Arvada High School - Redskin Yearbook (Arvada, CO)

Text from Pages 1 - 272 of the 1974 volume:

Sharing Editors-in-Chief Nancy Eledge Tom Settle Assistant Editors Terry Ford Cindy Hayden Karen Miles Cindy Plamondon Senior Activities. . .252 Index... Table of Contents Mood.. .2 Seniors.. . 17 Fall Student Life. . .67 Juniors. . .77 Winter Student Life. . .99 Sophomores. . .107 Faculty and Administration... 127 Sports. .145 Clubs and Organizations. . .183 3 Listening to others' ideas and giving them a chance. Sharing ideas brings us all closer to one another. Learning to listen is the hardest thing for us all to do. But if you learn to listen, someone will finally listen to you. « � � � • SAVM 4 Working Together Handing down knowledge and helping people out; Working together is what it's all about. Our wisdoms shared with one another, brings us all closer together. Working together helps friendship begin, and sharing becomes just a part of the plan. Sharing Physically Sharing physically by giving of yourself to one another, lending a helping hand and a warm embrace. Sharing a smile, a song and a laugh. How good it feels when you give of yourself. 10 11 Facilities As the year began our school was filled to the brim with Pomona High school students in the afternoon. Sharing is a part of life and sharing our facilities has helped us understand the cooperation that is needed the rest of our Sharing the Future Life in the past is a pleasant memory, but look to the future with hopes and desires. Join hands now and be one... Let children live in a home full of love; a love that will go on forever. And our lives will be shared with our freedoms cherished. Wherever we are and whatever we do, we will be as always... together. 15 The future looks bright with a new life in our midst. It's odd, you know . . those thirteen years, how fast they pass. The loves, the tears, the laughs, and fears. To learn so much in such a short time. It's something fantastic to look back on. Years full of friendships now slipping aside, as we go separate ways to meet new people and new friends. To share so much, it seems unreal. Remembering the years now ending in joy, and sorrow. We see a new life beginning tomorrow. 1.mm MOST INTELLIGENT Jan McKindley Richard Robinson SCHOOL SPIRIT Chris Cameron Henry Petitt BEST SMILE Mary Fields Nick Martin, not pictured MOST TALENTED Laura Smith Gary Younkerman MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Cindy Beckman Warren Taylor BEST DRESSED Debbie Bruce Mike Westover FIGURE AND BUILD Michelle Bishop Fred Graefenhain BEST SENSE OF HUMOR Andrea Ridgeway Steve Jump 19 Class Officers: Cindy Jacobs, Secretary Jan McKindley, Vice-President Donna Kinnamon, President Senior Class of 74 Song: “Tomorrow is the First Day of the Rest of Your Life” Colors: Crimson and Pearl Flower: Peace Rose Motto: For everything there is a season and a time for every purpose under heaven. Pam Allen Diana Anderson 21 James Atkinson Diann Anderson Kelly Baldwin Dean Atkinson William Beary Celeste Balls Paul Bechard 22 Margie Bender Deana Bevard Lynn Bigham Cathy Bishop Richard Biggs William Biller Richard Bishop Connie Black Michelle Bishop Verla J. Bishop Kim Black Judy Bolhuis 23 Keith L. Brooks Sue Brown Mike Brooks Ronald Brown Teresa Brown Gary Brownell Nick Brunetti Sheryl Brunken Debbie Bruce Alan Buell Mary Jean Burns Carol Bruno Susan Buell Kim Cady Cathy Cameron Tom Burke Pam Calkins 26 Chris Cameron Linda Campisi George Carlberg Ron Carlson Patricia Carlson Thomas Carlsson Cindy Catanzaro Debbie Cary Sonja Charles Tom Cary Cheri Chavin Susie Cinquanta Mike Chavez Mike Claeys 27 Rosanna Colson Robert Cleaver Vicki Connor Jeff Cochran Jerry Cook Vicki Copper Mark Corbett Rahn A. Coonts Jane Cordial Ed Corn 28 Larry Cordry Sandra Coston Tim Creedon Marcie Curtis Don Craddock An Culver Robert Davis Scott Davis Nancy Curtis Ron Davis Diane Derr Sharon DeGraaff Adeline Delmonico 29 Rich Dickson Kathy Distel Billi Domning Lucille Dreher Ricky Domenico Nancy A. .Drake 30 Barb Duvall Joan Echterling Dave East Mike Dwyer Nancy Eledge Larry Edwards Bonnie Edmisson Tina Eshensan Carol Engelbrecht Curt Esch Teresa Edelen Debbie Emery 31 Kristie Fiske Cindy Finkle Terresa Ford Janet Friskney Mary Lynn Fields Hali Fieldman Sherri FI ipse 32 Michele Forbess Lei Lani Frisinger Loraine Furber Jon L. Gallegos Vicki Galusha Darlene Garrimone Bob Gann William J. Gann Frank Ghilarducci Lorraine Gehrett 33 Willie Gerstner Tony Gillespie John Goforth Dave Gilreath Terry Golden Linda Goetz Don Graham Loretta Gonzales Terry Grassel Fred Graefenhain Pam Graves Leslie Green 34 Steve Gray Karen Gregg Daniel M. Grothendick Elaine Grimes Sherry Groth Dan Grey Debbie Hagen Mark Haddix Barb Haddock Cathy Gunther Cindy Hall Nancy Hannah 35 Lori Hawes Janine Haycraft Douglas Hawkins Elvie Henson Denise Heffelman Kathy Hergert Kerry Harper Oliver Hardy Paula Hedge 36 Denise Hernor Delina Hess Mike Herron Jeffery Higgins Linda Hinrichs Celeste Heugly Sandy Heyer Betty Higgins Sandra Hicks Bob Hitchens 37 Debi Houghton Pam Horino Steve Hoskins Janet Hulme Steve Howard Christie Houlton Ross Hulbert Julie Ingraham Cindy Jacobs 38 Vickie Hutchinson Dan Jackson Susan Johnson Sheryl Jones 39 Melody Joy Steve Jump Karl Karner Gary Kaiser Debbie Kansteiner Tom Kerlee Terry Kindsfather Rocky Kerns Thomas Kind Marsha Kinslow Donna Kinnamon Lory Klein Louis Klamm Rita Knight Jim Kneifl Jeff W. Kroll Penny Krier Vickie Kunkel Joe Klene Jeannine Kloberdance Juergen Koester Karen Kraft 42 Lorraine Lamfers Cindy Lewis Casey Lemmel 43 A11y“h Libke Susan Lister Rick Ludlam Deborah Love Jon Loveless Ken Loftesness Debe Livingston 44 Lari Lybarger Sheri Lyon Marika Manne Virginia Marfut Cherylin Mannon Kent Marley Brad A. Martine Keven Martens Ken Marts Barbara Martin Pamela Matern Connie Matson Doug Mathie Robert McCoy 45 Alayne McDaniel Annette McGinn Judy McGhee Barbara McGreevy Todd McLaughlin Patrick McMichael Timothy Meile LuAnn McNeil Linda Meints Kathy Metzger DeAnn Mikkelson Paul Mender LeAnna Midget Vicki Miller Erroll Miller Karen Miles Shelly Miller Candy Miner Jeff Mintz 47 Pete Milonas Lynda Minshall Harold Moulton Bob Mueller Jennifer Molzahn Becky Moore Cathy Moore Richard Moore Scott A. Moore Rick Moore Theresa M. Moore Ruth Morse Lesa Mullaney Mmi 48 Carol Muscavitch Tami Naumann Dennis Neal Debra Nachtigal Chris Muzechenko Franci Osborn Steve Osborne Roxeen Olson Kevin Olson Pamela Pace Brian Page Steve Outing Kevin Ottercrans 49 Trlcia Palmer Michael Page Theresa M. Parker John Palizzi Peggy Parrott Raenette Pasco John Payne Paulette Parson George Peet Marla Penner Mark Penner Tari Pentico Henry Petitt Susan Phillips Rene Peters Greg Phebus Vicky Plamondon Randy Pitts Cindy Plamondon Dan Pitt Connie Player Dan Polsfut 51 Lyndi Price Jill Pro low Steven Price Allen Pyeatt Teresa Pyles Becky Radcliffe Susan Quarles Carla Rakke Cathi Rakke Mary Ramunno 52 Roger Ramsey Sherry Randkler Sandy Reble Ken Reeves Chris Redig Anne Reber Virginia Rhodes Sandy Reich JoAnn Reider Ed Regensburger Sophie Richardson Jean Riddle Cyndi Richter Andrea Ridgeway Marlin Roberts Clayton Roesler Richard Robinson Ken Rosenoach Charles Rotolo Wendy Rourke Steve Rourke Brent Rowan 54 Jenny Rueff Kathleen Rupp Jodi Rust Keith Rust Vicky Rutherford Mike Salankey Rob Sample Bernice Sage Jim Sack Mardell Sanders 55 Laura Schacher Suzanne Scaglione Debbie Schaefer Terry Schneider Julie Schildknecht Bob Schoepflin Dennis Schrock 56 Gary Schwartz Valerie Seidel Dwight Scott Chris Semsack Tom Settle David A. Seiler Russ Shannon Laura Sheridan Lisa Shannon Linda Smith Terri Sheriff Mike Siefkes Kim Shriver — Diane Siefkin Tom Sisson Kirk Skinner Carolyn Sites Laura Smith Phil Smith Michael J. Smith Sharon Smith Linda Sorrentino Karen Spath Nancy Sole Teresa Sorrentino Julian Sperandeo Gene Spellman Marian L. Spensieri Pat Spears Mike Spitler Bill Springer Ronda Spomer Kevin Spurgeon Corrine St. Clair Susan Starr Loretta Stevens Nina Stinnette Linda Stice Doug Stone Machel Stone Will Stump Bruce Struck Kevin Sustad 60 Stephanie Swanson Tom Thompson 61 Jeff Tomlinson Dawn Tyner Dan Urbach Michele Trepanier Ed Tyler 62 Susan Uchida Chris Vail Mike Vendegna Beverly Vigil Vicky Veldboon Roxanne Vendegna Robbin Vinnola Bradley Walcher Colleen Wagner Virgil Vigil Candi Waldo Lisa Warden 63 Debbie Wells Mike Westover Debbie Waybill Pam Watkins Cheryl Weaver Linda Weber Randy Weiss Trudy Wehler 64 Dannill Williams Cathy Yarbrough 65 Seniors Not Pictured Abeyta, Dave Adam, Richard Amelio, Marisa Anderson, Michael Anderson, Richard Arnbrecht, Rebecca Arnold, Howard Bailey, Russ Baker, Eldon Baker, Michael Baker, Ronald Barros, Steven Barton, Kevin Bash, Jeffrey Bell, Steven Bird, Marshal Boot, Steven Branson, Leslie Brookshier, Keith Browning, Twyla Bustos, David Cameron, Catherine Campbell, Nancy Canzona, Judy Compton, Barbara Carlson, Mark Carlson, Robert Chambers, Mark Chappelle, Cynthia Christensen, Jane Cisneros, James Clark, Stephen Cook, Gordon Correa, Joel Cummings, Dennis Daly, Sharon Davenport, LeRoi Davidson, Marilyn Dreiling, Elaine Durant, Joseph Einspahr, Randall El-Bakerie, Keith Endriss, Richard Evans, Michael Fagan, Patrick Fazekas, Albert Ferguson, Debi Ferguson, John Ferguson, Steve Ferris, Judy Frank, Roland Frary, Mary Fusilier, Debora Graff, Daniel Graff, Joseph Gran, Lynea Grant, Kim Greenfield, Mark Gulley, Galen Gunning, Steve Haley, Timothy Ha Ninon II, Daniel I Hargett, Frank Hayes, Timothy Hayner, Kenneth Helfenbein, Loren Henshaw, Thomas Hilliard, Mark Hinkley, Donald Hinrichs, Linda Hoeffner, Steven Hogelin, Debi Hugueley, Rebecca Hunter, Bruce Hunter, Jerry Isham, Wayne Jones, David Jones, James Jones, Lynn Jones, Roger Jones, Sheryl Joyce, Joanne Kenney, Michelle Kellerman, Vicki Kessinger, Jeff King, Stacy Kirchner, Kathy Kling, George Knoll, Daniel Kohart, Jayne Kuker, Dennis Labey, Randy Leman, Mary Lesmeister, Frank Lucero, Donna Lynch, Timothy Lynkiewiez, John Madsen, Larry Marin, Barbara Mai ley, Alan Marbach, James Martin, Nicholas Martin, Stephane Martinez, Karen Martinez, Terese Mayville, Karen McCormick, Keith McLaughlin, Ruth McLean, Jane McQueen, Keith Me Swain, Gregory Melofsky, Karyn Monsier, Valerie Moore, Cynthia Moore, Nita Moser, Ruth Muehring, Joy Mulkins, Timothy Musick, Steven Neal, Evan Nicholass, William Orangian, Harout Osment, Terry Pa gels, Mark Parker, Wayne Peacock, Jeffery Pfankuch, Kaye Pitton, William Poliak, Bruce Powers, Deborah Price, John Rasmussom, Kay Reary, Debra Reber, Wayne Reigel, Richard Reynolds, Jakie Robieson, Diane Robinson, Donald Robinson, Judith Rogers, Greg Rogers, Renita Roome, Frank Russell, Richard Ryan, Joseph Sams, James Schwarz, Tamara Scherer, David Schleibaum, Thomas Schmidt, Steven Schroeder, Mark Sharp, Richard Shire, Patrick Shull, William Sinconis, Patrick Smith, Jody Snyder, Rex Sorrentino , Teresa Spellmeyer, Jeffery Stamm, Victoria Stringer, Martin Sutton, Donald Swenson, Richard Swenson, Steven Tackaberry, William Temmley, Daniel Triolo, Alberta Trueman, Douglas Ursetta, Mike Vicic, Alan Virgil, Lynn Wagner, Richard Warga, John Warnick, Anne Weldon, Robin Wells, Tony Werschke, Gruce Wiley, Steve Williams, John Wilson, Thomas Woodrino, Glen Wood, Steven Yowell, Linda September 5 First Day of School 7 Football, Kennedy 8 Arvada Fall Festival Parade 13 Tennis, George Washington 14 Tennis, Boulder 14 Football, Ranum 18 Tennis, Golden 20 Tennis, Alameda 20 Football, Columbine 22 Cross Country, Denver Inv. 24 Tennis, Lakewood 25 Cross Country, Wheat Ridge Arvada 26 Tennis, Pomona 28 Tennis Columbine 28 Football, Arvada West September and October got the year off to a good start. Included in these months were the Arvada Harvest Festival Parade, a busy football schedule of nine games, and sixteen tennis matches and six cross country meets. Homecoming week featured teacher dress up day, tug of war, student dress up day and a Homecoming dance, on the Saturday following the Friday night game against Lakewood. The Fall Vocal Music Concert, in which all the music groups participated, and the State Tennis and Cross Country District meet, drew the Fall season to a close. Fall Calendar October Tennis, Jefferson Tennis, Littleton Football, Green Mountain Cross Country, Boulder Inv. Tennis, Arvada West Tennis, Wheat Ridge Football, Bear Creek Tennis, Regis Cross Country, Jeffco Inv. Tennis, Bear Creek Tennis, Golden Homecoming Week Football, Lakewood (Homecoming) Tennis, District Cross Country, Jeffco Championship Homecoming Dance Vocal Music Concert Football, Alameda Tennis, State Cross Country, District West 2 4 6 6 9 11 11 12 13 15 17 15-20 19 19-20 20 20 24-25 26 26-27 28 68 ARVADA HARVEST FESTIVAL PARADE There were some 325 Arvada High students participating in the Arvada Harvest Festival Parade on September 8 . In it was featured the Redskin Marching Band, the Twirlers, JV and Varsity Cheerleaders, the Pom-Pom girls. Pep Club, and the Pin Pals. 69 1974 Homecoming Queen Janet Layne 70 Janet Layne Michelle Lyells Senior Attendant Andrea Ridgeway Senior Attendant Judy Bowman Junior Attendant Jennifer Jones Sophomore Attendant 71 500 Participate in Choral Boosters’ Concert; Eight Groups Perform in Money-Raising Events There were 500 singers participating in the annual Choral Boosters held in the later part of October. Before the concert, all the singers had a casual get together in the cafeteria where they became aquainted with one another. 74 Eight groups performed: Chantelles, Chorale, Cho-raliers, Crystelles, Festival Chorus, Meister Singers, Mixed Chorus, and the Modernaires. The groups were directed by Mr. Tom McCormick and Miss Debbie Willeford. Donuts, Bookstore Earn for Students Arvada is full of everyday occurrences. Two of these some students took for qranted. They are the bookstore and the sale of donuts. The bookstore had such needed supplies as paper, pencils, and pens. Operated by DECA the store operates during school hours and was a help to all students. The sale of donuts was not only a help for the students who bought them but also tor the different clubs and organizations that sold them and earned money. 