Berthoud High School - Spartan Yearbook (Berthoud, CO)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1954 volume:

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Fickel D - Geofge Ruete' secfefary Tfeasllfef Mr Warren Autrey Colorado A Car M BS Scuence Athletics Mr Vmcent Cmea Colorado Umversuty BS CSCE Teachers Cerhfucate Umverslty of Colorado Math Drlvmg Mrs Marlon Fnshburn Wayne State Teachers College Umversuty of Nebraska A B Home Ec Spanlsh Mrs Anne Hanna Umversuty of Colorado B A A E Languages Library English Mr Paul Hartman Colorado A G M BS IH Ag Ed Vocatnonal Agriculture Mr Howard Sanborn Lamar Jumor College Assocuate of Arts Colorado A C1 M BS Jr Hugh Social Scnence hw 'I ' T' JM Miss Pearl Wright Grand lsland College AB University of Nebraska USC California Mrs Sarah Wiseman Rio Grande College A B Ohio State University Chicago University Ohio University MEd History Speech Math Mr David Wilson University of Wyoming Swarthmore College Denver University B M E Music University of Colorado Commercial Mrs. S. Clay Coy Secretary Mr. Harold Russell University of Colorado B.A. Degree Junior High Mrs Nancy Ferguson University of Colorado Colorado A G M CSCE, Teaching Certificate Lamont School of Music Junior High Q? ,gg Q Front Row Robert Stahlecker Eldon Myers John Beck Duck Hummel Junior Ramos Jlm Relsbeck Second Row Sally Wilson Jana Woodrum Charlene Johnson Miss Wright Dorls Ferguson Norma Swan son Mary Loulse Ferguson Ruchard Schlelger Third Row Harold Wrlllams John Hahn Janet Carroll Alice Shetfer Mary Ann Brehm Donna Martin dale Vlrglnla Starck Sandra Thornton Kenneth Schlelger Back Row Carolyn Straight Alsce Woellhot Janet Gothler Kay Munter Dons Buehler Editor Dons Ferguson Co Edrtor Norma Swanson Business Manager Charlene Johnson Assnstant Managers Rlchard Schlenger Kenneth Schleuger Sally Wllson Proof readers and Typusts Mary Loulse Ferguson Jana Woodrum Art Edltors Eldon Myers Alnce Shetter Sharel Bales Reporters Vnrgmva Starck Kay Munter Duck Hummel Clarence Hart Janet Gothuer Mary Ann Brehm Semors Junlors Sophomores Freshmen 7th and Sth Sports Muslc Band Chorus Boys Girls Clubs Sngma Student Councnl Commercnal F A A Pep Band Cheerleaders Jr Red Cross Dramatncs Senior Junuor Sponsor John l-lahn Robert Starck Harold Wllllams Larry Grauberger Donna Martindale Doris Buehler John Beck Sandra Thornton Jam Rersbeck Aluce Woellhot Carolyn Straught Janet Carroll Robert Stahlecker Junuor Ramos Mnss Pearl Wrnght U CLS 1 1 1 I g ,-fx ,f-ff ff! .Q 5 E -A. 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FX NR 2- f-345 ff- 5 rx QTQ w Mr r Nmxfitiii x SN Q sl gaq-V Q .- ALAN BUEHLER Homecomlng Kng 4 FFA B ball otball I 4 Class u Ph slcal Ed 2 3 ,..-I DORIS BUEHLER Spamsh 2 Latln I Commerclal Club 4 Class Play 3 4 Sl ma ub I 4 Ch nual Staff 4 Band I 2 Home Ec 3 Drnvnng 4 GAA 3 journalism 4 HOWARD BUEHLER Football I 2 3 4 Basketbll Vnce President 4 Student Coun c 3 Treasurer 3 B Club I 2 Physlcal Ed 3 Class Play Band l Class Vuce Pres: dent 4 KENNETH GENTZ A 2 3 4 Repor Presldent 4 Student Councll 2 Chorus 2 Physlcal Ed 3 Class Play 3 4 Annual Staff 3 Class President 3 Class Vlce Pres: dent 2 Reporter I Drlvlng 3 DORIS FERGUSON Spanish 2 Latnn I Commercnal Club 4 Class Presndent l Sag m Club l 2 3 4 Chorus 2 3 Annual Staff 3 4 Class Play nd FHA H me Ec 4 Pep B nd 3 4 MARY LOUISE FERGUSON Bou der High School I 2 3 Commerclal Club 4 Slgma Club 4 Annual Staff 4 lournallsm 4 Chorus 4 Class Play 4 lournallsm 4 JOHN HAHN Football I 2 3 4 Basketball I Club I 2 3 4 Class Secretary I Class Vsce President 3 Stu dent Councll 4 Track I Annual Staff 4 Physlcal Ed I lournalnsm 4 CLARENCE HART otball I 3 4 Basket 2 3 Class Play 3 Annu Staff 4 journalism 4 F FA I ub I 4 Ch ack l Ph al Ed 3 4 Class Treasurer 3 Com mercial Club 4 CHARLENE JOHNSON ma Club l 2 3 4 C lea er 2 3 4 Latin l Span sh and 3 4 Ann Staff 3 4 Student Council 2 Vice President 4 I Cross 2 3 journalism 4 F HA 3 4 Treasurer 4 Class Play 3 C orus 2 3 Sigma u Secretary 2 Vice President 3 A 3 4 Freshman an Sophomore Play 2 ssswii DONNA MARTINDALE Longmont l' Spanish 2' Sigma ub 2 3, 4' Chorus l 2 ' Annual Staff 43 Driving 3' G.A.A. 4' Home Ec.l 2 3 4' F.H. . ' Vice President 4' journalism Q' Office Practice 4' Class Reporter 23 Class Play 4. DICK HUMMEL Cheerleader l journalism 4 An Ywil Sl-iff 4 Class President 4 B nd Z 3 Spanish 2 Chorus 2 3 Library Science 4 Com mercial Club 4 Freshman and Sophomore Play 2 F FA l jr Red Cross 3 Class Play 4 MOLLIE LOPEZ Chorus 2 3 4 Band l Physical 3 4 Home Ec l 2 3 C Play 4 GENE KIEHN A 2 3 4 Physica l 2 3 Chorus 2 3 Football 4 B Club 4 Driving 3 Class Play JAMES MUSSER Cheyenne Wells l, 2 3' F.F.A 4' Physical Ed. 4. JUNIOR RAM05 Bas etball I 2 3 Spanlsh 4 ck I 2 hysrcal Ed I 4 lournallsm 4 Annual Staff 4 B Club 4 Chorus 2 3 Com mercual Club 4 F F A I RICHARD SCHLEIGER Football 2 4 Basketball I 2 3 4 Student Councnl 3 4 Pres :dent 4 B Club 2 3 4 Physxcal 2 3 4 Annual Sta Track l 2 Clas P y Freshman and Sophomore Play 2 FFA I 4 ELDON MYERS Loveland I Longmont 2 Chor 3 slcal d Annual Staff 4 Cornmerclal Club 4 Basketball 4 Spanish 4 ournallsm Class Play 4 JIM REISBECK A 3 Chorus 2 4 Freshman and Sophomore Play 2 Physical Ed 3 4 Annual Staff 4 Druvxng 3 lournalnsm 4 Sensor Play 4 GENE OSTERMILLER otball I 2 4 Druvlng 3 Library Science 4 NORLEN SANDY sucal Ed I F F A Football I 2 3 4 Basketball I B C b LEONARD STAHLECKER A P sscal Ed I orus 2 3 4 B C Drnvnng 3 Commerclal Club journalism 4 ROBERT STAHLECKER Football 4 Basketball 2 3 4 ROBERT STARCK Fotball l 2 3 4 Basket all Annual Staff 4 journalism 4 orus 2 3 F F A I B Clu sical Ed l 2 3 4 Trac 2 3 4 Tr ur r 2 District 2 Sentinel 3 retary 4 B Club l 2 3 Secretary Treasurer 2 journal :sm 4 Class Play 3 4 Student uncil l 3 4 Secretary Class President 2 Annual Staff 4 Physical Ed I if VIRGINIA STARCK i ma Club l 2 3 4 L tin S nlsh 2 Band I 2 3 4 n nual Staff 3 4 Commercial Club 4 Valentine Queen 3 journalism 4 F H A 3 4 Class Pla 3 Chorus 2 3 4 O ce Prac 4 Class Treasurer 2 Class Secretary 4 G A A 3 4 Driv ing 3 F H A Secretary 4 CLASS FLOWER: White Carnation CLASS COLORS: Purple and White MOTTO: One Step At A Time, But Always Forward SPONSORS: Miss Wright and Mr. Cinea HAROLD WILLIAMS Latin l Freshman and Sopho more Play 2 Basketball l 2 3 4 Chorus 2 3 4 Football 2 3 B Club 3 4 Class Play 3 Commercial Club 4 Physical Ed 4 journalism 4 Annual Staff 4 ,K SANDRA THORNTON Sp nish 2 L tin I Commer cial Club 4 Sigma Club 2 3 4 Sigma Club President 4 Chorus 2 3 4 Class Play 3 4 Ann al Staff 3 4 Driving 4 CAA 4 Homecoming Queen Attendent 3 junior Red Cross 4 junior Red Cross President 4 journal ism 4 SALLY WILSON Latin l. Spanish 23 Commercial Club 4g Sigma Club I, 2, 3, 4g Band l, 2, 3g Chorus 2, 35 F.H.A. 44 F.H.A. President 43 Cheerleader 4: Class Play 3, 45 Annual Staff 43 Home Ec, 43 Driving 3g Library Science 45 joumalism 4. The year l954 presents the largest class that has ever graduated from Berthoud Hugh School We are proud to graduate twenty seven students nlne gurls and eughteen boys Jum Reusbeck Norlen Sandy and Junuor Ramos have completed all twelve years un the Berthoud schools whule the rest have uouned these three along the way We reached hugh school as green freshmen un the year l95O We found out what ut meant to be under classmen when we were unutuated by the mughty Senuors un September We had twenty eught members un our class We added Robert Orback Esta Ault LaVonne Bassett Gerald Spencer Joe Lunch Donald Johnson Donna Martundale Doyle Swafford Ruchard Schleuger Gene Ostermuller Sandra Thornton Kenneth Gentz Darlene Glasgow and Roy Burch That year we lost Robert Orback Esta Ault LaVonne Bassett Gerald Spencer and Joe Lunch On February l3 the class had a roller skatung party In November we had a theater party The class won the Band Queen contest wuth Vuola Ornalas as Queen Sweetheart candndate was Vurgunua Starck Class offucers were Presudent Dorus Ferguson Vuce Presudent Ruchard Schleuger Secretary John Hahn Treasurer Alan Buehler Student Councul members Robert Starck and Joann Adler Sponsors were Mrs Schnurr and Mr Matsomoto We started the year l95l with thurty four mem bers un the Sophomore class We lost Ruth Velasquez Vuola Ornalas and Leroy Long We gauned Arlus Falls and Ruta Nadeau We had a theater party un November Vuola Ornalas was our attendant to the Homecomung queen Offucers for the year were Presudent Vuola Ornalas Vuce Presudent Robert Starck Secretary Ruchard Schleuger Treasurer Vur gunua Starck Reporter Donna Martundale Student Councul Charlene Johnson and Howard Buehler Sponsor was Mr McKunnon The Junuor Class entered Berthoud Hugh School un the fall of l952 wuth twenty seven members Durung the year we lost Mollue Lopez and gauned Donna Mar tundale On the nught of December 20 the class pre l declare' as the day drew nearer when l was to take that Aurways plane which was to transport me back to the old schoolhouse and the old school fruends of Berthoud the Garden Spot of Colorado I became more and more excuted The last few days each seemed a week Whom would l fund? Would I know them? Would they know me? How would each one look? What would they thunk of me? These and a hundred more querues puled themselves up un my braun