Boulder High School - Odaroloc Yearbook (Boulder, CO)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1941 volume:

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Pk wk Sk 2? :lf vlf Members of the Class of 1941, let no man go unchallenged who says that America is no longer a land of opportunity. In no other country on the face of the globe is education at public expense guaranteed to all youth of your age. You are a priv- ileged group, for the State of Colo- rado, and the City of Boulder has invested heavily in your future, and, through you, in the future of this country. What return do you pro- pose to make this investmentg how will you justify the confidence of the community in your ability and worth '? The years will answer. G. Derwood Baker 6? HIGH SCHOOL YEARBOOK is a book of memories. In this volume the students in charge have given a summary of the best days of the most widely known high school in the Rocky Mountain region. Many of the students attending school in this beautiful new building are too busy with the work and play of today to give a thought to the backward look that will come within a few years. When the time for retrospection comes, this volume will serve the pur- pose for which it it was intended. Friends and scenes no longer pres- ent and familiar will be brought back in picture and print. Halls of mem- ory will resound to the joys of the good old days. Voices and faces of schoolmates and teachers will come rushing back to renew the youth of people whose youthful days are long since past. William G. Gambill IAN' IIAVIC reached one objective in your education. 'I'here are many others, and you are asking Where shall I go from here? And it is im- portant that you plan your career. Know what you would like to do in life, give ample preparation and thought to your work, remembering that it will require sacrifice, re- planning, a great deal ot' thoughtful study: but so long as you have your objective before you, you cannot at'- t'ord to grow despondent or discour- aged. The road to education goes on and on. llut always there are won- derful discoveries: many. many inter- esting things to see and understand: many skills to acquire: many bridges to be built: but success will be worth the effort. During this struggle, your morale is a most important possession. You must have selt'-confidence. and be- lieve in yourself. You can, il' you will. Where do we go from here? Far, I hope, boys and girls. How far will depend largely upon our own efforts. William Y. Casey GAIN a splendid Odaroloc records much of our Boulder High School year. It has been a year full of changes for all of us. We take pleas- ure in remembering what we have done that is worth while, while we regret opportunities that we have be- littled or passed by so stupidly. The year has brought us all many happy hours as well as some keen disap- pointments. Nany have won well- deserved acclaim from classmates as this volume shows on page after page. There are also those who have quiet- ly learned to carry responsibility, those who have quietly shown they are to be counted on to promote the welfare of their school, those who have discovered something fine and interesting in everyone of their as- sociates, teachers and pupils--these, too, have made a record even though their names are inconspicuous and are recognized by but few. To all of you congratulations for the joy of memories this Odaroloc will hold for you! M. Marion Park Av 8 ai 0,3 NG, Q5 v .-Xlmlin. 3lul'g'zu'vt l,1lHf1rif1f1 Vlmsv, Lois .xpflmxff Q riswvll, ll0m'g'v .!ulff'rlHlivl1f. l','rl11livh Umllmzum. Alam ll1lfII1l!l1lfl1'V fllll'l'0llS, ll0l'tl'llCl0 llfvlm 11, I-, nyfllxlf llolun, Mary lizltlmryn if ll fl fu If xsnloro, liuth llfmfl' hf mmm lr-.N Downs, Allen lf! llelwirk, Vlyfle in I'b,u.xi1-1:1 lffl rn-,ll run Hilligoss, Eugene .llll,s'lv, l'f1lylIi.w11 Imig, XVEIVUSI' .mlmif l liurigxlmt. -luv lr.-f ff1nllyn11.s4 I'ummr'f'f111l flu. llzlmiltun, llulmert liiulnyfyf llolmlnergr, llarry .lfrlxff l.a1wrenc'e, .-Xl'l,lllll' 14 Vw rllmnrfl l','f11lr'1lIlfm liulu I,el'f'erdink, Merle M l'hAu,wif-nl lfillvu-:Minn lnllwoofl. l.P0l'2l flllfl',1'l'lIl llfrmmf I4 QT l inn, Donald Nlellon l hel l-leclit, Christian Rogers, Elsa I.frrin 1. L.: C 4 Pts Yi' Saunders, George llulha mnlif-Q SQ-hlytern, Helen ilirlx' 1'h11,wi1-ul Ifllllfllflllll Simmons, Cale lnrlzlxfriarl .lrfx Skinner, Theodore h'ug1Ii.vh. Ilmmulif-x Thompson, Winifred Fu nl nl 1'r'r'iuI Torrence. Onah rllflllzmuufif-.w Walter, John l'l1yf.vi1'v Whiting, Robert Nlrullu Hull N1lp1'rl'ixur Wilson. Flaude l'11l1Iir N1ll'tlh'lH!I. Virir-.v Nlc Nlillen Hugh S11 N ll I Ouis Nlaiian , Q , ' Hill Reed, Maud llioluyluu Rose, Paul lrzrizlxlrifrl .lrrx ,sf sa 'H' td fjpice... , . . .. ... .. .. 