Calhan High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Calhan, CO)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1966 volume:

I : 1 . THE CALHAN BULLDOG 1966 Within these covers are records of school experiences that we hope will be pleasant memo- ries in the lives of Calhan Students for years and years. To our Board of Education: Because of your devoted and thoughtful efforts to better our school, we the students of the Annual Staff dedicate this annual to you. We hope it will bring you as much pleasure as it has brought us in assembling these never-to-be-forgotten memories. The Annual Staff Editor 'XJ Editor: Jeanie Eurich, Bus. Manager: Sharon Bodine, Snap Shots: Rosetta Eurich, Kathie Simmons, Sports: Kit Marley, Girls' Sports: Connie Ullom, Doreen Trojanovich, Photographers: Richie Simmons, Roger West, Advertising: Darroll Maul, Tommy Vorenberg 2 As the school year draws toward a close, we are reminded that many youth will leave our school to go out into the business world to make a place for themselves. Others will return in the fall to gather further knowledge. We, as teachers, are rewarded by the success of the youth whom we have help to educate. One cannot but wonder what the future holds for the fine youth in the Calhan community. I take this means to personally thank everyone who has had any part in the school program for the year. Especially do I express my deep gratitude to the children, who seem to be so appreciative of our guidance. Lee Little, Superintendent BOARD OF EDUCATION RICHARD LEMESANY, President, ALBERT KOBILAN, Secretary, JOE MAUL, Vice President, MANFRED VORENBERG, Treasurer, DOROTHY ANNE PIEPER, Member A atcd metal r°om ' • . TAUGHT (.tot') - V ' ' mow, touch. 1 1 To’ rEi a for accustom to some JSmB ; studies of. 3 To ch Greek. 4. To malfc — v. t.To give inst Av5 lack, instruct, educate acquire knowledge or ®fl ;ion so that others ma«B 3f knowledge; educate. th3r ddual; train, such subjecting -n d; disciplinej subordiS or disciplining, es Q , ?v .Capable c an insci nbird, 2. b r Profession V MR. BASIL CHURCHILL Eighth,Grade MRS. NEVA CHURCHILL Fourth Grade MRS. HELLEN ROE Second Grade MRS. TRUVA HOOD Seventh Grade H. S. Physics MRS. ELNA FUCHS Fifth Grade MISS EDITH NEWMAN First Grade H.S. Pep Club MRS. LEONA EURICH Sixth Grade MRS. ZELMAHIGBEE Third Grade MRS. GAYLE DAUGS School Secretary MR. DAVID FAUL English Library Spanish Sophomore Sponsor MR. ROBERT HANSON Social Studies Wrestling Girls' P.E. Junior Sponsor MRS. FLOY DEWITT Business Education Home Economics Annual Staff Paper Staff MR. LLOYD BREWER Band Combo Chorus MR. CLARENCE KAUFMAN Math Geography Freshman Sponsor MR. JOE SISNEROS Science Industrial Arts Coach Senior Sponsor 6 ism es toward , - 1' ’ J a d dev. BH3h col 1 BQrsTSV pt. to, or i!(.'S!U:H';l Hi. , , Qne who lias rea :. e who has completed t1MBBp' |iool. 2. A graduated, or®b- K X. To admit to a certaitB fete., to admit, at the close oVm ML2 To maro W4Vh £egre2? mmuite a cup. o. lo divide in fceatax. v. 1. To b , age gradually. — grad ORS ' -H'sh. dn), n. 1 c f� e mark LINDA KANUCH RODGER MIKITA DENNIS CORDER PEGGY KUCERIK RICHARD DOYEN PEGGY BUTLER 8 BONNY BLASINGAME Sec. -Treas. POLLY KELLY JEAN EURICH Rep. DWAIN BUTLER KAREN HLATKI LILLIE CHAPMAN VERNON PATRICK DOROTHY KOBILAN PATTY MITCHELL nent; shrewd: wide-awak iK-ly adv. — know'ing ne oy some,es to m ptic ble sh l.ge WLEDCj ictica |ation; as| derstanc is gainc broadly, ersonif 6, Sei e-a edge or ), past part, of know. 