Well' the day arruved Wuth heart beatung fast and sented a three act comedy entutled Funders Creepers A float was entered un the Homecomung parade and won furst pruze Sandra Thornton was Homecomung queen attendant On May 2 the class put on the Junuor Senuor Banquet and Prom honorung the Senuor class The theme for both banquet and prom was The Enchanted lsland The tables were decorated wuth palm trees along the muddle wuth graduatuon caps as nut cups The welcome was guven by the Junuor Presu dent Kenneth Gentz and the response by the Senuor Presudent Shurley Schleuger The wauters and waut resses were chosen from the Sophomore class The wauters wore dark slacks and whute shurts and leus the wautresses wore peasant blouses and grass skurts and leus After the banquet we went to the gym for the Prom The gym was decorated wuth palm trees and hula gurls fastened to the walls Blue paper strung along the ceulung guve the effect of the sky wuth the moon promunently glowung above the band Punch was served at untermussuon The musuc was furnushed by an orchestra from Greeley Junuor offucers were Presudent Kenneth Gentz Vuce Presudent John Hahn Secretary Joann Adler Treasurer Clarence Hart Student Councul Ruchard Schleuger Robert Starck Howard Buehler and John Hahn Sponsor was Muss Dorothy Whutney ln the fall of l953 we reached the top We were now the mughty Senuors We gauned two new members Mary Louuse Ferguson and James Musser We lost Joann Adler and Johnnue Nolde In October we unu tuated the green freshmen The freshman Receptuon and the Homecomung Dance were combuned Home comung was October I6 We had a parade and pruzes were guven for the best floats Charlene Johnson and Alan Buehler were the Homecomung Queen and Kung Theur attendants were Beth Grauberger Mary Lou Velasquez and Kay Munter Senuor offucers were Presudent Duck Hummel Vuce Presudent Howard Buehler Secretary Vurgunua Starck Treasurer Alan Buehler Student Councul Charlene Johnson Ruchard Schleuger John Hahn Robert Starck and Howard Buehler Sponsors were Muss Pearl Wrught and Mr V A Cunea my luggage tuggung at my strength l boarded the plane Two hundred and fufty mules an hours Fuve hundred mules to go Do you mean that l am only two hours away from the scenes of 20 years ago? And yet I have not been back un all these 20 years Where have I been? What have I done that now seems half as um portant as seeung John and Robert and Sally agaun? Tus tume to start' I m off' In those two hours I recalled agaun the pranks and prucks of chuldhood the games and trucks the - 11 A 11 - I I I - - 11 . . . ,, . - 1 1 - I . - . , , 1 I 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 ' I I ' ' I ' I . I 4 1 - ' 1 ' ' - 1 1 1 1 - - 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 I I I 1 1 1 1 I ' 1 1 ' . - 1 . , 1 - I ' ' 1 1 I . ' 1 I I I ' I. I I I - . In 1 . , - 1 1 1 . . 1 1 1 I 1 1 1 ' . 1 1 ' I - . . . . I 1 1 , ' . 1 - - I - - 1 1 studues the fruendshups the fears and the truumphs How short a tume ut seemed Well' Here we are I clumb out of the plane hardly knowung what I am doung so excuted am l I make my way up the old road now a great whute hughway lt us Class Day at the old schoolhouse Alas' I fund a new schoolhouse buult of glass and set un a forest of trees What a beautuful place ut us Now for the frsends Ah yes here us the aur traul Kenneth Gentz took Rather erratuc as was Kenneth s putchung but he made a smooth landung rught un the muddle of a fertule farm lun Wusconsunl whuch he now tulls happuly And here us the traul Sandra Thornton made She crashed rught unto a beauty shop on Fufth Avenue got her comb and curlers and went to work and now owns not only that beauty shop but a whole strung of them coast to coast all wuth a cluentele of our very best people my dears Mary Louuse Ferguson us not hard to fund She us such a bug and brulluant star brught stardust marks her path Clarence Hart? Hmm Where us he? Clarence who was to wun fame wuth the fastest flught around the world Must be somewhere away off Well look at thus' Clarence never got any farther than the street where he guves cut rate haur cuts And he has brushed up on hus old guft of conversatuon Here are the trauls of James Musser Dorus Bueh they saud Not words but deeds was to be theur watchword after commencement and so ut has been wuth them James unvented a gadget for controllung weather for fluers Equupped wuth one of those luttle thungs a pulot can make hus own weather as he flues along Some unventuon that us Jum us presudent of the aurways company that uses James unventuon wuth a great fleet of mammoth passenger planes goung any place un the world Dorus us a stewardess on one of Jums aur luners and vouches for the workabuluty of James weather maker It seems after all John Hahn could not get away from the collectung manua and landed humself un a uob of collectung taxes By the way he us happuly mar rue But alas Dorus Ferguson us stull Dorus Ferguson a teacher un the publuc schools of Berthoud the Ga den Spot of Colorado And lukely to remaun Muss Fer guson to the end of her pensuoned days And so Gene Ostermuller Norlen Sandy Alan Buehler and Gene Kuehn marrued to whom they en trusted theur hearts and affectuons un hugh school luve happuly wuth no budget bothers sunce the four of them are all puckung dollars off tomato bushes currant bushes and grapevunes for the largest cannung con cern un the Unuted States Mollue Lopez I see made her landung rught un the muddle of the bug cuty of New York where she holds down the posutuon of receptuonust un the Empure State Buuldung By the way she flues home for week ends Robert and Leonard Stahlecker sure enough made a flught across the Atlantuc and when they stepped from theur planes un Amsterdam the whole world took them to uts fuckle heart as uts latest heroes Where dud Charlene Johnson land? Ah here she us And here us Donna Martundale They must have taken back theur unseparableness from Buelah and Bertha for here they are gossupung over the back fence marrued of course to a paur of the ruchest men un the world By the way they made theur furst mulluon un farmung Sure enough Harold Wulluams landed un a bank but so furmly had hus barutone habut grown upon hum un school he soon commenced a croonung hour over WSYR Mondays Wednesdays and Frudays and then well he had to drop the bank because broadcastung took all hus tume and was a hundred per cent more profutable anyway than cashung checks We see here that Sally Wulson Duck Hummel Vur gunua Starck and Howard Buehler are all happuly mar rued Sally us the busy wufe of Duck who us now an ar chutect for a bug furm un Denver and Howard and Vur gunua are now the owners of a IOOO acre ranch un northeastern Colorado Where us Eldon Myers? Where us good old gener ous Eldon who gave hus old watch away before he would get humself a new one Ah here you are squuntung down at every courthouse you fly over to see the tume of day as you hutch fly across the contu nent dean of the new brotherhood the aur hobos We see that Ruchard Schleuger has a posutuon as teacher of Amerucan Hustory un Vancouver He draws S50 OOO a year I remember hus attutude toward hus tory un B H S but he has evudently changed hus mund We fund that Junuor Ramos has just been released from the aur force after servung 20 years He can now reture on a salary of S950 a month for the rest of hus lufe We see that Robert Starck carrued out hus ambu tuon to be a farmer He us now the owner and the manager of the well known STARCKS STARVING ACRES lreducung farml We fund many ladues have benefuted from thus plan And now the partung tume us here How short the day has been How short the years between to know to esteem to love and then part Makes up Iufe s tale to many a feelung heart And so we part agaun Twenty years ut s been but the fruendluness and Ioyaltues that we brought wuth us we shall both guve and keep as we say farewell MZ The Senuor Class beung now deceased or as the the members of the defunct class as beung theur last poets say, 'Passed on to faurer realms,' I brung before wull and testament you thus legal document, drawn up by the legal hand I, ALAN BUEHLER, do hereby wull and bequeath and head of the graduatung class and duly sugned by my long curly haur to Melvun Schaffer, my abuluty to . I ' . , . A l . I r It . . , ' I I A - , . . I ' . . I. ' ' A . J . . I I I - . ' ' . I . . - ' F . I 1 1 . . I . I - I . I . Q ' I V I . . . . . . I 4 . I .u . . I . - w . . I I I - . 1 - -. . .. . . I v ' I ' ' , . . . - . . I Q I . , - I , . . . . . - A - . . . I .- D f I .. - ler, and Jum Reusbeck, crossung and recrossung. As . ' , ' Il Il ' - I . . . . I A . - I . 1 F 4 n . I 1 - l- I I 4 ' . . . ' . . . I I U A' . . . . V . 1 I . ' ' ' - . 1 . . . . ' ' ' ' . . ., . I . . . I . . . ' l U d' . ' . . .