Boulder High School - Odaroloc Yearbook (Boulder, CO)

Text from Pages 1 - 124 of the 1948 volume:

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Yet we can look back to our high school days and remember the elements which were combined there to start us toward a successful life. ln high school, as in life, each is on his own, with unlim- ited opportunities to complete the first step of the Formula for Success. Formula for Success has been chosen as the theme of the l948 Odar- oloc. As the Chief Scientists, the faculty experiments and works with the Elements, or students. Successful experiments result in New Discoveries, Radio-Active Compounds and Atomic Energy, representing the queens, the clubs and the sports respectively. 'WSL?dFMWf'1SHQK uVHW5bEZ?: :www .':.g:a1tw.w1ww:-or .V W, Me. 'Wisfwx's4e:,axnxf:rvmu,f. . . I 1 'Fai Palllliigfhhlillilin VE . .-LL3fSB1Si'i2.?5Ti1.i4l Boulder high school has paid a heavy toll during the l948 school year with the loss of Miss Marion Park and Ralph Perry Yohe. Every Boulder high school student has at one time or another been influenced by the lives of these two, who were not only fine teachers, but also real friends. With great respect the l948 Odaroloc is dedicated to them. P' 4 Qiln y emurram gill. illllariun Fark guns 14, 1887-glnzlrch 3, 1948 t ahah l5PffQ TEUIIB Qpril H, lE'lL'lS-fllaunmrg 17, 15148 xv 1 ' u- 4.1 . , ,4 1 . vr-. . .. H- .1 , 'uv JE P gf! , vi' iii- yi, 'V gf lyaf' jr wg' -N 9:51-ffffev.g .. 5, ' . WMS? ,41 rx- - -. Y. : - , 1, . . -, axfi-i?fIf1,,' Y .3-431 4 m,' s - L ,. Q- 5 j , ., 5' .. . V. :1 21 . vi V '- 2. -f . . 1.5 , , , il.. A'rh iwliQ .-aff .Q Q-.212 . 5-3, EHIH EEHNHEIE 571119 ' .W'!5'a!J'll7C5CF'5i diff, . if' J-?.'fQ.'4X ' 4 I-, Lf-' 735'-HTG' x. - 1 AJ- '-1-1 ' - ' ' I A W 1 ' ' w. 'f -1' -X L- f ., F? ' . PT' 1 :Q-1' f 1-12. '41?lLA. lf' LL'TL.' 'qw , uma-W' Owen L. Robinson Principol of Boulder High School Superintendent of Boulder Public Schools James H. Buchanan FACULTY TOP ROW: Connie Fox Art, Y-Teens sponsor Julia Fyock Home Economics Clyde Gelwick Director of Physical Head football coach track coach Robert Hamilton Biology, Chemistry Clarence Harrop Industrial Arts SECOND ROWS Olive Johnson Biology Raymond Kahl Chemistry, Physics THIRD ROW: Merle Lefferdink Dean of Boys, Physi Education, , Assistant cal Educa- FOURTH ROW I Ethel Mellow History Harriet Noret English FIFTH ROW: Marion Oliver Mathematics LeRoy Opdycke Physical Education, football, basketball coach Assistant and track Marian Orris Latin, German, English William Peters tion, Head basketball coach, GEOIOQY Mathematics Christine McColl Clam Mae Plgce EnQllSl'1 Physical Education, Tennis coach footing un-If TOP ROW1 Christian Recht Assistant Principal, Physics, Busi- ness Manager of Athletics Elsa Rogers Latin, English Paul Rose Commerce, Wrestling coach, Golf coach George Saunders Mathematics Rand-all Spicer Instrumental Music, Band, Or- chestra, Cub sponsor SECOND ROW: Ed Swinscoe Geometry, Assistant football coach, Track coach, History Laura Thomson History FACULTY THIRD ROW: Onah Torrence Mathematics Kathryn Willis English FOURTH ROW! Betty Ann Carlson Assistant Secretary Cecil Ford Head Custodian FIFTH ROW: Orval Helm Nurse's Secretary Nelle Jennings School Nurse Sarah Lee Cafeteria Manager Florence Munk School Nurse Mary Jean Popst Secretary 4 ' 1 1 . . ,S Q if iw ' r .. 5 . ,Wx I . . , . - ar f 'Ri 'lf if THE ELEMENTS 21511-lv,.L1'i.lIST:l 'f' 'CJ' Sa-1 !Ig... PC ,iii -1. la.. ' LD Z.A, E144 1 .V V' i 1 ,. 1 ' n .'5iu..?lK 'Y' uhm! 'LIS EKU-. l-lead Boy Lael DeMuth, Senior Class Treasurer Kent Rogers and Head Girl Alfa Jean Mclntosh 0 0 Led by Lael DeMuth, student body president, Alta Jean Mclntosh, senior class president and Kent Rogers, senior treasurer, the senior class has prospered in a year full of activity. The Senior try was held early in the tall while the annual senior play was presented on Saint Niclds day. The class breakfast was held in the spring. Climaxing the senior year were Senior week and gradua- tion exercises. Among Senior week celebrations was the annual Senior prom, which was formerly held in the fall. The senior class elected as their Senior prom queen Geraldine Kuntz. Senior class sponsors were Miss Ruth Densmore and Raymond Kahl. SENlOl2S--- TOP ROW: Margaret Abernathy Kathalyn Akins THIRD ROVV: Sanders Arnold Ski club lg Spanish club I Stage crew 3, Football 2 Orchestra l, 2, Spanish club Track 1' 2' 3: Golf 2' lg G.A,A. 3, Y-Teens l. Anne Alexander Odaroloc 3, Owl l, 3, G.A.A. 3, 2, 3, Latin club 1. 3, Ski club Y-Teens l, Donald Albert SECOND ROW: Ronald Armstrong Russell Armstrong Choir lg Football 2, Golf l, 2 3 , . Jeanette Babb Band 2, 3. FOURTH ROW: Patricia Bainbridge Stage crew 2, 3, Y-Teens l 2, 3. Donna Ball Student Council 3, Owl 2 Choir lg Ski club l, 2, 3 Cubs l, 2, 35 G.A.A. l, 2 Y-Teens l, 2, 3, Latin club lg Tennis 2, 35 Golf 3. William Barcroft Kathleen Barlow , Y-Teens l, 25 Latin club l ---SENIORS TOP ROW: THIRD ROW: Marion Barr Student. Council 35 Odaroloc Wgyne Biggs 35 Choir I, 35 G.A,A. I, 2, 35 Spanish club I5 Y-Teens Wresmng 3' I, 2, 35 Abe Lincoln in Illi- nois 2. Ned Blockmarr Bertil Benson Choir l, 2, 35 Ski club 2, 35 Pirates ot Penzance 25 H,M.S. Pinatore 35 Yeo- men of the Guard I5 Foot- ball 25 Golf I, 2, 3. Charlotte Berg Student Council I, 35 Choir I5 Stage crew 35 Cubs I, 2, 35 G.A,A, I, 2, President 35 Y-Teens I, 2, 35 Latin club I5 Panther club committee 2, Joe Bergheim Student Council I, 2, 35 Band I, 2, 35 Orchestra 25 Spanish club I5 Thespians I, 2, 35 Cheerleader 35 Panther club committee 2, President 35 Little Women I5 Snow White I5 Dear Ruth 25 The Roof 35 Wrestling I, 2. SECON D ROW: Leroy Bessol Donna Hope Betasso Student Council I5 Owl 2, 35 Choir I, 35 Thespians 35 Stage crew 35 Cubs l, 2, Vice'President 35 Y-Teens I, 2, 35 Miss Merry Christmas 35 H.M. S. Pinatore 35 Snow White I. Odaroloc 2, 35 Band l, 2, 35 The Roof 35 Dear Ruth 25 Basketball 2, 35 Tennis 3. FOURTH ROW: Robert Bonham Latin club I, 2. James Borman Spanish club I5 Football I, 2, 35 Golf i, 25 3. Marjorie Boyd Choir I, 2, 35 Ski club I, 2, 35 Spanish club I5 Cubs 2, 35 G.A.A. I, 35 Y-Teens I, 2, 35 H.M.S. Pinatore 35 Abe Lincoln in Illinois 25 Tennis 3. Anne Bramhall Orchestra I, 2, 3. SEINlQRS--- TOP ROW: THIRD ROWS Margaret Bramhall Veda Buffingfan Orchestra I, 25 Spanish club 35 Stage crew 3. Ann Bunker C I3 I, 2, 35 G.A.A. I, 25 Barbara Brandt YEI1-Sens 1, 2, 3, Stage crew 35 GAA. 35 Y- geens I, 25 Latin club I, 2, Joseph Brehm Patricia Bresler Arts 8. Crafts Club 3. FOURTH ROW: William Burgess Transferred from Roswell, N. M. 2. Madison Caby Track I5 Wrestling 3. SECOND ROW: Suzanne Cullen Orchestra 2, 35 Cubs I, 2, 35 Rom' B'e 5'e' GAA. 1, 2, Y-Teens 1, 2, G.A.A. I5 Y-Teens I5 Latin 35 Latin club I. , club 2. 