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Campion Academy - Mountain Echoes Yearbook (Loveland, CO)

 - Class of 1974

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I Introduction Dedication Classes Seniors 1 Who's Who Juniors Sophomores Freshmen New Students ' TABLE OF CONTENTS 1 Activities 5 Sports 7 Organizations 8 Work 2 6 Faculty 30 Advertisements 38 Staff Roster 44 Student Roster 52 Epilogue 53 75 85 107 113 127 149 150 152 A dedication is a special thing, so we are dedicating this 1974 lVlountain Echoes to someone who means a lot to us ---- As guidance counselor, biology teacher, and friend--all in one-- you have always taken time to sit down and talk to us about any- thing from college to osmosis and osmosis to college . As sponsor of the Student Association you have shared with us in many head- aches as well as in good times. For three years you and your family have been living and sharing with us. This dedication is just a small thank you for everything you've done for us. So we dedicate the 1974 Mountain Echoes to you, IVIr, Barker, a very special man. CQQANUIPYWQANAXQCLA, -XPQQJWIY., QNX6 www will AMG Dwddjywvl CW MQ WVU? 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Ygm,-ln FANQSXJ, 'Q if M - ' Mark Green, President SENIOR OFFICERS Kathy Nelson, Vice-President Karen Spaulding, Secretary Linda Stephenson, Treasurer n Steve Briscoe, Sergeant-at-arms Pat Barber, Pastor 9 llllmg hllom Qld- A cheerful face is nearly as good for an invalid as healthy weather. A real sweet girl we all admire, whose pleasant ways are much desired. C262 UMLLZW He's quiet and almost shy, with leadership and in- fluence that will not die. He takes life as he finds it, but doesn't leave it so. Zfwifkv Life is not so short, but what there is always time for courtesy . Wit makes its own wel- come and levels all dis- tinction. San onlxmz Makes a new friend every time she meets a stranger. She who laughs best today will also laugh last. 5'fUwQC0'L?!ffU QJQMQM, IVIy mother never paid me to be goody I was good for nothing . What a bore it is, waking up in the morning always the same person. YW-Lfirdee 0 l'm bigger than anything that can happen to me. She has a smile that won't come off. Zw..,..,. AML A girl of many wordsp many of them unspoken . Good sense, common sense, but always room for nonsense. Agdviff-4 Cffffbfw- There was a soft and pen- sive gracep a cast of sweetness on her face. lVleek personality, but a pleasant smile . of' t puffs' AVA'-Av 95440 The only way to have a friend is to be one. Depth of friendship does not depend upon length of acquaintance. l 'fill' ' Ln Happiness is cheaper than worry, so why pay the price? He does the common things of life uncommonly well . Ldawut, WMM If you don't say anything you won't be called on to repeat it. I was gratified to be able to answer promptly, and I did. I said I didn't know. BfLW7'-Al Ha.L.lu3Q,Q,lL lfrdgrll Frolicsome, active, jovial, attractive. If there's not a way, he'll make one. VvLo.Uk ,-Ufczxfvp, His eyes spell mischief, his smile spells Hi, We all like him, he's one swell guy. Those who bring sunshine to the lives of others can- not keep it from them- selves. Qml+b-but 'ff Kc. 1sf 1,Vi,7,44f46w-0 Tis' for the good of my country that l should be around . True friendliness is a gift she possesses. Wyaffufffwwf g4Ad-Ll U4-bunk Small and sweet and hard to beat. A good heart is better than all the heads in the world. 404444, 7vLiZlTlAoo AZVXQH-ll-Nik, I know an awful lot, but I can't think of it. To be great is to be mis- understood. fffvf Laughter is not at all a bad beginning for a friend- ship. When I feel like studying, I lie down till the feeling passes away. aIwQ5fJ.J-LK f -.--nunqgpg Charming, pretty, and very neat, With these traits she's quite complete. Whose bright eyes glow with sparks of enthusiasm and kindness QM-sem DE-1fa0'zfrwcZ4.jl-effdbff-4, He looks up, not down. You'd never know he was there unless you asked him. 694444, YYQAZL Some say she's bashful, others doubt it. Ready, steady, always o. the rung When you find her she's in the midst of fun . Jos-Mu, fuuw. ,DQ-l wc-zfgolxvtsom True Christainity shown through his life of kindness and generosity. l think no virtue goes with size. QLZDA' M On the run, but always busy. Let the learned think what they will, I keep my opin- ion still l ,fL7cLEi4Qalz flflflcc-W,-to Always willing to lend a hand. He'd rather hug a basket- ball than an thin well Y 9-H 1 almost anything. Ben sk V. p as i li sax .y is s ak me lt's not her position but her disposition that makes her happy. Full of fun, from care set free, that's the way she'll always be. ' Qtsofas. Always talking, ever gay, Not once in awhile but every day. Beware! I will do some- thing sensational yet. Dam? QWAZZ QMZM., A sweet attractive kind of grace, so shines without her form and face. I remember your name per- fectly but I just can't think of your face. Qffulluj plwwmv fag, dec... A girl of sweet and quiet grace, with kindness writ- ten on her face. The rule of joy and the law of duty seem to me all one. Urdagwfws AZYXQAIDJYYX, I know an awful lot, but I can't think of it. To be great is to be mis- understood . ffwf Laughter is not at all a bad beginning for a friend- ship. When I feel like studying, I lie down till the feeling passes away. stwpsawa ' , A g. 4 ,3 '1 S'-'Q . 3 ' 1ts?g.vxs,wxi W-li aiwsdonwe Charming, pretty, and very neat, With these traits she's quite complete. Whose bright eyes glow with sparks of enthusiasm and kindness. iw-New Eahda. -ffgvhinsew She is pretty to walk with, witty to talk with, and has a smile for everyone. l agree witd no man's opinions. I have some of my own. fffsiplk a!.,64Z.ad4 It is a characteristic of wisdom not to do desper- ate things.. lt's nice to be natural, when you're naturally nice. M, SWL? Mfr To know how to wait is the great secret of success . Happiness sneaks in through a door you didn't know you left open . Ricliimliix M dm xn'l0YYl6LS Lots of fun and sometimes wise, lVlichief twinkles in her eyes. lt is better to know nothing than to know what ain't so. mn-N53 fyk CKMJCVLVOO Looks backward with a smile, forward with a smirk. If you stop to be kind, you must swerve often from your path . Slam-on Um ue, Mreuafsy I hate quotations. Tell me what you know. Commander-in-chief of the army of mischief. Qaafawfff 04430 Doing easily what others find difficult is talent. All great men are deadp l don't feel so well myself. We I'll not listen to reason. . . Reason always means what some one else has got to say .. Live, laugh, then learn. Cllesti, LU aft ..,bbn'x LID lrx1fCJO'rYx b Her quiet eyes speak for her. To insure peace of mind ignore the rules and regula- tions. Jwrfxzf QXIMPSVPI5 .mf not as KC' Q3 VV C171 SUS' B Q N. 1 M A W,.x ,, Exam: L. :bbie ' 'fkl gi -. 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'iw :QQ ,Q wvfShelIeynPg ' wr- ' m ..::ky ,rn Rhonda C. FOUR YEAR KIDS Nancy Albrecht Nlike Anderson Steve Deines Rhonda Gibbs Lynda Gill Mickey Harrison Kathy Howard Ted Jenkins Neil Kisinger Debbie Knight Rick Leach Don lVlarshall Cindy lVlesser Kathy Nelson Lynell Parlin Gregg Quattlebaum Karen Spaulding Vern Tscheuschner Kirk Underwood Sharon Unrue John Wheeler Celeste Wyatt , Q wc?-ML' .1 -v - Ky. AM A ,Q-qs rf ll. ? in ',1 4 l A i i i W ch Delmer Johnson , , Rick Lea WHO'S WHO FOR l '74 Joanne Larson llllike Anderson l Lynell Parlin l Chosen by the Faculty for: 4 Christain influence Scholarship Leadership an Citizenship Cindy Paddock l r g ,iaa ff -5. l ., .. 1 . , 'Wg' ? 'Q ' i f ffl? ft p r llllark Green Glenn Balkins Karen Spaulding i Y K Kathy Nelson SENIOR CANDIDS 'ui Hi - , 1 h ,,4f' glib. Lg ,Ay 0 V., I i Vx Q .. Q X x , o - Q -,,,.U...m: ' 0 lin! IO 0 vu uni I I 5.10 sn pu. igu vi 0 Q ' ' f-2 .3 .2 I. . nap. I 5 I .. . 