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

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1986 volume:

Dream While We May Table Of Contents Introduction page 1 Seniors page 17 Juniors page 37 Sophomores page 45 Freshmen page 53 Faculty page 59 Athletics page 63 Activities page 79 Senior Babies page 97 Advertisements page 103 Homecoming 1985 Homecoming 1985 was a memorable exper- ience for Aspen High. The week was full of festive activities beginning with Hat and Tie day. Senior Slave day. The 5km foot race (which made money for the winning class and Mountain Rescue), Hushbutton day, School Colors day, and of course the annual parade. The football game was not a win, but was exciting. The dance was held at Andre's and was a big success. Homecoming '85 was a time of our lives with a lot of school spirit. fVe will never forget the fun, excitement, and class competition The Best Ever!!! I W«0 MJt Woiiu Francesca Ardenti Morini La xjjsta e come un hbirinto non sai mai cosa ti aspet la dietro iangouo, e soprattutto non si e maiva pronti riceve re I'eventuaue cotpo di grazia! Sfido io chi wuoi che si aspetli di morire, menlre magari si a passan do i giorni migliori della sua vita! Robin Elizabeth Norway Appleton What we call Morals is simply blind obedience to words of command. Havelock Ellis 7 '4— (JM benjamin Joseph Ball A brief comment on life: It's short so live to the limit. Michelle Eve Burton Well we know where we're going. But we don't know where we've been. And we know whit we're knowing But we can't say what we've seen. And we're not little children. And we know what we want, And the future is certain. Give us time to work it out. Talking Heads Clinton Gallagher Burwell E Elizabeth Ann Cipriano L'essentiel est invisible pour les yeux, repelj le petit prince, a fin de se souvenir. Le Petit Prince 20 Nina Ingrid Jenny Martha Cassidy Don't let school interfere with your education. Mark Twain CA JUtx Jiebm Amy Beth Cranham Mr. Musk loves Detroit. Fenei Ia P. Dor e mus The grand essentials to happinc in this life are something to do, someone to love, and someone to hope for Joseph Addelin Julie Ann Elder The best, and most beautiful things in this world can not be seen, or even touched, they must be felt with the heart. Sally Daniels Dwight You'll never really know what I mean and Pll never know exactly what you mean. Mike Nichols Anne Elizabeth Farris High on this mountain, the clouds down below. I'm feeling so strong and alive. From this rocky perch, I continue to search for the wind and the snow and the sky. Oh I want a lover, and I want some friends; and I want to live in the sun. and I want to do all the things that I never have done William Ha I h sen Gal la her The concept of progres- acts as a protective mecha- thm to shield us from the teiWM lerbert l S21 Dune prvpkAx ) r ojoGAacth Analise Janique Hairabedian There s no point in getting where you're going if you don 't know where you are in the first place. Robert Smith. (The Cure) Anna Josaphine Gauba Hack bird singing in the dead of night. Take these troken wings and learn to fly. All your life. You were nly waiting for this moment to arise. Beatles Bryan C. Hamblin Its better to burn out than to fade away. L Jodi Roiane Gibbons There are places I'll remember all my life, all these places had their moments, with lovers and friends I still can recall, in my life I've loved them all. Beatles in UouaXlV' Megan Phyllis Hauter Why worry, there should he laughter after pain. There should be sunshine jfter rjin. These things Hjyc j I Ways been the sjme so why worry now. Dire Strjits Craig Johnston Helm Most jII the great thinkers are dead, and I am not feeling so great myself. John Michael Hojel Adam Goodrich Hewey So foul and fair a day I have not seen. You've got to have a gimic, and as a wise man once -aid, machine wash warm, tumble dry’, do not bleach. C- Dean Zeth Jackson If vou are damned if you do, and damned if you don't, do it. It is better to be damned and have something to show for it. Bruce Lee Johnson Wish you were here we're just two lost souls swim- ming in a fishbowl, year after year. Running over the same old ground, what have we found? The same old fears. Wish you were here. Pink Floyd Wish You Were Here Megan Ann Kashinski If I had my way If I had my way I would tear this old building down! Jerry Garcia Kurds Morly Kalinna You've gotta wanta do what you wanta do. 24 Christopher Lyal Keleher Greatness is a transitory experience. It is never consis- tent. It depends in part upon the myth-making imagi- nation of humankind. The person who experiences greatness must have a feeling for the myth he is in. And he must reflect what is projected upon him. This is what uncouples him from belief in his own preten- tions. Without this quality, even occasional greatness will destroy a man. Maud Dib JkJ— Julie Lynn Kerr When you're insecure go to zero, when you're cold wear a hat. Robert Palmer jlKouJU. Kaela Louise Klanderud We are the music makers and we are the dreamers of dreams. Willy Wonka Marshel Todd Kramer Margo Ann Kuehlman Today is the first day, of the rest of your life. (loach, 1 1. Nicole Mariani LaCioia Kerstine Marie Larson Life is: Love, Independence, friendship, endear merit. Nicole Leilani Lebby Through thick and thin, good and bad, the friends I made, and those I never had. No matter where our dreams take us, we will all be successful in the end. v lM U John E.V. Lavor Rachel