Boulder High School - Odaroloc Yearbook (Boulder, CO)

Text from Pages 1 - 84 of the 1945 volume:

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Dear We just saw a prcture ot Mun and Jake and It surely brought mernornes wrth rt Why It seems like only yesterday that we walked under those rmposlng trgures Quite a srght aren t they? During all ot the years we dud pass through the doors ot Boulder hugh we were led by the Ideals of the late Superintendent Emerrtus Dr Wrlllam V Casey Dr Casey was one ot the greatest friends the students of Boulder ever had and to hum we respectfully dedicate thus the 1945 edrtlon ot the Odaroloc He ls Not Dead l cannot say and I wrll not say Wrth a cheery smile and a wave ofthe hand He has wandered into an unknown land And left us dreaming how very farr lt needs must be srnce he lrngers there And you oh you who the wildest yearn For an old time step and the glad return Think of him farrng on as dear ln the love of There as the love of Here Think of hrm strll as the same l say He IS not dead he IS just away James Whrtcomb Rrlcy That he is dead. He is just away. DR. WILLIAM V. CASEY Hin 4111 111111121111 DONALD WAYNE MIDCAP IY31 Apl31 Speakrng of the picture of Mm and Jake some of us wull soon walk under them r the ast :me T at st ear our enlor one was a wnld one wasnt I 7 slbly you have forgotten a few of the members of our class so the Odaroloc staff made a collection of their pnctures ln an electron held last year Barbara Enrnght was named sensor class presndent Ray Jump served as the class treasurer Duck Rogers sensor fultllled the posrtlow of Head Boy M Marlon Park and Joe Enrrght acted as sensor class advisers v, to l t' . h la y , s , ' , t. Pos- 4..g ns of iq --an SENIOR OFFICERS Senior offucers and pofwsor pxcmrel obmc Orc back mv. Rc mond Jump ond Dwck Rogers ond front row Mormon Pork Borbom Enrnght cmd Joe Enright 1. 'Iv I ' if .. l I f . N A ' I' A I 1 L- 1 F , , , 4 ' kg IT 'a A ' 5 . 2 f 'l , l ', w x SENIORS MELVA ABERNATHY RE C ANDEI SON LII.I.IAN AV DOUREL A I Cubs COunC LETA ATKINSON 3 Cu S Os DORA BADER C I SHIRLEY BARLOW BETTY BARR FINLEY RICHARD BEHRMAINN FFA prestdcnt 2 Student C nmol 2 FootboII 2 3 Tack 2 3 WrestItnQ 3 V 1 HVLEN BENSON In ctr IQ onthe 2 Patience DON BERGMANI 2 coptotn ck CHARLES BITTER Tack 2 3 JACK BLACKMARR cntsh 2 Lctln I r rn tnfs I Bon estro Owl 2 edutor 3 OdoroIoc edttor 3 Stage Crew I stage monoger Student Cmrrcul 3 GINA BOUWMRN 'gigs BOB BRACE W VJILMA BROBECK BETTY BROWN s 3 Foot 0 queen 3 M55 Merrx Chnstmos 3 GLADYS BRYAN LUCILLE BULLOCK orr 3 G ttence ' I O Q I , 5 Chfitr 3 r I I , TLCJI tt Ch 1, 2, 3g 3. ' , , ,, Gow I ,I ' 31 ' I ' I Tm I. V , 1 Sp : g Do! GA ,2,3, 2, G- l2f3f dIf aww 1, 2, 3g student 2, 3f Orch It 2, 32 ft .a 1. f I 2, ' 3f , I '- E , N- - GR 1, 2, 5 b 2, 3g Ch I I, 2, 33 '-In xt I -a Cub I, 2, Q IJ II GR 32131 hertz, , I I 3, . Ch , R 35 HPQ4 ' 3, f SENIORS MARIE CAMPBELL GR I, 2, 3. MARTHA CAMPBELL I BETTY ANN CARLSON our I Cub remdent 3 GR Io onthe 2 ttence 3 BEN CI-IANEY mI 2 SIQII Stu LmcII I 2 TOOT Km I Trnp ChoIrmor12 Foot 3 Bosket o CAROL CI-IAVEZ JERRY CLARK In 2 Foot o Trock 3 LE ROY CLAIJSEN MARY ALICE CLEMENS nd I SHIRLEY JEAN CLEMENT FRANCES CLINE Student Council 3 OwI Lotm 2 Dromottcs 2 GAA I 2 pres: ertt I Junior MISS RUSSELL COLE w 3 Cholr 3 Lotm Dcr'notrcsI 2 3 Stoge Crew I ve f Mork Chorhe S I Junior MISS 3 DORIS DEAN COLEMAN L ID 3 DVOYTOIICSI 2 obs 2 I tang Ittles JLnuor Muss 3 BETTY JEAN CONLEY BOB CULVER Entered U S Novy NORENE DE BACKER C our 2 3 IoIontI1e Potnence 3 DONNA M DRYDEN Student Councul 3 Odor ooc 3 Chorr 2 Sto e Crew 3 Spomsh 3 I-IAZEL LAURINE DUNBAR WILLIAM EATON w 2 BondI 3 C 2 3 Spomsh 2 Trock I 2 Iolont e SENIORS LOUISE V. GIBSON DORENE EDWARDS Cm, 3- Odcroloc 35 Spanlsh ' Dromatncs 3' Stage Crew WILLIAM ELLWOOD VENLA GOLDSMITH WILLIAM I-FNRY GRAGG turent Councxl I T up COUITFII 2 Owl O aroIoC ro toall I 2 manager S BaSketbaII 3 Tro Ia 2 Ten nd I VILLIAM W GRAHAM Dromatlcs 3 Tennus 3 Band I 3 Orchestra 3 C r F otball I 2 CARL F I-IAENSELMAN Bond 2 3 Orches r Dramctrcs 2 Foot A Murder Has Been Arrang I 2 Junior BARBARA ENRIGHT MSS 3 Student COunClI I Head 6,4 3 Drcrngfycg DORIS HENDERSON 3 Stage Crew 2 Cubs Su ent COunClI 2 3 oIrI 2 S I :dent 3 Dramatucs I 2 ubs 2 ermns 2 D Good Cutnzen 3 BETTY LYNN I-IENSLEY Band 3 Orchestra 3 Transferred Waco Texas JOANNA I-IERKERT LORRAINE EVERLY YUCICHY Comm, 1 ndI23Cu I LEONA MAE HERTZKE French 3 GR 2 HELEN HETZER OWI 2 3 Chonr presudert D motrcs 2 Cubs Ioan JOHN FLEMING t Chen 9 Sk: 3 Dramatucs Lhceryeoger 3 Stage Crew 2 3 LOIS AENE I-IITCI-ICOCK SYLVIA I-IIXSON Tra Sterred GwDSum RUTH FORREST C D Chour 2 3 C er Chour 2 GAA 2 Io an e er 2 Pep u president 3 fr, X xXx SENIORS VIVIAN HODGSON Ow 2 3 Drarnatics 2 I JACQUELYNE HOLLAND Ow 3 ERNESTINE HOOD French 3 GR I FRANK LASHLEY HELEN MARIE LEE EDITH HOULTON Ow 3 GAA2 3 LLOYD HUBBARD B ndl 2 3 rootball NORMA HUTT w 3 Band I 2 Sfa Crew2 WILLIAM JOHNSON RAYMOND JUMP Stu ent Council I 2 3 anish I L in ofball I 2 3' Bas - ' T PAUL KNAUS Football 2 3' Track ROBERT KUBOTA Spanish 2g Football I, g Basketball Ig Track 2, . JUSTINE LANG in 2g R , 3g w 3g Stage Crew 3. PATRICIA LASCO Cubs 35 GR 3g Band g Dramafics 3. CRAVERNE M LEETZOW Transferred Elgin Illinos HARRIETT LEHNEN L in 2 Cubs 2 3 a ics I Ch Tennis 2 3 lo an- e ' Patience Junior Miss 3. HELOISE BECKER LENNON in 2' Spanish 2 ' nd I 2 ' C oir 3' Dramatics 2 3' wl 3' A Murder Has Been Arranged ' Junior M'ss 3. VIOLET LIND Owl 25 GAA 2. SENIORS LYNETTE MALM our I 3 La In Iolanthe 2 Patuence ROBERT uNosTRoM JAYNE MA55,NG,LL nd I Ch ' Bond 3 GAA 2 GR 2 T ack 2 3 GLEN MATTHEWS B nd I Sk: I Football Lol M u. JOAN LINGENFELTER CShO,,CgGG,IJ,Q'I2 Sanssh 2 GRI 2 GORDON McCRAY otball I NORBERTJ MELLECKER Student Council 3 Band I 2 manager 3 Orches r La ID DEAN LISTON Dramatlcs I 2 3 Stage Spanish 2 Latin I as Cfew 2 3 Chess and ke GH I Checkers 3 Tennns 3 Junnor Mass On Bor rowed Tnme 3 DON MIDCAP FFA 2 VIVIAN FRANCES MILLS Transferred Louusvnlle Kentucky 3 Student founcnl 3 Band 3 O HARL -I-TE LOVE-JOY CLISSTYO 3 DFOFTWOYICS 3 C ,O Stage Crew 3 Cubs 3 ED MIXA Dramatscs 2 3 Stage Crew 2 3 Wrestlnng 3 e of St Mark Charlre s Aunt un lor Mvss On Borrowed Time 3 LOUISE MOORE I R Trans WILLIAM LONDEN terred Smnth Center hugh Student Council I School 1 EDWIN MYERS Student Councnl I Ba d Fo a Basketball manager 2 3 BARBARA MABEE HELEN NAKAGAWA ndI Sk: ra Dramatlcs I 2 3 ubs mattcs 2 3 Stage Crew A 3 2 3 Ch , 2, g t' I, 3, ' Ba , 2, 3, or 3, . . r , , I ' a , ' , I. D 5 , ,3r I A ' Fo , 2. MQ ':, 2, 3, It 2? 