Harrison High School - Panther Yearbook (Colorado Springs, CO)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1968 volume:

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May it represent to him an occasional reminder of our appreciation, as he will ever remind us of H.H.S . 15 STUDY, TALK, ACTION, FUN: these activities are the center of Student Life . .vo- -1 Wx fe 'M Applying theatrical make-up is an important ingredient in the understanding of the theatre. Chris Williams attempts to change youthful Al Warner into an elderly man as an assignment in Dramatic Literature. E 4' ABOVE. Kerry Larson is abducted by an uniden- tified actress during Dramatic Literature. RIGHT. The Image of Nlan through literature was the basis for English Literature. Mrs. Anne Larson explains the duplicity of man to a questioning student. ff V t ,D Jwqxf' A fx, 'Cf C31 In E Q K, Cnfkjigx i JV is L X! X' txwfj N X J . . . . Cfjgy M' A rw With Expanded Facilities, H.l-lipS.is s , . N! -w-jf?-J. xi Vxjkj . Enjoyed? reg? S 55 ' iN jkjQ,.C'fXi?9-Z Ligworlgaggigmeililjwgrrzaliis a change in one of his creative wr j5, 1 J . fxxp I Q! ork was necessary in both and English literature. Richardson works on deve- her theme, while Mike Morse enjoys the contemporary play. .few-f-me Gifts ,JJ . n od -N keep p Nvitri the increasinegxneeds of gcflege-b un stuckants an inaI sfwnts, ' cggtjfers d9z.electives in En, 'S' , Jo r E lis sp c , creat? w am eFvf9 gig! mpositio e lisjc of k subjects. In additio ,am ny students chose a 6w COgV'S9fi53SGd on world Iiteratu a d 'i'i'i composi- tion. , Harrison students can easily sat- isfy requirements in English, as w as follow their own interefgs. Q Mrs. Greene offers suggestions on sentence structure to her Junior English class. Claudia Lamphear, a pleasant and sincere speaker, displays her ability to organize, prepare and present an interesting speech. 19 Students were challenged to an elective program of courses within the history and social studies department, which presented a totally revamped curriculum this year. World history and U.S. history now divided into three-semester pro- grams, were selected by students accor- ding to their particular interest. Classes in psychology and senior problems pro- students with the opportunity to personality formation and per- vided study sonal, family, and community relation- ships. Social Studies Invite Student Judy Hunt reviews her psychology test before handing it in. ABOVE. Studying world history is mandatory for sophomores. Mr. Michael Borns lectures on an important event. RIGHT. A relatively new course, Senior Problems, involves the writing of numerous themes. Jayne Veteto elaborates on the art of dating. Interest ln World Affairs Mr. Pete Rodriguez offers an interesting lecture on the differences between a democracy and a dictatorship. RIGHT. Outside reading was an interesting addition to psychology, Larry Caldwdll glances through a contemporary magazine based on teen-age psychology. 1 X! Introductory courses offered in the sci- ence department are designed to give gen- eral background information. Basic science and earth science were held in the new building. Pending the completion of the science wing, biology, chemistry and phys- ics were held in the junior high. These advanced courses are geared to help the more capable students, through experi- mentation and films, ilinderstand the con- cepts and principles of the scientific world. RIGHT. Co-operation is needed in biology as well as in other areas. Irene Tarleton, Barb Smith, Linda Smith, and John Fontanez demonstrate the correct way to type blood. BOTTOM. Nlr. Bill Moore helps Yolanda Torres draw blood from her finger to be typed while Dianne Romp is ready with a cotton swab. Science Experimentation Keynotes Scientific Learning TOP Ralph Smith and Peter Froemke measure specific amounts to create a perfect formula. BOTTOM. Learn- ing how to use a microscope is an important skill in the biology lab. JohnhFontanez, Karen Taylor. and Bob Stark analyze a blood specimen. lr zrfteefl- , F355 9 V ' I n . w'lEii'I1f 2iI - 1,-5 ,yt- 5, Miss Patsy Giles demonstrates a basic math problem, while Larry Moorman shows the importance of homework in advanced students John Young, Cindy Rivera. and Jayne Veteto ability to solve problems easily in class. get together on a difficult assignment. Students Display Interest In Math The capable teachers and outstanding textbooks employed by I-larrison's mathemat- ics department make for success. At Harrison, building general knowledge, as well as a foun- dation tor further studies, is emphasized in the basic courses. Understanding and achieve- ment of problems in matrix, geometric pro- gressions, trigonometry, and calculus are stressed in the more advanced courses. Advanced students are often interested in extra puzzles outside of their class work. Randy Stewart demonstrates his exceptional ability to solve one of these problems. Language Department Lays Groundwork For Cultural Understanding Current foreign magazines are always accessible in the language rooms. Mary Hyde, a French student, glances through a copy of Life, translated into Spanish. Daily practice and review is necessary for first year stu- dents. - S2 of Harrison students interested in languages and customs of foreign lands may choose to study German, French, Latin, or Spanish. New teachers and new equipment have brought many changes in the language department. Participation and under- standing of a language are increased through the use of audio-visual aids provided by the new lan- guage labs. Miss Jeanne Sabo often relates her experience in Spain with the use of many authentic souvenirs. 25 While Sue Wilkins corrects an error on a stencil, Liz Clark adds up a work book assignment in office practice. BOTTOlVl. J. R. Burnett prys loose a set of jammed keys in Typing 1. 93. - '..' 5. ' J. Business Department Acquires New Equipment For many students, training received in high school is the only training they will receive. To accommodate these students and to prepare them for initial employment Harrison has enlarged and modernized its Business Department. Two typing rooms are used to train beginning and advanced students. A wireless steno-trainer enables the shorthand student to select his own speed and to work on an individual basis. The office machines room contains a variety of machines found in most business offices. With the wide variety of courses offered, both for personal and vocational use, and the many facilities available, the business student may select courses which will adequately prepare him for the many job opportunities that await him in the world of business. Drivers Education Movie Emphasizes Speed Kills The traffic problem is one which must be directly and forcefully at- tacked. By 1970, four million young people will reach the legal driving age each year. Under the guidance and instruction of Mr. Donald Hansen, Harrison's Driver Education course prepares students to drive efficiently and safely. This year, classes practiced driving in a 1968 Plymouth Fury provided by Perkins Motor Company. ,p I A Drivers education students Juan Collazo, Jeff Laser and George Scott intently watch the factual movie Signal One. Artists Apply Contemporary Techniques to Classical Ideas Mr. George Burnett and Mrs. Mildred Bay- less instruct the comprehensive courses in art at Harrison. Individual projects selected by the students broaden their creative ability. Clay sculptures, mosaics, stained glass, and block printing were among the most popular pro- jects chosen by the students. For a concen- trated Christmas project Mrs. Mildred Bay- less's classes centered their efforts on making six-foot long cards for the Harrison alumni in Viet Nam. Felis Rivera uses her artistic talent for one of the many projects in art, Christmas cards for Harrison alumni in Viet-Nam. A display of current art projects was in the display case for many weeks. Sketches. modern collages and metal work were among the most interesting. Because the new home economics wing was not yet completed, ho- memaking classes were held in a temporary room in the gymnasium. The foods and nutrition section usu- ally included in homemaking courses was not offered because of lack of facilities, but excellent instruction in the areas of clothing, home improve- ment, home management, and self improvement provided variety for in- terested girls. Brenda Shephard, Carol Orbison, and Linda Drury use the Commons to do their homework for home economics. Students Prepare For Careers As Homemakers Sharon Law and Joan Harper receive help from Miss Darlene Thomas, student teacher. 28 One ofthe duties of Audio-visual students is keeping the equipment in good working condition. Dwayne Greiss, Dave Sacchetta and Mike Parker replace a bulb in a movie projector. A.V., Mechanical Drawing And Shop Head Tlge Vocational Studies Harrison's audio-visual facilities were greatly increased and im- proved. ln order to keep the equip- ment properly maintained and ready for use, a new class. Audio- Visual, was introduced. Students interested in drawing were able to choose between ar- chitectural and mechanical drawing. Training in the proper use of equipment and techniques was stressed in these vocational cour- ses. Shop classes included facilities for wood and metal courses. Stu- dents learned valuable skills and techniques that will help them in later vocational work. i Steve Tesner uses the T-square and triangle to produce an effective drawing 29 Choruses Present Concerts Madrigal Singers STANDING. Kerry Larson, Greg Sheldon, Paul Gagnon, Clark Sheldon, Mary McClure, Evelyn Ausmus, Bill Santiago, Johnny Fontanez. SEATED. Debbie White, Maria Vigil, Donnette Arland, Gail Palmer, Walt McGinnis. Joy McGee, Robert Ditlow, H. H. S. Organizes Stage Band STANDING. Steve Harnmons, Jeff Stone, Don Shiverdecker, Nick Bellis, Marilyn Price, Ed Hauphtly, Mr. Floyd Frame. SEATED Paul Crabb, Benny Gunther, Donnette Arland, Linda Batten. Stan Bestol, Steve Bestol. i The physical education program at Harrison is designed to help each stu- dent develop mentally as well as phys- icallyg emphasis is placed on physical fitness. Each period began with a vig- orous schedule of exercises, followed by various activities, including soccer, basketball, volleyball, tumbling, foot- ball, softball, track and field, tennis, and physical fitness tests. Mental And Physical Development Stressed In Phys. Ed. Classes Tina Kruse and a classmate keep in shape by doing toe touchers. The boys' physical education classes participate in many activities including volleyball. 