'A .,, f Q..uq.w,.,,mA.. hu... .il QAM V+,-,A-..,.-... -new 1.,.,.W,...,, 'Yhere --:II on Os bv.: lbw-:fra ml Wadi? 6:20 P'm 'V A990008 4-' lf' N' fag mi, .,f, Q-1A- ,V- ., -'h l!S. ,,M ' s gi Dave Webster--P resident Jeannie Kiefer--Vice-President Jenifer Conditt--Secretary Les Kelley--Treasurer Evonne Sandoval--Pastor Jeff Quam--Sergeant-at-arms ws? .,,49- 7 .2 1 ' NO' ,'f.' fr ,:1: A Debra Armstrong Gary Arquitt Kathy Baker Bob Bisgaard Robert Brown Randy Caperton Tammy Cowling D. J . Curtis Juanita Davis Dan Barger Ralph Barger Suzi Bassham Randy Beddoe Larry Carroll lVlarlin Clegg Jenifer Conditt Terry Coon Tim Enders Debbie Engeberg Roberta Enoch John Entriken Mike Gerst Cyndy Hadley Sherri Ham Keith Hanson Bob Dunkin Harold Dupper Mark Eicher X J Ginger Ethredge Charles Flores Cheryl Fruit Tony Hasenauer Steve Hawkins Chris Heide lt K Jim Hess Brenda Hockett Dave Hudson Les Kelley Clayton Kenyon Georgette Kenyon Bob Mead Terry Michel Mic Mihm Pam Humphrey Sue Huyck Jerry Ingram Kim Karamigios Jeannie Kiefer Linda Lawson Judy McCall Mario Marsh Tammi Nelson Regina Nowack Jenny Nutt Kris Ordelheide Jeff Quam Connie Reece Evan Reeves lVIark Reynolds Nancy IVIilIer Linda Morse Steve Nashland David Peery Reed Pendleton Gary Pike ,wg ,:.s,,f- - .1-,.bh. Q xi Steve Roth Evonne Sandoval Sam Sandoval XX T xxx' Marcia Wiseman Debbie Schlup Taryn Shaw Gregg Sloan Vicki Storey Kerry Swift Barbara Tallant Brian Tech Roxie Thomas Sandy Thomas John Truitt Dave Webster Jim Webster IUNIDR CANDIDS W, if---rpm, S A xtfx E Left To Right: Pam Knopp, Treasurery Ronna Kulm, Vice-Presidentg Rick Taylor Sergeant-at-armsp Kim Swift, Presidentg Lisa Cushing, Secretaryg IVIark Fowler, Pastor Diane Albertson Gabriel Avila Raedene Austin Louann Biggs Eleanor Blood IVIark Certain Terri Davidson Renard Doneskey LeAnne Dupper Mark Bauer Connie Beans Mark Bennett Jim Bieber David Christensen Connie Cobb Steve Coffin Lisa Cushing Alice Flores Mark Fowler Calvin Friesen Rob Fuchs Jim Gilbert Bud Greenlee Curtis Gulka Jeannie Hablutzel Raelyne Dupper Lonnie Edwards Robin Eisenman i N f i Chris Fuerst IVIearl Gibbs Michael Gierth Karen Hardin IVlelissa Hill Brent Keeton . Y fPH6Hf?hEi?i Violet Kelley Pam Knopp Gayle Koop Y N i Jeannie Lawry Jerry lVIcConathy Carol IVlcCrumb Sherri Penn Richard Perrott Brenda Petricko Ronna Kulm lVlark Kunau Doug Lair Craig Lane Kelley IVlcCune Scott lVlartin Betty lVliller Kathy lVliller Jerry Schwarzer Linda Sinclair Konni Spaulding Tom Steck Cindy Tyson Rita VanHorn Dorothy Werner Darl West Greg Wheeler Ken Wiseman lVlardi Wolfe Al Wyatt Evetta Powell Wanda Ready LeAnn Schneider lVliladene Strode Kim Swift Rick Taylor No S T Photo Available N A SOPHOMORE CANDIDS j3 Ngiakw , KL L 35 ' -X1.i .i.i - N X My .wgf X ..- fi ' , 43 Left To Right Standing: Shirley Scheller, Treas- urer, Stuart Allison, President, lVlarvin Howard, Vice-President, lVlelonie Fowler, Secretary. Kneel- ing: Greg Shotwell, Pastor, Bobby Dupper, Sergeant -at-arms. 44 Mark Albertson Stuart Allison Steve Anderson Tim Buller Ina Butler Scott Cleveland Ronald Enoch Becky Fisher lVlelonie Fowler Terry Anderson Rene'e Beddoe Roxanne Bren Diana Buck Cammie Cobb Trace Cowling Danny Curtis Bobby Dupper Russell Hawkins Bill Hendrick Arthur Higby Cindy Hockett Jeff Knutson lla lVlay Larkin DeeAnn Lorenz Kathy IVIcCaII Kim Frakes Jan Fredrickson Herbert Fuerst Ron Hopkins Marvin Howard Doug Kemmerer Gary llllarshall Vicki Nutt Tammy Ostrander XIYSQTXQ Rex Paddock Cindy Pearson Evan Pehrson Vincent Reeves IVlike Rogers Shirley Scheller Greg Shotwell Jim Smith IVlarvin Smith Robert Penn Sue Peterson Mary Quam Ellen Reece John Schreven Jacob Schriner Cheri Scriven Pam Shirk Barbara Tech Julie Thomas Tammy Thomas Valerie Thomas Barbara Williams Rodney Wolfe Tim Wren Dick Wysong Mike Smith Dawn Steele Jana Stewart Brenda Tracey Carol Unrue Denise VanHorn FRESHMEN CANDIDS Q. ,J 5. 41' A ' Q Q' 25 : f' I - 50 BROTHERS Joe and Jeannie 16 Ralph and Dan 17 Sharon and Juanita 18 Charles and Alice 19 Jenny and Vicki 20 Connie and Ellen 21 Terry and Ron 22 Mark and Melonie 23 Pam, Roxi, and Valerie 24 Marcia and Ken 25 Brenda and Cindy 26 Jim, Brenda, and Jean 27 Harold and Bobby 28 D.J. and Dan 29 Leslie and Jacob 30 AND SISTERS Walt and Mike Sherri and Robert Diana and Mark Rita and Denise Doris and Dorothy Sheryl and Shirley Richard and Carol Brian and Barbara Kathy and Marvin Karen and Konni Chris and Herbert Randy and Renee' Jan and Lisa Melodee and Steve Jim, Jeff, and Mary 51 Cindy and Rex Judy and Kathy Roberta and Ron Sandy and Tammy Rhonda and Mearl Kerry and Kim Don and Gary Steve and Russell Mardel and Rodney Wayne and Barbara Kathy and Tammi Sharon and Carol Mike and Steve Clayton and Georgette Tammy and Trace NEW STUDENTS as Left To Right: Dennis Sellers-117 Ed Miller-107 Donita Payne-105 Jerry Calvert-11 :tel N- , wb' I -Q-fe, if 43 D is fs D 'Bri ' ' 1 5 Front: Pat McGuire-105 Doug Burton-10 Left To Right: Lily Rayback-97 Kenny Watts- Back: Leslie Rayback-107 Nadine Payan- 9: Susan Thompson-9: Connie Sutton-12 CNot 10 Picturedl 52 vg,'Q41 A' ' .Yi . 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J MA, inf ww, ., qvvavi-W H124-X1',t 41'-5, U- ef QQQQ ' '- -Q, .ww A '- 'gf -.1 sg ,gt - aw X new -Fifi ffnprk Y Qu- A 'Q lik .J - H . fray. 'YA E., 4 N ' J am' - 9' ULQA 5: 4+ W ' 4, M W.: -K' 7- ' ' I . nf . A , 1 JR.. L4 -' K F' w Q A att, mf ' xi-sf ,-' if E, , Q I h s ,, ,., , . , .ah ,,, N . H ,,.,1 I SADIE HAWKINS DAY September 18, 1973. Just another full day? Hardly--the students seemed to behave very strangely. Some of the weird clothes they wore and the boys sure seemed to have a problem-- walking around in large groups and the boys dodging the girls in the hallways. Unusual? Not really--it's just our way of celebrating Sadie Hawkins Day-our dress-up day affording the young ladies the opportunity of asking the young gentlemen for the dates! 55 FALL FESTIVAL . - J Ho- Z.. 1.1 -. -V , Flip the Whip at the Dip - Vega- Shoot - Whale-of-a-Chance --the gym was transformed into a colorful carnival where the students could do anything from winning an expensive painting to throwing whipped cream at faculty. The Student Association sponsored kids on welfare. Thus our fun was shared--a process that doubled it. 56 l DONKEY BASKETBALL It was a battle between man and beast-- the donkey basketball game produced groans, laughs, spills, thrills, and heehaws and looked more like a rodeo than a basketball game--all combined to make an evening of entertainment and un . t CHRISTMAS MUSIC PROGRAM What is Christmas? In this case it was music. Our Music Department took the spirit of Christmas--set it to music--and shared it with us. After experiencing the music, we were further drawn into the snowy world of Christmas with a ski film. To top things off, there were sundaes and popcorn for everyone who wanted to sup- port the Junior Class. LAZY B WRANGLERS Home, Home on the Range -- The music of the Lazy B Wranglers filled the chapel as students and faculty relaxed and enjoyed the lively evening of entertainment. ANDY FERRIER Andy Ferrier presented a sacred and a secular concert, during which he taught the audience toyodel. Later some students and faculty l:volunteered to play solos on Andy's Alpen orn. 59 SENIORS PRESENT ff 41' ' K f' b S. xw .v 'Q , S f,.- , .-W 0 9' nn 1 ' 'v .,:. 1 sxwl 5 S-0 v fx ,. 3 I ,s 4 - 4 in Q , ,. , , I, 1,4 , , . f , J A :J 5 'I J' T' 1 ' 1 .1 xv x - , . 3, , SQ IH AT ALL HouR5 A I WC give 'or?uhH, SM., V ,Lfiff GMINII Gif? . SWS 5pcff5Ca5 4:3 Hmm I f ff: . A tc: IL L ' pxmfv. . v L ' 4 .J ri f, , f if 35 ' ' g 'K . if .,. 