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

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1979 volume:

THE HUSKY Florence High School, Florence, Colorado Act 1 26 Intermission 42 Cast And Crews 76 Act II 120 Sponsors 128 Epilogue 152 Our play portrays Florence High School, in its performance of the year 78-79. Our stars are you, the setting—Florence, the time—last year. Now turn the page and the play begins The Friends We Have 4 . .. As We Are Young . .. 7 As The Kite, The Wind ... 8 9 As Time Will Pass Our Days Here End, When Remembrance Calls Spotlight On Homecoming Royalty Homecoming royalty were crowned during halftime at the football game (1), and strolled through the upraised arc of the rifle brigade (2). The band led the way at the homecoming parade (3), and the homecoming royalty (4) are Eva Dodge, Nancy Olmen, Don Hand, Christa Harris, Dianne Fields, and Madeline Lavato. 13 y Homecoming Festivities Bring Spirit And Involvement 1. Football boys and volleyball girls won the balloon race, (as the cheerleaders ran out of air). 2. The Freshmen bonfire lit up the night, our spirits and 3, the band playing. 4. The pie eating contest saw new champions crowned. 5. Kiddie day brought out little girls and their dolls. 6. The drum corps during the Homecoming march. 7. The boys cheer squad bumps through a routine at the powder puff game. As the Apple Day festivities got under way the crowd began to grow as out of town guests filled main street in Penrose to watch the town parade. Reigning over the years festivities were three Florence High School students. Queen Kathy Duncan and attendants Tami Hazelton and Peggy DeVor. 16 Of the fifteen girls that tried out for Apple Day Royalty only three made it. Kathy Duncan was chosen the winner as last years’ queen, Donna Doxtater crowned her. Another important event was Pioneer Day, held in Florence. It was enjoyed by many. As the nation got up off its seat and danced, so did Florence High. Snowball, a traditional dance sponsored by the Men’s F-Club provided excitement with the royalty; Rick Kenagy as king and Debbie Meyers as Queen. The band Split” played music mostly of rock and disco, two sets of the most innovative sets of music of the year. 1. Snowball Royalty has the honors of exchanging carnations. 2. Couples enjoy the beat of a collage of music. 3. Split” performed with a fine appeal of music. 17 1. Sweetheart Royalty was called for a take between dances. 2. To make the night a success, the band Rocky Mountain entertained with top hit music. 3. Sweethearts dance to a fast, energetic tune. With the disco fever hitting just about everyone, there was constant craving for the lights, mirrors and dance floors. Sweetheart helped provide these with Kim Barnett as Queen and Cecil Pennebaker as King. Through the night, music was played by Rocky Mountain” and came to a halt at midnight. Also, Jeanette Mata served as Sweetheart princess and John Sanborn as the prince. All in all, the scene Sweetheart gave was quite a memorable one. Blossom Day 1. Blossom Day Royalty take their turn in the parade lineup. 2. Kids of all ages took a part in the weekend. 3. The pride of FHS had their scene in the festivities. 4. The varsity cheerleaders took the lead before the band. I Places Everybody!” Special Interest Days were back this year with activity-oriented events like discodancing and special tours to name a few. As students, mostly seniors, challenged the rapids of the Arkansas River with Mel Smith and Janis Fedde as sponsors, others tried their skills at macrame and strained glass techniques with Donna Nelson. The wide variety of interests made the two days special and quite successful. 20 1. Special interest students display their disco talents. 2. The rapids presented quite a challenge to the FHS seniors. 3. Seniors, Lisa Mares and Karen Roberts found out the hardships in camping out while on the rafting trip. 4. Artists find a landscape for their special interest in art and landscape. 5. Former FHS students aided the disco dancers. The 1978-79 Prom was held a distance farther this year than previous years, yet gave the same memorable feeling to each person there. Held in Pueblo West, Prom had the theme Love Is In the Air”, and had Sterling” back to supply their rock music. The only charge this year was to have had junior and senior class dues paid in full which was a treat for many. 1. Love was in the air for these prom couples. 2. Dates enjoy the closeness of each other during their dance. 3. Royalty for the '78-'79 Prom was Cora Snyder, 2nd attendant; Dave Smith, king; Carla Espinoza, queen; Jackie Laughlin, first attendant. 22 Now, as we head into the final year of the decade, diversity seems to be the catchword and the new waves of dance and disco seem perfectly capable of coexisting, appealing as they do to widely separated audiences. But most of all, the profitable impressions of the music in movies and scenes about music seem certain to become increasingly important in youth’s lives. Dances became satisfying outlets at FHS. 23 1. All couples needed to take a break from the prom excitement. 2. Sterling performed once again for a special occasion. 3. The queen and her date pose closely for a picture. Seniors Perform Last Act Beginning the year of what next ... Above all, 1978 was a year of people. Seniors, in their triumphs and disasters, etched themselves unforgettably into memories. Not only was the traditional Palmer Field ceremonies for graduation day moved into the gym for the first time, but the class of '79 will be remembered also for the renovation of the building and spirit of our school. 1. Ready to begin commencement, are the anxious seniors. 2. Valedictorian, Tim O'Neil gives his farewell to the graduating class. 3. Saying good-bye was a difficult task for graduates Dave Jones and Jackie Laughlin. 4. Graduation brought sorrow as well as happiness as Kelly Yeoman expresses. 5. Dana Jones, class salutatorian, welcomes those In attendance. 6. Principal Victor Becco expresses his thoughts on the year. 25 • • Art Club officers for 1979 were president, Jim Davis; vice-president, Carla Espinoza; secretary, Scott Wehrman; and treasurer, Lori Neary. Tickets were sold by members for an oil painting for the FHS Art Scholarship. It was sponsored by the Delta Epsilon Sorority. The art club also contributed to the extravaganza. Members put a lot of work into the exhibits. Some members competed in high school art shows. Foreign Language attended two fairs, one in Denver at Denver University and the other in Pueblo. Club officers were president, Regina Sapp; vice-president, Juanita Canchola; treasurer, Carmen Hughes; and secretary, Debbie Barnes. FLC also sold T-shirts and had a Christmas party and a picnic at the end of the year. ART: (Front row) Terry Jaquez. Perry Booth, Scott Alston, Terry Martinez and Robert Basham. (Second row) Scott Wehrman, Virgil Booth, Mark Honeycutt, Randy Little, Carla Espinoza, Lori Neary and Scott Campbell. Not shown Jim Davis. FOREIGN LANGUAGE: (Bottom row) Regina Sapp, Michelle Comi, Debbie Barnes, Desiree Del Monte, Sponsor Mr. Leynse. (Second row) Sponsor Miss Lilly, Cindy Annis, Kelly Yeoman, Celeste Gamache. (Third row) Peggy Wilson, Brenda Allen, Beth Hinkle. (Fourth row) Kathy Brown, Debbie Dye, Darlene Conchola. (Fifth row) Susie McClain, Juanita Cachola, Trade Decker. (Sixth row) Phyllis DeVine, Karmen Hughes, Karen Moen, Tami Weise, Julie Fox, Sheila Fabrizio. (Seventh row) Penny Sand, Kathy Duncan, Maureen Lundy. (Eighth row) Shirley Finney, Gary Foster, Don Comi, Jimmy Camerlo, Vince Tomar, Bobby Wilson, Bill Gamache, Timmy Canchola, Anthony Ortiz, Nick Rocchio, Anthony Costellano and Mike Conti. 27 1. (Front row) Rhonda Nelson, Althea Brown, Dessa Trenhaile, (Second row) Merry Maglll, Debbie Barnes, Debbie Dye, Louella Martinez, Dawn Piper, Sponsor Mrs. Burnetto and Tina Egland. 2. (Front row) Cora Snyder, Marla McChesney, Charlotte Addington, Carrie Elliot, Shirley Lozano, Kelly Stack, Debbie White, and Diane Fields. (Second row) Rene Fournier, Kim Boyd, Desiree Del Monte, Sheilla Walker, Terri Shea, Anita Martinez, Suzi Wilcox, Michele Jones, Pam Button, Janeen Spencer, and Shelly Carrithers. (Third row) Peggy DeVor, Althea Brown, Debbie Helsel, Vickie Davis, Melody Lee, Sherrie Del Monte, Tracy Rix, Nancy Thomas, and Regina Sapp. (Fourth row) Sponsor Mr. Serfoss, Jim Davis, Shannon Drake, Chip Coleman, Audrey Jones, David Walker, Linda Schwartz, Stephanie Layton, Louisa Avila, Linda Riggs, Jeannette Mata, Jeanenne Lennox, Tracy Fraunce, Debbie Barnes and David Lozano. In the spotlight we have FBLA and FHA. FBLA elected club officers, president Cora Snyder, vice president Shannon Drake, treasurer Janeen Spencer, secretary Audrey Jones and Student Council representative Regina Sapp. The club sold necklaces and bracelets for a money making project. FHA elected officers, president Debbie Barnes, vice president Kim Purdy, secretary Debbie Helsel, treasurer Louella Martinez, Student Council representative Althea Brown. FHA sponsored Snoopy Snack Bar as a money making project. Presenting ... Chess club. Club officers were president Lana Loo-mans, vice president Bob Wilson, and secretary-treasurer Peggy Wilson. Chess club participated in several matches throughout the year, and played in two tournaments. They sold Christmas wrapping paper for their money making project. Chess club had a very successful year. CHESS: (Front row) Junior Hayashi, Lana Loomans, Peggy Wilson, Bob Wilson. (Second row) Sponsor Mr. Packard, Andy Hazelton, Celeste Gamache, Jeff Combs and Sponsor Mrs. Orton. (Third row) Frank Luther, Bill Magill and Terry Martinez. On stage now is Drama Club. Drama club officers were, president Cora Synder, vice president Jackie Laugh-lin, secretary Regina Sapp, treasurer Deanette McDowell and Student Council representative Tim O’Neill. The club presented two comedies, THE STAR SPANGLED GIRL” and SURPRISE”. The drama club sold candy bars for their money making project. DRAMA: (Front row) Regina Sapp, Celeste Gamache. Michelle Comi, (Second row) Margaret Barrows. Brenda Allen, Jackie Laughlin, Deanette McDowell, and Sponsor Mr. Chamberlain. (Third row) Cora Snyder, Debbie Barnes, Tim O'Neill, Donna Darrow, John Erickson and Karl Sierka. 