Arvada West High School - Claw Yearbook (Arvada, CO)

Text from Pages 1 - 288 of the 1971 volume:

Table of Contents Homecoming 2 Activities 18 Sports 38 Spirit 72 Organizations 82 Academics 118 Faculty 132 Seniors 150 Juniors 204 Sophomores 226 Advertisements 254 Index 270 The only game in town Carol Zehnder displays the price of victory, The colors of AW homecoming Spirit runs high during Homecoming week, from the senior cheering sections, to the bed race and clash day festivities. The special touches of the homecoming dance climaxed the week's events. homecoming Brother Whitson leads the mourners at the Jefferson Saint's funeral, (The dead saint lies in state) Showing great overall strength, the Wildcats whitewashed the Jeffer- son Saints, 37-0 in a great team effort. rson Saints 37-0 1970 Homecoming Queen Sid Dangerfield reigns over the festivities. The Senior attendants were Suzi Coffey and Gay Reese. The junior and soph- omore a rt en da nt s were Sue West and Terri Bancroft. The coronation concluded the activi- ties of the week. 4 AW Marches in Arvada The Arvada West marching band, Pom-Cats and cheer- leaders participated in the Arvada Harvest Festival Pa- rade on September 12, 1970. They prepared for the parade by working in the mornings before school. The float was worked on by interested students who came up with the idea of the Fire Olympic rings. The theme of the parade was Soaring Seventies. Cheerleaders, Pomcats and Band prepare to march in Marching Band moves down Wadsworth to Ralston Road. Five Olympic Harvest Festival 19 Dead wood Dick NED HARRIS, alias Deadwood Dick..........Alan Wells WILD BILL HICKOK, his heck-fur- leather pard ..........................Brian Bachtel LILY BLOSSOM, a tender prairie flower....................................Peggy Ford ROSE, her resplendent sister............Missy Lakes BLACKMAN REDBURN, Black'n Red, a true-black villain...............................Jim Whitson JUDGE NIX, all the law there is in Deadwood.......................................Larry Bulling CALAMITY JANE, owner of the Man-Trap Saloon.......................Denise Perkins LA PA LOMA, an exotic adventuress....................................Margo Eisman PONG PING, a Chinese cook, pigtail and all........................................David Hudson CHET PUSSY, a bartender..................David Dean SHERIFF LOVELESS, who gets his man..........................................Bob Daley MOLLY, his wife; more sinned against than sinning ..................Cherie Dervage ■ 'UBI The Arvada West Theatre Department under director David Jay Helm opened another suc- cessful theatre season with a good old-fash- ioned melodrama entitled Deadwood Dick or the Game of Gold by Tom Taggart as the fall production. The production was one of total involvement from the crew, actors, and the fun seeking audience, both nights who re- sponded with standing ovations for the out- standing professional efforts by the actors which has become a tradition of our theatre. The set, which was designed by senior David Deanwith assistance from junior Sylvan Ruud, was commented to be the best set ever built at Arvada West. To sum up, it was another in a long line of superior productions pre- sented by the Arvada West theatre depart- ment. Sadie Hawkins The Sadie Hawkins Turn-A-Bout Dance was February 26, 1971 in the Arvada West lobby. The dance was a fund r a i s i ng project sup- ported by A.F.S. The band was Siddartha. This was the only dance this year where the people could wear grubbies. Turn-A-Bout Dance 24 Left, Mr. Okimoto and Mr. Havens give the cast directions. Center, a typical English Department Head, Mr. Bester. Right, some of the students at their BEST? Up the Down Staircase Cast Dr. Clarke Sylvia Barrett Beatrice Schachter . . . . . . Dianna Burchett Paul Barringer J. J. McHabe .... Dave Beecher Ella Friedenberg .... Frances Egan .... Paula Dunbar Charlotte Wolf Samuel Bester Sadie F inch .... Donna Howath Students: Lou Mike Yocum Lennie .... Mike Nuce Carole .... Alice .... Vivian .... Rusty .... . . . Mike Remillard Linda .... Jose Kelly Cole Carrie .... .... Connie Powell Harry .... Jill Rachel .... Elizabeth . . . . . Debbie Branchaw Joe Helen .... Francine . . . Katherine. . . Ellen . . . Diane Johansen The Faculty at Calvin Coolidge and the two office assistants. A very different play here at AW was UP THE DOWN STAIRCASE. The cast, consisting of 28 people, had to work closely in order to accomplish anything. The story is about a new English teacher in a run-of-the-mill school. The situation of proper proceedures not letting Sylvia Barrett do her way of teaching is funny. It is the kind of funny that hurts. Opening night, March 26, found the cast nervous and excited. For most of the cast, this was their first ex- perience in front of the curtain. The production was under the di- rection of Mr. Larry Havens with the help of Mr. Olimoto, the stu- dent teacher. I've had just...11 shouts Sylvia to Joe Ferone, a problem student. Long preparation worth It took her eight months to get here but Ghislaine Gros finds her stay in the United States in- teresting, educational, and