Boulder High School - Odaroloc Yearbook (Boulder, CO)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1947 volume:

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For some it is the completion of an education, for others it is only the beginning of more advanced studies, but for all students, no matter what their plans, high school is a preparation for the future. THE ODAROLOC staff has chosen as its theme this year, Plans for To- morrow. As The Builders, the faculty helps to mold the lives of the stu- dents, or The Material. The queens, the clubs and the sports are repre- sented respectively by The Honored, The Purpose and The Proving Grounds. 1. KA .fi wr. 1+ , . 9 , h if 14 .. N1 . . ., ,. fue?-3- '. ., 'J:--'- ' rut Y-.-f,.'3 -Jsgl. ' iff, .lg , .' .--'- W- -5 .3,,,- 'HH 1'1. rr J, ffl,-' : , -Wf',J'ig' , ffgwl l i. 5,3 :wf.,gfx5gw 45' W . ,.:,..s, ' ., QV PP- .-.-ie.,-0.51-5 if -2 'fi'- 4gf'i 'wiB.. i,T-1'f . A I -K .s. .I N - - r ,- 2- .,,.-..x , ,'.. .,nr'i -'PH if' 1- , . ' -fl. rn 1.-gp M 1'-' , - , PQ. 7 k f-5'-:Ili , .- ' ' 77 A 'N .4 ei'-f , , - ' - l A , ,Ar . 3 V JH. J' xi 'zz-'fir-f '.v ..-:g- A. .X,,.'L.' , , ' ' . '-rf. 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Buchanan, superintendent of Boulder public schools' Marion Park, dean of girls, French, English, Back row-Christian Recht, assistant principal geometry' Merle Lefferdink d , , ean of boys, physical education, basketball coach, Guy McGrath, assistant superintendent of schools, geology l l i Marian Orris, Latin, German, English, Inez Saunders, Spani Duhon, Spanish, Margaret Ahlin, librarian .. 'mi CL? Bess Earp, Journalism, English, Owl and Odaroloc sponsor, Kathryn Willis, English, Keith Bowen, wrestling coach, Engli 44, sh, library assistant, Elsa Rogers, Latin, Back row-Dorothy 1 Q Q SW Pearl Britton, English, Harriet Naret, English, Back row sh, Ada Burton, English, dramatics i I l l i Paul Rose, mechanical drawing, assistant wrestling coachg Ruth Densmore, home economicsg Back row-Clarence Horrop metal shopg Basil Allen, wood working, assistant football coach ,Q X O . . Onoh Torrence, mathematicsg George Saunders, mathematicsg Marion Oliver, mathematicsg Back row-Sally Briggs, corn- merceg Vauncille Broddy, commerce Jean Warren, home science, history, Ethel Mellow, history, Back row-David Underwood, historyg Frank Day, history i 4 1 I Anona Anderson, vocal music, theory, Warner lmig, vocal music, Eleanor Pomeroy, art, Back row--Joe Enright, business, Randall Spicer, instrumental music, band and orchestra Betty Dawson, physical education, Ed Swinscoe, geometry, assistant football coach, track coach, Clara Mae Place, physi cal education, Back row---LeRoy Opdycke, physical education, assistant football, basketball and track coach, Clyde Gel wick, director of physical education, football coach, assistant track coach Raymond Kalll, chemistry, Maude Reed, biology, Byron Alexander, physics, Back row-Robert Hamilton, biology, psy- chologyg R. Forrest Davis, general science U' ...A- Mary Jean Popsf, secretory, LaVonne Rico, Secretory i i i 'WG' Orvol Helm, secretory, Nelle Jennings, school nursej Ernestine Danielson, visiting teacher, Florence Munk, school nurse THE MATERIAL 4 Lf-J is Q Mareta Ross, senior class treasurer, Richard Nicholson, head boy, Shirley Sue Jackson, senior class president THE Sllllllllli CLASS .. 0UTSTANDlNG leaders of Boulder high school's senior class were Richard Nicholson, student body president, Shirley Sue Jackson, senior class presi- dent, and Mareta Ross, senior treasurer, who led the class in a year full of activity. The annual senior play is presented to the school on St. Nick's day just before the Christmas holidays. This year the senior class had the privilege of celebrating the fiftieth anniversary of this day. The Senior Prom, which is the first formal dance of the year, was held in January. Senior boys refereed at the Roughhouse, the annual junior-sophomore clash. Each grad- uating class presents the school with a class gift, This year the gift was a drinking fountain which is to be placed between the tennis courts. The end of the year is climaxed by Senior Week which is devoted to the many activities held in honor of the graduating class. Weather permitting, the class travels to Denver to spend a day at an amusement park. The class day breakfast is held at 5 in the morning, class day exer- cises given by the seniors in the afternoon contribute to the entertainment of the whole school. After the exercises the senior girls entertain their mothers at a tea. June 4, graduation crowns all these activities. Senior class sponsors are Miss Marion Park, Miss Ruth Densrnore and Raymond Kahl. f if TOP ROW: Dolores Barr GAA 2, 3, GR 2. Jean Barrett choir 3, GR 1, 2, 3. 2, Latin club Ma rfha Beasley Max Benson Spanish club 2, Stage crow 3. SECOND ROW: .lack Bergman Golf l, 2. Mary Berni Student Council l, 2, Spanish Clula 2, GR l, 2. THIRD ROW1 Richard Bingham Bond l, 2, 3, Ski club l, 2, 3, Tennis I, 2. Anna May Booton Choir l, 2, GAA l, 2, 3, GR 2, 3, Latin club 2, 3, FOURTH ROW: William Borman Odaroloc 3, Spanish clulw l, 2, Owl 2, 3, Football l, 2, 3, Basketball l, 2, Track 2, Golf l. Edward E. Bosin Choir l, 2, Spanish clulw l, Chess and Chcckcr clulm l, 2, 3, Track 2, Tennis l, 3, American Legion Oratorlcal winner 25 Paticncc l, James W. Brady Sarabelle Branford Yx clllx Naya' rw lx- Y yr. ,I l. Gln' . R , I.. ...... .. sif..5,.,. TOP ROW: Alta Mae Brown Transferred from Straton, Colorado 35 GAA 35 GR 3. Charlotte Brown Thcspians 35 Stage crew 2, 35 GAA I, 2, 35 GR I, 2, 35 Latin club 25 Modern Dance ing cluh, president 35 Dra- matics club l, 25 Our Town 35 Abe Lincoln ln Illinois 3. Peter Brown Student Council l, 25 Odar- oloc I, 25 Owl 2, 35 Sk: club I, 25 Spanish clulm I, 25 Thes- pians I, 2, 35 Stage crew l, 2, Panther clulw committee I5 Toot Kang I, Trio Council 25 Dramatics clulw I, 2, 35 Track I, 2, 35 VVIL-stlinq I 2, 3 On Borrowed Timo I, Patricia Broxon OCIWLTNNLI I, 2 Tnespians 2 3, GAA 2, 3, are 2, 3, Lire Ile Women P, Gui Town 3. SI COND ROVV: Charles Bruner Oalaiolaf 2, 35 Owl 2, ' Chou 2, 3' Stoae crew latin rlulw 2, Footlvall I, 2 35 Raskotlmll l, 2, Track 2, 35 Tennis Yoomen ot llw Guam 25 Pirates of Penzance 3 3 2 James Brunton Clmll I, LI, 3 Spanish CILII' I, P, Fuatliall I, 2, J Track .I Coll I NNr0slIingq I 2 3. I E . I3 r X THIRD ROW: Robert Bryant Transferred from Mount Ayr, Iowa 3. James W. Euchanan Football I, 2, 35 Basketball I, 25 Track I, 2, 3. FOURTH ROW: Dorothy Carlson GAA l, 2, 35 GR 2, 35 Arts and Crafts club I5 Tennis 35 'Our Town 3, Keith Carpenter Clw0erIca.lc'r 35 Football I, 25 Wrestling I, 2, 3. William Carr Clwozr l, 2, 3, Stage crew 2, 35 Panther club committee, premlcnt 35 Dromatlcs club 3 Footlwall I, 2, 35 Basket- Iiall I, 2, 35 Track I5 Tennis 2, 3 Patience I5 Yeo- men ov the Guard 25 PI- iatos ot Penzance 3. Pztricla Carr GAA 2 GR 2, 35 Latin club 2. TOP ROW: THIRD ROW: Jo Ann Cosner Robert Davenport Student Council I, Spanish Student Council l, Choir I, club I, Stage crew 2, 3, Cubs Football manager l, 2, Bas- 3, GR i, 2, 3. kmboii 1, 2, , Laurence DeMuth Jr. Roberto clark Odaroloc 3, Owl 2, editor 3, Choir I, 2, 3, Cubs 35 GAA Band 2, 3, Thespians 3, Track II GR If 2, 35 HYGOFUGVW Of 2, Basketball 2, Our Town The GUSYCIH 22 PHONES Of 3, Abe Lincoln In Illinois Penzance 3. 