Aspen High School - Silver Queen Yearbook (Aspen, CO)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1980 volume:

Dedication 1 Let Us Just Pretend Awhile; Think About The Good Things Now And Then In Memory Of Dan Van Domelen 1962 - 1979 2 We’re All In It Together The 1980 Silver Queen Aspen High School Aspen, Colorado We’re All In It Together 3 4 Seniors 8 We’re All In It Together 10 We’re All In It Together We’re All In It Together 11 12 We’re All In It Together We’re Ail In It Together 13 14 We’re All In It Together 16 We’re All In It Together We’re All In It Together 17 if 20 Student Senate Student Body President: Kurt Brend- linger Sponsor: George Burson Student Senate Members: Left to right. Top row: O. Westerlind. K. Nostdahl, S. Burton, K Brend- linger. C. Heldman, G. Greiner. Sponsor. G. Burson. K. Beidleman, Middle row T. Stubblefield. E. Brendlinger. P. Chilson, B. Howe. M Hall. Front row T Payne. M. Weissman, M Baxter. K. Bekkedahl. Student Senate consists of twenty members who are the class officers and three additional students elected by the general student body. Anyone who wishes may also enroll in Student Senate as a class which meets twice a week for the school year. Officers in the 1979-1980 Student Senate are: President: Kurt Brendlinger, Vice-President, Pete Chilson and Secretary Treasurer, Marshall Hall. A new constitution, Homecoming celebrations planning, and atten- dance at a Northwest League Meeting for Student Council members were highlights of this year’s Student Senate. Aspen High Times 21 Editor-in-chief: Leigh Thurber News Editor: Karen Lyons Features Editor: Hilary Lippman Sports Editor: Pete Chilson BuiuJOoawoH ZZ Pi 9 S' V Homecoming 23 24 FBLA FBLA. The purpose of FBLA is to assist young adults, enrolled in business programs, to develop vocational competencies, a sense of civic responsibility, and leadership capabilities in home, work, and community. FBLA is designed to be an extension of the instructional program and is an integral part of the business curriculum. — p VICA members: Lett to Right, Back row M. Skaeringsson. B. Benton. P. Eriksen, F. Kuen. T. Nichols. D. Dolan. J. Holmbeck. M Kelly. B Bergman Middle Row: J. Spence. B. Drake. S. Fitzgerald. C. Marlow. K. Connors. D. Halloway, Sponsor. J. Fisher. Front row K. Beidleman. G. Linza. J. Hall. R. Thuiller. E. Kuhn, Sponsors. K. Larson, L. Akiyama. VICA- Aspen’s Vocational Industrial Club of America consists of 23 members. It is a club for students enrolled in Vocational courses. All of the students are involved in one of the follow- ing: Cabinet Making, Automotive, and Health Occupations skills areas. FLBA members: Left to Right- Sponsors; D. Conaroe. A. Sundeen. K. Snyder. 1 G. Dietl. R. Goodhard. P Bonnett, S. Saghatoleslami. L Parry. C. Gamblain. S. Hoff. J. Gibbons. M. Bertholf. C. Farr. C. Edlin. C. Chilson. T. Pattee. G. Gerbaz. J. Snyder. 26 One Act Festival A TITILLATING TALE OF TERRIFYING TRICKERY, Written and Directed by B. Garton. Major roles played by: D. An- derson, K. Brendlinger, P. Chilson, J. Edmonds, C. Marlow, J. McLain, and S. Wilkinson. THE SANDBOX, Written by Edward Al- bee, directed by G. Greiner. The cast: K. Blomquist, P. Chilson, E. Shapiro, and H. Timms. The musicans, J. Aus- ter, and T. Rinehart. SORRY WRONG NUMBER, Written by Lucille Fletcher, directed by K. Dunbar. The cast: C. Heldman, K. Case, S. Vi- deon, M. Hall, M. Kienast, P. Chilson. M. Lipton, K. Blomquist, J. Francis, and B. Sinclair. ARA DE CAPO, Written by Edna St. Vin- cent Millay, directed by C. Lee. The cast: T. Bent, E. Brendlinger, K. Brend- linger, L. Karzen, and M. Thurman. The curtain opens.......The drama sea- son began