'Iwo ot the more important positions on the ottice stall are tilled hy Miss Maxine Hollowell. the seeretary. and Bliss Adeline Steelsmith, the assistant. ln addition to perl'orinin5.: all the sevretarial duties, filing, and handling correspondence. these two nianagre the Lost and Found department, make the daily announcements. minieopfraph notices, and even hunt up students and send them messages. They are especially husy the t'irst few days ol' sehool, answering' the puzzled queries from new students. Mrs. I'lorenc'e Blunk. the distrivt school nurse, starts her day at the High School. examining: students seeking: readmission after ahsenve due to illness. Because ot' this 1-ontact with the students, Mrs. Blunk has heen ahle to materially check the spread ol' contagious diseases. 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Their decisions are made with the cooperation ot' students through the home- rooms. The council consists ol' the head boy, head girl, trip chair! man, toot king, Your faculty members, and twenty-four stu- dent representatives. During' the year the organization sent delegates to two conferences, one at Estes Park and one at Fort Collins. In addition to their student governing duties, the council has sponsored several all-school activities. They included the alumni dance, hi-monthly afternoon socials, and all-prep day. Student 0l'l'icers Lyle Beattie cccceecccc Head Boy Jane Curtze ,,,,,,,,,,,, Head Girl Paul Riley ,,,, Junior Chairman Fred Twigzgs Toot King Faculty Representatives Lois Chase Joe Enright William G. Gambill Ruth Densmore ounci 'Q l ,A1 Q. r rv, if 'bfi 8 in OLLIZCL EW! EV5 Ilrmle-Ilmvnm liepresentuti Xu IH cw John IJ2l1'1i0l' Lou Hicknnln -lim H21l'1'Qt1 Patsy Blffiilllltxj' -lack Hook Persis Elnmett Shirley Robbins Iillgene Leist Hill ASIJ1!1W2l11 Howard Yickery Irene Olsun Kenneth Gollihel' Uerta Ruth Ilrockway Ecldie Vzlnve Ilnvid I 1'zlzie1' Betty H218 Iletasso 1'11'0f1 Thmnpson YDS Nw. 111 115 1121 120 121 1-J-Q 1231 1:32 ..y 1.3.1 205 2111 207 212 2121 2 211 213 220 Q5 erzior Ae? GULSS -uf The senior class of 'll faces with pride the end of a suc- cessful year-a year never to be forgotten because of the many unusual activities made possible by the zeal and initia- tive of our senior class members. For the first time in the history of lioulder High, the seniors will wear caps and gowns at graduation. l'nder the leadership of the senior class, the llidden Talent Show, the lZooster's Yodvil, and the formation of a new senior girl's pep club were successfully executed. Our new school banner was designed by a senior boy, and a num- ber of seniors excelled in sports and scholastic activities. As a conclusion to the year's achievements we are proud to pre- sent a colorful and interesting Odaroloc. This year's activities were under the direction of our president and llead Girl, -lane Vurtze, the class secretary, Paul l,aTorra, and two sympathetic and understanding sponsors, Miss Marian Park and Mr. Arthur Lawrence. Because of the thoughtfulness, the good humor, and the personal charm of our teachers, we will carry with us many happy memories. l'pon observing the undergraduates, we are convinced they will not only profit by our mistakes, but because of their intelligence and ability will be able to ac- complish many things that we may have left unfinished. As to the seniors. wherever we may go or whatever we may attempt. may we bring honor to the name of Boulder High. Anderson, John 4 Anderson, Ray Autrey, Louise Beattie, Lyle Bernard, .lean Berry, Ethyl Lenore Bishop, Ailene Bishop, Maxine Boyd, Robert Ilrady, Sue 'sg B1-Lining, Boyd Bruner, Richard .j' I Carlson, Gordon Cheney, Louise 4 49 . L Archibald, Dolly Bergman, Ralph Bessol, Peter Blystad, Arthur Brown, Max L Brushwiller, Betty Chermak, Viola 23 ezziors erziom Vielmeig limi Flement, lzolzi K l'0SlN2lll. lilclitli C Vumley, lilrlicst Davis, Lois lJiei'floi'l'l', Dean Eaton, Tom 1' 'F gf- ,0' l'lzu'l4, 'l'liomzis Clemens, Wallare ' , Nurnizi Vurtze, Mary -limo illltlllJQl'tS0ll, Marry llucy, Willa -lezui llzivis. llzu'lmz1i'zi De llz1c'kei', Doris IR-l'l'e1ilJz1c'l1, Ami lmw, Viipiiiiai Dukes, Gretchen Eckel, Hulbert l'lclwards, I'at1'icia Collins, Hay Iflggrleston, Neolene l'Ill'tman, .lohn Iflvett, loioh I z1ln'izio, Shirlee l lowe1's, llulh Ifoiles, Gail Foos, Edna l i'anklin. Walter Giersch, I.aui'on Gilliani, Arthui' Golliher, Kenneth Goudge, Maxine fil'21Llb6l'12'Ql', Ileen Hahn, Jack b. hh nr Erickson, Doris Fa1'i'ing'ton, Jean Foote, Ralph George, Mildred Gustavson, Russell L Gutierrez, Frances Hanna, Marguerite ezziors elziors rmon, Mary Genevieve Henson, Robert Hiatt, Ted Hilton, Virginia Lou Huntington, Shirley Hurich, Emily Hylan, June 26 Hart, Louis L Headrick, Myrle Heuston, Robert Herkert, Betty Jane Higgins, Bill Higgins, Maxine Hinshaw, Ray Hinshaw, Rex Hulac, Marjorie Hume, John Hutchinson, Charles Hutton, Kathryn Ingram, Golda Jackson, Jesse -Iambsen, Nnrman Jessup. liarlmara Jeanne -luracln, Tony Jones, Kathleen Keiser, l'ec'il King, NVallac'e Knaus, Iletty Z lla 'l'orra, Paul Lewis, Mary Louise I,ittler, I.a Von Lowell, NVayne Luzmoor, Peggy