Fruita High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Fruita, CO)

Text from Pages 1 - 232 of the 1980 volume:

4 WILDCAT was a student body association publication by the yearbook staff at Fruita Monument High School, Fruita, Colorado. It was printed by Josten’s American Yearbook Company, Topeka, Kansas, on 80 lb. paper with a metaline cover. Copy and style was Angeles 11; offset; trim size 8'A x 11. Circulation 575. Company representative was Jack Eckart, Denver. “The Way We Were” by Marvin Hamlisch Alan and Marilyn Bergman was published through special permis- sion from the Columbia Picture, Rastar Production, “The Way We Were,” copyright 1973 by Colgems-EMI Music Ind. 2 Memories light the corners of my mind Misty water colored memories saiiuis aqj, JO sampu pajan S Or has time rewritten every line ... 7 8 If we had the chance to do it all again tell me would we ... could we ... Memories may be beautiful 10 and yet what’s too painful to remember, we simply choose to forget. 12 13 Moving into fall 79 ■ Cheerleaders 16 Homecoming 20 Football 24 Faculty 32 Volleyball 48 Golf 54 Girls’ Swim 56 Dancing Men’s Tennis 58 60 X-Country 62 Gymnastics 64 Pom Pon 66 Sneaky Fitch 68 15 ‘We are family’ 16 VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Pam Bonella Lori Richmeier Tina Story Kelly Williams Varsity Cheerleaders Fruita Monument Varsity Cheerleaders helped boost the Wildcat spirit. Hard work and determination led the eight girls — Pam Bonella, Tammie Dietz, Karen Marrero, Lori Richmeier, Audre Smith, Tina Story, Tracy Way and Kelly Williams — to a championship at the National Cheer leading Association clin- ic last summer at Colorado State University, Fort Collins. They Vere awarded the top hon- or and chosen the best squad at the camp. After being judged on over-all enthusiasm and spirit, they were also awarded the spirit stick and named Super Star Squad. Linda Cates sponsored them this year and helped the girls stride for top honors. Audre Smith Tracy Way Karen Marrero Tami Dietz 17 Junior Varsity cheerleaders The Junior Varsity Cheer- leaders were six sophomores: Brenda Cooper, Guilaine de- Best, Jane Gates, Joy Orvick, Carrie Pewters and Londa Plotts. They attended an inter- national Cheerleading Founda- tion clinic last summer at CSU and brought back top honors as the Grand Champion Squad. They were usually selling pro- grams and cheering at JV games. Waldo, alias Robyn McElhinney, helped boost spir- it at all the home games. 19 Cathy Johnson-Queen Karla Pederson-Sr. Attendant Homecoming 79 Cindy Miller-Jr. Attendant Cathy Holthus-Soph. Attendant 21 Yesterday Once More ... | As The Week Went Byl Homecoming activities started off the week of October 8-13 with special dress ideas for each day. Monday Farmer Day Tuesday Sock ’Em, Tie ’Em Up and Put Them in a Hat Wednesday Pajama Day Thursday Fifties Day Friday Blue and White Day. The pep assembly, held Friday, featured the crowning of the new royalty and recognizing past royalty. Alumni from previous years were given flowers. Fruita won the game against the Delta Panthers 40-0 Friday night after the afternoon parade down Fruita’s Main Street. The last festivity was the dance, Saturday, where the royalty was recognized for the last time. 22 1. First Place Float: junior class 2. Senior class originality 3. Senior rowdies get into the Homecoming spirit. 4. Key Club goes for a hayride 5. “Good Morning” — Millie Hill and Penny Harper. 23 Varsity Team (L to R) Back Row: Dave Chapin. Mark Rish. Ken Puls. Paul Appel. Ron Cooper. Mark McDerrmott. Chris Marashin, Kevin Motes, Tim Bristol. Jeff Erickson, Jim Reeder. Wally Brice. Randy Haller. Clark Milsap. Griggs. Doug Doyal, Pat Munsel, Shaun Chappell, Coach Steve Congdon; First Third Row: Coach Steve Quimby, Tom Folkestad. Rick Strautman. Brent Reste- Row: Coach Jim Stockert, Head Coach Don Ligrani, Todd Boyd. Andy Vidmar, mayer. Earl Thomas. Barry Madison, Ben Guana, Don Walker. Todd Reynolds. Marv Kapusion, Todd Goodwin, Todd Hamilton, Mike Frost, Craig Holthus and Jim Tomlinson, Jim Martin. Bill Miller. Coach Dan Miller. Second Row: Mark Randy Yater. This page: 1. Fruita Monument’s head coach, Don Ligrani. 2. Wildcats manuever as Jeff Erickson, quarterback, passes. 3. Defensive linemen strive to make the tackle in the Blue and White game. Page 27: 1. Kicking for the extra point. 2. Coach Miller runs a commentary for the games. 3. Mike Frost waits for the pass. 4. Sideliners. 5. Craig Holthus tries to run for it. Night games at stocker “Ligrani’s Raiders.” That’s who the Fruita Monument football team said they were. They fought and strived for a good season. Although the beginning looked rough, the team pushed and worked hard to beat the odds. With a junior-dominated team, the Cats were young and inexperienced; but what they lacked in experience, they began to gain in momentum. In his third year as head coach and as first-year Activities Director, Ligrani had the advantage of one of the state’s best coaching staffs. Dan Miller, in his fourth year, was in charge of the offense and defense lines. Steve Quimby, also in his fourth year, coached the offense and defense backs. Steve Congdon, second year, and Jim Stockert, first year, coached the Junior Varsity. 27 1. The Delta Panther game at Stocker Stadium. 2. Passing at the Blue and White game, the in- ner squad game at the school field. 3. Jubiliation at the best home score of the year — Wild- cats: 46, Delta Panthers — 0. Memories of 5 and 5 28 1. The tough inner squad Blue and White game. 2. Fruita tried hard but lost to Grand Junction 40-0. 3. Wildcats move into action 4. Take down of Mike Frost 29 1. Defense moves to beat the Tigers. 2. Ruffing the runner in the Blue and White game. 3. Getting away. Page 31: 1. Spectators root for a WILD- CAT victory. 2. Fuita proves to dominate Delta. 3. Craig gives a kick. 4. The thrill of Victory. Junior Varsity: Scoreboard Plateau Valley 6 12 Aspen 36 0 Delta 0 10 GJHS JV 13 12 12 14 Montrose 16 14 Central JV 0 28 6 30 Fruita Palisade forfeit Coaches: Steve Congdon, Jim Stockert Manager: Bill Bruggerman Mike Adams Dane Bailey Roger Basinger Rex Beach Ed Bernal Paul Bristol Dana Brewer Dave Chapin Tom Easley Jeff Gigoux Roy Grady Tim Griggs Mark House Scott Kossoudji Russ McDonald Dave Morrison Utah Reiner Todd Reynolds Mark Rish Scott Rogers Dale Ryden Bill Serve Dan Sharp Shane Smith Warren Spangenburg Rick Strautman Bob Swim Eric Thomas Andy Vidmar Mike Widecker 30 Getting into the playoffs The Fruita Monument football team finished the season with an overall 5-5 record and advanced the the playoffs. They played Loveland High School Indians where they were put out 42-7. 1979 Schedule Southwestern League Roaring Fork 12 Fruita 27 Canon City 26 14 Farmington, N.M. 21 15 Montrose 14 7 Grand Junction 40 0 Delta 0 40 Central 14 13 Craig 0 26 Cortez 19 39 Durango 6 28 State Playoff Nov. 17 Loveland 42 7 31 IMUS staff 34 35 Jim Eller-wood 36 Fine arts i Foreign Language 1. 2. 3. 4. Lowell Lionberger Barbara Meeker Pete Parkinson Richard Sandoval Language arts Marj Davis Steve Congdon Linda Cates Science Ed Brown Jack Costello 40 Leonard Davis Social studies Lowry Bishop Bruce Shepherd 42 Steve Quimby Bob Watts Library Pam Roller-staff Jean Crosby-resource Sharon Leslie-staff Dallari Milhouse-lib. Physical education Jack Pollack Gene Williams Don Ligrani Marilyn Shepherd 45 Nick Kohls-couns. Clara Dalby-sec. Hazel Roscoe-couns. Lucille Paulson-nurse The Culinary Staff: Marie Landini, Joy Self, Charlotte Mellotti, Wilda Castro, Barbara Sickler, Grace Patton, Elsie Page-food manager. Maintenance: Gerry Fletcher, Nancy Hoisington, Dean Mackey-superviser, Efren Maestas, Thomas Mullett, Mike Ybarra John Whitacre, Language Arts 2nd Semester Top Row: L to R: Susie Tipping, Cindy Foreman, Janet Sanders. Jenny Barnhart, Lisa Gregory. Susan Willney, Barbara Johnson. Whitney Gore. Cindy Pickens. Bottom Row: L to R: Pam Roller. Liz Kohls, Jaci Dana. Margie Hofferber. Jan Carpenter. Amy Hutto, Ann Markham. Missy Christoff. Donna Waldschmidt. 48 JV Volleyball Finishing with a 9-1 league record, 12 soph- omores and six juniors polished off a fall season of fast volleyball. The team complet- ed a 18-game cycle with only two losses. Coached by Dallas Meyer, it played Canon City, Central, Craig, DeBeque, Delta, Grand Junction, Montrose, Plateau Valley and Ri- fle. 49 Varsity paw power Seasons Scoring Grand Junction Montrose Durango Cortez Grand Junction Central Delta Montrose Craig Delta Central Craig Durango Cortez 15-0, 15-3 15-9, 10-15, 15-4 15-7, 5-15, 15-4 15-13, 10-15, 10-0 15-9, 13-15, 15-4 18-8, 15-8 15-4, 15-1 15-13, 15-12 17-15, 10-15, 15-5 15-7, 11-15, 15-4 15-5, 15-6 15-6, 15-8 15-2, 15-3 15-9, 15-7 Southwestern League 14-0 The Fruita Monument Varsity Volleyball team topped out the Southwestern League with a perfect 14-0 record. The team took the sub-district tournament with a perfect 4-0 de- feating Central, Craig and Durango. Three seniors — Cathy Johnson, Dana Johnston and Michelle Lamicq — and three juniors — Peg- gy Barron, Kim Chappell and Lynne Hunt — made the team. Although the average height was only 5’5”, the team’s jumping kept them in first place. 