Hayden High School - Tiger Yearbook (Hayden, CO)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1966 volume:

Table of Contents Dedication Page 2 Activities 4 Favorites 11 Organizations 16 Sports 28 Administration 42 Seniors 48 Juniors 58 Sophomores 62 Freshmen 66 Junior High 70 Advertisers 75 We Dedicafe Our COACH McLAURIN a good teacher, a loyal friend, a model of integrity, and high ideals. Mrs. McLaurin Assistant School Secretary 2 Annual io Coach McLaurin COACH IN ACTION TOWN TEAM ONE OF THE FAVORITE HOBBIES HAYDEN'S WEIGHTLIFTING TEAM Blue Moonlight King OSCAR BECK Queen TERESA SHEPARD The Seniors of 1965 entered the prom through a rose arbor to find themselves in the garden of a southern plantation. The focal point was a pond in front of the plan- tation house, decorated with sea shells and goldfish. Blue spotlights trained on a silver moon added the final touch. Crown Bearere PAT ZABEL and VICKI MORTON Another F' After!!! Russell Wins Award. Coach Telling Jokes Again? Before! Orange and Black Day Ugly Man Contest. 9 Weightlifting THE FUTURE BELONGS TO THE FIT” The future does belong to those who are physically fit enough to enjoy it. At Hay- den High these young men realize that the strength and fitness they are building today will take them through the rest of their lives. They do not wait for nature to make them larger, better, and stronger, but through the use of proper weight training, push themselves to be well above the average person who waits on nature and maturation to make them physically fit. Don McLaurin 10 Mr. and Miss H.H.8. Jim Scott and Jenny Jeffcoat 12 -Bn VJjJJ! xyru (jhvCt JULY) - r f{ 4JJ-(X$ 7 t?, , uJ-eJi LluJ-j-4 i ‘S flfiU, Vll ywiy, uu vn , n- PMd AjfrU 144 J V 5 SLm 'TlfyW 'A v) Mr. 9porfsman — Vern Morton Salutatorian - BARBARA GILLAND Valedictorian - RUSSELL DUNCKLEY GORDON DOWLING and MARGIE AMEDEI CHERYL SIGNS DAVID RAGAN MARY BETH FLANDERS J'LEA BUTTS Scholastic Superlatives 15 L FRONT ROW: Nancy White. Gary Baird, Kim Stenerson. SECOND ROW: Kathy Estes. Debi LeBlanc, Glen Drake. THIRD ROW; Mitzi White, Ethel Halpenny, Marsha Zabel. FOURTH ROW: Charles Beck. Dennis Bugay, Sheila Salazar. FIFTH ROW: Barbara Gilland, Sheryle Wirtz, Mr. Murphy. Vern Morton President Gary Baird Vice Pres. Sheryle Wirtz Secretary Nancy White Treasurer Marsha Zabel, Secretary 9tudenf Council 17 National Honor Phyllis Moore, Sherry Murphy, Sheryle Wirtz, David Ragan, Cheryl Signs, Jenny Jeffcoat, Barbara Gilland, Mary Beth Flanders, Daniel Sjostrom, J'Lee Butts, Gary Baird, Harley Bailey, Kim Stenerson, Russell Dunckley, Debi LeBlanc, Ray Turner 18 9ociety I pledge myself to uphold the high ideals of National Honor Society; to build a strong character in myself and others; to further the advancement of scholarship; to carry aloft the torch of leadership; and to serve my school, my community, and my country in the. interests of humanity. NATIONAL l_ HONOR SOCIETY '■ A. L £ OFFICERS: Russell Dunkley, President; Ray Turner, Vice President; Debi LeBlanc, Secretary-Treasurer FRONT ROW - Jay Howard, Kent Steffen, Joe Beck; SECOND ROW - Wilfred LeBlanc, Tim Bertram, Gary Baird; THIRD ROW - Coach McLaurin, Russell Dunckley, Eddie Salazar, Glen Drake, Jim Scott, Weldon Hinkle, Lee Fulton, Vern Morton, and Coach Harris. 