Aurora Central High School - Borealis Yearbook (Aurora, CO)

Text from Pages 1 - 360 of the 1964 volume:

To the memory of John Fitzgerald Kennedy for his contributions to education and Mrs. Jacqueline Kennedy for her example of heroism. ’alls 1964 Published by THE BOREALIS STAFF Aurora Central High School Aurora, Colorado Volume XXXVI Editor: Sandra Murphy Sponsor: Mr. Stolfus Business Manager: Joyce Hogan Photography Editor: Kathi McDowell Zable of Clubs........................................ Activities...........................................6S Sports....................................... Royalty.............................................154 4 Contents faculty..................................176 Sophomores...............................198 Juniors..................................224 Seniors..................................258 % Mr. Borealis m ■ wm.. - BOB RAYMOND 6 Borealis Royalty Miss ftorealis SHARON BOCHANOWICZ Borealis Royalty 7 REED COSPER CHERYL HIF.LL borealis 8 Borealis Royalty 3rd runners-up BETH BENNETT JACK RYAN HOWARD ACRE SUSAN WARE Borealis Royalty 9 Celebrity {Judge PAT BOONE 10 Pat Boone 003 3 WILSHIRE BOULEVARD BEVERLY HILLS CALIF. PAT BOONE TELEPHONE: CRESTVIEW 4-0751 April 20, 1964 Misr Kathi McLowell 573 Quentin Aurora, Colorado 80C1C Dear Kathi: I can't teli you how much of a pleasure it was to Judge y ur good looking contestants. It was a difficult decision to make as I'd really like to call each boy and girl a winner. However, I was finally able to choose a king and queen as indicated on the back's of each picture as well as the runners-up. I d like to congratulate all of the candidates and wish their all the luck and success in the future. Warmest wishes to you and the entire Borealis staff. Your friend. PB cc Enc. TIME ft LIFE ILOC . ROCKEFELLER CENTER NEW VOAK lO. N V PLAZA 7-4077 Mr. and Miss Borealis were chosen by Pat Boone from the top 30 pictures (15 boys and 15 girls) in the Senior class. This year the 489 Senior pictures were taken first to two local photography studios where the top 60 pictures (30 boys and 30 girls) were chosen. The top 30 (15 boys and 15 girls) were then selected by Nelson Studios and forwarded to Pat Boone. The winners were selected strictly by the pictures. Looks, suitability of clothes, and projected personality were the criteria in judging. Borealis 11 Annual Staff MR. EDWARD STOLFUS, Advisor SPONSOR—Mr. Edward Stolfus EDITOR-IN-CHIEF—Sandra Murphy BUSINESS MANAGER—Joyce Hogan SENIOR EDITOR—Diane Brockman PHOTO EDITOR—Kathy McDowell COPY EDITOR—Jan Aronstam SPORTS EDITOR—Dave Reese ASSISTANT SPORTS EDITOR—A1 Rodriquez JUNIOR EDITOR—Karla Kauffman SOPHOMORE CO-EDITORS— Caren Carlton Chris Williams PHOTOGRAPHY—Ken Klooz MEMBERS— Janet Harle Sharon Anderson Special thanks to: Ken Tevebaugh Arnold Reese Gail Franklin SANDRA MURPHY, Editor-in-chief 12 Annual Staff Assistant sports editor A1 Rodriquez makes one of his famous layouts for the annual. Smiling Dave Reese, sports editor, captioned hundreds of sports pictures. Diane Brockman, senior editor, sorted and counted all the senior pictures. Kathi McDowell, photo editor, made sure the necessary pictures were taken. Co-Sophomore editors Caren Carleton and Chris Williams had trouble trying to find enough pictures. Annual Staff 13 Annual work also includes making posters advertising the sale of an- Sorting pictures can be disgusting, but there is always time to get nuals. your picture taken. I don't like that caption, says Janet while Joyce and Sharon ponder. Torn p sophomore pictures and rolls of negatives made Diane want to sit down and cry. 14 Annual Staff Karla laughs while typing, why doesn't Sharon? Joyce wonders do you spell Baccalaureate bacc or bach? Naw. that isn’t the way it goes. Borealis royalty is announced at one of the assemblies late in the spring. Annual Staff 15 Student SENIOR REPS. Lynda Thomsen. Jim Anderson, and Nancy Trae- ber. 16 Student Council SENIOR REPS Boh Webber. Marilyn Meakins and Bob Soderborg. Council JUNIOR CLASS RFPS WERE: Gree Bradshaw. Charlene Miller. Don Cover and Milt Strader. Other Junior Reps were Carol Scott and Holly Dutton, that's Gary Dickhart. Class President, in the center. Student Council 17 Other Reps, were Nancy Russell. John Ryan and Larry Schumann. Student Council members chuckle over some of Butch's comments. 18 Student Council It has been great working with you, good luck next year. says Butch. Student Council 19 Butch was always planning and getting things or ganized. 20 Student Council President Elect, Tim Reynolds contemplates next year problems Student Council 21 foreign Exchange Student POLA REBHUN 22 Foreign Exchange Student Pola addresses the student body; thanking them for the opportunity of visiting the U.S.A. which we gave her. On Saturday before Trojan Week Pola turned out with the rest of the enthusiastic student body to help make posters for her senior class. Foreign Exchange Student 23 Contents BIOLOGY CLUB 26 C CLUB 27 CHESS CLUB 29 DRAMA CLUB 30 FISHING CLUB 32 FRENCH CLUB 34 F.T.A. 36 G.A.A. 38 I.R.C. 40 LATIN 42 MUSIC 44 HEALTH CAREERS 50 MU ALPHA THETA 51 PEP CLUB 52 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY 59 QUILL AND SCROLL 60 SPEECH ARTS 61 TRIBUNE 62 SKI CLUB 64 SCALE MODEL 65 Y-TEENS 66 25 Biology Club The ACHS Biology Club has been very active this past school year. The membership has grown to about 35, with bright prospects for the future. Here is a rundown of this year's activities and accomplishments. The Club established an ecological site in El Diablo Canyon, about one mile past Franktown. There were two field trips to this site, one in December and the other in May, so the members could see both winter and spring condi- tions. The founding of this site for continued study is a noteworthy accomplishment because students will actually be able to see biological conditions in a natural environment. The Club held two joint meetings with the Hinkley Biology Club, both of which were great successes. At the first meeting. Club members were given a tour of Hinkley by Hinkley Club members. The second meeting was'held at Central, and movies on aerospace medicine were shown. There are several joint meetings planned for next year. Some other activities of the club included a speaker from the U. S. Forest Service, a field trip to the forest service at the Denver Federal Center, and a program given by Club president Bob Pyle concerning the summer biology institute at Bar Harbor, Maine. Next year promises to be very successful, with more field trips, speakers, and movies being planned. The Club will also have an excellent financial condition due to receipts from working concessions. Any way you look at it, Biology-Club has both a bright past,—and future. P S. This space is devoted to our overworked, underpaid, and underappreciated sponsors, Mr. Anderson and Mr. Butterfield. Many thanks!!! BIOLOGY CLL B MEMBERS: First rou: Dave Nasser. Ed Pierson. Steve Berger. Second rou: Ron Moorhead. Rick Nedell. Honi Garvin. Cheryl Williams. Pat Kendrick. Tom Roberts Third rou : Kurt Moore, Mr Anderson. Daryl Myers, Ron Hibbert. Mr Butterfield Bonnie Foley, Jim Hodson. Jackie Young. Chervl Friday. JoAnn Clark. Bob Pyle Russel Rew. Ecological site established by the Biology Club in Diablo Canyon near Franktown 26 Biology Club “6” Club Mr. Albo gives his speech on the Ed Heuser award. Mr Albo presents the Ed Heuser Award to Jack Ryan X” Club 27 The track team waits for their awards. 28 C” Club The (rack trophies. Dan Djrmerski is congratulated by Coach Shepherd upon receiving his golf letter Rick Avis, the only state wrestling tourney qualifier, approaches Coach McGuire and his letter. Dave Evans receives his letter front Coach Shepherd. Chess Club I hope this is the right move to make. Chess Club 29 Drama Club THE DRAMA CLUB Connie Robertson. Laurie Condon and Pam Bomcke pose for the camera. 30 Drama Club Look out, girls, he’s falling. The Drama Club’s Answer To the Beatles. I’Ve been shot. You want me to dance' Drama Club 31 First rou (I to r): Mike Langen. Dennis Zinner. Jeff Punches (Pres.), Doug Wallace (Sec.), Mr. Johnson (Sponsor). Second rou: Jerry Sanchez. Bill Rice. Jon Stowter, Glenn Issacson, Jerry McCabe. Randy Buckles, David DeGroot, Jay Potter. Third rou: Earl Reid, Steve Hawkersmith. Bryce Vinyard. Niles Shumaker. Ben Mulnix. Mike Harrower. Dave Battreall. Rod McCabe, Greg Foster. Mr. Albo is the official drawer for prizes at the fishing club banquet. 32 Fishing Club Fishing Club 33 ?renck The French Club held several fun parties with a touch of French atmosphere. At their Christmas party they had the traditional Yule Log, a delicious cake in the form of a log. Students presented a Christmas play in French at this party. Another enjoyable evening was a get together at the Normandy Restaurant for a French dinner. Those present had an opportunity to practice their French by ordering in French. All in all, French Club had a very enjoyable and successful year. First row (I to r): Diane Davey, Mary Ann Schippers, Sandy Hill. Second row (I to r): Chuck Huskey, Bob Tillotson, Greg Bradshaw, Steve Cogil. Third row (I to r): Pat Garvin, Les Gifford, Gary Loustelet, Bev Rayor, Leslie Manning. Faculty Advisor (standing) Miss Fusel ier. 34 French Club Mary Ann, you are not paying attention! Every6ne seems interested in the evening's program. WATCH THE BIRDIE! French Club 35 36 F.T.A j. rj. AURORA EDUCATION ASSOCIATION SCHOLARSHIP WINNERS Rita Carlson Carol Baden Ardith Manning First row (I to r): Shirley Crow, Marsha Ross, Mrs. Mahlin, This is a faculty advisor Barbara Sweeney, Patty Gillis, Steffi Bergren, Annette Warner, Judianne Kaufman, Charles Aitken, Joanne Szeibert. Second row (I to r): Rita Carlson, Unidentified, Robbie Smith, Kathy Armstrong. Janet Harle, Eve Whitney, Janis Gough, Carol Rolak, Unidentified, Laurel Sleeth. Mrs. Malin, faculty advisor. Kit Heaston, Chuck Aitken, Jack Allen, and Janet Harle put on a play for the Aurora Education Association. F.T.A. 37 G-A-A- Marsha Watts Diana Pickenpaugh Ardith Manning Cindy Schlotthauer Lynn Moser (Sports Manager) ( Big Stick ) (President) (Vice President) (Secretary) If I don't get to play. I'll go on strike A typical day's activity in G.A.A. 38 G.A.A. Bottom row ( I to r): Carol Voisin, Sandy Kannady, Cindy Schlotthauer, Marsha Watts. Lana Searles, Ardith Manning. Sue Ward Linda Campbell, Diana Pickenpaugh, Lynn Moser. Second row (I to r): Miss Durocher, Jo Petty, Sandy Schnitzer. Jan Frieland. Sue Toppila, Mary Hill. Vickie Delzell. Suzie Butz, Kathi McDowell. Third row (I tor): Nancy Tinker, Lorrie Eastham, Sharon Schneider, Linda Keene, Cheri Duvall. Donna Ray, Sally Roth, Rose Sabo. Fourth row (I to r): Anita Huddle, Tana Allshouse, Lynda Thomsen. Karen Bankston. Barbara Dodge. Sharon Shaw. Susan Har-bottle Fifth row (I to r): Pam Browitt. Claudia Johnson. Punky Eigeman. Martha Wilson. Betty Walters, Jane Walters. Bonnie Muir. Sue Ward Sharon Schneider Lana Searles Diane Pickenpaugh Ardith Manning Gndy Schlotthauer Marsha Watts G.A.A. 39 me. Mr. Yee sips his punch while the rest relax. Pot luck dinner cafeteria style Who wants a knuckle sandwich? 40 Waiting for the ice cream. No peeking. Linda Typical I R C. meeting. The International Relations Club of 1963-64 has been quite active this year. The first event was the International Dinner, which was a pot luck of foods from foreign lands. Students who had toured Russia last summer told of their trip. Some lucky juniors and seniors attended the D.U. conference and also the Model U. N. conference at Greeley. At these meetings they became acquainted with people from other lands. The last major event was their own International Conference held at North Jr. High. The)- closed the year out with a combined going-away and end-of-the-year party. Jean Burkholder is confronted by two members of IRC. When is it my turn' IRC 41 First row: Greg Bradshaw. Emily Kamine, Lynn Musso, Bill Sampson. Second row: Donna Stout. Unidentified. Unidentified. Kathy Parks. Kit Bradley. Miss Martin. Third row: Jack Jeffers. Bob Gore, Rick Cram, and Unidentified. Latin Club was thrilled when their candidate, Samar Free-mon. was chosen Miss C.H.S. 42 Latin Club Greg Bradshaw, President, shows a doll representing Roman Soldier s Clothing. This was a Latin Project. Latin Club is an organization consisting of students who have taken or are taking Latin. Latin Club had a cookie and candy sale this year. Latin Club members attended the Junior Classical League State Convention at George Washington High School. This consisted of different Work Shops like Latin Week Workshops and Latin Future Teacher's workshops. Sherrie Rosenbach was re-elected State Secretary of the Junior Classical League State Convention. Latin projects were also entered at the convention. Latin Club members can say that they had an enjoyable year. A typical meeting. Latin Club 43 Senior twirler Marsha Welling. Head twirler Barb Miller. Head Drum Major Bob Tillotson. 