'px ,J....-ff 1 1 MUSICAL MAGICAL MANIFESTATIONS Zftimh , -fx? SENIOR CLASS TRIP Snow sparkling in the sun- An empty slope waiting to be skiied, Skating, pizza, swimming, tubing. Time--to do whatever you wanted, time to be with friends--that's what a Senior Class Trip should be-- and ours was! Yea 74! 62 lv . STUDENT TEACHER DAY l . Students taught, students took over the administration, students held citizenship, and the school is still here 63 INDDOR TRACK MEET Although the detention hall list was long, many students competed in the Indoor Track lVleet. The teams were divided by geographic location, making the Village, lVletro, West and East teams. The events included an obstacle course, the mile run, and a tire steal. The score was close, but the East found themselves in first Dlace after the last event had taken place. 64 K 'Qi i ia N . H 9 X 1 K b S 4: .41 ..- ,. ga.-M 'Q , I 3: s ,gf 5, ,gl 133 Fl-lLL WEEK OF PRAYER -fl Mr ff E 'g fi .f The good spiritual atmosphere of the school year was set in the fall when Elder Ben George presented our Week of Prayer. He had only one aim and that was that everyone would make a decision for Christ. The results are still being seen today as prayer bands meet, study groups get together, and for once, to be a Christian is the in thing . The final night 35 youth public- ally witnessed their decision to followftlhrist as they were baptized in front of their friends. 66 BIBLE CAMP High on the top of a mountain the students reached up and grasped the hand of God. A Truly the Bible Camp at Glacier View was a spiritually refreshing experience which brought us closer to God. Elder John Loor presented very practical messages and we learned how to communicate our God to others 67 .NK at . fly Q, 3, wx ww XX um.- X f . ,fu ,. MSW N i 1 Evonne Sandoval Footprints of Jesus .... leading the Bible study, encing. The students talked of practical Christa-in living--what to do and how to do it. A Christ-filled week-- daily growing and taking steps to Christ. Don Marshall Pat Barber J' 5 cz: ,e l Joanne Larson Graaf tti il STUDENT WEEK OF PRAYER Sherri Nlays Greg Shotwell ' Nlark Fowler prayer, sharing, experi- THE OMEGA GENERRHON The Omega Generation, meaning the end generation, was formed by lVIr. Cornforth from the Juniors and Seniors and his P.S.D.S. group. These folks had many wonderful experiences with Christ and each other. In their tours they brought Jesus Christ to the foreground in their songs and testimonies, by portraying His love. ...Yf 5 Dark figures making their way to faculty homes in the fading light-- to meet to study and pray--and get better acquainted with one another through Christ. Through prayer groups we observed that students, faculty and Christ make a complete circle. PRAYER GROUPS PHOTO CONTEST Third Place Photo--Submitted by Glenn Balkins First Place Photo--Suamltted by Glenn Balkans Second Place Photo--Submitted by Jan Fredrickson and Tammy Ostrander . P i a 'k.Q., . 1,1 n aw- L sm., 1 . i , . : .f, nf! Yffal '- ' 'ref I K' ' -,nu t' 'sf 'fi'1'5r9fH A ,X Mp. H, gl .u 1 ss .4 Q ' ,5. Q f r S y , A f . gs K K Q 'iw ' X14 X r 5 . it I Q Fi' ,. .- IA . 1 'E K 35,521 .: .. iaffseiixfx -4, 'J :gn-psffflvk - mi.:-j-tff A1 W. Q 3 Q YU: Qkzerg ,. . . 1.5, 'rf Q m wk--.,. - -r ,,a3.L, , - SHR? ifft-T - 49- l fl. Q4 X N 4 S 4 M5 1 in XL .Q 35 X xr QQ R Q e is P? ii is If wr Q. 'K Q Sir 5 Kfi 5 1 f-3 gr Q S gr Xa SE F Q 5. vs r 0 1 nv' E 2 ii g N D lf' P . Q? kk ik 5 Q E -Yi? -'WR 1 SQ Y S , hung!! u . r 1.00000 A Q 444 ,goo .. ffun' ' V Q35 be . , . . .. .- 0 . . f' no . inoovn ,weft-O0 ,,, 1 kia Q Q0 if QQ O rw ' Q.. . ne ' no ' gg ,lf f xy. .g+,f!,,w fe 4 :'i1-0000000001 u K y F U : r g I n .K in - 11. 1 Q.-Q... 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The boys enjoyed these games--even those who lost found satisfaction in playing hard and in doing their best. FOOTBALL u, S .:.,..V:-,, N-' . V 1 i g e. - . ' ' . ' m 1. ., J x xx ..1f. . Q. 'wi QM' ' Q ,sl I, Q , gk :VF I Z , 4 fu . l . .H a i u: , K ii ax A - 1- :f . - Q -. ' QSH VV ' A k A 5 xx A A H W .LLLi5Ls:.QQ Vs - I, Q W X f n 1 R v. If , gg X if' 5 .4 g V5 J' e X f 4 an ,a xg? X V' ' ' X . b 'f.i',jQ!, ig. , 1 V W w :XE'-' ' f .mg Q M415 A 3 J ' s K' ' J, Q W 9 Q by Q 3 XJ .59 R, 1 , '- A . 'ai ,A Q. , A A g - 1 . QQ ' .f V W Vw V SQL: K AV :T ' ---Sf ,-.Q. Q15--f .. -fe! ' X x X ,.,Q.-..X,,.,. M. ....,-ww.. ' - . H V V ,.,, Y W , ,.', J-hy., ,I ' ., 'H'wx,. 1. 4fVdv-,pq lvlnfnwf, 1-M-1 Vvmlwf w, ,+V-2:.,,.m xl wmLQeM J ' -fd- rv rw K - K' ' ' we 'W' V- ff K 4y, , - 1 W A 9164411-H-i. Sk 4' 0 , wvamwfm U W M .Q 4 Q- .ns 'M' 9 vdmkm' .IL-..0n'v .4 mt 5 gm N ay M l fnhww. K IEVM-HVV-pfififw ww ff. , ., S-EW? www- 4 -YW, 4' fl- ,4,, ,N 'J 12 Va 5 -xfyaf ,sp N. 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H 6 78 K. t:'i Na . f X ' , 1 11 diesel A, J LX -..lain If I I,- sa BOY'S VOLLEYBALL Although volleyball is not the favorite sport of many boys, it offers much excitement and enter- tainment during the weeks before basketball takes over. They play with skill, determination and en- thusiasm--making it enjoyable to them and those who cheer them on from the side lines. GlRL'S VOLLEYBALL Go team go! Enthusiasm is dis- played if not skill in the girl's volleyball intramurals. There are good moments and the bad in each game--it's actually getting the ball over the net-- or waitingin tense excitement to really give the ball a whack only to hit at empty air. As the often-heard saying goes--lt's not whether you win or lose that counts--it's how you play the game and we sure have a lot of fun. BOYTS BASKETBALL v Q .r .- ,zg,,,,,51, is WM :A :Q zsjgrf ,ab K ,ix -, 45,323 f Nl. .. 'W H35 L K NX I .gg W Ski? J' K as ' gif ,. 4 iqm in ra '- X 1 Q' . I r - - zijn 1. .N 2 ,,. 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W 83 Although the girl's games do not draw as many spectators as the boy's games, determination and skill are still found. W BM fn -4 i'f VY. was my X Xxv '-s. Qx N- AK 1 f, x 'Y -1, '-. 4-, H. ff '5!S'f?x'1 ix ,QR YP 54 NWWH xqsf ,, ! ' X' tw- + A X 19444 ,M ,- Q, ,..-. -- f, .k.v, Q : . ,..- K A . k f V IN QL 'lhff Yjgw' x KK'L Cmetgg-f,'V.i ' W K - - , W . 'E vr' Q-W 5 k .L Y' fi T:-2 Qu 1- f ' fl. ' N' ''i?i..3f?S3FfQ'f'llilg1Q5'fi' A L faq 1. . ,Pugfvg 1--Q lyk- x 1:-if , . r' - iw fi-In --ig.,:'...'xg:-::q:q:q-: v 1 ff- a ffix . :.:f:. 3Y7 fuI ' K - -.Ti1.g. -1 , K mth iwgm W. .1 ggkgff1'Y 4 'f:gzsf':g:-5 ' ' x 5,5 V. ,' . . ,gm ,N .TF N f- ' Y M z:,k,k ,L .. , f L -xxh F3 gi ., V' :W ,,,. 3-40. KL V K K, W ,.. Fx , K , .i V.by A it V, I . V ky N K J' Qi ,, l 4 1,432 ' 'Q 375 ' ' K J ,BM M Qvffifi 'Tp gf it A L ,Q A J ' if , '? i' , . h V L ,A -f ,, g+wQQ Li4 22Qg,., .g5w har lDNB i . g p1sj f tI1at are near to L:sgga A Watchang6tI1e. signs alvcmg W'-aff: -i'f3'5'i WW Q i 75? JsP'1 . ' 2 K ' A 9 . . W.. y,..., A it . Y mX,AM..- V 9 g' -gy kg, .. ,, ' - .- NV 1 5 ..:g ,Q .5 A '-.. . ' ' I ' P ' V ' . Q f 4 A .. wxww' , w ,,:1. ff' .. '. . x , . - . . f , f ' Qg,B.h.0t9q.,,by L0u'i'S' iLLLb eSKigS' Student Faculty Senate-- this organization consists of student representatives from each class, the Student As- sociation officers and spon- sors, tne lVl.V. officers and sponsors, the deans, and other faculty. The purpose of Student Faculty Senate is to improve the school through the combined efforts of stu- dents and faculty . S T FACULTY D E SENATE T STUDENT ASSOCIATION SPONSORS Left To Right: lVIr. Glenn Wheeler, IVIr. Cleon White, IVlr. Keith Barker lVIr Ron Johnson, IVIr. Joe Standish 87 02 5. . ,QQ 3, 2 1. kXNX ffZ nf N dent Editor Lynda Gi Dam Thomas A SirI's Dnrector X X35 Kathy H -. -5? sf- 2 Hs, ww . -ip... . .. QE. .