lson leaves her Southern drawl to Bess Coon Danny Nelson Gordon Metzger Dxck Swanson and Col1n Johnson leave the1r s1ng1ng ab1l1ty to Raymond Nygren who could probably smg 1n all four ranges Leonard Ras mussen leaves h1s bashfulness to Kenny Wm ter Agnes Grabr1an and Betty Clayburn leave the1r Jobs at the show to anyone who has a yen for thrllls and excltement Pat Colburn leaves her r1des 1n J 1m Baker s car to anyone who has a lot of nerve Kenny Souply leaves h1S wrestlmg ab1l1ty to Sally Jones who has also taken lessons from Harold Charles Rodgers and Donna CltO leave to t1e the knot Nancy Sheeder leaves a ream of type wrxter paper and a badly battered oboe reed to Budd Pltchford and Leo Meyer B1ll Estes leaves h1s leg named Myrtle to Mr Ashbaugh who al ready has dlmpled knees Charles Mlsner leaves ln h1s rattllng Ford Sally Mlller and Roberta Pxckerel leave the1r freckles to Jamle Tonkln son Mary Ann Trotter leaves her soprano vo1ce to Clark Secrest Karen Greenwood and Tracy Burt leave Janet Cam w1lls her ab1l1ty to r1de horses to Duke who IS always r1d1ng someone Darlene Dxngman and Ann Beauchamp leave the1r blushes to Mxke L1v1ngston whod look cute 1n a red face George Baskos leaves that dreamy look to Kenny Sollars whom he C0p1ed lt from 1n the f1rst place Walt Gun derson w1lls h1s root beer mugs from A 81: W to the trophy case Ann Schle1ker and Dorxs Vogel leave the1r unpaxd b1lls to Dale Tallrnan who s always try1ng to collect them Dale Adler wllls h1s l1tt1e green Ford to Bob Hajek who has a passlon for Fords Kenny Mulvaney leaves h1s comlc books to Duke Mathews 1n whose class he was always readlng them Larry Ashbaugh and Pat Mlller leave hand 1n hand Bob Meze leaves h1s embarrasslng moments 1n speech to any sophomore whos dread1ng the course Bob Ressegme w1lls h1s excess we1ght to Everett Kre1ger Charles Nemnlck leaves h1s sour cream to Masle the Mechanlcal Cow Mxke Montgomery leaves h1s ab1l1ty to get away w1th throwmg snowballs ID class to Gary Johnson who prob ably won t be able to get away wlth what Mxke d1d Larry Flshburn w1lls h1s w1nd to ROHHIC Cassel who has enough Clarence Laber leaves h1s low vo1ce to M1ss Stelnman Frank Karst leaves hlS cowboy boots to the cows boy Sarah lVIendez IS so qu1et that nobody notlced her eave Arlene M1ller w1lls her sclssors to anyone who wants to take up the pastlme of halr styl :ng Pat Tomlch leaves her pony tall to S9ablS cult Edrls Page wxlls her tlght sklrts to Nancy IAC l' TWPNTY FOUR Nelson JSSSIB Campbell leaves h1s autoblog raphy ent1tled Nlght L1fe-or Oh You K1d' to that young lover Bart B1ckel B111 Hoffer leaves h1s convert1ble to any glrl who w1ll come on a h1s house Evelyn Whlte leaves her soft VOICG to Jeanette Kuneth who needs one S1d Dagle leaves Sh1rley to any one who thlnks hes tough enough to tackle her Lowell Gaebel leaves h1s burnt mldnlght oll to Barbara Foster B111 Brown wxlls hlS sltz marks to anyone b1g enough to f1ll them Bxll Howe leaves hlS bloodshot eyes to Blg John Kr1ll Sh1rley Bashor leaves her out of town men to anyone who needs some Darlene Boggs leaves w1th a collect1on of dla mond rmgs Sue Macy leaves her experlence in cattle rustl1ng to Charlene Johnson Joan Flmchum leaves thankful that she graduates Dav1d Swenson leaves h1s book How to Bulld Muscles to G11 Everly who needs It more than Dav1d Larry Wood wxlls h1s cute grm to Mr James Don Ernst and J1m Baker leave the1r acro bat1cs and awkwardness to Eva Jane Adler Lynn Coates leaves h1s craft1ness on the bas ketball court to Ray Bostlck who seems to have a good start already Larry Ollver leaves h1s flashlng dlmples and 12 lb tater to Rodney Wagner who needs the dlmples but not the potato Esther Lukenbach leaves her roller skates to Beverley Davles Gall Johnson leaves carrymg a record of Sam s Song Barbara Wllls leaves her unpubllshed man uscrlpts to some lucky publlsher Somebody must want one' Gerald1ne Lemweber leaves her glggle to Mr Henkel Betty Hartley leaves to marry Spencer Hoog Harold Wxnnett leaves the presxdency of the Student Body to some cute Junlor lf there are any Ted Samano leaves h1s b1cycle to M1ss M8ll6lS Myron Shupe wllls h1s place on the Chxssom Trall to Tex Rxtter Marxlyn Bauer leaves her front row seat ln psychology to anyone who wants to learn how to w1n frxends and 1nfluence people Kay Banner leaves for Chlcago to Jo1n Dale Jack Exsele and Bob Schwab leave the1r red faces to the sophomore g1rls who ought to have red faces more often Helen Krxckbaum leaves her romance mag azmes to Gay Carter Ella Malcolm leaves her Job at the Da1ry Queen to anyone who s as gen erous as Ella lS Patt1 Jo Gardner wllls her pep at the games to Mrs Brown Thelma leaves her sack to anyone who has lots of books to carry around and needs somethlng to carry them 1n Inez Saw de door so she left Mary Ann Schuetz leaves wlth her dlamond l1ght1ng the way Eldon Whlte leaves hlS car to the New York Metropol1tan Museum of Art Loural Nelson leaves the shoes he never has on ln PhySlCS to anyone whose feet are as b1g as Lourals Gene Nelson leaves h1s art1st1c ab1l1ty to whoever drew the boy on the G1rls Week pos ters Bernadette Steffes leaves to become a pro fesslonal blackmaller Henrletta Wamboldt leaves her shorthand notebook to anyone who 1 , , ' . - . . . . . U . . . ,, 1 ' 1 ' - , . 1 . , , . . 1 1 . - - . 7 ' ' sm 1 ' 11 ' 1 - . . , . , , . . 11 ' 11 ' ' . ' . 7 7 ' . . ' . ' . - . , . . . . . H . . . H . . - 1 . . . , - , . . . - , . 1 ' ' ' ' As 11 . 1 I 1 ' 1 1 . . , . . . . . H , ,, . , . . , . 1 u 11 - - ' - - ' 1 A - 1 . . . 1 - . 1 , . ' 1 1 - ' 1 ' . - - 1 1 1 ' y ' - , . . I 1 U ' ' D 1 ' , . ' . ' ' 1 . . . . , . . . H , 2 . . . ,, . . . . 'J-' 'tr' 'L X Shirley Adler Claudma Allen B1 Amen laulenc Amon kay Anderson Dun Aschenbrenner Barbara Austin laul liachman Joann Heil Mildred Butter Jum Blackwell Daxul lloer m x Huh Branch Q 52 uf ' Q-zyj' Rnnfxlrl canal wh' Duane Chesley Monte Churchill Dun Clto Bob Conner Walter Davldson Iyle DeVeny Albert Dnrks Abraham Dneth Nhlrley Drxeth Ted Drury Yernun l'ale5 Dunna Flmore Wllma Lrnst Iuhn Pxerly 1 lumors a' Qu 'Un- .1 1 1 PAGE TWENTY FIVL - I M . S v ,,1,gg,w' Q'1l',?1,'M,ff5gv M ' ' , 4- V I - r h e Sir g. 'u l Q ! i R fr, AK lf- ' j'. ' V . V t -. ,gf ' 7 if ffm, A Q ' I ww h 4 .-' ' gl l - ', 'F' C or -f. A ,A I l l M. . - fe A fp 4 A . XA Q 4 vl X., K. . . ...N 8' ' ' . 'ltr' ' s a fa . I , 4 s at f A X, ' 'I Jumors Man lou Finley hp Dave I-owler eRo5 Fowler Harold I' urnq hay Lardner lfarl Febhardt Tummy Gensler Charlu-1 Gerard ' Phyllis Cier Jams-H Hastings- lhttw He-ldt fdry Henmgh 'Vhlly Hermetet Su an Iiexerly Duck Hxndman Iackle Hogsett lhlln Hornby Karma Hull on Kenneth Ihsm-n Ch i- Q. 1' V xpv Delores Ann Gingery Robert Glaser in Charles Jesse Carolyn Joh nsun Jerry Grec-nbc-ri: Charlene Johnson Garb Joh nwn Hubert Greenwood Norma Hunkins PAGE TWENTY-SIX fs had 1 fs. 'nn-.A is I 0' 1? 5-M. Q,-..- 'CT krry John-son Sally Jones Charlotte Kauffman Robert Keutsr l'dwln Kragh hay lxugel Ruberm Lane John Lea-xer Mike I IVIDKNYOII Ste wart I ockwoorl lxathlun lm Iu 1 hr: when Mcflallmrd IJ Alf 'Vlcl Achl an Allen Marshall Donna Martlndalm Bennie Martine! Scott Mayfield Vlr5,mla Myera Frank Muller Cracellen Moody Shirley Mulrhead Barbara Nsal Pldlne Nz-lsnn I lumla Nel on 'ml Nelxon Iarrx Neuhaus Jean Nxckb Juniors RN in K' gig l J- go PAGE TWENTY SEV LN O: ,-. V, h ' 7 W Q , A A6 i J : Y :im fbi I f if X fr. 'I x .lt , ' ' 5 1 l A 1 ' . 4 Q.. , , 5 . - - . ,R Q R' V , z.. n y 4 ll f , , C . i X if W' ' 3 N Q ' . 'as ll X L. A f ,Q 1 Gillu-rl , my , ' ' Q - ' A' s S ' 1 l : A' 3 , Juniors 'W Q PAGE TW ILNTY EIGHT Velda Mae Nui: Ralph Nygren DQ ll 1 Urum Ruhard Ostrander Hal Ottaway Carroll Peduzo Larol llatt Io Ptux P0 an Loralem Race John Ratchffm Az lx n Reescr nun Richardson Lrn Sabu Dorothy Ann Schoepuer Ju Ann Schlagol Cecil Schummvr John Schnpbach Sue Seedle Pat Shankle Stexe Shoe Arm Qnzvuld-mn Llleen Skaggs Rudy Skrbma Betty Jo Snodslras-4 Phylhs bnllarw Danny Sua-m Julia Suazn Norman Swan on ...vw . ......-. 'E Jus. as ina L. an-v W 'IH ' s- ,V . sg x 12- 4 Q' v -E , A i - 1 vw A K Q , is 16: .D y K fin: K W ' vw ZX -Q5 A . L. 1 A QQ 5 ' . J. L. fn. 6 Y I V? lb 'l , f 5 . : 1 d v . Hg x ' ' . - 1 . ' 1 A. C3 lx i ' 4, ,, it fix J l 1 , -'f gr V: A . , x A . , V. .2 . h I 4 VM , , M wr Ai 'W A - .. VA G ' 'N- ,S S . - bv V' ill 4 l ,. K .S sw J I X . 4,4 vs ' Nancy Tarr hc- Ilm Taylor 11 f if f eurze Thlelen drha ra Thompson www Batty Jo Thompson leavin! Albert Tomlch Ta 6 an Rm. er 'You-.lm Donnl Upton aw' lm t Van Stes- and in wvn Wagner ,- ll n ul VHu.n4 r 7' Ilm WHLIIEI' x X 'ir F 3 Kmlnu Wdgmr l 5' u fi Rmmld Wmzmr Ianll e Webster Mane Whnmer Carolyn Wxlham-s Barbara Wnllm Joann Wmfrey ll:-:renee Wise-cup Shirley Wmtm Fred Wulf Mc lla-m Wuodrock Donald Ya ke I Juniors ,gm l'-Xbh TW I' NT'1 NINF .. A- ' 1' S: mx . XE , Lv Q .fa Max? 5 , 1 . A an 7' 1 ' 4 ,Q 'QB I 4' NY 4 . A iii 3 V: 6' Y 5, . mi M x A .,,. l 6. f' . 5 L. 5 W' gi QQ lf' 5 sa v ' 'hgh IC -S - .'l a wg. 'Q' . vc- X Tir, , If - K .Q 4- -A mf- ,A les A, ,. ,- Lx Pipe Oralion OW that our hlgh school days have ended we look back on the twelve years w1th fond remlnlscence of wh1ch you the class of 54 played such a v1tal role Whether we were competmg w1th you ln sports or non athletic aCt1Vltl9S you always accepted vlctory and defeat ln a most sportsman l1ke manner a truly great example for both us the class of 53 and your fellow classmates Trad1t1on now demands that we place our class colors aqua and s1lver on thxs p1pe In domg so we hope that you w1ll accept thls gesture as a symbol of our apprec1at1on for the compamonshlp moral support and all-around frlendllness that you so generously extended to us durmg our school day acquamtance May you always bear the colors of our Alma Mater blue and whlte wlth honor and dlgnlty as those before us and as we have str1ven to do May God bless the class of 54 KAY NEBEL Response AS YOU the class of 53 say farewell to hlgh school l1fe we the class of 54 thmk of what th1s moment a year hence wlll mean to us True lt means the severmg of tres that have been tlghtened each year as we worked studled and played together but It also means new t1es new frlends a new home for some of us and new act1v1t1es that wxll requlre new perslstence and determmatlon But all these new adjustments w1ll be bullt acter 1S four square wxth four sldes sp1r1tual soc1al mental and phys1cal At th1s pomt ln our llves many of us will leave two great 1nst1tut1ons wh1ch have help to mold thls character home and school It IS lmpossxble to over rate the value of home ln moldmg a young lxfe and school wh1ch IS aimed toward developmg our mental slde does provlde assoclatlons and act1v1t1es wh1ch have had a vltal part 1n the soclal phys1cal and sp1r1tual sldes of our character Looklng from the portals of L H S we see a world full of threats to our c1v1l1zat1on but looklng back we can fmd no excuse for not havmg bullt good characters The flaws we see are self created We accept the challenge to bear the Trojan blue and wh1te wlth honor and dxgnlty and as we take the place of leadershlp wh1ch you have so nobly fllled we pray that we w1ll someday also take th1s pos1t1on It cannot be overstressed that as each succeedmg class moves out 1nto the troubled world to work toward better and brlghter cond1t1ons that God 1S on our sxde And that s what counts May God be on the Slde of the class of 53 MIKE LIVINGSTON . . , , . N I r 7 7 ' - . . . . , , - - I Y ' l ! ' 7 Y , . Y . . . , . , , , . . , . ! . 1 . Y . 1 9 . - . y - 1 , , . . 3 . - , , . . y . Q . on the same character. No matter how slighted or undeveloped one side may be, our char- ' 1 s 1 - . ' - u . .. 5 1 1 ,. . . ' . . ' . - , 1 . . v V , . . . ., Q ' 9 7 . . , . , I Af l' THIRTY ' Buddy Abrams Elwn Aldrich Kent Anderson Hflrliv Archer Warn-n Arnnlul latrncl.-1 Atkln on latsy Au'-mn Margaret Balma Mxchael lhxrnwlev Donna Bennett Bart. Bllfktl Juhn Bluzer Prank lhwhopp hate Bohn fary Bok-4 Mary Anne limr- Ray Hnfxtlck llnlv Brand Kharlntu llrown l fu erm lirmx n Xmrunla Hrumm. Iatty Uubh Bonnu. Campbdl I JF-1' wavy 'Dx Q1 f is' if 'Nu -45- 1 ,wwf 35 f' eg, ,,-f p- 1 E- ll- fv- B wg YLJL ef-1 ,.,. lu nny Branch Jerry Bradford Darlene V Brown Darlane A Brown tary Burt bherlll Burlu. Lars Lab ell Nlarxlsn L.-xntonunne I AGI-I THIRTY-ON! on 'W-6. 'GZ'- ki 1' -, 41 X.-.fl , N wk X3 Q' qv-v 'Y 'f in lane. lflmrlck 1+ Q5 fv 'V' Q9 I uulyn lfm. Q wlelw 55' nf l' rfancw lwllun lifnrlmrl 4- Marx l- rc 1 man Q, lung lhm quurn 43 01M x 'W -- IAC l' THIRTY TWO Connie- Chriswnsc Donna Clark lilainv Conklin Curulyn Cook Jmamth Corn Sxlua Corwentlnn lcdmtte Lrosby lun Culbernson Hurlu Cufahman lh xerly Dauu Darlene Dans I lwabeth Denne Lhuck Dx-km Nancy Edmond-. M xry Jam I-use-ly ullun x nun I :ibn n lat Flshburn Allnrt For wth D lrrvlyn fdrllx M xr Arc! Fender x il funfkr 'm :nu iunnl fl . if gf L ' df' W '. - . M ,YI 'K -if . N n 'Q' J . . .LN . ,X ' ' ' is Q x , x. X l Xl, ' ' 'X 4 fi s Q, S X div 3- va. 3- 31, . 'X ,.. -3 K A 1 v ' 1 K-...... U if ga gh V 'l XR W .- L :-' - ,MB 1' -- lc.-1.-5 A w, 12- 1 fl- - fy I. f ni 1. f, lb - . 9? L3 '2 ith I 'V 2 4 Q A ' xx 1 N 'N 5' 5 . .p A 1. . H Y 1 sg use f I Y,,if ' M .' A Y in V , . . Y ' ' z lfnster fy , 1 . ' S' S Q., .1 ' 5 ' -- 'K' - ' x z Q' . .- 5 ' ,, it z xp, 1 f ' fx --:-S ' 5' was Q .Im Y I, 'Y . 3, af ' K iv' Q. , R N- uri' Gum- A bl ' M ,L r N , , .Q Pu: '- l 'ml , M X ,1- L xrolyn Hamm Barbara Hartley lu nny Hartm nn Donna Haney f .ary Ha hm. lxathryn Hawurxh Durl-3 Hcathe-r hdu Nldry Xnnc Henmgh Dennis Herrzra Ylrgmm Hlrkman f urrgm Hnhln lAV1llc Huffer Shlrlcy Hnlnsurlh Marilyn Huff Dewey Huntm r nl k Xlxcn Jn nlxlll lx rll 1 4 Twill: Jones IA Dorn lmrlwmlall l-xnut lxrmlur l xrrmll r lunxxe 'fr' 'iii fx Q-Q, lQ'.:ng: V-el i Sf T 40- 26- MG' ,W 1 ltgfu -5 G' il-r 5 -Q +2- ,AQ A.