44 Music Sophomore twirler Karen Wells Junior twirler Mary Jean McCaslin Drum Major Ted Wiggin Music 45 — I_________litllM—� i W—H Row (I to r): Jim Remines, Mike Luse. Pat Penn. Bruce Durham, John Allen. Steve Kurey, Sue Cross, Cindy Sands, Victoria Wcstoff. Kathy Knobloch, Gail Franklin. Row 2 (I to r): JoAnne Young. Judy Coffia. Bill Davis. Mike Burns Row 3 0 to r): Marylou Alexander, Bob W underlich. Linda Glass. Robbie Smith. Honi Garvin, Wendel Petty. David Shook. Bob Martin, Eric Moe, Caroline Bissonnctte, Janet Harlc. Ellen Parker. Mary Hester. Judy Marcum. Sandra Tyrrell. Beth Baldwin, Sherry Webb. Rayma Miller Rou 4 (I to t): Sharon Dawson. Peggy Hoard. Sharon Reinhart. Karen McNair. Karen Vick. Tim Rolstad. Henry Farr. Barbara Miller, Marsha Welling. Pam Wichiser. Karen Wells, Mary Jean McCaslin. Gary Butts. Sandra Sullivan, Dennis Tarvis. Dennis Newbury. Bob Suits. Bob Amman. Larry Vincent. Paula Niffenegger. Jeannie Whitson. Marcia Mielke, Jack Schnell. Rou 3: Bob Corken. Boh Pyle. Barbara Benson. Ken Barnett. Don Maushart. Don Hambrick. Bill Cosper. Tom Behm. Ron Hoffman. Bob Goolsby. Jim Sparks. John Gillen. Bob Woosley. Henry Wehrdt. Ted Wiggin. Pat Brown. Frank Wichern. Carolyn Horton. Kathy Malnory,' Mike Davis, Jim Foster. Ron Clark, Ted Harris. Bob Haney. Jack Crowe, George Rux. Stan Spencer, Reed Arnold, Bob Tillotson. Row 6: Bill Betz. Stanley Smith. Richard Smith. Dan Hoffman. Steve Breintengross, Pat Green. John Young. Bob Hawkins. Charles Foreman. Mike Fay. Rick Covey. Scott Hromas. Mr. Gillett. Conductor. 46 Music Mr. Gillett leads the Pep band in the fight song. Presentation of the Colors by the Twirlers. DANCE BAND Rou 1 (I to r): Pat Green. Scott Hromas. Jack Schnell, Pat Penn. John Gillen. Horn Garvin. Henry Wehrdt. Bob Tillotson. Stan Spencer. Jack Crane Rou 2 (I to r): Don Hambrick, Tom Behm. Bob Haney, Mike Fay, Ted Wiggin, Kathy Plante. Mr Gillett Sot pictured: Charles Foreman and George Rux. Music 47 CONCERT CHOIR Row 1 (I to r): Sherrie Rosenbach. Cindy West, Mary Barnes, Pat Garvin. Anita Huddle, Holly Dutton, Cheryl Lehman, Jan Zclewski. Judy Marshall, Robbie Smith, Sharon Hadduck, Linda Wendelin, Linda Stein, Kathy Mitton, Carol Baden. Row 2: Nancy Treabcr, Kathy Plante Pam Bomeke. Sue Purse. Phvllis Helzerman. Marsha Weed, Mary Kirk. Doris Johnson. Sherry Engler. Diane Davey Linda Harris. Pam Walker. Jean Brimmerman. Pam Browitt, Esther De Jong. Marsha Watts, Robyn Norton. Terrie Ryan. Mr. Graham. Row 3: Sharron Lear, Sand} Allstun. Pat Green. David Meer. Ron Worl, Jim Sparks, Dick Loftis, Dennis Schoonover. Rick Cram, Harry Grote Wayne Moody, Terry Burns. Ted Wiggin, Micki Orr, Diane Lewis. LeAnn Leavitt. Sherry McCreer, Judy Trimble. Rou 4: Butch Conner. Dick Anderson. Al Kemp, Harry Pickup. Ty Belcher. Bob Raymond. Tom Rachford. Rick Mills, Reed Cosper. Ken McLarney. Jim Nickel. Doug Smith. Lyle Heston, David Blumc, Al Rodriquez. Mike McAfoos. Bob Crandall. Don Igou. Trojannaires, after performing in the Miss Central High School pageant, go backstage to congratulate Samar Freeman. 48 Music TROJ ANN AIRES Row . Sherrie Rosenbach. Cindy West. Pam Bomcke. Samar Freeman. Pam Walker. LeAnn Leavitt. Rou 2: Ted b iggin. Ron Worl. Wayne Moody. Dennis Schoonoxer, Jim Nickel. Reed Cosper. Doug Smith. Dave Blume. Director—Mr. Graham. Music 49 Health Careers Club Front row (I to r): Linda Harris, Marty Shotwell, Madclene Almirc, Sally Fuertges, Diane Bixler, Carol Hage. Second row: Susan Anderson, Chris Waers, Sandy Schnitzer. Cheryl Bacon, Connie Conine, Pam Cassell. Sue Mueller, Doris Bundy and Steve Akers. Officers—(I to r): Doris Bundy; Pres., Connie Conine; Steve Akers seems interested in the evening s activities Prog. Chrm., Marty Shotwell; Vice Pres., Chris Waers; Treas., Linda Harris; Secy. Faculty advisor—Mrs. Walsh 50 Health Careers Mu Alpha Zheta Mu Alpha Theta: Bill Tevenbaugh, Dave Gibson, Gail Franklin, Faith Hughes, Bclva Tubb. Stephanie Ferguson, Nancy Lang, Ken Tevcbaugh, Willard Manning. Willard Manning helps a failing Sophomore with his geometry. Gail Franklin displays a talent for helping other students. This problem seems to have teacher stumped as well as the student. Dave helps Bill with a dot-to-dot. Nancy helps the Salutatorian with a math problem? Mu Alpha Theta 51 PFP CLUB EXECUTIVE BOARD: Rou 1: Esther Dejong, D D. Barfoot. Lani Henderson, Martha Wislon, Charlene Miller. Rou- 2: Karen Bankson. Cay Bartholomew’. Pam Tins'ey. Lynda Thomsen. Sandy Powers, Lynn Moser. Linda Keene. Lana Searles. Row 3: Pat Malcolm. Karen Jensen. Sandy Allstun, Adele Eigeman. Jackie Yackman. Ellen Lemberg. Barbara Dodge. SENIOR TROJANETTES: Front rou: Sherry Biggs. Lani Henderson, Bobbie Pitman. Row 1: Lynda Thomsen, Pam Tinsley. Retta Van Massenhove, Pat Walters. Sue Ward, Sue Ware, Martha Wislon. Jackie Yackman. Brenda Young. Row 2: Patty Malcolm. Sue Marshall. Ellen McGuire. Barbara Miller. Lynn Moser. Sandy Powers. Cheryl Procopio. Barbara Rugh. Lana Searles. Rou 3: Jan Friedlund. Donna Horton, JoAnn Howard. Karen Jensen. Sandy Johnston. Linda Keene. Kathy Kingman. Nanci Kouns. Ellen Lemberg. Rou 4: Sandy Allstun. Karen Bankson. D. D. Barfoot. Cay Bartholomew. Patt Bennett, Kay Christopherson. Barbara Dodge, Adele Eigemann. Carolyn Ellis. 52 Pep Club Club JUNIOR TROJANETTES: Front rou: Joyce Grace. Sandy Vaals Rou . Sharon Heubner. Anita Huddle. Judy Jansky. Nancy Lane. Cheryl Lehman. Diane Lewis. Janice Malcolm. Cindy Maniett. Diane McNeely. Rou 2: Linda Cambell. Sue Cox. Esther Dejong, Ginger Duggan. Holly Dutton. Cheri Duval, Chris Fry. Dalcna Goodwin Row 3: Phyllis Abraham. Anita Alseike. Sandy Andrew, Susie Butz, Doris Bundy, Sandi Bianchi. Janice Bolls. Cathy Brown. JUNIOR TROJANETTES: Row 1: Susan Toppila. Barb Torey. Christine Warn. Betty Waters. Jane Watts Diarc Wood. Barb Yianmkis. Pam Payne. Row 2: Sherri Rosenbach, Sally Roth Linda Ruhl Cindy hlotthaiier. Sharon Schneider. Rose Sabo. Carol Scott. Tami Smith. Janice Zelewsk,. Rowl: Charleen Miller. Sue Mueller. Bonnie Muir, Robyn Norton. Micki Ohr, Linda Pasell, Donna Ray. Teresa Rio, Dianna Robeck. Linda Earls. Pep Club 53 STAR DRILL TEAM: Janice Bolls, Betty Walters, Martha Wilson. Dianna Robeck, Cheryl Lehman. Ellen McGuire. Sharon Schneider, Lynn Moser—Drill Leader. Barbara Rugh. Bonnie Muir, Sue Cox, Linda Ruhl, Anita Alseike, Chcri Duval, Kathy Kingman, Barb Torey. SOPHOMORE MEMBERS: Front row: Tami Tessler, Chris Williams. Row : Margie Fitzgerald, Bonnie Foley, Linda Foster, Debba Re Freemon, Rosalie Gonder. Susan Hardy, Jeanne Hilgenberg. Row 2: Sharon Chandler, Linda Davis, Robin Drill, Vicke Easterling. Laurie Eastham, Myra Eaton, Karen Eudaly, Leslie Ferguson. Row 3: Tana Allshouse. Lalah Brewer. Cindi Brink. Lynn Bryant, Sherry Byrnes, Sharon Cain, Caren Carlton. 54 Pep Club SOPHOMORE MEMBERS: Front row: Pat Fox. Row 1: Linda Osier, Jo Petty, Mary Planert, Phyllis Poch. Dianne Poffm-berger. Pam Powers. Sharon Roc. Row 2: Jeannette McClure, Donna Maxwell. Mary- Mitchell, Cindy Nelson, Nancy Ncmf' check. Anne Nichols. Kay Nixon Row 3: Pat Heaton, Carol Hool, Sue Huber, Claudia Johnson. Gail Johnson, Pat Kendrick JoAnn Kidwcll. SOPHOMORE MEMBERS: Row 1: Peggy Rundle, Lynn Williams. Lorrie Dlugos, Marilyn hi taker Susan Shaw Irtham. Row 2: Donna Sheppard. Anna Skolnick. LeAnn Smith, Laura Talbot. Liurette Tencich. Jadm Thomas, Wilson Row 3: Barbara Scalf. Joan Schaller. Judy Schwab. Jane Service, Sharon Shaw. Donna Barbara Pep Club 55 SILVER BOOTS: Anita Huddle. Mickie Orr. Diane Lewis, JoAnn Howard, Sue Marshall, Jane Walters, Sue Ware, Nanci Kouns. Holly Dutton. Jan Friedlund. Cindy Maniett. Ardith Manning, Carol Scott. Sharon Heubner. Diane Wood, Sue Ward. Nancy Traeber, Chris Fry. Lana Searles—Co-captain 56 Pep Club Linda Keene—Co-captain Ijni Henderson—Head Cheerleader Joyce Grace—Junior Bobbie Pitman—Senior Sandy Vails—Junior Pep Club Lani Henderson, Pam Payne, Bobbi Pitman. Sherry Biggs. Joyce Grace, and Sandy Vails work to build school spirit. Pep Club performs a football half-time. Chris made it!!! Silver Boots' first time using Japanese Paper Twirling Boots go Hawaiian. 58 Pep Club National Honor Society Row 1: Donna Stout, Kati Reep. Linda Campbell. Carol Voisin. Jeanninc Carmack. Diane Davey. Linda Keene. Jo Ann Howard. Nancy Traeber (Treas). Rick Mills (Pres.). Mrs. Jacobs (Sponsor), Bob Porath (Vice Pres ), Sherrie Biggs (SeeBetty Walters, - nc Walters. Martha Wilson. Lana Searles. Phyllis Hoskin, Diane Brockman. Barbara Kent. Bobbi Pitman, Kathy Fishback, uai ran i Row 2: Charlene Miller, Shirley Lucero, Rita Carlson, Jo Ann Clark. Sue Ward. Ester De Jong Holly Dutton. Anita Hudd£ Stephanie Ferguson, Nancy Lang. Sue Mines, Janet Reasor, Donna Davis, Dreena Anderson, Samar Freemon. ie mi . 1 Pakalka. Karen Kahn. Ardith Manning, Beth Deadman. Gail Sterzinger. Faith Hughes. Sharon Hadduck. Joyce Hogan Evc Sandy Johnston. Ellen Lemburg, Sherrie Rosenbach. Row 3: Reed Cosper. Sue Cox. Emily Kamine, Belva Tubb, im c .no s‘ r .. Richards, Gary Zieroth, Ken Tevebaugh. Bob Pyle, Bill Sampson, Art Ziporin, Willard Manning, Steve Berger. n ‘P®0, i Livingston. Cindy Sands. Jeanie Burkholder. Barbara Miller, Pat Garvin, Lynda Tompsen, Carol Baden. Kat i c e • Manning Row 4: Tom Jeffers, James Gluck. Dick Waggener. Alison Van Kcuren. Craig Bozich. Leonard Person, Dan Dymersk Jim Anderson. Ron Hoffman. Mike Fay, Jeff Punches. Bob Crandall, Jim Petersen. Frank Wichern. Jack Schnell. Tom Gray. Don Coser, Pat Brennan. Jim Langhofer. Butch Conner. The Newly chosen members rise as their names are called. Eleanor Purdy lights the symbol of service. National Honor Society 59 Quill and Scroll New members from the Borealis staff: Jan Aronstam, Dave Reese. Ken Klooz, Janet Harlc New members from the Tribune staff: Rita Carlson. Terry Kin ?. Christine Olsen. Sharry Gessner, Tom Jeffers. 60 Quill and Scroll Old Members are Kathi McDowell. Sandy Murphy. Joyce Hogan. Diane Brockman Speech Arts Club Mrs. Pon Cavage discussing a coming speech meet. Did you hear the one about . . . A scene from one of their skits. - k Arte Hrft to r eht) First rou Lynda Gaye Earls. Sharry Gessner. Gail Franklin. Samar Freemon, Marcia Mor- STW JE M eCash n. Ken Vevebau,h Don Par}, Belva Tubb Pa, Brennan. Pan, S«en,srud. Do.t.e Pakalka. Dan Coward. Jo Anne Coopersmith. Allen Cordray. Marlene Miller, and Dave Fitzgerald Speech Arts Club 61 Willard Manning. Susie McFee. and Sharry Gessner enjoy a brief moment of relaxation. Everyone seems to be working hard except, Dan Coward, Joann Coopersmith. and Jonna Horn. 62 Trojan Tribune Zribune Jean Ward works laboriously to finish her assignment. A jocular session is enjoyed by the staff after the Tribune is finished for another month. Kathie Lawler, Dan Coward, Joanne Coopersmith, and Jonna Horn seem to be engaged in a lively conversation. Mr. Reed, sponsor of the Trojan Tribune. The Trojan Tribune Staff: Kathie Lawler. Phil Whitledge. Dan Coward. Rick Ricketts. Betty Stienbach. Jean Ward. Larry McIntyre. Gene Huff, and Butch Cassell. Trojan Tribune 63 Ski Club M Ski Club Butch opens wide for pizza and popcorn. Scale Model Club Jerry and Dan look over meeting minutes. Carl forces the darn pop bottle open. Scale Model 65 Mr. Reed thinks this model smells. The Scale Model Club's display case. Jerry Wilson ponders ovor one of the models at the Pizza Party. Clean-up Time! Sitting: t nidentified. Margie Fitzgerald. Unidentified. Raetta Hampton. Linda Hill, Dianne Padia, Karen Thompson, Karen Stifft. Standing: Kathie Agee, Unidentified. Unidentified, Lfaidentified, Cathy Mullins, Stephanie Kruplak. Marcia Morris, Unidentified. First rou : Vicki Delzell. Mary Hill, Jan Nelson, Judy Heck. Dortha Chenault. Second rou: Cynthia Evilsizer, Ann Wallace, Unidentified, Unidentified. Third rou: Diane Jones, Unidentified. Tracey, LTnidentified. 