29 1. Children wait anxiously for Easter Bunny, David Lozano, to pass their way. 2. Jackie Laughlin, Rick Gallop and Big Bird, Charlotte Magill, help the Easter Bunny get ready for the hunt. 3. Leading Student Council meeting are Head Boy Mike Marlow, Head Girl Debbie Barnes and Secretary Nick Carochi. 4. Mike Marlow talks to student body at elections for 79 80 school government. Student Council was lead this year by Head Boy Mike Marlow and Head Girl Debbie Barnes. Secretary was Tony Carochi and Treasurer was Nick Carochi. Student Council sponsored a number of activities in- cluding club campus cleanups, Teacher of the Month, Citizens of the Week Awards, Sunrise Dance, the Open House to present our newly renovated school and an Easter egg hunt. Homecoming week activi- ties and Homecoming Dance were also sponsored by Student Council. Debbie Barnes and Mike Marlow attended a student government seminar at Fort Collins, CSU, before the school year started. V 1. STUDENT COUNCIL: Front row; Tim O'Neill. Jim Camerlo, Mike Franklin and Tony Carochi. Second row; Althea Brown, Debbie Barnes, Regina Sapp and Kelly Stack. Third row; Kristy Brunette, Shelly Carrlthers, David Lozano, Jackie Laughlin, Mike Marlow, Donna Doxtater. Greg Becco and Shanda Downer Telck. 2. Dressed as the Easter Bunny, Dave Lozano, does what comes naturally. 3. Children search for eggs at Easter egg hunt sponsored by Student Council. 31 The Folk Music club under the Alias Outlaws began rather late in the year. Under full swing, they played at all four Snoopy Snack Bars, Pikes Peak League Art Show and at the Extravaganza. The club was under the leadership of president Lana Loomans, secretary treasurer Elizabeth Scott and sponsor Mr. Roberts. Speech Debate team under the leadership of Tim O’Neill and Charlotte Magill, attended several workshops in debate, extemporaneous speech and interpretive reading. The Speech Debate team participated in only one speech tournament in Trinidad. FHS was rated good and excellent in all rounds. They also participated in the VFW Voice of Democracy Contest. 32 SPEECH DEBATE: (Front row) Charlotte Magill, (Second row) Roy Latimer, Tim O'Neill, sponsor Richard Chamberlain (Third row) Michelle Comi, Celeste Gamache. FOLK MUSIC: (Front row) Elizabeth Scott, (Second row) Barbara Steffenson, Lana Loomans, Perry Booth, (Third row) Greg Calhoun, Terri Newell, Virgil Booth, (Fourth row) Jim Schwarz. Mills Center stage is Blue Gold Choir. Blue Gold performed at schools such as Leadville and they entered competition with other area schools at Denver. Blue Gold Choir was under the direction of Mr. Leason. 1. BLUE GOLD: front row; Dawn Piper, Veronica Ayala and Tami Myers. Back row; Connie Livingston, Gwen Allen, Elain Thomas, Peggy DeVor, Diane Fields, Lori Neary, Beth Hinkle, Michele Comi and Dawn Looper. 2. Members pose for a publicity photo. 3. Dawn Looper, Peggy DeVor, Joyce Mann and Dawn Piper getting ready for another performance. 33 The curtain is now open on band. The band participated in several contests and parades, such as Woodland Park’s contest and Blossom Day Parade. Band members also formed a pep band which played at home games and helped arise spirit at FHS. Adding color to the FHS band were the Drill Team and the pom-pon girls. For a money making project the band sold Christmas candies. 1. The band always adds a special excitement to the spirit at FHS. 2. FHS band takes part in Blossom Day Parade. 3. Senior band students, Bottom row: Chris Darrow, Linda Honeycutt, Charlotte Magill and Roger McKissack. Back row: Director, Mr. Leason, Rick Kenagy, Don Hand, and not pictured Bernadine Herrera. 4. Pep band adds spirit to every game and pep assembly. jUMlUjgl QIKUBllft Right on cue, is Modern Choir. Modern Choir performed at several schools and contests such as St. Scholastica Academy and in Denver. For money making projects Modern Choir sold acrylic plaques and cooked and served a spaghetti dinner. The money earned was used for a three day tour in Northern Colorado for choir members. 1. Couple, Nick Carochi and Shanda Telck, rehearse for an upcoming concert. 2. MODERN CHOIR: Dave Lozano, Debbie Barnes, Nick Carochi, Shanda Telck, David Walker, Linda Honeycutt, Rick Kenagy, Karen Roberts, Steve Dowd, Carrie Elliot, Debbie Gall, Ron Vansyoc, Cindy Annis, Suzanne Archuletta, Mike Hand, Doris Kenagy, Larry Yarberry, Jackie Laughlin, Tony Carochi, Carmen Hughes, Jim Gray, Carla Espinoza and Eddie Snyder. 3. A lot of practice goes in before a concert is performed. 36 1. A sound technique used by Modern Choir helps in their performance. 2. Coreography plays an important part in a concert. 3. Practice makes perfect in this boys sectional. 4. Manager Terry Hinkle arranges the choirs equipment. 5. Salida was the setting for this FHS Modern Choir concert. 37 sjuiiiira Scene I is Women’s F Club. Club officers were president Annette Trujillo, vice-president Jeanette Mata, secretary Iva Garner, treasurer Jane Palmer and Student Council Representative Donna Doxtater. Women’s F club sold Texas grapefruit and oranges for a money making project. The money they made went toward the building of a track board for girl’s track records and the buying of banners for girl’s sports. A trip to Celebrity Lanes in Denver ended the year for Women’s F Club. 1. A glass distorted Suzl Wilcox enjoys the year end fun” trip. 2. WOMEN’S F: Front row; Lorie Harvey, Tami Myers, Dorene Marquez, Donna Doxtater. Second row; Sherrie Del Monte, Michele Youngblood, Jeannene Lennox, Jane Palmer and Doris Kenagy. Third row; Suzi Wilcox, Anita Martinez, Pam Button, Rhonda Cooper, Margaret Barrows and Jeanette Mata. Fourth row; Susan Breece, Kim Barnette, sponsor Mrs. Torri, Suzanne Archuletta and Gwen Allen. 38 sa.smi i? Bins Scene II is Men’s F Club Club officers were president John Sanborn, vice-president Ron Gasser, treasurer Rick Kenagy and secretary Mark Andreatta. Men’s F sponsored the Snowball Dance in December and a civic improvement project, the members shoveled walks for area residents, during the winter snow storms. They also cleaned up the school grounds. For a money making project the F club sponsored a basketball game, the Florence High School faculty vs. the Channel 5 All-Stars. 1. MEN'S F: Front row; Jeff Becco, Jim Camerlo, and Mike Anerson. Second row; Tony Carochi, Anthony Castellano, Greg Becco, Bob Wilson, Bill Gamache, Jim Gray, Leonard Marquez, Mike Mata and David Lozano. Third row; Mike Marlow, Alan Serfoss, Abel Herrera, Dave Kruek, John Harris, Jim Singleterry, Seth Torrl, Cliff Lampton and Bill Maglll. Fourth row; Rick Kenagy, Stan Ellis, Gary Medrlck, Bob Anderson, Tom Eisele and Terry Martinez. 2. Members gather for a meeting. 39 The HUSKY VOICE newspaper got under way with Mr. Chamberlain and then replacing him was Mr. Shea. The HUSKY VOICE continued with the offset style of newspaper. There were-thirteen staff members under the editor Cora Snyder. The HUSKY VOICE printed eight issues throughout the year. 1. (Front row) Terri Shea, Cora Snyder, Kim Barnette, (Second row) Regina Sapp, Kelly Yeoman, Sponsor Rich Chamblain, Mike Mata and Donna Doxtater. 2. Donna Doxtater and Cora Snyder analyze a newspaper layout. 3. Editor, Cora Snyder rushes to meet a deadline. 4. Newspaper Advisor, Mr. Shea, assigns upcoming stories. 40 mmm u §m Under the direction of new advisor Mr. Hazelip, the HUSKY yearbook staff started the year by selecting a theme. After several suggestions the staff decided on The Play” as their theme. The theme projects around each students roles of their everyday lives at Florence High School. The production of the book got underway in early NoYember, after the staff studied the procedures of putting a book together. They also had to learn how to chose good pictures, draw interesting layouts, and write interesting and informing copy. This year there were fourteen people on the staff. There was no editor. 1. Senior ciass editor, Karen Roberts, finishes a layout. 2. (Bottom row) Debbie Meyers, Terri Shea, Nancy Thomas, (Back row) Tracy Rix, Regina Sapp, Chris Potter, Karen Roberts, Phil Rodriguez, Christa Harris, Lisa Mares, Cora Snyder, Nell Carlson, Jeanenne Lennox and sponsor Mr. Hazelip. 3. Regina Sapp concentrates on typing copy for her section. 