- Y' V5 'fx N, Oh... Lhurlu Juhn un I Q I xml Iuhnson Larul Iwrgqx D lVl1l lu Nmnmn l 1 nr Shnrlu lamb umm R n le 5 r PAGL THIRTY THR1-l' 'Vlurmn Nlxer Iornnla NlaJcra Don Noble ax Olander John Park IJ und larlnn Umm Ilankmton Maxine- Irxce Opal Lollie fonnn I underlni- Fil Lusero Boh McNe1l Marv Allce Mawr Jerry Martmdale I hllxp Martmev Herbert Meaxley Warren Miklauv lillty Jo Mlller liunme Mlbner lxdren Mock I1-mm Mundt lilll Murphy lf rank Murphy Shvrrxe Nel o Dm lc ne Nu kel rhn Oram Rhnti Parker Arnold Peterson Ion Pltchfnrfl Lhnrluttc Randall llmmle Randall S Q . M W -wr , ' Q . L fx. W - ' 1 L X ,tl 917. ' L , . I r jr . ' r N 1 ' , 1 ' - ' A 1 . , G' ,, W v if . A ky . , 1 N. - xff X? A .Ei vw. X 5, K fl ' - fa -' S 1, W-' A . I , , . , -. ,, Y-2V 1 , ., .. , lx 5- J A -v 4. ,: ..' .j S 7,2 I I S ' sn ' ' ' ' r- I ' N l ' 3 X i .M if .. A , X l , J - ,fn cr, r c ' R v V 7 Q 1: ' ' Q ' ', 1 , ff l ' ll ,f il X 'S I Vx 4 3 :ful an 5 . , . .1 nb- 5' , , z' 2 ' w . ,N 1 5 4: l ri ' l 'R J ' I ,. f Z ' 2 . . 'G 0 I .- 1 - ,Q J K' , ' . . . fi , 1X . . I 4 N X I AGE THIRTY-FOUR Arwan Rawhm. Ruurr Res exzuu Barbara Ref.-wr Donna Ruler Joyce Rnhlnetle Ddnnw Roger Jerry Rugs rs Lux ls Sawdey Ruth Schlagel I' d Schmidt Mary S1 hmutl Iuann Nrhnurhu h Sandra Shdha l harla Nherman llun Slgllnger leurs.: Nkrhm Hxrln xmlth lm in Ntfiff nrnl fe r llllllle Ntlcklq Dale Tdllmdn Dunn.: Taph r .lzzmiv 'I'unkin.'nn lk-th Trevarmn Q Q ao. J- 0- wav 14 ,- K+ x...ks-m!8ncE Ev an F' ag. 'E- -ll' o 4640 4' ff A llnl -.1 1 1 3 Kami' aaa Cb 5 ps 'gsm X I tr T emi is - h 1, X .Q Jmrry Smith kenny Sollarw ul Slum uclllv Swan un Dunne Taxlur Uynthia T wld-Hulck lm vid Trx-varlun huh Wullace IAGE THIRTY EIVI' ig, lv' ga- K an 3 Cb' 1 8' x 4? '? 'Y Freshmen 4, Gloria Waltrip He-nry Wamholdt Shirley Warrinel -lack Watts JoAnn WK-lustc-r lmrxlallm W ts 1 unl Wll lam Danna Wllllb N mc, Wondra I 1 no A Youni- xt xnxx tleft tu rxght Jnycm Scott, Carolyn Hanxon Donna suuml rum Don Vuake Pemur Rnxmux-.mn Frvd nnlale Hub Rasta 'lhlrwl ram Irmell Banner Jerry Clark larry Steele Fourth rm Bill Buxch leurs.: Worcv-tar Albert Rumba-w Dirk Cherry lflh 1: x Harold Artf Don Planmry Duux. W1ll- J lit Nlxth nm Warren Babhor C.-:ry Fru-kann Dun lrlce he-nml Winter Nuumth mu Rex Touelne Bob McNeill Richard Platt lAt,l' THlRT'1 bIX x Wg' 4 ' U L' 4 Y xt.. . A K A l' 5 l ' 'hi -S' l - rg M K 'ix : ' l s ,. ak 4 -' Q , I.. Y 3 ' A3 A fd lfrnr ' ' 'Y J: 1 S , J , ' Lnkv. 'W I ' 2, ' 'c ': ' s . I 'I 'H ' . ' 1'3 ' V a lf' . wr: ' - , ' ' Q-f Front rnw lleft to rightl: Cornelia Madrid. Marilyn Ott. Marilyn Iinos. Eva Jane Adler. Second row: Colleen Glazer, Karen Kroth. Peggy Moreno. Third row: Shirley Watts, Freda Conaway, Loretta Ashby. Irene Engel. Fourth row: Donna Parker, Wayne Johnston, J. M. Wright. Fifth row: Edna Aldrich, Nancy Fabrizio, Esther Martinez, 'Vlargle Bustamante bvcth row Glen lxeller Ruhard Roth David Ioomlller Seventh low Darllne Bradford Marjorie Davl'-1 Shirley Wright ML rl Iynn Woodcuck l-lghth row lilmnna Trevarton Eruncu Paucett Janet. Miller Ninth row Charlotte Trevarton Velma Thrasher LaVada Gler Janice Ieterson Tenth row hue Ann Young: Iallonna Iuckhardt John Howe Elexenth row James Sawdey Deanne Durnms. Eileen Aschen brenner Ee-ther Colcleasure Twelfth row Carol Nelson IaVe-rne Barth Beverly Gels Wanda Garner Freshmen ont r xx t to ru. :nm Dxekey Jiam e lxuna rllla 4 lun lim! Hllffnvui N umll vw w Ham: k ML innuly Iuely Hur Myrnl iruur Ihanm l rlwunwmn l'hir4I row ray un Darla it uns nu ll mnbuch urls rl n Fourth row mm! l'ri-fl lllXlll T n ter I Arrx Hn Rich lrll Smith ith rms Jin lratt Ralph lln.1.n lioh Upton .Ierrx lNo. me Sixtl- rms Whlen Malcolm Dali Dulmlnns Du lflm lillllt' Lropp Carl Mmkner Nuuith rmx Ronnie Nelaon Karl Amen llareme Nnmlgri Jams Strumhlm Rulurt lunxulur u..h1h :ms lun VK ilstun Norman Smhu if Dick is r nu lrmml Ninth run Richard Platt lhnrx liralx Juni lhnulsn wllhlllf Brut Arnold Lukenbach PAGL THIRT1 SI' Vl'N ' pa .U . -, ' 4 , 1 I . V . , A Fr U ' llef ' 'hll 2 llv: ' A ' ' ', 'tt ' th, Vat ll-1 3 'ez, .1 ' 1 . ju- ' nv: Pat ' 'cv ', -Iva K- - ', . 3 z tley, ' 1 I '. . -h 5 -P ' l' .4 ' ' ': La H-' , 1 -1 - l.y rx. I.: 'sv .lk' . lie ,' ll' ntl. ' ': .li ,' ' , 2 r I - , ,z A' 'itz, ' z ' . - o F'f ': 'l ' ' . z 'ff--, , h' '-l l. rw - -1 '- 1 .- , - I ' - w--S.-. in 1. ' -vr rant mu fl to ru, Huh Cruz Jamn fhnmpxun Re-urn Batt Second rum Alhulna lfdllmlldl' Iwtellc Ilclunl Patrlua Bala cock Third nm I nretta llClxi rel l atm Marllm 1 Cullu n Noland Iyxa Sanchu Fourth :mx luma Srhompnvr Su an Terrxll Iennu Martmu Plflh nm VN xlmn Mauck C ollun lrxwfnrml Maluls Qumlx Sondra ll'nr Sixth row ,ay lxrter 'Wanlxn Dagzln Shlrlu Plmlt umnth rum Klyrlnan Mclaulex lwhth lnrunwn Dianna larrmm Allu Darlxm. llphth rum iharlu Vvallacv. Jim Muntnur hm-:lun barrel! Nlmh row Dah lhumm, Lharlem Schnur l' ldu lalxr Pd mln. c.0I'lll0l,,llQ Tenth rovx Rohcrt Walls Allce Hamilton Vlarx Ann Burns James Mauck MarJorxe Manxxell Ifluenth um Mike Farnsworth Stue Vlfatklnw Nancx Relge-I Donna Oxcrturf Ardcn Colette Rma Anderxon Tvulfth ram Mlkg Ilavuun Duck Carlwm lwlllu Malley Ralph Puucher Freshmen I-ront rovx lleft to right! Grace Burch Xunda b1.g.1.Lrn1an Dlannv. itraughn Tommx Full! buzond rum Mary Garrlnger Malgaret Flllott Dun Wlaxfuld Third row Shlrley Joyce Walker Melxm Hanna Jlm Mu 1. John U1..lum l-uullh rova Dun Lumaclmau D nnu lmull Larlxn farrmtl lwfth ron Shlrley l'Lnn1m.tun Shlrlu Schwab Darlene Dun bar hay Leonard Nlxth rovs Loretta Lane Lula Palmer Margaret wlllldDlN Suynth rms Margne Olnu Beatrlcz Pfhpaen Dun Bum Alan Ashbaugh 11.hLh rmw Jlm Cunrad un lierna Max Llennon D-:rx 0 41 turf Imnth mu MdFllXH hunkla. Lum Lau Jmronn Bradlex 'lmnth nm John Vl1ll4.r Arthur Iirumng IACJ' THIRTY EIGHT Class Prophecy Mr L R HlCkm3U bald headed w1th beard of sllvery wh1te and tw1rl1ng a cane emerges from a nearby drug store carrymg a newspaper dated 1968 He beg1ns readmg lt mutter1ng to h1mself the followmg news ltemS Shlrley Adamson lS now the englneer on the Idaho Llmlted The whlstle on the tra1n 1sn t worklng so Betty Hartley IS flllmg 1n Kay Banner was recently found try1ng to break 1nto the dorms at the Ill1no1s Instltute of Technology whlch by the way IS for boys I wonder why she chose that partlcular college? Shlrley Bashor lS 1n the hospltal w1th a fractured f1ngerna1l wh1ch she recelved trymg to w1n the coveted tltle Cowglrl of the Year Sh1rley Bassett IS trylng to break 1nto the movle lndustry w1th her fac1al express1ons of Jerry Lew1s Marllyn Bauer IS modelmg Marllyn Mon roes latest creatlons 1n the cate on top of the E1ffel Tower Sort of breezy 1snt 1t Ann Beauchamp was plcked up on the cor ner of Seventeenth and Larlmer streets on the charge of selllng Meechle Bugs wlthout a hcense Vlfglnla Befus has been appo1nted our new French Fore1gn M1n1ster When asked for a statement she repl1ed Amour amour to n1ght for sure' Dale Adler answered Ou1 ou1 Mademo1selle Darlene Boggs announced that she Wlll g1ve a dlsplay of her fabulous col1ect1on of dla mond r1ngs and also lecture on falthfulness 1n Love Roberta Bohn IS now cru1s1ng down the Amazon The last report was that she was elop1ng w1th a Pygmy Shlrley Borrego and Carmella Ponzl are des1gn1ng costumes for Sxamese twins at Flfth Avenue 1n New York Janet Ca1n can now be seen ID Joan Fl1nchums Wlld An1mal C1rcus featured as the g1rl w1th the rambow colored ha1r Gerald1ne Carey 1S now coach of the fa mous Cleveland Roller Derby Wlth her star performer B111 Hoffer B111 dur1ng hlS spare t1me IS teach1ng Delmar Jones how to skate Donna C1to and Charles Rodgers have Just returned from the1r honeymoon spent at Ta hltl Island Lowell Gaebel acted as the1r chap eron and chauffeur They stayed at J1m N1 shldas well known hotel the Muscular Arms Betty Clayburn lS now appearmg on T V Wlth Betty s Helpful Household Hmts Pat Colburn lost Dean Getman 1n the Sadle HHWKIHS Race and IS st1l1 huntmg for hlm Any 1nformat1on 1ead1ng to the whereabouts of thlS v1ct1m w1ll be greatly appreclated V1rg1n1a Deborsk1 has mvented a penc1l for left handed people and IS work1ng on the perfect1on of a left handed eraser Darlene Dmgman has created a hat IH the form of a saddle for horseta1l ha1rdos Mar1anne Sonne has Just been appo1nted secretary to the under secretary to the assxstant secretary of the secretary 1n the Secretar1at branch of the U N Donna Dorr has been ap pomted to carry her pencxls Jean Dow and Col1n Johnson are sole own ers of the world s only Ch1nch1lla football team The team IS est1mated to br1ng 1n 2 b1ll1on dol lars a year Bonn1e Furney famous daredev1l Just com pleted her great feat of gomg over Nlagara Falls ID a barrel Too bad the barrel broke flash Mlghty Mouse Swanson to the rescue and all IS well' Pattl Jo Gardner and Nancy W1lson are now head of the Arthur Murray Danc1ng Stud1o The1r spec1al1ty the Charleston The1r steady pup1ls are B111 Brown and John Corey Agnes Grabr1an Sally M1ller and Janet M1ller are employed to hold up the leamng tower of Plsa Karen Greenwood dlscovered a new planet whlle cru1s1ng through the umverse 1n her flylng saucer Much to her surprlse Tracy Burt was the only 1nhab1tant Margaret Horrell warden of Youll Never Get Away PYISOD has 1ntroduced Polka dot un1forms 1n place of the old strlped ones Gall Johnson and Nancy Sheeder are now featured on a new T V program entltled Mar c1a and John Who should we have as the1r support1ng actors? Hummmmm'7 Glenna Jo Johnson has Just replaced Imo gene Coca on the Show of Shows w1th Carter Hauschlld portraymg S1d Ceasar Interest1ng Nancy Loomlller IS star supporter of Molly Mayfxeld She owns a corset factory Sue Macy IS a torch s1nger 1n T018gl s Wlth her theme song My Old Flame Arlene M1ller Bernadette Steffes and Evelyn Wh1te are featured as the Bowery G1rls versus the Bowery Boys Pat M1ller IS teach1ng Larry Ashbaugh new wresthng taCtlCS and Larry IS teach1ng Pat new cooking h1nts Kay Nebel has become more dar1ng as t1me has gone by and IS now sportmg a crew cut she states The next t1me It may be a mo hawk Jan1ce Palnter has become a sk1 mstructor on Pengum Island Anyone 1nterested besldes Pengu1ns Bob Schwab has Just become extremely 1nterested 1n Pengu1ns He was last seen head 1ng for Pengum Island on h1s hopped up raft Joanne P1erce has blown mto Hollywood w1th the 1dea of tak1ng Zsa Zsa Gabor s place When asked for a statement she rep11ed Well lt happens to the best of us Bonn1e Rehwoldt has become a woman tax1 dr1ver 1n Longmont Funny how the popula t1on has dw1ndled lately Thelma Sack IS des1gn1ng costumes for the Klu Klux Klan Ann Scnueker and Dorls Vogel are famous matadores on New Gumea Island The1r v1c t1ms are gumea plgS Naom1 Sowers operates a bookle Jo1nt and can be contacted at the publlc llbrary where she takes bets Mary Ann Trotter and Eldon Wh1te have become a famous steeple Jack team Whlle El don does the work Mary Ann can be heard slng 1ng Dont Fence Me In Loural Nelson because of hlS sensltlve nose has Just become manager of F1flS Per fume Factory Davld Swenson has Just taken Johnny Ray s place H1s latest h1t Sob Wayne Colette IS manufactur1ng the new Cuddles a love seat for your home Danny Felker the Frlendly Undertaker complams that bus1ness IS dead although he has 1ntroduced a new lay away plan Sergeant Larry Flshburn of the Northwest Mounted POIICQ and h1s wonder trumpet Yukon Blast are now tak1ng Sergeant Prestons place on rad1o Instead of yelllng Mush to h1s dogs he shouts Cream of Wheat' Charles Nemn1ch has revolut1on1zed the car washlng bus1ness H1s latest 1nvent1on IS a hlgh speed automatlc sponge that washes an ent1re car xn less than 30 seconds l XGE. 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'Q . x '9 . sl' i 4 N ' 3? 3' 3 ,.. -Q lw Z, -x v,.:g ,152-H-J I ., -Tk Uhkx I rs! r vw I eft to ru.htl lla all C lahrlan Nxbel lurcn Furney Wamlmldl S Mlller I Wlh ter Fl5hlDlll l1 Haney an Sc lekmr Second nm R o n 1 rr cu 1 11 urd Vhh ur Ostramcr S Nelson Han ln list: lanklnh n Cam Third ruvx ln krep Hullwurth Wundra Md alllard Mock Rehwoldt Moody D V Brown Woodcnck W llllams I' ourth rms llark Hamm Parkmr l' su Sark Nx1..rn n lluffn r Dlngman D A lirovw n Schlagcl Todd Ho ck Faxlor I-lfth row u 4 T Ionu lla hor Markham Lollmurn lisauchamp N ckml Lamphmll liohn Back row irovs n Sunni Inc um cat mrs uw e rr dum VH l llanmr Lulhc rt on Pepslers HE Pep Club has completed another successful year Led by Pat Mlller presldent Sue Seedle v1ce presldent Glenda Nelson secretary Donna Upton treasurer, Hen rletta Wamboldt dr1ll leader Susan Heverly pubhcxty chalrman, and Norma Weese, unlform cha1rman, the glrls have made many accompllshments of whlch to be proud The Pepsters sold football and basketball t1ckets asslsted at speech meets, sold pro grams at the basketball games, marched before the football games, sponsored the annual magazme dr1ve and added to the games by the1r pep One of the blg events of the year was homecommg, Whlch the Pepsters sponsored The1r float took second place 1n the parade before the game the offlcers presented mums to the football boys mothers In the evenmg a successful dance was held by the g1rls Congratulatlons to the Pepsters and the1r sponsors Mrs Bess Coon and Mr Ivan l'r1mble for the pep, enthuslasm and cooperat1on they have dlsplayed durlng the entlre school year r 1 vt l hu rn. I n n on xn unvklnx Non am 1 nxu n U nlnvu ur urre 1 Ml nr Don Srcund row Maur W lle H xexlg Heldt I Nxl-on She:-der lrunwund Schlagsl Snhmpmr lamtcr Third ruvu Huff lx June Hop. su Mlnrhrad l'lhltX Whxtrmr Drleth rlmorm form-+3 Fourth ron Hickman Bush Ruhr Au tm Stafford Skayzr, Shnrman Hunln Allen loland Hudson Freeman Top row Atkmun Rn-harrison Isl 'fn Ili I!! Qll E l Al l' PORTX l'0UR Fi .' o ' l 'f 3 -SS. ' 3-. ' ' . y r'. .K -l ' ' , , l . S l l -. 3 D . hl' ' . .' 'Z . li h , J. M'll' , S 'll'. l l'l'lf , J. 'I s 1, .' l' , .' , k' S, ' V ' 4 I . ' - ' 'C S ' . '. ' . ' . 5 . . . '. . . ' , ' . '. ' .: -. ' . V . ,v 13 .Sl K.. V --f .. .Y ' . V l 4 .' 5' ,,4 , l . ' . T' Z WHS-, . . 'S , , l . , i '. ' ' , K. . Z ll. l ' . .' '. Fl' h . ll h ' Shi , RA' S' , D' -S, 'AllAS, ' ' , T - S . - , Q , - , . ' s , . I, . 1 . y . . , 1 . 1 y 1 Fi 5 rn ' llvf ' 'hi I C. J h S , C1 1 'A '. Up . L' '. G. L 'i l 'r, Mall' lm, V. ll l ' , li 1: 1, W'illS. l'. ' ' le. rs I , ' ' , ll '.', V ' , ' . I '. l '. 'Z I . -' . l ' . S ' , .l , .' Vfagm-r, Race. Kallffman. LUTlll4 FinI!- Fifth FUWZ G1'nSl0r, C. Johnson. Kujzcl, S. Jones, K. Anderson, Cook, Sixth row: Kin c 5 , Q ,- , ' , .' , ' . 1 ' s , ' : . 9- , ',rA,'.. f , .sf ' 55, fl? ' I E 3 ' fx G 5 . , 2 .pf .