Longmont High School - Trojan Yearbook (Longmont, CO)

Text from Pages 1 - 216 of the 1968 volume:

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S5 S QNX XM dx' ' V' WM SMA WW. fag,-J, U SIMKES Mme chmms 08 010071.08 BLE 2 BHEfeg,1PifyZn4ff0S fy m 53.5 Under dugS EZFSUPHUMURES Us ,,,-if ,...-1' W ink' Q 'Q 4 .5 .qu if 5 1'3- '1- rw iv .1-1' fr 's.... A :Of 'CT' Charles Adams Armando Alvaravo Sally Backey William Barry Cindy Befus Phyllis Beldt A 'vt N. Sharon Adler Joe Alvarado C-,C . 5 ' qs B 53 Bob Backowies ,S IQ' Q 'J .Q . an --X -- iiiiili ii 'A x Joy Bassett J in Paul Befus L it 5 Doug Bell 1 A sv' Q A Pat Ahern Cheryl Amen in to .W A 11' -r,,.,.c.w an 1, Kathy Bacon . X ' ' fr C 'rs-4 5 . -' - A' Debbie Becker P ,... X 4' 1 K sz L- X T15 ' .. ,R A . 'f-L i,,.'5 , o i ,, J ,elk W' Margaret Beilman Vicky Bender 'mr X as .- ...M is Randy Ahlberg gf' as , if Josephine Anderson Q.. if 'xx N dl , is -mt vt 3. N1 A 1 Freda Bailey Bob Amgrm E my A1 . 40W s xt C' Pam Anderson if 'W W 5 fr r is -3, Nav l xx Trudy Bakes , AX xx n 1 ZH? Connie Akers 'wal Clint Arnett Sherry Ballard 5 0' Mike Bergman My N -rw--1 0 O Bonnie Bierbaum Mary Boddy x s Mike Brennan S Edward Brunmeier ay V A enn.ee ' Mike Byrne ' ig B ' B ,, . B A A V wh F QM LZL, 1 TI' kia Mary Berkey Leslie Berry Roy Best Susy Bever A , --:. 1 , 'R K k. 'Ll ,fi A . iifi . SL B we efn 4 Joy Birch Gloria Bjorkman Gail Blinde Jan Blythe 5 ed, Wi i Glenn Bonsall Steve Boutilier BIUCC B0yd Dale Brewer Pauline Brewer Janan Brisse haw Ron Burch Scott Burnett Cathy Burch Bill Cable Kathy Caldwell Bob Cantonwine Dick Boyle Karen Brossman Armando Bustamante Sally Card enas QL we Clifton Biederman t 1 A, L M C' ag? XM vw, , W is uv Connie Bock D avid Bradley Q B Daralyn Bruning Mark Byrne . 1551, 1 iiii 1 X.. S i n HAT Bruce Carlson VW' 5.17 Na W Rod Carlson Lois Carpenter Patty Cassidy Roger Castle Ken Chandler Ed Cheney as--'Q' 'Fw' Steve Childs Karen Chilson Doug Clark Nanette Clark Terri Clev enger Pamela Cline The vertices of the oppositional angle in the cartesin biplane sphere equals --:iv - we M x A ki T5 45 5' 1, Y 1 ip' ' -A in in 'nw X2 t,W' lt'-,E H , f X' i-' L5fKf'yi 'ii f Vickie Coleman Mark Collins Lois Colvin Kay Commons N , l Nix ' X an stef C-4 Q -, Kathy Cone Monty Conley William Conly Linda Conner f ifgl . tt.- -1 . J im Compton Kathy Compton Karen Cook Rod Cooper 24 What's my lines? 121 HN...- Ronald Crisp Michele Crist Q-4' David Day Richard DeAnge1is Linda Denton Ron Derr ':r' tw , 'R . al 1 -3 .2-5 Q-13.15-fs':Q Q : Stag V, .fi , K ,Lifflwgv Larry Corbin Ernest Cordova 1 an wal 'W' v 'J' r .332 M- u . .-fiiisi' 3 f x? Is s a2.i'22E2a+ - Karen Coss Debbie Coulson Y'-v 7 I Sherry Curley Jeff Dahlstrom T f ,wllrlvdyx 5 v 'f '.- do Y 'L Q! : 2 L A L A K if fl '- rx' ., f W Q Q' 34, , 1 tlw,l 1 X M, ,L . w- 4 Shirley Debruyne Skip DeFa1c0 C gg is S if Mike DeZ, uba Chuck Dickerson x f as-4 A B111 Dixon Ann Donelson Dennis Donelson Mike Dougherty VS' Jane Cordova sr' . 4' ig , x X 55 1 5 X sr f, Patsy Crane 3 f . . 4 I Y. Sherry Daugherty Donna Deffke X Mary Cortez Norman Crawford 7 , C F 2- 'SJR 'kizrd Greg Davenport . ,C S' issrt fax ,:: tr .. ,GQ-mv x, .L ,,,:,f k . v' 'sts , U, , L., .. . ,.. Diane Delonge Ns.-42 nn Mike Diongi Marianna DiPao1o Ken Drake Cliff Dunn 'WY y 'L IT J 1-wus' Denise Durfee Jim Easrep Douglas Eilrich Jackie Eisele Janice Eisele sr Tgm Embfee Peg Emmons Shirley Enoch David Evans Judy Evans ' ' ., EVN E-f -W M' A . vi W 'T K i ---' K , . f 'ln vw 'Q' Q Bob Flori Beth Forsyth Lynett Frenzen Betty Friese Kathleen Gance Q , 2 Scott Ekx an G -Q G NW. fi nnaann . l Randy Faulkner Ben Garcia Pauline Garcia Gay Garrett 'aelo . K 'M' ? G' ' by . G uv S2 i H'M 'M 'N N H'Y 'YELLO Larry Giebelhaus Mike Gigs i ,Q ,..:T ,N Q G r QS? . . ik' , l L ' 'VY' X, a : -5 Q ..,Z I an .. ., sr gr Robb Glover George Goldsworthy Aurora Gonzales Lupe GOHZMCS Manuel Gonzales Richard Gonzales Debbie Gourley L film Norman Gurnsey i- 2 5 Q. . 'F , gk' ,-2? sa-. -if Q George Hansen Vw' Mike Hascall B arbara H end erson Charles Goss Janice Graves C-.J Donald Guse ..- f Qi fa: vw M S Lynn Hardy N i V 'lf 4... C ix Don Hatfield '19 U J ud y H end erson John Hindorff 26 Yr Tim Hipsher 4 , af mx 9. -4-rv X 1 Don Hahn C M Q . S ji. s - . K Ig Linda Hart Gia' gov X Rx Larry Hattel Chris Hennessey Mark Greenup yd , WW' I 'xml Patty Hamilton Charles Hartley if KK s V l n Virginia Hawbert aw-- fi if LN Ai vi ff W. x X v a cv -unset: A ,, , 1 G Q I 'va as he ' .' Shar Henry are ' 3,1 .-:NE P f' J T' A . Barbara Hobbs Andy Hodge tb . Betty Gromek Linda Gurgens 3: 'X 4. nib? st' ll Beth Hancock Ilene Hansen Vicki Hartzler 1- W A , b Peggy Hay Ng, J im Hill :V Rini' in ,Q . 1 7 1 1 f.'9 ' r . T M . 1 . . P' Ron Hogsett Mike H arvey Larry Helm Gloria Hilty .J 'V -. , Y I ' ' .21 i 'L 2'77,-?'7fif2ff'7fl Earl Holmer Cathy Hoover N-gf X Sharon Humbard Darlene Johnson Kenny Horton Gary I-loughtaline 'Ck Dale Hunt Gary Hunter 'Q as Wi Marty Houpt Q, :EQ ' I Q Patty Ingram Qs fi Judy Huff Connie Hull Steve Jacques ...uf J Alan Johnson Debbie Johnson I never knew the teacher's lounge was so well equipped. Jim Johnson A ' 1 J-Pix x Cheryl Kapperman K 1' XJ A 'sg' ,gg-1' 1 XX I ..,,. 'fi 2'-if Craig Jones Pam Jones Q, f'-T v. 1 tl X Katie Katrau Christine Kean ...Q . i .2 s L , , Greg Jord an . -. 1 ,A s, i 4 I Della Keim Diane Juarez 115 ifiisfv' Kathy Keller AJ J'T -,J sssizig . Nick Jurgens A . Q, Qt, . Denise Kennedy n L gk Dave Kirk I :fe x Lb ,L ,Q C L K .V Q., Gene Kreibich are -A L , XX. Patsy Lambourne Susan Landers Jean Larson Gail Lee 28 Diane Klarich . 'If ' Q Q kj. Connie Kremer -' ' E, Rx Y Q Y ! ! : ,V bf 3' F' f- we -vw N -Q wp .. V Q K ,, 2 H araa 11, K! M, L , if , Sandi Kleeb Janice Klingfus Linda Klingfus Sherry Knox 4- . 1 V A Y-my K f , 11 L L Jim Kreps Verity Krpan Richard Krueger Debra LaF1am Linda Lamprighr Kent Landers M N .Q Q I Y X Christine Langley Paul Langley Hgward Law Daryl Lawyer Q..-.L -.:: hx K- sg.. Q in G i 1.e -mir Gary Lee Dave Lehl Oh! Say can you see? Ruthann Lehman at oy Q. Becky Lepper lV Y'is+v- 6 U7 . 4 nf., . .5 mf el x, hlxh air? -QQ' 0 5,135 'ii 50423- MM. Kathy Loukonen 'fl' Jeanie Ludlow Lynn Magley nk. I I il D an McCarty Debra Lehr i ' , ue ai E ffgv K' '.:f.:',:,:.. fy'- '-' .v' 'as' .. . , 3.-W, U ao-,. U, Mike Lewis Patsy Lowery L ' t we B a ,J If Um 'W' alt? ' ' f in - rv V' -T sa. . in K .. Joe Luj an :th Q ,Q . wa- -7 --:mr Charleen Markle 1 61 fir 7:1 Nancy McClure w 45. John Leman F ' X . 1 , L i ' at , x A-5 N -.. X ,nu Cathy Lockwood Steve Lubin L we ioee -5 . Patti Lujan , in V t A - ff.. V. P ,., J, i, ,ifffrz ' , Mf r N , Y 'V' i ty, . jim.. Hy. g,Q.,5'55 , ge if- TSM - Q . , 3. Q ,, . .J '1 1' A Nancy Martin Q75 . My I Q ' 0 it if ff' J' Carol M cGil1 6 Barb Lemke Jean Longsef qavfivvx -, 'dur' Thelma Lubovich Dave Lucas Jeff LLlCaS JFS. Rick Lutz Tom Lynch Judy MacDonald ,Q X n ' i tit a A x H George Mafliflez Greg Manning Ruth Maxwell .tk in. ' : K M f n A Belinda McLean Pat McNierney Patty Meglernre 29 -e. 'gr Bruce Menke Mark Meyerdirk i' K . vel, sf 2: V -.fi , -r ? . 94, ' xxll ' '+L d ff-i 7f 1 51 , Ronald Mikeljack 4:1 . K' L. 5' X Q- f 'wry-v . - Q D 7 X l John Miller Mike Mills , is N E .,. A kk: 6 -L , -- - ,- Linda Morrison Kathy Morton S' .W A X59 , 1 4 ' Marylouise Mutter Mark Nagel 30 M arvin M essenger .1 Q Bwut -t-t-uh-h -h -h -h Debbie Monroe if was Q15 ...M -,Y R - ..y John Mowry 1' O is ! -14 k ,E LaRae Moody l 5 ' vw Af Ll' 5 Jerry Moy 48 Q V www 'E '7- fx. gh ,f , Im- x x ' ' fa Cathy Neighbors Lidwina Nelson Ken Meze Debbie Miller 'Q W J V tx, 4 Craig Moore 1 35? 'U' 1' 1 J A Annette Mullen A it I ls- i of . 0... , 'iw v 4 I wy..i-15 4 14, I Y' V . f '. ,- ':.,i',:1:f--N ' Ray Nelson 4 X n K 5 Mike Metcalf ii Gay Miglesz Gary Miller ,xx .af . . U' y gi . x. . 4 if Dennis Moren Lydia Munoz t nQ g 'Shy Richard Newton F' pk . , we-aw .. Q , H , 4 Y Mike Nichols inf Ron Nieweg Robert Overfield L--2 . Gerg Palmquist N.. 'Q if Pat Pascoe X aa P ,,,,,fs nl Nick Peluse Eva Pfannanstiel 'unix 21 S .. 'fx 7 5 . Sue Page fp ', rms, h P L, 1: '::.flZS?2? .' LZPZ' Karen Park 1, ' .L 4. ' Gardell Paul 1 ' 'S' sf: E 'fc' ff Wx. . :.,. .M 1 Allen Perry xcfff J Carin Phillips x- 1 , , we 'if' .wa Charles Oliver Scott Palmer I . ft Ray Parker Terry Pauley Diane Petersen gf- N Wm .J i Kerrie Oliver Margaret Oliver ACH-H-H-H! F K K MM-jmP' , S ' if xi W 'Z Sf Kristi Peterson Sharon Peterson Debbie Pnunps Phyllis Phillips Sherry Pickett Cheryl Osterberg Stephanie Palmer f Warren Parsons A IUICICIC PCBISOII 2 P 1 1 'V3-. R iirl Darrell Pfannestiel ,N zsiaast.. i 1 , f' Jim Pierce 3l ..,,,- 'R ' R L N l . t X x mg ' . ,V , x 'Nur 3 in 5 t X 3 Qiff , g O ,xv SE? I I gigs Steve Pierce fu. 'VH , X. i vw. If K Q? I 1 Peggy Pundt 4 . K 'YN V' B Phyllis Rad emacher Cliff Reed Barry Reid 'K YF Gerald Rimington Melanie Pierpont Judy Pope John Popino Karen Power K Qu!-lr. - . tx 1. Evelyn Reischicle X Oh FAB -- I'm glad they put real Borax in you. if-4 5 , 5 Q, X ' In ' fi 1 21222. R -ima: Mark Rempel Pam Reuwsaat Cathy Reynolds g A Y tix y . M rl I ' Vicki Rodgers Anthony Rodriguez Mitchel Rodriguez Cindy Roemmich Lynne Powers Donald Rademacher Mary Reckling Dennis Reed .Al9iw'l'W'ilin -A isp - iii? Wsfiiifua fr if Xu ws f Kathy Rich art F-M-tr fs X A , Susan Rogers 1 C., ..,,,, j an S 'br 5 J am es Romero . 5- r. in 11 A il I 2 Diane Sage Karen Schell David Sheley -T34-fm' fi K.', X 'S I S ty RIS-f S Loran Smith t 'U' S wi. V cr. C17 John Stephens Ron Romero T erri Sage 'V 'era' Jill Schey 'bw-.-5. Kg., s-1.1 ' W Dave Sherer aw in .S if in Charles Snyder if Kathy Sterkel Kyle Rubick 4 t 5 S-we 4' K -.1 Q Q -...f X t., ,. gl ff: , A f , E -1 Gary Sailer Mark Schifferns G ag... an l 5 in Myrna Simpkins g 9' ' 6 as N., A A Linda Sollars Chris Stewart 1 Brad Runyon Mike Salzman Mark Schneider S A if - M Barry Smith 'x ,,. Dale Springer . - A.jfL',ygy Garry Stewart U H, I 5 'Q-.-r .. Mitzi Russell an .rr .,, , -Q. ' x .wtf Walt Sawhill n' d Ellen Selander Joe Smith Rodney Steele t..- Jerry Stillwell . , Q- 1' Rick Rutt ,Q XSS tx, 'V 0 03 ,. Kathy Schacht gil ---Q. Alvin Sellmer ,Q I-Gi av gg 1 f Kent Smith : E 'Q 1' I Marty Steenburg Peggy Stockwell 33 ,N My M aw. I 1 57 1' -' ,,.k:' if df, 'era , V 4 , , , ' my ' T erri Stokes Penny Taggart X Randy Tesar Mike Trimble Lois Vaughn it ' We Jewel Stotts Carolyn Taylor ww Bill Sullivan Cindy Taylor Alice Summy Twila Taylor if , y T W P Cindy Svendsen Greg Sykes Bruce Tefft Kathy Terry P 3 ' '-'- ' 11 1 ge ffffg Q, ,,.,3, .f,f,.W, mf.Wm:mem-i-,, Paul Tidwell Doyle Tilson Peggy Tomczak Jimmy Torrez Gerald Trevarton Sherry Trippe I if re.,,g?f?y lg J Arnold Turner Melvin Unrein Dennie Vanatta Ken VanSchooten I D if Linda Villani Pete Vogel Rich VonFeldt Ron Vulnamott df 2 fff'f5wif2.,,m'6 I' 5. .mlgtlhm Christy Vela idi'ii 1 1'e V' 1 W af? at 4 2 wifi' - 4 Bruce Waddle Evonne Waffensmith Shirley Waffensmith Jalayne Wagner Lynette Wagner Warren Wagner 34 Tim Walker 4 AN . John Wayne 'W rv if ,jx Q '11 if ii, A Ginger Webber S t ff R J Jay Weber is Ron Weisgerber Warren Weakmeister Carolyn Wertz Curtis West J Q V I' t 5 f at :Q I K K 'y c..l i. f ' -3- K r 'ff Rebecca White Gloria Wilcox Scott Will Denny Williams f , I rr,,- ,,. if q rgn irr. 'R lf Dane Wimer Jean Winnett Roger Worrell Judy Worthington as -if R J Dennie Wright Patty Wright Sharon Yakel Brad Young N -s f. vip KC J' ,A gg g tt t A , N- if , . A my Q .if . , In K I Ad. iz T. Pat Zink Terry Young Mona Zamudio Bonnie Zeiser qw-f Debbie Wedd el Not pictured: Tom Adler Tom Clark Kevin Coleman Bill Colvin Robert Derr Joe DiGregorio Bill Embree Dean Fentress Mike Ferrill Mike Fishburn Alfred Garcia Joe Garcia Rudy Garcia Don Hill Collin Huthansel John Hutson John Jeffries Gaye Jones David Kauffroath Alvin Kleveno Ron Lichtenberger Ron Mauck David McDonald Gary Nelson Howard Norris Dennis Osborn Larry Ostermiller Vic Overholt Steve Peterson Rose Ann Redmond Tyrone Roberts Lawrence Rodriguez Monty Rubick Barbara Sauder Joann Savastano Marvin Schauer Charles Scheopner Dennis Schramm Dean Swallow John Taylor Mike Zink ,un- - 've W vd'5- N e Steve Wehrli Q.: . sl an . 5 , gl Y' a .ff L ig Sophomore Officers Sharon Parisse - historian Steve Jones - president Marideth Mackie - vice president Paula Knaus - secy-treasurer ' ,, 'Jffkffg' if K . o KJ t 3 .. I, . If F 2 -vlj sf ,L 'Q , n' e 54+ 1 Q li Jofqriyp 4 x fig is .. . if P JJ ,W gf Q ,Q If A if 3 ix . if .X 54 K . 