Berthoud High School - Spartan Yearbook (Berthoud, CO)

Text from Pages 1 - 150 of the 1947 volume:

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CLASS COLORS Black and Silver CLASS FLCWER white Rose CLASS IOTTO Amend lies the timkpr, let us bu usic 1 7 S m Cluo 1 9 7 4 uolble TTIO 3 4 Seitntte 4 Presldent Velma Hillman Don Deines S etnry Le Hoy SCh19lH6T 1 lrer Norma Bearley ild. hu -2-F-4 W -w-1-4 . i. A . c. e i Mug, -, -5-4 , M , v-. l i I ' ' ' -7 K 'VA S1221-,rl C1113 1'ci' 4 A 3-4 an X A ' A-qog J ' ' ' 31 VM ' 3 . 1' CP lou. Trio 3-1 f' f ' . 'z .. ln - 1 - ' 'r. Sr. lzy 3-4 .7 lk B Ilepf Icloe Tlofeleo SISTJG1 I' Iwn' -P-.-4 T mo 1 . I- I' 1 f I Q v- 'W ' ruSi 1.'fv i 6' R 4 'f -1-' Siem, pg 1-72-.-4 - , Q I o n ' 1 A, . Sign: Club 2 Q f -' NNQF' U f . fy 3-4 o, if 9 fun Q V Qxziv Lwfller V 1. H V -2-V-4 0- Sig a ',, -L-.- 1 ' .- . M.. 1. if-L-'I'f.f1 . lllilil ... x 4 .Ol lllilfll ' err . ....... ... ' ', P1 , . V 'YS1 noone 5--'uno sono! Oliver Andersen is living CLASS The 1967 census shows the to be engaged in the following PROPHECY alumni of B H S Class of '47 vocations in the high hills of Washington From his hermit cabin, he has been carrying on a campaign for the President of the United States by wireless Jaw, Canada where she for redheads Velma Hillman is living in Moose specializes in cosmetics and clothing in Moose Jaw, Canada turns out marvelous Donna Rose Deines is also living where she owns a peanut factory She peanut brittle and peanut oil In her spare time she visits Velma Hillman for whom she is a model for all of Velma's experiments Rose Marie Buehler is the owner of a hat shop in Paris Her hats are the famous Doozettes bv Madame Buler Rita Huerta is the very active and energetic librarian of the United Nations Library in Hague, Holland, she is married to a very intelligent gentleman who speaks many different languages fluently Senior Class owner of a diaper idea of a deaper Walter Adler is the envy of the 1947 since he is now a millionaire He is the factory in Sweden He first received the Dorothy Turner now the prominent Mrs Walter Adler of Stockholm, Sweden is still as active as ever She attends social gatherings several times a VBCK and also enterta Walt's close business associates When not at the office she's home caring for her twins You'd never know that when everyone teased Florence Sterkel about being, 'Sterk, the jerk, from Albuquerque,' that she would someday really live in Albuquerque She is the warden of the newly constructed nut house Donnie Mac Hershman is the manager of a broadcasting station in California He is very active although he is still as short as ever What a funny sight to see him with a cigar in his mouth, his hat cocked over one eye and dangling his key chain, as he strolls down Hollywood Boulevard Don Stevens is a baseball coach in Springfield, Illinois, He married a very wealthy woman and now has flva children It is predicted that his team will win the world series next year. ins factory because of the care of his set of twins. Margie Shults is now a famous tap dancer at llwell, Colorado in the Stagger Inn She is doing very well and is making plans to marry the boss Norma Bearly is a hat check girl at the Chico Chico Nightclub in South America Le Roy Schleiger is now a prominent courtesy patrolman living in Nevada Through his successful work he has managed to be the owner of a horse ranch While on duty his wife and children care for the horses Many Berthoud visitors come yearly to see his great palamino horses Jeanne Davis, the wife of Le Boy Schleiger, works diligently on the ranch Breaking horses is her hobby She is the mother of two boys Don Deines is a homesteader in Alaska. He is the owner of a mink farm He and his wife own a beautiful 1967 Atomic controlled car Jerry Evans is a stewardess on the Continental Air Line's finest plane 'The New Berthoud' She has hundreds of friends from coast to coast Bob Peters is a retired millionaire l1v1ng at Newcastle coats for s+range women Thayer Miller is a veterinarian taking care of all thoroughbred horses in the Kentucky Derby of 1967 Mary Allen Sterkel is a college teacher at Elk City, Oklahoma Her husband is the dean of this famous college Ilene Nolde is living in Las Vegas, Nevada She is a kind neighbor to Le Roy and Jeanne She sings over Station WHIZ where she is known as the ' Prairie Rambler ' She Opens her program by singing 'I Want To Drink My Java From An Old Tin Can ' She advertises special beautifying coffee Jean Dreith is living in Germany with her