fun. Native to France, Ghis- laine has come to Arvada West as this year's foreign exchange student. In France, school is just for learning, she eagerly ex- plained, but here it is fan- cier. Extra-curricular activi- ties are new to her, as are home - coming, and couples holding hands in the hall. Sporting of peace symbols offered surprise to Ghislaine also. I had never seen these peace badges in France, she commented. The French newspapers, radio, and some of her teachers gave Miss Gros the information that led to action. Last June prepa- rations to come to the U. S. were already being made. Her time was being spent graduating from her own school, taking tests, writing to Paris, having physical exams, and saying good-bye to her friends. Ghislaine had to be accepted by both Paris and New York associations before she could become part of the foreign exchange program. Home to the AFS student is an Alpine village in Southeastern France called Saint Michael de Maureinne. Colorado is much like Ghislaine's France, but she thinks spruce trees are a beauti- ful difference between the two. This bright, charming girl ad- mitted that she was a bit lost at first. She was glad that the AW Wildcats were so helpful and friendly. Arvada West and A- merica are both to our guest's liking, yet Ghilsaine Gros would never make her home anywhere but France. Ghislaine Gros France while for AFS exchange students Rotary Clubs International brought CLAES LOWGRENto Arvada West. He has lived with several Arvada area families because his pro- gram is set up so that every four to six weeks he lives with a different family. Arvada West in general, he explained is much bigger than the school he attended in Sweden. His schooling be - ganwith ground school the first nine years. After com- pleting these nine years, the Swedish student has three choices: either drop out, go to a trade, or go on to the gymnasium, a type of schooling equivalent to 12th grade and two years of junior college. Claes enjoys a multiple of things with sailing, skiing and mountaineering at the top. He finds the different varieties of cereal very a- musing. Arby's Roast Beef is among his favorite in Amer- ican sandwiches along with rootbeer for his favorite soft drink. He says he is also par- tial to tacos, something not found in Sweden's cookbook. Claes alsc rates as a top sen- ior when it comes to friend- liness. He has a smile for everyone and always has time to stop and chat. The question most of the male students ask Claes is if Swe- den is really the land of free love. Claes's reply is, No way. Those who were fortunate enough to know this interest- ing and likeable person will remember his usual expres- sion, far-out! If all the other Swedes are like Claes, one might consider moving there. Claes Lowgren Sweden The Miracle Above is Anagnos and the three blind girls. Right, part of the crews. Dramatic Acting wa s at its best in the spring play THE MIRACLE WORKER. One of the hardest tasks was the Southern accent. Everyone was ready for opening night, March 19. The story of Helen Keller took a lot of real concentration to present superiorly. Definitely the cast and crews will remember all the backstage rush along with knowing they accomplished a real feat. Worker Cast A doctor. . . . . Kate............. Keller............. Helen............ Aunt Eu . . . . , James............ Anagnos . . . . Annie............ Viney ........... Three Blind Girls: Boy's Voices: . . . Steve Aldrich . . Denise Perkins , . . Larry Bulling . . Sid Dangerfield . . . . Kathy Hoida . . . Rick Harmon .......... Bob Daly Peggy Vanderlinden . . . Lynda Voelkel . . . Beth Tweedell Geraldine Shroeder . Stephane Ford . . Steve Erickson , . . . . Alan Hood Crews: Assistant Director. . Stage Manager . . . Asst. Stage Manager Technical Director. Prop Chr........... Costume Chr .... Stage crew Chr . . . Publisity Chr .... Set Design Chr . . . Production Asst. . . Make-up Chr. . . . Margo Eiseman Tammy Hall Jackie Adams Karin Quinn Peggy Downs Karen Langan Sylvan Ruud David Hudson David Dean Beth Tweedell Kathy Langhlin Far Left is Annie and Helen. Center, Keller and James. Above is Vi- ney and Aunt Eu. Below, the Doctor. Debbie Click 1971 Prom Queen Nancy Fbs 197 1 Prom New Albany Hotel ,—V ■'•vvjS k Nancy Day cn cm ilu ™ 1W Musical Coordinators for the play were Mr. Otto and Mr. Dunkin. Suzi Coffey, Andrea Guinn, Cherie Dervage, and Jim Whit- son played lead rolls in the musical 110 In the Shade . Cast of Characters Lizzy . . . Snookie . . Noah . . . H.C. ... Tim .... File. . . . Starbuck. . Toby . . . Accompianist . . Suzi Coffey Andrea Guinn Cherie Dervage . Mike Roberts . Dave Hudson Keith Ferguson . Brad Stewart . Jim Whitson . . Shann Cobb . Karen Spears Arvada West once again reached the heights of mus- ical theater with their pro- duction of 110 in the Shade.” The audience was thrilled with the Broadway-like qual- ity of the musical numbers and the acting excellence which was acheived on stage. The set design ex- pertly portrayed the l930Ls setting for the three-act play. This story of a rain- maker, a sheriff, and the girl who loves them both was a great success. Dancers and orchestra practice in order to have a perfect performance. Dancers from left to right, are Judy Kolb, Cindy Noorderbrook, Sarah Bowles Vickie Vietel, Ruth Ellis, Karen Newell, and Paula Kelly. Orchestra Members, pictured, are Cindy Palmer, Mike Goodfellow, Scott Reese, Eko Lucas, Kathy Johnson, Stephanie Sutly, and Debbie Miller. ' 37 Front Row- D. Brown, G. Rooklidge, S. Larghe, M. Gantenbein, P. Robinson, G. Spears, S. Adducci, R. Allison, R. Whitcomb, D. Hartman, D. Teeter, R. Berry. 