Crested Butte High School - Ranger Yearbook (Crested Butte, CO)

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1960 volume:

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S. ..- v-Y -1 -' '-'- - Q - '-' ,,. , , 2 , Y --3 v Y-Nf -N gs.-1. v -3.04 1--T f 'j-A-T' Q.L'l11--V -5--ii d 5'-21 v S':f,l-1NfJ- ve gg: -gs ,fe v- ill '3 1 A' X AMW 1 5 some W e M u -t h 1 xv i U Mrs. Helen Morgan 1 3 ...Q-x,-x-,R rl Y- A - --.gl -,. if Q-,-Ne Ys 75 X , - ,-v. - ,- - -,, JQSX7 A-,-. X A --. -- -,-, - x - -fi f gr - , fs -, fs- r- f We the Senior Class of 1960, dedicate this annual to Mrs. Morgan, our first grade teacher, for the wonderful services she has rendered to us and to the school, throughout her years of teaching M911lmrC1:A14T1c11w1 1 ,-..-v- -A - A 1 .1 WN' , lv 'V H' 'Pfvf 'QV'- Www Wm'--f vw- TWH, 1 ... ,, . .,,: .-fy Q,- th W, . YI .' 43' It V-5 z- -1 Q -t- wgi., ' 'L E 1 Tj nz ,fi ? -H ,fe , ,,, . , - 4 l5,ll+' riff: . '-- 1-'32 . . 30 ' H V' . - . f- 'P '-115, ,- f .ff ff' --wtf. - K- if 1 ',,' Q' V V: sim -' 'fl ,QS ml, - U , 1 -3 :fi .V - If - , Q. 04' . - ' I, - ' I A-'fl 4 ,, ff. 4. ' ,ZZ ig -tp . E: '? ly!- .. u.,' .VV -r K V L - ,. 5 . 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Chri sto ff Superintendent Commercial Mrs. Soarak Mr. Nutting English Math 8: Science Library Coach MT- Smith Miss Bennett SOCi8.1 Studi88 Hgth Q Sciencg Physical Education PQI, Club Advisor 1043813 Mr. Handford Music Mrs. Smith Fifth G Sixth Grades X Kew ar WW Mrs. Yelenick Third Q Fourth Grades Mrs. Christoff First Q Second Grades K . fr! ,- 'QP BOB SAYA President S VAlways happy, never sad, sometimes nau t , but Sh I never bad.n Class Secretary- ----------- 1,2,3 Class Vice President- Junior Class Play ---- Ranger Staff --------- Annual Staff --------- ----------4 --------3,4 ----------4 ----------4 Student Body Vice President ---- 4 Student body Reporter Student Council ---------- Band --------------------- Mixed Chorus ------------- Girls Glee Club ---------- Girls Octet -------------- Pep Club ----------------- Cheerleader -------------- ----------2 1f2,5,4 l,2,5,4 ----3,4 1,2,3,4 ----5.4 112959l+ ----5,4 Office Secretary --------------- 4 VRather athleticg rather small, a good chum and friend to a11.N Class Treasurer ------------ 1,2,3 Class President ---------------- 4 Junior Class Play -------------- 5 4 Ranger Staff ------------------- Annual Staff ------------------- 4 4 Student Body President--- Student Council ---------- Band ---- Drum Major --------------- Mixed Chorus ------------- Boys Chorus -------------- Basketball --------------- Football JOY PROBST Vice President 1o2o5a'+ l,2,5,4 ------4 ------4 ------4 l,2,5,4 ------1 EQ VHer care was never to offendg every student was her friend.V Class Secretary ---------------- 4 Class Vice President ----------- 5 Class President -------------- 1,2 Junior Class Play -------------- 5 Ranger Staff ------------------- 4 Annual Staff ------------------- 4 Student Body Vice President ---- 5 Student Council ---------- l,2,5,4 Band----- ---------------- l,2,5,4 Mixed Chorus ----------------- 5,4 Girls Glee Club ---------- 1,2,5,4 Girls Octet ------------------ 5,4 Pep Club ----------------- 1,2,5,4 Cheerleader ---------------- 2,5,4 Office Secretary --------------- 4 DIANE ARNOTT Treasurer MARY JO SOM AK Secretary VFriendly..likeable, sense of humor, and can be seen playing saxophone in CBHS Band.V Class Treasurer ---------------- 4 Class Vice President --------- 1,2 Class President ---------------- 3 Junior Class Play -------------- 3 Ranger Staff ------------------ -4 Annual Staff ------------------- 4 Student Body Treasurer- ------ 2,4 Student Council ---------- l,2,5,4 Band --------------------- 1,2,3,1+ Mixed Chorus ------------------- 4 Girls Glee Club -------------- 1,4 Girls Octet -------------------- 4 Pep Club ----------------- 1,2,3,4 Office Secretary --------------- 4 THESIDENT'S ADDRESS when I was electedpresident of the Class of 1960, I was so proud to be chosen to lead such a fine group of girls I completely forgot that it also meant I would have to make a speech today. Believers, I wouldlave backed outif I could.. but Mr. Christoff reminded me that the Class of 1960 isn't a bunch of quitters and that for the president to fail to meet his responsibilities vould throw a shadow on ihe entire class. Naturally, I didn't want that to happen, so here I am. I've studied up on speeches in general and commencement in particular, and I'll do the very best I can. Oh, dear! I should have started out by welcoming all of you to this program! Just forget that beginning, will you, and let me start over? . Members of the faculty and school board, parents, fellow class members, friends, ladies and gentlemen, we do appreciate your coming here today toshare in the festivities of the commencement season. To some, this may seem just part of a series of talks supposedly connected with commencement, but to us, it is all-important. We have listened to commencement programs all our lives, sometimes criticizing them for what they said as well as what they didn't say, but now we realize that very speech made, every program presented, meant a great deal to those responsible for them, and that it was very thoughtless of us, to say the least, to fail to appreciate their efforts. Because we have reached this conclusion, may we ask that you give us your support, even though many of you will feel that you could have done far better than we are doing? As I said, when I was first elected president I was so proud of my accomplishment that I did not think much about the responsibilities that are a part of the position. I didn't know much about parliamentary rules or realize that they were important, but Mr. Christoff helped me see that they were and even loaned me a book to help me understand. At first some of the class thought I was going Nhigh hatn, but once they got the idea they were ready to go ahead. That is one of the fine things about the Class of 1960. They have stood behind every move for the improvement of our school as well as of our own class. You know, that is a good trait for individuals as well as classes. If we all boosted instead of knocking, thevhole world would be better. Oh, I know we are just a small group in a small community, and it may seem that our affairs have very little effect on other people or places,V but did you ever stand on the shore of a lake or river and throw a small pebble into the water? As long as you stand there watching you can see tiny waves forming as a result of that one pebble, and I have read that, if we had a way of following them, we would see that those little waves finally touch the opposite shore of the body of water. Doesn't it makee nse to say that the actions .rr -1 , kflffu , .X .. .. of all the people in the world reach out and effect all the other people? If that is true, then the doings of even a small class in a small school have a greater influence than we would imagine possible. Sometimes I wonder who started this idea of commence- ment speeches. I have heard of schools who simply hire a speaker for class day, and let it go at that. There were times when I was working on this speech that I wished our faculty and school board did that way, but I guess they really do know what is best. While none of us may be president of the United States or Chief Justice of the Supreme Court, it is entirely possible that we might be called upon to make a speech some time, and