Boulder High School - Odaroloc Yearbook (Boulder, CO)

Text from Pages 1 - 248 of the 1965 volume:

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A year of newness and change ... of time steadily passing clock hands endlessly making circles on the face of a clock. . . . of As sophomores, juniors and seniors, the school vear of 1964-1965 has brought not only change in the physical structure of the school building, creating a modern study atmosphere, but also new ideas, new experiences and new challenges. The friends made, the courses taken, the athletic contests attended, the musical and dramatic productions performed, all have made Boulder High, 1964-1965 a step on the ladder of maturity, a step never to be returned to. The goal is always ahead. And if the step was weak, climb up with hope for the future. If it was firm, go forward with confidence, 1 our i - ■ U .ijK-i- ' e v- ?- - ; t- ■ vl X _-.. ri}L. id— LM - 38 c r. 20 ,184 Bonnie Fittie, Toni Berg, Mary Helen Carroll. . . A YEAR OF LEARNING . . . Gary Mundinger submits a ballot for a student rary election A YEAR OF TRIAL . . . _ j ' Berry Gray concentrates on making a point. Panthers tensely await the pin at the Boulder-Fairview match. HEAD BOY DON HQVDE ■x KITTY PADDOCK Nancy Quiggle, president ODAROLOC Janet Groft, secretary GAA Tom Wolzien, vice-president OWL PYRAMID OF LEADERS RECOGNIZE ACTIVE PANTHERS Don Hovde Head Boy Giga Cook IRC Triange Club is composed of club presidents, editors of the newspaper, and the yearbook and class presi- dents. This year Nancy Quiggle served as presi- dent, Tom Wolzien as vice president and Janet Groft as secretary. In the fall, the club prepares the year ' s calendar for meetings of all clubs. In addition, the club meets every other week to choose the Panther of the Week who is announced every week in the OWL for the first time this year. Mem- bers whose pictures appear are those who have at- tended at least two thirds of the club ' s meetings. Kitty Paddock Head Girl Ron Bush Senior Class Jill Coppom Head Cheerleader Cal Winn Band, Thespians Dave Tally Choir Karen Slutz Amateur Radio Club Sharon Mitchell FSA Luise Zubrow Youna; Dems Day Thomson Latin Club Virginia Vielehr Cubs Steve Meyers TARs Henry Babuszczak Russian Club Anne Curtis Spanish Club Ellen Korte Medical Panthers Ann Rathburn FTA Bill Lanterman Kev Club Linda Jaeger German Club Janet Schraeder UNESCO Carolyn Casement Y-Teens Lisa Tenenbaum Latin Club r iiir I 12 t •■ r m LEADERS IK ■ TV VW im WTWUB In the few minutes before the auditori- um fills with students, a leader looks over his notes and prepares himself to speak. 1 Q 10 FIRST SEMESTER STUDENT COUNCIL Rottom Row: Don Hovde, Edie Moore, Nancy Quiggle, Jim Martin, Scott Pat- ten. Row Two: Kent Evans, Pete Cole- man, Knox Wasley, Richard Voelbel. Bottom Row: Joyce Hansen, Kitty Pad- dock, Kathy Marx, Mr. Fields, sponsor. Row Two: Al Goldsberry, Dave Wergin, Frank Lister. ' 5 p( Theresa Sato, school treasurer f ' iQ- Bottom Row: Barbara Bell, Mary Hale, Theresa Sato, Alice Bayne. Row Two: Paulene Benes, Arlo Kuhlman, Steve Clark, Arlen Stokes, Dennis Roberts. 14 SECOND SEMESTER STUDENT COUNCIL Council members: Al Goldsberry, DeDe Younfi, Julie Poulton, Tom Wolzein, Pauline Benice, Randy Lintell, Lee Hoover, Eddie Swinscoe, Theresa Sato. Bottom Row: Sandy McCray, Ann Will- yard, Marsha Pear- son, Jill Coppom, Alice Bayne. Row 2: Robin Hill, Scot Patten, Carol Short. Bottom Row: Don Hovde, Kitty Paddock. Row 2: Judy Paddock, Gary Culp. Row 3: Bob Ullery, Ken Gilpin. Student Council Officers Head Girl ___ Kitty Paddock Head Boy _ Don Hovde Treasurer — Theresa Sato Secretary ._. Kathy Marks This year saw Boulder High enter the newly formed Centen- nial League with six other schools. In helping to form the constitution and regulations for the league. Boulder High played an active part in the conference council meetings. At the same time the student council, under the leadership of Head Girl Kitty Paddock and Head Boy Don Hovde successfully com- pleted its first year under it ' s own constitution. In the course of the year the council planned and carried out all Homecoming week activities in October. The council sent delegates to the State Student Council during the fall semester. In the spring they were responsible for planting in the new courtyard. The 1964-65 student council helped bring to a close a suc- cessful year at Boulder High. School leaders make plans for the upcoming events. Al Goldsberry. Scot Patten. Bob Wend- lina. and Don Hovde. 15 OUTSTANDINC JANET SCHRADER Valedictorian LUISE ZUBROW Valedictorian 16 L ENIORS EARN SCHOLASTIC HONORS DONNA NELSON Salutatorium The 1965 ODAROLOC feels it an honor to present the following people who have maintained at least a 3.5 average throughout their three years in high school, indicates a 4.0. or perfect, scholastic average. Troy Artusy Judy Baugh Philip Busey Ruth Bussey Iris Connolly Kathleen Cook Linda Dalk Mary Jane Davies Janet Or oft Joyce Hansen Robert Hoge Jo Ellen Husted Pamela Kildahl Ann Krueger Lucia McArdle Ron McGuckin Cassandra Nelson Donna Nelson Darrel Norris Terry O ' Donnell William Post vande Nancy Quiggle Douglas Ravenel Janet Rusheon Anne Sandoe Burs Paula Schneider Janet Schrader Harlan Shannon Karen Slutz Garon Smith Marilyn Smith David Tally Lisa Tenenbaum Clara Thomson Martha Wagaman Carolyn Wagner Luise Zubrow OUTSTANDING SENIORS HONORED AS SEPTEMBER Kitty Paddock Don Hovde OCTOBER Nancy Quiggle Al Goldsberry JANUARY Ginny Vielehr Tom Wolzien FEBRUARY Kathy Coolidge Aden Stokes MARCH Jill Coppom Dave Tally GIRLS AND BOYS OF THE MONTH DECEMBER Janet Groft Marc Schipper NOVEMBER Joyce Hansen Ron Bush Girls and Boys of the Month are selected for their scholastic leadership, service, and participation in school activities. The Boulder Lions Club sponsors the boys, who are chosen by former Boys of the Month, Mr. Leffer- dink and Mr. Greer, and Zonta Club sponsors the girls who are likewise chosen by former Girls of the Month and girl ' s counselor, Miss Densmore. During the month the boy is honored at Lions Club luncheons and th e girl is honored at the monthly Zonta Club dinners. APRIL Ann Willyard Bill Lanterman L Y Luise Zubrow Ron McGuckin . . A YEAR OF ENTHUSIASM . .- Abounding with the spirit of a pre-garae rally, junior varsitv cheerleaders spark BHS students with a victory chant . . . mm T ' ON - ' l• C ' ' ' t Hot; .A. U Members of the student body ex- press their confi- dence and loyalty to the Boulder High football team . . . 20 Tom Wolzien. Arlen Stokes, Dave Ott, Richard Best. Larry Wilson. Knox Wasley, Don Hovde GIRLS AND BOYS STATERS Linda Redus, Janet Rusheon, Kitty Paddock GAIN EXPERIENCE IN DEMOCRACY Ten representatives were sent to Boys ' and Girls ' State for the summer of 1964. The three girls sho attended were Kittr - Paddock. Linda Redus. and Janet Rusheon. The boys who represented Boulder High School were Richard Best. Don Hovde. Jack Ott. Arlen Stokes. Knox Wasley. Larry Wilson and Tom Wolzien. The alternates were Iris Connolly. Jill Coppom. Ann Willyard. Bob Dugan. David Jacobson. Bob Kane. Bill Laterman. Alex Pasquariello. Harlan Shannon and Curt Stocker. While Bovs State was being held at Colorado L niversitv. Girls State was held at Colorado College. This opportunitv is designed to give high school students actual working experience in democratic government on the city, county and state levels. The girls were selected by the American Legion Auxiliary on the basis of speeches and letters on Whv I Would Like to Attend Girls State. The bovs were recommended by their American History teachers, and then selected on the basis of speeches made before the American Lesion. 21 Mr. Burnkrant Superintendent Mr. Greer Principal 24 FACULTY 25 ASSISTANT PRINCIPALS r}f Mr. Lefferdink Mr. Patten COUNSELORS 26 Miss Densmore Girls ' Counselor Mr. Reid Boys ' Counselor Miss Baron School Treasurer NURSE ASSISTS STUDENTS SECRETARIES HELP TO KEEP SCHOOL GOING Mrs. Finke Mrs. Sells Mrs. Swenson Mrs. Stueart I Mrs. Worthins MATH DEPARTMENT OFFERS HIGH SCHOOU COLLEGE LEVEL COURSES Mr. Perini Mrs. Schmidt Mr. Swinscoe HOME ECONOMICS PREPARES FUTURE HOMEMAKERS 28 Mrs. Church Mrs. Riethmayer LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT Miss Armour Mr. Cline Mr. Eichler Mrs. Hoffmann Mr. Cline concentrates while listening to music in the lannua ie lab. Mrs. Morton Mr. Mrachek Mrs. Yates 29 PHYSICAL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT TEACHES FUNDAMENTALS OF SPORTS, HEALTH Mrs. O ' Brien Mr. Pasano Miss Mitchell gets violent during a badminton Mrs. Wilcox 30 Ir. Brown SCIENCE DEPARTMENT OFFERS DIVERSE TOPICS Mr. Hamilton Mr. Watkins MUSIC DEPARTMENT ADDS HARMONY TO SCHOOL Mr. Kehn Mrs. Musi Mr. Seguine 31 SOCIAL STUDIES TEACHES OF MAN ' S SOCIETY Mr. Wilson Mrs. Lee Mrs. W MKlle Mr. Shaw 32 Grab it, quick, before it gets away! Miss Williams BUSINESS DEPARTMENT HELPS STUDENTS PREPARE FOR VOCATIONS Mrs. Pfannenstiel Mr. Robb Mrs. Smith Mr. Steinle FINE ARTS DEPARTMENT GIVES CHANCE FOR USE OF IMAGINATION Mr. Coen Mr. Nielson Miss Harrower Mrs. Johnson Miss Noret Mr. Rosan ENGLISH DEPARTMENT TEACHES LANGUAGE, LITERATURE Mrs. Jones Dr. McCaramon And the pappa bear said to the mamma bear Mrs. Emry Mr. Rosenbek Miss Sayre Mr. Schneider Mr. Schweninprer Mr. Sparks Miss Wilson LIBRARIANS TRANSFER FACILITIES INTO ULTRA-MODERN LIBRARY Mrs. Lindbloom Mrs. Wagner 35 Mr. Ewan Mr. Graf Mr. Off Mr. L. Peterson INDUSTRIAL ARTS DEPARTMENT OFFERS COURSES IN WOOD, METAL, AUTO Mr. Sheeley 36 CUSTODIANS EXTEND TERRITORY Merle Giles Building Engineer. Sitting: Claude Souders, Andy Anderson, Lee Nibel. Standing: Duane Miller, Jess Parsons, George Zigler, Merle Giles. job starting this year since the new ad- dition was opened. The staff will be en- larged next year by at least one more custodian. These men and all the work they do are a very important part of the school life. As we leave the building every day these men come to work. By midnight THE KITCHEN CREW they have completed their task and all is ready for the students and teachers for another day. When we stop and think how many favors are done for us by our custodians each day . . . ill you open this door . . . Have you seen a black coat in the auditorium ... I lost my contact in the sink, can you get it out, we just say thank you. Zella Taylor Head Cook Left to right: Marie Noonan, Edna Kossler, Mar) ' Wells, Grace Julian icasliier), Wanda Walker, Arlene Sibigtroth. SENIORS 39 SENIOR CLASS LED BY WILLYARD, BUSH, LANTERMAN President, Ron Bush, treasurer, Ann Willyard, vice-president, Bill Lanterman. 40 Beginning with the Senior Fry, the Senior Class stepped into its final year in its high school career. They planned the St. Nick ' s Day Program and following it, hosted a Christmas tea for Alumni, faculty, and Seniors. In May the Senior Class officers supervised the election of the Junior-Senior Prom Queen and with the Juniors, planned the Junior-Senior Prom. The final highlight of the year were the Senior Week activities, which included the Senior Breakfast, Class Day exercises at which the graduating seniors and their parents were honored, and graduation. The Senior Class is indebted to its officers and sponsors; Mr. Hamilton, Mrs. Fraker, Dr. McCammon, Mr. Geiger, Mrs. Beavers, Mrs. Church, Mrs. Beasley, Mr. Schneider, and Mrs. Hoffman, for a highly successful year — 1964-65 — a year they will never forget. L- Eddie Allan Bev Allen SENIORS Jim Allen Sally Ardrey Bonnie Armstead 41 Bill Arndt Max Artusv Rick Aurand Susie Austin Cheryl Averill CLASS OF ' 65 Henry Babuszczak Richard Baler Jim Ayer Thomas E. Baber Beth Barnard Phillip Barrett Judy Baugh Dennis Baumgarten Kassi Bennett Linda Beermann Steve Bell SENIORS ■pMHMMi 1 4, Is she two-faced? Marv Jane Davies Nancv Bersaren ' William Berkheimer III 43 Richard L. Best Elaine Biedemian StalTui.l C. Biml.T Scott Bishop Robert D. Boss Dan Bowdey Marsha Bohlke Paul Boland QUADS Michael Bristow Judy Bronson 44 Tim Brunk Coleen Bryant I-,.. Phillip Busey Ron Bush CLASS OF ' 65 Kay Calkins Joe Cantor Lonnie Carlson Ron Carlson 45 Konnv Carran T ' avne Carter Idle minds carve away idle hours. Cassie Nelson and Steve Clark 46 Dick Clark Steve Clark nil Cline Gail Cobin Roberta Coile QUADS D Keita Colton Kathv Coolidsre Glen Cooper Jill Coppom Karen Crane 47 EUvn Craven Eva Crismon Joanne Crispin Casey Crow r H ; ■ : HB jBH Ann Curtis Mvrna Dahl SENIORS Mary Jane Davies Gail Davis Mallory DeMore ark Dempsey 48 Sherdon Denny Jere Denton Sherry Dickerson Jenny Dobbert Those bird brains stick together I J. T. Garcia CLASS OF ' 65 Elizabeth Downes Robert G. Downev 49 Bob Dugan Sani Duhon Lewie Dukes Jeanne Dulaigh GRADUATING CLASS George E. Epp II Larry Erickson Deanna Dunn Lee Fabrizio Jane Fankboner 50 Susan Farrell Marc Faulkner Alba Herlinda Flores Scfjtt f ' erufrrla Cfflri ' ka Fi htiin SENIORS J.T. Garcia Nancy Geer 5 J ' illiam Gehrig Jim Gehvick Judy Genzlinger Diane George Dale Goetz Al Goldsberry Confetti, Sir, What ' s that? Dave Jacobsen and Arlen Stokes QUADS Wynne Gragg David Graham 52 Mary Frances Grey Doug Groenhoff Bonnie Hasemeier David Hale CLASS OF ' 65 Barbara Guyer Jacquelyn Ha; er Sharon Hammit Jovce Hansen Robert Hardy Ralph Harford 53 Merlin Harr Linda Harris Linda Heist James Hegy Sharon Haworth Allen Hayes QUADS Douglas Helgoth Bill Helmic Elizabeth Higman Norma Hilburger B ' T ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' BB Ml ? B BBEi ry!? J Mfc - ' Umiim ■■ H H|Hfc% ' Hf 1 jlkicr H I Jerry Hill Ron Hilliard 54 Monica Hoffman Terry Hogan Bob Hose Mike Holdredse Dennis Hollenbeck Nancv Hollinger SENIOR CLASS OF ' 65 Bud Hohnes Calvin Hoyt Don Hovde 55 Hi Dink! Welcome to the part). Iris Connolly and Nancy Quiggle Jeanine Hubbard Mike Hubbel Jo Ellen Husted Jo Ann Jahnke SENIORS Vic Jenson Barb Jewell Carolee Johnson D.W. Johnson 56 Dick Johnson Connie Jones Ellen Korte Ann Krueser Jacquie Kirchoff Donna Koentop QUADS Arlo Kuhlmann Lowell Kullberg Judv Lae er Henrv Lamb Janet Langer Bill Lanterman SENIOR CLASS OF ' 65 Allen Lawrence Steve Lewerke Linda Lichtenwalter Sometimes those Senior exams are too much to take. Day Thompson, Giga Cook, and Kate Stewart Dave Lowder Betty l ipstieu Chuck Lij ' jmn GRADUATING CLASS Vennard C. McCann Steve IMcConnell 59 Sandi McCrav Karen McDonoush David G. McDowell Robertta McElroy Patricia McMahan Charlotte McMichael Shirley McMichael Tom McTurk Barbara Mack Vivian Maestas QUADS Tienchai Mahasirik Greg Maler 60 Thomas J. Mangan Stan Marker Mad Marc strikes again Cassie Nelson and Marc Schipper Mike Martinez Tom Martinez 1965 GRADUATES Gary Mercer Stephen Meyers 61 Brvan Miles Gary Mills Roger Mordhorst SENIORS Cheryl Lynne Moore Edie Moore Deborah Neavor Hal Nees 62 Marvin Nehrinsr Cassandra Nelson Donna Nelson James A. Nelson Darrel Norris Bob Norway Anne Newtc G RADUATING CLASS Tom Nolan Dennis Noonan ■ ji H HH H H K l B ' m H: H Hb -- W S K H H WtM AH June Ogren Penny 01k 63 Marilou Orbeso Larrv Orme Bill Lanterman John Orton orman Ostrander M|||||l ' j .. i|e. fH E y| k. H B i f BBMfc ' .J David Ott Kitty Paddock David Pahlke Jim Parker SENIOR CLASS OF ' 65 Gayle Patten Sue Ann Payne 64 Carol Lynn Pearson Marsha Pearson William Post VanDerBurg Bill Prather Sue Preston Carol Quesenberry Nancy Quiggle SENIORS Dennis Pribbeno Ethel Ranee Ann Rathburn Doug Ravenel 65 Mike Ravback Johnnv Redder Linda Redus Donna Reimers Diane Rooks Steve Roosa i Anita Roberts 1965 GRADUATES Pete Runner Janet Rusheon 66 Gary Sampson Anne Sandoe Paula Schneider Man Srliipper QUADS Sue Sawyer Harlan Shannon Mike Shappard This game had best go my way! Anne Curtis 67 Beckv Shaw Jerrv Shinn Garon Smith Robbie Smith Marilyn Smith Mary Sneddon Norman Wayne Smith Phyllis Smith CLASS OF ' 65 7 Betty Sparkman Sherry Spencer Bob Spurlock 68 John Squires Shelley Stallings Curtis Stocker Arlen Stokes Kathryn Stone Wayne Sturm m Alan Suzuki Linda S dtzer GRADUATING SENIORS Andy Terrell Lisa Tenenbaum 69 Charles Thompson Steve Thompson Day Thompson Ed Toledo Gary Toney Debra Towle SENIOR CLASS OF ' 65 Sue Train ' He ' s got it in the bag Jerry Shinn 70 Susie Vaughan Cheryl Vickery Viroinia Vielehr Roger Vohs Denene Von Glan Marti Wa ' aman QUADS Henry (Bud) Walker Fran Ward CarohTi Alice Warmer Knox Wasley Raymond Watts Darvl Wellborn Bob Wendling Bob Kaiser makes his ' pl y ' - Ann Willyard Kathy ilson GRADUATING CLASS R.J. Wilson Cal Winn 72 John Winsted Dorothy Wolcott Hi Zelda! The Senior Section SENIOR CLASS Tom Wolzien Joan Wubben De De Young Lisa Yourtz Lil Zamora Luise Zubrow 73 mr . .9 . ' ' • .-A A. a. '  ■ tr — ' . 4 ■ . § ' iNNNN : f tiii tt$ttiJS; • ' ♦t ' !i2:tt -i-.t2 74 UNDERCLASSMEN r Tti X ¥ . J .-N ,4 - D ,v. x . ce . r v . : .c ir- 6 ' ' .€ Qx ,JilNIOR CLASS LED BY PADDOCK, SHORT, PALMER x- o Cl o O cA . A .5 v r Q iO ' 0.0 : ' A ' 5 V i C lA f ' 6V« . 5 V ' , fO- O Jim Short, president, Judy Paddock, se cretary-treasurer, and Mike Palmer, vice-president. 76 Initiating and presenting the school colors to the sophomore class was the first activity of the juniors. At Christmas time, the class officers decor- ated the Christmas tree in the main hall, and sponsored the annual White Christmas gift drive, which they won. In May they helped the seniors with the junior-senior prom and the junior-senior breakfast. JUNIORS BOTTOM ROW: Dave Ball, Pauline I5 ;neB, Barbara B ' .-ll. Judy Ack ;r- iriarin, .Sh ,-ila BallarrJ. Ijinami: Al- len. ROW IIVO: Paula Bernthal, Toni Berg, Sally A pinwall, Leslie Allen, Linda Bem .