husband Peter Sterkel He re-enlisted in the army and is now stationed there His hobby is paying alimony to his ex-wives and buying mink 1 . CLASS POEM-'47 Rita, our librarian, works with skill Works at all things with right good will If anyth1ng which calls for work is planned She will always be there with a helping hand Thayer Miller has an eye for art In all Artistry he dees his part He has a smile for every girl And keeps them all in a happy whirl A girl queit, ambitious and gay Is Donna Rose Deines who comes your way Her love for work and the domestic art Are sure to win some fellows heart From Donnie Mac is heard 'Now here's the ea ' He's the lad with pep-appeal If ever him you want to see Look in his Plymouth and there he'll If some one who sings veu want to find Dorothy Turner is so inclined Her lovely voice gives all a tnrill Exnecially Walter who never gots his fill When a blond we want to find His carefree manner and easy ways Teaches that worry never pays Norma Bearly, the Queen of eur class Is considered by Floyd as a beautiful lass Her friendly ways and heln1ng hands Quickly fill B H S 's demands Donald De1nes's smooth dreamy eyes Makes every glrl want lots of tries His dashing manner and handsome leeks Are sure to win him the best of ceoks To represent Berthoud there came Mary Allen Sterkel Certainly a lass who is no shirker She has worked very hard to earn good grades And for her school days she never would trade Margie so fun loving, efficient and gay Has a sense of humor which saves many a day In all her work she does her best And in this way will win success I d l' be. Robert's the boy we have in mind i l LeRoy Schleiger , a true sportsman at heart In basketball activities has done his part If Jeanne claims, there he will be And walking down the aisle some day you s ll see ha Florence Sterkel's wit and ready smiles Her Jitterbug feet that go for miles Herdosire to work and have a good t1me Is almost as great as the American dime Jean Dreith a student of honor Deserves all the praise we shower upon her Her cheerfulness and happy smile Will linger with all for a long, long while If an excellent sportsman you have in mind Walter Adler is your best find In basketball and football he does swell And in his work he does very well Ilene is here with a glorious past We are happy that she is in our ranks For she's always right there when it comes to pranks Bud Anderson in speech class has his way Of making us laugh almost every day All he needs is to do or say The natural thing in the natural way Whore there's Velma Hillman, there's laughter We know its happiness she's after And her letters from her sailor every day Makes her even more happy and gay One who does tHiDg8 well is Gerry Sometimes sad and sometimes merry Being editor of the annual is real work But Gerry isn't a person who will shirk Rose Marie is alwavs the same Pretty girl w1th a pretty name She seems to be very quiet and shy But there's often a twinkle in her eye Donald Thomas Stevens broadshouldered and fine Some day for him a girl will pine He still says his sweetheart's his mother We predict someday there'll be another Sweet Jeanne Davie is happy and coy Just to make sure ask LeRoy If plans go well and we aren't wrong Jeanne Davis won't be Davis long Net the least nor always the last Last hill and estament of the Class of 1947 of the Berthoud High School, Berthoud Color do he the herelnafter named persons being of sound mlnd and memory, do make ordain, oublisn and declare this to oe our last We the Senior Clas things and do them r1ght Ne the Senior Class the Sonhomores Ne the Qenior Plass hereby will and the Freshmen hereby will and hereby will and slonsor o the Junlors We ne lenior Clas GO spirit t next year E' Betty Okerol and my nls basre I' F box hereby will and bcrool faculty We know they bequeath our bequeath our becueath our befueath our are go ng to WILL ALD TSWALFLT ability to do livliness to wonderful co onerative m ss us lor do hereby will and beoueath my eyelashes to lllty to sing cowboy songs to Beatrice Adame, o to Nl1dT9Q Buehler oo hereby will and beoueath my patience to kee 1 r in place at all tlmes to Dick Stotts, to SPeets Peters and my Jallopy to Junior dl remeff w1ll and bequeath my timid nature Locks to Elsie Mae Buehler, but I'm keeping 1 LFHO5 cnle1ee o hexeoy will and bequeath my speed to Maru iller, rv navy D hair to Junior Adler, but I'm keeping my best elrl for myself I, Bob Peters, do hereby will and bequeath my exceedingly good manners to Dean McCartney, my ability to pet along with the teachers Lowell Duvall and my shyness to Jack Schaal I Rita Huerta, do hereby will and bequeath my long black hair Margie Johnson, my place in the librarv to Phyllis Albrecht and willingness to work to Notcho I Don Hershman, do hereby will Bob Garner, my love for acting to manner to Peter Krieger I, Bud Andersen, do hereby will Stahlecker, my wealth of experiences the tall timber to Bob Stranahan and bequeath my super ohysitue Bill Adams and my quiet retir1ng and bequeath my joke book to Ervin to Bob Garner and mv love for ' , F1 nb 4 1 U 0 , . . I A, . H .. M 9 - 1.4 - e do , ' . W 'I to , . ' 0 ' do - ' 0 I . .