Plateau Valley School - Lariat Yearbook (Collbran, CO)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1987 volume:

The Seniors of 1987 wish to dedicate this yearbook to for his dedication and understanding as well as three years of faithful service to our community as our teacher and friend. you ue give our thanks. ____________________ ■ ADMINISTRATION Lester Mundy St. per intendent Cindy Price Nurse Secretaries Judy Harvey, Bernetta Charlesworth, Linda Rau Rick Lucas Counselor Judy Morris Librarian 2 Thomas Brigham Industrial Arts Martin Encke Music Jack Knutson Social Studies Dave Bristol Mathematics Paige Grubbs Chapter I Jim Page English Lita Hill Resource Loretta Kachin Jr. High Larry Price Business Education Tom Rau Science r '(i PEARLE vision center DR. E. FLEISCHER, OPTOMETRIST Pearle Vision Center (near Mervyn’s) Mesa Mall - 2430 Hwy. 6 50 Grand Junction, CO. 81505 Tel. 243-2161 ________________________________ Palisade Cleaners . Furrier Division • Cold Storage Vault «Repairs «Expert Cleaning and Glazing Bud and Sandy Altland 542 So. Iowa (303) 464-5942 V. P.O. Box C Palisade. CO 81526 3 Elaine Sanders English Elaine Schramm Home Economics Denny Sherman Resource Lester Wheeler Science Cafeteria Staff Phyllis Cadwell, Rita Latham, Jean Taylor Drivers Back Row: Dave Dulaigh,.Bill Hill, Reo Zentz, Marge Hendrix Middle: Larry Britton, Cecil Fosberg Front: Jean Taylor Janitors Everett Place, Morrie Blackman, Wendal Crane Aides Back: Pat Thompson, Lynda Chenoweth, Judy Skrbina, Jeanne Dillon Front: Evonne Stites 4 1 • ““ m '- • - rr' « '4 v- f . _ 'S? 'sFF! FO 22 2 3 5? ”7 a 22'stttmz There is no limit to the goals you can attain, the success you can achieve-- your possibilities are as endless as your dreams. Snver Rose S95a9a3 Peach, Lavender, and Silver _■ % m 1U If � . I - a i—al ,!t -■ m .ymt $ a- .«• A a . « +B : dk « -- •■' .■£ Left to Right: Travis Baier, Vice-President; Kim Fullmer, President; Colleen Dahlt y, Secretary; Lisa Hill; STUCO Rep.; Steve Wilson STUCO Rep. ? d • 3 ELAINE SCHRAMM DAVE BRISTOL TONI ANDERSON TRAVIS BAIER STUCO 1,3,4; FOOTBALL 1,2,3,4; Captain 4; BASKETBALL 1,2; TRACK 1,2,3,4; Ski Club 1,2; Class Vice Pres. 4; Homecoming Co-Captain 4; Cowboy Pride Staff 4; Achievement 2,3; Honor Roll Student of the 1,2,3,4; Prom Atten. 4. Day 3,4; Month 1st 4; Jr.-Sr. Play Class Pres. 1; STUCO rep. 1,2,3; STUCO Pres. 4; Achievement Day 3; VOLLEYBALL: 1,2,3,4; State 1; All-Conf. Hon. Men. 2; All-Conf. first team 3,4; M.V.P. 3,4;A11- State 4; North South All-State 4; BASKETBALL: 1,2,3,4; All-Conf. second team 2; All-Conf. first team 3,4; CO-MVP 3; MVP 4; offensive player of the year 4; TRACK: 1,2,3 4; State 1,2,3,4; Student of the Month 1,2,3,4; Honor Roll 1,3,4; Homecoming Qeen 4; Prom Qeen 4; Meet of Champions 4(Track); Voca- tional Club Vice-Pres. 3; Athelete of the Year 4; Student of the Year 4. TERESA BOOTH Achievement Day 1,2,3; 4-H 1,2,3,4; Student of the Month 1, Track 4; Cowboy Pride Staff 4, Vocational Club 3,4; Honor Roll 1,3,4; Band 2, Jr. Rodeo Queen 1, Fair Atten. 3, Fair Queen 4. BYRON BRADFORD Appointment date 807 North Avenue rV nr4.iunction. CO 3hone 243-6633 IAN CALEGORY Kirtland High School 2; Marching Band 1.2,3; Jazz Symphonic Band 1,2; Solo Ens. 1.2; Football 1; Knowledge Bowl 1,3; Jr.-Sr. Play 3; Rocky Mountain Talent Search 1; Round-up and Lariat Staff 3; Achievement Day 1,2,3; Honor Roll 1,2,3; Mesa College 4; KMSA Disc Jockey 4; Assoc, for Computing Machinery 4. SHELLY CHASE Belle Chasse High School 1; Dance Team 1; .National Beta Club 1; VOLLEYBALL: 2,3; Homecoming candidate 3; Cawboy Pride Staff 4; Vocational Club Parlimentarian 3, member 4; Honor Roll 4; Jr.-Sr. Play 4. DANNY CLICK BILLY COWGER FOOTBALL: 2,3 Manager 2,3,4. KELLY COX Class Sec. 1; Pres. 2,3; STUCQ 2,3,4; Sec. 3; N.H.S. 3,4; Pres. 4; Band 1-4; Drun Major 2,3,4; Sec. 3; Vice Pres. 4; Sweetheart 1; Queen 4; Solo) Ens. 1; Sousa Ward 3; Aner. Legion Aux. Leader-i ship Award 4; Voc. Club Treas. 3; Pres. 4; V-ball 1,2,3; B-ball 1-4; H.M. All-League 4; Most Irrproved 4; Track 1-4; State 3,4; Ski Club 1; C.H.S.A.A. Active Scholar 4; Pres. Academic Fitness Award 4; Army Reserve Scholar Athlete 4; Honor Roll 1-4; Student of the Month 1-4; • Student of the Year 1-4; Outstanding Junior 3; Ach. Day 1-4; D.A.R. Good Citizen 4; dr.-Sr. Play 3,4; Colo. Bus. Week 2; Girls State 3; Hcmeccming Queen 3; 1st Atten. 4; Prcm 3rd Atten. 4; Valedictorian 4. COLLEEN DAHLBY VOLLEYBALL 2,3,4; BASKETBALL 1,2,3,4; TRACK 2,3,4; STUCO 1; Class Sec.-Treas. 2,3,4; Cowboy Pride Staff 4; Achievement Day 3,4; Student of the Month 1,2,3,4; Honor Roll 3,4; Voc. Club 3,4; Pres. 3, Homecoming 4; Jr.-Sr. Play 4. Prom 1st Attendant 4. SANDY DILLON VOLLEYBALL: 2; BASKET BALL: 1,2; TRACK: 1' Vocational Club 3,4. Month 1,2,3; BASKETBALL 1,2,3,4 All-Conf. 1; 1st Team All-Conf. 2,3,4; Rocky Mountain All-State Hon. Mention 2,3; Co-MVP 3; Defensive Award 4; VOLLEYBALL 1,2,3,4; Most Improved 2; 2nd Team All-Conf. 3; 1st Team All-Conf. 4; TRACK 1,2,3,4; State 2,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Twirler 1,2,3,4; Jazz Band 1,2,3,4; Queen 3. Team Offensive Award--V-bal1 KAREN ENCKE STUCO 1,3,4; Vice Pres. 4; Honor Roll 3,4; Achievement Day 2; Student of the SHARI FORSBERG Achievement Day 2; 4-H 2; Vocational Club 3; TRACK: 3; Associated Schools-Florida 4. KIM FULLMER V-ball 1-4; B-ball 1-4; V-ball 2nd team All-league 4; Track manager 2,3,4; Band officer 1-4; Band Student Conductor 4; Honor Band 3,4; Sousa Award 4; STUCO 3,4; Student of the Month 1-4; Honor Roll 1,3,4; Junior-Senior Play 4; Ach, Day 1-4; Colo. Bus. Week 2; Homecoming Candidate 3,4; Prom 2nd Atten. 