-n, Chftr l Eterry, Goldie Anfield. ROW THREE: Sandy Banicks, John Bangs, Mike Bailey, Bill Bartram, Lance Bamics. ROW FOLR: Bob Ander«.n. Harold Ander-son, Richard Bender, Mike Anglen, George Barrett, BOTTOM ROW: Callin Brooks, Jayma Bloom. Vicki Brooks. Anne Berr ' . Margo Burton. ROW TWO: Phil Bowler, Mary Carroll, Martha Bailey. Bitsy Bedell. Vanda Carlson. Linda BrowTi. ROW THREE: Bill Beehler, Barb Calfee, Paula Bogenschutz. Caroline Casement. Kay Bowman. ROW FOllR: David Burkner. Cecil Burrusb. Ron Bowen. Ltirry Baume. JBefo) Aderhol Tim Bl BOTTOM ROW: Carolyn Elzi. Jan Cornelius, Pat Christian, Laurel Cooper, Shirley Colclasure, Mary Bunch. ROW TWO: John Coss, Stephen Cook, David Cunningham, Lenore Dolph, Karen Clark, John Danville. ROW THREE: Mike Davis, Ray Burrough, Kent Deite- myer, Nicci Edwards, Jurgen Deno. ROW FOUR: Bill Demmon. David Bush, Ron Dalka. Mark Correll, Jay Cooper, Dave Dieffenderfer. CLASS Gee, I wish I knew how to do that. Mary Hale, Phil Ward BOTTOM ROW: Janice Davis, Cheryl Clausen, Kerry Dingle, Sara Beagle, Dianna Elliott, Kathy Brotz- man. ROW TWO: Scott Clifton, Bonnie Fittje, Karen Dempsey, Mae Dunkelberger, Priscilla Bowdey, Cary Dickens, Nancy Finke. ROW THREE: Bob Dodd, Warren Col- lier, Dave Crowder, Tom Culp, Jerry Coshow, Doug Dillon. ROW FOUR: Merlin Elliott, Loren Dudley. Kip Downing, Bob Duncan, Mike Culver, Larry Chadbourne, John Cornelisse. JUNIORS BOTTOM ROW: Peter Cunning- ham, Robin Glade, Mary Florman, Amy Christopher, Pat Francisco. ROW TWO: Linda Eastwood, Ann Geesaman, Marilee Dunkelberger. Vicki Case, Adria Easton. ROW THREE: Murray Gates, Rhalen Frey, Ron Galloway, Steve Haskins, Brian Field, Roger Fuller. ROW FOUR: Tom Engel, Ron Giggey. Pete Fogg, RoUand Fischer. Russell Dent, Jim Cusson. 78 OF ' 66 BOTTOM ROW: Barhara Handrow. Karen Gorrell, Allia Fl(ir( s, Sue Frccrtian, JoAnn FyfTo, Susan Grc;;- ory. ROW TWO: Katliy Hafner, Sue Hellie, Lorri Gunn. Alpha Hamlin, Dayne Hennings, Minta Huntley. ROW THREE: Robin Hill, Sue Gutfelder, Sally Fitrii, Ruth Greene, Linda Henderson, Martin Harfnian. ROW FOUR: Ben Harding, Ken Gilpin, Mauno Fieanot, Veryl Frahm, Jerry Imel, Gary Gondrezick. Phelps Hawkins. BOTTOM ROW: Carol Kenney, Karen Holdrege, Barbara Hoving. Margaret Heath. Eric Hanson. Helen Hutchinson. ROW TWO: Larry Cruikshanke, Margie Johnson, Linda Jaeger. Duane Ham- ilton, Dan Greene, Tom Jefferies. ROW THREE: Tom Jones. Ed Isakson. Phil Hagerman. Bill Herbstreit. Bob Keatley. ROW FOUR: Jim Ilko, Jim Gibson, Doug Hays. George Hoge. Russ Hvder, Bruce Lindeke. BOTTOM ROW: Jan Erdbruger. Mary Frank. Nanci Kinison. Doreen Lusic. Diana Lichtenwalter. Caro- lyn Keith. ROW TWO: Dark Las- ley, Kathy Lind. Charlotte Lovelace. Donna Lane. Nancy Hutchinson. Donnie Hughes. ROW THREE: Neal Lebsack. John Kalk. Ame Lnd- vigsen. Bob Juhl. Tex Hinkle. ROW FOUR: John Hutton. Frank Locker. John Kent. Karl Kent, Terry La- elle. Dave Johnson. 79 CLASS BOTTOM ROW: Elise Mandel, Sharon Moate, Sharon Mitchell, Carol McGill, Connie Manka. ROW TWO: Nance Martin, Deneane Noble, Susie McGuire, Sue McMor- ris, Rick Malm. ROW THREE: Mike Couch, Ron Lukenback, Frank Lister, Ed Litz, Doug Kyle, Jim Kunkel. ROW FOUR: Jerry King, Terry Michael, Doug Muirhead, Rich Lewerke, Ed Myrick, Hal Mor- ton, Royal Martin. JUNIORS kisSi« v Pam, please, Fd rather hit it myself. Pam Penfold, Linda Theis BOTTOM ROW: Pat Paetow, Mary Kochis, Gerald Malm, Terri Loeffler, Marilyn Mullins. ROW TWO: Nancy Martin, Helen McLaren, Marilyn McNeal, Terra Stancato, Irene Mc- Cray, Julia Mielke. ROW THREE: Judy Paddock, Ossie Steward, Bob Orr, Steve Nason, Charles Manz, John McMillon. ROW FOUR: Bob Nykamp, Ken Mock, Phil Hager- man, Ed Isakson, Ken Matziek, Dick Norway. DF ' 66 BOTTOM ROW: Katliy Pcrrcit, Barbara Orme, ThtTosa I ' arrish, Karen Parkins, Mollio O ' Ncil. ROW TWO: Ray Burroughs, Mike Bow- man, Pat Nelson, DeDe Parker, Shirley Peters, Donna Price. ROW THREE: Julianne Peck, Karen Oster, John Pannebaker, Jack Ott, Keith Nettesheim. ROW FOUR: Mike Palmer, David Hardonn, Bob Nakosteen, John Nuttal, Dennis Pringle. hJo 0 r BOTTOM ROW: Bonnie Renlund, Pam Seguine, Diane Sano. Francis Pettigrew, Cyndi Ridenouer. ROW TWO: Paula Raehel. Sue Symanski, ecki Magee. Janet Perry. Becky Reinke. Kay Robinson. ROW THREE: Jeff Ransom. Ken Prit- chard, Steve Olson. Carl Shapard. Nancy Shearer. ROW FOUR: Gary Reed, Doug Peper, John Porter. Curt Rautenstraus. Dennis Roberts. Steve Schmelzer. New construction brings new problems for Sue McMorris. «w-  a CLASS BOTTOM ROW: Linda Shelton, Vicki Smith, Jeanne Safford, Theresa Sato, Chris Schipper, Stephanie Sears. ROW TWO: Jane Rodgers, Janet Ross, Pam Penfold, Rhonda Sammons, John Shackleford, Ken Sjod in. ROW THREE: Richie Roe, Kent Evans, Larry Burnett, Jim Martin, Bayard Scadden, Larry Ryan. ROW FOUR: Terry Sadler, Jake Sanchez, Tom Peyton, David Pierce, Phil Rice, Larry Rixers, Larry Rose. BOTTOM ROW: Pam Sillars, Nancy Sindt, Betty Weitzel, Linda Powell, Janet Straughn, Jane Romine. ROW TWO: Ann Tooker, Brian Sinclair, Jay Stewart, Linda Shortell, David Rodriguez. ROW THREE: Doug Salmen, Robert Orr, Greg Schlack, Kevin Snell, Rick Sonerholm. ROW FOUR: Dave Sandall, Jim Short, Mark Stonebraker, Philip Robinson, Gay Cooper, Gunther Schulz. BOTTOM ROW: Judy Williams, Jan Stevenson, Carol Winchester, Sue Williams. ROW TWO: Marion Stewart, Robert Wagner, Janice Wilson, Anne Zier. ROW THREE: Beth Thompson, Lou Ann VanVal- kenbergh, Virginia Tafoya, Larry Ryan, Jane Young. ROW FOUR: Kathy Strong, John Smith, Bill Zick, Virginia Wright, Ellen Woltman. 82 OF ' 66 BOTTOM ROW: Linda White, Katliy Wu lkc ' r, ISarhura Tliiokin , Sharon Yoshida, Barclay Tollcn. ROW TWO: Luke Danielson, Diane VanderLugt, Nancy Yashkl, Linda Theis, Mike Thompson, Steve Van- Engelenburg. ROW THREE: Pau- line Vratiny, Margreet Vriese, Rob- bin Vermillion, Thea Tenenbaum, Tom Taylor, Charles Schubert. ROW FOUR: Doug Waldron, Don Waters, Bruce Menk, Luke Danielson, Dave Brockway, Walt Uphoff, Rick Willis. TRIPS Boy, is she a pain in the neck! Bruce Lindeke BOTTOM ROW: Cindy Talcott. Carolyn Darland. Sue McDowell. Mary Ann Wagner. Laurel War- mack. Ruth Vinson. ROW TWO: Erica Weber. Leslie Wolfe. Nancy ' ogel. Kenneth Watson. Bill Wal- lick. Jim Studebaker. ROW THREE: Jim Westbrook. Fred WUson. Al Wilshusen. Mike Wilson. Greg Sturm. Chris Welsh. Allen Vasqnez. ROW FOUR: Gar - Warner. Frank Locker. Philip Ward. Dick Welshi- mer. Mark Waldrop, Tom Gulp, Andy Toth. Greg Wendling. 83 IRWIN, HENDRICKSON,POyER LEAD SOPHOMORES THROUGH FIRST SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL YEAR Murl Hendrickson, vice-president, Phil Irwin, president and Lynn Poyer, secretary-treasurer. After receiving the school colors in the traditional initiation before Minnie and Jake, the sophomores officially became members of the Boulder High Student body. Their first job consisted of electing their class officers, who, with the rest of the student body, decided upon and ordered the all-school rings. The Sophomore class would like to thank its sponsors for their guidance, Mr. Brown, head sponsor, Mrs. Moroye and Mr. Swinscoe. SOPHS J ' .OT ' IOM l OW: Julie Allen. Kathy Jilar;ic, Carf lyri Arnold. Ruth .Ann IJIarika. ROW TWO: Alkia Amore. fn irid A mu , Nancy Ball, Donna Arnr-iead, Doug Ame n. ROW THF lEE: Danny Adam .. Clare A darn-, .Maxine Ballancr. Dean .Ar- nes ' n. Jim Baily. Dan Arroyal. ROW FOUR: Bill Bevens Dana Atheran, Margaret Archibald. Donna Arthur. Allen -Andrews, Judith Arriza. BOTTOM ROW: Daletha Basnett. Karen Barrell, Carolyn Beach, Mar- gie Blizard, Janet Bender, Ruthann Albrighton. ROW TWO: Terry Ar- dourel, Jerry Carroll, Sue Arant, David Besson, Marion Busse, Doug Bell. ROW THREE: Carol Bartlett, Michele Biship, Carlan Bartram, Dan Berry, Rich Blacker. ROW FOUR: Rob Byrd, Dave Atherton, Luke Danielson, Jon Bunnell, Brian Bradbary. Keith Baugh. BOTTOM ROW: Bemadette Bur- russ. Pat Degge. Karen Berger. Barbara Bro Ti. Diane Bleson. Cathy Carter. ROW TWO: Cindy Chris- tensen. Steve Bresler. Carol Bo vman, Mis-y Butts. Candy Casotti. ROW THREE: Kathy Bradley. John Birkey. Jerr - Bro l. Vem Bunch. Don Brown, Laura Collins. ROW FOUR: Terry Tittnew. Greg Best. Mark Bean. Richard Bern. Mickey Bert. Don Bardav. 85 SOPHS BOTTOM ROW: Jaiut Burbridge, Jean Brown, Lynn Bowler, Nan Byrnes, Angle Chavez. ROW TWO: Eric Chadbourne. George Constan- tine, Tim Capjis, Terry Byrum, Bill Briggs. ROW THREE: Richard T. Clark, John Anderson, Pete Colnian, Bev Coley. Terry Clymer, Barb Chukoski. ROW FOUR: Bill Bowe, Stan Clark, iMike Capri, Mike Can- adav, Don Chance. Hockey enthusiast Cindy Cohagen aims for her opponent ' s shins in a rough game of field hockey. CLASS OF ' 61 BOTTOM ROW: Cathy Crehore, Lynn Chichester. Cheryl Chapel, Becky Bullock, Patty Chaussart. ROW TWO: Kit Cobin. Martha Cowgill, Cindy Cohagen, Rethe Cam- bridge, Cathy Carpenter, Becky Cooper. ROW THREE: Steve Dick- ason, Cecil Dent, Mike Dolan. Sandy Crews, Gay Dickens. ROW FOUR: Tim Carroll, Chip Clark, Bob Cor- nelius, Larry Burton, Steve Cline, Paul Craven. 86 ONES COTTOM ROW: Tim Bowman, Anne ii : ChafJ ' ;nft ' J ' i«, VIar ba Cris- pin, Barb Dugan, Debbie Dunn. KOW TWO: Dan Cramlett, Pict Du tchcr, Dale Denham, Debby fJop- ley, Ann Dugan. ROW THREE: Ron Deeter, Howard Ditz -1. Ralph Dierdorfl, Bob Dolan, Gary Gulp. ROW FOUR: Roy Cranor, Pat Daily, Ro};er Daike, Sieve Crouch, Pat Dahl. Nicci Dunbar. BOTTOM ROW: Linda Dimit, Ra- chel Fightlin, Nancy Ellinghaus, Mary Lou Etter, Su Ann Engel. ROW TWO: Evelyn Farber, Kim Duzenack, Kim Daulkner, Cindy Ferrill, Liz Firebaugh, Katy Gran- zow. ROW THREE: Dewaine Edens, Jo Ann Fisher, Pat Elmaee, Coleen Fields, Clif Chunn, Steve Engh. ROW FOUR: Danny Fishman, Tony Ferris, Philip Ford, Bob Evans, Bill Engelman, Jerry Edgar. € ' lUII BOTTOM ROW: Becky C ott. Peggy Goff. Margie Eatmon. Marge Eat- mon. Alice Flory, Kerry Gibson. ROW TWO: Chery GuUette, Ann Geddes. Jim Gongales. Ronny Fa- hrizio. Gale Gamier. Dave Fanselon. ROW THREE: Terry Fox. Ken Grotzky, James Gel -icks. Sharon Gerhardt. Rita Genzlinger. Linda Gourley. ROW FOUR: Ron Eng- land. Steve Echtemacht. Walt Gar- rison. Dale Fr Dave Ferris. 87 CLASS BOTTOM ROW: Willa Hamlin, Susan Haskins, Kristie Hansson, Lyn Hawkins, Mandy Gariepy, Wendy Harris, Sherry Harris. ROW TWO: Dave Florey, Sandra Grisham, John Hedgecock, Cheryl Hammond, Holly Hansen, Steve Graff. ROW THREE: Lyle Fulks, Donn Gorden, Jerry Hager, Tim Gallagher, Donita Hamlin, Jacque Hazzard. ROW FOUR: Leland Grab, Jay Gould, Tom Guthrie, Terry Henze, Phil Orter. Steve Hawley. SOPHS B() r roM ROW: Janet Cordova, Debbie Haviland, Wanda Jensen, Linda Johnson, Bobbi Hodshon. ROW TWO: Steve Heflin, Kathy Huntley, Donna Inscore, Joe Harris, Pat Hoffman. ROW THREE: John Hershey, Lonnie Graham, Tom Hagerty, Jim Hill. Tom Hoover. Sharon Hunton. ROW FOUR: Alan Hartman, Doug Harder, John Hartwell, Steve Johnson, Peter Johnson, Murl Hendrickson. BOTTOM ROW: Velda Jensen, Lee Hoover, Sandy Huntley, Susan Hel- seth, David Hodgson. ROW TWO: Kati Kirby. Linda Irwin, Jess Jack- son, Ted Huiatt, Kristin Husted, Cindy Hughes. ROW THREE: Ken Iten, Ted Howerton, Jan Johnson, Linda Husted, Lee Johnson. ROW FOUR: Phil Irwin, Greg Hall, Eugene Jones, Fane Jones, Mike Jones. DF ' 67 Study much? Ruth Ann Alhrifrhton BOTTOM ROW: Sandi Kaminski. Renee Juhl. Cynthia Krau-h. Kathy Feach. Bruce Joss. ROW TWO: Liz Kail. Beth Kaye. Ken McKenna. Ron Kitfleld. Can- Kohlmeier. ROW THREE: Jim Leek. Al Koan. Steve Joyce. Charles Kalk. Kathy Keatly. John Lewis. ROW FOUR: Mark Leicliner. John Langer. Dan Klena. Randv Lentell. Dean Lauritsen. Br) an Lee. BOTTOM ROW: Lynn Mastalir, Marcia Le Mon. Sharon Lutz. Diana Lukenbach. Vicki Lundeen. ROW TWO: Mary Lou Lipstru. Nancy Looney, Kathie Lukenbach. Laurie Low, Nancy Morris. ROW THREE: Carla Monroe, Kathy Ludtke. Dave London, Sandy Lieber. Tim Pack. ROW FOUR: Dale McDowell. Jim Lauderdale, Roger Keys. Ron Ken- ny. Bill Lowry. Bob Lowry. SOPHS BOTTOM ROW: Connie McGrew, Margie Mattey, Connie McCrum, Debbie Miller, Constance Parker. ROW TWO: Mary To Noonan, Laura Meyer, Lynn Vermillion, Sandy Mil- ler, Susan Morgan. ROW THREE: Cathrine Marks. Rea Dawn Mc- Kinney, Linda McKinney, Eric Mor- gan, Mickey McKeehan, Jim Martin. ROW FOUR: Bob Lowenbach, George McClure, Steve Newberry, Don McCormick, John Mcintosh, Doug ' Merle. BOTTOM ROW: 0. T. Nuttall, Anders Persson, Debbie Parriot, Jerree Moeller, Roger Pearson, Patsy Nelson. ROW TWO: Jack McDonald, Larry Mathews, Dana Pearson, Cathy Neal, Diana Mumma, Dianne Nelson. ROW THREE: Jim Miller, Rick Maxfield, Nancy Paulman, Mary Parish, Sulla Miller, Anita Peil. ROW FOUR: Larry Martinez, Jim Onorato, Ron Page, Gary Perkins, Phil Ogren, Jim Pickett. So help me if you step on my foot one more time. . . . Candy Cassotti ONES BOTTOM ROW: I ' anu ' Annemarie H -iriit;, Ddilii Katliy Moure, Kalliy I ' yic. TWO: Brian Nolan, Jnli Ics. Balini, ROW ' iiulton, Sherry Clark, Joan Quinn, Barbi Olsen, Vickey Peil. ROW THREE: Hal Patterson, Greg Richardson, Karl Myers, Mike Phillips, Kirk Relford, Robert Perry. ROW FOUR: Kim Preston, Dan Overholser, Danny Norris, Bill Parquette, Gary Mun- dinger, .Terry Nordeen. BOTTOM ROW: Edna Revis, Sue Runner. Trista Rivers, Phyllis Schaile. Belva Redlin er. ROW TWO: Gretchen Schmidt, Cherie Poor, Joan Roseler, Mary Scofield, Karen Pospahala. Marg Ann Pyles. ROW THREE: Scott Robertson, Charles Spinney, Cathy Robbins. Tom Richart. Mike Ray, Tom Piltingsrud. ROW FOUR: Phyllis Shannon. Barry Reed, Hans Post VanderBurg. Jim Ryan, Rusty Shaffer, Howard Romig. BOTTOM ROW: Phyllis Rooks, Carolyn Rose. Lorri Redus. Ginny White. ROW TWO: Nita Jo Rush. Sam Rodriguez, Jeanie Pope. Joyce Province. ROW THREE: Susan Ruble. Jan Richardson. Jim Roney. Janice Sayre. Xancy Bashor. ROW FOUR: Judy Schrader. Tom Potter. Lynn Poyer. Bob Corruccini. Gordon Phelps. 91 SOPHS ROTTOM ROW: Jackie Scott, Bill Saunders, Debhy Smith, Mike Shaw, Craig Yag.r. ROW TWO: Joy Staphens. Ruth Squires, Muriel Shields, Douglas Sipes. ROW THREE: Jim Smith, Bill Streamer, David Sinclair. Chris Zier, Harley Rowe. ROW FOUR: Jeff Snow, Jim Dennis Shannon, Rick Scherer, Daron Shipley. BOTTOM ROW: DeDe Sheets, Trista Tomlinson, Denise Yourtz, Jeanne Stump, Claudia Slacls. ROW TWO: Carolyn Turner, Linda Strong, Ed Studebaker, Susan Smith, Sue Weeks, Bob Short. ROW THREE: Steve Strenge, Pat Van Horn, Ray Schubert, Leland Smith, Richard Smith. ROW FOUR: John Stephen, Vicki Wellborn. Jim Stewart, Steve Smith, Ray Smith, Craig Smith. BOTTOM ROW: Jan Winchester, Sue Westover, Sarah Westbrook, Sarah Warwick, John Thomas, Mark Williams. ROW TWO: Vickie Todd, Holly Tulin, Van Vasquez, Suky Zubrow, Judy Unger, Marilyn Wright. ROW THREE: Chris Yuhas, Tim Wolcott, Marilyn Wells. Chris Zamora, Jack Willyard, Bud Stout, Steve Stewart. ROW FOUR: Barbi Vaughn, Diane Wagener, Jon Weiss, Jim Wolcott. Randy Seager. Rich Waugh. Jeanne Wottman. 92 fiOTTOM ROW; Judy Wif£otow. Sue Wilv n, Karen Watf fin, Dona- gene Watwjn, Diana West, Deanne Valentine. ROW TWO: Janet Wil- Mjn, Marty Trigg, Gary Winler- ber er, Rcnata Szyszka, Larr - l. ' pp- KOW THREE: Bruce TisM?rat. Dan ' Ihompson, Bill Wilwjn, Gary Swed- lund, Milton Wright. Chuck Waldo. ROW FOUR: Mark Utlaut, Ed .Swin.scoe, Richard Voelhel. Pete Welch, Mike Tovani, Doug Wat on. X What a night! Judy Schrader 1 1 CLASS OF ' 61 BOTTOM ROW: Vicki Turner. Sue Talcott, Bruce Witt, Ervin Vitt. ROW TWO: Rick Thelin. Tom Whittaker, Doug Westwood, Boyd Vaughan. ROW THREE: Jerry Tor- rez, Jim Summitt, Tom Toth, Brad Winsted, Joe Werner. ROW FOUR: Larry Berger, Steve Tandy, Ray Van- Allen, Dave Trapp. z Ciirna Honrt co min0 ' L f ' 9 „or Ch «rm0 SweKor rfcs Sp  AnnucfHy :?v, ' HTM -t- ; ■ sr ■ '   o« , ' .. ' Mofmen To Face Fruifa, Montrose Cagers Start loop Play With Pirates, Warriors ynt Tough C7;t- eri«e f -j., 74 52 V! fW ' rHOM HJ:Kr Gfoppler;, Dek ' ol CttM.fry, South In We«kfnd Maftbfs, Rctofd SO All 5K: e C uwfs Pc ' ' .■ NASC C Srarfs A At Gf« ' ' ii •• ,  «:. 94 Carol Short ( ) ' During YuU Whi CALENDAR .l-i ' l?. '  x«.i;;!aiai ■ ' ' P.t.i.. T., „  •«  6 7  ,(.« C :., r Grapplers Hope f.W  ' ' ' ' [ For Second Win f SW(A-(: t ' t AUAti ' I Cfosmg BlJCC.li 95 THE CHANGING FACE OF 1965 BOULDER HIGH New utensils and equipment sparkled in the recently completed facilities of the cafeteria ' s kitchen. A portion of the new library, rated as the finest materials center of all of Colorado ' s high schools offers students the finest opportunity to study and in- vestigate interests. Efficient and modern cooking units bring up to date the working materials of the home economics wing. .4 , Ijlilliiii II iWii ' ' iipp|iWii ' ' ' we J?W ' ' S S « J B««l MrtN - -ffifl ■S. 91 ir 13! BK ' . •■ ' ■ ' DE DE YOUNG HOMECOMING OUEEN GLOW OCTOBER 8-10 Head boy Don Hovde crowns and congratu- lates DeDe Young, Homecoming Queen for 1964 at the climax of the half-time per- formance at the Cherry- Creek-Boulder football Emerson Wilson, head coach of the Boulder High football team, lights the traditional bonfire, setting off the 1964 homecoming festivities. 