Boulder High School - Odaroloc Yearbook (Boulder, CO)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1957 volume:

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As your flight into the vast experience of life continues, we wish you happiness and success in reaching your goal. Gary Tiedeman Judy Repplier Editor A ssistant Editor The new addition to the south-west wing. 'X DEDICATICN We dedicate the 1956-57 Odaroloc to two of the most deserving people in Boulder High School, Mary Jean Chaney and Ruby Fulk. Very popular with the students and faculty alike, they have always given of their utmost, both in time and service, when aiding the students and faculty. To them we give our deepest appreciation for their consistent cheerfulness and help to us during our high school years. -1 rw-af'T ff 5 ff 51327 I, I tx X 1- lz' K, , J 1 ' 2 . f Space Pilots fFacu1tyJ ..... . . 7 Space Conquerors fSeniorsj . . . A. . . . . 11 Stargazers fUnderc1assmenj . , .f. . . . ,V. . . . 39 Stars fQueensj .......... Q I ...... .X ..... 51 Celestial Harmony fMusicj .... A .... 1. ' ...... 59 Nebula QC1ubsJ ........... f . . ...ful . . . 69 Constellations qsp8n,s1'. . . . . . . . . 99 Calendar 8: Advertising .... . . . 115 K N 1 if - X rx X N. I ' I w Q RBD 1 ' rx f i ' x 5 'Irv Q fi J I ki, I- ,I 9 A141 :Q x 1 BLE , Natt B. Burbank, Superintendent Wendell L. Greer, Principal Merle Lefferdink, Dean of Boys Ruth Densmore , Dean of Girls Christian F. Recht Asst. Principal C -if .591 x Q u f . I .E M. A., , Continual1y guide them safely to their future 1 P Ruth I-Iarrower Ada Burton Hugh McCammon William Reed Clifford Trow Thomas Shaw JoAnn Arnold Bess Earp Ethel Auger Wallace Schneider English Social Margaret Ahlin Pearl Jones Kathryn Willis John Adams Shirley Waxd Harriet Noret Studies Lucille Fraker A f 37 3227 , F' e xg: M 1 iq s W , 391 3-nw, ,Rl a , E www -4 . Wifi' c 1 f If use SPACE 3 00 N 1 Mai' '.0dg,,,,is John Wittemyer, Treasurer, Gene Hoehne, Vice-President, Richie Holland, President. Under the leadership of Richie Holland, Gene Hoehne and John Wittemyer, the graduate class of '57 was very active. Activities began with the annual Senior Fry which was held at Chautauqua October 9. with the coming of the Christmas season, the Seniors presented the St. Nicks Day program. Pygmalion, the Senior Class play, was presented February 21. The annual, gala Senior Prom took place in April. Class day followed the Senior Breakfast on June 5. Commencement lxought an end to a fine year and closed the activities of the Class of '57, Many thanks go to head sponsor, Miss Oliver, and the other sponsors: Miss Noret, Miss George, Miss Ahlin, Mrs. Rowlette, Mrs. Jones, Mr. Allen, Mr. Johnson and Mr. Moser. I2 3. RAY ALLEN JOHN ALPERS Band 1,2333 Spanish Club 1,23 Golf 2,33 Football 1,2 ,33 Vodvil 3. BETTY ALTMAN Transfer Student 33 Cubs 33 Ski Club 3. CARL ANDERSON Trasfer Student 3. CAROLYN ANDERSON Band 1,2,3j Cubs 2,33 GAA 1,35 Spanish Club 33 Twirler 2, Head Twixler 3. DARLENE ANDERSON Transfer Student 3. CHIKAKO ANDO BRBC 33 Choir 33 Cubs 33 Junior UNESCO 33 St. Nick's Day 33 Class Play 33 Student Council 3. JERI ANDRUS FHA 2. TONY ANGELO 1 .f CHARLES ABBOTT Wrestling 1,2,3. ROY ALEXANDER Student Council 2,33 Choir 1,23 St. Nick' Day 33 French Club 1,2. DONNA ALLARDICE Student Council li Choir 1,2,33 Cubs 2, Sec. 33 Other Vocal Groups 2,33 French Club 3, GAA 1,25 Junior UNESCO 25 1.1- tin Club 1, vodvu 3. CAROL ARBUTHNOT Choir 1,2,33 Cubs 2,35 Modem Dance lg Y-Teens 132. JON ARMSTRONG NFL V. Pres. 33 Class Play 23 Stage Crew 23 Junior UNESCO 2,33 FTA Treas. 33 Ski Club 33 Speech Club V. Pres. 3. SARA ARNESON Choir 2,33 Cubs 2,33 Junior UNESCO 33 prim ciub 1, ski cmb 1,z,33 Y-Teens , . MICHAEL ARNO Transfer Student 35 Junior UNESCO 3. ERNIE ASMUS BRBC 2,35 Class Plays 2,35 Stage Crew 1, 25 Thespians 35 Science Club 2. ROGER ASPEGREN Transfer Student 3. 15.5, t -of Q7 . 1 ' ff if gk!-5 DON BAXTER Student Council 25 Latin Club 15 Football 1,2 ,35 Baseball 1,2 ,35 Wrestling 25 Bas- ketball 1. BOB BEAN Band 1,2,35 BRBC 15 Ski Club 1,2,35 Science Club l,2. KAYE BECKMAN BRBC 2,35 Stage Crew 25 GAA 1,25 French Club 15 Junior UNESCO 35 Odaroloc 15 Choir 3. QTY? '.t DAVE BAKER Spring Track 25 Football 1,2535 Wrestling 1,2 ,3. JO BALDOCK Student Council 35 Choir 25 GAA 1,2 ,35 Odaroloc 15 Y-Teens 1,2, Board Member 3. JIM BARKER Band 1,2,35 Drum Major 2,35 BRBC 1,2,35 All School Play 15 Claw Play 25 Stage Crew 15 Junior UNESCO 35 Latin Club 1, 2,35 Orchestra 35 Thespians 2,35 Travel- cade 35 B.B. Pep Band 3. LYNNE BARNES French ciub 1,2 ,35 GAA 1,z,35 Junior U- NESCO 35 Spanish Club Pres. 35 Ski Club z,3. BOB BARTELMA Basketball 1,2,35 Baseball 1,2,35 Science Club 3. TON1 BARTKUS Student Council 152,35 Other Vocal Groups 25 Cubs 152,35 Stage Crew 15 GAA 2,35 Y- Teens 15 Junior UNESCO 1,2535 Odaroloc 1,25 Spanish Club 2,35 Ski Club 1,2535 Thespians 1,2,35 Cheerleader 3. JAN BARTLETT Transfer Student 35 Band 35 Orchestra 35 Vodvil 3, FTA 3. PHIL BASCOM LUCILLE BASHFORD Cubs 25 Class Play 25 CAA 1,2,35 Latin Club 15 Spanish Club 2,35 Y -Teens l,2. 0 'r-wav JUDY BELSER Stage Crew 15 Junior UNESCO 15 Y-Teens 1,2 535 Panther Day Jester 25 Spanish Club 1,25 Oda.roloc 1,2. MAXINE BENSON Choi: 152,35 Other Vocal Groups 35 Cubs 2,35 All-School Play 25 Latin Club 1,2535 Spanish Club 2,35 Y-Teens 1, V.Pres. 2. BERT BERRONC Band 1,2, Ski Club 3, Vodvil 2. SHARON BIDDLE Choir 1,2, Sec. 35 Other Vocal Groups 2,35 Spanish Club 35 FTA 1. BONNIE BLACK Band 1,25 Choir 25 Cubs 2,35 French Club 1,2 ,35 GAA 1,2 ,35 Junior UNESCO 35 Orchestra 25 Ski Club 1,2535 Y-Teens 15 Odaroloc 3. GEORGIA BLAYLOCK Cubs 35 Cheerleader 35 Transfer Student NANCY BERARDI Cubs 2,35 GAA 1,2535 Junior UNESCO 15 Vodvil 35 Latin Club 1, Pres. 25 Odaroloc 1,2 ,35 Triangle Club 2. DAVID BLECKI BRBC 1,25 Class Plays 2,35 St. Nick's Day 2,35 Stage Crew 15 Latin Club 1,2,35 Odaroloc 25 Thespians 2,3. BILL BOULTON Transfer Student 3. CLIFF BELCHER Basebau z,3. NANCY BELLITT Student Council 1,25 Cubs 2, V. Pres. 35 GA.A 1,2,35 Junior UNESCO 25 Odaroloc 25 Y-Teens 1,2, Sec. 35 Travelcade 35 La tin Club 1. DAVID BELOIT MARILOIS BRADLEY Student Council 35 Choir Sec. 152,35 Other Vocal Groups 35 Cubs 2,35 Class Plays 35 French Club 1, V. Pres. 25 FHA Pres. 2,35 GAA 1,25 Triangle Club 2. SHARON BREES Choir 1,2,35 GAA 15 Junior UNESCO 3. SIGRIDA BRIEDIS Transfer Student 3. JOHN BRIGGLE ski ciub 1,2 ,35 vodvu 3. GUNILIA BRUNCE Student Council, BRBC 35 Cubs 35 Sl-ti Club 35 Class Plays 35 GAA 35 Junior U- NESCO 35 AFS Student from Sweden. DIXIE BROWN BRBC 25 Choir 2,35 NFL 2,s, .Junior UN- ESCO 15 Modern Dance 15 Speech Club 2,35 Triangle Club 3. Q- J 'ff Sf nt' CALVIN CIAIR SKIP CLANCY Student Council 2,35 Class Officer 25 Junior UNESCO 35 Ski Club 35 Football 1,2 ,35 Wrestling 1,2535 Triangle Club 3. JOANNE CLARK Cubs 2,35 GAA 1,25 Junior UNESCO 1,25 Latin Club 15 Odaroloc 1,25 Y-Teens 1, Treas. 2,3. JERRY BUCHER ANITA BULLARD Cubs 2,35 Junior UNESCO 1,25 Latin Club 15 Orchestra 152,35 Spanish Club V. Pres. 3. JOYCE BURBANK Band 152,35 Twirler 1,2535 Choir 25 GAA 1,2,35 Junior UNESCO 35 Odaroloc 15 Ski Club 152,35 Orchestra 25 Spanish Club 2, 35 Speech Club 3. BEVERLY BURKEY Cubs 35 Junior UNESCO 1,2535 Modern Dance 1, spanish Club 2,35 sid Club 1, 2,3. DON BURROUGHS French Club 15 Cheerleader 3. PAT BUTLER Stage Crew 35 OWL 35 Transfer Student 2. BRECK BYERS Transfer Student 35 BRBC 35 Choir 35 Other Vocal Groups 35 Spring Track 3. OTIS CAMPBELL CINDY CARLSON Choir 152,35 Other Vocal Groups 25 Ski Club 15 Cubs 2,35 CAA 1,2535 Junior UN ESCO 1,35 Odaroloc 15 Y-Teens 3. nf' '19 45 SHIRLEY CRAGGS Student Council 2, Choir l,2,3g Other Vocal Groups 25 Cubs 2,35 FHA 25 GAA 1,25 Junior UNESCO 1,2,3, Latin Club lg Spanish Club 3. DENNIS CRANE Student Council 3, Spring Track 1,23 Football 1,2 ,3g Basketball l. ROSALYN CRITCHLOW Modern Dance 15 Y-Teens 1. PAT CROLEY Choir 3, Spring Track 33 Football 3, Wrestling 2. Bl1L CROSS Ski Club 3. JOHN CRUM Band 1,2,3g Tennis 13 MARYNEZ DARBY Student Council Z5 Cubs 2,35 GAA 15 Junior UNESCO 25 Spanish Club 2,35 Vodvil 35 Tennis 15 Cheerleader 3. AGNES DAVIDEK Transfer Student 2. BARBARA DAVIS BRBC 2,35 Cubs 25 GAA 1,29 Orchestra 1.2. WALT COLCLASURI. MARLYN CONWAY Cubs 2, GAA 1,21 spanish Club 1,2,3g Y- Teens 1.2, Vodvil 2. J'INl COPELAND Student Council 1,33 Band 1,2,3g Ski Club 1, Football 15 Wrestling l,2,35 Baseball 1,2 ,35 Travelcade 3. 'xl' if ,psi DON DAW'E MARION DEFRANCE Transfer Student 3. JOHN DEJONG Orchestra 1,25 French Club 1,2. '-Pi 'ff 'i BOB DEMIMON Student Council 25 Band 1,2 ,3, Pres. 35 Orchestra 15 Spanish Club, Pres. 25 Foot- ball 1,25 Wrestling 15 B.B. Pep Band 3. PHYLLIS DEVOSS FHA 25 Modern Dance 15 Spanish Club 25 Y-Teens 152. NASH DIAZ Cross Country 35 Spring Track 25 Spanish Club 2. li JUDY FAIR Band 15 Cubs 2,35 A11-School Play 25 Stage Crew 1,2 ,35 Latin Club 1,25 Modern Dance 15 Odaroloc 25 Owl 35 Thespiam 2,35 FTA 1, Sec. 2, Pres. 35 Triangle Club 3. Jllvi FLETCHER BRBC 2. NEAL FORD Junior UNESCO 35 Spanish Club 1,25 Football 15 Boys State. if Zi. BILL DORRANCE Junior UNESCO 35 Spanish Club 35 Ski Club 1,2535 Tennis 152. WOODY EATON Transfer Student 15 Ski Club 2,35 Golf l, 2,3. CHARMAIINE ECKBLAD Transfer Student 25 Cubs 35 GAA 35 Jun- ior UNESCO 35 Y-Teens 3. DAVID EGGLESTON Student Council 35 Band 152,35 Orchestra 1 2,3 Cross Count 35 Vodvil 2,35 Wrest- , s ry nag 1,2,3, Golf 1,2,3. NANCY ELLISTON Cubs 25 GAA 1,25 Y-Teens 1,2. JEANNE ELWELL Transfer Student 25 Cubs 2,35 GAA 25 Ski Club 3. MARILYN EMERSON Student Council 35 Cubs 2,35 All-School Play 1,25 Clax Play 2,35 St. Nick's Day 2,35 Stage Crew 1,2,35 Junior UNESCO 1,25 Modern Dance 152, V. Pres. 25 Owl 2,35 Spanish Club 1,2,35 Ski Club 1,2,35 Thespians 2,35 Vodvil 2,35 Science Club 1,25 Speech Club 1. SONJA MAE EVAN OFF WAYNE FANSELOW BRBC 2. 