Longmont High School - Trojan Yearbook (Longmont, CO)

Text from Pages 1 - 240 of the 1970 volume:

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S . g, 1 I i 1 41 'f 1 -sm Q -up 21w :lLwi M 1 -. ,. .. f, .Mm Q ff -HWQN - 4 , , I 3 pw., -, M V W My fr H. , . , .,f . sfwI11s '- 1 ' ' ' 1 ? 3, 'I m'i ulf.'l'i.f'lff?I'l f1':JiI'il 3 a ...M-L : :1 4 .'3s i9.'f IQ - ks ti I 3 ' 55 ,grid 3 xtQ.ggf,X .Av Fam- - .Qgfu .. . x Q? Advertising .... Ad Manager - Diane Nelson Business Manager - Jo- AH116 Cone Ad Sales - Diane Nelson I I X vw, ,NA I ff? d .if Sports . . . Sports Editor - Linda Green S Rosann Rodriguez Greg Hay Seniors ............................ Graduation Senior Lists Memorium . a.. ..- Closing ...................... Associate Editor - Colleen Thompson Photographers - Rick Clark Richard Anderson Copy Editor - Becky Scott Closing - Becky Scott Nancy Carson Sponsor - Miss Susan Warp Thanks to Darwin Schafer and the Longmont Times Call for sports photography. sz Q2 Mayor Ralph R. Price 1904-1969 Genius is nothing more than knowing the use of tools, but there must be tools for it to use. By Samuel Johnson. Residents of Longmont will not forget the legacy of the late Mayor Ralph Price. He had the im- agination and foresight which insure the continued prosperity of the city during years to come. Today, the construction of the Button Rock Dam and the planned facilities represent community progress for a number of years. These were Mayor Price's tools for a better city and it is this type of progress and thinking which Mayor Price's administration built for the future. With all these contributions involved, the staff dedicates the 1970 TROJAN to Mayor Ralph R, Price. 'Twp-fx ,f,'fN'w-- ' craig W -K p 4... ,xfvffg xy' Mr. Price plans for the future. May 19, 1969, Button Rock Dam was officially pronounced op- en, sewing the citizens of Longmont. .L A, Aj XL .1.,.- .,., .. ,. HKKA ki ,.,, t M Q -..,,, I . , A K - Nm BV-wt -5 9 ' V I . ,Ml A fm ,sw1s,x: 'f'rfi- A ff 1 gg -1 f jg- . 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The 4 school building, though impressive, is a shelter for the life and potential that make it live and be recognized as Longmont Senior High. f Q 3 R, . -1 1 r , r. L. u s I 5 5 2 S A? Wflr' -5 P. , rx ix in ,. 'E 5 ,vi .Ay S f . ,,.X. 2 w w, Ya U i , so K xx 55 so Q , , Behind the schoo1's exterior lies the real meaningg friends and classes which make high school an experience in maturing and academic learning. '1 s-A , x in V I si, A -'24, miss'-I R-1 'NF-M .:- Q Q 53 Af' vevgl S 3 1. X Win --wa. 1 1 up .Lv y,.,,f W.,-K 'M 'itil ,,V.k,, i v 1' HX g, - ff Y,,y 'M 3 V G QQ xtie. rf, 443 QF-is 5 Vx Tl . b ,N K ps sy Af? 94..m',, ,X ,jx M- Ma' m 1 ,,,q: VR xx A if . mf 315 Athletics are an important part of every high school. What is autumn without football, winter without basketball, and wrestling, or l spring without track and baseball? Longmont's 1969-'70 year was marked by defeat as well as victory but the community stayed behind the Trojans through each season. gig. Q' Q22 I as , ft ' 'W '1 2 ik if it v QQ' as QEK s . .X-N L QQ. W t.4,l g l yttl,Q ig ,, 1- 7,2 ,,,f fffffg 1,-, W 'V l .ati Q 'E - viii? it :Qt : agmfviivw , ., ,N .t ,,,. ,,f, , N 1 , t ieigfy if ' W 3 if 'it tt vii , WM W - ,K 'kc Nav, l 'f-.., y NAA. V 4,,eAr W , - ,- v kim X A 11- 3 W ,. , gm 1, vm L Q 0 Q f- Xl , Sophomore boys live - for sports, sophie girls live for junior and senior boys. 'L Teachers take time Out to have a laugh together . qw 'M'--x Almost seniors: anxiously awaiting to be on top and to outdo last year's seniors. dy? 'siignft Twelve memorable years of frrendstups and work have ended w1th commencement only to begin another set of cherishable and learning experiences by each graduate s choice J Uff,-1 W ja ' A fi ' ,A 1 si ,M ,g .' ' 5' U 'Es 'Sf i if , 1 , U55 l a ' ,144-1 eng. ,, Vim in r V K A iii, Q , I im s tsyi 1 is ti i t y SX . 4 :ii ' ' , l ' t 'im' 2 fun, disappointments, H ory.. t.,.: .,r,, . 2 , i ..,,,r,, . ,P .W as ,O ' - While Yet There Is Time by Rasul Rza The hours slip pastg our mom ents melt into the eternity behind us: while yet there is time love, and be loved: . fi - 'ti Q A 22 fi ,. Z t .y .4 ,, vwe,'?3,.5, and, if your spirit demands more add at least one stone to the edifice being built. l-low much we have to d to create, to express! While yet there is time graft a slender bough to a mighty tree. . lf from which there is no return. we -A . 1 vu' 04 'ef 5 ..s -usage - ' E Fill your lungs with the smell of flowers: let the first oool breath of dawn blow through your hair. 3? 3 lf. Do not say, I love everyone be merciless to your enemies, be tender to your friends. While yet there is time look out upon the world, devour it with your eyes, While yet there is time let the hand of a friend feel the warmth of your hand .. sums -f--- f 3 351' - 1 'Q A X . f 2-Y 1 W -sas A in 4 .t s V . R? While yet there is time let us greet the dawn togetherg 'WK - V? s fs Y 2 , ' View , .s yi W sew 1-S' While yet there is time live, labor, but live and labor so that when you are gone everyone will see that where once you were an emptiness yawns. Translated by Archie Johnstone I5 . S t..JL.JlXIlCIJl53C.:'5 lQ7I ICIJFZE' A class united toward the ac- complishment of greater goals was the theme of our class this year. An outstanding effigy at Homecoming, a food drive for needy families at Christmas, Girl's Week and the Junior-Senior Prom were some of the major accom- plishments of our class this year. Dean Lehman 'We lead, others follow ' was the motto chosen by the junior class during their sophomore year. It was not chosen because it sounded good, but because it was true. Ted Spallinger Education is a basic factor in our lives. Also, there is respon- sibility. Being juniors we have experienced both. Therefore as seniors we can further our educa- tion and responsibility. Sherrie Peppler As historian, I found that the junior class have had many lead- ers in sports, extra curricular ac- tivities and in scholastic, achieve- ment. Judy Barnes Adler, Mark Adler, Rick Ager, John Akers, Diana Allen, Terry Allie, Patricia Alps, Cliff Alps, Irene Alvarado, Raymond Amen, Jim Anaya, Manuel Anderson, Kathy Anderson, Linda Anderson, Richard Anderson, Scott Andrews, Wayne Archer, Conee Atherton, Vickie Axelson, Howard Baker, Claudia Baker, Randy Bailey, Steve Baldwin, Don Ballard, I im Barnes, Judy Bassett, Forbes ' Bauer, Ron Bayer, Dan Beauprez, Paula Beckman, Rhonda Beckman, Sue Becker, Steve Befus, Jerry Beldt, Kathy Benson, Terry Bengston, Debi Berry, Allison Berry, Linda Betz, Brad Bierbaum, Louise Bjorkman, Jeff Black, Cindy Blake, Diane Bliss, Susan Bloder, Sherry Bogey, Jeff Boutcher, Zola Bonsall, Duane Bove, Jo Bratcher, Patti Brents, Cynthia Brennen, Mary Brezina, Mary Brookins, Julie Brown, Gary Brouwer, Laurie Bruns, Dale Bruso , Pam Bauerus, Keith Burch, Jennifer Burrow, Sue Burgess, Paula Bury, Cerise Cable, Sandy Cacka, Steve Cameron, Sherrie Cambell, Bryan Cambell, Mike Carson. Nancy Castanon, Ray Chandler, Joyce Childs, Kim Chrisman, Dave Christenson, Connie Christenson, Ken Christianson, Mary Cinea, Bob Clark, Rick Clements, Glenda Crabb, Dale Crede, Jack Cronquist, Mark Crow, Bill Crow, Bob Cobb, Donald Cole, Sheree Coleman, Sherrie Combelic, Jane Cook, Chris Cook, Glenn Cordova, Ernie Cordova, Ivan Cordova, Linda Corsentino, Myrna Coss, Barbara Cotey, Teresa Coulson, Pam Coursey, Cindy Culp, Jana Cureton, John Current, Polly Damet, John Davis, Frank Day, Ed Dean, Nancy DeCino, Tony DeLis1e, Stephen Dechner, Kelvin Dickes, Joan Dickinson, Harold Diehl, Alan DiGia11onardo, Karen DiGiallonardo, Sharon Dirks, Isabella DiPao1o, Lena DiPao1o, Lena DiPao1o, Yvonne Dozier, David Drake, Penny Duran, Joanelle Dwyer, Ron Eichel, Dale Elmquist, Stan Elliott, Connie Embree, Hal Embree, Kathy Embree, William Englehard, Bill Evans, Barbara Fallon, Cheryl Faulkner, David Faust, Rusty Ferdig, Randy Ferg, Dale Petter, David Fetter, Robin Florea, Janice Fobes, Steve Frantz, Wayne Fraser, Edward Freise, Gladys Gance, Dave Garrett, Ginger Ghesquiere, Steve Gittlein, Mike Gies, Alan Goodwin, Nanci Goldsworthy, Susan Gonzales , Olivia Goss, Jim Gould, Penny Gould, Terry Green, Jim Grene, Richard Greenup, Mary Greer, Douglas Gregory, James Gutierrez, Louis Gutherie, Darrell Hagg, Art Hain, Jeanne Haines, Brian Hall, Anna Hall, Pat Halsey, Doug Hamann, Jodi Hamilton, Mary Hamley, Marvin Hammond , Scott Hardy, Lon Hatfield, Karen Hattel, Art Hauck , Craig Haviland, Darlene Hawkins, Donna Hawkins, Kathy Haynes, Kathy Heil, Gary Herren, Ken Hensel, John Hester, Jim Henning, Cindy Hergenreter, Laura Hergenreter, Linda Hernadez, Elizabeth Henry, Gwen Hildebrandt, Diane Hill, Jim Hill, Mary Hill, Pam Hodge, LouAnne Hoese, Vickie Hogel, Cliff Hoerle, Shirley Holmes, Lauri Horton, Debby Horton, Sally Hough, Deborah Howard, Kristie Howe, Laurie Howell, Larry Huggins, Denise Huggins, Jarrell Humbard, Marsha Hull, Dick Hume, Roger Hutchins, Rich Jacques, Mike 1 51 as CCY S..- 65 'GSB' Jennings, Mike Jenson, Gloria Johnson, Johnson, Johnson, Johnson, Johnson, Johnson Dennis Gary Leroy Mark Neil Sue Jngerson, Gerald Jordon, Ann Jordon, Cathi Kapperman, Karol Karich, Karen Keith, Carl Kelly, Joe Kerr, Annette King, Alan King, Shirley Kiteley, Nancy Klug, Brian Kopecky, Danna Knans, Julie Kummer, Cindy Kunselman, Rex Lacke, Earl Laceek, Linda Lane, Ruth Larkin, Connie Lee, Mike Lehman, Dean Lehr, Dennis Leman, Linda Lenorr, Dedde Leonard, Dave Lesser, Barbara Lewis, Don Lind, Leann Livigni, Larry Loukonen, Mike Little, Joni Lucero, Joe Lynn, Vicky Markham, Bob Marr, Tom Martinez, Anthony Martinez, Eugene Martinez, Mark Marquez, Joe Mason, Julie Matthias, Karen May, Ray McCarty, Francie McGill, Debbie McLaughin, Cherie McLaughin, John Mechalke, Cherie Meglenre, Dave Menke, Beverly Meyerdirk, Mimi Mikkelson, Jodelle Miller, Douglas Miller, Lorraine Mireles, Ruth Miyasaki, Gwendy Morgan, Bill Monroe, Judy Monseu, Pamela Moore, Steve Moore, Regina Morrison, Cliff fit Moxley, Claire Murphy, Pam Murphy, Rosemary Mutter, Marji Nash, Mike Nelson, Debbie Nelson, Sherri Newens, Kathy Neuenschwander, Jim Nichols, David O'Grady, Marge Ohmie, Larry Olson, Bruce Osborn, Rick Oswald, Charlane Ott, Linda Palmer, Jenny Palmer, Reanne Parmley, Linda Parson, Debra Parsons, Nancy Patrick, Tom Paulson, Carol Payton, Susan Pedigo, Kathleen Peif, Gary Pennock, Greg Peppler, Sherrie Peppier, Sue Perry, Craig Peters, Nancy Peterson, Brian Petersen, Marjorie Peterson, Shirley Petty, Sandy Phillips, Susan Pickett, Dan Pickett, Dave Pierpoint, Scott Polliconi, Jerry Powell, Jeri Powell, Teresa Prieskorn, Karen Prechtl, Lynne Prescott, Bill Puillson, Kurt Pulec, Steve Pullum, Kathy Purcell, Mike Quillen, Anthony Quintana, Lorene Rawson, Robin Reed, Larry Reid, Paul Reil, Debra Reyer, Janice Reynolds, Russell Reynolds, Ron Rhine, Roger Rich, Susan Richmond, Kathy Rider, Patti Riggins, Janice Rivera, Kathy Roberts, Patricia Rodriquez, Carmella Rodriquez, Julie Rodriquez, Lydia Rohrer, Don Romans, Wes Romey, Mary Ronnberg, Lanny Rose, Elaine Rowe, Julie Ruscitti, Anna Russell, Bennett Sanderson, Pat Sarmiento, Deb Sawdy, Judy Sayers, Dave Scarbrough, Lynda Scherff, Randy Schell, Jim Schell, Paul Schlagel, Cindy Schlagel, John Sclmeider, Tery Schwartz, Ken Scott, Becky Sed erstrom, Manette Sekich, Mickie Sellmer, Jane Serr, Linda Sewald, David Sewald, Judi Sewald, Steve Sharp, Richard Sheley, Eugene Short, Ginger Shubert, Joann Shuler, Wes Shunk, Sara Sikes, Murney Simpkins, Curt Slota, Robert Smith, Larry Smith, Morgan Smith, Stephen Sollars, Laura Spallinger, Tedi Spaur, Lorna Sprague, Zeina Spruiell, Rhonda Stafford, Debbie Stanoff, Jim Stelle, Nancy Stelmack, Larry Steinke, Shelley Stephens, Ken Stewart, Kelly Stewart, Linda Stillwell, Sharon Stiny, Tula Stockwell, Skip Stransberg, Judy Stretch, Bev Stromquist, Charlie Stroud, Steve Sullivan, Craig Summer, Orwin Sutherland, Jim Sutton, Jim ' Swanson, Sandy Tanner, Chuck Tappan, Kathy Tesar, Gaye Thomason, Bob Tihonovich, Rose Turner, Bob Torres, Isabelle 'Q' Torres, Frieda Townsend, Barbara Trejo, Mike True, Don Unrein, Mary Van Liere, Mark Vick, Timothy Von Feldt, Diane Waddle, Debbie Wagner, Lynn Wagner, Sandra Walcott, Donna Walker, Anna May Warembourg, Ron Weber, Jeff Wehrli, Pam Weiserber, Carol Wells, Paul Welsh, Mike Werress, Jim Wertman, Diana Wertman, Donna Wheller, Linda Whitehead, Alan Whitmer, Jean Whyte, Patti Wierema, Russ Wilken, Mary Wilkes, Connie Williams, Glenna Williamson, David Wilson, Bruce Wilson, Karen Wolski, Mary Wood, Cindy Wood, Kathy Woodman, Beth Wright, Jerry Wright, Sarah Yazzie, Rose Yost, Penny Young, Larry Zeiser, Jan Zlateri, Doug Asay Jeff Burke, Steve Carl, Keith Davis, Greg Dillar, Michael Ediger, Gary Elizalde, Alex ' Embree, Alan Ferg, Mark Fishburn, Mike Genzkinger, Mike Hagel, Cliffoed Harmon, Gary Johnson, Gary Kelley, William Kenny, Robert Maldonado, Robert Martinez, Joe Shipp, Rick ot Pictured N-6 91 Torres, Georgie Wheller, Robert Acosta, Rebecca Backowies, Bonnie Burgess, Paula Carson, Nancy Collard, Billie Duran, Marie Engle, Kathy Gutierrez, Viola Horton, Sally I-lumbard, Marsha Miller, Karen Osborne, Lori Robbins, Phyllis Shepherd, Donna Smith, Kathy Wagner, Danette Zimbleman, Janis , F A .... 4 Q gi K, fx Y + Q f X J' Y, R 3 X ' x Qin we X . 