if we hadn't had any practice at all, we would be in a bad way. You folks who are listening may wonder what you get out of it, and perhaps you shouldn't be blamed for that, but I really believe if you look at the program as a whole, you will see that even the listeners may be benefitted. Just stop to think of our whole school system. Children from all sorts of homes come to our school where, no matter how their homes are conducted and what each of them thinks, they are trained tozbllow a system which applies to the entire group, not just to individuals. Even though some rebel, the system goes on, andat last classes are gaduated, each member having completed a prescribed course of study leading to a diploma which is recognizedly higher institutions of learning. Even programs like this are part of the system, and contribute in many ways to the advancement to the group and individuals. We honestly believe that if you will think seriously of what we have said and of what others will say you will find something helpful. while commencement is a time of joy, still there is something sober, almost sad, about it. Never again will we be high school pupils. while we may meet the members of the faculty, the school board, and even our classmates from time to time, it will not be the same, and yet we will be the same people we were here in school. If, through these years, we have shirked, if we have had a tendency to get by with as little effort as possible, we will continue doing that way. It will effectcnr dealings with others, no matter what line of work we pursue. If we have failed to do our best, it is forever too late to change as far as our high school record is concerned, but it is still possible to improve. You may not remember much of what I have said, but I do hope you will remember that. Perhaps there have been times when you did not do your best, but from now on you can make up your minds toimprove, and can work with that thought ever before you. If, however, we have obeyed the rules, co-operated with- 1 ' . Q .ln those who have had the responsibility of guiding us through the years, we will realize more and more that school was very truly a training period, preparing us for life outside the school rooma Yes, it is vastly different looking back on the school year than looking ahead i'om the time we held dass elections. I want to thank the girls of the class for their loyal support, the faculty for their helpfulness, and all who have done anything al all to help our class and, through us, the school as a whole. As class president, I have benefitted greatly from your efforts. Every member of the class as well as all the others in our school, have helped make my period of office pleasant. I can not find words to express my appreciation, but I sincerely hope you understand. Just as we could not know at the beginning of the year what would happen during this year, so we, looking ahead can not tell what will come to us, However, we can rest assured that the determination with which we have followed the oourses prescribed for us by school rulings will stand us in good stead as we ge into the world outside, and that, as we have come to this point with pride in our accomplish- ments, we shall be able to meet all the problems which are sure to confront us in the future. Once more, let me thank you, my classmates, as well as all others in our sohool, the faculty, the school board and friends who have contributed inlany ways to our advancement. Thank You, x A o - I n ' , x ' , fl' V1 l 4 W L : 1' ,. 1 . . 'I O R . .. , Q 4 VB . n 1 . nl: 'U 1 ' qvwpiwt ,L ,Q i k 'iq if yv ' P4 .4 gf . A . 1 1 'i fl ' .- .a' - - . , ' -J ,j ' ',.: d , .' . I . 