Coronado High School - Recuerdos Yearbook (Colorado Springs, CO)

Text from Pages 1 - 206 of the 1977 volume:

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The students of Coronado High School relived The Wild Wild Westn for homecoming this year. Tuesday started off the week with the movie JEREMIAH JOHN- SON. The homecoming court was presented Wednesday afternoon at the queen's assembly. The Girls of the West were Shelley Howells, Christi Koppisch, Brenda Liester, Tami Reinhard, and Anne Stavig. That evening, a real Western Hoe- down took place. Thursday the Cougars saw the Terrors go up in smoke and a very surprised Anne Stavig was crowned queen. The Cougars whipped Palmer 39-O for a great homecoming victory. Satur- day morning, alumni joined their friends at the brunch. Ending the week was the dance, Daze of Gold. Music performed by Sterling helped make the dance a success. The Card Game was a popular skit in the queen's assembly Halftime performance presented Queen Anne Stavig and her court. Mr. and Mrs. Wilcox were awarded the Westside award .',- 12 0 n 1-Aj., KKN., -5, Q1 f' 'V - K L Q is sv X. V S N. .,.,, . AM si' MX Q E S ,wx if Q SX' M wfamaw ,uf ff' A K 'li O The Alps Come To The Rockies Barbara Hornstein was this yeafs exchange stu- dent. She hails from Switzerland and speaks Ger- man. She said that, although she was homesick, she liked Colorado Springs and Coronado very much. She was surprised at how much her home and Colo- rado are alike. All in all, she spent a busy and profit- able year becoming an active Cougar. B' xx V 2 I Fifi, .Wt lla I is is It's just like home, remarks Barbara with a smile. Quiet times are just as important to Miss Hornstein. Barbara seems a little baffled by latest assignment. OO 0 15 Coronado Hosts Navy Band Everyone attending the Navy Band con- cert during the first quarter of the year seemed to enjoy it very much. The musis was good and the humor was high. It was a refreshing change from the usual day,s ac- tivities. n . VE'-'le Musician gets down on the drums. With a little help from our friends . . .5 I 4 f ile ? - , MQW? , 7 uv ,b gf, ra, It's a nice day for the saxaphonef' . , ' s 3 S E f ,L X QA, Trumpets even sound'better in pairs! ,h t rf f wzw,,.s,, O O Working Together Sets Goal for Student Retreat 1 7 J t1'r fi 5 H I, ,L , I YE 3, ' My . '5 ' , ww I 'rif f . , ,ag n,f g:: it .,.: g ,a it 4 gf: .,, A .5 A 5, 1 71, ' ,'k. ., K WMWN ' S 5 ' ' 'A . P 3, Q -' X ,T 3' K I t , i P M 5 . M it 4-'ff-f roeo 'rf-t W , r i aa. a t t f f 2' A :ff l f I A - 'mf 151,625 1 . -f a- v f ll X ,Kitt A A3 0 f L1 l I EV I '17 I 4 ,f': Kelly Griffen, Cindy Kjelmstcd, and Mike Hughes relax on porch. lax ll at 1. W fir i , i, .wax 'J , , . ,M ww. , 1 . -4, A if ' 'Mfr . .fx H w are we f . X 112' fbakwwf- 45: Q, s fvgf,g,,1:,w?'. ,i ' ' Lzy., ' Q, .Q -glrrfvfi-'J' 2 'p'aA. f'g-'vig' f--2iLi'f-?' '1 gf' ' .. jfmstza 2: f -fi . vsg e fa i -':'IV.ftiL'fff'1s,::m1? ,iwtxisiisfa-y'.i,fsf-lr'-.kfsrvt f .,,, ,Q my o o,Q Outward Bound helps students to learn to work together. QL? On October 15 and 16, a retreat was held at Emerald Valley Ranch for students and faculty of Coronado. Participants learned to work together and discussed leadership, nature, Outward Bound, and even cooking. A dance was also included in the group activities. The retreat proved to be a time of learning and meeting new friends, Students and teachers to discuss problems, new ideas, and experiences. Brian Shipley listens to Brian Gianesin and Mark Greenwood. fi Annual Fall Show Displays Student Talents 1' s. I Q ! Steve Fontana looks happy after first-place honors were presented. The annual Coronado Talent Show, held on November 18, proved to be a great success. After taking first place awards, Jones, Fontana and Company, a rock group, and singerfguitarist, Rich Weatherbee, represented Coronado in the All- City Talent Show on February 2, 1977. Judging the contest were Mr. Bob Bechman, Miss Allison Pierce, Mr. Norman Smith, and Mr. Bob Young. Kent Varner was in charge of organization for this year's show. Jean Dudley sparkles with an impression of Julie Andres. Rich Weatherbee performs Vincent Jim Benton plays guitar for his partner, Debbie Bryan. category. in. W Sabrina Quintana sings her way to runner up title in the musicil L 3 in f , i T, In 'L o Qc f N Qtr 26 Ljxj Pep Assemblies Maintain Cougar Spirit Steve Hye enjoys assembly antics. Becky Kovel and Lorraine Wallace plan strategy to whip sur- prised males. Steve Hye headed pep assemblies this year. The assemblies were highlighted by cheers and skits put together by members of the morale committee, which included song and yell leaders and various other Cou- gars. Class competition, involving tricycle races, eat- ing chocolate-syrup dipped donuts, and undressing in sleeping bags, was both exciting and entertaining. Speeches were made by athletic captains and awards, such as the Spirit Stick, were presented by song and yell leaders. Pep Assemblies helped to keep the Cou- gar Spirit alive. Wonder Runner Laura King anticipates her next move. 4 if-1 v 4 -I Q5 ,. .H,. , ,,..,,. ,,., . . 1 9.329319 Qi :N 1 J: ef H- -' fl' K Qin-fizf: 1 1 Je. e H 1 ki' AJ' ty 1 , ,vfi it ii.. mtg W A ' My lc , ,i 1 bv 4 i 1 1 in of .Zh K ,Q Jim Benton reads the names of class competitors. A peppy Cougar crowd enjoys assembly. 1 ef T 'S Kent Varner drinks his concoction. Y M Wfiljiiili 4 4' ..., 1, L. Tracy Lang comments on Cheyenne Mountain wrestlers O O irls Reverse Roles On Sadie Hawkins Day Sadie Hawkins week proved to be very successful. A Powder-Puff foot- ball game, in which the girls got to wear the shoulder pads, got the week off to a rousing start. Sadie Hawkins King candidates were presented to the student body at a special assembly in the middle of the week. The festivities came to a close when Jerry Lewis was crowned king at the Sadie Hawkins rrsin as dance, which was enjoyed by students s if ,N attired in Dogpatch-style costumes. -it M X K M . x ' ,sew - M42 -ji I 55,553 . yrs.: - Linda Duffy gets a push in life. Jerry Lewis, Sadie Hawkins King, was presented at the assembly by Joan Eggar. Kathy Walker, Ann Slavig, and Gerrie Walker relax during assembly. Jerry Lewis and Colleen McNamara laugh it up during crowning at dance. Cindy Hjelmsted enjoys a good long smoke on her corn Jenni LaCombe sprints for a touchdown. cob pipe. And Provide A Week's Worth f Entertainment Harold Breitenbach pursues his life-long dream. Mike Hughes tries to show a little bit of leg. l Q O Christmas King Is New Tradition Christmas was a little different this year at Coronado. The dance started off the season with Punch providing the mu- sic. The following week the tree lighting ceremony, assembly, and caroling took place. At the assembly, the Christmas Queen and King were crowned, Mary Lou Mullane and Dan King. This was the first year Coronado has ever had a Christ- mas King. The Christmas court included Linda Duffy and Kent Varner, Suzie Gearhart and B.J. Ruschioni, Cheryl Held and Bryan Gianesin, Bonnie Logsdon and Steve Hye, and Cindy Webb and Tadd Howard. Oh, how the Christmas tree lights glowed at the tree lighting ceremony. Wendy Roth CMrs Clausj ponders over Christmas GO 'N 'vfao Q O At Coronado Punch,' provided music at the dance. Santa crowned Mary Lou Mullane and Dan King at the Christmas assem- bly. isiif .A 4 27 4, K... .MV Y' , 1 i A Chamber Singer tries to get Scrooge in the Christmas spirit. Jeanette Tharp and her date relax between Songs at the dance. Q0 QQ '35 ,Q Cal aKi'i3A5 ' ' Y' X ..,.. X X bl A Wm gym: Q? Fun-Filled Drama Staged By Cougars Dave Rassmussen gets into his role as Teddy. Cindy Webb sees a ghost! Coronadois first play of the 1976-77 school year was the comedydrama The Ghost Train. All of the characters did an excellent job in protray- ing the story of how a spooky ghost train is used to transport narcotics. The main character, Dave Rass- mussen, played a comical Britisher, Teddy , the de- tective who cleverly solves the mystery. The play was a very suc- cessful one, and turned out better than expected, re- marked the director, Mrs. Linda Johnson, who is the new drama and speech teacher at Coronado. Mrs. Johnson expresseed the fact that she greatly enjoyed working with the students and crew. The play con- sumed six weeks of plan- ning. Mrs. Johnson explains character portrayals Teddy charms Amy Brooks. Brian and Laura seem uneasy about train. 5-an U 5 T!CziE,g as Y 5 . mtx, ..f arms.. ' J mI,L f 1 J w...w.wf....x....wm g ft... W. Q , ik xx? .5 awww . , sg 'N , L, ash' 8 x Sweetheart Week Introduces The 20's Let Me Call You Sweetheart was this year,s theme for the Sweetheart week. One day of this week was a dress up day devoted to the fashions of the l920's. It was not unusual to see someone walking down the hall in knickers or flapper dresses. The queen's assembly proved to be unique when the queens were presented in a 1929 Model A Ford. At the dance Kim Sickinger was crowned Sweetheart queen. Her court con- sisted of LouAnn Cheslock, Joan Egger, Cherie Gair and Meredith Houghton. Kim Sickinger steps out of the Model A Ford. Q0 s ' 37 N 5 ,W , Amy Brooks portrays a gangster during the queen s assembly. Qs' g 2 3 S ,. 1 i r . 5 X Q Groucho fEric Bakerj leers through the leaves at flapper CMichelle Moultonj. i J . . ..m-M Jill Palmer swings her beads in her 20's costume. Jeff Borst checks Dave Rasmussen's teeth. The Queen candidates were presented at the assembly in a 1929 Model A Ford. DQ 00 Z Februar Sweethearts ,fe fn. We r . .f ' ,AHF 'No R59 0 r fi ,sn i x N? Rfiki iff' S wX W X Y 1 1 ff' p 'X gl re errrr rr Q eere 1 . f' 2 -fe? e 'Q-f ee Qelxr -fm, X M 9 .A I fffg' K O00 '-.-.Q Kim Crowned Queen Of Hearts I xx fx xx WCA! S' xxfved Know-'W golf cz Min Time X x X 1 - .N JA! 'QW SX vga BADX4- JSMXA V9 Saas V BYNVXK I-Ufex Ajxgvf 'CQ , E061 V V 'CJ , ll fb V' Q 52 f gl 'ig Z? S! rr 9 : T- -4 s-J ,Q N -.. 1 whlflariiw H M M N,,' .Wy yup -3-...Nav MM W , f X. 1 F, 1 N x ,ff Ek 1 'x Y x 1 x N nn, 'x XX 5, XX Q X, j Nz ' ,ff X 'X X A .xxx 1, '-f-1vf4 ',',,. 'fn W 1-ww Football Season Shows Best Team Effort Yet. An enthused Cougar football team started off the season with the finest playing Coronado football has ever seen. The players, full of potential, carried out an excellent season. One of the earliest highlights was the win over Palmer. The Cougars scored more points against Palmer than any other team at Coronado has in any single contest, giving them their first shut-out, 39-0. Remarked Head Coach Brian Beveridge, As the season started, the team was the finest the school had ever seen. The biggest highlight was prob- -Qss ably the game against Mitchell. Even though we lost in overtime 14-13, it was one of the best games played. Team captains were Senior Jerry Lewis, also selected MVP, and Junior Quarterback Bob Carter. The coaching staff consist- ed of Mr. Brian Beveridge, Mr. Fred Longhart, Mr. Dick Elliot and Mr. Mark Buchanan. A determined Coach Beveridge studies the team's next play. Coach Elliot watches the game with anticipation. Bob Carter studies the Cougar defense. m':i9'tfis4'5ii EF Q BOTTOM ROW: Rick Johnson, Manager: Tracy Lang, Steve Touzen, Tim Gotchey, Vern Miller, Mike Moberly, Dale Duffy, Tim Uptergrove, Roger Snell, Andy Lucas. SECOND ROW: Hank Otto, Trainer: Tim Beaudin, Jim Hadley, Kevin Mudd, Tim Carlson, Joe Lucero, Brian Farrington, Don Miller, Dan Hanshaw, Bob Carter, Lance Lindenberg, Phil Kildow, Manager. THIRD ROW: Coach Brian Beveridge, Wayne Wilkonson, Jim Downing, Jay Carlson, Tad Howard, Jerry Lewis, Gary Powell, Ron Estrada, Drew Austin, Ron Wessel, Curtis Hainds, Coach Dick Elliot. FOURTH ROW: Coach Mark Buchanan, Doug Scott, Ray Ferguson, Mike O'dell, Gary Hopkins, Curt Seward, Kent Wilson, Larry Rich, Glen O'Brien, Mark Siewall, Richard Anaya, Marty Ament, Coach Fred Longhart. is Milk 'fi KP . Q, 'EV 'V X-ii s X - A .. X Wk Q nm 'Q I 4 M55 M., 3 . ,af M - Q mswnad' www A-A Wm 'HV31 . YZQM wmifimxivs ': 1., lf E if s 1 1' ' ' mg n Q ,f I A ' :O ' ' p'?'g,,iif?, ir I hx 2 ' ' , V V f R Q f ,rf E 1 .. A M.. V, im pf , , S L A an 1 4 gl st A . V X -5 1 .2 ff' W..-mae.. f . - K H? E 5, 'W-. , .WM4,,,,gk , g E ' 'T' kg 'Q 1 y 'I 7 fi 2- A : . M sbt' X ws? 4' as ,,,f' , . Vi x .,,,. , ,Q xx J .V. Produces Fine Cougar Gridders The J.V. team had a difficult but good 1976-77 season. The record was three and sixg but according to head coach Paul Han- sen, the team deserved a six - three record instead. Coach Hansen felt the team con- sisted of a fine bunch of players who have a great future in football. The team had an excellent hand in coaching this year with help from John Juarros, Rick Powell, and Dan Connors. Geno Cortes throws ball under pressure. Troy Wilson carries ball for Cougars. ufl:m u1mz ,. Y , lm'nnm--fU'--mnmuuu- - rf alum-n-nmnusawnuap -c--W Cougars charge for first down against South. Troy Wilson and David Miller show excitement after win. Concentration shows on face of Assistant Coach John Juarros. Q0 G Harriers Have Good Season W4 ,lv A Coach Rudy Lucero sees improvement. at With a strong and young teazn consisting of one senior, four ju- niors, and three sophomores, the Cougar Harriers had a good sea- son. As Cross Country Coach Rudy Lucero said, There was much improvement this year over last yearls teamf' Dan King, team captain, was one of the top three runners in the city and among the top 15 in the state. Laurie King was Coronado's first female Harrier. She was also one of the leading girl runners in the state. fox 'goyvl Q, f QTY' h ,453-.. ,N - 4S.2wP'w li W :Z ,qv N801 , ' ' ' 6, V ,N , , ,sa f ...... 