Boulder High School - Odaroloc Yearbook (Boulder, CO)

Text from Pages 1 - 68 of the 1942 volume:

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DERWOOD BAKER Superintendent WILLIAM V. CASEY Superintendent Emeritus WILLIAM G. GAMBILL LINDLEY STILES M. MARION PARK Principal Director of Curriculum Dean of Girls ,Q-jf 417' HXNI XHLIN, M.XllH.XIll 'l' I,iIr1':ll'iz1n IPICNSMHHIG. lllf'l'II 1 a G : M l Ilumr- I4I4'm1u111i1's IHDIMXN, MARY li,X'l'IlI'IliINl'I l':IlllliSll IHIXYNS, A LILXN .XVI llIXXI1lxlIXIvl u . , A U I'h5 sim-:ll lidllvzlt inn HHI ICVICS, NY.X I.I,,Xl',I, Hr'4-Ill-strzl I INN IHl'l I I' .l. .'. 1 .C Itifflugy llUI,MlTI'IlUl, I I!:1l1ui INIIH, XVAIINI-Ill Vuval Music- IARRY IJNN, DONALD l'HII1H1Q'l'l'i2ll -1 I 1' I HIC. ICSTHIGR .lwurrmlisnu M1'1lIi,X'I'H, GUY D A1illh0Y'l12Llit'S XI I-ILIA NV, l'ITIlI4If. Ilislory UIIIHS. MAHIAN 14Z1Flf.fl1ilf.fQ'S Ill'I1'Ii'I'. t'IiI'llS'I'IAN 1'lwrl1i:4Lry lililil 1, BIAVIY Iliuluzzy limi-lCllS. ICLSA Imliu MUSIC, l'Al'l, Yum-utirmall gA1'Nm:1:s. 1:11:m1+:1': Mzlllln-xxmznlirs QUHI Y'I'l4'IiY IIIFLIGN 5 Phyisiczxi lT1Iil1L'2l!i0I1 SIMMONS. GALE Yocatimml SKINNICIL, TED limzlish TI It PMSUN, VVINIFRED l'0II1Il10I'L'iZI1 'I'0IlRlCN4'l'I. ONAH AIillht'IHRtiOS XV.XI.'I'I'Il2. JOHN Vhysius XVA RDNW-IR. PIII L LTP l':Y'lf.Z'liSl1 XV l LSON, CLAVI Ill Spvcwh Wheel Twffnefrs XX hen fr Tlltllldlllled urrrt 18 constructed the most rmportfurt puts rre the w heels thosc lrttle tlrrngrs th rt mrlcc rt trclc rnd these must not be ox er looked Nor must we ox er loolc the wheels ot lroulder' Hrgh The offrce rs the llx wheel rnd wrthout rt our mechamzed unrt could not run 'Ihe oflrce secreturcs Nlrs lkggrx Sanders md Nlrs Ifulfr Chrnce keep thrs w heel turnrng and do rt pleas rntlx rnd cheertullx makrng a frrcnd ot ex erx student Nlrs Florence Nlunlc keeps our wheels rn good rep ur rnd w Ollxlllfl con ue corrected Nlrss lcor 1 Pllw ood proxrdes the luel that yzrxes us our xrm xrgor xrtalrtx and xrtrmrns She supplres us wrth mrxrmum qualrtx tood at A mrnlmum prrce -Xnd last but defrnrtelx not le lst Nlr Cecrl lord md all hrs dssrstants who do such 1 commendable rob of keeprng the w heels clean and well pol rshed .Qu ' c . x. . 'Z ' 't. , L. . . Y K. ' - . 2 . my 2 . 'X .31 ' f ' s z z ' sl 5 . . 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To some extent the seniors dominated the sports field this year. Many senior boys received major football letters and the first string basketball team was composed entirely ot' sen- iors. The class was fortunate this year in having such capable sponsors and willing advisors as Marion Park and Donald Linn. Joe Endght MaNon Park Donaw Linn A K HRS, HAROLD .A , . -N 11001.11 5 H1 1, 25 17l'1l1I1!l11l.', 2, Ii, 0 .' ers, I, Sec. 3, l'n1l1:r thu Gus l1ight,' 2, A1nQric':u1 1Y:1y. II, '1'1l4'S- Diilll, 2, 24, XI,YO1iI'. S'1'UAIi'I' .,' .1 L. , ,, Ilauul, 1. 2, 223 fH'l'ill'SIl 2l 1, 2, AHTHVR: M'XHiI'YN . 'mm 1 1H1n1t1ts 1 ' Ium 1 111 nn 1x1 AS1iN114I1iO, 1i1I.l. 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Pres, 213 Dramm- ti0S, 1. 2. 3: 'Ht-pzezur on 11m'st-Inu-k. 2, 'St-von Sis- ters. 3, Tuh-nt Show, 1. ZZ: , The-spizm, 2. 32 Football XIINULI5, SALLY Qukgn' 3: Cubi 'g l2.1l.. 1, Il, Latin, 13 Przllna- tivs, 1, S23 T111-spizln, 1, 3, l.m'v From Il Stranger? 1: St-von Sistrirsf' Sig G. A. A., 11 'Fvnnis 'Pe-zlm. 1. 3: Band. 1, fig Ski, il: Counvil. 3. BICVINGTON, B1-ITTY 111516 B B B G.R.. 1. 2, 35 ll.A.A.. 2. 32 Home Econolxxics, 3, Vive!- Prcs.. 3. LACK, DELHI-IRT Track, 1, 2, 3, Basketball, 1. IVANS, CAHYL G. A.A,, 1, 2, Band, 1, 2, Or- chestra, 1, 2, 33 Ski, 3. RADFIELD, ROBERT H1-Y. 13 Band, 1, 2, 3, Librar- ian, 1, Mgr., 2, 35 Orchestra. 2, Mgr. 2, Boosters, 35 Bus. Mgr. of Vodvil, 3. 52? 6. 04' X NNI XX Xl Cl 1 1 N I ing: r n Nl I u X u Q u Senzofrs :L VW' Lb Q.,-v ll x uk II N111 x I i .-.4..,u. 'J ' . vc, Q. H ' Q Y. ', ClxT.X Ixl7 '. . L. Zip 'l'ri e T io, 1. L, Zig ': :l , L, Ig 'A - - S t, Lp .al ' , 1.3 Ski, H I '. n y. As. E. f ,, ,k . .till-jlDi'1:tl0, LVD.. ilg ' . 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A.. 1, 2: Lilnrzxry, 1, 23 Latin. 2: Uduruluv, Zig 171-lmtv, 31 Pulls. .il Owl, J. ll.-Xl,l.. ISAIH-II. Vouns-il. lg l,ilvrznry, 1L Owl. 33 Art, 3. KlIilClCSUN, l1l1IiH'1'liY ll. li.. 1. 2. Zig l'llOl02.fI'1l.Dhy. 13 1'nunvil. 1. 113 Latin. 3. 1l1il'IlCN. MAIUIAIU-l'l' 11, H., 3, il, Drzinizitivs, 2, ll: Blzxjorvtlv. 1. 22, Il. HAli1'lCli, IIOSICLYNN Council, lg Hand, 1: 11. li., 1, J 2. 3, 1,lI'1lll12lIll'S, L, St. HARVEY, 110311-Ill Rand, 1, 2, :lg Url-liostrzi, 2. fig Latin, 2: lmostf-i's, il . HODGSUN. UAROLYN Ulmir. 1. fig Latin, 2: G. R. 3. HOLMAN. lil'IlilCl'l'A Spanish, 1, ZZ, G. R., 2. 31 Art, 2, Zlg 1Ti'ninutic'S. 2. 31 Ulmiix Il: Owl, 31. HOLT, Rl'Tll G. R.. 1, 31 Rand, 1. 2, 33 OI'- chestra, 1, ZZ. :lg Dranmtics. 1: I. R.. 2g Cubs. 33 Ski. 32 Choir, 3. xl I '14 N IINX K 5lY1lSh Nllgc 1 rv. 11O1i0l'I I IN ll S 0 IU cv lm Ll Ill: w mwu x ul XNUX MA ep.p..u ns w H0 'I' C H RU Sl: . 2, S: re T 'w, 2. 1ll 1 l'ON, ,' IY 12. ll.. 1, 3, ti. A. .-X., 1, 2, 3 I.'1lY'2l','. 1. 2, 3, VFPS- 32 OF' vlwstrzl, I. 2. 32, C lax, 3 INIIH' luv. fl. IXKIICS. XVIl.l. lt' l gy, 1, Dr: A ics, 1, 2 Rv -mlcr tha- Daly, 1, 111- Y. LI, li .4 Il, Fu bull Alllllilk-l'Q'l', 32. lHlI.'.' l..X YICIINIC IUHNC l.r:l:uY U 1.1 1.-A -xl. gg! lhe 4 lt zu l0liNS'1'UN, illililill-IC ANN 1-, 1... 1, Z. Q, ll10lI', 1, Z, .S I'rzln1:nti4-S, 2, 2, Cubs, 3. INICS, I'I'L'HAI. .IAXTN1-I FWW h 'X K.. A, A., 1, 2, Fhmr, 1, ZZ 1 Hwl. Il. 14 JNICS, MA Iil1.XHl'IT Hrvheestra, 1, 2, ll. A. A., 1 21 111111111 1. 2. 