5 Roberta Carlson Suzanne Brmlon Student Council 25 Choir I, Student Council I, 35 Span- 2, 35 Cubs I, 2, 35 G.A.A, I, ish club I5 GAA. I, 25 Y- 25 Y-Teens I, 2, 35 Latin Teens I, 2. club I. TOP ROVV: Helen Carroll Transferred from Long Beach, Calif. 35 GAA. 35 Y-Teens Frances Chisholm O aroloc 2, 35 Owl 2, usi- ness Manager 35 Ski club 2, 5 T espians 35 Cubs l, , 5 .A,A. , 2, 35 Y-Teen , , 5 in u 5 The Roof 35 Green Pastures 3. Sue Christiansen Student Council 35 Choir l, 5 Spanish club l5 Cubs l, 2, 5 . .A. I, 2, 35 Y-Teen , , 35 Pirates of Penzance Myrna Clark u ent Council I, , 5 Odaroloc Assistant Editor 35 Owl 2, 35 Choir 2, 35 Ski club 2, 35 Cubs l, 2, 35 G.A.A. 55 g-Teens l, 2, 35 Tennis l, SECOND ROW: Max Cobb Ski club l, 25 Football I5 Track l5 Wrestling l, 3. Robert Colhour Transferred from Great Bend High School, Kansas. ---SENIORS TH l RD ROWi Charles Connell Student Council 35 Spanish club 35 Football l, 35 Wrest Christine Corey A l FOURTH ROW Kenneth Coughlin Football l, 2, 35 Track Jacquelyn Courtney Orchestra l 2 3' Sta e crew , , r Q 25 G,A,A. l, 2, 35 Y-Teen 2, 35 Latin club l, 2. Ida Pearl Cowan Band 1, 2, 3. Bergen Cowgill Track l5 Golf l, 2. SElNllORS--- TOP ROW: Robert Crowder Student Council l, 25 Choir lg Panther club committee 35 Football l, 2, 35 Basket- ball lg Track l, 2, 3. Joan Curtis Odaroloc 35 Owl 2, 35 Choir l, 2, 35 Cubs l, 2, 35 Thes- pians 2, 35 Y-Teens l, 2, 35 Latin club l5 Dear Ruth 25 The Roof 35 Green Pas- tures 35 Pirates of Pen- zance 25 H.M,S. Pinafore 3. Jeanne GAA. l5 Y-Teens l, 2, 35 25 Tennis l, Dalton Cuthbertson Latin Robert Student Council l, 25 Band I, 2, 35 Orchestra 35 Thespians 2, 35 Stage crew l, 2, 35 Football l, 2, 35 Track l, 25 Wrestling 2. SECOND ROW: Lael DeMuth Student Council, Head Boy 35 Odaroloc, Sports Editor 35 Owl 2, Assistant Editor 35 Band l, 2, 35 Thespians 35 Latin club 25 Green Pas- tures 35 Basketball l, 2, 35 All State 25 Track l, 2. Dicksie Dillon Student Council 35 Choir l5 Ski club 2, 35 Spanish club l5 Cubs l, 2, 35 Panther club committee 35 Y-Teens l, 2, 35 State Essay Contest lst place 3, THIRD ROW: Wallace Dusenbury Orchestra l, 2, 35 Spanish club l. Jo Anne Easley Student Council 25 Odaroloc l, 2, Editor 35 Owl 2, Editor 35 Choir l, 2, 35 Ski club l, 2, 35 Cubs 2, 35 G.A.A. l, 2, 35 Y-Teens l, 2, President 35 Latin club l5 Colorado Elks Most Valuable Student 35 Pirates of Penzance 25 Tennis l, 2, 3. FOURTH ROW: .lo Ann Eastom Spanish club l, 25 Y-Teens l, 2, 35 Arts 8. Cratts club l. Joanne Eller Odaroloc 35 Choir 25 Cubs 2, 35 Cheerleader 35 Panther club committee 35 Y-Teens l, 2, 35 Arts 8. Crafts club l5 Latin club l5 Pirates of Penzance 2. Jack Euler Student Council 35 Ski club 2, 35 Football l, 2, 35 Track 25 Wrestling 2. Joan Fabrizio Cubs l, 2, President 35 G.A.A, l, 25 Y-Teens l, 2, 35 Arts 8. Crafts club 35 Latin club l, ---SENIORS TOP ROW: THIRD ROW: -loan Fivlv Charlene Ginn Choir 2, Y-Teens l, 3. William Grant Football 2, 3, Track 25 Student Council lg Orchestra Wrestling I, 2, 3. 2, 3, G.A,A. lg Y-Teens l, 2, 3, Latin l, 2, 3. Gwendolyn Firth James Flatt Student Council 2, Football I, 2, 3, Basketball l, 2. William Fox FOURTH ROW1 Dave Grometer Band 2, 3, Orchestra 2, 3, Latin 2. SECOND ROW: Bdrbtlfd Grlleh Ski Club lg GAA. I, 2, Y- ' Teens I, 2, 3, Arts 8. Crafts K?L:irFg'lg' Ski club 3 BOS club l,32, Football Queen 3, 1 F P .' T ' . kelball l, 2, Track 2, Pi- enms rates of Penzance g - - HHMISA pmaforeu 3? ,Abe Sylvia Guthrie Lincoln in llllnois 2. ZPOSIISH Club lj Y'TeeU5 lf Donna Furney Spanish Club 3, GAA. 1, RlCl 'd Hal' Y-Teens l. Ski club lg Spanish club l. SENIORS--M TOP ROW: Richard Hamel Student Council 35 Track l, 2, 3. Stella May Hamel Y-Teens 35 Arts 81 Crafts club I, 25 French club I, 2. William Hammer Odaroloc 35 Owl 2, Sports Editor 35 Football 2, 35 Bas- ketball 25 Track 25 Tennis 3. Sam Hankins Latun club I, 2. SECOND ROW: Ross Hartman Band I5 Track 2, 3. William Hastings THIRD ROW: Lota Hatch Student Council 35 Odqrolog 35 Band l, 25 Orchestra l, 25 cubs 1, 2, 3, G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, Y-Teens I, 2, 3. Roger Heath Band I, 2, 35 Orchestra I, 2, 35 Choir 35 Latin club I, 25 H.M.S. Pinafore 3, FOURTH ROW: Marian Heckendorn Orchestra I, 2, 35 Spanish club 35 Stage crew 35 Y- Teens I, 25 Latin I. Heltrick Ski club 35 Stage crew I5 Patricia G.A.A. I, 35 Y-Teens I, 2, 3. Sharon Helm Band I, 2, 35 Twirler I, 2, Head Ski club 2, 35 Cubs I, 2, 35 Y-Teens I, 2, 35 Latin club I, 25 Band Sweetheart 25 Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs 25 Green Pastures 3. Twirler 35 Orchestra 25 Robert Hewett Band I5 Choir 35 Stage crew I, 2, 35 Basketball I5 Track Student Council 35 Football 2, 35 Golf I5 H.M.S. Pina- 35 Basketball 3. fore 3. ---SEIXHORS TOP ROW: THIRD ROW: Arlene Hilgers Choir 2, 35 Spanish club 2, 35 Stage crew 35 G.A.A. 2, 35 Y-Teens 2, 35 Arts 81 Crafts club 35 Tennis 35 H.M.S. Pinaforeu 35 Abe Lincoln in Illinois 25 Trans- ferred from Mt. St. Gertrude Academy 2. Alice Hill Band l, 25 Orchestra l, 2, 35 Spanish club 35 Stage crew 35 G.A.A. I5 Y-Teens l, 2. Jerome Hinshaw Choir 35 Football l, 2, 35 Wrestling l, 2, 35 H.M.S, Pinatore' 3. Richard Hinshaw Owl 2, 35 Wrestling l, 3. SECOND ROW: James Hitchcock Football l, 2, 35 Track 2, 3. Gwen Holland G.A.A. l, 2, 3. Paula Horn Choir l, 2, 35 Y-Teens l, 2, 35 GAA. l, Latin club l, 2, 35 Dear Ruth 25 Pirates of Penzance 2. .lack Horton Choir 35 Ski club 35 Stage crew 35 Football l, 2, 35 Basketball l5 Track l5 Ten- gis 2, 35 H.M.S. Pinatore FOURTH ROW: Patricia Horton Orchestra l, 2, 35 Choir 35 GAA. 35 Y-Teens l, 2, 35 Latin club l5 H.M.S, Pina- fore 3. Sara Howard Choir l, 2, 35 Ski club l, 2, 35 Thespians 35 Cubs l, 2, 35 G.A.A. lg Y-Teens l, 2, 35 Latin club l5 Tennis l, The Root 35 Green Pastures 35 Pirates of Penzance 25 H.M.S. Pinafore 3. Nona Huber Chester Hurdle Band 2, 35 Orchestra 2, 35 Choir 2, 35 Pirates of Pen- zance 25 H,M.S. Pinafore 3. SElXllORS--- Dennis lrwin Band I, 25 Ski club I5 Thes- pians 35 Stage crew 2, 35 Chess and Checker club I, 25 Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs 25 Abe Lincoln in Illinois 2. Colleen Jackson TOP ROW: THIRD ROW1 Gary Kellogg Band I, 25 Thespians 2, 35 Latin club I, 25 Dear Ruth 25 Abe Lincoln in Illinois 25 The Roof 35 Green Pas- tures 3. Patsy Kelly G.A.A. I, 2, 35 Y-Teens 2, 35 Modern Dance club 2. FOURTH ROW: ish club 1, GAA. 1, 2, Y- Donald King 3 Ch Choir I, 25 Ski club 35 Span- Teens I, 2, , Mary Johnson Patricia Joynson Stage crew 35 Teens 3. SECOND ROW: Jack Keatley Student Council 35 Football I, 2, 35 Golf I, 2, 35 Wrest- ling I, 2, 3. William Keller Ski club I, 2, 35 Spanish club 35 Football 25 Basket- ball I5 Track 2, 3. G.A.A. 35 Y- oir I, 2, 35 Golf I, 25 Yeomen of the Guard I5 Pirates of Penzance 25 I-I.M.S. Pinafore 3. Gene King Band 35 Choir 2, 35 Thes- pians 35 Stage crew I5 Latin club 25 Wrestling 25 Dear Ruth 25 Abe Lincoln in Illinois 25 The Roof 35 2: Pirates of Penzance H.M.S, Pinafore 3. Kenneth Kleinholz H Band I, 2, 35 Choir I, 25 Football I, 2, 35 Track I, 25 Wrestling I, 2, 3. oward Klemme Choir 2, 35 Thespians I, 2, 35 Stage crew 25 Little Women I5 Abe Lincoln in Illinois 25 The Roof 35 H.M.S. Pinafore 35 Pirates of Penzance 25 American Legion Oratorical Contest Winner for I948-Home-first, Region-first, State-third 3. TOP ROW: Patricia Kleweno Bond l, 2, G.A.A. 2. 