1 ' JB - ' f . , tb . ,, . ,, L ., ' 5 I , r- GR , 3, Bond I, 3. I ' Ev ' ' , ff 22 GAA , G Ig - ' , 3. ' . I n I, 2, 3, otb Il 2, 3, Ba , ' I, 2, 3, D - ' , , J C ' , 5 2, 3, GA I, 2, g GR , , 2, 3. SENIORS JLJANITA NATIONS SI-HR'-KY NELSON MADELINE JEAN PERKINS Student Councul I Cub JOAN PETERSON Clmslw 2 3 L In ramatmcs I 2 3 Cu VIRGINIA NELSON 2 3 Sm rew I Eve O t Mark 2 Junior Mxss LILLIE BELLE NICHOLS Charms AUM 3 THOMAS NIX Student Councul 3 Chair 3 FFA 2 president otball I 2 3 Bas NORMA OBENHAUS RALPH PETERSON w 2 Track I NICHOLAS JOHN ORIGER Orchestra I 2 3 t ball I Track 2 Tennis 3 LAURENCE PADDOCK I L IH 2 m 'CS I 0 MARY JEAN POPST edutar 3 Odaraloc edu TU em Counol 1 3 G 3 Stu en S 2 3 R Councul 3 Fngntnng Lat Cheedcodcf 3 prom es I' A Murder as Queen Q, Been Arranged Eve of . Mark ' Char ne S Aunt On Borrowed Time 3. JO ANNE PALMER B nd Ig Orchestra 5 C oir 3' Spanrsh 2' GR TED PRATER A P , Band I 2' Dramatics 33 atnence . Football I' Track I' Ten- HELEN PATTERSON nis 2 3' Cheerleader 3, Band 2' Orchestra 3' GAA 3' Drarnatics ' C oir 2' Patience 3. GUY PATTON LUCIE KRABBE HARRIET NELL REED Ow 2, 3, Odaroloc 2, 3, A l, 2, , , , GAA 2, 3, Latun 2, Chair lg Stage Crew 3. SEINIIORS CHA LES R I H 3 w f cnlsh L In Drarhahcs I 2 premdc t LnnIs 2 IGQI Crew 2 A Murll r H IS Bun Arrangccl Evc M r ar Aunt .IunIor 'Wa O Borrowcrl Tnmc AVA MARIE REISCHICK VICTORIA RICKARD Spamsh I GAA 3 JOHN ROEMER anush 3 Tra k 3 un or MISS 3 Transferred ran I-ort Colllns 3 PAULA ROSE Stuaent CouncIl 3 Cholr A G lo anthe tIence 3 RICHARD ROGERS Student Councnl I, 2, Head Boy 3, LatIn I Football I, 2, 3, Track I 2 3 A ELLEN SCHADEGG Gw 3 CAROL MAE SHAW S anvsh I Drarnahcs I I LES SHAW Transferred from Phoemx VIZOITO 3 kI MILLARD SINCJLETONI Stu ent CouncII I SkI I Sp n h 2 3 La I Sa e Crew I Track I Tenms 2 Cheerleader 3 Eve of St Mark 2 MAYNARD SKINNER OIr I 3 Spams L tIn I Dramahcs 3 Stage Crew 2 3 Track 3 Wrestlung 3 WILLIAM SMITH Chess and Checkers 3 Football 3 Track 2 3 HAROLD D SMITH nd I 2 3 Orchesr haIr MIka o rIaI Bv Jury ELIZABETH SPENCE oIr I EETTY SPICER vI 2 Choir 2 3 TennIs 2 DANIINY STARK Football 3 Track 2 WILLIAM STENGEL FFA I 2, 3 JACK VV STRINGER Dramahcs 3 Odaroloc 3, Stage Crew 3, Tennls 3, Golf 3 JunIor MISS 3 ' R EC LtI..c'nt CIIIIHCII , O I 3 Iiavl I SkI I, 2, 3, Sp: 2, 3, at 2, . , I I ,H 3, TH , 3, S 3 IE NI ' E X , 32 I' I of St O k 2, HCII - IIUB , p , , I n H GR ,3. 3. A , S' 3. ' fl :I I 2, 3, a IS , , tn 2, Dramahcs I, 2, 3, I QQ J J Ch , 2, , h 2, a 5 2, ,, Ba ,I , : ta Sp 3 c ,HJ - II ,, 2d II ch' ,2,I3,GRI,2,3. O 'I , I , , GAA . U 2, 3: , 3. 2, 3, GA 2,3,' RQ, , . 3, I 2, UPG- , 3. V-9 SENIORS ROBERT SWEENEY Spanish I Dramatics Art president 2 MARY BETH TAYLOR Band 2 3 Orchestra Choir 3 Dramatics 2 3 s 3 GR ve t ar 2 Prom ueen 3 ROBERT TEEGARDEN in I FFA 3 Foot a 3 Track 3 SHIRLEY TEETS WALTER THOMPSON Tack 2 3 JEAN YAMALJCHI GA23GR23 SHIRLEY YOUNG oir I 3 DOROTHY TOEDTLI GEORGE P ZIMMERMANN Student Council I Latin DONNA TOMLIN 'Mk Student Council I Owl 3 Odaroloc 3 Chotr 3 Spa i r m ics I Stage rew I 2 u 2 presiden Trip Council 2 Tennis I A Murder Has Been Arranged Eve ot St. Mark lolanthe 2 'Charlies Aunt - tience 3, SHIRLEY TRIPP w 35 nd ' C s 2 35 Tennis 2 JOHN VAVRA our 2 5 Latin ' Track 2' lolanthe ' Patience 3. KATHERINE WARREN Student Council 3' Owl ' Choir 2, 35 Dramatics 5 nnis 5 G , , 35 A Murder Has Been Arranged 25 Charlie's Aunt 3. ROBERTA NNALTER Student Council 35 Span! ish 25 Latin 25 Dramatics , , Q C , 3: 5 , 5'lJunior Miss . BARBARA WINTERBOWER B nd 35 Drarnatics I, 25 Cubs 2, 35 R , 5 . SENIORS NOT PICTURED LeRoy Alcorn Wanda Baetz Harold Beattie Eugene Becker Jock Blosser Roland Carson Fern L. Cook Myron Davis Howard Demuth John Downing Mariorie Earl Charlotte Fenton Marian Flatt Geraldine Foos Dorothy Fuller Earnest Fuller Viola Galloway John Gilliam Betty Jo Goudge Evangeline Guerrero William Hetlin Loretta Heyen Richard Hollinger Ellen Hylan Richard lwato Robert E. Law LeRoy Malmsten Betty Meile Charles Moreland Evelyn See Everett E. Sirnkins J. Clyde Smith Charles Stengel Thomas Thompson William Todd Bonnie Jean Vendel Maxine A. York Theodore Zeigler That tlrst day regnstratuon day was worse than usual Those blankety bla k blanks Getting used to school IS alw t lc b rs worse We can ays a as ut gettung used to those teachers easlly understand why some students never can tell one rnstructor from another You were one ot those people weren t you? I made a collection of theur pictures and I have them vhere around here some - J v Qfillllll C 3 I 17 61' c x , r--- L--'-r wa- 34,5 A- X ' - A -Q 5, .kv gs- l.n ' 1 ivan 4 X X Q -4 f. f X Nw e 1 6 1 Q 3: Ja!! vii -S t A ' ' l'lHl'l'Y1'l' XIINI' X2 x UL W4 5r,V 3flg1f nm' '42 is 'wa vw flfzi vn- ll X N .IRAN-XH Lluli fAfQ'7.l'DI.I Nhumu 'if Tx w-5 ,Z vw L u wa! .f x'?? Ai ,g,,.v, ,- umm .cn 11 I-1-'-1-' 'Y , -a X x K 'mf ,awww r muon-1 1 .-.-.4 --1' 4.4suv-'rfl' lu: A px, NIH NH NIARH I-rf ik. uuvq und' si' ,1 Y' all IJ! BN ORRIS, German, Latm and Fnglmxh I Q v 1. , . , k'hf it V u X 1 ' , .f b A IK- , Mlhfu'-' . ,Aw ,,. v We , . 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B W re sure youll want to meet the junior class When they entered Boul der high school as Onies they chose Bob Parker as Toot King and Fred Glass and Kay Hutchison as his advisers They won the annual Flag Rush but yielded to the luniars in the Roughhouse Kendall Hills has led the yunior class as Trip Chairman Other 'nembers of nett As luniors this group offered stiff competition for the sophomores in the Flag Rush and lost to the Omes in the Roughhouse Here are their pictures 11 1 Q Y- v-is 1 1. e' ' ' ' , f the Trip Council are Dick Cross, Frankie Service, Kay Hutchison and Patsy Ben' y Q' ' E v-wyww Q JUNIOR OFFICERS AND SPONSOR Jumor dfucers nd sponsors pnctured above ore buck row Kendoli HMS Guy M Groth cmd Duck Crosb cmd from row Frcmkxe Serv: e Kay Hutch: on Patsy Bennett ond Onoh Torrewce if K g, , . , fs 2 . ' t, ' W5 5 f .nf f .as af ' C . 1 ' f C 'f I 5 f 2' 1 NICK C' ASS rsf row NC O ru cron 1nnQx 1 9 r r 63' r Lgnnon 5 conf r vs mnor ow 1n5 1 Urn rn 1 L M J gc Mr1rt1n ock on 1rr rr w crnb Q Flrth cron qv: VLCIV k C ID rosfu Fr L rc w opkrns QL Core C 1 G oss Goh rrcz w r vw utch ns Jr FL ther 1w1Qr KI r Fcrgusor' JUNIOR CLASS F 51' row left to nght Stoddori Sn 1th Ro urn Ruch Stockmon CTLVTZ Vrcle Walker Second rcv. Prnce Nrckdl Mcrtmez Nersler E M Jones Klemme P Q P lrfmr Th1rd row Knowkb Joh! NL re kcr Mcnrgorrerx M M1I11n Poms-r Pe er n 'omb Fourth row Hubm n KLOTJGN ngrom Muller Nvlond Kessler Johnson 'Nlosh Frfrh row Kime Morrnson Luzmopr Moore Johnao Roy M lnms Robmson s ff 1 1 1 1 VT 1 E Q Q J - 1 ? 