32 P X 2 X V N R535-iw P Q ' 2 kg s X S ,Q 5 3 TX. gk? .QA if 4 Q? K WN .Z fx we 1 ECDII-DI-H E372 ':...:T:CDF'-3l--IIE-EIS ei E31 4 - In high school, a lot of pres- sure is placed on the students ber cause of the requirement for good grades to meet college require- ments. This pressure helps to fur ther study habits for the purpose of furthering myself in the future! Glenn Johnson I feel that the sophomores in the year of 1969-70 have the most potential of being the greatest class at L.H.S. John Holcomb There are sophomores, and there are sophomores, but we were - THE sophomores! Dawn Stoner From each new experience, we profited. We were urged on by our achievements, and cor- rected by our mistakes. A little success never hurt anyone, but failure is the teacher of life. The year of 1969-'70 has been one of both success and failure, all a part of education. Marilyn Dutch Adams, Glen Ager, Steve Ahl, Arlen Alvarado, Alex Anaya, Dave Anderson, Dwaine Anderson, Jane Anderson Richard Anderson Sheila Anderson Kevin Anderson Tom Asay, Jerry Ashenbrenner, Linda Askey, Steve Austin, Lynnette Backes, Mary Baker, Dan Baker, Lewis Baker, Wes Barberg, Tom Bauer, Phil Barston, Kris Bates, Rose Batina, Jill Beck, Mike Becker, Pam Beckman, Robin Beed, Cathy Beeler, Joe Bever, Patte Biessman, Kathy Bishop, Sharon Black, Barry Bledsoe, Verlene Blank, Esther Blaszke, Nancy Bock, George Bode, Linda Bologna, Sue Bone, Mike Bookout, Dennis Boos, Debbie Boos, Karen Borst, Jim Bowman, Nancy Boyd, Debbie Bratcher, Penny Brennan, Bill Brennan, Nancy Bressette, Virginia Bridgeman, William Brown, Deb Brownwell, Mike Buchanan, Denton Bunnell, Dorra Burks. Jo-Ann Byrne, Vickie Bustamante, Irene Bustamante, Steve Callender, Bruce Calmette, Pat Camenisch, Cheryl Campbell, Karen Canter, Nancy Cantonwine, Dan Carlock, Dan Carr, Candy Carroll, Charlie Carson, Tom Case, Alan Cassidy, Bill Castle, Kristy Catlett, Sue Chambers, Scott Chandler, Rita Chariton, Scott Christensen, Karen Christianson, Anne Church, Leona Clark, Nyla Cleveland, Earl Clifford, Frank Colby, Craig Collard, Betty Collins, Ty Conaway, Terri Conner, Richard Cook, Dennis Corbin, Linda Crnkovich, Pauline Culp, Marcia Curtis, Linda Daib, Jolene Daum, John Davenport, Bob Davis, Monte 2- ,R .Q 4 at J -ESS? 4 1 e we , m cg , WY 1, i V is Zlvf, '1 Q , kk fn Akr, ,,,: V 8- N 'QV' ' X DX, s , r Davisson, Sheldon De Camp, Danny De Falco, Teresa DeGesualdo, Robert DeGia1lonardo, Mary Derr, Bill Derr, Cheryl Derr, Ray DeSantis, Sammy Dickes, Butch Dill, Rhonda Dillan, Mickey Dingman, Jim DiPao1a, Lucia Dittmer, Teri Dixon, Bob Dowdell, Vicki Dowling, Doug Dunn, Byron Dutch, Marilyn Dwyer, Dawn Dwyer, Linda Dykstra, Debra Echols, Lois Echererria, Pete Edmonds, Larry Edwards, Scott El-Bakri, Linda Encinias, Grant Engel, Walter English, Cathy Enoch, Lois Embree, Peggy Embree, Shelley Evans, Scott Evig, Doug Felton, Bob Fincher, Jan Fincher, Jeannette Finleon, Melvin Finnell, Gretchen Fontenot, Zina Frank, Jane Fuller, Jane Gaines, Marty Garcia, Lee Roy Gatewood, Sheryl Gehringer, Bob Geibel, Dale Gellner, Edward Kim Gentry, Ron Genzlinger, Nancy Gettman, Paula Geworsky, Hans Gillette, Steve Gilliam, Terry Goetz, Debbie Gonzales, Carlos Gonzales, Cindy Gonzales, Eddie Gooden, Don Goodman, Vonda Goodwin, Leslie Goodwin, Randall Gould, Jerry Green, Cheryl Green, Charles Graham, Alan Grigsby, Guy Gruber, Larry Gutierrez, Mike Gutierrez, Rita Hafner, Gary Haines, Colleen Hames, Susanne Hamilton, Darrel Hamilton, Greg Hammond, Greg Hanes, Susan Hanley, Jan Hanna, Kent Hargreaves, Leslie Harlan, Les Harmon, Kelly Harmon, Steve Harms, Greg Harper, Fred Harrison, Dalene Hart, Joe Harvey, Barry Haubert, David Haun, Mike Havran, Linda Heffington, Gordon Hegwood, Don Heikal, Sandy , ,,,, Vw, 'sg Sgr t , Q' lst A 3 'riff gr f I ., Q . .gy nn? - X XXX X, J' is W I , - , Y ' 1 1 3, L. t ' en., S7 if 1- - I .. 2 1 - ' - refs? - 6 . 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Miglia, ffx Henderson, Bill Hergenreder, Connie Herrington, Dennis Hildebrandt, Deb Hill, Larry Hinnegan, Mike Haddortt, Mike Hodgson, Jane Hodgson, Kathy Holcomb, John Holland, Nancie Holmes, Diane Holmes, Gary Howard, Chris Howe, Debi Howe, Tom Hovendick, Mike Humphrey, Donna Hunter, Carol Hurtado, Carol Hutson, Judy Hyland, Cathy Jackson, Greg Jacobsen, Terry Jacobson, Bev Jenkins, Mark Jennings, David Jensen, Laura Johns, Creighton Johnston, Carolyn Johnson, Don Johnson, Glenn Johnson, Leonard Johnston, Linda Johnston, Merriel Johnston, Donna Jolley, Richard Jones, Julie Jones, Nancy Jordan, Jim Jurgens, Jerry Jones, Julie King, Nancy Kingery, Larry Kirkpatrick, Mary Kiteley, Diane Kiteley, Kelly Klingfus, Sherry Kluck, Greg Kinney, Kathy Kinney, Nancy Krissel, Donna Kobobel, Ed Kohman, Terry Koldeway, Vern Lakey, Melvin Lambert, Vicki Lane, Edward Larm , Robert Lawing, Judy Lawler, Teresa LeBlanc, Bill Lee, Myrna Lehl, Cathy Lemon, Herman Lenhardt, Jim Hurt, Leonard Lepper, Marsha LeRoux, John Liberatore, Marcia Lichtenbemer, Sheri Linacre , Paula Lippincott, Sue Little. John Locklier, Gary Luke, Pat Lutz, Sue Lunsford, Roger Macy, Lonnie Maes, Richard Maes, Susan Makings, Lorilee Manaugh, Stacy Mares, John Marr, Regina Martin, Randy Martin, Ray Martinez, Diana Martinez, Frank Mattoon, Jim Mayeda, Carol Mayeda, Naomi Mayor, Sherry McCann, Kathy McCarty , Patrick McClure , Tim N McDonald, David McDonald, Kevin McDonld, Richard McDonald, Rod McGrane, Michele McMillen, Cindy McPherson, Mark Merriam, Greg Michaelson, David Meithke, Greg Mikeljack, Raelene Millen , Charles Miller, Cindy Miller, Kirk Miller, Mike Mills, Mike Minch, Gary Minter , ROII Mireles, Dan Mitchell, Ellen Mitchell, Randy Mock, Sharry Moore, Debbie Mora, Elizabeth Moren, Sue Morgan, Cheryl Morgan, David Morgan, Debbie Morgan, Diane Morison , Mike Morrison , Greg Morton, Rick Motz, Deb Moyer, Joe Munizza , Barbara Murphy , Mitzi Murray, Pat Najera, Juanita Nash, Terry Neely, Julie Neighbors, Greg Nelson , Nelson , Nelson , Nelson , Nelson , Nelson , Nessler , Barbara Bill Bob Cindy I im Terry Ray Newman, Corbin Nickerson, Terry Nicklos, Mindy Norris, Fonda Nygren, Tom Obreckt, Marilyn Ofstie, Tammy Olander, Carol Oliver, Linda Olson, Colleen Orand, Jetta Ann Osborn, LeRoy Osterberg, Mary Padia, Gracie Parise, Tom Parker, Dawn Parker, Scott Parrish, Dan Parsons, David Pedot, Beccy Perez, Tom Pflum, Kathy Pickett, Jim Pierce, Mary Poellot, Chuck Pope, Brad Popino, Henry Porter, Nancy Prieskorn, Debbie Pritt, Judy Pronto, Jeff Quick, Sue Racine, Denise Rademacher, Mark Rademacher, Mike Rademacher, Sue Rader, Connie Rangel, Marie Rasrnussett, Sam Redmond, Julie Reed, Jan Reid, Karen Reynolds, Julie Richards, Nance Richardson, Debra Ricketson, Eileen Rippberger, Rick Rivera, Belinda Roberts, Becci Roberts, Lynn Robinson, Alan Robinson, Gerry Rock, Amy Rodgers, Paula Rodreguez, Mariann Roemmich, Linda Romans, Debbie Romans, Steve Rosenberry, Gayle Roth, Judy Rutherford, Jim Ryan, Ernie Sabados, Chuck Sage, Chris Sailer, Geneal Sandin, Bill Sandoval, Judy Saul, Douglas Sayers, Larry Schlagel, Paul Schneider, Cheryl Schmideler, Robin Schoendaller, Karen Schroeder, Steve Schwartz, Doug Secor, Steve Self, Carmen Seiger, Terry Sellmer, Allen Severson, Jim Shedd, Mike Helmes, Sheldon Sheley, Canday Shubert, Linda Shubert, Sondra Simmons, Lana Slater, Jennifer Slechta, Dan Smith, David Smith, Pam Smith, Twila Snyder, Karen Solberg, Sue Southall, Carol Spanglar, Ray Sprague, Ray Staley, Roxann Stamper, Linda Stanoff, Jackie Steele, Debbie Stillwell, Marcia Stillwell, Michael Stine, Kristy Stephens, John Stephens, Kathie Stephens, Kathy Stevens, Michael Stollens, Nancy Statls, Diane Stoner, Dawn Stretch, Wanda Stringer, Wade Stumbaugh, Russell Sudduth, Margi Sullivan, Anne Summey, Steve Sutherland, Lynn Symonds, Rob Tallman, Sondra Tappan, Steve Tefft, Cindy Terry, Nancy Tesar, Jon Teter, Don Thelemague , Louis Thompson , Dan Thompson, Paul Thornton, Patty Thure, Linda Tidwell, Timothy Tiff, Don Tipton, Jane Torres, Theresa Trewet, Glenda Tribble, Mandi Trimble, Debra True, Teri Truman, Doug Uilk, Steve Unrein , David Umbarger , Norma VanSchooten , Brenda Vela , Bob Venrick , Steve 5: - -f .4 is K 'Xu 5,5 s We B K - T561 ' A6 sf F CY f 3 N Versaw, Larry Villani, Tom Vonalt, Dan VonHagel, Terri Wacker, Don Walker, Marci Waneka, Lynn Warfield, Rhonda Wargo, Janette Warman, Mike Warner, Connie Wartinez, Chip Watson, Joann Webb, Ron Webber, John Weilnau, Linda Werner, Kenneth Wiebe, Lynette Wierma, Russ Wichard, Wikenson Williamson, Gary Wilson, Merritt Wollard, Ken Wood, Kathy Woodman, James Worrell, Phyllis Worrell, Richard Worrell, Steve Worthington , Debbie Yaussi . Jude Zamudio, Ruben Zar, Gary Zweck, John From Santa Claus to cars. The sophomores make their big step from junior high to high school. There is no longer the wild kindergar- ten atmosphere in the classroom but a calm, sophisticated area for study. n vmfvwanklff fitwi BACK ROW, Left to Right: Rick Parker, Don Baldwin, Mark Craft, Dean Lehman, Roger Flume, Greg Hay, Keith Gilbert, Steve Heil Dale Kanemoto, Jim Schell, Ted Melland, Jerry Befus. FRONT ROW: Paula Knaus, Vickie Vela, Mrs. Watkins, Kathy Green, Deb- bie Parson, Jo Bovee, Jim Jordan, Joni Little, Heidi Finnell, Debbie Stafford, Mary Brennan, Rose Tihonovich, Congressman Brotz- man, Debbie Lenart, Canday Sheeley, Kelley Kitely, Nancy Kitely, Debbie Owen, Mrs. Richardson, Glenda Stiener, Jamie Prall, Diane Carter, qTour Guidej, Mr. Don Richardson fTour Conductorj. Educational Tour Making American history more significant and realistic sometimes falls short in the classroom. Each year a business-sponsored group of Longmont High School students explores colonial America, Washington D. C. , New York City, and Chicago with the aid of four chaperones. Tours not only centered around the old heritage but upon big city life too! Tak- ing thirty teenagers on a subway ride to Greenwich Village was a ig-l experience, ac- cording to Mr. Don Richardson. He said looks the group received, the sights seen, and the Electric Circus discotheque Qwhich was bombed the sunday after they lefty all added to this learning experience! Besides half of the high schoolers never having flown before, over that amount had not viewed slum conditions, the Bowery and Chinatown in New York City. Stu- dents felt seeing a completely different life style prepared them more for life after graduation. Other highlights in the cities mentioned were: the Russian Embassy, Arlington National Cemetery, Independence Hall, the Empire State Building, a tour of Manhat- tan, Radio City Music Hall, the White House, and the U.S. Capitol. To share an experience with others, that's what high school signifies. Laugh- ing, dancing, loving - these are all a part of the sharing that L.H.S. students enjoy during the year. As under- classmen the stu- dents are com- pletely uninhib- ited. Interests deviate from ' body surfing in a river to practic- ing yoga in P.E. Occasionally motivated they attend a class. Stddying can nat- urally tire an per- son, so a short cat- nap is thc recommended cure for tired minds and bodies f , UNDERCLASSME Kg' 48 , ' L , 131159 us.. . ' fa f 4 1- M - . X as Zh fo J, .f .wr ,At-na angwff 4 ,kpfl ' 43:15, -MH' - ea ,uf As each new wave of under- classmen turn in- to seniors, they absorb what each individual wishes to rake into post- graduate life. 49 0 T- . 2. Mr. Cley Richendifer Principal Mr. C. Bergman Mr L. Longstreth Administration Counselors , k ' A if . ui , .W 'V '.-A U .41 V V 'f Hg U J ' if JL. jj , JOE CARNEY AILEEN DEFFKE 'PHYLLIS WAGNER LYNDELL KEENE ff ' e Staff .IU we TOP, Left to Right: Millie Evans, Judy Mauck, Louise Snyder, Kay Navratil, Wilma Henry. BOTTOM, Left to Right: Joan Lind, Billie Stephens. An institution is the embodiment of an ideal. In order to survive, it must fulfill two conditions. It must be sufficiently stable to sustain the ideal which gave it birth and sufficiently responsive to remain rele- vant to the society which supports it. - Sir Eric Ashby Faculty . . . u RAY ASHBAUGH KEN BAKER Mathematics Science DICK BERGLAND BOB BETZ FRANCIS BOLTON JERRY BROOKS Communications P. E. Science Social Studies f ' vijfef' A uf, ww Y 'O A KA .'..', 4 JOE BROOKS GARY BROWNING DEWAYNE BURGDORFF KEITH CARMICHEAL Vocational Education Fine Arts Mathematics Communications JODELLE CASH BARRY CLAY GIL EVERLY TERRY FETT Business Science Science Communications RICHARD FOSTER MILDRED GAMBLE JAMES GILLAN DALE GRIFFITH Social Studies Communications Social Studies Vocational Education DON HAKONSON POLLY HANNETT DON HAY MARY HEAD Social Studies Communications Social Studies Languages if ,E , in 5 was 5 -a fi A S n, d u lelof A - S A ti , CHARLES HOUSTON MARSHALL HOWE DOUG HUNTER DEVON IVERSON Communications Fine Arts Science Business Law ZELMA JENNINGS DA VID JOHNSON ROBERTA JONES DORTHY KIRK Communications Science P. E. H0l'I1CIH2kir1g V X 1 A a . A E as C V: . ,, V 1 R xl k , MARCELINE LANE JOAN LARSON HERB LIGHTSEY FRANK MARCANTONIO Languages P.E. l Vocational Education Vocational Education RELLA MARCANTONIO ARNOLD MARSHALL KAREN McINTOSH CHARLES MORGAN Fine Arts Social Studies Communications Science CLYDA NAPIER DON PORTER GEORGBREMPEL DON RICHARDSON Communications Science Mathematics Vocational Education 533 - ' A 1 JOHN REIMER RONALD ROSE EVELYN ROTNER ROBERT RUTH Communications Vocational Education Communications Vocational Education I ,, . f. , I fa if ,ZZ M ,, 5 , r si 3 , , , ,.ifi,,.m., , ,,.,7,, R f W ' Q Mm W ' ,ag K 4. VV ., 3 ,.i.j,, Q k 5 ' H , fn . ' . ..L Af 'V , A 4' BILL SHORT Mathematics M EDWARD SKAY Languages MAX STITES Social Studies MA RIE STA TMAN Fine Arts ROBERT TRUMPFELLER Vocational Ed. LEROY WATTS Vocational Education ROBERT WADE Communications BILL WHITMORE Vocational Education DOUG SORRELL Science Fine Arts CHARLES STANFIELD Q. GEORGE SUMM EY P. E. Business BRUC E TA SHIRO 3. f-. SUSAN WARP JUDY WA TKINS Communications Business CHESTER WISHARD ROBERT WOODY Business Mathematics - W T , l A-56 ,,, ,, . , mih Wi . .0-.W ...a,. .Q 1 In Memor -Mqm. 8 5 Q QA Q 22 N A ,. , , iifw Q-fr, 44. s W ' U 4 ' J!! 'Q . . V ,,,,, ,,,, , , W -.- Y' Q, mam? f Q f V WA atm aw-11 I ?,, kwa Where the Action Is! One more time - and a one, two - The birds and the bees - Rah! Grrrrrangh! They said it couldn't be done! :...4xx E W xi ...fr 33 Where did it go? It's time to get even again! fy' ' E Q Q E Q Q f 0 Q Q 2 ,43- Longmont Senior High Student Bod fficers President Nick Lusero Vice-President Doug Shupe Activity Chairman Alan Wilson Secretary Linda Hill Election Commissioner Toni Yocum Holding a student body office is an important position which requires sincerity and hard work. Student body officers form a cabinet that meets regularly and plan the agenda and course of ac- tion of the Senate. Long hours are spent in the careful planning of the school year activities. During the summer and school year, these officers attend several Northern Conference student council meetings. These meet- ings provide ideas to spearhead enthusiasm in school activities. Also these meetings provide ideas to help the officers plan new strategies to overcome problems. These gatherings make it possible to compare L. H. S. with other fellow conference school. Presid ent SENATOR ROSTER - Doug Shupe Sponsor - Mr SENIORS: Gary Iverson Gail Kanamoto Jamie Prall Sharon Parise Deanna Sewald Dave Shoup Ted Rauenbuehler - alternate IUNIORS: Rhonda Beckman Art Hagg Anthony Martinez Larry Reed Roger Rhine Cindy Wood Carol Weisgerber - alternate SOPHOMORES: Pat Calmette Deb Dykstra Lorilee Makings Tom Parise Jon Tesar Jane Tipton Sandy Heikal - alternate Carney Senate Senate, the governing body of L. H. S. , carries a great amount of responsibility. That responsibility is recognizing the attitudes, ideas, and criticisms of the student body. To run smoothly a school must have a satisfied student body. This year senate worked very hard with the administration and the school board for the revision of the dress code. Another senate activity worthy of recognition was the composing of two peti- tions, signed by the majority of student body. One is for the release of information concerning United States war prisoners in Hanoi. The other petition was sent to Colorado state legislators and federal legislators urging action on air pollution. Both of these petitions were included with petitions from all students in the Nonh- ern Conference. Senate also sponsors the Helping Hand Carnival, which occurs every spring. Over one -thousand dollars is raised for charity. In addition, senate sponsors sophomore cheerleaders. .5 4485 . - v ' ' if 43 12511 f ,I 1, N, , Y ,M ffff wx W df lf ',,, nf ff A nf L '4 G ,A ff A s v N11 Q' ll 1 sf -WH-ur an L' . ' i ,Ay 4, . ,M k ., w J 3- ? -E' v 1 kv ,, 7? Q. fl? 