Calhan High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Calhan, CO)

Text from Pages 1 - 74 of the 1967 volume:

FOREWORD School memories are invaluable and desirous for all of us in years that are to come. Fate has decreed that oftentimes these memories so dear to us shall fade, wither, and almost die away. To so paint in words and picture the events of the year as to have them stamped for- ever upon our memories is the pur- pose of this book. May you always look back with pride to dear old CALHAN SCHOOL. standards of conduct and achievement. It is with heavy farewell—and God bless you. TO THE SENIORS: I offer my love and respect and my most sincere wish that life for each of you will be a fine and challenging experience. I am sure that as the years move on, you will find this book a source of Treasured Memories. Perhaps the class of 67 is just a bit of a special class for me, for with this class many of my dreams for Calhan High are solidly established and beginning to come true. I want to thank each of you for your own individual and special contributions toward this achievement. You have done so much to honor our school and to create new and better heart that I salute you--and say TO THOSE OF US WHO REMAIN BEHIND, we will meet the challenges of the future, and in meeting them grow into places left vacant by those who are departing. Let us resolve, here and now that, together, we will make the future even brighter than the present. May this book hold in trust for each of you fond memories of the life that you have lived in Calhan School, for such is the purpose of the BULLDOG. Donald E. Wright, Superintendent. BOARD OF EDUCATION Who with their untiring efforts help to make our school THE BEST Joe Maul, Dorothy Ami Pieper, Richard Lemesany, Albert Kobilan, Fred Vorenberg ANNUAL STAFF Sydney Pemberton, Mrs. DeWitt, Tommy Vorenburg, Roger West, Bruce Marley, Bobby Eurich, Ina Miller, Linda Mikita, Cheyril Warren, Darroll Maul, Cheryl Burt, Ivan DeWitt, Sharon Bodine, Pam Krohn, Rick Wellington We, the students of the Annual Staff, dedicate this annual to the Seniors of 1967. They are one of the largest clas- ses to graduate from Calhan High School. Because we know the senior year is one never to be forgotten, we hope these pictures will bring back memories for years to come. Always, i Sharon Bodine, Editor STUDENT COUNCIL L. to R. Karen Bearfoot, Debbie Kanuch, Rick Wellington, Connie Eurich, Kent Greenwood, Alan Balsick, Rick Freeman, Karen Dungan, George Fosha, Joan Pieper, Mr. Wright, Gary Guthrie, Sec. Bonnie Vorenberg, Pres. KitMarley, Vice Pres. Ivan DeWitt, Rep. Terry Nelson, Ina Miller During this school year, the Student Council has undertaken several worthwhile proj- ects. One of the most significant of these projects was the moving of the old bell from the site of the old Union High School building to the front of our present building. Dur- ing an assembly, this bell was set. It is kept locked, except on special occasions, it is unlocked and rung. The student council sponsored the Homecoming Dance and the Sweetheart Ball. These were occasions which will long be remembered by the students and patrons of the Calhan School. The Student Council was responsible for the Christmas treat, and for the film. Johnny Shilo, at the all school