2nd Row- Coach B. Byers, B. Nickle, B. Butcher, B. Gimeno, G. Long, S. Sutton, M. Moss, F. Spadi, F. Pacheco, R. Weaver, S. Fisk, M. Ricketts, K. Joos, J. Campbell, Head Coach M. Asbury, Coach Pyatt. 3rd Row- Coach B. McGregor, M. Maurer, R. Kailey, G. Caprioglio, T. Hancock, B. Crowley, M. Stanislao, J. McAleese, K. Metz, J. Ball, J. Hulstrom, R. Stephens, M. Lyons, R. Buelter, Coach D. Harris. 4th Row- B. Walters, P. Conner, P. Hoyt, J. Leslie, F. Flowers, J. Oyer, P. Moon, D. Oliver, R. Byrom, B. Sayers. Season Highlights After opening the season with a tough 7-6 loss at the hands of Lakewood, the Wildcats bounced back with five straight victorie. over die Jefferson County opposition. This set up a possible League Championship Game with Wheatridge. In this confrontaticr. die number one Defensive Team in the state was beaten by the state's first rated offensive eleven. The score was Arvada West 7, Wheatridge 26. The point spread was not indicative of die type of contest diat was played, as the hard fought battle was ncr decided until the final minutes of the game. Winding up with a win over East, of die Denver League, and a Senior Victory ove; Alameda the Wildcats experienced their most successful season ever widi an overall record of 7-2. Other Highlights of the 1970 Season included: finishing the season as the number two Defensive Team in the state afterleadir: in this department for some weeks; being ranked 9thintheDenverPostTopTenPoll; Having the Sophomore Team stay undefeated as Jefferson County Champions for the second straight year; seeing the Junior Varsity Team go unbeaten and also win the League Championship; die fact tiiat our two feeding Junior High's, Drake and Oberon earned a combined record of 11-1 with Ober: scoring 305 points and winning all 6 games; compiling a total program record of 25-2 or 36-3 with the freshman teams included, and finally the prospect of having a number of our players join many odier former Wildcats in continuing their education and football careers witii the aid of Football Scholarships. VARSITY JUNIOR VARSITY SOPHOMORES AW 6 Lakewood 7 AW 29 Alameda 0 AW 40 Alameda AW 10 Golden 0 AW 6 Lakewood 0 AW 19 Lakewood 0 AW 27 Bear Creek 6 AW 13 Golden 0 AW 43 Golden 6 AW 37 Jefferson 0 AW 25 Bear Creek 6 AW 13 Bear Creek 6 AW 26 Arvada 7 AW 19 Jefferson 0 AW 20 Jefferson 9 AW 27 Evergreen 0 AW 6 Arvada 0 AW 12 Arvada 10 AW 7 Wheatridge 26 AW 20 George AW 37 Evergreen AW 22 East 14 Washington 14 AW 6 Wheatridge 0 AW 41 Alameda 0 AW 6 Wheatridge 0 AW 7 Arapahoe 6 AW 62 Westminster 8 League Statistics TEAM STATS Team Offense - 2nd - 1857 Yds. Rushing, 749 Yds. Passing, 325 Yds. PerGame and 135 First Downs. Team Defense - 1st - 615 Yds. Rushing, 427 Yds. Passing, 130 Yds. Per Game., and 58 First Downs. INDIVIDUAL STATS Rushing - Steve Larghe - 4th 112 carries, 623 Yds., 5.5 average. Passing - Larry Bollig - 3rd 111 Attempts, 46 Completions, 6interceptions, 740Yds. 6 touchdowns. Receiving - Bob Toft - 5 til 14 receptions, 273 Yds., 3 touchdowns. Total Offense - Larry Bollig - 1st 166 attempts, 220 Yds. rushing, 740 Yds. passing 942 Yds. total. Steve Larghe - 8th 113 attempts, 623 Yds. rushing, 46 Yds. Passing. 669 Yds. total. Punting - Dee Teeter - 2nd, 8 attempts, 325 Yds., 40.6 average. Chris Sutley - 4th, 12 attempts, 442 Yds., 36.8 average. Steve Larghe - 10th, 5 attempts, 163 Yds., 32.6 average. Scoring - Larry Bollig - 9tii, 6 touchdowns, 36 points. FINAL STANDINGS TEAM WON LOST TIED Wheatridge 8 0 0 Lakewood 6 1 1 Arvada West 6 2 0 Jefferson 4 3 1 Bear Creek 4 3 1 Alameda 2 4 2 Arvada 2 6 0 Evergreen 1 6 1 Golden 0 8 0 Individual Recognition Honors L969 - All Conference Offensive Tackle All-Metro Denver 1970 - A11C onf e r enc eOffensive and Defensive Tackle All-Metro Denver All State Defensive Tackle 3rd Team Pre-Season, All American, Kick-Off Magazine Hon- orable Mention All American Coach and Athlete Magazine John Roush has proven to be one of the most outstanding players to ever play on the Jefferson County League and the State of Colorado. After considering numerous offers John has deceded to accept a Full- Scholarship to the University of Oklahoma. Co-Captain John Roush, 6 ’ 1 ”, 240 lbs All Conference 2nd Team Larry Bollig-Quarterback Defensive Halfback Jim Greene-Defensive End Steve Pancoast-Offensive Guard Joe Stelmack-Safety Bob Toft-Offensive End Dave Blanchard 6'0 , 170 lbs. All Conference, Line Backer Terry Lammers 6'0 , 185 lbs. All Conference, Offensive Guard Left, Sophomore Coaches Asbury, Harris, Pyait and Byers, (not pictured). Right, Coach McGregor, Terry Lam- mers, Paul Salazar, Pete Liske, Dr. White, Steve