- N . f Q52 kk f sa N 3, is , Q Q . ,,. 4. sru DENT ASSOCIATION oFFscERs 1973-74 Vice Presiden rss de, Public Relations t A MOUNTAIN ECHOES STAFF Wanda Ready, Typist Kathy Ne son, Copy Editor ,f,i.'. W ev... Evonne Sandoval, Cindy Paddock, Editor IVIark Green, Ad Manager Asst. Editor Sponsors: IVlrs. Camp, IVlr. Nladore, IVlr. Linda Lawson, Proof-reader Lindfors and lVlr. Turner 90 Editor--Rick Leach Assistant Editor--Konni Spaulding Dorm News--John Wheeler, THE 'CAMl'l0N ACAIIEDIY Kathy Nelson WW Sports News--Steve Berlin, 6 4 Z , 4 Pam Thgmas N k ,QL W lb ' Typist-- egina owac Circulation lVanager--Lyne l '+ff Parl in Photographer--Jim Hess Sponsor--lVir.Jo1n Linc fors GW M E C 0 C H U H 0 N 0 R T A A L E I N W W- iki-A was fu W X N15 VWMWW my N v. X ' x 4 1? M ' . Lfx ,I milf '- A 1, - N 5 we 'LIN We x X egg A Q w xx 13 YE, 5.-N ,ski 9,5 '11 YM- Lix NE ii 'QA mi- X ..f' 'Vx 4 wk mv XQF' mx S Q Q5 M X 1. p .e PC xx. I Eleanor Blood, Jeannie Lawry, Nlario Nlarsh, Kathy lVliller, Walt Smith, Raedene Austin, Cyndy Hadley, lVliladene Strode, Ruth Vickery Gary Arquitt, o Greg Shotwell , i Neil Kisinger, , 1 Dorothy Werner, Sharon Davis, Pam Knopp, ' Terri Davidson, Cheryl Fruit, Alice Flores BAND Robin Eisenman, LeAnn Schneider IVlelissa Hill, Chris Fuerst, Bill Hendrick Mike Gerst, Bobby Dupper, Scott Cleveland , Juanita Davis, Delmer Johnson, Robert Dunkin, Pat IVlcGuire, Rick Smith, Bud Greenlee, Rob Fuchs, Dick Wysong , TUMBLING TEAM t ,fl ll . W.. .W K -' ' 'gf '1 f K K ,,,, w k'f,. is - - -,U ,K A9 Front Center: Steve Briscoe, Joanne Larson, Glenn Wheeler, Coach, Gary Pike. Stand- ing: Kathy Howard, Konni Spaulding, Craig Lane, Greg Wheeler, Kirk Underwood, Robert Walker, Les Kelley, Jeff Quam, Dave Webster, Brent Keeton, Ralph Barger, Judy Page, Coach, Evonne Sandoval. Top Row: Kathy Nelson, Pam Thomas, Tammi Nelson, Debbie Wheeler, Mark Kunau, Rochelle Wheeler, Desiree Wheeler, Nlarcella Wheeler, Barbara Tallant, Karen Spaulding, Wanda Ready, Lynda Gill, Ardie Hufman 96 Q . ik egg., ' . 'girl . ' , :se P 4 S! 8 9 Dt: 5 .0 fl 'J aasa.'f'W an 0 i f, ' 1 ,pw i, 16 1 A 1 A n Q IEQ lb 1: fxsifl. ,Wim ll ex! -Q ...M 1. . X ..., 7' LQ, V ., -w Sw fQ::2w:Q:rrrf'vm:'f1qg R L-Lg 3 . 5 M Qs Q5 K I , A3 1+ W ff .5 qgzii. Q A 'nf ' :QR S human, My XX .xx X GLENN BALKINS -PRESIDENT TAMMI NELSON -SECRETARY SKI CLUB MOTORCYCLE CLUB ffl 'las 4 .l MT .. Q fu, , Left To Right: Nlr. Kaping - Sponsor, Steve Briscoe, Jeff Gutekunst, Greg Wheeler, Trace Cowling, Rob Fuchs, Wayne Williams, Mike Anderson, Kirk Underwood, Jerry Ingram, Renard Doneskey, Joe Simpson, Brent Keeton, Al Wyatt, Randy Beddoe, Mark Kunau 99 NLV. OFFICERS Left To Right:lVIike Gerst, Kathy Nelson, Barbara Tallant, Steve Roth, Neil Kisinger, Jenny Nutt, Pat Barber I SABBATH SCHOOL OFFICERS Left To Right: Walt Smith Sherri IVlays, Regina Nowack, Sherri Ham, Linda Lawson, Jim Hess NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Left To Right: Dave Procknow, Vice-President, Lynell Parlin, Secretary, Cindy Paddock, Treasurer, John Wheeler, President MEMBERS Diana Albertson, CoCo Ambler, Mike Anderson, Raedene Austin, Glenn Balkins, Dan Barger, Mark Bauer, Randy Beddoe, Steve Berlin, Susie Brach, Steve Briscoe, Carol Conger, Lisa Cushing, Juanita Davis, Sharon Davis, Renard Doneskey, Harold Dupper, Mark Eicher, Debbie Evans, Sherri Freeman, Chris Fuerst, Mike Gerst, Mearl Gibbs, Mark Green, Sherri Ham, Keith Hanson, Wayne Harlow, Jim Hess, Delmer Johnson, Les Kelley, Jeannie Kiefer, Ronna Kulm, Joanne Larson, Linda Lawson, Rick Leach, Bob Mead, Steve Nashland, Kathy Nelson, Kris Ordelheide, Cindy Paddock, Lynell Parlin, Richard Perrott, Dave Procknow, Wanda Ready, Connie Reece, Mark Reynolds, Evonne Sandoval, Debbie Schlup, LeAnn Schneider, Joe Simpson, Rick Smith, Karen Spaulding, Linda Stephenson, Kerry Swift, Kim Swift, Barbara Tallant, Pam Thomas, Kirk Underwood Rita VanHorn, Dave Webster, Doris Werner, Dorothy Werner, Greg Wheeler, John Wheeler, Ken Wiseman, Mardi Wolfe. 101 TEMPERANCE CLUB Temperance Officers Left To Right: Robert Dunkin, Mike Gerst, Barbara Tallant and Neil Kisinger. Sponsor: lVlr. Bill Baker . lf Christians will keep the body in subjection and bring all their appetite and passions under the control of enlightened conscience, feeling it a duty that they owe God and to their neighbor to obey the laws which govern health and life, they will have the blessing of physical and mental vigor. They will have moral power to engage in the welfare against Satan, and in the name of Him who conquered appetite in their behalf, they may be more than conquerors on their own account. TEIVIPERANCE Page 216 102 Mf'HfL1W:wu1f+APwLw0, anYL,9fxS1SlfW,QG,vn iomdhdwl, M SQUDWVQLO- Jhhmw GlRL'S FIRST SEMESTER Jenifer Conditt--Pastor Konni Spaulding--Pianist Brenda Hablutzel--Chorister Lynell Parlin--President Lsslie Schriner--Social Vice-Presi ent Debbie Engeberg--Secretary-Treas- urer Pam Hood--Sergeant-at-arms Kathy Nelson--Vice-President CNot Pictured? SECOND SEMESTER Barbara Tallant--Pastor RonJee Winters--Sergeant-at-arms Linda Morse--Vice-P resident Leslie Schriner--President Shelley Pherson--Secretary -Treas- urer Suzi Bassham--Social Vice-Presi- dent Sharon Sandefur--Pianist LeAnne Dupper--Chorister BOY'S FIRST SEMESTER Kris Ordelheide--Vice-President Renard Doneskey--Pastor Ted Jenkins--P resident Wayne Williams--Sergeant-at-arms Kim Swift--Secretary-Treasurer SECOND SEMESTER Gregg Quattlebaum--Vice-P resident Robert Walker--Sergeant-at-arms Terry Hopkins--P resident Steve Roth--Pastor Kirk Underwood--Secretary-Treasurer USHER'S CLUB Sponsor: lVlr. Wall President: Ted Jenkins Captains: Brenda Petricko Roxie Thomas, Valerie Thomas Terry Anderson David Christensen Jenifer Conditt Trace Cowling Juanita Davis Robert Dunkin Bobby Dupper Debbie Evans Cheryl Fruit Russell Hawkins Chris Heidi Ron Hopkins David Hudson Ardie Hufman Pam Humphrey Jeannie Kiefer Debbie Knight Richard lVlcCrumb Don lVlarshall Kathy Nliller Nancy lVliller Rex Paddock lVIike Rogers Shirley Scheller Greg Shotwell Jim Smith Nlike Smith Walt Smith Tom Steck Rick Taylor Kirk Underwood Barbara Williams Wayne Williams RonJee Winters 14 I ,ga wa, , 'Y n s - A 'xr Q - Sw-if . N ' HCR -.1 N. -'q,3g,,6.v -:N LN.. ,v K u, L X . 1.5 4.5. . km .. X 'X .3 4,-. 5. 6, - .' 1 2 uf f xi -:-Sififhq hryx Q WN . W ' .5 M- . ' - x x- ! ., as .., -A' . .L-L - .L -. . '- ' . 4. Q ' vm'-1 x .. -. K - l Ig 1. ,. ,l N 5 f Q I X . . 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Qggifw ww KX , . ,L ,iff-'xx mu, h Wg., , L fibgvjagwm ,4 . 4 ., ,,., A ,y mm Q Vg 5 .1 ,WLM LoulS Lu vfti' , Ulf!! 13 f'l 'iefJ' - ti' .L,,,,.:, ,N V ELDER WILLIAM FUCHS PRINCIPAL In this time of shortages, shortages of foods of various kinds, shortages of energy sources, shortages of power, the Christian never need fear a shortage of the power he needs to live the happy, effervescent Christian life. Perhaps the shortage of some material things in our lives will help us to increase the intake of the abundant spiritual power that is available to us. This source of power is infinite. It is ready at our demand. This power for a victorious life is ours to receive through the grace of God. lt is there at the present time for students and teachers alike. Received into our lives it will not only give us victory in our individual lives, but will give us a successful school year in all areas--spiritual, scholastic and social. 