Florence High School - Husky La Bran Yearbook (Florence, CO)

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1971 volume:

Awake! For today is a new beginning. FLORENCE HIGH SCHOOL Florence, Colorado In the Age of Pisces, The scholars who have graduated from FHS were led by these four girls who graduated in 1892. They were Anna McConnell, valedictorian; Carrie Lobach, salutatorian; Estrella Tanner and Grace Lobach, class members. These girls were graduated on Friday, June 10, 1892, from the high school building. In 1892, the high school and grades occupied Central School, which is presently serving as City Hall. Grace Lobach and Now LIFE IS A STAGE and everyone is an actor Life is a complex maze of acts and scenes. Everyone has a part and directs and produces his own version of life. 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ACTIVITIES HOMECOMING Homecoming always brings a special air of excitement that starts with die pep assembly after lunch and goes through the parade, reaching its climax at the crowning of the queen during halftime of the game. This year's pep assembly was a portrayal of Snow Huskie and the Seven Dwarves, with the pictures here showing the fun and spirit involved. Fun and Play PENROSE APPLE DAY Penrose Apple Day held the first Saturday in October for the last 32 years was a big success again this year. Reigning as queen was Karen Carrithers (top) with her two attendants, Linda West and iinda Bustos (bottom right photo). To be eligible for this honor, the girls competing must live in Penrose and be picked by the judges on personality and charm. PIONEER DAY It's just tradition for the seniors to show the freshmen who is boss and the best time to do this is Florence's annual Pioneer Day. Seniors do little playful things like smearing lipstick or making them kneel down and pledge their faithfulness to the Senior Class., Or sometimes they just get together to enjoy each other's company, (bottom photo) Pioneer Day is a city holiday that is now in its thirty-fifth year. Festivities usually start in the morning with a parade and the crowd drifts to the city park afterwards for a community get-together. SWEETHEART AND SNOWBALL HIP HIPPIE HOORAY Mrs. Stankey (Debbie Proud) argues ferociously but amusingly with Officer Kelly (Wes Campbell) while she convinces him of the hippies' corruptness. This year's school play Hip Hippie Hooray, directed by drama teacher, Mrs. Marion Reynolds. The plot involves a young lady, Susie, who sets out in search of her young runaway brother who has fled to Haight-Ashbury to turn hippie. When a few hippies disapprove of her middle class enterprising attitude, Alex, a full fledged hippie, summons Commander Brotherhood, head hippie. When he appears on the scene Susie discovers that he is her long-lost brother. The hippies have a lay-in to discourage Officer O'Hara (Mike Kendall) from closing Susie's free Eat-in. SLAVE DAY Slave day is an annual project sponsored by Quill and Scroll to raise money for new library books by selling senior members. The money also pays for a critique on the school newspaper and annual. 23 National Assemblies give students a chance to see other people and how they live and work. It's one of the most casual ways for students to learn. ASSEMBLIES AROUSE INTEREST The Salida Choir came to FHS to give us a special Christmas concert on their way home from tour. 24 The Candido Trio from France entertained FHS students by explaining the musical instruments they played. They also sang homeland songs. There's nothing quite like assemblies to boost morale By the time a pep assembly is over, students are convinced that their team is the best, and that as long as they are behind their team defeat is impossible. Cheerleaders and pep club did a large part to promote school spirit. The Spirit Jug (Bottom left) was one device made of paper mache used to promote class competition while skits worked other times to get laughs. As always the tradition, the freshman were selected to serve this year's prom. Costumed as the Wonderland cardmen, they served punch and cake, distributed favors, and added to the Wonderland atmosphere. ALICE IN WONDERLAND The 1971 Junior-Senior Prom was held on the evening of May 8. The theme this year was Alice In Wonderland, The gym became alive with scenes, flowers, and other decorations portraying Alice's adventures. The evening reached its climax when the 1971 Prom Queen Sharon Beradi and attendants Linda Scholz and Rosalie Garcia were announced. The annual event was enjoyed by everyone attending and many felt it had been one of F.H. S. 's most memorable proms. GRADUATION May 23, was the final day for the Class of '71. It was full of happiness because of the end of a twelve-year struggle and the beginning of a new way of life. The commencement exercise was a memorable occasion for a memorable four years. 30 CELEBRITIES HOMECOMING ’70 From the traditional afternoon pep rally held on the front lawn to the annual Homecoming Dance held in the old gym, Homecoming 1970 was a tremendous success. The cheerleaders put on a skit entitled Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs. After the skit and spirit yells, School Superintendent Barto Babitz introduced the Homecoming Queen Marcie Horn and her court, Janis Peters, Janine Lutrey, DeAnna Evans, and Bonnie Petty. The Annual Homecoming parade which included the four class floats, school bands, and the queen and her attendants, traveled from the front of F.H.S. down Main Street. The busy day was climaxed by the crowning of Marcie during half-time of the Florence vs. Manitou Springs football game. After an overhwelming victory, Queen Marcie and her court reigned over the Homecoming Dance held that evening. Homecoming '70 turned out to be a very memorable day for everyone involved. BLOSSOM DAY Miss Chiquita Marlow was chosen to reign as second attendant at the Canon City Blossom Day held May 1 and 2, 1971. Chosen from a field of fifteen girls from Florence and Canon City, Chiquita was selected on the basis of poise, personality, and school participation. 34 APPLE DAY Miss Linda Bustos of Penrose was chosen as first attendant for the annual Apple Day held in Penrose on October 3, 1970. Miss Linda West also of Penrose was chosen as second attendant for the occasion. 35 1971 PROM ROYALTY Chosen this year to reign over 1971 Junior-Senior Prom was Miss Sharon Berardi. Her attendants were Miss Linda Scholz and Miss Rosalie Garcia. The girls selected were first nominated by the senior class and then voted upon by the juniors. Queen's escort this year was Kevin Zerbyj first attendant was Bobby Barnes, and second attendant was Tim Petty. In the above photo, starting from the left, Jim Gam ache, Jack Irvine, and Susan Sponholtz represent the senior class with the three top grade point averages. Missing from this photo of the top three freshmen is Stephie McClain. Pictured here are Mark Ziolkowski and Sondra Maggard. 38 Sharon Marlow Kathy Myers' Vicki Vendetti MISS PEPS Miss Peps are chosen at the end of each sport's season by the cheerleaders, letterettes, pep club officers. These girls are the ones who have shown the most enthusiasm at the games and have helped keep school spirit up. Football-Vicki Vendetti Wrestling-Sharon Marlow Basketball-Kathy Myers Overall-Vicki Vendetti Debbie Trevithick, sophomore, who plays flute, and Joe Hand, senior, who plays trombone, were selected to represent F.H. S. in the Western State Honor Band, Joe was also chosen to play in the All-State Band. The John Phillip Sousa Award was given to Joe Hand because of his accomplishments in band. 4mU i Athletic Awards These five senior boys were chosen by the F Club as the outstanding senior boys in their respective sports. Don Jorgensen received the football and track trophies, Jim Gamache received the crosscountry trophy, Joe Hand was awarded the wrestling trophy, Terry Springman got the baseball trophy, and Harl Alley was awarded the basketball and track trophies. They are shown here with their trophies at the Honors Assembly held May 11, 1971. Tom Kelly Award The Tom Kelly Award is chosen each year by the Florence businessmen. Awarded only to a senior boy, the winner is chosen on the basis of his athletic ability over four years and his ability to maintain a high scholastic average. This year's winner was Harl Alley. Harl is shown here receiving his trophy from Mr. John Fox. Girl State delegates include (from left): Linda Bustos, Diana Haynes, Karen Carestia, and Melody Whistler. These girls go to Temple Beull College for one week to study different forms of government. Head Girl Robbin Oxnam and Head Boy Ed Rodriquez were elected by the student body to serve 1970-71. They had to have a 3.0 grade point average to be eligible, and their jobs involve heading Student Council and leading the student body to make a better school. 