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

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1986 volume:

JOjCXOW VOUK DKSAMS! What are your dreams? Are they succeeding at sports getting good grades, or having lasting friendships? We hope you will always follow your dreams-make them come true-and keep the special memories (which fill these pages) in your heart forever. Table Of Contents Memories 2 Staff 72 Classes Sports 75 Seniors 18 Groups 109 Juniors 33 Closing 124 Sophomores 46 Ads 126 Freshmen 59 Index 136 Huskey '86 Florence High School Florence, Colo. Volume 28 Above-The 1985 Homecoming Royalty. From left Queen-Janet Tuley, King-Joey Marshall, Senior Attendant-Heidi Kowal, Junior Attendant-Dawn Mu Iso, Sophomore Attendant- Rondi Wright and Freshmen Attendant-Raenelle Leyba. Above- King Joey Marschall and Queen Janet Tuley exit the field as their court follows them. CHERISH THE MEMORIES . During Homecoming week, the following events took place. Monday: We had a slave auction at which the highest bidder received that slave for the next day. The slaves and their owners all had a great time. Also on Monday, everyone dressed up in clothes to resemble their favorite Rock-N-Roll star. Tuesday: Rambos, and other favorites were seen around school and in the halls for Movie Star day. All of the slaves dressed up like their owners wanted them and performed various acts and performances as they were directed. Wednesday: Almost all of the colleges from around the state took part in our College Day. All of the Juniors and Seniors had the opportunity to visit with representatives from the college they had an interest in. Also on Wednesday the students dressed up in clothes that they would wear to the beach. Thursday: Students dressed up in Career and Sports clothes. That night the girls got together and played the Powder Puff game. The Seniors and the Sophomores won against the Freshmen and the Juniors. After the game we had a bonfire, pep rally, and a pizza party. Friday: Everyone dressed up in Blue and Gold to show their school spirit. AII of the clubs and organizations were “m invited to have a booth at our first Carnival. The 1985 Homecoming Slaves. Left- Cheerleaders cheer on the seniors during homecoming week at pep assembly. Below- He can't be serious! The crowd reacts with disgust as they look at Nick Bellino. Below- Kathy Magnusson and Rondi Wright smile for the camera on Rock-N-Roll day. ■■■ Students who attended the Snowtnll Dance had lots of fun. Cindy Woolsey and Shannon Waller are shown together at the dance. On Friday January 24, 1986, the girls and boys F Club sponsored the Snowball Dance. The Snowball Dance used to be a traditional formal dance that was held around Christmas time. Although this was a casual dance, everyone who attended had a great time. Below to the left: Students are shown at the dance. The music was provided by members of the F Club and the dance lasted from 9:30 to 12:00. Students it the dmce. Jeff Lindsey participating in the donkey basketball game. Seventh hour dance class has all the right moves. Lower left, 1985 Apple Day Royalty- Queen Cindy Woolsey, First Attendant Lecia Price, Second Attendant Dian Brown, Miss Personality Sherre Irving. Left, Choir practicing for another one of their great performances. Below, Look out! Bob Gray armed with a water balloon, as Todd Williams looks on. The results from rhe music survey were as follows. Mortey Crue was popular with rhe following people: Gory Haines, Domoni DeSalvo, Ron Tedesko, Jennifer Rirrer, Troy Jole, Doug Carpenter, Kenny McMullen, Craig Kuhn, Julie Mereness, Gory Howard, and Kevin Runner. Todd Baker and Todd Williams mer rhe Crue or o concert in Denver. Ashley Cunningham, Sreph Corley, and Kathleen Srrobhdge thought Tears for Fears was o good group. Steve Adamic, Rob DeWoll, and Orion Holtz liked Iron Maiden rhe best Also AC DC was Willy Smith and Mike Moos's favorite. Undo Cool and Toro Dowyer think Dire Straits is rhe best. Connie Crespin likes Madonna, Allan Henry, Prince and rhe Revolution; John Romos, Kiss; Drendo Owens, Phil Collins; Dwayne Wort, Lo-verboy, Kathy Goodman, anything bur dassicol and heavy-heavy rock; Kevin Stevenson, any rock, Darb Haddock, Von Holen,- Susan Fitzgerald, Air Supply, Tammy Mohr, Alabama; Scott Conover, Eddie Rabbit, Eric Mering, Eorl Thomas Conley; Charlie Robinson, Frank Zappa, Tommy Daffron, rock and some country,- Su-zerre Jackson, Rorr. Above, Todd WBoms, Gory Haines. Meteso Archulerro, and John Johnson in rhe library. Below, Shown Waller in one of those mixed-up moods. Below left, Mike DeWoll, Drenr Johnson, ond Mr Shannon Above left, Rhonda Adamson and Todd Baker. Above, Tiffany Blankenship, Gerry Bland, and Sandra McEl-hinny are hard at work in the library. Left, David Wolfes' car is caught trying to take a short-cut out of the parking lot. Below-left, Seniors Bob Gray, Tina Deleo Carter, Bill Rutherford, and Kristen Timm anticipating the moment to be sized for caps and gowns. Below, Mr. Roberts is shown wearing the latest fad in art fashion. The 1986 Junior-Senior Prom was held on Saturday, April 26, from 8:30 until 12:30 at the Sta-gedoor Canteen in Canon City. The theme which the junior class chose was Heaven and they carried out the theme with the freshmen servers dressed up like angels, complete with halos and wings. Decorations included star murals and clouds made of angel hair. Music was provided by D.J. Gary Scott Thomas from the Magic 99 radio station. During the dance the servers brought free soft drinks. After the dance a breakfast was served at the Quality Inn. Brent Johnson and Denise Seitz ruled as king and queen of the prom. “MBA 1986 Prc Aaron Harvey and Elaine Hatfield had time to smile for the photographer between dances. Nadine and Mark Herrera take a slow romantic dance. Linda Gordon, Bill Rutherford, Roni Potts and Cecil Freeman pause for a cold soft drink at prom. m Royalty kJF Clint Veatch and Dawn Mu Iso ruled as prince and princess at the prom. SXZKAVAGANZA This was the eleventh annual F.H.S. Extravaganza, held on May 8th 1986. It was a very excellent display of talent, intelligence, and organization of the students of Florence High School and the faculty involved, with displays in every area of academics, talent and vocation. This event is held every year for parents and citizens of the area to come and see some of the achievements of the students at Florence High School. There were booths and demonstrations in the areas of: Art; Photography; pottery; Video Production; Creative Journal; Home Economics-fashion show; Geometric Models; Physics reports; Wood workings; Robotics; Drafting Blueprints; House Construction; Modern Problems Survey; Creative Writing; Office Simulations; Peer Counseling Project; Biology projects; Spanish projects and food booth; French projects, skits and food booth; English I IV - Odyssey and Interview projects; Welding Projects; Auto repair projects; Variety show performance by the Drama Class; Vocal performances and Stage Craft Demonstrations by the music Department; and Modern Dance by the Dance Class. In which the students showed how much they knew and shared their knowledge in these areas. Students who helped organize the 1986 Extravaganza are: Stacey Sears Carl Currier Leon Cortez Joe Jaquez Gary Leader Brian Holtz Kaye Sharp Kelli Graham Tonya Goff Rebecca Graft Brenda Owens Chad Chambers Gerry Bland Extravaganza is organized by Vern Roberts, F.H.S. Art Instructor. BOTTOM LEFT: Mike Martinez takes a break from serving in the Foreign Language Booth; while others work or relax in the back ground. BOTTOM RIGHT: Ernest Valdez and Kelly Jole look around the Extravaganza at interesting projects. IT WAS SUM ZMS SXZKAVAGAMA. ABOVE: Kids from the Elementary are looking at the wood workings of some talented F.H.S. Students. RIGHT: Aaron Harvey demonstrates a stream current as Rion Camerlo looks on. BELOW: Todd Baker and Todd Williams pose in the Modern Problems Survey booth. These are some of the results of the survey given at the 1986 Extravaganza. This survey was given to both male and female; adult and teenager. jm 1A8LE 'P€MoNSTC3ATI 5M ■By 3be.K � Drug and Alcohol Abuse: Parents and our school system need to be involved with the education of young people to help them make the right choices. Most of the young people are against drug and alcohol abuse and feel that it is not being enforced by the law. Teenage Pregnancy: Moral values need to be taught through today's liberal education and with modern technology of today. This should be prevented exceptionally here at F.H.S. Most people feel that pregnancy should be saved for marriage. Child Abuse Most people think that child abuse is a severe crime that affects all social classes and should be punished to the extreme. Some feel that it is a sickness and related to alcohol and that the abusers should be rehabilitated. It is a fact that 66 percent of all child abuse cases are alcohol related. Tobacco Use: Most people do not approve of tobacco use because it is cancer-causing and they agree it should be illegal or under government control. Some feel that the youth are the biggest abusers and they are making the wrong choice. Major Modern Problem In Our Area: Most people feel that the major modern problems in our area are teenage pregnancy and drug and alcohol abuse. They feel that these problems are the results of a lack of parental responsibilities, concerns, and influences. Above, Janet Tuley with that look of astonishment. Was it really that surprising? Below left, Ron Sanders takes a tumble at the Donkey Basketball game. Below, Bill Estes and Sherri Johnson in the art room. Above, Lloyd Harwood and Colleen Cogan passing out 84-85 yearbooks. Below, Lynette DeWall doing a cheer. Below left, Jon James and Albert Bufmack in class. Upper left. Seniors getting measured for cap and gowns. world can give you, but what you can give to the world. I, your fellow classmate, challenge each and everyone of you to chase your dreams, and when you catch them, be the best you can be at what ever you do! But now, as we turn the pages of the past and start new, we have come together one last time to GOOD-BYE, is it really time to say those words? The time has come for all of us to say our good-bye's and start new. Father Michael challenged us, the class of '86, to be creative and to be ready to accept change; and as he ended he gave us something to think and build upon: Ask not what the Right- Father Michael Murray addresses the seniors and parents. Left- The choirs join together to sing AMERICA . say good-bye and good luck. The tears were shed by all on our graduation day, but we can never say good-bye to the memories. You the class of '86, have truly made those worth remembering. Thank you for the good, the bad, the friends and the tears! I love you all! Heidi Kowal '86 Right- Janet Tuley's enthusiasm is unleashed after receiving her diploma. Below- Todd Baker, Sherri Hicks and Todd Williams sing That's what friends are for . Above: Parents of the graduates watched their children graduate, with pride. Right: Mrs. Darleen Williams is presented with a rose as her son, Todd, receives his diploma. Below: The graduating class rises for the final benediction as the graduation ceremony draws to a close. FLORENCE HIGH SCHOOL SENIOR CLASS OF S£MOK MOMOKS DEBBIE COLEMAN -SALUTATORIAN SUSAN FITZGERALD -VALEDICTORIAN ALBERT BUFMACK - TOM KELLY AWARD LYDIA GARCIA - WOMAN ATHLETE OF THE YEAR CLASSES WCJX v'—m 1 ►yz-LLLL —I O UK’ 4- ZSAMSt m ▼ -19 -86- SSMJOKS Steve Adamic Rhonda Adamson Luree Addington Susan Allen Linda Amaya Melissa Archuletta Todd Baker Nick Bel lino Fred Birdsall Steve Bowersox Tara Bowyer Don Brosh Dian Brown Louis Brown Albert Bufmack Bob Burgin Tom Camerlo Brad Carver Shawna Christiansen Diane Cornelia Debbie Coleman Leon Cortez Scott Conover Connie Crespin Michelle Cordova Carl Currier Tim Dalgliesh Jim Davies Tina Deleo Domoni DeSalvo Joey DeSalvo Mike DeWall Becky Dye Jane Esquibel JZ ACC BSQJNS ... Maid of honor: JaneI Hutchinson, Rev. Fred Block, Bride: Kristin Timm, Groom, Bob Gray, Best Man: Albert Bufmack. Ron Sanders shows off his muscles in Senior Seminar while Diane Cornelia and Susan Fitzgerald watch. We all know to graduate we must pass government, taught by Mr. Mel Smith and senior seminar, taught by Mr. Calhoun and Mr. Veatch. Some of us seniors dread government. One reason may be the big, final test you have to take at the end of semester. Really government just brings out the knowledge of knowing how the judical, legislative and executive branches work. These branches affect us each day. Maybe