'J ,IA 4. uf 73 ,Q 1 'VI-4 Af' af avg- gz, M 'IP .f- ar O't B3 0 IVF x 4 V Z5 ' 5,9 if :iv ff Ml' 'mg 1 5 x 5 , , .Asif ,. 'fx k , ,, at 1-sv .N .-4' ' rl 'NV N.- . ,z QE! W 23145 Q L 7 A ' ' 4 , 7' fu -3,5 fin ,E ,141 ffm' wi 4 M 4 f'xI Q 'SE- f v w Nr 9 , f ly 4 gg I ln Ik x 'I 'I l I ational Forensic League A leadership training program, National Fo- rensic League, is an organization formed in the interest of high school students. It is to help them in public speaking and to develop one's speaking abilities to a high degree of effective- ness. At this time there are 86 members. Before a student can become a member in this nation- al organization, he must have acquired 25 credit points through contest speaking. Upon acceptance he is installed into the local chap- ter. The sponsors of N.F.L. are Robert Wade and John Reimer, Pictured above are the 1969- 70 officers of N.F.L. From TOP TO BOTTOM are president - Joyce Shamboughg vice-president - Sally Ander- song recording sec. - Rolinda Martindaleg treasurer - Steve Smithg statis- tician - Tedi Spallingerg historian - Nancy Kiteleyg and publicity - Fran- cis MCC arty. Pictured above are the members of the 1969-70 National Forensic League. S ,,,,,,,..t M-. 1-, Key Club To build my home, school, and communi- ty, to serve my nation and Godg and to combat all forces which tend to undermine these insti- tutions, states the international organization objective of Key Club. Kiwanis guides Key Club in charitable proj- ects. For example, during the Christmas holi- days, Key Club provided local orphanages with a Christmas dinner. Later, they obtained the money for Key C1ub's worthy activities. The club also sponsored an afternoon school dance Qbelowj. we , if ,M . V if i 'it if 41 SENIORS: Mary Amicarella Joleen Citron Lori Davenport Lynda Drayson Karen Dutch Carolee Heimbecher Connie Houpt Patty Mayeda Carolyn Martens Kathy O'Grady Sharon Parise Jamie Prall Deanna Sewald Sue Smith Peg Sollenberger JUNIORS: Allison Berry Diane Blake Julie Brookins Isabella Dirks Becky De Zuba Gwen Henry Debbie Horton Laurie Howe Linda Leman Francie McCarty Marg Peterson Laura Sollars Linda Stewart SOPHOMORES: Pat Calmette Marilyn Dutch Jane Fuller Jane Tipton Vicki Lambert Lorilee Makings Sue Moren Tammy Oftie Amy Rock Mariann Rodriguez Dawn Stoner Big Sisters BIG SISTERS is a service organization con- sisting of forty-one community-minded girls. In December the surprise initiation took place. During the school year, Big Sisters main pro- ject was the Sekech home, a home for the mentally retarded. The girls also made favors for resthomes to remind society's senior citi- zens that they have not been forgotten. OFFICERS: President - - - Vice-President Sec. -Treasurer Publicity - - - - - Peg Sollenberger Kathy O'Grady - S - - Sharon Parise - Karen Dutch Activities ---- - - - Allison Berry 67 L.H. . Pep Club Excited pep club members enjoy spread- ing spirit throughout the school year. One activity which highlighted the year was the homecoming dance. This years home- coming theme was Happiness is . , . Dur ing basketball season the club sponsors a chili supper before the game. This year the constitution was revised in order to have a more workable system. The merit system is still in use with a few necessary improvements. President ---------- lorene Larson Vice-President - Sec. -Treasurer - HONOR SQUAD: Kristy Walden Helen Leonhard Patti Mayeda Cathy Moy - - -Rolinda Martindale Gwendy Mysaki SPONSOR: Mrs. Evelyn Rotner SENIORS: Sally Anderson Helen Antone Karen Brozovich Lori Cain Jenny Current Debbie Dean Linda Drayson Mary Graves Bev Green Sue Grigsby Pat Hagg Peggy Hanson J onell Harmon Nancy Hay Jean Hill Linda Hill Connie Houpt Gail Kanamoto Paula Knaus Helen Leonard Wanda Lucas Da Vee Martindale Rolinda Martindale Pat Mayeda Jerry Modrall Kathy Moy lea Kathy O'Grady Jamie Prall Terry Pilkington Danna Sewald Charlotte Shue Peg Sollonberger Sue Steiman Pat Sterkel Teryle Tappan Donna Thompson Renee Von Hagel Kristy Walden Kathy Younghein Debbie Zar JUNIORS: Linda Anderson Claudia Baker Judy Bames Paula Beauprez Sue Beckman Terry Benson Allison Berry Sue Bliss Sherry Bloder Cynthia Brents Mary Brezina I I as ,M F Julie Brookins Pam Bruso Jennifer Burch Sandy Cable Sherrie Cameron Nancy Carson Joyce Chandler Mary Christianson Sheree Cole Chris Cook Linda Cordova Terry Cotez Polly Current Jana Culp Karen DiGiallonardo Sharon DiGial1onardo Isabelle Dirks Joan Dirks Penny Drake Jan Florea Sue Goldsworthy Mary Greenup Jodie Hamann Mary Hamilton Lynna Harmon Gwen Henry Laura Hergenreter E Elizabeth Hernandez Vickie Hoese Laurie Howe Kathy Hawkins Marcia Humbard Marsha Humbard Cathi Jordan Annette Kerr Julie Knaus Cindy Kummer Linda Lacock Ruth Lane Linda Leman Leann Lind Vicky Lynn Karen Matthias Debbie McGill Karen Miller Sherry Nelson Marge O'Grady Linda Ott Sue Pepper Marge Petersen Teresa Powell Jan Reyer Sue Rich J an Riggins Pat Roberts Jolene Robbins Eliane Rose Terry Allen Patty Sanderson Lynda Scarbrough Ginger Short Sarah Shunk Laura Sollars Tedi Spallinger Rhonda Spruiell Linda Stewart Gaye T esar Sandy Wagner Gene Ward Jean Whitiner Patti Whyte Carol Wiegerber Mary Wilkins Cindy Wood Sarah Wright Paula Burgess Debbie Waddle SOPHOMO RES : Linda Ashenbrenner Lynnette Austin Mary Backes Jill Batina Patti Beaver Sharon Bishop Deb Boos Laurie Brabec Pat Calmette Nancy Canter Kristy Castle Rita Chandler Leona Church Nyla Clark Betty Collard Marcia Culp Terry De Faico Marilyn Dutch Deb Dykstra Peg Embree Jane Fuller Sheryl Gatewood Paula Gettman Cheryl Green Vonda Goodman Coleen Haines Sue Hames Deb Hanlon Deb Hildebrandt Jane Hodgson Dianne Holm es Cathy Hyland Kathy Kinney Sherry Klingfus Vickie Lambert Marcia Liberatore Sherrie Lichlenberger Sue Lippincott Lorilee Makings Stacy Manaugh Carol Mayeda Sherry Mayor Sherry Mock Sue Moren Diane Morgan Barb Munizza Mitzi Murphy Tammy Ofstie Jetta Orand Kay Peebles Beccy Pedot Kathy Pflum Deb Prieskorn Judy Pritt Kay Ann Rake Sue Rademacher Cindy Reed J an Reed Nancy Richards Amy Rock Connie Roder Mariann Rodriguez Geneal Sailor Kristine Severson Jackie Stanoff Debbie Steele Carol Southhall Sonda Tallman Jane Tipton Debra Trimble Brenda VanSskooten Lynn Waneka Ronda Warfield Kathy Wood Tery Wright Donna Brunnell Carol Hunter as Varsity Cheerleaders Mary Amicarella co-head Sherri Cameron Pam Coulson Laurie Howe Margie Paulson Debbie Taylor co-head Sophomore Cheerleaders Debbie Boyd Vicki Lambert Paula Rodgers Marci Walker Sophomore cheerleaders for the 1969-'70 year were elected at the beginning of the school year by the sophomore class. The sophomore cheer- leaders help promote spirit at all sophomore ath- letics. Junior Varsity Cheerleaders Sue Goldsworthy Debbie Horton Gaye Tesar Jan Zeisar Junior varsity cheerleaders assisted the varsity cheerleaders during the summer and the school year in various money-making activities and in school spirit promotion. T roj anettes Practice, practice and more practice has led to outstanding performances by Trojanettes, the drill team division of pep club. These select, twenty- eight girls provide colorful entertainment at foot- ball and basketball game halftimes. Girls trying out for the drill team are required to be in the upper fifty per cent of pep club and must maintain a 2. 5 grade average. Then clinics are held for Trojanette candidates when members are chosen by senior Trojanettes and a group of teachers. . Debbie Lind- Sr. 15. Linda Stewart - Jr, . Gail Kanamoto- Sr. 16. Marsha Humbard- Jr. Laura Sollars- Ir. Peg Sollenberger- Sr. Louise Beirbaum - Jr. Debbie Dean- Sr. Cindy Wood - Jr. Deanna Sewald- Sr. Mary Hamilton- Ir. Jennifer Jones- Sr. Sally Anderson- Sr. Lori Cain- Sr. Renee Von Hagel- Sr. Sue Beckman- Ir. 00009 Jamie Prall- Sr. Ginger Short- Jr. Linda Hill- Sr. Glenda Steiner- Sr. Laurie French- Sr. Sue Grigsby- Sr. Sherry Bloder- Jr. Pat Cushman- Sr. Karen Millers- Jr. Leann Lind- Jr. Karen DiGillionardo J Kathy O'Grady- Sr. qnot picturedj 09000 9 ' il V5 r I ' 'H i i 35 i C? 1 4, 1 'QL If ? 4 . x I .K ,x S .mg . , it . f Q 1 df -X 9 Ee! Q .4 A ef' s W if T 2 s 2, S Qx is J, - BRA x 3' Q , , -- 4: N A 1551 ' 45 . I 3 E -4:5 gggagfelil ' M , ip A W . L ,' . 5 Aw I H, I 1 K w W f L Q5-'V' f N V3 I ' x gm-L iw- K- ' U, 1 aM 1, I J w , ' '1LbL' V up 't :,'1 V!-w 2 if' L,1 ,,l,L af V ny, ' L 4' v lg l 'zijn xiii H M ' . T W .' f 5 4' ' ff' f H+, in ff' 2 vs ' Q 8 1 -I , W.,, , M 13 ,P if og Pom Pon Girls A t Kathy Hayes T Joleen Citron I' Shirley Croft 0 Becky Sage j Cindy Menzel 21 Lori Davenport 11 Linda Green l S Sue Smith . Lynn Wagner i P P gl 1 ly g b h b g Th p p f g dp g h lp pp bl dp Th gh 1 ldg N Cf p p gl 1 b p y F Cll Thyl p dhy W Sp d Wifi rin Mr. Don Richardson Distributive ducation Clubs of merica The past year has been a very active one for the members of D.E.C.A. Such activities included managing the Gambles Store in October and May, selling advertisements for the senior graduation edition of the Times Call, and sending representatives to the state conference meeting in Denver in March. Longmont won five honors at the Northern District Conference in January. Sherry Nelson was elected secretary for the Northern District. Walt Lewis placed first in Sales Demonstrations. First place in public speaking went to Nick Finnel. Tom Houston, Gerry Petras and Don Berniger placed second in Radio Advertising. Jim Marlin took third place in Sales Demonstrations Judg- ing. Officers for the 69-70 year were: president, Nick Finnelg vice-president, Paul Bustamanteg secretary, Sherry Nelsong treasurer, Cindy Hafnerg and pub- licity director, Kandi Petitt. ..m M gf 42394259 XIX GA 1 at V ll lm ll n. ummm Mill? VICA Longmont High School s Vocational Industrial Club of America has completed its second year Its motto Preparing for leadership in the world of work, has been realized through the many activi- ties of the year. This year V. I.C.A. sent representatives to the State Leadership conference held on April 19, 20, and 21. V. I.C . A. is a club for those who wish to help 1. Mr. Rose 2, Joe Ramos 3. William Whitmore 4. Jim Stanoff 5. Mark Romey Paul Stenvig Kent Hannah Mike Whiteside Bob Nelson themselves in industry and their future profession. Gaining knowledge and experience through a prac- tical learning experience will aid them in choosing a career. I.R.C. International Relations Clubs' purpose is to romote among the students of the school and the embers of the club a better understanding of in ernational affairs, to stimulate an mterest in world affairs, and to develop leadership citizen hip, and a willingness to serve school community nd nation. Projects include guest speakers fol owed by discussion. They participate in the D U nternational Relations Conference, Model U N Assembly at C. S. C. , and the C. U. World Affairs Conference. Sponsor for IRC is Mr. James Grllen President - - - - - Richard Lambert Vice-President - ,- - - Jim Sibal Secretary ---- - - Marsha Libertore Treasurer - - - Jane Combelrc p F.T.A. Future Teachers of America has :een an active club in keeping the pirit of teaching alive in the youth rf today. At LHS, FTA meetings ire held every two weeks, with a vrogram of busy planning and enthu- iastic participation by all members 'rojects have included a Christmas lonation of tricycles to civic clubs .nd guest speakers. Sponsor of FTA s Mr. Dave Johnson. 'resident ----- Coleen Thompson 'ice-President - - - Karen Dutch ecretary '- - - - - Sharon Parrse Treasurer - - - - Laura Sollors ublicity - - - - Deanna Sewald Sherrie Fetter . 3 A-I r A fi 1 lo ll I lj, I7 5 7 , Theresa Hererra Nancy Hay Linda Parker Terry Pilkington Linda Dreher Ioanell Duran Mary Ann Inskeep Sue Lutz Don Parker Diane Workman Mrs. Kirk Barbra Downsend Mary Romey Donda Workman Diane Stottz Linda Wojhan Pam Omhie P F.H.A. This is the second year for the Future Homemakers of America organization. F. H. A. was formed to further interest in home eco- nomics. In order to be a member a student must have had one se- mester of home economics. This year F. H. A. has thirty members. Mrs. Kirk and Mrs. Nodle sponsor the group of future homemakers. The organizations projects and activities for the year are a field trip a Christmas party, an ice cream social, dinner and a tour of the International House. Gems GIRLS ENTERING MEDICAL SERVICE G- I- is is is is is R. for the GENEROUS amount of time offered in medical service by G.E.M. S. for the INSPIRATION that is expressed by each member. for REMEMBERING the fun activities that have taken place in the past year. for the LOVE that is shown by each G.E.M. for the SINCERITY that is extended to each individual. L-S - they do make up G.E.M.S! -. in Ski Club See the kids in the mul- ti colored parkas. See them ride the tows. They can ski. When they get off the tows you will see them schuss the advanced slopes. That is all they do. They ride rows and bomb the slopes. They are ski bums. They go to Breckenridge on ski trips. When they are not out bombing the slopes though they can usually be found selling Christmas wrapping paper or Christmas trees. 79 French Club French is an active language club at LHS. Each year they sponsor a progressive dinner in November, a continental breakfast on Decem- ber 24, a spring banquet at Normandy in May, and, as always, a booth at the Helping Hand Carnival. The president is Sarah Shunkg vice president Susan Wehrg secretary treasurer, Susan Jordang and publicity chairman, Jodi Hamon. German Club German Club is for those students interested in the German language and culture. The club sponsored a basketball game between THE ALL AMERICAN REDHEADS and the LHS faculty. Other activities include a ski trip to Eldora, Christmas caroling throughout the area, an initiation banquet, and a money-making project selling soap. Mr. Skay sponsors the group. 1 Q 4 ff ia ,, J, Aw Eg , f., 3, 4' ,u 4 Y, Q 1 QW i W if 41' Ax- ' 1 HQ l f 1 .e E 5 ,, Q M .,,, ya Q 'gi' .Mfg ,kg YW M H7 W M4 1 V 255 ,W 'C Q V ! 3 1 -V -1,,i' v A A Q , f I ' - ' ' f 2 W . 1 1 Q, ,. Mx gy v..W Kp' ,M N if ' Hfiz, fl ' 5' WF' wg. w QP VW! 14 '.lL 4161? 1 gm, z i ff wf A s i LEFT TO RIGHT: Ann Hall, Sherrie Nelson, Jan Zieser, Carol Worrel, Glenda Trewet, Sue Bechman, Deann Lind. SECOND ROW, Left to Right: Mrs. Jones, Pam Bruso, Nancy Parsons, Sue Johnson, Theresa lowler, Linda Cordova, Robin Schmedeler, Cindy Shaw, Pam Lubo vich, Jennifer Slater, Namoi Mayeda, Miss Larson. THIRD ROW, Left to Right: Miss Dicherson fStudent Teacherj, Janice Florea, Sherry Bloder, Sue Rich, Chris Cook, Terry Allen, Nancy Carson, Wanda Stretch, Bobby Sintek, Kelly Kitely, Kristie Castle, Joyce Pyell, Bev Stretch . 