Patton, Larry Bollig, Steve Larghe Awards Most Valuable Player Award Glen Davis Memorial Award Doug Schlipmann Memorial Award Captains Award Outstanding Junior Award Outstanding Sophomore Award Larry Bollig Terry Lammers Paul Salazar Larry Bollig, John Roush Steve Patton, Paul Salazar Steve Larghe League champions State Qualifiers from left to right; Rick Stanley, Jerry Kantor, Kent Kriehn, Coach Winegar, Mike Evans, Gary Mayo, Jim McKenna. The Wildcat Tennis Team took the Jefferson County league championship with an 8-0 rec- ord. Six of these matches were 5-0 shutouts. Out of apossible40 points, the netterswon 37. Individual standouts were District Champions Jerry Kantor 2 Singles and Gary Mayo-Jim McKenna at 2 Doubles. Other state qualifiers were Rick Stanley 1 Singles and the 1 Doubles team of Kent Kriehn-Mike Evans. Coach Ponis believed that one large factor in the success of the Wildcat Tennis Teams, Varsity and Junior Varsity, was that he had Coaches Winegar and Coach Gohn to help in coaching the various teams. Above, Rick Stanley, standout Junior; left, Jerry Kantor, District Charr Coach Ponis and J. V. team. 1st row from left to right; Mike O'nan, Rich Quinn, George Schreiber. 2nd row; Dave Rossi, Steve O'Haire, and George Holmes. No. 2 doubles, and District Champions Gary Mayo and Jim McKenna. Scoreboard Englewood 5-0 East 5-0 Lakewood 3-2 Bear Creek 5-0 Jefferson 5-0 Arvada 5-0 Evergreen 4-1 Wheat ridge 5-0 Golden 5-0 5t0 Above, CoachWinegargives team last minute instruc- tions. Left, No. 1 doubles and 3rd in District Kent Kriehn and Mike Evans. Thinclads district champions Three consecutive first place trophies highlighted the Wildcat Cross Country Season. Paced by the Big Five Captain Steve Reynolds, Captain Dave Leeds (only senior lettermen), Dwayne Biederman, Don Gibbs and Captain Ken Baldwin, the harriers re- peated as County Champs, then proceeded to sweepthe Boulder Valley Invitational and the Metro-North District. The thinclads closed the season with a fifth place finish in the State Meet, with the Big Five all plac- ing in the top 52 runners out of 117. This is the highest an Arvada West Cross Coun- try Team has placed in the history of the school. Jim Cowan displays individual effort, vital to a cross country team. Jr. Steve Reynolds places 25th in State in a field 44 Coach Courkamp prepares team for State meet of 117. 1970 Cross Country team: Coach Courkamp, Don Gibbs, Dave Leeds, Jim Cowan, Steve Reynolds, Dwayne Biederman, Martin Menard, Allen Hall, Brad Anderson, Mike Armstrong, Joe Gaddy, Jim Hobuss, Mark Proper, joe Nunn, Brett Recen, Don Tschabrun, Tom Biederman, Joe Barrett, Ken Baidwin, Mike Pollocoff, Tim Challans. Captain and only Senior letterman, Dave Leeds, puts three 45 years of hard work together to finish 23rd in state. Season Record Denver Invitational 3rd Triangular (Arvada and Lakewood) 1st Triangular (Jefferson and Lakewood) 2nd Aurora Invitational 8th Jefferson County Invitational 3rd Jefferson County Championships 1st Boulder Valley Invitational 1st Metro-North District 1st State Championships 5th Best Times Steve Reynolds 10:17 Dave Leeds 10:18 Dwayne Biederman 10:21 Don Gibbs 10:22 Ken Baldwin 10:25 Jim Cowan 10:34 Mike Armstrong 10:54 Mark Proper 10:55 Martin Menard 11:15 Brett Recen 11:16 Joe Caddy 11:21 A.W. Cats on the run! The highlight of the Cats 1970-71 season was defeating crosstown rival Arvada by a score of 54-53, with a winning last second shot by Rick Keefer. With three returning letterman, Joe Stelmack, Jim Greene, and Larry Bollig, the Cat's will take a shot at Districtwith a 7-5 half season league rec- ord. (captain) Joe Stelmack doing his thing! ARVADA WUt Top: M. Barrows, R. Armor, C. Geiger, J. Stelmack, J. Warson, J. Greene, B. Toft, D. Teter, D. Schneider, J. Donalson, Bottom: R. Long, S. Burkhart, D. Taylor, D. Binder, R. Keefer, G. Barnett, J. Negri, L. Bollig, K. Wimmer, C. Schiele. Seniors of ’71” Doug Binder Guard 47 Bob Toft Center Jim Watson Center Jim Greene Forward Joe Stelmack Forward Varsity Basketbal Coaches: Standing Mr. Schiele, Mr. Long, Mr. Barrows. Kneeling Mr. Donaldson, Mr. Weinegar. Scoreboard Varsity basketball team Ranum. . . Opp. . 56 Arvada 60 Lakewood . . 57 54 Golden. . . . 71 128 Bear Creek . 67 64 Jefferson. . . 48 94 Arvada . . . 53 54 Pubelo Roncolli . 63 56 Evergreen . . 52 62 Wheat Ridge . 78 65 Alameda. . . 59 54 Lakewood . . 58 70 Golden. . . . 75 112 Bear Creek. . 59 51 Jefferson. . . 55 85 Sophomore basketball team: Top: C. Schiele, D. Tanner, D. Teter, D. Grahm, J. Waring, B. Butcher, M. Terry D. Hartman, G. Spears, Coach L. Winegar. Bottom: R. Berry, R. Coursey, G. Mayo, T. Jensen, J. Brakcta, B. Nickle. 