5' .SY 5 -I in-r DEDE FRYE Transfer Student 25 Student Council 25 BRBC 35 Cubs 25 NFL 35 GAA 25 Owl 2,35 Ski Club 2,3. JOHN FULLERTON Band 2,35 Orchestra 2,35 Vodvil 35 Science Club 1,2,3. JANE FULTON Student Council 25 Cubs 25 Vodvil 35 All- School Play 15 CAA 1,25 Orch. 1,25 Span- ish Club 2,35 Thespians 2,3. TED FULTON Student Council 15 Choir 1,2,35 NFL 25 Other Vocal Groups 2,35 French Club 15 Cross Country 35 Spring Track 3. LIZ GADBOIS BRBC 1,2535 Other Vocal Groups 25 GAA 1,25 Cubs 25 Stage Crew 25 French Club 15 Ski Club 1. WII..MA GAI-EM Student Council 25 Band 1,2535 GAA 15 Cubs 2,35 Odaroloc 2,35 Orchestra 2,35 Spanish Club 25 Y-Teens 1,2535 Vodvil 3. VIRGINIA GALBASINI Cubs 2,35 GAA 25 Junior UNESCO 35 Ski Club 1,2,35 Spanish Club 2,35 Y-Teens 1,2. BEVERLY GAPTER DON CAPTER Football 25 Wrestling 2. af at 4'2 SANDRA FORMAN 1-'HA 2,Vice-Pres. rms, GAA 1,2,a. ANDREA FRAKER Cubs 25 French Club 1,25 Y-Teens 25 Junior UNESCO 25 Modern Dance 1. TOM FRAKER Spanish Club 35 Football 1,2. ff 95 Y? 1 L .2 N,-1 TOM GIRARDO Band 152,35 Vodvil 35 Football 1,2. DAN GONZALES Spring Track 1,2,35 Football 152,35 Wrestling 1,2 53. JIM GRAHAM band 1,25 Class Plays 1,2,35 Latin Club 152,35 Orchestra 25 Thespians 2,35 Vodvil 2,35 Science Club 1,2,3. 5.1 : Z.. tux JANE GRAY French Club 1,23 Vodvil 1. JEAN GRAY Student Council 1, Sec. 23 Cubs 23 GAA 1,25 Latin Club 13 Y-Teens 1,2. JIM GRLER BRBC 23 All-School Play ls Class Plays 23 Stage Crew 1,23 Junior UNESCO 1,2, Co-Pres. 33 Odaroloc 1,2. ho' 6' 'J' CHIC HEFLIN Class Flaw 2,33 Stage Crew 2,33 Spanish Club 23 Vodvil 3, ? 1' , 1 2- Fm LYNETTE GUTHRIE Choir 1,2,33 Cubs 23 Modern Dance 1, V. Pres.3 Y-Teens 132. RAY GUYER JULIE HAGMANN Cubs 2,33 Stage Crew 23 Junior UNESCO 1,2 ,33 Ski Club 1,2,3s Thespians 33 Y- Teens 1. BONNIE HAMILTON Choir 1,2,33 Other vocal groups 23 Cubs 33 GAA 1,25 Latin Cluo li Y-Teens 3. SANDY HANNING Transfer Student FRED HANSON Transfer St:udent3 Band. JAMES HARTLEY French 1,23 Tennis 1. SHERRY HAVERKAMPF Band 1,2,33 cubs 2,33 GAA 1,2,33 spanish Club 2,33 ska Club 2,s. ED HEATH Football 1. JOHNNY HHH. RON HEIN A C135 P1ayS 3: Football 23 Sports Manager 'Cllr 1,2,3. ' 'Ox W E' Q K- E JAMES HINSHAW Band 1,2,35 Wrestling 2. ANDY I-IINTON Football 1,25 Wrestling l,2. GENE HOEHNE Student Council 2,35 Class Officer 3, V. Pres.5 Choir 1,25 St. Nick's Day 35 Junior UNESCO 35 Basketball 152,35 Baseball 1,2 ,3. RICHIE HOLLAND Student Council 1,35 Class Officer 1,3, Pres.5 BRBC 25 Junior UNESCO 35 Ski Club 1,2535 Vodvil 25 Football 15 Tennis l,2,35 Science Club 1,25 Triangle Club 1,3. LEON HOLT JERRY HONOHAN Vodvil 2. IGINT HOUSTON Class Plays 35 Latin Club 1,2,35 Vodvil 1. .35 Tennis 35 Sports Manager 1,2,35 Triangle Club 2. JUDY HOVDE Band 1,25 cubs 2,35 GAA 1,2,3, sid Club 1,2,3, Yrreens 1. JEAN HULSE Cubs 2,35 GAA 1,2,35 Junior UNESCO 3, Latin Club 1,2,35 Ski Club 25 Y-Teens l,3. rx '56 lx JIM HEURTZ Transfer StudenI5 Choir 2,3. KATHY PULE Band 1,2,35 Cubs 2,35 Class Phys 25 French Club V. Pres. 35 GAA 15 Junior UNESCO 25 Latin Club 15 Y-Teens 1. JOYCE HILL Modem Dance 15 Y-Teens 1,2. is N- ,Jr 5 v 5 A TOM HURD Band 152,35 Vodvil 35 Science Club 1,25 Speech Club 1. ROD HUTCHDISON Transfer Student. FRAN HYKES Choir 15 Cubs 2,35 Class Plays 25 Stage Crew 25 GAA 15 Latin Club 2,35 Thespians 2,3, V. Presg Y-Teens 1,25 Triangle Club 3. 48 55. BRUCE HYLAN Student Council 35 Band 152,35 Clax Play 35 Junior UNESCO 15 Latin Club 2, Treas. 35 Orchestra 1,2,35 Cros Country 25 Spring Track l,2,35 Vodvil 1,35 Science Club 3. ARLYN JAHDE Band 1,2 ,35 Latin Club 25 Cheerleader 3. JAN JANEWAY BRBC 35 Cubs 2,35 GAA 25 Junior UNES- CO 35 Spanish Club 15 Y-Teens 1,2. T15 'Nd 'tv SU KENNEDY Cubs 25 GAA 1,25 Junior UNESCO 15 Latin Club 15 Spanish Club 2,35 Ski Club 1. MARLENE KINSER Student Council 25 Band 1,25 Cubs 2,35 GAA 15 Junior UNESCO 25 Spanish Club 35 Ski Club 35 Tennis 15 Cheerleader 3. RONNIE KNAUS Student Council 25 Spring Track 15 Foot- ball l. LARRY JENSEN GERE JOHNSON Cubs 35 Class Play 35 Stage Crew 2,35 M0 dem Dance Pres. 25 Odaroloc 35 Vodvil 25 Thespians 35 Science Club 35 Triangle Club 2. JERRY JOHNSON Band 1,25 Owl 35 Ski Club 1,2535 Football 1, Golf 1,2,3. JUDY ANN JOHNSON Student Council 2,35 Choir 1,2,35 Cubs 2,35 Class Play 35 French Club 35 GAA 15 latin Club 15 Thespians 1,2,35 All- School Play 15 Vodvil 2,3. JESSE JOHNSON RON JOHNSON Ski Club 1,2 ,35 Tennis 1,2. JANET JONES MARTHA KEEN spanish Club 2,3. BUD KEETER 1 wa-4 i 6' YLZI7 -41 3, it V? RAYMOND KUHLMANN Transfer Student 35 Band 3. JOHN LACHER BRBC 152,35 Class Play 25 Stage Crew 15 Thespians 35 Science Club 1,2. MILES LAHUE Latin Club 15 Spanish Club 2,3. ALLEN LARSON Band 15 Choir 1,2 ,35 Other Vocal Groups 25 All-School Play 1,2,35 Class Play 1,2, 35 St. Nick's Day l,2,35 Stage Crew 15 Thespians 1,2 ,35 Vodvil 253. GEORGE LARSON Band 1,25 Junior UNESCO 35 Vodvil 25 Football 15 Wrestling 1,25 Golf 25 Sport-S Manager 1. QAROL LAUBACH FHA 2, GAA 1. SANDY LAWRENCE Cubs 3' GAA 1 3' Junior UNESCO 351,3- tin Clrib 1, Ski,C,1ub 1,a. PATTY LEITSCHUCK Band 1,2 3, cubs 2, GAA .1,2,3, Latin Club 15 Y-Teens 1,25 Twuler 2,3. LINDA LENOX - ' 2 3- Other Vo- Transfer Student 2, Choir , , cal Groups 2. MARY KOCH Choir 35 Junior UNESCO 25 Spanish Club 2,3. PAT KOPLLN BRBC 1,25 Choir 1.,2,35 GAA 2,35 Latin Club 1: Ski Club L5 Y-Teens 1,35 EILEEN KROGH GAA 15 Y-Teens 1. ALLEN LOCKHART ski Club z,a. MARGARET LONGLEY Cubs 2,35 GAA 1,2,35 Spanish Club 25 Y Teens 1,2. BILL LOONHS Junior UNESCO 35 Cross Country 3, Spring Track 1,2,35 Football 1,25 Wrest- ling 1 ,2,3. HELEN LOTT Modern Dance 15 Latin Club 25 GAA 15 FTA 2. MARGE LOUDEN Stage Crew 2,35 Junior UNESCO 1,2535 Cubs 2,35 GAA 15 Latin Club l,2,35 Owl 25 Ski Club 15 Thespians 3. MARILYNNE LOWDER Student Council 1,25 Cubs 2,35 Ski Club 2,35 Junior UNESCO 1,2,35 GAA 152,35 Latin Club 1. 'Q HS-- Xu I x HI' 5 x 4,1 W-...I 4? RAY MQKINNIS Latin Club 1,2 535 Cross Country 35 Spring Track 2,35 Wrestling 2,35 Science Club I 2 Vice-Pres Sec -Tfeas 3 Pres : Sports Manager 1,2535 Travelcjade 35 Triangle Club 3. BOB NIILLER HARBAPCA MITCHELL Band 1,2 cubs 2,35 GAA 1,25 ski ciub l,2.3. GAIL LUCAS Transfer Student5 Choir 3. JANICE MARGRITZ Transfer Student5 Band 35 Choir 35 Cubs 35 Other vocal groups 35 Junior UNESCO 35 FTA 3. DICK MARKHAM Transfer Student5 Spring Track 25 Foot- ball 2. ARVIN MARTENSER JUDY MARTINI Student Council 35 Choir 1,2 ,35 Latin Club 1,25 Other vocal groups 2,35 Y- Teens 15 Cubs 2,35 Pres.5 Triangle Club 35 GAA 1. DIANA MASLIN Cubs 2,35 NFL 15 GAA 1,2535 Spanish Club 2,35 FTA 35 Speech Club 15 Travel- cade 3. BOB MATHESON Class Plays 25 St. Nick's Day 25 Thespians 2,35 Science Club 1,2535 Pres. 25 Travel- Cade 35 Triangle Club 2. DONNA MCCRAY French Club 3, GAA 1,25 spanish ciub 1,2,3. MARLENE MENKING Choir 1,2535 Cubs 2,35 Junior UNESCO 25 Y-Teens 1: GAA 1. ii J 14 K J DWAIN MOORE GORDON MOORE Student Council 33 Choir 23 Spring Track 23 Football 13 Wrestling 1,2 ,3. ROXY MOSCHETTI BRENDA NAGEL Band 1,23 Choir 2,33 Cubs 2,33 GAA 1,2, 33 Junior UNESCO 1,2 ,33 Latin Club 13 Ski Club 1 2 3, Pres.3 Odaroloc 13 Span- ish Club 2,Ea,'vice-Pres., Triangle Club 3. MARIS NELSON BRBC 2,33 Choir 2,33 Cubs 2,33 Latin Club 13 Y-Teens 1. NANCY NEW Transfer Students Cubs 23 FHA 23 Spanish Club 2. JIM NEHER Student Council 23 Choir 1,2,33 Other vocal groups 33 latin Club 1,23 Football 1,2 ,33 Wrestling 23 Baseball 1,2,3. SUSAN NESMITH French Club 33 Junior UNESCO 2,3, Co- Chairman3 Modern Dance 2, Sec.-Treas.3 Odaroloc 3g Y-Teens 1. ROGER NEWKIRK Student Council 23 Latin Club 1,23 Spring Track 23 Football 1,2,33 Tennis 13 Basket- ball 1. GEORGE MONDRAGON Spring Track 2,33 Football 1,3. MARSHA MONTGOMERY GAA 13 Latin Club 1. CONNIE MOORE Band 1,23 Cubs 2,33 GAA 1,2,33 Ski Club 33 Y-Teens 3. xg A JEANNIE NOLL Choir 1,2,33 Cubs 33 GAA 2,35 Y-Teens 3. NORMAN NOLTE svtm NORDBERG ski ciub 1,z,a. GREY NUZUM Latin Club 15 Cros Country 25 Spring Track 25 Science Club 15253. JACK OLSEN Student Council 152,35 School Treasurer 25 Spring Track 2,35 Spanish Club 2,35 Pres. 25 Football 1,2535 Wrestling 1,25 Boy's State5 Triangle Club 2. MIKE ORMSBEE Spring Track 2,35 Wrestling 253. gr 3 '- ?, MARGIE PERKINS Choir 1,2535 cubs 2,35 GAA 1, Junior UNESCO 2, Y-Teem 1. CONNIE PERRILI. Student Council 35 Choir 152,35 Cubs 2,35 Stage Crew 25 CAA 2535 Latin Club 15 Odaroloc 25 Y-Teens 1,25 V. Pres. 3. DIANE PETERSON Student Council 25 Cubs 2, Treas. 35 Odaroloc 152,35 Spanish Club 1,25 Y-Teens 152. MARGE PALMER ED PARDI Student Council 1,25 Spring Track 25 Football 15 Wrestling 2. BONNIE PASTORE FHA 25 GAA 15 Latin Club 15 Y-Teem 1. GEORGE PATTERSON Band 1,2 ,3, vodvii 2. ROSALIE PAULL DUANE PAULUS BEVERLY PAXTON Band 1,2535 Cubs 2,35 NFL 15 Stage Crew 1,2535 GAA 152,35 Latin Club 152,35 Or- chestra 2535 Ski Club 2. JACKIE PENNINGTON Cubs 25 Stage Crew 1,25 GAA 1,25 Junior UNESCO 1,25 Latin Club 15 Owl 2, Editor 35 Spanish Club 2,35 Ski Club 15 Vodvil 3. JOHN PIERCE 'J' 'jj FP w 'IN 5-5.