- , do A , Tl V ' . Vx sl .A ' S Q I A 1 - A 0 tie ' H , i 1 . ' I I9 i,'Lf? 119 4- ', 1 I f':k, m5 -3' ' y a ' 'Q-J V JO bl 1 Q , 1' ' A v N r , I, --51 tvf :s.d1 F ' , -. A , .J at least cry v 3' my h.i ' my K bball 'Q sctlou ' M. . I, .feQQ2.' lntis-, can 'f ' la ' ' to Sh: l-y C'?'Ti:Y, m' - - my 5 frivrl. , 4 ' S ' 'E T, d ',l' , . 'L H 3 ', C? ' .J ' ' Q, to . , . to L my i . ' 1 l - . to e 0 . O I, Mary Allen Sterkel, do hereby will and bequeath my ability to go steady to Joyce Carls n my ability to look natural when asked a question I am unable to answer to Laurene Kreiger I, Velma Hillman do hereby will and becueath my red hai tc Arloa Whipple my alt1 use to Rose Lee Schleiaer, and my love for fun go Ruth Spencer I Florence Sterkel do hereby w1ll and bequ ath my gabiness to Laverna Stanlecker, and what is left of the Chemistry lab to the next Chemistry class I, Jean Drelth, do hereby will and b queath my cheerleadine ability to Lois Newman and my ability to graduate to Dorothy Schleuger I, Donna Deines, do hereby w1ll and bequeath my qu1et manner to Dory Evans I Gerry Evans do hereby will and bequeath my ability to get things done to the Student Councll my technioue on the annual staff to next year's editor ano my lnterest in home making to Betty Oberdick I Rosie Buehler do hereby will and bequeath my ability to get out of town boys to Margorie Schleiger assignments to anyone who wants them and my out of town boy frlends to any glrl who can take them away from me I Thayer Miller, do hereby will and bequ ath my bralns to Marvin Glantz, my w1llineness to do my part to Roland Gaolehouse, and my smile to Dorothy Moore I, Don Stevens, do hereby will and bequeath my happy disposition Doyle Englehart, my ability to dance to Walter Reisbeck, and all old pencils to Mrs Dean I Margie Shults, do hereby will and bequeath my good d1soosition Virg1nia Weitzel, my cart wheels to Lois Newman and my pep to Dorothy Klng I, Norma Bearly, do hereby will and b qu ath my ability to be neat at all times to Mary Jane Hoffen my self assurance to Sh1rley Davis and my lack of interest in the boys to Dee Hummel I, Don Deines do hereby will and bequeath my ability to get along with everyone to Walter Reisbeck We, the above named persons do set our sign and se l to t11S our last Will and Testament, this thirteenth dey of May in the year of our Lord one thousand nine hundred forty seven Q' I f . 1 J I r , v ' L ,I A , . , , I l I - C ' 0 . 0 ' C , Q I O O O J J 9 1' 4 0 1- O D 7 , , . I, Dorothy Turner, do hereby will and bequeath my correspondence , D - - . 9 9 ' O to , , - . , my A . . I . , H .- . to 5. . E I I O C4 1 . , . ' 0 , V, 0 ' ' f 0 Lf CLASS HISWLRY In September 7 1935 15 studious little Do Q and E1T1S entered the grade school of Be tVOUQ Uur f1r t teacler was CHP eff1cient and much adored Miss Tyler After le rnlng the flrst fundamentals ab ut education the A B C's thggp uoils passec on to the Sec nd Prade where MISS Url now Mrs 'tranahan was ready to teach the gram nr a d otler studies After gettln that tlor u ly we passed on t the SuCCP9dlPg grades, losing Su e members and gP1nina others T1me went on and thinklne we we e above tle re t not only by belna upstairs but also in acquirln kroxleo e and pep, w lenrned more acout reaoln wr1t1n anc ar1tnmetic under tne leaders ip of Miss Stockwell llsc Urr and our favorite Mrs Shreves waitlne ln the sevent' HTAQP ready to drill us 1n geovra h , w 1ch we long endured Next year we were under tle guld nce of Mrs Fssan an experience wn1ch we will lon? remember After m ny trlals we passed into h1 h school t inkin we knew everytling Four srort years ago we first entereo tI1s place of learnlrg Doubtless we wexe somewhat of a curlosity on ac count of our bud re utatlon Some s y we we e green perhaps we were, or else how could we have ripened into br1gnt golden Sen1orsT There were 26 ngreenu freshmen One tr1n that baffled us was tre T1Hq1Fg of th bell no one Knew what it meant or where he sh uld ,o 'We had a very nice recepti n no after the fresnmen ini tiation, we could safely say Wwe had met the enem, and they were oursn Soon we began to orgenive we elected Jean Dreith president, B rbara Miller treasurer, Richard Wlgner VICB presi dent, and LeRoy Schleiger secretary our student council mem bers were Velma Hillman Donna Deines and Dorothy Turner Mrs Abbott was our clas sponsor we Cl1mlXFQ the year with class picnic at the Berthoud Filter . - ' 0 1 - -srl' I , r U 4. 