2, Y-Teens Russell Kreider Ski club l, 2, 3, Football 2, 3, Golf l, 2, 3, Wrestling l, 2, 3, 'Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs l, Green Pastures 3. Geraldine Kuntz Odaroloc 2, 3, Owl 2, 3, Ski club 2, 3, Cubs l, 2, 3, G.A.A. l, Y-Teens l, 2, 3, Arts 8- Crafts club 2, Latin club l, Senior Prom Queen 3, Tennis 2, 3, Golf 3. Mary Jean LaRue Choir 2, G.A.A. I, Y-Teens I. SECOND ROW: Irene Lauer Mary Lee Band I, 2, 3, Choir 2, 3, G.A.A. I, 2, 3, Y-Teens l, 2, Tennis l, 2, H.M,S. Pina- tore 3, Abe Lincoln in Illi- nois 2. 2, ---SENIORS THIRD ROW: Dorene Leonard G.A.A, l. William Lister FOURTH ROW: Arloa Litsey Orchestra 2, 3, Choir 2, 3, Spanish club 2, H.M.S. Pmafore 3. Ann Lockhart Ski ciub 2, 3, Thespions 2, 3, Y-Teens I, 2, 3, The Roof 3, Green Pastures 3, Jack Lorenzo Football l, 2, 3, Track 2, 3. John Mabee Student Council 3, Band l, 3, Orchestra l, 2, 3. SElXllORS--- TOP ROW: Frederick Marriott Choir 2, President 3, Pi- rates of Penzance 2, H.M.S, Pinafore 3, Foot- ball 2, 3, Track 2. Genevieve Mayberry Choir l, 2, 3, Thespians 2, 3, Cubs 2, 3, Y-Teens l, 2, 3, Latin club l, 2, Yeomen of the Guard l, Pirates of Penzance 2, l-l.M.S. Pina- fore 3, Dear Ruth 2, Joan Mayberry Choir l, 2, 3, Stage crew 2, Cubs l, 2, 3, Latin club l, 2, Tennis 3, Pirates of Pen- zance 2, Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs l, H.M,S. Pinafore 3, Jane McClellan G.A,A. 2, 3, Y-Teens 2. SECOND ROWZ Julia McCormick Neal McGuire Arts 8. Crafts club 3, Latin club l, 2, Football 2, Wrest- ling I, 2. THIRD ROW: Pauline McGuire Transferred from Oxnard, Calif. 3. Alta Jean Mclntosh Student Council l, 2, 3, Choir l, 2, Cubs l, 2, 3, Class Officer l, 2, Head Girl 3, Latin club l, 2, Pirates of Penzance 2, FOURTH ROW: Vivian McKeehan Panther club committee l, G.A.A. l. Philip Merlino Football l, 2, Track l, 2, Track Manager l, 2. Fred Mitchell June Moore Odaroloc 3, Owl 2, 3, Thes- pians 3, Y-Teens l, 2, 3, The Roof 3, Green Pas- tures 3. TOP ROWS Opal Moore Gretel Muenzinger Choir 2, 35 Ski club l, 2, 3 G.A.A. l, 35 Pirates of Pen zance 2. Carl Mullenix Football l5 Track lg Wrest ling l. Donald Myers Student Council l, 2, 3 Football l, 35 Tennis l, 2 3. SECOND ROW: Iris Nelson Band l, 2, 35 Orchestra 2 35 Stage crew l5 G.A.A. 2, Y-Teens l, 3. Marion Nelson G.A.A, 35 Y-Teens 2. ---SENIORS Tl'llRD ROWZ Dallas New Mary Ann 0'Neill Choir I, 2, 35 Ski club 35 Thespians 2, 35 Stage crew l, 2, 35 Cubs 2, 35 Cheerlead- er 35 Y-Teens l, 2, 35 Latin club I5 Pirates of Penzance 25 Yeomen of the Guard l5 H.M.S. Pinafore 35 Abe Lincoln in Illinois 2. FOURTH ROW: Ruth Oskarson Band l, 2, 35 Orchestra 25 Choir l, 2, 35 Latin club l, 25 Pirates of Penzance 25 H.M.S. Pinafore 3. Thomas Owen Owl 35 Choir 35 H.M.S. Pinafore 35 Football l, 2, 3. Donald Page Band l, 2, 35 Tennis 3. Ann Nell Palmer Choir I, 2, 35 Spanish club I5 Thespians 35 Y-Teens 2, 35 Abe Lincoln in Illinois 25 The Roof 35 Pirates of Penzance 25 H.M.S. Pinafore 3. SElXllORS--- TOP ROW: Virginia Parker Choir I, 2, 3, Spanish club 2, Y-Teens 3, H.M.S. Pina- fore 3, Pirates of Pen- zance 2, Transferred from Wyandotte High, Kansas City, Kane. .. I 1-.--. Thelma Parks Ski club l, 2, 3, Spanish club 2, Carol Pascal GAA, l, 2, Y-Teens l, 2. Rae Jean Paul G.A.A. l. SECOND ROW: Marguerite Pease Spanish club I, GAA. l, Y-Teens 2. Harold Peterson Football l, 2, Basketball l, Wrestling 2, 3. THIRD ROW: Judith Penir Student Council l, Choir 2, Ski club I, 2, 3, GAA. 3, Latin club l, 2, 3, Pirates of Penzance 2. Inez Pickett GAA, 3, Y-Teens 3. FOURTH ROW: Marilyn Pierce Owl 3, Transferred Kearney, Neb. 3. from Peggy Piper Band 2, 3, Orchestra l, 3, Choir 3, Y-Teens l, 2, 3, Latin club l, H.M.S. Pina- fore 3, Tennis 3. Kenneth Pirk Choir 3, Boys ensemble 3, Ski club 2, 3, H.M.S. Pina- tore 3, Track 2. 3, Trans- ferred from Swanville, Minn. 2. Robert Platts Student Council 2, 3, Choir l, 2, Latin club l, 2, The Ye-amen of the Guard l, Basketball 1, 2, 3, Track l, 2 3 , . ---SENIORS TOP ROW: THIRD ROW: Roland Proett Robert RiIeY Student Council 2, 3, Latin Band l, Ski club 2, Vice- club l, 2, Football l, 2, 3, Pres, 3, Spanish club l, Foot- Basketlnall l, Track l, 2, 3. ball 2 3' G0l'f l, 2, 32 Wrestling 2, 3. Joanne Pulver Student Council l, Choir 2, 1 3, Y-Teens l, 2, l-l.M.S. Chair l, 2, 32 Y'Te9Vl5 l, Pjngforen 3, 2, 3, Latin club l, 2, Pirates of Penzance 2, H.M.S. Pin- afore 3. Betfye Robinson Phyllis Pyle G.A.A. l, 2, 3, Y-Teens l, 3. FOURTH ROW: Richard Pyle Choir l, Yeamen of the Erik Rocks Guard l, Green Pastures Chow 3, Sk, dub 2 3. Stage all Football lf 37 Golf li 2' crew 3, H.M.S. Pinafare 3, 3- Foomoii 2, 3, Track 2, 3. Kent Rogers SECOND ROW7 Student Council Toot King l, Chairman Trip Council 2, Howard Ray gewniprla Class Treasugerp 3, . . air , age crew , an- glxgeql gougglefgbll Fqe 'C2l ther club committee 2, 3. 3. I l l l Shirley Rogers Helen Repplief OdOl'OlOC 3, Owl 2, 3, Ski choir i, 2, 3, Thespaans 2, g'jl3A2',?fY-2215 lf 3' Cubs 2 3' G.A.A. l' Y- ' -' ' ' ' ' ' ' 1 ' f Latin club l. Teens I, 2, 3, Latin club l, The Roof 3, The Pirates of Penzance 2. .ltImeS Rose SElXlIORS--- TOP ROW: THIRD ROW: Shirley Rose Elvin Smith Odaroloc 2, 3, Choir l, 2, 3, Cubs 2, 3, G.A.A, 1, 2, J h ' Y-Teens l, 2, 3, Latin club o n smlllh lg Pirates of Penzance 2, Dear Ruth 2, Golf 3. Football I, 2, Track 2. Helen Royce Student Council l, 2, Choir 2, 3, Cubs 2, 3, G.A.A. l, Y-Teens l, 2, 3, Arts and Crafts club 3, H,M.S. Pina- fore 3, FOURTH ROWS RlC 'd Ru William Smith The Roof 3, Football l, 2, 3, Basketball I, Track I, 2, 3, Wrestling 2, Walter Sawhill Ronald Stokes Choir 2, Ski club l, 2, 3, SECOND ROW: Cheerleader 3, Latin club l, 2, 3, Pirates of Penzance Joan Sharp 2, Track l, 2, Golf l, 3. Stage crew 2, 3, GAA. I, - 21 3: Y-Teens 1' 2, 3: Mod- Richard Sfonernan ern Dancing club 2, Tennis 3. Student Council 3, Choir l, 2, Football l, 2, 3, Basket- Barbara Sickels 'ml' l' 2' 3' Track l' Student Council l, 2, 3, Cubs I, 2, 3, Panther club commit- tee 2, 3, G.A.A. l, Y-Teens Student Council 3, Ski club l, 2, 3, Latin l, 2, 3, Jun- l, 2, 3, Track 3, Tennis l, ior Prom Queen 2. 