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

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1985 volume:

4 HUSKY '85 Florence High School Thh yMrhook dedicated to the memory of Stephanie King. Florence, Colorado Volume 27 1985 The Never Ending Story High School is ever-changing, and ever-growing. One certainty is that it does exist each year and will con- tinue. Although there are sports, dances, and assem- blies each year, the mark we as individuals put on them makes each year unique. This year of our lives was a special chapter in the Never Ending Story of Florence High School. Each new year brings championships in every aspect such as academics, athletics, and overall student par- ticipation. Florence High School will shine on forever with the never ending story of pride and determination to make each new year better than the last. Activities Page 2 Classes Seniors Page 17 Juniors Page 33 Sophomores Page 45 Freshmen Page 57 Faculty Page 69 Organiza tions Page 73 Sports Page 94 Closing Page 125 Ads Page 130 1984-85 Homecoming Royalty This years royalty was one of a kind! Leading the royalty She's a superb student, top 5% of her class, and she's was Shannon Waller as king and Susan Rankin as queen, just an all around superb person. Shannon Waller was tri-captain of the 84-85 football team, he's an excellent weight lifter, and he's looked up to by most of the younger football players, and other students as well. Susan Rankin is captain of the 84-85 Pom Pon sqaud. The rest of the royalty is just as outstanding as Shannon and Susan. With senior attendant Bobbi Callardo. escort Rick Birdsall: junior attendant Lydia Garcia, escort Law- rence Martinez, sophomore attendant Theresa Bustos Villigrana. escort Kevin Smith; freshman attendant Mi- chelle Snell, escort Ron Sanders. Above. 84-85 homecoming royalty, bottom left, freshman attendant Michelle Snell, her escort Ron Sanders: bottom right, the King and Queen. Shannon Waller and Susan Rankin. Homecoming week is full of fun! Starting it all of is slave and nerd day. There were all types of slaves, from babies to chickens to ladies of the night. Everywhere you looked there was someone dressed extremely funny. when someone cheated at the game. How would you like whipped cream all over your face and hair? Just ask one of the persons who were in the line of fire (a very sticky one)!!! Lunch time was never boring! Mr. Barber got quite upset Above.- Tonya Goff and Kathy Magnusson are all out for Nerds. 4 Above: Mike Whaley has a fancy shot for the other side of the net in balloon volleyball. Below: Mr. Lujan (the mystery slave) makes a lovely lady: well maybe the mustache has got to go! Above: Junior float which won first place. Stephanie Six and Deanna Campbell pose for a picture after the powder puff game. At right: Rhonda Adamson show everyone that Florence is I! Bottom: Treese Pruitt and Lynette Dewall give a little show at lunch time. There was so much spirit during home- coming week! Most everyone joined in the fun one way or another. One thing that makes homecoming week significant was the powder puff game. The juniors and sophomores were on one team and the seniors and freshman on the other one. The game ended in a lie. After the powder puff game. everybody went over to the junior high to scream chants in front of the huge bon fire. Then all of a sudden everyone was off hand- in-hand on the snake dance. But nobody wanted to let the night die for everyone gathered together for pizza at the Lind- sey's. But all good things have to end. Everyone remembers the joys, the sor- rows. and the laughter that went along with this years homecoming week. But WAIT! There was more the next night! For the Homecoming dance was still to come! The Never Ending Days At Florence High ... (Or So It Seems) Above: On to Broad way I Leon Cortez shows his charm! Smile pretty. Leon. Below. Here are our famous basketball, pom pon. and cheerleaders losing their fantastic figures by gorging themselves on a fifteen foot Sundae! As you go through each day some of the best times happen while you're in High School. These two pages are here to remind you about some of those times. Even though sometimes school was frustrating, bor- ing. and you thought it would never end. when it does you don 7 remember just the bad times, you remember all those special memories like walking through the halls with your special guy girl dressing up in crazy clothes and enjoying doing it going on all those fun choir, foreign language, band, career trips and many, many more things. $ Here are two very pretty girls? John Cobbler and Shawn Waller are looking very pretty on slave day. Lisa Stiefle and Suzie Freeman snooze on the bus as they return home from a bus trip. Above: Shades are IN this year! Susan Rankin and Steph Haynes model some. Below: Matt Waid was one of the exchange students this year. All the girls enjoyed him. Janet Tuley and Jane! Hutchinson, as usual are downing around. Bill Sunberg shows the new way to get some candy! Florence High Assemblies The assemblies throughout the year show just how much school spirit is floating around. As the different teams are announced you can tell our school really supports em 7 Everyone knows our teams are champions and aren't afraid to show it. Ask anyone who has been to a Husky Pep Assembly, they 'll tell you: • HUSKIES ARE 11111 Below: Tom Camarlo was the master of ceremonies for the assemblies. 8 9 Let's Get Married! Many students think that once they are married all their dreams will come true. Senior seminar, a re- quired class explores this idea along with other realities of life. The nitty- gritty aspects of life such as budget- ing. raising children and making ethical decisions are all studied. The mock wedding held during the course of the Senior Seminar class is a high point for many. Brides and grooms participate in a wedding ceremony complete with cake and punch reception. The students come to realize that a wedding is not the end of a dream but the beginning of a totally new life style. Members of the I9S4 SS senior seminar class lie the knot. 10 Special Moments 11 Pep Band Makes Assemblies Fun Our assemblies always begin with the pledge of allegiance followed by a spirited playing of the school song by the pep band. The band really livens up the assemblies and gets everybody into the spirit of things. National School Assembly The National School Assembly pro- gram brings experts into our school to give an assembly. This year we had an expert championship roper show us how to rope. ABOVE: With a helping hand. Janet Hutchinson learns the ropes'' and BELOW: showed us what a quick learner she was! 13 84-85” Prom Right■ king Brian Hardin and Queen Kyle McCorkle dance the royal dance. Left. Medieval times here's some of the decorations. Below: Lydia Garcia accepts her crown from Jane Esquibel as Debbie Coleman and Joe Marschall look on. Remember the Feeling’ Prom-a time for Romance, dressingup. and sharing special memories. This year the Junior Class did a good job. They had a few problems, but they worked them out. Although there may have been heartaches, most everyone enjoyed himself!!! The Prom royalty for 85' was: Prince- Joey Marschall. Princess- Lydia Garcia. King- Brian Hardin and Queen- Kyle McCorkle. Kay Addington Athena Alvidrez Debbie Atwood Elena Ayala John Ayala Debbie Babcock Nancy Berry Rick Birdsall Marie Byrne Clyde Campbell Paul Canchola Jackie Carlson David Cortez William Curtis Yvonne Daniel Harold Darrow Paula Demoss Jon Dickey Debra Dieter Kristine Doxtater Chris Egland Bill Enoch Scott Failing Butch Faoro Seniors Have Fun! It seems no matter what they do. seniors have a great time doing it. Since high schools were high schools there have been homecoming events, senior seminar, government, not to men- tion free periods; but the class of 85 seems to do it all with a smile, or even a laugh or two. They show their spirit with eardeafening cheers at assemblies, participation in sports, choir, clubs. Let's face it. the class of 85 is the best! Students listen attentive during Mrs. William's senior seminar class. Bill Sundberg has a great time at the bonfire. 20 Seniors build floats with spirit! King Shannon Waller and Queen Susan Rankin take a moment to relax before the Homecoming Parade. Senior Attendant Bobbi Gallardo and her escort Rick Birdsall pose for a formal photograph. 21 « Kristin.i Faunce Julie Fox Bobbi Gallardo Avery Guillermo Lorraine Haddock Alyson Ham me! Margaret Hansen Brian Hardin Carol Harmes Diana Herrera Rose Herrera Mike Hicks 22 Cindy Hutchinson Cindy Jones Michelle kelly Jann kuhn kelly Marlow Lawrence Martinez Kyle McCorkle Janet McElhinney Joanne McElhinney Kelly Mullis Lance Mulso Brian Olmen Debbie Owens Colleen Palmer Jerrie Patten Jennie Quintana 23 Senior Class Favorites Movie: Footloose: Song: Missing You: Teacher: Mr. Merriam Best Personality 24 Caro! Harmes Sheri Cook Ted Stenzel Brenda Rocchio A poll was taken by the yearbook staff to determine the senior class favorites. The response of the seniors was great! The chosen few are just an example of the outstanding people the senior class contains. Also chosen were favorite movie, teacher and song of the year. Most Rowdy Mike Whaley Most Athletic Rose Herrera Ruth Boody 25 Michelle Raley Susan Rameriz Susan Rankin Sharon Ritter Jody Roberts Brenda Rocchio Chad Rutter Tracy Saltz Carin Schnieder Cary Ser oss Randy Shivers Pan Smith Kevin Smith Patty Smith Pam Solis Christie Steele Jed Stenze! Tina Sudo Randy Toler Priscilla Trujillo Ray Trujillo Bert Vanderschaaff Shannon Waller 27 Rhonda Wiley Joe Wilson Kevin Woffenden Don Yeoman Senior Smiles After a hard game. David Cortez takes time out in the sidelines to smile for the camera. Working hard is one of Kyle McCorkle's favorite past times. Here in the office she pauses long enough to let us see how happy a senior at FHS can be! 28 Mike Whaley shows his skill al waterhalloon volleyball as Sheri Cook and Christina Faunce show what they think of his skill. Senior Class Officers Pres.- Brian Olmen V. Pres.- Susan Rankin Sec.- Cindy Jones Treas.- Pat Loeber Student Council Reps.- Brenda Byrne. Sharon Ritter After the powder puff game. Brian Hardin. Jon Dickey. Kevin Smith. Brian Olmen and Mike Whaley tell us who’s the best - themselves! 