'ing, n. 1. An ignora member of a secre ed 1853-56 and adv of the foreign-born JUNIORS now commc ee or ho I JUNIOR Ellis Harding Royce Hays Debbie Kanuch Pam Krohn 12 Kit Marley Bruce Marley Darrol Maul Ina Miller CLASS Kathie Simmons Linda Mikita Tom Vorenberg John Pavilca Connie Ullom Doreen Trojanovich Cheyril Warren 0% Roger West Larry Hendrix Janie Kelly GRADE 10 Linda Kucerik Mary Kucerik Gary Manyik Calvin Jolly Mike Norvell Steve Olyejar Carol Ann Paulson Vicki Townley Ricky Wellington GRADE Marcia Hendrix Cheryl Walberg Renee Lemesany George Fosha Cecelia Pemberton Mike Warren Carolyn Brauer Cynthia Hays Leonard Volosin Grace Humphrey A dell Gregg Steve Nelson Bonnie Vorenberg SENIORS: Sponsor-Joe Sisneros, Pres. - Dennis Carter, V. P. -Richie Simmons, Sec. - Treas. -Bonny Blasingame, Rep. -Jeannie Eurich. JUNIORS: Sponsor-Bob Hanson, Pres. -Sharon Bodine, V. P. -Rick Freeman, Sec. -Linda Mikita, Treas. -Debbie Kanuch, Reporter-Roger West. CLASS SPONSORS AND OFFICERS SOPHOMORES: Sponsor-David Faull, Pres. - Rick Wellington, V. P. -Steve Olyejar, Sec. - Treas. -Vicki Townley, Rep. -Mike Norvell. INDUSTRIAL ARTS CLASS Wood working is important to develop appreciation of one's dependence on wood and its products. Most important is to develop habits of careful planning and methodical procedure in wood con- struction . Teaching girls to cook, sew, and how to live with their fami- lies and society is one of the ways we develop Future Homemakers A Homemaker is one of the most important persons in the mould- ing of our nation. HOME ECONOMICS This year has seen great improvement in our library program. With the able assistance of Dorothy Kobilan, Vernon Patrick, and Pat Mitchell, we have taken a complete reorganization program. Calhan School was also fortunate to receive a Federal grant of $380 to provide extra books for the grade, Jr. High, and Sr. High libraries - my personal thanks to all who have helped to improve our library services. Mr. Faull HIGH SCHOOL PHYSICS Richie Simmons, Rosetta Eurich, Linda Kanuch, Debbie Kanuch, Mrs. Hood, Ellis Harding, Vernon Patrick, Sharon Bodine, Connie Ullom, Tom Vorenberg, Gary Guthrie, Karen Hlatki, Bonny Blasingame, Jean Eurich, Darrol Maul, Pat Mitchell, Dennis Carter, Roger West, Doreen Trojanovich, Kit Marley. Editor: Linda Mikita, Ass't Ed.: Bruce Marley, News Editors: Cheyril Warren, Ina Miller, Royce Hays, Karen Cantwell, Pam Krohn, Sponsor: Mrs. De Witt. Pres.: Karen Hlatki, Vice Pres.: Kit Marley, Sec.Treas.: Vicki Townley, Reporter: Renee Lemesany, Members: Dennis Carter, Richie Simmons, Bonnie Blasingame, Cheyrl Burt, Rick Wel- lington, Bruce Marley, Leslie Greenwood, Sharon Bodine, Marcia Hendrix, Bobby Eurich, George Fosha, Leonard Volosin. Marcia Hendrix has left, and Linda Carter has now taken her place. Also Linda Kanuch is representative for the Pep Club. Sponsor: Mr. Little STUDENT COUNCIL HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS' CHORUS The Girls' Choruses, singing in three parts, provide lovely music for Christmas, Graduation, and other spe- cial occasions. JUNIOR HIGH GIRLS’ CHORUS TRIPLE TRIO HIGH SCHOOL BAND The bands provide not only experience in music, but also enjoyment for themselves and their audiences. 