Boulder High School - Odaroloc Yearbook (Boulder, CO)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1952 volume:

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' Aff f , ' -H n ' . p-- A-:wg..sW wegxswgvgg v g A ' f fi ' I ' I ! L N df L M. MfL A K , , I 5, Y , - , bwmweem gw-ik si' M : .I Y ' ' ggi M ' wx K u J kc ,sr -Q - , in Nmh,,. , . H W' 1 . .-Q 4 . . Y 1 II 1 .4 I . 4, ,, i X, K 1 , , . L f I Q x X , . 3 , 5 5 3? m Z 2 A mmm ff . W V- iv. 'Q-1' .E wa 3223 JQl'0!0C preiezzfs your ff , I7 reasure best of emones Welcome to the pirates' cove here at Boulder High. We've traveled many lanes during the last three years, and now we pause in the cove a minute-to rest, and to take a look through our Treasure Chest of Memories. Looking into the past we find many pleasant experiences to reflect upon, We see our teachers, classmates, the clubs we belonged to, our music makers and sportsters who won us many honors, and the Queens of the proms. Yes, in looking through this book now and in the years to come, we sincerely hope it shall help to bring back the pleasant memories you once were a part of here at Boulder l-ligh. Jo Anne Brasel Phyllis Lockwood Editor-in-Chief Assistant Editor Bob Moore Betty Neisler Business Manager Business Manager LAM' ' 3 sf3MfWQ5 fgW Q Q W W ff M 5 15 Mynjw M 5 C21 W H70 3 IL ' fiipuja' 5 5 DCF- Qf ifyfk iv- 'W QW H 2 6 WWMMWWMW Q we 'f1'j'p Pv1'vf jL,f ,L, H Wfffifiw gw 11+gQ'.FfuWW7f.i50j,fv5 oi ,9'?'2fQ- 3,3 V 5 C' wdiissinvww WWW MMA Q5 3 34 '33 V fifpwijj 6 ff0ZfWf57V'TZ?w'W , ' 'W 7'5' 1f f,j'f N Q-v5,1:4f'1!--5sr f LMW Wf1Q0 ?'5 x I ,fQ'L'WWwwQ - 3 -M ,,. ij? I Q ' fjgmr X, WQQNMN ff fffVW ?7f3pPwffiYQ Seated-Elke Richter and Paul Goetsch, exchange students from Germany, Standing-Michael Helgesen, England, George Cilnis, Latvia, Alexis San Miguel, Puerto Rico. We are proud to dedicate the l952 ODAROLOC to the students who came to us this year from other lands. i These students, from Germany, Latvia, Puerto Rico, and England, have served to give us all a much better understanding of peoples and countries other than ours. Through knowing them we have gained a tolerance and ,insight we formerly lacked. Our new friends have been instrumental in showing us the road to world peace and friendship - a road we are all anxious to travel. xv 'uppX.?Fr H . W-y+ ,VM 'y!,f Q Wjgfm fifaf' My 'WJ' ' . .1 , 1 3 32 uvfjifw 83 , Mffg' Jf- 2 5 15 t9dfm,r,r 'z.,d f X Tu Aymfp flaw' D .lu 1 W fWff fMM Li 945,22 I if mv, 0,5665 722' VNU fdvgje 0465 Sie, JW' Y 'XX se 'f Margaret Ahlin Librarian, Sophomore class adviser Basil F. Allen Mechanical Drawing, Eugene R. Gullette Nutt B. Burbank Woodwork, Senior class Principal of Superintendent of 0dVlS2f ould r 'gh c I Boulder Public Schools i I x.,f6lCLl!fq 0f195Q eff K ie ve far if , nk -fr ROW 4 ROW 5 Rolla nd B. Bartholomew Physics, Geolo9Y, Co-sponsor Student council, Golf coach, Sophomore class adviser Geneva M. Bell French, English, French club sponsor, Senior class adviser Marjorie Baron Vocations, Typewritingp Di- Charles Blubaugh eCl9 f Studem EmDl0Y 'f'enf Art, Junior class adviser Service, Odaroloc adviser, Sophomore class adviser Edwin o Boshom Metalwork, Auto Mechanics, Katz Klub sponsor, Senior class adviser Ada Burton English, Dramotics, Speech, Thespians sponsor Ruth Desmore Dean of Girls, Home Science Guido D. Detra Driver Training, Woodwork, Junior class adviser Dorothy Duhon Spanish, Spanish club sponsor John T. Fitch Biology, Anatomy, Psycholo- gy, Ski club sponsor, Tennis coach, Junior class adviser V? ,., lx ' , ,, 'WS' wif fm -w ii ROW l Marian R. George Shorthand, Typewriting, Office Practice, Y-Teens sponsor, Junior class adviser Fred F. Johnson Physical Education, American History, Assistant coach, Foot- ball, Basketball, Baseball Pearl B. Jones English, Junior class adviser Patricia J. Koch Homemaking, Home Science, FHA sponsor, Senior class adviser Merle B. Lefferdink Dean of Boys, Business Mathe- matics, Football coach, Basket- ball coach ROW 2 Ethel R. Mellow World History, American History, Current World Affairs, Junior UNESCO sponsor Eva Musil Music Theory, Choir, Vocal Ensembles Harriet F. Noret English, Senior class adviser Harriet Oellien Physical Education, Drivers' Edu- cation, GAA sponsor, Tennis club sponsor, Junior class adviser Marion Oliver Algebra, Geometry, Advanced Math, Junior class adviser ROW 3 LeRoy Opdycke Physical Education, Assistant coach, Football, Basketball, Track Marian C. Orris Latin, English, Debate club sponsor, Latin club sponsor, Sophomore class adviser ROW 4 J. Allen Patten Chemistry, Physical Science, Coach, Wrestling, Track, Football, Gymnastics Clara Mae Place Physical Education, Drivers' Education, Modern Dance club sponsor, Cub sponsor ROW 5 Christian F. Recht Assistant Principal, Manager of Athletics, School Treasurer, Book- keeping, Attendance Officer Elsa M. Rogers Latin, English, Latin club sponsor, Junior class adviser it if it ff if if it ff gaculfy0f1952 gacuffg of 1952 if ROW l George J. Saunders Algebra, Solid Geometry, Trig- onometry, Sophomore class adviser, Scholarship committee head William E. Seguine Orchestra ROW 2 Randall Spicer Band Ed Swinscoe Geometry, Economics, Sociology, Business Mathematics, Track coach, Assistant football and wrestling coach ROW 3 Laura E. Thomson U.S. History, Senior Problems, Sophomore class adviser ROW 4 Jerrold L. Werthimer Journalism, English, Owl adviser Kathryn warns English, Sophomore class adviser Nelle Jennings, R.N. School Nurse Eva Johnson, R.N. School Nurse Betty Vendel, R.N. School Nurse ROW 5 Orval Helm Secretary to Nurses Sarah M. Lee Cafeteria Manager Merle Giles Building Engineer Mary Jean Chaney l w' Charles Vollmer Biology, Psychology, Photo club sponsor, Senior class adviser e t..s Secretary Barbara Dayhoff Assistant Secretary MQ' his-v NM-was I'-M665 ma fineerri el QF rfb.. Q5 W. Senior Class Officers-Ross Tyler, Laura Goodrick, Ferrel Fitzpatrick. e,2L0r Glass W f 'fl Leading the activities of the 1951-52 senior class were senior president Ross Tyler, vice-president Ferrel Fitzpatrick, and secretary-treasurer Laura Goodrick. Linda Horn and Bob Haenselman served as student body Head Girl and Head Boy. First on the agenda was the Senior Fry held on September 4th, St, Nick's Day followed at which the seniors sponsored the Alumni Tea. Great Expectations, the successful senior class play, was given on February 21, 1952, Betty Munn reigned over the annual Senior Prom in May. Her attend- ants were Margie Bergheim and Virginia Roberts. Senior Week, in early June, including the Senior Breakfast, Class Day, and Commencement exercises, climaxed the activities of the Class of '52, Sponsors ot this year's senior class were: Allen Patten, Miss Harriet Noret, Miss Geneva Bell, Charles Vollmer, Miss Patricia Koch, Miss Ethel Mellow, and Ed Bostrom. Phyllis Aber John Alexander Marilyn Allen John Ashton Betty Ayers Robe rt Anderson Jane Anne Badger Roy Barlow Harry Barcroft Betty Ruth Becker Pat Beien Marjorie Bergheim Y A' sk .Seniors 0f195.9 Seniors 015952 Gus Lean Bogard John Booton Nina Mae Bower Marvin B Don F. Brady radley Jim Brannock Jo Anne Brasel Mary Anne Brehm Chuck Breffle Jack Burns Eleanor Carlson Don Caven Donna Jean Chavez Donna Christ Catherine Louise Clair Beatrice Cohen Eloise Colhour Robert Clynclce Maxine Coughlin Nadine Vera Crawford Howard Cox Vernon Kilton Crow Janet Dahl Bonnie Daley wwiwfnfafs elziors of 19552 Seniors of 1952 is Q if 12 Jane Dawson Richard Lee Deines Suzan Diaz Bill Dike Sam Draper Martha Dunham Jim Durward Lynda Lou Easley Don Evans Bob Everson Dave Ewbank John Fisk Ferrel Fitzpatrick Jo Ann Fogwell Dave Forsythe Frances Fraser Nita Lillian Fox La Vaughn Furney Terry Gallagher Elaine Giffin Milton Garwaod Ralph Harold Giles Dick Gillaspie Paul K. Goetsch sf:-:waffles ezziors of 1952 Seniors 0fp1952 if ff if wir Laura Goodrick Robe rt Gould Arlene Eleanor Griest Bob Haenselman Carole Hagman George Hall Robin Hampton Paul Hall lnza Hammond Betty Hanna Mary Ann Hatch Leonard J. Helfrick Ed Hering James Hetzer Margie Rock Hodgson Linda Horn Merrill Hough Marvin Hodgson Sharon Howe Gary Jensen Paul Johnson Jim Jones Louisa Jones Rosemarie Hrvatin fi' W ff if if S6I2l,0l'50f1Q52 Seniors 0701952 ' HS' ff fi' if Mary Louise Jump Sherry Kilpatrick Roger King Leon Kingsbury Elizabeth Kleiner Don Knutson Gene Lanning Wilda Lashley Barbara Borba ra Jane Lantz Anne Lee Glenna Gene Lee Alfa Lieber Norma Leicester Darrell Lemons Phyllis Lockwood Nancy Lovejoy David Lunsford Bill Lousbe rg Bob MacDonald Donna Martin Ronald Mauro Rex Mayberry Dean Maydew Virginia Madrigal W 'ff if Y '12 Seniors 0f1Q5.9 Seniors of 195.9 'fi' 'ik' YY Joseph Don McGrew Helen McKinney Lowrence McKinnis Noncy McPhilimy Doris Ann Melvin Robert Joy Miller Mory Mitchell Dennis Moore Noncy Jo Mitchell Robert Moore Connie Morgon Betty Munn Bo rbo ra Mye rs Betty Joe Myers Sally Kathy Nelson Ann Neeson Betty M. Neisler James Harvey Nicholson Mon roe Ove ra ker Bob Owen, J r. Beverley Irene Owen Goldie Packert Rachel Ann Parish Rudy Parsons p 'IN . ' 'lr ' ' Seniors of 1952 Seniors of 1952 f Ralph Eugene Patterson '32 er Ethel Kossler Phe rson Dick Phillips Wayne Phipps Barbara Ann Pierce Nancy Popst Loren Wray Probasco Eileen Mae Reischick Jeanne Richards Kay Raeder Robe rt Richa rdson Elke Richter Lynn Ridsdole Jennie Lu Riley Virginio Roberts Jeon Rodeck El izobeth Rose Bill Robinson Jim Roth Alfred R. Soenz John Roth Alexis Son Miguel Beverle Jeon Schoen Doris Schroder wwcrfzrfsfws eniors 0f195.S2 Seniors 01111952 fr 11' f Jean Ann Scohy Kenny Schroeder Corvin Gale Simmons Pearl Slade Warren Robert Slattendale Doris Anna Smith Joan Smith Lowell Smith Phil Smith Carol Jo-Ann Strecker Ron Sutherland Beverly Jean Toney Bill Toussig Byron M. T. Tegops Moria Dennis Trolinger Ross Tyler Toledo W. R. Tripp George Umbreit John Woite Delores Walker Bud Ward Bob Wotenpough ifrrkz' 'T S