31 Harrison Band Presents SECOND. Linda Batten, Evelyn Ausmus. Barb Peck, Ilka Den- ning, Nora Barcelon, Kathy Walters, Vicki Calu, Dianne Sweaney, Leo Ball, Darold Butts, Greg Robb, Art Buan, Bonnie Rogers, Jay Clarke. Myra Dellacrose. Russ Chamney, Sue Hamm, Chuck Deese. Larry Marr, Steve Bestol, Roy Bowers, Stan Bestol, Don Walton, Donette Arland. Two Annual Concerts THIRD. Debby Guay, Sharon Brooks. Beth Rotz. Bobby Mackey, Larry Atwell, Robert Foster, Kathy Arnold, Judy Schryver, Judy Parker, Marilyn Price, Elizabeth Esch, Mick Bellis, Sam Bader, Kim Cerioni, Gary Parker, Ed Hauptly, Roger Baker, Gary Clowe, Torn Sack, Mark Gibson, Clinton Austin, Virginia Loney, Kerry Willis, Noel Manzano, Roy Rotz, Benny Guenther, Larry Leboritz, Paul Crabb. i - apr H r FOURTH. Mr. Floyd Frame. Charles Auch. Don Shiverdecker Gary Morgan, Steve McGinnis. Carmen Santiago. Lewis Gar- ner, Bill Linthicum, Bob Sharp, Kenny Peterson, Brad Stone Allen Beardsley. 33 Counseling Expands To New The guidance department of Har- rison has always been interested in helping students prepare for col- lege. This year was no exception. The counselors worked hard to make sure every available source of information for college bound stu- dents was at hand. Students not planning to attend college were advised of vocational schools and opportunities. Each student's achieve- ments are kept on record in the counseling office. Mrs. Bauers is responsi- ble for keeping them in order and up to date. Ron Thomas is one of the many students who went to Mr. Dave Crabtree for advice and counseling. Programs And Ideas Mr. Dave Crabtree's counseling office is a familiar place for all students. Joanne Ferrino uses it to confer with a new student Counseling involves a tremendous amount of paper work. 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Paul Martin, Gene Moses. David Best. 36 Returnung for the second half of play In the Cheyenne Mountaun game the Pafilhers enter through the lane formed by the Pep Club V w A tt U r K IX To Staunch Opposition U x f N 'W J 5 7' BQ 1 P jx Sensor Co Capt Mike Chulders 6263 prepares to tackle a Canon Cnty ball J carrier whlle Ron Thomas C535 and Kevln Hyman C703 pursue J Coach Pete Roonquez s 1967 Panthers were able to rally only two wlns thus season Although vlctory was not appar ent the squad played hard throughout the season The Bear Creek game proved to be the hlghllght of the year Far from home ground the Panthers came through with a convlncung 130 conquest A stubborn defense proved to be the margln of vnc tory Durlng the Cheyenne lVlountaun game the Panther squad harassed the Indians every mlnute and for a tnme It looked as though the vlctory might go to Harnson Despite the loss an outstanding perform ance was shown by every member of the team In their two triumphs the team proved superior to the opponents IH every aspect of the game ln both vlctorles the Pan thers held thelr opponents scoreless whlle they rallied a total of forty points . . , L' 'I ' ' is , 5 s l, X . 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During the Cheyenne game halfback Mike Childers is stopped for short yardage while Barry lil W 2 wm .,v-wwm1wg3ygswmfm1 f X Senior wingback Walt McGinnis receives a pass from quarter- back .luan Collazo. as team- mates riddle the field with Ca- non City Tigers. Seniors Dominate Football Squad BOTTOM ROW. Mike Childers, Clark Sheldon, Paul Gag- non, Andy Murry, Sig Mayer, Lee Ceroni, Keith Zeornes, Barry Deese, Kevin Hyman, Walt Kohl, Walt McGinnis, Bob Gripe, Leo Manzano, Terry Parrish, Ken Graham, Juan Collazo. Rick Lampton, Ron Thomas. Bob Ditlow, Stan Bestol, Duane Schmidt, Mark Beaton, Dan Porter. Ted Tomita, Jim Rhein, Paul Reno, Randy Davis, Rick Pahl Gary Casner, Ron Wiese, Dan Quesenberry, Ken Farnelli Charles Bryant, Greg Sheldon. Jim Rose. Don Gabbard Larry Moorman, Mike Schule, Tom Ditlow, Joe Earls Richard Valdez, Steve Anderson, Mike Parker, Ray Ortez M. J, Gertsch. mm TOP. Rick Lampton wonders where his fellow teammates During the exciting Cheyenne game Clark Sheldon are as he eludes six Canon City Tigers. stops an lndian's attempt for a field goal. BOTTOM. Paul Goofy Gagnon shows after effects of a hard practice session. 40 STANDING. Head Coach Norman Sullivan, Walt McGinnis, ING. Manager Norman Winnings. Terry Parish, Paul Gag- Larry Marr, Phil Gibson, Clark Sheldon, Siegfried Mayer, non, Darrell Murphy, Rick Lampton, Joe Dubray. Steve Bestol, Marc Littlefield, Coach Paul Martin. KNEEL- Panthers 3rd In W.R.L. Harrison's basketball team got off to a bad start by losing their first game to La Junta, but they were able to bounce back and enter league play with a 3-2 record. Starting league competition against Widefield, the Panthers lost a meaningful game. Going on in league play, H.H.S. downed Academy, Cheyenne, and St. Mary's: then, with one game left in the first round of play, the Panthers were upset by Canon City. Again, Harrison lost a close game to Widefield, starting the second round of play. But, as before in the first round, the Panther men were able to beat Academy and Cheyenne, before losing to Roncalli. Tied with St. Mary's for second place, Harrison lost their first televised game, and second place in the league standings. Paul Gagnon drives up and under for an easy lay up. Clark Sheldon gets one of his many three point plays, ABOVE. Firing from long range Darrell Murphy lands two points. RIGHT. Contributing to Harrison's 92 point total Siegfried Mayer jumps for two points. FAR RIGHT. Driving up and under Phil Gibson performs one of his twisting lay ups. 42 wax W 5 ggi: WWW t fgigirf W ew, -1-fc-.ii-fzvsi lr W s . iw. . -i will Jim C--4 5 Q gf , ,M ,. it H -L . -. 'I 'ass . i ,Q E 5 , , Q 5, l i 3 A l if 4 1967-68 Basketball Season l-l.H.S. Opp 54 La Junta 63 58 Canon Abbey 50 67 J. F. Kennedy 76 67 Roncalli 49 68 Pueblo County 59 56 Widefield 75 62 Mitchell 68 92 Academy 57 60 Cheyenne Mt. 46 74 La Junta 66 72 St. Marys 68 50 Canon City 53 62 Widefield 53 76 Academy 74 69 Cheyenne Mt. 56 75 Roncalli 80 59 St. Marys 76 101 Canon City 76 Second place District Tournament SR. 12-9 LR. 8-5 Defense specialist Larry Marr demon Senior substitute Marc Littlefield sets his sights Firing from long range Dar- strates his shooting ability on two points during the HHS-Academy en- rell Murphy lands two counter points. Panthers Take No 2 ln District Tourney Harrison entered the District Tournament against Canon City and was the victor ofthe game. With this win, they met St. lVlary's in the semi-finals, and once again came out on top despite a few misunderstandings among players. The championship game matched Harrison with league winning Widefield. The Panthers were unable to stop the Gladiators, who went on to the state tournament. During tournament play Phil Gibson lands two points against St, Mary's Pirates. ,lr ,f 5? 'J wud' - 1 ' -- ,al I 8, HIS. f 4 ', If If T' be ll ,ni M fl za N' 031 U ww CHAMPIONS: FRONT: Lee Manzano, Art Buan, Randy Don Gomez, Randy Davis, FOURTH: Kevin Hyman, Gary Stewart. Dan Flescher, Mike Childers, Kerry Larson. Casner, Keith Zornes. Ben Casados, Dan Warren. TOP: SECOND: Walt Kohl, Lee Cerioni, Ron Thomas, Bob ed O'Levenick, Cliff Sage, Tom Milan, Steve Leff, Adam Ditlow. Mike Connor. THIRD: Rick Martin, Ron Ramero, Bosh. COACHES: Gene Moses and Pete Rodriguez. 1967-68 Wrestling Season Season Record 11-O-1 iiLeague Record 5-O-O H.H.S. 28 La Junta 32 Palmer 28 Hinkley Widefield Tournament 21 Wasson 27 Widefieldt 31 Academy? 