51 7th in state The varsity volleyball team went to Colorado Springs with a 22-0 record and came back with a 24-3 record. The girls defeated Abraham Lincoln 2-1 at the state tournament. During the next two days, they lost to Mitchell, the team that took 2nd in the tournament. They also lost to Thornton in the consolation round. The starting six, coached by Dallas Meyer, were: Peggy Barron, Kim Chappell, Lynne Hunt, Cathy Johnson, Dana Johnston and Michelle Lamicq. Wendy Caldwell, Jean Carpenter, Jody Frost, Kathy Holthus, Barbara Johnson and Lorie Nielson com- pleted the team roster. Pictured above: Ford Keeler, Rick Hensley, Bob Cald- well, Steve Swander, Todd Patty and Kristie Kolacney. Meet Standings Durango 2nd Cortez 2nd Montrose 2nd Delta 1st (Record 298) Palisade 1st Central 3rd Fruita 2nd Glenwood 2nd Rifle 1st Grand Junction 1st District at Rifle 1st State DQ The FMHS Golfers finished with one 3rd place, five 2nd places and five 1st spots in the 1979-80 season. They set a school record of 298 at Delta. They won the Southwestern District at Rifle and brought home that tro- phy. An unsigned score card disqualified them at the state meet on their home course. Tiara Rado. Coached by Jack Pollack, Kristie Kolacney was the only girl golfer in the state meet. a winning season 55 1. Rick Hensley 2. Steve Swander 3. Kristie Kolacny 4. Todd Patty 5. Bob Caldwell 6. Ford Keeler Teeing off to Tracy Hutchins Julie Kerlin Jennifer Graves Senior Senior Senior Most Valuable Hardest Worker Most Improved Team Captain Swimming ‘79 They were a young team this year with four sophomores and three seniors. Even though this team was small, there will re- main a closeness and many memories even after high school. Viky Simmons and Gary Haus- chulz coached this year’s team. One of their goals was to teach their swimmers character and discipline as well as swimming. Kim Johnson Cindy Rekemeyer Sophomore Sophomore Michelle Blighe Sophomore Carolyn Wakeen Sophomore Team: (L to R) Coach Bishop, Mark Goodalc, Darrin Crow. Russ Fullmer. Mike Bishop. Mike Hilbert, David Dickensheets. Alan Fosdick, Randy White, Tom Mingus. David Conner. Steven Rashleigh. Hitting into the far court r JV, a stepping stone into tennis big time. There weren’t many spots to fill. Five play- ers put in their share of hard workouts and playing time to get ready for next year. These players were Mike Condie, Darrin Evans, Cris Gnidovec, Eric Haubold and Gerry Rite. Varsity: A few returning faces to the courts include coach Lowry Bishop, on sabbatical leave last year, coached five returning let- termen. They were Alan Fosdick, Russ Fullmer, Mark Goodale, Mike Hilbert and Steven Rashleigh. The season’s record was 6-4-1 with a 2nd place in the District 51 Invi- tational and 3rd in the District 6 in the State Qualifyings. Others who lettered were Sen- iors David Conners, Mike and John Potter; Juniors Mike Bishop, Darrin Crow, David Dickensheets and Randy White; Sopho- mores Tom Mingus and Richard Murri. Hilbert and Fullmer pulled singles scores of 6-4 and 8-2 while Fosdick hit a perfect 10-0 season. Coach Bishop commented, “This was the greatest year for Fruita tennis, but there’s always next year to update that statement.” Meets Varsity Score Board Fruita Durango 2 4 Cortez 6 0 6 0 Grand Junction 1 5 2 4 Montrsoe 3 3 4 2 Central 5 1 5 1 59 60 State finals before four Five players four seniors and one ju- nior — went over the big hill to Boulder to the state tournament. Mike Hilbert, Alan Fosdick and Russ Fullmer filled the singles while David Conners and Randy White (junior) filled the doubles. They didn’t bring back a trophy, but earned a trip over there. Picture L to R: Russell Fullmer, Mike Hilbert, Alan Fosdick, Randy White, David Conner. Let's Get It Together Now. All Right Pom Pons. The Junior Family The Entire Junior-Senior Family Classy Pom Pon Ladies When you go to football games This is what you see! Pom Pon girls: Eksllks! I forgot my tights! Mothers: Oh my son he said it was for fun! Sisters: P’ss come on I got to go to the john! Girls: Oh Nate I wish he was my date! Cheerleaders: Go, Go Fight, Fight, Gee I hope I look all right! Football Players: Hut one two three four! I don’t want to play no more! The Senior Family -A Genna Harris, sponsor Linda Hiatt Julie Gates Kerri Davis Anna Serrano Dawn Sieckert Laurie Tuka Sheila Calder Carol Beede Chris Nichols Cindy Miller Sarah Fischer 63 66 A western satire The drama department’s fall production, “The Death and Life of Sneaky Fitch” by James Rosenberg, played Nov. 15- 17. “Sneaky Fitch” is a satire about the perfect western town with perfect characters ... except for Sneaky Fitch. He’s the town bum, a coward and a non-conformist. That’s where the trouble begins. It marked the first FM play designed and directed by Mike Carpenter. CHARACTERS The Singer .......... Rackstaw ............ Mervyn Vale ......... Mrs. Vale ........... Maroon .............. Sheriff Jack Oglesby Doc Burch ........... Rev. Stanley Blackwood Mrs. Blackwood ...... Sneaky Fitch ........ Joe Carter .......... Bill Jackson ........ Bob Wilson .......... Saloon Girl ......... Bartender ........... Piano Player ........ TOWNSPEOPLE AND COWBOYS Kelly Altland, Nanette Gray, Lane Eskey, Shauna Fay, Kris Gnidovec, Jim Hockett, Bill Meyer, Tina Scott, Gary Shay, Judy Shue, Rose Stephens and Marie Willney ’Members of the International Thespian Society. John Hitchcock . Matt McMurray ... Jay Hartnagle ....Sandy Story Amy Kimbrough Karl Studebaker .. C.F. Peterson ....Don Taylor ___Laura Stubbs .. Chris Urbanich ....Doug Haller ....Dee Jenkins ___Steve Martin ....Nancy Gore . Lance Memmott . Kim Adamski 67 Gymnasts spring into action Lady Wildcats out for Gymnastics had a fast sea- son as a 2nd-year team in the district. Placing in all their meets, the girls made District finals in Pueblo — trying to qualify for the state meet. Girls competing this year were: Seniors Melinda Conn, Ruth Gieske; Ju- niors Roxie Moffatt. Melin- da Gulden, Blythe Gsell, Monica Puls; Sophs. Julie Moffatt, Shelly Rush, Kel- ly Stephens. 1. Roxann concentrates on her bal- ance. 2. Ruth is always up- side down. Diane Chapin Trina Zinck Under the supervision of Sam Samuel- son, the cross country team strived for perfection. Working very hard in prac- tices and competing in seven meets, the five guys and six gals ran a fall sched- ule putting in an average of five miles a day Lettering: Seniors Kevin Brown, Mike Moore, Mary Roadifer, Trina Zinck Juniors Darell Anderson. Rose Stephens. Sophomores Paula Moore, Tonda Parks Other runners: Diane Chapin, Douglas Haller, Paul Suede- kum. Tonda Parks Mike Moore Co-Captain 69 Winter joiners Around school 71 Science 72 Resource room 73 FHA 74 ‘F’Club 75 Journalism 76 FBLA 78 FFA 80 Sadie Hawkins 82 Yearbook 84 Student senate 86 Skiing 90 Honor society 92 Campus life 94 Bands 95 Speech team 100 Drama club 102 Choirs 104 Art Club 110 Radio-TV 112 FLAC 113 Rodeo club 114 Mine 155 Boys’ swim 116 Wrestling Girls’ BB 118 126 Boys’ BB 134 70 Science club 72 SCIENCE CLUB MEMBERS Warren Archbold Tina Benton Dave Brockman Pam Brown Evalie Lansdown Beatrice Lauman Keith Loring Jon Packard Don Peacock Robin Pixler Dave Younger This year once again the Science Club was out exploring new fields of science to further their knowledge. Along with sponsor. Jack Costello, leading members of the club were: Keith Loring, President; Evalie Lansdown, Vice President; Beatrice Lauman, Secretary-Treasurer; Pam Brown, Historian. The club met Thursday mornings and took part in many field trips. So far this year they had been to St. Mary's Hospital, Walker Field and Occidental Oil Shale Co. They also plan for Math-Science Visitation Day later in the spring at Greeley. Need help? A resource room was estab- lished at FMHS in 1978 to help referral students with English, math and reading. The program is individual- ized to fit the needs of each student supervised by Pat Lewis. 73 Future Homemakers of America KM A. ;i coed organization revolving around living skills, kept guys and gals busy beginning the opening of fall quarter. “Can the Panthers” placed 1st in club floats in l he Homecoming parade. Members attended seminars at the District Convention in Gunnison with other schools from this area. Also the group skied and roller skated logether. Giant comic books for Christmas presents was the largest money making project State Convention held in Colorado Springs in March. Officers Co-presidents: Belinda Arroyo. Mary Raff Secretary: Sheri Leech Treasurer: Mary Kay Gallegos Historian: Cathy Rottinghaus Reporter Janet Sander District representative: Jennifer Barnhart Sponsor: Kathalene Easton Membership Carole Beede Vieki Black Lori Braa Dwight Cline Melinda Conn Julie Gates Cathv Gray Linda Hiatt Merv Heinecke Jill Jennings Karole Kirchner Vicky Lopas Kim Quest Lori Richmeier Don Simpson Athletes of FMHS unite! With co-presidents Tracy Hutchins and Marvin Kapushion, “F” Club strived to show the pride and dedication that all the sports- minded guys and gals have. Requirements for membership include earning a letter for any FMHS sport, paying club dues and attending club meetings. “F” Club’s top priorities this year were building up membership, fundraising by running the conces- sion stand and giving student in-put for revising the athletic lettering requirements. ‘F’ club Ww So Membership Michelle Bligh-jr. Peggy Barron-jr. Hex Beach-so. Paul Bristol-so. Jan Carpenter-jr. Jean Carpenter-jr. Kim Chappell-jr. Steve Cox-sr. Dan Cronk-jr. Doug Doyal-so. Jeff Erickson-jr. Jody Frost-jr. Ben Gauna-jr. Todd Goodwin-jr. Blythe Gsell-r. Craig Holthus-jr. Kathy Hollhus-so. Lynne Hunt-jr. Tracy Hutchins-sr. Dana Johnston-sr. Marvin Kapushion-sr. Kristie Kolacny-jr. Clark Milsap-jr. Rich Murri-so. Kraig Shammo-sr. Andy Vidmar-so. The beat goes on Wildcats’ Beat, published monthly, captured stories about FMHS staff and 875 students. Kathy Jensen advised a 16-mem- ber staff that sold advertising for the paper and all football and winter wresting programs. The paper, printed by Fruita Times, was produced by students including photography, layouts and paste-up. 1. Mrs. Jensen rules” the class 2. Darrel Anderson 3. Grant Larson and Anderson working to meet a deadline. 