99 Barbee Baldwin Virginia Vielehr HOMECOMING QUEEN ATTENDANTS Jobe Gendreau Carol Short Ann Willyard Senior DeDe Young was elec- ted by the varsity football team to be Boulder High ' s 1964 Homecoming Queen. Attendants Barbee Baldwin, Jobe Gendreau, Carol Short, Virginia Vielehr, and Ann Willyard were also nominated by the team mem- bers. 100 HOMECOMING ACTIVITIES DeDe Young and her escort, Tom Pender are driven around the track of Prep Field before the introduction of the Homecoming Queen candi- dates. Boulder High School ' s traditional three day homecoming celebration began TTiursday evening when Coach Wilson lit the huge bonfire adjacent to the newly constructed tennis courts. Students, led by the cheerleaders, exhibited enthu.siastic school spirit for the following night ' s game with Cherry Creek and the rally was then followed by an out- door dance held on the new courts. The next evening the Boulder Panthers defeated the Bruins 32-0. Half-time activities featured enter- tainment by the marching band of Boulder High, the Stepperrettes and was climaxed by the presenta- tion of the Homecoming Queen candidates and their escorts. DeDe Young was crowned Homecoming Queen for 1964 by Boulder High ' s head boy, Don Hovde, and on the following evening of October 10, she and her attendants reigned over the Homecom- ing Dance, Deep Purple. Silhouetted by the blazing homecoming fire, senior varsity cheerleaders conduct a pep rally for the homecoming game the next evening. 101 Presenting their cases for the existence of St. Mck were, left to right, Glen Cooper, Kate Stewart, i icci Dunbar, Sheri Durr, Carol Quesenberry, Lyn Mastalir, Theresa Sato. ST. NICK ' S DAY FEATURES STUDENT SPEAKERS; PRESENTATION OF MISS MERRY CHRISTMAS Last years Miss Merry Christmas presents Carol Short with a bracelet, a mo- mento of h e r honor, as Santa looks on. 102 Miss Merry Christmas and Santa Claus make their entrance at the annual St. Nick ' s Day program. STUDENT SPEAKERS, MISS MERRY CHRISTMAS HIGHLIGHT ST. NICK ' S DAY St. Nick ' s Day was climaxed by the presen- tation of Carol Short as Miss Merry Christmas for 1964. Concert Choir and small musical groups, under the direction of Mrs. Eva Musil, per- formed during the program. Boulder High speech and forensics students gave their cases for the existence of St. Nick. A tea for the seniors, alumni and faculty was held afterwards in the cafeteria. The Concert Choir files onto the stage ith candles in hand, sinsina ' Dona Nobis Pacem. ' ' 103 • rm I :arol SHORm SS MERRY CHRISTMAS MISS MERRY CHRISTMAS RUNNERS-UP Barbee Baldwin Ann Willyard Selected by ihe student body, senior Carol Short was voted Miss Merry Christmas 1964. Runners-up were seniors Barbee Bald- win and Ann Willyard. Miss Merry Christmas ' s main duties were to accompany Santa Claus down the aisle at the St. Nick ' s Day pro- gram and to help him receive children the following Saturday morn- ing at the band shell. Carol and Santa make a list of Christmas wishes. 105 a. ' ' ! . f V IX V v ' GIL ESPINOZAi CUB SWEETHEART CUB SWEETHEART ATTENDANTS 107 Cub President, Ginny Vielehr, crowns senior, Gil Espinoza, Cub Sweetheart 1965. Cub Sweetheart, Gil Espinoza, and his attendants, seniors Ron Bush, Steve Clark, John Gendreau, Gary Pine, and Gary Sibigtrogh were voted on by the Cubs. They reigned over the Cub Dance, Twilight in Rome , March 6th. The decorations consisted of a throne set on white pillars, a mural of Roman scenes and ruins, covered by a lowered ceiling of stars. The refreshments were sur- rounded by fountains and ferns, while pictures were taken in the boys ' gym with a Roman scene for a backdrop. 108 P ., .ir.; r ?:WX ? ' ' ' • v :,7; if ' ' ' !ii., King Gil Espinoza reigns over Twilight in Rome , March 6th. CUB DANCE GOES ROMAN Sandy McCray, Gary Sibigtroth, Leslie Smith. John Gendreau. Mary Parrish. Gil Espinoza, Gary Pine. Ginny Vielehr. Ron Bush. Alice Bayne. Steve Clark, and Barbie Mack. 109 FIRST 1964-1965 DRAMATIC PRODUCTION, IBSEN ' S SOCIAL SATIRE, PILLARS OF THE COMMUNITY Led by senior Pam Kildahl and junior Phil Ward, The Pillars of the Community was presented as the first all-school play by a cast of 40 students. A classic by Henrik Johan Ibsen, The Pillars is a social satire and exemplifies a contrast between freedom and strength, and the moral decay caused by a major lie. Under the direction of Ivan Schweninger, the cast presented a commendable per- formance. Dousf Bell, Harlan Shannan, Pam Kildahl Catherine Marks, Bob Kaiser, Lyle Fulks, Jeannie Pope, Pam Kildahl, Lisa Yourtz, Philip Ward 110 THESPIANS PRESENT RIP VAN WINKLE On March 4, 1965, Thespians staged Rip Van Winkle, an adaptation of the tale by Washington Irving. Seniors Cal Winn and Karen Siutz portrayed Rip and his nag- ging wife. Other supporting roles were played by Phil ■ Ak ' Rice, Tom Toth, Cheryl Chapel, Doug Bell, and Larry a Upp. Rip was directed by Ivan Schweniger. iP . 1 . - Cal Winn, Ben Aderhold Tom Toth, Phil Rice, Cal Winn 112 :V. ' CONCERT CHOIR PRESENTS ' THE KING AND Your Majest y! Just MALE elephants? You schoolteacher — You put in details! Dave Tally, Ann Zier You are precisely my cup of tea! Ann Zier, Crestview Elementary Students Look. Mother! The Prime Minister is . . . NAKED! Ann Zier. Craig lager 113 ,c 4 ' ' ,.i. V i -- .L ' 1 t ' This is not scientific, Mrs. Anna. I know whether I die or whether I do not die. Craig Yager, Ann Zier, Dave Tally, Mike Rayback, Terry O ' Donnel, Jo Ellen Husted. Boulder Hij h ' s Concert Choir presented their one-night performance of Rogers and Hammerstein ' s The King and I on February 23rd. Leading roles were the King of Siam, Dave Tally, and the English schoolteacher, Ann Zier. The schoolteacher ' s son was por- trayed by Craig Yager and the Prince was by Terry O ' Donnel. Jo Ellen Husted played the part of the King ' s favorite wife and D. W. Johnson and Betty Weitzel portrayed the two lovers. The musical was received well by a capacity crowd and the choir and Mrs. Musil were pleased with their hard, but rewarding work. Ladies, what are )ou doing to me? Sherry Dickerson, Jo Ellen Husted, Jayma Bloom. Ethel Ranee, Ann Zier, Sharon Hammit, Shirley Mc- Michael, Ann Forward, Linda Jaeger. The dancing group for the play of The Small House of Uncle Thomas in The King and L Jane Romine, Wanda Jenson, Jan Cornelius, Kathy Stiles, Marilou Orbeso, Linda Dalk, Mary Reed, Jayma Bloom, Becky Reinky. mm Betty Weitzel and D. W. Jolinson, portraying Tuptim and Lun Tha in The King and I , clasp hands during a tender duet. IRIS CONNOLLY JUNIOR SENIOR PROM Boulder High ' s third annual Junior- Senior Prom was held on the evening of May 15th at the University Memor- ial Center ' s Glenn Miller Ballroom. Candidates for Prom Queen were nominated and elected by members of the Junior and Senior Classes. : IONICA HOFF L N 117 1965 VODVIL Masters of Ceremonies: Dave Jacobsen as James Bond and Glen Cooper as M The 31st annual production of Vodvil took place in the audi- torium March 24, 1965. Twelve fine acts were presented and en- joyed. The owl staflf playing on the theme 007 had a very good time. This fine affair helps the Owl staff finance the weekly pub- lication. Zelda — Paula Bernthal 118 Jeannie Brown and her violin BOND VOYAGE Folksingers — Kathy Carter and Karen Slutz P j n| ■ r '  M I mi ■f m N it 1 i HBb ■ W4 i ' ■ I Hans Rinser — Ron McGuckin Comedy routine by Pauliiu ' Boni-s and Barbara Bell 119 MANY MOODS OF BOULDER HIGH 1964-1965 Craig Yager, Cassie Nelson, Jo Jahnke Paula Bogenshutz Bruce Lindeke Candy Casotti 120 . . . A YEAR OF INDIVIDUALITY . A v. o oKU A day of sunshine and solitude. Speaking out. After hours. 121 . j j Z ;J ij ' Beth Thompson, Cassie Nelson PANTHERS OF THE y WEEK Bottom Row: Connie Andrews, Lynn Tremaine, Kathy Coolidge. Row 2: Dale Arbuthnot, Sandy McCray, Dennis Roberts. 122 Panthers of ihe Week are selected by the editors and presidents of all school organizations which make up Triangle Club. They are chosen for their outstanding service to the school which might not otherwise be recognized. Besides the honorees shown here, Panthers were chosen for weeks in March, April and May. Bottom Row: Stephannie Sears, . nn Forward, Iris Connolly. Row 2: George Epp, Alonzo Mendoza. Bottom Row: Damaris Hoyle. Pam Kildahl. Ann Tooker. Row 2: Gary Gulp. Joyce Hansen. Steve Hawley. 123 SENIOR PERSONALITIES MOST SERVICE TO SCHOOL Nancy Quiggle. Don Hovde CLASS CLOWN Cal Winn, Jan Groft 124 PANTHER-OF-THE-YEAR Gil Espinoza, Kathy Coolidge BEST DRESSED Carol Short, Bill Lanterman BEST PERSONALITY Jill Coppom, Al Goldsberry BEST DANCER Alice Bavne. Ron Bush 125 Three Boulder High seniors, Cindy Chavez, Anne Curtis, and Dixie Aragon, entertain and are entertained by their three Tolucan friends, Patricia Echeverri, Alba Floras and Lucia Echeverri. Foreign students participate in discussion of their cultures. Top Row: Tiencliai Mahasirik, Flor de Maria Olvera, Antonio Hmtron-Vera. Bottom Row: Patricia Echeverri, Marilou Orbeso. Sylvia Gonzalez and Lucia Lopez from Toluca, talk to Mar- ilyn Smith and Laurel Cooper at a UNESCO meeting. Norma Gonzalez 126 NINETEEN FOREIGN STUDENTS EXCHANGE CUSTOMS, CULTURES Top Row: Sverker ILjliubeig, Mauno Feanot, Maria Elena Franco, Arne Ludvigsen. Bottom Row: Sylvia Gonzalez, Norma Gonzalez. This year Boulder High was very fortunate to have nineteen foreign students in attend- ance. They provided a valuable and exciting experience for other BHS students as they brought their cultures and ideas to the .school. Ten students from Toluca. Mexico came to Boulder High participating in the third an- nual Tolucan student exchange. Under this program the Mexican students attend classes here during the winter and in turn Boulder sends students to study at the University ' of Toluca for the summer. Studing here were Flor de Maria Olvera, Antonio Huitron-Vera. Patricia Echeverri, Maria Elena Franco. Syl- via Gonzalez, Norma Gonzalez, Yolando Vera- quez, Lolita Lino, Teri Lopez, and Lucia Echeverri. This year ' s American Field Service ex- change student was Marilou Orbeso. She came from the Phillipines and stayed with the family of Jeanne Dulaigh. Two old friends, Alonzo Mendosa and .Alba Flores, both from Chihauhau, Mexico, were here again this year. Alonzo spent his third. Alba the second year at Boulder High. Ame Ludvigsen of Norway, and Tienchai Mahasirik of Thailand also attended BHS for their second years. Other foreign students were Everker Holm- berg from Sweden, Mauno Feanot of Fin- land, Charles Spinney from New Bruns nck. Canada, and Prudencia Daniels who came from Panama. Hopefully a better understanding with other foreign coimtries, their ideas and cus- toms has resulted from the presence of these nineteen foreign emis- saries attending classes at Boulder High tliis year. Top Row: Yolanda Veraquez, Charles Spinney. Alonzo -Mendosa. Lolita Lino. Bottom Row: Teri Lopez, Lucia Echeverri, Alba Flores, Prudencia Daniels. 127 1965 YEARBOOK STAFF Nancy Quiggle, editor Ann Forward, assistant editor Linda Jaeger, managing editor 128 _ Mr. Kildahl, faculty advisor Cassie Nelson, student advisor Bottom Row: Jan Groft, art editor; Loraine .AJlen, art editor: Katliy Coolidge. senior editor. Row Two: Pam Kildahl faculty editor: Marti Wagaman. faculty editor: Jane Romine, senior editor. Row Three: Harlen Shannon, sports editor: Steve Hawley, photographer; J. T. Garcia, sports editor. 129 Hard-working photographer Steve Hawley finds his meet reward at a Cub banquet. Caught in the act of . . . working hard? 130 A ' m.At v w V SENIOR OWLES SITTING: Joyce Hansen. Anne Sandoe, Mary Jane Davies. BACK ROW: Bob Dugan, Iris Connolly. David Graham, Marc Schipper. L fs, - ' n SITTING: Ron McGuckin. BACK ROW: Anne Willyard, Nancy Quiggle, Tom Wolzien, J. T. Garcia, Cassie Nel- son, Steve Clark, Monica Hoffmann. The Owl Staff ' s very own teen queen sorts out ads from atop Missy Sayre ' s throne. 131 THE Volume 51 Boulder, Colorado, June, 1965 OWL Special Edition to the ODAROLOC ' New ' Year for Owlies During the 1964-65 school year, Boulder high school seem- ed to be G school of new faces, new practices and a new look. New faces? — This year ' s sophomore class alone ap- proached 600. New practices? — Who will ever forget math class in good ole ' Central? And, new look? — Indeed, there was a new look to all of Boulder High, all of the school, that is, except the OWL room. A new teacher was all the high school ' s journalism de- partment received. Miss Susan E. Sayre served as journalism instructor and OWL advisor dur- ing the year, bringing, perhaps a bit of joy, much chagrin, and a new idea or two. She joined aspiring journal- ists, big and small, and a gig- Miss Susan Sayre OWL Adviser gling gaggle of Owlies. Chief of all Owls, Tom Wolzien, was joined at various times by assis- tant editors, Cassie Nelson, Joyce Hansen, Mary Jane Davies and Iris Connolly; news editors Iris Connolly, Anne San- doe, David Graham and Cassie Nelson; and feature editors Shari Brown, Nanci Quiggle, Monica Hoffman and Marc Schipper. Sports editors Steve Clark, Ron McGuckin, Bob Dugan and J. T. Garcia, and advertising managers Ann Willyard and Cici Gold. When the first semester pass- ed on (as all first semesters do), a group of worthy, young cub reporters joined the staff. Added to the ranks of the Owlies every- where were Sally Aspinwall, Paula Bernthal, Mary Helen Carroll, Kipp Downing, Janet Groft, Mary Hale, Frank Lister, Jack Ott, Stephanie Sears, Gary Warner and Anne Zier. The OWL staff ended the year, as always, with fond mem- ories, aspirations for the future and visions — of some new lino- leum tops, maybe, some new paint for the room, perhaps, and, above all, the hope that their newspaper could continue to be the Best Ever! OWL Editor Tom Wolzien Editor Unique Not since 1955-56 has there been anything but female OWL editors. So for almost a decade there have been dainty, sweet girls atop the high stool in room 254 — all of which seems to make Tom Wolzien something unique among OWL editors. He is a boy; he was the OWL editor. And, during the 1964- 65 school year, Woixien led his staff through all manner of activities, not the least of which included weekly publication of the high school newspaper, sponsorship of the gala, all- school talent exhibition, Vodvil, and numerous other projects. A whole gob of kudos is in order to Wolzien — truly unique among OWL editors. Lit Section Begins Favorable comments are still being heard, even today, regard- ing the inclusion of a literary section in three issues of the OWL during the past year. in an unprecedented action, the members of the OWL staff voted to include the sections and then, they accomplished all of the page layouts and arrang- ing of the various works. Members of Boulder High ' s English department who first came up with the idea of a liter- ary supplement to the news- paper were instrumental in en- couraging students to submit their creative works to the staff for inclusion in the sections. •cr m Jay Tea tries to convince Big I that he really does have to visit a sick friend. The Thinker carefully studies headline types. JUNIOR OWLIES STANDING: Gary Warner. Mary Hale, Sally Aspinwall, Paula Bern- thai, Jack Ott. SEATED: Janet Groft. SITTING: Kip Downing, Steph- anie Sears, Anne Zier. STAND- ING: Frank Lister, Mary Helen Carroll. 133 CUBS PROMOTE Rip ' em, team ' em thusiasm. Cubs and students display their en- i Junior Cubs proclaim the ' merits ' to being a Cub at sopho- more initiation dinner. 134 AIR OF SPIRIT AND ENTHUSIASM One of the lav cM and Ijusiest Boulder High organizations is the Pep Club. This year the Cubs followed tradition by attending all games, having pot-luck suppers in connection with some of the athletic events, making posters and banners, and helping with the B-Club candy sale. In the fall an initiation took place for the sophomore members, the annual Cub Dance was sponsored at mid year and the Cub recog- nition banquet was held in May. Adding to these traditions, u nder the in- itiation and leadership of Ginny Vielehr were a senior honorary program, and a new merit system with the use of punch cards. In a busy and prosperous year, the Cubs successfully achieved their purpose of raising high school spirits for athletic events. EXECUTIVE CUB BOARD BOTTOM ROW: Judy Genzlinger. treasurer; Carol Short, secretary; Lynda Grotzsky, vice president. ROW 2: Mrs. O ' Brien, sponsor; Virginia Vielehr, president; Miss Wilson, sponsor. BOTTOM ROW: Kathy Coolidge. sr. poster chairman; Sandy McCray, asst. drill leader; Connie Andrews, drill leader. ROW 2: Linda Jaeger, jr. poster chairman; Linda Redus. head pompom girl: Colette Ford. asst. treasurer. 135 e - c ! Junior Merit Chairmen BOTTOM ROW: Sue Gutf elder, Pam Seguine, Marilyn Indermill, Theresa Sato, DeDe Parker. ROW TWO: Pam Sillars, Kathy Brotz- man, Lorraine Allen, Sally Fitch, Paula Bernthal. ' A Yell for Victory ' Sophomore Merit Chairmen BOTTOM ROW: Martha Cow- gill, Kathy Black, Candy Casotti, Ruth Ann Albrighton, Lorri Redus. ROW TWO : Janet Burbridge, Karen Pospahala, Carla Munroe, Jeannie Pope, Missy Butts. 