W. MacCarlhy Here's your life. You're born dependently, taught con- ft's not the world we see, but how we see the world, formity. Die seperatley Who gives a damn! Nat ash ia Joel Mallory We dance continually; our audience drifts in and out. Kimberly Elizabeth McLain It was the best of times. It was the worst of times, It was the age of wisdom. It was the age of foolishness It was the spring of hope, It was the winter of despair. Charles Dickens A Tale of Two Cities 1859 Melanie Lynn Malone A friend is a push when you've stopped, a word when you're lonely, a guide when you're search- ing, a smile when sad, a song when you're glad. Adios, my friends. John Michael Markalunas I learned more from a Springsteen record, than I ever did in school. £hJLTC 'YYVQht Erin Lee McPherson You are never given a wish without also being given the power to make it true. Richard Bach Molly B. Mencimer Don't be afraid to do anything, but learn from your mistakes. Mark William Mitchell The desert wind moves the grain of sand, with the sand it moves dunes, and with the dunes the whole desert is changed. How are we any different than the wind? ZZti c Anne Marie Mink Experiences have a lasting impression, but words once spoken don t mean a lot now. f rU o Claude Werner Merkel Eric Nelse Moyes Let your key be the focal point through the passage of life and you will succeed. TXtL rr 7VmU6.----- Dee Ann Mueller If you can imagine it, you can acheive it. If you can dream it, you can become it. Derek David Oakes The reasonable man adapts himself to the world; The unreasonable man adapts the world unto himself. Therefore all progress relies on the unreasonable man. C. Bernard Shaw (We re all insane in someone's mind) Mark Andrew Mularz There are those people who hurry life and do things as soon as possible. There are those of us who take life as it comes and take our time when executing problems. In more common terms, one might say that there are those of us who drink the coffee and those of us who take time to wake up and smell it. Hod D. Nicholson Most of the trouble with most people in America who become successful fif that they can really and truly get by on B.S. alone. They can survive on it. Lisbeth Nancy Oden Yet knowing how wav leads onto way, doubted that I should ever come back. I shall be telling this with a sigh somewhere ages and ages hence: Two roads di- crgeJ m a wood, and 1-1 took the one less traveled by And that has made all the difference. (Frost ■ i Paul Patrick Palangi If you didn't care what happened to me. And I didn't care for you. We would zig zag our way through the boredom and pain. Occasionally glancing up through the rain. Wondering which of the buggers to blame And watching for pigs on the wing. Pink Floyd Kari Lynn Patterson How quickly one forgets the object of the game. Scott Andrew Poe He that embarks in the voyage of life will always wish to advance rather by impulse of the wind than the strokes of the oar; and many founder in their passage, while they lie waiting for the gale. Johnson PnZcsi- Christopher Stephen Pomeroy Without some sort of Rebellion there can he no jUpnge. Theresa Dawn Price With the intellect one perceives what the eyes have understood. i’U Arthur Conrad Reeds (Thor) Wendy Suzanne Price Ideals are like stars; you will not succeed in touching them with your hands. But like the seafaring man on the desert of waters, you choose them as your guides, and in following them you will reach your destinv. Carl Schurz Andrea Rieger After the fire the fire still burns, the heart grows older, but never ever learns. The memories smolder, but the soul always yearns. After the fire the fire still burns. Pete Townshend Mark Phillip Ronay You may find yourself living in a shotgun shack You may find yourself in another part of the world You may find yourself behind the wheel of a large automobile You may find yourself in a beautiful house with a beautiful wife You may ask yourself; well, how did I get here? Talking Heads Edward Francis Schmitt The farther backward you can look, the farther forward you are likely to see. Winston S. Church- Hill 'H tCLCUp 5 Melissa Jean Schappert Andrea Brunhilde Schloffer Do not walk in front of me, for I may not follow. Do not walk behind me, for I may not lead. Walk beside me, and be my friend. Lorezo Semple III Like a Steam Locomotive, Rollin' down the trad He's gone. He's gone and nothin's gonna bring him back, He's gone. J.C. Dave Edison Smith There are two wjys of spreading light: to be the candle or the mirror that reflects it. Vesalius in Zante Dasha Dorothea Stapleton I now want to know all things under the sun, and the moon, too. For all things are beautiful in themselves, and become more beautiful when known to man. Knowledge is life with wings. The Kahlil Gibran Sheridan Lawrence Smith Don't Dream it Be it. Rocky Horror Picture Show Love, Peace, and Granola Forever Joshua Grant Stevens Between the silence of the Mountains and the Crash- ing of the Sea There lies a land I once lived in and it's waiting there for Me But in the grey of the morning My mind becomes confused between the Dead and the Sleeping and the road that I must choose. The Moody Blues , ituuiuj icrjuhocMjLr Shelley Lynn Stonehocker V hat lies behind us and what lies before us are small matters compared to what lies within us. Ralph W. Emerson Mrs v _ S C bbrifr Diane Lynne Strong Nothing in life is free. You have to work for everyth- ing, and try even harder to