78 Aardappel, Brenda Adamson, Len Allen, Cheryl Allen, Janette Anderson, Connie 4 Anderson, Floyd Anderson, Jaclyn Anderson, Kay Anderson, Mitch Archer, Becky Argotsinger, Nancy Arndt, Gail Atkinson, Pat August, Mary Bailey, Gayle Bailey, Kevin Baker, Mike Bashford, Joe Bednar, Debbie Bell, Kyle Bellah, Cindy Benis, Karen-Soph Bennett, Sue Benoit, James Betzler, Angelika v • %- Bird, Dennis Black, Steve Blake, Lowell Boette, Cheryl Boles, Sue Bolton, Terry Bonn, Laurie Boutot, Sheela Bowman, Judy Boyd, Rick Brady, Shayne Brake, Don Brandon, Mark Bretzke, Angela Briggs, Larry Brinkmeier, Audie Brown, David Brown, Gregg Buck, Kathy Burgardt, Sandy Burns, Paul Call, Mary Callahan, Kathy Callendar, Debbie Campbell, Bill Campbell, Glenn Burt, Peggy Bustos, Suzanne Butcher, Jim Byrd, Rick Cadotte, Kirk 80 0- Carlisle, Imo Carlson, Kit Carr, Jami Carrington, Dave Carter, Dennis Chambers, Gary Champlin, Meg Claeys, Jeff Clapes, Jerry Clark, Debbie Cleary, Kathy Clegg, Crystal Coberly, Robert Coffman, Kathy Colden, Grace Collins, Carla Compton, Brenda Condron, Pat Connelly, Bernard Connelly, Sheila Cramer, Cindy Crawford, Scott Crites, Don Crowe, Joe Crowley, David Coonts, Jerry Cottingham, Jena Coursey, Mary Ann Courtney, Bill Coyne, Leiloni 82 Delva, Judy Denier, Kim Derr, Becky Derr, Vicki DeShazer, Kevin Dewick, Chip Dickey, Jerry Diehl, Monica Dietz, Rick Dorcas, Dan Dossie, Ron Duke, Jill Dunworth, Mike Dwyer, Michelle Ealey, Jan East, Kristie Eaton, Debi Eberly, Lorraine Einsphar, Randy El-Bakri, Keith Ferguson, Mark Feyerherm, Colleen Finley, Kathy Fisher, Carol Fleming, Mindy Ford, Debbie Ford, Lorraine Fox, Gayle Frazzini, Sherri Fritz, Ilene Gallagher, Pat Gallegos, Ricco Gardner, Stan Garnhart, Jeanne Gauthier, Rick Grey, Sue Grimsley, Theresa Gurley, Rick Gutierres, Tom Halbach, Mike Hale, Mark Hall, Cathy Halloran, Brian Hammel, Celia Hansen, Larry Hansford, Cindy Hazen, Tawnie Harper, Wanda Harris, Lauri Hartzell, Susan Harwood, Rod Haug, Kevin Haug, Tara Haugen, Wallace Havelick, Eric Hawkins, Brad Hayden, Bob Heany, Bruce Hollenbeck, Byron He It, Barb Herburger, Penny I Isascson, Elizabeth Jackson, Karen Jackson, Tammy Jacoby, Sharon Jaime, Tony Jameson, Craig Johnsen, Karen Johler, Mark Johnson, Paul Joiner, Mike 86 Kimball, John King, Larry Kinney, Jim Kirk, Steve Kirk, Wendy Kirkegaard, Terri Kissel, Renee Kissel, Tim Kloberdance, Corkey Kosinski, Paul 87 Kramer, Maggie Krogh, Paula Ladebue, Rod Lange, Scott Laborra, Mike Lebaron, Bart Lee, Connie Lee, Debbie Lee, Joann Lei I, Rita Lewis, Judy Libsack, Cary Lilja, Carol Lindermayer, Gary Lloyd, Les Lock, Li one Logan, Tom Loyd, Gary Lucero, Bonnie Lucero, Donna Lukasik, Rose Lukens, Bobbi Lunn, Gary Lyon, Michael Malisani, Wally I Mansfield, Maura Maples, Marvin Marks, Cindy Marts, Charlotte Mathias, John i V McAvoy, Mike McDoffe, Bob McGinnis Larry McGraw, John McGreevy, Bob McKendry, Michelle McKenna, Kevin McKinnon, John McKinstry, Cindy McPhetrige, David McQueen, Owen Mere, Cindy Miller, Michelle Miller, Terry Minshal, Jamie Mitchell, Cindy Mitchell, Eddie Mohrman, Ted Molzahn, DeWayne Mooney, Kathy Morris, David Moyers, She la Muller, Cindy Muller, Derrick Murphy, Kelly Murray, Mike Murray, Tim Myers, Rhonda Nance, Wade Neal, Terri Novotny, Marcia Nuckolls, Shelly Oberto, Ron Oden, Tammy Oliver, Melissa 90 Olivieri, Dolly Olofson, Jackie Osborn, Dan Palm, Doug Pappas, Marianne Payne, Chris Payne, Mitch Peak, Mary Pearce, Lori Perry, Suzane Peterson, Dave Pfeifer, Bob Phillips, Bill Pierce, Bobbie Plowman, Laurie Poison, Steve Prescott, Greg Prewitt, Ralph Procter, Jill Puck, Cheryl Pyatt, Larry Quantana, Kim Ramos, Viski Recktenwall, Ann Recktenwall, Beth Redig, Russ Reed, Doug Richter, Kim Ripple, Dean Roberts, Janeal 91 Rodriguez, Al Rodriguez, Dolores Rogers, Mike Rohm, Mary Romero, Florence Rose, Melanie Ross, Sharon Roush, Dale Roy, Andy Rust, Lori Sanders, Bonnie Sands, Susan Saunders, Kathleen Saunders, Lee Savage, Marilyn Ruybal, Cecilia Ryan, Joe Saindon, Rick Salisbury, Nancy Sandefur, Andrey 92 Scholz, Diane Sealman, Jeff Secord, Craig Seigle, Ron Sercdinski, Hilda Saylor, Micky Schafenberg, Bill Schell, Dan Schnabel, Dena Schoemer, Cheryl Seta, Don Sexton, Matthew Shank, Sally Shenefelt, Jim Shields, Alan Shotkoske, Terry Shreve, Steve Siegle, Rob Singer, Melanie SI an key, Pat Slater, Tammy Slye, Heidi Smith, Bill Smith, Chris Smith, Debbie Smith, Eugene Smith, Kathy Smith, Milissa Smith, Paul Smith, Vickie Snyder, Linda Sobotka, Cindi y Solis, Kevin Sorentino, Paula Sovereign, Nancy Spano, Jim Spellman, Sheryl Starns, Vic Stauff, Jesse Steele, Jim Steele, Linda Steelman, Bob Stewart, Vicki Stevens, Denise Stipp, Debbie St. John, Jerry Stone, Bob Stone, Dave Stuart, Nancy Stuart, Howard Swaine, Nancy Thorngate, Dan Todd, Andy Torgerson, Bob Trepanier, Paul Trujillo, Bonie Unrein, Vici Urban, Mike Urban, Paul Ursetta, Fred Veltrie, Jeanne Vendegnia, Tina Vernon, Terri Vidick, Betty Wagner, Kathy Walker, Jim 95 Watton, Debbie Weber, Paul Weiland, Mike Weister, Greg Werth, Susan Whinery, Chris White, Wayne Whiting, Chris Wichman, Mike Widgren, Ivan Wilbur, Mike Williams, Lisa Williamson, Donna Witt, John Wold, Debbie Wolf, Debbi % Wolf, Ronda Wood. Jim Woods, Joyce Woodworth, Don Work, Randy 97 Patti Kuykendall Junior Representatives Michelle Miller Richard Thompson Learning to share is not easy, because... Sharing is a simple word that holds a hard truth. But sharing is also a beautiful word that encloses hope and means long lasting friendships. And most of al I sharing is the junior class, giving a part of the status to the sophomore class and accepting part of the dreams, challenges, and goals of the senior class. Not Pictured: Meredith Wolanski 98 Al Rodriguez I Jeanne Veltrie Lisa Williams Winter Calendar NOVEMBER 2 Football, Wheat Ridge 8-10 Football Divisional Playoffs 17 Pops Concert 19 Pomona leaves 22-26 Thanksgiving Vacation 23 Wrestling, Intra-Squad, T ournament 23 Basketball, Intra-Squad, Tournament 27 Girls Basketball, Jefferson 29- 1 Follies 30 Wrestling, Wasson November was a good month for evening activities at school. The Pops Concert started off the entertainment and was followed by basketball, wrestling, and three nights of the Follies. There was also a new schedule to get used to during the day and some wished Pomona wouldn't have left. December was a month which was filled with the Christmas spirit. It was displayed at four Christmas concerts given by vocal and instrumental classes. The basketball squad played six games throughout the month and the wrestlers showed their stuff at seven. DECEMBER 1 Basketball, Billy Mitchell 1 Wrestling, Billy Mitchell 4 Girls Basketball, Pamona 7 Basketball, Air Academy 7 Wrestling, Arapahoe 8 Basketball, Arvada West 8 J.V. Wrestling Tournament 8 Girls Basketball, Evergreen 13 Wrestling, Columbine 14 Basketball, Lakewood 15 Basketball, Arvada West 15 Wrestling, Greeley 17 Christmas Concert 18 Choral Band Christmas Concert 18 Christmas Assembly 19 Basketball, Alameda 20 Wrestling, Arvada West 22 Wrestling, Lincoln 100 Annual Pops Concert Draws Record Crowd Over 2,300 people came to hear five bands perform, and eat dinners prepared by the Band Parents at the annual Pops Concert. The income from the largest crowd in seventeen years totaled 2,100 dollars, which was used to buy new uniforms for the Marching Band. Instrumental music instructors Robert Hurrell and Robert Townsend supervised the November concert. 101 ‘‘Romeo and Juliet” by William Shakespeare, was presented by the theatre department on February 14,15,16,22, and 23. Faculty member, Michael Carpenter directed the play along with student directors, Darlene Garri-mone, Vicky Plamondon, and Douglas Trueman.The leading parts were played by Pete Halladay and Ronna Keil. Fifty students participated. 102 Ta Da Da Da Da Da Follies The 4th annual Follies, People -ATouch of Self, presented by the theater classes consisted of 32 skits in two acts. The production was directed by faculty member, Mike Carpenter and student directors. Senior Susan Prange and Junior Jo lacino. Sixty students participated. mi -i, H : 106 Sharon Crist: Secretary Judy Sera: Vice President Ed Beckman: President 108 Jerry Ahila Aline Akins Dave Akins Terri Aldrich James Allen Dawna Anderson Jeff Ansel mo Ken Assmus Ruth August Bob Auten Brad Ayres June Baire Brandt Baker Chuck Baker Lou Baker Sue Baker Tammie Baker Max Bankston Gigi Barton Pat Bashford Rick Beasley Steve Beck Ed Beckman Brenda Belky Rick Bell Steve Bell Jennie Benson Brian Bergstresser Bernard Joha Karen Betts 109 Gene Bevard Buddy Bexley Sue Bice Jo Black Mike Black Rhonda Black Lorene Blake Barbara Blunk Karen Boatman Sally Bock Tom Boles , Jody Borquez y Laura Bott Sheryl Brady Pamela Brauman Mike Bretz Steve Brewer Terry Brewer Connie Brienza Willie Brinkmeiei Joni Bronnenberg Bruce Brookshire Bobbi Brown Gretchen Brown Martha Brown Marty Brown Pam Brown Gail Brunken Dennis Bruno John Bruno Tom Brunt David Buell 110 Sue Buell Lynn Bullard Marline Burandt Ron Burge Linda Burks Kevin Butler Cindy Butrick Joe Cady Michael Callahan Pat Callahan Terry Cannon Chris Capra Alan Carmichael Neil Carlberg Teresa Cary Carol Case Debbie Case Paul Cantanzaro Jim Celentano Susan Chadwick Carol Christiansen Stephannie Churches Terry Cicala Candy Cizek Carla C legg Mark Clemmer Leslie Colin Jan Cone Doris Connor Tim Cooper Mark Corney Jay Craddock 111 R ichard Craft Shari Crist Steve Cudnofskey Barb Culver Kri Greg Cummings m. ? Donald Cuneo Mona Correa Alisa Coyne Lisa Cottingham Don DeCino Christy Degenhart Denise Delmonico Mary DeRose Tony DiPaolo Nancy Ditirro Caroline Domenico Ken Dotts Bob Draper Dennis Dreher Marty Drew Dean Dreiling Linda Duran Doug Durica Barbara Dutton Debra East John Eaton Norman Ebner Theresa Echterling Dana Echter Geraldine Eckhard Tonya Eckley Mark Edstrom 112 Delaine Egle Allen Eha Sandra Ehnert Kevin El-Bakri Carol Elston Don Emmert Twyla Encinias Dan Esch Daniel Evans Scott Evans Steve Evenson Terry Farley David Farley Kathy Feather Kathy Fenton Julie Ferguson Lisa Fieldman Ei leen Fisk Steve Fix Debbie Fontaine Cindi Ford Lori Fouts Brenda Founds Joe Fox Tammy Fox Stacy Frank Carol Frazier Jill Frick Stan Friskney Brad Freson Brian Froid Steve Frost 113 Earnie Fullerton Jim Gail Linda Gardner Paul Garnhart Steve Georgia Steve Gerze ' ■' Byron Gilchrist Jill Gill Mark Glenn Marion Glover Valerie Gomer Adel Gomez Juan Gonzalez Sharon Goodwin Bob Graham Karen Gran Phil Green Jim Greene Dave Greeno Chuck Greenwood Lori Grenemeyer Jerry Gunn Dan Guzzo Terry Habish Maureen Haggbloom Scott Hagglund Karl Halback Bernice Hale Florence Hale Ray Haleu 114 James Hammons Dan Handschy Cindy Hansford Jody Hansen James Harris Hillary Harms Tom Hartmann Susan Harvey Phil Hanson Dave Haug Kevin Haug Janet Hegge Dave Heldenbrand Debbie Henderson Lidia Hendricks Leslie Henry James Herron Desi Herron Mary Hess Dave Hill Lee Highland Terri Hight Linda Hobson Teresa Hodapp Gary Hodges Judy Hodgkinson Bob Holland Janice Holler Michelle Horino George Howard Scott Hugely Debbie Hulme 115 Tom Humphries Pam Huss Rena Ireland Tim Ihle Bob Irwin Terri Irwin Kathy Jacobs A� Cheryl Jacoby Don Jacoby Art Cynthia James M. At Paula James Lyle Jenkins r i ,«,! Mike John P r V. Tim Johnsen Dan Johnson Dave Johnson Julie Johnson Susan Johnson R ick Johnston Maree Joines Cindy Jones Cinthia Jones Janet Jones Jenny Jones Kathi Jones T am my Jones Brad Jung Sharon Kagiyama Sandy Kahn Mala Kaiser Nancy Kaiser Linda Karst 116 Mark Kawakami Rick Kear Steve Kehr Cheryl Kel ley Rick Kelly Casey Kerns Penny Kesler Georgia Ki 11 ingsworth Mari lyn Kirvin Mari Kissel Dan Klene Scott Kliewer Mike Knight Dale Kramer Annette Krause Debra Krevsel Bob Krugmire Ron Kubat Cinthia Kunningham Chris Lahey T7 v Dave Lair Joe Lambert Linda Lawson Lois Lawson Terri Lenhart Emilie Leman Greg LeValley James Lewis Jim Lewis Deanna Light Dave Lillibridge Cheryl Linden 117 Jim McKindley Kelly McKutchen C liff McMannis Bob Mead Lori Meador Liz Metz Michael Midcap vV ' hB i Steve Midcap Perry Midjett Dave Mikkelson Byron Miller Connie Miller Janet Miller Susan Mondragon Alice Moore Cheryl Moore Edie Moore Kathy Moore Karen Morgan v. Ward Morger Kevin Morris Lisa Moyers Tom Mueller Teresa Murphy Judy Murray ■ Michael Murray Greg Mutchler Gary Meyrs Steve Neal Eileen Neilson Duane Nelson 118 Kathy Longwell Tammy Lowell Teresa Lowell Tony Luciany Cindy Luedke Ken Lyberger Neil Lynch Larry Lytle Margret Mader Duane Mair Chris Mally Michael Mallory Mike Mallory Jeanne Manogue Bill Manning Doug Marten Larry Martensen Bunny Martin Craig Martin Marla Martin Jacky Mastarovsky Roni Maybin Connie Mender Amanda McAnimich R ick McCleod John McChesney Patty McCormick Jo Lynn McCulloch Gary McDonald Sheryl McFarland Kathy McGrath 119 Duane Nelson Geraldine Nelson Ed Nelson Kathleen Norris Richard O'Block Laura 0lander Jody Ostrander Kathy Ottercrans Cindy Owens Steve Owens T erry Page Lisa Parmenter Steve Pankrantz Kevin Parker Bruce Parisho Lori Parsons Steve Parsons Michael Patterson Sandy Penn Debbie Peters Dale Petersen Kim Peterson Pam Peterson Toby Peterson Nancy Phebus Kathy Phibbs Brad Pilling Kathy Pitt Keith Plamondon Julie Polsfut 120 Terry Prince Judy Pyatt Sherry Quirk Debbie Railsback Jim Rakke Elaine Ramsey Randy Ray Rhonda Ray Joe Reynolds Allen Rhoades Julie Richards Cheryl Rife Jill Ritchart Scott Roberts Cheryl Robinson Dave Robinson Gail Robinson Manuel Rodriquez Jeanette Rogers John Rogers Darrel Rome Annette Romero Ken Rone David Rose Troy Rosier Nara Row George Rude Holly Rutherford Carol Ryberg Wayne Sanchez 121 Doug Sanders Glenn Sanders David Saindon Greg Samek Beth Sample Diane Sasim Tim Sawyer Sheila Saylor Jeff Schaezel Jeff Scherff Deborah Schindler Karl Schindler Jim Schlotthauer Betty Schoepflin Donna Schrock Ken Schwartz Craig Secord Dennis Seiler Maureen Seman Judy Sera Liz Sharp Barbara Shannon Stella Schesser Rick Siegle Regina Simeone Phillip Simons Corey Simpson Steve Simpson Debbie Skaggs Sharon Sly Bruce Smith David Smith 122 Mike Smith Sheila Smith Jeff Smoot Bob Snyder Linda Snyder Sandy Snyder Cindy Solano Cindi Solomon Debra Summer Mark Sorrentino Linda Soucie Vern Soucie Tony Spensieri Brenda Spomer Susan Squier Terrance Stabell Kevin Stafford Lee Stand ifer Cindi Stamm Trina Steete Paula Steenbergen Dave Stermer Anna Steuble R ichard Stevens Ken Stice David Stimack Lee Stockman Sheila Stoddard Cathy Stoner Brian Storey Dave Stover Vic Stumpp 123 Linda Sutton Mike Swaisgood Les Szabo Andrea Szantho John Tafoya Larry Templeton Jim Thomas Kevin Thomas Dan Thompson Diane Thompson Jody Thompson Pam Thompson Pat Thornton Ruth Thornton Doug Thurston s iW Ken Todd jT’ - Paul Trapanier Dave Troup Wayne Troup Theresa Truesell C inthia Trujil lo Dennis Trumm Gary Tucker Sharon Tuc ker Lisa Turner Ken Uhl Randy Utecht Nancy Verner Steve Vicic Karen Vidic Katherine Vigil Shelly Vinquist 124 Jim Vambldt Jim Vogt Dan Wagner Dennis Walworth Jim Walz Sue Ward Laine Wahl Tom Walker Mark Walters Jeff Weber Sue Wee lens Paula Weiland Mike Weiss Jennifer Welter Don Wesl Kennerh White Collin Wilkins Angela Williams D.J. Wills Bret Wi I luhn Scott Wilson Laura Winzent Kevin Witt Mitchell Wofford Cindy Wold Becky Wonderly Michael Wood Vern Wright Phyllis Ziegler Dan Zimmerschei Id 125 Relations Important Between Student Body, Staff One of the most important aspects of education is the relationships between students and staff. It is necessary for both to share ideas and learn from one another. This can be accomplished in class as well as extra activities out of class. For example, on field trips, at parties, or just having a conversation after class. Principal Emphasizes Involvement of People Principal Jack Jost has changed the stereotype of what a principal is. Mr. Jost believes a high school cannot be run by one person. In this way he tries to organize the school in a way that many people can be involved in the decision making. Among his other responsibilities are the hiring of faculty and staff members, coordination of parent clubs and advisory committees, and clarification of school policy. He has worked with the students and faculty, and helped to unify the school through improvement of communication. 128 Administrators Serve Class, Student Areas Mr. George Meyers is the assistant principal in charge of curriculum. He is in charge of instructional programs, developing a master schedule, and teacher evaluation. He also coordinates data processing. Dr. Ron Feltes is the other assistant principal. He is in charge of all student related services. Directing and supervising the counseling staff and attendance office are among his duties. He also is in charge of admission of new students and student discipline. Mr. Ron Mitchell works very closely with Mr. Meyers in the general area of curriculum and instruction. His major responsibilities include registration, scheduling, and data processing. Mrs. Donna Brennan serves as director of student activities. Among her duties are coordinating extra-curricular events and supervising fund raising events. Mrs. Brennan is the Student Council Sponsor. Donna Brennan Ron Mitchell 129 Joan Crist David Mangum Patricia Frantz John Addison Susan Zuener Otfried Buelter Six Counselors Help The counselors provide as-assistance to students in many ways. Mr. John Addison is in charge of vocational counseling and has organized vocational seminars. In groups of five they try to explore the individual's interests which will hopefully lead to occupational prospects. Miss Joan Crist assists the college-bound student bv providing scholarship and college entrance information and counseling. Mr. Otfried Buelter, Mrs. Patricia Frantz, Mr. David Mangum, and Mrs. Susan Zuener assist students with individual problems, schedule changes and credit values. Mr. David Mangum was added to the counseling staff this year. 1J0 Five Direct Attendance, Mr. Tom Nicholls supervises the attendance office. His job is to supervise the daily attendance and make sure that attendance policies meet up to state requirements. Mr. Nichols also counsels students with attendance-related problems. Mr. Carl Churches directs the driver education program. This course tries to promote driving safety in hopes of developing students into better drivers. Mrs. Anne Dion, the school nurse, can be found at Arvada on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Friday mornings. Her duties include promotion of good health and counseling students with health-related problems. Mrs. Dion also serves as sponsor for Medical Careers Club. Mrs. Mary Lee Williams Health, Books, Driving and Miss Georgenne Tomlinson serve as the Librarians. They select and organize library materials and work with the teachers in the selection of textbooks. Miss Tomlinson is also in charge of the audio-visual equipment. Carl Churches Mary Lee Williams Georgenne Tomlinson Driver's Ed. Librarian Librarian Tom Nicholls Attendance Office Anne Dion Nurse 131 Katy Bowman X jSp v V;. Jim Dougherty Carol Pierson Joan Wofford Gayle Brown Mike Carpenter Carol Mark ley Ed Tipper Russell Manning Ed Tyrrell Jo Wiley Clyde Eamhart Charles Glore Georgelynn Schmidler Language Arts Makes Wide Choice Available From ethnic literature to tragedy, from forensics to drama, the language arts department, headed by Mrs, Jo Wiley, served the student body an infinite variety of choices each quarter. In a change from last year composition courses were offered every quarter rather than only the first nine weeks. A second change resulted in courses in debate, discussion, and propaganda being added to the communications area. College preparatory, general preparatory, and skillbuilding courses were supplied to meet the needs of the majority of the student body. In addition, semester and year courses in drama, forensics, journalism, and yearbook were available. Ron Ray Douglas Caffey Ron Rossi Rod Stor Students Find Math Still Popular Subject One of the most remarkable things in the math department this year is that there are no women teachers; but the students still find math to be a popular subject. This year in the math department two new courses, probability and statistics, have been added to the selection of courses. The students seem to find that Geometry and Math of Finance seem to be the most popular courses. Mr. Bassett was the math department chairman. 