21 Mitchell 31 Cheyenne Mtft Widefield Quadrangular 33 St. Marysii 28 Lamar 29 Canon Cityi: 29 Roncalll District Tou rna ment State Tournament Opp. 22 9 12 3rd 21 19 11 19 16 2nd 10 13 19 20 2nd 5th aw Walt Kohl helps his opponent to St, Marys natural position. M19fHW Ni' 1' fi 'W ' ' '67-68 Wrestling Season PutHHS On The lVlap Don Gomez prepares to cradle his Cheyenne opponent, taking a 1st in the J.V. Tournament Harrison took first place in the W.R,L. JV Tourna- ment for the 2nd straight year. Junior Varsity: FRONT: Jonny Kieth, Kieth Zornes. Tom Ditlow, Wade Hammond. BACK: Steve Leff, Ben Casodos, Adam Bosh, Ron Ramero, Dorn Go- Rick Martin, George Neal, Noel lvlanzano, Joe Earls mez, Second: Cliff Sage, Ed O'Lever1iCk. Tom Milan, Coaches: Pete Rodriguez and Gene Moses 47 Randal Steward Leo Manzano 23-2-O 7-7-1 3rd in State 4th in District Art Euan 12-6-O 3rd in District Seniors Lead Wrestling Teair Art Buan prepares to get a little leg-drop. VARSITY SENIORSZ Ron Thomas 9-5-0 Bob Ditlow 3rd in District 6-6-0 48 FRONT: Leo Manzano, Art Buan, Randy Stewart, Dan Flecher, Mike Childers. SECOND: Randy Davis, Lee Cerioni, Ron Thomas, Bob Ditlow, Kerry Lar- son. TOP: Kevin Hyman, Gary Casner, Dan Warren, Mike Connor, Mgr. Ed Beedle Dave Williams. Dan Flescher Mike Childers Kerry Larson 5-6-1 25-O-1 9-5-1 STATE CHAMPION To 3rd W.R.L. Championship 1 Steve Sage Lee Ceriom 22-3-0 8-6-0 4th in State i .aa r r ' 1 F r-er,rr 49 Leo Manzano pins his opponent in the first round ofthe State Tournament. Leo went on to place with a third in State. Panthers Place 5th In State BELOW: Steve Sage muscles his man to a fourth in State Mike Childers becomes Harrison's first STATE CHAMPION!! Mike's first led Harrison to place fifth in State. Would You Believe? W. R. L. Champs 2nd In Dist. 5th In State 2, ikfiifit 17 5 1 J 4 3 , Lf S, 2,1 X STANDING. Hiram Flores, Ron Evans, Peter Fromke, Dan KNEELING. Bruce Wilson, Kendell Harpstor-Manager, Mike Quesenberry, Larry Moorrnan, Terry Parrish, Keith Tyler. Childers, John Fontenez, Ken Farinellit Track Team Staffed By Large Number Of Under Classmen Jerry Patterson, Steve Bestol, Keith Zoernes, Rodney Royce, Rick Lampton, Mike Childers, Rod Hare. DATE Mar. Mar. Apr. Apr. Apr. Apr. Apr. Apr. Apr. May May May May May May 52 1968 Track Schedule 22 30 5 9 13 16 20 24 26 1 4 10 17 21 24-25 EVENT Alamosa WRL Relays Canon City Air Academy Fountain Inv. Palmer Evergreen Inv Cheyenne CC Triangle Quadrangle Widefield Inv. CC Relays WRL Districts Sophomore Meet State Meet STANDING: Steve Anderson, Lee Ceroni, Stan Bestol, Tim PECHGCO, Noel MEVTZBUO- VV3Yfl9 TflSU9 0' Walt Kohl, Ri Wiley, Denis Slattery, Tom Kersh, Alan Freeman, Tony Chard Knox- Mitchell. KNEELING: George Neal, Kerry Larson, Tony STANDING: Doug Brown, Dan Porter, Steve Sage. KNEELING: Greeg Robb, Butch Foster, Dennis Wright, John Rodriguz, Dave Roberts. 53 ABOVE. Coach Richard Nlilward gives Butch Foster a word of encouragement before the teams first meet with Mitchei. RIGHT. Senior George Lamb lettered in swim- ming. Swimmers Compete In First Season veggie ABOVE. Coach Milward discusses Rod Hare's timing during the first meet. LEFT. Whit Anderson held the first place in the team scoring. Without the advantage of a pool, Harrison s inexperienced swimming team had a disap- pointing season. A total of 12 boys lettered, three of them being seniors, Whit Anderson, Richard Knox and George Lamb. Anderson held the team records for having the most firsts during the season, and the most accumulated points. Mr. Richard Milward was the organizer and coach of the first Panther swimming team. CTIVITIES -.vc w.,,M er speaking on the importance of character, Lee Cerioni lighted e red candle which symbolizes character. National Honor So Thirty Five Members RIGHT The oath of the National Honor Society was administered by Mr Kelly Askew to the incoming members. Officers for 1967-68 were Debbie Wenge, Treasurer: Darrell Murphy, President: and Jayne Veteto Secretary. New members of the Gorman Chapter of the National Honor Society were initiated into the soci- ety during a special assembly. Speakers included Mr Wayne Bricker, Mr. Kelly Askew, and various student pa rticipa nts. In order to be selected for the Honor Society a student must be a junior or a senior and must attain excellence in character, scholarship, leadership, JUNIORSZ Ed Beedle Ken Farinelli Pete Fromke Jackie George Scott Hammer Jim Hayes Diane Johnson Janice Light Virginia Loney Judy McClain Ken Myers Barbara Peck Marilyn Price Shelly Pyburn Cindy Rivera Bonnie Rogers Ed Rotz Linda Slade Ralph Smith Mike Tuder SENIORS: Beverly Baker Barbara Kirtley Janet Maki George McCIendon Mary McClure Janet Morgan Judy Parker Larry Pierce Alan Simmons David Stewart Kathy Vargo Al Warner Dan Warren Mike Willett 56 Student Council Sponsors Spirit Drive LEFT. This beautiful trophy was awarded to the class that displayed the most school spirit. It stands three feet tall and was bought by the Student Council. BELOW. Student body president Lee Cerioni looks over the minutes from the last Student Council meeting while waiting for all the repre- sentatives to gather. The goal of the council is to create better un- derstanding among the students and to promote activities within the school. They also strive to make improvements in student life wherever possible. Working under a new constitution, the Student Council fulfilled its goal in many ways. Represent- atives attended the State Student Council Conven- tion held in Fort Collins. Freshmen Kirt Warren, Kim Cerioni, and juniors, Linda Slade and Kelly Doud, listen intently at a Student Council meeting. 57 Quill And Scroll Honors Qutstanding Journalists To be eligible for Quill and Scroll, an inter- national society for high school journalists, one must have done superior work in some phase of journalism, be in the upper two thirds of his junior or senior class, and be recom- mended by the advisor and present members of the Quill and Scroll. The Gorman Chapter of Quill and Scroll initiated twenty new members and made Mrs. Estella Gill, sponsor, an honorary member. ........1l.. l Sponsor Mrs. Estella Gill and president Joy McGee confer about the initiation ceremony. Quill and Scroll senior members: George McClendon, Bev Baker, Kathy Vargo, Janet Maki. Joy McGee, Lee Cerioni, and sponsor Mrs. Estella Gill. FRONT. Ron Evans, Mike Parker. Larry Nloorman, Randy Gripe, Gary Casner. Randy Davis, Mike Childers, Lee Stewart, Leo Nlanzano, Kerry Larson, Ron Thomas, Walt Cerioni, Kevin Hyman, Barry Deese. Mr. Con Gerdes, McGinnis, Seigfried Mayer. Paul Reno, Gene Hayes. Bob advisor. Key Club Sponsors Numerous Activities FRONT. Jim Rhein. Scott Hammer, Juan Collazo. Ken Graham, Ken Farinelli, Noel lVlanzano, J.R. Burnett. Pete Fromke, Walt Kohl, Doug Brown, Ed Beadle. Rod Hare, Rick Lampton, Bob Levi. Dan Porter, Dan Quesenberry. Stan Bestol, Jim Hayes, Keith Zeornes. Steve Bestol. The Key Club is an international organization sponsored by the Kiwanis Club, and is composed of boys in the sophomore, junior and senior classes. The standards ofthe international club are to strive for useful citizenship, to develop initiative and leadership, and to serve the school. Service projects included cleaning the Child Day Care Center, collecting for the Heart Fund and organizing the high school parking lot. The Key Club co-sponsored the Sweetheart Dance and held the After-Prom. President Lee Cerioni, vice-president Kerry Larson, secretary Kevin Hy- man, treasurer Gary Casner and sergeant-at-arms Ron Thomas were directed by advisor lVlr. Con Gerdes. 59 ll L,IilUy IVICUISE, EVE DUTUUDIUWLJL, llltflttbd UUIIIBL, DCIIIUUCLLC vcla, Join: I vuci, Paula Weiss, Crystal Ford, Lilliana Florez, Teressa Tubec, Cindy Pyburn, Carrie Rodgers. Cindy Vigil, Dolly Rodgers, Janice Light, Marta Skupa, Pam Berry, Myra Delecrose, Glee Talbert, Terry Gray, Jeannette Runner, Veronica Ramirez, Jose- Iyn San Pedro. Amelia Matheson, llka Denning, Judy Kruger, Donna Bower, Sandra Burdue. Rita Wessels. Mary Adams, Sarah Farinelli. Pom Pon Girls Pep l i TOP. Pep Club officers Joanne Ferrino, Treasurer: Donnette Arland, Secretary: Kay Olsen, Vice-President: and Susan Gailliard, President. 1 i' , f - elif 2r:,,:W.fizz.22gb-. , ,-, - , . T i fg , -ff' .2 i l A W e 3 ,,,, ,mg2.'. ,J L fm,f.,5,4,z K L, Q :,g,,,,u. W,1 M, rf :xi ' Meaa5!E?'2 M ' , ' 'Wi r ' - 'e2f'i,w- ,,: uifiwi. r15g,lf . T , , -' , ,..t,r, f A f ,X , -rg9,,.,l5 -, tri-f it ,, it wif, - , ' t,:rgr,,,i ,ys,:,,aqsa, 1, X, jx ve-1 fix' A , ., - 2 - w fSfifQef2ff14,W ' K ' Q , N - Q ' ,f1,y,ff.g, - A ' L' WA-, My .-f.mf...f.g'flv'1 xeggagew .f 3' - , 'N ' .. ..,,.w..1.o-- ieigiw ftli -?,.lsws.,,i KHM W . K - f is y klwl gypt ilgrfff s Y iam:-fmrswlsfisw awww T ,, t .ttf 1 2,5 1, 1 A 'iff 1964 , MW.: .lui Pom Pon girls Sheryl Lutz, Cindy Graham, Jan Morgan, Diane Johnson, Pam Richardson, Barbara Kirtley, Shelly Pyburn. and Chris Gillman. 60 i FRONT. Robin Zeornes, Connie Zijac, Terry Leff, Carol Root, Carol Ortiz, Shannon Lowe, Mary Ann Mulwa, Judy Lockyear. Linda Turano. Tanya Gonzalas, Angela Ferra, Penny Wass, Debbie Wise, Becky Avila. Elenor Peto, Virginia Loney, Beverly Knipp. Jackie Armstrong, Denise Ferrino. Brigitta Matheny, Barbara Salas. Lorraine 0041! Gerardo, Brend Swim, Sue Hamm. Jan Runner, Patricia Lasher, Barbara lVlcCIendon, Bev Baker, Debby Wagner, Debby Wenge. Marty Porrata, Linda Blee. Patty Hines, Fechter. lu b J! kftfild Carol Casner, Susan Robinson, Brenda Spera, Peggy Pretzer, Debbie Neal, Lorri I 9!Z1,5i1U' LLWZPU 0' ffdiitir , ly ,M ,-QL, If U-:Lf 67 ,c LJ ,rujrmj by ff '4!,2ffL.JLf .al K -V gm., L'ff.fffff? 'jifiiptfewiittp Wrestling Cheerleaders , iiipfiv mfqfii i:f ff1+zgeff'iiV15f2 : I ft : . J riff,tflirfgfnrfitffrifwrtWs.1,3Q?fmia v ig 1 tw is if Z ' A Y ,, 'ff X' Y e W K, :- Q , ' A I ,Mm M 'I f. ,L W D 'A , L r i - -f e ta m gi , --,,ta ,t ,.., , ' - v.es. s ,,f ..,, L 'mmwmwedm Q2amm Wrestling cheerleaders Linda Comer, Joy McGee, Susan Miller, Barbara Peck, Kay Anderson and Kathy Judah. 61 Varsity cheerleaders: Debbie White. head cheerleader: Jackie George. Claudia Lamphear, LaNIyra Holman, Kelly Doud. Cheerleaders Boost Enthusiasm RIGHT. Junior Varsity Cheerleaders: Susan Rushing, Col Ieen Zajic, Tammy Quesenberry, Barbara Tailon. BELOW. Freshmen cheerleaders: Debbie Robinson. Sandy Turano Mary Kay Brown, Joanne Peck. ,L on n f' , i J, 15. , . Qzgxlgi i. V E7 r ' ,.fl,QQ,Q2'l:' f , 2 4 , .ini ffff-f -. if , vu: gf '. II f', li , V , fr Q :iff Q., s V PV B i '- -pr ' 1:-f ' 4 ' U '- , ' ' ' , i KJ H 1 V , H - i 'jjj ' , 4 H I J., . i ':' ,,,,i,Q . N W , ,,,, Q I ,A f , , , ff: 5: 1 3 , ' . .... . , -. ......, ,,,,. I H, . ,e,. i A,,h I f , '7A 7m l'w- A- '- s L' J' 'Q ,, M 'J ful ' 'A K we A 'f 425 B 3 iysey J 'NJN' Q?