Brush High School - Sagebrush Yearbook (Brush, CO)

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1983 volume:

C'o J Of Brush High School Presents Sagebrush '83 Today well lived makes Tomorrow a Vision of Hope and Happiness PEOPLE 8 Seniors Reach Climax May 28. 1983, a day that will live in infamy for the graduat- ing senior class. This day marked the end of twelve years of school and the begin- ning of a wide spectrum of new activities. Ninety-one graduates took the giant step toward their future with Bac- calaureate Friday night and Graduation the following Sat- urday morning. Maroon and sil- ver were the colors chosen by the class for caps and gowns. Senioritis hit early for many seniors, but despite this conta- geous disease, seniors still man- aged to accomplish quite a few tasks. Float building was one of the major undertakings but proved to be a frivolous when adverse weather conditions caused the parade to be called off thus making Homecoming a rather soggy experience. State Football also proved to be a rewarding and memorable experience as the Beet-diggers took state lead by their senior players. These events helped to add color and excitement to their final year at B.H.S. PROM was the grand finale of dances at B.H.S. for the seniors and they had the opportunity to make their last debut on April 30th at a Hawaiian Fantasy which was the theme. Following tradition, the juniors sponsored PROM in honor of the seniors. Throughout the final year the class of '83 was lead by its officer team, Susanne Acosta, President; Rebecca Hunker, Vice-President, and Rosa Perez, Secretary-Treasurer. Mr. Woolley sponsored the class and helped them with many decisions concerning graduation, Susanne Acosta Margo Baker Bob Baker Mark Bass Jett Blake Penny Burham Justin Bzdek Daniel Case Don Chapman Danny Chavez Mary Jane Christensen Amy Cook Sheryl Coughlin Brent Crabb David Crouch John Dalton Kathy DeLaFuente Carolyn Dickerson 9 10 Rhonda Doan Pat Edson Tammy Edwards Sandra Ewert Felix Flores Mary Ford Cara Frazier Denise Gish Jim Glass Pauline Gonzales Tracy Griffith Joe Guthner Mary Gutierrez Rich Gutierrez Valerie Guzman Vivian Guzman Mike Hammer George Hardy 11 Melinda Harris Pla Hayes Leigh Height Minnie Michelle Hoffman Merle Hudson Becky Hunker Pam Ivey Daniel Johnson Julie Kautz Vernle Keeslar Tim Kelly Troy Korbe Rod Krai Jett Lake Kevin Larson Kelly Leonard Brian Undell Loma Undell 13 14 Shawnette Massey Brad Mayhugh Terri McGaughey Cheryl Miller Dean Moreland Ty Morrow Tom Newland Rosa Perez Warren Quinlln Dolores Ramirez Wade Rieger Mark Romero Brenda Shaver Hlroaki Sugawara Bill Thornsby Jaime Torrez Johnny Trujillo Yolanda Villarreal Geneva Weakley Shawn Weatherlll Honey Wilton Lori Woodward Lynn Ybarra Pam Yeager 15 Class Of '83 Faces A Road Susaane Mine Acosta Margo Danielle Baker Rabert A’an Baker Mark Allen Bass Milford Benjamin Bink Jr. Jett Rowene Blake Connie Lee Boyes Rocha Penny Lorraine Burham Justin Pierce Bzdek Daniel Lewis Case Don L. Chapman Daniel E. Chavez Mary Jane Christensen Tarroo Renee Cluff Amy Beth Cook Sheryl Kay Coughlin Brent Patrick Crabb John Allen Dalton Annette DeHerrera Kathleen Marie DeLaFuent Carolyn Vera Dickerson Rhonda Lee Doane Patrick Blaine Edson Tamara Lea trice Edwards Sandra Kay Ewert Felix Flores Mary Elaine Ford Cara Montine Frazier Stephen Bradley Giauque Denise Gail Gish BUI Annan Bob Bever Liz Bitzer Joanne Carl Judy Carlson Don Dillehay Victor Doyle Joe Edson Don Gabriel Larry Giauque Karen Harrington Clan c{ I963 Jamea Grant Glass Pauline Gonzales Garcia Tracy Leigh Griffith Paul Joseph Guthner Mary Agnes Gutierrez Ricardo Enrique Gutierrez Valerie Fay Guzman Vivian Kay Guzman Michael Lee Hammer George Brian Hardy Scott Okla Hass Pia Alice Maria Hayes Phillip R. Herrera Merle Alien Hudson Rebecca Lois Hunker Pamela Kris Ivey Daniel Duane Johnson Julie Anne Kautz Vernice William Keeslar Jr. Troy Lee Korbe Rodney Lee Krai Jeffrey Allan Lake Kevin Lee Larsen Kelly Jacqueline Leonard Brian Todd Linde!! Lorna Lorraine Lindell Shawnette Elizabeth Massey Terri Lynne McGaughey Bradley Richard Mayhugh HIGH SCHOOL FACULTY Charlene H0(2worth Ken Kreutzer Gregory Krob Claire Lynch Ken McReynolds Nancy Mages Margo Mesch Larry Mills Judy Miesel George Mussell ADMINISTRATION Stuart Mitchel Meimnger Cheryl Lynn Miller Dean Boyd Moreland Tyler James Morrow Or’ando A. Munoz Thomas Clive Newland Tony Anthony Ocanas Edwin Albin OUon II Rosa Elena Perez Donald Warren Quirlin Dolores Luisa Ramirez Laurie Ann Ratliff Wade Lee Rieger Richard Adelbert Rudnik Brenda Kay Shaver Leonard Lynn Taylor William Collinson Thornsby Margarito Jaime Torrez Johnny Lee Trujillo Yolanda Villarreal Geneva Ann Weakley William Shawn Weathenll Honey Lynn Wilson Lorann Helen Woodward Lynn Kay Ybarra Pamela May Yeager Jeffrey Blame Yearous Rodney Alan Zwim Hiroaki Sugawara Exchange Student Lee Roy Needens Yvette Owens Linda Preston John Schafer Peggy Sheldon Terrell Sumner Dorothy Thruston Phyllis Woodward Tom Woolley A1 Worthley Mr William Weatheril] Superintendent Dr Ronald VanDonselaar Assistant Superintendent Dr Ronald Prascher Principal Mr John Got to Assistant Principal BOARD OF EDUCATION Mae Ruggles. President Jim Odle. Vice President Bill Hammer. Treasurer John Crosthwart Deanna Davis Ken Hutchison Don )uinlin 1accalauleate Order of Worship Organ Selections .................... Lon woodwar •Processional — L. Bottazxo Rossini i oh Woodwar Invocation-------------------------------------P.ator Slrt tlFn Harri •Hymn - How Great Thou Art! ' ........................ Congregatiot Orttnm Lori Woodwart O Lord my God. when 1 in awesome wonder Consider all the worlds Thy hands have made. I tee the stars. I hear the rolling thunder. Thy pow’r thru out the universe displayed! And when I think that God. His Son not sparing. Sent Him to die. I scarce can take it in That on the cross, my burden gladl; bearing. He bled and died to take away my sin! When Christ shall come with shout of acclamation And take me home, what joy shall fill my heart! Then I shall bow in humble adoration And there proclaim, my God. bow great Thou art! Refrain Then sings my soul, my Savior God. to Thee How great Thou art. how great Thou art! Then sings my soul. my Savior God. to Thee; How great Thou art, how great Thou Sermon Your Bible; Today and Tomorrow Pastor Jim Greene Vocal Selection Hlgh School Cho.r Flying Free”-------------------------------Don Besig •Recessional — Grand Choeur — Handel ................ Lon Woodward •Congregation Standing CLASS OF 1983 SENIOR HONOR SOCIETY Susanne Acosta Margo Baker Sheryl Coughlin Carolyn Dickerson Pat Edson Denise Gish Trscy Griffith Joe Guthner Pia Hayes Becky Hunker Pam Ivey Julie Kautz Lorna Lindell Terri McGaughey Rosa Perez Lori Woodward Pam Yeager Jeff Yearous Jeff Yearous Rod Zwlrn 16 Of Hope And Happiness Cjladuaticn Program •Processional • “Fanfare and Processional •Invocation “Novena — Swearingen Introduction of Speakers .... Commencement Addresses Valedictorian Awards Recognition of Board of Education Superintendent. Brush Re-2 Schools Presentation of Class Dr. Ronald Prascher Presentation of Diplomas Board of Education Mr. Bill Hammer and Mr. Don Quiniin •Benediction Reverend Glenn Lawrence •Recessional - Fanfare and Recessional - Ployhar High School Band Audience Standing Elgar High School Band Reverend Glenn Lawrence High School Band Mr. John Gotto Lori Woodward. Denise Gish. Jeff Yearous. Laurie Ratliff Dr. Ronald Prascher Mr. William Weatherill CLASS OFFICERS Susannc Acosta Rebecca Hunker Ro a Perer President Vice President Secretary Treasurer CLASS MOTTO Today Well Lived makes Tomorrow a Vision of Hope and Happiness ' CLASS COLORS Maroon and Silver JUNIOR ESCORTS Chris Giauquc Greg Woodward Scott Haskin Jeff Albert Derek Scott Tom Odle JUNIOR USHERS Lisa Gardelto Mandv Woodward Michelle Bostron Leslie Likely Nadine Trujillo Pat Griffith CLASS SPONSORS Mr. Thomas Woolley Mr Terrell Sumner 17 Juniors Finish Third Year At BHS As the Junior Class progressed through the year of 1982-83, many fund-raising activities were held to prepare for the Junior-Senior Prom. Concessions and bake sales both made a big contribution. Because of bad weather conditions, Homecoming floats and bonfire were cancelled. The Junior Class elected Michelle Bostrom as President. Terry Ruhl as Vice-president and Patience Griffith held the office of Secretary Treasurer. Class sponsors were: Mr. Bever, Mrs. Mages. Mrs. Mesch Mr. Mills, Mr. Mussell, and Mrs. Preston. Mr. Bever Mrs. Mages Mrs. Mesch 20 Jett Albert Scott Arb Jim Arroyo Sonya Arroyo Tina Atkins DeAnna Baler Matt Baker Brian Baltazar Cindy Bass Vicki Bass Diana Berner Lelsa Blake Michelle Bostrom Judy Bounous Tammy Bowen Pam Brandenburg John Butner John Carlson Michelle Carlson June Chabot Mr. Mills Mr. Mussed Mrs. Preston Greg Chartier Annie Crisman Penny Danlelsen Kristi Davis Tim Dulaney Emil Eckstein Bob Elrick Paul Emhovick Rosanna Ferracini Becky Ficco Brenda Ficco Randy Finley Kathy Fleming Kurt Garbin Lisa Gardetto Tessie Gardetto Randy Gardner Terry George Chris Giauque Ben Godtrey 21 ARE THESE THE SCOTT SISTERS? IS SCHOOL THAT BORING. CARLA? BE MCE TO WHO? CHEAT SHEET. KURT? Gloria Martinez Marlin Morhlang Eddie Moon Carol Moos Shawn Morman Roland Nation Carta Nicks Jim Northup Tom Odle Nannette Ormond Del Rhodes Sherri Rhodes Darlena Ricketts Gary Roberts Troy Robison «L .%v li a k Kim Ruhl Terry Ruhl Toni Schultz Melanie Schwab Derek Scott 23 WORKING HARD OR HARDLY WORKING? WHAT'S SO INTERESTING. KURT? 24 Mark Segelke Dan Smith Steve Sperber Charles Statley Jett Teter Michele Toohey Joe Torrez Paul Torrez Nadine Trujillo Philip Villarreal Chris Wacker Becky Walter Michelle Watson Brian Weitzel Jennifer White Mandy Woodward Greg Woodward Sophomores Have Exciting Year ... Class officers for the 1982-83 school year were Mike Garcia, President; Maren Bostrom, Vice- President; Shawna Larsen, Secretary; and Gilbert Garcia, Treasurer. Class sponsors were Mr. Giau- que and Mrs. Woodward. The sophomores were first in noontime Olympics during Homecoming week. Half-time of the Homecoming football game, they were presented with a medal of honor for their hard work and participation. Mr. Glauque Mr . Woodward 26 Felicia Acosta Cindy Adams Kim Albert Steve Albert Brian Amack Andrea Andrews Tammy Atwood Corina Baler Kevin Blake Tracy Blake Jett Bohling Bob Borchert Maren Bostrom John Bourquln Diane Bowen Laurie Carter Lola Celestino Garry Chapman Beth Chapman Karl Chartier Marcia Christensen Bill Clem James Cordova Steve Coughlin Jamie Crall Kyle Crosswhite Cretla Crouch Vince DeHerrera Rick Dillehay Kim Elcher Adan Floret Melissa Flores Judy Gabbert Kelli Gandee Gilbert Garcia Mike Garcia Cheryll Graham Kellie Grlppln Armando Gutierrez Henry Guzman Rick Hansen Shelly Hansen Donna Harned Chrystal Hayes Pam Headley Bob Held Jason Herbel Gina Herrera Jody Holmen Debbie Hudson Kim Irvine Les Jacobs Ian Jouett Robert Kennon Paul Koll Barbra Larson Shawna Larson Sheri Luna Brooks Massey Lisa McDonald Rosemary Medina Laurie Meininger Diane Miller Todd Miller John Miracle Amy Mohrlang Brad Mortenson Tom Munoz Jerry Nelson Terry Nelson Darrell Patten Ray Paul 28 Marcy Pena Ron Plrece Barry Qulnlin Connie Ramsey Kyle Reitz Rich Rhodes Pat Rocha Grace Rodriguez David Romero Keith Roth Kent Schlppert Robin Scott Tim Segelke Sandy Shores Missy Shurlgar Brian Slevertsen Alison Smith Jodi Smith Justin Smith Terry Smith Sylvia Torres Charlie Tribbey Kent Trimbach Scott Vogel Larry Walker Brad Wind Neal Wolfe Lisa Woodward Matt Woodward Brenda Ybarra David Zubiate Tim Perry One Down Three To Go!!! This years Freshman's class of the 1982-83 school year was sponsered by, Mr. Edson, and Miss Bitzer. the class officers were as follows: President, Mitch Mullen, Vice-President, Dannette Krai, and Rick Tor- omolen, as Secretary-Treasure. The class of '86' has four more years left at good old Brush High School. Some of the subjects they have studied are as follows: Science, Math, English, Civics, Foreign Language, and Typing. Miss Bitzer Mr Edson Denise Albert Denise Arb Tim Atkins Bruce Bass Kelly Bay Kris Beardt Jayna Blake Troy Blake David Boston Bill Bussell Laura Bzdek Dixie Cambell Patty Daugherty Carrie Dempsey George Dennis Doug Donald Vicki Edwards Paula Elcher Sarah Ely Judy Escabedo Pete Ferris Tammy Finley Gerrard Flores Bryan Frlehaut 32 Bryan Funk Debbie Gish Pam Grandy Stephanie Griffith Mark Griggs Rhonda Grotteiand Andy Guzman Sheila Hammer Rodney Hardy Mark Herbst Terry Herman Tammy Hernandez Eric Hoffman Barbara Johnson Ron Kauffman Russell Keeslar Matt Kenworthy Keith King Gordon Knight Mike Korthlus Dannette Krai Greg Lee David Loose Reese Lundgren 33 34 A.C. Lusby Angel Martin •eccl Mayhugh Shelly McGaughey Pat Medina Rickey Meyer Marie Miracle Kristin Mortenson Curt Moser Greg Moser Mitch Mullen Shelly Nichols Sheryl Nichols Sernard Noel Brod Ocker Heather Ormand Michelle Patten Vic Quint Noretta Rasmussen Susie Riley Gall Roberts Julie Romero Heidi Rosenfleld Terri Roth Gregg Rudnlk Leann Segelke Gary Shaklee Jetl Skraback Jodie Smith Tracy Spelts Keylelgh Stolte Ron Taylor Michele Teter Guy Thompson Andrew Tisdale 5' Pictures Not Available: Sheryl Atwood Mauro Gonzales Dawna Savage Rick Tormohlen Barbara Torrez Shawn Trimbach David Van Ausdall Matt Wacker Cindy Wagner Laura Walker Elizabeth Weatherlll Lori White Crlstl Wolever 35 Six New Face: 36 