134 Two Teachers Join Science Department Two new teachers have joined the Science department this year. They are Miss Hilary Nelson and Mr. Ken Munley. Miss Nelson has done some previous life science teaching at Drake Jr. High. She is now teaching Biology I and Biology II. Mr. Munley teaches five sections of Biology I. In Biology I the format has changed from beginning with ecology to beginning the fall quarter on Cellular Biology and Bioenergetics. Ecology was studied during the spring quarter. The resource center has been useful to the students for viewing audio-visual inquiry film loops and film strips. Mr. Robert Fatzinger teaches chemistry, while Mr. Bill Tipton conducts the physics classes. Mr. Lester Cook is the science department chairman. Hilary Nelson Lester Cook 135 Dick Lightner Clint Gregg James O'Donnell Along with wood and metal shop, in the Industrial Arts Department, there is auto mechanics and girls' auto mechanics. Auto mechanics prepares the students for automotive work after school. An addition to the Industrial Arts Department is a photography class. The photography class helps the yearbook staff by supplying pictures for the annual. Mr. Jodie Brown heads the Industrial Arts Depart ment. 136 Business Education Gives Job Training Business Education consists of office education, marketing and general business training. Its primary goal is to prepare students to find and keep a position in the business world. This class offers more than just typing and shorthand. Other courses include business law, office occupations, general business accounting, record keeping, distributive education, office occupations II and cooperative work experience. Mrs. Harriet Hines, heads the Business Department. Helen Tolman r Jk Vi Mary Ann Woodward Diane Szymanski Nancy Cam pm an 1 3 Candy Walker Ruby Wyatt Necties, Hobo Stew Contribute to Home Ec. The Home Economics Department has classes for the homemaker, the bachelor and the student pursuing a career in home economics. There are boys in all of these programs - so the department has a masculine look . Neckties, hobo stew and chef's hats are a common sight. Mrs. Pat Curtis was added to the staff this year. The foods, clothing and home furnishings classes together with the fiver popular bachelor survival classes are taught by Mrs. Curtis and Mrs. Colleen Selleck. Mrs. Ruby Wyatt heads the occupational homemaking program. _ 138 Social Studies Range From Minorities to Russia From Asia Studies, the Soviet Union, and Latin America to ancient civilization—that is the range of courses available to sophomores in World History, says Department Chairman Bill Beaver. Each may select four of the nine offerings . U .S . history varies from the American Revolution to contemporary courses on minorities and twentieth century foreign policy. Each of the eight courses is valued at credit. Anthropology, marriage and the family, psychology, and sociology are credit electives. New to the department, Mr. Craig Wilkie both attended and student taught at AHS prior to joining the faculty. Bill Beaver Barbara Campbell Harold Crimmins Ramona Lundy Neil Minden Elbert Pankratz Robert Hurrell Tom McCormick Robert Townsend Four Teach Musicians Mr. Robert Hurrell, who is the department head, along with Mr. Robert Townsend teaches instrumental music. Mr. Tom McCormick and Miss Debby Willeford, a new member, teach the vocal music classes. PE Classes Compete in Weight Divisions The boys' gym classes are divided into weight divisions so that the students are participating with others of comparable size and abilities. They also participate in seasonal sports as do the girls along with handball, volleyball, and badminton. The girls' gym classes range from handball to modern dance. Tim Cronin is the newest addition to the physical education department. Bob Meisner 140 Cheryl Roberts Artist Aids Department The art department, whose chairman is Mr. Charles Lovett, has added Miss Susan Reale, a UNC graduate. Along with the new faculty member, Mr. Bob LaDonne has joined the staff as artist in residence funded by a grant from the Rockefeller Foundation. The art department offers courses from basic arts to advanced arts and crafts, drawing, painting, ceramics and sculpture. Eight Travel Abroad The foreign language department sent eight students to German, French, and Spanish speaking countries third quarter. They also offered such activities such as foreign language weekends where French, German, Russian, and Spanish were the only languages spoken. For those not college-bound, or planning trips to foreign countries, a one-quarter mini-course in French, German, Russian, and Spanish was offered. John Horst Gail Marcus Dorothy Oehm Nolene Schmertz 141 Andrea Bakel Lay Assistants Type, Fulfill Clerical Duties Lay assistants perform clerical and typing duties in departments. The maximum number of hours per week that each may work is 20 . Most of the women serving as lay assistants are parents with school age children, so it is convenient for them to work their hours around their home schedules. Six Serve in Office, Do Secretarial Work Mrs. Andrea Bakel and Mrs. Jeanie Craighead were added to the secretarial staff. Mrs. Bakel works mainly for Mr. George Meyers and Mr. Ron Mitchell. Mrs. Craighead does all mimeographing and warehouse purchasing. Mrs. Judy Peer, Principal Jack Jost's secretary, works with the public relations in the main office. In a room adjacent to the main office, Mrs. Cuba Counts handles financial matters. In the attendance office, Mrs. Toni Kesler works for Mr. Ron Feltes, Mrs. Donna Brennan, and Mr. Tom Nicholls. Mrs. Betty Williams serves as secretary to the counselors. Toni Kesler I ftJl BH Cuba Counts Judi Peer 142 EH Program Attempts to Remedy Problems The Educationally Handicapped Program is under the direction of Mrs. Candy Thompson and Mrs. Sue Jacobi. This includes such areas of educational handicaps as auditory perception . Reading Department Offers Labs for All The reading department offered seven reading labs, two language arts skills labs, and one social studies lab. Mrs. Bobbie Belcher joined Mrs. Marsha Meyers as a reading instructor. Two Instructors Head Work-Study Program The Work Study program's requirements for the sophomores consist of special education language arts, math, and social studies. In addition, P. E. and one elective are required. Juniors and seniors earn two academic credits at school and then they are allowed to earn three hours either at Warren Tech or by working in the community. Mrs. Becky Hudson and Mr. Lowell Pi land direct the program. Candy Thompson Sue Jacobi Marsha Meyers Bobbie Belcher 143 Mr. Del Faidley and Mrs. Lorraine Edelen head the two services which contribute to the welfare of the school. The custodians put in long hours to keep Two Service Groups Aid Students, Faculty the school clean and operable. The cooks start early every morning preparing school lunches, serving at noon and cleaning the kitchen in the afternoon. Rachel Smithey; Barbara Greelman; Janet England; Pat Duran; Carol Purnis; Barbra DeLauro; Fern Lang; Hattie Schubert; Sally Harvey; Lorraine Edelen, Head Cook; and Martha Silver. 144 Del Faidley, Head Custodian; Al Lindvil; Louis Schafer; Mary Scott; Bessy Allen; George Tolve; Tom Young; Steve Westbrook. Bottom Row: Steve Swenson, Rich Robinson, Chris Payne, Warren Ward, Dave Swenson. Row 2: Coach Ron Rossi, Mike Jahn, Greg McSwain, George Koster, Ken Rosenbach, Joe Ryan. 146 Joe Ryan Warren Ward Steve Swenson Netters Served Victory in District, Place Ninth in State. -fJL ms hi irt i w n r George Koester After winning all 10 league matches, the tennis team went on to take ninth place out of 35 participating schools in the state tournament. Ken Rosenbach and Steve Swenson, number one doubles, took fourth place in the state . Returning lettermen Ken, Steve, Chris Payne, and Dave Swenson, along with foreign exchange student George Koester, and Warren Ward all qualified for the state tournament. Coach Rossi feels the most improved player was Dave Swenson, who played in the number two singles position. Warren and George, along with Dave, were undefeated in league play. This was the first time the tennis team took first in district and was also the first time they went to state. Rich Robinson Chris Payne Dave Swenson 147 Golf Team Experiences Most Successful Year, Sixteenth in State Tourney, Second in District A sixteenth place in the state golf tournament completed the most successful season ever for the golf team. Seniors Erroll Miller, Tom Thompson, Mike Wine, and Glenn Woodring along with junior Randy Einspahr placed second in the district tournament behind Evergreen and qualified for their first state tournament in the fall. Coached by Mr. Alan Morris, in his sixth year of coaching golf, the links- men also placed second in the Arvada Invitational and second in the Broomfield Invitational. In league competition the team placed third behind Evergreen and Jefferson. Seniors Ron Brown, Bob Cleaver, Todd McLaughlin, Erroll Miller, Steve Outing, Tom Sisson, Tom Thompson, Ed Tyler, Mike Wine, and Glenn Woodring and junior Randy Einspahr made up this year's golf team. Bottom Row: Mike Wine, Tom Thompson, Erroll Miller, Randy Einspahr. Row 2: Glenn Woodring, Ed Tyler, Ron Brown, Todd McLaughlin, Tom Sisson, Steve Outing. 148 Football September 7 14 20 28 October 6 11 19 26 November 2 9 ARVADA OPPONENT 0 Kennedy 10 0 Ranum 35 Hi Columbine 7 10 Arvada West 6 38 Green Mountain 7 lb Bear Creek 0 C Lakewood 10 2h Alameda 13 0 Wheatridge kk JJa— Columbine Bottom Row: Morris Fujiwara, Jeff Claeys, Brian Page, Randy Work, Nick Brunetti, Jerry Clapes, Brian Glover, Gary Lindenmayer, Pat Salankey, Mark Burns, Derrick Mueller. Row 2: Head Coach Dick Giarratano, Mgr. Bill Manning,Steve Jump, Tim Roberts, Harout Orangian, Tom Carlsson, Mark Chappel, Mark Goddard, Mike Salankey, Henry Petitt, Steve Price, Fred Graefenhain, Neal DiPentino, Larry Briggs, Larry Pyatt, Mgr. Kevin Martens, Coach Ben PyatL Row 3: Coach Ken Munley, Mike Dressel, Vic Starns, Rick Gurley, Rick Byrd, Rueben Eoff, Alan Buell, Rob Vinnola, Mike Westover, Larry Mabry, Tom Cary, Scott Crawford, Andy Todd, Al Carlisle, Mgr. Ed Foesler, Coach Greg Springston. Row 4: Brad Walcher, Harold Moulton, Dan Dorcas, Chris Higgins, Mike Laureta, Rich Dickson, Jerry Cook, Jeff Higgins, Tom Schleibaum, Dave Jacobs, Bob Davis, Micky Saylor, Ron Oberto. r Bottom Row: Ranky Utecht, Kevin Witt, Jeff Smoot, Dave Hill, Terry Habish, Larry Lytle, Dave Troup, Dave Saindon, Keith Plamondon, Mark Drummond, Joe Lambert. Row 2: Mgr. Bill Manning, Steve Owens, Bret 0 Willunh, Larry Mortenson, Jim Hammons, Marty Drew, Don Decino, Steve Brewer, Rick Bell, Scott Roberts, Greg Brown, Kevin Stafford. Row 3: Coach Dennis Jost, Ron Kubat, Bill Campbell, Bruce Parishol, Karl o Halbach, Tim Sawyer, Gary Hodges, Mike Lybarger, Brad Pilling, Jim Walz, Mike Weaver, Terry Cannon, ° Scott Frank, Randy Frank, Coach Carl Churches. Row 4: Jay Craddock, Jogn Eaton, Steve Frost, Greg LeValley, Neal Lynch, Ron Burge, Jim Lewis, Ed Nelson, Mike Weiss, Ron Saccomono, Craig Cupp, Ken Uhl, Roy Ladebue, Tom Brunt. Seniors 1974 15-Steve Price-QB 20-Mike Salankey-QB 23- Jeff Higgins-SE 24- Nick Brunetti-RB 25- Rich Dickson-SE 27-Jerry Cook-SE 30-Harout Orangian-K 37-Rob Vinnola-FB 39-Tom Carlsson-K 48-Mike Westover-HB 52-Tom Cary-C 60-Alan Buell-G 70-Steve Jump-LB 72-Brad Walcher-T 74-Tom Schliebaum-T 76-Harold Moulton-G 80-Fred Graefenhain-T 88- Mike Dressel-T 89- Henry Petitt-SE Win Over West Highlights Grid Season; Team Takes Second in League Highlighted by a 10-6 victory over Arvada West, the varsity football squad finished second in league competition. Because of the addition of three new schools, the league was divided into two divisions, which accounted for only seven regular league games being played rather than the usual nine. Coach Dick Giarratano stated that teamwork was the key to a rewarding season with an attitude that has never been surpassed by any of his past teams. Injuries plagued the team including seniors Nick Brunetti, Jerry Cook, Fred Grafenhein, Steve Jump, and Henry Petit. According to the second year coach, more support was necessary. Out of approximately 2000 students, we had about 500 that were truly loyal, said Mr. Giarratano. The final season record was 6-4 for varsity, 2-6 for junior varsity, and 1-5-1 for the sophomore team. 156 Bottom Row: Ken Munley, Ben Pyatt. Row 2: Dick Giarratano, Carl Churches, Dennis Jost, Greg Springston. Senior Backfield Senior Linemen Harout Orangian, Rob Vinnola, Henry Petitt, Tom Cary, Mike Salankey, Tom Carlson, Jeff Higgins, Steve Price, Jerry Cook, Nick Brunetti, Rich Dickson. Tom Schleibaum, Alan Buell, Steve Jump, Harold Moulton, Fred Graefenhain. Bottom Row: Dan Dorcas, Jerry Clapes, Mike Laureta, Morris Fugiwara, Larry Briggs. Row 2: Mike Saylor, Rick Byrd, Ron Oberto, Mike Halback, Larry Mabry, Bob Davis, Tim Roberts. Junior Backfield Bottom Row: Andy Todd, Pat Salankey, Bryon Glover, Gary Lindemyer, Larry Pyatt, Rick Gurley. Row 2: Derrick Mueller, Chris Higgins, Mike Burns, Jeff Claeys, Scott Crawford. Junior Linemen Cross Country Takes Fourth in League Meet Retriever-Shepherd, Humel, Inspires Team Inspired by Humel, Coach Tim Cronin's retriever-shepherd, the cross country squad earned fourth place in the league meet. Lettermen are listed as seniors Bill Beary and Dan Pitt, juniors Paul Bums, Tris DeBruin, and Dave Needham, and sophomore Steve McKinstry who took third in the sophomore meet. The coach says, These underclassmen will provide the nucleus of a fine team for next year. Humel, canine cohart and constant companion of the team, set the pace although she may have had some advantages due to two extra apendages. First year coach Cronin looks forward to the return of eleven juniors and one sophomore next season. 158 Last minute instructions. Bottom Row: Humel, Paul Smith, Steve McKinstry, Bart LeBaron, Pete Haladay, Steve Musick, Dave Needham, and Tris DeBruin. Row 2: Coach Tim Cronin, Dan Pitt, Bill Beary, Tim Kissel, Jeff Kroll, Paul Burns, Hans Hansen, and Scott Lange. 159 Sophomore J. Jones Places Seventh in State; Six Other Girls Compete in District Gymnastics Terry Hodapp Sue Weelans Sophomore Jenny Jones took seventh place in the state girls' gymnastics meet on floor exercise. Leslie Colin, Adeline Delmonico, Terry Hodapp, Cheryl Puck, Ginger Rhodes, Sue Starr and Jenny competed in the district meet in which she took first place and qualified for state. Coached by Miss Mona Ginger Rhodes Lundy, the team was led by returning senior letter-men Adeline Delmonico and Ginger Rhodes. Other participants included senior Debbie Abshier; juniors Corrie Curtis, Jean Garn-hardt, Kathy Jones, and Maggie Kramer; and sophomores Linda Burks, Stephie Churches, Chris Degenhart, Mindy Glover, Laura 0lander, and Sue Weelans. Leslie Colin Jenny Jones 160 Bottom Row: Jenny Jones, Mindy Glover, Terry Hodapp, Sue Starr, Ginger Rhodes, Linda Burks, Leslie Colin. Row 2: Coach Lundy, Adeline Delmonico, Debbie Abshier, Chris Degenhart, Stephie Churches, Cheryl Puck, Bonnie Trujillo, Kathy Jones, Maggie Kramer. Sue Starr Kathy Jones Debbie Abshier 161 Volleyball Squad Earns 9-2 Record The girls' volleyball team, consisting of two squads, proved themselves by completing the season with an A -Squad record of 9-2 . This is the first year for girls' competitive volleyball throughout the entire county. In addition, A squad placed second in district behind Evergreen, whom they alone beat earlier in the season. Letters were received by seniors Nancy Bott and Linda Yowell; juniors Cindi Bellah, Loni Coyne, and Tami Slater; and sophomores Tonya Eckley and Valerie Gomer. According to Coach Cherry Roberts, Nancy Bott was the most valuable team member because of her mighty serve. Next year the team will lose only three seniors. Bottom Row: Loni Coyne, Nancy Bott, Linda Yowell, Tami Slater. Row 2: Tonya Eckley, Valerie Gomer, Cindi Bellah. Bottom Row: Debbie Eaton, Kathy Geiser, Lois Lawson, Betsy Tibbs. Row 2: Shayne Brady, Cindi White, Coach Roberts, Denise Delmonico, Karen Betts. 