114 FACULTY FAND STAFF To our staff-- Whether we meet you in the classroom, in the office, or at work, we always know that you are there working with us and for us. There have and always will be complaints about stu- dent-faculty relations, but we want you to know that through this year your efforts have been sincerely appreciated. It has been fun getting to know you and becoming friends. Staff--we think you're great-- thank you for being so uniquely you. Elder Lloyd Austin William Baker Band, Instrument Pastor, Campion Church Chloe Balkins Keith Barker School NUYSG, ASSlS'fant Guidance Counselor, Biology I,ll Dean of Girls 'ITS Edith Brost Cooking, Sewing, Home Economics, Chef's IVIini Course Ben Brost f American History, Government, i,,eei, R D H H M F n Driver Education I Il U F I A N n Nate Coffin IVIanager, Loveland Broom Company Bea Camp Dravving, Painting 116 Elll ll l ,...i l IVlr. and lVlrs. Dan Cornforth Owner and lVlanager, Silver State Ray Cornforth Assistant Boys Dean, Bible Doctrines, PSDS Arthur Enoch Night Watchman James Epperson 7 Dean of Boys, lVlental Health, Health Spa ll . 355 H 1WgQ5ep Mgr ' K fc? , , ,W ,,,, i f . ,, 54 ff 5 4 ,rx , f 323.13 A ,ww W. -,A, A L. msfff H3 f I :I A' ' r . qw sg E im . Q .Q E, , J: NY' xx If I fffiffy, if 1' . iff Tp H.-5 f 5 1:23, g.- . may ,N - H 323 Vila 5 Dale Marsh World History, Bible I Spanish Margueite Marsh Laundry Supervisor Orville Millard Custodian , Fifi f 'fxr ' - 'rl d ,g :Jf2'?i, P 5' 56 fm if W Qgiwefww We 4 agp -Aw --avi'-L' 1 . f 'fQ'if7 5 , V: f, ,ygf ,l:, hhdwu ,,-QL, o s ,- 34 4 . J . ' I- ' v t N51,-WQZQL: f 9 I I . - 1 ,..2..Qw 7Q,I,Q,jQjQ, V - ' lrl,dsi or W , Dave Nelson Farm Manager Chet Ockenga Cafeteria Supervisor 120 Bob Page Auto Mechanics Judy Page Girls P.E., Tumbling Harold Powell Maintenance Vi M Wi: Lin Hershal Smith Maintenance Ethel Sornson Secretary to the Treasurer ,,-w' V My wh if 27' H m Q r A 2 1 5 Fw AW 7 aw 4' wa W -.,. ? 55 Q f ,, 5 N? 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Vsgk , gl Q! ,G , K sim 'SUE ,Ni fg I s Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of '74 from SKILLMAN PHOTOGRAPHY Home of Quality Portraits for Your Great Occasions 818 E. Elizabeth Ft. Collins, Colorado 484-3403 M Fabrics Q? M FURTRHNIISE J Q53 W Z? lf- ' 'The Big aww, Semzm! As you plot your future course we in 'I , vr e you to consider . . . mx numn1,u11ly:1r1 fn, xxxwwgxx Nw 'll NNW!!! UNION COLLEGE ff!! XX 30 I ff xQX EP -'of IW Q ff .NX .. WZ 'o Q I +2 Z f Z Q2 4 2 152 2 XX I EA 34 -1 BIBLE K 5:1 - -8?-' -:---zz - J 1-iw. - SX fx' ..3:Q:Q:Q:Q:Qil lifififfi, ' S s S 5 Q, 5-S S fs X as Q vw 129 CENTRAE UNION CONFERENCE DUNHAM S 315 East 4th Phone 667 1031 Loveland Colo From Dunham s Clothes Buslness Congratulations and Best Wishes T030 gccqale 5 S24 Cle eland A en e Phone 667 1943 ijlfdion Loveland Colorado 80537 EST N45 135 E 4th St Phone 667 2401 Loveland Colorado Get lt On Wlth a X onfir DA 319 N Cleveland 6619492 I 1 A I . H A I 1 Q1 There's No Business Like 0 I V V U I . Best Wishes From THE COLORADO CONFERENCE OF SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTISTS WII CHth HyLH P dt T 'VF' v' 1 -.2 1-5- In Q AROUND-THE-CLOCK CAREERS 'great variety of rewarding careers awaits .today's youthful and ambitious students. lodern Hospitals llike Porterl are offering around-the-clock career opportunities for :hose certain dedicated students who are seeking to fulfill their lives in a medical profession. The modernization, the ever-expanding growth and the updating ofthe finest facilities, has also produced an endless composite of hospital careers. Unlike the at, Hospitals no longer utilize just doctors and nurses but have expanded into opportunities like writers, engineers, ccountants, artists, to name iust a few of A the more than 200 different job classifications available. 'he Adventist hospital with its concept, to take man whole in mind, body and spirit, urges you to become part of the whole health team. Your inquiries regarding training and employment in the career of your specific interest are invited. Write: We me KJ 3 Personnel Director Porter Memorial Hospital 2525 South Downing Street Denver, Colo. 80210 GATES 85 SONS C t FrmingSystems 90S rhF D C1 d 80223 as-. t I F I I t UU , I I c O I 9 , V ,if ' Ill? . It ' S I I T TheG d t ICA E K A M E I Us JOHNSON FURNITURE ' LQ?-st 35 It I J IU ' T:f '-lI:E:t7 . ft, S ' QNXQ ' 5 201 EAST 4TH PHONE 667 1087 'T RUN nf LOVELAND ji FINE HOME FURNISHINGS DECORATING SERVICE Ml-tCY'S MERIT DRUG SEVENTH AT CLEVELAND Phone 667-0046 Visit Macy's Restaurant GRAYSON INSURANCE BURGLARY xr MUTUAL FUNDS 'NSURANCE 2375 So Downing 733 2419 Eddle Grayson John IVIcConaghy AUTO LIABILITY FIRE ALL GTI-IER LINES General Agent DENVER COLORADO 80210 Conada Lufe Insurance Company STATE FARM F Keith Menze, C L U Agen ww STATE FARM INSURANCE COMPANY INSURANCE Phone667 2211 BOULDER MEMORIAL HOSPITAL 75 Years of Servuce 311 IVIapIeton Avenue Boulder Colorado 80302 If you are looking for the rewards of servrce a career Instead of just a Job check out the opportunltles In the area of your Interest PHYSICIAN DENTIST HOSPITAL ADMINISTRATOR MEDICAL SOCIAL WORKER SPEECH PATHOLOGIST AUDIOLOGIST PHARIVIACIST PSYCHOLOGIST DIETITIAN NIEDICAL RECORD LIBRARIAN NIEDICAL TECHNOLOGIST PROFESSIONAL NURSE OCCUPATIONAL THERAPIST PHYSICAL THERAPIST ENVIRONIVIENTAL SANITARIAN X RAY TECHNICIAN INHALATION THERAPY TECHNICIAN CERTIFIED LABORATORY ASSISTANT IVIEDICAL RECORD TECHNICIAN IVIEDICAL SECRETARY PRACTICAL NURSE PSYCHIATRIC TECHNICIAN SURGICAL TECHNICIAN NURSE AIDE ORDERLY WARD CLERK ELECTROENCEPHALOGRAPH TECHNICIAN ELECTROCARDIOGRAPH TECHNICIAN 135 W I V GD - 50 9 Cleveland Loveland, Colorado PROFESSIONAL CARL L. BAUER, M.D. Loma Linda University Medical Center Loma Linda, California 92354 ALVIN E. DAHL, M.D. 221 East Hampden Avenue Englewood, Colorado 80110 PAUL W. DONESKEY, M.D. Drawer E Cortez, Colorado 81321 HOWARD 0. ENGEBERG, 0.D. 1010 Main Avenue P .0 . Box 721 Durango, Colorado 81301 FLATIRONS MEDICAL GROUP 350 Broadway Boulder, Colorado 80303 EVERETT L. LAWSON, D.D.S. 325 West Montezuma Avenue Cortez, Colorado 81321 TED E. MARTIN, M.D. 903 South 12th Street Rocky Ford, Colorado 81067 BEEBE CLINIC N. L, Beebe, M.D. C. 0. Hilliard, M.D. H. H. Dupper, M.D. 605 South College Fort Collins, Colorado 136 ROSTER A, R. MESSER, D.C. 815 Coffman Longmont, Colorado 80501 PERRY NELSON, 0.D. 903 South 12th Street Rocky Ford, Colorado 81067 W. P. ORDELHEIDE, M.D. 125 Main Street LaSalle, Colorado 80645 JAMES M. THOMAS, M.D. 721 S. Evans Spearman, Texas 79081 R. L. UNDERWOOD, 0.D. 215 West North P.0. Box 959 Cortez, Colorado 81321 MELVIN WARNOCK, D.C. 868 South Pearl Denver, Colorado 80209 KARL R. WHEELER, D.D.S. 903 South 12th Street Rocky Ford, Colorado 81067 80521 FIRST NATIONAL BANK IN LOVELAND 6th at Lincoln Loveland, Colorado 80537 BANKS 667-3443 Best Wishes Graduates of '74 gelciefz OFFICE SUPPLY. IIIC. Smith-Corona-Adler Portable Typewriters Drafting-Supplies-School Suppl ies 4th and Cleveland 667-4121 AII Good Business Starts Here iq! S I M nderson FARMS INC. E mpment, Wyoming 82325 L 1 d C1 d 80537 137 BOB HIPPS CO. INC. 440 No. Lincoln Phone 667-2173 Loveland, Colo. ALWAYS FIRST IN STYL LOVEI.AND'S COMPLET FAMILY SHOE STORE ww CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF FERGUSON HARDWARE CO. PAINTS - HOUSEWARES - ELECTIKICAL APPLIANCES ' Phone 667-0788 431 Cleveland Ave. Loveland, Colorado Since 1884 I W 81 T PHARMACY Our 64th year as a friend of Campion Academy 4th S Cleveland Loveland, Colorado STAN PADDOCK AUTO REPAIR People Come Here By Choice Not By Chance 327 N. 16th Avenue Greeley, Colorado 352-5775 80631 IOMPANY VDRRHTER PAINT AND WALLPAPER DISTRIBUTORS PRATT AND LAIVIBERT PAINTS PICTURE FRAIVIES--ART SUPPLIES 530 Jefferson 667-3537 Loveland, Colorado JACK GARNER'S BARBER SHOP Have your hair cut the way you like it out Ve RR ITER an A 3 VT r Hair Styling RAZOR CUTTINGMA SPECIALTY 411 Cleve and Avenue 667-0544 I ..,. , S., I N ' I of it V V - P3 Easy does 1t. f 5 with EMM - . 