Christmas Party. At present, the Student Council and their sponsor, Mr. Wright, are working hard on a Handbook for the students of Calhan School. MR. ROBERT HANSON Social Studies Senior Sponsor Assistant Coach MRS. FLOY DeWITT Business Education Home Economics Freshman Sponsor MRS. WRIGHT Second Grade MR. CHURCHILL Eighth Grade MRS. EURICH Sixth Grade MRS. HOOD Seventh Grade MRS. FUCHS Fifth Grade MRS. HICBEE Third Grade MRS. ALTSTADT Fourth Grade 6 MISS NEWMAN First Grade SENIORS LESLIE GREENWOOD-PRESI- DENT Band-4 Chorus-4 Student Council-1 Class Secretary-1 Junior-Senior Play Pep Club-3 Cheerleader-1 Band President-1 Combo-2 Triple Trio-2 Homecoming Candidate 1966 LINDA MIKITA-VICE PRESI- DENT Band-1 Chorus-4 Class Secretary-1 Junior Play-Senior Play Pep Club-4 Combo-4 DOREEN TROJANOVICH- REPORTER Chorus-4 Pep Club-4 Junior Play Senior Play Art-1 DEBBIE KANUCH-TREASURER Band-4 Chorus-4 Student Council-1 Treasurer-4 Junior-Senior Play Pep Club-4 Triple Trio-3 Trio-3 Combo-3 Band Vice-President-1 Homecoming Queen-1966 Pep Band Director ROGER WEST Basketball-4 Football-1 Band-4 Baseball-3 Combo-1 Junior Senior Play Class Reporter-1 Annual Staff-2 SYDNEY PEMBERTON Pep Club-3 Junior Senior Play Spanish Club-2 All State Choir-2 Modem Choir-1 A Cappella Choir Annual Staff-] Girls Intramurals-1 CARY GUTHRIE Student Council-2 Football-2 Basketball-3 Baseball-3 Junior Senior Play Calss Secretary-1 ROSETTA EURICH Band-4 Chorus-3 Songleader-1 Cheerleader-3 Class President-1 Annual Staff-1 Valentine Candidate-65 Homecoming Candidate-66 Junior-Senior Play 9 PAM KROHN Chorus-4 Combo-3 Junior-Senior Play Paper Staff-1 Pom Pon girl-1 Carnival Candidate-66 Pep Club-4 Annual Staff-1 Art-1 Librarian-1 BRUCE MARLEY Baseball-3 Football-2 Basketball-4 Junior Senior Play Student Council-1 Annual Staff-1 Paper Staff-1 RICK FREEMAN State Track All Conference Football Basketball-4 Baseball-2 Track-1 Junior Senior Play Vice President of Class-1 Student Council-1 Band-4 Combo-1 INA MILLER Pep Club-4 Chorus- 3 Student Council-1 Pom Pon Girl-1 Annual Staff-1 Paper Staff-1 Junior Senior Play Art-1 10 TOM VORENBERG Football-2 Wrestling-3 Track-4 Junior Senior Play Annual Staff-2 Basketball Manager 'if ROYCE HAYS Basketball-4 Baseball-2 Football-2 Junior Play Senior Play Paper Staff-2 KATHIE SIMMONS Songleader-1 Cheerleader-3 Annual Staff-1 Art-1 Junior-Senior Play Student Council-1 SHARON BODINE Band-4 Chorus-4 Triple Trio-3 T rio- 3 Combo-3 Pep Club-2 Cheerleader-2 Annual Staff-2 Junior-Senior-Play Class Vice-President-1 Class President-1 Student Council-1 Homecoming Candidate 1965 Assistant Queen of Activity Prom-65 CHEYRIL WARREN Paper Staff-1 Chorus-4 Pep Club-3 Art-1 Junior Play Senior Play KIT MARLEY Baseball-3 Football-2 Basketball-4 All-Conference Basketball-1 Student Council-3 Class President-1 Junior-Senior Play Paper Staff-1 Annual Staff-1 11 DARROLL MAUL Basketball-4 Football-2 Band-4 Combo-1 Baseball-3 Junior-Senior Play SHARILYNN TULLIS Pep Club-3 Chorus-3 Junior Play KAREN CANTWELL Basketball-1 Pep Club-3 Chorus- 4 Band-4 Combo-3 Triple Trio-3 Paper Staff-1 Junior-Senior Play Stage Band-1 Trio-3 12 SYLVIA PEMBERTON Pep Club-3 Pom Pon Girl-1 Future Teachers of America-3 National Honor Society-3 Homecoming Candidate-1 Junior-Senior Play JOHN PAVLICA Basketball-4 Baseball-3 