19 BARBARA GILLAND DEBI LEBLANC TOP ROW - Sheryle Wirtz, Sally Scott, Lois Yoast, Lynn Kitchens, J'Lea Butts, Lois Kagie, Sponsor - Mrs. Ful- ton. SECOND ROW - Suzanne Hensley, Kathy Estes, Ethel Halpenny, Georgia Watts, Mary Yoast, Helen Wiley, Joyce Bohannan, Nancy Gledhill. THIRD ROW - Ruth Cozzens, Margie Amedei, Sylvia Ciani, Barbara Medvesk, Mitzi White, Kim Stenerson, Betty Rickman, Rhonda Wirtz, Sandra Yoast, Eva Franke, Sherry Murphy, Kathie Kagie, Carol Howard, Mary Beth Flanders, Dovie Watts, Glenna Seitter. EXECUTIVE BOARD Dovie Beck - President, Carol Howard - Treasurer, Phyllis Moore, Nancy White, Sherry Murphy - Drill Leader, Mary Beth Flanders - Secretary, Cheryl Signs - Vice Pres. , Barbara Gilland, Marsha White, Debi LeBlanc, Jenny Jeffcoat, Sheryle Wirtz. - Asst. Drill Leader. Pep Club MRS. FULTON, Sponsor 21 Vern Morton, President; Russell Dunckley, Marsha MRS. MORGAN, Sponsor Zabel, Vice President; Phyllis Moore, Sec. -Treas. 22 Ron Watts, Ray Turner, Sandra Yoast, David Ragan, Mary Yoast, Bill Yoast, Russell Dunckley, Jenny Jeffcoat, Nancy Gledhill, LoisKagie, Jay Howard, Charlene Ciani, Virginia Santistevan, Joyce Bohan- non, Barbara Gilland, Marsha Zabel, Vern Morton, Lee Fulton, Phyllis Moore, Helen Wiley, Cheryl Signs. Forensic State Qualifiers VERN MORTON - Discussion BARBARA GILLAND - Extemporaneous Speaking Debate CHERYL SIGNS DAVID RAGAN Barbara Gilland, Mrs. Morgan, Vern Morton, Cheryl Signs, David Ragan, Russell Dunckley, Nancy Gledhill, Mary Yoast, Helen Wiley, Jenny Jeffcoat. HELEN WILEY Interpretation of Humor JENNY JEFFCOAT Discussion MARY YOAST Interpretation of Oratory and Discussion Debate NANCY GLEDHIL RUSSELL DUNCKLEY 23 Chorus Suzanne Hensley, Kim Stenerson, Kathy Estes, Georgia Watts, Rhonda Wirtz, Nancy Gledhill, Jenny Jeffcoat, Margie Amedei, Mitzi White, Sherry Murphy, Donna Sjostrom, Ruth Cozzens, Sylvia Ciani, Betty Rickman, Lynn Kitchens, Marsha White, Barbara Gilland, Phyllis Moore, Glenna Seitter, Albert Gledhill, Kirk Blake, Jay Howard, Ray Turner 24 Band Director Phyllis Moore, President; Gary Baird, Vice President; Helen Wiley, Secretary; J'Lea Butts, Treasurer MISS ROMAINE ROBSON BACK ROW; Phyllis Moore, bass drum; Carol Howard, cymbals; Kirk Blake, snare drum; clari- nets: Paula Smith, 3rd chair; David Ragan, 1st; Helen Wiley, 3rd; Kathy Barnes, 1st; Wanda Wiley, 2nd; Gary Baird, 1st cornet; JoAnn Fox, 1st flute; Ivan Cams, 2nd cornet; Kala Butts, oboe; Christine Frentress, 3rd cornet; Sherry Murphy, 1st flute; Tommy Sheme, 3rd alto sax; Mary Beth Flanders, tenor sax; Sally Scott, 2nd alto sax; J'Lea Butts, baritone sax; Patty Murphy, 1st alto sax; Kathy Estes, bass clarinet. 25 MRS. ZEHNER, Librarian 26 FRONT ROW: Lois Yoast, Debi LeBlanc, Sally Scott; BACK ROW: Barbara Medvesk, Sandra Yoast, Sheryle Wirtz, JoAnn Fox, Kathleen Kagie, Lois Kagie, Terry Scott, Nancy Gledhill, Georgia Watts. MARSHA ZABEL WHITE Girls' State Representative 27 FRONT ROW: Tim Bertram, Ray Turner, Donald Bruchez, Joe Backes, Chenco Salazar, Rodney Turner, Solome Archuleta, Leon Bruchez. Vern Morton. BACK ROW: Mr. Harris. Gordon Dowling, Lee Fulton, Wilfred LeBlanc, Bob Barnes, Jim Scott, Russell Dunckley, Glen Drake, Mr. McLaurin, Gary Baird (Not