Berthoud High School - Spartan Yearbook (Berthoud, CO)

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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

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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