4. Josten’s sale represantive Wayne Cormany discusses projects for the yearbook class. Spikers At the Pikes Peak league tournament at Falcon the league repeated last year’s performance. Manitou took first place, the Huskies second and St. Mary’s placed third. The women finished with a 12-8 season, and had a 5-2 league record. Head Coach Sandi Torri stated that her seniors have brought home a trophy every year they have played; two years ago going to district playoffs, and taking second in both league and tournament this year and last. Show Success Torri added that her key players were play setter Annette Trujillo, spiker Jane Palmer, Donna Doxtater with defensive saves, and Rhonda Cooper for accuracy. This year’s starters were Cooper, Doxtater, Jeanenne Lennox, Jeanette Mata, Palmer, and Trujillo. Other varsity were Shanda Telck, Rene Pryor, Dor-ene Marquez and Kathy Sloan. Torri and assistant coach Finnegan will lose seven varsity members to graduation tis year. 44 I V 1. Captain Annette Trujillo sets up a play for spikers Donna Doxtater, Jeannette Mata and Jane Palmer while Rhonda Cooper backs them up. 2. Head Coach Sandi Torri and Asst. Coach LouAnn Finnegan take time out to explain some tactics to varsity members. 3. Front Row: Dorene Marquez, Head Coach Sandi Torri, Donna Doxtater, Asst. Coach LouAnn Finnegan and Shanda Downer. Bac Row: Annette Trujillo, Kathy Sloan, Jane Palmer, Mgr. Margaret Barrows, Rene Pryor, Mgr. Lori Neary, Jeannene Lennox, Jeanette Mata and Rhonda Cooper. 4. Senior Rhonda Cooper follows through after a good bump to the opposing team. 5. Ready for service are varsity members Donna Doxtater, Annette Trujillo, Jeannene Lennox, Kathy Sloan, Jane Palmer and Rhonda Cooper. 45 1. J.V. player Anita Martinez returns the ball to opponents while Suzi Wilcox and Teresa Martinez back her up. 2. Front Row: Anita Martinez, Marla McChesney. 2nd Row: Desiree Delmonte, Coach Sandi Torri, Suzanne Archuletta, Coach LouAnn Finnegan and Suzi Wilcox. 3rd Row: Rose Mata, Pam Button. 4th Row: Annette Trujillo, Teresa Martinez. 5th Row: Suzy Brunette, Stephanie Layton. Back Row: Lori Neary and Margaret Barrows, managers. 3. J.V. squad sets up for an attack against St. Mary's. Loretta Walker, Crystal Jackson, Suzi Brunette and Diane Bowie show their skills during a freshman match. Freshman Volleyball Front row: Chris Sanders, Mary Wolfe, Linda Martinez, Cathy Cordova, Sheri Causey, Sherry Eversole, Jeanette Gallardo, Elaine Thomas, Diane Bowie, Madeline Lovato. Back row: Manager Lori Neary, Chris Cortez, Cheri Sothman, Dayna Atkinson, Celeste Gamache, Sheila Fabrizio, Coach LouAnn Finnegan, Tami Jones, Brenda Kay, Crystal Jackson, Loretta Walker, Tami Weise, and Manager Margaret Barrows. 47 Pride And Unity Shown Head Coach John Villani stated that the Huskies had one of their best seasons in several years, playing their best game against St. Mary’s. They ended the season with a record of 3-5 league and 3-6 overall. Coach Villani added that his best offensive player was Steve Cornelia (QB); best on defense were Gary Medrick (DT) and Mark Andreatta (LB). He also said that each player displayed a great amount of pride and unity as a team. Varsity Football Bottom Row: Rick Kenagy. John Sanborn, Tom Vendetti, Steve Cornelia, Mark Andreatta, Mike Anderson, Gary Medrick, Mike Marlow, and Ron Gasser. 2nd Row: Don Coml, Abel Herrera, Lenard Marquez, Anton) Castellano, Jack Wright, Geordie Kelly, Anthony Ortiz, Melvin Collins, and Dennis Wollman. 3rd Row: Dave Grubich, Larry Yarberry, Bill Magill, Tom Elsele, Robert Lopez, Jim Cmerlo. Mike Hand, Jerry Sparks, and Head Coach John Villani. 4th Row: Gary Foster, Rick Gallop, Kurt Hammel, Jim Singleterry Scott Swope, Shannon Proud, Terry Martinez, Coach Bob Packard, Manager Vincent Kay, and Coach John Merriam. 1. Head Coach John Villani explains plays to varsity members. 2. John Sanborn makes a diving catch for a good gain. 3. Seniors receiving memory books after the Football Banquet are Mark Andreatta, Steve Cornelia, Ron Gasser, Mike Marlow, Gary Medrick, John Sanborn and Tom Vendetti. 49 1. Florence football squad gets together before the opening kick-off. 2. Varsity quarterback Steve Cornelia talks to teammates while Coach John Merriam looks on. 3. Senior Steve Cornelia throws the ball to an open Husky receiver. 4. Junior Jack Wright takes a fall after a Salida Spartan trips him up. 50 Freshman football participants are Head Coach Barry Stimlts. Don Dermody, Mike Franklin, Shannon Proud, Terry Cook, Les Teller, Allen Drake, Bob Klammes, Kelley Morgan and Asst. Coach Jim Vaughn. Bottom Row: Steve Gregory, Dave Grublch. Paul Espinosa, Nick Martin, Kurt McDermott, Tad Freel, Randy Schruder and Greg Little. 51 Huskies Wrestle To Winning Season Husky Season Record Husky Opponent 45 Walsenburg 17 26 Las Animas 31 44 Lewis Palmer 18 36 Canon City 21 54 Rye 12 37 Salida 6 32 Woodland Park 26 46 Manitou 18 57 Falcon 9 14 Buena Vista 33 41 Fountain 20 37 Lake County 24 The 78-79 Husky Wrestlers had their best performance in several years under Head Coach Barry Stimits. Finishing the season with a 10-2 record, they sent 5 wrestlers to the state tournament, with Ron Gasser placing 5th. It was a year for records, as 13 of the 17 individual team records were broken. At district the Huskies took the 2nd place trophy. Overall the Huskies outscored their opponents more than 2-1, and gave both fans and opponents a show to remember this year. 1. Irwin Rathbun takes his opponent to the mat at Divisional. 2. The Huskies loosen up before the important Division matches at Lake County. 3. Dave Smith goes under his opponent for a take-down. 4. Coach Barry Stimits carefully watches a Husky grappler. 5. The Husky Varsity squad and Matmaids: seated; Susan Breece, Carrie Elliot, Tami Jones, Barbara Smith, Teresa Martinez. 2nd row; Tom Montoya, Kurt McDermott, John Harris, Mark Goodall, Dave Smith, Art Trujillo. Standing; Manager Vince Kay, Ron Gasser, Mike Galpin, Andy Franklin, Jack Wright, Irwin Rathbun, Mike Goodall, Coach Barry Stimits. Gasser Takes Fifth At State 1. Art Trujillo scores a takedown at Divisionals. 2. The Huskies wind down after a tough home victory. 3. The Husky Junior Varsity squad: Front row; Nick Rocchio, Melvin Collins, Dennis Wollman, Clay Lenard, Chuck Green, Kyoji Tsukamoto, Roger Lampton. 2nd row; Kelly Morgan, Simon Cortez, Jim Singleterry, Russ Dangel, Mike Miller, Mike Spinuzzi, Gregg Allen, Coach Jim Vaughn. 54 1. Mike Galpin pins his opponent at a home match. 2. Mike Spinuzzi takes his foe to the mat. 3. Art Trujillo prevents an escape. c tf Girls Take Third In PPL Finish Fourth At Tournament Finishing the year with a 13-8 record, the Huskies had their best year ever under head coach Daryl Torri. Playing hustling, exciting basketball, the girls thrilled their fans and showed the league their brand of Husky hustle. Not only was this their best year as a team, but individuals had outstanding performances too. Led by All Conference center Jane Palmer, play maker Donna Dox-tater, dependable Rhonda Cooper and fast-breaking Dorene Marquez, the Huskies stole the show for winter sports. For the girls and Coach Torri, the year fulfilled many hopes, goals, and dreams, as they earned their place among the stars of the Florence High sports program. 56 1. Rhonda Cooper dives for a steal in a home victory against Woodland Park. 2. Husky defense at work in the first round of PPL playoffs. 3. The Girls PPL team: front; Cheryl Hinkle, Susie Wilcox, Donna Doxtater, Dorene Marquez. Standing; Jeanenne Lennox, Jane’ Palmer, Kathy Sloan, Margaret Barrows, Jeanette Mata, Rhonda Cooper, Kim Scheele. 4 5. Jane Palmer gets a rebound, and puts It In for two against Salida in the PPL Tournament consolation match. 6. We can, we can, we will,”-the team breaks before its final District game. Jane Palmer Makes All Conference Team 1. Girls Varsity Squad: front row; Dorene Marquez, Rhonda Cooper, manager Margaret Barrows, and Donna Doxtater. Back row; Jane Palmer, Kathy Sloan, Coach Daryl Torri, Jeanette Mata, and Jeanenne Lennox. 2. Injured Donna Doxtater takes a breather during a time out. 3. Varsity team breaks with a smile after a big home victory against Buena Vista. 58 1. J.V. Basketball: Front row; manager Virginia Huston. Middle row; Tami Myers, Cheryl Hinkle, and Desiree Del Monte. Back row; Susie Wilcox, Coach Daryl Torri, and Kim Scheele. 2. Jeanenne Lennox goes to the hoop against Buena Vista in a home J.V. game. 3. Frosh Girls Varsity Squad: Front row; Manager Virginia Huston, Darla Trogden, Kris Olmen, Sheila Fabrizio, Linda Martinez, Dayna Atkinson, Jeannette Gallardo, Mary Wolfe, and Coach Daryl Torri. Back row; Shirley Finney, Chris Sanders. Yvonne Montoya, and Crystal Jackson. 59 Huskies Have Rough Season Sanborn Makes All-Conference The tournament magic wasn’t there in 79 for the Huskies. Unlike years gone by, the boys couldn’t pull off their Cinderella act at the Pikes Peak Tournament. Seeded against Number one Lewis Palmer, the Huskies gave them a great game, but ended up 12 points short in their attempt for year-end upsets and a trip to the district play-offs. It was a year of frustration for the Huskies, as they were plagued by successive problems with personnel or performance, lacking inside height part of the season, or playing well defensively while shooting poorly, and vice-versa, the Huskies were unable to put together a consistent game. While team success was sparse, individuals had outstanding performances on the floor; Steve Cornelia played hustling ball and sparked the Husky offense; John Sanborn played good defense and also led the team in scoring; and Greg Becco, Virgil Archer, and Dave Gilligan worked inside and hit the boards for the Husky rebounds. 