9 . , . a . . 'J , , ' W A u -V S -' , 3 .f - Q, 9 o , ' JH W f zn 1, ' . - ,.. 2 ,mv ,N ' r . .1 ,,.. , .. V . .I M 1, 'mc . A .. ' ' : ' '.' .r .1 .s , ' , . ' A 4 :g. , Q f ' H9 A ' - , A ,. . IL A . V , A N , I- 0 A n, O On a sunny day one September mornlng, Mrs. Gammll was ,, 4 ' , , ,J s.y h' ' . , .3 , Fx . a c r, A ,. Y . , , , . . z , ' 'r ' f, 5: ' v - I V' - - 0 , , , ' . 9 ' ' K . f ,, ' . H F H .Q ' 1 I ,, A . f' . 9 : X .fs , , .av 2' . , , . , . x, dt , . 5 . - , H Y . YY . J r , . , . . , ' E ' c -' ' 4 l K ' , . . .. ' 1 5 , , me . . .. 2 . . O Three months later th1s ambit1ous group entered B H S as Sopnmores Dur1n tri ye r m ny members galned distinc tion in athletlcs and other scleol activities de lost sev eral members But we cerried on vlthout slouin down our pace The soohmore leaders were Dorothy murner presldent Donna De nes vlce presldent Florence Sterkel secret ry Roger Davls trea surer Stud nt Councll members were Jean Drelth Vlfgll Nhite and LeRov SCHIGIEST Mrs Hanna was our soonsor hnen t 15 grouo of youns people agaln returned to school we were Juniors DHTIHQ tl1S year we tr1ed to 1ncrease our sc1ent1fic Knowledge oy studylng DhyS1CS We c ose Florence Sterkel for nresldent walter Adler v1ce president Donna Delnes secretary and J an Dreith treasurer Our tudent coun c1l members were Ilene 'olde LeRoy Schlelger Don Stevens rs Hanna was again our soonsor Je c rrled out the tneme of NNIGHT CLUHW Xe spent mfnv long n urs preparlna for lt But in tie end all had very enjoy sole tlne at the Presbyter1an an ex followed by the d nee at the B 1 S gymnasium Snortly before Cnristmas we gave our play e tltled 'lwe Mad Hntters' L ter in the year we gave ano e play entltled WMurder hanslonsn At tue close of t e year a plCH1C was held at the light l t Alt u the weather was b d we had a wonderful tlme Now we are Sen1ors Fnrough many tryln out successful yesrs we have f1n lly come to the end of our high school days our Senlo officers were, Velma Hillnfn president Don Deines v1c oresldent, Leioy Schleiger secretary and hormf Bearlv treasurer we have engoyed ur high school days imwensely and I xnow we snfll never iorget the good tlmes we've Lad in Ber thoud H1eh School bg , A . . 5 A . 1 I Q g ' l . ' 3 Q s ,e e , , - I , x Q tr O .A L 1 f 1 ' y 3- f , U . ,, , - X : J. , 1 . - . ' H , 1 I . - . ge . I . Y . , . 4. , .A . . . ' ' . Q ., L. w r I. 'K . Z -. , . . . ' ' ' ' ' f l ' . A .. ,. . . M - ' 1 9 - CC C ' 1 I , D . . , , n , . , 5 M . . X . . The outstanding event of the year was the Junior Banquet. Zn Q ' ' f . f 1-L 'e . ' ' ' . x 2. ' - ' , H. ' S, ' , 2 . Y. . . ' ' A W n ' ' 'ml - '. a V v . V. ' 4 ' t - - . 3 ?, 'o ' ' .L ., 3 an . fu gh , ' . L' ' ' . 1 u I q n G- 1 ' EJ ' . l 2' , .1 . ' r hee , 9-A . .. ' , 'L ' f ' 1 O 9 ' K fx ' f . ' ' 1 ., .5 . fi- 'M l 4 'X ax 35' ' 9 i i E QI! 5.7 ,U-J flf f -.. N NN arAnnOv ler U , NJ S-47 'vo -.1 er ef trzce M111 we Dee 4.101161 ,, ,, -....-r Furl Q M3I'1flX'1 Jettzmn . 9-up 4 1 ROME I Q-F 'I1e1' 'o ie Sculei er '1 I1 -..-1 Q T eqvm bc leiger YYY Donna Myers Doro thy Ioore V7 .6 i QNT .in 3.-s F V. , 'I n I ff ft 1 , ,, , n',,,. ' ' -. M ,h ,, I .2 ,- ul. . . 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The Junior class has given two assembly orograms this year The first was given December sixth The short skit 'Betty Gets The Heir' was given in pantomime Arloa Yhipole Virginia Veitzel, Betty Schleiger Junior Adler, and Leis lewman took part in it Daryl Markwits gave a reading, 'Old Hickory' Mildred Hahn sang 'And Then It's Heaven' an 'IU Sugar Ie Be Refined' Dorle Evans gave a reading, 'The White Sox Game Beatrice Adamo sang 'The Old Lamplighter ' program. March 15, carried out the St Patrick' Day theme Donna Myers gave a reading, 'St Patrick' Arlen Vhinplo and llsie Mae Buehler played a 'Medley of Irish 'hmee Mildred Hahn sang, 'When Irish has are Smiling' and 'Irish Lullaby' 1 short skit entitled 'The Baehful Lovers' was given in