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Betty Brad ford A ' sa, 3 'mm- Mike Brown Fred Callender sg Peggy Clair But Mom aw X N s 'ip sa' , all -. 1 V K 511: Kathy Bley , , if i Ioette Brewer . i I Tom Brown VQ5: Dave Brunmeier i Qhm ,K yi, ,- v ' ... B is Rookie Bliss ,pw tg gg g ygsr . ,ry ., IM- Tony Brewer , it Karen Brozovich Q3 Mike Bugas - is JTH. , f 1'yy g . Geraldine Bustamante Rawl Bustamante tN4'ggin in -iii Qi ttsi i I f ii 4 Q ssri ' L sssg B B Twila Camp Debbie Campbell Todd Campbell Rick Carlack ' s ytiiid Jeanie Clark Mike Clark Wilma Clifford LCS Cobb .rw J QQ, J -.,-E -,', if -li? Q5 i iiiiair Debbie Coffey .:' 'A Q , X ' 6 G71 it xv ' Shirley Croft N1 SE xxjy ' :XL fu. 'P Connie Daharsh fe-...ar D ebbie D ean N- , an Angela DiGial1onardo lr, 'T if ey.f ZIL 1 X 1 ' Kathy Dodero -.., 1 J . ,A .S -B :Sw ,p gs ' H greg J tuwrittt 2 Karen Dutch f . .fa X . 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S . it Cheri Dufour W 27, S gi - :fi h X Jeff Edson John Ehlert Jeanette Ehrlich fm n mb' I Sharon D ied erich Cathie D ixon 0 , John Dulany I, ,Cx i f Don Elliott 39 A ,if :' L hi Q E 1 Q, ,B 'ii x - V I VWLZ ., Emilie Engel 57 'Fr 5, was W7 ' 'f 'K is 'Qi i as gsfi , if 1. ' i . ,Q Sherry Fetter Kathy Engel Steve Fincher r 1, ,M-s.. efn ilie iileiiii 5 K Paul Flanders Gaylord Flicker Mark Floyd .E N Ls. -fn , s R si? Laurie French ik ,. 'E i is . ,. wa .2 3zav?azssis2ffai?ai?z?:! Mike Genzlinger s fm:-uf it QF, Wana , Eddie Goeringer 40 .NL . ,E gg is -rs, 1 Eva Foley si!-ass , Michele English -555 ', f X , s -as MS Sonia Fitz ke Dan Flori ws - i I XKK L F Robert Foreman WR x 'f s S 5 Mary Frisk R if Y Q ,K s yn -4 Don George 4' s f.,,a,,a.s....1mi'? mr vs Eg. y gf Ng Q' ,Q-gr-Q in , 1 ,'f,, A52 ' ' 646. is :li bsawfywghsi is isle' iiii 2 W Debbie Fuller K' E' ' f 'k'i Charles Gerstner X s K,,.: , Ruth Goerner Robert Gonzales J fs T f G' sariw , ,1., A K gawk i...Qfg,Q ' ,,, I. 5, reyty ,gtg pfx -E M ssfisxaiil y lr Don Evig K David Farmer Bill Faust Tricks are for kids QSophiesj 23, ,, aarwff Kathy Furcht Marilyn Gerstner xi Robert Gance - ' L 1' Keith Gilbert ' ' 5 j , , a i img , Br .rs s tn , Stanley Gonzales Sandy Grant sa. ' ' - li W, K i 2Jzs.sff Q F sig if' i - Glee Garrett Kathy Ghesquiere Guy Gould a s E? M Tim Ferguson 3 4 ,Q ' X ..., ., Gary Flanagan .-if W ' li lk - aiii Jeff Floyd 4 G gs Dave Fox ,,...s-sv Tom Gehringer 'WL ,. Barbara Godin Mary Graves it 1 , i , if a .-,. , 'I 'VW ,SHS ks af 'iffiilfii hf w .smaiiw Y Beverly Green Dave Green , Q ,X if - f , 'RE In 1 Bobby Hegenbaemer e e e i Barbara Hansen Jonell Harman J x n nr Rose Marie Heaton Theresa Herrera Steve Hood Patsy Hallda Margaret Hanson , lx? ai ., flklve .vw Patti Harness 'gl . , V .ff Steve Heil , 5 A 1 My Walter Hervey W , ' Pat Hoover rj Kathy Green yyyr. yy is X '2-- . 1 , X , fr CW 1 Km! . X Jaxx s v--, 1 t-. it in ' Q avi Linda Green Terry Hames Peter Hamilton eii ..f M, ,, , Mike Hardesty Connie Harman Greg Hay ww My 4 ' 5 J Carolee Heimbecher J ,M H ef 2 V t Nancy Hay 'fix My Dean Hein fi , . .1 'Tiff' ,- fr MF ..., X 'K W 'H lean Hill 'WW wif- . ' 1 as 1-. ,il ,rf Connie Houpt A if C' vs 'V I C 'f'sn., e 'i ff 'if ' 1 ,. T Susan Grigsby Trudy Gutierrez Cyndi Hafner ,1- , VW, . rx I-1 onda Hancoc N rrrl I im Hanley Sophies have true dee-sire! ! Rick Henry ,' -em gm -, at M' S , Linda F. Hill Linda R. Hill Edy Kay Hoffman 5 '55 i- Xg Debbie House Cody Hovend ick Jim Hutchins Dana Hergenreder Michael Holmes , x in Vyiir Bill Inskeep 5 1' ,a aj XL? YQ 1. M ary Ann Inskeep P an X pr A .J Jo Ann Jerzak . :ya Jar Roberta Johnson Steve 101163 ,ff J C' 11 -fl CY' x ' X as . P4 , Vicki Irwin 1 rt- 'W 4 Barbara Jessen new V Paul Johnston 5 . if ,wi as dx Q L s Susan Jordan I nf, , as N fins' ' . rf. Margaret Kats Joe Kattau , 'f Xggiii, s 1 X I 1 'S f , Ron Knopp Kim Kreps .ls X! Tl Q , vw ah .1 if r Lorene Larson Randy Laubhan 42 ' 1 5, Gary Iverson Curtis Johns f' Us Alvin Jones Alice Juarez 'xx N R Sharon Kevan .1 va- , w f t -dl' 1' 3 Kay Kunce V 44 , . gh Mike Law J X 4 1. 4 Kaye Iverson 1 7' ' kk '. . x Cathy Johnson 4 'Z !Bryn Jones .til K trys Gene Juarez Greg Kielian -wx Leita Jackson A in Glenda Johnson 2- , .s,, James Jones sw .Ji , ,V u 'Mi J on Judson , ' iff Q lr Dennis Kirk . f W X., V -xr? Q2 '1,. gf JV. Yvonne Lacock Duane Lake V it ', A Gene Leach it :ea iii ,, rp-x s:ff 12 lIi.r.1'j? A Susan Leil fl'. ivy, ,ltr v Jennifer Jones Dale Kanemoto -and af? B J' '-,j - A David Klena Richard Lambert rl Helen Leonh ard ,... vs ' Randy Jones X-Q Gail Kanemoto .W av 1- t V. . 4' ,P Paula Knaus 'MNCO' A Egi I K Bruce Larson A vw 'rw L. , Q -L Q I K T Ron Lenhardt N sl., Jim Lynch . 11 -Y' M. 3' M R , .. MM Qlfiiiir Z M Jerry Martin T ed M artinez H... A iv 1' l M arilyn M cDonald Q. sa fy . x It A V r. . If-1 - AW s M':f'rM2f-ii fra f'YY2.fi. fi 'WTS 3.921 ggi fygi in mr. .Jr if Wa' .kmqif 93155143 UU C J im Lewellen 5- . J Debbie Lind lv Q 4' 19 LH 3 is f ,L Q 'X X its Meredith Mackie Janet Makings ca mi XV - 2 4, QM, if R- . 2 X M Q- . r ,M 5 Jim Martin D5-Vee Martindale is xr e r eiiriari M NX'i fi Q55 wif ii'-'V Z . Patty Mayeda Fred McClain M ,J it -V .,1M..N7 y is F w ifi QQI. X, , 4 v-gh fy if I 319.21 Sf '. 'xv f-P55251 Tim McKinney Ann McNeal 'T ' ' f M ,. ' sv: f A l . f 1' I Dan Melchior Theodore Melland Cindy Menzel ., A wr.. f f'l , if 3 V r,rrr ay' 5 Walt Lewis K rv' Y 'vw ff 'Mai MM iii? d r s 'Si r Marilyn Longseth sl 1 Randy Manaugh al 45 Luann Lierman f Terry Loose M M r ' M Les Mariotti 4 ,, vw, f. K ,lgrglswi 41 1 i 3 TRI Barbara Jo Lincre Robert Lincoln hf, fic: vw M MMyy . ,I L- ff a ' sw- Wanda Lucas Nick Lusero . E . P.. ', r ix? +53 N Q if ' -' Dave Margheim Diane Markham Lu V 4? M X ii ' M M . Mssris .' M Q N aa Vrf- 1 --5-,1 '- -- MM, , af M X 1 Ai N Rolinda Martindale Debbie Martinez Mickey Martinez Sally Martinez f MM M . - FE , Xa sa ,M 5 Mx f A Y George McCord Debbie McClure ChL1Ck MCCYCHY B05 Meade Herman Med ina 5 Rag: M, ga-'S 2 ww qi Connie Mielke Karl Miller Hugh McCullough , View-5.x I Merl Miller tss . yytr ' g f :En f 2- 'vv 3 Jerri Modrall , K' ,-,. ,A , T, .aw lj f-, NW. sw... Ted Millner David Mobley xr 5 ,K K w e 1: 'Q ' fr or tt t t t tt t X w .. n g ., N isnt, w X S x fist is , X -O H -:st 1 X 4 sskfsve remiss' -:r f-we fe. If Fi Y' emi 'N s X FQ' x ze. ssasfsaiz' -. . A ' ' r s Andrea Morgan Carol Morgan -S a - 5.5 x i .11- -rw FE, sz- V Kathy Moy Gail Mueller R , ,sf---p W e is .Sa Timmy Milner T BeckylMoody W' Donna Morgan 3 . .-- 1 f f . 1 5' Bill Musselman sg, - . 5212 W: ,, , 11 as Y x .. ..:...s ,,1: l k E' shi X Ski '55 Roberta Nevarez Peggy Newman Tim Newton 44 Mary Norwood 'J , . -if , yyoo ef ' ,ri :lf K., N aiiifw Qi. at . . 21 , 5' :larva la 1.-Q-1, xi-H-1.Q1f6'r'I'f:ga.iv' Q ,,, ,ii . Kristy Olson Stephen Mitchell if, fx sr, if Tlx ' , as is -LL- A Anita Moothart fis- , 'S e Q I Douglas Morgan -egy Steve Napple .fs ,- g x fp. nfl EA.. - H Karen Nichols 'if if wi g, W? 'i :D ' iii he W if i we is will f 3' . ii- nm Terry Nuss Julie Ortiz Robert Morison , Q 'L Scott Neighbors sf' : eeir liiiite Wanda Nicholson Larry Oetken sa-nga ., -.rg swat 1,--S353 - ' f- - 1 Wendy Osborne I solemnly swear w iie ,t.i . .-s'- ttit Rita Morrow , 5, as he '53 fir, -f-1. Connie Nelson Styl i ' . fl: .. '9sisi 'ffa Frank Nielsan 'ele S W.,.. '9 t,.1A'-1 1 aff 'Y 'si1- i- 'iff, Kathy O 'Grady Q ,. 3 . fx . . Rick Osborn ' Mark Moxley . ,,,, t rife, lag, Wi as gs H-'aff -i ,sf f , Qfnrzza mfg Lg is ' -',.'?Q SRV af' , X ly., -sfe.ef..,,fg, Linda Nelson Steve Nikkel F Pam Ohmie ' i 3 R if j eilg' I if Carolyn Page a :news funn L nun , manning if, sv V' ,s , Bonita Peppler so -R: i sw, 1 X of Larry Pickerell I ,,. - , Ls .N 15 E1 -W' 2 2:1 .f 'Q X LL-1 1. Lewis Prettyman PR 'as J -....,,. is .. I . gl! T tr: sas, . . 'P T' N, X ,lux A -, .V .L N , Debbie Rehder Nsunpsnsllniudnuu P fj S rsirf' 1 A , Q JN: :aus i -uaav 'SE' M, .L R4 eeeee V o 'P :hf if Janie Perez .1 .R A ,L N' ug 'jpg gg-, ,-J A A,b-1:5 A-. giQfsi,2 ' . UQ? Theresa Pilkington tx -.V Jody Pritt P A is ml ki Steve Page r an ,Z gg 1' J . i: , fx EX Q.. an fr M19 Wayne Patterson Kandi Petitt Gary Plumb nannrr E Wayne Rabourn James Ricketson Marcene Rempel 4. ' 5' , Y' 5? .X Carole Park L If RQ Ron Pauley Gerald Petras if Pat Polt 1 vi Linda Parker Margi Paulson i E. Dorra Pfannenstil sg 8,355 , fi , , gy 1. . wx ?- s li xl , f K K - Passage Cheryle Powell C s .V ' . -S J ' - ii' iris? ai.. 1 as Joe Ramos r iii lf: 'Q N -44 '+ L X Pam Ritchey K 11 Larry Rand Henry Rivera ,. .- X 'Is 3102 ' xs 'i M 4-egxvx W WV' is 1 S' 1 ffixfw.-12? ' Q li'-' . -qspria-iffy R .af ' Rick Parker Carol Pedot fi h J Dennis Pfauth F, Ti' My ,N fi R 'V - if.. I Randy Powell g izss M T A 2 Q NX 4 John Rauenbuehler , -Q ,ar ' A ,4 'fx' r' . , .XS :m it ' JK ' Jim Roberts Donna Jean Robinson Carmella Rodriguez Rich Rodriguez Bruce Rogers Evelyn Russell Paula RUSSC11 2 .--4 . fx S -- R 5-.4 Sharon Parise Q ' '45 vs f. X. X 4 1:59 5. . !5,..si 5.1 woe ' Q 5 .QQ .gli I . Randy Peek ai? ZZQX Xa i 1: 'Kii X' K i ,N ..sw1.v.x ekseixkamik Norman Phillips 1 x 4 ai Jamie Prall V s Charles Reed SS .,,. Tyrone Roberts 1, . , .hw Lynn Rust .aw A Lani Ryan f'-v,.- Doug Sandersen il 1-3 T- . if ,Z E, Mike Schafer . Q. xx Twila Sabados Linda Saul Judy Schifano Jean Schrieber Theresa Schurman 11 , , J 6' ,J r XX Q JMD' Pam Sharp sf . eg 8' fx N Y N, 45 Jim S ibel 'I 4 'Q y Af J .,e fr Shelly Solberg 46 Cindy Shaw Ray Skitt Peggy Sollenberger Haro ,.,,r A ' fifth -WY M - 'view 2 malifriiegrn Becky Sage i 'rw 3 Michaelynn Savoy we X . Steve Schofield .ca ' 5 N if if 5 J if .N 5' Ron Schwind S .4 ,Q .., . 012 'tif j Wf7iJ5?1e'i I, T' A Alton Sheley Ginger Salzman on Q We r-ll' eh L 4,'1':!f,Tn111naan-ff-'f-I-X M, O ,,,,qunurvmun.g 4, 9C',,w.qnnhhunxuum'?,: '4Q,J,.....wImggy:,',y,x3 94. .rmvliif .....mw.x:. Nancy Scarbrough I A an Dale Schramm Linda Sed illo .. 42 A f.. N . 4 9' .X ' X: l Dave Shoup uf. .' ' ,. il. Deanna Sewald .F a V L iw ev- A A- Linga shuueifr ,W 4 .ug ,ru .,,,,f..,.a..a. ,. . ...4,a.V..4 A I 5 f'f .' D15 1, . -1 X . 'Wil A , 5. .I J T Q' w -1 'hr 'si' ,Q K llqnai ,Q ,V'x '1n'5 1 1, Joyce Shambaugh .vm S ff 4 Chalotte Shue Li K ,xv was ki , ',,f . il e w Avi, J' Xuw Q' N VQJQQ my i J .-jx -1- , - r ' A f' :A lllll ' 5 . F9 5:155 3 Dan Smith Debbie Smith Pat Smith Susan Smith :J S V K. 4' Rx be 5, John Spruiell Ron Stadler Ken Stanoff Steve Stark f . ,Q 1 John Sharp Doug Shupe X 3 x fs 'r Joanna Snyder f Glenda Steiner X X ., tl at X Timothy Strasser .fp 'Rr 'fb 'L 'lk': s Charlotte Sumner if 1 in Colleen Thompson Marilyn Triplett KL M - Gale Stringer ,X '.. X Marva Taggart p N v . t Sl Q Ken Strong s, T eryle Tappan .. -.rs ' L David Thompson Donna Thompson -hs? - Q. . QW ,V.. f - , K X. , Q: A l e l P S Joel Trotter Cy Tuchscher ., .H 1 fa xx sa . A ns X s Q f fa. Sue Steinman .Patty Sterkel -,t rj, Jim Stokes ,..t,.. l Kathy Stuart X Audrey Taylor vm w lvl' ' xv fr' W if 3-1 fi ' Q . f Roxi Thompson S e, 6 4, We ,tv at ,, b S Jim Stennente Paul Stenvig A H ,:,k me 'X 4 , 5 f, KX kW:,k'l Y,-k V 'Af'L474',-- '- f'-1 W 5Y91f:f1:ff'z'C A Thomas Sterkel Lois Stetson 5 T Arn Dennis Stoner X Vicki Sudduth t It f 5 Brock Taylor Vicki Thornton kLjL-1 fa r.k,V i Dwayne Stotts John Summy 4.- 'E ,ff- Debby Taylor Preston Tracy Q . gg- . I A - -N. 1 X 5 l S Lynn Turner Mike Umbarger Craig Vargason X'f Tom Stephenson fi? Steve Stiles , LQ! 'R 'F xi? 1 Denise Stowell Mike Summey ' ' .fl .sm S - Q , Carol T ellmann Betty Trejo - . . if Victoria Vera John Venrick ,I fern ' , ' W 'Wi' , Susan Walker L ' f Steve Werness 'WW ..,. 9' ass , f ,1- kz- A -WV M ,ir V , fl ,1wfrL .. -3:1 -5 55 t 1 ? V' Z :ma is -vgggl M . Q Lindahwiuis 9 VL , l. x Lynn Wood 1 5,37 v. ,, L ng? wifeiv, John Vogel y , onn, ffk -f in sf . i M of 'mfg :'1-2'-ff.:.+ ,:'f? ' 5: Lee Waneka sh f l 1 Kathy White tiff V ,IL ' . 52 W miitysaii ff Q aagafs Martha Wilson Sherry Wood Von Hagel John Warfield eff? ryyr i 7 Mike Whiteside lr ff Q r yyyh y '2' L Kathee Wimer qi!!!3r tafhqi , ,-gamma ,,V, , 1 Carol Worrell gl .L i ' Ii 101111 Y3-11551 Toni Yocurn Kathy Younghein aw :.' WL , Torn Zape Debbie Zar Jeff Zimmerman Danette Wagner Gary Weber 'f i syyr ' sss f L My N 23,1 ' , 1,., gr., 3-.1 Io n Linda Winkelman Larry Wisecup E g3'EY' V I xhafi so N K l Jim Wright 1 X Kurt Wagner Mike Weber 'iii 'ii 7 ' .Se . , ' i 'W -'-fi Alan Wilkes 15- 1+ was wwawmva WM any mmm Wax: W f W --ww 1. ' G11 . 