4 ...Tender meatless outlets provide a f-e'?':5Q5I. 'S K. ' ' . hearty meal in a hurry. Precooked, f 'ff' 1 ' jf-P 'I Dinner Cuts are quick to fix as Swiss- ,gl :IA Ill 5 A -I ll PII We Steaks 0' may be SM .af served with Mushroom Gravy Ouik. wt, ig? Q5-.. -- r A real meal in mere minutes! ll-5-All trol ,. reee ,ft,fLr ' 1 Q' 5' ,A ' P Fooos :Y 'rg l . ', ,. D I 'zivfli-.,f.:, rx ..-A Ky Q cfkiwe 1906 gf , p ,h '- ', f' A- priming . oorfg .5 I 1 MEN In BOYS CLOTHING OIIICQ equlpmem 137 East Fourth Street Loveland, Colorado S0537 7n0ffice Equipment Phone 667-6156 A0 ffice Furniture kPI'Il'IIlII'Ig and Bindery Levi Career Club Clubman Formal Wear eBusiness and School Supplies Cnnlplln Woolnlnn Bnnllnglnn Rental X . . Arrow Peters Jockey Artist Supplies Use Your Bank Americard 440 Cleveland Loveland, Colorado Master charge CHEVALIER'S I-DEAL FURNITURE CO. BUY - SELL - TRADE NEW AND USED STH AND CLEVELAND DAY 667-0892 EVE. 667-0339 LOVELAND DARYL and ELAINE CI-IEVALIER, Owners RCA Color TV Whirlpool Appliances Stereo Sound Systems Tape Recorders KELLEY'S Serving Loveland since 1946 336 E. Fourth 667-1376 TPIIGGBTIAIGAIIIIBTUY For Vitamins For . , -. 4 The Whole Family! We Carry all the finest brands in vitamins lo help keep everyone in your family feeling lit! See us for all your health needs! .I--'q 2- - s 69:3 ' 1 nm ima: nn 0 -'NV Ui unelm For The Fines! In First Aid Supplies For The Finest In Sickroom Supplies raperg For The Finest ln emediss For Colds CUTRATEDRUGS R VVEGlVES8nHG:lEENSTAMPS 301 E. 4th St. Store Phone ,667-0703 RX Phone 667-0811 MACHXIVE SHOP SERVXCE - PARTS - SPEED EQUIPMIN7 ARTS INC. Phone 667-5307 XQIE 507 Sheer Level. ff'l1 Cn! rzfil. in H17.'ui! 1Qeul7en J. Slroli Complete Real Estate 84 Auction Service 133 EAST 4TH ST RETT LOVELAND, COLORADO Office: 667-1888 Res.: 667-0254 GLASS 5 ,1 Awumcs 0 ' and its Au'roci.Ass ! ,., Phone 667-5176 Broken -'bo 310 CLEVELAND 'iq 5 LOVELAND, coLo. -9927 - :sr 80537 Home ofthe Finest Musical y- Instruments Yamaha, Selmer and King Band 4 lnstruments !'l Ludwig Drums 'l' Guitars 1 Sheet Music Mfionr Music ,5- sliov Ev i 435 Cleveland, Loveland, Colorado Kes Qualify Wbifnelis Wear 214 E 4th 667 0273 LOVELAND COLO Coronado Apphances Hardware 'When you want somethlng a lnttle nncer -I-'res Aufomotwe Housewares gf anger? 124 East 4th Phone 667 4314 -at .gf momma oo I Q 1 5 u V S M ' ' gig' 667 1212 Q E 101 W 4th Loveland Colo My mm Congratulations Q 5 and Best Wishes BlW'IiERQ INC to the Representatwe Don Norsworthy Class of 1974 ' Company CConHtonf'ancdIco F D BOX 740 ' LOVELAND COLD ED537 nn mano: :wud unhly ' I . - , . I , , , H - - . W' J . 1? v Y x '-A ,. '. l X d n , .x- i ' A Q . ' , Q -'V . L . ,. . uu... . ,I W . I' .,!t.I!F 4'Agt. 'NNN -lg jen -K-7, w - wg - 1v.uj,II ,f . .-.,, sm , -, , '- 'Yi ' .'15' V' We u .HY x x vr , 'uf'J1 'iS,. .1'r-.Z .. -'lf , 70 -'1 Q' ' j'a 'I f .15 1 y ' NATIONAL OVEN PRODUCTS, INC. 251 S .W. 42nd St. Loveland, Color d 80537 y... , A, 5-:qw -A- ,vin f 5: 1 o O--'wus as 2 si x? f ' s, O E134 355 o2Yw,1f,ff x -Z ....- .,...... ML.. ' G Ofgijliw Rhwdes spunnurs, Frozen Dough Home of Rhodes Froz D gh Products 2nd Spudnut Industry Mg Congratulations to the Class of 1974 I Loveland Broom Co. LOVELAND, COLORADO MANUFACTURERS OF FURNITURE LUMBER BOXES CUTSTOCK I I I ZZTIJ' I ' , ZIZH I fa coqaaraffonj Laural Craft Hardwood Auburn live Hardwood finished and unfinished 1 I Polyethylene and Cellophane Convertors and Printers SILVER STATE PLASTICS, INC. HOSPITAL BAGS BAGS AND POUCHES PLAIN OR PRINTED LINERS BROOIVI SLIPS uoolgfme O Strawn in hge? 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This space, for writing oonvience is provided by: SKI CLUB, GIRL'S CLUB, 84 BOY'S CLUB GP- NB Winslow Pharmacg FREE PRESCRIPTION DELIVERY TO BERTHOUD AND CAIVIPION PHONE 532-2034 BERTHOUD, COLORADO THE OUTDOOR SHOP Complete line of sporting goods, ski equipment, and sportswear Ski rental department 1420 W. Eisenhower Blvd, Loveland, C0 THE BERT:-noun NATIQNAL. BANK BERTHDUD, CDLDRADD Highest interest paid on savings and certificates of deposit. JONES PLUMBING Backhoe and Trenching Equipment Installation - Remodeling - Repair Fixtures - Supplies - Water Heaters TOIVI JONES 619 Fourth Street Berthoud, Colorado 532-2620 SHOP ON THE HILL SAVE ON THE BILL LOMA LINDA AND WORTHINGTON FOODS DERBY Hlll MARKET 565 N. Cleveland Avenue ' Loveland, Colorado .f 667-71 71 LOVE LAND o-W Poud re Valley Q a'i'Y Daifv Foods , .o i aw i n, 1 . E 667-3324 FIFTH AND GARFIELD Q QUALITY ozunv rooos THE BOOK OF BOOKS Good religious books to-ooh Smiles andiov, Although we have often complained about the Com e and faith brother, ,Ove and faculty, the rules, and the food, we have g ' Y appreciated and enjoyed the time we have contentment. Also, Bibles need not be Spent here , Best Wishes to the Class of expensive, but whatever the price, the 1 ' revelation of God to man is a bargain. At fifty cents or fifty dollars, it is well worth the investment. The customer, the publisher, From the Class of 1 the bookseller: all profit when the BOOK OF BOOKS is put into the hands of a reader. ADVENTIST LYNN F. GREENLEE, lVl.D. CENTER 103 s. 9th street 2520 South Downing Denver, Colorado 80210 Canon City, Colorado 81212 NAME Lloyd Austin Chloe Balkins Bill Baker Keith Barker Ben Brost Edith Brost Bea Camp Nate Coffin Dan Cornforth Ray Cornforth Arthur Enoch James Epperson Audrey Fuchs William Fuchs Gerry Hendrick Ron Johnson Richard Kaping Les Kelle Miriam Kittrell Joyce Leonhardt John Lindfors Roland Madore Dale Marsh Marguerite Marsh Orville Millard Dave Nelson Chester Ockenga Bob Page Judy Page Harold Powell Hershal Smith Joe Standish James Turner Leila van der Molen Joshua Wall Glenn Wheeler Cleon White Sandra White Keith Wiseman Charles Wren STAFF ROSTER NUMBER OF YEARS AT CAMPION ACADEMY 5 1 4 3 14 14 4 28 3 17 3 8 9 1 7 3 1 4 1 3 2 10 10 11 2 3 3 4 24 3 1 4 3 11 7 9 2 3 1 ALMA MATER CST Union College Walla Walla College Union College Andrews University Andrews University Madison College Univ. of Nebraska Kansas State Univ. Andrews University Walla Walla College Univ. of Northern Colo. Andrews University Andrews University University of Minn. Andrews University Univ. of Northern Colo Walla Walla College Univ. of Northern Colo Andrews University Union College Atlantic Union College Andrews University Atlantic Union College Walla Walla College Andrews University Union College Andrews University Western Washington State University Union College Univ. of Stellenbosch Walla Walla College Union College Univ. of Nebraska Walla Walla College Univ. of Northern Colo. Walla Walla College Univ. of Arkansas DEGREE CSD B.A. B.S. B.S. M.Mus. M.Ed. B.S. M.S. B.S. M.Ed. B.S. M.Ed. B.S. B.A. M.A. B.A. M.A. B.A. M.Mus. B.S. B.S. B.A. M.Ed. B .A. B.Th. A.S. B.S. M.A. B.S. B.M. B.S. B.S. M.S. B.A. M.A. B.A. M.Ed. A Diana Albertson 1309 Rosewood Drive Loveland, C0 80537 Mark Albertson 1309 Rosewood Drive Loveland, C0 80537 Nancy Albrecht 213 S.W. 35th Loveland, C0 80537 Stuart Allison 129 Rio Vista Circle Durango, C0 81301 CoCo Ambler 431 Iris Street Boulder, C0 80302 Mike Anderson Route 1 Encampment, WY 82325 Steve Anderson Route 1 Encampment, WY 82325 Terry Anderson 265 N. Eighth Street Laramie, WY 82070 Gary Arquitt Box 887 Collegedale, TN 37315 Raedene Austin 1921 East 84th Avenue Denver, C0 80229 Gabriel Avila 4123 Tumbleweed Lane Colorado Springs, CO 80900 B Kathy Baker 918 West Pleasant Drive Pierre, SD 57501 Glenn Balkins 3853 57th Street Boulder, CO 80301 Pat Barber 14165 W. 50th Avenue Golden, C0 80401 