- ' Q y Q U 5 A F . K 0 f N c o v mu! fj '9- 5 , .6 1 S Nahonal Honor Soclely EMBERSHIP 1n the Natlonal Honor SOC18ty the only honorary orgamzatxon ln Longmont H1gh School, IS based upon outstandmg qual1t1es of character leader shxp scholarsh1p and servxce to the school Out of the upper thlrd of the Jumor and senlor classes the faculty chooses flfteen per cent of the senlors and ten per cent of the Jumors to be awarded mernbershxp Those awarded membershlp from the senlor class are Marllyn Bauer, Geraldlne Carey, Donna Dorr Bonn1e Furney Karen Greenwood Janet Mlller, Edr1s Page, Ela1ne Peavey, Marlanne Sonne, Norma Weese, B111 Estes, Lowell Gaebel Walter Gunderson, Mrke Montgomery Danny Nelson, Jlmmy Nelson Vernon Palmer, Kenneth Souply Rlch ard Swanson Jean Dow, Geraldlne Le1nweber,Henr1etta Wamboldt Esther Lukenback, Patty Colburn Darlene Dmgman, V1Fg1H1a Lelnweber Lorralne Markham, Joan Flmch um Barbara W1lls Janlce Pamter, Roberta Bohn, and Joanne PICFCE The Jumor members are Susan Heverly Glenda Nelson, Lyle DeVeny, Sue Seedle Donna Upton, Kay Kugel, Bob Branch Charlene Johnson M1ke Lxvmgston, Mar1e Whxt mer, Fred Wolf Jerry Greenberg, George Th1elen, Roberta Lane, Norman Swanson, John Ratcl1ffe Paul Nelson Gretchen McGall1ard Jamce Webster, and Earl Gebhardt Bonn1e Furney was elected presldent of the orgamzatlon Kenneth Souply, v1ce presldent Geraldlne Carey, secretary, and Jean Dow, treasurer Mlss Helen Boyce was the sponsor r t r w :left to ruzh Roberta Lane Lharlene John-.nn Mane Whutmer Barbara Wxlls Donna Upton Susan Heverly karen Creenwood Vlrzmla Ieunweber Gerry Iemweher Second row Pat Colburn Lorralne Markham Ck nda Nfl-un Janet. Muller Roberta Bohn Darlene Dmszman Fdrls Paxze Third row Marilyn Bauer Norma We-ee Sue Seedle Kay lxugel Bonme Furney Joanne Pierce Fourth row Joan Flmchum Marnanne Sonne Donna Dorr Jamce Webster Jean Dow Jamce Pamter Henrietta Wamboldt Ceorge Thlelen Fxfth row Earl Geb harmlt 'Vhke Montgomery Make Lxvmgston Walter Cunder on Iyle DeVeny Lowell Gaebel Jerry Creenbersr Danny Nd on Slxth row John Ratcllffe Vernon lalmer Fred Wflf Kenneth Suuply Paul Nelson Jlm Nelson Bob Branch ll. 4 I I ! . . . . ,Q - .7 7 ' 7 . v 3 I x 1 4 , r I . 1 . 1 ' , . . I . , Y. . Q y . - Y 7 ' , n . 4 I , v 1 ' v Y l 7 ' 5 - I ' - Fis 0 ' f ' UZ . P S , ' ' , I , . . ' ' .- . ' . , ' . I . 1 , . sl, .' Q , ' , ' . ' - Z ' . v ' . I - , . ' v I . I ' - - 5 ' .. ' ' ' . ' ' ' - , 1 S . . . . 1 . . fs . . .' ': ' , ' . ' I . ' ' -' '. ' . ' . - 1 I P I - b 3 PAGE PORTY FIVL ffarq 1 1. tb M rt S r u. C at T l G eb ck I- 3 r M L Chr Key Club PONSORED by the KIWHHIS Club the Key Club IS an 1nternat1onal h1gh school serv ICB OI'gaH1Zat1OI'1 that had 1tS start 1n Sa ramento Cal1forn1a twenty SIX years ago Thls IS the th1rd year that the Key Club has been act1ve 1n Longmont Hlgh It IS composed of up to twenty four boys w1th the d1fferent classes represented 1n the rat1o of up to SIX sophomores e1ght Jumors and ten senlors Key Club has performed var1ous servlces for the communlty Thelr b1g project for the year was the repa1r1ng of the hlgh school tenn1s court The boys sponsored a soclal hour last fall and later ln the year the boys enterta1ned the1r dates at a supper dance Off1cers for th1S year were Tracy Burt pres1dent Walter Gunderson XICG pres1dent Jerry Greenberg secretary and Hubert Greenwood treasurer Those who were elected to beg1n the1r dut1es th1s May are Jerry Greenberg presl dent Hubert Greenwood VICE pres1dent Frank M1ller secretary and Monte Church1ll treasurer The faculty sponsor of the club IS Mr Manley Chrlstensen 1' U-L l-ORTH SIX S-v pr 'M 1. . gf ,R 'W 'xr I 42' f .. v , Y l . rf' 1 V, ,R C' J J' .Nt M rl 6 Y ' fr 44- f ' ' - f , . C .p, I A l . r First row llvft to ri 'h 1 Bill Estes, Tracy Burl, Frank iller, lin liickol, Kenneth Snuply. Stewart Lockwood. Second row: Larry Ashhaugrh, David Gunderson, Wall Gunderson, Monte Churchill, Arlyn Rc-ost-r. Ga y He-nn h, Lynn 0 es. hirt row: Lowell 'a el, Jim Nelson. Di ' 'ink-', Arni Sizvaldson, Jer y Grw.-nln-rg, Larry Fish- burn, Mr. . '. istfensen. , - . . . . . A . . - . t. , , . v 1 - . . . ' 7. - . . s 1 a s a v 1 ' . , - i 1 ' 1 1 r t x to rn. mcy Wondra JoAnne Web ur 'Vll nrny x Loo lx Arla Jr Q hate Bohn Se ond row C rrry lelnxulxr Rhe ta I arltu Dianne Tn 14 r IaVe Ile Hofft r Lynthla Todd Holck Mary Preeman Pat Fxshburn Carolyn Hamm Donna Haruy liarhara Will Betty 'Vlxthmw Thxrd rovs Ronald Cunning. Joanm Schnurbu h Ieona Mundi Vaomx Somers Jzanettm fnrey karen Mock Lonnn Iundcrlm. Mary Alne Maier V1r Hart lhckel Henrx Vtamboldt Danna Clark Marx Ann ll u L nu l-unneth lhanch lohn Oram Plfth ram xr Shu Arm o non x 1 nn ncrup 1 lrrry Iohn n Wnrrxn Mrk auf lahn Club URING the second year of 1ts exlstence ID Longmont H1gh School the Latlna SOC1 etas Tro1ona or The Trojan Lat1n Soclety has enJoyed a full and successful year Meetmgs were held every other Frlday durlng class t1me The meetlngs were ar ranged by a plannlng commlttee made up of xar1ous Lat1n students The programs were malnly put on by the students but dlfferent teachers gave talks to the club dur mg the year On February 16 the Annual Roman Banquet was held Club members and flrst year Lat1n students all came dressed 1n Roman costumes The flrst year students acted as slaves and served the second year students, the masters, durlng the banquet Early th1s sprlng the Lat1n Club held a p1cn1c Wh1Ch all the students taklng Lat1n were el1g1ble to attend At th1s t1me the slax es became the masters Slnce there were two second year Lat1n Classes, there was a set of offlcers for each class Pres1dents were Geraldlne Lelnweber and Fred Wolf, XICE presldents Kenneth Branch and Marv Al1Ce Maler, secretar1es, Mary Ann Boos and Cynth1a Holck treas urers, Donna Harxey and Pat Flshburn and commlttee cha1rmen Henry Wamboldt and Nancy Wondra MISS Helen Boyce was the tacultx adusor ol the club 7 n'u , 2 X 7 ' .l PAGIL FORTH 51-XLN ff J- C J Z ' ' x D Z 5 F1 T , '. ' 2 - 4 -1, X .. T 3 - - . x t , , . Fi s rm' Ile-ft 'fhllz Nz ' ' ', - ' s I , . 'ss lfuytv, Cz sl'I ' k. 'z an-s, , fl. V: 3. Y 4' .. w. '. 23 4. .. .V -- '. , ' . . f ' .' s, l ' . ,.', 'F -' - - H-g '- - Y ' '- , ff, - v '- ' , '- uinia Hickman. Jane Hlerick, Jerri Culbertson, Fourth row: Fred VVolf, Edward Schmidt. VVarrc-n Arnold. Bob Brand, ' ' , - H' ' , 1 ' ' ' , ' D' nos, Gwr 'v Holls, '- . . ' , ': Sta-H I 1 -, Ch: l-s J l1 S . Gary Cassell, 'la - cv WR ' , John l':rl-cs, . - ' . Su . 'z - l' I , - v . . I . . 1 - Y ' ' ' ' 44 , Y' u H . . . . Y. - . ' 1 U . V - 7 . . . 1 1 Y v I I Ifxrst row tleft to rnzhtl Janet Cam hm Nelson Jcrrm Lulhertson tary Lassell Lowmll Caebml Nancy bheedrr Donna Iea Qlark lhyllls Sullars Donna Llmorv. Leona Mundt Qecond row Donald Xakel Marvm Welburn Darlene Brown lierna Mac Clennon Jane Plc-rlck Mary Freeman Mane Whxtmer Ierry Johnson Marllyn Bauer lhllu. Hornby Cay Carter kann Gnenvmod Alum Hamilton MXTLIC f,llV9I' Jean Stafford Charla Sherman Thlrd row IaV0ll1 Hoffer Qhlrlsy Qchmab leland Johnson Margarct Plllilt Bob Connor Alan A-Vhbaugh Jim Balur Mika Livingston IaDora lurkendall Tom Censler Daw. Boersma Harlow Qmlth Rmhard Smlth Lorralne Markham Bud Abrams Prul Wolf Fourth row Cracm Burch Fldme Nelson Bumrly Plhot Marjoru Martinez .lohn larks Arden Colnttv. Walt Cunderson Bob Upton Rlchard Ialntlr Albert Forsyth Warnn Arnold Carx liurl lamlf. Tonklnson Dale Tallman Jerrv Creenblry, Ieon Henry Ronme Ca-.ull larry Plshburn Fourth row Parl flbhardt Kon dra Clair Mr Mcysr John Qchopbach Stxye Watklns Don Slgllnger Fdward Schmldt Don Noblr. Robert Ressuzule laul Nelson Lorwwn Warner Darlene Dans Pat Iwshburn NDER the d1rect1on of Mr Leo Meyer the band has had an unusually successful and actlve year Every Longmont H1gh student has good cause to be proud of th1s hard worklng group They added zest and enthuslasm to parades by marchlng 1n them and to the foot ball games by then' half t1me performances The band entertalned the publlc wlth a flne concert, and presented an assembly to the student body They also attended Colorado Umverslty Band Day and they dld a flne Job at Festlval thls sprlng 1n Boulder The pomt system was agaln used th1S year w1th those recelvlng the most polnts be mg awarded a letter Pomts were based on the number of hours of practlce and the amount of part1c1pat1on done wlth the band Walter Gunderson was elected pres1dent, Tom Gensler, secretary treasurer, and Karen Greenwood, Janet Cam, and Lorralne Markham were selected as llbrarlans Yes, the year 1952 1953 has proved a Very successful and eventful year for the Long mont H1gh School Band llli l' Xhl' FORTH LIGH I' . . .M .. , - . o ' S ' 'V . . ' : ' . ' . ' V ' V ' ' . ' V 'U . , V ' , l Z V: A' .2 K '.,.n V '.A 4 ' . Y E' I ' . . -' ' V ' ' V ' ' ' ' 'S . J . l S . ' S . - ' V Schlaxzel, C La Verne Barth, Shirley' Elliot, Colleen Estes, Gary Erickson, Kenneth Sollars, l Carolyn Hahsoh, Lowell Hannler, Benny ' ' UV ' FV ' 'V I ' V V I l ' ' V F V ' . .' V .- W ' .f , f , , 1 - ', A , ' f , . . : I I- I . S - I . ' I - 1 v 1 l L ' K' s v ' k-l 5 ' Y J v J ' ' 1' L-S , ' V I A4 ' - V V ' , V' L ' ' 1 , . Flrst row lleft to ru.htb Jean Nlck-. Corwyn Wagner Darlene Dans Margaret Halma Ioralee Race Pat Fxshburn Bob Wll on Shlrley Elliot Qecond row Connie Lunderlng Naoml Bowers Betty Jo Snoflzras Manlyn Cantonwlne Donna Elmore Leona Munrlt Fdward 'ichmldt VIFLIDIB Hlckman Nancy R3WllDL5 Melva kennedy Thmrd row Joyce Roblnette Pat Hancock Rheta Parker Deanne D1ckey Jerry Johnson Janet Cam Jlm Nelson Lowell Gaebel Nancy Sheeder karen Freenwood Gay Car ter Myrna Brewer Darlene Lyons Janet Huffman Fourth row Patrlcra Beauprer Dianne Chnstenson Patty Atkmson Barbara Fostex Jeanette lxunath Louise Lukenback James Bowden Flfth row Freddie Wolf Lorraine Markham Tom Gensler Alan Ashbau h Mike LIVIUESIOH Larry Flshhurn leon Henry Date Boersma Benny Martine-7 Paul Nelson Judy Hartley Jeanette Corey Donna Harxcv Robert Resseguu Swth row Mary Ahce Maler 'Vlr Ieo Meycr John 'ichopbach Stexe Watkins Orchestra ERE S an orgamzatlon of whlch every Trojan can truly be proud' Th1S group has put 1n long hours of hard work and pract1ce 1n order to be able to entertam us Those who pract1ce the most dlllgently and dlsplay the greatest degree of sklll 1n playlng thelr mstrument are rewarded by belng selected flrst chalr 1n the varlous lnstrument sectlons The Orchestra and Band comblned have made about forty publlc appearances be fore approxlmately 105000 people The Orchestra has presented concerts, worked 1n cooperatlon w1th the speech department to enterta1n us at the plays, helped the cho1r to present the Chrlstmas program, played at the Baccalaureate ceremony and has done numerous other thmgs They also made a fme showmg at the Sprmg MUSIC Festlval As presldent the group elected Janet Cam and as VICE presldent Larry Flshburn Dlanna Chrlstensen Loralee Race, and Barbara Foster were selected to act as l1brar1ans Mr Leo Meyer completed another successful year as dlrector I' -HIE I-ORTH NINI 5 . 1 I J I - - l: ' 1 - . L -'V ' 53. . I V - , J - ' . ' ' ' , ' fr, ' . ' ': ' . . ' ' . ' I wr 5 1 . . I ' - . . 7 I v ' . ,,. ' ' ' 5 ' A s - 5 ' ' A ' A- . ' V l , , . . . . . , . v 1 1 ' 1 ' , . :st xx tlef to rua Jamt Mlllcr kay Ander on Nancy llbllnllllif Sally Jones Hcnrlntta W nmlrolflt Pat Mlller Dons l lanltlnta n 'Vlarx Ann Hennlgh Julia 'Wll3lU Shirley Adlmr Ann lil luchamn Janice Pamtzr Sglua lor mntlno Mary Ann Boos M u. N11 hflrl PaLe Shl1 lLW Wlntc r I' sther Lukenbach 'Vl :rx Ann Frottm r Second rovs Donna Fax lor I' lla Malcolm H: n Pun Bxrbara Ru mr Barbara 'Vlotc-. JoAnn Schlagel Shnlu l5orrLy,.o Nusan Hexerlx bhlY'llX Ad Am on Jamce VN eb tmr Nancy Sheuler han Banner karen Mock hax Cardner Shxrlu Ba hor Janet Lam Arlene 'Vlxllu ALDl trabrlan 'Vhldrewl lhtu r N11 ll a VK ooflupclt Sally M1llL r Thxrd roxx JoEt1a lol xml B1 rnadf, tts Steffes Ann Schlle ki r lilfhdfll 0 lrander Hnnrx amlu ylxlt Tr my Burl N1 rnon I almu om human Daud I umltr lla we Hun mr Jo n Rau lffm N ,rm Ill Swan on Je 1 rx x 4 mx L s 4 na 4 apncr arnnu lu. 1 ul enn I No elm form n Ms 1 Ltr Nm nl lc ll1 tar Arm Slgxald on Hob Brannh Ihclt bwanson Jsrrx Smith Llarencv, V51 ecup Llaxlx Sum t lgle Dc-Venw Bob lirmsl Colm John on Larl Rlghtx-,ell 0II' HOIR students w1ll never forget the wonderful t1mes had IH fourth perlod cho1r prepar1ng for concerts Festlval, and all the programs 1n wh1ch they part1c1pated The cholr presented the beautlful Chr1stmas program, sang for the Twelfth N1ght celebrat1on, and presented a concert 1n the sprlng The State Mus1c Festlval cllmaxed the years act1v1t1es After the 1nd1x1dual cholrs had performed, the cholr experlenced the thr1ll of s1ng1ng ID the mass chorus D1ck Swanson was elected presldent of the group M1ke L1v1ngston VICE pres1dent Bob INe1man secretary, and Bonme Furnev, treasurer The sectlon leaders were fxrst soprano Mary Ann Trotter, second soprano Shlrlex Adler t1rst alto Pat Mlller, sec ond alto Sally Jones tenor Danny Nelson barltone Mlke Llvlngston and second bass, Bob Branch Joanne PIETCG was elected chapla1n Llbrarlans were Sylvla Corsentlno and Lx le DeVeny whlle Agnes Grabrlan and Bally Mlller were robe custod1ans Thanks, Mlss Mustard, for the flne entertalnment you and your CllO1I' have glven us' XML Ill' IX I-'i ro ' 1 'fhuz - ' 1 , ' 3 S , - . ' - , J 5 1 '1 - 'z , - ' , z- ss. ' 's , 'A ' 1. I: ' ' , .sy ' 1, I ': 1 '13 . 1- 1 , .- nie ' hey. 1 11s1 , ' . 1:, Q ' 1' . Q 1,' 1' , .' 5 ' ' ' z s , ' ' s 1 . 1 , l A , 'Sy ' , YV S. . 1 , A ' .Z . r 2 , ..., K' -1 5' '. . Q ' . S Q . ,- W1 4 , 2 .1 . '1 '1 li I ' , ' i 1 son. - ' y t1 . h ' -l' 1, 4 z .' '1 s , 1' g Grwnlwru, Robert Resseguiv, liill liathaucr. Joanne Pierce, l'at l'olhurn. Top row: Walter Gunderson. Nm-I Collisler. fharles Gor- zl' l. Dal I ,' Nelson. Mik 1 l.ivim:.'tun, Rn 'll VV' ' 1 . Cl' 1 '1 Lalwr. H fh Mikk -ls 1, K Q1 h .' llarw. .la 1' l'liSs1lc1, I lr 11:- 2 , ' ' s , ' ' . , . . , Y . l . . . . - . 1 . 1 , a a , . . . I . . L . 