4 ig J 12 '. l ' , I . L S V ts L-I 1 si Q sl' ' 'A f Y f s , . JU. 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Uv. , ---1 nr , -- 1, 1 , 1 , , , 155 Q. 3, ' ' .f.-1 N5 , J , ' 5 1' , V , 1 1 JUNIOR CLASS Flrst row eft to rught Harper Paul Warren Sanders Stratton Sey moar B Srnlth Second row Tomlzawa Brob k Evelyn Wlllnams Weber Elolse Wllllams Whlte Warner Sherman Worster Thlrd row Parker T nk Splcer B J Smlth Serv' Rogers Saunders Nelsh Fourth row Collen Shumock Slrnons Stocker Rohwer Standller Saue Wtlson McCIlntock Flfth row Worcester Townley Ward Towne John Smith Jack Srnlth Walcher Dlson JUNIOR CLASS Flrst ow left to rlght Deller Bent'ey Cooke Barr Echternacht Broceglrdle l-leberleln Second row Carlton Cox Chleborad Bentmon Anderson Clark Bennett Dodge Frazler Thlrd row Booton Booze Culver Bessol Averull Bovdston Brady Donuelson Davls Fourth row Cross Davenport Coleman Cole Duke Forabee DuVall Flfth row Gruest Branlng Blanco Brewster Ball Allen Boumgartner Chrlstuansen o i 1 ' ' Q l ' . - e I Y .1 'A ' 1 1 V Y 4 - .E 41 lt h it ' , ,- - 7 7 Y .11 - - L. l. 1 if - - 1 1 I 1 1 I 1 1 Y - I f 1 QC 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 O 1 1 1 - 1 C91 I ' i I 1 V 1 I I 1 I r ' if l ' Y ' A 1, ' K . - , 1 t 2 1 1 1 2 1 -l 1 g ' 7 s - . ,A 1 1 f - X . 1 6 4 I ,K 1 l I X wt- . , g ' 1 ' Q l . ,1 5 - ., Q 1 rf A 1 U 1 1 1 V .fx A , . '4 4 ' . . A .' s yw. , ' u ' ' '18 1' , if r I V ' l I V 1 1 1 7 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I -' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 You know the group that entered BHS thus last year? Well rt looks luke they are really makung a name for themselves You simply cant turn your head with o runnmg Into a O e Sports dramatlcs you name them and youll fund ophomores Remember Pete Brown? He was Toot Kuna Elwood Platt and Rose Alice Gerrlnger were the student advusers Paul Rose and Ruth Densmore helped this group as the faculty advisers I stall remember the excitement ot the Flag Rush That was close wasnt lt? But the Omes pulled through and won rt as well as the annual Roughhouse By the way they won first place un the two paper drrves thus last year Sophomores Bull Carr and Roger Stokes made the A strung rn basketball Those Ome boys should have the sport sntuatuon well un hand next year Now do you remember? Take a look See anyone you know? Q'-71 .Z ' I ut nr . , - 3 . 1, A ,, r ' I - ,, , H - , . ' Il ll ' ' its I V Q i ,..m'v SOPI-IOMORE OFFICERS AND SPONSORS Sophomore offwccrs cmd sponsorb pn tured obovs ore b CK w EXW O4 PI t nd PQ er Brown cn d from row Pod! Rose Ros AMCL Gcrrmger ani Ruth D nsmore ,M . K , f --'f A : V ' :L-iw Sl W A - ' Q A525 ...J Q QS 1 4, .K . , U U-K A I - , ' C ' , 0 ' ra , 0 , it Q t , rw , , Q H . Q . SOP'-lOMCRE CLASS Fourth row left to right Holman Gladstone Feldman Ford Moore Fullertcn Hanslnger Hyden Glbson Kelcr Lewns LeMarr Thsrd row err'er Gathers Gallagher Logue Howard Love London Ly'la Luhnow Loy Hyden Hetzer Klng Coeltos Second row Brobeck Gernnger r-lall Joyce Glass Hawklns Grant Hornback Hamm Clark Lanslng Eaton First row Hatch Jack on Hall Hubbell Feather Gomez Frltz Lo her Lewus Lee Lelghton Herrera SOPHOMORE CLASS Fourth row left to rnght Maapln Nlcholson Pl tt N x Re h Stokes McCallum Ogdea Robertson Reynolds Relthmnler Smlth Pxle Thlrd row Kln, J Moore Nelson Roemer Reed Moore Potts Mlchela C Rose Ponder ORourke M Gregor Swlsher Second row Sawyer Shones Malls D Peterson Perry P Peterson Rose Plrmb Onger Rooblns McCabe Paloma Oskarson First row Nrchols Oram Smlth Mlchener C Mxller Pa mer Martxn Maenzl ger OConnell Ross Muller Prlbbe Q Rutt as x ' ' 5 , .1 1 Y 4 l l ' - H 1 2 a l 1 l f l 2 . l l ' ' 1 fs I 1 1 0 L ' r 5 l lf 1' or 1 1 'S I 1 ' sf - VJ . . , 1 1 , K , 1 4 l 1 - l 1. .ivy ' I I I I r , '11 1 ' 5 I jf I I I l I l 1 h ' V ' 1 L 1 1 1 :1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I ' f' 1 5 1 1 '1 ' 1 1 1 1 N 1 1 1 1 - 1 X , 1 5 1 . . l s 1 ' s 1 l l ' E' ' 5 ' Q ' 1 1 1 5 A 1 'l 9 lr r 1 Q I 1 Y S Q I ' 1 A ly i 51? g 1 2 1 1 A .fl E 4 K 1 '25, ps' l. ' . A 4 YP l l X' 'li 1 g to V ' ' L : 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 0 1 l 1 'C 1 11 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - C' 1 I 77 f 1 1 C 1 - 1 1 1 ' ' 1 PWTCY - 1 l 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . 1 l 31 1 fl 1 1 1-1 5- 1 ll W1 SOPHOMORE CLASS Fourth row left ta rlght Thomas Stelter Wlckstrom Woods G Love Sklpp Voxra Younglund Vendell Third row Lacv Jock Reach Walz Warthen Van Scox C Sklnner Rowland Wllson Second row Wulcox Stevens Toedtll Zeren Thomas Spence Teegordcn Sklnner Flrst row Santarelll Saragosa Strong N Spence Zelgler Wynn Tank Turner SOPHOMORE CLASS Fourth row left to ruaht Carr DeRusha Albnghton Surgulne Berg Coughlln Buchanan Benson Dunham Barkley J Brady Daniels Thlrd row Bell Carvpon Bach Boslr' Brown Acklun Broxon Casner Collins Borrnan Brunton Arnold Secor-d row Carpenter Davenport Carr Booton Bern: Teegarden McCracken Carlson Brown Dorrell Clair Dlaz Brady Flrst row Bruner Barrett Barr Douglas Brobeck Davl McCarthy Beasley Clark Bauerle Black ' s l 1 Q 1 1 ' 4 I' R I . 1 - ' 5 I g 1 . I I ' t 1 3 V g 1 . ' , A . 1 l A ' : 1 1 , 3 Z 1 1 , ' i Z N ? 5 ' 1 Q U . ' 3 l 'S . l ' 1 sz ' I ,, . . S . ft 1 ' P- 1: r , X - .' . . h A, l I ' ' U ' . . I . ,, ,K 1 1 - , 3 . . . l 5 , -x w , - -- - , , . v . ' ,. 1 I ' 1 1 .u Q i , l' V .5 - J ' , ' I I r AT- r I I I 1 1 1 I 1 1 ' ,1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 4' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 5 1 W' 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 ' , l E E . 1 ' fl . v .7 ' ' 1 . , I 1 ' 1 : Q rl . 1 l l f 11 2 U 1 c f I r I 4 l Q , ' y V ' J ' ri , ' ' ll ' 1 ' fr' 6 V V X I 5 1 2 f S . g . . ' , l I ' i S EA rf A l 1 I 1 1 11 - . 1-,K 15: 8 , . 