4; Cowboy Pride Staff 4; Class Pres. 4. KENNY HATCH TAMMY HAWKINS VOLLEYBALL 1,2; Manager 3,4; Basketball Manager 1,2,3,4; Achievement Day 3; Colo. Bus. Week 3; Girls State 3; Vocational Club 3,4; Jr.-Sr. Play 4; Who's Who in Amer. High School Students 3. LISA MICHELLE HILL VOLLEYBALL: 1,2,3,4 All-League second team 3; BASKETBALL: 1,2,3 All-League Honorable Mention 3; TRACK: 1.2.3.4 State Track 1, 2.3.4 State Champion 3 4; Jr.-Sr. Play 3,4; Student of the Month 2,3; Honor Roll 1,2,3, 4; Achievement Day 1,2,3,4; Homicoming second attendent 4; National Honor Society 3,4; Vocational Club 3,4; Cowboy Pride Staff 4; Student Council Rep. 4; Ski Club 1,2; CU Outstanding Junior 3; Masonic Outstanding Junior 3. LISA LAWRENCE 76aezU Son6 3arm SODDING • SEEDING • GRADING • SPRINKLER SYSTEMS COMPLETE LANDSCAPING JOHN HARRIS Owner P O BOX 317 MOLINA. COLO. 81646 KARI MIKESELL Summit County High School 1; VOLLEYBALL: 2; BASKETBALL: 1,2,3; TRACK: 1,3,4; State Track 3,4; Homecoming candidate 2,3; Ski Club 1,2; Miss Colo. Teen U.S.A. 2; Voca- tional Club member 3, Vice-President 4. MARK NICHOLS HARVE PEHL 268-5241 RUDY SKRBINA ERIC PRATT FOOTBALL 1,2,3,4; All-League Guard 4; BASKETBALL 1,2,3,4; All-League 2nd Team 4; State 4; TRACK 1,2,3,4; Student of the Month 2; Achieve- ment Day 1,2,3,4; Jr.-Sr. Play 4; Honor Roll 3,4; Cowboy Pride Staff 4; Ski Club 1,2; Homecoming Candidate 4. FOOTBALL 1,2,4; All- Conference 1,2,4; BASKETBALL 1,2,3,4; All-Conference 2,3,4; State 4; TRACK 1,2,3,4; State 1,2,3,4; STUCO 1,2,3; Class Vice Pres. 1,3; Student of the Year 2; Student of the Month 2,3,4; Homecoming King 4; Prom King 4; State Champ 400 M. Relay 3. GREIG TILLEY STEVE WILSON TRACK 4; FOOTBALL 4; STUCO 4; Honor Roll 4;_ Achievement Day 2,3,4; Student of the Month 4; Will Rogers Jr. High 1. SENIOR WILLS I, Toni Lee Anderson, will my muscles to Robin Dulaigh in hopes that she will be able to serve the volleyball farther than the spike line. I, Travis Alan Baier, will my long, blond, beautiful locks of spun gold to anyone who would rather be identified by that instead of their number, while on the football field. I, Teresa Booth, will my best wishes to the kindergarten class, that they enjoy the many years they have left. I, Byron Bradford, will my rotten attitude to anyone who can handle it. I, Ian Steve Calegory, will my ability to, during my Senior Year, take a full 16 credit hour per semester load at Mesa, keep a 20 hour a week job in the Computer Department, join a college rock band, do a D.J. show on KMSA once a week; and daring enough (stupid enough) to try it. I, Shelly Chase, will my abiltiy to live without a car to anyone who enjoys mooching rides. I, Danny Click, will my size and attitude to next years football team. And my bud Fred to anyone who has a pick-up to haul him around. I, Billy Cowger, will all my schoolwork to the class of '88. I, Kelly Denise Cox, will my position as the ultimate Bronco fan to Spike, Chris, and Larry, in hopes that they carry on the tradition with faith and loyalty. I, Colleen Ann Dahiby, will my long locks to Heather Emmet in hopes that by the time she reads this she'll have grown hers out; and my body to Mr. Wheeler's Bio logy class, upon my death, in hopes he'll learn more about The P.V. Student. I, Karen Jeanette Encke, will my ability to get ten different nicknames in one week to anyone. And my height and my ability to drop anyone to Spike Meyring. I, Shari Forsberg, will my ability to finally accept and believe what life is all about to Tess Bevan in hopes that she'll love her Senior Year like I did. I, Kimberly Ann Fullmer, will my ability to be kind and good to my slaves, David Grubbs and Colton Walter, in the hopes that they will be good to their slaves when they are Seniors. I, Kenny Hatch, will my '63 Ford Galaxy to anyone who has enough mechanical know- ledge to keep it on the road. I, Tammy Hawkins, will my Radar Sensory Tush Tracer to anyone who thinks that they can improve my subtle techniques. I, Lisa Michelle Hill, will my abiltiy to have a boyfriend constantly from K-ll and then to go solo my entire Senior Year, to anyone who doesn't get smart until their Senior Year. I, Lisa Lawerance, hereby will my inability to remember anything to Chrissie Clifton and my Senior locker and all the junk in it to Cheryl Hooper. I, Kari Ann Mikesell, will my ability to get in more trouble than the entire Senior Class combined to Cassandra McDaniel. I, Mark Nichols,«will my ability to be bored during school. I, Harve Pehl, will Byron's bad temper to anyone who wants it. I, Rudy Skrbina, will my ability to drive a 1967 Ford piece of junk to school and never be late to my nephews in the hopes that they can carry on