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

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1973 volume:

High Florence,Colorado 1973 When man has conquered all the depths of space and the mysteries of time, then will he be but still beginning. We, the Florence Yearbook Staff would like to dedicate the 1972-73 Florence Husky to our sponsor, Mrs. Dorothy Parker. We would also like the student body of FHS to remember Del Rodarmel, who passed away November 2, 1972. People 5 Students enjoy Exchange Day between schools in the area. The faces of students working and enjoying themselves; students bringing their talents to full use; experiencing life as it comes their way; learning to cope with the future; coming to the reality that the future lies in their hands. Queen Marsha Koch hugs the ball. Planning the yearbook. 7 Moments, memories, lasting impressions made by the little things you do-- taking time to look back and remember your past -- your friends, the fun you had together. The excitement of fellowship with one another. A time to think, cherish your yesterdays, lock them up in your memory forever. Your life—everything you do is a whole part of you. Activities PIONEER DAY Pioneer Day brings excitement to Florence and surrounding towns. It is a big day for everyone. Miss Rene Johns reigned as Queen this year. Her court was as follows: Miss Vicki Vendetti, First Attendant; Miss Terri Patch, Second Attendant; and Miss Marla Thomas, Miss Personality. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Martin were King and Queen this year. 12 In the month of October Apple Day occurs in Penrose. The people of Penrose plan Apple Day for over four months to make it the best ever. When the big day comes, people from miles around gather to enjoy the fun and excitement. The annual parade occurs first with Penrose and Florence floats and the area bands. After the parade the people then retire to the park where they can enjoy free apple pie and the music of the Prison Band. During the day, there are many kinds of races, games, and gymkana events. The evening is then ended with the annual Apple Day dance. This year Patty Ratkovich reigned as Queen for the Apple Day festivities. Her court was as follows: Winnie Sieve, First Attendant; and Thana Bennett, Second Attendant and also Miss Personality. APPLE DAY Apple Day brings people both young and old to enjoy the excitement and festivities. (ABOVE) The people of Penrose and surrounding towns line the streets awaiting the starting of the parade. (LEFT) A group of youngsters enjoying the apples which the people of Penrose have grown and candied. HOMECOMING 1972-1973 Homecoming is a busy week at FHS. Each class builds a float for the parade on Friday. This year seniors took first; juniors, second; sophomores, third; and freshmen, last. A pep assembly held in the gymnasium Friday afternoon preceded the parade. Friday night the game was played, followed by the dance. Royalty for the festivities are (from L. TO R.) Queen, Marsha Koch; senior, Sue West; junior, Kathy Marlow; sophomore, Eva Lenard; and freshman, Mary Spahn. 14 15 SWEETHEART 1973 The Sweetheart Dance was held February 19 in the old gymnasium with the color scheme of red, white and pink. Decorations consisted of a white wrought iron chair in front of a six-foot red and white stuffed heart. Every couple who attended the dance had a red heart with their names on it. Candidates for Queen this year were Alexia Gamache, Cindy Horn, Rene Johns, Nancy Kosek, Susie Rathke, and Debbie Trevithick. Miss Nancy Kosek reigned as Queen over the festivities. Linda Massaro was the emcee. Miss Kosek was crowned by Miss Sue West and escorted by John Fazzino. There was no annual Sweetheart King this year. 16 ASSEMBLIES One of the very interesting assemblies FHS had this year was Herb Scott and his friend Eddie. Mr. Scott is a ventriloquist, guitarist, vocalist, comedian, and M.C. He and Eddie gave a very funny and interesting show. (TOP RIGHT); In this picture we find a girl from Canon City High School. She came to demonstrate to the high school students how her well-trained dog Tinker could perform. This assembly was affiliated with the Canon City Humane Society. Miss Carmalita Pope was to emcee this assembly but was unable to attend because of illness. In the BOTTOM PICTURE is a group of high school students gathered to enjoy another exciting assembly. 17 In the ABOVE picture Florence High School students gathered to watch an interesting assembly of two gymnasts perform daring fetes on the trampoline. In the BOTTOM RIGHT are two gymnasts. In the BOTTOM LEFT students are gathering for the first assembly of the year. r 18 A new event at FHS this year was a style review put on by the home economics class. The girls who participated in the review modeled outfits they had made. Parents, friends, and teachers were invited to the review. Refreshments were served in the home ecroom. 19 SLAVE DAY Slave Day was originated inFHSbyRoy Button five years ago. Since, it has been an annual event for Quill and Scroll. In the pictures shown we find the members of Quill and Scroll who participated in Slave Day. 21 SENIOR BANQUET The Senior Banquet was held May 10, 1973, at the Belvedere. At 6:30 everyone was seated and Bob Royal said the grace. Entertainment for the evening was provided by Ron Incitti and Frank Wolking who played their guitars and sang. The evening was enjoyed by all who attended. 22 AWARDS ASSEMBLY The annual Awards Assembly was held on Wednesday, May 9, in the auditorium. Mr. Becco opened the program and introduced the teachers and students who presented the awards. The purpose of the assembly was to honor those students who had excelled in a special field. In the photo as the TOP LEFT, Mr. Roberts presented Ken Cruzen an award for his talents in art. In the photo BELOW it Mike Clem was honored for his acting ability by Mrs. MaryPierz. In the BOTTOM LEFT Mrs. Dorothy Parker poses with her silver tea service presented to her by Quill and Scroll. On the RIGHT, Penny Nicholes is presented the Betty Crocker Homemaker's award by Miss Cindy Sheldon. PICTURED AT LEFT Mrs. Parker presented journalism awards. (BOTTOM LEFT) Debbie Trevithick and Rick Sauer were honored as salu-tatorian and valedictorian by Mr. Becco. (LOWER) Mrs. Plummer presented Creative Writing awards. Mr. Salyer gave awards for wrestling and (BOTTOM) Mr. Morelli presented Student Council certificates. 24 PROM 1973 This year's prom theme was the Garden of Eden with the color scheme of green and silver used to carry it out. It was held at Merlino's Belvedere with the Men of Music supplying the music. The prom royalty this year is as follows: (BOTTOM RIGHT TO LEFT) Miss Debbie Proud, 1st attendant with her escort Mr. Larry Watkins; Miss Cindy Horn, queen with her escort Mr. Gene Espinosa; and Miss Cathy Archuletta, 2nd attendant with her escort Mr. Willie Slack. 25 26 GRADUATION 1973 Commencement Exercises were held on Sunday, May 20, at Palmer Field, The Class of '73 graduated 97 seniors. Musical selections were presented by the band and choral groups. Rev. LambertMorrow, O. S.B. , was the guest speaker. Mr. Morelli presented the awards while Mr. Brown presented the seniors for graduation. 27 28 Organizations SKI CLUB The Florence Ski Club has been going to the hills on occasion and plans to have an overnight trip sometime this spring to either Monarch Ski Area or Arapahoe Basin. (LEFT TO RIGHT) Mr. Harry Ranney-sponsor, Mark Ziolkowski, Dennis Jones, Willie Slack, Rick Campbell, Joe Gonzales, John Gribben, Alexia Gamache, Duane Walker, Valerie Glusick, Charlie Barrows, Shari Fritz, Rick Sauer, Jerry Cook, Kurtis Zerby, Steve Crossno, Tony Shaffer, Larry Watkins, Benny Esquibel, Tom Sanders, James Green, Frank Morelli, Pierre Gamache, Allen Knisley, Tom Spears, Dan Scheele, Randy Roberts, Alice Kohler. SCIENCE CLUB (LEFT TO RIGHT) Mr. Dave Pile-sponsor, Joseph Cordova, Charlie Martinez, Anthony Lozano, Leona Maestas, Patty Espinosa, Peggy Demicell, Vicki Becco, Shari Fritz, Diane Perrino 30 F CLUB F-Club is an active organization dedicated to the promotion of varsity sports and fellowship among the athletes of these sports. (TOP ROW): Keith Palmer, John Gribben, Allen Knisley, Chester Sanborn, James Green, Rick Whitlow. (5TH ROW): Dave Gasser, Ken Oakes, Gary Alexander, Dale Griffen, Dale States, Bob Adamson, John Gilbert, Randy Duncan, Vincent Cordova, (3RD ROW): John Miller, Frank Morelli, Dennis Jones, Tom Sanders, Joe Gonzales, Bud Conci, (2ND ROW): Dave Dodge, Mark Zamarripa, Dennis Moore, Anthony Lozano, Willie Slack, Mike Campbell. (FRONT ROW): Rick Sauer, Randy Roberts, Pierre Gamache, Darrell Schweighauser, Gene Jorgenson, Kurtis Zerby. SPIRIT CLUB The duties of Pep Club are plenty throughout the year. It is their job to support athletics both home and away. The cheerleaders, letterettes and pep club as a whole promote more spirit by making signs and putting on pep assemblies. At the end of each sports season a girl is picked for Miss Pep for that sport. At the end of the year Miss Overall pep is chosen. Every year a money-making project is sponsored by the pep club. The proceeds of this goes toward paying for their annual banquet. 