that's why this is such an important class. Is there life after high school? This is what senior seminar prepares us for. Most seniors like this class-perhaps the reason would be for the fact that it is more realistic. You get married, plan a budget and even carry around baby eggs. Does this all begin or end when you get married? We say it all begins here, when you graduate. Mr. Calhoun's Senior Seminar class has fun. Eric Mehring, Tammy Mohr and Carolyn Wort wait for a government class to begin. Sherri Hicks shows off her baby egg that took second place in the baby contest. ALWAYS HAVE A DREAM! Forget about the days when it's been cloudy, but don't forget your hours in the sun ... Forget about the times you've been defeated, but don't forget the victories you've won. Forget about the mistakes that you can't change now, but don't forget the lessons that you've learned ... Forget about misfortunes you've encountered, but don't forget the times your luck has turned. Forget about the days when you've been lonely, but don't forget the friendly smiles you've seen Forget about the plans that didn't seem to work out right, but don't forget to always have a Dream. SSMJOKS Ray Esquibel Theresa Fellhauer Susan Fitzgerald Lydia Garcia Larry Gianarelli Tonya Goff Linda Gorden Kimberly Graft Bob Gray Barbara Haddock Kevin Hansen Steve Harris Elaine Hatfield Orito Hay ash i Stephanie Haynes Julian Herrera Sherri Hicks Brian Holtz David Howell Jane! Hutchinson Suzette Jackson Jon James Joe Jaquez Brent Johnson Julie Kerr Heidi Kowal Ray Krug Craig Kuhn Roland Lain Jon Lamoreux Cheryl Lange Amber Lauderdale Gary Leader Blaine Lewis '86-zhs BAmesz QSMKAZJON ZO ROCK ZMS MZJOM Michelle Wilson and Kaye Sharp kick up their heels. Becky Dye, Susan Fitzgerald, and Jon Lamoreux participate in a group discussion. Dian Brown, Todd Baker, Terry Peterman, and Todd Williams practice for a Journey Choir concert. WA Y TO GO TOM! Tom Camerlo models the majorette costume he had to wear as mystery slave during homecoming week. Senior class officers: Head Boy-Tom Camerlo, Head Girl-Lydia Garcia, Vice president-jane Esquibcl, Presidcnt-Suzette Jackson, Treasurer-Sherri Hicks, Secretary-Leon Cortez, Representatives-Jon James and Janet Tuley. Mr. Lamm and Mrs. Love are the senior class sponsors. Leon Cortez puts the finishing touches on a portrait. Leon shows off between two of his finished pieces of work. The type of work that is his speciality is portraits. He has also sold many pieces of his work, the highest going for $155.00. The first piece he sold was for $55.00. In all he has sold six of his projects, ranging in prices from $25.00 to $155.00. Leon has a great future ahead of him in art with his talent. He plans to attend the Colorado Institute of Art and further his career as a commercial artist or fashion illustrator. The yearbook staff would like to wish Leon the very best and prosperity in his career and life. Good luck, Leon, and thank you for adding your talents to the yearbook. It's hard to ignore Leon Cortez when he walks into room. His enthusiasm and flamboyancy about life and how he copes with situations is a unique characteristic about him. When asked how he felt about his work being printed on this year's yearbook cover, he said: I like the idea, it gives me a better perspective on how to design professionally. Leon has always been interested in art, and has won numerous awards, including three blue ribbons in the Pikes Peak League art show, three blue ribbons of merit at the Extravaganza and a third place ribbon at the Pikes Peak League art show. Elaine Lindsey John Macoskey Dennis Mac Kay Kathy Magnusson sswoks Joey Marschall Paul Mata Michelle McEndree Debbie Meastas John Med rick Eric Mehring Jodi Michelli Tammy Mohr Lance Mu Iso Barbara Murphy Kevin O'Dell Tom Osowicki Brenda Owens Jeanine Owens Gina Pacchelli Michelle Parker Terry Peterman Roni Potts John Quintana Theresa Ramirez Tammy Reynolds Jennifer Ritter Tim Roy Kevin Runner Deanna Rush Bill Rutherford Ron Sanders Shelly Sears Denise Seitz Diane Shuey Kaye Sharp Terry Sherfey --------------- SSMJOKS -- A'D VJC£ ZO IRSSHMeN. Barb Haddock, Christie Warden, Bob Gray and Tom Camerlo stand by the fireplace put up to decorate the senior hall. Todd Williams tries to look scary at noon. Terry Sherfey, Ray Esq ui be I, Robin Staples, and Willie Smith wait for senior seminar to begin. The general consensus of seniors, in the advice to freshmen, was to have a good time and enjoy high school. But most seniors did admit that it is wise to take your hard classes first, so you'll have less to worry about later (as far as credits are concerned) and you can enjoy your senior year! 1. Take all the classes you need for college now. -Elaine Hatfield 2. Get out while you can! -Debbie Meastas 3. Do everything you can and be in. Treasure the times, they go fast. -Heidi Kowal 4. Party! Make it fun! -Brad Carver 5. Have fun! But make goals and reach them. -Kathy Magnusson 6. Do anything a senior requests, without question. -Robert Gray 7. Make your last year fun, but don't overdo it to the point where you never graduate, and always follow rule six. -Jennifer Ritter 8. Party, always obey seniors, study, and pick on the teachers, especially Mrs. Williams and Mr. Lujan. - Sherri Hicks fulfills her dream by singing her heart out. Tammy Mohr 9. Decide what you're going to do while you're a freshman, because when you're a senior it's too late. Good luck in the future. -Michelle Parker 10. Study and don't take too many study halls. Make these next four years of your life the best you'll ever live. Don't skip or cheat; it gets you no where. -Shawna Christianson 11. Have fun and work hard, but most of all enjoy high school. -Amber Lauderdale 12. Get involved in everything you can, then you can better decide what career is best for you and take all the classes you can as soon as possible, but have fun. -Jane! Hutchinson 13. Decide what career is best for you in your freshman year and take all the classes you need and then have fun and face the world with a smile. -Christie Warden 14. Go in the right door, stay on the right side of the hall and keep out of our way. -Tonya Goff p.s. Take Heed Freshmen Kaye Sharp pursues her career in art. SSMJOKS Tom Smith Willie Smith Robin Staples Becky Swift Robert Taylor Lisa Trujillo Michelle Thompson Janet Tuley Kristen Timm Shawn Trevithick John Van Deusen Todd Williams Christie Warden Michelle Wilson Not Pictured: Mike Hilt Darla Houston Rick Marcotte Mike Marquez Russ Picco Dennis Twiss Roni Potts and Kim Graft pose with their almost identical glasses. Cindy Woolsey, Julie Kerr, Tom Camerlo, Rhonda Adamson, Ron Sanders, Heidi Kowal, and Bill Rutherford smile for the camera while looking at senior announcements. Some accessories we have to chose from for our Senior year. I sswoks ZMS MJQH eosz 07 QKADUAZJOtf V In it In i ' U (. 1.1 Suzelle Jackson gets measured for her graduation cap. Graduation costs. And here is where you start to pay-in sweat, mental agony and money! Yes, in order to complete high school and receive a diploma, you have to pay both mentally and monetarilly. Hour after hour of homework, class ofter class. When does the grind stop? Does it go on forever? Or does it just seem like it? No, I can't go out tonight. I have a test in physics tomorrow that counts for half my grade. Aw, you mean The Cosby Show was on last night? I was in the middle of my English paper. No! No more please! I'm going to have a nervous breakdown. I just can't take it any more—Aagh! Yes, if you aren't careful, the little white-robed mer with those funny jackets might come to take you on long vacation in a big house behind some funny looking gates with wire on the top. But wait. How will you pay for it? Didn't you jus, spend over two hundred dollars for college application! last week? And those ACT, SAT and achievement test: sure put you back a bundle. Senior pictures, graduatior announcements, cap and gown, name cards, the senioi banquet . . the list is endless and each costs money. So it looks like you can't afford that vacation in the country You're just going to have to stay here and study somt more—Aagh! -by Susan Fitzgerald CKSAZJVS tJU.NJOKS We took a look at this year's Creative Journal and decided that we have many creative juniors. Therefore we thought it would be nice to start the Junior section off with some of their own work. EXPERIENCE ME I have fallen from my mother's dream Now she's cast me overboard I've got so many things to decide My life's expanding with a roar I'm looking through my father's eyes I can see what he could see I've got to get out of here And live my real life fantasy I'm gonna run with the wind I'm living my dream The universal design I searched through the past Found out I was last Forget to experience me I'm riding the wind I can feel the sensation begin To crawl up and down my spine If time would permit And give me a chance I'd do it all over again Experience me by Warren Diggles WINDWALKER by James Gallardo (pastel) BLUE DRIP POT by Stacey Sears (pottery) BLUE MONDAY by Barbie Block (photo) THE MERCENARY The end is near Don't have fear Reach to the sky Spread your sore wings or die. The truth is known to all of man I am the only one that can win this fight. High above the mountains Is the gruesome face, it kills. Ugly lies fill the mind I know it will be the death of mankind. by Nick Cobb yf’t r Bryan Addington John Ardery Connie Ayala She I lie Babcock Tina Barela Barbie Block Chris Boll Chris Branam Jessica Brosh Leann Bucher Julie Byrne Deanna Campbell Darren Carter John Chaput Martin Cheesman Nick Cobb Colleen Cogan Donna Combs Anthony Cornelia Bob Daniels Dena Darrah George Del Monte Rob DeWall Warren Diggles Weldon Downer JUNIORS Candy Doxtater Kathy Egulf Sam Elstun Joann Falgien Tereese Eilos Ramona Foxall James Gallardo Becky Garrett Kelli Graham Wendi Graham Mitch Green Tom Green Orlando Guerra Becky Gunter Robert Haddock Elliott Ham Nancy Hamlin Jay Hammel Kamela Harshbarger Gary Haynes Steve Hazelton Sabrina Herrera Amber Hodgson Shane Hudson Shere Irvine JUNIORS Martin Cheesman and Jason Jones stand around during lunch break. Dawn Mu Iso, Shantel Rodgers, Gary Johnson, and Clint Veatch represent the Junior team in the Mini Olympiad. Right: Shantell Rodgers and Dawn Mulso compete in the knee pad race, one of the events of the Mini Olympiad. Wade Schneider rides a skateboard, a popular sport this year. Junior groupies in the commons area include: Jeff Lindsey and Wade Schneider, standing; sitting are Chris Raley, Kelly McDermott, Terry Vavra and Tonya Smith. In the library. Mack Schricker and Jim Justus hold up Tina Barela while trying to study at the same time. Tereese Filos and Shere Irvine give the yearbook photographer big smiles! Jeff Lindsey tries his skills on the skateboard, too. Mary Jaques Brenda Johnson Gary Johnson John Johnson Stacy’ Jole Jason Jones Mellissa Jones Jim Justus Mike Kelley Royce Kemp Janet Kowal Audre Krug Donna Laurie Dwight Laurie Sabrina Lenard Leif Lindahl Jeff Lindsey Jodein Loader Richard Malt hie Patty Mars Tina Martin Mike Martinez Harvey Mathews Beth McCormick Kelly McDermott JUNIORS Kim McKee Bill McWilliams Gary McWilliams Mike Mead Andrew Mereness Sandra Miller Mike Moos Larry Morgan Lou Moschetti Clarence Mosher Dawn Mu Iso Chuck Owens Patty Patterson Scott Peterman Jeff Peterson Mike Picco Lecia Price Brian Pruvost Mark Pruvost Chris Raley Pete Rangle Allen Rex ford Debbie Robertson Patty Rocchio Shan tel I Rodgers JUNIORS 1AMMWQ HUJWOKS What is the rodeo all about? We found one impressive junior who knows. Sabrina Lenard has been competing in rodeos since first grade and in August of '85 she got the chance to go to Colorado Springs and compete in nationals. She walked away with a saddle in the breakaway roping event. In order to do this the points from her previous rodeos over the summer and the finals were totaled. Sabrina has also won two other saddles. One was in the Jr. division other 8th grade year. Along with that she won a $400.00 scholarship. She won another $400.00 scholarship the summer between her sophomore and junior year. Before Sabrina shows her stuff, she warms up with one of the two horses she rides, either Mac, or V. W., and then visualizes how she will do, hoping for the best. She not only competes in breakaway roping but also team roping, barrel racing and goat tying. She says she's nervous before a race especially the breakaway and team roping events. She has two superstitions which she believes help her win if she follows them. One is that she has a pair of lucky white pants that she always wears when she competes and she never puts her hat on the bed because it is bad luck. When asked why she likes to rodeo Sabrina replied: It's challenging and gives me a chance to meet a lot of neat people. Future plans include possibly going to college in Arizona on scholarships she has won and to participate with the college rodeo team. — Christie Warden Sabrina Lenard poses with one of the saddles she has won. Leif Lindahl relaxes in the library. Janet Kowal jams with a Hit Parader Magazine. A Junior class having fun? Of course! Clint Veatch Theresa Villagrana Tom Villa neuva Bill Weigel Scott VVidick JUNIORS Tracy Schlup Wade Schneider Mack Schricker Stacey Sears Darin Serfoss Matt Shirola Peggy Shoop Stephanie Six Tim Smelser Paul Smith Tonya Smith Mark Stand ley Chrystal States Tom Stenzel Shawn Stephens Sherry Swift Tammie Trogden Steve Trumbo Tracey Tucker Terri Vavra Dana Wolfe David Wolfe Jack W rig hi Joel Wright Mike Younger Above left; Junior class officers, left: Colleen Cogan and Sabrina Lenjrd shoiv their expressions about pictures. Above: Shantel Rodgers relaxes in class. 