Boulder High School - Odaroloc Yearbook (Boulder, CO)

Text from Pages 1 - 286 of the 1972 volume:

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W ai ,Q v 2 kj Social Committee: Charlie Nilon, Susie Arnett, Muscles Tooley, Martie Guinand, Eric Paddock, Cathy Mann, Bob Luna, Nancy Gustafson, Cindy James, Vicki Kyleg also ':Val Basescu, Dave Anderson, and Linda Sharp, not shown. X x ...X- ...ss The world is full of willing peoplemsome Willing to work, others Willing to let them. Slit. 43: A , A W- fi g : zizf ,4:,:'? ilu 28 gf., ill 1 '35 Public Relations Committee: Keith Curriculum Committee: 'Mark Tidd, Steve Mathers, Mike Kalicki, Rosemary Bogen- Fuller, Kathy Roosa, Cindy Hauser, Bob Carlson, Bobbie Drumm, Robin Dierdorf, Esther Johnson, Betsy Kilpatrickg also Stephanie Smythe, and Diane Coss, not schutz, Meredith Mills, Janet Beecher, Beth Giesler, 'john Hess, Sharon Schra- der, Terry Hillg also Connie Smith, not Shown, shown. They told him it couldn't be done. With a smile, he went right to it. He tackled the thing that couldn't be done, and couldn't do it. sl 'Z'M: l . N fi , x A E Q. ' ze n! , .Q ,ff I Building and Grounds Committee: 'Kim Bean, ,R y ,-A Xl Bob Hobbs, jim Eddings, Reggie McDonald, gil ia ' Mike Gram, Ray HafCl'1, ChaI'lCS Lindseyz also Resolutions Committee: 1'Paul Mijac, Andy Miller, Jim Marsh, Vicki Jane Trumble, not shown. Hauser, John Lee, Christine Glenng also Mark Hoffman, not shown '.f'? , J' .74 ' ' ' ' it i SWT . '7' :gli 2 'Qi ' if af. ,i , A . , Q JI My .im 0 - g , f, , if 1 EA X, ' A mistake is at least evidence that K 4 l I - - 3 ,g Q wg someone tried to do something. S IL fu il rl E.P8cP Committee: Karen Schwartz, Jim Saxteder, 'Ross Blackmer, Bob Hamm, Graham Fowler, Lucerne Haynie, Diana Anderson, and Wally Tate. Girls, and Boys' State Val Basescu, Beth Kerr, Janet Beecher, Nancy Hitchcock, Jim Arlington, and Paul Schumanng also Benji Yerxa Qmovedj National Merit Semi- Finalists Paul Smith Alan Morissett i 3 2 Patrick Shay, Mark Brown, Nancy Jo Ball, Nancy Hitchcock, David Hodge, and John Woolley Paul Schumann, also Lucy DeChadenes, not, pictured. Mark Brown Benjamin Thompson 55 NFL spends most every Saturday Q6 to Sl at a speech meet. lt seems that despite their efforts. the student body remains generally unaware of their time and effort, The group itself not only spends a lot of time preparing and delivering their speeches, but in representing the schoolg therefore, it seems they should receive as much publicity as the football team, Qwell .. . . . because they come home with honors consistently. Most ofthe tro- phies on display in the school ARE for them, so perhaps next year, they can get a little recognition. BRBC, or Boulder Radio Broadcasting Club, is responsible for the weekly Panther Party, which is broadcast Wednesday nights on KBOL. The show concerns itself with the general affairs of the students, and the more subtle social issues and conditions that exist within the hal- lowed halls of BHS. Some of these features have included Hodd Man Out , a program dealing with prejudice and the black student at Boulder High, and Where Have All the jocks Gone? , which highlight- ed the decline ofthe athlete, and athletics in general at Boulder High. 'id X. t ..... .gg 1. 'fa 9 ,' if J... gn raw .5 ttf, w , 1 It A .5 1 5' ,A Y t V w 4' if ' Q1 1 L - -vi ff af 4 Keyettes began their year by throwing out most of their outdated constitution. including the clause which had pre- viously prevented sophomores from joining the club until second semester. and by holding meetings in the homes of some ofthe members. In the fall. some ofthe Keyettesjoin- ed the Key Club and took kids from Boulder Day Nursery to the zoo in Denver, and planned Halloween parties for them. as well as the children in the Follow-Through program at Lincoln School. Throughout the holiday season, the girls sang at various nursing homes around Boulder, and helped with the city-wide CROP drive. Many ofthe members this year were new. but the club maintained a lot of unity, due to President Nancy Coburn's philosophy: Let's have a party! Keyettes Officers-Nancy Hitchcock, Diane Dougherty, Nancy Beal, and janet Beecher a it 'N if A Tru. ,,'n,w1'f,, , wi, ,,., -5- R Key Club The Nonexistent Key Club. Continuing the trend of past years, Key Club's membership dropped in 71-72 to three members at the beginning of the year. Tickets for the tradi- tional Christmas Dance, even the informal dance planned to draw more peo- ple, had to be given away free because nobody wanted to buy them. But wha is a club? Is it a group of people who pay dues and sit through every third meeting? ls it a fancy title and prestige? Ifso, there was no Key Club at BHS this year, But something happened one day this fall between some guys from Key Club, or at least its remnants, and some little kids from Boulder Day Nursery, which is why Key Club has a page at all. These pictures were shot that day, and perhaps come closest to saying what this year's Key Club was all about. Q .rar if Y a. Q Amateur Radio Club 5 Amateur Radio Club took a long time getting organized this year, due to the fact that most ofthe people interested in the club, and Ham radio, didn't have their licenses. However, with the encouragement of Mr. Noss, and Gary Harms, who both have licenses, this situation couldn't last very long. Hopefully, an informal class could be set up to guide and help those working for license, and then the club would really get underway. Three Big Hams: Gary Harms, Mr. Noss, and Keith Mathers T s 62 sf' g X , W . g ,,., ,Q , 1 pu-aww- n Q11-5 I,-.,,, M -... af.-5-:: Zf'f , . ,,.. Y ...M ,A.Z,4N:i:,,::,,1E, 1 .mg ls ,A Pentacle Staff Julie Jeclamus, Liz Tolbert, Karin Spongberg, David Hughes, Carol Parmalee, Miss Moore, Pentacle SPOHSOI' h' h k to Karin. Well, Pentacle almost Well, Pentacle almost came out without a cover t IS year, t an s DIDN'T come out, thanks to Carol's putting offg but thanks to julie, it DID come. Krishna blesses ETERNALLY! J. E. P. This year's -IEP, united by the experiences of some of the members in Japan last summer, prepared to host the students from the sister school in japan this summer. The club en- couraged any interested student to participate in the ex- change by hosting a student in their home, andjoining with the group in picnics and hikes scheduled for the spring and summer. Of course, hosting japanese kids is not cheap, so JEP showed movies, had bake sales, as well as the traditional .IEP valentine sale to raise enough money for the exchange, and pleasant experiences for the Japanese students during their stay in America. Aff! f - Paul Mijac and Stephanie Szobta, officers Ski Club Ski Club is one of those clubs with really enthusiastic mem- bers, they're all crazy about skiing and snow and mountains and everything else associated with the sport, Qexcept, perhaps broken bones!j They get together to see movies, and to plan ski trips. This year, at least one overnighter, and hopefully two, was planned to satisfy even the most avid of skiers, along with many day trips to please every one from the snowplower to the racer. I 1 Lfzvw Science Club Science Club is a diverse group of students who meet once a month to hear speakers of interest to the members, hold discussions, and take care of business. Under Mr. Holland's sponsorship, and the strong back- ing of the Science Department, the club takes a field trip each semester to some region of unique natural interestg this fall, members chose Echo Park as their destination. Field trips seem to be the favorite activities of the club, because members can learn through first hand observation, and have a lot of fun being with everybody else for those three whole days. .-ifiii t q -Q. Mc-, 'IES-er, A , 75.5 Q v f' v , nun. ,H .Q A fi 5 1,, Q X x, as f A'-7-kg J' . ei- . s, S N ' ,Ik 4 l ' . be an-'1 ,ff .1-HQ? ' ' V A' JP.: --' t i 2 ' -',:'a'f-ef. .c as 'ef ' c fr c I --- if pl ,gg 'P- . - ' 6 -f D9 ,n , A ' ,,' X K . Ari, 'xx ,, - .XL-'f'-' ' . 'A i t 'gf 4 -- Q' igf, ,-if i' , ' -' a ,.,. . 1 K .1 '. J, , f '-' ,s ,, ,fix . x ,.., m,.',4v ,Q .x 2,-jkvc, ,A Q , 5, H n If may F Adi, c 1, V, I , f v' iq 'it to 5 wh Q VAN 4 'A i Lx .- i Il A , V l, . - - V, Q., . .. 4 3 A 'A - I , I -I K -Y k 'Like -1- 1 , ,, ' ' F X ,f N ' 4 ,Q .ff , -V D V 'Z ' ' f 4 1 , W ' ,D , 41. . 