the tradition. I, Grieg Tilley, will my sailors vocabulary to anyone who doesn't care what teachers think. I, Steohen Micheal Wilson, will my ability to cheat horribly in football to Joe Rau, (he needs it), and my skill at sleeping in English to the entire world. Amen! I, Eric Pratt, will my Jock to the P.V. Hall of Fame. 17 Ob. hi ®( N � U a — 3 DS w SENIOR PROPHECY It is the year 1997 and the light is once again on the Senior Class of 1987. The Seniors of ‘87 have turned to a more sophisticated form of partying as they are seen on Shelly Chase's yacht at the Sunnyside Pond. Shelly, who is very wealthy, happily single, and traveling all over the world, now operates a cruise line that is based in Los Angeles. The entertainment is being provided by Colleen Dahlby, now a famous Country Western singer, who is happily married and living in Nashville. Billy Cowger, who is a prominant figure in the world of law enforce- ment, is providing security for this international event. Lisa Michelle Hill is seen giving orders to her staff in search of perfection for the keeping of her good reputation in the world of high-class restaurants. Both Lisa and Karen Encke are now living in Texas. Lisa is running a world famous restaurant, and Karen is now married to Soviet leader Gorbechov and is running the Soviet Union from the basement of Lisa's restaurant. Rudy Skrbina, (Democrat) is now an FBI agent working under Democratic party leader Kim Fullmer. Rudy is looking for a way to bust up Karen's Soviet operations. Sandy Dillon and Travis Baier are both living in Beverly Hills; Sandy is a hair dresser for the rich and famous, and Travis has been touring as the lead guitarist for Motley Cr'ue to support the wife and kids. We now see Eric Pratt and Steve Wilson talking in the corner. Eric's sports career took a strange turn and he is an ex-pro wrestler now running a chain of sporting goods stores in Nashville. Steve is a sleep therapist living dreamily in California. Standing nearby are Kari Mikesell and Tammy Hawkins; Kari is now a storyteller and still frequents Sunnyside parties; while Tammy her legal secretary, is printing Kari's stories and trying to keep them both out of trouble. Standing at attention we have Five-Star General Byron Bradford, and Private harve Pehl. Harve is working under the supervision of high ranking military official (5'2 ) Byron. Standing by the bar talking about problems at work we have Danny Click and Kenny Hatch. Kenny now owns Powderhorn and Danny is his manager and right-hand man. Kenny races cars in his spare time, and Danny takes summers off to explore Sunnyside. Lisa Lawerance is on the telephone to her main office in Wyoming talking to one of the clients of her large accounting firm. From talking to Shari Forsberg we find she just finished stewardessing a direct flight from the French Riveria to Collbran. Shari and Mark Nichols, a computer whiz for NASA, are comparing flight differences between outer space and Shari's airline. Oh my, that must be Toni Anderson; I hear that she is now a nurse in Alaska for Eskimos. She is also still very athletically active in the form of running to stay warm. Here we have two more '87 graduates that have stayed in the valley: Teresa Booth and Kelly Cox. Teresa is now running P.V.'s first Animal Hospital and Pro- Bull Riders Clinic. Kelly is happily married with two young children and is also P.V.'s newest kindergarten teacher. The two that nobody has seen or heard from in years are Ian CalOgory and Greig Tilley. Greig became a hermit soon after graduation and has been writing science fiction novels ever since. Ian has been working on Star Wars Defense in Iceland for 10 years. And now we have a moment of silence as everybody remembers the good o 1' days. 20 JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Khris Mikesell (Secretary), Travis Horton (Vice Pres.), Trudy Hall Jason McMillan (STUCO Rep.), and Shane Walter (President). JUNIOR CLASS SPONSORS 21 (left to right) Mrs. Saunders and Mr. Page fi 1 S S 6 8 A Look Back at the Juniors In the fall of '86, the juniors found themselves already looking forward to their senior year, not realizing all of the good times ahead of them, as juniors. Even though the juniors were very independent individuals, they worked very well together in athletics, academ- ics, and various activities. As athletes, they worked together to have winning seasons. In academics, class- mates found them- selves competing for class ranking. Rana Bailey Joel Dulaigh Trudy Hall Travis Horton | Krissy Clifton Donna Forsberg Dianna Leinberger V Cheryl Hooper Jason McMillan 22 Chrissy Mikesell Chuck Nichols Elnora Morgan Ron Norris Bohn Morse Uade Nichols As the year progressed, they began to prepare for prom. It soon became apparent that, even though some thought they could do it on their own, it would take the help and ideas of the entire class to make the prom a success. Facing their final year of high school, with all of the good times to come, they should also remember that good-byes are not far away. Steven Taylor Brenda Redding Mark Zobel Shane Walter Dalyn Thompson 23 24 SQPHQHQRE CLASS QSTICERS (L to R) Mark Phipps-Student Council Rep, Bev Skrbina-President (Back row) Png Satterfield-Uice Pres., Craiig Gunstream-Secretary,3oni Reese-Student Council Rep. SPOKSORS Mr. Rau Mr. Lheeler SQFHQHQRES OF 1362 The sophomore class can best be described as a vivacious group of individuals uho are just looking for a good time. Their pastimes range from being roudy and showing their spirit, to getting good grades and using the carputers to get their work done. Tanrny Denton 26 Valerie Michaelsen SQFHQHQKES OF 1882 FRESHtlEH CLASS OFFICERS Back rou: President-David Grubbs, Student Council Rep.