with the One-Acts. These plays were a student effort, where stu- dents directed the plays, built the sets, and did all of the acting. Production of the one-act plays was headed by Heidi Roupp and assistant producer, student Maria Nazzaro. The remainder of the sea- son is expected to flourish as strongly as these four plays did! “Living people, humans, occupied with their petty occupations and small thoughts, know little of true joy or happiness .... Even the “I love you all, everything!” is realization and discovery as much as it is poignancy.” T.W. “This play is called OUR TOWN. It was written by Thornton Wilder and produced by the Aspen High School Thespian Society. In it you will see Amy Erickson, Edmond Shapiro, Jeff Edmonds, Bill Coleman, Karen Blomquist, Sandy Wilkinson, and many others too numerous to mention. “OUR TOWN. ” was directed by Bill Shore. The absence of scenery allowed the audience to use their imaginations. Attentive ears, as well as eyes, were needed to catch the message that was portrayed. 28 Thespians Did you ever think it is as difficult to be- come a Thespian as it is to become a good athlete? As a national organization, The Thespian Society sets a high stan- dard for its members. As of this year, there are thirty-three students who have worked hard enough to receive the need- ed points. Some students are still working hard to earn two points, while others still need all ten points. The soon-to-be Thes- pians gather credit by involving them- selves in the various plays and drama- oriented events. The whole student body is encouraged to get involved . THESPIANS; Lett to right, J. Babcock. K Beidleman. K. Brendlinger. C. Lee. B Garton. J. Markalunas, K. Butterbaugh, P. Parry, E. Brendlinger. C Chilson, L. Karzan, K. Dunbar. M Pausback, B. Sinclair. E. Smith. T. Rinehart, G. Greiner. C. Heldman, P Chilson, B Howe. SPEECH AND DEBATE: (Left to Right) K Anderson. K. Butterbaugh, C. Wiens. A Rose, E. Balke. P Galvin, B. Drake, L Karzen. G Greiner. Coach K. Lyon. P Chilson, J Markalunas. M Hall, K. Dunbar, C. Heldman, B. Garton, K. Brenlinger Under the direction of Ken Lyon is Aspen High School's Speech and Debate Team. The twenty students that participate prepare their sub- ject matters for the upcoming meets. There are approximately ten catagories from which to choose; some examples of these are: dra- matic interpretation, solo acting, ex- temporaneous speaking, original oratory, and Lincoln-Douglas de- bate. The students work on one speech for the full year, but usually end-up working on more. It’s a time consuming activity, but the students are quite willing to put in the hard work. Fall Sports Cheerleaders. Squad 1: Sue Videon. Jill Anderson. Stephanie Stapleton and Vanessa Bascom. Cheerleaders 31 Fall Sports Cheerleaders. Squad 2. Gina Lynch. Lon Kass. Lynn Jennings, and Kathy Wall. Cheerleaders + Convertibles = A Homecoming Float. Cheerleaders' Sponsor: Bonnie Wilkinson 32 Yearbook YEARBOOK STAFF: (Left to Right) S. Burton. K. Kelley. J. Gerbaz. M. Denton. T.J. Simpkins. Sponsor E. Scoofakes. K. Blomquist. M. Braselton. L. Caldwell. J. Snyder, M Wheeler. M. Hartman. D. Anderson. L. Schumacher. Sponsor B. Smith. S. Saghatoles- lami. B. Kelley. K. Klanderud. Eighteen warm bodies and two sponsors, with the help of many others, packaged the 1980 Silver Queen with a theme of “We’re all in it together.” There are approximately thirty steps to completing the average yearbook page — a process which gets more complicated with each touch. We hope you enjoy ours! ADVERTISEMENT EDITOR: J. Snyder UNDERCLASS EDITORS: L. Schumacher. S. Saghatoleslami. D. Anderson. M. Wheeler Yearbook 33 SLAVE DRIVERS: E Scoofakes, B. Smith. INTRODUCTION EDITOR: S Burton. SENIOR EDI- TOR: K. Kelley. PHOTOGRAPHERS: T.J. Simpkins. M Denton. M. Hartman. 