2, Triple Trio IC'I I'I'IIiMAN, HICTTY JEAN Orm-111-slrn, 1, 2, Il, G. R. 1, 2 Zig Ivrzxnmtivs, 1, Choir, 2, 3 H. A. A., 2, 3, Vice-Pres., 3 Ifre-m'h. CI, Cubs, 3, LIGMBIYC, YCIJCISYC 4?.1l.. 1. 3, G, A. A., 1, 2, 3 0 lwmmfm.-S, 1, -, Latin, 2, Li: hrury, 1, 2, 3, Soc. 1. 2, Odar- nlrw, 3, Pubs. 3. ISSLICR, ARA 19. Ii.. l. 2, 3, Library, 1 Ivrzlmalics. ZZ, Home Ec., 3 I're'-S, 3. XNIPHVM, ICM MA LOU IJr:1mati1-s, 1, 2, Orchestra 1, 2, G. R., 2, II, Oriaroloc, 2 13: Latin. 2, 72, Art, 2, 3, Vulfs, fl, Owl, 2. XXV. RVTH Irnmi, 1, 2, 3, Choir, 1, 2, Orvhe-stra, 1, H. A. A., 2, 1Pr:unatir's, II, Cubs, 3, ICWIS. RICIIAHD Hanfi, 1, 2, 3, Orchestra, 1, 2. 2, Spzmish, 1, 2, 3, Hi-Y . 1, 2, Boosters, 2, Tennis, 1, ., Q .., U. Seniors 1 'JDK in il? iw. QS 'Qf ff? 4' K' 3II'Nl'Y, IIIIS I'AI.5I, NVII.I,I,X3I VAIIILY, I5II,I. Spanish, l, 21, 42, Ii., 1, 21, 42. A, A., I, Z Sig l'uIn:4, 32. Urlzlr- Olmf, 3. Ili-Y, l. Zig Ilxlml. I. 1I,11gUx'- 1'I1f-slru. I, 11, SL, Itmlstvrs, 12. 'I'I'IH'Ii, 1. I. Il. I'I.,XNIi. 4'IIIlIS'l'Y ,. . , , , , 'I'nnnia, l, 3. Zig Iluml, l. 2: I .'2,'4'.THf'E,'Xef'rZffl',iAL'fHW..- LW- ',- 4.1. 'Q'Q', ','AS'I'?Q.' xg' fi I'.':'1U. S:, :I ull'-nf 'I',' :IJ tfwl' 31 lQ..1.l1'il.. 'z. ::.' I.'lrII-ls, :ut llulfl Il 1:-, iuxrulm, .., 2' 31. ,,,lm,Ulm.v 3' :LL Owl' 3' SIPUFIS I-I1I1lm', 11. Ihmst.-rs. Zi, K 7 Vil-Q--l'rvs. SIL I'ir':xta-s uf S lwrmalxll-Q-,' ZZ, 'Tzu :md the l':m:u'y, Zig Ski. 223 Vlwir. 71. I'I..X'I I', .XI.I1'I-I 15. A. A.. 1. 21. I ' Nlv4lI'I,I,I'l2II. NHILAIA ANN IIlIbI'1lI'j'. .,g 1 ulvs, .Ig I-. I... .,. I,HS1,AHAlh-L HHH l'm1nr-il l, Ili-Y. l. 21 Ilzms- kw'lIn21II. 11. 17g IIU1-:ill-FS. 32 Owl, 17, Spfmrls l-Irlllor, 71. llilrlmgy, 1. I'IilbSS, IIICNIIY IXI4'KIiI'I. IIAIIIZAIIA Slmrllsll, l, ZZ, Vive--I'reS. 2 II. Ii.. I, 2. f!gl'l1uir, l,1Z. C11 IInllywrm1I llnunclj' Zig A'l'i- rutvs ol' I'e-nznxlm-, Zig Dra- lll1llIl'N, Llp Cubs, Zig H1-ad Girl, ZZ Il.XNI'I.Ii3I.KN, f',NI'ZI1I'I'I'0N Url-ll.-Strn, l. 2, ilg Drum Ma' jur, 2. il. IIICASONI-IIK. IUNIC M.l1Q1cxz1l-1. JAM: k ' . ai , I ?if.uk P IIICI-XIX CICORYIIC ' I . K nnmb,N0MnR I Trurk. l, Eg Footluzlll. 2, y LL NlI1'III'1I.A. .IOIG M I I.I.I-IR, MYRON SDJIIIISII, l, 2, 35 Ili-Y, 1. 21 I-loustvrri. 3. BI I NTON, CAROIIYN Iilil-ID. XVALLY Ili-Y, Eg 'Frau-k Mgr., 1, 2, .,. Vmlnvil. Ig Booste-rs, 3, Vlwe-rlr-zxdor, 3. IIIFIIARIWSON, IIICTTY S . 'TN 9- lx in Q X. .,.z .-. '11 g SIHI.l'11i, ICI IH iI1.I.1.N S 1 Ii 1 ' I lllin ' I 8 'YL I O 'Y S 1 MDA gn SMITH, ISI'IIiYI'I'X 1' -X ,X 1, '4'I'1' .., I, 1. , S151 A xw Ami ixi i xi I I - -I in-A lixi 'Q IlIIPSII.XI.I'f. IlI1I'I.'.' IIHIHI. 1, 2. Zig ll. A. A.. 1 IIIICIVICI.. I'.XI'I1INI'I SNUXY. 1. ' 1. I. fi, .X. A., SM. .., -I1 l 7 1 V X Y mzilivs. 1, Zig Latin. IIINN, MII IxI'.X Vnlliivil, 2g Vlilxs, 31, Sm 'l'rz1I'k, 1' Xrt 1 A' 'I' I'Iio- Illgl'1lDIIj'i Al, .2g '1QIunI'i1 1 111 X ' Huosle-rs, 'I IIUIIWI-Iii. H012 ilzmcl, 1, IZ, ZZ, III'C'I'll'SI!'Zl. I 1 I 1' 1 I., . ILHUK. JAVK I-Zziskf-ibzill, 1g l'uum'iI, 2. IiHSSi'IIl. I-11,1-ZANOR 12. Ii.. 1 SIIZIDISII, 1. 1i1iYl'i1I, VIRGINIA itzlnfi, 1, 2, Zig Orciii-slrzi, 1 2. fl. li. IL. I. 22. Iii lnliirnimn' I Fm-m-ii, ii. 1imnia1tis'r1. Ii. SAHM. 121-2'I 1'Y IADVISIC Spzmisli, 11 41, R.. 1. Jig Band. S.'Xl'Nlv1-1115, 1'1.AIi11!1'Il1 H. IZ., 1, 2. 3. Vivo-1'rvs. 3 Iizitin, 2, Zig Ifrzirmitics, 1 twvlivslrzi. 1, Zig f'11nir, 1 ..3 fulis. 2. SA YA1 I IC. Al Y Ii NA .r .I S'I'.'xI,I'1Y, IZLICNNA IIUHICI-IN liinlrigy. lg Spanish. l. 2, 1 A. A.. lg Hwl. ZZ, Zig Viiuir, S'l'I'II'II.IC. LUIS ST ICICI! IC, .I I M Hamid. lg Iirainintius. 1, 2, Football, 2, Jig Ski, C21 Conn I-ii, Ii. limiste-rs, SB: Orvha Iril. II, IN-Irllv, 3. 'L I--I 42 CIIUIF- 3, S'I'i-INHICI.. ANNIG SAXVIIILL. KATIIHYN il. A. A., 13 Library, Ii, Vico- 1'ri-s. 35 Owl. Zig I' Ii Hwlnrulm S4 'f1rrNS, fi. A. A 2. ::, 41. Svlliltriil 42. Ii.. 1 nmtivs. Vhnir. 3 4 Pubs ..n,, ., 0. 1 . I'OI.I1Y ANN 1 0 11. ., , .., U. Orvheitrn. R.. 33 Pubs, 3. 11611. ANN , 2. 31 Hand, lg Ilrzi- 1, 2, 1 r1Inr'h, 37' g .' unish, 1. 2, I G. Niuiuiii, VIULA 1 I' 1 Sp .Il ,iff 1 g I.fi.tin, 2, Iiinlngfy, I. Sn-V. 1' fl. H ' S'I'IZ.XI'l2IIN, I'II.I,ICN 'I'I-IIIHXV, IHIN Il:Il1fI, 2. II. 'I'I'II.Ii. IAIIAIS IPAN, .I1 .Xlwlmn-l'5', I, 2, I'r4-S. I 'xwt In-Hx.-rl I-'mnIII:4II, fi, 'III1 4':uI :xml tho- 4'1lIIIII'Y, ,.. l.lI- vlll Sluuw, Il, X'mIx'1I Iixlnvl. JI, Ihmslm-y's, Ii. 'I'II'I'S. NHIMX ICIAIISI-I I.zaIm. 2, Zig I'x':l:llnliwQ I Zig Pubs, 31, Vim--I'rI-Q llxxl. 31. 'I'III'IlS'l'UN, SYLVIA IIIIIHI, Ig lirzmnxlllc-s, I. 1, I' I' I ' I l'0'Ill'II v. ... . -. fl, , -- EMU . 'QF' PAVL RILEY Head Boy, 1941-42 X . Sefniovs 'IW PIPII, I'Il,I.I'1N III-IIINIVIC Vlanssu-nl Iliuh. Mass.. I. 2: H. A. .X,. l. 2, Sig 12. Ii., I, 2, IZ: 1'Imir, I, Z, Zig Ski. lf, 113 IIl'2lIlI1lIII'!4, 22, lrwl, 25, l,i- IrY'1lI'j', 3. 'I'4lNII.lN, .XNNAIZI-QI, 42 IL, I, 2. Zig SIIHIIIFII I. Z. Pubs ZZ VII'Il,IfI, I!IC'I I'Y I,z1IiI1, I. If,I'11IIs, I XYAILNI-III. IZl'l1IlY 'I'r':u'I-Q, 12, fl. XV.XIlIIIfIN, I!II.I,Y IIl'Illll2iIIt'S. I. Z. 523 Vudvil. I. 2, Zig FIIIIUSIIIIIII, I, 2, Il: Hi-Y. I, 2g Ile-me-mlwr tho- I72lY, I: 'I':1I.-nl Slmw. 2: In-ggznx' un Ilursf-Iam-k, 2g Ihmst.-x's. TIL AFI, Sig IIvIulIv. 37. IYI'I.XTIII'IIiS, TOM NI Y XVUIl'I'IIIN4S'I'UX, JACK Iluskk-IIu1II, I, 2. Ig Vnum-il. IQ IIi-Y. 2. VVIIIHIIT. JIMMY I u11I I IIi Y I ZICI12I.I'II-2, ,I . 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K1111-1.15 112111. 1511111-1 1' ' .1I111'11111 11:1111121. -1111111 .1111 .1'1111'11111-1- 1121.1'111J11.A1-1'1'11Il 1111- ,312 '1' 11'1111 1121.111 2111. 1111111111 S1 11', 1111'11211'11V11. 111111111, -12l1'1i .' - 1' 11, .1112111 11111. :112l1'K'11l1' Xv11'111'1'1',1,1 111 111 .'