pantomime Dee Hurnnel Malcolm Peters, Laurens lreiger, Doris Evans, Virginia Veitsel, and Bettie Schleiger were the characters Several of our members teek cart in the Junior Sealer plays The first, 'Galloping 0hoste', was presented en December 14 The characters were Lois Newman, Bob Garner, Mildred Hahn llsle Mao Buehler Betty Uberdick, and Junior Adler was the understudy and stage manager 'The Daffy Dills' was presented on April 18 with the following in the cast Doloree loans, Arlen Vhluple Leis Newman, Mildred Hahn, and Betty Oberdiek Bob Garner was stage manager The Junior Senior banquet was held April 26 in the Presbyterian annex The table was beautifully decorated with water lilies, and menus and olace cards carrying out the theme The prom which followed was held in the high school gym, which was attractively decorated to fit the occasion Numbers on the orogram also carried out the them 'x Ons- . , 5 ' E J' K x- ' , -K . 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'52, .F C' Q' e 4ll' SE SOPHOMORE CLASS Top Row, Le t to Fight Dorothy King Lovell Duvall Podesta Juerte Secon' Row, Left to Right Vstner Wacker Rutn Soencer, Sbirlef Davis Ernest White, Marr Jane Hofen Uottom Row, Left to Ribht Diem Stotts h1l1red Buenler walter Reisbeck, Phyllis Albrecht Marvin lantz, Dolores Franx Rol no U blenouse Pr sident Vice President Secret ry mrewsuler Sponsor Plnk Snlrlez Davis Rolww unrlenouse msther uxcxer Lildred Buehler Mr Zeigler CLASS Blue 1 d Sllver OYCRS CLxSS FLC' DS and 4 ite P rnations C 13s 1Lm' mo Each ls Own N'iv 34 vu ,B f-4-Y' 5-53' J i 5 A ' K ., 2 . A I Q u 1 A 'f - lv- . 0 ' X -2, 4' ,. . . ,. L -4 Q . 3 ' . .. , .f , 0 ' lx . .4 ,. , ' 1 A , 1 . 0 -. . 1 AJ x ' Q , . X fi ' . , u ,, - 1 w I1 ' 'ft L . vs-.. CLASS CFFloLnS L' ..-..............s ' w ' e... -... 1.6 V . , vw 1-. '. Cl- tacoma.. ...uno '- - . - V L - ...-Q. -4.2 llil lilli0lOllO U -.-1. A v..:l N . K-A .-.i 1-w 4 1-Ln ' XE1 Ja . .-l... -N .- , Lf 'XLLO YI' e .A .. ,. - , -.. fj 'i' .,, n-r. ,.f,-,if ,, -'ia jfll xv-- 5 Lftf 'L' lfgi ff f::'F ih i-f ' I 'ff' ' I - V fiqepfigg 1 Q. lg, ff- fa Q Nil: x Nts' ff - X-L f . Ma X Q- A if f .' QQ . , 4 . ,N fn. NS mf, x w -N ! -, .s , XX 1 f -7 , , h. Q, K fy it XL sxft., l E x !XX In 3, L-W X . X , IN lv a 1,3g,az1,.1'-f'- r a 7 4 NT' Y l has kv QQ 'S x SODHWORT CLASN ACTIVITIES The following people did not return to class ln October: Iris Bristow, flora Iorney, Wilbur Lindschmidt, llden Ontney, rs Q Betty Sigvard, and Betty Vaganer, ' 9 Dolores Irank withdrew during the second semester and Q lhrvlnliller entered. Sr , N The Sophmore class decorated the gymnneium for the ' Ssye S Freshman Reception and made the dance programs, A float was entered in the home-coming parade, S All enjoyed a roller skating party at Greely on lovelber 15 1946 Everyone took part in decorating the hole-room for Christmas X During January the class enjoyed an ice-skating party with refreshments afterwards at the home ef Mildred Bushler. On larch 7 a party was held at the High School This included a treasure hunt Bingo ether games and refreshments. The Second year Latin Class held its annual banquet on the Idea of March at the home of Plvllis Albrecht Invitations were in the forn of time worn scrolls Place cards were silver helmets with feather plumes llenus were miniature slates Invitations and lenus were written in Latin. Table decoration consisted of horses made from drops pulling miniature chariots hllewing the Ltnner everyone participated in playing Q, S games All those attending the banquet were dressed ln costume X N The Class took part in the all school picnic at the end of the year '99 x N-X X X X X A , , at Nu! ms X Q .mmmxxxu N' r aasa ' w:.N-YNQN it 'QXxxS k, xv. gags? X Q rw mb radar' tty K xkmxiq-QTXAQQS S SSX m Q N Cx 5' X -fo N X Ny KS, ess' 4' X9 fp S X YXXXX Xbv fs . Q X . S i, 1 S' x . is t has ,, fi E .1-,-dx N R Q sxfg Qs K Q9 'S 495 xx sa? B X x X S So. S X Sa X .3 R t or sy S NN! Slixm x '3 S X S xxx X ' - 5 R ' - is X N K is , S' 'Y-X S373 .N X fx . X Ni t ' - aa a SS E. - TX A x N Q52 .l x Wt E X to X S at S 'S -X ,f Q Q Xlsf S x S X 5' S Eff. i ,- SC: gf xt X gs 1 SIN ? Sf' X Sy fr X X eeee -V 1 , K ' X at N an W for - t M S N x K TQ wmx NXN -ki 1 .., 'K ,Q xx , t S 'x S S gg, x 'qslfcnst f E x I A - X X' -, ' F: 1. 