Englewood High School - Pirate Log Yearbook (Englewood, CO)

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PAGE SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS MARY LESAGE, IVAN JONES, and ARLENE TANGYE .Xi 'VORr ON B , R T Senior SPOHSSQDBENT I W INIHGD ST EN? Only one year beTore The class of 45 came aboard The PiraTe Ship, America had become engaged in a ToTal war. Yes, iT was on ThaT TaTeTul Monday, December 8, I94l, ThaT our class Tiled inTo an already quieT room To hear The grim words oT WAR come To us over The air. LiTTle did we realize whaT Those words would mean To us. Our lives were noT alTered during The Tollowing summer, buT in The fall of The nexT year, l942, when we enTered ThaT much longed Tor PiraTe Ship, we Tound Things much more serious. Some oT The older members of The crew had already leTT The PiraTe Ship To serve on The darkened waTers oT a 'foreign sea, so we worked all The harder ThaT year To Till The gap They leTT on The ship. IT was in The TirsT year we gave our Sophomore assembly, a hillbilly producTion which kepT The audience laughing Tor hours aTTer. We also received second place honors in The War Bond Drive and wholehearTedly Tool: place in The Red Cross Drive, and Scrap Drive. On our second Trip on our Triendly sea, Things become even more serious Tor some of our crew, Melvin Dendinger, Oliver Gray, and Richard Hodges leTT our peaceTul, happy ship To serve where oThers had given Their all. Those were The crew members ThaT were noT here To see our wondrTul Junior Play, June Mad, a hilarious comedy, and our highly suc- cessTul Junior-Senior Prom which was held aT The Coronadn ':--N.. MR. PAUL CARLSON lSenior Sponsorl

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'SEINlMDE'ii STGDE'35l?W Club. We also fool: firsl place in fha Boys' Rally and some of ihem who became well lcnown for fheir oulsianding foofball and baslcelball playing were: Ernesl McDonald, Harold Bowland, Kenneih Roof, Melvin Spence, Donald Robb, Reber? Cronin, Darold Kelly, and many ofhers. When we came info porl fhis year we again waiched ihe new members come aboard. This lime lhere was a slrange feeling aboul if all: for now, al lasl. we we-re lhe mighiy Seniors sailing on our lasl' voyage across our Pirale sea. Many of our crew leff lo serve on The angry wafers of a world af war-Roberl Cronin, Donald Robb, Lon Ingram, Kelso Bader, Roberf Nolan, Edwin Fisher, Melvin Spence, Roy Shobe, James Rucker, and Kennelh Arnold. Our biggesl producfion of 'rhe year was ihe Senior play, Tiger House , a mysfery fha? chilled 'rhe hearis of men. Then came The Senior Class assembly, fhe Chrislmas play, fhe bond drive, foofball, baseball, baslceiball, wresfling-where Roberl Klingensmilh, Bruce Owen, Ernesf McDonald, Richard King, and many ofhers achieved fame in ihe field of sporfs wilh 'their shining abilify for aihlelics. Now, il is our Turn lo leave 'the ship. From fhere our palhs will parf, bu? we will leave wifh only one fhoughf in mind-+o bring all home from 'ihe dark seas of WAR inio a happy friendly sea of peace. MISS IRENE CONBOY lSenior Sponsorl , MISS MARY HARRlS lSenior Sponsorl LELUAN MCC 5EVl'l rl Vs' ilcT5en'ior SPOMO sv' D f PAGE I I