4. 'PY'.,, t f t A Q 1 W . -it ity bg-,NLZN i . ff ...t 1 gf IQ -f X . - ' .gsa-i.f.2.wf3x . ' V 1 sa - YY ss.-. il .' 'X R . QO 0 David Martinez stays ahead of the field. QQ 5 W 3' ---Q if l I A04541- i,-fkfix: . M Q' Fit.-3 fe, V 7 pq, ...W .. ss. 9 , . 'ski 1 . M- X I 92454. ' f'cfxgff5'f1gw err: , Kurt Gammill does his best. F 51. QW,-. , R: s 'gr . t-Q , .?.,t',h'i'1:kt 5' N .tvw 'QV' ' 3+--'W' ., - . 3' ' I :dv '9-flight' . 1 ', I , , Q B K R. xi 'dh f if 3 7' in l 1 wi . '.xl1'4T1+ fl! ' .t pm W 4' :gliw L ,, Q... 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L 'V ' ' W 11 ...-, 31 YW ' , I 1 .wi--1 'Lni f 3-f' 'f ' 'g m ' mn,,4,:ff, A . , . ,mg-9 . . 6 71 '..n4w4's a -' '-'vu ' . 2' ,. g A M -- Q' . in-, guyz? ,Q ,- .rf-rg 1- .wm ' ,a EMM' , 1 ' 5' ff' ' 1-filfffl if f r li' v if WM' 'fl' 37. . f ff'19.5'- ' ' L A ' g, . rWv?? . ?5' -' V' .:'i '+Q'iQ. .ae 2 . ig '?-' Cougar runners look for a swift victory. , I sas, -'tr I , .xi LEFT TO RIGHT: Mark House, David Martinez, Jeff Baker, Brett Lamb, Kurt Gammill, Dan King, Rob Curry, Laurie King, Coach Rudy Lucero. M Laurie King enjoys a pep assembly. at e King thinks over his run. 00 O Tankers Splash To Successful Season The girls, swim team had a good season. They were a young team with most of the girls coming from the junior class. Forty girls went out for the team, which is more than in previous years. One highlight of the season was when the Cougar swimmers beat Wasson for the first time, 42 to 41. There were four girls who qualified for state: Joan Egger, Karen Anderson, Carol Lucke, and Diane Bobbitt. Karen placed fifth in individual medley and sixth in 500 free. Most valuable player awards were given to Joan Egger and Karen Anderson. Joan Egger was also the captain for the team. Manager for the swim team was Senior Lynn Holloway. 'Www Coach Sue Tate looks content after successful win. Diane Bobbitt concentrates on the next event. 1 SE. .K ,tgp K X . . .... Joan Egger was voted most valuable player. wuwffaw Karen Anderson shared MVP honors with Joan Egger. o o .0 sf-me . L , Tj an 1 -.sf : , ' , B , f LP 433233, s Mr fu 1 er fi. L he gi :f g .txwlizt ftgagzsfs ' Elf i1:'5?2I'f:u 2'EZE2i's1 .. . V 1 v w.. srzzxzm BOTTOM ROW: Karen Kestenbaum, Katie Higgins, Kris Andrew, Eddie Wilson, Jan Fisher, Karen Anderson. SECOND ROW: Patti Tunnell, Lila Zimmerman, Karol Roe, Sharon House, Sherri Beard, Janet Margiotta, Jan Gildersleeve. THIRD ROW: Lisa Klein, Debbie Wagner, Kathy Watts, Lynn Kubowicz, Marnie Acord, Sandy Floyd, Lynn Holloway, Mary Eastman. FOURTH ROW: Kathy Maxwell, Mary Lovell, Ann Gildersleeve, Jenny Manown, Marla Bauder, Debbie Held, Jane VanZyl, Penny Stoker, Colleen McNa- mara. TOP ROW: Coach Sue Tate, Joan Egger, Lita Johnson, Michelle Bergen, Diane Bobbitt, Laurie Bussey, Carol Lucke, Ruth Ann Knutsen, Beth Texel. W ' .,,t, Carol Lucke relaxes after tough race. Cougar swimmers wait for the gun. Jenny Manown gets off to a good start. OO 0.0 Oo Golf Team T-ed Off At Season. Brad Davis muses, I wonder where it landed? The 1976-77 golf season turned out to be a rough one for the Cougars. The team was a fairly young one consisting of all juniors. According to Head Coach Larry Nicks, next year will be their year. Co- captains this year were Richard Newendyke and Hart Peterson. They also both shared most valuable player honors. The golf team placed sixth in the City League and ninth in the South Central league. Their best overall score of the season was 326. Coach Larry Nicks predicts big things for next year. LEFT TO RIGHT Coach Larry Nicks, Hart Peterson, Brad Davis, Tim McGrady, Roger Ross, Richard Newendyke, Phil Deutch. idiiiif Brad Davis concentrates on swing. Tim McGrady gives it all he's got. W f i Richard Newendyke and Brad Davis debate on which way it Golers enjoy crisp autumn weather, went. O Gao Volleyballers Make First State Appearance! This year was a very memorable one for the Corona- do volleyball team, The girls ended their season with a 14-3 record. They played and won together as a team, and beat both Wasson and Widefield who were co- league champions. Coming up from fourth in the league to second, the Cougars then went to district play-offs. Here many fans watched the Coronado vol- leyball team become District Champion and State Qualifier by beating Pueblo County. At state, the team went against its toughest competition, Arvada West. Here the team lost 7-15, 10-15, then in consolation competition, Adams City gave the team their second lose 9-15, 9-15. This was the team's first year to go to State, and they were bursting with talent and experience. Accord- ing to Coach Joan Devine, The team came through the back door, as the Cinderella team, and represented the league and district at the State Tournamentf' The team captain and Most Valuable Player was senior Suzie Gearhart. Suzie Gearhart and Kathy Yamada are set and ready. Coach Joan Devine urges her team on. BOTTOM ROW: Cheryl Shaw, Regina Winkelman, Michele Koppisch, Sheree Bonke. MIDDLE ROW: Carol Winkelman, Renee Hunt, Linda Holst, Belinda Estrada, Reba Copeland, Joy Donning. TOP ROW: Asst. Coach Sandy Mason, Kathy Yamada, Shelly Ament, Christi Koppisch, Cindy Yamada, Lorraine Wallace, Suzie Gearhart, Manager, Nell Kildow, Bonnie Logsdon, Becky Kovel, Sherilyn Rains, Coach Joan Devine. , I 'Q M 33 my iz K KL.: e I s Q Becky Koval jumps for a point. Christi Koppisch puts one over. Suzie Gearhart concentrates on block. Kathy Yamads attempts a spike. oOi 0550 O Netters Gain Another Year Of Experience The tennis team posted a 1-9-2 record this year, however, it was not indicative of their play. A 4-2 victory over Mitchell stood out as a highlight of the season. Another bright spot was Kevin Coleman's im- proved record of 7-5. He was also voted the most valuable player this year. One of the captains, Frank Johnson, commented, We had a young team this year with a few sophomores on varsity, but we gained a lot of experience and ended up with a great seasonf' Coach Gary Hollman felt that the J .V. tennis team also played well and look promising for next year. Mr. Hollman, who joined the history department this year, also became the new tennis coach. O Frank Johnson returns a fantastic backhand. Co-captain Don Arambula picks up a lob. Greg Frost swoops down with a backhand. gi 23 ,f LEFT TO RIGHT: Mike Lavoto, Coach Gary Hollman, Kent Zimmerman, Greg Frost, Kevin Coleman, Frank Johnson, Dave Schunk, Tom Ramey, Don Arambula O 6290 Intensity Leads Gymnasts To High OO O O Injury cuts season short for Kim Sickinger. uality Season I was very pleased with the quality of gymnas- tics that we turned out, remarked Mrs. Martin, girls' gymnastics coach. The team felt they had a great season with two girls going to state compe- tition. Jeanne Concannon placed fourth on un- even bars with a well-exezcuted routine. Debbie Mack and Jeanne both placed eleventh on floor exercise. Two returning juniors for next year are Janine Young and Jean Dudley. L. Coach Martin observes another team at the district meet held at Coronado. 'ts' tn LEFT TO RIGHT: Jeanne Concannon, Julie Ormsby, Jane Steltzer, Kathy Walker, Jean Dudley, Janine Young, Debbie Mack, Toni Vasgaard. A promlsmg jumor, if A Senlor Jeanne Concannon beams durmg floor exerclse qu x nnbmmhnl Debbie Mack warms up before meet Q 00 Q Cougar Grapplers Exhibit Mat Power This year the Cougar wrestlers had their best season ever, boasting a 9-5 record. Coach Larry Nicks said that the success of the season was due to the team balance and the individual competitiveness. The highlight of the season was the grapplers' victory over Harrison, a team which was in contention for the league championship. Serving as co-captains for the team were Gary Archuleta, Tracy Lang, and Kirk Smith. Best individual performances were shown by Gary Archuleta, who lost only one match all yearg Tracy Lang, Ron Estrada, Greg Brickell, Ron Barajas, and Brian Farrington. Coach Nicks becomes mentally involved from the sidelines. if is ! , Ir Gary Archuleta demonstrates the technique of pinning an opponent. tt Tracy Lang shows the strength and determination of a winner. Kirk Smith attempts to gain control of a Harrison wrestler. 'i X if i I -dr BOTTOM ROW: Dan Payne, Brian Farrington, Pepie Alvarado, Ron Estrada, Greg Brickell, Joe Lucero, Tracy Lang, Kirk Smith, Ron Barajas, Gary Archuleta, Tony Maloney, Steve Webb. TOP ROW: JV Coach Bill Lehman, Manager Rick Johnson, James Willis, Carl Aldez, Doug Chambon, Gary Hopkins, Tim Uptergrove, Mike Lucero, Don Jacobs, Tony Salazar, Bob Allen, Coach Larry Nicks. R MX Ron Estrada maneuvers a take down. JV Coach Bill Lehman discusses strategy with his wrestlers. Greg Brickell ties up an opponent. 3 K' 2 oOQ Tenacious Varsity Cagers Although we started with an inexperienced team this season, the guys have really matured and are playing more aggressive, consistent basketball. When the tournament comes, weill be a definite force. Head Coach Dick Powell felt that even though the team was mostly composed of underclassmen, their strength was squad depth. Highlighting the season were te- nacious defensive efforts by Bob Mooney and Jim Hadley, along with aggressive offensive work by Tim Beaudin, Chris Keenan, and Bob Carter. Each cager made a vital contribution to the team, and with eight lettermen returning next year the prospects for the '78 season are high, remarked Coach Powell. Assisting Coach Powell were Mr. Jim Asher and Mr. Steve Posegate. Serving as managers were Lance Cheslock and Phil Kildow. Jeff Gosch was the trainer for the '77 season. o00 P ! fl' Coach Powell gives instructions to the big D Gain Winning Record, fill O L , k ' . p. x f' f r' , 1 - 4 I . 5 Junior Bob Carter attempts an outside shot. BOTTOM ROW: Jim Hadley, Paul Boyd, Don Miller, Coach Powell, Tim Beaudin, Bob Carter, Hart Peterson. TOP ROW: Dave Miller, David Marshall, Brad Davis, Phil Kildow, Coach Posegate. Lance Cheslock, Jeff Gosch, Bill Gillett, Bob Mooney, Chris Keenan. at Q W, W Prospects For 378 High if Z .if I W.. 5 Q Co-captain Chris Keenan soars for a basket. C0'C3Pt3in Tim Beaudin Shows 501116 Of hiS high percentage shooting. Senior Bob Mooney controls the bail on a fast break. 'll . S 'V s 1 t 45 J 1 , s , . -in ' ig A V l .. ff Cheyenne East wonders where Bob Carter Came from! .fs MW . tr.. D 0 t G gm OQOO 4 is 32,253 yetyi p 'W-W-i gi tx M ..,.-t,tW,W,.A-ti,y ,M by will ' - ' Junior Paul Boyd shows his style on the free throw line. Determination is shown on the face of Don Miller. Bill Gillett sets for a rebound against Mitchell. Hard work is displayed by Jim Hadley as he drives down court iv .:t5 BOTTOM ROW: Robert Larsh, Mike Lavoto, Geno Cortez, Mark Jones, David Tompson, Bill Bufmack, Steve Witte. TOP ROW: Coach Jim Asher, Kent Zimmerman, Dave Reise, Terry Palmer, Jim Klingensmith, Mark Miller, Mitch Sickinger, Gene Houghton, Mark Wofkeil, Mickey McGrath, Curtis Hainds, Coach Steve Posegate. .V. Basketball Shows Winning Potential .L Mickey McGrath anticipates a free throw. This year's J.V. Basketball team showed the potential of fu- ture Cougar winners. The team was coached by Mr. Steve Pose- gate and assisting him was Mr. Jim Asher. They were a hard- working team with many good players even though they did not have many wins. According to head coach Mr. Posegate, '5The players were good and showed much potential even though their record was not that good. The highlight of the season was the team's first game of the year when they beat the Wheatridge Farmers, who had a record of 142 straight wins. The team lost many good play- ers to the Varsity squad, but Coach Posegate feels that helping to build the Varsity team is the main purpose of the J.V. squad. Head coach Mr. Steve Posegate studies his team carefully. SP2 1' Geno Cortez keeps his eye on the ball. ea.. t Q 00 O SOOO Cougar lcers Have Highlighted Season One highlight in the first half of the Cougars' success- ful season was the game against Air Academy which Coronado won 7 to 2. Another highlight came in the form of brothers, name- ly Chuck and Bill Kessler. The Kesslers joined the team at mid-season and, according to Coach Richard Stetson, they gave us the scoring punch that we needed and rounded out an already good teamf' Coach Stetson also commented that the team possessed an excellent goal- tender, Paul Gardiner and team leader, Drew Austin. The captains were Chris McCarthy and Kelly La- Comb. Two more people who were important to the hockey team's success story were Mike O,Dell, Manager, and Ron Rhea, Statistician. Coach Stetson views his icers. KQ- 1 Drew Austin goes for a goal. Chuck Kessler goes into action. v if Kelly LaComb waits for a pass Ray Ferguson glances at coach for instructions. Cougar icers skate on. Chuck Kessler watches his teammates. BOTTOM ROW: Paul Gardiner, Dennis Mullane, Tim Burris, Gary Brunner, Kelly LaComb, Greg Jensen, Chuck Kessler, Joe Timmons. TOP ROW: Coach Stetson, Charlie Osborn, Bill Kessler, Eddie VonEnglen, Wayne Wilkinson, Steve Barzee, Ray Ferguson, Drew Austin, Shawn McNamara, Chris McCarthy, Assistant Coaches Jay Roddy and Stan Kensiger. may on Tankers Achieve New Goals With New Coach eeeeeeh . . C 5 I ' L A ' rm EQ i N x, ..Qh-- 'f:.Y,l5P' Uk 5,g,g.i:ff I ....,,,, 1--. i 'H ' M sa.