Fountain Fort Carson High School - Yearbook (Fountain, CO)

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1980 volume:

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Karen Longee and Victor Walker lead the royalty dance as Queen and King of the '79 prom. Teresa Kelling in the star role of Molly Brown, listens intently as Tim Tallent, staring as Iohnny Brown, sings of his love for her. Roseanne Castillo stares at memories that will forever be imprinted in her mind. Alicia lenkins, Tammy Smith, and Monique Kays show how exhausting a girls track practice can become. Girls track practice shows psychological struggle as Lorraine Morgan, Barb Lash, Debbie Ruckmich, Karen Butler, and Mavis Gibson get ready for Districts. Rita Gonzales, Debbie Dowdy, aml Garry Lovern exhibit Sophomore strategy and strength and also have fun in the 1979 Superstars Competition. Fountain-Fort Carson High School unities from two separate Iunior High Schools. As both student bodies join together new friends are made every day of the school year. With more than three-fourths of the students being connected to the military, old and well known students leave as new faces appear to once again start the Ftn.-Ft, Carson cycle of ever renewing SPIRIT. 3 Q 1 T0 ORROW 1 Stix 95:40. 541 ,ra h , ' , Ls 1-., :en ff4f,.,5Wf 5, Liam ibb K xii +HT'ei,' ffl ii 5453355 :W meh , ,gr-iv Q gg 1 rf.:-q.,,,,:'s -fasxsfiwrsf wi., X, gf ' ew-14 4.5 W :M -A f f .,-- -lwqsshw JN' F1-ii1?'4,5eE'.4 i 4 'W 'FL- y :N .: Q- 2 W9 5 ,Q , 'K I M 3' f an 1 t l WCE ARE THE BECINNIN t I 1 l l Z ,, Top center, clockwise: Faculty team of Gerald Petersen, Gerald Kozak, Iohn Kalish, Gail Akard, Carolyn Steele, Marge Bartelt, and Richard Pound win tug-of-war but lose l Superstars Competition last year, Mike Fields, Chris Brown, Ken O'Neil, Roy Ienkins, l and Tom Haynie show overwhelming enthusiasm at Trojan pep assembly. The band 1 members show their best side at a home football game. Chamagne Iohnson sneaks in a little conversation during a routine. t 4 I 5 f-if : Cl k ' S M'l1s battles faculty g f K h B gardt and Brenda Reeves h h Y I k Sg ing CCNTENTS SENICR CLASS 15 ATHLETICS 31 IUNIOR CLASS 65 ORGANIZATIONS 75 SCPHOMORE CLASS 103 FACULTY 8z ADMIN. 115 ADVERTISEMENTS 121 f W PyElP dfrddpk d h NHS g ll k S D k K Bl dVI H d I dhT1 f hpp bl Tacic KI I1 T1 p I STUDENTS AT FFCHS ARE f 1 N 4 Top Corner pg. 6, across: Eric Hardy still clowning around. Valerie Howard fed up with life! Football Parents' Night, big success at FFCHS. Is Iulie Peter- son's mind on spirit?! Karen Bourney checks to see if someone is watching. Center pg. 6 across: Barb Lash, one of our more enthusiastic students. Cydney Smoote doing her daily routine in Ms. Fred's office. Busy at work in the library is Marcus Fields. Concentrating on the key- board is Kathy Trask. Trojan defense attacks for another victory. Linda Reeves, Debbie Ruckmich, and Tracie Kelsen smile happily at pep assembly. 7 THE MAI EVE T Lisa Dailey lil, Homecoming Queen, reigning with the Senior candidates - julie Peterson l2l, Karla McKay l3l, Karrie McKay 141, and Sharon Iones l5l. The lr. Attendants were Tracie Kelson, and Lorraine Morgan. Soph. Attendants were Benita Valdez and Susan Santo - lwho is not picturedll6l. The girls were full of anticipation as the Queen's name came over the speaker. 5 1 tl., G HGMECGMI '7 2 l l 3 Opp. page, upper left, clockwise: Student Body President, Ron Bessett, escorts Homecoming Queen Lisa Dailey. Members of the Cross Country Team were escorts: Alan Longee, David Falis, Howard Walker, Ioe King, and school President, Ron Bessett. Band members perform at half time. The team and coaches impatiently wait for the outcome of the fourth quarter. The roaring crowd contributed to the Trojan triumph. The Varsity Cheerleading Squad cheering the team to their victory. ,.,.v. 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Varsity player, Tracy Howells, looks toward the team, knowing a victory is in sight. 1114! QMQ ,I .,'. ,. V Sw 1 t , ' fi' , l 'L L Ili . I 'zli ,,., Homecoming feelings in a combination of the crowd, players, cheerleaders and officials. WITH SPIRIT AND SUCCESS Mr. Kozak seated high above the game, does the play by play for the Trojan team. tm. Q, J Referees looking confident and preparing to officiate our 1979 Homecoming game. Throughout Homecoming week there were many events which led to our victory. The spirit of the school was tremendous. The football team realized that they had the potential to win a Homecoming after eight years of anticipation. The pep assembly on the day of the game was the final task in getting the players and school fired-up The Fowler team came to TROIAN territory undefeated and ranked in state. After the game, the Grizzlies had tasted defeat. Coach Smith Confering with the man from above with the vision ofa triumphant win on his mind. 13 WHERE THERE IS SPIRIT THERE IS LIFE .ff Marcus Flelds Chamagne johnson and Kelth Morgan show that theres fun ln the halls too Lynne Dllls expresses another Monday morning Ierry Morrls takes a break durlng band practlce to rest 4 LT' se., An nl 'Y If was W my ...J eb K , 5 . , A,,. . ' ww., I X rf' . I r ' K ' I 51 I 4? R 7 I ff i R -A RQ A, I Q ! . ' . as I wg F -zesw ff as I S W' Ei I '33 ff I L7 ,,.,,o: 1 , Omgdiwk ww t N39Tf1f60 Nik 6180 gfwf' HM 'W M Seniorfblassn ghkum ' E Q' If X W mm 1-lX L 1 +L ffm ff? 1135 K5 Wkpl , Lg 1 , '-Xb lk L ' KJ U . Q X il .. v I X I I LL QU Aff., m1Lj Vi BIAVEQ, gf W N pg KU BM kgHfu L Pu, mfr w 'fkmu 1 H-9-1 ' yum X J F LLTUM Z 0+ fl! 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D X I 'ly A 1 ER President Ted Puckett Vice President Tami Magnuson Senior Representatives: front, left to right: Sharon lones, Debbie Maiurro, Shonda Mehringerg Back Howard Walker, Ieff Latchaw. - G 5. 'A ', , . N V ffwfff,y ,,f,f ,V -ge .-f 1-f-idffkf' fzf1:sggJ.fia :,w:w Q- 1 . - , ' w- L-e , . - 'I--Helm. :Q H . -1-M .1 , 4hzQf,f..vw-vf- W the road to wisdom life, FLOWER: COLOR: Baby blue Free Bird e hu.. M J w- A x w ' ' E x i .M-IWW 'fm at K -Sw 1 ' V 'A 5- J X . . I, '14 fymwf' .ws ,J ' X . 1 -if' A., ,4- .Ma fl! 'mm '-Q xwiliaaw f , lily, V ,em t :Q 2-QF' f' Nw S+, X, Jun Nd! ,Lr- - Wh if SPBCIHI thanks f0f Hal pep at games' to my friendship, and to Mike I Denny Fall will all my wrestling moves to my brother and all my swea ty clothes to Lowrider Coach Olin I Ieff Latchaw will all the peanut M 8: M wrap pers in my architecture drawer to NI-IHS So they will have evidence from their Community pro1ect I Denise Watts will to Iulie two wild and crazy years to Iessica and David all the happmes in the years to come t Dave a great future together to Mom and Dad all my love and big thanks I Marcus Fields will that everyone is able to get away with as much stuff as I did and to Cheyrl all my love I julie Peterson will to D W the memories of the mad flasher and rubber biscuits to R B the SS79 and my fiddle loween tol P the best of everything and to M S Me and our years ahead of saved up wishes I Paula Trulillo will to Debbie B and Linda L all the fun we had at school and college and the best of luck in the future To Sue O an everlasting friendship and Steve Griener To my brother Phil best of luck to Steve love I Vonda Schat will to Cydney Smoote my super great track team and charm To Coach Art Hassler my love and ability to take a team to State To Coach Richens Smith my love and my friendship for trying to set me up with Robert Kevin Taylor I Paula Valdes will to Willis my love and thanks for everything Iinny all my love Ir all the good grades I never got Mary V my friend ship forever Paul B a big kiss for being so sweet Evie M my thanks for making me laugh I Becky McGuire will a case of No Doze to next years seniors to be used during American Prob lems, and all my thanks to the counselors for all their help I Magic Michael will to Little Val the best of luck in hoop in the future To Dr Dan my shooting touch To Zen on Tom Bobby M Dan M DanV StanN and all Bros a Chicano hand shake To Cindy Walters my love I Debbie Maiurro will to IA LM DM M S M and Rabbit all my love and thanks and to all the students especial ly Derrick my left over spirit I Susan Dockum will to Renee Hanson all my good years in gymnastics and to Angie all the all the good times I Raymon Eugene Matthews III, will to Coach Kane my ability to stay on the basketball team and my attitude so that I may play college basketball like he knows I can I leave all the teachers my thanks, and memory of my three years at Fountain I, Ken ONeil leave my thanks to all the teachers and to Mr. Smith the luck that he may have a state championship team in the near future. I Gwendolyn Lee, will my great and talented basketball abilities. My friendship to some of the brother my great brains and abilities to get along with others and to make better grades at college. I Shonda Mehringer will to R.H. L.M. D.M. and E.M. my love and good times and to D.D. R.G. and K.O. thanks and good luck. To Der- rick, our spirit signs. To future seniors good luck and Ms. Fred our friend- ship. I Ioe King will all my good sport ability to my Bros. and to my friend R.T. all the good times and more. And all the other Kings clan good uc . I Karen Butler will to next year s varsity cheer- leaders all my cheerlead- ing abilities. To Karen F, my undying love. I Eva Mills will D my love now and forever to luanita you re a great friend. Mom and Dad I hope you re happy! I love you. To the class of 80 Cindy and Tom you re two ofa kind! Its been a long 12 yrs. I Mary VanBuskirk will to junior Valdez all my good grades' great achievements and pa- tience to all the teachers so one day he can graduate fast like Im trying to do. I Darla Barber will to Mrs. Hearn all my talents in Deca and the best of luck in future classes. To Kenny Barela a great Senior year and good memories. I Dana Quinlivan will to my brother Mike all my homework and teachers and that he passes with hope and gets a skunk and cow chips down his shorts. . 3 o ' g - , ' ' . l k ability! to SOIHGOHG practice she needs, and people at this school: my Burney my everlasting ln - ' ' I At H , . I - ' , Y I 1 l ' ' I Chrls Velasquez w1ll to all the future basketball players at FFCHS my share of tlme on the bench la whole lotl and to Charlotte the song Three tlmes a Lady cause lt tells how I feel I loe Berg w1ll that all the senlors are successful m thelr endeavors I Norma Flynn w1ll to Mrs Hearn Mr Pound Mr Kallsh another student just llke me to Cheryl a good semor year I Karen Burney w1ll all my love to Laurle and to Dan more tlme wlth Darcy I w1ll all the luck and happmess to Brenda To all future cheerleaders all my talent And to Curtls well you know I Scott Englert w1ll not to be back next year I hm Aultman w1ll to my brother Steve my olk Nukes and my old gym clothes I Karrle McKay w1ll to Darlene Delme Mr Peter sens Amerlcan Prob class and to Cydney Senorltles and to have a blast next year I M1keSt1ll wlll my old pad parking space and Mr Mar tln s nagglng t Bobby Martmez I Tony Allen wlll the partymg tlmes to the senlors of the future I Donna Whitmore w1ll my broken reeds to Angle Mar tm and to Mr Mlck a better band I Lorr1 McGravey w1ll to Pl Shovel Rabblt and Luclous all my love and to FFCHS all my left over Splflt and to KO and EM my ove I Steve Parker w1ll to Carmela Clartdy the ablllty to party without me I Greg Smlth will to Yawyan Smlth my artlstlc talent and my acne I George LaBlonde w1ll all the prob lems of mono and the trouble xt can cause I Ioseph W Flan nlgan w1ll to Mlss Fred my slster Car ol and my brother Patrlck Have Fun' I Debble Edgar w1ll to Becky good luck wlth the guys ln Montana to Norma Robb Iobson and good luck to all Fountaln semors I Papo w1ll my love to Erl Wasney I Andy Hobbs w1ll my locker 303 to DD ln her semor year I Tom Thompson w1ll