-5. A View ,,f0 w I , '5 - if W ' i77i-xr f isTAi??H i iQ52Q2i: 4. I Latin Students IVlourn The Death of Caesar Learning more of ancient Roman traditions and life was the aim of members of Harrison's Latin Club and classes. Members planned and participated in programs mourning the death of Julius Caesar. Each class planned their own program for the ldes of March . Activities included funeral processions, skits, and Roman feasting. RIGHT. Rita Wessels. Dave Vogler, Barbara McClendon, Barbara Skupa. Donna Morss. and Don Walton prepare the litter for carrying Caesar. BELOW. Donna Morss, Susan Carr, Don Walton, Barbara McCIendon carry Caesar, The citizen. surrendered unto death, is being taken from his house. gr 1.25-as N k I . -S t t i I, i :J L ra' G. A. A. Sponsors Powder Puff Football The Girls Athletic Association operated under a new constitution during 1967-68. Instead of involv- ing only members in activities, any interested girl was invited to attend. The girls participated in track and field, basketball, volleyball and softball. Harrison sponsored several sports days, which included girls from Farmington, New Mexico. The G.A.A.'s also sponsored a Powder Puff football game during Homecoming week and a faculty ver- sus G.A.A. volleyball game. The G.A.A. team, coached by Phil Gibson, beat the non-G.A.A. team. 18-O during the Powder Puff football game. SEATED. Sue Lutz. President: Joan Trevar- then. Secretary: Robin Zeornes. Sports- Head. STANDING. Jackie George. Treasurer: Cheryl Lutz. Vice-president. BELOW. Harrison G.A.A, member Bev Baker warms up before the Cheyenne Game. Htl llliii TOP PICTURE. FRONT ROW. Randy Stewart, Paul Reno, Gary Casner, Bob Gripe, Lynn Olney, Barry Deese, Larry Moorman, Leo Manzano, Art Buan, Mike Childers. Ed Revel, Andy Murray, Mike Parker, Ted Tomita, George McCIendon, Phil Gibson, Sig Mayer, Darrell Murphy, Clark Sheldon, Larry Marr, Bob Ditlow, Walt McGinnis, Kerry Larson, Kevin Hyman, Steve Sage, Lee Cerioni, Randy Davis, Ron Thomas. BOTTOM PICTURE. Ed Beadle, Ronnie Weiss, Stan Swann, Keith Zeornes, Juan Collazo, Doug Brown, Steve Bestol, J.R. Burnett. Robert Gillmore, Steve Bes- tol, Danny Quesenberry, Ken Graham, Danny Porter, Rick Lampton, Jim Rhein, Walt Kohl. Lettermen Build School Morale Harrison athletes worked together to perfect and main- tain the high standards of good sportsmanship through the Letterman's Club. Faculty advisors, Mr. Pete Rodriguez, Mr. Gene Moses, and Mr. Norman Sullivan worked with officers Mike Childers, President, Kerry Larson, Vice-president, Clark Sheldon, Secretary, and Darrell Murphy, treasurer: to organize the athletes in order to help raise school spirit. During wres- tling matches and basketball games, they added origina cheers to the traditional ones used by the cheerleaders. Afte school and during athletic events the lettermen sold conces- sions. Lettermen Clark Sheldon, Larry Marr, and Barry Deese show enthusiasm at pep assembly. 65 l r K F. S. A. Members Participate ln Regional Organization SEATED. Kathy Vargo, Elizabeth Clark, Alana Boyles, sponsor Mrs. Rose Marie Ormanoski, Nancy Rivera. STANDING. Judy Brunson, Vicki de Herara, Alice Boudreau, Melanie Melancon, Karen Taylor, Carol Gibson. Girls with an interest in the secretarial field who have average grades are eligible to become members of the F.S.A. The Pikes Peak Chapter of Future Secre- taries' Association, of which Harrison is a member, met at Colorado College. Other schools included in the Chapter are Air Academy, Widetield, and Manitou. Harrison students Nancy Rivera and Ka- thy Vargo received the top honors, first and second place in the Miss F.S.A. contest, sponsored by the Regional chapter. F.S.A. sponsor, Mrs. Rose Ormanoski gives acl- vice on cutting a stencil to a student, Pat Flath- GFS. Student enthusiasm for the Bowling Club played a big part in making the season a success. There were six teams with three people on a team. Throughout the year these teams worked hard for first place because the teams were so evenly matched. Spirit also ran high in the High School Match Team. This Team consisted of six members. The one who had low series one week would sit out the next week. The other schools participating were Wasson, Billy Mitchell, Palmer, and Wide- field. Sophomore Gary Morgan shows fine form at Bowlmor the home alley Bowlers Participate ln City Wide Team FRONT. Gary Clowe, Gary Morgan, Terry Goosen, Mark Lorenson. Bev Baker. Cindy Ransom, Barbara McClendon, Joan Trevarthen, Susan Schule. Judy Kruger. Janet Cox, Dean Thompson, Glen Larson, Mrs. Goosen-Coach, Rob Foster, Steve Reno, John Hill. UPPER RIGHT. John Hill, Secretary: President, Bev Baker: and Vice-president, George McClendon. RIGHT. Team member Joan Trevarthen keeps score while she waits for her turn to bowl. 67 M... Pre-Med Club Operates At HHS Ed Beedle, Della Manning, Ken Myers, Sue Buckman, Nick Bellis. Harrison's Pre-Med Club had an ac- tive and successful second year. Members achieved their goals of ex- ploring different fields of the medical profession. Activities included: Viewing films, tours of local hospitals, and lec- tures by guest speakers. Mr. Alfred Brophy sponsored this year club and Ed Beedle was the pres- ident. Sue Buckman served as secre- tary and treasurer. F.T.A. Explores Teaching Profession F.T.A. was a relatively new, inex- perienced organization, as most of the previous years members were seniors. Headed by Kathy Arnold, president, Anita Gomez, Vice-President: Vicky Calu, Secretary-Treasurer: and Mary Hyde, membership and publicity chairman, the club presented many interesting programs. Talks weregiven on the various aspects of teaching, means of procuring the right educa- tion and teaching experience, and other subjects of value to future teachers. Miss Patsy Giles and Mr. Dan Lampe were faculty advisors. STANDING. Myra Delacroce, Vicki de Herrara, Larry Caldwell. Mr. Dan Lampe, Anita Gomez. SEATED. Kathy Arnold, Mary Hyde, llka Denning. Harlem Clowns Vs. Harrison Facult Y 69 Artists Enhance Halls With Original Works Student artists used the hall display case to show their paintings. STANDING. Ray Quinn, Dave Roberts. SEATED. Mrs. Mildred Bayless, Penny Watt, Amy Bowlin. Harrison's Art Club, from the start the goal was to give all the students the opportunity to develop their art potentials under the supervision of Mrs. Bayless, and give them a chance to broaden their cultural background. Science Club Stresses Experimentation The Science Club was formed in order to allow students with an interest in science to do work in addition to that done in the class- room. Advised by Mr. Rahne the members took part in extra activities including field trips and movies. Norm Winnings, Merle Clowe, Judy Kruger, Bob Gilmore, Tony Aragon. BACK. Al Simmons, Bill Blanchard, Ralph Smith, Kathy Library Club Promotes Interest ln Literature Harrison's Library Club spent the first part of the year helping to organize the library at the new school. The members spent long hours working in the library helping their fellow students find and check out books. With the help of sponsor Mrs. Esther Lu Lasher, they filed the card catal- ogue and arranged books. A trip to the Air Force Academy Library was one of the first activities. Others in- cluded a skating party and a tour of the Museum of Natural History in Denver. Librarian Mrs. Esther Lu Lasher also served as the library club sponsor. Connors, Linda Patrick, Tim Mitchell, Ed Hauptly. FRONT. iii f ffMi l.l. if Scott Hammer, Debbie Hebert, Amelia Madison, Brenda Smith, Sandra Carter, Sue Hamm. Library club officers: Irene Tarlton, Treasurer: Jack pert, President: Patricia Lasher, Secretary. Ru t ....- 1- ,KX . rgg ' uf ' -'-L' TOP. Jayne Veteto, reporter: Diane Johnson, reporter: Kathy Vargo, 'X editor: and Mary Hyde, reporter: use the library to discuss their assignments. AT LEFT. Sports writers Darrell Murphy and Ken Graham X' choose the best basketball pictures for an upcoming edition. The newspaper staff was comprised of hard-working students from all four classes. Under the sponsorship and the guidance of Mrs. Pat Hearn, they strived to produce papers that were stimulating, entertaining and informative. For the first time the newspaper was printed rather than mimeographed, adding to its appeal. The fine cooperation between the staff and the journalism department, has been the main story of the Hi-Lites quality. Reporter David Stewart interviews Mr. James Stewart for his article on the opinions of substitute teachers of Harrison. Publications Stimulat tudent Interest Randy Davis and Judy Jones. class editor, identify pictures. Photographer Gene Hayes was often seen in the halls taking pictures of student life. The 1968 Panther staff headed by Janet Makh ednon and Mrs.l4men Greene, facuhy advmor, worked to n1ake the Panther an accurate record ofthe yeafs events The yearbook was divided into vari- ous sechons gnnng students the op- portunity to be responsible for their particular division. Larry Moorman wasin charge ofthe Spons secnon, whHe Judy Jones, Bev Baker, Paul Reno,and Karen Gensch wereedhors of separate departnwents FHty n1en1bers of the senior class contnbuted Unthe success ofthe Pan- ther by working for the beginning of the yea r. f f 1 9 . ee 1: -1 sfwzgwsfr-'re ' iw V ae Staff writer Beverly Baker sorts through copy to be used for the academic section of The Panther. wwe to WW 5 DW at .- ' Ligierff'i?fgt:?s15,,1-s.- 1 fm - . 4 -1 1 K 6 GL! VF 2 be :SK J v'-L 4 l 'J ff 'm g if guru? 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V 2, eww- . .J - i lr?K i'xlg. X i' I Hu' N if., , if 3.1-,M - . 1 NBREMWWESSENWWS : if 'iii ' A: Karen Gertsch. business manager, ponders over the yearbook's financial plight. 