44 Boy's State delegates include (from left): Dani McBeth, Joe Baccarella, Steve Gasser (in car) Ross Kimbrel, and David Thomas. The boys go to Fort Collins to learn about government. State delegates are picked by letters they submit to the American Legion. Valedictorian Jim Gamache and Salutatorian Susan Sponholtz stand behind Florence's most popular symbol, (clean water!) Jim had a 3.97 grade point average and Susan had a GPA of 3.38. They gave speeches and the '71 graduation exercises. 45 This year four students had the opportunity to write for the local newspapers. The students (left to right) are Crystal Langloss, KRLN reporter, Mickey McMullen, Florence Citizen, Ken Batson, The Sun, Chic Marlow, The Canon City Daily Record. Each week their columns appeared telling the news of F.H.S. happenings. W:. Larry Rendon, senior, will have his poetry printed in a book this spring. Karen Fuller, junior, will have her prose published in the spring. Marilyn Thomas, senior, had her poetry published in The Young America Sings anthology, fall 1970. 46 Sadie Hawkins Sadie Hawkins Day provided fun, excitement, entertainment, and sunburn. The king and queen were crowned at the annual field show held at the football field. They are Debbie Proud and Ron Gifford. Tarry Springman, shown here as the executioner, is giving bops to the teachers on trial. Judge Robert Fats Moore read the charges against the violaters and gave the respective punishments. Sweetheart Sweetheart King and Queen this year were Miss Mickey McMullen and Joseph Trujillo. A week before the dance nominations for king and queen collect money from anyone who will give. The boy and girl who collect the most money by the end of the week wins the title. The money collected goes to help support the Senior Class. 48 JOSEPH TRUJILLO Annual Staff (bottom, left to right) Tom Alvarez, Vernon Roberts, Mrs. Dorothy Parker, Fred Alvarez. (2nd row) Tarry Springman, Carolyn Thomas, Sharon DeLaRosa, Chiquita Marlow, Sharon Berardi (3rd) Mickey McMullen, Janine Lutrey, Chrystal Langloss, Cathy Cortesi, Patti Jones, Linda Scholz. (4th) Marilyn Thomas, Vicki Vendetti, Nancy Kosek, Susan Sponholtz, Sheila Edinger. (5th) Denise Lutrey, Debbi McBeth, Jeanne States, Bernadette Leyba, David Piercy. (6th) George Button, Mike Todd, Richard Bustos, Kevin Timm. Head Editor- Fred Alvarez As being this year's head editor of the Husky '71, I found it a very rewarding experience. I hope to do a better job next year. Assistant Editor-Janine Lutrey. This year's annual was well worth all the work that went into it. The staff took a lot of pride in Husky '71 ! Annual Staff In 1918 the first annual from Florence High School was published by the Senior Class under the name, BLUE AND GOLD. The name BLUE AND GOLD was later replaced by MEMORIES. Other names of the annual have been BUSHER, LABRAN, HIGHLIGHTS, HUSKIES, and finally the present name HUSKY. From the Senior Class in 1918, the annual staff has developed into members from each class and those people enrolled in Journalism II. The annual staff became part of the Journalism II class in the fall of 1970. The Section Editors above from left to right are: Robert Moore, Juniors; Tom Alvarez, People; Tarry Springman, Sports; Richard Bustos, Activities; Linda Scholz, Seniors; Janine Lutrey, Art; Bernadette Leyba, Senior Directory; Mickey McMullen, and Susan Sponholtz, Literary; Nancy Koseck, Sophomores; Sharon Berardi, Ads; Chiquita Marlow, Celebrities; Sheila Edinger, Organizations; Jeannie States, Administration; Linda Bustos, Juniors; Denise Lutrey, Freshman. 51 Cheerleaders Tension mounts! You can hear the nervous giggles of the Cheerleaders as their first pep assembly get under way. The crowd is animated and helps build up the mounting excitement. Then comes the first cheer. You ask yourself, Will I forget the actions? Then concentration becomes a big part. In no time at all it's over! Done ! Then you wonder Was the pep assembly a success? From left to right: Robbin Oxnam, Bonnie Petty, Stephie Conci, Janeice Stewart, Chiquita Marlow, Rene Johns, Jeff Clem, Sharon Berardi, Heidi Oxnam. Pep Club The Pep Club, one of the most outstanding clubs to promote school spirit, was organized in January, 1938, by the junior and senior basketball girls and the club sponsor, Miss Ida Edwards. The purpose of this club is to inspire spirit by singing songs, entertaining during halftime, and leading school yells. The original uniforms were made of blue skirts, blue blouses, and gold barrel sweaters. Officers this year were president, Bernadette Leyba; vice president, Mary Jo Moore; secretary, Debbie Proud; treasurer, Regina Bononcini; sponsors, Mrs. Jane Snyder and Mrs. Judy Swanson. Letterettes The Letterettes began back in the basketball season of 64-65. The first Letterettes were Cathy Smith-Pi, Francis Ruddock-U, Jini Lewis-S, Barbara Archuletta-I, Vicki Duke-E, and Francine Garcia-S. The purpose of the Letterettes is to spell out Huskies and to do dance routines at the pep assemblies. The Letterettes have to be a senior or junior girls who have been in pep club at least one year. From left to right: DeAnna Evans, Debbie Self, Susan Viola, Antionette Becerra, Lois Fisk, Pam Nelson, Linda Watkins, Karen Carestia, and Cathy Archuletta. F Club is the largest organization in F.H.S. Joining F Club is by Invitation from F Club to all who have lettered in at least one varsity sport. F Club has various projects throughout the year. This year F Club gave an outstanding Fan Award, which will be given annually. The money making project for this year was the selling of plastic seat cushions. From left to right: Mark Myers, Willie Slack, Frank Morelli, Doug Wilcox, Rick Brinkley, Mark Ziolkowski, Dan Trujillo, Jim Gamache, Mike Drake, Bob Barnes, Jerry Elliott, Gary Sasser, Joe Hand, Larry Kindt, Ken Batson, Jack Magill, Ross Kimbrel, Steve Gasser, Rick Whitlow, Dave Gasser, Chris Cruzen, Mike Kendall, Frank Yellico, Danni McBeth, Rick Hay, Tim Petty, Joe Oxnam, Don Jorgenson, Eric Monson, Dave Piercy, Marty Schaeffer, Harl Alley, Coach Tom Gribben. “F” Club From left to right: Larry Watkins, Ken Batson, Colleen Wands, Robbin Button, Debbie Anderson, Debbie Trevithick, Susan Sponholtz, Debbie Proud, Kathy Van Riper, Winnie Sieve, Kelley Ambrose, Frank Wolking, Carlos Latimer, Tom Shelnut, Dani McBeth, Linda Lober, Karen Timm, Karen Daniels, Linda Massaro, Glenas Guyett, Nancy Koseck, Richard Palmer, Fred Gifford, Joe Hand, Larry Haynes, Sherry Elliot, Claude Stuteville, Donna Long, Eva Eldridge, Carolyn Winton, Phillip Jensen, Keith Hammel, Mike Phillips, Willie Slack, Rick Hay, Joe Baccarella, Henry Conci, Rick Sauer, Dan Kukelinski, Bob Wilburn, Karen Fuller, Mr. William Finch, Tony Massaro. Band The Florence High School Band directed by Mr. William Finch performs two concerts, participates in the Christmas program, and goes on tour to other schools annually. They attend at least one band day a year. This year the Florence Band received a superior rating for marching at the University of Colorado. They provide music for practically all of the athletic events. Linda Massaro, and Tony Massaro CHOIR: Mrs. Lanore Martin, Kathy Lackner, Susan Shull, Bonnie Serkowski, Kathy Myers, Angie Paulson, Alexia Gamache, Mr. Carl Leason, Vickie Turnnell, Diana Widener, Melissa McBeth, Josphine Martinez, Stephanie McClain, Carolyn Winton, Kathleen Martinez, Susan Paraday, Debbie Riddle, Donna Hauschildt, Jane Myers, Marilyn Miller, Penny Hall, Shelly Cathcart, Lynn Phillips, Donna Thomas, Gina Geracci, Jenny Day, Virginia Canchola, Alice Kohler, Teresa Montoya, Kim McCumber, Connie Baker, Debbie Sothman, Roger Addington, Rossie Trujillo, Steve Nelson, Jerry Klemm, Fred Gifford, Jack Magill, Joseph Trujillo, Ken Darrow, Joe Hand, Joe Baccarella, Mark Mallory, Phillip Pirraglia. Blue and Gold Blue and Gold Choir has been a tradition at F.H.S. for many years. It has evolved from a traditional music group to a modern music organization, singing such numbers as those popular in that year. From left to right: Donna Hauschildt, Jane Myers, Vickie Trunnell, Kathy Lackner, Karen Fuller, Susan Shull, Bonnie Serkowski, Kathy Myers, Angie Paulson, Cindy Boorom, Alexia Gamache, Debbie Riddle, Debbie Trevithick, Connie Baker, Debbie Sothman, Mrs. Lanore Martin, Rossie Trujillo, Jim Gamache, Jerry Klemm, Jack Magill, Fred Gifford, Joe Hand, Dani McBeth, Ken Darrow, Steve Nelson, Roger Addington, Mr. Carl Leason. Spanish Club The Spanish Club was first organized by Mr. William Webster. It was first called the Modern Language Club and consisted of French, German, and Spanish. An actual true Spanish Club was not organized until the fall of 1968. Miss Ruth Toliver should be congratulated on her efforts in starting this club. Club President for the year 1970-71, Jim Mares; Vice-President, Linda Bustos. From left to right: Fred Alvarez, Ed Rodrigues, Jim Mares, Cathy Mata, Mary Jo Moore, Bernadette Leyba, John Bustos, Sivy Lozano, Linda Bustos, Richard Bustos, Chris Mares. Drama Club In 1935 the Drama Club was organized; they have had a club since 1932, but it didn't become really organized until 1935 with Mrs. Agusta Kimpton as the sponsor. The original troop number was twenty-eight, which is still the troop number. This is quite an honor, because the lower the number the older the chapter is. Most troops are numbered in the thousands. From left to right: Alice Kohler, Debbie Proud, Lynn Phillips, Alexia Gamache, Vivian Solano, Sheree Elliott, Kathy Van Riper, Mrs. Marion Reynolds, Ernest Clem, Larry Watkins, Roger Hernandez, Dwaine Schmidt, David Thomas. Speech Club The first Speech Club was organized in 1955. Up until the fall of 1970 the club has been strictly volunteer. In 1970 the Speech Club became organized and attended several Speech meets. They still aren't as active as they want to be and plan on becoming more active in the years to come. Sponsor for the Speech Club in 1970-71 is Mrs. Reynolds. From left to right: Ernest Clem, Jerry Clem, Carlos Latimer, John Ashcraft, Ron Gifford, Ken Ferguson, Vivian Solano, Alexia Gamache, Mrs. Reynolds. Library Staff Work in the library helps the students gain a better understanding of a library. This experience will be helpful when using other libraries while attending college. Some of the duties performed by the assistants are checking out books, shelving books, filing catalog cards, typing cards, and helping other students with reference questions. They receive one-half credit for this work. From left to right: Ann C a the art, Mickey McMullen, Kathy Archuletta, Marty Schaffer, Kathy Van Riper, Laurecn Thomas, Mrs. Mildred Brown, Barbara Obrccht. 57 Newspaper Staff In the 1920's the newspaper was called The Reflector. It was published semi-monthly by the students of the English department and was printed by the city press. Other names for the newspaper have been Blue and Gold and Huskie Bannerline. In 1965 the name was changed to Huskie Voice. The name was chosen by Mr. Vernon Roberts who also designed the flag on the front page. Head Editor of the Huskie Voice is Crystal Langloss; Feature Editor, Richard Bustos; Machine Operator, David Piercy; Exchange Editor, Telitha Martin. Office Staff Answering the telephone, jotting down messages, and running errands is only a part that each worker in office fulfills each busy day at F.H.S. Typewriters are always clacking and the mimeograph can usually be heard during third hour on Friday running off the next week's activity schedule. The workers receive this opportunity in the office by requesting it on their class schedules. From left to right: Stephie Conci, Linda Scholz, Robbin Oxnam, Regina Bononcini, Susan Viola, Lorrie Lozano, Linda Watkins, Janeice Stewart, David Piercy, Marylynn Scott, Joe Gindro, Jerry Brown, Pam Padgett, Mrs. Esther Jones. F.H.A. G.A.A. From left to right: Antionette Becerra, Debbie Self, Mickey McMullen, Patti Jones, Regina Bononcini, Karen Carestia, Cathy Cortesi, Rose Garcia, Stephie Conci, Janine Lutrey, Linda Watkins, Pam Nelson, Vickie Vendetti, Linda Massaro, DcAnna Evans, Shirley Gallardo, Vivian Solano, Heidi Oxnam, Debbie McBeth, Glenda Buchanan, Kathy Marlow, Alexia Gamache, Kathy Arcliuletta, Sharon Marlow, Susan Rathkc, Kathy Van Riper. GAA is an organization to advance the standards of excellence in physical education. Members are encouraged to develop good sportsmanship in all activities and strive to obtain better physical fitness. From left to right; Melissa McBeth, Kay Myers, Beverely Holcomb, Jacque Tessadri, Darlene Trogden, Debbie Apple, Karen Timm, Pat McCumber, Pam Padget, Mrs. Sue Reeves. Officers for the 1970-71 year were president, Pam Padget; vice-president, Karen Timm; treasurer; Melissa McBeth; secretary, Pat McCumber. F.H.A. is a national organization for high school girls to provide them with experience that broadens the home economics program. F.H.A. stands for Future Homemakers of America and the overall purpose of F.H.A. is to help individuals improve personal, family, and community living. National Honor Society From left to right: John Barr, Eric Monson, Rick Hay, Wesley Campbell, Dani McBeth, Harl Alley, Ed Rodriguez, Jim Gamache, Ross Kimbrel, Jerry Brown, Joe Baccarella, Crystal Langloss, Sharon Berardi, Linda West, Lois Fisk, Mickey McMullen, Pam Nelson, Karen Carestia, Susan Sponholtz, Bernadette Leyba, Mr, Charles Smith, Mr, Frank Morelli. Not in picture: Robin Oxnam, Bobby Barnes, Frank Yellico, Dwaine Schmidt. The National Honor Society is an honorary organization whose membership is made up of students who excel in scholarship, character, leadership, and service. Selection is one of the highest honors a student can achieve. John Barr, Dwaine Schmidt, Susan Sponholtz, Ross Kimbrel, Steve Gasser, Frank Yellico Jerry Brown, Dani McBeth, Jim Gamache, George Button, Fred Alvarez. Quill and Scroll Quill and Scroll International Honorary Society for High School Journalist was organized April 10, 1926. Florence High School received the honor of being invited into the Quill and Scroll Honor Society in February of 1960 because of the high rating received on the school newspaper, then called the Huskie Bannerline, The Florence High School Chapter was named the Pat Cruzen Chapter. From left to right: Janeice Stewart, Stephie Conci, Janine Lutrey, Robbin Oxnam, Bernadette Leyba, Jeanne States, Dorothy Parker, Pam Nelson, Karen Carestia, Linda Bustos, Lois Fisk, Chic Marlow, Crystal Langloss, Carolyn Thomas, Sheila Edinger, Linda Scholz, Bob Barnes, Ed Rodriguez, , Ernest Klemm, Richard Bustos, Nike Since its inception in 1969 the Morning Star Nike Club of Florence, Colorado, has remained the only Nike Club in the State. Nike Club is sponsored by the Business and Professional Women's Organization of Florence. The main purpose of Nike is to aid young girls in choosing a career. The first president of Nike was Elaine Zamarripa. From left to right: Karen Fuller, Karen Carestia, Janine Lutrey, Stephie Conci, Bernadette Leyba, Lorrie Lozano, Antionette Becerra, Regina Bonocini, Mary Jo Moore, Susan Sponholtz, Lois Fisk, Gail Rathke. Student Council Student Council is an