-. , ,.k, K, ,W .I YQ Butch Lesoing relaxes after winning the 100 yard butterfly. . ,,.. .wa This year was a new beginning for the Coronado Swim team un- der their new coach, Bob Bell, who is currently a teacher at Mitchell High School. The team saw many improvements over last year, even though their record was 3-9. There were 20 swimmers out for the team this year. Although the team will be losing seniors Steve Hye, John Underdahl, Tim Chestnutt, Pete Jaehne, and Steve Howertong Coach Bell is optimistic about next year with many strong juniors and promis- ing sophomores returning. This yearis team captains were seniors Tim Chestnutt, Steve Hye, and John Underdahl. Coach Bell watches Dave Schunk approach the finish line. Brian Shipley pulls for a first-place finish. Steve Hye talks over the meet with teammates. Dave Schunk and Brian Shipley carefully watch their meet. Mark Stephens crawls to victory. BOTTOM ROW: Tom Stavig, Mike Kriedel, Rod Petrelli, Brett Stoll, Tim Jaehne, Robert Strickland. ROW 2: Mark Stephens, Bill Stephenson, Frank Margiotta, Troy Wilson, John Fawcett, Steve Howerton, Laine More, TOP ROW: Manager Mary Lovell, Kent Wilson, John Underdahl, Dave Schunk, Matt Sydow, Brian Shipley, Steve Hye, Butch Lesoing, Coach Bob Bell. Dave Schunk shows perfect form during Coronado swim meet. OO O Girl Cagers Gain Second Year Of Experience The girls' basketball team was a pleasure to work with, remarked varsity coach, Mr. Dick Elliott. Al- though the team was relatively inexperienced, they had a great deal of ability and were a hardworking team. Captains were chosen individually for each game in order to give the girls a chance to share the responsibility. Mr. Fred Longhart served as coach for the junior varsity team this year. The team had a winning record and improved throughout the season. Q0 Coaches Elliott and Longhart intensely observe a game. LEFT TO RIGHT: Delane Schawe, Diane Starch, Kathy Yamada, Callie Videtich. Lorraine Wallace springs for a basket. Shelly Ament, Annette Spoerl, Alecia Clark, Lorraine Wallace, ff-1. is ss F l1'5 i if - L, t1. j x K I .. 5 kk .. X ., I. A t , .ir. I W' fr f F rrrr r fab , .EVE 32 23 G zlit t 23, 3 as r .asss T ' at Kaffe . faffxm L ff ,LLL T o s at t ' S Tw l-' Q -rre 1 . Q ui 2'e r. l ' , g -, itti Z , t '::'T f ii. -, ., D ii' -, 5 , : . ii, 'ii iik 1'ii S f fire ' ii'-i 7 ' A ii N' A of ili t - , S Q 4 ' . a --3 G O , rm plii L ,t g W3 If fa ,v ,I ii as f,.-- ' 1 Q , L ivsss ' BOTTOM ROW: Junior Varsity Manager Nell Kildow, Pam Hale, Belinda Estrada, Rene Hunt, Michelle Koppisch, Rene Dooley. TOP ROW: Darlene Bobbitt, Ruth Ann Knutson, Karen Anderson, Diane Bobbitt, Denise Farmer, Coach Fred Longhart. - 1 ff - 12' H 'i 'W -we l. s va. -,,- ,, fp, -.xg W W Ill .... A NM: 2 L .RN fu 3 4- if Alecia Clark goes in for a lay-up. X XY .- N., A if sg, .YA, :ji X t a 5 0-f-.,....,. unit seee K um Q Lorraine Wallace gets the tip from a jump ball. Kathy Yamada shoots for two points, is lb M 2 2.4 F is T t .2 W L 1 fefsegfa Q . X as L1 f. we 3 Q O oag Coronado's Charlie Brightens Coronado's 1976-77 Charlie Cougar was por- trayed by junior Michelle Moulton. Michelle per- formed regularly at pep rallies and basketball half- times. During one of the halftimes, she performed a special holiday routine in which she threw candy canes into the audience. Michelle's support at sports activities and her enthusiasm gave a lift to the Char- lie tradition. Michelle Moulton, alias Charlie Cougar. Songleaders take Charlie Cougar for a flying leap. Q Up Cougar Spirit A T an A 25 . - wi -. sf? - . . . -' - '41 . '- g Q., aw N fri if e ,We M ,N t- v W ' S if a 7 af' we 05 1. 1 9 'Q , 'gpg 'A-V V . - ' .Q . f-A C .4,3L, N A- .Y 'Q ,Q 1 'Q Y, wr. . ,Q f r - ' : Q A 2 ---t Charlie, Michelle Moulton, brings spirit to a wrestling match. Charlie joins spectators in the stands. elonor Guard Carries Cn Traditional Cougar Spirit K The 1976-77 Honor Guard at Coronado consisted of two girls, senior Theresa Amerson and sophomore Kendra Chandler. The Honor Guard presented the flags at all varsity home sports events, at the State Swim meet, and the State Cheerleading competition. The two girls had a few money-making projects this year, such as selling bubble gum and pencils. This money was used to buy letters for their uniforms. They had a new sponsor this year, Mrs. Jan Espinosa. Kendra Chandler and Theresa Amerson present the colors. Mrs. Jan Espinosa wasenew Honor Guard sponsor. Kendra Chandler smiles during presentation. QQ Oo Varsity Yell Leaders Radiate . The 1976-77 Varsity yell leaders not only proved to be the best last summer at the United Spirit Association camp in Logan, Utah, but also succeeded in bringing home a superior trophy from the state contest in January. Among the awards received at camp was the 49'ers award, the top award at the camp, which included a S100 scholarship. Although the squad had only two guys instead of six this year, it did not affect their quality. The squad supported all sports events and promoted school pride and spirit at pep ral- lies. l Z.. 4, if -. 4' , v t s T Head yell leader, Brenda Liester, starts a chant. LEFT TO RIGHT: Debbie Mack, Patti Moorhead, Brenda Liester, Jane Steltzer. The squad's sponsor, Miss Tate, observes at the state compe- tition. Patti Moorhead laughs at a pep rally skit. 02590 3' 1 ,M A 4 0 :Uv ' Traditional Coronado Spirit vt X S Shelley Howells concentrates on the competition at the state cheerleading contest. Jim Benton, Shelley Howells, Mike Hughes, and Kris Camp- bell. Jane Steltzer ends a cheer with style. Mike Hughes and Kris Campbell perform with precision at the state contest. 622550 Varsity Songleaders Remain State Champions! Full of enthusiasm and spirit, this year's varsity songleading squad kept the Coronado tradition by being named state champs. The squad was a rela- tively new one this year with only two returning girls. They attended the U.S.A. yell and song lead- ing camp this summer in Logan, Utah, and received a third place trophy and eighty-one ribbons. The squad then competed in the state competition, in which they received a superior trophy and became state champions. This was a hard-working squad that supported all sports events and participated in many school events and pep assemblies. The squad's success would not have been as great without the help of their sponsor, Miss Pat Calahan. Making up the squad were Co-captains Cheryl Held and Kim Sickinger, Mary Bonner, Linda Duffy, Sharon Flanagan, Cherie Gair, Patti Grillot, Laura Hagen, and Kathy Snell. Kathy Snell has fun while Co-Captains Kim Sickinger and Cheryl Held smile about their squad's success. pC1'f0rming. Mary Bonner shows enthusiasm for Coronado. Sharon Flanagan puts punch into her routine. Q O Q 0 Cherie Gair smiles at the crowd. ' l L i 4 4 y 1 4 4 x , at ...,..4.. fvlwuin BOTTOM ROW: Sharon Flanagan, Cherie Gair, Cheryl Held. ROW 2: Linda Duffy, Mary Bonner. TOP ROW: Kim Sickinger, Laura Hagen, Patti Grillot, Kathy Snell. Songleading sponsor Miss Pat Calahan takes a break from practice. Patti Grillot in position during the state routine. . :V D ,Q F V OOO0 Football Coronado Opponent 26 I A Cheyenne Mountain nnoo ooon 11.3 6 . . . -WZLSSOH . . 22 1 3 Widefield A ' A A I 533 39 7 Palmer eeoole 7 4 0 7 p Air Academy 20 13 8 ' East I eeoa 1 21 . ano . Mitehellf y 28 14 Harrison ' 8 it South 7,27 2 1 Centennial 3 5 J .V. Record 3 Wins 6 Losses ' Girls Swim oeno Coronado Opponent 62 East 102 29 South 48 43 Harrison 40 42 Wasson 41 92 Widefield 78 36 Mitchell 47 59 Fountain Valley 8 18 Central 63 30 Doherty 52 31 Centennial 52 58 Fountain Valley 16 91 Air Academy 79 32 Palmer 50 48 Cheyenne Mtn. 32 Girls Gymnastics Coronado Opponent 73.5 Woodland Park 9 49.8 81.6 Air academy 91.25 74.5 Widefield 67.3- Doherty 71 88.95 East 77.95 - Harrison 44.4 61.55 South 82.4 - Mitchell 80.9 89.5 f3rdJ Wasson Inv. 91.35 t4thj District p Coronado 2 '..., ,...'. Q Boys Tennis 4 is 7 'Opponent . Harrison.. . .... .....a . at 3 Palmer ii he 2 oherty eiiit 0 131161210 301101 0 Puelilo East iii ' I 0 A 37573-SSDI! ll. 7. 1 Centennial p he 4 I ttttoi 5 1 A Air Acaaemy . 3 Widefield iitii I ttio 2 . Fountain Valley-. . 0 Pueblo Central 2 3 I District fl roundj tlele 1 J .V. Record 1-fi MA.. Cross-Country . 1 Arapahoe 19 out of 21 Doherty 6 out of 9 Widefield 7 out of 10 Aurora 22 out of 30 Central 17 out of 22 Pikes Peak Inv. 15 out of 23 Coronado Inv. 5 out of 8 City Meet 4 out of 5 District SCL 10 out of 12 Volleyball Coronado vs Harrison 15-3, 15-4 Coronado vs Central 15-11, 15-13 Coronado vs Palmer 15-4, 15-6 Coronado vs Doherty 15-5, 15-7 Coronado vs Cheyenne 15-12, 15-10 Coronado vs Wasson 15-5, 15-12 Coronado vs South 15-7, 15-4 Coronado vs Widefield 8-14, 10-15 Coronado vs East 15-6, 15-4 ev Coronado vs Centennial 11-15, 15-7,11-15 Coronado vs Air Academy 15-6, 15-11 Coronado vs St.Marys 15-12, 11-15, 14-16 . Coronado vs. Mitchell 8-15, 13-15 Sub-District QWidefieldJ 15-11, 15-7 I Sub District fWassonJ 15:12, 15-8 .ly.- District QPueb1o Countyj 15-5, 15-11 State tArvada Westj 7-154, 10-15 rlee 1 f State,.1Adams. Cityj 9- 1 5,g9- J.V. Record 10 Wins 4 Losses 1, 52 p p Pueblti South 9 yy y 651 l1 i 2 63 '1 5 6 Harrison it , ,,L,f' 1 7 Pueblo Central A it 0 55 ,, 8 6 Doherty 6 58 6 65 6 66 6 Palmer :11 ' ' 6 ,,,,., 6 6 6 Wasson 6. 7 Vlgidefield 6 51 83 A Pueblo Centennial 80 Pueblo 73 y Mitchell 62 70 i llll 9 Pueblo East 64 Harrison an 66 y pppp p Z6 Academy? pp . 52 JN. Record Wins - 7 Losses l eil Q 4 lnn 6 6 7 Boys Coronado 3 1 p 60 6 Opponent 52 Air Academy as A lccc Centennial A 1 12 Doherty 6 54Vz Cheyenne Mtn. 29 24-V2 66 6 5 3 51 llli1 Pueblo Central of 4 120 , 3 Mitchell A , 49 34 6 56 6 4 Widetield 27 82 alee -Harrison 89 38 at Pueblo East 44 pGir1s Basketballi Coronado , y Qpponent 31 A Jefferson County ' 40 25 6 Palmer 4 7 31 54 Fountain 40 6 3 5 6 I fig 'J 419 central y 58 66 53 43 Harrison ' 'C Cheyenne Mr. 33 36p t 6 Widelieldyl 42 43 Pueblo South ' 61 strls Mitchell A rlr 7 sfo 58 43 6 ' 6 46 Alf Acadcmy centennial 44 'J.v. record 438 it ii r-6f 6 r k1:: Qi. 666 '66, 66..666 6 ..66 n 6' I 7 Wasson l l 33 it Aurora Central 16 Ruchlo East 15 Mitchell 382- f Centennial 29 Harrison Academy Pueblo South 19 Pueblo Central Widefield 9 66 217 Westminister Inv. 7th place Coronado Inv. 3rd place' District Tournament 6thy66,place SCL League 5th place A 1 6'f6 ,H '.16 Coronado 4 Mitchell 0 St, Marys 3 Palmer 4 Doherty l Ft, Valley 0 Cheyenne Mtn. 32 trlt Wasson 7 Air Academy - srrs Mitchell Palmer Mitchell 4 3 5 an 4 Wasson 10 Doherty Palmer 102 7 Doherty 2 Cheyenne Mountain opponent 6 6666 6 66.18 6 lyyl 20 2 3 26 917 6 66t66 30 25 it 19 +39 628 628 Opponent 6 64 8 5 77 p5 ll i7 2 3 9 1 3 2 4 1 oc O0 S 1, 'QW'---ink, '- ' f 3 is nfl I Mxm ' ' I , ,,,,i?.W I ,L Ak' .. 'R . ' -gm: L I 'h .,.,,gi W' X J ' kk ,hung A f' W xxx Q 1 'P 1 v W , 5 X A Q mf' ,f , ,,.. , X X i x x X 2 4 2 3 m Z Yi XX 'ag X 1 Ex , X ,X K , X , X f x 1, ,5 X If a if' L sq Y - X x kann H x . 'x K: X xx X! A L, ae Q u -, is X Cl 5108030 ZHTIU S I' n 1 I 5 1 1 , Q wg T ' 3 Q' Q W . uub 5 X 1 Dedicated Cabinet Crew Builds Student Support For the most part, involvement by the student body has been goodf' remarked Cabinet sponsor Mr. Rex Gisler. Mr. Gisler felt that the dedication and hard work shown by Cabinet members was indicative of the success of all their projects. Stu- dent-Faculty retreats, Welcome Back Week, and Homecoming Week were all well organized and enjoyed by the student body. One of the new pro- jects added this year was International Week, planned for the foreign language department clubs by Cabinet. Mr. Gisler listens intently during Cabinet session. President Jim Benton ponders Homecoming activities BOTTOM ROW: Bryan Gianesin, Suzie Gearhart, .lim Benton, Anne Stavig, Mike Hughes. TOP ROW: LouAnn Cheslock, Kent Varner, Christi Koppisch, Steve Hye, Meredith Houghton. 1- ' gif' , H- Suzie Gearhart, vice-president, smiles after gaining her new position. Secretary of Treasury Christi Koppisch beams because of successful sales campaigns. 5' wigs' Q f 'IP I f 5 Secretary of Student and Academic Affairs Kent Varner proposes future plans. Mike Hughes, Secfetafy 0fC0u11Cil,1eadS Tug' of-War activities. 1 Q0 Go l -f Secretary of Social, Anne Stavig, and LouAnn Cheslock, Secre- tary of Records, enjoy a moment of relaxation. Meredith Houghton works on publicity plans for her committee, I Bryan Gianesin, Secretary of Assemblies, leads a group discus- sion at the fall retreat. Secretary of Morale, Steve Hye, explains class competition at a pep assembly. Seniors Sponsor Senior Council was busy throughout the year, focusing on two major weeks of activity for the student body. The first, Sadie Hawkins week, included a Powder Puff football game, an assem- bly, and a dance. The second, Sweeter Sex Supplies week, included a movie, an assembly, a girls' slave day, and an after-the-game dance. Council also had a snow cone sale, a malt shoppe, a cowbell sale, and they sponsored After- Prom as well. They were sponsored this year by Mrs. Maggie Patrone and Mr. Ric Hermann. 43 y C s,., , ifffggwg 'S in ff K - 'LV 13: 'iff VS i b ,L ..k. ggi W- 5 yfifll' f 5 Q Q Q25 . I I - ,, kv A i,,.gQf 'f it ft .1 ,SW Q ' ,L f 1 -ff ii in First semester president, Curt Seward, consid- ers plans for Sweeter Sex Supplies week. Two Full Weeks Of Activities First Semester Council: LEFT TO RIGHT- Curt Seward, president, LaRae Wagner, Becky Gamber, vice-president, Barbara Hornstein, Janice Rowland, Wendy Walker, Lynn Holloway, ICC Representativeg Regina Dennehy. Second Semester Council: LEFT TO RIGHT- Ronny Rhea, Lila Woolman, Joan Egger, Barbara Hornstein, Cindy Hjelmstad, Ann Wegner. Regina Dennehy. 