become better in everyth- ing you do. 34 hkenflts afjyrwv Jtusnflj- Sharon Lynn Stumpf I may not be perfectly wise, perfectly witty, or perfect- ly wonderful but I'm always perfectly me. Troy Allen Thielemann He don't receive wisdom; we must discover it for ourselves after a tourney that no one can take for us or spare us, for it is a point of view about things. Erik Bern Tveite If you wake up with the sun rise, and all your dreams are still, as new, and happiness is what you need so had; So take my hand, child come with me, it's to a castle I will take you, well whats to be they say will be. Catch the wind see you spin sail away leave this day way up in the sky. And woa, the wind won't blow, we really shouldn't go, it only goes to show, that you will be mine, by taking our time. And if you say to me tomorrow Oh what fun it all would be. Then whats to stop us pretty baby, but what is and what should never be. Robert Plant 0 4+ ’ - William Christopher Vannice It takes love over gold and mind over matter to do what you do that you must when the things that you hold can fall and be shattered or run through your fingers like dust. Dire Straits Heather Lee Vicenzi Marc Colt Whitley Oh let the sun beat down upon my face, stars fill my dreams. I am traveler of both time and space, to be where I have been. I sit with elders of a gentle race, this world has seldom seen. Talk of days for which they sit and wait, all will be revealed. Jacqueline Yin Lai Wong Hope for the future (Jon t dwell in the past, live in the present, and make to day last. Pray for tomorrow, let your life live on. Hope for the Future 'cause yester- day's gon?. ' Kirsten Yaw Those who Uke rides on Rainbows and hear music from dusty violins know that life is a many splen- dored thing. Photos not availible Lisa Morris Amanda Michelle Jackson Carolyn Ann Quimby Marcus Kalder Taylor 36 Anne Farris- Sec tres., Kirsten Yaw- President, Shar- on Stumpf- Vice President. Juniors Na tosh a Badger Steward Balke I Matt AI loop Khaleelah Auten Pam Jones-Vice President, Erica Ross-President, Jamie Olsen- Sec Tres. Matt Bresler Dina Brendlinger Lily Bruton 38 Juniors Sleeping on the job. Bircljy Dodge Robert Donhn Lee Girgel Sjmjnthj Gjrton Brooks Fjllin Robbie George Juniors Getting dish-pan hands. u Lisa Hill Pam Jones 40 Juniors Studying hard. Stephany McLain Jill Meskin Rjndy Metz Cinnamon Moore Melanie Mount Klaus Obermeyer 41 Juniors John Rossi Susan Royer The cutest American couple. Ron Ryan Vance Satropa 42 Juniors Kelly Simpkins B.G. Stuart Bhke Tippett Billy Spy child Melissa Stone Carrie Stong Mike Tache Scott Voorhies Theresa Teague Gaby Weimann Damon Threet Josh Wein wroth Rasch Young Jeff Zimmerman Sophomores Jody Baer Wendy Bagiev Sandy Ault Rachel Babb John MacKenzie-President, Hecht-Sec Tres. Erica Balderson I me lie Behne Aaron Brown Laurel Carini Joe Carlson Kathy Cipriano Cassie Crosby John Crosby 46 Sophomores Ashley Dodge Morgan Fields Travis Garcia Stacia Garwood Nathan Hanson I u 47. Last minute typing. Heather Harlan Nikos Hecht Sophomores Bonnie Helm Bo Helmich Troy Hojel Julie Johnson David Kashinski Roger Kuhn John MacKenzie Nathan Maddalone 43 Boredom to the highest extreme. J.P. Martin Evelyn Mayritsch Sophomores Christina O'Toole Jeremie Oates Tad Osborn Jackie Parker Sophomores Melindi Prill Mix Reyes Why ire you tiking my picture? Brym Schilling Mit Schlumberger Johmn Stoeckl Christini Schloffer 50 Sophomores Shonna Stonehocker Heather Stong Julie Stumpf Colleen Sullivan Derk Torin us Tina Tveite 51 Jill Van nice Jessie Vare Tai Vare Angelica Walss 52 Stefanie Williams In Memory Of Troy Gross Troy Gros Troy Gros, a Freshmen at Aspen High School this year, was a happy outgoing person. He lived his life not caring what others said about him, and Troy tried to live life to the fullest. He was a good friend to many of the students at Aspen High School. Whenever there needed to be a shoulder to lean on, or when a friend was needed to talk with, Troy was there to help. His life tragically ended on the night of November 19, 1985. It was a great shock to the entire student body at Aspen High. We will all miss Troy very much, but we will remember the good times. Fredericka Alderfer Lisa Allen William Bailey Tiffany Bateman Brian Baxter Eric Budreau Nancy Callahan Anne Carlson Jason Carter Katie Colley Piper Daily Taletha Derrington Jeremy Dorfman Sabrina Dreffer Chris Durham Marla Folbe Stephanie Garwood Ashley Gilbert Joshua Goldman Molly Gorsuch Lisen Gustafson Adrine Hairabedian Christopher Harrison Shelby Hill 55 Donald Hillmuth Laurel Holstein Eric Horn Melanie Hughes Margaret Jandegian Jan Jennings William Johnson Jessica Jordan Hem la I Kafle Matthew Kalkowski Todd Kidder Robert Kienast Heidi Kopp Erin Lebby Trishka Lemos Michael Lyons Michelle Meeker ’Meredith Meskin Amy Miller Allison Mink Tony Moss Michael Mount Sasha Nelson Tom Osborn 56 Ami Price Anita Rayburn Johanna Riley Katherine Riley Alesia Rupert Rome Ryan Victor Russi Richard Sauer Theodore Schultz Katie Secrist Bobby Seebohar Jessica Simpson Tanya Simpson Sean Smiddy Derek Smith Terry Smith Karin Stoeckl Todd Theilemann Eli Treibick Jalayne Vickers Katrina Weimann Ross Ziets 57 A dministra tion Larry Parsons, Principal Patty Jones, Darcy Bradley, Jodie Bay Sally Smyth, Karen Angus English Mike Christopher Andy Popinchalk Bob Simons George Wilkes Science Foreign Language Vocational Education Abbie Duroux John Fisher Don Dillon Bill