to Roseanne the best of luck next year I Kelth Morgan w1ll to my sxster the ablllty to accom plxsh whatever she attempts m the fu ture an Chamagne a my love I Nancy Hart w1ll to Ms Coyle and future newspaper staffs the fu f belng edltor Also to Carol Smlth I w1ll the ablllty to get along wlth future maporettes and my love to Itm I Bob Blalr w1ll to Mr Mlc lots of luck wlth the trumpets I Ryan w1ll the rights physlcs anyone match Flaherty crematlon for my book t w I Mxke Flelds w1ll my athletlc abllltles to the coaches and to the school the best of luck I Kelth Fowler will all the bormg t1mesI spent ln class I Mlke Matt w1ll all my bormg lec ture notes from Mr Crumeto to who ever can bear hls bad yokes and col lege storles I Tom Lynch w1ll the partymg txmes to the senlors of the Future I Nancy Hughes w1ll to Tammy Ku el my PE locker and all the hldden secrets sxde Carmmella Clarldy the wlsdom to know rlght from wrong and to the juniors the prxde of belng the class of 1981 I Irm Crlger w1ll to Myron Saylor my razor and ablllty to stay out of the cra dle and to Nancy all my Love I Paul Blerley w1ll to the class of 81 an 82 that 80 was the best' And to all the guys a shl pload of 2 000 foxy grrs I Ianls Cody w1ll to Robble all the luck m the world whxle at Fountam FT Carson I Kathleen Mar shall w1ll to Debbie Parker my locker and all the myster IBS lnslde I Valerle Roberts w1ll to the Iumors all my luck because they are gomg to need lt' I Gene Thomas w1ll to all the so phomores all my notes from my prevlous classes and my good looks I Karla McKay w1ll my blg mouth to Cydney Smoote so she can yell louder whlle she IS cheer mg for our school splrlt I Steven Hewegly w1ll to the tenms team and Ioe P my tenms abllxty and uc I Edward Mal berger w1ll my body to Bobble Dye 1 I 1 1 v . 1 v l 1 l , 1 , f 1 I 1 I 1 1 1 ' - . - , o . . - . 1 d to ' . . . ll .1 - 1 1 I 1 1 I 1 1 1 1 V 1 , , - 1 . 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MOST SPIRITED - Chris Brown 81 Debbie Maiurro f 27 Ji, , 1, ff nf W AV.- ..-M ' :ETX V055 4 , ., - X 35 Mui W ,. we 5' ' Vis' wr' -W wi W , W Q .,,. , fX,X t :vkfk p r ! f ,- K. 1, ,4-cu, 31 ' L' Til? , 11' , www, f , Wt, ,suv fW' iv' 4? gif? '-6. iii- if 1-now, , 1 ww -' x , ig , A: -.viemr 5, Wi, WEEE ,f in :W if 1 Q - ,ph A v X fm fi- - YV 1 ,V , A Q +I C was 1 W my , Afgwiza, T, MH ' 'Q wa 'im' M 21,1 -.ax ' A 1 1 0-ze 12' Wx-wxm v H -.V-uf? Q wi N ' ul, wfq, ! ,4.2i , L , V. in E3 g 'Eni x Q QS? IABBERWGCICS SE SE i l N'fk7N..f'-f Kenny Barela, la policemanl, answers a call for help at the Thurber household. igtff Director Lonnie Brewster getting Kevin Brungardt, llamiel, ready for show time. 30 Senile Tim Tallent, IGrandpal, eating his morning cornflakes. he , , A Valli Kuinou, lGeorgianal, and Kevin Brungardt, Uamiel, discussing, or trying to. IS A BIG SMASH! Terry Cuff trying to sell his miracle potion. f . ' 1 ,f .,. ...., 1. ' I ii flag . P7 t L ,l a t . ' .f.+f'43 ' ' 5 P , flgfq Q tw. 'A L' WW . K Y 1. t.,..,m5Mkk A K. Norene Smith, lMary Agnesl, interviewing the new maid. -J Tim Talent, lGrandpal, trying to get in the army. Cast Directed by - Lonnie Brewster Assistant Director - Victor Bradley lamie Thurber - Kevin Brungardt Herman Thurber - Pat Daniels Charlie Thurber - Brian LaLander Mary Agnes Thurber - Norene Smith Roy Thurber - Steve Aultman Mr. Bodwell's voice - Pat Flannigan Mrs. Bodwell's voice - Sharon Innes Police Sergeant - Ken Barela ist Policeman - Iames Lee 2nd Policeman - Glenn Keck 3rd Policeman - Terry Cuff Reporter - Alan Longee Grandpa Fisher - Tim Tallent Get-Ready man - Victor Bradley Doc Marlowe - Terry Cuff Georgiana Littlefield - Valli Kainoa R.O.T.C. Cadets - Alan Longee, Glenn Keck Electrician - Ken Barela Professor Welch - Pat Flannigan Dr. Quimby - Victor Bradley Dr. Ridgeway - Steve Tompkins Draftee - Steve Aultman Mailman - Alan Longee Aunt Ida - Brenda Ford Aunt Belinda - Renee Hansen Aunt Minnie - Liz Swafford Aunt Charlotte - Anna Tschappat Aunt Bessis - Ioan Maximenko Dora Gedcl - Shanna Morris Elvira Weir - Sharon jones Lily Loomis - Tracie Kelson Gertie Straub - Tracie Kelsen The slightly off-key hymn to the pertinence and the impertinence of nonsense in Iabberwock, was performed on November 15 and 16. The main spotlight was on the jabberwock in the Thurber family's lives. The play itself was a great success, and the audience seemed to really enjoy the sillyness of the characters. The set in the play was the biggest ever built in the history of Fountain's drama department. Mr. Brewster was very proud of everyone who had a part in making the play a success, ln 11 G. , lm X 3. Ag? 5 M2 Wd AB: -fx rw 2.4 W 11 W, -4. ff N 'W , ,Y ,MV .431 -L , sm ' ' 5 , if f if , ' xr W 'W ws: . W xx i , ,ftggl SCHUBERTS SERENADE WAS A HIT AT FF CHS sfikmfu Victor Bradley plays the Valerie Howard and Kevin Brungardt get Lisa Dailey as Narrator of Schuberfs Serenade waiter in the Play- Wrapped UD in ihelf HCU118- controls the lives of the other actors. The purpose of the Thespian Society is to promote the development of secondary school theatre. Thespian Troupe 2176 is the backbone of drama at FFCHS and attempts to encourage participation in the school's theatre program and raise money to suppliment the drama budget. Thespians performed labborwork , Schubert's Last Serenade , Spoon River anthology , and South Pacific . Thespians hosted a night of one act plays directed by students. They also attended and performed at the State Thespian Conference at Wasson High School where Tim Tallent was elected State Thespian Vice President. Some students will attend the International Conference in Muncie, Indiana the last week of Iune and go to New York the first week of Iuly. Kevin Brungardt and Valerie Howard order lunch during the play THESPIANS PERFORM WINNIE THE PQOI-I A bevy of bunnies meet in the Winnie Pooh play. Victor Bradley made up as a skunk. 'ef g ' Back, left to right: Mike Fields, lerry Morris, Lisa Dailey, Kenny Barela, lim Aultman, Valerie Howard, Andy Walker, Ed Maibergerg Middle: Liz Swafford, Kim Steczo, Shonna Morris, Tedd Puckett, Tim Tallent, Brian LaLander3 Front: Sharon jones, Valli Kainoa, Bobbie Griffith, Kevin Brungardt, Tracie Kelsen. Athletics SE IORS LEAD TRGIAN TEAM TO SEMI-FINALS to w rw! 1.1 N, we-a,.,,M --A. 'atv The Trojans huddle up as Roy jenkins calls the next play. The Trojan team breaks through the banner of luck the cheerleaders have painted. P Marcus Fields struggles to gain extra yards. The Trojans' seniors were the leaders of the team, showing skill and ability that the coaches never had seen before. Most of them have played together for the last three years. The ability to play as a team led them into three State playoff games and almost to the State Championship. Their contributions to the 1979 Fountain Football Team will be long remembered in the minds of the coaches and all the faculty. 36 K . ' J . 4 . ' x . W 1 V bi' we , ' ' ,. A The Trojan offensive line waits for the calls from the quarterback. TRojA FOGTBALL '79 Y Ll.. Laila.. j l Back row, left to right: Coach Larry Olin Denny Falls, jim Criger, john Berg Thomas Hopkins, Tom Haynie, Willis Frenchers, Ray johnson, Capt. Mike Fields, Manager Vonda Schat: Second row: Head Coach Richen Smith, Manager Lee Council, Ron Daniels, Mike Patterson, Billy Klingbeil, Bobby Buttke, Kevin O Neil, jim Tyler, Dewayne Council, Tracy Howells, Keith Brungardt, Coach Gene Wright, Coach Art Hassler: Third row: Coach jim Welte, Derrick Gathright, jon ' ' - - T dP k tt McCahan, Arty Peck, Tom Martinez, Iody Armstrong, Myron Saylor, Danny Bjortvedt, james Lee, Gary Lovern, Bob Troudt, Front row. Ray Matthews, e uc e , Capt. Roy jenkins, Capt. Ron Townsend, Marcus Fields, Ken O'Nei1, Earl Patterson, Dan Trijullo, Chris Brown. FOUNTAIN 0 30 37 19 27 13 6 22 40 Football Scores ................Pueblo South IV. 12 ...........Rocky Ford 0 .......Canon Abbey 7 .......Las Animas 13 ................Fowler U .........Kent Denver 0 ..........Iohn Mall 8 ...............Eaton 6 ...........Rye 0 Fountain finished second in the Santa Fe League with a 4-1 record. The 9-3 record marked Coach Smith's career best. The Trojans second place finish earned them a berth in the sixteen team Colorado Class AA State Football Tournament. To get the berth in the playoffs, the Trojans had to win their game against Rye, after just being defeated by Iohn Mall in a very poor sportsmanship game by the fans and a very strange power outage. But the Trojans came back showing they could not be kept down. Bouncing back and beating Rye 40-0, the defense was devastating letting Rye have only 49 yards total offense and 108 yards lost by opponents. :QQ I, TROIANS WI FIRST PLAYUF F GAME .--1... ,, tin --.AT -.: . Seniors, back row, left to right: Capt. Mike Fields, Keith Brungardt, Ken O'Neil, Earl Patterson, Ted Puckett, lim Crigger, Raymond Matthews: Front row: Chris Brown, Denny Falls, Danny Trujillo, Capt. Roy Ienkins, Capt. Ron Townsend, Tracey Howells, Marcus Fields. 5 U5 Roy lenkins and Marcus Fields look on as Mike Field kicks the ball. Ken O'Neil shows concern for the opponent, one of Fountain's many trade marks. FDU TAI 'S HISTORY Ken O'Neil shakes off the pain after a hard hit. if ' s ii - . . i ji J' W 1 , 4. B in 'F W ni- ff S IN .,,,, fait' L M , T I eva it'-' 5 ,X Lg T , x 93v . H li f - gf L. A Trojan inches up the field against Lutheran. I :V 1. ., Q' if , 3' ' li T? T - ' a T . p H Ig, 'V 5 ,sq if x at 1 mf p X, X I X, Q7 ss- 3 Mike Fields and john McCahan double tackle a Lutheran running hack. It was a crisp morning as the Trojans came trotting on the field. Every Trojan player was ready for the game. All the coaches were tense, but they all knew what the out come would he if the Trojan team played like they had been doing all year. The coaches jumped for joy as the last seconds of the game ticked off, The Trojan team had won the first playoff game in Fountains history, heating Denver Luthran 10-3 in a very spectacular game. The only TD was a 65 yard pass from Roy jenkins to Ron Townsend. Mike Fields kicked the pat, and earlier in the game a 37 yard field goal. Denver Lutheran was 10-0 going into the playoffs and Fountain was 7-2. Defense was the key to Fountains success in the game. stopping Lutheran at every drive. The Lights were the Denver Metropolitan League Champs. The only score for the Lights was a field goal in the second quarter, The game will stand out in Fountain history for a long time . . . Roy jenkins shows good form while passing. Tom Haynie was the leading tackler of the Trojans. 39 EXPLGSIVE OF FE Ron Townsend showing good catching form during the Birlington game. The Trojans won their first playoff game ever by beating Denver Lutheran, 10-3. The Trojans next opponent, the Birlington Cougars, they also entered the game unbeaten and was ranked second in the state by the polls. Stopping the Cougars four times inside the Trojans 20 yard line, led Fountain to a 7-6 victory. As a semi-final match up Fountain hosted the Pikes Peak League Champions, Buena Vista. The Demons rallied with 12 fourth quarter points to win the game 18-12. The Trojans finished the year with a 9-3 record and tied for third in State with Denver Sheridan. Buena Vista lost in the State Championship game to Steamboat Springs 12-0. Head Coach Richen Smith was named Coach of the Year by the Gazzette Telegraph Newspaper. The Trojans were the only Pikes Peak region team to win in the 1979 playoffs. All other area teams were beaten in the first round. Fountain out scored opponents 233-79 points. SE AND SPIRITED Denny Falls returns an interception against Birlington. 