66 Y-Teens D-S Club Members of Distributive Education line up for a picture. D-E Club 67 A typical scene of departure. Where is my purse? Contents C t I V I t I e s HOMECOMING DANCE 70 STUDENT DAY IN GOVERNMENT 72 GREEN AND WHITE SHOW 74 SADIE HAWKINS DANCE 76 STUDENT CONGRESS 78 CHRISTMAS DANCE 80 TROJAN WEEK 82 CUPID AND THE CLASSICS 84 JUNIOR ASSEMBLY 86 SOPHOMORE ASSEMBLY ... 88 MISS CHS PAGEANT 90 JUNIOR PLAY 96 PROM .......................... 98 GIRLS' STATE AND BOYS' STATE 103 69 Christmas Medieval Lori and Dale, tired from dancing, pause for a break. Dance much? Homecoming royalty: Sophomore attendants Marsha Rosenbach and Steve Blair; fourth runners-up Barb Rugh and Jim Busselle; second runners-up Sherrie Biggs and Roger White; Queen Bobbie Pitman and King Dave Evans; first runners-up Nanci Kouns and Kerry Mottl; third-run-Nanci Kouns and Kerry Mottl; third runners-up Linda Keene and Dick Burns; Junior attendants Kathy Mullins and Bob Crandall. 70 Christmas Dance A list Bobbie gets congratulatory kiss from Dave. Tired feet and empty shoes. A happy crowd pauses between dances. Gee. it feels good to get those shoes off. Christmas Dance Student T)ay Elected members of the city council and their counter parts spent much time preparing an effective schedule for the day. Mr. Murray, Tim Renolds and Mr. Wright also spent many hours appointing other city officials. At the Civil Defense fire Dave Blume and Jim Hodson help keep order over the Walkie-Talkie radio. Ken McLarney and his counterpart discuss the streets of Aurora in their office. 72 Student Day in Government in Government The efficient Fire Department had the fire out in minutes. There was a mock Civil Defense Alert, an old house was set on fire and was said to have been hit by an airplane which was carrying radioactive material It was fun because it wasn’t really that bad •y Mr. Wright and Tim were essentials to Student Day in Government this year. After Student Day in Government was over there was an evaluation which will, we hope, help improve this famous event. Student Day in Government 73 Green The Iliads Tom Rachford. Rick Mills, and Ed Greene display their folk singinx ability. Stick ’em up!! 74 Green and White White Show The Townsmen, Bill McMullen and Larry Vincent, represent the Sophomore Class in folk singing. Lani and Sandy intrigued the audience with their modern Jazz Dance. Green and White 75 Only Barb's hairdresser knowns for sure! So that's who he's with! Now, for a word of prayer . . . 76 Sadie Hawkins Hawkins Let's all in! Sadie Hawkins 77 Studen Rick Olson listens intently to questions from members of Student Congress. Some of the day’s activities of speech making and note passing during Student Congress Pages wait anxiously for replies to messages sent to Speaker of the House Ed Greene 78 Student Congress A few of the delegates to Student Congress. Ed Green reading notes without fear of teacher's wrath. Student Congress 79 Where do we go now????? Kathy Fishback. Reed Cosper. Butch Conner. Joanne Howard pose for a smiling picture after an enjoyable evening at the dance. 80 Christmas Dance Charline Crans carefully watches her step. Butch escorts Sherrie over the bridge where they will soon be crowned King and Queen. Butch seems very contented dancing with charming Sherrie for their Royalty Dance. The smiles of Jean Hilgenberg and Jeane Burkholder reflect the gaiety of the evening. Christmas Dance 81 Did you say something? 82 Trojan Week Week Gladiators fought an excellent fight to come in second over the Juniors. SMILE—you're on candid camera? Butch Proctor and Joyce Hogan demonstrate a good example of Slave Day!! Kathy Fishback made a fine basketball player in the contest to see who made the most baskets. Our game with Boulder ended Trojan VC'tek with the Sophomores first. Seniors—second, and Juniors—last Trojan Week 83 Butch hams it up Jan acts a little shy. Cupid and the 84 Cupid and the Classics T wans ? ? ? ? Organized Chaos' Cupid and the Classics 85 Japanese dancers again. Talented juniors rehearse for the kindergarten dance. 86 Junior Assembly Junior Assembly 87 Sophomore Sophomore girls' sextet perform for the student body. Bev Williams and Tom Alexander kick up their heels to Anchor's A' weigh. The Dancing Nurses? 88 Sophomore Assembly Assembly David Shook, Judy Marcum, and Don Hoffman portray Peter, Sue Hartzell leads the singing and Bill Cosper joins in. Paul, and Mary. Mike Luse, Honi Garvin. George Rux, Steve Kurey. and Tom Bohm combine their talents to make swinging music. Chris Larson. Mary Mitchell, and Debra Freeman a ’doin what comes naturally. Sophomore Assembly 89 Miss CM. S. Pageant Jeane Burkholder. Miss I.R.C., stands amid the draped entranceway, before slowly descending the red-carpeted stairs. Programs captured forever the honored girls in the pageant. 90 Miss CHS Pageant Last minute preparations before the exciting event. Bobbie does a Latin American dance to show her talent Miss CHS Pageant 91 B. J. picks her partner. Laurel Slecth, Miss F.T.A.. models her gown for the audience and the judges. Master and Mistress of Ceremonies Frank Wichern and Dorothy Mac Laurin congratulate Jim Anderson and Connie Robertson for selling the most tickets to the Miss CHS pageant 92 Miss CHS Pageant Lynda displays her fashionable talent Miss CHS Pageant 93 The Miss Central High School Pageant of 1964. Samar Freeman. Miss CHS of 1964. The question and answer portion features the seven finalists: Bobbie Pitman. Jeane Burkholder. Ardith Manning, Linda Harris. Samar Freeman. Jan Friedlund. and Lani Henderson 94 Miss CHS Pageant Miss CHS with runners-up Jan Friedlund and Linda Harris. Miss CHS Pageant 95 Thursday Donald Nelson Dennis Schoonover Eugene White Martha Shotwell Terrie Ryan David Blume Cheryl Rosenbach Stephen Cogil CAST Stage Manager Dr. Gibbs Howie Newsome Mrs. Gibbs Mrs. Webb George Gibbs Rebecca Gibbs Wally Webb Friday Douglas Smith David Reese Ken Tevehaugh Sharry Gessncr Pam Stemsrud Dennis Zinner Barb Yiannikis Milt Strader Stage Manager walks through Our Town. Emily Webb and George Gibbs standing on “Main Street. Sam Craig and Joe Stoddard at the foot of the graves of Mrs. Soames and Mr. Stimson. Mrs. Webb senes Mr. Webb and Wally breakfast. Gibbs family: George, Mrs. Gibbs, Doc. Gibbs, and Rebecca. 96 Junior Play Play Thursday Lynda-Gaye Earls Chuck Huskey Don Park Beth Baldwin Michael Sullivan Lyle Heston CAST Emilyy Webb Mr. Webb Simon Stimson Mrs. Soames Joe Stoddard Sam Craig Friday Leslie Ann Manning Steve Maclsaac Kit Heston Cheryll Andrews Michael Sullivan Stephen Cogil Emily returns unnoticed to her home after her death. The groom is confronted by a bride's doubt before the wedding Leslie Manning and Pam Stemsrud have a serious discussion on the garden bench. Milt Strader and Leslie Manning prove to be unruly children at the breakfast table. Leslie Manning and Dennis Zinner talk from the bedroom windows as Dave Reese reads below. Junior Play 97 famor-Semcr LANI HENDERSON, Queen DICK BURNS. King Queen Lani and King Dick attended by Seniors Reed Cosper and Barbara Miller. Dan Allshouse and D. D. Bar-foot; Juniors Bill Raymor and Sherrie Rosenbach, Tim Reynolds and Pam Payne. 98 Junior Senior Prom Prom The boys patiently wait for their dates to stop primping. Two excited couples arrive ready for the night's excitement Mr. and Mrs. Nuhn wait to sign the picture list as Mr. Dunning watches Mrs. Dunning sign. Programs seem to be in a great demand. The dancing begins early in the evening. Junior Senior Prom 99 Sleepy time gal! Jim. can you really be that bored? 100 Junior Senior Prom Thank you.” says Sherrie Rosenbach while Mike poses for the picture These couples may be sitting out because of tired feet The Revelers tune up before the night festivities begin Lani and Dick take the first whirl to the Coronation Waltz as interested spectators gaze on. As the evening progresses everyone seems to be enjoying the festivities Happy winners dance to the Coronation Waltz. 102 Junior Senior Prom Just a minute, I have it here somewhere. As the night lingers on, the dance floor loses its crowd of students. Couples and relatives congratulate the prom royalty. How about letting us in on the joke? Girls ’ and Keys ’ State An unidentified sponsor, Jeane Burkholder, Samar Freemon, Cindy West, and Martha Sutholz. First rou: Bob Soderborg, Butch Conner. Reed Cosper. Jim Busselle, Frank Wichern, Alison Van Kueren, Mike Fay Ed Greene. Second rou: Don Aaro, Richard Sharkey, Ken Kimrcy, Mrs. Ruth Lindee, Mrs. Osmundson, George Cason. Larry Davis. Third rou-: Leonard Pierson. Tom Kearney, Ron Schildknecht, Wendell Young. Gary Zicroth, William Hammond, Bob Spindler. Girls and Boys' State 103 104 Contents s p o r t CROSS COUNTRY .................106 TENNIS 108 FOOTBALL 110 HOMECOMING 120 WRESTLING .................... 122 SWIMMING ......................124 BASKETBALL .............. -....126 TRACK ........................ 137 AURORA RELAYS ................ 142 BASEBALL ..................... 144 GOLF 148 GYMNASTICS 149 105 Cross CROSS COUNTRY TEAM: First row: Ken McLarney, Rod McCabe, Steve Berger, Coach Cox, Tom Steshyn, George Rux, and A1 Rodriguez. Second row: Nathan Van Keuren, Brad Bawden, Bill Cosper, John Witherspoon, John Balenski, Todd Frye, and Dave Henderson. Third row: Steve Curry, Alison Van Keuren, Bob Spindler, Terry Taylor, Dan Allshouse, Mike Davis, and John Carlson. AURORA INVITATIONAL TROPHY WINNERS: Top row: Jerry McCabe, A1 Rodriguez, Bob Spindler. Kneeling: Steve Curry, Dan Allshouse. 106 Cross Country Country Over the river and through the woods to Grandmother's house we go! Bob Spindler, going through the paces in one of his races. Aurora Central Cross Country Team to their marks, get set, GOOO! Steve Curry wants to know why he feels that hot breath down his neck. Just a few more feet! says Jerry McCabe. A1 Rodriquez is hot-footing it across the field ... but the G.A.A. is in hot pursuit. Cross Country 107 Zet Don Hambreck strains to return a rallcy. Milt, Jim. Larry enjoy a brief moment of relaxation I DID IT!!! 108 Tennis TENNIS TEAM: (I to r): Jim Anderson, Don Hambrick, Tom Jeffers, Coach McGuire, Art Zipor-in. Larry Cooper. Milt Strader, and Leroy Cooper. Jim strains to win the match against J-linkley. Tennis 109 football LEFT END LEFT TACKLE LEFT GUARD CENTER Bill Raymor Dave Myers Rick Avis Joe Childs Junior Junior Senior Senior QUARTERBACK Dick Burns Senior NO Football LEFT HALFBACK Craig Bozich Junior Zeam RIGHT Gl'ARD Jim Busselle Senior RIGHT TACKLE Kerry Mottl Senior RIGHT END Roger White Senior RIGHT HALFBACK Don Igou Junior Football 111 Danny Adair Sophomore Jim Bice Junior Steve Blair Sophomore Reed Cos per Senior Bob Crandall COACHES: John Yurchak. Royal Shepherd. Head Coach. Junior Herb Buchkowski. Melvin Rolfs. Eddie Dodge Junior Dick Eaton Junior Mike Fay Senior Dave Gibson Sophomore Jack Gridley Junior I 12 Football Gary Kling Junior Dick Loftis Junior Barry Moore Junior Mike Mullins Senior Bob Porath Senior Wayne Pruitt Junior Stan Reeves Senior Steve Shay Junior Bob Siverts Senior Frank Wichern Senior Bill Yeros Sophomore Football 113 football AURORA BOWS TO WASSON 7 0 The Trojans travelled to Colorado Springs to face Wasson in the season opener. Neither team scored in the first half as rain made the pigskin slick. The Trojan's 87 yard kickoff return TD was nulli fied by a penalty as was Wasson's TD in the second period. The T-Birds scored when they received the ball first and ten on the 31. Wasson threatened late in the fourth quarter but this was thwarted when their quarterback was dumped for