Loveland High School - Chieftain Yearbook (Loveland, CO)

Text from Pages 1 - 214 of the 1975 volume:

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Jean Goudy has helped to produce a considerable amount of literature at LHS. dy:1 copy, copy, ...copyl compus ond too orders ore ih. pick up im room 212. this closs is myth 1. hove you mode your Ioyouts? hurry, get thot od...how! the compus ond too books ore in doh't woste time, your deodlihe is coming up! thot iooks... good! ...mrs. jeon goudy, for her yeors of hord work oh the chieftoih ond redskih stoffs. down... stretching light onimotions Y fr 1 a. 'i N if Y silhouettes fowl loughter reflections '33 in wotercolors owokening ...yown CFGCJUOFW... GXCIEGYTWGOI ideos '35 organization direction ochievememt Unity originality ...Q foundation todoy... o pot pourri sphk individuality Continuation TN -N--- I challenges competition pride Y Tv! li' vi if Ht Q 1 Colorado's favorite, John Denver, appeared at CSU on October 23. iPhoto credit: John Denver.l lovelond, colorodo, ornerico President Gerald Ford and his wife congratulate Governor Nelson Rockefeller after having nominated him for the office of Vice-president. r 1 af! hope frustrotion reolity 1- in A Nor WPERIV I y You think you've got me . . ., but do you really? says Otis Armstrong of the Denver Broncos in the first tie breaker ofthe N.F.L. against the Pittsburg Steelers omusements thrills leisure Left: Players ofthe National Football League voiced their opinions last summer striking for better wages and working conditions. Right: ln early October, actor Robert Redford stopped in Loveland for a brief appearance at a Democratic gathering. 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Thompson Fi-2J administrators: Robert Turner, assistant superintendent, instruction, Dr.KClaude E. Stansberry, superintendent of schools: Ray Patterson, assistant superintendent, operations. school boord plohs, decides, ond negotiates The meeting ofthe Thompson B2-J School Board will now come to order. Are there any resignations or new con- tracts to be approved? We have a resignation from an ele- mentary teacher, and a new contract for an assistant principal at Conrad Ball Jr. High. The next order of business is a pro- gress report on the new high school. Things seem to be going according to schedule, except some problems with the sewer line. What sort of problems? The planned sewer line runs through private property. Oh. We'll take that up next month. Well, we'd better start Thompson Edu- cation Association discussions now, or we'll be here all night... This year's Board of Education: lseatedl Glen Gibson, Robert Lebsack, president, and John Beck, lstandingl Ted Yelek, Don Burton, Donald Pomranka, and Bus Tarbox. .l hw Principal Herman Smith: his goal is communication. Nlr. Don Constantz, assistant principal in charge of scheduling and seniors. xizpwism Mr. Jack Hart, assistant principal in charge of activities and juniors. V rrr, I e,,t.-, heod honchos mingle more Hey, lVlr. Smith, what's going on next week? Well, let me think . .. iringing belll Catch ya later lVlr. Smith. Yeah, check in the office. Hold it there, Steve, slow down! Okay, Okay, lVlr. Constantz. l knew your brother when he went to school here. He was always run- ning in the hall, too. Excuse the interruption. Nlay l have yourattention for an announcement? lVlr. Hart, is there going to be a fan bus for the game Friday night? Check with Jackie. What sport are you out for? Wrestling, lVlr. Wilson. What kind of insurance does your family have? W Triple A, l think. Oh, great. Your father is a car? Mr. Jack Wilson, part-time assistant principal in charge of athletics and soph- omores, and part-time math teacher. all 5 i 1 l 5 Q 3 K .1 , MMWMM New Phyllis Matheson: secretary to the principal ' office stoff: buffer zone Lynne Ross: attendance clerk wW,,Q,f .sion Jackie Lebsack: office receptionist Jeanne Klitzke: morning clerk 1-we 532115. A ie ami: ,N -1 f 'KM . Marilyn Huntzinger: afternoon clerk fi!- ,I4 . 1 . ' 2 i , , , ' vlv K ' 5 xi nf ' Qs 4 L, v5 J, , f it 5 as 5 U 5 Q? N- 9 'rs Q22 , r: We 7 ' :Q M. -.z 37 M fl? 4 L, , , Z i. f - . f i 5 - V wg. --2:11 my --3 H 5 we ., ' A A r L L , ,i Zl. fi, ,:Li.W,,h: V4 ,U 5 19 X . J -if ww A -- 1 W , - Q or ' fiwxgwelh. .,,Ql1gz12fg,.. W-we np 1 if fx . , +1 W 1 -1 f .gi ,, F fy? ,E 'Q 3 Y Mu 1 5413 Q' . . eff ' W ,Q ...f - 12 : lm ,V - f l, .... . ff .. e e - , a l is cry on my shoulder, it's rustproof 11 Miss Chapman, are you S-Z? No, that's Mr. Forro. He's not here right now. Can I talk to you then? What about? Scheduling, credits, scholarships? Then you'll have to talk to Mr. Forro. it's a personal probIem. Well then, come on in. u Mrs. McWhorter, where is Mr. Kemp? He has cafeteria duty. Come back during sixth hour. Mrs, Seng, about getting into vo- cational drownproofingf' You're a senior, right? IlYesIl Well, . . . Mr. Veldhuizen, HELP! I lost my college application! W in fx Vs Oh, great. Come on into my of- 'th-r-- tice, we'll find another one. nr, K ,,., W :hk I Mrs. Dorothy McWhorter, secretary Mr. Mel Veldhuizen, A-Col Mr. Darrell Kemp, Mc-F! sl it r Miss Faye Chapman, Com-Ha labovel Mrs. Pat Seng, He-Ma Mr. Jerry Forro, S-Z ,,.. 5 . k on .. A f.. ..., ..4: , 'Wi g I, t M. ..,.. Jr -,X X X x r- Q i' it-i ,,.. A ii BAKER, Pat, MA, Stephen Austin S.U., art, Art Club -1, BATHA, Gary, BA, N. Central, electronicsfmathematics, Ski 'rr E - Club A AAA, l BEERS, Larry, MA, K.S. Teachers' College, audio visual, Mic Q - Q and Lens 4.,,,N ?5,, ,Nh y . . BOND, Linda, BS, K.S. Teachers' College, business education, if.',,3,i, . 4.1: FBLA ,-ijlioly-,igir.. All 4 ' Q 'lP'.,',Ufd 7 fat' 45 for, t h xt 4f, fvfv1f'. 5 ' I VV U n S ESNEWITZ, Bonnie, lvls, Ksu, home ooonornios, BROWN, Jack, BA, UNC, Englishlsocial studies BROWN, Loren, MA, Michigan S.U., driver training, L Club, head football coach of silence' Who was the President ofthe if ' .ir United States during the Civil C War? t A, ,,,,,, l g y A i ' i . . . ifrom whispers to silencei U i:'.C- QQ, A iisomebody must know who the SKEEZNER, Neal, BA, UNC, DE coordinator, It 5 gg, is President Was? Bunlxlevr, erooo, Bs, Csu, social studios, inc fy' ,tl Q I C . . .ldead silencel CARD, Doug, BA, csu, English : lliii Ahl come on class we just went over this yesterday. A si 'il' A i . . .ldeader silencel Xiso Q 1 i --,rfb l i 2 Would anybody like to venture ,,-. ,V,, 6 guess? , - - -ldeade' than dead S CHEYNE, Jock, lvlA, UNC, psyonology lencel CLARKE, Dale, BS, Chadron State College, Eng- if y What a teacher must go Iishfpublications, Ouill and Scroll R , V throughyi Are all you dead out COOPER, Cathy, BA, CU, humanitieslSpaniShf , English M X 1-ri there? ? . . .ideadest silence of alll s ti- sv' Ah, ha! A hand ventures out of A the graveyard. Cindy? gt Robert E. Lee???7??? ?????' . .. . Ai C AFT, Vernon, lvlA, csu, English, head track! A at - 2' M cr ss country coach , f, y A . ig: Nj, ' I 1, AIG Fgpbert, MA, UNC, driver training b ' so UNE , leanor, BA, UNC, English I i' jg, 1 Q, I J l K' 'Q DUERRE, Vicki, BA, Bethany Nazarene College, ' 1 . Englisnfpoolioarions, SEEC ' ' ,W EKERBERG, James, MS, CSU, physical education f i if GAlvllvloN, Richard, BA, U. of Wales, social or W - studies, IRC X GAnClA, Gil, lvlA, UNC, band -:I if in A GLovEn, Gary, MA, UNC, English, head gymnastics , GOODH EART, Chester, MA, UNC, industrial arts GREESON, Norma, BA, UNC, Spanish, Spanish Club Q l A 'N it 4 X 22 ES s . ,Sgt .. t HY. 3 yr ' 'R 1 1 A '- SSS is '42 - Q t -15 i A J' 443 '54 i f glgfiifgg it ,F lx , f si xl V M . 'K z 'K 12'ffW.T f. ' J We 1. iii? it ,Z ,,V I I: my xi ,V vu A . 1- ,I 1 -V W le Q '1 , . A sit' ..., it ' . , ' r S' K L,,L ,ll r if i X . , 4, W -N .L . ,. Vig, Q1, ai? A A 5 Q t. 'kt ' ' , L is l J l , ' V ,vki . , - GUFFEY, Robert, MA, UNW, art . , GUTZMER, Carol, BA, ISU, French, French Club V V Q W ' HALE, Frances, BS, Emporia State Teachers' College, physical 2 , --- '15 J ' 4 educationfhealth, head lgirlsl basketball coach gm.. L 12 1- GULlCK,JoAnn, MA,CSU, English I 4 Q QM I HAMBLEN, Robert, BS, CSU, agriculture, FFA HARVEY, John, BA, CSU, motor mechanics HELMLING, Bill, MEd, CU, social studies, SEEC HEWSON, Richard, M.Ed., CSU, physical educ. tionfpool, head swimming coach JACKSON, Richard, BS, George Peabody Col- lege for Teachers, choral music JAVERNICK, Frank, MA, UNC, physical ed- ucation, head basketballlgolf coach JONES, Jim, MS, CSU, sciencefmathematics, Hiking Club JUNE, Don, BS, KSU, social studies KAH LER, Georganne, BS, CSU, home eco- nomics, FHA KOBLIK, Kathy, BA, UNO, reading, Pep Club LARSEN, Dale, MS, UNC, biology, Math! Science Club LEONARD, Roy, BA, SCSC, speech MCCARTHY, Linda, BA, UNC, distributive education, DECA McGlNNlS, Don, BA, UNC, mathematics MANNON, Pam, BS, CSU, home economics, FHA ,A The original Red-Beard, Mr. Leonard teaches J more speech and doubles as a leprechaun. i at J I 77 MEAKINS, Robert, BS, CSU, chemistryfphotography MORGENSTERN, Don, MS, CSU, biology, L Club, head wrestling coach NOLDE, JoAnn, BS, UNI, English l 2: ii r' NUNN, sue, BA, UNY, mathematics O'FABBELL, Robert, BS, KU, Latin!English, Latin Club POLANSKY, Kevin, MS, CU, physical education, L Club s POOVEY, John, BS, Phillips U., driver training ' PRICE, Roberta, BA, U. of Denver, Englishldrama, Drama Club B We gotcha, Mr. Baki. - 4' Y lil W -3 , K 4 3 wx srl -QS 2 ,K ,., - .Eg ,lg-t3Vz5,,: X s ffl i X 5 REEVES, Stanley, BS, CSU, life science RIBALI, Paul, BA, UNC, librarian RIEGEL, Maynard, MEd, CSU, mathematics, Math gl Science Club SCAGGS, Joe, BA, UNC, business education, FBLA, head baseball coach SCHULZ, Donald, BA, UNC, Englishfdrama, Drama Club SCOTT, Evelyn, BS, CSU, home economics SOUTHWICK, Stanley, MA, UNC, art! physical education SPEECE, Walter, MA, CSU, mathematics STEVENS, Cheryl, BA, CSU, speech, Foren- sics Club STBOH, Gary, MA, CSU, business education, FBLA TUELL, Sue, BS, CSU, business education, FBLA TULLEB, Glenda, BA, U. of lowa, physical education, L Club, head lgirlsl tennislhead lgirlsl volleyball coach VOGESSER, Mary, BS, Iowa S. U., home economics, Pep Club WICKAM, Vivan, MEd, UNC, industrial arts WI LCOX, Loren, BA, U. of Ohio, social studies WI LDERMAN, Walter,MA, CSU, industrial arts Wl LSON, Jack, MA, UNC, mathematics!ass't principal, L Club, head tennis coach ZIESCHE, Barbara, BA, CSU, German, Ger- man Club ' S if 9 J I , , V My N R..l,,tW.L,ia - . :wail - sri - 1 , ' ' - 'giiif K ' C 1 1 1 zz. A if ta sl QRS 'NV we is f Efsfii v- ., U .qg ,sa is ' in X sl 0 asf' 3 25' Ss, 55 1' -' hw A X 'N' iw 3 'V ,N e, . I --, gi V. K A ia' 4' 1 2j s7s ' is S E t , , Q' 7 .I H . ,.- 1.1 Ki ,L 9? fl s ,r, ,s S T V I ' i - xl, ' s TM. '.' li ., if - I .,.r, i jf 'Wagga l' M W' X' 5' 1 1. s t, 1 4 Q ' 1 , . 1 an R' 6' Q 5 f 2. l 1 ff f ' 45594 41 Jill Galbreath, accountant, now has her own office in the 300 hall. 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L. .S ii, .isfi i -as-is ,,, is ,-'.,, 1 ,y,,.f ,K , ' ' , l ws m, :, . ., a suse,'Q::s.wsfff1ff:s2,'ffiz .159 w ' L. f faflmgife,ggq5gggg,,,.g. -' A V 'I -7 TW , '.:: SE M - 4: ,SHf'v9 ':i' Above: No one gets past Mr. Jack Cheyne as he patrols his part of the hall during the lunch hour. Upper right: Girls auto mechanics give Senior Judy Ridder the opportunity to play grease monkey. Right: Part of the curriculum of the computer class is getting acquainted with an H-P calculator. Below: What's this? Regression? Mr. Dale Clarke's 20th century novel class re-inacts the flapper days after reading THE GREAT GATSBY. 4 Q, H fii , ay.: 'gwifffgfgmzg f-i,,.lsml:-'fs1,'.rxzd- 'ff- . ,-wwie, 'sf 1s,,:5emez,x:sf:ff J fi T ,. . -. . gait .. , esywzfiass In fi , ,, M ,... we, , M A, 5' sis' ' ' ,,:, , , V .Z , M. g, ., 3l'l25' W'c -1-., A me me 1. , 5 sig' , ws leuzJ5s5i5ysfyL,,, swafh A aa 8 Q6 H Q' 92' 2 1 yt, l . 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Bowling classes travel to Lucky Strike Lanes for practice and professional advice. 3 In f I if Arv- l I ,,,,.-4-alarm'-W H ' sinflv .. V,., it VE EI .e EISE. .'T f , A,L , if 4 .' 5 R if gl - ' 'h it g .w v1f li Fibonnacci, a membered fo mathematician who created a numbering system with the help of rabbits, was re- r his additional talents by the computer class. Nlad scientist Bob Meakins may pour acid all L over you if you're not good. Pizza-making w Seniors Robin Leazer and Terry Miller search for the vital organs ii? 4-nl, . F ,, .. in their pig, Christopher Lee. at pl!! as written about and demonstrated by Jeff Bates, junior, in his Comp. ll class. P,,ff7 1 wt Q A QM, 1 ,Q 'nails ju, Vt V-we-.f-V K mmqwlllwilwu' 'tn' I , ,gl -VVVRVVM-W.. - , --rffk A- ms-qfqggg, --'rf V W: '-- VVVVVM1. ....,,..:gg:'V--A-1-vezrm., N - fV 1. ,,,.:xxgT'- . A--h- , ' ' ' ' l' f 'u s1'q'?f','i. 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Vu- V , Q Vi - , - - ,, f,...1i5A-ew, V I V 1- A --is--ew -V r . so VVQVVVQ,-V,-VVVV . , H . -I - 5.5 5. is H .Vue K , .. V V :- S A V 1 it ,V. Q W FAQ' 'T jf ts I V - VV V V VV 1? if VV , 'SS 'LM . , X. W -- -N . V f , The wethead is alive and well. Sophomores will agree, anyway, after experiencing vocational-drownproofing, a required course. ' l f , .1 , :E :sr ui . - 'Sf ff , Staring at friendly euglena is part of biology Wales' contribution to LHS, Richard Gammon, exchanged history positions with lVlr. Dick Rush class for this unidentified sophomore. and brought a new dimension to the European history classes. Seniors Bill Willcutts and Pat Nelson wheeze on the saxophone during a stage band session. Holding possible forebodings for future LHS graduates, this Home 84 Family mock wedding was executed quite realistically. French lV is not all nose-to-the-grindstone. Miss Gutzmer and her pre-student teacher some times serve French delights lwith cheese and crackers?l. Not every school can boast a frontyard lake for boating, water skiing, and canoeing. behind-scenes crews keep oll in order 3 Hours of maintenance work are put in by Jim Geeting, Claudio Rodriguez, Bud Proctor lhead custodianl, Floyd Doremus, and Hugh John Clagett lwhat s he doing in there7land three busdrivers pause before one of their many Matoon. Not pictured: Les Fetzer, Joe Olivas, runs they are Josephine Dewey Bill Hill and Charley Hill. and Jack CafT1Db9ll- Hot lunches are prepared and served by Helen Watts, Loraine Jorgensen, Nova Crawford, Lyda Bloom, Fluby Cary, Lois Stalhaler, Leona Lampe, Thelma Pacheco, Alma Burger, Minnie King- ham, Arlene Albert, Shirley Moore. classes groduotion '75 becomes reolity Can you believe it's 1975 and we're seniors? Boy, it seems like yesterday vve were sophomores, and finding our classes was like running through a maze! l'll never forget how l carried my books around for a week because I couldn't find my locker. . .not to men- tion I couldn't open my lock! Or the time you went to 'A' lunch instead of 'B' and missed half of your algebra class. At least I finally got my credits! How time flies! l know, novv it's time to turn in our caps and gowns and push on tovvard our future goals. College? Yea, FRESHIVlEN! Here vve go again. . S! Ma Q an-at K Discussing plans for a successful graduation are senior classofficers: Becki Burton, treasurer: Carol Pierce, secretaryg Pat Nlorris, vice president: and Mark Anderson, president. figs, r This year has been a great year and l'm glad l've been a part of it, comments Jim Drax- ler, Student Council president. Student Cou ncil Representatives Jane Amen Carol Pierce Becki Burton Joel Radtke Robin Dohrn Cindy Smith Terri lVlaize Lindsey Pardun - alt. Gary Persichitte Ken Rutledge - alt, CLASS SONG: He Ain't Heavy, He's lVly Brother' CLASS FLOWER: Lily of the Valley CLASS COLOR: Navy Blue and Light Blue CLASS IVIOTTO: Learn from yesterday, live for to day, and hope for tomorrovv. 3 Ygibxa fi Abbott, Bill Aldinger, Cindy Alexich, Jeff Alps, Stephen Amack, Nancy Amen, Jane Anderson, Cliff Anderson, Gena Anderson Kathy Anderson, Mark 1.x .flew A i mi UW' Q? Anderson, Quentin Anderson, Randy Anderson, Steve Ausbrooks, Mark Bagvvell, Bryan Baird, Richard Bartz, Manfred Becker, Mary Beckett, John Beckman, Walter Benson, Beki Benson, Tara Benton, Darla Bernarde, Denise Bernhardt, Mark 35 survivol... lVlrs. Kahler, l've already got dishpan hands, objects Wes Vincent. Make these guys do the dishes! if If E X, .jk i .Wh Sa Llxx X fi! Berry, Anne Bilyeu, Darren Bishop, Tim Bissing, Jill Bloss, Jackie Bock, Ken Boettger, Linda Boettiger, Vicki Bokelman, Bill Bosworth, Debbie Brown, Crystal Brown, Russell Brachle, Lisa Bray, Rick Briles, Clyde Brink, Robin Brucher, Glenn Brooks, Laurie Bruce, Sharianne l I Bures, Nancy Burke, Dan Burton, Becki Carmon, Tom Carr, Barbara kr . 4 - ,,f, 5 , E f we R r 3 gi- I -gi, N, ,., V , Am y N:,, ,. ., . . ,ya .... , .. H '- in 1,'!Z'?11'.:.w ,ix Childers, Sherry Chitwood, Patricia Christensen, Kevin Ehurch, Brenda Churchill, Vicki l I l l L l l l 1 xr . E ...senior guys Ieorn obout it Bryant, Greg Bublitz, Mary Buehler, Kris Buiter, Laurie Burd, Dan Cary, Joleen Cason, Jeff Cayou, Leona Chambers, Vickie Channell, Steve Clark, Debbie Clark, Phyllis Clark, Richard Clark, Valerie Clymer, Sarah home 'n fomily voluohle closs l , Qual' 'iv-H Qi! S t v 0' 1349 Wm, My M' 'Ai l 'N. 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S',ggQ 14 A ,away if 'Hm,11fe 1 k',fi,4:'Q?1?4: ,,'xf'.,-,iff . 4. ,wyzfn 'H'n'4' 1 1,-i',L ,Q at 'Lei-3 ga- wif. ,- W 'lf,f'l'f,3 fi, Ffa, nf 1 2 V, if ',,.1k,,w :fn-, ,,4a,,.vq A 3 f swat' H 41 fa 'gg , ., QQM QL 1, 4344 or H Collins, Kathy Colonne, Adjith Colson, Phil Colton, Beth Cordell, Veronica Cormier, Eric Corwin, Kathy Craig, Norma Crouch, Karen Crown, David Cumings, Scott Cumpsten, Cindy Daily, Bruce Daily, John Daley, Debbie D'Amico, Lynn Dargis, Jim Davidson, Kathy Davies, Sandra Davis, Tom DeDecker, Carol Deines, Terri Denigan, Keith Desmond, Karen Devlin, Tracey Dieterle, Karen Dohrn, Robin Draxler, Jim Dunahoo, Laurel Dunkin, Lois Duston, Robert Dykes, Julie Eakin, Teresa Eastburn, Jim Eastin, Valerie Edds, Lisa Edvvards, Glen Eheart, Jeff Ellis, Ira Ellis, Wayne Engel, Chris England, Carol England, Peter Evans, Debbie Ezinga, Pam Felske, Diane Ferguson, Steve Fillion, Tim Findley, lVlark Findling, Anne school spirit shows ot ossemblies Fisher, Tom Folsom, Steve Ford, Dave Frahm, Rhonda Frank, Guy Frank, Lorrie Frank, Randy Frank, Scott Freeland, Donice Freitag, Michelle Friend, Mike Frimml, Cathy Frimml, Karen Finkbeiner, Debbie Fuller, Kim Galbreath, Patsy Gerrard, Gail Gibson, Tim Gile, lVlike Greenrod, Jackie Grotzinger, Terri Gugelman, Joe Gund, Harold Hale, Cindy Haller, Hunter 40 'Y .li -LS- , L f ,Wx-,-f. ,,g,g, ,. emi- ,,-., . 3,1152-ae -Q-a p.. ,,..V 7 , - Y .i- .sa 1 1 ..iia+f:. .:Q, Q ,K .. .J ff me 1 1 S I 1 2' Qi ,l l ' arm ff gy is in K if X N I r' 'Yi 'fe W 12 - 1 3 , Huffsmith, Flick Huggenberger, Alan Hughes, Deanna Inman, Bruce Johnson, Charlene Johnson, Duane ,, Halsey, Linda Hammond, Kris Hatfield, Jennice Hawthorne, Denise Heinrichs, Janet Hernandez, Celia Heywood, Patty Hill, Kevin Hockensmith, Ed Hoffman, Cindy Hoffman, Geneva Holman, lVlary Hornung, Kevin House, Shawn Howard, Randy l Enjoying a nice day and getting some home- work done at the same time are Linda Simon and Jennifer Schildgen. 41 Jones, Cynthia Jones, Keith Jorgenson, Susan Juengst, Carl Justus, Lynne Keck, Rick Kemp, Mike Kempkers, Steve Kenagy, Apryl Kiehn, Denise Q4 1 1? f L wg at M has wi I in as ef gt Kirby, Robert Klein, Belva Klitzke, Danny Knoelk, Kenneth Knox, Steve Krebs, Gary Krings, Dan Kuiper, Barbara Kuntz, Anita Kurth, John '75 '75 '75 '75 '75 '75 '75 '75 '75 '75 Lazzara, R. Leamons, Ray Leazer, Robin Lenthe, Sue Leonard, Linda , ., 1. Ip A V f i , . , , f Linneman, Kent Linson, Debbie Livingston, Cindy Ludwick, Sandy Niaize, Terri LaCosse, John Lafferty, Dana Lanting, Phil Larsen, Cindy Latimer, Richard Y, Lesher, Dan Levvis, Patricia Lewis, Steven Lind, Debbie Lindquist, Diane Rl Maksa, Gabor Nlanley, Keith Niargheim, Joni IVIaring, Merle Nlaring, Verle 5 .., an Q, T A 4 V Q- K 3 K K X51 an Y 1 tw 5312 es NRE K M ax l. we ' Q5 Qsia is an n .. L e . 242142 15 xv 1 , v ..., f X N , ,' 575 ' n 3- NF 5 we 5 l W y is Q L' Q-if:-Q. L - Matula, Cathy Matzdorff, Kevin Mayfield, Debbie McCarthy, Beth McCartney, Geana McCaughey, Alan Marthe, Kathe Martinez, Robert Marvin, Dianne Maslen, Marlaine Matheson, Gary Someone's streaking! laughs Dave Viegut, as he holds the evidence. .....,,, . McClure, Patty McConnell, Vonnie McCormick, Shery McCoy, John McDonald, Cressa McDonald, Richard McDonough, David McKeovvn, Pat McMillan, Mike Melton, Scott kann' Miller, Teresa Millhollin, Debbie Millhollin, Velma Milner, Daryl Miner, Shauna . MV: ir' H' V Morris, Pat 'M Moyes, Tammy Nasby, Rick 'W Nash, Mark Nelson, Patricia juneomo doy to remember W , gg N if S ii wa a If T L XV 4 4 Menze, Karen Meyers, Eric Meyer, Marian Mill, Pam Miller, Charles Minnig, Tom Moore, Audrey Moore, Donna Moore, Sharon Morgan, Jim -Q-1' Nelson, Tracey Newman, Tonya Nicastle, Richard Nicholas, Steve Nobi, John 1 Peyton, Starr Pfalzgraff, Chris WN Persichitte, Gary Peters, David Peterson, Donna O'Briant, Kelly Ochoa, Robert Olmstead, Sue Olsen, Jeff Olsen, Mary Oltmann, Terri Ornelas, James Pace, Rod Palmer, Cindy Pape, Debbie Pardun, Lindsey Parks, Sue Parmley, Dennis Patrick, Debi Paul, Guy So help me, ifl see another camera, l'll. . .! warns Mary Olsen. unique closses offer rnucn to seniors Pierce, Carol Pineau, Sue Plue, Randy Plumb, Jim Plumb, Ray Pollard, Tom Popenhagen, Nancy Porter, Jodi Porter, Scott Potter, Pam Powell, Beverly Prang, Lecia Preston, Connie Price, Steve Pritchard, Melinda Radtke, Joel Ratschkovvsky, Susan Redman, Linda Reese, Randy Rendoff, Brenda Rendoff, Cindy Rennick, Dan Reyes, Cathy Rice, Linn Ridder, Judy 47 OK, Torn Fisher, nap time is over! Get to class! Riegel, Cindy Roark, Kelley Rodriquez, Martha Rogers, Mindy Roper, Sam Rosencrans, Robert Rosenhagen, Kurt Rouse, Roberta Rutledge, Kenneth Rye, Randy Sakala, Robert Salazar, Debbie Salyer, Darvin Sanders, Conrad Sauget, Mitch Schaffer, Bob Schreiner, Calvin Schildgen, Jennifer Schleiger, Chris Schleiger, Mark 48 Xyx :fim- ti-sg, ,avi 60 - R AK: ,-7. 4- ' Q I, seniors know how to toke it eosy Schmid, lVlark Schnaufer, Wendy Schneider, Elizabeth Schuster, Holly Schwarz, Joanna Scott, Tracy Selleck, Scott Severson, George Severson, John Sexton, Mark Shaffer, Ray Shannon, Leeann Sheets, Steve Shelhamer, Pamela Shellenbarger, Judy Sheneman, Judy Sherman, Kyle Shideler, Sandy Shima, Gary Sibert, Shellie Simon, Dan Simon, Linda Simon, Robert Sisler, James Smith, Cindy 49 Smith, Smith, Smith, Smith, Smith, Clovis Denise Gorden Jeanette Vernon Solis, Juanita Sowa, Richard Spaulding, Susan Spencer, Beverly Sperry, David Sprenger, Jackie Stamm, Marcia Steele, Jack Stephenson, Pam Sterkel, Judy Sterkel, Kenneth Stevens, Randy Stoupa, Joan Stover, Linda Strasbu rger, Tom Streck, Randy Stutts, Becky Sugden, Larry Sullivan, Beth Summitt, Sharon college night beckons future ss? X., :i9 'm ,Kyiv s 'Q as MW we ww it ,.sSY.n X K+ t, Q we hw? 7 313+ W T 3 f Y 2 ff T T L is at N EW teal ,nigga J, , bpm. ' . f N s f .25 St X ,1 R Q 9. 'il as t 1' Y sf x, ., V X Y we ..- Q 6' 3. if 11' 4 N it Jr- .. Xxx S3 Q ,, ,y NX 'Av , ,.,,, . . , ..x Q , 13 ar as r 2? GK fm W 2 83 . Q ff ' Q :R ASK R' WX l WL. L Q' 5 c- ,A --...-I qv...--. a I lhm-. Tabor, Cheryl Tams, Gregory Tester, Ruth Thayer, Todd Thompson, Sharon Thon, Becky Tideman, Sue Troncoso, Yolanda Tucker, Kathy Umberger, Brian Urban, Randy Vannoy, Eric Venrick, Jim Vernon, Debbie Viegut, David Vincent, Wesley Vogel, Bruce Wagaman, Bill Wagner, Cindy Wahler, Eric Wailes, Sherri Walden, Gale Walkovvicz, Scott Walston, Cindy Warren, Linda l 51 Whitrock, Paralee Willcutts, William Willert, Carolyn Williams, Greg Williams, Sharon Williams, Tom .fl ul f K -- l '- 'vfzzbsl Lil: .