163 Cagers Second in League, Compete in District The basketball squad finished second in league competition with a 14-4 record and went on to compete against the top teams of Centennial league. Dennis Dunk in, in his fifth year as varsity coach, stated that balance, in scoring, shooting, and rebounding, accounted for the success of the team. Coach Dunkin also said that, They have been a team the school can be proud of. Ken Rosenbach and Warren Taylor were the leading scorers, each with an average of 12.9 points per game. Following them were 6'7 Terry Bolton with 12.2, Greg McSwain with 11.2 and Craig Thompson with 10.9. ARVADA DECEM BER OPPONENT 1 81 Billy Mitchel 1 42 7 79 Air Academy 62 14 69 Lakewood 57 15 75 Arvada West 54 19 52 A lameda 70 JANUARY 5 79 Greeley Central 46 8 75 Wheat Ridge 66 11 54 Bear Creek 65 18 72 Lakewood 61 25 82 Arvada West 66 FEBRUARY 1 56 Alameda 51 2 81 Columbine 37 8 59 Bear Creek 70 9 79 Golden 68 13 64 Pomona 62 22 47 Wheat Ridge 44 23 60 Green Mountain 59 MARCH 1 69 Jefferson 77 OOGcJ Bottom Row: Head Coach Dennis Dunkin, Coach Tom McCormick. Row 2: Manager Bob Cleaver, Steve Wood, Henry Petitt, Greg McSwain, Terry Bolton, Craig Thompson, Ken Rosenbach, Warren Taylor, Phil Jacobson, Manager Ken Richter. 166 Junior Varsity Coach Tom McCormick Managers: Steve Pankratz, Bob Cleaver, Mike Dunworth, Ken Richter. 167 Sophomore Coach Ron Rossi Terry Bolton 41 Center Henry Petitt 31 Forward Varsity Basketball Phil Jacobson 4 Guard Ken Rosenbach 15 Guard Warren Taylor 25 Guard Steve Wood 20 Guard Craig Thompson 40 Forward Greg McSwain 34 Forward 168 169 Stan Gardner, Kevin Stafford, Jeff Anselmo, Mike Halbach, Jim Moore, Larry Mortenson, Jeff Franco, Tom Guitterez, Tim Roberts, Bob Davis, Gary Lunn, Jeff Gomer, Tim Lindemuth, Kneeling: Mgr. Steve Pankratz, Coach Dunkin, Coach McCornjick, Mgr. Mike Dunworth. Junior Varsity Back Row: Coach Rossi, Jeff Anselmo, Berni Joha, Bruce Parisho, Jim Vogt, Larry Mortenson, Jim Lewis, Gerg LeValley, Steve Owens, Karl Halbach, Kevin Witt, Front Row: Mgr. Steve Pankratz, Craig Cupp, Tim Lindenmuth, Kevin Stafford, Rick Johnston, Larry Lytle, Rick O'Block, Randy Utecht. Sophomores 170 171 Team Places Fourth in District Wrestling After Coaches Tom Nichols and Carl Churches led their team to fourth place in District, Seniors Mike Dressel and Ken Marts along with Junior Vic Starns place first in the District match and qual ified to participate in the State T ournament. Another highlight of the wrestling season was unusual . AHS hosted a team of Japanese champions. Mike Dressel, 185, participated along with wrestlers from other Jeffco schools. The cheerleaders learned several Japanese cheers to welcome the visitors. ARVADA 3 Wasson 24 Arapahoe 48 Columbine 11 Arvada West 33 Lincoln 31 Durango 31 Green Mountain 20 Bear Creek 27 Lakewood 18 Alameda 12 Wheat Ridge 8 Ranum Keith Martens - 112 Warren Ward - 132 Varsity Wrestlers Ralph Prewitt - 105 Rich Robinson -126 Gary Lindenmayer- 119 Lowell Blake—98 Mike Lybarger - 145 Vic Starns - 185 Ken Marts - 167 Mike Dressel - 167 Brad Walcher x Hwt. Rick Peters - 155 Bottom Row: Lowell Blake, Ralph Prewitt, Keith Martens, Gary Lindenmayer, Rich Robinson, Warren Ward. Top Row: Ken Richter, Ken Marts, Mike Lybarger, Rick Peters, Mike Dressel, Vic Starns, Brad Walcher. 176 Bottom Row: John Bruno, Alex Gutierrez, Craig Martin, Mike Wood, Ron Saccomano, Don DeCino. Top Row: Jim Walz, Mike Weiss, Gary Tucker, Steve Frost, Tim Salazar, Keith Brookshier. 177 Bottom Row: Sue Bennett, Carolyn Sites Shayne Brady, Annette Romero, Cheryl Linden, Dena Wall, Second Row: Cathy Jacobs, Cindi Cramer, Tami Slater, Cindy Cunningham, Bobbi Brown, Sue Bustos, Renee Kissell. Back Row: Miss Davison, Cathy Bishop, Laura Bott, Ronda Wolf, Linda Yowell, Denise Hernor, Barbara Shannon, Bonnie Edmisson. ARVADA OPPONENT Varsity 21 Alameda 23 20 Arvada West 14 24 Wheat Ridge 31 33 Bear Creek 41 46 Golden 33 32 Green Mountain 29 31 Columbine 22 26 Evergreen 39 36 Pomona 16 38 Lakewood 59 50 Jefferson 52 Junior Varsity 16 Alameda 34 29 Arvada West 20 30 White Ridge 26 40 Bear Creek 17 35 Golden 9 35 Green Mountain 24 51 Columbine 10 24 Evergreen 22 32 Pomona 17 28 Lakewood 12 Jefferson 178 Arvada-Arvada West Co-Sponsor Tourney After finishing their first interscholastic league season with a 5-6 record, the girls basketball team along with Arvada West cosponsored the Arvada-Arvada West Invitational T ournament. The team consisted of twenty girls who made up Varsity and Junior Varsity squads. Making up the Varsity squad were Sue Bennett, Cathy Bishop, Bonnie Edmisson, Denise Hernor, Carolyn Sites, Tami Slater, Dena Wall, Ronda Wolf and Linda Yowell. Among Junior Varsity players were Laura Bott, Shayne Brady, Bobbi Brown, Sue Bustos, Cindi Cramer, Cindy Cunningham, Cathy Jacobs, Renee Kis-sell, Cheryl Linden, Annette Romero and Barbara Shannon. The teams were coached by Miss Joyce Davisson. 179 180 182 C. Waldo Heads Group of Six Varsity Cheerleaders at Athletic Events Head Cheerleader Candi Waldo Participation in the Har-vestFestival Parade opened the year for the varsity cheerleaders. Cheerleaders have many responsibilities. They are expected to attend all varsity sports, activities, parades and pep assemblies. They practice a total of ten hours a week. In addition, each girl spends $275 for her eight uniforms. The spirited group is led by Candi Waldo and is sponsored by Mrs. Marsha Meyers. 184 Michelle Bishop Debbie Bruce Barb Duvall Janet Layne Theresa Moore 186 16 Pom Pon Girls Display Skills at Two Clinics Cindy Beckman and Libby Thielen headed the spirited group of 16 Pom Pon girls. They participated in football and basketball halftime shows, parades, and pep assemblies. The girls attended Pom Pon clinics at Coronado and Kennedy High Schools in which they displayed their skills in competition against other schools. Mrs. Carol Markley served as adviser. Teresa Brown - '74 Libby Thielen - '74 Head Pom Pon Debbie Hagen - '74 Angela Bretzke - '75 Cindy Beckman -'74 Marianne Pappas -'75 Pam Finn -'74 Head Pom-Pon JV Cheerers March, Head Fans at Games Juniors Cindy Marks, Head Cheerleader Michelle McKendry, Rhonda Myers, and Bonnie Trujillo exemplify school spirit at all sophomore and J.V. games. They attend about 80 e-vents throughout the school year. They also represented the school by participating in the Harvest Festival Parade and the Christmas Parade. These girls are sponsored by Mrs. Marsha Meyers. Head Cheerleader Michelle McKendry 188 189 Bonnie Trujillo Boys Perform Stunts With Varsity Cheerers Seniors Steve Bell, Don Craddock, Terry Kinds-father, and Gary Younker-man replaced the traditional Mr. Redskin to assist the cheerleaders in developing school spirit. The four boys along with the cheerleaders introduced double stunts to the school at football games, then continued use of stunts into basketball season. The idea for double stunts originated during summer with Theresa Moore and Gary Younkerman. The boys and the cheerleaders practiced 10 hours a week perfecting their performance of the stunts. After school began the practice time was reduced to several hours a week. 190 Steve Beil Don Craddock Terry Kindsfather Gary Younkerman New Spirit Club Backs Athletics, Sells Shirts To get more people involved, both boys and girls, and to give a boost to school spirit, last spring Theresa Moore and Chris Cameron formed a Spirit Club. Attending sport activities, selling spirit tee-shirts, and having picnics and poster parties were some of the events included. Officers were President Henry Petitt, Vice-president Chris Cameron, Secretary Dena Schnabel, Treasurer Mary Lenhart, Historian Nancy Eledge, Sophomore Representative Susan Buell, Junior Diane Berg, and Senior Jerry Cook. Mr. Ron Rossi served as sponsor. 191 Pep Club Girls March, Promote School Spirit Organization of this year's Pep Club started during summer with practices in which the members learned marches, actions, and new cheers. Then with the starting of school they performed in the Harvest Festival and Christmas Parades, and in football pregame activities. These girls help promote school spirit by getting involved in all team sports and activities and making posters. Serving as officers are Secretary-treasurer Terri Sheriff, Vice-president Cheryl Schoener, President Cathy Bishop, and Senior Council Jane McLean. 192 Pin Pal Girls Sell Programs, Bumper Stickers Wrestlers Need Love Too was selected by the nine Pin Pals as their theme. Selling programs, bumper stickers and making posters were three of the activities. Other responsibilities included buying oranges for both teams at home matches, scoring for J.V. and Varsity teams, video taping varsity matches and cleaning up. They also performed a flag ceremony at the Japanese International Tournament, made and filled Christmas stockings for the wrestlers, and marched in two parades. The girls are headed by Kathy Sander's and sponsored by Coach Tom Nichol Is. 193 Bottom Row: Darlene Garimone, Becky Archer, Wendy Kirk, and Kay Anderson. Row 2: Patty Normandin and Peggy Campbell. Row 3: Patty Kuykendall and Kathy Sanders. Row 4: Lisa Williams. Photography Students Obtain New Dark Room With the construction of additional darkroom facilities the photography class, taught by Mr. Dick Light-ner was able to provide pictures for the yearbook and journalism classes. More facilities make it possible for more people to work at one time. Some 30 students are assigned projects such as athletic events, theater productions and assemblies. Jazz Bands Perform Many students spent much of their own time outside regular school hours to perform in the Jazz Ensemble (upper left), Junior-Senior Stage Band (center), or Sophomore Stage Band (lower left). These bands performed at grade schools, junior high schools, banquets, and school concerts. 195 Juniors, Seniors Join in Band Performances Juniors and seniors combined to form a seventy-two piece Little Concert Band and a sixty-eight piece Junior-Senior Band. Students were placed in these bands according to their abilities shown in auditions in the Spring. Both bands participated in all annual school concerts such as the Pop's Concert, Christmas Concert, Chinese Auction and Spring Concert. They also combined with the sophomores to form a two-hundred and fourty piece Marching Band. Officers for Little Concert Band (upper right) are Dan Polsfut, president; Mike Dwyer, vice-president; and Hali Fieldman, Secretary. Officers for Junior-Senior Band (above) are Carole Zabloudil, vice-president; Jalene Walcher, secretary; and Corky Kloberdance, president. 196 Sophomores, Orchestra Perform in Concerts Ninety-five students participated in the Sophomore Band. This band participated in all school concerts. These students also formed their own marching band which performed at the Air Force Academy's annual band day. Thirty students gave their time and talent to participate in the Orchestra. They accompanied winners of an area piano contest and also the schools musical drama production, along with joining the bands in the annual concerts . Officers for Sophomore Band (upper left) are Alice Moore, secretary; Greg Muchler, vice-president; and Ed Beckman, president. Officers for Orchestra (above) are Kris Leonard, vice-president; Mike Dwyer, President; and Carla Rakke, secretary. 197 Twirlers Join Band in Halftimes, Parades Lorraine Furber Annette Rupp, Vicki Galusha Kris Leonard 198 Joining the Marching Band in performances were Majorette Lorraine Furber, Twirlers Kris Leonard, head twirler and Vicki Galusha, both Seniors, and Annette Rupp, Junior. These girls along with the band performed half-times at football and basketball games. They also traveled with the band to compete in the Canon City Blossom Festival and Boulder Band Day. 199 Students Prepare for Halftimes, Competitions Enthusiasm and triumph inspired two-hundred and thirty-five students to arrive before sunrise many mornings throught the school year plus three evenings a week during the summer months to repeatedly go through marching drills needed to prepare formations for halftime performances. The hard work of these students was shown at all home football games plus competitions at Boulder Band Day and Canon City. 200 201 Two Groups Perform in New Festival Chorus Festival Chorus, a new group this year, is a combination of two separate choirs: Meistersingers, a male choir, and Chantelles, a girls chorus. Both groups perform separately as well as together, which forms a choir of over 100 persons. The Meistersingers are directed by Miss Debbie Willeford, and the Chantelles are directed by Mr. Tom McCormick. 202 The officers and section leaders for the Chorale are: Tim Creedon, Laura Smith, Steve Jump, Kevin Sustad, Leslie Green, Liz White, and Bran Sparandeo. Chorale Earns Trip This year's highlight for the Chorale is their trip to Dallas, Texas, for a music convention. The Chorale was selected to participate on the basis of an audition tape submitted in the spring of 1973. The Chorale is a select group of 75 students chosen by the director Mr. Tom McCormick. 203 Chrystelles Perform in Five School Concerts Dressed in Blue Gowns Wearing blue gowns which they made themselves, the select girls' vocal group, Chrystelles, performed a variety of musical tunes at the five school concerts. First year director, Debbie Williford stated that efforts were concentrated towards producing a good tone quality and improving sight-reading abilities. At Christmas time the girls went caroling as an outside activity. Three songs performed by the group were Come Let Us Sing, Early Morning Rain, and As It Fell Upon a Night. Officers included Dena Schnabel, president; Kay Anderson, vice-president; and Jean Veltrie, secretary. Section leaders were listed as Junior, Cheryl Schoemer, soprano; Sophomore Terry Lowell, second soprano; and Sophomore Anna Steuble, alto. 204 Anna Steuble, Terry Lowell, Dena Schnabel, Kay Anderson, and Cheryl Schoemer. Mixed Chorus Performs in Nursing Homes, “Improves Tone Quality” Performing in five school concerts the Mixed Chorus sang a number of selections including Cotton Jenny ' Alleluia, Sing Noel, and Do You Hear What I Hear. Under the direction of Miss Debbie Williford, they also Caroled at nursing homes in the community. brown and white checkered skirts and shirts and white blouses and pants. Miss Williford said, Each concert has shown improvement in their tone quality and ability to perform successfully various types of music. Terri Neal, president; Dan Guzzo, vice-president; and Kim Hanson, secretary. Section leaders are Kathy Finley, soprano; Carla Collins, alto; Stan Frisk-ney, tenor; and Mike Wofford, bass. Uniforms consisted of Class officers include Terri Neal, Dan Guzzo, Kim Hansen 205 206 First, Seventh Hour Choruses Combine First and seventh hour girls choruses, together, totaled approximately one-hundred voices. They performed as two separate choruses and as one large chorus. They participated in all school concerts, including the Fall Concert, Christmas Concert, Chuck Wagon Dinner, and Spring Concert. Officers included, from left to right, Sharon Kagiyama, vice-president; Franci Osborn, secretary; and Kristie East, president. 207 Choraliers Entertain For Many Occasions Thirty-five students comprised a group known as the Choraliers. They were selected from a larger chorus, Chorale. The Choraliers performed at all school concerts as well as at Choral Booster meetings. They also provided entertainment at banquets for Sigman Meat Company, Arvada Newcomers, and others at Bernard's, Old Heidelberg Inn, and the Ramada Inn, plus several shopping centers. 