31 The Letterettes for 1972-73 are (LEFT TO RIGHT) Vickie Becco, DeAnna Evans, Cathy Archuietta, Kathy Van Riper, Vickie Vendetti, Deby McBeth, Marsha Koch, Rene Johns, and Peggy Demicell. De Anna Evans was the head Letterette. Cheerleaders and Letterettes create spirit throughout Florence High School and spur athletes to victory. Cheerleaders have the duty of arousing pep, making up new cheers, and arranging programs for pep assemblies. The squad includes six varsity and two freshmen cheerleaders. Letterettes assist the cheerleaders and generate spirit throughout the school. They add color, excitement, and rhythm to games and assemblies. Cheerleaders for 1972-73 are (TOP TO BOTTOM) (LEFT TO RIGHT) Heidie Oxnam, Bonnie Petty (LEFT), Janice Vansyoc, Shari Fritz (RIGHT), Cindy Horn (LEFT), Kathy Smith, Patty Espinosa (RIGHT), and Peggy Schmidt. Bonnie Petty was head cheerleader. 32 Debbie Proud, Alexia Gamache, Rene1 Johns, Janice Milligan, Ceresa Thompson, Gloria Robinson, DeAnna Batson, Valerie Glusick, Mary Trogden, Loreen Thomas, Debbie Garcia, Kim Cruzen, Jan Pounds, Mike Clem, Steve Crossno, Lonnie Tharpe, Ross Brown, Lee Koseck, George Largent, John Canchola, Larry Watkins, Mrs. Mary Pierz, Alice Kohler, Jeanette Atteberry, Sandy Sporcich, Sharon Leatherman. Foreign Language Club is devoted to the study of language of many other countries to enable them to know the people who do not walk our streets but the streets of another country. Drama Club is beneficial in that it gives the young people a chance to meet one another and work together and respect one another's ideas. LEFT TO RIGHT, TOP TO BOTTOM Mrs. Snyder, Pierre Gamache, Pat Thiessen, Tamra Bowers, Patty Mascitelli, Vickie Becco, Terry Elliott, Georgia Mares, Kathy Myers, Peggy Demicell, Patty Espinosa, Debbie Bueno, Mrs. Phylis Randall, LuAnn Fabrizio, Jeanette Schwelka, Leona Maestas, Dianne Perrino, Shari Fritz. 33 FHA, Future Homemakers of America, is an organization for high school girls to provide them with an experience in the home economics field. Members are (STANDING): Valerie Glusick, Debbie Garcia, Dora Wann, Cindy Breece, Vickie Martin. SITTING: Kim Higgins, Shelly Cathcart, Mary Trodgen, and Miss Cynthia Sheldon-sponsor. GAA GAA is an organization for the development of excellence in PE for girls. They are taught to be sportsmen and to strive for better physical fitness for their bodies. Members are (TOP ROW LEFT TO RIGHT) Kim Higgins, Thelma Torri, Terri Elliott. Lu Ann Fabrizio. (MIDDLE) Linda Massaro, Tracy Steele, Shari Fritz, Sondra Maggard. (BOTTOM) Shirley Gallardo, Peggy Demicell, Dianne Perrino, Vickie Becco, and Kathy Marlow. 34 HUSKY VOICE STAFF The Husky Voice Staff produces a mimeographed newspaper every three weeks throughout the school year. The entire process is done by members of the Journalism I Class. Members (TOP LEFT TO RIGHT) Willie Slack, James Green, Doug Wilcox, Bob McDowell, Frank Morelli, Vickie Vendetti, Deby McBeth, Debbie Sothman, Shirley Gallardo, Linda Massaro, (MIDDLE) Kelly Ambrose, Mrs. Dorothy Parker-sponsor, Kathy Myers, Glenda Buchanan, Kim Higgins, Vincent Cordova, Kurtis Zerby, Kathy Marlow, Winnie Sieve, (BOTTOM) Diane Widener assistant editor, Ken Cruzen, Jerry Cook co-editor, Mark Ziolkowski co-editor. NIKE CLUB Columbine Nike Club is an organization of young women interested in the business world. They are sponsored by the Florence Business and Professional women. One of their purposes is tq become acquainted with the various kinds of work available to women. (STANDING LEFT TO RIGHT) Debbie Trevithick, Sharon Marlow, Mrs. Anne Widener-sponsor, Debbie Proud, Mrs. Dorothy Parker-sponsor, Heidie Oxnam, Diane Widener, Kathy Van Riper, Glenda Buchanan, Susie Rathke, Deby McBeth, De Anna Evans. (SITTING) Winnie Sieve, Kathy Marlow, Vickie Vendetti, Cathy Archuletta, Marsha Koch. STUDENT COUNCIL Student Council is the governing body of FHS. These students, led by the Head Boy and Head Girl, work with the administration to advance the interests of die student body. The members are (TOP ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT): Pierre Gamache, Frank Morelli, Mark Zamarripa, Randy Roberts, John Bustos. (3RD ROW): Lu Ann Fabrizio, Carol Moss, Tamara Bowers. (2ND ROW): Darrell Schweighauser, Diane Widener, Vickie Becco, Alexia Gamache, Shari Fritz, Valerie Glusick. (FRONT): Rick Sauer, Head Boy, and Cindy Horn, Head Girl. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Students chosen for National Honor Society must rank high in scholarship, leadership, service, and character. Because membership is limited, tiiis is a high honor for these students. (LEFT TO RIGHT): Jerry Cook, Frank Morelli, Robyn Button, Randy Roberts, Stephine McClain, Kim Cruzen, Mark Ziolkowski, Diane Widener, Carol Moss, Bonnie Petty, Deby McBeth, Dave Gasser, DeAnna Evans, Gene Jorgenson, Nancy Kosek, Frank Wolking, Linda Loeber, and sponsor Mrs. Dorothy Parker. Members not pictured are Rick Sauer, Ken Darrow, Alexia Gamache, Sharon Magill, Debbie Trevidiick, Cindy Horn, Debbie Proud, and Rene Johns. 36 QUILL AND SCROLL Quill and Scroll is a national honor society for high school journalists. FHS was awarded a charter for a chapter in February of 1962. This resulted from submitting the school newspaper to the National Quill and Scroll critiquing service. The paper received a good rating and an invitation was extended at this time. Mrs. Dorothy Parker has been the sponsor of this club and has initiated some 200 people. 37 BACK ROW LEFT TO RIGHT; Carolyn Winton, Elizabeth Darrow, Kathy Marlow, Steve Palmer, Steve Thomas, Shirley Gallardo, Tom Sanders. SECOND ROW; Tami Rix, Rick Villagrana, Robert Rodriquez, Benny Esquibel, Tony Shaffer, Pierre Gamache, Henry Conei, Tom Villagrana, Danny Kuklinski, Roger Johnston, Anthony Lozano. THIRD ROW: Fred Gifford, Ron Incitti, Debbie Guyett, Willie Slack, Brad Hinkle, Tom Shellnut, Cindy Breece, Larry Haynes. FOURTH ROW: David Walt, Judy Daniels, Patty Mascitelli, Kelly Ambrose, Winnie Sieve, Nancy Kosek, Rhonda Gifford, Tammy Wright, Linda Loeber, Eva Eldridge. FRONT ROW; Vickie Becco, Robyn Button, Debbie Trevithick, Larry Watkins, Kathy Van Riper, Linda Massaro. NOT PICTURED are Tom Lombardi, George Largent, Scott Carrithers, Pam Spears, Frank Wolking, Marvin Corning. Majorettes The majorettes for the 1972-73 Husky Band were (FRONT LEFT TO RIGHT) Toni Massaro, Linda Massaro, Head Majorette, and Patty Mascitelli. HUSKY BAND Mr. Leason leads Marching Band on Pioneer Day. 39 CHOIR (ABOVE): The fifth-hour class has been designated the Prep Choir. This is the first year this choir been in existence. Tests were given to help these students learn how to read music. The Prep Choir performed at both the Winter and Spring Concerts. (RIGHT): The FHS Quartet is a newly-formed singing group whose members are (STANDING) Debbie Trevithick, Fred Gifford, Alexia Gamache, and (KNEELING) Ron Incitti. They have sung the National Anthem at various basketball games. They have also performed for several clubs and city organizations, such as the Lions Club of Florence and the Royal Gorge Manor of Canon City. 40 DOUBLE OCTET The Double Octet is a select choir consisting of the sixteen top singers and seven alternates. These students perform at various meetings and concerts, not only in school but throughout the county. They are (STANDING): Patty Espinosa, Carolyn Winton, Shari Fritz, Rhonda Gifford, Janice Vansyoc, Debbie Proud, Kim Higgins, Vickie Becco, Patty Ratkovich, Alexia Gamache, Susan Rathke, Debbie Trevethick, Vicki Vendetti, Ron Incitti. (SITTING): Fred Gifford, Frank Wolking, Tom Villagrana, Pierre Gamache, Larry Paraday, Benny Esquibel, Dennis Jones, Marvin Corning, Steve Mares. The Double Octet is also directed