2- Frederic Starke ---SENIORS TOP RONVZ THIRD ROWZ Jo lla Strawn Rose Marie Turner S . h Ski club 3, Y-Teens 3, Trans- Irma Jean 'rms am ferred from Salida, Colo. 3, Jane Valentine Student Council 2, 3, Odor- oloc 3, Choir l, 2, Thespians I, 2, President 3, Cubs l, 2, 35 Y-Teens l, 2, 3, Latin club, l, 2, 3, Little2Women l' D R th 5 Th Wallace Tanner Rgofw SPY U e Football 25 Basketball lg Track l, 2, 3. Richard Taylor Ski club I, 2, 3, Stage crew l. FOURTH ROWS SECOND ROWS Barbara Velfe w Th ' choir 2, 3, Y-Teens 2, 3, Bond li OfCh9SffO li 2, 32 Latin club 2, The Roof 3. Ski club l, 2, President 3, Football l, 2, 3, Track 2, 3, Wrestling I, 2, 3, Ramona Vendel Joan Trucksess Marilyn VerMeulen Student Council lg Choir l, Choir 1 Q 3- C:,,A,A, 1 2, 3, Spanish club 3, Stage ' ' ' ' crew l, 2, G.A.A, lg Y-Teens. L . . k 1, 2, i-i.M.s. Pinafore 3. OIS VIC ery SElXllORS--- TOP ROW: Melvin Walter Basketball 25 Track 2. Marilyn Weber Y-Teens l, 2, 35 Tennis 3. Shirley Wenziker Band 2, 35 Orchestra 25 Pan- ther club committee 35 Y- Teens 2, 3. Joyce Wilkins Band 35 Band Sweetheart 3. SECOND ROW: Dean Williams Student Council 35 Choir 2, 35 Panther club committee 35 Pirates of Penzance 25 H.M.S. Pinafore 35 Foot- ball l, 2, 35 Basketball l, 25 Track l, 2, 3, Wayne Williams Student Council 35 Choir 2, 35 Ski club l, 2, 35 Latin club l5 Pirates of Penzance 25 H.M.S. Pinafore 35 Foot- ball l, 2, 35 Basketball l, 2, 35 Track l, 25 Golf 3, THIRD ROW! Richard Williamson Dolores Wilson Panther club committee l, 25 G.A.A. l. FOURTH ROW: Dolores Wolf Choir l, 2, 35 Cubs 35 Y- Teens l, 2, 35 French club l, 25 Pirates of Penzance 25 I-l.M.S. Pinafore 35 Ten- nis 3. Don Woodward Odarolac 35 Owl 35 Ski club 35 Stage crew 35 Dear Ruth 25 The Roof 35 Tennis 3. Wallace Worman Band 2, 35 Orchestra I5 Latin Club l. Donald Wright Band l, 2, 35 Orchestra I, 2, 35 Choir 2, 35 Spanish club l5 Thespians 2, 35 Stage crew 25 Abe Lincoln in Illinois 25 Pirates of Penzance 25 The Roof 35 H.M.S. Pina- fore 35 Green Pastures 3. Leila Mae Allison Band l, 2, 35 Orchestra l, 2, Choir l, 25 Latin club l. Patrick Arroyo Choir 2, 3, Yeomen of the Guard lg Abe Lincoln in Illinois 2. Margaret Barham Transfer student from North High, Denver, Colo. Alfred Borrego Football l, 2, 3, Track lp Wrestling l, 3. Robert Christenson Tennis l . Donald Clyncke eff? Charles Forrest Dan Geolfos Tommy Glenn Frank Keller James Kirkbride Band 3. Alan Lockie Kingdon Parsons George Porter Joseph Scheib Track 2, 3. .8 Robert Wiley Student Council 2, Track 3. tim GTI' Albert Schell Carrie Sherman G.A.A. 1, 2, Y-T Dorothy Skinner George Slade Student Council Ruth Slattendale Lloyd Stevens James Wilcox Tomi Yamanashi EEFIS l . Front row Janice Carlson, Joanne Atanasoffg Back row-Charles Gathers, Junior Chairman Jerry Wolny Ray Sword Cl.l NSS 0 0 The Junior class officers, some- times called the Trip council, had an active year. Headed by Jerry Wolny, the other officers-Chuck Gathers, Raymond Sword, Janice Carlson and Joanne Atanasofffeworked on such major problems as the junior prom, junior dues, Christmas decorations and the tradition- al cakes for the senior breakfast. Miss Kathryn Willis and Ed Swinscoe helped the hard working five and guided them over the rough spots. This year's junior class is proud to soy that they won The Rough- house, the annual event between the sophomore and junior classes. By winning this the juniors kept the Onies from wearing the school colors until later when Chuck Gathers presented them to the Toot King Larry Hopkins at the Sock Hop. This year's junior prom was a success also. The theme was Stardust and the council, with the help of the junior class, put on what was termed one of the most successful junior proms yet. Q Q First rcw-Amis, Burger, Blocker, Atonnsoff, Buck, Akers, Bootcn: Second row-Cook, Corlson, Akins, Connell, Corroll, C. Corlson, Conley, Barr, Third row-Burgett, Brody, Ardourel, Crockett, C. Cook, Bushner, Bravo, Clemons, Fourth row-Bornes, Autrey, G. Akins, Crornblit, Bryont, Alcorn, Bruce, Fifth row-Bradford, Cline, Cloir, Andrus, C. Clork, Binkley, Boden. Q Q First row-Dodd, Ginn, Everly, Ford, Everson, Deoperi, Dobbins, Second row-Henson, Jarmon, P. Jones, Irwin, Horn, Holdermon, Eotong Third row-Gribble, Gothers, Gregory, Gollogher, Allen, Gundel, Gilbert, Fourth row-Grieder, Finley, Kindred, Gillord, Droper, Fletcher, Q Q First row--Jammer, House, M. Johnson, Kossler, Hornbock, Holden, Hutchison, Second row--Durword, Y. Johnson, Honnen, Guyer, Harding, J. Holl, Geolfos, Hemstedt, Hidy, Drumm, Eliot, Third row--Hor- rison, Humburg, Howe, Joseph, Hilgers, lmel, King, G. Holdermon, Hunt, Ehrenkrook, Koter. Q Q First row-Motschullot, Moore, Loosley, McCabe, Lovejoy, McCoy, S. Moore, Second row-Opdycke, Morris, Snyder, Simons, V. Smith, Roseler, Third row-Lowrey, McClung, Love, S. Lee, B. Lee, Osborne, Pyle, Fourth row- Mosirnon, Moydew, Rohert, Poyer, Molrng Fifth row-Lunsford, Sorden, J. Switzer, Myers, Seymour. Q Q First row-Sandow, Reed, Lambuth, New, Roach, Slattendale, Parks, Second row-Stock- man, Siegrist, Rogers, Miller, Page, B. J. Smith, Reynolds, Third row-Shapard, Peterson, Pneuman, Merritt, L. Sten- gel, R. Stengel, Sadler, Fourth row-Straughn, Rooks, Polite, Srnythe, Riley, Ray, Standifer, Merrifield, Popken, R, Shepherd, H. Shepherd. Q Q First row-W. Yoder, Van Houten, Wood, Telinde, Trurnbo, Weber, Trucksess, Second row-Von Strohe, White, Wickstrom, Whittingham, Walz, Worster, Third row-Weiker, Sword, Wolny, Tripp, Vermillion, Stokes, Fourth row-Walker, C. Weber, John Wolny, Thompson, Teets, Wirick, P. Wickstrorn, W. Teegarden. Sophomore Class Officers--Neil King, Dorothy Dalton, Larry Hopkins o o Larry Hopkins was chosen as the 1947-48 Toot King to reign over the sophomore class. Dorothy Dalton and Neil King completed the sophomore officers. Sponsors of the class were Harriet Noret and Paul Rose. The sophomore class has been very enthusiastic and active in Boulder High's sports and activities. This year's sophomores proved very sports-minded for a number of them were on the first and second teams in football, basketball, wrestling and track. Some of the Onies also had roles in the spring play Green Pastures. Although the juniors won the Roughhouse 25V2 to lOV2, the sopho- mores put up a good fight. Q Q First row-Broyles, Bennett, Erdice, Barr, Callen, Butler, Ball, Second row- Autrey, Ayers, Bokares, Dalton, Davies, Davenport, Cohen, Day, Baird, Bresslar, Third row-Cass, Bingham, Branstetter, Bresler, Collins, Clark, Bowron, Brown, Chipmon, Becker, Dodge, Christ, Cummings, Digerness, Bray, Fourth row-Bark- er, Bode, Davis, Duane, Case, Anderson, Deines. Q Q First row-Holton, Harper, Hutchison, Eaton, Hartman, Holden, Haag, Second row-Hill, Fluke, Foster, Geiss, Hamel, Grace, Horst, Third row-Hitchcock, Hellman, Gordon, Grometer, C. Gordon, Felton, Eggleston, Emmett, Fenner, Fourth row-Hickey, Hopkins, Houston, Forrest, Hubbell, Ellington, Hollister, Greeno, Grohne, Fifth row-Hodgson, Fox, Ferguson, Fick, Ginn, Gilliam, Holler. 