208 Twenty Students Join To Sing Popular Songs Twenty students, ten boys and ten girls, made up a group called the Modernaires. These students were selected from a larger group known as Chorale. The Modernaires performed at all school concerts as well as traveling to Cinderella City, the Cosmopolitan Hotel, and numerous restaurants to provide entertainment for various banquets. Popular songs with added choreography composed the main portion of their programs. GAA Bowls, Promotes Interest In Girls Sports The Girls Athletic Association has been organized to promote interest in girls' sports. Although GAA was not involved in competitive sports, many of the girls participated. The club's activities included bowling and selling doughnuts. 210 Sponsor: Cherry Roberts A-Club Raises Funds For Athletes’ Banquet A-Club is a fund-raising organization sponsored by all the coaches. The money raised will help the athletic department and the banquet they sponsor for the letter-men at the end of the year. Officers include President Steve Jump, Vice-President Randy Einspahr, and Treasurer Rich Robinson. 212 Key Club Sponsors Sweethearts, Picnic Key Club is an honorary group of athletes sponsored by the Kiwanis. They included the sweethearts on a picnic to Genesee Park. The club also sold fruit cakes and attended weekly meetings. Officers are President Alan Buell, Vice-Pres. Steve Jump, Secretary and Treasurer Phil Jacobson, Sgt.-at-arms Mark Haddock 213 Key Club Andrea Ridgeway Sweetheart of the Year Cindy Luedke - November Rhonda Meyers - October Debbie Lee - February 214 Cindy Owens - March 216 Within every school there is a need for togetherness. This need is created by every person who goes through a whole year, seeing the same people, performing the same basic routine, for that seemingly long yet quickly passing, period of time. In order to make the stay a little more exciting, students meet at regular and irregular intervals to share interests that they have in common. That is the purpose of having varied activities that stimulate pupils' interests in subjects beyond the limited teachings of the classroom. Extracurricular activities allow the person who may at times feel like a number or an unimportant figure wandering through the hallways to participate in an organization where he may express himself herself by actively doing something with an immediate purpose. 217 HERO Students Learn Through Work, Class HERO is a class designed for seniors who are interested in home economics-related occupations such as child care, nurse's aide, and interior decorating. Hearing speakers from different businesses allows the students to decide on their careers. The students also work in an area that will help them gain experience and information in their career choices. One of the club field trips was a tour of the United Airlines Flight Training Kitchens. 218 DECA Entertains, Raises Money for Children Guided by the goals of leadership development, vocational understanding, social intelligence, and civic consciousness, DECA club performed civic and vocational duties. With Kevin Olson in charge of fund-raising, the club sold candy, snacks, and ran a car wash, using the money to support retarded children. At Christmas time, they also entertained handicapped children at Fletcher Miller Elementary. Accompanied by Sponsor Mrs. Diane Szymanski, DECA participated in di- strict and state competitions. With Henry Petitt in charge of the bookstore, desk blotters were sold as an advertising project. DECA also went skiing and iceskating, had a chili dinner, and attended the annual employer-employee banquet. Officers are Karl Karner, president; Michele Tre-panier, vice-president; Theresa Parker, secretary; Joy Muehring, treasurer; and Sharon DeGraaf, historian. 220 Theresa Parker, Sharon DeGraaf, Karl Karner, Joy Muehring, and Michele Trepanier. 221 At Breakfast, FBLA Installs New Officers The Future Business Leaders of America had an installation breakfast and attended leadership training in Lamar in October. The club attended the District contest and conference February 19, and State conference April 7, 8,9, at the Broadmoor. Bottom Row: Terry Shotkoske, Reporter; Melonna Womboldt, Treasurer, Melonie Singer, Karen Tietz, Vice President. Row 2: Kathy Yarbrough, Tammy Watson, Mary Lenhart, Roxeen Olsen, Secretary, Jeanne Kloberdance, Lori Hawes, Claudia Riggle, Kathy Distel, Margie Bender, Mary Ellen Santoya, Mrs. Hines, Spon sor, Suzie Cinquanta, President, Chris Feedle, Beverly Vigil, Mrs. Tolman, Sponsor. 222 Campus Life Club Members Do Their Own Thing Campus Life is an organization outside of school. Students go to express themselves, rap about school or just to do their own thing. They added games to their meetings, and attended activities such as the Haunted House on Halloween. The group is headed by Erick and Leda Dahlberg. Bottom Row: Shelley Miller, Warren Ward, Becky Gilfilen, Carolyn Sites, Linda Sorrentino, Lori Klein. Row 2: Steve Swenson, Terri Kirkguard, Vicky Derr, Sandy Hicks, Jan McKindley, Lorraine Lampfers, Theresa Sorrentino. 18 In Medical Careers Club Watch Operation Medical Careers opened up this year with 18 members. Serving as officers were President Warren Ward, Vice-president Shelley Miller, and Secretary-treasurer Jan McKindley. Meetings involved films on health and medical careers, plus a speaker on dentistry. Other activities included a volunteer program for working with handicapped children, a tour of Lutheran Hospital and watching an operation. The group is sponsored by the School Nurse, Mrs. Anne Dion. 224 38 Honor Society Members Helps Tutors, Guides Cindy Jacobs, president, led National Honor Society aided by Hali Fieldman, vice-president; Cindy Beckman, secretary; and Janine Haycraft, treasurer. Thirty-eight students were selected last year as juniors based on leadership, initiative, integrity, honesty, and service in school and community, and were chosen from the top ten percent of their class. Sponsored by Mrs. Susan Zeuner, the club tutored one afternoon a week, had parties for new students, and went skiing. Left To Right: Rich Robinson, Anne Warnick, Jean Riddle, Loretta Stevens, Jan McKindley, Hali Fieldman, Shelley Miller, Janine Haycraft, Barbara McGreevey, Laura Smith, Sandy Heyer, Warren Taylor, Debbie Hagen, Teresa Brown, Carla Rakke, Joan Echterling, Cathy Bishop, Cindy Jacobs, Richard Barnes, Cindy Beckman, Cindy Richter, Mrs. Zeuner, Leslie Green, and Lorraine Furber. Council Polls Students, Plans School Activities Student Council helped plan school activities, aided groups financially, and polled the student body on the purposes of student government. Council members served on both the graduation and Prom committees. In addition, the organization donated $400 to the Pomona council and supplied funds to help finance the literary magazine. The members also worked on changing the structure of the council, based on the suggestions of the student body. l i i. i i Student Council Officers: President-Lori Hawes Vice President-Valerie Bernhardt Secretary-Michelle Lyells 226 Senior Class Officers: Vice President-Jan McKindley President-Donna Kinnamon Secretary Cindy Jacobs Junior Class Officers: Vice President-Ron Siegle Secretary-Becky Archer President-Scott Capron Sophomore Class Officers: Secretary-Shari Crist President-Ed Beckman Vice President-Judy Sera George Germany Mikki Tom Sweden Sweden 3 Exchange Students Learn New Customs All three of the foreign exchange students had to make a quick adjustment to the different customs in America such as dating and the amount of food eaten here. Anna Marika (Mikki) Manne from Sweden, enjoys things such as hamburgers, hotdogs, pizza, theatre, and Spanish. Tom went out for football, and held the position of first string kicker. He scored many vital field goals that helped the team. Jurgen who also had a variety of interests, decided to try his hand at tennis. He was one of the two players who represented us in the state tournament. Jurgen Koster, Marika Manne, Thomas Carlsson Science Club Assists Hospital in Research To aid the research program at National Jewish Hospital, Science Club attempted to establish a standard lung capacity for teenagers. The Science Club has been in existence for 15 years, according to Sponsor Lester Cook. The 14 members of this club are headed by Senior Bill Beary, president; Senior Alan Fenter, vice-president; and Senior Robb Sample, secretary. The Denver Botanical Gardens, and the Government Laboratories at the Federal Center were among the sites visited by the members. Bill Beary, Alan Fenter, Robb Sample 229 Math Club Activities Include Trips, Speakers To stimulate interest in Math Club, activities were planned, such as touring the National Atmospheric Research Center and hearing guest speakers. In addition to having speakers and planning trips, the club participated in the M .A .A. exam, according to sponsor William Dudley. Senior Dan Grey, president, and Senior Joan Echterling, secretary-treasurer, served as officers. Dan Grey, Joan Echterling 230 FHA Members Work Raising Money for Club Future Homemakers of America work together to better themselves in the field of homemaking. There were six members and two sponsors, Mrs. Patrica Curtis and Mrs. Colleen Selleck. The girls spent one day working at the Wonder Bread Co. to raise money to pay for a club dinner. Other activities included sewing for the poor, going to style shows, and selling doughnuts. Secretary Sharon Kagiyama, Vice President Linda Sorrentino, Treasurer-Historian Paula Sorrentino, Lorraine Lamfers, President Theresa Sorrentino, Sponsor Mrs. Patrica Curtis Jodi Borquez 22. Jill Gill Steve Outing 23. Mala Kaiser Jon Gallegos 24. Renita Rogers Kathy Ottercrans 25. Shari Crist Elizabeth Isaacson 26. Terry Georgia Laure Thomas 27. Sandy Ehnert Barbara Blunk 28. Miss Donna Savage Gerri Eckart 29. Betsy Tipps Michelle Dwyer 30. Betty Vidick Mark Kawakami 31. Karen Vidick Kathy Callahan 32. Christine Kerns D. Oehm 33. Mitchell Wofford L. Atteberry 34. Becky Gilfilen Marilyn Kirvin 35. Greg Mutchler, vice pres. Vicki Derr 36. Jan McKindley, secretary Larita Neuhalfen 37. Corky Kloberdance Dolly Olivieri 38. Linda Campisi, president Debbie Fontaine 39. Mickey Manne, act. dir. Sue Weelens 40. Ila Kenny Jean Rogers Ginny Marfut 41. Brian Storey 232 Largest Spanish Club Enjoys Eating, Tubing Hombre, was this a good club this year! The year started with a masquerade Halloween party and went on to include a winter outing, dinner at the Original Mexican Cafe, ending with a Spring Banquet. 233 French Club Dances, Gambles Carols, Cooks Parlez vous francais? You should, if only to be in French Club which had an exciting, successful year. One of the highlights was the casino party in which they gambled, danced, and had can-can girls do a show. Activities were dinner at Normandy Restaurant, potluck Christmas party, caroling, and cooking authentic French food. 234 1. Bill Schaffenberg 16. Barb Culver 2. Linda Me Cormick 17. Al Rodriguez 3. Karen Jackson 18. Lisa Fieldman 4. Laura Culberson 19. Tammy Lowell 5. Mary Hess 20. Betsy Tipps 6. Brandt Baker 21. N. Schmertz 7. Jan Cone 22. Barb Haddock 8. Kevin Thomas 23. Candy Cizek 9. Patty Thornton 24. Laine Wahl 10. Dave Stimack 25. Debbie Summers 11. Deanna Light 26. Wendy Kirk, vice pres. 12. D. Callahan 27. Patty Kuykendall, pres. 13. Gordon Williams 28. Lisa Williams sec. 14. 15. Terry Lowell Anna Steuble 29. Chuck Hanson, soph, rep, 235 Achtung! German Club Stresses Culture, Fun Achtung! Even though this is a fun club its main purpose is to further the interest in German culture and language. Achtung for club activities: Octoberfest, initiation party, hayride, among other club functions throughout the school year. The club was also active in sports, popular German sports that is, helping to give students more of an idea about German culture. 1. Dale Roush 2. Mike Brooks 3. Sophie Richardson president advisor 4. Jurgen Koster 5. Bob McDuffee 6. Dan Esch 7. Jean Riddle president adv. 8. Jeff Schaetzle 9. Tammy Fox 10. Sharon Kagiyama 11. Leslie Henry 12. Carol Christiansen 13. Gordon Williams 14. Bill Brinkmeier 15. Tom Walker 16. Chris Vail president 17. Judy Lewis 18. Robert Krugmeir 19. John Jasch 20. Jerry Coonts vice president 21. Craig Jameson 22. Rita Lell 23. Visitor 24. Sherrie Evans 25. Kane Younk 26. Mike Bretz 236 237 1. Steve Graham, 2. Dan Gregonis, 3. John Ferguson, 4. Mark Ferguson, 5. Teresa Murphy, 6. Ed Regensburger, 7. Major Woods, 8. John McGraw, 9. Missy Oliver, 10. Sue Buell, 11. Jodi Ostrander, 12. Sue Chadwick, 13. S. Attebury, 14. Cliff Me Manis, 15. Kay Rasmussen, 16. Sheryl Allen, 17. Carol Powell, 18. Kaeleen Norris, 19. Dave Robinson, 20. Charlette Marts, 21. Judy Lewis, pres., 22. Sandy Moore, sec. treas., 23. Pam Watkins, act. dir., 24. Ruth Morse, vice pres., 25. Michele Forbess, 26. Sheryl Spellman, 27. Denise Stephens, 28. Cathy Jacobs, 29. Stephanie Churches, 30. Dave Johnson 238 Russian Club Attends Camp, Picnics, Parties Ever been to a Russian Camp Sosnovka? It was one of the many activities for this high-spirited club. During the Camp in the mountains, only Russian is spoken, all food is Russian; life is as the Russian people live. Other activities were picnics, parties, annual banquet, and of course, the dancing and singing that has made them famous. 239 L To R: T. Settle, N. Eledge, C. Hayden, K. Miles, C. Plamondon, T. Ford. N.Eledge, T.Settle Supervise Yearbook Co-editors Nancy Eledge and Tom Settle, with the assistant editors Terry Ford, Cindi Hayden, Karen Miles, and Cindy Plamondon, headed the publications staff of the '74 Redskin. The forty students of the staff, divided into two class hours, had to meet four deadlines Copy had to be written and rewritten, pictures were gathered, pages designed, and countless people interviewed. Photographs were provided by Universal Studios, Mr. Bill Worthen, and The school's photography class. After deadlines were met, the class worked on the spring supplement, to be given out in the fall, and original magazines. Co-editors of the 1974 Yearbook: Tom Settle and Nancy Eledge 240 SECTION LEADERS CLUB SECTION: Kris Leonard FACULTY SECTION: Cindy Richter JUNIOR SECTION: Elaine Grimes MOOD SECTION: Lori Hawes SENIOR SECTION: Cindi Hayden SOPHOMORES: Linda Weber FALL SPORTS: Steve Outing WINTER SPORTS Claudia Riggle STUDENT LIFE: Raenette Pasco Arrow Faces Changes With a change in printers at midyear the appearance of the Redskin ARROW also changed. The printing method was changed from letter press to offset printing, a photographic process. The change of printers cut the original number of eight issues to seven. Mike Page was editor-in-chief during the year, but page editors were different with each issue. Sports writer Steve Wood, Managing Editor Erroll Miller, Editor-in-Chief Mike Page Feast, Convention, Highlight Latin Club Though being a difficult language does not mean it can't have its high points while learning of Greece and Rome. One of the main events was Saturnalia, a feast that lasts through the week honoring the Greek god Saturn. Another big event is the state convention in the spring in which AHS Latin students compete with other Latin students from all over Colorado. 