Robert B. Waite erziors 0161952 Seniors 0f1952 ft 12 ff 7,5 ff Dean Weber Aunjelitia Delene Welse Shirley Ann Westover Jack White V John E. Williams Mary Alice Williams Bertha Wright Julie Martha Zinke hu. T SENIORS NOT PICTURED -- Harlie Bradford, Jr. Myron E. Harding Lois Ann Trombetta Ralph Floyd Craggs Benjamin Ayres Lightfoot Joel Walker Barbara Smith Evans Edward Donald Smith Charles Webster Don Dwight Gillihan Richard Craig Taylor Daniel R. Winters Junior Class Officers-Front Row-Joan Narragon, Cliff Chittim, Darlieen Mooreg Standing-Bill Fairchild, Joanne Copeland. Y LUZLUV CD55 'fl' if 15' The Juniors have been guided through an active year under the Trip Council-Cliff Chittim, president, Joanne Copeland, Darlieen Moore, Joan Narragon and Bill Fairchild. Their first activity was the preparation of the food for the annual Senior Fry held in September. Next came the Junior Class play, Father of the Bride, presented in November. Anna Vee Hartman reigned as Junior Prom Queen over Stairway to the Stars, the Junior Prom held on December l5th, with Nedra Moore and Nancy Rushing as attendants. Decorating of the school for Christmas was the next responsibility for the juniors. Ushering at Commencement Exercises in June was the last service of the year. Sponsors of the Class of '53 were Miss Marion Oliver, Mrs. Pearl Jones, Miss Marian George, Mrs. Elsa Rogers, John Fitch, Charles Blubaugh, Miss Harriet Oellien, and Guido Detra. n llIIl0f'5 il' 12' Row l-V. Cox, Clemens, N, Bennett, M. Alvarez, Austin, L. Bennett, Copeland, Conroy Belser, Dayhoft, Dickson, Row 2-Beth, Baldock, Andrews, Albrighton, S. Brown, Bixler, Armstead, V. Brasel Boone, Akins, Row 3-D. Del.oach, Baessler, Cilnis, Cole, Baird, Degenhart, Currier, Cantor, D. Blair, Crist, Bly Barker, Row 4WR, Burke, D, Breffle, K. Bowron, Bashford, De Vischer, Dobbins, Chittirn, Atanasoff, J. Clark R. Davis, B. Cumrine, Bogle, Bell. 13' HT Row l-Haven, Hinkley, N. Jones, Klingler, Hartman, Greever, M. Johnson, J. Hagen, Greer, Koerner Eggleston, Row 2-Gagos, Huber, Kite, J. Howe, Gabriella, Row 3-Farrar, D. Knight, Friedman, Helart, R. Fuller Horst, Fairchild, Klein, E. Hass, R. Fitzpatrick, Row 4-Krogh, Griffith, Criswell, Hannah, G. Green, Friggens Eggleston, Jaehn, Faris, M. Johnson, Grieder, Row 5-C. Johnson, Hagman, Hart, Keim, Greenlee, Goss, Gustafson Fritz, Fullen, D. Fox, Huffman. 1 1 1 f K lUll'07't ' .'-' ',', R ow lfD. Moore, H, Palmer, Parsons, V. McCollum, M. Lee, C. Lacher, McQuigg, S. Lucke, M. Madrigal, E. McLain, Gilman, Row 27Narragon, L. Pierce, Middleton, Langell, McCormick, Lindstrom, E. Polite, Munro, N. Moore, R. Moore, E. Clark, M. Pierce, Row 3-T. Peyton, J, LaWalter, Megli, Paulus, Larkin, B, Owens, R. Lantry, Pettigrew, L. Moore, Menoher, L. Philipp, l-l. Parks, Row 44D Patterson, J. Miller, Nagel, Pastel, K. Nash, G. Perry Row l River, Tripp, Torgenson, Van Valkenburgh, Hopkins, Terrill, Ravenscratt, van der l-loop, Ward man, Weaver, Potts, Row 2-S. Smith, Schadegg, P. Smith, Swinscoe, Rushing, Simpkins, Reinert, Speer, Rafferty, Tramol, Schneller, A. White, Row 3-Clancy, G. Weber, L. Wilcox, Velasquez, Tingley, Vickery, Teegarden, Thompson, Trolinger, Worster, Row 4-D. Wood, Turnquist, Ringsby, D. Wicks, D. Williams, Sisson, H. Smith, R. Stengel, Swerdteger, B. Stewart, Shepherd, Row 5-Sworts, Riley, Rose, Richards, J. Weber. I x l S ae J' K .cv Q 5' Sophomore Class Officers-Bob McCutcheon, Betty Perkins, Ed Poncost. 0,0k0l7ZOI 6 !6L55 af at Minnie ond Joke ot on outdoor pep rolly eorly in the yeor, by bowing in o group led by Toot King, Bob McCutcheon, ond odvisors-Betty Perkins ond Ed Poncost. ff? Troditionol Respects were poid to They lost the Rough-house to the Juniors, but were ciworded their colors soon ofterword ot the Homecoming Dance, The Foculty sponsors of the closs this yeor were Miss Morion Orris, Miss Morgoret Ahlin, Miss Morjorie Boron, Rollond Bartholomew, Miss Cloro Moe Ploce, George Sounders, ond Miss Louro Thomson. S0pll0m0rf,5 'A' if Row l-Burbank, Cook, Buechmann, Dunn, Berryman, Asmus, Collum, J. Allen, L. Allen, Ardourel, Alford, Row 2-Crowder, Bradford, Branstetter, Crow, Brookhart, Dalton, Apple, Boden, Baggett, Carlson, Row 3-Burdick, deJong, Alexander, J. Colclasure, Braddock, Bills, Berryman, Aschenbrenner, Bartkusj Row 4-Dugan, Bishop, L. Colclasure, G. Cox, Beach, J. Brown, Burke, E. Brock, L. Burdick, Row 5-P. Cox, D. Crockett, DeMuth, Boland, J. Burke, Darby, B. Alexander, H. Davis, L. Dowse, Blackmer, D. Cox. 1? if Row l-Fisk, Hemmingson, Helart, Hobbs, Fulton, Hoffmire, Kater, Guy, P. Klingler, M. Jensen, Garwood, Row 2-Jenkins, Kittleman, Green, Ewing, Flatt, Kimmel, Hill, Fowler, Kilgore, Gossert, Hamilton, Haggart, Row 3-Gardner, Eberl, Johnston, Dahl, Hornby, J. Fulton, Ferguson, Failor, B. Earle, J. Gruen, Helgesen, Haas, Row 4-Hammond, Hudson, George, Koch, Frierson, Gathers, D. Hines, Fidler, Hendershott, J. Forsythe, Herkert, Gap- ter, Heflin, Kleiner, Row 5-Griest, C. Jones, Harris, Gaines, Fest, Elliot, Gilstrap, Eychner, Kropf, Eastom, Herne, Foster, Kindred, Evans. S0PA'0m0Vf'i 15 D. Nelson, Pulver, C. Lashley, D. Moore, S, Moore, S. Patterson, Morrill, Merkel, N. Lucke, A, Owens, Phelps, Row 2-J, Andrews, B. Bishopp, N. Bryant, Perkins, Olkier, M, Shepherd, Pyle, Britton, Mellecker, Macon, Oehlkers, A. Patterson, C, Colhour, Row 3-J. Miller, P. McCollum, P. New, Birnbaum, L. Beien, P. McFarlane, O'Connor, Row 4-Don McGrew, G. Retherson, D. Lewis, D. Myers, Menking, Paradise, Lang- ley, D. Lee, D. Peterson, Mondragon, McCutcheon, M. Mullin, Row 5-Palmer, Oliver, Nuzum, Pomeroy, McBride, Pennapacker, E, Pancost, G. Parks, J. Petty, Delmar McGrew, D. Long. 91 23' Row l+Warner, C. Wells, Shroeder, Slade, B. Smith, Reed, Westcott, Rugg, Woodward, Robinson, C. Weber, Row 2-Wiley, Smoot, Seright, Sayre, Ring, F. van der Hoop, G. Wylie, Wultekuhler, M. Smith, R, Sandow, P. Smith, B, Rosser, Row 3?B. Stark, Todenhoft, Tanner, Sickels, Stoddard, Schneider, Lillard, Roscnberger. Sloan, Suzuki, Rhodes, Uppendahl, Row 4-Schoenbeck, Weinrich, Riddle, West, D. Smith, D. Woods, Sutton, Weiker, C. Smith, Snyder, P. Smith, Row l-Ardourel, Copeland, l.. Bennett, Conroy, A. White, Horn, Haenselman, Greever, Hartman, Chavez, I B ttf Firchild Fullen Chittim Goodrick, Row 2-G. Cox, Gallagher, C. Breffle, Eggleston, Kandein, ranse er, a , , , Bartholomew, Row 3-Draper, Crow, Forsythe, Hodgson, Fitzpatrick, DeMuth, P. Cox, Goetsch, Blackmer, Bogard, Helart. Sfuderzf UUHCL Q f if Led by Head Boy, Bob Haensel- man, Head Girl, Linda Horn, and School Treasurer, Arthur White, the student council has accomplished several important tasks this year. First of these was the sponsorship of Roughhouse, the annual fray between the sophomores and the juniors for the school colors. Com- plete planning of the traditional Homecoming dance was undertaken by the council. An autumn theme was successfully carried out. A new addition to the school, a student directory, was compiled by the group. This directory contains the names, addresses, and phone num- bers of all students at Boulder High, These directories were for sale to all students for a nominal tee. Through arrangements by the council, Boulder High has become an Row I D Moore, S. Smith, Norragon, Wiley, B. Myers, Zinke, Richter, Pierce, J. van der Hoop, Perkins Row 2 Nicholson MacDonald, L. Smith, Mauro, Tyler, Pancost, Jim Roth, McCutcheon, Lantry, Nuzum Walker active participant in the Northern League exchange assemblies pro gram. These assemblies were outstandingly successful this year. Re-election, or new election of student council members from each counseling room was held at the beginning of the second semester. Regular meetings of the council are held each week at different periods during the day. A new program was inaugurated this year by the council wherein the students must first register before being allowed to vote in the spring elections. lt is felt this will create more interest in the elections ond prepare students for elections in later life. Praise may be given the council as they handled school affairs quite aptly during the l95l-52 year. The sponsors of the council were Eugene Gullette and Rolland Bartholomew. Hoof? Y NI fm fiwfi QQ N - H' 5. Q, ' X vga -ig gg. ,. .-,E NN 1 JANET DAHL, Football Queen - was SHERRY KILPATRKCK, Mlss Mewrry Chrnstmmw X'?'?l' CAROL STRECKER, Bond Sweetheart fx : is K -iss: 1 , N x NN XR X +R, .... , is im Ii:5':5'5.: :.I- BETTY MUNN. ig, 5 5' X 'f se gr Senior Prom Queen Bob Haenselman Head Boy Boy of the Month Linda Horn Head Girl Girl of the Month Arthur White School Treasurer Jo Anne Brasel DAR Good Citizen Odaroloc Editor Ed Hering Owl Editor Ross Tyler Most Valuable Student Boy of the Month Dick Phillips UNESCO Director General Bay of the Month Nancy Popst Cub President Nancy Jo Mitchell Y-Teen President David Forsythe Thespian President John Williams Ski Club President to Qfyfiois . Z0 in 19522 Donna Tripp FHA President Carolyn Greer GAA Cho i rrno n Sam Draper Cub Sweetheo rt Phyllis Lockwood Girl of the Month Elizabeth Rose Girl of the Month Elizabeth Kleiner Girl of the Month Lowell Smith Boy of the Month Ferrel Fitzpatrick Boy of the Month Dick Gillaspie Boy of the Month Robert Richardson Boy of the Month Bob Everson Boy of the Month if fi Qylzois who in 1952 Dis iss Moozic? The Original Eouidcr Panthers Nero missed a few What's the attraction? Spelibound Roasting the Indians ueen Anna Vcc and Court Yea Boulder? Four Shapely Cans Agony Homecoming '52 Behind the Scenes QZDQCLAMUA Ytgli x M42 , .I skim 5 i X S , Q 5 l f 2 Cub Officers-Seated--Janet Dahl, President Nancy Popst, Mary Ann l-latch, Standing-Betty Neisler, Martha Dunham, Darlieen Moore. abs 13 Open to junior and senior girls with o C average and membership in two other clubs, Cubs is the active pep and service organization of the school. The purpose of Cubs is to create pep and enthusiasm at all sporting events. ln addition, Cubs ushered and passed out programs at the football games. The purple and gold uniforms were worn each day of the game, and Cubs participated in planning rallies. Cubs busses were chartered to all Conference football and basketball games. Sam Draper was elected Cub Sweetheart at the dance held in the fall. Charles Breffle and Ferrel Fitzpatrick were his attendants. Effective decorations were carried out in the Club Panther theme. Leading the Cubs this year were Nancy Popst, president, Mary Ann Hatch, vice president, Martha Dunham, secretary, Janet Dahl, treas- urer, and Betty Neisler and Darlieen Moore, demerit chairmen. Miss Clara Moe Place sponsored the group. .1 611165 il' 15 Row l-Beien, Dunham, Brehm, M. Alvarez, Armstead, L. Bennett, E. Andrews, Dayhoff Daley, E. Carlson, Chavez, Row 2-Bixler, Clemens, Copeland, S. Diaz Austin Conroy Becker Allen B h ' 1 , f 1 1 BVQ elm Dahl, J. Brasel, Row 3-Belser, Aber, N. Bennett, V. Brasel. T? 