51 , ,ir iff? , O O Christmas Tree Sale Successful For Juniors As their annual project, Junior Council once again sold Christ- mas trees. This year the juniors had an admirable amount of suc- cess, as they sold every one of the trees. They were assisted by Colo- rado Springs Teachers' Associ- ation CC.S.T.A.j. The money that they earned was used to give the seniors a memorable prom. Besides the tree sale, juniors also sold shakers, caramel apples, and raffled off a game ball during basketball season. They were sponsored by Mr. Hal Williamson, Mrs. Kathy Mathers, and Miss Susan Voren- berg. Second Semester Council: BACK ROW- Ray Ferguson, Bobby Carter, Alex Herrera, Dave Schunk. FRONT ROW- Mr. Wil- liamson, Penny Stoker, Amy Brooks, Miss Vorenberg. Not pic- tured: Denise Gruitch. o O 3 First Semester Council: BACK ROW- Ray Ferguson, president, Dave Schunk, vice- president, Brian Shipley, ICC representative, Miss Vorenberg, Mr. Williamson. FRONT ROW- Penny Stoker, Colleen McNamara, Ann Gildersleeve, Secretary of Council, Kathy Yamada. Ray Ferguson, president of Junior Council, presents part ofthe proceeds from the Christmas tree sale to Mr. Tom Hurley, C.S.T.A. president, to be used for Christmas baskets for the needy. Q Sophomore Council, sponsored by Mr. Steve Cervi and Mrs. Pat Miller, had a full year of activi- ties and money-making projects. Starting out the year they sold Homecoming corsages. Through- out the rest of the year they had a caramel apple sale, candy cane sale, and a snow cone sale. They also sold Cougar phone books and sponsored the Halloween dance. As a final first semester pro- ject, sophs assembled a booklet of their experiences in council to be passed along to future councils. First Semester Council QTOP-BOTTOMJ: Jill Palmer, Jenny LaCombeg ICC represen tativeg Sue Wolf, Beth Texel, vice-presidentg Shelly Ament, Quinetta Hochstetler, presi- dent, Wendy Roth, Alan Mowers, Clyde Lehmkuhl. Sophomores Sponsor Money-Making Projects Second Semester Council QLEFT-RIGHTJ: Debbie Byram, Jill Palmer, Sue Wolf, Karen Kestenbaum, Lori Snare. Not Pictured: Steve Fontana, Keith Wendy Roth relaxes after a council meeting O'Dell. l Q O Under the new direction of Mr. Craig Harms, the Stage Band had a successful year. They com- peted in the Maynard Ferguson Jazz Festival at Doherty High School, in which they placed sec- ond. During the month of Decem- ber, they put on concerts for local elementary schools. The Stage Band also had their own jazz con- cert here at Coronado in the spring and kept the spirit up at assemblies, basketball games, and other activities. Mr. Harms, directs rehearsal for Stage Band concert Stage Band J azzes Up Assemblies BOTTOM ROW: Dale Ness, Mark Miller, Mark Jones, Steve Fontana, Gary Brunner, ROW 2: Randy Schneider, Rob Rickey Joe Sanford, Michelle Bergen, Pam Russmann, Evan McHugh, Mark Howland. TOP ROW: Richard Mantz, Tim Chestnutt, Jim Kleffner oDO O Rex Gile, Larry Walker. The Marching Band, under the direction of Mr. Craig Harms, new director of instrumental mu- sic, had a busy and successful year. To begin with, they took first place in their division at Ger- ry Barry stadium on Band Day. They also competed in Band Day at the Air Force Academy. In ad- dition to their competitions, the Marching Band provided colorful formations and spirit at football 7 halftimes. Steve Hale Coronado's drum major, led the 1976-77 Marching Band. Band Marches To Beat f New Director , 7 P H -itii .1 BOTTOM ROW: Meredith Daniels, Steve Hale, Dianna Dufford, David Seagle, Melody Cox, Judy Wagner, Lori Hodges, Kim- berly Brown, Jerri Rocholtz, Laura King, Louise Flesvig, Raymond Meinhart, Richard Mantz, Mark Jones, Frank Meacham, Jim Klingensmith. ROW 2: Wayne Hunt, Gerald Hunt, Brian Bartlett, Kelly Johnson, Pam Russmann, Steve Fontana, Teresa Gardner, Lisa Klein, Michelle Bergen, Gary Brunner, Mark Howland, Evan McHugh, Joyce Benson, Michelle Bramley, Mike Leggett. TOP ROW: David Burnett, Joe Sanford, Randy Schneider, Robert Richey, Pat Slowey, Mark Miller, Kent Wilson, Michelle Koppisch, Debra Wagner, Patti Tunnell, Pam Phillips, Cherry Todd, Mary Goalder, Kathy Van Dyke, Nancy Ormsby, Karol Roe, Jan Fisher, Lynn Kubowicz, Brad Densmore, Larry Walker, Rex Gile, Tim Chestnutt, Don Metzger, Jim Kleffner. GG o Orchestra Students Prove Music Is Important Music has become very important to most young people , explains Mr. Harms, Hand Coronadois Orchestra students prove itf' Mr. Harms became the new Orches- tra teacher this year and he compared the students to other Orchestra stu- dents around Colorado. Mr. Harmes thinks Coronado's students have really improved since the beginning of the year. Orchestra performed at many ele- mentary schools and they also put on the spring Festival. no .0 Practice makes perfect during orchestra sessions. ROSTER FIRST VIOLIN: Lila Woolman, Katy Higgins, Becky Gamber, Kathie Snell, Linda Gibson. OBOE: Julie Caldwell. FLUTE: Karol Roe, Patti Tunnell. TROMBONE: Randy Schneider, Mark Miller, Robert Richey, Joe Sanford. SAXOPHONE: Steven Fontana, Gary Brunner, Pam Russman, Michelle Ber- gen, Evan McHugh, Mark Howland. CELLO: Susan Brink, Kris Campbell, Kelly Johnson. BASS: Larry Tate, Rich- ard Mantz. CLARINET: Evan McHugh, Dianna Dufford. BASSOON: Kelly Johnson. TUBAz Jim Klingens- mith. SECOND VIOLIN: Jane VanZyl, Shirley Heath, Jill Macnabb, Sheryl Walker, Katherine Moore. TRUMPET: Don Metzger, Jim Kleffner, Tim Chest- nutt, Tom Cakalic, Larry Walker, Rex Gile. HORN: Lynn Kubowicz. PER- CUSSION: Frank Meacham, Lisa Klein, PIANO: Dale Ness, DRUMS: Mark Jones. . W Mr. Craig Harms proves to be a dedicated Orchestra Shirley Heath studies her music. teacher. Coronado musician waits for direction. Orchestra practices for the Christmas concert. QQ OO O Dedication Pays Off For Chamber Singers The Coronado Chamber Sing- ers are a special group of singers selected from Chorale. They sing with the Chorale as well as per- form their own special concerts. Chamber Singers attended the State Madrigal Test, and were chosen as one of the six best Chamber Singer groups in the state. They held special programs at West and Holmes Junior High, and gave a Christmas con- cert at Buena Vista Elementary. Mr. Buck concentrates on Chamber Singers' harmony ,si-is BOTTOM ROW: Becky Gamber, Kevin Coleman, Cindy Webb, Gerald Hunt, Lynn Holloway, Mike Hughes,Linda Wiley Bryan Gianesin, Meredith Daniels. TOP ROW: Leonard Schroath, Joan Egger, Larry Ladouceur, Kerry Piper, Kevin Newendyke Shirley Heath, David Rasmussen, Kathy Maxwell, David Marshall, Laura Hagen, Jim Klingensmith, Terri Ramey, Dale Ness QQG Sight Reading Adds New Aspect To Chorale Sightreading became a new aspect in the music classes over this past year, and a group of students called the Chorale Singers was one group that tried it out. Sightreading is a kind of exam to test the students' ability in reading music. It has not been used in many schools before, and Mr. Buck, Chorale director, was not sure how well it would work out. He did say that Chorale was a group of very talented students and he was sure they would do the best job they could. The Chorale performed in a lot of concerts including Spring Festival and the T.V. tape which was on KKTV during the Christmas season. Mr. Buck warms up with Chorale. 9? BOTTOM ROW: Amy Brooks, Wayne Hunt, Jolene Miller, Bryan Gianesin, Kerry Piper, Dale Hunt, Cindi Foltz, Karen Howerton, Pam Mason, Linda Wiley, Kristina Hall, Mark Stephens, Mike Lucero, Jill Whinery, Dale Ness. ROW 2: Debbie Bloom, Laura Gilbert, Jim Piper, Sabrina Quintana, Gerald Hunt, Steph Luehring, Cindi Webb, Debbie Hughes, Daniel Johnson, Lisa Klein, Richard Newendyke, Kathy Maxwell, Terri Ramey, Debbie Byram, Delta Guy, Wendi Walker. ROW 3: Brooke McMinn, Randi Moose, Robert Knight, Lou Ann Cheslock, Dave Gilliom, Darlene Schwartz, Keli Kiel, Shirley Heath, Sherri Beard, Jenny Manown, Kathy Walker, Lila Zimmerman, Mark Clifton, Ron Meyers, Ron Miller, Quinetta Hochstetler, Wendy Roth. TOP ROW: Pam Remington, Harold Anderson, Lynn Holloway, Larry Ladouceur, Kathi Watts, Dave Rasmussen, Nikki Wolfkeil, Leonard Schroath, Meredith Daniels, Kevin Coleman, Curt Seward, Becky Gamber, David Marshall, Phil Kildow, Jim Klingensmith, Craig Roeser. i O 0 o O .H.S. Promotes Students ualities National Honor Society is sponsored by Mr. John Casey and Mrs. Betty Boyd. Its purpose is to recognize and promote the four qualities of scholarship, leadership, character, and ser- vice. The members must be juniors or seniors and have a minimum grade point average of 3.5 at mid-semester. Their membership is then recognized nationally and by other high schools around the city as well. BOTTOM ROW: Sponsor Mr. Casey, Mark Hopkins, Kelly Johnson Steve Hye Christi Koppisch Becky Gamber Jill McNabb Jim Worlton, Brenda Taylor. ROW 2: Greg Johnson, Angie Farris Dan King Nancy Pickett Leonard Schoarth Sponsor Mrs Boyd TOP ROW: Jane VanZyl, Duane Holding, Patti Moorehead Julie Sanders Ann Stavig Bryan Gianesm Q O Q4 MEMCRY MARKER l,, ,, W W M, ,,,, , , ,,,,, - Ajay ,fmf We hope that within these pages you will find the photographs and words to help recapture the spirit of this year. This book is your only permanent record of a memorable year. Don't forget to use it again: - to remember a face - to recall a place - to relive a game - to remember a name. Enjoy the memories. Their value will increase with the passing years. , Yff- X fxgxxx J osten's f American Yearbook Company t ff-:,. , ' - -,' . E Bryan Gianesin, Becky Gamber, and Jill McNabb all like to study the dictionary. SICYLC HYC CYUOYS HCUVMCS HS Well 35 SCh00l wor . Q- V-an , .fs A115514 4. E M., Becky Gamber likes outdoor books. Mr. Casey and Mrs. Boyd were the sponsors this year. Cb QD .0 OO Forensics is the art of speaking competitively on a state-wide lev- el in the areas of drama, humor, original oratory, poetry, and de- bate. Led by a new coach, Ms. Susan Vorenberg, the Forensics Team participated in 15 tournaments and consistently ranked superior. The outstanding ability of the Coronado Forensics Team en- abled them to appear on selected television programs and as guest speakers at major conventions. The large amount of time, hard work, and dedication required of each member was rewarded through learning a useful skill and through feelings of high self- accomplishment, stated Ms. Vorenberg. Coronado's Smooooth Talkers In Forensics Coach Vorenberg is caught in a thoughtful mood . 'Qin President Bryan Gianesin gets emotionally involved. Dave Rasmussen smiles after a winning performance o O 'R k,k- N--.swf ,--- Z Vice-president Wendi Walker lets friends know about forensics. Keith Detherage stresses a point. BOTTOM ROW: Coach Susan Vorenberg, Gerri Walker, I.C.C. Representative Ann Caldwell, Rhonda Walter, President Bryan Gianesin. TOP ROW: Jeff Borst, Dave Rasmussen, l.C.C. Representative Jim Gillespie, Keith Detherage. Not pictured: Bobby Jo Binion, Mike Norton, Wendi Walker, Jim McNabb, Jean Dudley, Greg Johnson, Sue Rowenski, Amy Brooks, Laine More, Debbie Wittman, Curtis Banks. f we lijaiqrf U 3 if five Qi 0000 fliiwfatgfejg I fi? For-E iv? Yearbook Staff Makes Good Timesw Happen The Recuerdos staff chose the theme Good Times for the l976-77 year- book. Co-editors Shelley Howells and LeRae Wagner decided to use student poetry related to the theme in the opening section. This year's staff was happy to offer for the first time a sup- plement including coverage of all spring sports, prom, and graduation activities. Coronado once again hosted the an- nual yearbook clinic, which was at- tended by more than nineteen schools. Advisors this year were Mrs. Kathy Mathers and Mrs. Linda Kroll. The American Yearbook representative was Mr. Bill Holstein and the official school photographer was Whits Stu- dio. Advisor Mrs. Kathy Mathers gives careful thought to theme development BOTTOM ROW: Eric Baker, Kelly Rathbun. TOP ROW: Meredith Daniel, Patti Grillot, Cherie Gair, Robert Strickland, LeRae Wagner, Michele Moulton, Kendra Chandler, Shelley Howells, Brenda Maloney, Alan Mowers, Jill Palmer. Not Pictured: Steve Sauder, Faith Perry, Koleen Schoenthaler, Pauline Keller. Layout editors LeRae Wagner and Shelley Howells go over pages. Photographers, LEFT TO RIGHT: Paul Major, Eric Baker, Jeff Borst, Michelle Moulton, Robert Strick- land, Cheri Gair. Head Photographer Eric Baker is far from camera shy. Section Editors-BOTTOM ROW: Jill Palmer, Clubs and Organizations: Michelle Moulton, Sports: Patti Grillot, Activities. TOP ROW: Steve Sauder, Academics: Kelly Rathbun, Ads and Index: Brenda FROM TOP: Co-editors Shelley Howells and LeRae Wagner, Photo Editor Steve Sauder, Copy Editor Brenda Ma- loney. Maloney, Classes. V 1 rf' ' ,fine P itl' if ,.. .,.,,,. S - 13 c fe ff'-f R-ew ' E---Q F O Q N' 4 ' it F -fn iiwxsweu s... 'I' ', . ' 1 ' .ff 3 3 . :fp GV' A -- WM . - ' gs .