Marshall, Nancy Martin. Joe -lUl1llS0ll, Hob Jordan, I-Bob Kemp, Gwendol Lawrence, Kenny Livingston, Eilene Madden, Burdette Martin, Page 27 efziors ZIZLOVS Masters, Juanita Mclntosh, Madilyn Metcalfe, Richard Mock, Betty Nakagawa, Sarah Nelson, Barbara Nordeen, Lillian Oliver, Merlyn O'Neal, Eldon Pearce, Consuela Pendell, Floyd Perry, Jack Peterson, Mary June Potter, Wilburn Priyett, Lois Reed, Kathryn Reed, Joe Robbins, Shirley Rood, Deane Ryden, Ed Sadler, Robert Perkins, Patricia Pillmore, George Recht, Betty Riley, Don Rost, Cecil Sammons, Dale 29 ezziors Patrick, Schuyler elzlors Sauer, Richard Schons, Kathryn Selley, Maxine Smith, Robert Stengel, Helen Sutherland, Evelyn Tidrick, Emmahelle Sclnnitt, llzirwin Schons, Cleo Schoolland, John Seeley, Hay Slmyewitz, Leona Sims, llarold Smith. Leonard Sneller, Doris Stoddard, Dick Sullivan, Roye Stringham, Betty Lou Taylor, Oscar Tinker, Marie Tovani, l'exrg'y Vaughn, Geneva Victor, Fred at :V .-ll - ' Wagner, Warren ig ,A V A walker, Dolores -,S Warner, .John a S VVeher, Alda Mae Q, 'zf y Whetzel, Elizabeth VVilliams, Frances Wise, Wanda Woods, Kenneth ' S z Vogel, Robert Warner, Jimmy West. Doris Wilson, Dorothy Yeager, Mary Louise ff QW' Yates, Margaret Q an if L Reed, Tommy ' r V1 .Vp I Barrett' James U qs I v ' btryker, John it 'I' 11 A 31 efziors IZILOIII mums 1 1 14 111 1 1 f V f f' f P g 1 'X I Z ff - .X1'1111111'111. 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Yl'1'11fl11 S11:11'11. 1'11:11'11f S1 11'1'111. 1Z:11'11:11':1 S11-11. 121-1111111 '1'111111111f1111. 1'11't'11 N,4111 1'11l111l'111. 111111 XK'111f, -11111 11' Nl. 111114 XY1111-4. 11111111111 - Y ,- cz 5 5 ,f-'f The members ol' the Junior t'lass in the past year has proved themselves verv capable of up- holding' their responsibilities in both academic and athletic work. Thev have held high places in llebate. lland. Orvhestra. and liramatics, as well as other at-tivities, and have done much in loriningg' the l,atin Vlub. Thev have also had a high perc'entag'e ot' athletes on the football, basket- ball. and track teams. They did their part in the beautitication ot' the building' bv attractively decorating it before the C'hristnias holidays. The -Inniors have boosted all activities and have been behind the Seniors in their new omanization, the Cubs. l'nder the leadership ol' the Trip Chairinan. l'aul llilev: his advisors, Sain Iiinder, Toni Collins, Dorothy Greeson. Lois Zietler. and Joe linrigrlitz and two capable sponsors. Miss Edith Mellow and Mr. George Saunders. the Juniors have had a slices-ssl'iil year. 33 34 LLIZLOVS Alvord, Stuart Arnold, Bobbie Lou Betasso, Betty Ray Black, Delbert Bradfield, Bob Brockway, Berta Ruth Carlson, Lorraine Ammons, Sue Anderson, Hurlburt Aseniero, Bill Beaver, Marjorie Bevington, Betty Bivans, Caryl Boley, Eddy Braddock, Evelyn Brafford, Hartzel Brannock, Thelma Brown, Wayne Butler, Bob Carpenter, Roberta Case, Helen K ole P0 fm , lx IN udux msmm N 1121 u fhu Q 3 I3 U -Xmvlx I4 mmctt I ersls Y XS Lx Dunham If filth hh If I- ltmremld I ettx P1111 P ltzgel xld I eggx If xxlez Vlxlll Q, 0 dllllllllfl Hfuold i ulmd ngrux I 0 391 'S 1 nodx lmontl I ouue Green, Nlfugmet AP' X ' 'F 4 oddfud Hfuold sr ,vb g fltgtilk Via QI 'i 4 an union , . ', 9- ' V 9 'pg Q Vo ' ', llill f no ', .I 1 X - V. , ' if - .. .. A ' C .' 2 ,.lz'z1'0l K, lm Q 2 .Imp as' W 5' ,t ,I Im Paul -g 2 . l xi l70zu'e11po1't. 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A 3111 11'1.' 1111 - 1 1, 1111 AAAA A'A Aly A A .'lA.u X13 1 A 'lvls CAA A APAA ,Al 1121 5. 2. 11 A A 1 :AeA 1A Al -A A I - Av ZA 1 A A. 1 ' , 1 1 1 11' 1 .- 1,11 11211 0112 1' - P211 K, n 1 H 1 .2 1 5 1,2111 . 111111111 uf, A . ' 'fu 1,111 '. I'1111s ,I ' 1 ' 'II- I'z11'1. -I111-11 A V 1'21I'I'j', I1'11 431 1 9111 Ze1'1 . 'I' 111 il The up-and-coming Sophomore Class defeated the more experienced Juniors at the annual Flag Rush by carrying eleven flags to the top during the two and one-half hours of disagreeable weather. The representatives succeeded in acquir- ing five more flags than necessary and estab- lished a record unequaled in the past four years. However, the Juniors were not to be outdone and walked away with honors at the yearly Rough House to set the battle for school supremacy at an even keel. The Tigers shone brightly in the boxing matches which were held as part of the Rough House event for the first time in its history. Apart from these annual inter-class classics, many Sophomores stole stellar berths in operetta. dramatics and hidden talent show, one Toot win- ning the cup for best hidden talent Advisors to Fred Twiggs, Sophomore king, are Max Don and John Paddock. Members of the faculty who acted as sponsors were Miss Orah Torrence and Mr. Joe Enright. 40 OIUAOWZOVE Q55 'JE' Andre-w, liallllvvn Ardourvl, lilwyn .