3. Richard Collins Tennis 2, 3. FOURTH ROW: Carter Dorrell Band I, Spanish club I, Stage RUYm0 'd cufnell crew I, 2, Tennis I, Wrest- ling 2, SECOND ROW: Margaret Douglass Owl 3, Band I, 2, Spanish Barbara Cone club l, GAA 2, 3, GR 2, 3, L t' I In 2 3. Transferred from Pueblo, O In C U ' Colo, 2, Student Council 3, Owl 3, Choir 2, Cubs 3, GR 2, 3, Tennis 3, French club 2, 3. Owl 2, 3, Band I, Spanish club I, 2. Robert Scott Dunham Charles Cowan Shirley K. Eaton TOP ROWZ Dale A. Ebel Winifred E. Feather Choir 3, GAA l, GR l. Edward Feldman Student Council 2, Choir l, 2, 3, Football l, 2, 3, Wrest- ling I, 2, 3, Patience l, Ycomcn of the Guard 2, Pirates of Penzance 3. Geneva Frank Transferred from Georgetown, Colo. 2, Thospians 2, 3, Stage crew 2, Our Town 3. SECOND ROW: Mart ha Fritz Harvey Fullerton Owl 3, Spanish club l, 2, Dramatics club 3, Our Town 3, Abe Lincoln In lllinois 3. TH I RD ROW: William Gallagher FFA l, Football l, 2, 3, Track l, 2, Wrestling l, Robert Gathers FOURTH ROW: Howard Gibson Band l, 2, 3, Orchestra l, 3, Football l. Ralph Gladstone Student Council 3, Band l, 2, 3, Spanish club l, 2, Stage crew l, 2, French club l, Chess and Checker club 2, Wrestling, manager 2, Mary Gomez Grace Gordon s ww t' ,MU TOP ROW2 Barbara Grant Nancy Guinand Transferred from Albuquere aue, N, M. 3, Odaroloc 3, Ski club 3, Cubs 3, GAA 3, GR 3, Tennis 3, Modern Dancing club 3, Our Town 3. Annette Halabrin Transferred from Chicago, III. 3. LaVonne Hall Student Council 2, Spanish club l, 2, Cubs 2, president 3, GR l, 2, 3. SECOND ROW: Lora Hall Choir 2, 3, Cubs l, 2, 3, Cheerleader 3, GR l, 2, 3, Tennis 2, 3, Football Queen 3, Yeamen of the Guard 2, Pirates of Penzance 3. Ma ry Lou Hawkins Student Council lg Odaroloc 2, Owl 3, Ski club l, 2, 3, Spanish club I, 2, Thespians 3, Cubs l, 2, 3, GAA l, 2, GR l, 2, 3, Tennis 2, 3, Modern Dancing club 3, Snow White 2, On Bor- rowed Time l, Our Town 3, THIRD ROW: Isabel Herrera Choir l, 2, 3, Spanish club lg GR l, 2, 3, YC-omen of the Guard 2, Pirates ot Penzance 3, Snow White 2. Thomas Hefxer Football l, 2, Track 3, Wrestling 3. FOURTH ROW: .loan Hibler Student Council 2, 3, Or- chestra l, Thespians 3, Cubs l, 2, 3, Tennis 2, Square Dancing club 3, Dramatlcs club l, Snow White 2, Our Town 3. Loy Del Holman Owl 3, Band l, Choir l, 2, Ski club 3, Stage crew l, Drarnatics club 2, Football l, Tennis l, 2, 3, Wrestling 2, Patience l, Ye-omen of the Guard 3. Erle Hoshall Choir 3, Pirates of Pen- zance 3. Anne Howard Student Council l, 2, Choir 2, 3, Ski club l, 2, 3, Cubs l, 2, 3, GAA 2, GR l, 2, 3, Tennis l, 2, Drarnatlcs club l, Our Town 3, Ycornen of the Guard 2, Pirates of Penzance 3, TOP ROW Joan Hubbell Odoroloc, editor 3, Owl 2, 3, Chair l, 2, 3, Thespians 2, 3, l, 2, 3, GR l, 2, 3, Cuhs Dramatics club 2, 3, Pa- tience l, Yeomen of the 2, Pirates of Pene Guard zonce 3, Little Women 2, Snow 3. White 2, Our Town THIRD ROW Robert Kellar Ski club l, 2, 3. Gerald King Band 2, 3, Spanish club l, 2. Howard Hunsinger Football 2, 3, Track 2, 3. Raymond lmel Choir l, 3, Ski club l, Chess and Checker Club 2, 3, Arts and Crafts club 2, Tennis 3, Patience l, Pirates Penzance 3, Abe Lincoln in Illinois 3. 2, of Shirley Sue Jackson Student Council 2, 3, Band l, 2, 3, Spanish club l, Cubs l, 2, 3, Panther club committee 3, GAA l, GR l, 2, 3, Arts and Crafts club 2, Trip Coun- cil 2, Head Girl 3, Tennis 2, 3. SECOND ROW: Irene Johnson Cubs 3, GR 2, 3, Latin club 2. Barbara Joyce Odoroloc 2, Owl 2, 3, Choir l, 2, 3, Ski club l, 2, 3, Cubs 3, GR l, 2, 3, Latin club 2, Tennis l, 2, 3, Drarnatics club l, Our Town 3, Yeo- men of the Guard 2, Pi- rates of Penzance 3. FOURTH ROW: Iris Knowlton GAA l, 2. Alan Lacy Band l, 2, 3, Arts and Crafts club 3, Wrestling 2, 3. Jack Larson Band 2. Harriett Lasco Spanish club l, Cubs l, 2, 3, GAA l, GR l, 2, 3, Arts and Crafts club, president 3, Square Dancing club 3, Abe Lincoln in Illinois 3. TOP ROW: THIRD ROW: Mary Frances Laurence Choir I, 2, 3, Spanish club lp sw,',2M.1a:g':Osff.:. if GR 1, 2, Guard 2, Pirates of Pen- ' 3' zance 3. Betty Jean Lewis Oclaroloc 3, Owl 3, Choir I, Betty Law Band I' Orchestra I 2' Choir .' - '. ' - Band I, 2, 3, Football l, 2, 3' I, 2, 3, Ski club 2, 3, Spanish Basketball ll 2' 3i Track John Lewis club I, 2, Cubs 3, GAA l, 2, GR 1, 2, 3, Tennis 1, 2, 3, 'I 13' Dromatlcs club l, 2, 35 Our Town 3, Yeomen of the Guard 2, Pirates of Pen- zance 3, Beth Layton Student Council 2, Chair 2, 3. FOURTH ROWS Dorothy Lee Jack London GAA 25 GR 3. Football I. SECOND ROW: Robert Le Marr Charles Love Student Council 2, 3, Bond I, Owl 3, FFA 2, Basketball I, 2, 3, Spanish club I, Football Track li Wrestling. VTIOVIOQCV lp Track I, 2, 3, Our 3, Our Town 3. Town 3. Betty Leslie Student Council 3, Choir I, 2, 3, Cults I, 2, 3, Panther Club Student Council I, Stage Crow committee 3, GR I, 2, press- lr Trock I, 2: Frcncn Club dont 3, Drarnatlcs club lg 2, 3- D. A, R. Good Citizen 3, ' Patience I, Ycorncn of the Gua'd 2, Pirates ot Pon- zancg- 3. Wayne L. Luckel Eugene Love TOP ROW: - Faith W. Luhnow Harold Lyda Student Council 2. Glenn E. Maul Track 2. William Maupin Stage crew I, FFA 2. SECOND ROW: Fordyce G. McCabe Ski club I, 2, 3, Chess and Checker club I, 2, 3, Tennis l, 2, 3, French club 2, 3. Dgnna l cCarthy U B l, rchestra l, Chair 2, 3 anlsh club I, 2, Cubs l, , 3, GR I, 2, 3, Dramatics club l, Our Town 3, Yeo- men of the Guard 2, Pi rates of Penzance 3. THIRD ROW: Gayle McGregor Band l, Choir 2, Cubs l, 2, GR l, 2, 3, Modern Dancing club 3. Ramon McGuire Chorr 2, Stage crew 2, 3, Football 3, Wrestling 3. FOURTH ROW: Florence McKee Owl 2, 3, Choir 3, Cubs 3, GR 2, 3, Pirates of Pen- zance 3. William McManis Wrestling 3. Frances Michele Lois Jean Michener Student Council I, 3, Choir l, 2, 3, Spanish club I, Cubs I, 2, 3, GR l, 2, 3, Yeomen of the Guard 2, Pirates of Penzance 3. 4...--K TOP ROWS Charlotte Miller Shirley Miller Tennis 2, Joan Moore GAA I5 GR 1. William Morgan SECOND ROW! Roy Morris Football 3' Basketball 2 3' THIRD ROW: James Nelson Chour 2 35 Yeomcn of the uard 25 Plratcs ot Pon- zance 3. Janet New Student Council 35 Odaroloc 35 Stage crew 35 GAA 2, 35 l, 2, 35 Latun cluh 25 Mod- ern Dancung club 35 French club 2, 35 Our Town 35 Alas: Llncoln rn Illinois 3. FOURTH RONV: Lois Nichols Cholr l, 2, 35 Sk: cluln 2, 35 Saanlsh Club l5 Cults l, 2, 35 Drarnatlcs cluln l5 Ycomcn of the Guard 25 Pzratc5 ot Penzance 3. Richard Nicholson Student Councul I, 35 Head Boy 35 Chair l, 2, 35 Spanish club l5 Panther clulu commut- tee 35 Football l, 2, 35 Bae- kcthall l, 2, 35 Track l, 2, 35 Patuenr:c 15 Ycomen of the Guard 25 Pirates of Penzance 3. Track 2, 3l5 Transferred Front J05ePh P- Nix Detroit, Michigan 2, Elizabeth Muenzinger Student Councul 2, 35 Chorr l, 35 Trrp Council Charrrnan 25 Football l, 2, 35 Track l, 2, 35 Basketball l5 Vtlrestllng 2, 35 Pirates of Penzance 3. Gwendolyn 0'Connell GR 3. TOP ROW! Jean Oram Bernice E. Oskarson GAA 2, 3. SECOND ROW: Flora Beth Perry Chair l, 2, 35 GR l. Darlecn Peterson Band l, 2, 3, Orchestra 37 Cubs 3, GR l, 2, 3. Patricia Peterson Elwood Platt s,,,1, tl THIRD ROW: Frances Potts Odaroloc l, 2, 3, Owl 2, 3, Ski club l, 2, 3, Cubs l, 2, 3, GAA 1, 2, 3, GR l, 2, Tennis I, 2, 3, Dramatics club l. Harold Pyle Stage Crew I, 3. FOURTH ROW: Jack Reich Student Council 35 Band l, 2, Ski club I, 2, Thespians 2, 3, Panther club committee 3, Tennis l, 2, Track 35 Footboll, manager 3, Snow White 2, Our Town 3. James Reich Band l, 2, Ski club 2, 3, Spanish club lg Thespians 2, president 35 Stage crew 2, Track 3, Tennis 2, Dramatics club l, 2, Houseparty 2, Snow White 25 Our Town 3. Lee Reichstein Student Council 2, 35 Choir 2, 3, Latin club 2, Football 2, . . Yeamen of the Guard 2' Student Council i, 2, Choir 2, fi r if ' Football l, 2, 3, Basketball lg Pmles of Penzonce 3' Track l, 2, Wrestling l, 2, 3. William Riethmiller Basketball 2, 3. 