Berthoud High School - Spartan Yearbook (Berthoud, CO)

Text from Pages 1 - 142 of the 1948 volume:

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D nglener t A ler F Onec, ua ner, olartz St hlecxer S CONT RC L 'uehler I Scnleiger, L Star ec er S Oberdicx, V deitvel, P Albrecnt Are Swanson I e a I e ler, H Carroll uulleff JO rson, loo e B R is beck FIRST RCn J Carl on, 1 nahn D hummel I A Osterniller hewmfn, B Cberclck, B Adare U v ns, A H11 le D Conklin dltrr 1n C 1ef Bett5 Olercicx t nt dltor Loie Fewwfn Busires anw ers Eoloree v ns, Dee ummel AQ 1Qt nt BUSIIGSS anifers lsie nuehler JUHIOT Adler Tfolstc ooyce Carlson, ba 5 Ann Lsterriller Asele Crt Tr lsts Be trice uname, Jon Conklmn Curricular Activzt ditor Vir, mia Neitzel tude t Co PC11 t r to e ta Luert '1C ul tor, belvin Jones rvin Stshlecaer Pusic Club Editor Arloa Jripple 'BN Club ditor Bob 1 rrer Sigma Club LG1tOTS, Largorie Johrson, Dorothy boore Sooboxore Drem- atics ditor Bob Reisbeck 'P Soclal xC'1V1t oitor Sr1rle5 Oberamck rt uito s 11lored nahn Ldve n S rlecner Qs Mditor Prxllis Albrecht S o lee nditor, Lois ew ar 7UDlOT Cla Q .a1ton fi dred Uuerler Soooomore Clo Q Editor, Lele wrxoll, Fred? an Cla ditor laine Julleff Jurior F1,r ditcr, lor Jorie Scn eiger S aosrot oitcr Gene Collart Helrers I rvir olantz Doxle Znglebq dt Ve rap TQQ Faculty Advisor Mrs Swanson '.- Q ' r,w - ' Q H el ,n -A . .fw: . n 1 - d , J. d , r. 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N4 -5 1ured Hfu Class Play Vice Pre of Sigma Slgma Club Q Cheerleader Student Council ULN Club Annual Dee Hummel Football 3 Bas?etbell 3 4, 'Bn Club 3,4 Clase Play 4 Donna Myers 3 Melvin Jones Music l 2,6 Operett l Class Fl., Lois Newman Laurens Krieger Sigma Club S, Clas Vice Pres 4 Music S Amrual 4 Betty Cberdick Dorothy Moore Music l P S Operetta 1 0 Sigma Club l Cla President 4, Sigma Treasurer Music l,? 3, Operetta 1,2, Sextette 3, Student Council Cheerleecer 4 'BW Club 4 Annual 3,4 Class Plav 4 Class Secreti y iusic l 2 6 Uperetta Class Pla nrnual 4 3 Music l J Q 4 Sextette S Operetta l Trio 4 Siena lub 1 Student Courcil l Annual 4 harp Ann Osterriller . 4, S' - 3' , at I r-l4l 0- , L . i 4, I O-I I 4 ' f sf-on 4 l 4' ,Ai,O,4t a 4. 1 . Qc .' 1, 9 I 'Q X' - Q 'll . g I I I Y ' Y .J-.A ' 'I ui ' , P .A f 9 A o - uf . 3a-a I 'I' 'F' zr 2.4, sigma Club 1,z,:L,4, an 512128 Clubrllefl- H 4 J' 1 , eff, ' 6-.tx f 0 9 s 2. ,2, ' 1-2- , ' gv 4. 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CLASS PROPHECY Bob Garner was unanimously elected President of the United States in 1972 As President Garner looked over his list of former classmates so that he could send invitations to their children to s banquet in honor of his son and daughter, he found them scattered in many parts of the world Helping him check over the list is his wife, the former Lois Uewmn first on the list is the daughter of the former Beatrice Adams Beatrice is a wealthy widow, who has become a famous Mets ropolltan Opera star Recently she toured the country with the group from the Metropolitan as a soloist Next we come to the daughter of the former Arloa Whipple. who Ins toured with Beatrice as her accompanist Bhe has become a famous concert pianist She and Beatrice live together in e pant house on 5th Avenue in New York City' The following name ll the former Joyce Carlson's daughter It seems Joyce went through nurse's training at Presbyterian hos pital in Denver She married the chief surgeon shortly after her graduation from nurse's training Well here's the som of Malcolm Peters As a result of s match rocketmaking days in high school Malcolm invented the power rocket Be now lives in Mexico City with his wife and family of famous quadruplets Next upon the list is the daughter of the former Dolores lvans Almost everyone has experienced writing to Dory s lovelorn column in the London n.s's seeking advice She is very under standing about their problems She bought Stratford on Avon where she and her husband and daughter now live ha risen to the position of physics professor at Harvard Uni versity Cambridge Massachusetts He often goes on lecture tours because he is in such greet demand as a lecturer It was uncertain where to send the invitation to the former Mildred Bahn's daughter SDI is accompanying her mother who is a famous 'globe trotter' and has traveled extensively in hu-ope, Asia, South Sea Islands and even to Little America The next invitation will be sent to 'Little America' to the twins of Mr and Mrs Melvin Jones Mrs Jones was the former Yir ginia Veitzel They are raising huekie dogs on their ranch The next name in the group is the daughter of the former Marian Oettman seems Marian and her husband now own the lar gest sugar factory in the United States It is located at Berthoud Colorado which now has a population of 25 O00 Next we address an invitation to the daughter of the former Donna Wars She married a farmer from her old home town and it seems while he was digging a post hole one day he struck oil He now owns the largest oil refinery in the world The only invitation In sent in Washington was to the son of Junior Adler President Garner appointed Junior Secretary of Lg riculture B and his blonde wife and son live in e fashionable suburb of Washington and are frequent guests at the White House , . hi , Mo- I The next invitation goes to the son of Irwin Stahlecker. L 5 - . It - Next we send an invitation to New Orleans to the daughter of the former Marjorie Schleiger. Sha became secretary to the owner of the largest television studio, and set the world speed record in typing. Later she married her boss and they have an attractive home ln New Orleans. We find that the former Betty Oberdick and her husband and daughter live on a large coffee plantation in Bio de Janeiro- Brazil She let her husband while on the boat going to South abr- lca to fill a position of testing coffee The President las able to keep track of the former Laurens Krieger as she was United States aabassador to Russia The invite tion to her daughter was sent to Moscow Laurens had negotiated a treaty of truce between Russia and the United ltates Quebec, Canada is where we send the invitation to the daugh- ter of the foraer Mary Ann Osterniller She now owns and