-Xspinwall, llill lialwr, llolr llergnian, lfllizalmetli , 1 r',.r l'alve1't, Ava .ri ., Varpenter, Smit Vlark, Maurine Vlenient, -lack Vramer, Patricia Crook, Hose Dunn, Helen Ecktornzlc-lit. Mary Donna Arnold, Sarah Ilerglieim, Holm I I O ' 'T' Falvert, Arlis Ilillif 51 -g-9 'Af ' 359, Ann-flt RP Cieber, Lloyd Clifton, Wanda Dicks, Pefzgey Fentress, Morley 41 0,0 OWLOVEQ A 0,0 OHZOVE5 Foster. Laurel Graf, Patricia Hanun, Lucene Hetzer, Dorothy Higgins, Howard Hutchinson, Henry Lewis, George Garcia, Gilbert Gordon, Elizabeth Gross, Dorothy Gunby, John Harrison, Lillian Henderson, Frank Heuston, Philip Hickman, Lou Hubbard, Elizabeth Hubman, Virginia Joyce, Raymond Lee, Betty Lou Mill, Mary Helen Munson, Richard Nakuzlwfl ILI11 Welsh Iuk Paddock John Ifuge Helen PIQISOH Ifllzabeth Platts Hfuxex Reed Doxothx Rll9X f9ItlUd9 Shlplev Caslold Suns Waxne Sklpp Mel le Stone D1 ma T lnner Cdl eth T1 ent Nllckex QQ 'S 'S' Olsen Irene ,Q B PM ken ohn Pon ell P1 udx ann Rumble Bobbx Smdt Lxle button Howard by Tu xggs Fred 43 OID OHZOVES 070 OFIZOVQ3 XX xldo Helen wlCk9lX 'Nlucm Wduue Hlldh YN eu SI VK une W eathem Dmothx Whlte Ummm NN ettel belg NI ug net Vhlght 'Xml Walton June 3 F7 Fllfton Waxne '49 e ,E v Y' -v . 'rin - .- A f ' 2 ' , ' ' . . . 1. , , c , 1. v X, ' K' Y ' . . ,' . . ' A 2 .ri . V . - Vhlson, Chalmels Woodbury' Ivlartha YQ H r V U. 2 . - -'4 . ' ,I l . , . 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Friswell 1, 66 ii: k 6U'0 OC The Odaroloc statt' is made up ol' those students who are particularly interested in colleetinir the pictures and in formation necessary to compile the school annual, the pictorial record ol' their school. The dil'l'erent de- partments ol' the Odaroloc offer possibilities lor many types ol' interestsf art, writing, photography, and business. Members ol' the stall' yolunteer for work on the Odaroloc' early each fall, and this work is entirely extra- curricular, done on the students' time out ol' school. The Odaroloe sponsors several school programs and other avtiyities as a means ol' raising money to finance its publication. This year the Odaroloc Show lloat. the lloosters' Yodyil, the Odaroloc formal, the lac- ulty-senior basketball game were all suc'c'essl'ul along with a largre sub- scription sale toward making the annual possible. 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'l'lie-se organizations made up ol'ol'c'liestl'z1 ineinlaers lime presentecl progrznns lor pnlmliv lorunis, scliool ztssemlalies, t'linrclies, social anal servic-e vlnlis, the C. E. A. convention. honorary societies at tlie l'nix'ersity, nnrl ninsic' week activities. 'l'lie pit orcliestrn provided l1z1c'kg'rouiicl music lor school plays, the annual operetta. various tens, and special receptions. Last spring' tlie orcliestrzt received at l'irst division iwttilig' at tlie von- test in Fort Follins and several soloists and the string' quartet won lirst rzitiiig's at tlie National Contest in Kzuisas City. Officers: llztrolfl llodflalrd C'onc'ertmastei' and Presiclent Stuart Alvorcl , e Vive President Kzttliryn Hutton F-ec'i'etz1i'y Virgriiiia Dove Soloist Holm Iilmclfield Bluimgfei' Homer llaiwey, Robert leloliwer l,iln':n'iznis anal ancl Qrchestra arents The llzmd amd Orchestral Pztreuts Assoeizitimi 01' the high srhtml was 0rg'zii1ixef1 iii Nnyemher 10315. ltw I?lll'IbHSi' is tu zirt as spmisur to the hzuicl :tml 0i'n'liesli'zi :mtl tu pure vide c-liztpermms and tl'2U1SlJUl'l2ltiUll for these 2111311115 whenever hem-tlecl. This gi-:mp meets the thircl 'Fhursduy 01' egirh mouth cluriiigf the sc-limi year. The ztyemge zttteiichuiee this year has heeii sixty. Special musie is always presented at eneh meeting: emieerts hy either the hziiid wi' orvhes- tra. ur hy elisemhles i'r0m the same. A husiiiess meeting' :md sm-izll huur folhmyy. Iluriiig th hriei' existeiiee ui' the Assuviutioli, it has huught :mtl lmitl for over 551,200 worth ol' iiistrumelits. Its gfrezttest IJl'4lIil'l't. thoilgfh, was .-..42 the purt-hztse ni' eighty hziml imit'nrms, in Klzu'4'h ot 10,0 lt 1 mst ul 31.000, the t'ult'illmeiit tif it lwiig'-chei'ishecl cirezmi. Ot't'icers ure: Iithel Blefzthiiley vu NI. IJ. Iirztcltiehl X ice Mildred Gulliher llzllph Dove Vresitlelit I,l'l'SiCittll1 Seeretairy Tl't'ilSlll'l'l' W I . ,..,,,N .- W we I , tiff' 1 li WW! Gfub fbiwiiiixf-fl iiiziiiily' Im' pmt-tic'ui pi1i'puse5. tiw I.iini'zii'5' club. Llllfivl iii.-uixiiip ffl' ,liys Nlzii'g'zii'e-t Aiiliii, lim been Iiiiirtiiiiiiiig' mei' ai tiix xp ix N N iwimicl UI' tweflvv 5'mi's. Its c-iiiel' zictivities are to urlvztiive time Qeiieiuil wvll-iw UI tiiv l1lvi ii'x' tri i0'll'Il tiit- cllliviwiiit piizisw fi! w4ii'lg alum- iii El 1 A , 1 , Iilimiy. tw assist iii siivli wiwk. tw help svlevt iie-xx' inmks. ami tu spuiisui .iii iimiiml lwiilix' 1-xiiiliit, 1 Oi'I'i1'vixul'tlit-c'li1iimiili'il1g1'tilv IiilwlNt'INt'SIt'I'XX'01't'lill' I'ullmx'iii51't lmiwvtiiy' Hiittmi I'i'csidciit -ivzlii 'iliylwi' Yivw I,l't'SiCit'Iil IMi'i'if West Svt'i'etzii'y-'I'iwuistiwi' Nic-1iilfl-sviiivstvi'ul'i'it't'i'szii'v1 .luiiiiiv I e-iggiiwii i'i't-sitiuiit i'iiL'2lllHl' i'mx'1lvl'5' Yiu- l,l't'Sili0lll ICIQ-iw lilviiiiiim- Suc-i'vtzii'5'-'l'i'misLire-i' iiiliii IE? .Y t x r . ,- al 'n Q. l , f i The' liramalic-s rluli iii its prese-iit l'm'm was iiipziiiixz-fl this yi ii l'i'iim aniiiiig the iiiiivtx'-liw iiimiiilius the L isis liiii all ol the- pl ix llk vlmseii. as are thai cicfyys to piwlilve tlwiii. The llramatin-s 1-lull pi'iix'iflvs pppwtiiiiitivs Im' all tlipsc who ire iiiu-Vesta-rl iii any livlml pl' clraiiiativs In clisplay aiiil clowliip thvii lie As well as gaining cxine-i'iviin'e1 iii artiial ac-ling. iiiviiiliers ul' they cluli mlm sigh the scoiiery. atlviid Lp ilu- m-ustiiiiws aiicl pi'1ipei'livs. ami il the make-up. 