1 r President Lloyd Hardwood Vice-President Chris Raley Secretary Shere Irvine Treasurer Jessica Brosh Represen ta ti ves Theresa Villigrana Clint Veatch JUNIORS COCKSKS Lockers come in ail conditions, immaculate, with their books in alphabetical order, color coordinated, or matched up to size from biggest to smallest. Yet others look as if they had been hit by an atom bomb. Some have every kind of pop can, candybar wrapper, old moldy sandwiches from lunches forgotten long, long ago which are stuffed in every crevice conceivable. You can always tell which lockers these are because they have been condemed by the State Department of Health. The subject of junior lockers can be very dangerous especially if you have a bottom locker and the person above you has a messy locker, sometimes known as the death trap. This causes concussions and maimed students. Last but not least there are the flying doors which met with many faces this last year, causing black eyes, fat lips and bloody noses. THE MANY USES FOR LOCKERS - WARDROBE CLOSET - REFRIGERATOR - TRASH CAN - PORNOGRAPHIC DISPLAY BOARDS - MONUMENTS TO ROCK STARS - TREASURE CHEST - PHARMACY - EDUCATIONAL SUPPLIES? Troy Adamic Dana Adamson Rat Allison Donny Arnett Tara Askey Koko Babcock Matt Baker Adam Belarde David Bel lino Joanne Bertroch Apry'll Birdsall Kim Bowyer Duane Brown Johnnie Broyles Nick Bufmack Brady Burleson Jodi Ca roc hi Jeremy Chambers Craig Cheesman John Co bier Mike Cockerham Curtis Conover Linda Cool Stephanie Corley Dan Cox SOPHOMORES Jim Daly Nicole Danburg Mike De la Rosa Jennie DeVor Lynette DeWall Robert Dodd Shaun Eaklor Anthony Fsquibel Terri Ferguson David Fisher Cindy Fisk Suzy Freeman Steve Gardener Steve Goff Kathy Goodman Clyde Grace Leah Graft Nicol Graham Paul Gray David Grisenti Jamie Haines Terri Haddock Mary Hall Brian Hanna Brenda Hard rick SOPHOMORES Tfi Sopfi morBS ffom-GcorriiTM In the 1985 Homecoming, sophomores participated in and enjoyed many different prearranged activities throughout the week. nmm Left: Rondi Wright (sophomore attendant) and Jim Daly stand on the front steps of the school during an assembly for the honoring of the Homecoming King, Queen and attendants. Bottom Left: Ernest Valdez shows his detective credentials during movie dress up day. Bottom Right: A group of sophomores show their spirit and pride during a yelling contest; while holding up a SOPHOMORE sign. Right: Apryll Birdsall concentrates during the egg toss at lunch hour on sophomore day; while Steve Miller and David Bel lino look on. HAVE you HSMT) It seems that some students' main concerns center around trying to get teachers off the beaten path on a wild adventure called, Homework Avoidance . It is well known that Homework Avoidance often works. But to those of us who lack the art, here are some pointers. It seems the topics that some teachers will speak about are their families, of course; gossip is a biggie, sometimes disorderly students' behavior gets a teacher off the path, (We students know there are none of those!), and naturally, what is going on in our marvelous high school. The best time to attempt Homework Avoidance is when you first get in the room, because teachers have their guards down. Students with Homework Avoidance in mind seem to throw questions left and right, hoping the teacher will latch on to one particular topic and rattle on all hour. If they keep throwing the questions, the teacher will sometimes think it is of main interest to the students and keep right on talking. Usually some wild subjects will come about in these talk sessions which can be called the melting pot of gossip. Some of the topics or one liners that students used to try and get a teacher off the subject are: Did you read about that_________in last nights paper? What did you do yesterday? Did you hear what happened to . . . ? Can you tell me about the SAT or ACT test? What did you take in college and what was that class like? How can we prepare ourselves now so we won't have an overload in college? (The last three questions are usually asked by seniors and some juniors.) Did you see the_______game Friday night? The questions above are guaranteed to work, at least once in a while! So if students forget to do their algebra, English term paper, art project or whatever, it is worth a try to gather up their courage, (What is there to lose?) walk into the classroom, look the teacher in the eye, and say, Oh . . Have you heard .. ? w ZM eCASSMOM! Aaron Harvey Paul Harvey Anthony Hawkins Elvssia Herrera Melissa Herrera Sterling Hess Pam Hlavachick Erica Honzell Alan Horn Gary Howard James Hughes Don Hunter Kevin Hurley Wayne Ireland Tina Jackson Jon James Becky Johnson Jeff Johnson Kirk Johnson Sherri Johnson Steve Johnson Donnie Justus Mike Kerr Wayne Kessler Tanya King SOPHOMORES Mike Krauth Jennifer Krug Jeff Larkin Angie Leader Wayne Lenz Ronda Lhamon Rodney Lava to Richard Lucus Kerry Lyon Connie MacKinnon Bill Mahaffey Laura Marschall Jenny Martin Roger Martin Adrian Martinez Brian Martinez David Mata Kris McKeown Corey Mead Julie Mereness David Miller Steve Miller Ted Mort Chris Nelson Tim Nelson SOPHOMORES HUSKYS HA VE CASUAL LOOK AND A COOL SOUND In 1986 the Florence High School was very much in style and rhythm. A majority of the students filled out surveys and decided what they liked best for: Fashion, Music, and Places they go during their day. Here are the final results and the most popular answers to the '86 survey. What are the popular styles of Clothing? Girls: Big shirts, pull-over sweaters, Crop pants and 501 jeans. Boys: Preppy and sport shirts, pullover sweaters, and 501 Jeans. What are some of the popular hairstyles? Girls: Shoulderlength, permed, and Styled. Boys: Short and feathered. What is your favorite music group? Motley Crue. What is your favorite song? Smokin'in the boys room Jennifer Davidson kicks back and relaxes for the afternoon. Don Hunter, above, gets in a lick at the A.D.A.P.T. air-band contest. John Rankin, below, shows his style as he strolls down the hall. Gary Howard, above, is showing the latest in colored 501 jeans. Susy Freeman, below, at her typewriter, shows off the feathered shoulder length hair that was popular in 1936. 3 Chris Noel Shannon Owens Mike Patterson Brian Perdue George Pettyjohn Theresa Pruett Mary Ann Quick Bill Rage Is John Rankin Kurt Reynolds Charles Robison Alisa Rodriquez John Rogers John Rutherford Anthony Salazar Nancy Sharp Lori Shoop Dan Short Trevor Simon Ramon Simpson Vicki Smith Michelle Snell Theresa Snorgrass James Sober Jamie Solis SOPHOMORES John Sportsman Glenda Steffenson Annette Stenzel Kristi Steuben Lisa Stiefel Leif Stoudt Richard Stricklett Dianna Swift Jack Swope Patti Taylor Gregory Teel Jeff Tomlinson Connie Trogden Ernest Valdez Donna VanHoutan John Vernetti Kris Villagrana Lisa Villaneuva Shawn Waller Charles Warner Chris Wells Kyle West Donald Widick Bobby Wiley Matt Williams SOPHOMORES SOPMOMOKS CjCASS The Sophomore Class Officers-Holding Jeff Johnson (Vice-President) is Nicole Danburg (representative). Standing left to right Lynette Dewall (Representative), Dana Adamson (Secretary), Pam Hlava-chick (Treasurer), and Tanya King (President). Above-Karin Hatfield is entranced by Steve Miller's smile. Below-David Bel lino says Oh, No, not another assignment. lookin' great in 88' Above-Tara Askey and Troy Adamic talk about the trip to Durango. Below Wayne Ireland and Ramon Simpson learn to use the laithe. Dwayne Wort Rondi Wright Adrienne Yellico Judi Browning Roberta Dutra TAKE IT EASY' Top Left: Donna VanHoutan and Annette Stenzelpose for the cameras, coming back from lunch. Top Right: Becky Johnson and Mary Ann Quick talk while standing in the Annex foyer. Bottom Left: Rondi Wright and Kristi Steuben take a break from play practice during Drama class. Bottom Right: John Rutherford, Steve Johnson and Bill Mahaffey are messing around at lunch time. Tonia Harris Karin Hatfield Jade Ryan David Shumate Ti ?« hank U riday As you all very well know, people live for Fridays. We asked some people what they thought the abbreviation T.G.I.F. stands for. The answers we received are: Two Good Intelligent Friends, Terribly Great Interesting Feelings, That Good Important Feeling, The Great In Florence, Truly Great Inspirational Fun, Turtles Got Interesting Feet, Tears Give Indeed Freshness, Now of course, all of the above are right, but they're not what we're looking for. The abbreviation T.G.I.F. really stands for THANK GOD IT'S FRIDAY . As you go through the long dreadful week, the only thing that keeps you going is knowing that Friday is there waiting for you. People are always tired, non-energetic, and quiet on Mondays. As the week goes on, they liven up. By the time Friday gets here, they're ready for the weekend. Above are Kenny McMullen and Slick Esau posing for a picture. Left are Steve Shoun and Julie Pyle in Mr. Lujan's Spanish class. Hope Jennings, Irene Haddock and Pant Sanders together on a Friday. Peoples actions are always better on a Friday. It's just the thought of not having to return to school until Monday. Hardly any people ever stay home on Friday nights. If it's not a game, it's a party or a movie. But what can we say? Besides the fact that people live for FRIDAYS! Bennie Addington Kevin Addington Andrea AI teahouse Andrea Ayala Joe Ayala Barbara Cox Adrian Crespin Cindy Cress Sam Cruz Tommy Daffron Joseph Baca Pam Barela Dawn Benavidz Gerry Bland Tiffany Blankenship Karen Boody Donna Brassea Rion Camerlo Doug Carpenter Elise Carver Andrew Castellano Chad Chambers Toby Clausen Ronnie Cook Tiffiney Coursev ■■■■■ Aaron Daniels Dan Daniels John Daniels David Darrah Mitch Day Doug Dennison Ginger Detata Chris Dickey John Don lea Steve Dye W illiam Emond Greg Enoch Ivan Esau Bill Estes Cindy Foster Tracy Freeman Richard Gallardo Alan Gordon Rebecca Graft Shara Grant Gina Grisenti Jamie Grisenti Steve Gudis Marina Guerra Raymond Guiterrez 3KSSHMSN.. Everyday life of a freshman is rather exciting. You go from day to day with the same worries: Will I get initiated today? If so, by who and how? What do all those BIG seniors think of me? Am I really a nerd like they all say? Well, everyone goes through this long and boring hassle during the ninth grade. It's something we all have to live with. You just can't wait (while you're a freshman) to become a sophomore, so you can look down on the upcoming freshmen and treat them as you were treated. e v e r 1 i f y d e a y We're the class of '89 We walk tall and proud Because we're fine! That's why we picked the class of '89 — Scott Patton. S Above: Sieve Shoun during lunch hour. To the left is Slick Esau hanging around and staying cool. He's enjoying the nice sun on a lovely day. me To the top left is John Donlea. He's caught, a little surprised, in a strange position. Top right: Brian Pacchelli poses for a picture, during his p.e. class. To the right is Lisa Taylor. She's a model this year, and here we see her posing for another interesting and talented picture. 