Football-1 Junior-Senior Play Paper Staff-2 HIGH SCHOOL CLASS OFFICERS SENIOR OFFICERS Debbie Kanuch--Treasur- er, Connie Ullom--Sec- retary, Leslie Greenwood --President, Linda Mikita --Vice-President, Doreen Trojanov ich - - R eporter, Mr. Hanson--Sponsor SOPHOMORE OFFICERS JUNIOR OFFICERS Bob Hahn-Reporter. Gary Manyik-Vice- President. Stevie Olev- jar-President, Ivan De- iVilt- Secreta ry - T rea s - trer, Mr. Faull-Spon- so r FRESHMAN OFFICERS Debbie Gdovin-Reporter, Ellen Glover-Secretary, John Pieper-President, Beverly Butler-Vice-Pres- ident, Joan Pieper-Treas- urer, Mrs. DeWitt-Spon- sor Joyce Kucerik-Report- er, Cecilia Pemberton -Vice-President, Mike Warren - President, Bonnie Vorenberg-Sec- retary - T reasurer, Mr. Ververs-Sponsor nr I Karen Bearfoot Beverly Brenton Cheryl Burt Bobby Eurich Rodney Butler Ivan DeWitt CiRADl Kent Greenwood Bob Hahn Calvin Jolly Janie Kelly Gary Manyik Carol Ann Paulson Mary Kucerik Roger Mason Mike Norvell Vicki Townley Linda Kucerik Steve Olyejar Rick Wellington Rod Bearfoot Carolyn Brauer Colleen Butler Linda Carter Cheyrl Glover Cynthia Hays Adel I Gregg LeAnnetta Dodson Connie Eurich George Fosha TENTH GRADE Nancy Hendrickson Cecelia Pemberton Joyce Kucerik Leonard Volosin ' $ m Renee Lemesany Bonnie Vorenberg Dayrl Mitchell Cheryl Walberg Steve Nelson Mike Warren Beverly Butler Alan Balsick Greg Olyejar Joan Pieper NINTH Leon Mitchell John Pieper Kathleen Marshhanks Patricia lazor Janice Kobilan Pamela Hlatki Rick Owen GRADE Ursula Eubanks 1 Debbie Gdovin Kenneth Beaman Greg Bearfoot Karen Dungan J. R. Hendrix EIGHTH George Kobilan Bill Pemberton Jerry Simmons Randall Mason Bob Pemberton Sherie Trojanovich Victor Volosin David Walberg Diana West Penny Balsick Chris Bandt Joan Beaman Gary Bruce Maryln Deam SEVENTH GRADE Wilma Kelly Debbie Nelson Linda Parxs Barbie Paulson Susan Vorenberg Chelle Hendrix Carl Marshbanks Joyce Warren Brenda Brenton James Cantwell Frank Dodson Ruth Ann Mason Steve Fosha Jacci Freei Carolyn Ewert Darlene Ingram Cheryl Eurich SIXTH GRADE Thomas Kanuch Kathy Hawkins Shana Lemesany Brenda Marshbanks James Mitchell Marla Kay Mitchell Michelle Thomason Joyce W Andrew Balsick Danny Glover Mary Jane Manyik Marshall Blasingame FIFTH GRADE James Worthey 21 La Vaughn Dodson Cheryl Kelly Candice Pieper Curtis Bandt Joyce Dodson Jimmy Eubanks Kristie Freeman Eldon Glaser Shirley Kelly FOURTH GRADE Russell Lcmesany Valerie Olyejar Casey Paulson Wanda Parks Becky Marshbanks Debbie Preston Pamela Balsick Diane Beartoot Sandy Cantwell Eddie Doven Gerald Preston Kathy Kobilan Patty Kobilan THIRD GRADE Sherry Roskos Jack Vorenberg Judy Worthey Mike Daugherty Lynne Dungan Stevie Eurich Monica Ewert SECOND GRADE Bobbi Hendrix Tami Kelly Ronda Kersting Debbie Mitchell Lynette Nelson Loren Owens Twila Parks John Preston Rhonda Skaggs Connie Thomason Kim Casey Eddy Clover Cindy Fuchs Zane Hammond FIRST GRADE lynnette Hertel Tammy Long Conrad Preston Buddy Tipton Connie Warren Jim Wilson Madaline Cantwell School Secretary It would be impossible to have a school such as ours without the services of an efficient secretary, our outstanding Art Program, and a clean, warm building. Every day the pupils are transported to and from school in good busses driven by ca- pable drivers. At noon the pupils are