Wasson High School - Wahian Yearbook (Colorado Springs, CO)

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SENIORS - FRONT ROW: Don Everson, Mark Volkman, Mike Bennett, Dennis Parker, Doug Stone, Johnny White, president, Roger Gandy, Mike Rothe, Randy McAdams, Denny Schirm. ROW TWO: Steve Hoit, Dick Schanberger, Phil Lay- ton, Randy Rodes, Jim Sullenberger, Craig Postlewaite, Barry Stewart, Dave Richards, Bernie Duarte, Tom Colon, Rick Lohman, Dave Svoboba. ROW THREE: Dave Collier, Ron O'Canna, Mike Welch, Dan Joiner, Gene Aalbu, David Ross, Jim Switzer, Herb Rogers, Mark Robbins, Rocky Whitworth, Mark MacFarlane. ROW FOUR: Charles Potts, Danny McClure, Jeff McDonald, Bill Taylor, Mike Gal- Iogly, Steve Bostrom, Jim Knipp, Gary Loveless, James Douglas Palmer, Ron Harris. BACK ROW: Brendan Dodd. Bob Hogg, Alan Landes, Tom Shipp. Steve Hughes, C-Club slave, tails through a long day. JUNIORS - FRONT ROW: Junior White, Bruce Baan, Ken Dave Young, Bob Dethlolf, Milo Bolender, Bob Johnson, Brown, Jimmy Mclntyre Rouse, Scott Wilson, Steven West Tom Briggs, Nick Avalos. BACK ROW: Jerry Lavalleur, Mike Hughes, Rob Wilson, Jim Bonner, Dennis Pope, Loren Im- ,Dohei'ty, Mike McCullough, Tim Sedgley, Bruce Gibson, Paul hoff, ROW TWO: Coach Kalber, Tom Stephens, Ed Doerflel, Qmith, Paul Roesler, Bryce Fast, Mike Hamilton. 9

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C CLUB ammering and bashing, C-Club started this year with a highly enjoyable Homecoming booth, fea- turing a car on which students could vent their pent- up feelings by pounding it with a sledge hammer. Throughout the year there was an inspiringly large number of members involved in athleticfevents. They showed enthusiasm at each game and their per- formance boosted Wasson spirit. Social festivities were climaxed by a C-Club- sponsored dance, new on the agenda this year. Clos- ing the year's activities was the annual picnic featur- ing eating, drinking, and being merry. During the last days of school the slave auction was conducted by C-Club, with a twofold purpose of filling the club treasury and providing a hilarious diversion for Was- son students. . In demonstrating her brute strength, Kathy Valentzne proves that women wreck more cars than men. treasurer. NOT PICTURED: Doug Spears, vice-presideni 1 1 , -Y, f- -J v vywv, uvcnj rr nuwur ur, 1tulu.'lLu- lantly vends hzs basketball programs.

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14 0 CHESS CLUB - FRONT ROW: Pat Dowling, Robbie Cahoon, Tom Baugh, president: Darcy Kennedy, BACK ROW: Mr. Kunce, spon- sor: Ken Beegles, Bob Larson, Lloyd Scheidt. CHESS CLUB ast year Chess Club attained the Club of the Year award because of their successful record and their contribution to Wasson morale. This year began with a highly profitable Homecoming booth, followed by a first-place finish in the city tournament for the sixth consecutive year. Chess Club continued their winning streak by beating Cheyenne Mountain and Air Acad- emy for the second year in a row. The incorporation of military strategy into their chess games was introduced by Chess Club's new sponsor, lVlr. Kunce. These new tactics proved suc- cessful for this year's club. The five best players from the previous week's practices were chosen to play in that week's match, thus enabling more boys to par- ticipate in the actual meets. Where do I move now? Mr. K unce seems to have caught Kent Lawyer in a trap.