3 James Hackett Irene Haddock Jeff Haddock Shannon Hall Clinton Ham David Hammel Deana Harris April Helton Allan Henry Wendy Hudson Chester Janousek The four Freshmen cheerleaders Hope Jennings Kelly Jole Troy Jole Joe Kissel Zanoha Latimer Clark Leggitt Raenelle Leyha Steve Lindsey Steve Lopez Clint Mackinnon Dominic Martinez FRESHMEN Sandra McElhinnev Kenneth McMullen Aaron Miller Risha Mills Dominic Moschetti Melissa Mosher Angelique Nash Katrina Nichols Erie Owens Brian Pacchelli Tammy Patrick Scott Patton Katie Elliot Julie Pyle Michelle Ramak Dawn Rhoten Stephen Riggs Shannon Rodriquez Pam Sanders Shelly Serfoss Penny Shanks Josef Shimek Norma Shimek Steven Shoun Chantal Sipos FRESHMEN Da id Smith Paulette Smith John Stanley Monika Stanley Sean Staples Kelby Stephens Kevin Stevenson Maria Stiefel Sonya Stoudt Dale St raley Kathleen Strobridge Clinton Talbert Lisa Taylor Ron Tedesko Amanda Templeman Larry Trujillo Mike Trujillo Kenneth Trusty Marvin Valdez Tracy Vavra Dan Wagner Sheila Wagner Jimmy Walker Terry Whisler Alison White FRESHMEN Willy Wilhar David Williamson Lani Wilson Paulette Wilson Kristie Wolfe Cathy Woilman Shane Woolsev Michael Wort Ashley Cunningham John Ramos Below-Eric Owens sits, enjoying his Mod-ern Earth Science class. To the left is Mr. Ortiz showing Zanoba Latimer and William Emond a few of the slides in one of his Biology I classes. FreS men I Kelly McDermott and Lisa Stiefel sweezMSAKzs Apryl Helton and John Cobler For Apryl and John's first anniversary a few of their friends made a cake to celebrate it with them. It was one year ago April 13,1985, when they started going out with each other. Above are pictured Raenelle Leyba, Freshman Attendant; with her escort, Jamie Haines. The following girls listed are Freshman slaves for this year: (L to R) Raenelle Leyba, Risha Mills, Dawn Rhoten, Hope Jennings, Pam Sanders, Mandy Tem-pleman, Pam Barela, Dawn Benavidz, and Cindy Foster. The following boys listed are Freshman slaves for this year: (L to R) Steve Dye, Steve Lindsey, Sean Staples, Chris Dickey, Tracy Vavra, Troy Jole, Kelby Stephens, and Shane Woolsey. In the top picture the freshmen students are busy taking their achievement tests in the little gym. This is the first year they've given these tests arena style. To the right are pictured the freshman class officers for the 1985-1986 school year. Starting left to right: Kelly Jole, rep.; Cindy Foster, secretary; Irene Haddock, president; Clint MacKinnon, vice pres.; Raenelle Leyba, treasurer; and Ron Cook, rep. Roxie Boyd, Sciences Alice Brunet to, Home Economics Joe Brunetto, Machine Shop Richard Burleson, Guidance Counselor Jim Calhoun, Social Studies Jane Corn, Dance Janice Fedde, English Sue Hitt; English, Yearbook Anna Krafnick, Special Education Bert Lamm, Building Trades Karl Leason, Choir Jerry Leynse; Spanish, Math Jo Ellen Love, Business Education Dan Lujan; French, Spanish Steve McCaleb, Special Education Jane McCrum, Nurse Earl Monett, Study Hall Juanita Monett; Sciences, Mathematics Mary Moss; English, History Donna Nelson, Mathematics Sheila O'Neil; English, Drama Anthony Ortez, Sciences (Student teacher) Sandy Orton, Guidance Counselor Rudy Pol ham us. Wood Vernon Roberts; Art, Photography Cheryl Schenk; English, Newspaper Boh Seal, Mathematics Steve Shannon, Mathematics Mike Shroyer, Welding Charles Smith, Business Education Melvin Smith; History, Government Donna Spohn; Enlgish, Drama Mable Sutton, Media Specialist Daryl Torri, Mathematics Sandy Torri, Physical Education Elaine Tuley, TMR aide Jim Vaughan, Auto Mechanics Dave Veatch, Physical Education Marilyn Williams, History Steve Wolfe, Sciences SUPPORT STAFF Brenda Gardner, Secretary Esther Anne Jones, Secretary Diana Osowicki, Library Clerk NOT PICTURED Mark Buderus, Social Studies Mike Nolan, Band Tom Graham, Music Aide STAFF Mrs. Graham, Principal. Mr. Merriam, Vice Principal. Mr. Booth, Janitor. Mr. Picco, Janitor. ADMWJSZKAZJON Am SUPPOKZ SZAM Mr. Hazelip, Educational Coordinator; Mr. Becco, Interim Superintendent; Mr. Serfoss, Business Manager. Cafeteria Staff. Mr. Bonnocini, Janitor. Mr. Garcia, Janitor. no A. r o U A A j A L 7 A V ) r A T ' L j A Z. 2 L swf3ua- JVtnA i A _ 1 s n _ 4iny ynr- 1 u L 1 sinods i i i f I 6MSSK A POM Pictured above is the Florence Pom Pon Squad: (from left to right) Lynette DeWall, Jenny Martin, Lou Moschetti (1st Sem), Cindy Woolsey (captain), Shere Irvine, Rhonda Adamson (captain 1st Sem), Ramona Foxall and Sabrina Lenard (1st Sem). Above are the F.H.S. Cheerleaders: (Top row, left to right): Tina Martin, Steph Haynes, Tonya Smith, Steph Six, (bottom row, left to right): Lecia Price, Tereese Filos and Colleen Cogan. 2 This summer the Varsity and Junior Varsity cheerleaders attended the Rocky Mountain Cheerleader Assoc, which was held at Denver University. The varsity cheer received the Camp Champ award which was voted on by the camp instructors; the second award they got was the Super Smarkle award, that trophy is voted on by all the squads attending the camp. They also received a Fire Stick; if your squad gets a Fire Stick on the last night of camp that group gets to take it home. The J. V. cheerleaders also won a Fire Stick on the last night of camp. The 1986 Cheer and Pom competition was held at Rampart High School in Colorado Springs on Jan. 25. The Varsity cheerleaders won a Superior award which is the highest ranking. In the J.V. division the girls received an excellent; which is the second highest ranking. Although the Pom did not win an award they showed GREAT enthusiasm for Florence High School. All pictures on this page were taken at state competition. Left-Shere Irvine pecks at the judges during her routine at state competitions. Below- The Cheerleaders cheer on the Huskies. Left- Lecia Price during an assembly. Right Bottom- Freshmen Cheerleaders from top, Pam Barela, Dawn Rhoten, Dawn Benavidz and Krystal Wolfe, with spirit stick. Left Bottom- Freshmen Cheerleader Dawn Benavidz cheers on the Huskies. The Gymnastics Team — Top Row — Mrs. Corn, Lynette DeVVall, Jenny Martin, Audra Krug, Elaine Hatfield, Tina Martin, Jennifer Krug, Apryll Birdsall, Cindy Cress, Mgr.; Mrs. Smith Bottom Row — Alison White, Cindy Foster, Pam Sanders, Tiffiney Coursey, Paulette Smith, Karen Boody Front — Sabrina Lenard, Rhonda Adamson Left Hand Side — Rhonda Adamson gets ready to dismount off the balance beam. Right Side — Sabrina Lenard is performing on the uneven parallel bars, while Mrs. Corn sits behind her to give moral support. 7WSZ ySAK GVMMSZJCS DOSS QKSAZ Sabrina Lenard is getting ready to show how its done! Rhonda Adamson is showing her abilities! Karen Boody is performing on the parallel bars. Tiffiney Coursey her performance. is getting ready to start Cindy Foster shows how to keep steady on the balance beam . and continues her performance at the Buena Vista meet. A new sport at FHS this year Sabrina Lenard is performing the floor exercise, is Gymnastics. The team is coached by Mrs. Corn and Mrs. Kathy Smith, who each have coached teams at the Junior High level in previous years. This year's team included fourteen students who participated in six meets. The events included uneven parallel bars, balance beams, vaulting and floor exercises. The team took a first in one meet, and seconds, and thirds, and fourths in the others. At the beginning of the season they scored a ninety-eight at a meet and by the end of the season they were up to 167 points at a meet. The team also had the distinction of sending Sabrina Lenard to state, she competed on the uneven parallel bars, balance beam, and the floor exercise. This year's team really looked good and we hope they continue to flip their way to success. WHAT MAKES A TEAM Our team is made of blue and gold, we have our numbers and they're very bold. They stand way out when you're in a crowd, and they say our team's name really proud. Our uniform is an important part of the things we wear, most of all it should be treated with special care. Next are the people to make things go better. All together, yes you see, and that's the way it should be. Playing side by side, making the ball really glide. The coach is the one who calls the plays, and sometimes it looks like a giant maze. By working out the knots and putting in a string, our coach can teach us anything. We have the best that could ever be and they're going to take us to victory. With two great coaches that could ever be, we're proud to have you Mr. and Mrs. T. SCORE BOX FHS WINS LOSSES Varsity 5 10 IV. 9 7 Freshmen 8 7 “ d v ’ warns voca ynMC success. Lydia Garcia comes down from one of her great Spikes, while Laura Marschall goes up to block. Debbie Coleman is getting ready to receive the ball from Fountain-Fort Carson's team, while Robyn Staples, Laura Marschall, Lydia Garcia, and Nicol Graham get ready for action. Nicol Graham spikes right into the Colorado Christian School's team. Florence's volleyball team has stepped up this year from weak little serves, spikes, and coverages to powerful serves, killer spikes, and excellent coverages. The Varsity, J. V., and Freshmen had to fight for what they wanted. Each match was tough. Every point was played as the first, never giving up the ball. If the ball was on the Huskies side after four vollies, the ball would have to go back on the fifth. The team was established around the letters DT and the team was always proud to say it. It filled each of them with confidence, and good concentration. Each individual who played on the team treated each other as a part of their family. They always gave a lot of support to each other and when one was down they would bring them up. There was a lot of love on the team this year but most of all they made a place in the league for the team coming up. Mr. Torri told the Manitou's coach Judy Barnett, at the first game that Florence Volleyball is back and it is here to stay. This year's teams proved it. Debbie Coleman spikes the Ball in to the Fountain-Fort Carson team, while they try to block it. Michelle Endree spikes a middle block spike in to the Fountain-Fort Carson team. The Varsity Volleyball Team — Top Row — Mr. Torri, Nicol Graham, Laura Marschall, Michelle McEndree, Robyn Staples, Debbie Coleman. Bottom Row — Patty Rocchio, Jodi Carochi, Jane Esquibel, Dawn Ann Mulso, Lisa Stiefel, Barbara Haddock. Front — Lydia Garcia, Jessica Brosh. The J. V. Team — Top Row — Bob Daniels, Donna Vanhouton, Nicole Dan burg, Kerry Lyon, Jodi Carochi, Stephanie Corley, Mrs. Torri. Bottom Row — Rhonda Lhamon, Patty Rocchio. Front — Annette Stenzel, Jessica Brosh. The Freshmen Team — Top Row — Patty Doxtater, Chan tel Sipos, Flise Carver, Shannon Hall, Lani Wilson, April Helton, Bo Latimer, Bob Daniels, Manager Bottom Row — Mandy Templemen, Hope Jennings Front — Raenelle Leyba, Irene Haddock The Varsity Boys Football Team Top Row 5 — Greg Teel, Mike Picco, Jeff Lindsey, Tim Dalgliesh, Ray Esquibel, Darin Serfoss. Matt Williams, Joey Marschall. Row 4 — Coach Mark Buderus, Clint Veatch, Jeff Peterson, Kelly McDermott. Rob DeWall, Alan Horn, Jamie Haimes, Dwight Laurie. Row 3 — Coach Mike Coulter, Mike DeWall, Ron Sanders, Chris Wells, Gary Haynes, Jim Justus, Mike Kerr, John Johnson, Clyde Grace, Coach Steve Wolfe. Row 2 — Coach Randy Lawson, Mike DelaRosa, Tim Smelsar, Steve Miller, Matt Shirola, Eliot Ham, Chris Branam, Shawn Waller, Coach Mel Smith. Row J — Front Row-Ted Mort, John Cobler, Chris Dickey, Nick Bel lino, Chris Raley, Gary McWilliams. The J. V. Football Team — Top Row-Dwight Laurie Mgr., Jim Justus, Mike Picco, Alan Horn, Mike Kerr, Sterling Hess, David Wolfe, Clyde Grace. Middle Row — Don Hunter, Rich Stricklett, John Rutherford, Tim Smelser, Dan Cox, Jack Swope, Tony Hawkus, Tom Stenzel Mgr. Bottom Row — Coach Steve Wolfe, Chris Wells, John Johnson, John Rankin, Shown Waller, Eliot Ham, Steve Hudson, Gary McWilliams, Coach Randy Lawson. Freshmen Football Team — Top Row — Coach Steve McCaleb, Bill Estes, Doug Carpenter, Troy Jole, Tracy Vavra, Kevin Addington, Dominic Martinez, Jamie Grisenti, Kelby Stephens, Dominic Moschetti, Ken Trusty, Clint Mackinnon, Clint Ham, Steve Dye, Garry Bland, Greg Enoch , Mgr. Coach Anthony Ortiz, Coach Jim Vaughn Front Row — Tab Morrow Mgr., Steve Riggs, William Emond, Seam Staples, John Donlea, Ron Tedesco, Ivan Slick Esau, David Smith, John Daniels, Chris Dickey, Willie Wilbar, Steve Lindsey. I ON ZMS KOM) KACK ZO SUCCBSS Top Picture — Varsity offense gets ready to stomp on the defense. Bottom Left Picture — The mighty defense gets ready to stop the Jeff Lindsey snaps the ball to Mike DelaRosa, and the ball is in play. Fredrick offense from scoring. The football team had it's ups and downs this year. They started off a bit slow, but by the end of the year they were coming on strong, just like old times. The Huskies' football teams never gave up. They pushed, shoved, and fought for what they wanted. Each week they set new goals; most were accomplished. Florence had a terrific defense, on the other hand they had a good offense, too. The Huskies record was 3 wins out of 6 games and over all 3 wins out of 3 in league games. They are on the way back and are coming back strong. They sometimes seemed a little bit over excited to play the game, but once the gun went off, they buckled down and went to work. It took a lot of heart to keep coming back. The team had confidence in each other and respect. They also had to have patience, because they wer- Right-Jeff Peterson ( 10) warms up on the sidelines while waiting for the coin flip. Below-The Frederick offense tries to pull the Huskie defense off sides, but finds it difficult to do. en't sure if they were going to sue-ceed. What really helped this year is the support of the fans, without the support of the community, things would have looked down. But the Huskies are looking for bigger and better things next year! SCORE BOX TEAM WINS LOSSES FHS VARSITY 3 6 FHS JV 4 3 FHS FRESHMEN 2 4 Middle-The freshmen offense runs down for the touchdown. John Donlea and Jamie Grisenti show how to do the play. Below-The freshmen defense takes down the offense of the Canon City Tigers. 