76 1. Sports Editors: Cheryl Beard. Jim Reeder, Cathy Johnson, Brad Grose 2. Liz Kohls. Kelly Williams. Cathy Johnson —business staff 3. Page Editors: Robyn McElhinney. Pam Bonella, Denise Miller, Crystal O’Connor. Reeder, Grose and Beard 4. Johnson 5. Writers: Santos Ren- teria. Teresa Duncan, Denise Philips 77 , or. B % F M H S CHAPTER 5883 Keeping in touch with the business of America Officers President: Coleen Cohan Vice President: Jennifer Wakeen Secretary: Cindy McKelvey Treasurer: Sandy Hart Reporter: Eddie Fisher Historian: Cindy Miller Adviser: Irene Ledesma The Future Business Leaders of Amer- ica are students who are actively in- volved with business both inside and outside school. Their business and community activities are done in the form of fund raising. Some goals of FBLA are to develop vocational com- petencies, promoting civic and person- al responsibilities, and develop charac- ter. They are also provided with career information through the career van and field trips. All these are important to FBLA but more important to these students is helping them to help them- selves find an interest and understand- ing in the business enterprise and de- velop strong leadership abilities. Every year the Future Business Lead- ers prepare and look forward to Dis- trict and State Conferences where each student is tested in different busi- ness areas. Some of these areas include general business, accounting I II and typing. This past year, Eddie Fisher and Jenni- fer Wakeen attended the Regional Conference in Dallas, Texas, to bring back to Fruita Monument’s FBLA leadership ideas. c Working together for a successful tomorrow 79 FFA earns honors 1. Steve Nix and Kris Charlesworth check their equipment. 2. Mike Melott gets ready to use the welder. 3. Doug Doyal shows Greg Beeson how it’s done while Clint Dorscher looks on. l-r: Sweetheart Joyce Cronk; Reporter Elaine Burenheide; Treasurer Rocky Mease: Vice President Darryl Miracle; President Walter Mort; Secretary Diane Thomas; Mr. Burenheide. Not pictured: Sentinel Dan Cronk. I to r: back row: Steve Stadelman, Kris Charlesworth. Middle row: Debbie Wells. Jerry Martin, Rodney Myers, Brad Chapin, James Pauls, Cash Gates. Front row: Elaine Burenheide, Rocky Mease. Darryl Miracle, Walter Mort, Adviser Omer Burenheide In September members of the Fruita FFA Chapter pushed off into ag mechanics, crop, livestock, and horse judging contests. Winners on the district level went to the State Judging contests in Fort Collins. Placing at this contest were: Rocky Mease in Ag Mechanics, silver; Dan Cronk, in Field Crops, silver; Doug Windolph in Horse, silver. The judging teams in Field Crops and Horse both received bronze awards. During November the chapter sent two members to the National FFA Convention in Kansas City. The entire chapter sold citrus fruit and pecans. In December they� collected canned goods or donations for the Salvation Army and helped the Fruita Lions Club repair toys for needy children. January 14-16 the 15 members earning the most points under the chapter’s awards system attended the National Western Stock Show in Denver. During National FFA Week in February the chapter hosted an open house in the Ag department. Spring brings new officers, the Parent-Member Banquet, and a Chapter Sweetheart and attendants. Chapter awards are presented, and parents are honored. During the first week of June, members attend the State FFA Convention. The Mesa County and Colorado State Fairs cap off the summer’s activities, leaving members just a few days of R R before starting over again. l-r back row: Doug Windolph, Greg Beeson. Mike Melott, Tim Moore. Don Stadelman. Gordon Isley, Diane Thomas. Elaine Burenheide, Mr. Burenheide. front: Jim Tomlinson. Eddie Bernal. Utah Reiner, Kenny Scott. Clint Dorscher, Doug Doyal. 83 84 Wildcat staff makes ‘book of the year’ • 8RA. E « WORLD I non a I This year’s staff got off slowly but produced an 8-page color section, an index and 224 pages crammed with memories of the student life at FMHS. The staff of pho- tographers, writers and typists worked weekends and even on days that school was not in session to meet the six deadlines and to get the yearbook back on time. The spring-events supplement will be edited by the juniors. STAFF (Fall Semester) Seniors: Kelly Basinger, Lisa Bright, Tina Carbajal, Joyce Cronk, Mike Davenport, Dana Johnston, Tina Sto- ry and Jennifer Wakeen. Juniors: Peggy Barron, Tycee Belcastro, David Brock- man, Terri Fisher, Jody Frost, Marjie Hofferber, Amy Hutto, Mike Metz, Bonnie Perry, C.F. Peterson, Kim Skinner and Shelly Williams; Tess Carmichael, Adviser. ADDITIONAL For Spring Semester Viki Black, Bonny Brower, Ernie Bray, Mark Burke, Brett Carroll, Cathy Gray, Julie Kerlin, Karen Marrero, Mark Mertz, Todd Patty, Janet Potter, Gina Rich, Doug Stancliff, Melonie Wilborn, and Kelly Williams. 85 86 87 79-80 Senate Some of the problems Senate is trying to solve is cutting the vandilism and theft rate down. Some the projects they have are: three rumbles, adopt a grandparent, and secret saints, a gift to the teachers, administration, cooks and aides. They also have Teacher Appreciation Day, Cornacopea Day, which is a Career Day for the students. Senate also has the Welcome Wagon which welcomes new students to the school and shows them around also. Senate also has a student exchange with other schools in the district. Student Senate also put on the Homecoming activities this year. They held a dance, put up field decorations and furnished everything for the dance. sophomore class officers sophomore members President Kathy Holihus V Pre.sident-I.ora Seybold Secretary Susan Edris Michelle Bligh Daren Evans Barbara Johnson Amy Kimbrough Sherry Leech Susan Wilney junior class officers President Sue Schropp V President Kim Chappell Secretary Kathy Fisher senior class officers junior members Jean Carpenter Terri Fisher Marpe Hofferber Craig Holihus Pich Houghlen senior members President lain Kichmeier V President Joyce Cronk Secretary Robyn McKIhinnoy Nelson Gonzales Tracy Hutchins Marv Kapushion Gary Leigh Jennifer Wakeen student body officers sponsor President Darin Mahan V President Dana Johnson Co Secretarys Jody Frost and Kori Wilson Parlimentanan Ann Markham Lowry Bishop 89 Shortshotters Honor Society excels in academics _J Cheryl Beard Pam Bonella Tom Brandhorst Kevin Brown Jean Carpenter Janella Chandler Kim Chappell Ann Crosby Robyn Dekruger David Dickensheets Lidia Fabbro Kathy Fisher Terri Fisher Jody Frost Nancy Gore Janella Gross Lori Grover Blythe Gsell Melinda Gulden Todd Hamilton Pat Hicks Sharon Hill Marjie Hofferber Steve Hoffman Tracy Hutchins Julie Kerlin Karole Kirchner Kristi Kolacny Michelle Lamicq Evalie Landsdown Keith Loring Sharyn Luellen Kim Neff Crystal O’Connor Diane Oglesby Holly Peterson Kyle Peterson Tim Pipe Misty Pixler Robin Pixler John Potter Debbie Prince Stephen Rashleigh Mary Roadifer Cathy Rottinghaus Jan Stadelman Donald Taylor Judy Trimble Susan Wakeen Brad White Marie Willney Trina Zinck Sponsored by George Shank, center; Club President, John Potter; back left; Vice President, Marjie Hofferber, back right; Secretary, Melinda Gulden, front right; Historian, Mary Roadifer, front left. It is designed to promote academic excellence and service to the school. Criteria for membership include scholarship, leadership, character and service. Sophomores, junirs and seniors with a grade point average of 3.3 may apply for membership. 93 (arripi) life 94 Sponsored by Lowell Lionberger and Mark Madsen, Campus Life met Tuesday mornings in the library to read scripture and enjoy a Christian fellowship. Mem- bers helped entertain elders of the Fruita community. Campus Life magazine was available in the library. Members pictured right: Jeanie Hatch, Judy Shue, Debbie and Tracy Soden. There’s music at FMHS The Flag Girls, coached by Mrs. Sharon Kolacny, did routines at all the Fruita home football games and at the marching band tournaments. Pictured L to R: Valerie Reither co-captain; Laura Standifird — sr.; Meg Brewer — jr.; Suzie Tipping — soph.; Barbara Meryhew —jr.; Carol Marin — sr.; Diane Chapin — co-captain; Ruth Hayes — jr.; Valerie Stafford — jr.; Sheri Leech — soph.; Linda Ciriniconi — sr.; Cincy Forman — soph. Middle: Sharon Kolacny. Miss- ing: Marla Farney — sr., and Gayla Shannon — sr. us or 1 Marching Parade Band Marching Band performed in several events this year: field shows at every home game, var- ious parades and contests here and in Montrose. Belinda Arroyo was crowned the Western Slope Queen at local competition while march- ers placed 3rd in parade. They took 4th in their class at competition in Montrose. Pictures 1. Pam Arnold 2. Belinda Arroyo 3. DiAnn Moon. SENIORS Darrel Anderson Pam Arnold Belinda Arroyo Kevin Brown David Chapin Linda Cirinconi Natalie Cochran Pat Dutton Marla Farney Ric Foreman Jeff Grooms Jim Hockett Carol Marin Armond Marquez Bill Meyer Diann Moon Kelli Seelig Veronica Reither Mary Roadifer JUNIORS Todd Boyd Meg Brewer Suzanne Brown Suzanne Bruner David Dickensheets Bill Foster Debbie Goodale Jonella Gross Ruth Hayes Amy Hutto Deatrice Lauman Barbara Maryhew Bill Miller Misty Pixler Valerie Reither Gayla Shannon Valerie Stafford Laura Standifird Brian Taylor Randy White Kori Wilson SOPHOMORES Bob Brandhorst Mike Broulette Elaine Burenheide Wendy Caldwell Marion Castro Dianne Chapin Valerie Cohee Brenda Cooper Tori Dade Jay Edwards Kanda Ford Cindy Foreman Mary Gallegos Jeff Gigoux Karen Goss Deanna Gummin Kim Hick Patty Hoisington Brenda Hollandsworth Ray Hovland Kim Johnson Richard Johnson Karrie Kolacny Brent Koller Steve Larson Sheri Leech Robyn Lindeman Matt McMurray Richard Merkel Paula Moore David Nave Susan O’Connor Pattie Palmer Carrie Pewters Londa Plotts Liz Redenbach Cindy Rekemeyer Don Ritter Steve Robertson t Chris Rupp Leann Schow Doug Siekert Jill Smith Kelly Stephens Ken Stoll Robert Thompson Suzie Tipping Susan Willney Director: Greg Karly 97 Mike Baker Rick Benintendi Jazz band David Dickcnshccts Trumpet Bill Foster Trombone Jeff Gigoux Trombone Tim Griggs Trumpet Jeff Grooms Trumpet Jim Hoekctl Tuba Steve Jamison Guitar Richard Johnson Trombone Karrie Kolacny Drum Set Armond Marquez Tenor Sax. Matt McMurray Bass Trombone Bill Meyer Trumpet Donald Ritter Trumpet Jon Sandal I Piano Laura Standifird Alto Sax. Rick Strautman Trombone Brian Taylor Bar.Sax. Donald Taylor Bass Randy White Alto Sax. Kori Wilson Aqx. and Percussion Natalie Cochran Tenor Sax. Music for