by Mr. Karl Leason. BLUE AND GOLD This is the Blue and Gold select choir which is made up of select voices from the music department. They perform for all major concerts and divide into the select of the select to form the modern Double Octet Choir which performs for major concerts and dinner engagements under the direction of Mr. Karl Leason. Working on the Husky Yearbook for the past four years has brought me closer to the school. It has helped me to learn how to work with people and most of all helped me accept responsibility. During these four years I attended the workshops that are an annual affair held at different schools in our area. Each year I found it to be a rewarding and enlightening experience. It was planned differently each year and the techniques and ideas on how to improve your school yearbooks were brought out. My freshman year the yearbook was done after school and on the student's own time. In my sophomore year it was assigned to the Journalism II class and has remained that way ever since. During these four years I have been the section editor for the administration my freshman year, section editor of my class my sophomore and junior years. I was the assistant editor the first half of my junior year and editor the last half. I am the editor of the 1972-'73 Husky. I'd like to say I think it takes a good staff but most of all good devoted sponsors who care about the annual and want to make it a good book. I think Mrs. Dorothy Parker, our literary sponsor, and Mr. Vernon Robert, our photography sponsor, should be given a great deal of praise. 42 Nancy Kosek, Editor Sports (TOP TO BOTTOM) (LEFT TO RIGHT) Coach Tom Gribben, Coach Richard Burlson, Coach John Merriam, Coach Salyer, and Larry Watkins Manager. SECOND ROW: David Dodge, John Miller, Keith Palmer, Jay Lindley, Bob Adamson, Mark Zamarripa, Phil Martinez, Dale States, Ed Combs, and Kelley Richards. THIRD ROW: Willie Slack, Ken Oakes, Mark Ziolkowski, Kurtis Zerby, Donnie Reeves, Dennis Jones, Allen Knisley, and Frank Morelli. FOURTH ROW: John Gribben, Rick Whitlow, Charlie Barrows, Mark Schmidt, Tom Wilcox, Roy McFadden, Dave Gasser, Gene Jorgenson, Tom Sanders, and Henry Conci. Mark Schmidt (22) is on his way to a touchdown. Pierre Gamache (12) sets up to pass for a big gain. 45 Despite a big rush, Henry Conci (23) gets a punt on its way. Donnie Reeves (41) breaks away for his big gain against Salida. 4A (TOP LEFT PICTURE) Sophomore Bob Adamson lets the ball fly while Kurtis Zerby hustles to help block. (TOP RIGHT PICTURE) Tom Wilcox breaks tackles to get to daylight while Tom Sanders moves in. (BOTTOM PICTURE) Mark Zamarripa makes a nice catch with a defender hot on him. At the close of each sport season, a girl is elected from Pep Club to reign as Miss Pep. Throughout the school year four girls are chosen by the Cheerleaders, Letterettes, and Pep Club officers; one to represent football, basketball and wrestling, The fourth girl is elected to represent every sport as Miss Overall Pep. Any girl from Pep Club is eligible to become Miss Pep. She is chosen because of the excessive spirit she shows and by how well she supports her team. Leona Maestas, Miss Football Pep Pat Thiessen, Miss Wrestling Pep MISS PEPS This year's Miss Peps are as follows: Leona Maestas, Miss Football Pep; Pat Thiessen, Miss Wrestling Pep; Stephanie McClain, Miss Basketball Pep; and Bonnie States, Miss Overall Pep. These girls were honored at the last pep assembly for each sport and were recognized at the last sport event. Stephanie McClain, Miss Basketball Pep Bonnie States, Miss Overall Pep ROYALTY Kathy Marlow The 1972-73 Homecoming Queen Miss Marsha Koch Soph: Eva Lenard Frosh: Mary Spahn Sue West The 1972 Homecoming royalty is shown here. LEFT TO RIGHT are Marsha Koch, Homecoming Queen; Sue West, Senior Attendant; Kathy Marlow, Junior Attendant; Eva Lenard; Sophomore Attendant; and Mary Spahn, Freshman Attendant. These girls reigned over all the Homecoming activities which included the pep assembly, the parade, the football game, and the dance. HOMECOMING This year's Homecoming proved to be quite rewarding, especially for the Senior Class because the float they worked so hard on all week was awarded first prize. The annual activities began Thursday night with a pep assembly and snake dance. Friday brought the Homecoming parade and that night the football game. Halftime festivities included the crowning of the 1972 Homecoming Queen, Marsha Koch, by last year's Queen, Denise Springman, the presentation of her court, followed by a display of the class floats. The evening ended with a Florence victory over Woodland Park by a score of 12-6 and the Homecoming Dance. TOP TO BOTTOM-LEFT TO RIGHT: Rick Sauer, Danny Trujillo, Chester Sanborn, Dennis Gallardo, Dale Griffen, SECOND ROW: Coach Bill Meigs, Mike Campbell, Duane Fall, Randy Duncan, Jerry Slack, Allen McChesney, Mike Grey, BOTTOM ROW: Vincent Cordova, Gary Duncan, Dave Medina, Greg Todd, and Mike Trujillo. Cross Country runners line up to practice for one of their meets. 50 Danny Trujillo runs through field made up of teammates Gallardo, Griffen, Campbell, Slack, Sanborn, Coach Meigs, Sauer, McChesney, Duncan and Franco in a skit during a pep assembly set up by the cross country boys. (LEFT TO RIGHT) Shari Fritz, Danny Trujillo, Richard Franco, Mike Campbell, and Patty Espinosa. These harriers were some of the top competitors on the team this year. These three runners will be back to compete again next year. Coach Bill Meigs stated that he had a team of real good competitors this year. He stated that all the teams in the Pikes Peak League were at their best this year. 51 LEFT TO RIGHT; Coach Burleson, Ted Brown, Gary Alexander, Roy McFadden, Chris Kubik, Dave Gasser, Philip Hall, Frank Scott, Charlie Barrows, John Gribben, Mark Zamarripa, Joe Oxnam, Head Coach Tom Gribben and Rick Hinkle manager. Joe Oxnam (33) goes in for lay-up against Leadville. Charlie Barrows (25) shoots for two against Leadville. Roy McFadden (3) shoots for two despite the pursuit of Leadville players. (LEFT) Philip Hall (35) shoots for two. Roy McFadden (31) positions himself for a rebound while Buena Vista Demons watch the ball swish through the nets. Chris Kubik (21) shoots one for two. 53 TOP (LEFT TO RIGHT) David Dodge manager, Lonnie Tharpe, Ken Kubick, Keith Elmore, Pierre Gamache, Bob Dermondy, Keith Palmer, Dale States, Kirk Nelson, Steve Mares, Phil Martinez, Coach Richard Burleson, and Bob Adamson manager. Here is the freshman team who finished 1st in the Pikes Peak League. Pictured (LEFT TO RIGHT) Coach Paul Villagrana, Pat McCormick, Joe Cordova, Joe Lozano, Mike Thomas, Jim Bowie, Wayne Bond, Pierre Gamache, David Evans, Tom Spears, Ben Esquibel, and Mike McCormick. Roy McFadden (31) makes his way through for two. Roy was selected for the all-conference second team this year. 54 Team Results C anon City 19 Conon City Tourney Crowley County 18 Fowler 33 Walsenburg 25 Limon 17 Woodland Park 18 Buena Vista 18 Lewis Palmer 8 Florence Tourney Fountain 18 Salida 12 Leadville 8 District Tourney Home 31 1st 35 14 31 35 31 27 45 1st 24 35 44 2nd 55 Individual Records Charley Martinez 7-7 Allen McChesney 13-4-1 Louie Martinez 6-2 Joe Gonzales 9-9 Donnie Reeves 5-9-1 Mark Schmidt 12-5-1 Robert Paxton 6-2-1 Frank Morelli 12-5 Lonnie Baker 12-5-1 Willie Slack 16-1 Rick Whitlow 16-2 Tom Wilcox 17-1 The Florence wrestling team of the 1972-73 school year was one that showed the school and town what the sport of wrestling really can be. The individual determination and struggle is coupled with the strong team spirit, backing and unity. It is a sport where each man fights for his personal victory while contributing points to the score for his team and a sport where a lost match for a single wrestler can be changed to a victory as the team wins. It is a sport where the team and the individual are of equal importance. BOTTOM LEFT TO RIGHT: Lonnie Baker, Robert Paxton, Charley Martinez, Chuck Smith, Dan Scheele, Bill Fisk, Coach Dan Salyer. TOP LEFT TO RIGHT: Willie Slack, Louie Martinez, Joe Gonzales, Rick Whitlow, Roland Smith, Tom Wilcox, Allen McChesney, Tom Sanders, Donnie Reeves, Frank Morelli, Mark Schmidt, Gene Jorgenson. (TOP PICTURE) Tom Wilcox pins his opponent from Lewis-Palmer while ref checks pin. (BOTTOM PICTURE) Team with trophies from this year's efforts. They were won for Pikes Peak League Champs; 1st Place Canon City Tournament; 1st Place, Florence Tournament; 2nd Place in district. 