136 CUBS We three queens from BHS are . . . Susie Bennett, Alice Bayrie and Mary Jane Davies. There ' s nothing to compare with this pot-luck food! Pep Clubs got but one thing in mind for the Panther teams . . Kathy Coolidge and Conny Carran I pledge Allegience . . . The Cub stepperettes present the flag before a basketball game. KNEELING: Sandy McCray, Carol McGill, Barb Handrow, Carolyn Keith, Connie Andrews. ROW TWO: Carolyn Elsey, Cathy Linde, Theresa Parish, Irene McCray, Jan Cornelius, Karen Parkins, Becky Reinke, Judy Ackerman, Linda Bernzen. ROW THREE: Nancy Sindt, Linda Shortell, Vicki Case, Vanda Carlson, Sherri Dickerson. STEPPERETTES Stepperettes, the precision drill team of Boulder High School, should be com- mended for their superior performances. Under the leadership of Connie Andrews and Sandy McCray, they marched at home games in full array. They wore purple wool outfits with crepe white blouses, white boots with purple tassels, and white gloves. Andi Sandy McCray POM PON GIRLS: Sally Aspinwall, Linda Redus, Pam Penefold, Susie Bennett, Mary Jane Davies, Nancy Hutchinson, Ellyn Craven, alternate Ann Tooker. POM-PONERS, VARSITY, JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS, SPARK PANTHER ENTHUSIASM FOR TEAM VICTORIES Pom pon girls urge BHS gridders to make a smashing big appearance. The pom-pon girls, junior, and senior varsity cheerleaders for 1964- ' 65 have maintained the high standard of excellence which has been established throughout pre- vious years. Due to a change in last year ' s constitu- tion, six varsity cheerleaders were elected instead of four. Head cheerleader Jill Coppom, Barbi Mack, and Sue Preston, all of whom were junior varsity cheerleaders, were joined this year by Alice Bayne. Cid Fightlin, and Kathy Stiles. All were elected by the student body in May of their junior year. At the same time the four junior varsity cheerleaders were elected. This year they were Nicci Edwards, Dianna Elliot, Sharon Moate, and head JV, Priscilla Bowdy. Their duties included assisting the varsit) cheer- leaders and leading cheers for the B and C squad games. The pom-pon girls were elected by the members of pep club. They were Sally Aspinwall. Susie Bennett, Mary Jane Davies, Pam Penfold, Ellen Craven, Nancy Hutchinson, Linda Redus and Ann Tooker as alternate. They added much to games and rallies by keeping time to the cheers with their colorful shakers and by partici- pating in halftime activities. The outstanding performances gi% ' en by all three groups was the result of maliy hours of practice and through their efforts school spirit was raised. 139 NATIONAL FORENSICS LEAGUE JNational Forensics League has as an active membership requirement the achievement of at least twenty five points in speech meets. Members compete in various fields of public speaking, such as: temporaneous and impromptu speaking, dram- atic interpretation, humorous interpretation, poetry interpretation, and oratory. Meets are held on area and state levels. NFL is the only club which sends students into national tournament competition. Officers, left to right: Curt Stocker, publicity chairman: Larry Ryan, membership chair- man; Dave Ott, president. Standing: Curt Stocker. Seated: Cal Winn, Dave Ott, Theresa Sato, Carol Quesenberry, Joan Wub- ben, Jerry Brown, Bill Lanterman, Julie Kandyba, Linda Brown, Sheri Durr, Lynn Mastilir, Steve Meyers, Lisa Yortz, Nichola Dunbar. 140 Ha ' lio Club is orgariizf;fl for -tu ' Jfrits interested in ob- taining amateur radio of er- ator licenses. They have suc- f ccilcfi in ;. ' ettin;i their sta- tion or] the air for the first time, arid man) of their members have been author- ized licenses. I nder the leadership of [{olland Fischer and Karen Slutz. the club hopes to ob- tain its school call letters. Radio Club receives a new transmitter kit presented by Kiwanis representative Glenn Johnson. RADIO CLUB SUCCEEDS IN OBTAINING STATION BOTTOM ROW: Mark Williams, Bryan Lee. Eric Morgan. Bill ilson. ROW TWO: Karen Slutz. Bill Engelman. Rolland Fischer— President. ROW THREE: David Pierce, Al Wilfhusen. Dean Lauritzen. Jim Aver. FUTURE SECRETARIES OF AMERICA Future Secretaries of America provides oppor- tunities for students interested in secretarial work. The club ' s active program consisted of lectures by professional secretaries, films and field trips to observe actual office practice. BOTTOM ROW: Mary Ann Wagner, Dianne Elliott, Pam Sillars. ROW TWO: Ann Forward, Sharon Mitchell, president, Karen Clark. ROW THREE: Ethel Ranee, Diane VanderLugt, secretary-treasurer, . Marilee Dunkel- berger, vice-president. 142 FTA PROMOTES INTEREST IN TEACHING Future Teachers of America offers students esjx-cially interested in the teaching profeseion a chance to pain in- sifrhts into the field of education. A Catholic nun spoke to the group on education in Catholic schools, and members visited other schools to ob- serve various aspects of teaching. Their activities have also included discussions by foreign students on the teaching situations and educational systems of their respective countries. BOTTOM ROW: Treasurer Cheryl Berry, President Ann Rathburn. ROW TWO : Secretary Linda Bern- zen, Vice-president Carolyn Laughlin. BOTTOM ROW: _Ajm Rathbum, Betty Lip- streu. Carolyn Wagner. ROW TWO: Susan FarreE. Cheni Berry. Shirley McMichael, Colette Ford. ROW THREE: Jeanne Dulaigh, Sally Ardrey, Judy Baugh. Mr. Robb. ROW FOUR: Larry Chadboume, Marti Wagaman. Carolyn Laughlin, Linda Bem- zen. Grev Schlack. l-it GAA ADDS LIFE AND ENTHUSIASM TO GIRLS ' SPORTS arifi ( . Front row: Lisa Tenenbaum, basketball ; Sally Aspinwall, spring sports; Anne Sandoe, volleyball; Sally Fitch, spring sports; Ann Tooker, volley- ball; Pam Penfold, basket- ball; Barb Dugan, sophomore representative ; Jan Groft, president. Second row: Vicki Ann Albrighton, sophomore representative; Ann Curtis, hockey; Thea Tenenbaimi, hockey; Nancy Quiggle, secretary ; Linda T h e i s, treasurer; Joyce Hansen, vice-president. Third row: Miss Mitchell, Mrs. O ' Brien, sponsors. The Girls ' Athletic Association is one of the most active clul)s in Boulder High School. Their diversified program consists of: hockey, volleyhall, basketball, soft- ball, tennis, archery, swimming and trampoline. Activities include an initiation picnic, G.A.A. play days and an installation banquet for new officers. Letters, numerals, and pins can be earned bv a point system. Top to bottom: Sharon Moate, Nicci Edwards, Priscilla Bowdey, Linda Jaegar. Sally x spinwall, Pam Penfold. Top row: Barb Olsen. Paulene Benes, Velda Jensen. Bot- tom row: Ann Dugan, Jo Peck, Glenda Jensen. 144 lU. Hiith Ann Albrighton, Joyce Province, Candy Caiiotti, Judy Unper, fJiane Wagener, Sue Ann Engle. ON THE FLOOR: Iris ConoUy, Lynn Tremaine, Cassie Nelson. STAND- ING: Day Thomson. Anne Curtis. Ann Willyard. Barb Mack. Joyce Hansen. 145 From top to bottom: Patty Dahl, Claudia Slack, Marylou Lipstreu, Janet Bender. Cathy Neal, Clara Adams. Leslie Allen, Julie Allen, Cindy Cohagen, Jenny Dobbert. GAA Kathy Huntley, Jan Winchester, Vickie Lundeen, Willa Hamilton, Cindy Ferrill, Edna Revis. 146 Standing: Linda Ber x-n. Pyra- mid, top to bottom, left to right: Alpha Hamlin, Jan Dunn, Anne Zier, Diane Beeson. Margo Bur- ton, Vicki Todd. Kathy Brotzman, Cathy Hafner, Barb Hoving, Sally Fitch, Mary Helen Carroll, Marilyn Indermill. Diane VanderLugt, Thea Tenen- baum, Sue Gutfelder. Mary Hale, Janet Ross. Elise Mandel, Jane Youns. 147 UNESCO Aids World Understandins BOTTOM ROW: Mark Williams, Nancy Ellinghaus, Mary Lou Orbeso. Damaris Hoyl. ROW TWO: Kate Thompson, Laurel Cooper, Alba Flores, Mary Helen Carroll, Prudencia Daniel. ROW THREE: Nancy Quiggle. Susan Ruble, Diane Wagener, Carol Bartlett. Pete Runner, Janet Schrader. ROW FOUR: Bill Keifer, Anne Ludvigsen. Mauno Fieanot. Svrrker Holmberg, Tienchai Mahasirik, Alonso Mendoza, Tom Wolzien. UNESCO attempts to promote world understand- ing, to familarizes students with the problems and conditions of foreign countries, and to help the foreign students at Boulder High in every way possible. This year ' s activities opened with a picnic at Chautauqua. A UNICEF collection was undertaken on Halloween, an school-invited welcome party for the students from Toluca was given in December. Money was raised for the community AFS pro- gram through a Valentine ' s Day drive and in addi- tion to show regular meeting which included speak- ers, slides and discussions. UNESCO sponsored an after-game dance and other informal parties. BOTTOM ROW: Secretary Marilou Orbeso, President Janet Schrader. ROW TWO: Vice-presid«nt Bill Kiefer, Treas- urer Diane Wagoner. _ AN INFORMAL discussion session creates mixed emotions. 148 ROW ONE: Luis Zu- brow, Carolyn Rose, Bob Martell, Suky Zubrow. ROW TWO: Dave Ott, Kate Stewart, Pete Col- man, Linda Huiied. ROW THREE: Bob Divine. Larry Wilson, Dave Jacobgen, J. T. Garcia, Bill Lanterman. ROW FOUR: Jon Weiss, Steve Clark, Arlen Stokes, Doug Ravencll, Dick Clark. IRC Strives For Better World Relations The purpose of the International Re- lations Club is to create a better under- standing of world affairs. The club at- tended conferences, including the Model U.N. held at Greeley in the spring, heard speakers, planned the state-wide World Affairs Conference at C.U. in April, and helped to sponsor the foreign exchange students at Boulder High. Strict parliamentary procedure governed all IRC meetings. ROW ONE: Mar - Lou Orpeso. Laurie Low. Vicki Smith. Kate Thompson. Laurel Cooper. ROW TT O: George Epp. Nancy Crow. Lenore Dolph. Prudencia Daniel. Clare Adam?. ROW THREE: Jurgen Deno. Alba Flores. Tom Toth. Joan Quinn. Lauri Low. ROW FOUR: Bob Munroe. Dennis Roberts. Mark Correll. Philip Martin. Steve Bell. 149 BOTTOM ROW: Janice Wil- son, Marilyn Indermill, Jo Ellen Husted, Ann Zier, Vicki Smith, Kate Thompson. ROW TWO: Bill Demmon, Dave McDowall, Lenore Dolph, Nancy Crow, Jan Winchester, John Kalk, Benjamin Ader- hold. ROW THREE: Pete Runner, Ben Harding, Paul Briggs, Bob Downey, Jurgen Deno, Al Wilshusen, Ron Galloway, Steve Schmelzer, Royal Martin. ROW FOUR: Kent Evans, Bob Monroe, Bill Ferguson, Garon Smith, Bill Wilson, Chris Zier, Terry Michael. SCIENCE CLUB The purpose of Science Club is to increase know- ledge and interest in all fields of science. Speakers on geology and archaeology, films and extended field trips helped this group to accomplish its purpose. They visited the cyclotron at the Uni- versity of Colorado and took a three-day field trip during Spring Vacation. OFFICERS: Pete Fogg, President Janet Perry, Vice-president Linda Bernzen, Secretary- Treasurer 150 Mr. Brown prepares a film for science club. ROW ONE: Ellen Korte — President, Betty Lip- streu — Secretary-treasurer. ROW TWO : Ann Rath- burn — Vice-president, Sue Aldridge — Poster chair- man. MEDICAL PANTHERS Medical Panthers encourages interest in medical careers and offers students interested in the medical profession a fhance to j ain insight into its man as- pects. Their projects include visits to hospit- als and health centers, films, and speak- ers from various medical fields. In late April, Medical Panthers participated in the Colorado Health Day in Denver, sponsored by the Medical Auxiliary ROW ONE: Kay McAfee, Julie Allen. Sandi Kaminski. Wanda Jensen. ROW TWO: Leslie Allen, Sue Aldridge, Elizabeth Downes, Nancy Finke. ROW THREE: Lynn Vermillion. Ellen Korte, Carolyn Wagner, Ann Rathburn, Betty Lipstreau. ROW FOUR: Venl Frahra. Robbin Vermillion, Dave Bush, Virginia Wright. 151 y-TEENS Y-Teens purposes are to help students grow as persons, to grow in friendship, with all peoples, nationalities and races, and to grow in knowledge and love of God. Their activities include various projects, speakers and a state conference. They have sent money to CORE and at- tended a convention in Wash- ington. BOTTOM ROW: Carol Winchester, Sharon Yoshida, Lorraine Allen, Linda Harris. ROW TWO: Judy Williams, Doreen Lusic, Becky Shaw, Anne Berry, Janice Davis. ROW THREE: Karen Malasky, Roberta Coile, Linda White, Carolyn Casement, Linda Husted. ROW FOUR: Cathy Carpenter, Vanda Carlson, Sherry Dickerson, Carol Keeny, Margreet Vriese. Hard at work, the Y- teens enjoy a meeting. OFFICERS: BOTTOM ROW: Sharon Yoshida, program chairman; Doreen Lusic, poster chairman. ROW TWO: Carolyn Casement, president ; Becky Shaw, secretary-treasurer, Linda White, vice-president. 152 SKI BUNNIES HIT THE SKI SLOPES Ski Club, onft of Boulder High ' s largest organi- zations, functions as an outlf;t for winter sports enthusiasts. Weekly bus excursions were taken to the various ski areas relatively near to Boulder. Interested members journeyed with fellow ski clubbers to the snowy slopes for a day ' s communion with the powder and sun. Ski movies were also viewed by the member- ship of nearly a hundred. Officers for the club this year were: Bob Dugan . . . President Marc Faulkner . . . Vice President Nancy Hutchinson . . . Treasurer Bill Ferguson . . . race chairman Nancy Hutchinson, Pam Penfold and Jim Short, juniors, pause a moment to view the scenery at the top of a slope at Winterpark. BOTTOM ROW: Bob Dugan, Barb Hoving, Nancy Hutchinson, Pam Penfold, Sally Aspinwall, Marc Faulk- ner, Bill Ferguson. ROW TWO: George Barrett, Cindy Talcott, Theresa Sato, Cindy Cohagen, Ann Tooker, Nancy Shearer, Mary Helen Carroll, Day Thomson. ROW THREE: Doug Muirhead, Jenny Dobbert, Laurel Coop- er, Leshe Allen, Lucy Mc- Ardle, Ann Willyard, Linda Husted, Gretchen Schmidt, Margaret Archibald, Diane Beeson, Nancy Paulman. ROW FOUR: Doug Dillon, Murray Gates, Phelps Hawk- ins, Paul Boland, Bill Dem- mon, Luke Danielson, Mike Bronstein, Dave Helseth, Bob Munjoe, Bill Studebaker, Gary Sampson, George Dean, Gary Schone, Sherry Dicker- son, Diane Wagener, Nancy Looney, John Fitch. I bo r ' -f .j.« r BOTTOM ROW: Larry Burnett, Carolyn Rose, Janet Groft, Julie Poulton, Kerry Gibson, Pat Van Horn, Judy Unger, Suky Zubrow, Lvnn MastaHr, Kim Faulkner, Joan Warner, Debby Smith, Nan Byrnes. ROW TWO; Bill Briggs, Terry Bittner, Jeanne Safford: Clare Adams, Wally Allen, Ken McKenna, Marty Trigg, Doug Arneson, Ginny White, Cathy Black, Rachel Fightlin, Debbie Towle, Bobbi Hodshon, Charles Spinney. ROW THREE: Phil Bowler, Sue McGuire, Dave London, Linda Shortell, Ann Geesaman, Larry Upp, Mark Bean, Jim Ryan, Sue Weeks, Sue Talcott, Donna Armstead, Sarah War- wick, Rita Genzlinger, Rick Thelin. ROW FOUR: Tim Capps, Randy Lentell, Ron Fabrizio, Dean Arneson, Bill Bartram, Curt Stocker, Chucke Ryan, Mike Holdrege, Marilvn Wells, Mary Scofield, Katie Kirby, Bob Spurlock, Tom Totb, Steve Strenge. ROW FIVE: John Bangs, Gary Gondrezick, Bob Nykamp, Dave Sandall, John Shackleford, Pete Colman, Steve Bell, Vicki Wellborn, Kathy Cool- idge. Bob Spiulock. SKI CLUB President Bob Dugan and sponsor John Fitch conduct an after- school meetina;. 154 A group of Ski-clubbers enjoy the skiing on one of the club ' s excursions to the winter sports areas. BOTTOM ROW: Kathy Hafner, Kathy Brotzman, Jan Cornelius, Carolyn Keith, Cathy Lind, Chris Schipper, IBitsy Bedell, Anne Curtis. ROW TWO : Vicki Brooks, Karen Holdrege, Marilyn Indermill, Cindy Chavez, Jayma Bloom, Mary Jane Davies, Charles Kalk, Ron McGuckin, Janet Bender, Barb D u g a n. ROW THREE: Don Hovde, Tim Gallagher, Konny Carran, Lynn Tremaine, Monica Hoffman, EUyn Craven, Sherry Spencer, Darla Lasley, Ann Dugan. ROW FOUR: John Kalk, Loren Dudley, Bruce Menk, Pete Fogg, Bill Bartram, Phil Bowler, John Shackelford, Dan Thompson, Jim Short, Frank Streamer. 155 President Cal Winn Vice-president Terry Hogan Secretary Kathy Wilson Ti ' easurer Pam Kildahl Vice-president Terry Hogan. Secretary Kathy Wilson, President Cal Winn. THESPIANS MAKE PLAYS BOTTOM ROW: Laurie Low. Elise Mandel. Diana Lichtenwalter, Karen Slutz, Pauline Benes. ROW TWO: John Bangs. Kerry Gibson. Ginny White. Bill Arndt. Sherri Durr. ROW THREE: .Janet Rusheon, Curt Stocker, Tom Mangan, Bob Nykamp. .Turgen Deno. ROW FOUR: Bruce Lindeke, Luke Danielson, Bob Munroe. Jim Martin. Adria Easton. Karen Dempsey. 156 I Thespians, Boulder High ' s drama club, is active in all aspects of dra- matic production, including make-up, costumes, properties, lighting and ticket-selling, as well as acting. Under Mr. Schweninger ' s skilled direction, the club has presented four all school plays, and participated in Regional Competition. Students work throughout the year in club productions to earn the re- quired points for membership. This club, designed to further its members in the dramatic arts, was in rehersal for one play or another almost all year. BOriOM ROW: Ki.tl. l l ;, Debbie Parriol, Mary Jo .Noonain, Cathe- rine Markji, Mary Ann Pyles, Lynn Hawkins. ROW TWO: Judy Lnger, Ann Geddefc, .Sue WilKin, Jerree Mocller, PauL Hobbs, Linda .ShortelJ. ROW THREE: Joyce Pro- vince, Jcannie Pope, Sharon Huntoon, KLathy Lukenbach, Katie Kirby, Judith Arriza, Tom Tolh, J. T. Garcia. ROW fOLR: Rob .Nykamp, Jurgcn Deno, Randy Len- tell, Larry Ljjp, Donita HamJin, Allan Lawrence, Rich Ihelin. Director Ivan Schweniger helps Phil Ward and Al Lawrence in blocking for Pillars of the Community. BOTTOM ROW: Linda Brown. Doug Bell. Diane Sano. Mary Lou Orpeso, Diane George. ROW TWO: Barbara Bell. Kathy Wilson. J a y m a Wolfe. Colette Ford. Har- lan Shannon. Phil Martin. ROW THREE: Cindy Reedy. Janet Perry, Bill Lanterman, Erica Weber, Adele Roberts. Bobbie McElroy. ROW FOLU: Cal Winn. Terry Hogan. Dennis Roberts, Ben Ader- hold. Dave Johnson, Bob Kaiser. 15: YOUNG DEMS AID IN EDUCATION The main objective of Young Dems this year was to aid the Democratic headquarters in the election campaign. Members distributed literature, posted signs, baby sat, and provided transport- ation on poll days. The aim of Young Dems was to educate themselves about democracy and the Democratic party. They had guest speakers, sponsored a series of open lectures on 20th century man and held a victory party to watch election returns. Young Dems participate in a heated discussion around election time. BOTTOM ROW: Carolyn Rose, Vicki Smith, Chris Yuhas, Elise Mandel, Cathy Carter, Kit Cobin, Laurie Lowe. ROW TWO: Luise Zubrow, Jurgen Deno, Suky Zubrow, Kate Stewart, Clare Adams, Bob Martell. ROW THREE: Mike Bronstein, Bob Divine, Larry Wilson, Jo Ann Fisher, Margreet Vriese, Lenore Dolph, Joan Quinn. ROW FOUR: Tom Wolzien, Dave Ott, Jack Ott, Luke Danielson, Frank Locker, Marty Cahill, Bill Bowe, Larry Chadbourne. 