'X Tom Haynie tackles a Buena Vista running back as Keith Brungardt charges on. DEFE SE WAS THE KEY T0 SUCCESS Ron Townsend returns a punt from Birlington. Individual Season 1979 All-Area Football Team Tom Haynie Tom Martinez Ron Townsend All Conference Santa Fe League Denny Falls - Defensive back Ron Townsend - Receiver Marcus Fields - Offensive back and Defensive end Raymond Matthews - Tight end Keith Brungardt - Defensive tackle Tom Haynie - Line backer Marcus Fields eyes a Birlington defender. Marcus was the leading rusher for the Ftn. Trojans. Chris Brown throws his hands up in joy after his TD against Buena Vista HARD WDRK AND EFFORT GAIN si -e aft A N? LQ 59 -at 0 vi, J ' , an ---U Manitou Springs Douglas County Lewis Palmer Woodland Park Falcon Canon City Rocky Ford Rye Iohn Mall Las Animas Rocky Ford Fountain Valley Rye La Iunta lohn Mall Las Animas ai Donna Whitmore executes a perfect block. Sharon Iones and Ronnie Gibbons wait patiently Varsity -l0SI- 15-1, 15-9 -l0SI- 14-16, 15-4, 15-6 -lost- 11-15, 15-5,15-10 ' -l0SI- 15-17, 15-6, 15-13 -W0n- 9-15, 15-4, 15-10 l0Sl- 9-15, 15-4, 15-2 l0SI- 8-15, 15-11, 15-11 -WOI'l- 15-8, 8-15, 15-9 -lOSl- 16-14, 15-13 lost- 15-12, 11-15, 16-14 l0Si- 15-6, 15-12 won- 15-13, 15-6 l0St- '15-6, 16-18, 15-4 lost- 15-6, 15-13 lost- 9-15, 15-13, 15-12 -WOl'l- 15-6, 15-10 IWinners score is listed firstl Season Record : 3-13 League Record z 2-6 League Place : Tied for fourth out of five teams Varsity: back row, left to right: Coach Gerald Kozak, Donna Whitmore, Sharon Iones Diane Rolph, Kendra O'Neil, Lynn Steer, Ronnie Gibbons, Darlene Deline, Eva Mills Front row: Karrie McKay, Debbie Dowdy, Tami Magnuson, Rita Gonzales, Karla McKay Manager Debbie Edgar. TROIAN SPIKERS VALUABLE EXPERIE CE 'Y O We it E19 A...-.-9,--v l.V. team, back row, left to right: Malinda Armstrong, Kim Carlisle, Rose Daniels, Kecia Cole, Iulie Haynie, Donna Manzanares, Kackie Fermahin, Front row: Coach Marty Hueduck, Stacy Hernandez, Casey Little, Diane Rolph, Gail Small, Doreen Gross. for the ball to be served. .J A 2 .lf ,A I ang -fy 7' 4.1. Tami Magnason in the dig position to receive the ball. Sophomore team, back row, left to right: Rose Daniels. Kecia Cole, Casey Little, Gail Small, Front row: Coach Marty Hueduck, Stacy Hernandez, Kim Carlisle, Doreen Gross, Manager Debbie Edgar. BOYS TENNIS THE BEST ,QL --Em n l Ftssiillf - I il -I .I , i IEI liiigsigaiaiiiill In u an I-qflilllllllllllll li'IIIl'NZllSHIIEl'IIlIlI l 'iiaillllliilllffgilil E V iii! I Ill! - ...N-.!.a.a':: ::-5: I If lull l llllil l l I sl: 'F :1:'i!e.e!:. Back row, left to right: Ioe Pestovich, Andy Walker, Val Nuttal, Bryan West, Pat Daniels, Eric Hardy, Coach Tom Peterseng Front: Manager Bobbie Griffith, Frank Clark, Gary Nuttal, Iohn Pestovich, Steve Hewgley, Eric Mehringer. Tennis Results Individual Standings Ftn. - Harrison 141 Singles - Steve Hewgley 1 2322? gioumy il 32 Singles - Eric Mehringer Fm' - Canon Gig Abbey - 43 Singles - Andy Walker Fm - Fountain Valley Q- Qi 91 Doubles - Eric Hardy 8: Fm - La hmm .Q Pat Daniels Fm' - Salida 82 Doubles - 43 Doubles - Bryan West 81 Iohn Pestovich Ioe Pestovich 81 Gary Nuttal Exh. W1 - Val Nuttal Exh. 82 - Frank Clark Manager - Bobbie Griffith Ftn. Ftn. Ftn Fin. Ftn - Cheyenne Mountain - Canon City - Fountain Valley - Pueblo County Canon City Abbey District VI Tournament at Cheyenne Mountain: Ftn. tie for 9th place out of 11 teams. Final Record: 3-6-3 Top Individual Record: No. 1 Singles player Steve Hewgley, 8-5. Coach Tom Petersen is contemplating the results at Districts. Next year will be a building season because there are four seniors that will not be returning. Coach Petersen feels that he will have a better season next year, and with a lot of hard work and concentration it can be done. Coach Petersen spent many hours with the team from summer recreational tennis until the tennis season began at school. Coach Petersen was a real asset to the team. RACQUET AT FFCHS ,l x A .. It T . A it .. 9' I Steve Hewgley shows determination with his backhand. Andy Walker getting ready for his match. Eric Mehringer shows great concentration. We'll get 'em next time . says Bryan West and Iohn Pestovich TROIAN GYMNASTICS TEAM GETS Gymnastics State Qualifiers Diane Ortega, Carla Orr, Lorraine Morgan, Rachelle Bailey, Debbie Ruckmich, Susie Dockum, Kelly Smoote and Manager Renee Hansen. The Trojan Gymnastics team can only be described as Fired-up. The team set their goals early in the season, and the Trojans were working under a new coach, Lori Meyers. Their main goal was to WIN and to improve their skills. The Trojans did exactly that. Six members of the gymnastics team qualified for state. State was held at Buena Vista on Nov. 3, 1979. At the closing of the gymnastics meet, they ranked 8th out of 25 teams. This was a good achievement considering the other teams had ten to twelve members competing. Girls Gymnastics Results Lalunta Invit. - Fountain - 3rd, 86.95 Pueblo East Invit. - Fountain A 1st, 79.55 Fountain Invit. - Fountain - 3rd, 80.95 Buena Vista Invit. - Fountain - 3rd, 100.35 Canon City Invit. - Fountain - 2nd, 88.1 Fountain Invit. - Fountain - 2nd, 92.95 Woodland Park Invit. - Fountain - 2nd, 94.50 Fountain Invit. - Fountain - 2nd, 80.95 Salida Invit. - Fountain - 4th, 91.65 Fountain Invit. - Fountain A 1st, 108.75 Mapleton Invit. - Fountain - 1st, 122.05 State AA Meet: Six teams qualified to compete for the team championship. 9 sl . . eq. . f - fr , nlm . .Wa Super Senior Susie Dockum, performs her routine on the floor. Susie exhibited her talent by going all-around at State. Ml CROSS CUU TRY IF .F e 14415. L.. if it I .1 i . A J i :,. ,l, ,. at Back rowg Left to ri ht: Steve Aultman Kenn Barela David Falls Alan Lon ee S - Y 1 1 S - ' F Rick Huff, Tom Gonzales, Zenon Pacheco, Coach Ralph Crume, Coach Dale Martinez, Front row: Charlotte Long, Carol Flannigan, Barb VanWormer, Tina Forsett. Cross Country Results Cheyenne Mtn Invit. Lake County Invit. Woodland Park Invit. Fountain Invit. Broomfield Invit. Pikes Peak Invit. Woodland Park Invit. State NS: no score Boys Girls NS NS NS NS Znd 2nCl 1st 9th NS Bill NS 6th 3rd 14th 5th 'WI ew f f t N X GJ JCC Q90 ' PM TY CNCQJ vm' fi W Q Sf Xi 'X QQ New OCX QQ? Q X659 48 Q Ken Barela overtakes three runners before taking on the hill. ' .- My-21' 1 5 zfgeft at at 1' twelve ,. ' - , ii Q i 1 i ., ,.Vi V. .V , ft Fifi tle, 1 ,.ll it 'F it i n F is lielll fly 3' 5' W Y' jk ' 'iff . . S ' Q f A llll - vb te.i 5 ,I ,F F' . ll ' are S to t lets t-vtt ' i't-, A ' ' f ' ' iifffgll illl 1 , . it llil if M vi if Q S b .. g i 4 iieyi Steve Aultman and Tommy Gonzales try to maneuver through the pack. ENDURANCE AKES CHAMPIO S Mary Carreras, Carol Flannigan, Charlotte Long, and Barb VanWormer are caught with smiles at Trojan Pep Assembly. Steve Aultman shows Cross Country stamina as a sophomore. Allen Longee running in the Fountain Invitational. Cross Country being one of the most demanding of high school sports takes dedicated athletes. Coach Ralph Crume was looking forward to what could be one of the most promising seasons in many years, because he had these athletes. One thing stood in the way, injuries. Key runners were injured early in the season, hampering Fountain's team efforts. For the most of the season the team struggled to reach their goal. The high point of the season was the Fountain Invitational. The boys team took home a second place trophy and the girls a first place. Finally at State the team was somewhat healthy. loe King set a school record of 16:54.Z which placed him 18th. A girls record of 21:11.7 was set by Charlotte Long and teammate Carol Flannigan who was but one second behind at 21:12.6. Next year Fountain is looking for underclass strength to pull through in Steve Aultman, Tom Gonzaled, Ken Barela, Allen Longee, Rick Huff, and David Falls. The girls will return with strength in Charlotte Long, Carol Flannigan, Nanni Bhinke, Tina Forsett and Barb VanWormer. 49 SCORES VARSITY Ftn. 54 ......................,. Falcon 71 Ftn. 33 ............. Lewis Palmer 61 Ftn. 78 ............................................ Cheyenne Mountain 63 Ftn. 64 .............. Buena Vista 55 Ftn. 87 ............... Las Animas 60 Ftn. 70 .................. Iohn Mall 80 Ftn. 71 ............... Rocky Ford 54 Ftn. 90 ....... Fountain Valley 45 Ftn. 73 .....,........................ Rye 77 Ftn. 80 ............... Las Animas 48 Ftn. 67 ............................................ Canon City Abbey 65 Ftn. 77 .................. lohn Mall 82 Ftn. 77 ........,...... Rocky Ford 71 Ftn. 71 ....... Fountain Valley 42 Ftn. 37 .................,.......................... Canon City Abbey 55 Fm. 77 .............................. Rye so Feb. 28-19 Mar. 1 Santa Fe Sub-District Tournament at Las Animas 50 TROIA S swoosH I it. S 4 M r H or F 7 A 5 ' . as A 5 ,, ve: 1 I Lf tu tl f -gr , t te M T fgyhyh- V 3 '.'. nz if V JJ? ' A 5 1 ,' . U ' i 4 Ji 1 fic. 7, -ir? V I1 1 'f 0 LT - L X V 'W i ik . if kt! it V V I , er A A Y q 1 ' ,N ,- I K A? , My y y W. My 7 , 9 Vla 7 , 55 3351. ww 4 I 4 , 5 V 7' -M 1 1, mica' Q' A v M .V 'A Zfiifl A ' l fig! 'l. , I , ,frr ml 9 , , ir 4 ' I 1 . If f 4 'fi 7 ' if 4 'tt' I1 7 fm- -1 f ,-. Q -A 1 M. of wr ' .A L . .. ,pq N w ,y,.A 4 V ...Q I Q We . , 1 .. , , L Ji ,V gmt Z' '70 Q Paul Bierley, 335 starts the game off with a jump ball. 34 32 Back row, left to right: Manager Billy Klingbeil, Tom Martinez, Ken O'Neil, Paul Bierley, Mike Valdez, Chris Brown, Coach Pat Kane, Front: Manager Frank Clark, Ion McCahan, Chris Velasquez, Chris Modica, Tom Hopkins, Dan Maiurro. TOWARD VICTORIES , 1 Q 12k XR L- 3 W' SWWWQDUUZMWMJ eel by 4 .gi ' ' l i UMW! Qfucaeg I fjgwy lm ' ,, fl , A A V, Mike Valdez, 433 shootsf t deepi 'd fth k y. X Cl aa W I lm cw Ca ap nj , . Q ' X , 1 ,4 f A 51 X if 1 CHM Vlwbu I .f 8 W ' I 'KES , z Ci! Af,. x fl A I ,W ' - - E iv ' :: e J ' . gc 1 . Qf ,L', if- ,, 54.541333 ,Q X X Chris Modica shoots the ball while g d d by an Abbey B 51 M l fb k tb ll players that is designed in the boys gym Iffx fcz Q17 lc FTN. - FT. CARSUN PRGVES TO , , K K, ,.: .-f,f W 5, W lf :tr ' 4 -f ,Q -, lu -A ., -- - si yH1,,,J5T 1. hf' f , o ,,, W. , , V, 35, lg ,, 52 Chris Modica, 331 drlves into the key for a layup. , . .W Mike Valdez 433 does a jump shot at .WJ ff f Q if -an A jump ball lost to the other team. mu-'warg Chris Velasquez pops a free throw in. BE TOUGH COMPETITIO 3 2 fi' 8 Q if x ? ww, SZIEEQ I I It .. WJ SCORES IUNIOR VARSITY Ftn ..........,............................................ Falcon 45 Ftn ...... ..................... L ewis Palmer 51 Ftn ...... ........ C heyenne Mountain 60 Ftn ...... ................,... B uena Vista 41 Ftn ...... ................. L as Animas 39 Ftn ...... ......... I ohn Mall 59 Ftn ...... .......... R ocky Ford 55 Ftn. ...... ..... F ountain Valley 32 Ftn. ...... ............................ R ye 55 Ftn ...... ................. L as Animas 35 Ftn. ...... ......... C anon City Abbey 44 f Ftn. ...... .................... I ohn Mall 83 Ftn. ...... ......,.......... R ocky Ford 43 Ftn. ....., ............. F ountain Valley 42 Ftn. ...... ......... C anon City Abbey 53 Dan Maiurro, 321 had a fast break to layup two more points. Ftn. ...... ................................ R ye 43 3 5 ,Q j IUNIOR VARSITY: back row, left to right: Manager Frank Clark, Don Carter, Lee Cody, Rick Huff, Iody Armstrong, Dan Bjorvedt, Derrick Gathright, Coach Craig Kimball. Front: Tom Hopkins, Byron West, Iohn Payton, Eric Mehringer, Morris Gathritht, Dennis Farris, Ray lohnson. 53 TROIANETTES STRIVE TO l 1 7 D IW. Defi 'L Lynn Steer stays in her defense position. Ronni Gibbens, 444 jumps up for a tip. Back row, left to right: Lorraine Morgan, Yasmine Iohnson, Debbie Dowdy, Lynn Steer, Kendra O'Neil, Darlene DeLine, Rita Gonzales: Front: Manager Denise Musolf, Tami Magnuson, Ronni Gibbens, Gwen Lee, Paula Trujillo, Vonda Schat, not pictured is Coach Tom Petersen. ACHIEVE VICTCRIES SCORES VARSITY Ftn. 42 ................ Florence 38 Ftn. 29 Woodland Park 44 Ftn. 16 ...........................,.........,. Cheyenne Mountain 46 Ftn. 33 ..... Custer County 34 Ftn. 40 . Manitou Springs 39 Ftn. 42 ......... Buena Vista 33 Ftn. 37 ....... Lewis Palmer 28 Ftn. 41 .....................,... Rye 50 A, Ftn. 25 ............. Iohn Mall 47 5' if W-....,N ' Fm. 27 .......... Rocky Ford 41 ,A Ftn, 45 .......... Las Animas 47 Ftn. 46 .. Fountain Valley 48 www, 'f4'- K Ftn. 34 ......................... Rye 76 ,. ,.V, Ftn. 35 Iohn Mall 58 Ftn. 44 .......... Rocky Ford 34 Mar. 1 ........... Las Animas Mar. 5-7 Santa Fe Sub-District Trojanettes play tough against the Bobcats. Tournament af Rye riff' QA ' 'Wg 14... . ,NJ .4 A, - A i, A f u,.u7ll 3 A Kendra O'N9il, 332 guards her girl tight, Defense is the strong point of the Troianettes. 55 Ftn. 47 Ftn. 40 Ftn. 37 Ftn. 29 Ftn. 29 Ftn. 27 Ftn. 40 Ftn. 32 Ftn. 33 Ftn. 20 Ftn. 33 Ftn. 23 Ftn. 24 Ftn. 27 Mar. 1 GIRLS' I. . STRUGGLES FOR WI S Back Row, left to right: Doreen Gross, Yasmina Iohnson, Casey Little, Elva Mosley, Melinda Armstrong, Tina Forsett, Darline Deline, Coach Shelly Smithg Front: Manager Karla McKay, Benita Valdez, Chamagne Iolmson, Manager Denise Musolf. SCORES IUNIOR VARSITY 27 19 Florence Woodand Park Cheyenne Mountain 14 Manitou Springs 23 ' 29 Custer County Buena Vista Lewis Palmer 26 Rye . Iohn Mall 28 31 22 Ford Las Animas Rye 22 Z4 Iohn Mall Rocky Fork Las Animas X J 4 f as - ,, C51 yyy, 3 be ,f rf Trojanettes lose the jump ball. VVRESTLI G: STATE QUALIFIERS Back, left to right: Coach Larry Olin, Mike Fields, Scott Marczynki, lim Criger, Manager Karrie McKay, Denny Falls, Myron Saylor, Coach lim Welteg Front: Steve Longee, Kevin O'Neil, Iohn Cox, Ken Barela, Donny Madison, David Falls. Mike Fields going for another win. Myron Saylor goes for the pin. Denny Falls awaits for the referee to signal to start the match. lim Crigger awaits for his match impatiently. 57 TROIAN S VVRESTLERS HAVE BEST sae- 5- iii?-.1 . f ' 11 Mm 53-5-IB 1 2, 1 55 X X-3.eliv.R3 Top Left to Right: Coach Larry Olin, David Falls, Bobby Buttke, Charles Bierley, Coach lim Welte. Second Row: Marcel Dietze, Alan Longee, Tim Estes. Heavyweight Mike Fields led the Trojan Wrestling team during the 1979-80 season by placing fourth in the state AA tournament. He was the only trojan who placed at state. FFCFS qualified four wrestlers for state, Denny Falls 11451, Myron Saylor 11551, lim Criger I167l, and Mike Fields at Heavyweight. The best individual record also belonged to Fields at 20-wins 5-losses and 1-tie. Fountain's dual record was 9-4 overall and 3-1 in the Santa Fe league, good for second place. Coach Larry Olin's squad finished third in the Santa Fe district tournament, behind champion Rocky Ford, and Las Animas. Falls, Criger and Fields all reached the finals. Fields was the only wrestler from FFCHS to take the district title. The highlight of the regular season was a tournament team championship at the Lewis Palmer quadrangular. 58 V34 'ai' fi K fi g . . UFS Mmsewmwemw , .0 - Marcel Dietze maneuvers for position. I Q. 21LeIs42gg,1 s. 5' zfjirefffgff ff SEASG EVER AT FFCHS. Dave Risinger holds tight. Denny Falls tries for a reversal ,H ,. Dave Risinger shoots the half nelson. lohn Cox IS awarded the victory Woodland Park 35 Fountain Fowler Tournament 5th place Fountain 52 Widefield Sophomores Woodland Park Tourmanent 3th place Florences 36 Fountain Salida Tournament 6th place Cannon City 35 Fountain Fountain 49 Iohn Mall Lewis Palmer Quad 1st place Fountain 49 Manitou Springs Fountain 29 Re Fountain 31 Pueblo County Rocky Ford 56 Fountain Fountain 29 Las Animas Districts 3rd place. QM y kgs St . Qi? 'wi wi.,-w L A season of hard work pays a..---.F millet off, as sophomore Tom Haynie wins the 100 yard dash at the District track meet. ef- 1 rg: 13.5 :jea . ,gg fm, 'iff t ' ff.: 531 1 :J,Ylrg.:f'JmQ1f.'Lffm.553--1rIs,! 1-1,155-,5:49f5'j35?g t as s t t y t We t it it t at W ,r,r t ., ,,.,,..1 an Q -1-g,,.:g.s1aff15 5j7.g.::1i:g-:g5:g5:- E::1r,4?S3s,ef5f' F. 1' ' M, ,. .JMXXQQZ '1 -- , 1 t , Q , , , W Lew S. I 1 fil X . it ' 5 ' 5 fi? it ' .. . . s,,. , k,0.,,,,L , ., J, Q , ., s.,.Qg ff is , V, .- 'S 3 J M -, , :Erie-zgffg-3:Q::1PfeSf'r5GQ: - - -- ft 341- ' . .. 4. 1 gm -' ffl , 1: H L ' -J: fizsfasev-'If . l I - . . ., . .s-,:1sfg,.,1eef, . .wr was: k ' . -V s :L it .- -' sm'fJSLng.grf,sJi l i, 1..: ar', ,. , Q I ' if 'F 1 '+5?fiE5:'xff ff 1 g f sift I g f -, . fr -- f 1- 5-2,111 5 ngrgyrgtafsfffslzwffzweleffwcfnx' :25mw54a1z+q4 V M 2, AJ. , . -. Q, ., .V - :Sag 'sg gg E .4 1-.feng Li 3. . , . ,,fYLQj::eagM,, , Q ra 3 Q , , M ,WV :fy-fsffyssszqyfrfifass, P f. 4 T1 I ' . , , . . K . . 1., -J g Qf4,,1-f1:M-.M,y-,w- Ieff Powell warms up at a meet. Marcus Fields pole vaults his way to victory at Ftn. Relay S. Great effort wins Kenny Barela a place at District. THE TRCIANS OVERWHELM AT DISTRICTS ,, j 'VY R ,vf.,,,.5w, W We .. .. -' f ur - JQ1 :f . C 'Zami-5' Andy Williams shows form as he earns berth at State. X XX. ,naw 'V i Chris Brown qualifies for State in the high hurdles at Dist. ..., , . Back row: Coach Kimball, Coach Kane, Victor Walker, Steve Santo, Ken O'Neil, Mike Fields, Andy Williams, Marcus Fields, Keith Morgan, Ioe King, Mike Still, Myron Saylor, Chris Wainright, Coach Crume, Chris Brown, Ieff Powell, Allen Bennett, Roy Ienkins, Tom Gonzales, Scott Lenn, Tom Haynie, Howard Massie, Dave Williams, Keith Brungardt, Cydney Smoote, Coach Hasslerg Front row: Ron Maiburger, Darrell Wainright, Don Madison, Kevin Brungardt, Ken Barela, Tracy Howells, Zenon Pacheco, Stacy Watson, Vonda Schat. Boys 1979 Track Scores State Qualifiers Alamosa Indoor Invit. 1st place Canon City Triangular 2nd place Southern League Relays 1st place Ftn. Relays 1st place Pueblo County Duel 1st place Florence Invitational 3rd place La Iunta Tiger Relays 5th place Canon City Invitational 4th place Districts 135.5 pts. 1st place Allen Bennet David Williams Steve Santo Roy lenkins Howard Massee Keith Morgan Tom Haynie Kenny Barela Victor Walker Andy Williams Chris Brown Zenon Pacheco The Ftn.-Ft. Carson 1979 Track team opened the season by winning their first six track meets. Their pride and determination showed up at Districts when they placed first by beating all the other teams by 135.5 pts. The Trojans qualified 12 tracksters for State. GIRLS TENNIS, A NEW RAGKET AT FFGHS. Cookie Wooten lets go with one of her devastating backhands to win one more match for the Girls Tennis Team. The 1978-79 school year was the first season for Girls Tennis, The girls had a record of 4 wins, 4 losses and 4 ties. The players practiced hard, showing their determination and their desire to win. GIRLS TENNIS SCORES 78-79 Trojans Trojans Trojans Trojans Trojans Trojans Trojans Trojans Trojans Trojans Trojans Trojans Widefield Harrison Chey. Mtn. Salida Rye Canon City La junta Salida Buena Vista Ftn. Valley Ftn. Valley Rye 0-6 5-1 0-6 .- 3-3 ' he 6-0 . 3 0-6 3-3 5-1 3-3 3-3 1-5 5-1 al h rv- . W ,un . Bobby Griffith shows perfect serving form to win one more match at a home game. 2 as r sewn in 5ssaa3aaaae:,3gs?g 1 ms iii? -,SEQ --fff -we .1 'egswazsassi i'5f5'?f'f 432151225 7 if - waz-M-' .. ,, my if -. Back row: julie Peterson, Susan Bustamento. Bobbie Griffith, Katrina Eike, loan Maximenko, Kathy Trask, Diane Musgrave, V alli Kainoa, Tracy Kelsen, Coach Pound. Front row: Valerie Howard, Cookie Wooton, Linda Reeves, Brenda Reeves, Denise Watts. GIRLS TRACK: HIGH EXPECTATIO S FOR 1979 1 TK P B J .,,, 1 P' i 1 tlif - YEH tt -I , ' A ' , fyy YL- 'Q Q Back row: Head Coach Diana Frederic, Leona DeGroot, Kim Smoote, Kim Evans, Laura DeGroot, Monique Kays, Ravanna Niswander, Margaret Millard, Lynn Dills, Carol Flanningan, Ronni Gibbons, Ina Gordon. Assistant Coach Craig Kimball. Front ' ' H ' b k row: julie Cline, Mary Carreras, Lucy Frank, Iules Aquirre, Debbie Ruckmich, Lorraine Morgan, Charlotte Long, Carlyn ein ec er, Karen Butler, Mavis Gibson, Coach Lori Meyers. 4 i Laura DeGroot pours it on to take 3rd in the 120 yd. low hurdles. 1979 Girls Track Results League Relays Fountain Relays Canon City Pueblo Invitational Fountain Triangular Pueblo County Invitational Manitou Meet Fountain Meet Tigerette Relays Districts 1Southern League! Qualified for State: 7th place 9th place 3rd place 19th place 2nd place 13th place 2nd place 2nd place 7th place 7th place Lorraine Morgan 100 yd. dash Laura DeGroot 330 yd. hurdles The girls 1978-1979 track season was one full of high spirit and enthusiasm. The season wasn't a total success, but the girls received valuable experience out of the season. ,J U- ,at V v . , be Karen Butler receives a perfect handoff from Leona DeGroot 63 . 3 V ,ew--N... 2----,-..m..v.,,u., e ' 11 1 iff W 4 4 'Y :- 1' , , gg iw 4 'fr X 1- 'V 'ff-eu UWM A Junior Class . xy VISIO S OF THE PAST, Q sys 4 5 g -. 4? 3 N 'I gl s . A - :H-fx' A x .. . .t ,gi 2 i s lunior Class Vice-President - Roseanne Castillo lunior Class President - Tim Tallent junior Class Secretary - Debbie Dowdy Iunior Class Representatives: back row: Lynn Dills, Laurie Alward, Ron Madison, Valarie Howard sealed front: Debbie Ruckmich, Tracie Kclsen. l REMI D US DF THE GDDD TI ES Abeyta, Veronica Aikala, Howard Alward, Lorrie K C Armstrong, lody . Arnold, Charles Bailey, Rachelle B to Barela, Kenneth Q. Barker, ludith mg H Behnke Nanni 5U-lee Behrenhausen, Kathy CU C Bettencourt, oanne lggdqss Bonsall, Diana Bradley, Victor nice' Bray, William + . Brown, Lisa Sgjwee S5 Brungardt, Kevin Bryant, Denise Burk, Russell Burke, Louis Carreras, Mary Castillo, Roseanne Chandler, Donald Chaues, Charlotte Claridv, Carmmela o v. ee Qquncil Lee yhj 6l'0+hQf Cox, Lisa Creason, Danny Cuff, Terry Daniels, Patrick Davis, Terry Deline, Darlene Dietze Marcel Dileonardo. Diane Dillard, Andrea Dills, Lynne Dowdy, Debbie Edmisten, Virgil Fair erome Farris, Dennis Flanni n C' ol 67 Flynn, Cheryl Francois, Paulette Frey, Monica Fussel, Yvette . Galt, Kenneth 6lLJe9'+O+'I n'l athri ht, Derrick Gavin, Rickey Gonzales, Rita Gonzales, Thomas Hand, Gayle Hansen, Renee 1 LI-Iavnie, Thomas Heimbecker, Carlyn Higgins, Patrick STYXGI-.l,Ho kins Thomas ' opson, a y nl CE Howard, Valerie mg Huff, Ricky Hull, Larry Irwin, Charles l lit Q mina as 3 LU-QQL Kainoa Valenciauq Kays, Monique Kelson, Tracie . ' ' X- 1 Cro-Z -' King Zemarlb 5 - 5 Kuhe , Tammy Kuhl, Carol Lee, Iames Lee, Tony Lenn, Scott Little, Katrina Long, Charlotte Loscheider, Bill Lowder, Tim Madison, Don Maaison, on Maiurro D Mars a ,Dave Martin, Angelo Martinez, Bobby , Martinez, Rosemary qUlE+ Matthews., Michelle 68 LGOKI G BACK C SPECIAL TI ES A D SPECIAL FRIE DS. QQ Kenny Barele shows he has some talent Riga! ' ' 'ia 44- M C h . MCNa'anE1lQn ehringer, Eric Meier, Roger ICEM 0..n Morgan Lorrgigg my sis! crazj 'Sao F as Morris, Shanna Mullin, Shon Newsome Donald Swee-L DK. cOTi '1-2 U U'U 2233 reg 5' Q E. 0 3 P' ,bpip 5 c.: 3 E. av 2' 5 Nichols, Stan Nuttall, Gary O'Neil, Kendra Ortega, Diane P enon Cfdlhj Padilla, Duanne Pestovich, Ioe Pierce, Scott Rolph, Diane Romero, Susan Rugkmich, Debbie Gull Schramek, Terry Shank Dena Smith, Eric L Smith Tamm Smit , awan Soltwedel, Ray Sorli, Lorraine Steczo, Kimberly Steer, Lynn 69 IU IORS IGI TOGETHERI Tammy Smith and Laurie Alward having a thrilling time in typing class. i Renee Hansen another cute participant of Homecoming week 'i f t' fb Q . 1 . f my V . Valerie Howard, alias Dorothy, being harassed in French. 