57 The Husky Wrestling Team took second this year in the District Tourney. The Huskies beat every team in the League during their regular season. Fountain came up as a surprise to defeat the Huskies at District. Allan McChesney, at 105, took second at District and went on to State. Mark Schmidt, at 132, took second at District while Willie Slack and Rick Whitlow took first. They also went to State. The picture to the left shows the wrestlers with Coach Salyer holding their second place trophy. 58 (TOP PICTURE) Because the Huskies are down, they call a meeting on the mound to get their spiritsup. (BOTTOM LEFT) Rick Sauer sees trouble and hits the dirt. In a tough game with Rocky Ford, bystanders look on at the disappointing game. The Huskies lost 30-0, but in the final game, the Huskies got it all together and won 4-3. (TOP) Donnie Reeves hustles into 1st base safely during Manitou Springs-Husky action. Team includes (KNEELING) Joe Lozano, Donnie Reeves, Kurtis Zerby, Bud Conci, Anthony Lozano, Steve Shannon, A1 Campbell; (STANDING) Coach Richard Burleson, Rick Sauer, Mark Ziolkowski, Doug Wilcox, Roy McFadden, Willie Slack, Robert Paxton, Scott Fall, Coach John Merriam. Roy McFadden puts the meat on the ball during a game with Fowler. (BOTTOM) Doug Wilcox snakes the ball in a game against Rocky Ford. The powerhouse for the Huskies was their hitting and pitching. The Huskies are pictured with their league trophy and their outstanding player trophies. They took league from the defending league champions, Manitou Mustangs. The outstanding senior players were Rick Sauer and Bud Conci. SEASONS RESULTS Canon City 3 Florence 15 Rocky Ford 31 Florence 0 Rocky Ford 4 Florence 6 Crowley County 4 Florence 2 Fowler 4 Florence 5 Crowley County 9 Florence 3 Manitou Springs 6 Florence 7 Walsenburg 1 Florence 7 Fowler 0 Florence 8 Woodland Park 3 Florence 9 Walsenburg 4 Florence 3 Maintou Springs 3 Florence 4 Woodland Park 2 Florence 12 Sheridan 2 Florence 3 61 (LEFT TO RIGHT) (BACK ROW) Chester Sanborn, Arthur Wands, Dale States, Mike Campbell, Philip Hall, Rick Whitlow, Dave Gasser, Bob Adamson, John Barrows, David Combs, Ken Darrow. (MIDDLE ROW) Jerry Slack, Dan Trujillo, Dennis Jones, James Green, Joe Gilbert, John Gilbert, Kirk Nelson, George Betts, Coach Bill Meigs, Coach Tom Gribben, George Largent. (FRONT ROW) Benny Esquibel, Keith Elmore, Carlos Gomez, Dennis Cox, Pierre Gamache, and Chuck Smith. 62 SEASON1 S RESULTS Husky State Team Schedule - Placement - No. of Teams - Points Scored - Classification Alamosa Indoor 6 12 13 2 AAA-AA Air Force 0 Did not place AAA-AA-A Canon City Tri. 2 31 48 AAA Pueblo Invi. cancelled because of snow 341 Florence Invi. 2 16 AA-A Deaf £ Blind Invi. 1 7 102 AA Roosevelt Invi. 4 14 24 AA Salida Invi. 3 10 31 AA-A Grisly Invi. 7 7 20 AA Dist. Qualifying 3 8 40 v 3| AA State Meet 28 60 AA (LEFT) Ace two-miler Danny Trujillo storms to one of hismany seasonal first-place finishes. (BOTTOM) Steve Mares leading the pack in the mile relay quickly hands off to Bobby Adamson to finish the last leg of the event. (RIGHT) The Big 3 watch on as the Huskies prepare for the Double A state meet. A total of seven Husky tracksters won berths in the state meet at Boulder. SPORTS AWARDS Each year Florence High School's F Club chooses one senior participant in each of the six interscholastic sports who they feel has put forth the most. At the annual awards assembly, each of these six seniors is awarded a trophy. This year's winners are (LEFT TO RIGHT) Bud Conci, baseball; Tom Wilcox, football; Rick Whitlow, track and wrestling; Dennis Gallardo, cross country; and Roy McFadden, basketball. TOM KELLY AWARD The business men of Florence each year choose one senior athlete who has done an exceptional job in sports during his four years in high school to receive the Tom Kelly award. This award is based on sports participation and scholastic achievement. For the 1972-'73 school year the recipent of the Tom Kelly award was Rick Whitlow. Rick has participated in football, wrestling, and track for four years. He also qualified high scholastically. 65 Seniors Kenneth Cruzen Marsha Koch Dennis Stuteville Fred Gifford Louis Martinez ARIES Pearl Weigel John Gilbert Carol Milligan Cathy Archuletta Mr. McFadden's Shorthand II Class busy taking dictation. Susan Rathke Frank Scott Rick Hinkle Seferina Lozano TAURUS Rene Johns Gary Alexander Jack Glass GEMINI The class of 73 takes a last look at the high school before it's time to leave. Mike Flynn Steve Macoskey Kenneth Darrow John Gribben Deanna Evans Donna Hauschildt Everett McGalliard Mario Thomas Rod Mochetti Frank Wolking 71 Karen Swenson Debbie Medina Rick Whitlow A CANCER Senior class officers for 73 are (LEFT TO RIGHT) Treasurer Linda Massaro; Vice-President Nancy Kosek; President Alexia Gamache; and Secretary Marla Thomas. Sheree Elliot Jim Mares Tom Wilcox Mike Sweetser LEO 73 Senior boys Bachelor's Survival Class learning to cook, slowly but surely Pam Blankenship Linda Massaro Karen Daniels Patricia Quinn John Fazzino Larry Watkins Steve Garcia x • v v VIRGO Classes in session Modern Problems Government during mock trial Yearbook class r ■ Henry (Bud) Conci Steve Crossno Duane Walker LIBRA A few memories of the class of 73 , caps and class rings Ron Scheele 75 Charles Clements Sharon Magill Johnny Fay Shade Pete Del Duca David Gasser Cathy Harvey BOTTOM ROW (LEFT TO RIGHT): Frank Scott, Roland Smith, Allen McChesney, Dennis Gallardo, Joe Gonzales, Bud Conci, Rod Moschetti, Tom Wilcox, Roy McFadden, Mark Schmidt, Joe Oxnam. 2ND ROW: Dave Gasser, Ron Scheele, John Gilbert, Rick Sauer, Jerry Slack, Harry Tucker, Rick Steffenson, Ken Darrow, Charlie Barrows, Rick Campbell, Steve Garcia. 3RD ROW: Fred Gifford, Frank Wolking, Bob Royal, Jim Mares, Rick Whitlow, Gene Jorgenson, Randy Roberts, John Fazzino, Mike Sweetser, Dwaine Walker, John Gribben, Gary Alexander, John Maldonado. 4TH ROW: Everett McGalliard, Larry Watkins, Robert Brown, Jack Glass, Richard Massey, Rick Hinkle, Cecil Clark, Dennis Stuteville. Debbie Trevithick 76 Wally Wyatt Cecil Clark Susan Galpin Gene Jorgenson Senior girls are as follows: BOTTOM TO TOP, Penny Nicholes, Susan Galpin, Kathy Myers, Melissa McBeth, Donna Hauschildt, Sue West, Nancy Kosek, Debbie Trevithick. 2ND ROW: Pearl Weigel, Carol Milligan, Enida Sapp, Marsha Kock, DeAnna Evans, Cathy Archuletta, Kathy Van Riper, Susan Rathke, Debbie Proud, Alexia Gamache. 3RD ROW: Diana Barager, Pam Blankenship, Johnny Fay Shade, Marla Thomas, Carol Moss, Sevy Lozano, Kathy Mata, Sharon Magill, Rene Johns, and Cindy Horn. SAGITTARIUS A I V Randy Roberts Carol Moss Harry Tucker 77 Virgil Kessler I A 'i 1 Kathy Van Riper Seniors looking forward to their last day. Melissa McBeth Tom Sanders I I CAPRICORN Seniors busy registering for their last year. 78 The faces of the seniors change during the year from the carefree smiles at a class meeting to the solemn outward look as they walk out of Florence High School ready to take on any new adventures and new responsibilities of life. Charles Barrows Alan McChesney Joe Oxnam AQUARIUS Rick Sauer Ann Smith Roland Smith 79 PISCES Enida Sapp Jerry Slack Sue West NOT PICTURED Robert Brown Lucille Langloss John Maldonado Bobby Royal Susan Shull Sheldon Stucker Jeff Utley Juniors Kelly Ambrose Donald Ashby Anita Ayala Lonnie Baker Debbie Bennett Clyde Bernard Wayne Bond Eddie Boughan Ted Brown Glenda Buchanan John Bustos Robyn Button Alan Campbell Linda Canchola Ruth Canchola Scott Carrithers Shelley Cathcart Class officers contemplating theme for Prom. Mike Clem Junior Class Officers (L TO R) Stephanie McClain, Student Council representative; Winnie Slevs, vice-president; John Bustos, Student Council representative; Vicki Vendetti, secretary; Jerry Cook, treasurer, Frank Morelli, president. Could this boy be sleeping or thinking? Steve Dermody Zane Edinger Eva Eldridge Jerry Cook Dennis Jones Allen Knisley Alice Kohler Lee Koseck Chris Kubik Jim Lindley Linda Loeber Sondra Maggard Mark Mallory Danny Martinez Stephanie McClain e Perry McCumber Bob McDowell Dan Kuklinski Tom Limberis Keith Mace Frank Martinez Eddie McWilliams Jonnette Saunders Dan Scheele Steve Shannon Tom Shelnutt Willie Slack Winnie Sieve 85 Chuck Smithey Debbie Sothman Steve Thomas Kay Wig ton Colleen Wands Dan Trujillo Diane Widener Jim Wiggs Doug Wilcox Carolyn Winton Mike Janousek Members of class NOT PICTURED: Debra Chaney Joe Ciancio Lila Longbrake Ray Lucero Howard McDowell 86 Holly