--faidii ' 'I i,,, me q - r -,S . QQ Wright, Julia Wright, Lynn Yovvell, Karen Ziems, Dave 52 Farewell, LHS! Weidenheller, Georg Wells, Brenda 1 Welsh, Jennifer , West, Chris West, Robert YQ! mx? Wilson, Brian Wilson, Dee Dee , Wise, Alan Withrovv, Renee Wray, Scott diverse paths, gools futures Gwcit se l ess 3ee l C1055 of 1 Q 7 5 e? sLe l e Good, Good. junior closs: o middle mon How did you do on that Algebra test? Rotten! 11 I'm getting a brand new car. Really, what kind? A 1920 Ford! Who did you vote for class president? l was absent that week. Are you going to Prom? l wouIdn't miss it! You did, it was last night. n ll Shee bop bop booby do dee da dop bap shoo da beep bo dop! HoId on, let me write th at down. Have you seen my picture in the an- nual? UNO!!! It's right down there. What kind of sandwich is that? Peanut butter and cottage cheese. Can I have a bite? Get your own! vice president, and Danice McCauley, president. Junior class officers are: Anita Klitz, secretary, Gale Klein, treasurer: Julie Brackett, Student Cou ncil Representatives Cindy Haas Danice McCauley Debbie Kaminski Scott Paris Gale Klein Starr Sullivan Anita Klitz Scott Whitmore f r .. s iii are 75 if C 5 if K Q2 5 1 ef if 'ff sf if .xg em E s 'vi 51' Q rt K X J 3 it A mg r 2 s H' r .N ,ti is s Yr 8 . t X ' , -- e 1 i.. K . : 1 ii 'A 1 , I .K ry ,, Sh ki .,, ,K T 4 t .xxizcx -... it '.'-' . . i W K ' ' ' ff - ,V A.: V -:f., Jw-15:3 in . - fs, 1' ' J K kr I Q -kgswn ,VK .fqka K ,.., i r W: 'iii i ': r in in . ' 2 ' X X M. r t X tp, f :fr , i i - . K Y f f rfiwxias t . n Y i t 1 3 ,Y , , sv. v . S Y 3 it ,liifizlliftg ' . k .. ee w P i lifter !'..' - , , . y L fl ly 3 . 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Qi' - 5 f ,jf , x 3 , M y lVJitQQgQgQ: ,.' ,AAA wa- ,Eg ::.. k - . b it -,,, :., V v 1 K, X a L W , ' A . , . ..l at ,, -if 1 1 it , UD We 15 1 wh, V? ,, 4 , 0 While sitting in chemistry class, Kyle Miracle thinks, Al and Mg and Arggg. l Viegut, Janet Vikse, Dave Vienna, Cindy Vlass, Brian Warner, Mike Watson, Lynn Weatherill, Sue Weiszer, Karla Welburn, Larry Westover, Gary White, Judy Whitmore, Scott Whitney, Kelly Wight, Ken Wigle, Leslie Wild, Bruce Willett, Dawn Williams, Phil Williams, Sandra Williamson, David Wilson, Serene Wolfe, Becky Wood, Dave Wood, Kevin Wooldridge, Jim Workman, Carol Worley, Flon Yelek, Debbie Yockey, Ellen Zimmer, Tammie Zimmerman, Liz Zwiebel, Bonnie lr 5. ,oye Ramo go to. ,ix ff X X M' 151512,Wea,-2: - iw- ,awe re r 55 Q. QF' 1 ,i ld . git, f mc. L l -.Q . .M na Hill in physics, one of those classes she just loves to confusion, frustrotion rules sophomores Hey, why don't we get to go to Prom? Oh, the upperclassmen say that it's always been segregated. Boy, if Martin Luther King Jr. heard about the lack of sophomore civil rights around here, he'd turn in his grave. Hey, where's room 108? Probably right next to 109. Let's see, 3rd period starts at 9:25, unless of course it's a Super Day, in which case 3rd period iwhich is actually my lst periodl starts at 9:47 which is 22 minutes later than the traditional school day which starts at 7:35, though I don't come until about 9:20, but then if Maytag made toothpaste. . What did you think of registration day? Registration wasn't that hot, and that speaker who had been in the Indian- apolis 500 was about the same. Look at it this way, they could have gotten Bimbo, the talking chimp. Now THAT l'd like to see! The 1974-75 Student Council representa- tives for the sophomore class were elected during the early part ofthe first quarter. They are: Grant Davis, Beth Folsom, Brad Haya- shi, Mike Kelley, Peggy Kramer, Leslie Loss, Junior Morales, and Ken Tarket. Alternates were Kelly Moore and Neil McGinley. All work and no play makes for a boring group of officers, according to class clowns Junior Morales, secretary: Brad Hayashi, presidentp Ivan Vasquez, vice president: and Mike Kelley, -3 sw--We ff it ,a, treasurer. 7 . T .- H V r t 5. if ' f f 1 , H ,. , ' f f ' ' . 1' i ff, ,A - 3 -.,, -i 'Q ' K ' as it f s it , -- 4 t f it H . , , ,-yi ,,A.iLH7. ,,g?-.gvixfyrgasi , I f.-1, ups. r X V. fr, I -VL V I J V 4 155, sw i -' maria- , :ew 125 .. 'K ' - ':22..:1.,-I ffiazzfws, r -t' ' visitor:-' .- ta . - r .- -- . . ,2? 'i:5,i,, , z - 1 . iii,-V' 'iff ', ' -4 J 'i 3 .2.77 L , i, .- .. ' iii' ,. . it 7 , . :.., is , ,. , ,,,, . .. ,. , ,s -W ' , - r ,1 ' le 75? f ffirighg ' W' -Jef if 5 ' ' 'Q W - ? , I ' -- .2 irw- fa --r sa?-rfiiigff - . , urs, f l . ,,.. H , s I 1 i J 1 , -I 7 ' 1 7- ,QW a .1 .sf -ri 'ran ges a. .. as w az- H :wa f - 3, fa fffs a s - ff'-Y-. ,-.- it-ea? -fa , . -'g gylsii iif32ifss,Eif - A 1- a21 Si fi15' -7 H al f 1 . If i 'Eff 'Q ' Miglia! g ,.., ,V g VA K, ' 1 2 '5 ii 3' yi?-Q35 ' Wi 'sy ,H . I tg ti H -5 fr ,. Abbott, Mike Ahlvin, Reno Aitchison, Don Aldrige, Cheryl Algreen, Peggy Allen, Danny Allen, Mark Amack, Steve Ambrose, Lezlie Andersen, Diane Anderson, Garnet Anderson, John Andres, Don Armfield, Tam Armour, Joe Arnold, Ken Arnstad, Chuck Avila, Leona Bacon, Andrea Bagwell, Bruce Baker, Eric Baker, Mike Baker, Stanley Bangert, Beth remember, upperclossmen tier seg Bard, Debbie L Barnes, Carolyn QQ ., ., - r , - -f 'IK - fi ll iii Bartz, Thomas ' jiri A,A, wt, ' : f f ' W Beshfefd- St-Ennis rrr iff K Sour expression accents grim expectations for Les Loss, soph- Becker. Cynthia if omore standard-bearer in the great pickle cram. Indigestion Beckett, BHD V f and the satisfaction of doggedly finishing the contest were Beegle, Brad A ta, A her only rewards. A 4 . f , iam, ,-:: me-5, ,ig If - w-53' I - ei- ew Belz. 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X T L i li E alll 2 Carpenter, Ken Carpenter, Margaret Cason, Russ Chandler, Suzie Chatham, JoAnn Cherry, Diane Cheyne, Pam Childers, Melody Christensen, Lori Church, Robin Churchill, Cathi Clark, Nancy Cleveland, Steve Colbert, Cathy Coleman, Mike Colhour, Mark Collins, Colleen Colton, Kathy Connell, Tony Connour, Lloyd Conrad, Eric Constantz, Pam Conway, Kari Coopwood, Max Corbin, Mike Cormier, Andy Corwin, Pat Cowan, Cherri Cowgill, Cindy Craft, Rick Cross, Brian Crowell, Tim Curtis, Bob Curtis, Dan Cusato, Lianne Dailey, Rhonda Dallabette, Paula Daniels, Dick Danielson, Laura Danuser, Louis ale Larson, listens in- ' H N ,V ,A ..A, I L my V , sss, , , ,Qtr g,.., , 'lr-, as , 3 Q- f rw T , , ' 1 ft if ti , s,,r +A- L ' f 1 - L t i i -r 'i ., 3 'ii EIII 6 5 t --ff,-j. if -ff Q X Ag Qs lv -- V '- ' ., . - , ,, ii',,,' Q A 'V 'Y l' ' J ' q s . L iii- 3 L i ,E l 4, 51 g ' ' -ff at is i ti, 3' o 4 it L ' 5 fx ',rt 1 if t , . . 4 , ffm. MH it ,tii L , itiit ' if L 1 t f ttt 1 , ,, .. it ' riss L Nr., I A Q If-gli L I H it , A I: , L Q ti 1 r V f ' ,l , ' s , 'Q f if' 2. l,l . R vi. V L 7 M - ss- Terry Larson, sophomore son of biology teacher D I- ' Q 'E N L., . tently as father expounds on the subject at hand. H ' -A Davies, Dan T' ,T DavlS,DouQ I ,,. ' Davis, Grant f I .gi X xyj r I i l Xl . l' l 'I V ., , V. r,r'r , 'Z -,T v . , - i 3 Degi, Rosa Q V 5.45, , - ,I DeHerrera, Jerry I A t f 752 Deines, Debbie 1 ? E -0 , 2 af. 5 . . ,- 'fa -1, ,,,,.,, , sf' Ft' 5,0 f we A JZ .,,, V t 1 . p i g V vi., , saaff A fi --., .e- iw 1 aw , E 'Q-2,2 ra Q s. 67 lg' vm. DeMallie, Steve Demars, Tammy Denz, Chris odd sophomores ew: ' Depperschmidt, Doug , A Dice, Beth Dickerson, Kathy Diers, Randy Dietz, Merlin Dilbeck, Mike .. se? L Dixon, Joe Doebbeling, Brad X Doescher, Ron Dohrn, Allyson 1 ' 4 1 E? K 1 ,1 2,3 I F .-'1-ge-. Q QQ., Q, if 5, 'E r r ' ji Q, .., .r . f s . E if ei, 'za SZ mi . 'if QU ,e sit P With a grimace of agonizing concentration, Doremus Debra Q fi W - -'-1 V I Candy Brewer grits her teeth and plunges into Dotson bave A ' , - in X ,F sis, V . 'A another ofthe many tests sophomores must Douglag patty P- if A , New 5 .BU ,. jf endure. Doylenjulie 5 b, Q , DuBeau, Roxi f Q ',,. j A p f 9? Y , t 'X - ' K r A ' '-'i 'Q .ts,, Dudley, Bob yy , A F sy it Q ' f Dunahoo,Susan ,III 5 .V ' V A Dusenbery, Loren g'?lff.Q , I S - i f V, Egan' Margafet , 4 . . Z ,.,.: . Ellis, Shirley ,yi Vi ,.t -1 .N '- ' ' . . ,.,, ., ,, X Elwo rthy, Shawn 5 X , , K 4 r 52 fV,t,'.' . g ' My Emefv, Tim ,,,, ,:,, . , rrr Engebretsen, Bill ,., ,, , 50125, TGFFVI . ' L Ecicksonl Jody , al ja .,.: N V -I 7 , T lr. : - evans, Kevin V , , l ,, e Farmer. Leigh K t r ffiffiilii, k l sr V F .Q X: 'B Paenen, cindy F F K 4 ,f+g'f ,f Q, 1 . f Felkon, Lance fy X' YW-f 55. -X - ',.. 'L ' K F Fawcett, Bill Ferguson, Terri Finnman, Diane Fishburn, Wanda Fisher, Kathy Flint, Tim Folsom, Beth Foraker, Jim A X - 'ew 3-gf S 3 W -is 'U we - Ll! i X 6 i e A we J r K: fs .,,,. . f Q Q- N J . 2 ' ' 'l'il'5T ri ideds, skills, tdlents 3 B ' it li. Frank,J fi B5 1 ,V., . - x 1 I F, A .. 2 ms: - J 'ei ra A , . . i ,V Y ,SX 5' Vlll ilfgs. a 1213. 1 sl --', ff , '-tiff 4 Q . ft, ,,-f, st., is 4- -, tt,-H:-V. , V Li E g 1' -- Q ,ss , i 1' J A 5 i ' ' 1 ' , l 4, -1, lu get ,1 ,LLV 1 , V f ,L ,, -I ' 1 sf Q 1 i if 45194- , 4 ,, L, s w f f 5 ' ,' t tai , 'Q it -ff A - A Q, if V : s xg as, . Q olene Friend, Bryan Galbraith, Terr Gandy, Denise Frank,Rick Freeman, Debbie l fi li' if limi K- ' if h sei, 4 S 1' Q K X 8 I '1 , ? t P-V, ff? is I af V Gaona, David Gardiner, Cindy Gaschler, Sandy Gassman, Dale it Q , .--' , I ff ' s ,.: - it :'fv 1 rw Af 'Te lg Gates, Roy QV AAVVV A Gatton, Teresa I Gerstenb er ger, ' 4 3' Glomb, Marty Glumb, Penny we my siissssl 'K ' 7 ,,. 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' at 1:2 , ' .Y 1 ' Af' T 7 iii V li' o W l.,t it . f , , T xrir' ,. nf: 5 A., H ,' Zi' 1' J T 'A S gil twin, xl' ' fi -5 'iz L'-3-:ns t 'Q' r 3-'.'Q'i7ag., Ar, .Qin 1' 2 Q ' .7.,'-g.f.ng.'.g:ff ,gg . Z u mf, F .5 fi -s it -,H . in .tr fn'-2' ',-., ,,'-if 1-gn, ,iw .,. .. , ,.,.,, Q 2 E ..,, . , it Q flame XX f QE . f it i . T ...,,., S J . ,l,,ll ' K I f ' -- Greaser Mark Kurkendall was one of many underclassmen who had it made 13 3 E1 in the shade on Fifties Day. ' I 1 Q , 'J F , ..., gf f 5 1 Y ' ef' , -. 5 w -en. I ,, , , it 'r'-1,, rrr bonds exhibit multiple skills I know and all of you kids know that you're the best darn band in this state, and l'm proud of you for that! Now, start at the letter 'I'. Stop, when l say stop!! Now that stunk, that really stunk. Hey, Alan, you gonna start at the end? Yea, l'm gonna try a double 'A'. Alan, thou shalt not screech! l know, I know, the first command- ment of a player in the band. Pam, what are we going to do in Stage Ba nd today? I don't know, probably play as usu- al. Play what? Oh, the songs we're going to play at our next performance. Pam, where's my guitar? l don't know, Kyle, Mark probably has it. Hey, when does the bus for the basket- ball tournament leave? At 6:30, but we have to be here by 6 p.m. so we can get all the instruments loaded. You mean we have to load everyone's? No, no, just make sure everyone's is here and all the music, too. ll Hours of long practice and hard work are es- sential to the success of a band as the brass section displays with Kirk Martinson, drurt major,doing his share. Under the capable direction of Gil Garcia, the LHS stage ba nd performs before an attentive audi- ence. A welcome break between songs is enjoyed by members of LoveIand's marching Dano. The LHS rmrchers have drilled constantly to learn maneuvers such as this, to provide the best possible half-time shows. fa' if f ,ff 1 X V .N A I 2 Typical band practice. Typical day.Typical Nlr. Garcia. 'L 'T 1 2, 4, Q v gf QQ r mL,, . .' J ' . W X 7'K 'ftp Q H A we If . IA ... fi' 'il ' r fri 'ii V L L . J 1 ,L i,,,, lAboveJ Duane Robinson svvallovvsthe slide lBelovvl Sax section concentrates. N QD FC , . S1 'Y In f QQ x Flag Tvvirlers for the band are: Row 1: Leigh Farmer, Alexa Hankins, Anita Kuntz, Judy White, Flow 2: Sharon Stinson, Debbie Kaminski, Becki Burton, Kathy Hicks, Cindy Livingston. Not pictured: Robin Dorhn. and 7 Orchestra, llllliddle: lVlr. Mike Schaeffer, Mr. Gil Garcia.lFlovv 1: Laurel Leazer, Carol Pierce, Vicki Tice, Bill Berglin, Connie Wilcutts, Jodi Burovv, Karen lVlenze, Bruce Daily, Terri Grotzinger. Flow 2: Darlene Bliss, Susan Raisbeck, Andrea Bacon, lVlrs. Case, Dakota Hostetler, Sue Wick, Linda Leonard, Jane Amen, Sandy Ludvvick, Jody Erickson, Terri lVliller, Jeannine Novy, Adrianne Gastony, Kyle Sherman. Row 3: Cindy Hale, Jim Drax ler, Brad Hayashi, lVlatt Porter, Brad Doebbeling, Dee Dee Wilson, Suzy Nlortenson, Jeff Bates, Kirk Nlartinson, Rick Nicastle, Alan Wise, Pam Shel- hamer, Mark Nicastle, Pat Street, Bob Simon. Not pictured: Jim Fox. of his trombone to make those mellow notes. vocolists odd musicol touch to school life O,K,, put your hands behind your back, like so. Breathe in on one. . .out . . IWO. . .three ......... ten. Everyday we have to do this. By the end of the year I ought to be able to breathe, and maybe even count to ten, Where do we perform today? Oh, we're going to some grade school to sing for the little kids. So what's so bad about that? Most of those little kids are bigger than mel Check your posture, Sit on the edge of your chair. Put your hands in the air. Stretch--that's good. Breathe--in--out--in, Get a full breath. Don't look around the room. No talking between numbers. Now, are we ready to sing? Let's sing. Let's open with 'The Last Words of David, Stop, stop. Hold it. You didn't catch a full breath. Let's try again. Check your pitch, Oh, I hope he doesn't go through that whole list again. 4 This years Nladrigals Group consists of: first row: Pat Chitwood, Cindy Smith, Sandi Fraser, Dor- lene Bliss, second row: Judy Tjaden, Lisa Edds, Lesia Prang, Karen Roys, Robin Jensen, third row: Rich Sowa, Tom Fisher, Larry Fenske, Scott Connor, Duane Robinson, and Tim Flint. WW -W Row 1 :Suzie Chandler, Dawn Marmali, Cindy Goltz, Debbie Jewell, Dorothy Martin, Shelley Barmon, Row 2: Erin Murphy, Lynelle Sprengj Lori Christenson, Jan Bissing, Kim Boone, Chris Maize, Dola Klein, Row 3: Kathy Harbowgh, enise Keller, Roxanne Johnson Cindy Gardiner, Jackie Schnuerle, Janean Roth, Row 4: Susan Kellogg, Jodi Burow Margaret Egan, Laura Dan- ielson, Cheryl Guyer, Erin Roark, Beth Bridgeman. Not pictured: Shirley Ellis, Pam Morgan, Debbie Freeman, Janet Stoner, Connie Thrush, Jill Milon, These girls are all members ofthe Sophomore Choir, Ro:v'3: Linda Eakin, Ursula Mecher, Barb Freeman Linda Leonard, Margaret Debois, Pat Lewis, Diane Dersham, Debbie Bromley, Karen Desmond, Shawn Freeland, Row 2: Jody West, Donna Potts, Angie wan, Cheryl Peters, Darlene Davis, Pat Chitwood, Teresa Eakin, Vicki Boettiger,,Debbie Edwards, Row 1: Mary Ann Blom ren, Sue Pineau, Judy hite, Roxanne Mears, Debbie Eager, Diane Ganzales, Karen Beckman, Lana Buist, Lisa Brachle, Betty Hutsell, Donnette avis, Bev Burback, Felicia Hammans. Not pictured: Debbie Merrill, Peggy Buqq, Are all members of this vear's Girl's Glee. 7'-11 . ,,,,,,,,, , . if sean ies, 5, is 9asA..u M'-aa, ,Q va uv M-, W, 'Q il a if :.,,,4 11 3? . V! ' f,.gpnna-4,,w4 Me R H as fe -..' at ' t ,, ,,., ,...,, , ,, Wa, , W ...ad t l . -pf-': ..... r - ' iv A M,,.,ff ' 1 ills l .nf 8 ,ff ii. ,, . - f' , T 'qw' M ja A I W ' ,. M J J J-yn, 'mf I 4' :, V 0' . W ..... A ff- of A .zu ,fy . Q .gf gms .. ,JS 5 'qi K Q :L 3 . A AMN ' -.ff z ,, ,nv f A S N 1 . ,.,, u -. , , Q ' xw:',3.,i JM in .S 1 is Q... , -'UQWQ l lui ..':: ---4. .' til!!! lVlen's Choir: Row 'l: Ray Vllalter, Terry Daley, Tom Carmon, Joanna Schwarz, Mitchell Roe, Don Banks. Row 2: John Kurth, Steve Amack, James VViIlert, Gregg Scott, Kris Hammond, Lee Kurth, Row 3: lVlike Warner, Chuck Remus, Dave Ruegsegger, Calvin Schreiner, Quentin Anderson, Bill Bokelman, Peter Brown. Not pictured: Rich Sowa and Kenneth Knoelk. Concert Choir members: Row 1: J. Jeffers, L SDrengS. Chandler, S. Peneau, Y. Chavez, L. Christiansen, C. Smith, B. Burton, R. Rouse, C. lVlarcey, D. Bliss, S. Fraser, D. Finnman, K. Fisher, P. Street. Row 2: J. Schwarz, S. Watson, K. lVlerrell, J. Tjaden, P. Chitwood, A. Egan, R. Jensen, L. Edds, K. Bueh- W Ier, J. Jackson, K. Desmond,J. Bood, C. West, K. Roys, P. Towne,S. Nelson. Row 3: J. Henely, L. Prang, B. Wells,T. Carmen, R. Nasby, B. Rutherford, J. l Kurth, D. Bowers, S. Connor, D. Robinson, D. Burke, S. Folsom, A. Matheson, L. Fenske, Nl. Nlessman, F. Contreras, lVl. Lorman,T. Flint, D. Freeland. Row 4: lVl. Hines, V. Eastin, B. Bokelman, O. Anderson, R. lVlcCluskey, S. lVlcLean, K. Knoelk, T. Fisher, C. Schreiner, J. Paranto, C. Remus, S. Cleveland, S. Knox, B. Sowa, lVl.Warner, lVl. Kuykendall, S. Hewson, K. ROGFK, L. Leazer. l l The members of Girls' Glee warm up to another day of singing with the help of lVlr. Richard Jackson, choir director. ! g ,W X Y . , Kksl -af 'v Q iw., xefxj' . ,,, , Z.. ph f - - ' ,ln roli foh's roise fon support ot gomes fag Q 1 M, tale ell? l wish those guys would yeIl! No foolin' this isn't much fun. VVell, what can we do to get them to yell? , vile couto scoeesr' . . .get a load of ffl2. Not maart! Shall vve chase him to the locker room , lo 'f room? ltee heel Who knows the order for the pep as- sembly? ll I don't. . . Neither do Ill! Well ---- make something up. . .and quick! Um... V'Je'll just go out there and make fools of ourselves. Oh my gosh! l vvore the wrong uni- form!! Arghh! ers. . .and I think it's me! HeIp!! lAbovel Denise, Cindy, Janna, Sue,and Debbie H. make up the winter basketball cheerleading squad. lBeIovvl The wrestlers have Diane, Lisa, Debbie B., Julie, and Nlari to cheer for them. lFlightl Letterbearer Kris Buehler supports the cheerleaders and fans. 22? Oops! Someone forgot their bloom- K 5 5 1 5' 3 4 1 Q, , ,2 .. is .. ,, Q :Q-,, -: s - K , Q 14 2 s v 1 J, 4 , Varsity cheerleaders for this year are lkneelingl Cindy Smith, Janna Lebsack, Sue Gebhardt, Deb- bie Bonham, Denise Kiehn, lStandingl Debbie Hanson, Diane Burkhardt, Julie Brackett, Lisa Rott,and Mari Huyler. LHS Letterbearers include QLD Cindy Rogers, iOl Pam Towne, WJ Laurie McCluskeV, lEl Rainene Meier, iLl Carolyn Kuntz, iAl Kendra Engelhardt, lNl Kris Buehler,and lDl Darla Benton. AI- fernates are Lucinda March and Julie Hanson. Sophomore cheerleaders are Margaret Egan, Corinne Kemp, Robin Church, Debbie Murata, and Pam Constantz. Not pictured: Carrie Hammond. i l 1 - , ,Mft .- Cheerleaders ltopl and Letterbearer Carolyn Kuntz lbottoml show their spirit at a pep assembly. deodlines plogue onnuol stoff All right, you guys, get to work. After all, we have a deadline to meet. We have a lot to do. We want to car- ry the theme throughout the entire CHI EFTAIN. And remember, we are using conversational copy. Now where are Robbie and Tom? Oh, they're in the bathroom. Again? Who wants to write copy? Don't every- one volunteer at once. Mrs. Duerre, you're turning red. Wouldn't you, too, if everyone saw you barefooted? They ruined some more film! Oh, no, how? They put it in the wrong solution, again. Now what are we going to do, we needed those pictures for this dead- line---tomorrow. Do you know who this sophomore is? IINO ll Take it down to the counselors and see if they can identify him. This girl is a senior and she's in the junior section. Oh, no. That means moving all the pictures up one space. Start erasing. CHIEFTAIN Staff Advisor Mrs Vicki Duerre Editor in Chief Terri Grotzinger Business Manager Barb Kuiper Academics Tracy Scott Organizations Ken Knoelk Seniors Joanna Schwarz Brenda Wells Juniors Tom Cottrell Robbie Persichitte Sophornores Garnet Anderson Kurt Haug Boys Sports Donette Davis Girls Sports Jeanette Smith Student Life Don Lewis Advertising Mitch Roe Mary Korkos I All is not always roses for Barb Kuiper, business manager. She is responsible for the money end ofthe CHIEFTAIN. lAbovel Mr. John McCrory, Pischel Year- book representative, came early in the year to explain techniques of yearbook layout through a slide presentation. lLefti Donette Davis, in a frivolous moment, peeked out the window of Room 209. lBelowl Editor Terri Grotzinger has the responsibility of planning the theme ofthe 1975 CHIEFTAIN and making sure it is carried out in all sections. ,etsmiesipmnwwmwgwwiwwww - f -1- -1-ll' f isiwm Fitting pictures to spaces is the job of Don Lewis in the Student Life section. iTopi Don Lewis, Garnet Anderson, ibottoml Jeanette Smith, Brenda Wells and Joanna Schwarz, hard at work. yur A , rt -2 A il, ...,.. . 'J if 1 K ,,. . sr stat. The rules for typing copy are a little complicated until you get the hang of it, at least that's how Brenda Wells explained it to Donette Davis. Checking over everything is the job of Ad- visor Vicki Duerre. F, f' of Q A M Q 'Q- nv 1 K' he-f ap. 84 qer: Laura Tawater,ads. H . D .S J L Zi ffl? If f by M X g ,, f .. sfo X, s .M . f S 'redskin reporter' stoff hunts 5w's, h l Did you finish that story yet? l'm working on it right now. Better get it finished or you'll miss the deadline and we'll miss the printer's deadline. Did you have the 5W's and H in that lead? 5W's and H? What do mean? You know, who, what, when, where, why, and how. Oh, yeah, l forgot. Where is the typewriter? lt's broken. '. . .again... . Are you going to stay and work on paste-up tonight? No, l have to go to the dentist. What's your beat? FBLA. Have you covered it this week? No, Nlr. Clarke, nothing's happen- ing. Well, FIND something. nsnsmn nsvonrlan The paper staff's Editorial Board consists of lstandingl Flay Shaffer, sports, Lee Sparks, associate: fseatedl Ramona Hill, nevvsp Jeff Bates, ed itor-inchiefg Debbie Daley, feature, and Lynn D'Amico, first semester associate. Staff reporters: ltopl Mike Kelley, Russ Brandon, Joel Radtke, lbot- Business and photography staff members are Joy Froding, art: Mary toml Gerald ShifT1Of1, JOIGGF1 CHYY, David RODGHBHU TerriH1-flrns. Bublitz, photo, Don Lewis,business manager: Tracey Devlin,ad rmna- 'FK h . ...,. 5, H r if -, U t W -EL t 1 + X P A.., -. - . ,Wigs REDSKIN REPORTER Advisor-Nlr. Dale Clarke Editorial Board: Editor-in-Chief- Jeff Bates Associate Ed itor-Lynn D'Amico ll st sem.l Lee Sparks l2ncl sem.l News Editor-Ramona Hill Feature Editor-Debbie Daley Sports Ed itor-Ray Shaffer Business Staff and Photography: Advertising Manager-Tracey Devlin Business Manager-Don Lewis Circulation Manager-Joleen Cary Gerald Shimon Photography Manager-IVlary Bublitz Staff Artist-Joy Froding Typist-Phyllis Meireis Reporters: David Roper Mike Kelley Terri Helms Russ Brandon Joel Radtke AVL. we s ,,,..q-- f' lBeIow, leftl Don Lewis and Terri Helms use their skills in an effort to provide the best layout possible. lAbovel Staff typist Phyllis Meireis is hard at work doing her share to get the paper out on time. -it .-a 'QU' .NS 2 i l f 3 1 . , is Q ,ov 1 Q si. ' ' fiffffif , M. 'Y ,aiu ,. Neg E A . L s1ee,' Mfiisggiiv - 'ff' Q Q' ' M, ,S I ., - V I , N 2, .LL . . Q 16 to sissi e yt H we ,1 7. REDSKIN REPORTER staff member Debbie I Daley carefully proofreads article to eliminate typos and grammatical errors. Pondering an idea for her next feature is Ra- mona Hill. W :- 've-.... Lee Sparks pauses for a moment to get his picture taken, then returns to finish his lay- out. Check and double-check ' says Jeff Bates as Laura Tawater, Tracey Devlin, Lee Sparks, and Debbie Daley go about their own duties. 54241 if if M .tfifi r Q. eawwwnfji ,, , L, y' irrt if M' ,ff V S B 53? ' ' ,Wi M A 1 I iw, g , , or an or it L A Q Most ofthe photographs in the CHIEFTAIN as Brent lVIcSvvain vvel! as the REDSKlN REPORTER can be ac- credited to these photographers: itopi Bob Rosen- crans, Mary Bublitz, Sherri Summitt, Vernon t - Smith, Dennis Parmley, Don Lewis, Ken Knoelk, h h t i f ilefti Brent NIcSwain, Joel Radtke, Bob Huff- p O p G p U I G smith, Not pictured: Lynn D'Amico, Aztec, Sponsor Bob Nleakins. Lynn D'Amico Aztec Bob Huffsmith Don Lewis My ,.. ,yl .mv ji. Q., ,,,, , Xirikz , 155 ,. 