'Sb 'Eg a TOP ROW: James Robbins Odaroloc lg Spanish club l, 2g Latin club 2g Our Town 3. Charlene Rose Mareta Ross Student Council l, 2, 35 Band lg Orchestra lg Choir 2, 3g Cubs l, 2, 35 Panther club committee 3g GAA l, 2g GR l, 2, 3g Senior Treosurerg Junior Prom Queeng Miss Merry Christmas 3g Yeomen of the Guard 2g Pirates of Penzance 3. Cora Lee Rowland SECOND ROW: Roberta Rutt GR l Alfred Santarelli Choir lg Spanish club 2g P - Hence I, THIRD ROWZ Robert' Sawyer Douglas Schlichl' FOURTH ROW: Nick A. Schons Student Council l. Patricia Schadegg Student Council 3g GAA l, 2 GR l. Darlene E. Simon Norman Skipp Student Council lg Choir 2 G Football l, 2g Basketball l Wrestling 2, 3. r 1 oflfl-uw ,LVL ,I TOP ROW Shirley Spence olrl 2 3 Cu 2 3A French club 2 men of the Guard rates ot Penzance W ite 2 GR 3 Yeo 3 Snow Nettie E. Stelter nd I I Stage crew I5 GAA G I 2 3' Tonnnsl ics club I' Our Town clu 2 Dramat Roger Stokes Student Council 2 34 Football 3 Track 2 3 Bos e Anna Mae Strong SECOND ROW: Thomas Ray Surguine Student Council 25 Band 2, 35 Orchestra 35 Choir 2, 35 French club 2, 35 Wrestling I, 25 Vadvnl winner I5 Pirates of Penzance 35 Yeomcn of thc Guard 2. Wynona Tank Band I, 2, 3. THIRD ROW Margaret Teegarden Student Council 2 Choir I 2 s I 2 Betty Jean Thomas Owl? GAA I 2 presxclent 3 FOURTH ROW Ruth Thomas Stcldent Council 2 Cubs 3 A I GR I 2 3 Dram ICS club I Arthur Toedtli Stage crew 35 FFA 25 Wres- tling 2. Joyce Turner 2, 35 Band I, 25 Char , 5 AA , , : , 5 Dramatncs club I5 Ye-amen of the Guard 25 Pirates of Penzance 35 On Borrowed Time I5 Our Town 3. Virginia Von Scoy Owl 25 Spannsh club I5 GAA 2, 35 GR 2, 3. l I ,,.4 'Q GN we A S 'G Q3 TOP ROW. LEFT SIDE: J V Clarence Wood Jr. 'mes evra Student Council 35 Ski club l5 Student Council 2, 35 Choir Stage crew l5 Football i, 2, 3' 2, 35 Our Town 35 Yeo- Basketball l5 Track l, 2. men of the Guard 2' Pi- rates of Penzance 3. I Jess Wriglll' Track 2. Dorothy Warthen S Y h.d choir 1, 2, 3, cubs 3, GR 3, ue 'S ' ' Yeomen of the Guard 25 RIGHT SIDE: Pirates of Penzance 3' Our Town 3, ' Donald Younglund Dolores Zaptiff Wendell Wickstrom Helen Zeigler Football l, 2, 35 Track 3. Odmoloc 3: Cubs 3: GR 3: James Wilcox Seniors whose pietures do not appear Denzil Acklin Claude Albrighton Marcella Archuleta Roma Bauerle Willard Bell Robert Binkley Betty Blubaugh Robert Clair Doris Coon John B. Day Joseph R. Diaz Chester Duff Phyllis Fidler Barton Ford. Lucy Gabriella Madeline Gabriella Daniel Geoltos June Glass Robert Greer Choir 25 Football 2, 35 Arts and Crafts club 25 French club 2, 35 Senior Prom Queen. Daniel W. Hall Robert Hatch Kenneth L. Herring Quentin Horneback X Charles Kenneth Hutchinson . , ' Velma Jo Kern Paul McCollum Joseph Earl Mills Magdalene Montoya Peggy Ponder Thomas Reed Ronald Roberts Rabin Roemer Doris Saragosa Jack Smith Corl Swisher Frank Walz David Wilhelm Edgar Arthur Yuzwiak Jim Flatt, Jane Valentine, Barbara Sickels, Alta Jean Mclntosh, Kent Rogers, junior class officers THE .lllllllllll ULASS .. ENTERING Boulder High in 1945, this yeor's junior class quickly took its place in the numerous school activities. As sophomores they lost the Flag- rush to their upperclossmen, but rallied to win the annual Roughhouse. All-Prep day officers were elected entirely from their class. Alta Jean Mclntosh, Barbara Sickels, Jim Flatt and Jane Valentine served on the Trip Council with Kent Rogers as chairman. Byron Alexan- der and Kathryn Willis were class sponsors. Dear Ruth was presented this year with on all-junior cast-and the juniors continued to take an active part in athletics and other school activ- ities. First row-Eastom, Clark, Dillon, Curtis, Chisholm, Carlson, Eller, Betasso, Brinton, Brewster, Abernathy, Cowan, Second row-Clark, Danielson, Christiansen, Barlow, Bresler, Brarnhall, Brandt, Akins, Babb, Berg, Buttington, Cuth-- bertsori, Bunker, Courtney, Cobb, Third row-Euler, D. Clark, Caby, Alexander, Easley, M, Barr, Corey, Bainbridge, Boyd, Ball, Callen, Barcroft, Blackmarr, Bergheim, Bonham, Fourth row-Dalton, Blubaugh, Bessal, Arroyo, Brehm, Benson, Clyncke, Crowder, DeMuth, Albert, Coughlin, Connell, Armstrong, Borman, Dusenbury, Armstrong, Biggs First row-Heltrick, Furney, M. Johnson, Horn, P. Horton, Fiala, Guthrie, Ginn, Heckendorn, Lockhart, Holland, Kuntz Firth, Huber, Second row-Helm, Goff, Litsey, C. Jackson, Hill, Fabrizio, LaRue, M. Lee, Gruen, D. Hammer, Irving Hatch, Howard, Hilgers, Kleweno, Kelly, Third row-Hinshaw, Hartman, J. Hinshaw, Lorenzo, Flatt, Hurdle, King, Lauer, Kreider, Kleinholz, Irwin, Lister, Forrest, Gleen, Lockie, Fourth row-Kellogg, Heath, G. King, Fox, D. King, Klernme, Kellar, Hall, Grometer, Hankins, Horton, Kepler, Grant, Keatley 1 1 First row-Pulver, Pyle, O'NeilI, Roney, Pease, Pascal, Pettit, M. A. Nelson, McClellan, J. Miller, Mclntosh, Moore, Second row+Oskarson, McCormick, Parks, Rogers, Pickett, Mitchell, Neuschwanger, G. Mayberry, Robinson, Royce, Rose, Piper, Moore, Third row-Ratt, Peterson, McGuire, Mabee, Palmer, Nelson, J. Mayberry, F. Mitchell, Myers, Parsons, J. Rose, K. Rogers, Fourth row-Marriott, R. Pyle, Rocks, New, Pirk, Page, Ray, Platts, Owen, Merlino, D. Peterson, Proett, Mullenix, Riley First row-Sides, Trucksess, Wilson, Vickery, Vendel, Wolf, Schrader, Sickels, Sharp, Turner, Thirionet, Second row -Smith, J. Scheib, Walter, Wenziker, M. Weber, Velte, Slottendale, D. Woodward, Wright, J. Smith, Third row -Waterman, Stonernan, N. Walker, Worman, E. Smith, Vanskyock, R. Taylor, Wylie, Yamanashi, Fourth row- Storke, Slade, Thoman, R. Stokes, D. Williamson, W. Smart, Stevens Jerry Wolney, Janice Carlson, sophomore advisersg Clark Gribble, Toot King Tllll Slll'llllMllllll CLASS .. LARK GRIBBLE was chosen to reign as Toot King over this year's sopho- more class and his assistants were Janice Carlson and Jerry Wolney. Spon- sors of the class were Harriet Noret and Paul Rose. The sophomore class took an active part in all sports, and the basket- ball B squad was made up almost entirely of sophomores. Several Onies played roles in the spring production of Abe Lincoln in Illinois. Although the Flagrush was completely cancelled this year, the annual Roughhouse was held and the junior class was defeated at the hands of the sophomores. First row!---Booton, Buck, Bracy, Barr, Deapen, Akins, Brock, Cook, Carlson, Burgett, Atanasoff, Cole, Second row- Drumm, Clemons, Dodd, Dobbins, Blocker, Amos, Connell, Barr, Burger, Biggerstatt, Brady, Durward, Dalrynple, Bass, Third row-Autrey, Cline, Alcorn, Cowan, Binkley, Akers, Burch, Carlson, Conley, Bryant, Argon, Barnes, Bradford, Aut- rey, Fourth row--Boden, Dufour, Bruce, Crockett, Draper, Armstead, Ardourel, Andrus, Clair, Clark, Allen, Arnold, G. Akins, Dillman, Collins i ,S 'X fa- lv il First row-Ginn, Johnson, Hornbock, Jarman, Fidler, Eaton, Hall, Everly, Goodrick, Henson, lrwin, Horn, Second row- Jammer, Higgins, Guerrero, Everson, Hutchison, Y. Johnson, Jones, Holden, Hutchinson, Ford, Harding, Huckel, Third row-Joseph, Glass, Gilbert, Harrison, Ehrenkrook, Gathers, Finley, Hunt, Gribble, Elliott, Hempstead, Fourth row-Howe, Forrest, Hidy, Fletcher, Grieder, Gallagher, Geolfos, lmel, Humburg, J. Hill, Hartzell, Gregory First row-Yoder, Nelson, Kossler, Lovejoy, McCabe, G. Lee, New, Nelson, Moore, Loosley, Morris, Lambuth, Weber, Second row-Roach, King, Powell, Miller, Kerr, Matschullat, J. Moore, LaSalle, Mackey, Laurence, McCoy, Sandow, Third row+McClure, Robinson, Gillard, Lunsford, D. Love, Kindred, Kiekel, S. Lee, R. King, Kater, McCollum, Maydew, Malm, Fourth row-Sword, B. Lee, Myers, Morgan, Sadler, H. Shepherd, Sorclen, R. Stengel, L. Stengel, Switzer, Shapard, Straughn, Stratton First row-Roseler, Walz, Telinde, B. J. Smith, Page, Rogers, Stowers, Parks, Pearce, E. White, Trumbo, Second row -McCling, Yoder, Walker, Thompson, Wing, Von Strohe, Pyle, Toedtli, J. Wolney, Polite, Mosirnan, Third row-Peten sen, Shepherd, Standifer, Smyth, Worster, Richardson, Vermillion, Weber, Pneuman, Paull, Tripp, Seymour Q 6 , s First row-Palmer, V. Smith, Snider, Stockmon, Whittinghom, Siegrist, Perry, Simkins, Weisbeck, Reed, Reichsteing Sec ond row-B. 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' . iv- . . 4,44 H' ' 42 . - ,.f' ,, .4 xx 4 4 4 -, . 4.3 ,.V - .4 17-4. 4 ru. 'l' .4 QA 'ffl Q.-' 'X' jg ':' .5 I.. -3 I .r 4 . V4-, -ffm, 5 ,Lv Z, ,.4.A.--may -, Q44 .-.1 ,-4-,J-,4 4121 gf M. .' . if ff- fd 1 . if . -14.45-:, , fu, ,. V jk 1 444, ga. 1' 4, Ei 'QL ' . J A M, 3. wa- nfl' - 1 'gin :e.4. '. 