Wolverton Kurtis Zerby Mark Ziolkowski Virgo S ophomores Joe Evans Edward Combs Marvin Coming Beverlee Dabney Billy Davis Kathy Costello Diane Curtis Ron Dangel David Dodge David Garcia Dave Doxtater Rhonda Gifford Valerie Glusick Joe Gilbert K ■ i i Debbie Gregory All these smiling faces--wonder what they're Debbie Garcia up to! Dale Griffin Peggy Demicell Richard Franco Shari Fritz Ken Del Duca 89 Don Bernard Sophomore class officers are (LEFT TO RIGHT) Dale States, Dora Wann, Bob Adamson, Shari Fritz, Mark Zamarripa, and Valerie Glusick. Carolyn Boughner Edris Brassea Sandra Brown Bernic Bicrnac 88 Robbie Brown Pam Bufmack Mike Campbell John Canchola Carolyn Clements Stella Colwel pa f F ' 4, of'9 fl Richard Hazen Eva Lenard Scott Haskell Ken Kubik David Kohler Kerrie Griffin Phillip Hall Danny Hinkle Jay Lindley Tom Lombardi Anthony Lozano Carri Lundquist Leona Maestas Mike Magill Velma Magill t School Does Bring Smiles! Steve Mares Karen McCall Debbie Martin David Medina David Mathis Janice Milligan Phillip Martinez John Miller Dennis Moore Lisa Mosley Marvin Mullins Kirk Nelson Gerald Padgett Debbie Parker David Patch Albert Paulson Mike Pelc Dianne Perrino Dwaine Pollard Robert Rodriguez Henry Quintana Mary Ruddy Sherry Redding Jeanette Schwelka Kelly Richards Tony Shaffer William Smith Dale States Mike Steffenson Randy Sugg Laureen Taylor Lonnie Tharpe Keith Palmer Cathy Petty Robbie Roberts Sandy Sporcich Patty Thiesson Ceresa Thompson Mary Trogden Barbara Trujillo David Walt Arthur Wands Chuck Wann Bob Dermody Dee Dee Mallory Kathy Martinez Amy Montoya Annette Simmons Members of the sophomore class NOT LISTED are; Dean Atchley, Cecil Cummins, Keith Elmore, Carlos Gomez, Brenda McCumber, Robert Riggs, Jamie Royal, and Guy Shull. ... and then came the people 92 Freshmen Class officers for the Class of 1976 are (LEFT TO RIGHT) Loma Balliet; secretary; Luann Fabrizio, treasurer; Pierre Gamache, president; and Peggy Schmidt, vice president. Kimberly Alire Carmen Belarde 04 GaYle Brassea Darryl Atte berry Paul Brassea Timothy Avila George Betts i Cindy Breece Loma Balliet T amara Bowers Frank Breece John Barrows Jim Bowie Joe Breece Ross Brown Debbie Bueno Peggy Bush David Joseph Combs Cordova Chris Canchola Greg Canchola Esther Costello Karen Cox Dale Daniels Judy Daniels Tenley Clark Lila Ciancio Elizabeth Elaine Darrow Dela Rosa Luann Duane Fabrizio Fall Alta Farmer Earl Farmer Bill Fisk Roxann Flynn Tammy Kuykendall Vickie Martin Annette Martinez Charles Martinez Linda Martinez Patty Mascitelli There is always the crowd but once in a while there is just the individual. Janet McCandless Janet McGill Mike McCormick James McKissick Darlene Jackson Valerie Martin Pam Massey Pat McCormick Betty Miller Jerry Orton Steve Palmer Laura Pickett Rebecca Oakes Students enjoy the breaks between classes as their facial expressions show. Jim Oliver Martin Pomeroy Mitchell Mowers Jan Pounds rr ft Darrell Schweighauser Kathy 97 Smith Pam Spears Tom David Spears Sporcich Bonnie States Tracy Steele Myra Stepleton Henry Thomas Mike Thomas Thelma Torri Regina Trujillo Pat Utley Rick Villagrana Sharon West Crystal Whisler Susan The teacher and his students enjoy each other s company. Winton The members of the class of 1976 NOT PICTURED are as follows: Sandra Brown Laura Button Mike Cardenas Cheryl Haggard Mike Lang David Smith 98 Tammi Woiverton Tammie Wright Administration Mr. Barto Babitz Superintendent Mr. Wayne Strickland Business Manager Mrs. Donna Borges Secretary Mrs. Lillis Martin Secretary Mr. Dale Brown Principal Mr. Victor Becco Mrs. Esther Anne Jones Assistant Principal Secretary The school board for 1972-73 is (LEFT TO RIGHT) Bill Tedesko, Lee Gilbert, Dick Carrithers, Marcus Widener, and Mrs. Viola DeBiaso. (STANDING) Barto Babitz and Wayne Strickland. CUSTODIANS Roy Wilson, Isaac Baca, Joe Mascitelli BUS DRIVERS FRONT L-R Mildred Rader, Georgia Oxnam, Norma Brown, Karen White, BACK L-R Chas Seabaugh, Hank Alley, Virgil Kessler, Fred McDermott, Eugene Garcia, (MISSING) Helen Booram, Jeanette Brown, Virgil Downer, Tom Jennings, Martin Kessler, Ruby Sandefur, Ruth Torri, and Ed Westwater. CAFETERIA STAFF L-R Margaret Sanders, Martha Lasha, Tomaita Lave, Thelma Gonzales, Clara Friend, Lena Sartoris, Billie Jean Evans, Evelyn Martinez, BACK Janice Garr On the first day of school the usual routine occurs. Before the teachers are introduced to the students, they are told what to expect. As their briefing goes on, it seems as though their thoughts are still on summer vacation. 102 Joe Brunetto Machine Shop Richard Burleson American Government Tom Gribben Drivers Education Physical Education Basketball Karl Leason Band and Chorus Walter McFadden Business William Meigs Auto Mechanics John Merriam American History Frank Morelli Guidance Counselor Donna Nelson Mathematics Dorothy Parker English, Journalism Mary Pierz Speech and Drama David Pile Science Ruby Plummer English, Creative Writing Phylis Randall Spanish Harry Ranney Mathematics Charles Smith World History, Geography Jane Snyder French, English Shirley Stapleton Girls Physical Education Anne Widener Girls Guidance Michael Shroyer Welding 104 Vernon Roberts Art James Serfoss Typing Coach Burleson (LEFT) and Mr. Brown (RIGHT) discuss the football team's chances this year. - Daniel Salyer Mech. Drawing Shop Cynthia Sheldon Home Economics Rick Sauer was chosen the 1972-1973 Valedictorian and gave the farewell speech for the 1973 graduating class. Debbie Trevithick was Salutatorian for the 1973 graduating class. She gave the welcoming speech at commencement exercises. Rick Sauer and Cindy Horn were elected Head Boy and Head Girl for the '72 - '73 school year. The duties included running Student Council and student government at FHS. ACADEMICS Boys's State delegates were Mark Ziolkowski, Kurtis Zerby, Dennis Jones, Frank Morelli, Keith Hammel, and Perry McCumber. They went to CSU in Fort Collins where they set up and ran their own government. Girl's State delegates were Bonnie Petty, Kelly Ambrose, and NOT PICTURED was Sonia Maggard. They set up government at Temple Buell College in Denver. For a week they carried out their governmental duties, which is an indepth study of government in action. Veterans of Foreign Wars speech winners were Kim Cruzen, first place; Sharon-Leatherman, second place; and Ann Smith third place. Band Delegates to Western State for 1972-'73 were (BOTTOM) Robyn Button, Linda Loeber, TOP) Eva Eldridge, and Fred Gifford. Winners of the Poetry Contest who had their work published in Young America Sings were Pat Quinn, Kelly Ambrose, Kathy Myers, and Robert Miller. The outstanding students in the art field were Carri Lundquist and Candi Borges. The award they received was for the work and dedication in the art shows that were presented at FHS in the fall and spring. The productions were done by the students in the art classes and sponsored by Mr. Vernon Roberts. TOP FIVE PERCENT OF EACH CLASS IN 72-73 David Mathis, VickiBecco, Shari Fritz, Kathy Costello, Dianne Perrino, Sherry Redding, and Pat Thiessen make up the top five percent of the Sophomore Class. The Freshman Class is representedby Elizabeth Darrow, Cindy Breece, Jan Pounds, LuAnn Fabrizio, JanetMcGill, and SEATED is Pierre Gam-ache. Every Friday there wasaKRLNFlorence High School news report. Three students from the Journalism I Class who prepared and broadcasted the reports were Diane Widener, Jerry Cook, and Shirley Gallardo. Newspaper reporters for the 1 972-'73 school year were Linda Massaro for The Daily Record , Kelly Ambrose for the Florence Citizen , and Everett McGalliard for the Fremont County Sun . I Every year there is a League student exchange. This year FHS and Buena Vista exchanged students. Those students who participated in the exchange were Steve Crossno, Janice Vansyoc, Dianne Perrino, and Cindy Horn. ■ Florence High School has many well-trained teachers who give the students a good variety of classes to take. The 1973 annual staff would like to extend a sincere thanks to the teachers for their hard work and patience. Here are some photographs of teachers and students working together. Mr. Pile teaches freshman science courses that are required. These include genetics and geology for the first semester and ecology for the second semester. Mr. Roberts is the art instructor and is in charge of the photography for the annual. He also helps on the layout of the annual. Below we find Mrs. Nelson, the math teacher at FHS. Here