Berthoud High School - Spartan Yearbook (Berthoud, CO)

Text from Pages 1 - 90 of the 1953 volume:

The Spartan X we 1953 e Senior Class Presents . . . WX N 5 Q BERTHOUD, COLORAD F, gm H+-.. lf' Fa ist .ff S X 1, llf .fag 'X A YR S X' C BERT:-noun HIGH scHooL BLRTHOUD, COLORADO DEDICATION We the Senior Class of 1953 dedicate thus annual to our parents as a token of our smcere apprecaafuon for their sympathef uc understanding and thelr devoted mfluence whlch has glven us the mcenfave to conscuenhously accept the dutues that lufe wull de mand Fw. I xx ' . P ,., N-. . 1 ' LX A V ' 5 -av . . . .-.1 I f 1 'O 'cc - 4 ' .' b 'V , -M N-s.,.xKg . N A f I I ' L?fffif1i :1r:v --Y : ' 'J -- - ' - A ' --A '??'U- -fi! Eli' rf .., 'a- N, -' X P - ' 'ree---J 1 efrffai pf 1 jzf-M-ya , - X4 -, rr 4- . r - r--e :few -3, w' .- -ef-e . -5 W- ...ti-N me . 5 - -2: J M Q. 1 O' 'i 1 5 - 1 M ' . Y ' 5 f S- , Y' ' . i -if 2 . A A , g V O g J . , .- 1 - . . ,, , '- . V . , '--M--44-L, ' ,P .- ,A N O W , I I , M ,, N... l V fu' ' ' . ..- V 1 I I , 4 ' ' V Y . 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A ,,,,, w I I I - M FEW Q-1 'Y' 'Q 6f NW IAN lllll YL lIl IIIIHI II ll i i W if . .gf .xqx Q SUPERINTENDENT AND SECRETARY Mr Bader Mrs Fanning PRINCIPA Mr. Sfukey l Board of Ed ucatlon Mr Ernest Bader Mr Damel Sfukey Superintendent Prrncrpal Colorado A C1 M B S Wheaton College A B Umversuty of Colorado M S Umversnty of Arazona Graduate Work Umverslty of Denver M A Degree Socual Sclence World History Mr Ray Strarght Presrdent Dr R B Flgkel Sec,-efgfy Dr George Rueter, Treasurer Mrs Merle G Abbott M, Wilbur Ball Mrs Marlon Fnshburn Colorado A Cr M Colorado A C1 M B S Wayne State Teacher s College Oklahoma University M Ed Ag Ed Unlversnty of Nebr A B B Mus Ed Gen Ag Home Ec Spanish 50nd Gnd Glee Clubs Teaching Certlflcate Voc Ag U S Ag College Utah Mfg Anne I-lqnnq Mr John D McKmnon Mr Robert L Mohler Unaversuty of Colorado COGCII Uf1'V9fS'fY Of Colorado B A A E Anzono State College B A Degree m Mathematucs Languages Llbrary Hnstory Flqggfgff Arizona D'D'0m0 Of EdUC0f'0Y1 Umversuty of Colorado Mofhemohcsf 3 A Degree Four Types Science Physncal Ed A :ag 4-r ' Mr Harold Russell Mrs Mable Walter Unnversety of Colorado Westmar LQ Marg Iowa B A B A Degree Refresher Course Iowa State S9V8f'lll'1 l llSl'Ol'y C S C E Greeley American Hustory Enghsl-1 Physucal Educatuon Sth Grade Sponsor Enghth Hlstory nag., K Mass Dorothy Whutney Wvsconsln State College Physucal Educatlon Seventh Health Eughth Health English lll Mrs Bermce Fannmg Miss Pearl Wrnght Secretary Grand Island College A B Umverslty of Nebraska USC Coulfornua Unuversuty of Colorado Commercual ANNUAL STAFF Bock Row Robert Starck Johnnre Nolde Gladys Koolstra Douglas Wagner Sandra Thorton Dorothy Wacker Shurley Schlenger Dale Nelson Dorothy Hanson Robert Brehm Vnrglma Stevmg Second Row Barbara Nolde Agnes Koolstra Georgia Sandersen Dons Ferguson Mnss Wnght Janey Berg Inn Marilyn Urbom Shlrley Sterkel Charlene Johnson Seated Kenneth Gent: Harold Wllllams Julian Huerta Gerald Huerta Rlchard Schlelger Edntor Shurley Schleuger Co edltor Doris Ferguson Busnness Manager Dale Nelson Dorothy Hanson Vlrgunla Stevmg Douglas Wagner Typusts Dorothy Hanson Barbara Nolde Georgua Sandersen Agnes Koolstra Art Edutors Georgua Sandersen Dorothy Wacker Reporters Sensors Barbara Nolde G e r a l d Huerta Shnrley Sterkel Junuors Kenneth Gentz Sophomore Freshman Gladys Koolstra .lunlor Hugh Harold Wllluams Sports Robert Starck Johnnue Nolde Muslc Vlrglnna Stevlng Sigma Club Marilyn Urbom Student Councul Ruchard Schlenger FFA Bob Brehm Pep Club and Cheerleaders Charlene Johnson Dramatlcs Junlor Sondra Thornton Senlor Julian Huerta Sponsor Muss Pearl Wrnghf 7' mm Illl H E X R E em am U U ' A FLW 1,1 ff '74 s JON DEINES DEAN DAVIS BOB BREHM johnstown lg Football 2,3,4, Basketball 2,3,4p Track 3, Annual Staff rg Student Council 4, Student Council President 4, FFA 2,3,4g FFA Vice President 43 FFA Sentinel 35 B Club 3,45 B Club Ser- geant at Arms 4, Class Play 3,43 Chorus 3,41 Physical Ed. 2,3,4. RONALD CLARK East High School, Des Moines, Iowa l,2g FFA 3,45 Chorus 3,45 Class Play 3,4. Football l234 Basketball l B Cub 4 B Club Vice President 3 Club President 4 Class Play 4 Spanish 3 Physical Ed 4 Student Council 3 FFA l 2 DOROTHY HANSON Spanish I2 Annual Staff 3 4 Cheerleader 34 Band l234 German Band 3 Pep Band 2 Chorus l 3 4 Sigma Club l 2 3 4 Class President I Student Council 2 Stu dent Council Vuce President 2 Class Treas urer 3 Class Secretary 4 Spartan Spokes man 3 GAA 4 Commercial Club 4 Class Play 3 4 GERALD H U ERTA Student Council 3 Class Play 3 4 Basket ball l Tr ck Ph si al l 2 Annual Staff 3 4 Chorus l 3 4 Commer cial Club 4 Spanish l 2 Library Science 4 FFA l 2 3 4 FFA Treasurer 4 Basketball l Track 2 Class Play 4 Annual Staff 3 Chorus 3 4 Physical Ed I 2 3 4 JULIAN HUERTA Chorus 3,4g Phys. Ed. 3,41 Annual Staff 4g Class Play 3,4g Spanish lg Library Science 4g Driving 4. AGN ES KOOLSTRA South High School, Denver l,2g Chorus 31 Library Science 4g Class Play 3,4g Annual Staff 4g Student Council 45 Home Ec. 35 Driving 45 CAA 43 Commercial Club 4. GLADYS KOOLSTRA South High School Denver l 2 Chorus 3 4 Driving 4 Annual Staff 4 Class Play 3 4 Homecoming Queen Attendant 3 Class Vice President 4 C-AA 4 Home EC 3 Commercial Club 4 CLAUDE LEE FFA l 234 FFA President 4 Vice Pres: dent 3 Treasurer 2 Class Vice President 3 Class Treasurer 2 Class Play 34 Stu dent Council 3 Physical Ed l 234 Track 3 DEAN McGEE Chorus 3 4 Class Play 3 4 FFA I 2 Pep Band 4 junior Red Cross 34 Annual Stat 3 Track l DALE NELSON Football I 2 3 4 Basketball l 2 3 4 B Club l 2 3 4 FFA I 2 FFA Vice President 2 Class President 2 Class Play 3 4 Chorus 34 Track l Annual Staff 34 Spartan Spokesman 3 Physical Ed 1234 junior Red Cross 3 l Band 2,141 FOOfbBll l,4g B Club 4: f :C . ' 2 aka SHIRLEY SCHLEIGER Spannsh I2 Commercral Club 4 GAA 4 Cheerleader 34 Class President 4 Class Treasurer I Class Secretary 2 Slgrna Club BARBARA NOLDE Slgma Club I 3 4 Annual Staff 3 4 u dent Councll 4 Chorus I 3 4 Class Play 3 4 Spanish I 2 Spartan Spokesman 3 Dnvmg 4 Home Ec I 2 CAA 24 Com mercual Club 4 President 4 GEORGIA SANDERSEN Sugma Club 3 4 Annual Staff 3 4 Chorus l 3 4 Class Play 3 4 Home Ec 3 Library Scuence 2 3 4 Spartan Spokesman 3 Dnv Ing 4 Commercnal Club 4 Secretary Treas urer 4 I 2 3 4 Chorus I 3 4 Annual Staff 3 4 Spartan Spokesman 3 Co Edltor 3 Class Play 3 4 lunror Red Cross I 23 lunuor Red Cross Presudent 3 Band 234 Stu dent Councnl 3 Secretary 3 SHIRLEY STERKEL VIRGINIA STEVING Home Ec I Class Play 34 Commercual Club 4 Vice Presndent 4 Spamsh I2 Class Treasurer 4 Class Reporter 2 Sugma Club I 2 3 4 Chorus I 3 4 Annual Staff 3 4 Spartan Spokesman Staff 3 Band 34 GAA 4 Student Councul I Pep Band 4 lunuog Red Cross 2 3 4 Presudent 4 Secre tary DUANE SWANSON Football I,2,34 Basketball I24 Track 34, B Club I,2,3,4, Vuce Presndent 4 Chorus 3 4, FFA I 2,3 Physical Ed I 2 3 4 Class Play 34 Annual Staff 3 lohnstown I Homecomung Queen 4 Lu brary Science 4 Sugma Club 3 4 Home EC 23 Chorus 34 Class Play 4 Annual Staff 34 Spartan Spokesman 3 Dnvmg 4 CAA 24 Commercial Club 4 MARILYN URBOM Sigma Club l,2,3,4, Vice President 3, Pres- ident 43 Class Secretary 3g Student Coun- cil 35 Class Play 3,4g Annual Staff 3,4g Chorus l,3,41 Spartan Spokesman Staff 3g Band Queen Attendant 25 Commercial Club 4g Home Ec. l,4g Homecoming Queen Ate tendant lg Spanish l,2g CAA 3. DOROTHY WACKER Chorus 3,4g Library Science 3,43 Home Ec, 2,35 Annual Staff 43 Spanish l,2g Class Play 4g Student Council 33 Commercial Club 4. DOUGLAS WAGNER FFA 23 Class Play 4 Physical Ed 34 Annual Staff 4 hsinrg On May I4 i953 one could see how h:iPDY the Seniors were on this day the day of their graduation But through our happiness one could see a slight glimpse of sadness as we realized we would soon be leaving our friends and BHS Gerald Huerta julian Huerta jon Deanes Claude Lee Barbara Nolde Shirley Schleiger Virginia Steving and Duane Swanson have completed all twelve years in the Berthoud Schools The rest of the class has joined us along the climb to success We reached high school as green freshmen in the year of l9S0 We really found out who the under classmen were when we were initiated by the mighty Seniors in September We had thirty members the year before and this year we received Gerald Spencer Shirley Dort Buriel Higgins Marvin Moore Georgia Sanderson Douglas Wagner Dorothy Wacker and Bill Krieger Class officers chosen were President Dorothy Hanson Vice President Barbara Lenhardt Secretary janey Berglin and Treasurer Shirley Schleiger We held a square dance party shortly after Christmas which proved to be loads of fun Marilyn Urbom was our homecoming attendant in our class We had added Dorothy Hanson and Marilyn We numbered thirty one sophomores jimmy Schoonover Leo As nicar Ann Linch Bob Brehm Shirley Sterkel Ronna Mangan and Dell Shults were the new members of our class We lost Shirley Dort Bill Krieger Ann Linch Ronna Mangan Leo Asnicar jimmy Schoon over Dell Shuits Marjorie Rose Buriel Higgins and Marvin Moore The class decorated a float for