94 . ..w,, ,... ,V , A -, W .L A :,.. If 4, as lg' .5 nzwx , .7 Kristy Walden Kelley Walker .9 vi in 1 Keith Weeks Susan Wehr fig 'S 'fi ,, 1 . rt 1 if Harriet Williams Mike Williams mf , W , Not Pictured: Doug Drieth Crestine Garcia Gary Giudice John Gurgans Elmer Hayzlip David Hazlett David Jones Bunny Markham Elizabeth Martinez Phil Roemmich Lou Ann Romero Hannah Sullivan George Torres Dave VanLoo Catherine Weeks ,aa -1wa ssrr I ' all 'ii Lynn WoJahn Bruce Wolski ACTIVITIES ROYALTY ggi? 152 :Queen Q?cg,S:I 'E'YmI's8W?eI E 25211 c'!'a IIf'W'ff2? EEE E!fI'algV6'ff v: E mts I 4 QQ QS Sy I u-'Up 40 K ,Q og 2 Qffrfgwa SNES, 3 c 'f' A 503' M :l: FUIINIAI. mv FRU 2' . omecomzlny ueen U1Cf1Q ZUQ66 l ,,LL E Bib UQ ilf . Wfarfznez H m , Q4 K 'E ng ' Q. ,i 4 ' iii' . Qoroffa Qsfrom fuzkf jjdll? Z GI' 5717912 0Q12f.s' Royal Court - Xfan Cy jfdwfAn172e L7Gl2lP 71 UCQQJ 91 wr-.- rj f S Yf , ja C ml 2 Qzdnzze c5luyar1' LYNETT FRENZEN The Trojan Tooter leads the Homecommg parade down Ma1n Street Q . P the Effigy Contest Seruors are blg wheels! Through The Looking Gloss . . . 'ns The LHS Homecoming spirit was as bright and lively as the bonfire itself, but the brightness found at the game mellowed somewhat as the Aristo-cats provided soft dance music. Every activity was a beautiful climax in itself and the memories of Homecoming, 1967 will long be cherished. 'I F t ond Into Lower Slobovio This is the Pepsi Generation! ! This yeat's matching jugs were awarded to Scott Palmer and Judy Evans for Best Dressed Couple. I still say Reagan can outdraw Lyndon. X-. N Extracting My Self Shall we dance? 55 J :L 'rm sum' W . 3 15 3 ,L ,lf aw if , I, 55 ' ,Q VY if . fi Jqg. ' ' 3 ww is , if 4 my X ' Af M9593 gifsn A my 1 Q . fa ig :S f 1 1 11 I 21 N: f ,I , if If J K ,- A 4 .. M :rf .5 , v We Q, ,M s 1 L+' We fm Wi-5'ki9??' tt.. .Nts , ,,L,,di ' E,..,,13 , -f fr W' Volentine Royolty y ff f, 1 g if Wdlf Cll?CfnCSAQl'l'y C!,lll!Qy The 1968 Valentine Royalty was chosen by popular vote of each respective class. Roger Smith and Chris Tanner were Senior Sweethearts, while Mark Collins and Sherry Curley were chosen Junior Valentines, and Jack Brubaker and Toni Yocum captured the Sophomore vote. .foyer Csllllybq anof Cufrzlv i7a1212er Cl Erzzoazfar cmrf 70121, Tjocunz Up Up and Away Girl 's Week festivities began Wednesday with Locker Decoration Day. The week continued with Bow and Tie Day and Cowboy Day. The week was climaxed by the annual dance and crowning of the King and his attendants to the music of The Higher Elevation. The activities were directed by Vicki Hartzler and Diane Klarich. I' MQIQQQ I hi :fl s tori' Q V H ,,,,,,, -it fSg,2,z,,- Wffmfkmf EW ?1aAf,,-fAx e.sCo1'fcrf 69 LMA 7101,-0,2 jafhy ygraof escorfef gy Ta! jjascoe c S0116 om Ol 'e 711912 cfan I KQUUU FZLX esCo1'feff 6y ,Z109 71m 4113012 'TN unzbr Ovflfen 0Q12l CSCOXI' escorfeof y 01606 XYKQNCA if H Theatre Pillow Talk is the hilarious story of an unattached interior decorator and an equally unattached playboy songwriter who share a party line. When she learns that the man she has recently fallen in love with is her other half of the party line, humorous scenes take place as well as a happy ending. Romeo and Juliet Mrs. Stratman's direction of Shakespeare's classic was superb, and the result was a movingly tragic dramatic production. Romeo and Juliet fall in love, not discovering, until much later, that their families are engaged in a feud. In desperation, the heartbroken Romeo kills himselfg and when Juliet finds him, she too commits suicide in utter grief and despair. The ever popular fairy tales of Hansel and Gretel and Rumplestiltskin were presented to the eager audience of the younger playgoers by an extremely able and pop- ular Trojan cast. Smilin' Through is a romantic comedy that was brilliantly done by the Trojan players. The story begins when Jerimiah Wayne, accidently kills Moonyeen Claire on the day she is to be married to John Carteret. The scene shifts back to the present and another ro- mance. John's niece Kathleen and Jeremiah's son, Ken- neth. Marriage is forbidden, but John slowly realizes the depth of their love and permits them to marry. The final scene comes as John 's life slips into the world be- yond where he is to be with his Moonyeen forever. bl l Q' 4,- 'Wm up , ,bkiif . B ,,.,, , .,, Vxgi , 1,4i. 1 p -r 1,1 ,J H k A i Q 1 2 ,i .,., M, 5 -F A Q ' -'-- H '- , A 3 ,A,,- The 1968 Albert Award winners were: Best Actor, Mike Petitg Best Actress, Vickie Webbg Best Supporting Actress, Lynette Frenzeng and Best Supporting Actor, Phil Pierce. ' Iffvi ev' 9 W . ,f ' -- 1. ' .--n--qu-1+ .. STANDING Carolyn Taylor Gloria Hilty Vicki Rogers Girls and Boys Judy Evans Cindy Taylor SITTING 1- Peg Emmons G e Lynette Wagner i E i E E 5 5 Q STANDING Mike Trimble Mark Meyerdirk Roger Castle Scott Ekx Scott Palmer Nick Peluse Chris Stewart qw H fc T SFX! 1, Q- we A N is as .1 5 .A ' . i f nl Y Q' A 1' .- , g, S013 Z' X 1 + W 3 1 'WI-X! M ww 2 s Q if gk 313.2 ' Qt if A if 1. l -fr'Qik! g 1W.L Xalan.. 10. wld fsltf Senate Sponsored Helping Hand Cornlvnl The carnival has been held annually for the last two years to help raise funds for the Helping Hand. Clubs set up booths and work hard to provide enter- tainment for students, parents and children of the community, It also serves the purpose of a money making project for the clubs. RADO R Y a S '22 e MONT - x If nj I ma: 5 va 3? ,.. 'sf - f- N . K in -A , , Juniors rush to finish months of preparation Prince Valiant and his damsel fair? Some E 66 Couples relax with punch and cake served by maids and buriers. ionied Evening Some Enchanted Evening , the theme of the 1968 Junior-Senior Prom, climaxed months of preparation by the members of the Junior class. At 9 p. m. on May 4, the Memorial Building was changed into a garden of flowers, soft music, and dim lights. Music, provided by the Viva Brass, continued through the evening until 12:30, when the garden suddenly disappeared and changed into memories for all who attended. 'W Sally Anderson Deanna Sewald Cheryl Bock Linda Green Dianne Burks Shirley Croft Debrah House Connie Houpt Kaye Iverson Paula Knaus Kathy Moy Bonita Peppler Ginger Salzman Becky Sage Joleen Citron Steve Abbey Robert Gance Gary Iverson Nick Lusero Scott Neighbors Preston Tracy Allen Wilson .:f- ,L.f LL,, - im -M 'ff,g,., W. ,f- -f,s.,w..qmt - -s 5 W1 , , ,, i mf - f,, ,.., , Were- A-'W frfzeireaaftgzafg sm aw-wx ,.,. - ww- rr. f nwenfwmm W ,k,,,, ,,,,, ',,,. ,,.,,... ,.., F HV wi ' ' fa My ,' V i :QM M ' ff: ,,. , H r The Challenge of N we Student Body Elections Each spring, the student body of LHS selects its leaders for the following year. Each interested candidate submits a petition signed by 50 classmatesg then from a preliminary vote, two parties are formed. After a campaign assembly, students vote on regulation machines. Voters choose the representatives they feel will do the best job and often cross party lines. This year's winners are Randy Tesar, presidentg Mitch Rodriguez, vice-presidentg Vicki Rogers, secretaryg treasurer Nick Peluse, assemblies chairmang and Peggy Stockwell, , , , Rod Carlson Mitch Rodriquez Jerry Moy election commissioner. .,,. pk, Members of the PROGRESS PARTY, Nick Peluse, Peggy Stockwell, Vickie Rogers Rick Newton and Randy Tesar, pooled their resources and political knowledge in an effort to gain the votes of their classmates to lead the student body during the 1968-69 school year. 68 ORGANIZATIONS NU m of' 5 QSAMESFEZW Sf' 'Q S um 0 7g0J4QilsZsYB6, .5 ' x WE? '4 5 G SXQQQQXQRAS rf0f'41l1gliZQ E Euums Uxxnqggxk W Qs XXSYN6 - 4' Q? K vagsvev emi QXQKSQ? YQ-5 E Q Q5 if-Foe an HN: BNI Sw 'fo .4 Q-W' .Q i Q L ii fi? ' - v41wx1:',5 Qs LL.L .L 4 533: xx, Q- - 2, 'f jf 1 Lge ,.m,,,g.?E..: ,s.s. Qwiwg Longmont Senior High Student Body Officers President ........ .... K im Cowles Vice-President .... .... R ick Lusero Sec.-Treos. ........... Pom Crnkovich Activities Choirmon .... Cindy Polt Assemblies Choirmon ..... Don Frenzen Cf' ,Q KIM COWLES Student Body ai xv 2 ' 1, - A9 , RICK LUSERO Senate LQ' RUTH RODRIGUEZ SANDY JARRELL Trojanews Ed. KAREN HENRY Trojanettes LORENE LARSON Sophomore Choir -g JIM BALDWIN Future Farmers ,H BILL DUENSING Chess Club Trojanews Ed . ri I vw' WARREN REMPEL Band JUDY EVA NS AFS TIM O'DELL Palette Club PAT MURPHY Sr. Cl., N. Conf. Ear' JERRY CAM ERON Key Club RICK NEWTON Junior Class CR' git. I fx , M R INKA Big Sisters 1968 Orgonizoiion Presidents +L J sizzix! DOUG JOHNS ON Rhythm Aires GARY ELMQUIS T IRC ,ss x,' i TRUDY KELLER Gems ei 'ri I V115 ' 'Q 4 CHRIS LARSON Orchestra RN XT PAT PASCOE GAA STEVE JONES Sophomore Class GLENN PF LUM NHS JOHN GADDIS Madrigal 'wi' BOB MCCARTY Ski Club P 5. Q- A nl? KAREN CASEY Spanish Club KA REN POWERS FTA SALLY YOS T Rod eo Club ,ff JIM WALSH Annual Editor DOUG LOCKHART DECA ssxw GARY STEWART NFL, con. ch. SUE SCHNEIDER Pep Club mf' . . A prey . x SUE PAGE French Club LINDA SEVERNS HELP Club 7I Senate The 1967-68 student government has strayed from the well-trod- den paths of oldg initiating programs as well as renewing traditions. Programs instituted at LHS this year include the school-spirited Pom Pom girls, spelling out the mighty name of TROJANSg and the TROJAN of the month award, going to a different boy and girl each month, with final voting done by the faculty. Traditional stakeouts included the Homecoming festivities and the Sadie Hawkins dance, Sponsored by the Senate, the annual Helping Hand Fund carni- val culminated a year of busy activities. ROSTER OF SENA TORS Pat Murphy Pam Crnkovich Cindy Polt John Gaddis Ruth Rodriquez Sudy Thomason Bruce Mayeda Dick Boyle Nick Peluse Randy Tesar Shirley Waffensmith SOPHOMORES Steve Jones Mary Amicarella Jack Brubaker Dean Hein Scott Neighbors Jamie Prall Preston Tracy Sally Anderson HONORARY MEMBER Ingrid Ernst Production Manager: i tit tllvvsq 0 i imap x LWGMQQ Edjfg-rn fn fnrvitew MIS tll Americans like a f book. This quot red recently in the s td column of Rene ter, better known as tt Carpenter. To ez meaning behind penter's quote wou less. lt was merely as a satire on ar i's column, but is e of her way of thir he scene was the City Room at the I Ice Hotel, where penter was to hc The Trojanews is published every two weeks by the Journalism classes of Longmont High School, Long- mont, Colorado. Coeditors: Ruth Rodriguez Sandy Iarrel Ad Manager: Anita Newton Business Manager: Sharon Oehler Ruthann Lehman :Q r-nnfemnrve for ,mb ,mm .UN 301 newspaper and mag' peared. Most ot ,e editors. To a roomtul were from br, of the Journalism II lwaYS 1 new Re briisrs- The C P ' y find Diane McNitt Gke it' IGlCIi11'1' Debbie Cook i abou ,nsuspectinq Gdi'f0QSf MTS- parents or by +1-sv-'c Qv1tTr'fTlf'.6 FFTYTTQ . 1 , W r- ' per ruit :es with her vi ,f sayir tor inc are for Circulation: rome M Dave Campbell miie' Photography: 'cirgunli Ruthann Lehman Dave Askey rsation Features ah Sch Sports News 3,1595 Club News 1 d ex Reported by members in the 3 Mitch Rodriguez ESS, W ecti 3. , . s consit nm Cmpent Gail Blinde lic and V 39 O01 in 1 Shari Jacques rephec . C e quest Donna Brigham gntivg, - 'iff h Schor Sue Schneider WS iflf 5' 1 ,When Penny Chariton :many H .Hg Its SO I' 593' Wng 1S Q :mL Us are Warren Peppler nan, Sens pc, SPC much C Kevin Daley underground Tk Dave Campbell iirigton D.C. 71 t P0111 enter appeared dl' IS CIHY .C W- W- L ,,.. lligent woman, Wf VIQITIOTIT- When We interested in what is going tg - LfS91V9S k1'1OWf1f She on in the world, eager to UQ WG C1lWC1YS did jump into issues with both 79? '11 in basketball-H feet, and determined to do Ohl .CYS GTG PC1511 MTS- something about them, too! Cm' Tl? Not once was the subject oi t- 1GS'fiOf1if1Q then took her husband's fame brought 'he lm-MTS CUTPQTUGT up, for she had so many Wi Skiflq US CIUGSUOTISI ideas ot her own to convey, me ?Th9I'S1 She asked US that we soon ceased to think 5' lt we Were beinq oi her as Scott Carpenter's into a career or a ns V rm--H Sk for major newspapers college that we didn't want. he Trojan :rd for Feb wife, but rather as Rene Car- penter, columnist. A A 'ii Up and Away With G Calling all girls: Girl's Week is fast approaching and if you haven't asked your favorite beau yet you'd better get on the ball. The big event is to be held March 9 this year in our cafeteria from 8:30 to ll:3O p.m. The Higher Elevation will provide the rhythm tor the dance theme Up. Up. cmd Away. Price per couple will be 52.50. If you wish to purchase tickets listen on the an- rmminrrnmrr-rmtc tnr tlwmso Girls As it is schedule Week will officially Wednesday, Marc three days have be nated as locker c and tie day, and day. Wednesday is lo The purpose oi th to decorate your crazy as you ca Prizes will be give best decorated locl Thursday is bov rinv Girl: Weqfj est bow it you out tr if ll att to be tors lolene 'lin Oetkiri ncecl by tl gi lg uday. The L 9 ated to re Elsvclf standing str students c the senate ' casts the alene, an l s a meml toquium cr ' nt Nntinr g f f'f51,-iid.