48 Grapplers finish second in state The Wildcat wrestling team, despite several injuries and disappointments during the regu- lar season, finished with a 9-2 win-loss record, and took District, and finished 2nd inState, for the best record in the school's history. Their dual meet loses were to Wheatridge and Grand Junction Central. The Wildcats lost the services of Dennis Applehans and Paul Salazar; both outstanding wres- tlers, when injuries forced them out of the line-up. It is a real credit to the Wildcat wres- tling team to end the season as District Champion and place as state winners, after losing two key performers. The District Tournament produced five district champions for Arvada West: Randy Sorrentino 105 lbs., Dick Sorenson 126 lbs., Stan Murphy 132 lbs., Gary Martin 167 lbs., and HWT John Roush. In the State Tournament, Sorrentino defeated three previously undefeated wrestlers on route to his State Championship, while John Roush finished a perfect season with a 22-0 win-loss record- for first place at state. Junior Gary Martin lost a hard fought 4-3 decision in a championship match and finished 2nd, while Dick Sorensen wrestled and won three tough matches, to win 3rd place. Stan Murphy, junior, won one match and lost two to be elimi- nated from the tournament while junior Robin Heid lost liis first match and was put out. The outlook for next year's Wrestling Team is tremendous. Left, Mike Jarrctt, John Roush, Dennis Polk, Dick Soren- sen and Randy Sor- ren t i n o . Right, John Roush, Coach Bill Byers, Dick Sorenson and Ran- dy Sorrentino. 50 State Champions 1971 RANDY SORRENTINO 105 SR. State Champion, District Champion (2), Pueblo East Champion (2), 20 wins 1 loss, Team Captain. State Place Winners JCHN ROUSCH HWT. SR. State Champion, District Champion, Pueblo East Champion (2), 22 wins 0 loss, Team Captain. State Qualifiers GARY MARTIN 167 DICK SORENSEN 126 STAN MURPHY 132 ROBIN HE ID 119 Gunner up State, District Champion. 3rd State, District Champion, Pueblo East Champion. District Champion, Pueblo East Champion. 2nd District Stan Murphy attempts to gain control. Randy Sorrentino pins his man. ite� Five points for Robin He id. Fighting back, Mike Asplund gives opponent a work out. Dick Sorenson uses strength and force to win. Byers-Coach of the Year After compiling a record of 22 wins, 3 losses and 1 tie over a two year period in duel match competi- tion; having two district champion- ship teams; win- ning the Pueble East tournament two years in a row; and having his team place fifth in state his first year and second his second; it came as no sur- prise to anyone when, at the con- clusion of the 1971 Class AAA Wres- tling Tournament, that Coach Bill Byers of Arvada West was chosen the Colorado High School Wrestling Coach of the Year by the Colorado High School Coaches Associa- tion. By inspiring his teams to learn the basic funda- mentals first and then polishing these skills, Coach Byers has established a win- ning tradition. CONGRATULA- TIONS! Above: Coach Byers pauses for a moment from his busy schedule. 54 Varsity Record Lakewood Boulder Grand Junction Central . . . . lost 16-23 Pueblo East Tournament. . team champions Bear Creek Sterling Fruita Jefferson Arvada Evergreen Arapahoe Wheatridge . . . lost 19-22 Golden Alameda Arvada West Junior Varsity 9-1 Duel Meet Record Arvada West Invitational Team Champions Jefferson County District Champions Arvada West Sophomore Record 6-2 Duel Meet Record Colorado Springs Wasson 17 Team Tournament Team Champions Gymnasts strive for excellence The 197 1 Arvada West Gymnastic team began their seasons practices the first of February. The varsity team, coached by Mr. John Gohn cpmsosts pf 15 gymnasts. The first scheduled meet was March 3 with Coranado in Colorado Springs. The team then met with Aurora Hinkleyand finally began their season with the Jefferson County schools. The individuals will participate in the six Olympic Events including; parallel bars, rings, side horse, floor exercise, vaulting, high bar and trampoline. They will also compete in the Dis- trict and County meets scheduled in April. With the great talent these boys have the team is certain to go far! Foreign exchange student Klaus Langrew performs Iron Cross on Rings. Having perfect form Scott Treber works on back lever. Above: Scott Jefferson practices straddle cut for first meet. Left: Pushing to back flip is Dwight Oyer. Girls’ gymnastics Above Left: A lone girl practices her routine on the uneven bars. Above Right: One member of the team practices in silence as she works to perfect her front walk- over. Below Left: Jona- lee Hess practices onher vaulting form. builds atheletic ability The girls’ gymnastics team, this year under the direction of Mrs. Mary Kvamme and Mrs. Judy Temple, began practices early in the school year. The team competed in meets with other schools as well as on the district and state levels. Above Left: Paula Patton perfects her dismount from the unevens. Above: Debbie Hudson springs before beginning her handspring. Left: One young lady practices. Track Team works for victory Back Row: Left to Right - Coach Lee Courkamp, Doug Clements, Steve Reynolds, Jim Cowan, Ken Baldwin, Ben Gimeno, Joe Barrett, and Dwayne Biederman. Front Row; Bob Hotchkiss, MartinMenard, Brett Recen, Rick Guinn, Mike Armstrong, Joe Gaddy. This group of men run twelve months out of the year. Coach Courkamp leads the pack up to ten miles a night. 