homecoming parade and also decorated the gym for the Freshman reception Class officers chosen were Pres :dent Dale Nelson Vice President Ronna Mangan Secretary Shirley Hanson and Dean Davis As juniors we numbered twenty two We had gained one new member Ronald Clark We realized the job we as juniors would have We produced the three act comedy DANCER WILLIE AT WORK which was directed by our sponsors Mrs Hanna and Mr Mohler We had several parties throughout the year We went to Dean Daviss house for refreshments after the play We decorated the Presbyterian church basement which was the place we entertained the Seniors on May 3 We arranged the tables in an R representing the Rainbow Candles of the colors of the Rainbow were placed on the tables Small miniature roses and carnations formed the nut cups These were the class flowers The programs and program numbers were in con 6 ' , . ' . . . . ' A 5 U ' I ' . : ' - ' ' 1 l Schleigerg Treasurer, Claude Lee, Student Council members, Dorothy 3 ' - ' , : - ' G ' I A H nectaon with the Raanbow and Raan. The welcome was gaven by the lunaor Presadent, janey Berglan, and the response by Senaor Presadent, Ardath Rose, Walters and waatresses were chosen from the Sophomore class and were dressed an skarts and sharts whach were the color of the Raanbow, We then took our guests to the gym where the Raan. bow theme was carraed out, The Raanbow ran along the north wall and behand at salver streamers, which looked lake raan, hung down, A packet fence, wath roses entwaned, closed off the small booths and the band. The walls were decorated wath trees and shrubs paanted on the wall Punch was served at antermassaon by the waaters and waatresses The musac was by Aub Clahns orchestra of Fort Collans Class offacers were Presadent laney Bergln Vace Presadent Claude Lee Secretary Maralyn Urbom Treasurer Dorothy Hanson Student Councal members Sharley Schleager Dorothy Wacker and Gerald Huerta We receaved our class rangs an the sprang of our junaor year Fanally an the fall of l952 we reached the top We were now the upper classmen the maghty Senaors We entered the halls of BHS wath twenty one members We dadnt receave any new members In September we anataated the green freshmen. The anataataon was held outsade thas year. We had the frosh an funny costumes and had them parade through town. The followang evenlng wc held a Freshman receptaon tor our honored guests. Homecomang was held on October 3, We had a parade and prazes were gaven for the best floats. Sharley Sterkel and Bob Brehm were the Homecomang queen and kang, Thear attendants were Maralyn Cochell Mary Lou Valasquez and Sandra Thornton A food sale was held an january Offacers and sponsors chosen were Presadent Sharley Schleager Vace Presadent Gladys Koolstra Secretary Dorothy Hanson Treasurer Varganaa Stevang Student Councal members Agnes Koolstra Barbara Nolde and Bob Brehm Our Sponsors were Mrs Hanna and Mass Wraght SENIOR ACTIVITIES Apral May Z May May May May I 4 Class Play lunaor Senaor Prom and Banquet Class Day Baccalaureate Senaor Trap Graduataon Drophecg It was the watchang hour of madnaght and the wand was batang keenly As I stepped upon the sadewalk the wand came rushang down wath the swaftness possessed only by an east wand I steered for an open doorway and sought safety from the wand Suddenly I felt a warm glow envelopang my head and openang my eyes I saw a faant laght allumaned the dark recess I turned my head and to my great as tonashment I saw a man standang behand me Dont be alarmed I was only tryang my Prophoscope and I per ceave you have somethang weaghang on your mand Before I could answer I heard a clack the warm glow left my head and the soft lazht was wathdrawn Ah l saad you have andeed dascerned somethang of my troubles l am the class Prophetess whose graduatang class comes an a few days and not one word has been thought of or wratten down Ah went on the cultured voace then let me help you You secure photos and the date of each person s barthday and I wall come to your home tomorrow at two and help you' Exactly at two the next day the man came Has proceedangs were wathout devaataon throughout At farst he fagured on the date gaven to the photo then fastened has Prophoscope to the photo placed has eyes to the peepholes an the machane and reeled off rapadly the events there vasable to ham Farst we have Mass Barbara Nolde a very fane IO0kang young lady who thanks nature has ordaaraed that she shall be a poet but she wall never wrate another poem after she has turned her back on the Ber thoud Hagh School In a few months she wall meet a young man who has fallen hear to a 225 acre catrus ranch an Calafornaa They wall be marraed and at once move to thear Western home wath ats arnmense groves of orange lemon and grapefruat trees Mr Dale Nelson as to become very rach through the anventaon of a salencer for back seal Ol vers Wa ch a rarm an Clant Texas wall man ufacture for dastrabutaon by Sears Roebuck C1 Co That devace ought to go I belaeve Ill put an my order for one now years ahead anstallang radaos an electrac refragerators for he has a theory that foods challed to the tune of proper wave lengths wall pro mote harmony an the human system when devoured and prove the means of combatang ptomaane poasonangs of all kands Aha' Mass Dorothy Hanson follows a cramanal career eh' The ma chahe declares that she wall be engaged by the US Government to fanger prant everybody whether gualty or not gualty She wall have a large staff of assastants Mr Claude Lee as destaned to be the oraganator of a short course an church housekeepang for sextons Thats good I hope he anvents somethang to ansure the best of ventalataon' Aha' Thas as the future of our gentle lady lake Bob Brehm He I fand as destaned to spend has aafe desagnang pank green and orchad bathrooms for movae stars I hope after they see the bathrooms they dont prove to be shootang stars Mass Sharley Schleager wall make a large fortune as the rnventor of a collapsable katchenette whach can be carraed around an the pocket slad under the bed or shut up lake an accordaon and hung upon the wall That would suat her all raght ll dont belaeve shed obaect af the katchen dasappeared for good and alll' Mass Varganaa Stevang as destaned to conduct a correspondence course an non fattenang delacacaes for tea room propraetors I bet whale shes perfectang the salhouettes of her patrons shell be consumang amazang quantataes of chocolates cream and pasteraes herself IO --------------- 3 ....... A ..V---- - IO ------ --------- I I -I 2-I 3 ---- f---- ---a . . . ' - Fortune is in store for Mr. Dean McCeeg has fate as to spend the Miss Georgia Sanderson is to be the county librarian in A remotg section of the Rocky Mountains where very few people are on the Ievell Some iobl Miss Agnes Koolstra is to be the maker of silhouette portraits ol sturdy and aristocratic-looking ancestors for the nouvgaux riche. Mr. Ronald Clark is employed by the University of Iowa to deter' mine the IO of incoming students, I wonder it IQ means initiatnve and querulousness of each prospect? Duane Swanson is to be In charge of the fumigation plant at Ellis Island. In his spare time he is working on television apparatus which will be sold at popular prices Miss Gladys Koolstra is to become internationally known as the rl signer of stuffed animals for nursery population Stuffed animals are good' M Dean Davis and the former Dorothy Wacker were married shortly after graduation They are now the wealthy owners of the new parasites to use in war on insect pests Mr Douglas Wagner will become famous as a dealer in silk hosiery which will not run Doug spends his spare time working on the sure rarevention of the common cold Well, well, listen to this, Miss Marilyn Urbom is spending her life raising ostriches to suoply the talkies with chorus costumes. I wonder if the wearers of the fine plumage will hide their neads and Imagine they are simply out of sight! Miss Shirley Sterkel will fill the exalted position of Official Hostess for out-of-town buyers of sheet music, She is also famous for her opera singing, which is broadcast from the Cataract Brtdge, Mr. julian Huerta will become the successful publisher of a volume entitled A Thousand And One Scotch jokes, He also writes criticisms of the new movies for LIFE, LIFE deserves our sympathy. Mr lon Deanes is to be ome a designer of frocks for school and office wear which can be donned in one second with a nose powdering thrown in for good measure This is to benefit mankind from having to wart for the ladies to get ready Mr Gerald Huerta will gain the concession for ear drum mufflers on the mid Atlantic floating refu ling stations for airships Gerald has been spending some time perfecting his pocket size atomizer which kills any approaching mosquito or microbe Am I glad you came along with your Prophoscope' It really did a good lob and saved time Well hes gone but lll say thanks anyway W1 11 We the Seniors being in sound state both mentally and physically do hereby will and bequeath our most cherished possessions to the underclassmen This being our