23 Cheyril Warren, Cheryl Walberg, Debbie Kanuch, Leslie Greenwood, Jeanie Eurich, Carolyn Brauer, Peggy Butler, Pam Krohn, Sharon Bodine, Polly Kelly, Lillie Chapman, Sharilynn Butler, Carol Ann Paulson, Janie Kelly, Joyce Kucerik, Bonnie Vorenberg, Mary Kucerik, Vicki Townley, Beverly Brenton, Karen Cantwell, Linda Kanuch, Renee Lemesany, Linda Mikita, Ina Miller, Peggy Kucerik, Karen Hlatki, Cynthia Hays, Linda Carter, Connie Eurich, Lee Annetta Dodson, Colleen Butler, Nancy Hendrickson, Rose Eurich, Kathie Simmons, Karen Bearfoot, Linda Kucerik, Cheryl Burt, Sponsor: Mr. Hanson. HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS’ P.E. Sponsor: Mrs. Hood, Barbara Brauer, Janice Kobilan, Debbie Gdovin, Wanda Dungan, Joan Pieper, Kathleen Marshbanks, Ursula Eubanks, Patty Hahn, Diana West, Kathy «Vest, Beverly Butler, Karen Dungan, Sharon Trojanovich. JR. HIGH GIRLS P.E. c V£«M VV C . C S tC c e w o$ Je£ ? Tc0 G r jO� 6. o' ATHLETICS 5.0«?,', o£U� « ,1C { $ SIMLA PRE-SEASON INVITATIONAL TOURNAMENT Simla Invitational Tournament finals: Simla 50 Calhan 60 Season Games: Regional Tournament held at Calhan Elizabeth 37 Calhan 60 D B 44 Calhan 59 Kiowa 45 Calhan 48 Elbert 41 Calhan 51 Simla 28 Calhan 46 Falcon 35 Calhan 51 D B 45 Calhan 59 District Tournament At Aurora Elbert 47 Calhan 50 Agate 49 Calhan 65 Monument 44 Calhan 59 Bennett 44 Calhan 41 Falcon 38 Calhan 34 Elizabeth 31 Calhan 66 Simla 53 Calhan 63 Kiowa 53 Calhan 78 D B 60 Calhan 63 Elbert 36 Calhan 53 Monument 72 Calhan 60 TOP ROW: Mr. Hanson, Ivan DeWitt, Danny Harvey, Bruce Marley, Ellis Harding, Kit Marley, Rick Well- ington, Mr. Sisneros. FRONT ROW: Dennis Carter, Rick Freeman, Dwain Butler, Vernon Patrick, Roger West, Richie Simmons, Tom Vorenberg. The Calhan Bulldogs had what we believe to be a very successful year. Here are the results of all their pre-season, season, regional and district tournament scores: A” TEAM B” TEAM Mr. Hanson, Steve Olyejar, Mike Norvell, Rodger Mikita, Steve Nelson, Leonard Volosin, Kent Green wood, Mr. Sisneros. FRONT: Rodney Bearfoot, Bobby Hahn, George Fosha, Royce Hays, Gary Guthrie, Mike Warren, Darrol Mitchell, Darrol Maul, Tom Vorenberg. Dennis Carter, Kit Marley, Riche Simmons, Mike Warren, Mike Norvell, Coach Sisneros. P. E. BOARD Karen Bearfoot, Linda Kucerik, Beverly Brenton, Vicki Townley, Mary Kucerik, Doreen Trojanich, Pam Krohn, Ina Miller, Linda Mikita, Pat Mitchell, Bonnie Blasingame, Sharilynn Butler, Cheyril Warren, Connie Ullom, Colleen Butler, Cheryl Walberg, Leslie Greenwood, Debbie Kanuch, Renee Lemesany, Carol Ann Paulson, Janie Kelly, Karen Cantwell, Linda Kanuch, Polly Kelly, Jeanie Eurich, Nancy Hendrickson, Le Annetta Dodson, Carolyn Brauer, Cynthia Hays, Bonnie Vorenberg, Joyce Kucerik, Adell Gregg, Cheryl Burt, Connie Eurich, Karen Hlatki. PEP