- I I A I l , 1 r' . . . . ' ' ' l 1 ' 1 ' ' . ' . . . . - ll l l - . . I I ' I I - ll . . ' ' I . I u 4 .. sl . I . - - ll Il 0 l I ' I. I ' . I play basketball to Jam Baller and my abalaty to get court summons to anyone who wants at I DORIS BUEHLER do hereby wall and bequeath my beat up watch to Beth Grauberger my abalaty an bookkeepang to anyone who would lake at and my quaet dasposataon to Mr Walson I HOWARD BUEHLER do hereby wall and be queath my heaght to Jam Baller my parkang place an front of school to anyone who wants at my posataon an basketball to Larry Grauberger and my behavaor to that certaan group of Sophomore boys I DORIS FERGUSON do hereby wall and bequeath my posataon an pep band to Varganaa Huppe my na turally curly haar to Joyce Sterkel by musacal abalaty to someone an band and my quaetness to Sharon Schwandt I MARY LOUISE FERGUSON do hereby wall and bequeath my abalaty to type to Mr Sanborn my sweet dasposataon to Joyce Sterkel my abalaty to drave to Annette Wykoff and sax anches of my heaght to Ruth Velasquez I KENNETH GENTZ do hereby wall and bequeath my abalaty to get stuck an an offace to Larry Starck my bookkeepang abalaty to Van Wolverton and my lunch papers to Charles Coleman I JOHN HAHN do hereby wall and bequeath my abalaty to get a garl to Larry Grauberger my abalaty to remember football plays to Chuck Coleman my posataon on the basketball team to Ed Coy my lump shots to Jam Turnbull and my study hall desk to John Vagal I CLARENCE HART do hereby wall and be queath my typewrater to Jerry Stevang my posataon an football to Make Mayo and my good behavaor an I DICK HUMMEL do hereby wall and bequeath my abalaty to be the Senaor Class Presadent to Norma Swanson my abalaty to keep perfectly calm on New Years Eve to Janet Gothaer my abalaty to graduate to Raymond Welch but I wall take Sally wath me I CHARLENE JOHNSON do hereby wall and bequeath my abalaty to be a cheerleader for three years to Beth Grauberger my abalaty an shorthand to Ruby Brehm and my claranet to Ed Coy I II keep the guy an the green Ford for myself I GENE KIEHN do hereby wall and bequeath my abalaty to keep my car torn down and also an good runnang condataon to Mr Canea my abalaty to faght wath Betty Sour to Larry Grauberger my abalaty to get along wath teachers to Jackae Thornton and my abalaty to rade horses to Leota Adams I MOLLIE LOPEZ do hereby wall and bequeath my heaght to JoAnn LaFollette my abalaty to be good an Hastory class to the quaet Sophomores my dample I wall to Leroy Allen and my abalaty to fanash school to my brother Sonnae I DONNA MARTINDALE do hereby wall and be queath my abalaty not to talk about anyone to the Sophomore garls my chaar an the offace to Mary Man gan and my desk an study hall to Larry Grauberger I JAMES MUSSER do hereby wall and bequeath my heaght to Jam Baller my abalsty to play the guatar to Leota Adams my quaet personalaty to Betty Sour and my long haar to Fred Adams I ELDON MYERS do hereby wall and bequeath my haar do to Leroy Allan my posataon on the bench of the basketball team to Jerry Stevang and my an tellagence to the Freshman boys I GENE OSTERMILLER do hereby wall and be queath my abalaty to play football to Jam Turnbull my haar cut to Rachard Sterkel my cowboy boots to Mr Hartman my abalaty to concentrate to Kenneth Krae ger and my car to Kenneth Schleager to get back and forth to school I JUNIOR RAMOS do hereby wall and bequeath my naturally wavy haar to Leroy Allen my abalaty to play basketball to Jam Baller and my Chev to any one who can make at run I JIM REISBECK do hereby wall and bequeth my abalaty to get home from school an a hurry at noon to Make Mayo my abalaty to get along wath Mr Hartman to Jack Thornton and my ambulance servace for Deon Maller to Dan Wacker I NORLEN SANDY do hereby wall and bequeath my abalaty to draw to Alace Sheffer my razor to Leroy Allen my car to Chuck Coleman my abalaty to get along wath garls to Kenneth Schleager and my abalaty to get along wath teachers to Jack Thornton I RICHARD SCHLEIGER do hereby wall and be queath my abalaty to keep my sadeburns shaved to Leroy Allen my musacal talent to Jana Woodrum my typang abalaty to Larry Grauberger and my muscles and all round strength to Jerry Stevang I LEONARD STAHLECKER do hereby wall and bequeath my abalaty to stay awake to Jerry Stevang my abalaty to keep out of maschaef to Leroy Allen and my Shorthand to anybody who can use at I ROBERT STAHLECKER do hereby wall and be queath my old wornout report cards to Chuck Cole man and my abalaty to drave to Lew Ann Jensen I ROBERT STARCK do hereby wall and bequeath my football jersey No I I to Jam Baller my posataon an Ag to Leroy Allen and my abalaty to lock garls an the storage room to Vancent Salomonson queath my chaar an band to Maralyn Woellhof m abalaty to go steady to my saster Karen but I II keep Howard for myself I SANDRA THORNTON do hereby wall and be queath my abalaty to pack packles to Leroy Allen my love letters from R S to anybody who wants them and my abalaty to hand an at least three pages of short hand a day to Rosalae Sell I HAROLD WILLIAMS do hereby wall and be queath my abalaty to get along wath Dorae to Larry Grauberger my abalaty to get along wath most of the teachers to Chuck Coleman my abalaty to drave to Ed Coy my abalaty to play basketball to Jam Baller and my old report card to anyone who can use at I SALLY WILSON do hereby wall and bequeath my abalaty to graduate to JoAnn LaFollette my cheer leadang outfat to Mary Mangon my abalaty to be a waatress at the Waysade Inn to Norma Swanson and my abalaty to get engaged when I am a Senaor to any lower classmen that can take advantage of at but I wall keep Dack for myself We the Senaor garls of the Physacs class do hereby wall and bequeath our slade rules to anyone wase enough to use them We Sandra Thornton and Charlene Johnson do hereby wall and bequeath our black and whate bat wang sweaters to any two garls who would lake to have them We Robert Starck and John Hahn do hereby wall and bequeath to Vancent Salomonson and Don Fergu son the abalaty to get better grades an shop also the abalaty to make the owl fly We the Senaors do hereby wall and bequeath our abalaty to be good upper classmen to all the lower classmen . , - .. . . H , . . . I I - I I U . I I I . Q, - I . . . . . ' I . I I , , , . . , - . . . I I . . . I . f I . . .I I . I I I I I - I ' ' - I I . . I . . T I I . . '. ' .. ! I I I . t I I .. . . . A I . . I . I I . . I . I I I - I .. I r . I I I I I . . . I . I I - I . . . I - I I , I I . . I . . U , . .I . I . . I I ' I I I I - . . 1 f I I ' 1 I - D I I I .. . ' U ' ' I I I I I ' G 1 - . U . I . . . . . ' . . ' I II I I , . study hall to Carol Stroh. I, VIRGINIA STARCK, do hereby will and be- I . . I . . . . . , I I I I I . . Q I . Q I Q I . . . .I - I .I I I . . I . . I I. I I' I I . . I I I V Q I . . . .I I I . I I I ... . . . . . . . . . . I . . I . . I I I . . I . I I v . . I I . . I .I I - I . I . . I I I - I . - . I . I . . I I Q . . I. . I .I . I I I . . I a . . . I . l 1 ' ' 1 . 1 . l 4 ' I 1 I . Q I . . I I I - I. ' . . . . Q' I . . ' I I I Q I '. .I Q Q I T - I Q . . . I I . I - . I I Q Q f I I I I Q Q I . - - - , . SENIOR CLASS PLAY Thss year s Sensor praductson was Rest Assured gsven an Aprsl 29 and 30 Mr Morlack an overbearsng pcnny psnchsng bussnessman who rules all about hsm wsth an sran hand does not approve of hss daughter s affectsans towards Joe Lancons because Joes father Lusgs ss poor I-le forbsds them to marry and when Lusgs comes to speak sn hss son s behalf boots hsm out of the house Now poor Lusgs s heart couldnt stand the shock and he dses Thss event hsnders snstead of helps the sstuatson for Lusgs returns to haunt Mr Morlock and vows he wont leave untsl Mary and Joe are wed Lusgs who ss vsssble only ta Mr Morlock causes the poor man to become frantsc All the famsly thsnks he s gone snsane To end hss mssery Marlock takes an overdose of sleepsng pslls and he too passes away But thss doesnt help matters for netther father wsll About now Lucsfer from down below drops sn pstchfork and all to take Mr Morlack to the low er regsans To make matters worse the Marlock household goes on normally wsth no one mssssng hsm Now Mr Marlock realszes what a heel he s been At thss moment Msldred the masd awakens hsm I-le had fallen asleep on the sofa and the whole af fasr had been nathnng more than a bad dream I-le ss very much alsve as ss I.usgs who 1 stsll trysng to talk sn Joe S behalf Needless to say a very reformed Mr Morlock gsves hss permssssan for a weddsng and peace agasn resgns the Morlock household Each member af the Sensor class had a lab sn pro ducsng the play whether 1n the cast or on a produc tson crew All along wsth the dsrectors Msss Wrsght and Mrs Ferguson are to be congratulated on a fene performance whsch was another page sn the classng rest untsl he has hss own wa book of Sensor actsvstses Y SENIOR ACTIVITIES Aprsl 29 30 Sensor Play May 8 Junsor Sensor Banquet and Prom May I4 Class Nsght May I6 Baccalaureate May I7 ZO Sensor Trsp May 20 Commencement POEM Looksng Ahead The hslls ahead may look hard steep and hsgh Perhaps we behold them wsth a ssgh But as we near them level grows that road We wsll fsnd on every slope wsth every load Our clsmb ss nat so steep the top so far The hslls ahead may look harder than they are Thsngs never seem as hard as once they seemed, There'll never come a hsll, a task, a day But, as we near st, easser the way - 1 . ,, ,, . . 1 1 1 1 - A - V 11 . , . 