-gg S, it ' : se' t, tttt lie .,,mm,+ ' .. , ,Q . K , V A ,y g y HJ x I I K if ,523-h ..,:-5' fm 5 . ', 'f I il ' -f 'U lte 1 r no W sf- mamma 1 kkky mira , 5 'I W ' Q Q , 2 at W .,,,, 'N ' - A .V Ref? ::: 1 V ' ' f it ll Wx . .,t,. t S . C - , A .. fN sm J Piii.'g I t gs , 3 Q15 mx e ectt . ' if . lj f tt .1 fs f if .L :. W , I I . ,ggi E ,fy 31 .gb ,gi 2 anna Z 'i : '1' fi. C' ' W E ,fi Drama Club Students Present Three Plays The Ghost Train, The Skin of Our Teeth and '6Take Her, She's Mine were all plays performed by the drama club this year. Mrs. Linda Johnson was the new club sponsor. The students in drama club were busy during the year practicing, perfect- ing, and performing the three plays. Most of the money from the ticket sales for the play, The Skin of Our Teeth,', was donated to the Colorado Wild- life Association for the protection of endangered species. Mrs. Johnson concentrates on a play rehearsal. LEFT TO RIGHT: Pam Mason, Bryan Gianesin, Dave Rasmussen, Steve Osborn, Jeff Borst, Anne Caldwell, Tom Crippen, Lou Ann Cheslock, Diane Russell, Edie Wilson, Alex Herrera, Gerald Hunt, Clyde Lehmkuhl, Karen Howerton, Nancy Ormsby, Bruce Stuckey, Michele Bramley, Pam Phillips, Michelle Koppisch. o I Unity Club Promotes Idea Of Brotherhood Thirty students were involved in the Unity Club this year, with Mr. Jake Garcia again acting as sponsor. Mr. Garcia expressed the philosophy of the club with these words, When we speak of the melting pot the- ory, what we are really talking about is brotherhood. The goal of this club is to get all students involved in school activities. Black Awareness Week was their biggest project this year. .4 rg LEFT TO RIGHT: Sharon High, secretary: Verna Williams, Mr.Garci21,SP0I1S0f, heads H Club meelmg- presidentg Rissa Smith, vice-president: Margie Morgan, treasurer. BOTTOM ROW: Rissa Smith, Daniel Johnson, .lake Garcia, David Caruth, Margie Morgan, Verna Williams. ROW 2: Mr. Garcia, sponsor: Debbie Caruth, Evet Dixon, Henry Taylor, Agustin Fonseca, Sharon High, Cathy Taylor, Mark Jones, Diane Jacobs. TOP ROW: Michael Smith, Terry Palmer, Lorraine Wallace, Joe Sanford, Harold Palmer. ,Z 5 is r X J? Q 0 V.I.C.A. Organizes New Program VICA CVocational Industrial Clubs of Amer- icaj is a club for all students in vocational classes. The club consists of students from electronics, drafting, graphic arts, auto, and building con- struction. This year they met early Monday and Tuesday mornings for half hour periods. They also held breakfast meetings once a month. These meetings were devised to encourage leadership in the students. VICA's main project for this year was to reor- ganize their program. They met January 25 to discuss the reorganization. Richard Mantz experiments in electronics. , V sa, v . 1 1' - , , 1 '13 Th. K A H f- K ' r , .- ' iftffzii T , . a, 7, 3:35 Iseli' 'S X 513'-629 Jaxx idx WT' BOTTOM ROWQ Kevin Kirby, Connie Vasgaard, Mike Griffith. ROW 2: Keith Tack, Tom Cakalic, Jeff Walker, David Otto, Andy MacKean, Jim Willis. ROW 3: Sponsor Mr, Mock, Mike Kreidel, Dan Fleming, Gene Herren, Dennis Mullane, Janice Rowland, Mr. Kovac, sponsor. TOP ROW: Lance Lindenburg, Steve Kreidel, Dale VanDerwedge, Ed Bretag, Scott Smith, Ron Miller, Rick Schwenker, Rick Johnson. o oo 0 1 1 Q me 1 i N 115: 1. 1 . e srre guflll 14f ' r e ecceettt - h 3' - c q ' Drafting students work to achieve perfection. Max Snare prepares to rip a piece of plywood on the table saw. Glenn Rayburn examines circuit wiring. W faq Buddy Crippen observes an engine tune-up. X Q00 i so Reach Out is a group of concerned Cougars. It consists of separate groups led by Susan Brink, Janet Margiotta, LeRae Wagner, and Amy Whitaker. These four people have studied books on peer counseling since they were in Reach Out last year. They plan all Reach Out events, which have includ- ed several parties and a picnic. They lead their groups in discussions about problems and logical solutions to these problems. The group meets every Wednesday after school and are spon- sored by Mr. Ralph Kruger. + if .. .-me X ,N sw Q Mr. Kruger shows satisfaction with the peer counselors. Reach Out Develops Understanding Q0 Peer counselors from LEFT TO RIGHT: Amy Whitaker, Susan Brink, Janet Margiotta, Le Rae Wagner. O O Reach Out, TOP TO BOTTOM: Angela Espinoza, Clarianne DeHerrera, Mr. Kruger, Janet Margiotta, Amy Whitaker, Ka- ren Vasey, Rayma Trujillo, LeRae Wagner, Susan Brink, Ja- cob DeHerrera. 'lt C Club Boosts Cougar Pride In Athletics C Club, also known as Varsity Club, is sponsored by Mr. Fred Longhart and Mrs. Bobbie Martin. This club consists of Cougars who have lettered in Cou- gar sporting events. They try to raise money to buy athletic equipment. One of their projects this year was selling red and gold hats. It was a successful year for C Club. C Club Officers, LEFT TO RIGHT: Rick Johnson, treasurer, Tad Howard, president, Andy Lucas, vice-president. Not pictured: Shelley Howells, secretary: Alecia Clark, secretary. BOTTOM ROW: Bobby Carter, Dave Marshall, Jay Carlson, Jerry Lewis, Patty Moorhead, Tammy Fisher, Cindy Yamada, Suzi Gearhart, Kim Wooley, Regina Deenehy, Ann Wegner, Christi Koppisch. ROW 2: Andy Lucas, Jim Hadley, Jim Benton, Mike Moberly, Steve Tounzen, Tad Howard, Tracy Lang, Kevin Mudd, Kelly LaCombe, Cherie Gair, Julie Ormsby, Karen Anderson, Shelly Ament, Joan Eggar, Mr. Longhart. TOP ROW: Ray Ferguson, Richard Anaya, Mike Hughes, Drew Austin, Rick Johnson, Jim Downing, Larry Peck, Curt Seward, Ron Estrada, Don Miller, Chris McCarthy, Curtis Haynes, Dave Schunk, Dale Schroeder, Gary Powell, Cathy Yamada, Kent Varner, Mickey Zigurs, Alecia Clark. ,vwnwwr : .., ,W ,, A- '--g- fx 1 ' , My .LJ -4 . v+f' -' f-ft: ,, ,' .. J A +.,v OG O0 DECA -Competes In Leadership Conference -lily F-gf WT f'Q.tK z ,rx ' J, ' ,xg 1 . ,, 1 Mr. Hermann enjoys a pep assembly. Matt Sydow and Sally Ellington contribute to the success of junior DECA club. Not pictured: Eunice Woodson. Q oo O This was a very busy year for DECA students and their sponsor, Mr. Ric Hermann. To start off the year they had a successful bake sale. They later attended the South Central Leadership Conference and competed in the fol- lowing categories: market place, adver- tising display, job interviews, public speaking, sales demonstration, and testing skills in different businesses. DECA again helped sponsor its annual Christmas program for under-privi- leged children, providing gifts, refresh- ments, entertainment, and several Christmas trees. Members attended the State Lead- ership Conference at the Broadmoor in early spring. Another worthwhile service which they performed for the school was helping to sell ads for this year's Re- cuerdos. is Judy Gottschalk hopes to be a future DECA member. 1 :V LEFT TO RIGHT: Debbie Luna, vice- president: Patty Fawcett, president. Matt Sydow contemplates a DECA project. BOTTOM ROW: Rich Wetherbee, Brenda Reed, Keith LaMee, Rich Spurgeon, Patty Fawcett, Bob Romero, Robin Lawson, Larry Lee, Ernie Griego. TOP ROW: Mr. Greg Hogan, student teacher: Kelly Rathbun, Ron Rhea, Tammy Leach, Debbie Luna. Not pictured: Chris Jensen. .,,.w ' V- W? . .,f,,?.,,,,,,,.' .V mf.. ,WJ by M 5 '15 si Q O0 O O fy O O This year's Radio Club broad- casted another year of KCRN, Coronado Cougar Radio News. The radio show was aired every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday mornings and every night after school. The show broadcasted school announcements, general informa- tion on community activities, and commentaries on controversial subjects. The club also did inter- mittent shows on various local ra- dio stations. The club's main goal was to im- prove relations and communica- tion between all factions of the school. The club was headed by Dr. Robert Smith. The officers were President, Bryan Gianesin, and Vice- President, Steve Hye. Radio Club Broadcasts Another Year Of KCRN l BOTTOM ROW: Bryan Gianesin, Gerrie Walker, Dave Rassmussen. TOP ROW: Steve I-lye, Meredith Daniel, Dr. Robert Smith. Radio club sponsor Dr. Robert Smith talks about KCRN. Club officers, Bryan Gianesin and Steve Hye, smile after airing the news. Bryan Gianesin broadcasts for KCRN, Foreign Languages Offer Cultural Experiences BOTTOM ROW: Miss Dina Duncan, student teacher, Patricia Ginther, Maureen Hickey, Clyde Lehmkuhl, Cindy Yamada, Jeanette Tharp, Debra Wittman, Cindy Foltz, Mrs. Margo McMillen, Candie Gammel, ROW 2: Andy Lucas, Robert Strickland, Tim Lasher, Maria Morelli, Cheree Bonke, Karen Howerton, Kaye McNamara, Maureen Acord, Jennylynn Manown, Amy Brooks. TOP ROW: Dale Ferbrache, Julie Ormsby, Pat Slowey, Jaleen Brooks, Kathy Hicks, Sandi Crowninshield, Ruth Ann Knutsen, Joyce Benson. This year's French Club was an active organization with thirty-five members. The club's main purpose was to give its members opportunities to see and practice the French culture. They did this through social gatherings, camping trips, and viewing French movies. The club had one money-making project this year which was selling candy. The club was headed by Mrs. Margo McMillen, and helping her was Miss Dina Duncan. The club officers were Clyde Lehmkuhl, president, Amy Brooks, vice-president, Cindy Foltz, secretary, Karen Howerton, treasurer, and Cindy Yamada, ICC repre- sentative. The 1976-77 Latin club at Coronado had a good year. Among the clubis activities were a dinner with the Benet Hill Latin club and junior participation in a Junior Class League competition in April. The club consisted of twenty members with four officers: Anna Ingrahm and Julie Sanders, co-presi- dentsg Tammy Fisher, secretary of treasury, and Christi Koppisch, ICC representative. The club was sponsored by Mr. Frank Riddlemoser. BOTTOM ROW: Callie Videtich, Mickie Zigurs, .lean Dudley, Tammy Fisher, Marcus Lackey, Mr. Frank Riddlemoser. TOP ROW Mike Burns, Ed Chan, Daryll Snivley, Susan Brink, Julie Sanders, Jan Van Zyle, Theresa Amerson, Anna Ingrahm, Tracey Leonard, Mary Lovell, Richard Newendyke, Craig Costin. CCJFID ., ... M,-I... .. .... O D Spanish Club Reaches Their 1975 76 Goal The Spanish Club has been very active this past year. Their main goal was to go to Mexico over spring break. Money-making activities included selling imported sweaters and shirts from Ecuador, caramel apples, and stationery, holding garage sales and car washesg and wrapping gifts for Christmas. The Spanish Club also planned other small trips including a dinner at Casa Bonita, a skip trip, a camping trip in the spring, and a picnic at the end of the year. R Advisor, Miss Pat Fiore, responds with f'No Officers LEFT TO RIGHT Michele Bramley president Pam Phillips ICC comprendola' representative Candi Gammell treasurer Pegg1Stettler secretary BOTTOM ROW Miss Pat Fiore advisor Pam Mason Michele Bramley Pam Phillips Pat Tunnell, Alex Herrera Keith Martin Beth Texel TOP ROW Ann Wegner Candi Gammell Karol Roe, Peggi Stettler Dennis Mullane Sharon House Jim Gillespie Vickey Orme Jean Brickey, GO 0.0 German Club Means Part Time! German Club spent its time this year learning German folk dances and having parties, usually once a month. Its motto was Macht Spass! fHave Funlj. Mr. Frank Riddlemoser was the sponsor again this year. LeRae Wagner ponders over Oktoberfest plans. Mr. Riddlemoser stops to chat with club members before a meeting. LEFT TO RIGHT: Regina Winklemann, Payton, Miss Duncan. LEFT TO RIGHT: Carol Winklemann, vice-presidentg Julie Sanders, secretary-treasur erg Jane VanZyl, ICC representativeg LeRae Wagner, president. Carol Winklemann, LeRae Wagner, Mr. Riddlemoser, Eric Hinkle, Larry Laceour, Wayne Y :sf O Quinto Sol Spreads Culture At Coronado The 1976-77 year proved to be a success for Quinto Sol. Mrs. So- nia Moore, sponsor, attributes their success to two dances held during the year, Jarochos and Ja- lisco. The members made their own costumes and toured neigh- borhood schools. The club re- cieved a first place award at the Foreign Language Festival this year and were happy to add it to the many others previously earned. Eileen Marques shows off her costume. FRONT ROW: Janet Vigil, Clarianne deHerrera, Linda Cobb, Bertha Lujan, Jewel Martinez. BACK ROW: Rickey Perea. Steve Doyle. Dawn Davidson, Bernadette Roy- bal, Dolly Aquirre, Marlene Fiedler, Charlene Vigil, Wendy Kennis. Beautiful costumes and lovely dancers are a winning combination. Vicky Garduno is grace in action. 3 if i? up OOO 6323 Q Doris Vigil strikes a graceful pose. ...Bl Mrs. Moore smiles approvingly at her dancers. up ia ,J I X' Q MW' mf , - .K X. iff, ' FRONT ROW: Tammy Brown, Cindy Cano, Vicky Garduno, Doris Vigil, Eileen Marquez, Jewel Martinez. BACK ROW: Danny Vigil, Steve Tounzen, Vincent Marquez, Larry Atencio. is or-V GO O0 1 f 1 , if 5659 ' v . . 3,,,,,k?i?lV Q ,M-f--M '::'fr:f----..,,,,,,r W 01 fy. Leif.: ' .V K R wi S -W. fs , J h Q 1 M4 xv Wm? ik XX 5 w X f f v V' X M .lxx . ka X X X xx N. NX R N. ,WD x YiX xxkx x I X N X Xxx , xv- 'gf . f f Nw. X f '51 N. .N 1 .RN-6, R. Jw 3' W z . Q0 Q Administrators Guide Cougars Cougars know how they feel about their adminis- trators, but they don't always know how the adminis- trators feel about them. All eight of our administrators agree that the Coronado student body is the finest. Mr. Watson likes the fact that Coronado is small. Mr. Hughes adds that there is a good amount of family participa- tion and a positive feeling among ethnic groups. Close personal contact with Cougars has benefitted every administrator. That's something they agree on that all Cougars can be proud of. Mrs. Tausan, dean of girls, glances up from a mountain of paperwork. O 1 ,Mx l Mr. Watson, principal, enjoys a light moment. Mr. Hughes, assistant principal, takes care of business Mr. Berry, dean of boys, wears his usual, relaxed smile Mr. Briner, coordinator of student personnel services, lends a Mr. Powell, athletic and science director, thinks through a helping hand. problem. Mr. Cervi, business manager, shows how to talk on the telephone Mr. Gisler, director of student activities, goes over up-and- and smile at the same time. coming Homecoming plans. ff - --tt..---1 1-..:ff.