'l'liei'o is also a 54-iipil clefal ul' iiiaiiage-iiiviit aiiml liusimss pei'iehc'e gzaiiiefl lay thfise haiiclliiip' the- play liiiiaiiviiigx This ycai' the rluli has Qiyciii lpiii' Lliree-aft plays aiicl two min . plays. Oiiv nl' thai mic--avi plays was uiyvii iii l,m'elaiicl. aiicl mis yy s Qiiterefl iii a cfmtesl spciiisciiwl hy the l'iiiyvi'sity. The- club h is lx piwwiclecl sewn-i'al assc-mlily pi'4ig'i'aiiis aiiml lmik pm- play In C mitral 1 ity Ol'l'i cers nl' the llraiiiatic Alcla llav XYelJei' Vliarles lliitvliiiispii -lumi Hylaii Kay lleefl l,2llll'Hll f,ivi'sc'li 'I'lwrirlm'c- Sliiiiiiei' l'i'esicl0iit liusiiivss Nlaiiaggci' , . 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X ,. 'QF' I afe fb The- Nzilirriml lfwiwfiisic- lmzigiie, vrviiiposc-rl ut' +350 lligii Sviirml vii up tvrs 'EiN'HLljl'ilHl1l liw i'UllliT.l'f'. was I'm'iii0il thi' lliv piiiqwsei wt' piwviiirwt 5. thei iiitwvst wt' iiitvi'sviiulzistim' clvlizm-, ui'z1tui'5'. :mil piiiiliv fiwzikiiiif. in 'wL1i'zig'iiiQ' 21 spirit ini' l'e-llmvsliip. :incl by wilt!-i'i'iiig' iiimii rlesviwiiw 1 uiclidzlle-s ai Wfiiilix' lvmlm- nt' clistiiivtiuii. 1 m tivo Uui' vliziptoi' zitlviiiimtf In piwwide zmii uppfviliiiiiti' thi' :ill stiicif-iils. iw ilT.I6l'XX'iNU,1il6'il'IJ2ll'i.il'lli2ll'iIlU'l't'5lS.lHtit'Yl'ifllbQlSilN't'l'l'2llHi1'liINlNllI1H 1 speevli that will vi'i'ic'iviitly :'e'i'x'c- lliviii iii ull liik- fsiliisitimiw. The- Ilmilclci' vliziiule-i'. wimiisnviwwl lay NIV. fiiilllfii' IC. Wilwii, iniililii pezikiiigf iiisti'i1c-img has iiiiziliiie-rl filly iiiviiilwix siiiu- itw s-iitiuiiicw into tiiv iezigfiicf. ziiirl has I521l'ti4'iIl2li1'fi siiwe-fst'iiliy iii Iwi fiwwli 411111 iii-lmili Ivsl ivgils this ywiix iiivliirliiifr tin- Iiistrivt Mc-vt :il His-yviiiiv. Thv llolmle- zuirl Viilmliv Siwzikiiig' vliili luis: xi viii-iiilwiwiiip ul' txwiilx iwl. 62 55 1515141 Mzirtiii I'i'csic1e-iii Iirl liymleii Yin- 1'i'vsiclviit Jiim- Hylziii Si'C'I'k'12lVY-T!'P2lSl1l'0I' if V, l 1 l izferimfiorm efmfiom A The International Relations club was organized at Boulder High in 191312 under the sponsorship ol' Mrs. Gertrude Currens. Througfhout the club's briet' history, it has been host to two district 4-onl'erenc-es and has had two district presidents. The purpose ol' the club is to acquaint the members with international problems and to hold a forum lor the exchange oi' opinion on these Con- troversial issues. liecause ol' the various national and international controversies such as the Third Term issue, the European and African war. the fifth column activity in l,atin .-Xmerica. and the C'hinese--lapanese undeclared war, the International Relations club was provided with an abundance of material for its members to debate upon. l. ll. members this year attended the Western llemisphere Long- mont district c'onl'erence and the state International Relations Conference held at llenver l'niversity. Vlub ot'i'icers this year were: Page Martin President -loe I.eVeen Vice President I'e,fzg'5' Tovani Secretary-Treasurer Iildon O'INeal Parliamentarian ' -- ..M R V Q., 5 s ' W ,x.,, -PS? anis f f? J! Tlw Spzmisll club. spmmsrwecl by Bliss Lois Vlmsv, is for Ul1lSUS1,llfll'11tN who lmw stucliccl or are studying Spanish and are interested in lnmzulolm llljl' tlwil' luwwlcclgro oi' this lunglulgro :md l02lI'lliIlj.l' nhrmt thv Slmnish woplo amd custmns. Ilw plxrprm- ni thc' club IS to grlve stuclcms furthe-1' upprm-n'1 Latin .-Xme1'ic-an civilization and C'lllUll'0 'Lhl'0ll1.Z'h spew-lws by In ' mms. films. 51211111-s, musing and plays. This yvzlr. llw club spmmsmw-d two flzlmwfs, thi- Ilurfi Timm-s liz the Gem-gv Wz1sl1inQ'1rn1 Ifmnml. OI'I'ik'Ql'S are-: Patel' Ilvssol I,l'0Sifll'lll IIz11'lm1'z1 Mc-Kee Vivo I'1'esirlcnt Ilebowzx Holman 'l'1'ez1s1u'n-1' -Izumi Whetsel S9C'l'0l21l'j' 2 llltill ul tm Ami ll Ulu' :md ' 12:1 ,, , . . , . .., ,. -, F6120 ll A ' neh eluh, s mnsered hy Miss Mainz Ihe piinmii iihiutixe ut the In 1 lin I'zii'IQ, is tu eiiefiiiiutgre and in-omote the understanding: and use ot' I i'enc'h hx' ifuines. dialogues, and songs zinirnig our students. We try to prmnote une knmvlerlge tit' I-'reneh eulture here and there. Iiit'm'iinitimi ahout I'zu'is ns the artistic' 1-enter ut' Iiurupe, industries wt I i'zinee. the c-ustmns iii