73 Paul Reno, photographer shows his undying enthusiasm over his photog- raphy assignment. I David Stewart as James Keller, Joann Ferreno as Aunt Ev, Jane Ann Veteto as Kate Keller, Louise Vilvandre as Helen Keller and Kay Olson as Annie Sullivan. James Keller reacts to his father's treatment in this scene with Kate Keller. Annie Sullivan, while teaching Helen table manners, had difficulties with Helen's mother. Kate Keller. The Miracle Worker THE MIRACLE WORKER is the engaging story of the re-birth of Helen Keller. Stricken with scarlet fever at the age of eighteen months, becoming totally deaf and blind as a result, she was allowed to wallow for almost six years in ignorance with no concerted at- tempts to reach her or to communicate with her. None, that is, until the arrival of Anne Sullivan, her governess. Blind herself at one time, Annie makes use of her own experience to try to reach Helen. This is the story of the heartbreak and frustration of Helen's early education and her final awakening. A Doctor ...,......, .................. R andy Davis Kate Keller .... ..,. J ayne Ann Veteto Capt. Keller .., .,,...... Greg Postles Helen Keller .,.. ......... L ouise Vilvandre Percy ...,..... ..... C ornelius Marshmen Aunt Ev ........ ....... J oann Ferreno James Keller .... .... D avid Stewart Anagnos ,...... ..... K en Faranelli Annie Sullivan .... ...... K ay Olsen Viney .......... .... L ana Boyles Blind Girls .,. ..,..... Judy Parker Cherie Caldwell Martha Porrata Off Stage Voice of Jimmy .... ..... L eo Manzano Directors ........,........ .... M rs. Ann Larson Mr. Craig Garner Mr. John Beliz 74 Dances Feature Leading Bands One of the most popular bands, The Good Tyme, entertained dancers at the sophomore Socratoes Sock hop. Q' TOP. Terry Parrish and Barbara Tallon take a break from I I dancing. TOP RIGHT. King Socratoesu reigned from a giant size sock throne. Carol Gibson, Ron Weiss, LaMyra Holman and Stan Swann dance to the Paxton Back Street at a post game sock hop. 75 ' iw PROM QUEEN CINDY GRAHAM ATTENDANTS SUSAN GAILLARD CHRIS GILLMAN Royalty Homecoming queen, Debbie White, chosen by the members of the football team, was crowned during half-time ceremonies by Gene Hayes. Her attendants were Debby Wenge and Janet Morgan. On the evening of February third, the commons area turned into a ball- room for Harrison's Sweetheart Dance, spon- sored bythe Key Club and the Pep Club. The HOMECOMING QUEEN DEBBI WHITE Key Club members chose Shelly Pyburn as Sweetheart Queen. She was attended by Barb Peck and Sue Lutz. The Junior-Senior Prom was held at the Broadmoor Hotel Grand Ball- room. Chris Gillman and Susan Gaillard were chosen attendants to the queen, Cindy Gra- ham. SWEETHEART QUEEN SHELLY PYBUFZN Variety Marks Assemblies 'Q ' I . 5523 I e 1 AL: mlm f , fmmimzk A 1 716, 11535 C, - J-1 . 1, tru ,Nf Q X x X 12,41 4 .f D y in 4 4,3 555 4319 , 2 -nil f V 4 .ga WEYQJ wa ., EMI 111.5 X QQ QMS ish' s Lv J! N Board Of Education Assures The Donald K. Giberson President Dr. William H. Hayes Vice-President William R. Tadder Treasurer Bill MacEnuIty Secretary Mrs. Robert Hansen Director Mr. Kelly Askew. principal, gives a speech during the dedication while Dr. William Hayes, Mr. Donald Giberson, Lee Cerioni and Mr. Wayne Bricker listen. 4 1 80 l est ln lVlodern Education Harrison's Board of Education supervises the financing of the six schools in District No. 2. In addition, the Board decides school poli- cies, and more important, assures each stu- dent the very best in modern education. Superintendent Mr. Wayne Bricker and his assistant Nlr. Lionel Robertson serve the dis- trict from their offices in the new Administra- tion Building. Their administration provides the school with an enthusiastic interest which guides the students to an understanding of duty and responsibility. Such an efficient administration is an essential component for the service of today's education. Wayne Bricker Lionel Robertson Superintendent Assistant Superintendent .n-v 5 TOP. On one of his frequent visits to the high school, lVlr. Wayne Bricker reviews the school policy with Mr. Kelly Askew. BOTTOM. While at his office, located in the new Administration Building, lVlr. Wayne Bricker meets many peo- ple. 81 KELLY ASKEW Principal B.S., MED. Northwestern State College Oklahoma University BROOKS NELSON Assistant Principal A.A., B.A., M. Ed. Graceland College Idaho State University University of Wyoming ROBERT MCCOY Business Manager B.A. Colorado State University Colorado State College Colorado College Adams State College Mr. Askew is a familiar sight among the students during lunch hour. Administration Stresses Student Achievement RIGHT. Assistant Principal Nlr. Brooks Nelson checks a student schedule. BELOW. The welcoming smile of Nlr. Askew greets everyone to H.H.S. lux? 82 Students Are Their Business MILDRED BAYLESS B.A. Phillips University JOHN BELIZ B.A. University of Colorado DAVID BEST A.B. Colorado State College MARTHA BOOTH A.B. Radcliff College M.A.T. Harvard Graduate School of Education ALFRED BROPHY B.A., M.A., Colorado State College GEORGE BURNETT B.A. Northwestern State M.A. Kansas University MICHAEL BURNS B.A. Western State College DEAN CAMPBELL A.B. Kansas State College Even geometry can be fun. Mr. David Best finds a students answer amusing. Mrs. Booth goes over the scale with her concert choir. Audio-visual aids are important to the study of all languages. Miss Linda Dotson uses the tape recorder as an aid in teaching Latin. Frequent conferences between Mrs. Jen- sen and Mr. Lampe add to the counseling departments effectiveness. Faculty Guides Student Activities RALPH CESARIO B.A. Colorado State College DAVID CRABTREE B.A., M.A. Western State College LINDA DOTSON B.A. Adams State College FLOYD FRAME B.A., M.A. Colorado College CRAIG GARNER B.S. Texas Tech PATSY GILES B.A. McMurry College ESTELLA GILL A.B., M.A. DePauw University . HELEN GREENE B.A. Mount Holyoke I M.A. Indiana University l I I D.L. HANSON B.A. Denver University PATRICIA HEARN B.S., M.B.A. West Texas State College DAVID A. HOFF I B.S. Colorado State University ROBERT IRVING B.S. Central Methodist 84 AUDREY N. JENSEN B.S.University of Minnesota M.A. Colorado College DAN LAMPE B.S., M.A.. Colo. State University ANNE LARSON B.A. Gustavus Adolphus ESTHER LU LASHER B.A., M.A. Denver University M.R.E. Eastern Baptist Theological Seminary BARBARA LITTLEFlELD B.A. Northwestern State College PAUL MARTIN B.A. Southern Colorado State College ROBERT MEWES B.A. Colorado State College RICHARD MILWARD B.S. Wisconsin State University A During an English class Mrs. Littlefield gives instructions to a student. ABOVE. A student teacher, Mr. Guthrie, advises on a critical move. GARY MONTEL B.S. Colorado State University ELANOR MOORE B.A. Alderson-Broaddus College BILL MOORE B.A. Oklahoma State College M.A. Colorado College JOHN MORRIS B.A. Oklahoma State University EUGENE MOSES B.A., M.A. Adams State College ROSE MARIE ORMANOSKI AB., M.A. Colorado State College RUTH ANN PHILLIPPE B.S. Colorado State University PAUL RAHNE B.A., M.A. Adams State College Faculty Members Utilize As the Athletic Director, Mr. Starritt has many extra duties, even getting the field ready for a Freshmen football game. While looking for reference material, Miss Sabo chats with a student. Modern Teaching Facilities PETER RODRIGUEZ B.A., M.A. Western State College Denver University University of Nebraska JEANNE SABO B.A. Colorado State University Aside from his teaching duties Mr. Montel gave the football team a hand. DAVID STARRlTT B.A. Western State College Colorado State College Adams State College JEANNIE STEPHEN B.S. Colorado State University WARREN L. STREIFF B.S. Kansas State Teachers College STEPHANIE THOMPSON B.S. Western Michigan University' Northern Michigan University 87 A good listener is one of the signs of a good coun- selor. Rod Hare relates a minor problem while Miss Trogdon listens atten- tively, Faculty Takes On New Look NORMAN SULLIVAN B.A. Western State College PEGGY SUMMERS B.A. Colorado State University JANE TROGDON B.S. Louisiana State University MA. Adams State College CLARENE WALKER B.S. University of Texas JOANN WIESNER B.S. Wisconsin State University EULA MAE AMMON Secretary to Librarian DOROTHY L. BAUER Guidance Secretary ALMA ENGLERT Attendance Clerk BETTY MYERS Office Secretary Mrs. Englert and Pat Flathers go over attendance records. Secretaries Lend Helping Hand v i' 5 ,V, f .r f f OWL wi5Li2'2l'5?5 .f - .5 fl.-V .X V ..mg.:, ...zur Mi T- ..,' l V 5 W 3 i i 1' . . L ere. i Q v ,.., ug l.wi.ifi5WMm5Mi. ,,i' RIGHT. Almost 'every' morning Mrs. Myers can- he seen, A H I iii.?i,,m. through the office window. working on the Activity Fund iq'-ilk A N, N W .... ff sg records. BELOW. Getting all the new books on the shelves and .1 f .. . on file required a lot of typing on the part of Mrs. Ammon. ww- ..,7f . -... .- 1: .L . 4,.e,..gr: g.f-i,s:?f:- iff lfisiftipirm time if Cooks Supervise Lunch Preparation Aside from her cooking duties, Mrs. Ruth Martinez also does dishes. Judy Casados Ruth Martinez Doris Murphy Emma Ramos Marina Villegos 90 j i 1 i W J FQ 5 , sv THE lVlAN IN THE GLASS When you get what you want in your struggle for self, And the world makes you king for a day: Just go to that mirror and look at yourself, And see what THAT man has to say. For. it lsn't your father or mother or wife. Who judgment upon you pass: The fellow whose verdict counts .most in your life. ls the one staring back from the glass. Some people may think you a straight-shootin' chum And call you a wonderful guy, But the man in the glass says you're only a bum. lf you can't look him straight in the eye. He's the fellow to please. never mind all the rest. For he-'s with you clear up to the end. And you've passed your most dangerous. difficult test lf the man in the glass is your friend. You may fool the whole world down the pathway of years. And get pats on your back as you pass. But your final reward will be the heartaches and tears, lf you've cheated the man in the glass. Author unknown XARRESON l-HGH SCHOOL M p,,,,gqrH4 ' Q, iz ,J Class Of 1968 Senior class student council representati 'es Jayne Veteto gives a report of a council meeting to class sponsor Mrs. Barbara Littlefield. Senior class officers Darrell Murphy, Vice-president: Janet Maki, Treasurer: Debbie White. Secretary: and Clark Sheldon, President. St. Mary's Porn Pon girls visited a Harrison pep assembly in the form of seniors Walt McGinnis, Bill Santiago. Leo Manzano, Ron Evans. Paul Reno, Bob Gripe, Bob Ditlow, and Randy Davis. Bob The Kid Gripe displays the senior class collection of safety pins while Dan Warren and Ted Tomita serve as body guards. ff English Literature requires extensive reading in and out of class. Judy Jones makes use of class time. James Akins Whitney Anderson John Aragon Emily Baca Beverly Baker Linda Batten Allen Beardsley Lynn Beatty Pete Benda Marvin Berggren Paula Blanchard William Blanchard Mike Parker, Andy Nlurry, Kerry Larson and Ron Thomas catch up on individual study. Class Of '68 Leads Harrison 32539 ,ogamg ig f-H ..., --my .. ,,.. , , - :yi 'tt f' 9 2'-255'is-Ei If-QZff21E'faJ 2 '2LEifQii,IQ'U29 fl f.e..2v,.lfQz,t:51LU, .