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

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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.

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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

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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...