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Ethel Shefford CLASS COIDHS Purple and White CLASS l'LOV'ER White Carnation CLASS NOTTO Consideration Concentration Ce operation Three C's TSHML ACTIVITIES Thirty boys and girls from four schools were enrolled in this class when school began Dorothy Rising Donaloo Tatum and mn Markvitz moved away Charles Robertson quite school At the Freshman Reception on October 4 1946 the Girls Soxtette Dorothy Turner and lleno Holds sang Th gym was beautifully decorated in green and white Lovely refreshments were served by the Juniors !he Freshman class presented several one act plays in which everyone took part in at least one play One was given by the vholo class at the Freshman assembly entitled 'The Toys That Had To Wait' ' N N WM X W X xb XN sv W X X k m , is w ws s. FSS QW AV Q I Q . 3, ' ,,- t . ty gs. N V H 'X 2 .. ..l ' 1541 N 1 . 'mxsx-fjxxs. N' Y - evee h s-X 2 f N s YQ I 45? sa It ' sw' ka N S E it is ex 2 3 8 Siixx .4 N ? M X A X Q , fx! ,J R 5. 5 -x Q gs ,I Q ,v,. 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W xg' - W '. .Jung at H. c R w neft to Right Johnny Berblln, rr Illler Junior Aoler, Dlck Stotts, Mr Hinkley, Lovell Duvall Neil Ke1h1 obert Strauahan, Dorothy King, Frank Anderson rout Row, Le t to Fight Ivary El en ovans 1 ter Adler, ftohort fxrner, Dom t Vetere, Li dred T e P btexnel e R 1 J Y Q +A N t 1x ,r Jeb ln t e Junlor ann Sen1or min Sf-mo s .enter each 1S elected from me seventh and ei t des, ard three e1 ere e, on fre e ette ta rearepent tleventb ana t' elfth ,er ces The Student Council 1 rg vu eu to nroncte worth 11 tudent nctivitieb, nd t eneourage all studerts to 'm e Q. 11 Dre and an eww art IU Qtu ent forum. len Ht. 9 Ldftl Q fg1I'S. T 1S e r t e Counc l Q svoxsored the pre entation o the wtmns-l Ave bl o ra s, s cnwred schoo C , a . s esun worm on ., cet of h l s and oroceed r for student government. ,.'--A- ,xt.ol.u 1 fp H , ' : ' Thy? , . . V . D . q R . . v . : 1 Q H, + - A 4 . s . 5 x . Q -U. .A - , T, ' ., fr . , 1 1 ,fr.E1n, T' lin ' . 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MUSIC CLUB ACTIVITIES The music room has always been a lively place, but the sounds issuing forth were not always of a tuneful nature Students going out for music were divided into four groups namely, Mixed Chorus Girls' Chorus, Boys' Chorus and Sextetto made up of Senior and Junior girls Voices were tried out and seuting asfignments made The follow ng persons were elected as officers of the Music Club President, Arloa Whipple: Vice-President, Jean Dreitn Secretary Treasurer Robert Garner Arlen Whipple was accompanist Mrs Hamilton directed the first efforts toward the all school Christmas Mu ical hich was presented to the community on the night of December 23 1946 The Sextette sang two numbers Christmas Night by Abt and Morning by Spear-.s The Mixed Choms omg Holy Art Thou. arranged fron the Largo by Handel and Cherubim Song Y7 by Bertnieneky The Junior High also sang two numbers Sounds from the music room became more and more tuneful when practice beg xr for he Choral Spring Concert presented March 21 1947 All the groups participated in this event, when twenty three choral numbers were given All types of music were included Secular and Sacred The High School auditorium no beautifully decorated by the Treehm n under the guidance of Mrs Dean, and lovely programs were medo by the Comercial Department supervised by Mrs Jones lveryene cooperated fully the girls were lovely in their formnlo and the event will long be remembered by the Music Club mam w S -- xm Rm X .ASN my me RSSXWW' was X Q N-M. 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I5 SIGMA CLUB ACTIVITIES President Florence Sterkel Vice-President Dee Hummel Secretary Phyllis Albrecht Treasurer Mildred Adler Sponeer Mrs Jones On Monday of each week the Sigma Club holds its regular meeting The uniforms of the Sigma Club are red gored skirts with white tailored blouses and suspenders w1th wnite letters H S acro the front On October 5 1946 the Sigma Club held initiation the Berthoud Park After initiation refreshments were served the High School On October 16 1946 a special initiation was held for tnose who were not present at the first initiation It was held at four o'c1ock in the High School A11 the new members and freshmen girls were initiated into the Sigma Club On November 27 1946 the Sigma Club held narty It was a roller skating party held at was agreed that the roller rink was not to be members of the school were oresent Everyone their first Greeley It rented so other had a wonderful time The Club also entered a float in the Home Coming parade The Club is sponsoring the following projects Each girl making a tea towel for the school A Mother's Day Tea to be held at the High School Avril 29 ' .I 00301000 eel ll! Uillllil ' OCDIOII IIC F000 Ill!! llUOlleellCOellelOei0e-1ee DOD!!! I fi I . , , B. . . ss . , as .