shown). Joe Beck Glen Drake Russell Dunckley Jay Howard Wilfred LeBlanc Vern Morton LETTERMEN Jim Scott Gary Baird Gordon Dowling Ray Turner Lee Fulton Tim Bertram Bob Barnes Chencho Salazar Rodney Turner Leon Bruchez Danny Daniels Charles Beck Eddie Salazar 29 31 QUEEN CHERYL SIGNS BARBARA GILLAND NANCY GLEDHILL DOVIE WATTS 32 QUEEN CANDIDATES Homecoming 33 Second Place - FRESHMEN Fourth Place - JUNIORS ■ BARBARA GILLAND DOVIE BECK Queen - CHERYL SIGNS First Place - SENIORS NANCY GLEDHILL Third Place - SOPHOMORES HAYDEN WINS THE GAME! A. 7 •b-tLw Coach Harris tA fit UjuStiMuX. te oi fUo ye- tsr aUAA-Jj fL £ y -otlS ' -A Z i Manager - Kent Steffen; Left to Right - Alan Gilland, Don Bruchez, Leon Bruchez, Harley Bailey, Gary Baird, Ron Watts, Lee Fulton, Jim Scott, Russell Dunckley, Gordon Dowling, Charles Beck, David Winograskey, Roy Cozzens, Steve Twite, Solome Archuleta, Kirk Blake, Albert Gledhill. Not shown Joe Beck. 34 Jim Scott Joe Beck Russell Dunckley Gordon Dowling Gary Baird Roy Cozzens 35 Vern Morton and Ray Turner Glen Drake and Bill Yoast Eddie Salazar and Tim Bertram Rodney Turner and Ghencho Salazar 36 Danny Daniels and Joe Backes Jay Howard and Wilfred LeBlanc The Tigers took eight wrestlers to the district tournament in Meeker and came home with a second, third, and a fourth place. Participating Hayden wrestlers were Chencho Salazar, Danny Daniels, Vern Morton, Eddie Salazar, Wilfred LeBlanc, Jay Howard, Bill Yoast, and Glen Drake. Vern Morton took 3rd place in the 120 lb. division, Glen Drake took 4th place in the 154 lb. division, and Chencho Salazar took 2nd place in the 103 lb. division and earned the right to represent Hay- den High School at the State Wrestling Tournament. Coach McLaurin FRONT ROW; Jay Howard, Glen Drake, Tim Bertram, Joe Backes. SECOND ROW: Rodney Turner, Bill Yoast, Danny Daniels, Eddie Salazar, Chencho Salazar. BACK ROW: Wilfred LeBlanc, Coach McLaurin, and Ray Turner. 37 QUEEN JENNY JEFFCOAT Winter Sports Queen 9 A 38 SANDRA YOAST HELEN WILEY MARY YOAST QUEEN CANDIDATES Queen - JENNY JEFFCOAT 1 9G5 Track Team Jim Ragan Eric Sundberg Earl White FRONT ROW: Lee Fulton, Tim Bertram, Vern Morton. SECOND ROW: Coach Harris, Gary Baird, Ray Turner, Coach McLaurin, Kent Steffen, Manager. 40 Jim Wixson FIRST IN LEAGUE SECOND MEEKER Hayden Track 100 Yd Ddsh “ George 00 2 20 Yd Sim (d son 231 RHO Yd Dash ” V«m Morton — S3.8 830 Yd Run Ric 5vf� b r9 -211 1.0 M,le ffun 0J 9r Beck U� Hdls-£� r (JMt — ,5h Hdls — Hm«W — 6. — SmR 9� « — 7 L.nnq “ 6 ShoT P� t - S' R s n — RO ?i Triple J p — Lcntf - 5? Po c Vault — RonTurn r lO 0 JLmp - Le Pulton — YHOYdthif- t � mr t Coaches McLaurin and Harris 1965 TIGER TRACK TEAM Won League Tournament at Craig Won District Tournament at Grand Junction At State Tournament: Second Place in the Half Mile Relay Fourth Place in the Mile Relay STATE QUALIFIERS Mike Loney - Mile Relay Jim Ragan - Discus, Shot Put Eric Sundberg - Mile Relay Ray Turner - 220 Yd. Dash, Half Mile Relay Vern Morton 440 Yd. Dash, Mile Relay, Half Mile Relay Jim Wixson 220 Yd. Dash. 100 Yd. Dash. Half Mile Relay Earl White - 220 Yd. Dash, Low Hurdles, Half Mile Relay, Mile Relay 41 School is a conglomeration of many things, learning from books, teachers, visual aids, class