'Mb 5- . apr - x . , -, Q -, K' . ' ' -sf' as ' 'M i 4 v Lf ' 'A-1 -JQQK4 - - - --9' l J if GAA, Girls' Athletic Association, is made up of girls interested in sports and physical activity, andjust having a good time together. Along with Cubs, it seeks to help girls form friendships which will endure long after high school, and at the same time, understand a little more about people in general. The group gets together at least once a month for some major event, such as a picnic, hike, party, or caroling at Christmas, as well as participating in fund raising activities. ,g ,,,, --qv Wm M 6.2 ' aww ,MH ' M 'Y-' i C t..-- ,.,, ...ga I Wm-N Mn'-.git ':+f:.,-1. ,, mi A - Q-ww gff-W-f---va.. , ...... 5 if . fa f .ef M, , Cindy Kientz, Julie Spear, Sharon Langfeldt, janet Beecher, Kathy Simpson, Kathy Chandler -vm- German Club German Club is an experience in foreign language that extends beyond the classroom to types of activities that one might en- counter in a foreign country. It is people discovering that com- munication is something more than words and expressions, and it is people getting together to learn and have a really good time with each other. German Club is almost always doing something exciting: there are parties fOctoberfest, Christmas, costume par- ties, dinnersj, there are slides and speakers, and anything else which deals with some aspect of German life. DU' n X A kV Jig .1 pq :SA lf. , . .1 K KE if A I -'.. A W' W 1 on -M !..ff1on1..m!1sans LITQAV1 wma H0008 Q ' E m if if F1 'The Squad Odaraioc staff Laurel Haynie-Editor-in-Chief Mary Gless-Copy Editor janet Zemeckis-Activities Editor Kim Bean-Layout Editor Craig Gilmer-Photographer Jon Saunders-Photographer Cathie Schmidt-Photographer Craig LightfPhotogra pher Jane Trumble-Photographer Diana Anderson-Underciassmen Editor at Ross BlackrnerfSports Editor Sandy LangefAsst. Sports Editor jill Stokes-Senior Editor Janie Weaver-Faculty Editor Gwen Holloway-Asst. Copy Editor Ro Baker-Asst. Activities Editor Mark McKean4General Staff Contributing Photographers John Lanterman Kordeen Kor Gloria La Mantia Iraqi The Kid 7, f4qi5,J i,- afnatab-T V 1 sa-. Putting out a yearbook consists of taking pictures, developing them printing them, cropping them, laying them out, stamping them, num- bering them, and sending them to the publisher. Then you hope all of this comes back as a unified book. You hope! This year the staff was overstaffed to the point of having some peo- ple standing in the hall when everyone tried to come at once to the little-hole-in-the-wall called the Odaroloc room. QNot that that happen- ed often!j An entire day was spent driving almost to Colorado Springs looking forthe Exit 72 sign you see on page 280. The deadlines were met only through the devotion of about four or five people who put out the book practically by themselves. Thanks to the few who helpedg to those who didn't ?M+F ! Hope it was worth it. The Slave Driver N 2 , 1 ,..W ,ga-e,:m'1fff2fi,5 f , f2fS fFV -I?ll'71. :Q' F 1 176 X Eywfi 1 If A 71, -f3:,l,w5,,-'f,y5,gV A ru . r 4 1 ' , I ,,,. V f' 1. .2 gfgfazg!-.5fw:w5y1f,wgf.,.1 MW, W ' In - 2 I mg if ' 'f' L 1 ' b vw. . A . I if 4f'1f3flf4f.f,g?z 2 , ,,. , ,,,, 7, ,.., Q 1: wx ,lf f ' , gf Wfwwa ' . f . mf., ' , ,pai ,Az .fvf'F'4Hf W , ,:f5f.f+,g', mv ' ,, ,V flu . 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Obviously in this type of situation. where there is the weekly pressure of publishing, people must either compromise or he faced with power struggles and each others' tempers. Alot ofboth ends u occurrin .with this vears' staff fillin P Q . g two classes instead of one, and havin to coordinate their efforts 3 to get anything done. Even as ressure makes tem ers flare, it creates closeness P P arnon the staff as thev work to ether to ublish a a er. S . 3 P P P if ,z W3 4,v oint Chiefs of Staff Owlies The At Work Editing section ,f g ,L ,ff '1 Q i F5 l Ruffled Feathci-rs?? F fa Mx -V cl as 4 mf qs W - gli ., ,gat 4: , Wiz? Ai 11' ,, 4 2 F7 fff E f 32116, ' . Q ,, ,X Q .Y 1 W, M, . fr ,f ,lg . ,vu 2 L f ' 1 - .X ' W uNh 'f . 11- ,sl I ' ' 5 1 i f 49 ' Q ' H ffgm f- M vgf, ff A X A Q BMF L af ' 1 fx, .. G Jr ,Hy ,W ' ffk S v - ' ' fm ,M Q 1 Q' ' a '-ff' , u f-'Iv , E ' ,avi ,- L 1 4 KL si I 5 fy My , ,, ,,,. V, H Ly .. ,lf g,4,f,fIf3f5 Z ,, it It 'f me '. X, if A ' 4, f ,ff kv 'v ,, Q N, ,1,.1,f, , ,M ,A x fm, N PQ , 'f , WQQZV3 . we 1 ,,,:.5,. .,.- f .A V , 4' X M- I Sports Club Feelmg the void left by the lack of a Panther Club thrs year coaches and lettermen got together and formed the Sports Club open to any boy pa 1 crpatlng mn mterscholastlc sports The club has contlnued some ofthe functrons of Panther Club along w1th Joining Cubs 1n Potlucks and other sports actlvrties. :dil- 'EN' Folk Song Club Folksong Club, determined to stay alive after Sing In tryouts, began the year with regular, publicized meetings. Although many of the members are also in Sing-In, the Club tried to create an atmosphere of personal enjoyment, and notjust Sing-In preparation. With Bill Cline as sponsor, it is easy to see that the club members enjoyed a relaxed and easy-going atmosphere, each others, company, and some really beautiful music. .7 E M 5 4 if ' W I 'K LM 35. fa' , ...AJ ' 1 wa., , .174 , w 1,.fe . a, , A iv , A A' .. . 4 I J 6. 478-j?10706 gown! Gczk'j96ieTe.?5f,Z6,cZ fLz 223jf?,:fg'li,, Oyy' 290 nzbfcai , f 72,25 3 06' 'W' JG' .fda f .5 59-J Lend 35524 6556223799 G M ty for Uyiklcgg' MM , 9 .. iv' XX, X ,Ai f 'i nu' . hav Thespians Thespians at Boulder High has always been a closely knit group, and this year was no exception. of course, the main function of a dramatics organization is to produce plays, and Thespians can do that, too. This fall, the all-school play was Nothing But the Truth , a comedy about a man who could earn 310,000 by telling the truth for twenty-four hours. Sound simple? Well, as the play demon- strates, there is a lot oflying that goes on in the world, and the web one weaves by total truth is almost as difficult to unravel as a web oflies. With newcomer Mark Green, Suzanne Wilson, Gene I-Iaagenson, and Nancy Io Ball in the leads. However, more important than the ac- tual play is the work involved in making it. Thespians find themselves together all the time for rehearsal, and naturally grow very close. The friendships that begin in the group dominate most ofthe high school period, and often last many years, as evidenced by the presence of former Thespians wherever the present club is found. 4, X OfHcersfBrucc Forshay and Rici Peterson 81 Rubber Chucky, You're the one. You make half-time So much fun. Rubber Chucky, We,re awfully fond of you. , ,,Q. Marching Band -KW The Panther 'gMarching 9O', performed six halftime shows during football season this year. These shows went on only after the infamous Thursday night rehearsals which any band member will long remember. An addition this year was the sixteen flag girls who gave up hours of their free time to practice for the shows! The band also marched in CU's Band Day and traveled to Fort Collins to perform in CSU's Band Day. They received su- perior ratings at both Contests, With a record like this to build upon, next year's band should be even better! - 1.-was , or s -- -,Mr . l , Concert Band Who has the music for this piece? The concert band has attempted more difficult pieces this year than ever before, under the able direction ofChuck Cassio. They played three concerts, one more than in past years, one in February, one in April, and a pops concert in May. In addition to playing, the band attempted two money-making projects which were supported half-heartedly by the student body. They sold cushions and Big Mac tickets, trying to make enough money to buy new hats for next year. Despite lack of enthusi- asm from the school, the band is looking and sounding much better than in past years. I 85 Pep Band Pep Band means hernygerns forever. Wherever one finds BHS cheerleaders, one finds Pep Band. It is easy to recognize the Pep Band, because it is a very quiet and unobtrusive group. The only ways to distinguish Pep Band from the crowd are lj Pep Band members have been known to wear Christmas tree lights, roller skates, high wader pants, and other apparel such as that. 21 Pep Band members usually carry some type of musical instrument, and at times, cause a lot of sound to be brought from these said instruments. 35 Pep Band members make these sounds come from their instruments, at appropriate times, and cause the cheerleaders H'-N to commence dancing around and making strange movements. 