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All Hiking Club members: there will be a meeting tonight in lVlr. Baki's room to reschedule the trip. All Hiking Club members: you can pick up your new permission slips from Robert Rosencrans. All Hiking Club members: the trip has been cancelled again. Please turn back the two permission slips to the office. Are you in Hiking Club? Yes, are you? Yes, but I thought Hiking Club was designed to hike in the mountains, not back and forth to the office to pick up and turn in permission slips! Over hill and over dale, travel the hikers, in the search to find their way home. Q V. i s f -,L .Q wg. . tr z t . ,..ssg.:'r1s 'wt f r .xii 'a. r.'f'fsr53 ::v35f3z,Etl 'Tilt-'QQ - we 'K Ykfsw iiif , g 0,5 Wi' f4i 5,Q. gi' r' '3 'i'f'? M 1' ' ' MLP .fp ,Mx rr' :fir fe'Hff9,'75Z J Aer' NU 1 VVV- , ,gyftfin ,-3 V.l-:,,xw..- V- . s A . 'ffl y . ..,if,Q . ' W , - I will i .f ,,,rGt' 4.55 , 11-Y... ' . 'ftflr- Q r rffiii-1. - :gg at C 'ti r 5 ', M - . '.,,4- I ,seq 2 an , h w f- r Q?,fgp'g,s Hp. if ni P . .A.. .g:. 1. E 2, 1 , ,. R , . 1: 5 -ff 1: I I if I:-.M igyri . gg,Kisa-14.5.--Vg..geawwis.,j11 1, , Y I gg KX- f ,Q 1,- i .iff A x .M me in Q-J 'es 3, fee-A f of .lf . , a - L .. ,- if .sv .. .au Just taking it easy up the trail are Rick Roberts and Jennifer Schildgen. iAbovei ls it the Abominable Snowman? No, just Robert Rosencrans. iBelowl Don Lewis and Ken Knoelk were not too anxious to break up camp after the first outing early in September. Wilikmr Hiking Club Sponsors Mr Wes Baku Mr Roy Leonard Mr Bruce Burnett Mr Ray Anderson President ilst semesterl Robert Rosencrans i2nd semesterl Ken Knoelk Vice President Don Lewis Members Gena Anderson Vicki Boettiger Pat Chitwood Phyllis Clark Debbie Clark Tom Cottrell Chip Cummings Debbie Daib Donette Davis Dan Deslauriers Kathy Dickerson Shelly Ferguson Lisa Fischer Kevin Friesen Carla Graves Pam Kerbs Cameron Knoelk John Kurth Robin Leazer Patty Lewis Pam Mitchell Emily Morse Chris Muller Julie Myer Nancy Myer Nancy Owens Sherry Pace Kelly Fioark Rick Roberts Jennifer Schildgen Linda Simon Kim Stewart Linda Stover Marcia Stover Kathy Tucker Bobbie Wart Greg Williams Renee Withrow Karen Wray Sponsors and hikers paused for a rest on the Long s Peak Trail Mr Ray Anderson lresting in picture 1l a teacher at Conrad Ball hiked with the group Sponsor Roy Leonard's group was undecided: Which way do we go to get home? C l On they trek, fulfilling the objectives of Hiking Club: to explore, to study, and to enjoy the out-of-doors. Y. dromo club joins octors, techs QR S 4,9777 .55 K Quiet on the set! Actors, take your places. . .open that curtain. Bring up 'ra those lights. ' tj I said, QUIET! A W Thank you. Cut, cut, cut! Come on, now. How many times must we go over this? You joined this club to learn hovv to act, and you call yourselves actors? AIl right, from the top again. Quiet on the set. Places, places. Hey, it's opening night, can you believe l can believe it. You're not nervous, are you? Who, mmmmeeee? Nnnnervoussss? Break a leg. Right, thumbs up. Good luck. Same to you. , Break a leg. V, Will you shut up and act? Club members must take ticket sales respon- Propman Alan Matheson is responsible for sibilities for each production. Gena Ander- making sure all props are in their places son takes her shift. before the performance. lVlake-up, an important preliminary step be fore curtain time, begins for Terry lVlays. Properties and light crew members Don Lewis and Cameron Knoelk are essential behind the scenes. lAbove lefti With a lot of things on her mind Sponsor Roberta Price has places to go iAbovei From See How They Run, Scott Gregg's conservative reputation is at stake iLeftl Techniques of applying make-up are emphasized by Don Schulz, sponsor of the technical aspect of the club. He demonstrates on Jeff Bates. iBelowl See How They Run dress rehearsal indicated a few flaws to per feet before opening night, November 14 R 5 'u..e Drama Club Dramatic Director-Roberta Price Technical Director-Don Schulz President-Lecia Prang Vice President-Rich Sowa Secretary-Debbie Daley Treasurer-Scott Gregg Members: Jane Amen Gena Anderson Nancy Askeland Amy Ballinger Jeff Bates Diane Belz Ray Blake Vicki Boettiger Bill Bokelman Doug Bowers Julie Bowman Lisa Brachle Julie Brackett Theresa Braymer Judy Brown Bev Burback Dan Burke Beckl Burton Jannell Buttler Suzie Chandler Yvonne Chavez Pat Chitwood Frank Contreas Terry Daley Bobbie Davis Val Eastin Tim Emery Wanda Flshburn Lisa Fischer Tom Fisher Debbie Freeman Rick Frisbee Cheryl Hawthorne Linda Herder Peggy Herder Judy Hersh Debbie Kaminiski Cameron Knoelk Kenneth Knoelk Steve Knox Karen Lenthe Don Lewis Patty Lewis Alan Matheson Pat McClure Laurie McCluskey Evelyn McGinley Karen Merrell Julie Myers Mark Messman Chuck Miller Pam Mitchell Gwen Mitchell Emily Morse Rick Nasby Tonya Newman Cheryl Peters Carol Pierce Matt Porter Cindy Palmer Janean Roth Erin Roark Kelly Roark Judy Roger Robert Rosencrans Karen Round Randy Rye I'erese Schildgen Cal Schreiner Pat Spencer Patty Stone Joan Stoupa Judy Tjaden Jennifer Truce Sheri Watson Sherrie Wilberg Kevin Wood Carol Workman high country powder buffs hit the slopes l'm getting sick of those candy bars. Who can eat them at eight o'clock in the morning? Are you going on the ski trip this weekend ? Where are they going? ProbabIy Breckenridge. Again? Well, that's what I heard. l kinda dread that bus ride. How is the snow? They have a 41-inch base with three inches of new powder. Sounds great! Have you ever used the T-bar before? No. Well, don't sit on it or you'll dump yourself off. . .oops. lAbovel Hey, you guys, wait for me! yells Principal Herman Smith,a frequent partici- pant in Ski Club trips. lBelowl A mountain of ndy had to be sold before the club could ski with financial security. Carol Higbee i climbed that mountain. 3 1 5 -- . '. ,: 'i' lVlr. Larry Beers, a Ski Club sponsor, and his wife have a friendly, yet chiIly,wave. Sponsors: Gary Batha and Larry Beers Amen, Jane Anderson, John Anderson, Steve Anstett, Dan Arnold, Joyce Barnes,Carolyn Bartz, Manfred Benson, Tara Berger, Cathi Breeden, Lorie Brown, Angel Brown, Ed Brown, Judy Church Brenda Clagett John Colon ne Ajith Colton Kevin Connell Tony Cooney Nancy Cumpsten Cindy Daib, Debra Davis, Donette Davis, Doug DeDecker, Carol Devereaux, Jack Dietz, Merlin Doexcher, Ron Dusenbery, Loren Eakin, Linda Fenwick, Butch Ferguson, Steve Geist, Julie Graff, Rick Gregg Scott Gulas Barb Gund,Ma nfred Haas Lindy l-lelgeson Eric Helgeson Rene Helling Pam Herman, Rich Hersh, Judy Higbee, Carol Hines, Melanie Hoffman, Jan Hornung, Debbie Hubbs, Ed Huffsmith, Bob Irwin, Patty Jacobs, Kathy Johnston, Jill Juengst, Carl Kamiski, Debbie Kelsey, Jim Kengit, Danny King Tary Klitz Anita Koldeway Gregg Korkos Mary Kramer Peggy Ligotke Mike Logan Monty Loss, Leslie Ludwick, Sandy Maize, Chris March, Lucinda Martinson, Kirk Matheson, Alan McCartney, Geana McConnell, Vonnie McKenzie, Scott McLean, Steve McSwain, Brent Melin, Mary Mielde, Mike Mommer, Linda Mommer, Teresa Moreland Terry Moore Andy Moore Audrey Moyes Tammy Myer Nancy Newman Tonya Nicastle Mark Niedemayr, Chris Pace, Rod Pace, Sherri Palmer, Cindy Parks, Sue Parshall, Karen Persichitte, Robbie Phillips, Kim Piersel, Mark Pitcher, Jeff Plue, Randy Porter, Matt Postek, Jeff Powell, Dave Ratzlaff, Kathy Riegel Cindy Robinson Duane Roe Mitch Rosencra ns Bob Rosenhagen Mark Rye Dan Sage John Sakala, Robert Schildgen, Teresa Selleck, Sue Shannon, Donna Shelhamer, Pam Shideler, Pam Siewarding, Carla Sinnard, Tim Sladek, Ralph Spencer, Pat Sterkel, Judy Steen, Gregg Stone, Patty Stover, Marcia Strandvold, Karen Sullivan Starr Tarket, Ken Weinland Craig Whitmore Scott Wick Sue Williams Jill Williams Phil HB ,V tgp ,SA W L , . 1 K . 1 3 K . Members of Ski Club line up to get lift tickets at Breckenridge. I kngw my Skis are in there somewhere Here, skis. Here, skis. lt's a long way down there to the bottom. You have to rest sometime. J' if H ik' H 'ii' 1' 'L ' 5' Wk 'L it fi t 'iw z i'?fCa,i,ile , . 3 Eff w,'w, ,,, ' '- l. , '., ,, i t Q ,, rrts tssits V, Q Q Zi' ,,,- ,, V-vw if V W' 'ff i ff ffl W fl Wi wil wf , if w1f,'x:iei ' .eff 122- js? ' T i ff Q A , , , 5 , ,A M ,,,, ,,,,i' ' 2 we r - it -' Z-fx fr tf',f, r tea , ,f r iz W4-5 j ew' V V, else' f n A ,,,e J srrs, ,rel , , 1 5 ' s- , , er , ' A - - fl K 5 1 N iw K W ' U' , , .i it f - ' fglfw .J ia, 75, 1 52 2- Will? , ' I, 'W 9: Q ' ' 6 'ffrif-Qff' 'Jw W , , L Y A if if l'ri 'rf F r W 7' . af l, fi 4 JA t 2 5 orotors increose debote skills What event are you going to be in this trip? As always, I'm on the debate team. What are you doing? l've got oral interp., dramatics, and poetry. Are you negative or affirma- tive? We're negative. Again. Can you keep a straight face, because I'm going to tell you something and I don't want the rest to know. Jaynie took first place! ALL RIGHT! l said, 'keep a straight face'. I did, but you didn't say anything about yelling. Sponsor-Mrs. Cheryl Stevens President-Terri Maize Vice President-Bill Willcutts G Members: Anstett Dan Bates Jeff Beagle Brad Coleman Mike Daley Debbie Mays Terr Pierce Carol Roper Dave Shelton Donita Sparks Lee Heinrichs Janet Spencer Pat Henely Jayne Maslen, Marlaine Whitmore Scott Secretary!Treasurer-Da nice McCa u- I Y , , Y . , . , , . , . , , , , Jayne Henely flashes a smile of accomplish- ment after taking first in her division. 1,-of lAbovei Trying to ease some of the tension while awaiting the judges, Loveland Forensics mem- bers converse nervously. lBeIowi An anxious moment of organizing debate cards is shared by Danice McCauley and Dave Roper. Staying calm and collected, Mike Coleman, Terri Maize gives her interpretation of poetry , member of the debate t m, states his rebuttal at Rocky Mountain High. -'--,..,,,,- . mic ond lens keeps lhs 'reeling' Smile. Why? You're on 'Candid Camera'. DOr1't give me that. Beally! lt's the truthl. lt's part of our Mic and Lens Club project for Senior Week. l thought all you guys did was Rag Day. Well, sure, we do that, but, we're also doing multi-media productions about the school's various departments. l didn't know that. Yup. lt's for the school's public rela- tions. Hey, you! Smilel llVVhy?ll You're on 'Candid Camera'. Bruce Dailey explains how to operate the video tape machine, an important instrument at LHS. Sponsor- Mr. Larry Beers President-Randy Stevens Vice PresidentJDan Johnson Secretary-Sharon Stevens Treasurer-Terry Daley Members: McCluskey Bob Mead Diane Bokelman Bill Preston Cathy Abbott Mike Alps Steve Kearney Mary Sakala Robert Lewis Brian Lewis.Steve Stofferahn B ecky Dailey, Bruce Rupp, Jlulie lAbov9l Beware of the Mic and Lens Club. They're watching you. iLeftl Club members handle techniwl and costly equipment with care. iAbovel Club members brought in a Loveland city policeman to direct traffic in the intersection one day as a segment for their Candid Camera film. lBelowi Officers and sponsor show off A.V. equipment: Mr. Larry Beers, Sharon Stevens, Randy Stevens, and Terry Daley. , ,,., . ,, t . ' ,, i t at 5 ' - JE H Q y . r ta 'f f' . , ,r ' at Mi' we f f 'lm f If ' ta relief Z A 15 -f ef , fs - vi Mia.-1?v'Lr , .ff f' fwgffwff A - . 'i 's 't 1 f rs- , We ifSi'lfi ,, Wai' 1 fi- ' f5,,S?i12f. ' ff9e4?5fw,1 C 3 'tv--' K ' ' 1 rg W, ,. I is M r rrr , f 1 , 5 L' f - ' i, , ' s l ' 1 L A ' . ' 'ir 4? , f 1 ' , ,M ,. V-.. ,ga Y f -., fa QSM l'his emblem, designed by the Loveland chapter of FBLA, represents what the club is all about, Jennice Hatfield, president, prepares the display window for FBLA Week as the organization gets ready for district contest in February, 2, K fblo prepores for work world l'm not getting inside this Homecoming float! Me eitherl Don't throw all the candy at once! Heyl You're not supposed to eat ' the candy yourself, you're supposed to throw it! l'm gonna fall. HELPl Hey out there! This thing won't come back up! Stuff is flying all over! What if it blows up? Let me out of herel Man, I had no idea that district contest would be like this. I know. After I was in the testing room, I knew something was wrong when they asked me to spell 'Memoran- dum'. What's wrong with that? l was signed up to take the account- ing test, but I guess it doesn't matter. Why? I won the spelling contest! FBLA Advisors Mrs Sue Tuell Mrs Glenda Bond Mr Joe Scaggs Mr Gary Stroh President Jennice Hatfield Vice President-Carla Graves Secretary-Cindy Livingston Treasurer Beki Benson Parlimentarian Nancy Bures MEMBERS Blssing Jill Duncan Carla Dykes Julie Eastin Valerie Hall Donna Halsey Linda Hemberger Barb Hornung Debbie Kiehn Denise Klein Belva Korkos Mary Kuntz Anita McCormick Sheryl Meyers Marian Oltmann Terri Rendoff Brenda Rendoff Cindy Flomanowski Teresa Schwarz Joanna Sullivan Starr Warren Linda Withrow Renae Wright Julie Reporter-Yolanda Troncoso Angeli, Cindy Lafferty, Da na I I I I I , , I , . , - , , . I I , . I . ' . . ' . I ' V ' . , . . i 'Ka 6 fl than I f4vm,.,,, My K6 'Q ? Mrs, L, Christiansen, head secretary at CSU, tells about her job: FBLA prepares students for business jobs, Where is everyone? zfmmni I Former Miss FBLA of 1971 was a guest at the spring district conference where the following peo ple won awards Julie Dykes first In Executive Decision Making Nancy Bures first in Filing Debbie Hornung, Mary Korkos, Starr Sullivan, Donna Hall and Cindy Angeli, first in Parliamen- tary Procedure: Linda Halsey, second in Public Speaking: Beki Benson, second in Job Intervievvg Cindy Flendoff, Marion Meyer and Yolanda Troncoso, second in Exhibit: Linda Warren, third in Data Processing: Carla Duncan, fourth in Jr, Stenographerp Brenda Rendoff, fourth in Clerical and fifth in Essay, multiple projects involve homemokers FHA members, Dee Dee Moore and Michelle Freitag, proved useful to LHS by repairing the stage curtains. 11 Do you want to buy a milkshake? How-much are they? They're only 3002 Well, what flavors do you have? Today's special is vanilla. l don't have any money but will you take my Master Charge? Are we going to fix the stage curtains this Saturday? l don't know. They've cancelled it so many times I can't keep track of whether we are or whether we're not. l Are you going to the state convention? I don't know. I haven't decided. What do they do there? I don't know l've never gone. Mrs. Mannon did tell me one thing. What did she tell you? You get to sample a lot of good food. Are you going to be in the skit? Yes, but l forgot my costume. Well, how can you be an Indian with- out your costume? l'm going to make a feather out of construction paper and hope for the best. Newly elected officers Susan Bock, Kyle Sherman, Cheryl Tabor, Michelle Freitag, Judy Ridder, Teri Ripley, Pam Shelhammer and Beth Sullivan receive red rosebuds during the traditional installation ceremony from Advisor Pam Mannon. M54 4 .. i. . 5 6, QI' .::f'4rS5ff.zEQ ' 2. Q' 1-flifg 'F xS2,i3:Yit4E!1: ,ait i ,,..y, 25515 'VL Yli?iE,, i P . :S SWEFEW W- f 5 . Milf- fi.. 2, F iY', lAbovel FHA endeavors to show girls the way toward new horizons as represented by their emblem. lLeftl What FHA means to me was the theme of the skit Impact given for CSU Home Economic education students. Participants in the skit were from left to right: Susan Bock, Sharon Mcllhatton Judy Ridder, Vickie Chambers, Anne Taylor Michelle Freitag, Connie Harrnel, Beth Sul- livan. Not pictured, Pam Shelhammer. FHA Advisors Pam Mannon Georganne Kahler President Judy Rudder Vice President Secretary Michelle Freitag Treasurer Pam Shelhammer Historian Susan Bock Parlimentarlan Beth Sullivan District officer Susan Bock MEMBERS Laurel Buster Dee Dee Moore Vickie Chambers Ann Taylor Sharon Mcllhatton Dee Dee Wilson ReporteriKyle Sherman One of FHA's main money making pro- jects was the milkshake machine that was placed in the cafeteria. Susan Bock, FHA historian, serves Mrs. Vi Hicks one of many shakes she prepared. . ' h-. Q ... .- 1 ,-i ff? --.. lr 11 ,X ,Sem Q saggy? NNN N Fifi ..,, T :stff , 1? ' ffm -7-L i s - ik Eighth hour FFA: lstandingi Linda Wooldridge, president: Marty Glomb, vice president: Diane Mead, secretary: Andrea Bacon, treasurer: Cathy Preston, reporter: Deb Smith, sentiel, Mr, Bob Hamblen, advisor, lSeatedi Maynard Peterson, Tim Pfieff, Calvin Millhollin, Jerry Stolz, Don Caswell: not pictured, Loren Tonsing, Seventh hour FFA: Bill Engebretsen, president: Nancy Clark, secretary: Rita Sorgatz, treasurer: Loren Blair, reporter: Marvin Schwarz, sentinel: Lance Felker, Dave Dotson, Dave McElroy: not pictured, Nita Hayes, vice president: Flon Hill, Future Farmers of America Advisor - Mr, Bob Hamblen Officers listed above MEMBERS: Andrea Bacon Diane Mead Loren Blair Calvin Millhollin Don Caswell Maynard Peterson Nancy Clark Tim Pfieff Dave Dotson Cathy Preston Bill Engebretsen Marvin ,Schwarz Lance Felker Rita Sorgatz Marty Glomb Deb Smith Nita Hayes Jerry Stolz Flon Hill Loren Tonsing 'W Dave McElroy Linda Wooldridge lFlightI Flon Hill and his calf were at the 5 ChiIdren's Farm, sponsored by FFA during FFA Week in February, future formers busy this yeor ls this your first year in FFA? Yea, and I'm really glad I joined. The best part is going to the stock show in Denver. If you sell Christmas trees for so many hours, everything is paid for you. . .transportation, meals, etc. What's at the stock show? AII kinds of things. Lots of animals like cows and horses are judged and you even get to attend the rodeo, which in- cludes calf roping, bronc riding, barrel racing and the funniest clowns around. Sounds great, How was it this year? I heard it was really good. What do you mean, you heard it was good? I thought you said you belonged to FFA? I do, but I missed the bus on the day day of the stock show. Marty Glomb lets a child hold a bunny at the ChiIdren's Farm, set up in the Loveland Drug parking lot, Students of LHS move the Art Club Home- mming float that took first place and was donated to the school by the club. club gool spri Art Club Advisor Miss Pat Baker President Barb Gulas Vice President Greg Williams Secretary Treasurer Tonya Newman MEMBERS: Gena Anderson Barbara Long ' Pat McClure Chris Maize Kim Flademacher Kelley Roark Jennifer Schlidgen Pam Shideler Amy Sparks Yolanda Troncoso Diane Boehn Tom Carmon Nancy Cooney Kim Grounds Carol Higbee Melanie Hines Greg Jones Tom Justus Mike Ligotke Pat McClure and Jennifer Schlidgen worked all winter on projects during the weekly Art Club meetings. Barb Gulas, the president of Art Club, works hard to shape her work for the spring art Show show, Miss Pat Baker, sponsor of Art Club, watches over her club. ng oft show Hey! What is Art Club all about? Art Club is designed for those students that wish to expand their abilities in art. OH! How do you get in to this cIub? That's easy, all you have to do is come to one of our meetings. There you can work on whatever you want. And maybe exchange a few ideas. That sounds great. But what other things do you do, besides weekly ses- sions? We have a few main events. Like the making of the Homecoming float and the Spring Art Show. Well, have I con- vinced you yet? Yea, I think l'm convinced. lAb0vel Hey, Hey, it's Gena Anderson busy playing in the clay. lBelowl Jennifer Schlidgen's macrame pro- ject will be an entry in the club-sponsored show. future educotors testing themselves This meeting of SEEC will novv come to order. Our guest speakers tonight are. . Kelly, aren't you going to tell what SEEC means? Again? We go through this every time. All right, Mrs. Duerre, what does it mean? lt stands for Students Exploring Educational Careers. That means not only teachers, but counselors, adminie strators, janitors, and any school-related occupations. O ur guest speakers tonight are Ajith Colonne, Fredrick Borgstedt, and Mr. Richard Gammon. Do you vvant to talk or do you vvant us to ask questions? Why don't you just ask questions. Kelly, what are you passing out? Questions, l wrote some down. Why? Because no one ever asks any. Sponsors Mrs Vicki Duerre Mr Helmling President Kelly Roark Vice President Donette Davis Secretar Trac Scott H istoruan Kathy March Members Patty Levvls Marie Ramsey Erin Roark Kim Phillips Joel Tjornehoj Sherrie Wllberg Jeff Bates Laurie Butter Vicki Boettiger Angie Egan Barb Freeman Linda Leonard - . I ' , . Bill Y- Y Treasurer-Patty Stone lStandingl Tracy Scott, secretary: Kelly Roark, president, iseatecll Kathy March, his- torian' Fionette Davis, vice president. Mr. Dale Clarke vvas the first SEEC Teacher-of-the-Month for the year. Surprised might de- scribe his reaction upon presentation ofthe award by the club. lAbovel Sophomore Erin Boark reaches for a cookie at a typical club rnee.I..4. lBelowl Mrs. Vicki Duerre and Mr, Bill Helmling, SEEC sponsors, discuss cadet teaching and other experimen- tal trips into the teaching world, what , li M L deco prepores future solesmen Let's get a mushroom. pizza. You're crazy! I wouldn't eat a mushroom pizza if my life depended on it O.K. We'll get a pepperoni pizza since we all will eat it, but next time I get a mushroom pizza. Yea, next time we'lI let the big baby have her mushroom pizza. You know, I don't really feel like doing this salestalk at the state DECA meet. Well, you got voted for it and said you wanted to go so you better do it good! l will but I just didn't realize how hard it is to do. lt will be a good experience. For sure and I just felt like complaining anyway. Advisors-Mrs. Linda McCarthy Mr. Neal Buckner , President-Robin Dohrn Vice President-Rich Hansen Secretary-Barb Hemberger Treasurer-Sue Tideman MEMBERS Karen Appel Laurie Brooks Lisa Brooks Bob Chappell Debbie Eager Nancy Edsall Ken Eheart Greg Ellis Kendra Engle- hardt Steve Ferguson Mark Findley James Fox Patsy Galbreath DeAnn Gates Julie Geist Mike Gile Connie Haller Alexa Hankins Connie Harmel Jaynie Henely Kathy Hicks Suzette Hill Tracy Hogue Cheryl Holcomb Ed Hubbs Cindy Jones Randy Jones Dan Keith Pam Kerbs Rick Kness Geana McCartney Rosemary lVlcf Mahon Verle Maring Cindy Martin Gabor Maska Brenda Meireis Wayde Metheny Eric Moore Sharon Moore Carla Newman Gale Olson Nancy Owens Diane Peterson Chris Pfalzgraff Pam Potter Carolyn Ramirez Sue Ratschkowsky Duane Robinson David Roper Rick Rosenberg Roberta Rouse Russell Shortridge Joe Solis Pat Spencer Linda Stover Randy Streck Kim Stuart Debi Sullivan Rhonda Tideman Kathy Tucker Margaret Valdez Judy Velasquez Janet Viegut Judy White Phil Williams Distributive Education Clubs of America oung politicions try diplomocy What have you decided to write your position paper on for the Model U.N.? We've given it a lot of thought and we've decided to ask for land to set up our country, A new country! Yea, the PLO. We're asking for a little bit of lsrael, a little bit of Jordan and a lot ofthe Sinai desert. Mr, Burnett, can we declare war on the United States? lt's up to you. Nobody can stop you. They might try to send Henry Kisseng er over to try and stop us. We'll agree to what ever he says and then we'll attack. l've been saving clippings about Israel all year so l'll be able to rebuttal any- thing any other country says about us this spring. So have l--I even take notes on the six o'clock news reports every night, Now that's what l call dedication to the delegation, comrade. , S , , an ,iff i E! President Anne Findling conducts business during a meeting of the International Rela- tions Club, Advisor Bruce Burnett tells Model U,N, dele- gates about educational TV shows they should watch about the countries they will represent, International Relations Club ponsors- Mr, Bruce Burnett Mr, Richard Gammon resident-Anne Findling ice President Joel Tjorneioj ecretary-Jane Amen reasurer Pat Nelson MEMBERS Bill Abbott Jayme Henely Jeff Bates Erin Roark Frederick Borgstedt Kelley Roark John Clagett Jennifer Schildgen Adjith Colonne Jeanette Smith Denise Hawthorne Denise Wille Jeff Bates and Joel Tjornehoj decide what boundary lines to ask for in their debate Members Denise Hawthorne, Anne Findling, Joel Tiornehoj and Advisor Burnett listen to strate gy being prepared by other Model U,N, delegates, feminine athletes invode 'I' club tribe Sign up on this sheet for when you will sell apples at the basketball games and wrestling matches coming up. lt'll be sent around now and picked up later. We've had a suggestion that money be spent for indoor-outdoor carpeting in the varsity locker rooms. . . Does that include the girls' locker rooms?! We don't need that! lt won't drain and it'll be . . Let's have a vote on itl Say, what about a new trophy case? That's more important than carpeting. Any discussion? . . .a vote then. All in favor? Opposed? Majority rules. . . we'll wait until we find something we can agree on. The meeting is adjourned. Hey, wait a minute! You guys left the sign up sheet blank! ...you guys? . . . Oh, well . . . Mr. Neal Buckner is ready to spring into action in the game between the faculty and L Club. L Club Advisors Mrs Glenda Tuller M Kevin Po ansk President ary Persichitte Vice President Doug Gorham Secretary Kevin Hill Treasurer Lindsey Pardun MEMBERS C Anderson Anderson Anderson J Arnold Benton Bergstrom Bott Brackett Channel Christensen Clark Cormier Cottrell Craft Daily Doyle Eaton Edds Egan .E is Elrod . Englehardt Findlev . Findling Folsom . Ford J. Fox Gibson . Green Grotzinger Haas Hale . Haller Hammond . Hammond . Hansen . Helgeson Herndon House . Huggenberger Huyler . Johnson . Kiehn . Klein Knox . Kuntz . Kuntz US01PZ7!FUC7gl '-9-'-ID-lmU75V7'-l'U'!U ZeF rDU:U3ZeSDPU:rJ:07spIppflU7i ppmmgp!