an 11 yard loss. TROJANS SLIP PAST LOVELAND 7-0 The Northern League Champions opened league play by downing Loveland on the Indians' field The first half was scoreless and early in the third quarter when Don Igou scampered across the goal line with the Trojans' first six pointer of the year Dick Burns split the uprights making it 7-0. BOULDER UPSETS THE TROJANS 10-0 On a soggy, wet field the Trojan Eleven bowed to an underdog Boulder team. The Boulder Panthers used a 14 yd. TD to good advantage. The Panthers' stout defense held the Central squad scoreless and scoring two safeties themselves. I 14 Football (James TROJAN’S WALLOP HINKLEY 45 6 The scoring opened when the Big Green stopped tht T-Birds at mid-field and then marched 75 vd to score in 3Vi min. Joe Childs added the PAT after Dave Evans scored. The Central kickoff resulted in a Hinkley fumble in another TD. Dick Burns raced 60 yd. on a punt return for a TD Joe Childs split the uprights to round out the first quarter of scoring. The Trojans found the end zone on an 11 yard pass play from Burns to Igou After recovering a Hinkley fumble on the 35. Da'e Evans scored from the 2. Early in the second half Dave Evans scampered 44 yd. to paydirt Childs booted the PAT. Then the T-Birds finally scored. Nine minutes into fourth quarter found the Trojans scoring on another T-Bird fumble after a 23 yd march in four plays. CENTRAL TROUNCES GREELEY 31-0 After a scoreless first quarter. Central scored on a Greeley fumble from 27 yd. out via Dave Evans. It was Evans again on a 5 yd. run in closing minutes of the half. Early in the third period Evans broke away for 53 yd. and six points. The Trojans then marched to the Greeley I yd. line. After the first 8 sec. of the final period had subsided Dick Burns scored on a 5 yd. run. The PAT was successfully booted by Steve Blair. Don Igou then intercepted a Greeley pass and the Trojans pushed 32 yd. to paydirt. AURORA WHIPS MAROONS 34-7 The Homecoming was started off in fine style as The Big Green took the game away from the Maroons of Ft. Morgan in the first quarter when Craig Bozich crossed the goal line three plays after Rick Avis recovered a Maroon fumble on the 14. Kern Mottl's PAT blew wide and the Trojans led 6-0 at the quarter When the Maroons found they couldn’t move the ball after kick off they punted The kick was blocked and Roger White recovered it in the end zone. Mottl’s PAT was good and the score stood 1 -0. Just before the half Dick Burns hit Don Igou with a roll out pass that was good for 54 yards and the TD Mottl’s PAT made it 20-0 at the half. In the third period Dave E ans hustled his way 25 yards to the Morgan 20. Two plays later Burns and Bozich teamed up for Central's 26th point. Mottl's PAT made it 27 0. One minute later Bozich recovered a Maroon fumble at the 21. Burns then threw his third TD to White. Mottl made it 34. Morgan's Jerry Schott scampered 77 yards for Morgan's lone score late in the 4th quarter. Football 115 CENTRAL ROMPS OVER STERLING 37-6 Craig Bozich in the first quarter on a 10-yd. TD run around end. The rest of the squad got the hint and Dick Burns threw four TD passes in a row. Two to Roger White, one to Bill Rayroor, and another to Craig Bozich. Then History, Kerry Mottl booted a 24 yd. field goal, first ever attempted under Coach Sheppard. Sterling finally scored late in the third quarter. Mottl also kicked 4 out of 5 PAT ACHS STOMPS ENGLEWOOD 430 Early in the first quarter Dick Burns started with a 20 yd. kickoff return. On the very next play Dave Evans plowed off left tackle and scampered 65 yds. for Aurora’s first TD. The PAT was good. Central then received a Pirate punt, and in four downs marched to the Pirate 20. At this point Mottl kicked a 16 yd. field goal. In the second quarter the Trojans caught fire. Burns passed 10 yds. to Raymor for a TD and Eddie Dodge returned a pass interception 25 yds for a TD. Steve Shay then recovered a blocked punt in the Pirate end zone. The Trojans lone score in the third period came when Evans charged over left tackle for 14 yds. and a TD. The second string held the Pirates scoreless in the fourth quarter and scored their own TD after a 56 yd. drive. FT COLLINS LOSES TO At’RORA 20-14 After a scoreless first quarter. Dick Bums sizzled a 53 yd. TD bomb to Roger White. Later in the same quarter Evans flew 23 yds. to paydirt on a draw play. Mottl's PAT w-as good. With less than a minute to go Ft. Collins scored from the 1. The third quarter saw a unique pass play from Burns to Bozich to give us a 19-7 lead. Mottl’s PAT made it 20-7. With less than one minute left in the game Collins scored on a spectacular 99 yd. run by Bill Shoemaker. I 16 Football BIG GREEN BEATS LONGMONT 40-24 A calm first three quarters gave way to a final runaway offense. Longmont scored first. But Evans returned a kickoff 80 yds. for a TD It was Evans again on a 5} yds. run off tackle at the end of the first half. Roger White scored in the second half on a 5 yd. pass from Dick Burns. Longmont scored and a pass from Burns to White covering 11 yds. resulted in a Central TD. Longmont scored again and Central scored twice. Burns to Shay for 5 yds. and a TD. Crandall to Burns covering 48 yds. and a TD. Longmont wrapped up the scoring but Aurora wound up on top. Football 117 Dick Burns tears around the right end in this game against Longmont. An unidentified Aurora ball carrier hotfoots across the turf behind some fine blocking. Ft. Morgan plans to stop Dick’s steady advance. I 18 Football Don Igou and Joe Childs try desperately to block a Morgan punt. It looks like Dick is off and away! Dave Evans rolls around left end and moves into the clear. Don Igou pushes past some confused Hinkley tacklers only to meet some more on the other side. These members of the football squads have not been pictured: Jerry Dunn—Sophomore Gary Rose—Junior Terry Keene—Sophomore Gary Roark—Sophomore Mike McAfoos—Junior Mike Schwartzkopf—Sophomore Dennis Zinner—Junior Ed Klanecky—Sophomore Ed Umlauf—Senior Steve Blair—Sophomore Jack Conner—Sophomore Bill Johnson—Junior David Mog—Sophomore Greg Norenborg—Sophomore John Zoretic—Sophomore Steve Baldwin—Junior Tom Crane—Junior Steve Abbott—Sophomore Dale Trbovich—Senior Dexter Ertelt—Junior Steve Maclsaac—Junior Steve Shay—Junior Dick Roth—Junior Football I I 9 JiomecomiHi) Queen and her attendants, I to r: Barbara Rugh, Sherrie Biggs. Queen Bobbi Pitman, Nanci Kouns, Linda Keene. Queen Bobbi is escorted down the Silver Boot Way. 120 Homecoming Halftime Halftime This is Aurora Central's typical football crowd. Mr. Dunning is sleeping on the job while Barbara waves to the crowd. Mr. Reed and Mr. Sheppard don't seem to agree on the situation. Central's cheerleaders cheer the team to victory. Homecoming Halftime 21 WreSi This is what you need to do. Ready Wrestle.” from takedown position. Dave Myers on top in ref's position. Rick twists his man for a breakman 122 Wrestling John Tipton breaks his opponent down. Dale Trbovich gets a reversal. Wrestling 123 Dale gets a switch. John Lynn's sticking his opponent TWO POINTS FOR AURORA! Kerry blocks a double by a tackle. 124 Wrestling Swimming Second row (I to r): Ken Tevebaugh, John Van DeWitt, Mike McAfoos, Randy Blair, Terry Yiannikis. Top row (I to r): Don Highfield, Paul Spoor, Bob Porath, Ray Everhart, Jim Central’s in the lead as the second leg of a relay begins Les Gifford strains to stay in the lead. And they’re off and running— .err.—swimming. Swimming 125 Terry's form is excellent as he leaves the board. It $ Terry again The swimming team relaxes after a good season. 126 Swimming basketball Aurora Central Trojan Varsity Basketball Team: (Back row): Coach Redlon. Tom Marshall. Don Swencki, Ron Graham Rick Stitel. Roger White, Mike Golden, Craig Bozich. (Front row): Dick Burns. Brian Moffett. Scotty Hromas, Terry Galbreath, Bill Brill. ro.an Junior Varsity: (Standing): Coach Jordon, Steve Blair, Jack Gridley Jim Cutshall Dexter Ertelt. Bill Ravmor. tedlon. (Kneeling): Al Rodriguez. Bill Sampson, Eddie Dodge. Gary Dickhart. Bob Nicholson Coach Basketball 27 Trojan Sophomore Basketball Team: (Standing): Gary Roark, Marty Schlotthauer, Chuck Beck, Steve Abbott, Danny Adair, Jim Hardee. (Sitting): Pete Marshall, Louie DeSpain, Coach Graff, Terry King, Bob Schoser, Clark Rutz, (Manager). VARSITY MANAGERS—Dallas Robinson and Dick Loftis. 128 Basketball TOUCHDOWN!” Basketball 129 A CLASSIC MOVE IN BASKETBALL As Brian Moffett screens, Terry Taylor shoots and Brian then moves in to try for the rebound. This exemplifies the teamwork giving us the fine season we had. In this mad scramble for the ball. Craig Bozich is aced out. 130 Basketball The beginning This cat was out-foxed! of the end for Hinkle)’! Terry effectively evades Fort Collins full court press. Basketball 131 Anxiety and tension build as the game progresses. Terry shoots a free throw. Brian leaps high to lay this one off the boards. A short pep talk before the Hinkley game begins. 132 Basketball The players patiently await a rebound. Roger shoots from outside the lane. This tangle of arms and legs proves to be painful for an opposing player. Scotty takes a free throw as the other players converge for the rebound. Craig looks for help as he catches himself in a comer. Brian sends a quick pass to one of his teammates. Basketball 133 GREAT SCOTT! Brian screens as Craig shoots. 134 Basketball Tom leaps over his opponents. This rebound soars to the back. Roger shoots amid a tide of white uniforms. Craig gets set to take his free throw. CHAOS! Basketball 135 Brian does mid air splits as he shoots. Fort Collins desperately tries for a rebound. Dick makes a shot inside the lane. This Trojan is engulfed by Cats. Three men scramble for a rebound. 136 Basketball Rick gives it all he has on this throw. Don shows form that he used to clear 12 feet and break an old record. Z Ken takes first place with this record shattering performance. The consistent mile relay team poses. Left to right are: R White, T. Steshyn, L. Feeback. D. Adair. Track 37 Steve shows why he became the undisputed champion in the Northern Conference. Larry shows why he was Conference Champion. 138 Track Steve gets baton from Greg and is off to catch the runner from South. Rod comes up fast to overtake some opponents. Track 139 Rick Stifel heaves the discus. Coach Jordon and Coach Cox—Coaches of the Northern Conference Track Championship Team. Roger leads the pack in his leg of the relay. 140 Track The hurdlers approach their hurdles. Ken Kotick flies to a record jump. First rou Coach Cox, N. VanKeuren. L. Siegfried, R. McCabe, G. Akers, T, Galbreath, K. Kotik, T. Steshyns, B. Soderborg, Coach Iordan. Second rou: J Ballenski, S. Berger, A. VanKeuren, P. Ward, R. White, J. Shivers, R. Stifel, B. Kane, J. Maushart. Third rou: B Kandt, R Bonde, D. Roth, J. Witherspoon, T. Frye, j. Bolger. D. Soderborg, D. Allshouse. Fourth rou: L. Searles, D. Jones, S Schmaltz. C. Rux, T. Behm, R. Reed. M. Davis, S. Akers. Fifth rou: S. Spencer. B Peterson, L. Feeback, D. Adair, S. Blair, B. Mawhinney. YEAR S BEST PERFORMANCES Steve Behrens Steve Behrens Dan Adair Nat VanKeuren Dan Allshouse Larry Feeback Larry Feeback Ken Kotik Terry Galbreath Steve Blair Rick Stifel Don Igou Adair, White, Steshyn, Feeback Adair, Kotik, Akers, Behrens VanKeuren, Kurey, Allshouse, Maushart 100 yd. dash 10.0 sec. 220 yd. dash 22.8 440 yd. dash 55.10 880 yd. run 2:01.5 1 mile run 4:46 180 yd. low hurdles 20.4 120 yd. high hurdles 15.6 Broad jump 22,9l 2 High jump 6'0 Shot put 52'8'' Discus 140' Pole vault 12-1 2” Mile relay 3:29.3 880 yd. relay 1:30.9 Two mile relay 8:21.0 Track 41 Ah. come on. Roger, it couldn t be that bad. 142 Track Dan finishes strong to cop first place Aurora Relays Ken grabs for the sky as he leaps for amazing distance. Relays Royalty is enjoying the events as the trophies wait to be carried off by the winners. Dan pushes hard to finish out the relay teams' fast time. Coach Cox talks to his mile team before the big race took place. Steves glad he went to church as he pulls out one of his many victories. Track 143 baseball Zeam BASEBALL TEAM: First row, I to r): Coach Buchkowski, Bob Crandall, Craig Bozich, Art Vandcrburg, Eddie Dodge, Tom Mannschreck. (Second row): Scott Hromas, Bill Brill, Dick Burns, Joe Childs, Brad Bowden, Gary Roark. (Top row): Chuck Boyer, Bill Raymor, Steve Shay. Brian Moffett. Kerry Mottl, Merlin Thompsen. John Dworsky JUNIOR VARSITY TEAM: (First row, I to r): Walt Farmer, Ron Vernon, Rod Johnson, Dick Spriggs, Kent Moeller, and Kerry O’Brian. (Second row): Doug O’Neill. Gary Dickhart, Bob Haney, Steve Bush, Mick Weiss. (Top row): Jerry Dunn, Marty Schlotthauer, Greg Connolly, Coach Redlon. 