7 emss-eoiwzKy, bsz zhan svsk Girls- The Husky girls had placed 3rd or better in ten out of ten meets during the 1985 season. Boys- The Husky boys had placed 10th or better in eight out of ten meets. Chris Nelson and Dana Adamson reflect pride in Florence with their two winning performances at the 1985 PPL championships! Ori Hayashi gives it all she's got- and she's got a lot! The PPL champs have fun in the sun after a tough Cross Country meet. Seniors Jane! Hutchinson and Dian Brown grit it out to place well in the final standings. Senior Albert Bufmack shows the look of determination that it takes to be at the top! David Mata battles it out against a couple of tough competitiors. Runners do not need just a pair of long legs and a lengthy stride to become successful, they need to have determination and the will to win. Our Cross Country team had both of these aspects, they were faithful, strong in both mind and body, and had the good old F.H.S. guts! The 1985 Cross Country team held nothing but victories, with one PPL girls team title and two PPL individual team titles. The year ended at the state meet, finishing up with the boys taking a seventh place finish and the girls had a fine third place finish. Were looking forward to more championships and even more victories from our runners in the years to come! Christie Warden shows what is takes to be a Cross Country runner. Members of the 1985 Cross Country team - Dana Adamson, Dian Brown, Albert Bufmack, Louis Brown, Jeff Johnson, Donny Justis, Ori Hayashi, Julian Herera, Tonya King, Janel Hutchinson, Kelly Jole, Brian Martinez, David Mata, Pete Rangle, Chris Nelson, Christie Warden, and Janice Fedde-coach. Kyle West exhibits the bridge J°n Jjmes the Pain and 8ony that il takes to the best! And loses the headpiece! Rick Gallardo shows the world one of his great techniques! Members of rhe 198546 Vors ry wresting ream Mr David Veorch (J. V. cooch), Alon Horn, Paul Grey. Onr Veorch, Ted Mon, Shone Hudson, Sreve Harris, Mr Mike Cottier (cooch) (Donom row) Dob Donets, Jon James, Jukon Herrero, Dryon Addington, Jimmy Wotker. ond Dichord Gokxdo Members of rhe 198586 Junor Vors ry ream Mr Dovid Veorch (cooch), Tom Srenzet. Dwiqhr Loune, Kyle West, Ted Mon. Adrian Mornnez, Mr Mike Cottier (Vorsfry cooch) (bonom row) Adrian Crespm, Den Addmgron, John Donets, ond Dovid Detino spseujc wKsszam awmvs Junior Varsity Award. Most improved wrestler: John Daniels Varsity awards. Most pins: Julian Herrera Most takedowns: Steve Harris Most team points: Steve Harris Year end awards. Outstanding Freshman: Jimmy Walker Sophomore: Paul Grey Junior: Bryan Addington Senior: Steve Harris District placers. Champions: Bryan Addington Julian Herrera Runner-ups: Jimmy Walker Steve Harris Third place: Jon James Shane Hudson Fourth place: Clint Veatch Paul Grey Alan Horn State Qualifiers. Third place: Steve Harris Did not place: Julian Herrera Bryan Addington Jimmy Walker Especially: Mat Maids Shan tel I Rogers Barbie Block Deanna Campbell Tiffany Blankenship Annette Stenzel Kristen Timm These girls do a very hard and thankless job throughout the year. Julian Herrera, Jimmy Walker, Sieve Harris, and Bryan Addington were the four state qualifiers in the 1985-86 state wrestling tournament. Boys Basketball 85-86 UP ZO A $00® Top left- Paul Mata takes the ball and starts the play against Lewis Palmer. Center-Coach Calhoun. Bottom left- Ray Esquibel and Paul Mata put on the defense to Lewis Palmer. Top right- Anthony Esq ui be I shoots the free throw while Albert Bufmack goes into rebound. Bottom right- Joey Marschall shoots the hall outside of the key. Top Left: Sean Staples drives in for the lay-up while David Smith blocks out and Doug Carpenter goes out for safety. Top Right: Kelly McDermott stands ready to rebound from the free-throw. Below: Shane Woolsey shoots over the head of the defendent. Above: Chris Dickey goes up for the rebound while David Mata and Mike Dela Rosa block out the opponent. The Husky Boys finished the year with an overall record of 9-10. They finished 5th in the League. They started off slow but came on toward the end. Mr. Calhoun, Coach of the 1985-86 team, said, I have mixed emotions on this year's basketball season. We did not reach our goals that we set at the beginning of the season. The fifth place finish in league, and the loss to Lewis Palmer in the league tournament were disappointing. However I feel that the team did perform well most of the year. Only Falcon was able to dominate the boys in both of the games, when they played against them. The boys played well over all this year. ’I Top Row — Mr. Torn, Stacy Jole, Anthony. Esqui-bel, Mr. Calhoun, Ray Fsquibel, Jeff Lindsey, Mr. Wolfe. Middle Row — Jeff Peterson, Managers-Leah Graft, Mark Peterson, David Grisenti, Randy Lawson, Julie Mereness; Joey Marschall; Front — Albert Bufmack, Matt Shirola, Kelly McDermott, Paul Mata, Chris Dickey. The Varsity Team Top Row — David Mata, Kelly McDermott, Jeff Lindsey, Mr. Wolfe, Stacy Jole, Matt Baker, Jamie Haines, Front Row — Chris Raley, Chris Nelson, Mike Dela Rosa, Steve Miller. The Junior Varsity Team Top Row — Asst. Coach Jim Daly, Willy Wilbar, Gerry Bland, Clint Mackinnon, Doug Carpenter, Shane Wool-sey, Troy Jole, Coach Mr. Torri; Bottom Row — Aaron Daniels, Sean Staples, John Donlea, Joe Kissel, David Smith, Steve Lindsey. Freshmen Basketball Team. Top row: Dawn Ann Mu Iso, Nicol Graham, Jodi Carachi, Debbie Coleman, Laura Marschall; Middle row: Jane Es-quibel. Managers- Stephanie Corley and Donna Laurie and Kathy Goodman; Do-moni DeSalvo; Front row: Terri Vavra, Jessica Brosh, Lydia Garcia, Janel Hutchinson. Not pictured- Michelle McEndree. The Varsity Girls Team Top row: Stephanie Corley, Manager; Nicole Danburg, Jodi Carachi, Kathy Goodman, Manager; Steve McCaleb, coach; Middle row: Tina Jackson, Brenda Hardrick, Kerry Lyon, Lisa Stiefel, Susy Freeman; Front row: Karin Hatfield, Ron da Lhamon. The Junior Varsity Team Top row: Chantel Sipos, Manager; Zan-oba Latimer, Lisa Taylor, Shannon Hall, Pam Sanders, Kelly Jole, Elise Carver, Shannon Rodriguez, Manager; Bottom row: Paulette Smith, Hope Jennings, Gina Grisenti, Marilyn Williams, coach; Wendy Hudson, Raenelle Leyba, Karen Boody. Not pictured: Andrea A Henhouse, Lani Wilson, Managers; Marina Guerra and Maria Stiefel. The Freshman Basketball Team 7 we wccowev ouk msAMm =u Nicol Graham shoots over Fountain-Fort Car-son's defense. Domoni DeSalvo, Laura Mars-chall, Debbie Coleman rebound the ball, while Jane! Hutchinson runs for the outlet. Jane Fsquibel screens while Debbie Coleman shoots over the defendent. Michelle McFndree and Debbie Coleman go for a rebound. Mr. Ben Zamarripa, coach. Debbie Coleman shoots the ball while Laura Marschall cuts to the basket as Lydia Garcia stands for a safety. Nicole Danburg takes the ball down court. Dawn Ann Mu Iso shoots the ball while Lisa Stiefel screens Jodi Carochi shoots the ball over the top of the defendants. Kerry Lyon, Karin Hatfield, and Ronda Lhamon set up while the team enters the ball. The Girls boskerboll season srorred off hor. As rhe year went by rhe ream grew doser rogerher. They began ro play rogerher, and srorred ro ploy ream boll. The ream wos esroblished around rhe words ' 'LET'S DO IT DO IT DO IT!! They seemed ro hove picked up rhe pace and really wenr inro rhe gome positively. The girls wenr for this year They rook PPL Chomps, Disrricr Chomps, and 6rh in STATE. The ream hod very lirrle heighrh bur wenr o long way. They accomplished rheir goals this year by going ro srore. They mighr nor hove roken srore bur rhey ore proud rhor they wenr. They ser a place of pride and respect for our school. The ream will deeply miss rhe 6 Seniors next year-rhey were o big port of rhe ream. This year’s ream finished off rhe season with 21 wins and 4 losses. Way ro go girls!!! We're proud of you oil. FRESHMEN GIRLS RECORD 3-5 J.V. GIRLS RECORD 9-7 Kelly Jole clears the high jump. Amber Lauderdale jumps the 110 low hurdles at the Florence track meet. Elaine Hatfield starts out of the blocks. Dana Adamson gets ready to cross the finish line at the district track meet where she had a 1st place win. The girls track team started off and they were out for blood. The team had its ups and downs, but pushed their way through. They never gave up, not one time. They took home some awards and metals. Lydia Garcia, Dian Brown, Jane! Hutchinson, Dana Adamson, and Karin Hatfield went to State. We will sincerely miss the seniors this next year. Karin Hatfield hands off to Lydia Garcia in the relay at districts, which took them to state competition, Tanya King runs the 440 meter race. ZMS QJKCS ZKACK Z£AM The Girls 7rack Team Top Row — Mr. Torri, Karin Hatfield, Elaine Hatfield, Tammie Trogdon, Mrs. Torri, Kelly Jole, Jodi Carochi, Annette Stenzel, Mr. Bray, Middle Row — Kristen Timm, Nance Sharp, Dian Brown, Amber Lauderdale, Tanya King, Dana Adamson, Pam Hlavachick, Front Row — Gina Grisenti, Wendy Hudson, Karen Boodv, Jane! Hutchinson, Lydia Garcia, Ori Hayashi, Paulette Smith. The boys and girls coed track teams run the 4 mile training program. Right: Lydia Garcia, Janel Hutchinson, Dana Adamson, Karin Hatfield and Dian Brown represented FHS at state this year. BOV'S ZKACK SEASON sueessssua Members of the 1986 boy's Track team, (top row)- Rudy Polhamus (coach), Donny Justis, Joey Marschall, Ray Esquibel, Paul Grey, George Brey (coach), (middle row)- Sterling Hess, Ron Sanders, Aaron Harvey, Gary Haynes, Alan Rex ford, Steve Lopez, (bottom row)- Tony Hawkins, Gary Johnson, Will Wilbar, Chris Nelson, William Emond, Steve Johnson, Ken Trusty. Chris Nelson, Gary Johnson and Ray Esquibel with their 1986 track awards. ZM£ noy’S ZKACK Ron Sanders throws the discus, at the Florence track meet. Gary Johnson runs the 800 meter race. The Boys's track team started off well this year. The boys track team and the girls track team united and became a coed team. The year went well. The boys placed in every meet, and were proud to have placed in what they placed in. It takes alot of guts to get out there and run like they do. Not many kids cand can do it. Therefore it takes a special person to do this. Louis Brown and Donny Justus start out at the starting line. Track is based on the individual, on how much you want to put out and how much you are willing to sacrifice. Track is something that someone should experience, because no one works harder than the average track-star. Congratulations on the great year you had, and may you go far. We're proud to have you running for our school. J Chris Wells throws the discus at the Florence Track Meet. Chris Nelson Runs the 2 Mile. Steve Lopez jumps in the triple jump at the Florence track meet. 1986 State Qualifiers (Gary Johnson not pictured.) MASSMACC-. amozmsk scam VSAK! After a small upset concerning the eligibility of player Leif Lindahl, the Huskies rose again and proved themselves with a great season. Although they had to forfeit three of their winning games because the rule stating any player that transfers into a new school must not participate in team sports for a full school year was misinterpreted with the performance of Leif, who had transferred from the Abbey, which had closed; the Huskies came back to complete the season with a record of 12 wins, 3 losses and 3 forfeited games. Wayne Ireland heads back to the dug out. Members of the 1986 baseball team. (Top row) Jamie Haines, Leif Lindahl, John Medrick, Matt Baker, David Mata. (Middle row) Jim Vaughan (coach), Elliot Ham, John Johnson, Wayne Ireland, Joey De Salvo, Steve Shannon (coach); (Bottom row) Chris Raley, Terry Sherfey, Albert Bufmack, Paul Mata and Nick Bel lino. Joey DeSalvo was voted as the outstanding player by the boy's F club. Albert Bufmack strikes 'em out! John Med rick packs one away Paul Mata takes it easy after he hits a home run. A St. Mary's competitor slides into home, while catcher Nick Bellino receives the ball. Matt Baker swings at it high! Paul Mata exhibits his excellent form, while the rest of the team looks on. c r c no -A r— 7 o 0 A J A L 7 ▲ V j f A T ' X I T A t 2 L sWY3ua- j m j A A _ 1 X r n _ imyynf- 1 HM J stfonrzcMno mcs 4 nays emns” Below- Mike DeWall takes a moment to show his enthusiasm during the Girls Mud Wrestling, for homecoming. The Girls F Club is an Elite girls athletic club that tries to recognize the athletes of Florence High School and their achievements. They have many fund raising projects in which they raised money for a new Track Field board. Officers are: President- Lydia Garcia, Co. Vice Presidents- Nicol Graham and Laura Marschall, Secretary- Jane Esquibel, Treasurer- Julie Kerr, Student Council Rep.