-ppfnmfll-l-lIO1J5Djup:iOg1UFHOSD-IE-UUJZUCDU-l7!-l'UOZ.U'-4-li-CDIJJJU Lang Leamons Lewis Lewis McCluskey McCluskey McConnell McCoy eier Miller Miller Minnig Miracle Moreland Murata Nicholas Pace Paris Parmle Peterson Pollard 'Pugh Reigal Rennick . Roberts Schmid . Schreiner Shaffer Shelhamer Shideler Sladek .' Smith Smith f Sprouse Strasber er - Q . Thompson Umberger Umberger Vernon Viegut Viegut Vikse Vincent Vogel Willcutts Wilson Ziems r 'EQ-2 'kg me . , waz ,f Buy your apples here said Debbie Lang, as Doug Gorham and Janet Viegut members of L Club help out at a basketball game. zii ...' Q Mr. Kevin Polansky watches the ball, as he participates in the L Club-faculty game. honor society stresses service Writing invitations for the now traditional Honor Society induction ceremonies are Manfred Bartz, Robin Leazer, and Denise Hawthorne, lAbovel Officers for this year's Honor Socie- ty are Teresa Miller, secretary: Danice McCau ley, treasurerp Lindsey Pardun, president: and Joel Tjornehoj, vice president, lRightl Stuff- ing envelopes for the office is one ofthe services Honor Society performs, Here Rich Hansen, Janna Lebsack, and Jeff Arnold take their turns with attendance reports, Do we have any old business? . . . Any new business? l don't know what all we can do, but this club needs to be more activel' I agree! Every time someone asks us what we do, well, what do you say? Then we'd better plan some por- jects to do in the next few months. Do we have any suggestions? Don't everyone talk at once.. .' Well, there's always the induction ceremonies to plan. . . Aughh, not that! Quick people think of something! National Honor Society Advisor Miss Faye Chapman President Lindsey Pardun Vice President-Joel Tjornehoj Secretary Teresa Miller Treasurer Damce McCauley MEMBERS Seniors Rod Pace Jane Amen Carol Pierce Gena Anderson Mark Anderson Manfred Bartz Linda Boettger Sharlanne Bruce Steve Channell Vicki Churchill Kathy Davidson Lois Dunkin Diane Felske Anne Findling Tom Fisher Steve Folsom Terri Grotzmger Denise Hawthorne Denise Kiehn Barbara Kuiper Robin Leazer Susan Lenthe Sandy Ludwick Terri Maize Gary Miller Audrey Moore Pat Morris Susan Olmstead Brenda Rendoff Cindy Riegel Kelley Roark Randy Rye Jennifer Schildgen Calvin Schreiner Joanna Schwarz Jeanette Smith Vernon Smith Linda Stover Yolanda Troncoso Bill Willcutts Juniors Jeff Arnold David Dunkle David Fellows Emy Jo Garrison Richard Hansen Brian Herndon Randall Johnson Cary Juvonen Debbie Kaminski Laurel Leazer Janna Lebsack Scott Paris students meet for french, fun, M 5 '+-4-' t 3 .saw fs, l Q ,. awww FE w ,c f Q i. 3 --tie , ,aw . ' ff si L- f . , 2 I if Q ,imfifvififw-f' , , ,,-su ,f. . , . eg M E, , i ,,.g3Q,sie ,,-mt! . -r .ev ff' , , ,t-. .,,,. V . . , Qsgzasig-,.i ,. ,L ,kiwi ,ktk V . V, V V H A 2 5 Taking time out from the French Club bake sale to talk to their sponsor, Miss Carol Gutzmer, MEMBERS Linda Leth Sandy Ludwick Chris Maize Debbie Miller Tim Miller Suzy Mortenson Pat Nelson Cindy Riegel Donita Shelton Sandy Snell Leslie Wigle French Club Cindy Bauer Debbie Blumanhourst Frank Contreras Grant Davis Denise Hawthorne Debbie Hornung Joan Jeffers LeeAnn Jones Peggy Kramer Robin Leazer Advisor Miss Carol Gutzmer President: Terri GYOTZUWQGI' Vice President: Terri Maize Secretary: Lora Thompson Treasurer: Patty Irwin are Leslie Wigle, Dawn Willett, Cindy Bauer, ond frolic --Oh, formidable, nous aurons ie pique-nique d'automne pres de l'e-tang, Probablement quelqu'un finira par avoir des vetements rnouiles. Alors, ie me demande qui sera. . .? 4 --Ah non, pas moi! Pas encore. C'etait . J . . moi l'annee passee. Choisissez un autre. --Bonte divine. On mentionne le mot il'eaub et tout le monde disparait. --Eh bien, groupe, nous avons besoin d'argent comme toujours. Qu' est-ce que nous allons faire? Voulezvous vendre des gateaux, de la patisseije, etc.? . . - . N -Ou: mais ici a l'ecole. ll y a de , - '- gros gaspllleurs ici. --Et nous pouvons depenser tout l'ar- gent pour une surprise-partie de bowling. Et apres nous pouvons tous aller pour un pizza. --Que pensez-vous de jeudi pour la surprise-partie? I --Non, impossible. Nous avons une repetition pour la piece, --Eh bien, lundi? --Non, jamais lundi. Tout le monde l'oublie pendant le week end. Ouelle surprise-partie avec une ou deux per- sonnes! --Alors, il y a seulement mardi. --Mais. . . --Au moins nous amusons bien tou- jours! French Club members Patty Irwin, Grant Davis, Frank Contreras, John Jeffers, Cindy Bauer, Leslie Wigle, Debbie Blumanhourst, Sandy Ludwick, Suzy Mortenson, Peggy Kramer, Linda Leth, Chris Maize, Donita Shelton, Denise Hawthorne, Sandy Snell, and Debbie Miller watch as Sponsor M Carol Guzmer claims Terri Grotzinger for France. iss german club molses first yeor debut H A .. ,,,. Y , , Wer ist das? Ach, das ist unser deutsch Klub, Was machen sie? Sie haben Parties. Sie kochen, Sie zeigen Bilder und Dias. Sie laufen Schi. Sie haben viel Spass, Muss man Deutsch wissen? Ya, mah muss in einer Deutsch klasse sein, lst Deutsch schwer? Nein, nicht wenn man lernt, Na Ich nehme Deutsch nachster Jahr. German Club Advisor Barb Zeische i President Chris Niedermayr Vice President Anita Klltz MEMBERS Pam MaCravey Marrlanne Meyer Terri Miller Lindsey Pardun Kelley Roark Tracy Scott Anita Klitz,Mrs. Ziesche,and Chris Niedermayr, fi Jams Amen Mrs, Ziesche's house. Manfred Bartz Loren Dusenbery Larry Fenske Tim Flint John Kurth Becky Urban Secretary-Treasurer-Amy Ballenger The foreign language clubs' lGerman, Spanish, and Frenchl Homecoming float depicted a map of Europe with Good luck, Indians in the three languages, x a snack after a German slide presentation at sl 1 T I' ,ti W 5, 'si LHS's first German Club officers Amy, Chris, and Anita posed on a serious autumn after- noon, lotin lovers lil-re Sentio nos iter ad Romam in animo labere debere ut consilium loc anno, lta, Sed in quo modo pecuniam merere possumus? Fortasse cursum quadrigarum in circo longuoge E f sfitsif, its habere et eo tempore magistrum O'FarreIlum leonibus tradere poteramus. Populi maximam pecuniam pro illo pendere debent! lVlinime, Expectate. Cur princi- pem Smithum leonibus non tradimus. . . minime, discipulis! Omnes negotium parandorum magistrorum in togis una cum Iauris eorum capiti- bus suscipere poteramus. Ut hoc maximum negotium faceremus, acropolem aedificalimus. .... incertus, nos socii, our venditionem alicuius cocti non hobemus. Latin Club Advisor-lVlr. Robert O'Farrell President-Randy Rye Vice President-Denise Smith Secretary-Linda Leonard Treasurer-Mark lVlessman MEMBERS Jeff Arnold Gayln Land Joann Chatham Audrey Loomis Chip Cummings Scott lVlcKenzie Jack Devereaux Brent McSwain Jim Eaton Jay Price Charlene England Rick Roberts Adrianne Gastony Howard Smith Ramona Hill Phil Williams Randy Johnson Kevin Wood Danny Keith Overseei O'Farrell. The club foosball tournament starred such skilled players as Howard Smith. ' ' J 'W t 1 a I . X .,,, ng the Latin scene is Advisor ft it J ..,, ,. .. , L , is as 5541 Q s X S ..r ' mf Wise ff , .mazziiwiui i,Aw , it , , rr , , X., if W5 A t, irri . -rtt it W ,te ,. .A:, J as f r 'r rv st gr , , :HR 43 ga Ir, 1 A 'iz 1 Q4 at I' Egg J 5 , 5 ,, t RRR? , I ,- , ,i t.fV,mg4t1,g ,AQ mf a was ' 1 , Q Engrossed in the world of Latin are these first year language students and club members. Latin Club members include Audrey Loomis, Denise Smith, Joann Chatham, Ramona Hill, Chip Cummings, Jay Price, Scott lVlcKenzie, Jim Eaton, Danny Keith, Randy Johnson, Phil Williams, Jeff Arnold, Jack Devereaux, Brent NlcSwain, Howard Smith, Kevin Wood, Gayln Land, and lVlr. Robert O'Farrell, advisor. h Q, 3 sports vorsity folters in conference competition Trying to elude a Ft. Collins player, Rick Kness l28l glances urgently for an open receiver. 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' .A , ' ' r N - - , 1 , J J., C, J , C B 3 ? 1 f,, M A, N ' V I 5 'M Q 'f , 5 A ,,t-39 S! - kk sus -ri 5 DV, K - V Q. 4 ' A 5' 1 , :tt V q w : i' . 1- A - ,, x it ' W ll if 1- 2-af ' 4 J. iv 'L Q A - :ig Q -V v- . I i If .,rrr s ,N V 1- . 44 Q a- w rit -V ir, it, --- 'fi' 11: C . T tt-- 2 1 rrre tilffmvesti seer f ' Q i ' ' 7 ,--. V ,, -. ti le.. .1-.ts2i: ii., , .4 21 - :r :V Q15 ,Q ' 'fail 42-fr i ? .Z353'S?ii,1f4 mL53MLf?i,-Qkslf3T .' L t Varsity Football Team: Row 1: Dave Ziems, Jon Mickey, Rick Craft, Jeff Arnold, Jim Eaton, Mike Deal, Dave Dunkle, Steve Channel, Steve Pugh, John McCoy, Tom Strasburger. Row 2: Bob Shaffer, Scott Paris, Eric Anderson, Ralph Sladek, Howard Smith, Gary Persichitte, Mark Schmid, Mark Anderson, Scott Walkovvicz, Shawn House, Gary Matheson, Mark Lang, Gary Miller, Randy Johnson, Steve Knox. Row 1: Doug Ludtke, Tracy Sprouse, Greg Ellis, Ken Sterkle, Steve Nichols, Dave Viegut, Billy Wagaman, Rod Pace, Lindsey Pardun, Rick Keck, Rich Hanson, Kyle Miracle, John Daily, Cliff Anderson. HUDDLE! Okay, we'll lay the 37 trap right on them. On 2. Ready? BREAK! PSSST! Do l pull or take the line backer on this one? Who knows. . .just hit somebody. Oh, my gosh, look at that mass of bodies headed right at us! Yeah, l think I know how Napolean felt at Waterloo. You know what this school needs is league competition in a nice, quiet sport, like dominoes, or maybe tiddly- winks, or.. Do you think he's all right? Yeah, he just got the wind knocked out of him. But what about the bloody gash on the side of his head? And the fact that his leg bends in three places, and what about. . . Just part of the calculated risk of playing football, my boy. SEASON RECORD LHS- Fort Morgan 7- O LHS- Ft. Collins 17-22 LHS- Longmont 2- 6 The defensive players must always know where the ball is and go after it. LHS- Greeley Central 6-13 LHS- Greeley West O-14 LHS- Sterling 12-25 LHS- J.F. Kennedy 8-15 LHS- Poudre 6-27 LHS- Rocky lVltn. 0- 6 Greg Ellis l31l tucks the ball away after receiving the hand off fr om Rick Knessl15l Junior Varsity Football team: Flow 1: John Mickey, Darrel Depperschmidt, Brent McSwain, Jack Devereaux, Tracy Hogue, Kirk Lussenhop. Flow 2: Rich Herman, Galyn Land, Jim Wooldridge, Bob Curtis, Mike Moore. Row 3: Tom Landre, Bill Mazlich, Kip Bryan, Jay Mc Coy, Bill Sowa. j.v.'s tip scole with A-3 seoson LHS LHS SEASON R ECOR D Fr. Collins Longmont O-21 16-13 LHS LHS LHS- LHS LHS- Greeley Central Greeley West Sterling Poudre Rocky Mtn. 18- 6 21- 8 6-14 7- 9 22-14 Brian Vlass l75l and Brent McSvvainl8Ol get a moment's rest during practice session. Jack Scarborough l71l drags opposing defender while en route to the goal line. Q - 3 Q K will fs 1' V1 . 'vs'-5, .V 4' ll!! Tim Keck l2Ol is brought dovvn after gaining valuable yardage. Dancing across the turf, Rich Herman l85l dodges potential tacklers. Limbering up before playing is very impor- tant, as Merlin Dietz well knows. Touchdown is made during conference game with Sterling. Football isn't always fun when you find yourself at the bottom of the pile. Kirk Lussenhop finds himself in contact with the ground sooner than expected. seoson yields experience for sophs Sophomore Football Team: Row 1: Bob Marshan, Ron Osborne, Jim Willert, Dan Davies, Russ Brandon, Bill Sowa. Row 2: Eric Conrad, Randy Diers, Darren Klassen, Mike Kelley, Tim Keck, Gary lVloore. Row 3: Rob Huffsmith, Kurt Wood, Steve Szloboda, Dick Daniels, Jeff Mitchell, Bill Engebretsen. Ready to block out anyone who gets in their way are Kirk Lussenhop 1161 and Brent McSwain 1801 LHS- LHS- LHS- LHS- LHS- LHS- LHS- SEASON RECORD Longmont Niwot Central Rocky Mtn. Niwot Poudre Longmont 6-18 26- 0 20-16 0- 6 12- 4 20-27 6-28 W P 'WDW f ' Ron Osborn 1151 hurls the ball as 1531 Russ Brandon and 1791 Bill Sowa provide necessary pass protection. Merlin Dietz 1221 Iimbers up with toe touch exercises before a big game. Running with the ball, Mike Kelly 1201 receives help from a fellow teammate. tennis teom tolses district title ot poudre What a beautiful serve! Wow, those serves are really good! Gee, I wish I could return one! Don't be afraid of that ball, be ag- gressive! Hit it, don't give it a 'love' tap. All right, they'll never be able to get that ball past me! Very good, you were really offen- sive with that play. Now, Iet's concen- trate on getting that ball over the net. n lt's 40-love. There's no reason for my not winning this game. My hand's so clammy l'II probably drop my racket when I serve. Well, here goes.. .I don't believe it! Hey, you aced 'em! SEASON RECORD LHS- Laramie 5-O LHS- Fairview O-5 LHS- Ft. Morgan 5-O Tennis Team: Row 1: Dennis Parmley, Larry Wilburn, Joel Tjornehoj, Ray Leamons, Bill Will- LHS- Greeley Central 5-O cutts. Row 2: Mike Hardin, Tim Miller, Mike Ligotke, Ted Morris, and Coach Jack Wilson. LHS. Ft, Collins 3.2 LHS- Rocky Mtn. 4-1 LHS- Poudre 4-1 LHS- Centaurus 5-0 LHS- Greeley West 4-1 3 LHS- Sterling 6-0 M' LHS- Longmont 5-0 LHS- Niwot 4-1 J LHS- Poudre Idistricti H1 LHS- U.S.A.F. lstatel 1pt. , W, ,.k, I A .ik K . Ns, t . I v !? ' I I 5 I. s., 1 f , ee' fifiif 1 , ti . A I 3' . ,Q ,fu-w ,f , .Q-fs.-:sf ' ra' Q- --tt ' -. . - , 36.51. , . , - - fs.: ,,',E-,iff ., ,r y fl ,Ka V.,-i .W . - -. , it .,., . t . ' LE M' it -1 ,A W. - -- , - f f ties'-5 . it 'E' 1: Mi J 4. 2-1. L 'sz 1.5 L :: 7f ff if M f- '51-sf' -. f, - R fhff 1555 Fkififii, -:ini L fl'-i L t.'Eg J si: fggii 11:4 sq ig, 3i'i.QgL..4g..i?,42,...E,M... Ray Leamons tippy-toes across the court to Dennis Parmley and Tim Miller stroke through the season unbeaten. return a high ball. Mike Ligotke shows a good form while return- A strong backhand is an essential to a good ing the ball to his opponent. game by Bill Willcutts. Mike Ligorkg arches intg 3 Slam few,-ning 5 Larry Wilburn displays a good backhand as he returns the ball. practice volley. first tee-off Ieods to district 'hole-in-one' Curtis stand up straight! Bend the knees! Arch the back! Now hit it high! FORE! Where did the ball go? Duck, lVlatzdorff, it's coming your way! WHEW, just missed me. Look out Dargis---- Hey, you O.K.? Strike one up for Curtis-another hole in one! All right you guys, we've been practic- ing all week, so let's show 'em! O.K. Fox, you're next! lVlan, look at that sweat on his fore- head! Boy is nervous! Just concentrate, I know l can hit that ball. . .perfectly. Now swing with all your power. . . Concentrate. . . FORE! Aw, missed again! Come on Fox, you can do it! Ha! Ha! Wait till he finds out the ball's glued to the tee! What's happening? l know I can do it! Concentrate. . .! How's it going fellas? Ah .... hi, Coach! Fox, let me see the club, l'll show you how to hit that ball! FORE ..... ? gular meet in Longmont. Golf team: Kevin Nlatzdorff, Jim Dargis, Mark Curtis, Carl Juengst, Steve DeLude, Stuan 2 ,E E ! gnu Jim Fox swings into a 42 at the quadran- Late afternoon practice keeps Steve De Lude swinging. Remus. Not pictured: Jim Fox. Q 2 f lx' Jim Fox keeps his feet planted while execut ing a good golf swing. Loveland Municipal Golf Course is the site of meets and practices. For Kevin Matzdorffg Golf not only includes hitting the ball but also finding it. Mark Curtis knows it's important to keen vour eve on the ball while driving it. othletes wing 'cross country, over hill, dole Oh ..... my legs! Hey, Simon you'd better hold it down, Coach will make you run the park again. Yea, but my legs are killing me! I got muscles aching I didn't even know I had. Just think, we've only got two more miles to go! Two more miles. . .I can't even make it another three feet! O.K. Simon, let's speed up there! Herdon, Clarke, let's get going! Simon meet me in the weight room after prac- tice! Why me? He's always picking on me! I know I'II speed up and show him! Well Simon, you did pretty good in practice today but not good enough. I won't be hard on you tonight, you only have to work out for another hour or so. . Cross-Country team practices set the pace for wins in invitationals. Greeley West Invitational Longmont Invitational Rocky Mtn. Invitational Cheyenne Invitational G. West at LHS SEASON R ECOFI D 3rd 3rd 5th 4th 2nd Poudre Invitational Loveland Invitational Gt Conference Meet 4th District 7th Cross-Country Team: Row 1: Don Green, Chet Brown, Don Clarke, Dave Vikse, Rick Roberts, Dave Price. Row 2: Byron Elrod, Bryan Friend, Eric Cormier, Tom Minnig, Ken Tarket, Brian Herdon, and Mark Simon. Not pictured: Mike Friend. l i . . . . Bryan Friendp small but fast strives to vvln in conference meet. ,msg fr-ep is 1 amz X l l l , 5 A Flick Floberts shows the concentration within him as he pulls for seventh in the Northern Con- ference Cross-Country Meet. e o 5 QQ! Q-q7dI.'GU,, A .51',T Y.. , , 243 ft gif' . x,f P ag.. V s :I P: 'MJ' ix ' 'frfll H Q l-'fri A 7 7,11 7 isjkx . if glgn' Q J 1 ' -' ' r V7 ,ffl 1 1 . f. 1' ' ' :A LK i ' 3 3. fl f 'ff ., ,si 453 ,exif 'i Q 'eff if 'ft 5, :fr f 'L . fi p v A , e ' , 1 t A , i '2 l 1 1 ii , A :N ? i If img! 4 X . 'H 5' Q. iff, f X. The outburst of tension in Don Clarke is shovvn strives to place in the Longmont ln- vitational. Brian Herdon places first for the B squad in the two mile course at the Greeley ln- vitational. Mike Friend: captain ofthe cross-country team and third year letterman. 's. -,J New if wmv 'ww Q, ,- ,kayla S vi CQ' haf' 'S' Varsity Basketball Team: Glen Edwards, Mark Findley, Ken Sterkel, Dave Viegut, Scott lVlelton, Bob Bergstrom, Alan Huggenberger Steve Nicholas, Steve Channell, John lVlcCoy, Tim Gibson. Front: Coach Frank Javernick. Not pictured, Ray Shaffer. N-of U WR N53 N '75 firsts: conference champs, stote bid Loveland fans cheer varsity on to a win in the Northern Conference Tournament Q, 1 .J The exhauston and fatigue is shovvn on Loveland guard, Tim Gibson. lAboveI When Bob Bergstrom goes for a jump the other team doesn't stand a.chance. lbe- low leftl I ve got the ball this time' seems to be what Alan Huggenberger is saying, as he lBeIowI The Varsity also knows alittle ballet as demonstrated by Ray Shaffer in The Leap. lBelow Flightl Confident and in control, Dave Viegut shoots for another basket. I ,wr u Well, we've only got six more runs a- round the gym. Yea, remind me next time not to ditch a class. Those teachers work to- gether too much, they always tell on you. You're telling me! We've been doing this for a week now, straight. How heartless .... Next is sprints. P G1Md8c! How many this time? Guess the coach decided to be a little easier today .......... only 82! H Viegut, how's your elbow doing? Heh, heh, better than that other guys teeth! How many did he lose? Oh. .about SM. Allright you guys this is it we are . Northern Conference Champs and we're on our way to the State Championship ....... . . .I want you to get in there, and FIGHT, FIGHT, FIGHT, FIGHT, FIGHT!!!! Only keep your hands to yourself, be courtous, don't cuss, and follow the rules. Well, sounds like a boring game to- night. SEASON R ECORD LHS-Cherry Creek 68-70 LHS-Northglenn 77-63 LHS-Fairview 70-60 LHS-Heritage 69-60 LHS-Sterling 83-70 6044 LHS-Rocky Mtn. 7369 86-91 LHS-Poudre 85-65 85-75 83-74 LHS-Greeley West 77-62 53-37 LHS-Centaurus 75-42 LHS-Niwot 86-64 70-44 LHS-Longmont 59-58 LHS-Ft. Morgan 6648 LHS-Greeley Central 80-75 LHS-Ft. Collins 72-59 88-54 LHS-Pueble South 67-85 lstatel Fast in action, Eric Moore passes the ball to a Tipped in perfect balance, Scott Paris strives to reach the ball, fellow teammate, Junior vorslty scores high I0 northern conference Junior Varsity Basketball Team: Row 1: Danny Keith, Tracy Hogue, Dave Dunkle, Mike Jones. Flow 2: Todd Beebe, Roger Weinmeister, Scott Paris, Eric Moore, Row 3: Lynn Watson, Dave Fellows, Joe Solis, Kirk Lussenhop, and Coach Loren Wilcox, Confident in winning another game, Todd Beebe watches a fellow teammate score two. Tracy Hogue stands patiently, ready to retrieve the ball. Q Dave Fellows shows the deep concentra- tion within, as he shoots for a basket. Mouth dropped in exhaustion, Kirk Lussenhop scores another point. LHS- Cherry Creek LHS- Northglenn LHS- LHS- LHS- LHS- LHS- LHS- LHS- LHS- LHS- LHS- LHS- F QFVEML Season Flecord 67-63 52-51 78-60 Heritage ,Q3-55 Sterling Rocky Mountain Poudre Greely West Centaurus Niwot Longmont Greely Central Ft. Collins 49-62 60-51 65-56 61-56 77-55 Pushing fonlvard, steering to avoid an opponent is Kirk Lussenhop. A, ,. 38-43 6 44-53 6 57-50 6 64-48 6 6-78 5-59 2-38 6-53 - , ' N- f ' ,f .-at ..,,, l..' T l 39' ' A ,, ' 2 f'Y?1MW,mf- H ,, ttv. -- ' ' V' 7' 'L - . ' '- -' - iii fv':1'i ':a4,,-k f.. ' . 'E '-as, 1:2',.H :.+ 'H - 'H'i-- ,,'f:, . ,,, :5 gym vvv, . v,g.- Vg 'IZ ,EM 5'f,z 1 5i: 5.:if'5' ,,::,5i ,,,,::EH' n ff , . I V A' V gl if 7, ll 5 4 ,ff -, :,'f,.-,,.'-,, -1'-' wa: f -M 'f' f'f,: Hfme sa' -a -V 5 ,Ji A ' 1 rr . , , , ,... gm, ' f- tttss, W2 5 1 ',-' , t.., il! Q22 1 it we .. -,-- , 2 gi r - 1 7 my sss- atrr 5 ,,.- W ,, 1 7 r t 3 ry it , ,, . 