4. I . . W ' , .I . , 1 -,,. .1 .. ' s . . :O ' ' F- Y Q jo ' ' 1 l ' Q: ', , . . ,N 31 '51 1' - ' ' 4 H w ' s 9 I , X . 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The Hgreeniesu consisted of Diane Arnett, Mary Jo Somrak, Joy Probst, Bob Saya, Gary Farr, and Duane Ruland. We elected class officers and our leaders for the year were: Mary Je Somrak, president, Diane Arnett, vice-president, Joy Probst, secretaryg Bob Saya, treasurer, Gary Farr, reporter, and Duane Ruland, class spokesman. Mr. Ruland was our sponsor for the year. with our class officers chosen and the dreadful week of initatien over, we looked toward our high school days with high hopes and never-ending courage. We studied hard and, with what energy we had left, cen- tributed to school acticities. Gary, Duane, and Bob were on the football and basketball team, while Mary Jo, Diane, and Joy joined the pep club to cheer them on to victory. we were all in the high school band, also. Before we knew it, our first year at C.B.H.S. was ended. when we entered school as sophomores, we were sorry to see that our class consisted of five members. we were sorry to lose Duane Ruland who had moved to Olathe, Colorado. Joy Probst was president of the sophomore class, Diane Arnett, vice-president, Mary Jo Somrak, secretary, Bob Saya, treasurerg and Gary Farr, reporter. Mr. Christoff was our class sponsor. The most eventful activity of our sophomore year was initating the freshmen. Other activities were the successful booth at the school carnival, and we were still contributing our musical talents to the band. Joy Probst was crowned Queen ef the Junior Carnival, Mary Je Somrak was elected as one of the cheerleaders, and Bob Saya and Gary Farr were on the basketball team. Later in the year, we were unfortunate to lose Gary Farr who moved to Kansas. Even though we were busy, we looked forward to our junior year. 5 Upon entering school in the fall, the junior class consisted of Diane Arnett, Mary Jo Semrak, Joy Probst, and Bob Saya. Our leaders for the year were: Diane Arnett, presidentg Mary Jo Somrak, vice-president and reporterg Joy Probst, secretaryg and Bob Saya, treasurer. Mrs. Aspinall guided us through this eventful year. The first happy moment of our junior year was the day we received our class rings. During the year we sold candy, pop, and magazines to raise money. Our next event was the carnival with Mary Jo Semrak as Queen. We then presented our class play, HNewhere Fastn, under the direction of Mrs. Somrak. It proved to be a wonderful hit with everyone. Ne sooner had . o I Q ,m L -'Y , . I ' w . f . L55 ,Lf Jw . uf+ig, 6'F'-En ' .h- if ' I4 x. we finished our play, then we had to start decorating for the Junior-Senior Prom. We worked hard and industriously, and finally the big night arrived. with our theme, nwith a Song in My Heartn, we entertained the seniors at the banquet and prom on May 2, 1959. Thus ended our junior year. When we took our rightful places in C.B.H.S. as seniors of 1960, our class still consisted of four. We chose Bob Saya as president, Joy Probst, vice-president, Mary Jo Somrak, secretary, and Diane Arnott, treasurer. Mr. Christoff was our sponsor. Our classa ill took part in the many school activities. Bob Saya was elected Student Council president, and con- tributed the rest of his energy to the basketball team. Joy Probst was elected vice-president of the student council, and Diane Arnott the treasurer. Mary Jo Somrak and Joy Probst were elected cheerleaders once again. Bab Saya, Mary Jo Somrak, and Joy Probst were attendants for the Junior Carnival Royal Court. we all entered the badmiton tournament and enjoyed this to the fullest. We were still participating in the band and chorus. The highlights of our senior year were: the publishing of