Berthoud High School - Spartan Yearbook (Berthoud, CO)

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1 9 4 2 BERTHOUD HIGH SCHOOL 1 9 4 CLASS PROPHECY In 1951 a bottle wrth a sealed cork was washed ashore at Happy Landrng It was found by Bob Haworth commander of a coast guard crurser In thrs bottle was a lrst of the class of 42 of whrch Bob was a member Along wrth the lrst of names was a fire hundred dollar brll Thrs was grven by the class to pay the travelrng expenses of the person who found the bottle provrded he would vrsrt the class members He rmmcdrately left for Bertlroud hrs home town There he was greatly surprrsed to see how the town had grown Excrywhere hung srgns drrectrng hrm to the famous home of the Rutt qurntuplets Who do you suppose was the mother of these five darlrng boys Herman Henry Harry Harvey and Harold It was none other than the lrkable Esther Spomer The proud father was her rdolrzed arr prlot rn the World War II Her man Rutt He called on Mrs Hanna the class sponsor who told hrm the addresses of several members Dorrne Drerth Roberta Berglrn Tom Bern and Lourse Grrep Bob xrsrted Esther and from her he got the addresses of Shrrley Buehler and Helen Stark Bob rmmedrately took hrs arrplane for that was the common way of travel and went to Denver where he found Shrrley presrdent of the Barnes Busrness School srttrng Lehrnd a large desk rn a room called oHrce The once shy grrl we all used to know was now very promrnent rn socretv Her greatly neglected husband had just retrred and was lettrng her take over the busrness She rnd her three beautrful daughters were seen rn the socrety page nearly every day Bob went to New Mexrco to vrsrt the Carlsbad Caverns On hrs way down there he stopped to refuel and met Arnold Betz who was lrvrng on a large ranch on the plarns of New Mexrco Arnold took Bob out to see hrs rare skunk farm Skunk was a very valu able and popular fur From thrs vocatron Arnold had become a multr mrllronarre and was not marrred because hrs possrble prospect drd not lrke hrs busrness Bob enroyed hrmself very much but had to hurrv on As he was flyrng over Kansas he saw a large flock of turkeys and decrded to drop down to ee them To hrs great scrrprrse he found the former LaVerne Glantz takrng care of them She was marrred She had neet her husband whrle attendrng the Poultry School Bob bought one of her turkeys He was not far from Kansas Crty and nearly out of gas so he stopped there he had the address of Lourse Grrep so he called on her Star and Lourse was a reporter on rt She had one darlrng daughter After Bob spent the week end there he went to Iowa and vrsrted Dwarne Perkrns He was a large contractor 'rnd had Just come back from Alaska where he was helprng construct the great Alaskan Panama Road He spends hrs vacatron rn Iowa rn a beautrful home near the Mrssrssrppr rrx er Bob made a short stop rn Chrcago where he located Helen Er el He hardly recog nrzed her for she was a Great dancer and known to the world as Madam Helene the Ideal Her dancrng was verv beautrful and gr ceful Bob drd not leaxe urrtrl Helen had shown hrm one of the country s nopul r steps From here he went to Phrladelphra to see Tonr Bern hrs old boyhood chum Tonr owned a nut and bolt factory He nexer marrred but was qurte the lady s man and was seen at all the nrght clubs and wrtlc 1 drfferent lads each nrght Bob spent a week here and had great fun recallrng the old school dats happenrnvs Tom accompanred Bob to New York There they went to look for Dorrne Drerth Dorrne was an old mard for she had never met her tall dark and handsome dream boy She desrgned hats on Easy street Her latest crertron was a mrnrature house wrth lrghts rn the shape of a hat The lrghts were a secret and her hats 'rll the style rn New York Dorrne took Tonr and Bob to see Merle He was rn the show busrness and had very beautrful dancrng grrls Thrs Tonr and Bob enjoxed Merle took them out for drnner and they 'talked or er old trmes Merl rnd Do rne had seen much of each other Merle had asked for Dorrnes hand many trmes but exrdently he was not her type tContrnued on next page! 2 1 - . . 1 Q . Y Y Viv y l I x I I ' . ' - '- Q I - ' - . . ' , - ul A - ' Y . - .. ' Q 7. I I q . A C Y B r ' ' , ' ' . . Louise had married her school days beau. Arthur Zoller, who owned the Kansas City r s 1 4 c ' ' . v ' . ' ' . - , 't - . , . ' ' v a . ' ' - ' V A a' : , 1 1 v 1 1 ' I ' . 'I I 1 Y . ' J v. D ' . Q Ylfu 1 2 . . . . . ' D ' , . , . . K , ' . . ' A - A 1 ' -. - A - v M' - 1 ' ' ' ' ' . e 1 r' ' .