82 .A.A. I THE GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION is a relatively large group of girls' physical fitness and having fun. GAA has been growing and thriving for thirty years at Longmont High School. Their purpose is to stimulate interest in athletic activities, in order to promote physical efficiency, healthful activities, sportsmanship and cooperation. Members of the club often attend sports days at different schools where they compete in soccer, volleyball, and basketball. Trojan key chains are sold for their yearly money-making project. THE OFFICERS ARE: President ------ - - Carol Worrell Vice-President - - - - Anna Hall Secretary - - - - Joni Little Treasurer - - - - Sue Johnson L to R, lst ROW: Dwayne Stotts, Sam Rasmussen, Rob Turner, Lynn Turner, Don Boos, Dan Picket. 2nd ROW: Julie Mason, Rick Adler Dan Parrish, Mike Miller, Gary Minch, Ken Burback, Steve Burke, Jerry Gould, Leonard Johnson. 3rd ROW: Mr. Everhart, Ed Kobobel, Mike Kelley, Jeff Stonebreaker, Terry Gould, John Webber, Don Johnson, Rob Portfield, Marvin Sprague, Ed Edmiston. Future Farmers of merica Learning to Do, Doing to Learn, Earning to Live, Living to Serve. OFFICERS, TOP, L to R: Don Boos, Lynn Turner, Dan Picket, and L Dwayne Stotts. BOTTOM, L to R: Ken Burback, Sam Rasmussen, Penny Yost 1 Sweetheart Rob Turner. 'Ka 2-.',zl'f1 together, talk to- er. oh ye peoples of the zz 1, :hen and only then shall y ye 'veace .. . F:-edt -N V. ' Helen Antone Vid: frfvsident - Manuel Monge lr --f' '-Treasurer - Nancy Hay . -e Diane Hilderbrandt - 'Fm Sibal, Keith M ........W 'i'1rl, Jonell Harmon Houston ,w- V Q 'x . MMM! ' XX L l S. Fallon, M. vRempke, P. Hanson vs. 4 xl .7 +5 l f iw Tl N. Ricardo, S. Jordan, C. Johnson, T. Herrera H Q S. Wehr, M. Fri: , -15' Q A I 3 4 ' 17 F S. Wright, K. Wood, P. Burgess, K. Walden, T. Allen, C. Wood M. Monge, N. Hay, H. Antc 4 ll r 3 Am 1. .-,V .rv 15 V, , ii, , E gf' , , Concert Choir Ninety select voices compose concert choir. Requirements for membership are a better than average voice and ability to sight read. Mr. Stanfield feels the most vital requirement is the student's willingness to work during the year. Concert choir has several activities including the performances at the Easter sunrise service and the Colorado Music Education's convention. li 1 f A highlight of the Christmas Concert was the concert choir M singing Twelve Days of Christmas. Only sixteen very select students are chosen for Madrigal. The group is very formal. Primarily they specialize in sixteenth cen- tury literature. Madrigal was selected by the Colorado University Madrigal Festival as one of the most outstanding groups in the festival. . 1 . 5 i R Q 0 1 9, ' xi f' L io? F 9 ' 'e' 'V 'Q' ' If '3 S . cha ani 1 gyaagn s4mil1i' W 'Wi f'?il'fiiM 7' H A H. I lflf ,V 9 2 13,4- 5 5 ,Q Q Ig Q st , . 71. Lf , if: I SQA I , A f. xx X G M, M i X sig? 'X W ' Z.4Kg4A,QLf L , aff' , ki R ,Q f 'X T 5 N ff il 1 ,7 ,i Q .In-M ,Mi ,sv v V 1 , . , ai ' I S 1 i if WA W, . V 5, Z ll , an. ix ' I , , 4 I Q 135 As. Girls' Glce One-hundred musically-inclined girls brought together as a group make up girls glee. These girls each have an individual interest in music and lyrics which they express through singing. Along with hard hours of practice comes the satisfaction of being congratulated on their performances. This year the girls performed at the Christmas and Spring concerts which took place at the high school. Sophomore Choir Singing, of course, is an enjoyable part of every person's life. In Longmont High there are various musical groups. One of them is the sophomore choir. This group consists of seventy- five select boys and girls. Students are selected in the spring of their year as ninth graders. The choir's major concerts are at school assemblies. Con certs they performed in were the Christmas and National Hon- or Society assembly. 9 B Any boy interested in furthering his musical ability is given that oppor- tunity by participating in boys glee. Thirty- eight boys are involved in this G1 group. Along with singing, the boys are able to experiment with various ee beat instruments which help to express the mood of the music. ...rdf The band, under the direction of Mr. Browning, completed a highly successful year. At Colorado University Band Day, the group won superior awards in both march- ing and maneuvering. The band, which is divided into two groups, Blue and White Bands, received much public attention by giving various concerts, playing at the football and basketball games, and the as- semblies. Of all the activities they were honored by being asked to play at the Bronco Foot- ball Half- time Show - after much practice and patience, they were ready . . . but alas . . . it had to be cancelled due to dif- ficulty with the weather. But then again, the band came through like a happy- end- ing in a fairy tale: they were selected as the most outstanding Concert Band, and they played at the Broadmoor in Colorado Springs. 44' Longmont High School Band To represent L.H.S. in the field of music throughout the state. - Motto - President - Rick Henry Vice- President - Joyce Shambough Secretary- Treasurer - Debbie Been Sponsor - Mr. Gary Browning PERC US S IO N Dave Askey Kim Childs Mike Pedot SAXOPHONE Paul Johnson Art Hattle Steve Fincher Don Lewis Bill Prescott Rick Henry Mark Spencer STRINGS Randy Jones Glenn Baker TROMBONES Tom A nd erso n Lynn Rust R thm Aires 2932- that's the idea: not just the so- called o1d time music, but jazz. A new sound performed by the members of the Rythm Aire is very effective through the work of the members and their instructoi Gary Browning. As the audience leaves the auditorium after a con- cert the thought, You made me so very happy, lingers in their minds as they recall the performance. ln addition to their great in- strum ental talent, these young musicians composed their own inter- pretations of outstanding musical variations to which they attached names like K- 545. These variations differed from a jazzed versiol of a Mozart Sonata to a song by Dionne Warwick, Say a Little Pray- er. In both of the school concerts that this outstanding group gave, all but two of the songs were arranged by the boys themselves. Doug Greer Tom Carson TRUMPETS Scott Sheridan Craig Sullivan Scott Anderson 95 rchestra To promote and further the understanding of good music through performance. The L.H.S. Orchestra enjoyed .a successful and fulfilling year. Sixty talented members carried their musical abilities to state solo and ensemble contests, and a children's concert for over 900 sixth graders. Fall, Winter, Christmas, and Spring concerts were presented here at L.H.S. The orchestra also contributed to the success of the various musicals given throughout the year. Carol Dobson took top honors in the Young Artist Competitiong an important an- nual event for all orchestra members. She received S100 for her efforts. Second and third places were awarded to Jan Finicher and Joyce Shambaugh respectively. Participation in the All- State Orchestra contest held at the University of Colorado resulted in the winning of the highest honor offered to large ensembles, a rating of straight l's. This year's All-State Orchestra members included: Cristi Castle, Nancy Kitley, Barbara Evans, Paul Johnston, Steve Finicher, and Joyce Shambough. The orchestra also performed brilliantly at the baccalaureate and commencement exercises. A x. Hb ef ' x ' mfs N,.tFA -N . K h . M' N' ix .,.. ,lr q ., Q, 3 if dA!fM'J: ,fe A,, vv ?,,L,kf LP',.fxA ! aww -. - N A 9 ,K In J kzx- ibm' 491 I U b an 4. ' L, s - 'Writ-f, ' 4. ,. W 'S Q 1 .. E Sh X 1 A H aw, f si Yi F Y Q if m !fQs ' if Six i W1 . - Q ' . , ig f, 5 , L. M WX ,e - Q. ws- S . -Mil.-K x 'v'S1N.,v .. jg- Q ' Q. x ,,.x ,, kkgpg, f Jn E . ff 1, jkf W .H 5' f sf w an K I .. EE .lk lp'-3 h , , :M Y f 2 4 'life R 3 A Q 1 .Am z . Q 't,fm . A A' 'W . ' Q.: 1 ' 14 ' F al Nr I a W 4' get x 'Qui s 'Qi' Pep and Spirit is set into action by the L.H.S. Pep Band. This group provides a lively tempo at all pep assemblies, football and basket- ball games. We are very proud of our pep bandg in fact, we feel our pep band is the finest in the Northern Conference. Steve Fincher is the pep band leader and Mr. Browning sponsors this spirited group. Some of the tunes the band did this year were, The Work Song, Georgie Girl, Peter Gunn, The Horse, Windy, and the Stripper . Drurn Majors and Twirlers Leading the marching band at all perform- ances are the L. H. S. Twirlers and Drum Ma- jors. These six people are a colorful addition to the band. Girls trying out for twirlers are required to audition individually before the music instruc- tors. Tryouts are held each fall of the school year. In order to be a twirler or drum major, a person must be a member of band or orches- tra. 98 'fx A Q Yx .,' EE! .i.1., Hi? 2 wi X g W 5:1 - . 'f??5?fflfQ5. --2 5 . - f- 5 K, 515 is K R f A Fav ETE , kv, P f... ,V b,,. 5 - .Q T it h 4iZ, nf ff A 2 :f:jX:11'.: U f K SSEQF' 3 Q' K5 5 4 ' K byy' K f 'Q 5 Q K iY is -iz! m Qi? , 4' R1 .. W .gi,,.g, 1. ,LQ 1 ,Lg E mf Q X4 .L . f '- k'kk K .K A Activities Promoting interesting and enjoyable ac- tivities strengthens the school organizations appeal to prospective members. A few of the many activities were: the A. F.S. folk dance group, the German Club- sponsored Redheads basketball team, an Interact spaghetti feast, the Spanish Club stand at the Helping Hand Carnival Dance, and entertainment at an A.F.S. meeting. News NN. Tony Qlhan Bryan Campbell Becky Moody Karen Wickman Becky De Zuba Patty Mayeda Sharon Kelley Vickey Sherrie Twilia Holzmister Maskhakie Sabodas Another year has passed by for the Tro- jaNews. The 1970 staff was among one of the smallest Longmont has had. Through- out the eight editions the staff featured controversies, class highlights, special and annual dances, and the paper followed L, H.S. achievements in each seasonal sport. A school newspaper serves as a spirit booster of current edition and is of value to the journalism student in the aspect of prac- tical training and experience. This year's staff chose the area in which they felt best qualified and interested. Un- der the supervision of Mr. John Reimer the staff had opportunities to cooperatively balance finances and issue a policy that was needed. The TrojaNews was a Happening Mr. John Reimer , . . , Q fmggv 1970 Irojan 5 , . 'fa' , -1 if y ' .fit are Q4 -if . E ,f 7. W aa 6 9 90969 o 1 . Diane Nelson 2. Pam Lewis 3. Becky Scott 4. Greg Hay M . 5. Gene L ea ch ' ' ' ' 6. Rick Clark 7. Lynn Wagner . Pam Monseu 22. Cathi Iordan ln. linda cpreen 11. JoAnne Cone 12. Rosann ' Rodriquez r 13. Colleen Thompson . 14. Kelley Walker 'T' 15. Margie 4 tan Kats 16. Kay Kunce 17. Sharon Parise 18. Richard Anderson an Moore Not Pictured 1 ' r'1 if Don 1 sr. . i George . . . Help! A disaster has struck the Trojan yearbook staff. The staff will be temporarily out oforder as they have been placed behind bars. The crimes, all committed in the line of duty, are associated with everyday staff happenings: cameras overflashing, rattling papers, overflowing wastebaskets, not meeting deadlines, losing negatives, and pictures not turning out have all been held against the staff. Without the long hours of work necessary for the yearbook, there must be a crew to take over until the jail sentence is terminated. The temporary help must, however, watch out for such complications as broken typewriters, a noisy working atmosphere, many interruptions, overtime hours, opinion differ- ences, and feuds over materials being lost. ' However, with the help of Miss Susan Warp, part-time sheriff, also year- book advisor, the verdict will be not that guilty and the entire staff may re- turn to the outside world. V X si E Y 9 E E f ,Y ? S S 5, fi 3, 15 S i Q E Q Gi :S Q 2 i s s Ks Ii 5 e i i K Q 5 K Q 4 E i Q 3 Q 2 2 E 5 2 4 s Q a Q ,, ff J! Homecoming was a bit -i osiia , 1 ? t it ' i i s it - Uncertainty filled the air until the final moments of the crowning at the assembly. out of the ordinary! , ',M 'k.--Q TOP RIGHT: Sharon receives her roses at the assembly. TOP LEFT: Decorations at the dance. MIDDLE: Line-up of queen, attendants, and court. BOTTOM RIGHT: Pep Club girls in Spirit line. BOTTOM LEFT: Sharon in the lead car at the parade. Tradition prevailed with the senior effigy taking lst place and the victory of our team Seniors Were number one Festivities ended with the final crowning of the queen at the 1969-70 Homecoming Dance. Sadie Hawkins yod Alle E llson U1 Whyte Sophomore Attendant Queen Junior Attendant DEBBIE BOYD DEBBIE DEAN LAURIE HOWE inter Sports 1970 The Winter Sports Dance was held Friday, January 30, from 1 p. m. to 4 p. rn. in the boys' gym. Music was furnished by the Moon- rakers. The Queen and her attendants were crownedg Queen, Debbie Dean escorted by Terry Nuss: Junior attendant, Laurie Howe es- corted by Dean Lehmang and the Sophomore attendant, Debbie Boyd, escorted by Glenn Johnson. This year the dance was sponsored by the Pom- Pon Girls and was a great success. As a special treat, the girls were allowed to wear pants to school that day. PICTURES, FAR LEFT: Dancing, but with whom? CENTER: A three headed monster? No, just one of the Moonraker's special effects. BELOW: Where did everyone go? WW 'HGH If Doug Shoup and Linda Hill The 1970 Valentine Royalty was chosen by popular vote of each respec- tive class. Doug Shoup and Linda Hill were Senior Sweethearts, while Bruce' Wilson and Patti Whyte were chosen Junior Valentines, and Larry Gruber and Debbie Boyd captured the Sophomore vote. Larry Gruber and Debbie Boyd Bruce Wilson 3,11 Patti Whyte X is 07 v sr' I ,Z , K X X. Senior Attendent King J unior Attendent TIM DIGREGARIO ALAN Wl1.SON BRUCE WILSON eSCOrt6d by escorted by escorted by SHARON PARISE CINDY HARTMAN PATTI WHYTE Sophomore Attendent IOHN TESAR escorted by MARJI MUTTER Gir1's Week, sponsored by the junior girls, is held yearly, during the week of Feb. 23-28. After a week of girls carry- ing the boys' books, treating them to cokes, movies, dinner, and generally per- forming the usual polite duties, Moon Magic, which was the theme of the dance, climaxed the entertaining week. The cafeteria carried out the magic motif of the dance. In the excited room, Alan Wilson Sr. , was crowned king by his es- cort, Cindy Hartman, Ir. 31105 hindi U11 When one looks in the halls or cateteria he Girl's week always pulls through with some excitement for the week, and wearing cowboy boots and Levis wasn't too different than any other day, ex- cept the girls got to wear them that day, and you don't see too many girls in school with pants on! Blue and white day finished off with an assembly complete with cheers, class competition and a teachers' show. It always seems that Girl's Week, is the fun week for everyone. sees candid shots like these: everyone having a good time relaxing and really liking it too. They will think back and really know how much they are missing. umm II5 k EX 4 . 