3 al U 'H .J ,. f L.,,' . I , ,l, ,K ,-V, V-,4 Ax ,pf rr ' ,., ' -X 7 fy, 1 W V A , HuAJ,! t ' ,. , V 3 ,f , I If - -C1 A ,K haf .7 ,f ' ,ff f t, f I XP , , I ,ai fn X, if F K I , ,K L, J ,hi f ff l N ' u Y Af' Y xi W , , . fy, 1' A fi? V ' f ff V , V: TVQ, rx ff 1 N X X 70 A i X, fi c V t' N gf, , N A L! , Future chemists of the world i-, J SEARCH FUR CLASS SPIRIT -- V pr r+5s'i,7f Don Madison trying out the macho look . Shanna Morris, Kim Steczo, Denise Bryant ready for an audition Lynn Steer und Kim Steczo looking busx in class 3 .P .si X X Band members Angie Martin and Myron Snylor practicing for their COTICCFI. SUJQQ1' Tallent, Tim Terris, Davia Thomas, Rebecca Trask, Kathleen Troudt, Robert Trujillo, Marcelina Uchner, Iohn Vanscyoc, Cathy Walters, Tina Ward, Allison Williams, Gail Sm Wilsgn Ronald ,im L ' li T are , , , i ff l 7 at t Smart an - I x 1' I A ,ff 'Tv '- X ,fy Lisa Dailey and Tracie Kelsen show off their T-shirts and buttons during Homecoming Week. CLASS OF 1981 CLCSE 5--'W 3 -f Sr I 1 ,J Q' , ,ff Z uni, -'-.a my W- s,. . . W' 5. Ken Smith, Iohn Cox and Bob Martinez have a hold on the trophy case. YET S0 FAR AWAY UJULI Cohen, Ted Dion, Maril n ye, Felicitas Lovern, Garry Powell, Brett Rosa, Laura Saylor Myron Smoote, Cydney VanWormer, Barbar Welch, lohn YYY 1 lams, David ff' YTOSNQJ Yutzy, Karol ., X A Q lf tg' 'YY' 1 Q15 , GJ, , Q., ,WUT X o we .W N92 Q Victor Bradley does dips in weight training class. During the Homecoming Pep assembly the cheerleaders present cakes to the football team. NEVER UNDERESTIMATE THE POWER OF A IUNIOR Organizations l 1 1 1 ? w Z-rn f 1 Q. -H 5 I f ll I E-l 3 vi? .af 1 1hHMT'?' f --1 sl-' g Valerie Howard and Lisa Maiurro making their announcements at an assembly. ,ww ,N K Our Fountain-Ft, Carson cheerleaders showing their terrific style, Cheerleaders perform a colorful routine with their ponpoms. uv'- A Rachelle Bailey and lulie Peterson clipping in Championship. Karen Butler and Lorraine Morgan get support from the rest ofthe cheerleading squad. The 1979-B0 Varsity Cheerleaders performed well this year. A new and greater school spirit was the girl's main goal. The Cheerleaders executed quality cheerleading and pompon skills, while highlighting school pep assemblies with exciting and original routines. CHEERLEADERS WITH THEIR TIP, TOP TEAM Susan Santo in action during one of the cheers. Left to right: Laurie Burney, Heidi Duran, Benita Valdez, Denise Fowler, and Anna Tschappat. l.V. Cheerleaders together again. The season for the l.V. Cheerleaders started off on the wrong foot. Tryouts were held, but new ,S cheerleaders had to be chosen. Laurie Burney, . Heidi Duran, and Anna Tschappt kept on trying to . keep the squad together. Through hard practice the 1 three surviving I.V. Cheerleaders managed to over Chamagne lohnson cheering the team on. I come many hardships. Attending all the l.V. games these three cheerleaders were recognized by the I.V. teams and fans. I I 78 l Mass' wise. V .e....,, .. . --.W Ui ..,W..W- .. W.. .-,. M. ? -...,W...,,., .W ..W,...eM.M W., 'Z- inf 3 einen... The Varsity Cheerleaders demonstrating their flexibility. Are we doing this right? i Top row: Kelly Smoote, Debbie Ruckmich, Lorraine Morgan, lulie Peterson, Karen Butler Cindy Walters, Valli Kainoa, Lisa Mauirrog Bottom row: Susie Dockum, Rachelle Bailey Karen Burney makes the move during a ponpom routine. Valerie Howard. Varsity cheerleaders showing off before the game. 79 F P BL1cAT1o s STAFF, i ,W 3, X, 14: , fig! t ,t ,, A , ,f.5 x5,?, , , it t , it Editors: Roy Ienkins and Kenny O'Neil. We have put in countless hours, and many headaches, but it was well worth our time. We would like to credit our staff, especially those who stuck it out the whole year, namely Vonda Schat, Shonda Mehringer, Iulie Peterson, Debbie Dowdy, Ray Matthews and Debbie Ruckmich. Our deepest appreciation goes out to our photographers: Lisa Dailey, Tracie Kelsen and Ron Morris. We would really like to thank Miss Renee Coyle for our wonderful Sunday afternoons in which we did a lot of hard work and had a lot of laughs. 1 ,fa 1' 2 f 1- ff M' t I . 154 ff' i .M-fe A DETERMI ED GRD P a wi Walsworth representative Iohn Fortenos talks to advisor Renee Coyle about the book. W . ,PN Shonda Mehringer and Lynne Dills working diligently. Copy Editor - Vonda Schat Staff picture: back, left to right: Becky McGuire, Karen Burney, Lisa Dailey, Debbie Ruckmich, Iulie Peterson: Middle: Miss Coyle, Karen Butler, Debbie Dowdy, Tracie Kelsen, Lynne Dillsg Front: Editor Ken O'Neil, CoEditor Vonda Schat, Editor Roy Ienkins, Ray Matthews, Shonda Mehringer. Q 1 PRACTICE, HARD WORK, AND TALE T ras , .f.. 4 S4 .af Band members at a hard day of practice. STAGE BAND MEMBERS SAXOPHONES Myron Saylor Donna Whitmore Angie Martin Guy Stafford Doreen Gross TRUMPETS Bob Blair Earl Patterson Chris Velasquez Ronnie Gibbens Don Carter TROMBONES Eric Hardy Ierry Morris Tedd Puckett Carl Carios Ioe Henry RHYTHM Bill Bray Ken Barela Kathy Trask Don Geist Don Madison What a spectacular half time presented by the band REFLECTS THE FFCHS BAND The symphonic band shows great concentration on each note. Angie Martin gives a solo at concert. una... f Q1 I fl Q Band members show talent during concert. SYMPHONIC BAND MEMBERS FLUTES Denise Bryant Renee Hansen Elva Mosley Doreen Shearer Kelly Smoote Ernestine Uribe OBOE Cydney Smoote CLARINET Tamara Estes Angie Martin Donna Whitmore Suzy Dockum Kathy Trask Ioelle Craig Carol Kuhl Casey Little Rose Daniels Eunice McIntosh SAXOPHONE Myron Saylor Doreen Gross PERCUSSION Bill Bray Don Geist Gary Lovern Mike Patterson Carol Fortner Alvina Kemper FRENCH HORN Tim Estes Steve Aultman TRUMPETS Bob Blair Earl Patterson Eric Mische Ronnie Gibbens Allen Kent Don Carter Scott Galaviz BARITONE HORN Carl Carios Ioe Henry TROMBONE Eric Hardy lerry Morris Tedd Puckett john Payton Buddy Mills TUBA Ken Barela ,iq CHORUS BRICHTE S THE Hffnwrwmgfvaaimwgrmwvvmwwsqwwww-wmyw - f f 2 ' ' S ' V ' K 'K V ' ' . t Y ,,h, -H-I ,,.,i..1.i. Back, left to right: Kelley Wood, Cheryl Flynn, Valerie Howard, Gene Drenon, Tim Tallet, Tom Tompson, Don Sandoval, Ken O'Neil, Debbie Maiurro, Lorrie McGarvey, Bobby Griffith, Kathy Van Scyoc, Patty Howell, IoAnn Bailey, jerry Morris, Ed Whitmore. Middle row: Karolin Gittens, Kim Carlisle, Rachelle Bailey, Billy Klingbeil, Pat VanWormer, Richy Mercer, Iames Lee, Iackie Hendrix, Barb VanWormer, Iackie Lloyd, Kevin Brungardt, Dan Maiurro, Michelle Matthews. Front row: Yolanda Haines, Casey Little, Norene Smith, Terry LaFave, Paulette Francois, Roseann Castillo, Sophie Laver, Chris Brown, Iudy Barker, Kathy Trask. 84 Mr. Michelfelder leads his chorus enthusiastically. Singers at a quiet moment. SCHCCL WITH MUSIC g,a .. W 4... . Q' 1 . as - ' 'W ,Q 1 so A We 4 L Members of Chorus warming up before class. 4, ff f Cheryl Flynn singing with the chorus with her teddy bear. Tenors carolling in the hall during the Christmas season. The Chorus carols every year in the hall around Christmas time. The Chorus has well represented our school this year. They have performed numerous school concerts. They carolled in the halls of FFCHS at Christmas time along with singing at the Pioneer Bank of Fountain, and appearing on television with a tremendous performance to show their Christmas spirit. There is a chance the members may compete in State Chorus Competition. Mr. Michelfelder is behind all of their terrific output. It was a great year for our chorus and this group will be well remembered by singing their hearts out for the high school. SCHGLARS RECOGNIZED T FORMAL I ITIATIO Nancy Hart receives a Iournalism Award from Miss Coyle for Howard Walker, President of NHS begins the final procession at the NHS induction Editor of the Trojan Express. , 1 r i 1? 2 3 5,-4, Kendra O'Nei1 leads the new initiates at the formal initiation. 86 FFCHS STUDE T GOVERNMENT Top Left to Right Seniors: Tami Magnuson, Ieff Latchaw, Shonda Mehringer, Tedd Puckett, Debbie Mauirro, Ron Bessett, Lisa Dailey, Howard Walker, and Earl Patterson. Middle: juniors: Ron Madison, Tim Tallent, Debbie Ruckmich, Tracie Kelsen, Lynne Dills, Valerie Howard, Lorri Alward, and Debbie Dowdy, Bottom: Sophomoresg Iohn Payton, Lisa Mauirro, Ieannette Francois, Kevin O'Neil, and Wanda Newsom. MRS. Orton, sponsor of Student Council League Student Council members visiting Fountain!Ft. Carson High School. Student Council has had one of its busiest years this year. Homecoming week got off to a great start with a Homecoming week and dance. Some members of Student Council represented our school at many Santa Fe Student Council meetings as far away as Rye and Canon City. Others traveled to a Student Council conference sponsored by Districts 4 and 8. Between all of this, members of Student Council have livened up the school with innovative calendars, art boards. and posters: sponsored a Halloween costume contest: and acted as guides for the guest speakers on Career's Day. On Ianuary 23, the Student Council sponsored a League Student Council meeting. Four of the five schools in the Santa Fe League attended. This was a major project for the Student Council since this was our first year in the League, and we wanted to make a good first impression. Upcoming events include League Student Council meetings at Las Animas, and Rocky Ford, the annual carnival, and a few more dances. Student Council acts as a sounding board for the administration and the student body. The Council evaluates existing clubs to insure that they are meeting their responsibility to the Student Body. Any proposed new clubs must also be approved through the Student Council. Basically, Student Council is the governing body for the students, and the students voice to the administration. 87 THE TALK OCKSH OF FOUNTAIN-FORT Left to right: Earl Patterson, Brenda Ford, Tim Tallent, Valerie Howard, Tracie Kelsen, Lisa Dailey, Tedd Puchett, Renee Hansen, Denise Bryant, and Nancy Hart, Sponsor, Ken Kennard. Forensics is a competitive team which has a regular season stretching from Oc- tober to April. Participants can earn school letters, become state champions and even go to a yearly national tour- nament sponsored by the National Forensics League. Forensics offers a wide variety of speech activities in which to compete: debate, extemporan- eous speaking, and oral inter- pretation. Students who com- pete develop their speaking and thinking skills, to learn to compete in the most competi- tive environment this state has to offer, and gain both state and national recognition. The Forensic team this year has attended four meets before Christmas and attend- ed approximately eight after Christmas. Though the team had brought home no hard- ware this fall, the winter season looked more promis- ing. Here's Valerie Howard wait- ing to give her best at competi- tion. ART SPARKS TI-IE SCHGGL WITH CREATIVITY ...mei , A W 1 i l .W . .s V it fd? Back row, left to right: sponsor, lohn Kalish, Donna Whitmore, Tammy Magnuson. Front row: Bobbie Griffith, Yvonne Smith, Kendra O'Neil, Ronnie Gibbens, Diane Rolph. Zemar King shows talent in his pottery. get N . ....-..-ff-K' 855'-rv' , N , Tami Magnuson stresses each stroke. s'4 m E Art Club strives to show the need and importance of art in the community, school, and in every day life. They attempt to involve the entire student body in understanding this need for artistic expression. ,fx if is . The Art Club designed and painted the science wing wall, painted the new letters for activities sign in front of school. The club also painted the graphics on the lunchroom wall, as well as the track and cross-country mural in the boy's gym. if A lim Aultman steadily at work with clay. B9 SCI-IGLARS RECUGNIZED AT AWARDS ASSEMBLY National Honor Society is an organization whose members reflect character, scholar- ship, leadership, and service. New members were initiated into NHS in February during the Academic Awards Assembly. This year NHS earned funds by sponsoring a car wash and the Winter's Eve Dance. '?Tf 'fi A in Back row, Left to right: Ronni Gibbens, Howard Walker, Lisa Dailey, Pat Daniels, Mr. Kennard, Lynn Steer, Ierry Morris, Sharon Iones, Bob Blair, Ieff Latchaw, Kendra O'Neil, Roy Ienkins, Ken O'Neil, Renee Hansen, Earl Patterson, Kim Steczo, Rachelle Bailey, Ted Puckett, Tracie Kelsen, Tammy Magnuson. Lisa Dailey lights the character candle at Formal Initiation. Howard Walker cooking at NHS initiation. I-IS FORMAL I ITIATIO IS TO S OF FUN 1 4 Billy Klingbeil tries a new hair style. George LaBlonde says, Ah, but it's worth it. 