CLUB -CHEERLEADERS- Lillie Chapman, Peggy Kucerik, Linda Carter, Sharon Bodine, Rosetta Eurich, Kathie Simmons JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL TOP ROW: Coach Sisneros, J. R. Hendrix, Jerry Simmons, Bob Pemberton, Mike Hendrickson, Terry Nelson, Greg Bearfoot, Victor Volosin, Alfred Archer. BOTTOM ROW: Jim Blasingame, Bill Pember- ton, Ken Beaman, John Peiper, Leon Mitchell, Alan Balsick, Georgie Kobilan, Greg Olyejar. Ursula Eubanks Janice Kobilan Barbara Brauer Kathleen Marshbanks Beverley Butler Kathy West Patty Hahn Diana West Sherrie Trojanovich Mrs. Hood Karen Dungan Joan Pieper Debbie Gdovin Wanda Dungan JUNIOR HIGH PEP CLUB Ass't Coach Mr. Hanson, Manager: Rod Butler, Coach: Mr. Sisneros, all viewing the gate of the Harlan Van Sprock field. FIRST ROW: Darrol Maul, Rodger West, Calvin Jolly, Rodney Bearfoot, Rick Wellington, SECOND ROW: Dwain Butler, Kent Greenwood, Danny Harvey, Daryl Mitchell, George Fosha, Dennis Carter. THIRD ROW: Mike Warren, Royce Hays, Ellis Harding, Bruce Marley, Ivan DeWitt, Richie Simmons, Rick Freeman, Kit Marley. VERY BEGINNING OF HARLAN VAN SPROCK FIELD FIRST GAME PLAYED AT HOME FOOTBALL STARTED IN CALHAN WHAT IS FOOTBALL LIKE?? No doubt this was the question that ran through the minds of many Calhan community people. This question was probably the biggest in the minds of all the boys who were going out for this new sport. ( A new sport for Calhan) The first-year experience in football was exciting and different from all the other sports that Calhan had ever had. Being new at this sport, the players made a few silly mistakes that added humor to the games. Football went a lot deeper than just winning or losing a game; it was the result of many hours' practice everyday. Practice makes a team and we really had to practice hard in order to win. Every boy had to get into condition by running, doing push-ups and sit-ups, --just to mention a few. Blocking, tackling, running, and defensive and offensive playing all had to be learned. After the conditioning, came the heart of the practicing--the scrimmaging and putting what we had learned into use. As we put together everything we had learned, we soon had a team and one to be proud of. Along with football came an entirely new event--Homecoming. Each class was trying to build a better float than the other classes. Every student had a lot of fun building the floats. The Junior High float, a Stork standing on a football field and carrying a football, won first place. Now the many days the team had spent practicing was going to be shown in our first game. We lost our first game, and our second, but one day we had a victory over Fairplay. This win was the first of the three games. As players, we were proud of the backing we had. Whether we won or lost, we still had a lot of fans cheering us on. Roger West BULL DOGS IN ACTION Rodney- - Manager Vern Rick F. Bruce Dwain Mr. Sisneros, Coach 33 Ivan Royce v • iio r Ito, - tve fTX.voV ’ V xM HHk xtv c a Se-. ' k • «. v° c Stf 6l6 V V tv X, V C S WjfI f, c Bn _. . (AX?' Vwe Vx ; c ,6 vo? : GRADES Nancy Blasingame Steve Eurich Deborah Mitchell Rhonda Skaggs Lynne Dungan Twila Parks Monica