operates tb I-L-I I 0'i radio station She has reached this position as a result of her singing in a trio over a slall station, Ula To Seattle, Washington, goes the next invitation ter of the former llsle hxehler, who now has obtained of s psychlatrical nurse She was married to the largest Royal Anne Cheery orchard in the world to chsdalcb- tln position owner of the The next invitation will be sent to the daughter of the fone' Dorotlv Moors Bhe and her husband live in Oshkosh, Wisconsin, where her husband is the head of tb lilk producing association Yell, what do you know? The invitation to the daughter of the former Dee Hummel has to be sent to Bukhu africa She married the owner of a large diamond nine Recently they lined the largest diamond ln history It is said that the door knobs throughout their house are diamond studded after President and Mrs Garner had finished addressing the invitations, they were pleased to find their classmates were all so successful in life cuss mom' my 14, 1948 ...arloa dhipple Klsie Buehler Dorothy Moore Betty Oberdick Accordlan Piano Duet Purpose of Class Night Salutatory Solo, Selected Class Prophecy 'Advice to Lower Class 'Commencement' Piano Solo- Clase V111 DOD Reading 'I Wonder Viv' Trio- Mary Ann Ostermlller, Bea Class History Class Poem- Reading Presentation of Senior Picture- Presentatlon of Senior Key Acceptance of Key squutanding Senior' award Valedictory cuter Graduation Day' Mildred lhhn Bob Garner Donna bers Dolores Ivana Marjorie Schlelger Dee Hummel Virginia Veitsel trvln Stahlecker trice Adams, Mildred Hahn Junior Adler Laurens Krelger Malcolm Peters Marian Gettaan Lois lewman Phyllis Albrecht Mrs hnna Joyce Carlson Beatrice Adele . 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' , -,---.. ....... .....-..--..---..----- s.,,,,,-..-----------..- -..--...---- .... ...- -.---- ---- --.., .... ..-....-.......-------- ---- -- Senior Report Card--------- ---- - ------ --------Ne1'1H J0n --...---...--......-- -...-.-.- ------ -----..Q1-----------0-----1-1 ...--..-.. .... ...--.... , CLASS POEM 1948 We are ending one phase of life's Journey As we finish at old Berthoud High There are times we've worked hard, but not always And we leave high school days with a sigh Our nightingale Beatrice Adame Has ideas of what she prefers She'll teach music or else be a singer And we know that success will be hers Junior Adler is strong, blond, and handsome Be doesn't view life with alarm If the girl he admires is willing He'll build a sweet home on the farm Elsie Mae Buehler is cheerful and wholesome What a wonderful nurse she will be She's competent industrious worker Great honor'll be hers, wait and see A gay one is neat Dory Evans She would travel the world for awhile But if a certain young man can persuade her She'll march down the middle aisle Joyce Carlson is Berthoud High's scholar For four years she's almost straight NAU Whether college or training for nursing We know a great role she will play A charming young chap is Bob Garner Some day he may vote for Truman But Just now his interests are centered On a lassie whose last name is Newman wonder why Marian Gettman Huzries off every day after lunch it just for a nice little car ride? Or is it? Oh we have a hunch' Mild ed Hahn a gay gorgeous red head Loves to sing act in plays, and tap dance She'll break plenty of hearts ln the future So look out boys if you take a chance Dee Hummel is generally quiet They say still waters But sometimes she speaks This maiden who is so Melvin Jones has a smile But girls watch your run deep her mind freely petite that's alluring step and beware One girl has a claim that's enduring And plainly proclaims, UDon't you dare We Is - T . . Dorothy Moore is a quiet, shy lassie, Her secrets to no one she tells. She should make an e cellent stenographer For at tyling she surely excels Lsurene Krieger, the teleohone girl Beers all our sorrows and joys, She listens to voices from everywhere ABQ knows who is chasing the boys Donna Myers is not very noisy Her eyes do her talking, and say 10 a certain Berthoud laddie NOf course we'll be hapoy some day A chermin girl Lois Newman President of the Serior class Cheerleader, dramstics so mary interests, Indeed she's a capsule lass Betty oberdick worked hero on the annual, Yet we've never herrd her comolain As one who is ala J In our hearts she Mary Ann Lstermiller In life she plays trustworthy will always remeir sings and studies one main role In singing as well as her studies Perfection i always her goal Our feir haired boy Malcolm Peters Loves fi king and hunting we heer dhen he foes South Sunday evenings Is he huntir a cute sveetheart dear? when Mzrdorie Schleiger starts somethirg It is sure to D9 well done Bookkeepir cooking or sewing She works a if it we e fun A deperdetle chew, nrvin Stahlecker Quiet Drives s Stran Virginia bashful enc smfrt car 'most all of us enwy e nc girl captures his hear weltzel is v ry consistent To one b she will be true To be s1re hex choice is a good one Thwt's why she will be N rue blue W Best IOWEG is Arloa W ipole Sweet quiet and alvsy the s me If everything goes as she's plenned it Some day we know she'll win fame v - . 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CLASS Ol' l948 QI' TBI BIRTHGTD HIGH SCHOOL, BIRTBOUD COLORADO: le the members of the Senior Class being of sane mind and of high Intelligence do hereby will and bequeath our legacies in full and unconditionally as follows I Beatrice Adams do hereby will and bequeath my shiny black hair to Mary lllsn Ivana, W singing ability to next year's chorus and W modesty to Heil Hehn I, Junior Adler do hereby will and bequeath W involuntary blush to Bill Deshler and W supsrlntelligence in physics to Dorothy ling I llsie hxehler do hereby will and bequeath W ability to rs pair typewriters to Don Conklin I Joyce Carlson, do hereby will and bequeath W freckles to Ruth Osterniller and W good grades to Marvin Glants If Dolores lvans do hereby will and bequeath W liking for Love -liand an to Phyllis Albrecht and W ability to change W mind to Mary ans en Ii Bob Garner do hereby will and bequeath ability to 'go steady to Boland Gahlehouse W battered up foot l sult to JlaW Helton and ly parking place