she is teaching the freshman algebra class. TEACHERS AND STUDENTS Miss Sheldon is the home economics teacher. She is in charge of FHA. Pictured here are students making waffles. She is checking their work. Mrs. Pierz is the instructor of freshman English, speech and drama classes. She is also the director of the fine plays at FHS. Here she is giving the speech class a few tips. 109 ALEXANDER, GARY Basketball 1,2, 3,4; Newspaper Staff 3; Annual Staff 3,4; F-Club 3,4, Vice-President 4. ARCHULETTA, CATHY Pep Club 1,2, 3,4; Letterette 2,3,4; GAA 1,2, 3,4, Treasurer 1; Quill and Scroll 3,4, Secretary-Treasurer 4; Nike Club 3,4, Vice-President 3, President 4; Prom Server 1; Spanish Club 1,2. BARACER, DIANA Pep Club 1,2; Annual Staff 1. BARROWS, CHARLES Football 1,2, 3,4; Track 1,2, 3,4; Basketball 3,4; Spanish Club 1; Chess Club 1; Ski Club 1,4; Gymnastics Club 3. BLANKENSHIP, PAM Pep Club 1,2. BROWN, ROBERT CAMPBELL, RICK Football 1,2,3; Wrestling 1; Ski Club 4; Class Vice-President 2; Chess Club 1. CLARK, CECIL CLEMENTS, CHARLES CONCI, (BUD) HENRY Cross Country 1,2; Basketball 1,2,3; Baseball 1,2, 3,4; F-Club 1,2, 3,4; Concert, Marching and Pep Band 1,2, 3,4; Football 3,4. CROSSNO, STEVE Football 1,2,3; Baseball 1,2; Wrestling 1,2,3; Weight Lifting 1; Drama 4; Exchange Student to Buena Vista 4; Annual Staff 4; Ski Club 2,3; Fencing 2; Photography Club 4. CRUZEN, KEN DANIELS, KAREN Pep Club 1,2; Pep Band 1,2,3; Concert Band 1,2, 3,4; Marching Band 1,2, 3,4. DARROW, KENNETH Cross Country 1,2; Basketball 1; Student Council 1; F-Club 1,2,4; Chorus 1,2; Blue and Gold 1,2; Boy's State Representative 3; Quill and Scroll 3,4. DEL DUCA, PETE ELLIOTT, SHEREE Pep Club 1,2; Folksinging 1; Band 1; Drama Club 3,4, Vice-President 3; Thespian Club 2,3,4; School Play 2; GAA 4, Vice-President 4. EVANS, DEANNA Pep Club 1,2, 3,4; Cheerleader 1; Letterette 2,3,4; Head Letterette 4; GAA 1,2, 3,4, President 3; Quill and Scroll 3,4; Nike Club 4; Rose Girl 3; Band 1; Homecoming Attendant 2; National Honor Society 4. FAZZINO, JOHN Annual Staff 1,4; Folksinging Club 1; Newspaper Staff 4. FLYNN, MIKE GALLARDO, DENNIS Cross Country 1,2, 3,4; Basketball 1,2,3; Track 1,2,3,4. CALPIN, SUZAN Pep Club 1,2; Elementary Aide 3,4; Office Aide 4; Nurses Aide 3. GAMA CHE, (LEX) ALEXIA Folksinging 1, Secretary 1; Annual Staff 1; Ski Club 1,2, 3,4; Pep Club 1,2; Student Council 1,2,4, Treasurer 2; Class President 2,4; National Honor Society 3,4; Quill and Scroll 3,4; Thespians 1,2, 3,4, President 3,4; Blue and Gold 2,3,4; Double Octet 3,4; Gymnastics Club 3,4; Intramural Soccer 2; Speech Club 3. GARCIA, STEVE Football 1,2; Basketball 1,2; Baseball 3,4. GASSER, DAVID Basketball 1,2,3,4; Football 2,3,4; Track 2,3,4; F-Club 2,3,4, Secretary 4; Quill and Scroll 3,4; Newspaper Staff 3, Co-Editor 3; National Honor Society 4. GIFFORD, FRED Concert, Marching and Pep Band 1,2, 3,4; Blue and Gold 2,3,4; Double Octet 2,3,4; Western State Honor Band 3; Adams State Honor Band Alternate 3,4; Track 1. Ill GILBERT, JOHN F-Club 1,2,3,4, Treasurer 4; Football 1,2,3; Track 1,2, 3,4; Weight Lifting 2,3. GONZALES, JOE Football 1,2,3; Wrestling 1,2,3,4; Track 1; Ski Club 1,2,3, Serge ant-at-Arms 1; Band 1. GLASS, JACK GRIBBEN, JOHN Football 1,2, 3,4; Annual Staff 4; Ski Club 3,4; Basketball 1,2, 3,4; F-Club 3,4; Quill and Scroll 3,4. CRIMSHAW, DALE Basketball 1; Band 1,2. HARCER, CLIFF HARVEY, CATHY Oratorical Contest 3. HAUSCHILDT, DONNA Pep Club 1; Spanish Club 1; Chorus 1,2; Blue and Gold 2; Quill and Scroll 3,4; Rose Girl 3; GAA 1; School Play 2. HERSCH, KEN Wrestling 2,3,4; Football 3,4. HINKLE, RICK Basketball Manager 1,2, 3,4; Chorus 1. HOLCOMB, BEVERLY FHA 1,2. HORN, CINDY Pep Club 2,3,4; Cheerleader 3,4; Gymnastics 3,4; Blue and Gold 4; FHA 2,3, Vice-President 3; Class Treasurer 1,2; Class Vice-President 3; Head Girl 4; Girl's State Representative 3; State Student Council Representative 4; Honor Student 2,3; Quill and Scroll 3,4; National Honor Society 3,4; Western State Forensic Tournament 3. JOHNS, RENE Pep Club 1,2, 3,4; Cheerleader 2,3, Head Cheerleader 3; Letterette 4; Drama 1,3,4; Historian 4; School Play 1,3; Sky Club 1; GAA 1,3; Gymnastics 1,3,4; French Award 1; Student Council 2; Student Exchange 2; Nike Club 3; Junior Advisor 3; Newspaper Staff 3; Quill and Scroll 3,4; National Honor Society 3,4; Office Staff 3,4; Rose Girl 3; Miss Pioneer 4. JORGENSON, GENE P. Football 2,3,4; Wrestling 3,4; Track 2,3,4; Gymnastics 1,3,4; Science Club 1; Audio-Visual Club 1; F-Club 3,4; Quill and Scroll 3,4; Boys State Representative 3; National Conference on A tom-Nominee 3; Annual Staff 3; National Honor Society 4. KESSLER, VIRGIL KOCH, MARSHA Nike Club 4, Secretary 4; Homecoming Queen 4; GAA 4; Letterette 4; Pep Club 3,4; Annual Staff 4; Miss Wrestling Pep 3; Miss Sadie Hawkins 3; Office Assistant 3,4; Quill and Scroll 4. KOSEK, NANCY Annual Staff 1,2, 3,4, Editor 3,4; Class Vice-President 1,4; Pep Club 1; Marching, Concert and Pep Band 1,2, 3,4; Senior Band Council 4; Quill and Scroll 3,4, Vice-President 4; Teenager of the Month 4; Flower girl 4; Office Staff 4; English III Award; Journalism II A -ward 3; Intramural Soccer 2; Sweetheart Queen 4; National Honor Society 4. LANCLOSS, LUCILLE LOZANO, SEFERINA MACOSKEY, STEVE MACILL, SHARON GAA 1; Pep Club 3,4; National Honor Society 3,4; Quill and Scroll 3,4; Newspaper Staff 3, Co-Sports Editor 3; Reporter for Daily Record 3; Rose Girl 3; Journalism Award 3. MALDANADO, JOHN Football 1. MARES, JIM Spanish Club 1,2, President 1,2; Newspaper Staff 3, Layout Editor 3; Annual Staff 4, Organizations Editor 4; Track 1,2,4; Library Staff 3. MARLOW, SHARON Pep Club 1,2; GAA 1,2; Ski Club 2; Miss Wrestling Pep 2; Exchange Student 2; Teacher's Aide 3,4; Nurse's Aide 3; Nike Club 4; Annual Staff 4. MARTINEZ, LOUIS Football 1; Wrestling 1,2, 3,4. 112 MASSARO, LINDA Pep Club 1,2,3; Vice-President 3; GAA 1,2,3, Vice-President; Class Treasurer 4; Quill and Scroll 3,4, Quill and Scroll Initiation Chairman 4; Prom Co-Chairman 3; Newspaper Staff 3,4, Layout Editor 3,4; Yearbook Staff 4, Senior Directory Editor 4; Concert and Pep Band 1,2, 3,4; Majorette 1,2, 3,4, Head Majorette 2,3,4; Homecoming Attendant 1; Canon City Daily Record Reporter 4; Senior Band Council 4. MASSEY RICHARD Basketball 1,2. MATA, KATHY Spanish Club 1,2; Pep Club 1,2; Newspaper Staff 3; Annual Staff 4; GAA 1; Photography Club 4; Teacher's Aide 2; Yearbook Photographer 4. Me BETH, MELISSA Chorus 1,2; Pep Club 2,4; FHA 2,3, Treasurer 2, President 3. McCANDLESS, RICK Football 1,2; Basketball 3; Spanish Club 3,4. McFADDEN, ROY Baseball 2,3,4; Basketball 1,2, 3,4; Football 1,2,3,4; Honorable Mention 4; F-Club 2,3,4; Boy's State Alternate 3. McCHESNEY. ALLEN Wrestling 3,4; Cross Country 3,4. McGALLIARD, EVERETT Class Secretary 1; Class Treasurer 3; Boy's State Representative 3; Quill and Scroll 3,4, President 4; Bleacher Bums 1; Annual Staff 1; Folksing Club 1; Newspaper Staff 3,4, Assistant Editor 3; Football Manager 1; F-Club 3,4; Sun Reporter 3,4. MEDINA, DEBBIE MILLIGAN, CAROL Pep Club 1,2; Newspaper 3; Annual Staff 4; Chorus 1,2,3; Office Staff 3,4; Blue and Gold 4. MOSCHETTI, RODNEY Basketball 1,2; Football 1. MOSS, CAROL Annual Staff 1; Newspaper Staff 3; Co-Editor 3; Quill and Scroll 3,4; Student Council Representative 3,4; Rose Girl 3; National Honor Society 4. MYERS, KATHY Pep Club 1,2,3; Miss Basketball Pep 2; Blue and Gold 1,2,4; Quill and Scroll 4; Spanish Club 2,3, Secretary 2,3; Foreign Language Club 4; GAA 2. NICHOLES, PENNY FHA 4. OXNAM, JOE Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; F-Club 2,3,4; Quill and Scroll 3,4. PROUD, DEBBIE Pep Club 1,2, Secretary 2; Concert, Pep and Marching Band 1,2; GAA 1; Drama Club 2,3,4; Secretary 3, Vice-President 4; Quill and Scroll 3,4; National Honor Society' 3,4; Student Council 1,3, Secretary 3; Double Octet 3,4; Gymnastic Club 3,4; Nike Club 3,4, Senior Advisor 4; Blue and Gold 3,4. QUINN, PATRICIA FHA 2,3; Art Club 3. RATHKE, SUSAN Pep Club 1; GAA 1,2; Ski Club 1; Blue and Gold 2,3; Double Octet 2,3. RICHEY, KANDY Pep Club 1; Nurse's Aide 3; Elementary Aide 4. ROBERTS, RANDY Band 1; Quill and Scroll 3,4; F-Club 3,4; Ski Club 3,4; Class Play 3; Student Council 4; Cross Country 2, 3; National Honor Society 4. SANDERS, TOM Football 1,2, 3,4; Wrestling 1,3,4; Rodeo Club 3,4; Gymnastics 3,4; Ski Club 1,4; Quill and Scroll 3,4; Newspaper 4; Concert Marching and Pep Band 1,2, 3,4; F-Club 2,3,4. SAPP, ENIDA SAUER, RICK Football 1; Basketball 1,3; Baseball 1,2, 3,4; Ski Club 1,2,3; Cross Country 2,3,4; Band 1,2; F-Club 1,2, 3,4; School Play 2; National Honor Society 3,4; Class Play 3; Head Boy 4; Quill and Scroll 4. SCHEELE, RON Crosscountry 1; Basketball 1,2,3; Baseball 1,2. 