Ewert FIRST GRADE Lynette Nelson Loren Owens Dawn Sisneros Eddie Doven David Johnson Sherry Roskus Patty Kobilan Tim Stafford Kathy Kobilan Jack Vorenberg Larry Marshbanks Judy Worthey Billy Archer Kristy Freeman Valerie Olyejar Chuck Simmons Curtis Bandt Eldon Glaser Wanda Parks Ronnie Sisneros Cindy Cortez Shirley Kelly Danny Tipton Joyce Dodson Russel Lemesany Casey Paulson Nellie Warren THIRD GRADE Jimmy Eubanks Becky Marshbanks Bobby Roskos Dick Wilson Andy Balsick Marshall Blasingame FOURTH GRADE Cheryl Kelly Mary Jane Manyik Paul Spriggs Bradley Walberg 38 La Vaughn Dodson Candy Pie per Jimmy Worthey Brenda Brenton Steven Fosha , i James Cantwell Jacalyn Freeman Cheryl Eurich Thomas Kanuch Carolyn Ewert Darlene Ingram FIFTH GRADE Shana Lemesany Juanita Spriggs Brenda Marshbanks Pamela Stafford 39 James Mitchell Michelle Thomason Marla Kay Mitchell Joyce West Penny Balsick Albert Kobilan Frank Dodson Chris Bandt Lois Ann Kocerha SIXTH GRADE Wilma Kelly Barbara Paulson Shelly Hendrix Linda Parks Debbie Nelson Cherie Lemesany Janet Dungan Karen Butler Gary Bruce JoAnn Beaman Marilyn Deam _ ft Alfred Archer J. R. Hendrix Kenneth Beaman Greg Bearfoot Karen Dungan Georgie Kobilan SEVENTH GRADE Alan Balsick Wanda Dungan Jim Blasingame Debbie Gdovin r i Janice Kobilan Joan Pieper Barbara Brauer GRADE EIGHT Leon Mitchell Greg Olyejar Beverly Butler Patty Hahn Terry Nelson Glen Spriggs Ursula Eubanks Mike Hendrickson Kathy Marshbanks f FIFTH GRADE Mrs. Eubanks, Mrs. Kanuch, and Mrs. Hard- ing do the very important job of preparing warm, nourishing, and well balanced meals to the students every day. One of our most valuable persons, is our custodian, Mr. Hood. He keeps this a clean and fine place to spend our school year. A fine Senior, Linda Kanuch is the winner of the D. A. R. Congratulations! We'll miss you. THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY WARRENS' GARAGE. CALHAN, COLOR A DO. Hungry ? ? Look ! Eeeeeekkkk! !! • • ug - Freshman Float Sophomore Float Se Senior Float '°Q't Our boys did it Little Cheerleader Get that tip off- Christy and Rem PAINT THE TOWN PINK Mr. Hanson I did it! !!! 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Television - Refrigerators Freezers - Ranges Automatic Washers Dryers Stereo Hi Fi You Save More at 1834 THE HOME APPLIANCE CO. 1834 E. Plate Ave. Phone 632-2631 Sales and Service • Westinghouse Frigidaire • Norge • Maytag • Magic Chef Blanton Cogbum Phone 3-F9 P. O. Box 91 SCHUSTER'S SHOP, INC. Herb Schuster Electric Acetylene Welding Blacksmithing Simla, Colorado Compliments of ROCK ISLAND RAILROAD Bill Hendrickson Agent Compliments of SIMLA COIN LAUNDRY Do Your Wash the Easy Way Open 7 Days - All Hours Compliments of CALHAN POST OFFICE Hollie B. Wade Postmaster SIMLA FARM SUPPLY The Parts Service Phone 541-2366 Simla, Colo. (cog) PIKES PEAK CO-OP ASS’N. Grain - Agricultural Chemicals - Fertilizers - Seeds - Farm Supplies Complete Tank Wagon Service Calhan, Colorado Richard Carter - Mgr. Phone 347-2311 Our Best Wishes For The Continuous Operation Of An Excellent School FARMER’S Of‘Calhan Serving This Area Since 1916 Calhan, Colorado Remember For All Your Insurance Needs PIEPER’S