.' , 111111 1121 Ilan' 1111 .A 1 Yu 11'i11 - 1 ', 1 111111 Z111'1 ,'11111'1I112l ufniors 1 The lillllilbl' riass should well aynywem-iate their t'ellow-.innioi's, for sev- eral have rec-eived outstanding: honors. t'arnien Miranda. hetter known as .lohn Parker. won for this rlass the hidden talent eun. Miss Merry Vhristnias, chosen hy the high school students to take part in the Christ- nias festivities. was portrayed hy Anne Hyian. The aetivities ot' the junior class were under the direction ot' the Trip C'ounf-iI-Dorothy Heed, Anne Hyian. Max Don, Ray -Ioyee. and Fred Twiggrs, last named, acting: as chairman. The most important event staged hy the juniors was the Trip Reception. The first formal dance ot' the year. it was claimed hy many to have heen the hest dance given at Boulder High for several years. The Trips were defeated in the Flag:-Rush by the up-and-coming Toots. hut grained revenge at the Hough-House and the Bonfire. This class was very fortunate to have two very capable sponsors. Mr. Enright, and Mrs. Holuhar. f' R ' -eg - if fy H , - gi M 'YL I O 'Y S -Xndre, Elizabeth Andrew, Kathleen Ardrey, Lydia -Xrdourel, Elwyn Aspinwall, Bill Henson, Carl ergheim, Bob Bergman, Betty Booton, Francis ooton, Minnie Bowsher, Vivianne Hyron, Virginia Carpenter, Scott Ceiber, Lloyd Forbin, Dave Foss, Fern Dunn, Helen Hall, Ed Glass, Renee Graf, Pat Fredrickson, Helen Hart, Dale Heuston, Phil Hickman, Lou Hoclson, Wanda Hubinan, Virginia Hutchinson, Henry Johnson, Keith Joyce, Raymond King, Lloyd Lang, Joanne Lewis, George Mabee, Dudley Malm, Carl Meile, Billie 0 .ug . 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I .. . v ' X 2 - Libevty me Qi 1 i 2 Student Council The student council was remodeled into its present form about twenty years ago. Originally four teachers represented the faculty, but the num- ber has gradually been reduced to one. This year the sponsor is Mr. XVilson. The purpose ol' this group is to make student government possible. Annually the council sponsors All Prep Day, Boulder High's most fes- tive day. This year they sponsored the Alumni Dance and several smaller dances. The hrst state student conference was held here in Boulder. Every year since the founding of this conference, Prep has sent delegates. The President of the Council is the Head Boy this year, Paul Riley. Barbara McKee. President of the Senior Class, is the Vice-President of the group. The secretary and the treasurer are. respectively, Fred Twiggs and Roland Gregory. dcwoloc The campaign l'or an Urlaroloc, as an all-school annual, failed to en- list the support ol' a sufficient numher ol' students and the plans for the yearbook were dropped. Later on, a committee began the campaign again, this time for a senior yearbook. The collectors who pushed the hook were: Ililly Warren, Susan Ammons, Emma Lou Landrum. Helen llunn, Mary Ann Dome, lierta Ruth Ilrockway, alithleen Andrew, Elea- nor Fowdery, Marg'aret Lee Crosman, Holi Bergheiin. Virgxiiiia Huhman. Dorothy Reed and Virginia Manringr. The stall' consists of: Eleanor t'owdery, editor: Emma Lou Landrum. husiness managrerg Louise tloodykoontz, associate editor: Kathleen An- drew, features editor: Betty He1'gJman, sectional editor: Jim Zeigzler, art chairman: C'hris Plank, sports editor: George Carr, staff photog1'rapher:: Margaret Lee C'rosman, lierta Huth Brockway. Pat Graf. Yivianne How- sher, Wanda Hodson. Tom Hutchinson, Hob Bergrheim, Barbara Mcfllin- tock, lluth Sigler, Eleise Klemme, Dorothy Hutton, Sarah Hennell, Gareth Tanner, Ifranli Streamer, John Paddock, Roland Carson, Wilma Perry, -lack Neish, Willis Johnson, Raymond Joyce, Lou Hickman, Lillian Har- rison, William Ifowler, Iletty Fitzgerald, Frank Groves. -lim Farr. Hob- ert Greer, Scott C'arpenter. Helen Marie Fotis. Minnie Booton. The Odaroloc was sponsored by Bliss Esther Blctluire and the faculty advisers were Mr. Gamlmill and Miss Park. z' f is. ' TQ 4 , S T 'A i lf 1 A R ef-1 -1 9 i it fe 1 i . me ,. - s f 'swf K, l 'Q .. 'A' ,M N '4 W W 'J' .f --1 ' i t Weis , 5 t if A uf-' sf 5 ' 'F fflflgffl r Eleanor Cowdery IIIINIDIIFSS .llrrizuycr Emma Lou Landrum 1 : 7 'E msn- Th Owl The lloulder High Owl, l'irst published in 19023, has completed an- other year ol' successful service to Boulder High students. This year the Owl followed a new policy ol' weekly publication ol' a tabloid-size paper. It was considered that the paper would be ol' much more actual service and benefit to the students it' it appeared each Friday. Ilecause ol' this. the Owl was issued thirty-live times during the year. Miss Esther McGuire took over sponsorship oi' the student publica- tion for the first time in the 1911-42 school year, replacing George Cris- well. In the contest held annually by the Vniversity of Colorado, this year's Owl received a general rating of good. Harold Garbarino and Emma Lou Landrum, Owl staff members, both were given ratings of superior for articles written by them and appearing in the paper. For its make-up the Owl received a rating oi' All-Foloradan. Throughout the year the Owl has continued to carry out its policy of service to the students and community by reporting truthfully and ac- curately the events ot' the school. The Owl Staff liflitol' Sam Linder .-Xssixtnnl lflmlitor l'llQ'2lll0l' C'owrlel'y llnsinoss Nlnlmgrm-I' llerlm Ault Plclitorinl liozml-Sznn llinclm-V, lilezmor f'owfle1'y. Sue Annnons. Iimma Lou l.2llllll'l1lN D S I Owl ,fa f, .