5 2 an 3 i 52 W ilk 1 R' Q. Fill fs-vi f ff er, Dave gui BOYS' 'STATE Engelhard , I .I -ov' P, Left to Right: Ron bauegn, Bfiker, BOTTOM: Stephen Smith Z ' .,.....u...vs..f1-nw-e:...1. K 'Y W' A GIRLS' STATE REPRESENTATIVES: ABOVE, Left to Right: Gwen Henry, Susan Goldsworthy, Judy Barnes, Allison Berry, Gay Tesar. BOTTOM: Nancy Embree. . fm! 5' ws.. Kuff l W'T'7, f ' V f1'V ' V H 4 1 -' 5 I4Eff?' ,f , M - .VM man?-foo-2 mwvmnm ,ff I' ya- ff., 2 it x,ai'A ' 1 3,3 ,,w ,, gg' LT X I ,,, Q vs. , M 1 z w ' A1 0 wh f. Q .gl K, fit' f gg 9 ,, , ,, , x 1, Preparatwn? ?f 2 if Hx f 1 Pfgm 1970 if fm 3? 'gm II9 dl Oriental Fantasy, the theme of the 1970 Prom. The formal affair took place at the Longmont Memorial Build- ing on May 9, 1970. As the couples entered the building, they found them- selves in the midst of oriental beauty designed by the junior class. The soph- omore class did their part by loyaly serving their superiors . ,---- -- 1. What a Dandy Host Curt makes for the PTA meeting. Martinis any- one? 2. Leg breaking wasn't his thing, and it always helps when the family all greeted him at the door. 3. Love and kisses always followed their small dis- appointments such as this one, over cookies? 4. Following his troubles, his brother- in- law paid a sympathetic visit telling him how stupid he was. 5. Her boss always 1. seemed to show up on his worst days. 3. 5 i ' r .,..,,,w YH K' The Family Man 2 . -I if Curtis just didn't seem like the mother type. But he al- ways seemed to pull through on the dinners and small parties he had for the P. T. A. ladies? Being that his leg was broken meant that his wife had to go to work, this would always bring a few misunderstandings, but they were? Always worked out some way or another. Climaxing the life of his household ways, Curtis entered a cooking contest not knowing it was for women only! Nat- urally he won and had a little trouble explaining himself up until they finally worked things out between the contest and his wife. Life went on with Curtis as the homemaker and , Lori as the working woman. 4. i i 2 t I ia , s ,W ,Q.,: S I22 Costuming is one of Mrs. Stratman's A Year of Drama at L.H.S. Drama has been one of the most popu- lar courses in the history of this school. Drama was never a class till the move to the present high school, and now has been in existence for four years. It began with only two classes and now has been devel- oped into five. Three first year and two advanced. This is over 100 students en- rolled in drama each year. favorite hobbies. The costume department has grown up to 150 costumes. For the love of entertaining children Mrs. Stratman is given credit for the Children's Theatre. The first year starts the students out with the basic techniques and it gives them an experience in acting. They learn about the stage craft, and mainly about dra- ma in general. The second year of advanced classes take the tech- niques they have learned and de- velop them much further. They have more freedom and have the space and time to be more crea- tive with their art of acting. They are also exposed to good dramatic literature. I23 Drama I 85 II Potpourri Mrs. Stratman is the teach- er who has taught drama for 14 years and has directed every play that has been given through the drama department It has an average of up to five plays a year, or more. Along with directing these plays Mrs. Stratman has taught drama and speech classes, and has helped students in whatever way she can. Mrs. Strarman feels that the greatest thing to happen to the drama depart- ment was to have the Miller Stage which was the first stage of its kind in the U.S. I24 an ww X A .f,,.,,yvs M, Mrs. Marie Stratman She puts everything into it. Chi1dren's Theatre This year Children's Theatre, with the aid of Drama I, presented two plays as entertain- ment for the youngsters of the community along with older people too. The first play was given at Christmas was 12 Dancing Princesses with Paul Flanders portraying the dashing prince. The cast also included 12 real princesses. The well known Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs was the second Chi1dren's Theatre giv- en in the spring. Laurie Howe played Snow White with Sharon Parise as the wicked old queen. av I25 fx' 522 I s T 5. Tennis . . . Fall of 369 r M f-W' With an encouraging push from head coach, Mr. Barry Clay, Longmont's tennis team completed another season. Although the 1 r ,MQ year was more of a learning process than a winning experience the Trojan spirit never diminished. With an enthusiastic team, with added experience, we can expect a good match in the future. Coach Barry Clay we Z, any P naluyiiumg swings LEFT TO RIGHT: George McCord, Phil Powers, David Parsons, Dave Askey, Jeff Edson, Paul Flanders, Rick Dill, and Tim Vick. I28 ' 'Q W ,Il-1' Football-'69 X! 'Sa- M M. , n J A, ,,.,.. , ' 'Wt W MM MQW , , M., jf 'w The credit belongs to the man who is actually in the arena, whose face is marred by dust and sweat and blood, who knows the great enthusiasms, the great devotions, and spends himself in a worthy cause: Who at best, if he wins, knows the thrills of high achievement and, if he fails, at least fails while daring greatly so that his place shall never be with those cold and timid souls who know neither victory nor defeat! Theodore Roosevelt For when the One Great Scorer comes to write against your name, He marks - not that you won or lost - But how you played the game. Grantland Rice Y ,,., ' .I Ad' 4 tw H z. tyy s g at , ,,,.. QM if 1 4-my Coaches FIRST ROW: John Johnson, Head Coach Gil Everly, Leroy Watts. SECOND ROW: Jim Harrisor Don Hakonson, Gene Worden, Arnold Marshall, Terry Fett, Bill Chiochetti. Dedication and Spirit Spur Trojans on 3 5 3 5i59499'i1o o arsit FIRST ROW: C. Reed, A. Wilson, T. Digregorio, S. Neighbors, D. Hein, S. Abbey,'L. Coffield, S. Summey, J. Tesar, J. Stevenson, T. Vallani, E. Cordova. SECOND ROW: J. Ballard, T. Parise, D. Roar, J. Stennette, C. Stormquist, D. Stoner, J. Lewellen, G. Adams, M. Haddorff, L. Gruber, L. Livigni, R. Rhine, S. Stockwell, R. Alverado, S. Nikkel. THIRD ROW: G. Daley, B. Wilson, M. Summey, W. France, C. Hovendick, E. Day, C. Gerstner, R. Bower, S. Werness, D. Leman, T. Hames, J. Elhert, S. Jones, P. Tracy, S. Stiles, N. Lt cero. l30 l- 'W '7' 27' .. JE' 9 3 3 vpn? 7- 2 U r 'fs F Q.. fi .rr Ti- Q 1'--.. 25: Jr. Varsit FIRST ROW: J. Severson, D. Cook, B. Cassidy, R. Dher, T. Collins, D. Morgan, S. Ulk, J. Steveson, L. Lavigni, G. Adams, E. Cordova, T. Val- lani. SECOND ROW: R. Nayzs, M. Beck, G. Zar, A. Grahmn, C. New- man, S. Seoor, R. Rhine, L. Gruber, J. Tesar, S. Summey, S. Stockwell, 0 D. Chrisman, J. Schell, R. Alverado. THIRD ROW: L. Hill, B. Nelson, I. Halcomb, W. Baker, T. Anderson, M. Spencer, K. Childs, I. Marquez, M. TEAM WE THEY Hatorff, R. Bower, P. Wells, F. Basset, T. DeCino, T. Howe. Fairview ----- - - 14 15 T Boulder ---- ---- 7 26 Ft. Morgan ------- 22 21 Greeley West - - - - - - 0 O Loveland ------ - - 0 19 Ft. Collins -------- 6 6 Pouder ------ - - - '7 16 Sterling ---- ------ 7 6 , Greeley Central - A ----- 6 0 T. -in Sophomore IRST ROW: G. Johnson, C. Johns, B. Vela, W. Engel, B. Felton, K. Harmon, D. McDonald, M. Hovendick. SECOND ROW: J. Beller, M. 1cPherson, M. Finleon, D. Vanault, C. Carrol, S. Rusmussin, M. Morrison, G. Grigsby. THIRD ROW: P. McCarty, G. Locklier, D. Ander- Jn, G. Morrison, J. Webber, G. Hamilton, G. Huffington, J. Anderson, M. Radamacher, Mgr. P. Thompson. I3l k Q , ,f', H J 5 41 J ,mgeo Rated Sixth Finished Fourth VARSITY MEMBERS: Coach, Mr. Bob Betz, Joe Moyer, Craig Cobey, Chuck Tanner, Dave Shoup, Paul Shell, Brad Betz, Alan Wilson, Steve DeLisle, Ernie Cordova, Steve Jones. 4' Spirit Never Diminished Students of L .H.S. will remember the 1970 basket- ball season with great admiration. Thrilling games and spirited rivalries were the hallmarks of the Trojans' march to victory. The regular season showed such Highlights as excited fans, the run-and- shoot floor games, aggressive rebounding, and a place in the Northern Conference tournaments. On our first night of competition we secured a win against the Fort Collins Lamkins. This enabled us to meet the Northglenn Norsemen of the Skyline division, where we played a powerpacked game with a score of 76-'71, New talents in varsity and senior strongholds kept the floor in action. On the whole, this year's season was one of spirit and team determination. I'- 1 12' . ,ff 1 , fir ,V ., Q '1 ,Z x X X3 ILUNEMM Mins Lunbnuu? f'L0'W V 45 LU ' X 'UNHHUHr Q 4 5 ' , Q 2 ' 1 ls- ax-7 5 4 uusnnng fannsngwg ,Unsung MJ Z' '--- 2 1 2 ff ' 11 15 13 , X9 , L Q, 1:14 f Ly 5542 lv 1 X We b x ,ig 32 , M 3 1, Q 3 we N f A x G 9 Q a eg 3 rg g 5 ii , Larlnmnf f,vguGxKM5A Luntnmn 'nylfwj 1 Q, A Q 3,3 ll-gl .I 4 WY 51 A1 45 'T W3 warm QQTKE XJ W xf mm nu k mf QNBMBU 2 L21 'UM ULEMUNT HU, J Q v I Q' A A y S 4 , ' Q , r , 4 K 4' 'L-' C- f ' Q A X :Lf '31 ., ggi! ' Wwhailvp V h N il 1 1: km ,, T I :M V if . i A A V is lr: Xxx KST? iwbif E - W au. 4' Wrestling - Gregory Style Varsity FIRST ROW: L. Versaw, I. Brubaker, M. Schafer, J. Hester. SECOND ROW: V. Hendrix, S. Summey, M. Summey, N. Lucero, M. Hovendick. THIRD ROW: J. Schell, G. Adams, B. Nelson, G. Locklier, W. Baker, T. DiGregorio. Thud! The last Trojan oppo- nent hit the matg with it the 1970 wrestling season ended for the year. Lawerence Gregory's first year at L.H.S. proved to be out- standing in that the majority of the mat' men were first year con- tenders. Also many new tech- niques were introduced. Despite a not- so- very victori- ous season the team had its high spots, winning their first match with Thornton. Good things are forecast for Trojan wrestlers next year since we shall lose only five seniors. Jr. Varsity FIRST ROW: W. Romans, L. Gar- cia, B. Dickes, M. Dillan. SEC- OND ROW: D. Evig, A. Case, P. Schlagel, G. Grigsby, B. Nelson. THIRD ROW: L. Sayers, M. Beck M. McPherson, J. Borst, T.Vil- lani. I35 Grapplers Groan Through Season i 4 f E nf ifza 31 91 A , K ., R-. L Hi Q 'R W -I -1. ,Z ,L .. ff ,, , my ,J k 5 f jf W' Q V L , f F , L uf' ' VXA' .D NX wu- ,,,.,..f,..w.Mff Q, Year Ends With Even Record 6-6 arsity Coach, J. Brooks W. Frantz E. Cordova T. Zisch 'h G. Anderson T. Gerringer M. Adler S. Seewald J. Woodman D. Chrisman T. Parise 3' J. Trotter R. Batuner J. Ehlert L. Wisecup K. Strong Junior arsity FIRST ROW: R. Derr, J. Bellers, R. Alvorado, M. Hahn, J. Pickett, S. Ulik, T. DeCino, B. Gerringer, S. Gillett. SECOND ROW: G Ensineus, R. Morton, I. Damet, D. Parsons, T. Collins, M. Davis, J. Yakel, G. Becker, M. Root, G. Hamilton, Coach, D. Burgdorff I38 I , I. Cordova S. Delisle C. Morrison J. Moyer F. Harper L. Gruber B. Fellon G. Hamon G. Heffington K. Geullmer I. Borst M. MacPhearson P. Shell R. Jolly J. Harrington T. Howe G. Adams T. Villani L. Hardy M. McC1usky I. Tesar M. Finnlion G. Morton W. Baker D. Morlas G. Zar, B. Engelhard, C. Stromquist, S. Summey, B. Betz, C. Cobey, D. Geibel, S. Fobes, D. Cook, C. Tanner, B. Baker, J. Markquist, C. Reed, L. Oetken, S. Neighbors, T. Sterkel, B. Green, R. Mar tinez, T. Zalf, T. Vela, T. Melland, L. Lavigini, s. Nikkel, A. Hamel, T. D1- Gregorio, J. Hester, D. Shoup, S. Hamon, T. Brezina, J. Stennette, Mgrs., T. Tid- well, M. Whiteside, T. Tidwell, I. Ramos. r 0 J E1 n ,A 1970 ,M-,t,A Golf: Competitors Trap Trojan Strokes :ft M KM Having perhaps the most soothing and beautiful playing area of any of Longmont High's sports is the golf team. All local rounds were played on the spacious grounds of the Sunset Golf Course. Senior team members Greg Daley, Paul Flandels, Jeff Edson, Dave Anderson, and Les Mariotti will be missed next year but the jtmiors and wphomores enjoyed the competition and valuable experience gained for next year's tee-offs. The coach is Bob Betz. mfmzfw W in 2? A -f. AAA Vw 6 4' In 'nf ,ffm gl A V 58 waxy W! -or-ua-+..,.... Q, fm f if 1, 1 . , , QQ' .V 4 f I , , ,R 545 f 3 L ' 1 ff Q f',,m, ,, gl , Q, y4,,f5,'h , V fy , f Q Wx 5 1 4 4 - A f fx' 1 1 Q, , M1 -,, ,ff 454' -, Rn-ff , 1,, , 6 , jf., . 4 s M.,-,,f v 1, ,, H ww? 1 J, 'ls- Q if 5 fs fi W 'w P Civs f? QI! if -' A N, , ' i I ,rj PW , iijfi-.f'fs2'I1 ,ii . f 11' . f f D2-7 h' T43 ' V i zbif- ' .. -1 ' ' f, Q ' 'kj ,- f- kg k5,,,f':i -' 1 'iw 1 ,H ,Hd ,V ., k,kVkVykL 1 ,V-L I kk krlk bi VVk,,,y. 5 V..k 1 ..,, X Give us a break, Dave! l That's right darling. Are you sure we're doing this the right way? Faculty compliment?'?? There's nothing like a hard day at Typical day for LHS guys. Ah! Relaxation school. mm 1 '9-QW, , ' M. Riff' xl 4 g nf 9 X'-uf X I - Q Nh-Q M33-. mv , An :K d ,, .1 qi sf..-I llll in-.-nf ul- AWN q Nx ,tj 5 ,J-'X . ' gd C 1- D 3 , 2.52 -v. fo ml ' r 0 f 9' ab 4 D P 5 U I 5 A , I F45 -L Abbey p D ll IIA' AIU! . . Horse- meat is 4 fi 253 ,aw Final days provide mis chief, joy, and solemn faces . . . 'YQ h, 1 Familiar sounds of Pomp and Cir- cumstance, floated through the air impressing to the Class of 1970 that their high school days were numbered Messages of U.S. racial prejudice, equality for all, and then serious con- cern for an individua1's post-graduate life appeared to impress the entire audience. if - . .,G, f V W Av' 1' if . 'Q' V' A A ilk, 4 Y, , 3,9 t . f I 13... . 41 -Q-A 'K D .,. ' . - . - ., , . s W, , I - ,RIUL - A ' ' iv a ' . , , - - N Y v' .. -ug ,K ?P .:1ff f'Hf ' f, f?i'5 'Q 7 L ...av ,Egg KL ta ' K .y 5, ,vq -, . .V A -,Q ?V'x7.?M,,t'f- J Iv 3 5 Q M , K . 