-Dustin Schramm, Vice President-Chris Donahue Front rou: Secretary-Robin Dulaigh, Student Council Rep.-Cassandra McDaniel FRESHKEN SFQHSQRS picture not available Scott Couger Chip Bailey Michael Bieser Larry Britton Heather Emmett Denise Forsberg David Brant Angela Boulding Shannon Bunker Chris Donahue Tomi Currier Robin Dulaigh Stacy Hall David Grubbs 10 Ronald Price Doe Rau HOFFMAN MOTERS INC. Mt Garfield Auto Parts 31 Welcome to highschool, Freshmen! They have endured initiation, always being last in line, and in some cases, pushy seniors Now that they have finished one year of highschool, they know what they can expect and what is expected of them. Becoming a senior may look like a long way off but they only have three more years to go. Even though they may not realize it, the things they do now will be their memories in the future. Good Luck! FRESHtfEH SNflFS Mrs. Kachin Ms. Scherman TH6 CHOICE OF A NGW GENERATION. 140 Power Road Grand Junction, CO 81503 33 Gayle Chenoueth Rebecca Claeys Eduard Clifton Sean Cornett Eric Cox Tana Davis Danielle Devore Michael Hann Sake Harris Kristin Harvey David Hisel D.C. Denson Colette Kulp Kerry Lucas Brian Marchun Rachel Mason Mark Masfield D. Michaelson Laura Morency Glen Morse Dohn Nichols Rebecca Nichols Denifer Price Kelly Roach Donald Schoualter Travis White Kathy Young Life member N RA Life member AT A DEL'S CUN SHOP 32 58 F Road P. O. Box F Clifton, Colorado 81520 Complet? Cunsmithinn Custom Mile DFL BEHRING - GUtySMITH t J-4 34-95S-1 34 SEVENTH GRASS Andy Belotti Tim Brant April Boren Cameron Caputo Bustin Clark Bennifer Clifton Stephen Cornett Simone Donahue Ranae Forsberg Darren Grubbs Matt Hall Bacob Hamm Roy Hisle Eric Hittle Kane Morris Carrie Nichols Heath Schuman Paul Stolper 2496 HIGHWAY 6 fc ! 0 GRAND JUNCTION. CO 8U� 0f 35 arvin s big biscuit Buy 9 get 10th one on us! (Not valid with any other discount.) - only includes specials below - I) Biscuit Supreme 4) French Toast Special 2) Biscuits Gravy 5) Waffle Special 3) Two Egg Special 6) The Pancake Special (L-R) Row 1: Mrs. Nichols, Shane Chencweth, Kip Salter, tory White, Krisan Zobel, Virginia Brake, Kristin Biocic, Pmy Bellotti, Bart Morris, Burton Dole. Row 2: Mike Maigatter, Jerany Britton, Jon Hittle, Eric Bryant, Billy Hendrix, James Johnson, Rhonda Michael sen, Carolyn Sapp, Kami lie Dean. Row 3: Harmony Hoefner, Any Ouska, Michelle Sapp, Ann Mikesell, Tess Bevan, Nicola Maigatter, Steven Sylvester, Nathan Hijny. (L-R) tow 1: Darcy Lucas, Ethan Abelov, Eric Phipps, Renee Bieser, Shiela Harris, Brandi Blair, Jav Hill Tony Vraran. tow 2: Mr. Winkleblack, Jenifer Harm, Oitch Schunan, Jay gyring, Michael Bolding,'Shane Osborn, Steven Hittle, Sid Leonard. Row 3: Tama Price, Sherry NLilnick, Desiree Dole, Marci Kulp, Nikki Weimer, Veronica Franco. 37 TSSSSft QKflSS (L-R) Row 1: Mrs. Spence, Andy Bryant, Brandy White, Beau Fifield, Chad Knox, Matt Woodring, Brandon James, Shannon Cox, Cadia Wheeler, Ovella Clement. Row 2: Cheryl Armstrong, Buck Blair, Brandon Kulp, Jeremiah Cornett, Aaron Bellotti, Kevin Ridenour, Joshua Dancy, Brook Banshaf, Travis Morse. Rcw 3: Erik Jensen, Bruce Michaelsen, Clint Ridenour, Joshua Stice. (L-R) Rav 1: Jacob Clark, fundee Walck, Heidi Miller, Natasha Severson, Nathan Glasier, Troy Cambell, Lenore Clifton, Lance Millar, Derek Bristol. Rav 2: Mrs. Gipp, Aaron Rolston, Jamet Abelov, Randy Reese, Kelly Andre, Marie Jordan, Melody James, Jaime Woodring, John Johnson. Row 3: Radawna Clark, Melanie Crunk, Corrina Ridenour, Ronda Stocking, Mike Nichols, Eric Bevan. 212 Main Meat Processing f OUSTS! FiRST (L-R) Rcw 1: Mrs. Page, Siarra White, Kenda Banshaf, hte 1an i e Sapp, Charly Randall, Levi Bevan, Nikki Blackman, Scott Long, Sarah Miller, Kay Dee Johnson, Dennis Brake. Rcw 2: Jarrell Hendrix, Nicholas Lopez, LaDonna Miller, Monte Hav ins, Heather Ooley, Laura Mikesell, Troy Bruce, Brock McDaniel, Shayne Stites. (L-R) Row 1: Mrs. Taylor, Jason Baldwin, Jessica Lang, Tracy Amerson, Raina Orlands, Paige Bristol, Corky Blair, Claire Jordan, Jamie Fifield, Megan Rau, Jani Lucas. Rcw 2: Heather Clifton, Dena Lewder, Maria Severson, Tara Davis, Jodi Schowalter, Danielle Nichols, J.T. Meade, Nathan Richardson, Andria Crunk. Rcw 3: Shane Bieser, Kamron Cadwell, Joey Faller, Kandice Dean, Tracy Hittle, Natalie Clark, Joel Long, Ty Bevan, Brennan McDaniel, Marcee Walck. Not pictured: Eric Cambell, Randy Claeys. WI KK.W li Urn ( O . . C, ;. ( 615 North 1st Street Grand Junction. Colorado KI50I Telephone (303) 245-3230 Ann Gcddes Registrar 39 KZKD53GflRT :i (L-R) Row 1: Mrs. Schowalter, Alicia Salter, Desiree Jensen, Katrina Mow, Hannah Wheeler, Wi11a Hoefner, Mary Franco, Kip Brady, Vicki Leonard. Rcw 2: Robby Faller, Talena Gunderson, Jason Adams, Hank Bevan, Malissa Price, Lucas Davis, Brett Knox, Mrs. Skrbina. COLLBRAN SUPPLY Your always a winner Hardware • Paints • Tools • Housewares • Electrical • Plumbing Heating Supplies. Sporting Goods Lawn Garden when your ropin' your supplies at Collbran Supply 200 Main 487-3341 FELLOW (J03I 245-668« AMERICAN ACADEMY OF OPTOMETRY DR. TERRY H. MUSGRAVE Doctor of Optometry 602 BOOKCUFF AVENUE UC: COLO.. CALIF.. IU. GRAND JUNCTION. COIO. 81501 DRUG CERT.: COIO. 6 CAIIF. 