113 SCHMIDT, MARK Football 1,2, 3,4; F-Club 1,2, 3,4; Wrestling 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2; Annual Staff 4; Prom Server 1; Office Assistant 2; Weightlifting Club 2. SCOTT, FRANK Football 1,2; Basketball 1,2, 3,4. SHADE, JOHNNY FAY FHA 2. SIX, KAREN SLACK, JERRY Cross Country 4. SMITH, ANN SMITH, ROLAND Football 1,2; Wrestling 1,2,4; Rodeo Club 1,2,3. SPORCICH, ALLEN Basketball 1,2; Track 1,2. STEFFENSON, RICK STUCKER, SHELDON STUTEVILLE, DENNIS Track 1,2,3; Football 1. SWEETSER, MIKE Baseball 4; Track 4. THOMAS, MARIA Chorus 1,2,3; Speech 3; Blue and Gold 3; Double Octet 3; Drama 2; Head Drum Major 4; 1st Place in the American Legion Oratorical Contest 3; Class Secretary 4. TREVITHICK, DEBBIE Pep Club 1; Marching Concert, Pep Band 1,2, 3,4; Western State Honor Band 2; All State Honor Band 3,4; Blue and Gold 2,3,4; Double Octet 3,4; Quill and Scroll 3,4; National Honor Society 3,4; Gymnastics Club 4; Nike Club 4. TUCKER, HARRY Cross Country 1,3. UTLEY, JEFF VAN RIPER, KATHY Pep Club 1,2, 3,4; Letterette 3,4; Pep Band 1,2, 3,4; GAA 1,2, 3,4; Nike Club 3,4; Blue and Gold 4; Drama Club 1,2; School Play 1,2; Thespian Club 1,2. WALKER, DIANE Football 1,2,3; Ski Club 4; Spanish Club 1,2; Library Assistant 3. WATKINS, LARRY Football manager 1,2, 3,4; Basketball manager 1; Drama Club 1,2, 3,4; Thespian Club 1,2, 3,4; Ski Club 1,2, 3,4; Quill and Scroll 3,4; Mr. Sadie Hawkins 3; Marching, Concert and Pep Band 1,2, 3,4; School Play 1,2,4. WEIGEL, PEARL Teacher's Aide 2,3; Nurse's Aide 3; FHA 4; Teacher's Secretary 4. WEST, SUE Alternate Prom server 1; Senior Homecoming Attendant 4; Annual Staff 4; First Attendant Apple Day 3; English III Award 3; Office Staff 4; Office Secretary to Mr. Morelli 3,4; Teacher's Aide 2; Intramural Soccer 2; Quill and Scroll 4. WHITLOW, RICK Football 1,2, 3,4; Wrestling 1,2, 3,4; Track 2,3,4; F-Club 1,2, 3, 4, President 4; Class President 1,3; Student Council 1,2,3; Quill and Scroll 3,4; Newspaper Staff 3, Co-Sports Editor 3; National Honor Society 3,4. WILCOX, TOM Football 1,2,3,4; Wrestling 1,2,3,4; F-Club 1,2,3,4; Track 1; Honorable Mention Football 4; District Wrestling 1,3,2nd place. WOLKING, FRANK Band 1,2, 3,4; Chess Club 1; Folksinging Club 1; Pep Band 1,2, 3,4; Blue and Gold 3,4; Double Octet 3,4; Football 1; Quill and Scroll 3,4; Student Council 3; Quartet 3; Stage Band 2,4; Annual Staff 2; National Honor Society 4. WYATT, WALLY Drama 2; Participant in the Reader's Theater 2; Oratorical Contest 3. 114 Capella Advertising SASSER AND NELSON You Are Safe With Sasser and Nelson Service Distributors of Fina Jack Sasser and Lee Nelson-Owners 784-3471 Florence 1 16 DAVE'S GENERAL STORE Owned by Dave McCallister 784-3115 Penrose, Colorado 117 Dr. Peter J. Gamache Dr. John V. Buglewicz 501 West 5th Sff LUKE'S MOTOR COMPANY Sales and Service Used Cars Best Wishes Florence, Colorado 119 RALPH CARESTIA'S TRUCKING REPAIR SERVICE Congratulations to the Class of 1973 784-3878 Florence, Colorado The Cottage Studio will celebrate its 25th anniversary on graduation day this year. COTTAGE STUDIO 215 West Main Street Florence, Colorado 784-6451 121 122 FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN Eighth and Macon 275-2348 Our 38th Year in Canon City On the Sunny Side of the Street FLORENCE RADIO AND ELECTRIC SERVICE 117 West Main Street 784-3025 Florence 123 124 IDEAL CEMENT COMPANY Division of Ideal Basic Industries, Inc. 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Petty DALE RUSSEL MOTORS Highway SO and Graydene 275-2371 Canon City COLORADO MILK TRANSPORT Rainbow Park Charles Willcox-Manager FLORENCE MORTUARY Mr. and Mrs. Frank Witty 784-6389 Florence 127 Think first . . • choose first For all your Banking needs FIRST NATIONAL BANK Of Canon City FOX MACHINE SHOP H.A. Fox-Owner 115 East Front Street 784-3616 Florence FIRST NATIONAL BANK Of Florence, Colorado A strong friendly bank Member of F. D. I C. FREMONT LANES The Recreation Center of Florence Come in and Visit Us Bill and Gale Decker 128 GABE'S EL CHARRO CAFE Mexican-American Food Penrose, Colorado 784-9964 HAVENS READY TO WEAR For Men and Women Canon City, Colorado HOBBS LINOLEUM, CARPET, AND TILE 32S Main Street Canon City, Colorado JOHN'S BEAVER CREEK 66 Gas, Oil, and Servie Penrose, Colorado 129 MERLINO'S BELVEDERE 1330 Elm Avenue 275-5558 Canon City MASTER PRINTERS Publisher's of The Fremont County Sun 306 MAIN 275-8608 Canon City KWIK WAY Open 7 a.m. to 11 p.m. 7 days a week Beverly Wilcox- Manager 784-4235 ORTEGA'S MEXICAN FOOD 2301 East Main 275-9437 Canon City, Colo. Your Business is our pleasure 130 PEARSON JEWERLY 506 Main Street Canon City, Colorado ft 1AUTO BODY REPAIR RON'S AUTO BODY REPAIR 725 South 9th 275-9554 ROCKET CAFE 1500 River Street Canon City, Colorado Good Luck 1973 Seniors ROYAL GORGE Colorado's Outstanding Year Around Attraction 131 SALI'S CLUB PARADISE Restaurant SENATORE'S Department Store Canon City, Colorado The Senatores 107 West Main SHOES-N-THINGS A fit from top to bottom Ladies sports wear and shoes for the entire family 613 Main Canon City, Colorado, 275-9692 SNYDER PORTRAITS 1224 South Ninth (303 ) 275-9340 Canon City, Colorado Your business is our pleasure 132 TYLER BEAUTY SCHOOL Rodger Tyler-Owner Training Today's Students For Tomorrow's Success Through Better Education VIOLA BROTHERS LUMBER Good Luck 1973 Seniors Penrose, Colorado UNIVERSAL SALES 2245 Fremont Drive Canon City, Colorado 275-3329 The Yearbook Staff wishes the graduating Class of 1973 good luck. 133 We, the Annual Staff, wish to thank the following businesses for purchasing $10 worth of advertising in our annual. AMERICAN FEDERAL SAVINGS FOX REXALL DRUG 6S0 Main 784 - 3523 Canon City, Colorado Second and Church 275-7477 Florence, Colorado CANON CAFE BAR HILL TOP SUPER MARKET Congratulations, Seniors 275-2822 Alice M. Jurjevec, Owner-Mgr. 409 Main Street 1409 South 9th Street Canon City, Colorado Canon City, Colorado DR. HAL S. CRAWFORD OPTOMETRIST MAC'S MUSIC MART 324 South 9th Street Canon City, Colorado 275-9001 816 Main Street Canon City, Colorado OXFORDS Home of the Li'l ol' Bake Shop EMERSON FURNITURE COMPANY Canon City and Salida Quality Furniture JACK AND FRAN PEDOTTO-DONOR Carpets and Hard Surface RAINBOW MOTEL MOBILE HOME PARK Floor Coverings and Self-Service Gas 605 Main 720 East Main, Florence Canon City, Colorado Congratulations, Seniors 784-6488 FASHION FABRICS 624 Main SERV-ALL MERCHANTILE 275-6260 Florence, Colorado Canon City, Colorado 784-9992 134 We, the Annual Staff, wish to thank the following businesses for purchasing $10 worth of advertising in our annual. STATE FARM INSURANCE TOWN LIQUOR 1012 Main Your friendly package store 275-6565 Large selection of Canon City, Colorado Imported Domestic Wines 116 East Main, Florence WEST INC., BUCKSKIN JOE OFFICE, EIGHT MILE PARK 784-3798 275-9929 or 275-3142 Compliments of Buckskin Joe SHORT LUMBER Doner We, the Annual Staff, wish to thank the following businesses for purchasing $5 worth of advertising in our annual. ABON CARPET AND FLOOR COVERING CANON SUPPLY COMPANY 110 S. Third, Canon City Guaranteed Workmanship and Material at everyday low prices 275-5212 520 River Street 275-5914 ACME CLEANERS TAILORS 111 West Main Florence, Colorado CARRIAGE INN, LTD. 12 Riverside 275-5858 Canon City, Colorado BEAU-T-SALON Gary Eslick 1622 Main, Canon City 275-6818 COLONNA CO. OF COLORADO INC. 15 and Water Street Canon City, Colorado 275-3327 BEN FRANKLIN STORE 502 Main Canon City, Colorado COLORADO REFRACTORIES CORPORATION P. O. Box 1001 Canon City, Colorado BERTA BROTHERS TRANSPORTATION 3365 Highway 50 Canon City, Colorado 275-7533 CURTIS SERVICE STATION Phillip 66 Station Canon City, Colorado BIG O TIRE STORE 804 Main Canon City, Colorado DAVIDSON-LINDER, INC. Chevrolet, Olds and Cadillac 731 Main, Canon City 275-2386 BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS Charlie McDaniel Carl Meyers Denzel Goodwin DENTS GLASS SERVICE Thomas M. Cox, Owner 2801 East Main Glass for every purpose 135 We, the Annual Staff, wish to thank the following businesses for purchasing $5 worth of advertising in our annual. DOLVEN MOTOR SUPPLY Distributor of Automotive Parts, Equipment G Accessories 708 River Street, Canon City GENE'S AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE Brake