- N. X G i' 41 ,,. JEAN PUTNAM Band 13 Choir 1,2,33 Other vocal groups 23 Cubs 2,33 Stage Crew 23 Modern Dance Pres. ls Odaroloc 33 Spanish Club 23 Science Club 2,33 Triangle Club 1. MARILYN QVALE Student Council 2,33 Choir 2, Pres. 33 Cubs 2,33 French Club 33 CAA 1,33 Ski Club 1,2 ,33 Orchestra 13 Spanish Club Sec. 13 Panther Day Queen 2. STEVE RENDALL JOAN REED Choir 33 Other vocal groups 33 Cubs 2,33 French Club 13 Orchestra 1,2,33 Y-Teens 1,2. LINDA REIN'L Student Council li Cubs 23 NFL 2,35 All- School Pla 1,2, Clas Play 2,33 St Nick's Y ' 1 ' Day 1,23 Stage Crew 1,23 French Club 1, Thespians 1. V. Pres. 2, Pres. 33 Y- Teens lg Speech Club li Triangle Club 3. ILENE ROGERS Cubs 23 Debate 13 GAA 13 Junior UNES- CO 1,23 Y-Teens 1,23 Speech Club 1. JUDY RHPPLIER Student Council 13 Choir 33 Other vocal groups 33 Cubs 2,33 All-School Play 23 CAA lg Latin Club 132,33 Odaroloc 2, Assist. Editor 33 Ski Club 1, Sec. 2,33 Travelcade Co-Chairman 33 Cub Board 2. SARAH RICH Choir 23 Cubs 2,33 GAA 2,33 Latin Club 13 Ski Club 1,33 Y-Teens 13 Vodvil 3. SUSAN RICH Cubs 2,33 Latin Club 13 Junior UNESCO 33 GAA 2,33 Ski Club 1,33 Y-Teens 1,23 33 Vodvil 3. .Nl BARBARA POUNDS BRBC 1,2,33 Choir 2,35 Other vocal groups 3: NFL 33 Junior UNESCO 2,33 Spanish Club 1,2,33 Y-Teens 13 Speech Club 3. MARILYN PRATHER Cubs 2,33 Junior UNESCO 132,33 Latin Club 13 Y-Teens 1,2,3. TOMMY PYLE Junior UNESCO 23 Latin Club li Science Club 1. 2.3: Junior UNESCO 1,2 ,33 Latin Club 2,33 A' NAN RIETHMAYER Cubs 23 Class Play 23 St. Nick's Day 2,35 French Club Sec. 33 Junior UNESCO 2, Co-Chairman 3g Owl 33 Thespians 2,33 Vodvil 33 FTA 33 Travelcade 3. ANN RIVES Student Council 23 Cubs 2,33 GAA l,2, V. Pres. 33 Junior UNESCO 33 Latin Club 13 Spanish Club 33 Ski Club 13 FTA 2,3. FRAN ROBERTSON Cubs 2,33 GAA 1,2 ,33 Latin Club ls Y- Teens 1,2. 25 CHUCK ROMER Transfer Student. JOSEPH ROSIER Transfer Student. SARAH RUTH Cubs 2,35 Junior UNESCO 35 Spanish Club 2,35 V. Pres.5 Ski Club 1,25 Y-Teens 1,2. g, Z i .4-xr, ERIC SCHOENBECK Latin Club 1,25 Vodvil 35 Science Club 1,2. TRUDY SEIDENKRANZ Transfer St'udent5 Choir 35 Owl 35 Spanish Club 35 Vodvil 3. PATRICIA SHOWALTER Cubs 2,35 Class Plays 25 Junior UNESCO 1,2535 Latin Club 15 Spanish Club 35 Civ- il Defense Committee 2,3. MARIELLEN SABATINI French Club 15 GAA 1. GORDON SAUNDERS French Club 1,25 Cross Country 1: Basket- ball 1,25 Tennis 1,2,3. CAROLYN SAVILLE GAA 1,25 Junior UNESCO 35 Y-Teens 1. JOY SAWHILL Band 1. DANNY SCADDEN Baseball 1,2 ,3 . MARY SCHEIBLEY Cubs 25 Class Plays 25 Stage Crew 25 GAA 15 Junior UNESCO 1,25 latin Club 15 Spanish Club 2,35 Thespians 25 Y-Teens 1,2. CHUC K S CHMIDT Golf 2. CONNIE SCHMIDT Cubs 2,35 GAA 25 Junior UNESCO 3, 1.1- tin Club 1, Y-Teens 1,2. SUZANNE SCHOCK Student Council 35 BRBC 1,2,3, Pres.5 Cubs 25 NFL 2,35 St. Nick's Day 35 GAA 15 Latin Club 15 Odaroloc 15 Ski Club 15 FTA 35 Speech Club 25 Debate Club 25 Girls' State fi F 1.1 '9' 1 -on 'Q-4? 9 .5 5, J 1 , . ,A ,A ,A A I 'J CT IV5 ,as Yr? .qs 1 RON SNHTH IVAN SIMIMONS student cmmcu 25 Band 1,2,3, BRBC 1,2 35 Choir 2,35 Other vocal groups 2,35 Or- chestra 152,35 Vodvil 35 Gymnastics 15 Tennis 1. JUDY SINDT Cubs 2,35 GAA 25 Junior UNESCO 35 La- tin Club l5 Spanish Club 35 Y-Teens 152. PHIL SMITH Owl 2,35 Basketball 25 Baseball 25 Trans- fer Student 2. Student Council 15 Band 15 Latin Club 1: Orchestra 1- S rin Track 1,2 ,35 Foot- , P s ball 1,2,3, Basitetbail 1,2,3 CHUCK SNAPP TT KATHY SNYDER French Club 1,25 Junior UNESCO 1,2,35 ski Club 1,2 ,3. BILL SOMPAYRAC Transfer Student 3 . ROBERTA SOUTH Transfer Student 3. HATTIE SOUTH Transfer Student 3. SANDI SPENA Cubs 25 Class Plays 2,35 Stage Crew 152, 35 st. Nick's Day 3, Latin Club 1, FTA 1,2,V. Pres. 35 Thespians 1,2,3. SALLY STARKEY ubs 2 3 Latm Club 1 2 Odaroloc 3 C 9 5 l s 5 S Ski Club 15 Y-Teens 1,2, Pres. 35 Trian- gle Club 3. KEVIN STELTER Band 1,2 ,3. BOB STENCEL GORDON STONE Football 1,2 ,35 Baseball 1,2. CHUCK STOUGHTON Student Council 15 Band 1: Spanish Club 1,25 Ski Clul' 1,2,35 Foatnall 1. DON STOUT Latin Club 1,2,33 Spring Track 1,2,3j Football 1,2333 Gymnastics 2. NANCY STOWERS Choir 1 2 3 Cubs 3' S anish Club 1 2 z 1 S 9 P y 5 GAA 2,3. PEN'NY STUART Student Council 23 Choir 2,33 Cubs 2,33 GAA 1,23 Latin Club lj Y-Teens 1,2 ,3. RAY TORGERSON Choir 1,2,33 Other vocal groups 23 Latin Club 1. LAVERNE TOSPON Choir 33 Cubs 2,33 Stage Crew 23 Junior 1 Thespxars 3 Y Teens 1 Class Plays 3 UNr:sco.2,s, Latin Club 1,2,33 ski cmb :7 v S ' i ' X -,Mt BETH TOWNSEND Transfer Student 2. Za NANCY SUTCLIFFE CAA 33 Spanish Club 33 Y-Teens 13 FTA 3. KAY SWINSCOE Cubs 2,33 CAA 1,2,33 Odaroloc 2,35 Span- ish Club 3, V. Pres.3 Ski Club lg Y-Teens 3. DALE SWORTS Band 1,2 ,33 Orchestra 2,35 Spanish Club 2 3 Vodvil 3. CAROLYN TAGUE BRBC 1,2 ,33 Cubs 2,33 Owl 23 Spanish Club 1,2, V. Pres.3 Y-Teens 1. SUE TEMPLE Student Council 1,2,33 Cubs 2,3Q GAA 13 French Club 1,2 ,3, Pres. li Odaroloc 13 Ski Club 23 Y-Teens 1,2,33 Triangle Club 13 Class Officer 1. BUD TERRELL Student Council 33 Junior UNESCO 33 Ski Club 33 Wrestling 23 Track 1,2 ,3. BARBARA THOMAS NFL 2,3 3 All-School Play 13 French Club 13 GAA 13 Y-Teens 1,2,35 Speech Club 2,33 Cubs 3. GORDON THOMPSON Student Council 2,33 Latin Club 1,2,33 Spring Track 1,2,33 Football 1,2333 Bas- ketball 1,2,3. GARY TIEDEMAN Transier Sfudentg Panther DayKing 23 Stu- dent Council 33 Band 2,33 Choir 33 Other vocal groups 33 AllaSchool Play 2s Junior UNESCO 33 Odaroloc 3, Editor3 Orchestra 23 Ski Club 2,33 Triangle Club 3, Pres. B.B. Pep Band 2,3. Nd wg D' 4' .gif 5 Q DAVE VAN DER Hoo? ski Club 1,2,s. SKIP VAN VALKENBURG Student Council 1,25 Football 152,35 Basketball 1,25 Tennis 1,2,3. TED VERMILLION KAREN WAHLSTROM Student Council 1,25 Class Officer 25 Other vocal groups 35 Cubs 2,35 NFL 2,35 All-School Play 25 Class Play 35 Stage Crew 15 GAA 1,35 Odaroloc 2,35 Spanish Club 25 Ski Club 2,35 Thespians 2, Treas. 35 Speech Club 1. DAVE WAIDON Trasfer Student 35 Band 35 Choir 35 Other vocal groups 35 Junior UNESCO 35 Or- chestra 3. DIXIE WATSON Cubs 2,35 Junior UNESCO 1,25 Spanish Club 25 Y-Teens 1. BARBARA WEIBEL Cubs 2,35 GAA 15 Junior UNESCO 1,2,35 Latin Club 1,25 Science Club 3. DENNIS WERNER Odaroloc 35 Owl 35 Ski Club 1,2,35 Science Club 2,3. DAVE WILSON Band 1,2 ,35 Class Play 35 Stage Crew 35 Latin Club 1,2535 Odaroloc 35 Orchestra 2,35 Cross Country l,2,35 Spring Track 1 25 Vodvil 35 Sports Manager 35 Boy's State5 B.B. Pep Band. 7 BILL TRUMBLE Spring Track 15 Football 15 Wrestling 25 Sports Manager 2,3. DENNIS TUSSEY ARNTE VALDE Choir 2,35 Spring Track 15 Ski Club 35 Vodvil 35 Football 15Gymnastics 1. GAI1. WELCH FHA 2, GAA 1,25 Latin Club 1, FTA 3. DAN WESTCOTT Ski Club 35 Science Club 1,2. RALPH WIENBROER Student Council 1,25 Class Officer 25 La tin Club 15 Spring Track 1,2 ,35 Football 1,2 ,35 Basketball 1,2 ,3. ,xxx WESLYN WINCHELL Transfer Student 25 Student Council 25 Band 2,35 Cubs 2,35 GAA 35 Ski Club 35 Junior UNESCO 2,35 Y-Teens 2,3. SHARON WINGFIELD Transfer Student 25 Student Council 25 BRBC 25 Cubs 2,35 class Plays 2,35 NFL 2,3 5 Junior UNESCO 2,35 Latin ciub 2, 35 Orchestra 2,3. JIM WINTER ,'L '.., DON DAWE HAROID DICKSON DALE EDMONDS 'Ti JOHN WITTEMYER Student Council 35 Class Officer 35 Class Play 35 Junior UNESCO 35 Ski Club 1,2, 35 Latin Club 15 Science Club 35 Baseball 1,2 ,35 Travelcade 35 Boys State. JEAN WITTICH Choir 2,35 Other vocal groups 35 Ski Club 35 Cubs 2,35 Class Play 25 GAA 25 Span- ish Club 2,35 Transfer Student 2. MARSHA WOLD Cubs 2,35 Junior UNESCO 35 Spanish Club 2, V. Pres. 35 Owl Ass. Ed. 35 Transfer Student 2. SUSAN WOODWARD Transfer Student 15 Cubs 2,35 GAA 1,2 ,35 Junior UNESCO 35 Latin Club 1,2,35 Y- Teens 1,2, Treas. 3. SHARON WORSTER Choir 2,35 Cubs 35 Stage Crew 152,35 GAA 1,2,35 Orchestra 1,2,35 Ski Club 1, 2 53. RON WRIGHT Head Boy 35 Student Council 35 BRBC 2,35 Choir 2,35 NFL 2,35 All-School Play 25 Class Play 25 St. Nick's Day 35 Stage Crew 15 French Club 15 Junior UNESCO 35 Thespians 2,35 Football 15 FTA 1, V. Pres. 2,3. KAY YAGER Band 1,2535 Cubs 2,35 Class Play 25 GAA 1,25 Pres. 35 Spanish Club 2,35 Y-Teens 15 Triangle Club V. Pres. 3. LEONA WRIGHT Transfer Student 1. CAROL YARLOTT Student Council 1,2,35 Class Officer 25 Choir l,2,3, Other vocal groups 2,35 Cubs 2,35 GAA 1,2,35 Junior UNESCO 15 Latin Club 15 Spanish Club 35 Y-Teens 15 Head Girl 3. LAURA KETCHAM AARON MARTIN JIM MCCARRON JANICE GOLD l HWAITE MORRIS NORMAN TOM GOTTLIEB FRED OVERFELT TOM TRIEBES Ill fe' 1 in-Q ig-3 ,vs ,at IN MEMORIAM To Our Former Classmates Who Died In An Automobile Accident May 19, 1956 Jerry Dean Pyle Sam Ralph Santi 33 .x FACULTY CAPERS 3 e gg ll, 53 I 5' A few of our more dignified faculty members. Horatius at the Bridge. 9 -wa. El y kr if , .Mg a' 5, -+1 5j, tk . L. ,, ,I V- ,ff 3 , ' 7 93- il , I, Q v f V L I 71 5 ' Wife know about th1s, Mr. Come on'a my house. Adams? 3, .gm ii flf , , he ...e- I ,-, , 5 ' 1 , I ' x ,S iff' , ,A , ff ' V f f r-1 ,, L ' 4 ,f 5.2 W , .. '- J, if ' scieutilx. Even Mr. Lefferdink sings. L,,,,,, I I ,G .Y ' mm ,z Q Ji if Wx Qi e 5 .ggi X , '13,-, ROW l: Ron Wright, Jack Olsen, Ritchie Holland, Jim Copeland. ROW 2: Gordon Thompson, Ralph Wienbroer Gene Hoehnc, Ray Mcliinnis, John Wittemycr. BOYS 8. GIRLS 0F THE MONTH The Boys and Girls ofthe Month are seniors who are selected on the basis of activities, scholarship, dependability, honor, loyalty and personality. Head Boy and Head Girl are the first to receive the honor and the rest are chosen throughout the remainder of the year by the Deans and past Boys and Girls of the Month. The boys chosen are hon- ored at luncheons ofthe Lion's Club and the girls are honored at a Zonta Club Dinner. ROW 1: Linda Rein'l, Diane Peterson, Marilyn Lowder, Kay Yeager, Sally Starkey. ROW 2: Carol Yarlott,Kare Wahlstrom, Nan Riethrnayer, Sue Temple. 1- .,.x.. . v - . , . , . -. 