all seasons The Jazz Band, under the direction of Greg Karly, played for school concerts, community entertainment and a Jazz Festival at the University of Northern Colorado. The String Ensemble is the first organization of this type at Fruita for quite some time. The six members: Cammie Burger, Sandy Montano, Korrene Norris, Denie Tuttle and Don Worth performed for school functions and took part in an orchestra clinic in January. (Pictured this page) 99 Under the guidance of Mark Madsen, this year’s speech team has become a force to be reckoned with both at home and away. The team placed some of their members at every meet they attended this year. Trophy winners for this year were: seniors Shelly Everett. Barb Morrell. Nancy Gore, and Ethel Lucore; juniors Steve Hoffman. Karl Studebak- er. Tina Scott, Kori Wilson. Debbie Clark. Lori Wilson. Thelma Fisher. Kellene Nelson and Marie Mischell; sopho- mores Missie Knothe and Sutton Hayward. The speech season runs from October to April, and long hours of hard work and dedication go into the building of a quality team. The team is a charter member of the National Forensic League, and members participate in NFL meets in the spring and earn NFL speakers points for their partici- pation in meets earlier in the year. These points are added together to qualify members for NFL honors. The officers for this year were President, Barb Morrell: Vice President. Debbie Clark: and Secretary-Treasurer, Nancy Gore. i £ nGpSi •• Speech team speaks out 1. This year’s speech team. 2. The proud owners of some very impres- sive hardware. 3. The team’s fearless (?) leader, Mark Mad- sen. 4. Vice President Nancy Gore and Presi- dent Barb Morrell are joined by the team mascot, Tibuki, in surveying the trophies won this year. Grand Junction H.S. Debate Meet Central H.S. Pow Wow Fruita H.S. Meet Palisade H.S. Meet Widefield H.S. Meet (Colorado Springs) Western State Meet (Gunnison) Paonia H.S. Meet Regis H.S. Meet (Denver) Montrose-Olathe Montrose H.S. Meet Valentine Meet (Gunnison) State Qualifying Meet (Central) 101 102 Drama Club Officers Karl Studebaker- President C.F. Peterson - Vice President Marie Willney- Secretary Debbie Wiltgen - Treasurer Members Kim Adamski, Joyce Cronk, Chris Gnidovich, Nancy Gore, Melinda Gulden, John Hitchcock, Steve Martin, Matt McMurray, Lance Memmot, C.F. Peterson, Tina Scott, Sandy Story, Laura Stubbs, Karl Studebaker, Marie Willney, Debbie Wiltgen, Chris Urbanich Thespian Officers Troop 1615 Nancy Gore - President Joyce Cronk - Vice President Melinda Gulden - Sec. Treasurer C.F. Peterson - Historian Michael Carpenter - Sponsor - 1st Sem. The Girls’ choir consists of Jodi Curtis Nancy Martinez sophomores, juniors and Jaci Dana Ginger Nelson seniors who met first hour. Pat Hicks Janet Sanders Jean Jones Donna Waldschmidt Lesie Amspiger Missy Knothe Debbie Wells Tina Carbajal Sharon Luellen Debbie Wiltgen Pam Christenson Jeanne Cromwell Michelle Marsh Sandy Wooley 104 FMHS voices Scot Cinnamon has been at Fruita High for three years and directs all three choirs. He is also the director of two Barber Shop Quartets in Grand Junction and the Adult choir at American Lutheran Church. For the first year he directed Santa Lucia, a girls choir that sings annual through the Christmas season. The choirs this year feel that his superior conduct and strong capability to conduct contribut- ed to some of the best choir’s Fruita Monument has ever had. 105 Chorale is the most active Kim Adamski Pat Dutton Denise Miller choir. It’s a select group of Ann Archbold Sarah Fischer Russ Noel the top singers at Fruita Belinda Arroyo Russ Fullmer Ron Richmeier and won Grand Champion Cheryl Beard David Gerdes Graig Torgerson this year. Todd Boyd Lori Braa Ether Lucore Darrin Mahan Mark Younker A Cappella is the largest of the three choirs at FMHS consisting of some of the students out of Chorale. Kim Adamski Belinda Arroyo Robin Bailey Lori Braa Debra Clark Thelma Dade Pat Dutton Sarah Fischer Diane Fowler Russ Fullmer David Gerdes Jay Hall Jay Hartnagle Kathy Holthus Chuck Huston Gorden Iseley Steve Jameson Darrin Mahan Denise Miller Dave Morrison Anita Nieman Russ Noel Debbie Opmeer Tonda Parks Daylyn Peterson Mary Raff Ron Richmeier Helen Sanders Shane Smith Valerie Stafford Ken Stoll Don Taylor Clayton Thygerson Craig Torgerson Lonnie Torrez Stacy Ward Janet Wilkinson Marie Willney Mark Younker 108 ‘XrAs' � President: Cathy Gray Vice President: Linda Hiatt Members Dwight Cline Evely Landsdown Diane Ogelsby Karen Swanson-Advisor Tim Pipe Jennifer Rashleigh Brad White Susan Rashleigh Mrs. Karen Swanson Tim Pipe Diane Oglesby Cathy Gray Radio Chew Copenhagen!! It’s Story Weather Radio and T.V. can make you a star. The Radio and T.V. class of first semester thought it was exciting and fun with Linda Cates, teacher. In radio everyone in class had a chance to go down to Q-FM, KEXO and KSTR to do live and taped broadcasts of the Wildcat News. They also enjoyed meeting D.J.s Larry Milhouse and Robert Saint John, guest speakers in class. Ya, 111 play co-ed ball So you do believe in ERA on the field. Roll em cue talent Hot Stuff! In T.V. production everyone had a chance to be director, cameraman and floor direc- tor, to create sets and props, and to per- form their favorite: the talent. Some pro- grams were The Dolly Parton Show, Street People and a basketball show star- ing Tyrone Shoelace. After the classes watched our work they replied it was ex- citing. The classes did commercials such as Copenhagen Chew, Aspen, and De- senex. Next, everyone was able to do news shows. They had news announcers, a sports announcer and a weather person. When one puts that all together Radio and T.V. equals comedy, fun and an education, too. 112 Zoooooooom in St-Gervais Haute-Savoie FLAC dreams about travel FLAC Members John Potter- President Cheryl Beard-Treasurer Tom Brandhurst-V. President Lalene Morrison-Secretar Dan Bechtold Sponsors Bob Castro Wayne Castro Pete Parkinson Betty Funk Lowell Lionbereger Glen Garber Barbara Meeker Jeani Hatch Richard Sandoval Kyle Peterson Robin Pixler % 113 Western Slope high school rodeo club President - Marv Kapusion Vice President - Sherri Mursko Treasurer - Cash Gates Tycee Belcastro Stacey Tonozzi Mike Molett Doug Windolph Rodeo schedule April 5- 6 North Central 11-13 Western Slope 18- 20 Arvada 19- 20 Garfield County 25- 27 Golden 26- 27 Montrose May 3- 4 Larimer County 10-11 Basin 16-17 Ute Mountain 30- 1 Pagosa Springs 31- 1 Fremont County Jun 6-8 Bayfield 19-22 State Finals 114 Paul McDonalc Country Studio Dolores, Colo. ? Members Joyce Cronk Nancy Gore Melinda Gulden C.F. Peterson Tina Scott Karl Studebaker Laura Stubbs Marie Willney Debbie Wiltgen THE GREAT AMERICAN M M MACHINE h 115 This year’s boys swimming learn pushed off with new coach. Gary Hauschluz. FMHS and the Grand Junction Tigers practiced togeth- er at the FM pool. Team members: Mike Baker. Pete Blanchette. Wayne Castro. Da- vid Dickcnsheets, with Rick Miller, captain and Scott Lemke. man- ager. The boys competed in twelve major meets: also the team met daily to practice various strokes needed to be number one. The swimming project was a painted mural around the FMHS pool walls and a showcase where work-out charts and most improved swimmers were hung. They mounted the time clock and made general improvements to help the morale of the swim team. This year’s meet schedule in which FM’s swim team participated was: Intrasquad two meets Eaton Relays Paonia-Delta Platte Canyon Pueblo County Grand Junction Pueblo City Also the State Championships were held February 23 in Colorado Springs. 116 Wrestlers Varsity Varsity Matmen: Put Varsity wrestlers Seniors: Marv Kapu- shion (Hwt), Ken Puls (185) Steve Cox (155). Juniors: Troy Kyne (138) Joe Bernal (132), Dan Cronk (112). Sopho- mores: Doug Doyal (167), Rex Beach (145), Ford Keeler (145), Rick Thomp- son (145) Utah Reiner (126), Rick Speakman (119), Erick Thomas (105) and Mike Giles (98). Varsity took 7th in District Tournament. Their league re- cord was 1-6, and over-all record was 2-11. Head Coach: Jim Stockert, Assis- tant: Dan Miller. Utah Reiner and Eric Thomas were state qualifiers. Varsity Wrestling Scoreboard Fruita 6 - Pueblo South 52 Fruita 20 - Gunnison 31 Fruita 21 - Grand Jet. 35 Fruita 3 - Central 47 Fruita 32 - Palisade 27 Fruita 6 - Meeker 52 Fruita 14 - Delta 34 Fruita 12 - Montrose 44 Fruita 15 - Grand Jet. 41 Fruita 37 - Craig 20 Fruita 8 - Cortez 9 Fruita 9 - Durango 18 Steamboat Tournament 7th place Pueblo East Tournament 8th place Fruita Monument Tournament 3rd place District Tournament 12th plac ' plans into action I JV wrestling With a young team, the JVs won the South- western League Title. Also they took 2nd in Hotckiss Tournament, 2nd in Gunnison Tournament, and placed 5th in the Meeker Tournament. Some outstanding titles: Pat Schmaltz, 1st in District; Todd Boyd, 2nd in District; Clif Larsen, 2nd in District; Clayton Therson, 3rd in District; Jim Tom- linson, 3rd in District; Andy Vidmar, 3rd in District; Ron Fischer, 4th in District; Roger Basinger, 4th in District; Dave Baioey, 4th in District; Ford Keeler, 4th in District. Junior Varsity wrestlers-Seniors: Todd Hamilton (hwt). Junior: Todd Boyd (155). Sophomores: Andy Vidmar (185), Clif Larsen (167), Ford Keeler (145), Dave Baily (138), Jim Tomlinson (132), Roger Basinger (126), Ron Fischer (119), Doug Haller (112), Todd Wagner (112), Clayton Thygerson (105), Pat Schmaltz (98). JVs took 5-1-1 in League Dual Record. Their overall Dual Meet Record was 6-1-2. Head Coach: Nick Kohls. Wrestling Scoreboard Fruita 33 - Cedaredge 33 Fruita 51 - Meeker 9 Fruita 42 - Delta 30 Fruita 9 - Montrose 26 Fruita 44 - Grand Jet. 14 Fruita 34 - Craig 12 Fruita 28 - Central 28 Fruita 42 - Cortez 27 Fruita 33 - Durango 20 Hotckiss tournament 2nd place Gunnison tournament 2nd place Meeker tournament 5th place 122 125 Girls’ B a s Varsity — 1979-80 Scoreboard k e t b FM1IS 52 Plateau Vjalley 44 55 Roaring rfork 50 54 Canon Ciw 24 75 Delta , 38 52 Delta 34 78 Central 39 a 1 1 The girls’ varsity basketball team had an exciting, good season. Under the coaching of Dallas Meyer, the girls played through the season undefeated with an overall re- cord of 18-0 and a league record, 14-0. The approaching championship team was made up of seniors: Karla Pedersen and Ta- mara Starr; juniors: Peggy Barron, Jean Carpenter, Kim Chappell, Jody Frost, Lynne Hunt and Kristi Kolacny; sopho- mores: Wendy Caldwell and Cathy Holthus. At the time the yearbook went to press, the team had a very good chance for the state championship title with an already-held po- sition in the sub-district tournament for state Mardh 7-8 at Mesa College. The five starters — Karla, Lynne, Kristie Jody and Peggy — had no trouble on their way to the top with Karla and Lynne listed as the top scorers in the league. 