36 Football Coaching Staff: P. DeGregorlo, M Kelley. W Clapper, J. Gib- bons. P Darragh. Varsity: R. Thuillier, J Hall. P. Popish. J. Spence. T Nichols. K. Connor. B. Garton, C Marlow. O. Westerlind, J. Clapper. Coach W Clapper. T Connor. S. Hopkins. C. Tache. J. McMahon. P Newkam. M Kelley, B. Holman. L Clark. T Saunders, Trainer M Kelley. K Brendlinger. B Wall. J. Callahan. D Wise, S. Fitzgerald. A. Arm- strong, J. Gerbaz, A. McMath. P. Kienast. Train- er P Darragh. S Marolt, P. Callahan. J. Colver. D. Lanter, G Reents. R. Grewal. J Bell. B. Cole- man. Manager C. Gamblin, J. Gile. M Marolt. C. Dicker. D. Newbury, Coach P DeGregorio. The 1979 Aspen High School football team dedicated its season to Dan VanDomelen, a former team member who was killed over the summer in a climbing accident. The season began with the largest number of players in four years. However, over half of the recruits had never touched a football before. Therefore the team was faced with a large training task. The season seemed shaky for the Skiers who lost their first four league games. But the team came back and ended the season with three strong wins. The Skiers finished with a four and four record, quite an accomplishment for the inexperienced squad. Voted all-league this year was Robert Thuillier, with Kevin Con- nor, Lance Clark, Jim Gile, Steve Fitzgerald, and Jimmy Hall receiving honorable mention. Goal Getters! Captains: K. Connor. R. Thuillier, J. Hall. Football 37 Volleyball 39 Freshmen: L Shuldener. D Hauer. A Reese. S. Braudis. K Stevens. S. Fitzgerald. J. Kass. L. Pollock. M. Hewey. coach: L. Akiyama. M, Weissman. P Bush. I Smith Motivation VOLLEYBALL RECORD Roaring Fork - Won Eagle Valley - Won Grand Junction - Won Palisade - Won Roaring Fork Won Glenwood Springs - Won Roaring Fork - 1st Tournament place Eagle Valley - Won Rifle - Won Rangely - Won Glenwood Springs - Won Rifle - Won Battle Mountain - Lost Meeker - Won 40 Volleyball Coaches: B. Maddalone. L. Akiyama Junior Varsity: M Baxter. P. Bruening. J. Rhinehart. K Clapper. L. Caldwell. L. Cipriano. S. Lohr. D Vreelmg, L. Shuldener. Manager L. Stutsman. S. Fitzgerald. T. Strong. G. Gerbaz. L. Johnson. C, Farr. L. Francis. J. Francis. Coach B. Maddalone. Pressure Points Volleyball 41 Aspen: Still Passin’ Captain: Jill Gibbons. Pam Bonnett. The Aspen Skier Volleyball Team experienced one of the best seasons in Skier history. The Skier s Varsity had a 15-3 record, and the Junior Varsity team had a 14-1 record. The Skier team finished first place in the league tied with the Battle Mountain Huskeys and the Eagle Valley Devils. The Skier team was blessed, through hard work and desire, with outstanding ath- letic ability shown through 13 strong varsity players. This reason is why the Skiers were rated 2 in the state of Colorado. Talent was extremely well bal- anced at the net for attacking and blocking at oppo- sition. Height was the Skiers 1 asset with 8 players 5’8 to 6'0”. The defensive players, setters, and spikers together, made the Skier season successful. This was only possible through team effort, pride, and ability. “Unity” was the key to the Aspen Volley- ball Team in 1979. X-Country 43 X-Country Team: A. Pausback. A. Richardson. D. Strong. J. Dalrymple. B Kelley. M Pausback. L. Pausback. Coach K. Chaloupka. K Klan- derud. E. Kuhn, C. Goss. P. Chilson. M Kienast, W. Mansfield. P. Eriksen. The cross country teams took as their goal becoming a strong running force in the Northwestern league. They met this goal with a small, but hard working and determined team. The boys finished third in a close league contest. The girl's team also provided many anxious moments fin- ishing just one point behind first place Steamboat at the league meet. Both teams also did well in state competi- tion. with the boys placing 19th out of 30 teams and the girls, 6th out of 10. Top finishers for Aspen in the league meet were Andre Wille, placing 3rd; Pete Chilson. 