- .Q O ','-lv O , - I O I I L C I - I A A g . . I l Q C A e ,,J Z5 DRAMATICS B cn Row Left to Right Walter Adler Leqof bc eige Donalo Stevens hr 1'i'n-:ley Ro7ert earner DouDe1m: Junior Adler Second Row Left to Right P- Hanna hilfre' H ku a 1 Elsie Buehler, Donna Deines, Velma Hi1'rrmn, lvxrgie S Dorothy murner Nro Dean Front Row Left to Right Ilene Nolde Thayer Miller Florence Sterkel, Betty Oberdick, Lois Newman Donnie N Hma . , ,.' -7 , . r 1 D ' R - I E 7 V 1 E, '- I ' ,' A l I X 4 , 1 , ,T A' x . 3 . , , . . T3 P I, , . I . ' 'W' 3 I f : - I - .f '-L rt . , . . ,, . e , A . A . , -Z , , ,,F, Q . . : Arg. , -.A M , ic I fxfll CS, 4. ' . , f 3 . . - v ' 0 v , . METSA . H 'Q .fx Gerry evans. xi.. DRAMATICS On December 13 1946 the Senior and Juniors presented their play 'The Calloping Ghosts ' under the direction of Mrs Blanche Dean, with the assistance of Mrs Anne Hanna Mrs Elizabeth Barton Velma Hillman Dick Barton Don Stevens Tom Barton Don Deines Pat Barton Lois Newman Phil Barton Don Hershman Berkly Barton Dorothy Turner Marie Iarrel Betty Oberdick Melinda Todd Elsie Mae Buehler Madam Dupre Mildred Hahn Steve Dykes Walter Adler Albert Bob Garner PROD CTION STAFT Pub11city Staff Donna Deines Business Manager Thayer Miller Electrician Margie Shults Stage Directors Junior Adler, and Malcolm Peters BETWEEN ACTS 7th and 8th Grade Chorus On April 18 1947, the Seniors and Juniors presented their class play 'The Daffy Dills ' under the direction of Mr W C Hinkley, with Mrs Anne Hanna as assistant Richard Dill Thayer Miller Carol Dill Gerry Evans Rodney Dill Oliver Andersen Doris D111 Lois Newman Dudley Dill Don Hershman Grandmother Dill Betty Oberdick Cousin Maude Maddox Mildred Hahn Elaine Escott Arloa Whipple Pete Norton Don Stevens The Widow Woggles Florence Sterkel Arnica Jukes Margie Shults PRODUCTION STAFF Publicity Manager Beatrice Adams Business Manager Joyce Carlson Stage Managers Walter Adler, Bob Garner Y l f , e e o a noone oooeeeeooe ........'C.l lf.. eeeoooneeoe .see een ooee loosen ee-use eau.. oeee ones ...Q-ees Y ...U ICICI. 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SQUAD nca wow Left to WJ ery L anaqnr 11te RB1Sb6C ICK Q otfb 1e1n bnwr ne o e LH expr , o c o ufr a meconv How, Left to Rigut Rokprt 'eters vunior Adler, Rol no ab1e1ouse, Me1v1n Jones J lter Acle r elhler Front how, Left to Ri h Doumie nersnnan LeRoy Schleiger, wo e t Jarner, Don ld Stexe B col ete s FOOTBALL AC IVITIES Berthoud O Timnath 50 Timnath versus Berthoud at Berthoud Tre fp m went out on the field with all the confidence in +1 wlrld They fought back ns well as they could but t e vult was defeat The men of B H S did very well wltnonr 1 scrlmmave of any kind erthoud is OULWEIFVPJ t average team and has been defeated but 1 nas ro lost its willingness to fight Bertroud O Estes Park P Friday Octooer 18 1946 The Sod: + and soundly trounced by the big boys frl tried desperatly to stop the fleet bac to no avail As the first half ended it seemed a we n.d nad z nlghtmare when looking at the scoreoo rd 7 Estes and a O for us The game ended with Berthoud on tie Bobcats 5 yard line With time runnin short we m de only 9 of those 5 yfrds when the gun sounded ending he game Final score Este Park 83 Berthoud O Berthodd O Loveland HBH 19 Berthoud lost to a Loveland MQW team in a nractice game October L5 on our home field 19 O Dur1ng the first half bot teams fou ht on even terms but a1r1ng the last half a stronger Lov l nd team came back and scored 3 touchdowns The Soartans PBSSIHE attacx falled to click and the Spartans line fell apart Berthoud O Nellington 7 November l 1946 Homecomlng day turned out to C6 the Spartans final game Ther w s a big gala cele ration before the game with a parade and floats Norma Bearly, Senior canidat was elected to be Queen of Homecom1n Durln the game the Spartans fumbled and the Eagles made a touchdown LeRoy Schleiger, left half of Berthoud team, ran through the entire Wellington team for a 45 yard run for a touchdown but was called back Thls was tue best and roughest game on the Spartan schedule A dance afterward ended the Homecoming program Berthoud was to play La Porte the following Friday out a heavy snowstorm prevented the game. 