organization consisting of two class representatives, each class president, Head Boy, Head Girl, and a secretary. Some of their jobs include sponsoring Sadie Hawkins dance, Regional Student Council, and some supervision over the student body. One of the best jobs Student Council has accomplished was the making of the handbook. From left to right: Frank Morelli, Ed Rodriguez, Wesley Campbell, Bob Barnes, Bernadette Leyba, Dwaine Schmidt, Dani McBeth, Vickie Vendetti, Robbin Oxnam, Rene Johns, Janeice Stewart, Alexia Gamache, Micky McMullen. AUTOGRAPHS Top, left to right: Mr. Victor Becco, Coach Frank Morelli, John Gribben, Frank Yellico, Ross Kimbrel, Steve Gasser, Joe Gindro, Rick Whitlow, Don Jorgenson, Larry Willis, Kris Cruzen. (2nd row) Coach Michael Huffman, Mark Schmidt, Tom Wilcox, John Gilbert, Mike Apple, Tim Petty, Bob Moore, Walt - for his three years of dedication to FHS. Anderson, Bob McCall, Tom Alvarez, Coach Robert Stecklein. (3rd row) Rick Campbell, Duane Walker, Roy McFadden, Joe Oxnam, Gene Jorgenson, Joe Hand, Joe Gonzales, Tom Sanders, Rick McCandless, Dave Pierce. (4th row) Roland Smith, Richard Street, Charlie Barrows, and manager, Mike Kendall. Las Animas Florence 60-20 Fowler 35-12 Rocky Ford 40- 6 Salida 22-20 Leadville 55-16 Manitoux Springs 6-55 Woodland Park 29-62 Fountain 48-14 Buena Vista 12- 8 tied for fourth in Pikes Peak League. CROSS COUNTRY 70 Lake County Invitational-8th Canon City Invitational-6th Alamosa Invitational- 10th Pueblo Invitational-17th District-3rd State-8th Every meet had at least thirty teams and consisted mostly of AAA schools. 66 A Squad displaying winning ribbons (left to right) Dan Gallardo, Bud Conci, Dan Trujillo, Bobby Barnes, Mike Todd, Shadow-Fred Alvarez. The 1970 cross country team represented F.H.S. by taking third in the district meet. It also sent five harriers to the AA state finals. The state runners were Mike Todd, Bobby Barnes, Danny Trujillo, Bud Conci, and Dan Gallardo. The Huskies were represented at the state meet and all-season meets by underclassmen coached by Mr. William Meigs. (left to right) Mark Myers, Jim Gamache, Mike Todd, Rick Sauer, Ken Darrow, manager, (bottom) Bud Conci, Dan Trujillo, Bob Barnes. Not pictured are Ray Rothgeb, Dan Busetti, Joe Trujillo, Joe Baccarella, Gary Sasser, Dennis Gallardo. (top) Trophy case which cross country has helped fill, (above) A typical Husky pacing the rest of the pack. 68 (top) A Squad taking a breather at district, (above) Mike Todd hidden as he battles for the lead at the state AA meet. St. Mary's 31 - 17 Canon City 13 - 30 Rocky Ford 5-43 Limon Tournament 5th Walsenburg 21 - 25 Crowley County 18 - 27 Limon 37 - 13 Las Animas 16 - 32 Buena Vista 20 - 21 Fountain 17 - 25 Salida 12 - 30 Leadville 17 - 25 Woodland Park 14 - 28 District Tournament 5th WRESTLING (above) Mark Schmidt awaits the sound of pin from the referee, (upper right) Tom Wilcox puts his victim in pinning position, (side) Virgil Kessler gives his all to FHS as he gets riding time. Florence Walsenburg 70 - 49 Merit Hutton 51-44 Fowler 46 - 39 Denver Cathedral 81 -61 Woodland Park 42-83 Buena Vista 60 - 57 Roosevelt 73-62 Manitou Springs 62 - 96 Fountain 68-73 Salida 74 - 71 Leadville 83 - 69 Woodland 47 - 85 Merritt Hutton 73 - 71 Buena Vista 59 - 47 Manitou Springs 67 - 80 Fountain 67 - 80 Salida 54 - 84 Leadville 58 - 60 Salida 68 - 77 Fowler 46-53 Fountain 73 - 66 Florence was runner-up for regional play-off. Florence Walsenburg 50 - 35 Merit Hutton 51 - 44 Fowler 22 - 60 Cathedral 57 - 53 Woodland Park 37 - 69 Buena Vista 50 - 44 Roosevelt 58 - 40 Manitou 46 - 65 Canon City Sophs 43 - 36 Fountain 36 - 46 Salida 73 - 70 Leadville 57 - 33 Woodland Park 49 - 75 Merrit Hutton 61 - 43 Buena Vista 46-52 Manitou 56-51 Fountain 48 - 57 Salida 35 - 42 Leadville 51 - 50 (right) Bobby Barnes-one on one for two. (far right) Huskies warm up before the game, (below) Ross Kimbrel pumps one from thirty feet, (bottom) Coach Gribben gives pep talk from sideline, (far right middle) Joe Gindro and (center) Steve Gasser both show winning form. The freshman team coached by Paul Villagrana, following in the winning form of the varsity, brought home an impressive first-place trophy from the Manitou Tournament and finished the season with a 10-6 record. BASKETBALL BASEBALL (bottom row left to right) Dan Scheele, Mike Drake, Allan Knisley, Mike Phillips, Robert Paxton, (second row) Coach Long, Rick Hay, Kurtis Zerby, Rick Sauer, Willie Slack, Bill Pullaro. (bottom row left to right) Rick Brinkley, Joe Ciancio, Tarry Spring man, Doug Wilcox, Jim Gamache, Steve Johnston, (second row) Coach Villagrana, Roy McFadden, Joe Trujillo, Larry Rendon, Robert Moore, Marty Schaeffer, Mark Ziolkowski. (below) Jim Gamache (center) Mike Drake (bottom right) Marty Schaeffer. v - - r b-- r Rocky Ford Rocky Ford Crowley County Crowley County Woodland Park Fowler Manitou Springs Woodland Park Manitou Springs Crowley County 10 13 3 4 6 9 3 12 1 11 Florence Florence Florence Florence Florence Florence Florence Florence Florence Florence 0 6 8 0 5 13 8 2 13 9 1 :-Ht 1st Row: Phillip Jenson, Dennis Stuteville, Larry Paraday, Roger Hernandez, Danny Martinez, Randy Duncan, Frank Morelli, Mike Todd, Bobby Barns, Danny Trujillo, Chuck Smith, Danny Scheele, Dennis Gallardo, Coach Meigs. 2nd Row:Coach Huffman, Charlie Barrows, John Gilbert, Gene Jorgenson, Ray Rathgeb, Dennis Jones, Richard Street, Ken Cruzen, Joe Oxnam, Mark Myers, Bill Mosley, Mike Janousek, Donald Ashley, Dave Steffenson, Charles Brill, Allen Rutter, Coach Stecklein. 3rd Row: Coach Campbell, Larry Kindt, Kevin Zerby, Tim Petty, Lcland Jenkins, Frank Yellico, Dave Gasser, Rick Whitlow, Steve Gasser, Harl Alley, Mike Kendall, Don Jorgenson, Jack Magill, Dan Bussetti, Mike Flynn, Ross Kimbrel. SENIORS CAPRICORN December 22 to January 20 The sign of the priest Ambassador, or scientist A cardinal earthy sign Ambitious, persevering, diplomatic, reserved. Ruler: Saturn Gems: White onyx, moonstone Color: Green Harmonious signs: Taurus, Virgo, Libra Seniors Reach Top of the Ladder AQUARIUS January 21 to February 19 The sign of the truth-seeker or scientist A fixed airy sign Honest, probing, broadminded, amiable, humble, popular Ruler: Uranus Gems: sapphire, opal Color: Electric blue Harmonious signs: Libra, Gemini, Aries, John Barr Chiquita Marlow Larry Rendon Gary Sasser Nadine Sporcich PISCES The sign of the poet or Interpreter A mutable watery sign Gentle, kind, retiring, sensitive, unlucky, often melancholy Ruler: Neptune Gems: Chrysolite, moonstone Harmonious signs: Cancer Virgo, Scorpio February 20 to March 20 Rosalie Garcia Larry Kindt Bob McCall Richard White ARIES March 21 to April 20 The sign of the warrior or pioneer A cardinal fiery sign Energetic, impulsive, enthusiastic, positive, enterprising Ruler: Mars Gems: Amethyst, diamond Color: red Harmonious sign: Sagittarius Jerry Klemm Crystal Langloss Andy Lovato Linda Scholz Carolyn Thomas Linda West Snowball Fight Boy - Girl 82 TAURUS April 21 to May 21 The sign of the builder or producer A fixed earthy sign Stubborn, steadfast, systematic, kindhearted, perservering Ruler: Venus Gems: Moss agate, emerald Color: blue and pink Harmonious signs: Virgo Capricorn, Cancer Roger Hernandez 83 three (3) boys GEMINI The sign of the artist or inventor A mutable fiery sign Restless, versatile, clever, exuberant, expressive Ruler: Mercury Gems: Beryl, aquamarine Color: Yellow Harmonious signs: Libra A quarius May 22 to June 21 Harl Alley Virginia Conchola Tarry Springman Bill Anderson Antionette Becerra Regina Bononcini Tina Castellano Jeanne Colgin Linda Miller Girl and Boy Sitting CANCER The sign of the prophet or teacher A cardinal watery sign patient, sensitive, sympathetic, changeable Ruler: The Moon Gems: Moon agate, emerald Color: Violet Harmonious signs: Pisces, Scorpio, Taurus. June 22 to July 22 Jerry Elliott Jim Gamache Charles Hastings Mike Kendall LEO The sign of the king or president A fixed fiery sign Proud, generous, trusting, energetic, domineering, authoritative