'Q K if Tom Hopkins and Nanni Behnke take it with a smile. Decky McGuire says, How much longer? KEY CL B UNLGCKS DUCJR T0 THE FUTURE KF ,M ff Back row, left to right: Billy Bray, Tommy Gonzales, Kenny O'Neil, Tim Talent, Tedd Puckett, Lorri McGarvey, Mr. Coleman, second row: Renee Hansen, Kendra O'Neil, Valerie Howard, Debbie Ruckmich, Lisa Maiurro, Shonda Mehringer, Debbie Maiurro, first row: Gayle Hand, Tracie Kelsen, Myron Saylor, Rachelle Bailey, Sharon Iones, Susie Trujillo. - - - -- V 1- zwtfffstlffift i' it . f Another exciting Key club meeting. Key Club is sponsored jointly by the Fountain Kiwanis Club and the high school. The purpose of the club is to serve the school and the community and to help develop leaders for the future. Students who are willing to preform services for the communities in which they may live are a part of the Key Club. Key club assisted with the Labor Day Street Breakfast, sponsored the faculty vs. police basketball game, ran the Muscular Dystrophy Bike-a-thon, and helped at the Fountain Ir. High PTA Carnival. Mr. Coleman, the Key club sponsor. 92 FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA W A . ng., Back row, left to right: Miss Daniels, Nancy Hart, Iody Armstrong, Mike Fields, Ed Miss Daniels shows the techniques of sewing, Maiyberger, Row two: Renee Boles, Debbie Noller, Paula Valdez, Susie Truijillo, Row three, Karrie McKay, Bobbie Dye. X. gy K ,t- 5, v e .flint , qw .. N at ' 'tt 2 L k , .', Q , lody Armstrong gets brave and sneaks a taste. 2 - 1 Future Homemakers of America is designed to give home Economics students a sense of belonging and acceptances in a group of students with similar interests. They take pride in participating and initiating school projects, Community projects, including group activities which they can do for entertainment and recreation. Valerie Howard models for Dede Nuttal models for the the FHA Fashion show. FHA Fashion show. 93 B.S. . PROMOTES MI ORITY ACTIVITIES The purpose of the BSU is to promote the rights of the black youth and to stimulate them to accomplishments higher than might otherwise be realized or even imagined. To accomplish these goals, individual, as well as group participation, is centered around civic, ethnic, and scholastic endeavors. The BSU goal is to encourage the black youth to become culturally aware of their own self-worth as well as to work together as an organizational unit. As these goals and desires are met and accomplished by the youths of the Black Student Union, better understanding of blacks by society will truly enhance the social and personal associations of all concerned. eww Activities sponsored by the BSU for 1979-80 school year have included the annual presentation of the Gong Show which was received well due to the excellent support of the student body and various teachers. Also included in the year's activity was the celebration of the Black History week in February. The celebrations included numerous paintings of influential blacks both past and present who worked in the areas of equal rights for all. Back, left to right: Sharon Calmes, Thomas Hopkins, Elva Mosley, Karen Burney, Chauncey Parker, Chamagne Iohnson, Keith Morgan, lerome Fair, Morris Gathright, Iimmy Thomas, Pierr Council. Middle: Katrina Little, Eleanor Parker, Donny Madison, Debbie Parder, Bertha Williams, Derrick Gathright, Andrea Dillard, Barbara Williams, Karen Butler. Front: Sponsor Alan Cyphers, Tyra Thomas, Gwendolyn Lee, Lorraine Morgan, Angie Aubrey, Wanda Newsome, Michelle Matthews. ill'-v-' ' Vice President Andrea Dillard, presides over a BSU meeting. BSU President Tom Hopkins points out a few facts. SPIRIT ABUU DSI LETTERME S CLUB t t 1 ? i .Q ea, O Q ti 'ff ii AN .c A tial Qc- Back, left to right: Pat Daniels, Rachelle Bailey, Arty Peck, Iulie Peterson, Denise Watts, Roy jenkins, Mike Fields, Ron Townsend, President Ken O'Neil, Ioe King. Front: Lorraine Morgon, Valli Kainoa, Karrie McKay, Valerie Howard, Debbie Ruckmich, Sharon Iones, Tami Magnuson, Lynn Steer, Ronnie Gibbens. Vonda Schat. Kneeling: Donna Whitmore. Not pictured: Mr. Petersen, sponsor. The goal of Lettermen's Club is to promote good sportsmanship between athletes and the school, and to encourage sportsmanship between all the schools in the league. Also the members strive to recognize a sense of overall academic and athletic ability. Lettermen's Club sponsored the Athletic Banquet in the Spring. They also kept the trophy cases clean and orderly. LIBRARY CLUB MAINTAINS ORDER f 1 -Nl 9 Mrs. Steele remains calm and cool in the library. S ,, . auf- .. , . SE? 96 Mike Fields concentrates on filing. . . - Top, left to right, Mike Fields, Karen Butler, Frank Clark, Marcus Fieldsg Middle row: Melinda Armstrong, Vice President Roger Meier, President Ioan Maximenko, Secretary!Treasurer Casey Little, Karen Burneyg Front row: Sponsor Carolyn Steele, Carol Kuhl, Eunice McIntosh, Kim Carlisle. 3 i ,.f Students work hard behind the desk. The Library Club is a club that maintains and keeps the library in order by the members assisting with book checkouts and helping students find books. They are also in charge of decorating the window in front of the library. Club members read at least two books each month. The Library Club decided this year to refill the bean bag chairs and get some plants for the library. They also added a bright spot to the school by decorating the library window for the different holidays throughout the year. Each year the Library Club sponsors a booth for the Spring Carnival and members earn money for their end of the year party. FOREIC LA CUACE CL BS ARE ACTIVE r . , cf.. .3 - i , Li. i ' V . jnh 3.ae: A A ,X fp o -'j ds, , ' x 'B 5? Q J K , ,555 :E ' ' ' . - 1 t La ' . Back, left to right: Vice President of Spanish Club Sharon jones, Debbie Edgar, Secretary of French Club Yvonne Hansen, Kevin O'Neil, Becky McGuire, Vice President of French Club Valerie Howard, Kecia Cole, President of French Club Lisa Dailey, Renee Hansen, Roger Meier, Yvette Greene, judy Barker. Middle row: Laurie Alward, President of Spanish Club Pat Daniels, Secretary of Spanish Club Paula jacob, Donna Manzanares, Laura Rosa, Yvette Rosa, Charlotte Chavez. Front row: Frank Clark, Marcel Deitze, Vice President of German Club Nanni Behnke, Pat Hurd, Secretary of German Club Yasimina johnson, Tamara Estes, Sponsor of Spanish and German Club, Getty Nuhn. -'ff The German Club's purpose is to enjoy themselves through exposure to culture. The German Club attended two Oktoberfests. One at Penrose Stadium in a tent and the other was at Palmer High School. During the Christmas season they went carolling. The Foreign Language Festival at SCU in Pueblo will be attended and the Foreign Language Dinner at the high school. The Spanish Club makes available some cultural experiences which are not within the scope of the class room. The Spanish Club activities include a paella dinner combined with an ice skating party, a chili picking expedition to Pueblo. Participation in the Foreign Language day at SCU and the International Dinner at our high school. The main goal of French Club is to enjoy learning about the French culture. One of the most enjoyable ways is by experiencing French food. Another goal is to realize that the people of other nations have different traditions, ways of living, and ways of expressing themselves. It's important to be aware of these differences and be accepting of people of different nations. French Club held a bake sale at the Widefield Mall. With the money raised, the students plan to enjoy a French dinner at La Petite Maison and see a French movie. French Club sponsor Sydney Seaman shows French students how to make slides. 97 l DECA GETS G Distributive Education Clubs of America is a three point program - class room, on the job training and club activities. The club's goal is to help develop leadership, civic consciousness, vocational understanding and social intelligence. Deca sponsored many activities this yearg a fall fashion show and plant sale, Senior citizen get-together, essay and poster contest, attended District contest, attended State contest at the Broadmor, went to St. Francis and Memorial Hospital Pediatric ward at Christmas to distribute candy canes, and sold spirit hands at the football games. THE IGB EXPERIE CE FOR LIFE Back, left to right: Scott Frane, Gene Thomas, Leon Curry, Tony Allen, Mary VanBuskirk, Norma Flynn, David Dodge, Mike Valdez, james Walters, Greg Clark: Front: Karen Montoya, Anita Turner, Sponsor Pat Hearn, Darla Barber, Valarie Roberts, Sarah Davis. Greg Clark, and Ieff Powell conduct an anti-shoplifting assembly at Fountain Ir. High. Norma Flynn at the Nursing Home, with an elderly lady. STUDE TS FURTHER THEIR EDUCATION AT PPCC l Dave Risinger prepares food for the students at PPCC. Karla McKay washes and sets hair at Cosmetology class. - 1, , , ' , 'If' lit A t A ' ,V :ff . .,., ' ii SQ W I. . . IWW? ' f' g'.,. rt jfis -,ms tw '-'- fn 1 -if f Q- f .f,e.s,:.,.. , f - '-,,,-,gg .- 3,152 fx Q W flare, ,. - Q 4: Not listed according to picture, People who attend PPCC: Scott Lenn, Iimmy McCargar, Mike Baumert, lim Criger, Ioe King, Steve Longee, Val Nuttall, Darrel Bailey, Bert Englert, Brian Miller, Dale Sall, Dana Quinlivan, Don Behrens, Gary Nuttal, Carlos Lee, Greg Smith, Cheryl Barton, Karla McKay, Iuanita Morrow, Brenda Reeves, Linda Reeves, Vera Sandoval, Kathy Bahrenheusen, Carlyn Heimbecker, Tony Mclntosh, Rickey Nilsen, Ianis Cody, Linda Lumsdon, Debbie Bright, Patty Dorner, Paula Trujillo, Willis Dean, Ryan Flaherty, lim Geist, Ioan Maximenko, Karrie McKay, Dave Risinger, Tim Powell, Ed Shaulis, Don Skinner, james Bouck, Eva Mills, Paul Valdez, Denise Watts, Paul Bierly, Ron Bessette, Keith Brungardt. IGUR ALIS STAFF MAKES THE NEWS emit it-2 Front row Charlotte Chavez Lorraine Morgan Iody Armstrong David Williams back row Garry Lovern gets new ideas from newspapers Miss Coyle Barb Lash Nancy I-lart Tina Walter, Sara Davis, Diana DiLeonardo researching articles. The journalism staff strives to report news in an objective and entertaining manner. The school paper took on a new name this year, Trojan Express. Editor Nancy Hart worked hard and diligently to organize the paper staff. The journalism class put out a monthly paper throughout the year, striving to present a variety of interesting news stories for both students and faculty. A special thanks goes out to Nancy Hart, Tina Walters, Keane DiLeonardo, Sarah Davis, and Carry Lovern for their continuous effort as staff members throughout the school year. Second semester additions to the journalism class were Victor Bradley, Terry Cuff, Tim Tallent, and Kevin Brungaradt. 100 ., 'X sa-.Q xg: ,Z ' bandw- Editor Nancy Hart works hard to get out the next issue of school newspaper. t he POLICE CADET SERVICE CLUB ing-li .s., , +-,vs - , Front, left to right: Valerie Howard, Yvette Fussell, Tracie Kelsen, Debbie Ruckmich, Debbie Dody, Rosemary Martinez, Kevin O'Neil, Paulette Francoisg Back: Officer Steve Rhoades, Myron Saylor, Peter Demery, Ken O'Neil, Lee Council, Carlos Lee, Chris Brown, Tedd Puckett, Bobby Buttke, Sharon Iones, Debbie Mauirro, Lisa Mauirro, Shonda Mehringer, Gail Williams, Patty Dorner, Norma Flynn, Lorraine Morgan, Vonda Schat, Donna Whitmore. Q The Police Club votes on an important topic. President Ken O'Neil leads the club discussion. 101 ,ax 9 4 4 MY QV? 