127 1. Defense, Fruita, Defense! 2. Would you try to shoot over her? 3. Stretch “Flick” 4. The starting five have their pow-wow. 5. “Kristi, get tough on those boards” 6. Undefeated league champs 7. Louise shows you it’s done while Smokin’ Joe holds them off 8. Conference time 9. Peggy “skys” 10. Concentration 11. Lynne calls the play 12. Peggy’s form from the free throw JV gals look for e r f Pictured left to right, top: Donna Waldsehmidt. Liz Kohls. Debbie Goodale. Daylyn Peterson, Marjie Hofferbcr. Pan Roller. Wendy Caldwell. Kathy Holthus. Mike Bullcn. bottom: Whitney Gore. Karrie Kolacny, Cindy Pickins. Mary Roa- difer. Gigi Livingston, Lisa Spengler. Barbara Johnson, Jean Carpenter. Not pictured: Blythe Gsell. manager. The Junior Varsity team had a very good season this year. Under the su- pervision of Coach Mike Bullen. the team ended the season with an overall record of 17-1 and a league record of 14-0. The first game and first victory at Plateau Valley started out a winning season for the Wildcat girls. Losing only one game to Rangley’s varsity, the girls still ended first in the league. e c t • i o n 130 14-0 league Teamwork ... 134 Sink it, Wildcats! Games and Scores FMHS 58 Kearns, Utah 78 48 Pueblo Central 63 56 Glenwood 65 63 Pueblo County 66 65 Delta 39 62 Montrose 51 56 GJHS 69 59 Moffat County 77 67 Central 58 82 Cortez 44 51 Durango 61 57 Montrose 64 64 Cortez 56 51 Durango 54 56 GJHS 75 65 Moffat County 61 66 Central 71 (Feb. 28) Roster Tom Atkins Russ Noel Mike Frost James Ranney Todd Goodwin Jim Reeder Dean Groskopf Chris Short Rick Hensley Lenny Staats Craig Holthus Dean Thurston Jim Martin Bart Vom Dorp Coaches Bruce Shepherd-head coach Phil Wertman Harry Easton 135 Junior Varsity Sophomores Atkins, Tom Erickson, Jeff Goodwin, Todd Grohskopf, Dean Madsen, Cort Miller, Bill Ranney, James Reeder, Jim Staats, Lenny Collins, David Dessert, Waye Groskoepf, Darrell Hoppes, Gregg Mingus, Tom Murri, Rich Swisher, Mark Reynolds, Todd Wiedecker, Mike 138 © JV boys’ basketball Junior Varsity: Tom Atkins. Jeff Erickson. Todd Goodwin, Dean Grohskops. Cort Madsen. Bill Miller. James Ranney Jim Reeder. Lenny Staats. Sophomore: David Collins, Wayne Dessert. Darrell Grohskops. Gregg Hoppes. Tom Min- gus. Rich Mum, Mark Swisher. Todd Reynolds. Mike Wid decker. 139 Flying into spring Around school 141 Senior favorites 142 Around school 146 Optimists-Kiwanis honor students 148 Disco Dans 150 Sophomores 152 Juniors 162 Seniors 176 Ads 194 Index 218 Memories are made of this 224 Most Spirited: Vicki Black Darrin Mahan Most Likely To Succeed: Nancy Gore John Potter Nicest Hair: Robyn McElhinney Marv Kapushion Smartest: Robin Pixler John Potter Class Clown: Ruth Gieske Darrin Mahan Kevin Brown Optimists’ Boys of the Month Kiwanis’ Girls of the Month 149 150 Boys demand equal time The Origins of D.D.T. XXDarin had a dream. For many nights he sat pondering in the darkness what he could do to help the Equal Rights Amendment. Then it dawned on him. An all male cheerleading team. Not to imitate the pom-pon girls or cheer- leaders, but to form a group of manly men to do manly cheers. To full fill this dream he needed four manly disciples. No, wait! They needed to be four manly Senior disciples. He set upon the task of finding the manly macho seniors that he need- ed. Darrin looked everywhere. Schools, door to door, state penitentiaries and mental health fa- cilities. Just about when he was going to say “enough” and quit. He noticed a young, deject- ed photographer. He was sitting on a park bench with a bottle of Boones Farm Strawber- ry Hill soda in a brown paper bag. The photographer claimed his name was Mike; Mimo was the name he went by though. Darrin knew Mike was macho because of the tell-tale six-month-old growth of peach fuzzy on his lip. The first member had been found. Darrin next discovery was Dave. Dave had been found in downtown Grand Junction walk- ing his pet tarantula. Dave agreed to join Darrin and Mimo and the group grew to three in strengh. Next came Merve, whose suspenders looked like something out of “Mork and Mindy”. Merv’s addition to the group as the token blonde increased the group strength to four manly men. The last addition was that of Gary. He was ac- cepted because everyone felt sorry for him be- cause he was a foreigner. There were now five manly macho seniors. Darrin’s dream was com- ing ture. The DISCO DRILL TEAM was a re- ality. All that was needed now was a coach and a manager. But who could handle five manly seniors? The task of controlling them was assigned to Ms. Kelly Williams. Under coach Williams, the team became a well percisioned team. The tim- ing, cartwheels and tumbling during routines became 2% perfect. They also made beautiful non-clashing uniforms to wear. But there was still something missing. To fill the still unfilled empty gap remaining in the line-up, Susan Edris was hired as the team’s manager coach even though she was a sopho- more. Now, after the team was finally assem- bled and after two hours of vigarous practice spread over five days, the team made its debut at the KEXO FMHS faculty game. They per- formed to a crowd of FMHS fans at a pep as- sembly three days later. Darrin’s dream be- came a reality. 4 XT £ Officers President- Cathy Holthus Vice President- Laura Seybold Secretary- Susan Edris Representatives: Michelle Bligh - Darren Evans Barbara Johnson - Amy Kimbrough Sherry Leech - Jack O’Neil Susan Willney. Sponsors: Mrs. Davis Mrs. Millhouse - Mr. Pollock Ms. Meeker - Mr. Shank Mr. Smith - Mr. Wertman Soph o mores of Nineteen Eighty-two Dixie Barnes Jennifer Barnhart Roger Basinger Rex Beach Gregg Beeson Rick Benintendi Tamara Benson Clay Carpenter John Benjamin Edward Bernal Greg Black Michelle Bligh Lisa Bolding Terri Bondurant Danny Bornschein Tiffany Bowyer Robert Brandhorst Nanette Bray Shanon Brendlinger Dana Brewer Russ Bright Paul Bristol Mike Brouelette William Bruggeman Elaine Burenheide Camrme Burger Mark Burke Debbie Bussert Ronald Butler Wendy Caldwell Todd Canadav Jody Casey Sophomores 153 Marion Castro Wayne Castro Diane Chapin Pam Christensen Michelle Christoff Kevin Church Ronald Clark Tim Clynch Dorsey Coe Mike Coff Valerie Cohee David Collins Sophomores not pictured George Chapman Lucia Cipolla Mike Condie Brenda Cooper Julie Cox Sheri Cox Teri Cox Dan Critchfield Jeanne Cromwell Tracy Cruthers David Cserni Tori Dade Ronda Dailey Mark Davenport Guilaine deBest Wayne Dessert Tricia Dodd Rocky Donelson Clint Dorscher Doug Doyal Nona Duncan Tana Duncan Terri Dunn Chris Durall Tom Easley Susan Edris 154 Sophomores Jay Edwards Lane Eskew Daren Evans Carla Farney Richard Ferris Ron Fischer Nannetie Fisher Eldon Flager Kanda Ford Cyndy Foreman Ken Forrest Bonnie Gale Mary Gallegos Dan Gannaway Alan Garber Jeffrey Gardner Gerald Garlitz Jane Gates Jeffrey Gigoux Mike Giles Kris Gnidovcc Bruce Gobbo Lavon Goins Terri Goodnight Whitney Gore Karen Goss Roy Grady Sophomores not pictured Chamane Erskine Chad Fickas Charles Frost Betty Funk Benny Gilcrease Michelle Green Lisa Gregory Tim Griggs Darrell Grohskopf Deanna Gummin Jay Hall Doug Haller Paul Hampton Julie Hansen Sophomores 155 Ray Hovland Gordon Isley T. James Steve Jameson Elvis Jeffrey Jill Jennings Barbara Johnson Kim Johnson Richard Kelly Richard Johnson Amy Kimbrough Shawna Joyner Gerry Kite Karen Karstetter Lori Klein Ford Keeler Lon Knipping Matt Keithley 156 Sophomores Mark Henderson Kelly Hensley James Hibberd Kim Hick Scott Hill David Hitchcock Ron Hochmuth Lisa Hofferber Patty Hoisington Brenda Hollandsworth Kathy Holthus Greg Hoppes Sophomores not pictured Virginia Johnson Mary Harper Barbie Harrison Jill Haschen Eric Haubold Robert Hartnagle Sutton Hayward Missy Knothe Liz Kohls Karrie Kolacny Brent Koller Kirk Koller Greg Kruger James Kucel Tim Kuersten Krist Laeding Debra Lage Wendy Lamb Clif Larson Steve Larson Alura Lawrence Sheri Leech Wayne Leigh Kelly Lemke Robyn Lindemann Gigi Livingston Tami Lynch Mary Manzanares Steve Martin Lori Mason Penny Maurer Teresa Maxon James McCarthy Matt McCormick Amy McDonald Russ McDonald Matt McMurray Butch McNay Aimee Medina Lance Memmott Rich Merkel Sylvia Mier Tom Mingus Not pictured Scott Kossoudji Raymond Lehn Michael Melott Tom Miles Sophomores 157 Scarlett Miskc Julie Moffatt Diane Moler Alan Montano Sandra Montaqo Paula Moore Tim Moore Tim Morrell Brenda Morrison Dave Morrison Kevin Mulholland Rich Murri David Nave Michele Neff Kelly Newland Suzan O’Connor Dana Olson John O’Neal Joy Orvik Lesa Otero Bryan Ottman Lorey Ozyp Russell Paden Ron Padilla Pattie Palmer Maria Papas Tonda Parks Lisa Patton Michelle Peterson Daylyn Peterson Not pictured Carl Peterson Kim Quest Carrie Pewters Cyndy Pickens Londa Plotts 158 Sophomores Kathie Powell Kenn Powell Jennifer Rashleigh Liz Redenbach Utah Reiner Cyndi Rekemeyer Not pictured Marjie Robey Tony Romero Arthur Sawyer John Richmond Thelma Ricks Patrick Rish Don Ritter Steve Robertson Scott Rogers Pam Roller Julee Roper Melissa Rosenberg Chris Rupp Shelley Rush Dale Ryden Pat Schmalz Lee Ann Schow Kenny Scott Darren Sena Karen Serve Laura Seybold Mike