Boulder High School - Odaroloc Yearbook (Boulder, CO)

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Lose to hts s 'K' Choosing between passing and shooting, Keith Earnest tries for the points. JV ln the first contest against Fairview, George Stephens tries to convert a free throw into points. Although the cagers initially had high expectations for their first meeting of the year with their cross-town rival, the Panthers fell to the Fairview Knights in the contest, 60-51. The CU Events Center hosted the teams for the non-league game, in which senior Jeff Nock was the high scorer for BHS with 10 points. Senior Dan Walker followed with nine, sophomore Gale Gondrezick had eight, and senior Keith Earnest added seven. The Panthers led the Knights after the first quarter by four points 118-14l, but failed to outscore them in the remainder of the game. X I Lxx, C - rf r in I . ,Q 5 .-0, ' . Yi Dan The Man Walker takes a jump shot from outside the key. Boys' Basketball 23

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ln the season opener, the Boulder High varsity boys' basketball team had a 16 point win at home over the Fort Collins Lambkins. The Panthers' inside game dominated their scoring. Boulder led 39-28 at halftime, and from there on, it was completely BHS' game. Senior Keith Earnest had the game high with 18 points. Senior Dan Walker finished with 13, followed by senior Steve Haun l9l, senior Jeff Nock 181, sophomore Gale Gondrezick l8l, and Senior George Stephens C7l. A The season opener attracted one of the largest crowds of any home game this year. .vt . Q a .wi WA my 'b 1 Egrivla 4. H , The third quarter begins with an 11-point lead for the Panthers and a jump ball. 22 Boys' Basketball Panthers Smear Fort Collinsg . f 'till 4 T fig ,ITE N A ' f' If - ,s f. rv . at Q, xn- 1-vw'-A.-.. V w Senior Dan Walker goes up underneath the basket for a quick two points. Q. I' 'l :X On a tough defensive play, sophomore Gale Gondrezick attempts to block a Fort Collins layup.

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HThe Skin of Our Teeth , BHS's winter play, ran for three days in December. Peter Mayer and Karin King played Mr. and Mrs. Antrobus, the lead characters, and Jeanne Bonnett played Sabina, their maid. The play, by Thornton Wilder, took place in New Jersey from the Ice Age to 1942. It traced the Antrobus family's existence through the Ice Age, the Great Flood, and World War Il. At one point in the performance a set collapsed to symbolize a collapse in national security. When it opened on Broadway in 1942, the play won a Pulitzer Prize because of its humor and optimism. The BHS cast cited the reason, i'That humankind can endure beyond the latest threat of annihilation, for producing the play. They hoped to discover that survival is not only possible but worth the effort. 9,Q - Time Warp Tool for Play Susan Williams, Peter Mayer, and Karin King have a confrontation concerning family values. Pausing in her dusting, Jeanne Bonnett holds a discussion with an empty room. 24 Winter Play Valerie Norton scowls at her tea while Jeanne Bonnett, Liza MacKinnon, James Hill, and Nicci Hansen raise their eyebrows at an oncoming personage.