4- - 5- '-sl ks' .L' l ' S , , , +5 A iQ L Q.. x F 'X D --1-Q -9 . r-W 3 ROW 1 Neal Ford, Jack Olsen, Ron Smith, John Wittemyer, Ron Wright. ROW 2: Tom Girardo Gene Hoehne, Ray MCKIHDIS Dave Wilson Jon Armstrong. BOYS AND GIRLS STATERS The 1956 Boys' State was held at C.U. in Boulder, June 15 -22. Sponsored by the American Legion, the purpose of the conference was to give boys from all over Colorado the experience in handling the prin- ciples and practices of government. The girls who attended Girls' State went to Colo- rado Womens' College in Denver June 21-27. The girls were required to write a letter of application and make a three minute speech on their reasons for wanting to attend Girls' State. The girls and boys were selected on the basis of leadership, character, courage, honesty, scholarship, cooperation and health. Bartkus, Karen Wahlstrom, Kathy Hile, Suzanne Schock. -i-n A , M, , ,, i 35 5? x f . ,gp-1 Q ROW 1: Hobson, Shackleford, Herrington, Reich, Brown, Bellitt, Lowder, Maslin. ROW 2: Mr. Blubaugh Yeager Peterson, Rrethmayer, Repplier, Lutz, Matheson, Miss Harrower. ROW 3: Copeland, Olsen, Barker, McKi1:mis, Wit temyer, Wining, Spencer, Mehl. TRAVELCADE Far in advance of the exciting Travelcade trip, twenty-four students and their sponsors began making plans for the joumey to Wyandotte, Michigan. To raise most of the 32,800 needed to finance the trip, members worked on such proJects as the spaghetti dinner, skating party and dances. The group was also well versed on the history and attractions of Michigan and Colorado. Much credit goes to the sponsors, Miss Ruth Harrower and Mr. Charles Blubaugh, parents faculty committee and steering committee, composed of Jim Copeland and Judy Repplier, co-chairmang John Wittemyer, treasurer, Diane Maslin, recorderg and Nancy Bellitt. The group left Denver's Union Station for Wyandotte on April 6. They were entertained with sight -seeing tours, as well as attending classes and social events at the school. Each Boulder student stayed in his exchange partners' home for the week at Wyandotte. On the retum trip, the group took in the sights of Chicago. On April 17, the students arrived home and prepared to receive their exchange partners for a week beginning May 3. I 38 .J IL 65 - ' 4. - 'll . , 1 ,nr STARGAZER + 4 .4 , , X i Y Look toward the heavens and toward destiny. Jw E ' mem ies... N,,, r H .- f 4 Q 4 l r ..f . I Kay Johnson, Treasurer, Clyde Gossert, President, Ron Phelan, Lynn Gorsuch, John Yeager. The Junior Class was efficiently led through the school year of 1956-57 by the Trip Council. The Council, re- presenting the Junior Class, awarded the Sophornores the school colors for the last football game after the Juniors won the Roughhouse. Tom Sawyer , the famous American classic, was ably presented on November 15th by a Junior cast as the class play. December 15 was the date of the annual Junior Prom, the theme being New England Winter . The prom was very successful and will be remembered as one of the nicest dances at Boulder High. The halls were beautifully decorated for the Christmas season by the Jtmiors. The Trip Council served the Sen- iors at their annual Senior Breakfast and the Juniors ushered at Class Day and Graduation Exercises, June 6. A great deal of credit and thanks go to the Junior Class sponsors headed by Mrs. Ward. The other sponsors were: Miss Duhon, Mr. McCammon, Miss Mitchell, Mr. Einert, MI. Gilbert, Mr. Sheely, and Mr. Bostrom. LII ROW 1: Adams,J., Bishop, Beach, Bohlke, Anderson,M., Brown,C., Benson, Balch, Barr, Buck, Bartlett. ROW 2: Baggett, Benes, Boland, Anderson, P., Adams,S., Bennett, Chaussart, Aschenbrenner, Beckner, Carter. ROW 3: Aragon, Cervantes , Basnett, Burda, Ashton, Baca, Bright, Bender, Allan, Brown,F.,Axte1l. ROW 4: Bonnes, Brum baugh, Carlson, D., Abbott, Bennett,D., Bigbee, Baskett, Bruins. JUNIORS ROW l: Crawford, Cole, Carmichael, Dennis, DeGraw, Condy, Carlson, Engdahl. Davis, R. ROW: 2: Denton, Elgin, Dragoo, Chalmers, Crisrnan, Campbell, Douglass, Davis, C., Espinoza, Collins. ROW 3: Elscy, Krocgcr, Ebel, Dickcnshcets, Couglilin, Croley, Degge, Downing, Clark, B., Clough. ROW -1: DcFrance, Cooke, Em- inger, Dunn, Clynckc, Dawc, Cys, Ehmsen, Dcason, Crowder, Day, Dwing, Dayhoff. f Wfxrqi A . Oi r 'r' 0 t Q A f'nf1f'lf'1'rv ,gh tv 4' ROW 1: McMullen, McFarland, Mack, Hobson, Mangus, Lutz, Madrigal, Lauer. ROW 2: Marvin, Miller K., Meier Marshall Merritt Millard McCormick, Milani Merriman Maslin N. McMillen McMillan. ROW 3: Livinglston, Marduez, Maloski, Ma,rquart, Lewis, Maupin, Massay, Iloudin, Nerllig. ROW 21: Malick., McBride, Ly- man, Lee, MacKenzie, McPhetres, McDonald M., McDonald A., Meile, Leach, Mehl. JUNIORS ROW l: Patrick, Reich, Reynolds, Prentup, Palmer, Muhn, Richey, Rickman. ROW 2: Peyton, Mitchell, Peek, Pettigrew, Osbom, Pulver, Peper, Peevler L., Peevler N., Myrick. ROW 3: Pederson, Miles, Pierson, Muhn B., Porter, New, Pastore, Peterson, Miller, Peyton. ROW 4: Newlin, Olsen, Newton, Pender, Phelan, Parsons, Moore, O'Rourke, Pennak, O'Donnell. I 4 P f 9 i fi ,, m ,rilrlv , 3 M rfln WU MP1 '- 'fl as 419.1 ' Y ' ROW 1: Romig, Santi, Rothmeier, Schrenk, Russell, Springer, Spear, Rydholm, Selby. ROW 2: Shoan, Saltzer, Shackleford, Smart, Rudosky, Sayre, Sperry, Sewell, Scott. ROW 3: Quinn, Smith H., Stinson, Sandoe, Steinmier, SahmB.,Sahm,D.,Reed, Preston, Stram. ROW 4: Spence, Spencer, Scruggs, Sprague, Snyder, Roberts, Ross, Shefier, Rudosky, Roland, Sheffler. JUNIORS ROW l: Seidenkranz, Snell, Waldon, Symanski, Streamer, Winn, Whiteford, Walton, Tisone, Talbott. ROW 2: Ware, Wilson, Sheeler, Young, Watts, Winter, Waite, Witherell, Swanson, Stepp, Stockham, Ward, Thomas, Wise man, Toledo ROW 3- Woods Trumbo, Tisone T , Williams, Travis, Ta lor Tachi uin Hmnberto Tachi uin - - 1 - Y Cl 5 Q Salvador, Torgerson, Warren, Wegley, Trader. ROW 4: Yeager, Weber, Winler I-I., Winter D., Williams, Wynd: ham, Thompson, Young P., Windecker, Wining, Watson, Trucksess, Thomas B. R- flwfwf ,GMU 0 ' 'Y l I Y v U Y' i i . sf . Larry Pardi, Treasurerg Jeanetta Wittemyer, Girls Advisory Stormy Patterson, B0yS Advisor. SOPHOMORE CLASS Heading the Sophomore class this year were Stormy Patterson, Boys Advisorg Jeanetta Witte myer, Girls Advisorg and Larry Pardi, Treasurer. The first activity ofthe year was the traditional Or1ie Hop. Soon after came the Roughhouse in which the Onies failed to gain their colors. The Sophomore Class sponsors were Mr. Fields, head sponsorg Miss Beard, Mrs. Rogers, Mrs. Johnson, Miss Earp, Mr. Schneider, Mr. Cohen, Mr. Elliott and Mr. Swinscoe. We extend whole hearted appreciation to them for their fine work. -lfi nA ROW 1 Brown K , Chavez, Bailey, Britton, Alexander, Archxbald, Baxter, Bernal, Carroll, Beach, Borra, Barrlow, Abram ROW 2 Bunch, Bryan, Berggren, Bamhart, Adams, Brrdenstme, Butts, Chance, Cessma, Buchanan Car penter ROW 3 Bean, Blaylock, Arno, Chappell, Cline, Bradfield, Burton, Arbuthnot, Barnes, Calhoon Brown J ROW 4 Bellitt, Barrett, Bashford, Cass, Brush, Andrus, Black, Collins, Clopton, Carsten SO PHOMORES ROW 1: Friedman, Clark, Fox, DePoy, Fleming, Fisher, Fleming,N., Deisher, Davis, Dwinelle, Davidek, Gardner. ROW 2: Ficher, Erger, Duhon, Compton, Crichlow, Durham, Fabrizio, Cooney, Files, Foelberg, Craggs, Fumey, Cooper. ROW 3: Ford, Allan D., Condart, Flesher, Dick, Forsberg, Fraker, Dorwin, Frity, Deason. ROW 4: Drap er, Evans, Comell, Gilman, Delka, Gabriella, Davies B., Cremeen, Crossman, Eggert. 1 3 r 5 fs 1 V 5 ' Ms Sm, 2. I ROW 1: Matheson, Owen, Morrill, Olsen J., Metzger, Parsons, Mitchell, Olson J., Otte, Martinez, Marbry. ROW 2: Lousberg, Moore, Loose, McNick1e, Long, Newberry, Nadgwick, McLeish, Stout, Parish, Nolte, Palmer, Maestas, Papini. ROW 3: Morrison, Nelson, Pond, Pomeroy, Nichols, McKean, Northrop, McCray, Oehlkers, Norris, O'Connor. ROW 4: Moreland, Pardi, Messick, Patterson, Powers, Peck, Owen, Mcilwain A., Mclilwain I., Peek, Owen M., Mueller, Pippin C. SOPHOMORES ROW 1: Steele, Santi, Stuart, Scadden, Sandritter, Stevens, Popst, Stewart, Peirce, Rose, Sterling. ROW 2: Stout, Stetson, Showalter, Province, Schmidt, Severinsen, Sato, Putnam, Sounders, Provins. ROW 3: Schrnelzer, Spring- steel, Scogland, Rosenberger, Schoorrnan, Smith, Price, Roark, Potter, Rogers, Roberts, Rouse. ROW 4: Rogers, Scohy, Seacrest, Raveling, Pryer, Selby, Robertson, Rowe, Stone, Stephens, Shoup. Q J 325,313 N I , it rw y q.r'm ',4, -JK. F1 1 1 'TQJ LN! ROW 1: Viele, 'x'.'ages, K'.'intt-rs, Vetter, Wood, K'v'iley, 'Mjolft-, Torgerson, Wirtz, Peeves, West. ROW 2: Win- chell, Tague, Wittemyer, West A., Taborsky, Wells, Van Ausdall, '.'.':Lrtl, Vgtnatta, Watts, '.'v't1lter, Warchal, Werner. ROW 3: Tiileox, Stchlik, Taylor, Tower, Westerberg, Wilson, Stewert, Theis, Swetlluntl. ROW -1: Spurlock, Thomson, Walton. Westerman, Wilson, Stokes, Studebaker, Waglier, Travis, White. SOPHOMORES 1 v Onies hopping. 'EPQRQQ gn. 5 Q, ,W A . A. :O.JL Everybody happy 5 The winning smiles. The Rockcttes I' 3 I -1' ' 1 4 You are the Shllllllg rulers of space Q 1 an WM: u ' ' Wzlii-Q51 ,qr'-'Rfk 5.+f'l'1 7' fi ,qu Mn ,y fy V Q fi- if - , gm 'Hy- fb ,sa- ,1 Donna Aschenbrenner Attendant R35 Marsha McFarland Attendant Lynn Gorsuch Junior Prom Queen GUNILLA BRUNGE Attendant C ONNIE PERRILL Attendant If fi 1 I. u-J. MA RILOIS BRA DLI? Chou Sweetheart wlzgiis, -211. ' IUDY ANN JOHNSON Attendant I , N...,,,! ,Na-,M MARILYN QVA LE Attendant C' SUE TEMPLE Semor Prom Queen Hoehne Attendant ff?- ' ,Lost Cub Sweetheart' X Don Baxter Attendant 1 l LV ' Q. 