Berthoud High School - Spartan Yearbook (Berthoud, CO)

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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

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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