William Annan Robert Bever Elizabeth Bitzer Joanne Carl Joan Carlson Donald Dillehay Vic Doyle Joe Edson Don Gabriel Larry Giauque Karen Harrington Charlene Holzworth Ken Kreutzer Gregory Krob Claire Lynch Nancy Mages Ken McReynolds Margo Mesch Larry MiHs Judy Meisel On BHS Staff Georg© Musseil Lee Roy Needens Yvette Owens Linda Preston John Schafer Peggy Sheldon Terrell Sumner Dorothy Thurston Phyis Woodward Thomas Woolley Al Worthey Shirley Anderson Fran Harmon Evelyn King 37 Thirteenth Year For Dr. Prascher The Board of Education, and the Brush High School Administration han- dled the school decisions for the 1982- 83 school year. Dr. Ronald Prascher. principal, serving his 13th year, is pic- tured above. Mr. John Gotto, assistant principal, serving his 9th year is pic- tured at right. Board Members, also pictured at upper right: (L-R) Peggy Guthner-President, Bill Hammer, Sharon Warden, Mark Richards-Treasurer, De- anna Davis. Jim Odle and Mae Rug- gles-Vice President. }8 Weatherill In Second Year 40 The result of 12 years of school CLUBS 1982-83 J-Staff Proves Productive This years J-staff was led by Newspaper editors Bob Baker and Julie Kautz, and Pia Hayes and Pa- tience Griffith as Yearbook editors. Justin Bzdek, Brad Mayhugh and Bill Thornsby wrote the weekly News Release which appeared in the local newspa- pers in this area. Jim King and Jim Arroyo led pho- tography and darkroom production. This years reporters and yearbook production in- volved the following: Leslie Likely, Michele Toohey, Jennifer White. Michelle Carlson. Joe Guther. Toni Schultz, Cindy Bass. Tessie Gardetto, Jeff Bohling. Jamie Crall, Felicia Acosta, and Annie Crisman. 44 Deca Sends 17 Mr. Ken Kreutzer was the new sponsor for the Brush chapter of DECA, for the 1982-83 school year. Students who were members of the board of directors were: Johnny Trujillo; Chairman, and members Jeff Albert, Leslie Likely, Michele Toohey, Tessie Gardetto, Jennifer White, and Jeff Yearous. The chapter program for 1982-83 was organized by Jeff Alberf. Val Guzman, Yo Villarreal, and Jaime Torrez. DECA sponsored dress up days including Bad Day, 50's Day, Dress-up Day, Concert Tee-shirt Day, and prizes were awarded from the Learn and Earn Lab. DE sent 17 members to state in Colorado Springs. These students were Jim King, Tom Odle, Chris Giauque, Pia Hayes, Julie Kautz, Tarron Cluff, Valerie Guzman, Yolanda Villareal. Leslie Likely, Michele Toohey, Jeff Albert, Jeff Lake, Brad Mayhugh, Jaime Torrez, Dan Smith, Brian Hardy, and Johnny Trujillo. Deca ended their year with an employee-employer pot luck dinner. To The Springs B-Club Seeks New Celebration B-Club had another outstanding year with their money-making projects and celebrated by go- ing to Celebrity Sports Center. Money-making projects consisted of selling raf- fle tickets for the Homecoming football and vol- leyball games and selling Beet-digger cushions. Officers were: President, Tom Newland; Vice- President, Jim Glass; and Secretary Treasurer, Lisa Gardetto. 54 In Honor Societies Selection Criteria Ten percent of the freshmen and five percent of the sophomores are eligible for Junior Honor Society each year. Ten percent ol the juniors and five percent of the seniors are eligible for Senior Honor Society each year. All candidates must have at least a 3.0 grade point average and exhibit outstanding leadership, citizenship, character and service. New Members In Senior Honor Society Seniors: Sheryl Coughlin, Margo Baker. Julie Kautz. Jeff Yearous. Pam Ivey Juniors: Kristi Davis. Mandy Woodward. Michelle Bostrom, Terry George, Terry Ruhl. DeAnna Baier, Pat Griffith. Michelle Too- hey, Leslie Likely, Lisa Gardetfo Members Already in Senior Lori Woodward Becky Hunker Carolyn Dickerson Terri McGaughey Susanne Acosta Tracy Giffith Pat Edson Honor Society Lorna Lindell Denise Gish Rosa Perez Pam Yeager Joe Guthner Pia Hayes Laurie Ratliff 50 Members Already in Junior Honor Society Marcia Christensen Laurie Carter Lisa Woodward Missy Shurigar Shauna Larsen Cretia Crouch Kellie Grippin Scott Vogel Brad Wind Gilbert Garcia Leisa McCauley President .... Vice-President Secretary .... Sponsor........ 1982-83 Officers ...................... Joe Guthner ..................... Lorna Lindell ........................ Kristi Davis ............. Mr. Tom Woolley Hew Members in Junior Honor Society Sophomores: Tammy Rode. Maren Bostrom. Amy Mohrlang. Shelly Hansen, and Alison Smith Freshmen: David VanAusdall. Rick Tormohlen Andy Tisdale Mitch Mullen. Angel Martin. David Loose. Lori White. Kristin Mortensen. Debra Gish, and Stephanie Griffith 51 Once Is Not Enough Once again, Pia Hayes led the Forensics club as 1982-83 president. She was also leader in 1981-82. Other officers include: Denise Gish, Vice President; Mandy Woodward, Secretary - Carolyn Dickerson Treasurer; and Wade Rieger, Historian. Sponsoring the club for the first time was Mrs. Karen Harrington' Participants attended various speech meets to reach their required quota for the club. Speech meets competed at were: Estes Park. Windsor, Skyline, JeffCo, and Longmont. District events were held at Skyline and the State competition was not attended. Forensics sponsored activities that kept them involved throughout the year. Events included going to the Country Dinner Playhouse in Denver along with the Thespians, speaking for the Rotary Club. School Board, and Speech classes, and for the end-of-the-year treat, the members went to Greeley for dinner and a movie. Members participating throughout the year were as follows: Pia Hayes, Denise Gish. Mandy Wood- ward. Carolyn Dickerson, Wade Rieger. Lori Woodward, Lisa Woodward. Debra Gish. Andy Tisdale. Robin Scott, David VanAusdall, and Shauna Larsen. These members proved to have a productive year. Clearing House Sponsors Many Socials Clearing House sponsored many parties and get-togethers during the 82-83 school year. These parties included other Spe- cial Education classes in the Fort Morgan area, some of these schools include the Gail Street Home and NORESCO. First, they sponsored a pre-Christmas party with NORESCO, The Gail Street Home and other Special Education classes in the Brush and Fort Morgan area. Other activities Clearing House sponsored was a Cake Raffle, concessions and a Valentine's Party in Febru- ary. Clearing House eliminated officers from their curriculum and this year have two sponsors: Mrs. Mages and Miss Sheldon. 