242 1. Cindy Sobotka 2. Sharon Sly 3. Tom Logan 4. Bill Turnipseed 5. Steve Graham 6. Kevin Thomas 7. Jill Gill 8. Ed Tyler 9. Dwight Scott 10. Debbie Railsback 11. Kathy Longwell 12. Marty Rohm 13. Mike Jones 14. Audrey Sanefur 15. Bill Pitton 16. J. Horst 17. Monica Diehl 18. Gay Nielsen 19. Lynn Bullard 20. Diana Brock 21. Connie Miller 22. Cindy Jones 23. Candy Cizek 24. Michelle Keeney 25. Annette Krause 26. Nancy Kaisar 27. Chris Smith 28. Debbie Wolf 29. Vicki Stewart 30. Melonna Wammboldt 31. Nancy Argotsinger, vice president 32. Ron Brown 33. Debbie Watton 34. Keven Martens, president 35. Mary Peak, secretary treasurer 36. Imo Carlisle 37. Bill Campbell 38. Cindy Mere 243 244 Forensics Members Host County Contest Under the watchful eye of Mrs. Joan Wofford, Speech Club participated in competitive speech meets, and did demonstrations and performances for English classes. Serving as officers were President Joe Thomas, Vice-president Clayton Roesler, Corresponding secretary Chris Muzen-chenko. National Forensic League Secretary Dawn Tyner, and Treasure Linda Stice. Their main event of the year was hosting the Jefferson County Public Schools invitational in which 51 schools participated. The Forensic fundraising project was selling candles in the fall. joe Thomas, Linda stice, Clayton Roesler 245 Theatre Guild Acts, Sings It’s Way Through 74 The majority of the The Theatre Guild's members originated from the cast and crew of the Follies. A banquet in carnival atmosphere was given for the Alpha Omega Players, performers of Thurber Carnival . A Denver adult theater group, Theatre Lab West, gave a demonstration of exercises and warmups. All gave voice to the Christmas caroling party, ignoring gusty winds and biting cold. Winter also proved bearable enough for a tubing party. A dance marathon highlighted February's Activities. Medeival fun and frolic was provided by 1520 A.D., a restaurant set in the time period of King Henry VIII. vii :vjr Lynch Thespian Duties Vary As honor students of the theatre, Thespians not only act, but sing, organize activities, act as hosts and salesmen. Beds and breakfast were provided for the Alpha Omega Players, a traveling theatre, It became common to see Thespians with boxes of candy, peddling their goods. Two days were spent in performing The Great Santa Claus Switch for grade schools. Plans were made to attend the International Theatre Conference during June. A panto-mine production for the conference was arranged by sponsor Michael Carpenter. R. Bowland, C. Plamondon L. Smith, N. Stinette . Plamondon v Left to Right: Cindy Plamondon, Doug Trueman, Valerie Seidel, Tim Lynch, Vicky Plamondon, Laura Smith Not Pictured: Gale Fulte, David Gauthier FALL INITIATES: Betty Jo Iacino, Lori Klein, Larry Pleake, Susan Prange Fuel Shortage Marks Beginning of Energy Crisis The energy crisis was first felt by Arvada in the summer of 1973. This marked the beginning of our gas shortage. Most stations were closed by 10 a.m. because their allotment was sold. With the gas shortage, prices jumped, stations closed on Sundays and gas was not always easy to find. Another problem we faced was fuel to heat our homes, schools and businesses. The President asked that we set our thermostats at 68°. Some schools in the area extended their Christmas vacation several days due to the shortage. The maximum speed limit was changed to 55 miles per hour on February 1. Signs of the energy crisis were present everywhere you went. Many businesses used half of their lights. More, but not enough cars had four to six passengers rather than one or two. The Christmas season wasn't as bright this year. Shopping centers and many Colorado citizens did not put up light displays. Denver put up the City and County Building lights as usual, but they were only on four nights. Many vacations were cut because of the gas shortage, and pleasure traveling was discouraged by the President. 250 SELF SERV REG 4T49 Z.2 •. Senior Activities ADAMS, EVE: Pep Club 2; Theater Guild 2, Sec. 2; ANDERSON, DIANA: Chorale 2,3; Girls Ensemble 1; Girls Chorus 1; Girls State 3; Modernaires 2,3. ANDERSON, DIANN: GJA 2,3, Pres. 2,3; Band 1,2,3. BARNES, RICHARD: Advanced Choir 1; Chorale 2,3; Choral iers 1; Modernaires 2,3; NHS 2,3. BASH. JEFF: Hi-Y 2; Mu Alpha Theta Science Club 3; Vulture Enterprises 3. BEARY, BILL: Cross Country 1,2,3, Captain 3, Lettered 3; Mu Alpha Theta 2,3; Science Club 2,3; Vulture Enterprises 3. BECHARD, PAUL: Football 1; NHS 2,3. BELL, STEVE: Baseball; Cheerleader; Football; Spirit Club. BERNHARDT, VALERIE: Choir 1,2,3; Gymnastics 1,2,3; Russian Club 1,2,3; Student Counci 11,2,3; Track 2,3; Lettered 2,3. BIGGS, RICHARD: Band 1,2,3, Lettered 2,3. BISHOP. CATHY: Basketball 2,3; GAA 2,3; NHS 2,3; Pep Club 1,2,3, Pres. 3; Tennis 2,3 Lettered 2,3. BISHOP, MICHELLE: Cheerleader 2,3; Key Club Sweetheart 3; Pep Club 1; Sportsman's Club Maid 3. BOTT, NANCY: Basketball 3; GAA 1.2.3, Pres. 3 Lettered 1,2,3; Tennis 1,2,3, Lettered 1,2,3; Volleyball 1,2,3, Lettered 1,2,3. BOYER, DEBBIE: Chorale 2,3; Colorado Allstate Choir 2; Girls Ensemble 2; Modernaires 2,3; Pep Club 1. BRONNENBERG, VICKIE: Band 1.2.3. BROWN, TERESA: GAA 1; NHS 2,3; Pep Club 1,2,3; Pom Pom 2,3; Student Council 1. BROWNELL, GARY: Chorale 2,3; Band 2; Modernaires 2,3; Stage Band 1,2,3. BROWNING, TWYLA: GAA 1; Track 1. BRUCE, DEBBIE: Cheerleader 3; Homecoming Attendant 2; Key Club Sweetheart 1,2; Pep Club 1. BRUNKEN, SHERYL: Chantelles 2; Festival Chorus 3; Girls Chorus 1; Student Council 3; Yearbook 3. BRUNO, CAROL: Pep Club 1. BURKE, TOM: Choir 1,2,3; Drama 2,3; Latin 1; Yearbook 3. CALKINS, PAM: MERO 2,3. CAMERON, CHRIS: Cheerleader 2; Chorale 2,3; Modernaires 3; Principals Advisory Committee 3; Spirit Club 3, V. Pres. 3. CAMPBELL, PEGGY: Chantelles 1,2; Chorales 3; Concert Choir 2; French Club 1,2; Pin Pals 2,3. CAMPISI LINDA: Chantelles 2; Chorale 3; Concert Choir 2; Exchange Student 2; Spanish Club 1,2,3; Pres. 2,3. CARLSON, MARK W.: Band 1,2,3; Concert Stage Band 2; Jr. Sr. Stage Band 3. CARLSON, RUNNIE : Band 1,2,3, Student Director 3, Lettered 1,2,3. CARLSSON, THOMAS: Exchange Student 3; Football 3; Key Club 3. CARY, TOM: Baseball 1; Football 1,2,3; Lettered 3; Track 2. CATANZARO, CINDY: French Club 1; Pep Club 1. CHARLES, SONJA: Drama Club 3; Theater Guild 3; Tutoring 1. CLAEYS MICHAEL: Boy's Chorus 1; Chorale 2,3; Choral iers 2,3. CONNOR, VICKIE: French Club 1; Pep Club 1. CORN, EDWARD: FT A 1,2,3, V. Pres., German Club 1,2; Key Club 2; Student Council 1,2; Med. Careers 2. COSTON, SANDY: Chantelles 2,3; Crystelles 3; Festival Chorus 3; Girls Chorus 1. CRADDOCK, DON: Choir 3; Male Cheerleader 3; Spirit Club 3; Yearbook 3. CREEDON, TIM: Boy's Chorus 1; Chorale 1,2,3; Football 1; Gymnastics 2,3; Modernaires 2,3. CULVER, AN: Concert Band 2; Marching Band 1,2; NHS 2,3; Orchestra 3. DAVIS SCOTT: Swimming, Lettered 1,2. DeGRAAFF. SHARON: DECA2.3: Historian, Publicity Director 3. DEINES, JUDY: Chorale 3; Choralers 3; Orchestra 1,2,3. DELMONICO, ADELINE: Gymnastics 1,2,3; Lettered; Track 1,2,3; Lettered. DEXTER, SANDI: AFS 1; French Club 1,2; NHS 2,3; Literary Magazine 3; Spanish Club 2,3. DOMNING, BILLI: Earth Club 1; GAA 3; Outdoor lab 2; Tutoring 1 DREHER, LUCY: Chorale 2,3; Chorauers 2; Girls Chorus 1; Girls Ensemble 1. DRESSEL. MIKE: A Club 3; Football 1,3; Key Club 3; Sportmans 3; Wrestling 1,2,3. DROULLARD, BRENT: Math Club 2,3; Mu Alpha Theta 2,3; Science Club 2,3; Vulture Enterprizes 3. DUVALL. BARB: Cheerleader 2,3; GAA 1; Key Club Sweetheart 2,3; Pep Club 1. DWYER MIKE: Band 1,2,3; Chess Club 1,2; Golf Team 1,2; Orchestra 1,2,3. EAST, DAVE: Football 1; German Club 3; Track 1. EDMISSON, BONNIE: Basketball; Chorale 3; GAA 1; Girls Ensemble 2; Spirit Club 3. ELEDGE, NANCY: Choraliers 2,3; Home Ec. Club 1; Outdoor lab 3; Pep Club 1,2, Vice Pres.; Spirit Club 3; Yearbook 3, Editor. FENTER, ALAN: Chorale 3; Choraliers 2,3: Concert Choir 2, section leader; German Club 1,2, V. Pres. FIELDMAN, HA LI: Band 1,2,3, Lettered; Sec., Right Guide; Math Club 2,3; Mu Alpha Theta 2,3; NHS 2,3, V. Pres.; Orchestra 1,2,3. FINKLE, CINDY: Chantelles 2; French Club 1; Girls Chorus; Student Council 2; Pep Club 1. FINN, PAMELA: Pep Club 1,3, Pres. 3; Pom Pom Spirit Club 3; Tennis 1.2.3. FISKE, KRISTIE: NHS 2,3. FORBESS, MICHELE: AFS 2; Arrow Staff 3; Girls Chorus 1; Pep Club 1,2; Russian Club 1,2,3, V. Pres. 2. FORD, TERRESA: Lab Camp Counselor3; Pep Club 1; Yearbook, Asst. Ed. 3; Mixed Chorus 3; Campus Life 3. FRISINGER, LEILANI: FBLA 3. FRISKNEY, JANET: Chorale 3; Choraliers 2,3; Concert Chorus 2; Girls Chorus 1; Yearbook 3. FURBER, LORAINE: Band 1,2,3, Lettered; Drum Majorette 3; Math Club 2; Mu Alpha Theta 2,3; NHS 2.3. GALLEGOS, JON: Choral 3; Choraliers 3; Band 3; Spanish Club 1.2.3. GEHRETT, LORAINE: Chantelles 2; Crystelles 3. GERSTNER, WILL: Boys Chorus 1; Mixed Chorus 3; Speech Club 3; Tutoring 2; Yearbook 3. GONZALES, LORETTA: GAA 1,3; Lettered; HERO 2; Pep Club 2; VICA 3; Yearbook 3. GRAHAM, DON: German Club 2. GREEN LESLIE: Chorale 2,3; Guys and Dolls 2; Modemaires 3; NHS 2,3; Pep Club 1,2, Pres. GREGG, KAREN: HERO 3; Mixed Chorus 3; Theater Arts 2. GRIMES, ELAINE: Herd 2,3; Mixed Chorus 1,2; Outdoor Lab 2; Student Teaching Program 2; Year-book 3. GUNTHER, CATHY: HADDIX MARK: Baseball 1; Football 1,2; Key Club 1,2,3. HADDOCK, BARB: Band 2; Bookstore 2; DEC A 2; Early Childhood Development 3; French Club 1,3. HAGEN, DEBBIE: Arrow Staff 3; NHS 2,3; Pep Club 1; Pom Pom 2,3; Student Council 1, Rep.; Tutoring. HANSON, SARA: Chantelles 2; Girls Chorus 1; Orchestra 1. HAWKINS, DOUG: Advanced Choir 1; All State Choir 2; Chorale 2,3; Choraliers 1,3; Modernaires 2. HAWES, LORI: FBLA 3; FTA 2; Student Council 1,2, Pres. 3; Russian Club 1; Bat Girl 2. HODGSON, KARIN: Band 1,2,3, Right Guide 3, Lettered 1,2,3; GAA 3; GJA 2,3; Orchestra 2,3. HORINO, PAM: Choir 1,2,3; Earth Club 1. HOULTON, CHRISTIE: HERO 2,3. JACOBS, CINDY: Campus Life 1,2,3; Tennis 1,2,3, Lettered; NHS 3, Pres. 3; Sec. of Senior Class 3. JEWELL. LINDA: Color Guard 2; HERO 2,3; Pep Club 1,2,3; Yearbook 3. JOHNSON, GAYLE: Gymnastics 2; Track 3; Yearbook 3. JOHNSON, SUSAN: Chorale 3; Choraliers 2; Modernaires 3; Pin Pal 2; Spirit Club 3. JONES , MIKE: Football 1, Latin Club 1,2,3. JOY, MELODY: German Club 1,2,3; Tres.; VICA 3. A JUMP STEVE: A Club 2,3, Pres. 3; Chorale 2,3, Pres.; Football 1,2,3, Lettered; Key Club 1,2,3, Lt. Gov. 3; Distric Section, V. Pres.; Sportsman's Club 3. KARNER, KARL: DECA 2, Pres.; German Club 2; Music 2. KERLEE, TOM: Band 1,2,3; Lettered 1,2,3. KIND, THOMAS L.: Band 1,2,3, Dramatics 3. KING, EMILY: Campus Life 2,3; Music 2; Theater 3; Track 2. KINNAMON, DONNA: Chorale 3; Choraliers 3; Senior Class Pres. 3; Student Council 3; Who's Who Among American High School Students 3. KLEIN. LORY: Band 1,2,3; Chorale 3; Modernaires 3; Medical Careers Club 1,2,3; Thespians 3. KRAFT, KAREN: Yearbook 3. KROLL, JEFF: Cross Country 3; Chorale 2,3; Track 3. LAMFERS, LORRAINE: FHA 3; Medical Careers Club 3; Mixed Chorus 2,3. LAURETA, DEBBIE: Concert Choir 2; French Club 1,2; Girl's Chorus 1; Pep Club 1; Spirit Club 3. LAYNE, JANET: Key Club Sweet-Heart 3; Pep Club 1; Principal's Advisory Committee 3; Cheerleader 3. LEE, DOUG: Gymnastics 2. LENHART, MARY: Spirit Club Tres. 3. LEONARD, KRISTY: Chorale 3; Choraliers 3; Orchestra 1,2,3, V. Pres. 2,3; Lettered 1,2,3; Twirler 2,3, Head 3, Lettered 2,3. LEWIS, CINDY: Campus Life; Student Council. LINDGREN, ROSS: Chorale 3; Choraliers 2; Concert Choir Pres. 2; Modernaires LOVELESS, JON: Advanced Choir 1; Chorale 2,3; Choraliers 2; Modernaires 3; Track 2. LYBARGER, LARI: Citizen's Advisory Committee 3; Girl's Choir 1; Theater Arts 1,3. LYELLS, MICHELLE: Bat Girl 2; French Club 1; Pep Club 1; Student Council 3. MADSEN, LARRY: DECA 3; Golf 1,3; Square Dance 3. MANNE MARIKA: Follies 3; Mixed Chorus i] Pep Club 3; Rotary Exchange Student 3; Spanish Club Act. Chair. 3. MARFUT, GINNY: Outdoor Lab 3; Spanish Club 1,3. MAR LEY, KENT: Band 1,2,3; Lettered; Latin Club 1; Mu Alpha Theta 2,3. MARTIN, BARBARA: Chorale 2,3; Choraliers 2,3; GAA 2, Lettered; Student Council 2; Tennis 2, Lettered. MARTS, KEN: A Club 3; Football 1; Wrestling 1,2,3. McGHEE, JUDY: Arvada Rodeo Team 2,3; Band 1,2. McGREEVY, BARBARA: German Club 2,3; Medical Careers 1; NHS 2; Tutoring 1,2. McKINDLEY, JAN MARIE: Band 2,3; Class Sec. Tres. 1,2; V. Pres. 3; Medical Careers Club 1,2,3; NHS 2,3. McLaughlin, ruth: fbla 3. McSWAIN, GREG: Basketball 1,2,3; Key Club 2,3; Tennis 3. MILES, KAREN: Band 1,2,3; Lettered 1,2,3, Right Guide 3; Pep Club 1; Yearbook Asst. Ed. 3. MILLER. ERROLL: Golf 1,2,3; Lettered; Redskin Arrow 2,3. MILLER, SHELLEY: GAA 1; Band 1,2,3; Medical Careers 1,2,3; NHS 2,3; Spanish Club 1. MILLER, VIKKI: Intramural Volleyball 3; Pep Club 1; Yearbook 3. MINER, CANDY: Campus Life 3; Choir 2,3. MOORE, THERESA MARIE: Humanities Club 2; NHS 2,3; Pep Club 1,2,3; Cheerleader 2,3; Tennis 1,2,3. MOULTON, HAROLD: Boy's State 3; Football 1,2,3, Lettered 2,3; Key Club 2,3; Mu Alpha Theta 2,3. MULLANEY, LESA: Band 1; German Club 1,2. MUSICK, STEVE: Cross Country 1,2,3; Lettered 1,2; Key Club 1,2,3; Track 1,2,3, Lettered 1. NACHTIGAL, DEBRA: Choir 1,2; FBLA 3; German Club 2,3; Pep Club 1,2. NAUMAN, TAMI: Chorale 2,3; Choraliers 2; NHA 2,3. OLSON, KEVIN: Chorale 1,2,3; Choralires 2; DECA 2,3; Modern-aires 3; Spanish Club 1. OSBORN, FRANCI: Choir 2,3; HERO 3; Pep Club 1,2; Pin Pal 2; Skating 1,2,3. OSBORNE, STEVE: Chorale 3; Concert Choir 2; Modernaires 2; Spanish Club 1. OUTING, STEPHEN: Asst. Stage Manager 3; Golf 1,2,3; Orchestra 1; Spanish Club 3; Yearbook 3. PAGE, BRIAN: Football 1,2,3; Key Club 2,3; Track 1,2,3. PAGE, MIKE: Arrow Staff Ed. in Chief 3; Quill and Scroll 2,3. PASCO, RAE: Chorale 3; Choraliers 3; Concert Choir 2; Girls Ensemble 2; Yearbook 3. PITT, DANIEL: Chorale 2,3; Choraliers 2; Cross Country 1,2,3; Lettered 2,3; Track 1,2,3, Lettered 2.3. PLAMONDON, CINDY: Drama 1.2.3. PRANGE, SUSAN: Concert Choir 2; Drama Club 2,3; German 1,2; Speech Club 1,2; Thespians 3. PRICE, LYNN D.: Band 1,2,3; GJA 2,3; Pres, 2,3; Twirler 3. PYLES, TERESA: Girls Chorus 1,2; HERO 2,3; Track 1. RADCLIFFE, BECKY: Chantelles 2; Coed Valleyball 2; Concert Choir 3; Outdoor Lab 3; Pep Club 1. RAKKE, CARLA: Chorale 2,3; Chora lien 3; FT A 1,2,3; NHS 2,3; Orchestra 1,2,3. RAKKE, CATHI: All State Choir 2; Chorale 2,3; Choraliers 3; FT A 1,2,3; Girl's Ensemble 1; Orchestra 1.2.3. RASMUSSEN, KAY: Russian Club 3, REBER, ANNE: Forensics 1,2; HEO 3; Spanish Club 1; Student Council 1; Tennis 1,2, Lettered. RHODES, VIRGINIA: Gymnastics 1,2,3; Pep Club 1. RICHARDSON, SOPHIE: German Club 1,2,3. RICHTER, CYNDI: NHS 2,3; Pep Club 1,2,3; Pom Pom 2,3; Yearbook 3. RIDDLE, JEAN A.: German Club 1, Pres. 2,3; NHS 2,3. RIDGEWAY, ANDREA: Chantells 2; Homecoming Queen Candidate 3; Key Club Sweetheart 3; Student Council 3; Yearbook 3. RIGGLE, CLAUDIA: FBLA 3; Intermural Volleyball 3; Yearbook 3. ROBERTS, DARCY: Concert Choir 2,3; Coed Volleyball 2,3; Outdoor Lab 3; Pep Club 1; Tutoring 3. ROBIESON, DIANE L.: Band 1,2,3; French Club 3; One to One Learning 2,3. ROBINSON, RICH: Mu Alpha Theta 1,2,3; Wrestling 1,2,3; Tennis 1,2,3 Lettered; NHS 2,3; Key Club 2,3. ROWAN, BRENT: Football 1; Marching Band 1,2,3. RUEFF, JENNY: German Club 2,3 Sec.; Orchestra 2,3 Lettered; Pep Club 2; Theatre Guild 3. RUTHERFORD, VICKY: Journalism 2; DECA 2,3. SACK, JIM: Footballl Track, Lettered. SAMPLE, ROBB: Math Club 2,3; Mu Alpha Theta; Science Club Sec. Tres. 2,3. SANDERS, MARDELL: Band 1,2,3 Lettered; Marching Band 1,2, Left Guide 3; Campus Life 3; German Club 3. SANDNER, KATHY: Chantelles 1,2; Pep Club 1; Pin Pal 1,2,3 Head; Student Leadership and Tutoring. SCHNEIDER, TERRY: Arrow Staff 3; Pep Club 1,2,3; Pom-Pom 2,3; Tutoring 1. SCHOEPFLIN, BOB: A Club; Baseball 1, Lettered 2,3. SEIDEL, VALERIE: Pep Club 1; Pin Pal 2,3; Thespians 2,3; Thespian Historian 3. SISSON, TOM: Golf Team 3. SITES, CAROLYN: Basketball 1,2,3; Concert Band 1,2; GAA 1,2; Marching Band 1,2,3; Stage Band 2. SMITH, LAURA: Chorale 2; Sec. Treas., 3; Choraliers 2; Modern-aires 3; NHS 2,3; Thespians 2, Treas. 