1. Center Dave Gilligan goes up for two against Buena Vista. 2. The Husky Varsity Basketball Squad; Front row: Jerry Sparks, Joe Gallardo, manager Robert Lopez, Shannon Proud, Anthony Castellano. Back row: Assistant Coach Ross Kimbrel, manager Donny Daniels, Steve Cornelia, John Sanborn, Virgil Archer, Dave Gilligan, Bob Anderson, Greg Becco, Phil Rodriguez, Head Coach John Merriam. 3. Senior Captain John Sanborn announces the Sportsman of the year award winner. 4. Mr. Inside Virgil Archer sinks a reverse bank against Woodland Park. 5. Husky players and fans celebrate after an important, and exciting road win over Falcon. 6. John Sanborn puts up a long jumper in the Husky’s opening PPL tournament game with Number one Lewis Palmer. 61 1. Forward Greg Becco snaps a pass to John Sanborn to set up a Husky play. 2. Steve Cornelia puts up a long one against Woodland Park. 3. Virgil Archer works inside for a short jumper against St. Mary's. 4. The Husky Freshman Squad; Front row: Rick Newton, Eddie Garcia, Joe Graff, Charles Smith, and Paul Villagrana. Back row: Coach Dennis Deremer, Frank Ortiz, Greg Little, Vince Tomar, Robert Klammes, Mike Franklin, Steve Gregory, Tim Guidry, Junior Hayashi, Kurt Smith, and David DeWitt. 5. The Husky J.V. Squad; Front row: Nick Garochi, Jeff Becco, and Geordie Kelly. Second row; Mgr. Robert Lopez, Brad Nelson, Jerry Sparks, Tom Eisele, and John Dye. Back row; Coach Rudi Polhamus, Seth Torri, Bob Anderson, and Harold Wolfe. 63 Harriers Take Fifth In League The cross country team had a great year, winning one meet- the Fountain Invitational, and finishing 18th in the state. The boys were led by captain Greg Becco and co-captain Frank Trujillo. Qualifying for state competition, the harriers sent runners Frank Trujillo, Greg Becco, Dave Jones, Bob Anderson and John Harris to state. For the first time, Florence High had girls compete in cross country in '79. The girls ran well, with Sherrie Del Monte taking 17th in state. 1. Cross Country Girls: Sue Wall, Sherrie Del Monte, Coach Bill Meigs, Tami Myers and Michelle Wall. 2. Cross Country Boys: Front row; Greg Becco, Dave Lozano, Jeff Becco, Dave Jones, John Harris, Bob Wilson and Nick Rocchlo. Back row; Seth Torri, Frank Trujillo, Harold Wolfe, Mark Goodall, Bob Anderson, Mike Goodatl, Cliff Lampton, Tim Canchola and Coach Bill Meigs. 3. John Harris and Mark Goodall relax before their event. 4. Jeff Becco sprints to the finish line at the divisional meet sponsored by Florence High. Two Qualify For State Sanborn Gets Second Dave Jones and John Sanborn represented Florence High at the state AA track meet held in Ft. Collins. Both qualified in the quarter mile, and John also qualified in the long jump. Dave Jones just missed qualifying for the finals of the quarter mile, but John Sanborn got second place in the finals. He beat the school record with a time of 50.1. 1. John Sanborn sprints to 1st place in the 440 at a home meet. 2. Boys Track Team: Front row; Coach Bill Meigs, Robert Lopez, Bob Wilson, Tracy Faunce, Ron Vansyoc, Anthony Ortiz, Frank Trujillo, Greg Allen, Bob Anderson, Cecil Pennebaker, Allan Bales, Doug Kness, Harold Wolfe, Rico Vigil, and Assistant Coach John Villani. Back row; Rick Gallop, Ron Gasser, Mike Miller, Terry Martinez, Kevin Burleson, Marlin Bales, Geordie Kelly, Tom Eisele, and Dennis Wollman. 3. High jumper Bob Anderson demonstrates his skill during a home meet. Four Girls Qualify For State The Huskies took Loretta Walker, Jane Palmer, Kim Scheie and Sherrie Del Monte to Ft. Collins to compete in the mile, mile relay, shot and discus. The girls gave great performances, and bettered the school mile relay record with a time of 4:35.6. Loretta Walker ran the mile at a personal best of 5:51.6, but failed to qualify for the finals. Jane Palmer did qualify for two events and took fourth in discus with a throw of and sixth in shot with a put of SS’llVi”. 1. Rhonda Cooper, Lacey Goetz, and Sherrie Del Monte take a break after a tough relay. 2. Coach Bob Packard lends a helping hand to Sherrie Del Monte after a rough race. 3. Girls Track Team; Front row: Kim Scheele, Loretta Walker, Debbie Keeling. Middle row: Tracy Davies, Rhonda Cooper, Suzanna Archuletta, Kathy Sloan, Sherrie Del Monte. Back row: Sherry Eversole, Lacey Goetz, Anita Martinez, Tami Myers, Teresa Martinez. 4. Dorene Marquez puts her all into a long jump. 66 IJk. J Tl Huskies Take 10-7 Season The Huskies had a good season in '79 with a 10-7 record, and just missed qualifying for the district playoffs. A good team showing was backed by excellent individual performances, with John Sanborn receiving special recognition as Gazette-Telegraph Player of the Week. His fine pitching earned him several team records, including most strike-outs and best season E.R.A., and also the Defensive Player of the Year trophy. Other outstanding efforts were given by Mike Hand; most R.B.I.s and Offensive Player of the Year, Tom Vendetti; most assists, and Mark Andreatta; most outs for infield. 1. An intense John Sanborn fires a strike toward the plate. 2. The Husky Varsity Squad; Front row; Bat boy Mike Jones, Dave Lozano, Mark Andreatta, Tom Vendetti, Tim Lozano, Mike Rivera. Back row: Don Hand, Greg Medrlck, Don Dermody, Mike Hand and Coach Jim Vaughn. Not pictured: John Sanborn, Steve Cornelia, Scott Alston, Pat Cordova, Gary Medrlck. v. 67 1. Mark Andretta shags a short pop-up. 2. Taking a good cut against Lewis Palmer is Senior John Sanborn. 3. Gary Medrick rounds third and heads home for another Husky run. 4. Tom Vendetti takes a strike from Steve Cornelia. 1. Shannon Proud comes home standing up for another Husky run. 2. Tom Vendetti makes a play on a pop-up backed by Steve Cornelia. 3. The Huskie J.V. baseball squad; Front row: Allen Drake, Greg Little, Shannon Proud and Kirt McDermott. Back row: Junior Hayashi, Eddie Garcia, Paul Villagrana, Frank Ortiz and Don Dermody. 69 I First in state!” that was what the 1978-79 Pom-pon squad accomplished. The contest was held January 27, at Coronado High School in Colorado Springs. The squad has won excellent ratings the past two years. The pom-pon girls for 78-79 were co-heads Debbie Meyers and Jackie Laugh- lin. Lacey Goetz, Janeen Spencer, Shelly Carrithers, Diane Fields and Mary Sulli-vant made up the rest of the squad. The girls performed halftime and pre-game shows. They also marched with the FHS band. Pom-pon girls cheered with cheerleaders at football games, wrestling matches and basketball games. 1. Pom-pon girls perform fight song at all games and pep assemblies. 2. The squad shows their winning formation at the end of the routine which won at state contest. Bottom row: Mary Sullivant, Diane Fields, Debbie Meyers, Janeen Spencer. Back row: Jackie Laughlin, Lacey Goetz and Shelly Carrithers. 70 1. The pom squad puts on a good show while the team warms up. 2. Pom pon girls perform to Shake Your Groove Thing by Peaches Herb. 3. Adding to the pre-game show is co-head Jackie Laughlin. 4. Co-head, Debbie Meyers, contributed a lot of time and effort to help keep a good squad going. 1. Pom pon girls sell corn on the cob for a money making project to help pay expenses. 2. Junior member, Lacey Goetz, dances to the FHS pep band. 3. Y.M.C.A.” by the Village People was the song that the girls performed to at state contest. During the 78-79 sports season the cheerleaders provided unending assistance at strengthening school spirit. As they got into the act performing skits and routines at pep assemblies and games, the girls also practiced long hours before and after school to achieve their goal. On January 20, 1979, they’ received superior ratings and became co-champions at state competition. 1. We're mighty and we're vicious, the Mighty Huskie Team. The varsity football squad does a routine at half-time. 2. The varsity football squad does a routine at half-time. 2. The varsity football squad; Front row: Christa Harris, Robin Dickey, Melinda Tyrell, Debbie White and Karen Roberts. Back row: Kim Barnette, Shirley Lozano and Michelle Jones. 1. The cheerleaders give the boys a boost at a football game in Salida. 2. The varsity squad leads the way with the band's banner in the Pioneer Day parade. 3. The varsity cheerleaders perform their state contest cheer at a pep assembly. 1. The Freshman cheerleaders; front to back: Julie Fox, Melinda Faoro, Delinda Faoro, and Penny Sand. 2. The varsity squad mugs it up for sports-mates pictures. 3. Headed by Christa Harris, the basketball squad cheers at Salida during a time-out. 75 Jane Palmer Named Woman Athlete Of The Year As the first to receive the Woman Athlete of the Year, Jane Palmer well filled the role and title of the award. In volleyball and basketball she was often the dominating player on the floor, spiking down points or fighting for rebounds. In track her efforts took her to state, where she qualified for the finals and placed high in the state standing. A fierce competitor, Jane truly earned recognition as Woman Athlete of the Year. 1. Jane receives the Woman Athlete of the Year trophy from Daryl and Sandi Torri at Awards Night. 2. On the basketball court Jane showed the hustle of a winner . 