1 V . .. . - - 1 - , v 1 v . y . l ' . ' . s .1 v 1 V 1 1 A l a I - , v . . , v . . - 1 s ' v v 'Wil' is C7 T7 np e Qatefl rlcft to rmghtr x amre lamur Ntanrhm. Marx Alice 'Vlucr liarlnara 'Vlwte y Banner lx x X rlcr x 1 er nm n t er Iulunlua 'Nlarx Ann Trfttcr not how n ELECTED bv M1ss Mustard these n1ne g1rls and thelr accompamst comprxse the Trlple Trlo Because of the hard Work these g1rls hate put 1n thev haxe been able to enterta1n xarlous seruce clubs and organrzatmns and haxe recewed many faxorable comments Th1S group of g1rls part1c1pated 1n the State Muslc Festn al on Aprll 10 We owe a blg thanks to these g1rls for the recognltlon thex hate brought to Long mont Hlgh School Go den right ful :hurl NX Imhn Dmnx INCE the beglnnlng ot thelr 'Wap sophomore tear four senlor boxs haxe been slngxng together as a quartet The Golden Chords IS composed of Dannx Nelson tenor Gordon Metzger lead Drck Swan son barltone and Col1n Johnson bass :Q The quartet has performed tor mam organmatlons sung IN xarl ous church serxlces at assemblles and exchange assemblles and are members of the Longmont Barber shoppers The student bodx CSI't31I'1lX does appreclate the manx tlmes thex haxe entertamed us Thex are a real cred1t to the school 1'kl.I- I-Il' TX UNL A - I 'T '. ' Ni T 3' l' .a f. , 2 ? 'Q xr Q, ' .V . g , I av , 0- - Q Z A ' I I rlo S- f 'r 1 Sallj Jones, J' ' ' -. ,' 2 ' f: . ' ,' ' A 1 , ' ' , 1 As. Ka ' ' . 'HA' I n - son. Sally M'll- , .loA - l -rum-. Pls h ' . 'I ' vh. . ' j 1 - s ' . nl V - . V . v ' 1 A - v' ' ' Q ' - 1 ' V v . Y N U K . . , V Y Y I. C lwft U' 2 Gordon Mvtx f Ri ' 1 1 .' vans nl. K'olin . I son, 2 Q Nm-Ison. N' . A - T Q V v V - E .. 1.5 - 0 , , , r I A I ' v A . 2 , . ' i AWAY df l'1rst row lleft In right! VlTLll'llrl Hwknmn Ifxvmllg Iluffcl I.-Annu NVnl1stmr M.-lrx Ann Hennnsh liarlurd Mon Second rms MAFIINH Ott Merl Ls nn Wuurlcnclx Marx Alxu M nur Idliunnd lwkhdrdt Jxrrl I ullu rtsun Donna arxey Jeam tts L orex I tu Bu h Do nd I lu r L all r K 4 I'hnd row Shirley W rn,.ht Vs Ima Thur-her Sxlud Corsentlno Dmnm Chrl ten an ll nm IJ rmm. I llf 1 If'-1 -. Ilona Mundi M.1r,1oru Dans Nhlflll Vlmur onnn unu lm. nna ruartnn llll Dunnx lic-nm up rem Ildrlmm Ilrmlforll Mull .4 Wnmlrnrk I ankls rolxn H nn or url nt rl N srl x n nm 1 lu my an N Girls Glee IRLS Glee, under the dlrectxon of Mxss Mustard has enjoyed a very suttessful veal They per formed at meetlngs of d1fferent orgamzatlons and are takmg part ln the annual sprlng cholr Concert The Glee Club has been headed by Janlce Webstex as pxesldent, Maxy Allce Maler VICE pres1 dent and Colleen Estes seuetalx txeasuxel Boys Glee HIS enthuslastlc gl oup of smgers mcluded all boys who llke to slng well enough to get up early enough ln the morn1ng to plactlce They practlced twlce a Week before the bell rang m the morn1ng and they got results' The Bows Glee Club took part ln an assembly and IH the sprmg cholr concert The offlcers for th1S vear were Danny Nelson, pres1dent Arm Slgvaldson VICC presldent, and Gordon Metzger secletarv treasulel They xnele under the dlrectlon of Mxss Mustard I- r t r x lltfl to rlph Rlchard O trandcr Imlrmdn Su mson Il.4nny Nllsnn Tvm imn lar Iohn Raulmffe Invsell Banner Rodnex Vl dgner Second rmx lxenmlh Solldrw M1k1 Inlm, ton Munn Lhurchlll Stucn Wagner Ddud l under on Ronald Vlaymr Walter C under on Thxrd nm Boll Branch fnrdon 'Vlttlper Rlchdrd Xuan on Iqmell Faebel Jerrx John'-un Arm 5U-.Ndlll on Stue Shot Carx lfrlck un swf -1 .1 9. ,V- l in I' 'kill' l'll l'X TVX O , z 9 I xv i : - r V Z 1 4 ' ' v. 'vw - af V 9 . TZ . S 7' L V 1 , O A KX lt! s. , C Y v- F ' e' ' A X I..- A' ' 'l F 5 H I .-gy, V V . ' f 4 ' . , V x A I ' ' x 5 V ' r 3 ' v' '- ' - - V A- ' . . ,-V V - ' -I . I- . V - A- I ' f V 2 . .SV II ' , 1 - 1 'Th J. 'll ,' -sh , n ' 'arv . -'4 vnu Has-r. 1 :A S' ' . ' 1 1 '. ,'j ' 3 ' . - ' 's 1 s- , ea - u ' Y, 'nn -111 I: 1-:, ,- ' . ' ' V ' .' ' - , K' '- I, l-r' ', file ' T . Val I-'ishl 'n. : -ll, 'I' 'z ' I f ' . sw ' '. l':t Sh f. Fa 4' : s 1, ll 's Ile-: h-'shzuy M: 'lj l' kl-, .loan Fli -hum. Fur lyn II: um, Furnl 1-lson, Imnnu Taylor, W'an1l:l flurnn-r, linnnis- Misnvr, .lzmivv l'4-lvrsull. I V V V V. . . .Vu v . .V , . . V V V V. .V V VV . - . V V 'is nv - 'ftrz s ' -, ' ' . z .' . ' 3 , 4 I-s-,, -' , ,- V V- '.y V Q, v: '. , K' . ' I A'-' 15 l - ' ' V A' .-, ' , ,V . .' I S, f1,' I S. ' 'Z ' .I . .', . s,,' I , D' Q . . I S-7 S . ni .I '. I A' 3 . 5 . .- . ' x - 1 l l f' 1, 26' V 7 l V 4 x 5 V N Y Q z 'A V -Vg: V , Y .1 ' ,Q Q I X 1? , I ' 6' I 1.8-I at 4. Q he - v V ' ' ' ' V N F L Officers Inwtll fachil flenna Jn Johnson Don hrnst I ruulrnt Srcre tary Trrasurnr Vlu I resident HE N F L orgamzatlon, under the able d1rect1on of Mr Albert James, has been very actlve thls year Many of the students have attended the Student Congresses at Greeley, Denver, and Cheyenne, as well as the speech meets wh1ch were at G1lcrest, Colorado Sprlngs Longmont R6g1S Unlverslty of Colorado Mead UH1VefS1ty of Den ver, Colorado A 8z M and Fort Colllns Hlgh School The chapter has not just attended the meets but they were also host to two speech meets, one of wh1ch was a novlce and the other a regular meet Our chapter IS the largest 1n the d1str1ct havmg 88 members and degrees Twenty four of the members w1ll graduate th1s June Thxs IS the largest group of senlors ever to leave the chapter Those graduatlng are Shlrley Adamson Ann Beachamp, B111 Brown, John Corey, Don Ernst B111 Estes Lowell Gaebel Agnes Grabrlan, Walt Gun derson, Karen Greenwood, Gall Johnson, Glenna Jo Johnson, Lorralne Markham Janet Mlller Sally Mlller Kay Nebel Danny Nelson, Jlmmv Nelson, Joanne Plerce, Neva Rocha, Naoml Sowers, Thelma Sack Davld Swenson, and Steven Wagner I' r t run Qld! tu rlphti Nur Rocha Agne frabrnan Mr Jamm Cmrry Iunvuhmr 'Sally Mllkr Rodney Wagner Second row hay Nehml MlIIlt Hermeut IaVeII1 Hoffcr Iowe-Il Cfubel Ihrlxara Austin Nancy Wundra Joanne Ilene Mary Ann Henmgh Iorrmns Markhxm Iattn Jo fardncr Thlrd row Ifarl Ce-bhardt flvnna Jn Ichn-mn lat Lolhurn Thelma Sack hay fardner Mlldrnd Iilttzr fall John on Jane I'Ier1ck Walt Funrhrsnn Fourth row llarm nu VH ecup Ronald Wagner 4 sVcny an Imrry John on Daxul Sxun on Ihll Iiruwn Stmphmn Wn.mr Ilul Branch Danny Nel-mn .hm Nmlon John Lurry PAGE FIFTH THREE . 1 . . . . . - I' ' I ' .' ' D ,.' , k'. if V- ,.4 3 '.,-I ' v 1 9 y v ' . ., . 9 , . . . , 1 1 J ' y 9 v v . , , . -is , , ', : .1 , .S Q. '. , V .sv 5, - 4.' I. .V K' ' ' .V U L- Z' ..' . . .', .. .tl Q-. -1 . ' 1' .' , 'V' A '- 2 V '- ' I f. ' 'I I I ' . Q .n . , ' ' , , , ' I , ' - ' -, I s , I . ' 1 'J . ' ': - - rl , , Lyl- IJ' ' ', D4 Ernst. . ' ' S . ' -' S . . -' ' ' 2 ' '. I ' . ' . , ' ss ' I x. IAbl:. 1-ll-TX POLR Wmler a Feshval 'Q to the series of eight one act plays presented by the Adx anced Speech Classes January 19 and 21 The Happy Journey The Mayor and the Man icure The Neighbors Suppressed Desire Say It With Taffy The Third Man The Valiant and Shakespeare s Ladies were the names of the eight plays Two different casts under the directlon of Albert James presented four plays each night to appreci atixe audiences P-XGIL FII- TX FIVL - . 7 iv fl . ' ' I 591 5 H . Q, IINTER Play Festival was the title given to A . f Q. 1, . , . . E . 7 Y - D - tl g Q X fs Q J N fl Slan1l1111, lla ft to r11.htl ruwn M1ldred lint: r nhn n ex 111 vun on a arm nm r am 1 41 Huh hu 11 .111 lxugml 1111 1r 11 asv tt Lrnulttm N14 1 1 1 411 ram Burt S1tt1111,, lx.-1rL 11 K ru 1111411141 tru 11 111 4Ilf1lL urnu ax eu rrx run 11 er1r1nl 1 nu ur 11141 1 Beauly and the Bee! EAUTY and the Beef was the name of the h1lar1ous annual play presented on No xember 21 and 22 It was the story of Gmny Allen and her romantlc problems Wlth the football capta1n Beef Anderson After some uproarlous plots thought up bx Gmny the endmg 1S a happy one for all concerned The plax was presented under the dlreetlon of Albert E James .-11.mr flllllld o n nn 1 1 1 4 411 1 1411 .111 1411 m1 c1m1 f111k111 fuarge 11 ko 11 te rl 1 1 1 st can Don 1.141 ur 1 111.1 arsmt Ialnr ,f- l -Ml' l'll'I'X N ' 1 - : Bill B , ' ' -, .I K' 1' Da i S '- s , K y G' I -. J' -l M'll-'. ' h . Ky' ' , l'z1l1l Nels , Sh' lf li-.'.'1 , IS' 1 l' ' .' -ff-4. I.gl- Ill-V-1153 T ' , A 'Z ' I ' . .lf Joh sv , 141 '- F Ky' N l 'l, Je ,' fi '- I -rg, G zll' - Inir '-l -, Cl:r-1'- VVR1-1-11p. lt YY - ' - Y - ' av 1 v Luft In rixlhli Lowell Gm-lvl-l. llavinl Swv11sn11. Norma WK-1-sn-, Gail Joh11s-111. Richarfl Oslruvnlm-1', J1111ic'1' VVQ-lvslvr. Rulmlni W' f -, ll ' .In .1 h s . Mikf Liviruxstrn. Gr-l-h- McGzll rl. Sus' H4-'f'lj. Tm G1-11sler, Nw 1 H' ' s, If f li-s' s, Cawl Plat . Ha G-lhzrl. .I '. T li I. Kaj K '11, Fl- - 1- 4- -. ,- A J ' , A - 4 5 ' fl -' Y 2 1 . 1 Q f ' . I l . ' 1 . 21 ' '-,'lX qmhm, 'left url Stun on l I 9 mn n 11 1 r I lhktr Holm I-xuhn Clare-not Iahfr Phil 1 xm'1 Wee e Shlrlex lla tt :Ltr st 1 1 vert 1 -.egun lchard Ol on Iattl o I lercc Annie Gel Your Gun LL the color and splendor of show business entered L H S on April 10 and 11 when Annie Get Your Gun was presented by a double cast of senior players to large audiences The story centers Hreund Annie Oakley, a mess and her hilarious attempts to be come femininer and daintier so Frank Butler will marry her After a trip to Europe and a couple of shooting contests Annie finally wins Frank The play was presented under the ible direction of Albert E James anulim. llc ft ru. xx 1 1 l-urnu Ann lkaiichanu don Mltfgsr 1 nt 1 xun nu t uni :vu lim Ilaknr N113 ovha l ttl 1 I1 r 11 1' I l it 1 ,,.-1 3 7 A f 1 Q Z' 55 if? ,wi i , , 4 A 5 S - Qi , - ' - - f Q Qu 4 t f 5 ' x , 1, ' . - 1 . , l 3 if t 1 ' l . -., K I 4 iw H A gh ' .- tu rigzhtlz Da .' 'I s . li l l' rt ' , Joh Ct ry. I'oi li nst, .im z '- , ' , ' - ,' - , ' M'k. kplgfm, N0 K ' - -s , ,' ' ' ssc , Charls-s Ro l 'X N. Kay Nt-l -l, Gordon M 't'.1:v1', Roi R fsx - 1 '-, R' ' s . ' ' .I Gardner, Agnes Grabrian. Gail Johnson. Kay lianner, Thelma Sn:-k. Sitting: t'ollc4'n Stanley, liznrlvara Wills, Sally Miller. JoAnne ff I ll . . . , at ' 11 ' ,LY . N ., . . - as ' ' - ' H - ' t 1 ' ' ' ' Z l A ' H ' . '. St' ' ' ' to h1I: l'l:irvl1m' l,:ilwr. Hill llnthzun-i'. Hill llro '1. t'oli11 Johnson. .lt-1111 Dow, llo init' ' V. Gor ' '. f- , llvn 2 .Io Johnson. lla 'ifl S '- null. Tr: li nrt, tlvrzllflim- IA-i11x1'vlu-1', lion Ernst. N: 1 1' S1 Hrs. .' ' ' . R ' , 'H ' Jr Carl 10 , J: 1i v l':ii1tc-r, John t'or4-5. l':1t t'oll1 irn, Sv: wi: l'ut 'l'on1it'h. Kar 'li tlrvvriwooal. . s K- - ' .1 ' . +4 . . Y Q , PAGE FIFTY-SEVEN l'lr t rovxt left to rlfzhtl Bob Upton Rlcharrl Painter Monte Churchlll Prank Mlllcr Mary Ann Hennlph Donna Upton Deannt llurnlm, Donna Haruy Marilyn Huff Carolyn Cook Qtandlm. Trm Cen lfr John lfxerlx farm Hr-nmgh lorry Smith Arm larrv Ollxmr lrmtchrn Md alllard lanlcm nur 'sl A um ou M s I4 Skl Club ONGMONT H1gh Skl Club IS one of the largest and most actlve orgamzatlons ln the school Anyone lnterested 1n the sport may become a member You neednt be an expert In fact, most of 1ts members aren t, as a few broken sk1s and plles of churned up snow would tell you lf they could speak If you want to Skl or lf you already know how to Skl you w1ll have fun as a member of the Skl Club The club was dlrected by Jerry Smlth presldent Kay Kugel VICE presldent, and Jamce Palnter, secretary treasurer The faculty sponsor IS M1ss Ethel Perry Trlps to Hldden Valley and Wlnter Park were among the trlps made by the Skl Club th1s year PAC-l' IIITX l'lGHT . , . , W ' t A . Q K , V-V., L 1 S ' ' : . ' ' . ' . ' ' . ' . . ' 'v, .7 .. 'VI 1 ilsf, Z' .. ' Si1:vulrlson, Arlyn Roost-r, Roh Connor, .lnrly Hartley, Carolyn Hamm, Kay Kugvl, Eileen Skaggs, Margzarvt G4-nslvr, Sue Svc-rllv, ,- A , I - - I ' , . ' - Pai - , .' 1s'n H 'rly, liill llr 'n. is: '-rry. l . . , . , . . , . 1 l ' I P4 Ah.. J I eatul rn, tr nn S1.1uchan11 I anm 11 1 .arlmrd Wlll ll AIU J 1 f ardner Stand lm, 1nn1 1 Arcne n 4 111 11 11 are nu 111- 1l1.1m i1nkl111 1 mnna 1 1 r lx I1 H111n1n1 Troyanews HE Trojanews Staff has been very hard at work thls year bflllglllg all the news to the student body of Longmont H1gh School The f1rst semester staff was headed bv Barbara W1lls ed1tor1n chlef and Ga1l Johnson, asslstant edltor The staff spon sored elght delegates to the annual Colorado State Newspaper Conference for Hlgh School Journallsts 1n Nox ember and the entlre staff made a tour of the Denver Post blllldlflg ID December A spec1al Halloween ed1t1on and a colorful Chrlstmas ed1t1on were spec1al features of the f1rst semester staff The second semester staff was headed by Gall Johnson and Sue Seedle was her as s1stant ed1tor Comlcal Apr1l Fools and Valentme ed1t1ons were specxals of the second semester staff Mr W1ll1am Conklln ed1tor1al 8ClV150I' and MISS Helen Boyce busmess advlsor, were sponsors of the Trojanevxs xtflnrhnp 1r 11 rl 1111 1 1111- am ,1rl 1r1 Nun R cha R1ch.1r1 Tdllll 1 1 1 1rl r vs 1 rnlng, r '41 arllxn lxun 1 r ll 1 r 1 1rg,1r I Iillnm If1Y1rr1e lirrxx IMI' I-IPTX N Q fi 2 Q, - 7 7 1 I I T D r I' N I, I 4. H X ,...... 3 S-' - 111-ft tn h 1 A I-' ' 1, .11' - l -r-11, li' ' ' s, Hal .l11h11s1111. I'- ' 1 2 , ,' . ' 'Z GI' 1 .I11 .l11h1s1111. Ch' l- Joh sun, Hill Plstvs. Gvnrxrc Hziskus, Roll VY'1:1 -r, Cl' - '- Wns cup, Mr, VV'l '1 , Su' S1-1-mllu, IJ: ' C111 n. C2111-' 1 , I I 4 1 4 Y 7 o I I A . ' ' ' 1 ' ' 1 Y 1 Y , , - - 1 Q 1 1 , 1 1 . Svzltwl lleft 111 riuhtv: GI1-nna .l41hns11n, Gail .l11h11s4111, S111- S4-1'1ll1f. D1111n:1 ll11!11r1, Ella Malvlvlnl, Patti J11 Garrlnvr. ' ': Guy V: tvr, .l11A11n I -rev, Fha 1-n1- .I11h11s11'1, A IV: h' 11, ll' 1: : VViIls, 1'-' 11 ', ' ' l Us! ' 1-r, John R:1t4'l'ff1-, Hill Flaws. R111l111-y W:11:11-r, fivnrgf li:1sk11s, Th'1 11 ': D112 nm- Ilu ' ', C'a11l 1 -lsnn, M: ' klv, l':1l K'11ll11rl1. 411' :-1l1li111- NN'h'1-si1l1', t'l:1r1-111-1' VVR1-1-1111, I-'mlrth 111 1 M: 's 1- 1' Q 1' 1'n. l l '1 il ' ' '-,' Jwdvib Front row tk ft to rightb ferald Nnbel ferald Spf-nner James Thompson Richard Smith Second row Bud litchfnrd Robert McNeill Allxrt Forsyth Jamis Sawilcy Arthur Buninx., lin I R Hickman Richard llall Jerome Bradley Plum Aldrich Prlwaril Coniloyui Third row W R Hickman Donald Brown Norman laher Donald Lilo Daxid Waynmr It-sv Lampbell Jamu lla!! Richard fhlrrv Richard C rlson H H faebel adxitr Fourth row ll.-nhl ltrkins Prank lil hupp lfdwarrl Archer ilifforal Ie-on.