'GLA- I' . - HE-E'RlfEAJ6isRsim ff. -Q f' A w T . . I 1 . ' fw v' w' WA -'I Arlyn Jahde, Toni Ba.rtkus,Ma.rynez D b ar y, Marlene Kinser, Georgia Blaylock, Don Burroughs Much of the credit for promoting school spirit at this ' year s ath- letic activities goes to Boulder lligh's swell cheerleaders. These six guys and gals had a great deal to d l o Vw1llOll1' pep rallies, also, and all in all did a fine job. 58 'Q Q 'Z I Yf. -1 1 3 fi' of ' qv. 'fl 'The songs of the heavens burst forth in glorious harmony. .aj r if O 0 0000990900 . diner, . lo. . '.ao . v ',..k - , oo0',on 0 0 U Q 9 g 9 'O 0 ' 0 ,o' , ' 'v.o: O 00 ag0. ' Oo ,,o 0 00. Q' p-D 0 I ' ' 0 o . OO:2,q . 0'....W ,o c 0 ' . ' 0 0 n..00' 0 o ,gl 0 . ' . C I ' 0 CELESTIAL HAR M0 Y ROW 1: Hubsun Noll, Guthrie, Ando, Johnson J., Brown, Biddle, Merriman, Lennox, Saltzer, Kurrle, Nagel. ROW 2: Arbuthnot, Allardice, Johnson K., Streamer, Yarlott, Margrltz, Wittich, Rudosky, Mitchell. ROW 3: Stuart, Hamlltun, Mllani, Putnam, Basnett, Pond, Crowley S., Wright, Miles, Hevertz, McDonald M. ROW 4: Martin, McDonald A., Spence, Imig, Crowley P., Tiedeman, Olsen, Trucksess. SENIOR CHOIR The 1956-57 Senior Choir, under the fine direction of Mrs. Eva Musil, had another very suc- cessful year. The year's social activities included a Hamburger Fry held late in September and the sponsorship of the annual Sweetheart formal dance, February 16. The first public appear- ance was the Fall Concert, followed by the Christmas program held December 12 and 13. 'I'his year's theme was Christmas Lights. Spring brought the choir's attendance at the State Choir Festival i.n Greeley and a Spring Concert. This year two summer music camp scholarships were given, one to Westem State at Gunnison and one to the C.U. College of Music. The choir council was made up of choir officers, section leaders and robe librarians. PRESIDENT ............................................. Marilyn Qvale SECRETARY ....... . . . Sharon Biddle ACCOMPANIST ..... . . Gaynor Lam STUDENT DIRKITOR. ...................................... Ivan Simmons SECTION LEADERS - Chikako Ando, Donna Allardice, Marilois Bradley, Connie Perrill, Ron Phelan, Mark Trucksess, Gary Tiedeman. ROBE LIBRARIANS - Judy Martini, Sharon Kurrle. 1 I ROW 1: Menking, Bradley, Pettigrew, Stowers, Craggs, Lam, Martini, Carlson, Mack, Koplin, Row 2, Bensgn, Millard, Sayre, Pormds, Qvale, Per-till, Bohlke, Perkins, Peevler, Arneson, Condy, ROW 3: Maxwell, James, Sandoe, Simmons, Valdez, Engdahl, Nelson, Holland, Worster. ROW 4: Fulton, Malick, Larson, Phelan, Young, Waldon, Neher, Byers, Knight. SENIOR CHOIR There were four small choral groups this year - the Madrigals , Modernaires Cmade up of the Mad- rigals and their altematesj, Girls Double Sextet and the Boys Quartet. These groups participated in many school functions and sang for many civic organizations during thegyear. They took part in the State Festival for small groups and four members - Mar- ilois Bradley, Sharon Kurrle, Ivan Simmons and Gary Tiedeman, attended the All-State Choir and Madrigal Festival held in Denver. 61 The Boulder High Concert Band, under the direction of Mr. Ed. Kehn, presented its annual Winter Concert on the evening of March 20. Guest Conductor was Mr. James Nielson, nationally known music educatiorg conductor and arranger from Oklahoma City University. The band continued its traditional fine performances in the annual Contest Festival by receiving first division ratings for the 22nd con- secutive year. This was held May 4 at Greeley. Numerous Boulder High soloists and small ensembles participated in the Colorado Solo and Lnsemble Contest held April 2 at Loveland. the Marching Band won a superior rating in competition with 85 bands from four states at the C.U, Band Day Parade. During the basketball season, a classy Pep Band contributed agreat deal of enthusiasm to all the games. Band president this year was Bob Demmon. Y FLUTE-PICCOLO: Bruins, Goldwaite, Iverson, Johnson. Severinsen, Werner, McFarland, Wirtz, Hovde, Hartter, Mitchell. OBOE: Fullerton, Gahm. BASSOON: Waldon,Durl1am, Fogelberg. CLARINET: Haverkampf, Paxton, Moore, Girardo, Turner, Hile, Knox, Shackleford, Jessop, Travis, Hicks, Martin, Anderson, Morrison, Elsey, Tor- gerson, Hurd, Beach, Leitsehuek, Swanson, Winchell, Woods, Harrter, Bradfield, Scluenk. BASS CLARINET: Bean, Reich, Leffel, Winchell. ALTO SAXOPHONE: Walter, Merritt, Deisher, Cessna, Espinosa, Boland, Hansen, Hack- x x - , V ' , , - q -v l f DJ A ett Crum. TLNOR SA.IOPlrIOisII.: Marquart. ISAIRITCNL SAIXOPHONL: Margritz. C,O.tNl.l'. Ticdeman, emrion Potter, Goelacn, Simmons, Ivlelienn, Johnson, Fossugc, Hinshaw, Wilson, Stelilik, Craggs, Jones, Barrett, Messick, Koch, Irven, Lewis, IiU.I1I1lIC1I1ll. FRENCH HORN: Galim, Mclwlillen, Iwletzger, Bartlett, Chance. THCINIBOIXTL: lieg- gleston, Sworts, Taylor, Copeland, Conroy, Darker, Putnam, Hodgson, Schoorman. BAIKITUNE: Alpcrs, Diclq, Forsbcrg. BASS: Patterson, McPl1etres, Rogers, Jahde, Pender, Stout, D'Orazio. PERCUSSION: Honohan, llylarp. Stelter, fxsliiuri, Black, Kingdom, West, Wilson. 6 3 9 . , p .a V V., f' A x V . W V I 5 -it I I XM .wi ' W I aw WA, .V 0 4, ' X A. it h ' 5 375' ' ii, X , ' 2 1 Jf , R' . , v I 1:21151 WA! Q A A., .-P! gli 'Q HK fh 5 is Ni i 1 glan- TZZY, M., iff Ui, 'M' .an3 W,R, D' 45 and-lx ' 'M f., V' ' 5 .mv ,pa CRCHESTRA The BHS orchestra performed many and varied pieces at the Spring Concert, school assembly, State Music Festival, and all school plays. In February, fourteen members were privileged to be chosen as part ofthe All State Orchestra held annually at C.U. Their names are starred. There is work involved in being a member of the orchestra, but there is fun mixed throughout it also. VIOLINS PkPat Anderson 'FChar1otte Holmes Anita Bullard 'FMarga.ret Krutsinger David Massey Heinz Kroeger '9fMary Ann Warchal 'FCeorgia Gardner Sharon Kurrle Reyes Madrigal Janice Lingham VIOLAS Joan Reed Sharon Wingfield Mary W f' ldon CELLOS John de Jong 'YKay Taborsky PifConnie Peper 'FBreck Byers STRING BASS Sylvia Carpenter 'Holm Cys 'FSha.ron Worster 1-'LUTES Janice Ge-ldthwaite Derk Bruins Liz Wirtz Kathy I-lartler OBOES Carla Gahm John Fullerton CLARINETS fkSherry Haverkampf 4'Bev Paxton Ruth J essop Bill Martin BASSOONS Dave Waldon LaVaughn Durham 65 HORNS Wilma Gahm Sandy McMillen Laurene Metzger Betty Chance TILUMPETS fklvan Simmons Jim Fosshage Skip Potter J an Bartlett TROMIBONES 41Dave Eggleston Jim Barker Dale Sworts TYlvlPANI Bruce Hylan PERCUSSION Jeff Kingdom David Wilson Ann West 'N I K BOYS' QUARTET: Byers, Waldon, Tiedeman, McDonald. 500 'N MODERNAIRES: ROW 1: Bradley, Lam, Repplier, Pounds, Millard, Mitchell, Wittich, Yarlott, Martini, Biddle ROW 2: Tiedeman, Spencer, Imig, Olsen, Fulton, McDonald, Phelan, Neher, Waldon, James, Byers, Simmons. TRIPLE TRIO: CLOCKWISE: Engdahl, Wahlstrom, Margritz, Wittich, Mitchell, Bensen, McMillan, Biddle, Rothmeier, Baxter, Kurrle, Mack. SMALL VOCAL GROUPS 'Q I 1 ' u 1 11 li' is 1.6 L+--an N 7' Mickey Bxgbee Treasurer, Carol Yarlott Head Girl, Ron Wright Head Boy STUDENT BODY LEADERS In May 1956 the student body of Boulder High elected Ron Wright Carol X arlott and Mickey Bigbee to the offices of Head Boy Head Girl and Treasurer As Head Boy and Girl Ron and Carol presided alternately at the Student Council meetings- promoted new ideas in Council- pro- moted good relations between the Council and the students faculty and commtmity' represented Boulder High at the Northern Confer- ence Councilg and, with the help of the two efficient Boulder High Councils, accomplished many practical and worthwhile projects for their school. Mickey was in charge of the Council funds, gave a monthly Treas- surer's report, and performed the other duties of his office. Boulder High School was led capably through the 1956-57 school year by its elected leaders. 68 1 'QD' 3' EBULA 1 . Combine ali take form to be enduring. ROW 1: Friedman, Ando, Harris, Wright, Yarlott, Schock, Johnson, Springer. ROW 2: Martini, Loose, Brunge, Gorsuch, Reynolds, Herrington, Johnson, Bradley, Emerson, Perrill, Quale, Baldock, Wittemyer, Bartkus. ROW 3: Copeland, Pardi L., Moore A. , Pardi E.,Pastore, Alexander, Clancy, Wittemyer, Fosshage, Spence, Olsen. ROW 4: McKean, Wining, Bigbee, Thompson, Crane, Yeager, Gossert, Clough, Wagner. ROW 5: Miss Baron, Eggleston, Hylan, Phelan, Holland, Patterson, Hoehne, Keim, Terrell, Pender, Mr. Lefferdink. STUDENT COUNCIL 1ST SEMESTER Boulder High's first semester Student Council had a membership of fifty-one students, composed of homeroom representatives, class officers, the parliamentarian, the school treasurer, and the Head Boy and Head Girl. Its co- sponsors were Mr. Merle Lefferdink and Miss Marjorie Baron. Among its accomplishments were: the sponsoring of Homecoming Roughhouse, the Onie Hop, and the New Stu- dents' Partyg the publication and sale of the Student Directory and the drawing up of the new Student Council Handbook. The Boulder Student Council also served as host to the Northern Conference Council on November 13. Among its new projects were: an opening prayer for Council meetings: announcement of each week's sports eventsg and the organization of a Public Relations Committee. ROW 1: Henry, Krutsinger, Harris, Wright, Yarlott, Schock, Bigbee, Wagner, Rein'l. ROW 2: Miss Baron, Witt- emyer, Elwell, Herrington, Eckblad, Bradley, Beckner, Johnson, Bellitt, Collins, Gorsuch, Mr. Lefferdink. ROW 3: Cessna, Loose, Duhon, Adams, Menking, Temple, Johnson, Pennington, Lowder, Emerson, Bartkus, Pardi. ROW 4: Spence, Phelan, Hurd, Alpers, Gahm, Patterson, Wittemyer, Crane, Darby, Bradfield, Holland, Yeager. ROW 5: Torgerson, Baster, Dunn, Gossert, Fosshage, Baker, Olsen, Hoehne, Preston, Imig, Johnson. STUDENT COUNCIL 2ND SEMESTER with the beginning of the second semester, the council completed work on the Student Council Handbook and held its annual Student Council Leadership Conference. Some of its other accomplishments were: the organiza- tion and running of student elections in May, sponsorship of Panther Day, and the promotion of a Citizenship Week. Your Student Council for 1956-57 has done a hard-working and praiseworthy job for Boulder High School. Tl Te ,.. '?