Last Will and Testament we do hereby hope to leave no hard feelings as we read this on May fifteenth in the year of our Lord nnneteen hundred fifty three We the Senior Class do hereby will and bequeath our abrltty to conduct a businesslrke class meeting to the junior Class ROBERT BREHM I Robert Brehrn do hereby will and bequeath my position in football to Lee Tapey my curly hair to Archre King my flat tires in front of the school to Mr Mohler my abrlity to stay awake in class to Leonard Stahlecker and my parking place to Mrs Abbott if she can find it and use it RONALD CLARK I Ronald Clark do hereby will and bequeath my haircut to Eldon Myers my ability to tell pokes when teachers are around to LeRoy Allen and my ability to get along with girls to Archie King DEAN DAVIS I Dean Davis do hereby will and bequeath my ability to Dlay football to Van Wolverton my ability to drive carefully to Richard Schleiger but I am keeping my girl for myself ION DEINES I lon Deines do hereby will and bequeath my ability to keep my car running to Gene Kiehn my ability to graduate to lackie Thornton and my cowboy boots to Mr Russell DOROTHY HANSON I Dorothy Hanson do hereby will and be queath my nearness to school to Dean Miller and my ability not to run over dogs to Norlen Sandy GERALD HUERTA I Gerald Huerta do hereby will and bequeath my basketball persey No 4 to Virginia Huppe and my class ring to anyone who wants it lfor twenty bucks I IULIAN HUERTA I julian Huerta do hereby will and bequeath my class ring to anyone who can fend it my straight hair to Yvonne Sterkel acting my age to Van Wolverton mv affectionate nature to Patsy Day and my position in the Senior Class to Gene Ostermuller AGNES KOOLSTRA I Agnes Koolstra do hereby will and bequeath my temper to Nlorlen Sandy my ability to get my homework done to Larry Stark my typing ability to Leonard Stahlecker and my ability to get along with my sister Gladys to lohnme Nolde GLADYS KOOLSTRA I Gladys Koolstra do hereby will and be queath my ability to spram my fingers playing basketball to Lew Ann lensen my abilxty to break my glasses in gym to Eva Templeton my ability to get my typing turned in late to Dick Hummel and my long hair to Ella Warren CLAUDE LEE I Claude Lee do hereby will and bequeath my ability to play the radio to Mrs Abbott and my ability to get traffic tickets to Mr Mohler e . r. f , V .- , C. 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D AN MCGEE Dean N1cGec do hLn.by vt ul and bequeath rm u uty O L 5 t t ot. en u uty o tales Aluce Shefter my abuluty to play thc trombone to Carolyn Straucht nn uauuty to Let alon wuth the tc achers to acku Thornton and my abuluty to druve a car to lanet Gothuer D LE NELSON l Dale Nelson do mrcby wull and bequeath nat old worn out tee shurts to Nluss Xkhutney ua y abuluty to play football a LeRoy Allen and my heught to Dory Buehlcr m abuluty to keep quuet and pay attentuon un class to loyce Sterkel m torn up Shorthand papers to Dory Buehler my abuluty to type t m brother lohnne and my abuluty to make s1la1s dush up desserts and keep up wuth th wautresses at 'he X.Vaysude Inn to Norma Swan n I kee LS tor mvs GEORGIA SANDERSON I Ceorgua Sanoe son do hereby wull and bequeath my sweet dusposutuon to Leota Adams my Iubrary scuencc posu tuon to Rolcne Fletcher d my abuluty to In ep my haur combed to Yyonne Sterkel SHIRLEY SCHLEICER I Shurlucy Schleuger do hereby wull and b queath mv cheerleadung outtut to 'Vlrs Abbott lut s sluchtly used m dumples to Charlene lohnson my love tor basketball games to Rolene Fletcher my yellow terry cloth shurt to john Beck SHIRLEY STERKEL I Shurley Sterkel do hereby wull and bLc1uea h my abuluty to contunue my druvung lessons to Sandra Thornton my abuluty to try to go steady to lanet Gothuer and mv abtllty to carry a tune to Lew Ann lensen VIRGINIA STEVING I Vurgunua Stevung do hereby wull and be oueath my love for Tom Cr jerry cartoons to Caro Naylor my ouuet n ss around bay r r my lc, nuus un geomc r to u Nlohlcr OUANE SWAINSON I Duane Swanson do hereby ll and queath my abxluty to be thun to Dory Buehler my curly haur to LC-Roy Allen my basketball uersey to Sandra Thornton and mv worn Out pen lx Stu ly MARILYN URBOM I Marllyn Urbom do hereby wull and bequeath my slender tuguue to Lew Ann jenscn my typung, abuluty to anyone who uttle bue Ford to Clarence Hart DOROTHY WACKER I Dorothy Vvacker do hereby wull and be uueath my abuluty to bo steady to Carolyn Strauhht and nuy abuluty to draw to Leota Adams but I am keepung my boy truend DOUGLAS WAGNER I Douglas Wagner do hereby wll and be queth my abuluty not to hold a grudge to Mr Ball and my way wuth women to LeRoy Allen We Shurley Schleuger Vurgunua Stevung and Dorothy Hanson do hereby wull and bequeath our druvers Iucenses to Charlene lohnson Dory Buehler and Vurgunua Stark We Shurley Sterkel Barbara Nolde Georgua Sanderson Gladys Koolstra and Agnes Koolstra do hereby wull and bequeath our abuluty to be good gurls to joyce Leota Mable Mary Lou Sharon and Eva N.Ve the Senuor gurls do hereby wull and bequeath our quuet dus posutuons our manners and our abluty to ect along wuth each oth to the Sophomore and Freshman gurls Here s to thee dear Almo Moter Moy thy glorues never ue r-loppy xeors we ye spent together In thy core old Berthoud Hugh We hoye fulled our heads wuth knowledge ln thy clossrooms ond thy halls And though sod ore we ot portung We must go where Duty calls Fore thee well, decur Almo Moter Out unto the world we go, There ore mony putfolls woutung, We sholl soon Lufe's truols know But whot'er may be our mussuon, We sholl ever Ioyol be, And our thoughts wull oft be turnung, Deor old Hugh School, bock to thee E I I, ' 1. a, W K ru . I . e . - ' 2 , to boy Buehle and u 'e -I y M .ab I ' t gaun w aujh rv LeR u All , my nhl t tell tall . to u '. tlu' - Q g at A It Q , . , V - ' 1 V W' D0 A . . . . ' X I H lo 'lr lc' , ' 1 . tx BARBARA NOLDE I, Barbara Nolde, do hereby wull and bequeath us a better iypust than I, my long straught haur to Annette Wykott, my y , I I 4 y , o y , u , . 4 I .1 . ' ' - ' so l'l p . . ' elf. ' ' - ' ' . . , , , , I - , an . f 0 V L ' - - V . I C '. , C y - V ' 7 ll X , . I u . d, Z ' 4 ifww 3172 Luukeh L en ll jg 4-v-H ji M9 abs' ,gf if ,-'04 l 9 '1' Re' Q41 B-'HQLVA Qnamfi 1-m,.,,,L,l 5,01 9 7' an Uawt Dfwvfvgft' FWJJZAJV gain .,i ' 0 ! N? EEEE EE E EEEEWQEEE i El Q, 4 Q, 'Q E9 EE EEE sn, m 'ik -lfr M A? .H Ag 25 I J Eldon Myers lo Ann Adler Alan Buehler Dons Buehler Howard Buehler Dons Ferguson Kenneth Gent: lohn Hahn Clarence Hart Duck Hummel Charlene lohrrson Gene Krehn Dons Myers Gene Ostermrller lunuor Ramos lim Rresbeck Norlen Sandy Rrchard Schlerger Robert Stahlecker Leonard Stahlecker Robert Starck Vrrgrnra Starck Sandra Thornton Harold Wrllrams Sally Wrlson lohnnle Nolde .f- 'lk fs.. A JUNIOR CLASS The Junuor class entered Berthoud Hugh School un the fall of l95Z wuth 27 members Durung the past year we lost Molly Lopez and gauned Donna Martundale On the nught of December ZO the class presented a three act comedy entutled Funders Creepers Muss Whutney and Johnny Nolde were each presented wuth a guft from the class for theur cooperatuon un helpung make the play a success A float was entered un the Homecomung Parade The theme was V for vuctory un 43 and V for vuctory today It was decorated un purple and whute and took furst place The Homecomung Queen attendant was Sandra Thornton Durung the year the class had the concessuons for one football game two basketball games sold Berthoud B puns basketball puns and Berthoud Spar tan stuckers On May 2 the class put on the Junuor Senuor Banquet and Prom honor ung the Senuor Class The theme for both banquet and prom was Enchanted BOX SOCIAL Island Presudent Vuce Presudent Secretary Sponsor Student Councul Always CLASS OFFICERS Kenneth Gentz John Hahn Jo Ann Adler Muss Whutney Ruchard Schleuger Robert Starck Howard Buehler John Hahn CLASS MOTTO be Sharp Always be Natural But never be Flat CLASS COLORS Purple and Whute CLASS FLOWER Amerucan Beauty Rose On February 5 the Junuor Class sponsored a box socual whuch was held un the hugh school audutoruum Mr Bull Warnock of Loveland was the auctuoneer for thus event A total of S30 IO was made to add to the Junuor s fund VALENTINE DANCE On February ll the Junuor Class sponsored a Valentune Day dance whuch was held un the hugh school gym Each class un the Senuor hugh elected a gurl to run for Valentune Queen Those elected were Vurgunua Stevung Senuor Vurgunua Starck Junuor Aluce Sheffer Sophomore and Leota Adams Freshmen Penny votes were cast and the wunner of the contest was Vurgunua Starck Leota Adams was runner up The Junuors uncreased theur fund by addung Sl-4 30, the proceeds of the dance to theur fund ' 1 F' Il ' ll ' ' , . , . . . 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'46- iw' ? 