-ff,,5 41. 1 Girl': .J-It ' 1913 Lozier and 1916 Packard loaned by Mr. Ray Dougherty, Longmont. EDITORIAL STAFF, L to R: Linda Mellancl, assistant editorg Jim Walsh, editorg Bob Bresee, assistant editorg Diana Barrett, business manager, 74 Early last fall this year's staff met and decided to produce a bigger and better yearbook. To do so, inexperience and minor problems had to be avoided from the first. Traditions had to be broken, and new ideas were employed as the book took shape. Many of us have viewed segments of our creation, but we must wait out the summer for the mold to cool. Special recognition should be given to Dale Lukenbach, who donated his time and talent as the annual photographer for the past three years. Editor and advisor discuss problems with Taylor repre sentative, Jim McAboy. Photographer Dale Lukehbach Advisor Leonard C. Lehl Annual Stuff SCHOLARSHIP LEADERSHIP NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY I S , 9 Q' Z. f S W in Qi CHARACTER Il SERVICE CLUB OFFICERS: Left to Right, Vice-president Brad Anderson, Treasurer Roger Smith, Secretary Jolene Landers, and President Glenn Pflurn. Notionol Honor Society ROSTER - EVENING GROUP Bette Blinde Kim Cowles Bill Duensing John Gaddis Sheryl Jones Bob McCarty Sally Martinka Linda Melland Glenn Pflum Marsha Richendifer Ruth Rodriquez Sue Schneider Gary Stewart Ed Sullivan Jodie Wisdom N-wr ROSTER - AFTERNOON GROUP Brad Anderson Karen Casey Pam Crnkovich Gary Elmquist Dianne Gettman Jolene Landers Kit Mattoon Sue Pfauth Bernice Phillips Debbie Rose Chuck Sorenson Dorotha Stromquist Vickie Webb Sally Yost Honors Colloquium Honors is a voluntary class chosen from applications of interested and qualified Seniors, and taught on a college level. Students must read half a book each week for 14 weeks. They meet Monday afternoons or evenings with Dr. Robert Zoellner, an English professor from CSU, to discuss the books in depth. To be chosen to participate in this program is a privi- lege sought by many, but granted to just a selected few. 5 12 B Q Future Teachers of America is an organiza- tion composed of students interested in a teaching career. The year's activities include helping with the Tiny Tim Center, baking cookies for the teach- ers at Christmas time, aides at the Helpmobile, and taking the kindergarten to the zoo. 9 if 1 'al 'ti' FTW A . , I ff if I f f ' , 3 7 T ,V rs. r , t li Q V l l l H N ,trt- V L tt i 'gf . f- , Kit Matoon, Karen Power, Peggy Stockwell ROSTER SPONSOR: Jerry Brooks MEMBERS: Karen Power - President Peggy Stockwell - Vice President Eva Pfannansteil - Secretary f Gloria Wilcox - Historian Kit Matoon - Treasurer Mary Nell Boddy Sally McClain Joe Alvarez Charlie Clark Mary Berkey Pat Pascoe Chris Kean Vicki Bender Sharon Humbard ......-X Ruth Rodriquez Penny Chariton Gary Elmquist IRC I. R. C. is an organization for those students who have a definite interest in world politics and governmental affairs The annual Model United Nations at Colorado State College was attended by club members who were assigned as dele- gates of various nations. Disarmament as well as the war in Viet Nam highlighted the discussions. ROSTER SPONSORS: Mr. Jacobsen Mr. Gillen MEMBERS: Gary Elmquist - Pres. Ruth Rodriquez - V. Pres. Penny Chariton - Secy. Ed Sullivan Bill Duensing Mark Meyerdirk Jim Walsh Donna Deffke Karen Henry Sharon Henry Q' GEMS Girls Entering Medical Service is an or- ganization designed to give girls the chance to learn about medicine. During the sum- mer the girls do volunteer work at the hos- pitals. During the school year they hear lectures, see films, and go on field trips. This year they raised money at the carnival by selling popcorn and sponsoring a fish- pond. The climax of the year was a picnic at Meadow Park. M. Sponsor, Mrs. Evans, pres. Trudy Keller, v. -pres. Cheryl Sawyer, treas. Roberta Morrison, Merit Chrm. Wilma Clifford. Not pictured: Se cy. Bev Beck. ROSTER Mary Turner Mary Graves Debbie Coffey Jenny Current Wilma Clifford Kelley Walker Karen Brozovich Jody Pritt Charlotte Shue Laurie Hester Cheryl Sawyer Trudy Keller Roberta Morrison Bev Beck Clare Stark H E LP. Homemakers engaged in LHS Projects, under the lead- ership of Mrs. Brown and Mrs. Kirk, is a service and social club for girls interested in Home Economics. H. E. L. P. collected toys and clothing for the Longmont Welfare Agency this year, gave a Val- entine 's Day party at the Tiny Tim Center, and sponsored a retirement tea for Mrs. Brown. President - Linsa Severns Vice-President - Trudy Keller Secretary-Treasurer - Shirley Enoch Publicity - Sue Borst i... as M OFFICERS: Larry Johnston - photographer, Doug Lockhart - president, Kathy Triplett - publicity director, Connie Schacht - vice president, Phyllis Schalgel - secretary, Vickie Coleman - asst. publicity di- rector, Sharon Evans - treasurer, Tom Clark - asst. vice president. D.E.C.A. w , A gn, t,., The Distributive Education Club of America is a course designed for those students interested in mar- keting and distribution. It is primarily concerned with helping these students prepare themselves for their futures. Local employers have been helpful by giving these students jobs and the students work half a day - every day - credits are given as a school course. Doug Lockhart received first place on the state level at the Colorado Leadership Conference and is attending the National Contest in May, in Dallas, Texas. This year's activities have included operating the Gambles Appliance Store, sponsoring the homecom- inglbreakfast, as well as being included on numerous field trips to Denver. 'X D. E. student working on a job FIRST ROW: Patsy Loury, Linda Klingfus, Margo Markham, Linda Jenson, Linda Poellet, Nanette Clark, Margaret Beilman, Lin- da Morrison. SECOND ROW: Vickie Coleman, Sharon Evans, Connie Schacht, Marlene Curry, Phyllis Schalgel, Gloria Bjork- man, Kathy Schacht, Cathy Lockwood, Marcia Befus, Pam Bartz. THIRD ROW: Larry Johnston, Ida Marquez, Paul Langley, Doug Lockhart, Tom Clark, Mike Eckstine, Joe Jackson, Vernon Bestos, Ted Loman, Mike Jones, Doug Abernathy. SPONSOR: Harvey Rothenberg. 80 American Field Service TOP: fBob Cance, Donna Deffke. SECOND ROW Left to Right: Patsy Lamborne, Diane Delonge, Sue Page, Marsha Rechendifer, Patty Peterson, Ingrid Ernst, Judy Evans, Susie Beaver. KNEELING Left to Right: Sherry Knox, Sharon Henry, Joann Savastano, Ruthann Leh- man. SEATED Left to Right: Susie Landers, Diane Sage. 'K 5 Ingrid Ernst - A.F.S, student from Zurich, Switzerland with her American hosts, the Dr. B. E. Peterson family. Walk together, talk together all ye people of the earthg then and only then shall ye have peace. fthe A.F.S. mottoj OFFICERS: President - Judy Evans, vice-president - Ingrid Ernstg treasurer- Kathy Bacon, historian - Susie Landers SPONSORS: Mr. Houston and Mrs. Kirk This year's highlights have been the Christmas party in December, A.F. S. week including assemblies for the entire student body, and the International Dinner Chess Club fb sure 8I The Spanish Club had an active year with a variety of interesting programs on Panama, Spanish coins, the life of E1 Greco, Hemis- Fair '68, and others. They busily raised money to support Roberto, their adopted boy in Chihuahua, Mexico, with pickle sales at games and hot chocolate or lemon- ade sales after school. Spring ac- tivities included a colorful Flower Power booth at the carnival and a Taco Supper. Trips to Denver were taken to attend the musical, Man of La Mancha , and for the traditional year-end banquet at the Original Mexican Cafe. Officers this year in Spanish Club are fLeft to Righty Marsha Richendifer, secretary - Karen Casey, president - Chris Larson, vice-pres. , , . SFC! K ,Hx We Donna Deffke, Sue Page, Judy Evans, Betty Gro- meck, Sponsor: Mrs. Lane. French Club The first and most satisfying activity of French Club this year was the progressive French dinner, com prised of eight courses eaten at eight different homes. After sponsoring a sidewalk cafe and book booth at the Carnival, the members still had the energy to partici- pate in the annual spring banquet at the Normandy Res taurant in Denver. 'ui' sf sr tt H rst H 'r fu.. 4 lil lair Nohonol it . K t OFFICERS and SPONSORS L. to R.: Mr. Wade, Mr. Howe, Diane Peterson, Vicki Rodge1s,Ed Sullivan, Mrs. Stratman, Gary Elmquist, Pam Crnkovich, Gary Stewart. Forensm League The National Forensic League is a society rec- ognizing the achievement of speech students and directing and encouraging the development of in- dividual talents. The greatest value of member- ship is the encouragement and incentive it gives for students to become effective speakers and hence more successful and influential citizens. NFL tra ins for leadership and the local chapter contributes much to LHS in leadership. NFL offers opportunities to participate in the - NFL district tournament each year as well as the National Speech Tournament and Student Congress. This year, the NFL Chapter has hosted several speech tournaments and the speech students have attended 24 contests. 84 State Qualifiers W Club Skiing has its ups and downs. The LHS Ski Club was very enthusiastic this year as deep snow engulfed the mountain slopes. Further inspiration and good leadership was received from our new sponsor, Mr. John Diffley. The annual weekend ski trip was again spent in Steamboat Springs. As usual it was financed by the sale of Christmas trees. Even those members just beginning to ski soon found themselves adapted to the sunshine and parallel turn. Hopefully, next year will be as successful as this one. Think Snow! OFFICERS L. to R.: Bob McCarty, presi- dentp Leanna Backman, v. pres. 9 Linda Thompson, secy. 'fi 'Ni af l as ,,.f 0y'4- 7109 CHAPTER SWEETHEART and COURT L to R attendant Drane Dejonge and escort Jim Baldwxn Queen Lerta Brunnrng and escort Terry Nuss attend ant Dranne Burks and escort Don George .I :WIIIV l i If AX QW, Vcux. 9 ,qi - . 1. '-9 Q' . of 9 ooF'H'PAf 1 4 1 r,-. mr' B ' 'Q U ian' I - r 5 . - K HS bil i YQ 6 xi 5 Silk F' .ff x , W, my gs' 5 2- VZL' L+ W4 1 I I CJ 1 +3 no-sings 3 : Stanfield, performed Wondrous Cool, Thou Wood- land Quiet , Cry Out and Shout , and Kyrie Eli- son . Lee Kjelson, guest conductor from the Uni- versity of Miami, was so impressed with the Long- mont groups that he asked Mr. Stanfield for a tape of their performances. f sa. f Sl 5 it is Y Q rf S is Si x Concert Choir OFFICERS: lst ROW, L. to R.: Karen Casey, Patty Fox. 2nd ROW Gary Stewart, pres. g Tom Wagner, Chris Larson. 3rd ROW: Jill Schey, Bob Bresee, John Leman, Roger Smith. 1 5Zi'2ff,22Qf2?i,itQ 1,2014 ' .sa fi r Tilkrfliiz 7' riidf ' .. ig 'X , t fg r 1 ,It y x i 'y Q' 5 R 9 ' ,V rr -, Q f L' 1, 3 M he f Q a . , Q A .Y I is K' Vrri 50 ..- 5' Q 44 V .Ls E ., -T- g, SA . 3 . ' K' ' ' ' I 3 f , I Aj 1 W on O, W, f A 15.34 ' M ff? y Q. .. La 3 Modern Choir OFFICERS: FRONT ROW, L. to R.: Karen Henryg John Gaddis, pres. g Cindy Taylor. SECOND ROW, L. to R.: Jolene Landers, Albert Stowell, Doug Johnson, Glenn Pflum, Gary Elmquist, Brad Anderson, Nancy Fries: The Modern Choir, a new addition in the Longmont music program, is the other of the two contest choirs from Longmont. In their first year of competition as a sepa- rate group, the Modern Choir rated a string of l's, which further proved the superiority of Longmont High School in the Northern Conference. At contest, the Choir sang No Mark , Wood , and John Saw Dah Numbah . Triple Trio From the advanced choirs at Longmont High School, a select group of singers is chosen, by audi- tion, to compose the Madrigal and the Triple Trio. These groups, singing a more advanced type of music, usually unaccompanied, participated in the Christmas programs and Spring Concert. In addi- tion, they perform as guests at social functions in the community and at the' Stars of Tomorrow pro- gram. Modrigol M ,,t LHS .1 P--v I as ' fs 1-QJ Sophomore Choir I The Sophomore Choir is composed of Sophomore boys and girls, who audition for their positions. They, are chosen by Mr. Stanfield on the basis of range, tone quality and prospective ability. The Soph- omore Choir sings at the Christmas and Spring programs and also sang at the N. H.S assembly. WCC? 5 s C . i in y T A .rl Q E Boys Glee The Glee Clubs at Longmont High School are composed of soph- omores, juniors and seniors who signed up for the classes. They are under the direction of Mr. Charles Stanfield. Both of the Glee Clubs participated in the Christmas programs and the Spring Concert. Girls Glee P' l N X W 4 if Qs . w I 5 ' C rrsi i ne... ... we ra! .. 