0 0 First row-Oliver, Mason, M. Jones, Jackson, Miller, Lauer, N. Polite, Lee, Perce.: Second row-Mellen, Kirkmeyer, Owen, Moore, McG.iire, Jenkins, Klemme, McAbee, Meier, Montgomery, Prib- beno, Third rowiJameS, Klingler, Olson, McCollum, G. Jones, Putny, Parsons, Palmer, Keller, Fourth row-Mclntosh, Perry, Mead, Pollard, Hayes, W. Moore, Parks, Lee, Fifth row-H. Jones, King, Neisler, Little, Long, Petty, Potter, Ncmure. g Q First row-Sandow, Toledo, Johnson, Porter, McBroom, Kelley, Osborne, Snively, Struve, Second row-Robin- son, Wolf, Thomon, Stillwagon, Stokes, Schell, Strelt, Ward, Stratton, A. Williams, Third row-Schlatter, J. Thompson, D. Williams, McMcnis, Trumbo, Veazie, Shumock, Wright, R. Stratton, Tanner: Fourth row-Reischick, Shepard, Saleh, Tank, Teegarden, T. Thompson, Richards, Thcrnas, Rose, Fifth row-Yamanashi, Vermillion, Rohwer, Ring, Swanson, Waldrop, Switzer, Winslow, , 'W.QNYn'1:i?'7!W'ILJErE +:f .1 L-'lJ'fL5.Iw fini'-iINi1:1l.'!.f,'S' HCRPL :MTETIQS '. 1 -4' ', 4 L H ' . - : nf. , H' 'wh Q I-: I-:1J'I'.l.L.r5v'5 9.-.'a,.' 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X A 5 wa .vas , , X 5 . . hw , :.: Donna Hope Betasso, Miss Merry Christmas Jacqueline Hall, Junior Prom Queen Charlotte Berg, DAR Good Citizen JoAnne Easley, Most Valuable Student G Band Sweetheart -, J Joyce Wilkins, BHS LEADERS - - -W TOP ROW: Jerry Wolny, Junior Chairman Lael DeMuth, Head Boy SECOND ROW: Jane Valentine, Thespion President THIRD ROW: Bill Thoman, Ski club President JoAnne Easley, Owl ond Odoroloc Editor Y-Teens President - - - BHS LEADERS TOP ROW: Alta Jean Mclntosh, Head Girl Larry Hopkins, Toot King SECOND ROW: Charlotte Berg, GAA President THIRD ROWI .Ioan Fabrizio, Cub President Roger Heath, Bond Manager Y 5 gum RQ 'E' . ui I ., .. N 4 fn w 4- nf , . V H , v T' i- :s Win pg g:,.,., -: , e:'1gL:-a'E'?': 1- ' . ,Lg gt: 9 J' 1,1 '. i7'41Fr, ' , .1,i,,,, , 3-LQ gig: , 'V . A 7 4 rg, , w - V X , 1 'L 5,17 .,,1 . , ' Q . Jkmjli I Rim E ,hd1if3,i?'u.v1I?1a 1 1, 1 VQQUITLAWA 4 t V H!XUlU+!WIVE EUMPUHNUE 4 .w E ' Q A uf is ., , It vm! . ir Yr . y I . ,I 7' 'I S-aw 4 ' f A i X Q .mf + 6 ,, Q 1 ' f F A 11- 4 S, ,..- , fx ' r L, .,.. X x H., Y 'LJ I ,...! ,- ,. r -y' 1 -4 vw .1 ' I' I-... 4:3 .. 'E f '-A-:-' . -'v ' .Iv,,f'.amJ..u ' f 7 'IU Majorettes and Drum Major-Front row-Dolores Stockman, Sharon Helm, Peggy Piper, Back row-Darlene Deapen, Ned Blackmarr, Virginia Callen 0 0 A drum major and tive drum majorettes assist the Boulder High band. Sharon Helm, head majorette, has twirled all three of her years in high school, succeeding Shirley Sue Jackson as head twirler this year. Peggy Piper, the other senior major- ette, took up strutting with the band in her junior year, while Darlene Deapen and Dolores Stockman, junior prancers, will be around next year. Sophomore Virginia Callen hails from Casey and has two more years to serve with the band. Ned Blackmarr completes the corps as the only male member and as drum major. Sponsored by Randall Spicer, the majorettes and drum major have com- pleted a successful year and have been a decided addition to the public appearance of the band. 0 0 Directed by Randall Spicer, the BHS band took part in many school and community activities during the l947-48 school year. The newest addition for the band was small cap lights donated by the Elks lodge. With the aid of the lights, many clever stunts were pre- sented at all home night football games. Music was also provided for rallies, basketball games and an assembly concert was presented each SSFYTCSTEF. Civic functions included the welcoming of Santa Claus and Miss Merry Christmas and Armistice and Memorial day parades. The Uni- versity of Colorado band day was also enjoyed by the musicians. This year the northern district of the Colorado State Music Festival was held in Boulder. About 25 schools sent bands, orchestras and choirs to the April I2-I3 classic. Featured were marching, group playing, solo competition and a street parade. As an additional honor the magazine, Musical America, Who's Who in American Bands, has mentioned the BHS band for the third straight year as one of the outstanding high school bands of the United States. FLUTES Ruth Oskarson Jeanette Babb Betsy Thoman Cathryn Reynolds Lee Allison OBOE Virginia Callen BASSOON Iris Nelson Eleanor Pribbenow FRENCH HORNS Chester Hurdle Don Wright Jack Lunsford Marian Bushner Barbara Bennett Sarah Morris ALTO SAXOPHONE Paul Digerness Erdis Amis James Neisler TENOR SAXOPHONE V. J. Emmett BARITONE SAXOPHONE Gene King DRUMS Dave Grometer Richard Hoffmeister Jerry Houston Larry Hopkins lrene Eaton Wallace Worman CORNETS Dan Barnes Laverne Allen Keith Bray Mary Lee Don McClung Alice Durward Earl Cummings Walter Hellman Joy Fluke Lloyd Case Don Dodge Dale Gordon Jack Little Jim Kirkbride BASSES Don Page Gene Humburg John Becker John Lee Ronald Eggleston TROMBONES Roger Heath Joe Bergheim Charles Gathers lda P. Cowan Louis Popken Tom Barker Chester Gordon George McCollum Don Dalton ALTO CLARINET Darlene Deapen Dolores Stockman BASS CLARINET Richard Hubble Fred Grometer CELLO Carol Hutchison CLARINETS Sharon Helm Ned Blackmarr Shirley Wenziker Norman Hempstead Gary Kellogg Gene King Harold Hunt John Mabee Chloanna Stillwagon Margaret Harding Gerald Horst Jimmy Tank Arlene Moore Orva Hartman Joy Snively Joyce Wilkins Kenneth Kleinholz Russell Riley BARITONES Lael DeMuth Tom Binkley Don Alcorn Roger Perry VlOLl NS Arloa Litsey Suzanne Callen Pat Horton Thomas Petty Mary Jane Johnson Velda Owen Ruby Lauer Corrine Holton Lois Wood o 0 The BHS orchestra, directed by Randall Spicer, took an active part in many activities during the school year. Outstanding were the Christmas vesper service and the playing of in- cidental music at dramatic productions. The archestra also did itself proud in the music festival, as well as in music week programs. CELLOS Marion Heckendorn Alice Hill Elsa Hornback Ann Brarnhall Carol Hutchison FLUTES Jean Loosley Wanda Horn Betsy Thoman CLARINETS Chloanna Stillwagon Margaret Harding John Mabee Russell Riley STRING BASSES Jacqueline Courtney Rita Roach Lois Booton Peggy Piper CORNETS Earl Cummings Alice Marie Durward Keith Bray BASSGONS Eleanor Pri bbenow Iris Nelson FRENCH HORNS Chester Hurdle Don Wright DRUMS Jerry Houston Richard Hoffmeister I R Q Q First row--Harper, Osborne, Dodd, Morris, Miller: Second row-Barr, MC Guire, Grace, Horn, Third row-Veazie, Porter, Clark, Fourth row-Eaton, Robinson, Vermuelon, I Q Q First row-Ailen, Marriott, Hinshaw, Pirkg Second row-Hurdle, Heath Bray, Third rowit-Iortcn, Joseph, Fourth row+Benson, Rocks, Wright, Q Q First row-Betasso, Curtis, Siegrist, Walz, Kossler, Pulver, Carlson, Wolf, Second row-Opdycke, Robinson, Guyer, Owen, Litsey, Conley, Hutchison, Thompson, Third row-Moore, G. Mayberry Wickstrom, Page, Donna Williams, Palmer, Harding, Slatendale, McBroom, Fourth row-Allen, Heath, Hinshaw, lmel Merrifield, Wright, Dean Williams, Peterson, Vermillion. 