1 I 5 i W ' 1 I 6 S R -,1 I N E- 1 3 r .A ', Q ' rfb i 4 i '-f , J X 'R' Q , X f -, '7, ,gd I on K, 4 P 'W If - X ' 1 W A M A Y, . y If :i ams IDN' Berk l' M' BNHHI ISIN' CIYYOII Marilyn Cochell Kenneth Coker A i I N 1 V Q , V T 4415 f ' 4 QQ V If , , g ' ., ' SG- f . . ,rl . E 5 'QV fx- I r ivfvft' 2 I A A A - I N , .A 1-Ref, l jerry erg on Rolene e er lane ofhier Ro r non lohnnle Hu rla Archie King . A , I I ' A - 'E : h ll- tg 3, L X '+ v 3 Y: l V, W . G 'V Jr , e i' Q M 5 ' X 1 ' fx - - 'W 76X 1 . .1 V fi , W , , 'f Li f Dean Miller Kay Munter Cora Ellen Naylor Darlene Nelson Raymond Oberdick Virglnla Parson Q 2 'f 1 Q .i my Q' J Q 'ci . V fi- 'Y' ' . 'gy' ' Q 2. 1.-f , . 455 ig o QQ. E ' 1 ' X I ,X , y , I a amos Rosalie Sell Melvin Sc a r onn t I or in or Vinson! Solomonson ., i - F 1? Q- , y 4 N V' 'J 'i T, 9 of y - -'1 1. ' VN ' ' f t Yvonne Sfer el ar n ralg Norma Swanson e om on Tommy Torrox ' ' W ' 'L ' 'AMW' ' V .M 'A ' ' 'Q be 'Q i ' M 4 nw . 1 , f .. n - , - ur 1 l J' al 'Q I 1 X V K 'D era igil lolmn i Alice oel off lana oodrum Ru as u z SOPHOMORE CLASS CLASS OFFlCERS Presndent Kay Munter Vlce Presudent Alma Sheffer SSCVQYGVN1 Dean Muller Treasurer John Beck SDOVWSOV Mrs Fnshburn CLASS COLORS Green and Whnte CLASS FLOWER American Beauty Rose CLASS MOTTO Success Crowns Effort There were 35 members un the Sophomore Class at the begmnlng ot the term l952 S3 but four were lost namely Margaret Gallegos Emrlo Wells Vnrglnna Parson and Marnlyn Cochell However we ganned tour members Ruth Velasquez Archie Kung Jerry Martlndale and Sylvna Ernst which keeps our enrollment at 35 members We entered a float In the l-lomecomnng parade lt was decorated rn green and whnte Our attendant to the Homecomnng Queen was Marllyn Cochell As has been customary for a number of years our class decorated the gymnasnum forthe Freshman Receptnon On Wednesday January l4 the class had a skatang party at the Rol lerena In Longmont lt was a stormy nnght but auate a number of the class attended For the Valenune Dance Alnce Sheffer was attendant to the queen Our Junuor Red Cross representatives are Janet Carroll and Vnncent Salomonson Norma Swanson and Alice Shefter represent the Sophomores In the Student Councll Norma IS the Council secretary Our purpose In the World Hlstory course has been not only to gam a knowledge of the past but to be able to assoclate hlstorucal knowledge wnth present day occurrences and to be able to form nntellugent predlctuons on fu ture events We have used class dlscussuon oblectuve tests some debate re ports and nmpromptu talks to stlmulate class Interest We have endeavored to galn a knowledge of Socual Studnes which wnll make us better and more useful cutlzens We have used textbook maternal tor dnrectlve purposes un some Instances but have devuated numerous tumes to discuss problems ot current Interest D B Stukey Teacher 1 . 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B Qvnn-if gal- !! dn-fJbCuI.1 Q,4.Z4..1f7 VEi ww swf ,411 ,tA,Q-' ,-any CICS gn-41'-vlsfiuzl 1-ls N Xfb' 1' D' ll ,ga ee, wg z iq? is ll qw: M nw H lunlor Adame Leota Adams Leroy Allen ludy Baller Charles Bradney Robert Brehm Howard Burch Ball Dawes Larry Hertz Faye Hlnes Vnrguma Huppe Lew Ann lensen Wrlbert Koolstra Louise Krueger Bernard Myers Shirley Orback Sammy Ramos Sharon Schwlndt Mabel Stahlecker Bruce Starck Larry Starck Ioyce Sterkel Eva Templeton Rodney Tufts Mary Lou Velasquex Ella Warren Roy Wllliams Van Wolverton Annette Wykotf kis- :gb 1 ip 4' Cass it '7 'S-A Mm .D-.A -y 'Q-1 X l '4'etl,i',i1a KX-If FRESHMAN CLASS Presndent Sammy Ramos Vuce Presudent Junior Adame Secretary Leota Adams Treasurer Mabel Stahlecker Student Councnl Mary Lou Velasquez Bruce Starck Junnor Adame Sponsor Mr Ball The Freshman class has twenty nine members ln October we entered a float an the Home comm Parade which won third lace The class Van Roy Bob Vnrgunua Faye and Judy were ap pointed as commuttee members nn charge of the booths ln December the Freshmen had the con cessuons at a basket ball game ln January we had a poluo drvve and collected about S20 Leota Adams was candidate for Valentme Queen FRESHMEN INITIATION The Freshmen unltaatlon was held September 25th There were the usual costumes consnstmg of nnghtgowns barrels football jerseys etc After the parade down town the Sensors began the show Truth or Conse quences was played wnth all the Freshmen havung to pay the Consequences All the Freshmen survlved the barrage of tomatoes and everyone unclud Ing the Freshmen had a good tlme FRESHMEN RECEPTION ln the gym whuch had been very colorfully and beautafully decorated by the Sophomores, 33 Freshmen were honored at an annual receptlon held for them September 26, l952 Musnc was provnded by a jute box and every one had fun dancmg The formals the gurls wore also made quite an array of color A program consnstmg of some numbers from each of the classes was presented Apple Cuder and Cooknes were served by the Jumors The welcome was guven by the Presudent of the Sensor Class, Shurley Schleuger, and the response,from the Freshmen by Sammy Ramos, Presudent . 9 i . . p D also operated two Halloween booths at the carnival. I 'T l u ' NATIONAL ASSEMBLIES On October 3 l952 we heard a tremendous number of stars and raduo personalutues from coast to coast un the Cavalcade of Vouces Brungung us these vouces was Wulluam Ames the excellent um personator The lust uncluded commentators polu tucuans raduo and movue stars All of the vouces were very easy to recognuze and also amusung The closung number was a tap dance acquured through very unusual affects Mr Ames un a man ner of snappung hus fungers and clappung hus hands brought forth a sound exactly luke tap dancung Jana Woodrum accompanued hum On October 29 1952 at 8 30 Hal Rodman former Hollywood make up artust and NBC tele vusuon artust transformed sux B H S students unto amusung characters Robert Starck was made up furst as a grade school boy then as a college freshman and funal ly as an old man We dudn t know that Gene Ostermuller Jon Deunes Kenneth Krueger and Johnnue Nolde could sung wuth theur mouths closed but they made a fune lookung barber shop quarter Lastly and more seruously Douglas Wagner became a good umutatuon of General Robert E Lee and of Uncle Sam On Monday November l7 the Wulluams twuns Januce and Joan presented Western Serenades as well as popular and Hawauuan numbers It was one of the most unterestung Natuonal Assemblues ever to be presented un Berthoud Hugh School and everyone was very much pleased Specual numbers were deducated to Norma and Claude Kay and Duane and to Ronald Clark Accompanument was by guutars and a Hawouuan December 4 l95Z Bob Wood the brulluant young Amerucan cartoonust and entertauner pre sented Dramatuc Adventures wuth Chalk He drew several scenes and cartoons wrote some very complucated words upsude down and backwards and even showed us the future appear ances of Dale Nelson Duane Swanson Bob Brehm and Jum Reusbeck These were very amusung Al though we were several munutes late gettung out of school everyone enjoyed ut very much On February l7 l953 Mr Ellus a natuve of Java gave one of the most unterestung Natuonal As sembly programs of the year He had many unter estung thungs to show us that he had brought from Java He had the skeletons of many anumals that luve un Java The program was enuoyed by the Hugh School the Grade School and the faculty 'L l I ILx,.S ' ' C flmkf :egaf I g .- o- , I I I I , ' II Il . . . , I . . . . 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X554 EIGHTH GRADE Back Row Jerry Stevlng Kenneth Krueger Mnke Mayo Donnle Brnstol Jnm Turnbull Barry Orback Albert Boone Kent Robertson Second Row Delores Vngul Opal Wnght Barbara Adler Carol Stroh Mary Jean Wulllams Betty Sour Manlyn Woelhoff Meredlth Conner Dora Lara Mrs Walter Tlurd Row Dons Zoller Norma Unreln Mary Mangan Bobetta Hagler Ruby Brehrn Judy Bottger Phoebe Torres Myra Sterkel Pearl Teter Seated Front Jam Baller James Muller Alvm Kung Rnchord Sterkel Donmo Brutal Vin Prosldent 11952 53D LARIMER COUNTY C Y C L At the electlon of Larlmer County Young Cut: zens League offncers at the convention held an Fort Collms nn the sprung of 1952 a Summit seventh grader was elected presadent and Donnne Brustol was elected vuce presndent The presadent moved out of the Summut dnstruct before thus school year started leavmg Donnie actlng president for l952 53 He has already presuded very calmly and cap ably at the annual C Y C L banquet held un Fort Collins at the Methodlst Church February 20th with over l9O C Y C L members and frlends pres ent He wall be the presldlng officer at the annual conventlon to be held an Fort Collms Aprul 4th at l 30 p m when new offucers wnll be elected from the present 7th graders In the county EIGHTH GRADE CLASS OFFICERS Furst Semestcr Presudent Vuce Presudent Secretary Treasurer Lubraruan Student Councul Representatuve Sergeant at arms econd Semester Presudent Vuce Presudent Secretary Treasurer Lubraruan Student Councul Representatuve CLASS COLOR Blue and Gold CLASS FLOWER Talusman Rose CLASS MOTTO Donnue BFISTOI Barbara Adler Ruby Brehm Kent Robertson James Muller Betty Ann Sour Mary Mangan Barbara Adler Dora Lara Myra Jean Sterkel Mary Mangan Carol Stroh Donnue Brustol We Clumb Though the Path be Rugged The Eughth Grade began the school year of l952 S3 wuth an enrollment of thurty two sux of whom have been a part