4 .zj1 ' mu. .1 gi.4.N,,, ,Ag-Y -I , - ,, 'K FFF '-rv ' 4' .' .4 X 44' --L1 is .gl-ff rw! jig... qiqx, r '4,' Hu - 2 W W- -V --Fein' ' wx ', -1 ' ,v 1 4 . . , 4.. - 1.4-44' , -fl, T--43 ffv - 1-. -f 'f:' i1'74: 4: . First row-Sharon Helm, Bob LeMarr, Darlene Peterson, Second row-- Peggy Piper, Shirley Sue Jackson, Dolores Stockman, Darlene Deapon ll0llLllllll lllllll SUll0llL BAND.. ASSEMBLIES, parades, athletic contests and music week programs were among the many and varied events in which the band, directed by Randall Spicer, participated during the I946-47 school year. During football season the band performed in unique half-time dem- onstrations and traveled out-of-town frequently to boost the morale of the team. The band played at all rallies throughout the year, and a small pep band played at all home basketball games. IN addition to the many school activities in which the band takes an active part each year, it also makes appearances at many community activities. One of its traditional performances is given at the Christmas celebration sponsored each year by the city of Boulder at which time Santa Claus and Miss Merry Christmas make their annual visit. A major activity of the band is its participation in the state music contest held every spring for high school music groups and soloists. The contest was held this year at Greeley and Boulder entries-band, orchestra and choir-won top honors in all events for group competition. Boulder High's band, under the direction of Randall Spicer, won first place for marching in the Music festival parade and was rated superior for concert competition for Class A bands. Boulder High's orchestra, also directed by Mr. Spicer, was given a rat- ing of excellent. A number of solo and ensemble numbers also represented Boulder High in the Music festival. Boulder high school's choir, directed by Warner lmig, won high praise from the judges for its performance at the Festival. Choirs are not rated in the state contest, but each received written criticism from the judges. The high school music groups also made appearances during the an- nual Music week which, this year, was held early in May. FLUTES Ruth Oskarson Jean Loosley Jeanette Babb Veta Smith Wanda Horn Barbara lrwin ALTO, BASS CLARINETS Dale Ebel Alice Hill Darlene Deapen Dolores Stockrnan FRENCH HORNS Dick Bingham Chester Hurdle Don Wright Jack Lunsford Ralph Gladstone SAXOPHONES James Brady Bob LeMorr Grace Gordon Pat Kleweno CLARINETS Sharon Helm Ned Blackmarr Shirley Wenziker Gene King John Mabee Harold Hunt Norman Hempstead Ralph Wirick Margaret Brady Shirley Everson Margaret Harding Jeanine Ford Shirley Wickstrom Sam Lee Shirley Trumbo Kenneth Kleinholz John Gilbert DRUM MAJOR Bob LeMorr BASSOONS lris Nelson Lota Hatch TROMBONES Joe Bergheim Roger Heath Charles Gathers lda Pearl Cowan Louis Popken Bob Dalton CORNETS Bob Gathers Howard Gibson Dan Barnes Laverne Allen Laurence DeMuth Wynona Tank Carl Swisher Mary Lee Don McClung Alice Durward Bob Morgan Alan Lacy STRING BASS Peggy Piper BARITONES Lael DeMuth Torn Binkley Don Alcorn BASSES Don Younglund Don Page Gerald King Gene Humbe rg DRUMS Frank Walz Wallace Worman Tom Surguine Dave Grometer MAJORETTES Shirley Sue Jackson Darlene Peterson Sharon Helm Peggy Piper Darlene Deapen Dolores Stockman llllllLllllll lllllH SCHllllL URCHESTIIA .. UNDER the direction of Randall Spicer the high school orchestra has com- pleted another very successful year. Music for such school activities as assembly concerts, dramatic pro' ductions and the Christmas program was provided by the orchestra. Members ot the group also played in music week programs and the state festival which was held in Greeley. VIOLINS Arloa Litsey Patricia Horton Wallace Dusenbury Kathleen Akins Dave Grometer Danna Page Pat Blocker Ethel Nelson Lois Wood Bill Thoman Yvonne Johnson Barbara .lo Smith Suzanne Callen VIOLA Margaret Bramhall CELLOS Marion Heckendorn Alice Hill Elsa Hornback Darlene Deapen Ann Bramhall STRlNG BASSES Jacqueline Courtney Lois Booten Rita Roach Peggy Piper BASSOONS lris Nelson l.ota Hatch CORNETS Howard Gibson Alice Durward FRENCH HORNS Chester Hurdle Don Wright FLUTES Wanda Horn Jean Loosley CLARINETS Sharon Helm Shirley Wenzilxer TROMBONES Roger Heath Charles Gathers SAXOPHONES Grace Gordon PERCUSSION Frank Walz Wallace Worman Tom Surguine I l First row-Herrera, Clark, Horn, Oskarson, Hall, J. Mayberry, Nichols, Second row-O'Neill, Perry, Teegorden, Spence, Grant, Warthen, Turner, Law, Third row-Rose, Feldman, Brunton, Stoneman, King, Klemme, Fourth row-Christiansen, G. Mayberry, Nelson, Williams, Nix, Platts, Nicholson. Sllllllllll lllllllll .. HIRECTED by Warner lmig, the senior choir was made up this year ot members from the junior and senior classes. During the first semester the choir worked on choral music which was sung at the state music contest in Greeley. They also presented programs at Erie high school in the spring. This year's Gilbert and Sullivan operetta was the Pirates of Penzance, and was given during the first week in April. Shirley Spence sang the lead in the operetta and other major parts were taken by Don Younglund, Eddie Feldman, Betty Leslie, Bill Carr, Charles Bruner, Fred Marriott, Mareta Ross and Genevieve Mayberry. l First row-McCarthy, Hubbell, Rose, Leslie, Michener, Laurence, Wolf, Roneyg Second row-Palmer, Repplier, Muen- zinger, Barrett, Valentine, Joyce, A. Howard: Third row-Stokes, Reichstein, Surguine, Allen, Benson, Mclntosh, McKee, Fourth row-Kleinholz, Younglund, lmel, Vavra, Bruner, Carr, S. Howard, Robinson. 'I'llll l'lllil'I'llS llll l'lllllZillllllll Shirley Spence ,, .,,,,,,a,,,,. Mabel Mareta Ross d...., ---Kate Don. Youriglund me ,,.,, Frederick the Pirate Genevieve Moyberry iii - WiiiiiA -invilgdith Eddie Feldman ,,,Maior General Stanley Betty LESHCW f irrprederickfs Servant Charles Bruner ..,.,. ,,,Lieutenant in Pirate Band Bill Carr - , ,,,,,,,,,, , ,,,,,,,e Pirate King Fred Morriott--,, .,.,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,, Sergeant of Police Policeman's choruSfDeon Williams, Phillip Wickstrom, Gene King, Gary Joseph, Chester Hurdle, Clark Gribble, Van Peterson and Kelley Collins. Shown above are scenes from Boulder high school's annual operatic production which this year was Gilbert and Sulli- van's Pirates of Penzance. Principal characters were played by Shirley Spence, Don Younglund, Eddie Feldman, Betty Leslie, Bill Carr, Mareta Ross, Genevieve Mayberry, Charles Bruner and Fred Marriott. The production was under the direction of Warner lrnig, director of the senior choir. r First row--Carlson, Michener, Leslie, Jackson, Hibler, Easley, Ross, Royce, New, Schadegg, Second row-Bergheim, Rogers Snider, Clark, Valentine, Mclntosh, Berg, Sickels, Connell, Myers, Lee, Third row-Reich, Sword, Flatt, Crowder, Akins Wylie, Gathers, Vavra, Fourth row-Gribble, Stokes, Platts, Nix, LeMarr, Dalton, Ray, Nicholson, Wood, Reichstein, Recht 'l'llll STUDENT CIIUNCIL .. AMONG the activities of the student council this year were the cancella- tion of the annual Flagrush, due to the danger of someone being injured, the financing of buses to send the band to the state championship football game in Pueblo and voting to take the Cubs under the jurisdiction of the council. Richard Nicholson served as president of the council, Shirley Sue Jack- son was vice-president and Kent Rogers acted as secretary. Christian Recht was faculty sponsor of the council. llllllii' Mlli Ill llNSllMllLES . .. Dicksie Dillon, Dorothy Wartheri, Bettye Robinson, Genevieve Mayberry, Betty Law, Shirley Spence, Mareto Ross, Betty Leslie. First row4.loAnne Easley, Myrna Clark, Joan Pulver, Donna Siegrist, Martha Opdycke, Second rowvMarj0rie Boyd, Bar- bara Velte, Janice Clemens, Margaret Harding, Betty Jean Lewis. GIRL RESERVES CABINET 'QQ' Betty Leslie, president Lois Jean Michener, music chairman Dolores