Berthoud High School - Spartan Yearbook (Berthoud, CO)

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Sl1'Nll0R CI ASS PROPHFCY Llsten O we men and women vc uths 1nd mudens 1nd 1ll ye people of Berthoud t the words of wxsdom flom the l1ps of your prophet who now sp 1keth unto vou wh It hath been decreed by the powers that be For xt has come to pass that the vexl of the future hath been rent IH twam even as IH the d1vs of the wlse prophets of old The Spxrlt of P1 opheey h'1th descended f1o1n the spheres to envelop my soul Aye I s'1y unto you xt h'1th been QIVLII unto me to see stx xnge vlslons of the gloues of the ye 1rs to be for the Cl1ss of 1953 And lo a Splflt drew b1ek the eurt 11n 1nd pomted wlth 1 long transparent flnger down the avenues of 11 strange l'1nd and opened her hps 1nd spake unto me LISICIM prophesy unto thls gre xt '1nd glorlous Seruor Class of 1933 even these things whxch you he1e1m behold As I looked mto the land of tlre futu e I could dlsc rn rnovmg among the dlm shadows of tre peoples yet to be ne hguxes of those f'11r 1nd rad1ant bemgs who wc1e cnee mv cl1ssm'1tes now transformed mto eltlzens of the world outslde I could see our beloved presxdent hls words bemg heeded bv th 1t generatxon even we today of the Class of 1933 have heeded and attended unto them for hls ambltlon led hlm upward and onward unt1l he ns governor of h1s state As I looked agaln I could see 1mong the soclety circles of that f'1r off dlstant tlme one most f111 to look upon 1monU those most brlght md dazzlmg to the s1ght one whom I lLLOf.fI1l7Ld IS P1ul1ne M8lSLh It e1me to p1ss that I 1ls1 lox l ed lr-to px Uf0SSlI nal exreles and III 1 l1rge office among many men of great mlnds sat a l wyer tlre boy wh1 ln our Hlgh School days had not yet lea1ned to l1e Nay rot even cn the 11vh' xde would Fr nk Humphrey say a word th1t could be untruly mterpreted I 1lso h 1ppened to find myself on the mslde of a large ca1hedr1l where a stately prlest Jn hls 1obes of dlgnlty poured forth words of ll lSplI'Gd mstructlon Vellly lt was Ixvlng hxmself who had thus entered into the woxk of the f1hur h Whxle I pondered these thmgs ln my he 1rt the door of a home wung open before mv VISION and I found therem a household m'1de happy by a w1fe and mother who had found her greatest 1mb1t1on m the hlffhest of ll Norldls Voc tlons Verlly was my soul rejolced theleat IS I glltd upon Gelald ne but I followed my Spl xt of Prophecy f1rther burnmg desire to see my old chums Elma 1nd Mary J'1ne Llllfll the Sp1r1t of Phopheey lespondlng to mx x h co ducted me 'o 1 baehelor ff rl aoa1tment m El large forelgn clty x mere the two sat by a fireplace t1lk1ng of the past Elma now 21 f1mous VIOIIUISK was eallmg forth sweet strams from her pollshed 111 trument whxle Mary JIDQ danced a Jxg 1n a dellghtful txme to mus1c her figure swaymg f1 om s1de to s1de at the appe1l of the fan llSllC alr And then xt eame as the rest h1d eome 21 small ofnee m this blg elty Lo and behold there was a sxgn saymg Lessons 1n Lov dlre ted by Dell Waggener Upon entermg the dcor a multltude of unhappy people were Walllnif thexr turn B cause of our fr1endsh1p I was permltted to see hlm 1mmed1 uelv Yea whlle talkmv to thls heart broken creature It was stated by hlm that Verna Nel c n would not 1eeept hls proposal because she had taken so mueh mterest m her supervlslon of the dog '1nd cat hospxt u Even as I talked to Dell sweet struns of muslc held my soul entraneed by the beauty and perfeetlon of thelr h1r monles and as I looked about to k 1ow whence they came behold I d1d find the queen of the world s mus1c Frances Jarmm And lo the