hei' people, hei' litei'zitui'e nrt. and music- is ut't'ei'ed during the year. Its ineinhers this yeui' include: 'I'ed Hiatt. Blziry C'utIihei'tsen. Gretchen Ilukes. Maxine Ilishfip, Iintliryii Heed, Iiileene Ilislmp. Iia Yen I.ittIei', Xldu Blame Weber, .Iini Frzinks, Hairy Ilarinmi, Ihiris IIeIizu'kei'. Hubert I vetl. -lfihn Selirmllzliiri, BIzii'5goi'ie IIuIzu'. Virginia Dove, Ilussell Iliistzivsoii. Iiettina Sniith. Virginia IIiItun. Nziney Nlzirslizill, Wilhurn Ihittei. OI Iieers ure: Mary C'uthhei'tsmi Iizitliryn Iieed Ilettinzi Smith Presidente Seeretzu re I'i'ugi'ainine T i X iii K ' K l i l i f f I ! A The newest cluh to he oryzztnixed in llonlder High school, is the liiitin rliih. lt hevaune an ucliiifm'ledgefl chili during Septeniher ol' this year after its constitution had been accepted lw the c'ounc'il. The purpose oi' the vlnh as it appears in the new constitution is: to furnish an opportunity for the pleasurable learning ol' inuch about the Romans, their history. and civilizattion for which there is not st1i'i'i- cient time in class: to develop an aippiecizitioii of nncieiit art and literat- turel to interpret Roman civilization as zi lJ2lC'liQ'l'0Llllfl lor our times: to further the spirit ot' eoiigreiiiztlity znnong pupils with eonnnon interests. Officers are as follows: Coiineils. -Iune llylztn and Satin liinderl Praetors, Mary f'uthhertson. 1,21 Yon l,ittler, lflrninu Lou l.zindrinn. 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Our purpose is to find and give the best while our Code reminds us of ideals worthy of t1'ue Girl Reserve members. Our membership may include every girl in our Senior High School and we a1'e divided into eight Committee Groups with teacher sponsors in order to offer more opportunities to individual members in small woi'king units. Once a month we have a general meeting. Last spring we sponsored a Spring Formal, a tea honoring the Faculty, a party for the Ninth Grade Girls, and a Mother-Daughter Din- ner. At this last affair the new president and her Cabinet were pre- sented following an established custom. Last fall we followed our first meeting with a social hour for all the new girls in High School. We have had several interesting club programs with the Recognition of New Members. a ceremonial, in October. Members of G. R. acted as guides in the building the first days of school, sponsored the collection of splendid donations from students for Thanks- giving Baskets, sold seals at places assigned us by the Tuberculosis As- sociation just before Christmas, were ushers and room assistants at the Carol Concerts, posed for several of the tableaux in the Carol Concert with some of the Hi-Y members and some townspeople. We have been most happy to serve in these and other activities, some of them social affairs, such as the Sadie Hawkins dance sponsored by G. R. Monthly Cabinet meetings have occurred at delightful suppers at the homes of members or at enioyable covered dish suppers arranged in the Social Room. More than a hundred and fifty of our members assisted in planning and caring for the hundred and seventy delegates and leaders for whom we were hostesses at a Midwinter conference for this District on February 1. Sixteen high schools were repre- sented. as .Xllcv U lie-ll l,l'1'Slfli'lll 1 N V P' w ' m N g xx x'x l v X 951 N x X , J 1 '95 l'uhln- J 'I' 5,9 W If H I1 1111- Hu. us T Z-Cy The purpose ot' the lli-Y club is to create, maintain and extend throughout the sc-hool and vommunity high standards ot' Christian char- aeterf' This, the lli-Y oath, hetter than anything' else sets forth the purpose of the cluh. As a Junior branch ol' the local Y. Bl. V. A., the lloulder lligrh School Hi-Y cluh was first organized in 1910. When the Y. M. C. A. was dis- continued the attiliatecl eluh was disbanded. The present cluh was or- ganized, under the sponsorship ot' Mr. ll. M. Tardy. in 1928. After the death ot' Mr. Tardy last winter, Mr. Donald l.inn sponsored the group. The lli-Y has participated in a number ot' worth-while activities this year. lt sponsored several dances in the gyni. lt had a haskethall team in the city league and jointly sponsored the IZooster's Vodvil with the C'uhs. A number of times they attended various churches in a group. A retreat was held lor members. These are the more outstanding' artivities ol' the eluh. Ot'l'icers tor the year lfllll-ll were: President lioh lloyd Vice-President sllolm lleuston Secretary Walter Franklin Treasurer . , Russell Gustavson I 1 , i J le-:nu llx Km-um' r 4 .,5 v1 'K 'Q' , A 6 P-' 5 V, N 1 full rm- Kvxvpif ' Q A-Xlilll-El-lyiilk' N X mm Islllljlhitx pow' gm' 1' NYM' Smitty' AQ . we-7' 'i ir is fkfefic 550Ci6ll.ii0I2 'l'he flii'l's Athletic .