29 Seniors In Action Randy Toler catches the pass as Jon Dickey looks on Michelle Raley and Lawrence Marline: strive to do their best at the Lewis Palmer cross country meet 30 Rod Marques kicks off at the Falcon game Diane Herrera. Kelley Marlow. Colleen Palmer, and Kelly Mullis buddy it up at the old ball game 31 John Del Monte is loaded into the ambulance at the Falcon game- just one way a Husky sometimes suffers for glory. Featuring: Head Boy And Head Girl The path to Head Boy and Head Girl begins in the junior year. Candidates must be nominated. Speeches and skits are presented in a special assembly. The election follows and the entire student body casts votes for them. The winners have the honor of being Head Boy and Head Girl for their senior year. This year they are Bert Vanders- chaaff and Carol Harmes. Some of their responsibilities include heading the student council, doing announcements third and fifth hours, organizing assemblies, dances. Spirit Week. Winter Sports Week, and the rest of the activities that make our Senior Year Special! Sieve Adamic Rhonda Adamson Luree Addington Linda Amaya Melissa Archuletta Todd Baker Nick Bellino Fred Birdsall Susan Boll Tara Bowyer David Brisker Don Brosh Dian Brown Louis Brown Albert Bufmack David Buhrle Bob Burgin Tom Camerio 34 w Diane Cornelia Carl Currier Tim Dalgliesh Tina Deleo Leon Cortez Connie Crespin Mike Dewall Becky Dye Jane Esquibel Raymond Esquibel Theresa Fellhauer Susan Fitzgerald Lydia Garcia Larry Gianarelli Tonya Goff Linda Gordon Kim Graft Robert Gray Barbara Haddock Kevin Hansen Tammy Hanssard Elaine Hatfield 35 Juniors-Class Everyone at F.H.S. showed a lot of spirit during the 1984-85 school year, hut the junior class has shown us the true meaning of the word spirit. They proved this by winning the homecoming float competition for the third straight year. The float was titled Don't be bullied by those panthers, bully those panthers instead. The competition was based on T.V. commercials. The float committee consisted of: Elaine Lindsey. Amber Lauderdale. Janet Tuley. Janet Hutchinson. Julie Kerr. Elaine Hatfield. Ray Esquibel. Ron Sanders. Jane Esquibel. Robin Staples and Lydia Garcia. The float was again made at the Lindsey's house. Top right: Junior homecoming attendant Lydia Garcia and her escort Lawrence Martinez. Bottom right. Junior class sponsor. Mr. Shannon, gets into nerd day on homecoming week. Bottom left: Amber Lauderdale and Julie Kerr have fun at noon on beach bum day. Above. Janet Tuley. Cheryl Lange and Company enjoys lunch while walk ing through the commons area. Top Right: Shelly Sears and Willie Smith take out a little time to smile for the camera during Prom. Below Right. Kevin Hansen is in shock when a surprise photo is taken of him. Below: From left to right: Terry Peterman. Elaine Lindsey. Robin Staples and Michelle McEndree seem to like having their picture taken. 37 Amber Lauderdale Joey Marschall Jeanine Owens Gary Leader Nanette Lenz Blaine Lewis Elaine Lindsey Kathy Magnusson Paul Mata Michelle McEndree Debbie Meastas John Medrick Eric Mehring Tammy Mohr Barbara Murphy Bob Murray Susan O’Connor Tom Osowicki A it ■V'Sv- V y Brenda Owens Gina Pacchelli Michelle Parker Terry Peterman Russ Picco 39 Juniors Relax • TOP RIGHT: Tom Camerio shows off his muscles to Elaine Hatfield. BELOW LEFT: Julian Herrera flashes his winning smile. BELOW RIGHT: Mike Jones showed that helping out at the T. l. can he fun. BOTTOM: (I to r.) Tammy Mohr. Sherry Swift and Kim Graft prepare for home ec. class. 40 Junior Class Officers 1884-85 officers: TOP: Lydia Garcia. Julie Kerr: SECOND ROW: Jane Esquibel. Tom Camerio. Amber Lauderdale: FRONT-. Robin Staples. Class Officers President- Julie Kerr Vice President- Lydia Garcia Secretary- Jane Esquibel Treasurer- Amber Lauderdale Representatives- Tom Camerio. Robin Staples Russ Picco Rani Potts Michelle Rake Theresa Ramirez Jennifer Ritter Paul Romo Kaye Sharp Diane Shuey Sherry Sigler Tom Smith Willie Smith Robin Staples Dan Stewart Becky Swift Robert Talyor Michelle Thompson Kristen Timm Lisa Trujillo Shawn Trevithick Janet Tuley Dennis Twiss Christie Warden Willy Webb Todd Williams Michelle Wilson Cindy Woolsey Carol Wort While Don Brosh and Domoni DeSalvo discuss their strategies on powder puff. Paul Mata. Jim Carpenter and Suzette Jackson look on and tell their suggestions. 43 Head Boy And Head Girl The 1985-86 elections for Head Boy and Head Girl had six candidates, three hoys and three girls. The boys consisted oft Tom Camerio. Joe Marschall and Mike DeWall. The girls consisted of: Lydia Garcia. Julie Kerr and Rhonda Adamson. The winners were Tom Camerio and Lydia Garcia. The yearbook staff interviewed Tom and Lydia about their campaigning and ideas to make the school year better. One of the questions was How do you plan to make our school better?” Tom stated that he iras going to try to unite all the students. Lydia said that she would like to have more school dances and more noontine activities. We feel that the choice for head boy and head girl was good one and would like to wish them good luck. 1985-86 head boy and girl are Tom Camerio and Lydia Garcia. Bryan Addington Chris Ayala Tina Barela Tillman Bean Barbie Block Christine Boll Lorie Brady Chris Branam Jessica Brosh Shalene Brotherton Leann Bucher Andrew Bullard Julie Byrne Deanna Campbell Martin Cheesman Nick Cobb Coleen Cogan Anthony Cornelia Darren Carter John Chaput 46 John Crawford Bob Daniels Dena Darrah George DelMonte Gerald Dennison Eric Devine Candi Doxtater Kathy Egulf Kathy Elliot Tedi Esau Joann Falgien Tereese Filos Tony Flores Chris Foreseth Ramona Foxall James Gallardo Becky Garrett jfitch Green Tom Green Becky Gunthur Robert Haddock Jay Ham me! 47 Sassy Sophomores Page 48- TOP: One sophomore class takes a break before the bell rings BOTTOM LEFT: Dawn Mulso shares an anxious moment with some friends. BOTTOM RIGHT: Barbie Block showed us her favorite expression! Page 49- TOP. Lloyd Harwood. Patty Patterson and Amber Hodgson take a break for a yearbook picture CENTER: Lou Moschetti seemed to enjoy typing class. BELOW. Deanna Campbell. Tereese Eilos. Lecia Price and Sherry Irvine joke around. 49 Perry Huston Sherry Irvine Mary Jaques Lanea Jeff coat Alice Johnson Melissa Jones Jim Justus 7 Stacy Jole Jason Jones Gary Johnson John Johnson Mike Kelly Royce Kemp Janet Kowal Audra Krug Tandee Lasha Donna Laurie 50 Dwight Laurie Sabrina Lenard Jeff Lindsey Richard Malt hie Beth McCormick Kelly McDermott Gary McWilliams Michael Mead Andrew Mereness Sandra Miller Kim McKee Bill McWilliams Mike Moos Larry Morgan Lou Moschetti Clarence Mosher Kim Mosher Cherrie Mullis Dawn Mulso Debbie Oestreich Chuck Owens Patty Patterson Scott Peterman Jeff Peterson 51 Some Sophomores! Janet Kowal pulls the sophomore float while Stephanie Six. Lloyd Harwood and Tracey Wehrman walk along side. 52 The J. V. Cheerleaders for 1984 are Therese Filos. Sherry Irving. Lynette DeWall. Theresa Pruitt. Coming in halfway through the year for Theresa Pruitt is Leshia Price (not pictured). While grabbing for her books Jessica Brosh also takes time out for a yearbook picture. At lunch time you can always find these four bumming around. Sherry Irvine. Sabrina Leonard. Lecia Price and Lou Moschetti. Bill McWilliams. Thomas Villanvena and Steve Hazelton take time out for a lunch break! Connie Ayala and Janet Kowal take time for a picture, but Stacey Sears doesn 't want to be seen. Mike Picco . Lee it Price Brian Pruvoti Mark Pruvost Chris Raley Alan Rexford Lynn Rinke Debbie Robertson Patty Rocchio Angie Rodarmel Shan tell Rodgers Pat Ronco John Rutherford John Bybeck Wade Schneider Mack Schricker Stacey Sears Darin Serfoss Peggy Shoop . Tim Smelser Matt Shirola Stephanie Six Paul Smith Tonya Smith 54 Chryslil States Thomas Stenze Shawn Stephens Sherry Swift Steve Trumbo Terry Vavra Tracy Wehrman Bill Weigel Scott Widick Thomas Villanueva Clint Veatch Theresa Villagrana Lori Williams Dana Wolfe Jack Wright Jole Wright Mike Younger Sophomore Class Officers President: Lloyd Harwood Vice President: Terry Varva Secretary: Tonya Smith Treasurer Jeff Peterson Representatives Stacy Jole 55 Jessica Brosh Candid Sophomores Stop! Paul Smith said '7 don ’t want my picture taken. ’' Mr. Veatch holds Barbie Block and Shantel Rogers hostage while Gary Johnson stands by and watches. While Mr. Seal was helping John Johnson we called his name and startled him. Here James Gallardo looked up from working on the computers as we snapped a quick picture. 56 Class Of ’88” Joel Wright; “Now. what do I do with thisV They first came here scared: wondering where to go. what to do. etc. After a week here, they got the hang of it. They started making friends, meeting people, and doing different things that they haven't done in Junior High. Probably the biggest thing they got to do is go off campus during their lunch hour. They came here knowing that there are more re- sponsibilities. But they'll get used to the idea of being in high school soon. Wish the freshmen class good luck in the future. They're O.K.I 58 Sherry Johnson. Don't tell my mom. I'm not supposed to be eatin candy. Bad for the teeth! Dana Adamson Roberta Dutra Koko Babcock Matthew Baker Joanne Bertroch Apryl Birdsall Kristi Bohrer Kim Bower Brady Burleson Stephanie Corley Jodi Carochi Troy Adamic David Belli no f Johnnie Broyles Nicholas Bufmack Mary Beavers Duane Brown Jeremy Chambers Craig Cheesman John Cobler Greg Colgin Curtis Conover Linda Coo! Dan Cox 59 John Cox Judy Cruz Jim Daly Nicole Danburg Jennifer Davidson Aaron DeGani Mike DelaRosa Jennifer DeVor Lynette DeWall Robert Dodd Darren Dunsmoor Shaun Eaklor Kathy Goodman Leah Graft Nicol Graham Paul Gray Ricky Green David Grisenti 60 Jerri Haddock Jamie Hanes Mary Hall Brian Hanna Brenda Hardrick Ionia Harris Sterling Hess Wayne Ireland Tina Jackson John James Becky Johnson Jeff Johnson Ken Johnson 61 '88 Is Lookin’ Great! We all know that the freshman class can do anything they set their minds to doing. In three more years they will have the chance to rule the school as seniors. First they must earn their title. To do this they must show an example of being friendly, fipn and intelligent. Judging by their performance this year, it shouldn 't be too difficult. They are on the way to earning that title. They will rule F.H.S. in '88! Above, right: Shannon Owens and Mary Ann Quick work on the scooter boards in P.E. Below. These guys are on their way to play some softball. In front are Jamie Haynes and Chris Nelson and bringing up the rear are Matt Williams and Nick Bufmack. 