- -- - ' f ' J T' .' .sm ' 'x i':' : . ir-'E 'li t' Ei A K ',-'T I .' '.if?'I'r!':5la 5 . --ag I ' 2 i !'i,.1g - ' if 2 ' ' fi? pi? S , 92 ,. M, Ns ,Q W J 'st SE lf Q ff' ,gp 2 xi? Y M, M Q 94 In Academic Achievements Gary Bohannon Candy Bosch Alice Boudreau Amy Bowlin Lou Vilvandre Cindy Graham and Paul Reno rehearse a scene for Dramatic Literature. Class participation is important to make a well rounded student. ABOVE. Mr. C. goes over an answer with Karen Gertsch. BELOW. Bob Gripe shows great styie while making a speech. 95 Student Council officers Lee Cerioni Presidentg Paul Gagnon, Vice-President LaMyra Holmon, Secretary: Debby Wenge Treasurer, preside over Council meeting. Student council dominated by Sen- iors, listens attentively as Whit An- derson makes a motion. Alanna Boyles Don Brown Judy Brunson Arthur Buan Sue Buckman Cherie Caldwell Sandee Carter Gary Casner Seniors Head Student Government j. I 6 Q ,,,, sf. Lee Cerioni Sherie Childers Manuel Cobos Paul Crabb Mike Childers Elizabeth Clark Michael Connor Charlie Curtis Seniors Triumph Over Underclassmen The 1968 Homecoming Queen and her attendants were all members of the senior class. Queen Debbi White, attended by Janet Morgan and Debby Wenge, were escorted by three senior boys, Gene Hayes, Ron Evans, and Darrell Murphy. .,,V. , ' fir e 1' 4 Linda Darlington ti ' A i Rand Davis Ls , ima? mi Barryy Deese v I Vicky DeHerrera Robert Ditlow Jeanne Dixon Richard Dunaway Doris England Donna Enriquez In Homecoming Competition 'W3 isv:usev I R. Cage the Tigers was the theme of the first place senior float. The senior float committee worked many weeks to perfect their creation. Ruben Espa rza Ron Evans William Falkenberry Betty Fix Dan Flesher Mike Flesher Robert Friess Pat Flathers Liliana Flores David Fox 99 lli lit' ex l H5917 Art Buan and John Aragon show school spirit by participating in extra-curricular activities. Art helps in the concession stand and John gives moral support to the football team. Paul Gagnon Susan Gaillard ' Patricia Gatiss 5 ' f , . TAL , f -Qls A s 'AK A sf we X. l ,l i 21 , X NX r :NM ,X i vo it ,X Xi X Q73 Karen Gertsch X -X Warren Gibson ri YJ' Nt fxvi J christine Gaunygli is ffl V A QT .f 'F' OX xr' W X - f f 'Rv ' Rfb A -ffffx lm? Du it J sl J Q , , lf' 'jig Y IQ fi X X X X0 l' Aix J fl, L ull, 'J , If .s ' Ph Lf fa , I fx N X X f i ' YLXVU A -,gy 14731: , lx mf! X X fl 100 it XQI' lf i A o AN V y I i ilx Ni 'bil l .D T' 'sa Q Cheerleaders Allan Beardsley and Lynn Olney lent their moral support to the G.A.A. during a Powder Puff football game. 'J VN Y i G-3. X ' N Q, , X Debbie Wenge cheers with the Pep Club at the Kg first game of the year. 'Q 'X qxj Don Giminaro Georgia Gish Cynthia Graham Bob Gripe Gene Hayes Linda Hobbs Lalvlyra Holman Charles Horne Earl Howerter Trudy Hutchison Kevin Hyman Judy Jones lOl JKM,-.9 'VN .gs Class of '68 ls First To After a hard day at school, Randy Davis relaxes in the Publications Room. Libby Jones Pat Jones Freddy Jiron Jack Kirby Barbara Ki rtley Richard Knox Seniors use the Commons Area for just about everything. Jan Morgan, Mike Parker, Chris 3 Williams and Kerry Larson practice a skit. 102 Graduate From New School En George Lamb Gene Lentz Suzanne Lutz Janet Maki Larry Marr Kerry Larson Marc Littlefield Sharon Maddux Leo Manzano Vicki Marsh glish students take a break after one of Mrs. Larson's lectures. Seniors Randy Stewart and Leo Manzano display physical attri butes. 103 Senior Bob Gripe gives worthy advice to inno- cent Junior Doug Brown. g. Pauline Martinez Siegfried Mayer George McClendon Mary McClure Mike McDaniel Joy McGee Walter McGinnis Melanie Melancon Ruth Merrill Deborah Mitchell Larry Moorman Dennis Morgan If Robert Hayman and Mike Muth had known that they were carrying report cards, they wouldn't have been so glad to help. Would-be-lover Paul Reno strikes a familiar pose with Kay Olsen for annual photographers. X ,Ja net Morgan Darrell Murphy Andy Murray Dennis Oldnettle V 105 Proficiency in speech requires practice. as Felis Rivera puts the finishing touches on Andy Murry demonstrates. the Christmas card sent to the alumni serving in Viet Nam. , m.sf5s,w - -A ' ' -2V5! !'. Q1 w , .lv it -9'--if 'Q ' ,- Lynn Olney Larry Olson Marie Ornelas Joe Pacheco Gail Palmer Judy Parker Mike Parker Linda Patrick Dena Pettay Rosemary Pfander Larry Pierce Kaye Potts ! The Commons is an area for open discussion. LaMyra Holman lends her opinion to one of these discussions. Seniors Aid Underclassmen Charles Pridgen Paul Reno Feiis Rivera Steve Sage Debby Shaw Raymond Quinn Eddie Revel Nancy Rivera Bill Santiago Clark Sheldon Stacy Reinhardt Pamela Richardson Rickey Rodgers Judy Schryver Alan Simmons '4 M 5 i if iii gi A we 'ew' A fixmrw A X 'fn gg 935,22 Q f if i ,jk ,ij ,-I t New E , ,fs QQ W, ,. .io H XZ Q X K I 107 Senior Year Will Always Be Remembered By Class Of '68 Barbara Smith Linda Smith Glenda Stevenson David Stewart Randy Stewart Joe Sulzer Pennie Swan Gary Swanson Brenda Swin Ron Thomas Linda Thompson Theodore Tomita Mary Ellen Toms I 108 Karen Taylor Brenda Thackeray Kathleen Wiley Susan Wilkins Michael Willet Chris Williams Fran Willie Kerry Willis Steve Winter John Young Yolanda Torres Joan Trevarthen Grace Tutton Kathy Vargo Jayne Veteto Ernie Vigil Louise Vilvandre AI Warner Dan Warren Roger Weese Deborah Wenge Debbi White firm F 'W' k g f Z Wkfsgifirf? ' ' ' if Q, . rm 7 ggg it - 1 'gig 4 g ly- , Qixffi - Ari? 'Sw ' 2 :si .jig -g':i'7gs2. 'ff S as Nav 109 Senior Activities JAMES AKINS-Pep Band 2,3.4: Marching Band 2,3.4: Stage Band 2,3.4: Brass Choir 2.3. WHIT ANDERSON-Student Council 4: German' Club 3.4: Li- brary Club 3: Swimming 4. JOHN ARAGON EMILY BACA-Pep Club 1: Spanish Club 1.2: Art Club 1: Red Cross l,2. BEV BAKER-Quill and Scroll 3.4: Girls Basketball 4: Annual Staff 4: Newspaper Staff 3: Pep Club 1.2.3: Bowling Club 3: Pres. 4: G.A.A. 2.3.4. LINDA BATTEN-Concert Chorus 3: Girls Chorus 4: Newspa- per Staff 4: Pep Club 2: Band 1,2,3.4: G.A.A. 3: Drama Club 3: Marching Band 1,2,3.4: Pep Band 1.2.3.4. ALLAN BEARDSLEY-Football 1: Band 1.2.3.4. LYNN BEATTY-Football 2: Track 2. PETE BENDA-Band 1.2.3: Ski Club 2. MARVIN BERGGREN-Band 1.2. DORIS BIGLOW SARAH BIGLOW BARBARA ALICE BLAIR-Latin Club 1.2: German Club 2: Art Club 1: Drama Club 3. BILL BLANCHARD ' PAULA BLANCHARD-Concert Chorus 4: Girls Chorus 4: Pep Club 1: French Club 3.4: Library Club 3: G.A.A. 4. CANDICE BOSCH I GARY BOHANEN LANA BOYLES-F.T.A. 2: Newspaper Staff I: Pep Club 3.4: Spanish Club 2: Ski Club 4: F.S.A. 1. ALICE BOUDREAU-Girls Chorus 4: F.H.A. 2: F.S.A. 4. ROY BOWER-Band 1.2. AMY BOWLIN WILLIAM BRILEY DON BROWN JUDY BRUNSON-G.A.A. 2: Pres. 3: Sec. 4. 4 ARTHUR BUAN-Football 1: Wrestling 2,3.4: Tennis 2: Student Council 4: Key Club 4: Letterman's Club 2,3.4: Band 1,2,3.4: Spanish Club Pres. 3. SUE BUCKMAN-German Club 2,3.4: Pre-Med Club Sec-Treas. 4. CHERIE CALDWELL-Girls' League 2.3: Archery Club 3. SANDY CARTER-Spanish Club 3: Library Club 2.3.4. GARY CASNER-Concert Chorus 4: Football 1.3.4: Wrestling student Council 4: Key Club 3. Treas. 4: Letterman's u . . LEE CERIONI-National Honor Society 3.4: Quill and Scroll 3.4: Concert Chorus 4: Football 3.4: Wrestling 2,3.4: Student Council 2.3 Pres. 4: Student Advisory Board 3.4: Key Club 3. Pres. 4: Letterman's Club 2,3.4: Ski Club 1,2,3.4: Track 1.2: D.A.R. Award 1: All-City Student Council 4. MIKE CHILDERS-Concert Chorus 1.3,4: Football 1.2.3. Co- Capt. 4: Wrestling 1.2: J. Pike Award 3.4: Student Council 4: Student Advisory Board 4: Key Club 4: Letterman's Club 1.2.3. Pres. 4.: Track 1.2.3.4. SHERIE CHILDERS-Concert Chorus 1,2,3.4: Girls Chorus 4: Iilezvgslpaper Staff 4: Pep Club 1: Student Council 4: G.A.A. ELIZABETH CLARK MANUEL COBOS MIKE CONNOR-Wrestling 3.4. PAUL CRABB-Band 1.2.3.4 CHARLIE CURTIS LINDA DARLINGTON RANDY DAVIS-Football 1.3.4: Wrestling 3.4: Annual Staff 4: Student Council 4: Key Club 3.4: Letterman's Club 4: Ski Club 4: Track 1.2: Senior Play 4. JAMES DAVIS BARRY DEESE-Football 1,2,3.4: Wrestling 1.2.3: Student Council 3.4: Key Club 4: Letterman's Club 3.4. VICTORIA DEHERRERA ROBERT DITLOW-Madrigal Singer 3.4: Concert Chorus 2.3, Pres. 4: All-State Chorus 4: Football 2, Honorable Mention 3. All-City. All-League 4: Wrestling 3.4: Student Council 4: Key Club 3.4: Letterman's Club 2.3.4. RICHARD DUNAWAY DORIS ENGLAND-Girls Chorus 3.4: Pep Club 3.4: Band 1.2.3. DONNA ENRIQUEZ RUBEN ESPARZA RON EVANS-Concert Chorus 4: Newspaper Staff 3.4: Key Club 4: Drama Club 4: Track 3. IIO BILL FALKENBERRY-Audio-Visual 2.3.4. BETTY FIX-Newspaper Staff 3.4: Pep Club 1.2.3. PAT FLATHERS DAN FLESHER-Football 2.3: Wrestling 2.3.4. MIKE FLESHER LILIANA FLORES-Pep Club 3.4: G.A.A. 2.4: Pre-Med 3.4: Li- brary 1.4. DAVID FOX ROBERT FRIESS PAUL GAGNON-National Honor Society 3.4: Quill and Scroll 3.4: Madrigal Singers 4: Concert Chorus 4: Football 1.2: All- League 3.4: Basketball 1.2. All-League. All-City. All-State 3: Baseball 1.2. All-League 3: Student Council 1.2.3 Vice-Pres. 4: ggident Advisory Board 4: Key Club 3.4: Letterman's Club . .4. SUSAN GAILLARD-Concert Chorus 1: F.H.A. 1: Pep Club 1.2.3 Pres. 4: Student Advisory Board 4: Ski Club 1.2: Pom Pon Girl 3: F.S.A. 4. JOHN GARCIA PATRICIA GATISS KAREN GERTSCH-National Honor Society 3.4: Quill and Scroll 3.4: F.H.A. 1. Parliamentarian 2: F.T.A. 1.2: Annual Staff Business Mgr. 4: Pep Club 1.2: Spanish Club 3: Student Director Senior Play 4: F.S.A. 4: Swimming 3. PHIL GIBSON-Football 3: Basketball 1,2,3.4: Letterman's Club 2,3.4: French Club 3.4: Track 3. CHRIS GILLMAN-Concert Chorus accompanist 4: Pep Club 1,2,3.4: Pom Pon Girl 2.3.4. DON GIMINARO GEORGIA GISH CINDY GRAHAM-Pom Pon Girl 4: Pep Club 1.2.3.4. CHARLES GRIESS BOB GRIPE-Football 1,2,3.4: Wrestling 2,3.4: Student Council 2,3.4: Key Club 3.4: Letterman's Club 3.4: Student Council 1.2.3.4: Key Club 3.4: Letterman's Club 3.4: Ski Club 2,3.4: Track 1.2. GENE HAYES-Annual Staff 3.4: Student Council 1,2,3.4: Key Club 3.4: Ski Club 1.2. Vice-Pres. 3. Pres. 4: Swimming 4. ROBERT HAYMEN JOE HEDE LINDA HOBBS-F.H.A.1.2: Pep Club 1.2: Ski Club 1.2: Art Club 1. LA MYRA HOLMAN-Concert Chorus 3.4: Girls Chorus 2: Cheerleader 2.3.4: Pep Club 1.2.3.4: Student Council 2. Sec. 3.4: All-City Student Council 3.4: All-State Student Council Dele- gate 3.4: Pikes Peak Leadership Conference. CHARLES HORNE EARL HOWERTER TRUDY HUTCHINSON-Girls Chorus 4. KEVIN HYMAN-Football 1.3,4: Basketball 2: Wrestling 3.4: Baseball 1,2,3.4: Student council 4: Key Club 3. Sec. 4: Letter- man's'Club 3.4. FRED JIRON KATHY JOHNSON-Newspaper Staff 4: Pep Club 1: Ski Club 1.2: Drama Club 2. JUDY JONES-Cheerleader 1.2: F.H.A. 2: Annual Staff 4: Pep Club 1.2: French Club 3: Ski Club 2. Treas. 3. LIBBY JONES PAT JONES-Girls Chorus 1.2.3: Pep Club 1.2.3: Student Council 2: French Club 3. JACK KIRBY-Football 2.3: Wrestling 2.3: Track 2,3. BARB KIRTLEY-Concert Chorus 4: Pep Club 1,2,3.4: Student Advisory Board 4: Pom Pon Girl 2. Head Pom Pon Girl 4. RICHARD KNOX-Swimming 4: Tennis 3.4: Track 3.4. GEORGE LAMB KERRY LARSON-Football 1,2,3.4: Wrestling 3.4: Basketball 2: Track 2,3.4: Student Council 4: Letterman's Club 2,3.4: Key Club 3. Vice-Pres. 4. GENE LENTZ MARC LITTLEFIELD-Basketball 1.2.3.4: Baseball 1.2.3. SUE LUTZ-Concert Chorus 3.4: Girls Chorus 2,3.4: F.H.A. 2: Pep Club 2.3: Student Council 3.4: Student Advisory Board 4: Band 1.2: G.A.A. 2. Treas. 3. Pres. 4: Science Club 1: All-State Student Council Rep. 3. SHARON MADDOX ' GARY MAESTAS JANET MAKI-Quill and Scroll 3.4: Annual Staff 3. Editor 4: Pep Club 1.2: Student Council 3.4: Student Advisory Board 4: Ski Club 2,3.4: Class Treas. 3.4: Cheerleader 1.2. LEO MANZANO-Wrestling 2,3,4: Key Club 3.4: Band 2. VICKI MARSH-Newspaper Staff 4: Pep Club 1.2.31 Ski Club 3.4: G.A.A. 3.4. PAULINE MARTINEZ SIEGFRIED MAYER-Football 1.2,3.4: Basketball 1.2.3.4: Track 1: Key Club 4: Letterman's Club 4. GEORGE MCCLENDON-Quill and Scroll 3, Treas. 4: Baseball 3,4: Annual Staff 3: Student Council 4: Key Club 3.4: Letter- man's Club 4: Bowling Club 3, Pres. 3. MARY MCCLURE-Madrigal Singers 3,4: Girls Chorus 1.2,3.4: F.H.A. 1: Pep Club 1.2,3.4: German Club 3, Sec. 4: All-State Chorus. MIKE McDANlEL JOY McGEE-National Honor Society 3,4: Quill and Scroll 3, Pres. 4: Madrigal Singers 4: Girls Chorus 1.2.3.: Sec. 4: Cheer- leader 3, Head 4: F.H.A. 1: Annual Staff 4: Pep Club 1,2 Sec. 3,4: Student Advisory Board 4: German Club Pres. 3, Vice-Pres. 4. WALTER McGlNNlS-National Honor Society 3.4: Madrigal Singers 3,4: Concert Chorus 2,3,4: Football 3,4: Basketball 1.2,3.4: Baseball 2: Key Club 4: Letterman's Club 4: Band 1,2.3: German 3. Treas. 4: All-State Chorus 4. KAREN McMAHEN LARRY MARR-Football 3: Basketball 2,3,4: Baseball 2,3,4: Letterman's Club 3,4: Band 1,2,3,4. MELANIE MELANCON-Art Club 1.4: F.S.A. 4: Pep Club 1. RUTH MERRILL-F.H.A. 1: Pep Club 2. DEBORAH MITCHELL LARRY MOORMAN-Tennis 2: Annual Staff, Sports Editor 4: Key Club 3.4: Letterman's Club 2,3,4: Track 2.3.4. JANET MORGAN-Pep Club 2,3,4: Pom Pon Girl 2,3,4: Home- coming Queen Attendant 4. MIKE MORRIS DARRELL MURPHY-National Honor Society 3, Pres. 4: Con- cert Chorus 4: Football 1: Basketball 1.2. All-League. All-City, Co-Captain 3.4: Baseball 1.2. All-League 3,4: Student Council 1.2,3,4: Student Advisory Board 4: Key Club 4: Letterman's Club 1.2.3 Treas. 4: Track 3: Vice-Pres. Senior Class. ANDY MURRAY-Football 2,3,4: Key Club 4: Letterman's Club 3.4: Track 1.2: Science Club 1. DENNIS OLDNETTLE LYNN OLNEY-Football 3: Basketball 1,2.3: Tennis 1.2, Captain 4: Key Club 4: Letterman's Club 1,2.3,4: Track 1.2: Hobby Club. LAWRENCE OLSON MARIE ORNELAS-Pep Club 3: Spanish Club 1.2: G.A.A. 2. JOE PACHECO WOLFGANG PALACIOS GAIL PALMER-Madrigal Sinsgers 4: Girls Chorus 2, Treas. 3: Concert Chorus 4: F.T.A.,3: Pep Club 1.2.4: Art Club 1. MIKE PARKER-Football 4: Baseball 2.3: Key Club 3,4: Letter- man's Club 4. JUDY PARKER-Girls Chorus 4: Pep Club 2: Pep Band 1,2.3.4: Marching Band 1.2.3.4: Drama Club 3: G.A.A. 3,4: Class Play 4. LINDA PATRICK-F.H.A. 1, Newspaper Staff 4: Pep Club 1.2.3, 4. PAULA PELLINI g:ElllJA4PE'I'TAY-French Club 3. Treas. 4: Library Club 3.4: Art u . ROSEMARY PFANDER-Newspaper Staff 3,4: Art Club 1. Drama Club 3. LARRY PIERCE GREG POSTLES KAYE POTTS-Girls' Chorus 2,3,4: F.H.A. 3,4: Newspaper Staff 4: Pep Club 1.2,3,4: Student Council 1: G.A.A. 4. CHARLES PRIDGEN RAYMOND QUINN-Science Club 2: Bowling Club 3: Track 3: Art Club 4. SgAC:YTR:ll-JARDT-Concert Chorus 4: Football 1.2: Basketball PAUL RENO-Football 1,2,3.4: Annual Staff 4: Key Club 4: Letterman's Club 3.4: Art Club 1: Historian Society 3. EDDIE REVEL--Football 1: Basketball 1.2.3: Baseball 1: Track 2.3: Letterman's Club 2,3,4: Band 1.2. PAM RICHARDSON-National Honor Society 3.4: Concert Chorus 4: Pep Club 2,3,4: Student Council 4: Pom Pon Girl 2,3,4: Libralg Club Pres. 2.3. TERRY RIG S FEL? RIVERA-Pep Club 1.2.3: Art Club 1.2.3.4: Library Club NANCY RIVERA Senior Activities STEVE ROSSON STEVE SAGE-Wrestling 2.3.4. BILL SANTIAGO JUDY SCH RYVER-Concert Band 1.2.3, Sec. 4: Marching Band 1,2,3,4: Pep Band 1.2.3,4: Majorette 2. DEBORAH SHAW CLARK SHELDON-Concert Chorus 4: Football 1.2.3, Co- Captain 4: Basketball 1,2,3,4: Student Council 1,2,3.4: Student Advisory Board 2,3,4:-Key Club 4: Letterman's Club 2, Sec- Treas. 3, Sec. 4: Class Pres. 2.3.4. ALAN SIMMONS-Newspaper Staff 4: French Club 3.4: Library Club 4: Chess Club 2.4: Bowling Club 4. BARBARA SMITH-National Honor Soceity 3,4: Quill and Scroll 3,4: F.T.A. Treas. 2,3,4: Pep Club 2: Student Council 2.3: German Club 2.3: Library Club 2. Vice-Pres. 3: Bowling Club 3: F.S.A. 3.4. LINDA SMITH GLENDA STEVENSON-National Honor Society 3,4: Concert Chorus 4: Girls Chorus 4: Band 2,3,4: Pep Band 3,4: Marching 3.4: Spanish Club 1. DAVID STEWART-Concert Chorus 4: All State Chorus 4: Annual Staff 3,4: Newspaper Staff 3.4: French Club 4: Drama Club 4: Class Play 4. RANDY STEWART-Wrestling 3.4: Letterman's Club 3,4: An- nual Staff 4. JOE SULZER BRENDA SWlMANational Honor Society 3,4: Concert Chorus 2,3,4: Pep Club 2.4: ,Latin Club 2.3: Library Club 3: G.A.A. 3. KAREN TAYLOR BRENDA THACKERAY NORMAN THOMAS LINDA THOMPSON THEODORE TOMITA MARY ELLEN TOMS YOLANDA TORRES GARY TOTTENHOFF JOAN TREVARTHEN-G.A.A. 3.4: Bowling Club 4: Pep Club 1.2: Student Council 1. ROBERT TRUJILLO GRACE TUTTON-F.H.A. 1: Newspaper Staff 4: Pep Club 1.2.3.4: Art Club 1.2: G.A.A. 4: Mixed Chorus 1.2.3. KATHY VARGO-Quill and Scroll 3.4: Newspaper Staff 2.3. Editor 4: Student Advisory Board 4: German 3.4: Library Club Pres. 1, Sec. 2,3,4: F.S.A. 4. JAYNE VETEO-National Honor Society 3, Sec. 4: Newspaper Staff 2,3,4: Pep Club 1.2: Drama Club 2.4: Pre-Med Club 3.4. ERNIE VIGIL LOUISE VILVANDRE-Senior Play 4: Ski Club 4: Girls' Basket- ball 2,3,4: Swimming 1.2. AL WARNER-Tennis 1.2.3.4: Letterman's Club 2,3,4: German Club 3. Pres. 4: Ski Club 1.2: Track 1. D DAN WARREN--Quill and Scroll Vice-Pres. 4: Wrestling 2,3,4: Spanish Club Vice-Pres. 3: Track 2. ROGER WEESE-Concert Chorus 3.4: Newspaper Staff 4: Spanish Club 2: Art Club 2.4. DEBBY WENGE-National Honor Society 3. Treas. 4: F.H.A. 1: Pep Club 1.4: Student Council 3. Treas. 4: Ski Club 1.2.3. 4: Class Treasurer 2: Pikes Peak Leadership Conference 3: SCSC Student Council 3. l . DEBBI WHITE-National Honor Society 3.4: Madrlgal Singers 4: Concert Chorus 2.3, Sec. 4: Cheerleader 1.2.3. Head 4: Pep Club 1.2,3,4: Student Council 4: Student Advisory Board 4: Ski Club 1.2.3. Sec. 4: Class Sec. 2,3,4: Homecoming Queen 4. KATHY WILEY SUSAN WILKINS-F.H.A. 1: Pep Club 1.2. MIKE WILLET-Basketball 1.2: Hobby Club 1. CHRIS WILLIAMS-Pep Club 1,2,3.4: Ski Club 2.3: Art Club 2.3: Drama Club 1.2. FRANCIS WILLIE KERRY WILLIS STEVE WINTER JOHN YOUNG-National Honor Society 3,4: Ill ffffj W .yu ' OJ' Wim? W QifiMjf3 JQLWQDMUWJZ. ,A awe , :N xiw QQ35! Presiding over junior class meeting are officers Kay Olson. Treasurer: Virginia Loney. Vice- President: Donnette Arland. Secretary: Juan Collazo. President: and one of the sponsors, Miss Sabo! 