-1 sg gg, -1 .i,,,,V,,.. l ggiit. v 1 N. . . Secretaries . YQ 1 Mrs. Eldridge: I wonder when all the census cards will be in? Mrs. George: Fm sorry, but we're out of change. On The Go Mrs. Canales: 'Did you bring your absence excuse? Mrs. West: Coronado High School. Between them, Mrs. Ortiz and Mrs. Johnson hold down the fort in Data Processing and the Counseling Center. Mrs, Kreul: Can I help you find a book? Mrs. Lanus: Yes, I'll be in the Bookroom afternoon. Mrs. Snare puts together the weekly calendar of tivities. all 3C Need A Friend? See Your Counselor! Two new counselors joined the Student Per- sonnel Services staff this year. Ms. Judy Hick- ey came from Lewis Palmer High School, and Mr. Rich McCormick transferred from Mitch- ell. According to coordinator Mr. Briner, the counselors like to be referred to as the Student Personnel team because they not only help with scheduling and career decisions but also with college applications, financial aid, schol- arships, and testing. Concentration shows on Mr. Briner's face. Ms. Hickey takes good care of the P's to the Tg's. Mrs. Patrone ponders a student's scheduling problem. Mr. Garcia: I think we need to schedule a conference on your son. Mr. McCormick: I think we have room for you in this class. o Q - Mrs. Gilliom keeps a cool head in Learning Center. xg ll qi' H X Mr. Kruger lends an open mind and helpful advice to student. Not Pictured: Mr. Rogers, E.H. Resource Mr. Stoller, Test Consultant Mrs. Jones, Nurse Mrs. Miller, library secretary, visits Mrs. Craft in Resource Center. 0.0 Supportive Personnel And Parapros V Y . Mr. Hyde and Mr. Stanley supervise cafeteria with watchful eyes. Mrs. Ferguson checks out resource books WD A 1 if Not much excapes Mrs. Stephens' attention in S.I.C. Y Keeps Cougar Wheels Turning Smoothl Mr. Leggett, graphic artist, discusses new posters for the library. Mrs. Shields keeps it all together in Prac- tical Arts Resource Center. sw Mrs. Posegate coordinates tape lessons in Mrs. Vialpando is always looking for foreign language class. ways to help students. Ms. Mckernan calls to check on student's Mr. Peterson, Speech Correctionist, visits regu er concentrates on finding all absence. larly to work with students. of her students a job '---.A ,ff . O O Communications Arts is a depart- ment designed to stretch your world through learning how to read, write, speak and listen, and see , This year Communication Arts added Mrs. Linda Johnson, drama, and Miss Susan Vorenberg, forensics, to the staff. A new addition to the de- partment were the Profficiency Lev- el activities, used to evaluate stu- dents in various English skills. Mrs. Johnson helps class with grammar as- signment. Plans for his Advanced Placement class are on Mr. Peak's mind. O Proficiency Level Tests 2531 Mrs. Betty Boyd had an eventful first year as head of the Communication Arts Department. u i Qi .I ,at A ya 325,11 ,:5g,5,,ggi- E 'S ' 52: 21 Mr. Gisler ponders new ideas for Mr. Couchman looks over sophomore com- Miss Susan Vorenberg debates student's grade. his speech classes. position papers. 2 4 if 11 QQ' Y We is ifsw Mrs. Diehl helps seniors polish basic English skills. Mr. Cervi's second home is the Business Office. . New For Students This Year. 555 3' 5 . I. W. - all Mrs. Higgins explains grammar rules. Mrs. Porter shares her point of view with her juniors O QQ O 020 Q ' is '1-3 i if Z 3 5 4 5 5 2. ' 4 If M., Q qt Mrs. Mathers smilingly grades an unusually good composition. Mr. Williamson clarifies information in sophomore Skills Lab F, f Sill Mr. Casey helps students find information for reports. Mrs. Rushmer keeps a watchful eye on her students. fi , iii N f' ' s 'il -b V - I g - I, V- fi? ' . U I Y . ig! 5 Mrs. Johnson gets involved in her subject. A Q iw, A 'E ,-i in 291: as 5 wi MN! ff if New Fields And Activities Emphasized In Art What is Art? ponders Mr. Mundy. Mr. Shernick offers advice on an art project. This year the art department de- veloped many new ideas. Courses in photography, glasswork, advanced pottery and many others were being planned as part of the art program. Mr. Shernick, head of the depart- ment, felt that the students thor- oughly enjoyed the classes. Mr. Mundy rounded out the department staff. Eddie Medran works at the potter's wheel. 1472 Danny Pearson expresses himself with pen and ink. A smile of approval is given by Mr. Mundy. eo Qc O 111 History Department Makes History Of Its Own This year in the History department, Mr. Conner's students learned about an average student and his feel- ings about school. Miss Busby's students re-lived the Boston Tea Party, and the Economics classes were busy as Mr. Justus concluded his teaching career. New teach- ers joining the department this year were Miss Fiore, Mr. Hollman, Mr. Buchanan, Miss Miller, and Mr. Hen- dricks. Mr. Burnett refreshes his knowledge of history. Miss Busby was a fresh new face in the department this year. 112. .- Dr. Smith department chairman, discussess significant his- torical fact. ..-v Mr. Conner ponders law and order in Learning Center. , :twin The Social Studies Department gained the services of Miss Fiore this year. Mr. Posegate lectures on human psychol- ogy to his students. Q..--.-.mf-D... ,.., . .. .., ,, gs Mr. Buchanan is caught in a jovial mood. Mr. Boles enjoys a thoughtful moment with his history students. Mr. Hendricks shares opinions with Mr. H01-lmarl C21SiS H Mr. Justus ended his teaching career with his usual style. a class. questioning look. S R A R , .y,,. X, og Oo Foreign Language Students Pace Themselves Coronado's foreign language students continued to progress at their own rate in an individual- ized program. According to Mr. Frank Riddlemoser, department chairman, this program allowed students to receive their credit whenever they finished all the work. Much responsibility was placed on each student to orga- nize his time constructively. Mr. Riddlemoser guided his department through another year. tcss Flashing a happy smile, Mrs. Moore gets Language students quickly get into the routine of pacing themselves. a sneak preview of yearbook pictures. ,oo 128 O Mrs. McMillen finds a rare moment of relaxation. Staci West concentrates on a new vocabulary list. .li Excellent translation! beams Miss Fiore. Mr. Riddlemoser explains German translation to Jean Dudley. O M Classroom Time Lengthened In Math Classes This year Coronado math students gained addition- al fifteen minutes in their math classes, according to Mr. Robert Pankratz, department chariman. The lengthened class was prompted by the need for more classroom work time and individual help. Two new faces in the math department this year were Dr. Dwain Thatcher who came from West Junior High, and Mrs. Judy Strong who taught for six years in Illinois before coming to Coronado. Mrs. Vaughn gets in the spirit of Homecoming week. Dr. Thatcher can't seem to wait for lunch. X 5 3 ' V: , I 1 ,W ietf isefl.ft . M y e I H. , ,... ,.m' - , X i eff ' s v A '. Z j' Q, Mr. Pankratz is hard at work in math class. Mr. Moore is amused by an answer on a students paper Mr. Mann illustrates a point. f?.?,f 5 su-.Av fr' .l Mr. Longhart shares a joke with his students. Mr. Baughman relaxes during a break. Mrs. Strong busily grades papers before class. 1 ff- il Mr. Miller takes time for a quick snack between classes. QQ Go Fifty percent of all Coronado stu- dents wereenrolled in some type of science class this year, according to Mr. Richard Winternitz, department chairman. Geology, which had been notable absent from the curriculum for two years, was reinstated by the depart- ment this year. The Communication Arts depart- ment agreed to share Mrs. Bunnie Rushmer with the Science department, allowing her to teach geology as well as English. The department also acquired some new equipment, and a new computer terminal was installed. Geology Returns To Science Curriculum Mr. Powell appears to be right at home in his science class. Mrs. Rushmer brought geology back to the Science department. Overworked Science teacher is flattened by mountain of paperwork. W VVVML: N,,ul! ,,.. .4-4-f-'I ,aj -f ...fa --QQ c3230 Mr. Winternitz makes an interesting point. Mr. Mickels expression reflects a hard day. Mr. Moore ponders a scientific question. 14,3 , Mr. Britton eagerly anticipates chemistry class. l t gg is 8 I was E g UN K ' A 1 Q fx --.'i we f Mr. Powell keeps an eye on his favorite amoeba. Mr. Juarros gives some thought to biology. grossed in research. Silhouetted science scholars are en- O OO Miss lems. Q Calahan wipes outBusiness prob- Mr. Hermann makes a point. Business Courses Prepare Cougars Mr. Tanner, department chariman, is hard at work. Miss Osborne enjoys her cup of tea. The Business department kept its same five department members this year: Mr. Tan- ner, Miss Callahan, Mr. Her- mann, Miss Osborne, and Dr. Moore. The main focus of the Business Department was F.B.L.A.- Future Business Leaders of America. Business students were encouraged to belong to this organization which is specifically designed for students who plan to go into a career where they need the skills taught in business courses. ,-IQ GI Q3 :J I 'OSQEAQU ' tgmrn 0 st '1 Q ' O N 'BQ Qs 0' O9 :.'S'q g'4'x 'l' o'0 0' ':J'i 3Vwsot' Q1 R . Q f 5 f Big Q l O o'Q Nw 3 Q9 , . x rx Q6 1 fini' 0 in-bt O 322 , it hub? A- K O '3 C7 ., 1 Q, ,. oo It Q06 A Dr. Moore co-ordinates his notes. Music Department Resounds With Beautiful Sounds The band adds variety to half-time. Mr. Buck tunes up. The Choir makes beautiful music together. Mr. Harms directs his band students. WM f This year the Music Depart- ment added a new teacher, Mr. Harms. He was named Band Di- rector, coming to us from Wichita State. He joined Mr. Buck who was in his sixth year at Coronado. There was a brand-new choir this year, and along with Chamber Singers, Advanced Choir and Girls Choir, all enjoyed a very full year with Madrigal Festival and Christmas concerts. Mr. Buck, Music representative, goes over new music with attentive students. Mr. Harms and students relax after tough practice session. Q More Boys Involved In Home Economics Mrs. Pat Miller, head of the Home Econom- ics department, stated that more boys took part in the program this year than ever before. These classes were recommended primarily for seniors to prepare them for life outside of high school, but they were open to all students. Mrs. Mary McBroom rounds out the Home Ec staff. Mrs. McBroom gives some thought to bachelor survival skills. . iffffff Lf? . .f if.:i2'7+C2ie 'M Mrs. McBroom offers management advice to Liz Maestes, O !fK'?7?S47 f 5 , Zi f -Q M y ,pi f 1, wt 2 'J' . W sf fi if 7 if f fngggfg My .ff wifi? Mrs. Miller maintains machines. Sometimes these machines are exasperating.! Q .0 New Permit Test Used In Driver's E Mr. Nicks encourages good habits in future drivers. This year a new permit test system was set up for students in Drivers Education. It now became possible for them to take the permit test in class instead of going to the License Bureau. Drivers Education classes consist of thirty hours in classroom activities, twelve hours of simulator driving, and three hours of actual behind-the-wheel driving. Mr. Lucero and Mr. Nicks, Drivers Education teachers , felt the permit test system a success. Mr. Nicks and Mr. Lucero talk over plans for the day. ..r. , t . . .K A 3' .e - ' . if E1 e. ti.it K 51 'K W -w , fffetkii L 6- ,At , Q, s 153 -,I airtime 1 K -K' -we 5 N W Mr. Lucero appears satisfied with new permit test system. Future driver studies instruction manual. lm More Activities Offered, Thanks To New Gym More room, better teaching facili- ties, and more seating room for school activities these were some of the rea- sons behind the new gym. The gym is much bigger, there is more athletic equipment, and there is a dance studio. Besides having a brand new gym this year, Coronado gained a new depart- ment member in P.E. as well: Mrs. Devine. This year the P.E. teachers tried something new. Classes consisted of four-week units in co-ed classes, and students got to pick the group of their choice. A . X. 3' -J' 1 x. Q , , . . 1. 'f ,M . Q nj W Q A 45, X - if K f 'H,.w-sift' ggi. wg., A. 3 '..,:i. is ,... I Y' ??f'?'s ff ,ei . 1 1 W-..f!:i?ev.,-'.e,-rf' ' - f'. , 7 -. fi ' J ' - Q - I-3i5e5xfx..1. z3':' ,fl ' v f ' e , . , ' ' Q ' ' . ' 3 ' K 3 ' 4 Mr. Beveridge finds a rare moment to relax. O gsm ,I et Mr. Moulton again headed up boys' P.E. Mr. McVehil strikes a familiar pose. Mrs. Devine and Miss Mason, student teacher, maintain equipment. Vww. i.,V ' ' , , ' Q. X f Mrs. Martin seems pleased with new gym. Mr. Elliot discusses team injuries. Students work out in new gym. Students make use of new gym facilities, Miss Tate gives a swimmer her time. i G55 O00 t -' :si ffm. . -H 5 4 .u Q Qt F N A A . fn.-..,sg.a' .X ' li. 3' 3 New Faces Highlight Industrial Ed. Scene There were three new Industrial Arts teach- ers during 1976-77: Mr. Ortiz, who was new to the school district this yearg Mr. Ones, a trans- fer from Pueblog and Mr. Lehman, transfering from Holmes Jr. High. Among the projects undertaken this year were the metals classes making fire grates and come-a-long whinches, and the vocational class building a double-car garage in Pleasant Valley. Mr. Ones enjoys interacting with students. 