0 0 Vocal music this year was under the direction of Ralph Yohe until his death early in the year and since that time has been directed by Mrs. Rachel Doughty. The senior choir, composed principally of juniors and seniors, is the largest of the vocal organizations at BHS. The junior choir is composed mostly of sophomore girls. From these choir organizations are formed the boys' and girls' ensemble groups. The vocal groups' activities are varied. They include programs for many different organizations, concerts, broadcasts, benefit perform- ances and operatic performances all of which afford the individual valuable experience in the field of vocal endeavor. Q Q First row-Cook, Bushner, Howard, Simons, White, Snyder, Trucksess, Oskorson, Parker, Second row-Velte, Lee, O'Neill, Easley, Royce, Hilgers, Boyd, J. Mayberry, P. Horton, Clemons, Third row-Hurdle, J. Horton, Joseph, Benson, Marriott, W. Williams, Fuller, Gilbert, Fourth row-Pirk, Rogers, Hewett, Rocks, Klemme, King, Owen, Bray. l-l. 0 0 One of Gilbert and Sullivan's most popular operettas, H.M.S. Pinafore, was chosen for this year's production. Leads were sung by Ann Nell Palmer and Laverne Allen. Chester Hurdle, Fred Marriott, Don Wright, Joan Mayberry and Donna Hope Betasso had lead supporting roles. THE CAST: Ann Nell Palmer-- ........ Josephine Joan Mayberry ..... ---Buttercup Laverne Allen-- ---- Ralph Rackstraw Donna Hope Bemsso ' Hehe Gene King -....... -.-. D eadeye Dick Chester Hurdle-- Sir Joseph Porter Roger Heath ----- ---- T he Boatswain Fred Marriott ---- --- Don Wright ---- Captain Corcoran - - -Captain's Mate Wayne Williams ------- Boatswain's Mate Jerry Hinshaw .--.--- Sergeant of Marines l Q Q First row-Siegrist, Kossler, Opdycke, J. Mayberry, Oskarson, Second row-Hutchison, Velte, Walz, G. Barr, McGuire, Third rowvThompson, Robinson, Clemons, White, Harding, Veazie, Fcurth row4William5, G. Mayberry, Palmer, Lee, Robinson, M. Barr. E Q Q First row-Walz, McCoy, Carlson, Jammer, Blocker, Geiss, Hamel, Second row -Clemons, Hall, Opdycke, Struve, Wickstrom, Lee, Day, Third row-Trucksess, Honnen, Rogers, White, Perce, Miss Bell, Fourth row-Barker, Weiker, Fletcher, Grieder, Hopkins. Q Q First row-Barr, Osborne, Hatch, Atanasoff, Dillon, Clark, Kirkmeyer, Dalton, Mclntosh, Second row-Sword Autrey, Carlson, Christiansen, Dobbins, Smith, Sickels, Berg, Connell, Bergheimg Third row--Hamel, Wolny, Anderson Starke, Hopkins, D. Williams, Lee, Myers, Recht, Fourth row-Gathers, Hastings, Rogers, D. Myers, DeMuth, King Euler, Platts, Seymour. THE STUDENT COUNCIL 0 0 Two of the main subjects handled by the council during the year was school spirit and the escorting of new students around the building to intro- duce them to the teachers and other students by the officers of the class. To start the new semester the students voted to handle the lunch room by themselves and without the supervision of the teachers. The council sponsored many school activities of the year. Under the leadership of Lael DeMuth, head boy, Alta Jean Mclntosh, head girl and Jerry Wolny, secretary-treasurer, the council complet- ed a successful year. Student council members for each semester were elected by each home room. 1 1 1 Thespians-First row--Durward, Dobbins, Hornback, Jammer, Opdycke, Chisholm, Moore, Second row-Dodd, Reynolds, Repplier, Curtis, Betasso, Lockhart, O'NeilI, Valentine, Third row-Ardourel, Kellogg, Irwin, McClung, Bergheim, Miss Burton, Fourth row-Klemme, Dalton, King, Wright, Lunsford. -l-l-l 0 0 Boulder high school's chapter of the National Thespian Dramatic Honor society has been headed during the l947-48 school year by Jane Valentine, president, Gary Kellogg, vice- president and Joan Curtis, secretary. Miss Ada Burton was sponsor of the club. Membership in Thespians requires a certain number of stage lines or work on the stage crew, properties committee or make-up crew. Ad- vancements as well as primary memberships are based on the point system. PLAY SCENES - H - Pictured here ore scenes from Boulder high school dromotic productions of A Date- With Judy, The Roof cmd Green Pastures. lui 0 0 At its first meeting of the year the mem- bers of the BHS Ski club elected the following officers: Bill Thoman, president, Bob Riley, vice-president and Dicksie Dillon, secretary and treasurer. The Ski club planned a trip almost every weekend of the skiing sea- son. They went to Loveland Pass, Arapahoe Basin and various other skiing areas. Several of the members took their cars and went to Winter Park for the weekend. Mrs. Betty Dawson was the club sponsor Crea eh devoted much time to making the skiing season o success. Y-Teens Officers-Front row-Miss Connie Fox, President JoAnne Easley, Miss Vauncille Braddy, Back row-Mary Hutchison, Jane Valentine, Jaan Mayberry, Barbara Sickels, Eleanor Rogers. 0 0 Y-Teens, formerly called Girl Reserves, is a national auxiliary of the YWCA, and is open to all girls of high school age, Primarily a service and social organization, the Y-Teens have sponsored many activities during the school year. A get-acquainted watermelon feed early in the fall was the first meeting of the club. Y-Teens sponsored the sale of 'mums for homecoming and before the junior class play the club played host to members and their dates at a pot-luck supper. The annual Thanksgiving day assembly was pre- sented by Y-Teens and during December a toy drive was conducted to help needy Boulder children. Annual Maiden's week, climaxed by the Sadie Hawkins dance, was also under Y-Teen sponsorship. A spring dance and a Mothu-'Daughter party ended the activities of Y-Teens. This year's Y- emi cabinet included JoAnne Easley, president, Joan Mayberry, vice-president and membership chairman, Barbara Sickels, social chairman, Jane Valentine, program chairman, Eleanor Rogers, treasurer, Mary Hutchison, secretary and publicity chairman and Shir- ley Smoot, sophomore representative. Miss Vauncille Braddy and Miss Connie Fox were the club's sponsors. Q Q First row-Jackson, Miller, Day, Butler, Hartman, Moore, Eaton, Lee, Collins, Second row-Hammer, Coss, Autrey, Hamel, Broyles, Davies, Dalton, Davenport, Holton, third row-McMcinis, McBroorn, Klemme, Bennett, C. Kelley, G. Barr, Porter, Pribberio, Montgomery, Fourth row-Mason, M. Holden, Diane Ball, Bingham, Fines, Hoog, Fluke, McGuire, Fifth row--Owen, Oliver, Callen, Kirkmeyer, Mellen, Grimes, Hutchison, Perce Osborne, Meier. Q Q First row-Cook, Ford, Akins, Buck, Atanasoff, Bushner, Henson, Everson, Burger.: Second row-Hornback Durward, Blocker, Dobbins, Dodd, C, Carlson, Connell, Deapenj Third row-A, Williams, Hall, S. Carroll, Horn, Conley Halderman, Hutchison, J. Eaton, J. Carlson, Fourth row-Tanner, Thompson, D, Williams, Stillwagon, Barr, A, Holden Brady, Burgett, Fifth row-Sandow, Snively, Veazie, Thoman, Stokes, Wolf, Robinson, Ward, Street. 