'fi ROW l- , , , . , ain, reer, Koerner, Lindstrom, Hatch, Kilpatrick, Row 2-Lockwood, Horn, Kleiner, Goodrick, Giffin, Frazer, G. Lee, B. Lee, Leicester, Hagen, Hopkins, Lucke' Row 3-Lovejoy Lan ell J h H l-luber, Klingler, Kleiner Hartman Lacher M Lee Hrv t' G , , Q , 0 nson, agman, Jump, Griest, Greever, Gilman, N. Jones. GMA! Row l:Myers, Popst, D. Moore, Melvin, N. Moore, Mcl.Ioin, M. Pierce, McQuigg, McCollum, McPhilimy, Neislerg Row 2-M. Mcidrigol, Neeson, B. J. Myers, Mortin, Mitchell, Palmer, B. Pierce, K. Nelson, McCormick, Norrogon, Parish, Middleton, Pockert. SAI Row l-S. Smith, Rushing, Rovenscroft, Rafferty, Pot Smith, P. Slade, Torgerson, River, Tripp, Rose ' ' ' ' R d lc Roberts, Row 2-Zinke, Toney, Speer, von der Hoop, Reinert, Simpkins, Swinscoe, Terrell, Toledo, Riley, 0 ec Row 3-Richards, Richter, Schoen, Potts, Von Volkenburgh, Strecker, Reischick. Row I-barrkus, Irolinger, Johnson, deJong, Turnquist, Larkin, Row 2-C. Burke, D. Smith, R. Burke, Frierson Peyton, Row 3-Gardn C' ll ' ' ' er, riswe , Lantry, King, Friedman, A. White. is the boys' pep organization. Their uniform consists of a gold sweat Klub, newly organized last year, shirt with purple lettering, white shirt and slacks. Also a service organization, the members h given their help in school affairs. ave sponsored dances and They attended the athletic events in a body and gave support to the Cubs in cheering. P M't h ll Zinke, J Walker, Williams, Nicholson, H Palmer, Van Valkenburgh, Row l-Richter, Nelson, opst, ic e , . . Hopkins, Row 2-Hrvatin, Rodeck, Lacher, Copeland Hobbs, Alford, Kittleman, Bishopp, Westcott, J. van der Hoop, Langell, Row 3-Lindstrom, Kandelin, Austin, Gilman, Swinscoe, S. Moore, Wiley, Narragon, Greever, Fest, West, John Fitch, Row 4-C. Johnson, A. White, D. Alexander, Eggleston, D. Sutton, Fairchild, Crist, King, Green, Row 5-Brannock, P. Cox, R. Fitzpatrick, Dugan, D. Peterson, Gillhan, Tripp, Paradise, P. Johnson, Weiker, D. Meyers. ff if ff With a membership of fifty in the Boulder High Ski Club, the group has increased in size over last year. Activities of the club included trips to Allenspark and Winter Park by bus and train, which provided excitement and fun for all hickory fans. Four movies, dealing with famous ski areas, have been shown to the members this year. Officers for l95l-52 were Johnny Williams, president, Joel Walker, vice president, and Jimmy Nicholson, treasurer. Sponsor for the group was John Fitch. TLOf0qI'd,DLlj HAIL V5 15 Seated-Schenk, Alexander, Boland, Lewis, Charles Vollmerg Standing-Davis McFarland, Burke. .M0!jl'I'II .QIUZFF 61116 ff Row l-Crow, Warner, Bransfetter, M, Smith, Brookhart, Row 2- Wiley, Fanlor, Rafferty, L. Beien, Hornby, Fisk, Collom, S, Patterson, J. Hill, Stoddard. Row l Hatch J Brasel, Conroy, White, Martin, Forsythe, S. Smith, Schoen, Klinglerg Row 2-B. Pierce Miss Ada Burton Giffin, Neisler, N. Bennett, Carlson, Parish, V. Brasel, Row 3-Brannock, Pettigrew, Dobbins Tripp Chittim R Burke Ewbank, Row 4-Haenselman, Greenlee, A. White. Cl. ' 05,0L6ll25 if ff ff Boulder chapter number sixty is a member of the National Thespian Society, and is one of several hundred high schools throughout the country which belong to this organization. Points are earned toward becoming a Thespian by appearing in plays, working on play productions, and working in radio. A total of ten points is needed to become a Thespian. After becoming a member, a student may work toward becoming a Star Thespian or an Honor Thespian. The club meets monthly for programs and social functions. Each year a Best Actor and Best Actress are chosen from the plays which are presented during the current year. Dave Forsythe was elected president of this year's group, Jack White, secretary-treasurer, and Donna Martin, social chairman. Miss Ada Burton is the sponsor. Pictured here are scenes from the all-school play of l95l, Life With Mother, presented in April, the junior class play, Father of The Bride, given in November and the senior class play, Great Expecta- tions, presented in February. The top two pictures are from Father of The Bride which starred Barbara Klingler, Stephanie Smith and Lorrie Greenlee. The one at the left is from Life With Mother in which Ruth Sandham and Jim Bran- nock had leading roles. The other three pictures are from Great Ex- pectations which starred Bill Tripp. Unior H6560 V3 Hi' Row l--Greer, Anderson, Beien, Bishopp, Klingler, Hill, Flatt, Dalton, Gruen, Jensen, Garwood, Row 2-Jenkins, Belser, Dayhoff, Becker, Giftin, Horn, Allen, Beien, Chavez, Howe, Failor, Johnston, l-laggart, Row 3-Hobbs, Green, Frazer, Furney, Burbank, Bergheim, Conroy, Collom, Badger, Griest, Branstetter, Row 4-Ewing, Ardourel, Gilman, Austin, Greever, Dunham, Jump, Dahl, Klingler, Andrews, Koerner, Row 54Ewbank, Brady, Alexander, Goetsch, Fest, Crowder, Dowse, Brannock, Helgesen. ff MKinnis Phillips Raeder Richter Palmer Mellecker, Macon 1? H3 Row l-Smith, Olkjer, Smoot, Ra erty, c ,,,,, , Row 2-Wulfekuhler, Wiley, S. Moore, Schrader, Nelson, Pierce, Lovejoy, Packert, Speer, J. van der Hoop, Ward man, Ferguson, Rosser, Row 3-Warner, Wells, Williams, Neeson, Smith, Ravenscraft, Slade, McQuigg, G, Lee ' I' R Po st, Swinscoe, Parish, McKinney, Mc Schoy, Zinke, Merkel, Row 4-Lockwood, Perkins, Oehlkers, Wy ie, ose, p llum, Lantz, Strecker, Roberts, Row 5-Pomeroy, MacDonald, Petersen, McBride, Rhodes, Tegops, J. White. Co :'Q 3 l - A l ZUZLUI' 1265110 fi' 12' With a mem- bership ot one hundred and twenty students, Junior UNESCO completes its tourth year in Boulder High School. Aims ot Junior UNESCO are: l. International understanding and World Peace. 2, Development ot good citizens and good human relations. The activities ot the organization this year included a Savings Stamp and Bond Program, United Nations Week program, Clothing Drives and Overseas Aid, contact with the State International Relations Clubs, and as- sistance to the All-City Junior UNESCO. Cooperation with the American Field Serv- ice Scholarships program which gave Elke Richter and Paul Goetsch to Boulder High School for one year has been the most val- uable project, f x ifxi is ,M A ' h'ii'l3UUl,tzii1 till. X Pictured here are various groups within the Junior UNESCO. First Row--The Debate Club sponsored by Marion Orris and the Steering Committee headed by Director General Dick Phillips, Second Row-Part of Hospitality Committee and some at the Stamp Committee. Third Row-Here is a picture of the students who at- tended the International Relations Conference in Denver in the fall as they are leaving on the bus. K l-v'AWvl-v Y-Teen Cabinet Officers-Seated-Nedra Moore, President Nancy Jo Mitchell, Nancy Lovejoy, Standing-.lean Rodeck, Martha Dunham, Mary Ann Hatch, Donna Martin, Beverly Taney, Verna Cox, Sue Conroy, 'GNU ff ' r'e4' With the purpose of encouraging the growth of friendship and understanding among people, Y-Teens is an inter- national organization. The membership this year was divided into working and interest groups which included Journalism, Handicrafts, Choir, Swimming, and Com- munty Service. The Y-Teens main activity this year was the Mid-Winter Conference of the Rocky Mountain region held in Boulder, with the cabinet mem- bers, the Club Sponsor, Miss Marian George, and the local Y-Teens as hostesses. This Conference was held in February and was attended by approximately two hundred Y-Teens from throughout the region. Traditional activities of the club this year included the annual Thanks- giving Assembly, participating in the Chocolates to Europe program, selling of Christmas cards during the yule season, the Sadie Hawkins Dance in April, and the Mother and Daughter Tea in the spring, :s.n:: any ,em -.,-e y'CWf'715 11 15' Row l-Kilpatrick, Buechmann, Garwood, Jensen, Branstetter, Alford, Kimmel, Birnbaum M. Johnson, J. Hagen, Haggort, Row 2-V. Cox, E. Anjlrews, J. Andrews, L. Beien, Bishopp, Conroy, V. Brasel Hartman, L, Bennett, Gagos, Alvarez, Row 3--Dunham, Gitfin, Brasel, Aber, Becker, Hagman, Diaz, Colhour, Kit- tleman, Flatt, Hotfmire, Dalton, Row 4-Ewing, Green, Hobbs, Failor, Jump, Bergheim, Fraser, Burbank, Helart, Armstead, Gruen, Brookhart, Row 5-Koerner, Clemens, J, Collom, N. Bennett Earle Ardourel Hatch, J, Dahl Gilman, R. Dahl, Fulton, Bryant, Kandelin, Cook, Crow. '13 if Row l+Ravenscratt, M. Pierce, M. Madrigal, D. Moore, Narragon Rafferty S, Moore Wiley, Sayre Morrill, Rosser, Row 2-Reinert, Popst Rose, McCollum Strecker Pulver S ' ht Wl , , ,, , erig , yie, Oehlkers, Sandow, M, Robinson, Toledo, Row 3-Simpkins, S. Smith, Nelson, Rieschick, McPhilimy, Roberts, Rushing, Martin, Love- joy, B. Pierce, Myers, Ring, Lindstrom, M. Smith' Row 4-Rodeck, N. Lucke, Tripp, S. Lucke, McQuigg, Zinke Taney, S. Patterson L h S ' ' ' , ac er, wlnscoe, Terrel, Nelson, Packert, Wells, Row 5-Mitchell, Lockwood, New, von der Hoop, R, Warner, Schrader, Perkins, Rosenberger, B. Lee, G. Lee, N. Moore, Melvin, Stoddard. gi