Boulder High School - Odaroloc Yearbook (Boulder, CO)

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hat Makes Boulder High: Intensit TEL! Before running in the BVPS Fun Run, Superintendent Pat Ryan nervously paces about the starting line. Complimentary massages, cooling Celestial Seasonings tea, and participation prizes followed the run. Ryan, along with 60 other runners, took home a prize. BouIder's intense highs came from the excitement of leaving junior high, entering Boulder High, and meeting new people, the satisfaction of successfully getting registration materials turned in and class schedules arranged, the pride of bringing home a good report card first quarter, the rapport between students and teachers as they learned together in AP English, the warm feeling -of helping others through the Key Club, the intimacy of Cub Dance, the school camaraderie during the Fall Fling, the friendly rivalry felt at the BoulderfFairview games, the responsibility involved in setting up a business in Junior Achievement, the careful planning for one's future incorporated into FHA and FBLA, the discovery in Anatomy that cats are much like humans inside, the glow of health exuding from the girls' basketball team after a hard practice session, and the great feeling of a job well done. 6 Opening Essay Paul McLaughlin fred shirtl and Clay Randall twhite shirtl lean on a fence to get a better view of the Coors Classic Bicycle Race. Mostly deserted by late afternoon, the cafeteria still provides a place for students to relax before going home.

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What akes Boulder H1gh ACt1V1t l'ibhglpk Not only a place to eat lunch, the cafeteria doubles as a student lounge and social area during all periods of the day. 8 Opening Essay August 31: Teachers, counselors, peer counselors, and administrators helped whip deviant schedules into shape at registration, some even staying past 6:00 p.m. Registration Headstart occurred earlier in the week and took care of paying fees, getting IDs, and checking out lockers. Students made admirable efforts to beat the system and stand in two lines at once. September 1: On the first day of school, students displayed their yellow N.C.R. slips to get into class, and teachers tried out the new, computerized attendance system, complete with chicken-scratched 3x5 cards. October 3 and 4: The Rolling Stones performed twice in Boulder. Tickets, 120,000 of them, sold in record time as did concert T-shirts. According to English teacher Kaye Folsom, I would have been able to eat out for days if you'd given me a quarter for every T-shirt I saw at school the day after the concert. The school year was not just a list of meaningless dates, but a year full of experiences and activity.