Sharp Gary Shay Doug Sieckert Shane Smith Glenn Smith James Smith Sophomores 159 Jill Smith Shawna Smith Debbie Soden Warren Spangenberg Rickey Speakman Lisa Spcngler Donna Studebaker Stacey Studebaker Paul Suedekum Bob Swim Mark Swisher Cathy Tatman Diana Thomas Eric Thomas Rick Thompson Jim Tomlinson John Trimble Betty Tunk Carol Tuttle Russ Tuttle Andy Vidmar Rob Thompson Clayton Thygerson Suzanne Tipping Not pictured Michael Vigil Armando Villarreal Don Worth Ernie Vidmar Todd Wagner Carolyn Wakeen Donna Waldschmidt Stacy Ward Mike Welch 160 Sophomores Randy Welch Tammy Wheeler Kitty White Peggy White Michael Wiedecker Bill Wiley Cary Williams Jennie Williams Susan Willney Lori Wilson Debbie Wiltgen Kerry Wong Tom Wood Sandy Wooley Nicola Wulf Sophomores 161 ? Officers President- Bud Davis Vice President- Sue Schropp Treasurer- Kim Chappell Co-Secretaries- Jody Frost Kori Wilson Representatives: Jean Carpenter - Cathy Fisher Marjie Hofferber - Craig Holthus Rich Houghton. Sponsors: Ms. Allen - Ms. Arapkiles - Mr. Coste! Mr. Davis - Mr. Sandoval - Mr. Shephe Mr. Thomas - Mr. Williams Class Song ‘We May Never Pass This Way Again” Kim Adamski Kelly Altland Darrel Anderson Mark Appel Warren Archbold June Archuleta Noni Arellano Brian Armentrout Tom Atkins Kyle Axtell Robin Bailey Wayne Bankert Randy Beard Tycee Belcastro Chris Bender Matt Bender Kathleen Benson Tina Benton Suzanne Brown Teresa Brungardt Don Buller Sheila Calder Fridie Caldwell Bob Caldwell Gezzel Calhoun Jan Carpenter Jean Carpenter Brett Carroll Tim Cassidy Kim Catt Jeanell Chandler Brad Chapin Kim Chappell Shawn Chappell Kris Charlcsworth Debra Clark Coleen Cohen Jenny Coleman Greg Comstock Doug Condie David Connor Teresa Connor Ron Cooper Karen Cordova Cathy Cotton Clay Cox Dan Cronk Darrin Crow Jodi Curtis Gina Custenboder Thelma Dade Karin Dafoe Jaci Dana . Christy Davis Edde Fisher. Rich Houton on Hat Day Bud Davis Kerri Davis Tim Davis Todd DcJong Robyn DeKruger Francis Denton Lori Devries David Dickensheets Brenda Dickson Tammie Dietz Darleen Dorscher Carla Edwards Jeff Erickson Billy Eskew Robin Eskew Mike Etzler Linda Fabbro Shauna Fay Terri Fisher Sheila Fitspatrick Tom Folkestad Juniors relive childhood Debbie Ford Bill T. Foster Bill V. Foster Diana Fowler Jody Frost Larry Funk Todd Goodnight Todd Goodwin Warren Gore Dave Gossett Shawn Green Dean Grohskopf Jonella Gross Kristi Grover Blythe Gsell Melinda Gulden Ronda Hackett Janet Hager Randy Haller Penny Harper Sandy Hart Jeani Hatch Kurt Haubold Ruth Hayes Sieve Hoffman Craig Hoi thus Rich Houghton Mark House Lynne Hunt Chuck Huston Melinda’s locker hangout Mike Jeffrey Dee Jenkins Shonna Jensen Ron Johnson Christine Jones Laurel Jones Shelly Jones Kale Kapple Evalie Lansdown Beatrice Lauman Jim Lawrence Becky Lawton Dora Lemaster Scott Lemke Howard Lorimor Keith Loring Keith Lowdermilk Sam Lucas Mitchell Mace Ronda Maddox Kort Madsen Sandra Malone Gene Manzanares Chris Maraschin Sharon Marez Ann Markham Stuart McClaskey Roger McClure Cindy McKelvey Rocky Mease Barbara Meryhew Mark Metz David Miles Alvin Miller Cindy Miller Bill Miller Clark Milsap Marie Mischel Roxie Moffatt Mark Moon Glenn Moore Paula Morgan Ed Morris Walter Mort Laurie Nelson Chris Nichols Anita Nieman Steve Nix Korrene Norris Ned O’Brien Jenny O’Neal Lea Owens Eddie Pacheco Jon Packard Rick Padilla Tammie Padilla Dan Palmer Wes Palmer Todd Patty Donald Peacock Drew Pelton Chuck Pennal Ken Pilling Mike Pipe Kim Pittman Frank Rich Gina Rich Ron Richmeier Becky Richmond Brian Riedel Mark Rish Misty Pixler Janet Potter Roy Powell Jim Reeder Margaret Reis Duane Rich It’s always cold in the gym Chris Saunders Sue Schropp Tina Scotl Willie Selle Mike Sena Anna Serrano Robb Simeone Kim Skinner Audre Smith Tracy Soden Selena Speakman Bill Spurling ■ .' M ; Juniors? J73 � Steve Stadelman Marty Stafford Valerie Stafford Laurie Tuka Chris Urbanich Susan Wakeen Jacalyn Warner Tracy Way Jim Webber Don Taylor Stacey Tonozzi Craig Torgerson Anita Stoltman ■ r Laura Stubbs Karl Studebaker Jim Weisert Robert Welker Rhae Wcllhousen Craig Wesson Randy White Teri White Melonie Wilborn Janet Wilkinson Pam Williams Shelly Williams Marie Willney Cindy Wilson Dave Wilson Kori Wilson Doug Windolph Bob Witt Kent WynKoop Class of 81 not pictured Peggy Barron Tim McDonald j Bonny Brown Allen Milburn John Duffy Darryl Miracle Eddy Fisher Abel Ponce John F'lager Monica Puls Mark Fuller Valerie Reither Tony Hale Santos Renteria James Herron Sheryl Schectz Kristi Kellough Kinley Segrest Troy Kyne Nathan Marquez Barry Shepherd Dave Younger Kim Zentmyer Dawn Ziegler Seniors Officers President: Lori Richmeier Vice Pres: Joyce Cronk Sec.-Treas: Robin McElhinney Representatives: Nelson Gonzalez, Tracy Hutchins, Marv Kapushion, Gary Leigh, Jennifer Wakeen Sponsors: Pat Lewis, Anton Christoff, Ed Brown, Jim Eller, Pete Parkinson, Marilyn Shepherd Dawn Maurer Jim Hockett Seniors not pictured Mark McDermott Clint Smith John McBride Raymie Chacon Terice Fickas Jeff Kiteley Greg Haberland Jerry Martin Diane Pesman Roger Roinestad David Sparn Tim Worth 176 Seniors Bart Vom Dorp Trina Zinck Belinda Arroyo Pam Arnold Cheryl Beard Kelly Basinger Dan Bechtold Paula Beauchamp Vicki Black Stewart Benson Carol Beede Joe Blasdel Pam Bonella Soninrs 177 Shalona Bradford Toni Bradley Parke Brake Tom Brandhorst Ernest Bray Lisa Bright Kevin Brown Suzanne Bruner Michelle Burk Tina Carbajal Bob Castro 178 Seniors Linda Ciriniconi David Chapin Dwight Cline Dalana Clarks Lena Combs Todd Collins Carol Cotton Melinda Conn Joyce Cronk Doug Critchfield Seniors 179 Anne Crosby Mark Dafoe Mike Davenport Gilbert deBest Mike Davis Judy Dickerson Karen Dodson Dale Downer Mike Doyhenard Cindy Duncan Dean Easley Pat Dutton 180 Seniors Shelly Everett Doug Evans Mike Fisher Marla Farney Alan Fosdick Ric Foreman Glenn Garber Russ Fullmer Mike Frost Tom Garcia Seniors 181 Diana Gelarden Barbara Goad Ruth Gieske Dave Gerdes Mark Goodale Nelson Gonzalez Jenni Graves Brad Grose Jeff Grooms 182 Seniors Steve Hoffman Seniors 183 Tracy Hutchins Van Huston Michelle Jacobs Jerry Jackson Robin Idler Cynthia Jewell Lisa Jensen Dana Johnston Renee Johnson Cathy Johnson Julie Kerlin Marvin Kapushion Janet Kimbrough Barbara Kiefer Sherri Knight Karole Kirchner Troy Kinch Michelle Lamicq Mike Lage Cheryl Laughlin Grant Larsen Ronda Lang John Lemaster Seniors 1K5 ■■m Vicki Lopas Lori Lowe Ethel Lucore Sharyn Luellen Barry Madison Brock Madsen Darrin Mahan Linda Mallory Carol Marin Armond Marquez Jim Martin Nancy Martinez 186 Seniors Robyn McElhinney Beth Mashburn Mark Mertz James Merkel Brenda H Medina Denise Miller Bill Meyer Di Ann Moon Corrina Moler Rick Miller Barbara Morrell Mike Moore Seniors 187 Deana Morris Deanne Morrison Kevin Motes Lalene Morrison Jean Murray Sherri Mursko Ginger Nelson Eddie Ochoa Crystal O’Connor David Olson Diane Oglesby 188 Seniors Chris Packard Debbi Opmeer Dean Pasqualetto Debbi Palmer Todd Patton Karla Pedersen James Pauls Robin Pixler Kyle Peterson Kenny Puls John Potter Seniors 189 Joe Purser Mike Ranney Steve Rashleigh Lorry Raine Veronica Reither Brent Restemayer Lori Richmeier Mary Roadifer Zoe Scott Tammie Saunders 190 Seniors Kraig Shammo Gayla Shannon Chris Short Dawn Sieckert Annie Siepitis Don Simpson Mark Stafford Valerie Staats Robin Spangenberg Laura Standifird Doug Stancliff Seniors 191 Tammi Starr George Stephens Debbie Strong Chris Studebaker Christine Sturm Cindy Sturm Steve Swander Earl Thomas Dean Thurston Judy Trimble Connie Vigil Don Walker Jennifer Wakeen Jeff Welch Larry Warnke Brenda Walters Brad White Debbie Wells Bryon Wilson Kelly Williams Peggy White Mark Randy Seniors mlturick Fashion for young men women Underground at Brownsons Clothes that go where you want them to. . . 242-5074 $ llOUMOWb including formal wear rental and sales. 401 Main Smatla Photography 119 Ouray Ave. Grand Junction Phone 245-5072 L. 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Just picture what you want. Now picture how you're going to get it. Start saving today. Wvuiiey federal SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION --j-- a3m Ptff? 5,h, Rood Grand Junction. 242 1900 Providers BT , ° ‘ShO0Ding Cen,e’ Gr « June™. Prxvdimtiik Mn. win, ‘429 Grand Ave . Glenvvood Spnnqs 1st Grand Paonia i W ai structors wil Make your far away dreams come true! Explore the new di- mensions open to you as you take over the controls of an airplane and fly. It can help your career or even lead to one. Our qualified ins- take you on a Discovery Flight for only $10.00. Let your dreams take flight! Miami Monarch Aviation, Inc. CS Walker Field, Grand Junction, 243-7500 Congratulations Class Of ’80 Colorado West’s Tractor, Implement and Hardware Headquarters Western Implement’s Ranch Rite UiitiLU 2919 North Ave. 242-7960 Congratulations Seniors From Your Three MESA DRUG STORES 218 E. 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Editor.............................. Aeet. Sport. Editor..............................Brad Graee 7 J Copy Editor..................................Chrbtine Stum 'O S Budnee. Men r Cethy Johnwo f ' Arat. Bunnera Muupr Lb Kohl. Ad Mender K.Uy WOlUjn. ?3 A A rat. Ad Mnrager..........................Miray ChrbtoH 0 Art Advisor.....................................Gray Leigh � . - .n Ctreuletioo Deobe PUllipo. Sente, lenteri. , •“ Photographer. DerraO Andorran. Grant Lerrae, OGft S ’ ”9 ‘IGfr'S ' 9 OCtf'S 9 OG 204 Ads Congratulations Class of '80 HU1TIE APPLIAI1EE • IN-STORE ELECTRONIC SERVICE CENTER • FREE DELIVERY WITHIN 25 MILE RADIUS • CONVENIENT CREDIT PLANS TELEVISIONS • MAJOR APPLIANCES • KITCHEN CABINETS 1155 North Ave. 242-3290 Monday-Friday 8:00-5:30, Saturdays 8:00-4:00 Thanx to J-Class and Mrs. J for putting up with yearbook staff T for the messy counter and pictures in the sink Special felicitations for the Fujica camera T. Carmichael 205 Ads LUMBEK. 