in front of the school to Lawrence Ihvle I Marian Oettman, do hereby will and bequeath W ability to type to Laverna Stahlecker, W good grades in shorthand to Ruth Osteralller I Mildred hhn do hereby will and bequeath W ability to sing to Donna Faye Adams W good behavior in shorthand to next yeax's class I Dee Hummel do hereby will and be ueath my ability to t along with teachers to W brother frank W 'B club paddle to the aculty Ii Melvln Jones do hereby will and bequeath W ability to keep a 'Chev running to Roland Gablehouss, W worn out basketball suit to I Laurens Krieger, do hereby will and bequeath W smile to La verna Stahlecker W disposition to Ruth Spencer, and W geometry book to Jimmy Helton I Donna ers, do hereb will and bequeath W ability to get along with teac rs to Marvin ller and W ability to keep a man to Beverly lygren I Dorothy Moore do hereby will and be ueath all W hlato out lines and books to Mrs Dean and my loud ta king to Lowell Duv l Lois lewman do hereby will and bequeath all of our worn-out yells to next ear's cheerleaders, and my bookkeeping ability to all of Mrs Swanson s students Betty Oberdlck, do hereby will and bequeath my blond hair to llaine Juleff and W friendliness to Helen Carroll Mary ann Osterniller, do hereby will and be ueath my good na ture to Bob Relsbeck, and my good behavior to Chuck bsack I, Malcolm Peters, do hereby will and bequeath my ability to get along with women to Riel Kiehn and W Model A to Mr Hinkley I Marjorie Schlelger do hereby will and bequeath my bashfulness to Shirley Oberdlck and W talkatlveness in plvsics to Modesta Rxerta I, Irwin Stahlecker, do hereby will and bequeath W ability to tell Jokes to Dick Davis and W ability to drive the family car to Vernon Gross 1, Virginia Vsltsel, do hereby will and bequeath my ability to t s.ng'y easily to lthsl Adler, and W ability to manage one of the ones' boys to Bue Dsehler I, arloa Whipple do hereby will and bequeath sy ability to play the piano to Pets tthews W little red lord to anyone who can nake lt run Ml TBI ABOVE HLMID PERSONS ID SEI' OUR SIU AND SELL TO THIS OUR LAST VILL AID TESTAJHT THIS IOURTIETTH DAY Ol MAY Il TH! YILR OP OUR LORD ONE THOUSAND HIFI HUNDRED IDB!! IIGHT n ' - bg I I . ' 8 5. . Rodney McCartney, and W paper route to Johnny-Berglln. ' 'L it , ' '. , 5' 3 . ' 1. . . Y . I. I' 2. . ' 5' . 15 CLASS HISTORY Of the class that first trudged up the steps of the little red school house twelve years ago only four have finished all!-welve grades here They are Arloa Whipple Joyce Carlson Lois Newman and Betty Oberdick Miss Tyler started us on our way During the next five years our teachers were Vlss Orr Miss Stockwell, and Hrs Shreves vie took part in several musical programs and operettas Among them were 'The Palace of Carelessness' and 'The Inn of the Golden Cheese' In the spring of the sixth grade our big event of our grade school days came when we had our Sneak Dey This made us feel very big and important went to Denver where we began the day with a visit t K L Z and he Capitol where we shook hands with the Governor Next we were Mr Hoffman's guests at the Denver theater From the theater we drove to City Park where we all enjoyed a picnic Later we visited the zoo and the city museum and drove out to Lowry Held We returned home tired but very happy after a never-to be forgotten day We entered the seventh grade under the leadership of Mrs Gammlll Those enrolled were Arloa Whipple Don Stroh Albert Schlelger Betty Oberdick Lois Newman Beverly Blades Dorothy King Joyce Carlson Jewela Sterkel Bob Garner John Paul Miller, Beatrice Adame Joan Abbott Donna Myers, Elinor Brown Bobbie Yaldiveso, Dick Stotts Elmer Burback Harold Peterson, Jolfm Ramos, Alvin Starck and Gale Upton During the year we had several parties among them being a Christmas party with the eighth grade and a theater party Our annual picnic was held at Loveland The class officers were president. Lois Newman vice president Betty Oberdick and secretary Joan Abbott Our class flower was the white rose and our motto 'To be rather than to seem to be ' In the eighth grade Mrs Fagan was our sponsor We had lost Elmer Burbank, John Paul Miller, Bobble Valdlveso krold Peterson and Gale and Danny Traynor Our class officers were president, Bettie Schleiger vice president Albert Schleiger secretary Joan Abbott and treas urer Don Stroh We carried over the same flower and motto Our class enjoyed many parties Our annual picnic was held at the Loveland light plant and afterwards we went to a show in Loveland Then we took that well known Jump into Berthoud High School became full fledged Freshmen after an initiation by the class of 1945 The following evening a very nice reception was given in our honor Those enrolled in this wonderful class during the year were Bea trice Adamo. Beverly Blades Jean Brown Elsie Buehler Joyce Carlson Mildred Hahn Laurene Krieger Anne Milliken Donna Myers Lois Newman Betty Oberdlck Mary Ann Ostermiller Bettie Jean Schlelger Margorie Schleiger Edna vlelss Virginia leltzel Arloa Whipple Donrabelle White Emily Mae Wilhelm Dolores Evans Junior Adler Stanley Adler, Brian lberhardt Carl Erickson Bob Garner Melvin C-eick vlayne Peter son Albert Schlelger Don Stroh Danny Traynor, Robert Peterson Dale Bristow and Everett Bristow Those who left dur1D6 the year were Donnabelle White, Emily Mae Wilhelm Stanley Adler Brian Eberhardt Wayne Peterson Robert Peterson, Albert Schleiger and Danny Traynor . We , 0 , t . Upton. Ve gained Ernest Garcia, Bettie Jean Schlelger, Shirley Moore, - . We quet were Joyce Carlson Beatrice Adame Laurene Krieger Arloa Whip xf In the fall we had a theater party in Loveland and then went to the home of Anne Milliken for a chile supper The Sophomores enter tained us at a scavenger hunt in the spring Later we returned the compliment by giving then a hay ride The horses struggled through the mud to the home of Mildred Hahn We all enjoyed dancing ln the barn to the tune of llsie Mae Buehler's accordion As the evening went on, we waded through the mud to the house for refreshment for our Sigma Club initiation we all took part in a map hunt, returning to the high school for refreshments Our class officers were president, Bob Garner vice