3. At the state track meet Jane took fourth in discus and sixth in shot. 76 John Sanborn Wins Tom Kelly Consider the achievements: All-Conference in basketball and teams leading scorer; Gazette Telegraph Player of the Week for baseball, as well as the school record for best E.R.A. and strikeouts in pitching; second place in the State 440 final; Letterman in four sports. If ever there was a deserving winner for the Tom Kelly, John Sanborn would have to top the bill. 1. John receives the Tom Kelly trophy at year’s end Awards Night. 2. Sanborn goes up for two at a home basketball game. 3. John connects for a base hit against St. Mary's. F Sherry Addington Cindy Allen Greg Allen Harry Atwood 80 Albert Barela 1. The 1979 clas officers were President Shanda Telck; Treasurer, Mike Anderson and Student Council Representatives Greg Becco and Jackie Laughlin. Not pictured are Vice President, Kim Barnette and Secretary, Rhonda Cooper. Mike Batson Kim Barnette Greg Becco Margaret Barrows Mary Brassea 81 John Dake Juanita Canchola Patrick Cordova Mike Bufmack Rhonda Cooper Russ Dangel Susan Breece i Rick Cool Steve Cornelia Donna Darrow Gay Del Duca Donna Doxtater Carla Espinoza Seniors Tami Munson, Susan Breece and Shelly Morgan eagerly take a break between classes. Iva Garner Ron Gasser Patricia Gilbert Mike Galpin Kelly Faunce David Gilligan Bernie Goetz Mark Goodall Armando Gurule Don Hand Christa Harris Tami Hazelton Linda Honeycutt Elsa Hughes Elizabeth Huemoeller Eugene Jackson Audrey Jones Dana Jones Jackie Laughlin f A David Jones vl Rick Kenagy Dorene Marquez Louisa Martinez Brenda McComb Mike McComb Vernon McDowell Roger McKissack 88 Debbie Meyers Susie Miller Debbie Mitchell Mike Montgomery Shelly Morgon Jeff Myers Lori Oliver - V Nancy Olmen Lisa Pickett Alan Rathbun Jane Palmer Celia Partida Cecil Pennebaker David Ratkovich Linda Riggs Cary Robb David Sacco Karen Roberts L Rita Ruiz Susie Miller expresses a painless shot? John Sanborn Regina Sapp Dawn Shuey Sandy Sloan Dave Smith Diane Smith Frank Snell Cora Snyder Shanda Telck Annette Trujillo Kyoji Tskumoto Sherry Twillenger Ron Vansyoc Rena Viola Richard Waters Gary Wilson Tom Vendetti V i Not Pictured Earl Burleson Steve Daily Stacey Dodge David Foster Roger Lampton Gary Medrick Tim Montoya Tami Munson Tim O’Neill Mary Quinn Karl Sierka Brenda Spears Micki Ziolkowski Many Seniors participated in the marathon dance sponsored by the Modern Problems Class. John Garcia 94 Senior Summary Cindy Allen FHA 1; Foreign Language Club 1,2,3,4; Drama Club 3; A-B Honor Roll 3,4; A-Honor Roll 4. Debbie Barnes Cheerleader 1,2,3; Blue Gold Choir 3; Sec. of Class 2; Tres. of Class 3; Head Girl 4; Drama Thespian 3,4; Pres, of FHA 4; Sec. of Foreign Language Club 4; Modern Choir 4; FBLA 4. Margaret Barrows Drama Club 1,2,3,4; Tres. of Drama Club 3; Foreign Language 1,2,3,4; Tres. of For. Lan. Club 3; F-Club 4; FBLA 1,2; Volleyball Manager 4; Basketball Manager 3,4; AB B Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; Who’s Who Among American High School Students 3. Greg Becco Boys State Delegate 3; Class Tres. 1; Student Council Rep. 4; Elks Teenager of the Month 4; National Honor Society 3,4; Boys F-Club 2,3,4; F-Club Rep. to Student Council 4; Cross Country 2, Captain 3,4; Football 1; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3; Newspaper Staff 3. Rick Cool Track, lettered 1,2,3; School Paper 2,3,4; Yearbook 2,3; Choir 1; Leader of Tomorrow 3; Who’s Who Among American High School Students 4. Rhonda Cooper Volleyball, lettered 1,2,3,4; Track, lettered 1,2; Basketball, lettered 2,3,4; Pottery 3; Who’s Who Among American High School Students 3; Elks Teenager of the Month 4. Carla Espinoza Top 5% 1,2,3; Art 1,2,3,4; Class Tres. 2; National Honor Society 3,4; Drill Team 3; Exchange Student to Woodland Park 3; Art Club Pres. 4; Iva Garner Girls Basketball Manager, lettered 2; Women’s F-Club 3, Sec. 4; Tres. for Art Club 3. Bernie Goetz Drama Club 1; Football 1; Track 1,2,3,4; Wrestling 1,2; Baseball 1. Christa Harris Cheerleader 1,2,3,4; Head Basketball 3,4; Bat Girl 3; Girls F-Club 2,3; Art Club 2,3; Art Club Tres. 2; Track, lettered 1,2,4; Quill Scroll 3; Student Council Rep. 4; Powder Puff 1,2,3,4; Homecoming Queen 4; Chairman Prom Dec. Com. 3; Class V.P. 2; Yearbook Art Editor 3,4; Student Council Exchange Student 4; Council League Meetings 4; State Cheerleading Competition 3,4. Tami Hazelton Art Club 1,2,3,4; FHA 2; Track 3; Foreign Language 2,4; Student of the Week 3. Terry Hinkle Modern Choir 1,2,3,4; Blue Gold Choir 1,4; Band 1,2,3,4. Linda Honeycutt Band 1,2,3,4; Pep Band 1,2,3,4; Blue Gold Choir 2,3; Modern Choir 3,4. 95 Elsa Hughes Choir 1,2; Drama Club 1,3; Track 1,4; Speech Award 1; French Award 3; Foreign Language Club 3; Tres. 4. Dana S. Jones Perfect Attendance 1,2,3,4; Top 5% 1,2,3,4; AB Honor Roll 1,2; Foreign Language Club 1,2; A Honor Roll 3,4; Salutato-rian 4; Citizen of the Week 4; Academic Citizen of the Week 4; Elk’s Teenager of the Month 4. Dave Jones Basketball 1,3; Track 3,4; Cross-Country 4. Jacqueline Laughlin Modern Choir 1,2,3,4; Pom-Pon girl 2,3,4; Head; National Honor Society 3,4; Drama Club 1,2,3,4; Foreign Language Club 1, Pres. 2; McDonald's Student Achiever 4; Matchwits team captain 4; Girl’s State 3; Thespian Society 1,2,3,4; Top 5% 1,2,3,4; Who’s Who Among American High School Students 4; Class Sec. 1; Student Council Tres. 2; Class Rep. 4; Bat Girl 2,3; League Exchange Student 2,4; Spanish Award 1; Typing Award 3. Tim Lozano Basketball, lettered 1,2,3,4; Cross-Country 3,4; Football 1; F-Club 3,4. Charlotte Magill Band 1,2,3,4; Pep Band 1,2,3,4; F.H.A. 1; Blue Gold 2; Foreign Language 2,3; Drama 2,3; Newspaper 2; Speech Award 3,4; Debate Award 3,4; Yearbook 3,4; Sec. of Chess Tres. 3. Lisa Mares Foreign Language Club 1; Volleyball 1,2; Newspaper 2; FBLA 2; Yearbook 3,4; UNC Journalism Scholarship 3; National Mathematical Assoc. Award 3; Rose Girl 3; Quill and Scroll 3, Tres. 4. Dorene Marquez Volleyball 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Basketball 2,3,4; AB Honor Roll 2,3,4; F-Club 2,3,4; Perfect Attendance 3,4; Citizen of the Week 3,4; Elk’s Teenager of the Month 4. Louisa Martinez Cheerleader 1; Basketball 2,3; Track 2; Drill Team 3; FBLA 4. Jeanette Mata Volleyball, lettered 2,3,4; Basketball, lettered 3,4; Women’s F-Club Tres. 3, Vice-Pres. 4; Track 2; Foreign Lan. Club 2; FBLA 2. Ben Medina Yearbook Photographer 3. Debbie Meyers Golden Girl 2,3; Pom-Pon Girl 4; Head Pom-Pon Girl 4; For. Lan. Club 1; FBLA Tres. 2; Quill Scroll 3,4; Citizen of the Week 4; Homecoming Attendant 1; Snowball Queen 4; Top 5% 1,3; Powder Puff 2,3,4; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; Volleyball 1; Prom Com. 3; Baseball Bat Girl 2,3,4. Tim O’Neill English Award 1; Top 5% 1,2,3,4; National Honor Society 2,3,4; P.E. Improvement 2; Speech Debate 3,4; Captain 4; Speech Award 3; Drama 3,4; Thespian Club 3,4; Voice of Democracy 3,4; Valedictorian 4. Irwin Rathbun Football 1; Art Club 1,2,3,4; Wrestling, let- 96 tered 2,3,4; Citizen of the Week 3. David Ratkovich Basketball 1,2. Kyoji Tsukamoto Wrestling 4. Karen Roberts Cheerleader 1,2,3,4; Head Football 1,4; Bat Girl 3; Quill Scroll 3, Vice-Pres. 4; Powder Puff 1,2,3,4; Yearbook 3, Senior Class Editor 4; State Cheerleading Competition 3,4; Band 1; Modern Choir 1,2,3,4; Track 2. Philip Rodriquez Band 1,2,3; Phot Club 2,3,4; Co-Head Photographer Yearbook 3,4; Photo-Editor Yearbook 4; Basketball Manager 3,4; Citizen of the Week 3,4; Elk’s Teenager of the Month 4; Head of Band Council 3. Regina Sapp Yearbook 3,4; Newspaper 2,3,4; Ass. Editor 4; Student Council Rep. 4; Foreign Language Club 1,2,3; Pres. 4; Drama 1,2,3; Sec. 4; Thespian Club 3,4; FBLA 1,2,4; Quill Scroll Pres. 4; Career pier Counselor. John Sanborn Football 1,2,3; Cross-Country 2; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; F-Club 2,3,4; Letterman 1,2,3,4; Outstanding Athlete Award 4; Springs Gazette Athlete of the Week 4; Elks Student of the Month 4; Tom Kelly Award 4. Sandy Sloan Volleyball 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3; Track 1,2,; FHA, Tres. 1,2,3,4; Rep 2. Cora Snyder Foreign Language Club 1,2,3; Drama Club 1,2, Vice-Pres. 3, Pres. 4; FBLA 1,2, Pres. 4; Newspaper Staff 2; News Editor 3,4; Yearbook Staff 3,4; Newspaper Award 3. Annette Trujillo Foreign Language Club 1,2; Varsity Volleyball 1,2,3,4; Basketball 2; Girls F-Club 2,3,4; Pres, of Class 2; Citizen of the Week 3; Academic Student of the Week 4; Teenager of the Month 4. Ron Vansyoc Cross-Country 1,2,3; Wrestling 1; Track 1,2,4; F-Club 1,2; Foreign Language Club 1; Modern Choir 2,3,4; Boys State Alt. 3. Micki Ziolkowski Foreign Language Club 1,2,3; Drama Club 2,3; FHA 1,2; Volleyball 1; French I Award 1; Top 5% 1,3; National Honor Society 3; Academic Student of the Week. 97 Addington, Perry Allen, Gwen Annis, Cindy Alston, Scott Archuletta, Suzanna Atwood, Sandy Avila, Hope Ayala, Veronica Bales, Marlin Bate. Bill Berry, Wanda Birdsall, Brenda Blankenship, Jerry Booth, Perry Brown, Althea Brown, Kathy Brunette, Kristy Burleson, Kevin Carlson, Keith Carlson, Nell Carochi, Tony Castellano, Anthony Causey, Jeff Colemen, Chip Comi, Michelle Combs, Jeff Cortez, Simon Davis, Jim Davis, Vickie DeAngelo, Rhonda 99 Gamache, Bill Garcia, Frank Goetz, Lacey Goodall, Mike Gray, Jim Grisham, Stephanie Hand, Mike Hazelton, Andrew Helsel, Debbie Herrea, Able Honeycutt, Mark Jaquez, Terry Kay, Vincent Kenagy, Doris Kessler, Al 100 Decker, Tracy Del Duca, Ted Del Monte, Sherrie