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FRUITA TIMES WESTERN AUTO First ss VIclRK Real. Estate Fruita Realty 165 N. Park Square Fruita - 858-9577 BVWUM '5 I AC H Of MCI INOIH NDIMIT OWNID AND OH« Aft 0 ms COLORADO WEST INSURANCE Ronald K. Ford 425 Main St., Grand Junction 242-2844 Home, Auto, Life Health 125 NW Park Square Off. 858-3631 Fruita 81521 Res. 243-1637 Ads 215 Freda Curt Crouch 34 years in photography PHONE 243-1507 1226 North 7th St., Grand Junction, Colorado 81501 To faithful old friends, and to cherished new ones - those who have made our progress possi- ble - We say simply, but sincerely THANK YOU! CELE’S BEAUTY SALON 142 South Mesa Fruita 81521 Haircuts And Hair Styling For Both Men And Women Mesa Drug Store 218 Aspon Fruita 81521 “For All Your Drugs And Sundries” Felicitations To The Wildcat Staff — Mrs. C WORLD WIDE STEREO Larry Burke 1119 N. 1st Street, Suite 5 Grant Jet. 241-0450 Complete Home-Car Stereo Featuring Sanyo No. 1 In Car Stereo Index General A Cappella Choir 104 Ads 194 Art Club 110 Boys Swimming 116 Boys Tennis 58 Campus Life 94 Concert Band 96 Choral 106 Closing 224 Cross Country 69 Drama Club 102 F Club 75 Faculty 32 FBLA 78 FFA 80 FHA 74 FLAC 113 Flag Girls 95 Football 24 Girls Basketball 126 Girls Choir 104 Girls Swimming 58 Girls Volleyball 48 Golf 54 Gymnastics 68 Homecoming 20 Index 218 Jazz Band 98 Junior Class 162 Junior Varsity Cheerleaders 19 Mime Company 115 Monument Chorale 108 National Honor Society 92 Optimists-Kiwanis Honor Students 148 Pon Poms 62 Radio TV 112 Resource Room 73 Rodeo Club 114 Sadie Hawkins 82 Science Club 72 Senior Class 176 Senior Favorites 142 Skiing 90 Sneaky Fitch 64 Speech Club 100 String Group 99 Student Senate 86 Sophomore Class 152 Varsity Cheerleaders 16 Wildcats' Beat 76 Wildcat Yearbook 84 Wrestling 118 Faculty Allen, Judith 39 Arapkiles, Demitra 45 Bishop, Lowry 42 Brown. Ed 40 Burenheide, Omer 35 Carmichael, Tess 39 Carpenter. Mike 36 Castro, Wilda 47 Cates, Linda 38 Christoff, Anton 34 Cinnamon, Scot 36 Congdon, Stephen 38 Costello, Jack 40 Crosby, June 43 Dalby, Clara 46 Davis, Leonard 42 Davis, Marjorie 38 Easton, Kathaleen 34 Eller, James 35 Fletcher, Gerry np 47 Foss. Peggy 34 Harris, Genna 35 Hayes, Arnold 32 Hoisington, Nancy np 47 Jensen. Kathleen 39 Karly, Greg 36 Kohls. Nick 46 Ledesma, Irene 34 Ledini, Manie np 47 Lewis, Pat 45 Ligrani, Don 44 Lionberger, Lowell 37 Mackey, Dean np 47 Madsen, Mark 39 Maestas, Efren np 47 Meeker, Barbara 37 Mellotti, Charlotte 47 Meyer. Dallas 41 Miller. Dan 40 Millhouse, Dalian 43 Mullett, Thomas np 47 Owens, Bonnie 33 Page. Elsie 47 Parkinson, Harold 37 Patton, Grace 47 Parris, Margaret 33 Pollock, Jack 44 Quimby, Steven 42 Reynolds, Jerry 32 Rienets, Tom 40 Roller, Pam 43 Roscoe, Hazel 46 Ross, Glen 45 Samuelson, Sam 35 Sandoval, Richard 37 Sawyer, Emma Zoe 33 Self. Joy 47 Shank, George 40 Shepherd, Bruce 42 Shepherd. Marilyn 44 Sickler, Barbara 47 Silliman, William 41 Smith, Charles 41 Stockert, Jim 41 Swanson. Karen 36 Thomas, Gary 41 Watts, Robert 42 Wertman, Phil 45 Williams, Gene 44 White, Judy 33 Whitacre, John 47 Ybarra, Mike np 47 Seniors Arnold, Pam 177 Arroyo, Belinda 177 Bang, Lori 177 Basinger. Kelly 177 Beachamp, Paula 177 Beard, Cheryl 177 Bechtold, Dan 177 Beede, Carol 177 Beson, Stewart 177 Black, Vicki 177 Blasdel. Joe 177 Bonella, Pam 177 Braa, Lori 178 Bradford. Shalona 178 Bradley, Toni 178 Brake, Parke 178 Brandhorst, Tom 178 Bray, Ernest 178 Bright, Lisa 178 Brown, Kevin 178 Brunner, Suzanne 178 Burk, Michelle 178 Carbajal, Tina 178 Castrok Bob 178 Chacon, Raymie np 176 Chapin, David 179 Ciriniconi, Linda 179 Clark, Dalana 179 Cline. Dwight 179 Cochran, Natalie 179 Collins, Todd 179 Combs. Lena 179 Conn, Melinda 179 Cook, Jacque 179 Cotton, Carol 179 218 Index Cox, Steve 179 Critchfield. Doug 179 Cronk.Joyce 179 Crosby. Anne 180 Dafoe, Mark 180 Davenport. Mike 180 Davis, Mike 180 deBest. Gilbert 180 Dickerson, Judy 189 Dodson, Karen 180 Downer, Dale 180 Doyhenard, Mike 180 Duncan, Cindy 180 Dutton, Pat 180 Easley, Dean 180 Evans, Doug 181 Everett. Sheely 181 Farney, Marla 181 Fay, H. Earl 181 Fickas, Terice np 176 Fisher. Mike 181 Foreman, Ric 181 Fosdick, Alan 181 Frost, Mike 181 Fullmer. Russ 181 Garber. Glenn 181 Garcia, Tom 181 Gates. Cash 181 Gates, Julie 181 Gelarden. Diana 182 Gerdes, David 182 Gieske. Ruth 182 Goad, Barbara 182 Gonzalez, Nelson 182 Goodale. Mark 182 Gore. Nancy 182 Graves. Jenni 182 Gray, Cathy 182 Grooms. Jeff 182 Grose. Brad 182 Grover. Lori 183 Haberland, Greg np 176 Hamilton, Todd 183 Harper. Gary 183 Heiks, Ted 183 Heinecke, Merv 176 Hensley, Rick 176 Hiatt, Linda 183 Hicks, Pat 183 Hilbert, Mike 183 Hobart. Jon 183 Hockett, Jim 176 Hoffman. Steve 183 Holding. G. Wayne 183 Huston, Van 184 Hutchins, Tracy 184 Idler, Robin 184 Jacobs, Michelle 184 Jackson, Jerry 184 Jensen. Lisa 184 Jewell. Cindy 184 Johnson, Cathy 184 Johnson, Renee 184 Johnston, Dana 184 Kapusion. Marvin 184 Kerlin, Julie 184 Kiefer, Barbara 185 Kimbrough, Janet 185 Kinch, Troy 185 Kirchner, Karole 185 Kiteley, Jeff 185 Knight. Sherri 185 Lage, Mike 185 Lamicq, Michelle 185 Lang, Ronda 185 Larsen. Grant 185 Laughlin, Cheryl 185 Leigh, Gary 185 Lemaster, John 185 Lopas, Vicki 186 Lowe. Lori 186 Lucore, Ethel 186 Luellen, Sharyn 186 Madison. Barry 186 Madsen, Brock 186 Mahan, Darrin 86 Mallory, Linda 186 Marin, Carol 186 Marquez, Armond 186 Martin. Jerry np 176 Martin, Jim 186 Martinez, Nancy 186 Mashburn, Beth 187 Maurer, Dawn np 176 McBride, John np 176 McDermott, Mark np 176 McElhinney, Robyn 187 Medina, Brenda H. 187 Merkel. James 187 Mertz. Mark 187 Meyer, Bill 187 Miller. Denise 187 Miller, Rick 187 Moler, Corrina 187 Moon. Di Ann 187 Moore. Mike 187 Morrell, Barbara 187 Morris. Deana 188 Morrison. Lalene 188 Motes. Kevin 188 Murray, Jean 188 Mursko, Sherri 188 Nelson. Ginger 188 Noel, Russ 188 Ochoa. Eddie 188 O’Connor. Crystal 188 Oglesby, Diane 188 Olsen. David 188 Opmeer. Debbi 189 Packard, Chris 189 Palmer. Debbi 189 Pasqualetto. Dean 189 Patton, Todd 189 Pauls. James 189 Pedersen. Karla 189 Pesman. Diane np 176 Peterson. Kyle 189 Pipe. Tim 189 Pixler. Robin 189 Potter. John 189 Puls. Ken 189 Purser, Joe 190 Raff. Mary 190 Raine. Lori 190 Ranney, Mike 190 Rashleigh. Steve 190 Reither. Veronica 190 Restemayer, Brent 190 Richmeier. Lori 190 Raodifer, Mary 190 Roinestad. Roger np 176 Rupp. Mike 190 Saunders, Tammi 190 Scott. Zoe 190 Seelig. Kelli 190 Shammo, Kraig 190 Shannon, Gayla 190 Short. Chris 190 Sieckert. Dawn 191 Simpson, Don 191 Slepitis, Annie 191 Smith, Clint np 176 Spangenberg. Robin 191 Sparn. David np 176 Staats. Valerie 191 Stafford. Mark 191 Stancliff. Doug 191 Standifird, Laura 191 Starr, Tamara 192 Stephens. George 192 Story, Tina 192 Strong. Debbie 192 Studebaker, Chris 192 Strum, Christine 192 Sturm. Cindy 192 Swander. Steve 192 Thomas. Earl 192 Thuston, Dean 192 Tompkins. Mike np 176 Trimble. Judy 192 Vigil. Connie 192 Vom Dorp, Bart 176 Wakeen, Jennifer 193 Walker, Don 193 Walters. Brenda 193 Warnke, Larry 193 Welch, Jeff 193 Wells, Debbie 193 White. Brad 193 White. Peggy 193 Williams, Kelly 193 Wilson, Bryon 193 Worth, Tim np 176 Yater, Randy 193 Younker, Mark 193 Zinck, Trina 176 Juniors Adamski, Kim 163 Algire, Brad np Altland, Kelly 163 Anderson, Darrel 163 Andis, Wilbur 163 Appel, Mark 163 Archbold, Warren 163 Archuleta, June 163 Arellano, Noni 163 Armentrout, Brian 163 Atkins, Tom 163 Axtell, Kyle 163 Bailey, Robin 163 Bankert, Wayne 163 Barron, Peggy np 175 Beard. Randy 163 Belcastro, Tycee 163 Bender, Chris 163 Bender. Matt 163 Benson, Kathleen 163 Benton, Tina 163 Bernal, Joe 163 Bishop, Mike 163 Blanchette, Peter 163 Boyd. Jeff 163 Boyd, Todd 163 Brach, Tony 163 Bray, Jim 164 Brewer, Meg 164 Brice, Wally 164 Brockman, David 164 Brown, Bonny np 175 Brown, Carol 164 Brown, Pam 164 Brown, Suzanne 164 Brungardt, Teresa 164 Buller, Don 164 Calder, Sheila 164 Caldwell, Fridie 164 Caldwell, Bob 164 Calhoun, Gezzel 164 Carpenter, Jan 164 Carpenter, Jean 164 Carroll, Brett 164 Cassidy, Tim 164 Catt, Kim 164 Chandler, Jeanell 164 Chapin, Brad 164 Chappell, Kim 164 Chappell, Shawn 164 Charlesworth, Kris 164 Clark, Debbie 164 Cohan, Colleen 165 Coleman, Jennifer 165 Comstock, Greg 165 Condie, Doug 165 Conner, David 165 Conner, Theresa 165 Cooper, Ron 165 Cordova, Karen 165 Cotton, Cathy 165 Cowgill, Jayne np Cox, Clay 165 Cronk, Dan 165 Crow, Darrin 165 Curtis, Jodi 165 Dade, Thelma 165 Dafoe, Karin 165 Dana, Jaci 165 Davis, Christy 165 Davis, Bud 165 Davis, Kerri 165 Davis, Tim 165 DeJong, Todd 165 DeKruger, Robyn 165 Denton, Francis 165 DeVries, Lori 166 Dickensheets, David 166 Dickson, Brenda 166 Dietz, Tammie 166 Dorscher, Darleen 166 Duffy, John np 175 Edwards, Carla 166 Erickson, Jeff 166 Eskew, Billy 166 Eskew, Robyn 166 Etzler, Mike 166 Fabbro, Lidia 166 Fay, Shawna 166 Fischer, Sarah 166 Fisher, Eddie np 175 Fisher. Kathy 166 Fisher, Themla 166 Fisher, Theresa 166 Fitspatrick, Sheila 166 Folkestad, Tom 166 Ford, Debbie 166 Foster, T. Bill 166 Foster, V. Bill 166 Fowler, Diane 166 Frost, Jodi 166 Fuller, Mark np 175 Funk, Larry 166 Gardner, Lieselle 167 Gardner, Lori 167 Guana, Ben 167 Gilcrease, Tina 167 Gonzalez, Joe 167 Goodale, Debbie 167 Goodnight, Todd 167 Goodwin. Todd 167 Gore. Warren 167 Gossett, David 167 Green, Shawn 167 Grohskopf, Dean 167 Gross, Jenella 167 Grover, Kristi 167 Gsell, Blythe 167 Gulden. Melinda 167 Hackett, Ronda 167 Hager, Janet 167 Hale, Tony np 175 Haller, Randy 167 Harper, Penny 167 Harris, Jeff np Hart, Sandy 167 Hatch, Jeani 167 Haubold, Kurt 167 Hayes, Ruth 167 Heath, Sharron 168 Heath, Sharron 168 Herron, James np 175 Herstel, George 168 Hill, Millie 168 Hitchcock, John 168 Hockmuth, Chris 168 Hofferber, Marjie 168 Hoffman, Steve 168 Holthus, Craig 168 Houghton, Rich 168 House, Mark 168 Hunt, Lynne 168 Huston, Chuck 168 Hutto, Amy 168 Ingalsbe, Shelee 168 Jeffrey, Mike 168 Jenkins, Denis 168 Jensen, Shonna 168 Johnson, Ron 168 Johnson, Sylvia 168 Jones, Carol 168 Jones, Christine 168 Jones, Laurel 168 Jones, Shelly 168 Kapple, Kale 168 Kellough, Kristi np 175 Kite, Greg 169 Knipping, Kris 169 Koch, Gina 169 Kolacny, Kristie 169 Kosarek, Vincent 169 Kyne, Troy np 175 Laeding, Kasi 169 Lansdown, Evalie 169 Lauman, Beatrice 169 Lawrence, Jim 169 Lawton, Becky 169 Lemaster, Dora 169 Lemke, Scott 169 Loring, Keith 169 Lowdermilk, Keith 169 Lucas, Sam 169 Mace. Mitch 169 Madsen, Kort 169 Malone, Sandra 169 Manzanares, Gene 169 Maraschin, Chris 169 Marez, Sharon 169 Markham, Ann 169 Marquez. Nathan np 175 Marrero, Karen 170 Martin, Jerry 170 Marsh, Michelle 170 Martinez, Debbie 170 Mathes, Shane 170 Mattas, Greg 170 Maxson, Dawn 170 McClaskey, Stuart 170 McClure, Roger 170 McKelvey, Cindy 170 Mease. Rocky 170 Meryhew, Barbara 170 Metz, Mark 170 Milburn, Allen np 175 Miles, David 170 Miller. Alvin 170 Miller. Cindy 170 Miller. Bill 170 Milsap, Clark 170 Miracle, Darryl 175 Mischel, Marie 170 Moffatt, Roxann 170 Moon, Mark 170 Moore. Glenn 170 Morgan. Paula 170 Morris, Ed 170 Mort, Walter 170 Mullis, Clay 171 Munsell, Pat 171 Myers, Rodney 171 Neff, Julie 171 Neilson, Lorri 171 Nelson, Kellene 171 Nelson, Laurie 171 Nichols, Chris 171 Nieman, Anita 171 Nix, Steve 171 Norris, Korrene 171 O’Brien. Ned 171 O’Neal, Jennifer 11. 