62 Above. Mrs. Hitt's 7th hour English class clowns for a picture! Below left: Nicol Graham retrieves a volleyball during a noon game. Below: Gary Howard mellows out for the camera. Freshmen Class Officers 1985 Officers: Top row (I. to r.) Nicole Danburg. Chris Nelson. Brady Burleson. Bottom row (I. to r.). Dana Adamson. Tanya King. Jeff Johnson. Class Officers President - Chris Nelson Vice President - Tanya King Secretary ■ Dana Adamson Treasurer - Jeff Johnson Class Representatives-. - Nicole Danburg. Brady Burleson. 64 Sherri Johnson Kirk Johnson Steve Johnson Donnie Justus Tanya King Gene Knox Rhonda Lhamon Jennifer Krug Angie Leader Wayne Lenz Rodney Lovato Arthur Lovesee Richard Lucas Kerry Lyon Connie Mackinnon Bill Mahaffey Laura Marschall Adrian Martinez Brian Martinez Roger Martinez David Mata Corey Mead 65 Julie Mereness Michelle David Miller Steve Miller Ted Mori Chris Nelson McCormick Royce Nichols Chris Noel Paul Odell Shannon Owens Mike Patterson Brian Perdue 66 Trevor Simon Ramon Simpson Vickie Smith Michelle Snell Theresa Snorgrass Jamie Solis Jack Swope Patti Taylor Greg Teel Sheila Thompson Jeff Tom in son Donna Vanhoutan Byran Vest Shawn Waller Charles Wanner Chris Wells Kyle West Bobby Wiley b 7 68 ABOVE (I. to r.): David Wolfe. Mike DelaRosa and Kirk Johnson are working hard in this class. LEFT: Darren Dunsmore looks up from his art projects and gets a surprise photo taken. Faculty Has A Neverending Job! Vic Becco Roxie Boyd Principal (1st Sem.) Science Alice Brunet to Home Economics Joe Brunetto Rich Burleson Doug Cogan Machine Shop Counselor. A.D. (1st Social Studies Sem.) Janice Fedde Brenda Gardner Kathleen Graham English Secretary Counselor. Principal (2nd Sem.) Sue Hitt Esther Anne Jones Bert Lamm English Secretary Drafting Construction Karl Lea son Music Jerry Leynse Spanish Physics Joe Ellen Love Business Education Dan Lujan French English Steve McCaleb PC sue Jane McCrum School Nurse 69 Faculty John Merriam Sheila O'Neil Diane Osowicki Sandy Orton Seal Steve Shannon Soc. St. P.E.. A.P. English Library Assistant Counselor Math Computer Math (2nd Sem.) Mike Shroyer Chuck Smith Donna Spohn Welding Business Education English Daryl Torri Math Jim Vaughn Auto Mechanics Marilyn Williams Social Studies Ben Zamarripa Social Studies Faculty Not Pictured Bob Barber Science Ken Hazelip English (1st Sem.) Anna Krafnick SLIC PC Juanita Monette Math Donna Nelson Math Computer Rudy Pol ham us Wood shop Vernon Roberts Art. Photography Mel Smith Social Studies Cheryl Schenk English (2nd Sem.) Jeanne Stroh-English (2nd. Sem.) Mable Sutton Media Specialist Sandy Torri-P.E. Dave Veatch Soc.St. P.E. (2nd Sem.) 70 Support Staff The support staff at F.H.S. keep our school going. The janitors keep the school neat and clean as well as making sure our campus is clean and free of trash. They make sure that the commons area and football field grow green with grass. If it wasn 7 for them, our school would not look as attractive as it does. The cafeteria staff are the ones who keep a lot of students going and growing. In the high schools of larger cities the food is pre-packaged. The pizzas taste like cardboard and the fries and tacos are cold and greasy. The Florence cafeteria workers start cooking your lunch at 7:30 a m., allowing it to be homemade and nutritious. We at F.H.S. would like to thank these people for making our life at school just a little more pleasant. THANKS!!! 71 The cafeteria staff at F.H.S. Thanks! We Needed That Most people don 't know that we owe the low cost of our Husky yearbook to our school board. Why? Because they contribute $2000.00 each year toward the yearbook budget. While other schools charged an average of $24 a book this year, ours only cost $16. So the next time you are enjoying your yearbook, remember the school board helped make it affordable! 1984-85 School Board Members 72 Left to right. Dr. Halsey. J. Cook. Supl.: Mickey Bost. Gene Weise. Loyal Proud. Gene Haynes. Kick McDermott. Dare Egland • • v ■ ? ' • • y- • ' • i • Our Fearless Leaders The Student Council is what you might call the backbone of the school. They organize everything from assemblies to airband contests. It doesn't stop there either: the council had many other projects throughout the year. Some of them were: dances, movies. Steph grams, santa grams, love grams. Homecoming week, a swimming par- ty. and much more. When they weren 'I doing something for the school it was for the community such as giving away food baskets to the needy at Thanksgiving and Christmas. If it sounds like alot of work: it was. but the members had a fun time doing it. Officers Headboy: Bertis Vanderscaff Headgirl: Carol Harmes Secretary-. Terri Vavra Treasurer: Jeff Peterson Above One of the community activities consisted of a tree planting at Pioneer Park for Labor Day. The members of the 1984 85 Student Council are as follows (left to right): Kneeling Jessica Brosh. Dana Adamson. Lydia Garcia. Ruth Boody Standing Marie Byrne. Michelle Thompson. Carol Harmes. Kathy Magnusson. Barbara Murphy. Jeff Johnson. Lloyd Harwood Stacy Jole Terri Vavra. Bert Vanderscaff. Robert Morgan. Jeff Peterson. Brian Olmen. and Gary Serfoss Members not pictured are Susan Rankin Patrica Loeber Cindy Jones. Sharron Ritter. Brenda Byrne. Julie Kerr. Amber Lauderdale. Jane Tsquibel. Tom Camerio Robin Staples. Tonya Smith. Dianne Herrera, and Debbie Coleman. 74 Computers The Computer Club was a new addition to the organiza- tions offered here at F.H.S. Although it took until De- cember to get off the ground, they had great hopes and expectations for the group. Planning mainly for next year, the computer club did have 4 movie parties about computers though. The purpose of the group is to pro- mote the use of computers and just to have fun. Top. Brent Johnson trying to tell his point of view as usual. Center: All work and no play7 Well, maybe not all the time. BottomComputers, programming, and more computers. sometimes you just want to pull out your hair. The members of the 1984-85 Computer Club are: Susan Fitzgerald. Jon Lamoreux. Debbie Coleman. Becky Dye. Michelle Thompson. Bert Vanderscaff. Troy Looper. Gary Serfoss. Brian Olmen. Mike Younger. Louis Brown. Brent Johnson, and Ori Hayashi. J k Officers President: Susan Fitzgerald Vice President: Jon Lamoreux Secretary: Debbie Coleman Treasurer: Becky Dye Stu. Council Representative: Michelle Thompson k__r National Honor Society The National Honor Society plays a big part in our school. The members are the students that have a 3.0 or higher grade point average and have been voted in by other members. This year the group sold nachos at noon to earn money for their yearly trip which took them to a college campus in the northern part of the state. The National Honor Society has worked to bring the accom- plishments of outstanding high school students to the attention of their classmates, parents, communities, and the colleges they plan to attend. The members of the 1984 85 National Honor Society are as follows (left to right): Top row■ Terry Sherfey. Gary Serfoss. Cindy Jones. Diane Herrera. Second row- Mrs. Orton. Trent Johnson. Purl Vanderschoff. Troy Looper. Brian Olmen. Third row Ms. Fedde. Carin Schnider. Denise Seitz. Jody Roberts. Debbie Coleman. Bottom row■ Tonya Smith. Susan Rankin and Tonya Goff. Members not pictured are• Diane Cornelia. Becky Dye. Stephanie King. Jon Lamoreux. and Scott Peterman. 76 J k Officers President: Susan Rankin Vice President: Tonya Goff Secretary: Carin Schnider Treasurer. Jody Roberts Student Council Representative: Gary Serfoss n_=r F.B.L.A. k Officers President: Janet McElhinney Vice President: Sharron Ritter Secretary Treasurer-. Susan Rankin Stu. Council Representative: Cindy Jones H r F.B.L.A. stands for Future Business Leaders of America and is a group here at F.H.S. that provides services to the community, education for students, and progress in the business world. This year the F.B.L.A. members sold pizza to earn money for various group trips. No matter how you slice it. F.B.L.A. is an asset to Florence High School. The members of the I9S4 $5 Future Business Leaders of America Club are as follows (left to right): Mr Smith. Bill McWilliams. Lloyd Harwood. Theresa Fellhauer. Joanne McFlhinney. Lorraine Haddock. Janet McFlhinney. Sleph Haynes. Susan Rankin. Tonya Smith. Cindy Jones. Sharron Ritter, and Mrs. Love. Members not pictured are: Elena Ayala. Becky Dye. Bill Rutherford, and Mack Shricker. cQue Pasa? What's happening? To start off. the Foreign Language Club had an exciting and interesting year with the help of a new sponsor. Mr. Lujan. Some of their activities included selling Orange Julius' at Pioneer Day and Club T-shirts. These fund raisers made it possible to go to the Natural History Museum in Denver in April. The purpose of the club is to learn about the languages being studied and their cultures. Over all. it is a fun experience for all who participate. Officers President: Michelle Thompson Vice President: Susan Fitzgerald Secretary: Barbara Murphy Treasurer-. Jeff Johnson Top: Vice President Susan Fitzgerald discusses plans for the next F.L.C. activity while (Pottom) the members listen intently. The members of the 1984-85 Foreign Language Club are: Rrady Burleson. Darren Carter. Nick Cobb. Debbie Coleman. Anthony Cornelia. Tina Deleo. Becky Dye. Bob Gray. Orito Hayashi. Sherri Hicks. Kathy Magnusson. Brenda Owens. Jeanine Owens. Shannon Owens. Gina Pacchelli. Mack Schricker. Denise Seitz. Gary Surfoss. Shawn Stephens. Michelle Thompson. Susan Fitzgerald. Barbara Murrphy. and Jeff Johnson. What Ya Got Cookin' J k Officers President: Linda Amaya Vice President: Michelle Wilson Secretary: Susan Ramirez Treasurer: Sheri Cook Student Council Representative: Diane Herrera Future Homemakers of America had a very busy year with activities such as a Halloween party, a scavenger hunt, a hay ride, and a trip to Elitches. They did their share of work too. with fund raisers and meetings. Mem- bers and officers alike had a good time working and learning how to promote a growing appreciation of the joys and satisfactions of homemaking. Top: Susan Ramirez. Sheri Cook, and Patricia Lober can t wait to pork down at the F.H.A Christmas party Bottom The members of the 1984 85 Future Homemakers of America are as follows (left to right): front row Mrs Brunetto. Roberta Putra. Susan Ramirez. Sheri Cook. Michelle Wilson. Angie Leader. Back row Pena Parrah. Candy Poxtater. and Patricia Lober Members not pictured are: Sheila Thomas. Colleen Palmer. Linda Amaya. Piane Herrera. Christie Warden, kirn Graft. Leah Graft. Lisa Trujillo. Becky Garrett. Chrystal States, and Sheri Swift. 