- 1-uni Emi B111 Boulton Nan Rxethmayer Demns Werner and Sports Edxtor Ph11 Smlth Q Jaclue Penxungton Edxtor mn cluef l Maxsha Wold Assxstant Ed1tor L- W Q2 POW 1 Nell Mashn Feature Edrtor Marrlyn Emerson, Pattr Prentup ROW 2 Fred Brown, Trudy Seldenkranz The O WL Staff Q, Slilllln xfv lib The OWL as publrshed weekly from Sep grnoulsrlr rf, tember to June except durrng school vacatnons by the Journalism ll class of Boulder hugh school Boulder Colo The OWL rs prmted by 2, Ulsrrzlsurorz the Estey Pnntrng company l9I4 14th Street fAlll.l9 '99 Boulder Editor Jackie Pennlngton Assnstant Edrtor Marsha Wold Feature and Edntonal charrman Manlyn Emerson orts Edltor Phnl Smrth Reporters Typrsts Exchanges Sponsor De De Frye Trudy Serdenkranz Nan Rrethmayer Pat Butler Dennns Werner Path Prentup Fred Brown Bull Boulton Karen Stepp Margaret Wiseman and Nell Maslnn Karen Stepp Nan Rnethmayer Path Prentup Margaret Wrseman Bess Earp r OW 1 Karen Scepp, Jerry Johnson, Advertls mg Manager ROW 2 Pat Butler De De Frye Margaret Wrseman Fin lf' Mrss Bess Earp Advxser 13 6- 'Ei . ', I . , yr l 6 X : . , . 5 . i ,A V V . ' ' - S' 1 ' 1, , 1 f 5 I A .I ' . I 4-,Q B , Sp I I - ----W A NNWMY-MW-Hu nr 'WWW W . . Advertnsmg Manager .,,,, r,,,,,e, ,,., , O Jerry Johnson . I I I I . ' ' , ' ,,., ,,,,,, , I . C ,, A 'H ' C . If : , x B V 6 Al Q-ro-, 4, I I S 't 'K : ' ' . ' ' . 3 1 1 r . , - ,ra U ,rgeii 4. 4 'sv . ,D ,Q '. F Our deep appreciation goes to Mr. Blu- baugh, our yearbook sponsor, for all the time and effort he has contributed in helping the staff put out the '57 Odaroloc. It would have been a more difficult task, by far, without him to advise us. Mr. chanes Blubaugh, sponsor O D A C Editor........ Assistant Editor. . . Business Manager. . . . . . . . . . Senior Staff .... Class Staff. . . . . . . . Faculty Staff. . . Art. . . Sports. . . . Typing. . . Advertising. . . Pnotographer. . . . . Gary Tiedeman . . . ...... Judy Repplier . Susan Shackleford . Kay Swinscoe, Jean Putnam Nancy Berardi, Sally Starkey Gere Johnson, Kay Pettigrew Margaret Saltzer Karen Wahlstrom, Judy Reich Diane Peterson ..........DaveWi1son Karen Stepp, Susan Nesmith Bonnie Black, Marilyn Qvale Kate Alexander . . . . Carol Elgin, Judy Sayre Carol Meier, Susan Nesmith Denniswemer 3 Judy Repplier, Assistant Editor Karen Stepp, Kay Pettigrew, Susan Shackleford, Carol Elgin -I- 1-r--ee-----Y-----M.--.-.. Here are some artists who deserve a lot of credit for designing such realistic and original division pages. STAFF Gary Tiede man, Editor-in-Chief nhl 'J Judy Reich, Karen Wahlstrom, Diane Peterson. The '56-'57 Odaroloc staff, made up of jlmiors and seniors, did a fine job in planning and preparing your yearbook. They spent many hours on it. Our special thanks go to those pictured here. The class and senior section editors did a great deal of workin putting together the student sections. The financial affairs ofthe yearbook were capably handled by the business manager. The sports editor efficiently covered the year's athletic events, and planned the layout of the sports section, as did the faculty edi- tors with their section. The typists had a big job in neatly and correctly typing up all of the copy. The ad staff and the photog- rapher helped in the production, also. Dave Wilson, Susan Nesmitn, Sally Starkey, Dennis Werner, Bonnie Black, Kay Swinscoe. Yr 'Que in 'Y k ,- 5' Pygmalion SENIOR CLASS PLAY Pygmalion by George Bemard Shaw was presented by the seniors on Feb. 21, 1957. The story is about a low class Cocl-:ney English girl, who becomes a lady after six months of training from a speech professor. The cast included: Linda Rein'l, Bruce llylan, Karen Wahlstrom, Susan Nesmith, John Alpers, Ernie Asmus, Ron Hein, Kent Houston, John Lacher, John Wittemeyer, Sharon Wingfield, Jim Graham, Gere Johnson, Marilois Bradley, Al len Larson, Gunilla Brunge, Jim Barker, Betty Altman, Dave Bleeki, Marge Louden, Laverne Tospon, Beverly Paxton, Marilyn Emerson. v QV ,.a Sa Tom Sawyer JUNIOR CLASS PLAY Tom Sawyer , by Mark Twain, was presented by the juniors on Nov. 15, 1956. This dramatization by Paul Kester included many familiar scenes in the locality of Hannibal, Missouri. The students in the play were: John Sandoe, Cindy Doug las, Carol Streamer, Marsha McFarland, Judy Dennis, Joann Muhn, Wally Spencer, Fred Brown, Mike McDonald, Lynn Goxsuch, Mary Seidenkranz, Georgia Springer, Doug Newlin, Jim Taylor, Patty Carlson, Allen McDonald, Jimmy Wood, Kitsie Walton, Fred Nervig, Joe Gold and Richard Pennak. T-. B 3 Mrs. McThmg V. ., al. J! gk- :IJ .I 11 l J '56 All School Play tl I' fr-lg VP' -'wi'-I ,V-.. I THESPIANS ROW 1: Miss Burlon, Spcna S., Social Chairman, Rein'1 L., President, Wahlstrom K., Secretary-Treasurer Hykes F., Vick--President. ROW 2: Miller, Reich, Johnson, Scidenkranz, Bartkus, Springer, Dennis. ROW 3: Matheson, Fair, Tospon, Louclen, Hagmann, Gorsuch, Fulton. ROW 4: Spencer, Emerson, Johnson, Goldthwaite, Riethmayer, Mitchell, liicher. ROW 5: Peterson, Graham, Larson, Asmus, Olsen, Blecki, Barker, McDonald. - 1 -. ' 9 'JAX '9 ' 1 fa. 1 fl . I f 'NW -1. X' ' Ilb- 1, ' .INA ,' if is 15 1. v g wb.. ' Z J' wi' -355 fi A ,.f-sfil. fx f . LEFT to RIGHT: Greer, Riethmayer, Tiedeman, Barker, Guthrie, Waldon, Hagmann, Nesmith. MISSING: Rein'1, Wingfield, Black, Lutz, Cessna, Glott. UNESCO OFFICERS Junior United Nations Educational Scientific Cultural Organization is a club which strives to make better United States citizens through world understanding and peace. Speakers talked to the club at regular monthly meetings. To raise money for the Swedish exchange student, club members participated in the cake auction and presented a dance, food sales, etc. Linda Rein'l and Susan Nesmith headed the International Relations Club which is a part of UNESCO. The club attended the winter state conference at Denver University. Jim Barker and Dave Waldon were in charge at the United Na- tion's Day Assembly and other United Nation's events. Sharon Wingfield served as Publicity Chairman while Bonnie Black headed the Service and Projects committee and Julie Ann Hagmann directed the Hospitality committee. Jim Greer and Nan Ricthmayer were Co-chairman for UNESCO. Bobette Lutz was Secretary and Mary Guthrie was Treasurer. Mary- ann Cessna, Traudel Glott, and Gary Tiedeman were class represent- atives. Mrs. Ethel Auger sponsored the club. 80 ,-,fs ROW 1: Muhn, Mack, Shackleford, Stewart, Lennon, Hawkins, Holmes, Hurst, Richey, Kurrle, Herrington, Reich. ROW 2: Corsuch, Torgerson, McNickle, Adams, Owen, Metzger, Stevens, Warchal, Glatt, Streamer, Denton, Johnson, Maslin. ROW 3: Lutz, Watts, Elgin, Sayre, Cessna, Anderson, Wittemyer, Hovde, Walter, Adams, Guth- rie, Benes. ROW 4: Stepp, Crisman, Davis, Saltzer, Davies, Parsons, Spencer, Tachiquin, H., Tttchiquin, S., Pulver, Mclvlillen. UNESCO ROW 1: Carlson, Koplin, Hovde, Bartkus, Schmidt, Rein'l, Showalter, Ando. ROW 2: Mrs. Ward, Lawrence, Winchell, Burbank, Eckblad, Galbasini, Ruth, Ameson, Barnes. ROW 3: Nesmith, Prather, Janeway, Black, Lowder, Craggs, Snyder, Saville, Brees, Margritz, Wold. ROW -1: Armstrong, Louden, Tospon, Wingfield, Woodward, Hulse, Riethmayer, Potuids, Burkey, Sindt, Brunge, Davis, Dorrance. ROW 5: Greer, Waldon, Tiedeman, Hoehne, Barker, Terrell, Wittemyer, Clancey, Holland, Loomis, Wright, Ford, Larson. lui f , Q I ROW 1 Mack, Adams, Santi, Reynolds Rothmexer, Lam Talbott ROW 2 Gorsuch Marshall, Prentup, McFar land, Springer, Palmer, Hill, Reich, Hoffrmre, Ware Ry lm ROW 3 Wilson, Young, Milam, Holland, Gep ha t, Balch, Waldon, Walton, Bishop, Jones A ROW 4 Benes, DeGraw, Patric Hartter, Gilman, Beckner, Streamer, Winn, Engdahl, Collins N ROW 5 Carlson, Schrenk, Baggett, Johnston L , Aschenbrenner, Pulver, Davis C , Swanson Smart, Selby, Sperry GAA ROW 1: Rives, Yager, Brown, Shacklcford, Hobson, Robertson, Berardi. ROW 2: Miss Place C. M., Moore, Hovde, Cole, Swinscoe, Lingham, Barnes, Ando, Miss Mitchell. ROW 3: Bashford, Leitschuck, Worster, Woodward, Craggs, Hulse, Lawrence, Lowder, Haverkampf, Burbank, Noll. ROW 4: Nagel, Qvale, Wahlstrom, Perrill, Stowers, For- man, Winchell, Eckblad, Bellitt. ROW 5: Black, Brunge, Longley, Yarlott, Paxton, Rich Sara, Koplin, Carlson. QR!! 1? , Mfr Q 1' v .'. - l . i E 5 5 S 2 z ! ROW l: Pounds, Emerson, Burbank, McCray, Conway M., Burkey. ROW 2: Ruth, Greer C., Wold. ROW 3: Tachiquin S., Tachiquin A. ROW 4: Newberry. SPANISH CLUB ROW 1: Douglas, McFarland, Prentup, Johnson, Brown, Mitchell, Baggett, Aschenbrenner. ROW 2: Tague E., Santi, Biddle, Shackleford, Harmon, Seidenkranz, Crichlow, Coodrick, Ware, Denton, Rives. ROW 3: Johnson A Barnes, Parsons, Stevens, Koch, Mcleish, West, Fisher, Meier, Sperry, Craggs S., Wiseman. ROW 4: Benson, Cooney, Gelwick, Haverkampf, Yager, Nagel, Pennington, Kennedy, Wittich, Hoffmiru, Isctt, Kt-un, Belser. 