3. SMITH, LINDA: Chantelles 2, Festival Choir 3; Mu Alpha Theta 1; Pep Club 1; Spanish Club 1. SMITH, SHARON: Forensics 1; Campus Life 1,2,3; Outdoor Lab 3. SOLE, NANCY: Orchestra 1,2,3, Tennis 3; Track 3. SORRENTINO, LINDA: Med. Careers Clubs 2,3; Mixed Chorus 3. SPATH, KAREN: Chorale 3; Concert Choir 2; Little Concert Band 1,2,3; Modernaires 3. SPERANDEO, JULIAN B.: Chorale; Junior Class Pres. 2; Principal Advisory Committee; Modernaires; Track, Lettered. SPOMER, RONDA: FBLA 2; Pep Club 1. STARR, SUSAN: German Club 2; Girls Gymnastics 1,2,3; Lettered 3. ST. CLAIR, CORINNE: Color Guard 2; FBLA 2; Pep Club 1,2; Student Assistant 1; Tutoring 1,2. STERLING, ZERELDA: Outdoor Lab Counselor 1,2; Student Teacher 2. STEVENS, LORETTA L.: Chorale 2,3; Choral iers 2; Girls Chorus 1; NHS 2,3; Pep Club 1. STICE, LINDA: Drama Club 1; Tutoring 2; Concert Choir 2; HERO 3; Forensics 3. STINNETTE, NINA: Chorale 3; Concert Choir 2; Girls Ensemble 2; Theatre Guild 3; Thespians 3. SUSTAD, KEVIN: Gymnastics 1,2,3-Chore liers 1; Modernaires 2,3; Spanish Club 1; Chorale 1,2,3. SWENSON, STEVEN C.: Boys State Delegate 2; Concert Band 1,3; Marching Band 1,2,3; Medical Club 3; Tennis, Lettered 1,2,3. TAYLOR, WARREN: Basketball 1,2,3; NHS 2,3. TIPPS BETSY: French Club 2,3; GAA i,3; Treasurer 3; Spanish Club 3; Track 2,3 Lettered 2; Volleyball 2,3. THIELEN, LIBBY: Pep Club 1; Pom-Pom 2,3; Tennis 1,2,3. THOMPSON, TOM: Golf 2,3; Lettered. TURNIPSEED, BILL: Laten Club 3; Little Concert Band 2,3; Marching Band 2,3; Orchestra 3; Stage Band 1,2. TYLER, ED: Golf 1,2,3, Marching Band 1,2,3; Latin Club 2,3; Journalism 3. UCHIDA, SUSAN: Photography 3. WALCHER, BRADLEY: Football 1,2,3; Wrestling 2,3; Math Club 2,3; Mu Alpha Theta 2,3. WALDO, CANDI: Cheerleader 2,3; Head 3; Student Council 1,3; Pep Club 1; Girls State 3. WARD, WARREN: Fellowship of Christian Atheletes 1,2,3; Marching Band 1,2,3; Medical Careers Club 2,3; Tennis 1,2,3; Lettered 3; Wrestling 1,2, Captain 3; Lettered. WARNICK, ANNE: Chorale 3. WATKINS. PAM: AFS 2; Marching Band 1,2,3, Lettered; NHS 2,3; Pep Club 1; Russian Club 1,2; Activities Chairman 2. WAYBILL DEB: French 1,2; Little Concert Band 3; Marching Band 1; Lettered 2,3; Theatre Guild 1,2 Chairman 3; Thespians 2,3. WEAVER, CHERYL ANN: Pep Club 1. WEBER, LINDA: German Club 1,2; Jazz Ensemble 2,3; Little Concert Band 3; Marching Band 1,2,3. WEISS, RANDY: Basketball 1. WESTOVER, MIKE: A Club 1,2,3; Football 1,2, Lettered 3; Gymnastics 1; Lettered; Sport mans Club 3; Track 2 Lettered. WILSON, TRACY: Jazz Ensemble 1,2,3; Band 1,2,3. WHITE, LIZ: Chorale 2,3; Choral-iers 2; Modernaires 3; Pep Club 1; Spirit Club 3. WOBERMIN GARY I.: FT A 1; Student Teaching rrogram 1. WOODS, MAJOR: Marching Band 1,2,3; Lettered. YARBROUGH, CATHY: Choir 1,2,3; Golf 1, Lettered; Russian Club 2; Spanish 1. YOWELL, LINDA: GAA 1,2 Pres. 3 Girls Basketball 2,3; Girls Volleyball 2,3. INDEX Aardappel, B. 79 Abeyta, D. 66 Abshier, D. 21,161 Acierno, C. 21 Acker, S. 21 Adam, R. 66 Adams, D. 21 Adams, E. 21 Adams, K. 21 Adams, S. 21 Adams, T. 21 Adamson, L. 79 Adamson, R. 109 Addison, J. 130 Counselor Adler, G. 109 Ahila, J. 109 Akins, A, 109 Akins, D. 109 Alcorn, M. 21 Aldrich, T. 109 Allen, C. 21 Allen, James 109 Allen, Jeannette 79 Allen, P. 21 Allen, S. 238 Altergott, W. 21 Amelio, M. 66 Anderson, C. 79 Anderson, Dawna 109 Anderson, Diana 21 Anderson, Diann 22 Anderson, F. 79 Anderson, J. 79 Anderson, K. 79, 204 Anderson, Michael 66 Anderson, Mitchel 79 Anderson, R. 66 Ansel mo, J. 109,170,171 Archer, R. 78,79,227 Argotsinger, N. 79,243 Arndt, G. 79 Arnold, H. 66 Ass m us, K. 109 Atkinson, D. 22 Atkinson, J. 22 Atkinson, P. 79 Atteberry, L. 141,132 Faculty Atteberry, S. 141,128 Faculty August, M. 79 August, R. 109 Auten, R. 109 Ayres, B. 109 Bailey, G. 79 Bailey, K. 79 Baire, J. 109 Bakel, A. 142 Faculty Baker, Michael H. 79 Baker, Michael R. 66 Baker, R. 66 Baker, S. 109 Baker, T. 109 Baldwin, K. 22 Balls, C. 22 Bankston, M. 109 Barnes, R. 22 Barros, S. 66 Barton, J. 109 Barton, K. 66 Bash, J. 66 Bashford, J. 79 Bashford, P. 109 Bassett, R. 134 Faculty Beary, W. 22,159,229 Beasley, R. 109 Roai or R. 139 Facultv Bechard, P. 22 Beckman, C. 19,22,186 Beckman, E. 108,109,227 Bednar, D. 79 Belcher, B. 143 Faculty Be Ik, S. 109 Be Iky, B. 109 Bell, K. 79 Bell, R. 109,153 Bell, S. 66,109,190 Be llah, C. 79 Bender, M. 22,222 Benis, K. 79 Bennett, C. 79 Benoit, J. 79 Benson, J. 109 Bergstreser, B. 109 Bernhardt, V. 22,226 Betts, K. 109 Betzler, A. 79 Bevard, D. 22 Bevard, G. 110 Bexley, C. 110 Bice, S. 110 Biggs, R. 23 Bigham, L. 23 Biller, W. 23 Bird, D. 79 Bird, M. 66 Bishop, A. 19,23,184,214 Bishop, C. 23 Bishop R. 23 Bishop, V. 23 Black, C. 23 Black, J. 110 Black, K. 23 Black, M. 110 Black, R. 110 Black, S. 79 Blake, Lorene 110 Blake, Lowell 79,174,176 Blunk, B. 110,132 Boatman, K. 110 Boatman, W. 23 Bock, S. 110 Boette, C. 79 Boles, S. 79 Boles, T. 110 Bolhuis, J. 23 Bolton, T. 80,168 Bonn, L. 80 Boot, S 66 Borquez, J. 110,252 Bott, N. 23,210 Boutot, Sammy 24 Boutot, Sheela 80 Bowers, K. 24 Bow land, R. 24,248 Bowman, J. 71,80,214 Bowman, K. 132 Boyd, P. 24 Boyd, R. 80 Boyer, D. 24 Brady, Shayne 80 Brady, Sheryl 110 Brake, D. 80 Brandon, M. 80 Branson, L. 66 Brauman, P. 110 Brennen, D. 129 Ad. asst. Brereton, B. 24 Bretz, M. n0,236 Bretzke, A. 80,186 Brewer, S. 110,153 Brewer, T. 110 Brienza, C. 110 Briggs, L. 80,152,157 Brinkmeir, A. 80 Brinkmeir, W. 110,236 Britton, P. 24 Brock, D. 243 Brock, K. 24 Bronnenberg, J. 110 Bronnenberg, V. 24 Brooks, K. 25 Brooks, M. 25,236 Brookshier, C. 110 Brookshier, K. 66,177 Brown, Bobbette 110 Brown, D. 80 Brown, G. 132 Brown, Greg 80,153 Brown, Gretchen 110 Brown, J. 136 Brown, M. C. 110 Brown, M. L. 110 Brown, P. 110 Brown, R. 25,148,243 Brown, S. 25 Brown, T. 25,186 Brownell, G. 25 Browning, T. 66 Bruce, D. 19,25,185 Brunetti, N. 25,152,156,157 Brunken, G. 110 Brunken, S. 25 Bruno, C. 26 Bruno, D. 110 Bruno, J. 177 Brunt, T. 110,153 Buck, K. 80 Buell, A. 26,152,157,213 Buell, D. 110 Buell, S. L. 111,338 Buell, S. D. 26 Buelter, 0. 130 Counselor Bullard, L. 111,243 Burandt, M. Ill Burgardt, S. 80 Burge, R. 111,153 Burke, T. 12,26 Burks, L. Ill Burns, Mark 152,157 Burns, Mary 26 Burns, P. 80,159 Burt, P. 80 Bustos, D. 66 Bustos, S. 80 Butcher, J. 80 Butler, K. Ill Butrick, C. Ill Byrd, R. 80, 152,157 Cadotte, K. 80 Cady, J. Ill Cady, K. 26 Caffey, D. 134 Calkins, P. 26 Call, M. 80 Callahan, K. 80,252 Callahan, M. 111,235 Callahan, P. Ill Callender, D. 80 Cameron, Cathy 26 Cameron, Chris 18,26 Cambell, B. Faculty 139 Campbell, G. 80 Campbell, M. 26 Campbell, N. 66 Campbell, W. 80,153,143 Campisi, L. 26,232 Campman, N. Faculty 137 Campton, B. 66 Cannon, M. 81 Cannon, T. 111,153 C n7nna. .1. 66 Caporiccio, E. 81 Capra, C. Ill Capron, S. 78,81,227 Card, P. 26 Carl berg, G. 27 Carlberg, N. Ill Carlisle, A. 81,153 Carlisle, I. 81,243 Carlson, K. 81 Carlson, M. 66 Carlson, P. 27 Carlson, Robert 66 Carlson, Ronnie 27 Carlsson, T. 27,152,157,228 Carmichael, A. Ill Carpenter, M. 132 Faculty Carr, J. 81 Carrington, D. 81 Carter, D. 81 Cary, 27 Cary, Teresa 111 Cary, Thomas 27,152,157 Case, C. Ill Catanzaro, C. 27 Catanzaro, P. Ill Celentano, J. Ill Chadwick, S. 111,238 Chambers, G. 81 Chambers, M. 66 Champlin, M. 81 Chappelle, C. 66 Chappelle, M. 152 Charles, S. 27 Chauvin, C. 27 Chavez, M. 27 Cheerleaders: Varsity 184,185 J.V. 188,189 Male 190 Christensen, A. 138 Faculty Christensen, J. 66 Christensen, L. 136 Faculty Christiansen, C. 111,236 Churches, A. 133 Faculty Churches, C. 131,153 Churches, S. 111,238 Cicala, T. Ill C inquanta, S. 27,222 Cisneros, J. 66 Cizek, C. 111,243,235 Claeys, J. 81,152,157 Clayes, M. 27 Clapes, J. 81,152,157 Clark, D. 81 Clark, S. 66 Cleary, K. 81 Cleaver, R. 28,167 Clegg, Carla 111,102 Clegg, Crystal 81 Clemmer, M. Ill Clubs and Organizations Section 183 Coberly, R. 81 Cochran, J. 28 Coffman, K. 81 Colden, G. 81 Colin, L. 111,160 Collins, C. 81 Colson, R. 28 Compton, B. 81 Condron, P. 81 Cone, J. 111,235 Connelly, B. 81 Connelly, S. 81 Connor, D. Ill Connor, V. 28 Cook, J. 28,153,156,157 Cook, L. 229,135 Faculty Counts, G. 82,236 Coonts, R, 28 Cooper, T. Ill Copper, V. 28 Corbett, M. 28 Cordial, J. 28 Cordry, L, 28 Corn, E. 28 Corney, M. Ill Correa, J. 66 Correa, M. 112 Coston, S. 28 Cottingham, J. 82 Cottingham, L. 112 Counts, C. 142 Secretary Coursey, M. 82 Courtney, W. 82 Coyne, A. 112 Coyne, L. 82 Craddock, D. 29,190 Craddock, J. 153 Craft, R. 112 Craighead, J. 142 Secretary Crawford, S. 82,152,157 Cramer, C. 82,210 Creedon, T. 29 Crimmins, H. 139 Faculty Crist, J, 130 Counselor Crist, S. 108,112,227,232 Crites, D. 82 Cronin, T. 140,159 Faculty Crowe, J. 82 Crowley, D. 82 Cubbon, K. 82 Cudnofskey, S. 112 Culberson, L. 82,235 Culver, A. 29 Culver, B. 112,235 Cummings, G. 112 Cuneo, D. 112 Cupp, C. 153,171 Curtis, C. 82 Curtis, D. 134 Faculty Curtis, M. 29 Curtis, N. 29 Curtis, P. 137,231 Faculty Cutsinger, P, 82 Dahlberg, J. 82 Daly, S. 66 Davenport, L. 66 Davidson, M. 66 Davis, B, 170 Davis, L. 82 Davis, Robert 29,82,153,157 Davis, Ronald 29 Davis, S. 29 Davis, T. 82 Davisson, J. 140 Faculty Dean J. 82 Deboer, R. 82 Debruin, T. 159 Decino, D. 112,153,177 Degenhart, C. 112 Degraaff, S. 29,221 Deines, J. 29 Delaro, B. 144 Delmonico, A. 18,29 Delmonico, D. 112 Delva, J. 83 Denier, K. 83 Derose, M. 112 Derr, B. 83 Derr, D. 29 Derr, M. 30 Derr, V. 83,252 Desha zer, K. 83 Dewick, C. 83 Dexter, S. 30 Dickey, J. 83 Dickson, R. 30,153,157 Diehl, M. 83,143 Dietz, R. 83 Dipaolo, A. 112 Dipentino, N. 152 Dion, A. 131 Nurse Distel, K. 30,222 Ditirro, N. 112 Domenico, C. 112 Domenico, R. 30 Domning, B. 30 Dorcas, D. 83,157 Dossie, R. 83,153 Dotts, K. 112 Dougherty, J. Faculty 132 Drake, N. 30 Draper, R. 112 Dreher, D. 112 Dreher, L. 30 Dreiling, D. 112 Dreiling, E. 66 Dressel, M. 30,152,175,176 Drew, M. 112,153 Droullard, B. 30 Drummond, M. 153 Dudley, W. Faculty 134 Duke, J. 83 Duncan, H. Faculty 141 Dunkin, D. Faculty 134 Dunworth, M. 32,167,170 Duran, D. 30 Duran, L. 112 Duran, P. 144 Durant, J. 66 Durica, D. 112 Dutton, B. 112 Duvall, B. 30,185,214 Dwyer, Mary 83,232 Dwyer, Michael 31 Ealey, J. 83 Earnhart, C. Faculty, 133 East, David, 31 East, Debbie, 112 East, K. 83 Eaton, D. 83 Eaton, J, 112,153 Eberly, L. 83 Ebner, N. 112 Echter, D, 112 Echterling, J. 31,230 Echterling, T. 112 Eckhardt, G. 112,232 Eckley, T. 112 Edelen, T. 112 Edelen, T. 31 Edelen, L. 144 Edmisson, B. 31 Edstrom, M. 112 Edwards, L. 31 Egelhoff, K. 31 Egle, D. 113 Eha, A. 113 Ehnert, S. 113,232 Einspahr, R. 66,83,148,149 Elbakeri, Kelly 66,83 Elbakeri, Kevin 66,113 Eledge, N. 3,31,140 Elliott, S. 83 Elston, C. 113 Emery, D. 31 Emmert, D. 113 Endriss, R. 66 Engdahl, B. 83 Engel, L. 83 Engelbrecht, C. 31 257 England, T. 143 Eoff, J. 152 Esbenson, T. 31 Esch, C. 31 Esch, D. 113,136 Eskridge, K. 83 Esteve, J. 66 Evans, C. 83 Evans, D. 113 Evans, M. 66 Evans, Scott, 113 Evans, Sherri 83,236 Evanyo, M. 32 Evenson, S. 113 Ewalt, M. 83 Eylar, M. Faculty 138 Faculty and Administration 127 Fagan, P. 66 Faidley, D. Head Custodian 144 Fall Student Life 67 Farley, D. 113 Farley, T. 113 Farnan, N. 83 Fatzinger, B. Faculty 135 Favazzo, C. 83 Fazekas, A. 66 Feather, B. 113 Feltes, R. Assistant Principal 129 Fenter, A. 32,229 Fenton, K. 113 Ferguson, D. 66 Ferguson, John F. 83 Ferguson, John L. 66,238 Ferguson, Julie 113 Ferguson, M. 84,238 Ferguson, S. 66 Ferris, J. 66 Feyerherm, C. 84 Fieldman, H. 32 Fieldman, L. 113,235 Fields, M. 18,32 Finkle, C. 32 Finley, K. 84 Finn, P. 32,186 Fisher, C. 84 Fisk, E. 113 Fiske, K. 32 Fix, S. 113 Fleming, M. 84 Flipse, S. 32 Foesler, Ed. 153 Fontaine, D. 113,232 Forbess, M. 32,238 Ford, C. 113 Ford, D. 84 Ford, L. 84 Ford, T. 3,32,240 Founds, B. 113 Fouts, L. 113 Fox, G. 84 Fox, J. 113 Fox, T. 113,236 Frank, Randall 153 Frank, Rolland 66 Frank, Scott 153 Frank, Stacey 113 Frano, J. 170 Frary, M. 66 Frantz, P. Counselor 130 Frazier, C. 113 Frazzini, S. 84 Freson, B. 113 Frick, J. 113 Frisinger, K. 32 Friskney, J. 32 Friskney, S. 113 238 Fritz, I. 84,187 Fro id, B. 113 Frost, S. 113,153,177 Fujiwara, M. 152,157 Fullerton, E. 114 Fuqua, A. 66 Furber, L. 33,198 Fusilier, D. 66 Fuzekas, A. 33 Gail, J. 114 Gallagher, P. 84 Gallegos, J. 33,232 Gallegos, R. 84 Galusha, V. 33,198 Gann, R. 33 Gann, W. 33 Gardner, L. 114 Gardner, S. 84,170 Garnhart, J. 84 Garnhart, P. 114 Garrimone, D. 33,102 Gasper, D. 33 Gauthier, R. 84 Gehrett, L. 33 Geiser, K. 84 Georgia, S. 114 Georgia, T. 84,232 Gerstner, W. 33 Gerze, S. 114 Ghilarducci, F. 33 Giarratano, D. 140 Gienger, M. 84 Gilchrist, B. 114 Gilfilen, R. 232 Gill, J. 114,232,243 Gillespie, A. 33 Gilreath, M. 34 Glenn, M. 114 Glore, C. 133 Faculty Glover, B. 84,152,157 Glover, M. 114 Goddard, M. 66,152 Goetz, L. 34 Goetz, S. 84 Goforth, J. 34 Golden, T. 34 Golesh, M. 84,187 Gomer, J. 170 Gomer, V. 114 Gomez, A. 114 Gonzales, E. 84 Gonzales, L. 34 Gonzalez, J. 114 Goodwin, S. 114 Graefenhain, F. 19,34,152,156,157 Graff, D. 66 Graff, J. 66 Graham, R. 114,238,243 Graham, D. 34 Gran, K. 114 Gran, L. 66 Grant, K. 66 Grant, W. 84 Grassel, T. 34 Graves, P. 34 Gray, S. 34 Gray, Sue 85 Greelman, B. 144 Green, J. 66 Green, L. 34 Green, P. 114 Greene, J. 114 Greenfield, M. 66 Greeno, D. 114 Greenwood, C. 114 Gregg, C. 136 Faculty Gregg, K. 34 Gregonis, D. 238 Grenemyer, L. 114 Grey, D. 35,230 Grimes, E. 35,240 Grimsley, T. 85 Groth, S. 35 Grothendick, D. 35 Gulley, G. 66 Gunn, J. 114 Gunning, S. 66 Gunther, C. 35 Gurley, R. 85,152,157 Gutierres, T. 85,170 Gutierrez, A. 177 Guzzo, D. 114,205 Habish, T. 114,153 Haddix, M. 35,213 Haddock, B. 35,235 Hagen, D. 35,186 Haggblom, M. 114 Hagglund, S. 114 Halbach, K. 153,171 Halbach, M. 85,157,170 Hale, B. 114 Hale, F. 114 Hale, R. 85 Ha leu, R. 114 Haley, T. 66 Hall, Catherine 85,114 Hall, Cynthia 35 Halladay, P. 159,102 Hallen, J. 114 Hallinon, D. 66 Halloran, B. 85 Hamilton, J. 35 Hammel, C. 85 Hammons, J. 115,153 Handschy, 0. 115 Hannah, N. 35 Hansen, H. 159 Hansen, J. 115,205 Hansen, L. 85 Hansen, T. 85 Hansford, C. 85,115 Hanson, P. 115,135 Hanson, S. 35 Hardy, 0. 36 Harget, F. 66 Harper, K. 36 Harper, W. 85 Harris, H. 115 Harris, J. 115 Hartmann, T. 115 Hartzell, S. 85 Harvey, Sally 144 Harvey, Susan 115 Harwood, R. 85 Haug, D. 115 Haug, K. 85,115 Haug, T. 85 Haugen, W. 85 Haun, B. 36 Havelick, E. 85 Hawes, L. 36,222,226,240 Hawkins, D. 36 Hawkins, J. 85 Haycraft, J. 36,248 Hayden, C. 3,36,240 Hayden, R. 85 Hayes, T. 66 Hayner, K. 66 Heany, B. 85 Hedge, P. 36 Heffelman, D. 36 Hegge, J. 115 Heldenbrand, D. 115 Helfenbein, L. 66 He It, B. 85 Henderson, D. 115 Ireland, R. 116 Keeney, M. 66,243 Hendricks, L. 115 Irwin, R. 116 Kehr, S. 87,117 Henry, L. 115,236 Irwin, T. 116 Keil, R. 102,246,248 Henshaw, T. 66 Isaacson, E. 86,232 Keller, K. 87 Henson, E. 36 Herburger, P. 85 Isham, D. 66 Keller, M. 40 Kellerman, V. 66 Hergert, K. 36 Jacksn, D. 38 Kelley, C. 117 Herman, S. 86 Jackson, K. 86,235 Kellogg, P. 87 Hernor, D. 36 Jackson, T. 86 Kelly, J. 87 Herrera, J. 86 Jacobs, C. 116,238 Kelly, P. 117 Herron, D. 115 Jacobs, C. 18,38,227 Kenkel, T. 87 Herron, J. 115 Jacobs, D. 39,153 Kenny, I. 87,232 Herron, M. 37 Jacobson, P. 39,168,213 Kerlee, T. 41 Hess, D. 37 Jacoby, C. 116 Kerns, Casey 117 Hess, M. 115,235 Jacoby, D. 116 Kerns, Christina 87,232 Heugly, C. 37 Jacoby, S. 86 Kerns, R. 41 Heyer, S. 37 Jacoby, S. 143 Faculty Kesler, P. 117 Hicks, S. 37 Jahn, R. 18,39 Kesler, T. 142 Secretary Higgins, C. 153,157 Jaime, F. 86 Kessinger, J. 66 Higgins, E. 37 James, C. 116 Kessler, J. 87 Higgins, J. 37,153,157 James, P. 116 Killingsworth, G. 117 High, D. 115 Jameson, C. 86,236 Kimball, J. 87 Highland, L. 115 Janke, T. 39 Kind, T. 41 Hight, T. 115 Jasch, J. 39,236 Kindsfather, T. 41,190 Hill, D. 153 Jech, V. 39 King, E. 41 Hilliard, M. 66 Jenkins, L. 116 King, L. 87 Hinkley, D. 66 Jewell, J. 39 King, S. 66 Hines, H. 136,222 Faculty Jewell, L. 39 Kinnamon, D. 41,227 Hinrichs, L. 37,66 Joha, B. 109,171 Kinney, J. 87 Hirt, D. 86 Johler, M. 86 Kinslow, M. 41 Hitchens, R. 37 Joh, M. 116 Kirchner, K. 66 Hobson, L. 115 Johnsen, T. 116 Kirk, S. 87 Hoch, G. 37 Johnson, Daniel 116 Kirk, W. 87,235 Hocking, H. 135 Faculty Johnson, David 116,238 Kirkegaard, T. 87 Hodapp, P. 37 Johnson, G. 39 Kirvin, M. 117,232 Hodapp, T. 115,160 Johnson, J. 116 Kissel, M. 117 Hodges, G. 115,153 Johnson, K. 86 Kissel, T. 87 Hodgkinson, J. 115 Johnson, P. 86 Klamm, L. 42 Hodgson, K. 37 Johnson, S. 39 Klein, L. 42,249 Hoeffner, S. 66 Johnston, R. 116,171 Klene, D. 117 Hoffman, L. 86 Joiner, M. 86 Klene, J. 42 Hogg 1 in, D. 66 Joines, M. 116 Kliewer, S. 117 Holland, C. 86 Jones, Cindy 116 Kling, G. 66 Holland, R. 115 Jones, Cynthia 116,243 Kloberdance, C. 87,232 Hollenbeck, B. 85 Jones, D. 66 Kloberdance, J. 42,222 Holler, J. 115 Jones, James 39,66,243 Kneifl, J. 42 Holtz, R. 86 Jones, Janet 116 Knight, M. 117 Hoover, S. 86 Jones, Jennifer 71,116,160 Knight, R. 42 Hopkins, R. 86 Jones, Kathi 87,116 Knoll, D. 66 Horino, M. 115 Jones, Kathy 87,161 Koester, G. 147 Horino, P. 38 Jones, L. 66 Kohart, J. 66 Horn, A. 38 Jones, R. 66 Kosinsk i, P. 87 Hoskins, S. 38 Jones, S. 39,66 Koster, J. 42,228,236 Horst, J. 141,243 Faculty Jones, T. 116 Kraft, K. 42 Houghton, D. 38 ' Jordan, K. 87,187 Kramer, D. 117 Houlton, C. 38 Jost, D. 153 Kramer, M. 88 Howard, G. 115 Joy, L. 87 Krattenmaker, A. 214 Howard, S. 38 Joy, M. 40 Krause, A. 117,243 Huck, L. 66 Joyce, J. 66 Kreusel, D. 117 Hudson, B. 143 Faculty Jump, Sandra 87 Krier, P. 42 Huges, V. 86 Jump, Steven 19,40,152,156,157, Krogh, P. 88 Hugueley, R. 66 213 Kroll, J. 42,159 Hugueley, S. 115 Jung, B. 116 Krugmire, R. 117,236 Hulbert, R. 38 Hulme, 0. 