AND FOSHA Members of Colorados Insurers Assn. Telephone 347-6291 Lennie Ehnes Lambert Rink EHNES-RINK AUTO SUPPLY Wholesale Phone ME 2-2658 2631 E. Hiway 24 Colorado Springs, Colo. CALHAN CASH AUCTION MARKET Livestock Misc. Sale Every Friday Livestock Sale Starts at 1 p.m. Hugh Kelly, Owner For Farm Sale Service Call Hugh Kelly Phone 347-2417 FARMER'S MARKET You Get The Best, Plus Courteous Service FOSTER LUMBER CO. Calhan, Colo. 2915 Hiway 24 ME 4-9798 Colorado Springs, Colorado Byron Gaede, Mgr. brookhart! BUILDING MATERIALS 2425J. PL AnEAVE.; TT r “■ COLORA DO_SPRJNGS I tSumS cukeY £♦ 6634-3747 In The Eastgate Center Skelly Products - B.F. 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DON'S MOTEL CAFE Open Six Days a Week Serving Breakfasts, Lunches, and Dinners Variety Store Homemade Pies 2331 E. Platte Ave. Don And Harriet Hooper Phone 347-2381 Calhan, Colorado HOBBYTIME 319 Iowa Colorado Springs, Colo. 635-5277 All Hobby Supplies Ceramic Tile Carpet Vinyl Tile Linoleum Asphalt Tile Formica Quality Installation Free Estimates REGION TILE INC. 2217 E. Boulder 635-1528 Greetings From EARL L. SULLIVAN PATTERSON TEXACO Tires - Batteries - Accessories Wheel Balancing - Tune Up and 3134 E. Highway 24 SHERIFF STAFF Colorado Springs, Colo. of Phone 634-9976 El Paso County We Give S-H Green Stamps ula n Colorado Springs' Only Member, THi ORDER OF H1EG0U)U) RUU koms DIAL 632-4657 • OVER 50 YEARS OF SERVICE TO THE PIKE'S PEAK AREA • PROFESSIONALLY TRAINED AND LICENSED PERSONNEL • AIR CONDITIONED CADILLAC EQUIPMENT • FINEST FUNERAL FACILITIES • PRE-NEED COUNSELING AVAILABLE AT YOUR CONVENIENCE OVER SI00,000 IN PRE-ARRANGED TRUSTS Favorite Shopping Place In The Southwest! BAIDRIDGE IMPLEMENT CO. Ford Hydraulic Farm Hand Wright Power Saws Allis Chalmers Bear Cat Hammer Mill New Idea Graham-Hoeme New Holland Colorado Springs Pueblo 415 Arrawanna St. 2701 E. 4th St. 636-3393 543-1260 Gleaner Baldwin Sales • Rentals • Repairs TYPEWRITER SUPPLY CO. 105 N. Tejon St. Colorado Springs, Colo. Telephone ME 4-0102 BISHOP-HILL TOOL PAINT CO. 203 S. Weber Street Paints - Power Tools Sales, Service Rental Colorado Springs Colorado DE WITTS GENERAL MERCHANDISE Trade Where Your Dollar S-t-r-e-t-c-h-e-s Prompt, Courteous Service Ray Floy DeWitt, Owners The following people have contributed to the annual: MACK’S FURNITURE APPLIANCES AND ANTIQUES KELSAY LUMBER CO. 411 So. Wahsatch Colo. Springs Phone 632-3521 TO OUR ADVERTISERS We would like to take this small space to thank those of you who have advertised your businesses in our book. We hope that, as a result of these ads, your profits will be increased. Without your help, maybe this little book could not have been printed. Thank you again, and don't forget -- IT PAYS TO ADVERTISE. This is study-hall?? Sharon, about your lormat All together now, 1,2,3 Dawn Sisneros Why don't you come down and see me sometime What now?? The BFL Champs Freshman Initiation Hey, Rich! Wake-up!! OoohhHWhat happened?? More Pain?? Smile!! Valentine's Party See my foot?? Ivan?? Marshall Dillon, Captain Cappy, The Bandit, Festus Rich's Little Red Wagon Linda Bum Pioneers, Bum!!! Vernon Ouch!! Reading the paper Take it I'm ri —