Kluchko Heidi Roupp Ken Larson History Music � George Burson Kirk Gregory Kathie Burson Nell Goldburg Judy Wrigley Math Physical Education Susan Sanchez Special Education Charlie Stonehocker Business Janitors Bonnie Maddalone Pauline Pedersen Dave Conar roe Bob Keenan Coaches Girls This years Skier's Volleyball was once more suc- cessful. The team motto: Bump it. Hit it, Spike that ball. Aspen Skiers want it all, was exactly how their season went. The season record was 14 wins and 6 losses. The Skier's placed second in both the NWL and Sub-District Tournament. The team should have been able to go to state, with their second place win in the Sub-District Tournament, but missed out because Eagle Valley had won all their league games. Melanie Melone and Janene Caldwell made All-State and Dana Glore and Melanie Mount re- ceived Honorable Mention. It was a good, tough season. Top row: Bonnie Maddalone. Bottom row: Debbie Dil- lingham, Leon Fell. Seniors Captains Top row: Sharon Stumpf, Melanie Malone, Franceska Morini. Melanie Malone. Janene Caldwell. Second row: Anne Mink, Jody Gibbons. Bottom row: Dasha Stapleton. 64 Volleyball Varsity Top to bottom, left to right: Leon Fell, Debbie Dillingham, Bonnie Maddalone, Melanie Malone, Janene Caldwell, Da- sha Stapleton, Bonnie Helm, Jodi Gibbons, Ayn Mink, Jamie Olson, Ashley Dodge, Kristine Hickman, Melanie Mount, Dana Gloor, Connie Hamlin, Lisa Hill, Melissa Stone, Shar- on Stumpf, Amy Coolidge, Emily DeYoung. Junior Varsity Top to bottom, left to right: Leon Fell, Debbie Dillingham, Tally Baxter, Sharon Stumpf, Ashley Dodge, Lisa Hill, Eve- lyn Mayritch, Emily DeYoung, Dina Brendlinger, Wendy Bagiev, Devon Schiller, Amy Coolidge, Susan Royer, Connie Hamlin, Franceska Morini, Stacia Garwood, Jackie Parker, Julie Stumpf, Gaby Weimann, Melissa Stone, Erika Ross, Bonnie Helm, Heather Marshall, Jamie Olsen. Freshmen Top row: Bonnie Maddalone, Leon Fell, Taletha Derrington, Sasha Nelson, Shelby Hill, Allison Mink, Sharon Stumpf, Debbie Dillingham, Middle row: Stephanie Garwood, Me- lanie Hughes, Adrine Hairabedian, Piper Daily, Anita Ray- burn, Katie Cooley, Bottom row: Anne Carlson, Karin Stoeckl, Katie Secrist, Heidi Kopp, Meredith Meskin. 65 Boys Volleyball Top Row: Merc Whitley. Pet Pelengi, Erik Tveite. Clint Burw'll, Bruce Johnson. Bottom Row: Jeff Zimmermen, Micheel Mount. Aden, Hewey, Chris Douglas. 67 Top Row- Mike Tache, Barclay Dodge, Mat Schlumberger, Wilt Gallaher, John Markalunas, Dave Smith, Mark Mitchell, Tad Osborne, Brooks Fallin, Middle Row- Joe Carlson, Greg Meats, Terry Smith, Bobby Williams, Derk Torinus, Nathan Hanson, Chris Durham, Robby George, Jesse Miller, Bottom Row- Bryce Combs, William Bailey, Jason Slaver, Sean Smiddy, Joshua Goldman, Richard Sauer, Jeremie Oates, Carl Collier. F Backs and Ends- Derk Torinus, Nathan Hanson, Wilt Gallaher, Jason Slaver, Sean Smiddy, Joshua Goldman, Jesse Miller, Bot- tom Row- Greg Meats, Mike Tache, Joe Carlson, Robby George, Richard Sauer, Brooks Fallin, Terry Smith. Seniors- Mark Mitchell, Dave Smith, Wilt Gallaher, and John Markalunas. Coaches- Willard Clapper, Mike Dalrymple, and Pete De Gregorio. Football 1985 Aspen 6 Basalt 7 Aspen 14 Steamboat 20 Aspen 0 Glen wood 22 Aspen 14 Meeker 18 Aspen 24 Eagle 43 Aspen 7 Rifle 40 Aspen 6 Craig 16 The 1985 Aspen High School Football Team was small this year with a large amount of freshmen and only four seniors. Coach De pulled the team out of the league which was disappointing, but felt to be in the best interest of the team. The team was as strong as they could be with their inex- perienced players. They didn't win any games this season, but they played tough and made it one year full of exper- iences they won't forget. The seniors tried hard to support the team and help make the younger players better. They never gave up hope and influenced the younger players greatly. It is hard to keep motivated when vou don't win any games, but they pulled it off until the end of the season. Cross Country Top Row- Mitt Kalkowski, Anna Gauba, Alena Gauba, Annie Farris, Kaela Klanderud, Sarah Tarkinton, Middle Row- Andre Kuhn, Bob Donlan, Travis Garcia, Ed Schmitt, Natalie Ward, Tom Osborn, Bottom Row- Peter Auster, John Mackenzie, Margo Kuehlman, Chris Keleher, Joe Pausback and Coach George Burson Ten men and seven women ran on the 1985 cross country teams. During the season the team ran in eight races, including the Bolder Boulder. Both teams had successful seasons: The women were 2nd in the Northwest League Championship, 1st in District Qualifying meet, and 4th at the State Championship. The men were 3rd in the League Championship, 2nd at District, and 7th at State. 70 Soccer Top row: Jennifer Carter, Bryan Schilling, Scott Poe, Vance Satrapa, Troy Theilmann, Pat Palangi, Josh Stevens, Marc Whitley, Clint Burwell, Lo Semple, Bruce Johnson, Garret Brandt, Middle row: Jason Carter, Dan Mill- er, Scott Voorhies, Craig Helm, Jessie Vare, Fenella Doremus, Natalie Gets- chel, Adam Hewey, Natashia Mallory, Rachel McCarthy, Bottom row: Todd Theilmann, Michelle Meeker, Jessica Jordan, Johann Stoeckl, Julie Royer, Lisen Gustafson, Sally Dwight, Heidi Anderson, Eric Helmich. The Aspen Soccer team had a relatively good season under the coaching of Don Sax and Sue Grest. They finished off the season with a record of 13-2-1 outscor- ing their opponents by a margin of 70-14. Aspen fin- ished second in the all Male Western Slope Tourna- ment, after a grueling loss to Rifle, and they won the Western Slope Co-Ed Tournament. Top row: Vance Satrapa, Troy Thielmann, Pat Palangi, Josh Stevens, Marc Whitley, Clint Burwell, Lo Semple, Bruce Johnson, Garret Brandt, Bottom row: Scott Voorhies, Craig Helm, Scott Poe, Adam Hewey, Natashia Mallory, Heidi Anderson, Rachel McCarthy. 