-ird Prank Murphy William Murpln Raxmonrl Olamler Jerrx Rogers H rlq li h man Dovald Noake Vhlliam Busch HE Longmont Chapter Future Farmers of America has fifty three active members and sixteen honorary members This very active organization contributed as a group to the Red Cross, CROP the Christmas Seal Drive, and the Easter Seal Drive Indixidual members also won honor Jesse Campbell Dave Wagner Don Cito Jim Platt, and Clarence Laber attended the state com ention at Grand Junction last June Jim Platt and Clarence Laber were awarded the State Farmer degree and attended the National Convention at Kansas City in October. The district livestock judging team composed of Cliff Leonard Dave Wagner Don Cito, and Norman Laber, rated superior and won the banner. This team went on to re- ceixe a state rating of xery good. In poultry judging, McNeill and Laber rated excellent and McNeill rated superior individually These were state ratings. The farm mechanics team of Danny Wacker and Kenneth Harmon rated good in state competition, while the crops team of Cliff Leonard Bob McNeill Gerald Spenner and Albert Forsyth placed fifth in the district. The F. lm A. officers were: president Jess Campbell' vice-president Dave Wagnerf secretary Jimmy Platt' treasurer Don Cito' reporter Norman Laberg sentinel Albert Dirks. l U l- SIXTY Flrst row tleft to rxghtl Wllma Frnst Donna Elmore Marie Whltmer Shirley Drleth Jeanette Corey Charlotte Kauffman Flona Waltrm Second row Dons Sawdey Joann Wlnfrey Beverly Danes Barbara Foster Inez Sawdey Donna Bennett Third row Mary Iou Finley Donna Lake Karen Kroth She rrle Nelson Irma Shankle Fourth row Cleo Martindale Frances Pelton Mary Ann Burns Carol Burns Delores Clngery LaVeda Gxer Beth Trewarton Pat Shankle HA NE of the most actxve orgamzatlons IH L H S lS the Future Homemakers Club Among thelr many act1v1t1es of the year were presentmg a rad1o program, attendmg church together, serv mg the Barbershop Quartets, selllng food at the football games, an mternatlonal potluck sup per, sponsormg the Red Cross drxve here at L H S, and makmg favors for the hospxtals at Chrlstmas The glrls also served at faculty meetmgs and gave baskets of food to fam1l1es durmg Thanksglvmg week Fxve glrls attended the plannmg meet at the CSCE College Representatives also attend ed the State Meet at Fort Collms and the Dlstrxct Meet at Greeley The very able offlcers of the year were pres1dent, Shlrley Drelth VICG presldent, Wllma Ernst, secretary Erma Shankle treasurer, Donna Elmore, reporter, Charlotte Kauffman hlstor lan, Glorxa Waltrlp parhamentarlan, Marle Wh1tmer, and song leader, Jeannette Corey Mrs Brown and Mrs Pyle sponsored F H A thxs year Occupahons HESE ambltlous students ale our workers the occupatxons class They each spend one hour m class under the guldance of Mr W R Hxckman and then work part tlme 1n varlous busl ness establlshments Soda Jerks sales clerks, gas stat1on attendants, and offlce workers are only a few of the many types of Jobs held by members of the occupations classes The students gam valuable txammg m thls class and have fun, too A bosses party IS held every year to honor the busmess establlshments that employ the students. Another looked-forward-to event IS the annual occupatlons plcmc. rst ow l-ft to rip, D: Kricklmnum. VVhite, Adam- son, Iago, lickerel, llefus. Newton, Mr. Hickman. Stanley. Miller, Vou- Wagner, Leinweher. Third row: l ter. Clayhurn, Carey. Lukenbach. Oliver, Ernst, Hauschild. Hoffer. Rodgers. Shupe, Frohoese. Cito. Second row: l. Schlieker. Sawdey, almor, Schuetz. Troi- Fourth row: Karst, Fifth row : Olson. First row llvft to rightl: Boggs, Yount, Tomich, Hart- len liorn-Lo, lonzi, Macy, N. Rocha. Second row: Schreiner, Wu-se, J. Miller, Bashor. Cardner, Dinizman, Rehwoldt. Shelley. Third row: Darling, Loomiller, Stef. fes, Adler. Peters. Nemnick. Fourth row: Howe, Hart- nagle, I-Iiselv, Getman, W. R, Hickman. Schwab, White, Brown, PAGE SIXTY-ONE Q CLUB r t rom tleft to rig t Ilanncr Will Mis Wells Todd Holck H4 rmetet Szcund rmx Antler on I-linchum Vhlh Brown Whiteside Lolhurn Gardner Third row Lessrr burn-.on Christen an Schnurbu-.ch Bohn Iltch for Ia t r vs Shoe Wmnctt HE Palette Club, a club des1gned to meet the needs and wants of young artlsts, meets the first and third Frldays of every month Shown 1n the p1cture above are the charter members of the new club The group has taken two trlps One was to Denver to see the Chlldrens Museum the Denver Museum, and the State Scholastic Eklllblt where nine entries of L H S won prlzes Both Pat Colburn and Barton Blckle had plctures sent to the Natlonal EXh1b1t at Plttsburgh Pennsylvanla The second trlp was taken to the Longmont Brlck and Tlle Company Bug Sisters Club NDER the supervlslon of MISS Hobbs the Big Sisters have been helping the new comers durlng the year to get acqualnted wlth the school The group has taken two trlps One was to Denver to see the Chlldrens Museum men, sophomore, Junlor and senior classes rms fretchrn Mcfalliard Jtanrtte Corey Mllln Hermetet Iorramm Markham Third rm De orc Iingwrx Cen n Jo Iohnon Barbara Austin 5 Q wi W' L l l'Hl- NIXTX TWU ' M .. c, .1 Y, 4 ,A Q A ' vi, VJ xl K Fis ' 'hiz -. 's, C, - , ' . Q' ': s , , rl. us 11 'z , ' ' . . . , , . I I , Y - . . , ' Y First row llefl to rightl: Sherrie Nelson. Mary Alice Maier, Beverly Davies. May .lane liisvlv. Miss Hobbs, Second ws - .' ,-- , A .-1 1-Sr'-44,51- a . s , ' : ' . ' D 8 . A, 1 I l I , H A 'E , f i fa ,i . or ' ' '3 -M- 4,- , 5 X7 I , g ? ,rf ' 6 :aa fr-M, , 'A il ' I V V ' V u :LQ ' '- ' sfwff WM, in yfxr I'.Mll'I SIXTY-THR!-ll-I 11 rx 5 A 'Y' 'V 'P' N 111 11 rn. 111 aug, 311 11r an 1 1r 1 111 e n11n k1111111h N1111 11 x m1 r 1 1 S l IX xr Q1-11111 rm 1 ur lu 11 r 1 1111 1 ur1 1 11 111n ar 11' 1 11 11.111r 111 fum rn 1 1n1l1l 11 'l'r1n111 Thlrrl r111 11 Sam 11111 11r111n 1 11,11 11 e 1. 11 111 1,111 l'r.al1 ll 1 1' 111 J 11 .411 11 1 lr! r 11l1l11 1 11 1 1 111 r KFC Il 1 1 1 XITX s cnrv 1n1111 1111111 1 1 Wreslllng RESTLING for the year 1952 1953 was one of the fmest seasons 1n Longmont s h1s tory although It does not qulte match the superlat1ve season of 1951 1952 In the C U tournament held on December 13 three Longmont boys emerged flrst place Wm ners 1n the1r respectne welght classes Ken Souply Won the 133 pound tltle Harold W1nnett copped the 138 pound class, and Tracy Burt was v1ctor 1n the 145 pound class Larrv Ashbaugh placed second 1n the 175 pound class In practlce meets Longmont won from Aurora and Manual of Denver wh1le losmg to Cheyenne by one po1nt and tymg, West Denver In conference play Longmont lost to Greeley Fort Collms, and Englewood wh1le beatmg Loveland and Boulder The all conference meet qual1f1ed Ken Souply at 127 pounds and Harold Wmnett at 133 pounds to compete 1n the all state tournament Both went on to place as W1nnett won second and Souplv placed th1rd 1n the state tournament The Trojan matmen were coached by Mr Ivan Tr1mble and Mr Gllbert Everly 1-1 l'Xf.l- NIXTX FOLK I - 1 M , 1 5' . 2 X - I I fe, ff M ' , A , f 01' . 1 . i at A 1 3 N 1 ' J ,A ' ' 1 l 1 1 , . 1 . 1 '11, 1 ky . 1 , I ,I , ,pw . 1 Y, W 5 1 X A 1 , 1 ,T H 1 ', 1 , . 1 1354 I ' , V First ruw 1l1-fl 1 hir: Al: Ashlv 'h. l4'k l':'1i1!-, 11111111 l'r111111, Fr' k M'll' , IJ-1 G! 1 , - .' ply, 'l'r: 'y Hurt, Arlyn R1-1-s1-r. .I1-rrg S 'lh, Ca l Riuh sell, Ga ,' li 1. .' 1 ': C1111 'h l'1'- ly, l.1111rz1l Nelson. 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IU 1 nrnan 1l nm Hnr ma 1 'Ill hl1n ba: s NN rlg I Sncond rmx R 5 B1 k Dlcl llmdman John Nlulxant x Stewart I uclwxor 11 Lharlt u1r10n B111 -Xmcn B Squad Baskelball HIS vears Troyan basketball team prov1ded many an exc1t1ng moment lor the fans Hand1capped by the sgraduat1on of sex en A squad members last year they never lacked the sp1r1t of a wlnner The f1nal game of the season was the o caslon celebrated as Montv Nlght to hon or coach A L Montgomery for h1S outstamng Work through the years as d1rector of our Trojan Hoop stars Monty has led h1s teams to much glory durmg h1s twenty four years of coachmg at Longmont Later IH the season Monty announced h1s plans for ret1rement Although the1r record does not approach that ot last year s team, the Trojans were f1ght1ng eyery moment of eyery game They deserve a yote of thanks for thelr f1ne ettort Graduatmg members of the team 1n lude Mlli6 Montgomery Lynn Coates Bob Nelman D1ck Swanson Gordon Metzger and Wayne Colette Freshman Baskelball Squad N 111 4 ua cum mx VN Xr Il Iul xl ah Rl t XXII I1 lx 1 XXIII!! l1n1 I-Xbh SIXTX N-UNE I i st ow vlufx to ri fhlr: Rah h li: rth. llillll St vm-ll, lim rf' fl' LIN. Nr ' ' I.: wr. lin- -th : t '11, Dal- Mc- L. 2 ' , ' h, I - ': a ' :slic , ' 4 ' ' . . ' I . ' ' 1 , ' -s J I s , ' . f . ' r ' rv v . . , . D ' YK V ' V V ' Y I . 'Y' K ' U 1 - 'ml 1 D Y - y V - , 1 v . . v , 1 , - . K . V . I-'irsl 111'-1' Il:-fi lu rluhl r: SI:111l1'y Suck, Ilick NSR.-st-, .lvrry Grm-1-n. Mm-lvin li:1nn:1. Arvln-n Volt-llm-. Ilnn l4rnwx1, John- nin- llm-wv Nl1'm:111 .'h l ', John lflllt '. Sm' 'mul row: Ralph l'41 'he'r. Il R I'mvvll, li 'I'-'11-lv:-, lJm11: 'ills, ,V U: . wx -1. '1. U wr H rv . W H 4' N. .' llzxrpm-r. iw '35 X XIX 9: tl eo g b H Ott ay lhll Ma 1 y H r M Harpe D ug Will G ry La ell Mike Barn ley Ray Bostlck LTHOUGH the Trojan goes to press too soon to pr1nt the flnal standings of the golf team the chances for a successful season are excellent Not only 1S the team sure to be good th1s year but the outlook for the next two years IS even better as Hal Ottaway a Junlor IS the oldest member of the team Wlth such sophomore prospects as Ray Bostlck Gary Cassell and Bob Hajek our golf team IS sure to be a w1nn1ng one for the next few years The boys f1nd that golfmg IS lots of fun under the coachmg of J T Harper ONGMONTS tenn1s team ended the season 1n second place 1n all conference play Thelr record was a flne one as they tW1C9 defeated Boulder and once beat Ft Col llns but they were overcome by Greeley twlce and Ft Colllns once Indlvldual honor HISO came to the team as Lowell Gaebel won the all conference No 2 smgles champion shlp Lowell lost only one match whlle Wlllnlllg f1V8 SIX members of the tenn1s team received thelr letters They were B111 Estes Low ell Gaebel Jerry Greenburg Jim Nelson Walt Gunderson and Dave Fowler Unfortun ately all these boys Wlth the exception of Jerry and Dave w1ll be graduated thls year Jim Nelson entered the reglonal meet whlle four of the boys entered the state meet The four were Jerry Greenberg Lowell Gaebel B111 Estes and Dave Fowler Coach Dale Gr1ff1th dlrected the 1953 tenn1s team l r HnthMkkl l'BlllllS l -Xl 1- NPVPNTY ONI' First row tleft to ri h : G r e Hob S, al ow . ' ' rt'nez, liol ajek. Second. ow: r. r, 0 s. 'a ' ' ss . ' s , . A , . . , , Y 9 ' 7 7 7 I s - - - r - ' , . . v ' - ' . ' , - v I 1 . y ' 1 - ' ! - s v 1 . First row lleft to rizhtl: Gary llnrt. liill Estes, Dick Finley. Becunml row: Wal Gunderson. Lowell Gaebel, Jer y Greenberpz, Ilan- lfowlvr. .lim Nelson. n ' i 1-sun. Mr. Dale Griffith. coach. sq. R I' z i X NJ C - -.- , . . - - . . . . I . . J . , 4115 III lil-llll 'E' '77' 133533353333 Ill.. '335::::: 5nlllll I .iwrzpaf ... .ff K. .ma 4 zfxfif' lkbh MLK ILNTX TWO X t ghtv I D lt Lh ry D l D bb s Geo ge Hobb L U19 Cro 1 M Sec nd B b Sch ab D Byr Ke eth S uply John Mul aney Ala M rly D1 k H Larry A hba gh Mike Montfz m y Way e C lette Ted D y I R A be M M C Ch Ar yn a c ac D9 ur 1 n B ll A Sm th Cl ff a D n rp, r H ugh H be t Green cud Gary Wrm t D n S 1, Ra ph P h x fi! LONGMONT S track fans had a team to really root for this year All the students are proud of the TroJan track team led by coach A L fMontyl Montgomery who coached h1s team to victory ln the Northern Colorado meet The leadmg scorers who complled more than fifty pomts each were Mlke Mont gomery and Larry Ashbaugh who were also two of the top welght men ln the state Other lettermen beS1d9S Mlke and Larry were Dlck Hlndman and Monte Churchlll 1n the hurdles Arlyn Reeser Ken Souply Don Byrne Bud Abrams Don Slgllflgel' and Frank Blshopp 1n sprmtmg and relays The relay team of Mike Llvlngston John Everly Harold Wlnnett and Arden Colette won second place at C U The quarter mlle letter men were Wayne Colette and G11 Lusero Pole vaulter Bob Nelman and weight man Danny Nelson also lettered Danny broke the light welght shot put record at the North ern Colorado meet Outstandlng track leaders who d1d not letter th1S year were Alan Ashbaugh Henry Laber B111 Amen Ted Drury and Norman Swanson Because of the early publlcatlon date of the Trojan we cannot prmt the flnal stand mgs of the all conference meet held on Saturday May 9 But Wlth the f1ne record Monty and the team hate thus far shown they are sure to brmg more glory to L H S , C l X K' H 1 . ff, W 2 , I M , I A , f ,Az Q ,Q 1 M .- Q fl I , Q M First row tlef to ri : Frank B'sh4,-pp, Dick Carlson, ic' ' er ', a e 0 in , r s, 0 ' pp, Car inkner. Kenny Hartman. . 0 row: 0 w , on ne, nn 0 , v , n Ashbaugh, Bob Neiman, Danny Nelson, Gil Lucero, Norman Swanson, Mike Livingston, Arden Colette. Third row: Mr. A, L. ontzomery, John Eve ', 'c indman, ' s u , ' 0 er , n 0 , rur , ' 99597. Kent Y1dPY'S0Yl- NOHIIHII L r. ante Chur hill, Mr. J k Po . Fo th row: Mr. . . r'ste - -zen, i men, Jerry . i . 'i Leon rd. on Fla e ', Ga y enn' , u r w 1 , ' ' h , 0 if- Iingcr, l our er, Re: Touslee. , . I q 1 , ' . , v J ' , . . l . . . ' ' ' . . 