60 Kent Wimmer is getting a little inside on his start. He runs the 100 and 220. These four men Bob Toft, Les Lindaurer, Rick Meyers and Bob Brock, com- prise the Wildcats one mile relay team, which is directed by Coach Mc- Gregor. v mx% TOKb-. This season we will have 17 Varsity Meets and 4 Sophomore Meets. The number of participants in dual and triangular meets is usually unlim- ited. This is also anoportune time to make known that there is a place on the team for boys of almost any physical type and ability. The suc- cess depends more on development of ability through practice then on size, which is only of secondary importance in track. Springtime holds anexcit- mentfor both boys and girls in golf. This year the team plays in the spring where as last year they played in the fall. Springtime Sports The boys are again privileged to have Mr. Ponis as their fine ener- getic director for the team. Wayne Ozbom, Jim Tollman, Rick Tib- bets, David Dieterlc, Dave Mor- rill, and David Merritt are a few of this years golf team-mates, (names from left to right starting with top row). at Arvada West Wrestlers John Roush v. s. opponent. Tankers continue Above Left: Ed Staible psyches up before the next race. Above Right: Tom M iller prepares to spring from the blocks as he awaits the starting signal. Below Left: Backstroke await the signal to start their specialty. to improve The Arvada West swim team, under the coaching of Mr. Charles Kauffman, this year entered its second year of interscholastic competition. Through dedication and practices before and after school, the team showed an improvement over its showing of a year ago, and became a contender whenever it competed. Above: Paul Harris gives his upcoming race deep thought as he awaits the signal to come to his mark. Above Right: Coach Kauffman and one of his charges look on as the meet pro- gresses. Below: Swimmers prepare to dive as they await the signal to go. Intramurals keep 66 Gary Thatcher leads Pancoast and Schmodkiss Revival on to victory. Rick Meyers adds two more as Gary Thatcher and Chris Sutley look on. the fat fit Golden Toe Schmitz strikes again. The intramural basketball program, sponsored by Mr. David Harris, opened its season January 6, 1971, in the AW gym. There were 12 teams in the program which were divided into the purple and white leagues. Meeting every Wednesday night, the teams provided interesting games. The winners of both leagues met February 10 for the championship. After the finals, an all-star student team was selected to take on the faculty. Rick Kinard displays his teams fighting form. Wopper Winegar grabs the rebound. With a strong nucleus of ten returning letter men, including all-conference returnees thied base- man, Rick White and outfielder, Arnie Niemeyer, the Wildcat baseball team entered the 1971 sea- son as strong contenders for league laurels and a berth in the State Tournament. The diamondmen, who began practice March 1 under the direction of second year coach Mark LaGrone, were loaded with experience. Also returning f r o m last year's team were Larry Bollig, pitcher; Greg Bakel, catcher; Joe Stel- mack, first base; Rick Muller, first base-out- field; Rick Keefer, second base; Gary Thatcher, shortstop; Paul Pfiefer, outfield; Paul Salazar, catcher-outfield; and White and Niemeyer. Assisting LaGrone were Jon Donaldson and Junior Varsity-Sophomore Coach J.B. Barnes. Right-Head baseball Coach Mark LaGrone and star pitcher Larry Bollig. Below-Paul Piefer, Arnie Niemeyer and Rich White seigning the lumbers. I i Catcher Greg Bakel and first baseman Rick Muller looking forward to a Title year. Rick White who led the team in hitting last year displays batting form. Pitcher Larry Bollig expected to be a key figure this year for AW. 69 A11-Conference returners, outfielder Amie Niemeyer and 3rd baseman Rick White. AW Invitational Power Lift Meet-1971 Power Lifting is a relatively new activity in Colorado High Schools. Jefferson High conducted the first meet in 1968, Ranum High the second in 1969, with Arvada West sponsoring the last two in 1970 and 1971. The Wildcats finished 2nd in the first meet and have been the winners of the last three. Power lifting has proven to be a worthwhile activity at Arvada West and has offered an opportunity for many more boys to com- pete during the winter athletic season. Coach McGregor has worked with the Wild- cat lifters the past four years with much help from coaches Asbury and LaGrone. Scoring i s on the basis of four places (5, 3, 2, 1). Arvada West finished first with 56 points followed by Jefferson-8, Lincoln -6, Arvada-4, and Wheatridge-0. Best Lifter-The Best Lifter is determined by the Ravenswood formula which utalizes a co-efficient for bodyweight and total poundage lifted. The Best Lifter in this years meet was Ed Becerra of Arvada West in the 1481b. class. 1971 Arvada West Invitational Power Lift Champions. 