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' -ui H ' t we L,,'f W 'J' 4 Q ff-42' W3 LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS 1, m,M,, ,, .,.,.,,,W LHS . ,, A 7 r , , 1 rg - HWS 4 LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS Coach Doug Card, huddled within the team, gives information important to the outcome of the LHS game, Muscles tight, arms flying, the Loveland team recovers the ball, LHS- Are your eyes fooling you, or is the ball really tied to the ceiling? SEASON RECORD Poudre Longmont Denver South Sterling Rocky Mtn West Ft, Collins Niwot Greeley Central Ft, Morgan Greeley Central Ft, Collins Longmont Sterling Centaurus Rocky Mtn. Alert in action, opposing players jump for the possession ofthe ball, 40-53 49-50 42-63 42-41 41-61 64-57 55-46 59-54 64-30 51 -41 8541 57-41 56-50 58-61 59-61 56-57 The 1975 varsity Indian wrestlers were Flow 1 Rick Kness Bryon Rutherford Dave Ziems Rick Frahm, Walt Maslen, Randy Jones. Row 2: Joe Paranto Rich Hansen Mike Deal lstate qualifierl Rick Keck Dan Rennick lstate qualifierl Jay Gardner. yorsity gropplers set founddtion for future l just don't get it, Coach. What's the matter now? He just didn't cooperate like they do during drills. Just not a very nice guy, huh? Heck no! He wouldn't even roll over when I asked him to. That wasn't very polite of him, What a cheater! Actually trying to win, who does he think he is anyway, How's your weight? Oh, I'm one and a half over. But you were under last night. Whatdid you eat? Not much, l had some toast and honey after practice. And. . Well, I had a diet soda before bed. . .' And. . UH. . .and a T-Bone steak. . . And. . A hot fudge sundae. . . , Loveland mentor Ivan Vasquez tries to set up an opponent. Q J ' 2-Q e WN? WSH 35 LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS r - .. ' LHS ' - LHS LHS x ' LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS In total control is Indian grappler Rich Hansen. - moods. HW , , fuss .. . I Worry or wonder? Varsity wrestling , Coach Don Nlorgenstern is a man of many Season Record Boulder Valley Ft. Lupton Sterling Alameda Rocky lVlt. Paudre Greeley West Centaurus Niwot Longmont Ft. Morgan Greeley Central Ft. Collins 6-47 23-19 24-21 18-25 30-12 26-23 23-18 17-32 26-15 21-19 28-16 13-25 28-26 28-15 The Loveland winner Rich Hansen's arm is raised after another victory. if .3 t HQ t.t E A valiant attempt to escape is quenched by Indian Merlin Dietz. ,mum- young teom ends successful seoson The first row consists of the varsity team members pictured on the previous pages: the junior varsity wrestlers make up the second and third rows Row 2: Eric Anderson, Kip Bryan, Tim Keck, Ivan Vasquez, Ken Slota, Albert Ornelas, Darren Klassen, Tom Jackson. Row 3: Dave Jackson, Bill Enge bretsen, Junior Morales, Merlin Dietz, Ken Tarket, Bill Sowa, and Brad Doebbling. S K- 1-,,g,,,1,,,, . ...af ' ' . ,es l. W tto, ,Kg .. . 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Here coaches tend Kurt Haug's painfully dislocated elbow. lLeftl LoveIand's Tim Keck stands up to break opponent's hold. lBelowl Lining up for intro- ductions before a match, J.V. wrestlers prepare to add another victory. swimmers tenth in stote, hewson breolss record Team Record LHS-- Englewood 119-53 LHS-- Arapahoe 77-95 LHS Ft. Collins 112-60 LHS Cheyenne East 83-89 LHS Longmont 128-43 LHS Rocky Mtn. 132-40 LH S-- Greeley West 1 16-56 LHS- Eaton Relays 2nd LHS- Niwot 127-42 LHS- Eaton 59-24 LHS-- lntra-State 8 1st LHS-- Greeley Central 103K-68M LHS-- Poudre 125-45 Northern Conference Championships 1st State Championships 10th lLeftl Aw, come on,Coach, l've already done 40 laps! cries Brian Umberger. Please be quiet for the start. . .100- yard backstroke, four laps, get ready, to 3 your marks. . . BANG!! EIU U' Go, Sam, Go Hewson, Go. . .All right! Sam Hewson of Loveland High School places first with a record-breaking time of 55.7 seconds. That's a new state record! All right! Way-to-go, Sam! Please be quiet for the 100-yard free- style start. These weights get heavier every day, Coach. WelI, are you following the train- ing rules? Remember, eat the right . .X ci . 1 foods, take your vitamins every day, and Kris Hammond shows almost perfect form eat Cheerios for breakfast! as he gets ready to enter the water on a seven dive. Oh, that's my problem! I forgot the Cheerios! The 1975 Swim Team: Row 42 Coach Kevin Polansky, Mark Ausbrooks, Sam Hewson, Rick Craft, Brian Vlass, Brvan Herdon, Stan Umberger Coach Dick Hewson. ROW 3LTom Cottrell, Gary Persichitte, Cliff Anderson, Ron Doesher, Dan Rye, Mark Kuykendal, Matt McGuire, Chuck Miller, Row 2: Howard Smith, Dan Burke, Steve Christensen, Dave Ford, Scott Roberts, Eric Helgeson, Uave Vikse. 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W This sport is harder than it Iooks. l'll say, you have to know what you're doing. Yea it's not like it would be if you were just running. You really have to think about what you're doing. Okay, lets try some cast support catch cut Ls Let me show you. Okay First you have to swing to the top of the swing, then kick you legs. Yea, but that won't work. Just do it and try to prove me wrong l know l'll crash but l'll try it anyway. Boy l didn't realize that l would ever get tired of gymnastics. Yea, but after working out since September and even during the summer l should have realized it. Well, what's done is done and can't be reversed. Let's make the best of it for the benefit of the team. Due to an early deadline, the CHIEFTAIN could not publish a complete season record. Again, the team: Row I: Richards, Jackson, Row, Lowry, Lesher, Whitmore. Row2: Coach Glover, Gassman, lVlickey, F?0US9,Steen, Robinson, Hardin. , rsis if Duane Robinson. . .Side Horse. Scott Whitmore. . .Parallel Bars. rr, 'F . in Q , I Q VV , Q l'i EE- 1 I H !!9rf- aav .A , ...., 4 M .. .---., . . -. Doug Lowry. . .Still Rings. nny Lesher. . . Horizontal Bar. Da A typical uniformed workout is a combination of hand springs, the parallel bars, and a total team effort. -wa-ll 30799 ,V ,, ,. ,,--sais l R f M. Q or , Q.. if 'aw , - H Z 5 ? , f.f,g2r'.,?2 , i K, H . 3? ' I . x i- i- Y . M., sis f , .M 2. Us ,sa -. Mitch Roe.. . Parallel Bars. r . 2 P 4 ,t , K 'ND1lilS ' - ms..- ' --'s'.. Q i if .. i- . srsor if 5 Q l er f if r if ii s 'q'r'q 5w 1. ., fm .. ,ig Kvik-1' 1 ,Q Mike Richards. . .Still Rings. .- ,S N 5' 1 X az ,ws 2-MW 'W i.,,w, i W A i M gr rlffieififfw' --.... . I 5 w-'WMM ,ww 7 Mfi'f . ,W-r 'MWl,' fsgwi Q set it, spike it, thot's the woy we like it! Members of the A team: Flow 1: Cindy Riegel, Janet Viegut, Pam Ezinga, Denise Smith. Row 2: Miss Carol Gutzmer, lVlrs. Glendra Tuller, Debbie Lang, Terri Grotzinger, Laura Danielson, Nancy Popenhagen, Miss Robin Popolardo, lStudent teacher first quarterl. Now don't forget: anticipate, move, V I talk, and above all, Serve! Faster than a camera shutter. Debbie Lang's serve is already gone, as Cindy Riegel and Denise Smith prepare for its return. l got it! LgOt it! I got. . .no, you got itl . . .the ball thuds against the gym floor. I thought you had it! A serve flies over the net, and an up- roar of cheers sound from the LHS bench. First the bounce pass, then. . .a back set. As the spiker leaps into the air a lone voice is heard over the hubbub Spike that baby! What encourage- ment! What do you vvant to do for a cheer? Victory! No, All-the-way! OK, everybody ready? One, two, three, All the. . . .tory! Well, we did it again, you guys! Members of the B team: Flow 1: Brenda Bergstrom Danice McCauley Row 2 Mary Meline Peggy Kramer, Lezlie Ambrose. Row 3 Carol Higbee Nancy Poeschl Kathy Jacobs Celia Rice Flovv 4: Sherry Pace, Debbie Kaminski Fialnene Meir Nancy Myer Mary Lantlng Flow 5 Miss Popolardo, Mrs. Tuller, Miss Gutzmer LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS- LHS LHS- LHS- LHS- A Team Record Poudre Greeley West Rocky Mountain Centaurus Fort Collins Sterling Niwot Greeley Central Fort Morgan Longmont The girls took second place in confer ence behind Greeley West. hewson's horem rewrites record book Straining to push the water behind her, Gwen Wells wrestles toward the finish line. Five thousand yards! No way coach. Come on, get moving or you'll have six thousand. And after that we'II work on starts and turns. Next week is con- ference and then state, so get going! Now I want everyone to do twenty l0O's in 2:15. Team Record: LHS- Rocky Mountain won LHS- Fairview won Triangular won LHS- Eaton won Interstate 8 2nd place LHS- Englewood won LHS- Poudre won LHS- Arapahoe won The swimmers had an 8-1 dual meet record and also captured lst place at the conference meet. Members of the swim team: Row 1: Kathy Grosser, Rhonda Tideman, Holly Schuster, Julie Good, Debbie Miller, Cindy Haas, Terre Nloreland. Row 2: Pam lVliIIer, Peggy Hall, Gale Klein, Wanda Fishburn, Diane Hlavecek, Laurie Christensen, Terri Helms, Gwen Wells. Row 3: lVlr. Dick Hewson, Jan Peterson, Patsy Galbreath, Phonda Dailey, Rene Helgeson, Pam Cheyne, Sue Tideman, Kris Buehler, Beth Dice, Laura Laakso, Del Henry iStu- dent teacher first quarterl. A-at ,em So fast must reactions be that the clocks have already registered one-tenth of a second before the girls leave the blocks. Q Anxious moments await coaches and swimmers between each event. An unidentified swimmer executes a good freestyle stroke. Judges watch for vertical entry as Holly Schuster performs her dive. Members of the gymnastic team: Row 1: Cindi West, Laurie Breeden, Linda Leth, Carie Hammond, Debra Nlurata, Carla Sieverding. Row 2: Nlar- geret Egan, Laurie McCluskey, Debra Daib, Olivia Olivas, Emy Jo Garrison, Diane Vernon, Julie Doyle. Row 3: Nlrs. Martha Dahlen, Geana McCart ney, Robin Dorhn, Sandy Shideler, Vonnie lVlcConnell, Diane Gonzales. young teom copes with inexperience Meng V 5 . ' www Q .shiiwfc at G' 40 www' Before the start of a meet Laurie McCluskey, Emy Jo Garrison and Robin Dohrn prepare them- selves mentally? physically? Will someone please spot me while I work on my routine? Sure! Then you can spot me. How many times have you fallen off the beam today? Oh, only 20 or 30 times. You're getting better. Keep up the good work. What did the judges give you on your floor exercise? Fives and sixes. They're scoring high today aren't they? Team Record: Triangular Ouadrangular Triangular Triangular Triangular The gymnasts conference meet. 3rd place 2nd place 3rd place 3rd place 2nd place placed eighth in the ,ff Af xff ff 5 , ,fl 5 5 if Q fe. L, ---9, ,SV fl if xt, 2? W' it mai n -as QM , W, . -,., , Na-was Vonnie lVlcConneII, senior, approaches her floor exercise routine. Agility and elasticity are Sophomore Debra Murata's qualities. Balance and poise are essential as Margaret Concentration is exhibited by Senior Geana Egan, sophomore, competes in the balance lVlcCartney. It's up and over on the uneven beam competition. parallel bars. A well-planned, well-executed balance beam routine is the goal of Senior BeckiBur1 mn. X W . 5 3 ,. ,K M554 ,,,,,,,,,c,w,w-1 .W,M.W,,..,WMW-M hgh ,lk ..,t.,,N',w , W M, f, , N - f 4t:J,,iQ W may 1, ,: ,X , W.,,.w1.uw,w.w.:. 'V' .,m,zw 51 5'J-avi it .Q . .gf fiifi' -e va' - ' V -W f i iiQ4 .,,..:4-get ' we-53fGi5. 5.' .:2r-:'If' 1ff'!f1'f'3.1'I ,,, , ' ' ' ' Q., 2 1 7 MMM J , A ' VM A ,,,,,,,,.,,, rlv, l , ,,,,,,,,, . .. , , ms. cogers shoot for conference goo- lt sure is getting rough under the bas- ket. The girl guarding me could have dragged me to the floor and the referee wouldn't have called a foul. Get into your defensive positions! Watch the inside! Hands up! We got the ball back. What a great steal. She was half way down the court before the other team knew the ball was gone. Make you passes count. Nice shot! ,Let's have another one just like itl Do you realize if we keep playing well we can win the Conference Champ- ionship AGAIN! Isn't it our third or fourth time? ' received trophies they'd have to build another display case to hold them all Sitting down for a nice chat? Members of A team: Row 1: Sue Gebhardt, Cindy Larsen, Dianne Gonzales, Cindy Smith, Kendra Engelhardt, Cathi Churchill. Row 2: Laura Danielson, Suzette Hill, Mary Huyler, Kirby Stone, Miss Frances Hale, Coach Nancy Popenhagen, Joan Stoupa, Terri Grotzinger, wb, uw Laura Danielson finds herself guarded well while Terri Grotzinger offers some assistance. LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS- LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS Varsity season record Centaurus Niwot Longmont Ft, Morgan Greeley Central Ft. Lupton Ft, Collins Sterling Rocky Mountain Greeley West Poudre Berthoud 37-30 41-50 32-17 52-30 41-27 51-31 18-24 12-47 16-28 32-27 23-47 47-25 LHS- LHS- LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS JV season record Centaurus Niwot Longmont Ft, Morgan Greeley Central Ft, Lupton Ft. Collins Sterling Rocky Mountain Greeley West Poudre Berthoud 16-14 36- 6 21- 5 21 -24 24-16 32-10 16- 8 24-23 16-15 20-21 16-24 32- 4 Members of B team: Row 1: Debbie Hanson, Rhonda Dailey, Cindy Rogers, Debbie Bard, Karen Wray, Rovv 2: Anita Klitz, Brenda Bergstrom, Julie Doyle, Sue Seleck, Chris Niedermayr, lAbovel Joan Stoupa shows her ability to handle the ball as she slips by her opponent, lBelovv1 Terri Grotzinger out-jumps everyone for an easy shot, an Indian, !-J-' zllllll P0- -l OJ' pm :ICD :E NI 52' FP Ro 55 OU Ez mln ml' U-. E: -+3 Om gm 22. 3-cn CDQJ U-3 QJQJ iw U1 4-PCD OFF 1 ,ltt Q js' student lufe xx, tolent, poise, ond inclivicluolity morls onnuol jr. miss pogeont os oeclsi burton wins 1975 title As another contestant for Junior Miss, Cindy Smith vocalized while accompanying herself on the piano, and finished the contest in second place, Photo credit THOMPSON VALLEY SUN lAbovel Jill Bissing did a dance routine to the song Sweet Gypsy Rose, lBelowl A hu- morous, dramatic monologue was presented by Debi Patrick, ,ss lAbovel Becki Burton, who was crowned Jr, Miss 1975, sang l've Gotta Be Me. lBelowl Valerie Eastin performed a military polonaise on the piano, . iAbovel General Bill Reed gives traditional speech at the pep assembly, lbelowl Bob Redwood Bergstrom shows his tricycle is not to small for him. homecoming festivities 'n sport thrive on trodition ond spirit Tom Fisher, Sandi Frazer, Doug Bowers,and Karen Merrill showing a little talent and a lot of courage, dress up on 50's Day during Homecoming Week. an-will Aki No, Mr. Clarke this is not your old gang. They are Tom Fisher, Mark Kuykendall, Doug Bowers, Diane Finnman, Dan Burke,and Mark Messman dressed up 50's style. The traditional bonfire, reflected in the faces of onlookers, sparks enthusiasm and spirit in students as well as athletes. bonfire, tolent, ice creom Many vocal artists participate in the closing parts ofthe Homecoming Shovv. '-HW F3 ,Seat E, A is Q 1 si ' ' Q at -it 15 6 . V..-ww 5 Robin Dohrn and Grant Davis work at the Homecoming ice Cream Social. 's s the game, Two seniors posed as Indian mascots for the Homecoming game. the dance lAbovel Joel Radtke faints when the Home- coming Oueen is announced, which is a tradi- tion done by a senior tuba player every year. lLefrl Lee Sparks assists Joel Radtke to his feet. lAbovel Rainbow Goldmining was the band featured at the Homecoming Dance. lBelowl Alumni returned to add spirit and mischief to the traditional Homecoming Dance. We -352 Q mr nr Ihs dromo buffs 'see how they run' an Yes .... this one is my .... uh, husband. SEE HOW THEY RUN Staged and Directed bv Roberta L. Price lln Ida Ia Maidl ............ Miss Skillon .............. The Reverend Lionel Toop ... Penelope Toop IHis Wifel .. . Corporal Clive Winton ... The Intruder la Spyl .. The Bishop of Lax .......... The Reverend Arthur Humphrey Sergeant Towers ............ by PHILIP KING Technical Direction bv Donald R. Schulz CAST Ord er of Appeara ncel .Joan Stoupa Karen Merrell . Scott Gregg . .Terry Mays . .Tim Emery . . .Jeff Bates Doug Bowers Chuck Miller . Randy Rye Miss Skillion eyes the cooking sherry while Rev. Toop wc ders what he Should do with the intoxicatem lady, ln the closet! shouts the spy, Jeff Bates, to Clive. played by Tim Emery. K ,114 '67 ..ondrun...ond'un...ondrun... X is Fiehearsing the scene where Penelope Toop greets her uncle, the Bishop of Lax, are Terry Mays and Doug Bowers. Scott Gregg, the Reverend Lionel Toop, takes time for tea. Put that away, it may be loaded! was Terry Nlays' line to the Russian spy, Jeff Bates. ooero first for lovelond hfgh Amahl's mother lLecia Pringl steals the gold For her child, , , as Melchoir lTom Fisherl and Balthazar lF?ichard Sowal are sleeping, Amahl And The Night Visitors by Gian-Carlo Menottl Director Roberta Price Technical Director Donald Schultz Musical Director Richard Jackson Sharon Nelson Sherri Watson Sandi Frazer Darlene Bliss Duane Finnman Julie Good Karen Roys Amahl Mother Melchoir Balthazar Kaspar Page Yvonne Chavez Tom Fisher Richard Sowa Scott Connor Jeff Bates Chorus of Shepherds Debbie Morrill Kelley Fioark Kathy Fisher Sue Pineau Wanda Fishburn Patricia Chitwood Judy Tiaden Melanie Hines Jayme Henely Steve McLean Alan Matheson Tim Flint Pianist Laurene Edmondson Frank Contreras Mark Messman Larry Fenske Mike Warner Quentin Anderson Tom Carmon - Lecia Prang Page lJeff Batesl gathers the gifts as the kings and Amahl prepare to leave. opera presents meaning of Christmas wifi 3513 V fl, X P --. - .v:.t'f' ff 1.45 1 ' ' ffdk ., 'N sf we .- H litem.-SM-P, , ue, ..7,,ti. f-.f -V , , f :, J.-,iw , .V is 3 - ,Arxgx re-,- U , 1 7, ,Vg f ,H , V ,,'..f,g. 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Gammon applied with the Central Council for Educational Exchanges and Visits. Qualifications for the teachers' ex- change program consist of having a teachers certificate and at least three years of teaching experience. lVlr. Gammon had never been to the United States before, but he indicated that many U.S. television shows are viewed in Wales so he knew, somewhat what to expect. He says that he is en- joying living in Colorado so far. The school system here is much smaller, the school day longer, and the discipline more reIaxed, lVlr. Gammon said. In Wales the students have to wear uniforms, but they do get an hour and a half off for lunch. lVlr. Gammon says that he is very im- pressed by the variety of courses offered at LHS. He also indicated that the Voc- Tech program and the teacher aide con- cept are impressive. lVlr. Gammon would like to do some traveling by taking advantage of the shorter distance to the West coast and Hawaii after school is out. r sweden shores lifestyle 'n fun through fredrils borgstedt iAbovel Fredrik enjoys the outdoorsg waterskiing and sailing are among his favorite past times. lBelowl Fredrik is talking to Joel Tjornehoj, a member of the family he stayed with during part of the school year, Junior Fredrik Borgstedt from Sweden is the Rotary Club Exchange Student, Fredrik Borgstedt from Sweden likes to ski, both water and snow, as well as sail and play soccer. As an outdoorsman he takes full advantage of the natural resources of his country. The Colorado mountains are enjoyed by Fredrik as he commented, They make for some good skiing, However, he prefers the Swedish mountains for hiking. Schools here are easy, he thinks. In his homeland, courses are scheduled by the week, not by the day. A student might have 17 classes in a week, but they are different every day. lVlost classes are only held two or three times a week, Culturally there are few differences between the U,S, and Sweden, according to the exchange student, although in his country only the older people attend church. One difference he noted at Christ- mas-time is the Sweden's Santa Claus Uultomtenl enters through the door in- stead of making a grand entrance down the chimney, Fredrik could be called the typical Swede -blond and blue-eyed out he is an individual, with a smile all his own. ojith odjusts to weother, whotnot , Ji A 5, .i fx .- ,. -W . ? fl sl 'ji k:i:, 3 r 1 r 2 ,rf r ,',V l 2 l sf' yLm-, . H C 1 rsrr g r r,,r i fi k',, 74? ,f ' Fortran'nis one of' my harder subiects it of- 1 , L ,fers me a chaIlenge. J? Z . , 5 l really like going to school here: l'm learning a lot of new things, stated Adjith Colonne, foreign exchange stu- dent from CEVIOU- HI feel like 'lm taking lAbovel Adjith Colonne, age 18, is from Pita Kotta Ceylon, now he is staying with the Donald a holiday here compared to the subjects I was taking in Ceylon. According to Adjith, there are many differences between schools in the United States and Ceylon. ln Ceylon, for example, girls and boys go to differ- ent schools. His most unusual experience here was in Weerasinghe's Indo-Ceylon Res- taurant in Boulder. l was talking to them in Singhalese, my native language, and they thought l was drunk because I had been speaking so much English that l was out of practice, Adjith said. You Americans are always so busy, said Adjith. In Ceylon we take time to get to know our neighbors and have good relations with them. Before Adjith returns home in July, he plans to travel around the country, do some hiking, and fish for trout. l'm not anxious to go home right now, said Adjith, l've got a lot of things to learn before l leave. Benson family. lBeIowl Adjith is talking to Jeff Bates about his school in Ceylon droxler heods '74-75 student council Student Council officers this year are Jeff Bates, vice presidentp Mari Huyler, treasurer: Lisa Edds, secretary: and Jim Draxler, president, This year's first place Christmas door, award- ed by the Student Council, was Room 209, a sophomore Comp l class. Reading the daily list of announcements over the P,A, is one of the many duties of President Jim Draxler, me Contributions by the Loveland Stu- dent Council have been many and varied in thought and idea. Listed below are the things accomplished and planned as of February 21 .: -Homecoming -Standings Boards -Bulletin Boards -Grade Card Distribution -Valentine Dance -Spring Dance -Student Directory - Coming Events Board -Painting ofthe Coat-of-Arms. ,K as ,, l A t 1' l it S - - sg I -2 be it f' s pa.,-' fs:-' ,A-1, .:fesr1tef-'3,,2f-:- tx -,at,,t..Ig'f,5j4,,5i,gf,gA:Q: or zm5,fzfffies1 . -- g:ffs::fQfs imap- eras. ef : f--waiver ',e21e,w,af,,'f-et.,,,- A f:f11s,:- s -s .tw ifiitssrifwt... ft- f ,'1 i4s21f':agggi'52i-fe .ffg,,.? 75-s..5er,ggt , :yfffgisn , t.., as s, - .. . ,- fe-.,.t , . ees- V,,. 4. .. . .. .,,,,,.., We-es.,,,, awww em, . . ,, . S it - ' ' - . f t i .- ,V .- f - i r . , . . . , K ... 5?'fs,5fsfse1Q? a . A A. ,,.. ,... ee ,W l 1 et ' - P . . s sweats' .--.4e,, tense ts me l as if f 5 ,.,, t-, 1 :V,k M . 'Hr it We SP, i i t , t s 2 ,st 1 1 2 t, ,era Nb s if in F is -, ., - , 'fi rst -:.. ,WE . 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'4 O 1: 'T C -Q rn iw E nz VI Ff 3' rn FO' :r q. Q. i s ,, A. --,,,,,i,WW..-W.,,,.-..fMW,,.i.,,,,t.W.,M, Counselor Darrell Kemp co-sponsors Student Council with Mrs, Pat Seng, Lindsey Pardun consults with him during a meeting, Jim Draxler is busy looking for letters to put on the announcement board in the cafeteria. Taking out his frustrations on a helpless car, Junior, Mark Nicastle, participates in the Student Council-sponsored car bash during Homecoming week. student council occompllshments vory A typical once-a-week Council meeting, 2 ,Q , iz: V fl 72 it ? Q 5, Helping Vice Principal Don Constantz distribute report cards every quarter is another Council responsibility, 1 A major and permanent Student Council contribution this year was to repaint the athletic standings boards and make a Coming Events board for the gym, The art work was done by Brad Hayashi, sopho- more class president, r er:- 1.15 W' C a ilskcfbl I ror'COLQ-Nsiigi STERLING L31 REFEBF B 'S 4 , 1 if , ,ff X ag- . . ' 'gr ,sq . ,: J:-mgf fl L v 'sJfe1f.,s-vg2. , 11 ' f i1fl 2f: if 11,-' Kun I LANL: STANDINGS 7-33 ?f fU!Vf' I IH 163 dele' 'e'gns os m'ss oyelond volentine Candidates for Loveland Valentine are Pat Morris, Miss Sherrianne Bruce, Cindy Smith, Beki Benson, Chris Buehler, and Sandy Shide ler, this year's winner, Sandy Shideler talks to State Representatives on her trip to Colorado's State Capitol, ,tt-.t, af,--fax ,L ,W -, . L , i H' K, , .Q Q . x i A L .Q ' 3133? 'X : f a q L:.g:Q5zl7kf K : lf I 7 A i f -G , 5. ' -L i ii a .'IE: at 1, K Hire. 'Sli - Y if ' M t, af- ,c .114 A- . as ,M -1 K I PG: it f. .5'5 'm :- ,nrg . Q: Me, ilwyfsy-1' . KM p.:,'f'ifif 12: 'lf fem,-.