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Gotluer Raymond Oberdrck Martha Ramos Melvm Schaffer Kenneth Schlerger Rosalle Sell X Tommy Torres Ruth Velasquez Derald Vlgll Iohnny Vlgrl lana Woodrum JUNIOR CLASS Alice Woellhof Dan Wacker Sharel Bales Mary Ann Brehm lanet Carroll Kenneth Coker Edward Coy lohnnle Huerta Dean Muller Ralph Muller Cora Ellen Naylor Allce Sheffer Yvonne Sterkel Carolyn Straight Norma Swanson lackae Thornton . Af b . I K x I I ar A 'W X y gf Elaine Montague . in . Q h a' A 'f JUNIOR CLASS REPORT The present Junior Class entered school nn the fall of 53 with 37 members The float which we decorated and entered In the Homecoming Parade was blue and whute wnth Sprung as the theme Kay Munter was Homecom Ing Queen Attendant ln the early part of the year we had a hayrlde and wlener roast whuch took place un the foothllls On December 8 and 9 we gave a very sturrlng and excltmg three act comedy entntled Grandad Meets A Pal The class appreclates the work Mrs Hanna Mrs Ferguson and Mr Hartman gave an their untlrlng asslst ance On May elghth the class presented the Junlor Sensor Banquet and Prom whuch honored the Sensor Class of '54 The colorful theme was entltled Sprung Carnival Class Offucers Presndent John Beck Vuce Presndent Larry Grauberger Secretary Vxncent Salomonson Treasurer Kay Munter Sponsors Mrs Hanna and Mr Hartman Class Motto Success Crowns Effort Class Colors Blue and Silver Class Flower Amerucan Beauty Rose ,Gem sm IN 7 'E Mood Forwdrd TT'EYK an--Q MOQJ OF? 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X P 'itl- - 3 rj , W - N x - - -f , . -1-'-ll-' 'S f SOPHOMORES Louise Krueger Charlotte Musser Mary Lou Velasquex ludy Baller Sammy Ramos Tommie Rose Sharon Schwlndt .hyii Vlrgmla Muppe Bernard Myers lumor Adamo Mabel Stahlecker Bruce Starck Larry Starck Leota Adams LeRoy Allen Charles Bradney loyce Sterkel Eva Templeton Roy Wnlllams Howard Burch Charles Coleman Blll Davies I Van Wolvarton Annotta Wykotf L., Ann l,,,,,,, yymnn K,,l,g,, Not shown-Harold Ernst and Shirley Orbaek SOPHOMORE CLASS President ------- Mary Lou Velasquez Class Colors -------- Blue and Grey Vice President ---- 7 - - - Judy Baller Class Flower ----- American Beauty Rose SSCFSTOVY ---'---- Virginia Huppe Class Motto ----- The ropes of the past ring Treasurer ....... - Bernard Myers the bells of the future. Sponsors ---- Marion Fishburn, Warren Autrey History How many members --------------- 29 Float ---------------- Third Prize Homecoming Queen Attendant ------- Mary Lou Velasquez Freshmen Reception Party ------------- - - Christmas Dance Junior Red Cross Representatives ---- Eva Templeton, Junior Adame Student Council Representatives - Judy Baller, Sharon Schwindt, Bruce Starck There were 26 members of the Sophomore class at the beginning of the l953 54 term Since then we have gained three members namely Tommie Rose Charlotte Musser and Gerald Bales which makes our enrollment 29 The Sophomores decorated a float for the Homecoming parade which won third prize The theme of the float was Winter Time Our Homecoming Queen Attendant was our president Mary Lou Velasquez As has been the custom for a number of years the Sophomores decorated the gymnasium for the Freshman Reception On Monday evening December Zl the class sponsored a Christmas Dance in the gymnasium The music was furnished by Mrs Waggener Mr Autrey played the drums Our Junior Red Cross representatives are Eva Templeton and Junior Adame We are represented in the Student Council by Sharon Schwindt Bruce Starck and our Vice President Judy Baller -23 viii ei fuse. 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WV' ..., we we eff Albert Boone Ruby Brehn Donnie Bristol loseplline Bustos Mlrlam Coleman Karen Coy 'XWQW Beth Grauberger Bobetfa Hagler Alvin Kung loAnn LaFoIIette Mary Mangan Make Mayo 'WW rm '1- Nil' in-. lame: Miller Mary Montague Dorothy Ostermiller Betty Sour Myra Sterkal Richard Sterkel leny Stevlng Phoebe Torres llmmle Turnbull Norma lean Unreln Delores Vlgll Mary lean Williams Marilyn Woellllof Opal Wright Dons Zoller ' P 4 V W .,, R i- X 9 it 5,9 W x. a. M ,K we r ' f QQ' E :arf ix 1 .,, Q y s A . Q .G Af 1 F , I f f 5 f . L W X .. l . I, f 'i I 'W' 1 ,Ka 41 ::- l ' , ,. 'Lael' :'2:2 , V -. if '-: 'l - Ftz' W Q ex . V x ::. . , .I Ir llllv , jg xg fb Q K.,. ..1,, , y i XT -'.. A V ,,A.,, , 4 D - 1 L, . F 5 Jef ex Q D 1 n K . ff? FRESHMEN CLASS Presudent Carol Stroh Vlce Presndent Kent Robertson Secretary Kenneth Krueger Treasurer Meredueth Connor Sponsors Mrs Sarah Wuseman Mr Dovld Wilson The I953 l954 year began for the Freshmen wlth the Freshman Receptlon held an combnnatlon wlth the Homecomlng Dance Freshmen had to wear green caps and green sashes wlth the word Freshmen written on them They cauld use the west door only could not walk on the grass and had to bow to Sensors during Freshmen Week After the lnltlatlon the Junlor Class served punch and cookies Several new students were welcomed onto the class thus year They were Mary Montague Beth Grauberger Mlrnam Coleman and Karen Coy Beth Grauberger was Homecomlng Queen Attendant The Freshmen float won furst prlze and nts theme was The Halloween Dance was held on October 30 The gym was decorated wuth black and orange pumpkuns and cats February 20 l954 was the date of the chlla supper theater party The Freshmen are represented ln the Student Councll by Barbara Adler and Donald Brlstol Josephine Bustos JoAnn LaFollette Dorothy Ostermlller Summer ' 'Q-M 'E 'Q-1. - - D . 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' 5' - N E '-'L' f A f Aux ,rg E? x l-- n X -S 15 ' 14 X fr' it J f' ' , '3-'1f-- .-4 -,54??--Q' i.. v in., js! s EIGHTH GRADE Front Row Mary Vona Stevmg Joann Schlelger Beverly Lemmon Karen Starck Judy Ferguson Geraldme Brehm Donna Adler Sue Baller Betty Hart Beverly Or back Patsy Day Second Row Rose Mary Ramos Mary Huerta Irene Stahlecker Gnlbert Ornales Donald Nolde Raymond Welch Larry Shnner Dorothy Groves Karen Wllllams Mary Gallegos Julra Velosquez Mrs Ferguson Back Row Robert Straight Danlel Hernandez Rex Wykoff Tom McCartney Russell Wy koff Sonny Lopez Allen Kung Gerald Schwab Norman Delnes Jlmrme Lum bert Gerald Cunningham Presudent Vnce Presndent Secretary Treasurer Sergeant at Arms Hlstorlan Class Colors Class Flower Class Motto Sponsor Student Councul Joann Schleuger Irene Stahlecker Geraldune Brehm Rex Wykoff Karen Starck Donna Adler Red and Whnte Vnolets Soul on though the seas be stormy Mrs Nancy Ferguson Norman Deanes and Beverly Lemmon CLASS H I STORY Teachers of the eighth grade were Mrs Nancy Ferguson and Mr Harold Rus sell The Flrst Thanksglvung was the theme for their Homecoming float which won second prize The class gave a Chrustmas Play for members of the student body and fa culty at Chnstmas ume The class teacher Mrs Ferguson had a heart attack on Feb ruary 8, and her substututes were Mrs. Sullnvan from Loveland and Mrs. Salomonson. SEVENTH GRADE S Front Row Leslue Wnght Duck Sterkel Ernest Unrem Albert Schmld Dwlgbt Lumbert Terry Weget Duncan Crosby Second Row Dnana Sterkel Patncla Bustos Mary Ann Gotlner Marlea Muller Connie Frsher Roberta Adams Eleanor Wagner Donna Bmgham Patsy Montague Bonnle Muhoover Jol-ma Lou Lebsack Dnue Nolde Tlnrd Row Ruchard Holzrnenster Eleanor Vrgll Louuse Huerta Wanda Scllleuger Thomas Garcla Johnny Velasquez Bull Long Clara Davies Annobella Beck Carrol Schlenger Mr Russell Back Row Darrell Aschenbrenner Wlllard Krueger Robert Velasquez Carey Salomonson Floyd Templeton Walter Ernst Junior Lopez Jrmmae Wllllarns Ruclrard Sell Dudley Crosby Presndent Albert Schmid Vnce Presndent Carey Salomonson Secretary Eleanor Wagner Treasurer Carol Schlelger Sergeant at Arms Constance Flsher Student Councul Roberta Adams Duncan Crosby Sponsor Mr Harold Russell Thus year s actlvutues for the seventh grade were many I the fall, the class held a Bake Sale to add to thelr treasury Wlth the eighth grade class they had a skatung party un Longmont and plans were made for a party ln honor of the eighth grade class 236 AIVW 1 4 fm f 5m-'v -. ,fx 1 . 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X .QR QQ.. vs fl PX, ' R ff 2.-5 at ra- 1 1- 5 gif? , - ,-' -2 -, in W EX' iilfff ' Q f Y .3 f--1,-q! s...f -ii' FFA Front Row Back Row Center John Beck Howard Buehler John Hahn Robert Starck Alan Buehler Charles Bradney Larry Starck Bernard Myers Leroy Allen Wnlbert Koolstra Howard Burch Alvm Kung Gene Knehn Rlchard Schlenger Jackle Thornton Dean Muller Kenneth Schlelger Albert Boone Vmcent Salomonson Kenneth Gent: Clarence Hart Gene Ostermuller James Musser Bruce Starck Norlen Sandy Jrm Rensbeck FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA ..-P F EDIILI Left to Rnght Donna Martmdale, Mary Montague, Phoebe Torres, JoAnn Lo- Follette, Delores Vlgll, Norma Unreln, Mmam Coleman, Vrrgmla Starck, Bobetta Hagler, Charlene Johnson, Mrs Flshburn, Dons Ferguson, Sharon Schwundt, Charlotte Musser, Sally Wilson Q., . Q B 1 .A,, J, by , I yyyy W' l v-T Y l 1 . 