Daniel Barger 1212 S.W. 36th Street Loveland, C0 80537 Rolph Barger 1212 S.W. 36th Street Loveland, C0 80537 Suzi Bassham 692 Amherst Place Englewood, C0 80110 Mark Bauer 11514 Ray Court Loma Linda, CA 92354 Connie Beans 1441 Meeker Drive Ft. Collins, C0 80521 Randy Beddoe 391 Lover's Lane Ukiah, CA 95482 Renee Beddoe 391 Lover's Lane ukaan, CA 95482 Mark Bennett 1365 North 6th Laramie, WY 82070 Steve Berlin 1405 Oak Circle Boulder, CO 80302 Jim Bieber 2305 Chama Avenue Loveland, C0 80537 LouAnn Biggs Box 58 Mosca, CO 81146 Susie Brach 663-26 Road GrandJunction, C0 81501 Roxanne Bren Route 3, Box 361 A Longmont, CO 80501 Steve Briscoe 875-26 Road Grand Junction, C0 81501 Diana Buck 1616 S. Whitcomb Ft. Collins, C0 80521 Tim Buller R.R. 3, Box 294 L Brighton, C0 80601 Doug Burton 4432 Pioneer Street Lincoln, NE 86506 C Kerry Calvert 104 S.W. 49th Street Loveland, C0 80537 Randy Caperton 222 S.W. 42nd Street Loveland, CO 80537 Larry Carroll 1907 Myrtle Street Brighton, C0 80601 Mark Certain 731 Elkhart Street Aurora, CO 80011 Dave Christensen 6070 Gray Street Arvada, C0 80003 Marlin Clegg 6259 Reed Street Arvada, C0 80002 Scott Cleveland 4600 S.W. 14th Street Loveland, CO. 80537 Melodee Coffin 3737 S. Garfield Loveland, C0 80537 Steve Coffin 3737 S. Garfield Loveland, C0 80537 STUDENT ROSTER Jenifer Conditt Route 1, Box 80 La Junta, CO 81050 Carol Conger 3004 West County Road 416 Loveland , C0 80537 Terry Coon 3415 S. County Road 45 Loveland, CO 80537 Tammy Cowling 4719 Woodbury Drive Colorado Springs, CO 80915 Trace Cowling 4719 Woodbury Drive Colorado Springs, CO 80915 Danny Curtis 208 Sierra Vista Drive Loveland, CO 80537 D.J . Curtis 208 Sierra Vista Drive Loveland, CO 80537 Jan Cushing 1015 West 8th Street Loveland, C0 80537 Lisa Cushing 1015 West 8th Street Loveland, C0 80537 D Terri Davidson 1830 West County Road 456 Ft. Collins, C0 80521 Juanita Davis Route 1, Box 660 Ft. Lupton, C0 80621 Sharon Davis Route 2, Box ,660 Ft. Lupton, CU 80621 Steve Deines 5320 Lonetree Drive Lovela. d, C0 80537 Renard Doneskey Drawer E Cortez, C0 81321 Robert Dunkin 14531 Country Hills Drive Brighton, C0 80601 Bobbie Dupper 3614 Richmond Drive Ft. Collins, CO 80521 Harold Dupper 3614 Richmond Drive Ft. Collins, C0 80521 LeAnne Dupper Route 1, Box 51-A LaSalle, C0 80645 E Lonnie Edwards 4669 S. Lincoln Avenue Loveland, C0 80537 Mark Eicher 244 West Kennedy Grand Junction, C0 81501 l49 Robin Eisenman 101 Sunset Court Loveland, C0 80537 Tim Enders 11380 West Lane Colorado Springs, CO 80909 Debbie Engeberg P. 0. Box 721 Durango, C0 81301 Roberta Enoch 109 Hankins Lane Loveland, CO 80537 Ronald Enoch 109 Hankins Lane Loveland, C0 80537 Ginger Ethredge Siloam Star Route, Box 10 Pueblo, CO 81004 Debbie Evans P. 0. Box 268 Leadville, C0 80461 F Becky Fisher 204 S.W. 35th Street Loveland, C0 80537 Alice Flores 1902 5th Street Greeley, CO 80631 Charles Flores 1902 5th Street Greeley, CO 80631 Melanie Fowler 7080 S. Uinta Street Englewood, C0 80110 Mark Fowler 7080 S. Uinta Street Englewood, C0 80110 Kim Frakes 1624 W. County Road 419 Berthound, C0 80513 Jan Fredrickson 8577 Eaton Street Arvada, C0 80003 Sherry Freeman 1100 S.W. 36th Loveland, C0 80537 Calvin Freisen Box 4 Lycan, C0 81056 Cheryl Fruit 1114 15th Street Greeley, C0 80631 Rob Fuchs 42nd 8. Academy Drive Loveland, C0 80537 Chris Fuerst 707 Alpert Court Ft. Collins, C0 80521 Herbie Fuerst 707 Alpert Court Ft. Collins, C0 80521 G Mike Gerst 4060 S. Garfield Avenue Loveland, C0 80537 Mearl Gibbs 811 S. 5th Avenue Brighton, C0 80601 Rhonda Gibbs 811 S. 5th Avenue Brighton, C0 80601 Heidi Gierth 425 S.W. 42nd Street Loveland, C0 80537 Mike Gierth 425 S.W. 42nd Street Loveland, C0 80537 Jim Gilbert 11634 Grant Street Northglenn, C0 80233 Lynda Gill 10033 Cork Drive El Paso, TX 79925 Sheri Gill 10033 Cork Drive El Paso, TX 79925 Mark Green 5757 Hillside Drive Murray, UT 84107 Bud Greenlee 1212 High Street Canon City, C0 81212 Curtis Gulka LaVista Hills Mobil Park, space 15 Pueblo, C0 81005 Jeff Gutekunst 3710 Emerson Avenue Boulder, C0 80303 H Brenda Hablutzel Star Route, Box 16 Carbondale, C0 81623 Jeannie Hablutzel Star Route, Box 16 Carbondale, C0 81623 Jim Hablutzel Star Route, Box 16 Carbondale, CO 81623 Cyndy Hadley 1016 E. Ridge Crest Road Ft. Collins, C0 80521 Sherri Ham 1002 Spruce Drive Durango, C0 81301 Keith Hanson 350 S. Broadway Boulder, CO 80302 Karen Hardin 4147 West 64th Street Arvada, C0 80003 Wayne Harlow 156 East Center Street Bountiful, UT 84010 Mickey Harrison Box 235 Brush, C0 80723 Russell Hawkins 1509 Marblehead Lewisville, TX 75067 Steve Hawkins 1509 Marblehead Lewisville, TX 75067 Chris Heidi 5335 Main Street Mosca, C0 81146 Bill Hendrick 42nd 8. Academy Drive Loveland, C0 80537 Jim Hess Sugarloaf Star Route Boulder, C0 80302 Melissa Hill Route 4, Box 104 Longmont, C0 80501 Brenda Hockett P. 0. Box 766 Ft. Collins, C0 80521 Cindy Hockett P. 0. Box 766 Ft. Collins, CO 80521 Pam Hood 10499 Pearl Way Northglenn, C0 80233 Ron Hopkins 2715 Morris Pueblo, C0 81003 Terry Hopkins 2715 Morris Pueblo, C0 81003 Kathy Howard 3357 N. Glade Road Loveland, C0 80537 Marvin Howard 3357 N. Glade Road Loveland, C0 80537 Dave Hudson P. 0. Box 202 Cortez, C0 81321 Ardie Hufman Route 1, Box 11 Blanca, CO 81173 Pam Humphrey 119 Willow Circle Driv Loveland, C0 80537 Debbie l-lutchins 3124 F5 Road E Grand Junction, C0 81501 Sue Huyck 1125 Albion Boulder, C0 80303 Jerry Ingram 1035 Mt. Werner Colorado Springs, C0 80406 J Ted Jenkins Box 390 Tucumcari, NM 88401 Cameron Jeys Campion Academy Loveland, C0 80537 DelmerJohnson 4481 Clay Street Boulder, CO 80301 K Kim Karamigios 4 Crestbrook Drive Morrison, C0 80465 Brent Keeton P. 0. Box 656 Loma Linda, CA 92354 Les Kelley 2909 West 3rd Avenue Durango, C0 81301 Violet Kelley 7350 West 20th Avenue Denver, C0 80215 Doug Kemmerer 2402 Sombrow Drive Colorado Springs, C0 80910 Clayton Kenyon 323 S.W. 42nd, 433 Loveland, C0 80537 Georgette Kenyon 323 S.W. 42nd, 433 Loveland, C0 80537 Jeannie Kiefer 820 West Prospect Ft. Collins, C0 80521 Neil Kisinger 310 Pine View Montrose, C0 81401 Debbie Knight 559 Nash Casper, WY 82601 Pam Knopp 1709 28th Avenue Greeley, C0 80631 Gayl2Koop 615 Cody Street Arvada, C0 80004 Ronna Kulm 355 Cortez Street Sterling, C0 80751 Mark Kunau 503 S.W. 42nd Street Loveland, C0 80537 L Doug Lair Box 517 Hayden, C0 81639 Craig Lane 5320 Lonetree Drive Loveland, C0 80537 IlaMay Larkin 222 North Iowa Colorado Springs, C0 80909 Joanne Larson 1510 Garden Creek Road Casper, WY 82601 Jeannie Lawry 4461 South Lincoln Loveland, C0 80537 Linda Lawson P . O. Box 899 Cortez, CO 81321 Rich Leach Yellow Boy Bay Bigfork, Montana 59911 DeeAnn Lorenz Route 1, Box 169 Platteville, C0 80651 M Dusty McBride 332 Mapleton Boulder, C0 80302 Judy McCall Route 1, Box 118 Cortez, C0 81321 Kathy McCall Route 1, Box 118 Cortez, C0 81321 Carol McCrumb 6511 Miller Street Arvada, CO 80004 Richard McCrumb 6511 Miller Street Arvada, C0 80004 Kelley McCune Star Route Florissant, C0 80816 Pat McGuire 210 Tyndal Street Monte Vista, C0 81144 Don Marshall McDonald, KS 67745 Gary Marshall McDonald, KS 67745 Mario Marsh Campion Academy Loveland, C0 80537 Scott Martin P . 0. Box 71 Rocky Ford, C0 81067 Sherri Mays Route 1, Box 910 Eldon, M0 65026 Bob Mead 313 N. 16th Avenue Greeley, C0 80631 Cindy Messer 7348 Ute Highway Longmont, C0 80501 150 Terry Michel 602 Autumn Leaves Trail Irving, TX 75060 Mic Mihm 9230 Hooker Westminster, C0 80030 Betty Miller P. 0. Box 101 Florence, CO 81226 Ed Miller 1963 North Maston Porterville, CA 93257 Kathy Miller Route 2, Box 180 Rocky Ford, C0 81067 Nancy Miller 916 Eastview Drive Riverton, WY 82501 Linda Morse 1032 Avenue F Fort Madison, IA 52627 N Steve Nashland Box 125 Severence, C0 80546 Kathy Nelson 700 S. 12th Street Rocky Ford, CO 81067 Tammi Nelson 700 S. 12th Street Rocky Ford, C0 81067 Regina Nowack Star Route La Porte, C0 80535 Jenny Nutt 210 Hankins Drive Loveland, C0 80537 Vicki Nutt 201 Hankins Drive Loveland, C0 80537 0 Kris Ordelheide Box 488 LaSalle, C0 80645 Tammy Ostrander 612 Utica Street Denver, C0 80204 P Cindy Paddock 327 N . 