-:EG ggwf hgh, L5,gv,,,5 V Er . 5 I .'1ll-2523 J if 4 ' ' L' - ' ' he i Miss Sandy Shideler is introduced to the State Legislature on a trip to the state capitol as lVliSS Loveland Valentine, fl . -v , ,P stew- -' .fef .. 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W gi34,:g'g,5-2 Q-5,cg,.r'?1:,gz ., r- ,we 1 ,i-,f -234184, as. - Ee I ' 1 . .and most of the women pitied him. . .' iAbove righti Where are Elmer, Herman, Bert, Tom, and CharIie? asks Jeff Bates. iBeiowi , , said Laurie McCIuskey. they flew behind her pensive brow and lined it deep with pain, , , said Scott Gregg, when talk- ing about his wife, Musician Lisa Edds, pauses as actors piay their parts, tomorrow... ombitions goals My 5 S wi 3 1 rg I l , i 1 fm. ' A ' arf 45 if, ,..,, 5 f 1, ..-5 oclventure college ...employment goodtwnesn spontaneity choos :ff Qs, , -ffm 31-6 3 5 K: Ae ,ga Nil? AL, 1, Y , ,mf gi .P Q, K A, if 1 'lifigr fr 9 'zz 5 3 Q, 'Q fel M KK- A , l ,'. f LA fill 1 ' ff V 1 ' O mf vs F oll .time 1 I 5 , 3 5 J .3 x 1 1 1 1 J 2545 X 4 gr! . . M., ,rw V X-1 W Q ze A E +. fy. 1 X g 6 1 Q q,fiW?7?f'W N, va we AIbertson's Food Center . . . ALCO Discount Store , , , Belcher Office Supply , . , Brown's Shoe Fit ,,,,,,,,, Bublitz Ice Cream Parlor , ,, Crazy Cow Drive-ln ,,,,, Dan-Y Rexal Drug . . . . Deines Lumber Co, . . Draper Drug ...... Dunham's ...... Earle's Flowers ...... . ...... . . . . . . . Ellis Western Wear ......... ..... . . . .. Empire Savings Building and Loan Assoc. . . Farmer's Insurance Group ,,,,,,, ,,,,,, Ferguson Hardware ............ . .... For Beauty's Sake ...... Fort Namaqua Market , , , Gift Box ........... Golden Hairpin ........... Golden Touch Cleaners ....... Goodyear Tire 81 Rubber Co. ,, Hamilton Jewelry ......... Hewlett-Packard Co. ...,, . Hipp's iBobi Company . , Home State Bank ,,,,, Kroh Nurseries, lnc, , , . Laughlin Realty ,,,,, Leazer's Jewelry , , . Leslie the Cleaner ,,,, Lone Tree Realty , , . odvertisers' index . . .190 . . .188 ...191 . . .188 ...184 . . .178 ...188 ...185 ...192 ...190 ...187 ...181 ...191 . . .179 . . .182 ...178 . . .176 . . .182 .. .183 ...184 ...189 ...186 . . .174 ...185 ...174 ...179 . . . .182 . . . .189 ...178 ...186 Loom 81 Loveland Loveland Loveland Loveland Leather ........... Daily Reporter-Herald Drug ............. Lumber Co ........ Savings 81 Loan . . . Markay Photographs .,..... McCauley Jewelry , . . lVlcDor1alds ............ Melody Music Shop Mock's Fashions ....... Natural Music Center .... Northern Alpine Sports Open Book ........... Outdoor Shop .,,,, Pizza Hut ....... Print 84 Quip Co. .. Quick-Print Shop . , . Radio Shack, 3 C's . . . Ray's Realty ...,.. Sc0tti's Drive-ln ,.,. Shoe Station, Ltd. . . . Shoe Tree ............ Sooy Hardware 84 Gifts , . , Sunny Jim's Candy Ranch . , , Tieman's Clothes for Men , , . Tops 81 Bottoms .......... Wanderers Sport Shop ,,,..., Westlake First National Bank , . Westlake Supermarket .,..,, 189 177 187 192 186 180 176 175 184 193 182 181 191 185 190 177 193 176 179 181 177 180 192 181 184 183 183 193 187 The people activities learning and growing that make up school life are what make up community life also The Hewlett Packard Company 815 14th SW 1 1 1 , . . ..,..-.v- ,vmwie n ff ' f LHS students who are McDonalds employees Include Flow 1 Lynn Lorman Sands Frazer Bev Powell Sharlanne Bruce Pat lVIcKeown Anne Berry Danette Stelne Patsy Galbreath Susan Brown Cindy Walston Flow 2 Flandy Urban Robin Dohrn Sharon Stlnson Joleen Cary Debbie Kammskl Rnck DeMars Val Phnllups Lmda Warren Sarah Clymer Audrey Moore and Duane Felske McDonalds IS your kmd of place 1809 W Eisenhower ' ' 1 1 I 1 1 1 1 I 1 - ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - Xf P- f 1 umnwnmume UT lll,l2-BZA R811 N173 ammumu vu un l John and Mary Banrd at 3C s Radno Shack will show you the newest llnes of sound equupment 2033 W Elsenhower fs--Q.-..., Wwe McCauley Jewelry IS an enjoyable place to shop for silver watches clocks or any othe jewelry Items as Mitch Roe wall tell you 135 E 4th For weekly or last minute grocery needs shop Fort Namaqua Market r 3121 W Elsenhower xx ik if - K K ,,ff K H I Ky 1 5... Mfmw . 31 V 1 f . . , , . , . . . D . gels aj R - - ' I ' I 'I I I ' , . ff' We ,Q Q z , f 5 l , Q l lr S 'M as 2 ll' 3 I QS t , ' L sg K we , if l L , . 53 l l ff' A f 3 4, I -' rt Es Sega is ,s ix ,JZ rigs R is Pgslgi is ,E s jeff, l ligg 5 , We s 11,35 Q X 3 Q l Wifi 1 E' Ne vf I- ,T 'Q 5 X 5 r H L x YG, 3 k K .M ff.. W- 5' 54 f, 1 x . 'S- ' 6 The fashlonable stop for ladles shoes us the Shoe Station, Ltd Dee Dee Wilson tries on a palr of comfortable school shoes 1718 W Essen Prmt 84 Qulp IS the source for any offnce supply and equnpment or prlntmg needs Tryung out the executuve feelmg IS Tom Cottrell 440 Cleveland set? f se m ad pf Student workers at the Loveland Dauly Reporter Herald are Tom Mlnmg and Don Green then' work an the cnrculatuon department helps to en sure that the papers get to the public qulckly and efflcnently 450 Cleveland , , , ' ,, . . - . . . . . sq .75 xx 11 5 ,xr A Dry cleaning and pressing needs can be met by Leshe the Cleaner Puck up and delivery as made by Duane Robnnson 423 Cleveland s S 3 i BURGERS SAN' susan as e req 1 L was amen mms swam ammo sueoae 'N Asa-'S cases mm wow A N msn-Jan mcru mom ix CKORN SAULE KET X T065 !3EP3f::i PEP4-vl 5-ae s czugsiwt Sv' saenfwme swsgt UN! 'Wag 'q il 1? was ma -gpm -1-do! The Wand Straw Center houses For Beauty s Sake where Kay Thomas and Cathy Maitland serve as cosmetologlsts 1710 W Essen hower HH' o n 1 N K s aesnxrnsr sfsfawwmk few so as 1' 10 QEIPES IECXS sr Kilda! MH wiki R Suu lun 1:-Qs Rf 22325 M613 Qi! 7' 'Q Az 323 40 'E Wit is SNR-1 HKNWPS UQCJ sale-S86 'WPS' 'R Dips: l'?ava ug Qkfpy- 1.,Tf M55 C ss was N QPF 4 all ce... ffvgv- we-qw f Debble Yelek wall serve you from a dnversnfled menu at the Crazy Cow Dnve In 3080 W Ensenhowe s , 1 ,r fav 5 ' , , if K ' mf. X W C W y ,uey xiii ' . Ar, i . j -f. 1' ,y Q, , x 1 , A E . i , - ..,, e x A' V' X A 7 'M 1 . K 1 ,. ,, if . A .J ' , X E. K fri' f Z4 23,2 T 2, . . , . . , - . . ,.... A ,, A s s ruuu i :5 5 JA r X57' 2 :J Z1 ' ' 3 'W' 51 ' - 2- - . W' r ' f ffm 30 K+ , m fx. Q. i - 3 ,H :spree Z9 A3 ' ' Q, s Y.. L , 5 K i R 5 ' fm 'Q v ,L .L fl .- 1' Qwweesw ww N Wwe W ss M :fre lv Wray Q exe .. .. ,... .... C .:..., ...., W X3 K N he I Ui! 451 Q 5 . 2 LL .. . ws.. .. ,,. 5 Q 5 - . 'N xx.: 1 'Q .1 la t M .a...... v ,, ,, .,,,,, L.. C 07: . - .. ,A . QV? I' K 5 enum! ' , 35 ,fy S 453 , sf fs 5 E ' U - ' I N 5 5 1, -- 1- Q sf -'-'V la- -2, ' ii Q A . s . X 2 : X ' fsli,-'f H i 5 ,SHS si in - , fr A ' A 4 - 1 , V L 5 ' - S ' f - i m p if :ff .71 f - f A ' ' f - f ,- :fs s. ix -S' , 5 . ' i . - - Q. f fig K gi K A K Q . in . 3 .. . . SRE ..aff ' vw. W sigiv .MY 'Rf Kroh Nurserles at new expanded facllltles north of Loveland on Highway 287 stall has Barb Kulper studles one of many books for speciality olantmq P O Box 536 SmeTBwlu Western Grown for Western Planting products Right A trlp to Farmers Insurance Group by Ellen Story reveals theur fast, ls Terra Helms buyung land or a house from Dan Stroh at Ray's Realty? fair, and friendly servlce 610 E Eisenhower 247 E 4th X ' . . : . K ' Q . - 'V W V ,, .. - me' ,. t --- iw -,ff 'ff-1 A Wham-. V MV t , , V-.J,VN.p, se al.. , , .,-w.t-ag-t ' -V M-an V ..sz,,e M ,H , ,, ww - .M 5 ,, 'A N.: H W A M 'ww -fe' . 'W ff we ssasjat, ,, ' . ' - ' - - n - n - , , . . 3 V N S. ' 1 1: 5' w i, -M of , . We H. Q . Teller Dorothy York helps Bull Wrllcutts wlth an account at Home State Bank a full servrce bank 541 Lmcoln lfwfifll lf 1-to W X N7 PHOTOGRAPHS -.-nal Vernon Smlth consrders one of many famous brand hlknng boots at Greeley s Markay Photographs IS a sensor portralt specialist Greeley The Shoe Tree where he also found every type of footwear 141 E 4th Nla 5 2 VT ' Q lolllhl A ,, J .,-ll 5 -1 , ,V 1, mf my I fig ft, fm J W ww Y--he f K . . . ll. I ? Donmng ska togs and gear at Northern Alpme Sports are Flhonda Saul For frlendly service and good food If s Scott: s home of the Bug and Amy Nnemczyk The shop carrles complete summer as well as wan Scotchman 2901 Garfield ter sports equipment 1710 W Eisenhower Bob Pape Jr at Sunny Jam s Candy Ranch displays one of their many fresh candy com bmatlons No one makes candy lake Sunny Jam Open all year 373 Bug Thompson Can yon Road A full lme of Western clothing and accessorles are available at Ellls Wes tern Wear If nt s Western we have It 1414 N Lmcoln TD' if . . . . ,, . V -,'. H 41 he. . . , . . . . . , t. , . ,, ., . ,, . - . , I . . . . . ,, . ' ll I ' - Natural Muslc Center has a full selection of pianos organs and other musical lnstruments as well as muslc and accessorles Joanna Schwarz demonstrates the Lowrey Console organ 118 E 4th Loveland s two most dlstnnctlve gift shops Vnllage Gnft Box 1217 W Elsenhower and the Gnft Box 2.53 E 4th offer free glft wrappnng LHS s Debble lVlayfleld wall serve you at the Vlllage shop l Laughlm Realty wants to put the sold slgn ID front of a house for you Gena Anderson IS ready to answer your call when you re ready for your dreamhouse 1424 W Ensenhower r-' iff' Pamts housewares and electrlcal supplles can be found at Ferguson True Value Hardware Steve Ferguson pruces a shovel ln the Implement department 431 Cleveland 1 , .elf , ,I ' 'En 4 N tu K I A . , i ,......e l 3 gr 1 1 . Q 55 V Q , -1-s, 1 1 . , -1 kg 5 5, E ,sl . V K life 3-, ,V A. i. . ft 1 f T 3 , I y 1 A Lk 1 i 1. .. V .N I . , , I- . I . ' I I . . . I 1' - - I n y . . ' . Tops 81 Bottoms co-owner Suzette Hull wall show you many styles and colors of shlrts and pants 1710 W Elsenhower H5 mai. Patty Floselle and Barbara Bernhardt style modern haurstyles for young and old at the Golden Hanrpln on Derby l-lull 20619th S E Hlkmg and buknng come vvlth the summer months Bryan Matzdorff at the Wanderers Sport Shop can outfit you vvnth everything you'll need 321 N Lnncoln 1 , 1 W ,, . ,Q vii 'ass Ready to scoop up your favorite of fnfty lce cream flavors rs Mary Bu Happy vvlth Golden Touch Cleaners Vernon blltz at Bublutz Ice Cream Parlor 1710 W Ersenhower Smith found the services to mclude gl-.Ing leather storage drapes and alteratrons 1430W Eisenhower 'W Dennns Parmley IS try ng out a trombone at Debble Salazar IS searchmg for just the right combrnatlon of shirt and Melody Music where a wade selection of tue at Treman s Clothes for Men 300 E 4th Instruments, rnusrc, and musical ands are available 435 Cleveland Q f rf A ,cial gag .,z.-fv ,W ' sig-.if'f'f 'x 1 K Z ' 1 . . . I 1 , I - wh Q , . ' Q , 1 I V -3 V f, A , .fc QB . . I . .... . . . . . . . . , , . . . zmnnn , Xt 4 QQ , -4 Mary Korkos IS wowed by the large assortment of work gloves avaulable Snowbunny Terrl Grotzlnger examines new at Delnes Lumber Company The store has almost everything for the ski equnpment at the Outdoor Shop 1420 home bunlder from foundatnon to roof 1810 W Eusenhower W Ensenhower Bob Hlpps Co provldes Lovelanders with a vvrde variety of home apphances and stereo equID ment as Jlm Draxler duscovered 440 N Lmcoln Fxgjrf? Q L Q ' 0 W Rig 'XxXHi'e ri 'L 'hm Lone Tree Realty vvnll help you fund the perfect home In the just place A wlde varuety of lovely tlme pleces should for you Your real estate problem IS our busmess 1966 W 15th convmce you to take tlme to stop In at Hamilton Jewelry 222 E 4th Loveland Savungs and Loan employee Carol Paxston helps Ellen Story lay a furm fmancual base for the future by opening a savings account 125 E 7th I ' s Y .uf W' l ey 1 ' ZJ,,t f A CHO , me fl, eww Nav' aw My f' www ,st .e ,iv You re sure to fund someone you know at Westlake Supermarket where you are always met wlth a smlle as demonstrated by three student employ ees Rich Hoffman Vernon Smlth and Todd Thayer 1405W Eisenhower The staff at Earle's Flowers wnll help potential plant people fund the Chris Pfalzgraff, Dnanne lVlarvln, Wendy Schnaufer, Becky Thon, and plant they are looking for 245 W 4th Rlck Thomas enjoy working wnth the amiable people at Loveland Drug 550 Llncoln K ' .- Wir I I S HSN V I K .V Q: A -if T i if f K- Ill K J ,- ',,' as i fag. E e T , , ll M, l il .M T T 'T Q .t,l, ,, ' .M , f Qi? ..e, fy E KWWMH -..,..,5E l.,, ji, ,. fl,1Tf17?+ 'ia l if I l ' . ! ' ' I I , , . . . T T Q, V if .max me-Ji E .M l ' 'WW' 1 asal I . ,,,. . , 4 l'!!AlK0l0ltB!1lJ!ilYEY00ASl cusmlnnunurvowgmmmmy I8lUPUASkl!0ll.00limvwm35gg MBKARIYODBMHUM. r UU:alYl!AS0lHWAl!DO1 995335 ,NIASNUNTAKYH PYISIIUALY. ZZ lgvullmg to serve you at ALCO Duscount Store are Sharon Moore Barb Carr Kevln Graff Klrk Branch Kathy Corwln and Sue Jorgensen 1325 E nsenhower was E Leslie Wugle admires a leather sandal at Brown s Shoe Flt and trles to Dan Y Rexall Drugs keep a wade varlety of cosmetics whrch Karen Yow decade If rt lS just rlght for her 234 E 4th ell rs eager to sell 246 E 4th 'Y Q 3 Q You won t get a mnss fnt at Loom 81 Leather although Donette Davls may wonder nn thas case 137 E 4th O X -if 5' R. QE! Robln Leazer displays the fme glassware at Leazer s Jewelry Duamonds watches and quality watch repair are shop specnalltnes 329 E 4th TRI E IN 1915 people ro-if Qodvea tm km ang. di ,W Mag wheels as well as tures are admlred by John Wlllcutts at Goodyear Tnre and Rubber Co 216 E r ' 1 Q L Ygfitiy kV . L, LL,,,gf-,HV V ' on 5 ,s A L' Q F ily- V , ' Y K s,.' L LL , - .4 , .sl, L ,- ' -1 1,11 ' l 2-SL.. 5 L K VL, L: Q- Qi if Miiliiisfzl, W.- . f ,pw ,A L L ,,.f.:f A f. E X 3: ,il 5 L: glyiitii 'iff L n 1 ' L 1 ' V V L L , L - Li L 1 A ' V l ' i ' i i - - L..L g k fl' , l ' W- ' gf 2 , , ' I ' L 'LLl L L L A V I 1 K ' L, There s a merry crew ready to serve at Przza Hut lStandmgl Vac Wnlluams Bob McCluskey Debbne Daley Mary White Donna Blake lseatedl Fhck Frusbee Art Ketterrer lmanagerl Carolyn Smuth lasslstant managerl OIIVIB Trembly Terry Daley and Huck Enghmy 832 W Eusenhower Dunham s motto IS There s no buslness luke clothes business and Cathy Reyes thinks they handle theirs well 315 E 4th is stef-gt Albertson s happy baker vvlll sell you fresh pastries cakes and breads We know how to care for you at Albertson s 205 E Ensenhower 5' or i 5 , T Q a K, 3 if A 1 ...- I K' l if rlltts lf tt si er 5 if 1 - t1,,: .s,. A D Cindy Bauer has lost herself In a volume at the Open Book The shop has books on many subjects from techmcal to recreational 1207 W Ensenhower Belcher Office Supply serves nts customers In a super way All good buslness starts here 200 E 4th .we The new accounts at ,,,-' s Emplre Savlngs Bunldmg and Loan Assoclatlon offers information to a new customer Julue Burbndge 6th and Lnncoln 631: T 'fa rlt - to , ' s ,-it , at , ' ' Ax , Nw , VALVL, l trrlg 1 A l. 1 :WN K' ' ia? , .K Q, A Qi? . . .V K . , ' T K 5 g - ,M ,.., ,,W,M,M,,.,WMmwvmff1 ,,-ff' ' I 1, K .H f - -mx Quill L '2 li A V--ttiw full 4- .AH 4 t A . N - of Pamt IS the conversatlon toplc Gerald Shlmon IS Involved ln at Loveland Lumber Your frnendly Yard also carrves Insulation fencing and power tool products 900 E Eisenhower 1- --Q.:-uuuvifg 001 :hr Garnet Anderson dlscovers the wlde range of housewares and small ap pllances In addltlon to hardware and gardening supplies at Sooy Hard ware and Grfts 209 E 4th sh, it mmm ,S N ge XM EN awaits weasel we f r KEYS. iwemsfisis pf --as 5... qw fs mm Sf! flung-i-M M...- The pharmacy department at Draper Drug exhnbnts widely known ty wlth prompt servnce and courtesy delivery 301 E 4th quala I u - ' - - . ' , , . . . .... H f me 5 M K A ' . .. 'W . V x x .1 ,HE an 'X' si A If K D fgztffi g- . rs .. 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Q e The latest styles of quality women s apparel are at Mock s Fashnons as Perry Whltrock can verify 129 E 4th 'Wag-mwmw fe 55' 4359 G ff.: T 7152 3 ,Q As a Westlake Flrst Natnonal Bank employee Amta Kuntz posts the outgoing mail, The ABC bank has a walk-up, drive an service annex at Taft N 193 gl 1 wmmmp SGFIIOI octivities ABBOTT, BILL ALEXICI-1, JEFF ALPS, STEPHEN AMEN, JANE - Band 1,2,35 Pep Band 1, 2,35 Jr, Class Pres,5 Soph, Class Vice- Pres,5 Student Council 1,2,35 Musical 25 Ski Club 1,2,35 Pep Club 1,25 IRC Sec'y 35 Drama Club 1,35 NHS 1 ,2,35 Model UN 35 German Club 35 Combo for School Play 1. ANDERSEN, KATHLEEN ANDERSEN, RANDY ANDERSON, CLIFF - Swimming 1,2,35 Football 1,2,35 Ski Club 1,2,35 L Club 2,3. ANDERSON, GENA - Musical 25 Home- coming Show 2: Art Club Treas, 1,Vice-Pres, 2,35 Science Club 2: L. Club Vaudeville 1, 25 Drama Club 2,35 French Club 25 NHS 1,2,35 Thespians 2,35 Hiking Club 35 Color Guard 1,25 Captain 3, ANDERSON, MARK - Football 1,2,35 Wrest- ling 1,2,35 Track 1,25 Student Council 15 Musical 15 L Club 1,2,35 L Club Vaudeville 25 DECA Vice-Pres. 2,35 Sr, Class Pres.: Drama Club 15 NHS 1,2,5 Boys' State 2. ANDERSON, QUENTIN - Band 1,2: Pep Band 1,2,35 Ch0ir2,3, ANDERSON, STEVE ARAGON, RUBY AROUELLO, ANNETTE AUSBROOKS, MARK BAIRD, EUGENE BARTZ, MANFRED - American Legion Boys' State, Who's Who Among American High School Students5 Society of Outstanding American High School Students5 National Merit Scholarship Program Commendation: 7th Annual Engineering Honors Institute5 Ski Club 35 Science Club 1,Vice-Pres, 2,35 NHS 2,3. BECKER, MARY - L Club Vaudeville 2. BECKETT, JOHN BECKMAN, WALTER BENSEN, TARA BENSON, BEKI -Tennis 25 FBLA Treas, 35 BOE 35 DECA 25 Spring Trip 2, BENTON, DAR LA BERNARDE, DENISE BERNHARDT, MARK BERRY, ANNE BILYEU, DARREN BISHOP, Tiivi BISSING, JILL - FBLA 2,35 BOE 35 Pep Club 1,2. BLOSS, JACKIE BOCK, KEN BOETTGEFI, LINDA - Choir 15 Drama Club 3. BOETTIGER, VICKI - Choir 3: SEEC 3: Drama Club 35 Hiking Club 35 BOKELMAN, BILL - Choir 1,35 Ag Club 15 L Club Vaudeville 15 AV Club 1,3, BOSWORTH, DEBBIE BRACHLE, LISA - Choir 35 Drama Club 3, BRADLEY, STEVE BRAY, RICK BRILES, CLYDE BRINK, ROBIN BROOKS, LAURIE - DECA 2,3. BROWN, CRYSTAL BROWN, RUSSELL BRUCE, SHARIANNE - FBLA 25 Pep Club 1,2, 35 Letterbearer 1 ,2. BRUCHER, GLENN ' BRYANT, GREG - Football 3. BUBLITZ, MARY -Track 15 Redskin 35 Photography Club 35 Modern Dance Club 1. BUEHLER, kms - Swimming 1,2,3: Choir 1, 2,35 SEEC 1,22 Ski Club 15 Pep Club 1, 2,35 Letterbearer 1,2,3, BUITER, LAURIE BURD, DAN BURES, NANCY - Band 15 Pep Band 15 FBLA Treas,1,2, Parliamentarian 35 BOE 3. BURKE, DAN - Swimming 1,2,35 Water Polo 35 Choir 1 ,2,35 Drama Club 3, CAMPBELL, MARVIN CARMON,TOM - Choir 1 ,2,35 Art Club 1, 3. CARR, BARB cARv,Joi.EEN - Redskin 3. cAsoN,JEFF CAYOU, LEONA CHAMBERS, VICKIE - FHA 3: Spanish Club 3. CHANNELL,STEVE - Football 1,2,35 Bas- ketball 1,2,35 Track 1,2,35 L Club 1, 2,35 Boys' State 2, CHITWOOD, PATRICIA CHRISTENSEN, KEVIN CHURCH, BRENDA -Track 2: Ski Club 1, 35 L Club Vaudeville 15 Pep Club 1. CHURCHlLL,VlCKl CLARK, DEBORA -Track 25 GAA 15 Pep Club 1,2,35 Drama Club 1,35 Hiking Club 2,3. CLARK, PHYLLIS - GAA 1: Hiking Club 3. CLARK, RICHARD CLARK, VALERIE CLYMER, SARAH - Girls' Sports 1,25 Band 1,2. A COLLINS, KATHY - Student Council 1: Art Club 1. COLONNE, ADJITH -IRC 3: Model UN 3. COLSON, PHIL COLTON, BETH CORMIER, ERIC CORWIN, KATHY CRAIG, NORMA CRONANDER, DALE CROUCH, KAREN -Tennis 25 Gymnastics 1 CROWN, DAVE CUMMlNGS,SCOTT CUMPSTEN, CINDY D'AMlCO, LYNN - Redskin 3. DAILY, BRUCE - Orchestra 1 ,2,35 Musical 1,25 L Club Vaudeville 1,2,35 AV Club 1,2,3. DAILY, JOHN - Football 2,35 Baseball 1, 2,35 L Club 2,3. DALEY, DEBBIE - Redskin 35 Forensics 2,2 NFL 2,35 Drama Club Sec'y 35 Thespians 2, 3. DALLABETTA,TANYA DARGIS, JIM - Golf 1,2,35 L Club 1,2,3, DAVIDSON, KATHY DAVIES, SANDY DAVIS,TOM DEDECKER,CARRIE DEiNEs,'rERRI DENIGAN, KEITH DESNIOND, KAREN -Choir1,2,3. DEVLIN,TRACEY DIETERLE, KAREN -Tennis 25 Ski Club 25 Color Guard 1,2. DOHRN, ROBIN -Track 15Gymnastics1,2, 35 Student Council 1,25 Ski Club 3: L Club Vaudeville 1,25 Pep Club 1 ,2, Vice Pres. 35 DECA Pres.1,2, Pres, 35 Flag Twirler 2, oRAx LER, JAMES - Band 1,2,35 Dance Band 1,2,35 Pep Band 1,2,35 Redskin Recognition 35 Optimist Recognition '735 Student Council 1,Vice-Pres, 2, Pres, 35 Musical 1,25 Home- coming ShoW1,2,35 L Club Vaudeville 25 Drama Club 1, DUNAHOO, LAUREL DUNKIN, LOIS Sophomore Carol Pierce was: al standing on her head, bl riding a unicycle, cl ditching class, dl practicing for the Olympics, DUNSTON, ROBERT DYKES, JULIE -Swimming 1:Track 2: FBLA 3: BOE 3: Ski Club 1,2: Pep Club 1,2, EAKIN, TERESA- Choir 2,3: Soph. Outstand- ing Achievements in Home Ec.: Pom Pom Girl Captain 1. EASTBURN,JIM EASTIN, VALERIE - Choir 1,2,3: Musical 2 FBLA 3: BOE 3: Drama Club 1,31 Spring Trip 3: Junior Miss Pageant 3. EDDS, LISA -Tennis 3: Gymnastics 3: Choir 2,3: Student Council Sec'y 3: Homecoming Show 3: L Club 3. EDWARDS, GLENN - Basketball 3. EHEART,JEFF ELLIS, IRA -Wrestling 3. ELLlS,WAYNE ENGEL, CHRIS ENGLAND, CHARLENE - Band 3: Latin Club 2,3. ENGLAND, PETER EZINGA, PAM - Volleyball 3. FELSKE, DIANE FERGUSON,STEVEN -Ski Club 3: DECA 3. FlLLlON,TlM FINDLEY, MARK - Basketball 3: Baseball 3: L Club 3: Redskin 3: DECA 3. FINDLING, ANNE - Girls's Sports 2: Musical 2: IRC 1:Treas. 2: Pres. 3: NHS 2,3: Spring Trip 2: Model UN 2,3: Girls' State 2, FISHER, THOMAS -Choir 2,3: All State Choir 3: Who's Who Among American High School Students: Homecoming Show 3: Drama Club 3: NHS 2,3: Christmas Opera 3: Pres, Concert Choir 3: FOLSOM, STEVE - Swimming 1 ,2,3: Water Polo 2: Semi-Finalist National Merit 3: L Club 2,3: NHS 2,3: Boy's State 2. FORD, DAVE - Swimming 3: L Club 3, FRAHM, RONDA FRANK, GUY FRANK, LORRIE FRANK, RANDALL FRANK, SCOTT - Golf 2, FREELAND, DONICE FREITAG, MICHELLE - FHA Sec'y 3: Span- ish Club 3. FRIEND, MIKE -Track 1,2,3: Cross Country 2,3: L Club 1,2,3: L. Club Vaudeville1,2. FRIMML, CATHY - L Club Vaudeville 2, FRIMML, KAREN FULLER, KIM GALBREATH, PATSY - Swimming 1,2,3: Ski Club 2,3: DECA 1,2: Spring Trip 1, GlB50N,TlM - Basketball 1,2,3: Baseball 1,2,3: Ski Club 2,3: L Club 1,2: L Club VaudeviIIe2, GILE, MIKE - L Club Vaudeville 2: DECA 2,3. GOTHIER, DOUG GRAFF, KEVIN GREEN,TOM GROTZINGER, TERRI - Basketball 2,3: Ten- nis 1,2,3: Volleyball 1,2,3: Optimist Re- cognition: Musical 1,2: L Club 3: GAA 1: Quill and Scroll 2,3: Redskin 2: Chieftain 2, 3: Drama Club 1: French Club 1, Vice-Pres, 2, Pres. 3: NHS 1, Vice-Pres,2,3: Orchestra 1,2,3. GUGELMAN,JOE GUND, HAROLD HALE, CINDY - Girls' Sports 2,3: Band 2,3: Pep Band 2,3: L Club 3: Baton Twirler 3: Orchestra 2,3. 3: L. club vauaevnle1,2:pEcA 2,3. HockENsivuTH, ED HOFFMAN, CINDY - Gymnastics 2: Ski Club 1 HOFFMAN GFIXIF-VA This sophomore boy was: al getting a work permit. cl getting his class ring bl buying a cupcake. dl none of the above. 5 -,,, .,-- l C, ,,.,, E 3 . 5 ,'g,,: W ta- an it Q V gained are m3gz3tf,'s1 1. 