1 , , , M 1 me , ' t S - I .. n' A ax ' , ' L : ' , 1 I v D7 r r I I I 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 ' 1 1 ' 1 1 '1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I l T' 1 I I I I I r r 1 1 1 1 1 -' 1 1 1 1 1 21 1 1 1 1 - Honor the Llght Brlgade Noble Six Hundred So wrote Alfred Lord Ten nyson rn has famous Charge of the Light Brigade Well we didn t have sux hun dred to honor but we dld have qulte a few Betty Brown Mass Merry Chrustmas and the Owl s football queen Mary Beth Taylor the Sensor Prom ueen Dee Henderson chosen as DAR Good Crtuzen and those lucky few who rated hugh rn the populorrty contest run during Aprul We printed all therr plctures rn the Honor sectlon of the Odaroloc Trying to keeo secret the results of the numerous ballots taken rn the electron for these drfferent personalatres was one of the brggest battles we faced We were tryrng to get the plctures wrthout everyone knowvng who had won what and when Finally the struggle was over however and were we glad' Were we? 2 ima 11 - - A 11 I ' 1 ' . . . . . , , . , - , . . , , . I f ' Q - 11 - r n 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 1 - - - - I K B 9- B. qm- 114 W 0 8 r P eg NX 95 if OCX O use 62992 A' 0 N xN ON N to 4 f r o0,,g41LlN uae QPS BEST ALL AROUND BEST ALL AROUND MOST INTELLIGENT DICK ROGERS BARBARA ENRIGHT FRANCES CLINE BEST LOOKING BEST LOOKING Nw.. 7 xx ,, - E! 5 I I K - X . L5 JOAN PETERSON BILL T055 MOST INTELLIGENT JOHN VAVRA BEST PERSONALITY BEST PERSONALITY wi DONNA TOMLIN TOM Nix MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED MOST LIKELY T0 SUCCEED L LAURENCE PADDOCK DORIS HENDERSON The vear of l944 45 was another banner year for BHS In the world of sports Panther grndders under Coach LeRoy Opdycke came through wrth another powerful eleven to cop second place rn the strong Northern league The Purple and Gold cagers annexed a co champnonshlp for the frrst time nn the league s history Boulder also won the state class A consolatron title Coach Ed Swrnscoe s tracksters had not yet performed when we went to press but several outstanding boys were avallable from last years squad A new sport was rnaugurated at Boulder hugh thrs year Coach Charley Swisher handled a strong wrestllng squad composed mostly of sophomores and lunuors Thus team should be very formidable In the next two years the coochmg of Joe Enrlght and Chrus Recht respectrvely 3 Q Q ff. O rg' T, 'S ,O Boulder's golf and tennis team's played several conference matches under x ! 5 -55,0 ' ox' L ' 4 1 f I l x 3 'r f I 1 ' V. .- -. .-Y.. . M7 new B 544 N3 P5 'Er A Boulder hugh school athletlc coaches Include back row LeRoy Opdycke football and basketball Charles Swisher wrestllng and front row Joe Enrlght golf Ed Swlnscoe track and asslstant football coach and Chrustlan Recht tennls Pat Zlmrnerman track Ed Myers basketball Front row Bob Davenport football Bob Hamm basketball Ben Moore basketball MANAGERS7Back row, left to rlght-V-Torn Worcester, footballg Bull Gragg, footballg FOOTBALL-Back row, left to right-Harry Schrader, Jack Lee, Fred Glass, LeRoy Bush, Bob Royce, Duane Ball, Charles Hornback, Bill Borman, Bill Arnold, Bob Worster, Dean Hall, Fourth row-Robert Clair, Gene Sawhill, Quentin Hornback, Loy Del Holman, Charles Bruner, Ben DeRusha, Eddie Feldman, Lloyd Hubbard, Forrest Smith, Bill Gallagher, Howard Demuth, Tom Hutton, Tom Hetzer, Bob Teegarden, Third row-Jack Londen, Bob Hamm, Richard Nicholson, Howard Gibson, Norman Skipp, Paul Knaus, Bill Smith, Bob LeMarr, Kenneth Hutchinson, Joe Nix, Dan Stark, Jerry Clark, Jim Brunton, Emmon Boch, Second row-Claude Albrighton, Norman Tatum, John Lewis, Tom Nix, Ernie Fuller, Ray Jump, Lawrence Geolfos, Bob Keatley, Bill Carr, Roger Stokes, Ted Zeigler, Gene Becker, Bob Kubota, Bill Robertson, Tom Worcester, manager, Coach Ed Swinscoe, First row-Coach LeRoy Opdycke, Asst. Coach Merle Skipp, Bob Gutierrez, Ike Olson, Ben Chaney, Ed Myers, Bill Simons, John Gilliam, Dick Rogers, John Downing, Tom Thompson, Bob Culver, Kendall Hills, Russell Morrison, Richard Behrmann, Jim Buchanan, Bob Davenport, manager. Footbal l Our Panther gridders, under the direction of Coach LeRoy Opdycke, got off to a slow start in the defense of their I943 state crown, but found themselves mid- way through the season and finished with a rush to annex second place in the Northern league standings. The Fort Collins Lambkins had only one mishap on their schedule, that being a 6-6 tie with Greeley, and they went on to take the championship. Greeley, Englewood, Longmont, and Loveland finished behind the local lads in that order. John Gilliam, guard, Ray Jump, center, and Bill Simons, halfback, were se- lected on the all-conference team. Gilliam and Jump are seniors while Simons has one year of competition remaining. Boulder played eight games during the season, winning five, losing two and tying one. Boulder seniors who played their last game against the Trojans on Armistice Day were: Ends, Tom Nix and Bob Culver, Tackles, Dick Rogers and Dick Behr- mann, Guards, John Downing, John Gilliam, Gene Becker and Danny Stark, Cen- ters, Ray Jump and Tommy Thompson, and Backs, Eddie Myers, Ben Chaney, Larry Geolfos, Ted Zeigler and Ralph Schrader. LeRoy Opdycke was head coach and had charge of the fast-moving Panther backfield. He was very ably assisted by Ed Swinscoe who handled the tough Pan- therline. Following is a brief summary of the I944 Boulder high school grid season: Boulder East l9 Boulder Greeley 6 Boulder Longmont 7 Boulder Wheatridge l 3 Boulder Englewood O Boulder Loveland O Boulder Fort Collins 48 Boulder Longmont O .lg IX -f 'E' lg S 'if-N -sul' gl w 11'- 1 1' .fl 15 's' l A SQUAD-BASKETBALL Back row, left to right-Coach LeRoy Opdycke, Chaney, Boyd, Todd- Second row- Stokes, Nix, Leslie, Hills, First rowflamp, Gragg, Fuller, Beattie and Smith. Basketball Summary After capturing the runner-up spot in the 1944 state class A basketball tournament, the Boulder Panther cagers came back this year to annex their first co-championship in the history of the Northern league. The Purple and Gold clad boys lost their only conference battle to Fort Collins' Lambkins, eventual state champions. Playing their second year under the directions of Coach LeRoy Opdycke, the Boulderites put a very green team on the hardwood at the beginning of the sea- son. Kendall Hills, junior center, was the only regular returning from the '44 squad. However, after losing three practice games and winning three, the Pan- thers suddenly came to and defeated the highly touted Lambkins, 31-28, on the BHS floor. The next week, Boulder suffered a let-down and had a tough battle before whipping Loveland, 39-29. Our basketeers rolled through the rest of the first round, defeating Englewood, 40-23, Greeley, 37-31, and Longmont, 35-26. Fort Collins, the Panthers next opponent, showed their prowess by trampling Boulder, 56-29, in the Lambkin crackerbox . Loveland again fell before the Purple and Gold, losing out, 42-36. The Panthers downed Englewood, 58-31, Greeley, 51-30, and finished a successful league season by overwhelming their arch-rivals, Lonq- mont, 42-32, in the Trojan gymnasium. --ubfiifl ULDQX 4 L l In , C E QUT-D3 6001.030 ' H B SQUAD-BASKETBALL Back row left to right-Coach LeRoy Opdycke