3 ' I - 1 l 1 , u u - - Y l Y 7 ' Y v n - - Y 7 ' Y , I u 1 u ' l AGl'1 SEVENTX THRLI' .X -n-W Xl W3 ,l -owulHHv'W Mf Y wifgu M , PAGE SEVENTY-FOUR i W. .4 nn PROP! PRETTIES larry Ashbaugh--Oulslanding Senior Boy INT! SIX MW' :iw WW S Y f. WM wa :Mmm We rx Sw. Norma Weese--Oulslandrng Senror Grrl X Ir NPXI-XTX Nl-X eer leaders wmaainfv' Jlm Baker Ann Schlleker Dorls Vogel Don Ernst MBIO BHG! l MJ- NPXI-NF! FIGHT Left to ugh! Dallane Davxs Jean Staffoxd Ddllene A Blown Corxun Wagnel Janet Cain Pat FlShbUID JEFII Culbertson LaVe1le Hoffel E5-Q 4. V n ' 'A .:,Q 3 . sl, 34 V K 'X ' , 5 Q . n s I' H' , if ' 5,533 M 1 3 1 -3 Q e X, A 1 an ACTIVITIES OF SHIRLEY ADAMSON Pepsters 3 4 Cholr 3 4 Band 3 Glrls Glee Club 9 Homecomlng Comm1ttee 4 Basketball Banquet Comm1ttee 3 Long mont H1gh Broadcast 3 N F L 2 3 Occupatlons 4 DALE ADLER Mead 2 Longmont 3 4 OCCUDBIIODS 4 In tramural Basketball 3 LARRY ASHBAUGH Football 2 3 4 Letter 2 3 4 Honorary Football Capta1n 4 Wrestlxng 2 3 4 Let te234Track234Leer Intramural Basketball 4 Vice Presndent Sophomore Class Key Club 4 JIM BAKER Longmont 2 3 4 Trojan Day Sk1t 2 Band 2 3 4 Orchestra 3 4 Cheerleader 4 Anme Get Your Gun 4 KAY BANNER Latin Club 2 Cholr 2 3 4 Trlple Trlo 3 4 Band 2 3 Wlngs Staff 2 Senate 3 Palette Club Treasurer 4 Pep Club 2 4 Anme Get Your Gun 4 Class Nlght Program 4 SHIRLEY BASHOR Assemblles 3 Cho1r 4 Occupatlons 4 Pep Club 3 4 Basketball Banquet Invltatlon Comm1ttee 2 Prom Comm1ttee 3 Senlor School Board Dlnner Football Banquet Comm1ttee 4 GEORGE BASKOS Beauty and the Beef 4 Tennls Manager 3 Penney Day 4 W1nter Play Fest1val 4 Intramural Manager 3 4 Trojanews Staff 4 Announcement Comm1ttee 4 Class Nrght Program 4 Trojan Broadcast 3 4 Perplexlng Sltuatlon 4 SHIRLEY BASSETT Vmton Iowa 2 3 Longmont 4 Senate 4 Football Banquet Commlttee 4 Homecom 1ng 4 Beauty and the Beef 4 Ann1e Get Your Gun 4 Penney Day 4 Wmter Play Fest1val 4 BILL BATHAUER Football 2 3 4 Letter 2 3 4 Track 3 4 Letter 4 Senator 2 3 4 Lost Horlzon 3 Anme Get Your Gun 4 Wmter Play Fest1val 4 Intlamural Basketball 2 Trojan Day Skxt 2 MARILYN BAUER Band 2 3 4 Llbrauan 3 Pepsters 3 4 NHIIODHI Honor Society 3 4 Spanlsh Club 3 Football Banquet Comm1ttee 4 ANN BEAUCHAMP Glrls Glee Club 2 Spanish Club 3 Glrls Week Dance 3 N F L 3 4 Cholr 3 4 Pepsters 3 4 Wmter Play FGSIIVHI 4 Ex change Assemblles 4 Trojanews Exchange Edltor 4 Anme Get Youl Gun 4 VIRGINIA BEFUS Occupatlons 4 Homecommg Comm1ttee 3 Pep Club 3 4 Usher Annual Plav 2 3 Basketball Banquet 3 DARLENE BOGGS G A A 2 G A A Tumbllng Team 2 Band 2 3 4 Gnls Tennxs Team 2 Or chestra 2 3 Pepste1s 3 4 Occupatlons 4 ROBERTA BOHN Nat1onal Honol SOCIEIX 4 Pepsters 3 4 Class Treasurer 3 Senate 3 Gxrls Glee Club 2 Basketball Banquet Comm1ttee 2 Prom Comm1ttee 3 G1rls Week Dance 3 Homecommg 3 4 Football Banquet Com mlttee 4 THE SENIORS SHIRLEY BORREGO Cholr 2 3 4 Girls Glee Club 2 Pepsters 3 4 OCCUDHIIODS 4 Usher Annual Play 2 3 Homecom1ng Comm1ttee 3 Basket ball Banquet Comm1ttee 3 BILL BROWN N F L 3 4 Letter3 4 Sk1Club2 3 4 One Foot ln Heaven 3 Beauty and the Beef 4 Wmter Play Fest1val 4 Anme Get Your Gun 4 Nat1onal Student Con gress 3 Perplexxng S1tuat1on 4 Trojan Broadcast 3 4 TRACY BURT Wrestlmg 2 3 4 Letter 2 3 4 Key Club 2 3 4 V1ce Presxdent 3 Presxdent 4 Beauty and the Beef 4 Anme Get Your Gun 4 Trojan Day Skxt 3 Cholr 3 4 JANET CAIN Drum Major 4 Tw1r1er 2 3 All State Band 4 Trojan Day 3 Pepsters 3 4 Wm ter Play Fest1val 4 Cho1r 4 GUDHISOD Band Camp 3 All State Orchestra 4 Tro an Staff 2 4 JESS CAMPBELL Baseball 2 Letter 2 Football 2 3 Letter 3 Intramural Basketball 3 F F A 2 3 4 Presldent 4 GERAL DINE CAREY Nat1onal Honor Soc1ety 3 4 Secretary 4 Gxrls State 3 B1g Slsters Club 3 Pepsters 3 4 Penney Day 4 Basketball Banquet Comm1ttee 2 Prom Comm1ttee 3 Occupa t1ons 4 DONNA CITO Trojanews Staff 3 Occupatlons 4 Home commg Comm1ttee 4 Pepsters 3 4 Prom Comm1ttee 3 Annual Play Usher 3 BETTY CLAYBURN Senlor Class Officer 4 Trojan Day Skxts 2 3 4 Trojan Day Queen Attendant 2 Senator 2 Semor Soc1al Hour Chaxrman 4 Occupat1ons 4 Homecommg Comm1ttee 4 Prom Comm1ttee 3 LYNN COATES Basketball 2 3 4 Letter 2 3 4 Honolary Basketball Captain 4 Track 2 3 Football 2 Key Club 4 Trojan Day Skxt 3 4 Sena tor 3 Baseball 2 PATRICIA COLBURN Pepsters3 4 Prom Comm1ttee3 Colorado Scholastlc Alt Awards Contest 3 4 Achlevement Key 3 4 Nat1onal Honor Soc1ety 4 Nat1onal Forenslc League 4 Palette Club 4 Cholr 4 Trojanews 4 Anme Get Your Gun 4 WAYNE COLETTE Class P1es1dent3 4 Football 2 3 4 Letter 3 4 Basketball 2 3 4 Letter 4 Track I.etter4 Band Letter2 3 4 Orchestra 2 3 Letter2 N F L 2 3 Letter 2 Orchestra P1 es1dent 3 JOHN COREY One Foot ln Heaven 3 Beauty and the Beef 4 Wmter Play Fest1val 4 Anme Get Your Gun 4 Penney Dav 4 N F L 3 -1 Letter 3 4 SIDNEY DAGLE Longmont 2 3 4 MAURICE DARLING Tlack 2 3 Occupatlons 4 Intramural Basketball 2 3 4 IXCF NLNI-NTX NINI- 1 7 1 . 1 .1 7 7 7. 1 '41 1 1 1 A 1 1 7 - 1 1 . 7 T , . . . , , . . 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DARLENE DINGMAN Girls State Candidate 35 National Honor Society 3 4' Basketball Banquet Commit- tee 2' Football Banquet Committee 4' Pepsters 3 4' Occupations 4' Style Show 3 4 School Board Dinner 3 4 DONNA DORR National Honor Society 3 4 Basketball Banquet Committee 2 JEAN DOW Trojan Staff 2 3 4 National Honor So ciety Treasurer 4 Pepsters 2 3 4 Penney Day Model 4 Prom Committee 3 Sport Banquets Committees 2 4 Beauty and the Beef 4 Shakespeares Ladies 4 Annie Get Your Gun 4 Senate 2 3 JACK EISLLE Longmont2 3 4 Choir 3 4 Occupations 4 DON ERNST Cheerleader 4 N F L Vice President 4 One Foot in Heaven 3 Winter Play Festival 4 Annie Get Your Gun 4 Track Manager 3 Senator 3 State Play Festival 4 Student Congress Senator 2 Representative 4 BILL ESTES Tennis Letter 2 3 4 Basketball Manager 3 4 Intramural Basketball 3 4 Key Club 2 3 4 Secretary 3 National Honor So ciety 3 4 Trojanews Sports Editor 4 Class Motto Committee 4 Class Night Program 4 Winter Play Festival 4 DANNY FELKER Basketball 2 Softball 2 Track 2 Band 2 Christmas Pageant 4 LARRY FISHBURN Band 2 3 4 Orchestra 2 3 4 Intramural Basketball 2 3 4 Class Night Program 4 Key Club 2 3 4 Dance Band 4 Spring Music Festival 2 3 4 Senior Class Gitt Committee 4 JOAN FLINCHUM National Honor Society 4 Pepsters 3 4 ball Banquet Committee 2 WAYNE FROBOESE Trojan Day Skit 2 3 Occupations 4 BONNIE FURNEY National Honor Society 3 4 President 4 Pepsters 3 4 Triple Trio 2 3 Homecom mg Attendant 4 Junior Class Marshal 3 Choir Treasurer 4 Annual Play 3 4 Prom Committee 3 Sports Banquets 2 4 LOWELL GAEBEL National Honor Society 3 4 N F L 3 4 Pres1dent4 Key Club 2 3 4 Beauty and the Beef 4 Winter Play Festival 4 Band Letter 2 3 4 Orchestra 2 3 4 All DI.dLE KJILIICSLIA 'R 16111115 LACILCI 13 'Q PATTI JO GARDNER Pepsters 3 4 Exchange Assemblies 3 4 Trojan Vaudeville 3 4 Basketball Ban quet Committee 2 Football Banquet Com mittee 4 Winter Play Festival 4 Girls Glee Club 2 4 Latin Club 3 Trojanews Feature Editor 3 4 Trojan Day Sk1ts 2 3 4 DEAN GETMAN Kit Carson 2 Wrestling 3 4 Letter 3 4 Intramural Basketball 4 Occupations 4 IGHTX AGNES GRABRIAN Penney Day Model 3, 43 Annie Get Your Gun 4g Winter Play Festival 43 Choir 43 Pepsters 33 N. F. L. 3, 4g Latin Club 35 Basketball Banquet Committee 23 Prom Committee 3' Football Banquet Commit- tee 4. DOYLE GREENLEY Longmont 2 3 4 Occupations 4 KAREN GREENWOOD Basketball Banquet Committee 2 All State Band 4 All State Orchestra 4 Girls State 3 Solo and Ensemble Contest 2 3 4 Band Letter 2 3 4 Penney Day 4 Sen age 2 4 Pepsters 3 4 Annie Get Your un 4 WALTER GUNDERSON National Honor Society 3 4 Band Letter 2 3 4 N F L 4 Senate 4 Tennis Letter 3 4 Intramural Basketball 2 3 4 Key Club 3 4 Vice President 4 Winter Play Festival 4 Trojan Broadcasters 3 4 BETTY HARTLEY Springfield Missouri 2 3 Longmont 4 Occupations 4 School Board Dinner 4 BOBBY HARTNAGLE Football 2 Intramural Basketball 2 4 T ack 2 F F A 2 MARGARET HORRELL Mt St Gertrude Boulder 3 Pep Club 2 Longmont 2 4 RALPH HASTINGS Longmont 2 3 4 CARTER HAUSCHILD Boulder 2 Football 2 Baseball 2 Basket ball 2 Occupations 4 LEON HENRY Band 2 3 4 Orchestra 4 Intramural Bas ketball 3 4 Dance Band 3 Exchange As semblies 3 4 Spring Music Festival 2 4 All State Orchestra 4 Pep Band 3 4 BILL HOFFER BILL HOWE Wentworth 2 Longmont 3 4 Swimming Letter 2 Senate 3 Occupations 4 Home coming Committee 4 COLIN JOHNSON Football 2 3 4 Letter 2 3 4 Track 2 4 Class Secretary 3 Boys Quartet 3 4 Choir 2 3 4 Solo Contest3 4 Exchange Assem bly 2 3 4 Prom Committee 3 Damsels Darling 4 GAIL JOHNSON Holiday for Hearts Queen 3 One Foot in Heaven 3 Beauty and the Beef 4 VY llll,Cl I. idly LCDL dl '1 IC KJCL IUUL Gun 4 Trojanews Editor 4 Class Night Program 4 Pepsters 2 3 4 Senior Home coming Float Committee 4 Basketball Banquet Committee 2 GLENNA JO JOHNSON YTeens2 G A A 2 N F L 3 4 Letter 3 4 Secretary 4 Blg Sister Club 4 Band 2 3 Trojanews 4 Beauty and the Beef 4 Annie Get Your Gun 4 FRANK KARST Longmont 2 3 4 Occupations 4 Y Y 1 Y Y ' Y Y Y ' , , , Y Y 1 1 1 ' 1 Y 1 Q q, , I 1 1 1 1 H . 1 ' ' ' 1 1 ' . s H I 11I I 1 1 ' YY , U Y ' YY , Y Y at ' YY . 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Y Y 7 ' Y Y Y ' ACTIVITIES THE SENIORS HELEN KRICKBAUM Occupat1ons 4 Vaudev1lle 3 Sen1or Breakfast 3 Three Arts Show Model 2 BOB KUHN Skx Club 2 3 F F A 2 3 4 One Foot 1n Heaven 3 Beauty and the Beef 4 Ann1e Get Your Gun 4 Intramural Bas ketball 3 4 Wmter Play Festlval 4 CI. ARENCE LABER Cho1r 3 4 Beauty and the Beef 4 Wm ter Play Festlval 4 Ann1e Get Your Gun 4 Penney Day 4 F F A 2 3 4 Letter 3 State Farmer Degree 3 Natlonal F F A COHVCHIIOD 4 GERALDINE LEINWEBER MUSIC Councll 4 Latm Club Presldent 4 Ann1e Get Your Gun 4 Wmter Play Fest1val 4 Beauty and the Beef 4 Tro jan Day Sk1t Chalrman 2 3 Prom Com m1ttee 3 Natlonal Honor Soc1ety 4 Pep sters 3 4 Class Nlght Program 4 VIRGINIA LEINWEBER Pepsters 3 4 Secretary Pepsters 3 Na tlonal Honor Soc1ety 3 4 Prom Commlt tee 3 Occupatlons 4 Exchange Assembhes 4 Sports Banquet Comm1ttees 2 4 Class Prophecy Comm1ttee 4 Class Night Pro gram 4 G1rls State Candldate 3 NANCY LOOMILLER Pepsters 3 Cho1r 3 4 Occupatlons 4 Skl Club 2 ESTHER LUKENBACH Band Letter 3 4 Orchestra Letter 2 3 State Honor Band 4 Cho1r 4 Trlple Trlo 4 Natlonal Honor Soc1ety 3 4 Occupa IIODS 4 Class Nlght Program 4 SUE MACY Student Body Secretary Treasurer 4 Tro jan Staff 2 3 4 Busmess Manager 3 Tro jan Day Comm1ttee 4 Homecommg Com m1ttee 4 Junlor Class Prom Comm1ttee 3 Blg SISIQFS Club 3 Presldent 3 Pepsters 3 4 Sports Banquet Commlttees 2 4 ELLA MALCOLM Cho1r 2 3 4 Basketball Banquet Comm1t tee 2 Gxrls Week Comm1ttee 2 Prom Comm1ttee 3 Tlojan Day Sklts 2 3 4 Pep Club 3 4 Band 2 3 Exchange As semblxes 4 Trojan Vaudevllle 4 LORRAINE MARKHAM Natlonal Honor Soc1ety 3 4 N F L Let ter 2 3 4 Orchestra Letter 2 3 4 Pep sters 3 4 Blg Slsters 4 Band Letter 2 3 4 Basketball Banquet Comm1ttee 2 Foot ball Banquet Comm1ttee 4 YTeens 2 A A SARA MENDEZ Longmont 2 1 4 Three Art Show 2 4 Span1sh Amerlcan Club 4 GORDON METZGER Football Letter 3 4 Basketball 2 3 Wrestlmg Letter 4 Track Letter 4 Chou 2 3 4 Boys Glee Club 2 4 Boys Quartet 2 3 4 Sen1o1 Play 4 F F A 2 Txojan Day Sk1t 2 4 BOB MEZE Track 2 Football 2 3 Basketball 3 Intra mural Basketball 4 PHILLIP MIKKELSON Longmont 2 3 4 Senlor Play 4 ARLENE MILLER Cho1r 2 3 4 Pepsters 3 4 Glrls Glee Club 2 Trojanews 3 Occupatlons 4 Homecomlng Day Comm1ttee 4 Football Banquet Comm1ttee 4 Trojan Day Sk1t 2 Annual Play Usher 2 3 JANET MILLER Senate 4 Natlonal Honor Society 3 4 Cho1r 3 4 Pepsters 3 4 Occupatlons 4 Class Treasurer 3 One Foot ln Heaven 3 Beauty and the Beef 4 Wmter Play Festlval 4 Prom Comm1ttee 3 PATRICIA MILLER Cho1r 2 3 4 Trlple Trlo 3 Glrls Glee Club 2 Pepsters 3 4 Presldent 4 Home commg Queen 4 Senlor Class Secretary 4 Wmter Play Festlval 4 Football Banquet Comm1ttee 4 Trojan Day Committee 4 SALLY MILLER Cho1r 2 3 4 Trlple Trlo 2 4 Prom Com m1ttee 3 Pepsters 3 4 V1ce Presldent 3 N F L 3 4 Wmter Play Festxval 4 Ann1e Get Your Gun 4 Football Ban quet Comm1ttee 4 Trojan Staff 3 CHARLES MISNER Longmont 2 3 4 Football 2 3 4 Letter 3 Wrestlmg 3 Track 3 MIKE MONTGOMERY Football3 4 Letter3 4 Basketball 2 3 4 Letter 2 3 4 Track 2 3 4 Letter 2 3 Natxonal Honor Socxety 3 4 Boys State Representat1ve 3 KENNETH MULVANEY Longmont 2 3 4 Football 2 3 4 Letter KAY NEBEL Beauty and the Beef 4 Wmter Play Festlval 4 Ann1e Get Your Gun 4 N F L 3 4 Pepsters 3 4 BOB NEIMAN Basketball 2 3 4 Letter 3 4 Track 2 3 4 Letter 2 3 4 Trojan Day Sk1t 3 4 Senator 2 Cho1r 2 3 4 GENE NELSON Occupat1ons 3 4 Advanced Speech Play 4 Chrlstmas Pageant 4 Annual Play 3 Football Banquet Comm1ttee 4 Stage Craft 2 3 4 DANNY NELSON Football Letter 3 4 Track Letter 2 3 4 Cho1r 2 3 4 Boys Glee Club 2 4 Na t1ona1 Honor Soc1ety 3 4 Natlonal For ens1c League 3 4 Exchange Assemblles 3 4 Student Body Vxce Presldent 4 Boys State Representatlve 3 Boys Quartet 2 JIM NELSON Natlonal Honor Soc1ety 3 4 Senate 4 Kev Club 2 3 4 Tenn1s 2 3 4 Letter 4 N F L 2 3 4 BandLetter2 3 All State Band 4 Basketball 2 Intramural Basketball 3 4 Wmter Play Festlval 4 LAURAL NELSON Longmont 3 4 Football 3 4 Letter 3 4 All Conference 4 Wrestlmg 3 4 Letter 3 CHARLES NEMNICK Occupatxons 4 CAROL NEWTON Longmont 2 3 4 Occupatlons 4 Pep sters 3 I AGE EIQH TX OINI- 1 1 1 1 1 1 Q 1 1 1 I 1 I 1 3, 4. 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' 1 1 1 . 1 1 z 11 1 1 portrait photographer: .BMA Simba I AZo,7o.a144rmff:fs ILLUSTRATORS 2200 Arapahoe S1'.,Del1ver wxy- ,,,. ,.., l MIIB!- QTOGR4 9' ,, 2 I-. 2 1, Q-, Q O -'I 2 or ,f On OV C C ull-.H-M-....-..n1....1....1....-....1...-.m-....1....1,...1,..1...- .i.m-ym1....1...-.1 1-M1...-...V-....1..,.-U..-....1.W-......-...-.,-.1 1 W 1'- J.: K 25? is k . fp 'xv Q V5.1 R it ' ,f T ? -4 4 i ' 1 H-. ' 5 r t . I f V,-Milf Liz l'llGH'I'Y-F Congratulations to the Class of '53 IDEAL MARKETS Central Drive-ln 460 Main Street South Main Congratulations, Seniors 'Television and Radio Sales and Service Montgomery Ward Chrxsler Plx mouth Sales 8. Serxice and Company The Beautiful Chixslei Authoiifed Paits Distiibutoi Cen'l'l'Ul MOEOY Co 4fx3Mi1n Stunt Phone J ffl? MTIU Stiut T0 THE CLASS OF 53 WE EXTEND OUR HEARTY CONGRATULATIONS AND WISH YOU FULL MEASURE OF SUCCESS IL YOUR FUTURE WORK Wills fr Hayek Chevrolet, Inc A Complete Seixict foi Exeix Car Vain at Sixth Phone 190 ' X, Y K Y 74 . ': 2' F83 I s Y O O I -Q , -H A - v -v ir' 4 If lvl IHIIIH IX 30 olo Sho ...W ,........... .,,,,.,,,, Q., BriIlhart's Food Market Across from thc High School Texas Pecan Pie Our Specialty 'tliverything for your Table Gene,s Hamburgers Chile and French Fries Phones 620 - 621 Across from the High School ee BRANCH ELECTRIC For Anythmg Electrrcal Phone 327 J 1302 Ninth Avenue Cash Carry Cleaners Guses Alvxaxs the Best Bargains Dry, Goodsd Elgglpany omens an 1 rens In Drx Cleanlng' Div Goocils and Shoes M Schoo Supplies 80' am 313 Mam sr Phone 1 De Luxe Radio and TV Service Kats Implement Co Allis Chalmers Massey Harris New Idea Sales Seri ice Repairs Phone -ll South Main St All Makes Repaiied South Main Phone 1061 W Everything Wlth Which to Bulld H O LYON LUMBER CO H O yon W L Worcester 100 Krmbark, Longmont, Colorado l-X I S l l I l I . . I l . . , I ' ' l l 1 ' 1 l V F ' : v wav . 4 . L 1 . ' 027 l l - l - L - , . . i . . -. l - -'- 1 . - i ' 1 l l u ' - - - n l I 0 0 0 E . . 