54 Foreign Club Strikes Again Foreign Language goes into their second year as a 1982-83 club. Some ot the activities that they had were Concessions, carnations for Valentines day. candy grams for Easter and end of year, they also sold candles for Christmas, and they traveled to Den- ver to a concert. Officers this year were president; Rosa Perez, vice-president; Becky Hun- ker. and secretary; Felica Acosta. Their sponsor was Miss Owens. S6 Clubs Vary School Routine Page sponsored by STAN PAYNTER AGENCY Music Under New Direction Flag Corp (top to bottom) Michelle Carlson. Kay Kirk. Nadine Drum Major Lori Woodward Trujillo. Terry George. Charlotte Kerr. Yolanda Villarreal. Sonya Arroyo Two new teachers added to the Brush High School Faculty are both in the music department. Miss Judy Meisel was the 1982-83 Marching Con- cert Band director. Along with a new teaching position, she directed the band through many activities. They provided enthusiastic music for all home football games, as well as the State Cham- pionship game. Not only were football games a place where they provided entertainment, but they played at volleyball games, including the State Championship game. The band performed marching routines at a few contests in the fall. They placed second at one marching contest and went on to receive an excellent rating at C.U. Band Day. They also played at the Veteran's Day Program. Once basketball started, the band remained loyal and played at every home game and played at Wrestling Districts also. Along with games, they played at nineteen pep rallies. But pep music isn't all they can play. They performed three excellent concerts throughout the year with some very fine music pieces. In March, twen- ty-eight students performed solo ensemble pieces for the Central Band Contest where the following results were scored: superior ratings- three soloists and six ensembles, excellent rat- ings-one solo and seven ensembles. Two days later the State Solo Ensemble Contest was held. The NEC Band Clinic Concert was held here this year, and then they traveled to Sterling to play at the Large Group State Music Contest where they received an excellent rating. The band fin- ished their busy year by performing at the 1983 graduation ceremony. The other new teacher in the music depart- ment is Judy Carlson. She came to BHS as the choir and the stage band director. She had a busy year being in charge of three music groups. Under her leadership in the Concert Choir, they sang at many performances. They had four con- certs throughout the year and sang at Eben Ezer around Christmas time. In the fall they attended the NEC Choral Clinic. Besides singing in a group, some soloists did their own performing at the Chamber of Commerce and Sunset Manor. Sing- ing at the Solo Ensemble Contest and the Large Ensemble Contest were the competitive events for the choir. The choir gave their last perfor- mance at the Baccalaureate Service on May 27. The other two groups she directed was the Stage Band and Copyright 83. These groups per- formed most of their concerts together. Through- out the year they entertained at many places. Together they gave excellent shows for P.A.C. on November 29 and turned around and per- formed for the Optomist the next day. Copyright 83 sang and danced for the 1st National Bank and later traveled to UNC to show their talent. The Vocal Jazz Festival was another big event for the Copyright group. The two groups performed in three concerts throughout the year and held their last entertaining show at Thompson School. Above Brush High School Stage Band Left Copyright 83 I FBLA's Action Thrives This year FBLA was lead by President, Terri McGaughey; Vice President, Tracy Griffith. Secre- tary, Mandy Woodward; Treasurer, Brent Crabb; Historian, Valerie Guzman, and. Reporter. Lola Ce- lestino. FBLA kicked off the year with various bake sales and a Beetdigger raffle to go onto greater activi- ties for the holidays, like a food basket for thanks- giving and selling of novelties for Christmas. FBLA held locals here in Brush and 20 winners planned on going to Districts at NJC in Sterling on Jan. 27. From those people sent, students placing 1st and 2nd went to State which was held in Colorado Springs at the Broodmoor Hotel. 64 66 Ninth Year For Math And Science Math and Science club is in its ninth year here at Brush High School, the club began in 1974 and is still going strong in the school year of 1982-83. Officers for the 1982-83 school year for the Math and Science club were: President, Pat Edson; Vice President, Lori Woodward; Secretary Treasurer, Shawn Weatherill; and Sgt. at Arms was Greg Woodward. Mr. Gabriel and Mrs. Preston sponsored the club. The club enjoyed a prosperous and active year. At the beginning of the year the club went on a field trip to the Rocky Mountain National Park to the Junior Academy of Science. They also went on a hayride out to the Woodwards pasture, and roast- ed hotdogs and marshmallows. For money making projects they had a cake raf- fle and worked in the concession stand. Also, they helped sponsor the freshmen science fair and the regionals. In order to increase membership an ice cream social was held with Forensics. This upped the mem- bership to thirty. New Addition To IRC International Relations Club was joined by a new addition this year. Hiroski Sugaware Brush High School exchange student from Japan, at- tended the Model United Nations with the rest of the club. Justin Bzdek and Pam Brandenburg pre- sented their material on Japan to the quorum with Hero's help. Hero gave a speech in Japanese and Justin translated in English. Carolyn Dickerson and Pia Hayes represented Aus- tralia also participated in the toll bate. Mr. Victor Doyle and his wife Cindy acted as sponsors for IRC 67 68 VICA Attends Several Contests Members participated in at least one such contest during the 82-83 school year. Offi- cers were: President. Dean Morland; Vice- President. Johnny Trujillo; Secretary, Marlin Mohrlang; Parliamentarian, Paul Emhovick. and Treasurer. Jo Hight. 