4j Pep Band members have alot of spirit, and have gone so far as to make their own parade through the halls, playing Mickey Mouse. ,Arr -gi rv: ,sw iso... Q ' af f Q 86 Stage Band Stage Band met every morning during first period, as a regular class. Because of new direction, QMr. Cassio, along with guest con- ductorsj, the Stage Band experienced a new atmosphere, and some new styles of music and playing. Whereas the previous Stage Bands have concentrated on blues sounds, this year's Stage Band has ex- panded into popular and soft rock sounds, with a repertoire inclu- ding such songs as MacArthur Park and Light My Fire. They present ed a concert in February with Concert Band, which featured them in many moods and techniques of playing, and could please the tastes of almost any listener. ,..i ....., .- ML' M ..J .......s , , IJ The -.,.......,.. F Group me-:-.,.,,N, N, 1 ,--W1, J ,f ,---l ,fm- , bfi 43: -Dt v,A:f!:!l:3:5i 551' 3 . . .,::.-f-f. H 75, -fx.-:gay F ' iii- -M .3-.v--.... ...A V Cindy Hauser, Dorothy Beck, Ginny Brady, Vai Gibson Varsity Dale Weiss Colleen Waneka jill Stokes N, Martic Guinand Jody Stokes F, 9 'S 'ill K lv f a V ' ' A if K e kl gt i ' li' in ,ir :'- - If , f 1 ., . 'mm' ' fi 5 ,.,, H Anne Maurer i 7 the littlest P.P.G Pam Greenwood Sue Willemse n V1Ck1 Black Kathy Sears JC! XX iii' ' aaa 331155 A-ov ,-fn' .f 'A ,Q r ,aff N' A' , Qi 1 , ,W- P Q!! Aww. , J.-,v ,. ,Q ' ,.,f sg - , -' y -..frf.f gr: --vw J A - A . frm'- L - .gr ,H Q K . ,wi ,M ph' g5,..,-- ' ,f aww'-fx f fw, -M M... - ,N-K in T, -ff 4 .x ,--'wr ,p ,f .W ,,'ffg47, 'Y ,, .iv .mf V , -32, 1 Kk' iff-gy , -fi, Q- .:,,, 31, . H - ' ' f' ...J 1' 4 ,V ' I www' 'mf , 'L L ' 'f ' L ' 1' 'S' i ' 1' 'M' 'ki' 'Mi' 3:6 Y 'W T' ' i'F' 4 ' TY' ...a N W- f -L. a IN- rw- Q , l o y alibi' V r .. Q X ' F Q 5 5 'K ,Him in... A ..,' '4f,, f.'. , , ,V , 7 W, ' Q' I 'X ,f' I- Z . ' 4 5 .ff-1 , ' ...f fl F .4 il it ' r gig' ,,,, ,., V , A , V Q47 X a f . y . K 3 ,F Q I Q 5 .fr X K K - iv i Xu Q nf 1 f Q 'A X i we-f Cubs - BQ. ' Q if , a if I f are Q 're -' ,- - 'm M pf . . r I - New uniforms, unbelievable courtyard decorations, organized meetings, and the enthusiasm .... F Is this re- f , if ally Cubs? This year's Cubs took on a new look, and new vital- ity as well. Faced with the ever-increasing lack of Hschool spirit among the students, and the deteriora- tion of the organization to a sophomore club , the officers organized Qthey meet every morning as part of the 7:30 P.E. classj, and set out to bring a new era of enthusiasm to BHS pep. Emphasized most was participa- tion, and Cubs grew to be a core group of those really willing to devote some time and energy to the club. OFFICERS: Chandra Welty, Debbie Boswell, Nancy Hitch- cock, Martha Minneman, Sue Stengcl, Rita Byers 95 spa - waffles 15 ,MPM-w 5 s, 2 3 X ff 1 N M 5 , if Q ' l 5 , L, 46 we if rm' WT ' 1 ,f , ' M 5? ' s ' 1- fl is 'Q N if f f 1 1. qi if 4 QQ ? f 2 W f- 1 A ' W I 4 , qs , 71'-f f y V ,AQ ? w h . .-F , ,f 'WA . Rf: -I ' w.3ff1.fi' -,z?:ffl4'5,,1Qz:Q f , fm' , 'f 1 t , 'S 3 ,wwf A L L 7 H ,-'. , ,. ? Y 4 fi 5 L' , , iq, M lj! Z Z H M . A , W Q . y W ff i ,,g-- , i Q .. 4 K 8 A m1 Q 4: mmk. . , X . I ' rkky k , O . L Q 1 . 1'5' V L T, 0 - ' ' 4 7:4 ik Q , n W ,. M Concert Choir Girls, Choir All the choirs at BHS are under the direction of Mr. Haley, and produce combined programs throughout the year. Perhaps the most beautiful and most inspirational of all these is the Christmas concert, held the last week before vacation. The power of all the voices is amazing, as evidenced in the standing ovation performance of 'AO Holy Night at the Christmas assembly for the school. Of course, seniors always remember the Spring Con- cert, held in the courtyard, which seems to represent all the nostalgia of the high school years, as well as hope for all the things ahead. Concert Choir, which is composed of the best vo- calists in the music department, and is entered only on audition, is mainly responsible for the production of the spring musical. Fiddler On the Roof was this year's show, enjoyed by students and the general pub- lic both. It is the story of the Russian Jewish commun- ity of Anatevka and its inhabitants, in particular, the milkman Tevye, and his attempts to find suitable hus- bands for three of his five daughters. The production, almost a classic, held its success as the choirs were met with perhaps their greatest challenge yet. Show choir and Madrigals is an off-shoot of Concert choir. They perform throughout the community all year, and participate in all combined concerts. The highly-trained girl's choir andjunior choir complete the picture, and provide an interesting balance to Con- cert Choir. Mixed X K X 1' Chorus j WX A -X. W ig, f 5 5 PSA 3,1 .. Q5 , 'KJ ua ie- ! s A 8 1' 5, Tp , Q . i I K A m K W. S , E L gf W' T L '1 ' Q , ,LL' bi 'gg , ' 'C . 1 , T .. If E--N -if 5 y . -ff A -,.f i f , V: . 1? . H A W E: A ' X-My V , W A 35 I ' ' A V' Rh ' 2 :,-- wh i M ff 5 X 0 f ,K f V x N li S Q . 'Q iv . . L V- gi ,K 2 W -K J , -I, ? F ' G' Q. 355.9 N, - ,W ' ,Qi A ai mf 1 I . v' 3f'?' k .:- . . ,,. 4 Y -1 if ,' . ' ffif ft, f 3 sfc f w- iff . . - ' 4' 1 K 'B F W x Madrigals Thisjolly bunch is delightfully known of as the one and only Boulder High School Madrigal group. Madrigal singing was popular in the Renaissance era in Europe, and began as informal gatherings of friends and neighbors to enjoy music and each others' company. Most of the songs center on the joys and sorrows of love, or the glories of nature and songg all singing is a cappella, or without accompaniment, depending on the spontaneous andjoyous melodies which reflect each singer,s personal enjoyment of the music. .. Z 'Wf Once upon a time, some friends got together to share the experience of music. A man named Uncle Rico came and told the musicians that he would help them and be their director, and that is just what he did. The friends got together and began practicing, and soon some other people from a band, who played other instruments, joined with them, and together, all these people made concerts, one before Christmas, and one in the spring. But that is not the end of the story. You see, all those people continue to be friends, and keep on sharing all the things they think are beautiful, and they probably always will, long after orchestra is over and Uncle Rico is gone. Orchestra ,i,,, V p . c H c , . r , Chamber Orchestra Chamber Orchestra is a little brother of regular orchestra. QThere are only about twenty people in the group, and much of the music is baroquej. During the fall and spring, when the weather is nice, people in Chamber Orchestra, and anybody who wants to, hold FREAKS vs. STRAIGHTS football games between rehearsal times. Qevery other Fridayj The group holds informal concerts throughout the year, which have shown the versatility and ability of this newly-formed ensemble. fn H , A Z In I A' W Q.. -- f gy A sf? 3 57 QM ' fi -if ' ff' H , 'Z .,A.- an f ig ' il f ,,' 1 ' V M K Q A 1, ,6 ,, 4 Q ,H w I ' Q V 1 V i Y , is , if gg i VV ' 4 A, I 'D J fm If I Gb bww? Wi' : 2 ' ' 1 K+. Mmrww f:affvf4 f' M f f W Q V A A V V vm, , 1, fd 517 Vyzgkggzy ,,, . IL: 5, .,,, ' , , - ' A A, V, 2,,. W gl f H ,. I my .X.r ,i., I H M ff s,,,,..t ,WVU HAFYWM W ,V r 'ia wx 4 N l, ' 3- z'2 -- 1 K':1 ,,., 41 f A- V, , Q., V , N A 4,1 .AA. ,Q xzy 5 W Mg! .A 'V -Llf ,I .1 IA, mx 'F fa 1. . vw an - A as 5 W 'K2' We V 4 R m Jr M 4 K, 3 vrkl E 1 g +1 -V I W in gt UW' M.. 1 an A M af 5 'V EM ML W Q' , 3 4' , ' ' Sophomore Initiation in f Y After the absolute disaster which occurred at registration last year, the administration decided to initiate a new system ofregistra- tion designed to give students their choice of times and teacher, to smooth out paperwork and make the usually unpleasant ritual easier for everyone. Here you can see the happy students hreezing merrily through the lines, especially for their English classes, and the calm teachers cheerfully guiding the students in their decisions. Actually, this year's system does have many advantages over pre- vious attempts at easing the semi- annual registration headache, mostly because it allows students to plan a schedule to fit their needs and teacher preferences. wguy . Q 5 5 pun-rv 5 'mx 'A ' ' . .1 Q., A ...W K Q ,af ',A.' vi Y ,. . jr., in Mak' 1 .pf -ur' ,U ' C ? E -N Q, GQ g A ' M., MMM. Q 12 w.v.g. .mk- 1:1 -f--l-ma.. 4 . .xxvf-qw, Ja 5 .