Gy- iT if Row l-M. Pierce, Van Valkenburgh, Packert, Aber, Miss Koch, Tripp, S, Lucke, Arm- steodg Row 2-V. Cox, Lindstrom, Anderson, N. Jones, S. Bixler, N. Lucke. si Row l J van der Hoop F van er oop Olkjer, Oehlkers, Greer, Row 2-N. Lucke, Hornby, Fisk, R. Dahl, Fulton, Morrill, Sondow, Pyle, Gossert, Westcott McCollum, Cook, P. Smith, Buechmann, Schoen, Scohy, Carlson. Q- T5 ' - . , . d H , Hill, Dalton, Hobbs, Crow, Gruen, Perkins Mellecker, Row 3- l LZFVIEKLJUZS if if Boulder High's Cheerleaders-Pat Beien, Marge Bergheim, Bob Moore and Don Knutson. Leading our cheering section at all athletic events and rallies this year were cheerleaders Don Knutson, Marge Bergheim, Pat Beien, and Bob Moore. Something new was added to the rally program this year when the sophomore, junior, and senior classes took turns being in charge of the rally, game, and dance for the last three basketball games ot the season. Another addition to the ordinary was the banquet held for all Northern Conference cheerleaders at Longmont on February 26, l952. Sv .wk , 3 ire S WW.. -ff' Lf Sir' lf Xxyesfaf 95 5 ,, f OW! Sfaff Row l- Ed Hering Editor-in-Chief Donna Chavez Associate Editor Row 2,- Elaine Giffin Business Manager Dick Gillaspie Sports Editor wc ll Hr is lliimr N H 'ttf Row 3- Sherry Kilpatrick Co-News Editor, Second Semester Jo Anne Brasel Co'News Editor Phyllis Lockwood Co-News Editor, First Semester ROW 4- Martha Dunham Feature Editor, First Semester Sam Draper Feature Editor Bob Haenselman Feature Editor, Second Semester Row 51 Phyllis Aber Make-up Editor Barbara Pierce Editorial Editor Doris Melvin Copy Reader , v 1 lliimi Ma ry Ann Hatch Assistant Business Manager t l RJ' 'N ROW l- Bob Moore Reporter Jack White Reporter Paul Goetsch Reporter David Ewbank Reporter Row 2- Delores Walker Reporter Nadine Crawford Reporter Eleanor Carlson Reporter Row 3- Beniamin Lightfoot Business Stuff Elizabeth Rose Business Staff in Row 4 Don Knutson Business Stoff John Waite Sports Stoff Row 5- Jim Hetzer Sports Staff Kathy Nelson THE OWL Business Staff Silent Adviser HAI YZ' it YZ' if: W !Sf 'S 5 Hahn' -CCT-3' ' . 'QQ J6l!Z0!0C Row l- Editor-in-Chief Jo Anne Brasel Associate Editor Phyllis Lockwood faff A-0 'X a sir if Row 24 Business Manager Bob Moore Business Manager Betty Neisler Circulation Manager Martha Dunham Row 3- Sports Editor John Waite Senior Section Chairman Mary Ann Hatch Club Section Chairman Elizabeth Rose Snapshots Editor Nancy Popst we dwzofoc Sfaff Circulation Staff Jeanine Ardourel Elaine Lindstrom Janet Dahl Margie Bergheim Business Staff Donna Potts Jack White Alice Ewing Art Staff Donna Chavez Barbara Myers Snapshot Staff Beverly Green Joan Mellecker Fleto McCormick Jean Rodeck q Q' J Sports Staff . Bob MacDonald - George Hall ' ,K s : 'ig Editorial Board X Sherry Kilpatrick David Ewbank Rosemarie Hrvatin Club Section 1 Elaine Giffin Mary Lou Jump Not pictured: Janice Wiley Senior Section Ann Swinscoe Mary Kay Rafferty Doris Melvin A Fred Gardner ui Not pictured: W a Beffv Munn 4-Lair! 5 Waufica We fea gf X s rd K 51 1 fx 5 ' -QSQ ttf.. .'1I: f 'itxgsntizsktgx' M? t.i l.1.S xx Q 1 :Hn J! Qu lsgwix :zgei'5:g5nxu!n-.g,.,., sf 937- ' 3123: L' 'S A254 f ofa ,FE 0, 21 9:21 5:5 QW! U 8- I 51 -. , 5 I' r , . l Leaders of the BHS Band-Front Row-Joanne Crow, Mary Smoot, Joanne Copeland, Shirley Brookhart, 2nd Row-Janice Gruen, Gayle Wylie, LuAnne Dalton, Drum Major-Dick Gillaspie. .Bang fi Q ff The B.H.S. Band, directed by Randall Spicer, has been very active in school activities this year. These include field maneuvering on the football field, playing at basketball rallies and games, and presenting an assembly. The Band Parents Organization and band members sold concessions at various sports events. The Band represented the school well in the annual Spring Musical Festival. Carol Strecker was chosen by fellow band members as their sweetheart for the annual Sweetheart Dance held on March 29th. This year's dance was based on the theme, Candyland. The band marched in several parades, led by Joanne Crow and Joanne Copeland, head twirlers, and Dick Gillaspie, drum major. The other five majorettes helped in various band activities throughout the year. MEMBERS OF THE BOULDER HIGH SCHOOL BAND ELUTES Marilyn Allen Joanne Copeland Virginia McCollum Nancy Bennett Cecilia Cook Eva Mae Johnston Joan Mellccker Carol Strecker Holly Van Valkenburgh Nancy Westcott ALTO SAXOPHONES Sylvia Bixler Jerry Bills Robert Watenpaugh Robert Anderson TENOR SAXOPHONES Billie J. Hornsby Shirley Lucke Hal Schoenbeck BARITONE SAXOPHONE Dwayne Nuzum RANDALL SPICER, DIRECTOR CLARINETS Clinton Fullen Ronnie Lantry Betty Becker Arnold Carlson Joanne Crow David DeLoach Larry Dugan Gale Frierson Dick Gillaspie Robert Hoenselman Carole Hagman Edward Hering Harry Herkert Sharon Howe Donna Martin Jack McBride Donald Menking Nancy Mitchell Arthur Paradice Betty Perkins Gary Pettigrew James Petty Eileen Reischick William Sickels Edward Smith David Swerdteger Donna Tripp Larry Wilcox Gayle Wylie ALTO CLARINETS Darlieen Moore Helen Palmer BASS CLARINETS Robert McCutcheon Betty Branstetter Douglas Alexander OBOES Arlene Fulton Jerolyn Kater Joan Hagen BASSOONS Lauralee Olkjer Mary Rafferty Pete Cox BASS SAXOPHONE Jack Forsythe CORNETS Cliff Chittim Kenneth Oliver Gary Weber Fred Baggett Dale Bartkus Kenneth Beach William Boland John Brown Lauren Burdick David Crockett Larry Dowse Larry Kindred Pete McFarlane Donald Myers Dean Paulus Dwayne Peterson Richard Schenk Joe Teegarden Donald Woods FRENCH HORNS Darrell Lemons Donald Larkin James Faris Stephen Fest Chris Jones Naomi Jones Norma Lucke Stephanie Smith TROMBONES Robert Richardson Roger King Larry Burdick Alan DeMuth Tim Grieder Robert Herne Chris Johnson Marjorie Johnson Robert Krogh Wayne Phipps Phil Trolinger Mike Weiker BARITONES James Durward Ralph Berryman Fred Rhodes Jerry Weber BASSES Fred Eastom Dean Patterson Donald Caven Ronnie Dobbins Merril Hough Robert Riddle Ralph Weinrich PERCUSSION Gary Koch William Fairchild Virginia Brasel Bill Crowder Marjorie Jensen Robert Miller Arlus Owens Gus Bogard rC!le5fra ff it ff Boulder High School's Orchestra, under the direction of William Seguine, presented the best in entertainment for students and townspeople. The orchestra played tor the Senior Choir Operetta, their annual assem- bly dramatic productions, and presented a Spring Concert which was well received. The Orchestra ably represented the B. H. S. Music Department in the State Music Festival held in Ft, Collins. MEMBERS OF THE BOULDER HlGH SCHOOL ORCHESTRA VIOLINS I John Ashton Barbara Lantz Bertha Wright Elizabeth Kleiner Rex Eggleston Helen McKinney Leon Riley Daniel Winters VIOLlNS ll Sigrid Asmus Barbara Rosenberger Mary Smoot Shirley Brookhart Carole Colhour Lu Anne Dalton David George Marguerite Buechmann Michael Helgesen VIOLAS Louisa Janes Jack De Jong Robin Hompton Janice Gruen CELLOS Mildred Gagos Virginia Rosenberger William Longley BASSES John Worster Fred Eastom FLLJTES Marilyn Allen Joanne Copeland Virginia McCollum OBOES Arlene Fulton Jerolyn Kater CLARINETS Clinton Fullen Ronnie Lantry Bob Haenselman Larry Wilcox BASSOONS Mary Rafferty Lauralee Olkjers TRUMPETS Kenny Oliver David Crockett Don Woods FRENCH HORNS Darrell Lemons Jim Faris Christopher Jones Stephen Fest TROMBONES Bob Richardson Tim Grieder Wayne Phipps TUBA Dean Patterson PERCUSSION Bill Fairchild Arlus Owens IOEVZEEH if 1? This year's Senior Choir Operetta, The Emper- or's Clothes, was presented on the afternoon of March evening of March ll, under the direction of Mrs. Eva Musil, vocal instructor. This adaptation of the Hans Christian Ande received popular acceptance. Characters were: Beaumonde, Emperor of Gran' Manteau Baron Archivieux, Imperial Chancellor Prince Jarrofiere, a Courtier of high degree Princess Chausette, daughter of the Emperor Flou-Flou Fripon l l Swindlers Pierre, a Courtier Toinette, A Companion to the Princess l at Warr lO and the rson's story Jim Brannock Dave Ewbank Mark Mullin Nedra Moore Donna Martin Jack White en Slattendole Beverly Toney R l-Burbank Middleton, Pulver, McCormick, N. Moore, B. Myers, Martin, Lovejoy, Pat Smith, Belser, Row 2 ow , --Richter, Riley, Westover, Taney, L. Bennett, Conroy, Furney, S. Brown, Armstead, Tripp, Row 3-Allen, Al- brighton, Langell, Hoffmire, S. Patterson, J. Jones, Weiker, Slattendale, Richards, Row 4-Braddock, Cilnis, Ewbank, Baird, Brannock, Nagle, Everson, Degenhart, S'nith. Y I e7Zl0r UU' if tk fff Mrs. Eva Musil directed one of the larg- est Senior Choirs of her career this year. This group consisted mainly of juniors and seniors interested in choral work. Several sophomores also sang this year. Officers for l95l-52 were as follows: President - - Bob Everson Secretary - - Barbara Myers Librarian - - - - Beverly Taney Student Directors - Jack White and Barbara Lee This year a Choir Parents Organization was formed to work with choir members on the project of raising money for new robes. The l5OO Row l Walker E Colhour J Scoh B tt R , , . y, ranse ter, iver, Hammond, McCollum, Copeland, Row 2-Horn B Le Smith Schneider Torgerson, Beien, V, Brasel, Griest, Mitchell, Row 3-Turnquist, Huffman, W. West A White Greever B J Myers, Rodeck, J. Brasel, Merkel, Row 4-J, White, Woods, Palmer, Pomeroy, Wilcox D Myers Lewis Worster Mullin, Haenselman, Gardner. Club was organized as a means of supplying this money. Through the purchase of l5OO Club tickets, admittance to three choir presen- tations-the operetta The Emperor's Clothes, and the Spring and Fall Festivals-was allowed. Choir members convassed the town selling tickets. The proceeds from this plus other generous donations from various civic groups enabled the choir to purchase the new robes. Choir activities were numerous this year. At Christmas time they presented two performances of a program of Christmas music. Two concerts, one in the spring and the other