5 , I - K. ,V 1 , Q, , 'f -Q ,- n , N 4- K ' - 1 Q xf i ' , 'X M' 1 Af . ' 'F 1' 'xi W Ja ' Qu. ww' H 1: 1 1' N' ,, , M ,x, -.EX - , -,, ' 4' V A .H , il .W Q s A - , QP' QQ, V- - f'4'..'5 Y, . . .u- . , V -, l 1 ' we E 4 A fy p 1. ww? in .Af-Q x 'wiv 'V . I f K ' 1 'H-X W ge W , ,, A 1 -s 1 ...M f 'ws 1 4 wif' v' W 'Q Q 45 ym G Commencement Mine eyes have seen the glory of the com- ing of the Lord, He is trampling out the vintage where the grapes of wrath are stored. What a grand opening for the commencement exercises for the senior class of 1969-'70, The realization of life is no stronger than at this time when the students find themselves in the position where they are put out on their own and must further themselves in the best possible way they as in- dividuals can find. Many reactions were wit- nessed as the seniors were seated for the final time as high school students in front of their parents, teachers, and friends. On the outside of each student there was a aura of relief, that they had completed their years in high school. Underneath, there was a great fear and curiosi- ty as to what would become of their lives now that they would be planning for themselves. Many destinations are in store for the students, all a complete new situation to be faced up to each and every day, each one a new vintage which the graduated seniors will tramp through in search of success. Top F1ve Percent of the Sen1or Class of 1970 Greg Anderson Lorene Larson Sally Anderson Patty Mayeda Helen Antone Dan Melchorr Davld Askey J am1e Prall James Bennett John Rauenbushler Wllma Chfford Joyce Shambaugh Jenny Current Mary Turner Stephen Flncher Susan Wehr Jonell Harmon Lee Waneka Catherine Johnson Mary Amiearella Paul Johnston AWARD LIST PCR CLASS OF 1970 University of Colorado Colorado State University University of Northern Colorado University of Colorado Alumn1 University of Colo Engineering Award Dakota Wesleyan University Iowa State University Readers Drgest Award Colorado School of Mines Hastings College Nebraska Mountain Savings Award Class of 1965 St Vra1n Valley Education Award Bethany College Kansas Gustavus Adolphus Rotary Youth Award Howard Grant Award Srgamn Company Scholarship Temple Buell College DAR Award Soroptimrst Citizenship National Merit Finalist University of Washington National Merit Commendation Betty Crocker Award Kiwanis Scholarship Kim Thomas Memorial CPA Accountants Scholarship Lynn Clark Scholarship Bess Coon Memorial Scholarship Welker Scholarships D1str1but1ve Ed II Student of the Year Elks Most Valuable Student Longmont Medical Auxiliary Centennial Turf Club Scholarship Albert Jacobsen Memorial Scholarshlp Lrons Vocational Grant Cal Maier Award Joyce Shambaugh Steve Fincher Jamie Prall Linda Sedillo Kathy Johnson Helen Antone Dave Askey Mary Amicarella Glenn Baker . Linda Collins Greg Anderson Jonell Harmon Gail Kanemoto Steve Abbey Raul Bustamante Margaret Hanson Paula Knaus Michael Summey Sally Anderson Rockie Bliss Carol Dobson Richard Henry Wilma Chfford J1m Slbal Paul Johnston Carol Pedot Ted Rauenbuehler Joyce Shambaugh Glenn Baker Lynda Drayson Lorene Larson Debra Lrnd Glenn Baker Lorene Larson Lorene Larson Lorene Larson Cathy Johnson Nancy Hay Susan Grigsby Helen Antone Helen Antone David Askey Laura French Paul Johnston Cathy Johnson Jenny Current Patty Mayeda Renee von Hagel Greg Anderson Dennis Stoner Patricia Mayeda Greg Anderson Sally Anderson Patricia Mayeda Dan Melchomr Marilyn Triplett Greg Anderson Kelly Walker Lee Waneka Lorene Larson Patty Smrth Patty Berger So roptim ist Scholarship Deanna Seewald I58 EEIXIICDII-'-QE lQ7G Sri.-1.ilx1:C3F-'QS G. Anderson, P. Hagg, T. Nuss, fH. Finnell, absentj. As sophomores we enter high school to crawl through our first experiences of maturity. As juniors we take our first wobbly steps in leading our own lives and learning, from the seniors, to be leaders. And now as seniors we are mature enough to take the reins and teach the sophomores and juniors leadership for the years to come. Terry Nuss The first day at L. H. S. as a sopho- more, 1 looked forward to high school with mixed emotions. Now, as a sen- ior, I almost wish I had those times back again: yet I do feel I've been well prepared to meet the future. Greg Anderson The year 1970 has been the great- est year I've spent at Longmont High. The seniors of '70 have accomplished more than anyone expected. Good luck. Pat Hagg These past three years have opened social understanding between people- Hedi Finnell iff? fi STEVE ABBEY C HELL ADAMS CINDY ADLER BILL ALPS DAVE ANDERSON N SO DER AN G GRE ROGER ANDREWS MA RY A MIC ARELLA SALLY ANDERSON HELEN ANTONE ALLAN ARDUESER SKEY DAVE A JACKIE ATHERTON GLENN BACHMANN DARRELL BAKER DOROTHY BAC KOWIES PHYLLIS BALL BOB BARNES PEGGY BA SSETT RIC HA RD BA UMER 6 ly Y i ,g 5, ,2 Y , g A Q: aa FU u 955232 aims www?- m4:j-T-3.2 gzmiqg DEQ: D E S K R 7 .1 . I n ,., M .nw Q. K -A .V W, 1 ' J, 25 555 Q-kms! IACK BRUBAKER LEITA BRUNING ANGIE BURNS DAVID BUSTER LORI CAIN RICK CARLOCK IOLEEN CITRON RAY CI-IURCI-ICHILL MIKE CLARK PEGGY C LA IR , .Q 'gk I ? ANN CLARK sf.. ,M WILMA CLIFFORD DEBORAH COFFEY LA RRY COFFIELD JI I NDA COLLINS LI A I ONNE CONE E SHIRLEY CROFT DEBBIE CROWDER IUDY KAY CROWELL DOUG CRNKOVICH 1 j RWM . ,-45 QQ, ' H ' I Q 'I 'if' M Wx: ,f,.. mv, ,.:.L. 3,95 5' 2 M .. Wim J WfQJ.,3 ' IN 1 www :B 4S?w!' 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Lu I cn 2 3 o WENDY DAVID HAZLETT OKS BRO RANDY STEVE WERNESS NORMAN PHILLIPS GARY HEIN N BROW TOM HARRIET WILLIAMS C HERYLE POWELL NYLA HIATT DAVID BURLSON SHERRY WOOD BILL PREC HT JA MES HUTCHINS RAUL BUSTA MANTE JEFF ZIMERMAN MON ICA PUTTUCK DON J OHN SON DONA CARLSON WAYNE RABOURN JAMES JORDAN LOIS C OLVIN ROBERT RA MOS RAY KENT VA JOSEPHINE C O CHARLES REED NANCY LINVILLE JUDY C ROWELL TERI REPPBERGER STEWART MARKLEY BOB CRUMRINE JA MES RICKETSON JA MES MURPHY GERALD DeBRUYNE CRAIG RIGGS LINDA OLIVER BOB DERR DENISE STOWELL RICHARD OSBORN CAROL DODSON Senior List ABBEY, STEVE Key Club 3, Prom Server 1, Intramurals 1, 2, Football 2, 3 Let- tered, Basketball 1, Track 1, Weights 1, 2, 3. ADAMS, SALLI Big Sisters 1, GAA 2, Spanish Club 1, Girls Glee 1. AMICARELLA, MARY Big Sisters 1, 2, 3, GAA 1, 2, NHS 2, 3, NFL 1, Key Club Sweetheart 2, Pep Club 1, Musical 2, Play 2, Cheerleader 2, 3 Head, Senate 1, Hon- ors Colloquium 3, Sadie Hawkins Comm. 1,2, Homecoming Comm. 1, Homecoming Royal Court 3, Winter Sports Attendant 2, Prom Comm. 2. ANDERSON, GREG NHS 2, 3 Vice- Pres. , Key Club 1, 2, 3, Senior Class Vice-Pres. Cross Cotmtry 1, 2, Wrestling 1,2, 3 Lettered, Baseball 1, 2, 3 Lettered, Weights 3. ANDERSON, SALLY NHS 2, 3, NFL 1, 2, 3 Vice-Pres. , Pep Club 1, 2, 3, Trojan- ettes 2, 3, Asst. Drill Leader, Choir 1, 2, 3 Sec.! Treasurer, Madrigal 2, 3, Musical 2, Plays 1, 2, 3, Homecoming Comm. 1,2, 3, Prom Comm. 2. ANDREWS, ROGER Triple Trio. ANTONE, HELEN AFS 2, 3 Pres., NHS 2,3, NFL 1,2, 3, Pep Club 1,2, 3, Choir 1, 2, 3, Madrigal 2, 3, Musical 2, Honors Colloquium 2, All State Choir 3, Rotary Youth Award 2. ASKEY, DAVID NHS 2, 3, Spanish Club 3, Ski Club 2, 3, Band 1, 2, 3, Orchestra 2, 3, Rhythmaires 2, 3, Honors Coloquium 3, Intramurals 1, Tennis 3 Lettered. BAKER, DARRELL Intramurals 1. BAKER, GLENN NHS 2, 3, Band 2, 3, Orchestra 1, 2, 3, Rhythmaires 1, 2, 3. BALLARD, RICHARD Intramurals 1, 2, Track 1, 2, Weights 1. BASSETT, PEG GEMS 1, 2, Ski Club 1, Girls Glee 1, 2. BAUMER, RICHARD NHS 2, Ski Club 2,3, Interact 3, Homecoming Escort 3, In- tramurals 3, Basketball 2, Baseball 2, 3 Lettered. BAUMER, ROBERT NHS 3, Ski Club 2, 3, Intramurals 2, BEEN, DEBBIE NHS 3, Band 1,2, 3 Sec.fTreasurer, Orchestra 3, Twirlers 3, Choir 1, Homecoming Attendant 3, Pep Band 1, 2, 3. BERGER, PAT AFS 2, Nl-IS 3, Girls Glee 3. BLISS, ROCKIE Orchestra 1, 2, 3, Concert Choir 1, 2, 3, Musical 2. BOATMAN, VICKI Girls Glee. BOONE, MARY JANE Choir 1. BOOS, DONALD FFA 1, 2, 3 Sentinel. BREWER, TONY Play 3, Trojanews 2, 3 Editor. BREZINA, TOM Intramurals 1, 2, 3, Cross Country 2, 3, Track 1,2, 3. BROOKS, RANDY Boys Glee 1, 2, 3. BROZOVICH, KAREN GEMS 1,2, 3, Pep Club 2, 3, Choir 1, Girls Glee 3. BRUBAKER, JACK Key Club 1, 2, 3 Pres. , Senate 1, Junior Class Press. , Sadie Hawkins Comm. 2, Valentine Royalty 1, Cross Country 1, Wrestling 1, 2, 3. BRUNING, LEITA FFA Sweetheart 2, Band 1, 2, 3, Orchestra 1, 2, 3, Pep Band 1,2, 3. BUSTER, DAVID Spanish Club 3, Key Club 1, 2, German Club 3, Choir 2, Honors Colloquium 3. CAIN, LORI NHS 3, Spanish Club 1,2, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, Trojanettes 3, Choir 1,2, 3, Musical 2, Play 3, Girls State 2. CARLOCK, RICK Band 1, Intramurals 3, Basketball 1, 2, Baseball 1, 2, Weights 3. CLAIR, PEGGY GAA 1, Pep Club 1, Girls Glee 1, 2, 3. CLIFFORD, WILMA AFS 3, GEMS 1, NHS 2, 3, NFL 1, 2, 3, Spanish Club 2. COMBELIC, JANE AFS 3, IRC 3, Orchestra 3. CONE, JO-ANNE Big Sisters 2, 3, French Club 1, GAA 1, Ski Club 1, Choir 1, Sadie Hawkins Comm. 2, Annual 2, 3. CORDOVA, IOSEPHINE Girls Glee 1, 2, 3. CRNKOVICH, DOUGLAS NHS 2, 3, Intramurals 1, 2, 3 Lettered, Football 1, 2, 3 Lettered, Weights 1, 2, 3. CROFT, SHIRLEY Pep Club 1, Girls Glee 1, Cheerleader 2, Pom Pon 3, Girls Week Comm. 2, Prom Comm. 1. CROWELL, JUDY Girls Glee 3. CUSHMAN, PAT Pep Club 1,2, 3, Trojanettes 2, 3, Orchestra 2, Choir l,2, 3, Triple Trio 2, Madrigal 3, Musical 2, Homecoming Comm. 2, Girls Week Comm. 1. DAHARSH, CONNIE Band 1,2, Choir 1,2, 3. DALEY, GREG Key Club 2, 3, Football 1, 2, 3 Lettered, Basketball 1, 2, 3 Lettered Golf 1,2, 3 Lettered. DAVENPORT, LORI Big Sisters 2, 3, Ski Club 1, Pep Club 2, Pom Pon 3, Girls Week Comm. 2. DIEDERICH, SHARON Girls Glee 1, 2, 3. DILL, KRISTIE DECA 2, 3. DILL, RICK NHS 3, Tennis 3. DINGMAN, GENE Key Club 1, 2, 3 Vice- Pres. , Intramurals 1, 2, 3 Captain, Foot- ball 1, 2, 3 Lettered, Basketball 1, Baseball 1, 2 Lettered, Weights 1, 2. DiPAOLO, JOAN NHS 2, 3, Spanish Club 2, 3, Honors Colloquium 3, Los Ameri- canos 2. DIXION, CATHIE GEMS 2, 3, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, Girls Glee 1, 3. DOBSON, CAROL AFS 3, Band 1, Orchestra 1, Pep Band 1, 2, 3. DRAYSON, LYNDA Big Sisters 2, 3, DECA 2, GEMS 1,2, 3 Pres., NHS 3, Pep Club 2,3, Orchestra 1, Girls' State 2. DREHER, LINDA FHA 2, 3 Reporter, Girls Glee 1. DUTCH, KAREN Big Sisters 2, 3 Act. Chrmn., FTA 2, 3 Vice- Pres., GAA 1, GEMS 1, NFL 1, 2, 3, Ski Club 3, German Club 3, Choir 1, Sadie Hawkins Comm. 2, Girls Week Comm. 2, Prom Comm. 2. EDSON, JEFF NHS 2, 3, Spanish Club 2, 3, Interact 3, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, Tennis 1, 2, 3 Lettered, Golf 1, 2, 3. EHLERT, JOHN Key Club 3, Intramurals 3, Football 1, 3 Lettered, Basketball 1, Baseball 1, 2, 3 Lettered, Weights 1, 2, 3. ELLIOT, DON Band 1. ERNEST, MARC NHS 1,2, Ski Club 2, Boys' State 2, Intramurals 1, Football 1, Wrestling 1, 2, Golf 1, Weights 1, 2. EVIG, DON AFS 3, Choir 1, Sadie Hawkins Comm. 3, Homecoming Comm. 2, Prom Comm. 2, 3, Football 1, 2, 3, Baseball 1, Weights 1, 2, 3. FAUST, BILL Football 1, 2, 3 Lettered, Track 1,2 Lettered, Weights 1, 2, 3. FETTER, SHERRY FTA 3, GAA 1, Play 2. FINCHER, STEVE Band 1, 2, 3, Orchestra 1, 2, Rhythmaires 1, 2, 3 Vice- Pres., In- tramurals 1, Pep Band 1,2, 3. EINNELL, HEIDI French Club 1,2, FTA 1,2, GAA 1, Ski Club 1, 2, 3 Sec., Inter- act 2, 3 Sec. , German Club 1, 2, Pep Club 1,2, Senior Clas Officer Sec.!Treasurer FLANDERS, PAUL NHS 2, 3, Band 1, Play 3, Honors Colloquium 3, Intramurals 2, 3, Tennis 2, 3 Lettered, Basketball 1, Golf 1,2, 3 Lettered. FOX, DAVID Girls Week Comm. Attendant, Intramurals 2, Football 1, 2, Wres- tling 1, Weights 1, 2. FRENCH, LAURIE Ski Club 1, 2, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, Trojanettes 3, Band 1, 2, Girls' State 2. FRISK, MARY AFS 2, 3, French 2, 3, IRC 3, Ski Club 2, Interact 3, German Club 3 Treasurer, Choir 1,2, 3, Honors Colloquium 3. GARRETT, GLEE Pep Club 1, 2, 3, Choir 1, Girls Glee 2, 3. GANCE, ROBERT AFS 1, Choir 2, Madrigal 2. GERSTNER, MARILYN DECA 2, 3, Girls Glee 1, 2. GNERNER, RUTH GAA 2, NFL 1, 2, 3, Choir 1, 2, 3, Musical 2, Plays 2, 3. GRAVES, MARY GEMS 1, 2, 3, Pep Club 2, 3, Girls Glee 1, 3. GREEN, BEVERLY NFL 1,2, 3, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, Choir 1, 2, 3, Triple Trio 2, Madri- gal 3, Honors Colloquium 3, Girls Week Comm. 2. GREEN, KATHY FTA 1, NFL 1, 2, Pep Club 1, 2, Choir 1, Plays 2, 3, Honors Col- loquium 3, Homecoming Comm. 1. GREEN, LINDA AFS 3, GAA 1, 2, Ski Club 1,2, Pep Club 1, 2, Choir 1, Show Choir 2, 3, Concert Choir 2, Musical 2, Plays 3, Pom Pon 3, Sadie Hawkins Comm. 2, Girls Week Comm. 2, Prom Comm. 2, Annual 3. GRIGSBY, SUSAN French Club 1,2, NFL 1, Pep Club 1, Trojanettes 3, Honors Col- loquium 3, Girls Week Comm. 2, Prom Comm. 2. GUTIERREZ, TRUDY FHA 3, Spanish Club 3, Girls Glee 2, HAFNER, CINDY DECA 2, 3 Treasurer, French Club 1, NFL 1. HAGG, PATRICIA IRC 2 Treasurer, Pep Club 2, 3, Girls Glee 2, 3, Senior Class Historian. HANSON, BARBARA Pep Club 1, 2, 3, Choir 1, Prom Comm. 2. HARDESTY, MIKE FFA l,2, Band l,2, 3. HARMON, JONELL AFS 2, 3 Publicity Co-Head, NHS 2, 3, NFL l,2, 3, Pep Club 2, 3. HARNESS, PATTI DECA 2, 3, Girls Glee 1, 2. . HAY, GREG Show Choir 2, 3, Intramurals 1, 2, Baseball 1, 2 Lettered, Choir 1, Annual 3. HAY, NANCY AFS 2, 3 Sec. , FHA 2, 3 Sec. , Vice-Pres. , NFL 2, 3, Pep Club 1, 2, 3. HEATON, ROSE FTA 1, GEMS 1. HEIL, STEVE German Club 3, Cross Country 2, Basketball 1, Weights 2, 3. HEIMBECHER, CAROLEE Big Sisters 3, Ski Club 3, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, Trojanettes 3, Girls Glee 1, 2, 3. i HEIN, DEAN Key Club 3, Senate 1, Football 1, 2, 3 Lettered, Wrestling 1,2, Weights 1, 2, 3. HEIN, GARY FFA 1,2, 3 Vice-Pres., Wrestling 1. HERGENREDER, DANA German Club 3. HERRERA, THERESA AFS 3, DECA 2, 3, FHA 2, 3 Historian, Pres., Spanish Club 2. HILL, JEAN NHS 2, 3, Spanish Club 1, 2, 3, Pep Club 2, 3. HILL, LINDA NHS 2, 3, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, Trojanettes 2, 3, Orchestra 1, Choir 1, Show Choir 2, 3, Senate 3, Valentine Royalty 3, Girls Week Comm. 2, Student Body Sec. !Treasurer 3. HOFFMAN, EDY KAY NFL 1, 2, 3, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, Girls Glee 1, 2, 3, Play 3, Homecoming Comm. 3. HOMES, MIKE DECA 2, 3, Ski Club 3, Football 2, Wrestling 1. HOOD, STEVE German 3, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, Cross Country 2, 3, Track 1, 2 Let- tered. HOUPT, CON-NIE Big Sisters 1, 2, 3, GEMS 2, Pep Club l,2, 3, Prom Server 1, An- nual 3. HOUSE, DEBBIE GAA l,2, NFL 1,2, Pep Club 1,2, Trojanettes 3, Play 2, 3, Musi- cal 2, Homecoming Comm. 2, 3, Prom Server 1, 2, Miss Merry Christmas 3. HOVENDICK, CODY NHS 3, Key Club 3, Intramurals 1, 2, Football 1, 2, 3 Let- tered, Weights 1, 2. INSKEEP, MARY FHA 2, 3 Historian, Ski Club 2. IRWIN, VICKI FHA 3, Ski Club 2, Girls Glee 1, 2, 3, Homecoming Comm. 3, Prom Comm. 2, 3. IVERSON, IQYE GAA 1, Pep Club 1, 2, Girls Glee 1, 2, 3, Sadie Hawkins Comm. 1, Homecoming Comm. 1, Girls Week Comm. 1, Prom Server 1. KANEMOTO, GAIL GAA 1, NHS 2, 3 Sec., Pep Club 1,2, 3 Point Chrmn., Sec. Trojanettes 3, Orchestra 1, 2, 3 Vice- Pres., Sec. ! Treasurer, Triple Trio Accompan- ist, Madrigal Accompanist 3, Senate 3, Junior Class Officer Sec. , Homecoming Royal- ty 3, Prom Comm. 2. KATS, MARGARET GEMS 2, German Club 3, Pep Club 1,2, Choir 1, Plays 2, 3, Trojanews 2, Annual 2, 3 Editor. KELLEY, SHARON DECA 3, NHS 3, Pep Club 1,2, Choir 1,2. KNAUS, PAULA NHS 3, Ski Club 1,2, Pep Club 1,2, 3, Choir 1, 2, 3, Sophomore Class Officer, Homecoming Comm. 3, Girls Week Comm. 2, Prom Comm. 1,2, Tro- janews 3. KUNCE, KAY Pep Club 1, Annual 3. JACKSON, LUTA Spanish Club 2. JERZAX, JO-ANN FHA 2. JESSEN, BARBARA Ski Club 1. JOHNSON, CATHY AFS 3, French Club 1,2, NHS 2, 3, Spanish Club 2, 3, Honors Colloquium 3. JONES, JENNIFER Pep Club 1,2, 3, Trojanettes 1,2, Choir 3, Musical 2, Girls Week Comm. 2, Prom Comm. 2. JONES, STEVE Key Club 1, 2, 3, Senate 1, Sophomore Class President, Football 1, 2, 3 Lettered, Basketball 1,?, 3 Lettered, Track 1, 2, 3 Lettered, JORDAN, JAMES Key Club 1, 2, Boys Glee 1, Homecoming Comm. l, 2, Football 1, 2, Wrestling 1, 2, Weights 2. JORDAN, SUSAN AFS 3, French Club 2, 3 Treasurer, NHS 2, 3, Spanish Club 2, 3 JUAREZ, GENE Key Club 3, Homecoming Comm. 3, Wrestling 2, 3. JUDSON, JON DECA 2, 3, German Club Pres. , Choir 2, 3, Madrigal 3, Musical 2, Football 1, 2, Wrestling 1, Track 1. LACOCK, YVONNE Band 1, 2, 3, Pep Band 1,2, 3. LAKE, DIANE DECA 1, 2, 3. LAMBERT, RICHARD IRC Pres. 3, Choir 3, Plays 2, 3, Boys' State 2. LARSON, LORENE Big Sisters 1, NHS 2, 3, Spanish Club 1,2, 3 Treasurer, Pep Club 1, 2, 3 Pres. , Choir 1, 2, 3 Pres., Tliple Trio 2, 3, Musical 2, Play 3, Honors Colloquium 3, Homecoming Comm. 2, 3, Prom Comm. 2. LEWELLEN, JIM Key Club 3, Football 1,2, 3 Lettered, Wrestling 1, 2, Weights 1, 2, 3. LEACH, GENE Play 3, Intramurals 1, 3, Weights 2, Annual 3. LEONHARD, HELEN GEMS 2, 3 Vice- Pres. , Pep Club 1, 2, 3 Honor Squad, Girls Glee 1, 2, Play 3, Homecoming Comm. 2. LEWIS, PAMELA AFS 2, 3, NFL 1, Pep Club 1, Choir 1, 3, Plays 1,2, 3, Annual 3. LIERMAN, LUANN Girls Glee 1, Palette Club 2 Sec.! Treasurer. LINACRE, BARBARA Band 1. LINCOLN, ROBERT Track Manager 1, 2 Lettered, LIND, DEBBIE NHS 2, 3, NFL 1, 2, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, Trojanettes 2, 3 Asst. Drill Leader, Choir 1, 2, 3, Honors Colloquium 3, Sadie Hawkins Comm. 1, Homecoming Comm. 2, 3, Prom Comm. 2. LONGSETH, MARILYN GAA 2, Ski Club 1, 2, 3, Pep Club 1, 2, Orchestra 1, 2, 3, Musical 2, Play 2. LOOSE, TERRY Ski Club 3 Vice-Pres. , Intramurals 1, 2, Football 2, Baseball 1, Weights 1, 2. LUCAN, WANDA Spanish Club 2, 3, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, Girls Glee 1, 2, 3, Girls Week COl'IlIT1. 