71 TOP: Michael Lyons, Coach Gregory, Terry Smith. BOTTOM: Jason Slaver, Richard Sauer, Sean Smiddy, Ross Ziets, Christopher Harrison. TOP: Carl Beyer, Coach Beyer, Coach Barrett, Ron Ryan, Jeff Zimmer- man. MIDDLE: Erich Helmich, B.G. Stuart, Barclay Dodge, Trent Burkholder, Tad Osborn. BOTTOM: Travis Garcia, Oliver Whitcomb, Jesse Miller, Bo Helmich, Morgan Fields. TOP: Marc Whitley, Bruce Johnson, Troy Thielemann. TOP: Coaches Kirk Gregory, Mick Bennett, Martin Barrett. TOP: Coach Bennett, Carl Beyer, Trent Burkholder, Jef Zimmer- man, Coach Barrett. MIDDLE: Tad Osborn, Barclay Dodge, Jason Perrin, Ron Ryan, B.G. Stuart. BOTTOM: Vance Sartopa, Marc Whitley, Troy Thielemann, Bruce Johnson, Erich Hel- mich. 72 Basketball Girls TOP: Coach Kelly, Sam Carton, Melanie Mount, Susan Royer, Ashley Dodge, Coach Conar roe. MIDDLE: Anne Carlson, Shelby Hill, Erica Balderson, Shonna Stonehocker, Wendy Bag ley. Michelle Meeker, Holly Da hi man. BOTTOM: Tanya Simpson, Jalayne Vickers, Melanie Huges, Jeff Conarroe, Christina Schloffer, Marla Folbe. TOP: Susan Scheer. MIDDLE: Lisa Di Sabatino, Nathalie Gerschel. BOT- TOM: Dina Brendlinger, Amy Coolidge, Pam Jones, Jennifer Weissman, Devon Schiller. Coaches Kelley Kelley and Dave Conarroe. TOP: Coach Kelly, Jeff Conarroe, Coach Conarroe. SEC- OND ROW: Ashley Dodge, Erika Ross, Janene Caldwell. THIRD ROW: Emily E)eYoung, Tally Baxter, Melissa Stone. BOTTOM: Lisa Hill, Tina Tveite, Heather Mar- shall, Shelley Stonehocker, Dana Gloor. CAPTAINS Lisa Hill and Shelley Stonehocker. TOP: Coach Kelly, Amy Price, Allison Mink, Coach Conarroe. MIDDLE: Taletha Derrington, Johanna Riley, Tanya Simpson, Katie Riley, Jalayne Vickers. BOTTOM: Melanie Huges, Piper Daily, Michelle Meeker, Marla Folbe. 74 Basketball Alpine Skiing Top Row: Jeremy Ostes, Wilt Gs I Is her, Joe Csrlson, Scott Poe, Pst Pslsngi, Mst Bresler. Bottom Row: John Msckenzie, Kstie Secrist, Lisen Gust sfson, Anits Rsyburn, Ksren Stoeckl, Bill Johnson. 76 Nordic Skiing (Left to right): Natalie Ward, Margo Kuehlman, Nancy Callahan, Simone Bender, Anne Farris. (Left to right): Roger Kuhn, Andre Kuhn, Coach: Raoul Wille, Peter Auster, Joe Paus- back. The Aspen Nordic Ski Team enjoyed a successful season! The team traveled throughout the state competing in Junior Olympic Qualifier races to send racers to the national competition in Royal Gorge, California. Hockey Top row: Bhke Tippett, Bobby Kearsey, Matt Gorsuch, Mat Schlumberger, Hod Nicholson, Bottom row: Derk Torinus, Trent Burkholder, Justin Alderfer, Robbie George, Brooks Fallin, Not pictured: goalie: Eric Budreau, coaches: Even Benning, Jeff MacGloflin. This year the team did not have much depth. It was a very young team. For the number of players we had, the team did quite well in the league, we came out with a winning season and a spot in the state playoffs. The team was lead by Hod Nicholson and Bobby Kearsy and with the skill of the players they will have a bright future. The season ended with 11 wins 7 loses, and 1 tie. National Honor Society Left To Right: Jjmie Oken, Erika Ross, Nicole Lebby, Jill Meskin, Theresa Price, Cinnamon Moore, Robert Orman, Wendy Price, Troy Thielemann, Almeria Percival, Karen Angus (Advisor) National Honor Society members are selected according to academic achievement, character and leadership quali- ties. The members must have a 3.5 grade point average or higher. They are honored each spring at an all-school assembly and luncheon where their parents are invited. It is a prestigious organization and an honor to be cho- sen. 80 Student Senate Top Row Left to Right: Rich Sauer, Sam Girton, Pam Jones, Erika Ross, George Wilkes (Advisor), Jamie Olsen, Theresa Price, Troy Thielemann, Robert Orman, Ben Ball, Nickos Hecht, Bottom Row Left to Right: Sean Smiddy, Jackie Wong, Theresa Sullivan, Robin Appleton, Andrea Schloffer, Wendy Price, Natalie Gerschel, Brian Keleher, Bo Helmich The Aspen High School Student Senate, under the leadership of Marc Whitley, Student Body Presi- dent, has accomplished many feats through the school year. They have organized homerooms to help make the student body more involved in the activities that occured. And of course organized the most successful homecoming the High School has had. Brian Keleher- Vice President, Marc Whitley- President, Troy Thielemann- Treasur- er Secretary. Yearbook Left to Right: Minhill Brown (Advisor), Andrei Schloffer, Nicole Lebby, Shiron Stumpf, Cirret Bnndt, List Cipritno, Julie Elder Not Pictured: Andrei Rieger, Mirk Romy, John Mirkilums, Mirk Mulirz. 