Nicholson Nix Daven ort' Second row , 1 1 I D 1 -Buchanan, Lewis, Albrighton, Borman, First row-DeRusl'1a, Boch, Carr, Love and Bruner. Journeying to the state meet, Boulder faced the powerful Denver Manual quintet, and in a see-saw battle, lost to the Thunderbolts by a score of 47-45. The locals then roared back to smash Sterling, 45-l9, and on the following day defeated Colorado Springs, 40-39, to annex the class A consolation champion- Ship. Playing on the Panther A squad during the past season were seven seniors, four juniors, and one sophomore. The seven seniors were Tom Nix, Bill Gragg, Harold Beattie, Ernie Fuller, Bill Todd, Ben Chaney and Ray Jump. Kendall Hills, Warren Boyd, Bill Leslie and John Smith were the juniors and Roger Stokes was the lone sophomore. However, Sophomore Bill Carr alternated with Smith. Beattie was named on the second all-state team. Following is a summary of the Panther basketball season: NORTHERN CONFERENCE GAMES PRACTICE GAMES Boulder 3l ........... Fort Collins 28 Boulder 23 ...,,.,,,.. Manual 30 Boulder 39 -U ,s Loveland 29 Poulder 30 a-- ,H Centennial 26 Boulder 40 --- ,- Englewood 23 Boulder 29 --- --- East Denver 33 Boulder 37 --- -2 Greeley 3l Boulder 43 --- as South Denver 3l Boulder 35 --- -- Longmont 26 Boulder 29 ........... Fort Morgan 26 Boulder 29 --- L- Fort Collins 56 Boulder 23 ........uu. West Denver 4l Boulder 42 ,U -- Loveland 36 STATE GAMES Boulder 58 --- -- Englewood 3l Boulder 45 ......v,... Manual 47 Boulder 5l --- -- Greeley 30 Boulder 45 .esu....u.. Sterling l9 Boulder 42 -,- ee Longmont 32 Boulder 40 --- s, Colo, Sprgs, 3? WiaE1?4 2!lV?'-YV!!! IEW? ff U19 KKK 15 1 K K 1 1 F Q9 Xi ff ilk Y E i, 'xr J Q B X J if CQUTN' :X 'X , z L , A v V fx -.l A l 4- ,. 122' if '. 1 t f .- x ,, , f ,,,f' M i :ik ,X V . Y ng-gf X 'v i 'Nl J Tw' .Eh 'S rx B , . ,. , in ' 3 -, k. :pi g ' . 1 V . 'f 4 f ' - ,, I? ' , r . . -Q yt A Q I I E I 'Qi !'P',,.J1?'-e .ffv-.,,,,,,. , ,1f4 ',,,- 4'g:...-ff.. -. , ' ---. , , , ,sv-M,-Mr ws- E - '-'-- ...,.a':- . l f5'F 1 A f . .- -- --+5.14 TRACK SQUAD'-Bock row, left to rightfCucne Love, Bill Smith, Pool Knoos, Everett Brtining, Ben Moore, Charles Bitter, Jerry Clark, Bob Teegorden, George Towne, Third row --Bob Lindstrom, Emmon Boch, Bill Curr, Bob LeMorr, Forrest Smith, Charles Love, Jock Roemer, John Smith, Second row-Moyndrd Skinner, Bob Neish, Bob Gutierrez, Pete Brown, Bill Brodv, Bill Gallagher, Quentin Hornbock, Bill Arnold, Front row-eBob Kuboto, Walter Thompson, Kendoll Hills, John Downing, Dick Rogers, Cooch Ed Swinscoe, Tom Nix, Ernie Fuller, Bill Brewster, Monoger Pot Zimmerman, LETTERMEN--Left to rightYCooch Ed Swinscoe, Pool Knous, John Downiwg, Dick Rogers, Bill Brewster, Kendoll Hills, Torn Nix, Ernie Fuller, Walter Thompson, Pot Zim- mermon, manager. ,pulrrli A. M i. f. ,. ,f 1 5 9 2 , 1 I Iv, Q , ... .-v xl 2.... gnrwlwwaq. ,kg 'I f My V W W, x-4nv,,r...- ' Imam.-fr , 1 . ' , W' fs Us w I M2 Eljalifg M BHS TRACKSTERS IN ACTION WRESTLING TEAM7I?QcIg rcv., left to rIc'w1- lm Erurwtrrn, Tfwm Surgurnc, Mgxngrd Skmrwcr, BIII Arnohi, E4 Mnxc Rncrmm Behrmcrm, Sswrwi row---Coach CIworIe5 Swusher, Qucntm I-Iornbock, Bob Gothers, BIII Brodv, John Moore' Front rms -Kc-nm' Gcptcr, Pete Brrrwn, Eddue Fcldmim, Forrest Smlth, Bob Worstcr, N. Q, 4, X ' VU, 'mr-S ,Ju f., i, 5 1 Y , I . . . .- , v- l QQ 1' e M 1. I' ' D lp. M J Z 'I 3. gig , , .CLK-'M mgP.,,. -fe. t e,,,Qi.' 21' for Q nr r c r H fr' r 2.2, 4 r s 1 , it A cg by , l f- -f Q f -I Q -A v A ' , f l F ' lc 5 . ft .., z.: sour we I PJ .Ja I ' ' dv: 1 X WM 7 K Y fans' l 1 , 'Y Back row---Stranger, Paddock, Eorman, Brunton, Fullerton, Front row---Enright lioach, Bergman, Gragg, Worcester, Hatch. TENNIS Back row, left to rlght' -Charles Reich, Paddock, Mclnnss, Moreland, Feather, Hutchinson Walz, McCabe, Prater, Cullen, Fourth row--Fowler, Darrell, Holman, Strlnger, Gathers Or ger, Parker, Mc-llecker, Demuth, Bray, Thnrd row--Bruner, Skupp, Black, Lehnen, Hender son, McMllIun, Service, Brady, Nyland, Ball, Second row--Joyce, Locher, Danlelson, B, J Srrwth, Hawkins, Stelter, Trapp, Palmer, Potts, Bingham, Basun, First rawfhluchols, Durward Echternacht, Warren, Tomltn, Walker, Howard, Sturtz, See, Recht lcoachl, Jack Reach. Y ' J if-1 -.- B mn , ,gk , C-S v F, . ' , 4 'f ' Y '- ' .,, .-.. 3-A ' 'fx T' ,Q 'I' Wu N ff? l.-. I lj' 5 s l , n , x If I A 5 . QR- 'I - ' ,hull xefdgxx' 0b K,-,Q X , ' Q at 1- Yrs. H iff. bf, -1 ex,---r - V- - , .--- , . If E-rs 13, ' Y, s sf 4 or A Q ur 0 - ,' 4 , tl W' Jw fax fl - f '1v- ti X ,rffv , r , ll M ,3-,-5 13 . - c l- f A 5 il l L 3 f X Q r. L N 5 f tl J V NY? H 4-K 44' cgi 1 'T W 9 . Q , Ai 7 'N Je, Ay .M YA, 5 , ff h .G -r 'itil 7' '. j vu, v I ,y if 49 ' X l 'J ,, wx v ',' a ' 2 , l,, , 1 lwa 5 been a lot of clubs ln Boulder hugh Club acfrv 'res made There hav a y the dull spots an the y h '1 lasfvng memories ear seem br: hter and 'elf us wut ma 9 Y Remember the GR Sadie Hawkrn dance tn Spanish lub Mardi Gras D he band Valentrne s We U the bug Cub dances And who can forget The r rrsl' aafe durrng Malden for the foofbal' and baskefball boys or me lun after schoo a the panther Club7 ln 1-1 TT Q3 ,, . , 9, I ,C . C. ,, . t ' formal, the FFA hay ride and all the others. i f' ' ' ' ' e., . ' ' . .' . I f . . . ll F u H STLJDENT COUNCIL Fourtla row left to ruglwt Rogers Downung Paddock Blackmarr Cross Recht Csponsorl Halls Nlx Curogg Towne J Hutchunson Arnold Brunung Thrrd row Tornlln Brown Worcester Fowler Jump Beattie Becker Platt Re-Ich Albrnghton Skupp Love Warren Second raw Saunders Carlson Henderson Fenton Baron Csponsorl Walter Servrce Danuelson Krkel Howard Dryden Fnrst row Hutclwnson Bennett Herkert Hetzer Lennon Mucnener Peterson Hawkuns Gagos Gerrlnger Jackson Student Councll Each home room elects one student every semester to serve as their councnl representative for that term on the Boulder hugh school student councll whose purpose It IS to give students a volce In school government and to form a lmk between students and faculty This year's officers ln student council were Duck Rogers, president, Barbara Enright, vlce presadent, Kendall Hllls, secretary, Byron Alexander, Marjorie Baron ond Chrnstnan Recht as faculty sponsors Councrl actnvntles thus year have been many and varled Arrangements have been made for a school Honor Roll, an amendment has been mode to the school constltutlon concermng the wearmg of the school colors, and many other school umprovements are the results of councll actuon .Y A 3, 4 , , , ,lg gl ll! F5311 Q gxl 5 5 I ,- - If tue L - l sl, tif t l J .- a ' lr Q V 'Y -N3 L .. 