69 FFA Cultivated By Kissler FFA membership sprouted to 30 for the 1982-83 school year. Leading the chapter through a suc- cessful year were: Jim Kissler. President. Jeff Year- ous. Vice President; Brad Mortensen, Secretary. Brian Weitzel. Treasurer. Greg Kalous, Reporter; and Matt Baker, Sentinel. The year held alot in store for the chapter. Greenhand initiation was done at the Creed Speaking Contest. Placing first here and at the District Contest was Margo Baker. Twelve members who won at District Judging trav- eled to Ft. Collins where the following came home with a gold standing: Matt Baker in Horse Judging. Brad Mortensen in Livestock Judging, and Jim Kissler in Ag Mechanics. The National Convention in Kansas City was attended by Jim Kissler and Greg Kalous. The annual trip to the Stock Show and Tractor Day during FFA Week and a Children's Barnyard were some highlights of the chapter's activities. Money-making projects sponsored by the chapter were a Nacho Stand, Gun Raffle, and an Oyster Fry. One of the final activities for the chapter was their Parent-Member Banquet on April 23 where many awards were presented and the new officers were installed. Keeslar Leads F.H.A. Vernie Keeslar was President of Future Homemak- ers of America this year He lead the club through many activities along with the rest of his officer team which consisted of Merle Hudson, Vice-presi- dent; Dolores Rameriz. Secretary; and Dave Crouch, Treasurer. Mrs. Thruston was the sponsor of the club. During the year F.H.A. held many fund raisers which included selling cookbooks, pretzels and popcorn for Homecoming. All of these funds went towards their tip to the State Conference which was held at the Broadmoor in Colorado Springs. F.H.A. also took two trips; a camping trip to Glacier Basin in Rocky Mountain National Park and a train trip to Denver. Sunset Manor residents were the guests of honor at the annual banquet which F.H.A. prepares every year. This community service enables the younger and older generations to narrow the gap and gives the Sunset Manor residents a chance to get out. The club completed their year with the installation of officers. Projects Occupy Student Council's Year The officers of Student Council for the 1982-83 school year were: President Jeff Yearous. Vice-President. Jett Blake; Treasurer, Michelle Bostrom. and Secretary. Adan Flores succeeded by Kristi Davis. They were sponsored by Mrs. Claire Lynch and Mr. Don Dillehay. Student Council spent much of the year trying to increase the school spirit They did varios activities which include: crazy days during Homecoming week; different contest were held between classes, they sponsored many dances and the “Hot Shot contest held during noontime. Last but not least. Student Council chose an outstanding Student of the Month. 74 Drama Club Thespians, a long time club at BHS changed it's name to Drama Club during the 1982-83 school year. This change resulted because of the expense involved in belonging to the National Thespians organiza- tion. Since BHS is in a rural area, this made it difficult for the club to attend conferences. Another reoson was that the qualifications to become a Thespian made it extremely difficult for students to become members. The switch to Drama club made it possible for more students to become members. Under the new organizations requirements a student could become a member if they had participated in a play, whether acting, directing or assisting on the stage crew. The two plays of the 1982-83 school year were; Dear Delinquent and You Can’t Take It With You, which were performed at BHS. The officers of Drama Club were; President, Pat Edson; Vice-President’ Lori Woodward. Business Manager. Mandy Woodward; Secretary. Toni Schultz, and Mr. Krob sponsored the new version of Thespians. 76 Replaces Thespians t a OPPONENT SCORE TW Platte Valley 0-73 Weld Central 0-26 Valley 7-9 Burlington 6-28 Yuma 7-21 Wray 0-47 Burlington 6-27 Yuma 14-28 Wray 14-36 Berthoud 24-56 Denver Cristian 0-14 Trinidad 6-17 Valley 12-41 80 Gridders Take It All For the first time in Brush High School history, the Beetdiggers captured the Class AA State Football Championship. This momentous occasion took place at approxi- mately 3:30 p.m. on November 27. 1982, when Brush handily defeated the Valley Vikings 41-12, concluding perfectly the 'Diggers' first undefeated season. The ■Diggers' chances for success looked good from the start, as they had annihilated Platte Valley 73-0 in the season opener played in September. That victory set the stage for a string of unbroken wins eventually culminating in the final confrontation for the big trophy that capped the fall athletic season. Coach Larry Mills' team finally brought the big one home to stay. Diggers Chalk Up Another State Runner-Up Top row from left to right Coach Bitzer. Mi- chelle Bostrom. Jennifer White. Sandra Ewert. Jett Blake. Mary Ford, and Mngr Sonya Arroyo. Bottom row Leslie Likely. Vicki Bass. Maren Bos- trom. Lisa Gardetto. and Lisa Woodward Top row from left to right Coach Stock ham. Pam Head- ley. Marcia Christensen, Amy Morhlang. Kim Irvine. Jamie Cron. Jennifer White. Kari Chartier. and Michele Toohey. Bottom row: Laurie Carter. Tessie Gardetto. Robin Scott. Shelly Hansen. Shawna Larsen. Kim Albert. Leslie Likely, and Alison Smith Top row from left to right: Elizabeth Weather� . Danette Krai. Sarah Ely. Kristen Mortenson. Cindy Wagner. Debbie Gish. Coach Sheldon, and Mngr Kris Beardt Bottom row: Patty Daugherty. Laura Bzdek. Jayna Blake. Lori White. Denise Arb. Tammy Hernandez, and Sheila Hammer 83 With a league record of 15-4. the Beet- digger Volleyball team made it to State Playoffs once again having an overall re- cord of 18-5. Although the Diggers didn't take the championship, being beat by the Weld Central Rebels, the team took first in league play and first at the Sub-District Tournament held in Burlington. The team advanced to Districts and played the Valley Vikings which they also successfully defeated. All-Conference players were chosen as follows Mary Ford, Jett Blake, and Michelle Bostrom. Jett Blake and Michelle Bostrom were All-State players with Vicki Bass re- ceiving honorable mention. Selected as All- Tournament players were Jett Blake and Vicki Bass. The team voted on Mary Ford as being Most Valuable Player of the season. WE OPPONENT THEY 2 Valley 0 2 Fleming 0 2 Sterling 1 1 Sidney 2 1 Limon 2 2 Greeley Central 0 2 Sterling 0 2 Wray 0 2 Burlington 0 2 Yuma 0 2 Ft. Morgan 0 2 Greeley West 0 2 Wray 1 2 Wray 0 1 Ft. Morgan 2 0 Kimball 2 2 Wray 0 2 Yuma 0 2 Burlington 0 2 Valley 1 STATE TOURNAMENT 2 Delta 1 2 Manitou Springs 1 0 Weld Central 2 BOX SCORE Brush They 70 'University 56 39 'Weld Central 45 68 Highland Ault 67 40 Fountain Ft. Car 54 60 Ft Morgan 77 88 •Wray 47 75 Burlington 64 56 Holy Family 67 66 Yuma 68 98 •Wray 44 73 •Yuma 78 71 •Burlington 73 67 Ft Morgan 79 53 Kimball 49 80 Wray 75 109 Limon 63 89 Burlington 72 61 Yuma 60 Sub- 64 Yuma 59 Districts 56 •Denver Christian 79 Districts •Home Games 86 Cagers Have A Split Season Brush Beetdiggers started off the sub-district tournament play- ing the Yuma Indians. This is the third meeting between these two teams. Brush stayed close throughout the game but in the end lost 70-75. This was the final game of the 1982-83 girl's bas- ketball season. OPP HOME 66 Greeley West 56 38 Ft. Morgan 26 46 Eaton 50 67 Greeley Central 52 48 Skyline 47 47 Highland 55 51 Wroy 49 41 Burlington 58 42 Weld Central 39 54 Yuma 57 52 Ft Morgan 36 36 Burlington 54 30 Kimball 52 78 Wray 68 46 Limon 48 75 Sub-districts 70 89 Girls Down At Subdistricts 91 1 Rocky Road For Wrestlers A challenging