16th Avenue Greeley, C0 80631 Rex Paddock 327 N. 16th Avenue Greeley, C0 80631 Lynell Parlin 207 N. Platte Rapid City, SD 57701 Nadine Payan P . 0 . Box 504 Monte Vista, C0 81144 Danita Payne 2918 So. Ogden Englewood, C0 80110 Cindy Pearson 208 Ranch Arces Drive Loveland, CO 80537 Evan Pehrson 4357 Page Place Loveland, CO 80537 Reed Pendleton Glacier View Ranch Ward, CO 80481 Robert Penn 106 Willow Circle Drive Loveland, CO 80537 Sherri Penn 106 Willow Circle Drive Loveland, CO 80537 Richard Perrott 715 Welch Avenue Berthoud, C0 80513 Sue Peterson 2301 Purdue Road Ft. Collins, C0 80521 Brenda Petricko 3155 E. Fountain Blvd. Apt 5 Colorado Springs, CO 80910 Shelley Pherson 11013 Empire Road Lafayette, C0 80026 Gary Pike P. 0. Box 734 LaSalle, C0 80645 Jeannie Pischel 300 Greydene Avenue Canon City, CO 81212 Evetta Powell Siloam Star Route, Box 9 Pueblo, C0 81004 Dave Procknow 2544 River Road Grand Junction, C0 81501 Q Jeff Quam 209 S.W. 35th Street Loveland, C0 80537 Jim Quam 209 S.W. 35th Street Loveland, CO 80537 Mary Quam 209 S.W. 35th Street Loveland, CO 80537 Gregg Quattlebaum Box 20 Lycan, CO 81056 R Leslie Rayback 4505 Garnet Lane Boulder, C0 80302 Lily Rayback 4505 Garnet Lane Boulder, CO 80302 Wanda Ready 6542 Reed Court Arvada, C0 80003 Connie Reece 1728 E. 2nd Street Casper, WY 82501 Ellen Reece 1728 E. 2nd Street Casper, WY 82501 Evan Reeves Route 1, Box 41E Pine, C0 80470 Vincent Reeves Route 1, Box 41E Pine, CO 80470 Mark Reynolds 1390 Cross Street Ogden, UT 84404 Mike Rogers 2423 Avenue A Scotsbluff, NE Steve Roth Box 42 Medora, KS 67558 S Sharon Sandefur 9150 East Lehigh Denver, C0 80237 Evonne Sandoval 4718 El Camino Drive Colorado Springs, C0 80907 Sheryl Scheller Route 1, Box 75 Pierce, C0 80650 Shirley Scheller Route 1, Box 75 Pierce, C0 80650 LeAnn Schneider 409 S.W. 49th Street Loveland, C0 80537 John Schreven 4713 N. County Road 429 Loveland, C0 80537 Leslie Schriner Box 516 Hill City, SD 57745 Jacob Schriner Box 516 Hill City, SD 57745 Debbie Schlup 942 S . Patton Court Denver, C0 80219 Jerry Schwarzer 1519 North Chelton Colorado Springs, C0 809 Cheri Scriven 2855 S. Pennsylvania Englewood, C0 80110 Dennis Sellers . 2594 S. Clarkson Street Denver, C0 80110 09 Taryn Shaw Box 476 249 Union Avenue LaSalle, C0 80645 Greg Shotwell 824 Palmer Glenwood Springs, C0 81601 Jeanne Simpson 2036 Broadway Grand Junction, C0 81501 Joe Simpson 2036 Broadway Grand Junction, C0 81501 Linda Sinclair 3417 S. Country Road 4t13C Loveland, C0 80537 Gregg Sloan Route 3, Box 401-A Loveland, C0 80537 Jim Smith Box 151 Olney Springs, C0 81062 Marvin Smith 115 S.E. 42nd Street Loveland, C0 80537 Mike Smith 709 S . Gay Street Longmont, C0 80501 Rick Smith 1717W. Prospect Ft. Collins, C0 80521 Walt Smith 709 S. Gay Street Longmont, C0 80501 Karen Spaulding 9941 Ammons Circle, Route 3 Broomfield, C0 80020 Konni Spaulding 9941 Ammons Circle, Route 3 Broomfield, C0 80020 Tom Steck 1000 York Street Montrose, C0 81401 Dawn Steele Route 1, Box 14 LaSalle, C0 80645 Linda Stephenson Star Route Gruver, TX 79040 Miladene Strode Box 786 Keene, TX 76059 Connie Sutton Ashby, NE 69333 Ralph Swayze 2251 Goss Street Boulder, C0 80302 Kerry Swift P. 0. Box 477 Salida, C0 81201 Kim Swift P. 0. Box 477 Salida, C0 81201 T Barbara Tallant 973 Pleasant Street Boulder, C0 80302 Rick Taylor 14280 Country Hills Drive Brighton, C0 80601 Barbara Tech 3301 Drennan Road, Lot 15 Colorado Springs, C0 80909 Brian Tech 3301 Drennan Road, Lot 15 Colorado Springs, CO 80909 Julie Thomas 1306 S.W. 36th Street Loveland, C0 80537 Pam Thomas 810 S. Barkley Spearman, TX 79081 Roxie Thomas 810 S. Barkley Spearman, TX 79081 Sandy Thomas 3453 W. Powers Avenue Littleton, C0 80123 Tammy Thomas 3453 W. Powers Avenue Littleton, C0 80123 Valerie Thomas 810 Barkley Spearman, TX 79081 Susan Thompson 360 Summit Avenue Redlands, CA 92373 Brenda Tracey 1635 Tahlequah Drive Colorado Springs, C0 80915 John Truitt 1328 Rainier Colorado Springs, CO 80915 Vern Tscheuschner 104 S.W. 42nd Street Loveland, CO 80537 Cindy Tyson 340 S.E. 42nd Street Loveland, C0 80537 U Kirk Underwood Box 959 Cortez, C0 81321 Carol Unrue Box 278 Berthoud, C0 80513 Sharon Unrue Box 278 Berthoud, C0 80513 151 V Denise VanHorn 2517 Maple Way Cheyenne, WY 82001 Rita VanHorn 2517 Maple Way Cheyenne, WY 82001 Ruth Vickery 5445 Marshall Road Boulder, C0 80303 W Robert Walker P. 0. Box 1582 Casper, WY 82601 David Webster 4500 19th Street, Box Boulder, CO 80302 Jim Webster 315 Tom Line Road Waukegan, lL 60085 Doris Werner Route 1, Box 97 Gill, CO 80624 Dorothy Werner Route 1, Box 97 Gill, C0 80624 Darl West South 4th Montrose, CO 81401 Greg Wheeler Campion Academy Loveland, C0 80537 John Wheeler R.R. 2, Box 192 Rocky Ford, C0 81067 Joni Whitcomb Box 646 Loveland, CO 80537 Barbie Williams 1907 Karen Amarillo, TX 79106 Wayne Williams 1907 Karen Amarillo, TX 79106 RonJee Winters 700 Violes Brighton, C0 80601 Ken Wiseman Campion Academy Loveland, C0 80537 Marcia Wiseman Campion Academy Loveland, C0 80537 Mardi Wolfe 7731 Shoshone Denver, C0 80221 Rodney Wolfe 7731 Shoshone Denver, C0 80221 100 Tim Wren 1309 S. Harlan Lakewood, C0 80226 Al Wyatt 6861 Walker Drive Longmont, C0 80501 Celeste Wyatt 4009 W. Country Road 4116 Loveland, C0 80537 Dick Wysong 1708 County Road 10 E West Berthoud, C0 80513 Thank you: lVIr. Turner, for running the staff all over town, checking with us, and keeping tabs on the lVloun- tain Echoes account.. .IVIr. Lindfors, for the hours spent in taking and developing the pictures that made this yearbook possible.. .IVIr. IVIadore, for your help in the editorial area and for your honest opinions . . .Mrs . Camp, for your help in the art work and for your con- cern . . .IVlom and Dad, for all the phone calls and letters when I was discouraged.. .IVIr. Caywood, for all the return phone calls when I didn't know what to do. . .IVIr. Skillman, for rushing us the glossies and for coming to CA to take pictures at our convenience.. .American Yearbook Company, for your careful and much-appreci- ated work to see that all our plans turned out. . .Mrs . White, for letting me off work when I needed more time to work on the annual . . .Evonne, for all the help and for companionship those late nights in the annual office . . . lVlark, for walking all over town trying to get ads . . . Kathy, for writing that last-minute copy . . .Linda,i for checking all the addresses and names . . .Larry, for the i hours spent on the needed art work. . .Wanda, for typing the bills and for your encouragement.. .Glenn, for your help,in supplying us with pictures. . .IVIr. Ready, for pitching in when we needed somebody. . .Leslie, for letting me come in late and listening to me complain. . . all who pushed events to occur before February 11 , , , to all my understanding teachers. . .to allof you--you made this yearbook what it is . cp ,K4 aAg'!1 . Vqsaw fjiap X -u W3gf:.ux Y, ng :W f' K Pr W fn:-6 -e-4 X -5,9 i Q51 I f Vu Ji 'i Wi NQQQ' xnxx V -wh' 1 ugQH.'f-gfki fujAE,3, A ss I 5 xi ' 3 M' 4,1 M 1 ' If ,xg Q A. Fiiviefa qvwtiixxghrbick .1 'S' it - ' 'l V ' - x. Nm, ' iv' f':Pf!'4 ,Q in ,ff -4,f ,f 9..-, T.: - ARI pun' N T is .iw ,W E f h,f-? 1 . 4 Q ' . fg M '- f Y, ,A ' ' 'M ' 'QM 1-m' :' 'YIWXQ Qu, ff-Q, , . Q z 11. 1- a X - ,.4 2, V' J . 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