-an -M.-akin... Sophomores ' Cheryl Acklin Deborah Adams Kim Adams Sam Adams Debbie Allen Andrea Amari Robert Andersen Robin Andersen Sandy Andersen Chris Anderson Colleen Anderson Greg Antener Donlyn Arbuthnot Cathy Arentz Stan Arlington Susie Arnett Linda Arroyo Grant Asmus Rorry Athearn Eve Atkinson Scott Au ust jan Autrey Nancy Ayan Kevln Ba cock Marla Barnet Edward Bartkus Carolyn Bartoe Dale Basescu Francine Baulsir Stephen Beard Kent Black mer David Boggs Sherril Bohan Terry Bonnes Gary Borgman Dale Bowman Mark Brown Kevin Brundage jim Buck David Buchanan Ann-Marie Budd john Bulik Lorrie Baese Robert Bagg David L. Baily Mary Baker Chris Balster john Barile Dean Bell jacque Bell Scott Bell Andy Bekuhrs Peggy Bergman Peggy Beu Kathie Braly Naomi Brodkin johnny Brooks Katy Brott Celli Brown jane Brown David Bunnell Shauna Burke Steve Burris Sandy Carey Bob Carlson Judy Carlson Stevon Chaffey V Sam Cath 'dd. ' Harry Carson l i t ii ! Scott Burton Rom Bushnell Bryan Carpenter Corinna Carpenter Alvin Carter Alley: cami rzrz Coorn , ,, Q f-W . .M ' 1 fi.- Marlene Clark Sue Clark ' I Mark Cleinentsi ' Dribble Colo Sally Carpenter Cin dy Christ man -f -1 xv -,wif,V-,,::fz-fymfzxft,-H:g,pg,1,f..z.,1 , H ,- f. , --tB?Ff?YdQ9llE?1?C Cheryl Collins Carol Cordell Martha Cox jane Crone Janice Culotta Kevin Curtis Garry Dart Ken Davies Gaye Davis Rhonda Davis Phil Day Steve de Haas Tim Deisher Steve DePuy Kim Diller Barb Dolan Nancy Dolan Rob Doughty My , it , ,f vo ,L I ' ,D , . N -N af, 12, -an 1,5 , , K' , y, f I 1 Amy Coyle Tim Coyle Kathy Daily Ronnie Darnell jim Dippo Randy Dixon Charles Downing jim Dunn Marlene Dye Marmee Eclcly Amy Eldtidge Ann Elliot . Bambi Felten Mark Felton D. K. Fenerty Dave Ferguson Carol Fey Phyllis Fisher Brian Fox Richard Fruman D3V1d Gollm Parke Goodman Vanice Graham Dan Grant Salaring Gray Wendy Habernicht Bob Hahn Karen Hakes julie Halbert Richard Hall Mike George Scott Gibson Betsy Gill jo Goeldner Cindy Grelle Ben L. Griego jonathan Griffitts Bruce Grossman Nancy Gustafson Mark Gutierrez Todd Gutzmer Mark Haas john Ham jean Hamlin Glen Hanket Paul Hanna .ev , W I fi, L ' X s l k Jim Henry Rob Hinricks Debbie Hodgson Mike Hanrahan David Hansen Reda Hansen Lucien Hardy Anne Harms Gina Harrington Janice Haskovec Dayna Haynes Lucerne Haynie Linda Heigoth Nancy Helbe Rhonda Helms Melanie Hemingway Jack Hempstead David Henry Barry Hight Lisa Hindman Dale Hobbs Debbie Hobbs john Hodgson Ann Hoffman a V11 141 1 1' 13: fb '11 -sa' M 5 , x .2 ' ' 5 1 June Hotschall Torger Hougen Glen Howard Debbie Hubbell Kevin Hunter MacliJacobs ,,-4 sl ax A xx 'V' Tom Jessor Tina Jiron Alex Johnson Trina Johnson Wayne Johnson Danno Jones Jams Kaschube Richard Kastanek Theresa Kavanagh Steve Kawulol Kathie Kennedy 'Q A Mark Hoffman Tom Hoffmann Holly Hogan Jim Holder David Horowitz Gary Horton ul, E q X in J ar v. A Andy James Cindy James Laurie Jedamus Laurie Jensen Cheryl Jeske Don Jeske K W: ,,,k an ,E,,:.H,-gk,,,5mf, . , .. ,,,..M- 'fpffwfv . , A, . p,,:,5-,M,,,..,::waa'z., w wf-if .L . -:-:r..H- -, ,..,f,f5,5,54 fgfasrf-,w.'a. , ff Wk F , as -.fm 'ir X -Y W4 fb 9' ff Qi img X .1 J 1' m ,. -wi. if f, r w is fe-4 - -2 -.. M Stan Jones Sue Jones Steve Kalichi Garry Kamas Carl Kane Jerry Kappler ,aa 5 ' 'K X S4 Linda King Shannon King Eleanor Kirby Jeannette Kneebone David Knoetgen Jerry Kohn Becky Korte Ed Kosorok Paul Krady Matt Kraushaar Steven Krog Janice Kyla Martina Lang Rick Lan gh art Rena La Rue Chris Lindgrcn Rob Link Valerie Lipctz lirucv Log an john Lopeman Tom MacKay Rodrick MacKenzie Donovan Mahoney Dan Manglik Cathy Mann Rich Marlow Kevin Marsden jim Marsh Paul Martin Be ch Maruna Kerry Masterson Nancy McConnell Marty McCrea Tim McDonough Sue McKinney Terri Mc Lain David McMichael Susan Macy Bob Magno Matt Maras Mike Marks Kana Martin .Jerry Martin Humberto Mateos Ann Mathers Rick McGavin Sandi Mclntosh Cheryl Meehan Debbie Merlino Tom Roberta Moran Steven C. Moreland Mike Mofris Dave Mosley David Mouffe Perry Movick Gareth Mynatt jennifer Neal Rhy Nelson David Newton Lissa Nichols Samie Nicholson Charles Nilon Deb Powell Judi' Powelson Lou Ann Pringle Tim Quinnelli , ' Vlyy is Dave illanldsfsljs l D0 U g Ray V, Melanie Reese Daren Reichert Ed Reichstein Cordell , Rhodes j Brett Riddles Scott RiLCk'61f1' Chris Rielts RQ Dan Robbins Diane Robinson Larry Robinson Rita m Rodabaugh Lu Ann L Rodgers. -l-. 'RlR s Russ Rodgers Oral 'RoClgeissf Qi Do ug Roclgegfs, l Diana Pritchard David Quinlan Eileen Reimer Randall Reust l V Eric Ringeg Dan Rohret -Roby Rodgers rv-,lx t N iw Y ask., l . lo I . rx XM' I X. . ,X Y l llllll l 4P+PI 49 Skyj llll w jeff Romeo Kathy Roosa Bill Rose LxHdQ llll ll liienelsladleflllll .lKal?enli 5-ml 1 lll,-i 1214 V,L, gtiiiiz Q iAA mf LL,,L.L I k-LL.'. lll lfrgf iy, D?He5h4Yf jl: , V ,.,': ,L,r fSlieCl.l0Y5ky Carcfl Slhepardf V Donald Sluitz Glen Shushan Nancy Siegel il' 552, Yll, fi ,-l:' 1 lll Beverly Rowe Bill Rowe N9lmU3lr5?.'??3?f lll Pf?-ififiw l l ll i K3 tg,y , l l l l l Doug, V lSh?PhCfidl Tom Skinner Andy Skumanich l Pam Small Dana Smedra Cindy Smith juilane Smith Mary Smith Eduard Spear Mark Spier Brad Steele jane Stewart Sonia Swartz Corey Tancik Penfieid W. Tate III Steve Tatum Alan Taylor Juanita Taylor Don Teets Toby Tenenbaum Margaret Thompson Barb Thorvilson Penny Thron Pat Timms 124 tx Yi f. Cindy Smith Janet S mith Chris Spencer Tina Spencer Dave Strom Debbie Strosnider f X rg d:o'e1.:,Iffk. fir X john Tavssig f ig' Ade Thomas Teresa Toledo 1 ,MM , pmj X W bn' Deborah S. Walbrechcr Ann Walker john Walker Lora Watkins Mary Watt Laurie Walters Phil West Kelley Weston judy Whaley Bill White Debbie Widkland Candy Widcloes W 1? Kim Wise Michele Wolf Mike Woodward Brent 'K bww Woolery Mark F. Wysocki Kinny Yahil 7 I 1 Mari Tracy Suzie Trapp Steve Uppendahl Dede Van Booven Carol Van Dclinder Becky Velarde S A is L Charon Waneka Mark Ward Debbie Weiss Laurie Weiss Karen Welsh Mickey Welsh Ralph Widrnar Diane Wille Debbie Williams Mitch Willis Kay Wilshusen Dawn Witter Geoff Young' Linda Young Steve Zamora Dan Zeren Jodi Zeren Andy Zirakzadeh . vw I? 'W' 1 i A S M Q. - ,1 f ix ' Q , 'E 4-Iv Qi . Nam' ,LY , H in . ... , Ek fk Q3 lf' w sr: he 3 'T Boulder 0 Lakewood Boulder 6 Longmont Boulder 7 F ort Collins Boulder 7 Aurora Central Boulder 14 Englewood Boulder 0 Fairview Homecoming 7 Cherry Creek Boulder 7 Aurora Hinkley Boulder 1 5 Littleton Boulder 7 Arapahoe Senior Lettermen: Mark Buchanan, Frank Buchanan, Bob Hamm, Tom Lutz, Dugan Mahoney, Greg Toll. Junior Lettermen: Wes Baker, Curt Giesman, Jim Helgoth, Kyle Hendrickson, Dave Hindman, Dave Martin, Sam Maphis, Terry McClain, Monte Reed, Larry Rohrbach, john Whitlow, Chip Wise, Steve Wysocky. Sophomore Lettermen: Scott August, Tim Coyle, Park Goodman, Lucin Hardy, Rob Link, Scott Miller, Mark Ward. Football Frustration is one way to express a 1-9 season. First, losing tri captain Barry Paddock as a result of ineligibility. Secondly, five seniors decided football was not their sport which dropped the varsity down to only seven seniors. Frank Buchanan, Todd Dutton and Wendell Hardy led a strong defense which was the stand out portion of the Panther team. Offense was not known in Boulder only putting a total of 70 points on the board all season while other teams to- talled 235 points. What offense there was, was led by the quarterbacks Mark Buchanan, and Dave Hindman and by the line, Tom Lutz, Jim Helgoth, Frank Buchanan and Wendell Hardy. This year's team was primarily a sophomore, ju- nior team. This will provide valuable experience which will benefit next year's team greatly. Exper- ience was acquired by many underclassmen in hopes to prepare them for future years. With this exper- ience these players should bring Boulder back to the top where it belongs. . ev , . . Senior i k,,,.,. .., Cub Initiation g-:iz What does it mean to go to a band day? For BHS March- ing Band members, being in a Band Day means a lot of things. It means Thursday night rehearsals on the field, and practicing for weeks before the big day. It means waking up early some Saturday morning to board a bus, and having to change into your uniform with a million other people. It means being ashamed when Boulder High only gets a 2 on its first maneuvering contest, and Fairview gets a 1, and all the Fairview kids Put you down. But it also means being together with other peo- ple, and