40 ORGANIZATIONS STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council under the leader- ship of President, Toni Anderson, worked hard to fill the year with many fun activi- ties. The year started quickly and before long the Council had planned Homecoming 1986. Homecoming week provided many moments that will long be remembered. Activities taking place the day before Christmas were a big hit-- especially the snowball fight! In March the group worked together to successfully revive the all- school carnival. Back Row: Kelly Cox, Karen Encke, Toni Anderson, Dianna Leinberger, Kim Fullmer, Lisa Hill. Middle Row: Steve Wilson, Colleen Dahlby, Jason McMillan, Travis Baier, Trudy Hall, David Grubbs. Front Row: Dustin Schramm, Mark Phipps, Travis Horton, Bev Skrbina, Cassandra McDaniel, Cameron Caputo, David Hisel. We would like to thank Mr. Price for his help and guidance through- out the year. SPONSOR Mr. Larry Price ill QSTZGEKS Karen Encke, Vice President Toni Anderson, President Dianna Leinberger, Secretary JR, KIQHSTU9EKT CQHiiCli Rcw 1 (L-R) Mrs. Kachin, Rachel Mason, John Nichols, Jeni Price, Ms. Sherman. Row 2: Carrie Nichols, Paul Stolper, Brian Marchun, Dani Devore. CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS .SNACK FOODS KEYSTONE II GENERAL STORE Route 1, Box 69 -1 Milr West Collbran, Colorado 81624 , S' OO Phone (303) 487-3387 Traffic Control Specialists 268-5481 Chris Long Cindy York Caren Skrbina NHTIONfiL HONOR SOCIET? The students involved in National Honor O Society are hard-working and depnedable yet, sometimes invisible. They are involved in many extra-curricular school activities such Q as: athletics, Student Council, band, voca- ™ tional club, and others. Projects taken on by these students are always finished efficiently because, of the quality of work they are used to producing. N.H.S. members were active in the Academic Booster Club, they helped with the M.S. Read-a-Thon. Their main project was creating read-alongs for textbooks. To raise money they worked many concessions (thanks parents!) and did compatibility matching for Valentine's Day. We would like to thank Mrs. Morris for all the dedication and energy she puts into the group. Without her help N.H.S. would not be so successful each year. Back Row: Dianna Leinberger, Kelly Cox, Dalyn Thompson, Lisa Hill. Front Row: Shane Walter, Ira Edstrom, Steve Taylor. Steve Taylor, Treasurer Shane Walter, Vice President Kelly Cox, President Dalyn Thompson, Secretary MOUNTAIN LIQUORS New Management Lower Prices Fine Wines, Spirits, and Beer Back Row: Trudy Hall, Mark Phipps, Bev Skrbina. Front Row: Joel Dulaigh, Wade Nichols. Not Pictured: Joni Reese. 121 Main Col lbran 487-3455 44 V 0 c is L Back row: Cari Mikesell, Krissy Clifton, Harve Pehl, Donna Forsberg. Middle row; Colleen Dahlby, Sandy Dillon, Khris Mikesell, Kelly Cox, Byron Bradford. Front row; Lisa Hill, Tammy Hawkins, Kim Fullmer, Teresa Booth. Not Pictured: Shelly Chase OETZOERS Back row: Kelly Cox, President; Cari Mikesell, Vice President; Khris Mikesell, Secretary. SPONSOR M r L a r r y P r i c e M r; Clockwise from center: Kim Fullmer, Travis Baier, Kelly Cox, Shelly Chase, Harve Pehl, Teresa Booth, Mark Nichols, Greig Tilley, Lisa Hill, Colleen Dahlby, Rudy Skrbina. GQtUBQy PRIDE STAFF The 1986-87 journalism class reflected their atti- tude toward their senior year by adopting the theme, Cowboy Pride .for the yearbook and newspaper. As the year progressed, they demonstrated maturity and teamwork in addition to pride as they met and master- ed a long series of tasks to produce the book you are now holding. Their efforts and attitudes will continue to challenge journalism classes in years to come to demonstrate their Cowboy Pride . RALPH G. KIBLER, D.D.S 109 W. 3rd P.0. Box 430 PALISADE, COLORADO 81526 TELEPHONE 464-7272 Knowledge bowl season started on December 3rd, 1986 with the Knowsedge Master Open Competion. Of the 937 schools competing in the Nationwide Computerized Competition, the P.V. team finished in the middle of the field. The team competitiion began with a meet at Central High School on February 21st. This was folllowed by meets at Grand Valley for the league and Delta for the Regional. Uhile top finishes eluded the team, they showed their abilities and competitiveness by continually placing in the upper half. The season ended with the spring Knowledge Master Open competition on April 20,1987. Once again the Cowboy team finished in the middle of the teams competing. KNOWLEDGE KNOWLEDGE BOWL TEAM Harve Pehl, Lisa Hill, Byron Bradford Stephen Taylor, Greig Tilley, Wade Nichols Aa. A. _ _ LPIIME c AVOTEL 103 Spring Street, P. O. Box 398 Collbran, Colorado 81624 Phone (303) 487-3220 14 FINE ROOMS WITH TV AND TELEPHONE. A HANDY PLACE FOR HUNTING, FISHING AND SKIING. SPECIAL WEEKLY RATES. A WEEKEND HIDEOUT 3 STAR MOTEL Branson DRIUE IN Cones Malts Shakes Hamburgers Hot Dogs Steak Sandwiches Chicken Hugh Rose One Mile West Of Collbran, Colorado 47 Back row: Martin Encke, Director; Rory White, Mike Maigatter. 