2. LUSERO, NICK NHS 1, 2, Student Body President 3, Class Marshall 2, Football 1, 2, 3 Lettered, Wrestling 1,2, 3 Lettered, Track 2. MANAUGH, RANDY Football 1. MARKHAM, BUNNY FTA 3, Folk Music Club 2, 3. MARIOTTI, LES Intramurals 1, Basketball 2, Golf 1,2, 3 Letrered. MARK1-IAM, DIANE Big Sisters 2, DECA 2, 3. MARTENS, CAROLYN Big Sisters 3, Ski Club 3 Treasurer. MARTINDALE, DE-VEE GEMS 2, 3 Sec. , NFL 1, Spanish Club 2, 3, Pep Club 1, 2, 3. MARTIN, JOHN IRC 3, Band 1, Boys Glee 1, 2, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, Weights 1, 2. MARTINEZ, RAYMOND ROTC 1, 2, Choir 1, 2, Boys Glee 2, Intramurals 1, 2, Cross Country 3 Lettered, Track 1, 3. MARTINDALE, ROLINDA AFS 2, GAA 2, NFL 1, 2, 3 Sec. , Pep Club 1, 2, 3 Vice- Pres., Choir 1, Play 3, Sadie Hawkins Comm. 1,2, Homecoming Comm. 2, 3, Prom Comm. 2. MAYEDA, PATTY Big Sisters 3, FHA 3, NHS 2, 3, Spanish Club 2, 3 Vice-Pres., Pep Club 1, 2, 3 Honor Squad, Homecoming Comm. 3. MELCHOIR, DAN Honors Colloquium 3. McCOR.D, GEORGE Tennis 1, 2, 3 Lettered. MCNEAL, ANN Spanish Club 3. MCNUTT, ALICE GAA 1, 2, Ski Club 1, German Club 1, 2, 3, Pep Club 1,2, 3, Girls Glee 1, 2, 3. MITCHELL, STEVE NHS 3, NFL 1, 2, 3, Band 1, Boys' State 3, Honors Colloquium 3, Intramurals 2. MODRALL, IERRI NFL 2, 3, Spanish Club 1, 2, 3, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, Choir 1, 2, 3, Play 3, Homecoming Comm. 3, Prom Comm. 2. MONGE, MANUEL AFS 3 Vice-Pres., IRC 3, NHS 3, Senate 3, Tennis 3, Wres- tling 3. MOORE, PAT Ski Club 2, Annual 3. MORISON, BOB Football 3. MOY, KATHY DECA 2, 3, Pep Club 1,2, 3 Honor Squad, Choir 1,2, 3, Home- coming Comm. 3. NICHOLS, KARYN Band 2, 3, Orchestra 2, 3, Twirlers 2, 3, Musical 2. NEIGHBORS, SCOTT Key Club 1, 2, 3 Treasurer, Senate 1, 2, Class Marshal 2, Valentine Royalty 2, Prom Server 1, Intramurals 3, Football 1, 2, 3 Lettered, Basket- ball 1, 2, Baseball 1, 2 Lettered, Weights 1, 2, 3. NEILSON, JAN Intramurals 2. NIKKEL, STEVE Key Club 2, 3 Secretary, Intramurals 3, Football 1, 2, 3 Lettered Basketball 1,2, Track 1,2, 3 Lettered, Weights 3. NELSON, DIANE FHA 1, Pep Club 1, Choir 1, Sadie Hawkins Comm. 1, Winter Sports Comm. 2, Pallette Club 2, Annual 3. O'GRADY, KATHY Big Sisters 1,2, 3 Vice Pres. , NHS 2, 3, Pep Club 1,2, 3, Tro- janettes 2, 3, Honors Colloquium 3. OETKEN, LARRY Key Club 3, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, Cross Country 1, 2, 3 Lettered, Track 1, 2, 3 Lettered. OHMIE, PAMELA FHA 3, FTA 1,2, Pep Club 1,2, OLSON, KRISTY Girls Glee 1, 2, 3. ORTIZ, JULIE Choir 1. PAGE, STEVE Play 3, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, Football 1, 2, Baseball 3, Weights 1, 2. PARISE, SHARON Big Sisters 1,2, 3 Sec.!Treasurer, FTA 3 Secretary, GAA 1, 2, NHS 2, 3, Ski Club 1, 2, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, Play 3, Senate 2, 3, Sophomore Class Histo- rian, Honors Colloquitun 3, Sadie Hawkins Comm. 2, Homecoming Queen 3, Girls Week Comm, 2, Prom Comm. 2, Annual 3. PARKER, LINDA DECA 2, 3, FHA 2, 3 Secretary, GEMS 1, Girls Glee 2. PATTERSON, WAYNE Choir 1, 2, 3 President, Intramurals -1, Track 1, 2, Weights 1, 2. PEDOT, CAROL NHS 2, 3, NFL 2, 3, Band 1, 2, 3, Choir 1,2, 3, Honors Colloquium 3, Pep Band 1, 2, 3. PETERSON, SHARON Girls Glee 3. PETITT, KANDI DECA 2, 3, Ski Club 1, Choir 1,2, 3, PFAUTH, DENNIS Choir 1, 2, 3, Madrigal 3. PILKINGTON, TERRI FHA 2, 3 Treasurer, GAA 2, Pep Club 2, 3, Choir 1, Play 2. POLT, PAT Big Sisters 1, 2, 3, Pep Club 1, 2, 3. POWELL, RANDY Intramurals 1, 2, 3. PRALL, JAMIE Big Sisters 1,2, 3, NHS 2, 3, Ski Club 1, Pep Club 1,2, 3, Trojan- ettes 3, Play 3, Senate 1, 3, Junior Class Historian, Class Marshall 2, Girls' State 2, Homecoming Royalty 3, Winter Sports Comm. 1, Senate Youth Candidate. PRITT, IOANNA GEMS 1, 2, 3, Pep Club 1,2, 3. RAMOS, IOE VICA 2, 3, Intramurals 2, Cross Country 2, 3, Track 1, 2, 3, Weights 2 RAUENBUEHLER, JOHN NHS 2, 3 Sergeant at Arms, German Club 3, Play 2, Sen- ate 3, Honors Colloquium 3, Wrestling Mgr. 1, Weights 1, 2. REHDER, DEBORAH FHA 1, 2, Girls Glee 1, 2, 3. REHINGER, TOM Intramurals 1, 2, Baseball 2, Weights 2, 3. REMPEL, MARCENE AFS 3, Pep Club 3. RETNIGER, RICHARD DECA 2, 3, Choir 1, 2, 3, Madrigal 3, Intramurals 1, 2, Foot- ball 3, Cross Country 1, Wrestling 2. ROBERTS, JIM Ski Club 2, Wrestling 1,2. RODRIGUEZ, ROSANN Ski Club 2, AFS 3, Winter Sports Comm. 2, Girls Week Comm. 2, Prom Comm. 2, Annual 3. ROEMMICH, PHIL FFA 1, 2, 3 Reporter, Intramurals 1, 2, Weights 1, 2. ROGERS, BRUCE Key Club 3, Band 1, 2, Intramurals 1, Weights l. ROSENGRANT, KATHY Big Sisters 2, 3, IRC 1, German Club 1, Pep Club 1, Play 3, Senate 1, Sophomore Class President, Homecoming Comm. 1, Prom Comm. 2. RUSSELL, EVELYN Pep Club 2. RUST, LYNN Ski Club 2, 3, Band 1, 2, 3, Rhythmaires 1, 2, 3, Intramurals 3, Foot- ball 3, 2, Weights 1, 2. SABADOS, TWILA Girls Glee 1, Trojanews 3. SAGE, BECKY DECA 2, NFL l, Pep Club 1, Choir 1, 2, 3, Triple Trio 2, 3, Musi- cal 2, Pom Pon 3, Sadie Hawkins Comm. 2, Girls Week Comm. 2, Prom Server 1. SALZMAN, GINGER GAA 1, 2, 3, NFL 3, Pep Club 1, 2. SANDERSEN, DOUG Basketball 1, 2, 3 Lettered, Baseball 1. SCHAFER, MIKE NHS 3, Junior Class Vice-President, Cross Country 1, 2, Wrestling 1, 2, 3 Lettered, Weights 1, 2. SCHIFANO, JUDY Girls Glee 1, 3. SCHRIEBER, JEAN FTA 1, 2, Pep Club 1, 2, Girls Glee 1. SEVERSON, KRISTINE GEMS 3, Pep Club 3, Girls Glee 1,3. SEWALD, DEANNA Big Sisters 3, FTA 2, 3 Historian, GAA 1, 2, NHS 2, 3 Treas- urer, Spanish 2, 3 President, Pep Club 1, 2, 3 Publicity, Trojanettes 3, Girls Glee 1, Senate 3, Honors Colloquium 3, Homecoming Comm. 2, 3, Prom Comm. 1,2. SHAMBAUGH, JOYCE NHS 2, 3, NFL 1,2, 3 President, Band 1, 2, 3 Vice-Presi- dent, Orchestra 2, 3 President, Choir 1, 2, 3 Secretary, Musical 2, Honors Colloqui- um 3, Prom Comm. 3, Pep Band 1, 2, 3. SHOUP, DAVE NHS 3, Band 1,2, Prom Comm. 2, Intramurals 1,2,3, Football 2 Lettered, Basketball 1, 2, 3 Lettered, Track 1, 2, 3 Lettered, Weights 1, 3. SHNE, CHARLOTTE Big Sisters 2, 3, GEMS 1, 2, 3, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, Girls Glee 1. SHUPE, DOUG Choir 1, 2, 3 President, Senate 1, 2, 3 President, Valentine Royal- ty 3, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, Football 1, 2, Basketball 1, Baseball 1, 2, Weights 1, 2, Stu- dent Body Officer Vice- President 3. SIBAL, JAMES AFS 2, 3 Activities Co-Head, IRC 3 Vice-President, NHS 3, VICA 3, Plays 2, 3. SINTEK, BOBBY JO Girls Glee 2, 3. SMITH, COLEEN FTA 2 Publicity, GEMS 1,2 Treasurer, Spanish Club 1,2. SMITH, DEBBIE FTA 3, Girls Glee 1, Q. 3. SMITH, sus.. 5.0 st... -, ours c--. Y SOLBERG, SHELLY NHS 3, Band 1, 2, 3, Orchestra 2, 3. SOLLENBERGER, PEG Big Sisters 1, 2, 3 President, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, Trojanettes 3, Band 1, 2, 3, Sadie Hawkins Comm. 2, Homecoming Comm. 2, Girls Week Comm 2, Prom Comm. 2. STEINMAN, SUSAN GAA 1, 2, Pep Club 1, 2, 3 Point Chairman, Choir 1, 2, 3, Homecoming Comm. 1,2, 3. STENNETTE, JAMES Spanish Club 3, Interact 3 President, Prom Comm. 2, Foot- ball 1, 2, 3 Lettered, Track 1,2, 3, Weights 3. STERKEL, PATTY Pep Club 1, 2, 3, Choir 1, 2, 3, Homecoming Comm. 2, 3. STERKEL, TOM Basketball 1, 2, 3 Lettered, Track 1, 2, 3 Lettered. STEINER, GLENDA NHS 2, 3, NFL 1, 2, 3, Spanish Club 2, 3, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, Tro- janettes 2, 3, Choir 1,2, 3, Triple Trio 2, Madrigal 3, Girls Week Comm. 2, Prom Comm. 2. STILES, STEVE Key Club 2, 3, Intramurals 1, 2, Football 1, 2, 3 Lettered, Track 1, 2, Weights 1,2. STONER, DENNIS Key Club 1,2, 3, Band 1, Orchestra 1, Senate 2, Prom Comm. 2 Intramurals 2, Football 1, 2, 3 Lettered, Track 2, 1 Lettered, Weights 1, 2. STOWELL, DENNISE Ski Club 2, Pep Club 2. STRINGER, GALE GAA 2, Pep Club 2. STRONG, KEN Intramurals 3, Basketball 1, 2, Baseball 1, 2, 3 Lettered, Weights 2, 3. STUART, KATHY DECA 2, 3, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, Girls Glee 1. SULLIVAN, HANNAH NHS 2, 3, NFL 1, Spanish Club 1, 2, 3, German Club 2, Band 1, 2, 3, Honors Colloquium. SUMMEY, MIKE NHS 2, 3, Key Club 2, 3, Boys' State 2, Football 1, 2, 3 Lettered, Wrestling 1, 2, 3 Lettered, Track 1. SUMNER, CHARLOTTE DECA 2, 3, Girls Glee 1, 2, 3, Play 2. TAPPAN, TERYLE NHS 3, Spanish Club 1, 2, Pep Club 2, 3, Choir 1, Honors Col- loquium 3. TAYLOR, DEBRA GAA 1, German 3 Secretary, Pep Club 1,2, 3, Choir 1, Plays 2, 3, Cheerleaders 2, 3, Class Marshal 2, Homecoming Royal Court 3, Prom Comm 2. THOMPSON, COLLEEN French Club 2, 3, FTA 2, 3 Treasurer, President, GAA 1, NHS 2, 3, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, Girls Glee 1, Trojanews 2, Annual 2, 3. TRACY, PRESTON NHS 2, 3 President, Key Club 1, 2, 3, Band 1, 2, 3, Rhythmaires 1, 2, 3, Senate 1, 2, Prom Server 1, Intramurals 1, 3, Football 2, 3 Lettered, Cross Cotmtry 1, Basketball 2, Track 1,2, 3, Weights 1, 2, 3. TREIO, BETTY GEMS 1, 2, Spanish Club 3. TRIPLETT, MARILYN DECA 2, 3. TROTTER, JOEL NFL 3, Band 3, Orchestra 1, 2, 3, Play 3, Sadie Hawkins Comm. 3, Football 1, 2, Basketball 1, 2, Baseball 1, 2, 3 Lettered, Weights 3. 1, TURNER, LYNN FFA 1, 2, 3 Vice- President, President, Band 1,2, Intramurals 1, 2 Pep Band 1, 2. v TURNER, MARY GEMS 1, 2, NHS 3, Band 1, 2, 3, Choir 2, 3. VELA, VICTORIA Girls Glee 1, 2, 3. VOGEL, JOHN Intramurals 1, 2, Wrestling 1, Track 1,2, Weights 1,2. WALKER, KELLEY GEMS 1, 2 Vice- President, Spanish Club 3, Pep Club 1,2, 3, Plays 2, 3, Annual 3. WANEKA, LEE GAA 1, 2, NHS 2, 3, Band 1, 2, 3, Honors Colloquium 3, Homecom- ing Comm. 2, Intramurals 1. WEBER, GARY Choir 1, Boys Glee 3, Intramurals 1,2, Weights 1. WEBER, MIKE Baseball 1. WHITESIDE, MIKE VICA 2, 3 Treasurer, Track 3. WICKLINE, KAREN GAA 1, Ski Club 1, 3, Pep Club 1, Senate 1, Homecoming Comm. 1, Girls Week Comm. 1, Prom Comm. 1, Intramurals 1, Science Club 1. WILLIAMS, HARRIET DECA 2, 3, Girls Glee 1, 2. WILLIS, LINDA DECA 2, 3, Band 1, 2, 3, Twirlers 1, 2, 3. WILSON, ALAN Senate 2, 3, Girls Week King 3, Prom Server 2, Football 3 Let- tered, Basketball 2, 3 Lettered, Baseball 1, 2, 3 Lettered, Weights 2, Student Body Activities Chairman 3. WIMER, KATHEE Pep Club 3, Choir 1, Girls Glee 3, Play 3. WINKELMAN, LINDA DECA 2, 3, GAA 2, Girls Glee 1, 2, 3. WISECUP, LARRY Prom Comm. 2, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, Cross Country 1, Baseball 1, 2, 3 Lettered, Weights 1, 2, 3. WOIAHN, LYNN FHA 3, FTA 2, WORRELL, CAROL GAA 1, 2, 3 Secretary, President. WOOD, KAREN Girls Glee 3. WOOD, LYNN NHS 3, Ski Club 3, Honors Colloquium 3, Tennis 1, 2. WOOD, SHERRY Choir 1, 2, 3. YOCUM, TONI Big Sisters 3, GAA 1, 2, 3, Ski Club 1, 2, Pep Club 1, 2, Choir 1, Cheerleader 2, Student Body Officer, Homecoming Royal Court 3, Valentine Royalty 1, Girls Week Comm. 2, Prom Comm. 2. YOUNGHEIN, KATHY Pep Club 1, 2, 3, Girls Glee 1, 2, 3, 'Play 2. X pw ' 4' x P3 I ,af K, , 1 1 f ' -4- . 'I Q x in my ,V 5 - .QQ ? ', 1' 3 2 4 54 Sf. uf. r W, 'G 'K 4, . , 0 Q, . xi: , ,V ffg k 31,85 Q. 1 ! ' 31 1- Qh , Tug vw' im- 'nf bw V w1, x 3. wmv ,, I, A. 5 .. X . 3 'QM kia V ,' A v, 'YR Q' af Y U , 5 .hm , 1 ,, . .,:!JA W V V KM ,V V, Vs gV,' A -if ' , , . Q '54 ' 'Q v3Qb1if'f 7? ' M 1 I-, n b. Q' Q 1 5 , I 1 Q 9 .4 435, X fx A:,,f TE ? 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SONAL THE LONGMONT NATIONAL BANK Longmont's Full Service Bank Corner of F1fth and Coffman 776-5757 JW' THE Is! NATIONAL BANK 99 Years of Dependable Serv1ce 4th and Main Member of FDIC 776-5800 ESYES WALK MXENSPA Qzwovv 50 W5ToWN NONE X MEM? g.g1Q.,35N5 S WYTEVXLLE DEX QAMWO KESTONE NW 'X mmm: OACANO xbggiae-vanxc CMWIFLD ekwwm gr Ekmuwxfkfgg MUTE Y- LONGNIONT DAILY TIMES'-CFILL -fx-TRHDE AREH1 4 SERVING THE ST. VRAIN VALLEY SINCE 1871 Vhgllaw ILL nun ULUEN mowo jffjjk' DAIRY QUEEN Banana Splits, Fiestas, Parfaits, Sundaes, Shakes, Malts COLORADO STONE CO The Largest Variety of Natural Stone Slate, Marble, and Slate Anywhere in the United States. LAWRENCE OETKEN 1635 Main St. 776-0674 6 16 Main St. H MSfMAN'S LAMPLIGHTER 5 CLEANERS CONGRATULATIONS SENIORSH 1678 Main 776-7692 Q SEL B WESTERN WEAR ' Congratulations Seniors LARRY and PHYLLIS KELLEY 325 Main 776-3973 VILLAGE NEW METHOD N 7 7o4 COFFEE sHoP CLEANERS Fine Foods Drive - ln Delicious Coffee We Pick Up and Deliver Open Dany Professional Care for 6 A 6 M - P M . Owners - WES and JOY Your Dry Cleaning Wear MORGAN 636 Coffman 776-4422 1664 Main 776-9514 ' , jj, ,,,, ,A-- ' .I MOUNTAIN SAVINGS GAMBLES AND Make Our Store Your Headquarters for Auto Supplies, Sporting Goods Tools Appliances, Housewares, Insured Savings Home Loans and Furmture' 401 Coffman 776-1362 418 Main 776-4784 I97 as 1 , GW A fi , , 5 3 ' ro f SGW GW ow GW 'T 'w- ' -.. hw GW M RAW W W SUGAR GREAT WESTERN SUGAR COMPANY Serving Colorado and the Whole U.S . With the Finest Beet Sugar. E t Third Ave CONGRATULATIONS TO THE SENIORS OF 1970 SGE GW aw GW I FOOD GIANT Food Giant Carries Your Favorite Brand Names and Quality Goods. Gold Bond Stamps ST. VRAIN VALLEY BANK More Than Moneyg Peop1e're Our Business BURGER CHEF 215 Main Street 776-6757 FOOD GOOD ENOUGH TO LEAVE HOME FOR 10 a.m. - 11 p.m. Sunday - Thursday 10 a.m. - 12 p.m. Friday and Saturday BARTKUS OIL COMPANY AND MOBIL STATIONS Shop With Confidence RODRIQUEZ At PLUMBING 8. HEATING MONTGOMERY WARDS 1008 Coffman 776-5352 True Value Since 1872 FRED RODRIGUEZ 361 Main 776-7250 LLOYD STICKELMEYER AGENT I WAGNER WELDING SUPPLY Complete Line of Welding Equipment 605 3rd Ave. 776-6716 40 South Cray 776-1491 i I 5 -51422 90 r Y AND LOAN AS 700 5th Ave. BOB'S MOTOR COMPANY STM' 'ARM INSURANCE Toyota, the Imported Car of the Year 125 south 'Main 776- 1743 LONGMCNT CORNER PANTRY PRINTING CO. Longmont's Unique Food Market Gourmet Foods Dietary Foods Congratulations Seniors Tele, Food Service Cust C t M om u s eats Easy Service Try Our Wide Selection of Cheeses. Also Visit Our Original 655 4th Ave. 776-7200 General Store 9th and Main 776-2753 Good Luck Grads From BI-RITE DRUG WALTERS JEWELERS Featuring - Dorothy Gray - Chanel - Ogilvie - Tussy - Revlon - Yardley - Faberge - Coty and Shulton Cosmetics. Large Variety of Gifts for Teens. Everything the Young Heart Desires Fishing Tackle - Ammunition - Knives Buy Where You Save At Bi-Rite Drug Co. 381 Main 776-4775 444 Main Longmont w 202 X BOWLIANA BOWL ALBERTSONS FOOD et fThis be Your S h S With More . . . 