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Ross 81 Webster Tm Shop Furnaces Sheet Metal Work 901 Main Stiect Phone ll6l Longmont Poultry Yard Freshly Dressed Poultry Wholesale and Retail 909 Main Street Phone 840 Colllster OK Rubber Welders C111 N Collistti Hugh N Collistci Phone 868 Gates Tires 911 Main Longmont Coloiado Quality Feed Store Full Line of Gooch s Feeds and Nutrina Feeds 925 Main Stieet Phone 849 yder Machine Shop an Supply Co For Prompt Machine Work Day oi Night call Phone 108W 931 Main Larson s Gas and Electric Appliances Main Street Phone 1117 Longmont Colorado Very Best Wishes to the Class of 53 HI s Repair Shop Repairing of All Makes and Models of Cars and Trucks Phone 1060 947 Main Stieet Longmont Feed Store Feeds Custom Mixing Coal Baled Hay and Straw Wood Red Comb Poultry Mash 9th Ave and Coffman Phone 702 Congratulations Seniors Ostrander Plumbing and Heating Forty Years Satisfied Customeis 0 Main Stieet Phone 1246 lUl' lllHl'X l-ltlll We honor the dead by helping the living Sv-W1 x i bar Veterans of Foreign Wars of the United States Longs Peak Post No 2601 Sn ' ' ' d Q, n I 622 ' - . . gl E li il V , , of ' 94' ' - S 1 . H'IN F' 9 W- 5 Q 1-:rr 'xx 'U I' INIYN Daley Offlce Equlpment Company D Thlrd Ave Phone 1047 M Serve U Rlte Garage Frank A Haw General Repamng 406 Third Avenue Gebharclt s Se rvrce Th1rd Awe Phone 266 J Longmont Colorado Compllments of Ralph Faith Better Bullt Homes Longmont Colorado Order of Rainbow FOR f? G ? f I I my 'bran Longmont GIRLS 6 Chapter 34 Henry s Market Open t11l 8 p m on Week Days and 9 p m on Saturdays 215 Mam Phone 971 W APPLIANCE REPAIRING 539 Mam Street Longmont Colorado Phone 1486 J Glen A Hemx John P Curran Realtor Real Estate and Insurance Success to the Clas of 03 Is worth while dolng well Leonard Karlch John P Curran 521 Mam St Phone 1174 The Bug New 53 Ford TYLED WITH THE WRU LOOK OF THE FUTURE V CLELAND MOTOR COMPANY Phone 261 Longmont Colorado 650 Flfth Avenue I , . I I ' ' 326 ' u '- I '17 I . - . ' ' I I I - - ' ' I . ,- ' I ' A - I I I . I I I E 'N '50 2 ,- I. I ' .- i . I I I , I I ' . . . 1 - I ' gs Glenls EIeCl'l'iC Shop what is worth-while doing. 1 I - A I I I . , I I I I I . . E - I I ! 1 I ,,,-,I-..-,,.-,,-..-t...I....t-..-.- .I.. -..-.,- .I.. -.t- IIII .. I... -,..-......-....,-.-..-..-...-.-.,,-..-,,-,,,,4,I,- il ' 'ETX' ... ....-......-. -.... ........... - ........-..-..- -. -..-..-..-......-.,-...... -..- .. - .- .-..-..g. Colorado Stone Co. Quarries - Masonry - Barbecues 1645 No. Main St. Phone 1488-W Les D. Stennette Longmont, Colorado Owner Livingston 81 Wilson Exploration Drilling Longmont, Colorado Phone 1333 Fred L. Livingston Walter W. Wilson Phone 363-W Phone 1434-R Modern lnterlors Floor and Wall Coz erzngs Draperies John and Hazel Nachtrieb 1236 North Main Longmont Colo Congratulations, Seniors Mrs. Harvey's Baking Co. I Bakers of Angel Food Cake 954 llth Ave. Longmont I Best Wishes from the Hamiltons' I No. Main Longmont IIIIIVE I' Margaret Oliver s Valeda Village Motel Noi th Main Stieet on Highw ax 87 8z 284 Longmont Colorado Reservations Accepted Phone 1293 W Larrw Margie Congratulations to the Class of 53 BARTONS Flve Ac res Where Your Enjoyment Is Our Pleasure North Main St Longmont Colo Hartley s Terrible Terry s Frontier 80 octane Bronze Frontier 90 octane Ethyl Wholesale Retail Phone 898 Longmont Voice of the Friendls Cits l0o0 On Your Dial IA! l- NINPTX UNI' I v K g I 1 I . - I ' s. I I : I I IA 7' U ' U E . , 1 ' I ' 1 .I - I 1 . . I I I I 1 - I I North Main i KLMO I . I K. -- ' . . - . I I I -..-..-..-..,-..-..-..-. -,..-..-..-..---..-..-..-..-...-..-..-..-..L.-.-..-..-..-..-..-..-..-.g. q..-..-. -..- .- -. - ... - -. -..-..-......-...........-. ... -.- ....,..-........-...-..-..-... BARNARD Er CLARK I I I I I I Phone 579 I Realtors and Insurors I Lyle L. Barnard Ben Clark, Jr. . A. C. Sheley 523 Fourth Avenue Congratulations to the Class of 53 R E Hargreaves an John W Harrlson Longmont Realty and Insurance Co Horace H Jurgens Wayne S Jurgens 510 Fourth Avenue Phone 425 Congratulatlons Class of from MOORE S Ready to Wear an Dry Goods Mam Street Phone 9 McKee or RCA Vlctor Durnon Expert SGTVICE G E Appllances McKee s Modern Home Center Motor Investment Company Loans and Insurance .325 Fourth Avenue Phone 97 Congratulatlons to the Class of 5 Ruchmond s Grocery Complete Llne of Grocerles and Meats 160 Fourth Avenue Phone 3 Wadwek PORTRAITS CFormer Nelson Stud1oJ Everythmg Photographlc 338 Mam Street Phone 435 Qllzxsslc Qllezmers 85 ifzlunhrg The Wlnters 362 Klmbark Street Spec1al1z1ng 1n Chlcken and Sea Food Nnghtmgale s Cafe 3 Main Street Phone 54 IU1- NIINFTX TVHJ McKle Transfer Co KJL ILC I I1UHC 1.11 ULIB 2144 Arapahoe Street Geo G Garrett Presxdent Long Haulmg Movmg and Storage Phone 280 320 Klmbark I I l y I ' ' , I d n . . I ' , '53 I f I , TV I ' t I , , . I I Y . . I 360 ' 6 I . I . , 3 I l . I O4 l I - ' I 1-1 -I I ' , I ,, ! I ' L4 ' 77 1 - I I . E - Denver 'vi ' P' -M I ' ' ' . . . ' I ' , ' , i 3T 6 ' ' I +...-..-..-.I-..-...-r.-. .. .-.-..-..-..-..-..-..-........ .-..-..-.I-..-. -..- .-.,,-. ....- .- .-.... ff! l'A4ll- NPO McGee's Feed Store Purina Chows, Poultry Equipment and Sanitation Products Baby Chicks Coal Grinding, Mixing, Rolling and Seed Cleaning 221 Main Stiect Phone 1 Model Laundry Cleaners Longmont, Colorado 245 Main Street Phone 1618 Compliments of C 81 K Service Harry Froid 201 Main Street Greech-Zar Drive lnn Specializing, in Sandwiches Richardson Root Becr and Giant Malts South Main Phone 1080 Korte Oil Co Find B Koitc Managei South Main Sticct Phon Longmont Coloiado Tank Wagon Service Anywhere Anytime eon Sales and Service Schwab Electric Motor Repairing 'W irinq Fixtures Alex Schwab 415 Judson St Phone 970 Longmont Colo Lon ratulations Class ot od H 81 R Motor Co Hain Johnson For Hair Shaping Stvled to Suit You Call Modern Beauty Shoppe Phone 852 Longmont Gale Motors Co Congratulations to the Class of 53 New and Used Automobiles South Main Phone 1561 W Ma rtm s Shamrock Service General Tires Batteries and Accessories Tank Wagon Service South Main Stleet Phone 240 Culhertsnn e Home ot Famous 715, Zac 600 Main Street Phone 300 x T . 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J'1 tr H Y H Sewing Machines '- ' VR + -....-..1..,.-.N-.. -..,.1...1-.. --.1--H1. -. -.--..-...- ...-...i....-.....-..--1--U11.101 tt. 1- -...l-1. 1. .-M-...ln Good Luck to Graduation Class from Sheeder's Rexall Pharmacy Cosmetic, Prescription Center Longmont 372 Main Street Phone 123 CHEY Clothes for Men 7 Main Street Phone 1d9 Good Luck to You from Ch t n Ray s Sports Shop 318 Main Street Longmont Color ado AMM ELLER ARD ARE 324 Main Street Phone 57-W Modern Barber Shop The Shop of Friendly Service Ollie -1- Walter -1- Steve 336 Main Street Congratulations C A Traylor Hardware and Electric Ex ery thing in Hardware m Main Street Phone 1 Chappelle Shoe Store Qualitx Shoes at Reasonable Prices for the Entire Family Main Street Phone Wrllrams Cafe A Steak House Since 100.3 loneniont Colorado Wllluams Wayslde nn Clzzckcn As You Lzke It Beithoud Colorado Lee and Stan Williams H19 Complete Home Furnlshmgs 31' Main Phone 81 1Xl1-NI NPTX PIX I I I 1 I 3 0 ' '. 1 e I I I . . I .- . . l . ' 340 12 I l . . 1 , K .. K I ' J . . ' l I l . S , I 348 ' 1 I35 X ' A 3 E l l o l R l 1 l l P P l l I ll ' ' ll I l . . l H i l 4, -.,-,.-,.,- ,,,. -,,.- 4.,. -,.,..,..-,....,, - ....,-..... .,,. - .,,. - ,,,. - ,... .......,...r.-..-..-.,..,..-.,...,..-............,.........,,.....g. +-1kI1-.u-.r.,- + NIN 1 Howard's Feed Plant Service Our Specialtyu MANAMAR FEEDS Longmont Silo and Block Company Light Weight Building Blocks Cement Stave Silos 5 ' ' Ph 658-W Third and Atwood Phone 830-J East Thud Avenue one Compliments of 0'Malley-Ovrom Agency Insurance and Real Estate 515 3rd Avenue Phone 1295 Third Avenue Grocery The Biggest Little Store in Town Mr. and Mrs. Ted Anderson 1283 3rd Avenue Phone 711 Congratulations to the 4 H and F F A Boys and Girls for Their Splendid Achievements in Growing Sugar Beets THE GREAT WESTERN SUGAR CO aww ,Hotel Reserx ations and Tickets Ex erx Where o Air Lines Bus Lines Steamship Lines Phone 365 Dax or Night Third and Main Max the Folloxxinf Year e f I F I Good to Yhou Cl y ol and ue C1355 of Us Chex ron Gasoline Xeedol and RPM Oils Wallx Spallingei SORENSON Truck SGYVICG Timd and comer Phone 1140 I I I I I . . . I I . . . I I . I , I Q I n I . . -- . T . Q . l Q n I I I l I I I I . I 3 , f f S B - - I , I 1 'Q , . . Q , I I ' . Q I I +I- rrrr -I M I.II -I-i- IIII -I- -y- - -I si- I di -I-.I-, -I - IIII -II-II-Ii-I,I-.r-II-.,-iII-Ii-i-IrI,- f .'lCT '-.'lX Q . 17 .5 I -N QP I w - I ON THE 011- TO! RAII DIANI' AND Miki- wVllll'x 5PRl'JF'I'lM!- IN THF R01 RH-N II' WHIHT AS WPI! IH' NPRINK -. -.... -M - . .... l I I . 1 Brown's Shoe Fit l Shoes and Hose for the I Entire Family I l Skelgas Whirlpool Washers Maytag l Electrical Appliances Maytag District Store 1 Longmont Colorado I 361 Main sneer Phone 269 I I I I I Our Best Wishes to the Class of '53 The French Shop 349 Main Street Phone 661 Stritchko's Market Where the Community Shops With Confidence Better Meats - Fish Quality Groceries 341 Main Street Phone 24 STUDIO Portraits, Cameras, and Photographic Supplies Longmont Colorado 659 Fourth Ax enue Phone 057 R9 Walter s Jewelry Home of Keepsake and Lox ebright Diamonds Your Friendly Jeweler Official School Rings fOI Seniors Juniors Sophomoies and Freshmen 'l' lAfl' NINPTX PIC HT C F West Agency Loans Insurance Real Estate Home loans and low late of interest on mommy payment plan Longmont Federal Savings and Loan I I I I I I I I I I I I I I . I 1 I . - . I I I I I 1 , . . I 7 . . I See Us for Trojan Jewelry 321 Main Street Phone 43 I I I THE MEN'S SHOP Longmonts ' EXCLUSIVE STYLE CENTER I for Quality 1 Suits, Sportswear. and Furnishings 331 Main Street I Longmont, Colorado I Grade A Pasteurized Dairy Products Shelley s Creamery 66:1 Fourth Ave Phone X erx Best Wishes to the Class of Ellte Barber Shop Ralph Shorty Fostex Congratulations from the Longs Peak Cafe im Strut Phone 1058 Longmont Drug Walgreen System Best Wishes Schmitz Floral Company Artistic Floral Arrangements Longmont Sportung Goods Store Fxeiything fox the Sportsman Homer Whctstme Piop lla M un St Phone 206 J Compliments to the Class of 53 Bob Hamill s Farm Supply Oliver Farm Machinery Bottle Gas Service and Equipment North Main Street Phone 940 J IU l' NIR!-TX 'NINI I I I I I I ' . 94 I I I f 5 1 ' '53 I . I I I I I ' 1 . - I I , . A 1 I . S I I 337 My . I 7 I I T 2' . ' - I I I . , ! I I o I I . . I I Y - -- I -,I,-,.,..-.t,..--..-...l,t-t-t.,-t. .. ..t, -II-,.-t.-.,...t.-,-..-..-..-.l- ,..t -i..-......-.I-I.-.,-..-t.t-.l +.....,1. 1ii1i . 1 1- 1 1. 1 . 1111 1 111111 .1 1--- 111111 u 1-- I I Compliments of I The i Vanity Beauty Shoppe 459 Main Street Phone 638 The Chlanda-Harris I i Furniture Co. I Complete Home Furnishings : Longmont, Colorado Compliments to the Class of '53 from The Dainty Pastry Shop Mr. and Mrs. Myron Flynn Ralph Miller Shoe Co. Modern Footwear 435 Main Street Phone 699-W Power Investment Co Fire and Automobile Insurance First National Bank Bldg Phone 456 Longmont Colorado The Cosmopolitan Shop Books and GlftS 654 Fourth Avenue Phone 687 W Congratulations to the Class 3 from HOLMES SN YDER S Family Jewelry Shoe Le Coultre Bulo Store Elgin 449 Main Street Congratulations Seniors Willson s Home Cafe 461 Main Street Phone 708 Congratulations to the Class of 53 Elda s Fashions 409 Main Street Phone 42 W Ambulance Mortuary HOWE Longmont Colorado Fifth and Coffman Phone 21 Robbins Flower Shop The Leonards Flowers for Every Occasion 421 Coffman Street Longmont IDEAL MARKETS CENTRAL DRIVE IN Longmont Colorado 460 Main Street South Main l' 0 HLNIIRFIJ I I I I . . ' ' of '5 I 1 - - . I ' , ' I I ' .va 1 . I - I I . . ! I . , I , 1 I I I I . I - s ! . I ' - I I I I Congratulations to the Class of '53 I I I I I - I I I 4 , I . . 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UNI-I Hl'NlPliHD U Lawson Motor Company O1dsmob1Ie NI Maln Stltet Phone 1390 Best Wlshes Mr and Mrs Max Lewellen and Associates For Constant Entertamment Attend the Fr1endIx Fox Theatre 613 Maln Stlect Phone 368 John L Bigger Magneto and EIGCITIC Serxlce Nelson s Grocery C TOQCYIQS Meats Free Dehxerv Kahler Heatlng Ftunace and Sheet Metal Contractors Bu Phone 143 621 Maln Res Phone 107 VV Longmont Colo W E Hutt Realtor Homes Tracts Farms Ranches Buslness and Income Property Insurance Loans QPSCIBIIIQCI Management of Farms Longmont Boulder 010 Ma1n 1916 13th St Phone 1486 W Phone 486 Congratulations to the Class of 53 VALLEY FARM DAIRY as I Greaslng Prwwrlxenr 'Fwes Texaco Products Petreadmsf Complete Fa1m Serx 1ce XR ashln Battemes Phone 4 36 UNI III Nlllilli I'VSH ,501 .ttt 1 -ttt 11111-11-'11-11-411 tltr 1 rttv 1 1,t- 1 tt,, 1 .t-. 1 tttt 1-11-111-111 -tvt 1 llft 1 tttt 1M.. .t.. 1.1,-1111 lrrv 1 l--- 1 +-nv 1 -f-4 141f-1u-11M-v1-1-1 I I I I H . . I I I I 1 J - c ' I' I - - 1 I . 1 I I , I 1 1 ' - ' ' ' I ' I i ., t - - 1 1 - Phone 375 Bowen at Sixth Ave. . 