3rd Row: John Hittle, Jeremy Britton, Bart Morris, James Johnson, Kip Salter. 2nd Row: Andrea Sexton, Burton Dole, Billy Hendrix, Tess Bevan, Shane Chenoweth, Nikki Valerio. 1st Row: Amy Bel lotti, Virginia Brake, Krisan Zobel, Harmony Hoefner. Back Row: Nikki Weimer, Martin Encke, Director. Middle Row: Sherry Mulnick, Renee Bieser, Brandi Blair, Eric Phipps. Front Row: Darcy Lucas, Tama Price, Desiree Dole, Jenifer Hamm. Back Row: Donnie Schowalter, Justin Clark, Kerry Lucas, Sean Cornett, Bryan Taylor. Middle Row: Travis White, Andy Bellotti Eric Hittle, Erik Cox, Paul Stolper, Brian Marchun. Front Row: Jeni Price, Darren Grubbs, Gayl Chenoweth, Laurie Woodring, Carrie Nichols. Jeni Price, Secretary; Erik Cox, I Reporter; Donnie Schowalter, Vice I KPRN Dijhlin RsdlO President; Carrie Nichols, Secretary I 89.5 m 48 HARSiliilfi Bili-� CeiiCBST BASIC Standing: Martin Encke, Director; Chuck Nichols. Back row: Michael Bieser, Travis Horton, Dianna Leinberger, Dale Silzell, Colton Walter, Joel Dulaigh, Dustin Schramm. Middle row: Shane Walter, Larry Britton, Mark Phipps, Karen Encke, Karen White. Front row: Kim Fullmer, Joni Reese, Kelly Cox, Trudy Hall. STAGS SAKS SAUK MAJOR Back row: Travis Horton, Colton Walter, Karen Encke, Martin Encke, Director. Front row: Larry Britton, Shane Walter, Kim Fullmer, Colleen Dahlby, Chuck Nichols, Karen White. 49 Hid! SCHOOL OSTSCERS SWEETHEART Back row: Kelly Cox, Vice President; Karen Encke, Head Majorette; Kim Fullmer, President. Front row: Travis Horton, Student Council Rep.; Dianna Leinberger, Reporter. TUHRLERS KING QUEEN High School: Kim Fullmer, Kelly Cox. Junior High: Eric Hittle, Jeni Price, Kerry Lucas. Shane Walter Kelly Cox ATHLETICS JV: (L to R) 1st row, Stacy Hall, Heather Emmet, Cassandra McDaniel, Tanya Dix; 2nd row Tracy Latham, Dianna Leinber- ger, Bev Skrbina, Shelly Baier; and 3rd row Brenda Redding, Robin Dulaigh, and Joni Reese. Freshmen: (L to R) Heather Emmet, Cassandra McDaniel, Robin Dulaigh, and Stacy Hall. 3 Managers: Rana Bailey and Tammy Hawkins Collbrnn Jibfo Sc tfWft ljop • Housewares ■ Cifts + Toys ■ Souvenirs ■ Sporting Goods ■ Hunting + Fishing Licenses ■Clothing ■ Jewelry 109 Main Street, Collbran 482-3312 VOLLEYBALL ’86 Varsity: (T to B) Dalyn Thompson, Lisa Hill, Kim Fullmer, Colleen Dahlby, Brenda Redding, Toni Anderson, Trudy Hall, Tammy Denton, Karen Encke, Dianna Leinberger, and Bev Skrbina. Head Coach: Tom Rau Assistant Coach: Carol Dare 53 SENIOR LETTERKEN Colleen Dahlby Colleen was a super com- petitor, and had an ex- cellent team attitude she worked at whatever she needed to do to help the team. Kim Fullmer Kim was our 'super setter,1 she added the 'calming influence' we needed in tight games. Karen Encke Karen was not only our best hitter and blocker, but a good all-around player. Lisa Hill Lisa was our most consistent server, a very hard outside hitter and an excellent defensive player. Toni Anderson Toni was probably our best all-around player and hardest worker. She lead the team in setting and saves, and was second in hitting. MOTEL • RESTAURANT • LOUNGE • GIFT SHQPt- LAUNDROMAT WAGON f. , WHEEL Ed Doris Baal Owners Tom Kachin Manager 5 mmmB' Phone 303 268-5220 A Or 303 268-5224 1090 Highway 65, Uptown Mesa, CO 81643 The 1986 PV volleyball team began their season winning 5 of their first 6 games. The remainder of the season, as most do, had its ups and down as the team and coaches adjusted to each other. The team set its goal at making it to State, t)ut fell short after a valiant effort in District vs. eventual State Runner-up West Grand. The team ended the season with a 13-8 record. SHAFS 55 PLATEAU VALLE? COWBOYS Top Row: Coach Knutson, Danny Click, Kenny Hatch, Steve Wilson, Travis Baier, Rudy Skrbina, Eric Pratt, Coach Bristol. Middle Row: Joel Dulaigh, Shane Walter, Travis Horton, Craig Gunstream, Joe Rau, Doug Satterfield, Rudy Ridenour, Jason McMillan. Front Row: Colton Walter, Spike Meyring, Dale Silzell, Chuck Nichols, Mark Zobel, Chris Donahue, Larry Britton. OFFENSE Top Row: Doug Satterfield, Eric Pratt, Rudy Ridenour, Larry Britton, Jason McMil- lan, Danny Click. Front Row: Joel Dulaigh, Shane Walter, Rudy Skrbina, Travis Horton, Travis Baier, Steve Wilson. DEFENSE Top Row: Eric Pratt, Rudy Skrbina, Doug Satterfield, Travis Horton, Chuck Nichols, Jason McMillan. Front Row: Shane Walter, Kenny Hatch, Rudy Ridenour, Danny Click, Joel Dulaigh. SENIOR LETTERKEN Travis Baier Travis made his greatest contribution to the team as a quiet, effective blocker and as a utility man on defense. Rudy Skrbina Rudy developed into a good linebacker and all-leagua offensive guard. Eric Pratt Eric is a gifted athlete uho used speed, agility and dedication to become an all-league running back. 57 Danny Click Dan is a great, natural athlete who developed quickly into an all-league defensive tackle and an effective tight end. Steve Wilson Ken developed into a super defensive tackle and earned 2nd team all-league honors. Kenny Hatch Steve uas a very pleasant surprise! Steve is an av- erage athlete who used his intelligence to become a quiet effective blocker. 