- Yedflv 1.18 Tdlefi? lfl'JGI'1tS Ol Nows Stnll'ASnv Annnons, llolwrtn f'nr'pol1tm', lrnm I-Illiott. Hamel Elli- son, lnlmmzm l,ou l.zn1cl1'urn, lhu'lmrz1 Mc'l'lintock, lizxtlmryn Sawlnll, Dorm-n Stalls-y, lflloisv Tipps, llilly Wznwcfn. Kzltllloon Amlrew, Iletty l1m'g'1nz1n, Xvlljlllllil llulnnan, Irene Olsen l'l02l.lLll't' Stull'fllQn'olcl ll2ll'lJ2ll'lI10, lsalwl Hull, lflebeccu Holman. Anne llnnw, Iris Blnnvy. llcrnice Toclcl S morts Iirlitors, C'ln'is Plank, llolm Posmlmla I I AssistantSpo1'ts liflitors-Vern Carlson, Bob Gingery, Lloyd Cielmer, lic-nny C7zu'tur, Nliclioy Iflinn liusinc-ss Statf .Ioln1 Pzlflrlock. Peggy Fitzgerald. Gareth T2i.IlHC1'. Hay- rnond Joyve Sponsol' l4lStllQl' McGuire lixvlnnnrvs . litlml Jayne Jones. Virgrillia Bl21I1l'lll,Q' T H E 2 3- U4 9515- ' 4 Malmsten, Ardouw' V' ' IMI, ln Clwoir Operetia l-f:m1'- Second Semester Will Hold Many An Entertainment , ' ','X-NH :s 3f1siT1k+- 2 fa-V .- . U, 41-me-V 1 ,X-NA .. 4. ... QA Wx ,Q -wwf fn 1-ff e- , , xo va-ly rm ww .ax .1 w f X --M -,.., -.Nurs - , 'f:,a, , .M 4 1+ QW..-., ,fm-Q, v - ' 'W M cowdefv, alma- L As Heads For Y. rr Coming Semester b WM ,,. P-...M-f...... - 'Q Chron' wah Held K A 3 Az Colorado U W 1 . .V-, Mull '33 ubs Vubs, the girls' pep organization, maintains as its purposes the pro- motion of school spirit, the stimulation of scholastic activities, the up- holding of school ideals and principles and the inspiration of friendly atti- tudes among the girls of lloulder High. In order to boast worthwhile activities, Cubs assist cheerleaders at games and rallies, support club ac- tivities, cooperate with the faculty and student council. increase higher scholastic standards as well as extra curricular activities, and usher at special programs. Fub membership is limited to senior girls who are above average in scholarship and are active in two or more extra-curricular activities. This year the Pubs have ushered. sold tickets, been guides and time- keepers at two Boulder speech conferences, have sponsored dances and Maidens VVeek, and were co-sponsors with the Roosters of the I-Boosters' Vodvil. Officers are as follows: Doris Marsh, president: Eloise Tipps, vice president: Barbara Snow, secretaryg Dorothy Hutton, treasurer: Peggy Cole, formality director: Miss Mary Katherine Dolan, faculty sponsor. Boosters 'l'hm- limistew. El sviiim' lmys' pep 4-luh, was i'wii'g'ziliiZvrl this yvzii' zilmig Lhv limos ol' El 1'm'im-i' fmiwiiiizaitifmii ul' thv annie iizuiiv. It is upeii to all sviiioi' hoys and is ai seiwicw- Ul'Ll'2l.lllZ2lll0ll. This yum' thi- vluh was El irrezit sucwss, and miicllu-tell iiiauiy actix' itivs. 'IM511-tlivi' with thai Vuhs, Iiimsu-i's stage-cl the tiuulitiuiizilly gmiiuzil Ymlvil, this yuan' zi livcl Viwss hom-lit slum, and clvc'oi'z1tc4l thc stage fm Ihv X'ic-trim' Rally. zi vity-wiflv pziti'iotic' gzzitlieriiig which was held iii high sclwul zuiditoriuni, The cluh oll'ic-ers arc: William Fowler, president: Vhris Plank. vice prcsicleiit, and lilzimld Akcrs, svvi'etz1i'y-ti'w1sLii'er'. thcf Q ' 550 Wi . 'Qi 'S- 7 K X as e -x ,, 'st 4 lws, 't Q -0 Dfrcvmatics Club The Dramaties Club, which was first organized four years ago, had a membership this year of approximately one hundred. Members ol' the club have interests in many phases of dramatics other than acting. All stage crews, costume committees, make-up crews, properties committees, technical crews, and business and advertising' committees are composed ol' Ilramatics club members. In previous years the Dramatics Club has produced Your full-length plays during the school year. This year one i'ull-length play was for- feited in order that it might be possible to stage The American Way. OFFICERS Peggy Cole .,,,,,.,,,,, .,,,,,,,,,.,.,, , , ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,. President Margaret Lee C'rosman,,, ,,-,v,,,,-,, liusinc-ss Manager Marcia Vicks-ry ,,,,.,,, ,..., X ssistant lhisinf-ss Manager Hola lierglieiin ,,,,,, , ,,,Assistant lillSlllt'SS Manager Herta Iintli Brockway ,H ,.,,,...,. Proxrain fllllllldllilll Bernice Todd ,,,,,,..,, ,,,, t 'ostnme Mistress .lack Neisli , ,, ,,,,,, H ,,Stage Manager la-d 5lxlllllf'l4 , My-YA Sponsor PLAY FASTS lin order ot appearance! Seven Sisters October 22. '-il: Tcrka. .Ianice Manringg Liza, lfrancz-s Matzickg Klara. Joyce Wilhelmy: Katinka. Iiou Hickman: Cari. Elaine l,l'0llSt'llI Ella, Pllizalnetli tior' don: Mrs. Gynrkovics. Sara Arnold: Junko. Hob lierglieimi Mitzi, lietty Ray lietassoi tlrida liadriaiiy. Dare t'ramer3 Fcrenz llc-rkoy. Hlwyn .Xrdonrelg Voloncl liadviany. llarold tlarbarinoj Michael Sandortty. Scott Carpenter: Toni Teleki. Kenneth Kahn. The Cat and the Canary-December 150. '4l: Roger Vrosby, t'hris Plank: Mammy Pleasant. Anne Humeg Harry Blythe. Otis Gaylord: Susan Silkcy, Iicrnice Todd: Uicely Young. Ruth liawg Charles Wilder. Sam Iiinderg I'anl Jones. .lim Str-ereg .-Xnnalwllc West, Peggy Voleg Hendricks. Ilan Tclk: Dr. Patterson. Marvine Hill, B lf s, uvwwmmwuwunn l The Americcm Way On Friday, March 27, 12512, the Dramatics Club pi'esented the Kaul'- man and Hart play, 'tThe American VVay, which was the most extensive undertaking in the history ol' dramatics in Boulder High School. CAST: Mai'tin Gunther, Harold Akers: Irma Gunther, Irene Olsen: Immigration officials, Harold Garharino, Merle Skipp: Lisa Guntherl as a child5, Patty Stingle: a hoy, Don McKinstry: another boy, Wayne Biggs: -ludge Hewitt, Dudley Mahee: Mrs. Kennedy, Elizabeth Gordon: Mrs. White. Sara Arnold: Dr. Squires, Keith Johnson: Otto Heinrich, Bill llrox- on: C'lara Heinrich, Anna Louise Goodykoontz: Samuel Brocton, Sam Linder: a political speaker. Bob Bergheim: another political speaker, Dave Cramer: Winitred Baxter, Margaret Lee Clrosman: a school teacher. Sue Ammons: Antonio Coletti, Buddy Becker: Anna, Diana