Arapahoe High School - Calumet Yearbook (Littleton, CO)

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SENIORS-Younger to Zufferey nas Anderson Anderson dia Azzari eth Bailey -yas Baker E Ballinger Barker ft Barnard ine Bartlett Barton 'n Batcheller ate ayci ll Begger Benedict hy Benson Beyale y Bock .s Bodine Boggus Boggs Bomberger Borden t Boss ,rady Brethauer 't Brittain 't Brodkorb Broome Broome Brown e Brownell Bullock Burdette Burke 1 Butler ion Cajthaml i Caldwell Cardwell rter Castro as Champlin try Coleman Conway e Cooley el Courtney n Coxey ye Cronin Davis ry Dickinson tlornin hy Dudley k Dunahay p Dunahay lDunham Dunham l 141' Diana Duty Dusty Ellis William Ellis Angela Engle John Erck Jeffry Fankhauser Steven Fiddmont James Flaherty Susan Fleming Dean Foreman Donald Foubare Daniel Fox Rodney Franklin Mary Frontczak Carin Fuiino Pilar Gomez Karen Goodwin Alan Gould Gwen Gray Robert Greene Joanne Greuter Karin Greuter Nancie Grove Brent Hannen Hns Hansen Mark Hansin Toni Hart George Haskins Chester Haworth James Heitzer Mark Herin Mark Hermanspan Craig Hinrichs Jocelyn Hoag Daniel Hommel Grace Hores Randall Horton Terry Hughes Jeff loerger Daniel Irvin Mike Janson William Jenks Scott Johnson Steven Johnson Dean Kaylor Keith Kimball Gregory Knever Susan Knowles Leon Koenck Wendy Laas Kevin Lacey Barbara Lamb Kevin Lea Jack Lewis Judith Lindrogg Kathleen Littlefield RICHARD ZOOK PASCAL ZUFFEREY LARRY YOUNGER- l Larry Younger, being of sound mind and body, lha, hal, do hereby in good taste, discute my life from sophomore to senior year: I am here in this class for the hours that's aIl. DEBORAH ZIMMERMAN SENIORS-Not Pictured Michael Longtain Kristi Loos Vicki Loucks Randi Macluso Catherine Mahnken Dennis Majors Everett Major Guy Markus Karen Martin Michael Martin Rick Marten Jeff Massell Mark McCabe Brent McCain Martin McCoy Timothy McGee Daniel McGuire Michael McC1uade Charles Mear Michelle Mickelson David Mills Jay Mills Corol Moore James Moore Terre Moore Robert Moriarty Mike Morris Randall Murphy Pat Murray Charles Myers Larry Noble Karen O'Brien Michael Olsen George Otten James Parrish Terry Potts Mark Poulos James Powell Steven Primm Michael Pruim Thomas Quigley Grant Rader Jaculin Rapp Debbie Rastberger Jerry Rogers Cary Roth Deborah Rowley' Angela Russell Thomas Rutherford Richard Ryman William Sanders Robert Sandrin Laura Sasaki Judith Saurber Michael Schaffnit John Shealy Richard Schmied Jeffrey Schneider David Scott Corinne Shideler Cheryl Six Margaret Smeal Ann Smith Deborah Smith Richard Speck Janet Spivey Mark Stanislawski Linda Stansbery Ralph Stern Dennis Stevenson Ann Stouick Tom Stover Susanne Stuart Kimgerley Stubbs Michael Sullivan Connie Talcott Karen Tan ke Thomas Taylor Pamela Teflian Margaret Tezak Sidney Theard Eric Thomas Jennifer Thomas Ronald Thornton Rick Thorp Van Uhlmann Brian Ulmer Linda Waalen Mike Walker Margaret Wall Cynthia Ward Kathy Warfield Cheryl Warner Pamela Waters Ronald Watson Elizabeth Webb Karla Weiss Bruce Wharry Kurt Wilhelm Bruce Williams Janet Williams Linda Williams Maureen Williams Deborah Wilson Charles Wood Mark Woods Susan Woods Steven Wren Cathy Yaeger Christina Yee Susan Young

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SENIORS-Wollen 'ro Young TANYA WALLEN CHERYL WARREN-Transferred from Douglas HS, S. Dakota 35 Pep Club 1,25 Pom-Poms 15Cheerleader 1,25 Concert Choir 15 Gymnastics 25 DECA 2,3. JILL WATSON DEBORAH WAY LAND LAYNE WEBER-Football 1, Letter 2,3, All-League Football 35 Basketball 15 Intra- mural Basketball 2,35 Track 15 Key Club 2,3 MARY WE LCH-Transferred to Arapahoe 25 DECA 3. JANELLE WELLER KATHRYN WELLS- I found school ac- tivities disinteresting. CYNTHIA WHITE PAMELA WHITMAN CAROL WI LKENS- Arapahoe Story 1,25 IFTF 15Swashta 2,35Swatawa 25 Human Re- lations Committee 2,35 Littleton Youth Ad- visory Council 35 STEP 25 The heart has reasons the reason knows not of -Pascal. CRAIG WI LLIAMS-Transferred from Cape Elizabeth HS, Maine 3. FRANCES WILLIAMS SCOTT WILLIAMS KERRY WILLIS CHRISTI WILSON JANET WITTE DEBBY WOLFF KENNETH WOODARD STEPHANIE WOODS ANTHONY WOODWARD LOUISE WRIGHT MARK WYCHE DEBORAH YOUNG

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Juniors 1. One complete school year passed by leaving two full yearn look forward to-the juniors go forth. The excitement of future, the unknown, still remains with memories of the p still lingering. A year of learning, going and coming, has left the juniors more a part of Arapahoe: those small worries of school ha been overcome, and all surroundings have now begun to f in: the bits and pieces of huge puzzles of school have formed into a picture. Those goals that once seemed so fa away have become one step closer: the finish of somethin started can now be seen, and graduation does not seem to such an endless goal. Each one's own self works to achieve separate goals. Diff ent ideas, different talents, different futures lie ahead to junior as he works his way through another school year.