flaps of a large elreus tent flew open and dlsclcsed many acrobats swmg mg to and fro Amorg these be 1ut1tul creatures I recognxzed Etta M15 1 famous tlapeze performer Behold even as I gazed It the trapeze performer I gl 1nced 1t her partner 1nd recognized Hel bert Mann my sehool chum Then I saw a xast audlence hstenmg attentlvely to thexr speaker a women of strong mmd strong w1ll and s ranger ternper a lectur r en '1 strong subjeet an old mald dem onstratmg her mdependence of man Her name escapes me walt It IS Edlth Albrecht My mmd wandered aga1n to a school of le rnmv a d '1 noble plofessor before hxs class They looked to hlm ln reverenee of tl1e vast le rnmg re '1lLQLllI'Cd 1t Berthoud Hlgh School Yea the name they called hm as thev bewed 1n homage was Professol Ambrose Peter Bell As I gazed a very sad scene grew before mme eyes a woman weepmg Twas only a fa1r brlde Wdlllng the loss of her pet poodle I recognl ed M2-xy Hertha Suddenly from the darkness of my dre m ran forth 1 newsboy shoutmg Extra Extl 1' All about the blg battle' Amerxcan forces led to vxetory by the gallant soldler hero of the hour General Reuben Krlegerl And mme eyes were fastened upon a convent A f211r l dy dlsappomted m some loxe aflaxr has become a nun and devotes her hfe to gomg about domg good to all the world Her name was lost for she IS called Sxster Mar1a but I saw her f1ce and she was once DOTIS Beln Yea even as I gazed I saw a rlch man a banker r1d1rg m hls axrpl 1ne countmg out hls money wearmg hls dlamonds and behold I recognlzed my pal of B H S Dnck Perry And behold even as I gaz I see a damty lady of soclety envxed and flattered by all the belle of every ball and as I gaze I recogmze Eleanol Bem As I beheld thxs scene and marvelled there tt the vell was drawn and I turned mme eyes back to the thmgs that are sure that only goodness and truth and prosperlty shall follow the days that are to come to the fan and talented members of the Class of 1933 . 2 2 . 1 2 1,.1 12 2 2 1 1 .o .1 1 1 ,1 , , .1 C2 1 H 2 ' Q ' . l ' ' ' '.'.' 4 I 4 I C I ' .1 X If I . i, sv! , 2 1 .. . , 11 2 1 1 1 .2 2 1 2 , ' 1 2 1 1 1 2 . 1' 2 , .1 2 .1 : H ' . ,. 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SOC I AI ACTINITII1 S The Semor el 1ss beg 111 1ts soel 1l 1et1v1t1e s for thls Sf ISUII w1th 1 KUIPIISI b11thd1y p IIIV HIVLII 111 ho11o1 of the b1rthd1ys of two etlxe member Ele 11o1 Beln 111d Fr1nees I1rm1n O11 the eyenlng of Oetobex seventh the n1embers of the el15s 111d MIS HIIIIII the newly eleeted Sen1or soonsor g1the1ed together 1nd went 5 1 group to th home of MISS Eleanor where both of the guests of honor NVCIO gle 1tlv surprlsed 1nd xery mueh ple 1sed The QIFIS of the Ll 15s of H enjoye.l 1slumbe1 paltv glyen by Ve1'n1 Nelson Gel 1ld1ne Johnson 1nd Edlth Albreeht t the home of VLIIII The o11v1n l mottxe w IS to l1e 1r the eleetlon retu1ns but th1s w IS sllghtly put 111 the bxek gl :und by the fem111111e g IIIILS LUI1 SISIIIIQ of Leap Frog Ind1 1n IIICI Cow boy trleks At mxdnlght they showed 1 eleelded 1p p1ov1l of the del1e1ous eh1l1 serveel 111 huge roune' bowls About 2 30 1 n1 exerv o11e went to bed on the sprlngless fr 1meless bed whleh IP p111n l1ngu1ge w15 the floox The p 11ty LIITIP to 1ts close when aftel a tasty b1eakf151 5 rved by Vlrs Nelso11 the guls IIlILlgC'd to Berthoud Hlgh to rest fror11 the evenlng s merrlment M11y Jane Smlth 1nd Reuben Krle fel entertalred their frlends 1nd fellow el1ssm1tes It TUIIICI s Inn The rooms were g llly de eor 1ted 1n the eolors 1DDropr11te to the H1llowe en se 1son The evenlng flew ITIICISI g IIITLS 111d e1rd plxytng Dell W1ggene1 won 1 DIILL