44 Baseball Brad goes through the motions in his Wind-up. Baseball 145 Fraud!' cried the maddened thousands, and the echo answered Fraud!” And now the leather-covered sphere came hurtling through the air, And Casey stood a-watching it in haughty grandeur there.’ t t f? . -r Catcher, Craig Bozich, hustles down to first base to back up the first baseman. O.K., fellas, let s get this show on the road. 146 Baseball Bob to Bill and the third out that retires the side. Crandall- -Hurler of a no hitter. Baseball 147 Jack Jeffers receives his letter from Coach Shepherd as Dan and Bill look on. Dan watches his putt sink. Bill Sampson lines up his shot to the green. 148 Golf gymnastics State Champs and ’64 In front Coach Don Robinson First row. I to r): Rick Ellison, Jack Ryan, Mike Nowack, Kim Horvath, Greg Deist Roci Staad Mike Glover Jeff Baird. John Young, Bob Stanley, Gary Walker, Dale Alexander Terry Truman. Second row (I to r). Ken Barnett, Ed Klanecky, Rick Nowack, Alan Nimon, Jim Hardee, Gary Fishman. Ty Belcher, Dick Bump, John Hanlen, Jim Barber, Tony Rowan, Mike Burns. Tom Barber. Jack Ryan, three time state champion and Gary Walker one time state champion on the side horse. Jim Barber, two time state champion in free exercise. Gymnastics Olympic Iron Cross, Ron Staadt. 50 Gymnastics Loop Dismount, Jeff Baird. Fly-away Dismount, Greg Deist One Arm Hand Stand. Terry’ Truman Loops, Jack Ryan Front Toss Off.??? Front Giants. Dale Alexander One Finger stand. Coach Robinson Gymnastics 151 Mike Glover executes L Hold Gymnasts never quit working Splits, John Hanlen Back Layout, Dick Bump I 52 Gymnastics Jim Barber executes his Japanese handstand. Free exercise trio—Terry Truman. John Hanlen. and Jim Barber. Stacked handstands—Jeff Baird, Jim Barber. Ron Staadt, Bob Stanley. Mike Nowack. John Young, Terry Truman. Gymnastics 153 Contents HOMECOMING ROYALTY 156 CHRISTMAS DANCE ROYALTY 160 PEP CLUB DANCE ROYALTY 164 MISS C H S. ROYALTY 168 RELAYS ROYALTY 170 PROM ROYALTY 172 155 homecoming King 156 Homecoming Royalty Homecoming Queen BOBBI PITMAN Homecoming Royalty 157 JIM BUSSELLE DICK BURNS Momecoming 158 Homecoming Royalty ROGER WHITE NANCI KOUNS Homecoming Royalty 159 Air. Personality BUTCH CONNER 160 Christmas Dance Royalty M iss Personality SHERRIF. BIGGS Christmas Dance Royalty 161 DAN ALLSHOUSE ROGER WHITE 162 Christmas Dance Royalty KAREN LARSEN Dance Royalty SHERRY STEVER POLA REBHUN Christmas Dance Royalty 163 Pep Club Dam King SCOTT H ROM AS 164 Pep Club Dance Royalty Pep Club Dance Queen RICK AVIS TOM MARSHALL BRIAN MOFFETT Pep Club 166 Pep Club Dance Royalty ROGER WHITE CAY BARTHOLOMEW Dance Royalty Pep Club Dance Royalty LANI HENDERSON SANDY POWERS M iss CM. S. SAMAR FREEMAN 168 Miss CHS Royalty JAN FRIEDLUND 1st Runners-up (tie) LINDA HARRIS Miss CHS Royalty 169 Aurora Kclays Queen SHERRIE BIGGS • 70 Aurora Relays Royalty TRISH WILSON BARBARA MILLER Kelay Attendants MARILYN SYNER Aurora Relay Royalty 171 Prom King DICK BURNS 172 Prom Royalty Prom Queen LANI HENDERSON Prom Royalty 173 BOB SODERBORG DAN ALLSHOUSE 174 Prom Royalty JIM ANDERSON Prom BILL BRILL NANCY TRAEBER Prom Royalty 175 177 MRS. FRANCIS ALIOTO Typing, Shorthand MR. KEITH ANDERSON Biology Biology Club MRS. KAREN BENNER Homemaking I. II Homemaking Club MR HAROLD BLUBAUGH Chemistry Algebra II MISS NORMA BRANDT Homemaking II. Ill Homemaking Club •78 Faculty MRS. NANCY BRASWILL English II MR HERB BLTCHKOWSKI Biology •C Club MR EDWARD Bl TTERFIELD Biology Biology Club MR BEN CHERINGTON American History MRS. MARIETTA CLARK Art I. II Faculty I 79 MRS. JEANNE COLLINS English II Junior Class Sponsor MRS. JANE COSTAIN English 12 Senior Class Sponsor MR JOHN COWAN Driver Education Safety Club MRS. ANNA DELL Practical Math; Geometry Sophomore Class Sponsor MR JIM COX Algebra II. Geometry C Club 180 Faculty MR. DOl'GLAS DEWITT Physical Science Biology MR JOHN DtMBRILL Art II. Ill MISS LILLIAN DL ROCHER P E. I. II. HI Pep Club. Girls' Athletic Association. Bowling Club MRS. MARJORIE FALKNER English 10 MR. KEITH FOUNTAIN General Math II. Geometry Faculty 181 MR GLENN FREELOVE Mechanical Drawing II General Shop. C” Club MISS MARY FULTON Special Education, English 10 MRS RUTH GEORGE German I, II MR ANDRE W. GASSMAN MISS CARRIE FUSELIER General Math 10, 11 French I, II French Club 182 Faculty MRS MAUREEN GILBERT English 10 Librarian MR BYRON GILLETT Advanced Band, Intermediate Band Girls Choir Dance, Band MR. JAMES GRAFF Woodworking I, II C Club MR. KENNETH GRAHAM MR. PAUL GURNEY Vocal Music Auto Mechanics Trojanaires Faculty 183 MRS. JUDITH GUSTAFSON Homemaking II. Ill Pep Club MR TED GUTTADORE Basic Business Bookkeeping. Shorthand MRS JULIE HERMANN English 10 Sophomore Class Sponsor 184 Faculty MR ROBERT HINE Physics MR RICHARD IMBER Office Training, Typing Junior Class Sponsor MRS BETTY JACOBS English II National Honor Society MR. BOB JOHNSON American History, World Affairs—Government Fishing Club MR. RALPH JORDAN Basic Business Bookkeeping C Club Faculty 185 MISS CAROLYN KELSO Typing. Personal LTse Typing Pep Club MR. JULIUS KORMAN Aero-Space, World Georgraphy MRS. LINDA KRAINES French II MR. LARRY KRAMER Woodwork I Driver Education MR ROY KROSKY Sociology-Psychology Senior Class Sponsor MR. MEL KUBE Algebra II, Trigonometry Math Analysis MR JOHN KL CKLEMAN English 10 186 Faculty MR AL LAMBRECHT English 12 MR. WILLIAM McCURLY Algebra II, Trigonometry— Math Analysis Mu Alpha Theta MR. RAY McGUIRE p.e. i, ii, m C” Club MRS CORINNE MALIN English 10 Future Teachers of America MISS JUDITH MAYLAND English 11, Spanish I Spanish Club Faculty MRS LINDA MILLER English 11, American History Y-Teens MRS LAVONA NACHTRIEB American-Government— World Affairs. Economics Junior Counselor Junior Class Sponsor MRS. GERTRUDE NUHN Spanish I, II Spanish Club 188 Faculty MR. JEFF PALMER Metal Shop I, II MRS DOROTHY PORATH Algebra I, Geometry Pep Club MRS. BERNICE PONCAVAGE English 10, Speech Speech Arts Club MR NORMAN PRICE Mechanical Drawing I Sophomore Counselor Sophomore Sponsor MR. ERNIE REDLON American History C Club MRS CAROL REED Homemaking II MR GLENN REED English 12. Journalism Scale Model Club Quill and Scroll Faculty 189 MISS JANh RENKtL MR. DON ROBINSON Distributive Education, Art II, Crafts Basic Business C Club D E. Club MR MELVIN ROLFS Auto Mechanics. Driver Education C Club MR LEE ROSA PE. Sophomore Counselor Sophomore Class Sponsor COL. FRANCIS SASSE Practical Math, Algebra I 190 Faculty MR. VINCENT SCHEEL Drama Sophomore Counselor Drama Club MISS WIIMA SHELTON American History MR ROYAL SHEPERD Physical Science C Club MRS ELIZABETH SHERIDAN American History, Sociology Psychology Senior Class Sponsor MR. ED STOLFUS Practical Math. Chemistry Annual Staff Sponsor Junior Class Sponsor Faculty 191 MRS. CAROLYN TORBETT Typing, Advanced Steno MR TOM WITHERILL Physical Science, Chemistry Junior Red Cross MRS RUTH WHITMORE Algebra I, II Pep Club Cheerleaders MR. PAUL WHITTAKER Math Analysis MR. JOHN YEE World History, World Geography International Relations Club 192 Faculty MR JOHN YI RCHAK Mechanical Drawing I. Metal Shop I C” Club MISS BARBARA SMITH Student Home Economics Teacher MRS. EDYTHE WALSH Nurse Para-Med Faculty 193 MISS MARCIA BERNDT Librarian MRS NELLE SANDOVAL Librarian MRS. CARMEL SEIDENBERG Bookkeeper 194 Faculty MRS. DELL STAFORD Secretary in Registrar's Office Cooks (I to r): Rosalea Cornell, Eldora Graham, Dorothy Bowery. Cooks (I to r): Ruth Groom, Helen Young. Custodians (I to r): Martin Rosmussen, Koy Lovell, Chuck Brennan. Fay Night Custodians; Bob Herman. Terry Rasmussan, Aymond Fitzhi Borzer. Joe Wood. Cooks (I to t): Ethel Wilhorte. Georgia Collins, Betty Miller. Cook and Cashiers, Charlene Johnson, Feme burr, Olive Lawerence Faculty 195 MISS NORMA POWELL Registrar MRS GERALDINE O'BRIEN Junior Counselor Junior Sponsor MR RICHARD COVAULT Senior Boys' Counselor MRS VIRGINIA HEDQITST Senior Girls' Counselor 196 Faculty MR. JACK BRADDOCK Vice-Principal MR HAROLD DUNNING Vice-Principal Faculty 197 p k o m o r e s 199 Sophomore Class Officers President: Bill Cosper V. President: Debbie Davis Secretary: JoAnn Kidwell Treasurer: James Aslin 200 Sophomore Class Officers Dianne Padia and friend enjoy an early morning study hall. Steve Abbot Bill Adair Danny Adair Mark Adamick Vicki Adams Christie Agrelius Charles Aitken John Akers Steve Akers Linda Aldridge Tom Alexander David Allen Jack Allen Tana Allshouse Madelene Almire Frances Ames Bob Amman Don Anderson Jim Andrews Sharon Anderson Susan Anderson Cody Archard Vicki Armbruster Carl Arnold Jim Aslin Donna Baird Roberta Baker Carolyn Baldwin Mike Barbeau Tom Barber Sophomores 201 Carolyn Barger George Barnes Belilier Barler Barbara Bartek Sally Baston Brad Bawden Chuck Beck Butch Begley Eileen Begun Tom Behm Christine Bennett Harry Benson Karon Benson Bruce Berglund Gary Berridge Steve Bertels Gene Beseau Rochella Betz Pete Bialka Judy Biggs Catch that man with the ball! Michele Bigler Diane Bixler Tom Black Warren Blackburn Steve Blair Charles Blanks Susie Blauw Susan Bolenbaker Dick Bonde Avis Bomgardner 202 Sophomores Judy Bowermaster Eric Bowman Dianne Boyd Charles Branan Shirley Bratsch Bonnie Breneman Nancy Brent Ron Brent Steve Brei (engross Lalah Brewer Barry Brill Cindy Brink Bob Brooks Cathy Brown Gary Brown Patrick Brown James Browsk Steve Bryan Harley Bryant Lynn Bryant Two of oext year's twirlers Debra Freeman and Sharon Cain. Bob Bucy Mike Burns Randy Buckle John Bundy Linda Bunney Phyllis Burchfield Janice Burke Joan Burkert Ken Burnett John Burns Sophomores 203 Linda Burrell Norman Burton David Bush Patty Butler Sherry Byrnes Janet Cabe Julia Cain Sharon Cain Barry Campbell Francis Canham Gerald Capps Bill Capps Pat Cargill Dave Cartaglia Nancy Carls G ren Carlton Pat Carnahan Bob Carter Jo Ann Carter Angela Cartwright Sharon Chandler Genevieve Chavez Dortha Chenault Mike Christensen Mike Chura Rick Clark Ron Clark Sharon Clark Danny Claycomb Warren Clemons 204 Sophomores During any assembly stage hands are always ready. Gary Cline Don Close Tom Collins Judy Conn Jack Conner Jon Conover Cathy Corny Charles Cook Jane Cook Allen Cordray Bill Cosper Mike Covey Linda Cram Carl Crane Gordon Crane Linda Crawford Norm Creel Shirley Crow Marjorie Cullens Harry Cummings Michael Cunningham Sharon Darkenwald Debby Davis Gary Davis Bill Davis Bill Davis Jack Davis Linda Davis Lynn Davis Mike Davis Sophomores 205 Sharon Dawson Leonard Dean Ann Dechant Dave DeGroot Alice Derr Louie Despain Brett Detamble Janet Devers David DeYoung Helen Diamond Surprise! Kay Dick Pamela Dinkel Janet Dixon Lorrie Dlugos Gary Dockweiler Delores Doherty' John Donald Robin Drill Steve Duvall John Dudich Jerry Dunn Ann Dichter Chuck Davison Murray D'Aubin Bob Dlugos Kris Dunn Ron Easterling Vicki Easterling Lauren Eastham Glenn Eaton 206 Sophomores Linda Eaton Linda Eaton Myra Eaton Sue Eberlin Linda Edwards Tom Edwards Lon Elick Sheila Elick Virginia Elkins Linda Ellison Linda Emerson Linda Erickson Chris Ertler Karen Eudaly Bill Eustrom Lavona Evans Nadine Evans Ray Everhart Hank Farr Becki Feather The Toy Soldiers in the sophomore assembly. Larry Feeback Leslie Ferguson Patricia Fernandez Gary Fishman Margie Fitzgerald Tim Flanagan Karen Fleck Bonnie Foley Greg Foltz Julia Forrer Sophomores 207 Linda Foster Betty Fox Pat Fox Diane Frank Larry Frank Tom Franklin Debbie Freeman Kathy Fulton Dean Fritz Anita Gadash Melody Gardineer Gary Garrison Danny Garcia Honi Garvin Kathy Gazaway Jim Gibb Dave Gibson Karen Glaspey Donna Goblinger Hal Goldberg Sue Goldstein Rosalie Gonder Gary Goodman Vera Goodman Vivian