25 Plateau Valley Opponent 14 .... V 20 Soroco cQ .a 'll n 23............6 Mist 27...........‘7 Gran Opponant 2 Palisade Vim ‘Un«,,y son Record: 5-3 Grand 7 Grand 4Vule. 7 1 I. Sharon Tailoring, Custom Sewing Alterations 1000 North 9th St., Suite 27 Grand Junction, Colo. 81501 SEM Construction, Inc. 3377 C Road Palisade, CO 81526 (303) 434-5017 STAN MUHR I’reshienl 58 FOOTBALL SAAFS Plide n’ joy (€ itufian PPiebchool MH'iJ '-iti ii Located in Hoiir.a Baptist Church Basement Junior Varsity 1986-87 Seasonal Record P.V. 34 Grand Junction Opponents 40 16 Cedaredge 28 27 G.J. West J.H. 29 22 Paonia 57 13 Grand Valley 17 33 Central 63 39 Rangely 16 34 Delta 56 31 Grand Valley 34 39 Basalt 41 MTN. MESA m 2412 F Road Athletic and Team Sports SKi Rental Grand junction CO 81501 and Gus Carlson Peach Tree Shopping Center (303) 245-6605 Clifton, CO 81520 WihEMT'7 From Left to Right: Top Row-Coach Evonne Stites, Shelly Baier, Chris Dillon, Joni Reese, Traci Latham. Bottom Row-Robin Dulaigh, Cassandra McDaniel, Chantel Bethel. . 4 uita s cv f Co)cs W iste- ser 5 417-3150 Tammy Hawkins Manager 60 2 From Left to Right- Top Row: Coach Evonne Stites, Joni Reese, Dalyn Thompson, Shelly Baier, Coach Carol Dare, Bottom Row: Kim Fullmer, Karen Encke, Kelly Cox, Colleen Dahlby, Toni Anderson. VARSITY BASKETBALL 1986- •1987 SEASONAL RECORD .V. OPPONENTS W PALISADE 36 30 NUCLA 44 34 HOTCHKISS 45 54 G.J. VARSITY 35 28 RANGELY 33 38 CEDAREDGE 33 71 G.J. VARSITY 35 45 PAONIA 59 29 BASALT 42 57 GRAND VALLEY 29 74 DEBEQUE 33 67 CENTRAL J.V. 24 54 RANGELY 33 67 DELTA 56 66 GRAND VALLEY 23 45 BASALT 48 56 DEBEQUE 35 45 RANGELY 28 53 WEST GRAND 46 41 BASALT 49 CHILTON'S ■ TEAM CENTER I For All Your Athletic Needs I at Discount Prices I 1340 North Avenue ■ Grand Junction. Colorado 81501 ■ 242-8597 ■ TOES HHSSRsesi Toni was all-league 1st team. She lead the team in Field Goal %-37.6%, Steals-5 p.g., Assists-3 p.g., and Points-12 p.g., and was 2nd in Free throws-57.8% Toni lead not only in statistical ways, but with hard work and determination. M hV S9af Kelly had a slow start by missing the first two games to be in Honor Band. But by mid-season she had earned a starting role position. Contributing with her trade . mark baseline shot, Kelly was also Honorable Mention All-League. K5RSK EiiCHE Karen was All-League 1st Team. She lead the team in Free throws- 67.4% (remember the 2 at Districts versus West Grand with no time on the clock to go overtime?), blocked shots-3.2 p.g.(12 blocks in a single game versus Rangely in Districts), and Rebound- ing-12.4 p.g. In addition she was 2nd in Field Goal % at 35.2%, and points at 10.8 p.g. Good luck next year at Western Montana State! Colleen played a number of roles for the team. Starting roles, the 6th person , generally a forward, but when circumstances asked for it, she was our 5'6 center. Colleen's desire to succeed and love of the game were a great asset. Kim also missed the first two games to Honor Band. Through the season, she became a consistent and effective player. I could always rely on her to get back up and keep going. Even in the roughest of our games, when things got a little tough. 'Hertzi The largest supply of used and near used cars and trucks on the Western slope Where prices are made not met. Orville Powders 242-1320 Archie Hall 243-5170 John Trumbo 243-5596 Bob Hill 242-1320 86 - 82 JR. VftRSZT? Back Row: David Grubbs, Cecil Young, Colton Walter, Luke Leinberger, Dustin Schramm. Middle Row: David Schuman, Chris Donahue, Dale Silzell, Steve Sapp, Mark Phipps, Mike Beiser, Rudy Ridenour, Jess Young, Craig Gunstream. Front Row: Jake Wilson, Manager; Keith Encke, Coach; David Brant, Manager. 1996 - 92 DISTRICT GHAKFIQIZS Back Row: Larry Britton, Craig Gunstream, Shane Walter, David Schuman, John Morse, Rudy Skrbina. Middle Row: Keith Encke, Assistant Coach; Dustin Schramm, Chris Donahue, Eric Pratt, Rudy Ridenour, Chuck Nichols, Mark Phipps, Dale Silzell, Tom Rau, Head Coach. Front Row: Managers, Jake Wilson and David Brant. Rudy Skrbina lead the team in F.T.% - 78%, scored double figures - 11 ppg, 2nd team All Conference. He was versatile, intelligent, hard-nosed, and a good leader. Head Coach Tom Rau Eric Pratt was our leading scorer-13.4 ppg, 3rd year in a row 1st team All Conference and M.V.P. on our team A superb basketball player and excellent leader. 65 JUNIOR RICH BASKETBALL Standing: Paul Stolper, Daren Grubbs, Justin Clark, Jacob Hamm, Mr. Rau, Brian Taylor, Eric Hittle, Heath Schuman, Kain Morris. Kneeling: Andy Bellotti, Matt Hall. Standing: James Casey Jensen, Donnie Schowalter, Mr.' Rau, John Nichols, Erik Cox. Kneeling: Kerry Lucas, Brian Marchun. 