in the tall, were also pre- sented. The annual operetta was given on March ll and the State Music Festi- val was held in Fort Collins in April. l Modernnaires-Row l-N. Moore, Conroy, McCormick, l.. Bennett, B. Myers, V. Brasel, Martin, Rodeck, Lovejoy, McCollum, Row 2--Mullin, A. White, Torgerson, Westover, Taney, Furney, J. Brasel, Slattendale, Welker, Row 3 Wilcox, Ewlnanlc, J. White, Brannock, L, Smith, Richards, l-lutfman, Palmer. Junior Choir-eRow lfDixon, Anderson, Woodman, Bishopp, Wells, B. Smith, Kimmel, Oehlkers, Olkjer, Britton, Kittleman, Row 2fBryant, J, Andrews, l-laggart, Weber, Birnbaum, Beien, F. van der Hoop, Fowler, Seright, Flatt, Warner, Stoddard, Row 3-Ewing, Gruen, Kilgore, Sayre, Failor, R. Dahl, Ferguson, Earle, J. Reed, A. Patterson Perkins, C. Colhour. QW im, 'if it X Girls Triple Trio -Wesrovcr, Lee, Toney, Hoffmire, Bennctr, Conroy, Torgerson, Pulvor, McCollum Boys Double Quarter' A. Wnltc, Mullin, Welker, Huffman, Ewlqonk, Bolrd, Bronnfmck, J, Wlwntf' . iw E. V V if Pictured here are the men who are responsible for athletic activities at Boulder High School Row l-Ed Swinscoe Merle Lefferdink Allen Patten, John Fitch, Row 2-Rolland Bartholomew, Christian Rechht, LeRoy Opdycke Fred Johnson Qgoffaff it fl it Boulder High's football team went through a very long season this year. The Panthers lost every game except the league encounter with the Englewood Pirates, the perennial cellar-dwellers. The season was not a total loss, though, as several Panthers won rec- ognition for their feats on the gridiron. Ferrel Fitzpatrick, Boulder's center and line-backer, won state and con- ference honors and received honorable mention on the high school All- American team. Lowell Smith was placed on the second conference and state teams, while John Fisk won all-conference honors. Junior Dave Swerdfeger and senior Paul Hall were placed on the sec- ond all-conference team. With all these exceptional players many folks wondered why Boulder always lost. Several of the Panthers defeats, however, were by narrow margins and injuries hampered them all season. With nine lettermen returning, Coach Merle Lefferdink hopes to avenge some of this season's defeats next year. First Row- K Qaida!! fr is is ix? iz Pat Baldock junior, guard Maurice Bogle, junior, guard Chuck Breffle, senior, halfback Dave Breffle, junior, center Lauren Burdick, sophomore, center Second Raw- Jim Burke, sophomore, halfback Bob Crist, junior, quarterback Jack Darby, sophomore, end Jack Degenhart, junior, tackle Dick Deines, senior, guard Third Row- Samp Draper, senior halfback John Fisk, senior, guard Ferrel Fitzpatrick, senior, center Fourth Row- Bob Gould, senior, tackle Bob Haenselman, senior, guard Fifth Row- Paul Hall, senior, tackle Richard Hart, junior, tackle j,,,.. , . Cheerleader Bob Moore xv K 5 x I 5, S Cheerleader Don Knutson giwfbdld 'iff fur iff rr rw First Row- Morv Hodgson, senior, end Ronnie Mauro, senior, fullback Second Row- Fronk Miller, junior, end Ed Poncost, sophomore, end Third Row- George Perry, junior, fullback Dick Phillips, senior, quarterback George Platt, junior, quarterback Fourth Row- Bob Richards, junior, guard Dick Shepherd, junior, halfback Lowell Smith, senior, end Ron Sutherland, senior, tackle Dove Swerdfeger, junior, end Fifth Row- Ross Tyler, senior, guard and end Jim Vickery, junior, quarterback Bud Word, senior, tockle Deon Weber, senior, holfback Chuck Webster, senior, fullback N-mv' Phil if 13' Postel, junior, center John Roth, senior, forward John Waite, senior, center Dav Geo Ferr e Swerdfeger, junior, forward rge Platt, junior, guard el Fitzpatrick, senior, guard ofa? x IX Cheerleader Pat Beien Cheerleader Marge Bergheim fmkgfball Lowell Smith, senior, forward Sam Draper, senior, guard Dick Phillips, senior, guard Dick Shepherd, junior, guard Dick Gillespie, senior, guard Frank Miller, junior, center 'Ne B Squad Basketball Team-Front Row-Crockett, Kropf, Oliver, Herkert, Pomeroy, Smith, Coach Opdycke Standing-Coach Johnson, Riddle, Nuzum, DeMuth, Blackmer, Rademacher, Snyder. afkefbaf! Q' 1? of The Boulder High basketball team enjoyed its most successful season in recent years as both the A and B squads captured first place in their respective leagues. This season saw the Panthers journey to the western slope and partici- pate in a dedication tournament for three days, win the Northern Con- ference, beat the Greeley Wildcats at Greeley, suffer BouIder's worst basketball loss in over half a century, and take part in the State Tournament. Members of the Panthers, who ended the season with a record of fif- teen wins to eight losses, are Ferrel Fitzpatrick, John Roth, Sam Draper, Dick Gillaspie, John Waite, Lowell Smith, Frank Miller, Dave Swerdfeger, George Platt, Phil Pastel, Ray Baessler, and Dick Phillips. Fitzpatrick and Phillips were placed on the All-Conference team and Lowell Smith received honorable mention. Merle B. Lefferdink once again coached the Panthers to the confer- ence championship with assistance from LeRoy Opdycke and Fred Johnson. ..M!lHdqf'VS 15 15 Garry Weber, Don Barber, John Clark, Jim Nicholson, Bob Smith glfnlllfljfllfs H3 Alexis Son Miguel, Paul Johnson, Phil Trolinger. Row l Lee Hough, H. Smith, P. Smith, Weber, Pancost, Lousberg, Row 2-Barber, McCutcheon, Helart Darby Johnson Welker Gathers, Row 3-Don McGrew, Green, Burke, Sutherland, Robinson, Delmar McGrew Row 4 Coach Swinscoe Hall, Gould, Tyler, Fisk, Aschenbrenner, Hodgson, Degenhart, Coach Patten. QyVMf!iMq it it ff Coach Allen Patten's wrestling squad again turned in an excellent season. With five returning lettermen carrying the load, the Panthers won five and lost five in dual competition. The boys were at their best when the going was toughest at the con- ference meet, as they took third place behind Greeley and Fort Collins. The Panthers qualified nine men for the tournament at this meet. Those qualifying were Bill Lousberg, Paul Hall, Ross Tyler, John Fisk, Marvin Hodgson, Merril Hough, Phil Smith, Ron Helart and Jack Degenhart. Lousberg won the conference championship of the l38 lb. class while Hall and Tyler won second-place ribbons. Senior Dean Weber was elected honorary captain of the team. gg!! Row l-Bench, Krogh, Blair, Crist, Turnquist, Eggleston, Row 2-McGrew, Lontry, Wood, Keim Greenlee, Owens, Porks, Weber, Coach Bartholomew. ,Bllwbglff Xl' Row l-Coach Johnson, King, Gillespie, Tyler, Hines, Mcflutcheon, Pomeroy, Palmer, West, Cooch Opdycke, Row 2-Degenhort, Perry, Jones, Worster, Suzuki, Eostom, Rhodes, Riddle, Shank, Row 3 -J, Woite, Webster, B. Woite, Klein, Boessler, Fisk, Jim Roth, John Roth, Hodgson, Row 4-Griffith, Bogie. ig. wg X A i , , Ts X A A , 3 4 1 W4 1 Row l-Nicholson, Coach Swinscoe, Miller, C. Breffle, MacDonald, Richardson, Forsythe, Knutson, Hall, Baird, Nash L. Smith, Everson, Phipps, Hampton, Bowron, Row 2-D. Myers, Lopeman, Hetzer, P. Smith, Pancost, J. Burke Kindred, Darby, Brock, M. Evans, Gould, Blackmerg Row 3--Shepherd, Helart, Durward, Crowder, Burdick, Koch Herkert, Williams, Mayberry, Aschenbrenner, Cox, B. Smith, Braddock, Coach Patten, Row 4--Deines, Simmons Cilnis, Clark, Grieder, Gustafson. Crack ft fl' 'W The Boulder high school track team began its l95l- 52 season in late September with the fall track program. This in- cluded the organizing of Boulder's first cross country team which later won the state championship at Colorado University. The Panthers won their first two dual meets against Greeley and Long- mont and then came through with a victory in the first state high school cross country meet ever held in Colorado. Bob Richardson won first place with a time of 7.59 for the one and one-half mile course. This spring Boulder's regular track team won a lopsided 84 - 34 vic- tory over Englewood in their first dual meet of the season. The Panthers have lO lettermen returning this year, and they are spread over almost every event. The lettermen are George Hall, Chuck Bref- fle, Dave Forsythe, Don Knutson, Bob Richardson, Lowell Smith, Bob Everson, Ken Nash, Kent Bowron, Bob MacDonald, Tom Baird, Robin Hampton and Wayne Phipps. The Panthers have the hardest schedule that they have had in years but should make a good showing through- out the season. iffy Cgygjyllg 51' T3 Alice Burbank, Jan Davis, Cece Cook, Miss Oehllien, Arlene Fulton, Joanne Copeland .BOW KFIZIIIVS T5 13' Larry McKinnis, Don Evans, Dick Phillips, Bob Bly, Paul Goetsch, What xx lt? Put your arrng around mc honey? Magnetism? HS FT lIl lC! Track or football? The Champ. Ifioar wow. Traffic hazard. Get him, boyf ni a It-ft in thv mld-section. Heads Cnr tallsp - ezzior Gfcfivifies Phyllis Aber Cubs 35 Y-Teens 35 F.H.A. 35 Owl Staff 35 Transferred from Houston, Texas 3. John Alexander Katz Klub 2, 35 Junior UNESCO I, 2, 35 Ski Club I5 Band I5 Football Manager 2, 35 Wrestling I5 Tennis I, 25 Henry Aldrich 25 Stage Crew 2. Marilyn Allen Cubs 2, 35 Y-Teens I, 25 Jun- ior UNESCO 2, 35 Spanish Club I, 25 Orchestra 35 Sen- ior Choir 35 Band I, 2, 35 Show Band 25 Girls' State 2. Robert Anderson Band I, 2, 3. John Ashton Latin Club I, 2, 35 Orchestra I, 2, 35 Criterion 2 Junior Editor. Betty Ayres G.A.A. I, 25 F.H.A. 2. Jane Anne Badger Y-Teens I, 25 Junior UNESCO I, 2, 35 Latin Club I, 2, 35 Spanish Club 2, 35 Vodvil 25 Debate Club 2, 3. Harry Barcraft Band I, 2, 35 Katz Klub 2, President 3. Ray Barlow Betty Ruth Becker Cubs 2, 35 Y-Teens I, 35 Jun- ior UNESCO 2, 35 Latin Club I, 2, 35 Band I, 2, 3. Pat Beien Cheerleader 35 Cubs 2, 35 Y-Teens I, 25 Junior UNESCO I, 2, 35 G.A.A. I, 25 Modern Dance Club I5 Senior Choir 2, 35 Modernaires 25 Tennis Mariorie Bergheim Cubs 2, 35 Y-Teens I, 2, 35 Thespians 35 Junior UNESCO 35 G.A.A. I, 25 French Club I, 25 Modern Dance Club I, 25 Odaroloc Staff 2, 35 Great Expectations 35 Vod- vil I, 25 Stage Crew 25 Cheerleader 3. Gus Lean Bagard Student Council 35 Band 2, 35 Transferred from Pasa- dena, California 2. John Boaton Nina Mae Bower Horlie Bradford, Jr. Marvin Bradley Junior UNESCO I, Choir 25 Modernaires 2. 