Stockman, sophomore representative Donna Lee McCarthy, Q9- social chairman Joan Hibler, secretary Barbara Joyce, program chairman JoAnne Easley, publicity chairman Jane Valentine, treasurer Mareta Ross, vice-president GIRL RESERVES-SENIORS . . . First row-Gordon, Corre, Herrera, Jackson, Laurence, lrene Johnson, Zeigler, Nichols, C, Miller, Second row Hubbell D Peterson Spence, Lewis, C. Brown, New, Guinand, P. Peterson, O'Connell, Vllarthen, Third row--McKee, LaVonne Hall A Howard Douglass, Kern, McGregor, Lasco, Hawkins, Fourth row-Law, Thomas, Stelter, Turner, A. Brown GIRL RESERVES .. GlRL RESERVES is an organization which is composed of the high school age girls of the YWCA. It was founded during the First World War and is carried on now as a service and social group. This year they have spon- sored Maiden's week, a pot-luck supper, the Thanksgiving assembly, the World Fellowship week and assembly, a spring dance called the Tulip Trample, and a Mother and Daughter banquet. Among the service proj- ects which have been carried on were: baby-sitting in Vetsville, the sale of mums and shakers at Homecoming and plans were made for the adop- tion of a war-orphan in the future. The cabinet members included: Betty Leslie, president, Mareta Ross, vice-president and membership chairman, Jane Valentine, treasurer, Joan Hibler, secretary, Barbara Joyce, program chairman, JoAnne Easley, pub- licity chairman, Donna Lee McCarthy, social chairman, Lois Jean Michener, music chairman, and Dolores Stockman, sophomore representative. Mrs. Jean Warren and Miss Marion Park were co-sponsors of the organization. GIRL RESERVES-JUNIORS . . 1 ' H .I V ' f f . 1 3' f -5. -fi lt E C t' Eller O'Neill, Chisholm, Carlson, Roney, McClellan, First row-Pease, Horton, J. Moore, Guthrie, Wo , astom, ur is, , Betasso, Fabrizio, Kuntz, Sickels, Second row-Pascal, Piper, Firth, Goff, J, Miller, Mayberry, Hilgers, Royce, Heltrick, Brinton, Rose, Hatch, Gruen, Jackson, Kelly, Lockhart, Third row-Dillon, Wenziker, Cuthbertson, Sharp, Barr, Velte, Mitchell, Neuschwanger, Courtney, Bunker, Kleweno, Alexander, Trucksess, Ball, Danielson, Clark, Fourth row-Boyd, Howard, Rogers, Helm, M. Lee, Nelson, Pickett, Berg, Palme r, Bainbridge, Mclntosh, Robinson, G. Mayberry, Callen, Christiansen. GIRL RESERVES-SOPHOMORES . . . First row-Connell, Jammer, McCabe, Lovejoy, Yoder, Cook, Dobbins, Whittingham, Hornback, Johnson, Horn, King, Con- ley, McCoy, Loosley, Higgins, Second row-Powell, Roseler, Burger, Brock, Siegrist, LaSalle, Burgett, J. Lee, Harding, Blacker, B. J. Smith, Henson, Sandow, Young, Carlson, Smith, Snider, Third row-Roach, Nelson, Clemens, Walz, J. Moore, Matschullat, Atanasott, Buck, Hall, Barr, Owen, Trucksess, B. Smith, Durword, Hutchison, Eaton, Ford, Fourth row-Simons, Carlson, Akins, Deapon, Wickstrom, Everson, Page, Rogers, Holden, Y. Johnson, Stowers, Brady, Wood, Everly, Mackey, Opdycke, Nelson, Moore, Dodd. CUB CABINET . . . First row-Kuntz, Easley, Second row-Michener, Hall, Howard, McCarthy. UUBS .. CUBS was organized this year for the first time under the new constitu tion providing for junior and senior members only. LaVonne Hall served as Cub president, Lois Jean Michener, vice-presi- dent, Anne Howard, secretary, Donna Lee McCarthy, treasurer, JoAnne Easley, sergeant-at-arms, and Geraldine Kuntz as junior representative. The organization was under the sponsorship of Randall Spicer. The Cubs, serving BHS in the capacity of a pep club, sat in a group at all athletic events, aided the band in the presentation of several half- time performances, ushered at various school functions, assisted in the pro- duction of the Vodvil, sold season tickets to school athletic events, spon- sored rallies, made game posters and organized a dance honoring the bas- ketball team. CUBS-SENIORS . . . First row-Lora Hall, Ross, Muenzinger, Zeigler, Howard, l.aVonne Hall, Carre, Joyce, Johnson, Michener, Laurence Second row+Jaclcson, Hubbell, Guinand, Hawkins, Spence, Lasco, McCarthy, Hibler, Leslie, Third row-Nichols, McKee Potts, Thomas, Law, P. Peterson. CUBS-JUNIORS . . . First row-Dillon, J. Mayberry, Royce, Fabrizio, Carlson, Eller, M, Clark, Chisholm, Second row-Howard, Rogers, Kuntz Helm, Easley, Sickels, Curtis, Valentine, Betasso, Third row-Christiansen, Mclntosh, Berg, Bunker, G. Mayberry, Ball Hatch, Rose, Boyd, Callen, Danielson. lllIlLi .l'l'llLE'l'lll ASSllUlil'l'lllll. fl l 1 l 5 lt ll First row-Gordon, Guinand, Fabrizio, Carlson, Pyle, Sharp, Kelly, McClellan, Second row-Roney, D, Carlson, Douglass, Chisholm, Berg, Rose Hatch, Third row-Hornback, LaSalle, Potts, Barr. of First row-A. King, Everson, Deapon, Young, B, Oskarson, Trucksess, B. J. Smith, Harding, Johnson, Second row-M. Lee, D. Carlson, Courtney, Burger, Walz, Matschullat, Easley, Brady, Sides, Booton, Third row-Brown, J. New, Bunker, Nel- son, Callen, Hilgers, Y. Johnson, Stowers, Lauer, Van Scoy, B. J. Thomas, Fourth row-Broxon, Turner, Brown, Dawson Corey. i MCHCHIN DANCING CLUB... First row-McClellan, Atoncisoff, Trucksess, Gordon, Second row-Sharp, Kelly, Barr, Brandt. FRENCH CLUB... Seated-Hamel, Brown, Kern, Wolf, Zeigler, Spence, Standing-Miss Park, Love, Corre, New, Roy, McCabe, Swisher Surguine, Lewis, Mr. Morris. LATIN UL ll... First row-Clemons, Dobbins, Burgett, Courtney, Grant, Kossler, Horn, Ford, Helm, Deapon, Douglass, Second row-Ever son, Johnson, Firth, Durward, Burger, Y. Johnson, Hutchison, Brady, Mclntosh, Mackey, Dodd, Third row-L. Gallagher Allen, Ardourel, D. Hilgers, Heath, Grometer, G. King, Collins, Gribble, Arnold, Fourth row-Kellogg, DeMuth, Bonham Crockett. First row-Sickels, LaSalle, McCoy, Jammer, Conley, King, Gordon, Brewster, New, Opdycke, Second row-Oskarson, Pettit Ro I V lt S' ' ' ' se er, e e, negrnst, Barrett, A. Booton, Nelson, Blacker Young Smith' Third row Thompson Myers, Page, Holden: Stowers, Trucksess, Carlson, Walz, Rogers, Fourth row-Stokes, Wickstrom, Waterman, Pyle, Shapard, Proett, Platts. hw.,- ,,,,.-1 ,vw ' 1 4 l 'wand FE: his-TM I :W . ...Nw RW S saw, T 'w.-M4 il First row Dawson, Dillon, Kuntz, Joyce, Nichols, Potts, Burger, Walz, Yoder, Loclghart, Hatch, Second row-Helm, S. Rogers Ball Chisholm, A. Howard, Johnson, Guinand, E. Muenzinger, Third row-S. Howard, Boyd, Hawkins, Law, Mat- schullat G Muenzinger, Pettit, Easley, Stokes, Fourth row-Pirk, Storke, Brady, Taylor, Gathers, Reich, Bingham, Walz, Thoman Sixth row-Bill Kellar, Bob Kellar, Hickling. SKI CLUB. AT lTS first meeting of the year members of the BHS Ski club elected the following officers: Bob Hatch, president, Frances Potts, vice-president, and Bob Gathers, secretary-treasurer. The most important activity of the club this year was a trip to Winter Park during Christmas vacation. Sub-zero temperatures, abundant snow and the derailment of the ski train added to the interest of all who partici- pated. Another trip, also to Winter Park, was to have been taken during spring vacation but had to be canceled because of the lack of transportation. Due to the efforts of Mrs. Betty Dawson, who with John Pederson was co-sponsor of the club, members also enjoyed the privilege of using the Buffalo Ski club buses this year. Bruner Heads Sports Staff Athletic activities in Boulder High have been covered during the past year by the Owl sports department, headed by Charles Bruner. Pictured here are members of the staff, Pete Brown, Charles Bruner, Bill Borman and Loy Del Holman. Large Business Staff Manages Owl Advertising Owl advertising was managed dur- ing l946-47 by a large staff of girls from the iournalism I class, with Frances Chisholm as editor of the department. Peggy Piper, Myrna Clark, Geraldine Kuntz, Frances Chis- holm, Barbara Corre, Donna Hope Betasso, June Moore, Joan Curtis, Betty Jean Lewis and Shirley Rogers are shown here working on the Owl. ' 31 Laurence DeMuth Heads Owl Staff As editor-in-chief Laurence DeMuth handled the executive