-Xssovizitimi, direvtecl hy Miss Helen Sclilyterii, is zm fliuztiiizziticmii the aim ol' which is to prcmiote at feeling' ol' lelluwsliip :md cmmpemtioii uriimig' the girls ot' Boulder lligrh sa-lirml tliiwmtigli clemu vmtic 1mi'ticipatimi iii Qillllbs and sports. The local tl. A. A. lmeluiigs to the t'olo1'ado State l,ezig'ue ol' High Sclioul tlii'l's Athletic :X:iS0t'l2lllOIlS. Its members nmy earn uwzlwls to points earned thi'uug'h utter sc-howl sports, skill tests, and mit-ul'-svlimml activities. M931 . ,Q ,M M4 xiii 'T f if ' iz M 11 Sli ll 1 mliili iii Imiilclci lligli ls ii n'miipii.it1x'e1lv new cluli, tliis viii- sis - ' ' i- ve-ii' l'0lUlll'2lllllL1' its tliircl 2llllllX'0l'S2ll'Y. 1 'l'liv c-lull is spoii:ui'myrl liy Xli. Allawi llmviis . V - A . H mil is piesiclccl mm' ln Lola Ile-iislmi. prcsiflviit. while Kay lla-qcl acts as ser-rotai1'y-ti'easiirein The Ski c-lulv nice-ls on-i'x' tvm we-wks Uv mlisvuss plans lui' wiiilvi' spfwtslziiirls. ski trips tu iiezirlmy' llw iimiii inlmu-vtixw oi llio 1-lull is not rmlx' to prmiiotc ski trips lmiil 1 In iiiipiwwv Tlie skiing -ilmilitx' ul' ovoiw' IHt'I11l7Ql iii tlif , . 4 1 club. Nlviiilwrsliip iii ilu- cliilm is 015011 to any stucloiil who likes to ski ui' wliw wwiilfl liki- Uv lczirii tu sk Sc-ve-i':il im-iiilwi's ul' ilu- mliili wiiipe-la-cl iii .i slziu- liigrli svlii ml slil im-vt. lmiit num- we-Vu llllllllllillt' 4-iimipili In 4-qiinliliv ziiiy liomws. Higlit iiiviiilwis ill Ilia- 4-lull :iw im-iiiliws lil tlw Ski I ltinl ul iolmarlu, U' NJ' fkfefics Q3 ydca Cgducafiozz Graduate manager of the boys' physical education department is Mr. C. lf. Hecht. under whose efficient management the de- partment during the past few years has financed the purchase of lighting equipment for the football field, the erection of new electrically operated scoreboard, and such new equipment as was needed. Matters of policy and operation of the physical education department are under the direction of Mr. Hecht, the physical education instructors, and a board of athletics. Mr. Clyde Gelwick is the Panthers' head football and track coach and assistant basketball coach. Coach Gelwick went to the l'niycrsity of Colorado. whe1'e he played football as an undergraduate and was chosen on the all-conference team at the half-back position. He came to Boulder from Rocky Ford, where he turned out the same brilliant teams that he has for the Panthers. Mr. Merle Iiefferdink is Boulder High's head basketball coach and assistant track and football coach. Coach Lefferdink played football at Colorado l'niversity during his undergraduate career and was chosen all-conference end on the same team with Coach Gelwick. He coached at Pomona High School before coming to Boulder, where he has since turned out some of the best teams in the Northern League. Mr. Clifford Bishop is an assistant football coach, handling the 'oniesf He came to Boulder from Western State Teachers' College, where he played four years of college football and where he also was chosen on the all-conference team. Coach Bishop's ability to take the green out of yearlings has proved helpful to Boulder's teams. Mr. Joe Watson is golf coach at Boulder High School. Watson played pull' lkn' tliv l'nix'ei'sity ot' t'nloi'adn as an unde1',Q'i'adnate and since that time has turned ont winning golf' teanis for Prep. lle also handles physi- cal vclncation in the grade svliools. Student nianagzers, who act as general 'stooges' tm' the teams, taking claw nl' eqnilnnent and ntlwi' odd jobs, aw as follows: football--Iohii Sti'ykei', senior inanznrvr. and Kenneth C'ai't0i'. innini' manager: basket- ballfBlax lirnwii. svnifn' nianagforz William Fowler. jnnini' niaiiapzerl and Noland ill'0gI0l'j', snplnnnnre niaiiagre-V3 and traclidlliissell Gustavson, sonirn' nianag'ei', and Wallaw llvvd, linnioi' nianag'0i'. X Q I . J YE! 5? x K QA fy ,i f K 'Q V 'sy N is dx? 'hx . 1 i 4 gf. , 'A ,gg SSM. 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BOVLDER 0 - ENGLEWOOD 28 Displaying a complete reversal of form over the previous weeks, the Panthers were completely outclassed by a smart Englewood High eleven in their first conference start. This game did much to shatter the hopes for a successful season. BOULDER 7 - FORT COLLINS 7 After the previous week's dismal performance the Purple and Gold showed an amazing return to form by holding the strong Fort Collins Lambkins to a 7-7 tie. As the gun sounded ending the half, Platt threw a tremendous 40-yard pass to Brafford in the end zone for the score. Fort Collins came back strong to tie the score in the third quarter. BOVLDER 27 - GRHI'1LEY 7 Winning its first conference game in three starts, Boulder had a field-day against the Greeley eleven. Coach Gelwick used three separate teams, all of whom contributed to the rout of the Wildcats. BOULDER 12 - LOVELAND 6 Continuing to show improvement with their new-found offense, the Panthers whipped last year's State Champions in what some people say was Boulder's best game of the season. BOULDER 0 - LONGMONT 123 In the annual Armistice Day game with their bitter rival, the Long- mont Trojans, the Panthers went down fighting on the short end of a 13-O count. Playing in the worst weather imaginable, the lighter Boulder team had trouble getting started in the ankle-deep mud. After this game the Trojans went on to tie for the State Championship. Louis Hart was named on all of the AllvConference selections and was elected as honorary captain for the season by the Boulder lettermen. mkgfball 1941 neskefeaff Summary l1Ol'l,IcJl'Il122 e M.