7'-15 's ' '-B 'Q in 4. ppjgy E CC :pk is p Q C s . ' C CC C dd ' ' I .3 'C r ' Ti iiels CC Cl C ssll Q . N ssiiss i C .. 'a ' 93 E TRN '5 .SAX . Rhythm Aires 3 mf i 4, 4, kPreston Tracy Q v'-' v LE r U71 . Doug Joh gherty WJ-fflfr MMP- E 3 'I dyJQ S b 7 Not pictured: rumpeter - Kurt Olson 4-va,-v CONDUC7'0R Larry Hattel Emu f .. ,-T,- Dennis Vanatta l Rick Florea 'F 4 Lynn Rust E Albert Stowell jr fP.rff'Lf.J'-fl ii A--V 1 Steve Fincher Ricky Moody 1, 4' Farrar HIMOVE kg. Bruce Carlson BR' 5Ax' 2x aniy Bernard Buster Warren Rempel x Orchestra Orchestra is very often the most unrecognized group in this school. However, we owe a lot to their presence. The orchestra gives many concerts during the year and also plays at Baccalaureate and various other school affairs. This year the orchestra has been under the leadership of a new director, Mr. James McNeal. Students of orchestra can reach high degrees of music appreciation. This music is inspirational to anyone who hears it. The orchestra again participated in the state contest in Fort Collins. They received a No. 2 rating. . fp. f String section of the orchestra Musical Training Is a More Potent Instrument Than Any Other, Because Rhythm and Harmony y Find Their Way Into the Inward MR-JAFMESMCNFAL Places at the Saul. 1 Plato an 97 EQ it rw-l? . MVN , M, 5' ww, N: 114 ,ff 0.9 'V -W Q' f E r wt? ...-H 51: A ,rf . Q X f G A . ge!-ku 'Of' Lv 'S ,W SX x Q. Q5 f 'ni W, Kv v 3' P ,.Q -'O .,,., .. wp x 'mir' ,V I C, S' Q gi gf A ' I Q ..,,3L , X 4 ff, f fir ' as 1 , L' ' Ax W in 'K V i H Q .5 Q i Q 1 5' A 1 L WV A I 0 V f :'k .. . '1 ,f .. ' Y 3,7 ' XX, , X 3S f . 51' F i f',J -. , ' ' I 1, we1,Q-0 Jj . my 'ty Q I ,Q HQ f,jf-,Q A ijffl-eq' yfgnf ' ff , .' 2'af',?' . f .14 . j ' A ' A ' 'f Misa O t i -,sk if fn: X 'N ' 'W K avi. P X ' 'iff-I Q 3 gk . Q., . , Mi, - , Q X -'A x' jg Mg! A X ' 9 xv- sr' . 9. au. , 2-k V R-. 2' 'gy' xi? W 'Q Q I fv ,ff I X 16 cfm-A .1 4,-Q11 Q I if ,Q ft:-n The LHS Band is often referred to as the award-winning band. In both marching and concert playing, they have done consider- ably well. In the last 25 years, they have won lst place honors in marching and maneuvering against high schools from all over the state. This year they were honored as one of the 15 bands to participate at Colorado University Band Day. They have also faired well in concert playing, receiv- ing numerous 1-ratings over the years. Pep Bond Georgie Girl When the Saints Go Marching ln L'Mr. Troiun HLOHGIY Bull We're For Longmont Hspfmish HGUH Twirlers DRUM MAJOR - Rick Moody HEAD TWIRLER - Sharon Evans TWIRLERS: Sudy Thomason Sharon Henry Penny Chariton Joy Birch Linda Willis N t P' tured: Lynette Wagner '99 GAA 1967-68 This year the athletically inclined girls at Longmont High School have found enjoyment in such sports as vol- leyball, soccer, field hockey, basketball, and softball. Under the leadership of Miss Larson, the girls meet each Wednesday after school. They have competed with other Northern Conference schools in volleyball and basketball sports days . The association has representatives from the sopho- more, junior, and senior classes. This year's officers are Pat Pascoe, president, Barbara Lernke, vice-president, Vicki Rodgers, secretary, Bonnie Zeiser, treasurer, Pat Ahern, pt. chairman, and Sherry Curley, special events. The G.A.A. motto is A girl for every sport and a sport for every girl. , 'W i I I I I E 1 A successful year for the Pep Club was due mainly to the enthusiastic leadership of 13 girls. They are: Sue Schneider, pres. 5 Ruth Rodriguez, v. p. g Sally Martinka, sec. -IICHS. 5 Sheryl Jones, Dana Klein, Sandy Young, Carolyn Link, honor squadg Peg Emmons, Pat Wright, Chris Larson, pub.3 Jolene Landers, Sr. pt. chm. 9 Debbie Johnson, Jr. pt. chm. These girls were responsible for planning and coordinating the activities of this organization. Pep Club Gfficers LHS Pep Club . - W - H gif ..-- H f -ffif k 'A' ::.,w,.:-Y N 4 H1 ' ' - m A P' I . u,w:. 'ff:. ' - '- t f I - AVS .f ,R ' l04 ,.. IOS Big Sisters OFFICERS L. to R.: Dianna Barrett, vice-pres. 9 Lynett Frenzen, publicityg Gail Bachman, secy. -treas Sally Martinka, president. The basic purpose of the Big Sisters organization is service - to the school and the community. For example, the girls have taken tray favors to Eventide Rest Home and special education stu- dents to the play, Smilin' Through . They have also sponsored a fashion show. The girls meet bi- monthly with Mrs. Aileen Deffke as their sponsor. Initiation is held each fall when Big Sisters takes in 10 sophomores, 5 juniors, and 3 seniors. The total number of members is 40. Key Club 0' CL '-. . 'L 0 ' r f X X V RN TKO A ,iff N N .1 N 1 U A f' xx Q I' Q 11 ll KEY CLUB BOARD: BACK Row, L. to R.: Bill Stewart, Rick Newton, Ken Drake, Scott Neighbors, Preston Tracy. FRONT ROW, L. to R.: Dave Palmer, Don Frenzen, Kent Collins, Rick Lusero, Jim Brown, Jerry Cameron. A 'H 1 ' -'-.5 A . ,, 7 3. T f, '. .J KEY CLUB SWEETHEART Evonne Waffensmith The L.H.S. Key Club, one of the busi- est organizations in school, is a service 5 group sponsored by the Kiwanis Club. This international organization of young men has as its objectives: to build my home, school, and community, to serve my nation and Godg and to combat all forces which tend to undermine these institutions. 25 ' 1 Q A E Q E Dianna Barrett Penny Chariton I08 L' , R X ,. Q Gail Bachrnan l Lynn Hardy Trojonettes Sv-df Leanna Backman ! , Q P t , K X j w 5 'sz rn 1? ra, Diane De Jonge Q has 'Q ah Nancy Hawthorne Connie Bgck 6 4 i . 11i1xiQf,r2:v ,A ,,,W,, Q Q 4 CD D' N v-1 O 35 I CD I3 H '4 O U' r-1 5. '-I W 'J 'J CD H Sherry Curely -4' 21 K Kathy Caldwell Judy Henderson Kathy Keller ,Q , M. 41 Barbara Henderson H N X - tyx k Vicky Hartaler - N Drill Leader Karen Henry Susi Landers tax Diane Peters SH T Debbie Wedd el X fr' A X kv Asst. Drill Leader Cindy Polt 'V 'K Karen Power Lynette Wagner f N 5 M arty Steenburg Jalayne Wagner ,, Vw J f fair Y 4' Christy Vela .....J.1- '-AJ K if -- 1. .0 nw -... .-Q .- 'vs - K' 4 Wf Ill X i, ,dw f Q 4' g. Q f Qi- jf. Y W 3. ,L .1 qaggg-gggg,g gvsHq55,gf- W, M. . N.. . f H:s!'u 3fQ',e,,x,e. . f ' . 5 . 1,3 'f i E J, . . V gi t v , . qw X 5 f gg. Q, - ,,,. 4, N Fd? 3' W ,gi hm f-J ,iimsgi if ff f 'Mi X 'X Xi 'Q ar xg r' gs 5 sl J.n ,, an ,.... it fn 1 1 V g if I 1 A917 , 5 ff W H J . '44 Y 'rs , W I - Q , .Q , 7 S K ' X fa A 4 ands' X . .-My-Siuii' 'x ' 1 1541.1 A . . .ag we 31 .vw f' , fkzfvg . f' A if TWC A'H'z - ff fs... ir., 4 9 5 -.rvgf.4.1.,5 .. H.- 4.1, , N O .V . ,. Ng gh-+w'f MT -A . J .. M Q, A 'f .. 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Elected only in the fall, attending no clinics and having no summer practice, these girls' hard work and desire has proven the new tradition of Pom Pon Girls will be very suc- cessful in future years. Pom Pon Girls ABOVE, Left to Right: Peg Emmons, Sally McClain, Pat Smith, 'Peg Stockwell, Jolene Landers, Marsha Richendifer, Deb Cook, Debbie Rose. Not Pictured: Patty Fox. X ' is SPORTS SPUD5 ECUACH cf, V54 5 5' saws ,li QAINAQFESQ QQQ'-l li'5mwxEr,uAMPSm AIV 3 SURREL B 3 .- CD QXQQCQAQQKS E 'J vwiixw c ff' ggflgrllasegla i 1 I va Q ,r ,0 I 'NG 000- if SYM 3 :a:buKs JET g 4 M if f ,., f f J' E .. have .ivdu fr? z f ., ... 1, ,V nt-vi' 1 ,. . , .:., ,,f,, I .M 1- 51-227 vfsfmwmwll e numg ,,i,,,,a 1 1 r 'try : Dave Peterson Rod Carlson Kent Landers I I im Fosnight Tennis ,P. 1st ROW, Left to Right: M. Nichols, J. Edson, S. Abbey, G. McCord, G. Sykes, K. Landers, R. Castle, S. Burnett. SECOND ROW: B. Young, B. Richards, R. Carlson, J. Fosnight, D. Peterson, S. Iessen, L. Wood, Coach Bob Betz. .. The 1967-68 tennis team emer ed with a 3-4 won-loss 35? g N gg ' record after a tou h season of conference la . The Trojan L ,... 8 P Y V netmen lost several matches by narrow point margins but gained valuable experience. Four members of Longmont's tennis team -- Kent Landers, Rod Carlson, Dave Peterson, and Jim Fosnight -- qualified for the district meetg while Landers and Carlson, playing as a doubles team, went on to the state playoffs in Boulder. Greg Sykes Brad Young rf if x,'Ak Z I 3, Y , V l, Brad Hurd Ben Garcia Cross Country . -v in ,g'-f-fi: ,f 'XHs 'LH KQL ' ' :XXL 5 2 ' 335. -4,,.- Bruce Waddle Anthony Rodriguez Cross country running is a test of endurance. The 1968 Trojan harriers had that endurance, finishing second in the conference and seventh in the state meet in Boulder. All of the Trojan varsity runners placed in the top 50, paced by Brad Hurd 42335 Anthony Rodriguez 12433 Ben Garcia C3055 Bruce Waddle f35Jg and Ballenger 1421. With four lettermen returning, Coach Doug Sorrell can look forward to a success- ful season. .vhs if-f 4 Y' Alan Carlson F 4 5 s. , r 5. x wi is ,..----- -v ws Bob Ballenger iv' 7 sum- . ,- lst ROW, Left to Right: A. Stowell. M. Messenger, M. Oetken, B. Waddle, A. Rodriguez, B. Hurd, B. Garcia, B. Ballinger, G. Col gate, H. Miller, A. Carlson. SECOND ROW: L. Oetken, H. Law, L. Wisecup, R. Pauley, P. Tracy, L. Hattel, B. Carlson, R. Gon zales, J. Brubaker. THIRD ROW: G. Anderson, B. Glover, J. Hutchins, M. Schafer, J. Warfield, R. Gonzales, D. Matthais, D. Parker P. Gould. W Trojan Gridders Shure Conference Title, Beet Poudre I5-7 for State Berth We They Fairview - - - - - 6 13 Cheyenne Mt. - - - - - 13 O Jefferson County ----- 24 19 Loveland ---- ---- 1 3 16 Fort Collins - - - - - 27 6 Poudre ---- - - -21 13 Sterling ------ - - 21 14 Greeley Central ----- 46 O Fort Morgan - - - Greeley West - - Poudre ---------- 15 7 Thomas Jefferson -q--------.--- The Trojan gridders started the 1968 season with high hopes and a new style of play. Both paid off as the Trojans finished regular season play, leading the league both offensively and de- fensively and were conference co-champions. During a very successful season, the Trojans lost only to Fairview and Loveland in regular season play and to Thomas Jefferson in the state quarterfinal playoff game. Longmont also placed five players on the Northern Conference All- conference team, with a total of 18 for the All-conference and Honorable-mention teams. In fact, Donnie Frenzen, Longmont's fullback, had such an outstanding season that he was named to the Sportswriters All-state team. The Trojan defense only allowed their opponents 56 points while the offense scored 185 points during the conference season. As a result, all four of Long- mont's starting backs ranked among the top 10 in conference scoring. --9 o ---48 7 - - 19 40 Left to Right: Mr. Johnson, Mr. Watts, Mr. Fett, Mr. Wirnsberger Head Coach Gil Everly, Mr. Tashiro, Mr. Marshall. Confere nce in Offense. . . 6-.ge JN .nk and Defense .f, f uw A--:nn-Q..-emu vu-rm-lwmwfmm-muwefff, ee-me-:,ewfbee.mv,ewe:-f- Q L K en Nichols B. Winkelman, J. Gaddis, J. Cummons, W. Peppler, N. Peluse, R. Shephard, R. Smith, R. Newton, R. Derr, M. Collins. SECOND ROW: Goad, R. Shephard, R. V0nFe1dt, V. McLach- Steve Pierce FIRST ROW, Left to Right: T. Hipsher, J. Moy, R. Roth, G. Green, M. Jones, S. Neighbors, R. .L l lan, R. Weisgerber. D. Boyle, P. Murphy, K. Cowles, K. Nichols, 1. Hill, R. Lusero, C. Reed. THIRD ROW: M. Greenup, I. Cable, R Coffield, K. Daley, G. Dingman, K. Drake, J. Stephens, B. Henry, J. Cameron, M. Berg- man, D. Palmer, D. Makings, D. Frenzen, M 1 Jim Hill Roger Smith Gene Dingman Cliff Reed Kim Cowles Ron Weisgerber WY! Hascall, T. Vela, S. Pierce. FOURTH ROW: M. Dougherty, B. Cable, R. DiGregorio, J. Lewellen, M. Summey, R. Rutt, G. Palmquisr, M. Salzman, T. Walker, B. Reid, A. Alvarado, T. Hames, G. Iverson, E. Cheney, I. Stennette. 