1 Q Q First rowkllillon, Rogers, Opdycke, Betasso, Chisholm, Berg, R. Carlson, Donna Ball, Sec' and row -Kossler, H. Carroll, Snyder, Simons, Loosley, V. Smith, Stockman, Reynolds, Curtis, Third row--McCoy, Jam- mer, LaSalle, Young, Page, Moore, Eastom, Turner, Bunker, Fourth row-Whittingham, Wickstrom, Siegrist, Lovejoy, Ros- eler, Irwin, Johnson, M. Barr, Cuthbertson, Fifth row-Walz, Trucksess, B. J. Smith, Boyd, Callen, Christiansen, Matschul- lat, Courtney, Alexander. 1 ' Q Q First row-Repplier, Lockhart, Helfrick, O'NeilI, Easley, Wolf, Rose, Hatch, Second row+Fabrizio, Horn, Parker, Eller, Horton, J, Moore, Wenziker, Pickett, Strawn, Third row+Helm, Firth, Guthrie, Fiala, Sherman, How- ard, Rogers, Clark, Kuntz, Fourth row-Sickels, Royce, Hamel, Joynson, Velte, Gruen, Sharp, Pyle, Fifth row-Hilgers, Weber, Palmer, G. Mayberry, Mclntosh, Robinson, P. Kelley. Cub Officers-From top to bottom-Helen Repplier, President Joan Fabrizio, Donna Hope Betasso -l-l-l E 0 0 Serving BHS in the capacity ot a combined service and pep club, the Cubs sold 51,437 worth at athletic tickets, sat in a group at all the games, marched with the band at halt-time at the football games, ushered at numerous school functions and sponsored many other activities. The organization was under the leadership ot Joan Fabrizio, president, Donna Hope Betasso, vice-president, and Helen Repplier, secretary- treasurer. The club sponsor was Randall Spicer. The members of this organization are elected by their classmates on the basis ot scholarship and their general worthiness to the school. Each girl, thus elected, serves as a member during her junior and sen- ior years. Q Q First row-Dcapen, Page, Moore, Walz, Atanasoff, Buck, Connell, LaSalle Second row-Hall, Carlson, Dobbins, Blocker, Opdycke, Wickstrom, Akins, Ford, Young, Third row--Hornback, M. John son, Matschullat, Jammer, Brady, McCoy, Conley, Whittingham, Fourth row-Burgett, Hutchison, Y. Johnson, Holden Rogers, White, Trucksess, B, J. Smith, Everson. Q Q First row-J. Mayberry, Wolf, Repplier, Curtis, Valentine, Ellerg Second row- Clark, Carlson, Hatch, Helm, Sickels, Fabrizio, Third row-Dillon, Berg, Rose, Betasso, O'Neill, Chisholm, Fourth row- Bunker, Easley, Royce, Kuntz, Rogers, Howard, Fifth row-Mclntosh, G. Mayberry, Callen, Christiansen, Ball, Boyd. 0 0 Boulder high school's official stu- dent newspaper, the OWL, is edited weekly by the second year students of journalism. The ODAROLOC, Boulder High's yearbook, is edited by an entirely volunteer staff of high school students, Aside from editing the newspaper and yearbook, the OWL and ODAROLOC staffs sponsor numerous all-school activi- ties including many dances after athletic events. Also un- der OWL and ODAROLOC sponsorship this year were the seccnd annual Sock Hop, the annual Vodvil and the Sun Rise dance. JoAnne Easley, Editor Anne Alexander June Moore Bill Hammer, Sports Editor Dick Hinshaw Joan Curtis, Associate Feature MUFY HUWCHSOH Editor Joe Ardou rel I Edith Dobbins Donna Hope Betasso, Associate Feature Editor Marilyn Pierce 0 0 For the i947 year ot publication, Lael DeMul'h, Assistant Editor Frances Chisholm, Business Manager Geraldine Kuntz the OWL was awarded the international first place award by the Quill and Scroll Critical Service which is sponsored by Northwestern university. The OWL is printed at the Miner and Journal. The 1947 ODAROLOC won a second place national award in a contest conducted by Columbia university in New York City, The Boulder Daily Camera prints the ODAROLOC. The OWL and ODAROLOC are sponsored by Miss Bess Earp. Rita Matschullat Myrna Clark Bob Crockett Dan Woodward Tom Owen, Assistant Sports Editor Shirley Rogers Jeannette Moore .HE ODARULUC-ee TOP ROW1 Joanne Eller, Art Editor Ned Blackmorr, Business Manager JoAnne Easley, Editor Myrna Clark, Assistant Editor Lael DeMuth, Sports Editor Bill Hammer, Sports Writer SECOND ROWZ Frances Chisholm, Business Staff Lota Hatch, Business Staff Janice Carlson, Business Staff Joanne Atanasoff, Business Staff Bob Crockett, Sports Writer Terry Grieder, Art Stott THIRD ROW! Donna Page, Associate Clubs Editor Walter Weiker, Associate Ciubs Editor FOURTH ROW1 Jane Valentine, Subscription Staff Shirley Rose, Snapshot Section FIFTH ROW: Mary Hutchison, Snapshot Section Joe Ardourel, Snapshot Section Edith Dobbins, Senior Section Joan Curtis, Subscription Staff SIXTH ROW: Assistant Marion Barr, Typist Jackie Hall, Typist June Moore, Senior Section ? Anne Alexander, Senior Section Geraldine Kuntz, Editorial Assistant Dan Woodward, Feature 1 Q Q Mrs. Dawson, Chisholm, Hatch, Holton, Berg, Atanasoft, Jammer, Johnson, LaSalle, Carroll, Second row+Dalton, Davies, Davenport, Klemme, Foster, Hutchison, Hoog, Kirkrneyer, H. Carroll, Geiss, Henson, Grace, Bushner, Third row---Autrey, Hartman, Lovejoy, Connell, Harding, Ford, Akins, M. Holden, Coss, l-lornback, Horton, Dodd, Eaton, Eokares, Day, Easley, Deapen, J. Akins, Lee, Durward, Brant, Carlson, Ayers, P. Kelley, Fourth row-J. Eaton, l-lilgers, Boyd, Burger, V. Callen, Butler, Joynson, M. Barr, Alexander, A. Holden, Courtney. Q Q First row-Matschullat, Walz, Page, J. Moore, Yoder, Thoman, Stillwagon, Thompson, Second row-Osborne, A. Moore, Veazie, Stokes, Montgomery, Mason, Pyle, Sharp, Third row-Struve, Morris, Muenzinger, Pickett, Street, Porter, McBroom, Snively, Young, Opdycke, McCoy, Fourth row-Simons, Williams, Mellen, Tanner. Cheerleaders Mary Ann O'Neill, Joanne Eller, Joe Bergheim and Ronald Stokes 0 0 Leading the Boulder high school student body at football and basketball garnes and rallies were Cheer- leaders Joanne Eller, Mary Ann O'Neill, Joe Bergheim and Ronald Stokes. They were elected by the student body in the spring and served throughout the following school year. Randall Spicer served as ad- viser for the group. WOMEN ' YlEW'll1-'YQJ' FWS!! Eff ,lu--2' ..q Jli.- -' .JRTL -WW' JW'NW'v Y' ml . Zi. 'HAT' 't .- '-L.:'VilY' , '1:'.f7lM3- ML. , Z-1 a. Ri .1-,F HW '4nL4.ii'i'M l53lZvi. X iii A I 'ix F Fil' '. K.'l,:,ial2,'H-R' l.Hfl '1'K2Kli'fiV.l.Bri' '11 l'U'Sf' !?FF.EdRK XH3 RISE 'M Pictured here are the men who are responsible for athletic activities at Boulder high. Front row-Basil Allen, LeRoy Opdycke, Back row-Ed Swinscoe, Christian Recht, Merle Lefferdink, Paul Rose, Clyde Gelwick. 