of the class from ufS begunnung These orugunal members are Donnue Brustol, Opal Wrught Bobetta Hagler Myra Jean Sterkel Kent Robertson and Doruakay Panzer Donnakay Panzer Laruta Huelscher Muruom Wells Mamue Avus and Januce James have left the class durung thus year to go to other schools Wesley Moore dud not complete thus year wuth the class However the group has gauned Pearl Teter Norma Unreun Dora Lara and Judy Bottger as new members makung a present membershup of thurty The class partucupates un the Colorado Young Cutuzens League program and class offucers serve the dual capacuty of beung C Y C L offucers also The class has had the uruusuol honor of havung one of uts members Donnue Brustol as presudung offucer of the Larumer County C Y C L for thus school year of l952 53 The 8th grade cuvucs class was organuzed unto commtttees lubrary cor respondung etc each responsuble for a Unut The second part of the year we used a Cuvucs workbook learnung about the dufferent functuons of the govern ment In Health both the 7th and 8th grades completed theur texts un February coverung many subuects about the body how ut runs what wull slow ut down and furst aud After completung the book we started Art soap carvung beung the furst prouect It was mostly craft work makung thungs rather than just drawung The Junuor Englush class has been readung everythung from poetry to the short story We entered the Amerucanusm contest and funushed up the year by work practuce and a revuew of punctuatuon and grammar Physucal Educatuon classes were held un every grade from 7 through I2 The program was basucally the same un the Junuor and Senuor hugh the brace test softball volleyball kuck ball basketball relays exercuses tumblung and some track and fueld actuvutues lnterclass tournaments were held The Fresh men played Fort Colluns un basketball and eught of the senuor hugh gurls at tended a play day at Aggues un February These classes are taught by Muss Whutney ,. . 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I 'I ' I . 1 1 1 - 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I - SEVENTH GRADE Back Row Second Row Thlrd Row Front Row Jun Lurnbert Gilbert Ornelas Joe Lara Donnie Nolde Pete Gorhn Raymond Welch Russell Wykoff Norman Delnes Gerald Schwab Larry Schrlner Karen Wnlllams Mary Huerta Rosemary Ramos Katherlne Nolde Mary Gallegos Betty Hart G ld era me Brahm Patsy Day Dorothy Graves Beverly Ol-back Sue Baller Mr Russell Karen Starck Thelma Terrell Irene Stahlecker Judy Ferguson Donna Adler JoAnn Schlelger Margaret Glasgow Vona Stevlng Robert Stralght Daniel Hernandez Tom McCartney Bernard Boone Joe Cunningham Rex Wykoff Marvm Hamilton E V .FI-Df Q2 W Fiwfrgfl f yi Wt' J J I 1 9 Q 6 D V, 5 V7 0 v ,,,f W lf. as Mrs Walter Bob Brehm Faye Hines Bull Starck Rodney Tufts Annette Wykoff Judy Koalstra Larry Starck Le Roy Allen Charles Mabel Stahlecker Larry Helghts Lew Ann ENGLISH I Davnes Sammy Ramos Bruce Baller Howard Burch Wllbert Bradney Mary Lou Valasquez Sterkel Leota Adams Shirley Orback Ello Warren Sharon Schwmdt Eva Templeton Vlrglma Huppe CHEMISTRY Bock Row Ronald Clark Ruchard Schlelger Mr McKmnon Front Row Jerry Huerta Jullan Huerta ' I I I I ' . 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I . . : , ' LIBRARY Bock Row Janet Gothler Julian Huerta Gladys Koolstra .laney Berglun Rolene Fletcher Ahce Woelhoff Cora Naylor Front Row Rosolue Sell Agnes Koolstra Georgno Sandersen Shurley Sterkel Thus year each Home Economucs class has two peruods of 45 munutes whuch means that we can get more work done especually un cookung We have two cookung projects One us the fuxung of lunch once un two weeks and the other us the pro vudung of lunch for the Student Councul also one day un each two week peruod A dufferent group of gurls assumes the responsubuluty each tume thus guvung each gurl th experuence of plannung fugur ung costs preparung and servung a meal Dorothy Wacker Gerald Huerta Mrs Hanna We are enuoyung our two new sewung tables very much These provude space for cuttung as well as sewung In the sewung classes the gurls sew for themselves or for other members of theur famuly Several of the gurls have made shurts or payamas on whuch they have used flat fell or welt seams Durung the year each gurl must complete an acceptable project un darnung and patchung put tung on a collar settung un sleeves and puttung un a zupper Some of the gurls are learnung to crochet a few are learnung to tat and some others have ex hubuted some unterest un knuttung HOME EC CLASSES Back Mary Ann Brehrn Charlene Johnson Vnrgnnna Starck Janet Gothler Ruth Valasquex Marllyn Cochell Janet Carroll Rosalue Sell Darlene Nelson Allce Sheffer Mrs Flshburn Front Kay Munter Dons Buehler Martha Ramos Mabel Stahlecker Eva Templeton Faye Hines Sharon Schwmdt Vrrgmua Parsons Ralene Fletcher 7 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 5 1 1 1 1 , , . . , . , . . 1 I ' O , . l t. , , I ' ' I 1 u. v . . . 1 I ,, a ll , 4.4 , 3 1 . A' - . cg. . ,vu 9 VI, t 5 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - - 3 1 1 1 1 I I I I Thus year we have learned that Alegbra ll us unterestung We have learned new and addutuonal ways of doung thungs that seemed too hard and dull last year As we master advanced Algebra we are preparung thoroughly for all future mathematucal courses The fundamental pruncuples and pro cesses of Algebra the language of Scuence have been stressed througn repetutuon un an attempt to buuld a baszc foundatuon for all future mathe matucs and scuence courses ln eughth grade aruthmetuc an attempt has been made to aud each pupul un overcomung hus partucular duffucultues un the basuc operatuons of aruthmetuc and buuld unto the munds ofthe group as a whole an apprecuatuon and under standung of the scope of mathematucs un the hughly scuentufuc world of our day Due to the hughly scuentufuc world of thus day a mere acauauntanceshup wuth all of the varuous scuences us essentual un order to guve us the abuluty to read and understand about thungs of a scuentufuc nature whuch are takung place from day to day General Scuence us the meduum through whuch thus The Sophomore Englush classes have had a varued program thus year They have had spellung unuts grammar skulls panel duscussuons and theme wrutung Also they have studued varuous types of luterature poetry short stones essays plays and novels Each student wrote an orugunal short story And each student also wrote an essay on Amerucanusm for the Amerucan Leguon essay contest The Latun ll class has read many unterestung storues of ancuent Rome as well as followed the conauests of Juluus Caesar Theur crawnung vuctory was the Latun banquet held at Jana Woodrum s home on March l3 Every thung was carrued out un Latun menu unvutatuons costumes and games The world hustory class has found the study of the ancuent medueval and modern world fascunatung and unspuratuonal The lubrary scuence students have kept the lubrary open and avaulable to the pupuls and teachers through all peruods of the day New books and magazunes comung un frequently add much unterest to our patrons Mrs Han na Teacher ability may be acquired, Mr. Mohler, Teacher. DRIVING CLASS 1' 'V Back Row Front Row +9-' Lp Jane Berghn Agnes Koolstra Georgna Sandersen Barbara Nolde Jam Relsbeck Shlrley Sterkel lm the carl Alice Sheffer Jana Woodrum Johnny Nolde Dean Muller Julnan Huerta Kenneth Schlelger Gladys Koolstra Raymond Oberdlck Vmcent Salomonson Gene Klehn Robert Stahlecker Darald Vlgll Tom Torres Kenneth Gent: Mr Mohler ALGEBRA ll Back Row Rolene Fletcher, Jana Woodrum, Carolyn Stralght, Norma Swanson Middle Row Vlncent Salomonson, Jerry Ferguson, Kenneth Coker Front Row Mr Mohler, Raymond Oberdlck, Johnny Vugul ' H+ ' '-una R i - X' A ' g 1 4 . D h , Q , f '4' V ' . K . 4 G -.-n Y R fri-L, ,-- ,...- -. y -- - ,Q-.- ' - ll x . - - ' 1 xg , , I ' . l : i , ,gg 1 Zvi.. 2,1 A '- l' 1- 'll X 1 ' I I - ,. if I' 1 ' ' U ' Q- ' -e . 2 1 1 F x' ,. Q v 4. vu' - A A rr 'N M , 1 - V ,- , Q , . . , 0 - on - 4 11 , .. 4 ', 'v 0 1 , K . - 1 I . ry Vx V . 'Y i -- y R 1,s l KG , 5 XL Q ' Il 1' 4 Q 1 ' ' . I f H x 5 ,VN Y l fl -'lf ., f 1- l Z . I I . I I . . , . . 1 1 1 . f 1 I 1 - - x COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT Durmg the past year the commercual depart ment was enlarged glvlng nearly twlce as much avanlable space Thus added space has gnven more students access to the commercual subjects We now have eighteen typewruters whlch are In use nearly every period ot the day We have nineteen advanced and thnrty one begmmng typssts The Bookkeepung class us composed of twenty one Junuor and Sensor students most of whom spend at least two peruods a day on requured work The goal as to study how to work out and learn to use a bookkeeping cycle Only Shorthand l as being guven thus year but next year a Secretarlal class will be glven for sec ond year students as well as a begvnnung class for Junuors ln l95O an addlng machlne was added to the equipment of the commercial department Durlng the past four years we have recelved eight new typewrlters Thus sprung a new Gestetner duplrcatmg machane was added to the equupment of thus de partment Row Row Row Row Row Dale Nelson Claude Lee Jan Delnes Gene Klehn .hm Rlesbeck Bob Brehm Dons Ferguson Sandra Thornton Duane Swanson Agnes Koolstra Vngmua Starck Charlene Johnson Monlyn Urbom Gladys Koolsfra V Dean Davis Dory Buehler Clarence Hart Johnnne Nolde TYPING I I I I Yi as -A 'R ' . 