duties of this year's Owl staff assisted by Frances Potts as associate editor, Pat Peter- son and Mary Lou Hawkins were feature editors. Shown with them are members who completed the general staff: Bob Dun- ham, Florence McKee, Barbara Joyce ond Joan Hubbell. . S ' 5 5 it Typing, Exchanges Handled by First Year Journalists Typing copy and sending out ex- changes are two very necessary tasks which were handled this year for the Owl by members of the first year jour- nalism class, with the help of Mar- garet Douglass and Joyce Turner on the typing staff. Those who worked in this depart- ment are JoAnne Easley, Margaret Douglass, Shirley Danielson, Donna Eall, Lael DeMuth and Joyce Turner. S i l 1 .4 5 - -4 i X ,,, 41 H 'N Volunteer Staff Assists Hubbell With Odaroloc Editor-in-chief Joan Hubbell and her entirely volunteer staff did the work of collecting pictures and infor- mation necessary to compile the school annual, the Odaroloc. Odaroloc funds were derived from student body subscriptions, picture subscriptions from clubs and organ- izations and from the sale of adver- tising to Boulder merchants. The Odaroloc staff sponsored many all-school dances including all dances after basketball games, in a further drive to raise funds. Further efforts to secure financial aid were made jointly by the Owl and Odaroloc staffs by producing the an- nual Cub-sponsored Vodvil. The two staffs and the Cubs worked to- '-3-rfisffe .. ee V l lv , SSN gether this year in presenting the show and the proceeds were used for the publication of the Odaroloc. Assisting Chief Hubbell were Lau- rence DeMuth and Frances Potts. Bill Borman and Charles Bruner served as sports editors while Jo Anne Easley and Janet New were club editors. Snapshots were handled by Shirley Danielson, Shirley Rose and Ned Blackmarr and Helen Zeigler was the Odaroloc art editor. Robert LeMarr Leads Business Department Under the direction of Rob- ' ert LeMarr, business manager, the Odaroloc advertising staff is responsible for the sale of advertising to Boulder mer- chants and business houses. The circulation department, also headed by LeMarr, han- dles the Odaroloc subscriptions. Pictured with manager Le- Marr are the members of the advertising staff Geraldine Kuntz and Frances Chisholm, and the circulation department, Nancy Guinand and Betty Jean Lewis. First row-Hawkins, Brown, Hibler, Curtis, Luhnow, G. Mayberry, DeMuth, Kellogg, King, Second row-Hubbell, Val entine, Jack Reich, Broxon, Jim Reich, Burton, Binkley, Bergheim, Frank. TIIESPIANS. THE National Thespian Dramatic Honor society has a chapter in Boulder high school known as Troupe 60. A regularly enrolled student of satisfac- tory scholarship who has played with merit in school plays or who has done work on the stage approved by the Troupe sponsor is eligible for member- ship. Superior work in drama classes or radio broadcasting may also help to accumulate points for eligibility. Boulder High's group in 1946-47 held meetings depending upon the enthusiasm of the members. Jim Reich presided over the group as presi- dent, Joe Bergheim served as vice-president and Jane Valentine was secre- tary-treasurer during the past year. Miss Ada Burton sponsored the Thes- plans. Three dramatic productions were presented at Boulder high school this year. Dear Ruth was given as the first production, No- vember 7, with Jane Valentine, Joe Bergheim and Joan Curtis playing leading roles. The annual St. Nick's day play this year was Our Town with Jim Reich, Joan Hibler and Charles Love heading the cast. The final production, Abe Lincoln in Illinois, starred Laurence DeMuth with supporting roles being taken by Charlotte Brown ond Mary Ann O'Neill. li0ULllI+1Il IIIGII SUIIINIL CIIEERLEAIIEIIS Lora Hall, Keith Carpenter, Wayne Luckel, Mory Frances Lauren W Mayan' X Q x r 4 . 7 . 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' . 11- . uff.' x ' , ,.,. . - la., ,ir ...H . .., -,.n. ,- - A ,w ., .4 I 'v3',jg-.Az J, '- c'R Tf 5' .5 ' '.:-1' 1 1 MUS: ,.,.' 1 Q, rg f J .-1 ' V . f, U 'PHE PIHIVING GRIIUNIIS 'S 5: , 3 .45 ' mm f 'N X 'J' I N . -gi ,A A v..2'x-- . 'ill M- 'Q --1 V LJ .fag VJ b t ,s 'A' . . :X ' 1 , , JL . ,- - . ,EL I: I . , ,w 1 .f 4' ra . .-1 Y . f .A vp , .v . Id. J .v uf , , ..,, -. Mr ' -'1 . F 7. - N. -1 nn V , . ,,f... ,v.. ,,, x 4. r- ' LL' 'W H , nd. V. Li. . ,gf-V .5 , ' f , - V. .r . -wi ug ' 3. 'V-4'i f''IWlfHi'!.CW-555525-ilw N x, '5Y ' ' iq f5A.::-,ww ,,:IY'-wif xi 153' Wi? 92 fry-+,'--lm . x.uq,':' 'V First row-Head Coach Clyde Gelwick, Nix, Carr, D. Williams, Geolfos, Albrighton, B. Borman, Buchanan, Stokes, Lewis, Dalton, Tanner, Wickstrom, B. Smith, Kleinholz, Flatt, B. Gallagher, Brunton, E. Feldman, Coach LeRoy Opdycke, Second row-Thoman, Keatley, Rogers, Bruner, W. Williams, Stoneman, Nicholson, Woods, Roberts, Morris, Euler, Harrison, P. Feldman, J. Smith, Hitchcock, Lorenzo, Crowder, H. Shepherd, Jack Sterling, assistant, Third row-Coach Ed Swinscoe, Gathers, Arnold, Seymour, Hunsinger, Merlino, F. Smith, Autrey, Gribble, Platt, Proett, Sadler, R. Shepherd, Sword, Polite, N. McGuire, Fourth row-Coach Basil Allen, Lee, Hilburn, Smyth, Howe, Thompson, Gundel, J. Hinshaw, Peterson, Cough- lin, Kreider, Ehrenkrook, Lunsford, Alcorn, Kickel, Kelly, Glenn, Vermillion, D. Clair, Fifth row-Gillard, Robinson, Draper, Binkley, Allen, Elliott, Rohret, Sorden, Mayden, R. McGuire, Worster, Hornback, Marriott, Kellor, Horton, L. Gallagher, Os- borne, Sixth row-Schrader, Rocks, Dillman, Stokes, Benson, Joseph, Bessel, Wolney, Waterman, Hammer, B. Clair, J. Borman, Owen, Bradford, Brown, Armstrong, Top row4Senior Mgr. Jack Reich, Junior Mgr. Dick Hinshaw, Ed Walker, Bob Wright. Fllll'l'BALL. ALTHOUGH there was a delay in the starting of the I946 football sea- son due to an epidemic of poliomyelitis, football got under way and the Panthers still played their regular three pre-season games with South Den- ver, Colorado Springs and East Denver. T ln Northern conference play Boulder lost to the Wildcats of Greeley and defeated all of its remaining opponents to finish in a tie with the Fort Collins Lambkins. A playoff was necessary and Boulder won 27 to l4. The Purple and Gold gridsters met the Fort Morgan Maroons in district playoffs and trampled the Morgan eleven 26 to 6, thus earning their way to the state finals. Pueblo Centennial was the opponent of the Panthers in the state finals held at Pueblo on December l4, l9-46. Although the Panthers lost l3 to 7 they outplayed the Bulldogs of Centennial in every way and earned the praise of every Boulder and Pueblo fan. Four Panthers placed on the all-state teams picked by the various papers. Joe Nix, halfback, made first team all-state, while Jim Brunton, guard, Roger Stokes, end, and Bill Borman, tackle, were placed on the second team all-state. l X-5. X. Xe TOP ROW: Richard Nicholson, End Roger Stokes, End Joe Nix, Halfback Wayne Williams, Halfback SECOND ROW: Bill Borman, Tackle Bill Carr, Quarterback THIRD ROW: Jim Buchanan, Center Claude Albrighfon Fullback FOURTH ROW: John Lewis, End Dick Sfoneman, Quarterback Bob Dalton, Tackle Eddie Feldman, Guard TOP ROW: Jim Brunton, Guard Jim Flatt, End Roy Morris, Halfback Larry Goelfos, Ful lback SECOND ROW: Chuck Keatley, Guard Jack Euler, Center THIRD ROW: Bill Smith, Tackle Chuck Bruner, Quarterback FOURTH ROW: Wendell Wickstrom, End Bill Gallagher, Guard Clarence Woods, Tackle Dean Williams, Halfback We XM X was at A ' '4 Coach Merle Lefferdink, Lael DeMuth, John Lewis, Howard Ray, Roger Stokes, Jim Flatt, Richard Nicholson, Bob Platts Bill Riethmiller, Roy Morris, Wayne Williams, Dick Stoneman, Bill Carr. . BASKETBALL A SQUAD. BOULDER'S participation in the state football finals caused the Panther hoopsters to play their opening three pre-season games without regular starters. After losing these opening three the Panther cage squad went on to win the remaining practice games. In