115 Junior,Section 77 Kubat, R. 117,153 Kuker, D. 66 Hulme, J. 38 Kagiyama, S. 116,231,136 Kunkel, V. 42 Humphries, T. 66,116 Kahn, S. 116 Kunningham, C. 117 Hunter, B. 66 Hunter, J. 66 Kaiser, G. 40 Kaiser, Mala 116,232 Kuykendall, P. 98,235 Hurrell, R. 140 Faculty Kaiser, Mark 116 Labey, R. 66 Huss, P. 116 Kaiser, N. 243 Ladet ue, Robin 88 Huston, N. 86 Kansteiner, D. 40 Ladebue, Roy 153 Hutchinson, V. 38 Karner, K. 40,221 Karst, L. 116 Lahey, C. 117 Lair, D. 117 lacino, B. 86,103,249 Kaufman, K. 40 Lambert, J. 117,153 Ihle, T. 116 Kawakami, M. 117,232 Lamfers, L. 42,231 Imes, R. 86 Kear, C. 117 Lang, F. 144 Ingraham, J. 38 Kear, K. 40 Lange, S. 88,159 Langrehr, R. 43 Larson, J. 43 Latorra, M. 88 Laurel, S. 43 Laureta, D. 43 Laureta, M. 153,157 Lawson, Linda 117 Lawson, Lois 117 Layne, B. 43 Layne, J. 43,70,71,185,214 Lebaron, V. 88,159 Lee, C. 88 Lee, Debra 88,214 Lee, Douglas 43 Lee, J. 88 Leeper, R. 43 Lei I, R. 88,236 Leman, E. 117 Leman, M. 66 Lemmel, C. 43 Lenhart, M. 43,222 Lenhart, T. 117 Leonard, K. 43,198 Lesmeister, F. 66 Levalley, G. 117,153,171 Lewis, C. 43 Lewis, James R. 117,153,171 Lewis, James A. 117 Lewis, Judy 88,236,238 Libke, A. 44 Libsack, C. 88 Light, D. 117,235 Lightner, D. 136 Faculty Lilja, C. 88 Lillibridge, C. 117 Linden, C, 117 Lindenmayer, G. 88,151,152,174, 176 Lindenmuth, T. 170,171 Lindgren, R. 44 Lindvil, A. 144 Custodian Lister, S. 44 Livingston, D. 44 Lloyd, L. 88 Lock, L. 88 Loftesness, K. 44 Logan, T. 88,243 Longwell, K. 118,243 Love, D. 44 Loveless, J. 44 Lovett, C. 141 Faculty Lowell, Tamara 118,235 Lowell, Theresa 118,204,235 Loyd, G. 88 Lucero, B. 88 Lucero, D. 66,88 Luciano, A. 118 Ludlam, R. 44 Luedke, C. 118,214 Lukasik, R. 88 Lukens, B. 88 Lundy, R. 139 Faculty Lunn, G. 88,170 Lybarger, K. 118 Lybarger, L. 44 Lybarger, M. 153,175,176 Lye I Is, M. 44,71,226 Lynch, N. 118,153 Lynch, T. 66,248,249 Lynkiewicz, J. 66 Lyon, M. 88 Lyon, S. 44 Lytle, L. 118,153,171 Mabry, L, 152,157 Mader, M. 118 Madsen, L. 66 260 Maire, D. 118 Malisani, W. 88 Mallory, M. 118 Mally, A. 66 Mally, C. 118 Mangum, D. Counselor 130 Mangusso, J. 44 Manne, A. 45,228,232 Manning, R. Faculty 133 Manning, W. 118,152,153 Mannon, C. 45 Manogue, J. 118 Mansfield, M. 88 Maples, M. 88 Marbach, J. 66 Marcus, G. Faculty 141 Marfut, V. 45,232 Mark ley, C. Faculty 132 Marks, C. 88,188 Marley, K. 45 Marten, D. 118 Martens, Keith 174,176 Martens, Keven 45,152,102,243 Martenson, L. 118,170 Martin, Barbara 45,66 Martin, Bernadette 118 Martin, C. 118,177 Martin, M. 118 Martin, N. 18,66 Martin, S. 66 Martine, J. 45 Martinez, K. 66 Martinez, T. 66 Marts, C. 88,238 Marts, K. 45,175,176 Mastarovsky, J. 118 Matern, P. 45 Mathias, J. 88 Mathie, D. 45 Matson, C. 45 May bin, R. 110 Mayville, K. 66 McAninch, A. 118 Me Avoy, M. 89 McChesney, J. 118 McCormick, K. 66 McCormick, L. 235 McCormick, P. 118 McCormick, T. 167,140 Faculty McCoy, R. 45 McCray, J. 133 Faculty McCulloch, J. 118 McDaniel, A. 45 McDonald, W. 118 Me Duff ee, R. 89,236 McFarland, S. 118 Me Ghee, J. 45 McGinn, M. 45 McGinnis, L. 89 McGrath, K. 118 Me Graw, J. 89,238 McGreevy, B. 45 McGreevy, R. 89 McKendry, M. 89,188 McKenna, K. 89 McKindley, James 119 McKindley, Jan 18,45,227,232 McKinnon, J. 89 Me Kinstry, C. 89 McKinstry, S. 119,159 McKutchen, K. 119 Me I = in, K. 45 McLaughlin, R. 66 McLaughlin, T. 45,148 Me Lean, J. 66 Me Leod, R. 118 McMannis, C. 119,238 Me Michael, P. 45 McMillan, M. 45 Me IMeal, L. 46 McPhetrige, D. 89 McQueen, K. 66 McQueen, 0. 89 McSwain, G. 66,168 Mead, R. 119 Meador, L. 119 Meile, T. 46 Meints, L. 46 Meisner, B. 140 Faculty Melofsky, K. 66 Mender, C. 118 Mender, P. 47 Mere, C. 89,243 Metz, E. 119 Metzger, K. 47 Meyers, G. 129 Asst. Prin. Meyers, M. 143 Faculty Miacap, M. ill Midcap, S. 119 Midbert, L. 47 Midgett, P. 119 Mikkelson, David 119 Mikkelson, Diann 47 Miles, K. 3,47,240 Miller, B. 119 Miller, C. 119,243 Miller, E. 47,148,149,241 Miller, J. 119 Miller, M. 89,98 Miller, S. 47 Miller, T. 89 Miller, V. 47 Milonas, P. 47 Minden, N. 139 Faculty Miner, C. 47 Minshall, J. 89 Minshall, L. 47 Mintz, J. 47 Mitchell, C. 89 Mitchell, E. 89 Mitchell, R. 129 Ad. Asst. Mohrman, T. 89 Molzahn, D. 89 Molsahn, J. 48 Mondrogon, S. 119 Mood, Sction 2 Mooney, C. 89 Moore, A. 119 Moore, Cathy 48 Moore, Cheryl 119 Moore, Cynthia 66 Moore, E. 119 Moore, G. 89 Moore, J. 89,170 Moore, K. 119 Moore, M. 66 Moore, Rebecca 48 Moore, Richard 48 Moore, Rick 48 Moore, Sandra 89,238 Moore, Scott 48 Moore, T. 48,185 Morgan, D. 89 Morgan, K. 119 Morger, W. 119 Morris, D. 90 Morris, K. 119 Morse, R. 48,238 Mortensen, L. 153,170 Moser, R. 66 Moulton, H. 48,153,157 Moyers, L. 119 Moyers, S. 90 Muehring, J. 221 Mueller, C. 90 Mueller, D. 90,152,157 Mueller, R. 48 Mueller, T. 119 Mulleins, T. 66 Mullaney, L. 48 Munley, K. 135,156 Faculty Murphy, K. 90 Murphy, T. 119,238 Murray, J. 119 Murray, M. 90,119 Murray, T. 90 Muscavitch, C. 48 Musick, S. 66,159 Mutchler, G. 119,232 Muzechenko, C. 49,245 Myers, G. 115 Myers, R. 90,188,214 Nachtigal, D. 49 Nance, W. 90 Naumann, T. 49 Neal, E. 66 Neal, D. 49 Neal, S. 119 Neal, T. 90,205 Needham, D. 90,159 Neilsen, E. 119 Nelson, D. 119 Nelson, E. 120,153 Nelson, G. 90,120 Nelson, H. 135 Faculty Nelson, R. 90 Nesladek, S. 90 Neuhalfen, L. 90,252 Nicholls, T. 131 Faculty Nicholas, W. 66 Nielsen, G. 243 Normandin, P. 90 Norris, K. 120,238 Novotny, M. 90 Nuckolls, S. 90 Oberto, R. 90,153,157 Oblock, R. 120,171 Oden, T. 90 O'Donnell, J. 136 Faculty Oehm, D. 141,232 Faculty 0 lander, L. 120 Oliver, M, 90,238 Olivieri, R. 91,232 Olofson, J. 91,187 Olson, K. 49 Olson, R, 49,222 Orangian, H. 66,152,157 Osborn, F. 49 Osborne, D. 91 Osborne, S. 49 Osmcnt, T. 66 Ostrander, J. 120,238 Ottercrans, Kathleen 120,232 Ottercrans, Kevin 49 Outing, S. 49,148,232,240 Owens, C. 120,214 Owens, S. 120,153,170 Pace, P. 49 Page, B. 49,152 Page, M. 50,241 Page, T. 120 Pagels, M. 66 Palizzi, J. 50 Palm, D. 91 Palmer, P. 50 Pankratz, E. 139 Faculty Pankratz, S. 120,167,170,171 Pappas, M. 91,186 Parisho, B. 120,153,171 Parker, K. 120 Parker, T. 50,221 Parker, W. 66 Parmenter, L. 120 Parrott, P. 50 Parson, P. 50 Parsons, L. 120 Parsons, S. 120 Pasco, R. 50,240 Patera, C. 138 Faculty Patterson, M. 120 Payne, C. 91,147 Payne, J. 50 Payne, M, 91 Peacock, J. 66 Peak, M. 91,243 Pearce, L. 91 Peet, G. 50 Peer, J. Secretary Penn, S. 120 Penner, Mark 50 Penner, Marla 50 Pentico, T. 50 Pep Club 192 Perry, S. 91 Peters, D. 120 Peters, Rene 51 Peters, Richard 175,176 Petersen, D. 120 Peterson, D. 91 Peterson, K. 120 Peterson, P. 210 Peterson, T. 120 Petitt, H. 18,51,152,156,157,168 Pfankuch, K. 66 Pfeifer, R. 91 Phebus, G. 51 Phebus, N. 120 Phibbs, K. 120 Phillips, W. 91 Phillips, S. 51 Photography 194 Pierce, B. 91 Pierson, C. 132 Faculty Pi land, L. 143 Faculty Pilling, C. 120,153 Pin Pals 193 Pitt, D. 51,159 Pitt, K. 120 Pitton, W. 66,243 Pitts, R. 51 Plamondon, C. 3,51,240 Plamondon, K. 120,153 Plamondon, V. 51,102,248,249 Player, C. 51 Pleake, D. 51,249 Plowman, L. 91 Polaik, B. 66 Polsfut, D. 51,149 Polsfut, J. 120 Poison, S. 91 Pom Pon Girls 186,187 Powell, C. 121,238 Powers, D, 66 Prange, S. 51,103,249 Prescott, G. 91 Prewitt, R. 91,174,176 Price, B. 121 Price, J. 66 Price, L. 52 Price, S, 52,152,157 Prince, T. 121 Proctor, J. 91 Pro low, J. 52 Puck, C. 91 Pugh, P. 141 Faculty Purnis, C. 144 Pyatt, B. 134,156 Faculty Pyatt, J. 121 Pyatt, L, 91,152,157 Pyeatt, A. 52 Pyles, T. 52 Quarles, S. 52 Quintana, K. 91 Quirk, S. 121 Radcliffe, R. 52 Railsback, D. 121,243 Rakke, Carla 52 Rakke, Cathryn 52 Rakke, J. 121 Ramos, V. 91 Ramsey, M. 121 Ramsey, R. 52 Ramunno, M. 52 Randklev, S. 52 Rasmussen, K. 66,238 Rathgeber, H. 138 Faculty Ray, Randal 121 Ray, Rhonda 121 Ray, Ron 134 Faculty Reale, S. 141 Faculty Reber, A. 53 Reber, W. 66 Reble, S. 53 Recktenwall, A. 91 Recktenwall, B. 91 Redig, C. 53 Redig, R. 91 Reed, D. 91 Reeves, R, 53 Regensburger, L. 53,238 Reich, S, 53 Reider, J. 53 Reigel, R. 66 Reynolds, J. 121 Reynolds, T. 66 Rhoades, A. 121 Rhodes, V. 53,160 Richards, J. ?21 Richardson, S. 53,236 Richter, C. 53,187,240 Richter, K. 91,167,176 Riddle, J. 53,236 Ridgeway, A. 19,53,71,214 Rife, C, 121 Riggle, C. 54,222,240 Rill, K. 54 Ripple, L. 91 Ritchart, J. 121 Roberts, C. 140 Faculty Roberts, D. 54 Roberts, J. 91,187 Roberts, M. 54 Roberts, S. 121,153 Roberts, T. 92,152,157,170 Robertson, Janis 92,187 Robertson, Jeannette 92 Robieson, D. 66 Robins, ll. 92 Robinson, C. 121 Robinson, David 131,238 Robinson, Donald 66 Robinson, G. 121 Robinson, J. 66 Robinson, R, 18,54,147,174,176 Rodriguez, A. 91,98,235 Rodriguez, D. 92 Rodriguez, M. 121 Roesler, C. 54,245 Rogers, G. 66 Rogers, Jeanette 121,322 Rogers, Joanne 121 Rogers, M. 92 Rogers, R. 66,232 Rohm, M. 92,243 Rome, S. 121 Romero, A. 121 26' Romero F. 92 Rone, K. 121 Roome, F. 66 Rose, D. 121 Rose, M. 92 Rose, S. 92 Rosenbach, K. 54,168 Rosier, T. 121 Rossi, R. 134,167 Faculty Rotolo, C. 54 Rourke, S. 54 Rourke, W. 54 Roush, R. 92,236 Row, N. 121 Rowan, M. 54 Roy, R. 92 Rude, G. 121 Rueff, J. 54 Rupp, A. 198 Rupp, K. 55 Russell, R. 66 Rust, J. 55 Rust, K. 55 Rust, L. 92 Rutherford, H. 121 Rutherford, V. 55 Ruybal, C. 92 Ryan, J. 66,92,147 Ryberg, C. 121 Saccomano, F. 153,177 Sack, J. 55 Sage, B. 55 Saidon, D. 122,153 Saidon, R. 92 Salankey, M. 55,152,157 Salankey, P. 93,152,157 Salazar, T. 177 Salisbury, l l. 92 Samek, G. 122 Sample, E. 122 Sample, W. 55,229 Sams, J. 66 Sanchez, W. 121 Sandefur, A. 92,243 Sanders, B. 92 Sanders, D. 122 Sanders, G. 122 Sanders, M. 55 Sandfort, M. 55 Sandner, K. 55 Sands, S. 92 Santoya, M. 55,222 Sasim, C. 122 Saunders, K. 92 Saunders, L. 92 Savage, M. 92,232 Sawyer, T. 122,153 Saylor, M. 93,153,157 Saylor, S. 122 Scaglione, S. 56 Schacher, L. 56 Schaefer, D. 56 Schaezle, J. 122,236 Schafer, W. 144 Custodian Scharfenberg, W. 93,235 Schell, D. 93 Scherer, D. 66 Scherff, J. 122 Schildknecht, J. 56 Schindler, D. 122,157 Schindler, K. 122 Schleibaum, T. 66,153 Schlotthauer, J. 122 Schmertz, N. 141,235 Faculty Schmidler, G. 133 Faculty Schmidt, S. 66 262 Schnabel, D. 93,204 Schneider, T. 56,187 Schoemer, C. 93,204 Schoepflin, B. 122 Schoepflin, R. 56 Scholz, D. 93 Schrock, Dennis 56 Schrock, Donna 122 Schroder, M. 66 Schubert, H. 144 Schwartz, G. 56 Schwartz, K. 122 Schwartz, M. 56 Schwarz, T. 66 Scott, D. 57,243 Scott, M. 144 Custodian Sea I man, J. 93 Searcy, P. 57 Secord, C. 93,122 Seidle, V. 57,248,249 Seiler, D. 57 Seiller, D. 122 Selleck, C. 137 Faculty Seman, M. 122 Semsack, C. 57 Senior Activities 250 Senior Section 17 Sera, J. 108,122,127 Seredinske, H. 93 Seta, D. 93 Settle, T. 3,57,240 Sexton, M. 93 Shank, S. 93 Shannon, B. 122 Shannon, L. 57 Shannon, R. 57 Sharp, E. 122 Sharp, R. 66 Shenefelt, J. 93 Sheridan, L. 57 Sheriff, T. 58 Shesser, S. 122 Shields, A. 93 Shire, P. 66 Shotkoske, T. 93,222 Shreeve, S. 93 Shriver, K. 58 Shull, W. 66 Siefkes, M. 58 Siefkin, D. 58 Siegle, Richard 122 Siegle, Robert 93 Siegle, Ronald 93,78,227 Silver, M. 144 Cook Simeone, R. 122 Simons, P. 122 Simpson, C. 122 Simpson, S. 122 Sinciones, P. 66 Singer, M. 93,222 Sisson, T. 58,148 Sites, C. 58 Skaggs, D. 122 Skinner, K. 58 Slater, T. 93 Sly, S. 122,243 Slye, H. 93 Smith, B. 122 Smith, C. 92,242 Smith, David 122 Smith, Debra 93 Smith, E. 93 Smith, J. 66 Smith, K. 93 Smith, Laura 29,58,248,249 Smith, Linda 58 Smith, Michael John 58 Smith, Michael Thompson 123 Smith, Milissa 94,187 Smith, Paul 94,159 Smith, Phillip 58 Smith, Sharon 58 Smith, Sheila 123 Smith, V. 94 Smith, W. 93 Smithey, R. 144 Cook Smoot, J. 123,153 Snyder, L. 94,123 Snyder, Rex 66 Snyder, Robert 123 Snyder, S. 123 Sobotka, C. 94,243 Solano, C. 123 Sole, N. 59 Solis, K. 94 Soloman, C. 123 Sophomore Section 107 Sorrentino, L. 59,231 Sorrentino, M. 123 Sorrentino, P. 94,231 Sorrentino, T. 59,66,231 Soucie, L. 123 Soucie, V. 123 Sovereign, N. 94 Spano, J. 94 Spath, K. 59 Spears, P. 59 Spellman, G. 59 Spellman, S. 94,238 Spellmeyer, J. 66 Spensieri, M. 59 Spensieri, T. 123 Sperandeo, J. 59 Spirit Club 191 Spitler, M. 59 Spomer, B. 123 Spomer, R. 59 Sports Section 145 Springer, W. 59 Springston, G. 138,156 Faculty Spurgeon, K. 59 Squier, S. 123 Staebell, T. 123 Stafford, K. 123,153,171 Stamm, C. 123 Stamm, V. 66 Stand if er, L. 123 Starns, V. 94,152,175,176 Starr, S. 60,161 Stauff, J. 94 St. Clair, C. 60 Steele, J. 94 Steele, L. 94 Steelman, B. 94 Steenbergen, P. 123 Steete, T. 123 Stephens, D. 238 Sterling, Z. 60 Stermer, D. 123 Steuble, A. 123,204,235 Stevens, D. 94 Stevens, L. 60 Stevens, R. 123 Stewart, V. 94,243 Stice, K. 123 St ice, L. 60,245 Stimack, D. 123,235 Stinnette, N. 60,248 Stipp, D. 94 St. John, J. 94 Stockman, L. 123 Stoddard, S. 123 Stone, David 94 Stone, Douglas 60 Stone, M. 60 Stone, R. 94 Stoner, C. 123 Stor, R. 134 Faculty Storey, B. 123,232 Stover, D. 123 Stringer, M. 66 Struck, B. 60 Stuart, H. 94 Stuart, N. 94 Stuffings, R. 138 Faculty Stump, W. 60 Stumpp, V. 123 Summer, D. 123,253 Sustad, K. 60 Sutton, D. 66 Sutton, L. 124 Swain, N. 94 Swaisgood, M. 124 Swanson, S. 60 Sweetser, T. 61 Swenson, D. 147 Swenson, T. 95 Swenson, R. 66 Swenson, S. 66,147 Swoboda, P. 95 Swoverland, J. 136 Faculty Szabo, L. 124 Szantho, A. 124 Szantho, B. 61 Szendrodi, R. 61 Szymanski, D. 137 Faculty Tackaberry, W. 66 Tafoya, J. 224 Taylor, W. 19,61,168 Teemley, D. 66 Teeple, S. 61 Templeton, L. 124 Thielen, L. 61,186 Thomas, James 124 Thomas, Joe 61,245 Thomas, K. 124,243,235 Thomas, L. 95,232 Thompson, Candy 143 Faculty Thompson, Craig 61,168 Thompson, Dawn 124 Thompson, Diane 124 Thompson, J. 124 Thompson, K. 95 Thompson, P. 124 Thompson, R. 95,98 Thompson, T. 61,148,149 Thorngate, D. 95 Thornton, P. 124,235 Thornton, R. 124 Thurston, D. 124 Tibbs, B. 61 Tidwell, S. 61 Tietz, K. 61,222 Tipper, E. 132 Faculty Tipps, B. 62,210,121,235 Tipton, B. 135 Faculty Todd, A. 95,152,157 Todd, K. 124 Toliver, J, 62 Tolman, H. 137,222 Faculty Tolve, G. 144 Custodian Tomlinson, G. 131 Faculty Tomlinson, J. 62 Torgerson, R. 95 Townsend, R. 140 Faculty Trepanier, H. 62,221 Trepanier, P. 95,124 Troup, D. 124,153 Troup, R. 124 Trueman, D. 102,248,249 Trujillo, B. 95,188 Trujillo, C. 124 Trumbo, P. 62 Trumm, D. 124 Trussed, T. 124 Tucker, C. 62 Tucker, G. 124,177 Tucker, S. 124 Turner, L. 124 Turnispseed, W. 62,243 Tyler, E. 62,148,243 Tyner, D. 62,245 Tyrrell, E. 133 Faculty Uchida, S. 62 Uhl, K. 124,153 Unrein, V. 95 Urbach, D. 62 Urban, P. 95 Urban, M. 95 Ursetta, F. 95 Ursetta, M. 66 Utecht, R. 124,153,171 Vail, C. 62,236 Vamboldt, J. 125 Veldboon, V. 63 Veltrie, J. 95,98 Vendegna, M. 63 Vendegna, R. 63 Vendegnia, T. 95 Verner, l l. 124 Vernon, T. 95 Vicic, A. 66 Vicic, S. 124 Vidick, B. 95,232 Vidick, K. 124,232 Vigil, B. 63,222 Vigil, K. 124 Vigil, V. 63 Vinnola, R. 18,63,152,157 Vinquist, S. 124 Vogt, J. 125,171 Wagner, C. 63 Wagner, D. 125 Wagner, K. 95 Wahl, L. 125,235 Walcher, B. 63,153,175,176 Waldo, C. 63,144 Walker, C. 137 Faculty Walker, J. 95 Walker, T. 125,236 Wall, D. 95 Walters, M. 125 Walworth, D. 125 Walz, J. 125,153,177 Wamboldt, M. 95,222,243 Ward, S. 125 Ward, W. 63,147,174,176 Warden, L. 63 Warner, D. 63 Warner, P. 95 Warner, S. 95 Watkins, P. 64,238 Watson, T. 222 Watton, D. 96,243 Waybill, D. 64,245 Weaver, C. 64 Weaver, M. 153 Webber, J. 125 Weber, L. 64,240 Weber, P. % Wee Ians, S. 125,160,232 Wehler, T. 64 Wei land, M. 96 Wei land, P. 125 Weinmeister, R. 125 Weiss, Michael 125,153,177 Weiss, Michelle 125 Weiss, R. 64 Weister, G. % Wells, D. 64 Welter, J. 125 Werth, S. 96 West, D. 125 Westbrook, S. 144 Custodian Westover, M. 19,64,152 Whinery, C. 96 White, E. 64 White, K. 125 White, W. 96 Whitfield, R. 64 Whiting, C. 96 Whittaker, R. 64 Whiting, C. 96 Whittaker, R. 64 Wichmann, M. 96 Widgren, I. 96 Wilbur, M. 96 Wiley, J. 133 Faculty Wilhite, J. 96 Wilkie, C. 138 Faculty Willeford, D. 140 Faculty Williams, A. 125 Williams, B. 142 Faculty Williams, D. 64 Williams, G. 96,236,235 Williams, L. 96,98,235 Williams, M. 131 Faculty Williamson, D. % Wills, D. 125 Willuhn, B. 125,153 Wilkins, C. 125 Wilson, S. 125 Wilson, T. 65 Wine, M. 65,148,149 Winter Student Life 99 Winzent, L. 125 Witt, J. 96 Witt, K. 125,153,170 Wobermin, G. 65 Wofford, J. 132 Faculty Wofford, Michael 65,125 Wofford, Mitchell 232 Wolanski, M. 98 Wold, C. 125 Wold, D. 96 Wolf, D. 96,243 Wolf, R. 97 Wonderly, R. 125 Wood, D. 65 Wood, J. 97 Wood, M. 125,177 Wood, S. 168,241 Woodring, G. 148,149 Woods, J. 97 Woods, M. 65,238 Woodward, M. 136 Faculty Woodworth, D. 97 Work, R. 97,152 Wright, J. 65 Wright, V. 125 Wulff, L. 97 Wyant, S. 97 Wyatt, R. 137 Faculty Yaeger, R. 65 Yarbrough, C. 65,222 Yates, V. 65 Young, T. 97,144 Custodian Younk, K. 97,236 Younkerman, G. 19,65,190 Yowell, L. 210 Zabloudil, C. 97 Zessin, S. 65 Zigler, P. 125 Zimmerschied, D. 125 Zeuner, S. 130 Counselor 263 We would like to take this opportunity to thank Dick Lightener and his photography classes for helping us meeLpur ■ deadlines. Universal Stucfo f for their iffle, Mr. Jack Eckart of the American Yearbook ’ Company, the Yearbook section leaders, assistant editors, and all who participated in ; Yearbook for their cooperation ' and suggestions. And Miss Georgelynn Schmidler for her direction and encouragement. We would like to draw your .« � attention to these changes that |ook place within the school JNb jdiidng the school year. Mr. cTyoe Earnhart of the Language Arts Department transferred to Staff Development. His wife, Mrs. Jackie Earnhart, was his replacement Mrs. Anitaj pmhes taught Mrs. CharlpreCollins' classes in the Language Arts Denart '- ment tiuring first semei r Mrs Collins returnees won d semlster. ‘ As co-editors'bf the 1974 RtWskin found that staring f your ideas and makTng decisions on the teyout of the book were extremely difficult. This came out of the fact that we each had our own ideas about everything and they were completely i iffereri. Though there was Kuch jpptroversy, we enjoyed Mmnmiting our part to the '• • C'-nS'- S2- v - • ■'■'•• V-.' v . A - , - .y?+!-. - : 2t Sr aa-5r ..v-.-fkf. ■?.,--- - •.f-iiT-'1 r-v