7th; Annie Richardson, 3rd; Anne Pausback. 4th; and Marti Pausback, 5th. Fancy Footwork 44 Basketball Varsity: J. Gerbaz. J. Ansay, J. Clap- per. T. Saunders. B. Block. Coach M Lantz. D. Farris. M. Kelley. R. Thuillier. J. Hall. O. Westerlind. Skier Action Captain: Brian Block. Coaches: Mickey Lantz. Herman Edel. The 1980 Boys' Varsity Basketball team began its season as a new team with only a few experienced players. Many of the play- ers did perform well despite their poor record. However, looking ahead to next year’s team, we ex- pect the current juniors to have developed their po- tential so that their 1981 season will be greatly im- proved. 48 Basketball Togetherness Junior Varsity: J. Rhinehart. Y. Kappelli. Coach D. Conarroe. Coach K. Kelley. K. Clapper. L Maxey. Manager J Babcock. L. Francis. B. Kelley. L. Johnson, C. Farr. J. Gibbons. S. Carlson. J. Myers. G. Ger- baz. C. Edlin. K. Crandall. Manager S. Hoff. Basketball 49 Varsity: Manager J Babcock, Coach K. Kelley, Coach D. Conarroe. Manager S. Hofl. S. Bru- cato, M Braselton, C. Farr, J Gibbons, S. Carl- son, P Bonnett. L. Parry, J Myers. D. Rosbeck. J, Gibbons. L Francis. K. Crandall Captain: May Braselton. Coaches: Dave Conarroe. Kelly Kelley. League Record Battle Mountain Won Roaring Fork Won Meeker Won Rifle Lost Glenwood Springs Won Eagle Valley Won Steamboat Springs Won Rangely Won Winning Women! The 1980 Girls' Basketball team went through the season like a roller coaster. Three early season non-league games dropped As- pen from the state rankings. However, thanks to aggressive de- fense, a total team effort, and the best fast break in Western Colorado, the girls began to establish themselves as the league leaders they had been picked to be early in the season. However, a tough loss to Rifle forced a two-way tie for the league champion- ship going into the league tournament. Coach Conarroe concentrated his efforts on developing and utiliz- ing the talents of the twelve varsity players to mold them into a championship team, while participation and learning was empha- sized at the junior varsity and freshmen levels by coaches Kelly Kelley and Shannon Stapleton. All three teams had successful seasons with the varsity looking toward the state tournament at the end of their league season. 50 Soccer The Soccer Team had a tremen- dous season this year, winning 16 games, losing 4, and tying 2. Aspen led its opponents by 2.3 goals per game, and ended the season with a total of 70 goals to its opponents' 39. The team was headed by Cap- tain Richard Pearce. Outstanding players were Drew Dolin, leading scorer, and fullbacks, Jeff Ste- vens and John Skajen. Kick It!!! SOCCER TEAM: M. Denton. B. Madsen, F. Mallet. I. Skajem, M. Thurman. C. Farr. E. Piel- stick. P Secrist. K. Dunne, coach: R. Moyer. B. Winde- muller. S. Menscher. C. Mac- Donald. R. Pearce. B. Hotf, E. Shapiro. M Buck. D Dolan. M Thorpe. T. Madsen, coach: D. Sax. E. Brendlinger. T. Payne. J. Stevens, B Murphy, J. Reese Hockey 51 Skiers Take The Ice! Hockey Team: M. Kelley. J. McBride, J. Kelley, C. Farr, L. Clark, T, Nichols. B. Bergman, Coach H. Kuhn, B Palazzolo, J. Gile, T Clark. A. Armstrong, J. Chase. S. Fitzgerald, K. Klanderud. K. Kelley. E. Kuhn, R. Pearce, Coach P. Whitmore. The hockey team