- Debbie Coleman. And Sponsor- Sandy Torri. The Boys F Club is a boys athletic club that tries to bring boys who have lettered in a sport together in an effort to raise money to promote sports, buy banners, etc. Among the many fund raisers were Mud Wrestling for the Homecoming Carnival, and Donkey Basketball, also the Snowball dance which was a joint effort between the Boys Girls F Clubs. Officers-President- John Med rick, Vice-President- Clint Veatch, Sec ret ary-Darin Serfoss, Treasurer- Terry Sherfey. And Sponsor- Mel Smith. Girls F Club- From left to right- Lydia Garcia, Jane! Htuchinson, Lynette DeWall, Christie Warden, Tina Martin, Cindy Cress, Jessica Brosh, Karin Hatfield, Cindy Foster, Jenny Martin, Cindy Wool-sey, Ori Hayashi, Kelly Jole, Jane Esquibel, Domoni DeSalvo, Julie Kerr, Debbie Coleman, Nicol Graham, Robyn Staples, Michelle McEndree, Heidi Kowal, Lisa Stiefel, Dana Adamson, Tanya King, Pam Hlavachick, Sabrina Lenard, Laura Marschall, Dian Brown, and Amber Lauderdale. Not Pictured- Elaine Hatfield, Terry Peterman, Rhonda Adamson, Patty Rochio, Tiffiney Corsey, Paulette Smith. Boys F Club- from left to right- Chris Brannam, Ron Sanders, Mike DeWall, Matt Shirola, Chris Raley, Terry Sherfey, Joey De-Salvo, Tim Dalgleish, Tom Stenzel, Gary' Johnson, Chris Nelson, Joe Marschall, Shawn Waller, Clint Veatch, Jeff Lindsey, Sponsor- Mel Smith, Darin Serfoss, Ray Esquibel, Greg Teel, Kelly McDermott. Not Pictured- Julian Herrera, Rob DeWall, Albert Bufmack, Nick Bellino, Steve Miller, Jamie Haines, Matt Williams, Mike DeLaR-osa. VSAKKOOK 4 MWSPAPBK Above- The Yearbook Staff- From left to right- Ron Sanders, Joe DeSalvo, Dianna Swift, Heidi Kowal, Coleen Cogan, Jay Hammel, Leah Graft, Kim Graft, Jodi Carochi, Karin Hatfield, Gary Howard, Chuck Owens, and Kathy Goodman. Below- Mrs. Schenk offers some assistance to her students. The Newspaper Staff works hard to get a school newspaper out once a month. Editor- Terrie Ferguson and Sponsor Cheryl Schenk- other staff members include- Dana Adamson, Nicol Graham, Nadine Herrera, Lanea Jeffcoat, Kim McKee, Tina Jackson, Mike Trujillo, and Kris McKeon. 2nd Semester. 1st Semester- Michelle McEndree, Pete Rangle, Chris Boll, Leann Bucher, Sherry Swift, and Rick Marcotte. The staff of the Husky Yearbook works hard to put together the best Yearbook they can. With only one student coming up from last years class along with the photographers, Mrs. Hitt has her hands full teaching a whole new class how it's done, putting together a Yearbook. But this year's staff can honestly say, We have done our best to capture the memories thru the pages! Editor- Christie Warden, Sponsor- Mrs. Sue Hitt. Above- The Newspaper staff prepares for another day at the press. Below- Mrs. Hitt shows her enthusiasm during the Homecoming Carnival. HAM) AW UA6 If you're on F.H.S. bond member, you know how much work goes into rhe field, parade, and concert performances. Wirh activities such as foorball and basketball games, winter, spring, and Christmas concerts; Apple, Pioneer, and Dbs-som Day parades, Store Honor Dand Competition; Solo and Ensemble Contests; and Jazz Dand, you have a pretty busy schedule! Their purpose is to expose rhe students to o wide variety of music literature, to foster growth and develop os human beings, to actively support rhe school ond community, and to provide on aesthetic education for those students who appreciate music os an art. Also rhe flog ream got underway wirh twelve members. They did a super pb wirh hopes of continuation for years to come. Sponsor: Mr Nolan Members: Troy Adamic, Andrea Alleshouse, Taro Askey, Andrea Ayala, Drody Durleson, Dion Camerlo, Elise Carver, Michelle Cordova, Adrian Crespin, Cindy Cress, Ginger Derara (F), Rob DeWall, Candy Doxrorer (F), Steve Dye, Dill Estes, Cindy Foster, Steve Gardner, Decky Garrett (79, Shora Grant, Elliot Ham, David Hammel, Kevin Hansen, Aaron Harvey, Pam Hhvochick, Drenr Johnson, Jeff Johnson, Don Justus, Jim Justus, Zanoba Larimer, Steve Lindsey, Dominic Martinez, Sandra McElhinney, Gory McWilliams, Katrina Nichols (79, Drian Pachelli, Gina Grisenri (F), Tammy Patrick (79, Leda Price, Mary Ann Quick (79, Nancy Sharp, Tim Smelser, Paulette Smith (79, Dianna Swift (79, Ron Tedesko, Larry Trujillo, Marvin Valdez, Charles Wanner, Paulerre Wilson, Cathy Wollmon, Deanna Harris (79. BAffl) AW 3CAG OPPOSITE PAGE RIGHT PICTURE: Gary McWilliams and Tim Smelscr relaxing to pose for a picture. TOP LEFT: Everybody waking up in early morning practice. TOP RIGHT: Gary McWilliams, Steve Gardener and Jim Justus giving their best at a basketball game. RIGHT: Mr. Nolan upbeating the rhythm in band class. BOTTOM LEFT: The Flag girls showing us their talent during an outdoor assembly. BOTTOM RIGHT: A typical day in Band. ensss earn The Chess Club is a group of students who get together to play chess both for fun and competition. They competed in tournaments- in Sept, they took first place at one at East High in Pueblo at an inner school tournament in Feb. and participated in the Spring Chess Tournament in Denver. They sold pastries at pioneers Day and Gold C books to help finance their activities. Top Row: Allan Henry; 4th row: John Sportsman, Steve Dye, Leif Stoudt; 3rd row: David Grisenti, Rodney Lovato, Lousi Brown, (V. Pres, council rep.), David Miller; 2nd row: James Hughes, Mike Younger, Jon Lamoreaux, (Sec.-Treas.), Duane Brown; 1st row: Bri- an Pacchelli, Kathy Magnusson, (Pres.), Susan Fitzgerald, and David Williamson. Above: Members of the chess club concentrate on their next move. J.U.C.A- The Future Business Leaders of America is a club whose members are students in the business department. The club has three purposes: To compete in local, national, district and state contests, to do communtiy projects and run a social club. Elaine Lindsey Peterson took a second place in Word Processing and Machine Transcription; Jessica Brosh took second place in Business Law. These two competed in the state contest at Denver, April 13-15, 1986. USINESS EADERS MERICA Row one: Jessica Brosh, Lydia Garcia, Steph Haynes, (Pres.), Elaine Lindsey Peterson, Robyn Staples; 2nd row: Tammie Trogden, Tonya Smith, Domini De Salvo, (Sec., Treas.), Rhonda Adamson, Beth McCormick; 3rd row: Terri Vavra, Cindy Woolsey, Melissa Jones; 4th row; Sherri Hicks, Lisa Trujillo, Roni Potts. The Fellowship of Christian Athletes is an organization whose goal is to provide peer support for students through fun activities such as movies, discussions, singing and games. The sponsor is Mr. Bob Seal. 1st row: Janet Hutchinson, Mike DeWall, Dian Brown; row 2: Shan tel Rogers, Amber Lauderdale, Caynelle Snider; row 3: Nicole Danburg, Ron Cook, Steve Lindsey, Tanya King, Ori Hayashi, Cindy Foster; row 4: Dawn Benavidz, Sterling Hess, Mike Younger, Wendy Hudson; row 5: Shannon Hall, Brady Burleson, Lynette De Wall, Steve Dye; top row: Scott Peterman, Gary Haynes, Doug Carpenter, Tereese Filos, Dominic Martinez, (not pictured is John Quintana, president.) 1st Row: Jessica Brosh, Ori Hayashi, Denise Seitz, Barbara Murphy, Susan Fitzgerald, Dana Adamson; 2nd row: Willie Wilbar, Linda Cool, Julie Mereness, Debbie Coleman, Michelle Thompson, Kathy Magnus-son, Janet Kowal, 3rd row: Stephanie Corley, Tanya King, Mike Younger, Sherri Hicks, Jennifer Ritter, Jodi Carochi, Kerry Lyon; 4th row: James Hughes, Terri Ferguson, Dawn Benavidz, Jeff Johnson, Melissa Jones, Dian Brown; 5th row: Laura Marschall, Annette Stenzel, Brady Burleson, Nicole Danburg, Heidi Kowal, Tammie Trogden, Pam Hla-vaehick; 6th row: Greg Teel, Leif Lindahl. The Foreign Language Club consists of students studying French and Spanish. The goal is to learn about the cultures and customs of these countries in a fun atmosphere. The FLC sold crepes at the homecoming carnival. Mr. Dan Lujan is the club sponsor. ft.H.S. and 3.M.A- Above- Brent Johnson enjoys his carmel apple as Ms. Fedde looks on. Above- F.H.A.: left to right, Linda Amaya, Leah Craft, Julie Pyle, Donna Brassea, Carolyn Wort, Becky Swift, Crystal States, Adrienne Yellico, Domoni DeSalvo, Christie Warden, Kelly Graham, Lisa Trujillo, Shannon Rodriquez, Rebecca Graft, Kim Graft, Dena Darrah, Candy Doxtater and Patty Patterson. F.H.A. Officers are: President- Lisa Trujillo, V. Pres. Linda Amaya, Sec. Christie Warden, Treas. Michelle Wilson rr%) and Rep. Kim Graft, Jr' F.H.A. is a club for the V Future Homemakers of our generation. The National Honor Society is a club organized for those who are at the top of their classes. Officers: Pres. Tonya Goff, V. Pres. Tonya Smith, Sec. Denise Seitz and Treas. Debbie Coleman. N.H.S. is involved in many activities including the installation of new members in April. Below- From left to right: Tonya King, Susan Fitzgerald, Denise Seitz, Jessica Brosh, Tonya Smith, Orito Hayashi, Melissa Jones, Debbie Coleman, Michelle Thompson, Becky Dye, Dian Brown, Amber Hodgson, Tonya Goff, Terry Sherfey, Nicole Danburg, Brent Johnson, Jon Lamoreux, and Brady Bruleson. VJ.6.A- V.I.C.A.- Vocational Industrial Clubs of America, has two seperate sections, carpentry and welding. The purpose of the carpentry section is to promote understanding of carpentry trade, improve technical skills, and provide social interactions. Their activities include community service, district carpentry contest, state carpentry contest and they also build a house every year. The construction site of their house this year is 420 East Third in Florence. Members are Bryan Addington, Sec.-Treas.; Jon James, Pres.; and Tom Smith, V. Pres. V.I.C.A. Welding section also has many activities. They shot off the cannon and fireworks at borne games. They are also planning to build a dragster which they will use to race against the automechanics class this spring. Their purpose is to develop leadership abilities through participation in educational, vocational, civic recreational, and social activities, as well as to promote Top above, The homebuilding trades class poses in front of the house they are building this year. Above left, Tom Smith working on the building trades house. Above, Mark Pruvosl working on a project in welding. high standards in trade ethics, workmanship, scholarship, and safety. The members are Don Brosh-Pres., Craig Kuhn - V. Pres., John Macoskey - Tres, Sec., Dennis Twiss, Jeffery Miller, Steve Harris, John Audery, Mitch Green, Tom Green, Mike Kelly, Larry Morgan, Brian Pruvost, Mark Pruvost, Darin Serfoss, Bill Weigel, and David Wolfe. szu ejvz eouMK The Florence High Student Council relieves some of the tension of school life, with planning and arranging some of the terrific activities sponsored by them. Leadership- That's what they're there for, and our Student Council has given F.H.S. more than enough! This years cabinet has held many special activities such as the Homecoming dance, the Easter egg hunt that was held for the Kindergarten, the first annual Mini Olympiad, and much, much more! Without the help of our great leaders, F.H.S. would not have the great student support it now has. Members of Student Council. Lydia Garcia, Tom Camerlo, Terri Vavra, Brady Burleson, Janet Tu-ley, Mike Picco, Dana Adamson, Susan Fitzgerald, Amber Lauderdale, Christie Warden, Kelly Jole, Lloyd Harwood, Jeff Johnson, Lynette Dewall, Becky Dye, Ron Cook, Louis Brown, Todd Baker, Todd Williams, Clint Veatch, John Quintanna, Michelle Thomson, Tina Martin, Jane Esquibel, Chris Raley, Debbie Coleman, and Barbara Murphy. Sponsor is Mr. Burleson. A couple of Easier egg bandits prepare their strategies at the annual Student Council Easter egg hunt. Pictured are Florence members of the Fremont County High School Rodeo Club. Pictured