3 - ft ' '3115 x ' 1 , - X , -. 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COMMERCIAL CLUB Top Row Gerald Huerta Shlrley Schleuger Janey Berglm Mass Wught Dorothy Wacker Agnes Koolstra Vlrgmra Stevnng Bottom Row Gladys Koo'stra Dorothy Hanson Barbara Nolde Georgla Sandersen Shirley Sterkel Manlyn Urbom The Commercaal Club IS composed of a group of Seniors who have com pleted at least fnve semester hours nn the commercaal department This year we have a membership of twelve Monthly meetings are planned whnch usually start wlth a dinner In one of the homes and prepared by a commuttee from the group After the bus: ness meeting some form of social entertamment completes the evening BOOKKEEPING ,,.... bf Row I John Hahn, Norlen Sandy, Robert Starck, Miss Wright, Douglas Wagner Row ll Howard Buehler, Alan Buehler, Georgna Sanderson, Shrrley Sterlcel Row lll Dorothy Hanson, Sally Wilson, Barbara Nolde, Janey Berglm Row IV Harold Wllllams, Vurgunuo Stevung, Leonard Stahlecker, Dorothy Wacker Row V Shlrley Schlelger, Dorls Myers ' f 4 . V, , , 4, i T 3 R .T 5 I ,Z I 7. We f . 1 ein A 1 f , Q- Q. , ' t . lo Q. ' 1 1 31 3 Ll Q C7 I 9' U K ' I , . 1 ' ,x , : I A . 1 1 1 1 , . : ' I 1 1 1 . 1 . 1 I ' - Q Q e , - A 1 ,.'. , A i L Q- ,Q 1- 1 - vu QF4 Adams Lee Tapey Bernard Myers Second Row Bull Davies Lawrence Starck Gene Klehn Norlen Sandy John Hahn Howard Buehler Gene Ostermlller John Beck Jun Relsbeck Mr Ball Front Row LeRoy Allen Robert Starck Jon Demes Claude Lee Norma Swanson sweetheart Robert Brehrn Vincent Solomonson Kenneth Gentx Seated Jack Thornton Bruce Starck Charles Bradney Wllbert Koolstra JUNIOR F F A Back Row Albert Boone Kenneth Krueger Mnke Mayo Barry Orbock Kent Robertson Jerry Stevmg Front Row Mr Ball Donnie Brustol Jun Baller Rnchard Sterkel Jnm Turnbull Alvm Kung Q 3 O Q i L i ' : ' : RQ A 5 L A, . Q .. A , 1 f , - '. ' 1 V 1 Q- -I L . 1 k , , A ' A Q, ro nn -Q 3 , 5 I Lf ' -.. A Q f fl F ll A 1 7. V f -H-A--W -- -- -A .- .. ., ,,-, Back Row: Bobbie Brehm, Howard Burch, Ronald Clark, Jerry Ferguson, Dean Miller, Alan Buehler, Fred a I I I a 3 ' 1 U 1 s r 1 I I I I I. ' ' 5 . 1 1 1 I 1 1 I I ' . U I I 'T S 1 5' ' . ' .. i no f 9 . - H -.f Q- :Z ,Q Q . gud Q ff A A 'cv S- 1 tr Z 1 I 1 D r I . I. l ' I . , l I 1 l 1 I I ' BERTHOUD FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA FFA as a nataonal organazataon ot boys studyang vocataonal agraculture an 8 OOO rural hagh schools an the Unated States Colorado has 2 OOO actave Fu ture Farmers of Ameraca an 68 FFA Chapters throughout the state There are over 360 OOO ac tave members throughout the nataon The local Chapter offacers who were elected for the l952 l953 school year Claude Lee Presa dent Robert Brehm Vace Presadent Vancent Salo monson Secretary Jon Deanes Treasurer Kenneth Gentz Reporter Robert Starck Sentanel and Le Roy Allen Hastoraan Our FFA Sweetheart as Norma Swanson Some of the most amportant actavataes conduct ed by the Chapter durang the past year are the an nual all day trap to the Nataonal Western Lavc stock and Seed Show at Denver the annual tour of the Great Western Sugar Beet Factory the annual Sweetheart Contest the partacapataon an the annual Chrastmas decorataons for the town of Berthoud the Dastract Farm Mechanacs Contest at Berthoud the local FFA Seed Show and the local Greenhand lna taataon Other actavataes that the Chapter has par tacapated an are the Eaton Seed Show the Laramer County Faar the Dastract Lavestock Contest the Dastract Poultry Contest Dastract Meetangs and the Colorado FFA State Conventaon at Grand Junctaon Probably the most amportant actavaty conducted by the members of the Berthoud FFA Chapter was the Farst Annual Flap Jack Day Junaor Faar and Greased Pag Contest Fafteen FFA members own and wear thear own FFA jackets advertasang Berthoud Colorado Eaght outstandang members of the Chapter wall receave FFA letter awards on Honor Day Actave members of our local Chapter anclude the tollowang vocataonal Agraculture Students Jon Deanes Claude Lee Robert Brehm Alan Buehler Norlen Sandy Howard Buehler Gene Kaehn Ken neth Gentz Robert Starck John Hahn Jam Reas beck John Beck Jack Thornton Jerry Ferguson Lee Tapey Gene Ostermaller Vancent Salomonson Dean Maller Ronald Clark Fred Adams Archae Kang Larry Starck Bruce Starck Charles Bradney Howard Burch Robert Brehm LeRoy Allen Wal bert Koolstra Bernard Myers Ball Davaes JUNIOR FFA CHAPTER The Junaor FFA as a local school organazataon for boys who want to study general agraculture There are eleven members an thas group Our offacers are Presadent Jam Baller Vace Presadent Rachard Sterkel and Secretary Treasurer Donnae Brastol Our actavataes for thas year were a roller skatang party a Chrastmas flower growang project and an over naght fashang trap Chapter meetangs are held monthly VOCATICNAL AGRICULTURE SHOP I - VOCATIONAL AGRICULTURE Mr Ball Lero en n an k L S lx , y All , Jo De es, Glne Kuehn, Jun Rensbec , arry Charles Bradney, Claude Lee, Bruce Starck, Vmcent Salomenson X I . I5 I T I sf- ' I ' ' ' ' fl . ! r ' A 3 5 . I I I C I I ' I I l 3 I , .HM v ' I Bruce Starck, Jim Reisbeck, .lan Deines, Gene Kie n, ilbert Koolsrra, Claude Lee, Bob Brehm, Vincent Salamenson, Charles Bradney. U zu-1' Q I I A I I5 U I 1 Seninr Class Flag' JUDY PULLS THE CURTAIN Thus play involves three young hugh school gurls Judy and Ann Travus and their friend Lucy Martin who are determined to become great ac tresses Theur boy friends Bull Johnny and Jack think ut us a lot of foolishness The gurls want Mr Phulup Kingston a great Hollywood director to come to Maywood to promote their talents The boys de cude to end the gurls wuld udeas once and for all They dress up Joe Sydney a one time gangster to impersonate Mr Kingston Mrs Travus once knew Mr Kingston so she us aware of what us goung on Finally everyone realuzes Joe us a fake producer However the gurls are still determuned to become actresses Bull Martin Lucy Judy Ann Jack Martin Travus Travis Stevens Johnny Blaur Joe Sydney Mrs Travus Professo Travis Miss Sloan ---------- Martha Cook - Sue Cook ---------- Stage Managers Claude Lee Vurgunua Stevung Dorothy Hanson Shirley Schleuger Jon Deunes Gerald Huerta Dale Nelson Georgua Sanderson - - - - - - - - - RobertBrehm Barbara Nolde Agnes Koolstra Shirley Sterkel - Julian Huerta Dean McGee Ronald Clark Business Managers ---- Dean Davis Dorothy Wacker Gladys Koolstra Advertising-Properties - - Marilyn Urbom Douglas Wagner Duane Swanson ' ' -I' Junnor Class Dlag Back Row Mlss Whitney Robert Stohlecker Jun Relsbeck Johnny Nolde Howard Buehler Vlrglmo Starck Kenneth Gent: Harold Wulhams Rlchard Schlenger Middle Row Sandra Thornton Alan Buehler Doris Buehler Clarence Hart Robert Starck Doris Ferguson Gene Knehn Front Row Sally Wllsan Charlene Johnson Hercules Nelson s aunt and uncle had long awaated a vvslt from thelr nephew and they even went so far as to let hum brnng along hls bosom pal Wnlbur Maxwell They know that hls uncle had tak en a new job that of an undertaker The boys are terrnfned and are goung home when they fund there IS a GUEST an the house a man named Jason T Quugley who otherwlse ran out of gas Has funer al ns to be on Monday Then Wulbur spots Celeste Herc s cousln, and decudes to stay Not long after ward thungs begun to happen Mr Quigley the GUEST walks around The boys are terrufled agann but he never was really dead someone had traed to do away wlth hum All turns out okay Wulbur Maxwell Celeste Nina Quigley Frankie Uncle Bob Granny Mr Qulgley Dr Brown Madlnne Harry Schuster Daphnne Claude Helper CAST Harold Wllllams Charlene Johnson Jo Ann Adler Dons Buehler Clarence Hart Dons Ferguson Gene Kelhn Robert Starck Sandra Thornton Alan Buehler Vurgsma Starck Howard Buehler Kenneth Gentz . 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I ' ll II ' , . 1 ' Il ll ' I ' ' ' I I ' ' . . - H H - f .G Hercules Nelson- - -... - - Richard Schleiger I I . . .T lliumzcnming October 3 1952 was a beautlful day In Ber thoud for Homecomnng At 12 45 the parade led by the bond left the hfgh school and paraded through town The flrst float carned the kung and queen Bob Brehm and Shnrley Sterkel and their attendants Sandra Thornton Junnor Maralyn Cochell Sopho more and Mary Lou Velosquez Freshman The other floats were an succession of ten years The seventh grade s float dated 1903 was representing Berthoud s flrst band The bug snow of 1913 was the theme of the elghth grade s float whuch placed second The thnrd place float was that of the Freshmen showlng the Golden Twentles 1923 The Sophomores portrayed the depression ending In 1933 The Junnors whose float was flrst place wlnner used the V symbol for victory In 1943 as their theme Another float represented the lead penny nssued only m that year and a ra tuon book so common then At the half of the football game between Ber thoud and Tlmnath the Queen Shirley Sterkel was crowned by the actnng football captaln Dale Nel son Shurley Schlenger Sensor Class President crowned Bob Brehm Kung The Homecoming Dance took place that eve ning at 8 30 In the gym wuth Monte Woggerner s group provudung the muslc Homecommg Day a tnbute to all Berthoud Hugh School alumna then came to o close mt HOMECOMING Kung Bob Brehm Attendant Mary Lou Valasquez Queen Shlrley Sterkel Attendants Sandra Thornton and Marulyn Cochell JR HIGH CHEERLEADERS Back Betty Hart, Mary Mangan, Mary Jean Wulhams, Donna Adler Front Myra Sterkel, Phoebe Torres, JoAnn Schlenger A L y x 4 f 'A ,K , ' I ' I- l p xfv - ' I lv ?'