1 I .1 P i t ll ll 7 h I J I i ' L, lr I I I I ll I I I I I 1 F I r I I I ' . SOCIAL COMMITTEE Second row Ieft to nqht Rose Nux Rogers Alexander Recht Fow'er Furst row Britton Bennett Tornlun Pork Goodruch Howord ASSEMBLY COMMITTEE Second row left to rught Hutchinson Reach Donrekon Roqers Furst rcw Hendemon Mellow Inwug Burton Enrsght .N 4 of .. u 1 . I ' - 1 . , ' rr X . J Sf X , A-,W I 1 . ., 1 11 I ., V I I f V - I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 'v ' Q .21 1 A , ,S , N I I 1 v 1 C , Cllllltllfllllli 4 4 I ,M E J 1 .X ' rw , Q fl! an W .simxiinxiiii . r J NN, Owl The Owl is Boulder high schools' official student newspaper. Journalism ll students edit the paper which is distributed weekly. lt is printed at the Miner and Journal offices. The purpose of the Owl is to inform students of school happenings and it also offers an excellent opportunity for journalism students to gain practical experience. During the year, the Owl has promoted many school activities through the news and editorials found in its columns. lt also sponsored several dances as well as the annual Hidden Talent show. Co-editors Laurence Paddock and Jack Blackmarr headed the Owl staff this year with Bill Gragg serving as sports editor. He was assisted by sports writers Tom Worcester and John Gilliam. Don Klock was advertising manager. Feature writers included Lucy Krabbe, Mary Danielson, Keith Hopkins, Charles Reich and Russell Cole. Reporters were Justine Lang, Constance Lerner, Frankie Service, Kay Warren, Heloise Lennon, Donna Tomlin, Shirley Tripp, Donna Warner, Bar- bara Smith and Vivian Hodgson. Ruby Smith and Helen Lennon were exchange editors. Bess Earp acted as adviser. LL -Q JACK BLACKMARR Cvxl Eli! lf llll Mem. ig... . new gh 'id F PQ lm. I 2. Li,oi.: l:,4QfQk,1. e-H, .,...A.a,Lz',.u..,.z. A.. . . 2 .20 . n.sQhz-A h --w:r:ffe1f:5f1-fs:-f-ve-sf Y? xl. U . qu., -.1-.ff 'Q 4 A 10 g -fu Q H225 'H ,, Q f a Q fir.-, ,. . AURENCE PADDOCK Orlilrfnlcbc lffzltvr Oda roloc The Odaroloc staff is made up of those students who are particularly interested in collecting the pictures and information necessary to compile the school annual. Members of the staff volunteer for work on the Odaroloc early each fall and this work is entirely extra-curricular, done on the students' time out of school. Laurence Paddock and Jack Blackmarr were editors-in-chief of the Odaroloc. Jim Hutchinson and Donna Warner served as business managers and Bill Gragg as sports editor. He was aided by Tom Worcester as sports writer. Other staff members were Lucy Krabbe, Keith Hopkins, Mary Danielson, Chester Black, Dona Dryden, Dorene Edwards, Gwen Eaton, Edith O'Rourke, Jim Robbins and Jack String- er. Donna Tomlin designed the cover and did all other art work necessary for the Odaroloc. Miss Earp also sponsored the Odaroloc. .ll F 'Q Q!! Q, K! X- .. . X 5Qw.L.F, Q ' x ' , .avi 1 . 1 I ,azbixg U I, F X .f..m fn' ' v ...tr f ,L f 4 ' Z , Q ty , . ' I ,- c- in Qs Q 0 - QW '- f i XX A Q7 X xg . .- f ,. l 4 X WN- X bf' I ..r --v 5 ORCHESTRA 1 HQ Ou on w., 0 Mom e! cc er re ncfa u Q N rberr e Leplfer H 1we!Is Bosses Snmth Gubson Mornwn Cmrrnew Corners Hutton Gotham e fer Vxoios Sontorelh Thomann Cello erson Ahce Hull Plan Broxon C onn T Hoense-!mon Mnlls Gerrunger Tube Y0JngIund Trombone D n H 'V Graham Bossoon Nx ond Henselx Horn, Brox Blocnn orr Worcester DANCE BAND Second row, left to rught McGregor, Cross, Hutton, Gothers, Hull, Srnuth First row LeMorr, Spacer, Frederick, Haenselmon ,, l?7?55 I ...... M lg! ag Ei E i 3 IE? f . 2 'T ' 7 'T 37 'i Y 5 - , ' ' 'U .'V fgviy 4 ' 1 ' 'M Vwywng- HMM, O er, B. 'nr g 'V PI -H A M 1 in , F d H F3 1 -4. 'C M - St 1 5 if , g -- Pet , I g of g N e 5 f f f I ' ' I T O 1 1 TTA , e . A. f Fourth row, left tg right--Boden, Niclwell, Spence Fowler, Becn Skinner, Foller, Nix Townley, Word, Third row-f f-'f Galloway, Holman, Nelsn, Cullen, Becker, Brunton, Feldman, Jock Smith, Eosin, Second row f-Lennon, l-lixson, Bullock, Atkinson, Palmer, Betty Smith, Eclnternacnt, Pool, Ranum, Lennen, First rowfrfuiler, lngrarn, Hetzer, Leslie, Yoong, Hubbell Brobeck, Anderson, l-lotcln, Davenport, Senior Choir During the first semester the group worked on choral tunes which were sung at the state convention ot music directors in Denver. The choir was used by one of the visiting directors to demonstrate his method of teaching. Their singing was given a superior rating. Choir members also took part in the Messiah which was given at Christmas time. Helen Hetzer was president of the choir and Dee Henderson served as secretary. l A . 5 , Q , f it l - l , i Y Fourth row, left to right-Hutchinson, Vavra, Cole, C, Davenport, Ball, Lazrnoor, Lind- strorn, Rolwwer, Rose, Bovdston, Third row7Worcester, Elfman, Griest, Walcher, Carr, J. Nix, Nicholson, Ingram, Culver, Tomlin, Second row-Sanders, Gibson, Davis, Bader, Rach, Service, Warner, Paloma, Carlson, First raw7Santarelli, Henderson, Warren, Taylor, Price, Bennett, Ardourel, Benson, DeBacker, Pease. Senior Choir Senior choir members, under the direction of Warner lmig presented a Gil- bert and Sullivan operetta, Patience , the latter part of April. Principals in the presentation were Rene Price, Donna Tomlin, Emmon Bach, Marion Fowler and Jim Hutchinson, Fourth row left to rught Cullen Nylond Keller Word Gruest Ellwood Hutchinson Flemung Third row Leonard Boll Johnson Worcester P Brown Cross Bunkley Rench Show Paddock Fowler Second row Walker Echternacht Walz McCabe Bungharn Gothers Thompson Snngleton Fnrst row Cannon fsponsorl B J Smnth Potts Joyce M L Howknns Hatch Howard S Hawkms Muenznnger Henderson Sk: Club The Boulder hugh Sk: club was re organized thus year under the presldency of Dee Henderson The club was sponsored by Mrs Dorthea Cannon Flve members of the local club entered the Denver unrverslty sk: meet at Wm ter Park un March They were Barbara Mabee Bull Ellwood Mullard Singleton Tommy Thompson and Jam Hutchmson Barbara placed suxth ln the downhlll race Early nn the fall the Sk: club sponsored a dance whlch was well attended The gym was decorated In the manner ofa Swiss Chalet Although Sk: club members parhcupated In sknng whenever possible 26 of them spent four days durlng Chrustmas vacation sknng at Wmter Park They were chaperoned by Mrs Zell Mabee and Mrs Warren Thompson ai I 3 ' 5 l Q 5 1 I . 1 t l 1 . l l l ' W 6 , 4 ' I ', K s- 1 K I , ' li 12 . 