discussions, library research, extracur- ricular activities, and last but not least our as- sociations with our peers. If we combine all these things in the proper proportions and bind them together with the fun part of school it will form a very solid rock which we can use as a foundation upon which we can build a vety good life. MR. W. U MURPHY W. L. Murphy, Superintendent 43 MR. McLAURIN History, Driver's Ed. MRS. FULTON Home Economics, Physical Education MR. CARLSON Science Clear your desk and get out a cover sheet. MISS ROBSON Music It's not the quantity but This is what we will have for the quality that counts. lunch tomorrow. MR. BINGHAM MRS. MORGAN Math English Oh, this is fun! Does a right angle equal a left angle? You will do the term paper- or else! MRS. FRICHTEL Literature MISS JOHNSON Spanish What is your excuse this time? MR. HARRIS Industrial Arts MRS. ZEHNER Librarian Si, Si, Senor, I like psychology. MR. REAGAN Commercial Arts MRS. BAIRD Secretary And then-- there are those lockers. Doesn't anyone know how to do this but me? Leonard Flanders; Forrest Frentress, President; Jerry Baird, Vice President; Victor Morton, Treasurer; Wesley Signs Not Shown Mrs. Jack Barnes; Mrs. Doyle Moon, Secretary; Mrs. John Seiner; Mr. Jim Funk President; Beryl Rienks, and David Zehner, Vice President, Not shown. 46 c u s t o d Mr. Neil Bailey and Mr. Monty Doolin I a n s Mr. Carlson, Mr. Carnes. Mr. Rhodes, Mrs. Gilland, Mrs. Flanders, Mrs. Mills, Mr. Clark, and Mrs. Kline 47 WILFRED C. LEBLANC To speed is but human; to get caught, a fine. Cutest 3; Football 1,2, 3,4; Wrestling 1,2,3,4; Track 2,4; H Club 3,4; Class Play 3, VIRGINIA P. SANTISTEVAN Beware! I may do something sensational. Forensic 3,4; Chorus 3; Annual Staff Artist 4; Typing Award 3; Pep Club 1,2,3; Class Play 3. CHARLENE M. CIANI The terrible thing about the quest for knowledge is that you find it in homework. Pep Club 1,2,3; Forensic 3,4; Chorus 2,3; Annual Staff Photographer 4; Typing Award 2; Class Play 3, State in Speech: Drama 3. RUSSELL A. DUNCKLEY The bigger the summer vacation the harder the fall. Class President 2; Class Vice President 3; Class Secretary 4; Student Council 1; Most popular 3; National Honor Society 2,3,4: President 4; H Club 4; Forensic 3,4: Vice President 4; Boys State 3; Annual Staff: 3,4: Editor 4; Football 2,3,4; Basketball 2,3,4; Science Award 1; Scholarship Award 1,2,3; Typing Award 3; State in Speech: Extemp 3, Debate 3,4; Class Play 3,4; Valedictorian. PHYLLIS M. MOORE My future is planned - third finger, left hand. Class Vice President 3: Most Valuable to the School 3; Pep Club 1,2, 3,4; Cheerleader 2,3,4; Forensic 3, 4; Secretary-Treasurer 4; Chorus 1,2, 3,4; Triple Trio 2, 3; Band 4; President 4; Class Play 3,4; Typing Award 2, 3; Scholarship Award 2. JOE M. BECK The two studies I like best of all - the hearts of girls and football. Football 3,4: Basketball 3,4; Track 4; H Club 4: Secretary-Treasurer 4; Annual-Staff Worker 4. JAY HOWARD Everything you say to a girl, will be used against you. Class President 1; Class Vice-President 4; Student Council 1; Forensic 4; Chorus 4; Band 3: Most School Spirit 3; H Club 2, 3,4; Vice-President 4; Typing Award 2; Class Play 3,4; Football 1,2, 3,4; Wrestling 1, 2, 