82 This year's Silver Queen staff was very small and worked hard to put out the very best yearbook possible. Despite the smallness they managed to meet their deadlines, while at the same time learning the ends and outs of the publishing business. The yearbook is meant to bring back memories, old friends, and the school year be- hind us. Journalism Top Row Left to Right: Diane (Advisor), Bottom Row Left to Strong, Jeff Kirk, Theresa Sullivan, Chris Keleher, Kelly Simpkins, Damon Threet, Right: Anne Mink, Meagan Kashinski, Melinda Prall, Brian Keleher, Ed Schmitt David Oaks, Marshall Brown The Aspen High Times bustled with activity from September through June publishing the paper as fre- quently as they could meet deadlines. The reporters combed the school for news and not much missed their watchful eyes. Mr. Brown is the teacher who sponsors the class. Chris Keleher- Editor, Theresa Sullivan- Editorial Reporter, Diane Strong- Assistant Editor 83 FHA HERO FHA HERO stands for Future Home Makers of America, Home Economics Related Occupations. The club helps in society, leadership skills; and how to be responsible for themselves. It trains the students for all walks of life. Top Row: Holly Dahlman, Ami Price, Katrina Weimann, Abbie Duroux (Advisor), Andrea Schloffer, Bottom Row: Connie Hamlin, Dina Brendlinger Andrea Schloffer-President, Holly Dahlman-Vice President, Ami Price-Secretary, Katrina Weiman-Treasurer. Thespians Left to Right: Adjm Htwty. Uurtl Cerini. John Levor, Brien Keieher, Bred Moore, Demon Threet, Robin Appleton, Deen Jeckson, Therem Price, Mark Mitchell Thespians, are an internationally recognized organi- zation of student actors and actresses. Meeting fre- quently, they experienced an all time level of partici- pation. Members have to maintain a standard of excel- lence in dramatic arts in order to qualify and join. 85 Band Bottom row: Bill Kluchko (Advisor), Mike Mackenzie, John Mackenzie, Jeremy Verhye, Chuck Gubser, Top row: Chris Douglas, Frederica Alderfer, Melissa Stone, Bo Helmich, Kaela Klanderud, Sharon Stumpf, Julie Elder, Travis Garcia, Taletha Darrington, Scott Rienhart, Tad Osborn, Erin Lebby, Nancy Callahan, Steve Gubser, Chris Pomeroy, Rich Sauer, Derek Smith, Chris Durham, Dawn Lively, Chris Keleher, Clint Burwell. The Band members worked hard this year preparing for their winter and spring con- certs. In preparation, they did a lot of marching under the direction of Bill Kluchko. They also worked with the Glen- wood Springs, Basalt, and Carbondale bands for a combined concert. Eight mem- bers of the band were selected for the North-West Honors Band. They were: Sharon Stumpf, Julie Elder, Clint Burwell, Chris Keleher, John MacKenzie, Charlie Gubser, Travis Garcia, and Telit ha Dar- rington. Top row: Charlie Gubser, John MacKenzie, Chris Durham, Travis Garcia, Rich Sauer, Chris Pomeroy, Scott Rienhart, Tad Osborn, Chris Douglas, Bo Helmich, Nancy Callahan, Dawn Lively, Derek Smith, Sharon Stumpf, Chris Keleher, Clint Burwell, Bill Kluchko (Advisor), Bottom row: Steve Gubser. 86 Choir Top Row: Brian Keleher, Adam Hewey, Chris Douglass, Josh Goldman, Ross Ziets, Todd Thielemann, Eric Budreau, Jason Slaver, Middle Row: Chris Keleher, Travis Garcia, Rachel Babb, Jackie Wong, Kai Melville, Will Bailey, Jennifer Carter, Dave Smith, Colleen Sullivan, Sean Smiddy, Bruce Johnson, Terry Smith, Clint Burwell, Bottom Row: Melanie Malone, Mark Mitchell, Ana Gauba, DeeAnn Mueller, Don Dillon (Advisor), Jalayne Vickers, Jennifer Weissman, Laurel Carini, Jessica Dennison, Natalie Ward, Stacia Garwood, Ashley Gilbert, Roselle Defonseka, Evelyn Mayritsch. Not Pictured: Sharon Stumpf The Choir worked hard all year until April preparing for tour to California. They sang at several schools and amusement parks. Such as: DisneylandSea World, Knott's Berry Farm, and Seven Flags. They also did a valley tour to schools between here and Grand Junc- tion in March. They were very busy and had a great time this year. 87 DECA Left to right: DeeAnn Mueller, Marshall Brown (advisor), Natashia Mallory, Erik Tveite. Distributive Education Clubs of America teaches stu- dents about marketing concepts. Along with their study of businesses, marketing trends, research, pric- ing, distribution, selling, and management, they trav- el to meets and conventions. FBLA Top Row: Holly Anderson, Natasha Badger, Bill Spychala, Julie Elder, Kim McLain, Bottom Row: Dave Conarroe (Advisor), Stephanie McLain, Janene Caldwell, Shelley Stonehocker, Diane Strong Future Business Leaders of America is an organization which helps its members develop leadership skills in business. They succeed in keeping the school store and pop machines stocked for their fund raising projects. Speech And Debate The purpose of Speech and Debate is to enable students to improve their speaking in front of a large group. They compete against students from other schools. There are six catagories the members participate in: Interpretation of Drama; Interpretation of Poetry; Interpreta- tion of Humor; Duet Acting; extemporary Speech, and Original Oratory. The true talent of the student is expressed in these events. In the debate area, there is two categories: Cross Examination, and Lincoln Douglass Debate. 90 Top to Bottom: John Lavor, Damon Threet, David Oaks, Dean Jackson, Marc Whitley, Theresa Price, Laurel Carini, Rachel Babb, Adam Hewey, Kai Melville, Cinnamon Moore, Jennifer Carter, Wendy Price, Brad Moore (Advisor), Ashley Gilbert VICA Top Row: Hod Nicholson, Mike Hojel, Claude Meckel, Kenny Carpenter, John Fisher (Advisor), Chris Pomeroy, Bottom Row: Ken Larson (Advisor), Kris Andrews, Will Vannice, Kevin DeCarlo, Molly Mencimer, Craig Helm, John Kienast, Eric Moves, Marc DeCarlo Vocational Industrial Clubs of America's students partici- pate in state and district conferences and workshops. They are taught leadership skills which include business, public, speaking, and job interview skills. Each year the Olympic Skills Contest is held and students compete with each other. When not in competition the VICA class use practical ap- plication to increase their knowledge of automechanics. 