2 . l , . g 1 E s 1 , .1 - 5 U ' 1 l N - ,W , - nl, 5 1 X V. T n 4 33 - Q v . . . X. x.: ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 i 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I - 1 - 1 1 1 1 - - 1 1 1 1 1 1 - . ' I I I SPANISH CLUB mth r Q rm Um m m Nor V7 NN Per T vw rr' mr r v- ne R kfrer R xce mr www U Q Amir Nwcfw vnu wan Dmoz CC nd V vv Lcsco Mc rtm Jocks HG!! dc 2 Muuwzmger Duhon spam gr Echremochf Comer Bern' wth Surw 1 vw mrcw r D wen L Cher Nncho S H wk ns Grim Mmrrm Herruo FRENCH CLUB S cond row left to reght Luzmoor Pfwdu Hertzkc Pork 'Adv ser Hood Gambia Lcnsmq Glo MT m xt r w Wo er A en Vne'e Ddwer Servers B Srm , F Q 1 1 E . . Q 3 Q T Xi nf' 1 - ik' lf' - I fix . A Fo rw, .UT tr, gh? FvL'th'wwW.-r, B? QU, Br fm, DL H3 , Fai TC , . ker C VL-dw ' -5, L,.zfw,,r,J F-xc-wdw A f,41,Kr'1r3,T? if '1 --Gkdbfo RV' Y , C LQ mn, br, ,J Fxqem- PM cr, S1 . 5, fgwvrw, F: '-,Ef. ,S Q C --- ,Cc , . in ' ' ,s. W , ' 5' , , , H Sm - mr, Emi :ms D W, First cw r i , Q , V, G , , t w A 1' 1' ' A.- : A ' 6 ' IQ 5 , . C I , ,W I R .I V , xl I , 1 Q 1 Fw, 9 --Hnli, Ik , EI , , , . , . th Fufth row left to nght Bnnkley Skmner Ellwood Sungleton Muxa C Reach Cross Blackmarr Cole Paddock Flemung Prater Mellecker Fourth row Hutclwmson J Rench Howard Edwards Tomlln Lehnen Henderson Lasco Potts Thomas Lerner Howells Culver Hopkuns Fowler Tl-nrd row Stelter Hutchuson Saunders Joyce Peterson Burton lsponsorh Leonard Servrce B J Smlth Walter Warren ORourke Jack Relch Second row Worcester Taylor Turner Helonse Lennon Stratton Coleman Nichols McCarthy A Booton Frutz C Brown Paloma Dorrell Robbms Fnrst row Brown Walker Sturtz Jackson Leslne Mtch Dramatlcs Club The Dramatlcs club one of the largest and most actrve In BHS had a very busy and successful year Three dramatic productlons were glven wlth Charlae s Aunt directed by Ted Sklnner bemg put on early In the year Junlor Miss was glven as the semor class play and was directed by Mlss Ada Burton The last major play On Bor rowed Tlme was also dlrected by Mass Burton Various one act plays and short entertamments were gnven by dramatlcs members for school audlences and for clvlc groups Offtcers of the club were elected by ballot at the flrst of the year and proved to be efhclent Charles Reach was presadent, Laurence Paddock vlce presldent Barbara Mabee, secretary Jam Hutchinson, business manager, and Dee Henderson, program chanrman Charles Relch, Laurence Paddock and Barbara Mabee hold the same otfuces as ofhcers for the Boulder Troup No 60 of the National Thesplan Honor Society News and artncles concernlng BHS dramatic productions have appeared an the offlclal Thespaan magazine New members of the Thespnan Troup were mltnated ut the annual banquet l l l l l I I I I I Q I ' J I I , , , , , I i , V 1 , , , , , , , , , , , f I V 1 I 1 I 1 , , , A - , , , , , - , , , .,,, , - , , - , , , I i , f , , 1 ' ener, Helen Lennon, Booton, Nakagawa, Palmer, Kunney, Strlnger. I I I . . . . ,, . , ,, . I . . . ,, . . ,, . . , . . . . ,, 1 I ' . ,, . . - . 1 ' I I JUNIOR MISS rf- I :ZS The cene ob ve w Jon or 5 se I J wr sc semors o VT FI I ON BORRCDWED TIME YYYY W 11 On Borrowed Tnme woe the thurd molor production presented thus Neor hx the Dro rw tres ooo The scere owcmred obove lb token from It ond shows the unusuo set 'Doo re Nr the rrodu tuon Il ll IX x' '! X 'P' I 9. Eg 2 '1 I rv ' , 1 4 3? I , I ' 3 ' . f s . ,,. r if A ,J Q Q .7 w , - I if If - If I 2 Q Ib from I M' 2 pre P :II by Bo Idsr I gh IwooI r'we'r :'wru.:I orese To? if for S31 T N df E Dom, ll ll I tv . .L B l 1 ' wx: ' 'Q U Shew Csponsorl Carlson Potts Brown Henderson Walter Lehnen Fourth raw Leslie Much ener P Peterson Brody Tomlin Potter Fenton Nlclwols Hawkuns McGregor Atknnson Hutchunson Thnrd row Laurence S Jackson Coleman Ennglwt Taylor Wunterbower Servlce Wurner Pease Hubbell Danrelson Warren Second row Dodge Sturtz Gerrunger Ross Bennett Knnney Malls Stoddard R Smnth B Smnth Price N Jackson Fnrst row Herkert Palmer Hetzer Popst Nakogawa Walker Cubs Cubs, Boulder hugh s pep club has been very actlve thus year Betty Ann Carl son led the group as president Barbara Lee Wlnterbower served as secretary and Joan Peterson was treasurer Mass Thelmas Shew sponsored the group Cub members sold tickets for the football season and ushered at the foot ball games and at the school plays At the end of the football and basketball sea sons they gave dances honormg the teams For the flrst time slnce organlzlng, the slxty members had offlclal umforms of purple sweaters and tnm sklrts of gold Early In the year a new constltutlon was written and adopted Probably the most lmoortant function of the club was the appearance of the Cubs at all football and basketball games Club members sat m a speclal sec tlon and at varlous tlmes durlng the season oxded the band nn puttmg on the half hme programs . 1 X P V - 1 i ' - ' q 1 P l f . , Q l .K I N 15:91-i 5 fy s 5, . ' -f M Fifth row, left to ri l1t7McCorth , Saunders, Tee orden, Trapp, P. Losco, J. Peterson, Q v Q A ! I I I V I I I F V ' I I I I I I I I V I I 1 I V , , I 1 , I L , , , , 5 A 1 - , , , , f 1 1 f 1 I - f 1 1 I ' f f , , , V . , . . I ' ' I Fttth row left to rlght Cllne Rose Booton Nakagawa Fourth row Losco Glass Hawktns Bracegtrdle Clark Ingram Feather Jackson Ross Cook Carlson Thtrd row Bennett Plumb Wnllmams Stocker Bessol Sherman Schlytern lsponsorl A Booton Brown Teegarden Clark Ardoarel Second row Turner Prnbbenow Weber Mellecker Ornger Mcfvltllan Echternacht l-loalton Reach Krabbe Thomas Fnrst row Farabee Rush Potts Baumgartne Culver l-lyden Luhnow Stelter DuVoIl GAA Boulder hugh schools GAA sponsored by Helen Schlytern, IS afflluated wnth the Colorado State League Its purpose ns to provlde orgamzed actlvlty to those who are Interested ln sports Tradntlonal actrvntues of the group Included nmtnatnon, the sprmg banquet and the mnth grade play day Pomts are gnven for partlclpatuon In tournaments or any other mdlvudual or group sports For these, letters and puns were awarded at the sprmg banquet Frances Cline was GAA presldent thus year wlth Helen Nakagawa servlng as vlce presldent, Paula Rose as secretary, Rose Booton as treasurer and Patty Mc Mnllm as sports head ' .g jgl tl' ' . f l . effl to 1 t , f gt 2 4 V ,' .C ' 1 l al ,Q :ll A Q gi 1 li Q , it- fl! - 'V' G' e 5 3 reg - ,V g 42 n ., l ' L ill l ' , X E' ,. sp I Q J , Ht x Cf, . , . .. . I Gu rl Reserves Flfth row lett to rnght Lansung Lovejoy Leonard Atkunson Lasco Lehnen Boxdston E wards Luhnow l-lowells Llngentelter DuVall Fourth row rrctt L H ll Co k ll Echternacht Bessol Lasco Grant Bader Harper Howard Fenton Ne son Thtr raw Een nett Coleman Carlson S l'-lawkrns Cooke M L l-lawkrns Lacher Brown Clark Joye Bullock Lang McGregor Second row Nlckell Jackson Dodge l-letzer Klnney Feather Booton 