'K FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA A fi H fr anis M? Front Row Vlncent Salomonson Alan Buehler Robert Starck Deon Muller Kenneth Gent: Howard Buehler Larry Starck Mr Hartman Second Row .hm Baller Wllbert Koolstra Leroy Allen Gene Ostermlller Narlen Sandy Don Ferguson John Hahn .Inn Relsbeck Howard Burch Back Row Bruce Starck Tomrny Rose Albert Boone Charles Bradney Dan Wacker Gene Klehn Kenneth Krueger Alvln Kung The local offucers are Presndent Kenneth Gentz Vuce Presudent Howard Buehler Secretary Robert Starck Treasurer Dean Muller Reporter Larry Starck Sentunel Alan Buehler These officers were elected by the local members They had to have certam qual nfucatuons There are also state and natnonal officers the latter beung elected at the Na tlonal Convention held at Kansas Cnty, Missouri The most Important actuvntnes of the year were the dlstrlct meetnngs luvestock and crop gudgmg contests, Natlonal Western Farm Mechanucs and the annual Junuor Farr held on Flapjack Day and hrghllghted by the greased pug contest All of the twenty tuve active members took part nn these projects LIBRARY fiini an09 Front Row Dick Hummel Gene Ostermiller Second Row Joyce Sterkel Eva Templeton Molly Lopez Norma Swanson Kay Munter Janet Carroll Cora Naylor Sally Wilson Back Row Janet Gothler Mrs Hanna ENGLISH First Row: Second Raw: Third Row: Fourth Row: Fifth Row: Sammy Ramos, Van Wolverton, Roy Williams, Eva Temple- ton, Bernard Myers. Mary Lou Velasquez, Mabel Stahlecker, Sharon Schwindt, Leota Adams, Joyce Sterkel, Junior Adame. Johnnie Huerta, Charles Bradney, Virginia Huppe, Judy Baller, Lew Ann Jensen, Annette Wylnotf. Tommy Rose, Louise Krieger, Charlotte Musser. Bill Davies, Larry Starck, Charles Coleman, Wilbert Koolstra, Howard Burch, Leroy Allen, Mrs. Hanna. MRS HAN NA Classes of Pup ls En ush l En ush ll ush ll Latun Lubrary All three Englush classes have studued luterature and grammar done research work tor theme wrutung and held many panel duscussuons along wuth theur wrutten work The Latun class began early un the year learnung the fundamentals of theur toreugn language and how to apply them to Englush Berthoud Hugh s lubrary was open several peruods durung each day Stu dents tound the many reference books and storues of great use and unterest The number of books un the lubrary was also uncreased durung the year MR HARTMAN Classes No of Pupnls Vocatuonal Ag l Vocatuonal Ag ll Vocatuonal Ag IV The agrucultural classes work on a progressuve basus wuth each year brungung an advanced course ln the turst year agruculture and general shop students have done gen eral woodworkung solderung and weldung along wuth theur class work and study of general farmung Second year agruculture pupuls took advanced carpenterung weldung tool tuttung and the feedung of luvestock and crop productuon Agruculture lV students studued advanced weldung motor mechanucs teedung ot luvestock crop productuon soul conservatuon along wuth workung on a shop prouect ot theur own choosung MRS FISHBURN Classes No of Pupils Home Economucs Spanush The Home Ec gurls are busy throughout the year sewung knuttung em brouderung and of course cookung Several tumes durung the year the gurls cooked theur lunch un the Home Ec room An annual project of the gurls us a Mothers Tea and Style Show The gurls planned one agaun thus year whuch was a great success Spanush students learned the fundamentals of Spanush whuch uncluded the varuous verb tenses Vocabulary us an umportant part of any language and much tume was spent on ut un the Spanush Class Na. i gl' ------e 30 gl' ------- 33 Engl' l ----A-- 42 ' --ff--'- l l 4 -------- 5 ' . ----- 4 ' . ----- 6 ' . ---- l3 General Shop ------ 7 ' ----- l5 A -------- 40 fs W--we-W--wfw-Q-mn ws. .v..... f TYPING 5 Flrsr Row Rlcllard Schlelger Larry Grauberger Ruth Velasquez Ralph M 'e' MISS WRIGHT Second Row Sheryl Boles Miss Wright Kay Munrer Gene Ostermnller Nor ma Swanson Janet Carroll Back Row Alice Sheffer Alice Woellhof Cora Naylor Classes No of Pupils Typing l Typing ll Journalism Bookkeeping Shorthand Sec Practice 4 The principal object of the first year typing classes has been to learn the fundamentals of the typewriter machine and handling of the machine Students learn how to type mallable letters The required speed for first year students is 30 words per minute but several in the class reached the 70 words per minute mark cal typewriting of business forms Although many of the ,obs in this folder were difficult the stu dents gained a well rounded idea of typing required in a business The lournalasm class spent a very busy and profitable year Along with making a notebook on the various qualifications of a pournalist and different types of editorials and writings the class had a section of school news in the Berthoud Bulletin Each pupil has his own assignment to cover every week for this section Proof reading was another skill learned by journalism students and one which they put into use At Christmas time the class published a Christmas newspaper dedicated to the student and faculty bodies Although at took much work and figuring the class was well rewarded by the finished product The main project of the group was of course the annual Those who were new at such work found themselves immersed in work but as was the case of the paper publication the class and those others who helped felt well rewarded when they saw their l954 annual Bookkeeping students learned the fundamentals of double entry bookkeeping The class learned and used these first steps in bookkeeping First year shorthand pupils also learned the fundamentals of making characters and taking dictation Required speed for first year shorthand students in taking dictation is 60 words per minute The four Sec Practice students carried over their shcrthand fundamentals and took ducta tion at the rate of 80 l2O words a minute lncluded in their work was the transcribing and typing of maulable letters taken in shorthand The object of the class was just what the name implies to be come acquainted with the practices of a secretary Under the sponsorship of Miss Wright a group of Seniors who had completed six semester hours of commercial work organized a Commercial Club The fifteen members planned several meetings during the year which consisted of business meetings and a dlnner at which entertainment was provided K M .mf Ni ' . z . . I I I fl ' ---.--- .32 ' ------- 20 ' ------- 20 ' ------ 20 - - - - - - - l l Second year typing students worked on Office Practice Typewriting, a folder on the practi- COMMERCIAL CLUB K Front Row Back Row Not Shown Charlene Johnson Sally Wilson Doris Ferguson Virginia Starck Mary Louise Ferguson Sandra Thornton Doris Buehler Miss Wright Junior Ramos Eldon Myers Harold Williams Clarence Hart Dick Hummel Robert Stahlecker Leonard Stohlecker Robert Starck BOOKKEEPING First Row: Doris Buehler, Mary Ann Brehm. Second Row: Miss Wright, Kenneth Schleiger, Janet Gothier, Virginia Starck. Third Row: Cora Naylor, Clarence Hart, Donna Martindale. Fourth Row: Alice Woellhof, Kenneth Gentx, Ralph Miller. Fifth Row: Molly Lopez, Eldon Myers, Robert Stahlecker. Sixth Row: Jackie Thornton, Mary Louise Ferguson, Charlene Johnson. Bock Row: Doris Ferguson, Richard Schleiger. SOCIAL SCIENCE Front Row Karen Coy Meredreth Conner Donnie Brnstol Ruby Brehm Barbara Adler Second Row James Musser Mary Mangan James Muller Mlke Mayo Beth Grauberger Thlrd Row Rlchard Sterkel Myra Sterkel Betty Sour Kent Robertson Dorothy Ostermlller Fourth Row Mary Jean Wrlhams Jum Turnbull Sandra Thornton Carol Stroh Jerry Stevmg AMERICAN HISTORY Flrst Row Mrs Wiseman Alan Buehler John Beck Second Row Jackie Thornton Howard Buehler Mary Ann Brehm Thlrd Row Elaine Montague Gene Klehn Janet Gothler Sylvla Ernst Back Row Norlen Sandy Kenneth Schlelger Rosalie Sell Yvonne Sterkel I I Q fp 4 rx . - 1 1 1 1 3 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 : 1 1 1 , . - - 1 1 1 . 2 . , 1 - 1 1 , a 3 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 - MRS WISEMAN Classes No of Pupils Wcvrlcl History American l-lxstory Busuness Math Speech The hlstory classes along wnth theur regular text book study had news reports on current events and held many panel dlscussnons on world problems The buslness math class studued many types of mathematics and how they are adapted to modern lnvlng The speech class had two mann objectives to learn and practlce duscus smon technnaues and to promote stralght thnnkung Members of the class strnved for thlnklng together and towards one another not for argument and closed thought The text was well covered by the class and each member kept a note book of program maternals MR SAN BORN Classes No of Puplls 7th Grade Engl rsh Ar Scnence The pnnclpal purpose of Mr Sanborn s Social Sclence group IS learnung to be better cltuzens Members of the class studied current events and prob lems along wuth making reports on dnfferent vocatlons The seventh grade Englnsh Class studied literature grammar and com posntlon Crafts were the mann Interest of the art class Students dld weaving em brolderzng palntlng drawung and bead work The class found this work very rnterestlng Along wlth other factors an scrence heat and sound were quzte thoroughly studied by the sclence class , T S S .33 ' ' eeee 40 r --'- l4 4 - 4 - - f 7 Social Science efe-- '23 ' ef---e- 42 t -e------ 42 A ------- 42 PHYSICS Left Table Front to bqek Dons Ferguson Carolyn Straught Tommy Torres Derald Vlgnl Johnny Vlgll Charlene Johnson Mary Louise Ferguson Molly Lopez Center Mr Autrey Right Table Harold Wlllaams Robert Stahlecker Dons Buehler Jerry Fer guson Edward Coy Vmcent Salomonson Dean Muller Mel vm