this year was com- posed of a hard working and dedicated group of players. They faced a grueling schedule, playing all their away games in the Denver area, competing against Ar- vada. Highland Hills, Colorado Ice Arena, Littleton, University of Denver, and Colo- rado Springs. They also traveled as far as Salt Lake City to take third in a tourna- ment there. The team battled for second place in their league. Although usually considered a strong contender for the state title, the team was ruled ineligible because of the new fifteen-sixteen age limits. The team was coached by Pete Whitmore, Dick Kelley, and Heiko Kuhn and led by captain, Steve Fitzgerald. 52 Downhill Skiing Speed! v ♦ «• The downhill ski team starts its season early with dry-land training in the fall and ends in May with the close of the moun- tains. The racers, divided into A-G classi- fications, take part in about ten competi- tions; downhill, slalom, and giant slalom. They are coached by Jamie Nolton, Ben Hall, Phil Volkhauser, and Steve Murphy. Top high school racers are Tim Madsen, Svein Nostdahl, and Beth Madsen, who is a member of the United States Ski Team. Downhill Ski Team B Hoff. K. Greene. M. Brennan. W. Herndon. M Buck. B. Madsen. J. Skajen. G Goodnough, M Thorpe, S. Nostdahl, D. Wise. S. Marolt, M Marolt. P Callahan, S. Menscher, T. Payne. E. Brendlinger. B Windemuller, J. Callahan. J. Stevens, J. Reese. J. Gill. R. Marolt. Nordic Skiing 53 Do It X-Country!!! Nordic Ski Team: E Shapiro. A Paus- back, L. Pausback. M. Pausback. A. Richardson. C. Goss. A. Wllle. R. Marolt. mascot. The Nordic Ski Team began its training this year weeks before the first snow fell with a vigorous running schedule which included sprints and endurance workouts to prepare for the five to ten kilometer races in the winter. The whole team looked good this year in their competitions with other schools around the state, both in speed and technique. Coach Raoul Wille, a former member of the United States Nordic Ski Team, also had hopes to send at least three of the team members to the Junior Nationals Competition, including Andre Wille, a two-year veteran of the Junior Nationals. 56 Administration Administration 57 Top: Richard Lee. Superintendent. Ed Walton. Custodian; Rick Stephens. Custodian. Middle: Elayne Scoofakes. Librarian; Sarah Jurick. Library Aide; Gary Kreutzer. Library Aide. Ken Ransford. Custodian. I 58 Arts Math 63 64 Science 66 English Above: Richard Mischinski Eiayne Scoofakes Ken Lyon Mickey Lantz 68 Social Studies 72 Foreign Language Physical Education 73 Bonnie Maddalone Pete Degregorio Departmental Scholars: Yvonne Kappeli Peter Eriksen Alieno -vj 00 CD CD D O' (fi The joys of the summer are all gone today. The fun and the laughter are all packed away. Growing and changing when school has to start, It’s time to work hard for soon you will part. Changing like seasons For good and bad reasons; Leaving each other along the way, With memories that always stay. Some will go far and some will stay near, Growing and changing from year to year. Susan Saghatoleslami Seniors 79 80 Seniors Jeannene Gimini Babcock Seniors 81 Brian Block May Chism Braselton 82 Seniors Kurt Allen Brendlinger Zibby Harding Bush Seniors 83 84 Seniors Kaye Lynn Colony Kevin Kelly Conner John Clay Colver Seniors 85 Shelley Joyce Fisher Donald Michael Farris Amy Hayden Erickson Donald Robert Ellis 86 Seniors Bart Andrew Garton Jennifer Lynn Gomon Seniors 87 Roberta Lynn Goodhard Chester Arthur Goss 88 Seniors Jimmy Earl Hall Paul Joseph Hauseman Martha Ann Hartman Seniors 89 Brent Anthony Howe Emily Kenna Jurick Katherine Carol Johnson 90 Seniors Kurt Thomas Klanderud Laura Faye Karzen