5 Q 7 , ., - S E , 1 'ffl . tl HALLER, HUNTER - Cross Country 1,2,3: L Club 1,2,3: L Club VaudeviIle1,2, HALSEY, LINDA - Tennis 1,2: FBLA 2,3: BOE 3: GAA 1: Quill and Scroll 2: Red- skin 2: Chieftain 2. HALSEY, PAT HAMMOND, KRIS -Swimming 1,2,3: Gymnas- tics 1: Water Polo 3: Choir 3: Musical 1: L Club 1,2,3: L Club Vaudeville 3: Drama Club 1,2,3. HATFIELD, JENNICE - FBLA 1, Vice-Pres. 2, 2, Pres, 3: BOE 3: Latin Club 1. HAWTHORNE, DENISE - Choir 1,2: IRC 3: Drama Club 1,2: French Club 1,2,3: NHS 2, 3:'Model UN 3. HEINRICHS, JANET - Redskin Recognition 3: Science Club 3: Forensics 3. HERNANDEZ,CELlA HEYWOOD, PATTI HILL, KEVIN -Wrestling 1: L Club 1,2,Sec'y HOLMAN, MARY HORNUNG, KEVIN HOUSE,SHAWN HOWARD, RANDY HUCKABY, LANNY HUFFSMITH, RICH HUGG EN BERGER, ALAN - Basketball 1,2,3 Ski Club 1,2: L Club 2,3. HUGHES, DEANNA INMAN, BRUCE JEFFERSON, DALE JOHNSON, DWANE - French Club 1,2. JONES, BRIAN JONES, CINDI -Ski Club 2,3: Pep Club 2,3: DECA 1 ,2,3: Cheerleader 1. JORGENSEN,SUSAN JUENGST, CARL - Golf 1 ,2,3: Ski Club 1,2: L Club 2,3. KECK, RICK - Football 1,2,3: Wrestling 1,2,3: L Club 1,2,3: L Club VaudeviIle1,2. ni The sophomore class of '75 was: aI being shown a helicopter, Cl getting their report cards. bl going to a pep assembly, dl waiting for their mothers to pick them up, KELSEY, CHARLOTTE KELTON, JOHN KEMP, MIKE KEIVIPKERS, STEVE KENAGY, APRYL - Track 15 Student Council 25 Musical 25 L, Club Vaudeville 1,25 Pep Club 1,25 Redskin 25 Chief- tain 25 Spring Trip 2, KENYON, CLAYTON KIEHN, DENISE - FBLA 2,35 L Club vaude- ville 1,25 Pep Club 1,2,35 NHS 2,35 Cheer- leader 1,2,3. KINN EY, BOB KIRBY, ROBERT KLEIN, BELVA - FBLA 3: BOE 3. KLITZKE, DAN - Football 15 Wrestling 1, 25 Gymnastics 15 L Club 1,2,35 L Club VaudeviIle1,25DECA 2. KNOELK, KENNETH -Track 15 Choir 3: Class Play 2,35 Musical 25 Homecoming Show 2,35 Chieftain 31 Drama Club 1, 2,35 Thespians 2,35 Hiking Club 1, 2 Pres. 3 KNOX, STEVE - Swimming 1 ,2,35 Football 1,2,35 Choir 1,2,35 Ski Club 2' L Club 35 Drama Club 35 Hiking 1 Club 1. KREBS, GARY KRINGS, DAN KUIPEFI, BARB - Quill and Scroll 35 Redskin 25 Chieftain 2,3. KUNTZ, ANITA - FBLA 2,35 BOE 3: L Club 35 GAA 35 Pep Club 1,2,35 Drama Club 15 Letterbearer 25 Flag Twirler 3, KURTH, JOHN - Choir 2,35 Hiking Club 1, 2,35 Madrigals 3. LACOSSE, JOHN LAFFERTY, DANA - FBLA 35 BOE 35 Pep Club 1,2,3. LANTING, PHIL LAFISEN, CINDY - Basketball 2,35 FBLA 25 ski club 15 Pep ciub1,2. LATIMER, RICHARD LEAMONS, RAY - Tennis 1,2 ,35 Optimist Recognition5 L Club 1,2,35 L Club Vaudeville 1. LEAZER, ROBIN - Band 1,2,35 Pep Band 1,2,35 Adams State Band 2,35 All State Band 35 French Club 1 ,2,35 NHS 2,35 Hiking club 2,3. LENTHE, sue -Tennis1,2,35Band1,25 Ski Club 15 L Club 35 Pep Club 25 NHS 2,3. LEONARD, LINDA - Band 1,2,35 Pep Band 15 Choir 2,35 Musical 25 SEEC 35 Ski Club 1,25 Latin Club 1,2, Sec'y 3. LESHER, DAN LEWIS, PATRICIA - Choir 35 SEEC 35 Drama Club 35 Hiking Club 3. LEWIS, STEVE LIND, DEBRA LINDQUIST, DIANN LINSON, DEBBIE LIVINGSTON, CINDY - Band 15 Student Council 25 FBLA 1, Parliamentarian, ALS Representative State FBLA 25 Sec'y 35 BOE 35 L Club Vaudeville1,25 Flag Twirler 3, LOVELL,JIM LUDWICK, SANDY - Band 1,2,35 Pep Band 1,2,35 All State Band 35 Orchestra 35 Musical 25 Ski Club 1,2,35 L Club Vaudeville 25 French Club 1,2,35 NHS 2,3. lvlAizE,TERRI MAKSA, GABOR -Track 35 DECA 2,35 German Club 35 IVIANLEY, KEITH MARGHEIM, JONI - Choir 15 DECA 2, MARlNG,MERLE MARING, VERLE - DECA 2,3. MARTHE, KATHE MARTINEZ, ROBERT - Football 2: Wrest- ling 2. MARVIN, DIANNE - Choir 1. MASLEN, MAR LAINE - DECA 3: Forensics3 MATH ESON, GARY - Golf 1,25 Football 2: DECA 2. MATU LA, CATHY MATZDORFF, KEVIN - Golf 1,2,35 L Club 1,2,3. MAY, DAN MAYFIELD, DEBBIE MCCARTHY, BETH MCCARTNEY, GEANA - Gymnastics 1 ,2,35 Girls' Sports 1 ,2,35 Student Council 25 Ski Club 25 DECA 2,35 Cheerleader 2, MCCAUGHEY, ALAN MCCLURE, PAT - Class Play 25 Musical 1,25 Art Club 2,35 Drama Club 1,2,3. MCCLUSKEY, TOM - Football 15 Basketball 15 Baseball 1,2,35 L Club 3. MCCONNELL, VONNIE - Girls' Sports 1,2,35 Student Council 1,2,35 Ski Club 1, Treas. 2, Sec'y 35 L Club 35 Pep Club 1 ,2,35 Cheerleader 2. MCCORMICK, SHERI - FBLA 32 BOE 3. MCCOY, JOHN - Football 35 Basketball 1.2, 35 Track 1,25 Band 1,25 L Club 35 Boys' State 2. MCDONALD,CRESSA MCDONALDRICHARD MCDONOUGH5 DAVID - Football 1. IVICGRAWJLEEANN MCKEOWN, PAT - Choir 12Ski Club 1,22 L Club Vaudeville 1,25 Pep Club 15 Spring Trip 3. MCMAHON, JOE - Baseball 1,3. MELTON, SCOTT - Basketball 1,2,3. MENZE, KAREN MYER, MARIAN - FBLA 3. MEYERS, ERIC -1 MILL, PAM MILLER, CHARLES MILLER, GARY - Football 2,3. MILLER, TERRI - Band 1,2,35 Dance Band 35 Pep Band 1,2,35 All State Band 35 Adams State Band 32 Orchestra 35 NHS 2, Treas, 35 Band Sec. Treas, 2, MILLHOLIN, DEBBIE MILLHOLLIN, VELMA MILNER, DARYL - F F A Ag Club Pres. 35 FFA Ag Club Reporter 25 Ag Club 1,2, 3. MlNER,SHAUNA MINNIG, TOM -Track 35 Cross Country 35 L Club 32 Hiking Club 3. MOORE, AUDREY - Girls' Sports 1 ,25 Band 1,25 Pep Band 1,25 Latin Club 1, Treas, 25 Ski Club 1,2,35 Pep Club 1,2, MOORE, DONNA -Track 25 GAA Sec, 25 FHA 1,25 GAA 1,25 Spanish Club 15 Spring Trip 1, MOORE, SHARON - Choir 35 Homecoming Show 35 DECA 3, MORGAN, JIM MORRIS, PAT - Choir 15 Homecoming Queen candidate 35 DAR Good Citizen 35 Spanish Club Sec, Treas, 35 Art Club 1,25 Spanish Club 32 NHS 2,3. MOYES, TAMMY . Ski Club 2,3. NASBY, RICK NASH, MARK NELSON, PAT - Band 1,2,35 Dance Band 1,2,35 Pep Band 1,2,35 lRC 2, Treas, 35 Musical 25 Homecoming Show 2,35 L Club Vaudeville 1,25 French Club 1 ,2,35 Model U.N. 3. NELSON,TRACEY - Ski Club 1,25 L Club Vaudeville 1,22 Pep Club 1. NEWMAN, TONYA - Art Club Sec. Treas, 35 Art Club 35 Ski Club 1,35 Drama Club 1,3. NICASTLE, RICK - Band 1,2,35 Stage Band 1,2,35 Pep Band 1,2,35 Musical 1,25 Homecoming Show 1,2,3, NICHOLAS, STEVE - Football 35 Basketball 35 Track 35 L Club 1,2,35 L Club Vaudeville 2, OCHOA, ROBERT OLMSTEAD, SUSAN OLSEN,JEFF OLSEN, MARY - Homecoming Show 25 Pep Club 1,22 NFL 1,2. OLTMANN, TERRI - FBLA 32 BOE 35 L Club Vaudeville 1,2, ORNELAS,JAMES PACE, ROD - Football 1,2,35 Basketball 1,25 Track 1,2,35 L Club 2,35 NHS 2,35 Boys State 2, PALMER, CINDY - Ski Club 35 Drama Club 3. PAPE, DEBBIE PAPE, RICHARD PAPE, SANDY PARDUN, LINDSEY PARKS, SUE - Art Club 35 Ski Club 35 Drama Club 3. PARMLEY, DENNIS - Tennis 2,35 Band 1,2, 35 Pep Band 1,2,35 Dance Band 2,35 Boys' State 25 Quill and Scroll 2,35 Homecoming Show 2,35 L Club 35 Quill and Scroll Pres, 2,35 Redskin 1,25 Chieftain 1,2, PATRICK, DEBI PAUL, GUY PERSICHITTE, GARY - Swim Team Football 1,2,35 L Club 1,2,3, Pres. 35 Student Council 2,32 Ski Club 1,25 DE CA 2. PETERS, DAVE - Football 3. PETERSEN, DONNA PEYTON, STARR PFALZGRAFF, CHRIS - DECA 2,3. PIERCE, CAROL - Track 25 Orchestra 35 All-State Orchestra 1 ,2,35 Sr, Class Sec,5 Spanish Club Pres. 35 Hiking Club Sec,-Treas. 2, Student Council 35 Class Play 25 Musical 25 Homecoming 25 ensics 1, Pres. 25 Drama Club 1,2,35 Spanish Club 35 NHS 2,35 Thespians 3. PINEAU, SUE PLUE, RANDY - Football 22 Ski Club L Club vaudeville 2, PLUMB, JIM PLUMB, RAY PDLLARD, TOM - Baseball 35 L Club POPENHAGEN, NANCY - Basketball Tennis 1,2,35 Girls' Sports 1,2,35 GAA 35 Drama Club 1, PORTER,JODl PORTER, SCOTT 1,2,3, 1,2, 1. For- 32 3: , 1,2,35 POTTER, PAMELA -Pep Club 15 DECA 15 AV Club 15 Forensics 15 Spanish Club POWELL, BEV -Track 1,2. PRANG, LECIA - Choir 1,2,35 Drama 1,2, Pres. 35 Student Council 15 Class 1. Club Play 1 ,2,35 Musical 1,2,35 Homecoming Show 2,35 Ski Club 1,2,35 L Club Vaudeville1,25Thespians 2,35 Hiking Club 2. PRESTON, coNNIE - Band 2,3. PRlcE,sTEvE RADTKE,JOEL - Band 1,2,35 Pep Band 1, 2,35 Breakfast Optimist Citation 25 Jr. Vice Pres.5 Student Council 2,35 Science Club 2,35 L Club Vaudeville 2, 35 Quill and Scroll 1,2,35Redskin1,2, 35 Chieftain 1,25 Photographer 3. REESE, RANDY RENDOFF, BRENDA - FBLA 2,32 BOE 3. RENDOFF, CINDY - Art Club 22 FBLA 3. RENNICK, DAN REYES, CATHY - Ski Club 2,3. RICE, LINN RIDDER, JUDY -Cross Country 15 FHA 1, 2, Pres, 35 Class Play 15 Art Club 15 Science Club 15 L Club Vaudeville1, RIEGEL, CINDY -Tennis 2,35 Track 15 Girls' Sports 1,2,35 Volleyball 2,35 Ski Club 1,35 L Club 35 French Club 35 NHS 1,2,3. ROARK, KELLEY - Girls' Sports 15 Choir 1,25 SEEC 2, Pres. 35 Musical 35 Art Club 2,35 Ski Club 1: L Club 12GAA 12 Pep Club 1,25 IRC 2,35 Drama Club 2,32 Spanish Club 35 NHS,2,35 Hiking Club 32 Club 35 Model UN 2,3. ROBERTS, BILL RODRlQUEZ,MARTHA ROGERS,MlNDY ROPER, SAM ROSENCRANS, ROBERT - Hiking Club 2, Pres, 35 Class Play 35 Ski Club 35 Photographer 35 AV Club 3. ROSENHAGEN, KURT ROUSE, ROBERTA RUTLEDGE, KEN - VVho's Who Among Amer: ican High School Students 5 Junior Achievement 1,2 ,35 Student Council 32 Spring Trip 3. RYE, RANDY SAKALA, ROBERT - Jr. Class Treas.2 Soph. Class Treas.5 Ski Club 2,35 Mic 81 Lens 3. Senior Mark Ausbrooks is: al doing back exercises, cl performing a back dive, bl flying, dl both a and b. ,-, tv ' ' ff-L V I... l , .- 3 ,f,' , -: .,,: . ,,,, ,,,. ,,,- ,,.- 2 .2., 5 A I ,rrl 2 I I 'L I ,,,,,,, . 6, 2 1 ,, . 22 'I 1 . ,,,, .rrrr A . .V V, E , ., ,, . 5 1 . I ' ---' .- ., . f- 2,1491 .-..i .eg .--. ' ..,- 5 A A 5 .5 ,,,., ,. Q 5','2 i2,' ' , ' 2 '2' s,rr '-..'. 5 U' ' '-uf' If-2-Y Qi -- ' '-95194321 Eff' Yf9'f?5t'iflf .rll 2 ' -'r 11 ,, . 5 'fl' 14 f ii'2:3. -Jasaf..1,.ffIa,251tsfffW .2 f mt..- wfssfzisiifei--,:symva5g AL 5? P Q5 ., W.. , me f. 2 23 5fs.1'fH2H: rises.sfeifrftmnsws 2'fe1!ffms,11 5f'.:.3.1'H'fi.is-,isa, SALAZAR, DEBBIE - Student Council 15 Pep Club 1,25 DECA 2,3. SALYER,DARVIN SANDERS, CONRAD SCHILDGEN, JENNIFER - Art Club 35 Hiking Club 35 Model UN 3. SCHLEIGER, CHRIS - Girls' Sports 1,25 Pep Club 1,2, SCHLEIGER, MARK - Track 1,22 French Club 1,2. SCHMID, MARK,- Football 1,2,35 Base- ball 15 Ski Club 1,25 L Club 35 SCHNAUFER,WENDY - Ski Club 1,21 Pep Club 1,25 DECA 2, SCHNEIDER, E.J. - FFA Treas. 1. SCHREINER, CAL - Swim 1,2,35 Track 1,2,35 Water Polo 1,2,35 Choir 35 Swim Team Captain 35 L Club 1,2,35 L Club Vaudeville 1,25 NHS 1,2,3, SCHUSTER, HOLLY - Swim Team 3: Girls' Sports 35 Spring Trip 3. SCHWARZ, JOANNA - Choir 1,2,35 Home- coming Show 35 FBLA 35 Chieftain 35 NHS 2,3. SCOTT, TRACY - SEEC Secretary 35 Ger- man Club 35 Chieftain 35 Pep Club 1, SELLECK, SCOTT - Basketball 15 Ski Club 1, 1,2,3. SEVERSON, JOHN SEXTON, MARK SHAFFER, RAY - Football 15 Basketball 1, 2,35 Baseball 1,35 Sports Editor Redskin 35 L Club VaudeviIIe1,25 Drama Club 25 Hiking Club 1 ,2,3. SHAFFER, BOB SHANNON, LEEANN - Girls' Sports 15 Pep Club 1,25 Cheerleader 1, SHEETS, STEVE SHELHAMER, PAM -Tennis 1,25 Band 1,2, 35 Dance Band 1,2,35 Pep Band 1,2,35 FHA Treas, 35 Musical 1,25 Homecoming show 1,2,35 Ski Club 35 l. Club 35 l. Club Vaudeville 1,25 Orchestra 2,3, SHELLENBARGER, JUDY - Girls' Sports 2, SHENEMAN, JUDY - FBLA 15 DECA 2, SHERMAN, KYLE - Band 1,2,35 Dance Band 2,35 Pep Band 1,2,35 FHA Reporter 35 Musical 1,2, L Club Vaudeville 25 Orchestra 1,2,35 Alt, for Top of the National Band 2,3, SHIDELER, SANDY - Swim Team 15 Tennis 2,32 Gymnastics 1,2,35 Girls' Sports 1 ,2, 35 Rag Day Queen 25 Pep Club Vice Pres, 1,2,35 Ski Club 1,25 L Club 35 L Club Vaudeville 1,25 Cheerleader 25 Spring Trip 3, SHIMA, GARY SIBERT, SHELLIE SIMON, DAN SIMON, LINDA - Art Club 35 Hiking Club 3, SIMON, ROBERT - Band 1,2,35 Pep Band 2,35 Orchestra 1,2,35 All State Orches- tra 3, SISLER, JAMES SMITH, CINDY - Basketball 2,35 Girls' Sports 2,35 Choir 1,2,35 Homecoming Queen 35 Girls' State Delegate 25 Rag Day Queen 15 Who's Who in American Students 35 Loveland Junior Miss Runner-up 35 Concert Choir Treas, 35 Student Council 1, 35 Homecoming Show 35 Ski Club 1,25 L Club 35 L Club VaudeviIIe1,2, Pep Club 1,2,35 Drama Club 1 ,2,35 Cheerleader 1,2,3, SMITH,CLOVIS SMITH, DENISE - Girls' Sports 1 ,2,35 Latin Club Vice Pre, 35 GAA 1,2,3. SMITH, GORDON SMITH,JEANETTE -Ski Club 1,25 IRC 2,35 Chieftain 32 NHS 2,35 Model UN 2,3. SMITH, VERNON - NHS 35 Hiking Club 2, 35 Photography 1,3, SOLIS, JUANITA - Girls' Sports 35 Pep Club 2,35 DECA 2. SULLIVAN, BETH - FHA 35 Spanish Club 35 SUMMITT, SHERRI - Choir 15 Photography 3. TABOR, CHERYL - FHA Yearbook Chairman 3. TAMS, GREG THAYEFI,TODD THOMPSON,SHERRA THON, BECKY TIDEMAN, SUE TRONCOSO, YOLANDA - FBLA 1,2,35 Art Club 1 ,2,35 BOE 35 DECA 25 NHS 1,2,35 Jr, Acheivement 1,2,3, TUCKER, KATHY - Choir 15 DECA 2,35 me l,2,3. COTICBH, ' SOWA, RICHARD - Drama Club Vice Pres. 35 Class Play 35 Musical 35 Homecoming Show 35 Drama Club 35 Thespians 3, SPAULDING, SUSAN SPENCER, BEVERLY SPERRY, DAVID - Tennis 2,35 Ski Club Pres, 3, Treas, 25 Science Club 1,2, SPRENGER, JACKIE -Spring Trip 3. STAMM, MARCIA - Spring Trip 2. STEELE, JACK STERKEL, JUDY STERKEL, KENNETH STEVENS, RANDY - Mic and Lens Pres, 35 Ag Club 3. STORY, ELLEN STOUPA, JOAN - Basketball 2,35 Track 1,25 Girls' Sports 1 ,2,35 Class Play 2,35 Musical 25 L Club 2,35 L Club Vaudeville 1 ,25 Pep Club 1,25 Drama Club 2,3. STOVER, LINDA - DEcA1,2,35 Hiking Club 1, Vice-Pres, 2,35 Spanish Club 1,25 Latin Club 2,3. STRASBURGER, TOM - Football 1,2,35 Base- ball 1,2,35 l. Club 2,3. STRECK, RANDY - DECA 2,3. year, the Sunlhmafs of 75 performed at a wrestling match. c on UNIBERGER, BRIAN - Swim Team 1 ,2,35 Water Polo 15 L Club 2,35 L Club Vaudeville 2. URBAN, RANDY - Band 125 Dance Band 1,25 Pep Band 1,25 Homecoming Show 1,2, VANNOY, ERIC VENRICK, JIM VERNON, DEBBIE - DECA 2. VIEGUT, DAVID - Football 35 Basketball 35 Track 35 Baseball 35 L Club 3. VINCENT,WES VOGEL, BRUCE - Basketball 15 Track 1,2, 35 Baseball 15Water Polo 1,25 L Club 1,2,3. WAGAMAN, BILL - Football 3. WAGNER, CINDY WAHLER, ERIC -Tennis 1 ,2. WAILES, SHERRIE - FBLA 15 Pep Club 1, 25 DECA 2. WALDEN,GALE WALKOWICZ,SCOTT - Football 1,2,35 Ski Club 2,35 L Club 1,25 Science 1,2, WALSTON, CYNTHIA - Band 12 FBLA 1,2, WARREN, LINDA - FBLA 2,3, Sr. Standing Committee Chairman 35 Pep Club 1,25 DECA 25 Spring Trip 3. WEIDENKELLER, GEORGE -Ski Club 2,35 Spring Trip 1, WELLS, BRENDA - Choir 1,2,3: Chieftain 3. WELSHJENNIFER WEST, CHRIS WHITROCK, PERRY - Track 25 Band 1,2,35 Ski Club 2. WILD, BOYD -Track 1,25 L Club 3. WILLCUTTS, BILL -Tennis 1 ,2,3: Dance Band 1,2,35 Forensics 1 ,2, Vice4Pres, 35 Homecoming Show 1 ,2,35 Ski Club 15 Science Club 1,2,35 L Club 1,2,35 L Club Vaudeville 25 NHS 2,35 Master of Ceremonies of Rag Day 2. WILLERT, CAROLYN WILLIAMS, GREG - Art 35 Hiking Club 3. WILLIAMS, SHARON WILLIAMS, TOM WILSON,BRlAN WILSON, DEE DEE - Track 2,35 Band 1,2, 35 Pep Band 1,2,35 Science Club Sec. 35 Musical 25 L Club 35 Pep Club 15 Cheerleader 15 WISE, ALAN - Band 1,2,35 Dance Band 1,2,35 Pep Band 1,2,35 Orchestra 1, 2,35 Adams State Honor Band51st Chair CSU Music Camp5 Musical 25 Homecoming Show 1 2 35 Pres, SKAG 3, Key to Symbols: 1 Z sophomore year 2 :iUI'1iOl' year 3 2 senior year NOTE: Because the senior activities poll had to WITHROW, RENEE - Swim Team 15 Tennis 25 be fHkef1f0f B February deadline, Spring ac GMS' Spo,-tS1 2: FBLA 3: BOE 3, tivities for many seniors may not be listed, Ski Club 1,25 Hiking Club 2,3. WRAY,SCOTT WRlGHT,JULlE - FBLA 35 BOE 35 Ski Club 1. YOWE LL, KAREN - Spring Trip 2, ZIEMS, DAVE ZIMMERMAN, ROBERT What is last year's team doing? ai Saying the basketball team is Number One, ci Doing their finger exercises. bl Counting as far as they can, dl All of the above, FACULTY lNDEX Anderson, Ray 89 Baki, Wes 89 Baker, Pat 22,101 Batha, Gary 22 Beers, Larry 22,92,95 Bond, Glenda 22 Bonewitz, Bonnie 22 Brown, Jack 22 Brown, Loren 22 Buckner, Neal 22,103,109,133 Burnett, Bruce 22,89,104,128 Card, Doug 22,128 Chapman, Faye 22 Cheyne, Jack 26 Clarke, Dale 22,102 Constantz, Don 19,163 Cooper, Cathy 22 Craft, Vernon 22 Craig, Robert 22 Cuney, Eleanor 22 Dahlen, Martha 142 Duerre, Vicki 22,82,83,102 Ekerberg, James 22 Espinoza, Steve 128 Forro, Gerald 22 Gammon, Richard 22,29,157 Garcia, Gil 22,77 Glover, Gary 22,136 Goodheart, Chester 22 Goudy, Jean 2,3 Gulick, Joann 22,113 Greeson, Norma 22 Guffey, Robert 23 Gutzmer, Carol 23,30,106,138, 139 Hale, Frances 23,144 Hamblen, Robert 23,100 Hart, Jack 19 Harvey, John 23 Helmling, Bill 23,102 Henry, Ms. 149 Hewson, Richard 23,104,134 Jackson, Richard 23,156 Javernick, Frank 23,124 Jones, Jim 23 June, Don 23 index Kanler, Georganne 23,99 Kemp, Darrell 23,162 Koblick, Kathy 23 Larsen, Dale 23,65 Leonard, Roy 23,89 McCarthy, Linda 23,103 McGinnis, Don 23 Mannon, Pam 23,98 Meakins, Robert 23,28,86 Morgenstern, Don 23,131 Nolde, Joann 23 Nunn, Sue 23 O'Farrell, Robert 24,109 Polansky, Kevin 24,109 Poovey, Don 24 Popolardo, Robin 138,139 Price, Roberta 24,27,91 Reed, Gen. Bill 149 Reeves, Stanley 24,133 Ribali, Paul 24 Riegel, Maynard 24 Scaggs, Joe 24 Schaeffer, Mike 77 Schulz, Don 24,91 Scott, Evelyn 24 Seng, Pat 24, 162 Smith, Herman 19,92 Southwick, Stanley 24 Speece, Walter 24 Stevens, Cheryl 24 Stroh, Gary 24 Tuell, Sue 24 Tuller, Glendra 24,138,139 Veldhuizen, Melvin 24 Voggesser, Mary 24 Wickam, Vivian 24 Wilcox, Loren 24,126 Wilderman, Walter 24 Wilson. Jack 19,24 Ziesche, Barbara 24,108 STUDENT INDEX Abbott, Bill 35 Abbott, Mike 63 Acres, Mark 54 Acton, Dennis Adcox, Rick 54 Ahlvin, Reno 63 Aitchison, Donny 63 Aldinger, Cindy 35 Aldridge, Cheryl 63 Alexich, Jeff 35 Algreen Peggy 63 Allen, Danny 63 Allen, Mark 63 Allerheiligen, Julie 54 Alps, Stephen 35 Amack, Nancy 35 Amack, Steve 63 Ambrose, Lezlie 63,139 Amen, Jane 34,77,91 Andersen, Diane 63 Andersen, Kathleen 35 Andersen, Randy 35 Anderson, Cliff 35,134 Anderson, Eric 54,112,132 Anderson, Garnet 63,82,83,192 Anderson, Gena 35,89,90,91,101 182 Anderson, John 63 Anderson, Mark 34,35,112 Anderson, Quentin 35,79 Anderson, Steve 35 Andres, Don 63,79 Angell, Cindy 54 Anson, Mark Anstett, Danny 54 Appel, Karen 54 Archer, Jeff Armfield, Tamara 63 Armour, Joe 63 Arnold, Jeff 54,104,109,112 Arnold, Joyce 54 Arnold, Ken 63 Arnstad, Chuck 63 Aron, Margie 54 Ashland, Leroy 54 Askeland, Nancy 54,91 Aste, Ben 54 Auslzggrooks, Mark 35,134,135, 7 Ausbrooks, Paul 54 Avila, Leona, 63 Bachman, Mark Bacon, Andrea 63,77,100 Bagwell, Bruce 63 Bagwell, Bryan 35 Bahr, Frances Baird, Doug . Baird, Richard 35 Baker, Eric 63 Baker, Mike 63 Baker, Stanley 63 Ballinger, Amy 56,91 Bangert, Beth 63 Bard, Debbie 64,145 Barker, Robert 64 Barnes, Carolyn 64 Barrett, Tim 55 Bartz, Manfred 35,104 Bartz, Thomas 64 Bashford, Stannis 64 Bates, Jeff 28,55,77,84,85,91 104,153,154,155,159,160 Bauer, Lucinda 55,106,191 Bearly, Arlin 55 Becker, Cindy 64 Becker, Mary 35 Becker, Stanley Beckett, Ben 64 Beckett, John 35 Beckman, Jay 55 Beckman, Walter 35 Beckmann, Karen 55,78 Beebe, Todd 55,126,127 Beegle, Brad 64 Bellamy, Candy 55 Belz, Diane 55,91 Belz, Steve 64 Benenate, Joseph 55 Benesh, Tom 55 Bennett, Kelly 64,67 Bensen, Tara 35 Bensen, Beki 35,152,164 Benson, Kevin 64 Benton, Darla 35,81 Benzel, Lori 64 Berger, Cathi 64 Bergerud, Keith 55 Berglin, William 64,77 Bergquist, Sharon 64 Bergstrom, Bob 55,124,149 Bergstrom, Brenda 55,64,139, 145 Bernard, Carla Bernarde, Brenda Bernarde, Denise 35 Bernhardt, Cindy 55 Bernhardt, Mark 35 Berry, Anne 36,175 Bethel, Gladys 64 Bickner, Tery 55 Bilyeu, Darren 36 Bishop, Tim 36 Bissing, Janet 64,78 Bissing, Jill 36,148 Black, Robin Blair, Alan 64 Blair, Loren 64,100 Blake, Ray 64,91 Blanco, Alfred 64 Blank, Jan 55 Bliss, Darlene 55,77,78,79 Blocker, Avery 64 Blomgren, Mary 55,78 Bloss, Jackie 36 Bloss, Lorraine 64 Blumanhourst, Debbie 64,106 Bock, Ken 36 Bock, Susan 55,98,99 Bode, Richard 64 Boehn, Diane 64 Boer, Ken 64 Boettger, Linda 36 Boettiger, Richard 64 Boettiger, Vicki 36,78,89,91 Bokelman, Margie 55 Bokelman, Bill 36,79,91 Boldt, Michelle 64 Bonham, Debbie 55,80 Bonham, Greg 64,81 Bonner, Ed 55 Boone, Kim 78 Boone, Mike 55 Borges, Kent Borgstedt, Fred 55,158 Bosworth, Debbie 36 Bott, Lisa 55,80,81 Bowers, Doug 55,61,79,91,149, 154 Bowman, Joe Bowman, Julie 64,91,167 Bowman, Shelly 64 Boyd, Johnny 55 Brachle, Lisa 36,78,91 Brackett, Julie 55,80,81,91 Bracy, Robin 64 Bradley, Steve Branch, Kirk 55,188 Branch, Vikki 64 Brandon, Dave Brandon, Russ 64,116,117,128 Bratton, Matt 64 Braun, Craig 64 Bray, Ricki 36 Braymer, Theresa 64,91 Brecks, Cindy Breeden, Laurie 64,142 Brewer, Candy 64,66 Bridgeman, Beth 64,78 Brien, Barb 55 Brien, Sue 64 Briles, Brink Clyde 36 Robin 36 Bromley, Debbie 55,78 Brooks, Brooks, Brooks, Kathy 55 Lori 36 Lisa 55 Cahill, Cathy 55 Campbell, Rex 64 Cardwell, Robert 55 Carlson, Jim 64 Carlson, Robert 55 Carmon, Tom 37,79 Carpenter, Ken 65 Carpenter, Margaret 65 Carr, Barb 37,188 Carr, David 55 Carrasco, Anna Cary, Joleen 37,84,175 Cason, Jeff 37 Cason, Russ 65 Caswell, Don 100 Cayou, Leona 37 Ceravolo, Sam Chambers, Vickie 37,99 Chandler, Susie 65,78,79,91 Channell, Steve 37,112,124 Chappell, Bob 55 Chatham, Joann 65,109 Chavez, Henry 55 Chavez, Yvonne 79,91 Cherry, Diane 65 Cheyne, Pam 65,140 Childers, Melody 65 Childers, Sherry 37 Chitwood, Patricia 37,78,79, 89,91 Christensen, Kevin 37,134 Christensen, Lori 65,78,79,140 Christensen, Steve 55,134 Church, Brenda 37 Brown, Alan 55 Brown, Angela 64 Brown, Belinda 55 Brown, Chet 55,122 Brown, Crystal 36 Brown, Russ 36 Brown, Judy 64,91 Brown, Linda 55 Brown, Pam 55,175 Brown, Peter 55,79 Bruce, Sherrianne 36,152,164, 175 Brucher, Glenn 36 Brungardt, Kerry 55 Brunmeier, Annette 64 Bryan, Kip 64,114,132 Bryant, Greg 37 Bryant, Nancy 64 Bublitz, Mary 37,79,84,86,184 Buehler, Kris 37,80,81,140, 164 Bugg, Peggy 55,78 Buist, Lana 78 Buiter, Laurie 37 Buiter, Bill 55 Burback, Bev 55,78,91 Burbridge, Julie 55,191 Burd, Dan 37 Burd, Terri 64 Bures, Nancy 37 Burke, Dan 37,79,91,134,149 Burke, Marty 64 Burkhardt, Diane 55,80,81 Burkhart, Dean 64 Buro8w, Jodi 64,77, 7 Burton, Becki 34,37,77,91, 143,148 Butler, Janelle 64,91 Button, Bonnie 55 Bybee, Chris 64 Church, Robin 65,81 Churchill, Cathi 65,144 Churchill, Vicki 37 Clagett, John 55 Clark, Dave 55 Clark, Debbie 37,89 Clark, Don 122,123 Clark, Lynn Clark, Nancy 65,100 Clark, Phyllis 37,89 Clark, Richard 37 Clark Valerie 37 Claussen, Karen Cleveland, Steve 65,79 Clymer, Sarah 37,175 Cobb, Colber Bill 55 t, Cathy 65 Coleman, Kevin 55 Coleman, Mike 65,94 Colhour, Mark 65 Collard, Rick 55 Collins, Colleen 65 Collins, Kathy 38 Colonne, Ajith 38,159 Colson, Phillip 38 Colson, Ralph Colton, Beth 38 Colton, Danny 56 Colton Kathy 65 Connell, Tony 65,128 Connor, Scott 56,78,79,156 Connour, Lloyd 65 Conrad, Eric 65,116 Constantz, Pam 65,81 Contreras, Frank 56,79,91,106 Conway, Kari 65 Cooley, Allen Cooley, Herald Cooney, Nancy Coopwood, Max Corbin, Mike 65 Cordell, Audrey 56 Cordell, Veronica 38 Corman, Terry Cormier, Andy 65 Cormier, Eric 38,122 Corwin, Kathy 38,188 Corwin, Patrick 65 Coseo, Steve 56 Cottrell, Tom 56,82,89,134, 177 Cowan, Cherri 65 Cowger, Tom 56 Cowgill, Cindy 65 Craft, Rick 65,112,134 Craig, Norma 38 Cronander, Dale Cross, Brian 65 Crouch, Karen 38 Crowell, Tim 65,128 Crown, David 38 Cummings, Scott 38 Cummings, Charles 56,89,109 Cumpsten, Cindy 38 Cumpsten, Don 56 Curtis, Bob 65,114 Curtis, Dan 65 Curtis, Mark 56,120 Cusato, Lianne 65 D'Amico, Lynn 38,84,86 Daib, Debra 56,89,142 Dailey, Rhonda 65,140,145 Daily, Bruce 38,77,95 Daily, Jeff 56 Daily, John 38,112 Daily, Susan Daley, Debbie 38,56,84,85,91 190 Daley, Terry 56,79,91,95,190 Dallabetta, Paula 65 Dallabetta, Tanya Daniels, Dick 65,116 Danielson, Laura 65,78,138, 144,145 Danuser, Louis 65 Dargis, Jim 38,120 Davidson, Kathy 38 Davies, Dan 65,116 Davies, Sandy 38 Davis, Bobbie 56,91 Davis, Darlene 78 Davis, Donette 56,78,82,83,89, 102,189 Davis, Doug 65 Davis, Grant 63,65,106,15O Davis, Steve 56 Davis, Tom 38 Deal, Mike 112,130 Devris, Margaret 78 DeDecker, Carol 38 DeGabin, Sandy 56 Degi, Rosa 65 DeHerrera, Jerry 65 Deines, Debbie 65 Deines, Terri 38 Delude, Steve 56,120 DeMallie, Bob 56 DeMallie, Steve 65 DeMars, Richard 56,175 DeMars, Tammy 65 Denigan, John 56 Denigan, Keith 38 Denz, Chris 65 Depperschmidt, Darrel 56,114 Depperschmidt, Doug 66 Dersham, Diane 78 Deslauriers, Daniel 56,89 Desmond, Karen 38,78,79 Deubach, Hal Devereaux, Jack 56,109,114 Devlin, Tracey 38,84,85 DeWayne, Traci Dice, Elizabeth 66,140 Dickerson, Kathy 66,89 Diers, Randy 66,116 Dieterle, Karen 39 Dietz, Merlin 66,115,117,131, 132 Dilbeck, Mike 56 Dix, Dallas 66 Dixon, Joe 66 Doebbeling, Brad 66,77,132 Doescher, Ron 66, 134 Doherty, Cathi 56 Dohrn, Allyson 66 Dohrn, Robin 34,39,77,142,150, 175 Doremus, Debra 66 Dorsett, Robert 56 Dotson, Dave 66,100 Douglas, Patricia 66 Doyal, Don Doyle, Julie 66,142,145 Drager, Danny 56 Draxler, Jim 34,39,77,160,161, 185 Drewer, Mike 56 - DeBeau, Gordon 56 DuBeau, Roxi 66 Dudley, Robert 66 Dunahoo, Laurel 39 Dunahoo, Suzanne 66 Duncan, Carla 56 Dunkin, Lois 39 Dunkle, Dave 56,112,126 Dusenberry, Loren 66 Duston, Robert 39,56 Duston, Sybil 56 Dykes, Julie 39 Eager, Debbie 56,78 Eakin, Linda 56,78 Eakin, Teresa 39,78 Eastburn, Jim 39 Eastin, Valerie 39,79,91,148 Eaton, Jim 56,109,112 Eddington, Perla 56 Edds, Lisa 27,39,78,79,160,167 Edsall, Nancy 56 Edwards, Debbie 56.78 Edwards, Glenn 39,124 Egan, Angie 56,78,79 Egan, Margaret 66,78,81,142, 143 Eheart, Jeff 39 Eheart, Ken 