. ,l Y, 1 4 ', is f A Q , , ,f X' ' , . . , If . 1-' . 4 ' A lg .A ' E' if I Q Sli., A ' ' A 1 : , ' : . Left to rught Shlrley Schlelger Dorothy Henson Charlene Johnson A CHEERLEADERS The A squad cheerleaders were chosen from the Junuor and Sencor gurls whsle the B squad cheerleaders were chosen from Sophomore and Freshman gurls The student body chose as A squad cheerleaders Shnrley Schlelger Dorothy Hanson and Charlene Johnson and as B squad cheer leaders Carolyn Stranght and Leota Adams wnth whlte luck pleats wlth wool sweaters over a whlte tailored blouse Theur mslgma was the same as the Slgma Club a maroon B on a whlte megaphone For basketball they wore whlte wool skirts luned wuth maroon satm the same sweaters and blouses The B squad chose maroon corduroy sklrts white wool sweaters and whlte taulored blouses They also wore the some lnsugnla as the Srgma Club Charlene Johnson, Shirley Schlolger Dorothy Hanson Il Il . . ' ' ll ll I ' Il Il ' ' 1 ' Il II 1 I I ' , . The A squad cheerleaders chose for football season, maroon slacks , . , . ll ll . ' ' . ' - - . . . ' SIGMA CLUB Back Row Second Row Tlnrd Row Seated Vlrgmna Stevung Aluce Shefferd Jana Woodrum Norma Swanson Annette Wykolf Ella Warren Mary Ann Brehrn Sandra Thorton Marllyn Urbom Vlrgmra Starck Georgia San dersan Janey Berglm Dons Ferguson Shurley Sterkel Eva Templeton Mary Lou Valasquez Sharon Schwmdt Marnlyn Cochell Janet Gotlner Darlene Nelson Caro Naylor Vurgmra Huppe, Lew Ann Jensen Mrs Abbott Kay Munter Judy Baller Joyce Sterkel Mabel Stahlecker Vurgmla Parson Loulse Krueger Barbara Nolde Allce Woelhoff Dorus Buehler Sally Wllson Leota Adams Slnrley Scllleuger Dorothy Hanson Charlene Johnson Carolyn Stranght OFFICERS Vuce Presudent Charlene Johnson Secretary Norma Swanson Treasurer Sharon Schwundt Sponsor Mrs Merle Abbott ln the fall of l949, a permanent unuform of a maroon sweater maroon skurt and whute blouse was adopted Thus unuform us a club requurement The Sugma Club has rnauntauned good sports manshup as well as good attendance at all games Socual events durung the year The unutuatuon un October and wuth all the other gurls of the school the Sugma Club held uts annual tea and receptuon for the mothers of hugh school students Thus year maroon and whute pom pons were made and carrued at all basketball games : . . . . I , I I I I I I I . I . . . I . - r . - : . I D I I I l I . I . I I I . . . , . . . : I I I I . . . I . . , I l I I I l ' President -----'---- Marilyn Urbom , - V I - I I Che Sinheni Q'ounz1l Q09 Bock Row Dora Lara Mary Lou Valasquez Agnes Koolstra Geraldme Brehm Robert Starck John Hahn Vln cent Solomonsan Gladys Koolstra Junlor Adame Betty Sour Bruce Starck Second Row Charlene Johnson Barbara Nolde Howard Buehler Norma Swanson Mr Stukey Robert Brehrn Rnchard Schlelger Alice Shefterd Robert Stralght JR RED CROSS T' Front Row Mvss Whitney, Joann Adler, Duck Humrnel, Dean McGee, Vincent Salomonson, Judy Baller, Bruce Starck Back Row Geraldune Brehm, Charlene Johnson, Janet Carroll, Vlrgmla Stevung, Marulyn Urbom, Mereduth Conner 2 . ' ' ,f e , ' 'ff 2 3 ', Af E 4 J 5 . ll l I 'l I , K ' 'I' 1 , s .A . -,Y 5, l z A 1 2, in I ' 3 i '-4 is . 5. 0 - 1' v 5 5, 1 X: A ' , . V -y .' - 1 - 5 - 'Q 1 ,J K . - Y ' . . , S' , . ,t Q 4 X? - E - 2 , . , ' , , , - 1 I I I - 5 1 I , I - 1 , I I - Q 1 ' ' l A : - 4. . , . 1 ' f-1 '1 1 ' 1, Y :. - 2 p '29 I Q s, ,, : '- f L, or v '. 5, x 6. 'i , 1 -1 1 HIGH SCHOOL PHYSICAL EDUCATION Back Row Rosalle Sell Gladys Koolstra Agnes Koolstra Barbara Nolde Janey Berglln vlfgllild Stark Vlrglma Stevmg Dorothy Hanson Shnrley Schlelger Mlss Whitney Second Row Leota Adams Joyce Sterkel Sharon Schwmdt Allce Shefterd Janet Gothler Marllyn Cochell Rolene Fletcher Cora Naylor Alice Woelhoff Front Row Shirley Sterkel Judy Baller Martha Ramos Ruth Valasquex Vlrglnla Huppe Lew Ann Jen GIRLS IR HIGH PHYS ED Back Row Middle Row: First Row: Kathy Nolde Dans Zaller Dorothy Graves Rosemary Ramos Sue Baller Dora Lara Phoebe Torres, Donna Adler, Opal Wright, Meredith Connor, Norma Unreln Mary Jean Williams, Mary Mangan. Patsy Day, Beverly Orback, Mary Galegos, Bobetta Hagler, Judy Ferguson Ruby Brehm Barbara Adler, Betty Sour, Carol Stroh, Geraldine Brehm, Marilyn Woelhoff, Pearl Teter. Mary Huerta, Myra Sterlsel, Irene Stahlecker, JoAnn Schleiger, Karen Starck, Vona Steving Margaret Glasgow, Thelma Terrell, Karen Williams, Dolores Vigil, Betty Hart, Judy Bottger. I I CLUB AQ il-aa :VI Back Row John Beck Clarence Hart Dean McGee Howard Buehler Dale Nelson Robert Brehm Fred Adams Gene Ostermaller Mr McKmnon Second Row Harold Wllllams Jahnnue Nolde Robert Starck Duane Swanson Rlchard Schleager Leonard Stahlecker Junnor Ramos Front Row Alan Buehler John Hahn Dean Davls Jack Thornton Norlen Sandy I ...1 lp: u--.l Top Row Donna Adler Geraldme Brehrn Patsy Day Betty Sour Barbara Adler Ruby Brehm ludy Ferguson Mary lean Wllllams Marilyn Woelhott Carol Stroh Meredith Conner Dorothy Graves Mnddle Row Dora Lara Pearl Teter Dolores Vlgll Opal Wrnght Bobetta Hagler Mary Gallegos ludy Bottger Norma Unrem Beverly Orback Sue Baller Irene Stahlecker Rosemary Ramos Bottom Row Phoebe Torres Betty Hart Mary Mangan Myra Sterkel Dons Zoller Mary Huerta Vona Stevlng Margaret Glasgow Thelma Terrell Karen Starck loAnn Schlerger Kathy Nolde Karen Wllllams Ho , Spaulal' Back Row Russell Wykoff Bernard Boone Donme Bustol Raymond Welch lam Turnbull Larry Schnener Peter Cor ham Norman Deanes Second Row Kenneth Krueger, loe Lara, Gllbert Ornelas, Tom McCartney, Albert Boone. Gerald Schwab, Ioe Cunnmgham, lames Muller, lerry Stevmg Front Row Danrel Hernandez, Rex Wykott, Alvm Kang, Donnle Nolde, Kent Robertson. Richard Sterkel, Marvm Harmlton llm Baller. Robert Straight 5 3 2 . S . 5 5 s ' 1 lf 1 l -l 4' I is L' 1 ' ix Q 7 ' f s ' ? ? ' P A e , 1 ' wr I l Q .. .. l Q o 'J W E, nf- g . I r E V - 1 ', .f, ' . 4 - . ' S 3 , , , . ,1 E ' , A ' l ' 32 M Q , ' X Y' , ,.g,, f . s , , , . :H I 1 5 . Y I Q , K 1. J 1- I ! : - . . l A . . . . . . 2 . . . Q . . . . . . . . . . . . U Q , . t ' . . 1 1 1 Q .5 1 6 , if - Y 5 - 1 - r E ,L 1 . it . 'N' . 3 ' , 5 : , f ' ' Y, - Sa , . ,J X .' X - nf ' ' . if 'K N . -. 5 R N 'E' V A. t ' ',.5+.5 Z1 ' 'A are U0 M- F 115, 1' L X V ' 'u x ,. 2 . . ' ' . . ' . ' . - , . Qhnrus Back Row Fred Adams Dean McGee Bob Brehm Clarence Hart Duane Swanson Dale Nelson Harold Wlllaams Mel vln Schaffer Lee Tapey Eldon Myers ClkDkl-l llhnBeck Middle Row Tom Tones lumor Adame lon Dennes lumor Ramos lohnny Huerta Ronald ar nc umme o Gene Klehn lack Thornton Van Wolverton Front Row lohnny Vlgul Vincent Solrnonson Kenneth Schlelger Sonny Oberdlck jerry Ferguson Leonard Stahlecker luhan Huerta Robert Stahlecker Sammy Ramas Roy Wnlhams Gerald Huerta Back Row Middle Row Front Row loyce Sterkel ludy Baller Allce Shettev lana Woodrum Norma Swanson Annette Wykott Ella Warren Mary Ann Brehm Sandra Thornton Manlyn Urbom Vurguma Starck Georgra Sanderson laney Berglm Shnrley Sterkel Eva Templeton Dons Ferguson Manlyn Cochell Vnrgnnla Parsons Louise Krelger Alice Woellhott Darlene Nelson Barbara Nolde Shurley Schleuger Dorothy Hanson Dorothy Wacker Dory Buehler Sally Wulson Lew Ann lensen Leota Adams Vugnnua Stevnng Sharon Schwmt Mary Lou Valasquez Shirley Orback Mabel Stahlecker Faye Hrnes Carolyn Stralght Kay Munter Charlene lohnson Vnrgmna Hoppe Cora Naylor Martha Ramos Gladys Koolstra VI-QOH vlCZOI0 ' ni v I V 4.. 