Baker: Fac- tory workers, George Lewis Cforeman5, Bob Jenkins, Jack Clement, Wayne Brown, Lynn Stamm, Jim Carr: Mrs. Brocton, Virginia Byron: Mrs. Hewitt, Berta Ruth Brockway: The Fhairman, Charles Becker: Mayor McEvoy, Harland Sampson: Dr. McFarlane, Harold Garbarino: -lefl, -lim Carr: Mrs. Squires, Sarah Rennell: Tennis girls, Marion Crockett, Martha Woodbury, Patty Nelson, Mary Ellen Pickett, Roberta Case: Lisa Gunther, Peggy Cole: Alex Hewitt, Dave Forbin: Karl Gunther, .lim Steere: Tommy, Freddie Skinner: Mandolin player, Eugene Hixson: Man- dolin players Cgirls5, Dorothy Reed: Helen, Betty Ray Betasso: Martin Gunther's grandchildren, Karl Gunther Cage 95, Bobby Boden: Julia Hewitt fage 115, Evelyn Schraeder: Mary Hewitt tage 105, Elaine Bar- his: a political speaker, Merle Skipp: a minister, Chris Plank: Julia tage 215, Pat Powell: Mary fage 205, Marcia Vickery: Karl tage 215, Scott Carpenter: Ruth, Mary Smith: Ed Lorenz, Lloyd Feiher: Kamerling, Dan Telk. my A YQ 1.1 9 tml rl eiiij ia? f'fr,s'1rl4 ill Susan .Xnnnons i Y . Margaret lm- l'rosmz1n lri-ne Olsen Ili-len llunn Mary Peyton Girl Reserves The Girl Reserve club was created to build a world-wide fellowship for young women. The club is a national junior organization of the Y. W. t'. A. The symbol is a blue triangle in a white circle, symbolizing a girl's personality--spiritual. mental, and physical. Ten committees give the girls a chance to practice their motto, find and give the best. These committees deal with the different problems confronting the club. Miss BI. Marion Park has been the sponsor ol' this club for many years. Choir The beginning choir, the advanced or a cappella choir, and a class in individual voice training, are the three courses offered by the vocal de- partment ol Boulder High School, under the leadership of Warner lmig. The beginning choir trains voices for membership in the advanced group, and works on the music used in the class. The a cappella choir has grown to sixty members during the past live years. This year was a busy one for the vocal department. The various or- ganizations have presented several assembly programs, concerts, and spe- cial programs. The music contest in April, The Messiah at Christmas, and the operetta. Pirates of Penzance, were enjoyed by the choir as well as by those who made up the audiences. The choir members are: Elwyn Ardourel, John Paddock, Frank Groves, Christy Plank, Otis Gaylord, Mary Malmsten, Barbara McKee, Edith Dunham, Irene Olson, Ruth Law, Nancy Anderson, Betty Bergman, Alfred Bessol, Betty Inlay Betasso, Thelma Brannock. Berta Ruth Brockway, Wayne Brown, Arthur Cross, Betty -Io Furtis, Helen Dunn, Phil Heuston, Marvine Hill. Rebecca Holman, Ruth Holt, Anne Hylan, Bthal Jayne Jones, Mar- garet -Iones, Betty Ketterman, Ara Kossler, George Lewis, .lack Neish, .lack Rook, Vlaribel Saunders, Howard Sutton, Martha Woodbury. l,oi'ten Pierce, Tommy l-Iichart, James Sandhani, Gilbert Garcia. Bernice Todd, Merle Skipp. Farl Malinsten, Walter Fisher. Pat Graf, Lillian Harrison, Lou Hickman, Virginia Hubman, Pat Powell, Dot Ileed, Betty llichardson, Vharlotte Spangler, lloreen Staley. Marcia Vickery, Gladysrose Walcher. Mary Worcester, linima -Io Mc- Cracken, Vivianne Bowsher, l.ori'aine Varlson, Mimi l.ocher, Harriett Vrarn. Band The band started a fruitful year under the direction of its capable leader, Harry Holmberg. Seventy-five members attended Band Day at F. If followed by many excellent exhibitions at the football games. Two successful concerts were given during the year and to add to the prodigious progress of the band, the members attended the Music Fes- tival to add more honors to their large mound of achievements. Officers: President .c.c,ccclccl ..... I iarold Goddard Vice President ,i.. ..,,. R aymond Joyce Secretary .....ccccc ,.... H arold Wilson Quartermaster cc,... Homer Harvey Manager . .,ccccccc ...... Robert Bradfield Assistant Manager cccc cc.... W illiam Palm Librarians 2 Caryl Bivans Gene Shaw Lawrence Knight Rand members are: Stuart Alvord. Kathleen Andrew. Lydia Ardrey. Sara Arnold. Douglass Hassett. Uaryl Rivans, Bob Rradfield, Tom Rrines. Ronald Carlson. Jack Clem- ent. Ray Dean. Olga Deavenport. Frank Emanuel. Betty Fitzgerald. Peggy Fitzgerald. Dorothy Frisbie, Margaret Green. George Gribble. Harold Goddard. Elizabeth Gordon. Opal Hamlin. Homer Harvey. ldabel Hayman. Rob Hetlin. Ruth Holt. Jean Hood. David lluft. .lack Johnson. Keith Johnson. XYillis Johnson. Ray Joyce. Lawrence Knight. Norma Lou Lacy. Ruth Law. Donald Leonard. Robert Leonard. Richard Lewis. Dudley Mabee, t'arl Malmsten, Mollie McCauley. Frank Mouffe. Glenn Obert. Bill Palm. Glenna Ridsdale. Jim Rice. Virginia Royce. Bob Roliwer, Hob Rumbel. Betty Salim. Gene Shaw, Dick Shinkle. Peggy Sigler. Charlotte Spangler. Leota Steele. Richard Steele, Frank Streamer. Don Tebow. Lee Tegarden. Dan Telk. Peter Thompson. Mickey Trent. Helen Waldo. Consoella VVard. Gordon XVickstrom. Elbert VVisner. Roscoe VVisner. James Wright, Jim Zeigler, Harold VVilson. Erma Ferril. lNlargaret Wetterberg. Lillian Harrison. Helen Fotis, Sue Ammons. Gordon Tank. 