from left are Sabrina Lenard and Steph Haynes. Top are Mike Krauth, Kyle West, Dave Wolfe and Ron Sanders. Other members of the club come from Canon City and Westcliff. The team hosted a rodeo the 12 13th of April. It went very well. wowcevGe kowjc The 1986 Knowledge Bowl started off this year with nine members, meeting and practicing every Monday at noon in the typing room. The activities in this 1986 school year were: several competitions in Colo- rado Springs, several other schools showed up for the competitions also, and one Match Wits competition; which Florence hosted. The purpose of the club is to prepare the students for the state knowledge Bowl competition held in Durango Colorado, in the spring. Sponsor: Mr. Charles Smith. Co-Captains: Julie Kerr Terry Sherfey Members: Debbie Coleman Susan Fitzgerald Jon Lamoreux Michelle Thompson Nick Cobb Mike Younger Leif Lindahl modsc u.jy. earn The Model U.N. Club for the 1986 school year meets every Tuesday during lunch hour in room 205. They learn about other countries, governments and how they differ from the United States. The purpose of the club and activities they planned this year are: Attend Model U.N. meetings at Cherry Creek and Fairview High Schools. They also participated in a state wide conference at the University of Northern Colorado. Sponsor: Mrs. Marilyn Williams President: Susan Fitzgerald Treasurer: Jon Lamoreux Secretary: Orito Hayashi Student Council Representative: Barb Murphy Members: Bill Mahaffey, Steve Johnson, Nick Cobb, Amber Hodgson, Julie Mereness, Andrew Mereness, Mike Younger, Bill Rutherford, Beth McCormick, Kelie Price, Kathy Magnus-son, Mack Schricker, Gary Haynes, Denise Seitz. “7.M.S. ‘KOCKS’ WJZM It is true, this year's show choirs have come out on top! A lot of new voices and faces have contributed to F.H.S.'s excellent Choral department. Also with the new addition of Summit a mixed choir that has come definitely out on top, has set Below- Lou Moschetti sings a solo part during a Summit concert while other members wait for cue. Above- Journey show choir put the perfection into their dance routine for, Show Time , their next concert. F.H.S. Rocking and proud, as well as the previous choirs. Journey show choir and Touch of Class. Journey is a mixed choir and Touch of Class is an all girls show choir. They have contributed to the success of this year's music department. Left- The newest choir. Summit. From left to right: Dwayne Wort, Brady Burleson, Nicole Danburg, Lou Moschetti, Becky Dye, Tereese Filos, Gina Pacchelli, Sherri Hicks, Jeanine Owens, Todd Baker, Tim Smelser, Rob DeWall, Jeff Johnson, Steve Gardner, Gary McWilliams, Jim Justus, Charlie Robinson, Brian Perdue, Gary Haynes, Brent Johnson and Todd Williams. exeeccewz snow enoms” Left- Journey Show Choirs ending finale. Below- The brass section of Summit choir shows off their talents during a Summit concert. Left- Summit show choir performing during a concert. Below-Touch of Class show choir takes a moment for a quick picture together. Dawn Rhoten and Bill Mahaffey were in Squad Room. This year the drama club performed two full-length plays for the public in Florence; one in November and one in April. They also participated in the Pikes Peak League Play Festival in February. The following students are members of drama this year. Starting with the front row, L to R: Kamela Harshbarger, Bo Latimer, Donna Combs, Kristi Steuben, Alison White, Becky Dye, Tara Askey, Kelli Graham, Dawn Benavidz, Tracy Freeman, Tara Bowyer, Stephanie Corley, Nan-cy Sharp, Lecia Price, Shere Irvine, Kristen Timm, Robert Dodd, Mike Younger, Josef Shimek, Dawn Rhoten, Darren Carter, Tina DeLeo Carter, Bill Rutherford, Lisa Taylor, Bob Gray, Shawn Baker, Shannon Owens, Toby Clausen, Ms. Spohn, Mrs. O'Neill, Bill Mahaffey, Tracy Schlup, Alan Horn, and John Rogers. Not pictured are Dena Darrah, Doug Dennison, Mike DeWall, Deana Harris, Brent Johnson, Jennifer Krug, Norma Shimek, Kathleen Strobridge, Dana Wolfe and Rondi Wright. Below are Lecia Price and Bob Gray practicing one of the plays that they performed this year. Drama is a very interesting, exciting and educational class. People learn many skills and discover talents that they never knew they had and at the same time, have a lot of FUN! Above right are pictured Robbie Dodd and Shawn Baker. They are busy working on a play during drama. SHOW BIZ!.. 1 seisms Am eoMPuzen earn The Science and Computer Club meets every Friday in the Computer room at 1:00 P.M. The club was formerly just the Computer Club and it was changed to the Science and Computer Club. This change was approved by Student Council. The Science and Computer Club planned a project-demonstration for the Extravaganza. Also, they often have movie nights at which the club members get together at the sponsor's home and watch movies. After watching these movies they discuss some of the topics presented in tbe films, which range from science fiction to drama. The purpose of the club is to provide an opportunity for those students interested in science or computers, to meet others with similar interests, in order to talk and discuss some of the current breakthroughs that are taking place in those fields. It also allows these individuals to get together and have a good time in an atmosphere that encourages science and use of computers. They also like to, as one of their goals, expose the public through demonstrations, etc. to events on the forefront of science. PRESIDENT: Michelle Thompson; VICE PRESIDENT: Debbie Coleman SECRETARY: Jon Lamoreux; TREASURER: Susan Fitzgerald STUDENT COUNCIL REPRESENTATIVE: Becky Dye MEMBERS: Louis Brown, Mike Picco, Mike Younger. SPONSOR: Mr. Seal CKSAZJVS 90HKMC Creative Journal members: Brian Holtz, Mike Picco, Mrs. Spohn, Orlando Guerra, Kaye Sharp, Mike Younger, Mr. Roberts, Lecia Price, and Shere Irvine. Two years ago, Christina Faunce created a new concept in visual and literary art. Using the school's photocopier, Chris published Florence High School's first Impressions Creative Journal. We are not a large organization, but the interest in the visual and literary arts is growing each year; and during the next two to three years, we look for this new and exciting Creative Journal concept to thrive. The Creative Journal — entitled Impressions — is a yearly publication containing outstanding original works of art and literature by the F.H.S. student body. Our main objective is to provide an outlet for the next generation of F.H.S. artists. Kaye Sharp works hard on a layout for Creative Journal. semens sav Qoomye zo sms Michelle McEndree and Jane! Hutchinson celebrate the district playoff victory. As the year comes to a close we look back one last time before we finally say goodbye. We recall the past events that will be the memories we will always treasure. As we take out our memories, who could forget Homecoming? The football team started if off with the best game of the season. During the dance, when the Homecoming royalty was crowned and danced to the theme of Cherish was a special moment. But we were also aware that in the world terrorism was striking out at innocent people. Christmas rounded the corner, along with the winter sports season. The Huskies were once again ready to show what they were made of. The girls district play off game was an awesome and exciting game, as they fought to the bitter end and won when Jane! Hutchinson nailed a shot during the last seconds of the game. Sherri Hicks and others join to sing around the piano at the senior banquet. Hamming it up at the senior banquet. 1 Juniors and seniors competed in the Olympiad. Seniors were 1 The year 1986 came fast, especially for the members of the senior class. In late January we were saddened by the explosion of the space shuttle Challenger, which resulted in the deaths of all seven crew members, including high school teacher Christa McAuliffe. Locally, our district superintendent. Dr. Halsey Cook, resigned and Mr. Vic Becco was named Interim Superintendent. In February we were in the midst of winter sports and enjoyed our last Sweetheart dance. Later we were made aware that the U.S. had bombed Libya, in response to increasing terrorist activities against Americans. Learning of the nuclear accident in the Soviet Union in April, we once again realized what a complex world we will soon become adult members of. But life at FHS was still comfortable for us with the familiar rituals of spring sports, prom, senior banquet and senior skip day. No matter how far some of us may travel from FHS, the years we have spent here will leave their mark. We leave behind childish ways and enter a world which we can add to and a future we can help shape from what we have gained here. Seniors enjoyed their meal at Merlino's Belvedere. Albert Bufmack, Don Brosh and Joey De Salvo pose together. Julie Kerr and Heidi Kowal show us what friendship is all about with their wide smiles. Skyline Super foods Fox Drug, Inc. 2nd 784-3523 8:30-5:30 Mon- Church Fri, Sat 8:30- 5:00 Complete Rx Service OTC Meds Walker, crutch wheelchair sales Rental Cards Stationary Gifts, Toys School Supplies Film Film Processing Deliveries Small Appliances Watches film's Clothing Owens Studio KtU b Sneior Portraits Formal and Casual Outdoors Setting 1316 W. 4th St. Florence, Co. 784-6405 470 East Mai St. FIomemc Colo«Ado Open Monday - Saturday 11:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. Closed Sunday Florence Auto Show Em A Home Movie Rental Jo Dee Nichols Owner 200 W. Main 784-3513 120 E. Main 784-3820 784-4738 Penrose family Dental Clinic 710 Broadway P.O. Box 318 Penrose, CO 81240 Phone 372-3041 or 372-3042 DR. ALEX VAN ACKER, D.D.S. General Dentistry Business Hours Monday 8 00 am - 12 00 pm 1 00 prri 5 00 pm T uesday 1 00 pm 5 00 pm 6 00 pm • 9:00 pm Wednesday 8 00 am 12 00 pm 1 00 pm - 5 00 pm Thursday 8 00 am 12:00 pm 1 00 pm 5 00 pm Friday 8 00 am 12:00 pm 1 00 pm - 5:00 pm Saturday 8 00 am 12:00 pm Th irit National Bank of FLORENCE. COLORADO P. O. BOX 389 FLORENCE, COLORADO 81226 MBMMK WJC first national sank Kwik Stop food Stores 3,506 E. Main, Florence Cliff Sor Machine Shop ACKNOme'DQSMSWZS Without the contributions of these photographers, our yearbook would not be possible! Thanks to all of you! Joe Ayala Barbie Block Florence Citizen Tonya Goff Suzette Jackson Matt Matthews Kris McKuen Chuck Owens Owens Photography Ernie Valdez Christie Warden Zemi Photography 1986 musk] yemw ok GENST XR Gypsum Products Company P.O. Box 429 1173 State Highway 120 Florence, Co. 81226 Everett Barnes, Plant Manager 784-6375 iAjrd FORD MERCURY Sprodlei| Borr Ford-fllereuri| 115 East Main Florence - (303) 784-4884 Florence, Colorado 81226 Pueblo - (303) 545-8085 A Adamic, Steve 18 Adamic, Troy 46, 57, 112 Adamson, Dana 46, 56, 88, 101, 102, 110, 111, 115 Adamson, Rhonda 3, 7, 18, 31, 76, 79, 80, 110, 114 Addington, Bennie 60, 72 Addington, Bryan 34, 92, 93 Addington, Kevin 60, 85 Addington, Luree 18 Allen, Susan 18, 26 Alleshouse, Andrea 60, 97, 112 Allison, Pat 46 Amaya, Linda 18, 116 Archuletta, Marian 69 Archuletta, Melissa 6, 18, 31 Ardery, John 34 Arnett, Donny 46 Arreguin, Andrea 69 Askey, Tara 46, 57, 112, 122 Ayala, Andrea 60, 112 Ayala, Connie 34 Ayala, Joe 60, 66 n Babcock, Koka 46 Babcock, Shelly 34 Baca, Joe 60 Baker, Matt 46, 96, 106, 108 Baker, Shawn 122 Baker, Todd 4, 7, 11, 12, IS, 18, 24, 120 Barela, Pam 60, 64, 71, 78 Barela, Tina 34, 37 Belarde, Adam 46 Bel lino, David 46, 48, 57, 92 Bellino, Nick 3, 12, 18, 85, 106, 108, 110 Benavidz Dawn 60, 64, 71, 78, 115, 122 Bertroch, Joanne 46 Birdsall, Apryll 46, 48, 79 Birdsall, Fred 18 Bland, Gerry 60, 85, 7 Blankenship, Tiffany 7, 60 Block, Barbie 37 Boll, Christine 34, 111 Boody, Karen 60, 79, 80, 97, 102 Bowersox, Steve 18 Bowyer, Kim 46 Bowyer, Tara 18, 122 Branam, Chris 34, 85, 110 Brassea, Donna 60, 116 Brosh, Don 18, 125 Brosh, Jessica 43, 34, 84, 97, 110, 114, 115, 116 Brown, Dian 5, 18, 24, 89, 102, 110, 115, 116 Brown, Duane 46, 114 Brown, Louis 18, 104, 114, 123 Browning, Judi 58 Broyles, Johnnie 46 Bucher, Leann 34, 111 Bufmack, Albert 13, 16, 18, 20, 89, 94, 98, 106, 107, 110, 125 Bufmack, Nick 46 Burgin, Bob 18 Burleson, Brady 46, 112, 115, 116, 120 Byrne, Julie 34 Camerlo, Rion 60, 112 Camerlo, Tom 3, 19, 24, 25, 28, 31 Campbell, Deanna 34 Carochi, Jodi 46, 84, 97, 99, 102, 111, 115 Carpenter, Doug 60, 85, 95, 115 Carter, Darren 34, 122 Carver, Brad 4, 19, 29 Carver, Elise 60, 84, 97, 112 Castellano, Andrew 60 Chambers, Chad 60, 66 Chambers, Jeremy 46 Chaput, John 34 Cheesman, Craig 46 Cheesman, Martin 34, 36 Christiansen, Shawna 19, 29 Clausen, Toby 60, 122 Cobb, Nick 34, 119 