25 Senior Don F. Brady Latin Club I, 25 Band I5 Football I: Basketball I, 25 Track I5 Tennis 2, 3. Jim Brannock Thespians 2, 35 Junior UNESCO 2, 35 Ski Club 2, 35 French Club I, 25 Latin Club 2, 35 Spanish Club 35 Senior Choir I, 35 Modern- aires 35 BeIvedere 25 The Tinker 25 Life With Moth- er 25 Great Expectations 35 Curious Savage 35 Em- peror's Clothes 35 Vodvil 35 Stage Crew I. Jo Anne Brasel Cubs 2, 35 Y-Teens I, 2, 35 Thespians 2, 35 Latin Club I, 25 Senior Choir 2, 35 Mod- ernaires 2, 35 Owl Staff 35 Odaroloc Staff 2, Editor 35 Belvedere 25 Great Ex- pectations 35 Curious Sav- age 35 DAR Good Citizen 35 Stage Crew 3. Chuck Bretfle Student Council I, 35 Foot- ball I, 2, 35 Basketball I5 Track I, 2, 3. Mary Anne Brehm Cubs 2, 35 Y-Teens 25 Mod- ern Dance Club 2. Jack Burns Eleanor Carlson Cubs 35 Thespians 2, 35 G.A.A. I, 35 Owl Staff 35 Belvedere 2. Dan Caven Katz Klub 25 Band 2, 35 Vodvil 3. Donna Jean Chavez Student Council 35 Junior UNESCO 2, 35 Spanish Club 25 Owl Staff, Associate Edi- tor 35 Girls' State 2. Catherine Louise Clair 5-Teens 25 Junior UNESCO Robert Clyncke Beatrice Cohen Cubs 25 Junior UNESCO I, 25 Latin Club I, 2, 35 Mod- ern Dance Club I5 Criterion 25 Belvedere 2. Eloise Colhour Y-Teens I, 25 Junior UNESCO I, 25 G.A.A. I, 25 Spanish Club I, 25 Senior Choir I, 2, 35' 'gmoky Mountain 25 Vod- vi . Maxine Caughlin F.H.A. 25 Band I, 2. Howard Cox Ralph Floyd Craggs Nadine Vera Crawford Y-Teens 25 Junior UNESCO 25 G.A.A. 25 Modern Dance Club 25 Owl Staff 35 Trans- ferred from Dodge City, Kansas 2. Vernon Kilton Crow Student Council 35 Band I. Janet Dahl Cubs 2, 35 Y-Teens I, 2, 35 Junior UNESCO 35 G.A.A. I5 Latin Club I, 25 Odaroloc gtaff 35 Football Sweetheart Bonnie Jean Daley Transferred from Bay City, Michigan 3. Jane Dawson Band I, 25 Senior Choir 2. Richard Lee Deines Spanish Club 25 Football I, 5, 35 Wrestling I, 2, 35 Track Susan Diaz Cubs 2, 35 Y-Teens 2, 35 G.A.A. I5 Spanish Club I, 2. Bill Dike Sam Draper Junior Treasurer 25 Student Council 2, 35 Spanish Club 25 Owl Staff 35 Football I, 2, 35 Basketball I, 2, 35 Track I5 Tennis 25 Boys' State 2. Martha Dunham Cubs 2, 35 Y-Teens I, 2, 35 Junior UNESCO I, 2, 35 Latin Club I, 25 Modern Dance Club I5 Owl Staff 35 Odar- oloc Staff 35 Stage Crew 2. Jim Durward Band I, 2, 3. Lynda Lau Easley Junior UNESCO I, 25 G.A.A. I5 Modern Dance Club I. Barbara Smith Evans Dan Evans Latin Club 35 Criterion 25 Tennis 2, 3. Bob Everson Trip Council 25 Student Coun- cil 2, 35 Latin Club I5 Span- ish Club 2, 35 Senior Choir I, 35 Football I, 2, 35 Bas- ketball I, 25 Track I, 2, 35 Emperor's Clothes 35 Stage Crew 35 Boy of the Month 35 Boys' State 2. Dave Ewbank Thespians 2, 35 Junior UNESCO 2, 35 Senior Choir 2, 35 Modernaires 2, 35 Owl Staff 35 Odaroloc Staff 2, 35 Belvedere 25 The Tinker 25 Life With Mother 25 The Supreme Gift 35 Great Expectations 35 The Curious Savage 35 Emper- or's Clothes 35 Vodvil 3. John Fisk Katz Klub 25 Junior UNESCO I, 2, 35 Football I, 2, 35 Wrestling 35 Baseball I, 2, 3. Ferrel Fitzpatrick Vice-President Senior Class 35 Student Council 35 Foot- ball I, 2, 35 Basketball I, 2, 35 Track 25 Boy of the Month 35 Transferred from Charles- ton, Illinois I. Ja Ann Fogwell Transferred from Kenton, Ohio 3. David Forsythe Student Council 2, 35 Thes- pians 2, President 35 Criterion 25 Football I, 25 Basketball I5 Track I, 2, 35 BeIve- dere 25 Gun Club 25 Boys' State 2. Nita Lillian Fax Frances Fraser Cubs 2, 35 Y-Teens 2, 35 Junior UNESCO I, 2, 35 Latin Club I, 2. La Vaughn Furney Junior UNESCO 35 Senior Choir 35 Modernaires 3. Milton Garwaad Junior UNESCO 2. Terry Gallagher Student Council 2, 35 Katz Klub 2, 35 Spanish Club I5 Football I, 2, 35 Wrestling I5 Stage Crew 3. Elaine Giffin Cubs 2, 35 Y-Teens I, 2, 35 Thespians 35 Junior UNESCO I, 2, 35 Spanish Club I, 25 Modern Dance Club I5 Owl Staff 35 Odaroloc 35 Stage Crew 3. Ralph Harold Giles Dick Gillespie Toot King Advisor I5 Student Council I, 25 Katz Klub 25 Latin Club I, 25 Band I, Drum Major 2, 35 Owl Staff 35 Basketball I, 2, 35 Vodvil 35 Boy of the Month 3. Dan Dwight Gillihan Ski Club I5 Football I, 2, 35 Wrestling I, 25 Baseball I. Paul K. Gaetsch Student Council 35 Junior UNESCO 35 French Club 35 Owl Staff 35 Tennis 35 De- bate Club 35 Transferred from Marburg, Germany 3. Laura Gaodrick Toot King Advisor I5 Presi- dent Trip Council 25 Secre- tary-Treasurer Senior Class 35 Student Council I, 2, 35 Cubs 2, 35 Y-Teens I, President 25 Junior UNESCO 25 Spanish Club I, 25 Modern Dance Club I. In Robert Gould Football 2, 3, Wrestling 2, 3, Track 2, 3, Transferred gram Idaho Springs, Colorado Arlene Eleanor Griest Cubs 3, Y-Teens 2, Junior UNEISCO 2, 3, Senior Choir Bob Haenselman Head Boy 3, .Student Council 3, Thespians 2, 3, Junior UNESCO l, 2, 3, Spanish Club 2, Orchestra 3, Senior Choir 3, Band 'l, 2, 3, Owl Staff 3, Football l, 2, 3, Henry Aldrich l, Life With Mother 2, The Su- preme Gift 3, Great Ex- pectations 3, Emperor's Clothes 3, Vodvil l, 2, 3, Boy of the Month 3, Boys' State 2. Carole Hagman Band l, 2, 3. George Hall Student Council 2, Katz Klub 2, Latin Club l, 2, 3, Odor- oloc Staff 3, Track 1, 2, 3, Great Expectations 3, Vod- vil 3, Boys' State 2. Paul E. Hall Football l, 2, 3, Wrestling l, 2, 3, Gun Club 2. lnza Hammond genior Choir 3, Modernaires Robin Hampton Katz Klub 2, Junior UNESCO 5, :?rchestra l, 2, 3, Track Betty Hanna Myron W. Harding Mary Ann Hatch Cubs 2, 3, Y-Teens l, 2, 3, Thespians 3, G.A.A. l, Span- ish Club 2, 3, Modern Dance Club l, Senior Choir 2, Owl Staff 3, Odaroloc Staff l, 2, 3, Stage Crew 3. Leonard J. Helfrick Football l, Basketball l. Ed Hering Spanish 2, 3, Band l, 2, 3, Owl Staff, Editor 3, 'Boys' State 2. James Hetzer Junior UNESCO l, 2, Spanish Club 2, Owl Staff 3, Wres- tling 2, 3, Track l, 2, 3. Margie Rock Hodgson Marvin Hodgson Student Council 3, Football l, 2, 3, Basketball l, Wres- tling 2, 3, Baseball l, 2, 3. Linda Horn Head Girl 3, Student Council l, 3, Cubs 2, 3, Y-Teens l, 2, Junior UNESCO 2, 3, G.A.A. l , Modern Dance Club l, Senior Choir 2, 3, Modernaires 2, Girl of the Month 3. Merrill Hough Junior UNESCO 2, Band l, 2, 3, Wrestling l, 2, 3, Baseball l, 2, Vodvil 2, 3, Latin Club l, 2, 3. Sharon Howe Junior UNESCO l, 2, 3, Band i, 2, 3. Rosemarie Hrvatin Cubs 3, Ski Club 3, Odar- oloc Staff 3, Tennis 3, Transferred from Trinidad, Colorado 3. Gary Jensen Transferred from Idaho Springs, Colorado 3. Paul Johnson Ski Club 3, Band l, Wres- tling l, 2, Gymnastics l, 2, 3. Jim Jones Junior UNESCO l, Spanish Club 2, Senior Choir 3, Wrestling 2. Louisa Jones Y-Teens l, 2, Latin Club l, 2, 3, Orchestra l, 2, 3. Mary Louise Jump Student Council l, 2, Cubs 2, 3, Y-Teens l, 2, 3, Junior UNESCO l, 2, 3, G.A.A. l, 2, Latin Club l, Spanish Club 2, 3, Modern Dance Club l, 2, Odaroloc Staff 2, 3, Stage Crew l, 3. Sherry Kilpatrick Cubs 3, Y-Teens 3, Thespians 3, Spanish Club 3, Owl Staff 3, Odaroloc Staff 3, Great Expectations 3, The Curi- ous Savage 3, Miss Merry Christmas 3, Transferred from Grand Junction, Colo- rado 3. Roger King Ski Club 2, Band l, 2, 3, Football l, 2, 3, Baseball 2, 3, Henry Aldrich l, Vodvil l, 2, 3. Leon Kingsbury Elizabeth Kleiner Student Council 2, Cubs 2, 3, Junior UNESCO l, 2, Ski Club l, 2, G.A.A. l, French Club 3, Spanish Club l, 2, Orches- tra 2, 3, Criterion l, 2, Tennis l, 2, Great Expecta- tions 3, Girl of the Month 3. Don Knutson Katz Klub 2, Junior UNESCO l, Spanish Club l, Orchestra l, 2, Owl Staff 3, Criterion 2, Football l, 2, Track l, 2, 3, Cheerleader 3. Gene Lanning Student Council l, Latin Club l, Spanish Club 2, Trans- ferred from Dallas, Texas l. Barbara Jane Lantz Junior UNESCO 2, 3, Latin Club 3, Spanish Club l, 2, Orchestra l, 2, 3. Wilda Lashley Y-Teens l, Junior UNESCO l, G.A.A. l, 2, Spanish Club l, 2. Barbara Anne Lee Cubs 2, 3, Y-Teens l, 2, 3, G.A.A. l, 2, F.H.A. 2, Latin Club l, 2, Senior Choir l, 2, 3, Life With Mother 2, Emperor's Clothes 3. Glenna Gene Lee Cubs 3, Y-Teens 2, 3, Junior UNESCO 2, 3. Alta Lieber Y-Teens 2, G.A.A. l, 2, 3, F.H.A. 2. Norma Leicester Cubs 3, Y-Teens l, 2, G.A.A. l, 2, Orchestra l, 2, Band I. Darrel Lemons Orchestra l, 2, 3, Senior ChHir13, Band l, 2, 3, Base- ba . Benjamin Ayers Lightfoot French Club 3, Owl Staff 3, Debate Club 3, Transferred from Olathe, Kansas 3. Phyllis Lockwood Cubs 2, 3, Y-Teens l, 2, 3, Junior UNESCO 2, 3, G.A.A. l, 2, Spanish Club l, 2, Owl Staff 3, Odaroloc Staff 2, Associate Editor 3, Stage Crew 3, Girl of the Month 3. Bill Lousberg Junior UNESCO 3, Football 2, Wrestling 2, 3. Nancy Lovejoy Cubs 2, 3, Y-Teens l, 2, 3, Junior UNESCO 2, 3, Spanish Club l, 2, Senior Choir 2, 3, Modernaires 2, 3, Junior Prom Queen 2. David Lunsford Spanish Club l, Senior Choir l, 2, Modernaires 2, Football l, Wrestling l, Track 2, Stage Crew l, 2, 3. Bob MacDonald Student Council 2, 3, Katz Klub 2, Junior UNESCO l, 2, 3, French Club 3, Latin Club l, 2, Odaroloc Staff 3, Track l, 2, 3. Virginia Madrigal Cubs 2, 3, Y-Teens 2, 3, G.A.A. l, Spanish Club l, 2. Donna Martin Cubs 2, 3, Y-Teens l, 2, 3, Thespians 2, 3, Latin Club l, 2, 3, Modern Dance Club 2, Senior Choir 2, 3, Mod- ernaires 2, 3, Band l, 2, 3, Henry Aldrich l, Belve- dere 2, The Supreme Gift 3, Great Expectations 3, Smoky Mountain 2, Em- peror's Clothes 3, Vodvil 3. Ronald Mauro Student Council 2, 3, Spanish Club I, 2, Football l, 2, 3, Basketball l, Wrestling 2, Track l, 2. Rex Mayberry Football l, Track l, 2, 3. Dean Maydew Joseph Dan McGrew Student Council l, 2, Foot- balls l, Basketball l, Golf Helen McKinney Junior UNESCO 3, G.A.A. l, French Club 2, 3, Latin Club l, 2, 3, Spanish Club 3, Mod- ern2Da51ce Club l, Orchestra Lawrence McKinnis Student Council l, Junior UNESCO 2, 3, Latin Club 2, Tennis 3, Vodvil l. Nancy McPhilimy Cubs 3, Y-Teens 3, French Club 3, Transferred from Avon Lake, Ohio 3. Doris Ann Melvin Cubs 3, Y-Teens 3, Owl