3 ,ov John Stephens Pat Murphy Tim Hipster Jerry Carr1erOI1 Mike Hascall Tom Vela .Z Ken Drake Dick Boyle il Warren Peppler Rich VonFe1dt Bob Henry Dave Palmer l' Kevin Daley Vic McLachlan N Sophomores i 1' .1 r I ' Q FIRST ROW, Left to Right: N. Lusero, J. Ehlert, R. Rodriguez, C. Johns, S. Scofield, R. Manaugh, S. Gonzales, D. Anderson, R. Lenhardtz, D. Shupe. SECOND ROW, S. Werness, D. Evig, J. Stennette, S. Stiles, A. Wilkes, D. Fox, C. Gerstner, G. Hovendick, T. Melland, L. Rand, D. Hein. THIRD ROW, S. Nikkel, B. Gance, J. Cotton, J. Venrick, G. Daley, R. Powell, M. Bugas, J. Trotter, B. Jones, L. Coffield, S. Page, Coach Wirnsberger. J-M John Gaddis Donnie Frenzen Brad Winkelman Dean Makings All Conference A11 Stare A11 Conference All Conference 1967-68 Conference Co-Champion All Conference ond Honoroble Mention Ployers Ron Goad Nick peluse Jim Curnmons Rick Shephard A11 Conference Mike Bergman Ron Shephard Rick Coffield Rick Lusero Bcrskerboll 1967-68 Northern Conference Chumprons ,sam Rod it Carlson Jim Hill Roger Smith l K The Trojan cagers started off the 1967-68 basketball season with only two returning lettermen and a new head coach. They ended the season with a 7-0 conference record and the first Northern Conference championship for Longmont in 19 years. It was an uphill fight all the way, as the Tro- jans won only two preseason games and squeezed through four of their conference games by a total of only ll points. Under new head coach Bob Betz, the Trojans, who had started the season slowly, defeated the Greeley Central Wildcats in the final conference game, 57-54, to cinch the conference crown. With four lettermen returning for next year, Coach Betz has a solid nucleus around which to build next year's championship hopes. Jerry Cameron .Terry Moy Cliff Reed Merlin Oetkin Billy Hyun B111 Richards A11 Conference and A11- Allqoumamem team A11 Conference team Tournament teams Kevin Daley l24 Rick Coffield Randy Tesar A11 Tournament team Junior Varsity .-01 'inf KNEELING, Left to Right: G. Daley, S. Jones, L. Dingman, N. Peluse. STANDING, L to R: R. Overfield, T. Walker, Coach Arnold Marshall, D. Shoup, J. DiGregorio. Sophomores COACHES: Arnold Marshall, junior varsityg Bob Betz, varsity, Joe Brooks, sv W , sophomore squad. Fort Morgan - - Greeley West - Poudre ---- Sterling - - - Loveland - - Fort Collins - - Greeley Central KNEELING, Left to Right: T. Hames, J. Strong, L. Coffield, J. Lynch, M. Law, T. DiGregorio. STANDING, L to R: Coach Joe Brooks, S. Nikkel, J. Srennette, S. Heil, J. Trotter, R. Carlock, R. Powell, S. Neighbors, Manager D . Sanderson. T HE 52 66 50 57 57 62 54 Y Varsity Wrestlers Rick Lusero Jack Brubaker ii ag. ie, I 'Q x I Dean Makings Dave Campbell, Mgr. Coach' John Johnson Jim Hutchins ni- Ron Pauley Mike Schafer Bob McCarty T im H i psh er Mike Salzman Pat Gould Mike Summey John Stephens Rick Vonfeldt Warren Peppler Junior Varsity STANDING, Left to Right: G. Palmquist, M. Greenup, K. Drake, J. Summey, S. Stark, D. Hein. KNEELING: R. Henry, G. Anderson, M. Schafer, N. Lusero, D. Moren, R. Weisgerber. The 1967-1968 season for the Longmont High School wrestling team was a rebuilding year. Coach Johnson was faced with an in- experienced team of underclassmen all of whom gained priceless experience this year. The Trojan grapplers are looking forward to next year with nine returning lettermen. Dean Makings and Rick Lusero were this season's top wrestlers who represented Long- mont at the state tournament in Denver. ' tf' 5. K :-- , ar Sophomore and IV coach Rus- sell Wirnsberger in his first season at L.H.S., provided the underclassmen with valuable help. Sophomores 1 I TT ' STANDING, Left to Right: M. Bugas, J. Cotton, G. Hein, D. George G Gould. KNEELING: M. Nagel, M. Trimble, L. Hattel, E. Cheney, D Fox J. Lewellen. ,L MO' 15 Baseball -lf '. , U Qff'f ', Hipmrcfxf zm'2Jfe.aw4f.f.f STANDING Left to Right: Coach Brooks, N. Peluse, J. Cameron, B. Flynn, J. Moy, K. Cowles, S. Ekx, R. Weisgerber, M. Col lins. KNEELING L. to R.: A. Wilson, B. Berry, M. Benson, J. Humphrey, V. McLachlan, I. Menke, L. Dingman. The 1968 Baseball team had a rough year in Northern Conference play as they won only 4 out of 14 games. The Trojans had good hustle and desire, but were hurt by the lack of a solid pitching staff. Coach Joe Brooks had a good batting combination with Bill Flynn and Jerry Cameron. Cameron, an All Conference selection from last season, and Flynn, who led the Trojans in batting, provided the needtd leadership. W5 jar Qiifztpt' 4. , M... , , ,, . . I28 :,f , W onrrrr A T: W - N 4 X4 Q . I J.V.'S 'TM ' , V: Ar . , '9 , , , ,, .. . -, ,, .,af?Q:, f5 f,Qw.. W -11.g 719 STANDING Left to Right: Mr. Burgdorff, G. Anderson, S. Jacques, R. Carlock, D. Shupe, J. Trotter, D. San- derson, D. Fentress, C. Wagner, G. Hay. KNEELING L. to R.: M. Weber, M. Rodriquez, T. Hames, L. Wisecup, S. Neighbors, J. Elbert, G. Iverson, T. Loose. I29 ILWIL-' Track I s 7 j u ,I -pi f Q A ig m 52 3? ' is N , W 1 40h-fatty-ang.. Q 5 fs Q Q iw v x Q? 3 '1 Suu? Conference Chompions 1968 4 -.....-..,Wn 'tw . .. s 'Rte .nw if. .- 5- - 'wry 1 1 . fs ' 4 ' .13 R 1 -- . .3 - . Q JM.. ,V , KU' A-7 . 3' ' f' -- 4.3. qllulq lI' in ' LL if 95'f.'i:f',:?iT7i ' . :7,,g0-'fJ ' ,G.' e - s L . as is . T' ,,'e - - - U . - ' -. l 'fx' f-1 ji' v ,g 'K 'I I 5. . i' , k - bv. fi' Q'., .,., , .e,,, ' 1 ' . . . -. , r . - ' ge 11 , - , ee, . 1 X ' gg., . p ' aw e Q -P u W T f 235' - 'rv v s M K L S? ig 0 'S s he ' MSL., ' Q va? 31 . L, , ,.e . y ,X .H 6. IN. .. . as if i . N, tiff.. 1 I--s sa s , ... T 3 K, M as I ' L xx. 1 . N- I S3 L bw , .-. ' ,g , H 2 Q' , f'..,5..s. s. ' -W2 - ee,, ' . f ' ' K ' 'kiwi-psi: ' N - - ' A 'S if K hm. , I , . .piki ,1,m -'- - 'sw --'l r X 3. S B A R . M ii ' . f. A . e ew., f 5' ...H A v 2 'N 7.52559-S ' 4-ii Q ii eeee - fa.: ,HW RQ ,ga--x.,f BACK ROW: Left to Right: B. Lincoln, C. Reed, W. Patterson, M. Bugas, C. Garstner, D. Frenzen, S. Jones, R. Powell, P. Tracy, L. Hattel, B. Faust. ROW 41 L. to R.: K. Drake, J. Judson, B. Carlson, D. McCarty, D. Boyle, D. Hahn, J. Ramos, T. Sterkel, R. Ricketts. ROW 3: L. to R.: J. Yaussi, C. Johns, R. Rodriguez, T. Di Gregorio, D. Stoner, G. Gould, B. Waddle, R. Ballard, M. Summey, B. Jones, L. Oetkin, ROW 2: L. to R.: H Law, S. Nikkel, T. Walker, S. Stiles, J. Lynch, S. Hood, J. Stennette, K. Rubick. ROW 1: L. to R.: C. Reed, J. Hill, L. Bruns, K. Nichols, M. Oetkin, R. Smith, J. Gaddis, D. Shoup, R. Gonzales. FRONT ROW: L. to R.: B. Hurd, R. Tesar, B. Garcia, A. Rodriguez. 3 Mfg.. -' O 5 w . w pf, .- v ' ' if 4,-1, nf. r- . ' ..'v 1 'lewqx JMM., we .f..1a-, Ha' ,A, i?: v H, ,iff .w,Vw..Y f?L.Jf-- 4 ,V 514 0 ,f wry, ,,,, ,,,,4al ' 'T 413' . ,Af J ,,, .Fl -, 3 -:A ' ,I gary,-I ff' , ' '- I ' ,-, .v- The Trojan linkmen had a very successful season during the spring of 1968. Having only two returning lettermen and a new coach, the golf team had to start from scratch. The Trojans placed second in conference this year bei-ng beaten by Fort Morgan. The team also looks strong for the state meet to be held in Pueblo on the 17th and 18th of May. Next year the Trojan linkmen will have four returning lettermen along with a strong J. V. team for a solid founda- tion for next year. STANDING Left to Right: J. Brown, L. Marrotti, J. Edson, M. Meyerdirk, G. Sykes, P. Flanders, T. Hildebrandt Coach Bob Betz. KNEELING Left to Right: J. Leman, J. Fosnight, K. Daley, D. Evans, G. Daley, R. Carlson. 2 Inches to Year of The Trojans Three Time Conference Champions Y I34 FACULTY Teachegs Q5 em M XNXSEW RNS Wwew .The Aw yg lv Advisors Q82 0000151 iv 3' E staff? 0f,,, S QQQQNE parents 53' Q 50 w : 'Nco S . 'Siam E QQYQQXY' Custndians 4 Q QQ CUUICS 1 '- 9 la CID un them 4 csothervmhuems TUPE Adminisiroiion Left to Right: Ivan Peterson, John Holcomb, Jack Pope, Philip Mat- Left I0 Right! 11162 Clemen. Ray Hickman toon, Warren McGaughey, A. L. Montgomery. Not pictured: Leo TOTU Wright, Martin Coffey. Not pictured Meyer. John Kiteley . CLEY RICHENDIFER IVAN TRIMBLE CLARENCE BERGMAN Principal Asst. Principal Asst. Principal Counselors IK All-. , 'Mug' V we ff MR. AUCKER MR. CARNEY MRS. DEFFKE MR. KEENE I3b 1 v iff 464, Faculty lf? iN gp.-new MR. FETT MRS. GAMBLE MR. HOUSTON MRS. 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JOE BROOKS Drafting - Shop Q BETZ MR. GRIFFITH Driver's Tr. Wt MRS. MARCANTONIO MR. MARCANTONIO Art Drafting l MRS. BROWN Home Ec. 'Ng , MR. WINBLAD Electronics 4 ? S'- Q - V kf 7 5 11+ 1' 3 ri J ,gjy 3,,m 33? 4 V : A 125 ,M ,, ggvffzi' ,fri E' 4- ,' P 1 W . 3 if ff 'is 5 'D gi 5' r A ft 1, . ,Www ' . ,.7.75..,'-t , Y VY., r 'gf' , -.-au, M I Aw! ' . lf , Ylw 1 'f tp ' ..-.wr r ,M ,t . Af. ft ...J Jyzv- a -' I MR. LIGHTSEY Ag - Auto Mech. s mfs LS l. S 3' VkV,, utr in-sw Nga'- MR. ROTHENBERG MR- STANFIELD D , E, Choir WSI' 'UT M M W? ,..-pw.. -Q MN' MISS LARSEN MRS. JONES Wen Inever P.E. P.E. Office Stuff STANDING, Lefr to Right: Mrs. Navraril, Mrs. Mauck, Mrs. Snyder, Mrs. Eller, Mrs. Henry. SITTING Mrs. Evans. Jonitors Cooks BACK ROW, Left to Right: Judy Carlson, Lucille Gehringer, Dorothy Guidice, Golden Roulin, Loreen Flicker, Cora Gerstner. FRONT ROW, L to R: Manager, Eileen Dreher, Betty Thompson, Ruby Brunmeier. I DIDNsT HAVE Faculty members not pictured: Mr. A THING To Cadigan, Mrs. Coon, Mrs. Diamond, WEAR Mr. Everly, Mr. Gillen, Mr. Stephan- son, Mr. Summey, Mr. Walton, Miss A lb Wade, Mr. Watts, Mr. West. Top to Bottom, Left to Right: Virgil Wagoner Frank Magley, Frank Lamb, Cecil McFarland, Herman Poffenroth, Jim Elliot, Mac Garmeny Y QW Q H, , 3 l42 SENIORS Nl I Ill Eiiyjgf' Qv?xPQb U YE 3 3 1968 ' O 56 Qi3vERgkw Q19 OA Qi? hivoqfd, '0l l-I J' O41 '-S55 ASSMEN5 5, QS If -I 152 Bmw :fx E QQ 0104? '95 cnwlunfnsftb .QTUP BUGS 5.0 X' L x is ii! Q nv r 1 4, Ei. 'fi wifi Q LN .. ' .1+,.. M x tx xg'-4. ,W .mg h H' ' s 'S BNI I MICHELE ABBOTT DOUG ABERNATHY JOHN ACI-IZIGER MARY ELLEN ACOSTA CANDY ADLER Seniors ,vin ' 'Nw 56' A 1 ROD AI-ILBERG GEORGE ALPS BRUCE AMEN BRAD ANDERSON HAL ANDERSON f' F as I f DELWIN ANDREW CHRIS ARCHIBALD LYNE ARDUESSER SARAH ARGUELLO GAIL BACHMAN A W, I .egf my , fx 4,1 an'-Y 'ih- tif' LEANNA BACKMAN CHUCK BAKER JAMES BALDWIN BOB BALLINGER LAURA BALLINGER I45 1 Qi. YT A ND REA BA RNES I ' - A 312 B ,V ri ' MARSHA BEFUS l 'X-Q' JIM BLANK SU SA N BORST 'O' 1 T5 DIA NNA BARRETT fi Q 1, V J J . 1. Q' ff .1 TK ' af , . X, an J f ,. ,, E, x Q , Q 0 PAM BARTZ. MIKE BENSON CHERYL BERDINNER vfifr, N A JOE BLA ZON BETTE BLINDE 1 -12-2 1- 'EPFMM ,. y Q g aw K ,Z . Q ,Q .Alai 4. DAVE BRENT ROBERT BRESEE f - hx . .L,E-UAW, 45- fzx, A E ...I SN, -wg BEVERLY BECK JO ANN BEDFORD NANCY BERNHARDT ANNETTA BILLINGS CA ROL BO GGS JIM BROWN ,Q ,Nl JERRY BOOS LA RRY BRUNS ,....o RON BUNKER BERNARD BUSTER VERNON BUSTOS JOHN CABLE HARRY CALLENDAR I46 ,5-W eq' az. 1-vQ'.1 fx. ,,L,, A LAN CARLSON RICK COFFIELD KENT COLLINS A fy Cp, ur ' ' A EW' iw DEBRA CRAIG ' AAA I Q D 1' WZ? L -7.68-Six I ',',,:'+v If '- f kg , fm?f,fm. H 1 A LLAAN i I 4 A :-M:-:Jv?..14: f , 21' in ,,. , HK. 'iiw ,Z , My 5 . Q 'Q 1 Q , . g .2 J 31 my is ww- , , PEGGY CARLSON ' ' X vs. A fl B v xx MA RCIA COLE L imgw y KAREN CASEY ,9- Q 2 ,wfjev BILL COLEMAN X I . . 1 1232? DEBBIE COOK SHIRLEY COMMONS PAM CRNKOVICH STEVE CROFT DANA CROW MERRY--,Ch,mmaS was-' VICK1 CROWDER BLENDA CU LBERTSON qszxv if . . . and then you know what she did'?l MARLENE CURRY NANCY DANIEL .-f , .. ,Hg., .TIM CUMMONS ' -.ww MIKE DAVIS 'C' RANDY DAVIS DENNIS DEAN MAC DEEL DIANA DIEHL TRACY DICKERSON 1 EMILY DIGIA LLONARDO GARY DILL ANGELA DIRKS JULIE DOKE 'FS' CHARLES DREHER DIANE DREITH BILL DUENSING WILLIAM DUVALL l48 N CONNIE DRAKE 'UN' 1 -it RAY EDMISTON MIKE EKSTINE TAMMY EKX BONNIE FRY JOHN GADDIS -am In ' 1 1--ff Q -A, 1 VZLVEil Vi Oz, KAREN EWING NANCY FARMER ,ff 15, L'-,f A xbhvy BILL FLYNN KEVIN FLYNN FEC? ,f PATTY FOX JANE FRAZIER DON FRENZEN NANCY FRIES GERALD FRIESE Cav '--W :gf GARY ELMQUIST DAN ERDMAN INGRID ERNST 1 I Q J M ,a- ' DIANNE GETTMAN SHARON GHESQUIRE RON GITTLEIN RON GOAD I: ff .Q 'ff DAN GOETZ JOHN GUIDICE f-WVQ ,,, ,NM , 7' M, in i fezzetff Abyy- JY LINDA HART tff--fr KA REN H ENRY .z ' PAT GOULD GALEN GREEN MERLE GREEN -ff? 6.47 DAVE GWIN LINDA HAGEDORN MARCIA HANNA , ..,,,. 