3,4. MARSHA ZABEL WHITE Love is an ocean of emotions entirely surrounded by expenses. Class Secretary 2, 3; Class Treasurer 1; Class Favorite 2; Best All Around 3; Student Council 2,3,4; Student Body Secretary 2,3,4; Forensic 3,4; Vice President 4; National Honor Society 2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2, 3,4; Cheerleader 2,3,4: Head 4; Chorus 1,2,3; Triple Trio 2,3; Annual Staff Business Manager 4; Typing Award 2; Class Play 3; Girl's State 3. JENNY L. JEFFCOAT Eat, drink, and be merry, for tomorrow ye diet. Class Treasurer 2,3,4; Class Favorite 3; Pep Club 1, 2,3,4; Cheerleader 3,4, Head 4; Miss H. H. S.; Homecoming Attendent 3; National Honor Society: 2,3,4: Secretary-Treasurer 3; Librarian 1; Forensic 3,4; State in Speech: Discussion 3,4; Chorus 1,2,3, 4; Triple Trio 2,3; Annual Assistant Editor 4; Schol- arship Award 2; Typing Award 2; Winter Sports Queen 4; Class Play 3, 4, GLEN A. DRAKE It's an ill wind that shows no pretty knees. Student Council 1,4; H Club 3,4; Band 1, 2,3; Foot- ball 1, 2,3,4; Basketball 1; Wrestling 2,3,4; Class Play 3,4. BARBARA J. GILLAND Give a student enough rope, and he'll skip. Student Council 2,4; Homecoming Attendent 4; Nat- ional Honor Society 2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2, 3,4: Sec- retary-Treasurer 3, Drill Leader 2; Cheerleader 4; Forensic 3,4; State in Speech: Original Oratory 3, Debate 3, Extemp 4; Chorus 1, 2,3,4; Triple Trio 2, 3; Annual Photographer 4; Class Play 3,4; Typing Award 2; U.N. Delegate 3; Salutatorian. JAMES E. SCOTT All is fair in Basketball and Love. Class President 3,4; Class Vice President 2; Student Council 3: Mr. H. H.S.; Most Athletic 3; Band 1,2, 3; Football 1,2, 3, 4; Basketball 1,2, 3, 4; Track 2; Class Play 3,4; H Club 3,4; Homecoming King Can didate 3. WELDON HINKLE All is well that ends - school. Forensic 3; Football 1.2,3; Wrestling 1.2,3; H Club 3, Class Play 3.4. SANDRA J. YOAST Leave silence to the saints; I'm just a human. Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Librarian 2,3,4; Forensic 3,4; Chorus 2,3; Annual Staff Photographer and Business Manager 4; Class Play 3.4; Typing Award 2. JOYCE A. BOHANNON The best doctor is the one you run for and can't find. Pep Club 3,4; F. H. A. 3; Nurses Club 3; Drama Club 3; Melody Club 3; Forensic 4. VERN L. MORTON Life is just one fool thing after another; love is just two fool things after each other. Class Secretary 1; Student Council 2,3,4; Student Body President 4; Mr. Sportsman 4; Class Favorite 2, 3; Homecoming King Candidate 3; H Club 2,3,4: President 4; Forensic 3,4: President 4; State in Speech: Discussion 3,4: Band 1,2,3: Vice President 3; Football 1,2, 3,4; Track 3,4: State 440 yd. dash; Wrestling 1,2,3, 4; Class Play 3,4; Typing Award 2. 53 JANE ANDREWS Don't take life too seriously - you’ll never get out of it alive. Silver State - Pep Club President 4; Triple Trio 4; Typing Award 3. CLARA P. EVANS Men are not good or bad; They are good and bad. Chorus 3,4; Pep Club 1,2, 3,4; Forensic 3; State in Speech: Humorous 3; National Honor Society 3; Class Play 3; Typing Award 3; Acappella Choir 2. DOVIE WATTS BECK Some people believe in dreams until they marry one. ” Student Council 1,2; Most Talented 3; Homecoming Attendent 4; National