79 Check It Out The Chess Club had an outstanding year. They had several meets with Canon City High School. East High School, and even participated in the Pueblo Mall Tour- nament where a four-man team placed 6th out of IS schools. With more students joining every year they are sure to become number one. Top: Scott Peterman. Mrs. Orton. Leia Graft, and Harold Harrow play an intense game of four man chess. Center: Who will win? from the looks of it Andrew Mereness is beating Bob Burgin just a little. Bottom: The members of the 1984-85 Chess Club are as follows (left to right): Back-Scott Peterman. Leia Graft. Mrs. Orton. Kathy Magnusson. Har- old Harrow, and Hwayne Brown. Front-Andrew Mereness. Havid Mill er. Louis Brown, and Bob Burgin Members not pictured are: Honnie Justus. Mike Younger. Jon Lamoreux. Sterling Hess. Greg Teel. Tanya King. Becky Hye. and Carl Currier. Officers President: Louis Brown Vice President: Kathy Magnusson Secretary Treasurer: Tanya King 80 Officers President - Brian Olmen Vice Pres - Mike DeWall Secretary - Amber Lauderdale St. Council - John Quintana H_=r Keeping The Faith Through the good and the bad they deepen their faith. The F.H.S. Chapter of Fellowship of Christian Athletes kept up the spiritual side of our school as they worked to improve their walk with Christ by standing through it all. These Christian Athletes not only participated in all as- pects of athletics, but also had mini conferences with other schools and colleges, a jog-a-thon and bake sales to raise money for the National Conference. They also participated in an ice cream social at U.S.C. They work hard to bring students closer to God and help kids understand how being a Christian helps you academical- ly athletically. Members: Brian Olmen. Mike DeWall. Amber Laudedale. John Quintana. Julie Kerr. Gary Haynes. Janet Hutchinson. Dian Brown. Todd Baker. Colleen Cogan. Steve Adamic. Ori Hayashi. Jullian Herrera. Janet Tuley. Mike Younger. Jeff Lindsey. Greg Teel. Mike Kerr. Donna Laurie. Lynelte DeWall. Michelle Snell Tom Slenzel. Clyde Cambell. Mike Delarosa. Annette Slenzle. Charlie Wanner. Kyle McCorkle. Nichole Danberg. Steve Lindsey. Brady Burleson. Mack Schricker. Barbie Block. Shawn Baker. Elyssia Herrera. Sterling Hess. Nancy Sharp. 81 Let's Hear It For The Boys The members of the boys F Club consists of all the boys who have lettered in a varsity sport; that is. of course, if they lived through the initiation. They met once a month to discuss fund raisers, such as dances and lift-a-thons. to buy banners for the gym. The sole pur- pose of this group is to develop character and to build good sportsmanship. Officers President; Brian Olmen Vice President: Jon Dickey Treasurer: Ted Stenzel S r Above: Here are just some of the members of the Roy s F Club. Hot pictured is Mr. Merriam. the sponsor, who said. Any boy who has lettered in a varsity sport can participate in the Boy s F Club and all are welcome . This year they are not certain as to all the members, so they are not listed. 82 Girls Just Want To Have Fun J Officers President: Ruth Boody Vice President: Lydia Garcia Secretary: Janet Hutchinson Treasurer: Julie Kerr Stu. Council Representative: Jane Esquibel T_=r The Girls F Club had their work cut out for them this year. Just some of their activities involved a face paint- ing booth at Pioneer Day. helping with the Husky Cross Country Meet, spirit posters, bring-the track record board up to dale, a jock auction on winter sports week, a video party, decorations for the locker room, bakesales. club T-shirts, and visiting the old folks home. All the members of this active group are girls that have lettered in a varsity sport. Above: The members of the 1984 85 Girts f Club ore os follows (left to right): Front■ Dione Cornelio. Debbie Colemon. Robin Staples. Michelle McEnJree. Middle Mrs. Torri. Jone Esquibel. Ruth Boody. Julie Fox. Bock Cindy Hutchinson. Rose Herrero. and Tino Sudo. Members not pictured ore: Michelle Whisler. Eleno Ayolo. Michelle Roley. Dion Brown. Lydio Gorcio. Jonel Hutchinson. Julie Kerr. Amber Louderdole. Terri Petermon. ond Eloine Hotfield. 83 Putting Things Together V.I.C.A. stands for Vocational Industry Clubs of Amer ica. V.I.C.A. is a member of the National and State Organization. Its purpose is to provide leadership and training for vocational students at Florence High School. Whether it's shooting off the canon at football games or doing community projects. V.I.C.A. is a great experience. Top: Another typical day at auto mechanics. Bottom left. Tina Jackson showing Don Brosh the ropes of paper work. Bottom right: Russ Picco and Boh Murry working on a machine in Machine Shop. The members of the I9S4 SS V.I.C.A. Carpentry Section are: Blaine Lewis. Bill Enoch. David Cohler. Steve Bowersox. Ray Trujillo. Tom Smith. Jon James, and Bill Newell. J X Officers President: Ray Trujillo Vice President: Tom Smith Treasurer-. Jon James A Friendly Helper The H.O.S.A. group made life a little easier for the nurses at St. Joseph’s Hospital by helping out while learning. They studied nursing assistant courses with on-the-job training. They had the chance to do many things in a nursing environment. They took blood pressures, assist- ed patients in every day activity and sometimes even got to care for a baby. They learned a lot and had fun doing it. H.O.S.A. is a great experience! Top. While Susan Rameriz checks blood pressure. Carol Cool and Pam Solis joke around with the patient. Center: More vital signs to check, will those nurses aids ever quit?! Bottom: The few but good H.O.S.A. members are as follows (left to right): Susan Rameriz. Pam Solis. Carol Cool, and Mrs. Me Crum (instructor). Model The UN. club started off the year with a new sponsor — Mrs. Marilyn Williams. They sold donuts every Wednesday morning and even sponsored a dance. This year they participated in Model U N. meets in Boulder and Greeley where they debated international issues. The U.N. club's purpose is to encourage parliamen- tary skills in debate and to develop friendships with students of other cultures. Officers President. Barbara Murphy Vice Pres.: Brenda Byrne Secretary: Mack Schricker Treasurer: Becky Dye Student Council Rep..- Michelle Thompson The Knowledge Bowl The Knowledge Bowl is a competitive academic event for middle and high school students. This year F.H.S. wjs represented in the Knowledge Bowl by students Julie Kerr. Jon Lamoreaux. Terry Sherfey. Mike Younger and alternate member Debbie Coleman. These students met weekly with their sponsor. Mr. Chuck Smith to prepare. The competition would cover all areas of academics. In early May of 1985 the Knowl- edge Bowl was held in Durango. Our team placed 21st of 60 teams overall and took a 9th place in the Class AA competition. Mr. Smith believes: It s good for academic students to get together with their peers from other schools at a competitive level. 86 Color My World The Creative Journal had a fun but busy year. They helped put on three art shows: the Fremont Regional Art Show in March, the Pikes Peak League Competition in April, and the Extravaganza in May. The Creative Jour- nal Club also produced and sold a creative journal which had poetry and short stories from Mrs. Spohn's students and photography, art work, and pottery from Mr. Rob- ert ‘s students. The purpose and goals of the club and the journal are to establish recognition among participating students who submitted entries and promote the creative arts in F.H.S.. also to capture the hearts of people every- where through their brilliant creativeness. Top: Jay Hammel demonstrating photography at the Fremounl Region- al Art Show held at Canon City in March. Center: Mike Roisse showing off his creative skills in pottery. Rollom: The members ol the 1984-85 Creative Journal Club are as follows (led to right): Carin Schneider. Mr. Roberts. Kristina Faunce. Mike Picco. and Mrs. Spobn. Members not pictured are: Darren Carter. Relh McCormick. Chuck Owens. Mike Younger, and Rhonda Wigton. .WANTED Phwavt'. } Officers Editors: Carin Schneider. Kristina Faunce Dragon master: Mike Picco Charge of sanity: Rhonda Wigton 87 We Got The Beat Mr. Leason. head of the music department, could be seen and heard earlier in the year through the streets of Florence. marching and directing the Florence High School Band. The F.FI.S. Band represented our school in many parades, supporting us at the home football and basketball games. And. of course, enjoyable concerts were given throughout the year. The band is a big asset to F.FI.S. and one of the most appreciated. Top left. Mike DeWall and Brent Johnson were selected out of 17 students from nil over Colo, to become members of the Colo. State Jazz Band What an Honor!! Top right: F.H.S. Band marching with pride down Main Street on Pioneer Day. Center: The F.H.S. Marching Band plays their heart out for a pep assembly right before homecoming parade. Left bottom: The percussion section drumming their way down Main Street at the Blossom Day Parade. Right bottom: The F.H.S. Pep Band playing the Husky Basketball Team on to victory. The members of the 1984-85 Marching and Pep Bands are: Steve Adamic. Troy Adamic. Athena Alvidrez. Dian Brown. David Brisker. Duane Brown. Brandy Burleson. Lynette DeWall. Rob DeWall. Frank Garicia. Steve Gardner. Alyson Hammel. Pam Hlavachick. Brent Johnson. Jeff Johnson. Don- nie Justus. Lawrence Martinez. Gary McWilliams. Andrew Mereness. Robert Morgan. Kim Mosher. Debbie Owens. Lecia Price. Michelle Rake. Joyce Rinke. Nancy Sharp. Tim Smelzer. Charles Wanner. Steph- anie Corley. Aaron Harvey, and Kevin Hansen. Robert Morgan was this years student director and Athena Alvidrez was the drum majorette. -----•-'-«HA H V ' ■ i ' SED O iS BOUGHT 6 SOIL1 Got The Music In Me The 1984-85 Journey and Touch of Class choirs filled the air with music and dance, performing for the community and many other special concerts. Mr. Leason together with new accompanist Tom Graham, gave us many musical memories. Through these memories we remember the professional, talented young men and women who take pride and joy in what they do. This year a group of 8 choir members formed a special singing group called Summit. Summit performed for community meetings and other social occasions. Also joining the music department is a dance group. Texedo Transfer. This is a group who expresses excellence in dance. Top right. Mr. Leason shows his true talent to entertain the crowd at the Christmas concert. Below: T.O.C.. Journey, and the commu- nity choir (directed by Mr. Leason) performing at the Christmas concert. Page 91 Top right: Journey choir patiently waiting to begin their performance. Center right: Touch of Class singing their hearts out for the audience. Bottom right: No doubt about it. another great performance by the special talented Summit choir. To give recogni- tion. the members of each choir are as follows: T.O.C.