Ruler: the Sun Gems: Ruby, diamond Color: Orange Harmonious signs: Aries, Sagittarius. July 23, to August 23 August 24 to September 23 VIRGO The sign of the craftsman or critic A mutable earthy sign Exact, methodical, chaste, industrious, discriminating Ruler: Mercury Gems: Pink jasper, hyacinth Color: Gray or navy blue Harmonious signs: Taurus, Capricorn. Sharon Berardi Steve Buchanan Wesley Campbell Jeff Clem Don Jorgenson Bobby Orton Susan Sponholtz Joe Hand Luceann Long David Piercy 87 September 24 to October 23 LIBRA The sign of the statesman or manager A cardinal airy sign Alert, just, artistic, well balanced, affectionate, honorable Ruler: Venus Gems: Diamond, opal Color: Indigo blue Harmonious signs: Aquarius and Gemini Cathy Cortesi SCORPIO The sign of the governor or inspector A fixed watery sign Energetic, independent passionate, determined Ruler: Mars Gems: Topaz, malachite Color: Deep red Harmonious signs: Cancer and Pisces October 24 to November 22 SAGITTARIUS The sign of the sage or counselor A mutable fiery sign Candid, impulsive, restless, impatient, generous, curious, nature and sport loving. Ruler: Jupiter Gems: Carbuncle, turquoise Harmonious signs: Aries, Leo, Sagittarius November 23 to December 21 Cathy Barrows AUTOGRAPH PAGE Fred Alvarez Debbie Anderson Walter Anderson John Ashcraft Henry Avila Joe Baccarella Bob Barnes Ken Batson Debbie Belarde Thana Bennett Gene Biernacki Lynn Bond Cindy Boorom Birtchel Brown Jerry Brown Zoe Ann Brassea Charles Brill Dan Busetti Linda Bustos George Button Karen Carestia Bob Casey Linda Casey Ann Cathcart Roger Clem Stephie Conci Roger Conner Ray Copper Terry Cox Sonny Daniels (Arthur) V ' v Tommy Davis Diana Day Mary DeVor Glen Donley Mike Drake Anthony Esquibel Karen Fuller Vernon Garrett Steve Gasser Jack Glass Dale Grimshaw Janice Guyett Rick Hay Diana Haynes Leon Jackson Leland Jenkins Steve Johnston Ross Kimbrel Terri Kindt Ernest Klemm Paul Largent Judy Lindley Lorrie Lozano Janine Lutrey Elfreida Maggard Jack Magill Chris Mares Randy Martin Josephine Martinez Kathleen Martinez Theresa Martinez Richard Mata Dani McBeth Pat McCandless Pat McCumber Jerry Miley Jeannie Miller Josie Miller Eric Monson Lee Montoya Mary Jo Moore Bill Mosley Nancy Moss Pam Nelson Steve Nelson Barbara Obrecht Susan Paraday Pam Padgett Paula Pickett Phil Pirraglia Bill Pullaro Gary Ratkovich Debbie Riddle Garland Robinson Allan Rutter Faith Saunders Marty Schaeffer Dwaine Schmidt Pat Schwelka Vivian Solano Denise Springman Dave Steffenson George Stepleton Janeice Stewart Arthur Stillman Richard Street Christine Stucker David Thomas Edward Thomas Darlene Trogden Rossie Trujillo Vera Trujillo Linda Watkins Melody Whisler Mark Widener Juniors Take Part in Activities Bob Barnes Frank Yellico Pam Nelson President Vice-President Secretary Ernest Klemm Treasurer For Homecoming the junior float came in 1st place. Theme of the float was Jack and the Beanstalk. The juniors looked skeptical as they adjourned from a class meeting. They must have been talking about money! Knowledge is the staff of life and the best way to learn is to ask questions. SOPHOMORES Top to bottom: Debbie Proud, secretary; Alexia Gamache, president; Cindy Horn, treasurer; Rick Campbell, vice-president. Sophomore Class Officers Guide the Class of 1973 Charles Barrows Douglas Pam Biernacki Blankenship Vivian Boettler Doreen Rick Brassea Campbell Cecil Henry Clark Conci Beverly Cox Kenneth Cruzen Karen Daniels Pete Sheree Del Duca Elliott Sharon Estes DeAnna John Evans Fazzino Dennis Gallardo Sue Gilpin Donna Kenneth Huaschildt Hersch Rick Beverly Hinckel Holcomb Cindy Horn Kenneth D arrow Michael Flynn John Gilbert Cathy Harvey Renee Johns Gene Jorgenson Seferina Lozano Louis Martinez Allan McChesney Virgil Kessler Steve Macoskey Linda Massaro Everett McGalliard Ann Kohler Sharon Magill Richard Massey Roy McFadden Nancy Kosek James Mares Katherine Mata X Lucille Langloss Sharon Marlow Carol Moss Lynette Longwill Kenneth Marsh JtVJLCK McCandless Kathy Myers Penny Joe Nicholes Oxnam Angie Lynn Paulson Phillips Bob Pickett Debbie Proud 102 Jerry Slack Randy Roberts Mark Schmidt Ann Smith Ray Rothgeb Roland Smith Tom Sanders Rick Steffenson Debbie Vitullo Duane Walker Larry Watkins Pearl Weigel Sue West Enid a Sapp Bonnie Serkowski Sheldon Tucker Kathy Van Riper Rick Whitlow 103 Tom Wilcox Frank Wolking Wally Wyatt A new year brings pensiveness and uncertainty. Come snow or rain, classes still go on. School not only brings work, but also fun. FRESHMEN Kelly Ambrose Donald Ashby Anita Ayala Ole Babcock Connie Baker Lonnie Baker Ralph Beach Ann Berger Clyde Bernard Vicki Boughner Ricky Brinkley Glenda Buchanan Johnny Bustos Robin Button Linda Canchola Ruth Canchola Scott Carrithers Shelly Cathcart Felicia Chrzanouski Joe Ciancio Michael Clem Jerry Cook Vincent Cordova Dennis Cox Kim Cruzen Billy Daniels Terry Davis Jenny Day Alice DeVor Randy Duncan Zane Edinger Eva Eldrige Mike Espinosa Laurie Everly James Farmer Shirley Gallardo 106 James Green Glennis Guyett Keith Hammel John Handy Larry Haynes Kim Higgins Mike Janousek Dennis Jones Allen Knisley Alice Kohler Chris Kubik Dan Kuklinski Mark Mallory Don Marsh Danny Martinez Frank Martinez Toni Massaro Debbie McBeth Howard McDowell Robert McDowell Eddie McWilliams Garland Mears Marilyn Miller Robert Miller Theresa Montoya Frank Morelli Dick Oles Beverly Ortiz Karen Orton Heidi Oxnam Glen Leatherberry Sharon Leatherman Tom Limberis Linda Loeber Denise Lutrey Cindy Macoskey 107 Larry Paraday Terri Patch Robert Paxton John Perdue Bonnie Petty Mike Phillips Jack Pomeroy Patty Ratkovich Gloria Robinson Donnie Reeves Chester Sanborn Johnette Saunders Linda Schaeffer Dan Sheele Steven Shannon Tommy Shellnut Willie Slack Winnie Slevic Bill Smith Chuck Smith Charles Smithey Debbie Sothman Donnie Srader Steve Stillman Claude Stuteville Karen Timm Nola Thomas Steve Thomas Dave Thompson Joe Tollis Dan Trujillo Tom Valdez Kevin Vaughn Vicki Vendetti Colleen Wands Diane Widener 108 Vonna Wigton Bobby Wilburn Doug Wilcox Carolyn Winton Holly Wolverton Kurtis Zerby Frank Morelli. Heidi Oxnam. Vicki Vendetti Debi Me Beth . Winnie Slevic Dennis Jones . Student Council President Student Council Secretary Treasurer Vice-president From an eighth grader to a freshman seems to be a big jump. There are so many new things to learn and do. One thing I really like about being in high school is that you have more freedom, and you don't have someone always looking over your shoulder telling you that you're wrong. 110 ADMINISTRATION Mr. Barto Babitz Superintendent Some of our administrative staff had this to say about the year 1970-1971. The overall opinion was that it was an excellent year and that the attitude of students was improved one hundred per cent. We were able to change our dress code, which proved to be a success. We were able to introduce new classes and eliminate 1st and 6th hour study halls. Many changes occured that wouldn't have been possible without the cooperation of both student and teacher. This was definitely a good year. Mr. Wayne Strickland Business Manager Mr. Dale Brown Principal Mr. Victor Becco Assistant Principal Mrs. Esther Anne Jones Secretary SCHOOL Richard Carrithers President Mrs. Viola DeBiaso Vice-President Dr. Peter J. Gamache Director BOARD Mr. Gene Senatore Treasurer Mr. William Tedesko Secretary Mr. Lee Gilbert Director Mr. Marcus Widener Director 112 (left to right) Mrs. Janice Gall, Mrs. Martha Lasha, Mrs. Billie Jean Evans, Mrs. Bessie Piercy, Mrs. Thelma Gonzales, Mrs. Lena Sartoris, Mrs. Thomasita Lave, Mrs. Bessie Vahldick, Mrs. Margaret Sanders. Mr. Hank Alley Mr. Isaac Baca Mr. Joe Mascitelli Norma Brown, Ricky McDermott, Harvy Hammel, Gene Garcai, Mildred Raider, Helen Boorman, Virgil Downer, Jean Barager, Ruth Torri, Jackie Wann, Georgia Oxnam, Jeannette Brown. 