Honor Society 2,3,4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3,4: President 4; Forensic 3,4; Chorus 2, 3, 4; President 4; Triple Trio 2,3; Solo 1,2,3; Librarian 2,3; Annual Staff Treasurer 4; Class Play 3; Typing Award 2; Scholarship Award 1,2,3; Science Award 1; History Award 1. Tiny Ciani Jenny Lee Jeffcoat 55 Last Will and Testament We, the class of 1966, being in as good mental condition as usual, and in much better temper than usual, do hereby make this our last will and testament. I, Jane Andrews, will my ability to make friends to anyone who can get along with some of them afterwards. I, Joyce Bohannon, would will my hair, but Tim likes it, and I need it. I, Joe Beck, will my ability to play football center to David Ragan, on the condition that he goes out for football next year. I, Charlene Ciani, will my late hours to anyone who thinks they can make it to school the next morning. I, Glen Drake, will my ability to get along with the girls to anyone who has enough time for that sort of thing. I, Russell Dunckley, will my position as editor to anyone who is crazy enough to think they can get the annual out on time next year. I, Clara Evans, will my ability to play the piano to anyone who's willing to take the time to practice. I, Barbara Gilland, will my short-cut down the cog to anyone who has the nerve to take it. I, Weldon Hinkle, will my new car to anyone who can keep it running. I, Jay Howard, will my weight lifting set to anyone who can walk off with it. I, Jenny Jeffcoat, will my calorie counter to anyone who promises to use it with perseverance. I, Wilfred LeBlanc, will my ability in chemistry to anyone who can keep the explosions down a little. I, Phyllis Moore, will my little old diamond to anyone who thinks they can get it away from me. I, Vern Morton, will my quiet ways to Bill Yoast, in the hopes that he doesn't abuse them. I, Virginia Santistevan, will my height to Coach McLaurin in the hopes that he can use it to advantage in basketball. I, Jim Scott, will my ability to play basketball to anyone who can give Mr. Harris as much trouble next year as I did the last four years. I, Dovie Watts Beck, do not will anything to anyone because I'd be lost with- out everything I have. I, Sandra Yoast, will my talking ability to anyone who promises not to under- use it. I, Marsha Zabel White, will Phyllis Moore my cooking ability so we can both keep our husbands happy.. Class Prophecy Here it is the year 1976. Out for a quiet day of fishing on the Yampa River, John Reagan, retired commercial teacher, gazes into the water and becomes lost in thought. Suddenly the reflection in the water is no longer his own but that of the Seniors of 1966. As he looks a little closer, he sees Barbara, now residing in the blue grass state. She has completed her foreign service training and is now making plans for her on-com- ing wedding. Next he is taken back to beautiful Colorado where Virginia is a beauty operator and draws and paints pictures in her spare time. She is married and has a son and daughter. Satisfied that Virginia is happy, he is taken to Arizona, where he finds Vern the owner of a large I. B. M. plant and living on a small ranch with his wife Mitzi and their three little wrestlers. A