- Kim Bowyer. Johnnie Broyles. Connie Crespin. Jenifer Devor. Lynette DeWall. Candi Doxtator. Tereese Filos. Sheri Hicks. Amber Lauderdale. Kelly Marlow. Kim McKee. Julie Mereness. Chris Noel. Debbie Owens. Brenda Owens. Jeanine Owens. Gina Pacchelli. Theresa Pruett. Michelle Raley. Shan tell Rogers. Annette Stenzel. Patti Tay- lor. Tina Sudo. Tonia Harris. Diane Shuey. Kristi Bohrer. and Tara Bowyer. Journey- Steve Adamic. Mike Boisse. Chris Branam. Paul Canchola. Jackie Carlson. Monica Carochi. Curtis Conover. Jim Daly. Nichole Danburg. Yvonne Daniels. Rob DeWall. Chris Egland. David Fisher. Gary Haynes. Don Hunter. Cindy Hutchinson. Robert Morgan. Lou Moschetti. Gina Pacchelli. Brian Perdue. Terry Peter- man. Lecia Price. Michelle Raley. Jody Roberts. Charles Robinson. Mike Stack. Todd Williams. Cindy Woolsey. Todd Baker. Carl Cur- rier. Phil Kessler. Tim Smelser. and Lois Hardrick. Summit- Todd Williams. Todd Baker. Robert Morgan. Lou Moschetti. Chris Eg- land. Sherri Hicks. Diane Brown, and Nichole Danburg. Ciel- There- sa Pruett. Julie Mereness. Gina Pacchelli. Tereese Filos. Kristi Bohrer. Michelle Raley. Kelly Marlow. Johnnie Broyles. Kim McKee. Connie Crespin. Jeanine Owens. Brenda Owens. Shantell Rogers. Lynette DeWall. and Amber Lauderdale. Octagon- Jackie Carlson. Lecia Price. Jody Roberts. Monica Carochi. Mike Stack. Gary Haynes. Steve Adamic, and Brian Perdue. Tuxedo Transfer- Todd Baker. Monica Carochi. Mike Stack. Chris Egland. Gary Haynes, and Cindy Hutchinson. A Private Affair? % It was no Private Affair for the Drama Club. Through alot of time and hard work they acted their way right back into the hearts of F.H.S. Under the supervision of Mrs. Spohn. they performed 2 plays and want to a one- act competition in Manitou Springs where they received acclaimed credits. The purpose of the Drama Club is to develop performance and teamwork skills and to im- prove expression, communication, and self-discipline: but most of all. to have fun. • In the one-act play called 'A Private Affair performed on December 11. 1984. the following scenes were caught by our photographer. Top: The bus boy. played by Leon Cortez, having a conversation with Jefferson, played by Darren Carter. Bottom left: The delinquent child, played by Cindy Jones, giving her mother, played by Kriss Doxtater. a hard time while trying to get an appointment with the psychiatrist through her secretary, played by Diane Herrera. Bottom right: Diane Herrera preventing Darren Carter from leaving, suspecting he's drunk. The members of the 1984-85 Drama Club are as follows-. Rhonda Adamson. Tom Camerio. Darren Carter. Leon Cortez. Connie Crespin. Monica Carochi. Robert Dodd. Kriss Doxatater. Kim Graft. Diane Her- rera. Cindy Meastas. Terry Peterman. Theresa Pruett. Stephanie Corley. Jennifer Krug. Nancy Sharp. Randy Shivers. Kristen Timm. Janet Tuley. Donna Vanhoutan. Michelle Whisler. Mike Younger. Becky Comi. Carol Cool. Linda Cool. Bobbi Gallardo. David Howell. Cindy Jones. Bob Murray. Susan O'Conner. Tim Smith. Lynn Taylor. Sheila Thomp- son. Rhonda Wigton. Cindy Woolsey. and Colleen Palmer. 92 Let’s Go Crazy The yearbook staff had their work cut out for them. With copy to write and deadlines to meet. most of the year was nothing short of madness. To start off the year they traveled to Rampart High School to learn the ropes of putting together a yearbook. Among the other activities were advertisements to sell, along with selling the year- books themselves, and a pizza party to celebrate the meeting of their 2nd deadline. Fortunately, with hard work comes the satisfaction of producing a product ev- eryone can enjoy. We hope that you will enjoy all the pride, work, and fun that we put into your 84'85 Husky Yearbook. Special thanks to Mrs. Sue Hitt, our supervi- sor. and Jane! Hutchinson, our editor-in-chief. (dilorinchicf Activities editor Cists Section editor Sports editor Business mjnjger Orgtniulion editor Indet � nd closing editor. Photographers == ] Jjnel Hutchinson Jerry Pelermjn (bine Hjtfield Michele Whisler Dun Brown kjthy Mjgnusson Steve Adjmic Mike Boisse. Jjtnet Tuley Chuck Owens Top A typical day of work for the yearbook staff. Center: Jane! Hutch- inson. our editor-in-chief, checking up on Steve Adamic and Dian Brown. Bottom: The members of the 1984-85 Husky Yearbook Staff are as follows (left to right): Front- Debbie Robertson. Diane Cornelia. Christie Warden. Michelle Whisler. Yvonne Daniels. Monica Carochi. Second Row- Kathy Magnusson. Dian Brown. Janel Hutchinson. Robin Staples. Back- Janet Tuley. Kelly Price. Chuck Owens. Debbie Meastas. Steve Adamic. Elaine Hatfield. Kristin Timm. Kriss Doxtater. and Rhonda Wiley. 93 PPL Champs The 1984 hoys and girls cross country teams finished their season at the State meet on Saturday. Nov. 8. This has been the most successful season for both the boys and girls in the history of Florence High School. The girls finished their season with a first ever Pike's Peak League championship, and a fourth place finish at state behind Lake County. Sargent, and Aspen. The girls team consisted of: Michelle Raley. Michele Whisler. Janet Hutchinson. Dian Brown. Elaine Hatfield. Crystal Warden. Ori Hayashi. Karin Hatfield. Dana Adamson, and Tanya King. On the boys team were: Gary Serfoss, Lawrence Martinez. Juliam Herrera. Gary John- son. and Chris Nelson. J. V. consisted of: Tom Smith. Albert Bufmack. Steve Adamic. Ray Esquibel. Nick Cobb. Wade Schneider. Steve Johnson, and Adrian Martinez. Coaches for the teams were Janice Fedde. and George Bray. Michele Whisler runs through the pain at the Florence Invitational. I9S4 cross country team front row. left to right: Chris Nelson. Gary Serfoss. Ray Esquibel. Lawrence Martinez. Wade Schneider, and Adrian Martinez. Middle row: Elaine Hatfield. Crystal Warden. Janet Hutchinson. Dana Adamson. Karen Hatfield. Ori Hayashi. Dian Brown. Tanya King. Michelle Raley, and Michele Whisler. Back row: assistant coach George Bray. Steve Johnson. Leon Cortez. Julian Herrera. Tom Smith. Albert Bufmack. Gary Johnson. Nick Cobb. Steve Adamic, and head coach Janice fedde. Fedde Named Coach Of The Year Congratulations to Miss Fedde the Boys 6 Girls cross country teams coach. She was named the area's Coach of the year. She coached Chris Nelson to a twelth place finish at the State cross country meet and the boys team which finished second in the league. And the girls team won the Pikes Peak League Cham- pionship under her. She s a great coach and very well liked by her team as well as students. Mits fedde congratulated the harriers on a fine effort after a meet. 96 Lawrence Martinez and Chris Nelson lead the pack as the gun sounds. Freshman Chris Nelson makes big strides at the Rocky Ford Invitational for a 3rd place Finish Lawrence Martinez. Gary Serioss. and Julion Herrera keep in touch with each other at the Rocky Ford Invitational 97 Varsity Football Saturday. November 10. 1984. was a day of sadness but a year of accomplishments. The defending state AA champions lost a heartbreaker to the Gunnison Cowboys by a score of 28 to 21. The team was without some key players in the game due to injuries. Louis Rocchio hurt his knee at the beginning of the season and was out for the remainder of the season due to his injury. Sopho- more. Kelly McDermott, who took over Rocchio s job at cornerback. broke his hand in practice the day before the quarter final game. And Mike DeWall hurt an ankle also the day before the quarter final matchup. The team did accomplish to win the third straight Pikes Peak League championship over the Manitou Mustangs. In only three years, the team record is 33 wins and 2 losses. Thanks to the great support from the student body and the community, the team is looking for another winning season in 1985. Rod Marques runs through the defense of the Salida Spartans. Undefeated STATE CHAMPS l$ 34 Front row-left to right-. Clint Veach. Rod Marques. Butch Faoro. Chris Raley. Stacey Jole. Bobby Daniels. Nick Bellino. Jeff Peterson. Chris Ayala. Terry Sherfy. David Cortez, and Tim Smelser. Middle row: Tom Stenzel. Kelly McDermott. Gary Haynes. Chad Rutter. Tom Camerio. Jon Dickey. Todd Baker. David Brisker. Ron Sanders. John Ayala. Kevin Smith. Brian Olmen. Chris Branham. Matt Shirola. Mike DeWall. Kevin O'dell. and manager Sean Baker. Back row. Assistant coach Melvin Smith. Manager Keith Widick. Jim Justus. Jeff Lindsey. John Medrick. 98 Joey Marschall. Mike Whaley. Kevin Runner. Tim Dagleish. Wade Leatherberry. John DelMonte. Darren Serfoss. Rob DeWall. Ted Stenzel. Mike Hicks. Don Yeoman. Randy Toler. Ray Trujillo, and head coach Doug Cogan. ,Seniors Excell Left: Randy Toler sacks Falcon quarterback Bucky Whaley. Above: Mike Whaley shows the form which earned him All-State honors. Rod Marques gets good blocks from his offensive line to kick the ball through the defenders. 99 The frosh football team for 84-85 had an excellent sea- son with 4 wins and 2 losses. Coming into a new school is really hard and everyone wants to see how the freshmen will hold up! Even under pressure, the frosh team shows that they can reach their goals. With a team of 27 players, these are the future state champions of Florence High! They have high hopes and big ambitions! The coaches of this team (Coach Vaughn and Coach Barber) expect alot and the team is ready and willing to show that they can do it! FRESHMEN START OUT FRESH Fresfimen Freshman team sitting left to right: Top row: Sterling Hess. Steve Goff. Greg Colgin. Dave Bray. Charley Wanner. Rich Stridden. Bill Mahoffy. Nick Bufmack. Matt Williams. Shawn Waller. Second row: Coach Vaughn. David Fisher. Brian Perdue. Greg Teel. Darren Dunsmore. Don Hunter. Rich Luces. Chris Wells. David Grisenti. John Rankin. Coach Barber. Third row: Aaron Havery. Steve Miller. John Cobbler. Mike DelaRosa. Jamie Hanies. Jim Daily. Brady Burelson. David Bellino. David Mata. Crazy Bout FHS Yes! Yes! Yes!” Making posters, decorating locker rooms, lockers and pillow cases, and goody boxes all go into being an FHS Cheerleader and Pom Pon girl. Not only do the girls cheer at the games but they put in many hours of practice and into doing nice things to show the teams they are behind them. They also compete at state wide competi- tion; always receiving very good ratings. 