Seniors 91 Roger Anthony Marolt Chris Hugh Marlow Patricia Ann Pattee Laura Susan Parry Seniors 95 Marianne Pisano Dominic Louis Popish Martha Louise Pausback 96 Seniors James Purcell Jeff Reese Seniors 97 98 Seniors John Timothy Spence Julie Marie Snyder Debra Louise Strong Seniors 99 Robert Pierre Thuillier Seniors 101 Kathryn Ann Wall Andrei Colo Wide Sandra Lee Wilkinson 104 Juniors Class Officers: Left to right: Secretary. K. Nostdahl; Vice- president. E. Brendlinger; President. O. Westerlind. Sponsors: R. Lyon. M Lantz. Keith Beidleman Eric Brendlinger Cathy Butterbaugh Kristine Blomquist Mary Brennan Laura Caldwell Juniors 105 John Callahan Jay Clapper Gobby Dietl Jeff Edmonds Russel Chaplin Karen Clapper Drew Dolan Steve Fitzgerald Jim Chase Lance Clark Bert Drake Leslee Francis Laura Cipriano Morris Denton Kevin Dunne Peter Galvin 106 Juniors Jeff Gerbaz Rani Grewal Nancy Henke Jennifer Gibbons Marshall Hall Beth Hoff John Gill Barbi Hayes David Holloway Katy Greene Bates Hayes John Holmbeck 108 Juniors Paul Kienast Mindy Upton Gma Lynch Carole Lee Sarah Lohr Kamala Marsh Juniors 109 Julie McLain Karin Nostdahl Janice Rhinehart Andrew McMath Pat Parry Alison Rose Steve Menscher Annie Pausback Susan Saghatoleslami Heidi Norton Richard Pearce Todd Saunders 110 Juniors Katherine Schumacher Peggy Smith Jett Stevens Ole Westerlind Meg Schumacher Karen Snyder Kenny Stoller Jack Wheeler Joel Scott Brian Speck Terri Strong Connie Wiens Edmund Shapiro Stefanie Stapleton Mark Thorpe Tracie Wilbanks Todd Wilkinson Steve Wohltman Jeff Winagle Clement Wong Juniors 111 112 Sophomores Class Officers: Left to right: President. V. Bascom; Vice- President. K. Bekkedahl; Secre- tary. M Baxter. Sponsors: L. Livingston. B. Sluiter. Sophomores 113 Susan Adkins Vanessa Bascorn Shawn Boyd Andy Armstrong Karen Bekkedahl Kirk Brodhead Wendy Augenstein Jett Bell Leslie Brown Peggy Bruening Jill Anderson Margaret Baxter Kim Brodhead 114 Sophomores Mads Buck Sarah Carlson Kristin Case Donald Charles Sophomores 115 Steve Furniss Gina Gerbaz Jim Gile Sophomores 117 Lisa Markalunas Laura Maxey Susan Melville Elizabeth Miller 118 Sophomores Janet Myers Tom Payne Maria Nazzaro Bruce Poland D.J. Newbury Lori Pollock Svein Nostdahl Paul Popish Sophomores 119 Freshmen 121 Karin Bauman Shannon Bennett Thea Bent Raphael Ben-Yehuda Nicole Bertholf Heidi Braudis Stephanie Braudis Peggy Bush Pat Callahan 122 Freshmen Terry Conner Shannon Cutting Jon Davis Betsey Dempsy Christian Dicker Christian Dietl Brian Farris Randy Fitzgerald Jim Holman Kristine Jacoby Freshmen 123 Gordon Goodnough Debbie Hauer Traci Hawkins William Herndon Meg Hewey Julie Hoff Jill Kass Jim Kelley Ted Kelly Chris Larkin Stephanie Lull Beth Madsen 124 Freshmen Bill Madsen Sandy Maple Mike Marolt Steve Marolt Scott Mars Christie Reese Annie Richardson Jett Scott Peter Secrist Tracy Selinger Tony Palazzolo Dennis Smith Freshmen 125 Erik Pielstick Lam Pollock Kelsey Stevens Brie Stranahan Tricia Stubblefield Lance Swallow Julian Ulrych Bill Wall 128 Generosity Congratulations From TOMS MARKET 506 E. 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Best Wishes To The Class Of 198(9 THE HELEN KLANDERUD FAMILY } 142 Generosity ♦ ♦ BEER ♦ SUBS ♦ WINE ♦♦ ON THE SHADY SIDE OF THE BRAND BUILDING ACROSS FROM THE FIRE DEPARTMENT HOURS: 1 1 AM - 10 PM MONDAY - SATURDAY TAKE-OUT CATERING: 925-4670 Good Luck To The Class Of 80’ CONTRIBUTORS Generosity 143 P’Nuts Mrs. Judy Peavy The Hutch Opulence Jim And Kathy Snyder Grateful Thanks To: Aspen High Times Nancy Baxter Chris Chandler Jack Eckart F.B.L.A. Katy Greene Eric Helm Beth Hoff Mac Kuhlman Mike McAllister Doug Rinehart Lisa Valley