Service Wheel Alignment General Auto Service Florence, Colorado EDDIE'S BARBER SHOP Eddie McBeth 109 South Pikes Peak Florence, Colorado HEALTH-AID MART Natural Foods and Vitamins 1433 Main 275-9367 Canon City, Colorado LESLIE W. EGGLESTON Fremont County Assessor Canon City, Colorado HELP YOURSELF LAUNDRY Best Wishes to the Class of 1973 Laundry and Dry Cleaning 735 South 9th Canon City, Colorado GENERAL BUSINESS SERVICE 714 Main 275-7187 Canon City, Colorado All accounting and tax service HESTED'S 116 West Main Florence, Colorado Manager-Lucy Trujillo E-Z WAY CAR WASH Ted Sponholtz Florence, Colorado IDEAL LANES 2970 East Main 275-9000 Canon City, Colorado THE FLORENCE CITIZEN Robert B. Cruzen-Publisher JIM'S CLOTHING 114 West Main Florence, Colorado Clothes to Crow About Since 1916 FLORENCE FEED STORE The Purina Store Purina Chow, Flour, Grain and Hay N. Reed Morris—Lester Barr LOU'S TV SERVICE Owner--Louis Tessadri 115 South Pikes Peak Florence, Colorado FLORENCE HARDWARE Plumbing and Heating 131 West Main Florence, Colorado 784-3036 JACK MERWIN-Donor FLORENCE LUMBER COMPANY 600 East Main Street 784-6576 Florence, Colorado MINK LUMBER COMPANY Lumber, Paint, Hardware and Wallboard 275-3591 Canon City, Colorado FREMONT CLEANERS Good Luck, Seniors 120 West Main Florence, Colorado MR. ED'S DAIRY KING Don't forget to call in your order and use our pick-up window 275-5833 Canon City, Colorado We, the Annual Staff, wish to thank the following busineses for purchasing $5 worth of advertising in our annual. NEW METHOD LAUNDRY AND DRY CLEANERS, INC. 315 Main Canon City, Colorado ROYAL GORGE AGENCY, INC. 421 Main Street Canon City, Colorado Joe Chapman, Russ Stiles, and Dave Palmer OWEN'S UPHOLSTERY 113 West Main Florence, Colorado Specialists in Home-Auto Commercial Custom Built Furniture Wood Refinishing 784-6717 Sherman Williams Paints THE PAINT SPOT 16th and Main Street Canon City, Colorado OWL CIGAR STORE Santilli Brothers 626 Main Street C anon C ity, Colorado SKOGLUND OIL COMPANY Skogland Family Canon City, Colorado PATTON'S JEWELERY Bui ova and Elgin Watches Gifts for all Occasions 519 Main Street SUNDOWN MOTEL 2285 Fremont Drive Canon City, Colorado Canon City, Colorado-Since 1900 TRIANGLE TRUCK SERVICE 1919 East Main Street Canon City, Colorado International Harvester Dealer J.C. PENNEY COMPANY 510 Main Street Canon City, Colorado PEOPLE'S NATURAL GAS 119 South Pikes Peak Florence, Colorado L. L. TRIPP REAL ESTATE 105 West Main 784-6422 Florence, Colorado PIONEER MOTEL 201 Main Street Canon City, Colorado TUB-O-SUDS WASHOMATIC 109 East Main 784-9952 Florence, Colorado PETE'S PLUMBING AND HEATING, INC. 113 North 5th Street Dial 275-6665 Canon City, Colorado VEZZETTI GENERAL MERCHANDISE Rockvale, Colorado RANCHHOUSE DRIVE INN 1439 Main Street Canon City, Colorado VONA'S FLOWER SHOP 103 West Main Florence, Colorado Say it with Flowers RIO GRANDE MOTOR WAY, INC. 10th and Water 275-5889 Canon City, Colorado C. E. WALKER ASSOCIATES 107 South 9th 275-7513 Canon City, Colorado 137 We, the Annual Staff, wish to thank the following businesses for purchasing $5 worth of advertising in our annual WELLS UPHOLSTRY Automobile G Furniture Upholstry 604 South 9th Street 275-7156 Canon City, Colorado WETMORE GARAGE Wrecker Service Gas and Fuel Oil Delivered 784-6635 Wetmore, Colorado Donors DR. AND MRS. G. J. SHINER DR. AND MRS. P. R. HILDEBRAND We, the Annual Staff, wish to thank the following businesses for purchasing $3 worth of advertising in our annual. AVCO FINANCE SERVICE 61- Main 275-3307 Canon City, Colorado CANON TEXACO 1401 River Canon City, Colorado BECKER TYPEWRITER COMPANY 424 Main Sales and Service 275-6364 Canon City, Colorado BERARDI'S SMOKE HOUSE 108 South Pikes Peak Florence, Colorado DR. AND MRS. GEORGE C. CHRISTIE Physician and Surgeon 116 North Fifth Canon City, Colorado CLEO'S SKELLY SERVICE 1303 River Canon City, Colorado COOKDALE DAIRY AND MEAT PROCESSING 3020 Highland 275-2234 Canon City, Colorado BERNIE'S TV AND APPLIANCE, INC., It makes cents to buy at Bernies 915 Main Canon City, Colorado BILL S TV SERVICE 1414 Elm Avenue 275-6381 Canon City, Colorado BOB'S HI-LO Auto Sales and Service 322 Main 275-7004 Canon City, Colorado THE BOOK CORRAL Book and Posters 621 Main Canon City, Colorado DOM'S STANDARD STATION 230 Main 784-9997 Florence, Colorado EASY WASH LAUNDRY 212 South 9th Street Canon City, Colorado 275-9809 FLORENCE HOTEL AND CAFE 201 West Main Florence, Colorado 784-6373 GAMBLES Howard and Virginia Gore Florence, Colorado We, the Annual Staff, wish to thank the following businesses for purchasing $3 worth of advertising in our annual. C G F PLUMBING Plumbing, Air Conditioning and Heating 418 Main 275-9318 Canon City, Colorado DR. AND MRS. ICABONE AND STAFF 1204 Main 275-3859 Canon City, Colorado KELLEY JEWELERS 522 East Main 275-9414 Canon City, Colorado KENDALL S APPLIANCE 210 South 10th Canon City, Colorado KITE IMPLEMENT 3345 East Highway 50 Canon City, Colorado LARRY S TV AND SPORT SHOP 220 West Main Florence, Colorado LITTLE FARM MARKET Fresh farm produce 820 South 9th Street Canon City, Colorado LITTLE SKIPPER DRIVE-IN 110 South First Street Canon City, Colorado LYNN'S EXXON 1329 River Street Canon City, Colorado MAC'S AUTO SUPPLY 224 Main Canon City, Colorado MAJESTIC SAVINGS G LOAN 108 East Main Florence, Colorado MALT SHOP 132 West Main 784-9975 Florence, Colorado MC'S SKELLY SERVICE Rainbow Park Florence, Colorado MODE O'DAY Ladies Ready to Wear Children's Dresses 426 Main Canon City, Colorado MONROE'S GIFT SHOPPE 517 Main 275-5462 Canon City, Colorado MOORE'S SUPPLY 501 Diamond 275-8218 Canon City, Colorado NEW MUSIC COMPANY 107 East Main Florence, Colorado LLOYD'S JEWELERS Diamonds, Watches, Repairing 617 Main Street Canon City, Colorado PALMER PIANO PLACE Pianos and Organs 1112 Main Canon City, Colorado LYNDE CARDEN CENTER Lawn, Garden, and Patio Service Insecticides and Weedicides 1412 Elm Street Canon City, Colorado DR. MARION E. POTTER 121 North 5th Canon City, Colorado Open Tues, and Fri. Eve. Closed Thur. Afternoon 139 We, the Annual Staff, wish to thank the following businesses for purchasing $3 worth of advertising in our annual. READY'S ICE COMPANY 2nd and Water 275-6313 Canon City, Colorado RED BARN ANTIQUES 3180 East Main 275-2787 Canon City, Colorado ROSEDALE SUPER MARKET 1410 Elm Avenue Canon City, Colorado ROY'S LUNCH 1332 River Canon City, Colorado SAFEWAY Florence, Colorado SKYLINE LOCKER SERVICE Custom Processing-Curing 118 North 3rd Canon City, Colorado THOMAS TV APPLIANCE Your G. E. and Zenith Dealer 508 Main Canon City, Colorado VENDETTI INCORPORATED 208 West Main 784-3846 Gus Vendetti, Sr. Florence, Colorado ROY'S TRU-TRED TIRE SHOP Remington Tire 1426 River Canon City, Colorado V W FOREIGN CAR SERVICE 1304 River Canon City, Colorado SABATINO EXCAVATING 549 Cottonwood 275-2452 Canon City, Colorado FRANCIS S. YOUNG Fremont Count Treasurer and Trustee The Florence Yearbook Staff, as well as the entire student body, would like to express our gratitude to all advertising merchants who made it possible to publish the 1972-73 Florence Husky Yearbook. AUTOGRAPH PAGE 141 (LEFT TO RIGITT SITTING) Mark Schmidt, Doug Wilcox, Beverely Holcomb, Cindy Macoskey, Rene Johns, Marsha Koch, Kath Mata, Linda Massaro, and Sue West. (STANDING) Mrs. Dorothy Parker, John Gribben, Allen Knisley, Scott Carrithers, Gary Alexander, Frank Morelli, Nancy Kosek, Carol Milligan, Karen Daniels, Steve Crossno, Sharon Marlow, Lee Koseck, Mr. Vernon Roberts, and John Fazzino. YEARBOOK STAFF In the fall of 1970-71 Journalism II was added to the curriculum at FHS. This class publishes the yearbook and works in the field of journalism as well. The staff's job is to try to depict what the school year has meant to each individual, though it is impossible to depict what is special to each of us. Its endeavor is to record as much of what is a part of student life as they see it. 142 LEFT: Editors for the 1972-73 Husky are Nancy Kosek (Head) and Frank Morelli (Assistant). We, the Florence Husky Yearbook Staff, would like to thank the following: The Cottage Studio Delmar Studio The Florence Citizen Gibson's Discount Center Snyder's Portraits All Advertising Merchants Mr. Jack McFall and The Canon City Daily Record in helping to complete the 1972-73 Florence Husky. Through the processing of film, donation of pictures, donation of a clock radio for a raffle, advertising, and a donation of $25 from Portland Ideal Cement Company the Florence Husky was completed.