158 ROW ONE: Dan Thompson, Jo Ellen Husted, Julie Kandyba, Sandi Kaminski, Kate Thompson, Larry Burnett. ROW TWO: Danny Fishman. Dave London, Paul Briggs, Anne Curtis, Bill Arndt. ROW THREE: Jerry Brown, David Jacobsen, Bob Munroe, Robin Hill, Dennis Roberts, Dave Ott, Nancy Crow. ROW THREE: Jon Weiss, Dick Clark, Arlen Stokes, George Epp, Doug Ravenel, Mark Stonebraker, Kent Evans. President Luise Zubrow Vice President George Epp Secretary-Treasurer Jo Ellen Husted Luise Zubrow — President: George Epp. Vice-presi- dent; Jo Ellen Husted — Secretary-treasurer. 159 ROW ONE: Jan Langer, Judy Mueller, Diane Beeson, Carol Newton, Ann Newton. ROW TWO: Ron Page, Bob Lowenbach, Anne Curtis, Mary Hale, Ann Mullins. ROW THREE: Debby Cop- ley, J. T. Garcia, Philip Ward, Nicci Dunbar, Philip Martin. ROW FOUR: Ken Kenlon, Rick Sindt, Glen Cooper, David Ford, Jim Allen. TARS SUPPORT GOP Teen-age Republicans offer students interested in supporting the G.O.P. a chance to participate in campaigns and to educate the public on the Republi- can Party. Their activities include campaigning for the 1964 election, films and speakers. ROW ONE: Mike Holdrege, Kathy Brotzman, Janet Keller, Jane Young, Barclay Totten. ROW TWO: Steve Meyers, Terry Hogan, Larry Burnett, Kristin Husted, Tom Piltin- gsrud. ROW THREE: Jim Lauderdale, Pete Welch, Janet Rusheon, Ken Lawlor, John Bangs. ROW FOUR: Bruce Menk, Bill Wilson, Bud Holmes, Jim Short. Kip Downing, Jim Gelwick. 160 Glen Cooper — State Chairman iS; Publicity Director, Kathy Brotzman — Secretary; Pete Welch — Treasur- er; Steve Meyers — President; Janet Rusheon — Vice- president. il., BOTTOM ROW: John Winstfjfj, Paul Br.knd, Bill I ntwrnan, P f:tt Colrnan, Bill Demrrion, rJennis Rolxjrt . ROW TWO: Don Chance, John Shacklcford, Marc Faulk- ner, Bill Ferga%on, Dan Bowdey, Bill Bartram, Mike Wilson. ROW THREE: Greg Be ' ,!, Jim Short, David Buckner, Fjarry- Gray. Ben Harding, Mr. Chambers, sp ' .insor. ROW FOUR: Robin HilJ, Mark Correll, .Mark Bean, Steve Crouch. KEY CLUB SERVES BOULDER Bill Ferguson, vice president; Mark Faulkner, treasurer; Bill Lanterman, president; Pete Coleman, secretary. In its initial year at Boulder High the Key Club ac- complished much. With a membership of twenty-five boys, the year was begun by the school clean up project. Other activities included a donation drive for the Trianon, financial support for a foster child, and several charity- drives. The club held a Christmas Dance over vacation which they hope will be the first of a tradition. Key Club members work out the publicit}- for their inter- school Christmas dance. BOTTOM ROW: Anne Williard, Lisa Tenen- baum, Elise Mandel, Jo Ellen Husted, Ann Zier. ROW TWO: Bill Wilson, Erica Weber, Day Thom- son, Pete Colman, Cindy Cohagen. ROW THREE: Bob Dugan, Thea Tenen- bau m, Julie Kandyba, Nancy Crow, Mary Helen Carroll, Sue Freeman. ROW FOUR: Tom Wol- zien, Gary Mundinger, Dennis Roberts, Kathy Brotzman, Larry Chad- bourne, Mike Bronstein, Jack WiUyard. Latin Club seeks to stimulate interest in, and better understanding of Roman living, culture, civilization, beliefs, and their relation to those of the present day. The first activity of the year was the invitation of the new latin clubbers. Initiates were made to wander through a semblance of Hades constructed in the basement of BHS. The club also sponsored a school dance, went Christmas carolling, and entered the state Latin Club conventions. The year ' s activities were terminated with a banquet in the typically Roman style. LATIN CLUB ROMAN 162 BOTTOM ROW: Ann Willyard— priestess of Hebe, Elise Mandel —tribune, Lisa Tenenbaum— consel. ROW TWO: Bob Dugan— praetor, Thea Tenenbaum— quaestor, Kathy Brotzman— scriba. Miss Armour— advisor. ROW THREE: Larry Chadbourne— auger, Dennis Roberts— tribune. Day Thomson— consul, Mike Bronstein — scruus dominus. fe Latin Line-up REVIVES CUSTOMS Latin Club initiates stumble tbrough Hades to the delight of Latin three and four vear students. BOTTOM ROW: Cheryl Chapel, Debby Smith, Carol Westbrooke, Debbie Parriott, Julia Manka. ROW TWO: David Hodg- son, Vickie Todd, Laurie Low, Anita Peil. ROW THREE: Greg Richard- son, Ellyn Craven, Missy Butts, Kristin Husted, Joyce Hansen. ROW FOUR: Larry Parrish, Dabon Shipley, Loren Dudley, Bill Arndt, Garon Smith, Mike Phillips. 16S r EL CLUB DE ESPANOL BOTTOM ROW: Dixie Aragon- Secietaiy. Katliy Pyle— Representative, Leslie Wolfe. ROW TWO: Mary Sneddon — Representative, Ann Curtis — President, Alonso Mendoza —Vice-president. ROW THREE: Kathy Brotzman— Repre- sentative, Linda Shortell — Representative, Luke Danielson — Representative. As in past years, Spanish Club has concerned itself with promoting a better understanding of the Spanish language and Spanish customs. To accomplish this goal Spanish Club has celebrated several Spanish and Latin American holidays, among them El Dio de la Raza and El Diu de los Santos Reyes. It has also sponsored the exchange of students between Toluca University in Toluca, Mexico and Boulder High. 164 BOTTOM ROW: Conard Metcalf, Kathy Pyle, Kit Cobin, Barbara Brown, Angie Chavez. ROW TWO: Mary Ann Wagner, Carol Short, Marsha Pearson, Mary Dwinelle, Cornu Funston. ROW THREE: Karen Clark, Priscilla Bow- dey, Pam Sillars, Mary Sneddon, Pat Moat, Wynne Gragg. ROW FOUR: Terry Michael, Jurgen Deno, Luke Danielson, Donna Nelson, Bonnie Fittje, Larry Upp. K SPANISH CL UB UOTTOM ROW: Dixi.; Ara- gon, Olga Sirralia, Diane Bc ' -son, Candy Ca«.tti. ROW TWO: N a n.c y Berggren, Linda fJimit, Dianne NeLviO, Ann ' - Zi ' ;r, Mr?. Hoffman. ROW THREE: Linda Dalk, Barb Dunn, Paula Hobbs, Carolyn Rot«, Karen Rathjen, Tom Jones. ROW FOUR: Margaret Archibald, Caria Monroe, Sally Ardrey, Ann D u g a n, Susan McGuire, Alonso Mendoza, Phillip Bar- rett. BOTTOM ROW: Leslie Wolfe, Anne Curtis, Alba Flores, Carolyn Keith, Barb Hoving. ROW TWO: Felipe Busey, Carolyn Elziy, Helen Hutchinson, Bitsy Bedell, Wally Allen. ROW THREE: Mae Dunkelberger, Prudencia Daniel, Marilyn Mullin«. Kathy Brotzman, Laurel Cooper. ROW FOUR: Bob Downey, Bryan Miles, Dave W i c k e s, Linda Shortell, Adria Easton, Linda Redus. Spanish clubbers. Helen Hutchinson. Phil Busey and Phil Barrett generally partici- pate in the laws of the club — no spoken English permitted. However, it seems that Helen has just made a slip of the tonsue. 165 GERMAN CLUB KNOWLEDGE BOTTOM ROW: Jan Groft, Dave Lon- don, Nancy Finke. ROW TWO: Linda Jaeger, Karen Slutz, Janet Bender, Joyce Hansen. ROW THREE: Clara Adams. Joan Quinn, Jurgen Deno, Paula Schneider. German club members join in singing German Christmas carols at their holiday party. BOTTOM ROW: Carol Winchester, secretary-treasurer. ROW TWO: Linda Jeager, president ; Janet Groft, vice- president. 166 FURTHERS OF GERMANY BOTTOM ROW: Mary Lou Etter, Carol Winchester, Eric Chadbourne, J. T. Garcia. ROW TWO: Tom Toth, Erica Weber, John Bangs, Gretchen Schmidt. Nancy Yashko. ROW THREE: Marti Wagaman, Paula Bern- thai, Janet Schrader, Philip Martin, Rich Waugh. ROW FOUR: George Epp, Doug Ravenell, Mr. Cline, Steve Bell, Larry Chadbourne. German Club furthers its understanding of the German customs, language and people. This year the club enjoyed the ideas ex- pressed by the Fairview exchange student from Germany. Other activities of the year included German films and slides, guest lectures, a Christmas party and was climax- ed by a banquet in the spring. John Squires enjoys himself at the Ger- man Club Christmas party. 167 ROW ONE: Kris Hansson, Janice Wilson, Jane Young. Sharon Moate, Karen Parkins. ROW TWO: Rita Cenzlinger. Judy Wigotow, Jan Cornelius, Becky Reinke. Linda Bernzen. Miss Eichler. ROW THREE: Sara Beagle, Mary Hale, Pat Van Horn, Barbara Bell, Janet Perry, Nancy Sindt, Sherry Dickerson. ROW FOUR: Pete Fogg, Doug Muir- head, Dick Welshimer, Steve Schmelzer, Terry Sad- ler, Vanda Carlson, Sandy Barrick. FURTHERED IN FRENCH CLUB FRENCH CUSTOMS French Club offers its members a chance to learn about the influences of politics and geography on France ' s culture, history and present status. Their activities include speakers, informal discus- sions and slides, and they contributed to the Trianon Fund. OFFICERS: Mike Palmer, vice-presi dent; Laurie Low, secretary-treasurer; Bob Nakosteen, president. 168 BOTTOM ROW: Lynn Tremain. Sherry Spencer, Chris Schipper, Cathy Lind. Vicki Brooks. Jeannie Eva Crismon, Becky Cooper, Eric Chadbourne. ROW Pope, Philippe Busey. ROW FOUR: Pam Penfold, TWO: Dede Young, Anne Curtis, Alba Flores, Liz Barbi Mack, Bob Nakosteen, Bill Lanterman. Mrs. Kail, Laurie Low. ROW THREE: Sally Aspinwall, Morton, Mike Palmer. BOTTOM ROW: Kathy Black. Lynn Bowler, Julie Poulten, Marilyn Wells. ROW TWO: Paul Briggs, Rachel Fightlin, Linda Dimit, Suky Zubrow, Carol McGiU. ROW THREE: Irene McCrav. Pat Chris- tian, Marilyn Wright. Merry Bunnes. Nancy Looney, Cathy Carter. ROW FOUR: Jurgen Deno, Nancy Vogel, Marilyn Indermill, Ann Geesamen. Nancy Martin. Katie Kirbv. 169 WANDERER ' S CLUB ACQUAINTS NEW STUDENTS WITH BHS Wanderers ' Club is organized to help new students at Boulder High get acquainted with other students and form new friendships. Their activities include speakers from other BHS clubs, booster ribbon selling, and discussion sessions with foreign students. They had a Christmas party and went skating at Pactolus Lake. OFFICERS: Prudencia Daniel, sec- retary; Alba Flores, vice-president; Sverker Holmberg, president. BOTTOM ROW: Marilou Orbeso, Dale Bryson, Kath Per- sett, Bonnie Renlund. ROW TWO: Martha Bailey. Prudencia Daniel, Alba Flores, Sue Sawyer. ROW THREE: Lynn Vermillion, Robin Vermillion, Pat Moate, Wynn Gregg. ROW FOUR: Mike Bowman, Mauno Fieandt, Sverker Holmberg, Charles F. Spinney. Club members meet to get acquainted and mutually solve the problems facing the new students. Bottom Row: Lynn Mastalir, Debbie Rahm, Janet Burbridge, Cindy Cohagen, Holly Tulin. Row 2: Mary Lou Lipstreu, Ingrid Asmus, Nancy Yasko, Ted Huiatt, Persson Anders, Robert Perry. Row 3: Mr. Krabbe, Terry Ardourel, John Myers, Jim Gon- zales, Donny Chance, Mrs. Krabbe. Row 4: Bill Bartram, Diane Wagener, Phillip Barrett. Henry Babuszczak, Jim Short, Richard Voelbel. RUSSIAN CLUB STUDIES UFE IN THE SOVIET UNION The objectives of Boulder High ' s Russian Club are to learn to converse more fluently in Russian, to learn how Communism operates, and to better understand the customs and problems of the Russian people. The club has about twenty members. Al- though all the participants are students of the language, membership is open to any interested persons. Meetings are held twice a month either after school or in the evening at the home of one of the members. Some of the activities have included attending the Russian films at the University and viewing Mr. Mrachek ' s slides of his trip to Russia. The club met with some of the members of the University of Colorado Russian Club. Russian Club Officers: Holly Tulin. Debbie Rahm. Row Two: Henry Babuszcak. Diane Wagener, Phillip Barrett. 171 Amy Christopher, Music director 172 Bruce Menk, Sports manager BOULDER RADIO BROADCASTING CLUB Linda Dalk, Program Manager Dave Ott, Manager Boulder Radio Broadcasting Club puts on a thirty-minute weekly program, on radio station KBOL, called High School Intermission. The club ' s purpose is to bring Boulder High School talent before the general public, and also to bring information on High School activities to the com- munity. In addition to the weekly program students are given an opportunity to take over KBOL for one full day. On this day, known as Radio Day, students take over all programs, commercials, newscasts, and sell many of the commercials that will appear dur- ing the day. The club has proven a fine training ground in fields where speech is important. Row 1: Linda Brown, Linda Dalk, Theresa Sato, Amy Christopher, Nancy Looney, Denise Yourtz, Lisa Yourtz. Row 2: Sherri Durr, Glen Cooper, Steve Meyers, Dave Ott, Bruce Menk. 173 174 MUSIC 175 X v. . 4 ' ' 4 4 r ■■ M« «llP Madrigals— ' Betty Weitzel, D. W. Johnson, Wanda Jensen, Dave Tally, Susan Ferrill, Rick Soner- holm, Carol Bowman, Dennis Roberts, Shirley McMichael, Bill Amdt, Jo Ellen Husted, Terry O ' Donnel, Karen Clark, Jeannie Brown, Mike Rayback. SMALL GROUPS SING Under the able direction of Mrs. Eva Musil, the Concert Choir, Girls ' Choir, and the Junior Choir presented a fall program, an evening program, a school assembly on St. Nick ' s Day, and a final concert in the spring. The highlight of the year was the Concert Choir ' s production of Rodgers ' and Hammerstein ' s musical, The King and I. The choir also participated in the Choir Festival and ended the year by taking part in the Class Day ceremonies which honored the seniors. The three small singing groups, Madrigals, Boys ' Quintet, and Girls ' 21, were selected from the three choirs a;ad sang in all the choir programs and participated in a Small Group Festival in May. Boys ' Quintet— Boh Kaiser, Steve McConnel, Mike Rayback, Terry O ' Donnel, Dave Tally. f ,1:11 % 178 Girls ' Ensemble— BotXom row: Marilyn Smith, Joy Stephens, Pat Paetow, Anne Zier, Lorrie Redus, Carolyn Beach. Row two: Jeannie Pope, Kathy Bradley, Jan Johnson, Sherri Dickerson, Gretchen Schmidt, Colleen Fields, Charlotte McMichael. GIRLS CHOIR Bottom Row: Sherry Harris, Lorri Redus, Lynn Bowler, Nancy Hollinger, Babs Guyer, Belva Redlinger, Pat Hoff- man, Colleen Fields, Connie McGrew. Row Two: Kathy Bradley, Kathy Neal, Mary Frances Gray, Jeannie Pope, Linda Dimit, Janet Bender, Joy Stephens, Kathy Leach. Row Three: Martha Cowgill, Pat VanHorn, Linda Theis, Sheryl Hammond, Betty Nikle, Sue Symanski, Darla Lasley, Barbara Theiking, Jeannie Brown, Carol Bow- man. Row Four: Nancy Looney, Gretchen Schmidt, Margaret Archibald, Jan Johnson, Alpha Hamlin, Marilyn Smith, Diane Nelson, Carolyn Beach, Nanci Kinison. Row Five: Patty Dahl, Barbara Olson, Donna Inscore, Barbara Sexton, Maxine Smith, Trista Rivers, Penny 01k, Rus. TuJin, Judy Schrader. JUNIOR CHOIR Bottom Row: Bobbie Hodshon, Phyllis Rooks, Diane Burgess, Cathy Crehore, Sandy Miller. Linda Harris. Elise Mandel, Vicki Lundeen. Row Two: Rick iNIaxfield. LjTin Vermillion, Janet Wilson, Dana Pearson, Debbie Haviland, Deanne Valentine, Franki Jones, Gay Dickens. Row Three: Charles Manz, Jerry Carroll, Kaye McAfee, Vicki Morris. Muriel Shields. W ' endy Harris, Cindy Hughes. Row Four: Robert Snyder, Mike Bowman, Charles Schubert, Dave Bush, Stan Clark, Joe Werner, Lee Johnson, Steve Smith, Harry Harris. 179 W 9- 7 1st VIOLINS Lisa Tenenbaum Sue Outfielder Kathy Pyle Denede von Glan Day Thomson Ruthann Albrighton Bill Berkhimer Pam Seguine Frances Pettigrew 2nd VIOLINS George Constantine Kathy Carter Sandy Kiminski Deneane Knoble Pete Cunningham Laura Meyer Becky Cooper Ginny White ORCHESTRA GIVES CONCERT, PARTICIPATES IN OPERETTA, VIOLAS Giga Cook Carol Winchester Louise Zubrow Calvin Hoyt Judy Unger Peggy Goff Jerree Moeller Alfred Kaan CELLOS Andy Toth Erica Weber Karen Slutz Nancy Crow Suky Zubrow STRING BASSES Harlan Shannon Dennis Roberts Charles Thompson Jim Nelson CLARINETS Paul Boland Linda Bernzen Vicki Case Rick Thelin 180 ATTENDS ANNUAL CONTEST, AND PERFORMS IN PLAYS OBOES Richard Best Carolyn Elzi BASOONS Dennis Pringle Nancv Morris FLUTES Barbara Calfee Gay Cooper Diane Sano Janet Keller TROMBONES Darrel Norris Dave Ford Dave Sandall FRENCH HORNS Bill Herbstreit Andy Morris Lenore Dolph Alan Suzuki TRUMPETS Ken Matzick Danny Norris Rick Hoover PERCUSSION Bruce Joss Roger Keys Greg Best CONDUCTOR William E. Seguine 181 MARCHING CONCERT BAND COMPLETES SUCCESSfWUyEAR ' The concert band, under the direc- tion of Edward Kehn, contributed to many events at Boulder High School. In the fall, they appeared at half times during the football season. Barrel Norris was selected to par- ticipate in the 1965 United States of America High School Band. He was selected on the basis of musical per- formance, character, personality and scholarship. The band also performed at the annual Band Day at CU, and pre- sented its annual spring concert in the Boulder High auditorium. Adria Easton entertains with one of her brilliant performances. Boulder High ' s band competes at the Band Day held at CU in the fall. ' 76 trombones lead the big par- ade. ' Band Day 1964. The Boulder Hish band boasts new uniforms during parade performance. 183 184 SPORTS OJ - ' A On Ay Y A,CT V W - f ■. 1 185 Senior Quarterback Knox Wasley gets off a pass . . . This, the year of formation of the Centennial League, found the Panthers battling into second place. Defense was the key as Boulder scored 191 points to 39 points for the opponents in league play. Many records were set last year, both offensive and defensive. The Panthers comprised an 8-2 overall record falling only to the conference champs and the eventual state champs. Senior Ron McGuckin goes around end for yards against Long- mont. 186 PANTHERS FINISH SECOND IN CONFERENCE ... to Junior End John Hutton in the open. Bottom Row: Bob Anderson, D. N. McDowell, Lewie Dukes, Dave Antilla, Ron Bush, Gary Pine, Knox Wasley. Russ Hyder, Ron McGuckin, Manager Dale Arbuthnot. Second Row: Coach Emerson Wilson, John Hutton, Brian Sinclair, Dave Atherton, Frank Lister, Bob Wendling, George Miller, Pete Fogg, Gary Warner, Stan Marker, Gary Gulp. Row Three: Coach Bill Cosgrove, Phil Irwin. Tom EngeL Steve Crouch, Ron Delka, Ron Lukenback, Paul Oemens . John Pannebaker, Randy Lentell. John Gendreau. Harold Ander- son. Row Four: Murl Hendrickson. Bob Keatley. Jern- King, Tom Aikens, Steve Schmelzer. Ron Giggey. Lee Fabrizio, Al Goldsberry, Dick Lyman. Mike Crouch. Jim Clamon. 