president Virginia Weltsel secretary, Anne Milliken and treasurer Albert Schleiger Lois Newman, Mary Ann Ostermiller and Bettie Jean Schlei ger were representatives from our class to Student Council Our flower was the white carnation and our colors were aqua and gold We chose for our motto 'One for all and all for one ' Mrs Jones was our sponsor In September 1945 the class entered B H S as Sophomores This year they were very much annoyed at the 'disgusting manner in which the Freshman behaved ' How quickly we forget our own actions' We lost Harlan Pitts Charles Robertson, Edna Weiss and Bettie Schleiger gained Daryl Markwitz Norma Bearly Joan Forney Marian Gettman and Thayer Miller In the fall we all enjoyed a theater party followed by a chile supper at the home of Arloa Whipple Later in the year we had a roller skating came and the home sented a returned Loveland party in Fort Collins, didn't we Junior? The Idea of March found the students of Latin II enjoying their Latin banquet at of Anne Milliken For the old clothing drive assembly we pre skit 'The Shooting of Dan McGrew', and for a short time we to the wild and wooly Vest Our annual picnic was held at the light plant at the end of the year eight girls chosen to be waitresses at the Junior Senior ban wore white blouses and black skirts to carry out the 'Nightclub' theme The officers for the year were president, Mildred Hahn vice president Edna Weiss secretary Betty Oberdick and treasurer Junior Adler student council members were Bob Garner Junior Adler and Beatrice Adams We carried over our colors flowers and motto Mr Smith was our sponsor In September this vivacious group again entered B H S as Jun iors Those gained during our Junior year were Dee H amel Bettie Jean Schlelger Dorothy Moore Malcolm Peters Melvin Jones Marilyn Petrie and Irvin Stahlecker We lost Norma Bearly Beverly Blades Dale and Everett Bristow, Carl Erickson Joan Forney Daryl Markwitz Anne Milliken and Thayer Miller We gave two skits ln assembly Some of our members might be on their way to Broadway after appearing in the productions of 'Galloplng Ghosts' and 'Daffy Dillsn Saturday night, April 26 the Junior Senior banquet was held in the Presbyterian annex The tables were attractively decorated carry ing out the Hawaiian theme Down the center of each table were water lilies in various colors The tables were placed in an 'H' with the bar of the HH' as the centerpiece It represented a Jungle scene The place cards were palm trees and the nut cups were ukeleles The menus which were papier macho pineapples also contained the program . . . ' - We I The - - ple, Dolores Evans, Lo1s.Newman, Donna Myers, and Betty Oberdick. They . : , r Between the courses of the meal the following program was pre sented Blessing Mrs Gammill Junior class speech of welcome 'How do you do ' Beatrice Adame Senior class response 'Aloha but not goodbye ' Velma Hillman a medley of Hawaiian tunes Arloa Whipple a talk 'Isle of Golden Dreams and Opportunities Mr Art Anderson 'Honolulu Moon' and 'Blue Hawaii ' by a Junior octette 'Ideals on the Isle ' Mrs Blanche Dean 'Aloha Oe ' by everyone Eight Sophomore girls dressed in grass skirts were waitresses The prom was held in the high school gymnasium lt was decorated as an outdoor scene with the sky above the orchestra was in the porch of s small hut Around the punch bowl were water lilies Tables were arranged along the sides of the dance floor Several palms completed the scene Erie high school band furnished the music Our annual picnic was held at Chautauqua park in Boulder after finally getting together we had s very nice picnic We came back to Longmont to the show Our officers were president Beatrice Adamo vice pres1dent,Arloa Whipple secretary Joyce Carlson, and treasurer Virginia Weitzel Student Council members were Robert Garner Junior Adler and Mildred When we again lntered B H S ln the fall of 1947 we were Seniors our dream when Freshman our hope when Bophomores our goal when Jun iors We had lost Bettie Jean Schleiger and Marilyn Petrie On September 18 we initiated the Freshman They all looked very 'cuten in their baby dresses rompers, and little bonnets carrying their bottles and their books in buckets They were initiated in assembly during a 'Truth or Consequences' program The following evening we entertained them at a formal dance in the gym The following program was presented Welcome speech Lois Newman response. Lucille Schaefer solo Mildred Hahn 'Chinese lul aby' Sextette solo Nell Kiehn reading Phyllis Albrecht piano and accordion numbers by Arloa Whipple and Elsie Buehler On November 25 the Senior class held a turkey raffle The money we received from the chances sold started the curtain fund The draw- ing was held down town and Arloa and Elsie furnished the entertsipment On December 12 the Junior-Senior Play 'What Happened to Uncle?' was a big success We had a food sale for the curtain fund on January 31 In January Dolores Evans and Betty Oberdick entertained the class at a party We went to the show in Loveland and than to the Oberdick home for refreshments Hear the end of the year several Seniors took part in the Junior Senior Play, 'Sadie of the U S A ' On April 24th the Seniors were guests at a very lovely banquet and prom After struggling through many tests we started Senior week Finally we marched down the aisle to the tune of the 'Triumphal March' and received our diplomas We will always be grateful to our parents for providing us with the opportunity to receive a high school education and to our teachers for the patience and consideration they have shown throughout the years we were with them Our faith in our homes and our school is the basis of the confidence with which we face the future v I . The . Hahn. Mrs. Hanna was our sponsor. I , v.J if B xr I' 5' xi 1 x-J 'an A21 Lowell J 4 4- I' sur Mar i ' 1 ip-45 ar P1if - -J I' --1 Phyllis Albrecht Mildred Buehler as-FP' S-3 Roland GaD1eHou e O? '--f Bethel Nelson fo Marvin ulantz f 'If ,ls 1 4? S: L iffkfrf' P 1 1 1 Q dv I. J ui b ' ff E ff Q fuvill 1 ' L s . ' is H. A P ' .. 