56 Eighmy, Rick 56,190 Eldridge, Kelly 56 Ellis, Greg 56,112,113 Ellis, Ira 39 Ellis, Shirley 66,78 Ellis, Wayne 39 Elrod, Byron 56,122 Elworthy, Shawn 66 Emery, Tim 66,9l,153 Engebretsen, Bill 66,100,116, 132 Engel, Chris 39 Engelhardt, Kendra 56,81,1 144 England, Carol 39,109 England, Peter 39 Entzi, Terryl 66 Enzor, Kathy 56 Erickson, Jody 66,77 Evans, Debbie 39 Evans, Kevin 66 Ezinga, Pam 39,138 Farmer, Leigh 66,77 Farnham, Chris 56 Faucett, Cindy 66 Fauver, Cindy 56 Fawcett, Bill 66 Felker, Lance 100 Felker, Lynn 56 Felkon, Lance 66 Fellows, David 56,126,127 Felske, Diane 39,1754 Fenske, Larry 56,78,79 Fenwick, Monty 56 Ferguson, David Ferguson, Shelly 56,89 Ferguson, Steve 39,182 Ferguson, Terri 66 Fetcko, John Fiffe, Larry Fillion, Tim 39 Findley, Mark 39,149 Findling, Anne 39,104 Finkbeiner, Debbie 40 Finnman, Diane 66,79,149 Fischer, Lisa 56,89,91 Fiscus, Mike 56 Fishburn, Wanda 66,91,140 Fisher, Kathy 66,79 Fisher, Tom 40,48,78,79,91 155,166 Fitzgerald, Mike 56 Flint, Debbie 56 Flint, Tim 66,78,79 Flom, Ed Folsom, Beth 63,66 Folsom, Steve 40,79,134 Foraker, Jim 66 Ford, Dave 40,134 Fox, Jim 56,77,120,121 Frahm, Rick 56,130 Frahm, Rhonda 40 Frank, Guy 40 Frank, Jolene 67 Frank, Lorrie 40 Frank, Randall 40 Frank, Ricki 67 Frank, Scott 40 Fraser, Cathy 56 Frazer, Sandi 56,78,79,149, 175 Freel, Debbie Freeland, Donise 40,79 Freeland, Shawn 57,78 Freeman, Barb 57,78 Freeman, Debbie 67,78,91 Freitag, Chuck 57 Freitag, Michelle 40,98,99 Frerking, Randy 57 Friend, Bryan 67,122,123 Friend, Mike 40,122,123 Friesen, Kevin 57,89 03 ,149 f Frimml, Cathy 40 Frimml, Karen 40 Frisbee, Rick 57,91,190 Fritchel, Doug 57 Froding, Joy 57,84 Frye, Caryl 57 Fuller, Kim 40 Galbraith, Terry 67,128 Galbreath, Patsy 40,140,175 Gandy, Denise 67 Gaona, Dave 67 Gardiner, Cindy 67,78 Gardner, Reid 57,130 Garrison, Emmy 57,142 Gaschler, Sandy 67 Gassman, Dale 67,136 Gastony, Adrianne 57,77,109 Gates, Deann 57 Gates, Roy 67 Gatton, Sandy Gatton, Teresa 67 Gebhardt, Sue 57,8O,81,144 Geiger, Diana Geist, Julie 57 Gerrard, David 57 Gerrard, Davvn Gerrard, Gail 40 Gerstenverger, Wanda 67 Gibson, Tim 40,124 Gile, Mike 40,57 Gile, Tim Gillmore, Kara 57 Glomb, Marty 67,100 Gluhm, Penny 67 Goldsberry, Chris Goltz, Cindy 78 Gonzales, Diane 78,142,144 Gonzales, Esmeralda Good, Julie 67,79,14O Gorham, Doug 57,105 Gosda, Janet 57 Gothier, David 67 Gothier, Doug Graff, Kevin 188 Graff, Rick 67 Graves, Carla 57,89 Gray, Rod 57 Green, Don 57,112,122,177 Green, Merlin 67 Green, Tom Greene, Ethen 67 Greene, John 57 Greenrod, Jackie 40 Greenvvald, Gary 57 Gregg, Scott 67,79,91,154,167 Gross, Diane 57 Grosser, Kathy 57,140 Grotzinger, Terri 40,77,82, 106,138,144,145,185 Grounds, Kim 67 Grounds, Mike 57 Guglemen, Joe 40 Guglemen, Bonnie 67 Gulas, Barb 67,101 Gund, Herold 40 Gund, Manfred 57 Gunther, Randy 57 Guyer, Cheryl 67,78 Haas, Cindy 54,57,140 Hagen, Debra 67 Hagen, Doreen 67 Hagood, Debra 67 Haithcoat, Rick 67 Hale, Cindy 40,77 Hall, Donna 57 Hall, Peggy 57,140 Haller, Brenda 67 Haller, Connie 57 Haller, Hunter 40 Halsey, Linda 41 Halsey, Pat 57 Halstengard, Rachel 67 Hammans, Felicia 57,78 Hammond, Carle 67,81,142 Hammond, Debra 67 Hammond, Kris 41 ,79,134,135 Hankins, Alexa 57,77 Hansen, Rich 57,103,104,112, 130,131 Hanson, Debbie 57,80,81,145 Hanson, Julie 67,81 Harbaugh, Kathy 67,78 Hardin, Mike 57,136 Harmel, Connie 57,99 Harmel, Rod 67 Harmon, Randy 67 Harmon, Shelley 78 Harris, Robin Harris, Warren 57 Hart, Wendy Hartley, Phyllis 57 Hatfield, Jennice 41,96 Hatfield, Sharron 57 Haug, Kurt 65,82,133 Havvs, Mike 65 Haws, Tony 65 Hawthorne, Cheryl 65,91 Havvthorne, Denise 41,104,106 Hayashi, Brad 63,65,77,163 Hayes, Nita 65,100 Heath, Don Heinrichs, Janet 41 Heldenbrand, Don Helgeson, Eric 65,134 Helgeson, Rene 57,140 Helling, Ham 65 Hellmen, Brad 57 Helms, Terri 57,84,85,140,179 Hemberger, Barb 57 Henderson, Susan 65 Henely, Jayne 57,79,94,166 Hennessy, Steve 57 Herder, Beth 65 Herder, Linda 65,91 Herder, Peggy 57,91 Hergenreder, MarLee 65 Herman, Rich 57,114,115 Hermes, Sherry 65 Hernandez, Celia 41 Herndon, Brian 57,120,122,123 134 Hersh, Judy 57,91 Hevvson, Sam 65,79,134,135 Heywood, Patti 41 Hicks, Kathy 57,77,103 Hicks, Shannon 57 Higbee, Carol 65,92,139 Higgins, Vivian 65 Hildebrand, Don 65 Hill, Kevin 41 Hill, Romona 57,62,84,85,109 Hill, Ron 57,100 Hill, Suzette 57,144,183 Hindley, Tom 65 Hines, Melanie 65,79 Hinrichs, Rich 57 Hlavecek, Diane 65,140 Hockensmith, Ed 41 Hoffman, Hoffman, Hoffman Hoffman Cindy 41 Geneva 41 Janis 65 Richard 57 187 Hogan, Camille 65 Hogue, Tracy 57,114,126,127 Holcomb, Cheryl 58 Holman, Mark 58 Holman, Mary 41 Holst, Joel 65 Homiak, David 58 Horn, Dan 58 Horne, Bill 65 Hornung, Debbie 58 Hornung, Kevin 41 Horton, Phillip 65 Hoskins, Kathy 65 Hostetler, Dakota 65,77 House, Shavvn 41,112 Hovvard, Randy 41 Hubbs, Ed 58 Huber, Debra 65 Huffsmith, Rick 41,86 Huffsmith, Robert 65,116 Huggenberger, Alan 41,124 Hughes, Charles 58 Hughes, Deanna 41 Hughes, Greg 65 Hunter, Donna 58 Hutsell, Betty 58,78 Huyler, Mari 58,80,81,144,160 Inman, Bruce 41 lreland, Tracy 58 lrwin, Patty 58,106 lungerich, Laurie Jackson, Dave 132 Jackson, Jennifer 65,79 Jackson, Tom 58,132,136 Jacobs, Kathy 65,139 Jansma, Gayle 65 Jarrard, Jim 65 Jeffers, Joan 65,79,106 Jefferson, Dale Jefferson, Linda 65 Jeffries, Kathy 65 Jennings, Scott 65 Jensen, Robbin 58,78,79 Jensen, Lonnie Jevvell, Deborah 69,78 Johnson, Allen 128 Johnson, Charlene 41 Johnson, Dan 58 Johnson, Dvvane 41 Johnson, Randy 58,109,112 Johnson, Susan 58 Johnston, Jill 58 Johnston, Roxanne 69,78 Jolly, Danny 65 Jones, Cindy 103 Jones, Craig 69 Jones, Cynthia 32,58 Jones, Greg 58 Jones, Jody 69 Jones, Keith 42 Jones, Lee 58 Jones, Mike 126 Jones, Randy 38,130 Jordan, Ed 58,69 Jordan, Tim Jorgensen, Sue 42,188 Juengst, Carl 42,120 Justus, Lynn 42 Justus, Tom 58 Juvonen, Cary 58 Kahler, Geof 69 Kaminski, Debbie 54,55,58,77, 91,139,175 Kantor, Sue 58 Kay, Kevin 69 Kayser, Danny 69,128 Kearney, Mary Keck, Rick 42,112,130 Keck, Tim 69,115,116,132,133 Keith, Danny 58,109,126 Keller, Denise 69,78 Keller, Kevin Kelley, Mike 63,67,69,128 Kelley, Jim 69,128 Kellogg, Sue 69,78 kelly, Mike 69,84.117l Kelsey, Charlotte Kelsey, Jim 69 Kelton, John Kemp, Corinne 69,81 Kemp, Mike 42 Kempkers, Steve 42 Kenagy, Apryl 42 Kenderkenecht, Pam 69 Kenedy, Debra Kenny, Mike 69,128 Kenyon, Clayton 69 Kerbs, Diana 69 Kerbs, Pam 61,89 Kerney, Mary 69 Key, Jeff 61 Kiehn, Denise 42,80,81 King, Anna 58 King, Tary 58 Kinney, Bob Kinsman, Kathy 69 Kirby, Robert 42 Kitchen, Kim 69 Klassen, Daryn 69,116,132 Klassen, Karin 69 Klein, Belva 42 Klein, Dola 69,78 Klein, Gale 54,58,140 Klen, Sharon 61 Klitz, Anita 54,58,108,145 Klitzke, Dan 42 Knepper, Ruby 58 Kness, Rick 58,103,112,113, 130 Knoelk, Cameron 69,86,89,90, 91 Knoelk, Kenneth 42,79,82,88, 89,91 Knox, Steve 42,79,91,112,134 Knudson, Jeff 69 Koentopp, Mark 69 Koldeway, Greg 58 Kopcho, Margaret 69 Korkos, Mary 58,82,185 Kosch, Greg Kovalcik, Dave 69 Kramer, Peggy 63,69,106,139 Kraus, Marty 69 Krebs,Gary 42 Krenning, Cindy 69 Krenning, Jim 69 Krenning, Jerry Krings, Dan 42 Krull, Cindy 58 Kulper, Barb 42,82,179 Kuntz, Anita 42,77 Kuntz, Carolyn 58,81 Kurth, John 42,79,89 Kurth, Lee 69,79 Kuykendall, Mark 73,79,134,149 Laakso, Laura 69,140 LaCosse, John 43 Lafferty, Dana 43 Lafferty, Lori 69 Lampe, GeGe 69 , Lampe, Kenyon 69 Land, Galyn 58,109,114 Landphair, Lance 58 Landry, Tom 58,114 Lang, Debbie 58,105,138 Lang, Mark 58,112 Lanting, Laurie 69 Lanting, Mary 58,139 Lanting, Michelle 58 Lanting, Phil 43 Larsen, Cindy 43,144 Larsen, Debbie 69 Larsen, Terry 65,69 Latimer, Pam 58 Latimer, Richard 43 Laughlin, Pam 69 Lavoie, Margaret Lazzara, R. 43 Leamons, Ray 43,118 Leazer, Laurel 58,77,79 Leazer, Robin 28,43,89,104,189 Lebo, Greg 69 Lebsack, Janna 58,80,81,103 Lee, Sandy 58 Leegaard, Randy 69 Leegaard, Vicky 58 Leggio, Carmela 69 Lenthe, Karen 69,91 Lenthe, Sue 43 Leonard, Keith 58 Leonard, Linda 43,77,78,109 Leonhardt, Kerri 58 Lesher, Dan 43,136,137 Leth, Linda 69,106,142 Leverenz, Lowell 58 Lewis, Brian 69 Lewis, Bulinda 69 Lewis, Don 58,82,83,84,85,88, 89,90,91 Lewis, Jeff 58 Lewis, Pat 43,78,89,91 Lewis, Roger 69 Lewis, Steve 43 Ligotke, Mike 58,119 Lind, Debra 43 Lindquist, Diann 43 Lindsay, Dave 58 Lindstone, Luann 69 Linnemann, Kent 43,69 Linnemann, Jerri Linson, Debbie 43 Linson, Pam 69 Livingston, Bruce 58 Livingston, Cindy 43,77 Loden, Tony 58 Loewen, Mark 69 Logan, Monty 59 Long, Barb 69 Loomis, Audrey 69,109 Lorman, Lynn 59,175 Lorman, Mike 69,79 Loss, Lelie 63,64,69 Lovato, Cecilia Love, Cliff Love, Neva 59 Lovell, Jim Lovell, Phyllis 59 Lowe, Dave Lowry, Doug 136 Ludtke, Doug 59,112 Ludwick, Sandy 43,77 Luna, Chriselda Luna, Christela 59 Lussenhop, Kirk 70,114,116, 1 17,126,127 Macrarry, Pam 59 Macravry, Dale 70 Maise, Chris 70,78 Maize, Terri 34,43,90,106 Maksa, Gabor 43 Malik, Russ 70 Mallory, Gregg Mallory, Rhonda 59 Mallory, Teresa 70 Manley, Keith 43 Marcey, Chris 70,79 March, Kathy 70,102 March, Lucinda 59,77 Marchand, Richard 70,128 Margheim, Joni 43 Maring, Merle 43 Maring, Verle 43 Marshall, Sharon 59 Marshand, Bob 116,128 Marston, Chris 59 Marthe, Kathe 44 Marthe, Mary 70 Martin, Cindy 59 Martin, Dorothy 70,78 Martinez, Barb 59 Martinez, Cecilia 70 Martinez, Greg 70 Martinez, Richard 70 Martinez, Robert 44 Martinson, Kirk 59,76,77 Marvin, Dianne 44,187 Maslen, Marlaine 44 Maslen, Walter 70,130 Masslich, Bill 70,114,128 Matese, Joe 70 Matheson, Alan 70,79,90,91,166 Matheson, Gary 44,112 Mattson, Donnie 70 Matula, Cathy 44 Matzdorff, Bryan 59,183 Matzdorff, Kevin 44,120,121 May Dan May, Dianna 70 Mayfield, Debbie 44,182 Mays, Terry, 59,94,154 McAlvay, Leslie McCarthy, Beth McCartney, Geanna 44,142, 143 McCaughey, Alan 44 McCauley, Danice 54,59,94,104, 139 McClure, Pat 44,91,101 McCluskey, Laurie 59,81,91, 142,166 McCluskey, Robert 59,79,19O McCluskey, Tom McConnell, Vonnie 44,142,143 McCormick, Debra 70 McCormick, Shery 44 McCoy, Cindy 70 McCoy, Jay 70,128 McCoy, John 44,112,114,124 McCullough, Clair 59 McDonald, Cressa 44 McDonald, Richard 44 McDonough, Dave 44 McElroy, Dave 70,100 McGee, Jeff 70 McGinley, Evelyn 59,91 McGinley, Neil 63,70 ' McGraw, Frances McGuire, Dan McGuire, Matt 59,134 Mcllhatton, Sharon 59,99 McKenzie, Scott 59,109 McKeown, Pat 44,175 McLean, Steve 70,70 McMahon, Joe McMahon, Rosemarye 59 McMillan, Mike 44 McOuaid, Mary lVlCSWalr1, Brent 59,86,109,114, 117 Mead, Diane 70,100 Mead, Patty 59 Mears, Roxanne 59,78 Mecher, Ursula 59,78 Meier, Rainene 59,81,139 Meintzer, Dave 59 Meintzer, Kathy 70 Meireis, Brenda 59 Meireis, Phyllis 70,85 Melin, Mary 70,139 Melton, Scott 44,124 Menze, Karen 45,77 Merrell, Karen 70,78,79,91, 149 Messman, Mark 59,79,91,109, 149 Metheny, Wayde 59 Meyer, Marian 45 Meyers, Eric 45 Meyers, Julie 70,89,91 Mickey, Jon 59,112,114,136 Mill, Kim 70 Mill, Pam 45 Miller, Charles 45,91,134 Miller, Dave 59 Miller, Debra 70,106,140 Miller, Gary 112 Miller, John Miller, Pam 70,140 Miller, Sharon 59 Miller, Sherry 70 Miller, Teresa 28,45,77,104 Miller, Tim 59,119 Millhollin, Calvin 70,100 Millhollin, Debbie 45 Millhollin, Velma 45 Milligan, Karen 59 Milner, Daryl 45 Milon, Jill 70,78 Miltenberger, Dana 70 Milton, Steve 70 Miner, Shauna 45 Minnig, Tom 45,122,177 Miracle, Kyle,59,62,112 Mitchell, Becky 59 Mitchell, Gwenda 59,91 Mitchell, Pam 70,89,91 Mithchell, Jeff 70,116 Mjelde, Mike 59 Mommer, Linda Mommer, Teresa 70 Monacelli, Nick Monacelli, Robbie 59 Montgomery, John 59 Mooney, Rita 70 Moore, Andy 70 Moore, Audrey 45,175 Moore, Brad ' Moore, Debbie 70,98 Moore, Donna 45 Moore, Eric 59,126 Moore, Gary 70,116 Moore, Joe Moore, Kelly 63,70 Moore, Leta 70 Moore, Mike 59,114 Moore, Sharon 45,188 Moorman, Wade Morales, Junior 63,70,132 Mordec Mordec ki, Marty 59 ki, Mikeli 70 Moreland, Junior 71 Moreland, Terre 71,140 Morgan Morgan , Brad 59 , Greg 71 Morgan, Jim 45 Morgan, Pam 71 ,78 Morgan, Tara 71 Morman, Wade 59 Nobi, John 45 Noonan, Mike 71 Normali, Dawn 71,78 Norris, Randy 71 Novy, Jeannine 60,77 Noyes, Bob 71 O'Briant, Kelly 46 Ochoa, Ernie 71 Ochoa, Robert 46 Ochoa, Steve Ocobock, Cindy 71 Ocobock, Donnie Oister, Dan 71 Olivas, Olivia 142 Olmstead, Sue 46 Olsen, Jeff 46 Olson, Don 60 Olson, Gale 60 Olson, Harlan Olson, Holly 71 Olson, Mary 46 Olson, Teresa Oltman, Becki 71 Oltmann, Terri 46 Oneidi, Rita 71 Oppie, Cheryl 71 Ornelas, Albert 71,132 Ornelas, Jim 27,46 Ornelas, Terry 60 Osborn, Ron 71,116,117,128 Owens, Doug 71 Owens, Jerry 71 Owens, Nancy 60,89 Morrill, Debbie 59 Morris, Pat 34,45,152,164 Morris, Ted 59 Morse, Emily 71,89,91 Mortenson, Suzy 59,77,106 Moser, Tamara 71 Mowery, Rita 59 Moya, Dave 71 Moyes, Tammy 45 Mukse, Joe Mullany, Jim 71 Muller, Christian 59,89 Murata, Debra 71,81,142,143 Murphy, Erin 71,78 Myer, Nancy 71,89,139 Pace, Rod 46,1 12 Pace, Sherry 71 ,89,139 Pacheco, Mary Padelio, Tyrone Palmer, Cindy 46,91 Pape, Chad Pape, Debbie 46 Pape, Richard Pape, Sandy 60 Paranto, Joe 60,79,130 Pardun, Lindsey 34,46,104,105 1 12,162 Myers, Marian 59 Myers, Marie 59 Myers, Tim Naranjo, lrene Nasby, Rick 45,79,91 Nash, Mark 45 Nava, Maria Neal, Melodee Nelson, Nelson, Nelson, Nelson, Denise Pat 30,45 Rick 71 Sharon 59 Nelson, Tracey 45 Newman, Carla 59 Paris, Scott 54,60,1 12,126 Parks, Mike 71,128 Parks, Sue 46 Parmley, Dennis 46,86,118, 184 Parshall, Karen Parsons, Debbie 71 Patrick, Debra 46,148 Patrick, Judy 60 Paul, Leslie 60 Paul, Guy 46 Paulus, Chuck 71 Pawlowski, Cindy 60 Persichitte, Gary 34,46,112, 134 Persichitte, Robbie 60,82 Peters, Cheryl 60,78,91 Newman, Tonya 45,91 Nicastle, Mark 60,77 Nicastle, Rick 45,77 Nicholas, Steve 45,112,124 Niedermayr, Chris 55,60,145 Niemczyk, Amy 71,81 Niles, Dan 71 Peters, Craig 60 Peters, Dave 46 Peters, Nancy 60 Petersen Barb 60 Petersen, Debbi 71 Petersen Diane 60 Petersen Donna 46 Petersen, Sarah 60 Peterson, Jan 71,140 Peterson, Maynard 71,100 Peterson, Robert 71 Pew, Billy 60 Peyton, Starr 46 Pfalzgraff, Chris 46,187 Pfeif, Gerald 60 Pfeiff, Tim 71,100 Phillips, Kim 60 Phillips, Robert 71 Phillips, Valerie 71,175 Pierce, Carol 34,47,77,91,194 Piercel, Mark 70,71 Pinch, Charles Pineau, Sue 47,78,79 Pineda, Betty 71 Pitcher, Jeff 71 Pitz. Ray 71 Platz, Leeann 60 Plue, Randy 47 Plumb, Jim 47 Plumb, Ray 47 Podelio, Tyrone Poeschl, Nancy 139 Pollard, Tom 47 Popenhagen, Nancy 47,138,144 Porter, Charles Porter, Denise Porter, J5di 47 Porter, Matt 77,91 Porter, Scott 47 Postek, Jeff Potts, Donna 78 Potter, Pam 47 Powell, Bev 47,175 Powell, Dave 60 Prang, Lecia 47,78,79,91,155, 156 Prater, Bruce Preston, Cathy 100 Preston,Connie 47 Price, Dave 122 Price, Jay 60,109 Price, Steve 47 Pritchard, Melinda 47 Proctor, Danna 60 Proctor, Doug Prososki, Sue 60 Pugh, Steve 112 Rademacher, Kim Radtke, Joel 34,47,84,86,151 Raines, Steve 60 Raisbeck, Susan 77 Ramirez, Carolyn 60,103 Ramsey, Marie 71 Raso, Larry 60 Ratschkowsky, Sue 47 Ratzlaff, Kathy 71 Ratzlaff, Kirk 60 Ray, David Redman, Linda 47 Reese, Randy 47 Remillard, Edwin 60 Remillard, Melvin Remus, Chuck 71,79 Remus, Stuart 60,120 Rendoff, Brenda 47 Rendoff, Cindy 47 Rennick, Dan 47,130 Reyes, Cathy 47,190 Reyes, Randy 71 Rhoades, Vicky 60 Rice, Celia 71,139 Rice, Linn 47 Richards, Mike 60,136,137 Richardson, Vance,60 Ridder, Judy 26,47,60,98,99 Riegel,Cindy 48,138 Ripley, Terri 98 Ritchie, Robert 72 Roark, Erin 72,78,91,102 Roark, Kelley 48,79,89,91,102 Roberts, Jim 60 Roberts, Richard 60,88,89,122, 123 Roberts, Scott 72,134 Robinson, Duane,60,78,79,84, 136,136,178 Rodgers, Cindy 72,81,145 Rodriquez, Dianna 72 Rodriquez, Luis Rodriquez, Martha 48 Roe, Mitch 60,79,82,136,137, 176 Rogers, Judy 6O,72,91 Rogers, Leroy Rogers, Mindy 48 Romanowski, Teresa 60 Roper, Dave 60,84,94 Roper, Sam 48 Rosenberg, Bryan 60,72 Rosenberg, Ricki Rosencrans, Robert 48,86,88, 89,91 Rosenhagen, Kurt 48 Rosenhagen, Mark 60 Ross, John 60 Roth, Carol 72 Roth, Janean 72,78,91 Roubal, Lori 60 Round, Karen 60,91 Rouse, Randy 136 Rouse, Roberta 48,79 Rowley, Larry 72 Roys, Karen 60,78,79 Rudd, Terry 72 Rupp, Julie 60 Ruegsegger, Dave 79 Russell, Jim 60 Russell, Dick 72 Russell, Sharon 72 Rutherford, Bryon 72,79,130 Rutledge, Kelly 60 Rutledge, Ken 34,48 Rutt, Wayne Rye, Dan 60,134 Rye, Randy 48,91,109,134 Sage, John Sakala, Robert 48 Sakala, Tammy 72 Salazar, Debbie 48,184 Salyer, Darvin 48 Salyer, Mike 72 Sanchez, Rosalaba Sanders, Conrad 48 Sanders, Tina Sarbacker, Sally 60 Sass, Dale 60 Sauget, Mitch 48 Saul, Rhonda 72,181 Scarborough, Jack 72,114 Schaaf, Tim Schade, Kim 72 Schadegg, Richard 60 Schaffer, Tammy 72 Scheck, Eugene 61 Schildgen, Jennifer 41 ,48,88, 89,101 Schildgen,Terese 61,91 Schleiger, Chris 48 Schleiger, Janette 60 Schleiger, Mark 48 Schleiger, Scott 72 Schmid, Mark 49,112 Schnacker, Kim 72 Schnaufer, Wendy 49,187 Schneider, Elizabeth 49 Schneider, Kurt 60 Schneider, Mary 72 Schnuerle, Jackie 72,78 Schramm, Steve 72 Schreiner, Calvin 48,79,91, 134,135 Schuster, Holly 49,140,141 Schwarz, Joanna 49,79,82,83 182 Schwarz, Marvin 72,100 Scott, Brett 72 Scott, Jeff Scott, Kevin Scott, Tracy 49,82,102 Seaman, Susan 72 Seguin, Denise 72 Sekavec, Karen 61 Sell, Doug 61 Selleck, Scott 19,49 Selleck, Susan 72,145 Semple, Ted 72 Severson, George 49 Severson, John 49 Sexton, Mark 49 Shaffer, Ray 49,55,84 Shaffer, Robert 48,112,134 Shannon, Donna 61 Shannon, Jill 72 Shannon, Leeann 49 Sharrard, Brian 72 Shaw, Laura 72 Sheets, Greg 72 Sheets, Steve 49 Shefferd, Dan Shelhamer, Pam 49,77,98,99 Shellenbarger, Judy 49 Shelley, Amy 61 Shelton, Donita 61,106 Sheneman, Judy 49 Sheppard, Janna 61 Sheridan, Mike Sherman, Kyle 49,77,98 Shern, Robert 61 Shideler, Pam 61 Shideler, Sandy 49,142,164, 165 Shima, Don 172 Shima, Gary 49 Shimon, Gerry 61,84,192 Shcokey, Jeane 72 Shook, David 61 Shortridge, Russ Shupe, Paul 72 Sibert, Shellie 49 Seiverding, Carla 72,142 Simon, Colleen 72 Simon, Dan 49 Simon, Linda 41 ,49,89 Simon, Mark 61,122 Simon, Robert 49,77 Simpson, Glen 61 Simpson, Ken 61 Simpson, Terry 72 Singer, Kathy 72 Sinard, Tim Sisler, Jim 49 Sladek, Ralph 61,112 Slota, Ken 72,132 Smith, Cindy 34,49,77,78,81, 148,152,164 Smith Clovis 50 Smith, Dan 61 Smith, Davis 61 Smith, Devra 72,100 Smith, Denise 50,109,138 Smith, Gordon 50 Smith, Howard 61,109,112,134 Smith, Jeanette 50,72,82,83 Smith, Karen 72 Smith, Stanley Smith, Sue 72 Smith, Trudy 72 Smgtg, Vernon 50,86,180J84, 7 Smith, Wendi 72 Snell, Sandy 72,106 Snyder, Liz 61 Soles, Lynda 61 Soles, William 72 Solis, Joe 61,126 Solis, Juanita 50 Sorgatz, Rita 72,100 Sowa, Bill 72,79,114,116,117, 132 Sowa, Rich 50,78,91,155,156 Sowell, Teresa 61 Sparks, Amy 71 Sparks, Lee 61,84,85,151 Spaulding, Sue 50 Spencer, Bev 50 Spencer, Pat 61,91 Sperry, David 50 Sprague, Vicki Spreng, Lynell 72,78,79 Sprenger, Jackie 50 Sprouse, Forrest 61,112 Stamm, Marcia 50 Starlin, Shareen 72 Staton, Jeri 61 Steele, Jack 50 Steen, Greg 72,136,137 Steine, Danette 61,175 Stephenson, Kathi Stephenson, Pam 50 Sterkel, Judy 50 Sterkel, Ken 50,112,124 Sterkel, Steve 61 Stevens, Randy 50,95 Stevens, Sharon 72,95 Steverson, Pat 72 Stinson, Sharon 61 ,77,175 Stofferhan, Becky 61 Stolbargar, Cynthia 61 Stolz, Jerry 72, 100 Stolz, Nancy 61 Stone, Kirby 61,144 Stone, Patty 61,91 Stoner, Janet 72,78 Stoner, Jerry 72 Story, Ellen 179,186 Stoupa, Joan 50,91,144,145 Stover, Linda 50,89 Stover, Marcia 72,89 Strandvold, Karen 72 Strasburger, Tom 50,112 Streck, Randy 50 Street, Patrice 61,79 Street, Patrick 61,77 K Stuart, Kim 61,89 Stultz, Becki 50 Sturgis, Dan 61 Sugarman, Craig 73 Sugden, Larry 50 Sugden, Rick 73 Sullivan, Beth 5O,98,99 Sullivan, Debbie 61 Sullivan, Starr 54,61 Sulton, Tim 73 Summitt, Sharon 50,86 Szloboda, Steve 73,116 Tabor, Cheryl 51,98 Tabor, Debbie 73 Tams, Greg 51 Tarket, Ken 63,73,122,132 Tawater, Laura 84,85 Taylor, Ann 61,73,99 Taylor, Dan Taylor, Dave Tester, Patty 73 Tester, Ruth 51 Thayer, Todd 51 ,1 87 Thomas, Jessica Thomas, Rick 61,187 Thompson, Jo 61 Thompson, Lora 61 Thompson, Sherra 51 Thon, Becky 51,187 Thrush, Connie 73,78 Tice, Jeff 73 Tice, Vicki 73,77 Tideman, Rhonda 61,140 Tideman, Sue 51,140 Tincombe, Dave 61 Tjaden, Judy 61 ,78,79,91 Tiornehoj, Joel 61,104,158 Tonsing, Loren 67,73,100 Torres, Lorraine 61 Towne, Pam 61 ,79,81 Towne, Steve 73,128 Treece, Jennifer 73 Trent, Brian 73,91,128 Tribble, Tom 61 Troncoso, Yolanda 51 Trupp, Joni 73 Trytten, Dawn 61 Tucker, Kathy 51,89 Tuttle, Jeff 61 Umberger, Brian 51,134 Umberger, Stan 61,134 Urban, Randy 51,75 Urban, Becky 61 Valdez, Margaret 61 Vandalsen, Anthony 73 Vannoy, Eric 51 Vasa, Rick 61 Vasa, Bob 61 Vasquez, Ivan 63,73,131,132 Velasquez, Judy 61 Venrick, Jim 51 Vernon, Diane 73,142 Vernon, Lynn 51 Viegut, Dave 44,57,105,112,124 PISCHEL YEHRBDDKS A D v S 7'- Ll' wil- I JONES Viegut, Janet 62,138 Vienna, Cindi 62 Vikse, Dave 62,122,134 Vilkaitis, John 73 Vincent, Wes 36,51 Vlass, Brian 62,114 Vogel, Bruce 51 Vosberg, Cindy 73 Wachsmann, Judy 73 Wade, Jay Wagaman, Darcie 73 Wagaman, Bill 51,112 Wagner, Cindy 51 Wahler, Eric 51 Wailes, Brent Wailes, Sherrie 51 Wakefield, Ron 73 Walden, Gale 51 Walker, Donna 73 Walkowicz, Scott 51,112 Walston, Cindy 51,175 Walter, Sue Walters, Bill Walters, Ray 79 Warner, Mike 62,79 Warner, Patti Warren, Linda 51,175 Wart, Roberta 73,89 Waters, Tim Watrous, Mike Watson, Lynn 62,126 Watson, Sherri 73,79,91 Watson, Tim 73 Weatherill, Susan 62 Webb, Lois Webster, Cindy 73 Weidenkeller, George 52 Weinland, Craig 73 Weinland, Rod 73 Weinmeister, Roger 73,126 Weiszer, Karla 62 Welburn, Larry 62,119 Wells, Brenda 52,79,82,83 Wells, Gwen 73,140 Welsh, Jennifer 52 West, Chris 52 West, Cindy 73,79,142 West, Judy 73,78 West, Laurel West, Robert 52 Westover, Gary 62 White, Judy 62,77,78 White, June Whitmore, Scott 54,62,136,137 Whitney, Kelly 62 Whitrock, Paralee 52 Wick, Sue 73,77 Wiest, Donna 73 Wight, Ken 62 Wigle, Leslie 62,106,188 Wilberg, Sherrie 73,91 Wild, Boyd Wild, Bruce 62 Wilhelms, Madalin 73 Willcutts, Connie 77 Willcutts, John 73,189 Willcutts, Bill 30,52,119,180 Wille, Denise 73 Willert, Carolyn 52 Willert, Jim 73,79,116 Willert, Don 62,104 Williams, Greg 52,89 P Q mx il, -.law im.. missauru sam sis illhrm Williams, Hank 73 Withrow, Mike 73 Wright, Mary 73 Williams, Jill 73 Withrow, Renee 52,89 Williams Mike 73 Wittler, Randy 73 Williams, Phillip 62,109 Wolf, Greg williams, sandy 62 vvoife, Becky 62 'giggfh 62178 Williams, Sharon 52 Wood, David yoCke'y Ellen 62 Williams, Tom 52 Wood, Kevin 62,91,109 yoWeH,'Karen 52' 188 Williamson, David 62 Willoughby, Glen 73 Wilson, Brian Wilson, Connie 73 Wilson, Diane 52,77,177 Wilson, Joe 73 Wilson, Julie Wilson, Serene 62 Wisdom, Ernest 73 Wise, Alan 52,77 Wood, Kurtis 73,116 Woody, Sherry 73 Wooldridge, Jim 62,114 Wooldridge, Linda 73,100 Workman, Carol 62,91 Worley, Ron 62 Wray, Karen 73, 89,145 Wray, Scott 52 Wright, Julia 52 Wright, Lynn 52 Zachary, Shannon 73 Ziems, Dave 52,112,130 Zimmer, Tammie 62 Zimmerman, Dave 73 Zimmerman, Liz 62 Zimmerman, Robert 52 Zwiebel, Bonnie 62 iff:-M N , F 1' 5? Members of this year's staff: Front Row: Mrs, Vicki Duerre, advisor, Mary Korkos, Garnet Anderson, Mitch Roe, Kurt Haug, Donette Davis, Joanna Schwarz, Back Row: Don Lewis, Tracy Scott, Jeanette Smith, Ken Knoelk, Terri Grotzinger, Brenda Wells. Probably the most outstanding characteristic of this year's Chieftain is change, A new yearbook company, more color photo- graphs, better quality pictures, and a conversation-style of copy are some of the changes that have come about through an eager staff, who, although inexperienced, were willing to work hard and come up with new ideas to better this year's publication, A hearty thanks goes to Loveland High and the community for their support in our endeavors. Without this help our goals could not have been met or even attempted. The year has been full of numerous incidents that won't be forgotten, many which we hope to have captured in this book. JMNQ if f' i