fish swims by, when the ripples disappear, Mr. Reagan finds that he is in Sweden. Here he visits Glen, still a bachelor, working at one of Sweden's largest air- ports. Knowing that Glen is a success, he travels to Paris, France, where he finds Jay Howard making his own motion picture Life on the Ocean Blue. After having served in the navy, he had gone into show business and now lives in Paris with his wife Sylvia and their seven girls. Back to the states he goes again to Los Angeles. There he sees Sandra decked out in her white uniform. She is in the process of moving from her pres- ent office to the office of head x-ray technician in Dr. Kildare's Blair General. San- dra tells him that Russell also lives in California, so he soon finds him at his office in the heart of San Francisco. Russell, one of the leading psychiatrists, is a complete success living in a plush home with his wife and large family. The scene changes, and he is taken to Atlantic City where Jenny Aber, former Jenny Jeffcoat, is a physical education teacher for all the candidates in the Miss Amer- ica Contest. Touring a marine base, he listens carefully and to his ears comes the gruff voice of Joe Beck as he shouts orders to a group of lieutenants. Joe, a five star general, leads a very exciting life which he shares with his wife Donna and their two sons. Off he goes to the far-away jungles of Africa where he sees Weldon out on a safari. Weldon has made a successful career of photographing animals. His films are being used in motion pictures. Next, he finds Wilfred on the beach of Waikiki sun bathing. Wilfred is a rich bachelor and has model race cars. He also drives in some of the races. As the scene shifts a little, Marsha White comes into view, sitting at her secretar- ial desk in the White House. She is very happy and loves her work. Marsh tells him that she is a personal friend of the President. He is now taken to New York where Clara Evans is a famous opera star. She writes her own lyrics and music and her newest aria is entitled You'll Get Over It. The scene quickly changes, and he is taken to Florida. Here he finds Joyce Ber- tram, the former Miss Bohannon, living with Tim and their three children. Joyce has a chain of beauty salons and is known for her hair-dos. Suddenly, he is back in Ken- tucky where he finds Jim as assistant head pipe fitter and is planning on marriage soon. Satisfied that Jim is doing well, he travels next to Indiana where he sees Jane working as secretary to the governor. She also tells him that she plans to marry her boss soon. Again he is taken swiftly to Hawaii where he sees Charlene, cruising along in her yacht on the Pacific Ocean. After completing three years in the navy, Charlene has married a professional serviceman and now has four sons. Once again he returns to Colorado to find Dovie Beck and Oscar happily married and operating the El Rancho Cafe. As the final scene of the class of 1966 begins to appear he sees Phyllis living in her large ranch home near Steamboat. She is busy feeding her three little Klines and cleaning her house. As we leave, Phyl is tossing the last batch of dirty clothes of the day down the clothes shute. As the boat rocks a little, Mr. Reagan is jerked back to reality by