marching down a shady street with autumn leaves falling all around, and being ecstatic at hearing that you finally got that superior rating in maneuvering. And when it is all over, and you return home so exhaust- ed and hungry, you are glad the pressure is off for awhile, but are glad you were part of something that happened with all those people and sounds and colors. ,ff Fi 1 N-4 li je Band Days I . iv' ,AA 130 Pie Eating Contest Inconsistancy, perhaps the greatest nemesis of all coaches, plagued coach John Lunn and his harriers all season long. Led by senior lettermen Bill Pappas, Paul Smith, and Wayne Pallas, Boulder ranked high in preseason polls. At times the Panther runners competed well, finishing a strong second to eventual state runnerup Arvada West at the Jeffco Invitational Meet in early October. Unfortunately, Boulder was unable to put it together two weeks later in the Centennial League Championships, finishing a dismal fifth. Pappas and Smith placed second and third respective- ly but failed to receive much support from the rest of the team. One week later the script ran the same as the Boulder team failed to qualify for the state meet. Pappas qualified individually, however, and eventually finished 19th, far off his usual form. Untimely injuries to Pallas and sophomore standout Todd Gutzmer proved costly, as did the lack of depth. Nevertheless, Lunn looks forward to the 1972 season. Although seniors Pappas, Smith, Pallas, Jim Graham, Terry Hill and Rob Hutchinson will not return, juniors Art Heafer and Graham Fowler, along with sophomores Gutzmer and Dave Bunnell will form a sound nucleus. Lunn will look to juniors Paul Beaty and Terry Maurer and sophomores Bill Platts, and Paul Shedlousky and Dave Mosley for support, but still lacks depth. Lunn heads one of the strongest and most respected distance running programs in the state, but unfortunately, because of its reputation, many potential standouts are afraid of doing che work involved. sv PY' .x N., 1 E' an' .:, 1 ,W r .1 QA, ,X 1 ' .-.P f '. 4. W' KM -1, ,ff f , -' Q ll. .--J wmv 5: vkk 1, '1 -Ma pg-'f :.',vpv'61 Ff -f' -ff' f x1'fii5 va me. c-'97 --f. Hs, :- ,.. ' K M55 ':it'swfx 1gg,'z,- 'i'?'Pf? 1 Q . 'I 5 33' , ,. ,,, Q, xg xk fx , I x VX, ga .v X13 tflx JK' -. W. M-,w A , xi ' wr, Wil -1? W V . ,s -8-21? 3 ,341 ,N R. W gf '. 'ek r HI 3 vw . 54s. si '43, s I' 1 U , I Q f' ' ' , -1,5 , V Q' si mm fe if ' f 3-1 V fl! J v V,-f gala. Xvgsg-K I V W , F., . nh 1, I, 1 gl.-X-li I 1 ' .. 1. . ' . ., ' 134 .A9'!.uu 6 was 4 -l 24,27 412, .ef if ,M K' W5 1 '50 Q ,I V , , F ,f 92. A x,5 L Rallies I uw ll if v. 7f,V, as U4 u9 ' ,J J. v Yn7' W Y t-g f,v, ...aw . .nn-.eafmr ' K I - -sf O 5 1 ,, -s ,X gh 'Q'-' 1 'V , ,. ly' 4- i . :Q , X U H . f The 1971 tennis team, under the direction of Coach Ken Furman, had a good season this year ending with a 10-3 record. The only losses the netters suffered were to Thomas Jefferson, Cherry Creek, and Regis, the top three teams in state competition. The racketmen had great potential but lacked depth in the nine man squad, this being due to the fact that only four lettermen started out the season. However, juniors Steve Sproul and Ormond Barstow lead the netters to sec- ond place in district behind powerful Cherry Creek. Or- mond Barstow and senior John Howe represented the team in state, but they unfortunately had very tough sec- ond rounds which eliminated them from competition leav- ing Boulder in 13th place. Next year's team has much promise as only two seniors, Jay Sproul and john Howe, will not be on the squad. leav' ing seven returning lettermen, and possibly a champion ship team. l l l av! ,J - 1 I if A- Y Y i V ,f , f 1 v ' I V Q Y Y ' . , 1 , x? ,- ,.- ' 'x 1 , , , ki qv g jf 'A f, J.. , Y , . f f fc f' fi Y' resit.........t Y ..f....f-f' c A '-ffsaaw ' B 1 Homecoming week 1971 began with a snake dance and non- existent bonfire, ended with moonshadows, and left a lot of people exhausted. Student Council's Social committee, under the almost over- whelming direction of Val Basescu, planned a full week of acti- vities. Unfortunately, winds cancelled the bonfire, the first ma- jor event, and although the snake dance was held as scheduled, the whole week seemed to suffer from lack of communication and publicity for interestj with only a few groups participat- ing in the rally and other events ofthe week. Meanwhile, the football team, a little over midway in its losing season was trying to put everything together for a win on Friday night. They succeeded in ,pulling ahead in the first half, and by the beginning of the gala halftime, Boulder fans were in pretty good spirits. Excitement mounted while the lively BHS Band performed its portion of the halftime show and everyone awaited the crowning of the queen. Finally, can- didates Paula Chulcoski, Laurel Haynie, Gwen Holloway, Bar- bie Reeves and Janet Zemeckis approached the stands with their escorts. Gwen Holloway, at the side of former Panther Mark Goulette, was crowned Queen for '71g then, everything was over, and the floats and glitter merged into the tension of the contest at hand on the field, and another Boulder High defeat. After much planning and hard work by val and crew, and girls wondering what to wear, and guys wondering if Burger King wouldn't be the best place to eat after all, Saturday night arrived. Moonshadow was the theme, and the music was fine for listeningg and in one way or another, nervous onies and senior sophisticates alike engaged in a most memorable evening. 142 5 E it V A l nf' ik ffs MQ' . Z 5 X X , .-hL V V1 3' YC 55255 ' ' , . an feed. , ' . The Panthers' Choice Gwen Holloway Homecoming Queen ,71 1 nie Barbie Ree ,, .X i -Q, Ti Q te: .io K 4' 'si ,Z fs 5 , Y MQ' 2 . 4 A qi' - MM 31' 3 WE 5: . .1- an , 6 - - - 5' , I V ,..-vmw 5 'S f? gf, x A - va 4 ny-4+ :gg i f l . 51'- K 'z ., if 1,5 QS., tx g n 51.-Q I if 7151 .K ' , M I I This year, Boulder High's girls gymnastic team combined with the Fairview team, and the result was-well, almost amazing. More girls placed in state than ever before Qsevenj, including Marcia Wolfersperger, Sandy Drexel, Roby Rogers, Kathy Friend, and Lori Langorg and in general the team was stronger than ever. The season was early this year, in the fall instead of winter-spring, which may account for the lack of new sophomore blood on the team, as practice began in the summer, and ran well into the school year. Although these girls gave up many afternoons and weekends, the general spirit was high throughout the season, and nobody really seemed to mind the effort, because the final victory was really worth it. Girls, Gymnastics Propinquity Propinquity is a group of BHS alums Carla Sciaky, Mel Stonebraker, Pat Hubbard, and Julie Johnson who brought their music and good feelings to the school twice this year-at the beginning, and at Christmas. Singing to regular large crowds at Farmer every Sunday night, they have developed a fantastic repertoire and have a way of doing just the right song at the right time in the right way to put everybody in a really fine mood for days after, and that's just what they did. I've looked at clouds from both sides now . . . 148 W, , NN ,XX -,v --ao' - Don't say you don't remember? K Mmm? i eggs QS . .,,' W 425-+4 W 1 Wi , . --gf,R:,,f:::1:..11i,i x at 49:2 .,..-- N 'K I QJQ I get high with a little help from my friends. Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band Turn around, look at me . . I can't forget this evening . . . and your face as you were leaving. W 5 X 1. e e But I guess that's just the way the story goes 1 I Rainy days and Mondays always get me down. We've onlyjust begun . . . v CAI, 151 Jim N ,-,-4, - ,v. s ,F H .W , ' ww -c rw ,- 1 x , , ff f 1, y . ., S z 6'fY 'v nf 1 wg we 1,,, I Q . 'I .avr I Akai' RM. W K c Eg flax 'iw' 'xo 'lr -.,.. .1 Q Ex ah 9 S .515 -. ,.,. :.,'t ,X t 'Q 34.33 Q.,-N . as .YK M ,MW , , AV if Q. X , , iv ,ff ni yt, Lfif-.via 1, W V uf ,I H I af -. ,W 19, :gg Q - gf? H: .mmf 'Sw ,, , , Q W :QM Xe' Mgt Q3 .,, A m, x My f w 1 7, W -W A W: Q. 4 6+ sg 'Zi' . 5404 mr vw 4. ,A-29 9, W' -M2 .vw 4 'Z N .pn , V L , nv in ul'- W 7? , M595 - I 2.4 A , , ' ' ' 'Q , 'f M Z .,0 o- V 3 ,yfav qxwg- ,..,,, fl 'H Q Q af nh lfgfif? af A w f bn wg .4 M 2 W W' 1 H' f. 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X' A Va ff T21f,' ' 'H '3-pAffif'?!'2'. w P' 0, KK V I V 95, IJ 44' 3 ' 4 . f A ' fl A , , 1 ' I.. 4' r ' .iilii 152 4 -4 1- V ' if. ,,hk .f ' 3 .4 if I ! ,V ega ,fri J L, 152 :.. . fy, 4 '41, ' ,rf . 