71 Owens, Lea 171 Pacheco, Eddie 171 Packard. Jon 171 Padilla, Richard 171 Padilla, Tammie 171 Palmer, Dan 171 Palmer, Wes 171 Patty, Todd 171 Peacock, Don 171 Pelton. Drew 171 Pennal, Chuck 171 Perry, Bonnie 172 Petersen, Holly 172 Peterson, C.F. 172 Petterson, Glen 172 Phillips. Denise 172 Pietz. Tammi 172 Pilling. Ken 172 Pipe. Mike 172 Pittman. Kim 172 Pixler, Misty 172 Ponce. Abel np 175 Potter, Jane 172 Powell, Roy 172 Prince, Debbie 172 Puls, Monica np 175 Rahmer, Teresa 172 Ranney, James 172 Reeder, Jim 172 Reis, Margaret 172 Reither, Valerie np 175 Renteria. P. Santo np 175 Rich, Duane 172 Rich, Frank 172 Richmeier, Ron 172 Richmond, Becky 172 Riedel, Brian 172 Rish, Mark 172 Robinson, Shayn 173 Romero, Virginia 173 Rose, Barbara 173 Rosendahl, Mark 173 Rottinghaus, Cathy 173 Rutledge. Lila 173 Saunders, Chris 173 Schaffer. Tammy 173 Scheetz, Sheryl 173 Schropp, Sue 173 Scott, Tina 173 Selle. Willie 173 Sena, J. Mike 173 Serrano, Anna 173 Serve. Bill 173 Sharp. Dan 173 Sharp. David 173 Shepherd, Barry np 175 Shue, Judy 173 Siira, Lisa 173 Simeone, Robby 173 Skinner, Kim 173 Smith, Audre 173 Soden. Tracy 173 Speakman, Selena 173 Spurling, Bill 173 Staats, Lenny 174 Stadelman, Jim 174 Stadelman, Janice 174 Stadelman, Steve 174 Stafford, Marty 174 Stafford, Valerie 174 Stelwagon, Joe 174 Stephens. Rose 174 Stevenson, Terry 174 Stoltman, Anita 174 Stubbs, Laura 174 Studebaker, Karl 174 Tarrant, Scott 174 Tattershall, Clayton 174 Taylor, Brian 174 Taylor, Don 174 Tonozzi, Stacey 174 Torgerson, Craig 174 Tuka, Laurie 174 Urbanich, Chris 174 Wakeen, Susan 174 Warner. Jacalyn 174 Way. Tracy 174 Webber, Jim 174 Weisert, Jim 175 Welker, Robert 175 Wellhousen, Rhae 175 Wesson. Craig 175 White, Randy 175 White, Terry 175 Wilborn, Melonie 175 Wilkinson, Janet 175 Williams, Pamela 175 Williams, Shelly 175 Willney. Marie 175 Wilson. Cindy 175 Wilson, Dave 175 Wilson, Kori 175 Windolph. Doug 175 Witt. Bob 175 Wynkoop. Kent 175 Ybarra, Francis np Younger, David 175 Zentmyer, Kim 175 Ziegler, Dawn 175 Sophomores Adams. Michael 153 Andis, Allen np Archbold, Ann 153 Arnspiger, Leslie 153 Bailey. David 153 Baker. Mike 153 Ball, Donette 153 Barnes, Dixie 153 Barnhart, Jenny 153 Basinger. Roger 153 Beach, Rex 153 Beeson, Gregg 153 Benintendi, Rick 153 Benjamin, John 153 Benson. Tami np 153 Bernal, Ed 153 Black, Greg 153 Index 221 Bligh, Michelle 153 Bolding. Lisa 153 Bondurant, Terri 153 Bornschein. Danny 153 Bowyer. Tiffany 153 Brandhorst. Bob 153 Bray. Nanette 153 Brendlinger. Shanon 153 Brewer. Dana 153 Bright, Russ 153 Bristol. Paul 153 Broulette, Mike 153 Brueggeman. Bill 153 Burenheide, Elaine 153 Burger, Cammie 153 Burke, Mark 153 Bussert. Debbie 153 Butler. Ronald 153 Butler. Marybeth np Caldwell. Wendy 153 Canaday. Todd 153 Casey, Jody 153 Capps. Lee np Carpenter, Clay np 153 Castro. Marion 154 Castro. Wayne 154 Chapin. Diane 154 Chapman. George np 154 Christensen. Pam 154 Christoff, Missy 154 Church. Kevin 154 Cipolla. Lucia np 154 Clark. Roland 154 Clynch, Tim 154 Coe. Dorsey 154 Coff. Mike 154 Cohee. Valerie 154 Collins. David 154 Condie, Mike 154 Cook. Beckee np Cooper. Benda 154 Cox. Julie 154 Cox. Sheri 154 Cox, Teri 154 Critchfield. Dan 154 Cromwell, Jeanne 154 Cruthers, Tracy 154 Cserni, David 154 Dade. Tori 154 Dailey. Ronda 154 Daniel, Wendi np Davenport, Mark 154 deBest, Guilaine 154 Deherrera, Tony np Dessert, Wayne 154 Dodd, Tricia 154 Donelson, Rocky 154 Dorscher, Clint 154 Dort, Rosemary np Doyal, Doug 154 Duncan. Nona 154 Duncan, Tana 154 Dunn. Terri 154 Durall. Chris 154 DuPont. Bernadette np Easley, Tom 154 Edris. Susan 154 Edwards. Jay 155 Erskine, Chamane np 155 Eskew, Lane 155 Evans, Daren 155 Farney, Carla 155 Ferris. Richard 155 Fickas, Chad np 155 Fischer, Ron 155 Fisher, Nanette 155 Flager. Eldon 155 Ford. Kanda 155 Foreman, Cindy 155 Forrest. Kenneth 155 Funk, Betty np 155 Gale, Bonnie 155 Gallegos. Mary 155 Gannaway. Dan 155 Garber. Alan 155 Gardner. Jeff 155 Garlitz, Jerry 155 Gates. Jane 155 Gigoux, Jeff 155 Gilcrease. Benny np 155 Giles, Mike 155 Gnidovec, Kris 155 Gobbo, Bruce 155 Goins, Lavon 155 Gonzalez. Zena np Goodnight, Terri 155 Gore, Whitney 155 Goss, Karen 155 Grady, Roy 155 Green, Michelle 155 Gregory, Lisa 155 Griggs. Tim 155 Grohskopf. Darrell 155 Gummin, Deanna 155 Hall. Jay 155 Haller, Doug 155 Hampton, Paul 155 Hansen. Julia 155 Harper, Mary 156 Harrison, Barbie 156 Hartnagle. Jay 156 Haschen, Jull 156 Haubold, Eric 156 Hayward, Sutton 156 Henderson. Mark 156 Hensler, Kelly 156 Hibberd. James 156 Hick, Kimberlie 156 Hill, Richard 156 Hitchcock. David 156 Hockmuth, Ron 156 Hofferber, Lisa 156 Hoisington. Patricia 156 Hollandsworth. Brenda 156 Holthus. Kathy 156 Hoppes, Greg 156 Hovland. Ray 156 Isley, Gordon 156 Jackson, Valerie np 156 James, T. 156 Jameson. Steve 156 Jeffery. Elvis 156 Jennings, Jill 156 Johnson, Barbara 156 Johnson. Kimberly 156 Johnson. Paul np Johnson. Richard 156 Joyner. Shawna 156 Karstetter. Karen 156 Keller. Ford 156 Keithley, Matt 156 Kelly. Richard 156 Kimbrough. Amy 156 Kite. Gerry 156 Klein, Lori 156 Knipping. Lori 156 Knothe. Missy 157 Kohls, Liz 157 Kolacny, Karrie 157 Koller. Brent 157 Koller, Kirk 157 Kossoudji, Scott np 157 Kruger. Greg 157 Kucel, James 157 Kuersten. Tim 157 Laeding. Kris 157 Lage, Debra 157 Lamb. Wendy 157 Larsen. Clif 157 Larson. Steve 157 Lawrence. Laura 157 Leech. Sheri 157 Lehn. Ray np 157 Leigh. Wayne 157 Lemke. Kelly 157 Lindemann, Robyn 157 Livingston, Gigi 157 Lynch. Tami 157 Manzanares. Mary 157 Martin. Steve 157 Mason. Lori 157 Mattiui, Sandra np Maurer. Penny 157 Maxson. Teresa 157 McCarthy, James 157 McCormick, Matt 157 McDonald. Amy 157 McDonald. Russ 157 McMurray, Matt 157 McNay. Butch 157 Medina. Aimee 157 Melott, Mike np 157 Memmott. Lance 157 Merkel, Richard 157 Mier, Sylvia 157 Miles, Tom np 157 Mingus, Tom np 157 Mingus, Tom 157 Miske, Scarlett 158 Moffatt, Julie 158 Moler, Diane 158 Montano, Alan 158 Montano, Sandra 158 Moore, Paula 158 Moore, Tim 158 Morrell, Tim 158 Morrison, Brenda 158 Morrison, Dave 158 Mulholland, Kevin 158 Murri, Richard 158 Mygatt, Ken np Nave, David 158 Neff, Michele 158 Newland, Kelly 158 O’Conner, Suzan 158 Olson, Dana 158 O’Neal, Jack 158 Ovik, Joy 158 Otero, Lisa 158 Ottman, Byron 158 Ozyp, Lorey 158 Paden, Russ 158 Padilla, Ron 158 Palmer, Mike np Palmer. Pattie 158 Papas, Maria 158 Parks, Tonda 158 Patton, Lisa 158 Peterson, Michelle 158 Peterson, Carl np 158 Peterson, Daylyn 158 Pewters, Carrie 158 Pickens, Cynthia 158 Plotts, Londa 158 Powell, Kathie 158 Powell, Ken 158 Quest, Kim np 158 Rashleigh, Jennifer 158 Redenbach, Liz 158 Reiner, Utah 159 Rekemeyer, Cynthia 159 Restemayer, Stephanie 159 Reynolds, Todd 159 Rich, Bryan 159 Richmond, John 159 Rish, Patrick 159 Ritter. Don 159 Robertson, Steve 159 Rogers, Scott 159 Roller. Pam 159 Romero, Tony np 159 Roper. Julee 159 Rosenberg. Melissa 159 Rupp, Christina 159 Rush, Shelley 159 Ryden, Dale 159 Sackse, Tricia 159 Samora, Tracy 159 Sandell, Jon 159 Sanders, Helen 159 Sanders. Janet 159 Sanders, Janice 159 Sawyer, Arthur np 159 Schmalz, Pat 159 Schow, Lee Ann 159 Scott, Kenny 159 Sena, Darren 159 Serve, Karen 159 Seybold, Laura 159 Sharp, Mike 159 Shay, Gary 159 Sieckert, Doug 159 Smith, F. Shane 159 Smith. Glenn 159 Smith, Jim 159 Smith. Jill 160 Smith, Shawna 160 Soden, Debbie 160 Spangenberg, Warren 160 Speakman, Riky 160 Spengler, Lisa 160 Stadelman, Don 160 Stephens, Kelly 160 Stoll, Marvin 160 Stoner. Treva 160 Story, Sandy 160 Stout, Audrey np Strautman, Rick 160 Studebaker, Donna 160 Studebaker, Stacy 160 Suedekum, Paul 160 Swim, Bob 160 Swisher, Mark 160 Tatman, Cathy 160 Thomas, Diana 160 Thomas, Eric 160 Thompson, Rick 160 Thompson. Rob 160 Thygerson, Clayton 160 Tipping, Suzanne 160 Todd, James np 160 Tomlinson, Jim 160 Torres. Lisa np Torrez, Lonnie np 160 Trimble, John 160 Tunk, Betty 160 Tuttle, Dene 160 Tuttle, Russ 160 Vidmar, Andy 160 Vidmar, Ernest 160 Vigil, Mike np 160 Villarreal, Armando np Wagner, Todd 160 Wakeen, Carolyn 160 Waldschmidt, Donna 160 Ward, Stacy 160 Welch, Mike 160 Welch, Randy 161 Wheeler, Tammy 161 White. Kitty 161 White, Peggy 161 Wiedecker, Michael 161 Williams, Cary 161 Williams, Jennie Willney, Susan 161 Wilson, Lori 161 Wiltgen, Debbie 161 Wong, Kerry 161 Wood. Tom 161 Wooley, Sandy 161 Worth, Daniel np 160 Wulf, Nicola 161 Photo Staff Mike Davenport-head photographer Peggy Barron Jul,e Kerlin Tycee Beleastro Uz Koh,s Lisa Bright Nlck Kohls David Brockman Grant | rson Mark Burke Mark Metz Steve Congdon Bonnie Perry Curtis Photography C p Peterson Jody F rost Jerry Reynolds Andy Hutmacker Tina Slony Amy Hutto Jennifer Wakeer Kathy Jensen Dana Johnston Index 223 For yesterday is but a dream, and tomorrow is only a vision. But today, well lived Makes every yesterday A dream of happiness. And every tomorrow a vision of hope. -Toni Bradly 1962-1979 A - A p ■ ✓ • — . - + X ' -