the school paper, the RANGER, and the publishing of the annual. Of course, there was our sneak day, the Junior Class Carnival, and the Junior-Senior Prom and Banquet. In this closing hour of our years at C.B.H.S. we are grateful to you, our friends and parents, for making our education possible for us. And, now, with our motto, Uwe are not afraid of tomorrow for we have seen yesterday, and we love todayn, we shall go out and find our rightful places in the world. , 1 WSF'-. if -WF' ,ME -- v r - I' I S u ,lv ' 1 l 1 I M ' f v I 15. . Q... 1 I 4 1 v I. -A . ,r. ' v - x r c . , a u 1 1 1 :al SMNIUH CLASS MILL I have the honor to present the will for the Senior Class of 1960. Our will is a wish for an era when all the world's energies could go for human happiness andxbvelopment and not toward preparation for war. We, theflass of 1960, dispose ofcnr possessions in this manner : To theentire school we leave the example we have set as worthy students. We alsoIbave our memories, our voices, and our other souvenirs. To the Juniors we leave our UDivine Rightsn as Seniors. We also leave them our ability to chew gum, eat candy, throw paper, snap rubber bands, and place tacks in chairs without thepunishment that comes:icm the teachers during this unruly action. Also, we leave to them our seats in study-hall. Occupy them, but don't try to fill them. To our good and unsuspecting friends, the Sophomores, we give them our patience and forbearance. We also give them the formula for getting in good with the teachers. And as Juniors-to-be, we leavegou the ability to have fun during the play and prom. To the young Eeshmen we leave the ability to seek revenge on the Freshmen-to-be for the pranks we have played on them. To the bashful and awkward Freshmen-to-be we leave the map of the school, so they won't get lost while exchanging classrooms. We also leave to them our highest hopes that each and everyone of them will one day take the place we are now leaving. To the Faculty we gve our sincere affection, our cbepest gratitude, and ihe whole unlimitedvealth of mr lasting nemory. We also give them the amazing and reliable information which they have learned from our exam papers to be used for the enlightenment of future classes. This being the total of our class possessions, we the Class of '60 now gve our personal possessions to the following people: I, Mary Jo Somrak, will my cheerleading position to Trudy Yaklich. HIt's a lot of hopping and jumping around, but it surely is fun.U To Dick Rozman, I will my ability to get along with the teachers and to stay out of the office. HPut it to good use, Dick, I never had much choice!H I, Joy Probst, willto Marilyn, my ister, my cheerleading w fi- :lg ' V ll I w i r v ,Il W O :Q . .1. I Al 1 41 . . . .. ,. 1 . . . w f P r w I l L i V 4 outfit. I hope Stajduhar I will few of them might I, Bob Saya, you put it to good use. To Johnny Bob my chemistry test papers. Believe me, a come in handy. will to Leivy Sandoval, my ability to play a saxophone. Play it well, Leivy. To Jimmy Somr-ak, I will my ability to play basketball. I, Diane Arnett, will to Stella Lugn all my books and papers. Put them to letter use than I did, Stella. And to Sam Rhodes, Ivill my ability to wnce. It's a lot cl' jumping around, Sam, but an interesting way to meet people ! ' As this gaduation formality comes to its closing moments, we want to express our thanks for the attachments we have formed during mr high school days, for this school and commu- nity, for the magnificent land in which we live, and for the inspiration which comes from this graduation. 'qu -nvwmurnx.-awww-1 wuqnnpqyglurnrnpz- pr--qu-uf .' l ,f in :Ch K 9 i -l ylll ivssse, Editor ...... . ........ ...... .Bob Saya Business Manager ....... .....Diane Arnott Advertising Manager.... ...Mary Jo Somrak Circulation Manager.... .......Joy Probst Sponsor....... ....... ....Mr. Christoff Photographerliiiilil COlOllMrl r 1 , Qt! yi, , n 3431? W JN -M ' g? i .H ' I . v: ,P 5: '7?jL-'r' QL A ra I 55' if ' V-5. '1 we-' fc? z 21,51 'I' 1 Y F .mx . ll! F' 1' ah, . Eff' -w ,L 1, Jw-WP' 'f F r 'YQ -Edj-torOlOOOClOOl0O0 Activities Editor.... Features Editor....... Advertising Manager... sponsorooooooosoooooo Deadline 0104 ' . xx., g' 1 2 ':' Kr I EI! Q s E14 STAFF ...Mary Jo Somrak ...Joy Probst ...Bob Saya ...Diane Arnott ...Mr. Christoff Advertising We ,lx Relaxing vjwlum 'mei 'v 'i H? 'f ' 9 ' 3161 'v 'Wx f' W v X 1 i 5 Q , .- I L N I 1 n SEC o N D G R A D E :MAH hw d X , Eddy Williams, Dianne Ruggera, Tony Stimac, Helen wall Back Row: Kristine Kapushion, Tom Maestas, Cathy Sporcich, Marty Stefanie Teacher Mary Christoff Kathleen O'Rourke, Linda Reynolds, Roger Rozman, Debbie Sporcich Lffilbld J WW 3 Back Row: Irene Rozman John Krizmanich Gary Sporcich Jeanne Niccoli Front Row: Mary Yaklich John Malensek Bernice Reynolds Teacher: Mrs. Yelenick Back Row: Patty Stimac Beverly Wall Rose Stefanie Front Row: Gavin Raines Michael Ruggera Joyce Saya FIFTH agp: of S9- ex i sih f,FfsW3 Q W' . KLX y izrr , AQ , qui, dwm he 'lf' 4393 I i5aawm'. Back Row: Patty Jo Liss, Raymond Williams, Kay Gallowich, Peggy Sporcich Front Row: Johnny Gallowich, Kathy Reynolds, Patty Niccoli Danny Sandoval Teacher: Mrs. Smith SIXTH GRADE - BH K .., ,f 3 L nil Anthony Malensek, Charles Niccoli, Joyce Rozman, Frank Oberosler eUell gl'aJe President NETTY KAPUSHION Vice President and Reporter Secretary VICKI RUGGERA DARLENE COBAI The seventh grade is the only class composed of girls. We enjoyed putting on several plays with the eighth grade. We also sponsored a booth called the NFlying Saucersn. Host of us belonged to the pep dub md band. KKK figzk YQ!!- 52 Al 'Y 15 'f I 2 if M'-W ,, al- qqvv, F 440 Treasurer R.preB9ntativQ mr ANN eALLow1cn KAREN HAESTP-5 62,1-fl. Q.-ad., V100 Pflidilt Sggrgtgry PAUL PANION Prelidelt RUBY ROHM!! DENNIS ROZHAN The eighthgrade put on several plays--'Only Man on the Jury, and 'Life of the Party . We took partin the juniorolass carnival. The boys participated in basket- ball and the girls joinedthe pep ' club. Graduation is our next atape Treasurer Reporter QP ummm mmcn mn mms 1-1 --51.12 Y e .33 CONNIE MCNEILL CHARLES LISS 6, .P N xmgifgggik Q I 5 3 ill HENRIEITA RAINES VIRGINIA RHODES If , w mf? X yd MICHELE VELTRI MARCIA STEFANIC KATHY onnnosmn my Jo SEDMAK C'-22813 Q 1 - -r. M- .iweakmdn Ciaaa 'ebvb l 4h,Q?b qu! 'if gun scum: mnz nxmcn Initiation was the highlight in our class. Sharon Williams Bernice Lujan joined our class in December. The girls took part in the Glue Club, Pep Club, and Band. The Available boys were in mixed chorus and basketball. A bowling alley was our contribution to the school carnival. Picture not 9' 1? 'S 44, qbih 'wap ORA 1-EA MINES sammy WILLIAMS FRESHMEN INITIATION fly? .fS2ymA1uwzore 6236166 fMgaa,, .wqugi MARILYN PROBST JOHNNY BOB STA JDUHAR PRESIDEN T VICE PRASIDENT WD -1 Our most exciting event was 13 initiating the freshman. Most 51 of the sophomores were in Glee FF' Club and Pep Club. The boys 1 were on the basketball team. H We had a successful booth at the school carnival. LEIVY SANDUVAL TREASURER B 'B I gif . I . 4 TONY GALLOWICH JUDY MAESTAS an 4' SALLY WALL SECRETARY TRUDY YAKLICH REPORTER Y IA BOB N1 comm ftASC5lJJ JJ. unior 674155 vggeaident Vice President Tr'-.ur.r DA MARTIN MUFICH DICK RQZMAN Secretary and Reporter KMHRYNEMYA The junior class has many events to remember. The arrival of ourclass ringswas a cherished moment. To raise money we sold pop, candy, and magazines. A carnival was given in March, and our play Toby Helps Out was given in April. Our prom and banquet in Maywas a fittingclose to a happy and busy year. JGMUH UMMI SHDMJH'MGWUUEL SUQRHMME 1. , ,nE,.g3.ag,-1 . 