DeVor, Peggy Dodge, Eva Dowd, Steve Elliot, Carrie Ellis. Stan Errickson, John Falgien, Helen Faunce, Tracy Fazzino, Bob Franklin, Andy Gall. Debbie Gallardo, Joe Knisley, Mark LaDuke, Karen Lampton, Cliff Lane, Glynda Leatherberry, Carl Lee, Melody Leanard, Clay Lennox, Jeanenne Lifting, Randy Loomans, Lana Lozano, David Lozano, Shirley Maestas, Paul Mann, Joyce Marques, Leonard Martinez, Louella Mata, Mike McClain, Susie McDowell, Deanatte Miller. Mike Moen, Karen Montoya, Tom Newell, Terri Piper, Dawn Potter, Chris Pryor, Rene Purvis, Linda Rix, Tracy Rocchio, Nickie Sammon, Karla 101 Scheele, Kim Scott, Elizabeth Serfoss, Alan Shea, Terri Sloan, Kathy Smith, Andy Smith, Susie Snyder, Eddie Spencer, Janeen Steffenson, Barbara Thomas, Nancy Trujillo, Art Trujillo, Frank Tyrrell, Melinda Vanwey, Jon Vendetti, Jim Walker, Shellia Wann, Brad Whaley, Mary Williams, Debbie Principal Vic Becco signs up juniors for disco dancing during special interest days. 102 Decker, Kevin Del Monte. Desiree DeVor, Patti Dickey, Robin Dye, John Comi, Don Cool, David Curtis, Pam Dalgliesh, Karen Davies, Griff Addington, Charlotte Allen, Brenda Ambrose, Bea Anderson, Bob Baca, Orlando Barela, Lisa Basham, Robert Becco, Jeff Belarde, Sonya Boyd, Kim Brown, Nathaniel Button, Pam Camerlo, Jim Campbell, Scott Canchola, Tim Carochi, Nick Carrithers, Shelly Cicchi, Chris Cody, Gene Collins, Melvin Latimer, Roy Layton, Stephanie Leatherman, Bud Lombardi, Ron Looper, Dawn Justice, Lisa Kelling, Debbie Kelly, Geordie Kline, Teresa Kruek, Dave Eisele, Tom Ellis, Sherry Fields, Diane Foster, Gary Freel, Tana Gallop, Rick Graff, Stephanie Green, Chuck Green, Ginger Hammel, Kurt Hardin, Darrel Harris, John Harvey, Lori Hinkle, Beth Hinkle, Cheryl Howell, Mike Hughes, Karmen Hutchinson, Walt Jaquez, Alberta Jones, Michele 1 Lopez, Robert Luther, Frank Magill, Billy Magill, Merry Martinez, Anita Martinez, Mike Martinez, Teresa Martinez, Terry Mata, Rose McCall, Rocco McCandless, Sandy McChesney, Marla McComb, Kelly McDowell, Tim Medrick, Greg Meigs, Danny Mitchell, David Molello, Rick Moore. Paul Munson, Scott Myers, Tami Neary, Lori Nelson, Brad Ortiz, Anthony Panucci, Frank Rooks, David Schumacher. Tom Schwartz. Linda Shaw, Janet Singleterry, Jim 107 Smith, Vance Spragno, Danny Stack, Kelly States, Carol Sullivant, Mary Whisler, Starlet White, Debbie Wilcox, Susie Wilson, Peggy Witz. Val Wolfe, Harold Wollman, Dennis Yarberry, Larry Yeoman, Erin Yost, Aaron Youngblood, Michele Burnette, Susie Calhoun, Greg Daniels, Dave DeVine, Phyllis Not Pictured Clausen, Paul Conte, Mike Daniels, David Fournier, Rene I Gray, Tommy Jaquez, Laura Johnson, Scott ' Hoggatt, Rod Kness, Doug Livingston, Connie Martinez, Laura Marx, Kerry Stillwell, Rose Webber, Debbie Wehrman, Scott Sophomore Tana Freel concentrates during class testing. DeMoss, Kevin Dermody, Don DeWitt, David DeWitt, Susan Drake, Alan Addington, Frank Addington, Rod Archuletta, Randy Atkinson, Dayna Bales, Allen Ball, Daryl Baragar, Margaret Basham, Marsha Boone, Marti Booth, Virgil Bowie, Diane Bray, Greg Brunette, Susy Bustos, Donna Byrne, Greg Cameron, Brian Carlson, Kim Carter, Steve Causey, Sheri Cook, Terry Cordova, Cathy Cortez, Chrisanna Crossno, Jeff Darrow, Jessica Decker, Sherri Dye, Debbie Egland, Tina Eisele, Geri Espinoza, Paul Eversole, Sherry Fabrizio, Sheila Faoro, Delinda Faoro, Melinda Finney, Sirley Fox, Juliann Franklin, Mike Freel, Tad Gallardo, Jeannette Gamache, Celeste Garcia, Eddie Garner, Greg Goff, Dwayne Graff, Joe Gregory, Michael Guidry, Tim Haug, Troy Hayashi, Junior Hazelton, Mark Heid, Dennis Holler, John 112 Marsh, Craig Martin, Nick Martinez, Linda McDermott, Kurt McGuire, Mike Kennedy, Ron Kingsolover, Cheryl Klammes, Laura Klammes, Robert Lenz, Mark Little, Greg Lovato, Madeline Mallow, Tricia Mares, Rita Marques, Roxanne Frosh in the 6th hour English class eagerly await the end of another long day. Jones, Allan Jones, Tammy Kay, Brenda Kemp, Darnell Kengle, Keri Smith, Barb Smith, Charles Smith, Gregg Smith, Kurt Snyder, Donna Rutter, Tommy Sand, Penny Sanders, Chris Schwarz, Jim Silas, Rose Sothman, Cheri States, Leroy Steffenson, Keith Stephenson, Jesse Telfer, Les Medina, Mike Mitchell, Mark Montoya, Yvonne Morgan, Kelly Nelson, Rhonda Newton, Rick Olmen, Kris Ortiz, Frank Paraday, Deb Paraday, Ruth Proud, Shannon Purdy, Kim Quintana, Gabe Rathbun, Warren Rix, Trudy Members of the frosh class prove that school is not always all work and no play. Thomas, Elaine Thomas, Jim Tomar, Vince Trenhaile, Dessa Trogden, Darla Velarde, Millie Villagrana, Paul Walker, Loretta Waller, Raylene Warden, Wade Not Pictured Bass, Deena Bernard, Davis Devine, Maureen Hurst, Dudley 115 MDlil A special spotlight on the administration, the unheralded stars of the show, who started their performance with the set still under construction. These seasoned pros kept the school going through those first difficult months. Under the direction of Victor Becco, assisted by Tom Gribben, we all knew our roles and were helped by their tireless efforts. Counselors Sandra Orton and Frank Morelli gave cues and advice where needed. Also the patient and dedicated secretaries Brenda Gardner and Ester Ann Jones simply kept the show on the road.” 1. Office secretaries Ester Ann Jones and Brenda Gardner take a break from their busy routine. 2. Principal Victor Becco takes care of some important school business. 3. Guidance Counselor Sandra Orton offers her assistance to the underclassmen while teaching two hours of Senior Seminar. 4. Students have received great assistance from Guidance Counselor Frank Morelli. 1. Superintendent Walter Stahlecker and Principal Victor Becco discuss school business. 2. Nurse Martha Irvine and Driver’s Ed. teacher Richard Carpenter take a break between classes. 3. Librarians Mildred Brown and Stephie Graham have helped students get the most from the new library facilities. 4. Custodian Joe Sparky Mascitelli and Assistant Principal Tom Gribben enjoy their lunch hour. 117 Taking a well-earned bow we have the Florence High faculty, a group of dedicated teachers who worked their hardest to see that our time in rehearsal was well spent, and that we were all ready for the performances before us. As a group they spent long hours with us both in and out of the classroom, both in academic and athletic activities. New to the faculty this year were Ken Hazelip, Bob Packard, and Jim Shea, and also new was the great improvement in Florence High brought with the renovation. Both faculty and students benefited from the changes that brought both greater student pride and faculty pride in their school. 118 1. Social Studies Dept. Front Row; Chuck Smith and Mel Smith. Back Row; Richard Burleson and John Merriam. 2. Coaches: Front Row; Sandy Torri, Ken Hazelip, Daryl Torri, Bob Packard. Back Row; Rudy Polhamus, Barry Stimits, Dennis Deremer, John Villanl, Jim Vaughn. 3. Special Education: Charlene Taylor and Ben Zamarripa. 4. Foreign Language Dept. Lynda Lilly and Jerry Leynse. 5. Business Dept. Alice Brunetto, Jim Serfoss, Chuck Smith, Walter McFadden. 6. Math Dept. Bob Packard, Donna Nelson, Daryl Torri. 7. Science Dept. Barry Stimits, Roxie Boyd, Jerry Leynse. 8. English Dept. Front Row; John Villanl, Janis Fedde. Jim Shea. Back Row; Ken Hazelip, Kathy Kramer. 9. Art and Music Dept. Vern Roberts and Karl Leason. 10. Technical and Industrial Dept. Front Row; Jim Vaughn, Bill Meigs, Rudy Polhamus. Back Row; Joe Brunetto, Dennis Deremer, Mike Shroyer. 119 O’Neil And Jones Earn Academic Leads The Valedictorian and Salutatorian play the lead role in academics at Florence High. Tim O’Neil and Dana Jones worked their way into these roles and the academic spotlight in the class of 1979. Tim finished his High School work with a 3.92 grade point average, and Dana graduated with a 3.89 mark. 1. Tim and Dana pose for a local newspaper photographer before graduation ceremonies. 2. Dana Jones leaves the podium after welcoming the crowd to the 1979 Graduation. 3. Tim O'Neil addresses the student body during the spring student council elections. 121 Music And Government Leads Filled The spotlight of the music and student government departments falls on the John Phillip Sousa and the Girls and Boys State Delegates. The J.F.S. winners were Linda Honeycutt, Rick Kenagy, and the Girls and Boys State delegates elected were Nellie Carlson, Michelle Comi, Sherrie Del-Monte, and Tony Car-ochi, Lenard Marquez and Alan Ser-foss. The delegates went to Fort Collins from June 10 to June 15, where they set up government elections for the city and state and also passed bills and campaigned. 1. Boys and Girls State delegates were. Bottom row: Sherrie Del Monte, Michelle Comi, and Nellie Carlson. Top row: Tony Carochl, Leonard Marquez, and Allan Serfoss. 2 3. Linda Honeycutt and Rick Kenagy were co-winners of the John Phillip Sousa award. 3 Student Council Spotlights Spirit The Student Council plays a big part in school spirit and activities. The roles of the council officers were filled by Mike Marlow, Head Boy; Debbie Barnes, Head Girl; Tony Carochi, Secretary; Nick Carochi, Treasurer. The council sponsored activities for the year were the Homecoming and Sunrise dances, Homecoming week, Citizens of the Week, Teacher of the Month awards, and the open house. The main purpose of the Student Council is to get school spirit going and to keep it throughout the year. 1. Mike Marlow was Head Boy for the 1978-79 school year 2. Debbie Barnes was Head Girl for the 1978-79 school year. 3. Nick and Tony Carochi were Treasurer and Secretary. 