Longmont High School - Trojan Yearbook (Longmont, CO)

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In Memoriam Through the years our halls have been brightened by his smile and his friendly greetings. His influence was felt on those with whom he came in contact. His active sponsorship of clubs and classes, his willingness to take on any task, no matter how great, his capability, and his years of service to school and community all commanded everyone's respect. Longmont High School shall always remember Herman Gaebel. av- ' Secretarial GERTRUDE FONDA Attendance Supply and Book Room Cleik ALPHA HEAD Registrar and Secretarv to the Principal LILLIAN WILLSON Sccretarv to Superintendent of Schools Our Indispensable Chums J Maintenance ROBERT JPXMESON CHARLES PARKER CLYDE RICHMOND JOHN BURBACK CNot Pictured! A 'li IN

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Front row: tl:-ft to riizhtr Jerry Schlagzel, Flarlt Sn-crest, Mary Ann Hs-nniuh. Sylxia Vnrxviitirio. .lim Mint-r, .lt-rrt Smith. tit-nruv Skrliina. Mary Ann lions, Don Sw-mile, Stewart tiolnlvn. Second row: Fathy l.itzc-ruin-rm-r, Doris Vlankinyton, Marilyn Vlayp-mit-. Karla .lv ni., .IoAiiii-- Wt-Itsn-r, Sandy tiiiht-n-, Vhncl-t Iris. lain. Norman Laber, Mary VVai:ner, Vivian Leonard. Third row: Rea Anderson, Judy Hartley, Carol Nelson. Shirley Watts, Myrna ltr:-wer. Marilyn Kunltle. l,aIt-vnna lichardt. Alan Jones. Jim Brown, Charles Grant. Kathleen Ilelvorski. Fourth row: Dick Paiiiter. Doug: VVillS. Mike- Dawson. .ln-rry llirlxmali, .Inv Yalth-1. Marcia Smith. l.in:la Miller. Mau Ann lfu-rly. liarls row: Virginia Estes, Karen Guthrie. Sandy Willc. Norman Waynvr. tiillnrv Vito. lion Mat-5, Rv-ugiv Iiatt. Fharlvs Johnson, John Vai-ks. VVarren Arnold, Kay Keyser. Senate HE forty-eight senators from each of the home rooms. the class presidents. and the student body ot! ficers, headed by Jim Miner enjoyed a very successful year. The representatives were kept busy by attending monthly Northern Conference Student Council meetings. Arden Colette was elected vice president for the ensuing year. Other Senate projects incluudedputting the student activity ticket into effect. rewriting the consti- tution. sponsoring socials. and initiating a home room demerit system for auto violations. This year's annual homecoming was one of the finest programs ever put on by this group. Trojan Day was the highlight of the year for the governing officers and completed an outstanding calendar of events. The faculty advisor was Mr. Christensen. Student Body Officers 51lNl- I-I NIXIKY .XINN lil-.NNIHH tl.XItlx Shflirfl Nltl.ll.X fl'liFl'3l'lN4' I,i1.r:.r5 1'--.i.-'il N1 .sn m'.t.tt-1 F-- uri--'l'r-1vt.': l X4 li 'lil'.5