Staff 3, Odaroloc Staff 3, Great Expectations 3, Transferred from Denver 3. Robert Jay Miller Thespians l, 2, Band l, 2, 3, Stage Crew l, 2. Mary Mitchell Junior UNESCO l, 2, 3, Sen- ior Choir l, 2, 3. Nancy Jo Mitchell Cubs 2, 3, Y-Teens l, 2, 3, Junior UNESCO l, 2, Ski Club l, 2, 3, Latin Club l, Spanish Club 2, 3, Modern Dance Club l, Band l, 2, 3. Dennis Moore Robert Moore Ski Club 2, Owl Staff 3, Odaroloc Staff 2, 3, Football l, Track l, 2, Cheerleader 3. Connie Morgan Cubs 2, 3, Y-Teens 2, G.A.A. l, 2, Modern Dance Club l. Betty Munn Belvedere 2, Great Ex- pectations 3, Senior Prom Queen 3. Barbara Myers Student Council 3, Cubs 2, 3, Y-Teens l, 2, 3, Latin Club l, 2, 3, Modern Dance Club I, Senior Choir 2, 3, Modernaires 2, 3, Odaroloc Staff 3. Betty Joe Myers Cubs 2, 3, Y-Teens l, 2, Jun- ior UNESCO l, 2, G.A.A. l, 2, Senior Choir 2, 3. Sally Ann Neesan Cubs 2, 3, Y-Teens l, 2, Junior UNESCO 2, 3, Ski Club 3, G.A.A. l, 2, French Club 3, Latin Club l, 2, Spanish Club 2, 3, Trans- ferred from Chicago, Illinois Betty M. Neisler Cubs 2, 3, Y-Teens l, Thes- pians 2, 3, G.A.A. l, Latin Club l, 2, Odaroloc Staff 2, 3, Henry Aldrich l. Kathy Nelson Cubs 2, 3, Y-Teens 2, 3, Junior UNESCO 2, 3, Ski Club 2, 3, G.A.A. 2, Spanish Club 2, 3, Owl Staff 3, Transferred from Kansas City, Missouri 2. James Harvey Nicholson Student Council 3, Katz Klub 2, Ski Club l, 2, 3, Latin Club l, 2, Track, l, 2, 3, Boys' State 2. Monroe Overaker Katz Klub 2, Wrestling 2, Gymnastics 2, 3, Transferred gram Ardun, North Carolina Beverly Irene Owen Bob Owen, Jr. Spanish Club 3, Track 3, Transferred from Atlanta, Georgia 3. Goldie Packert Cubs 3, Y-Teens 2, 3, Junior UNESCO 3, F.H.A. 3, Trans- ferred from Boisev City, Louisiana 2. Rachel Ann Parish Cubs 2, 3, Thespians 3, Junior UNESCO l, 2, 3, French Club l, 2, Band 2, Night Before Christmas 3, Great Expectations 3. Rudy Parsons Ralph Eugene Patterson Katz Klub 2, Band l. Ethel Kossler Pherson Latin Club l, 2, Y-Teens l, G.A.A. l. Dick Phillips Student Council 2, Katz Klub 2, Junior UNESCO l, 2, Di- rector General 3, Football l, 2, 3, Basketball l, 2, 3, Tennis l, 2, 3, Bay of the Month 3, Boys' State 2. Wayne Phipps Katz Klub 2, Orchestra 3, Band l, 2, 3, Track 2, 3, Stage Crew 3. Barbara Ann Pierce Cubs 2, 3, Y-Teens l, 2, 3, Thespians 2, 3, Junior UNESCO -, 2, 3, Latin Club l, Spanish Club 2, 3, Modern Dance Club l, Owl Staff 3, Henry Aldrich l. Nancy Popst Cubs 2, President 3, Y-Teens l, 2, 3, Junior UNESCO l, 2, 3, Ski Club 2, 3, G.A.A. l, 2, Odaroloc Staff 2, 3, Tennis l. Loren Wray Probasco Kay Raeder Cubs 2, Y-Teens l, Junior UNESCO l, 2, 3, Latin Club l, 2, 3, Modern Dance Club l, Criterion 2, BeIvedere 2, Life With Mother 2, Girls' State 2. Eileen Mae Reischick Cubs 3, Y-Teens 3, Junior UNESCO l, 2, 3, Spanish Club 2, Band l, 2, 3. Jeanne Richards Cubs 2, 3, Y-Teens 2, G.A.A. l, Spanish Club 2, Modern Dance Club l. Robert Richardson Katz Klub 2, Spanish Club 3, Orchestra l, 2, 3, Band l, 2, 3, Football l, Track 2, 3, Vadvil l, Boy of the Month 3, Boys' State 2. Elke Richter Student Council 3, Cubs 3, Junior UNESCO 3, Ski Club 3, Latin Club 3, Senior Choir 3, Transferred from Hann- over, Germany 3. Lynn Didsdale Katz Klub 2, Track l. Jennie Lu Riley Student Council l, Cubs 2, 3, Y-Teens 2, Junior UNESCO 2, 3, Senior Choir 2, 3. Virginia Roberts Cubs 2, 3, Y-Teens l, 2, 3, Junior UNESCO l, 2, 3, G.A.A. l, 2, Modern Dance Club l. Bill Robinson Wrestling l, 3, Track 2, Baseball 3. Jean Rodeck Cubs 2, 3, Y-Teens l, 2, 3, Junior UNESCO l, 2, Ski Club 2, 3, Latin Club l, 2, Modern Dance Club 2, Senior Choir 2, 3, Modernaires 2, 3, Odaroloc Staff 3, Vodvil 3, Stage Crew 3. Elizabeth Rose Cubs 2, 3, Y-Teens l, 2, 3, Junior UNESCO 2, 3, G.A.A. l, Spanish Club l, 2, Modern Dance Club l, Owl Staff 3, Odaroloc Staff l, 2, 3, Stage Crew 3, Girl of the Month 3, Senior Choir 2. Jim Roth Student Council 3, Spanish Club 2, Baseball 2, 3, Trans- ferred from Aurora, Illinois 2. John Roth Student Council 2, Basketball 2, 3, Baseball 2, 3, Trans- ferred from Aurora, Illinois. Alfred R. Saenz Katz Klub 3, Football l, Wrestling l, 2, 3, Track l, 2. Alexis San Miguel Junior UNESCO 3, Spanish Club 3, Gymnastics 3, Trans- ferred from Puerto Rico 3. Beverle Jean Schoen Cubs 2, 3, Y-Teens l, 2, Thespians 3, G.A.A. 2, 3, Modern Dance Club l, 2, Tennis l, Belvedere 2, The Supreme Gift 3. Doris Schrader Y-Teens l, G.A.A. l, Modern Dance Club l. Jean Ann Scohy Y-Teens l, G.A.A. 2, Senior Choir l, 2, 3. Ken R. Schroeder Junior UNESCO l, 2, Ski Club 2, French Club l, 2. Corvin Gale Simmons Katz Klub 2, Ski Club 2, Track l, 2, 3. Dick Leroy Slade Pearl Slade Cubs 3, Y-Teens 2, Junior UNESCO l, 2, 3, G.A.A. 2, 3. Warren Robert Slattendale Ski Club 2, Senior Choir 1, 2, 3, Modernaires 2, 3, Wrestling 3, Gymnastics l. Doris Anna Smith Junior UNESCO l, 2, French Club l, 2, Spanish Club 3, Senior Choir l, 2, 3, Modern- aires 2. Edward Donald Smith Band l, 2, 3. Joan Smith Y-Teens 3, Junior UNESCO 3. Lowell Smith Trip Council 2, Student Coun- cil l, 2, 3, Spanish Club l, 2, Senior Choir l, 2, 3, Mod- ernaires 3, Football l, 2, 3, Basketball l, 2, 3, Track l, 2, 3, Boy of the Month 3, Boys' State 2, Emperor's Clothes 3. Phillip Smith Football l, 2, Wrestling l, 2, 3, Track l, 2, 3. Carol Jo-Ann Strecker Cubs 2, 3, Y-Teens l, 2, 3, Junior UNESCO 2, 3, Spanish Club l, 2, Band l, 2, 3, Band Sweetheart 3. Ron Sutherland Football l, 2, 3, Wrestling l, 3, Track 2, Baseball l. Beverly Jean Toney Cubs 2, 3, Y-Teens l, 2, 3, Spanish Club l, 2, Modern Dance Club l, 2, Senior Choir 2, 3, Modernaires 2, 3, Ten- nis l, Vodvil l, 2. Bill Taussig Spanish Club l, 2. Dick Taylor Katz Klub 2, Junior UNESCO l, Spanish Club l, 2, Football 2, Gun Club 2. Byron M. T. Tegops Junior UNESCO 2, 3, Gun Club 2, Baseball 3. Maria Toledo Cubs 2, 3, Y-Teens 2, 3, Spanish Club l, 2, Band l. W. R. Tripp Thespians I, 2, 3, Spanish Club l, 2 ,3, Odaroloc Staff l, 2, Wrestling l, Henry Aldrich l, Great Expecta- tions 3. Dennis Trolinger Lois Ann Trombetta Transferred from Rome, Italy George Umbreit Ski Club l, Spanish Club 2, Football 2, Tennis 2, Stage Crew l, 2. Ross Tyler Toot King l, President Senior Class 3, Katz Klub 2, Latin Club l, 2, Football l, 3, Wrestling 2, 3, Baseball l, 2, 3, Boys' State 2, Boy of the Month 3. Robert B. Waite Katz Klub 2, Junior UNESCO l, 2, 3, Latin Club l, Spanish Club l, 2, 3, Basketball l, Baseball l, 2, 3. John Waite Owl Staff 3, Odaroloc Staff 3, Basketball l, 2, 3, Base- ball l, 2, 3. . Delores Walker Cubs 2, Junior UNESCO l, 2, G.A.A. l, 2, Senior Choir 3, 3, Owl Staff 3, Tennis l, Joel Walker Student Council 3, Ski Club 2, 3, Spanish Club 2, Gym- nastics 2. Bud Ward Football 2, 3. Bob Watenpaugh Student Council l, Katz Klub 2, Spanish Club 2, 3, Band l, 2, 3, Stage Crew l. Dean Weber Spanish Club l, Football l, 2, lglrestling l, 2, 3, Golf Charles Webster Soatball 2, 3, Baseball l, 2, Aunielitia Delene Welsh Transferred from Marion, ln- diana. Shirley Ann Westover Senior Choir l, 2, 3, Modern- aires 2, 3. Jack White Thespians l, 2, 3, Latin Club l, Senior Choir l, 2, 3, Mod- ernaires 2, 3, Owl Staff 3, Odaroloc Staff l, 3, Henry Aldrich l, Belvedere 2, Night Before Christmas 3, Great Expectations 3, Cu- rious Savage 3, Mikado l, Smoky Mountain 2, Emiaeror's Clothes 3, Vod- vil . John E. Williams Katz Klub 2, Ski Club l, 2, 3, Band l, Football l, 2, Basketball I, Track l, 2, 3, Great Expectations 3. Mary Alice Williams Junior UNESCO 3, Spanish Club 2, Band 2, Transferred from Casper, Wyoming 2. Daniel R. Winters Transferred from Denver, Colorado 3. Bertha Wright Junior UNESCO l, 2, Orches- tra l, 2, 3, Great Expecta- tions 3. 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L . . 1223 Peiloiisylvania ighfi-Legg 1 5 Phono 3438 ln... ,... ...-... ,...2. ,....,..,.,.,......,..........,..,.....,...-...,. +--on0no-0--o--o-of-of-one--0-enonwo-0-o-0-onowo mmnq.E g. -q-4...-.g.g..p-.q..g..g EVERYTHING WESTERN E g . . . come in and browse . . . S 1 Benson Lumber Co. C 0 R R A l f ' 1719 15th sr. .1 Good Luck! N ,,l,i H 2 g 'L'- 1 1738 Pearl Phone 1776 Western Outfitters I 5-h 4a+omnowa+wwonowmuw-M-0-avi' :X-0-0-o-0-o-o-s-0-on + -any-s-m-of-o-uo-one-4-of-o-4-vowowowowo--o--e-o-one-onw-ww-uno-mnnmowwnw-M- r+o PUBLIC SERVICE COMPANY OF COLORADO Contributing to high standards of living while serving you with 1 low cost natural gas and electricity. i NATURAL GAS ELECTRICITY A Bargain in Living! MuM4vOQ++wOwn6w 0-kWO4wk0-9544-00419 0-0-0-+0-0 --Q--n -c-o-ano-o-o-s-on-s--o-a--u--1-o-o-o-o-own-ow-nqnuowon-m4nng-qnq..u..q-g,..,.,.,....,g.4..-.,.-.n. ........................ ......,. AVOID THE FUSS-RIDE THE BUS Denver-Boulder Bus Ca. 1765 14th Street Phone 305 T A 16 RIPS D ILY TO DENVER g..g..g..g-0-0-.offs-0-fo--g.-9.4..p..g..g..g..g..g..p..g..g..9..9..5..g..g.....g..g..g..g..g..q..g..g..g..g.. ......g.. g.. -g.. ...g..g..g.. .. .4 .Q..g. Q.-Q.. ..g..g..g..g nqngugn ngnqng..g..q..g.-1+ +--guy.-g-.... .gupfg 5 Z 1 5 2 Congfafulafions 2 E High School Students 5 t A Al to the re ways I E Welcome Class of 7952 A, ---1-02-l'1 1 2 t . , p Snooker - Pool - Soft Drinks J , V 3 E 0 5iiE R I 3 1537 Pearl Phone 381 f tmaesslscur 1 CARL WMM, Prop, E E .....,................................,.....,... N... ........... ...,................... ..,+ ,,.. ..,..,.. ....,.....,,....,.................,..,..,..,.. .. , 1 , 1 c 1 1 1' 1 Marttn s Mercantule Q ongm U U 'ons ' 9 I ' l l Dry Goods and Shoes S Quality Merchandise At Mobile Gas and Oil Reasonable Prices , 5 Tires - Batteries - Accessories '434 Peo Phone 3630 1644 wqnnuf Phone 1258 X. ......,.....,..,..,...........,.... ......................................,......1Z 4.,............................................... ...... ,.......................,............ ..g. ,E,..g.....g..g. pe eg.-Q-ep...-egeegeeqngnq-.q ,3...g.e...5..g..ge.g..g..g..g.q..g..q up.