113 Harry Ranney Mathematics Mrs. Marion Reynolds Speech G English Mrs. Judy Swanson English Don Benton Government Walter McFadden Business Bill Meigs Auto Mechanics a ■ Bob Stecklein Boy's P.E. Roxie Boyd Biol., Chem. Joe Brunetto Mach. Shop Dan Jackson Physics Mrs. Sue Reeves Home Economics Mrs. Mildred Brown Librarian Tom Gribben American History Jim Serfoss Typing Mrs. Dorothy Parker Journalism G English Robert Campbell Shop Mike Huffman Science Mrs. Shirley Stapleton Girls P.E. Charles Smith History Donna Nelson Mathematics Karl Leason Cho.rus SENIOR DIRECTORY ALDRED, JOAN ALLEY, HARL Football 1,2; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track 2,3,4; National Honor Society 3,4; Boys State Representative 3; F-Club 2,3,4; F-Club President 4. ANDERSON, BILLY APPLE, MIKE Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3; F-Club 2,3. BARR, JOHN Basketball 1; Spanish Club 1; Honor Student 1; Weight Lifting 2,3. BARROWS, CATHERINE GAA 1,2,4; FHA 2; Spanish Club 2. BECERRA, ANTIONETTE Letterette 3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; GAA 1,2,4; Class Secretary 4; Girls Track 1,2; President GAA 4. BERARDI, SHARON Pep Club 1,2.3,4; Letterette 3; Annual Staff 4; Cheerleader 4; Homecoming Attendant 3; Quill and Scroll 3,4; Husky Voice 3,4; GAA 1,2; Band 1,2; Secretary 3,4; Rose Girl 3. BONONCINI, REGINA GAA 1,2; Nike 3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Pep Club Treasurer 4; Class Treasurer 4; Nike Treasurer 4. BUCHANAN, STEVE Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3. BUSTOS, RICHARD National Honor Society 3,4; Quill and Scroll 3,4; Spanish Club 2,3,4; Husty Voice 3,4; Annual Staff 4; All School Play 4; Bleacher Bums 3. CAMPBELL, WESLEY Speech and Debate 1,2,4; Husky Voice 3; Student Council 3,4; Class Vice-President 2; Quill and Scroll 3,4; Bleacher Bums 3; Chess Club 3; Folk Singing 3; Ski Club 2. CANCHOLA, VIRGINIA Spanish Club 1,2; FHA 3. CASTELLANO, TINA Cheerleader 1; GAA 1.2,3; Pep Club 1,2, 3; Annual Staff 1; Chorus 1,3; Cness Club 3; Folk Singing 4; Gymnastics 3; GAA Vice-President 3. CLEM, JEFFERY Cheerleader 4. COLGIN, JEANNIE GAA 1; FHA 3. CORTESI, CATHY Annual Staff 3,4; Gymnastics 3; GAA 1,2, 3,4; GAA Treasurer 2; Pep Club 1,2,3; Folk Singing 3; Husky Voice 4. CRUZEN, KRIS F-Club 1,2,3; Spanish Club 1; Track 2; Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2. DANIELS, GARY DELA ROSA, RANDY DE LA ROSA, SHARON Pep Club 1,2,4; GAA 1,2,4; Band 1,2,4; Annual Staff 4; Husky Voice 4; Nike 4; Girls Track 1; Majorette 2,4; Library Staff 4; Gymnastics 3; Nurses Aid 3. DEL DUCA, ROBERT ELLIOT, JERRY Wrestling 1,2,3,4. EDINGER, SHEILA GAA 1,2; FHA President 3; Secretary 2,3; Nike 3; Annual and Library Staff 4. FERGUSON, KENNETH Speech and Debate 2,3,4; Folk Singing 3; Class President 3; Student Council 3; Track 1; Cross Country 2; Chorus 1,2,3. FISK, LOIS Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Girls State 3; Rose Girl 3; Letterette 3,4; Nike 3,4; Vice-President 3,4; Girls Track 1; Play Cast 1. GARCIA, ROSALIE Pep Club 1,2,3; Letterette 3; GAA 1,2,3,4; Folk Singing 3; Gymnastics 3; Prom Server 1; Annual Staff 3,4; Husky Voice 4; Secretary 3; Chorus 1,2. GARCIA, RAY GAMACHE, JAMES Football 1; Cross Country 2,3,4; Baseball 2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Chess Club 3; Ski Club 2,3; JCL 1; Folk Singing 3; F-Club 2,3,4; F-Club Vice-President 4; Blue and Gold 3; Debate 1,2; Annual Staff 3; VFW 3,4; National Honor Society 3,4; Student Council 2; Quill and Scroll 3,4; Quill and Scroll President 4; Student Council Treasurer 2; Exchange Student 3. GIFFORD, RON Football 1,2; Track 1,2,3; All-State Choir 2; Chorus 1,2,3; State Track Meet 1; Blue and Gold 1,2,3; F-Club 1,2,3,4; Boys State 3. GINDRO, JOE Football 1,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4. HAND, JOE Wrestling 3,4. HERNANDEZ, ROGER Spanish Club 3; Track 4; All School Play 4. HOLESTINE, SUSAN Pep Club 1,2,3; Band 1,2,3; GAA 1,2,3; Majorette 2,3; Rodeo Club 2; Ski Club 2; JCL 1; FHA 3. HORN, MARCIE Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Honor Student 1; Homecoming Queen 4. HASTINGS, CHARLES JAMES, MIKE IRVINE, JACK Class President 1; Student Council 1,2; F-Club 1,2; Ski Club 1,2,3; Folk Singing 3; Blue and Gold 1,2,3; Quill and Scroll 3,4; Wrestling 2; Cross Country 1,2; Track 1,2; Chess Club 3; Honor Student 1,2,3,4. JONES, PATTIE Folk Singing 3; Pep Club 3; GAA 3,4; Gymnastics 3; Annui Staff 4; Nike 4; Nurses Aid 3; Flower Girl 4. JORGENSON, DON Football 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3; JCL 2; Math Club 2; JCL State Competition; Wrestling 4. KELLY, GARY Cross Country 2; Spanish Club 1,2. KENDALL, MIKE Football 2; Football Manager 3; Track 1,2,4; Ski Club 2,3; Bleacher Bums 3; F-Club 3,4. KESSLER, MARTIN Wrestling 1,2,3. KUBIK, STEVE Football 3. KLEMM, JERRY Wrestling 1,2,4; Pep Band 1; Gun Club 2; Play Crew 3,4; Baseball Manager 3. KOHLER, LESLIE Track 1,2,4; Wrestling 2. LANGLOSS, CRYSTAL Quill and Scroll 4; Husky Voice 3,4; Husky Voice Editor 4; Annual Staff 4; Rose Girl 3. LATIMER, CARLOS Football 1,3,4; Band 2,3,4; Basketball 1,2. LEYBA, BERNADETTE Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Pep Club President 4; Spanish Club 1,2,3,4; Student Council 2,4; Spanish Club President 3; Nike 3,4; National Honor Society 3,4; Quill and Scroll 3,4; Quill and Scroll Vice-President 4; GAA 1,2; Girls Track 2; Honor Student 1,2,3; Rose Girl 3; Miss Wrestling Pep 3; Annual Staff 4. LITT1G, DEBBIE Library Staff 1; GAA 1; FHA 2. LONG, LUCEANN Rodeo Club 3. LOVATO, ANDY Weight Lifting 2,3,4. MARLOW, CHIQUITA Pep Club 1,2.3,4; Cheerleader 3,4; Co-Head Cheerleader 4; GAA 1,2; Homecoming Attendant 2; Student Council 2; Husky Voice 3,4; Exchange Student 2,3; Prom Server 1; Regional Student Council 2; Ski Club 2,3; Annual Staff 4; Quill and Scroll 4; Daily Record Reporter. McCHESNEY, EDDIE MARTIN, TELITHA FHA 1; FHA Treasurer 3; Husky Voice 4; FHA President 2; Pep Club 2. McCALL, ROBERT Football 3,4. MCMULLEN, MARILYN Spanish Club 1; Pep Club 1,4; Track 2; School Play 1; GAA 1,2,4; Rose Girl 3; Student Council 1,2,3,4; SCDSC 2,3; Class President 4; Flower Girl 4; GAA Treasurer 4; Annual Staff 4; Regional and League Student Council 3; Quill and Scroll 4; Husky Voice 4; Citizen Reporter. MONTOYA, ALBERT Football 3; Wrestling 3,4; All Conference Wrestling 3; Bleacher Bums 3. MYERS, JAYNE GAA 1,2; FHA 1,2,3; Secretary-Treasurer 3; Blue and Gold 3,4; Pep Club 3. MYERS, MARK Football 1; Basketball 3,4; Track 4; Cross Country 4. MINER, MARK ORTON, BOBBY OXNAM, ROBBIN Head Girl 4; Student Council 3,4; SCDSC 3,4; Secretary Student Council 3; State Student Council 4; League and Regional Student Council 3,4; Cheerleader 4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Letterette 3; Quill and Scroll 3,4; National Honor Society 3,4; Girls State Alternate 3; Chorus 1,2; Blue and Gold 1,2; Glee Club 1; Folk Singing 2,3; Prom Server 1; GAA 1,2; Ski Club 3. PALMER, RICHARD Chess Club 3; Band 1,2,3,4. PETERS, JANIS Pep Club 1,2,3; GAA 1,2,3,4; Letterette 3; Prom Server 1; Apple Day Attendant 3; Girls Track 2; Boots and Saddle Club Attendant; Rodeo Club 3,4; Homecoming Attendant 4. RENDON, LARRY Football 1,2,3; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Ski Club 3; Basketball 1,2,3; F-Club 2,3,4; Annual Staff 3; Husky Voice 4; JCL 1; Spanish Club 1,2,3; Bleacher Bums 3; Rodeo Club 3; Folk Singing Club 3; Gun Club 2. PEIRCY, DAVID Basketball 1,3,4; Husky Voice 3,4. RODRIGUEZ, EDWARD Folk Singing 3; Chess Club 3; Spanish Club 3,4; Spanish Club Secretary 4; Bleacher Bums 3; Quill and Scroll 3,4; Head Boy 4; Student Council 4; Boys State Alternate 3. SASSER, GARY F-Club 1,2,3,4; F-Club Secretary 4; Ski Club 1,2,3; Student Council 1; Chess Club 3; Chess Club President 3; JCL 1; Debate 1,2; Wrestling 1,2,3; Cross Country 2,3. SCHOLZ, LINDA Annual Staff 4; Secretary 3,4; Chorus 1,2; Girls Glee 1,2. SCOTT, MARYLYNN Pep Club 1,2,3; Modern Language Club 1; Ski Club 1; GAA 1,2,4; Prom Server 1. SELF, DEBBIE Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Miss Basketball Pep 2; Miss Overall Pep 2; GAA 2,3,4; Head Letterette 4; Letterette 3,4; Blue