season and a few unexpected injuries set up obstacles for the Digger wrestlers to move, but it didn't stop them from placing second at Districts and sending five Top row left to right: Tom Odle. Kent Trimbach, Warren Quinton Barry Qumlin. Jim Glass. Rod Zwirn. Greg Wood- ward. Jeff Yearous Middle row: Felix Flores. Bill Clem. Coach. Bob Luke. Brooks Massey. Gerrard Flores Bottom row: Kari Chartier. Manager. Rick Tormohlen; Trainer to State. The first set back was Jeff Yearous' injury to his back. Unfortunate luck continued to plague the Digger wrestlers when Rod Zwirn severely damaged his knee. The final blow to hit was at the district match when Jim Glass seriously injured his knee while wrestling. Despite these unfortunate mishaps, the Diggers moved on and pulled through with an exciting season. BOX SCORE WE OPPONENT THEY 54 Kimball 9 54 Akron 9 36 Burlington 24 11 Wray 44 32 Yuma 20 37 Eaton 21 TOURNAMENTS Platte Valley Triple Dual - 1st Brush Tourney - 1st Limon Triple Dual - 1st Roosevelt Tourney - 5th Burlington Invitational - 5th Districts - 2nd Top row left to right Ian Jouett. Larry Walker. Greg Char- tier. Bob Borchert Second row Kurt Garbin. Rick Dlllehay. Orlando Munoz. Jeff Teter Third row Matt Woodward. Ron Pierce. Phillip Herrera. Coach. Bob Luke. Paul Torrez. Denis Dawdy. Adan Flores Bottom row Kari Chartier. Man- ager. David Boston. Greg Moser. Bruce Bass. Rick Tormoh- len; Trainer 93 Roadrunners Send Fifteen To Dutch Clark State Champions! This is the best description of the 1982-83 girls track team. The team won a convincing victory over Ft. Lumpton, the second place winners. State qualifiers were Maren Bostrom. Michelle Bostrom. Diane Miller. Patty Daugherty, Lisa Woodward. Melanie Schwab, Laura Bzdek, Carolyn Dickerson, and Vicki Bass. Even though the boys track team ended nineth at state they still had six boys who qualified Neal Wolfe. Gerg Woodward. Barry Quinlin, Teri Ruhl, Tom Newland, and Shawn Weatherili. Girls Track Scores 1982-83 Opponents Boys 3 Brush Inv. 3 1 Yuma Inv. 3 5 Ft. Morgan Inv. 5 4 Blue Devil Classic 4 1 (Ft. Lumpton) NEC Meet Yuma 3 4 Eaton Highland Inv. 3 1st STATE 9th 97 The Game That Ajoj.S!H ©po|Al 104 State ... The Result Of A Challenging Season Dedication and hard work put five Brush Wrestlers on the road to State. Unfortunately, there were a few obstacles in their road, and no one made it to the top of the mountain. All in all though, the journey proved to be a challenging and rewarding experience. The five Diggers who set out to conquer this challenge were seniors. Jeff Yearous and Warren Quinlin; junior, Tom Odle; sophomore, Barry Quinlin; and freshman, Gerrard Flores. By wrestling his way through other competitors. Barry Quinlin advanced to the finals and placed fifth. Despite the injury to his back, Jeff Yearous had a successful season and ended his high school wrestling career by taking fourth at State. Cheering Cheerleading squad of 1982-83 topped the year off by having twelve total cheerleaders compared to the less numerous squads of years past. The year started by organizing many projects encouraging money making. Some activities were selling carna- tions, poster calendars, gasoline raffles, hats and Squad leg warmers. Other activities included, pep rallies to boost school spirit and involve competition between classes. This year was very successful for the squads. They performed during half-time for the audience's entertainment, and went to camps for new ideas. (upper row) Yolanda Villereal (middle row) Julie Romero. Pam Grandy (bottom row) Nadine Trul- lio, Michelle Carlson 108 Promotes Spirit (upper row) Mary Gutierrez. 'Vivian Guzman. Carol Moos (bottom row) Kim Ruhl. Susanne Acosta. Valerie Guzman. Mary Jane Christensen 109 Wrestling Squad Top Valer- ie Guzman. Bottom L to R: Kim Ruhl. Suzy Acosta. Vivian Guzman. Robin Scott. M.J. Christensen no flWRRDS 114 35 Seniors Receive Scholarships ssafissr '■s s zsrz: Outstanding Studonts Recoive Masonic Awards Masonic Awards have been a long time tradition at Brush High School and every year students are honored for their achievements in different areas of the high school curriculum. The folowing students received awards in their respective areas: Art. Merle Hudson; Auto Mechan- ics. Rod Zwirn; English, Justin Bzdek; Home Econom- ics. Warren Quinlin. Foreign Language, Kathy DeLa- Front Row Carolyn Dickerson. Penny Burham. Lorna linden. Kat Warren Quinlin Top Row Justin Bzdek. Tom Newland. Pat Ec Fuente. Industrial Arts, Tom Newland; Mathemdtics. Denise Gish; Music, Penny Burham. Science, Lori Woodward; Physical Education (boys). Rich Gutier- rez; Computer, Carolyn Dickerson; Welding, Brad Wind; Vocational Agriculture. Brian Weitzel; Social Studies. Tracey Griffith; Business. Lorna Lindell. Histo- ry, Pat Edson. Dela Fuente. Tracey Griffith. Denise Gish. Rod Zwirn Middle Row a Brian Weitzel. Merle Hudson. Brad Wind page sponsored by EAVES JEWELRY l tar • vard (har ' vard� , N. V VU-: COLORADO COLLE ! of the East This page sponsored by B G CYCLE CENTER 117 All Conference Athletes Chosen: 17 Boys And 9 Girls All-Conference athletes were chosen for the 1982-83 school year. Twenty- six in all were chosen for their hard work and dedication in various sports. Athletes chosen for football were: Rich Dillehay. Steve Giauque, Jim Glass, Rich Guitierrez, Mike Hammer, Kevin Larsen, Tom Newland, Tom Odle Ed Olson, Barry Quinlan, Warren Quinlan and Rod Zwirn. Volleyball All-Conference recipients were Jett Blake, Mary Ford and Mi- chelle Bostrom. All-Conference for basketball were: Tom Newland. Shawn Weatherill, Jett Blake, and Michelle Bostrom. Outstanding wrestling athletes were: Gerrard Flores, Tom Odle. Barry Quin- lan. Warren Quinlan and Jeff Yearous. Track All-Conference included: Vicki Bass. Maren Bostrom, Michelle Bostrom Laura Bzdek, Carolyn Dickerson. Joe Guthner. Tom Newland. Melanie Schwab, Shawn Weatherill. Greg Woodward. Lisa Woodward and Barry Quin- lan. Tom Newland and Jett Balke were chosen as athletes of the year by BHS coaches for their hard work and participation in their elective sports. Boys And Girls State Winners Pictured above Tom Odle. Derek Scott. Terry Ruhl and Shawn Mormon This year's Boy's State winners will travel to Pueblo from June 12-17. The Girl's State winners will travel to Grand Junc- tion also on June 12-17. They will all be studying government procedures. Pictured to the left Terry George. Usa Gardetto and Michelle Bostrom. 