101 CHEER! The Cheerleaders lead a cheer at the homecoming assembly. The Cheerleaders get the crowd going at a football game. Varsity Cheer; Back row: Colleen Cogan. Tonya Smith. Julie Byrne. Front row: Stephanie Haynes. Tina Barela. Becky Comi. and Theresa Bustos- Villagrana. POMPON! Pom-Port girls get the crowd going at the homecoming assembly. The Pom-Pon girls start off the pep assembly with the Fight Song. Not only do the Pom-Pon girls perform at half Varsity Pom-Pon for 1984-85: Top: Susan Rankin. Rhonda Adamson: second row. Melissa Archu times, but they also help out by cheering with the letta. Susan O'Conner. Third row Cindy Woolsey. Monica Carochi. Chris Egland. Bottom row Cheerleaders. Sabrina Lenard. 103 Varsity Volleyball” The 1984 Husky volleyball team didn t have too success- ful of a season. But they did move up in the League standings. The girl's team needed more mental work to get them ready for games, when things started getting rough they lost their mental block and this resulted in losses. The team really helped each other out and gave them outstanding spirit that every team should have. The) always had a team loss, and not just an individual loss. They took credit for everything and not to just one individual. The team consisted of Seniors: Rose Herrera. Tina Sudo. Cindy Hutchinson. Julie Fox. and Ruth Boody. Juniors on the team were: Jane Esquibel. Lydia Garcia. Diane Cornelia. Michelle McEndree. Debbie Coleman, and al- ternate Robin Staples. The coach for the team was Sandy Torri, along with assistant coaches Jane Van Oosten and Daryl Torri. Michelle Mctndree leaps high for an outstanding spike against Lewis Palmer. Front row-left to right: Jane Esquibel. Lydia Garcia. Hose Herrera. Cindy Hutchinson, and Diane Cornelia. Back row: Managers Diane Herrera and Amber Hodgson. Debbie Coleman. Tina Sudo. Michelle McEndree. Julie Fox. Ruth Boody. Head Coach Sandy Torri, and manager Heidi Kowal. 104 Spikers Get 4th In League Laura Marschall goes high for a spike, above: Cindy Hutchinson sets the ball while Domoni Desalvo goes for the bump. 105 above- Ruth Boody runs hard to get the ball over the net. JV Has Successful Season” The JV's volleyball season was one of a kind! Although the JV teams don’t get much recognition, they play to win and do it! They had an excellent season with 6 wins and 4 losses! With a bump here and a spike there, they really know what they're doing! Some of their top team players were Terry Vavra. Robin Staples, and Shantell Rogers, although they worked as a team and as one also. Coach VanOosten was very proud of them. Above. Terry Vavra is ready for a nice bump up. while Dawn Mulso is ready for any back-up work. To the Left: Robin Staples has a good ‘up”, while Jessica Brosh is ready for a set. and Deanna Cambell for any mess-ups. The JV team from left to right: Back row. Terry Vavra. Patty Paterson. Coach VanOosten. Dawn Mulso. Robin Staples. Kneeling: Jessica Brosh. Stacy Sears. Deanna Cambell. Sitting: Shantell Rogers. Patty Rocchio. Lou Moschetti. Barb Haddock. J. V. Boys Basketball The J.V. team this year did an outstanding job! It tells you about next years varsity team, as it shows all of their talent, ability, and all out hard work. As they sweated from day to day they gained in experience, and got ready to replace the gradu- ating Seniors. Three of the J. V. players played on the Varsity squad: Matt Shirola, Paul Mata, and Tom Smith. Although, they stuck out on the court they all played as a team whether they won a game or lost one. The J. V. team, top row from left to right- Shawn Baker Mgr.. Jeff Lindsey. Stacy Jole. Brent Johnson. Tom Smith. Matt Shirola. Paul Mata. Gary Leader. Jim Justus, and manager Rich Maltbie. Bottom Row- Jeff Peterson. Albert Bufmack. Chris Raley. John Quintana. Mike Moos. Paul Smith. Not pictured Kelly McDermott. Varsity Boys Going to slate and placing 3rd was a great way to end the season of 1984-85. This year was Mr. Merriam's last year to coach such an outstanding team. He was very much impressed. Losing seven of the twelve players to graduation is pretty depressing. The seniors that we are losing are Jon Dick- ey. Mike Whaley. Rod Marquez. Lawrence Martinez. Clyde (the Glyde) Cambell. Kevin Smith. Randy Toler, and Mgr. Keith Widick. This years team proved a lot to the Florence High School- Basketball is a very exciting and challenging sport. The guys spent a lot of time each day proving to everyone that our Florence guys really know how to show their stuff! PPL Champs Above right: Jon Dickey stuffs the basket at a home game. Below. Varsity team, left to right: Coach Villagrana. Paul Mata. Tom Smith. Clyde (the Clyde) Cambell. Mike Whaley. Joe Marschall. Kay Esquibel. Lawrence Martinez. Rod Marquez. Kevin Smith. Jon Dickey. Matt Shirola. Coach Merriam. Bottom row: Rich Maltbie. Mgr.. Keith Widick. mgr., and Shawn Baker, mgr. Above: Joe Marschall and Kevin Smith look ready to come down for the rebound at a home game against the Fountain Trojans. Left: Rod Marquez, going up for a lay-up at a home game. 109 Husky Girls Met The Challenge Being P.P.L. champs and doing their best to play a good game was only half the story of our varsity girls. The other half was working hard at all the practices and proving that F.H.S.: has the best! Seniors Ruth Boody. Michele Whisler. Julie Fox, Bobbi Gallardo and Cindy Hutchinson had a good year and were joined by two outstanding freshmen players: Laura Marschall and Ni- col Graham. Ending the season with a 21-4 record plus getting to go to districts made things just great! Above: Ruth Boody shows some action while Bobbi Gallardo and Julie Fox look on. Below: I9S5 varsity squad: (I. to r.) Mgr. Elena Ayala. Ruth Boody. Michele Whisler. Nicol Graham. Julie Fox. Michelle McEndree. Laura Marschall. Debbie Coleman. Jane Esquibel. Bobbi Gallardo Domoni DeSalvo. Coach Zamarripa. Kneeling: Cindy Hutchinson and Lydia Garcia. 110 Above: Julie Fox maneuvers around some Salida girls, while Lydia Garcia gets ready for the pass. Below: Cindy Hutchinson hangs on for the jump ball against a Trojan defender. Ill J.V. And Frosh Girls Basketball Above: J.V. team (I. to r.)-Janet Tuley. Jerry Vavra. Terry Peterman. Robin Staples. Dawn Mulso. Jesica Brosh and Janet Hutchinson. Below: Frosh squad (top row. I. to r.)-Karin Hatfield. Lisa Steifel. Nicole Danburg. Coach Steve McCaleb. Kerry Lyon. Jodi Carochi and Suzi Freeman. Kneeling-Brenda Hardrick and Rhonda Lhamon. 112 J. V. Wrestling Although they are all young and not very experienced, the J. V. wrestling squad enjoyed learning the sport and showing the audience what they could and could not do. They practiced often, both before and after school and worked out with weights to increase strength and endur- ance. Diets were carefully watched to maintain the ideal. One weekend binge could put these guys out of their wrestling classification. The matmaids also helped the team by bringing them fruits and other foods they need to keep healthy and to remind them that they were appreciated. Below: J. V. wrestling squad and mat maids pose for a photo with coaches Dennis Solo and Boh Barber. 113 Varsity Wrestlers On the mat- that is where these wrestlers perform. They did their best and enjoyed the sport as well. They worked hard and it always paid off. Squad members Ted Stenzel. Butch Faoro and Avery Guillermo all went to state in Denver and represented F.H.S. with style. With Coach Barber leaving, the team will have to get used to a new style of coaching but we are betting that the matmen will continue to represent Flusky Pride. Top row: Brian Addington. David Cortez. Louis Brown. Todd Baker. Butch Faoro. Ted Stenzel. Rob DeWall and Mike Marquez. Kneeling. David Bel lino. Julian Herrera. Joe Wilson. Jon James. Avery Guillermo. 114 115 Varsity Goes To State!! The varsity team had an outstanding season under the leadership of Coach Vaughn. They won both the league championship and the district championship to lead them to take a trip to state. And although their performance was an end to their last season, the boys did an outstanding job. Above: Jon Dickey goes for another base hit. Below: Joe De- Salvo swings for another hit. Above. SAFE! Below: A watchful Husky player swings under the guidance of Coach Vaughn. 116 Varsity Shines Left: John Med rick throws another strike. Right: Albert Bufmack slides into home. Back row-. Ted Stenzel. James Gallardo. John Johnson. Jon Dickey. Albert Bufmack. Brian Olmen. Third row Paul Mata. Nick Bellino. Second row: Jamie Haines. Don Brosh. Joe DeSalvo. John Medrick. Shawn Trevithick. Front row-. Terry Sherfey and Chris Raley. 117 Vaughn Chosen Coach Of The Year Jim Vaughn, head coach of the Husky baseball team, was chosen the Pikes Peak area baseball coach of the year by the Colorado Springs Gazette Telegraph. His coaching led the team to a state play-off berth. When asked what his reaction to being chosen was. he replied. Out of all the fine coaches in this area. I thought it was a real honor to be chosen. Mr. Vaughn, far right, exhibits some of his award winning coaching style. J.V. Ends Season 4-6 Despite a disappointing season. Coach Vaughn and Assistant Coach Steve Shannon both feel there are some good varsity prospects on the team and look forward to coaching the players next year. 118 Six Go To State Six harriers represented Florence High School at the Slate Track meet for the 1985 season. Randy Toler, the only senior to participate for the Huskies at the state meet, took a first place Finish at the District meet in the pole-vault. He finished his high school career with a sixth place finish at the State meet. Chris Nelson participated in the two-mile run after finishing in first place also at the District track meet. He finished in fourth place at the state level. Also, the 440 yard relay team of Tom Camerio. Mike Delarosa. Joey Marschall. and Willie Smith qualified for state, but missed making Finals after running a tough preliminaries. The team will only lose four par- ticipants to graduation. From row: Gary Johnson. Chris Wells. Mike Delarosa. Kandy Toler. Nick Cobb. Willie Smith, and Steve Johnson. Middle Rows. Chris Branam. Todd Baker. Tom Camerio. Sterling Hess. Ron Sanders. Avery Guillermo, and Chris Nelson. Also. Coach Rudy Polhamus. Jim Daly. Louis Brown. Paul Gray. Lawrence Martinez. Todd Williams. Tom Slenzel. Gary Haynes, and Coach Daryl Torri. Back Row: Don Yeoman. Rich Maltbie. Anthony Fsquibel. Tilliman Bean. Ray Esquibel. Joey Marschall. Greg Teel, and Manager Donna Vanhouten. 