68 186Z TRACK Top Row (L to R): Cecil Young, Joel Dulaigh, Dustin Schramm®, Chris Dillon, Joni Reese, Kari Miksell, Tammy Denton, Donna Forsberg, Joe Rau. Second Row: Gary Sapp, Eric Phipps, Rudy Ridenour, Jess Young, David Grubbs, Kelly Cox, Larry Britton, Karen Encke, Colton Walter, Chuckie Nichols. Third Row: Kim Fullmer (manager), Denise Forsberg, Shelly Baier, Maria Ouska, Colleen Dahlby, Dianna Leinberger, Robin Dulaigh, Cassandra McDaniel, Stacy Hall, Dalyn Thomp- son, Ronnie Price. Bottom Row: Jacen McMillian, Eric Pratt, Travis Baier, Rudy Skrbina, Toni Anderson, Trudy Hall, Lisa Hill, Doug Satterfield, Travis Horton. Bus: (303)487-3800 Res: (303) 487-3880 Harry Satterfield Eddie Satterfield H R Auto Repair Minor Tune-ups to Major Overhauls Hydraulic Hoses • Power Steering Hoses Small Engine Work Parts We Make Service Calls 118 Plateau Street • Collbran, CO 81624 (IN ALLEY BEHIND POST OFFICE) ISSI STATE TRAGA Top Row (L to R): Maria Ouska, Dianna Leinberger, Kelly Cox, Kari Miksell, Karen Encke, Denise Forsberg. Middle Row: Lisa Hill, Dalyn Thompson, Toni Anderson, Trudy Hall, Cassan- dra McDaniel. Bottom Row: Ron Price, Jacen McMillian, Eric Pratt, Doug Satterfield. GGAGAES Drew Grubbs, (Head Coach) Larry Price, Kim McDaniel SNAPS RECORDS D-J BAR AND GRILL OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK 7 A.M TO 7:30 P.M. - For Plain or Fancy Vittles! TRY OUR SALAD BAR Daily Luncheon Specials EVERY SATURDAY ACTIVITIES HOHECOKIHG BOOTET? 1st ATTENDANTS KING QUEEN Eric Pratt Toni Anderson COLIBRAN OFFICE 5824 Highway 330 Rt 1. Box 4 Collbran. CO 81624 OFFICE 487 3532 LeROY McELWAIN 268 5241 m. MLS GEORGE GIPP 487 3410 BRAY ft Better REALTORS ITM Homes, Travis Baier Kelly Cox 2nd ATTENDANTS Kenny Hatch Lisa Michelle Hill 74 Steve Wilson Kim Fullmer Danny Click colleen Dahlby Rudy Skrbina Karen Encke Homecoming '86 started on Monday with Freshman Initiation and Spirit Days throughout the week. On Military Monday many students wore military uniforms from the different services. Byron Bradford and Val Michaelson were awarded prizes for the best military uniforms. Tuesday we went back to the 601 s for a day; Travis Baier and Lisa Lawerance were Mr. and Miss 60's. On Wednesday students were smartly dressed in dresses, skirts, and nice pants. Thursday brought many laughs--it was Nerd Day. Two Sr.'s got the Nerd Day award, Rudy Skrbina and Karen Encke. As Freshman Initiation continued Cecil Young was crowned the Penny Pushing King. On Friday green and white were the predominant colors around the school. The Spirit Club put on a great Pep Rally as the Freshmen ENJOYED their last day of Initiation. Friday night brought a lot of excitement as the volleyball team battled the Rangely Panthers. Although the girls lost a heartbreaker, the Homecoming spirit was not lost. Breaking a seven year tradition the P.V. football team won their Homecoming football game! The Homecoming Coronation was held on the football field before the game. Candidates were: Colleen Dahlby, Kim Fullmer, Karen Encke, Rudy Skrbina, Danny Click, and Steve Wilson. Kenny Hatch and Lisa Michelle Hill were Second Attendants, while Travis Baier and Kelly Cox were First Attendants. Eric Pratt and Toni Anderson were crowned King and Queen for Homecoming '86. A dance was held on Saturday evening in the gym to bring Homecoming '86 to a close. Deco- rations were done by the Sr.'s and music was by the Q-FM music machine. Although we have to say good-bye to a great week, we are just saying hello to some fond and lasting memories. CAST SCMGGL ■« m. Gus Dudall Tcrny Lockhart Alec Frenton Ann Grier Jean Millard Mary Lou Creswell Billy Betty Harve Pehl Rudy Skrbina Travis Baier Rana Bailey Toni Anderson Kim Fullmer Traci Latham Cheryl Hooper Michael Bieser Teresa Booth Shelly Chase Krissy Clifton Karen Encke Donna Forsberg Tarmy Hawkins Travis Horton 21? (§2S1L§ CAST George Nancy Harry Kay Mrs. Snith Joel IXilaigh Lisa Hill Chuck Nichols Kelly Cox Cblleen Dahlby The Palisades National Bank Chartered December 11, 1905 IS STRONG 25 PROH ROPALIP QUEER TOtII ARBERSQR SQEEEER BARES? TRAVIS BA2ER Ain FUEERER IAR GAEEGQR? AEEE? GSR BARR? GEICA kzkg ERIG FRATT m ur sos vhledzctqrzak I'll miss you and I wish each of you the best in a future filled with new dreams, new joy, and new horizons. Take Care and Thanks For The Memories LISH L SfiLUTflTORZfitf I believe the greatest success in life is happiness SLSSi or 1882 GRBBS TZQH G0Q 5FE T© THE GE3SS SF IB 'When it comes time for friends to part, Let love be the bridge from heart to heart. GRABNATZQN SNAPS TEACNSN 8f TUS ?SA£g FUSCS QBUSSS I improve the future because I teach «Js IwNSiii. HOST HUSIGAL Eric Pratt Tcni Anderson Ian Calegory Colleen Dahlby HOST SCHOOL SPIRIT HOST ATHLETIC Rudy Skrbina Karen Encke HOST LIKELy TO SUGGEEB BEST BRESSEB HOST INTELLIGENT Steve Wilson Lisa Hill GLUTZIEST Byron Bradford Karen Encke CUTIST Toni Anderson Travis Baier WILDEST 84 Travis Baier Kari Mikesell F R I E H S L I E S T Toni Andersor: Travis Baier HOST BASHFUL Oanny Click Tammy Hawkins 85 Steve Wilson Teresa Booth AUTOGRAPHS Compliments of —1 Herb's General Stor ollbran, CO «!■ 487-3245 Featuring: Groceries Cold Beverages Sporting Goods Ice Gas Diesel SNJISOf