187 Coach Wilson gives Quarterback Wasley pointers during the Fair- view game. Anderson scored one of the few High School field goals of the season. Fabrizio (76), Hyder. and Goldsberr ' (55 1 shows why line play was one of Boulder ' s strong points. Boulder 7 28 27 45 14 32 48 26 6 20 Lakewood Fairview Longmont Arapahoe Grand Junction Cherry Creek Aurora Hinkley Littleton Aurora Central Englewood Opponents 39 7 7 6 13 12 189 Anderson flies through the line in the game against Fair- view. 190 9 m 1 Head Coach Emerson Wilson, kneeling, is surrounded by assistants, left to right. Dale Perini (sophomore coach). Bill Cosgrove (defensive coach), Sam Pagano (line coach), and Phil Cohen (end coach) . Junior Varsity prospects were encouraging as the team gained a 6-1 overall record. After an early loss the B-squad rapidly improved ending the sea- son with a win over the always tough Aurora Central B-squad. Panthers Opponents 15 Littleton 6 7 Englewood 13 15 Arapahoe 7 22 Longmont 7 Cherr Creek 6 27 Aurora Hinkley 1 13 Aurora Cen Iral 6 Front Row ; Ron Delka, Tom Akens, Jerry King, Mike Palmer, Gary Warner, Ben Harding, Mike Crouch, Harold Anderson. Top Row: Coach Phil Cohen, Frank Lister, Dave Atherton, John Pannebaker, Bob Keafley, Ken Pritehard. David Mc- Dowell. Brian Sinclair, Steve Crouch, Pete Fogg. Manager Gar - Culp. 191 PATTEN LEADS CROSS-COUNTRY TEAM TO FOURTH Team members put out all their effort in time trials: (left to right) Scott Patten, Brian Fields, Jim Baxter, Bob Nakosteen. The varsity regulars were: Bottom Row: Carl Shapard, Scott Patten, Brian Fields. Top Row: Jim Baxter, Ed Isakson, Bob Nakosteen, Tim Black, Coach Ed Swinscoe. Cross country runners showed much improve- ment over last year. The team was led by Junior Scott Patten who finished first at the Wyoming Invitational and fourth at the State Meet. The Harriers placed fourth in the Conference Meet. 192 liin IiaxU;r showfc all-out ;ffort at finish line in -State Met. Ranum Inangular 1st Auroia IriMlationa! oth Wyoming Invitational 2nd Littleton. Arapahoe 1st Denver Invitational 5th Conference 4th State 12th Bottom Row: Scott Patten. Carl Shapard, Ed Isalcson. Jim Baxter, Brian Field, Bob .Nakosteen. Tim Black, .Middle Row: Bruce Caldwell, Larr ' Ryan. John Birkey, Gary Winterberg, Dan Bowdey. Parnell Rhodes, Steve Haskins, Barclay Toten, Ed .Martinez, Eddie .-Vllan. Top Row: Bud Walker, Dick Welshimer. Steve Qark. Alan Boeve, George Hoge, Rick Willis. Dennis Pringle. Terry Sadler, Wally Uphoff, Dick Goodnow. Terrv- Michael, Coach Ed Swinscoe. c . Cfr ' Vy ' .J ' t ' ilNIS SQUAD TAKES DISl Ga Bo NNIS SQUAD TAKES DISTRICT TITLE Vj ' Boulder 6 5 4 1 6 3 Lincoln Aurora Central Fort Collins Poudre Longmont Hinkley Cherry Creek Littleton Thomas Jefferson Denver East Englewood Arapahoe Opponents 5 2 3 8 6 1 4 2 Take that! Senior Letterman Lanter- man seems to say as he practices for the state meet. Paul Boland works on the form that made him a varsity regular. 194 Top Row: Coach Ken Furman, Jay Cooper, Paul Boland, Bill Lantennan, Bill Ferguson, Barry Gray. Bottom Row: Tim Caps, Pete Welsh, Mike Bronstein, Marc Faulkner. After finishing third in conference, the Panther tennis squad came on strong to win the Northern District Championship. Paul Boland took the number one singles honors. Barry Gray the num- ber two singles and the doubles team of Lanter- man-Cooper placed fourth in their division. Overall, the team showed a good season. Junior Jay Cooper saves the point a; doubles teammate Lanterman stands bv. baIketb lWm HAS TRdHlG SiAS®N 9 _ Gary bibigtioth ( .U ) led this year ' s cage team as captain, had the highest point average, and was voted the team ' s most valuable player. Varsity team members were (front row, 1 lu i) Rick Willis, Bob Nakosteen, Knox Wasley, Bob Anderson, John Pannebaker, (middle row) Coach Ken Fruman, Dick Clark, Steve Clark, Murl Hendrickson, Bud Walder, Coach Gene Sparks, (back row) manager Dale Arbuthnot, Dick Wel- shimer, Gary Sibigtroth, John Hutton, manager Bob Wend- ling. A fast start helped the Panthers come very close to gaining the league title. The team was in first place much of the season and still had a chance for the title until Littleton downed them. Guards Gary Sibigtroth, a senior, and Bob Anderson, a junior, were named to the All-Conference team, and seniors Steve Clark, Dick Clark, and Bud Walker were given honorable mention. Starting it all off center Steve Clark (43j tips the ball to Bob Anderson (53 j. Senior Knox Wasley (25) was termed a defensive standout all year by Coach Furman. Here he goes after a loose ball in the Cheyenne game as Gary Sibigtroth (33) and Dick Clark (54) come in to help. 197 Panther cage starters Bud Walker (52), Bob Ander- son (53), Steve Clark I 13). and Gary Sibigtroth go for a rebound asainst Littleton. Boulder Oppon( 55 Greeley 74 84 Fairview 58 74 Cheyenne 62 86 Arapahoe 63 70 Englewood 50 Long nont Invitational To urney — 51 Longmont 50 70 Poudre 55 53 Hinkley 57 39 Aurora Central 51 56 Littleton 54 43 Cherry Creek 36 53 Hinkley 67 68 Arapahoe 58 70 Englewood 59 66 Aurora Central 74 54 Littleton 62 67 Cherry Creek 57 46 Hinkley 62 Coach Furman gives his players in- structions during a game. Senior Bud Walker (52) wonders what next as he tries to fake out his opponent and score. Senior Steve Clark grabs off one of his 115 rebounds, the high for the team. Steve also led the season scoring with 195 points. Junior Varsity team members are (front row) Steve Rask- ins, Rusty Schaffer, Lance Barnica, Tim Pack, Steve Cook; (middle row) manager Larry Overholser, Terry Sadler, Jerry King, George McClure, George Hoge, Coach Gene Sparks; (back row) Wally Upoff, Kipp Downing, Dennis Pringle, Phil Invin. JUNIOR VARSITY SETS HIGH HOPES Boulder Opponent 60 Greeley 70 72 Fairview 45 60 Cheyenne 47 71 Arapahoe 50 59 Englewood 75 50 Aurora Central 59 50 Littleton 44 43 Cherry Creek 41 51 Longmont 59 63 Hinkley 56 66 Arapahoe 61 54 Englewood 66 60 Aurora Central 45 57 Littleton 61 81 Greeley West 77 37 Longmont 62 The Junior Varsity under Coach Gene Sparks set high hopes for next year as they compiled an 11-7 record. Juniors Terry Sadler and Phil Irwin also came through as reserves for the Varsity. Head Coach Fur- man was very pleased with the way Coach Sparks handled the team and the way they played ball. 200 SOPHOMORES THIRD IN TOURNEV The Sophomores under Coach Rod Antilla had an excellent season with a 10-4 record. In the Aurora Sophomore Invitational Tourney they placed third losing only to Englewood, and showing a very lopsided win over Arapahoe. The sophomores gained much needed experience and should be an asset to the Varsity next year. Boulder Opponent .37 Fairview 45 52 Longmont .31 26 Fairview 44 54 Arapahoe 6.3 55 Longmont 48 60 Aurora Central 49 46 Longmont 41 58 Littleton 60 79 Englewood 66 56 Longmont 44 66 Hinkley Tourney — 47 95 Arapahoe 62 56 Englewood 68 70 Littleton 66 Members of the Sophomore team are: (Bottom row, L to R) Manager Gary Gulp, Ken Iten, Bill Parquette, Steve Cline, Dave Atherton, Manager Larry Overholser; (middle row) Goach Rod Antilla. Ed Swinscoe. Gary Swedlund, Jim Pickett, Brian Nolan ; ( top row I John Bunnell. Doug Wat- son, Tom Potter, Ghip Qark. The Seniors on the wrestUng team provided much of the conference winning punch. They were (front row, 1 to r) Conard Metcalf, Gil Espinoza, Gary Pine, Lew Dukes, Dave Wergin; (back row) Coach Earl Cummings, Mike Huvle, John Geand- reau, Darrel Norris, Kendell Lingham, Andu Morris, Mide Bristow, Bill Engleman. Boulder High ' s Wrestling team compiled an outstand- ing dual meet record for the 1964-65 season by winning 13 meets and losing only 3. The team won all its con- ference meets to win the Centennial League Championship with a 6-0 record. This is reported to be the school ' s first conference championship in wrestling. In addition, the Bt)ulder High team members were hosts to the Japanese National Champions and wre stled before 4500 fans at the University of Colorado Fieldhouse. This was the largest crowd ever to watch a dual meet in the state of Colorado. The Boulder High team was led by six outstanding seniors: Gil Espinoza, last year ' s state champion at 95 lbs., had a 15-0 won lost record in duel meet competition this year; Conard Metcalf ' s 15-1 record was blemished only by a defeat at the hands of a member of the Japanese team; Dave Wergin 11-4; John Geandreau 9-1-3 (ties) ; Gary Pine 7-4-1; and Lew Dukes 7-4-1; helped to strengthen this very fine wrestling team. Junior wrestlers Ron Lukenvach 11-2-2, Scott Patten 15-1, and Bob Keat- ley 6-5-1 are already poised to go into action again next year. Varsity wrestlers John Geandreau, Scott Patten and other team members shout aid to their teammate on the mat. MATMEN CAPTURE LEAGUE TITLE Senior John Geandreau holds on to an opponent attempting to escape. Coach Earl Cummings discusses what to do with Senior Gary Pine. T ESTLING SCORES BOULDER OPPONENT 35 31 40 26 42 22 16 20 30 32 Lakewood Et. CoUins Poudre Greelev Denver South Fruita Montrose Fairvaew Longmont Aurora Central 8 Japanese Nat. Champions 30 25 45 25 27 Cherry Creek Aurora Hinkley Arapahoe Englewood Littleton 9 11 10 22 6 18 24 21 17 14 21 21 19 5 18 17 Trying a regular switch is Senior Lew Dukes. 20 Carl Sharpard was one of the B team stand- outs, remaining unde- feated through the sea- son. Here Carl is breaking down one of his opponents. The Juniors on the wrestling team helped both the A and the B mats to a winning season. The Juniors were (front row, 1 to r) Brian Sinclair, Scott Patten, Carl Shapard, Danny Green, Barclay Totten, Eddy Martinez; (middle row) Tom Taulor, Bill Zick, Frank Lister, Doug Kyle, Ken Newkirk, Bob Waggoner; (back row) Gary Gondrezick, Loren Dudley, Bobby Keatley, Mike Crouch, Ron Lukenbach, Harold Anderson, Greg Wendling. ' IPA ' - ir- ' ■ ' . ' - ■ .,..- Senior Conard Metcalf goes for the pin in a key match. Metcalf was undefeated in league competition, with a 15-1 overall record. His only loss came from tlie touring Japanese all star team. 21)5 Senior Lettermen are: (Front row L to R) Bob Nadosteen, John Geandreau, Ron Bush, George Miller, John Panne- baker; (back row) Coach Earl Cummings, Bud Holmes, John Nuttal, R. J. Wilson, Coach Ed Swinscoe. TRACK HAS LARGE, ENTHUSIASTIC SQUAD Head Coach Ed Swinscoe, although having lost some very vital men through graduation, especially Warren Gillette, should still have a good team with ten returning lettermen and a squad of sixty-five participants. ' ' We should do all right this year although the loss of Gillette is bound to hurt us, said Swinscoe. 206 March workouts are in the field house because of our usual big snows. Ron Bush and Ron McCuckin limber up for a hard workout. Ajjiil 2 Aurora Hinkley, Lftng- mont at Boulder 6 Boulder, Wheat Ridge at Aurora Central 10 Aurora Relays 13 Boulder, L veland at Longmont 15 Boulder, Loveland at Longmont 20 Centennial Conference Relays at Cherry Creek 24 C.U. Relays 27 Englewood, Arapahoe at Boulder May 1 C.S.L. Invitational 4 Pre-conference Meet at Aurora Central 8 Conference Meet at Aurora Hinkley 15 State Meet at C.U. Senior tracksters are: (Front row, L to R I John Geandreau, Ron Bush, Ron McGuckin, Bob Spurlock, Gary Mills, Curt Stocker; (back row) Bob Divine, Dan Bowdey, John Lawerence. Dick Lyman. K. J. V ' v ii ai Sibistroth. GajT 207 Junior track team members are: (Front row, L to R) Bryan Field, Mike Bailey, Steve Nason, Curt Rautenstreus, Melvin Furd, Paul Stinson; (middle row) Ed Issacson, Ron Delka, Mike Palmer, Bob Nakosteen, Ken Pritchard. Tim Black, Tom Aikens; (back low) John Coss, John Paniieljaker, Terry Michael, Wally Uphoff, ' G eorge Miller, John Nuttal, Jim Gibson, Claude Kitfield. Coach Swinscoe leads his cindermen in calisthenics. 208 To learn «to run, you gotta run! Hal Patterson, Curt Stocker, Larry Upp. Mike Bailey. John Xuttal. $ {« ;- ■ ' ' ;J1 ' % Sophomores on the track team are (Front row. L to R) Steve Smith, Ralph Dierdorff, Terry Bittner, Tom Whit- taker, Bob Dick, Bryan Nolan; (middle rowt Greg Eliason, Ed Swinscoe. Larry Upp, Hal Patterson, Bill Lowr ' , Terry Qymer. Gordon Phelps: (top row ' Mike J : Crouch, Paul Creven. Tom Potter. Steve Cline, Barry Reed, John Lewis, qqq Coach Phil Cohen, who lost key men last year during graduation exercises, should still field an experienced team with seven lettermen returning. According to Cohen, The number of lettermen will be one of our strongest points. Pitching should also be strong with several non-lettering juniors and seniors playing for the pitching positions. The pitchers will be led by lettermen Ingel and Carlxon. The rest of Cohen ' s preliminary lineup should go something like this: catcher, Anderson; first base, Dick Wilshimer or Paul Clemens; second base, Etter or Rich Sato ; shortstop, Hyder who will have to fill in for graduated Larry Nelson; third base, Wasley, Bob Keatley, or sophomore Tom Gutherie; outfield, McDowell, Bud Walker, Steve Haskins or possibly Engel. BASEBALL TEAM SHOULD Juniors and Seniors vying for positions on the baseball team are (Front row, L to R) Statistician Garon Smith, Rich Lewerke, Bud Walker. Russ Hyder, D. N. McDowell, Steve Haskins, Manager Bruce Nahrgang; (middle row) Tom Engel, Lee Fabrizio, Paul Clemens, Rich Sato, Lou Carlson, Knox Wasley, Butch Etter, Bob Keatley; (top row) Coach Gene Sparks, Bayard Scadden, Bob Duncan, Dick Welshimer, Merlin Harr, Coach Phil Cohen. 210 —a - ■ j -i - ' W ffT ii ' ' - - HAVE STRONG PITCHING March 23 Hinkley at Boulder 24 Ft. Collins Poudre at Boulder 26 f homa« Jeffers jn at Thomas Jefferson 27 Arapahoe at Arapahoe ' M) Eriglewood at Boulder April 2 Ivfjnjnnont at Longmont 3 Littleton at Boulder 6 Aurora Central at Aurora Central 9 Fairview at Boulder 13 Cherry Creek at Boulder 17 Hinkley at Hinkley 20 Arapahoe at Boulder 21 North at North 24 Englewood at Englewood 27 Littleton at Littleton May 1 Aurora Central at Boulder 4 C.S. Wasson at Boulder 8 Cherry Creek at Cherry Creek Sophomores vying for baseball team (bottom row) John Hershey, Terry Buttner, Chris Zier, Mark Bean, Coach Ron Wilson, (middle row) Jay Stewart, Phil Hagerman, Dave Atherton. Ken Iten. Mike Beeson. (top row John Stevens, Tom Gutherie, Mark Utlaut. Rusty Shaffer, Bill Parquette, L)Tin Poyer. 211 Ken jNlontano does a formation on stationary rings. The newly-organized gymnastics teams works out after school on the gym balcony. GYMNASTICS TEAM With the addition of the new balcony in the boys ' gym, the long-awaited gym- nastics team became a reality. Though functioning mainly as an intramural program this year, the after-school workouts gave valuable experience to prepare the gymnasts for inter-scholastic competition next season. Coach Scott McDuffy ' s charges gave exhibitions and picked up fine points in joint workouts with Fairview ' s state champion gym team in readying for a full Centennial League schedule next year. Rusty McLerran strains as he stops on the rings for a view of the floor. Bob Dugan executes a hand stand on the parallel bars. 212 Juniors and Seniors trying for the team are (bottom row, L to R) Jim Short, John Shackleford, Bruce Caldwell, Dave Brockway, Phillip Ward, Kipp Downing; (back row) John Hutton, Bruce Menk, Jim Martin, John Winstead, George Hoge, J. T. Garcia, Gsach Wally Schneider. Coach Wallace Schneider will have three junior lettermen back in Bill Herbstreit, Kipp Downing and John Hutton and senior transfer- lettermen John Winstead, but replacing the number one player of last year, Dick Ander- son, may be a major problem. Hutton should have the best chance at number one this year as he played in the number two spot last season behind Anderson. Herbstreit was a steady golfer last year and should help the team again this year. FOUR LEHERMEN TO BOLSTER GOLF TEAM 213 John Winstead Bill Herbstreit March 29 Pueblo East, l uehlo South at Pueblo 30 Colo. Sprgs. Wasson, Pakm-r at Colo- rado Springs April 3 Fort Morgan Invitational at Fort Morgan 5 Englewood, Poudre at Boulder 12 Arapahoe, Littleton at Boulder 19 Cherry Creek, Fort Morgan at Boulder 20 Aurora Central, Hinkley at Fitzsimmons 22 Cherry Creek at Valley Hills 26 Aurora Central, Hinkley at Boulder May 1 C.S.U. Invitational at Fort Collins 3 Longmont, Denver North at Boulder 7 Centennial Conference Meet at Boulder 14 15 State Meet at Pueblo Sophomores trying for positions on the Golf squad are: (Front row, L to Rl Jim Ryan, Tom Hagerty, Dale Fry, Gary Winterberger. Charles Kalk; i.top row ' Brad rin- stead, Murl Hendrickson, Phil Irwin. Bob Byrd. 215 Boulder High ' s wrestling team boast- ed two state champions for the 1964-65 season. Gil Espinoza. state champ at 95 pounds a year ago, tied graduate Bruce McDowell ' s career record for most wins. Espinoza finished with a 60-5-1 record. A tie in his junior year was the only blemish on his final two seasons. Conard Metcalf. who did not qualify for the state meet last year, moved up to the 138 pound classifica- tion and was undefeated against Colo- rado High School competition. His only loss was to Ken Nakamura of the Jap- anese All-Stars. State Champions Gil Espinoza and Conard Metcalf with Coach Cummings. Wrestlers who placed in the district meet are: Front Row: Lew Dukes. Scoit I ' atten, Gil Espinoza. Back Row: Coach Earl Cummings, Conard Metcalf, Loren Dudley, John Gendreau, Harold Anderson. Ron Luckenback also qualified but is missing from the picture. SENIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Head Cheerleader Jill Coppom. Cid Fightlin. Kathv Stiles. 