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XUUE405X9Cfw Eff S wk' X W Z W 9 Cy LV ,Cf X 'lf KP .5 oN NG NW X A Wx U pi x M 9 W 5 X9 ww WN Q o by W Sophomore Class N R Q X SX o Q3 vw S gx X x 1 -.J gk ,,o P S S Q fs 'K V QQ 2 R g xo W X o.oo 54 XS, xXx X XM! o ox E S xx A wk X 3 S XJXN5 XJ X121 R A A Q X XA N Q XFXSQ SQ Q ,S kg X ,xox XX' 3 35 Q so X Rf Q3 X X X l.., S R se 4 M o Rv Q 5 Sophomore Class Vice-President - Benita Valdez me lf a Sophomore Class Secretary - Lisa Maiurro Sophomore Class President - Iohn Payton Sophomore Class Representatives, back row: Danny Bjortvelt, Kevin 1 O'Neil, Middle row: Benita Valdez, Wanda Newsome: Front row: Ieanette Francois, Cyndy Lacey. I SPIRIT WILL TAKE US T0 THE TGP Adams, Bennett Armstrong, Kathleen Armstrong, Malinda Aubre An el u tman, Steven Bailey, loanne Beal, Patricia Bennett, Veronica Berg, Iohn Bierley, Charles Blood, Robert Boles, Sandra KQQE Bright, Sharon Brown, Teresa Bullock, Keith Burney Laurie - S Buttke, Iames lmes, Sharon S06 SAS Canape, Martin Carlisle, Kimberly Carreras, Paul Carter, Donald Cerda, Georgianne Chavez, Iessica Chavez, Roman Clark, Frank Clark. Gregory Cole, Kecia Coots. Gregory Council, Dewayne CYQZS Craig, Ioelle Daniels, Ronnie Daniels, Rosemarie Davis, Karen Davis, Sean Demery, Peter Dietze, Kevin Dow, Terri Drenon, Willie Duran, Heidemarie Edwards, Shauna Embry, Leroy 105 Engman, Kathleen Estes, Tamara Estes, Timorthy Falls, David Fermahin, Iacqueline Fisher, Scott Flannigan, Patrick Ford, Brenda Forsett, Tina Fowler, Della Fowler, Victoria Francois, Ieanette Franz, Peggy Freeman, Linda Frenchers Wi ' ' Fusse ,lanine Galaviz, Raymond Garriott, Teresa Gathright, Morris Geist, Donald Goldman, Patrick Gross, Doreen Haines, Yolanda Halvorson, Wayne Hanna, Dorthy Hansen, Yvonne Harris, Suzie Hart, Larry Harvey, Iames Ha nie ' CVQ15, Cade S Heitz, leffrey Hendrix, Iacqueline Henry, loc 106 GTHI G GREAT WAS E ER 'rn Q t Tommy Martinez and David Falls ask, ls this the place? ACHIEVED WITHOUT SPIRIT wx 'sz -e wmv Iohn Pestovich and Bryan West trick-or-treating. .ev vw: Iohn, Henery Higgins, Charles Hill, Linda Holm, Theresa Hook, Carl Hudspith, Demara Hughes, Robert Hull, Ricky Hurd, Patrick lacob, Paula ohns Chamagne' lo nson, C ris me C ohnson, Ray Q'NQ Iones, Ro ert Karch, Blake Karch, Chet Keck, Glenn Kent, Alan King, Steve Klingbeil, William Kress, Charles Kuellenberg, Brenda Lacey, Cyndy Lacinski, Donald Lash, Barbara Leama, Fa'AAloaloga Ledeboer, Alice Lee, Mar ies, ac ie Lilly, Susan Little, Cassdundra Litton, lacqueline Lloyd, Iacqueline 107 R FUTURE, OUR PAST, GUR PRESE . . . giiff R fr' ahgfae - M C77 eff Q L A 0 5 V 73 N, .Y !Jf,:ii2 fi? f a WL! 1.-.SH iLH?',,zf QL. M14 L, 5 f P' ' ,W . Q :gfzgilQQvH5:iif?e5? '- 5 2' -,xgdlfff I. ,Z , ,,, N , 2. gf, H,-,,,4,,g,' I-'53 L, ' 7195? ' izimxg ff 125335 inf V R , 1 , 5. Q u fi.. ., ,-, , K , .UU,U,4 , U U . V . Q , ,Mgf ff 6 'v ii R R ' ' 2 , , .f x w ffi 1, ,Q gy ,, , R -J gf, -1,5 g '54, , mzfaif? THIS YEAR IS UURS ilmxvzf' -SAM., ,. Cf! Upper Left opp, page, clockwise: Cindy Walters getting ready to perform. Billy Klingbeil, Danny Biortvedt, Kevin O'Neil, stuffing Ricky Hull and Bobby Buttke in a trash can. Susan Santo, Ianet Cook, and Mike Morley humming around Mr, Martin's office. The hat gang guarding the southwest doors. Tommy Martinez and David Falls exploring places unknown. Steve Aultman and Carol Smith booging down at the Homecoming Dance. l - 1 . . . ff? i - Q Q Jfliuu ff t..r. wif Y S fl ,liii iii? .i i ' . J S ? 'S r .... ...P -B-f 109 Longee, Alan Lopez, Thomas Lowder, Theodore Lumsdon, Kathleen Lynch, Robert Maiurro, Lisa Marczynski, Scott Martinez, Thomas McBride, Rhonda McCardle, Christopher McIntosh, Blake Mclrvin, Timothy McKay, Krag Miles, Ronald Millard, Charles Mills, William Mims, Mark Miner, Randy Mische, Eric Mock, Dawn Moreland, Ieffery Morley, Michael Morris, Ronald Musolf, Denice IL Newsome, Wanda 'Tmmimr Nilsen, Elizabeth Nolan, Diane Nusshag, George Nuttall, Deneen O'Neil, Kevin Orr, Carla Padilla, Abdon I GROWI G, WE HAVE SHARED L ,,, me fa N fit, Susan Santo struts her stuff at a pep assembly, L A, 2 S IN LEARNING WE HAVE FDUND FRIENDSHIP . ,A XX x .sfo 3 r..1 + . iff 5 'fe 6 f p to, , , I i of t 5 . r 1 I writ . I I I A K, A- 2 14 ,, -' ' L ' 'fa X or eo, fi- to it 1 hinfoffl ,E as N Q ' .. , ith Q I .,,, ,, , .Qi Lili 5' Sophomores know how to keep secrets quiet. Parker, Eleanor 5 Patterson, Michael Payton, Iohn Peach, Tammy Pestovich, Iohn Paradise, Ieana I Peterson, Ienifer Pollard, Larry Powell, Iames Prougn, Peggy Quinlivan, Michael Rebitski, Iames Remington, Neil Rosa, Ivette Santiago, Katarina Sarazen, Sherry Service, Erica Shearer, Doreen Smith, Carol Smith, Deborah Smith, Narda Smith, Norene Smith, Sherry Smoote, Kelley C1625 Stone, Cindy Swafford, Elizabeth Thomas, Tyra Eoilei mcg Thumma, Tammy Tompkins, Steven Tschappat, Anna Tyler, Iames Valdez, Bermakgu Valdez, Paul VanWormer, Barbara VanWormer, Pat Vailpando, Ruthie Walters, Cindy West, Bryan White, Pam White, Steve Wilkes, Lisa Williams, Barbara Williams Bertha Wion, Martian Wion, Stewart Wolff, lim Wood, Kelley Yutsy, Linda SOPHOMGRES LOCK . , t .t,at ,Z 5. at '. YT! 5? .t, , 1 Sophomore Alan Longee lives it up by dancing with a senior. Doreen Gross jams with the music. TGWARD THE FUTURE K . W, K .4 lv .I 7 t ':,Q' t ooy 1 Alan Longee ready for CC practice. D f X W. aims!! ., v 'L 'av L - K l 4 gba W 2 4 Q Q ,f Hi' ' s , 1 Kelley Smoote' looking around for fewer bad breaks. fr-Ak! Kevin Deitze enjoys his comic book between class. Aikala, Bernard Bjortvedt, Danny Carios, Carl Cook, Anne Mercer, Rick Mosley, Elva ioodflfcxzg, Seyed Muniz, Steve Rougeau, Christel I ' - Koo Wolffe, Iohn mga 's Ublfpliflvv W gf l 500033 65 i Iulie Haynie grimacing about track practice. 113 THE ENDLESS ENERGY W I X Vfxlfff, 'M f M QW L My J fj MW ! , WW f K Q LJQC W Kffff flf 'X . my Icabfwg U g 1 fi W w W mx WlfWL m,M CLP f V MW f M J Faculty Sl Admin SPIRITED STAFF MAKES SPIRITED SCHOOL A-...a B , . -A ,- - .I ' ' ' . X v Egg IJ ' . Q. - Mb . f 1' Q : t I A 3 Van Adams Gail Akard 'fl Lonnie Brewster Renee Coyle Allen Cyphers Glenda Daniels Pat Hearn Business Math 1' English, Drama English, lournalisrn V Science g I ' Home Economics Business, Decca , ,f , , f , ,f ff f, Rodger lohnston Iohn Kalish Pat Kane Ken' Kennard Craig Kimball Gerald Kozak Ernie Michelfelder Sciences Art Social Science English Science Math Music 1 ,,,. ,M Gertrud Nuhn Larry Olin Betty Orton Gerald Peterson Tom Peterson Herb Schierman Sydney Seaman German, Spanish Physical Education Math Drivers Education History Industrial Arts French, English , ,1- Richens Smith Carolyn Smith lim Welte Social Sciences Librarian IIC .al siklg, - Shelly Smith Physical Education Art I-Iassler: Industrial Arts Ralph Crume: Social Sciences SPECIAL PEOPLE AT FFCHS ,,,.....-J Richard Pound, student counselor. yn 606.6 WS .'X7-Cfidr, Q if hail ,. rf- 'hr Diana Frederic, student counselor. Y-was fn .?l,,,i,? . . 5: Verna Q' Lisa Hughes, cook. x..,L'4 K' ig? Q ,332 5' ,t 1 4 1 Bus Drivers: Bill, Ann Dunlap, Ann Gilliam, Beverly Loscheider, Richard Tripp Mr. Lou Francis gives award to Larry Daugherty, Elmer Gilliam, and Richard Nusshag, janitors. AN EFFICIE T SCHOGL IS THEIR BUSI ESS t E Mr. Martin, assistant principal, the middle man of Fountain High School. Betty Aquiningoc, secretary performs one of her many duties. 118 Mr. Schultz, principal, making morning announcements f , lody Powell enjoys her job. THE BACKBO E UF SCI-IQQL DIST. 8. Dr. Dean Fleischauer, superintendent, is the executive officer of the schools. He makes recommendations to the school board. tl ....,e 1 ........-.rl I Guy Barickman, business manager, is in charge of the school budget, purchasing food, transportation, and bookkeeping. 5, . . . 5 i Elf' ff: . 3 7 Orv Iordahal, assistant superintendent, has such duties as public relations, curriculum development, and reading programs. Lois Wise is the secretary to the superintendent. 119 DISTRICT LIBRARIAN RETIRES A N .Q . mg A. Q . I I Y 357' I I .,i..zwfs ,5:x , , -S ' I K no kip My A , . District Librarian, Margaret Doudna, is retiring this year after working in the Fountain-Fort Carson School District for 22 years. Though Mrs. Doudna never intended to become a career woman , she has gontinuously served and dedicated her working years to this school istrict. When her husband was transfered to Fort Carson in 1958, Mrs. Doudna began working on the post as a 3rd and 4th grade teacher until 1963. She then took the position as grade school librarian at Fort Carson. Mrs. Doudna has been a librarian for 17 years. In 1975, she was offered the position of District Librarian, which she accepted. The Fountain-Fort Carson High School librarian is Mrs. Doudna, though many students are not aware of this because of the many duties she performs, and because only half of her time is spent in the high school, while she uses the rest of her time to work with all the other school libraries in the district. 120 Many improvements in the school libraries have taken place over the past 22 years, according to Mrs. Doudna. One new program which the library provides for teachers to use in the classroom with students is the video tape recorder, where educational programs are recorded from television. In Mrs. Doudna's opinion, this serves as a valuable learning experience for students. Though she has enjoyed her job, her career, and most of all working with the people, Mrs. Doudna plans on also enjoying her retirement. She plans to spend some time relaxing, sitting with my feet up , but she also plans to remain very active. A new career she is interested in is transcribing Braille for the blind. Also, she is an avid gardner and plans on traveling with her husband of 36 years who is retired military. High School Principal, lohn Shultz, would like Margaret Doudna to know that It has indeed been a real pleasure to have had the opportunity to work with Mrs. Doudna for the past five years. Her leadership and direction as District Librarian will surely be missed. I want to wish her the very best in her years of retirement. Advert sem nts NN'-f-S FLOWERS FOR DANOES PROM GRADUATION AND ALL SCHOOL FUNLTIONS IAN S WIDEFIELD FLORIST HALLMARK CARDS RUSSELL STOVER OANDIES WIDEFIELD MALL WIDEFIELD, COLORADO 80911 PHONE 392 1755 Fl F All O BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF GE 1 1 j 5 ' .Q . 1 Q, ' ' I 'f f 2 f . 'A 5 . A ff 1 Ar 1' A V5 5 5 . Q A . E 5 i K Z . . 3 ' A A 5 5 i 1 AE E ' S Y? 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TRACIE KELSON for deslgmng the 1980 Trolan Yearbook cover BOOBIE GRIFFITH for deslgnmg the Trolan Yearbook endmg THE GAZETTE TELEGRAPI-I for sports photos WHIT'S STUDIO KENT ASBURY for wrltmg copy lOl-IN FOTENOS and WALSWORTI-I PUBLISHING COMPANY r T, ' . V,.A A it , ' , IMI! IW T-EV iQQ3J?iQ:WmQwQ2' Qg114ffr. 11E4'esS' M7 ffl ' - N2 U:ofHdtBYiQ3nWV1aWb3wgmiLZfZlQWo0tfln?'2f,i5f'g305D7? an d w-IAQ? wo-A ,Lk .bpnqdlka L1 pmol wiv Y aqhaid-Ufwulbgtii 4 W X MBJ wb. kwa ' M M Q I 'W M ' ff fggffffifkfkipzfxfmx K W MQ'LJ3BNfiwwf4 btf,'twJWcem 1 M 'LM 6QeM 6LO1 Qf 5 M0 w W vm 'N wiv46 J W2 fy f0fm?fWQjQ WMF - KF F f4 Q ' WWmW PWCWQVW W DMU M IW WW W wb wq W WD, Q MNNMQWQW Qqfww MQ W Jn WMM Wlfmfffw W M W VW 4 WCW M5556 QW fwwwfywwmmv VKNNN QNX L W0 my x Aw 1 QQH5 6 Nw W VON OSQSZXQQMQWO ' N69 Q G new Abeyta. Ronnie 67 Adams, Bennett 105 Adams, Van 116 Aikala, Bernard 113 Aikala, Howard 67 Akard. Gail 4,116 Allen, Tony 17,98 Alward, Lorrie 66,67,87.97 Anderson, K,C. 67 Aquinningoc, Betty 118 Aquirre, lules 63 Armstrong, Iody 37,53.67,93,100 Armstrong, Kathleen 105 Armstrong. Malinda 43,56.96,105 Aubrey, Angela 94,105 Aultman. Iames 17.34 Aultman, Steve 48,49,85.105.109 Bailey, Darrell 17.99 Bailey, Ioanne 84.105 Bailey, Rachelle 46,47.67,74.76,7'7.79,84,90 92,95 Barber, Darla 17,98 Barela. Ken 30.34.48.56,60,61,67,69,83 Barickman, Guy 119 Barker, Iudith 67,84,97 Bartelt, Marge 4 Barton, Cheryl 17,99 Baumert, Mike 99 Beal, Patricia 105 Behnke, Nanni 67,91.97 Behrenhausen. Kathy 67.99 Behrens. Don 99 Bennett, Allen 61 Bennett, Veronica 105 Berg, Iohn 37,105 Bessette. Ron 8,17,27.87.99 Bettencourt, loanne 67 Bierley. Charles 58,105 Bierley, Paul 17,50,99 Bixcnmann, Tamera 17 Bjortvedt, Danny 37,53,104.109.113 Blair. Robert 17,83,90 Blood, Robert 105 Bonsall, Diana 67 Boles, Renee 93,105 Boucher. Cathy 26 Bouck, Iames 17,99 Bradley, Victor 33,34,67,73 Bray, Billy 67,83,92 Brewster, Lonnie 30,116 Bright, Debbie 17.99 Brown, Christopher 4.17,27,30.37,38.41,50, 61.84.101 Brown, Lisa 67 Brown, Teresa 105 Brllrlgardt, Keith 5,16,37,38,4O,99 Brungardt, Kevin 30,33,34,61,67,84 Bryant, Denise 67,85,88 Bullock, Keith 105 Burke, Louis 67 Burk. Russell 67 Burney, Karen 7,17,18,76,79.81,94,96,114 Burney, Laurie 78,105 Bustamento. Susan 62 Butler, Karen 2,5,17,63,76,77,79,81,93,94 Buttke, Bobbie 37,58,101,105,109 Campbell. Robbin 17 Calmes, Sharon 94,105 Canape. Martin 105 Carios, Carl 83 Carlisle, Kimberly 43,84.96,105 Carreras, Mary 49,63,67,74 Carreras, Paul 105 Carter, Donald 53,83,105 Castillo. Roseanne 2,66,67,84 Cerda, Georgianne 105 Chandler, Donald 67 Chavez. Charlotte 97.100 Chavez. Roman 105 Claridy, Carmmelia 67 Clark, Frank 44,50,53,96,97,105 Clark, Gregory 98,105 Cline, julie 63 Cody, Lee 53 Cody. Ianis 99 Cohen. Ted 72 Cole, Kecia 43.97.105 Coleman, Asher 92 Cook, Anne 113 Cook. Ianet 109 Coots. Gregory 105 Council Dewa u 1 ' ' ' ounci , Lee 37,67,94,10 OX. , . 