70 Results WEIGHT BENCH CLASS PLACE NAME SCHOOL PRESS SQUAT DEAD LIFT TOTAL 123 1 2 1st Trujillo Lincoln 200 185 270 655 2nd Lambert Arvada West 155 185 280 630 3rd Perlmutter Jefferson 105 135 205 445 132 1 4 1st Dorrance Arvada West 165 210 415 790 2nd Maurer Arvada West 200 195 300 695 3rd Cain Jefferson 155 190 315 660 148 3 4 1st Becerra Arvada West 250 300 430 980 2nd Smith Arvada West 205 290 375 870 3rd Thatcher Arvada West 225 255 375 855 165 1 4 1st Kremer Arvada West 250 330 450 1030 2nd Blanchard Arvada West 250 300 425 975 3rd Pacheco Arvada West 235 300 410 945 181 3 4 1st Lammers Arvada West 275 325 450 1050 2nd Lyons Arvada West 225 275 425 950 3rd Arnold Arvada 255 285 390 930 198 1 4 1st Heinle Arvada West 225 325 500 1050 2nd Nance Jefferson 225 335 465 1025 3rd Pancoast Arvada West 225 300 465 1000 Heavy Weight 1st Roush Arvada West 315 345 535 1225 2nd Kinard Arvada West 235 350 500 1085 3rd Peterson Arvada 275 300 460 1035 New records: Dorrance Arvada West Dead Lift 415 Becerra Arvada West Bench Press 250 Heinle Arvada West Dead Lift 500 Roush Arvada West Bench Press 315 Dead Lift 535 Total 1225 We’ve got SPIRIT! So let’s hear it! Judy Partridge Suzi Coffey Jacque Adams Varsity Cheerleaders - Gay Reese, Diann Pederson, Suzi Coffey, Jacque Adams, Judy Partridge, and Debbie Click, Jean Blotcky, Debbie Chamberlain, Leah Daly, Sherry Dalton, Sarah Bow- les, Kathy Brustman. Laura McFadden, Julie Diller, Nancy Day, Diane G o 1 fsw or th, Mary Pat Gauthier, President, and Patti Ken- dall. Jody Polito, Vicki Rice, Dawn Saw- ada, Karen Olson, Renee Schwensen, and Phyllis Murray. 1971 Cats Pom-Cats shape up at rallies! For years Arvada West Pom-Cats have been known as a flag team and strictly a pom-pom perform- ance group. This year they have changed all this by using novel themes and props for every per- formance, Also, this year the schedule was arranged so they could have a class to make up rallies and routines. Can-can, can she do the can-can? Aria Thompson, Vice President; Amy Wood, Claudia Wells, Sharon Warneke, Heidi Titte- rud, and Janelle Vacher. Left, right, left FALL-IN!! To a member of the marching band, this is a familiar c o m m a nd. Every morning during football sea- son the marching band prac- ticed for their half-time per- formances with the Pom- Cats. The Harvest Festival Parade and the Band Day at Fort Collins were other ac- tivities they participated in. They received a First Divi- sional rating, at Fort Col- lins . T h e i r performances were well done this year. A congratulations to the Marching Band. DISMISSED!! Marching Band 1970-1971 Spirettes The Spirettes are the backbone of the basket- ball spirit. They make very creative posters and boost the Wildcat Basketball spirit at ev- ery game. This year the Spirettes include-Sondra Meininger, Celia Van Arsdale, Cathy Cutrell, Nan White, Linda Raven, Debbie Hollis, Lynn Cook, Becky Cook, Patti Gillan, Diane Cox, Brenda Reiser, Jan Kee- gan, Carol Gelroth, Cherie Dervage, and Susie Campbell. Varsity Mat-Maids consist of Missy Lakes, Andrea Braketa, Leslie Wes- coatt, Kay Gustafson, Roberta Him- schoot, and Sandii Crum. The Junior Varsity Mat-Maids include Nancy Anderson, Jan Dona 1 d s on , Cheryl Ames, Carol Wagner, and Gail Spil- lane. The Mat-Maids take wrestling statistics, make posters, and boost spirit for wrestling. The Racketts help the tennis coaches by recording statistics and most of all by creating an interest in tennis. Dur- ing the tennis season the Racketts make posters and attend the tennis matches. The Racketts this year are Aleah Hilsinger, Paula Blasko, Cindy Hall, Kathy McDonald. Denise Perk- ins, and Charmayne Simonton. In Action! Student Body Officers Members of DECA gather for meeting. Distributi' Distribu ducatioh Distributive Educa ptt feflSWaye E«u cation ibimv ► eSuc on lucation Distributive Education Distributive Education Distributive Educataon Distributive Education Distributive Education j Distributive Education Distributive Education Distributive Education Distributive Education Distributive Education Distributive Educati' Distributive Education Distributive Education Distributive Educa ; Distributive Education Distributive Education Distributry q Distributive Education Distributive lEdtiCi n Distributive Edu Distributive Education Distributive ducaticftTL Distributive Ed Distributive Education Distributive E ication H Don Bolen and Steve Bock display shoes in an interest- ing way. DECA DECA offers practical training and experience through partici- pation to students who are inter- ested in marketing and distribu- tion. Students in DECA learn to work a cash register and be part of a work program. They have afternoon j ob s with local busi- nesses for on-the-job training. Students are under the super- vision of die DE Coordinator and training sponsor. Mr. Herman and Mr. Dalton, the true backbone of the DECA program. DECA members, Gloria Tripp, Jeanna Bell, and Collette Spears, work on wig display. 