served a well-balanced meal at a reason- School Transportation Service able price. Special dinners are well-prepared on holidays, such as Thanksgiving, Christmas, and Easter. We all appreciate the work that these people are doing for us. Cooks Adeline Kanuch Pat Mitchell Ethel Harding Home Ec. Class Shop II Shop I Freshman Girls VOCATIONAL CLASSES Library Staff Hick Wellington, Ivan DeWitt, Rod- ney Butler, Mr. Faull, Doreen Trojanovich, Pam Krohn CHEMISTRY CLASS PAPER STAFF Mrs. DeWitt, Sponsor; Vicki Townley, News; Beverly Brenton, art; Kit Mariey, Editor; Royce Hays, Assistant Editor; John Pavlica, Business Manager. 28 THE TRIPLE TRIO One of our best en- tertaining groups. Linda Mikita Winner of Betty Crocker Award. Mrs. Gloria Fox, our play ground supervisor and the First Graders at recess time. YOU CAN'T TAKE IT WITH YOU Junior Class Play HIGH SCHOOL BAND The High School Band has performed for several activities this year, their music is wonderful, and we enjoy their appearance. GRADE SCHOOL BAND The Calhan High School Marching Band led the Homecoming parade and presented the half time show during the game. During the first part of the year, they traveled to Gunnison where they performed with a number of other bands. CALHAN HIGH SCHOOL MARCHING BAND 30 HIGH SCHOOL CHORUS JUNIOR HIGH 31 Homecoming Queen Debbie Kanuch In 1966 Miss Debbie Kanuch became our Homecoming Queen. Miss Kanuch is a Senior at Calhan and won the contest by receiving the most votes from the stu- dent body of Calhan. Miss Kanuch reigned over Calhan while they beat South Park. Queen Candidates Rose Eurich Sylvia Pemberton, Leslie Greenwood, Debbie Kanuch. Chosing Kit Marley and Rick Freeman are seen here picking Miss Kanuch from the other candi- dates to be queen. First Place Float--Freshman Class Pbm Pon Girls and TWirlers Marching Second Place Float--Senior Class High School Band Marching in the Parade Homecoming was one of the largest events we had at Calhan this year. The parade was quite large because everyone cooperated to make it a very successful day. Various people in the town judged the floats and tried to pick the best one based on originality. The Lions Club fur- nished the trophies and awarded them at half time. -w. Third Place Float--Junior Class 33 TOP ROW: Darroll Maul, Gary Guthrie, Rick Freeman, Kit Marley, Tom Vorenberg, Royce Hays; SECOND RO Kent Greenwood, Ivan DeWitt, Bruce Marley, Rick Wellington, Calvin Jolly; THIRD ROW: Daryl Mitchell, Ge Fosha, Rodney Bearfoot, Leon Mitchell; FOURTH ROW: Terry Nelson, John Pieper.Alan Balsick, Manager Mike W a n FOOTBALL SCORES OF 1966 CA LHAN 0 BENNETT 28 CALHAN 7 GENOA 6 CA LHAN 19 D B 19 CA LHAN 40 KIOWA 0 CALHAN 73 BYERS 21 CALHAN forfeit C C V lost CALHAN 0 ♦SIMLA 25 CA LHAN 50 ♦SOUTH PARK 0 ■ conference games SINGLE WING LEFT TAILBACK AHEAD 5� Mm� SECOND SQUAD 1. to r. R. Wellington L. Mitchell K. Greenwood C. Jolly J. Pieper Backs: R. Bearfoot A. Balsick D. Maul T. Nelson Royce carrying the ball on an end around. FIRST SQUAD 1. to r. G. Guthrie B. Marley I. DeWitt T. Vorenberg R. Hays Backs: G. Fosha K. Marley R: Freeman TUMBLERS GIRLS P.E. CLASSES JUNIOR HICH GIRLS PHYSICAL EDUCATION CLASS 37 Coach Ververs and Assistant Coach Hanson are in charge of the Physical Education De- partment of our school. Included in their