the tug of a four pound trout on his line. He reviews the events he had come across today, he sees that the class of 1966 are not only happy in their lives, but also successful. He knows that he has contributed a part to their success and now can go on with his quiet day of fishing. ,, ya .a: y aJca- 71 7 JUNIOR 5 7 7e -c c ? ' J ' OCS f Bob Barnes Charles Beck Linda Bertram Tim Bertram Ivan Cams Lee Pulton Nancy Gledhill Carol Howard Lois Kagie Debi LeBlanc David Ragan Eddie Salazar 60 Harley Bailey Gary Baird Leon Bruchez J'Lee Butts Kathy Estes Eva Fanke Mary Beth Flanders Jo Ann Fox Kathleen Kagie Darlene Larson Sherry Murphy Daniel Sjostrom Christmas Tree Sale? Margei Amedei Solome Archuleta Joe Backes Kirk Blake Donald Bruchez Sylvia Ciani Roy Cozzens Ruth Cozzens Gordon Dowling Albert Gledhill Alan Gilland Ethel Halpenny Suzanne Hensley Lynn Kitchens Barbara Medvesk Betty Rickman Chencho Salazar Sally Scott Glenna Seitter Donna Sjostrom Rodney Turner Georgia Watts Mitzi White David Winograsky Rhonda Wirtz Terry Murphy Danny Daniels Orange and Black Day Douglas Scott, President Bryon Kitchens, Vice-President Patty Murphy, Secretary Kala Butts, Treasurer Dennis Bugay, Student Council Bobby Archuleta Sally Archuleta MISS JOHNSON, Sponsor Kathy Barnes Robert Bruchez Chiyo Swapp Ruby Cozzens Janice Ehle Helen Fanke Christine Frentress Dick Gilbert Jimmy Halpenny Jeannie Kagie Judy Newmyer Terry Scott Charles Signs Paula Smith Naomi Steggs Larry Trujillo Lyle Valor a. Wanda Wiley Linda Wininger Linda Wirtz 71 Myron Jeffcoat, President Connie Murphy, Vice-President Kathie Hellyer, Secretary Linda Bruchez, Treasurer Casilda Salazar, Student Council Ralph Backes Lois Seitter MR. SHORT, Sponsor Dean Watts Dorothy Ehle Rose Watts Douglas Blake Marcia Martensen Nancy Estes Paula White Nancy Bertram Tom Sheme Gary Medvesk Rena Ciani Mary Ongaro Rickie LeBlanc Wayne Kitchens Mike Barnes Glen Scott Jimmy Flanders Joyce Manzanares Aleece Kirk 72 Junior High Qporfs COACHES: Don Morgan, Paul Short. ROW 1 - Rickie LeBlanc, Ralph Backes, Jim Flanders, Mike Barnes, Tom Sheme, ROW 2 - Chuck Signs, Douglas Scott, Larry Trujillo, Robert Bruchez, Glen Scott, Lyle Valora, Douglas Blake, ROW 3 - Dean Wans, Myron Jeffcoat, Gary Medvesk, Bryon Kitchens, Dennis Bugay, Bobby Archuleta, Jimmy Halpenny. Junior High Pep Club Janice Ehle, Judy Newmyer, Linda Wininger, Mary Ongaro, Paula White - Treas., Linda Bruchez, Connie Mur- phy, Casilda Salazar, Joyce Manzanares, Nancy Estes, Kala Butts - Pres., Sally Archuleta, Terry Scott, Nancy Bertram, Rena Ciani, Aleece Kirk, Kathie Hellyer, Marcia Martensen, Dorothy Ehle, Rose Watts, Paula Smith Sec. , Chiyo Swapp, Jeanni'e Kagie, Helen Fanke, Naomi Steggs - Vice-Pres., Wanda Wiley, Linda Wirtz, Christine Frentress, Ruby Cozzens, Cheerleaders- Patty Murphy, Lois Seitter, Kathy Barnes. Sponsor; Miss Johnson. 73 Business Manager MARSHA WHITE Editor RUSSELL DUNCKLEY MR. REAGAN Sponsor Annual 8taff Assistant Editor JENNY LEE JEFFCOAT Assistant Business Manager SANDRA YOAST Joyce Bohannon, Sandra Yoast, Virginia Santistevan, Jenny Lee Jeffcoat, Russell Dunckley, Dovie Watts, Charlene Ciani, Barbara Gilland Marsha White, Joe Beck - not shown. 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