Skyline High School Booster Club Launches Successful Directory Drive

On September 29, 1979, the Skyline High School Booster Club in Longmont, Colorado, successfully distributed 22,000 copies of the new Lomar 1979 telephone directories. The initiative, led by club president Marion Belcha and telephone directory distribution manager Don Lawson, served as a significant fundraiser for the organization.

Community Engagement and Volunteer Effort

Members of the Booster Club organized the distribution event, assigning volunteers to specific areas within the city limits for efficient delivery. The cooperative effort emphasizes the community’s commitment to supporting local schools and activities. Volunteers were instrumental in ensuring that the directories reached residents promptly, showcasing the strength of local engagement.

The distribution not only provided an essential resource for residents but also highlighted the Booster Club’s role in fostering school spirit and community involvement. The proceeds from this initiative are expected to bolster the club’s future projects and activities, further assisting students at Skyline High School.

Historical Context and Ongoing Updates

This event marks an important moment in the history of the Skyline High School Booster Club, reflecting its ongoing dedication to enhancing the educational experience. For those interested in more historical photographs and updates, the Times-Call photo archive is continually expanding, with new images added weekly. Residents can explore these archives at timescall.com/tag/historic-photos/ to gain deeper insight into the community’s history.

The successful distribution of the directories underlines the importance of local initiatives in supporting educational institutions. As the Skyline High School Booster Club continues to engage with the community, such efforts are vital in ensuring that students receive the support they need to thrive.