123 Cast Produces Extravaganza The extravaganza held on May 3 gave the cast an opportunity to display projects which they made in various classes during the year. The students also demonstrated their skill and imagination in setting the scene for the exhibit. Projects displayed were photography, art, sewing, macrame, pottery and vocational exhibits. The pottery and vocational exhibits also included demonstrations by students. The Foreign Language Club read aloud parts of plays at the exhibit. 1. Students view the cast's projects at Extravaganza. 2. Sherrie Decker displays her singing ability at the Blue and Gold concert. 3. Mary Barela throws a pot at the pottery demonstration. Athletes Honored The annual Athletic Banquet was held at the Elk’s Club on May 9, where the sports cast received awards for their achievements. The following received awards: Girl’s F-Club; Annette Trujillo, Jane Palmer, Donna Darrow. Men’s F-Club; Mark Andreatta, Steve Cornelia, Ron Gasser, John Sanborn. Volleyball awards went to Annette Trujillo, Jane Palmer, Donna Doxtater, Rhonda Cooper, Rene Pryor. Football awards honored Rick Kenagy, Steve Cornelia, Mark Andreatta, Mike Anderson. Boys Basketball awards went to Steve Cornelia, John Sanborn, Greg Becco. Girls Basketball honors went to Jane Palmer, Donna Doxtater, Dorene Marquez, Rhonda Cooper. Wrestling honors went to Paul Espinoza, John Harris, Art Trujillo, Ron Gasser. 1. Ron Gasser admires his Outstanding Wrestler of the Year Award. 2. Football players receiving recognition are Mark Andreatta, Gary Medrick, Steve Cornelia, Mike Anderson and Rick Kenagy. 3. Debbie Meyers and Jackie Laughlin take the podium to present an award of appreciation to Miss Kramer, Pom sponsor. 4. Volleyball girls return to their seats after receiving special awards. Academic Spotlight The top five percent of each class winners were Seniors; Tim O'neil, Dana Jones, Jackie Laughlin, Mickie Rathbun, Shanda Telck, Gary Medrick, Carla Espinoza, Juniors; Lana Loomans, Sherrie Del Monte, Bill Gamache, Cindy Annis, Bob Wilson, Linda Puvis, Sophomores were; Deborah White, Bea Ambrose, Peggy Wilson, Don Comi, Daryl Hardin, Bob Anderson, Terry Martinez, Freshmen were; Kurt Smith, Celeste Gamche, Dudle Hurst, Debbie Dye, Mike Franklin, Geri Eisele, Paul Villagrana, Rhonda Nelson. National Honor Society award winners were Seniors; Debbie Barnes, Rhonda Cooper, Shanda Telck, Mike Marlow, Debbie Meyres, Greg Becco, Was Ambrose, Kim Barnette, Kelly Faunce, Ive Garner, Chris Darrow, Juniors were; Bob Wilson, Linda Purvis, Susie McClain, Terrie Newell, Nancy Thomas. Sophomores were; Deborah White, Bea Ambrose, Peggy Wilson, Terry Martinez. Other awards went to Tim O’neil, the top English student award, Pual Maestas won the Lee Wilson Memorial award, Mr. Burleson was named the Teacher of the Year, and Shanda Telck was named the Outstanding Senior Math Student of the year. Sparky Mascattelli was given a special award by Mr. Gribben for his 19 years of service at Florence High School. 126 1. Joe Sparky Mascitelli gets an award for 19 years of service at FHA. 2. Carla Espinoza receives a scholarship award. 3. Attendance awards were Presented by Mr. Gribben. 4. Seniors get well deserved awards. 5. Mr. Burleson was named Teacher of the Year. 6. Mr. Burleson And Mr. Gribben presented Academic awards. 127 This Book Has Been Brought To You By . 131 iraa M)® siis® okigs [s UXUT § U57 DuQOaeCfQ HE ODD THE IHK The Florence Citizen and its commercial printing department have been “adding ink to paper”since. 1898 ana serving eastern Fremont county with a readable and informative newspaper. In Custer county the Wet Mountain Tribune, also published by the Florence Citizen, Inc., has been the official paper since 1880. We are happy to be long-time supporters of the school activities in both counties. Che Tlorence Citizen.Inc. 200 S. Pikes Peak Ave. 784-6383 Florence Owens Studio of Photography Art Qtu£.-?Ld’ studio 1316 W. 4th Florence, Co. 81226 Clipper’s Bar Canon City Banker’s Association • FREMONT NATIONAL BANK OF CANON CITY 532 Mom Street • FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF CANON CITY 531 Morn Street • 1st INDUSTRIAL BANK OF CANON CITY 726 Royol Gorge Blvd • EMPIRE NATIONAL BANK OF CANON CITY 2101 Fremont Drive 109 S. Pikes Peak Florence, Co. 81226 Canon City, Co. 81212 145 Oxford’s Market Inc New Method Laundry 623 Main Florence, Co. 81226 16 Main Canon City, Co. 81212 Martin Music Service Rainbow Motel 117 Colorado Ave. Pueblo. Co. 81004 MARTIN MUSIC 720 E. Main Florence, Co. 81226 Patronages Ben Franklin 502 Main Canon City, Colo. 81212 BPO ELKS Lodge 611 131 E. 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Sky Valley Motel 205 Greydene Ave. Canon City, Colo. 81212 Taylor Rod Gun 3055 E. Hwy. 50 Canon City, Colo. 81212 Texaco 219 E. Main Florence, Colo. 81226 The Florence Hotel 201 W. Main Florence, Colo. 81226 The Porclain Palace 201 W. Main Florence, Colo. 81226 The Yogurt Cookie Shop 3507 Dillion Drive Pueblo, Colo. Van’s Crafts 280 Front Street Florence, Colo. 81226 Vezzettis General Merchandise 720 May Rockvale, Colo. 81244 Viola Brothers Lumber 918 B Street Penrose, Colo. 81240 Sports Mart 103 S. Main Pueblo, Colo. 3rd Street Pawn Boat Sales 110 S. 3rd Canon City, Colo. 81212 That’s our Play - we hope you enjoyed it. Our part is done, we leave it now to you to remember our acts, our dramas, our dreams in 1979. So take a bow; you've earned it, and always look back on your performance with a smile. 152 Special Appearances By ... A Addington Charlotte 28, 105 Addington Frank 111 Addington Perry 99 Addington Rod 111 Addington Sherry 80 Allen Brenda 27, 29, 105 Allen Cindy 80 Allen Greg 54, 65, 80 Allen Gwen 33, 38, 99 Alston Scott 27, 99 Ambrose Bea 105 Ambrose Wes 80 Anderson Bob 39, 61, 63, 65, 105 Anderson Mike 39, 48, 80, 125 Andreatta Mark 48, 49, 67, 68, 80, 125 Annis Cindy 27, 36, 99 Archuletta Randy 111 Archuletta Suzanne 36, 46, 66, 99 Atkinson Dayna 47, 59, 111 Atwood Harry 80 Atwood Sandy 99 Avila Hope 99 Ayala Veronica 33, 99 Archer Virgil 61, 63 B Baca Orlando 105 Bales Allen 65, 111 Bales Marlin 65, 99 Ball Daryl 111 Baragar Margaret 111 Barela Albert 80 Barela Lisa 105 Barela Mary 124 Barrows Margaret 29, 38, 45, 46, 47, 58, 81 Barnes Debbie 27, 28, 29, 36, 81, 123 Barnette Kim 18, 38, 40, 73, 81 Basham Marsha 111 Basham Robert 27, 105 Bates Bill 99 Batson Mike 81 Becco Greg 39, 61, 63, 64, 81 Becco Jeff 39, 63, 64, 105 Belarde Sonya 105 Berry Wanda 99 Birdsall Brenda 99 Blankenship Jerry 99 Boone Marti 111 Booth Perry 27, 32, 99 Booth Virgil 27, 32, 111 Boyd Kim 28, 105 Brassea Mary 81 Bray Greg 111 Breece Susan 38, 53, 82 Brown Althea 28, 99 Brown Kathy 27, 99 Brown Nathaniel 105 Brunette Kristy 99 Brunette Susie 46, 47, 109, 111 Bustos Donna 111 Button Pam 28, 38, 46, 105 Byrne Greg 111 c Calhoun Greg 32, 109 Cameron Brian 111 Campbell Scott 27, 105 Canchola Darlene 27 Canchola Juanita 27, 82 Canchola Tim 27, 64, 105 Carlson Kim 111 Carlson Nellie 41, 99, 103, 122 Carochi Nick 36, 63, 105, 123 Carochi Tony 36, 39, 99, 122, 123 Carrithers Shelly 28, 70, 105 Carter Steve 111 Castelano Anthony 27, 38, 48, 61, Causey Jeff 99 Causey Sheri 47, 111 Cicchi Chris 105 Coleman Chip 28, 99 Collins Melvin 48, 54, 105 Combs Jeff 29, 99 Comi Don 27, 48, 105 Comi Michelle 27, 29, 32, 33, 99, 122 Cone Mike 27 Cook Terry 51, 111 Cool David 105 Cool Rick 82 Cooper Rhonda 44, 45, 57, 58, 66, 82 Cordova Cathy 47, 111 Cornelia Steve 48, 49, 50, 61, 63, 68, 69, 82, 125 Cortez Chrisanna 47, 111 Cortez Simon 54, 99 Crossno Jeff 111 D Dake John 82 Dalgeish Karen 105 Dangel Russ 54, 82 Daniels David 109 Daniels Don 61 Darrow Chris 35, 83 Darrow Donna 29, 83 Darrow Jessica 111 Davies Griff 28, 105 Davies Tracy 66 Davis Jim 99 Davis Vickie 28, 99 DeAngelo Rhonda 99 Decker Kevin 105 Decker Sherri 111, 124 Decker Tracy 27, 100 DelDuca Gay 83 DelDuca Ted 100 DelMonte Desiree 27, 28, 46, 59, 105 DelMonte Sherrie 38, 64, 66, 100, 122 DeMoss Kevin 111 Dennison Dawn 115 Dermody Don 51, 67, 69, 111 Devine Maureen 112 Devine Maureen 112 Devine Phyllis 27, 109 DeVor Patti 105 DeVor Peggy 28, 33, 100 DeWitt David 63, 111 DeWitt Susan 111 Dickey Robin 73, 105 Dodge Eva 12, 100 Dowd Steve 36, 100 Downer (Telck) Shanda 45, 81, 111 Doxtater Donna 38, 40, 44, 45, 57, 58, 83 Drake Allen 51, 69, 83, 92 Drake Shannon 28 Duncan Kathy 27, 83 Dye Debbie 27, 28, 112 Dye, John 63, 105 E Egland Tina 28, 112 Eisele Geri 63, 112 Eisele Tom 39, 48, 65, 105 Elliot Carrie 28, 36, 53, 100 Ellis Sherrie 106 Ellis Stan 39, 100 Errickson John 29, 100 Espinoza Carla 22, 23, 27, 36, 83 Espinoza Paul 51, 112 Eversole Sherry 47, 66, 112 F Fabrizio Sheila 27, 47, 59, 112 Falgien Helen 100 Faoro Delinda 75, 112 Faoro Melinda 75, 112 Faunce Kelly 84 Faunce Tracy 28, 65, 100 Fazzino Bob 100 Fields Diane 12, 28, 33, 70, 106 Finney Shirley 27, 59, 112 Foster Gary 27, 48, 106 Fournier Laurie 84 Fournier Rene 28, 109 Fox Julie 27, 75, 112 Franklin Andy 53, 100 Franklin Mike 51, 63, 112 Freel Tad 51, 112 Freel Tana 106 G Gall Debbie 36, 100 Gallardo Jeanette 47, 59, 112 154 Gallardo Joe 61, 100 Gallop Rick 48, 65, 106 Galpin Mike 50, 53, 84 Gamache Bill 27, 39, 100 Gamache Celeste 27, 29, 32, 47, 112 Garcia John 94 Garcia Eddie 63, 69, 112 Garcia Frank 100 Garner Iva 84 Garner Greg 112 Gasser Ron 45, 48, 53, 65, 84, 125 Gilbert Patricia 84 Gilligan David 61, 84 Goetz Bernie 23, 84 Goetz Lacey 66, 70, 72, 100 Goff Dwayne 112 Goodall Mark 53, 64, 84 Goodall Mike 53, 64, 100 Graff Joe 63, 112 Graff Stephanie 106 Gray Jim 36, 39, 100 Green Chuck 54, 106 Green Ginger 106 Gregory Mike 112 Gregory Steve 51, 63 Gricham Stephanie 100 Guidry Tim 63, 112 Gurule Armando 85 H Hammel Kurt 48, 106 Hand Don 12, 35, 85, 67 Hand Mike 36, 48, 67, 100 Hardin Hardin Darrel 106 Harris Christa 12, 41, 73, 75, 85 Harris John 39, 53, 64, 106 Harvey Lori 38, 106 Haug Troy 112 Hayashi Junior 29, 63, 69, 112 Hazelton Tami 85 Heid Dennis 112 Helsel Debbie 28, 100 Herrera Abel 39, 48, 100 Herrera Bernadine 85 Hinkle Beth 27, 33, 106 Hinkle Cheryl 57, 59, 106 Hinkle Terry 37, 85 Holler John 112 Honeycutt Linda 35, 36, 85, 122 Honeycutt Mark 27, 100 Howell Mike 106 Hughes Elsa 85 Hughes Karmen 27, 36, 106 Huemoeller Elizabeth 85 Hunsberger Roger 112 Huston Virginia 59, 112 Hutchinson Amonda 112 Hutchinson Walter 106 J Jackson Crystal 47, 59, 112 Jackson Eugene 86 Jaquez Alberta 106 Jaquez Terry 27, 100 Jaquez Tony 112 Johnson Scott 106 Jones Allen 113 Jones Audrey 28, 86 Jones Dana 24, 86, 121 Jones Dave 25, 64, 86 Jones Michele 28, 67, 73, 106 Jones Tami 47, 53, 113 Justice Lysa 106 K Kay Brenda 47. 