2i: The Senior Varsity Cheerleaders. 218 Pris Bowdey, Nicci Edwards JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS JVs lead cheers at an afternoon B-squad football game. Sharon Moate. Dianna Elliot 219 Pwm ty jicaf scene Oit=fasketMll gTwies 0 V ' l ?«i ' P l? ' iiemljjeTs aiW stuclMt ryT y 7 1 hj ' h The junior Varsity Cheerleaders. Boulder High ' s prime boosters of 1964-1965 school spirit. 220 SENIOR LETTERMEN Dave Antilla Dale Arbuthnot Jim Baxter Alan Boeve Paul Boland Dan Bo vdev r ' 1 ' 1 , , [ Si :!;; Ron Bush Dick Clark Steve Qark SENIOR LETTERMEN Marc Faulkner Bill Fersfuson John Gendreau 222 Al Goldsberry Bud Holmes Bill Lanterman SENIOR LETTERMEN Carl Linde Dave Lowder Dick Lvman i, m IMIHJMIIWS Stan Mfirker Mike Martinez Ron McGuckin Conard Metcalf Bruce Nahraan ; Tom Pende: SENIOR LETTERMEN Gary Pine Marc Schipper Jerry Shinn Gary Sibigtroth Bud Walker Knox Wasley 224 Bob WendlinE Dave Wersin R. J. Wilson B-CLUB PROMOTES SPORTSMANSHIP B-CluL, BffS ' s lf;ttennen ' s or raniza- tion encoura;. ' f;s alJ capable studenLs to participate in athletics and to .sf;t high standards of sportsmanship and s .holar- ship. With profits from their annual candy sale, they sponsored a welcoming party for the visiting: Japanese wrestling team, and presented to the athletic team a camera, a transistor intercom and a pitching machine. The year ' s activities also included a dinner dance on Januar - 10, an informal spring party and the final banquet recognizing all lettermen. This year the club also helped the Boulder Panther club sell decals. Let ' s see now, Dan sold forty, sixty for Paul, why only three, Ron? BOTTOM ROW: Butch Etter, Ron Bush, Gar - Pine. Bill Herbstreit. Paul Boland. ROW TWO: Ron McGuckin, John Gend ' -eau. John Hutton. Russ Hyder. John Panne- baker. ROW THREE: Dick Lyman. John Nuttall. Bob Nakosteen. Dick Clark. Tom Engel. ROW FOUR: Kip Downing. Jim Clamon. Phil Invin. Dave Atherton. Steve Crouch. BOTTOM ROW: Carl Shapard, Gil Espinoza. Scott Patten, Knox Wesley, Marc Faulkner. ROW TWO: Mike Martinez, Bill Ferguson. Stan Marke, Dan Bowdey, Dale Arbuthnot. ROW THREE: Marc Schipper, Alan Bove, Paul Clemens, Barry Gray, Ron Lukenbach. ROW FOUR: Jerry Shinn, Steve Clark, Dave Lowder, Harold Anderson. President Ron McGuckin Vice-president Butch Etter Secretary-treasurer Scott Patten BOTTOM ROW: Ron McGuckin, president. ROW TWO: Butch Etter, vice-president; Scott Patten, secretary-treasurer. 226 BOULDER HIGH HOSTS JAPANESE WRESTLERS Japan ' s High School wrestling team toured Colorado and engaged in grap- pling matches with high school teams. During January the team stayed in Boulder for four days, living in homes of Boulder wrestlers. Maintaining an undefeated record, with only one tie to Grand Junction, the Japanese team de- feated the Boulder High team January 18 at the Colorado University field house. The captains of the Boulder High and Japanese teams exchange token gifts before the beginning of their match. I jHg|: im Members of both grappling teams watch the Boulder High team wrestle Aurora Central. The Japanese wrestling team sings Sukiyaki for the stu- dent body in a school as- sembly in the boys ' gym. Senior Ann Willyard (center) shows the team some photographs of themselves during their stay. Head Girl Kitty Paddock and Head Boy Don Hovde pre- sent the Japanese team with sweat shirts. 228 SENIOR ACTIVITIES ABILA, LEE ANN— GAA 1-2, FSA 1-2, Spanish Club 1-2-3, Y-Teens 1-2. ALDRIDGE, SUSAN— GAA -1-2, Cubs 1- 2-3, Choir 1-2-3, Operetta 2-3, All-State Choir 2, Medical Panthers 2-3. ALLEN, BEVERLY— GAA 1, Thespians 1. ALLEN, EDDIE— Student Council 1, Band 1-2-3. Basketball 1, Football 1, Cross Country 2-3. ALLEN, JIM— TARS 3, Thespians 2, Class Plays 2. ALLEN, WALLY— Student Council 2, Ski Club 1-2, Racing Team 3, Spanish Club 3. ANDERSON, KEN- ANDREW, CONNIE— GAA 1, French Club 1, Panther of the Week 3, Stepper- ettes 2, Drill Leader 3. ANTILLA, DAVE— Football 1-2-3, Cross Country 1, Gymnastics 3. ARAGON, DIXIE— GAA 1-2-3, FSA 2, Cubs 1-2, Spanish Club 1-2-3, Tolucan Exchange Student. ARBATHNAT, DALE— Student Council 1- 2, B-Club 2-3, POW 3, Football 1-2-3, Basketball 1-2-3. ARDREY, SALLY— GAA 1-2-3, FTA 3, Cubs 1-2-3, Spanish Club 2-3, Y-Teens 1. ARMSTEAD, BONNIE— BRBC 2-3, Cubs 1, Folk-Song Club 2, Spanish Club 2-3, Teen Dems 3. ARNDT, BILL— Latin Club 3. Choir 1-2-3, Madrigals 2-3, Operetta 1-3, Teen Dems 3, Thespians 2, Class Plays 2. ARTUSY, MAX— Radio Club 3. AVERILE, CHERYL— Cubs 1, Thespians 1. AYER, JIM— BABER, TOM— German Club 1, Gymnas- tics 1. BABUSZUZAK, HENRY— Student Council 1, Triangle Club 3, President of Russian Club 3. BAIER, RICHARD— Golf 1, Teen Dems 3, IRC 3. BAKER, MIKE— Student Council 1-2, Class Office President 1, Triangle Club 1, Intramural Basketball 1-2-3. BALDWIN, BARB— Student Council 1-2. GAA 1-2, Cubs 1-2, French Club 1-2, Choir 1-2-3, Operetta 2-3, All-State Choir 2-3, Head JV Cheerleader 2. Homecom- ing Queen Candidate 3, Miss Merry Christmas Candidate 3. BARDAY, BOBBIE— Madrigals 3, Trans- fer Student 3. BARLOW. CAROL— GAA 1, Cubs 1. BARNARD, BETH— GAA 1-2-3, Medical Panthers 3. BARRETT, PHILLIP— Triangle Club 3, Transfer Student 2, Spanish CTub 3, Foreign Student 2-3, Russian Club 3. BAUGH, JUDY— Future Teachers 3. BAUMCARTEN, DEN NLS— Spanish Club 1-2, Track 3, Baseball 1, Intramural Basketball 1-2-3. BAXTER, JIM— Student Council 1, Track 1-2-3, Cross-Country 1-2-3. BAYNE, ALICE— Vodvil 3, Student Council 3, GAA 1-2-3, Spanish Club 1. Choir 1-2, Varsity Cheerleader 3. BEERMAN, LINDA— GAA 1-2-3, Cubs 1-2. BELL, STEVE— IRC 3, Ski Club 3, Ger- man Club 2-3, Science Qub 1. BENNETT, JIM— Ski Club 2-3, Wrestling 2. BENNETT, KASSI (Cassandra)— Cubs 2, Y-Teens 2, Transfer Student. BENNETT, SUSIE— Student Council 3, Cubs 2, Ski Club 2, Spanish Club 2. Pom-Pom Girl 3. BENTSON, BOB— Band 1-2-3, Choir 1-2-3, Operetta 2-3, Pep Band 2-3. BERGGREN, NANCY— Cubs 1-2-3. Ski Club 1, Spanish Club 2-3, Choir 1. BERKHIMER, BILL— Orchestra 1-2-3. Teen Dems 1, Thespians 2, Class Plays 2. BEST, RICHARD— Band 1-2-3, Orchestra 1-2-3, All-State Band 2, All-State Or- chestra 1-2, Boys ' State 2. BINDES, STOFFORD— BISHOP, SCOTT- BLACK, KEN— Student Council 1. Spanish Club 1. BLACKMER, SARA— GAA 1. BRBC 1. BOHLKE, MARCIA— BOLAND, PAUL— B-Club 2-3. Ski Qub 2-3, Spanish Club 1-2-3, Band 1-2-3. Tennis 2-3, Orchestra 2-3, Key Club 3. BOSS, BOB— Intramural Basketball 2-3. BOWDEY, DAN— Vodvil 2, B-Club 3. Latin Club 1, Band 1-2-3. Track 1-2-3. Cross-Country 2-3. Gymnastics 3. Basket- ball 1. Pep Band 1-2-3. Key Club 3. BOWE, ALAN— B-Club 3. Folk-Song Club 1, Ski Club 1-2-3. Band 1-2-3. Track 2-3. Cross-Country 1-2-3. Basketball 1. Pep Band 1-2, Teen Dems 3. Science Club 1. BRIGGS, PAUL— French Club 1-2-3. Secretary of Science Club 1. Science Club 1-2-3. BRISTOW. MICHAEL— Wrestling 2-3. BRONSON, JUDY— Ctv;ir 1-2-.?. Y-Tftow. BRYANT, COI-EE.N— GAA 1-2. BUNEGAR, CAROLA.V— r;AA 1. CaU 1- 2, Stepperettcs 2, BURCH, JERRY- BURGESS, DOUf - ULSEY, PHILIP— French Club 3, Spanish Club 1-2, Teen Dems 3. BUSH, RON— Student Qpuncil 2. B-Oub 1-2-3. Boy of the Month .3. CWit 1. Fwl- ball 1-2-3. Wrestling ' 1-2. Track 1-2-3. Gymnastics 3, Triangle Club 3, Senior Class President 3, Cub Sweetheart Candidate 3. BUSSEY, RUTH— IRC .3. French Oub I, Thespians 1-2. Qass Plays 2. COILE, ROBERT. — C.AA 2. FTA 3, Cubs 2-3, Choir 1. Y-Teens 2-3. COLLINS. LARRY— Band 1-2-3. Track 1-2-3. COLLIER. MARK— COLTON. KEIT. — Transfer Student 3. CONNOLLY, IRIS— Student CouncU Cor- responding Secretary- 1. Owl Staff 2-3, Vodvil 2-3. GA- l- ' 2-3. French Club L, Panther of the Week 3. Cubs 1. Choir 2, Senior Prom Queen Attendant. CONWAY. ROBERT— Track 2-3. COOK. GARY- COOK. GIGA— Student Council L Or- chestra 1-2-3. . 11-State Orchestra 2-3, Vodvil 3. Triangle Qub 3. IRC 1-2 President 3. French Qub 1-2. Latin Qub 1-2. Young Dems. 1-2-3. COOLIDGE. KL THY— OdaiDloc 3. Stu- dent Council 1-2. G- . 1-2-3. Cubs 1-2-3. Ski Club 1-2-3. French Qub 1-2. POW 2-3. Girl of the Month 3. Choir 1-2. Small Girls Group 1-2. Operetta 1-2, All-State Choir 2. Junior Qass Officer 2. COOPER. GLEN— Vodvil 3. BRBC 3. TARS Publicity Chairman 2-3. NFL 3, Transfer Student 3. COPPOM. JILL— Vodvil 3. Student Council 1-2-3. GA. 1-2-3. BRBC 2. Cubs 1-2-3. Folk-Song Qub 1. Ski Qub 2-3. German Qub 1-2. Girl of the Month 3, Thespians 1. J Cheerleader 2, Head Varsity Cheerleader 3, Girls State Alter- nate 2, Triangle Qub 3. CRANE, K- REN— CR-WEN, ELLYN— G. . 2, Cubs 2 Folk-Song Club 2. Ski Qub 2-3. Latin Club 1-2-3. Pom-Pom Gir! 3. Senior Prom Queen Attendant. CRISMON. EVA— Cubs 2. Ski Qab 3, French CJub 3. Thespians 2, Gass Plays 229 CROW. CASEY— CROWELL, RONNIE— Band 1-2, Drum- major 3, Track 1-2-3, Gymnastics 3. Pep Band 1-2-3. CURTIS, ANNE— Student Council 2, GAA 1-2-3, Ski Club 1-2-3. French Club 3, Latin Club 2, Spanish Club 1-2. Presi- dent 3. Teen Denis 3, Tars 3, Thespians 1, Triangle Club 3, Tulucan Exchange Student 2. CAHILL, MARTIN— Teen Dems 3, Trans- fer Student 3. CAPRI. JOE— Ski Club 3, Transfer Stu- dent 3. Wanderers 3. CARLSON, LON— Latin Club 3. Baseball 1-2-3, Intramural Basketball 1-2-3. CARLSON, RON— Wrestling 1-2. CARRAN, KONNY— Student Council 1, Cubs 1-2-3, GAA 1-2, Ski Club 1-2-3, Spanish Club 1-2, Choir 2-3, Small Girl ' s Group 2, Operetta 3, All-State Choir 2-3. CARTER, WAYNE— Choir 1. CAVE, BOB— Boys ' State 2. CHAUSSART, LINDA— Cubs 1-2, Choir 1-2-3, Operetta 3, Stepperettes 2. CHAVEZ, BECKY— Cubs 1-2. CHAVEZ. CYNTHIA— GAA 1. Cubs 1, Ski Club 2-3, Spanish Club 3. CHUKOSKI, JANET— Student Council 1- 2, GAA 1-2, Cubs 1-2. CLAMON, JIM— B-Club 3, Football 3, Transfer Student 3. CLARK, f)AVID W.— Vodvil 3 (Tenta- tive), Student Council 2, Ski Club 1, Teen Dems 3. CLARK, RICHARD A.— IRC 3, B-Club 3, Spanish Club 1, Track 2-3, Cross-Coun- try 1-2-3, Basketball 1-2-3, Teen Dems 3. CLARK, RICHARD W.— CALKINS, KAY- CLARK, STEVE— Student Council 3, Owl Staff 2-3, Vodvil 2-3, Cub Sweetheart Candidate 3, B-Club 3, Russian Club Sec. Treasurer 2, Basketball 1-2-3, Foot- ball 1-2-3, Golf 2. Cross Country 3, Track 2, Baseball 1. CLINE, TOM— COBIN, GAIL— Student Council 2, Cubs 1, Spanish Club 1-2-3. DAHL, MYRNA— GAA 1, Cubs 1, Ski Club 1, Latin Club 1, Choir 2-3. DALK, LINDA— BRBC 2-3, Sponish Club 2-3, Choir 2-3, Transfer Student 2. DANIEL, PRUDENCIA— IRC 3. Spanish Club 3, UNESCO 3, Transfer Student 3, Wanderers Club 3. DAVIES, MARY JANE— Student Council 1-2, Owl Staff 3, Choir 1-2, Vocal Group 1-2, Vodvil 3, GAA 1, French Club 1-2-3, Pom Pom Girl 3, Cubs 1-2-3, Ski Club 1-2-3, TARS 3. DAVIS. GAIL— Ski Club 3, Transfer Stu- dent 3. DEAN, GEORGE— Ski Club X. DENTON. JERE— Choir 1-2-3, Operetta 2- 3. All-State Choir 1-2-3. DIAZ, BEA— GAA 1, Spanish Club X, Future Secretaries 1, Cubs 1. DICKERSON, SHERRY— Cubs 2-3, Ski Club 3, French Club 3, Choir 2-3, Small Girls ' Group 3, Operetta 3, Y-Teens 3, TARS 3. Stepperettes 3, Transfer Stu- dent 2, Cub of the Year 2. DIVINE. BOB— Student Council 2, IRC 3, Folk-Song Club 2, Ski Club 3, Latin Club 1, Track 1-2-3, Teen Dems 3. DONNELL, JERILYN— FSA 1, Cubs 1. DOWNES, ELIZABETH— Cubs 1-2, Medi- cal Panthers 1-2-3. DOWNEY, BOB— Ski Club 2, Spanish Club 2-3, Tennis 2, Golf 3, Science Club 3, Transfer Student 2. DUGAN, BOB— Owl Staff 3, Vodvil 3, Student Council 1-2, BRBC 1-2, Ski Club 1-2-3, Latin Club 1-2-3, Gymnastics 3, Tennis 1-2, Boys ' State 2, Triangle Club 3. DUHON, SAM- DUKES. LEWIS— Student Council 1, Foot- ball 1-2-3, Wrestling 1-2-3. DULAIGH. JEANNE— FTA 3, Cubs 1-2, German Club 2, Band 1-2, Thespians 2. DUNN, BARBARA— GAA 1-2-3, FTA 1, Ski Club 1-2-3, Spanish Club 1-2-3, Tolucan Exchange Student 3. DUNN, DEANNA— DURR, SHERRI— Student Council 1, GAA 1-2, BRBC 3, Radio 3, Thespians 1-2-3, Class Plays 1-2. D WINELLE, MARY— Spanish Club 2-3, UNESCO 2. EIS, KENNETH— Teen Dems 3, Transfer Student 3. EPP, GEORGE— IRC 1-2-3, German Club 1-2-3, Young Democrats 2-3, FAC 3. ESPINOZA. GIL— Student Council 1, B- Club 1-2-3, Wrestling 1-2-3, Track 2, Gymnastics 3, Boys ' State 2, Cub Sweet- heart 3. ETTER, MURL— B-Club 1-2-3, Cross Country 1-2-3; Baseball 1-2-3, Wrestling 1-2. FABRIZIO, LEE— B-Club 2-3, Ski Club 2-3. Football 1-2-3, Baseball 1-2-3, Basket- ball 1-2. FANKBONER, JANE— Latin Club 2, Folk Song Club 2, Cubs 1-2. FARRELL, SUSAN— GAA 1, FTA 3, Cubs 1-2, Ski Club 1-2, Spanish Club 1, Choir 1-2-3, Madrigals 3, Operetta 2-3. FAULKNER. MARC— B-Club 3, Ski Club 1-2-3, Tennis 1-2-3, Key Club 3. FERGUSON, BILL— IRC 3, B-Club 3, Folk-Song Club 1-2, Ski Club 1-2-3, Band 1-2, Tennis 2-3, Pep Band 1-2, Orchestra 2, Key Club 3. FERRIS, STEVE— FERWERDA, S COTT— FIGHTLIN, CEDRICKA— Student Council 2, Folk-Song Club 2, Ski Club 1-2, French Qub 1, Latin Club 3, Choir 1-2, Varsity Cheerleader 3. FLORES, ALBA— IRC 3, Unesco 3, Wanderers 3, French Club 3, Spanish Club 3, Foreign Student 3, Cubs 3. FORD, COLETTE— Odaroloc 3, FTA 3, Cubs 1-2-3, French Club 1-2, Thespians 1-2-3, Class Play 2. FORD, DAVID— Band 1-2-3, TARS 3, Orchestra 3. FORREST, RUSSELL- FORWARD, ANN— Odarloc 3, GAA 1-2-3, FSA 3, Folk-Song Club 1-2, Latin Club 1, Choir 1-2-3, POW 3, Small Girls ' Group 1-2, Operetta 3. FOX. ROBERT— Spanish Club 3, Transfer Student 3. FRANCISCO, BARBARA— GAA 1, Folk- Song Club 2, Ski Club 3, Spanish Club 2-3. FUNSTON, CORNU— GAA 1-2-3, Ski Club 2-3, Spanish Club 1-2-3, Thespians 1, Medical Panthers 2. FYFFE, JIM— GARCIA, J. T.— Owl Staff 3, Odaroloc 3, IRC 3, Football 1, Basketball 1, Golf 1-2, Tars 3, Class Plays 3. GEER, NANCY— GAA 1, Cubs 1-2, Senior Prom Queen Attendant. GEHRIG, WILLIAM E.— Transfer Student 3. GELWICK, JIM— Vodvil 2, Student Council 2, Spanish Club 2, Football 1, Track 3, Basketball 1, TARS 3. GENDREAU, JOBE— Odaroloc 3, GAA 1, Cubs 1-2, Spanish Club 1-2, Homecoming Queen Candidate 3. 230 su Class clown Cal Winn discovers that looking for a gold ring in the courtyard during a snowstorm is a delightful experience . . . enter- taining for onlookers and con- ducive to ffood health. GENDREAu. JOHN-B-Club 2-3. Foot- ball 1-2-3, Wrestling 1-2-3. Track 1-2-3. GEORGE, DIANE— GAA 1, Cubs 1-2, French Club 1, Thespians 1-2-3. GENZLINGER, JUDY— Student Council 1, GAA 1, Future Secretaries 3, Stepper- ettes 2, Cubs 1-2-3, Treasurer %, Ski Club 2. GOLDSBERRY, AL— Student Council 3, Boy of the Month 3. Football 1-2-3, Track 2, Basketball 1-2. GOMEZ. RICH Track 1. Intermurals Basketball 3. GOODNOW. DICK— Student Council 1, Spanish Club 1. Cross-Countrv ' 3. Tennis 2, Basketball 1. GORTON, DARYL— GRAHAM, David-Owl Staff 2-3. Vodvil 2-3. GRAVES, DENNY— Latin Club 1-2. (;RAY, MARY FRANCES— Band 2-3, Choir 2-3, Transfer Student 2. (;R0BMAN, MARC— Ski Club 2-3. GROENHOFF, DOUG— Radio Clul, 1, Science Club 1. GROFT. JANET— Odaroloc Staff 3, Owl Staff 3, Thespians 1, Triangle Club Secretary 3, GAA 1-2, President 3, Girl of the Month 3. German Club 2, Vice President 3, Ski Qub 1-2-3. GROTZKY, LYNDA— GAA 1, Cubs 2, Vice President 3, French Club 1-2, Step- perettes 2. HAGEMEIEN, BONNIE— Choir 2, Trans- fer Student 2. HAGER, JACQUELYN— HALE, DAVE— Folk-Song Club 2, Ski Club 2-3, Latin Club 3, Track 3, Tennis 2, Intra-Murals Basketball 1-2-3. HAMLIN, AUDREY— Queen Attendant 1- 2-3, T-Teens 2. HAMMIT, SHARON— Student Council 1, GAA 1-2, Cubs 1-2. Folk-Song Club 2, Latin Club 1, Choir 1-2-3, Operetta 3. HANSEN, JOYCE— Student Council 1-3, Owl Staff 3, Thespians 1-2, Plays 2, GAA 1. Treasurer 2, Vice President 3, Latin Club 1-3, Girl of the Month 3, German Qub 2-3, Folk-Song Club 2, Panther of the Week 3. HARDERS, LARRY- HARDY, BOB— Wrestling 2, Baseball 2. HARFORD, RALPH— HARR. MERLIN— Cross Country 2. Track 1. BasebaU 2. HARRIS, LINDA— Y-Teens 3. HASCALL, MAXINE— Student Council 1- 3, Thespians 1, Plavs 1-2, GAA 1-2, BRBC 1, French 1, Stepperettes 1. Cubs 1-2, Ski Club 1-2-3. HAWKINS, JEANNE- HEIST, LINDA— GAA 1-2. Thespians 1. Medical Panthers 1. HELSETH. DAVE— BRBC 1. Ski Qub 1- 2-3, Spanish Club 1-2-3. Football 1-2. Track 3. HENDRICKS. MARILYN— GAA 1-2. HIGMAN, ED— IRC 1-2-3. French Club 2. Folk-Sona Club 2. Young Democrats 1-2-3. HILLJARD. PiO.N— Band l-2- ' i. OrtbTrtra 1. Hr GAN, TERRY— Vodvil 1..3. BRBC X French Club 1-2, TAR.S ?,, Thfctpiaiws 1-2.3, NFL .3, Class Plays 1-2-.3. HOGE, BOB— Track 1, Wrestling 1. M.— Ski Clul) 3. ( , i 1. HOLDREGE, TARS 3. HOLLINGER, NANCY— Stud.-nt Council 1, Cubs 1-.3, Ski Qub 1, Choir . HOLMES. H. B.— Vodvil 1-2, .Student Council 1. B-Qub 3, French Club L President 2, Band 1, Football 1-Z Track 1-2-3, TARS 2-3, Triangle Club 2. HOLSTEIN, CARLENE -Transfer Stu- dent 3. HOOVER. RICK— Vodvil 1-2, Band 1-2-3. Football 1-2, Track 3. Baseball 1. Pep Band 1-2-3, Orchestra 1-2. HOVDE. DON— Student CouncU 1-2-3. IRC 2-3. Ski Club 1-2-.3. B ' .v of the Month 3. Teen Dems 2-3. Boys State 2. Triangle Qub 3. Head Boy 3. HOWE, ROxN- HOWLAND. NEIL— Wrestling 1. HOYL. DAMARIS— Unesco 3, Spanish Qub 1-2. Panther of the Week 3, Y ' - Teens 1. HOYT. CALVIN— Track 2. Cross-Countrv 2. Orchestra 2-3. HUBBARD. JE- NLNE— Odaroloc 3. Stu- dent Council 1. Cubs 1-2-3. Choir 1-2-3. HUBBEC. MIKE— Vod il 2. Wrestline 1-2-3. HUSTED. JOELLEN— GAA 1. Latin Qub 1-2-3. Choir 1-2-3. Madrigals 2-3. Small Girls ' Group 1. Operetta 1-2-3. . 