responsibilities are Football, Basketball, Track, and Junior High and Senior High girls and boys P. E. classes. School spirit for sports originates in these classes. If it were not for sports in school, our time would be spent learning only from books. Athletic activities are important for one to have a well rounded education. We feel a great deal has been added by these two individuals to the betterment of Calhan School. ASSISTANT COACH HANSON AND COACH VERVERS P. E. Board The P. E. Board is a group of boys who make the rules for the athletic ball squads. There is a representative from each class, and a coach's representative who is a part of the Student Council. The Board was set up to form the rules that the players have to follow. Then it is their duty to see that each boy follows the rules. If a player is caught breaking the rules, the Board and coach decide his punishment. The P. E. Board is also a complaint department . If anyone objects to the rules or the coach's actions, they can talk to a P. E. Board representative. This individual then brings the complaint to the coach who will take time to recognize the complaint. The P. E. Board is designed to create a closer relationship between the coach and players. Roger West-Senior Representative, Rick Wellington-Junior Representative, Rick Freeman-Coach's Representa- tive, Rod Bearfoot-Sophomore Representative, John Pieper-Freshman Representative. “B” SQUAD TOP ROW: Manager Tom Vorenberg, Darroll Maul, Terry Nelson, Daryl Mitchell, Royce Hays, George Fosha, Gary Guthrie, Lenny Volosin, Rodney Bearfoot, John Pieper, Coach Hanson; BOTTOM ROW: Mike Hendrickson, Leon Mitchell, Bobby Eurich, John Pavilica, Calvin Jolly, Alan Balsick, Jim Blasingame, Greg Olyejar L, to R.: Gary Bruce, Victor Volosin, Kenneth Beaman, Jerry Simmons, David Walberg, Greg Bearfoot, Lynn Glover, Bob Pemberton, J. R. Hendrix, Bill Pemberton, George Kobilan, Chris Bandt, Albert Kobilan, Carl Marshbanks ; FRONT: Coach Ververs JUNIOR HIGH L. to R. —Rick Wellington, Bob Hahn, George Fosha, Rick Freeman, Ivan DeWitt, Bruce Marley, Kit Marley, Mike Warren, Royce Hays, Roger West, Steve Olyejar, Darroll Maul, Manager: Tom Vorenberg; and Coach, Keith Ververs VARSITY 1966-1967 BASKETBALL GAMES Elbert 33 Calhan 59 Deertrail Calhan won by forfeit Simla 49 Calhan 44 D B 34 Calhan 42 Air Academy 50 Calhan 59 Boys Club 41 Calhan 64 Peyton 40 Calhan 90 Boys Club 39 Calhan 69 Miami 51 Calhan 65 ■ Monument 62 Calhan 55 Falcon 47 Calhan 67 Elbert 33 Calhan 53 ■ Simla 48 Calhan 45 Hugo 42 Calhan 48 D B 40 Calhan 42 Fountain Valley 49 Calhan 59 Miami 53 Calhan 57 ■ Monument 49 Calhan 58 Falcon 46 Calhan 45 Elbert 41 Calhan 56 Simla 52 Calhan 60 Conference games 40 1 RICK WELLINGTON TOTAL PTS. 57 REBOUNDS 22 aver. 1. 3% FREESHOTS 11 of 21 - 52% FIELD GOALS 21 of 85 - 25% KIT MARI.F.Y TOTAL PTS. 273 REBOUNDS 340 aver. 17 FREESHOTS 77 of 136 - 56. 6% FIELD GOALS 94 of 247 - 38% ROYCE HAYS TOTAL PTS. 5 REBOUNDS - 8 FREESHOTS 3 of 7 - 43% FIELD GOALS 1 of 4 - 25% IVAN DEWITT TOTAL PTS. 129 REBOUNDS 98 aver. 4. 9 FREESHOTS 21 for 43 - 50% FIELD GOALS 64 of 123 - 52% STEVE OLYEJAR TOTAL PTS. 47 REBOUNDS 23 aver 1.15 RICK FREEMAN TOTAL PTS. 289 REBOUNDS 139 aver. 6. 95 FREESHOTS 39 of 85 - 46% FIELD COALS 116 of 298 - 39% FREESHOTS 15 of 47 - 32% FIELD GOALS 16 of 57 - 28% ROGER WEST TOTAL PTS. 46 REBOUNDS 21 aver. 1. 