'rchestva This year. for the seventh consecutive year, the Boulder High School orchestra won a first division rating in the State Contest conducted in Denver. The orchestra, which several times has been voted one of the finest in the state and which won a first division rating in the National Contest at Colorado Springs in 1939, now is composed of 56 members and has been growing steadily since 1924, when it was organized. A large part of the orchestra's success can be attributed to the fine leadership of Hugh McMillen, who took over the orchestra in 1935. In one year from that date the orchestra developed from a division three rating to division one, and also it increased considerably in membership. Our orchestra during the course of 18 years has passed through the hands of six directors, each of whom contributed greatly to the orcrestra's success. The orchestra members are: Harold Goddard, Ila Jean Davis, Ila Mae Dean, Herman Dilmore, Betty Erickson, Alan Olsen, Janet Ridsdale, Betty Jean Tune, Dorothy Jean Wilson, Fern Coss, David Frazier, Bert Christian, Annabel Ball, Daisy Skelley, Nita Townsend, Consoella Ward, Dorothy Hutton, Carlton Randleman, Iris Muncy, Betty Viele, Dick Biggs. Emma Jo McCracken, Bill Broxon, Evelyn Gagos, Lillian Harrison, Diane Stone, Louise Warner, Lydia Ardrey, Betty Ketterman, Wayne Weaver, Polly Ann Schons, Idabel Hayman, Richard Lewis, Bob Bradfield, Charles McCracken, Carolyn Recht, Ruth Holt, Virginia Royce, Jim Rice, Betty Lou Sahm, Erma Ferril, Richard Steele, Jim Steere. Harold Wilson, Gordon Wickstrom, Dan Telk, Stuart Alvord, David Huff, Bob Heflin, Raymond Joyce, Olga Deavenport, Caryl Bivans, Homer Harvey, Robert Rohwer, Bill Palm, Kathleen Andrew, Elizabeth Gordon, Ruth Law, Roscoe Wisner, Bob Rumbel, Keith Johnson, Douglas Bassett. Debate ly- 'iii aiul A Public Speaking PN '-' ,- I T l i f - Club The Dclritc 'uid Public Sie-ikinpg club xv-1' 0l'jI'llll7Qfl in 1927 under 1 . - . .1 . f is 1 . the sponsorship of Claude E. Wilson. In the days when the schools de- bated for state championship, this organization brought honor to Boulder on five occasions. The club was given a charter by the National Forensic League in 1937. During the year the club has attended several festivals in various cities in the state and been host to many schools participating in events in this city. The officers for this year are: president, Chris Plank: vice president. Hill Asenierog secretary-treasurer. Harvey Platts. The Spanish club is an organization for the purpose of enriching classroom Spanish with songs, conversation, and dances from Spanish speaking countries, in an informal social way. With the coming into the present building, the Spanish club grew and thrived under the sponsor- ship of Miss Lois Chase. It is now an organization of over thirty mem- bers and it meets fortnightly, under the direction of Mrs. Alice Holubar. The Boulder High school Spanish club has served the school in pre- senting programs, especially on Pan American Day, to bring about a bet- ter acquaintance with Spanish America. 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The name 111' the Latin 111111 is USPESU and the motto is Sanus, Plebes, Equites, SQ1121.t0l'CS.n T11e 111fi11e1's are: 1'011S1l16?S, C'111ri11el Saunders and Henry T'1llU'111I1- song Pontifex Maxhnus. Sam 1.1n11er: Augur. 1ia1'1N11'a Snow: Fensores, B111-key Trent and 1,1111 Hicknianz Quaest111', Anne Hylan: Scriba, George Lewis. The Latin QI1111 sponsors 111-11 Mrs. Elsa Rogers and Miss N12l1'121.11 Orris. The reqiiirement for 1nem11ership is the conipletion of one semester of Latin. '1'1'11diti1111al activities 111' the club are the Hz11111we'e11 1'esti1'ities, the Christmas p1'0g1'z1n'1, 211111 1'111'111i11g, the 11111111111 hz111q11et, and the spring picnic. 1 N11 WMU' Art Club The Art club, in its second vear, has engaged in varied activities Sponsored by Allen Downs, art instructor, the club has no officers, an meets informally about twice a month The group has had as its guests several noted speakers and painters and has taken many sketching trips The club, not restricted to high school students or to those enrolled in art classes, offers its members an opportunity to discuss art and to paint or sketch outside of school The l'our-year-old Ski Club has a membership of thirty-four, nine of whom are on the ski patrol. Guided by Phillip XVardner and led by Presi- dent William Fowler and Vice-President John Paddock, the club has had a successful year, including week-end skiing trips. Due to the growing interest in skiing the membership has more than doubled from last year. F5 'PT wc Slit Club Home Economics Club The Home lflconomics club is a new club established this year for all girls who are interested in the home economics tield, and it is under the sponsorship of Bliss Ruth Ilensniore. The girls made and sold many pounds ot' candy to students, faculty, and outsiders, particularly at Christmas time. A benefit to the school that was conducted by the girls was the Panther Playroom, which was started last fall and successfully carried on for several months. The club officers are: Ara Kossler, president: Betty Lee Iolevington, vice president: Helen Louise Kelsall, secretary: Gertrude Riley. treasurer. Members of the Library Flub give service to the school by assisting with the work in the library. by selecting and discussing new books and other library materials, by planning ways and means of improving library service, and by sponsoring Various library projects. The membership of the club this year includes the following: Eleanor Fowdery, president: Kathryn Sawhill, treasurer: -Ieanne Ferguson, Nesta Gilbert, Louise Goodykoontz, .Iune Hill, Dorothy Hutton. Eleise Klemme, Norma Ann Mcfullugh, llernice Todd. Edna May Walters, and Thelma VValters. Library lub 'lb'-li-,gif .v. wg , ,. . v. Wwfiff' Girls' Athletic Association The GAA got off to a howling start this year with a kindergarten picnic for prospective members. The idea of GAA is promotion of good sportsmanship and active participation in all sports. Later, after being taken through the