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DEBBIE ROSE 4 ,J Q CHERYL SA WYER 'nv' -X WAYNE SCHELL I fag, K 2 -YV! x 4- +7.,,H N CAROL SCHOENDALLER 5? -n- rf DANNY SEDILLO I58 5 1 f 1 ,w , If tm img , z, If 5 40 4' I A AEA AAEE E A EAAA A MNT LINDA SA NDERSON 7 EQ ,, ,, D.,,,... W,,, E H MARK ROST RAY ROTH fl-2' Q jf'-Fm . y 'YEA1 if y I' Y .5 ' I .A Y .U my A YRAAA, , .,V,,YYY,,,,f2g I 79' 'A CONNIE SCHACHT ,X -..' '-A -Y' 4' 413 y- HN 1: HZ . . . and my mom still hasn't found out PHYLLIS SCHLAGEL Q 4 sf f ELLEN SCHULTZ DENNIS SCHURMAN LAURA SCHWEGER in 'Y'.3s aw KATHY SEKICH LINDA SEVERNS DAN SHAW STEVE SATHER W tl A A 5 QTL? w .A ALALA A RLAA Y.AAA I f na-' 35 'J MS PATRICIA SCHAFER SUE SCHNEIDER ff ' ' . , 'i', a , 9, ,E gk- If ' ' '12 E- I Wi! .V E Q-. , V I .wg 1 TERRY SCRI VN ER STAN SHELINE -xW RICK SHEPHARD BEVERLY SIBOL ROGER SMITH CHUCK SORENSON ,, J i l vv Y nv , ,: I I ' Q4 I - W I - ' ,. , M , i' , .,,. A ...N A RON SHEPHARD GLEN SHERWOOD EVA SHUBERT -1-,, 4 R 4? ,J -:M . I 6, 9 2 , , GA RY s HU NK .W .. if. . DON SITTNER GARY SMITH Args vzf PAT SMITH ROBERT SMITH .fa ,ss RON SMITH SUSAN SMITH JIM SNIDER TERRY SNYDER 1 , uf, fn RT g W. X- A AA.AAEE Rf , ,J AAO,,A LIA NNA SOU LE RICK SPAUR JORDAN STABE CLARE STARK 1. I , , A DEE ANN STEVING BILL STEWART GARY STEWART JIM STEWART DEBBIE STOTTS But Mrs. Mauck, all the other seniors do it! DIANE STUGART 354' W ALBERT STOWELL MARLYN STRASBURGER wif 4 h' DANNY SUDDATH ' 335 ' ,,,, 5 gg? r 1 rssr ,Ji Z 9 ,,,, 4 Mr f? as fm mi: ,,,'r , C I , ',rr1 GARY SWALLOW CHRISTINE TANNER MARK TEGMAN RYSSA TENNIS ,M W M M Sw , r ,f ' T ,, r A LINDA THOMPSON SUDY THOMASON JIM TIFF CATHY TOMHAVE 'rrrrs A .M T M ssss f wwe w KATHY TRIPLETT DARRELL UNREIN TOM VELA HM VENRICK DOROTHA STROMQUIST ED SU LLIVA N . 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FRONT ROW L. to R.: Sally Yost, Marsha Scherff, Sue Peter- son, Sharun Henry, Dorotha Stromquist, Nancy Fries, Jolene Landers, Pam Crnkovich, Chris Larson, Dee Ann Stev- in S Awards Abilene Christian College Award Augustana College Babe Ruth Award Bausch gc Lomb Science Award Bethany College Betty Crocker Award Cal Maier American Legion Scholarship Concordia College Colorado State College Colorado State University Distributive Education II Student of the Year Distributive Education Achievement Award Elks Leadership Award Elks Most Valuable Student Award Fort Lewis College GAR Good Citizens Award Grange Scholarship Howard Grant Award I Dare You Award Kiwanis Scholarship Longmont Medical Auxiliary Loan-Scholarship Lynn Clark Mass. Institute of Technology Mesa College Achievement Award Metropolitan State College Award Mountain Savings 8s Loan Award Outstanding Chemistry Student Award P. E. O. Scholarship Reader's Digest Award Soroptimist Good Citizenship Award Soroptimist Scholarship St. Vrain Valley Education Association Award Texas Lutheran College Scholarship Trinidad Junior College Turner Memorial Scholarship University of Colorado University of Colorado Alumni Award University of Colorado Music Scholarship U. S. Coast Guard Academy U.S. Naval Academy Westmont College Wheaton College Scholarship Carol Boggs Chris Larson Dorotha Sromquist Bill Duensing Chris Larson Nancy Fries Pat Murphy David Matthias Karen Casey Rick Moody Dee Ann Steving Sudy Thomason Brad Anderson James Baldwin Gary Elmquist Merle Green Sandra Jarrell Steve LeBlanc James Lusero Susan Pfauth Janet Potter Gary Shunk Sharon Evans Margo Markham Pat Murphy Gary Stewert Sally Martinka Jolene Landers Michele Abbott Bob McCarty Pam Crnkovich Susan Schneider Kurt Olson Rick Lusero Bill Duensing Linda Severns Glenn Sherwood Warren Rempel Bill Duensing Dana Klein Roger Smith Gary Elmquist Sharon Oehler Susan Pfauth Steven Sather Steve Parmley Chris Larson Brad Anderson Bernard Buster William Duensing Joseph Irwin Stephen LeBlanc Ruth Rodriquez Charles Sorenson Deborah Stotts Joseph Irwin Bernard Buster Vic McLachlan Dean Makings Sheryl Jones Nancy Fries Don Frenzen Christine Larson Roger Smith Gary Stewert William Shaw Delwin Andrew Penny Chariton Nancy Fries Sharon Henry Linda Jennings Dale Lukenbach Anita Newton Bernice Phillips Susan Schneider Dorotha Stromquist Chris Larson Kim Cowles Roberta Morrison Kit Matoon Sandra Buck Pamela Crnkovich Gary Elmquist Gertrude Keller Dale Lukenbach Gary Shunk Gary Stewert Ed Sullivan Sheryl Jones Senior Personoliiies BEST PERSONALITY Diane Stugarr--John Gaddis BEST COUPLE Chris Tanner--Roger Smith BEST SENSE OF HUMOR Bill Richards--Sandra Young MOST VALUABLE Chris Larson--Bill Duensing -Q -, , . K , f HARDEST WORKER Karen Casey--Glenn Pflum S wi-'Xin MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Ed Sullivan--Jolene Landers -Gy-3 G . my K-,nr . my. - Ek . X . . 'w'Q4if:5?S2 ., ,vw W.-3' 1 ff K ,gAa',., .K RHS' MOST ATTRACTIVE Dean Makings--Vickie Webb FRIENDLIEST Pam Zar- -Vic McLaughlin TMR ,f!,L:,v.' 3 in xi ' ,Q , i s,uQT MOST ATHLETIC Don Frenzen--Dorotha Stromquist W 'Sh pf' BEST LEADERS Kim Cowles--Pam Crnkovich Great Racers know how to live - Wheaties and Desire No need for caption! Academy Awards - LHS I tg' 1 xx i Rise and Fall of Supp-hose socks. 233-N Jerry Brooks bites the adobe dust. mon Goad and Kevin Daley iight out what's between them. - X The party began on the L. H. S. stage and later progressed to various parts ofthe county. Seniors receive caps and gowns in Calm and Orderly fashion. Vocal Group, under the direction of Mr. Charles Stanfield, provided ' usic the special m . .swf ' e- Ia Ak I r i s iff Father Frank Trenkenschun, O.S. B. gave the gradu ates the traditional challenges for life. Baccalaureate il 'Ilan 43 N1 v,J '4 .4 -'F' f fvf 'i V dv syv-fvggns '4u.',,1,:,. V qv lf' Jfrurhifd-Q 4 'fp' -4 'VX va 1 l as l 9 . 4 'lil ' V Ai W Q' 4' l 9 ' l . X Q . el ti qi s ,h 1 1-V Q K' f . Us N 1 cm r ' I r N 'X 'iyf mk ' xg it ,Q lr-5 5 f , Commencement s .a if CLASS MOTTO - - We'll Find a Path or Make One. FLOWER - - Daisy COLORS - - Olive Green and Light Blue GIFT - - Shrubs and Trees - 1 L ... Class Marshalls perform their final duties .1,-,. RY ELLEN Sophomore Chou 1 Gxrls Glee Spamsh Club 3 ADLER CANDY Sophomore Chou' 1 133 Concert Chou FFA Ban 123 I Club 1-62,3 .. ,. E Checrleadef 2 - BOSS, rojauettes 3 gif lo, 2 FFA 1, 2 - Club 1 Football 1 1 2 3 l,2,3 PEGGY Q GAA 3 HELP 3 Club 1, 2 Body Youth .Wm KA REN Class Migghaigigi? 'ooh BORS T, L HELP 3 rt Choir 2,41 EAN NA Choir 1 Mpadrigal 2, 3 Club Sophomore Choir 1 Sec Treas 3 M Speaker 1 De 2 lon Awards 2 Chm 1 Col 3 ub 2 LAURA Ban 123 1 '23 Ban d Stat Chm F 2 Star reas 3 3 FRANK 2 OUGLAS sw? Club 2 3 in Dem. 2 Club 2 Nat 1 Chem Mgr 1 DU VALL, OBERT 1 GLENDA GEMS 2 Treas 2 Merrt Chou' 1 Letter 1 Pres DOUG Aires 2 3 Club Schlsp 2 C1u 123 N 3 Tournament 1 2 f Boys' JOHN Chou 2 Chou 3 Chou Chor 3 Schsp. 2 , M Hon OI KEN 3 IKE 3 FX ..,,,.b..5 I 3 1 ,bkz wwf? S ...b,,b bb,,,bbb 'Baseball 1, 2, 3 2, 3 Pres. 3 HELP 2, 3 Vice-Pres. 3 f i , 1 Letter 2 3 b w fba11ier2 S 'x 9 U a r X W bf , .. - , .. . Wersi, ef- W -A 2rI'i 'x ,, A. W, M. fm -iz .W gr 1 Ns Intramural 1, 2, 3 KIELIA-N, BOB FFA 2 C Chess C1 Palette ub 1,2 Choir 1 1, 2, 3 BRIAN sires, Intramural 2, 3 Track 1, 2, 3 A Letter 2, 3 OEHLER, SHARON BE Sisters 1, 2,3 G A 1 GEMS 1, 2 NHS 2, 3 Pep Club 1, 2, 3 Spanish Club 3 Trojanews 3 OETKIN, MERLIN Basketball 1, 2, 3 Letter 2, 3 Cross Country 1, 2, 8 Letter 3 Track 1 , 2, 3 Letter 1, 2, 3 All Conf. Basketball 3 R All Toumey Basketball 3 O'D,ELL, TIM A Palette Club 3- , Pres. 3 OLIN, VICKI Clll , Girls' Glee 3 l Sophomore Choir 1 GAA 1 OLSON, KURT Model UN Delegate Concert Band 1, 2, 3 Pep Band 1, 2, 3 Rhythm Aires 1, 2, 3 IRC 2, 3 , 3 NFL 1, 2, 3 Orchestra 1, 2 Ski Club 2, 3 Intramural 2 1 Tennis 3 OWEN, KATHY French Club 1 Pep Club 1, 2 Ski Club 2 PALMER, DAVID Class Pres. 1 Key 2, 3 jjj: Vice-Pres. 3 NHS 2, 3 Senate 1, 2 Basketball 1, 2,3 , Letter 2 Football 1, 2, 3 Letter 2 Intramural 3 Track 1 Letter 1 ' R Rotary Youth Award 1 PARKER, DON . , FFA 1 1 A Cross Country 3 Wrestling 1, 2, 3' ,, Letter 1 - PARMLEY, STEVE Cross Country 2 Football 1 PARSON, GARY Intramural 2, 3 11 PAULSON, KEN Baseball 1 Im-Tamufa13 Wrestling 1 Plll' riril I PEARSON, NANCY Girls' Glee 2 PEDEN, BECKY Concert Choir 2, 3 Sophomore Choir 1 DECA 2, 3 FTA 1 GAA 1 HELP 1 'Plays 3 P PEDIGO, TRESA Girls' Glee 1 DECA 2, 3 A Vice-Pres. 2 HELP 1 Pep Club 1 3 otsot Plays 2 PEPPLER, WARREN JCL 2 Ski Club 3 Football 1, 2, 3 Letter 3 Hon. Mention All Conf. 3 Wrestling 1, 2, 3 Letter 2, 3 ,Trojanews 2, 3 PETERSEN, DAVID Senate 2 - Ski Club 2 Football 1 Tennis 2, 3 Letter 3 PETERSON, PA TTY Orchestra 1, 2, 3 Pep Glub 1, 2, 3 Trojanettes 2 , ski Curr, 1, 2, 3 PETITT NFL52, 3 Best Actor Award Plays 2, 3 A Spanish Club 3 Wrestling 1 PFAUTH, SUSAN AFS 3 French Club 1, 2, 3 Treas. 3 Honors Coll. 3 2- 3 I Spealiifor Democracy Pl-lILLIPSgji ,BERNICE AFS 3 Honors Coll. 3 NHS 3 PLATT, NANCY Girls' Glee 1 GAA 3 PLATT, PATTY GAA 3 ,,,, POLT, VCINDYE' Annual Staff 3 Big Sisters 2, 3 Pep Club 1, 2, 3 Trojanettes 2, 3 Ass't Drill Leader 3 Senate 3 - Student Body Act. Chm. Sportsmanship Chm. to NCSC 3 POTTER, JANET French Club 1, 3 NHS I A Orchestra 1,2, 3, Seey. 3 A Chamber 1, 2, 3 Pep Club 1, 2, 3 PYELL, GENE Band 1, 2, 3 Letter 3 Pep Band 3 Baseball 1, 2 Letter 2 Intramural 1, 2, 3 Tennis 1, 2, 3 Letter 3 RECKLING, LINDA Pep Club 1 REED, DAVE Baseball 1, 2 Football 2 Intramural 3 REYHER, CHRIS Concert' Band 1, 2 DECA12 p 0' REMPEL, p Concert Band 1, 2, 3 Pres. 3 Rhythm Aires 1, 2, 3 NHS 2, 3 Orchestra 1, 2, 3 RICHARDS, BILL JCL 2 Basketball 1, 2, 3 Letter 2, 3 Cross Country 1, 2 Tennis 3 Track 1 RICKETTS, ROGER Plays 2 Ski Club 1, 2 Baseball 1 Football 3 Track 1, 2, 3 Letter 2, 3 RODRIGUEZ, RUTH AFS 2 FTA 1 IRC 2, 3 Treas. 2, 3 NFL 1, 2 . NHS 2, 3 1 ,Orchestra 1 , 2 eerri I -Pep Club 2, 3 Vice-Pres. 3 Senate 3 Spanish Club 1, 2, 3 Trojanews 2, 3 Ass't Editor 2 Editor 3 ROSE, DEBBIE Sophomore Choir 1 Honors Coll. 3 NFL 1,2,3 Pep Club 1, 2, ffsjiyf Pom Pom Girl Plays 2 Ski Club 1, 2, 3 ROST, MARK Ski Club 3 Football 1 ROTH, RAY NFL 1,2,3 , Spanish Club 3 Football 1, 2, 3 . Letter 3 1 RU THERFORD, MONTY Science Club 1 Nat'l ski Patrol 1,2,3 SANDERSON, LINDA GEMS 1 SATHER, STEVE Basketball 1 Football 2 Intramural 1, 2 SAWYER, Cl-IERYL GEMS 1, 2, 3 , V1 ce - Pres . 3 i 51 JCL 1 2 ' ' Ricl NHS 3, 3 Pep Club 1, 2, 3 SCHACHT, CONNIE Band 1, 2, 3 Concert Band 1, 2, Symphonic Band 1, DECA 2, 3 Secy. 2 Vice-Pres. 3 GEMS l SCHELL, WAYNE FFA 1, 2 Pres. 2 Intramural 1, 2, 3 SCHLAGEL, PHYLLIS DECA 2, 3 GEMS 1 SCHNEIDER, SUE Concert Choir 2 Modern Choir 3 Madrigal 3 Sophomore Choir 1 GAA 1 Honors Coll. 3 NFL 2, 3 Debate 2 NHS 2, 3 3 2,3 Pep Club 1, 2, 3 Pres. 3 Plays 2, 3 Trojanews 3 SCHOENDALLER, CAROL. Concert Choir 2, 3 Madrigal 2, 3 Sophomore Choir l JCL 1, 2, A Pep Club 152, 3 Plays 2, 3 SCHULTZ, ELLEN Girls' Glee 1, 2, 3 FTA 1 Pep Club 2, 3 ski Club 2, 3 SCHURMAN, DENNIS Boys' Glee 2 Ski Club 2 Intramural 1, 2, 3 SEDILLO, Band 1 , Q 1 Football , SEKICH, Girls' Glee 2, 3- Sophomore Choir 1 SEVERNS, LINDA HELP 1, 2, 3 Vice-Pres. 2 Pres. 3 ' NHS 2, 3 Pep Club 1,.2, 3 SH ELIN E, A E R Fren ch ' Baseball ilr' Basketball R135 Football 1, 2 Intramural 1, 2 SHEPHARD, RICK Key Club 2, 3 Senate 1 Ski Club 1, 2 Basketball 1 Football lp, 2, 3 Letter. 2353, , Hon.lMenltion N. Co Track 1 SHEPHARD, RON Key Club 2, 3 Ski Club 1 Basketball 1 Football 1, 2, 3 Letter 3 Intramural 1, 2, 3 Track 1, 2 Wrestling 1 Trojanews 3, Hon. MentionfFootball Team 3 SCHUBERT, EVA GAA 1 GEMS 1 NHS 3 Pep Club 3 Rodeo Club 3 Girls' State 2 SHUNK, GARY Concert Band 1, 2 Band 1, 2 ' ' Chess Club 1, 2, 3 Plays 2 Intramural 1, 3 SIBAL, BEVERLY Band 1, 2, 3 Concert Band 2 Symphonic Band 1, 3 GAA 1, 3 Pep Club 3 Spanish Club 1, 2 SITTNER, DON HELP 1 Baseball 1 Football 1, 2 Wrestling 1 SMITH, PAT Annual Staff 3 nf.3 Pep Club Pom Plays Club 1 C03 S TEW Ke ART P Pe Band 1, Band Earls GAA ADVERTISING I ' l78 ,J K I! JM STAN BARRETT FORD ' .. . A H600 South To Te1ePshon6 Loc al: Ph. 7 76-sZ8T6t1e Denver: Ph. 255-5992 Longmont's Franchised Ford Dealer Tieeg TeieeeeeeeRTR eeee eeeee T T A mf, . A . ,.kL, .,,-L 1 !d,,,-- 'f,w- ' ,.M u ,.'M1M,,,..Jf'MM,,.-ff . - - .. -f -'.k,:L K, 1 , . M., A -F. -- r J out ,Y -A- N V ig ,4 ,mu 26 W For Quality and Economy You Always Get the Best Arapahoe in Longmont and Boulder I A. V. 