119 'S5 Husky Boys Track The 1985 F.H.S. boys track team will lose only four seniors to graduation. Randy Toler, who took pole vault honors at state: Lawrence Martinez, a very strong competitor in the 880 yard run: and Don Yeo- man and A very Guillermo. The remaining underclass- men will be looking forward to a very successful 986 season. 120 Husky Invitational Senior Randy Toler dears the bar in the pole vault. Freshman Steve Johnson does his best at the broad jump. Girls Track Team At Districts The 1985 girls track team had a successful season under the coaching of fifth year coach John Rhoads and Assistant Coach Sandy Torri. The team took ten girls to the state meet, the most that has ever gone. The team had placed in every meet of the season with an outstanding first place in the Manitou Springs Invitational. and a second place at their own Husky Invitational, one of the largest meets of the season. The team will lose only two members to graduation so next year's team should experience continuing success. 1985 girls track team, bottom row-. Dana Adamson. Connie Crespin. Oh Hayashi. Lydia Garcia. Janel Hutchinson. Annette Stenzel. Karin Hatfield. Second row: Sherri Hicks. Tina DeLeo. Julie Kerr. Dian Brown. Jennifer Ritter. Therese Ramirez. Third row-. Sandy Torri. Pam Hlavachick. Shelly Sears. Tanya King. Nicole Dan burg. Therese Pruett. Amber Lauderdale. Coach Rhoads. Top row-. Elaine Hatfield. Michelle Thompson. Kathy Egulf. Michele Whisler. Ruth Boody and Jodi Carochi. 1985 Girls Track The 1985 girls track team finished their season at the state track meet on May I 7th and 8th. Ruth Boody was the only harrier to place at the meet. She finished her high school career with a 4th place finish in the 100 and 200 yard dash and in the long jump. Michele Whisler and Ruth Boody. both seniors, combined with Lydia Gar- cia and Elaine Hatfield, competed in the 880 medley race. Although they did not make the finals, they broke many school records along the way. With all of the fine team members who will be back to participate next year, plus new members coming up. the girls track team should continue to be a source of pride for F.H.S. Left: Nicole Danburg makes a perfect landing at the Husky Invitational, while. Below, the track team pushes on to victory. 123 Girls Track Coach Will Be Missed Coach John Rhoads brought many records, ac- complishments and state berts to the Husky girls track program and he will surely be missed by the runners he coached. In his first year at F.H.S. he had two events in which runners qualified for state competition. In his second season he once again had two events for runners to compete. In the third season he sent three girls to state. His fourth season saw the runners increase to seven to attend the state meet plus many school records were broken. This year's team was the best yet. The team placed at every meet and even took a first at the Manitou Springs Invitational. Ten girls qualified for the state meet in eleven events. Coach Rhoads helped his runners achieve much during his five years as coach. Although we will miss him. the pride he found in the team will help them to continue to achieve. Above. Coach John Rhoads 124 The Never Ending Memory Stephanie King 1968-1985 Each of us have battles in our lives. The big battles we fight usually come when we are older, tired and ready. Steph s battle came early-she fought it with her youth and energy. Yet when defeat was obvious, she triumphed with her spirit. She believed in the message of her favorite poem Joy Cometh in the Morning. This. too. will pass: believe it. O my heart! There will be sunlight on some distant hill: Storms cannot last forever: joy will start. And troubled waters someday will grow still. Hurt is transient; when it serves its need. It vanishes: relief must follow pain: Oh. always when the flood goes, tides recede! No sorrow ever is endured in vain. ” Whenever any of her friends had a problem, their problem was bigger than hers was. — Susan Fitzgerald She made me realize what good friends truly are and gives me courage when things go bad. — Orito Hayashi She had a smile for everybody. If you were depressed, you could always count on Steph to cheer you up. — Denise Seitz She never allowed her disabilities to overcome her love of life. — Mrs. Monett Whenever she was around us she seemed to be just herself as she had always been. I will miss her very much. — Jon Lamoreux Steph was the craziest, nuttiest best friend anyone could ask for. Everything we did we had fun at. I'm really going to miss her!” — Kathy Magnusson My special memory of Stephanie was her ability to always be cheerful and her funny laugh. — Brent Johnson Steph King won! Thanks to Steph I have grown to appreciate life more. She was the bravest person I have ever met and grown to love. — Tonya Goff Even though her life was getting darker. Stephanie always had a light, positive attitude. She showed me strength and courage that may lean on forever. — Mrs. Hecker 125 Steph left footprints in the sands of time . . She enjoyed and experienced life's steps just ahead of us! — Mrs. Orton Huskies Had A Great 126 There are so many things which make up a great school year. To some, it is catching the pass at a close football game. Others bolstered up the crowd with enthusiastic cheers. Some classes had the perfect combination of people and stand out in the memory. Assemblies bring back vivid memories to many, while for others the tense moments before competing in a cross country event spark a good thought or two. No matter how they served their school. Huskies did it with style and pride. Here are a few favorite times. Maybe one of them was yours! GARY SERFOSS - VALEDICTORIAN BRIAN OLMEN - SALUTATORIAN RUTH BOODY - WOMAN ATHLETE OF THE YEAR JON DICKEY - TOM KELLY AWARD Graduation '85 Why Can't We? On Sunday. May 26. 1985. the F.H.S. graduation ceremonies were held at the Palmer Field Stadium. The salutatori- an. Brian Olmen. gave a brief greeting to the audience and spoke of what the past four years were like. The graduation address was given by Mr. Victor Becco, former principal of F.H.S.. and was an inspirational message entitled Why Can't We? The class of '85 will reach for their dreams if they can keep the positive message which Mr. Becco gave them! Following the address, the Show Choir performed We are the World under the direction of Mr. Karl Leason. Scholarships and awards were presented by Mr. Burleson and Mrs. Orton. Class valedictorian Gary Serfoss gave the class farewell speech. Then, the moment that all students prepared for came- the presentation of the class of '85 and the presentation of diplomas. 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CO 81212 275-1624 PENROSE CLINIC Dr. Sharon K. Poole Dr. Jon Smalley Pediatric and adolescent medicine Family Practice ( blev ioi] CdfCaijonCity' FEATURING 1 HB© Qnmusnw esfh THE TOTAL SPORTS NETWORK MUSIC TELEVISION'''' £3 NICKELODEON ™! §g uf FOR ALL YOUR ENTERTAINMENT NEEDS! 143 C� Q FASHIONS M 109 West Mam Florence Colorado 81226 City of Florence Family Clothing and shoe store C±l Quality selection and value 784-6544 Go Husky's! World of Variety Cliff Brice RIGHT TRUCK 118 W. Main Florence. Co. 784-4453 217 N. Church Florence. Co. For a lunch time treat. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Florence Citizen Owen’s Photography Zemi Photography We appreciate your support! 1985 Husky Yearbook Staff A Abercrombie. Grant Adamic. Steve 34. SI. 88. 93. 95 Adamic. Troy 59. 88 Adamson. Dana 59. 64. 74. 95 Adamson. Rhonda 5. 34. 103 Addington. Bryan 46 Addington. Kay 18 Addington. Luree 34 Allen. Gary Allen. Richard Alvidrez. Athena 18. 88 Amaya. Linda 34 Anderson. Terry Archuletta. Melissa 34. 103 Atwood. Debbie 18 Ayala. Chris 46. 98 Ayala. Connie 46. 53 Ayala. Elena 18. 110 Ayala. John 18. 98 B Babcock. Debbie 18 Babcock. Koko 59 Babcock. Shellie 46 Baker. Matt 59 Baker. Kathy 46 Baker. Shawn 46. 81. 98. 107. 108 Baker. Todd 34. 81. 98 Barela. Tina 46. 48. 102 Bean. Tilliman 46 Beavers. Mary 59 Becco. Vic 69 Beck. Gary Bel lino. David 59. 100 Bellino. Nick 34. 95. 117 Berry. Nancy 18 Bertroch. Joanne 59 Bird sail. A pry I 59 Bird sail. Fred 34 Birdsall. Rick 18. 21 Blatnick. Tim 18 Block. Barbie 46. 49. 56. 81 Boh her. Kristi 59 Boisse. Mike 18. 87 Boll. Christine 46 Boll. Susan 34 Boody. Ruth 18. 25. 74. 104. 110. 128 Bowyer. Kim 59 Bowyer. Tara 34 Boyd. Roxie 69 Brady. Lorie 46 Branam. Chris 46. 98 Bray. Dave 100 Brisker. David 34. 88. 98 Brosh. Don 34. 43. 84. 117 Brosh. Jessica 46. 53. 74. 106 Brotherton. Shalene 46 Brown. Dian 34. 81. 88. 93. 95 Brown. Duane 34. 59. 80. 88 Brown. Kevin Brown. Luis 34. 80 Broyles. Hohnnie 59 Brunet to. Alice 69 Brunetto. Joe 69 Bucher. Leann 46 Bufmack. Albert 34. 95. 107. 117 Bufmack. Nick 59. 62. Buhrle. David 34 Bullard. Andy 46 Burg in. Bob 34. 80 Burleson. Brady 59. 64. 81. 88. 100 Burleson. Richard 69 Byrne. Brenda 18. 29 Byrne. Julie 46. 102 Byrne. Marie 18. 74 C Camerio. Tom 8. 34. 40. 41. 98 Campbell. Clyde 18. 81. 108 Campbell. Deanna 5. 46. 49. 106 Canchola. Paul 18 Canchola. lack Cantor. Tammi Carlson. Jackie 18 Carochi. Jodi 59 Carochi. Monica 15. 19. 93. 103 Carpenter. Jim 34. 43 Carter. Darren 46. 87. 92 Carver. Brad 34. 40 Chambers. Jeremy 59 Cha put. John 46 Chaput. Tony Cheesman. Craig 59 Cheesman. Martin 46 Christiansen. Shawna 34 Ciancio. Nick Cobb. Nick 46. 95 Cobler. David 19 Cobler. John 6. 59. 100 Cogan. Colleen 46. 81 Cogan. Doug 69 Coleman. Debbie 34. 76. 88. 104. 110 Colgin. Greg 59. 110 Comi. Becky 19. 101. 102 Conover. Curtis 59 Conover. Scott 34 Cook. Sheri 19. 24. 29. 79 Cool. Linda 34. 85 Cool. Linda 59 Corley. Stephanie 59. 88 Cornelia. Anthony 46 Cornelia. Diane 35. 76. 93. 104 Cortez. David 19. 28. 98 Cortez. Leon 6. 