'bww xg V Q. :Se ' .St s Mr. Johns, department chairman, shows student the G'right way. Q50 9 Woodworking student finishes leg base. Mr. Wagner checks out some machinery Mr. Ortiz strikes familiar pose. f .M , 2:4512 - If :M .. - f., 'I 'ff 'ffilif' - 4' W A i Mr. Mock studies drafting papers. Student proudly puts finishing touches on table. This just has to be right! ai Mr. Lehman joined the department from Holmes Jr. High. Mr. Kovac explains the principles of electronics. O 0 Thirteen Seniors Selected For Who's Who Who's Who students are selected from high schools everywhere. They are chosen for their athletic, leader- ship, and scholastic ability. Both juniors and seniors are eligible. Mrs. Jean Tausen, dean of girls, nomi- nates a number of students to be approved by Mr. Joseph Watson and both deans, Mrs. Tausen and Mr. Keith Berry. After the students are approved, the list of nominees is sent to all the teachers who vote on them. The juniors chosen this year were Karen Ander- son, Esther Baca Qnot picturedj, Bob Carter, Ray Fer- gusen, Laura King, Lynn Kubowicz, Debbie Mack, Dave Rasmussen, Dave Schunk, and Kathy Yamada. Seniors were Teresa Amerson, Jim Benton, Suzie Gearhart, Becky Gamber, Bryan Gianesin, Meredith Houghton, Mark Hopkins, Mike Hughes, Steve Hye, Christi Koppisch, Ann Stavig, Brenda Taylor, and Kent Varner. ooo 0 142 ik Christi K0ppiSCh WHS in- Brenda Taylor attended Girls' State. volved in cabinet. Ann Stavig reigned as Coronado's Homecoming Queen. Becky Gamber struck some high notes as a cham- ber singer. Bryan Gianesin served as a KCRN newsman. if QV.. . A wwf 1' gif Q , .df A r' -' wwf . .. . V. . .,,..-QW A ., V. 8 1 4 r . ...... s 1 if ' 1 - ' W..- , 3' 'fiafff' 'f I 3'?' Meredith Houghton was a candidate for Valentine Queen. 'iitsz -gi 1, His? Steve Hye was our secretary of morale. -154,1 . 'hkxwz f' 3.3 iff, ' fe ix we 'S Bl .if Q H Q, Kent Varner held the position of student and academic affairs. Suzie Gearhart served as vice-president during her senior year. Mike Hughes served as chairman of council. Jim Benton held the office of presi- dent of Coronado High School. 4 . 1 . . Teresa Amerson was a member of the Coronado honor guard. Mark Hopkins played on the football team. 2' A S .... ,.,. .V ..,, . e my is .. FAA B... Q 000 O O Junior Class Whois Who Candidates Chosen lf Dave Rasmussen participated in Forensics. Lynn Kubowicz was involved in swim and tennis. Karen Anderson excelled as a swimmer this year. Kathy Yamada played in many sports. I - ,s-is . ,,.. . - Bobby Carter participated in many school activities Debbie Mack was involved in cheerleading and gymnastics. Ray Ferguson played on the Coronado hockey team. For Qualities Of Leadership And Scholarship Dave Schunk participated in sports and was president ofjunior Laura King was the first girl member of the cross country team. council. o00 O 1 ,,, ' . , 1g5w J!.,,.... ef- 7 f 'V ff ,, f 5 ff ff ' ' X N1 gl ' X ,fl if J! gl 1 5 if : I 4 1 f X xkx N Y xsz A N. P x MN..-. -En ,SN NNN: ' 2 fps? x ff il 4+ Q? 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'tx ,dai sy ffk-1 Winkelmann, Regina Witte, Steve Camera Shy Duran, Roger Esch, Dawn Evarts, Joe Fawcett, Tamara Feltner, Rebecca Fontana, Steve Friestuhler, Mark Garcia, John Gilbertson, Dawn Gonzales, Kenny Gonzalez, Bob Gottschalk, Byron Griffith, Randy Haley, Teresa Hanna, Bryan Herren, Lana Howland, Mark Hunt, Wayne Jaramillo, Richard Keenan, Sean Kiesow, Susanne Kirby, Klay Knight, Robert Kramer, Kathy Lancaster, Rebecca Lee, Guy Loomis, Kurtis Lundy, Mark Mackey, Terry Maestas, Paula Mantey, Jayme Martinez, Jeanette Martinez, Norma Martinez, Ricky Massie, Nancy Mata, Steve Meeks, Mark Melgosa, Greg Micklich, Ed Miller, Ralph Miller, Ron Ming, Harvy Minor, Bryan Mitchell, David Modeck, John Morgan, Andrea Nicholl, Jay Osborn, Charles Otis, Steve Palmer, Terry Parks, Karen Paul, Tami Pettibone, Todd Queen, Sandra Ralston, Russel Rapp, Kent Reilly, Laura Rich, Aldonna Robertson, Mike Sanchez, Belinda Sanchez, Duane Sanchez, Vincent Sanders, Kathy Schafer, Kathy Schawe, Darlene Schwenker, Lori Sellers, Craig Shadduck, Barbara Shootman, Geoff Silvey, Linda Sklar, Jose Smith, Jeff Smith, Kent Smith, Reggie Staranowicz, Jimmy Statler, Doug Steeves, Craig Stoll, Brett Suazo, Linda Tafoya, Ed Tate, Larry Torres, Elisa Trujillo, Constance Trujillo, Ray Trujillo, Rayma Tuggle, Troy Valdez, Rebecca Vasquez, Sandra Vigil, Charlene Vigil, Danny Vigil, Vera VonEngeln, Ed Walker, Larry Zacek, Darrell Zigurs, Steve Acord, Marnie fisiinfm, JJ Ament, Marty Anaya, Richard Anders, Valerie Andersen, Harold Anderson, Karen n Arceneaux Karen Arellano, Judy Austin, Drew Baca, Esther Bailley, Laura Balaty, Laura Barrows, JYHYHLCS Barwick, Dave Bates, Bill Bauder, Marla Binder, Paul Binion, Bobby Jo Bino, Robert Bloom, Debbie Bobbitt, Dianne Bonke, Sheree Borden Martha Borst, Jefl Boyette, Bryan Bretag, Eddie Enthusiastic Cougar Juniors Contribute To This Yearis Good Times A i ' , i A ft' 5' e Q if iiii Q. 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Maxwell, Kathy Mayberry, Bruce McAtee, Catherine M. McBride, Garry L. McClure, Shelley McGrady, Timothy J. McKenzie, Sally McNamara, Colleen Meller, Vernon Kildow, Phil King, Laura Kiser, Pete Klein, Lisa Klingensmith, Jim Knutsen, Ruth-Ann Kreul, Sue Krewson, Tena Kubowicz, Lynn LaCombe, Kelly Lackey, Clay Ladouceur, Larry Lamb, Bret Lawrence, Leigh Lee, Jeanette Lindenberg, Lance Logan, Glenn Lovell, Mary Lucero, Joe Lucian, Terri Lucke, Carol Lyon, Leslie Mack, Debbie Madden, Steve Maestas, Liz Maloney, Brenda Maloney, Tony Manown, Jennylynne Mantey, Kathy Mantz, Richard A. Marsh, Eric Ray Marshall, David Martin, Jeff Maruca, Susan Mason, Pam Richard Anaya thinks back to all his Good Times during the year. Q00 O Micci, Julie Middleton, Melanie Miller, Don J. Miller, Jolene Moberly, Mike Mooneyham, Hunter Morelli, Maria Morgan, Don Morland, Lisa Mullane, Dennis Murdock, Gail Nagode, Cheryl Newendyke, Richard Nible, Donna L. Nicks, Clo Nielsen, Carrie Nily, Kelly Nolan, Kim O'Dell, Mike Ormsby, Julie Pacheco, Pam Padia, Agnes Paton, Wayne Peck, Mark Perry, Bonnie Person, Dan Piper, Jim Priddy, Arleen Ramey, Terri Ramey, Tom Randolph, Diane Rasmussen, Dave Reed, Dave Regan, Patti Renck, Wendy Renoux, Jerry Ressler, Tina Rich, AlDonna Richey, Robert Roe, Karol Rolstad, Juli ' 5 ,. as , 6' R f --- x. I , L , it f J 'li' .. .et K 15, Y R J . Q-if R -za:-5 . Q f ,i,i - J er' W I . ,:.. -. 'Y 3 5, X. . ff 4 ' ' if If , . if .5 . - ff .. .' L: Q 11,4-by , 5 ' X 5 4. , , 4 . J I 'Q A I X 1 : K fffe ,ASM Nb- N . 5 K .. , I im X 'R xg is ,gf Q Q Q its 33192 il To is K 4, x8 'bf , fri, . E U 'lu' 'bd' t a X t, , -if O f,fgift1lnXgl 1, . N X , 2 , Q 'ss' R ' 9. E: , ! jf , lt all riff at Tim Lasher and Amy Brooks relax between dances. -,Q ,,. 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Smith, Don Smith, Rissa Snell, Kathie Snively, Darryl Spurlin, Devin Staley, Ed Starch, Diane Stark, Lance Steinmeyer, Anne Stelzer, Jane Stephenson, William Stettler, Peggi gy.. at in Tom Ramey finds it difficult to concentrate during class. 4. 13 E, L Stivers, Suzette Stoker, Penny Stuckey, Bruce Suazo, Linda Suttle, Penny Sydow, Matt V. Taylor, Beverly Tittel, Katy Todd, Cherry Tounzen, Steve Trenhaile, Constance Trexler, Sharon Tunnell, Patti Uptergrove, Tim Vasey, Karen Vasquez, Tony Vigil, Doris Wagner, Debbie Waldorf, Julia ,L , 1 gt, A N N, J .' it s at 2 3 ' I Q, ' fx., A a- Z fb il 24: it VM- N 1 Ii if , .V : V' iif KVV, W' '57, ' M 3 ,sf , s M, .. 'V 'I I ,K J 217 Q ff . at A f Iztflait A J li. N-...S ' 3' C f 3 , 1 , . .Tw A , all A vs A .',' 'rv ,t 1- X Nb .. 'Ve I . a,,,, MT, W 2 , 'n Amy Brooks expresses her Feelings at assembly Q3 ' , 1 ,.s, - 0 J , 'H V Cir, .a' K .1 Ts' 5 'U' 7 r ,M A4 H Walker, Kathy 5 Walter, Rhonda A ' 5 A , Walters, Robert D. ' l af Watts, Kathi 'H 'J L .s f S Weaver, Leanne , M ' 3 'J Webb, Steve C. ,V W ix ' Sebb, Steven M. U , Y l in A K 13:4 X Wessel, Ron K f me S ,gf Whinery, Jill 73 Q. ' ,, , 'r ' 1-:T rf, I Wiley, Linda W- 1 ,,, ,, '74 it 5 A ,ty Wilkinson, Wayne g ' . 'EQ I V f 'gl' CTE Williams, Verna M. i I BL Y ' 'V iff. V,-sg ml , it J, ,',- , J , W Wilson, Kent fy, W, xx an ' V I -' , 2' 't W , , 3 - . Winkelmann, Carol 'A ' -'lfj me ' 4 gkxxgwgt A, V r - A w f, ,is it A Y ,aaa Wolfkeil, Nikki Woodson, Eunice Woolley, Kim Yamada, Kathy Young, Janice Young, Janine Zimmerman, Lila F ur 1 W N 1, . Wk it A af , :A N ff Aguirre, Benedicta Albright, Leanne Alden, Carlene Anderson, Marcus Archuletta, Jeffrey Armenta, Raymond Armenta, Tanya Ashley, Rebecca Ballard, Laura Barajas, Ronnie Barnum, Todd Barzee, Steve Bishop, Robert Blanchard, Lloyd Boe, Jerry Bonner, Mary Boren, Randy Bowerman, Sue Boyd, Paul Brazier, Jon Bremer, Rosemary Brickell, Richard Brown, Tammy Burris, Donna Campbell, Roseanne Cano, Cynthia Carlson, Tim Caruth, David Causey, Ronald Cole, Mike Cooley, Maureen Collins, Kevin 2? 'f . J 'W 1 Camera ff f ' 45274 ' ' in ,rg PWC ,av 'gy an .. W 254 Miglia, f it 6 Q if x ' 3 4 is ' 5 - , ,, , ,, f .fa ' 't' ,, at- ' N - , ' 0, ,, '1 fair 5 Q Cox, Jim Cox, Steven Crane, Licia Crippen, Lewis Cunningham, Robert Dagg, Tim Davis, Bradley Deherrera, Clarianne Detty, Joyce Devlin, Lee Disch, Jeff Doyle, Steven Edmisten, Thomas Elmore, Deborah Farrington, Brian Fedorko, Mark Feltner, Gregory Ferguson, Ricky Ford, Dale Nielson, Johnnie Oliver, David Osborne, Jeannette Palmer, Harold Patterson, Greg Peach, Ed Perea, Rita Perkins, Julie Perschbacher, Eric Peterson, Sandy Potter, Tammi Payne, Dale Puterbaugh, Mark Sh Armstrong, Susan Dooley, Robin Lasher, Tim Majors, Tony Metzger, Don Nielsen, Johnnie Sickenger, Mitch Rael, Jessie Rayburn, Glenn Renkel, Philip Rhodes, Dean Rickey, Cermit Roberts, Angela Rodriguez, Theresa Rogers, Patricia Ross, Ricky Salazar, Mark Schnurr, Timothy Shields, Janet Sickenger, Mitch Skidmore, Nicki Smith, Brian Smith, Chris Snow, Janice Sorrells, Debbie Stevens, Terri Stutzman, Dennis Stutzman, Terre Taylor, Henry Timmons, Joe Trujillo, Matt Valdez, Joan Vialpando, Dwight Vigil, Dominick Willis, James Woody, Wesley Woofter, Leonard Worthey, Mark Ray Ferguson shows Mr. Mickle the frontalis. Q C3 ABILA, BERNICE- Song Leader 2,3g Spirit Club 2,3. ALDAZ, .IEANINE ALLISON, KELLY AMERSON, THERE- SA-Honor Guard 2,3,4g Latin Club 4g Spirit Club 2,3. ARAMBULA, DON ARCHULETA, MA- RIA ARNOLD, DIANE BARAJAS, PATRICIA BARTLETT, BRIAN- Band 2,3,4g Math Club 2. BASSETT, BILL BEAUDIN, TIM-Bas- ketball 2,3,4g Football 2,3,4. BENSON, JOYCE BENTON, JIM BILLINGS, BECKY BJORNDAHL, BETH BLATTLER, DELENE UO 6.0 PM Sifi f T gk K' V, if -,If ,.., 5 W W ayff X ff V ff-View ' 'R v , 3 if x 3 2445 1 I VW 4543? -wi 4, , If V74 f fx 7' -,M Q , -w .,g k' f Hip 1 1 il. f uv' ' 'lf,...1 f M :X it' , N , :IN- HON.. BREITENBACH, HAROLD BRINK, SUSAN BROWN, BRENDA BUFMACK, STEVE - Basketball 2,35 Spanish Club 33 Student Council 2. BURNS, DONNA BUSSEY, LAURIE- China Club 4, Girls Swim 2,3,4g Track 2,3g Bleacher Bums 2,3,4g Spirit Club 23 Latin Club 33 Spirit Club 2. CALAWAY, MER- RILL CATER, WESLEY CHESLOCK, LOU ANN-Student Cabinet 4g Sec. of Records 4, Drama Productions 2,3,4g Track 4, Drama Club 2,35 French Club 2,3, Assemblies 2,3,4g Advanced Choir 3,4. CHESTNUTT, TIM CLARK, ALECIA-Girls Basketball 2,3,4g Track 2g Tennis 3g Varsity Club 43 Bleacher Bums 3,4. CLIFTON, TRACY- Honor Guard 2. COLEMAN, KEVIN- Tennis 2,3,4g Baseball 2,35 Chamber Singers 3,4. COLLINS, COREY CONDIT, PAUL C O P E L A N D , CHERYL Q0 O .O COSTELLO, RICH- ARD COVEY, ELIZABETH- Assemblies Committee 4. COX, DAVID CRANE, TAMMY- Girls Basketball 4, CROSS, MIKE DANDREA, SNOW D A N I E L , M E R - EDITH-Majorette 2,3,4g Junior Achievement 2,3,4g Yearbook 4g Choir 2,3,4g Chamber Singers 3,4g KCRN 4. DENNEHY, REGINA- Girls Tennis 2,3,4g Ski Club 25 French Club 2,33 Student Council 43 Vol- leyball Manager 2g As- semblies 43 Varsity Club 4. DENSMORE SAN- DRA-Cougar Club 2,33 Honor Guard 2,3. D E T H E R I D G E , KEITH DIEBOLD, DELANE DIGMAN, LINDA SUE-French Club 3,4g Peer Counseling 4. DOMER, JESSICA DOWNING, .IIM DUFFY, LINDA DUNCAN, BELINDA O00 0 4--xx 4 , x at wg- ,W 4- 5.4 AV! .Y s'- I I EDMISTEN, DANNY EGGER, JOAN-Swim Team 2,3, Captain 43 Girls Track 3,43 Girls Basketball 33 Choir 2,3,43 Chamber Singers 43 Ski Club 2,3,43 Jerry-Lewis Fan Club 43 Varsity Club 3,4. ELLINGTON, SANDY ERICKSON, GLENN ESCH, SHELLEY ESTRADA, RONALD- Football 2,3,43 Wrestling 3,43 Baseball 2,3,43 Choir 2. FARRIS, ANGIE- French Club 2,33 NHS3 Society of Distinguished American High School Students3 National Merit Semifinalist. FAWCETT, JOHN FAWCETT, PATTY- DECA President 43 Girls Track 3,43 Girls Basket- ball 43 High Trails 4. FERBACHE, DALE- French Club 2,3,4. FERGUSON, HELEN MARY FISHER, TAMA FISHER, TAMARA ROSE-Track 2,3,4Q Bleacher Bums 2,3,43 Gymnastics 43 Latin Club 4. FROST, GREG-Tennis 2,3,4. G A I R , C H E R I E LYNN-Girls Track 2,3,43 ki Club 2,3,43 Spir- it Club 2,3,4Q French Club 2,33 Songleader 43 Swim Team 23 Tennis 43 Bleacher Bums 2,3, GAMBER, BECKY- Drama Club 2,3,43 Chamber Singers 3,43 NHS 3,43 Student Coun- cil Vice-President 43 Or- chestra 2,3,43 Choir 2,3,43 Musical 2,3, the GARNHART, PAM GEARHART, SU- ZANNE-Volleyball 2,3,43 Student Council 2,33 Student Cabinet V.P. 43 Girls Basketball 3. GIANESIN, BRYAN- Forensics 2,3, Pres. 43 Student Council 33 Stu- dent Cabinet 4g Radio Club Pres. 2,3,43 Cham- ber Singers 43 Ski Club 2,3,43 Band 2,33 Drama Club 2,3,43 Soccer Team 4. GILLESPIE, DAVID GILLESPIE, JIM-For- ensics 2,3,43 ICC 43 Spanish Club 3,43 Ski Club 3. GILLETT, BILL GINTER, PATRICIA GIROD, JANE-Track 33 Girls Swim 3. GROVER, DONNA GOODWIN, KATHY GOSTNELL, LARRY G R E E N W O O D , MARK GRIFFIN, BARBARA GRIFFIN, KELLY-As- sociated Students 2g Girls Basketball 3,43 Spirit Club 2,33 Bleacher Bums 3,43 Jerry Lewis Fan Club 4. 