Doherty High School - Stigme Chronou Yearbook (Colorado Springs, CO)

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Wargames, like many club's at Doherty, is exciting and challenging. I r. Zimbrick and the clubs 16 members have fun playing games themselves. They also have fun by playing other schools in area. The Wargames Club is definitely a club in command of its I 010 TA TES A . A, gf R.. lc Row: Lance Cameron, Richard Wheeler, jim Hall, David Solms, Todd Higgins, David Killoran. Front Row: e McCarville, Brad Wagner, james Rigey, ,Ion Cacherat, Monroe Harden, Scott Barnes, Richard Harvey. Q Top Lek: This is the way were going to attack. Upper Right: The dictator hard at work, thinking. Lower Right: Umm, I clon't think you got it. Top Right It's so easy to take these games personally, Monroe! 6

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2 Upper Right: Larry and Chuck set up to play each other for the championship. Lower Rrghg Doug bates talks to his partner about their last game. Upper Lek: Dean Gordon has a hold on Victor's playing game. Lower Lek: Back Rowfjack Past, Mr. Wickland, Dean Gordon. First Row: Larry Blondin, Chuck Gold. cness mites zz 6Qg Chess SKI P - ,, Q, M.. Chess Club at Doherty High School is a group of five people who, if you asked them, could tell you anything you wanted to know about Chess. With the help of Mr. Wickland, this club is full of the real skill needed to play Chess. Members competed with many other schools this year, among them Mitchell. How well do they play? See for yourselfg play them a game.

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lu! 1 xii 'Q 29171: IUI' KILJI-11: Kow 1, Mr. Mundorff, jeff Orr, Dennis Scott Baker, Bob Gibbons, Bill Genoshe Row 2: Lori Noseworthy, Tammy Phillips, Kim Carter, Brenda Utlab Bottom Right: Row Ig Dave Robson, Vince Bean, Mike De Ridder, Christain Miller, john Pennington, Kevin Martan, Ron Hodges Row 25 Mike Keeney, Mark Shure, Gerald Espinoza, Tony Guild, Markjohnson, Brian Lessig, -Ion Davis, Mr. Parkhill V6 d I Iiqleailzisirilfii If a person did not feel that he or she wanted to attend college but wanted a different way of work, they could join VICA club in the auto or graphics de- partment. Students in VICA work three hours everyday for two years. The aim is to prepare students into a technical career of their choice. Money that the students in VICA raise helps to pay for leadership conferences' and Skills Olympics in which some members participate with the hopes of finding their ideal career.