0 0 Boulder High's l947 edition of the Panther grid machine ended the season with an impressive won 5, lost 3 record after Wayne Williams, senior left half, openedithe sea- son on the first play from scrimmage with an auspicious 64-yard touchdown gallop. ln the rough Northern conference the Panthers lost two games and won three. Rousing defeats over Englewood, 20 to 0, over Greeley on homecoming, 2l to O, and over Longmont on Armistice day, l9 to 6, gave the Panthers third place in the final conference standings. The Panther Bees had a successful season under the tutelage of Ed Swinscoe. They won two and lost their last one, l3 to O, at Longmont. The future Panthers won over Greeley 7 to 6 and over Englewood l9 to 6. Basil Allen assisted Swinscoe in preparing the sophomores for years to come. N J B Squad Basketball Team-Left to right-Bill Forest, Orville Rose, Larry Hopkins, Allen Duane, Earl Cummings, John Becker, Duane Winslow, Raymond Shepherd, John Little, Don Switzer, Neil King and Coach LeRoy Opdycke. 0 0 Although their hopes for the i948 state high school basketball championship were shattered by Colorado Springs 34-27 in the opening round, the Panther Hoopmen completed a very successful season. The BHS basketballers retaliated from the loss to the Terrors to post victories over Brush, 56-47, and Pueblo Central, 54-33, thereby captur- ing the consolation title. ln addition to taking the state consolation title, the Boulder squad swept over all their league opposition to garner the Northern confer- ence crown with a perfect lO-O record, For a season's record the BHS squad possessed a very impressive l6 won and only three lost. Manual of Denver, West Denver and Colo- rado Springs were the only opponents during the entire season who posted wins over the Boulder five. To add to the numerous laurels already received, Lael DeMuth, lanky BHS center, dropped in l39 points in conference play to edge out Lou Koeppe of Greeley by one point for the Northern league scoring honor. For a season over-all record, the B squad won six and dropped ten. Most of the losses can be attributed to the fact that the Boulder team used sophomores for the greater part of their games, while their op- ponents employed juniors. Panthers' Game Record 29 Boulder - 42 Boulder - 37 Boulder -- 33 Boulder - 26 Boulder -- 2l 44 Boulder - J' 34 Boulder 4 4' 32 Boulder - 32 Boulder -- k 33 Boulder Y 49 Boulder f ' 39 Boulder 1 54 Boulder 7 ' 45 Boulder -- 42 Boulder - T Boulder - +C A af + Conference games Manual ,A..u,,, ,, Colorado Springs East Denver ,., ,, South Denver ,,, ,, West Denver , Centennial ,, Longmont ,, Loveland ,,, Englewood ,. , , Greeley ,,,, Fort Collins ,, Longmont ,, Loveland , ,,, Englewood ,, Greeley ,,, Eort Collins BASKETBALL- f- TOD ROW! Bill Hastings, senior, guard Roy Shepherd, iunior, forward Howard Ray, senior, center BOTTOM ROW: Lynn Mclntosh, soplwornore, guard Charles Gathers, junior, guard Clinton Draper, junior, forward Front row-Coach Paul Rose, Manager Tom Glenn, James, Gallagher, Bradford, Borrego, Kreider, Polite, Reischick Wright, Assistant Coach Jack Hughes, Second row-Barnes, Keatley, Hodgson, Thoman, Kleinholz, Fick, Thomas, Von Stroheg Third row--Geolfos, Cobb, Grant, Deines, Branstetter, Gordon, Ehrenkrook, Manager Jack Stokes, Back row- J. Hinshaw, Worster, Anderson, Peterson, D. Hinshaw, Richards, Riley, Vermillion. 0 0 Coach Paul Rose led his mat squad through Boulder's fourth wrestling season and capped third place in the conference tournament held in Boulder, February l4, l948. Chuck Keatley placed second in the state meet, while Ronnie James and Kenneth Kleinholz won first place laurels in the conference tourna- ment. The twelve-man squad consisted of Ronnie James, Leo Gallagher, Dick Bradford, Al Borrego, Russell Kreider, Olan Polite, Chuck Keatley, War- ren Hodgson, Bill Thoman, Don Fick and Kenneth Kleinholz. Boulder High's 1948 season record is as follows: North Denver 43V2 to Boulder's 6W, South Denver 37-3 over the Panther wrestlers. The Boulderites decisioned Loveland 30-24, and lost to both Greeley and Fort Collins by wide margins. l l First row, left to right-Head Coach Swinscoe, Shepherd, Proett, Tanner, Crowder, B. Smith, J. Hitchcock, Jerry Wolny, Rose, J. Stokes, Autrey, Wirick, Bruce, John Wolny, Dodge, Coach Gelwick, Second row-Fick, Saleh, Hol- lister, Platts, Little, Rogers, Cook, Dienes, T. Thompson, Maydew, Williams, Allen, Manager J. Switzer, Third row -Anderson, Shaperd, McClung, Putney, Arnold, Scheib, Becker, Rohwer, Pirk, Storke, Sword, Gathers, Grometerg Fourth row-Ring, Perry, Thoman, Richards, Schell, Moore, Kellar, Finley, Ehrenkrook, Palmer, B. Hitchcock, Wylie, Lee, B. Thompson, Back row-Olson, D. Switzer, Forrest, Hickey, Thomas, Hewett, Lorenzo, Cummings, Emmett, Coul- son, Grohne, Jones, Waldrop, Hamel. 0 0 Panther trackmen found the going hard in l948 as Head Mentor Ed Swinscoe started with only three returning letter- men. However, in the season competition, two school records were shattered by two of the lettermen and the other has another year of eligibility. Boulder thinclads placed a strong third in the conference meet held in Greeley on May 7 after placing third in both the heavyweight and lightweight divisions at the Northern Colorado meet held the previous week. At the Colorado university relays Wally Tanner won the shot put, Bob Platts the 60-yd. high hurdles and the two-mile relay fin- ished second. Twelve men qualified for the state meet held at Folsom stadium on May l5. 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BOULDER, COLO. Where Sportsmen Congregate WISH THE GRADUATING CLASS OF 1948 SUCCESS AND HAPPINESS Q.-Q.-g..g..q.....g..g..g..g.....q..g..g..g..g..g.....g.....g..g.....g..5ng..g..pq..Q..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g.....g..g.....,..g.....g ..g..g..g..g..gng...ug..g..g..g..g.....g.....g..g..g..g 665 Q.. 0--U 7 ...g-Q-q.m..g..g.................g..g..q..g..q..g..g..g.....g..g..g..g..g.. . 'XI gn Gflppreciafiofz ' turiz muh QlUlJBlEI1IfI, llnriaz-is 1500 Arapahoe ART AND CRAFT SUPPLIES PHoNs 531 2046 14th STREET BOULDER, COLORADO 0.-0..awa-on0.-png..0.4.4ng..9.4.4..Q..g..g..9.4ug..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g.....q..g..g..g.. Q- o-o-o-o--o--o-o-o-of-o-Q.-o-o-o-ono..o..g..g....................g......... 2' L I and Long Distance Moving 'EC' 5 U R C U W o E J CRD! srnfmuf 2 Phone 2300 .u.n.n.,. 1? scl-lool. suPPLlEs DRUGS Jones Drug Company Luck to the Grads 1242 Pearl Phone 1002 ...u..... ...... ...... .u... 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