1 1 5 X , . A t SN 91 ROW 1: Talbott, Springer, Schrenk, Kurrle, Lockwood, Jessop, Geddes, Files. ROW 2: Snyder T., Eminger M., Reynolds, Gilman, Snell, Elgin, Millard, Basnett, Condit. ROW 3: Robertson, Hastings, Looney, Cys, Owen,M., Westerman. SPANISH CLUB ROW 1: Hoffman, Bennett, Maslin, Gorsuch, Collins N., Olsen J., Gephart, Davis B. ROW 2: Bashford, Anderson C., Bu11ardA,, Fulton, Yarlott, Swinscoe K., Galbasini, Bartkus, Speer. ROW 3: Powers, Bigbee, Pastore, Olsen J. Dorrance, McPhetres, Pierson, Hicks. ROW 4: Laingor, Axtell, Koenigstein, McDonald M., Thomson W., Blaylock T., Crowder, Cervantes. mums: . ' 1 Q' Pls fa I RQW 1: Herrington, Lam, Reich, Romig, Walton, Johnson, Rein'1. ROW 2: Miss Beard, Saltzer, Jones, Mangus, Tisone, Lutz, Barnes. ROW 3: Bartlett, Allardice, Hile, Nesmith, Riethmayer, Black, Temple. FRENCH CLUB French club, for the year 1956-57, was led by Judy Reich, president, and Nan Riethmayer, secretary-treasurer. The club, made up of 2nd year French students and past French club members, held many interesting meetings during the year, this included a dramatization of parts of the play, The Lark. The advisor was Miss Beard, language teacher. 87 SEATED: Judy Martini, Cubs, Judy Reich, French Club, Brenda Nagel, Ski Club, Carol Yarlott, Head Girl, Suzanne Schock, B.R.B.C.g Jeanetta Wittemyer, Soph. Class, Gary Tiedeman, Odaroloc, Kay Yeager, G.A.A,, Nan Riethmayer, Jr. UNESCO, Ray McKinnis, Science Club, Mr. Hamilton, sponsor. STANDING: Lynn Gorsuch Junior Class, Sally Starkey, Y-Teens, Frances Rose, F.H.A., Ronald Wright, Head Boy, Ritchie Holland, Senior Class, Jim Greer, Jr. UNESCO, Bob Demmon, Band, Dave Wilson, Latin Club, Fran I-lykes,Latin Club, Marilyn Qvale, Choir, Judy Fair, F.T.A., Ruth Ann Jessop, Spanish Club, Dixie Brown, N.F.I.., Linda Re in'l, Thespians. NOT PICTURED: Stormy Patterson, Soph. Class, Jackie Pennington, Owl. TRIANGLE CLUB The Triangle Club, relatively new in Boulder High, continued to function effectively this year. The club is composed of the leaders of all school clubs, organizations, and classes including the Head Boy and llead Girl. The relationship between the faculty, the student leaders, and the student body is represented in the club syni- bol, the triangle. Activities of the Triangle Club in '56-'57 included the enforcement ofthe various clubs schedules and the plan- ning of numerous basketball rallies. In addition, the leaders of the various clubs and their sponsors xyorlred through the Triangle Club in selecting the Panthers of the Week. Club conflicts were often straightened out by the presidents during Triangle Club meetings. This year's officers were: Gary Tiedeman, President, Kay Yeager, Vice-President, Jeanetta Witteznyer, Sec- retary. HH SEATED: Sharon Kurrle Jr. Drill Leader, Anita Bullard, Sr. Drill Leaderg Donna Allardice, Sec'y5 Judy Martini, Pres., Nancy Herrington, Ass't Sec'y-Treas.g Diane Peterson, Treas.g Wilma Gahm, Sr. Dement Chairman. STANDING- Bobette Lutz, Jr. Demerit Chairmang Kay Swinscoe, Sr. Demerit Chairman, Jeanie Holland, Jr. N B d' Dernerit Chairman, Nancy Collins, Jr. Demerit Chairman. MISSING: Nancy Bellitt, Vice. Pres., ancy erar 1 Sr. Demerit Chairman. CUB OFFICERS Clubs, the Boulder High pep club, is composed of all interested girls who maintain a C average and who are ac- tive in at least one other club in B.H.S. The club's purpose is to promote school spirit, to stimulate scholastic and social activities, to uphold the school ideals and principles, and to inspire a more fiiendly attitude among the stu- dents of Boulder High School. There are numerous outside activities of Cubs: the Marching Cubs during football season, the Color Guard dur- ing basketball season, making posters to inform the student body of coming athletic events, decorating goal posts, organizing and sponsoring the annual Cub Dance, and the all-around promotion of school spirit and good sportsman- ship. 89 1 g . . .., is M fi, if 8 E JS? ggq Q , :Q f ' E A' S 5- 'J IJ K. w .N , I ' ' -' F 9 if L5, I x Y ' K Q I , W - 4 A,. if 45531 1 vm. . Q, 4. . 1. 'E 'A Q ' nf fs i Q1 xo il g - 'M Q1 -H Z9 32 , f ,, 1 Y . .- , .ix .' ll ,. -X , ' Lf-x 1 ' 9 1 33 wg V4 suvwq 3 i3A,v' 4, ,CO f,'.. 414 r E :fi - A r x. Ev , .gp, gp B xg L W? 3.1 Q if' 'Q' 'W': ' 3 5 i -' fl: ,- .k V N. .Q - VL . f- in 5 x sw. ug. W' A, L- -QA . -in-.-......, - ii , - - -M' N'? at ' '05 7 , - Z '3- ROW 1: Schrenk, Joan Reynolds, vxce presxdent, Judy Reppher, secretary Mark Trucksess, treasurer Brenda Nagel, pxesidentg Talbott. ROW 2 Rothmeier, Adams, Moore, McFarland, Bartkus, Hovde, Gephart, Altman ROW 3: Mr. Fitchg sponsorg ham, Yeager, Mnllck, Griggs, Q' ,tw-va 1 st-: gn, -'- v -..-..t,, '-- vi -.All -g,...... 2-Q , - ' .1--L-7' -.FIX ' -sv Q 1-1.-i ' Y , A'-' i- VN, ' vtlxl 5 . b , ' ' ' A, , , ' .. -4 gf- -- g - ,J-iypgxag ,fiize '- .... -rv 42. i N? icy ' h ' we ,.... ' ' -.f M fx, - ,,,. .- . Y . --gm -- ...-7-.1 ,N '. , A a-, ., -Q AX.. . -tj-, -ar: - ' ' - . f- go , , . - Y f -L: -' ,K '- 91 FSNJLJ-, 1, vlqff 1 1 sf Q.. ROW 1: Hovde, Johnson R., Woods, Clancy, Holland, Spurlock. ROW 2: Prentup, Reich, Herrington, Johnson J., Wittemyer, Hawkins, Lockhart, Swanson, Stout, Glott, Severinson, Long, Bridenstein. ROW 3: Emerson, Jones, Winter, Taborsky. ROW 4: McKean, Westerberg, Wilson, Bean, Johnson J., Eaton, Maupin, Tiedeman. ROW 1: Holmes, Jones, Shackleford, Hobson, McNickle, Morrill, Lennon. ROW 2: Morrison, Worster, Wiley, Bergren, Patrick, GLmderSOn, Benes, Hurst, Henry K., Iverson, Johnson. ROW 3: Heinz, Walton, Wold, Pond, Gel- wick, Hill, Cross, Isset, Adams, Barr, Henry S., Scadden, Hagrnann. ROW 4: Looney, Westcott, Nordberg, Gib- son, Olsen, Gerkin, Briggle, Wemer, Fraker, Axtell, Burkey. 7- t..! Jr- .. ...4:..--:ff-rn ug., fi' W , i-.--.3 it Q 0 ,L A--1-., .aii-1--1 ----Qi-w .1-.-v A-.-4 ':..,.' ,--I - 1' .5-7-'...... g?- '-'H 91 f-I rv., 0 '0- if sz ROW 1: Asmus, Pounds, Holland Schock, Russell, Bridenstine, Westerberg, Byers. ROW 2: Tague, Clark, Palmer Wa es Alexander Scadden Hen S. He K. Janewa Beckman Ando Schneider. ROW 3: Schrenk Davide ! 9 ks 8 TY UTY Y Douglas, Bryan, Sgepp, Millard, Pettig,rew, Wisexgnan, Jeffe,ries, Johns,on, Schmidt, Tague. ROW 4: Rothmeier, Olsen, Davis, Brunge, Spurlock, Condit, Looney, Wiley, Wolfe, Nelson, Scott. ROW 5: Meier, Gilman, Spencer, Barker, Howe, Lacher, O'Donnell, Dragoo. BROADCASTERS IN ACTION Q J 1 + ii-. A BRBC 5... 'fi uf. DQ S P-' ROW 1: Miller, Prentup, Leffel, Rives, Fair, Streamer, Armstrong, Kurrle, Campbell. ROW 2: Mr. Reed, Wood, Maslin, Beckner, Fogelberg, Margritz, Merriman, Viele, Gardner. ROW 3: Householder, Wriglt, Gahm, Hovde, Krutsinger. F. T. A. The Abner Brown branch of Future Teachers of America held their installation on October eleventh. Two initiations were held, one in the spring, and one in the fall. The activities for the year included a Christmas Party, a Cupcake sale, and a Picnic. Delegates were also sent to the State Convention in the Spring. The Officers were: Judy Fair .......... President Sandi Spena ..... Vice-President Carol Streamer ...... Secretary Jon Armstrong ....... Treasurer Phoebe Jane Wood .... .Librarian Mr. Bill Reed sponsored the club. 95 ROW 1: Kreller, Davies, Hoza, Bunch, Carmichael, Nadwick, Waldon, Mrs. Rowlette. ROW 2: Peper, E1gin,Brad- ley, Grimes, Marbry, Rose, Fabrizio, Cooper, Sayre, Grimes B. F. H. A. The first meeting was presented by Harold Copeland of Sturtz and Copeland. He gave a very interesting pro- gram on the arrangements of fall flowers. In December a Christmas tea was held for the mothers of the girls in the organization. The theme was Christ- mas at Home. Chikako Ando told of her Christmases in Jaoan. Also in December, a represenative of Brooks Fau- ber gave a demonstration on gift wrapping. In February, to aid the depleated treasury, Va1entine's Day was celebrated with a cookie sale after school. On March 8 and 9, the organization attended the State District meeting which was held in Brighton. The officers for this year were Frances Rose, presidentg Mary Waldon, vice-presidentg Connie Peper, secretary Patsy Grimes, treasurer. 96 C7 K2 T up Q, Y ROW 1 Schock, Brown ROW 2 Trsone, Jeffrles, Henry, Wlllgfleld Re1n'1 ROW 3 Wahlstrom, Loose, Arm strong Looney, Pounds, Wrlght 3-xi K DeDe TISODC, Sec'y Treas Jon Armstrong, V1ce Pres Mr Schnelder, Coach Dlxle Brown, Pres 0 2 , r 1 9' 1 h 4 , ' A : . : ' ' ' ' , ' . : , . 0 F0 L0 1 J ' A ' Tiv- 4 . X - .5 ' . 3 .. . . 'KOW 1 Peterson Newberry, Speer, Gunderson, Matheson, Johnson, Putnam. ROW 2: Hylan Cremeen Machin inomson Davies Howe ROW 3: Nuzum, Leach, Matheson, Calhoun, Axtell. ROW 4: lVlCKlHD1S Kingdom Brown Cys ROW 5 Fullerton, Peyton, Mr. Einert. ROW 6: Maxwell, Hultquist, Kelley, Bmda Wyndham Pry SCIENCE CLUB Science Club, composed of a number of students who are par- ticularly interested in science, was quite active this year. It ex- panded its activities by dividing itself into special groups for electronics, chemistry and math, astronomy, biology, and geology. At the bi-weekly general meetings Science Club members heard many excellent speakers present interesting programs about every- thing from fossil pollen grains to recent atomic bomb tests. One of the year's activities included a trip to Denver to visit the airport, stockyards, and the Coca -Cola bottling company. In April many of the members of Science Club were active in the Regional Science Fair at the Bureau of Standards. Several of the special di- visions entered group projects also. Two members of Science Club won honorable mentions in the nationwide Westinghouse Science Talent Search. Sponsors of Science Club this year were Mr. Fields and Mr. Einert Ray McKinnis was elected president, and John Fullerton was secre- tary-treasurer. 