Haunted House Initiation, the new members started to work for their awards, which were given for par- ticipation in various sports. The old members continued to climb up the ladder of emblems: the first award, numeralsg the second, the letter BH: the third, the pin: the first state award, an emblem, and the last award, the state pin. In September delegates attended the GAA conference at Colorado l'niversitv. At this conference Julia Nakagawa was elected to the state board of officers. The years' program consisted of tournaments in Fall. Winter, and Spring sports. In May, ninth grade girls were entertained. At the annual banquet, awards were given and the new officers pre- sented. Members of the Log for the year 1941-42 were: President ,....i...............,........................l......, Barbara Snow Vice President .......,,..........,....,,...... Betty Jean Ketterman Secretary c.,s,,....... ....................... D oris Marsh Treasurer ........,............ ...,.....,,, V irginia Means Fall Sports Head ..,...,l..... ........, E mmalee Ochiato Winter Sports Head ........ ...,... J ulia Nakagawa Spring Sports Head ........ ............ P atricia Means i Chairman Idabel Hayman Public ty ...,.... ..........,..... 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FOOTBALI, GAME SVMMARIES Boulder ,, eeee . ,eeeeee,eeeeeeeee 6 South Denver .,ee e.,..,. 1 Z3 Boulder e,e.,e. 112 North eee, ,ee..ee. .... . 1 . 6 Boulder eee,e . 6 Fort Collins eeeeee 1 6 Boulder eee, e.eeeee 1 I3 Greeley .eee,eee eeeeee. 0 Boulder . ,,e, eeeee . 13 Loveland eeee, 0 Boulder ,eee .,ee,ee 4 0 Englewood eeeee e,e,,ee 6 Boulder .. eeee. .25 Longmont eee, .. ee.e 7 Boulder e,eeee eeee e,eeee .e,,eee,ee..,.ee 1 4 Fort Collins ee,,ee.... eeeee.,.......,,eeee,e 2 1 ln Boulder's first pre-season game, South Denver's Rebels marched over the Panthers in the second half to come out on the winning end of a 113 to 6 score. Showing excellent form for so early in the season, the purple and gold Panthers rode roughshod over the North Denver Vikings, and held them scoreless for three quarters and 123 minutes, the Vikings scoring their only touchdown in the last two minutes of play. In what later turned out to be the most important game of the season, the Panthers and the Lambkins battled through four quarters of superior football to a 6-6 tie. lf' either team had been able to make the point after touchdown, that team would have won the conference championship. The Panthers took an easy victory from the Greeley Wildcats, never letting the Wildcats get within 20 yards of the goal line. ln one of the slowest games of the season, the Panthers took an easy game from the Loveland Indians. Final score: Boulder 13, Loveland 0. ln the first out-ol'-town game, the Panthers started on the first down and made a touchdown. From then on the game was a rout. Englewood finally made its only in-the-last-minute score against the third team from Boulder. 1'!.' FOOTBALL RESERVE LETTERMEN .Jimmy Heed, Bill Fitzgerald, Kenny Leonard, Fharles Becker, George Becker, George Lewis, Bob ' Haring, Jim Farr, John Farrington, George Grihhle, . sg Henry llutchinson. GI? 'M' Dan Tells Otis Gaylord Harold Blubaugh Tom Collins Paul Dawes J rm Steere Boh Kamp Wayne Brown Merle Skipp John Paddock IMG Dale Hart Lloyd Cieber Nelson Ler nar d Bill Aspinwall Ixoland Gregory Phillip Brafford Larry Rosetta FOOTBALL ffontinnedl Against the traditional rivals from the home of the heet, the Panthers romped roughshod over the Tro- ians. The game was played on Armistice day. Final score: Boulder 25, Longmont 7. In the game that was played for the championship ot' the Northern loop, the Panthers were defeated in the last quarter' hy an inspired Fort Collins team that went on to win the state championship. The Panthers this year placed five out of the eleven men on the all-con ference list. The hoys that were placed on the all-conference team are: -lay Platt, Hardy Brafford, Joe Enright, Verne Carlson, Noland Gregory. Those making all- state honors are: -lay Platt and Joe Enright. These boys played in the all-star game in Denver. Dm HQ .. 3 Basketball Summary Longmont defeated Boulder in the conference opener 23 to 16. The game was played on the opponent's floor. This game was a surprise after the success Boulder had in the pre-season games. The Panthers defeated the Loveland Indians on their own court 235 to 19. After the defeat of the previous week, our boys worked hard the entire game. Claude Hagerman was high scorer for the evening by collecting five free throws. Boulder marked up another victory after defeating Englewood 42 to 12. The honor of high scorer of the game was held by Hardy Brafford. Showing mid-season form the Panther Quintet easily defeated the Wildcats 41 to 21. Boulder was intent on revenge for the two defeats handed them last year. Again Hardy Brafford, the classy forward of the Purple and Gold Quintet, was high scorer. The Purple and Gold was paced to victory by the cool playing of Tom Collins, All-Conference guard. The Lambkins were led by Wilbur Gar- field. Claude Hagerman was high scorer. Longmont again defeated Boulder in the nrst game of the second round by their marvelous team work. The Panthers' high scorer again was Claude Hagerman. Loveland received its second defeat from Boulder by a score of 29 to 18. Tom Collins was outstanding by making seven charity tosses. Boulder 49, Englewood 17. Need we say more? The Greeley team rallied throughout the second quarter to bring the score from 3 to 133 at the end of the first quarter to 19-19 at the half. Boulder recovered in the third quarter to make