91 Snow 92 The memories of Snow Week will stay with us at AHS. It was a great week for all the students of Aspen High School. The week featured Beach Day, Woodstalk Day (60's), and Color Day. The Cheerleaders sold carnations during the week and ended the week with a pep rally that everyone enjoyed. The students and faculty of AHS won't forget that week of a Rock and Roll Fantasy . Week 1986 93 AImeria PercivaI as Alice Aberdeen Lauren Berley as Helen Aberdeen Mark Mitchell as Douglas Aberdeen Amy Miller as Alexandria Jason Slaver as Tim Jennifer Carter as Beth Billy Spychala as Samuel Julie Royer as Chris Vetrano Kaiulani Melville as Jill Peters Adam Hewey as Bill Thompson Anna Cauba as Jan Fujara Wendy Price as Gloria Kurtis Kalinna as Joe Driggs Laurel Carini as Freddie Jackie Wong as Peg Dasha Stapleton as Shelia John Lavor as George Jeremy Dorfman as Joel Reems Theresa Sullivan as Marge Theresa Price as Gertrude Laurel Holstein as Babbie Dean Jackson as Tom Nathalie Gerschel as Dr. Miller Ashley Gilbert as a patient Sasha Nelson as a patient Brad Moore substituted as Douglas Aberdeen David Oakes substituted as Samuel 94 As long as Mai has existed he has looked for a way to find pleasure and for just as long, the catalyst of pleasure has been abused. During the sixties the catalyst of pleasure was drugs, and they were abused. In the fall of 1985, Aspen High School Drama Department put on stage, the play Co Ask Alice. It portrayed the downfall of a teen-age girl, Alice Aberdeen. She was intro- duced into the drug scene through LSD, then she ran away from home with her best friend Chris Vertrano. The strug- gle of both parents at home, and friends away, is best dis- played in the first scene of Act II where, at the end of the scene, Alice comes home. Everything is going well until Alice is given chocolate covered peanuts laced with acid. After an extremely bad trip, Alice is put in the hospital where she recovers. While at home alone, one night, Alice is attacked by a flashback and takes an overdose of sleeping pills. When her family finds her she is dead. The play ends with the brother hold- ing the younger sister, the mother weeping over her dead daughter, and the father holding an empty pill bottle. The play is adapted from an actual diary written by a young teenage girl who, two weeks after finishing it, died. The girl abused drugs. The drama department accomplished a great feat by displaying every emotion and action vividly and life-like. They are to be congratulated. However, peer pres- sure still exists, drugs still exist, and you can not ask Alice about anything anymore. Ch eerie a ders Supporting the AHS athletic efforts and school spirit are the 1985-1986 cheerleaders. They had a rough year having no sponsor and did the best job that they could. Their participation and enthusiasm brought pride to our school and much support to our teams. Top Row: Laurel Carini Middle Row: Theresa Sullavin, Susan Sheer. Jackie Wong. Bottom Row: Racheal Babb, Kai Melville, Stacey Kalkowski. Senior Babies We came to this school excited, and unsure. And now we are more anxious and ready to mature. As we look on the past four years, we see great friends and bad times. All the parties, special friends and memories that we cherish to this day. We will always remember them in our own special ways. The past four years would not be the same without our friends. Sometimes we wish that times in our lives would never end. But it does come to an end and we all must remember. That the memories we have made will last forever. We say that we will always keep in touch but we will all soon part. And with the help of God may we keep each others memories close to our heart. Good-bye Aspen High. You will always be with us in our hearts and souls. By Melanie Malone Always an angel. (Kimberly McLain) Ahhh! Apple Juice! (Almeria Perci va I) They won't let me out! (Mark Mularz) I didn’t do anything mom! (Kaela Klanderud) We are Americans. (Craig Helm and Chris Keleher) 97 Stick 'em up! (Chris Keleher) Mama's Boy (Dave Smith) A match-made in heaven. (A.R. and E.T.) All I want for Christmas is my two front teeth. (Todd Kramer) 'China Doll (Nina Cassidy) 98 M nun nun m! (Megan Hauler) Yes? (Kirsten Yaw) A bucket full of trouble! (Molly Mencimer) The Burger Baby (Andrea Schloffer) Meet you at the Olympics! (Annie Farris) Hi Dudes! (Marc Whitley) Calender Cirl (Sharon Stumpf) Have a nice life. (Lisa Cipriano) 99 100 Wjtch those moguls! (Erik Tveite) Droopy Drawers (Fenei la Doremus) Food Glorious Food! (Oliver group) Beethoven watch out!! What color do you want the house, m'am? (Kerstine Larsen) This is hot! (Erin McPherson) I'm ready! (Melanie Malone) 101 What did you §My? (Dasha Stapleton) They got me again! (Sally Dwight) This Is Robert . . . And These Are Robert's Shoes Aspen’s Newest Family Shoe Store Across From Little Nells Ajax Mountain Building 520 E. Durant 92a 1616 Robert’s Shoes of Aspen Michelle Burton Class Of '86 Congratulations Seniors The Yogurt Cafe • Pasta-Billities I Want You People In The Class Of '86 To Go Out Into The World And Do Well Make Your Mother Proud THE BEST OF ALL WORLDS 505 E. Hyman 925-2909 THE HEDGEHOG I FILA Of ASPEN I 316 S MILL ST MALL IP 1 ASPEN, CO 81611 1 , (303) 925-1660 FILA Children's Boutique 411 S. Spring St. 925-8412 Across From Wagner Park Above The Golden Horn'' (3u iss C liop