and Gold 3. SPONHOLTZ, SUSAN Band 1,2,3,4: Vice-President Band Council 3,4; Nike Club 3,4; Vice-President and President Nike 3,4; Debate 1; Ski Club 2; Chess Club 3; Quill and Scroll 3,4; Secretary-Treasurer Chess Club 3; JCL 1; Annual Staff 4; Honor Student 1,2,3; Girls State 3; Secretary-Treasurer Quill and Scroll 4; Husky Voice 4; Rose Girl 3. SPORICH, NADINE Class Treasurer 1; FHA 1. SPRINGMAN, TARRY Baseball 2,3,4; Football 4; Bleacher Bums 3; Mr. Basketball Bum 3; Annual Staff 4; Husky Voice 4. STATES, JEANNE Pep Club 1,2,3; Prom Server 1; Quill and Scroll 3,4; Annual Staff 4; Miss Basketball Pep 1; Secretary 4. STILLMAN, TERRY Football 1,2; Track 1; Baseball 1; Gun Club 1,2; Boys Glee 1,2; French Club 1,2; VICA 3; School Play 1,2; Science Club 2; Electronics Club 3; Broadcasting Club 3; Bleacher Bums 3. THOMAS, CAROLYN Pep Club 1,2,3,4; GAA 1,2; FHA 2,3; Annual Staff 4; FHA Parlimentarian 2,3; Rose Girl 3; Secretary 3,4; Band 1; Quill and Scroll 4; Husky Voice 4. THOMAS, MARILYN Chorus 1,2,3,4; Blue and Gold 2,3,4; uAA 1,2; FHA 2; Quill and Scroll 3,4; National Honor Society 3,4; Annual Staff 4; Husky Voice 3,4. THOMPSON, CARL Band 1; Football 1,2; Wrestling 2,3. TIMM, KEVIN Husky Voice 3,4; Track Manager 2; Play 3,4; Cross Country §. TRUJILLO, JOSEPH Basketball 1,3,4; Chorus 3,4; Spanish Club 1,2; Cross Country 2,4. VIOLA, SUSAN Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1,3; GAA 1; Ski Club 2,3; Letterette 3,4. WATSON, VONNA Rose Girl 3. WHITE, RICHARD WILLIS, LARRY Football 3. WEST, LINDA Rose Girl 3; Secretary 4. 120 STUTEVILLE, DORIS Pep Club 3. SASSER NELSON You are safe with Sasser Nelson Service Distributors of Fina Jack Sasser G Lee Nelson - Owners 784-3471 Florence 122 Huskie Booster Club Florence, Colorado The Huskie Booster Club is proud of the 1971 Class of Florence High School. May each of you achieve the fullest measure of success in life. Jim Adamson Hank Alley Royal and Donna Anderson Norman and Peggy Apple Jack Atkinson Barto Babitz Vic Becco Alex Beltramo Joe Berardi Charles Blankenship Dale Brown Bob Busetti Tom Camerlo Dom Carochi Dick Carrithers Bob and Nelda Cruzen Bob Deppe John Duran First National Bank of Florence Florence Hardware Henry Fox Bob Fritz Peter and Rose Gamache John Gilbert Dan and Thelma Gonzales Tom Gribben Ernie Hall Dick Knox Dom Lombardi Felix Lukezic Charles McCall Bill Meigs Phil Miller Tom and Charlotte Neill Anthony Ortez Charles and Barbara Owens Angelo Perna John Petry Walter Petty Bill and Dottie Phillips Dave Pretti Charles Price Dick Pusateri Rainbow Inn Elsie Roberts Jack and Carmella Sauer Royal Schmidt Warren Schmidt Gene Senatore Gene Shadwell Tony Shaefer Tom Singleterry John Slaughter Charles Smith Vona Smith Bill Springman Cecil and Hazel Stainbrook Bernie and Gloria Stenzel Joe Tamburello Charles and Ellen Trujillo Ray Viola Charles Watkins Lynn Wilcox Marjorie Willis Frank Yellico Ben Zamarripa James Zerby Ed Ziolkowski 123 Y, Colorado Best Wishes to the Class of 1971 CANON BLACK DIAMOND COAL COMPANY Florence, and Frank Yellico nd Louie Yellico x v i r ir i CONYO’S TACO HOUSE 231 W. Main Joe R. Herrera 125 3020 Highland Canon City COTTAGE STUDIO Portraits Wedding-Commercial 215 W. Main Florence 784-6451 126 Dr. J. V. Buglewicz Dr. P. J. Gamache CLINIC Florence, Colorado FLORENCE ELKS B.P.O.E. 611 Best Wishes to the Class of 1971 Florence FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS LOAN Our 36th Year in Canon City, Colo. On the Sunny Side of the Street FLORENCE RADIO AND ELECTRIC SERVICE 117 West Main Street Dial 784-3025 jSEf THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF FLORENCE All Banking Services One - Stop Banking A Strong and Friendly Bank Member of F.D.I.C. LUKE’S MOTOR COMPANY Best Wishes Florence, Colorado IDEAL CEMENT COMPANY Portland, Colorado POLAR KING DRIVE-IN Larry, Judy, and Kellie Leathers Church G Second Streets Florence, Colorado Central Telephone G Utilities Corporation 204 West Main Phone 784-3537 Phone 784-9957 SOUTHERN COLORADO POWER DIVISION Florence NIEHANS One-Stop Shopping Center Your Friendly AG Grocery Penrose WESTERN AUTO The Family Store And Catalog Order Center 1 32 111 No. 16th Canon City, Colorado CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1971 RALPH CARESTIA’S TRUCKING AND REPAIR SERVICE 784-3878 Florence, Colorado CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS FROM THE FLORENCE HUSKY ANNUAL STAFF 133 WALKER C.E. ASSOCIATES 275-5361 729 River Canon City The Real Estate Action Line Farm - Residential - Leasing CARPET RANCH 432 Main 275-3915 Canon City CANON MARKET E CANON MARKET, INC. Meats, Groceries, Produce Phone 275-3364 201 N. Sixth Canon, Colorado DALE RUSSELL MOTORS Graydene Hwy. 50 275-2371 FARMERS INSURANCE GROUP 628 Main 275-2522 Canon City FOX MACHINE SHOP H. A. Fox - Owner 115 East Front Street 784-3416 Florence Think First... Choose First For all your Banking Needs FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF CANON CITY Member of F. D. I. C. FREDRICKSON BROWN INSURANCE SERVICE Canon City, Colorado Martin Nehring-Eric Domroese Wes Carhartt FREMONT LANES The Recreation Center of Florence Come in and visit us. Bill C Gale Decker Go With God' MARIA’S MEXICAN FOOD 2345 Fremont Street Canon City HAVEN’S For Men and Women Canon City MARY CARTER PAINTS Hobby Supplies 415 Main Canon City MASTER PRINTERS Publishers of the Fremont County Sun 306 Main Canon City 275-3844 MERLINO’S BELVEDERE 1330 Elm Avenue 275-5558 Canon City PARKVIEW MOTEL 231 River Street 275-3319 Canon City SALTS CLUB PARADISE 275-7221 South 9th Canon City SENATOR E’S DEPARTMENT STORE Florence, Colorado The Senators 784-6544 VIOLA BROTHERS LUMBER .. 107 West Main Street Penrose, Colorado We, the Annual Staff, wish to thank the following businesses for their donation in purchasing $10 worth of advertising in our annual. A W DRIVE IN Where most people in Florence eat while in Canon City. FOX REXALL DRUG Phone 784-3523 Second and Church Street Florence, Colorado A Happy and Successful Future To All Florence Students CARL’S MOTEL Restaurant and Lounge Canon City, Colorado MAC'S MUSIC MART Your Musical Headquarters 111 North Tenth Canon City, Colorado Phone 275-3578 DR. HAL S. CRAWFORD Optometrist 275-9001 816 Main Street Canon City, Colorado ROYAL GORGE COMPANY 421 Main Canon City, Colorado 275-2333 EMMERSON FURNITURE COMPANY Quality Furniture Carpets and Hard Surface Floor Coverings 605 Main OXFORD'S MARKET Home of the Li'l ol' Bake Shop Canon City £ Salida Canon City 139 We, the Annual Staff, wish to thank the following businesses for their donation in purchasing $5 worth of advertising in our annual. ABON CARPET FLOOR COVERING 110 Third Canon City Guaranteed Workmanship and Material at everyday low prices 275-5212 CANON SUPPLY COMPANY 520 River Street 275-5914 ACME CLEANERS AND TAILORS 115 West Main Florence, Colorado CAPRI CAFE AND LOUNGE Florence, Colorado Mr. and Mrs. John Petri ANGEL'S TEXACO SERVICE Trust your car to the man who wears the star 219 East Main Florence, Colorado COLONNA G COMPANY OF COLORADO, INC. 15 and Water Street Canon City 275-3327 BEAU-T-RAMA SALON Gary Eslick 1622 Main Canon City 275-6818 COLORADO REFRACTORIES CORPORATION P. O. BOX 1001 Canon City, Colorado BEAVER PARK COMPANY 1861 Water Rights Penrose, Colorado Nick Goodall President and Manager COLUMBINE INSURANCE SERVICE 117 Pikes Peak Avenue Florence BIG O TIRE STORE 804 Main Canon City CURTIS AND MEADE Phillip 66 Station Canon City, Colorado BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS Charlie McDaniel John Camerlo Denzel Goodwin DAVE'S BARBER SHOP 105 North Santa Fe Florence, Colorado BUCKSKIN JOE Louis, Edwin, David Camerlo Canon City, Colorado Box 8 DAVIDSON-LINDNER INC. Chevrolet, Olds G Cadillac 731 Main Canon City NORGE VILLAGE Laundry G Dry Cleaning You do it or let us Expert Pressing Canon City DAYLIGHT DONUT SHOP Best Wishes to the Class of 1971 117 North 5th Street Canon City, Colorado 275-8267 140 We, the Annual Staff, wish to thank the following