Goodman Bill Goodwin Bob Gore Janice Gough Ann Graham Howard Graham 208 Sophomores Mrs. Herman has late practices for the assembly. David Gray Sue Gray Dan Gribben Calvin Green John Green Gwen Greenfield Mike Griess Linda Grisinger Barb Gustafson Roselia Gutzman A touchdown in the making. Rick Haag Tom Hadduck Carol Hage Charles Haight Elaine Hammaker Raetta Hampton Bruce Hanson Debbie Hanson Mary Harbottle Jim Hardee Susan Hardy Tom Hardy Barbara Harned Gerald Harris Susan Hartzell Gerhard Hauch Paul Haufner Cindy Haught Eugene Hawkridge Barbara Hawks Sophomores 209 Jo Haynes Pat Heaton Doug Hebbel Judy Heck Jack Heflin Ron Hegeman Susan Helm Roxie Heron Larry Herr Tom Herrman Snowed in Sophomore! Mike Herzog Mary Hester Jean Hetherington Don Highfield Jeanne Hilgenberg Linda Hill Nancy Hingst Janet Hiris Steve Hockersmith Linde Hodson Carol Hoel Dan Hoffman Regina Hoffman Sheila Hogan Mike Hough Gwen Howell Lynn Hutcheson Donna Irthum Tim Isaac Glenn Isaacson 210 Sophomores Vera Izquierdo Jimmy Jackson Tom Jagow Bill Janda Anne Janelle Larry Jeffers Claudia Johnson David Johnson Gail Johnson Gary Johnson Kathleen Johnson Barbara Jones Bonnie Jones Bob Jones Dave Jones Diane Jones Jerre Jones Jean Justice Kris Kahn Sue Kals Susan Kaluza Judy Kammerzell Bob Kandt Karen Kannady Judianne Kaufman Terry Keene Pat Kendrick Dennis Keller Harry Kennedy Bob Kennedy What are you laughing at, Marilyn? Sophomores 211 Karen Kalisch Mike Kicklighter Barbara Kidwell Robin Kimsey Pam King Coleen Kingman Pat Kirmer Eddie Klanecky Elaine Kramer Stephanie Kruplak Terry Kniff Eugene Kuhn Randy Kunath Ann Kirkland Steve Kurey Dan Laberge Steve Lake Bruce Lamer Hilary Lancaster Chris Larson Mike Lawless Toni Lazzeri Gary Leber Deni Laughton Eddie Leek Sherrie Leek Ron Leef Jim Leiker Bob Leng Anna Leopold us 212 Sophomores A typical sophomore class. A noon football game among the athletic sophomores. Pam Lere Elaine Lewis Ron Loback Carolyn Lockwood Steve Loftis Ron Lokkesmoe Danny Long Wade Long Kay Loomis Philip Loyd Tim Luchsinger Mike Luse Gary Maiers Mike Mallcry Laurie Malone Robin Manly Jeff Mansfield Jay Marcelja Karen Mariska Judy Marmon Judy Marsh Pete Marshall David Martin Bob Martin Marilyn Mathews Bob Mawhinney Donna Maxwell Tom McBride Jeannette McClure Mike McConnell Sophomores 213 Larry McGee Jim McKissack Barb McKown Billy McMahon Karen McNair Bill McMullen Russell Meier Vicky McKay Pat Miles Linda Miller Steve Blair prepares to high jump. Marcy Miller Marlene Miller Mary Anne Miller Connie Mitchell Gordon Mitchell Mary Mitchell Rodney Mitchell David Mog Sharon Molitor Gary Monahan Jeter Montgomery Gary Moore Kurt Moore Ronald Moorhead Roberta Moots Rosita Moreno Kenneth Morgan Tim Morgan Gary Morris Robert Morse 214 Sophomores Kenneth Montano Sharon Muehleisen Marcella Mueller Peter Muir Liane Muller Patrick Mullins Terry Murray John Musser Daryl Myers Richard Nedell Charles Nefzger Tommy Nellis Cynthia Nelson Nancy Nemacheck Karen Neumann Anne Nichols John Nicholson Alan Nimon Susan Nicjuette Kay Nixon The new banner for the parades is shown by the sophomore cheerleaders. Gregory Norborg Cynthia Nordlie Ricky Nowak Deni Naughton Kerry O'Brien Katheryn O'Conner Harry Odil Edward O'Donoghue David Olson Ralph Olson Sophomores 215 Linda O'Neal Jerry O’Neill Rodney Osborn Linda Osier Michael Otto Dianne Padia Russell Palmer Charles Parisen Ellen Parker Patrick Parker Patricia Parrish Ray Parsons Michael Pendergrass Patrick Penny Dorothy Perkins Burt Petersen Donna Peterson Jane Peterson Michael Peterson Joyce Petty Nancy Phillips Dewey Phipps Terry Pickinpaugh Peggy Pierson Kathleen Pirog Curtis Pitts Mary Planert Linda Platt Harriet Pleskow Richard Plummer 216 Sophomores The sophomore cheerleaders receive a new banner from Butch Conner. 1 Greg Whitlock and Mr. Yee thumb through some new material. Steve Plank Phyllis Poch Diane Poffinberger James Pope Michael Porter David Porterfield Victoria Potts David Pounds Anna Powell Pamela Powers Kathleen Prestegaard Linda Proctor Kathleen Prokop Robert Punches Sandi Pyles Ricky Quinn Anita Quintana Charles Quintana Gail Raley Karen Raymer Richard Raymond Melody Reid Rebecca Reid Gayna Rebel Sharon Reinhart Bonnie Reiswig Russell Rew Denise Reusche Linda Reynolds Gary Roark Sophomores 217 John Roberts Robert Roberts Sharon Roe John Roelfsema Judith Roelfsema Bonnie Rogers Timothy Rolstad Danny Romero Marcia Rosenbach Marsha Ross Coach Cox and Dan Adair sprint down the track. John Rowan Dee Rowland Margaret Rundle Nancy Russell Clark Rutz George Rux John Ryan Richard Row Marion Sabo Jerry Sanchez Robert Saunar Raymond Savickas Donna Sayre Barbara Scalf Joan Schaller Sherrie Scheidegger Dean Schlagel Martin Schlotthauer Steve Schmaltz Duane Schmidt 218 Sophomores Richard Schmidt Sandra Schnitzer Jeffrey Shoemaker Cecil Scholl Robert Schoser Robert Schultz Larry Schumann Judith Schwab Mike Schwartzkopf Anita Scott Jerry Searles Larry Sears Cynthia Sebold Jane Service Timothy Shannon Sharon Shaw Susan Shaw Donna Shepperd Stephen Shipley Jim Shipman David Shook Robert Shook Jane Showalter Niles Shumaker Marilyn Shy Richard Siegfried Don Sievert Marion Silvernail Anna Skolnick Robert Smagala Steve Blair throws the shot put. Sophomores 219 Carolyn Smith Leann Smith Nancy Smith Lee Smith Sherry Smith David Soderborg Scott Spencer Joyce Spencer Thomas Spies Terri Spesoch Dorothy Spoonemore Paul Spoor Gregory Scjuires Daniel Stcars James Steck Timothy Stcinbach Michael Stern Scott Stevens Karen Stifft Carol Stravinsky Ross Stout Debby Sturm Sandy Sullivan Joanne Szeibert Steve Sumrall Sandy Swedborg Barbara Sweeney Laura Talbot Stephen Talbot Mike Tarzwell 220 Sophomores Sophomore combo. Stephen Teer Lauretta Tencich Tami Tessler William Tevebaugh Beryleen Thennis Jadin Thomas Wendell Thomasson Barbara Thompson Karen Thompson Patrick Thompson Richard Thompson Thomas Yhompson Leroy Tiger Nancy Tinker Eric Tipton Timothy Tittes Lawrence Troy Norman Tucker Sandra Tyrrel Mary Vanderburg Nathan Vankeuren Gerald VanMeter Karen Vick Phillip Viescas Larry Vincent Judy Vogel Michael Volpi Kenneth VonFeldt Anthony Voyner Paul Wagner Sophomores 221 Thomas Walden Craig Walker Catherine Wallace Richard Wallace Robert Wallace Michael Walter Tracy Wandra David Wareham Lawrence Watson Alan Weaver Steve Weaver Diana Webb Larry Webb Sherry Webb Karen Wells Jay Whearley Linda Whetsell Marilyn Whitaker Ronald Whitcomb Gregory Whitlock Three sophomore Hill-billies! Lea Ann Wilhanks Bobbie Wiley Beverly Williams Cheryl Williams Cheryl Lynn Williams Christine Williams Craig Williams Floyd Williams Juliana Williams Lynn Williams 222 Sophomores Ronald Williamson Allen Willis Barbara Wilson Julia Windholz Patricia Winter Betty Wittman John Wolf Robert Wood William Worley Joyce Wormath Carolyn Wright Althea Yackman Penny Yates David Yellott Bill Yeros Ursula Youmans Glen Young Jacqueline Young John Young Diane Younger Virgil Younger Linda Zantow Edward Zoretic John Zoretic Sophomores 223 Humor Class Officers Top lo Bottom: Bob Pyle: Vice President JoAnn Clark: Treasurer Gary Dickhart: President Kathy Fishback: Secretary 226 Junior Class Officers Phyllis Abraham Patty Ackland Ron Albertson Dale Alexander Sandy Andrew Bob Akers Cheryl Andrews Marylou Alexander Anita Alseike Kandee Anderson Wanda Bailey Cathy Armstrong Cheri Cheryl Avis Bacon Linda Baker Juniors 227 0b § Patty Baker Beth Baldwin Gerrie Barmettlor « f a? Mary Barnes Baldwin Kerrie Bennett John Ba lien ski Sharon Berger Ken Barnett Steve Behrens Steffi Bergren Walter Berry 228 Juniors David Battreall Bob Sandi Loretta Bonnie Bialka Bianchi Bledsoe Blosser Tom Bock Dave Blume , Jim Rich Bice Bolenbaker Jim Bolger Jim Boice Randy Phyllis Blair ‘Bollig Ron Black Janice Bolls Mike Carol Jon Herbert Black Bissonnette Blonquist Bollum Juniors 229 Jack Craig Kit Greg Blonkey Bozich Bradley Bradshaw Chuck Boyer Jean Brimmerman Pam Browitt Cathy Brown Nancy Brown Edward Bradfield Sandra Bruzewski Pat Casandra Brown Buckle Mike Brigman Stan Brooks Brenda Brown Dick Bump Diana Bunch 230 Juniors Larry Buzick Pam Cassell Doris Bundy Linda Campbell Linda Cannady Ron Carleton Rick Carlson Steve Garry Suzie Bush Butts Butz Dou£ Burr Shirley Carle Du sty-Carpenter Carolyn Carlson Ted Cassell Ron Dianna Cheryl Carnahan Carr Chambers 232 Juniors Diann Jim Sharon Bob Cherry Chestney Chinn Church Cheryl Chapman Jo Ann Clark Constance Conine John Steve Bonni Cochran Cogil Close One lonely junior cleans up after the sophomores. Dan Cicotcllo Vicki Collins Greg Connolly Cindy Conrad Larry Cooper Joe Cooper Anita Candy Frank Constance Cook Cooke • Jon Cousineau Leroy Connie Shirley Terry Cooper Copeland Cordova Counce Don Sue Leslie Bob Cover Cox Coxsey Crandall Diane Courts Tom Crane Pam Daley Charline Steve Dick Crans Cropsey Custy Juniors receive their awards at the Pep Club Banquet. Jackie Crane Jim Cutshall Nancy Davis Pat Davis Rhonda De Groot Rae Dichter Ray Davis Gary Dawson Beth Deadman Gary Dickhart Greg Deist Esther De Jong Vicki Delzell Gary Dechant Juniors 233 Shirley Eddie Fred Steve Dienes Dodge Duncan Dutka Holly Dutton Karen Dinkel Julie Doherty Alan Downing Ginger Duggan Colleen Dennis Wayne Dudley Keith Dunbar Eddie Duros Sheila Earnest Donna Cheryl Lynda Gaye Diane Dreiling Duval Earls Eastham 234 Juniors Dick Linda Dexter Rick Eaton Edmondson Ertelt Ellison Deborah Fencil Stevie Ferguson Rob Ferguson Emma Fernandez Evolee Elliott Kathy Fishback Bob Fennig Craig Evans Cecelia Erker Wendell Elmore Gary David Peggy Sherry Fick Finley Fish Engler Juniors 235 David Cathy Ginger Sam Fitzgerald Fix Fleischer Fleming Steve Fisher Charles Foreman Bob French Eddie P aula Kathy Janice Foley Franklynn Freeman Foster Terry Freeman Alan Frey Excited, but relieved actors, gather backstage after a successful show. Cheryl Friday Glenn Fulton Dean Lillian Gagnon Garcia Laureen Sally Garner Fuertges 236 Juniors Jim Gricst Patty Gillis Joyce Grace Bob Bob Mike Gilmour Glancy Glover Georgia Kerwin Dalena Goldberg Graham Goodwin June Graves John Greene Carey Gregory Steve Grenz Joyce John Dennis Sam Haney Bob Guenther Hall Hames Hammaker John Gray Patty Green A w Only one more year to go!, dreams Holly. Tom Gray- Jack Gridley Bob John Mike Clarence Haney Hanlen Harrower Hashagen Janice Hansen Robert Hawkins Jim Heist Barb Hensley Lyle Heston Sandy Harrington Pam Hewitt Sharon Ron Heubner Hibbert Terry Haskin John Heckart Dave Henderson Jim Hill Jeff Hill 238 Juniors John Mary Jim Sharon Hill Hill Hodson Hoel Bob Hill Sherrie Hoffmann Monty Hollie Kim Horvath Steve Houk Peggy Hoard Gary Hoffmann Bob Holcomb Avis Houston Bob Horner Carol Howell Pam Dianna Ilene House Hoart Hoxworth Juniors 239 Jim Anita Lynne Ginny Huckleberry Huddle Hulcy Hunt Patty Hushman Chuck Huskey Don Igou Sally Irthum Faith Hughes Dennis Jarvis Ede Jenkins Bernie Johnson Bev Johnson Dinese Johnson 240 Juniors Bill Johnson Rudy Kaluza Karon Hubach Bruce Kane Fred Keeley Beth Kelley Dixie Martha Johnson Jones John Jones Karla Kauffman Janne John Kenning Kesterson Mary Kaltenbach Mark Kiryluk Emily Kamine Sandy Kannady Kevin Darcy Danny King Juniors 241 Terry Cris Ken Ed King Klahn Klooz Kniss Kathy Knobloch Jim Kuttler Chuck Lane Jim Langhofer Kathy Ken Vicki Korger Kotik Kuehling Frances Jim Judy Layne Lewis Lehl Chris Kuehne Steve Lander Nancy Lang Cheri Lehman Bruce Lere Diane Leann Don Lewis Leavitt Lindlie 242 Juniors Linda Gale Dick Gary Linker Livingston Loftis Loustalet Shirley Lucero Steve Macisaac Danny Madsen Janice Malcolm Larry MacIntyre Laurel MacNaul Betty Mae Dennis Markey Georgia Pat Carol Gary Marmon Marooney Mann Martin Juniors 243 Kathy Jan Don Mike Marugg Maurello Maushart McAfoos Rodney McCabe Marilyn McCreer Mary Mcl-'adden Linda McIntosh Mary Jean Michelle Sherrill McCaslin McCormick McCreer Marsha Gene Richard McKay Meadows McMullen Pam McDonel Tom McElwaine George McGinnis Diane McNeely Beverly Mike Harry Karen McSherry Movey McKown Meeks 244 Juniors Lucien Metzger Dave Meyers Linda Michel Charlene Miller Eldred Miller Pat Minnehan Sue Moffett Robin Monaghan Rayma Susan Kathy Miller Mines Mitton Monkey see, monkey do! Doug