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Commercial and Residential Test Drive One Today at BOB'S MOTOR CO. 125 S. Main Longmont, Colo. Complete Home Furnishing 463 Main St. 776-7180 Longmont, Colorado 'Ulf LONGMONT BEAUTY ti COLLEGE Good Luck in Future Years Seniors! TROY ARCHER - Owner Lamplighter Village 1650 Main Street 'al MARBOURG'S 439 Main 776-2536 402 M310 776 3850 DEAN'S BURGER 3BR0THERS TEXACO DISTRIBUTORS Longmont Jamestown Trust your car to the man who wears the star. c A BACHMAN HENKE BARBER 7' MUSIC CENTER SHOP l v ,N ' ix A 7 14 Records - Sheet Music Pianos - Organs - Guitars 508 5th Ave. 776-1452 IMPERIAL HOTEL - TRAVEL AGENCY Congratulations to the Class of '68 301 Main 776-5656 ANN'S STYLE SHOP 457 Main 77674535 Garden Acres Shopping Center DON'S CENTER DRUG BROWN'S SHOE FIT co. First with fashions. Congratulates the Seniors of '68 373 Main 776-2920 1753 Main 776-6863 For Longrnont's rnost distinctive floral arrangements See SCI-IMITZ FLORAL CO. 330 Coffman 776-1163 THE BANTAM RESTAURANT -Mk. ? lqllgqx MalH A 776- 752 5 I83 LONGMONT INDUSTRIAL BANK eoo Kimbark 776-2727 SEL B WESTERN WALTER'S JEWELRY WEAR Congratulations, Seniors as 1 'QL 19' 4' E I N if Watches . . . Sterling . . . Silver Plate . . . Diamonds LARRY and Pl-IYLLIS KELLEY I Franciscan Ware 325 Main 381 Main EDSON EXPRESS Congratulations, Seniors 1270 Boston Avenue 776-0722 MURPHY IMPLEMENT CO. John Deere Products 116 Main - Longmont - Loveland - TROJAN AND STAR-VU THEATRES For better movie Viewing enjoyment 513 Main 776-2480 1400 17th St. 776-6170 DRUG 635 Main St. SULLIVAN'S SELF SERVICE DRUGS DWIGHT SULLIVAN - Owner , , nn' ' u 0 . AA. V U . I 3 .. : L 1 :ll'f.1t, IIE 'if Ill..-lgflp--all !....'.,,,,. nm x,, Pye Scylptlgns - CO Snqetlc 5 1 ' M45 -. L,-.l , I vi qv V ..., W., ,,,,f,,Ye, V '.T- -- ,...---f - Q4 Ah Q ' ' - Magazines - ' ' I -7'-:S -E '33 375 - '-1 'ff' ., K a t . 7- Q .-.v Y- E 5:5 Y? N 5 - a a' . . . ' N A 1 . qt.- , f ' School Supphe s P E- 1 erre 1 J' ' Q f ' ' , t.---41 Q ef 1 E .. as me 1-- E W 1 l 'V I ey'l e',Sr' f 1 In ., , g- - gr, 5 gg:..i:.ff I 1131 Francis St. I85 Congratulations to the Class of '68 THE LCNGMONT NATIONAL BANK Corner Fifth and Coffman Sts Longmont, Colorado Member FDIC A Complete Banking Service Awaits You at Longmont'S Full Service Bank. Left to Right: .TOE A, COOK SR. , Vice-President .T I-I. MEYER, President FASHION BRITE LONGMONT FLORIST Ladies' and Children' Apparel - Knitting Needs For finer floral designs Francis St. Center 776-7205 614 Coffman 776-2804 RANCH WHOLESALE SUPPLY DICK MOODY'S RENTAL See us first for your tire needs. 704 Main 776-3110 776-5667 IRUCIIIEIIITIILAILER 506 5th Ave CITY OIL AND FUEL SORENSON TRUCK SERVICE INCORPORATED For a smoother running car come to City Oil and Fuel. WALLY SPALLINGER - Owner 306 Kimbafk 776-4550 275 3rd Ave. 776-1572 KORTE OIL AND TIRE COMPANY Your Service Center 45 S. Main 776-2.600 I87 1265 Boston 776-2871 WI L-GRO FEED Longmont's Livestock and most Poultry Feeds complete discount store. , f-SQ ,, vi ff. -,L imp! K ST r 7- FQ. 'amy' A ww QW 6 V T4 ! 1 ' 430 Main 776-1506 Congratulations to the Class of '68' 121 Main 776-3910 ALCO PURE GAS AND CHEMICAL COMPANY Q ure Complete line of chemicals - i? Prescription blended fertilizers South Bowen 776-2707 I88 .tx -xi J' K 97. 14 ww nw nu , N ' r , ,. z'-'Qi 551 2 -11: X . . 1 w ' ns.. f4,1:g1,,. f My ', . ve ' A C- C, ,sn 'J 'Q'-2 f 'ff gf- 51.5 e. arif1 fgf fbi' nr ms ' GREAT WESTERN SUGAR COMPANY East Third Ave. BARTKUS OIL COMPANY AND ROBO CAR WASH Mobil Products 130 3rd Avenue 776-2616 1-v W Burikus Oil Co. I WAREHOUSE OFFICE IB9 fc For the Finest Drugs and Cosmetics at the Lowest Price BI-RITE DRUGS 444 Main 776-1060 CONCRETE CONTRACTOR , Patios , Porches , Sidewalks . Driveways , Basements , Slab Floors , Foundations , Curb and Gutters , Excavation PHIL G. SKRBINA INC. Expert Workmanship - Prompt Service 1290 Boston 776-6280 FAITH CONTRACTING CORP. quality c ommerc ial and re side ntial building P 8: S IRON WORKS - Complete Structural and Ornamental Sales and Service 1245 Boston - Longmont 776-5225 I90 A. AND T. STANDARD SERVICE AND SPRAYING I STAN DARD 4 South Main 776-8022 YOUR TROUBLES vmusn MR. AND MRS. DON KYEES' CAR WASH 1102 Main Longmont CHADWICK'S WADE AND LEONARD BLACK ANGUS DRIVE-IN REALTY xi 9 1 LEONARD KARICH and WADE GADDIS Phone in an Order 656 4th Ave. 776-2110 1636 North Main 776-6581 C. A. TRAYLOR HARDWARE FARMER'S INSURANCE TQ5xf' f 'i Complete Line of Hardware BOB BOYLE JIM SLOAN HOWARD BICKING 346 Main 776-0760 662 4th Ave. 776-1175 T.v. Best Wishes in the Future to the Seniors of '68 From M. E. STOPPEL H. W. WOODMAN S 1 d S , POWER FINANCE a es an ervice AND AUTO LOANS Thomas Organs and Pianos Motorola --- G.E. Appliances 668 4th Ave, 776-5494 Tappan Ranges 72.5 Main 776-1334 l9I LONGMCNT NEW CAR DEALERS ASSCCIATION Al Wi11.Buick, Rambler - 936 Main - 776-2650 Folkers Motor Co. 1220 Main - 776-4755 Sheely Motors Inc. 1210 Main 776-4833 Vondemkamp Pontiac 638 Main 776-5866 Hajek Chevrolet-O1ds 1330 Main 776-5530 96 Years of Dependable Servlce FIRST NATIONAL BANK Ik LONGMONT DAIRY FARM Grade A Milk 617 10th Ave. 776-8466 C if A 8. W DRIVE IN Root Beer The Burger Family Carl Wilson 926LAan1 776-051 IMPORTANT NOTICE Inasmuch as we are now reconsidering proper application of those phases which are relatively unacceptable when compared with previous patterns of similar nature, we have concluded that, hereafter, ex- cepting all such times When conditions-are other than as heretofore experienced, we will proceed with all haste to accommodate in the usual manner, if possible, all aspi- rants who shall set forth, through appro- priate procedures, certain necessary negotiations and shall instigate such trans- actions as may be deemed a part of the normal succession of initial activity in all matters of this sort. For Tops in Fashion, Go to the SMART SHOP at Garden Acres Shopping Center 776-2130 WALT'S DRIVE-IN Mexican Finger Foods Fish, Chicken, Waltburgers Garden Acres Shopping Center 776-0505 KUNER-EMPSON CO. QUALITY FOODS LONGS PEAK CAFE DALE and .TERRY HARNESS 331 Main 776-050 Grown One Mile , Closer to the Sun ELDA S FASHIONS 15 3rd Ave. 776-2370 Hats - Accessories I94 Ladies' Apparel 369 Main 776-1656 CORNER PANTRY GAMBLES Longmont's Unique Food Market Make our store your headquarters for , auto supplies, sporting goods, tools, appli- Ggllgtljjt 5003? gceiiicios 5322156 ances, housewares, and furniture. 1 y oo , up ' 6-2753 9th and Mam 77 418 Main 776-4784 I You're always 1 0111111 at Link's. Your friendship and satisfaction is Our goal. 418 Coffman 776-5311 SHEEDER REXALL PHARMACY Q Cosmetics, Prescriptions Camera Center Safeway Congratulates Congratulations Seniors the Senior Class Of 1968, Arnerica's Future Leaders. 372 Main 776-0820 1545 N. Main 195 W WmWQWmWmW SNYDER JEWELERS A Ballad of Love A Diamond of Perfection Perfect harmony . . .exquisite styling and flawless quality, make your Keepsake Engagement Diamond outstanding. You can't buy a finer diamond ring than a Keepsake. Keepsake 441 Main St. Phone 776-2992 W WmWAWAWmW g 4 N ROBBINS FLOWER ,.. A-.J sHoP Ju., Q Member of the F, T,D, A, JOHN SHELTON--Owner 42l Coffman .iid HOLCK'S FABRICS Best Wishes to the Class of '68! 375 Main Longmont, Colo. 776-6704 776-1460 l9b ST. VRAIN VALLEY BANK BIKE'S BURGER BAR Eating out at Bike's is fun Costs Little .. Quick Service .. Fine Food . . . 1325 Main 776-7305 635 Coffman 776-7240 LONGMONT REALTORS - INSURORS NEW METHOD CLEANERS Free Pickup and Delivery 636 Coffman 776-4422 Since 1905 HORACE JURGENS, M. A. 1. WAYNE S. JURGENS, C. P. C. U. RICHARDS' HARDWARE 512 Fourth Ave. 776-5122 324 Main 776-4303 BUFFS' MOBILE HOMES ANN'S CINDERELLA BEAUTY SHOP 1 rr 1 Magnolia and Kit Trailers Kit Companion Travel Trailer 1545 North Main 776-4184 Distinctive Cutting and Shaping' 776-5411 I97 FOOD GIANT 1 w ' ' 4' lb W ' 'X ,i -my 31.75.12 -M .7 I Food Giant 11.5 .h ,V 4 ,. W. I carries your favorite brand names and quality products. BOB HALLORAN MOTORS Longmont's Supermarket of Automotive Values Cars, Jeeps and Pickups cr- 7 ' ' . ls 1637 North Main 776-7320 I98 DELUXE PLUMBING AND HEATING NEAL CIOCHETTI Longmont 776-7878 Rt. 3B Box 297B HARDING GLASS 504 4th Avenue 776-3400 Specialists in all glass DAIRY QUEEN V Q I t p e ..':l1a7flTlIll9f ' wg Si. nil In .5 IIIIIII Y I' Kr S S i i .II : E - JQIIIIIIIII Banana Splits . . . Fiestas Parfaits . . . Sundaes Shakes .. . Sodas . . . Malts LAWRENCE OETKEN - Manager HIL N2 'I el' DRETH'S STUDIOS W 4 Come in and see our fine line of cameras 6 59 4th Avenue 616 Main 776-4483 7 COBB MOTOR SUPPLY two locations to serve you better l 136 Main and lll South Main f LONGMONT LEDGER lOll Main 776-5303 Jf X K NKXQ Erfa 'J X7 I Your Local Newspaper Since 1879 nfl i COLORADO STONE CO. The Stone Center of the West' The largest Variety of natural stone, marble, and slate Our best wishes for a prosperous future to the Trojans of '68. anywhere in the United States. H if Y M ,X 'I' 6fwf'I53IIb ' It i f - '. :itXX 'Qt'-.'cf-'J' , -Q5 6, If T' 1635 North Main 776-0674 'A X853-'-'il --:qv 1-1,-' wg'5i52'Q,!Mf- If 1 - be I ' L-Q- -S. -'.'f9f'.iNfi--'s'T' ffl I ef no X X r f X s - n,-. f- -Ag an 'N ' f--fffff' 'ie QI Ig 'if1 :Ns' -, . M 'I -I. , V' 614 ba . r 0 7 r y t I X Rfypwfj EMPIRE SAVINGS BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION Longmont Office 5th and Coffman 414 --E LONGMONT LANES for fun, relaxation, -- Stop by and bowl a line at Longmont Lanes. Bowling is fun! SOU.'El1 Main Street 200 776-6810 DEL CAMINO RESTAURANT AND SERVICE STATION STEAKS OUR SPECIALTY B cff Shp'D gR ar and Cocktail Lo g U1 ' Banquet R m Facilities - C mpiete A mmodation At the Ju t of Colo 7 d I Z5 776-1573 0 TEXACO SERVICE MOUNTAIN SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION LET US HELP I f C- ., '13 - -- ' 1 X Save Zum 7fKaae.y FRANCIS STREET DECORATORS FREE ESTIMATES 401 C ffman 776-1362 1145 E 776 9020 zo: Prompt PRESCRIPTION Service X1 M . V U 1' ii? Cwuio- at LONGMONT'S NEWEST DRUG STORE. 1720 Main st. 77679172 1678 Main Seacbfw LAMPLIGHTER CLEANERS AL and RUTH FRIES 776-7692 A 1.- .1 jj , 776-9393 1716 N. Main St. 202 Congratulations to the Class of '68 From a TALL FRIENDLY ROTARIAN OSTRANDER 8. ' 1 PLUMBING and HEATING ska? Tires for Your Every Need. In Business Since ' t 1901 'Fres one J Longmont, Colorado Congrat's to the Class of '68 945 Main 776-1704 540 Main St. 776-6460 f - POUDRE VALLEY QUALITY DAIRY FOODS Q Home of Longmont's NEWEST Ultra-Modern W Dairy Fountain Bar QERADEAM I L I Hoviozearlffin ' and Ml'-K nan E I 1,5 .A,h1 our-11N rmwv mom 776-4765 Colorado Creamery 526 Main LL.. R Longmont's Most Complete Department Store GRANT'S 1727 Main 776-6920 203 Let this be your after-hours recreation spot --- Try our Mexican food -- homemade pies ROLLIANA LANES CONGRATULATIONS and BEST WISHES From ARRCW TOCL 204 f JIM PARIS TIRE CITY I , Better tires for less ' I . A'fA.mfK A ytawg 5 , I I g M e e ee 6 If ' , ,, g 190 South Main El- 776-2436 . 6- sk .:. 2 V, I j 6 2277 FLATIRON PAVING COMPANY Pool 'T msn . Qi, . I 4 E -war ij -Q- l7?'5F I ' Q ' 2 , -lg? ' Au-Weather Pool 'H Air Conditioned Units 67 ' Restaurants Nearby 1642 N. Main 776-7620 776 7090 Rt. 2, Box 105 A Longmont Z REMODELERS THE BARNARD AGENCY Farms - Homes - Ranches x,A5S st O' -97 Oo if L Z I Q RENEW 3 62, 'MEEF..'S:i'T,bo5 KESTATQ' Insurance A.. ' I -'c :......-Q . Remodeling CQ. ' ' .. --I t' , A , ' ,T - Alterations Free ' ' . Additions Estimates . Repairing 522 4th Ave. 776-2470 P. O. Box 335 776-0727 516 4th Ave. 205 The Most Importont Doy in Your lite! Special attention must be given to many details on this, one of the most important days in your life. And this includes your Wedding announce- ments which will become the main souvenir for most of your friends. Choose from the fine collection at the TXC Print Shop. You'll be pleased at the variety which will allow you to select the one just right for you . . . and at mod- est prices. Stop in and browse through the many bro- chures at your leisure. We're open daily from 8 a.rn. until 5 p. nn. and Saturday morning until noon. Times-Coll Job Printing 655 Fourth Avenue 776-7200 Longmont, Colorado 206 i FARMS RANCHES AND CITY PROPERTY FOR S E OR E C NGE I RENTALS AND PROPERTY MANAGE ENT l,M PHONE 776-4495 C 7 22 . SINCE1912 51 REALTORS msunons f ,,,,m:., .NSURANCEZ imm' TZCTLJ A...4 2 xx' 1,61 XNQ nf, NEPTUNE MovERs INC. . 9 7 0 4 Q Wm He we ll! , X, xx Q , ,, i-7 ' --xg, I 3 A ' O77 f 'iid' .p I . GORDAN E. BALDWIN ' 11 Mau L75 . I ff ,L 408 Main St. x 776-4Q17 Fast, and Elafef Dependable ovlng 900 Sanset 776-3052 HARRIS I FURNITURE 515 Coffman 776-2711 HOWE MORTUARY Success to the Seniors 439 Coffman 776-2434 WW ENGINEERING INC. 830 Lincoln 776-2.731 PJ We Met. i We Qiscussed. We Planned. We Learned. We Replanned. We Detoured. We Floundered. We Niade Mistakes. We Made Friends. We Tried. We Gave Birth to the '68 Troian We're Tired! ' W .1 mf' fi ,LJ I 7 f K 1 ,u 6, L' UL 'p 1 , V 1i?WWr'Q. 1' W, bw .V fl f w In il' df M4 QJW1 My M 'U pi A 70 jfmh N' ff , ,': 1 4 1,1 JL,