businesses for their donation in purchasing $5 worth of advertising in our annual. DENT'S GLASS SERVICE FLORENCE LUMBER COMPANY Thomas M. Cox, Owner 2801 E. Main Glass for Every Purpose 600 East Main Street 784-6576 Florence, Colorado DOLVIN MOTOR SUPPLY Distributor of Automotive Parts, Equipment, Accessories 708 River Street-Canon City, Colorado Good Luck Seniors FREMONT CLEANERS 120 West Main Florence EASY WASH LAUNDRY W. O. Fisher 212 S. 9th 275-9809 Canon City FRYING PAN RESTAURANT Best Home Cooked Meals 784-9998 Eula Harrison Florence, Colorado Best Wishes to the Class of 71 LESLIE W. EGGLESTON County Assessor GENE'S AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE Brake Service Wheel Alignment General Auto Repairs Florence, Colorado EMPIREGAS INC. OF CANON CITY 718 Main Canon City HEALTH-AID MART Natural Foods Vitamins 1441 Main 275-9367 Canon City, Colorado E-Z WAY CAR WASH Ted Sponholtz Florence, Colorado HELP YOURSELF LAUNDRY Best Wishes to the Class of 1971 Laundry and Dry Cleaning 735 South 9th Canon City FLORENCE FEED STORE The Purina Store Purina Chow, Flour, Grain and Hay N. Reed Morris - Lester Barr HESTED'S 116 West Main Florence, Colorado Manager Roy Doerr FLORENCE HARDWARE Hardware for Hard-Wear 784-3036 Florence, Colorado HILLTOP SUPER MARKET Shop on the Hill Save on the Bill 1409 South Ninth Canon City FLORENCE HOTEL CAFE 201 West Main 784-6373 Florence, Colorado JIM'S CLOTHING Men's and Ladies' Ready to Wear Florence 141 We, the Annual Staff, wish to thank the following businesses for their donation in purchasing $5 worth of advertising in our annual. KENDALL APPLIANCE INC. 210 South 10th St. 275-5991 - 275-5923 Frigidaire Sales G Service Canon City, Colorado KIMPTON INSURANCE 106 S. Pikes Peak Ave. Florence, Colorado LEMONS FEED STORE 920 River Canon City 275-9317 LOU'S T.V. SERVICE Owner - Louis Tessadri 115 S. Pikes Peak L. R. SHORT LUMBER 213 S. 8th 275-2343 Canon City MAGNET CAFE G BAR Owner - Joe Ruffatto Florence, Colorado THELMA MILLER Fremont County Clerk and Recorder MINK LUMBER COMPANY Lumber, Paint, Hardware Wallboards Phone 275-3591 Canon City, Colorado MR. ED'S DRIVE INN Don't forget to call your order and use our pick-up window 275-5833 NEW METHOD LAUNDRY AND DRY CLEANERS, INC. 315 Main Canon City OWL CIGAR STORE Santilli Brothers 626 Main Street Canon City PATTON'S JEWELRY Bulova G Elgin Watches Gifts for all occasions' 519 Main Street Canon City PETTY MEATS 814 W. 8th Pueblo, Colorado PLATEAU NATURAL GAS COMPANY 119 South Pikes Peak Florence, Colorado RANCHHOUSE DRIVE IN 1439 Main Canon City RIO CRANDE MOTOR WAY, INC. 10th and Water 275-5889 Canon City, Colorado ROY'S TRU-TRED TIRE SHOP Remington Tires Tire Repairing and Recapping 1426 River Street Canon City 142 We, the Annual Staff, wish to thank the following businesses for their donation in purchasing $5 worth of advertising in our annual. SCHAAR ELECTRIC SERVICE We Service Anything Electrical Phone 275-6691 411 Main Street Canon City, Colorado Compliments of TOWN LIQUOR Elsie Mae and Monty 116 East Main Florence, Colorado SINCLAIR SERVICE MEADOWS OIL COMPANY 628 River St. 275-5437 TRADING POST Coal Creek, Colorado Charles £ Betty Andrews SKOCLAND OIL COMPANY Skogland Family Canon City TRIANGLE TRUCK SERVICE 1919 E. Main Canon City, Colorado International Harvest Dealer SKYLINE LOCKER SERVICE Custom Processing-Curing Retail Meats-Frozen Foods 118 North Third Canon City TUB - O - SUDS Gene Shadwell Florence SNYDER PORTRAITS 1224 South 9th Canon City 275-9340 Beautiful Portraits For All Occasions L. L. TRIPP Real Estate Insurance 105 W. Main Phone 784-6422 Florence, Colorado SOUTH SIDE USED CARS Jim Hays 784-9944 Florence, Colorado UNIVERSAL SALES AND SERVICE 502 River Street Canon City STAR SUPER MARKET 126 W. Main 784-3851 Florence, Colorado Best of Wishes MR. AND MRS. JOHN VERLENGIA Florence STORM SEWING CENTER 1131 Main 275-9212 Canon City, Colorado VEZZETTI'S GENERAL MERCHANDISE Home of Famous Italian Bread Rockvale THOMAS G KIRKTON CO. Blue Grass Sod Canon City, Colorado VONA'S FLOWER SHOP 103 W. Main Florence Say it with Flowers 143 We, the Annual Staff, wish to thank the following businesses for their donation in purchasing $5 worth of advertising in our annual. WALT'S AUTO REPAIR Fremont County's Jeep Dealer 1509 Main Canon City WELLS UPHOLSTERY Automobile G Furniture Upholstery 604 South 9th Street 275-7156 Canon City WESTWATER MOTOR SERVICE Ed Westwater Florence FRANCIS S. YOUNG Fremont County Treasurer and Public Trustee We, the Senior Class, wish to thank the following businesses for their donation in purchasing $3 worth of advertising in our annual. ARKANSAS VALLEY KIRBY CO. 714 Main 275-7481 Canon City, Colorado DEA'S BEAUTY SALON 629 Main 275-6739 Canon City, Colorado ARMY SURPLUS STORE 402 Main Street Canon City FASHION FABRICS 624 Main Canon City BECKER TYPEWRITER COMPANY 424 Main Sales and Service Canon City Robert A. Fike CANON CHEVRON 1003 River Street Canon City, Colorado BERNIE'S TV AND APPLIANCE, INC. 915 Main Canon City CANON SHOE SHOP 115 N. Fifth Canon City BOB'S HI-LO AUTO SALES AND SERVICE 322 Main Street Phone 275-7004 Canon City, Colorado DR. G MRS. GEORGE C. CHRISTIE Physician G Surgeon 116 N. Fifth Canon City, Colorado BOOTH STANDARD SERVICE 2075 Fremont Drive Canon City, Colorado DOM'S STANDARD STATION 230 Main 784-9997 Florence, Colorado 144 We, the Annual Staff, wish to thank the following businesses for their donation in purchasing $3 worth of advertising in our annual THE FLORENCE CITIZEN Robert B. Cruzen, Publisher LARRY'S TV AND SPORT SHOP 220 W. Main Florence, Colorado FLOYD'S SHAMROCK 2nd and Church Florence, Colorado LITTLE SKIPPER DRIVE-IN 110 South First Canon City, Colorado GAMBLES Howard G Virginia Gore Florence, Colorado LITZ AUTO SUPPLY COMPANY At Corner of 5th G River Canon City for over 40 years H G H USED FURNITURE 620 South Ninth Phone 275-9960 Canon City, Colorado LLOYD'S JEWELERS 617 Main 275-5658 Canon City, Colorado Diamonds for your Loved Ones DR. R. C. ICABONE 1204 Main Canon City, Colorado LYNN'S CONOCO SERVICE 132 E. Main Florence, Colorado IDEAL LANES 2970 East Main 275-9000 Canon City MAC'S AUTO SUPPLY 224 Main Canon City KELLEY JEWELERS 522 Main Street 275-9414 Canon City, Colorado MALT SHOP Good Baked Pastry 132 W. Main Florence, Colorado 784-9957 KEN'S FURNITURE 124 W. Mair. Florence, Colorado McCASLAND PAINT G GLASS 1505 E. Main Street Thanks for the breaks Canon City KITE IMPLEMENT 3345 East Highway 50 Canon City, Colorado MC'S SKELLY SERVICE Rainbow Park Florence, Colorado 145 We, the Annual 5tan, with to tnanK the tonowing businesses lor their donation in purchasing $3 worth of advertising in our annual. MODE O'DAY Ladies Ready to Wear Children's dresses 426 Main Canon City PALMER PIANO PLACE Pianos and Organs 112 Main Canon City PEARSON JEWELRY AND MUSIC Keepsake Diamonds 506 Main Canon City, Colorado 81212 ROYAL GORGE MEAT PACKING CO. 2980 Ute Note for Fine Quality Hams and Bacon ROYAL GORGE PLASTICS, INC. Decals (3-d Custom Signs, Decals) 275-7517 SLOAN OFFICE MACHINES 628 Main 275-3155 Canon City Sales and Service DR. MARION E. POTTER 121 North 5th Street Canon City, Colorado Open Tues. G Fri. Eve. Closed Thurs. Afternoon SPUD-NUT SHOP 700 Main Canon City, Colorado Vern G Leta Weld READY'S ICE COMPANY 2nd G Water 275-6313 Canon City, Colorado STARK'S Your General Electric Dealer 508 Main Phone 275-3714 ROCKY MOUNTAIN GROCERY G APARTMENTS TAMI'S CAFE G LOUNGE Travis and Eva Skinner Florence, Colorado ROSEDALE SUPER MARKET 1410 Elm Avenue Canon City ROYAL GORGE AGENCY P.O. Box 919 Canon City, Colorado Phone 275-2333 526 Main Street Canon City TONY'S GEM CAFE 315 River Street Canon City, Colorado 81212 VENDETTI INCORPORATED 208 W. Main 784-3846 Gus Vendetti, Sr. WILLIE DAY'S MEATS 106 W. Main Florence, Colorado 784-6707 146 AUTOGRAPH PAGE 148 The Annual staff wishes to thank the following: The Florence Citizen, Canon City Daily Record, Cottage Studio and Del mar Studio for their cooperation in helping to complete the annual. %