'A W 'fl 6 , ,. M3 J K ,V gf ,D Viigigiijig M,fef'7 V' -asm 'frvm 1 Cv gyavft W fm 5 ,, xv 543' if ,,:!W4,,. i., affix fat 4 rv 4: jk, 'r LL,. H 5' . 'fQ'QW,+z, .WH i ' , f' H ' Y ,Q g . lflxs. . Q 1'k: V ,zz ',,, if ' , , gf 1' 'ff' Q 1 W V V A 544' A' fa- M Y Q' P36114-f fr WM JH' ,, 1. W an 1 2. B a The 1971-72 basketball season proved to be 'iThe Year S ofthe Panther. Emerging from a previous 7th place rating, BHS showed the league that they could put k together and execute a meaningful basketball organization. C Boulder proved that experience is not always the essen- tial ingredient of success. Hard work, determination, t self-discipline, and poise combined with young men willing to sacrifice and unite as one, brought the Pan- thers up from the bottom rung to a position that rat- tled the league leaders. Boulder made its Centennial League opponents sit up and take notice. af Consequently, the 1971-72 basketball team has much for which to be proud. They proved themselves, both 1 as a team, as individuals, and as young men. 1 Kent Smith .,.. , Varsity: Standing QL to RQ Len Hernandez, Paul Survis, Terry McClain, Mark McKean, Glen Gondrezick, Gordy Gon- drezick, Earl Duncan, Rod Sinner, Kneeling: Kent Smith, Bob Logan. -f we S 1, , ,, Q L L A--M M fr of . ff ,hL . 5 Q ' if , S tiff T ei e in r x 1 Q .1 , - ' at ,, hif i' iw ' 'fi' ...f - A i E in fx Man , , urs JUNIOR VARSITY: Alen Schulz, Mark Ward, Matt Maras, Lucien Hardy, Dave Rice, Scott Miller, Rob Link, Gene Goble, Rich Marlow, Les Wood. W' Q SOPHOMORES: Rich Marlow, Alen Schulz, Dan Grant, Steve Depuy, Gareth Mynatt, Rory Atearn, Tom Smith, Phil West, Scott August, Ray Nelson, Dave Quinlan, Ed Kosorok, Bill Rose. PS KA' .f W 1 IV 'ily ' f ' Q 4,3 ,f 1 f sg y , Q .. fi' . 43,13 3' x fs ,,.,...-, N., ,, f f Z as 1 ', Ny, E 'A V K1m Mullen Presi elf 236 5 L , A f , Q mf Q! fx ,A , 2 ,, 10 . in ' Q 'f ' in 95 4 , fgf ' f' N 5 M i 19 4, - 7' K . :'.- ' N iN A-QE.. 'fini ,!. fvxifr 5, X 244,45 'f .vw ,:.,f?2+.:g,':w aft' x,,5l'iK . -0-.w .saw Laura Adams Jerry M. Aden Cindy Alger Debbie Anderson Diana An de rs on Melanie Anderson Carl Arcabascio Jacqueline Arnold Max Arthur Janine Baird Diana Bachus Jennifer Bappert Lee Barbour 158 ,qzzwr x it mg, ' ' at 5 Rich Barker Iames A. Barnes Ingrid Barrett Jay Bartrom Turan A. Barut Marlene Bashford Carol Bender Charlie Baughn Rene Beal Kim Bean Rebecca Bean Paul Beaty Dorothy Beck Ann Becker Marcia Bennett Tom Bibler Ken Billingsley Sue Bishop i 'kg 'X B ag jim Barta Lois Bartlett Dave Baumgarten Fauj Baeurs Rhonda Bennett Sheila Berkley Michael Bittner Mary Beth Bohan 159 gi L i, Dale Boland Patti Boone Dave Bork enstein Bowen Gregg Bradbury Laura Braden Ginny Brady Barbara Briggs Brom Bromby Brooks jennifer Brown 5 1 Chris Aclelle Vicki Budke Brundage ' Buckmaster Bill Byrne Noel Janice Butler janet Carter Burbriclge Carol Carson Russell Carlson Barbara Q Conklin Colleene Conway C Carol Cook Casey Cook joseph Cooke Matt Cooley Daniel Cardenas Chris Coulter Patricia Cowan Julie Crone Anna Crooirnans jan Daley virginia CandeLane Cherry Chavez joan Chmieloweic Carol Clark Zahava Cohen Tracy Cole Lorajean Coon Eugene Cooper Judy Cooper Steve Cooper Layne , Coppoclr Anne Cordell Stephanie Dalton Gerri Davis Sandra Davies Sue Davis Nicholas deChadenedes virginia De Gabain Patrick Dolan Kelly Dubus, Tom Doughty David Dunbar Robin Dutton Marsha Earnshaw jim Eddings Debra Edwards Bob Egeland Tahnya Elamarr Robert Erikson Ken Erni jim Estin Scott Farnham Gail Ferguson Lea Finerty Sharon Fink Tom Fisher , Kirby Fitzpatrick Sherry Fleck Chuck Forward -,riwf , ,mea rr, A .ff 2 Siam ei s'l' Ya xr' 2 gas Q.. wi F 1 ,sv lg A nf 5- ,. ua: f--' I. , .Y is d iv rr, Q r si D ii A . .r , v xxx 'X 'X r 1 .W F. 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A lg yea, ?at Fairbairn i mi - . sas' George Fisher L a XJ,, . 1 A , 1 , Cris Fowler ,. ,. , li ali l 3 l -4 i QE Z N-Q 'BS E . x Si me F 'Gfaliahi 3 ' ' 'G , 'DanlEr:1hz' lSgreve lFrenf:h G ll 1 f 1VickiGamb1e Tom,Gardner l Debbie 'Geltman KrlS'Gibs0n Valerie Gibson Susan' Gilferr jim Gill Christopher 1 ' Gillette ' Debbie Gilpin ' Pat Gleason Joyce Glover Walter Goedeche S te fan Goldberg Anthony Gomez 'ferry Fruih Jan Fusilier ' jim Garrison Curt Geesaman Gene Goble Susan Goddard Lionel Goncalves Glen Gcmdrezick Richard Goodhue ' Jill Goodman Mike Graham Sue Grimes David Gruber Sarah Gripley Amy Hallenbeck Bill Green Garry Grenis Cary Griffin A Marg Griffith Susan Gutierrez Richard Hadley Steve Haggard' Pam Hall i Jeanne ' Hartnagle We Alida Heckendorn Eloise Heckendorn Doug Heck man Andy Heinly William Carolyn Hobbs Pam Hodges Judith Hodgson Howard Hodgson Karen Karen Houseman Vicki Houser Geor e Hugord David Hughes Mark Hunter Gary Hurdle Mike Hartman Cindy Hauser Patty Hauser Debbie Haynes Doug Haynes Arthur Heafer Steve Hennig Lynda Herring Steve Hess Sarah Hildebrandt Kristen Hill Besty V Hitchcock e Pam Hoffman Pam Hoge Keith Holcomb janet Holder Chizum Holloway Michael Hopkins jo Huth Donna Iarussi Curtis Ingram La Verne Jackson Michael jackson Cobb Jacobsen jennifer James Tricia jarrell Virginia Jefferson Ancly Johnson Kurt Johnson Mary johnson Chris Jones Veronica Kavanagh Wanda Keeney Bill Kehn joan Keller Michele Keller Terry Kientz Rita Kilpatrick Mark King Nancy King Brad Johnson Christy Johnson Debbie Johnson Dorothy Johnson Esther Johnson Cheryl Kelley Carolyn Kelly Heidi Kempers Dennis Kenney Debbie Kerr QAEQEEQQ1 in , Brynn Konecony Kathy Koprowski Barbara Kruse Bambi Kuehn George Kupfner 0 Andy Kirby Patty Klena Mike Knapp Laura Kohn Linda Kuser Gloria La Mantia Sharon Langfeldt Don Langhinais Cindy Lanning John Lanterman Lee Larson Terry Lawhead Christy Lawrence Viki Lawrence 5 - Martha Leahy Liz 1eCoq john Lee jan Leinweber Andy Lewis Karen Lewis Rick Lieber i 5 Q Debbie Lillie Chris Lind Charles Lindsey Mimi Locker Susan Lodge Mike Loudon Christine Love Lance Luckett Steve Lynch Kathi Machle Lisa Ma o Ken Maglfinnah Greg Mann Sam Maphis Carol Marmande z l ai Ruth Marsh Gloria Martinez Susan McClanahan Dave Martin jere Martin Terry Maurer Mark Lisa McCaffrey McDermott Flip McDonald Jeff McKinny Tim McKinney Drew McMillen Connie Messick Paul Miiac Stephen Mikesell Katheryn Minor Alan Morfeldt Heather Morris jane Morris Janine Moses Ken Mullen Kathlein Murp y Ellen Nadeau Sherry Neal Tim Neuenschwander Darius Nickerson Mary Nies Bill McNamara Debra Mead Dave Mills Martha Minneman Bill Nelson jane Netteshem Pam Nixon Veanne Nixon Sharon Nodvedt Mary Kay Nolan Frank Noted Cherie Noterman Duane Overholser DeAnn Owen Debi Owens Caroline Papania Nicki Pappas Patty Paris Carol Parmalee lan Patten Janet Perry Dave Pierce Lois Pierson Gregory Pilkington Shcrrl Plnc Roxana Pinkston Rick Plttmdn Anna Pltts Bob Rdthburn jon Reade Montx Reed Sue Recd Mike Reese Randy Remdl Sue Renlund Debble Reynolds Rick Robmson Linda Rodabaugh Tony Rocttcnbacher Pat Pfarr jeff Rohde Larry Rohrbach Bruce Roosa Alene Roper Sherry Rose Kit Ross Bill Rowe Chris Rozelc Brandt Rudzinslci Rich Russell Camille Russo jim Ryan Eleanor Sabol Jan Sadler Sam Sandoe fa Q' A Meg Sanford Randy George Sauer Dagmar Schutt Sarabosa Dan Schneider jeff Reed Schiellce Mary Schwander jan Schweninger Schwcninger Seth Sharpless Marla Shea Marnie Shepard Pat Shirley Jeanne Shortell' joan Shushan F f n ax, N , ,X Joey Seiacea Larry Scott Waverly Scott Kathleen Sears Shannon Sears Roni Sells Barbara Siegel Karen Simmons Sharon Simmons Kathy Simpson Becky Sims Margie Skotheim Diane Smalley Amy Smith Lloyd Smith Rozanne Smith Valori Smith Stephanie Smythe John Steekman Susan Steinberg Sue Stengel Carl Stewart Pattison Story Sue Skudler ' Patty Snai Monica Spear Karin Spongberg Robert Stacy Mike Stanton Sue Stearns-Smith Paul Survis Wanda Sutherland Jerry Sutton Alisa Swartz Bev Swartz Stephanie Szobota Norfy Thompson Susan Thorne Cindy Toney Rita Topczcwski Laura Udis Robert U Umbreit Garth Webber Dana Weeks Chandra Welty Mike Westover jim Whalen Kurt Whaley Phil Wigstow Sue Willemscn Ann Williams Brenda Williams Rita Williams Grace Wilson john Wilson Susie Wilson Becky Wikler jerry Wikler Debbie Chip Wise David Witter Winkelman Charles Donna Chuck Wolny Woodman Woolwlne Steve Shonda Wysocki Zelgel 5514 x 2 2 K' ' gp A 1 2 ..,, QQ ,A Q ff: ki x , g-1. 11 v Anal!