fox LZIVIIN' the best or 1t1on of the exenmg Afte1 games of P11eh Rummy 111d Budge IC freshments were served by the host 1nd hostess Tre bovs espeelally 1pprec11te1d the elder In January a dellghtful dmner was en en for the class by Edll Sehw1be1nl1nd HOIDQII Vlann F1ank Humphrey and Ambrose Bell The guests ssembled 1n the spaelous dlnlllff room of the Bell resxdenee whleh WIS llghted by beautlfal candles Although the el IIJOI 1te deeoratlons were greatly 1ppree11teel bv the It s the turkey dmner w IS the outst 1nd ng e1teh of the p1rty On Februaly eleventh IIVIHU Pollock nd DOIIS Bem llitlltllnld then fellow el 1ss mates and faculty members 1t Irvlngs bfaut1ful home The IOOITIS of the house we1e decorated to the hlghest degree wlth he1rt cuplds and ITIOWS A bour1t1ful d1nne1 w IS Aftel dmner games sultable tr V len me 5 D y X016 pl xyed At III e 1rly hou1 the guests 1ttended 2-1 MUSIC Club p1rty g ven ll honor of the Musle elub f the Hlgfh sehool by the B Sh 1rp elub A three course d1nne1 w 1s glven for the el s 1t tne L1 vel 1nd Clllltltly elub by Ve1n1 Nelson Edlth Albrecht Dxek Perrv and D ll Waggener T1ble5 WLI9 deeol .ted 111 keep mg Wlth Easter the place elrds bemff 1n the ftIIT' of elnel ens and e11ts 1nd the favols candy rabblts Besldes the el1 5 tho e present wele Mr nd M15 P D Nelson M1 1nd Mrs Gammxll Mr and Mrs Wdlllf Albre ht 'Vlr and Mxs I' M Waggener Mrs John Waggener and Mrs H 1nn1 The evenlng W IS spent ln d nelnff musle belng f111111shed bv Mrs J F Waggener The class was gre1tly ole1sed wlth the l11d n1rty QINCII by Mlly Hllthl Ett1 M1v Dxllald Elma Lutener 1nd Fr1nees Jaxmln 1' the McBr1de Hotel The costumes woln by the class caused many a ludxclous 1n 1de11t Games were pl 1y ed th It rec1lled to each guest eertam nearly forgotten Hood t1mes of eaxlv eh1ldl1ood Refreshments XVI'lILh 1ny mother eould gtve to a small chlld WLIQ served and ornamental '15 well IS p1 1et1e 1l fn ors WLIC glV9D Geraldme Johnson and Ele 1no1 Be111 Lhlttt 1ned the el1 5 w1th 1 p11ty It the Bem zesldence Manv new '1nd ente1t 11111111 games were played One of the most lIlILILSIlIlg games was an lndoor traek meet afte1 wh1eh p IZQS were glwen DLllLll5US 1ef1esh1nents were served late ln the evenmg Thls class of 33 w1ll always ICI'19 AlbL' Ao 11 19 as the happ1est d1y of the11 school llves In the wee small hours of the mormng of that dxy four ears loaded w1th supphes and passengers Sklmmed southward f1om Berthoud Upon exan11111t1on the e115 p1oxed to be filled wlth the Senlors and all the fe od they eould e 1rry 1long They went 11p the South St Vram canon and b1eakf1s1ed at Raymcnds Pa1k Afte pl 1y1ng touch footb1ll they cllmbed a nearby mountaln and en ountered a w1ld lI'lll'II l Whlth h 1d eves IS blgz IS saucers and was covered w1th thmvs that were very po1nted '1nd sh ITP sqmethlng l1l1e needles Irvmg Pollock and Earl Schwabenland were hc heroes of the day when they gallantlv rushed forward unafraxd and 1n a few mmutes the whole p11ty w'1s s1fe fxom the 1ntruder the porcuplne From there ll 101.1 eved thu ugh Pe xceful V1lley to Wald where a raglnv snowstorm made progress slower Then they went to Nedell 1nd and dow II Coal Creek Canon to Golden The nl 1115 to po swlmmmg at Golden were not ea111ed out as the sw1mm1ng pool was closed The CIIV P 1k 1n Denver MVIS the IIOXI 5top Hele they had dmner and supper combmed After QXHIIIIYIIHQ the dlftelent SPECIES of dI'llIII tl l1fe 1t the park the group broke uo lnto smaller e nes a they eould not agree on any ee1ta1n DIC ture show The maJor1ty of the class atterded the Orpheum 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