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I 1 ' 1' . , J ,- 1 . , 1 ' ' ,QalAf'ia. - - fm ' h r-:U-G1 Y' I Vi IDCZOIO CHORUS Sunce Musuc us the Unuversal Language and sunce musuc us a large part of recre atuonal actuvutues of all people euther through partucupatuon or lustenung ut us the aum ot the musuc department ot the Berthoud Hugh School to reach as many of the students ot the school as passuble Choral groups are open to all students who have a desure to sung Each class meets twuce a week wuth muxed chorus an Frudays A Chrustmas Vesper program was held December l4 wuth both choruses par tucupotung and also a specual muxed chorus A Sprung operetta Hold that Curtaun was presented March ZO Chorus for the Junuor Hugh us compulsory for all who possess average sungung abuluty Instrumental unstructuon us necessaruly lumuted to those students who can secure an unstrument It us our aum to teach these young unstrumentalusts understandung and apprecuatuon of musuc through actual performance Instrumental musuc us offered through all grades above the fourth Advanced band members receuve one pruvate les son weekly durung school hours at no cost to the student and un addutuon to dauly bond lt us hoped to secure a good record player and a supply of good records to help teach good lustenung apprecuatuon A BAND The Berthoud Hugh School Band membershup now numbers 40 Thus us the turst year we have had grade school members un A band They come to the hugh school three days o week for class An excellent ratung was rec uved at CMEA Festuval un Fort Colluns un April l95Z Each band member receuved an excellent ratung medal A bronze plaque unscrubed wuth the rctung and Mrs Abbott s name also was receuved Band Day at the Unuversuty of Colorado us always somethung to work for In l952 the band won uts furst superuor ratung The summer band program us very umportant sunce all traunung for marchung us done then Band us held three nught a week for marchung and playung Several summer concerts were held on the tennus courts PEP BAND The Pep Band has a permanent membershup thus year It has helped the pep club at all home games and also at a couple of out of town games B Cr C BANDS The B 5' C bands are traunung bands whuch consust of Junuor Hugh and grade school chuldren respectuvely Theur aum us to become a member of A Band and partucu pate un theur actuvutues - ll - ' ll ' ' I I ' Il . - II I l ' rehearsals. . . . . I . I . 1 . l l . . 35211121 Back Row Muddle Row Fnrst Row Very Front Judy Ferguson Dorothy Hanson Vurgmna Starck Melvnn Schaffer Annette Wykoff Norma Swanson Dean McGee Harold Wlllnams Carolyn Stracght Shnrley Schlelger Jummy Ferguson Charlene Johnson Dorls Ferguson Kay Munter Manlyn Waelhoff Roy Wnl hams Dolores Vlgll Lee Tapey Charles Bradney Gerald Schwab Albert Schmld Jerry Ferguson Myron Tlndgren Jlmmy Mllter Dans Buehler Judy Bottger Sally Wllson Vlrglnla Stevmg Allce Woelhoft Fred Adams Karen Walhams Duncon Crosby Darrell Aschenbrenner Dudley Crosly Mrs Abbott Leota Adams Vlrglnla Huppe Judy Baller A BAND SVl1!Pi,5f'? or f -gm , 1 i-1 '. 1 1 , 5 3 1 1... 1 A 1 1 2 1 1 1 1 1 ' : , . PEP BAND Top Row Dons Ferguson Norma Swanson Alice Woelhoff Vnrglma Stevlng Jerry Fer guson Dean McGee Melvm Schaffer Kay Munter Bottom Row Gerald Schwab Darrell Aschenbrenner Charles Bradney Bock Row Robert Grlgnon Dorothy Groves Sue Boller Eddie Stroh Betty Hart Larry Schremer Front Row Gorry Maelzer Vernon Maelxer Nancy Boller Make Wulburn Bull Sampson Mrs Abbott , ig i fx I5 1 - , , lf e ls E . F . . z . I I . I . .. . I - Z , , . 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' .1511 ,t E tc E '1 Q. . f ty . . 1. , A rt 1 1 1 , , 11 xx. tI'1 I. t ,. the 1 1 - - - - O 7 I 1 - - 1 - - - - - 6 7 1 ' 1 7 35 1 1 1 - f O pb I 1 1 1 - f A - 1.1 44 Im' 1 1 - - A O 55 1 f ' 1 O JI-S ST 1 I 'I 6 lf: - - - 1 - f 3I 258 . f - f I2 6 BASKETBALL BERTHOUD C ot C Berthouds furst bwsketball Fame was a practuce game wuth the Br-rthourl Chamber of Commerce team The SDartans lack ung practuce lost wuth a score of 3 38 Hugh scorer for the hugh school team was Howard Buehler wth sux pounts Bob Bluss was hugh pount man r the C of C wuth I6 poun ERIE The Spartan lost the openung conference game at Erue -4I S3 Berthouds hugh polnt man was Clarence Hart wuth eleven pounts and jor dan scored nunctccn pounts for the Tugers Half tume score was 30 28 un lavor of Berthoud Berthoud s B team won wuth 1 score of 24 I6 Robert Stahlecker scored nune pounts for Berthoud and Brown sux for Ere WELLINGTON Wuth Duane Swanson scorung eleven pounts fOr the Spartans they dropped the turst home conterence game 38 77 un favor of Wellungton Edgar Ruce scored I pounts for the wunnung Eagles The score o the B game was un favor of Wellungton Whutman and Ceory tued for theur hugh score wuth fuve pounts each Norlen Sandy WHS OI- '5 Wm' seven f the by a Vugul APORTE Berthoud played OHS Of the most thfulluns 8ameS 0 L season on theur home floor December wuth LaPorte but lost It score of 40 44 The game was very close most of the tume Derald t L Portes hugh hugh pount man for the Spartans scored twelve poun s a man Leon Gluck made ten pounts The B same W35 also 5 good l'1 l't The score 26 34 un favor of LaPorte Norlcn SandY was '3B3'l 'E Lught pounts john Davus of LaPorte scored nune pount OOC wuth TuuvuNATH when Berthoaa played on me cubs floor they were df ua feated 33 57 The hugh pount man for Berthoud and Tumnath were l0 fl Nolde wnth ten pounts and Shader wuth eleven DOIVITS VESDECYIVCW The score of the B teams was 22 26 the Spartans traulung Dale Nelson Norlen Sandy and Gerald Huerta all Sparton men had fuve pounts CBCh Il Two Tumnath players havung eught pounts each were Baus and Schu ung LYONS Berthoud s furst vuctory of the season came when they defeated tans wuth twelve pounts Dave Broduc of Lyons scored ten Lyons was short of men so the junuor Hugh played prevuous to the A game Ber thouds rouo lost the trral LAPORTII Bcrthouds five dropped another conference game to La Porte The score was 30 90 Thus game was played on the LaPorte floor Hugh pount men for Berthoud were Rlchard Sfhlelgef Clafemfe Hart and johnnne Nolde each wuth sux pounts LaPortes hugh pount man was Bll Drake wuth forty two pounts The B team was also defeated The SCOYC of thus game was 25 I4 johnny Nolde Clarence Hart Ruehard Schleuger Derald Vugul Howard Buehler johnny Vugul Robert Starck Norlen Sandy Dale Nelson Robert Stahlecker ERIE On February 3 the Spartan fuve were defeated by the Erue Tugers on Berthouds home floor un a conference game The thurd quarter found the Spartans out to guve the Erue squad trouble Berthoud made 28 pounts un the last quarter Clarence Hart was the Spartan hugh pount man wuth I3 pounts jordon was the Tugers hugh pount man wuth 26 pounts The SCOf9 was 52 61 The B team was also defeated by the Erue B team The score of thus flame was Z5 38 TIMNATH Fruday February I3 the Spartans were defeated un a conference game wuth the Tumnath Cubs The game was played on the Spartan court The Cubs led the game by the score of S8 30 Rlchard Schleuger was the Spartan hugh pount man wuth 8 pounts Don Hartung was the Cubs hugh pount man wuth 20 pounts by the Cubs The score of thus game was 37 27 The B team was also defeated the Spartans traveled to Lyons Berthouds hugh pount man was LYONS On Saturday February I4 where they defeated the Luons SS Sl johnnue Nolde wuth I9 pounts Lyons hugh pount man was Ernue Sumkuns wuth II pounts The junuor Hugh team was defeated by the Lyons team I2 24 ESTES PARK ln one of the most excutung games of the season the Spartan fuve defeated the Bobcats 78 3 on February I7 on the Berthoud court Berthoud led the game from the begunnung Berthouds hugh pount man was Robert Stark wuth nune pounts Estes hugh pount man was Hal both wuth nune pounts The B team lost to Estes I7 31 The hugh pount man for Berthoud was johnny Vugul WAVERLY On Fruday February 20 un a conference game on the Berthoud court the Spartans defeated the Waverly Mustangs 56 36 The Spartans were un the lead throughout the game johnnue Nolde was the hugh pount man for Berthoud wuth I5 pounts Waverlys hugh pount man was Bone wuth I2 pounts The junuor Hugh was defeated agaun by Waverlys junuor Hugh the score was I6 Z6 WELLINGTON In an away fro n home game wuth Wellungton the twenty two pounts or the Eagles Puerson scored twenty pounts to be hugh man The B game score was 42 31 Dale Nelson was hugh wuth nune pounts Armuuo was hugh pount man for Wellungton wuth seven pounts ESTES PARK The last game of the season for the Spartan was an excutung three munute overtume game wuth the Estes Park Bobcats The funal score was 39 44 wuth the Bobcats ahead Hugh scorer for the Spar tans was johnny Nolde wuth thurteen pounts Brough and Halbroth were tued wtth suxteeen each for the Bobcats The B team won theur game by the score of 26 IS johnny Vugul was hugh wuth fourteen for the Spartans INDIVIDAUL SCORING john Hahn 4 Gerald Huerta Harold Wulluams Duane Swanson john Beck junuor Ramos Alan Buehler Robert Brehm Sammy Ramos Fred Adams Tommy Torres 24 lo . ts. U V ' I ' K I u . I I - A f '- u7f22 ' . - , , L- 11 ' T . I A ' A' ' l M- L -2 - I ru uw f th S A ' - ' LYOHS 20-24 on the home Hom' Rmhafd Schlelger was lg or e par Spartans lost by the score of 83-46. johnny Nolde was hugh scorer with 1 4 ' I ' I . I . . Y . g - u 5 - 7 - - 2I . f . 7 A uo2 ' ' - - - - zu ' ' Y - - - 92 - r Y - - I7 - - - - - - B2 - - - V - - I3 - - - - 70 ' r - r - - I I . . . . . f 49 ' ' r s - II - A V - - 48 . . . . - IO - - - - - 43 - - - - - 8 - g - - - - 42 - - - - ' H 5 - f - - 28 - - - - A 2 illaskeihall A STRING BASKETBALL R w ll Duane Swanson John Hahn Mr McKinnon Howard Buehler Johnny Nolde Robert Starck ow John Beck Richard Schlenger Clarence Hart Bob Brehm Junior Ramos Darrell Vigil B STRING BASKETBALL Row I: Tom Torres, Jack Thornton, Robert Stahlecker, Mr. McKinnon, LeRoy Allen, Sammy Ramos Row ll: Alan Buehler, Fred Adams, Dale Nelson, Harold Williams, Narlen Sandy. Raw Ill: Johnny Vigil, Gerald Huerta, Bruce Starck, Larry Starck. 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