11-State Choir 2. Teen Dems Treasurer 3. Thesp- ians 1. UNESCO 2. Science Qub 2-3. Class Plays 2. JACOBSEN. DA TD— Vod il 3. Student Council 1. IRC 1. Teen Dems 1-2-3. Boys ' State 1. JENSEN. GLENDA— GAA 1-2-3. JEWELL. BARBARA— Spanish Qub 1. JOHNK. BILL- JOHNSON. C ROLEE— Student Council 1. GAA 1-2. BRBC 2. FTA 1. Ski Qub 2. L itin Qub 1. Thespians 1. Stepper- ettes 1. Qass Plays 2. JOHNSON. DICK— Football 1. JOHNSON. D. W.— French 1-2. Choir 1- 2-3. Madrisals 2-3. Opperetta 1-2-3, Qass Plays 2. JUHL. EARL— Wrestling 2. 231 -fc ?- .?iZ «W- r . v„ iL — aj . ' Y CvJ .,i v l: ))vV - 30 Ja- ?vO ,vv ,oL:J.f c rw c U - — ts A -b U-c-o - fOvAW ci .«AAjLj) v..s-o c-U) KAISER, BOB— Choir 2-3, Boys ' Quintet LOWRY, KATY— Cubs 2. Transfer Stu- - ' - ' ™ Tirirr ' Tr_._.,, r-,..,, n J i7„i 3, Operetta 3, Thespians 1-2-3, Class dent 2. Plays 2-3. LOWRY. LIZ— Transfer Student 2, Stu- KAISER, RALPH— dent Council 2-3. KANDYBA, JULIE— Latin Club 1-2, Teen Dems 2, NFL 2-3. LYMAN, DICK— Student Council 3, B- Club 1-2-3, Football 1-2-3, Wrestling 1-2, KEN, LON— French Club 3, Latin Club 2, TARS 2-3, Science Club 3, Transfer Student 2, Intramural Basketball 3. Track 1-2-3. McAFEE, KAYE— Band 2, Choir 2-3, Medical Panthers 2-3, Transfer Student KIEFER, BILL— UNESCO 1-2-3. 2. KILDAHL, PAM— Odaroloc 3, GAA 1-2, Folk-Song Club 2, French Club 1, POW 3. Thespiahs 1-2-3, Class Plays 1-2-3. KIRCHOFF, JACQUIE— GAA 1-2-3, Cubs 1. Folk-Song Club 2, Ski Club 3, French Club 1, Spanish Club 2-3, Choir 1, Teen Dems 3. KRUEGER, ANN— Ski Club 1, Spanish Club 1. KULLBERG, LOWELL— Track 2. KUHLMANN, ARLO— Student Council 3, Football 1. LAESER, JUDY— Medical Panthers 1-2. LANCER, JANET— Band 1-2-3, TARS 1- 2-3. LANTERMAN. BILL— Folk-Song Club 2, Ski Club 2-3, Pow 2, Tennis 2-3, NFL 3, Transfer Student 2, Boys ' State 2 (Alternate), Key Club 2, President 3, Senior Class Officer Vice President 3. LARSEN, ERIC— Transfer Student 3. LAUGHLIN, CAROLYN— FTA 2-3, Ger- man Club 2. LAWRENCE, ALLAN— Choir 2-3, Oper- etta 3, Thespians 3, Class Plays 3. LAWLOR, KEN— IRC 2, German Club 3, Football 2-3, Teen Dems 2, TARS 3, Transfer Student 2. LAWRENCE. JOHN— Football 2. Track 2-3, Baseball 1, Gymnastics 3. LAWRY, ROBERT— Choir 1-3, Plays 1-2. LECHMAN, AL— Ski Club 2-3, Track 1- 2-3, Gymnastics 2-3. LICHTENWALTER, LINDA— LINDE, CAROL— B-Club 3, German Club 3, Radio Club 1-2, Track 1-2, Science Club 1-2. LINGHAM. KEN— Band 1-2, Wrestling 1- 2-3. LIPSTREU, BETTY— FTA 3, Cubs 1-2-3, French Club 1, Medical Panthers 1-2-3. LOGAN, CHUCK— Wrestling 1-2. LOWDER, DAVE— Vodvil 2, Student Council 3, B-Club 2-3, Track 1-2-3. McARDLE, LUCY— GAA 1, Ski Club 1-2- 3, French Club 1-2, Band 1-2, A.F.S. Student. McCONNELL, STEVE— Radio Club 1, Choir 1-2-3, Boys ' Quintet 3, Operetta 3, Science Club. McCRAY, SANDY— Student Council 3, GAA 1-2, Cubs 1-2-3, Folk-Song Club 1, POW 3, Thespians 1, Stepperettes 2-3, Senior Prof Queen. McDOWALL, DAVID G.— Science Club. McELROY, ROBERETTA— GAA 1, Cubs 2-3, Teen Dems 3, Thespians 1-2-3, Class Plays 2-3. McGUCKIN, RON— Owl Staff 3, Student Council 1-2, B-Club 1-2 (President) 3, Ski Club 1-2-3, Football 1-2-3, Baseball 1-2-3, Basketball 1. McLERRAN, RUSTY— Student Council 1, Vodvil 1-2. McMAHAN, PATRICIA— GAA 2, Cubs 2, Ski Club 2. McMICHAEL, CHARLOTTE— Choir 1-2- 3. Madrigals 3, Small Girls ' Group 2-3, All-State Choir 2. McMICHAEL, SHIRLEY— GAA 2, FTA 2-3, Choir 1-2-3, Madrigals 3, Small Girls ' Group 2, Operetta 2-3, All-State Choir 2-3. MACK, BARBARA— Vodvil 3, Student Council 1, GAA 1-2-3, BRBC 2-3, Cubs 1-2-3, Ski Club 1-2, French Club 2-3, Latin Club 1, Choir 1-2-3, Small Girls ' Group 1, Operetta 2-3, JV Cheerleader 2, Varsity Cheerleader 3. MAESTAS, VIVIAN— GAA 1-2, Spanish Club 2-3, Stepperettes 2, Cubs 1-2. MAGONIAN, MARSHA— MAHASIRIK, TIENCHAI— UNESCO. MALER, GREG— Tennis. MANGAN, TOM— Thespians. MARKER, Stan— B-Qub 3, Choir 1-2-3, Operetta 2-3, Football 1-2-3, Wrestling 1-2. MARTELL, ROBERT— IRC 3, Ski Club 2-3, French Club 1-2, Track 2, Teen Dems 3. MARTIN, JEFF— French Club ir Folk Song Club 1, Basketball 1-2. MARTIN, PHILIP S.— IRC 3, German Club 2-3, Radio Club 1, TARS 3, Thesp- ians 1-2-3, Science Club 1, Class Plays 2. MARTINEZ, MIKE— B-Club 2-3, Football 1-2, Wrestling 1-3, Track 3. MARTINEZ, TOM— Football 1-2. MENDOZA, ALONSO— Spanish Club 1-2- 3, POW 3, UNESCO 3, Intramurals Basketball 1-2-3. MERCER, GARY— METCALF, CONRAD— Spanish Club 3, Football 1, Wrestling 1-2-3. MEYERS, STEVE— BRBC 3. Spanish Club 2, Football 1, Wrestling 1-2, Track 1-2-3, TARS (President) 3, NFL 3, Triangle Club 3. MILES, BRYAN— Spanish Club 2-3, Base- ball 1-2-3. MILLS, GARY— Student Council 3, B- Club 3, Football 1-2, Track 2-3, Wres- tling 1-2. MILLS, LARRY— Student Council 1, Foot- ball 1, Wrestling 1. MOAT, PAT— Student Council 3, Cubs 3, Ski Club 3, Spanish Club 3, Transfer Student 3, Wanderers Club. MOORE, EDIE— Student Council 3, GAA 2, Choir 1-2. MOORE, SHERYL— Transfer Student 2. MORRIS, VICKY— Transfer Student 2. MORDHORST, ROGER— Tennis 2. MORRIS, ANDY— Band 1-2-3, Wrestling 1-2-3, Track 1, Orchestra 2-3. MUELLER, JUDY— GAA 1, Cubs 1-2, TARS 3. MULLINS. SCOTT— Baseball Frosh 1-2, Basketball Frosh 1-2. MULLINS, SUE ANN— Student Council 1, GAA 1-2, Cubs 1, Folk-Song Club 1-2, Ski Club 1, Sponish Club 2, TARS 1-2-3. MUNROE, BOB— Student Council 1-3, IRC 3, Folk-Song Club 1-2, Ski Club 1-2-3, Spanish Club 1, Band 1, Cross- country 1, Teen Dems 2-3, Thespians 3, Science Club 1-3. NAHRGANG, BRUCE— B-Club 3, Band 1- 2-3, Baseball 1-2-3, Pep Band 2. NEAVOR, DEBORAH— GAA 1-2-3, Medi- cal Panthers 1-2. NEHRING, MARVIN— Baseball 2. NELSON, Odaroloc CASSIE — 2-3, Vodvil Owl Staff 2-3, 2-3, GAA 1-2-3, 232 aAJo) els ' w - ' ' — . 1,X.«C. 0 C1- T, V _ BRBC 2, Cubs 1, Folk-Song Club % C I Latin Club 1, German Club 2, POW 3, cA ' - ' Teen Dems 3, Thespians 1-2, Class i - Plays 1-2. NELSON, DONNA— Student Council GAA 1, Spanish Club 2-3. NELSON. JIM— Student Council 1, chestra 3, Spanish Club 3, Folk-Song Club 1-2, Young Democrats 3. NEWBERRY, DAVID— Student Council 2, a,AH t5 ' ' Band 1, Football 1, Track 1-2-3. NEWTON, ANNE— TARS 3. French Club 3, Teen 1 J NOONAN, DENNIS Dems 3. NORRIS, DARREL— Student Council 1, Band 1-2-3, Choir 3, All-State Band 2-3, Wrestling 2, Pep Band 1-2-3, Orchestra 1-2-3, All State Orchestra 1-2-3, High School Band 3. NUESE, LARRY— Spanish Club 1, Youth in Government 3. O ' DONNELL, TERRY— Folk-Song Club 1- 2, Choir 1-2-3, Madrigals 2-3, Boys ' Quintet 2-3, Operetta 1-3, Thespians 1. OLK, PENNY— Choir 3, Y-Teens 3, Trans- fer Student 3. ORBESO, MARILOU A.— IRC 3, Choir 3, Operetta 3, Thespians 3, UNESCO 3, Medical Panthers 3, A.F.S. Student from the Philippines. ORTON, JOHN— B-Club 2-3, Football 2. OME, LARRY— Intramurals 3. OTT, DAVE— Boys ' State 2, IRC 2-3, UNESCO 1-2, President 3, Young Demo- crats 2-3, Russian Club, Vice President 3, Tennis 1, Cross Country 2, Track 1-2, NFL 1-2-3. PADDOCK, KITTY— Head Girl 3, Student Council 1, Secretary 2-3, Class Officer 2, Vice President, Triangle Club 3, Girls ' State 2, GAA 2, Latin Club 1, Girl of the Month 3, Folk Song Club 2, Panther of the Week 1, Cubs 1-2, Ski Club 2. PINE, GARY— B-Club 2-3. Football 1-2-3, Wrestling 1-2-3, Track 1-2. Gymnastics 3. POHLKE, DAVID— Science Club 1. PARKER, JIM— PARRISH. LARRY— Latin Club 1-2-3. PARSONS. KURT— PATTON, GAYLE— GAA 1-2-3. Cubs 1-2. French Club 1. PAYNE, SUE— Cubs 1-2. PEARSON, CAROL— Choir 1. PEARSON, MARSHA— Student (i viXCL vk. ici r- Mary Dwinelle Track 2-3 3, Thespians 1. 2-3, Cubs 1-2. Council GAA 1, Spanish Club 1- PENDER, TOM— Football 1-2, Intramural Basketball 1-2-3. PLATT, RICKY— Spanish Club 1. Base- ball 1-2, Basketball 1-2. POOR, PATTI— Student Council 2. GAA 1, Cubs 1-2. PRATHER, BILL — German Club 2, Science Club 2. PRESTON. SUE— Student Council 2, GAA 1-2-3, Ski Qub 1-2, French Club 1-2, JV Cheerleader 2, Varvity Cheerleader 3. QUESENBERRY, CAROL— BRBC 3. NFL 3. QUIGGLE, NANCY — Owl Staff 3. Odaroloc Editor 3, Vodvil 3, GAA 1. Secretary 2, Secretary 3. Ski Club 2, Spanish Club 2-3. Girl of the Month 3. Band 1. Orchestra 1, UNESCO 1. Presi- dent 2-3, Triangle Club 2. President 3, DAR Good Citizen Award. Elks Leader- ship Award, Mason ' s Outstanding Achievement Award. RANGE, ETHEL— FSA 3, Cubs 1-2. Latin Club 1. Choir 1-2-3. Madrigals 3. All- State Choir 2. Thespians 1-2. Class Plavs 1. RATHBURN. ANN— FTA 1-2-3. Cubs 1-2- 3, Latin Club 1, Spanish Club 2. Medical Panthers 1. President 2-3. Triande Club 2-3, RAVENEL. DOUG— Pep Band 1-2. Band 1-2. Triangle Qub L IRC 3. German Qub 3. Science Qub President 1. Yonng Democrats 3, Tennis 2. RAYBACK. MIKE— Choir 1-2-3. Madri- sals 2-3. Boys Quintet 2-3. Operetta 1-3. Qass Plays 2. REDDL JOHN— REDUS. LENDA — Student ConncU 2-3. G.AA 12-3. BRBC 2. Cubs 1-2-3. Folk- Sons Qub 1-2. Latin Qub 1-Z Spanish Club 2-3. POW 2. Choir 2-3. Operetta 3. Pom-Pom Girl 2-3. Siepperettes 2. Girls State 3. Cub of the Year 1. REIMERS. DONNA— Choir 1-2-3. REIXEBOLD. DAVE— REVNELL. BHi— Student O-uncil L ROBUS. ADELE— G-AA 1. Cubs 1-2. Ski Club 1. Teen Dems 3. Thespians 1-2-3. Qass Plays 2-3. ROBERTS. ANITA— Cubs 2. Spanuh Qub 2. Transfer Student 1. ROBINSON. JDI— ROGERS. CH. RLArN ' - French Qub 2. -G. - 1-2. Cubs L ROOKS. DL ' NA— Choir 1. ROOSA. STEVE— Bond 2-3. Operetta 1. Tennis 3. xai2,. -Orv M d - . l - ' - i VULAN_d ::? «rvvjL_  fUiAJLO . -iTO-tJ oJj ( rffl .liXM ' - RUNNER. PETER— Science Club 2-3, UNESCO 3. RUSHEON, JANET— Student Council 2, Thespians 2-3, Girls ' State 2, Plays 2, BRBC Feature Director, French Club 1. Cubs 1, NFL 1-2, TARS Vice President 3. SAMPSON, GARY— Ski Club 2-3, Latin Club 1. SAN DOE, ANNE— Owl Staff 3, Thespians 1-2, Vodvil 1-3, Plays 2, GAA 1-2-3, French Club 2, Latin Club 1, Cubs 1. S4T0, RICHARD— Cross-Country 2, Base- ball 2-3. SAUNDERS. HARRIET— SCHADEGG, DIANNE— Cubs 1-2, French Club 1-2. SCHIPPER, MARC— Owl Staff 3, Vodvil 3, Student Council 1-2-3, BRBC 1-2, Fc.lk-Song Club 1-2, President POW 1, Boy of the Month 3. Football 2-3. Basket- ball 2-3, Golf 2, Triangle Club 2, Youth in Gov ' t. Chairman. SCHNEIDER, PAULA— German Club 3, Transfer Student 3. SCHONE. GARY— Ski Club 1-2-3, Ger- man Club 2. Band 1-2. SCHRADER, JANET— Choir 2-3, Thesp- ians 2, Triangle Club 3, Plays 2, Unesco 1-2, Secretary 3, President German Club 3, Operetta 3. SHANNON. HARLAN — Odaroloc 3, Vodvil 2, Band 1-2, Operetta 1-3, Foot- ball 1, Orchestra 1-2-3, Thespians 1-2-3, Science Club 1-2, Class Plays 1-2-3, All State Orchestra 1-2-3. SHAPARD, MIKE- SHAW, BECKY — Y-Teens 3, Medical Panthers 2. SHINN JERRY— Student Council 1-2-3, B-Club 3, Football 1-2-3, Basketball 1. SHORT, CAROL— Student Council 2-3, GAA 1, Cubs 1-2-3, Ski Club 1-2, Latin Club 1-2, Spanish Club 3, Choir 1, TARS 1-2, Homecoming Queen Candi- date 3, Miss Merry Cliristmas 3. SIBIGHOTH. GARY— B-Club 3, Football 2, Track 1-2-3, Cross-Country 3, Basket- ball 1-2-3, Cub Sweetheart Attendant. SINDT, RICK— TARS 3. SLUTZ, KAREN — Orchestra 1-2-3, All- State Orchestra 1-2-3, Thespians 2-3, Triangle Club 3, Plays 2-3, GAA 1-2-3, German Club 1-2-3, Radio Club 1-2-3, Secretary-treasurer. SMITH, GARON— Latin Club 3, Science Club 1-2-3. Baseball 2. SMITH, LESLIE — GAA 1-2, BRBC 1, Cubs 1-2, Folk-Song Club 1-2, Ski Club 1-2. French Club 1. SMITH. MARILYN — GAA 3, Spanish Club 2-3. Small Girls ' Group 3. SMITH, NORMAN- SMITH, PHYLLIS— GAA 1-2, Cubs 2, Folk-Song Club 2. SMITH, ROBBIE— SNEDDON, MARY— GAA 2, Spanish Club 2-3, Cubs 2. SPARKMAN, BETT.Y- Vodvil 3. Student Council 3, BAA 1, Latin Club 2. SPENCER, SHERRY— GAA 1-2-3, BRBC 2, Cubs 1-2-3, Ski Club 1-2-3, French Club 1-2-3. SPURLOCK, BOB— Ski Club 1-2-3, Band 1-2-3, Wrestling 1-2, Track 3. SQUIRES. JOHN — German Club 2-3. Radio Club 1. STALLINGS, SHELLEY— Latin Club 1. STEWART, BRUCE— Unesco 2, Russian Club 2-3. STILES, KATHY— GAA 1, Cubs 1-2, Choir 1-2-3, Small Girls ' Group 2, Operetta 3, Stepperettes 2, Varsity Cheerleaders 3. STOCKER, CURTIS L. — BRBC 1, Ski Club 2-3, German Club 1, Track 2-3, TARS 1, NFL 1-2-.3, (President 3), Tri- angle Club 3. STOKES, ARLEN— Student Council 1-2-3, BRBC 3, IRC 3, Boy of the Month 3, Basketball 1, Teen Dems 3, NFL 3, Boys ' State 2, Student Council Treasurer 2. STONE, KATHI — Choir 2, Small Girls ' Group 2. STURM, WAYNE— Boys ' State 1. SUZUKI, ALAN— Band 1-2-3, Golf 1-2, Orchestra 2-3, Intramural Basketball 3. SWITZER, LINDA- TALLY, DAVE— Choir 1-2-3, Vocal Group 2-3, All-State Choir 2, Thespians 1-2, Triangle Club 3, Plays 1-3, Folk Song Club 1-2. TENENBAUM, LISA— Vodvil 3, GAA 1-2- 3, French Club 1-2, Latin Club 1, Secre- tary 2, President 3, Orchestra 1-2-3, Teen Dems 3, Triangle Club 3, Others: All State Orchestra 3. TERRELL, ANDREW- THOMPSON, CHARLES — Vodvil 1-2-3, POW 1, Choir 1-2-3, Operetta 1-3, Or- chestra 2-3, Thespians 1-2-3, Class Plays 1. THOMPSON, STEVE— Football 1-2. THOMSON, DAY— GAA 2-3, Ski Club 2-3, Latin Club 1, Augen 2, President 3, Or- chestra 3, Teen Dems 3, UNESCO 3, Triangle Club 3, Others: All State Or- chestra 3. THULIN, ROY- TOLEDO, EDDIE— Football 1. Baseball 1. TONEY, GARY— TOWLE, DEBBIE— Student Council 1-2, GAA 1-2, Cubs 1-2, Folk-Song Club 1, Ski Club 1-2-3, Spanish Club 1, Choir 1. TRAIN, SUE— Choir 1. TREMAINE, LYNN— GAA 1-2-3, Cubs 1- 2, Ski Club 1-2-3, French Club 1-2-3, POW 3, Transfer Student 1, Others: Wandereers 1. TURNER, TERRY— ULLERY, BOB— Student Council 1-2-3, Ski Club 1, Choir 1. VAN HORN, JUDY— VICKERY, CHERYL— Cubs 2. VIELEHR, VIRGINIA— Vodvil 3, Student Council 2, GAA 1-2, Cubs 1-2, President 3, French Club 1-2, Girl of the Month 3, Choir 1-2-3, Small Girls ' Group 1, Operetta 3, Homecoming Queen Candi- date 3, Triangle Club 3. VOHS, ROGER— Spanish Club 2, Basket- ball 1-2. VON GLAN, DENINE— Student Council 2, Orchestra 2-3, Thespians 2, NFL 3, Class Plays 2, Others: All-State Orchestra 3. WAGAMAN, MARTI— Odaroloc 2-3, Stu- dent Council 2, FTA 3, GAA 1, Cubs 1-2, Ski Club 1, German Club 1-3, Choir 1-2- 3, Operetta 2-3, Stepperettes 2. WAGNER, CAROLYN— FTA 3, Cubs 1-2- 3, French Qub 1, Medical Panthers 2-3, Homemaker of the Year. WALKER, HENRY (BUD)— Football 2, Cross-Country 3, Baseball 1-2-3, Basket- ball 1-2-3. WARREN, ED— IRC 3, Teen Dems 3. WARREN, SYLVIA— Band 1-2, Thespians 1-2-3, Plays 1-2, GAA 1-2, French Club 2, Cubs 1, Ski Club 3. WASLEY, KNOX— Student Council 1-2-3, B-Club 2-3, Latin Club 1, Football 1-2-3, Baseball 1-2-3, Basketball 1-2-3, Boys ' State 2. WATTS, KAY- WELLBORN, DARYL— WENDLING, BOB— B-Club 3, Band 1, Football 1-2-3, Track 1-2-3, Basketball 1-2-3. liS ' l WERGIN, DAVE Siudent Council 3, Football 1, Wr estlins 1-2-3. WICKS, DAVE— Student Council 2, Ski Club 3, Spanish Club 3. WILLIAMSON, GARY— WILLYARD, ANN— Owl Staff 3, Vodvil 3, Student Council 2-3, GAA 1-2-3, BRBC 1-2, Cubs 1-2-3, Folk-Son Club 1-2, Ski Club 1-2-3, Latin Club 1-2-3, Girl of the Month 3, Poni-Pom Girl 2, Homecoming Queen Candidate 3, Junior Class Officer 2, Senior Class Officer 3, Miss Merry Christmas Candidate 3. WILSON, KATHY — GAA 1, Cubs 1, Spanish Club 1-2, Thespians 2-3, Class Plays 2. WILSON, LARRY E.— Student Council 1, IRC 3, Track 1-2, Teen Dems 3, UNESCO 1, Boys ' State 2. WILSON, R.— Student Council 1, Football 1-2, Track 1-2-3, Cross-Country 2. WINN, CAL— German Club 1-2, Band 1-2, President 3, Pep Band 1-2, Thespians 1-2, President 3, NFL 2-3, Class Plays 2-3, Triangle Club 3. WINSTED, JOHN — Band 3, All-State Band 3, Golf 3, Transfer Student 3, Key Club 3. WOLCOTT, DOROTHY— GAA 1. WOLZIEN, TOM— Student Council 1-3, Odaroloc Staff 1, Owl Staff 2, Editor 3, Orchestra 1-2, Vodvil 2-3, Triangle Club Vice-President 3, Boys ' State 2, Unesco 1, Treasurer 2, Vice-President 3, Latin Club 3, Boy of the Month 3, Young Dems 3. WUBBEN. JOAN — BRBC 3, Cubs 1, French Club 1, Y-Teens 1. YOUNG, DEDE— Student Council 1-2-3, GAA 1, Cubs 1-2, Folk-Song Club 2, Ski Club 2, French Club 1-2-3, Pom-Pom Girl 2, Homecoming Queen 3. YOURTZ, LISA— BRBC Staff Member 3, NFL 2-3, Transfer Student 2, Class Plays 3. ZAMORA, LIL— GAA 1, Cubs 2, Spanish Club 1-2. ZOBROW, LUISE— Orchestra 1-2-3, All- State Orchestra 1-2-3, Vodvil 2, Triangle Club 3, IRC 1-2-3, Vice-President 2-3, Franch Club 1, Girl of the Month 3, Folk Song Club 1-2, Young Democrats 1-2, President 3, Ski Club 1-2-3. Upon completion oi ODAROLOC 1965. four members of the staff celebrate the school year ' s end. Nancy Quiggle- Kathy Coolidge. Cassie Nelson and Harlan Shannon. A YEAR OF SUCCESS . . . Juniors were victorious in the annual trip sponsored White Christmas sift drive. Trackman Bob Nakosteen gives the winning effort. Lunch, a time to meet and talk with friends. ... A YEAR OF MITY COMMUMITy COMPANIONSHIP . . -— Somewhere, somedav. ■ ? s:- 5 ' MIN - X D l - e - - n xd .J2JCLCA (y=tA£ OztoSl LCJ ayriJLj Wisdom of mind, strength of body . . . these are the goals of education at BHS. Students are traditionally reminded of these, their goals, by the two statues over the front entrance of BHS. — Minnie, symbolizing wisdom, and Jake, symbolizing strenarth. 238 NNE AND JAKE REIGN l ' Xf vv If achers aruJ stufients bow to Minnie and Jake in the traditional initiation ceremonies. %r « -d X September 8th was an eventful day for B.H.S. students as they re- turned to pay homage to Minnie and Jake, the two statues on the front of Boulder High School, which symbolize wisdom and strength. Seniors reveled in their new glory as prominent leaders of the school, Juniors as experienced members of the student body, and Sophomores as newly established high schoolers, glimpsed a preview of the year ahead of them. OJN iT, ' ■ .- . ' P V. ' A e. _c S ' - -AT ■ s i V V o C o- c ?.% . X ' S- -Qr° i.- 2B9 s 1 1 ,, ,1 1 m ■ Z... M 1 J hhd ' .IV . 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