6 Main 6 9 9 9 N. Main 776 9 MODEL J. C. PENNEY COMPANY CLEANERS-LAUNDRY INC. Smeit: 6 Main 6 8 Main 7 6- 6 ve, 1 PLAZA FINANCE CO. sr. VRAIN COLOR CENTER .3 g 1 WHEN YOU MOVE, THE RHINELANDER NEPTUNE CARES Neptune World Wide Moving 9000 So. Sunset St. - Longmont Colo. 776-8052 Denver 534-5395 Specializing in German and American Cuisine. Come Dine With Us! 2320 North Main St. 776-6340 COBB MOTOR SUPPLY Two Locations to Serve You Better. 1136 Main St. 776-5412 and 111 South Main 776-4230 1223? 'I 131 3rd Avenue Longmont Colorado Phone 776-5035 ROSS HEATING 8. AIR CONDITIONING Hot or Cold - We Serve You Best 1215 Boston Ave. Longmont, Colo. Phone 776-0383 Phone 776-0708 FRANK'S LANDSCAPING Seed - Sod - Lawn Service Trees - Shrubbery - Fertilizer 8941 Woodland Rd. Longmont FLA SAILER PAVING COMPANY Sunset and Boston 100 Mel-ideth Rt. 2, Box 105A 77643271 LOr1grr101'1t Office Phone 776-7090 LONGMONT WELDING AND MACHINE COMPANY LEROY THOMASON Blacksmithing and General Repairing Portable Welding Electric and Acetylene Welding Longmont, Colo. 520 Second Ave. 776-1212 I MEYERS JEWELERS Custom Made Jewelry Crossroad Shopping Center Boulder, Colo. WADDLE ENGRAVING CO Engravers, Name Plates, Signs, Door Plates, Precision Metal, Machine Shop. 645 Diagonal Hwy. 776-7813 UNITED BUILDING CENTERS HENRY o'LEARY, Mgr. 776-5454 224 Main Longmont PLAQUES-N-KNAOUES C ompl im ent s of Mr. And Mrs. Rodney A. Ahlberg FAITH 326 Terry 776-2313 CORPORATION LONGMONT BIKES FLORIST Quality Food FLOWERS Painless Prices HSN Quick Service 1245 Boston 776-5225 GERALD and HARRIE T GOLTER For A11 Occasio 1325 Main 776-7305 614 Coffman 776-2804 OK TIRE We Have a Wide Selection of Tires 638 Main 776-1513 LEE coNsTRucnoN WADE 8. LEONARD REALTY Cong ratulation Senio rs IITHE GOOD GUYS OWI161' - LGUIS LEE WITH THE GREAT BUYS 1818 Cgllyer 656 4th 776-2110 xx'Ql,! xx 61 If, N 1 QQ S LONGS PEAK 1 1 , XX SQ Q CAFE !!ll1x,X 4 I For Fine Home-Cooked Food g 331 Main 776-0501 9 FARMERS INSURANCE Bob Boyle Gordon E. 662 4th Ave.. 1116 1f2 Francis 776-1175 408 Main St. 776-4017 THE MARLU SHOP Congratulations Seniors NORGE VILLAGE 454 Main 776-1082 Washers. . . Dryers. . . Drycleaning RON and VELMA TIGGERS 1152 Francis St. 776-0568 ST. VRAIN APPLIANCE Hotpoint Gibson Sales and Service 410 Main 776-0630 DIXON FEED 8. GRAIN Custom Rolling and Grinding Feed - Seeds - Fertilizers Box 177, Frederick 833-2961 GREEN'S Stationary - Cards - Gifts 450 Main St. 776-2311 TROJAN THEATRE Family Entertainment Center 513 Main St. 776-2480 STAR-VU DRIVE IN For Better Movie Viewing Enjoyrnent. 1400 17th St. 776-6170 A. V. DWORAK Realtor and Insuror ED DWORAK AL DWORAK C1ass of '47 Class of '52 Congratulations Seniors, '70 Longmont Colorado LONGMONT BOARD OF REALTORS SEE A REALTOR! HE'LL SAVE YOU TROUBLE Action Realty 1001 Hover 776-1906 Alpine Realty 730 Main 776-0456 BarnardcAgency 522 4th Ave. 776-2470 Barton Agency 129 S. Main 776-86190 Beauprez Realty 436 Main 776-8810 Black Agency 1647 Main 776-6166 Blue Ribbon Realty 717 Main 772-0611 Cxurran Realty 515 Main 776-7361 Dial Realty 617 Coffman 776-6470 Don Gragg Agency 650 5th 772-0310 Downtown Realty 317 Main 776-3925 Dworak Realty 445 Main 776-5335 Hartman Realty 604 9th Ave. 776-8150 Hilltop Realty 605 3rd Ave. 776-2720 D. G. Huyett 345 Main 776-5722 Hygiene Realty 1737 Main 776-6514 .T's Realty 624 Main 772-2000 Longmont Realty 512 4th Ave. 776-5122 REALTORS VI Cf I I m fh 3 fa l'If'.'Lf1i 'YC - E31-KW Mitchell Realty 830 Sunset 776- 8144 Niwot Realty 8843 Morton Rd. 776-5664 Pratt Agency 455 Main 776-4495 .Tess Randolph 452 Main 776-3931 Robert Randolph 318 Main 776-4686 Security Realty 1116 Main 776-8821 Turner Realty 425 Coffman 776-1105 Wade 8: Leonard Realty 656 4th Ave. 776-2110 Walter Nottingham 820 Dickens Ct. 776-2737 ry T W1 coclNA 35 125 I Longmont Colo. 772 -0 140 N 1 A 1 'VI U11 LA 4 nt INN AN V xp xnii T 4 OwneI'S: NICK and JEAN MCCHESNEY Best Wishes to the Class of 1970 300 Main DEAN 'S HOICK'S FABRICS 375 Main 776-6704 The Store That Shows the Brands You Know 420 Main 776-3850 STAN BARRETT FCRD Longmont's Franchised Ford Dealer LEACH'S PAINT STORE Always First in . d F , I1i312t:SS3Zp1ies. 6005 Main 776-5640 Longmont: Denver: 51 776-2961 255-5991 357 Main Street HILLCREST GLASS GLASS OF ALL TYPES 10th and Main 776-9511 CHUCK HUFFAKER JERRY POTTS VERN BEEZLEY AL-DU-RENA MARBouRG's 236 T-321.51 For Fitness Sake - Roller Skate 439 Main 776-1452 ROBBINS FLOWER SHOP AOCENT BEAUTY sALoN 650 4th Ave. 776-0022 COOKS DRUG Housewares, Hallmark Greeting Cards . Hardware, Automotive Sporting Flowers the One Gift That Expresses Goods, Cosmetics, Dlugs RX, All Thoughts Camera, Baby, Appliances, Member of the F. T. D.A. School Supphes 421 Coffman 776-1460 1720 Mam Street DALEY SEE.. Typewriters OFFICE Desks EQUIP. EQEEENCE CO. 153255 RV.. 776 - 1 112 C. A. TRAYLOR HARDWARE Complete Line of Hardware 346 Main 776-0769 WALT'S PATIO DRIVE-IN Mexican Finger Food Fish, Chicken, Waltburgers Patio Dining Room Garden Acres Shopping Center 1705 N. Main WALTER E. KRUEGER - 776-0505 Owner SHEEDER REXALL PHARMACY Prescriptions , Cosmetics, Camera Supplies Congratulations - Seniors 372 Main 776-0820 SORENSON TRUCK SERVICE INCORP. BOB HALLORAN MCTOR Cars, Jeeps, and Pickups for the Carriage Trade 500 Lashley St. P. O. B. 927 1031 Main 776-7320 776-4550 A -'I' LCNGMONT LANES For Fun and Relaxation . . . Stop by and Bowl A Line. At Longmont Lanes NORLAND NORM HAVRAN, Mgr. So. Main 776-6810 SNYDER'S JEWELRY Q ,.Z, ,K , , 'K . A 1:' H ' 1? ' ' A H ' M W ' ' ' zy' ' W ,,L,,, I , .. z- ' X. V, A ,.,,g , ,, , , ' + z ' ' , . ..'-- '- jipggjrmj 5 .M -K,f L , W iffw, , Q V V I V,7r lvvv V , ' W 'ff' ,MIR-i 5- .,.,L , - - ' -, ,f.1- - W',, A .Y ,:,, A ,V , , J , ,',- , 4 - ,A L g ' H I - 4 fQQ':3Qf L 'v 5 I ., ,, - . ' M ' '--f - - .,, , . ,,, , , V r .,,1- H 7 W ':'X ,W K . K if H 1 ,,,,.: Mal H 5 3 Q x K ff1 COLORADO STONE COMPANY The Stone Center of the West Stone in Stock from 17 States and 7 Foreign Countries. Modern Stone Plant 1635 North Main 776-0674 DEL CAMINO Dining Room Banquet Facilities Coffee Shop East of Longmont Corner of Colo. 119 and Interstate Z5 776-1573 The Best Automobile and Tire Service In Town! VICE 5565 SER SIG'S SERVICE 501 Main Street 776-1442 ANN'S STYLE SHOP CLARK'S FOOD 7 Main St. 776- ox 6 - Hygien : M CLARK Main St. 6 LONGMONT HQBBIES LIVESTOCK 8, COMMISSION Books UNLIMITED co. Ei. lvizin 6 Main 6 9 BURLEYS SUPER SAVE HILDRETH'S STUDIOS Q 1' Meats BANTAM RESTAURANT Main 6 6 9 Main Str 6 MARKAY STUDIO Co1orado's Leading School Photographs For The Finest in Modern School Portraits 1310 College 443-9056 Boulder, Colorado LONGMQNT DAIRY JOHN L. BIGGER FARMS COMPANY Auto-Electric and Magneto Sales and Supplies Industrial Supplies 741 Bowen St. P.O. Box 908 776-2446 Grade A Milk HASCALL 8. STRATMAN MARKET Sides of Beef, Pork Loins Home-Made Sausage 617 10th Ave. 776-8466 1132 N. Main 776-6010 BROWN'S SHOE HARRIS FIT FURNITURE I.oNGNIoNT TAXI M wwmg SERVICE CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS 6 6 66 OF 1970 da 7 - 6 es Main on th RODRIGUEZ BODY 8. FENDER Congratulates 'the Seniors of 1970 324 Third Ave. 776- 1842 LONGMONT RADIO, TV, AND APPLIANCES Sales and Services 725 Main St. - 776-1334 Metro 623-1650 Longmont, Colorado Conn Organs and Pianos Motorola and Philco Appliances and G E Appliances and TV Sony Tape Recorders - Tappan Ranges M. E. STOPPEL H. W. WOODMAN SUNSET GOLF COURSE 1900 Longs Peak Ave. 776-3122 MILLER'S 1 JEWELRY 424 Main St. 776-3737 AUTOMOTIVE GLASS Busines s Phone ST. VRAIN 776-0323 Glas s and Upholstering 635 Third Ave. Longmont, Colorado EARL H. WERTZ Prop. Go, Go, GO BOWLING At MAIN STREET LANES 7 1 5 Main Street 776-0574 GOLDEN ARBY'S CONSTRUCTICN 1 CO. 776-1003 Dependable Service Since 1906 Transfer Co. Concrete Co. Gravel Co. Arby's Roast Beef Sandwich Such a Deal for 7955 776-3882 776-1003 776-1003 3033 28th St. Boulder, Colo BILL MAHER - Owners - GIL DAVIES 776 5861 TRI COUNTY MAINTENANCE CO Commerc1al Res1dent1a1 Ground Ma1ntenance Bu1ld1ng Malntenance Parkmg Lot Sweep1ng Full Jamtor Servlce Parkmg Lot Markmg Wmdow Cleamng Lawn and Summer Homes Cleaned Shrubbery Care Constructlon Clean Up Fully Insured If No Answer Call 776 8042 I O gif Snow Removal :lf Carpet Shampooing Dk . . ak . . THE BALTIC For The Best in Home Cooking Breakfast - Lunch 1 and Dinners ' Daily Specials 1 H Cocktail Lounge I, Dancing Every Fri. and Sat. QS, Evening - I 'V to Live Entertainment lr- I .0 . l 1 30 S. Main T ,A 772-1612 GARDEN ACRES SUNSHINE CLEANERS COIN LAUNDRY 1725 Main 776-0450 Congratulations Seniors :lf Pres r' t'o Drugs IP1 H MOODY'S u-RENT tif Liquors 635 Main Main 1131 Francis St. 776-4964 BESTWAY AUTO SALES 6 N. Main gmont d 400 Martin FARMER RANCHER KUMMER ELECTRIC CQMMISSION Co. CO. INC. ivestock Sales Every Thursday sidehtial - Commercial C 11 - WILLARD G d strial and Farm Wiring 8 S . 6 Main HEIR HISTORIC DRlVE,,lN HAYSTACK MOUNTAIN Golf Course and Practice Range 6 8 8 d I AREA CHURCH DIRECTORY ASSEMBLIES OF GOD Bethel Temple James I. Miller and Larry F. Moore Pastors 8:30 a.m. , First Morning Worship Service 9:45 a.m. , Sunday,School 11:00 a.m. , Second Morning Worship Service 6:30 p.m. , Evening Service Wednesday, 7:30 p.m. , Midweek Services BAPTIST Faith Baptist Church 1035 Coffman Street Rev. Dennis M. Walton and Rev. Robert T. Morrison 9:30 a.m. , Sunday School 10:45 a.m. , Worship 6 and 7 p.m. , Evening Services 7 p.m., Wednesday, Midweek Services Calvary Baptist Church 1601 Collyer Street Leith C . Anderson, Pastor 9:15 a.m. , Sunday School 10:00 a.m. , Calvary Pulpit on KLMO 10:30 a.m. , Worship Service 6:30 p.m. , Youth Groups 7 p.m., Evening Services 7:30 p.m. , Wednesday, Midweek Services St. Vrain Baptist Church fAffiliated with S. B.C.3 On Nelson Road 1 Mile West of Hover Road Rev. Lawson Pritchett 10 a.m. , Sunday School 11 a. m. , Worship 7:30 p.m. , Evening Services Wednesday, 7 p.m. , Midweek Services CATHOLIC St. John The Baptist Catholic - Saturday Evening Masses - 5 and 7 p.m. - Sunday Masses - 7:30, 9:00, 10:30 a.m., 12 and 7 p.m. - Weekday Masses - 6:30 and 7:45 a.m. Father Gregory Hudson, O. S. B. Father Patrick Noll, O.S.B. Father Ronald Roche, O.S. B. CHRISTIAN First Christian Church Sixth Avenue and Coffman St. Dale McCann, Minister Bob Ammerman, Assistant Minister Norman Kidd, Minister of Youth 9 a.m. , Bible School 10:15 a. m. , Morning Worship 5:45 p.m., Youth Meeting 7 p.m. , Evening Worship 8 p.m. , Thursday, Bible Study CHURCH OF CHRIST Church of Christ 1351 Collyer St. Bob E. Wille, Minister 9 a.m. , Sunday School 10 a.m., Worship 7:30 p.m., Evening Services 7:30 p.m., Wednesday, Midweek Services United Church of Christ First Congregational United Church of Christ 1500 Ninth Avenue Rev. Donald W. Hinze 10 a.m. , Family Worship - Church School - Nursery Care Provided. E PISCO PAL St. Stephen's Episcopal 470 Main Rev. E. A. Thompson 8 a.m. , Holy Communion 9:15 a.m. , Morning Prayer and Church School flst and 3rd Sundaysj 9:15 a.m. , Holy Communion and Church School 12nd and 4th Sundaysj 11 a.m. , Holy Communion and Sermon flst and 3rd Sundaysy 11 a.m. , Morning Prayer and Sermon 42nd and 4th Sundaysj 7 a.m., Tuesday, Holy Communion. 10 a.m., Thursday and Holy Days, Holy Communion EV ANGELIC AL FREE Grace Evangelical Free Church Pastor Rocky Stewart Rockmint College Building 9:45 a.m. , Sunday School 11 a.m. , Worship 7 p.m., Evening Services Wednesday, 7:15 p.m. , Midweek Services GOSPEL TABERNACLE Full Gospel Tabernacle 701 Bowen Street Rev. Walter L. Fisher 10 a.m. , Stmday School 11 a.m., Worship 7:30 p.m., Evening Service 7:30 p.m. , Tuesday and Thursday Midweek LATTER DAY SAINTS The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints 2200 17th Avenue Bishop David L. Bailey 10:15 a.m. , Sunday School 5 p.m. , Evening Services LUTHERAN Messiah Evangelical Lutheran Church 1335 Francis Street Rev. Henry Dorn Worship Services at 8 a.m. and 10:30 a.m. Sunday. Sunday School 9:15 a.m. Bethlehem Lutheran Church 1000 15th Ave. Rev. Paul D. Sather 8:30 and 11 a.m. Divine Worship 9:45 a.m. , Church School First Lutheran Church Third Ave. and Terry Street Rev. A. Eugene Larson Rev. Milton E. Berg - Asst. Pastor 9:45 a.m. , Sunday School 8:30 and 11 a.m. , Worship NAZARENE Mountainview Church of the Nazarene Rev. Robert Green 9:45 a.m. , Sunday School 11 a.m. , Morning Worship 7 p.m. , Evangelistic Hour Wednesday, 7:30 p.m., Worship WORSHIP THIS WEEK 'Y f ,f fif 7 MM IAQ? 6 r 145' fr , nie' AGM' my xx I , 4 4 11 I AV MR. 1 Congratulations STEAK to the Class of 325 South Main 70 776-9302 1 Arnerica's Favorite FAMILY Restaurants Longmont's Center for Modern Clothes BERSANO TEXAC0 ELDA'S FASHION 130 South Main 776-4644 369 Main 776-1656 Congratulations to the Class of 70 ALCO DON'S DEPARTMENT CENTER DRUG X f sToRE xi 1 1153 Main V in I 776-6863 430 Main 776-1506 THE SPORTS CENTER Your Complete Sporting Goods Headquarters Longmont, Colorado 528 Main Street 77645661 WESTERN OFFICE SUPPLY Longmont's Own Complete Office Supply Center 813 Main Longmont STEVE'S BARBER SHOP 315 Main BOVEE'S GALLERY CITY OIL 8. FUEL Smart Living for Less . . . CheV1'0f1 Gas Complete Home Furnishings and Carpeting - Draperies Oil 332 Main 2.75 3rd Ave. 776-1572 BALL TELEVISION Co. Q 1735 Main Plans - Financing Free Advisory Service since 1910 CARL'S 100 Kimbark 776-3303 BARBER SHOP 665 4th Ave. 776-7640 advertise in the Trojan yearbook Traces of an Individual I want a free life I want fresh air, the green grass, the blue above, and the dash and danger of life and love . . . 228 R T'-KK ikfg t .. 'ug' I ES ' I hs. :Q 91 t , i X A' kli' A,ff. y, 1-1 5'zf3, 4- M5 -N55 X V . ' . -H--fe.: ffl: .3 vi . K, ki 0 X. Y X . +1 , Ig .ml V - g.. .' 3. iw 'xr is- f Xf- 'Q ki' 4 i . X Xwij., i n , X 1 A Q ff' ' , 1 . I 5 ,,.- 14 f' 1 ix X TX, 1 Qu ls' R J k X lx .ill . . Fi if X! , 7 W s S 'r' '1': ' Q fc' 1 it .. nga, 4.,,.t 1 ' yffff' i ww f qi' ' ,V 1 .sf I ' X A I -Nfl . . .M . . wx 'lu 1 NN V N Q . .QQ ,I 'ipupxf' ,. A ' if ff by -. A L' , fs, , Q 'XY J 1 . e'f- f'+5'a ' 230 A-Q - :H vhs! V' x rf, I do my thing and you do yours. We are not in this world to live up to everyone's expectations - ' just a few. You are you and I am me. 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