113 Kay Vincent 48, 53, 100 Keeling Debbie 66, 100 Kelly Geordie 48, 63, 65, 106 Kemp Darnel 113 Kenagy Doris 36, 38, 100 Kenagy Rick 35, 36, 39, 48, 86, 125 Kengle Keri 113 Kennedy Ron 113 Kessler Al 100 Kingsolover Cheryl 113 Klammes Laura 113 Klammes Robert 52, 63, 113 Kline Teresa 106 Kness Doug 65, 109 Knisely Mark 101 Kosek Paul 86 155 Krueck Dave 39, 106 L LaDuke Karen 101 Lampton Cliff 39, 64, 101 Lampton Roger 54 Lane Glynda 101 Latimer Roy 32, 106 Layton Stephanie 28, 46, 106 Laughlin Jackie 22, 25, 29, 36, 70, 71, 81, 86, 125 Leatherberry Carl 101 Leatherman Bud 106 Lee Melody 28, 101 Legitt Tammy 101 Lenard Clay 54, 101 Lennox Jeanenne 28, 45, 57, 58, 59, 101 Lens Selene 86 Lenz Mark 113 Lettig Randy 27, 101 Little Greg 51, 63, 69, 113 Livingston Connie 33 Loeber Elwood 87 Lombardi Ron 106 Looper Dawn 33, 106 Loomans Lana 29, 32, 101 Lopez Cecilia 87 Lopez Robert 48, 61, 63, 65, 107 Lovato Madeline 47, 113 Lozano David 28, 36, 39, 64, 67, 101 Lozano Shirley 28, 73, 101 Lozano Tim 67, 87 Lundy Maureen 27, 87 Luther Frank 29, 107 Luther Tammy 87 M Maestas Paul 101 Magill Bill 29, 39, 48, 107 Magill Charlotte 32, 35, 87 Magill Merry 28, 107 Mallow Patricia 113 Mann Joyce 33, 101 Mares Lisa 21, 41, 87 Mares Rita 113 Marquez Dorene 38, 45, 57, 58, 66, 88 Marquez Leonard 39, 48, 101, 122 Marquez Roxanne 113 Marlow Michael 39, 48, 49, 87, 123 Marsh Craig 113 Martin Nick 113 Martinez Anita 28, 38, 66, 107 Martinez Larry 88 Martinez Linda 47, 59, 113 Martinez Louella 28, 101 Martinez Louisa 28, 88 Martinez Mike 107 Martinez Teresa 46, 53, 66, 107 Martinez Terry 27, 29, 39, 48, 65, 88 Marx Kerry 109 Mata Jeanette 28, 44, 45, 57, 58, 88 Mata Mike 39, 40, 101 Mata Rose 46, 107 McCall Rocco 107 McCandless Sandy 107 McChesney Marla 28, 46, 107 McClain Susie 27, 101 McComb Brenda 88 McComb Kelly 107 McComb Mike 88 McDermott Kurt 51, 53, 69, 113 McDowell Deannette 29, 107 McDowell Tim 107 McDowell Vernon 88 McGuire Mike 113 McKissack Roger 35, 88 Medina Karen 89 Medina Ben 89 Medina Mike 114 Medrick Gary 39, 48, 49, 68, 125 Medrick Greg 67, 107 Meigs Danny 107 Meyers Debbie 17, 40, 70, 71, 89, 125 Miller Susie 91 Mitchell David 107 Mitchell Debbie 89 Mitchell Mark 114 Moen Karen 27, 101 Molello Rick 107 Montoya Tim 53, 59, 101 Montoya Tom 55 Montoya Yvonne 114 Moore Paul 107 Morgan Kelly 44, 51, 54 Morgan Shelly 89 Munson Scott 107 156 Myers Jeff 89 Myers Tami 33, 38, 59, 64, 66, 107 R N Neary Lori 27, 33, 45, 46, 47, 107 Nelson Brad 63, 107 Nelson Rhonda 28, 107 Newell Terri 32, 101 Newton Rick 63, 114 0 Oliver Lory 90 Olmen Kris 59, 114 Olmen Nancie 12, 90 O’Neil Tim 25, 29, 32, 121 Ortiz Anthony 27, 48, 65, 107 Ortiz Frank 63, 69, 114 P Palmer Jane 38, 44, 45, 57, 58, 76, 90 Panucci Frank 107 Paraday Debbie 114 Paraday Ruth 114 Partida Cecilia 90 Pennebaker Cecil 18, 65, 90 Pickett Lisa 90 Piper Dawn 28, 33, 101 Pollard Lynne 115 Potter Chris 101, 141 Proud Shannon 48, 51, 61, 114 Pryor Rene 45, 101 Purdy Kim 114 Purvis Linda 101 Q Rathbun Alan 90 Rathbun Irwin 53, 90 Rathbun Warren 114 Ratkovich Daviv 91 Riggs Linda 28, 91 Rix Tracy 28, 101, 141 Rix Trudy 114 Rivera Mike 67 Roberts Karen 21, 23, 36, 91, 141 Rocchio Nick 27, 54, 64, 101 Rodriguez Philip 41, 61, 91 Rooks David 107 Ruiz Rita 91 Rutter Tommy 114 Robb Cary 91 s Sacco David 91 Sammon Karla 101 Sand Penny 75, 114 Sanders Chris 47, 59, 114 Sanborn John 48, 49, 61, 63, 65, 67, 92 Sapp Regina 27, 28, 29, 40, 41, 92 Scheele Kim 57, 59, 66, 102 Schumacher Tom 107 Schwarz Jim 32, 114 Schwarz Linda 28, 107 Scott Elizabeth 32, 102 Serfoss Alan 39, 102, 122 Shaw Janet 107 Shea Terri 28, 40, 41, 102 Shuey Dawn 92 Sierka Karl 29 Silas Rosemarie 114 Singleterry Jimmy 39, 49, 107 Sloan Kathy 45, 57, 58, 66, 102 Sloan Sandy 92 Smith Andy 102 Smith Barbara 114 Smith Charles 63, 114 Smith Dave 22, 92 Smith Diane 92 Smith Gregg 114 is; Quintana Gabe 114 Smith Kurt 63, 114 Snell Frank 92 Snyder Cora 22, 28, 29, 40, 41, 92 Snyder Eddie 36 Snyder Donna 114 Sothman Cheri 114, 147 Sparks Jerry 49, 61, 63 States LeRoy 114 Spencer Janeen 32 Stack Kelly 28 Steffenson Jesse 114 Steffenson Barbara 32 Steffenson Keith 114 Sullivant Mary 70 Swope Scott 49 ■ T Telfer Les 114, 151 Thomas Elaine 47, 115 Thomas Jim 115 Thomas Nancy 28, 33, 41, 102 Tomar Vince 27, 63, 115 Tonko Toni 108 Torri Seth 39, 63, 64, 108 Trenhaile Dessa 28, 115 Trogden Darla 29, 115 Trogden Yvonne 108 Trujillo Annette 44, 45, 46, 93, 108 Trujillo Art 50, 53, 54, 55, 102 Trujillo Frank 64, 65, 102 Trujillo Toni-Ann 108 Tskumoto Kyoji 54, 93 Tyrrell Melinda 73, 102 Twillenger Sherry 93 V Vansyoc Ron 36, 65, 93 Vanwey Jon 102 Velarde Irma 93 Velarde Millie 115 Vendetti Jim 102 Vendetti Tom 48, 49, 67, 68, 69, 93 Villagrana Paul 63, 69, 115 Viola Rena 93 W Waller Raylene 115 Walker David 28, 36, 108 Walker Jim 108 Walker Loretta 47, 66, 115 Walker Shelia 28, 102 Wands Kevin 108 Wann Brad 102 Warden Wade 115 Warner Ruby 108 Waters Richard 93 Wehrman Scott 27 Weise Tami 27, 47, 115 Whisler Starlet 109 White Debbie 28, 35, 109 Wilcox Susie 28, 38, 46, 57, 59, 109 Williams Debbie 102 Wilson Bobby 27, 29, 39, 64, 65 Wilson Gary 93 Wilson Peggy 27, 29, 109 Witz Val 109 Wolfe Harold 63, 64, 65, 109 Wolfe Mary 47, 59 Wollman Dennis 48, 54, 65, 109 Wright Jack 48, 50, 53 Y Yarberry Larry 36, 48, 109 Yelton Jim 94 Yeoman Erin 109 Yeoman Kelly 25, 27, 40, 94 Yost Aaron 109 Youngblood Michele 38, 108 Z Zehrung Barbie 94 Ziolkowski Micki 94 158 Organizations Art 27 Band 34, 35, 36 Blue and Gold 33 Cheerleaders 72, 73, 74 Chess 29 Drama and Thespians 29 FBLA 28 FHA 28 Foreign Language 27 Men’s F-Club 39 Modern Choir 37 Newspaper 40 Pom-pon 69, 70, 71 Speech and Debate 32 Student Council 30, 31 Women's F-Club 38 Yearbook 41 Faculty Becco, Victor 24, 102, 116, 117 Boyd, Roxie 119 Brown, Mildred 117 Brunetto, Alice 28, 119 Brunetto, Joe 119 Burleson, Richard 119 Carpenter, Richard 117 Chamberlain, Rich 29, 40, 52 Deremer, Dennis 63, 119 Fedde, Janice 119 Gribben, Tom 117 Hazelip, Ken 41, 119 Irvine, Martha 117 Kramer, Kathy 119 Leason, Karl 119 Leynse, Jerry 27, 119 Lilly, Lynda 27, 119 McFadden, W.L. 119 Meigs, Bill 64, 65, 119 Merriam, John 48, 50, 61, 119 Polhamus, Rudy 63, 119 Roberts, Vernon 118 Serfoss, Jim 28, 119 Shea, Jim 119 Shroyer, Mike 119 Smith, Charles 119 Smith, Melvin 119 Stimits, Barry 51, 53, 119 Torri, Daryl 58, 59, 119 Torri, Sandi 38, 46, 119 Vaughn, Jim 51, 54, 67, 119 Villani, John 48, 49, 65, 119 Zamarripa, Ben 119 Graham, Stephie 117 Jones, Ester Ann 116 Gardner, Brenda 116 Kimbrel, Ross 61 1. Jackie Laughlin shovels in the sauce to Mr. Gribben during the Homecoming Week's spoonfeeding contest. 2. Daryl Torri diagrams a defense for the girls during half-time. 159 mmwmmtmm nii 0 % ADVISOR-Ken Hazelip Yearbook Representative-Wayne Cormaney Advertising' Nellie Carlson Art-Christa Harris Art Advisor-Vern Roberts Sports-Regina Sapp Nancy Thomas Tracy Rix Chris Potter Events-Lisa Mares Groups-Debbie Meyers (editor) Cora Snyder Classes-Karen Roberts (editor) Chris Potter Tracy Rix Nancy Thomas Academics-Mike Mata Copy Editor-Nellie Carlson Photography-Phil Rodriguez (editor) Terry Shea Janeen Lennox It’s people behind the scenes who often are responsible for holding an organization; our support staff is no exception to the rule. Mr. Hazelip made sure our eyes weren't bigger than our pocketbooks by doing such a precise job on our books. We enter the final year of the decade with a growing awareness of the severe problems to face. Although the seventies posed some of the more difficult times such as the death of the popes, the outbreak of wars and the hopes for peace and tribulations of the economy, it must be remembered that everyone is a star ... Teachers and Administration Chris Potter Ads-Regina Sapp Nanc Thomas Index-Nellie Carlson Very special thanks to the Sangro de Christo Art Center in Pueblo for their facilities, Bob Cruzen and Charles Owens for their help with photography. Also, Janis Fedde, Griff Davies, and Rocco McCall for their photos. A special thank you and farewell to Sparky.” ' . . • •� ’ - • . .