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It A , , l I BASKETBALL TEAM een not Le't to R1ght Malcol Peters, Thayer Miller Notcuo Huerta Wtlter Reisbecn, Donald Deines Dick Doves, Dean McCartney Doyle En lehart R b lr Zeigler g o ert Stranahnn Marvin Filler Front Row Left to Right Donnie Hershma Junior Adler, Robert Ga rner, LeRoy Schlelger Donald Stevens, Walter Adler, Velvln Jones, Robert Peters BASKETBALL 1946 1947 A double round robin was played this year A total of twelve games with Estes Park Timmath, Wellington, La Porte, Waverly and Lyons Berthoud 20 Estee Park 33 December 20 1946 Berthoud started the '46 '47 basket ball season on their own home court against Estes Park Bobcats The tall powerful giant mountaineers took an early lead Fighting like their ancestors, the Spartans tried desperatly to overcome the lead Bob Peters and Don Stexens led the Spartans with 7 points apiece Berthoud 30 Timnath 31 January 3 1947 The Spartans journeyed to the Timnath Cub's cracker box gym and almost came through wlth a victory At the half the score was knotted at 15 all In the thrilling final quarter with a half minute left the score stood at 31 26 LeRoy Schle1ger took command and made two qulck set shots to bring Berthoud up to l point behind Bob Garner, Walter Adler and Melvin Jones fouled out Don Stevens led the Spartans w1th ll points Berthoud 26 Wellington 34 January lO 1947 The Wellington Eagles came through and defeated Berthoud 34-26 on the Spartan's heme court At one time the Spartans were within two points of victory fully Berthoud 15-LaPerte 28 January ll 1947 The Spartans took a trip out Cache La Poudre was and came homo defeated 28 15 The Stallers of La Porte stood out in the mlddle of the court and played catch with themselves ehile the Spartans could only stand flat feoted When the Spartans did get the1r hands on the ball they usually scored Stevens with 5 points was high Berthoud 20 Waverly 53 January l7 1947 Ye-Gods' What a score' Berthoud never scored a point in the first Quarter and Waverly netted 10 Bad start' This was the worst game the Spartans played Walter Adler netted 7 points for high honors for t e men of B H S Berthoud 12 Lyons 30 January 24 1947 Berthoud went to Lyons in hope of a first victory, but again returned home defeated They just couldn't seem to find the range but the Lyon's team eyes were good Nelvin Jones played his best game of the season and took n1gh honors for the Spartans with 4 points I J Q Stevens and Adler led the Spartans with 8-6 points respect- o e o e h U O O Berthoud 21 Estes Park 53 February 4 1947 The Spartans took the long journey up to Estes Park and met another defeat 53 21 At the half the score was Estes 36 and Berthoud 4 During the second half the score was on even terms each team scoring 17 points Den Hershman and Den Stevens led the Spartans with 7 points each Borthoud 21 Tim ath 29 Fbbruary 7 1947 The Timnath Cubs came back for revenge and got it with a 29 21 win over the Spartans The Spartans held a slim 16 to 15 lead at half time but fell back in the last half The Spartans were also flghting for blood, Don Hershman and Wally Adler both split the cards for 8 points LeRoy Schleiger the substantial guard was injured but net seriously Berthoud 14-Wellington 41 Fbbruary 8 1947 Feeling sluggish from their third straight game in a week the Spartans journeyed to Wellington to tangle again with the Eagles, coming out on the short end of a 41 to 14 score Den Hershman led the Spartans with 6 points Berthoud 18 LaPorte 40 lbbruary 14 1947 Valentines Day was a sad one for the best for the Spartans with 4 points each A dance after ward helped to dimin1sh what had happened to the Spartans a few mlnutes before Borthoud 45-Waverly 66 February 21 1947 In the highest scoring gnme of the season Berthoud went down fighting to Waverly on the Vustangs home court The Spartans were kept in the game through efforts of one of the smallest forwards in the league- Den Herehman, he played the best game of the season Finding the Waverly hoops just the way he liked them, he plopped the mesh for 17 points In the beginning gf the first quarter both teams fought on even terms but soon our defense cracked and the Mustangs charged through Several Berthoud players were removed from the game on slight infractions Technical fouls and rough playing was a factor throughout the contest Bertheud 35-Lyons 53 March 3 1947 The Spartans went down to a fighting team from the mountains This was the last game of the season The Spartans fought hard, but failed to ward off the offensive attack of the Lyons team Don Hershman led the Spartans with ll points 1 O Q O Spartans. 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