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1 9 4 2 BERTHOUD HIGH SCHOOL 9 4 C l ASS WILL The last w1ll and testament of tne class of 1942 of Berthoud Hlgh School We the members of the senlor class bemg of sane mlnd and of hlgh lntelllgence d hereby w1ll and bequeath our legacles 1n full and uncondttlonally as follows I Bob Drexth do herebv Wlll and beqqeath my smxlxng dlsposxtlon to Jim Howell I Bob Haworth do heleby w1ll and bequeath my physlque to Lloyd Turner I Dorme Drelth do heleby w1ll and bequeath my way wlth the teachers to Myron Haworth Roberta Berglm do hereby w1ll and bequeath my Jovlal smlle to .hm Stroh Art DHVIS do hereby w1ll and bequeath my lmportant 'xttltude to Donald Spomer Tom Bem do hereby w1ll and bequeath my way Wlth gxrls to Pete Sterkel Esther Spomer do hereby w1ll 'md beque th my nlckname Clabber to Bernlce Hahn LOUISE Gr1ep to hereby wlll and bequeath my talkatlxencss to Irene Wacker Merle Relsbeck do hereby w1ll 'md bequeath my punctualxty to Roland Glantz Sh1rley Buehler do hereby vull md bequeath my qulet dlsposltlon to Hope How land LaVerne Glantz do heleby xxlll md bequeath my love of chewmg gum to Mary Jane Edwards Helen Stark do hereby will and bequeath my beautlful blue eyes to Chfford Whlte I Helen Eltel do hereby w1ll and bequeath my danclng abxhty to Florence Weltzel I Dwalne Perkxns do hereby w1ll and bequeath my old Hlvver to Dale Adams I Donald Dortch do hereby w1ll and bequeath my ab1l1ty to get along Wlth the teachers to Marjorle Demes I Wayne Alltlzer do heleby w1ll and Ibequeath my neatness 1n dress to Bllly Rogers I Kathy Hurd do hereby w1ll and bequeath my abxlxty to go steady to Alvxn Whlte I Betty Hill do hereby w1ll and bequeath my actlng ablllty to Nalzma Metzler I Arnold Betz do hereby w1ll and bequeath my ablllty to overcome all obstacles to Bob Stotts Arnold Betz and Sh1rley Buehler 1 2 . v 'I ' ' 1 1 I 1, ', - . L , C it . 1, . - fi .1 , ' ' ' ' H' H7 , , . , ' I . . ' . 7 5 l '

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1 9 4 2 BERTHOUD HIGH SCHOOL 1 9 4 2 CLASS PROPHFCY Continued Here the four parted Tom went back to h1s ,actory Dorlne and Merle stayed in New York ana Bob went to Washlngton D C He was 'mllowed to go to the capltol to see the presldent of the Unxted S ates Roberta Berglm She held the fame of be1ng the first woman plesldent of the U S lker m ek husband was an old army correspondent that she wrote to durlng her h1gh school days She had two ch1ldren who were regular qu1z k1dS She showed Bob all around rn Washmgton and he met many noted pol1t1c1ans From Roberta he secur d the address of Wayne Allt1ze1 Wayne was a professor of Hortrculture ln Harvard When Bob found hxm he was walkmg IU the woods smell1ng flowers and exammmg speclmens to take to h1s class He was qulte a gentleman and had a Wlfe and four chlldren Bob went to Florlda to see Helen Stark She was managmg a home for mjured sol d1ers She was not marrled and xerw busv o Bob did not stay long But she dld glV6 hlm the addre es of Art DHVIS and Betty H1ll Bob found Art Davls 1n Georgxa 'xt the head ff an 1nsane asylum H1s Wlfe Audrey Johnson an old school mate cooked the meals whlle he dex oted h1s falthful self to the patlents He was very well sulted for l'l1S Job because he was so klnd Art told Bob about Bob Drelth and where he was l1v1ng Bob went to MEXICO to see h1m Bob Drelth slta She attended all her husbands performances whlch Bob had a chance to see Bob Drelth st1ll had h1s charmxng smlle ex en when he was bull fightlng Bob arrxved m Hollywood Cal1fo1n1a Just ln txme to see Betty H111 a wr1ter and her comedlan husband Mxke De Glggles Lclore they left on a vacatlon Bob learned that Betty wrote her husbands comedy scrlpt She alsc wrote magazlne artlcles such as T1ps to the Teens Betty gave Bob kathy Hurds address She was also llvmg ln Callfornla Kathy was a retlred Captam of the Womens Army of 1942 She was the econd Florence N1ghtlHgdl9 and often ang the wounded old1e1s to sleep with her lovely VOICP She was unmanned a fact whxch was hard for Bob to belleve for she had many adm1rers ID old Berthoud Hlgh Bob was 1n a hurry to get home to h1s wxfe and fixe boys but he had one more member of the class to v1s1t Thxs was Don Doltch Don llved 1n Oregon and was a very wonderful m1n1ster He had a large attendanc at h1S church espec1ally old malds for he was unmarrled People wondered whether 1t was the sermons he preached or h1s be1ng slngle that drew such a crowd Bob couldnt stay xery long so he hurrled back to Happy Landlng aftel a xery erlyoyable V1S1t vxlth h1s cla smates of the class of 1942 at Berthoud H1gh LOUISE Grlep Betty Hxll A A A . '- . ' c ' 'V '. V 1 I , . . C ' . , 4 1 . y . , , . . . ' Y fa - e f 1 ' '. ' . . . - A v v . , , . l 1 , L . A. . I ' ' ss ' ' ' , I l yr I c , 1 I . I l , 1 ' 7 . 4 1 . . . . A , . . C 1 ' 1 was known as Commandor Bravo. the great bull fighter. His wife was Senorita Carmen- U U I l ' A ' A A A D l D I 7 ' 7 , S. ' ' . , V i . , U . . ,S . ,, L' - ' , . . . . . . , . . . . , C ' ' ' s . s ' ' ' ' -. Q . Y . V l , T Y . . , . , . . I. D . . A . . . ' M. l , . . . I A , . , 1 y y Y . W v I . . . 7. . S . .- a . .