4, 12. . k 'Q .0 6 ' Mary Jane Hofen 4o.Hsta Huorta Dofeuhy Ki xx ' , is fi . s o dr ' 5 4,5 uf. GGJH I v n ,: LH' . . Ruth gan' xt i I x I 1 vt xayr-I if 1'- QF W Wff- V r 6 I ' si ' P WINS -' pm I 35' s' lf :HT . , j wif :wwf A3 L Qs .I W! 1' C., QAFQAFY' A .rtpqpzaq HT Qjyn,,QE7' MTQQWQHWQ .til :,. ,T,,.,-,N 1 .... - ,v - -A it-,., , ., h - , .few J -5. an-we JUNIOR NEWS O FICERS President ......... Phyllis Albrecht Vice President ..... Mildred Buehler Secretary ............. Ruth Spencer Treasurer ............. Dorothy King Student Council Representatives Modesta Huerta, Marvin Miller Lowell Duvall Sponsor Mrs Chambers CLASS COLORS CLASS FLOWER Maroon and White White Rose CLAQS MUTTO Ye willg we can we must At the beginning of school there were fourteen Juniors Lorraine Van Dusen Esther Wacker, and Dick Stotts moved away Shirley Davis withdrew because of illness In January Beth Nelson from Fort Collins Joined our class On Friday, October 17 we had a hay ride and a wiener roast to which each member of the class was entitled to bring a guest Roland Gablehouse took his truck for the hay ride, and we held our wiener roast at a lake west of town After wards we all went down to the Jitney The Juniors sponsored a box social and dance for their contribution to the curtain fund It amounted tofifty dollars. Everyone who attended had a good time On December 26 1947 we had a farwell party for Dick Stotts, who was moving to Mead We went to a show in Long- mont and then to Lowell Duvall's house for refreshments The Juniors who took part in the play WWhat Happened to Uncle,W were Mary Jane Hbfen Phyllis Albrecht and Lowell Duvall Marvin Glantz was the only Junior in the second Junior Senior play 'Sadie of the U S A U The Junior Senior banquet and prom were held April 24 at Five Acres in Longmont The tables were beautifully decorated to carry out the theme ' 3 Q A Q u '. at 11 'if' 5 X X 4 X 1 LU Y Qs T, anemia fs W fi-3 I' oonasonsesosss a gf Y 2 at 9 . 1-, -I : - , 1 I 'Y g v xl 44 -g 1 ei 7 iz: L.-ec: , y . . . . L, , .fp s . V N ,. 2127.41 ' ', A: . ,Fifa .. 0 ' x ' 0 6,3511 . 'ffl' is , 4,aI iffy Y? vi . 4 - - +51 P NN ' . YQWJJ --b fi . 1 1 x,E',g,l'f f' - . Q ' J 1 'V 5? 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SOPHOMORI NEWS OFFICERS President Bob lelsbeck Vice President lthel Bhsffsrd Secretary liel llehn Treasurer--s- Dean NcCertney Sergeant at Ares- Bill Dsshler ltudent Council Representatives hrold lauffmn Marjorie Johnson Sponsor Irs Marion Hehblrl CLASS COLORS Purple and Vhlte CLASS ILOVIR White Carnation CIA S8 MOTTO Gonsiderati on 'C' s- Concentret 1 on Co-operat ion The Sophomore class began the term 1947-48 with 39 mem- bers Dorothy Schleuger and Doris Hose quit school Carol Yan Dusen, Shirley Treber Betty Orback and Gene Collart moved away Gene Collart however returned in larch For the freshman Reception September 19 1947 we deco- rated the gnnasiua in green and white Our clss had a theater party ymch was followed by a chili supper at the home of Doyle hglehert ltr Ihvls took us to Loveland in the bus Chr sponsor Irs Marlon liehbum at tended Bob Relsbeck was given the special honor of being choe en 'Champ of the Week' on the radio PNK!!! 'These Kids of Ours, on November ll 1947 Be was chosen because he ls an honor student ll accomplished musician and publisher of e weekly paper On January 30 1948 we gave four one-act plays as an lngllsh project The plays were 'The Iarners Daughter ' 'Pig of lbw Dreams ' Bobby Box end Beware of Uldows Mrs Blanche L Dean directed the plays with the assistance of the spefch class About one hundred dollars was mde from these plays, which sum was given to the curtain fund The Latin banquet was held at the home of Helen Carroll on March 6 1948 at seven o'clock The table was decorated ln the class colors purple and white hash flowers were used for a centerpiece The menus and programs were writ- ten in Latin on the petals of a purple and white flower The nut cups were lilies, and the place cards were daffodils delicious meal was prepared hy the mothers of the Latin ches members The teachers represented gods and goddesses and the class members represented the citizens of Home lach person gave some llttle performance to represent his character Games in keeping with Roman times were played after the meal was over lo WVLJE f 5-54, V lu ul 7 we Xxx 'X fx X Af-X 4 if K9-EFL 1? 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Green hy lis- consin In September the Freshmen were initiated into Berthoud mgh School The Seniors were in charge of the initiation The Freshmen wore baby clothes, carried their books in a pall and brought five suckers each for the seniors Bach Ireshaan was requested to bring or find some object in town such as a dress form, false teeth, and high button shoes. The initiation was presented in the torn of a radio quiz program, Each one was asked to cone up on the stage and answer a question Since most of the questions were missed, consequences were provided The program ended in a shoe- scramble By the means of drawing names partners for the Freshmen reception were provided The Freshmen class had a hayride on November 13 1947 At Loveland Lake a fire was built and hot dogs were roasted On January 9 1948, the Freshmen presented an assembly program, consisting of a 'Doctor I Q show Pete Matthews took the part of 'Doctor I Q so, of course, the program was 9.1194 'Doctor Pete' The 'Doctor Pete' show was spon sored by the freshmen Jelly Bean Company, makers of those aw ZH v 165,-.lk ' 1 Kim? 4' 41 ?f X 'g I I I I ', 'U 'I' 4 A c ' 9' li',f,'fl.g ' 5' 4. L! K 11,1 X , A 5 'Q 'I I 2 7'-' wa.---4' Y71 : .5-G' 'NL ff, 1 rv. If I ',4 fi - K.. . -'ji' lm I 0 - . H 1. ,lf 521 'g I ' ' . ' , I X I ' 5 I I z ' ' .1 - - ' -- - .1 ' ' ff , ' ' . 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X EQ' moms GRADE News ,,, M CLASS OFFICERS QQT' President - - --- George Rueter -ec Vice President --- --- - Byrlon Rimbey Secretary - Bob Aschenbrenner Treasurer Beulah Condor 1, CLASS FLOWER CLASS COLORS American Beauty Rose Blue and Gold There are 38 enrolled in the eighth grade This year we students Darlene Brown, Carolyn Conklin Ed Durbin, Evelyn James Mary Lope Felix Martinez, Robert Schleiger Barbara Nhittecar, and Jean Wilson welcomed the following new Sterkel Victor Vendivier, Eunice The eighth grade decided to help in raising mono far Y the curtain fund by having a food sale which was held on February 14 They made S33 75 SEVEhlH GRADE NEWS Pre CLASS OFFICERS President Shirley Schleiger Vice President Jack Hinkley 5 Secretary Janey Berglin Treasurer Joan Hinkley Violet Lavender and White Shirley Schleiger was crowned queen at the Signs Valen tine dance February 13 by Mrs Dean, sponsor of the Sigma Club Shirley and her excort, Jimmy Krieger, led the grand march in which everyone took part The queen's five attend ia? ants were representatives from the different classes 1 . 