Congratula tions To The Class Of 1986 Bill Bullocks Specialty Department Store Located In • Aspen • Breckenridge • • Glen wood Springs • Vail • West Vail • 204 S. Galena Aspen, CO 925-7274 Family-Operated In The Same Location For 50 Years 425 f . C (Hiper St. 925-6857 Carl’s Pharmacy Across from the Miners Buildinq k Prescriptions. Toys smetics. Souvenirs k T-Shirts. Posters Housewares Records Tapes Western Auto Groceries RadioShack thE WINE CELLA Sporting Goods Fishing Licenses Sony TVs X Co,d Bcer Stereos Fine Wines Liquor ( 5ABBATINI5 ) It's More Than An Ski Shop 434 East Cooper Miners’ Building Across from Carl's Pharmacy 920-1180 105 Thank You! Contributors The Polo Ralph Lauren Shop 520 E. Durant, Suite 210 925-5147 Aspen, CO Best Of Luck To The Graduating Class Of 1986 308 S. Mill 925-2849 Aspen, CO Best Wishes To The Class Of 1986 From 0X0 Kaelin Wish fulfillment performed here Go For It Class Of '89 fine cosmic crafts Phil and Joan Schultz 303-925-6869 North of Nell Building 555 E. Durant Aspen, Colorado 81611 It’s not whether you win or lose, but how well you eat after the game. IT’S A GOOD TIME FOR THE GREAT TASTE 406 South Mill Next To Ruby Park Across From Wagner Park Grocery Delivery Service Order Your Groceries By Phone And Leave The Work To Us Delivery Charges: Aspen: 10% (Mininum $10.00) Snowmass Starwood 10% (Minimum $15.00) Dial 9CL-ARKS For Home Delivery “An Old-Fashioned Quality Store” Aspen's Oldest and Largest Hardware and General Mercantile Company ISPEi IMBIME SUPPLY 20-) south Mill Street, Aspen, Colodrado 925-3411 Sponsored By The Aspen Volunteer Fire Department sj ' m I Mark Justin I V .. aspen= £r Aspen's Traditional Clothier 209 S. Galena Street Aspen, CO (303) 92S-104t Elegant Gifts And Accessories And An Aspen Wedding Tuxedo Rental 422 E. Cooper 925-1753 Regent's Row, Ltd. Specializing In Jaeger Sportswear For Ladies, Bill Blass And Ferry Ellis For Men Located Across The Street From Bill Bollock's 203 S. Galena 925-1893 Chuck . Nancy Torinus. Owners 513 E. HOPKINS • ASPEN. COLORADO • (303) 925-7620 jflIUli |||l First National Bank Best Wishes To The Class Of 1986 420 East Main Street 925-1450 European Outfitters 408 S. Hunter Street Aspen, CO (303) 925-5044 Hauling Excavating Stutsman Gerbaz Earthmoving Contractors, Inc. Shop: 923-2734 Office: 923-4379 Congratulations To The Class Of 1986 Aspen, CO 925-2500 112 i IIIMI1€ ASPEN DOWN VALLET COURTHOUSE PLAZA BUILDING at MAIN HUNTER 530 E MAIN ST 925-5796 UIDEO BLUnn RECORDERS TAPES CONGRATULATIONS 1986 SENIORS Like Aspen High — A Unique Institution In An Exciting Community Congra tula tions Seniors WM C Stapleton Agency-Insuror GA MoMst Your Guide To Better Living For Less 113 Congratulations To The Class Of 1986 9:30-5:30 Monday-Saturday 635 E. Hyman Serving The Aspen And Snowmass Area For Over 33 Years With A Complete Range Of Real Estate Services, Coats, Reids And Waldron Salutes The Aspen High School Class Of 1986 ♦ coaies REID WALDRON Resort Condominium And Home Rentals 720 E. Hyman Aspen, 925-1400 Suite 113 Snowmass Center Snowmass, CO 923-4750 Unsurpassable Subs And Other Sandwiches Breakfast • Lunch • Dinner 205 S. Mill 925-4701 — 114 Congratula tions To The Class Of 1986 534 E. Hyman Avenue P.O. Box 3677 925-6700 Member FDIC CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1986 432 E. Hyman Aspen 925-3311 CONOR Wr BEST WI: F Ai 1 CONGRA TULA TIONS A ND BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1986 (303) 920-1608 103 S. Monarch at Main Aspen, Colorado 81611 'flu Congratula tions To The Class Of 1986 A Division Of Aspen Club International, Inc. 1450 C rystal Lake Road Aspen, CO May the road rise up to meet you, May the wind be always at your back. May the sun shine warm upon your face. And the rain fall soft upon your fields. And until we meet again. May God hold you in the palm of His Hand. This year, the Yearbook got off on a great start. This year's yearbook staff was not large, but worked hard, above and beyond the call of duty, and I give them great credit for it. As the editor of the 1986 Silver Queen, I would like to thank the people who made this book possible: Mr. Parsons, for all the support and help, Mac Kuehlman, Jack Eckart, the Sponsors who bought ads and especially the 1986 Yearbook staff. I hope this book will bring back good memories of the years at Aspen High School. Yearbook Editor Andrea Schloffer The cool June sun was high in the sky life sprang from her nourishing flank; at the sound of good-byes spread with a kiss and with the wispering rush of over flowing sap they drank. It tickled the air on that cool spring day where it came from, nobody knew Oh, so quickly taken by surprise, tears glistened ’ the c and carressing breeze blew Stand in the falling rain feel the damp air hear the wispering rush ride the unbriddled mare. Where habit was a casualty to loss so from the eye where salty tears flow let the sweet perfume of days gone by comfort those who could not go. For one can run but can not hide the flowing rock is at vour side. So set your gifts on feathered wings the devil talks and angels sing. Dancing flower on the breeze it's always there for you to sieze. Stand in the falling feel the damp air sieze the dancing fit ride the unbriddled er spok lence waves still to n and with me we move on with the trumj no more the sa, ng breeze Stand in the a feel the spring air move on with your joy Ride the unbriddled mare. by Mark Mitchell 117 I J05TF.NS I