7 , a . W- 1 Yr, ,ISV xv, .L I W-.L tiff 1 v. 13 T-elsvff ' Ai v if J 1-.fi Mei- I 4':':ElCv? ' .- S, .A Z,,,,,,, ,...,.,,g 1 f 'N' ,.:-Tv '1P,,,.' V 11, .A NA' X 3215 ,F ,gjlziif Q. '55, ,Wim ,, fi 1 . f , ,A . 4,3 4,- . if H -.s5?'fi fi. , ., ,. I 1 www ' f . 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From left to right: Rudy Rozman, Paul Panion, Tony Gallowich, Netty Kapushion, Bernice Lujen, David Oberoeler, Fritz Yaklieh SPONSOR' 'MRS . SOMRAK BAND PERCUSSION Henrietta Raines Virginia Rhodes Bernice Lujan Ora Lea Raines CORNETS Martin Mufich Stella Lujan Dennis Rozman Darlene Cobai CLARINETS Kathryn Saya Charles Lise Netty Kapushion Fred Halazon Anthony Malensek BASS David Oberosler BARITONE SAXOPHONE Bob Saya FRENCH HORNS Mary Jo Somrak Sharon Williams Kathryn Oberosler DIRECTOR Mr. Ted Hanford TROMBONE Connie McNeill BARITONE Joy Probst SAXOPHONES Diane Arnett Sally Wall BRASS ENSEMBLE From left to right: David Oberosler,l Joy Probst, Connie McNeill, Mary Jo Somrak, Stella Lujan, Martin Mufich Director Mr. Ted Hanford . -- .aa-1-if-:--:ig srfga--2.-i Mlxzn cnonius Back Row: Second Row: First Row: W Chuck Liss, Paul Panion, Rudy Rozlan, Tony Gallowich, Martin Mufich, Dick Rozman, Bob Saya, Bob Niccoli, Jim Somrak, Fritz Yaklich Mary Jo Sedmak, Connie McNeill, Virginia Rhodes, Neddie Kapushion, Shirley McDaniel, Kathryn Saya, Sally Wall, Mary Jo Somrak, Marilyn Probst, Diane Arnott, Joy Probst, Judy Meastas Henrietta Raines, Marquerite Mufich, Sharon Williams, Trudy Yaklich Peggy Sporcich, Kathy Reynolds, Mary Ann Gallouich, Karen Meastas, Vickie Ruggera, Marsha Stefanie, Kathy Oberosler, Ora Lea Raines, Darlene Cobai, Joyce Rozman, Kay Gallovich, Patty Niccoli DIRECTOR: Mr. Hanford 5 ACCOMPANIST: Kathryn saya , j . 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Second Row: Virginla Rhodes, Neddie Kapushion, Connie McNe11l, Marllyn Probst, Diane Arnott, Henrietta Raines, Stella Lujan, Shirley McDaniel First Row: Vickie Ruggera, Mary Ann Gallowich, Karen Meastas, Darlene Cobai. Ora Lea Raines. Marquerite Mufich Cheerleaders: Kathryn Saya, Sally Wall, Mary Jo Somrak, Joy Proust CHEERLEADERS 1559 N. CQ -ting.. President -------- Sally Wall Vice President--qKathryn Saya Secretary -------- Mary Jo Somrak Treasurer -------- Diane Arnott Reporter -------- -Judy Meastas Sponsor ---- Miss Bennett HALLOWEEN GUESS WHO Q 'I 'fiii-DI' Costume Winners Picture III i, .M,.... Q., -I ,,,,,..,,,,...,..........f.---- Picture I ,,,,,..,,-,.... .I ,,.. -- WNW., II! QQ 5 , it 1' gf , ji Picture II Answers on the 'R Ji? following page Front Row Helen wall Tony Stimac Terry Rouviere Debbie Sporioh Kathleen O'rourke Linda Reynolds Yvonne Maestas Front Row Gary Sporich Rose Stefanie Patty Stimac Beverly Wall Irene Rozman Johnny Krizmanich Michael Ruggera Front Row Peggy Sporich Kathy Reynolds Patty Jo Liss Kay Gallowiob Patty Niccoli Joyce Rozman Costume Winners Kathleen O'rourke Marty Stefanie Beverly wall Gary Sporich Danny Sandoval Patty Niccoli Peggy Sporich Picture III Picture II Picture I Roger Rozman Marty Stefanie Tommy Maestas Eddy Williams Barbara Ochko Kristine Kapushion Kathy Sporich Dianne Ruggera Back Row John Malensek Joyce Ann Saya Mary Yaklich Bernie Reynolds Jean Nicooli Gavin Raines Back Row Anthony Malensek Frank Oberosler Johnny Gallowich Danny Sandoval Freida Maestas Mickie Ochko X . . W t . -X Nu... in . 'A' 6 .PF 1 3. P 15? , fel . jk? I l E4 ' T-2 - - .5 A F' .' ' ' -a n-r ffl: - A A rg 1. ., . , .. We .. 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