Northern conference play the Panthers' only defeat came at the hands of the Greeley Wildcats and so the season closed with one defeat and nine wins for the conference season. The Panthers entered state as first place by way of a tossed coin and downed College High of Greeley 47 to l9 in the first state game. The Manual Bricklayers were next defeated by the Panthers 37 to 2l. In the finals a hot South Denver quintet clipped the Panthers 45 to 36 to win the state basketball championship over Boulder. The Panther A squad will lose six seniors who are to graduate in June. The seniors include Roy Morris, Roger Stokes, Richard Nicholson, Bill Carr, John Lewis and Bill Riethmiller. Dale Seymour, Clinton Draper, Roy Shepherd, Jack Dillman, Ray Sword, Charles Gathers, Dean Williams, Bob Bruce Laverne Allen, Duane Autrey, Gary Joseph and Jerry Wolney. ll SllUilll .. cfs' PLAYING under the watchful eye of Coach LeRoy Opdycke the Boulder basketball B squad players turned in a successful season this year. They completed conference play with a record of eight wins and two losses over the second teams of other schools in the Northern conference. ln the games played this year the juniors and sophomores on the B squad displayed some promising talent and these prospective players will carry the hopes of Panther teams in future years. Sophomores on the team who will have two more years of eligibility are Dale Seymour, Roy Shepherd, Clint Draper, Ray Sword, Laverne Allen, Bob Bruce, Jack Dillman, Duane Autrey and Charles Gathers. Juniors on the team were Wayne Williams, Dick Stoneman, Howard Ray, Robert Platts, Jim Flatt and Dean Williams. Many of these boys played in the A squad games and will form the nucleus of next year's team. First row-Ehrenkrook, Hinshaw, Kreider, McGuire, Barnes, Von Strohe, Pyle, McManis, Akins, Second row-Carpenter Thaman, Lacy, Feldman, Peterson, Skipp, Hooper, Keatley, Kiekel, Third row--Bowen, Claire, Brunton, Nix, Euler, Klein- holz, Hetzer, Tanner, Smith, Love, Rose. WRESTLING .. WRESTLING in its third year at Boulder High showed much improvement as the Panther matmen turned in their most successful season. Head Coach Keith Bowen, a new faculty member at BHS, and Assist- ant Coach Paul Rose, manual arts instructor, worked with the boys inter- ested and produced a well-rounded team of grapplers. l ln the Northern conference wrestling tournament the Panthers capped third place and claimed championships in three weights. Boulder matmen who placed are Tom Pyle, second, 95 lb. class, Ramon McGuire, second, lO3 lb., Alan Lacy, fourth, l2O lb., Chuck Keatley, first, 133 lb., Jesse Hooper, first, l38 lb., Joe Nix, first, 165 Ib., Kenneth Klein- holz, third, l75 Ib., and Tom Hetzer, third, heavyweight. Chuck Keatley also placed fourth in state competition. Returning Lettermen: Front row-Jim Buchanan, Wallace Tanner, Bob LeMarr, Roger Stokes, John Lewis, Howard Hun singer Second row-Joe Nix, Wayne Williams, Jesse Hooper and Forrest Smith. TRACK .. UOACH Ed Swinscoe, assisted by Coach Clyde Gelwick, had a turnout of about 70 boys when he issued his first call for track enthusiasts at Boulder High March 24. Eight returning lettermen bolstered the hopes of the squad as they pre- pared for the annual dual meet with Longmont on April ll. On April i8 the squad journied to Longmont to take part in a triangular meet with Long- mont and Loveland. All the teams in the state were preparing to strive for honors in the important meets. First it was the Colorado university relays in Boulder, April 26, the Northern Colorado track meet in Fort Collins, May 3, the Northern conference meet at Loveland, May lO, and the state high school meet in Boulder, May l7. Lettermen returning from last year's squad were Wayne Williams, Jesse Hooper, Roger Stokes, Wallace Tanner, Joe Nix, Howard Hunsinger, Bob LeMarr, Jim Buchanan and Forrest Smith. These men carried much of the load for the Panthers, but many of the sophomores and juniors on the squad showed promising talent and should round out future Boulder teams in every department. TRACK Sllllilll . .. :W,gmuw.,,, A . on K ,X ,X Front row-Coach Ed Swinscoe, Bob LeMarr, Wallace Tanner, Roger Stokes, John Lewis, Bob Crowder, Dean Williams, Howard Hunsinger, Jack Harrison, Graham Biggins, Dick Clark, Phil Merlino imanagerl, Jack Osborn irnanagerl, Assist- ant Coach Clyde Gelwick, Second row-Wayne Williams, Clinton Cook, Bob Dalton, Roland Proett, Bob Riley, Dick Nicholson, Chuck Bruner, Dick Bradford, Duane Autrey, Jim Hitchcock, Kent Rogers, Bill Maydew, Bob Platts, Tom Hetzer, Ross Hartman, Bob Thomson, Third row-Kenneth Pirk, John Wolney, Charles Weber, Bill Keller, Jack Luns- ford, Dick Robinson, Guy Akins, Dick Gillard, Bill Smith, Paul Shapard, Jerry Wolney, Jack Kiekle, Ray Sword, Jack Stokes, Jesse Hooper, Fourth row-Bob Sawyer, Bill Grant, Ralph Morgan, Jack Smith, Forrest Smith, Eric Rocks, Bill Thoman, Jack Lorenzo, Bob Hewett, Richard Hamel, Pat Finley, Jack Euler, Pat Arnold, Fifth row-Bob Meyers, Jim Buchanan, Bob Werrick, John Smith, Joe Scheib, Roy Shepherd, Wilbur Smythe, Bob Bruce, Melvin Walters, Clifton Boss, Bill Hammer, Bob Keller, Joe Nix, Fred Marriott, Kenneth Kleinholzg Sixth row-Jack Reich, Jim Reich and Ron- old Stokes. GULF SQUAD... Left to right--Norman Malm, Tommy Glenn, Bert Benson, Clarence Woods, Richard Pyle, Assistant Coach Paul Rose, Coach Joe Enright, Bob Riley, Russell Kreider, Jim Borman, Bill Riethmiller, Russell Armstrong and Chuck Keatley. TENNIS SQUAD. 'X fix Front row-Shirley Jackson, Lora Hall, Loy Gay Hyden, Mary Lee, Myrna Clark, Barbara Corre, Mary Lou Hawkins, Nancy Guinand, Barbara Joyce, Charlotte Brown, Shirley Danielson, Jo Anne Easley, Elizabeth Muenzinger, Frances Potts, Second row-Frank Keller, Fred Starke, Frank Walz, Bill Carr, Jim Brady, Bob Gathers, Fordyce McCabe, Ed Basin, Fritz Pneuman, Walter Weicker, .lack Horton, Bob Crockett, Gary Joseph, Coach Christian Rechtg Back row-Richard Col- lins and Dale Seymour. HHULHHH HIGH SHHHHLS ATHLETIC UHAHHES... 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' ' 15,1 V I V -4 'fg..' 1-. 4 2f'. 1 ' 1. 1 Q' - -1 ' V A X 1 ,1 'fm , Q25 1 , 1- 1 ' M '.1 4 1 ' 5 -1 . W 1 ,1 . 1- ,1 ,, I X H 1 f 11 .1 X-I 2 1,. '1 Y . . , 1 ' 51. ' 1. ,1 .1 V .5 L1. ...gg 1 v f -. 'g 1. if '14 if! Q: FkkkWUQ0k + r-0--0--I g..g.q..g..g+ REINERTS BouIder's Leading Store for Young Men Western Shop Sporting Shop I Broadway at Pearl ...gap .q..g..g..g..g..q.. .g..g..q..g..g..g..g.. .pq gag-.gngugug..g..g..g........g.. ..g..g..g..q..g-.m Q.-g..g.-g..g..g..g..g..q..g.. 5-.g..g..Q..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..q Twice As Smart Style, Distinction, Quality In Fine Shoes For Over 39 Years SMITH SHOE CO. Boulder, Colo. gn g..q..q..g..pug..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g.. .g..g..g..... ..g..g..g g..g..g... g..q..g..g..q Alll ELEANEHS + MHS Where Cleaning Is An Art 1110 Pearl Phone 1533 ug... 0-but-01-0-0-I-0-'1' ..o- o--a--o--o--o-on Tommy 'linkefs Radio and Television Home Radios - Auto Radios Combinations - Record Players Electric Appliances Pick-Up and Delivery Service Across from Post Office Phone 2922 g.....g.....g..gag..g..g.-g..g..g..g.-Q.-9-0-so-Q-Q--Q-on0--A--0 l--o-- ..g..g.....g..g..g.....g.................g..g..g..g..gNg--annaQ-Q.-g..g..g.-9 Q Qlrnfnher Hlefnelers for ' Quality Jewelry and Silver BIIZll!l6i S Largest and Finest A. W. WHITTINGHAM 1215 Pearl St. ,..g..g..g .g..g..g..g..g.....g..g..g.......... g..g..g --o- --s--a--sum-s--0--o--n--o--o--o-Q.-o--Q-o-no--o--4.-o..o.....g..g.....q..g..g... 2' Local and Long Distance Moving '-,Q -- o 'Q 3 U no WMM 5' 'U C 2 U n U, I 3 .5 .D Q5 no STORAGE 3 Q5 L. T. McMullen - Phone 87 5' 11th and Walnut Sis., Boulder, Colorado Q O19 Local and Long Distance Moving 2' lwwl+l 4vv4anr+-kk -Quinn- ..g.. wi-9-Q-.ow -I-0-0--Q-fm 4-CM-v-kiwi-0-van!