Boulder High School - Odaroloc Yearbook (Boulder, CO)

Page 18 text:

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

Page 17 text:

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

Page 19 text:

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