Susan Barry Montgomery Mueller Moore Eric Moe Kent Moeller Ken Mohr Judy Moore Shirley Mary Carol Bonnie Moore Mosier Moon Muir Jim Mullen Pat Mullen Musso Linda Murphy Gary Nale Marsha Neff Don Nelson Cathy Mullins Jean Nelson Phyllis Newell Robyn Norton Bob Nicholson Carol Nielsen Joyce Olson Paula Nancy Peg Doug Niffenegger Nisky O'Donoghue O'Neal 246 Juniors Karen Gail Mike Fran Orman Palmer O'Reilly Owen Sandy Painter Don Park Pam Parker John Partington Mary Alice Pawling Pam Payne Mike Bobbi Patterson Peacock Connie Pender Kathy Parks Linda Pasell Pat Penn Gary Perdue Juniors 247 Charles Rich Eddie Micki Perry Petersen Pierson Pillon Larry Poague John Pollock Bill Rarick Harry Pickup Wayne Pruitt Jim Potter Linda Rahne Dusty Parker Bob Pyle Donna Ray Emily Steve Mary Bill Pendergraft Quick Ramer Raymor 248 Juniors Kay Reasor Sherrie Reid Susan Ressler Timothy Reynolds Randolph Reeder Cynthia Richards Karen Reich Anita Rentas Charles Retallack Teresa Rio Russell Ciata Sharon Karen Rhoads Rich Richardson Rink Juniors 249 Deanna Mike A1 Tom Robeck Roche Rodriquez Rohr Gary Rose Craig Roth Francis Rowan Mike Roy Sherry Dallas Dick Rosenbach Robinson Roth The new class officers of 1965 have a jocular session be-for the end of school. Linda Bill Terry Ruhl Sampson Ryan Sally Roth Tim Roth Ken Rowland Michael Ryer Rose Sam Loanna Pam Sabo Salter Rushing Sanford Juniors Sharon Doug Bill Harry Scales Schafer Schattle Scheck Cindy Sharon Jack Schlotthauer Schneider Schnell Steve Schneider Eddie Dodge digs frantically in his purse for a lollipop. Kerry Schwerdt Janet Scott Pat Steve Kathy Scott Shay Shellabarger Dennis Schoonover Steve Schwartz Carol Scott John Shelton Thelma Leona Dick Jim Sherman Shindle Shearer Shivers Juniors 251 Marti Shotwell Anson SIoss Rick Smith Tami Smith Jim Sparks Carolann Spears Jan Smarr Cecilia Sponsel Penny Starnes Susie Sparks Becky Spencer Nancy Stan wood Stan Larry Richard Doug Spenser Spies Spriggs Stedman 252 Juniors Linda Linda Margaret Rosemary Stein Steinmetz Stewart Stewart Betty Steinbach Maty Stochlik Jon Stowater Cindy Stratton Pam Stems rud Paul Summerson Rick Stifel Donna Stout Milt Strader Donald Swencki Robert Mike Lynda Kathy Suits Sullivan Sweet Taylor Juniors 253 Marlene Patty Walt Ken Taylor Taylor Tennant Tevebaugh Linda Thivgen Leslie Thompson Linda Thompson Don Thomsen Terry Truman Cheryl Tefft Richard Thompson Barbara Torrey Carolyn Thomson Belva Tubb 254 Juniors Jim Sandy Carol Ron Turner Vails Vanmassenhove Vernon Tom Turnquist Patty Vido Sandy Vogel Bernadine Volpi Chris Waers Deborah Vantomme Linda Vincent Carol Voisin Jim Walters Gary Betty Jane Walker Walkers Walters Pam Walker John Van De Witt Juniors 255 Annette John Marcia Henry Warner Webb Webb Wehrdt Marsha Watts Bob Weller Gary Whelan Jeannie Whitson Jean Weir Mich Weiss Jeanne West Andrea West 256 Juniors Lew Diane Nina Kathy Wittman Wood Woods Wooldridge Tom Wolf Judi Yates Lorin Zalevsky Walter Farmer Carl Johnston Rob Woosley Bob John Wunderlich Young Marsha Dennis Yourcowski Zinner Barb Yiannikis Jan Zelewski Lorree Dianne Gary Lane Le Wes Lokkesmoe Juniors 257 258 5 e 0 r e 1 a s $ Pi t.iidnil: Ren HoftYnan Vice President: Mike Fay Secretary: Mary Ann Schippers Treasurer: Jo Ann Howard I c e r s 260 Senior Class Officers Howard Allen Acre HOWARD Sandra E. Allstun SANDY Dreena C. Anderson DREENA Dan Robert Allshouse DAN Sandra Sue Allen SANDI Ronald W. Alter RON James F. Anderson JIM Virginia Allen VIRGINIA Kay Lynne Anderson KAY Sharon Anderson SHARON Seniors 261 Joseph W Arabasz JOE Dorothy Barfoot D D David Joe Apperson DAVE Carol Ann Baden CAROL Karen Kay Bankson KAREN Timothy Allan Bailev TIM Jan C. Aronstam JAN James Stephen Barber JIM Bonnie Jean Baird BONN IF. Ricky Gene Avis RICK Jeffrey G. Baird JEFF Georgia L Barnett GEORGIA 262 Seniors Linda Carole Barry UNDA Barbara L. Baston BARB Ty O. Belcher TY Beth Ann Bennett BETH Edmund Arthur Benoit ED Cathryn Bartholomew CAY Lynn V. Barttelbort LYNN Kathleen Ann Becker KATHY Paul R. Basse PAUL Barbara A. Beecher TONI Patricia Sue Bennett PATTY Seniors 263 Barbara Ann Benson BARBARA John W. Blakley JOHN Sharon Bochanowicz SHARON William J. Blauw BILL Charles S. Boehme STEVE Pam G. Bomeke PAM Sherrie Kay Biggs SHERRIE Cheryl Lynne Bloom CHERI Jane Lee Boulware JANIE 264 Seniors James Bowers JIM Thomas F. Brethour TOM Gene A. Brooks GENE Bruce C. Boydstun BRl'CE Eileen Bransteitter EILEEN Diane Kay Brockman DIANE William George Brill BILL Ronald Lee Brooks RON Catherine S. Brown SUE Patrick M. Brennan PAT Richard J. Brockway DICK Steven W. Bryant STEVE Seniors 265 Charles P. Burnett PHIL James R. Busselle JIM 266 Seniors Jeane Burkholder JEANE Terry Steven Burns TERRY Laurie Campbell LAURIE v-mm j Jeannine R Carmack JEANNINE Darrell Lee Chayne DARRELL John Daniel Carlson JOHN Richard A. Carlson DICK Marie Alena Cassidy MARIE Edward R. Cassell BUTCH Stewart Chapman STOO Harold J. Childs John R. Christie JOE JOHN Kay L. Christopherson KAY Seniors 267 Linda Lucerne Clark CERNE Marilyn Jo Coffield MARILYN Phyllis Kay Conn KAY 268 Seniors Judith Ann Clifton JUDY Melody Anne Collins MELODY Elmer Dee Coon ELMER Jo Anne Coopersmith JO ANNE ■ Richard Dennis Cram RICK Diane Davey DIANE Harry James Cope HARRY Sue Anne Cross SUE Janice Kay Crouse JANICE Patricia Ann Davis PAT Seniors 269 Jacquelyn De Witt JACKIE Roy E. Dawson ROY Penelope C. Day PENNY Carl H. Deadman CARL Karen Elizabeth Dent KAREN Shirley Ann Dodson SHIRL Larry J. Dawson LARRY Karen Ann De Forest KAREN Paula Dillinger POLLY ANN Gayle Edna Demery GAYLE Laurann L. Dean LAURIE Barbara Jean Dodge BARBARA 270 Seniors Joanne V. Emerson JOANNE Bruce D. Durham BRUCE Nancy A. Edwards NANCY Ann E. Erickson ANN John E. Dworske SMOKEY Adele V. Eigeman PUNKY David Arthur Ermish DAVE Daniel L. Dymerski DAN Carolyn June Ellis CAROLYN James D. Duffield J D- Marilyn K. Eberhardt LUCKY Linda Rae Donohoe LINDA Seniors 271 Cynthia L. Evilsizer CYNTHIA Marc James Fisher MARC Janice Kay Friedlund JAN David Lee Evans DAVE Phyllis A. Fischer PHYLLIS Sandra M. Freemon SAMAR Edith Anna Fay EYDIE Judith A. Fogland JUDY Janice C. Fritzler JANICE I —5 Gail A. Franklin GAIL David Lang Frost DAVE 272 Seniors William A. Gentry BILL Michael W. Gagnon MIKE Patricia Garvin PAT Winifred H. Gentry WINI r M m Loretta Kay Gamber LORETTA Carole A. Fuller CAROLE I Vivian Garcia viv Sheila Kay Gadash SHIELA Patricia Ann Garrett PAT Wanda Gail Gentry WANDA Gary C. Gear GARY Leslie L. Gifford LES Seniors 273 John A. Gillen JOHN Robert S. Goolsby BOB Minnie Dee Greenberg PENN I 274 Seniors Linda Lee Gillis I.INDA Linda K. Glass LINDA Bobbie J. Graham BOBBIE James K. Gluck JAMES ■ Stephen Glen Gray STEVE Sheila M. Gregory SHIELA Ariel Fay Greve ARIEL Suzanne Griffin ML'RPHY Harry John Grote HARRY Gilbert L. Gustafson GIL Patsy Ann Hall PATSY Carolyn L. Hansen SQL'EEGE Seniors 275 Elaine Harris ELAINE Kathleen Hawkins KATHY i J Pamela Denise Haynes PAM Phyllis Jo Helzerman PHYLLIS 276 Seniors Linda Kay Harris LINDA William A. Heaton BILL Diana J. Hendrix DIANA Wayne David Henshaw WAYNE Sandra Jean Hill SANDY William Kent Holt KENT Cheryl Lynn Hiell CHER I Eileen L. Herzog EILEEN' William H. Herzog BILL Ronald S. Hoffman RON Brenda Joyce Hogan JOYCE Ron Keith Hooper RON � i M i 1 Jonna C. Horn JONNA Karen Jean Holm KAREN Donna Lee Horton DONNA Seniors 277 Charles Scott Hromas SCOTT Jean Ann Jansen JEAN Betty Lew Ivey BETTY Jo Ann Howard JO Bradley W. Johnson ' BRAD Doris Ann Johnson DORIS Phyllis A. Hosken PHYLLIS Karen Anne Jensen KAREN 278 Seniors Linda Sue Jacobsen LINDA Janet Hughes JAN Thomas L. Jeffers TOM Steven K. Johnson STEVE ■ Sandra Johnston SANDY Ronald E. Kashner RON Karolyn Kazola KAROLYN ■ Seniors 279 Barbara Ann Kent BARBARA Gary Dale Kinser GARY Sandra Kay Klanecky SANDY Roy Kinner ROY Fred Kluthe FRED Jacqueline Kohen JACQUIE Donald Kinney DON Robert J. Klanecky BOB David John Kohler DAVE 280 Seniors V Nanci Aileen Kouns NANCI Thomas I. Leach TOM Ellen Ruth Lemberg ELLEN Edwin M. Latham ED Mike Leek MIKE Carolyn Lee Lemon CAROLYN Sharon Jonette Lear SHARON Seniors 281 Cheryl Lynn Ley CHERI Maureen P. Lockwood MAUREEN Noreen Maier NOREEN Seniors Steve Gregory Lincoln STEVE Gary W. Lindsey GARY Dorothy Mac Laurin DOROTHY Ardith Irene Manning ARDITH Joan Lloyd JOAN Robert J. Mac Vittie BOB Susan Macfee SUZEE Patricia Ann Malcolm PAT Willard G. Manning WILLARD Terry Marsh TERRY Chester Masonheimer CHET Jerome C. McCabe JERRY Susan Marshall SUE Daniel T. Mawhorter DAN David Lee Masters DAVE Kathleen J. McDowell KATHI Seniors Thomas A. Mannschreck TOM Thomas A. Marshall TOM James A. Maushart JIM Sharon M. Marlette PIPPER Cheryl Ann Martin CHERYL Ellen R. McGuire ELLEN Marilyn Kay Meakins MARILYN Marcia Lee Mielke MARCIA 284 Seniors David Glenn Meer DAVE Barbara Lynne Miller BARB John A. Menozzi JOHN Richard Craig Mills RICK Terry Arthur Meador TERRY Cynthia Anne Meroney CINDY Leonard C. Millward LEN Wayne Clark Moody WAYNE Rafael Morales RALPH Kerry’ Edward Mottl KERRY Seniors 285 Maxine Ann Mueller MAXINE Sandra Pat Murphy SANDY Margaret J. Neill PEGGY James Douglas Nickel JIM Chester A. Nicholson C. A. Warren H. Niffenegger WARREN David Allen Nasser DAVE Dennis E. Newbury DENNIS Michael H. Mullins MIKE Ronald J. Nale RON Donna Jean Nelson DONNA Joseph Thomas Neel JOE 286 Seniors William D. Norris BOO Richard Carter Olson RICK Dorothy Ann Pakalka DOTTIE Michael Alan Nowak MIKE Myles A. Nuttall MYLES Grace Susan Oneil GRACE Dennis M. O'Neill DENNIS Jeremy David Pa ley JERRY Carol Peck CAROL Christine M. Olsen CHRISTINE Anita A. Ostrand ANITA Carolyn Louise Peck CAROLYN Seniors 287 Sharon Frances Peck SHARON Richard Piekenbrock DICK 288 Seniors William Keith Place BILL Kathleen R. Plante KATHY Diana R. Pickenpaugh DIANA Ii • S f Barbara Ann Pitman BOBBI Rodney Lee Plotzke ROD Robert F. Porath BOB David Potter DAVE Jeffrey N. Punches JEFF Cheryl N. Procopio CHERI Eleanor M. Purdy ELEANOR Arnold G. Proctor BUTCH Susan Jane Purse SUE Donald T. Putnam DON David Gary Quigley DAVE Thomas G. Rachford TOM Seniors 289 Ronald E. Randle RON Carol Anne Redburn CAROL Judith Reid JUDY 290 Seniors Pola Rebhun POLA Ernest W. Rateuke ERNIE Robert W. Raymond BOB Stanley F. Reeves STAN Alan Jay Richards ALAN Jill Ann Richardson JILL Gerald K. Roberts JERRY Constance Robertson CONNIE Patricia Roberts PAT James D. Roller JIM Seniors 291 Sharon Kay Root SHARON Barbara Doreen Roth BARBARA Roberta Ann Rotz BOBBI Gernay Elaine Ruel ELAINE Barbara May Rugh BARB Betty Jane Ryan B. J. John Thomas Ryan JACK Jeanette A. Sago JEANETTE Marvin Leon Sanchez BEAN 292 Seniors Cynthia Anne Sands CINDY Maurice Ray Sanford DINK Gary M. Scheiwe GARY Ronald Schildknecht RON Mary Ann Schippers MARY ANN Charles A. Schmucker TONY Linda Schultz LINDA Henrietta Schwartzkopf HENRIETTA Lana Lee Searles LANA Rose M. Settje ROSE Patricia Schnieder PAT Barbara E. Secord BOBBIE Frank Joseph Shiflet FRANK Seniors 293 George Michael Shook MIKE Michael Bruce Smith MIKE Richard W. Sparks RICHARD Robert Siverts BOB Laurel E. Sleeth LAURIE Robbie Lynn Smith ROBBIE William Snodgrass BILL Richard Scott Speed RICK James Daniel Spencer DAN Jo Ann Sloneker JO Robert Soderborg BOB Robert P. Spindler BOB 294 Seniors Barbara Jo Spriggs BARB Gail Sterzinger GAIL Linda Marie Stoufer LINDA Susan Ann Stanton SUE Thomas W Steshyn TOM James Burt Sumrall, Jr. JIM Seniors 295 Terrill D. Tatum TERRY Terry Lee Taylor TERRY Patricia J. Tandy PAT Carol A. Tcer CAROL Pamela Ann Tinsley PAM John Jay Tipton JOHN 296 Seniors Dick Ozbun Travis DICK William D. Tracy BILL Judy Ann Trimble JUDY Arthur D. Vanderburg ART Burton Van Derwerken BURT Retta Van Massenhove RETTA Edward L. Umlauf ED Alison E. Van Keuren ALISON Nancy E. Traeber NANCY Susan E. Trujillo SUSAN Dale R. Trbovich DALE Connie D. Vader CONNIE Seniors 297 Carole Vercammen CAROLE Peter H. Ward PETE 298 Seniors Bryce E. Vinyard BRUCE Ronald Allan Vogt RON Douglas Wallace DOUG Patricia J. Walters PAT Richard A. Waggener DICK Jean Louise Ward JEAN Richard James Way RICK Robert Allen Webber BOB Sharron K. Wedgewood SHARRON Marsha Lynne Weed MARSHA Marsha L. Welling MARSHA Phillip E. Whit