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'rt,,v32Q. tg Sophomores Tina Kruse, Delores Smith, Margie Pacheco, and Coleen Zajic take time out from studying to talk. f. is J ' F J fi' I imwmmwyi if ,M if ri i ii, Q. :if U gi 5 Riffs . gixigx li fi MW , fliigyfilifiieiisx ffsirwfxi 1 g gig gsigieiskm ., ,wfs12fira.iz E My iixpmjgieii M21 4-21 figs 'ill' 'gg ' mi: , l ,-,Elsie 52 iisifef- 5192 J Yi ig i L me in w ,Q fllsli lm gi K iii Biff , wee, ' 4 i f ea KH i 1 3 A N i .21 3 wipe fx: 4 .R if A Q 6. d J 126 its Susan Rushing and Allen Freeman take their studying seriously. Sophs Utilize Library A Sherrie Mangus Jimmy Martinson Brenda Matheny Timothy McConville Karen McElroy Thomas McDaniel Steven McGinnis Jeanie Merrill Thomas Milan Linda Miller Hoseas Mitchell Paul Mitchell Gary Morgan Marianne Mulawa Debbie Murphy Steven Nawojezyk George Neal Anna Nye Tim Obert Eddie Olevenick Kathryn Olney Raymond Ortiz James Osborne Richard Pahl Linda Parsons T t l , W at T A R ,M - 1 , '- .- A 3' . 4, , f W ' 5 in , f i ' r 7 i giwj X t V , y 'N-ti I Q t VKKA 'i t 55 fgygg ,gli LX 7 I .W .1-m fs.. l E- fi ga V: as i -I We M me ' is f' V at-1, 'V if 5 1. f K4 Q X I . it ,. '3 I V ' Y -. an fiiffi' 2 ' 'ff i ii T ji' Fel 7 f T 2 T val y , .A V F ag ' if 3 -1, 1 ' ' K .girj ' ' HI ' , if all r , fe t -A ' 19 asf 5 l ' T M. gsvfffli 15535 'L I ,- sa 3 if , M- fe., I ' ? f a A A W r'r,., , l Q 1 . T 5555? 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Q. fe':Xgs2'fgvgyw, g , Gregory Robb Randy Roberts John Rodriguez Ronnie Romero James Rose Paul Rotz Rodney Royce Janette Runner Susan Rushing Jerry Sams Joselyn San Pedro George Scott Bianca Santiago Micheal Schule Linda Sanders Bob Sharp Mary Shaw Greig Sheldon Mary Simon Velma Smeltzer Mr. Burns uses the excellent reference material in the library to help students Greg Sullivan and Allen Freeman 129 4, t S yey IR, ,- in , 'Inj' 'X . , 1 'f s - f R sp, Q-1 ! We W W, i in ' if gf Y X K R2 Q 'x Q, f ' ftzffl 1 Q . Q ,QfW 7i' i2 f . 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Ni i Will ,, :Hi ' ' ' ' Eglin: . M H P nan e E333 will il 5 W x - 4 -. A., f' ' 'ii ' PSS? x Sophomore Officers Plan Ahead President Greg Sheldon with the help of Tammy Quesenberry Vice-Presidentg Frank Smith, Secretary: and Linda Turano Treasurer, helped to make the Sophomore yeara success. 131 il is , S, i 'biwftils' fi iiiw i ti, iii W 435 4, 33 H 2 ' ,, , Z fi Q .1 ,swf Q s I W' i i l LEFT: Interesting and unusual speeches were the speciality of Colleen Zajic. BELOW: Sophornores Gary Crandall, Greg Sullivan and Jim Ryan make their way to first hour class. Sophs Gain Experience Bruce Wilson Bob Wilson Deborah Wise Denice Wright Gary Wright Harry Wright fe. A E ' A belfast fi Q nm? fa 1 - ikwilffi .if v-5, fqwxxgf'-.'?i,', 1. V 1 7 2 'I fl , 2' Q X ' V Ju I Y . ,., ,NW .5 . ,A..1f.,., T iL,5l..5ef,,- . :Aw-,.f'm1tS tw KK t...k 1 mst , ,436 V . ' ?:iiffi1fP in Colleen Zajic R - Wil -iii: eff V Y 4 , . v X 1 Io FRESHMEN u Freshman class officers: Kim Cerioni, Secretary: Kirk Warren, President: Joanne Peck, Vice- President: and Fred Ransom, Treasurer. FMXX F, X 1 Class of '68 Elects Officers f. -1- ,v,L',f' ' VI. if-A ' ',.- i. , '41 3 R' A 1 ,r 5 , if A if J .. ,, X V X .gli , , W A -D5 15 -,, sf? . f fs: i w -rf 1 X ,I-' X X . i 'W ye ,, i -D . '. 'fir s.: O As' nd 5 Q, xxx 'F ,I - i 4 rift, C ..-q, ' Q 'N' X . t ug -9' , A . ' .t 'fi-. '.1, I AV 13 iffy , ,W i er A Sl V, V J ,Q 2 , . r'Q75'3 A X t A 1 riff!! Mary Adams Robert Aibner John Akers Bruce Alger Barbara Asmond Charles Auck Clinton Austin Ronate Albertson Walter Albertson Eva Ba rbasiewicz Betsy Baca Roger Baker Stephen Baldassare Nora Barcelon Christine Barker Wellsford Barlow Carol Barton Donna Bauer Robert Beardley Betty Berggren Roberta Berry Patricia Beville Ralph Blackwell Theodore Blanchard 1-1.,1sw5ff1a:sf - f- f, 1 9 X is 2 Q9 1,551 .. ,,,. 54 ,Lx, , .. 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Qt vw ,. K .lilly ,1, .i .136 T T siir if , ilk y K it I Frosh Follow Different Schedule The 12:05 bell heralds the freshmen and sophomores to lunch. .. ,L i M, 1 iiiikl Jordon Auto Service GENERAL REPAIR - TUNE UP RONT END ALIGNMENT ol orl Sfroucl 632-8818 114 EAST LAS VEGAS QUE? FREEWAY GULF SERVICE Phone 632-4021 F yS 1426H R d QWXMMWW, 4, UM, WIQRAQZY KATT A7flW'WQMq01'lNC. fy 11, , J 3905 N NEVADA ? PHON E 637 9867 Sears Where SATISFACTION GUARANTEED or Your Money Back Is Not Just a Slogan, but a promise to you . . . SEARS stands behind every item of merchandise. Store Hours Free Parking Monday, Thursday, and Friday - 9:30-9:00 I,000 Car Lot Tuesday, Wednesday, and Saturday - 9:30-6:00 South Nevada at Southgate R SHOP AT SEARS AND SAVE S Satisfaction Guaranteed or Your Money Back S phone 632-5566 I suns. aol-:nucx AND co. QM CONOC Motor City Conoco DOUG 8. DAL I32I So. Nevada Ph. 634-0009 HOOTEST BRAND GOING! SKIFFINGTON IDYWILD PHARMACY I Perkins Motor Company, Inc. 1205 Fountain Creek Boulevard 632-5926 HaIch's Where everyday is sale d G. E. APPLIANCES T.V., RADIO, STEREO FINE FURNITURE CARPETING JEWELRY av Congratulations Class of '68 - NO MONEY DOWN - 3 years or 6 fhs to pay N leresf ying chorg HaIch's- 28 SOUTH NEVADA Harrison High School Quarler Back Club , Congratulations Seniors A. B. HIRSCHFEID PRESS AND OFFICE FURNITURE G A M B L E 'S HARDWARE AUTOMOTIVE FURNITURE APPLIANCES S ufhg Sh pp' g C 636 3I2I 503 NORTH NEVADA 473 6020 CI dSpgCl d CI dSp.g-D AMERICAN HERITAGE BANK Complete Banking Services Member of F.D.I.C. I8O0 Sou+h Nevada Avenue Colorado Springs, Colorado 473- I 234 For the Prom, Homecoming, or that all important date, come and see us. p0N'5 CYCI-ES - R eason able Rates - Hairstyling, settings, permanents Any cosmetic needs lk N X ,e'-v::' HONDA 739 East Pikes Peak Colorado Springs, Colorado Phone: 632-9996 BWUTY Salon 2523 Airport Road Phone: 636-1437 South Suburban A 81 W ROOT BEER Drive Inn 1420 Harrison Road BETT Rocky Mountain Industrial Bank Blll BROKAW MOTOR CYCIES City Triumph Mo BMW 1314 F ' C k BI d N. Nevada 632-8801 473-3277 Charcoal Broiled 623 N. Nevada Colorado Springs, Colorado ER BURGERS 81 STEAKS BALDWIN PIANO 81 ORGANS Key Board Music r I Evil! V ! Band Instruments Guitars and Accessories Q - ' P ' f Q- I Complete Electronics Service l is I il u- l i i ' 1' X516 NNN-c I ' 413 N. Telon WHlT'S STUDIO Senior Class Portraits by Whit's l43l West Colorado Avenue 639-2263 lr Tennis, Fishing, Golf, Hunting Rocky Mountain's newest Beauty College AMERICANA BEAUTY COLLEGE 5P0RT'NG GOODS 21 South Cascade Avenue Colorado Springs, Colorado Vernon Jenson, Manager 120 Norfh Teion 634-1527 633-3874 Colorado Springs, Colorado May Really Co May Insurance Agency 725 Norlh Teron Box 1422 Colorado Sprrngs, Colorado Realtor And lnsuror 633 7731 SALES SERVICE INSTALLATIONS T V SPECIALISTS 81 APPLIANCES, INC 330 332 N Telon or 112 W Rro Grande 633 8229 or 473 3192 8 OO cr m 9 OO p m Dolly except Sunday AL MASSARO 19 EAST LAS VEGAS STRATIVICJOR HILLS Where country charm L ,T- meefs clfy convenience CAFE de VILLE All you can eat Smorgcsboord Sfyle Lunch and Dinner 1411 S. NEVADA DELUXE CLEANERS 8. SHIRT LAUNDRY RENTALS 1-Hour Cleaning Service 4-Hour Laundry Service - Complete Alterations - 220 E. Costilla 633-6019 :saw ms, , BLAIR BUSINESS COLLEGE, INC. 10 N. Farragut 633-2669 Secretarial - Stenographic Junior Accounting - Junior Executive Executive Secretarial Higher Accounting and Business Administration Computer Programming FRED FLETEMEYER COMPANY We are proud to be a part ofthe growth of Harrison P. O. BOX 1584 COLORADO SPRINGS, COLORADO LEVINE'S Toys Books The Wonderful World of Everything Nice 123 E. Pikes Peak Games Hobbies M c C L 0 W omcr mAcmN:s Typewriters - Calculators Adding Machines - Dictating Machines Cash Registers - Bookkeeping Machines NEW - USED - REBUILT 318 N. Teion 636-2323 Electric Typewriter Co. Q Special Student RSHFUF Rates Men's Fashions Southgate Shopping Center Featuring I 119 East Bomder All the yo:ngd menj largest fashions 6363971 Night iiu 9:00 p.m.Y BEFORE YOU SPEND MORE . . . SHOP YOUR ALCO STORE ALCO Discount stones Skglly G55 Co, SECURITY, COLORADO Corner Main and Security 392-3426 Cheyenne Blvd. and 8th street Goodyeaf This and Bananas Bank of Fountain Valley Security, Colorado Hours - Mon.-Thurs. 9:00 a.m.-4:00 p.m. Fri. 9:00 o.m.-7:00 p.m. Sat. 9:00 o.m.-l2:00 p.m. 352 Main 392-3406 For that most important date . . . PROM, go formal Special Student Discount X -SERVICE WITH A SMILE- ':Q I Trust your cor to the man that fqa wears the star. 1328 South Nevada 635-4268 To go formal is a compliment to your Savoir-Faire! Rustic Hills Plaza Fashion - Fabric P I K E S Berning'Sgl11vtllng Center PEAK FLORAL COMPANY 3937 Palmer Park Blvd. 596-0456 l7 East Kiowo Sewing Machines, New and Used Colorodo Sprlngs' Colo' Repairs, Notions, Patterns, Fabrics Sewing Lessons, Covered Buttons, 633-5505 Belts, We also do button holes. 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I-IOE D l TEJON SUZUKI SUZUKI SALES 2375 East Hwy. 24 Colorado Springs, Colorado 634-3948 SHEPARD REALTY 1622 Rainier Drive 635-5138 Colorado Springs, Colorado We're proud to be part of the growth of HHS Fresh Cut nd s FLOWER ORDERS 3927 4 a Flo er SPECIFIC S FREE DELIVERY secumrv I SHOPPING T DQ FILLED TO OUR CUSTOMERS ATION K VAll0NE'S PASTRY SHOP Mr. and Mrs. Joe Vullone 338 MAIN STREET SECURITY COLORADO 392 7312 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE O CLASS OF 1968 Sinton's QUALITY CHEKD DAIRY FOODS PATRONS CHRIS'S RESTAURANT LAKE CENTER DRUG 1634 South Nevada 309 South Hancock COLLEGE SHOE SHOP MATLACK'S SERVICE 831 North Teion 806 South Hancock CIRCLE FAIR BARBER SHOP MANN-SIZE DRIVE IN 2632 Airport Road 405 North Union COLORADO SPRINGS OPTICAL PEPSI COLA BOTTLING COMPANY 27 East Kiowa 3605 North Stone Avenue FIRST INDUSTRIAL BANK PROSPECT LAKE SUPER SERVICE 18 East Kiowa 305 South Hancock HARRISON ROAD TEXACO SOUTHGATE FABRICS 2890 South Circle 48 On Court HOYLE'S MARKET WALDEN OIL COMPANY 1638 South Nevada 202 South Cascade JAY'S BICYCLE SHOP WEIDMAN AND COMPANY I9 East Kiowa 123 East Biiou - WHEN YOU'RE SAVING MONEY REMEMBER - THE SAFEST PLACE TO SAVE IS IN YOUR BANK f X X Q 5 I X 2 ? 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