119 28 Students Go To Junior Workshops Even though school was out for the summer, some BHS students attended workshops for summer enrichment. This year 11 workshops were offered. People who attended the journalism workshop were: Jim Arrovo Jim King, Jamie Crall. Patience Griffith, Leslie Likely, Melanie Schwab, and Michelle Toohey Those who attended workshops for Engineering: Pam Brandenburg. Kristi Davis. Lisa Gardetto. Terry George Patience Griffith and Mandy Woodward. Mandy Woodward also attended The Frontiers of Science Workshop. People who attended the Student Council workshop were: Laura Bzdek. Laurie Carter and Leslie Likely. Sonya Arroyo. Charolette Kerr, and Kay Kirk attended the Music camp Emil Eckstien attended Creative Writing, and J.J. Duran attended an art workshop. Also attending music camp were Mandy Woodward and Kristi Davis. Greg Woodward attended the Highly Motivated Enrichment Pro- gram. Those who attended the Conservation Workshop were: Cindy Bass, John Bourquin, Terri Roth Jason Herbal, Sandy Shores, and Phil Villerreal. Les Jacobs attended another Conservation Symposium Carol Moos attended the National HOSA Convention. Not pictured below were: Patience Griffith. Kristi Davis. J.J. Duran. Melanie Schwab. Emil Eckstein. Greg Woodward, Carol Moos, Cindy Bass, John Bourquin, Jason Herbal. Terri Roth. Sandy Shores Phil Villerreal ana Les Jacobs. Student Council Girls Candidates for the offices are as follows: Sec- retary; Laura Bzdek and Dannett Krai. Treasurer; Laurie Carter and Adan Flores. President and Vice President; Michelle Bostrom. Leslie Likely. Mandy Woodward, and Kristi Davis. For the 1983-84 school year the all girl team will be as follows: Secretary, Laura Bzdek; Treasurer. Laurie Carter; Vice President, Leslie Likely, and President. Michelle Bostrom. Watch out guys, the girls are in control now!! The 1983-84 school year is going to be run by girls. The Brush High School student body elected four girls to the student council officers seats. All candidates put on a short skit related to how well they would run their office if elected. The rules for the skits for fhe coming year have now been changed because of the quality of the skits this year. 121 12: Page sponsored by STATE FARM INSURANCE 124 Page sponsored by Hairatage EVENTS 131 Homecoming Royalty 1982 The 1982-83 school year brought four seniors to reign as the new Brush High School Homecoming and Prom queens and kings. October 9 was the date of Homecoming 1982, at which Jett Blake and Steve Giauque were crowned Homecoming queen and king. The crowning was held during the halftime of the Brush Wray game and again at the Homecom- ing dance the same night. Jett Blake Homecoming queen Steve Giauque Homecoming king Prom Royalty 1983 Lorna Unde Prom queen .ysf-4:.4 ... W •J� • r7 V . ■ A ■ , •« • ■b5 April 30 was the date of the Jr.-Sr. Prom in which the theme was Hawaiian Fantasy. Lorna Lindell and Jeff Yearous were hon- ored as Prom queen and king. After corona- tion the royalty and other couples danced to the music played by “Burgandy. Jeff Yearous Prom king 135 B.H.S. Goes Hawaiian B.H.S. went Hawaiian this year for Prom. Prom be- gan at 8:30 on April 30 with Burgandy entertaining for the night. At 10:00 p.m. the Grand March began with the girls being escorted in by their dates. Coro- nation followed the Grand March in which Jr. atten- dant Greg Woodward crowned Lisa Gardetto as the girl Jr. attendant. Chosen Sr. attendant, Tom Newland, received the honors of crowning Mary Ford as the girl Sr. attendant. The big moment of Prom was the selection of the king and queen of Prom for 1983. Jeff Yearous was honored as king while Lorna Lindell was honored as queen. The Jr. class choose Hawaiian-Fantasy as the theme with the commons being decorated with an island, palm trees, and other various Hawaiian scenery. Other Sr. candidates were: Jim Glass, Pat Edson, Sandra Ewert. and Lori Woodward. Other Jr. attendant candidates were: Scott Haskin, Tom Odle. Chris Giauque, Leslie Likely, Michelle Bostrom, and Mandy Woodward. 136 138 139 Fall Delinquency At BHS The fall play, written by Jack Popplewell, an English author, was a comedy in three acts. The hilarious cast was directed by Mrs. Harrington, Mr. Krob, and student director Lori Woodward. CAST David Warren Pat Edson Wilkinson Andy Tisdale Penelope Shawn Pam Brandenburg Det. Sgt Pidgeon Jeff Yearous Helen Chandler Jennifer White Henry Shawn Rod Zwirn Lady Warren Lorna Linde� Sir George Martin Jim Glass 40 141 Eighteen Cast Members In, You Can't Take It With You You Can't Take It With You written by Moss Hart and George S. Kaufman was performed March 3rd and 4th at 7:00 p.m. It was about two totally different families and their two children falling in love. The setting of the play was in the thirties and in the state of New York. Mr. Krob and Mrs. Harrington were the two directors with Lorna Lindell as student director. Mr. Krob added that this was one of the hardest plays they have ever done. CAST Tarron Cluff .........................Alice Sycamore Mike Hammer ..........................Tony Kirby, Jr. Merle Hudson ...................Martin Vanderhoff Lori Woodward ................Penelope Sycamore David Van Ausdall ...............................Paul Sycamore Mandy Woodward ..................Essie Carmichael Jason Herbal .......................Ed Carmichael Emil Eckstein .........................Mr. DePinna Ben Godfrey ......................................Mr. Kolenhov Bill Thornsby ............................Mr. Anthony Kirby Lisa Woodward ..................Mrs. Anthony Kirby Lola Celestino...................................Reba Adan Flores ...................................Donald Brooks Massey ..............................Henderson Mitch Mullen ......................Government Agent J.J. Duran ........................Government Agent Denise Gish ............Grand Duchess Olga Katrina Diane Miller ..........................Gay Wellington 142 148 X 151 Susanne Acosta —- Sr. Hon. Soc. 3,4; St. Coun. 3,4; Sr. St. Comm. 4; Summ. Wkshp. 3; Cheer. WR 4; Cheer F.B. 4; F.H.A. 3; G. State 3; Jr. Hon. Soc. 2,3,4; Sci. Fair 1; Sr. Cl. Pres. 4; For. Lan. 3,4; Margo Baker — Sr. Hon. Soc. 4; J-Staff 4; M S Club 2; St. Coun. 1.4; P. Band 1,2; Stg. Band 3; Mch. Band 1; F.F.A. 4; F.B.L.A. 3,4; Jr. Hon. Soc. 12,3,4; Stu. of Mon. 4; Tr. 4; V.B. 12; DECA 2; Pr. Cr. 1; Sci. Fair 1; Bob Baker — J-Staff 3,4; M S 12,3,4; A.S.P. 2,3; Fall PI. 2; Spr. PI. 3 Q S 3,4; St. Coun. 1; Sp. Mt. 2; Summ. Wkshp. 3; B. State 3; F.B. 12,4 Jr. Hon. Soc. 2,3,4; DECA 3; Pr. Cr. 1,2; Leag. Sp. Fest. 2; Sci. Fair 1,2 Mark Bass — Jett Blake —- Spr. Play 3; Stu. Coun. 3,4; Sr. Vice Pres. 4; Summ. Wkshp. 4; B-Club 12,3,4; B.B. 2,3,4; All Conf. B.B. 4; Hon. Men. B.B. 4; MVP B.B. 4; Con. Choir 1,2,3; Sel. Choir 2,3,4; Tr. Mgr. 1; Tr. Stat. 4; Pr. Cr. 1,2; Horn. Q. 4; Prom Jr. Att. Cand. 3; Grad. Es. 3; Cheer. Wr. 1; V.B. 12,3,4; All Conf. V.B. 4; Penny Burham —- Mas. Awd. 4; Spr. Play 4; Sr. St. Comm. 4; B.B. 1,2,3; P. Band 12,3,4; Mch. Band Coun. 3,4; Band Coun. Vice Pres. 3; Con. Choir 2,3,4; F.H.A. 2; Mch. Band 1,2,3; Justin Bzdek — I.R.C. 4; J-Staff 2,3,4; Mas. Awd. 4; M S Club 2,3,4; NJC M S Cont. 2,3; Summ. Wkshp. 