ledge PHII. Keri Weiser KF.RI Roger Wayne White ROGER Susan M. Williamson SL'E Seniors 299 Jerry Lee Wilson FOX IF. Emily Winters EMILY Sheryl Woolever SHERYL 300 Seniors Martha Ann Wilson MARTHA Karen Lynn Witcher KAREN Arlene Nan Yacher ARLENE Jacqueline Yackman JACKIE Jo Anne Young JO Arthur Ziporin ART Gary Alan Zieroth GARY NOT PICTURED: Eugene W. Belz Daniel L. Bennett Michael Rex Corrigan Gregg David Foster Larry Frohardt James A. Gallagher Larry Heck William Henderson Harlan Eugene Huff Meredith L. Johnson Andrea Sue Kuchak John C. Lynn Kenneth P. Moran Henry David Owen Cameron D. Peterson William M. Pickering Ron Purdue Rudy Ramirez Judith Lynn Ratekin Timothy Paul Reeses William Arthur Rich Susan Ann Roundtree Charles Self Milton Robert Smith John Paul Sullivan Linda Carol Swan Charles Allen Valleen Robert D. Wamboldt Arthur Lee Welton William Lee Welton Larry’ Gene Williams George C. Yiannikis Seniors 301 Senior Twenty-three seniors and a VSi' Sue Marshall, the dancing bear A typical scene between acts 302 Senior Assembly Assembly Linda Gillis shies away from the camera. Phil beats out the rhythm for Barb and Marsha. Senior Assembly 303 The grand finale 304 Senior Assembly Trainer, B. J. Ryan, leads her fierce lions in a dance Senior Assembly 305 Senior The death of a student results from negligence by the citizens of Carson Comers. Remarkable Jneident CAST Parents Mr. McGinnis Jim Nickel Mrs. McGinnis Jo Ann Coopersmith Mr. Prince Ken McLarney Mrs. Prince Dottie Pakalka Dr. Caldwell Robert Reedy Airy. Caldwell Anita Ostrand Mr. Wood bridge Rick Olson Airy. Woodbridge Diane Davey Mr. Wright Mike Fay Airy. Wright Jean Jansen Air. Rogers Pat Brennan Airy. Rogers Kathy Plante Others Miss Frank Kippy Kelley Mr. Kovelesky Phil Burnett Painter Phil Whitledge Sports Announcer Rick Avis 306 Senior Play The townspeople accuse others when they are guilty too. at Carson Corners Beil Carol Madge jane! Elizabeth Alice Suzie Bob McGinnis Bill McGinnis joey T ommy Diieclor Students Dan Coward Sandy Johnston Marcia Mielke Linda Barry Susan Macfee Linda Wendelin Karen Kahn Don Putnam Phil Whitledge Rick Ricketts Dan Allshouse Mr. Vern Scheel A flashback tells another story of negligence. Mr. Kovelesky feels the rejection of an accusation of murder. Senior Play 307 Linda Wendelin presents the case before the judge, jury, and parents. Senior Four smiling senior girls eagerly await their prospective job. Frank Wichern and Mike Faye willingly exert themselves for a Watch that hose, boy! few dollars for Work Day. 308 Senior Work Day Work Day When the Seniors start cleaning, they clean everything. It looks like there is a lot of push behind that rake. Jeff praises the efficiency of Sue and Cay as they change his white shoes to black. Senior Work Day 309 Joyce Hogan is determined to get those dandelions up one way or another! We even change the color of cars. This one was black??? Alison Van Keuren, Dottie Pakalka, Jeff Punches, and Lynn Barttelbort are all smiles after a hard day’s work. Linda Keene seems to be leaving her task. Alright, girls, what is going on in that car?? 310 Senior Work Day Seniors relax after earning over $750 on Work Day. Where is the next victim to have his car washed? These girls proved that you can make money' in shoeshines—$30 in fact. Glenn Blanco seems to be soliciting help. Don Putman seems to be having trouble with the hose. Senior Work Day 311 Dimer Mr. Krosky, senior class sponsor, crosses the bridge into the Northwoods. Junior waiters patiently (?) await the preparation of their orders. The entertainment for the Senior Dinner Dance was put on by the Windjammers from CU. Seniors and teachers enjoy the expertly prepared dinner. 312 Senior Dinner Dance Dance Juniors Charlene Miller and Bob Crandall receive tickets from Kathy Plante and her date Mike Faye. The dancers enjoy the music of the Dave Etheridge band John Tipton works hard to fill the pond. Music for dancing and enjoyment was provided by the Dave Etheridge sextet from CU. Senior Dinner Dance 313 Tony Schmucker is the greatest! Marilyn acts surprised when she receives her award. Mistress and Master of Ceremonies Gail Franklin and Jim Busselle. Those who did outstanding work in high school were recog. nized at Class Night. Who will win this exciting contest? 314 Class Night Whoops! Whose string of beads was that ? Class Favorites 315 Class AW FU LEST: CLASSIEST: B. J. Ryan Shirley Dodson Phil Burnett (not pictured) Roy Toma EXPELLABLE: Sue Brown (not pictured) Tony Schmucker 316 Class Favorites favorites KINDEST: Sherrie Biggs Jeff Punches GOOFIEST: D D. Barfoot Dan Allshouse (not pictured) Class Favorites 317 OPINIONATED: Willard Manning and Barb Baston (not pictured) SUAVE: Sandi Hill (not pictured) and Bill Brill UNDEFINEABLE: Carl Deadman and Janice Boulware (Not pictured) 318 Class Favorites YAPPJEST: pictured) Mike Fay and Jeanne Carmack (not BEST BUILT: Marilyn Shepperd and Ron Staadt HAZIEST: Pam Bomeke and Wayne Moody FIENDISH: Pipper Marlette and Ed Umlauf Class Favorites 319 JOVIAL: Mariyn Meakins and Glenn Blanco (Not pic- RESOURCEFULLY RESPONSIBLE: John Tipton and tured) Barbara Dodge (not pictured) 320 Class Favorites TYPICAL: Adcle Eigeman and Gar ’ Scheiwe (not pictured) ZEALOUS: Butch Conner and Jan Friedlund NOT PICTURED MACHIAVELLIA: Ardith Manning and Ron Hoffman QUIXOTIC: Sue Ware and Greg Lee WO : Bobbi Pitman and Dave Evans DUNCE: Carolyn Hansen and Chet Nicholson NIMBLEST: Lani Henderson and Kerry Mottl VIOLENT: Cay Bartholomew and Brian Moffett XCENTRIC: Jo Anne Coopersmith and Rick Ricketts (not pictured) Class Favorites 321 Senior Tom Jeffers accomplishments on Senior Work Day consist of Yard Work Joyce Hogan and Jan Aronstam are two industrious seniors ? The Seniors have a dinner party. Seniors band together during the food drive. 322 Senior Candids Candids Tom Thumb and the Jolly Green Giant. Reed and Lori pose for their hall of fame pictures. Wanda Gentry turns in her Op and Gown measurements. Dan Coward cries in despair, Where’s my LUNCH? Senior Candids 323 Hey, Arnold, move the paint or the poster. Kathie Kingman ponders before painting. Sue Marshall says that her poster is ' MAGNIFIQUE. 324 Senior Candids SENIORS GALORE! The remains of a Senior Meeting. Senior Candids 325 The Seniors make GOOD Trojan Week Posters. Ron and Jeane discuss his head size. DOES IT HURT!!! The Senior boys file in. Two charmin’ Senior girls, Barbara Dodge and Nancy Traeber. pose for a picture. Rob Siverts—an exuberant car-washer. 326 Senior Candids Senior Candids 327 Ron Wynkoop carefully lays out his next poster. Take a deep breath . . . Exhale. The Senior Class was well sprinkled with athletes: Les Gifford, Swimming; Dan Dymerski. Golf; Rick Avis, Wrestling; and Tom Marshall, Basketball. Mike Fay fixes Kathy Plante's make up . . but good. Poster Party!! Jeff and JoAnne discuss everything. 328 Senior Candids Stan Reeves helps plume Big Chief Butch Burrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr!!! Senior Swim Party 329 Valedictorians Zop Zen CHRISTINE OLSEN NANCY TRAEBER Honor Scholarship Scholarship University of Denver Colorado State University Salutatorian WILLARD MANNING National Merit Scholarship California Institute of Technology 330 Scholastics Scholastically JIM PETERSON Class Rank 4th Colorado Society of Certified Public Accountants Scholarship Honor Scholarship University of Denver Picture Not Available ALAN WRIGHT Class Rank 6th ROB WEBBER Class Rank 4th Joint Honor Scholarship University of Colorado ED GREENE Class Rank 7th Appointment of Air Force Academy GAIL FRANKLIN Class Rank 8th Gates Scholarship ROSS CONNER Class Rank 9th C. A Js'orgren Scholarship University of Colorado KAREN HOLM Class Rank 10th Obcrlin College Oberlin, Ohio Scholastics 3 31 J wards and DAN ALLSHOUSE RICK AVIS Athletic Scholarship Booster Club Scholarship Colorado State College CAROL BADEN Aurora Education Association Scholarship JEFFREY BAIRD Athletic Scholarship University of Denver WILLIAM BRILL Athletic Scholarship Mesa Junior College DIANE BROCKMAN National Defense Education Colorado State University 332 Scholarships JAMES BUSSELLE Appointment to Air Force Academy Scholarships LEON CABE Athletic Scholarship Arizona State College JOHN CARLSON St. Olaf College Scholarship Northfield, Minnesota RITA CARLSON Aurora Education Association Scholarship. Colorado State. College JOE CHILDS Athletic Scholarship Colorado State University MARILYN COFFIELD Scholarship Larmar Junior College REED COSPER DAVE EVANS Scholarship Athletic Scholarship Oberlin College Colorado State University Obcrlin. Ohio Scholarships 333 MICHAEL FAY Appointment to West Point PATRICIA GARVIN Honors of Entrance Colorado College SHARON HADDOCK Central College McPherson. Kansas SANDRA HILL Honors of Entrance Western State College PHYLLIS HOSKEN Harold T. Moss Scholarship Colorado State University SCOTT H ROM AS Athletic Scholarship Mesa Junior College TOM JEFFERS Scholarship University of Colorado 334 Scholarships ROGER KAPLA Myrtle T. Baker Scholarship University of Colorado RONALD KASHNER Scholarship Colorado State University ELLEN LEMBERG Washington University Scholarship St. Louis. Missouri ARDITH MANNING Aurora Education Association Scholarship MARSHA MIELKE Joint Honor Scholarship University of Colorado RICHARD MILLS Joint Honor Scholarship University of Colorado DOROTHY PAKALKA Lowery Officers Wives Scholarship Scholarships 335 KERRY MOTTL Athletic Scholarship University of Colorack ROBERT PORATH Joint Honor Scholarship University of Colorado JEFFREY PUNCHES Appointment to Naval Academy ELEANOR PURDY National Merit Scholarship Honors of Entrance Colorado College ALAN RICHARDS Joint Honor Scholarship Colorado State University SHARON ROOT JACK RYAN York College Athletic Scholarship York. Nebraska University of Colorado 336 Scholarships CYNTHIA SANDS Colorado State College ROBBIE SMITH Scholarship Colorado State University RONALD STAADT Athletic Scholarship Arizona State College RICHARD WAY Resident Scholarship Colorado School of Mines LYNDA THOMSEN Pacific Lutheran University Scholarship Tacoma, Washington ROGER WHITE Athletic Scholarship University of Kansas RICHARD WAGGENER Joint Honor Scholarship Colorado School of Mines GARY ZIEROTH Joint Honor Scholarship Colorado State University Scholarships 337 KflCCti Seniors file in to the Baccalaureate services. The class of 64 observes 338 Baccalaureate !aureate Rabbi Daniel Golberger delivers his address. the solem rites of Baccalaureate Baccalaureate 339 Commence Our foreign exchange student. Pola Rehbun. receives her diploma from Mr. Bert Purse. Jan Aronstam receives her diploma, from Mr. Purse, while junior attendant, Terry King, looks on. Pipper Marlettc demonstrates the ritual of the changing of the tassel. Junior attendant. Nancy Lang, looks on as Glenn Blanco receives his diploma. 340 Commencement MHt Proud relatives view commencement. Mrs. Mrachek congratulates a senior upon his graduation. Commencement 341 Mr. Albo. the diplomas and six graduates. Ken Tevebaugh escorts the first row of seniors into the gym. The junior escorts: Charlene Miller. Tim Reynolds, Susan Cox. Tom Gray. Nancy Lang. Terrs' Kme, Faith Hughes and Cheryl Friday. 342 Commencement Seniors file into commencement exercises. A look down row C” of the graduating class. Mr. Dunning announces the scholarship winners. Commencement 343 Mrs. Mrachek presents Alison Van Keuren with his diploma. Mr. Dunning and the diplomas. 344 Commencement Mr. Krosky and Mr Dunning prepare the mike before commencement. Hold that mirror steady. Commencement 345 Junior escort Faith Hughes carries diplomas to the stand Pola Rebhun receives her diploma from Mr. Bert Purse. 346 Commencement Mr. Dunning announces the scholarship winners. Awaiting the arrival of the senior class. The band plays Pomp and Circumstance.- Commencement 347 Jo Anne Coopersmith addresses the senior class. Mr. Hinkley presents Ron Hoffman with his cap and gown. 348 Commencement tr, ; Mr. AI bo Mr. Dunning Mr. Albo introduces Mr Orville Schisler. Commencement 349 0TAYLOR PUBLISHING COMPANY The World's Best Yearbooks Are Taylor-made”