'vlartln Herrera Mlller Nakagawa Ftrst row awrcne McCarthx Muenzlnger Fourth row, left to rxght Saunders, Palmer, Peterson Spence, Thomas, Potts, O Rourke, Stelter, Whtte, Servlce, Smith, Warner, Thurd row Popst, Wnnterbower, See, Reed Ruch Walter, Sanders, Spence, Teegarden, Thomas, Weber, Second row Yamauchu, Palmer, Ross, Henderson, Danlelson Rahwer, Tomlen, Hutchison, Walker, Stoddard, Ranum, Rutt, Frrst row Sturtz, Herkert, S Jackson, Pease, Taylor, Park lsponsorl, Warren, Seymour, Stratton B Smrth, R Smuth, Peterson . T W l Q 1 ll' all N 5 . ,. i f 1 1 V- Ir 1 l -1 X r 3 t 5 4- -- a 1 me S s . l 9 . l l 1 l ' R e i S A ' ,' , 1 4, K1 . .1 f - ,i .,,A , .5 T sl, O ' ' ri- - 4' l l' 1 '. , f Y.: K I 'TTT r I I ' I R I 1 I rf ,, , t , , , Pc H , a, S o , l-la , , , , - f 1 , , -,l l , fl ff' ' f 1 2 ' 1 1 f , r , ,- , , , : --L -C, f, . Me nbcrs cf the Panther club comrnlttee were Helen Nakagawa Leo Cu len Paul Rose aclxlser Jlrn Hutchinson Marx Donlelson and Jock Blackmarr Panther Club The Panther Club plan was concelved an the sprung of 1944 by a group of en thuslastlc students Its purpose was to provlde a comblnatlon mght club and social center Gordon Wrckstrom led the group as president and worked for rts success The plan however met wlth many obstacles and was abandoned for that year Jam Hutchlnson was made presldent for the following year and In the fall of 1944 Introduced a substitute plan for the Panther Club Thus was the sponsorshlp of the Social Room Wlth the argument that the orlglnal plan would not work satlsfactorlly rn war time the Soclal Room plan was adopted Judgmg from the attendance the socral room has proved to be a success The Panther Club wlll contlnue to ralse funds so that when the opportumty for re electron occurs It mnght be met with complete success and satlsfactlon The Panther Club under Its present plan has glven several dances and has provided cokes and games for student recreation after school hours The Panther Club IS sponsored by Paul Rose and the Panther Club committee IS made up of Jlm Hutchinson Jack Blackmarr Helen Nakagawa Mary Danielson and Leo Cullen rf ,. . - , ! , l l 1 f A l . ly , l . , I I - , . , . I I II II ' I I I CHESS AND CHECKER Second Jw Wcfrfo ngnt Me-Uccker Blockmorr Dovenfnorr B Smwrh Dwoz Bosnn Bnnldev Moupnn Glacbrvne Vurbt row Rccd Ford Wolz McCabe Recht fsponsor Au -46 Q FFA Thxrd row, left to right -Holi, Nlx, Simons, DeBocker, Moore, Krassler, Sanchez, Diaz Second row-Teegorden, Gmmgher, Davenport, XNord, Forobce, Swmner, C. Sfengel, W Stcn geig Fursf YOW'Y'l'1OllII'1QGF, Roberts. CIVIL AIR PATROL CADETS Top row, left to right-Harper, Farabee, Lansing, O'Rourke, Bray, Kline, Peterson, .lack Reich, Fourth row-l-letzer, Bruning, Ebel, Brady, New, Cline, Houlton, McMillin, Hutton, Worcester, Gathers, Cline, Third row-Cattermole, Demuth, Brunton, Carr, Lewis, Echter- nocht, Lovejoy, Pribbenow, K. Booton, McClintock, Parker, Lacy, Second row-Smith, Cross, Skinner, Jim Reich, Gamble, Danielson, Turner, Miller, Acklin, Bruner, Diaz, Charles Reich, First row-Byron Alexander KWarrant Officerl, London, Hills, Paddock, King, A. Booton, Sagas, R. Bootori, Douglas, Reed, Baron, Duhon. Representative of Boulder high school's attempt to aid in the war effort and to prepare for the post-war period is the organization known as the Civil Air Patrol Cadets which was organized in Boulder last fall as a part of the Civil Air Patrol. Membership was open to high school students and approximately 75 BHS students joined. The Cadets meet regularly each Monday for a two-hour session. Half of it is spent in drilling and half in study. This summer they are to go out to the municipal airport to be given orientation flights and study motors and other topics connected with flying. Ten members of the local group are also to be sent to Lowry Field in Denver for two weeks basic aeronautical training sometime during the summer vacation. Numerous cadets took a test which qualified them for a third-class radio operator's license. First Lt. Francis Reich, local secretary of the Chamber of Commerce, heads the CAP here with Warrant Officer Byron Alexander, BHS teacher, leader of the Cadets. Staff Sergeant Marjorie Baron, also a BHS instructor, serves as his assist- ant. Other CAPC officers include First Sergeant Kendall Hills, Communications Sergeant Bill Londen, Training Sergeant Charles Reich, Supply Sergeant Harriet Reed, Adjutant Sergeant Gerald King, and Intelligence Sergeant Laurence Paddock. The Cadets have all received their membership cards for completing 25 hours of service. n LJ 'RP Cheerleaders Boulder hugh school 5 cheerleaders were Mrllcrrl Slngleton, Marv Jean Popsf, He'en Herzer and Ted Prater A 5, Junior Choir Fourth row, left to rlgnr Horton, Teegarden, Nrcnole, Law, Spence, Lansrna, Benfle. Tlwrrl www Clarke, Joyce, Levwe, Wartnen, M Cooke, Gamble, Booton, Second raw Solcer Blubauglw, Cook, Loclwer, Benson, Strong, Layton, Flrst row--V-Palmer, Gerrlnger, Mlcnener Perm, Ross, Lawrence, Herrera x W WP ' s Ns lr 0 H l XA Chester Gould s characters of Gravel Gerhe Flattop and Measles have nothung on some of the characters to be seen rn BHS The film shortage made at 3 iii hard to record all of them, but here are a few ,.,.... 'N P O I 5 I 5 '.Dl. yn P- FFF? EFKF W' - f,,,, w , f ' 'U- 4 .spit X 516 I iw Z - S . 4-xv Til ls, 6 .mir I I BTA fi ,H Y Mx 'b use ,Z C X6 iwuiihs. lu... Tuwv., 41? 1'-mek ini' Y 0 By June l most of us had developed a n acute case of sensor melancholy tus I remember the pleasant years particularly lf has been our arm to he p you l9-14 45 we ve spent ID BHS THE ODAROLOL, STAFF 194: GH N., D . - Q A ,, - this wm graduation day, Thus Page us Sponsored by the Following Boulder Buslness Farms Alba Dalry La Salle s Apparel Art Cleaners and Dyers LeBaron s Sunken Garden B F Goodrlch Store Mac and Ray s Place Blackmarr s Furnlture Co Meadow Gold Dalrles Boulder Dally Camera Mercantlle Bank and Trust Company Boulder Dalry Mlner and Journal Inc Boulder Fashion Bar Prlbbenow s Boulder Jewelry Co Publlc Service Company of Colorado Campus Camera Shop Smlth s Shoe Co Charles F Snow Sturtz and Copeland Clty Storage and Transfer Co The Dugout Commonwealth Industrial Bank The Clty Plumbing and Heating Co Crowder Jewelers The Flrst National Bank In Boulder Don s Enright Shop The Mawson Bradfleld Lumber Co Don Trlpp s Market The National State Bank Fox Boulder Theatres The Palace Studios H C Hlckman Valentine Hardware Co ' I I ' I I D u . , . . . , Brooks and Fauber Reinert's ' 1 , . . . , . 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