-in-anon-900-dvi-4-Owl vg- -4-0-0-0-0-4-0-9-0- ,I,..,...,.......,..,........,..,...,.............g 'l' T z 1 z 3 5 z 2 3 .g.....g..g..g City Storage and 'lrarrslar Company Packing - Crating - Moving - Storage 1703 13th St R 'd Ph B Id C I Ph 1227 195 ' Music ' News ' Sports ' Local Events swarm 24460 KBUL lll-90 on your clial g..g.....p..g..g.4..9..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..q.....g..g.. g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g. .Q..g..g..g..Q..3..3..g..g..Q..Qug..Q..g..g..9..9..Q..g..Q..Q..g..Q..g..p..g..g..g..g..g..g.....g.. ..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..5.4..Q..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g.4..g..g..g.4.....g..g..g..g..g..g.....g..g..g..g..g.....g..g..g..g..g..g.....g..g..g..q ,.............,... Gonzpfimerzfs of . . . Randall Shop 1309 College Ave. Phone 2343 .....g.....g..g..g..p.....g.4.....g..g..q..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..q..g..5. ..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..4g..g..g..3.4..g..g.....g..g..g..g.. .....,.......g. ..g............ ..g..g..g....,,... 5 6 6 6 9 6 5 6 6 6 a K 9 6 Q 6 6 a I 0 I C K e a I 2 6 6 a I e 5 6 6 6 a 2 e 6 6 D 2 9 a g..g..g....9..g.,g..g..q -'O-0-0 3 1' ? T 1 +..................... ..g..q..g.-0--Q--Q-fo--Dwi-Q--0-Q1-0-40-fl-Q-0-Owl-0 Congratulations Seniors of 1947 E N RIG H T' S Dm 'a Sim SMART APPAREL 1409 Pearl St. Phone 512-J -:vows-0--5--0--0-0-o-0-on 0--o-o--04-on-o--5-.g.............. g........... I--0-'Q 9.4..5..g.,g..g..g..g..g........5..g-p-Q-n..5..g..g .g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g Tasty Bake Shop - On the Hill - Our Pastries Are Tasty B, W. YOUNG, Prop. 1138 13th St Phone 3192 Good Luck, Seniors ..... -1-Q3 Universihg Hill Erocerg 1+e+L-?- 111813th St. ...g.......-o-0-Q--Q........5.....,.....,...,.,.............................g..q..g..g..g........g..g..... + -Z....g..g..q..gn......g..g..q...........g...... , - .,.,.,... ,.,.... .,.t. ..-.t. P G5 Phone 227 FOOD System' stones Gompfimezzfs of Mat ancl Mac Grocery, Feecl ancl Colcl Storage Co. Phone 310 2800 Spruce St lcleal Drive In Market Lots of Luck Grads i-t0: Foool Center Best Wishes and Lots of Luck To the Seniors of '47 Don Tripp,s Market Congratulations Graduates '-1' -0-0-of -4-0 Compliments ..... B 0 U L D E R Ziecwme and Dyna 5 3 im? 1919 Broadway Phone 990 1, '1- Compliments to the Class of '47 Beatrice Foods Co. -li-o: Serving Boulder with Meadow Gold Dairy Products 1600 Pearl St. Phone 2867 ..g ..g..Q..g..g..g.-g..g.-q..g,.g..g. .g..q.. ,5......,...... ..............,.................,...........,..........................,.....,..,... Always and All Ways Heller Than liver C ROC K ETT BITS AND SPURS C 1 Avo i lo b I e 3 At You r 3 Fovo r i te 2 Deo I e rs 1 . Cami Lurk firarlllfllrnr i Crockett Bit 81 Spur Eu. z 31- + --0-u--no -fn--n - -- -n-o- -one--1--0-o--o-i-on 0-0--o-0-l-0 1 I . Q Semmxs - Best of Lurk 2 and May Your Years Be Pmspemus .Madam jeaufy Shoppe I-0-0-0-sul-l-0-0--0-out--owowo-91 'X' g..g..g..g.. ..g..g.. g..g..g..g..g-.g..g..g..g..g..g..Q-9.4 D-0-0 0-000- 5 1 : 5 5 S' 5 5 2 3 3 f 2 I 3 5 s I 5 bln- ,!.-owo-o-o-o-+o-o- -+0-+0-0-0-0-0-l-0-l-2. 3 S 3 5 Ig' I Q 5 5 Q .6 3 g 5 : Q 1 DJ '-Q ? 3 . W 2 5 z Q Z' 5, a G S. 9' 5 5'- 4 .. 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Q-g,.g.....p..g..g..g..g..q..g..g. I .-a..g..g..g ..g..g..g..g..g+ Good Luck Class of 1947 Tlw Anchorage 1137 13th St. Phone 831 You're Always Welcome at 'fll'1e11il2Q'z-o l'l'l11'rf' Yfllll' I'11rr'l:11.s'f'.s Arr' Gif! ll'mpped Free of Clzargf Exclusive Dealers for: Fostoria Glassware Gorham Silverware 1211 Pearl Herbert L. Kelso, Phone 541 Owner lllson Wood Products Quality and Service -liai- Millwork - Cabinets Glass -- Mirrors - Wallpaper Florman Paints and Varnishes 1515 Pearl St. Phone 1245 Miles D.Bradlield, Inc. liXPIi1i'I' 1.UM1iliR SliRl'lCIi Boulder, Colo. 1776 13th Sf. Phone 236 p..5..9..9..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g.. ..g..g..g.. ...g.....g..g.. Good Luck Seniorsl TEVENS' ANDWICI-l HOP 1600 Broadway Phone 2793 g.....g.....g..g.....g..g..g........g..g..g..g..g..g. ng..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g. 0-o- -9-Q-0 0-Q-Q-9-0-m-pq-9-u 3. 0-0 Q-on g.4f-g- 9- -1'-PM -1- I 5 2 I a I -0--0 +... 2 6 a 3 6 9 Q 5 6 a 3 a 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 9 6 5 5 i 9 9 6 9 6 6 6 Q 5 S e 9 6 9 6 Q Q ! 5 4 Q 5 Q 5 6 9 Q 6 9 5 5 Q 6 6 9 -'if ..g..g..g..g.. AUTO PAINTINGS BODY AND FENDER REPAIRING All Makes of Cars Jqrnofd Motor Company Ford - Mercury - Lincoln 1027 WALNUT . O-0 E Q z I i 3 5 ,P uw0w Good Luck Seniors arf DAI ILY l3th and Walnut Phone 40l --0--0--I-I-Q0-0-10-'Q--0-+0-0-0+-Ououl -l-to-twlwiw 'I' 5 5 ..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..png..g..g..g..g..q...-g..q..q..g..g..g..g..p..p..u..Q.-Q.-0 .--Q-0-9-of Q -1- 3 PHONE 345 Compliments of PRIBBENOXXWS Confectionary 2024 14th St. Phone 644 ALSO MAGAZINES AND MUSIC ,.....0.......................g..g.......g..q..g.g..g..g..q-g-0-Q-vq-.m.a-a.-n.-n.-q--c-c--m. -g.....one-ovowowv-ouovovowo-vans-0-hu-u-9-q..q..q,4--0-0--o-fo-0-o-Q.. Best of Luck to the Class of '47 f fa and 7014, l9l4 I4TH STREET PHONE 561 I. ....,. ,.- . ..,.,.o.M. .o.N....... one--o..a.....q..q.-o.....g........ .,,g........ '1' -1- School Supplies - Drugs CAMPUS DRUG STGRE -i-T-O-3- 1301 Pennsylvania Ave. Phone 162 Compliments to Boulder High School From the Home Of Quality Dairy Produrls l10: Best Wishes for Success' Alba Dairy 2034 Broadway Phone 1011 a a 1 1 5 I ++ il fi ii il il li gi ilu., ..g..g..g..g..g.. -..Q-fp-+0-Q.-Q-5-of-Q-3-0-0-Q-0-Q uns-Q-so-0-awono-o-o-o-one-o-a-Q-o .....g..g.g -1- pq-.0-as-a..g..o..ann-0-0 0-4-of-qua-Q-o-o-owon..gng..q,.g..q.QN -M4- -0-Q '1' -1' .-9.4-Q-.Q-0-0-1-0-ou -any-4-0-Q.-Q-one g..g..g.4-4.-Q-Q-Q-0-Q-Q 0-0- -awa- -Q-Q.-9.-Q 9.4.-0-4--I ,..g..... -4-r Compliments Seniors Tip Top Sandwich Shop 1437 Arapahoe Phone 7 nnunawurmmnuwaonvan-4-an-q'q-ououqnawa-n9-n-Q-o-one-0'-ovsow alululwfnf ujn hQnQ!QulwQnQuQ uQnQnluQuQsQuyQ Quality Since 1910 SHOW A R. P. s. Master of Photography Pl' -so-0 -I-l-0w0vC-0-lf-0-0-O-0--O-I--I--0-+0-+01-0--inif 343- 0 -O-0-I--5-D-0--0--0-on oi -iv-0-+0-0-0-0--0 0-a-of-0--0--hx. Z Q 'Fl O N Q-l-0-l-f0-0-0-l-0--9-0f-i-0-l-- ...g.. Fine Portraits and 'U FL na 0 ro cn f'l' C 91 O QD Kodak Finishing W. A. Lacy E. D. Lacy 1223 Pennsylvania Ave. +r4w0-rdf4wklv0wk0w0-0-r4-vQw04v0wk0v0vm0dn0w0n0u9n0-0n0w0n0-0 ffl + l4+ ..g..p.-Q-0 Good Luck Seniors . . . . CO1'l1'aCl,S MaClCI'I1OlSCllC sim? Exclusive Styles ..... . . . . . Moderately Priced ' l230 Pearl Phone l830 5 g..g..g..q-9-9.4.5.- ..0--0-9-n-Q.-Q.-Q.-QQ-1 . .9-.g..g..g..g.. px. ..g..g..g. ..g.. . .g..g..g..g..n-Q-q..q..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g Maqherrg Furnilure Cu. New and Old Furniture Washers - Refrigerators Appliances - Radios American Steel Kitchen Units Low Pricesi -1Courteous Treatment High School Students Are Always Welcome At ac 82? Ray,s SNOOKER - POOL SOFT DRINKS l537 Pearl Phone I7 sl- pn.. ...gag-...Q..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g.....g..g..g.....g..g..g..g..g 4Of-O-O-O-0- l-of-0-elf-of Gompfimezzzfs of the Banks of Boulder Mercantile Bank anal Trust Company lie:- First National Bank National State Bank leo:-l Members Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Q -g..g..g..g..g..g..g.. O-0-0- 0-0-Q ug.. 0-0-0-I-O-0-0-O-4 5 E O 6 6 a a 2 a S I s 6 I s 2 Simon's, Inc. H39 Pearl St. Boulder, Colo. Where Sportsman Congregate Wish the Graduating Class of 1947 Success and Happiness dn Gfppreciafiolz f rv 511162 85 Qinpclanh, glilnrieifv 1500 Arapahoe Phone 2300 ..........., v -+0-fr if-0--0-0 -0- 0-0-0 -0-Q-0-I-0-4-9 -0--0-Ou! -0-0-0--0-U -0-0-'O-M 01-0 -0-0--o-l-a- -4 0-O-0-vo-0 ,344- -i- 'E' l,..g..g..q... --0--0--n-4+ + --0--Q--0 tx 'fx e fl Q fn' -2 No 3 N1 3 '- -I 'N J Y If Q 12 Q .Q -Q-, ' P, Nr- Q59 v Q . 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