Cobler, John 46, 70 Cockerham, Mike 46 Cogan, Colleen 13, 34, 43, 70, 76, 111 Coleman, Debbie 16, 19, 82, 83, 84, 97-8, 110, 115-6, 119, 123 Combs, Donna 34, 122 Conover, Curtis 46 Conover, Scott 19 Cook, Ron 60, 71, 115 Cool, Linda 46, 115 Cordova, Michelle 19, 112 Corley, Stephanie 46, 84, 97, 115, 122 Cornelia, Anthony 34 Cornelia, Diane 19, 20 Coursey, Tiffiney 60, 79, 80, 110 Cortez, Leon 19, 25 Cox, Barbra 60 Cox, Dan 46, 85 Crespin, Adrian 60, 92, 112 Crespin, Connie 19 Cress, Cindy 60, 79, 110, 112 Cruz, Samuel 60 Cunningham, Ashley 69 Currier, Carl 19 Daffron, Tom 60 Dalgliesh, Tim 19, 85, 110 Daly, Jim 47, 48, 96 Danburg, Nicole 47, 56, 84, 97-9, 115-6, 120 Daniels, Aaron 61 Daniels, Bob 34, 84, 92 Daniels, Dan 61 Daniels, John 61, 85, 92 Darrah, David 61 Darrah, Dena 34, 116 Davies, Jim 19 Davidson, Jennifer 52 Day, Mitch 61 Deitchman, Danny 47 Dela Rosa, Mike 47, 85, 90, 95, 96, 110 Deleo Carter, Tina 7, 19, 20, 122 Del Monte, George 34 Dennison, Doug 61 De Salvo, Domoni 19, 97-8, 110, 114, 116 De Salvo, Joey 19, 106-7, 110-1, 125 Detata, Ginger 61, 112 DeVor, Jennifer 47 DeWall, Lynette 13, 47, 56, 76, 79, 110, 115 DeWall, Mike 6, 19, 85, 110, 115 DeWall, Rob 34, 85, 110, 112, 120 Dickey, Chris 61, 71, 85, 95-6 Diggles, Warren 34 Dodd, Robert 47, 122 Don lea, John 61, 63, 85, 91 Downer, Weldon 34 Doxtater, Candi 35, 112, 116 Dutra, Roberta 58 Dye, Becky 19, 24, 120, 122-3 Dye, Steve 61, 71, 85, 114-5-6 s Eaklor, Shaun 47 Egulf, Kathy 35 Elstun, Sam 35 Emond, William 61, 69, 85, 103 Enoch, Greg 61, 85 Esau, Ivan (Slick) 59, 61, 62, 85 Estes, Bill 12, 61, 85, 112 Esquibel, Anthony 47, 94, 96 Esquibel, Jane 25, 84, 98, 110, 97 Esquibel, Ray 8, 22, 28, 94, 96, 103, 110, 85 ? Falgien, Joann 35 Fellhauer, Theresa 22 Ferguson, Terrie 47, 111, 115 Filos, Tereese 35, 37, 76, 115, 120 Fisher, David 47 Fisk, Cindy 47 Fitzgerald, Susan 16, 20, 22, 24, 114, 115, 116, 119, 123 Foster, Cindy 61, 71, 79, 81, 110, 112, 115 Foxall, Ramona 35, 76 Freeman, Susy 47, 53, 97 Freeman, Tracy 61, 122 V Gallardo, James 35 Gallardo, Richard 61, 91, 92 Garcia, Lydia 16, 22, 25, 82-3-4, 102, 110, 114, 97 Gardner, Steve 47, 112, 113, 120 Garrett, Becky 35, 112 Gianarelli, Larry 22 Goff, Steve 47 Goff, Tonya 22, 29, 116 Goodman, Kathy 47, 70, 97, 111 Gordon, Alan 61 Gordon, Linda 9, 22 Grace, Clyde 47, 85 Graft, Kimberly 22, 31, 111, 116 Graft, Leah 47, 96, 111, 116 Graft, Rebecca 61, 116 Graham, Kelli 35, 116, 122 Graham, Wendi 35 Graham, Nicol 47, 82-3-4, 97-8, 110, 111 Grant, Shara 61, 112 Gray, Paul 47, 92, 103 Gray, Robert 7, 5, 20, 22, 28-9, 122 Green, Mitch 35 Green, Tom 35, 70 Grisenti, David 47, 96, 114 Grisenti, Gina 61, 97, 102, 112 Grisenti, Jamie 61, 85, 91 Gudis, Steve 61 Guerra, Marina 61, 97 Guerra, Orlando 35, 123 Guiterrez, Raymond 61 Gunter, Becky 35 M Flackett, James 64 Haddock, Barb 22, 28, 83, 84 Haddock, Irene 59, 64, 71, 84 Haddock, Jeff 64 Haddock, Robert 35 Haddock, Terri 47 Haines, Jamie 47, 71, 85, 96, 106, 110 Hall, Mary 47 Hall, Shannon 64, 84, 97, 115 Ham, Clinton 64, 85 Ham, Elliott 35, 85, 106, 112 Hamlin, Nancy 35 Hammel, David 64, 112 Hammel, Jay 35, 40, 111 Hanna, Brian 47 Hansen, Bill Hansen, Kevin 22, 112 Hardrick, Brenda 47, 97 Harper, Troy-52 Harris, Deana 64, 112 Harris, Steve 22, 92, 93 Harris, Tonia 52, 58 Harshbarger, Kamela 35, 122 Harvey, Aaron 9, 11, 50, 103, 112 Harvey, Paul 50 Harwood, Lloyd 13, 43 Hatfield, Elaine 22, 29, 79, 101, 103, 110 Hatfield, Karin 57-8, 97, 99, 101-2, 110-11 Hawkins, Tony 50, 85, 103 Hayashi, Orito 22, 88, 102, 110, 115-16, 119 Haynes, Gary 3, 11, 12, 35, 6, 85, 103, 115, 119, 120 Haynes, Stephanie 20, 22, 76, 114, 118 Hazelton, Steve 35 Helton, April 64, 70, 84 Henry, Allan 64, 114 Herrera, Elyssia 50 Herrera, Julian 22, 91-2-3, 110 Herrera, Melissa 50 Herrera, Sabrina 35 Hess, Sterling 50, 85, 103, 115 Hicks, Sherri 21-2, 25, 29, 114-5, 120, 124 Hilt, Mike 31 Hlavachick, Pam 50, 56, 102, 110, 112, 115 Hodgson, Amber 35, 38, 116, 119 Holtz, Brian 22, 123 Honzell, Erica 50 Horn, Alan 50, 85, 92, 122 Houston, Darla 31 Howard, Gary 50, 53, 111 Howell, David 22 Hudson, Shane 35, 85, 92 Hudson, Wendy 64, 97, 102, 115 Hughes, James 50, 114, 115 Hunter, Don SO, 53, 85 Hurley, Kevin 50 Hutchinson, Janel 3, 20, 22, 29, 89, 97-8, 102, 110, 115, 124 J Ireland, Wayne 50, 57, 106 Irvine, Sherre 5, 35, 37, 43, 76, 78, 122-3 9 Jackson, Tina 50, 97, 111 Jackson, Suzette 23, 25 James, Jon 20, 23, 25, 13 James, Jon 50, 91, 92 Janousek, Chester 64 Jaquez, Joe 23 Jaques, Mary 38, 39 Jeff coat, Lanea 111 Jennings, Hope 59, 64, 84, 71, 97 Johnson, Becky 50, 58 Johnson, Brent 8, 23, 112, 116, 120 Johnson, Brenda 38, 39 Johnson, Gary 36, 38, 103-4, 110 Johnson, Jeff 50, 56, 112, 115, 120 Johnson, John 6, 38, 39, 85, 106 Johnson, Kirt 50 Johnson, Sherri 12, 50 Johnson, Steve 50, 58, 103, 119 Jole, Kelly 64, 71, 10, 97, 100, 103, 110 Jole, Stacy 38-9, 96 Jole, Troy 64, 71, 85 Jones, Jason 36, 38, 39 Jones, Melissa 38, 39, 114-5-6 Justus, Donny 50, 104-4, 112 Justus, Jim 37-8-9, 85, 112-13, 120 K Kelly, Mike 38, 39 Kemp, Royce 38, 39 Kerr, Julie 23, 31, 110, 119, 125 Kerr, Mike 50, 85 Kessler, Wayne 50 King, Tonya 50, 56, 101-2, 110, 115-6 Kissel, Joe 64 Kowal, Heidi 2, 8, 23, 29, 31, 110-11, 115, 125 Kowal, Janet 38, 39, 41, 115 Krauth, Mike 51, 53, 118 Krug, Audra 38, 39, 79 Krug, Jennifer 51, 53, 79 Krug, Raymond 23 Kuhn, Craig 23 c Ladd, Laura 53 Lain, Roland 23 Lamoreaux, Jon 23, 24, 114, 116, 119, 123 Lange, Cheryl 23 Latimer, Zanoba 64, 69, 84, 97, 112, 122 Lauderdale, Amber 23, 29, 100, 103, 110, 115 Laurie, Donna 39, 97 Laurie, Dwight 39, 85, 92 Larkin, Jeff 51, 53 Lawson, Randy 85, 96 Leader, Angie 51 Leader, Gary 23 Leggitt, Clark 64 Lenard, Sabrina 38, 3, 40, 43, 79, 80-1, 110, 118 Lenz, Wayne 51 Lewis, Blaine 23 Leyba, Raenelle 2, 64, 71, 84, 97 Lhamon, Ronda 51, 84, 97, 99 Lindahl, Leif 38, 41, 106 Lindsey Peterson, Elaine 26, 29, 114 Lindsey, Jeff 38, 37, 85, 96, 110 Lindsey, Steve 64, 71, 85, 112, 115 Loader, Jodene 38 Lopez, Steve 64, 103, 105 Lovato, Rodney 51, 114 Lucas, Richard 51 Lyon, Kerry 51, 84, 97, 99, 115 M Mackay, Dennis 26 MacKinnon, Clint 64, 71, 85 MacKinnon, Connie 51 Macoskey, John 26 Magnusson, Kathy 3, 26, 29, 114-15, 119 Magu, Joe Mahaffey, Bill 51, 58, 119, 122 Maltbie, Richard 38 Marcotte, Rick 31, 111 Marrs, Patty 38 Marschall, Joey 2, 26, 85, 94, 96, 103, 110 Marschall, Laura 51, 82-3-4, 97-8, 110, 115 Marquez, Mike 31 Martin, Jenny 51, 76, 79, 110 Martin, Roger 51 Martin, Tina 38, 76, 79, 110 Martinez, Adrian 51, 92 Martinez, Brian 51 Martinez, Dominic 64, 85, 112, 115 Martinez, Mike 38, 10 Mata, David 51, 89, 95-6, 106 Mata, Paul 26, 94, 06, 106-7-8 Mathews, Harvey 38 McCormick, Beth 39, 114, 119 McDermott, Kelly 36-7-8, 42, 70, 85, 95-6, 110 McElhinney, Sandra 7, 65, 112 McEndree, Michelle 26, 29, 83-4, 97-8, 110-11, 124 McKee, Kim 38, 42, 111 McKuen, Kris 51, 111 McMullen, Kenny 59, 65 McWilliams, Bill 38, 42 McWilliams, Gary 38, 42, 85, 112-113, 120 Mead, Corey 51 Mead, Mike 38, 42 Meastas, Matthew Meastas, Debbie 26, 29, 32 Medrick, John 26, 106-7, 110 Meh ring, Eric 21, 26, 30 Mereness, Andrew 42, 119 Mereness, Julie 51, 96, 115, 119 Michelli, Jodi 26 Miller, Aaron 65 Miller, David 51, 114 Miller, Jeff Miller, Sandra 42 Miller, Steve 51, 85, 96, 110 Mills, Risha 65, 71 Mohr, Tammy 21, 26, 29, 30 Moos, Mike 42 Morgan, Larry 42 Morrow, Tab 85 Mort, Ted 51, 85, 93 Moschetti, Dominic 65, 85 Moschetti, Lou 42, 76, 120 Mosher, Clarence 42 Mosher, Melissa 65 Mu Iso, Dawn 2, 9, 36, 42, 83, 97, 99 Mulso, Lance 26 Murphy, Barbara 26, 115, 119 Nash, Angelique 65 Nelson, Chris 51, 88, 96, 103, 105, 110 Nelson, Tim 51 Nichols, Katrina 65, 112 Nichols, Royce 54 Noel, Chris 54 o O'Dell, Kevin 26 Osowicki, Tom 26 Owens, Brenda 27 Owens, Chuck 42, 111 Owens, Eric 65, 69 Owens, Jeanine 27, 120 Owens, Shannon 54, 122 P Pacchelli, Brian 63, 65, 112, 114 Pacchelli, Gina 27, 120 Parker, Michelle 27, 29 Patrick, Tammy 65, 112 Patterson, Mike 54 Patterson, Patty 42, 116 Patton, Scott 65 Perdue, Brian 54, 120 Peterman, Scott 42, 115 Peterman, Terry 24, 27, 110 Peterson, Jeff 42, 85, 91, 96 Pettyjohn, George 54 Picco, Mike 42, 85, 123 Picco, Russ 31 Potts, Roni 9, 27, 31, 114 Price, Kelee 4, 42, 119 Price, Lecia 42, 76, 78, 112, 122-3, 5 Pruett, Theresa 54 Pruitt, Katie 65 Pruvost, Brian 38 Pruvost, Mark 38, 116 Pyle, Julie 59, 65, 116 Q Quick, Mary Ann 58, 112 Quintana, John 20, 27 K Ragels, William 54 Raley, Chris 37, 42, 85, 96, 106, 110 Ramak, Michelle 65 Ramirez, Theresa 20, 27 Ramos, John 69 Rangle, Pete 42, 111 Rankin, John 54, 53, 85 Reynolds, Kurt 54 Reynolds, Tammy 27 Rex ford, Allen 42, 103 Rhoten, Dawn 64, 65, 71, 78, 122 Riggs, Stephen 85 Ritter, Jennifer 27, 29, 115 Robertson, Debbie 42 Robison, Charles 54, 120 Rocchio, Patty 42, 43, 83, 84, 110 Rodgers, Shan tel 36, 42, 43, 115 Rodriguez, Alisa 4, 54 Rodriguez, Shannon 63, 97, 116 Rogers, John 54, 122 Roy, Tim 27 Runner, Kevin 27 Rush, Deanna 27 Rutherford, Bill 7, 9, 27, 31, 119, 122 Rutherford, John 54, 85, 58 Ryan, Jade 58 5 Salazar, Anthony 54 Sanders, Pam 59, 65, 71, 79, 97 Sanders, Ron 12, 20, 27, 31-2, 85, 103-4, 110-11, 118 Scalley, Diane Schlup, Tracy 42, 122 Schneider, Wade 42 Schricker, Mack. 42, 119 Sears, Shelly 27 Sears, Stacey 42 Seitz, Denise 8, 27, 115-16, 119 Serfoss, Darin 42, 85, 110 Serfoss, Shelly 65 Shanks, Penny 65 Sharp, Kaye 24, 27, 29, 123 Sharp, Nancy 54, 102, 112, 122 Sherfey, Terry 27-8, 106, 110, 116, 119 Shimek, Josef 65, 67, 122 Shimek, Norma 65 Shirola, Matt 42, 85, 96, 110 Shoop, Lori 54 Shoop, Peggy 42 Short, Dan 54 Shoun, Steven 62, 65, 59 Shoey, Diane 27 Shumate, David 58 Simon, Trever 54 Simpson, Ramon 54, 57 Sipos, Chantel 65, 84, 97 Six, Stephanie 76 Smelser, Tim 42, 85, 120, 112, 113 Smith, David 68, 85, 95 Smith, Paul 42 Smith, Paulette 68, 79, 97, 102, 110, 112 Smith, Tom 20, 30, 117 Smith, Tonya 37, 42, 76, 114, 116 Smith, Vickie 54 Smith, Willie 28, 30 Snell, Michelle 33, 55 Snorgrass, Theresa 55 Sober, James 54, 55 Solis, Rosanna 66 Solis, Jamie 54, 55 Sportsman, John 55, 114 Standley, Mark 42 Stanley, John 68 Stanley, Monica 68 Staples, Sean 68, 71, 85, 95 Staples, Robyn 23, 28-9, 30, 82-3-4, 110, 114 States, Christal 42, 116 Steffenson, Glenda 55 Stenzel, Annette 55, 58, 83-4, 102, 115 Stenzel, Tom 42, 85, 92, 110 Stephens, Kelby 68, 71, 85 Stephens, Shawn 42 Steuben, Kristi 55, 58, 122 Stevenson, Kevin 68 Stiefel, Lisa 55, 70, 84, 97, 110 Stiefel, Maria 67, 68, 97 Stoudt, Leif 55, 114 Stoudt, Sonya 68 Straley, Dale 68 Stricklett, Rich 55, 85 Strobridge, Kathleen 68 Swift, Becky 30, 111, 116 Swift, Dianna 55, 111, 112 Swift, Shetry 42 Swope, Jack 55, 85 r Talbert, Clint 68 Taylor, Lisa 63, 68, 97, 122 Taylor, Patty 55 Taylor, Robert 30 Tedesko, Ron 68, 85, 112 Teel, Greg 55, 85, 110, 115 Tempelman, Amanda 68, 71, 84 Thompson, Michelle 30, 115-16, 119, 123 Timm, Kristen 7, 20, 30, 102, 122 Tomlinson, Jeff 55, 56 Trevithick, Shawn 30 Trogden, Connie 55 Trogden, Tammie 42, 102, 114-15 Trujillo, Larry 68, 112 Trujillo, Lisa 30, 114, 116 Trujillo, Mike 67, 68, 111 Trumbo, Steve 42 Trusty, Ken 68, 85, 103 Tucker, Tracey 42 Tuley, Janet 2, 3, 14, 20, 25, 30, 12 Twiss, Dennis 31 V Valdez, Ernest 48, 55, 10 Valdez, Marvin 68, 112 Van Deusen, John 30 Van Houtan, Donna 55, 58, 84 Vavra, Terri 37, 42, 71, 97, 114 Vavra, Tracy 68, 85 Veatch, Clint 9, 43, 36, 85, 92, 110 Vernetti, John 55 Villagrana, Kris 55 Villagrana, Theresa 43 Villanueva, Elisa 55 Villanueva, Tom 43 w Wagner, Dan 68 Wagner, Sheila 68 Walker, Jimmy 68, 92, 93 Waller, Shawn 6, 55, 70, 85, 110 Wanner, Charles 55, 112 Warden, Christie 28, 29, 30, 110, 111, 116 Weigel, Bill 46 Wellman, Mike 55 Wells, Chris 55, 58, 85, 105 West, Kyle 55, 58, 91, 92, 118 Whisler, Terry 68 White, Alison 68, 79, 1222 Widick, Donald 55 Widick, Scott 46 Wilbar, Will 69, 72, 85, 96, 103, 115 Wiley, Bobby 55 Williams, Matt 55, 85, 110 Williams, Todd 5, 6, 11, 15, 24, 28, 30, 120 Williamson, David 62, 69, 72, 114 Wilson, April 58, 84 Wilson, Lani 69, 72, 97 Wilson, Michelle 24, 30, 116 Wilson, Paulette 69, 72, 112 Wolfe, Dana 43, 46, 78 Wolfe, David 7, 43, 46, 85, 118 Wolfe, Kristie 64, 69, 72 Wollman, Cathy 69, 72, 112 Woolsey, Cindy 5, 23, 31, 76, 110, 114, 4 Woolsey, Shane 69, 71, 72, 95 Wort, Carolyn 21, 31, 116 Wort, Dwayne 58, 120 Wort, Michael 69, 72 Wright, Jack 46 Wright, Joel 46 Wright, Rondi 2, 3, 48, 58 V Yellico, Adrienne 58, 116 Younger, Michael 46, 114-15, 119, 122-23 -------VSAKKOOK VenjeAZJON------------------ The 1986 Husky yearbook is dedicated to Mr. Jerry Leynse, a long time F.H.S. Spanish and physics teacher. Mr. Leynse was forced to retire due to illness. His enthusiasm for teaching will long be remembered with love by his former students.