Schaffer Leonard Stahlecker Kenneth Gent: Classes No of Pupils Blology General Scuence Coach Autrey s scnence classes Included not only text work and prob Iems but experlments also The physics class dsd experlments ln weights, temperatures etc as dld the General Sclence group The Buology class had for nts pruncnpal project the dnsectlng of frogs MR AUTREY Physics -------- -20 ' -------- I6 ' ----- I8 DRIVING CLASS Front Row Roy Williams Johnnie Huerta Sharel Bales Second Row Sandra Thornton Alice Woellhof Cora Naylor Doris Buehler Mr Cmea Mary Ann Brehm Louise Krieger Flame Montague ALGEBRA Front Row: Second Row: Third Row: Fourth Row: Fifth Row: Marilyn Woellhof, JoAnn LaFolIette, Mary Jean Williams, Jim Turnbull. Mary Montague, Eva Templeton, Delores Vigil, Norma Unrein, Opal Wright, Molly Lopez. Barbara Adler, Meredieth Conner, Richard Sterkel, Jerry Stev- ing, Babetta Hagler, Karen Coy. Ruby Brehm, Miriam Coleman, Johnnie Huerto, Mike Mayo, Kent Robertson, Mary Mangan. Leata Adams, Larry Grauberger, Donnie Bristol, James Miller, Phoebe Torres, Mr. Cineo. MR CINEA Classes No of Puplls Algebra Plane Geometry Drnvung Educatlon ln the mathematics In Berthoud Hugh which are taught by Mr Clnea students began early In the year by learning fundamentals later applued an math problems Regardless of any knowledge they may have had before hand the Driver Education students learned many new and useful things an their classes Most knowledge of druvung as acquured through the trual and error method but wnth Mr Clnea as their Instructor and the well equnpped Driver Tralnlng car the students developed the rlght drlvlng habits and attltudes K T - - - - - - - - -40 l - - - - - we .. . ----- I2 JUNIOR CLASS PLAY Flrst Row Raymond Oberdlck Larry Grauberger Jana Woodrum Ruth Velasquex Second Row Janet Carroll Kay Munter Norma Swanson Vincent Salomonson Jaclue Thornton Ed Coy Allce Woellhof Carolyn Stralght Back Row .Jerry Ferguson Rolene Fletcher Johnnre Huerta Alice Sheffer Mrs Ferguson Mrs Hanna John Beck Kenneth Schlelger Melvln Schaffer Fred Adams Thus season s Junnor Class production was Grandad Meets a Pal Grandpa us an old character who trusted everyone especially Hoolle a tramp who trles to swlndle the old man out of some money Thlngs become more complicated when Mrs Harrmgton and her daughter, Della come to vusut the Horton household and Della sets her traps for Jack Norwood who IS Mrs Horton s nlece s boyfrlend Angle the mand, who doesn t know how to move fast finally solves the mystery Kap and Jane relatives of the Horton s, along wlth Mass Dobbins, suc ceed In cousung more trouble All ends well however when Otfucer Grogan gets his man The cast who dzd a tune job, has reason to be proud for gvvmg one of the best plays of the season HOMECOMING KING QUEEN ebfd ll I 0 MAJORETTES 315, N X' A ,. 7 Q V X Q11 . if V S X irst Row: - I b Q . 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Back R : I 1 xx c A A ,Q A CHEER LEADERS 4 Carolyn Straught Sally Wulsan Kay Munter Charlene Johnson CHEERLEADERS The A squad cheerleaders Cho sen from the Junuor and Senuor Classes were Charlene Johnson Kay Munter Sally Wulson and Carolyn Straught The gurls chose as theur unuforms whute wool sweaters over whute taulored blouses and maroon corduroy skurts luned wuth whute satun The Sugma Club unsugnua was worn on the sweaters Judy Baller and Mary Lou Velasquez made up the B squad cheerleaders They wore maroon corduroy weskuts over whute three quarter length blouses and maroon corduroy skurts Theur un sugnuas were worn on the back of the weskuts Berthoud Hugh us proud of the '53 '54 cheerleaders, and offers uts ap precuatuon for the tune job done by all of the gurls ' B CHEER LEADERS Left to Rrght Judy Baller, Mary Lau Velasqual SIGMA CLUB Front Row Second Row Thlrd Row Back Row Mary Lou Velasquez Carolyn Stranght Sally Wllson Kay Munter Charlene Johnson Judy Baller Dons Buehler Annette Wykott Charlotte Musser Donna Martindale Beth Grauberger Sandra Thornton Norma Swanson Ruby Brehm Mary Louise Ferguson Mabel Stahlecker Myra Sterkel Dorothy Ostermlller Dons Ferguson Mary Mangan Barbara Adler Carol Stroh Lounse Krueger Janet Gothler Jana Woodrum Alace Sheffer Rolene Fletcher Marnlyn Woellhof Sharon Schwmdt Joyce Sterkel Meredleth Conner JoAnn LaFollette Mrs Wlseman Phoebe Torres Ruth Velasquex Janet Carroll Mmarn Coleman Cora Naylor Karen Coy Allce Woellhof Mary Ann Brehrn Vnrglnla Starck Leota Adams Mary Jean Wlllnams Eva Temple ton Lew Ann Jensen Vrrgnnna Huppe Delores Vngnl Thus year s offncers Presndent Sandra Thornton Vnce President Norma Swanson Secretary Mary Lou Velasquez Treasurer Beth Grauberger Sponsor Mrs Sarah Wuseman Sigma Club kept nts tradutvonal unuform consisting of maroon skurts, whute blouses, and sweaters wuth a ' B nnsugma on the front The group made a very good showing at the games and mamtalned Its reputation for good sportsmanshnp and lots of pep Specaal Sugma Club Actlvutues were a chalu supper for the girls, and the annual Teo and Receptuon for the mothers of all hugh school girls X 2 . 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STUDENT COUNCIL Front Row Judy Boller Wlllard Krueger Sharon Schwmdt Charlene Johnson Ruchard Schlelger Mr Clnea Bruce Starck Norman Deanes Carey Salomonson Beverly Lemmon Back Row Jumor Adame Connle Fisher Larry Grauberger Duck Hummel John Hahn John Beck Donnie Bristol Barbara Adler President Richard Schlenger Vlce Presldent Charlene Johnson Secretary Robert Starck Treasurer Bruce Starck ln the fall Charlene Johnson and Richard Schleuger went as delegates to Colorado AGM college nn Fort Collms for the annual meetung of the State Student Councul Convention held on October l2 and l3 Early un the year Berthoud Hugh School s Student Councul renewed nts membershlp nn the Natnonal Assocuatuon of Student Councnls for the l953 54 school year On February 26 the group sponsored a dance In order to ranse funds for the treasury The attendance was good and all reported a mce tume JUNIOR RED CROSS Eva Templeton Janet Carroll Mrs Coy Sandro Thornton Karen Coy Sharon Schwlndt Raymond Oberdlck The Junnor Red Cross was sponsored by Mrs Coy thus year Sandra Thornton was elected president of the county chapter at the first fall meet mg The other representatives from Berthoud were Janet Carroll who at tended camp La Foret last summer Raymond Oberdlck Karen Coy Sharon Schwlndt and Eva Templeton Berthoud s Junior Red Cross partsclpated ln the Larlmer County Chrlstmas party for crlppled children by making the ln vutatnons The grade school children tulled guft boxes to be sent overseas The last project ofthe year was makmg covers for Braulle books used by the bllnd GIRLS ATHLETICS Front Row Second Row Back Row Front Row Second Row: Third Row: Back Row: Dorothy Ostermlller Marilyn Woellhof Beth Grauberger Rolene Fletcher Sylvia Ernst Elaine Montague Donna Martindale Charlotte Musser Virginia Starck Sandra Thornton Ruby Brehm Charlene Johnson Martha Ramos Ruth Velasquez Molly Lopez Mary Lou Velasquez Mabel Stahlecker Virginia Huppe Norma Unreln Sharon Schwmdt Carol Stroh Barbara Adler JoAnn LaFollette Bobetta Hagler Miriam Coleman Dons Zoller Opal Wright Shirley Orback Delores Vlgll Mr Autrey Mary Mangan Mary Jean Williams Lew Ann Jensen Louise Krieger Eva Templeton Leota Adams Joyce Sterkel Meredieth Conner Judy Baller Betty Sour Myra Sterkel Yvonne Ster kel Rosalie Sell Phoebe Torres BOYS ATHLETICS F? James Miller Johnny Vigil Derald Vigil Bull Davies Bernard Myers Junior Ramos Jim Baller Alvin King Richard Sterkel Bruce Starck Jerry Stevmg. Robert Stahlecker Howard Burch Harold Williams Larry Grauberger Robert Starck John Hahn Clarence Hart Melvin Schaffer Tommy Rose Ed Coy Larry Starck. Mr. Autrey Leonard Stahlecker Johnnie Huerta Jim Reisbeck Leroy Allen Eldon Myers Jerry Ferguson Norlen Sandy Gene Ostermiller Dean Miller Fred Adams Mike Mayo Donnie Bristol Junior Adame Harold Ernst. Kent Robertson, Charles Bradney, Jackie Thornton Kenneth Schleiger, John Beck, Richard Schleiger, Dan Wacker, Jim Turnbull, Raymond Oberdick, Wilbert Koolstra Tommy Torres Sammy Ramos. GIRLS CHORUS Front Row Second Row Back Row Carolyn Straight Meredleth Conner Alice Shelter Beth Grauberger Ruby Brehm Annette Wykotf Mary Louise Ferguson Virginia Starck Sharon Schwmdt Marilyn Woellhof Janet Gothier Dorothy Ostermiller Phoebe Torres Norma Unreln Alice Woellhof Carol Stroh Betty Sour Barbara Adler Sandra Thornton JoAnn LaFolIette Babetta Hagler Louise Krueger Jana Woodrum Mary Jean Wil hams Miriam Coleman Myra Sterkel Opal Wright Virginia Huppe Molly Lopez Delores Vigil Eva Templeton Leota Adams Elaine Montague Rolene Fletcher Karen Coy Mary Mangan Judy Baller Lew Ann Jensen Cora Naylor Mary Montague Doris Zoller Mabel Stahlecker Mary Lou Velasquez Doris Buehler MIXED CHORUS Front Row: Second Row: Third Row: Back Row: Carolyn Straight, Meredieth Connor, Alice Shetter, Beth Grauberger, Ruby Brehm, Annette Wykoff, Mary Louise Ferguson, Virginia Starck, Sharon Schwindt, Marilyn Woellhof, Janet Gothier, Dorothy Ostermiller, Virginia Huppe. Albert Boone, Kent Robertson, Jim Turnbull, Donnie Bristol, Roy Williams, Van Wolverton, Fred Adams, Harold Williams, Melvin Schaffer, Jerry Ferguson, Jim Reisbeck, Larry