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'O P1 31 20 f 15 55 64 32 . . 28 57 12 '2 10 75 17 57 13 49 17 15 ' - 41 11 P2 BASKETBALL 1947 1948 Although the Spartans suffered their third unsuccessful year the team promises to be much better next year since this was many of the boys' first ye r 1D basketball BERTHCUD 17, ESTES 57 The Spartans suffered d s hesrtening defeat at the hands of the Bobcats BERTHCUD 37 TIMNATH 41 The Berthoud team was defeat ed by the Cubs in the second game of the vear fo11ow1ng a rally by the Spartans in the last quarter BERThOUD 29 WELLINGTON 57 In the second game their home floor the much improved Spartan team was defe ted. BERTHOUD 17, LAPORTE 57 The Berthoud team received its fourth walloping by the Pirates BERTnOUD 32, WAVERLY 35 In the best game of the sea son, the Spartans lagging beh1nd at the close of the tnird quarter rallied durlng the fourth quarter only to be de feated in the last few mlnutes of the game by the Mustangs dog Lyons team after maintaining a lead during the entire game BERTHOUD 15, LSTES 53 The Spartans journeyed to the mountain town of Estes Park to be defeated again BERTHOUD 28, TIINATH 57 The Spartans fought to the finish but the Cubs defeated them BnRTHOUD 10, WELLINGTON 75 The Spartans were handed a heartbreaking defe t by the eventual conference runnersdup. BERTICUD 13 LAPORTE 49 The Champions of the confer ence defeated the Spartans after a hard fight BERTPOUD 10, WAVVRIY 41 The Berthoud team was defeated once more, by a team of more experience The final game of the season was forfeited bv the Lyons team Hlgh point man was Bob Garner with 62 points, Bob Bueh ler was second highest with 40 points The others were Junlor Adler 39 ooints Doyle Englehardt, 36 John Berglin, 26 Melvin Jones, 22 and Dean LcCartney, 20 2 , a 1 - ' , . on BERTHOUD 40, LYONS 21. The Spartans defeated the under- 'C' NW 6 ,Af wx? X Q3 Q ,L 40 I N. gy' .'i 12 Q X 3 ml ' F V U Y , x sf X , 'i ff' Q, E ,, 5 Q W ff ff' X X 1. ' ,:!' jf' I+ . wk 1-3 - gf G - 4457 r Q Q KD 1 . X QQ I . -5... . . Q 3 :QQ-.,. 625231 ' 'Q' 3 ff ,Gil E' .K . 'l,, W 'I' f' 5 I 'V' ,. .,, if 11 1 O NV! f r Q wi In 5 P I' 1 -14' X. - . p . . 4. M., .. f f --1 ' ' - .eff-:A+ f ' -fb' Mwbggh. Q14 - .,7Q'::y1,'.'9l , 'iv -., . r A wie 11.- 6 i2'n'f1 . fr'f'-H-- A-T ., . ., 1 ' ..-an-'-J' ' ex? 1-ee.. ' ' - - , . az. . , -f-QM 'V S' ' WHSOCUL LIYI On Thursday, September 18 the Seniors initiated the Iresben in a 'Truth or Consequences' program given in the auditorium. The Seniors had a lot of fun putting the lresli through their consequences and the audience was in e Blume ous mood aost of the time. It made the Treshaen feel they were more like high school students Irlday evening a Presb- aen reception was given by the Seniors The Bophomores de- corated the Ulllilil in green and white the freshen class colors and the Juniors served cake and punch A Christmas program was held on Deceaber 19 in the audl torlum llsie Buehler Ind charge of the program, which in eluded readings and music by the students and teachers Gifts were presented to the clase sponsors by the president 1 each class A gift was also presented to Ira Dean by Betty Oberdlck from the My Club After the program a picnic lunch and dance was enjoyed by everyone in the gyanaslun This year the students decided they wanted new stage curtains for the auditorium The Seniors started raising money with a turkey raffle which was held on Joveaber 25 The Juniors hd a box social on 'ovenber 26 and later the Musto Club held a dance The Sophomores put on four one-act plays which drew a large crowd Sigma Club n Valentine Sweet- heart dance on lebruary 13 after the orte and Berthoud basketball gene Candidates for queen were chosen from each class They were Dee Hamel senior, Mildred Buehler Junior: Virginia Gerard, Sophomore lary Illen lvnns, freshnan, Velda Sterkel eighth grade, and Shirley Schlelger Seventh grade Shirley Schleiger had the honor of being elected queen and Jlnnie Krieger was king A grand march was held toward the latter part of the evening Derthoud speech students exchanged programs with Lyons and Mead The program consisted of a one-act play, entitled 'Leave It to the Seniors' llllic by the quartet and a piano and accordlan duet by Arloa and llsle Lyons and lead also presented return programs here The students of the Latin class enjoyed working on tlmlr banquet, which was glvsn larch 6 at the home ol bleu Carroll The Juniors and Benlors worked hard at rehearsals on their two plays The first play was lllht hppened to Unclsli and the second play, 'Sadie of the U S.A ' Our final social activity ot the school year was the Junior Senior banquet and px-om The Juniors put in a lot of work preparing for the event and everyone had an enjoyable eg' . 2' o' H: o',e 9 . .iii 2. ,a 5 . 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Lester 1 Arrolo Szlrlef IkflS was E7Pu'fd vlce L ent, u s e wx L ev fro ee fo' wrw e ec' time ter eWuce Tre Stueer Ouhxl Q mr,1r ee ro o'e we t interee 'naan eflve H an Qt lent dlre. . e xcs ro a.f' en' F110 A co stltu 1 r tue itueent Assn i tion was erawi up e Hema end was later en3ee me Tu'1f1Ed f vJd'L11 a Fefe crtx ens 1, ontee Liv Jerrer 0 tue gn seno or JdD1O' 1 Awfrds M e g,t at tue end of tue year to the two bows and two g1FlQ wuo fulfll ed tue reaulrefents get uv F fe leen Cou.c is yeh e . K Q re or o tier . As e 1 rr r rs tance Wo K .Ani ec N411 AL ri st A L 0 Left t 'g.t, BQJK : f,:n DTV , bm 'U !'l1 Bob R,',T,ek, 'W Dun , Bch ?'ehler, Yi 4', ' g . Frfxt ': R an 3 Nc' ney, Mary Alreg Ivana, Mild e Lahn, hr. Arnwle, L E '.r.en M 5 9 n Hu..tq hwrior ' T f'. Ofq' , n: W i,rt: ii-:r 1 Film e A y- r3f, I 4 'f A I I N , 7 . :. D I 4- I A d' 3 1 . : ,,'uJ ' presgd . b t h 'th- lr x .u ..e ., Ile r.1q- I : 1 .qui ts 1 ' , E'.. , ..t .. X , glut C e'1 if . iruizvq to w mr,. erthvhile student activitiee wni to enc:mrn,e all students to take an 't C K P-u' part in steeent gQVGfDTEMt .d N up . affn' ' It ts pnie up of r jresentftif f m the '4..er- . --e res. ' n ' t'er for L 4 't . c n i . A by th CJH':il L am- x 4 e.d f.' ' . TLS 'C n ect up j ,. 