3; B.B. 1; Con. Choir 1; Sci. Fair 1,2; St. Sci. Fair 1; Mary Jane Christensen — A.S.P. 3; Spr. PI. 3; Stu. Coun. 3; Sp. Mt. 3; Sr. St. Comm. 4; B-Club 3; B.B. Manager 2; P. Band 1,2,3; Flags 3; Con. Choir 4; Cheer. F.B. 4; Cheer. V.B. 4; Cheer. WR. 4; Pr. Cr. 1,2; Grad. U. 3; Sci. Fair 1; Mch. Band 1,2,3; Amy Cook —- J-Staff 3; Stu. Coun. 3; B.B. Mgr. 2; F.B.L.A. 1,3,4; G. State Alt. 3; Jr. Hon. Soc. 12,3,4; Stu of Mon. 4; V.B. 1,2,3; DECA 3; Pr. Cr. 1,2,3; Sci. Fair 1; Sr. St. Comm. 4; Sheryl Coughlin -— Sr. Hon. Soc. 4; A.S.P. Stg. Crew 12,3,4; Jr. Cl. Play Stg. Crew 12,3,4; Fall PI. Stg. Crew 12,3,4; Spr. PI. Stg. Crew 12,3,4; B.B. Stat. 3; P. Band 1,2,3; Mch. Band 1,2,3; Con. Choir 2; F.B.L.A. 1; V.B. 2; Pr. Cr. 1,2,3; Brent Crabb — Sp. Mt. 2; B.B. 1,2,3; F.B. Stat. 3,4; F.B.L.A. 4; F.B.L.A. Treas. 4; DECA 3; Pr. Cr. 1,2; Sci. Fair 1; Annette DeHerrera - F.H.A. 1; DECA 3,4; HOSA 3; Kathy DeLaFuente — Mas. Awd. 4; Pep Club 1; A.S.P. Stg. Crew 2,3,4; Jr. Cl. Play Stg. Crew 2,3,4; Fall PI. Stg. Crew 2,3,4; Spr. PI. Stg. Crew 2,3,4; Sr. St. Comm. 4; Thes. 3,4; B.B. Stat. 4; F.H.A. 2; F.B.L.A. 1; Tr. Stat. 2,3; Pr. Cr. 1.2; Carolyn Dickerson — Sr. Hon. Soc. 3,4; I.R.C. 3,4; Mas Awd. 4; NJC M S Cont. 2,3,4; Sp. Mt. 3,4; Sum. Wkshp. 3; For. 3,4; For. Treas. 4; G. State 3; Jr. Hon. Soc. 1.2; Tr. 2,3,4; Leag. Sp. Fest. 2,3; Sci. Fair 1; Ac. Bowl 2; Rhonda Doane — P. Band 1,2,3; Mch. Band 1,2,3; DECA 3; HOSA 4; B.B. Mgr. 2; B.B. Stat. 3; Pat Edson -- Sr. Hon. Soc. 3,4; I.R.C. 3,4; M S Club 12,3.4; M S Club Pres. 3,4; A.S.P. 3,4; Jr. Cl. Play 2,3.4; Fall PI. 2.3,4; Spr. PI. 2.3; St. Coun. 1; Sp. Mt. 2,3; Sum. Wkshp. 3. Thes. 2,3,4; Thes. Pres. 4; B-Club 4; B.B. 12,3.4; B. State 3; For. 12,3.4; For. Vice-Pres. 3; Jr. Hon. Soc. 12,3,4; Stu. of Mon. 4; Tr. 4; Leag. Sp. Fest. 2,3; Pr. K. Cand. 4; Prom Jr. Att. 3; Sci. Fair 12,3,4; St. Sci. Fair 1,2,3; Fr. Cl. Pres. 1. Sandra Ewert — St. Coun. 1,2,3; B-Club 4. B.B. 12,3.4; Tr. 2,3,4; V.B. 1.2,3,4; Pr. Cr. 1.2; Pr. Q. Cand. 4; Horn. Q. Cand. 4; Prom Jr. Att. 3; Grad. U. 3; Mary Ford — P. Band 1,2,3; Mch. Band 1,2,3; Tr. 4; V.B. 12,3,4; V.B. All Conf. 4; DECA 3; Pr. Cr. 1; Pr. Q. Cand. 4; Horn. Q. Cand. 4; Grad U 3; HOSA Sec. 4; Steve Giauque — F.B. 12,3,4; F.B. All Conf. 3,4; F.B. All State 4; Tr. 1; DECA 3; Horn. K. 4; Pr. Jr. Att. 3; Grad. Es. 3; Denise Gish -— Sr. Hon. Soc. 3,4; Mas. Awd. 4; M S 4; NJC M S Cont. 12,3,4; Fall PI. 3; Spr. PI. 3,4; Sp. Mt. 3.4; Sr. St. Comm. 4; Sum. Wkshp. 3; Thes. 4; Con. Choir 1.2; Scl. Choir 3; For. 3,4; For. Vice-Pres. 4; Jr. Hon. Soc. 1,2; Leag. Sp. Fest. 2,3; Sci. Fair 1; Jim Glass — A.S.P. 2,3,4; St. Coun. 4; B-Club 12,3,4; B-Club Vice- Pres. 4; F.B. 12,3,4; F.B. All Conf. 2,3,4; F.B. Hon. Men. 3; F.B. All State 4; Stu. of Mon. 4; Tr. 2,3; Tr. All Conf. 3; WR 12.3,4; WR All Conf. 2,3; DECA 2.3; Prom K. Cand. 4; Grad. U. 3; Pauline Gonzales — Sr. St. Comm. 4; F.H.A. 3; For. Lan. 3.4; Tracy Griffith — Sr. Hon. Soc. 3,4; Mas Awd. 4; Pep Cl. 1.2; Sr. St. Comm. 4; F.B.L.A. 12,3,4; F.B.L.A. Vice-Pres. 4; G. State 3; Jr. Hon. Soc. 12.3,4; Pr. Cr. 1,2; Sp. Cl. 1.2; Sci. Fair 1; Jr. Cl. Pres. 3; Joe Guthner — Sr. Hon. Soc. 3,4; Sr. Hon. Soc. Pres. 4; I.R.C. 1,2; I.R.C. Pres. 2; J-Staff 3.4; NJC M S Cont. 12,3.4; Q S 4; St. Coun. 2.3.4; Sum. Wkshp. 3; B-Club 3,4; B.B. 1,2,3; B. St. 3; P. Band 1; Stg. Band 12,3,4; Mch. Band 1; Scl. Choir 2; F.B. 12.3,4; Jr. Hon. Soc. 12,3,4; Tr. 2.3.4; Tr. All Conf. 2,3.4; Pr. Cr. 1; Sci. Fair 1; Ac. Bowl 2; Mary Gutierrez — Sr. St. Comm. 4; Tr. 4; P. Band 12,3,4; Mch. Band 12,3,4; H. Band 2,4; Con. Choir 2.4; F.B.L.A. 2; B-Club 4; V.B. 1; Pr. Cr. 1; Tw. 1; J.V. Cheer 2,3; V. Cheer 2,3,4; Con. Band 12,3,4; Richard Gutierrez — Mas. Awd. 4; Sp. Mt. 4; B.B. 12,3,4; Con. Choir 12; F.B. 12,3,4; Valerie Guzman — St. Coun. 12; Sr. St. Comm. 4, Mch. Band 2; Con. Choir 2,4, V. Cheer 12; F.B.L.A. 3,4; Pr. Cr. 12; J.V. Cheer 1; Vivian Guzman — P. Cl. 12; St. Coun. 3; P. Band 2, Mch. Band 2,3; Con. Choir 3,4; F.B.L.A. 4; D.E.C.A. 3; Pr. Cr. 12; J.V. Cheer 1; V. Cheer 14; Flag Corpe 2,3; Mike Hammer — A.S.P. 3,4; Jr. Cl. PI. 3; FI. PI. 3; Sp. PI. 4; B-Club 2,3,4; B.B. 2,3,4, P. Band 12, Mch. Band 12; F.B. 12,3,4; F.B. All State; F.B. All Conf. G. Sq. 1' Tr. 2,3; Pr. Cr. 12; Horn. K. Cand. 4; Pr. Jr. Att. Cand. 3; Grad. U. 3; Soph. Cl. Treas. 2; Pia Hayes — Sr. Hon. Soc. 3,4; I.R.C. 3,4; J-Staff 2,3,4, J-Staft Y.B.K. Ed. 4; M S 3,4; A.S.P. 2,3; FI. PI. 2; Sp. PI. 3; Q S 4; Sp. Mt. 2,3,4; Sr. St. Comm. 4; Summ. Wkshp. 3; Thes. 3,4; B.B. 1; For. 2,3,4; For. Treas. 2; For. Pres. 3,4; F.B.L.A. 3,4; DECA 2,4; Pr. Cr. 12,3; Leag. Sp. Fest. 2,3; Sci. Fair 12; Merle Hudson — Mas. Awd. 4; A.S.P. 3,4, FI. PI. 3; Sp. PI. 4; F.H.A. 4; DECA 3,4; Rebecca Hunker — Sr. Hon. Soc. 3,4; NJC M S Cont. 4; FI. PI. 3; Sr. St. Comm. 4; Summ. Wkshp. 3; Thes. 3,4; F.H.A. 3; Jr. Hon. Soc. 12,3,4; Sci. Fair 1; Soph. Cl. Vice-Pres. 2; Sr. Vice-Pres. 4; For. Lang. 2,3,4; For. Lang. Sec. 4; Sal. 4; Pam Ivey — Sr. Hon. Soc. 4; J-Staff 2; NJC M S Cont. 3,4; St. Coun. 3; Sr. St. Comm. 4; B.B. 12,3,4; P. Band 1 F.B.L.A. 3; Jr. Hon. Soc. 2,3; V.B. 12,3; DECA 3; Pr. Cr. 2,3; Daniel Johnson — A.S.P. 2; Sp. PI. 2; P. Band 12,3,4; Mch. Band 12,3,4; Julie Kautz —- Sr. Hon. Soc. 4; J-Staff 2,3,4; P. Cl. 1; Sr. St. Comm. 4; Sum. Wkshp. 3; Jr. Hon. Soc. 12,3,4; DECA 3,4; Pr. Cr. 12; Grad. U. 3; Sci. Fair 1 J.V. Cheer 2,3; V. Cheer 2,3; Vernice Keeslar — For. 1; F.F.A. 12,3,4; F.F.A. Pres. 4; F.H.A. 3,4, F.H.A. Pres. 4; F.B.L.A. 3; DECA 2,3,4; Troy Korbe —- DECA 4, Rodney Krai — B-Club 3,4; B.B. 12.3,4; F.B. 2,3,4; VICA 3,4, Jefl Lake — R. Cl. 12; B.B. 1 F.B. 12,3; F.H.A. 4; DECA 3,4; Kevin Larsen —- A.S.P. 3; Sp. Mt. 2,3; B-Club 3,4; B.B. 4; F.B. 12,3,4; G. Sq. 2; Tr. 2,4; DECA 2,3.4; Pr. Cr. 12; Ac. Bowl 12,3; HOSA 3; Kelly Leonard — P. Cl. 12; St. Coun. 4; B.B. 1,2; Con. Choir 4, F.H.A. 2; V.B. 12; DECA 3.4; Pr. Cr. 1; Lorna Lindell — Sr. Hon. Soc. 3,4; Mas. Awd. 4; A.S.P. 2,3,4; Jr. Cl. PI. 3; FI. PI. 2,4; Sp. PI. 4; St. Coun. 12; Sp. Mt. 2; Thes. 2,3,4; P. Band 1; Con. Choir 2; For. 2; F.B.L.A. 1; G. Sq. 1; Jr. Hon. Soc. 12; Stu. of Mon. 2; Pr. Cr. 12,3; Sp. Cl. 12,3; Prom Q. 4; Prom Jr. Att. 3; Grad. E. 3; Val. 4; Shawnette Massey —- St. Coun. 4; Sr. St. Comm. 4; B-Club 2,3,4; B.B. 12,3,4; Tr. 2,3,4; V.B. 12,3; Pr. Cr. 1; Brad Mayhugh — J-Staff 2,3,4; M S 1; St. Coun. 1; Sp. Mt. 1; P. Band 12; Jr. Hon. Soc. 1; DECA 2,3,4; Pr. Cr. 1; Sci. Fair 1; Terri McGaughey -— Sr. Hon. 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