Grauber- ger, Raymond Oberdick, Johnny Huerta, Mike Mayo, Vincent Salomonson, Tommy Rose, Richard Sterkel, Leonard Stahlecker, Mr. Wilson. Phoebe Torres, Norma Unrein, Alice Woellhot, Carol Stroh, Betty Sour, Barbara Adler, Sandra Thomton, JoAnn LaFollette, Bobetta Hagler, Louise Krieger, Jana Woodrum, Mary Jean Wil- Iiams, Miriam Coleman, Myra Sterkel, Opal Wright. Molly Lopez, Delores Vigil, Eva Templeton, Leota Adams, Elaine Montague, Rolene Fletcher, Karen Coy, Mary Mangan, Doris Zoller, Mabel Stahlecker, Mary Lou Velosquez, Doris Buehler. BOYS CHORUS Front Row Roy Wulllams Van Wolverton Melvm Schaffer Larry Grauberger Jun Relsbeck Jerry Ferguson Second Raw Mr Wulson Jum Turnbull Fred Adams Harold Wllllams Donnie Bristol Raymond Oberdlck Vincent Salomonson Back Row Ruchard Sterkel Albert Boone Muke Mayo Leonard Stahlecker Kent Robertson Tommy Rose GIRLS CHORUS The gurls chorus has thsrty seven members this year Although hindered by lack of adequate rehearsal tame the chorus has remanned actnve After the mud year schedule change the group met twlce a week one day alone and one day wuth boys chorus The bug event of the year was the Chrustmas program The gurls chorus presented several numbers and also worked wuth the boys chorus to form a muxed group Varlous smaller vocal ensembles also partlcnpated The repertonre garned durang the year conslsted of a balance of sacred and secular songs rhythms folk songs and of course popular songs pre domlnated Carol Stroh was accompannst most of the first semester wuth Jana Woodrum and Vlrglnua Huppe successlvely accompanying the group BOYS CHORUS There are suxteen members an Boys Chorus whuch met alone on Wednes days and wnth the Gurl s Chorus on Fridays durnng the Actsvnty Pernod The group sang un the Chrustmas program and a quartet was selected from the Chorus to sung between one of the acts of the Junlor Play Musvc sung during the year varled from sacred to popular, spnrltual and barbershop Carol Stroh accompanaed the group the furst semester, and Jana Wood rum the second semester I 1: A X Q ' ' 2 ' ' . 3 - fl ' 4 , , ' . X 1 ww . 1 I' I -1' . w 'f ' m-.mf , w W 3, ' 11 A X y I 1 1 , ' , .y I , 1, , 2 f' ! V' 5 I v ' a f 4 k Q S, 5 A 'ff Il V l x f - f A ...c , c 1 x I 2 , , , . ' ' , . : - , , , , , ' , 1 . , . . . , . - I f I ' ' 1 1 . . . , .g - J I . 1 . I I I I T - I 1 . . , . PEP BAND Under the leadership of Mr. David Wilson, a permanent pep band was chosen at the beginning of the school year. lt played at all football and bas- ketball games, and at pep rallies, Members of the band were Doris Ferguson, Norma Swanson, Delores Vigil, Judy Ferguson, James Miller, Gerald Schwab, Charles Bradney, Albert Schmid, Darrell Aschenbrenner, and Alice Woellhof, The band has been an inspiration at the rallies, and a help to the players. Members of the student body appreciate the efforts of Mr Wilson and the band A BAND Front Row Vrrgmra Huppe Ralph Muller Van Wolverton Alrce Woellhot Judy Baller Second Row Darrell Aschenbrenner Dudley Crosby Kent Robertson Dorothy Graves Charles Coleman Albert Schmid Duncan Crosby Karen Wlllrams Mr Wilson Thlrd Row Myron Lrndgren Karen Coy Roy Wrlllams Charles Bradney Gerald Schwab Betty Hart Sue Baller Carolyn Straight Harold Wrllrams Jrmmy Ferguson Jerry Ferguson son Vlrgrma Starck Charlotte Musser Melvm Schaffer Norma Swanson Delores Vigil The band started the year by making its annual trip to Boulder for Band Day Members participated in marching and playing and received a two l2l rating in both The following months were spent in practice for their concert which was given on February ll l954 for the public Later on in the Spring the group gave a second concert for the Berthoud public and traveled to Platte ville with an exchange concert During the week of April I9 the band traveled to Englewood for the annual Band and Choir Festival Berthoud s band is composed of thirty eight members Ten llOl trum pets nine l9l clarinets four l4l drums two l2J bass horns one lil bell lyre four l4l saxes one lll cymbal and one lll baritone player 1 ' , , ' ' , I l Q, . Back Row: James Miller, Kay Munter, Charlene Johnson, Doris Ferguson, Marilyn Woellhof, Judy Fergu , , , 1 , , . , . . . I . I I I I I I I ' PEP BAND ---v--a--1ni- . ff fix Front Row Charles Bradney Gerald Schwab Albert Schmid Darrel Aschenbrenner Back Row Delores Vngnl Dons Ferguson Norma Swanson Ahce Woellhof Judy Ferguson James Maller B C BAND Front Row Muke Wllburn Eddy Stroh Dennus Swedlund Vernon Maelzer Nancy Baller Gary Maelzer Back Row Loretta Wykoff Fred Mafkln Harry Nolde Bully Kyger Mr Wllson Carolyn Krueger Susie Woellhof Dlana Wllburn Vlrglnla Holxmelster B CLUB Front Row Mlke Maya Alan Buehler Gene Ostermlller Harold Wnllnams Howard Buehler John Hahn Larry Grauberger Second Row Mr Autrey Jumor Ramos Robert Sfahlecker Gene Osfermlller Don Ferguson Dean Muller Harold Wllluams Charles Coleman Back Row Derald Vlgnl Jackue Thornton John Beck Richard Schlelger Fred Adams Clarence Hart Leo nard Sfahlecker Ed Coy B Club had twenty three members thus year Alan Buehler was elected Presudent Howard Buehler Vuce Presudent Rnchard Schleuger Secretary and Treasurer There are eught new members thus year The club declded to dispense wlth lnntlatnon for new members They had theur annual steak fry All members of the B Club are athletes of Berthoud Hugh School who have lettered nn at least one sport Coach Warren Autrey us the sponsor .Xe f N I Qwwie , , I, 1 , l 'VI fgvm' Q5 X R iii .553 ft Sfllffw 'M' f!g,,,:b- i an N 'SX Zi' f'5s-kgs 59542 pm W S 'Q R1 SEB J I X f f f I If Q K T' Br I Qi Swv-V .-' -e-'? 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AAA, e S gf, , f xg fy, FOOTBALL Front Row Mike Mayo Alan Buehler Gene Ostermlller Harold Wrlllams Howard Buehler John Hart Norlen Sandy John Beck Gene Krehn Back Row Jack Thornton Robert Stahlecker Donnre Brnstol Fred Adams Don Ferguson Larry Grau berger Rlchard Schlerger Raymond Oberdlck Charles Coleman Mr Autrey in il I FOOTBALL JOHNSTOWN I7 BERTHOUD O The Spartans played theur tlrst football game on Berthoud s held September II at 2 OO p m AULT 33 BERTI-IOLJD O Berthoud s second game was played at Ault on September I8 with a decnded vnctory tor Ault ESTES 7 BERTI-IOUD 6 The tnrst league game was played here with Estes Park The touchdown was made by Alan Buehler TIMNATH I9 BERTHOUD I3 The Spartans traveled to Tumnath tor thelr second league game on October 9 The two touchdowns were made by John Beck and Howard Buehler Clarence Hart kicked for the extra polnt LAPORTE 26 BERTHOLJD I3 Berthoud s last home game was played agalnst LaPorte wlth Clarence Hart and John Beck scoring touchdowns for Berthoud ERIE I2 BERTHOUD 6 The Spartans traveled to Erue for thenr last league game on October 26 Robert Starck scored tor Berthoud PLATTEVILLE I3 BERTHOUD O On November 9 the Spartans your neyed to Plattevslle for the funal game of the season FOOTBALL SCORES Berthoud Johnstown Berthoud Au t Berthoud Estes Park Berthoud LaPorte Berthoud rle Berthoud Plattevnlle e They 2 Indwldual Scores John Beck Clarence Hart Alan Buehler Howard Buehler Robert Starck BASEBALL SCH EDULE A ral 2 Open A ral 9 Open April I3 Berthoud at LaPorte Aprul I5 Erle at Berthoud Aprul23 Berthoud at Erie Aprnl 29 LaPorte at Berthoud May 7 G 8 League Tournament May I-45 I5 Dustrlct Tournament L V 1 . . O I2 O l 33 6 7 Berthoud I3 Tirnnath I9 I3 26 6 E ' I2 O ' I3 W 38 I2 - - - - - - I2 - - - - - 8 - - - - - - 6 - - - - - 6 - - - - - 6 p . P nv' Vi QMJB. A ,f 4 dd l , ,- H5 -+I F W 1, 4, 1 s a 1 2 X fr an Q I If f i,,, ,, if L' s -- E WMM J' , wgjfnk X .,,l,,., K E! QR W 2 Z ef X 1- 5? ' X ALI QO Q 1 5 4 i fm-J I x v x T AXA, fi H 14 Y, L1 H 0.1457 iw! 5 6 inf BASKETBALL 1 In-u' Q Front Row Mr Autrey Melvm Schaffer Manager Back Row Johnny Vlgnl Derald Vngll John Beck Fred Adams Richard Schlelger Alan Buehler Larry Grauberger Harold Wllllams John Hahn Howard Buehler B BASKETBALL Front Row Larry Starck Rrchard Sterkel Kent Robertson Jerry Stevmg Ed Coy Bruce Starck Junlor Adame Jlm Baller Back Row Mr Autrey Melvun Schaffer Robert Stahlecker Muke Mayo Jrmmre Turnbull Jerry Ferguson Eldon Myers Sammy Ramos Jack Thornton BASKETBALL BERTHOUD 38 MEAD 37 The Spartans trav eled to Mead December I for theur furst game of the year The Berthoud fuve slupped past Mead by I pount un a closely matched game Derald Vugul was hugh wuth I3 pounts WAVERLY 37 BERTHOUD 35 Berthoud lost uts furst league game of the year to Waverly an December 4 The Mustangs surprused everyone by wunnung wuth a 2 pount lead Hugh for Berthoud was John Beck wuth I2 pounts BERTHOUD 53 ESTES PARK 47 The Spart ans played theur second league game December I I at home wuth Estes Park The Spartans were too much for the Bobcats and were un the lead all the way The Spartan s hugh pount man was Derald Vugul wuth I7 pounts BERTHOUD 4I LYONS 33 Berthoud rallued un the second half to upset Lyons The game was ragged on both sudes but excutung Howard Buehler connected from the corner several tumes to come out hugh man wuth I4 pounts The game was played at Lyons on the I8th of December TIMNATH 54 BERTHOUD 45 The Tumnath Cubs defeated the Spartans on theur own floor Jan uary 8 The Spartans dud not seem to be able to stop