1 'r.. L'p C .teet for :xy r'..H,. f ' . gi 'N A' cl ' - kg'gh. tr . 'er :4'en '. 1 ,, , , ' ' W C L 5 4 ' ' 1 L Lu , 4 ey tL Stxi .t .Nw il. Th er th Stuaert Council hte sronse d the fre- sedtutl U f Bu ,ihw s,nh1j t.c4 on fnd i - s. ' S K rfs b gre on OTfHKi7i'f . uient cevrt we-+1-W-.. ... 1ll. lI l's DRAMATICS Left to right, Back row Elsie Buehler Junior Adler Lowell Duvall Laurene Krieger Beatrice Adamo Third row Mary Jane Hofen Modesta Huerta Phyllis Albrechg Mildred Hahn Mildred Buehler Second row Mr Hinkley Ervin Stahlecker Lois Newman Bob Garner Virginia Weitzel Melvin Jones First row: Mrs. Hanna, Dee Hummel, Dory Evans, Arloa Whipple, Betty Oberdick, Mrs. Dean. Not pictured: Mrs. Swanson, Marvin Glantz. Any Junior or Senior who has taken part in one or more class playa or has been on the production staff is consid- ered a member of the Drematics Group. Melvin Jones had the lead in the play, 'What Happened to Uncle,' and Dee H mmel in 'Sadie of the U.S.A.n Both plays were well received by the audiences. On April 16, 1948, the Seniors and Juniors presented their ple X., a QF' no .41 9 G , :ix .. I F:-,J'i:v.'.'f -VA. F-Ly, 4. .V V ia, 1 , r be .gn .d5:y.s5gw'!77. - rd -:':1-J.. 5 Vvur, l .5 . .. -.sn-L lagxfy, lea ' DRAMATICS On December 12, 1947, the Seniors and Juniors presented their play What Happened to Unclerw, under the direction of Mr w c Hinkley wif M s Anne Hanna as assistant director Bertha Walker Lloyd Douglas Alice Douglas Carl Douglas Frank Miller Alicia Ellsworth. Mrs Ellsworth. Millie Thompson Bill Sergeant Finnigan CAST OF CHARACTERS -a housekeeper a college boy his bride .Lloyd's uncle Carl's friend Car1's fiancee her mother a gun moll .a gangster .a policeman n PRODUCTION STAFF Betty Oberdick Lowell Duvall Phyllis Albrecht Melvin Jones Junior Adle Laurene Kreiger Mary Jane Hofen Dolores Evans Robert Barner Ervin Stahlecker Stage Managers Lois Newman, Dick Stotts Business Managers Mildred Hahn, Modesta Huerta Advertising Managers Mildred Buehler,Beatrice Adams Properties Dee Hummel Virginia Veitzel 5 K x. Nhadie of the H S A ', directed by Mr W C Hinkley with the assist ance of Mrs Dora Mrs Carson - Fred f Sadie Mrs Corbus Agnes Emory Valerie Starr Algernon Smith. Joseph Barnes Jim Radcliff ' Mrs Brown Stage Manager Swanson and Mrs Anne Hanna CAST OF CHARACTERS ..manager of the Carson hotel Mildred Hahn her grown son Robert Garner Qgnii the sixteen year old daughter ee Jumm81Irb .an elderly invalid Dolores Evan 'Q .Fred's fiancee o s lew -a trained nurse Betty Oberdick Sed1e's boy friend Junior Adler .a new roomer Melvin Jones -another Marvin Glantz ks tax assessor virglnia weitzel is mr PRODUCTILN STAFF Virginia Neitzel Business Managers Elsie B ehler, Beatrice Adams, Laurene Kreiger Advertising Managers JOYCE Carlson, Arloa Whipple C Properties Modesta Huert 5 Up-it V z A I ? wif-Tv' ,4- ' Ba 5 A if..-1 42 kfhg' -4 ai glial ' ' Q4 .1 sn 1, . . , n 1 ,' .wg X ga. -,- rap- jL ,fs, ' 'Divx ll ij 1 .15 . 4 ,,-----,-,-- ..----..-..-..-..-------- :I in ' M: ,- gil -,---.,,--,,-2. --acl-me-as--nn--Q-nga ',. 1' an 1 ,,,,,,,,,.,,, --..-------..--..-------- , n I ' A 7' ,,,,,,-,,,-,,,-, --...----..--..----------- ,454 , : FQ 5 -----Q-1 -.-.-----------o-u--- 1 an f 05 --A , ..-....-..--..-------..,----- 'fx I o - - -. . 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It all began as a method to raise money for the high school curtain fund, but finished as a successful venture Mrs Blanche Dean directed these plays The four plays and characters are as follows B bby 505' Rose Lee Schleiger Niel Kiehn Ruth Ostermillsr Beverly Nygren Bill Deshler Dick Davis Doyle Englehardt g of gy Dre g Ethel Shefford Marjorie Johnson Helen Carroll Don Conklin Bob Reisbeck ilhe 'Beware gf 11913 Doris Rose Shirley Oberdick Lavonne Zoller Rose Lee Schleiger Laverna Stahlecker Mildred Adler Dean McCartney Farmer'gpDaughtgg Donna Faye Adams Bill Adams Peter Krieger Jack Schaal Virginia Gerard lx 1 553 :wtf uihen LU x'9 lf- ev wiv N X7 Ai , H, . . .,. . 1 '- 3 , . 5- W 0 W U fsa - w We - ' 5 :F 3. asap wi' .lf 1 ' vb -4 fu Y-N3 3 I 1 ,ff f fifft tif? fig 4 : ffhi .. 0 ' , 4: Q V ' 1 J 1, 'gif ' aw V - z W .W f V7 'Pi am W ' W -.FJ ,1, as e - yM,f 1 :Zy- ,. 1 , J , FDL J 1 h.fp gg D gbfwl Vernon Gross Harold Kauffman ujgg, x 'mx . - -,f I the my .q,,53 gp k., ln' I 5' 1Nf?'.7v . .lux-,.1 , ,fx km x. Earl! rag' aQ.1' W Nui: H: gt 1655 61 g 1' V , , - .. B, ns. MWWY' nWWWf1 U'ww w4'f JAWV 'W51+Q'1asmQM' ,'vf,iR41 'f 1f.t,' ldxngnr wiv? ,,,., aid .,..'KU-L4-Qs -. v A,'.:Q1f' - -A L-, -,-, P ,224-: Vvt MIXED CHORUS Left to right Back row Lowell Duvall Bob uarrer V111 Desnler, Iiel Kiehn Dean McCa tney Vernon gross Third row Sue Ve V'er Laverne Ste 1ec er Etrel Sxefferd Marworie Yohnscn Donna Adars Second row Joyce Carlson Patty bl rk ml 16 D e ler Mau rene Krieger Billy V1gi1 Nick Vifi First row lmrw Ann Os'ermi11er LIICTEC PQ.n Rutx Oster miller Ir Chambers Arloa Wrirwle Rose Sculeiger Not pictured Nao ia Long Iorme Myers Beverly Jygrer 1 Y - Y Y Y ' V Q ' - - , V f , Q 1 1 f L 5 , ! Q I . 1 1 1 5 Q ? 1 ' . 1 5 5 Q ' ' 1 Q , 5 4 l' , ,L 1 4 H. C : 3 - L . L. ' ' ' ,. L- Q e i W ' C . X, 5 0 ' 1 7 s, Q ' . s .- N 2. 1.- 1 , N K Q L- i 0 Q 7 1, 5 1 'N 6 1- 1- , 5- kv 2 K 4-x 7- 1 ,- N , 1 X. N 5, .A VX' ' , ' ' 1 -' 1 X ' ,Ll . Q 1 I L' I, Y .4 . 14.-:f Wie I m 'w . rv 5 . 