-'A nW,.,, La W5 M. . ,W .fl -. , I . fy. I' if Q ,fi Anfng 1 A ' ' 5 ,' 'sf-iv 'ij 6 A ggi' 'eL ' 2 Q -fe bw ,,,,, .lff ' The Crushern Wrestling 'IV Mat Rats Wrestling At the outset of this wrestling season, Panther grapplers faced many obstacles. Their third new coach in three years brought his own.new philosophies and tactics to a basically inexperienced squad, and the success of the team seemed doubtful at the begin- ning of the season, however, under the leadership of Sal Gomez, Mark Heinly, Seiji Ishiguri, and Dave Witter, the team earned the pride of the school by the end of the season. -I.V.'s, following the trend of the Varsity squad, were looking bright with only one loss. Thanks to the guidance of Mike Stanley and Ron Carlson, BHS Matmen pulled through with a surprisingly good season i A K - M 4 L ep Sends Love .ww-w Loneliness is something beautiful with no one to show it to. Photo: Craig Gilmer ,......4--- vs 's. 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Debbie Deeg Santa Claus, Lorec Sutton QMiss Noel from Fairviewj and Laurel at the Boulder Day Nursery's party given by the Hremcn. ' ' ,,,. , we . Gem ,rw 'an ,w,f, 95 ,f -rf' f ' Barbie Reeves 1 '22 Christmas . . . the last day . . . assemblies, and assemblies, and classrooms filled with cookies and cake and drinks and music . . . peoplejumping, running, laughing through the halls . . . the courtyard caroling where everybody stood waiting for it to snow . . . Qbut there was none, and it didn't seem like Christmasj . . . chicken teriyaki, and abalo- nes . . . the power and the beauty of a hun- dred voices together sharing the songs which caught the mood of the day more than any- thing else . . . Santa Claus and Maribeth, wishing luck to Laurel as Miss Merry Christ- mas . . . and finally the relief of vacation, the hurried completion of projects and tests . . . it was all over, and a new year would soon begin. Christmas 192 gh . , ' Wil 55? Wi. i Second Semester RESOLUTIONS COMMITTEE: Charles Nilon, 'Paul Mijac, Chris johnson, Charlie Woodman, john Galvin, Mary Beth Bohan, and Andy Miller. Jane Trumble is not pictured. -,,is.., SOCIAL COMMITTEE: Len Hardin, Janie Weaver, 'Conny Smith, Vicki Shure, Bruce Forshayg Bruce Grossman is missing. 'desi nates chairm 194 g an Q 1' Q it ,XY P , wanna,-K, , ,W , , , ,, 1 4 -.-A-I-A., I EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE: Brad Steele, Mark Haus, Nanc Gustafson, fRob Hutchinson, Bambi Felton, Bob Hobbs, an Art Heafer. 2' YW One reluctant council member, Bill Green. Student Council 1 -. 45, i A i N 1 X K v' f X 1. ' T RELATIONS COMMITTEE: Stephanie SZO- BUILDING AND GROUNDS CGMMITTEE: Dave Pierce, Mike Sue Knect, 'John HCSS, Jim BFOOICS, Shelley Ruble, Graham, Reggie McDonald, Dave Logan, Jeff Culotta, Scott Allen, Griffin, Judy Carlson, 12111613 Beecher, HHCI Jim 'Kim Bean, and Eloise Heckendorn. Mary Watt is missing. Brian Lewis and Dave Mosley are not pictured. 'I :III ii IF! f CURRICULUM COMMITTEE: Elisa Brabenec, Vicki Houser, Sue Wilson, Kathy Roosa, Nancy McConnell. Lee Barbour, 'Mark Tidd, Stephanie Symthe, and Karen Schwartz. QHThe threejokers on the left are not in this committeeuj POLICIES AND PROCEDURES COMMITTEE: Goof Keyes, Diana Anderson, Lucerne Haynie, Scott Bell, Wally Tate, 'Ross Blackmer, and Frank Bucha- nan. Missing are Tom Brockriede, Julie Folkers, and Sue Willemson. 'designates chairman 195 nm 0 Photo: jane Trumble . 3' . f , , i 'l39?kf??i? , ' V L L . ,fz Nazi: 1 am , X Q af 'V ,, an s. ' -'fl ' , gn 5 A X 5 , . WWA V-13,4 ' Q -4 ra 4 A Q M tw xii! - sr' ' ,km iw, 5-App, 1' 'T l. 1 8 x fl - if W. 13' , . ' gk Q - . K' . b gg. A ,W ' V ' ii U!! I -A :hu .fri I1 . ,31,ie. ,., 'Q fn . f '-A' if 1135 ' 5 ' 1 'la .fuA4'gLxVI:'E 3K3iQl?27f?'ihZSfK'fTi5k9bTE1Kx,'',E1f5iXETiZ2h3rh f'?'TA' f,i,F.'215'H52655-if2i.f-IFKQESZ?' iWRHdF Mzf'45G7AU.fkE2?5k?U N421-: L55 U ' f - , -sw V an ,f ww- ,.. If You Could Read My Mind . 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They Jana West Craig Holdrege Colleen Waneka Patricia Macy Richard Edgar Jeff Bushnell Patty Krog Daniel Hanna Paige Utlaut Steve Aragon Gary Harms Janet Zemekis Richard Barger Julie Jeclamus Y i S Ted Bader, Valedictorian What Did You Learn In School Today? Paul Smith, Valedictorian Suzanne Wilson Tom Brockriede Dave Hass Paul Schumann Debbie Tancik Paula Chukoski Cindy Kientz Rick Bradfield Alie Bush Sandra Drexel Patrick Shay Barbara Reeves Deborah Deeg Lisa Braden 2 if ll VL z. ,V , V Wim? was X Amos Gottlieb Debbie Redding Cathy Robinson John Howe Travis Railey Colleen Murphy Joel Baker Mary Grupp Doug Grebe Steve Davis John Woolley John Hess Kim lessor Brachr Branham Debbie Booton Nancy Jo Ball Michael Getman Alan Morrissett LuAnn Roberts Merilee Meyers Dica Mason Roberta Frederick Benjamin Thompson Mary Catherine Timms Anna Abbott Edie Greenlee Dan Smith Elizabeth McGav1n Chris Stangoni, Valedlctonan That's a Good Q uestion Russell Teets, Valedictorian Cheryl Caldwell, Salutatorian QW A I an PG QQQ QQQ .. -JQ Ig gy Y J Q Q,-. ki el 1' X Q99 Qw B QL --.Q L x x 5.41 . , Sf '11, JH .. Q X-J U Elizabeth Abels Sue Adams Chris Allison Jon Anderson David Anderson Sue Anstine Steve Aragon Cindy Ardrey Jim Arlington aefff' Seniors up unlul,l Ni U W 'Q - A i7f.1. ! 2 1' ' Wpadpaa-. G- . , FA H? Q4 .Ig U- 3 l', 'i Dave Arneson Kay Arnold X -rx 1354 2 a . X f , ' gf r QQ 2' M3 Jeff Arriza Candy Arroyo Peter Arts Ron Axelson Ted Bader joel Baker Ro Baker Nancy jo Ball iw, ' ' ,V ,iff , A - ,k,, ' ' T2 f V. 47' X fi? J A ' B35 4 Nu cr ' I ' 5 X , B ',m. 3 f .fy 1, 1755 5 , ,f f f Av i 'ggi' I X xx f 1 1 , tg 'kr , M '1 X Nancy Sue Ball Becky Balster Valerie Basescu Lavern Neil' Barnica I told you I could do it . . . Susanne Bank Beth Beagle David Bean Paul Becker H Ben Barnet Nancy Beal Karen Beard janet Beecher N Barbara Berens Kevin Berger Denise Besson Karen Bircher 1 -1 F ln 1 M l Vickgglack '1 lx ,Vg Ross Blackmer Kandacc Blackwell A.. - ,. ' 'A lf' Kurt Blake 3 jon Blondeau Rosemary Bogcnschutz x .Q w ., ,L V 2,4-..-ng.,,?-lAjQgAg J jeff Brabenec 5' aww Janie Bomgardner Rick Bradfield Tom Brockriede Kris Broward Marti Boratgis Scott Brady Cathy Brockway Barbra Bourne Marg1e Brxght ' A 5 rr A ,sf- ,Auf Connie Brown O fi 1 'Y' Mark Brown Gary Bryant 40 was :.. ,5 :rd N 5 ,g Wm B x . PHIIICIH Brown Frank Buchanan Susan Buckley Laura Bruno Mark Buchanan Mary Bulik Jeff Bushnell 15311 'fm +L , I E Rita Byers Cheryl Caldwell Rick Caporale Martha Carlson S, ' :ii an ' I., Scott Carpenter Mike Casey William Cassidy Kathy Chandler V219 ffglffi-2' 'QP - oe' orb !. E 5 i , la., f 4,1 Paula Chukoski Jerry Clark Mary Clark Alice Clemmer Colleen Clifton Larry Copeland Roxie Coatsworth Nancy Coburn john Collins Dena Cook Leslie Cooke Cathy Cooley 213 iv 'fq - 'EK' rg ...::, f fl'-EQV A Jn, 111-5 5 in ::...- 1 - , 1:35 5' Q . n Pam Ehmke Lonnie Erickson Doug Fairbairn Carol Felton Robert Ferguson Diane Ferris Susie Fitch Jody Fitzgerald Julie Foikers '-. 1-m,.f, . , , f -f 4-,au if 7, fa 5 'J 1 59' + ' Q, , ,ff ' oe ,Wm ,in Q., fn M33 1, wg ZF? Q ' 1, Q i Q , , vi 5 45 in f, 1 1 MW if I I gla ,-,, V Q W as Y ' H, 35433 .qi-fm 1 ' f ' ll, ,J 'U X 53? A' 5 K , ,,4f 54 5 ja y . ' . A V Kiwi' 4 ii i g 1ie F F i,iee PA. .ggi Jw K .fr Y 1. V' -L . f Vs?- ew ,g . 2 J it 27' '5 ' MSS Q. . mu., K Q .44 on 'miie 'J XX Claude Forman Bruce Forshay Q in-'X Tom Fowler Terri Franchini Kay Frank Nicki Franz Bobbi Fredrick Lori Fredrickson Steve Fuller Elliott Fulton Dan Gableliouse Laura Gambill Dick Garrison Bill Geddes ,v ' Pam Gamble Annette Garcia Bruce German Mike Getman 5 ,ii 'I l' all Y ., 2, .5 ff fb! ft l f Beth Giesler Mary Gless jeffGold Labarder Gomez -1 1- Gordon Gondrezick Virginia Goodwin Pat Gourley Dave Gowen .Q Steve Goodhue Amos Gottlieb Diane Gowanlock Christine Graham I gg ' ,R Doug Grebe Mark Grayson Lonnie Graham Lynne Greenwood Jackie Grove Mary Grupp Tom Grater Pam Greenwood Mlchael T. Grunz Shlrley Grxego Martie Guinand Gene Haagenson Mary Halsted 5 If - x Maurice Habenicht Dirk Hanket Len Hardin ...nf I. IA jeffrey Hackenburg Dan Hanna Wendell Hardy Gary Harms '53 Q x l V a David Hodge Richard Hollinger AN 3 'Q ' 5' X 4 , ' Peggy Howard john Howe Dana Hubbard Gwen Holloway john Holloway 1 Randy Horton Lois Howard Cliffjohnson Kris Ann johnson Tom johnston Diane Hudson Rob Hutchinson Nancy Ingram Seiji Ishiguri Paul Jarvis Kim jessor Yvonne jirom Dave Johansen Brian johnson ' u K Dugan Mahoney jim Marlowe John Martinez Hidemi Matsushita 2 ' u, .fa .V , Ik, Chris Mains Terry Marsh Keith E. Mathers f ,iz -, mm jill Malmberg Randy Martindale john W. Marchant jr if ' I Ann Maurer Pat Macy Reggie McDonald ,bfi 4.x W Beth McCurdy Kyle McDonough Liz McGavin we Cathy McCurdy W Kevin McEIhaney Kathy McKay Mark McKean Patti Krog Vicki Kyle Chris Lampman Pam Lampman Sandy Lange Angie Langhart Randy La Rue John Lasley Mary Laurence Rita Leach Tina Lehmann Craig Leichner Tommie Leonard Doug Lieber Craig Light john Lind Dave Logan john Looney Robert Luna Tom T Lutz M jackie jones 5 V ' Laura Kaltenstein V 11 .W R 1 A 3 johnjukkola U ii . 