98 C fi I consmumous , ' ggi I , Aa, -Q LQ 'rf' SEATED: Bill Reed, Assistant Football, John Fitch, Tennis, Phil Cohen, Assistant Football, Head Baseball, Lynn Elliott, Assistant Football, Assistant Wrestling, J. Allen Patten, Assistant Football and Track, Head Wrestling, Ed Swinsoce, Head Track and Crosscountry, Fred Johnson, Head Football, Assistant Basketball. STANDING: Merle Lefferdink, Head Basketball, Christian Recht, Athletic Business Manager. COACHES AND MANAGERS ROW 1: Phelan, Basketball, Football, Wilson, Track, Housten, Football. ROW 2: Rouse, Football, Basketball, Hein, Baseball, Trumble, Track, Deason, Football, Peterson, Football. ABSENT: McKinnis, Football, Wrestling an s 'l Q A I, S-N ' ix as as A 1 a 1 ssg' rw-N... If ' Q , X 17 ,L n A FOOTBALL The 1956 edition of the Panther football squad showed lots of spirit and agres- siveness in compiling a 6-3 record. The gridders came within a whisker of going to the state playoffs and were held back only by a couple of wrong bounces in N 5 K in X ' , 'i the Longmont game. The three losses were a 7-6 toughie to Pueblo Centen- nial, a 19-12 loss to Longmont, and a 20-12 setback at the hands of Greeley. The Panther's best game was a 19-12 Homecoming victory over previously un- defeated Englewood, a team that wound up in the state AA finals. Guard Jack Olsen was named to the all-state team, and Olsen and back Ron Smith were picked on the A11-A merica high school team. Also leading the squad were cen- ter Dave Baker, tackle Dan Gonzales, end Gordon Thompson, and junior backs Bruce Keim and Clyde Gossert. This page is sponsored by CITY PLUMBING and HEATING 101 A. 'Sr 4 . vb f tl az' . 4 L E 4 1 4 lf! 1 'VT 6 -.0 9 - -.-105, 0, 'T' 0-9 't-'ff 48 If 51 .Eff 193-5241 L 31 B-S44 53,29 37 gf, 2 1 1' 4 2 ROW 1: Coach Johnson, Baxter, Keim, Smith, Baker, Crane, Wienbroer, Monaragon, Gonzales, Bigbee, Van Valken- burgh. ROW 2: Pender, Rudosky, Preston, Dunn, Gossert, Olsen, Pastore, Hott, Knutsen, Thompson. ROW 3: Win- ing, Newkirk, Louden, Lewis, Clancy, Mehl, McPhetres, Newton, Schulze, Yeager. ROW 4: Coach Elliott, Peter- son, Stone, Neher, Sheffler, Wittemyer, Stout, Houston, Coach Patten. FOOTBALL ROW 1: Rouse, Ashton, Pierson, Stone, Coach Cohen, Coach Reed, Deason, C. Shaffer, Patterson, Clyncke, Deason W., ROW 2: Griggs, Delka, Leach, Koch, Pollard, Wilson, Messick, Hodgson, Hogan, Lee. ROW 3: Seacrest, Nichols, O'Cormer, Dickson, Dawe, Hansen, Scruggs, Price, Owen. ROW 4: Hill, Draper, Forsberg, Stokes. Roark, Mai, Laingor, Baskette, Collins. Jaw... 'l 'nil' ai 'f' -si 1 IT '. 4 'IL A - A - 'l Ug? l IPI ' --I - '7 11l11 11-- i 3 pf' X' I I 1 X This page sponsored by J. C. PENNY CO. Q-J I x W ROW lf Coach Johnson, Cooke, Spence, Rogers, Roark, Owens. ROW 2: Smith, Pollard, Robertson, Stokes, Mehl, Rouse. BASKETBALL As fam as this year's athletic activity was concemed the hard-luck squad was the basketball team. The round- ballers battled their way thru the toughest non-conference schedule in the state before they began to click. As the conference season began the Lefferdink crew got off to a good start and managed to stay solidly in the middle of the league despite the all-around talent and strength displayed in the Northern conference this year. One disastrous February weekend, which saw a 41-37 loss to Englewood and a 43-42 squeaker to Fort Collins, ruined BHS title hopes. The team was led by the shooting of seniors Gene Hoehne and Bob Bartelema and the aggressive back-court work of Gordon Thompson and Ron Smith. A potent group of juniors, including Bruce Keim, Jim Parsons, Jim Ly- man, and Bob Preston, will return next year to anchor a team which could well be a title contender. Coach Fred Iohnson's B-Squad was again one of the outstanding B-Squads in the state, with an impressive won- lost record. Top players for the B's were Rick Robertson, Jim Stokes, Mick Bigbee, Roland Rudosky and DonSmith This page sponsored by SMITH 'S KARMEI. KORN SHOP. 1115 Roland Rudosky forward Mick Bigbee center Boulder Boulde r Boulder Boulder Boulder Boulder Boulder Boulder Boulder Boulder Boulder Boulder Boulder Boulder Longmont Loveland Greeley Fort Morgan Sterling Englewood Fort Collins Longmont Loveland Greeley Fort Morgan Sterling Englewood Fort Collins Gene Hoehne forward 'xlib-. 106 Bob Bartelma center Bob Preston guard BASKETBALL Cordon Thompson guard Ralph Wienbroer guard it 71 nf if 3 T f li 11 Bruce Keim guard Jim Lyman forward 107 Wes Ke ena forward Ron S mith guard .ff Ti' I, f.W ' Q, Cf, 852 V , 5 Q4 arf, . ' f 5 if 'J 4 1. V 4 I' I. 1 5-Lv, 3, 6 V ei 'I 51, ' , 1 L N' Q H ,eq . ,tj N if 11, j 'K as Q. H -.E at . - i -fl I W , , ,X E f f is ' 4 1 l L in I I ' l K ROW 1: Morrison, Myrick, Bean, Swedlund, Munn, Copeland, Messick, Tisone. ROW 2: Dorwin, Draper, Loomis, Northrup, Eggleston, Pomeroy, McE1wain, Capter, Baskette. ROW 3: Clancy, Hott, Stone, Campbell, Dawe, Price, Patterson, Clyncke, Newton. ROW 4: Coach Patten, Wining, Abbott, Gossert, Baker, Gonzales, Ehmsen, McKinnis, Coach Elliott. fm' 5... E, X 1 v If 1 - av' QC. I r 2-7 f ' Jill! --:Q - 5:5 Q , . 2 4 . H 9 .fit , an ry :ll , G9 This page sponsored by GRAHAM FURNITURE State Meet Wrestlers: Front: Swedlund, 1065 Tisone, 1225 Loo- mis 130 BACK: Eggleston, 1375 Gossert, 1675 Baker, 1775 Gonzales, Heavyweight. The 1956-57 Panther wrestling squad, coached ably by Allen Pat- ten, had an outstanding season. The squad compiled an ll won and 4 lost record. The season-ending Longmont loss was especially hard to stomach for the Panther crew because it dropped BHS from a the- oretical three-way tie for the conference championship with loveland and Fort Collins. The grapplcrs then placed second in the conference meet and 8th in the state meet. The squad was led by Bill Loomis, 130 pounder, who won 20 straight matches before losing in the state meet, and two conference champs, Dave Eggleston at 137 lbs, and Dan Gonzales, heavyweight. Other Panthers in the state meet were Kent Swedlund, Tom Tisone, Clyde Gossert, and Dave Baker. Coach Lynn E1liot's B-squad had a 7 win l loss dual meet record and culminated a fine season by winning their own invitational toum- ament. The Cubs were led by 123 pounder Allan Ashton and 167 pounder Stormy Patterson. llll l . . . gas v' ,......-, . L .al ROW 1: Stehlik, Hultquist, Pond, Hastings, Robertson, Croley, Diaz, Fulton, McKinnis, Price, Stone, G., Hott. ROW 2: Barrett, Gerkin, Clough, Cooke, Parsons, Wittemyer, Baskette, Jensen, Eminger, Hill, Stokes, Smith. ROW 3: Coach Patten, Selby, Roark, Bigbee, Stout, Gossert, Crane, Knudson, Stone, W., Bradfield, Newton. ROW 4: Coach Swinscoe, Collins, Thompson, Olsen, Terrell, Wyndham, Maxwell, Malick, Mehl, Dunn, Yeager, Mondrag- on, Wienbroer, Hylan. MISSING: Tom Black and Dave Wilson. SPRING TRACK The 1957 BHS squad was able to compile a fine season's record. Coached by Ed Swinscoe and Assistant Coach Allen Patten, the thin- clads presented a well-balanced group of experienced lettermen and promising newcomers. Lettermen fshown below from left to rightj are George Mondragon, sprints and 440, Bruce Hylan, Broad Jumpg Ralph Weinbroer, sprintsg Ron Smith sprints and 440g Dennis Crane, hurdles and Broad Jumpg Lanny Mehl, 880: Mark Trucksess, High Jumpg Clyde Gossert, weights, Gordon Thompson, Hurdles. Mondragon, Weinbroer, Crane, and Smith all took medals in the State Meet last year. O -, Q7 nfq' Qs Q 4' X 'fy' ROW 1: Myrick, Swedlund, Diaz, Dorwin. ROW 2: Loomis, Hylan, Sahm, Trucksess. ROW 3: Eggleston, Mc- Kinnis, Maxwell, Fulton, Malick. Absent: Dave Wilson. CROSS COUNTRY Coach Ed Swinscoe's cross-country team had a good season in 1956. Although the squad had no returning letter- men, the thin-clads still developed a strong, well balanced team. The squad placed fourth in a two mile meet at Laramie third in conference and tenth in the state meet The Panther B-Squad showed good form in finishing third in the conference B Squad meet and rn whipping the Higlewood varsity squad The four senior lettermen lost by graduation thrs year are Nash Diaz Ray McK1nn1s B111 Loomis and Dave Wilson Returning next year to bolster the squad are three promlsrng Junior lettermen Larry Malrck Kim Maxwell and Mark Trucksess This page sponsored by FORD OFFICE MACHINES ROW 1: Hein Copeland, Glanville Stinson Scadden Spence Sm'th. ROW 2: Ph 1 Sh d Bartelma, Baxfzer, Neher. ROW 3: Wittemeyer, Emerson, Keim, Sgancato, Wagoneri mbbafdnfzlarl-isgZ?!gda?:lissldy Cohen . 1956 BASEBALL The Boulder Panther's 1956 baseball squad fought their way to second place in the Northem Conference with an outstanding record of six wins and one defeat. The only loss in league play came at the hands of Greeley, who won the conference championship. Particularly outstanding triumphs included a tension packed, 2-1 win over Englewood, a 6-2 conquest of Longmont, a 3-0 edging of Ft. Morgan, and a 21-5 shellacking of Loveland. Outstanding play throughout the year came from Gene Cassidy, Ken Stancato, Jerry Hubbard Dave Wagoner and Bob Emerson, seniorsg Cap Sheperd, Jim Neher, Don Baxter and Gene Hoe- hne, juniorsg and Bruce Keim and Dave Carlson sophomores. This page sponsored by ANGLEN 'S SHOE SHOP 1 13 ...X A-If I 1 4 1 fi, 39 .,, 9 0 if '- .Q N W0 1. st- . 3 1 2 2 L.: , P ,, tx ' Q' Q 5 Q U 'f X . - -f Y rx? K 5 1' ,. Jr A 4 . 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