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MUSIC ACTIVITIES Starting the new school year music classes were held in the new music roon The old art room became the center of much laughter, noi e and music Strange noises were heard and weird shrieks became part of the routine as a band was started for the first time in several years This year was devoted to instruction Next year the band will probab- ly make its first appearance The chorus was made up of four d1ViBlOBS sextette Sue Deshler, Bose Lee Schleiger, Wlsie Buehlen Ruth Ostermiller, Mary Ann Ostermiller, and Vildred Hahn trio Mildred Hahn Mary Ann Ostermiller, and Ruth Ostermiller quartette Bob Garner, Niel Kiehn Dick Stotts and Lowell Duvall The group began work on the Christmas program he high sckool's part of the program was as follows 'Good Will to ben,' mixed chorus 'Ave Marxa ' Dick Stotts 'Silent Night ' trio 'O Holy Night ' Mildred Hahn 'Birthday of a King ' mixed chorus, 'Light of Bethlehem,' trio 'Jubelate,' The boys' quartette appeared at the lather Son banquet and at assembly programs given in Iyons and Yead The girls' trio appeared between cts of the Junior Senior play and during the Christmas program The boys' quartette and the girls' trio have had the honor of appe ring on the Berthoud Commun1ty program in Greeley over Station KFKA The boys received the name of the 'Fbur Gigalos W The students and teachers listened t the progr m oxer the public address system and many ofthe classes had portable radios playing at the same time Many post cards were sent in to the station complimenting the different groups Some of the numbers used on the program were 'Near Yu ' 'Low 1S the Hour,' 'Margie ' and 'Pagan Love Song ' sung by the trio kildred Hwhn's solos included 'lbur Leaf Clover ' 'how Soon,' 'Dawn of Tomorrow,' and several other numbers The boys sang 'Who Did ' 'Stars of the Summer Night,' and 'Kentucky Babe' on their first appe rance and 'Anchors Away,' 'Carol1ne,' and the 'Quilting Party' on their second show Neil Kiehn did the solos for the group He chose 'Serenade of the Bella' 'I CanW Give You Anything But Love,' and 'Ol' Ran River ' Arloa Wblpole has been the accompanist for the music groups during her four years in high school She will be greatly H1SS6d next ye r I ' lo , s , . . . . Q r ,U 1 AJ i S 9 S 11 o s 0 . T 1 2 A I . ' . ' I I ' 1 I 9 3 I r Q , . . . T I and 'White Christmas,' mixed chorus. l ' v 3 e r 3 - 1 l Fl . Y 1 C T ' '- at f . . I I 9 ' ' l 0 I 1 'C g U , , I I. 3. o - e . ' 0 I . Ei 0 4 V we 'fl 1 C B QUE Left to right Back row Pill D Arnold Bob Buehler, Johnny Berglin Fiddle row Roland Gablehouee, Jimmy Helton Shirlev Ober di K V c erron ,ro Doyle mrglehnrdt Lowell Vuvall First row Dee runmel kelvin ones Junlor Adler earner LOIS hewman not :ictured Pete Iatthews ard lelcolm Peters eshler Dean McCartney Mr rresidert Robert Garner elvin tones Vlce Pres'dert M Secretary Tre surer Junior Adler Tie 'BN LILY 13 ar organ1zwt1on of studerte wno .ave 'I qua lflec for Q letter in so e s ort or activlt mnis yet 1 t e ' H L c o e t e cnecr eaoers e l 1 ra s weekly neetlxg inc it owr vearly duee Webrudxv 6 the HBH CluL hae its inltiaticr of new w Te oee iritiut ' , . N , - . ., . A 8 'I were J mmy ieltcn Pete Mettlem Bill ne ller. uohn Eer 1 1 ,. - - in, nol BueLler, Doyle Zmgleba t Dee rim el, Lois Newman Shirley Oberd'ck, ard Verrol uross W0 cm Left to right Back Row Patty Clark Phyllis Albrecht Elsie Buehler Virginia Weitzel Beatrice Adams Dorothy Noore Donna Myers Marian Gettman Joyce Carlson Fourth Row Elaine Juleff Dorothy King Laverne atahlecker Mildred Adler Norma Myers Rose Schleiger bocesta Huerta Ruth Ostermiller Ethel Adler Helen Carroll Third Row Ethel Shefferd Mary Ann Ostermiller, Mary Ellen Evans Laurene Krieger Mildred Hahn Beth Nelson Ruth Spencer, Betty Oberdick V1rc1n1a Gerard Second Row Marjorie Schleiger Dolores Evans Mary Jane Hofen hrs Dean Arloa Wnippla Sue Deshler Donna Adams Margorie Johnson, Mildred Euehler First Row: Dee Hummel, Shirley Oberdick, Lois Newman Not pictured: Naomia Long, Beverly Nygren, L.Eonre Zeller Doris Rose. 9 SI LMA CLUB OFFI CEHS President Arloa Whiople Vice president Mary Jane Hofen Secretary Sue Deshler Treasurer Shirley Oberdick The Sigma Club holds its regular meeting on Monday of each week during activity period The first meeting was held Seotemoer 9 1947 All girls in high school belong to Sigma Club The uniforms of the Sigma Club are white skirts and maroon sweaters The Sigma Club Joined the Colorado G1rl's Athletic As sociation Meetings are held each Tuesday and Friday Tuesday we have calisthenics and marching and on Friday stunts and volley ball All girls are welcome to attend Many of the members of G A A are keeping health rules and hone to accumulate points enough to earn a letter The new constitution was adopted oy the Sigma Club and e very nice initiation service was held After the game with Laporte Februfry l948 the Sigma Club held a Valentlnes Dance The dan e was held in the gymnasium Shirley Schleiger was crowned Valentine Sweet heart queen by the Sigma soonsor Nrs Dean The grand mmrch was held after the crowning of the queen and ended in a waltz Homemade candy and pop were sold The candy was made by the girls of the home economics department The club is sponsoring s Junior Red Cross progect f making scrap books about 'Colorful Colorado These books are to be exchanged with other schools in the United States The Sigma girls expect to sponsor he traditional Mother s Day Tea at the close of school. q t Q -up31g11111gQ1g14-ntiizlqgggtgt Sponsor ---- -- ---- ----------------Mrs. Blanche Dean Z7 L ' , . . . . Un ' I I L U Q ' 13, , ' ' . c . , X L , I . ' . K L ' . ' ' o I I ll 5 t ' . . CHEER LEADERS Left to right Dee Hummel bhirley Obercick and ois Newman de're with you team! We're with you team' so Flghtl Fight' Fight' elected by the ' H Club as our cheerleaders because of their leadership fairness and outetandlng personality In every game of the season Lois Dee and Shirley have encouraged our team never when the score was against them The girls' uniforms in maroon and white, the school colors were clrcular maroon skirts and white sweaters deco rated with maroon megaphones The school is proud of its cheerleaders and salutes their good sportsmarsblo and loyalty Lois Newman, Dee Hummel, and Shirley Oberdick were VL 1 'X 1!l3 ' -4. Sffeeter P X A Melvin T LfSl6 tick! Quai,-nv' 1 4 all IOYXHK f ll v-rlk4y 1 'ft Y 'WK ww VW: 9? is V30 75 G uorfp I i Arfoq i W jl'7'4 MILDRLD NDNN Jwv al? 404.53 , D ' - 1-' -. ' - . . , C 1 f E i . f . X - 4 - - je ' - --, L f ff -4 - 4, 'M 'K 1 ' ,-41, -. 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