1 o n Coyle, Renee 81,86,100,116 Craig, loelle 83,105 - Creason, Danny 67 Criger, lim 20,37,38,57,99 Crume, Ralph 48,61,116 Cuff. Terry 31,67 Curry. Leon 98 Cyphers, Allen 94.116 Dailey, Lisa 26,Z7,33,34,81,87,88,89.90,97 Daniels, Glenda 93,116 Daniels, Patrick 44.67.90.95,97 Daniels. Ronnie 37.105 Daniels. Rosemarie 43.83 Davis. Karen 105 Davis, Sarah 20,98,100 Davis. Sean 105 Davis. Terry 67 Dean, Willis 20.26.99 DeGroot, Laura 63 Degroot, Leona 63 Deitze, Kevin 105,113 Dietze, Marcel 58,67,97 Deline, Darlene 42.54,56,67 Demery, Peter 101,105 Deleonardo. Diane 67.100 Dillard, Andrea 67.94 Dills, Lynnell 11,63.67.81,87 Dion, Marilyn 73 Dockum, Susie 5,20,46,47.79,83 Dow, Terri 105 Dowdy. Debbie 2,42,54,66,67,81,87,101 Douglas, Calvin 20 Drenon. Willie 84,105 Duran. Heidi 78 Dye, Felicitas 93 Dorner, Patricia 20,99,101 Doudna, Margaret 120 Edgar. Debbie 42,43,97 Edmisten, Virgil 67 Edwards, Shauna 105 Eike. Katrina 62 Embry, Leroy 105 Englert, Scott 20.99 Engman, Kathleen 106 Estes, Tamara 83,97,106 Estes. Tim 58.106 Evans, Kim 63 Fair, Ierome 67,94 Falls. David 9,48,57.58,10G,109,114 Falls, Denny 37.38.40.57.59 Farris, Dennis 53 Fermahin, lacqueline 43,106 Fields. Marcus 7,14.20.36.37.38.41.60,61,96 Fields. Mike 4,10.16.20.25,26.34.37,38.39, 57,6'1,93.95.96 Fisher, Scott 106 Flaherty. Ryan 20,99 Flannigan. Carol 48,49.63,67 Flannigan, loseph 20 Flannigan, Patrick 106 Fleischauer, Dean 119 Flynn, Cheryl 68,84,85 Flynn, Norma 98.101 Ford, Brenda 88,106 Forsett, Tina 48,56,106 Fortner. Carol 83 Fowler, Della 106 Fowler, Denise 78,106,114 Fowler, Keith 20 Francois, leannette 87,104,106 Francois, Paulette 68,84,101 Frane. Scott 20,98 Frank, Lucy 63 Franz. Peggy 106 Frederic, Diana 11,63,117 Freeman, Linda 106 Frenchers. Willis 37,106 Frex, Monica 68 Fussell, Ianine 106 Fussell, Yvette 68.97.101 Gainey, Deborah 106 Galaviz. Raymond 106 Galaviz. Scott 83 Galt, Kenneth 68 Garriott, Teresa 106 Gathright, Derrick 36,53,94 Gathright, Morris 94.106 Geist, Donald 83,106 Geist, lames 20,99 Gibbons. Ronni 21,26,42,54,63,83,89,90,95 Gebson, Mavis 2,63 Gittens, Karolin 21.84 Goldman, Patrick 106 Gonzales, Rita Z,42,54,68 Gonzales, Tom 48,61,68,92 Gorgon, Ina 63 Griffith, Bobby 21,34,44,62,B4,89 Gross, Doreen 43,56,83,106,112 Guzman. loseph 21 Haines. Yolanda 84.97.106 Halvorson, Wayne 106 Hand, Gayle 11.68,92 Hanna, Dorothy 106 Hansen, Renee 46.47,68,83,88,90,92,97 Hansen, Yvonne 106 Hardy. Eric 7,21,44.83 Harris, Mike 21 Harris, Susie 106.114 Hart. Larry 106 Hart, Nancy 21.86,88,93,100 Harvey, Iames 106 Hassler. Art 12,37.61,116 Haynie. lulie 43,106,113 Haynie, Tom 4,37,39,40,60,61,68 Hearn, Pat 98,116 Heimhecker. Carlyn 63,6899 Heitz, Ieffrey 106 Hendrix, Iacqueline 84,106 Henry, lohn 107 Henry, Ioseph 83,106 Hernandez, Stacy 43 Heuduck. Marty 43 P17 ,, IH8 mu V i Hewgley. Steven 32.44.45 Higgins, Charles 107 Hill. Linda 107 Holm. Theresa 107 Hook, Carl 107 Hopkins, Thomas 37.50.53.91,94 Hopson, Patty 68 Howard. Valerie 5,7,33,34.62.66.68.76,77,79. 84.87,90.92,93,95 Howell. Patty 84 Howells, Tracy 12,21,37,38,61 Hudspith. Demara 107 Huff. Rick 48.53.74 Hughes. Nancy 21 Hughes, Robert 107 Hull, Ricky 68,107,109 Hull. Larry 68 Hurd, Patrick 97,107 Irwin, Ieff 68 Iacob, Paula 97,107 Ienkins, Alicia 2 Ienkins, Roy 4,10,21.36.37,38.39,61.81.90,95 Iohnson. Chamagne 4.14.56.78.107 johnson. Christine 107 lohnson. Ray 37.53.107 Iohnson. Yasmina 54,56.68.97 Iohnston. Roger 116 lones, Kelly 107 Iones, Robert 107 Iones. Sharon 8.18.21.27,34,42.76.90.92.95. 97.101 Iordahl, Orvey 119 Kainoa. Valli 3O.34.62.68.76,79,95 Kalish. Iohn 4.219.116 Kane, Pat 50.61.116 Karch. Blake 107 Karch. Chet 107 Kays, Monique 2.63.68 Keck, Glenn 107 Kelling, Teresa 2 Kelsen. Tracie 5,7.34,62.66.68.76,81.87.88, 90.92.101 Kemper. Alvina 83 Kennard, Ken 88.90.116 Kent. Alan 83,107 Kimball, Craig 53.61.63.116 King. loe 9.32.61.95,99 King. Steven 107 King. Zemar 68,89 Klingbeil. William 3'7.50.84,91,107,109 Kozak, Gerald 4,12.116 Kress. Charles 107 Kuellenberg, Brenda 107 Kuhel. Tammy 68 Kuhl. Carol 68.83.96 LaBlonde. George 32.91 Lacey. Cindy 104.107 Lacinski, Donald 107 LaFave, Terry 84,107 LaLander, Brian 34 Lash. Barb Z.7,100.107 L3lCl'1HW. Ieff 18.21,28,87,90 Laver, Sophie 84 Leama, Fa'AAloaloga 107 Ledeboer. Alice 107 Lee, Carlos 21.99.101 Lee, Gwendolyn 21.54.94 Lee. Iames 37.68.84 Lee. Mark 107 Lee, Tony 68 Lenn, Scott 67.68.99 Leuer, Linda Z Liles, lackie 107 Lilly, Susan 107 Little. Cassdundra 43.56,83,84,96.107 Little, Katrina 68,94 Litton. Iacqueline 107 Lloyd, Iacqueline 84,107 Long. Charlotte 48.49.6368 Longee, Alan 9,48.49,58,110.112.117 Longee. Karen 2 Longee. Steve 2128.57.99 Lopez, Thomas 110 Loscheider, Bill 68 Lowder, Ted 110 Lowder, Tim 68 Lovern, Garry 2.14.37,73.85 Lumsdon, Kathleen 110 Lumsdon, Linda 24.99 Lynch, Robert 110 Lynch. Thomas 24 Madison, Don 57,61,68,94 Madison, Ron 87 Magnuson. Tami 18.24.42,54.87,89.90,95 Maiburger. Ed 34.93 Maiburger, Ron 61.66.68 Maiurro. Danny 50.53.68.84 Maiurro, Debbie 11.1B,24.27,84,87,92.101 Maiurro. Lisa 11.76.77.79,87.92.101.104,110 Mallory, Mona 24 Manzanares. Donna 97 Marczynski, Scott 57,110 Marshall, Dave 68 Marshall. Kathleen 24 Martin, Angela 68,85 Martin. Micheal 118 Martinez. Bobby 68 Martinez. Dale 48 Martinez, Rosemary 68.101 Martinez, Tom 37.50,106,109.110 Massie, Howard 61 Matthews. Michelle 36,47,68,B4,94 Matthews. Ray 16,24,37,38.81 Maximenko. Ioan 2462.96.99 McBride, Rhonda 110 McCahan. Ion 37.39.50,69 McCardle, Chris 110 McCargar. lim 24.99 McGarvey, Lorri 11.24.84.92 McGuire, Becky 81.91.97 McIntosh. Blake 110 McIntosh, Eunice 24.83.96 McIntosh. Tony 24,99 Mclrvin, Timothy 110 McKay. Karla 8,24.26,56.99 McKay. Karrie 8.16.24,42,57.93,95.99 McNeil. Elvin 68 Mehringer. Eric 44.45.53,69 Mehringer. Shonda 11.18.24.26,80.81.87.92 101 Meier. Roger 68.96.97 Mercer, Rick 84.113 Meyers. Lori 26,63 Michelfelder. Ernie 84,116 Millard, Margaret 63 Miller. Brian 25,99 Mills. Eva 25.42.99 Mills, Stuart 5 Mills, William 83,110 Mims. Mark 110 Miner, Randy 110 Mische. Eric 83,110 Mock. Dawn 110 Modica, Christopher 50,51,52.69 Montoya, Karen 25,98 Moreland, Ieff 110 Morgan, Keith 1425.61.94 Morgan. Lorraine 2,8,46.47.54.63.69,74,76, 77.79.94.95.101 Morley, Mike 109,110,114 Morris. Ierry 14,25,34,40.B3,84 Morris, Ronald 110 Morris, Shanna 69 Morrow, Iuanita 25,99 Mosley, Elva 56.83.99.113 Mullin. Shon 69 Muniz. Steve 113 Musgrave, Diane 62 Musolf. Denice 3.463.110 Newsome. Donald 69 Newsome, Wanda 87.94,104,110 Nichols. Stan 69 Nissen, Ianet 110 Nilsen. Elisabeth 110 Nilsen, Rick 25,99 Niswander. Rovanna 63 Nolan, Diane 110 Noler. Debbie 93 Nuhn, Gety 11.97.116 Nusshag. George 110 Nuttall, Deneen 44.93.110 Nuttall, Gary 44.69.99 Nuttall. Val 25,99 Olin. Larry 37,57,58,116 Orton. Betty 87,116 O'Neil. Ken 4,10,16.25,26.37.38.39,50,61.81 84.92.101 O'Neil. Kendra 42.54.55.69,86.89.90.92 O'Neil, Kevin 37,57,87.97.101,104.109 Orr, Carla 46.47.110,114 Orgeta, Diane 46.47.69 Pacheco, Zenon 48.61.69 Padilla, Abdon 110 Padilla, Duanne 69 Paradise, leana 111 Parker. Chauncey 94 Parker, Debbie 69,94 Parker, Eleanor 94.111 Parker. Steven 25 Patterson. Earl 5,27,28.37.38.83.87,88.90 Patterson. Michael 37.83.111 Payton. Iohn 53.83,87.104.111 Peach. Debbie 69 Peach. Tammy 111 Peck, Arty 37.69.95 Pestovich. Ioe 44.69 Pestovich. Iohn 44,45.107.111 Petersen. Gerald 4,116 Pererson, lenifer 111 Peterson. lulie 7,8.28,67,76.77,79,81,95 Petersen. Tom 44.116 Pierce. Scott 69 Pollard, Larry 111 Pound. Richard 4,612,117 Powell. 'Brett 73 Powell. Iames 111 92,101 Bertha 94,112 Powell, leff 28,60,61,98 Powell, lody 118 Powell, Timothy 28,99 Prougn, Peggy 111 Puckett, Tedd 5,8,27,28,37,38,83,87,88,90, Quinlivan, Dana 28,99 Quinlivan, Michael 111 Rebitski, Iames 111 Reeves, Debra 28 Reeves, Brenda 5,62,76,99 Reeves, Brenda 5,62,76,99 Reeves, Linda 7,62,76,99 Romero, Susan 69 Remington, Neil 111 Rhoads, Steve 101 Risinger, David 28,59,99 Roberts, Valerie 27,28,98 Robinson, Rayette 11 Rolph, Diane 42,43.69,B9 Rosa. Ivette 111 Rosa, Laura 28,73,97 Ruckmich, Debbie 2,7,46,47,63,66,69,76,79, 81,87,92,95,101 Sandoval, Don 84 Sandoval, Vera 99 Sall, Dale 29 Santiago, Katarina 111 Santo, Steve 61 Santo, Susan 78,109,110 Sarazen, Sherry 111 Saylor, Myron 37,57,61,73.B3,92,101 Scllat, Vonda 27,37,54,61.B0,81,95,101 Scheierman, Herb 116 Schramek, Terry 69 Schultz, lohn 11,118 Seal, Dale 99 Seaman, Sydney 11,116 VanWormer, Pat 84.112 Velasquez, Chris 29,30,50,52 Vasquez, Gelpi 21 Vigil, Francis Z9 Wainright, Chris 61 Wainright, Darrell 61 White, Steve 112 Whitmore, Donna Z9,42,83,89,95,101 Whitmore, Edward 32,84 Wilkes, Lisa 112 Williams, Andy 61 Williams, Barbara 94,112 Williams, Walker, Howard 2,9,18,29,34,44,45,76,86,87, 90 Walker, Victor 2,61 Walters, Tina 100 Walters, Cindy 76,79,109,112 Walters, james 98 Watson, Stacy 61 Watts, Denise 27,29,62,95,99 Welch, Iohn 73 Welte,lim 37,57,5s,11a West, Bryan 44,45,53,107,112 White, Pam 112 Service, Erica 111 Shank, Dena 69 Shaulis, Ed 69,99 Smith, Bl. 111 Sherer, Dorren 83,111 Skinner, Donald 32,99 Small. Gail 43 Smith, Carol 109,111 Smith, Deborah 111 Smith, Eric: 69 Smith, Gregory 29,99 Smith, Kenneth 32 Smith. Norene 31,84,111 Smith, Rich 10.12,13,37,116 Smith, Shelly 56.116 Smith, Sherry 111 Smith, Tammy 2,11,69 Smith, Yawan 69 Smith, Yvonne 89 Smoote, Cydney 7,61,73,76,83 'w Smoote, Kelly 1,46.47,76,79,83,111,113 Smoote, Kim 63 Soltwedel, Ray 69 Sorli. Lorraine 46,69 Steczo, Kim 69,90 Steele, Carolyn 4,96,116 Steer, Lynn 42,54,90,95 Still, Mike 29,61 Stone. Cindy 111 Swafford, Elizabeth 34,111 Tallent, Tim 2,30,31,66,72,84,87,88,92 Terris, David 72 Thomas, Gene 98 Thomas, limmy 94 Thomas, Rebecca 72 Thomas, Tyra 94,111 Thompson, Thomas 27,29,84 Thumma, Tammy 111 Tompkins, Steven 111 Townsend, Ron 29,37,38,40,41,95 Trask, Kathy 7,62,72,83,B4 Truiillo, Danny 16,29,37,38 Trujillo, Paula 16,29,54,99 Trujillo, Susie 92,93 Tripp, Richard 117 Troudt, Bob 37 Tschappat, Anna 78,111 Turner, Anita 29,98 Tyler, james 37,111 Uribe, Ernestine 83,113 Valdez, Benita 8,56,78,104,111 Valdez, Mike 26,50.51,52,98 Valdez, Paul 111 Valdez, Paula 29,93,99 VanBuskirk, Mary 29,98 VanScyoc, Kathy 84 VanWormer, Barbara 48,49,73,84,112 Williams, Dave 61,713,110 Williams, Gail 101 Wion, Martin 112 Wion, Stewart 112 Wise, Lois 119 Wolff, lim 112 Wood, Kelley 84,112 Wooten, Cookie 62 Wright, Gene 37 Yutzy, Karol 73 Yutzy, Linda 112 H ,,-zaigarf , 1 135 1. . -c. ,. .. ,. ... . a n 1 A n What appears to be the end, fm'g Q 2' 11. -4 giiig? 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