the score 31 to 24. Boul- der scored six free throws in the last quarter to win 37-32. Center, Jack Worthington, was high point man. ln the last game of the season Boulder's overconfident Panthers lost to the Lambkins 25 to 28. This put Boulder in second place in the League Sending us to the state tournament. In the first game of the state basketball tourney, the Panthers came from behind in the last five seconds of play to defeat College high 29-28. The South Denver Rebels upset the favored Panthers in a semi-final game by rallying late in the game to overcome a Boulder lead. BASKETBALL RESERVE LETTERMEN Phil Brafford, Allan Lauer, Bob haring, Bob Jenkins. George Dolan. Don Weathers, Don Enright, Larry Rosetta, Jimmy Reed, Bill Fitzgerald, Bill Aspinwall, Jim Carr, Bob Duthie. Track Under the watchful eyes of Coaches Gelwick and Lefferdink, B. H. S. track mentors, a track squad was turned out that showed exceptional power and flash in some spots. All through an eight meet schedule the team was kept at top efficiency by hard after-school practice. Track gained a little in popularity with the students this year, although student attendance at track meets was not up to what could have been wished for. In the first cinder meet, the Boulder High Panthers were forced to bow in the traditional feud between the Longmont Trojans and the Purple and Gold bearers of B. H. S. Although the Panthers showed power in the sprints, Longmont captured the weights. In the second meet of the year with Lafayette, the Panthers over- whelmed the squad from there. Not losing a first in the whole meet, the Panthers ran up a tremendous score, allowing the Lafayette boys only a few seconds, thirds and fourths. At the four-way invitational track meet at Fort Collins, Boulder High's thinclads took a second place, the Lambkins taking the first posi- tion. It is interesting to note that the Panthers did beat the Longmont Trojans in their second clash. Boulder had three first places all taken by Fred Wilshusen. In the Colorado Relays the Panthers took the fourth place. The first four positions were won by Fort Collins, East High, South High, and Boul- der, in that order. Other positions were taken by Longmont, Centennial, and West Denver. Other meets attended by the Panthers were: Triangular meet, Boul- der, Longmont, Loveland, Longmont dual at Boulder, League meet at Lovelandg and the state meet at Boulder. The track squad consisted of: Phil Brafford, Darrol Childerson, Fred Wilshusen, Noland Gregory, Jay Platt, Roland Gregory, Wayne Brown, Bob Kamp, Keith Johnson, Harland Sampson, Walter Tickle, Rodney James, John Parker, Herman Dilmore, Bill Aseniero, Harvey Platts, Arthur Archuletta, Eugene Wells, Bill Ostrander, Jim Reed, Gene Leist, Gordon McLean, Don Weathers, Leslie Ketcheson, George Lewis, Larry Rosetta, Lincoln Crall, Lloyd Ceiber, Buddy Warner, Frank Archuletta, Roscoe Wisner, Pete Thompson, Micky Trent, Jim Carr, Bill Bergman,, Alan Olsen, Howard Brodt, Jim Zeigler, Bud Renlund. Golf Team f'ln'is Plank. Don l,eonz1rd, llenry Hutchinson, Holm Jenkins, Dale Hurt, Gareth Tanner, I-Zola Haring, Kenny Carter, Flifford George, Bob Leonzxrrl. Tennis Team Holm Dntliie, Klux Don, Howard Higgins, George Dolan. Chris Plank, Iiz1rlJai'a Franklin, Nancy King. Irene Olson, Virginia Byron, Marilyn Arthur. Dorothy lloll. Voacli Walter, Dick Lewis, llill Aspinwall, Sally Arnold, C'arolyn Hecht, Hay Joyce. Jim Rice. Golf cmd Tennis l'nder the coaching of Joe Enright, the lloulder lligh linksmen this year really went to town. VVith some ol' the squad that won last year's championship, the Panthers this year had one of' the best golf' teams in many years. ln the first match ol' the season with the Longmont Trojans, the Pan- thers won hands down from the Trojans and pointed f'or the next match with Colorado Springs. In the second match, the Panthers took the men from the Springs to a cleaning to the tune of' ll-1. Although this was only the second match of' the season, the Panther golf' men showed mid-season f'orm. Other matches were played with other teams in the Northern f'onf'erence. The members of' the traveling squad were usually Henry Hutchinson, Dale Hart, Don Leonard, Rob Haring. and Clifford George. l'nder the direction of the new tennis coach, John H. Walter, the tennis team this year started out with a bang. More students came out for tennis this year than could be accommodated on the courts. The tennis activities were started early in the fall of' the year by a ladder being drawn up, anyone who wished a place on the ladder was given one according to his record in the past. Matches were scheduled with Longmont and Greeley, but an early winter prevented these matches In the past years, it has been a custom to place all interested in tennis in a club, but this year this was changed inasmuch as all interested were placed on a squad under the direction of' the coach, John Walter ln the first match of' the year, the Panthers swept to an easy victory over the net men from Longmont. .sf C'lll'ZEHI,lCADEHS The Cheerleaders this year did the best job of' bolstering school spirit that has been done f'or many years. In rallys in the gym, interesting speakers were always presented. Nearly all the out- of'-town games were attended by the four cheerleaders, and usually the Iloul- der cheering section made more noise than any of' their opponents. New uni- forms were purchased for them, and they were showed off to the best advan- tage. Morale was kept high all through the various seasons of' football, basket- ball and track. 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