7 FREESHOTS 10 of 14 - 71. 4% FIELD GOALS 16 of 42 - 38% BRUCE MARLEY TOTAL PTS. 196 REBOUNDS 228 aver. 11. 4 FREESHOTS 42 of 75 - 56% FIELD GOALS 76 of 170 - 45% BOB HAHN TOTAL PTS. 14 REBOUNDS - 15 FREESHOTS 4 of 12 - 33% FIELD GOALS 5 of 29 - 18% TOP ROW: LEFT to RIGHT: Wanda Dungan, Beverly Brenton, Janie Kelly, Doreen Trojanovich, Pan Krohn, Nancy Hendrickson, Connie Ullom, Carolyn Brauer, Linda Mikita, and Sylvia Pemberton. SECOND ROW: Karen Bearfoot, Ina Miller, Connie Eurich, Cecilia Pemberton, Adell Gregg, Bonnie Vorenberg, Cynthia Hays, Joyce Kucerik, Cheryl Walberg, and Karen Cantwell. THIRD ROW: Ursula Eubanks, Pam Hlatki, Debbie Gdovin, Katheleen Marshbanks, Joan Pieper, Beverly Butler, Pat Hahn, Janice Kobilan, Barbara Brauer, and Cheryl Burt. FOURTH ROW: Reporter: Kathy West, Secretary Treasurer: Renee Lemesany, President: Sydney Pemberton, Vice President: Vicki Townley, Student Council: Debbie Kanuch, Sponsor: Mrs. Palmer, Cheerleaders: Sharon Bodine, Head Cheerleader, Linda Carter, Carol Ann Paulson, Leslie Greenwood, Kathie Simmons, Rosetta Eurich. PEP CLUB CHEERLEADERS JR- HIGH TOP ROW: Linda Parks, Lois Kochera, Chrissy Hendrickson, Sherrie Trojanovich, Joan Beaman, Barbie Paulson. SECOND ROW: Susan Vorenberg, Cherie Lemesany, Maryln Dcam, Karen Butler, Debbie Nelson, Joyce Warren, Penny Balsick, Chelle Hendrix. Cheerleaders: Karen Dungan, Janet Dungan, Wilma Kelly, Diane West. PEP CLUB JUNIOR HIGH CHEERLEADERS POMPON GIRLS Pam Krohn, Ina Miller, Bev Brenton, Debbie Gdovin, Renee Lemesany, Cheryl Burt, Sylvia Pemberton, Karen Bearfoot, Connie Eurich TWIRLERS Wanda Dungan, Ursula Eubanks, Joan Pieper, Kathy West, Absent Nancy Hendrickson SADIE HAWKINS DAY Compliments of Compliments of the ROCK ISLAND RAILROAD CALHAN VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT m Phone 347-2324 Bill Hendrickson Agent Phones: Office 634-4874 Home: 347-2495 Calhan, Colorado JOE HAMMOND Agent American General Suite 203 Life Insurance 620 N. Tejon Company Colorado Springs, Colo. LYNN'S O.K. TIRE STORE 3001 E. Hwy. 24 Colorado Springs, Colo. Phone: 473-5082 523 Juanita 471-0619 rs r «.«m FARMRR'S MARKET TINKERBELLE BEAUTY SALON You Get The Best, Plus Courteous Service Custom Processing Evenings By Appointment Dorothy Franklin 2915 Hi way 24 632-5921 Colorado Springs, Colorado MARSHALL APPLIANCE REPAIR Lennie Ehnes Lambert Rink 2713 E. Highway 24 Phone 633-4481 Colorado Springs, Colo. J.E. Marshall, Owner EHNES-RINK AUTO SUPPLY Wholesale Phone 632-2658 2631 E. Hiway 24 Colorado Springs, Colo. DEWITTS’ GENERAL MERCHANDISE Groceries, Meats, Notions BERT SKAGGS Friendly Courteous Service Phone 347-2346 Calhan John Deere Equipment We give S H Green Stamps Skelly Products - B.F. Goodrich Gas - Oil Accessories - Tires Guaranteed Lubrication Phone FL 7-2367 Calhan, Colorado 347-6691 Firestone Tires Mgrs.. .Doyle Marshbanks Charles Doven The Trademark of Quality Made Famous by Good Implements Calhan Colorado 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 STATE BANK of Calhan Serving this Area Since 1916 Calhan, Colorado Remember For All Your Insurance Needs PIEPER’S AND .—S’ U c VO C A - FOSHA 'V J Members of Colorado Insurers Assn. 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