1 v ' I . - I ' - -, , . , I I I I I I Q . I i I I I I I I I I ' G o'l ' I I I I I 1, 7 7 ', ' ' .' . x . I Q ' - R.: I ' I I , I 4. - - -1- - -1- -111 ------ 1-1 -1- - - - -1- - -1 -11-1-1111-1 -1- -111- CLASS WILL 1Contmuedl can read 1t Hank can t' Marvm Welburn leaves h1s experlence w1th Vernors to to Jerry Green bure who loves It too Norma Weese leaves lser long red halr to Curley Adams Colleen Stanley leaves for another tr1p to Afrlca w1th Llvlngston Naoml Sowers leaves her G strlng Con the v1ol1n of coursel to B1ll1e Hornby Marianne Sonne leaves her love of boys to Jane Elerlck who doesnt need any more love for boys Phll Mlkkelson leaves h1s love for car wrecks to W R Hlckman Dean Getman leaves h1s Hal loween escapades to Vonda Seegerman John Corey Wl1lS h1s tall tales to anyone who can handle em V1rg1n1a Le1nweber leaves her Ted dy Bear costume to Warren Wright Wayne Cuddles Colette leaves wlth Mar 1lyn Monroe s llpStlCk on h1s face as usual J1m Nelson leaves hlS get away car to D1ck Flnley w1th the hope that D1ck can get away wxth as much as J1m dxd Sh1rley Bassett leaves her at tentlveness ln class to George Lelnweber who spends most of h1s tlme ln class sleeplng V1rg1n1a Deborskl w1lls her dlary to Mr James speech class so the students can drama tlze xt Bob Nelman leaves Jackle 1n the hands of the Junlor boys Vernon Palmer leaves h1S duets with Larry Steele to the freshman guls who love Larry Steele Carlene Nygren leaves hex four front teeth to Kenny Hartman Bonme Rehwoldt leaves hex two hours of soclal scxence to any one who can stand two hours of Duke Nancy Loomlller leaves the care of her llttle cousm to any g1rl who wants the Job Wayne Froboese leaves h1s bllght sh1rts and a copy of There ll be a Hot Txme 1n the Old Town Tonlght t k1dS who wreck the school 1ts the prlnclpal of the thlng Nnglnla Befus leaves her favorlte saylng Oh vou guys' to Melvm Hanna Neva Rocha leaves her passlon for JUHIOI boys to Junlor g1rls who already have that DHSSIOH Donna Dorl leay es her Wlld ways to Carma Hudson Malgaxet Horrell leaves her place ln front of the muxor to Nancv Taxr whos al ways combmg hex han Robelta Bohn leaves the bubble gum under her assembly seat to some lucky Junlor In case you are lnterested lt IS row thlee seat four Leon Henly leaves to JOIN the New York Symphony Orchestra The Junior gnls w1ll hate to see Maullce leave because he s a Da1l1ng Stephen Wagner leaves h1s nlckname The Splrxt of L H S to the Pep Club Dxck Olsen and J1m Platt leave theu ways wlth women to Les Sesser John Shelley leayes his height to Dee Elm yvho needs It more than John does Sh1rley Adamson leaves her Job at Lutes to anyone who l1kes to be near sp1r1ts and pol son Sh1rley Borrego leaves her lazy ways to Nancv Regel who lS a very studlous young lady Janlce Palnter leaves the ed1to1sh1p of the annual to Sue Seedle Marllene Wagnex leaves hel beautlful ey es to M1ss Haubold Doyle Gxeenley w1lls h1s boo to anyone yy ho needs an extra boo Cartel Hauschlld leayes h1s dlsposltlon to the buds tcoo coo bndsl Caxl Rlghtsell w1lls h1s bowlmg ball to Mrs Head who always wanted a 17 lb bowlmg ball Bevelly Yount leaves her txtle of outstandlng drxver to Ronme Wagner Carmela Ponz1 leaves her boys sweat ers to Kent Anderson who probably w1ll have a l1ttle trouble gettmg 1nto them Nyla Ostrander left all her notes ln her books so she would always be remembered somewhere Lorrame Markham leaves her Jeans to anyone act1ve enough to f1t them Danny Felker leaves h1s ornery ways to the Freshman Class whlch needs some spxce Janet Mlller w1lls her charmmg personallty to M1ss Perry Joanne Plerce Jean Dow and Bonme Fur ney leave followmg the Golden Chords Kay Nebel leaves her drawl m Ann1e Get Your Gun to M1ss Seevers Bob Kuhn leaves h1s bowed legs to Mr Johnson J1m N1sh1da leaves Macbeth to the mcmerator Don Peters w1lls h1s denlm Jackets to the statue ln M1ss Greena myres room Geraldme Carey leaves her neat handwrltmg to Bud Abrams To the ent1re Junlor Class we leave the blame for everythlng we ve done w1th the hope that you can look as mnocent as we have To the sophomores we leave our mtellectual un derstandmg The Freshman Class we present w1th our research themes 1n hope that they w1ll be of some good to somebody' We refuse to leave anything more The pleasant memorxes retamed by the faculty are enough to keep Longmont ln scandals for many years As executors of the last w1ll and testa ment of the class of 1953 we leave you wlth th1s thought Dont mess w1th Hoppy Wltnesses I R Quacky The bubble gum under the cha1rs M1ss Haubold s skeleton G I Dumb Slgned Bashful Johnson Grumpy Gunderson Sneezy Wllls Sleepy Sack Dopey Ollver Happy Nygren CD00 couldnt make lt! I XKI' UNI' HUNIJRPD THR! l- l r . , . . . . . ' . ' , ' v 31 I I H ' h L V . L . . . Y . . . . . ', 1 - . ' Sb YY ' ' 1 ' . I V 1 I ' ' . A ' D . . . ' 4 . 'V .4 . . . I 1 D ' , . l , - v I ,, V . .. Y, - - , , . . . ' . - . , . L . Y ' A I . - V . I - . . - , . , . , . . . . . . . , S L ' y ' s .y . . . ' . Y . . , . I H Y Q ' .. v - vs . . . ,, O . Mr. Hickman, wlth the remlnder that It 1sn't the . . , . - - H v 3 5 . ,.' . . . - .. , H ' T ' -f - ' . . ' L h V j. . L . Y , ' Q ' 1 Q v L L . - y . . S U Q .4 - u 1 . ' , , vu, .' v Q V' 1 5 . ' 9 ' v ' 7 . ' ' -- L v . l . ' .. L 'W C ' . 1 1 v ' 1 v 1 4 4 '- 1' A 7 '- at .' 3 .' 1 CLASS PROPHECY 1Contmued1 Walter Gunderson has been trymg to break 1nto mov1es as Tarzan He has been seen swlng 1ng from tree to tree yelllng Yo ho ho and a barrel of fun Look out monkeys here I come Stephen Wagner renowned playboy has 1ecently eloped Wlth MarJor1e Ma1n Larry Wood who has gamed fame 1n the enterta1nment world for h1s dar1ng feats re cently broke a blood vessel 1n the l1ttle toe of hlS left foot by Jumplng from a h1gh d1V1Hg board 1nto a sponge Bob Ne1man has become known for hlS great weather pred1ct1ons because as to date not one of them has been correct He was heard to say that he just couldnt seem to throw the dart 1n the r1ght d1rect1on on the weather ma pJ1I'I'1 Platt IS be1ng featured as a hlgh d1ver at Myron Shupes Greatest Show On Earth He cred1ts h1S success to h1S 20 20 v1s1on Kenneth Souply IS now presrdent of Soup ly s On1on Soup Company He got hlS rec1pe by work1ng K P 1n the army Nyla Ostrander p1an1st and organlst IS now accompany1ng Margaret Truman on her tour ID Europe 'lhey have appeared ln some of the most unmhablted places namely Wake Island J1m Baker and Don Ernst are Presldent and V1ce Pres1dent of Baker and Ernst Lonely Hearts Club Bob Ressegu1e has recently become the con ductor of an all g1rl orchestra H1s head V10 l1n1st lS the well known Esther Lukenbach who has g1ven performances 1n famous Hyglene Jesse Campbell can now be seen exh1b1t1ng h1s prlze possesslon a S1amese cat at the La guna Beach Cat Show 1n Callfornla IS g1v1ng lessons to famous farmer Leonard Rassmussen Neva Rocha lS now tak1ng Dorls Day s place do1ng pantomnnes w1th famous dancer Doyle Greenly Thexr latest p1cture lS ent1tled Boo Boo Boo Bob Khun who IS 1nterested 1n learnlng the square dance call1ng profess1on IS taklng lessons from well known art1st Clarence Laber D1ck Olson and Ted Samano are rapldly los1ng popular1ty among men because they are conapetmg 1n the all g1rls rodeo Leon Henry famous trumpetxst IS g1v1ng n1ghtly performances at the Club Cabmo Er1e s nevx est n1ght club J1m Nelson and John Shelley are not only known as All Amer1can football stars but also 1n le1sure t1me as doctor and m1lkman Vernon Palmer IS st1ll trymg to crash Holly wood Wlth hlS statement I s1ng l1ke MHFIO Lanza and look l1ke Fernando Lamas How ever producer and art1st Gene Nelson IS hard to conv1nce Edrxs Page IS be1ng tr1ed by attorney Wayne Froboese for bootleggmg makeup Helen Kr1chbaum Inez Sawdey and Sarah Mendez are now recognlzed as bookles at the famous P1ckerel N1ght Club at Reno When asked for a statement Roberta replled And here comes Beetlebomb' Glamour boy B111 Bathauer famous Holly vu ood star has been awarded an Oscar for hlS performance ln the mov1e vers1on of the sus pense thrlller Guys and Molls Marvm Welburn lS now 1n the dope ped dl1ng bus1ness vuth h1s tough gang from Adams county' l Xl l' Olwl' HUINDRI' D I-OUR Jack Elsele IS work1ng ID a s1de show as the man w1th the ha1ry back He m1stook a Jar of Charles Antells Formula No 9 for h1s sun tan Ol S1dney Dagle New York playboy startled h1s soc1ety frlends the other day by dr1v1ng up to an afternoon garden party 1n h1S new Jet propelled pogo stlck He sa1d that h1s car was just too too slow Famous ambassador to Outer Mongolla Frank Karst has Just entered a hospltal there Mr Karst suffered a dlSl0C3t6d eyelash when he sl1pped from h1s steed Whlle on a llama r1de V1rg1n1a Lemweber and Ella Malcolm have become the sole owners of a plantat1on 1n Braz1l The1r Chlef source of 1ncome IS ra1s1ng bananas WhlCh they sell wholesale to any monkey who s fool enough to buy them Lorralne Markham IS now a famous New York ha1r styl1st Her spec1alty IS the new F111 Island ha1r do Her Chlef asslstant 1n charge of shampoos IS Beverly Yount Bob Meze and Don Peters have recently become members of the well known Hels1nk1 bobsled team that broke all records last year George Baskos and B111 Estes have been arrested by the pollce on the charge of smug gl1ng dope 1nto the U S from Mexlco by seal 1ng lt 1n MGXICHU Jumpmg beans Danny Nelson boy wonder of Vassar has Just crashed Hollywood It IS rumored that he w1ll replace Mar1o Lanza H1s flrst starr1ng role w1ll be 1n the new f1lm The Great Caruso Nelson Barbara W1lls manager of the world re nowned Nlwot Tlgers baseball team has re cently returned from a natlon w1de tour 1n wh1ch she acqu1red new rook1es for her team has made h1s flrst m1ll1on by sales of h1s latest publ1cat1on Da1nty D1tt1es for L1ttle Klddl9S Mary Ann Schuetz IS lh Ja1l on the charge of arson because she unsuccessfully tr1ed to burn down L H S Her accompl1ce 1n the cr1me was Marlene Wagner who l1t the matches for her Pat Tom1ch and Carlene Nygren have opened a n1ght club on the R1v1era 1n France WhlCh they call the Hotsy Totsy Club Among the many celebr1t1es who frequently VlSlt the club IS Charles MISHEF the famous author1ty on French bathlng su1ts Harold W1nnett and Carl Rlghtsell who are now play1ng pro football for the Los An geles Rams are reported to have purchased shares 1n a factory Wh1Ch manufactures paper doll clothes Kenny Mulvaney was recently awarded a peace pr1ze for settlmg 1nternat1onal affalrs HIS greatest accompllshment was when he stopped the f1ght1ng between the Pygm1es of South Afr1ca led by Gordon Metzger and the Amazons of South Amerlca led by Carole Newton Lawyer Coleene Stanley has 1ssued a sub ooena to Mlke Montgomerv The r-harm: m decent exposure from h1s part of the mus1c1an m the Broadway product1on of toy land revlew Bob Hartnagle has become the most fa mous horse doctor of the world It all began when B1ll Howe broke h1s r1bs f1ght1ng over Helen Basta s1nce he lS determlned to keep her Larry Ol1ver 1S now manufactur1ng dehy drated beer and chlorophyl pretzels Gerald1ne Lemweber famous b0OglB WO0gl9 art1st IS now accompany1ng the M1115 Brothers U - ' ' la Y 1 ' - Y Y Y Y - ' - . , , . . - . . , v. . , , , . . I y - Y , I 7 . . . . . . . . , Y , . . , ' . . . . . . ' . . . . . , , I . . . . 1 ' ' ' L I Y Y ' 1 I ' I I D . I ' I' Y - Y Y . 1 1 - . . . l it ' - Y - ' - - H . . 1 , . v . ..4 , ,Y Q - V - D - - - y 1 - Y . . .Y - . w I - cv I . . . . . ' Hank W8mbO1dt, well kH0Wr1 Erie V10l1I11St, Dave Shre1ner, the noted ch1ldren's author, lx Y ' ' Ll ' ' ' ' ' ' YY ' . . - , ' . . . . ' V V I I 7 l . , . . . ,, . b . , . . I . - y , . . u . . ' ' ' 1 - I , Q g , ' ' . . , . ' . . 7 . Y 1 , . - . ' s ' ' it ' ' ' - ' ' ' ' ' , ,, . . ' 1 . , 1 V I ' l - ' ' . ll ' Q ' ' v 1 ' - ,, - - I 7 - . . 4 . . . Y Y . . . . , N - ' . . . ' I Y ' -.-.1-..1..-.---1-n1nn---1' 1- 1--1 1- .--ny---i..i. 1. ful- ev-s-1--1.-in 1. 1 1 ,nv 1 -- 1n1.+ Woods' China and Gift Shop Frank and Enid Woods. Proprietors Dinnerware - Gifts - Houseware 411 Main Street Phone 1173-W Tru-Fit Columbia Diamond Rings Baldwln Jewelers I I Slohn's I Dry Cleaning 427 Main Street Phone 793 I I Best Wishes to the Class of ' - Lewis Furniture Co Pratt and Randolph Realtors Real Estate Loans Rental and Insurance Farm and City Propertx For Sale or Exchange J Pandolph Harold P1 att no Main Phone 62 Congratulations Longmont Candy Co 423 Main Strut Phone 147 Theres a Difference New Method Cleaners 441 Main Street FOLEY S - Pittsburgh Paint and Glass Tim Tot Shop Mun Street Phone 0 Hav a Snak A Snack or a Sack H.-irx ex Jarrell Om nu Congratulations to the Class of 53 Marbourg s Congratulations ANN S STYLE SHOP Quality Fashions Chlc Young Frocks We Cater to You 407 Main Street Phone 20 IAII- OKI- HLNDRPI l-Ill' 53 I I . . . . I I I I 1 I I . ' I J , J, s . by ! ess t - L-7 - 431 1' . - '8 I I ' I ' ' I ' I I I I f 3 I R. L. Brown R. L. Brown. Jr. 439 Main Street Phone 1062 I I - 1 I I I I I I . . - . 1 I ll ll I I - . I -,,-M-,t,- I... -I,.-..-I.-..- I.I, -,,-I,.-I.,-.I-,.-I,- -,,-,,-.-..-...-..-.-..-...-.-.-..-.-.-I.-..I ns: J: 1i : IX! I-IOMECOMING -WW' Sw WZEQE 5 ., S A. 6 4 yn gl I si' 0 . 8 x , 5 : .L..- . 1 4 . . X , X f Q f m 'f1.! - My Alf' . il' I1 41 ' 11 fi ' W 5 wk .. , 4' ,Pl A' 3 5 Y W - 4-' . Q- Ill QB gif 'lh gplg UP I' UNI- HLNIHU-IJ x N We VJ , ' IFN: wg' ,4 -Y IACI' UNI- HI NIIRPIJ xl-Nl-N Congratulations from Rogers Jewelers Your Gift Store Gruen, Elgin, Longine, Wittnaur and Hamilton Watches 424 Main Street Phone 494 Longmont's Most Modern Bakery Les' Pastry Shop 410 Main Street Longmont Compliments of C 81 H Appliance Crosley and Maytag 466 Main Street Phone 809 A TROJAN BOOSTER A Complete Line in Mens and Boys Clothing Harry O Lynch CLOTHIER Phone 285 412 Main Street Congratulations to the Class of 5.3 Bl Rite Drug Store 444 Main Street Phone The Children s Nook We Clothe the Future Trojans 442 Main Street Phone 922 Congratulations to the Class of 53 The Marlu Shop Distinctive Gifts for All Occasions 454 Main Street Phone 1516 RIIIIDU Q Rllllibl lil! Longmont s Most Modern Barber Shop l M l' ONI- Hllhllkl- D l'lf HT Congratulations to the Class of 53 1 HE S ORE Where Your Dollars Buy More 406 Main Street Phone 52 , , , V' ' 'Y ' P ' 220 I . I ' ' -J ' 1 h T i-,i,,,.,. 1 v I I v Q I Y WJMW, ,, WWA, . , . iillil 6 illYTl IIIYY 408 Main Street Bob Bailey 1...,,.,-..,.,...,,.-.-u,,1,,.1.., ,tml .. .-..-...- Folker Motor Company Dodge - Plymouth Parts. Sales, and Service Longmont. Colorado 1-'none 1304 Colorado Creamery Butter Ice Cream Buttermilk Cottage Cheese Best of Wishes from The Williams Farm Equipment Co. 1 1 ..1,1.....,.1 '!' ! Across from the Post Office Minneapolis-Moline and Hydraulic Farmhand Equipment Howard's Grill and Restaurant Fine Foods Western Hospitality Howard and Evelyn LaPhan 508 Main Street Phone 89 Banquet and Dining Room Hoff's Service Bill Hoff Tire Service Harry Hoff General Auto Repairing - 516 Main Street Phone 584 5 Congratulations Class of 53 Golden West Milling Co First and Terry Phone 1616 John P Murphy Implement Co Your John Deere Dealer The Murphv Brothers Our Congratulatlon to the Class of 53 From Your Family Newspaper lx LONGMONTTIMES CALL Over Fifty Years of Service I ! l . , . 1 . l ' ' I F P l Q l l ! I . , l ' l I 1 l l ' ' ' ' ' 'S' ! ! E I . . l to Longmont and Community I l l l ,M ,,., -.r.-r.- -..-.,-r.l-r.-r.-r - ,, ,PP-,r-.....r-l,,-ll.-.l- .-,i- -.i......,-,.....i,-......-r,,,,ml 'QKNIHUNU Ib Al l' ll- Rlrl NINI .!........,.-M1 Him..-I--...,,,.1...1.r.. ....1...--.1-.1-.I----M1....--.1..1...,-........1. .M.....-.-...1...I1.-.....1.----- I I I I I I I I Concrete Moving Sand and TRANSFER Gravel Storage 311 Kimbark Street Phone 430 G Crder of DeMoIay Y ii QI? Fletcher E Brown Realtor Real Estate Loans Insurance and Rentals Cal Maler Salesman Gladys Wxlllams Secretarv I'd1II1 dflll I1dI1LIl FIUPCI Lleb 'Srl MdlD St Phone 31-1 xt I o HI Nimmo THQ Lures Drug Store 379 Maln Street Hultt s Dry Coods Ladles Wear Draperles Bachmun Music Center Sheet MUSIC 337 Main St Phone 674 U 61 L bI'0I'6S Furnlture and Apphances Mam Street I . I I I I Th I I I I I I I I gay'-sara I .4 --X 7f-T. I ,I , if tg, I 25:15 I f x I I I I I ' . . I I - I I I , - I I ' ' I I . I I I I I . i , i Band Instruments Records I . . 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