35. 92. 95 Cox. Dan 59 Cox. John 60 Crawford. John 47 Crespin. Connie 35 Cruz. Judy 60 Currier. Car! 35 Cuttis. William 19 D Dalgliesh. Tim 35. 98 Daly. Jim 60. 100 Danburg. Nichole 60. 64. 81 Daniels. Bobby 47. 98 Daniel. Yvonne 19. 93 Darrah. David 47. 79 Darrow. Harold 19. 80 Davidson. Jennifer 60 DeGane. Aaron 60 DelaRosa. Mike 60. 68. 81. 100 DeLeo. Tina 35 Delmonte. George 47 Del monte. John 31. 98 Demoss. Paula 19 Dennison. Gerald 47 DeSalvo. Domoni 35. 43. 110 DeSalvo. Joey 35. 116. 117 Devine. Eric 47 DeVor. Jennifer 60 DeWall. Lynette 5. 52. 60. 81. 88 DeWall. Mike 35. 81. 88. 98 DeWall. Rob 47. 88. 98 Dickey. Jon 19. 25. 29. 30. 98. 108. 116. 117. 128 Dieter. Debra 19 Diggles. Warren 47 Dodd. Robert 60 Doxtater. Candice 47. 79 Doxtater. Kristine 19. 92. 93 Downer. Weldon 48 Duncan. Dorraine Dunsmoor. Darren 60. 68. 100 Dutra. Roberta 59. 79 Dye. Becky 35. 76 E Eaklor. Shaun 60 Egland. Chris 19. 103 EguK. Kathy 47 Elliot. Kathy 47 Enoch. Bill 19 Esau. Tedi 47 Esquibel. Anthony 60 Esquibel. Jane 35. 104. 88. 41. 110 Esquibel. Patty 35. 95. 108 F Failing. Scott 19 Falgien. Joann 47 Faoro. Lawrence 19. 98 Faunce. Kristina 22. 29. 87 Faxall. Ramona 47 Fedde. Janice 69 Fellhauer. Theresa 35. 77 Ferguson. Terri 60 Filos. Tereese 47. 49. 52 Fisher. David 100 Fisk. Cindy 60 Fitzgerald. Susan 35. 78 Flores. Andrew Flores. Anthony 47 Ford. Linda Forsythe. Christine 47 Fox. Julie 22. 104. 110. Ill Freeman. Susie 6. 60 G Gallardo. Bobbi 21. 22. 110 Gallardo. James 47. 56. 117 Garcia. Frank 88 Garcia. Lydia 16.. 35. 36. 40. 74. 104. 110. Ill Gardner. Brenda 69 Gardner. Steve 60. 88 Garrett. Becky 47 Gianarelli. Larry 35 Goff. Steven 60. 100 Goff. Tonya 4. 35. 76 Goodman. Kathy 60 Gordon. Linda 35 Graft. Kim 35. 40 Graft. Leah 60. 80 Graham. Kathleen 69 Graham. Nicol 60. 8. 10 Gray. Paul 60 Gray. Robert 35 Green. Mitch 47 Green. Rick 60 Green. Tommy 47 Grisenti. David 60. 100 Grosshart. Trisha Guillermo. Avery 22 Gunter. Becky 47 H Haddock. Barbara 35. 106 Haddock. Lorraine 22. 77 Haddock. Robert 47 Haddock. Terrie 61 Haines. Jamie 61. 62. 100. 117 Hall. Mary 61 Ham met. Alyson 22. 88 Hammel. Jay 47. 87 Hanna. Brian 61 Hansen. Bill Hansen. Kevin 35. 37. 88 Hansen. Margaret 22 Hanssard. Tammy 35 Hardin. Brian 14. 22. 24. 29 Hard rick. Brenda 16. 61 Harmes. Carole 22. 24. 32. 74 Harris. Tonia 61 Harrow. Ryan 50 Harrow. Ryan 50 Harshenbarger. Kamela 50 Hartley. Mike 50 Harvey. Aaron 61. 88. 100 Harvey. Paul 61 Harwood. Lloyd 50. 52. 77. 49. 74 Hassler. Clarence 61 Hatfield. Elaine 35. 40. 93 Hatfield. Karin 61. 95 Hayashi. Orito 38. 81. 93 Haynes. Gary 50. 81. 98 Haynes. Stephanie 7. 38. 77. 102 Hazel ton. Steve 53 Heiser. Chuck 38 Herrera. Diane 22. 31. 76. 92. 104 Herrera. Elyssia 61. 81 Herrera. Julian 38. 40. 81. 95. 97 Herrera. Melissa 61 Herrera. Rose 22.25. 104 Herrera. Sabrina Hess. Sterling 61. 81. 100 Hicks. Mike 22. 98 Hicks. Sherri 38 Hilt. Mike Hitt. Sue 69 Hlavachick. Pam 61. 88 Hodge. Michelle Holtz. Brian 38 Hodgson. Amber 49. 50. 104 Houston. Bill Houston. Darla Howard. Gary 61. 63 Howard. Tonja 38 Howell. David 38 Hudnall. David 38 Hughes. James 61 Hunter. Don 61. 100 Huston. Perry 50 Hutchinson. Colby Hutchinson. Cindy 22. 104. I O. Ill Hutchinson. Jane! 7. 38. 13. 81. 93. 95 Ireland. Wayne 61 Irvine. Sherry 49. 50. 52. 53 J Jackson. Suzette 38. 43 Jackson. Tina 61. 84 James. John 61 James. Jon 38 Jaquez. Joe 38 Jaques. Mary 48. 50 Jeffcoat. Lanea 50 Johnson. Alice 50 Johnson. Becky 61 Johnson. Brenda 50 Johnson. Brent 38. 74. 76. 88. 17 Johnson. David 38 Johnson. Gary 50. 56. 95 Johnson. Jeff 61. 64. 74. 88 Johnson. John 50. 56. 117 Johnson. Ken 61 Johnson. Kirk 65. 68 Johnson. Sherri 58. 65 Johnson. Steve 65. 95 Jole. Stacy 50. 74. 98. 107 Jones. Cindy 22. 29. 76. 77. 92 Jones. Esther Anne 69 Jones. Jason 50 Jones. Melissa 50 Jones. Mike 38. 40 Justus. Donnie 65. 88 Justus. Jim 50. 78. 107 K Keefner. Mike Kelly. Michelle 22 Kelly. Mike 50 Kemp. Royce 50 Kerr. Julie 36. 38. 41.81 Kerr. Mike 65. 81 Kessler. Gerald Kessler. Phil 38 Kessler. Wayne 65 King. Les King. Stephanie 38. 76. 125 King. Tanya 64. 8. 95 Knox. Gene 65 Knox. Lisa 38 Kowal. Heidi 38. 104 Kowal. Janet 50. 52. 53 Krug. Audra 50 Krug. Jennifer 65 Krug. Ray 38 Kuhn. Craig 38 Kuhn. Jann 22 L Lain. Roland 38 Lamm. Bert 69 Lamoreaux. Jon 38. 46 Lange. Cheryl 37. 38 Lasha. Tandee 50 Lauderdale. Amber 36. 39. 41.81 Laurie. Donna 50. 81 Laurie. Dwight 51 Leader. Angela 65. 76 Leader. Gary 39. 107 Leason. Karl 69 Leatherberry 23. 98 Leonard. Sabrina 48. 51. 53. 103 Lenz. Nanette 39 Lenz. Wayne 65 Lewis. Blaine 39 Leynse. Jerry 69 Lhamon. Rhonda 65 Lindsey. Elaine 37. 39. 81 Lindsey. Jeff 51. 81. 98. 107 Loeber. Patricia 23. 29. 79 Looper. Troy 23. 76 Lovato. Rodney 65 Love. Joellen 69 Lovesee. Arthur 65 Lowther. Kevin 23 Lucas. Richard 65. 100 Lujan. Dan 69 Mackey. Kathy Mackinnon. Connie 65 Macoskey. John Magnusson. Kathy 4. 39. 74. 80. 93 Mahaffey. Bill 65. 100 Maltbie. Richard 51. 107. 108 Mann. Nancy Marlow. Kelly 23. 31 Marques. Mike Marques. Rod 30. 98. 99. 108. 109 Marschall. Joe 14. 16. 39. 98. 108. 109 MarschaU. Laura 65. 110 Martin. Roger Martinez. Adrian 65. 95 Martinez. Brian 65 Martinez. Lawrence 23. 30. 36. 95. 88. 96. 97. 108 Martinez. Robyn 65 Mata. David 65. 100 Mata. Paul 39. 43. 107. 108. 117 McCaleb. Steve 69 McCorkle. Kyle 23. 28. 14. 81. 101 McCormick. Beth 51. 87 McCormick. Michelle 66 McCrum. Jane 69 McDermott. Kelly 51. 98 McElhinney. Janet 23. 77 McElhinney. Joanne 23. 77 McEndree. Michelle 39. 37. 104. 110 McKee. Kim 51 McWilliams. Billy 51.. 77 McWilliams. Gary 51. 88 Mead. Corey 65. 66 Mead. Mike 51 Measlas. Cindy Meastas. Debbie 39. 93 Med rick. John 39. 98. 117 Mehring. Eric 39 Mereness. Andy 51. 80. 88 Mereness. Julie 66 Merriam. John 70 Michelli. Jodi 39 Miller. David 66. 80 Miller. Sandra 51 Miller. Steve 66. 100 Minnick. Mike Mitchell. Karen Mohr. Tammy 39. 40 Moos. Mike 51. 107 Morgan. Larry 51 Morgan. Robert 74. 88 Mori. Ted 66 Moschetti. Lou 49. 51. 53. 106 Mosher. Clarence 51 Mosher. Kim 51. 88 Mullis. Dawn 51 Mullis. Kelly 23. 31 Mulso. Dawn 49. 51. 106 Mulso. Lance 23 Murphy. Barbara 39. 74 Murray. Robert 39. 84 N Nelson. Chris 64. 66. 95. 96. 97 Newell. Bill Nichols. Royce 66 Noel. Chris 66 O O'Conner. Susan 39. 103 O'Dell. Kevin 98 O’Dell. Paul 66 Oestreich. Debbie 51 Olmen. Brian 23. 29. 74. 76. 81. 98. 117. 128 O'Neil. Sheila 70 Orton. Sandy 70 Osowicki. Diane 70 Osowicki. Tom 39. 40 Owens. Brenda 39 Owens. Chuck 51. 87. 93 Owens. Debbie 23. 88 148 Owens. Jean i ne 39 Owens. Shannon 62. 66 P Pace belli. Gina 39 Palmer. Colleen 23. 31 Parker. Michelle 39 Patterson. Mike 66 Patterson. Patty 49. SI. 104 Patton. Terrie 23 Perdue. Brian 66. 100 Peterman. Scott 51. 76. 80 Peterman. Terry 37. 39. 92 Peterson. Jeff SI. 74. 98. 107 Pettyjohn. George 66 Picco. Mike 54. 87 Picco. Russ 39. 42. 84 Potts. Roni 42 Price. Kelly IS. 93 Price. Lecia 52. S3. 54. 88. 48 Pruett. Theresa 5. 52. 66 Pruvost. Brian 54 Pruvost. Mark 54 Q Quick. Mary Ann 62. 66 Quintana. Jennie 23. 81 Quintana. John 81. 107 R Rake. Michelle 42. 88 Raley. Chris 54. 98. 107. 117 Raley. Michelle 26. 30. 95 Ramirez. Susan 26. 79. 85 Ramirez. Theresa 42 Rankin. John 66. 100 Rankin. Susan 3. 7. 21. . 26. 29. 101. 103 Rex ford. Allen 54 Reynolds. Kurt 66 Reynolds. Tammy Rinke. Joyce 66. 88 Rinke. Lynn 54 Ritter. Jennifer 42 Ritter. Sharon 26. 29. 77 Roberts. Jody 26. 76 Robertson. Debbie 54. 93 Robison. Charles 66 Rocchio. Brenda 24. 26 Rocchio. Louis Rocchio. Patty 54. 106 Rodar met. Angelina 54 Rogers. Shantell 54. 56. 106 Rogers. John 66 Rogers. Ross 66 Romo. Paul 42 Ronco. Pat 54 Roy. Tim 42 Ruark. John 42 Rule. Charla Runner. Kevin 42. 98 Rutherford. Bill 42 Rutherford. John 54 Rutter. Chad 26. 98 Rybeck. John 54 Salz. Stacey 26 Sanders. Ron 3. 42. 98 Schneider. Carin 26. 76. 87 Schneider. Wade 54. 95 Schmidt. Debra 42 Schricker. Mack 54. 81 Schultz. Joe 42 Sciumbato. Mike Seal. Bob 70 Sears. Shelly 37. 42 Sears. Stacey 53. 54. 106 Seitz. Denise 42. 76 Serfoss. Darren 54. 98 Serfoss. Gary 26. 74. 76. 95. 97. 128 Serviss. Mary 42 Shannon. Steve 70 Sharp. Kaye 42 Sharp. Nancy 66. 81. 88 Sherfey. Terry 76. 98. 117 Shirola. Matt 54. 98. 107. 108 Shivers. Randy 26 Shoop. Lori 66 Shoop. Peggy 54 Shoop. Vicki Short. Dan 67 76. 77. Shroyer. Mike 70 Sigler. Sherry 42 Simon. Trevor 67 Simpson. Ramon 67 Six. Stephanie 5. 52. 54 Smelser. Tim 54. 88. 98 Smith. Charles 70 Smith. Dan 26 Smith. Kevin 26. 29. 98. 108. 109 Smith. Patty 26 Smith. Paul 54. 56. 107 Smith. Ray Smith. Tim 42. 95 Smith. Tom 42. 107. 108 Smith. Tonya 54. 76. 77. 102 Smith. Vickie 67 Smith. Willie 37 Snell. Michelle 3. 67. 81 Shorgrass. Theresa 67 Solis. Jamie 67 Solis. Pam 26. 85 Spohn. Donna 70 Sportsman. John 67 Stack. Mike 26 Stpples. Robin 37. 41. 42. 93. 104. 106 States. Crystill 55 States. Mike Steele. Christie 27 Slief el. Lisa 6. 67 Steffenson. Glenda 67 Stenzel. Annette 67. 81 Stenzel. Ted 24. 27. 81. 98. 117 Stenzel. Tom 55. 98 Stephans. Shawn 55 Stewart. Dan 42 Stick left. Richard 67. 100 Sudo. Tina 27. 104 Sundberg. Bill 7. 20 Swift. Becky 42 Swift. Dianna 67 Swift. Sherry 40. 55 Swope. Jack 67 Taylor. Lynn Taylor. Patty 67 Taylor. Robert 42 Teel. Greg 67. 81. 100 Thompson. Michelle 43. 74 Thompson. Sheila 67 Timm. Kristin 43. 93 Toler. Randy 25. 27. 30. 98. 99 Tomlinson. Jeff 67 Torri. Daryl 70 Trevithick. Shawn 43. 117 Trujillo. Lisa 43 149 Trujillo. Prise iHi 27 Trujillo. Ray 27. 98 Trumbo. Steve 55 Tuley. Janet 7. 37. 43. 81. 93 Twiss. Dennis 43 Wolfe. David 68 Wolfe. David Woolsey. Cindy 43. 103 Wort. Carolyn 43 Wort. Dwayne 67 Wright. Jack 55 Wright. Joel 55 Vanderschaaff. Bert is 24. 27. 32. 74. 76 Vanhoutan. Donna 67 Vaughn. James 70 Vavra. Terry 55. 74. 106 Veatch. Clint 55. 98 Vest. Byron 67 Villagrana. Theresa 55. 102 Villanueva. Tom 53. 55 Villanueva. Tony W Zamarripa. Ben 70 Waller. Shannon 3. 21. 27 Waller. Shawn 6. 67. 100 Wanner. Charles 67. 81. 88. 100 Warden. Christie 43. 95. 93 Warner. Judy Welds. Willy 43 Wehrman. Tracey 52. 55 Weigel. Bill 55 Wells. Chris 67. 100 West. Kyle 67 Westphal. Jackie Whaley. Mike 4. 25. 27. 29. 98. 99. 108 Whisler. Michele 27. 93. 95. 110 Widick. Keith 27. 98 Widick. Scott 55. 108 Wigton. Rhonda 27. 87 Wiley. Bobby 61 Wiley. Rhonda 27. 93 Williams. Lori 55 Williams. Marilyn 70 Williams. Matt 62. 68. 100 Williams. Todd 43 Wilson. Joe 27 Wilson. Michelle 43. 79 Wilson. Tami Withers. Kelly Woffendon. Kevin 27 Wolfe. Dana 55 Yellico. Adrienne 68 Yeoman. Don 27. 98 Younger. Mike 55. 81. 87 Z 150