the druvung combunatuon of the Cubs Hugh for Berthoud was Howard Buehler wuth I8 pounts WELLINGTON 57 BERTHOUD 38 On Jan uary I2 Berthoud traveled to Wellungton to play the furst place Eagles and were beaten by I9 pounts Derald Vugul was hugh wuth I3 pounts ERIE 48 BERTHOUD 36 The Erue team vus uted Berthoud on January I5 and defeated the Spartans Berthoud out scored Erte un the second half but couldn t overcome the lead the Tugers es tablushed earluer un the game Derald Vugul made I6 pounts to be hugh for Berthoud LAPORTE 36 BERTHOUD 22 On January 22 Berthoud traveled to LaPorte Both teams had a bad nught and neuther one seemed able to hut At tumes ut looked luke the Spartans would go over La Porte but they dudn t make ut Hugh for the Spar tans was Derald Vugul wuth 7 pounts BERTHOUD 44 WAVERLY 42 The Spar tans traveled to Waverly on January 29 to wun by 2 pounts Berthoud stalled un the last of the game after they had a good lead Hugh was Derald Vugul wuth 3I pounts BERTHOUD 53 ESTES PARK 52 Berthoud s team traveled to Estes Park on February 2 to guve the fans a real thruller lt was guve and take all the way through wuth the score 48 48 at the end of the 4th quarter In a 3 munute overtume the Spartans racked up 5 pounts to the Bobcats 4 to wun by one pount Howard Buehler held top honors wuth I8 pounts BERTHOUD 47 LYONS 43 On February 5 the Spartans met Lyons on the Spartans home floor Durung the furst half Berthoud held the up per hand and led all the way In the last few mun utes of the game the Lyons got hot and almost tued the score but Berthoud held them down wuth good dgfense Hugh for Berthoud was Derald Vugul wuth BERTHOUD 53 TIMNATH 4I Berthoud took to the road agaun on February I2 to play the Cubs at Tumnath It was a much dufferent game The umproved Berthoud team played much better than when they prevuously had met Tumnath Berthoud led all the way through the game Hugh for Ber thoud was Howard Buehler wuth 2I pounts WELLINGTON 52 BERTHOUD 50 On Feb ruary I3 the furst place Eagles met the Spartans on Berthoud s floor The local fans saw a very fast and good game At half tume the Berthoud fuve was leadung by II pounts Berthoud led the Eagles untul the last munutes of the game Wellungton made a long shot to wun by 2 pounts Howard Buehler was hugh wuth I7 pounts ERIE 54 BERTHOUD 53 The Spartans trav eled to Erue on February I6 to guve the Tugers a bad scare The Berthoud team showed no sugn of lettung up the fast pace they had set recently Berthoud led at half tume 28 to 2I At the end of the 3rd quarter ut was stull 46 to 42 un Berthoud s favor but Erue rallued un the funal half to wun by one pount John Hahn was hugh pount man wuth 23 pounts LAPORTE 45 BERTHOUD 40 Laporte came to Berthoud on the I9th of February to play the last league game of the season Berthoud jumped to an early lead un the furst half but lost the second half Funal score was LaPorte 45 Berthoud 4O Hugh for Berthoud un the game was Derald Vugul wuth I4 pounts MEAD 46 BERTHOUD 42 On February 23 Berthoud and Mead battled ut out on the Spartan floor The Berthoud fuve played a good game and were un the lead the furst three quarters Then the Mead team dropped two long ones and made a set up for a 4 pount vuctory Hugh for the nught was Derald Vugul wuth I5 pounts 1 1 - . . . . - 1 - - 1 I . . . 1 . . . . - i I - 1 I D - . . . , I ' I , . . . , . . - . ' T I 1 . . . . BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT BERTHOUD 46 4 ERlE 39-On March the 4th the Berthoud Spartans traveled to Fort Collins for the first tournament game. lt was with Erie at 6 o'clock at the new Fort Collins High School gym. lt was a very fast and well played game. The Spar- tans led all the way and out played the Erie team by far. This victory put Berthoud in the top bracket of the tournament. Howard Buehler was high with l3 points for the Spartans. BERTHOUD 47 4 ALJLT S8-On March Sth the Spartans went back to play their second game with Ault, The Spartans just could not keep the Ault five out of their defense and lost to Ault by ll points. Howard Buehler was high with lS points. This loss left Berthoud in the top bracket to play for 3rd or 4th place FREDERICK SO BERTHOUD 45 This was Berthoud s last basketball game of the year Ber thoud played Frederick for third and fourth place Berthoud started off strong with a two point lead at half time Frederick caught and passed Berthoud by making the numerous free throws presented to them, Berthoud out scored Frederick from the field with the scoring distributed evenly between the Spartan players. Howard Buehler was high with IO points. Berthoud finished fourth in the tournament which is a great improvement over our past record. Berthoud finished the season in fourth place. Berthoud had an eight loss and six win record in the North Central class B league this year, We had an overall record of nine losses and seven wins. Derald Vigil was high point man for the year with Zll points. The Spartans improved greatly throughout the year. ln the first round of conference play Ber- thoud lost to the first three teams in standing by 45 points ln the second round the three leading teams squeezed by us with a combination of eight points Wellington by two points Erie by one point and LaPorte by five points Berthoud was considered one of the top defen sive teams The Spartans used a zone defense Berthoud Mead BASKETBALL SCORES Free Berthoud Berthoud Berthoud Berthoud Berthoud Berthoud Berthoud Berthoud Berthoud Berthoud Berthoud Berthoud Berthoud Berthoud Berthoud Total 690 A Squad Howard Buehler John Hahn Richard Schleiger John Beck Fred Adams Alan Buehler Harold Williams John Vigil Larry Grauberqer Waverly Estes Park Lyons Timnath Wellington Erie LaPorte Waverly Estes Park Lyons Timnath Wellungton Erie LaPorte Mead Total 4 Throws Total Points 724 Howard Buehler 6 Derald Vigil John Hahn Richard Schleiger John Beck Fred Adams John Vigil H Williams INDIVIDUAL SCORES B Squad Sam Ramos Mike Mayor Tommy Torres Robert Stahlecker Jack Thornton Larry Starck Bruce Starck Jerry Stevings Junior Adame Eldon Myers Kent Robertson Jerry Ferguson Richard Sterkel 38 37 35 37 38 53 47 ' ' ll 31 4l b 33 IO 26 45 S4 E 38 ' 57 ' 3 I7 36 ' 48 8 I2 22 36 44 42 2 4 53 52 ' ' 1 3 47 43 v . . 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F, - ?f, i AY 3 af, Z - N., Apnl National Assembly P T A Talent Show One Act Play 30 Sensor Class Play May I4 Baseball May Junnor Sensor Prom Recognltuon Assembly Class Nsght Baccalaureate I8 I9 All other tunals Senior trip Sensor Graduation School closes THE SENIOR CLASS I954 expresses BEST WISHES to the GARDEN SPOT OF COLORADO Berthoud Colorado CONGRATULATIONS Sensor Class Johnson s Corner Fronher Products 5 Mules South of Loveland Traffac Circle Hnway 87 Loveland KNOX FURNITURE CO Home of Greater Furniture Values Loveland Colorado Best Wishes to THE CLASS or 1954 J. C. Penney Company Loveland, Colorado I6 ' 23 . . , Z7 of 29A ' 2- 8 . E . II , , I2-I3eI4 Senior Finals I4 ' I6 I7e W ' 20 ' A ZI ' 9 Congratulatuons and Best Wlslwes CLASS OF V954 from Robbins 8. 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CALENDAR September JANUARY Regsstratson 9 IO Regsstratson II I2 Flapsock Day School opened Berthoud vs JOHNSTOWN lfsrst football gamel Pep rally AULT vs Berthoud ESTES PARK vs Berthoud Freshmen Week October 2 Freshmen Instsatson 5 22 6 Jr Red Cross Boulder Dental Clsnsc TIMNATH vs Berthoud C I3 State Student Councsl Fort Coll1ns Snake Dance LAPORTE vs Berthoud onventson Back to school atter vacatson TIMNATH vs Berthoud WELLINGTON vs Berthoud Sensors meet D U Representatwe ERIE vs Berthoud Semester Tests Natsonal Assembly Group psctures Advertsssng for Annual Sensor and Faculty psctures taken lndsvsdual psctures taken Advertsssng for Annual LAPORTE vs Berthoud Sensors see announcements Typsng demonstratlon BERTHOUD vs Waverly February l-lomecomsng Parade and Dance End ot Ssx Weeks Natsonal Assembly Junsor Class Hayrsde 23 Teachers Conventson ERlEvs Berthoud Freshmen Dance BERTHOUD vs Estes Park Sensor proofs arrsve BERTI-IOUD vs Lyons Ssgma Club party Band Concert Indsvsdual psctures arrlve TIMNATFI vs Berthoud WELLINGTON vs Berthoud ERIE vs Berthoud 3l Band Mothers Carnsval November Sensors measured for Caps and Gowns Stars ot Tomorrow Longmont Hertf Janes show rsngs to Junsors PLATTEVILLE vs Berthoud Natsonal Assembly Sensors see psctures Junsors decsde on rsngs Sensor movse Freshmen Dsnner Show MEAD vs Berthoud Natsonal Assembly Student Councsl Dance March 4 5 6 Basketball Tournament at Fort Col Hsgh School sees pscture show Thanksgsvsng Vacatson December 8 23 Mead vs BERTHOUD ltsrst basketball gamel WAVERLY vs Berthoud 9 Junsor Class Play BERTHOUD vs Estes Park I5 Grade School Program BERTI-IOUD vs Lyons 22 Chrsstmas program and dsnner Ch rsstmas Vacatson lsns Berthoud placed fourth Mr Frank Irwsn County Supersntendent ot Schools vsssts Berthoud Schools A and B basketball squads attend AA U basketball games sn Denver Plattevslle Band Concert IOOF Contest F A on KFELTV at I2 oco noon 23 State F F A sudgsng contest t Fort Collsns Great Western vssstatson Ag snstructors and F F A pressdents Longmont Berthoud Wsndsor Natsonal Assembly I , . 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