4- K jeff Kandyba Greg Kellenberger Sara Keneipp Debbie Kennedy Beth Kerr Geoff Keyes X. n 1 f , Cindy Kicntz Betsey Kilpatrick ,lf e K 4 a Susan Kilton Kimberly Klein Sue Knecht Catherine Kneebone Mary Knobloclc Joann Kopina Kordcen Kor Steven Kraushaar .Ii if Teri McKeehar1 Dawn Mellor Beth Mercer Pete Messimer Marilyn Meyers Merilee Meyers Joan Michener Midge Miller Q 4? '9- f' wi ,,,-A-9 Colleen Murphy James Murphy Robin Mills Dave Minter Rick Moat Hal Mobley Steve Morris Melissa Morton Louie Moschetti Lisa Mykrantz Terry Neish Sarah Oerter Deanna Owens Barry Paddock Melissa Nickerson Steve Niehoff wml Q mar' RH kvF.w,,,,:M,,,,, er Margaret Nies Shelly Nitsch QA N. T2 ,ff I 14 fy A Gretchen Noble Joseph O'Donnell Eric Paddock Russell Page Wayne Pallas Blll Pappas Suzanne Parquette Loule Patterson fi Ap-,Q.,,k L . 5.2 4 wg' A ,, 5 -- .P -.ser-1 : 5-q ff fsfgr . elf, '-v-- - Yi Jayne Peters Rici Peterson John Phillips Bernard Pechacek ,Susan Peil Linda Perry Linda Pohlman Ann Poulton Cindy Powelson Stan Prentup Rick Prichard john Priest Tom Pringle Travus Railey Nona Rains The Kruder Family o Chris Reed Barbie Reeves Terry Richart Kevin Robb I can't wait for tomorrow because I get better looking every day. 5 Debbie Redding Alan Reed jenny Reeves Sharon Richardson Gwen Roberts LuAnn Roberts 'Q f: 'f - '- M1 J, 19.52 -'. -.-li kwin 1 . e 'ii Rick Roberts Cathy Robinson Kathy Roettenbacher Debbie R0dgCrS Gina Romeo jack Rook David Root Tim ROP!-Ir Karl Ross David Rowell Shelley Ruble Ken Sakamoto Alex Sammory Jim Sartor David Santerelli Jon Saunders y y11,f,y 9,1 ., V A' , ,, 4. J? Jean Sawyer Leon schielke Barry Schaile cafhie Schmidt ,, H, .,,f W, .lv ,A 4,,,v . Y ' -25,-, gf ,Y ,,.,: M, 1 ' in I I , ,Lf AEK 54 im, V ,5v:,ff. V A Q, Q But Mr. Robb, you're not my type! ,I s .l- Douglas Schwenn Bob Shxpley Paul Schumann Linda Sharp Rod Sinner I Brian Sjodin Karen Schwartz Patrick Shay Bonnie Sjodm 5' Debbie Skudler Cheryl Slaglc Dan Smith Chad Smith jeff Smith Paul Smith Connie Smith Nonny Smith Phil Smith 1 Roxanna Smith w I ,, l Vana Smith Bruce Somerville Doug Springer jay Sproul Lonnie Spanswick Julie Spear Steve Stewart Terri Stiles Dorothy Stacy Chris Stangoni ' jill Stokes Jody Stokes Larry Stoltzfus Marge Streamer Deanne Swanson Mike Taggart Debbie Tancik Susan Taylor Russell Teets Erich Thanhardt Ben Thompson jerry Thompson Sam Todd Greg Toll Maxine Tomaschoff Larry Thompson Joyce Thompson Llnda Thure Mark Tldd nw 2 Mary Catherine Timms Ned Tisserat N Misha Van Booven Dave Van Dore Heidi Vendel jim Tooley Tim Traibush Karla Tre mbour Ron Trickel Terry Tuthill Ramona Uppendall , I Gr if Leon Urbain Lloyd Urbain David Valentine S., ,sv we V N1 If gs eeeeeee if .lf bn G! My EX W K x .. X V, X S' Msiiia Z MEffYkviCkCf? ' Ciithy Vdjta Que Wfqlsh m .g,'tC011Q?D W3fQ?k?1 Bill Wfgfrler Nancy Wgrren E We ir .HUP Ng Cathy Weaver Janie Weaver Dale Weiss Henry Gilbert Welch HI 'in -., 5 W Tergssy Welsh W, Qharlqiste Wgmer Shegylwertz jafja Wegt ' x K -0... .G ,417 l imw Erin Wheaton Annie Whiting Stuart Widdoes Sheryl Wiggins - . .x,wmf.f,,m 5' 'fd ,Va .A-' ,. 'J' 4: 1 What a weekend . . . ! X 4f,Q.f1,, , A Bill Wolf Chris Wolf Lynne Wolfe Jim Woods John Woolley Dorinda Young V. ' -4 ze 94' Debbie Wilcler Suzanne Wilson Dan Winter x If Janet Zemeckis Bill Zierlein Bob Hamm Most Desirable: Sandy Lange and Vicki Kyle .fu 1' fx .Q L ..... ,I Q Qu. 52 Most Likely To Succeed: Paul Smith and Nancy Hitchcock Senior Personalities Most Friendly: john Hess and Laurel Haynie u Most Luvable: Mark Ticld and Martie Guinancl i I Lxif, L, V 'lxxw A 1 K X . N .. Best Smiles: Dave VanDore and Val Basescu Q H X V1 Senior Man and Woman: Earl Duncan and Gwen Holloway 1? 1 Most Votes All Around: Chris Stangoni and Elyse Dolph A Individualists: Amos Gottlieb and Mary Gless - Most Savage: Big T. Lutz and julie Folkers Class Clowns: jerry Clark and Vana Smith Best Personality: Eric Paddock and Martha Carlson Vodvil ,72 22 Catches This year's Vodvil went through some pretty bad conflicts trying to get off the drawing board. First, it was postponed a week after the basketball team was to play in State Tournament so that students could attend the games, and then there was the problem with the script. It went something like this: first, a mousetrap theme was used to tie in with the title, 22 Catchesg later, a humorous script, to be a take-off on the movie, Catch 22, was Written, but that didn't Work out either . . . Vodvil finally took place the nights ofthe Fairview- BHS faculty game, and the night of the donkey game, which took some of the crowd, but that's how it goes . . . The acts? Well, see for yourself-they were pretty good. The Owl Staff? Mighty tuckered out! , ffm, , fm.. ,eff , --H? A - ,C 11 4 ,. .3 571 'GJJQ f -1 f gfg ' fd' bf ,, H, M ,,,, k 5 i fm 44' if ' h ' ' Ph0f3f KAV' 'Q V 9 W, 1 I I M I - E T AJ' L lim. V 71 1-2 ? , - 'af '3' . . Q. in , W X W ' ,4 '11 x 4 A L 1 M, 1 Qu y s, is lima .91 R ,L,n 5,15 ' -za ' L' fwfefm. f .7:- QB' .,,,, 'iflfs m ' V H 'W . , , ,,,f , ' W I 2 L g W f f f V f -:n ' --: ,X ' ' 'Q' is 55 1-MPM www 'W A. 11.5113 .1 5 52 i .,f. , ., .. y,, nz' 1 k . VL.. L. . ,. '13 ' 'A 1 Fiddler On the Roof 5 Buh-buh dubba dubba dubba dubba dah Paddock as Tevye Tradition! 'KMatchmaker:H the daughters, Nancy King, Barb Reeves, and Debbie Geltman 254 Dancing with a girl? Debbie Geltman as Hodel and Jeff Shaf- fer as Perchik Choosing a husband-Val Ba- sescu as Yente and Nancy Coburn as Golde Tevye,s Dream -Frum ah Sarah played by Conny Smith To Life???,' i'Sabbath Prayer Tevye, Golde, family, and guests Far From the Home I Lovev Hodel's departure 255 flous5 n., pl. lice flis5 1. any ofa small wingless usually flattened insects, parasitic on warm blooded animals. The true lice or sucking lice which live upon mammals and suck their blood. The most common found on man locally: head louse living and attaching its nits, or eggs, to the hairs of the head. 2.5 Characteristics of the louse found in this area: 1.5 has capabilities to jump up to 30 feet, 2.5 has tenden- cies to lay one nit per head, 3.5 tend to look remarkably like dandruff, lint or any other minute white material found in the hair, 4.5 have remarkably rapid multiplication abilities, 5.5 tends to affect the brain, causing the vic- tim to feel severe panic, 6.5 warm weather may cause flare-ups especially around March 13, 1972. U . fffr 1 ffl! M E Q ,Wi IG favour A ,.,, 2 .5 ff .1 'itofaw ' ggi .gn LQ 5 QQ E'3'M?ml gfsiufi Q ss! ,Q 'QQ fad fl v. 'V , ,DN he Baseball Although baseball hadn't really gotten underway into its season when this was written, the team was already well organized, under the coaching of Les Wood, and putting in many long hours of practice. With seniors Blaclcmer, Bucha- nan, Schielke, Toll, Paddock, Sinner, Shaffer. Tisserat, johnson, and the talents ofunderclassmen Merino. A. john- I son, Helgoth, and August, the team was looking forward to an exciting and VICTORIOUS season. QGOOD LUCK, Bovssp First the agile fielder snags the ball .-s rr W' .f QF ei' .wo i a ,D E mov' ak, - Alright, who hid home base? And then heavcs it home. Out? By jove, he did it! I' Barry Paddock Mark Buchanan Greg T011 Gordy Gondrezeck also nominated, but not pictured upon personal request. W -. 1 A Q. . ' ,-.. - if v 44 'P-... V, ,7vMv I il, 1 f12Ef33qf3gi2+v 2Lg3Ti:f'f: -A, ...f,.r,-5.51 .., ,f-Fr 'V . ,Ai-41332.-. f-Q-',' F .':.f4vp..' Lf 'A qmoga J NM?-2 N - 7 w.,q..y,,, -45. . .ig- , -, + r H.-'1' f-- . -Tr? f'fw 4f5 . lrffv-fx f.4 .,,:L s A. Xdxo if .,. ggqt..-f' rv f .QW ,xx 44k'!+wr New ,r 4.,,,sk Photos by: Buzz Light Cathic Schmidt But you, children of space, you shall not be trapped mzggywsff' ' w X: .t ss f -, 1 .7-sag. fviq ' ,mkftvpw K 4-w ' ,rf gf' - wif Q -4 . 4- ' ' . ..,.. 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