-XNVAI, 12 In the first game of the season, lloulder played the non-conference liricklayers, fairly strong contenders in the Denver league. This game being played at Iioulder, the home team had an easy night by obtaining an early lead which they held throughout the entire scrap. The score at the half was 12-Il in favor of the Panthers. High scorer for the night was forward llarwin Schmitt. l1Ol'I,IlI'Ill 26 24 SOVTII 233 A 26 to 23 victory over the ve1'y powerful South llebels team gave all the appearances of Boulder's having a successful season. The scoring was nip and tuck most of the way, with the Ilebels on top at the half by one point. Iloulder's coming back with a smooth working offense overcame the llebel lead which they held 233-1-I with but four minutes of play remain- ing the game. They continued on to down the Denver team 26-23. Schmitt and lloyd shared high scoring honors for Iloulder. I3Ol'I,DICH 21 - NORTH 27 l3oulder's snappy cage five took the floor in what appeared to be an- other Panther victory, although pre-game predictions placed the Purple and Gold as the underdogs which proved to be exact with the Vikings walking off with a 2Tf21 victory. l3Ol'I.lJER 28 Y FT. VOLLINS 27 With Ilrafford dropping a bucket through the strings in the last 20 seconds of the overtime period. lloulder took a hard fought game from the liambkins 28427, on the opponents' floor. The Panthers' offense clicked in the fatal fourth quarter to overcome a 233-18 lead to send the game into the overtime. llrafford. besides playing the part of the hero, was also high scorer for lloulder. l3Ol'l,IJlCll 213 me l,OYl'fl,.-XND I7 lloulder, gaining a brief breathing spell after the exciting Collins game. went on to win easily from the Indians 233 to 17 after leading all the way. 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Foaehes tlelwick and I,el'l'er- dinli. nevertheless. turned out a reliable squad that showed flashes of power in spots. In the cinder season opener the Longmont Trojans downed the Panth- ers with T11 points to l1oulder's 51, Longniont showing power in the hurdles and lield events while Boulder took the sprints. ln the Greeley relays. lloulder trailed hehind the Ft. Follins l.anih- liins S points to take second plaee, nosing Greeley out ol' that position hy a singrle point. The l'inal counts were Ft. Collins 18, Iloulder 10, Greeley El. Showing: a great deal ot' speed in the qualifying rounds ol' the 17th Annual Colorado Relays, the Panther c-indernien failed to eoine through in the finals and garnered hut one point. -is In the return meet with Longmont on Boulder's home ground, the Panthers lost a Close 65 1-3 to 61 2-I3 decision to the Trojans. Other meets in which Boulder took part were the Boulder, Longmont, and Loveland Triangular Meet at Boulder: the Northern League Meet in Loveland, and the State Meet in Boulder. Among the members of this year's squad were Don Cieber, sprinter: Leonard Smith, quarter-miler, Kenny Lawrence, broad jumper, Darwin Schmitt, sprinter: Paul La Torra, sprinter: Dave Moberly, half-milerg Ralph Bergman, halt'-milerg Ray Anderson, quarter-miler, Fred Thomp- son, quarter-milerg Bob Johnson, javeling John Hume, milerg Jay Platt, sprinter: Paul Dawes, javeling and Ray Collins, Bill Johnson, and Marvine Hill, high jumpers. Q and 6611110 The lloulder lligh lloll' Teum ot' lflll has gruduully hrought lligh School goll' into the highlight us one ol' the important minor sports ol' the sehool. The teum is under the guidance ol' Mr. -Ioe Watson. The Panther team rated high in the 1-onterenc-e this year. lt haul u yery suc-eesstul season ot' pluy, heating' I,ong'mont, Ft. Collins, Vheyenne, l'olorndo Springs und Greeley und made u good showing' in the ronl'erenve meet which was held in Greeley. The final meet was held in t'olorudo Springs und all Volorudo high schools pui'tit'iputecl. The squad memhers were Fredrick Victor, Pete Franklin, Solly Gold- herg, Henry Hutchinson, l,ouis llurt, Ilule llzlrt, Kenny Vzirter, Wayne Lowell, und XVillis Kinney. The lioulder lligh Tennis Club is made up ol' students in the tenth, eleventh und twelfth grades. Any student is elegilmle und may g'o on the tennis ladder hy turning' his or her name in to the tennis team mzumger or the physical education teachers. The officers ol' the eluh are Kenny Golliher, President: Irene Olson, Secretary: Gordon Uarlson, BI21I121Q'Q1'. The teams play Greeley, Ft. Vollins. l,ong'mont, Golden, Ilrush, and other schools. ir 75 Q9 ydcaf Jucafiozz ' . 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