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HEATH, SHIRLEY- Drama Club 2,32 Cham- ber Singers 43 Assem- blies Committee 3,43 French Club 2,3,4. HEINEN, GARTH HELD, CHERYL HENRY, DEE-Cheer- leading 2,33 Morale 2,33 Spirit Club 2,33 Bleacher Bums 43 F.B.L.A. 43 Jer- ry Lewis Fan Club 4. HICKMAN, PAM HJELMSTAD, CIN- DY-Associated Students 3,43 Student Council 23 Spirit Club 2,33 Girls Swim 23 Track 3,43 Bleacher Bums 2,3,43 Jerry Lewis Fan Club 43 Ski Club 4. HOLDING, DUANE HOLLOWAY, SU- SAN-Choir 2,3,43 Chamber Singers 43 Stu- dent Council 3,43 Track 33 Swim 3,43 Varsity Club 4. HOPKINS, MARK- Band 2,33 Football 2,3,43 Wrestling 2,33 Track 23 Soccer 43 National Hon- or Society 3,43 Boys State 3. ' HORNSTEIN, BAR- BARA HOUGHTON, MER- EDITH HOUSE, CURTIS HOWARD, TAD-Foot- ball 2,3,43 Track 2.3.43 Varsity Club 3,4, Weightlifting 2,3,4. O O HOWELLS, SHELLY- Yell Leader 2,3,4g Vol- leyball 2,3,4g Track 2,34 Yearbook 3, Co-Editor 45 Homecoming Court 4, Spirit Club 2,3,4. HOWERTON, STEVE HUGHES, MIKE- Chairman of Council 4, Associated Students 2,3,4g Class President 3g Yell Leader 3,4g Cham- ber Singers 3,4g NHS 43 Drama Club 2,3g Theatre 2,3,4. HUNT, GERALD L.- Chamber Singers 2,3,4g Choir 2,3,4g Band 2,3,4. HYE STEVE INGRAHAM, ANNA- Latin Club 2,3,4. JACOBS, DIANE JAEHNE PETER JANITELL, MARK- Track 4. JENSEN, GREG JOHNSON, FRANK- Tennis 2,3,4g French Club 2, Ski Club 2,3. JOHNSON, GREG JOHNSON, KELLY- Band 2,3,4, Orchestra 2,3,4g Firehouse Band 43 NHS 3,43 School Musi- cal 2,3g Pep Band 2,3,4g Community Band 2,3,4. JOHNSTON, KIRK JONES, DEBBIE-Band 3, Spanish Club 33 Reach Out 3. JORDAN, MIKE O O ig 3 x... i .ony iv'-1 E lf U s , ,lin-GP is 'lb I I 1 ' ? f rs, C' 1 Qc x X 15 'ggi KASHNIGG, KIM KEETING, ROBERT KEENAN, CHRIS KEIME, ROBERT KILDOW, VERNELLE KING, CINDY-Student Council 3. KING, DANIEL-Wres- tling 2,33 Track 3,43 Cross-Country Captain 43 NHS 3,4. KELFFNER, JIM KOPPISCH, CHRISTI ANNE-Sec. of Treasury 4g Associated Students 3,43 Latin Club 43 Choir 2,33 Volleyball 2,3,4Q Track 2,3,4Q Varsity Club 2, 3,42 NHS 4. KOVEL, BECKY LAMB, FRED LAMEE, KEITH LANG, TRACY LAWSON, ROBIN- Songleader 2g DECA 43 Spirit Club 2. LEACH, TAMMY- DECA 3,4. LEE, LARRY oy G50 LEE TIM LEGGETT, DEBBIE LEWIS, .IERRY-Base- ball 2,3,43 Football 2,334 LOGSDON, BONNIE- Volleyball 2,3,43 Christ- mas Court 4. LONG, MARIE LOOMIS, RODNEY LUCAS, ANDREW A.- Football 43 French Club 2,3,43 ROTC 2,33 Rifle Team 33 Yearbook 43 Track 4g Ski Club 3,4. LUCERO, MIKE INA.. , qw, -,,,g-A . :sgif?f5e:af'135251 ' ' A , I we 33. MACKEEN, ANDY MACNABB,JILL MANN, RENDA - H FBLA 4. MANNING, DEANNA MARGIOTTA, JA- NET-Girls Swim 43 Ger- man Club 3,43 Assem- blies 4. MARTIN, KEITH M A R T I N E Z , CLAUDE MARTINEZ, PHILLIP GO QQQ I ,. if 9 9 3 2 I I, is x N , MASSIE, BRUCE MCANULTY, MIKE MCINTYRE, LIZA- BETH MCMINN, BROOKE M C N A M A R A , SHAWN MCNAMARA, TIM MEDRAN, EDDIE- Gymnastics 2,3. MOONEY, ROBERT- Basketball 2,3,4. MOORE, ANITA MOORHEAD, PATRI- CIA-Yell Leader 2,3,4g Track 2,3,4g Gymnastics 2,3,4g Ski Club 2,3,4g French Club 3,4. MUDD, KEVIN MULLANE, MARY LOU-Girls Basketball 3,43 Bleacher Bums 2,3,4g Songleader 25 Christmas Queen 4. MURPHY, WILLIAM NAST, SANDY NELSON, MARK O'BRIEN, GLENN ORFIELD, CHRIS OTTO, DAVID PACHECO, CINDY PADIA, TONY PAUL, MARK PAYNE, D. J. PENZES, ANITA PERRY, FAITH-Year- book 4g Studio Art 2,3,4, Independent Study in Artg Advanced Choir 2. PICKETT, NANCY PIPER, KERRY-Cham- ber Singers, Advanced Choirg ICE, Volunteer- ing Penrose Hospital. PODOLL, EDDIE POWELL, GARY-Foot- ball 2,3,4g Soccer 3,43 Associated Students 2, Varsity Club 3,4. PRIDDY, DONNA RAINS, SHERILYN REED, BRENDA- French Club 3, DECA 4. REINHARD, TAMI- Yell Leader 2,33 High Trails 2,3,4g Spirit Club 2,3g Bleacher Bums 4, Homecoming Court 4. A00 O bf' fis-ffffi - I 3 3 'ft at REMINGTON, PAM REYNOLDS, TARYN RHEA, RON-Football 2, Hockey 2,3g Social Committee 3,4g Morale Committee 3,43 FBLA 3,4g DECA 43 Spirit Club 3g Assemblies Committee 3,4. RICH, LARRY-Foot- ball 2,3,4g Basketball 2,3g Varsity Club 3,4. ROBERTSON, SCOTT ROGACKI, PHILIP ROMERO, MIKE ROSS, ALAN ROWLAND, JANICE- Spirit Club 25 Ski Club 35 Student Council 4, So- cial Committee 4g Re- cords Committee 4g VICA 4. RUSCHIONI, B. J. RUSSMANN, RANDY RYAN, TERRANCE SANDERS, JULIE- German club, Sec. of Treasury 45 Latin Club Pres. 43 Spanish Club 3,43 French Club 2,3,4g Ski Club 2,3g NHS 4. SARVIS, RONALD SAUDER, STEVE- Yearbook 3,4. SCHAEFER, TOM- French Club 2,3,4,Pres. 33 Forensics 2g Drama Club 2,33 Math Club 3, Peer Counseling 4. o Oo O SCHOESSOW, ROB- ERT SCI-IROATH, LEON- ARD SCHROEDER, DALE SCHWEIER, JOHN SEE, CLIFFORD SEWARD, J. C.-Foot- ball, 3,4g Student Coun- cil 43 Class Pres. 43 Varsi- ty Club 3,43 Chorale 2,3,4g Theatre 2,3. SHELTON, VICTOR SHERBAK, BRET SICKINGER, KIM- Song Leader 2,3,4g Gym- nastics 2,3,4g Track 3,4. SIEWELL, MARK SMIT, LORA SMITH, BOBBIE SMITH, SCOTT SNARE, MAX SNELL, ROGER SORRELLS, DAVLYN OO Q50 ug 8- , an , ,,. '-O .nr l 1 ' I i SPOERL, ANNETTE SPURGEON, RICH- ARD STATLER, DOUG STATLER, TED STAVIG, ANNE-Asso- ciated Students 3,43 Sec. of Social 4g NHS 43 Homecoming Queen 43 Girls Basketball 33 Swim Team 2, Ski Club 4. STRICKLAND, SU- SAN TAYLOR, BRENDA LEE-German Club 3,43 Band 2,33 NHS 3,43 Girls State 3. THARP, JEANETTE THOMPSON, JOHN THOMPSON, WADE TORRES, JOHN TORRES, NORMA TRIMBLE, SUSAN UNDERDAHL, JOHN UNGER, WESLEY VAN ZYL, JANE- Math Club 2,3,4g Ger- man Club 3,4g ICC 41 Orchestra 2,3,43 Girls Swim 2,43 Girls Track 2,43 Musical 2,33 NHS 3,4. O Q60 Q0 V A N D E R W E G E , DALE VANDYKE, KATHY VARNER, KENT-Class Pres. 23 Student Council 2,33 Gymnastics 3,43 Who's Who 33 Boys State 33 Yell Leader 3,43 Student Cabinet, Sec. Student and Academic Affairs 43 All City Stu- dent Council. VARY, KAREN VICKERS, EDDIE VIDMAR, VICTOR WAGNER, JUDY- Band 2,3,43 NHS 4. WAGNER, LERAE JEAN-Yearbook 3, Co- Editor 43 German Club 3, Pres. 4g Student Coun- cil 43 Spirit Club 23 Reach Out 43 Assemblies Committee 43 Quill and Scroll 3,4. WAGONER, JAMES WALKER, BONNIE WALKER, JEFF WALKER, SHERYL- Charlie Cougar on Ice 2,3Q Orchestra 2,3,4. WALKER, WENDI WEBB, CINDY W E G N E R , A N N - Songleader 23 Girls Swim 2g Girls Tennis 2,3,4g Girls Volleyball 2,33 China Club 4g Bleacher Bums 2,3,43 Spanish Club 4. WELCH, PATRICK o O 4 . , Viv 'N-. e 33 v A ' ,.-as in 3,5 f,,., .f ae, I :sw I ,S WEST, STACI WHALLEY, DONNA- French Club 2,3,4g Dra- ma Club 2,3g Reach Out 3,4. WHITAKER, AMY WILLIAMS, BRIAN WILLIAMS, MARK WILLIAMS, TERESA WILSON, DOUG WILSON, RON WOOLMAN, LILA- Ski Club 2,3,4g Girls Swim 2, Girls Track 3,43 Orchestra 2,3,4g Jerry Lewis Fan Club 4, Bleacher Burns 2,3,4g Spirit 23 Choir 2. WORLTON, JIM YODER, KAREN ZIGURS, MICKIE-Vol- leyball 2,3,4, Girls Track 2,3,4g French Club 2,33 Latin Club 4, Varsity Club 3,4. 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109, 167 Flanagan, Doreen Frost, Gregory 55, 167 Furrer, Harold Gair, Cherie 21, 74, 75, 98, 99, 105, 167 Gamber, Rebecca 90, 94, 95, 92, 142 167 Garnhart, Pamela 168 Garrett, Ann Gianesin, Bryan 24, 34, 82, 84, 94, 95 92, 93, 96, 97, 108, 100, 142, 168 Gearhart, Suzanne 52, 53, 82, 83, 142 168, 105 Gillespie, David 168 Gillespie, James 97, 168 Gillett, William 60, 62, 168 Ginther, Patricia 109, 168 Girod, Jane 168 Glover, Donna 168 Gonzales, Arleen Gonzales, Sherry Gonzalez, Pete Goodwin, Kathryn 168 Gotchey, Timothy Graham, Matt Gostnell, Larry 168 Greenwood, Mark 24, 168 Griffen, Barbara 168 Griffin, Kelly 24, 168 Griego, Ernest 107 Grover, Kathy Grooms, Jay 168 Groves, Joseph 168 Gulliksen, Steve Guzman, Sandra 169 Hahn, Laurie 169 Hahn, Teresa Harpstrite, Tina 169 Harris, Carolyn Harris, Tony Heath, Shirley 90, 92, 169 Heinen, Garth 169 Held, Cheryl 74, 75, 169 Henry, Dee 168 Herren, Eugene 102 Hickman, Pamela 169 High, Sharon 101 l-Ijelmstad, Cindy 24, 85, 169 Holding, Duane 94, 169 Holloway, Lynn 48, 49, 85, 92, 93, 169 Hopkins, Mark 94, 142, 169 Hornstein, Barbara 22, 85, 169 Houghton, Meredith 82, 84, 142, 169 House, Curtis 169 Howard, Tad 105, 169 Howe, William Howells, Shelley 13, 17, 20, 98, 99, 73, 105, 170 Howerton, Steve 66, 67, 170 Huff, Greg Hughes, Michael 9, 24, 34, 35, 73, 82, 83, 92, 94, 105, 142, 170 Hunt, Gerald 89, 92, 93, 100, 170 Hye, Steve 21, 26, 82, 84, 95, 95, 108, 142, 170 lngraham, Anna 109, 170 Jacobs, Diane 101, 170 Jaehne, Peter 66, 170 Janitell, Mark 170 Jenson, Chris 5 Jensen, Gregory 65, 170 Johnson, Frank 54, 55, 170 Johnson, Greg 94, 170 Johnson, Kelly 89, 90, 94, 170 Johnston, Kirk 170 Jones, Debra 170 Jordan, Michael 170 Jung, Michael Kaschnigg, Kimberley 171 Keating, Robert 171 Keenan, Chris 60, 61, 171 Keime, Robert 171 Kessler, Chuck 64, 65 Kildow, Nell 52, 69, 171 King, Cindy 171 King, Daniel 47, 94, 171 Kleffner, James 88, 89, 90, 171 Koppisch, Christi 17, 53, 82, 83, 94, 105, 109, 142, 171 Kovel, Becky 26, 52, 53 Kreidel, Steve 102 Lacey, David Lamb, Steve 171 Lamee, Keith 107, 171 Lang, Tracy 27, 44, 58, 59, 105, 171 Lawson, Robin 107, 171 Leach, Tammy 107, 171 Lee, Larry 107, 171 Lee, Tim 172 Leggett, Debbi 172 Lewis, Jerry 28, 42, 44, 105, 172 Liester, Brenda 16, 17, 72 Logsdon, Bonnie 32, 52, 172 Long, Marie 172 Loomis, Rod 172 Lucas, Andrew 105, 109, 172 Lucero, Michael 93, 172 Luna, Deborah 107 Mackeen, Andrew 102, 172 MacNabb, Jill 90, 94, 172 Malcom, Ricky Mann, Renda 172 Manning, Deanna 172 Margiotta, Janet 10, 49, 104, 172 Marquez, Vincent 113 Marsters, Robert Martin, Keith 172 Martinez, Claude 172 Martinez, Glenda Martinez, Jewel 112, 113 Martinez, Phillip 172 Massie, Bruce McAnulty, Michael 173 Mclntyre, Liz 173 A McMinn, Brook 173 McNamara, Shawn 65, 173 McNamara, Tim 173 Medina, Gloria Medran, Eddie 125, 173 Minovich, David Mooney, Robert 60, 61, 173 Moore, Anita 173 Moorhead, Patti 72, 94, 105, 173 Moulton, Carey Mudd, Kevin 105, 173 Mullane, Mary Lou 173 Murphy, William 173 Nash, Sandra 173 Nelson, Mark 173 Ness, Dale 88, 90, 92 O'Brien, Glenn 173 Orfield, Christeen 174 Ortega, Thomas Otto, David 102, 174 Pacheco, Cynthia 174 Padia, Tony 174 Paul, Mark 174 Payne, Jodie 174 Penzes, Anita 174 Perea, Ricky 112 Perry, Faith 98, 174 Pickettt, Nancy 94, 174 Piper, Kerry 92, 93, 174 Podoll, Edward 174 Powell, Gary 105, 174 Preisser, Kenneth Priddy, Donna 174 Quintana, Sabrina 125 Rains, Sherilyn 52, 174 Rathbun, Kelly 98, 99, 107 Reed, Brenda 107, 174 Reeves, Tommy Reinhard, Tammy 174 Remington, Pam 175 Reynolds, Taryn 175 Rhea, Ronald 64, 85, 106, 175 Rich, Larry 175 Robertson, Scott 175 Rodriguez, Robert Rogacki, Philip 175 Romero, Dennis Romero, Michael 175 Romero, Robert 107 Ross, Alan 175 Rowinski, Susan Rowland, Janice 85, 102, 17 Roybal, Dona Ruby, Debbie Ruschioni, B.J. 175 Russmann, Randall 175 Ryan, Terrance 175 Sanders, Julie 94, 109, 111, Sarvis, Ronald 175 Sauder, Stephen 99, 175 Schaefer, Thomas 175 5 175 Q0 O Cl Schawe, Delaine 68 Schoessow, Robert 176 Schroath, Leonard 92, 93, 94, 176 Schroeder, Dale 105, 176 Schweier, John 176 Scott, Douglas See, Clifford 176 Seward, Curt 43, 85, 93, 105, 176 Shelton, Victor 176 Sherbak, Bret 176 Sickinger, Kim 36, 56, 74, 75, 176 Siewell, Mark 176 Sillix, Benjamin Silvey, Brenda Smith, Lora 176 Smith, Bobbie 176 Smith, Carolyn Smith, Kirk 58, 59 Smith, Linda Smith, Lyle 102, 176 Smith, Mark Smith, Wayne Snare, Max 176 Snell, Roger 43, 176 Sorrells, Davlyn 176 Spoerl, Annette 68, 177 Spurgeon, Richard 107, 177 Statler, Doug 177 Stavig, Anne 20, 21, 28, 82, 84, 94 Baughman, Carl 131 Berry, Keith 116 Beveridge, Brian 42, 138 Boles, Gary 126, 127 Boyd, Elizabeth 94, 95, 122 Briner, George 117 Britton, Arthur 133 Buchanan, Mark 42, 126, 127 Buck, John 135 Burnett, Wesley 126 Callahan, Patricia 74, 75, 134 Canalas, Santos 118 Casey, John 94, 95, 124 Cervi, Stephen 117 Conner, Ralph 126 Couchman, Robert 122 Craft, Constance Devine, Joan 52, 53, 138 Diehl, Beverly 123 Eldridge, Janet 118 Elliott, Richard 42, 68, 139 t o 142, 177 Strickland, Susan 177 Suazo, Baron Tack, Keith 102 Tafoya, Kathleen Taylor, Brenda 94, 142, 177 Taylor, Katherine 101 Tharp, Jeanette 109, 177 Thompson, John D. 177 Thompson, John P. 177 Thompson, Wade 177 Torres, Johnnie 177 Torres, Norma 177 Trimble, Susan 177 Trujillo, Clifford Underdahl, John 66, 67, 177 Under, Wesley 177 Valdez, Lydia Vanzyl, Jane 49, 90, 94, 177 Vanderwege, Dale 102, 178 Van Dyke, Kathryn 89, 178 Varner, Kent 27, 82, 83, 105, 142, 178 Vary, Karen 178 Vasgaard, Toni 56, 102 Vickers, Edward 178 Vidmar, Victor 178 Vigil, Danny Vigil, June Vigil, Steve Faculty nd Staff Espinoza, fnee Busbyj Janet 126 Ferguson, Margaret 120 Fiore, Patricia 111, 126, 127, 129 Garcia, Jake 101, 119, 141 George, Jeannie 118 Gilliom, Marjorie 120 Gisler, Rex 82, 117, 122 Hansen, Paul Harms, Craig 88, 135 Hendricks, Joe126, 127 Hermann, Eric 106, 134 Hickey, Judith 119, 141 Higgins, Ann 123 Hollman, Gerald 54, 126, 127 Hughes, Gerald 116 Hyde, Jay 120 Johns, Daniel 140 Johnson, Edith 118, 124 Johnson, Linda 100, 122 Juarros, John 133 Justus, Glen 126, 127 Wagner, Judy 178 Wagner, LeRae 72, 85, 104, 111 178 Wagoner, James 178 Walker, Bonnie 178 Walker, Jeffrey 102, 178 Walker, Sheryl 90, 178 Walker, Wendi 85, 93, 97, 178 Wallace, Lorraine 26, 52, 68, 69, Weave, Noralea Webb, Cindy 34, 35, 92, 93, 178 Wegner, Ann 85, 105, 178 Wendlowsky, Laura Welch, Patrick 178 West, Staci Wetherbee, Richard 25, 107 Whaley, Nancy Whalley, Donna 94, 179 Whitaker, Mary 104 Williams, Brian 179 Williams, Mark 179 Williams, Teresa 179 Williams, Timothy Wilson, Doug 179 Wilson, Ronald 179 Woolman, Lila 85, 90, 179 Worlton, James 94, 179 Yoder, Karen 179 Zigurs, Mickey 105, 109, 179 Kreul, Loretta 118 Kroll, Linda Kruger, Ralph 104, 120 Kovac, Charles 102, 141 Lanus, Dessie 118 Legett, Richard 121 Lehman, William 140, 141 Longhart, Fred 42, 68, 69, 105, 1 Lucero, Rudy 46, 47, 137 Mann, Bill 131 Martin, Roberta 56, 105, 139 Mathers, Kathleen 98, 124 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