-geeQ.eq-.g..g..g..q.eQ..Q..Q..gage.q..g..Q..g..g..ge-q+ A'TE 'Es Telephone 1650 i e 2 , 1 E uNoLEuMs I Asmeu .S 5 wmbow 1219 Spruce Street E SHQDES Boulder, Colorado 2 v:Ne'nAN R, A, Dolby suuos fi'DNIWINIUFQNI'C . . U . .N.0I-l f0l0O l .0'O0'l l l O'0. O O l l . . l lW. '!' if 'H -if-o-no-o -s-s M'MO0Wwk000M44wv0 'lMwl'lv'lwl--lvl + f Jfefs WZ E N595 f ' E We 5 5 MSW? 2 .S 3, 1 f smimsf I 45 J Moving ' Storage ' Packing ' Crating Q Y X 5 Agents - Aero Mayflower Transit Co. Tiiffx I Q llth and Walnut Sts. Phone 87 f I 2 E Boulder, Colorado X Q -In-0-of-ons -ownn 0-0-0-on a-o-c no-0-0.-Q-g.-Q-'owne-0--o+'owo..o-eng. ...envo--0.-o..+ -5- -x- GRADS 3 OF A 3 '52 2 A GAIN, it has been 5 3 Of' jfjjgjof pmduce ARTISTS' MA ALS AND 5 4 ing its rinted rese 5 3 I S Y P P 5 Phone 537-w 2046 14th Sf. i Q sions preserve forever +,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,+ 3 the cherished memories 2 I S. D? P'll'II'lvl''. l l O l .N. l l .l'.'0. NCHIWQ 'ICU'IHIUOWQHC C . .0'l O Culnll'l0l 1 + I ppy Y Congratulations to the Class of '52 E From 4 3 ' C l Boulder's Most Complete 2 E I Radio and Record Shop i Commercial Printing Department gouging? 5 E RA Dl0'72'i21LEVl5l0N z CENTEY' 5 wo-4-0'-0-ow! NQNQW.W' f . . .WU'lW. . . . . . . . '.'.W . W.N.'lU!! 44'IOMQFIOPC'QI'Ill'llQ0'uQWO C . .'C . . '. . . ', . '. .l'I l .l'l . .l'f . 1 1 1 1 T L I 2 2 CONGRA U AT ONS 5 5 Best of Luck to the Class of '52 from the 5 1 1 Campus Drug Store :wma 6 gd mag' 745' yon the hm, 1914 14th sf. Phone 561 --0-0--M o-o-0-o-0--0 -swon 0'-0-0-I-0 wtwow 0-0-0-0-ov-Q-0--0-owvi: ji-1--0--o--Q--on 0-+0 -0--0-0 -owo --0-0'-0--nav-ono-no-own--o--ons--one--0-o-one-0 0--0--0--o--0-0--0-o--Q -owsulw Q-0-0-c--0-0 wono --0--I -lu-fo--a--o-0--0-1I--0--o-fo--0-a-o-0--0--0 o--0-+9-of-A -0-0-on0-s--M-o--0--0-0-s-o--Q--ous-0-0-0-0--o-fo--0 You're not through, yourre iust beginning! Good Lllck Through Good Luck and Congratulations The Years! Best Wishes in i 1952! the years to come! l S P R U C E A 8' B SERVICE 1 Graham Furniture Co. REALTY G. N. Uerryi Brosel i3h1ll1p's? QD Phillips Products Broadway at Portland Phone 1272 Good Luck . . from your Favorite Ice Cream Fountain Alba nairy 2034 Broadway Phone 1101 X 0 --0-0-luowluo-ov-0-1-0-n-0-I-0-0-on 0-Q-on woes- 0--of-I-I ...g..g..g..g.. 2 x 2 3 x 1 E 5 Z fb io 3 fb W FII U1 W O .ni 08 Nix -qua Sl? :Q 'Qs- ZS mum :ro- O 'I fb ..g..g..q ..g..q -A ..g..g 0-0--0-4-0-0-0 0-Of-Ov O'-0-qw!-0-ow -0- .144-0-0-4-o-0-o-v Ed Bain and Leo Brehm 1440 to 1450 Pearl Sts. Phone 453 I--out-'O-vt-out-tw!--0f-0--QnCnl--l-Q-C-lw0nc--Qv-O--0-- ' Western Shop ' Sporting Goods Reinerts College Shop on the hill Broadway and Peo rl me-Q.-o-o-9-m-o-0-0-0-c-o-4-0-0Home-one-on..-n Faye Tyler Fred Bunegar Jim Duncan ln the Boulderodo Hotel Phone 3530 a--0--0-I-Q.-Q-Q..g..g..g..g.....g..g..g..g.....g..g..g..g..g. .lo-0--owOwlwbwowo-0-lv-0-af-Cv!-0-ou!-Own-fo-I--Univ! FORREST'S FRAMEGAXLE SERVICE 1406 Walnut St. Phone 226 0 C O C O O'.!. -Q-v-O-0--9w0- -0-Q-on 0.00040- 0-000- ...g..g.-g.....g.- -in-W o-9-024 OHUDOMOWOHUU O 5 sou Q. '-'Z SQ le O Q. so 51... Ov-O-CMU Qugngq.Q.-Q.-Q..g-.QnQuQ,.QnQn0vOuOnOnO'lwUwONO OWO0l'C0OMOv'O O l'O tl urhl2'5 .-g..g.q-4... ...wing Cjawafzy gifts Where Boulder Buys With Confidence 1211 Pearl Phone 429 Congratulations Seniors! Dewey Zaeen Cone with the Curl on Top Best Anywhere Malts Shakes Sundaes Cones 2333 Arapahoe lil lwOvO-0nOwO-0n0-0n0vO-'0-Ow0-0--0wl 0-6vO-0w0-o0vQ-lw ...g.....g..g.....g-Q-o-o-4-q..g..g.....g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g.................g.................... wtwhw-cup-Oak0-l-0-0-0-Q-I-0-0-lui-+0-lf-0--I-Oulu!-0-00-0-Iwo-0-0-vi-0 fzookf wife lm. 1 -g.. -0-onQ..g.....q..g...........................,.......g................ ........... .................. kvh9wkkw0w-Dunadan GamelinesSportingll0ods,Inv. 1139 Pearl Boulder, Colo. Where Sportsmen Congregate WISH THE GRADUATING CLASS OF 1952 SUCCESS AND HAPPINESS Compliments to the Class of '52 1227 Pearl St. p.....g-g... ..g..g..pq..p.-g....4-g..g..Q-.g..g..g.-q.g..p-g..g..p.g..g..g..g,.p..g.. ..g..g..g.. ..g..g..g.... ..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..q.. .g..q..g..g..g.. at 1235 Pearl 0'-one-0-o--0-M-c-o--Q-awk l 5 -0-o-0-0-0-0-'Y' -L 2 2 s A a A 3 5 l a a I Z A s A A 5 Z 2 5 -2- aj-'faq ,Q 3 3 3 I' 2 2 2 I A 0-0-Q-of-0-Q-0 .94-. Q-vo-0-4-C out-O-9-0-0-0v0wu-9-O'-rout-0-0-pant-www 0--e-1-c-0-1 -0-0-0-9-we-Q -0-o-o-0-e-o- ue -'Q-000--0-0-0-0-0-M ..g..g..g..3 ..g..g..g..g..g .,g..g.....g..g..g..g ..g..g-g..q..g, -0-0-0 .2--0-+0-v Compliments of PETE'S ARARAI-IOE MARKET We Sell For Less 2034 Arapahoe ?-so-2-1 TRIPRS MARKET Congratulations, Graduates! Phone I52I 2040 Broadway 1fl:0:-i- GLEIWS MARKET It lt's Good To Eat, We Have It Phone 70 I032 l3th St. -i-:O-Q-i IIDEAI. DRIVE IIXI MARKET Lots of Luck, Grads! Phone 395 25I6 Broadway HIM nQwOvvONO OW5 . 'O0CWl0l0O O fWIWl'O'O'O'I0O INOHl0llOvlHi O'll l O0O lvO Ovvl0O O O O0D'0O O l 1 ...... ...ng ..ge.g..9.....gAgape-9-geegeegeeqe-q..g..q..g..g-g..p.g.g..g WISHING YOU LOTS OF LUCK IN THE YEARS TO COME, GRADS BOULDER FOX and VARSITY THEATERS A FOX THEATRE ..g..q..g..pa-Q..g..g..q an-4-mum-vb '40-4'-0-of-0-+C'-0--0-be 0-O-O-Q-0-Md-O-If-0-+0 .-g.g.g..g.. .eg..g..g..g..g-eg Q : x 9 6 THE PLACE TO Go 2 I Les Newkirk, Manager E 2 . ,... ..... 11-M-0.-0.-0.-0--qu 0.-0--q-0-0-0.-mm.. swtwuwo -.ofa-0'-0...-q--0-Q-0-cnc-0--Q-4 .ze VX s 1 , 2 5 SHEPHERD S CONOC0 SERVICE 5 O. L. Shepherd 5 I TIRE AND BATTERY SERVICE f , 1401 WoIr1utS'r. Phone 2629 5 5 Boulder, Colo. 3 +...,.......E .n.,. ..., ...n... ...e......,.....,.,.,,,.e...,..,,e.i ,greg-.0-10..g..u Owaeen.-0.-0--I-Q--Qu Qvlwinivi -O wtwp --ln0w lum.gq: ' i CONGRATULATIONS TO THE GRADS or '52 E 2 z I O 2 Q Warner s Darry 1 2130 26111 sf. Phone 2028 ..., .,...,.e.1. 311 l I igrinfecl page I 2oa5aRuAowAv il FINE BOOKS DISTINCTIVE GIFTS gpI-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-new-0-0-+0-0--0--O-0n0-fQ-0w0w0-0-+0w0-m-Q--I-O-0-O--01-0--I-I DIGWIHONONI'Q'OWIWU O'l'O'OW'll'lOHlNO'l'l0llI'.U. OUQ'ClOhO-QHllllO0O0lO I C ONGRA TULA TIONS! GREEN MOUNTAIN CEMETERY 5 EMMETT MONUMENTS l3l8 Walnut St. ff'I-0-Q-Q-0-w-0-Q...-g..g.....g.g..g....g..g..g..g..g..g..g-9-1-euan-0 --an one--1 .Iwo-e--0-of-Q-.9-.g..g... .....g..g.. Q.. ...gag..g..g..g..g..g.....g..g..g..q..g..g..q T 2 U E Q Bachelor 3 Laundry Dry Cleaning E 5 T be , 1 c 3 '6020?... 2 Pglge. E Fur Storage E 1211 13th sf. 2 51- n wo-o-own - o-o- 0-wwuwo-mwonuowt-out-o-one--ovens-augur. -O-Ov-0-0-O-lv-Oni-0--0vOv0MOv0-0-Q-ivO-l-vCvfO-0-o-O-0-0w0w0-vO-fO-0-0-QvQ ui + no-p4nQ-awv4wv4-Quin-owvw-0-two-Ov!--O-I Ov-OMC-O00-O' 4, ... +4-1 'li ? 1 . 1 5 E 2 5 2 A Q 1 9 3 2 Z 2 2 2 3 2 3 Q 3 ? 3 2 5 2 I 8 ? 3 ? I I 3 5 2 3 ? 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Imperial Tea gl Coffee 2039 Broadway Phone 783 ...g.....g..g.. on0-gag.....g..q..p..g..5..g..pa.-Q-g..g,.g.....g..g..g.. 9.4 ..g..g..g..g..Q..g..g..g..g..g..Q-4uq.-g-g..g..g..g..g..9.4.1Q.....g..g..g..g..g.....g..g..g.....g Congratulations Class of 7952 From , . ,Q , V al lzclclinrcla fjlelclwi' 6?QDll'U1lS Ilispensing Oplirirnm' Telephone 1930 H40 Spruce Boulder, Colorado I--lf-QvO--0wOwO--Ov-O--0-v0wlwOv-l-O-Owl-fw0v-0vO-vOw0wl-0v-O--0--0-0v-l-0-lv-0-40-- Ladies' Wear l2l8 Pearl Phone 458-W ............g..g.....n.-o-e-Q-o-one--0-fo-o-o-0 -0--o--o-on0--0--o--o--o--0-0--0--0--0--0 ........g..g.....g.-q-Q-ono--o-o-o-ov-o-o-0-we--o--o-o-o--e--0--o-o-o-c--o--c-0--o--0 5llIZ11'lI,5 jleinelrg Hamilton, Elgin Bulova Watches lll2 l3th St. Phone l535-J lon the hilll ..g..g..g..g.-9 -0-0--on :nano-9-owe-lwowononono-Q-own-awowono Congratulations to the Class of '52 City, ffliumlulng dc 30. ll23 Walnut Phone 220 .,,,,..,l. 4. ,........g........gng..g..g..g,.g-Q--0--Q-n-.ow0-n..o-0-0.-0-out-0-n--on -0--0--0--0--0-aw mug... .-...gm -1- z 2 X E O 2 2 2 2 I l wo--'xo 0-o-014 of-Q-0-Oulu 0-Ov -2-2-fa .4..g.q..g..g.. rf- u-0-0-0-9-Q 4. 5...- 441-0- ..o..e.-4 a..o-n--Q-1.2. 1.--Q-0-o-o-fo-0-o-o-o..o..q..g..g..,.....g..g..g..,....,,..a ex: si 5 1 1 1 1 5 . 4 coNGRAruLAr1oNs 1 C0mP menfS 5 ' of the 5 sEN1oRs or 1952! 1 4 1 1 1 New .... GREATER QZQEE ig .. enneg 0. HJIIP II 5 3 1302 Pearl Phone 143 i 1 5 -uno.-0..o.-0--one -an 5.4.-o..o.-4 ,ls ouQw0wowiw0 n0w0wo - -Q ncnuwcwo --o-ov-o-0- 0.-o...,l5 Com liments Congratulations 1 poi 1 1 to the Class ' 1 of 'szf Q Q ? 1 CITY BAKERY f noumnnn li i 2026 Broadway 1 5 Phone 955 5 2 0-o-0-ono-o-o-fo-c-o-u-o-o-o-o-o-a-o-iwo--o--o- 'I1 '24 B E S T W l S H E S from ..g..g..q..g..g..q..q.-...Q Hotel Bnulderadn Boulder's Leading Hotel Phone 322 lH9' KHlM kOM0l Ml Wkl -1: 'E' a t E Z 2 2 .4..g.....g..g.-g.....g..g.. 1 1 1 1 -.Oo-0-0.-pq GOOD LUCK, GRADS from Miller's Cafe 1716 Broadway Phone 90 g..gal-nvinhwwivi-kowowtwno-ko-4-.num-Q U-0-sw but-fiwo--0-0-of-0-0--6-0-ovofno-Owen 51111161 111111 G, E. Lang, Registered Pharmacist 0 2520 N. Broadway 0 Phone 3420 3.-g..g..g..g.-g..g..g..g..g.g..p..g..g..g.4..g..g..g..g..g... ..g..g.....g..g..g..g..g.....g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g.. TO THE GRADUATING CLASS OF '52 : Good Luck and the Best of Everything to 3 : All of You From All of Us 1 1 ARAPAHQE GAS 5 g M b ife, C 3 Srl' Urnlture 0. COMPANY tg Y Y H 5 Everything for the Home 1430 Pearl Phone 487 Corner 16th and Pearl Phone 270 , a o..o..s..a..a..s..o..o-o.....,..o..g. ..o..o-.Q-.g-.png..g..g--Q--ang...--9-. -'fl 1-.Q--Q-.Q-.Q--Q--ooo -gnqng --g--Q...--Q.-q-g--onQ--y.-Q--9--9--Q--Q-one-0.4.-g--Q.-Q--.ng-q.. ..g..g..p.g.. g..g..g..g..g..g.. aqua.. ...g..g..g.,g..g..g.. ..g..g..q..g-g..g..g..g..g..g..g.. .Bed of Buck from flze Banks of Boulder First National Bank 4-to:-'T Mercantile Bank ancl Trust Company -- e4-5-- National State Bank Members Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation .g..g..g.. g..g..g.. ........g.....g..g..g..g..g. gn'..g..g..g..g..g..g..,........g..,..g.....g. ? 0 PEG K'GQ0CWO'OHlWlWOHON Xk9Q'Q0O'k 'fiiiM PE! 550 4i'QlOw9Qi0l'.W.'.i YQN F9QKi0OvOK0.WlW.0Ov2O I CONGRATULATIONS! 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