85 Associati on Girls .Assoc Athletic Association Girls thletic Assoc iris Athletic Assori a firm Qir1 ; AtMf Hr AsSQC. let it Assoc Asso-cia|aon Qiris Athletic Assoc tc Associa pff irls Athletic Assoc 1c Association Girls Athletic Assoc iris Athletic Association Girls Athletic Assoc iris Athletic Association Girls Athletic Assoc iris Athletic Association GirW i ls Athletic Assojation Girls tic Assoc Athletic s Athletic A Itic Assoc tion Girls J|fc«tic Assoc fls lhletic Association Girls Attl ic Assoc Is Athletic y ssofciation Girls Allelic Assoc Athletic Association Girls Affiletic Ass Front Row: Mrs. Kvamme, Miss Pagano, Sponsors; Sue Brown, Jan Clayburn, Treasurer; Pam Norton, Vice president; Linda Rawlings, President; Kathy Laughlyn, Game manager; Sandy Emarine, Publicity chairman; Sue Lutz, Secretary; Janet Pike. Row 2: Debbie Greco, Gina Moore, Paula Holcomb, Robin Black, Marilyn Earl, Margi Rogers, Sue West, Karen Easley, Cindy Jones, Diane Morriel. Row 3: Karen Stringer, Mary Schalk, Denise Greco, Mary Anderson, Debbie Brock, Dixie Graves, Vickie Evans, Billie Feagell, Sharon Haugum, Ann Zirbel, Vicki Veitel, Jan Cherven. Row 4: Linda Myers, Jonna Hess, Lorie Katt, Connie Wardle, Ann Johnson, Becky Armstorng, Nancy Neilson, Debbie Branchaw, Maureen McNamara, Marsha Lamb, Paulette Johnson. Row 5: Linda Miller, Laura Pollocoff, Dana Click, Nancy Bulling, Gigi Glass, Ruth Ellis, Janet De Vigil, Andrea Campbell, Sandra Puyana, Holly Farmer. Row 6: Karen White, Sherry Brown, Peggy Beecher, Paula Patton, Bev Plese, Sue MacDonald, Sue Brumgard, Sue Kincaid, Terry Bancroft, Marline Manley, Stephanie Ford, Lynda Hess. Row 7: Karen Remmick, Timmie Colestock, Karen Olsen, Debbie Hudson, Pam McCaffeey, Cheryl Stapp, Kris Kilsay, Virginia Binder, Claudia Atwood, Mielie Blakemore, Mary Jo Guest, Laura McFadden. G.A.A. members develop fine skills. Standing: Debbie Martins, Sandy Wyman, Mrs. White; sponsor, Dianne Fabiano, Mrs. Clute, Connie Kesner, Mrs. Wood- ward, Kathy Beard, Paulette Koch; Sitting: Leslie Oatman, Sherry Goddard, Connie Mathews, Marilyn Jones, Linda Brown, Renee Bach, Debbie Faber, Bonnie Mocha. For students interested in a business future, the Future Business Leaders of America is the clubfor them. This club, sponsored by Mrs. White, is made up of Office Occupations II students who get on the job training in afternoon jobs. This years officers are Linda Brown, presi- dent; Renee Bak, vice president; Connie Kesner, secretary;Sandy Wyman, treas- urer; and Connie Mathews, historian. Sandy Wyman, Connie Mathews and Debbie Martins enjoy a club party. Mrs. Woodward helped in the activities of F. B. L. A., the first semester. The students and sponsors join with a Greek student while he shows them a native dance. International Club is a newly organized club here at Arvada West. It is made up of Spanish Club, French Club, and German Club. The purpose of the International Language Club is to promote better understanding of foreign cultures and to assist the AFS. This is an International Club dinner, one of many activities. fernational Club I; International Club Internatioi lub International C lternational Cli ternational lltb Infer national Club Internatiofel Qi aterna tional Rational Club International Cli International Club International Club International Cli international L. International £ lub Internatioi H b International Cli ub Int nationS Club International Cl al Club Interna tic |ernational Club International Club International Ch |nteri%tionaf5$lub International Club International Cl rnational Club International Cl mational Club International Cli International CluMfoerJjMonal Club International Ch International Chit� � ternati«jial Club International Cli International Club fernaticH| Club International Cli International Club iBHK tioni International Club I: International Club Ini International Club Int International Club Int International Club Inte International Club Inte Wk International Cli lub International Ch tiona| Club International Cli 1 Club International Ch Blnal Club International Ch al Club International Ch al Club International Ch A Greek dance- 'kills. Front Row: Susi Brown, Treasurer; Melinda Burgett, Secretary; Janet Pike, Historian; Second Row: Miss Anderson, Sponsor Miss Roush, Student teacher; Sue Huie, Historian; Liz Shugrue, President, (not pictured) Leslie Wescoatt, Vice President. This is the motto for the active F.T. A. club at Arvada West. F.T. A. incites an interest in teaching as a career. This year the club bagged cookies for teachers during Educa- tion Week, taught at local elementary schools and attended the National F.T. A. Convention in Pueblo. F.T.A. members Learn by Doing Susi Brown Touch humanity--teach i ■.Hi Front Row:Officers; Bob Toft, Rick Meyers, Steve Pancoast, Joe Stelmack. Second Row: Dee Teter, Kurt Lockmiller, Steve Patton, Steve Reynolds, Mike Wilson, Ed Becerra, Jim Tellman, Bob Brock. Third Row: Stere Larghe, Paul Salazar, Chris Brainard, Dwayne Beiderman, Dave Blanchard, Arnie Neimeyer, Paul Pfeifer, Brad Anderson. Fourth Row: Rick Kinard, Don Taylor, Scott Jefferson, Dennis Polk, Terry Lammers, John Roush, Jim Greene, Jim Blair, Rick Muller. Fifth Row: Bob At- water, TomSwaboda, Greg Bake 1, Mike Roberts, Larry Bollig, Dave Leeds, Rick White. Sixth Row: Chris Sutley, Jim Watson, Jerry Kantor, Ken Baldwin, MorganHolt, Larry Schafer, Kent Krein. Seventh Row: Dick Sorensen, Dave Dederly, Paul Harris, Dave Merrit, Greg Barrnett, Wayne Osburn, Kent Wimmer, Alan Hood. Sponsors: Bill Byers, Mark LaGrone, Marty Asbury. Not pictured: Tom McDonnell. n Lettermen Lettermen Cetteaupiexi Lette: ermcn n Lettermen Lettermen ette' ;ermen Lettermen Lette- lerme: ien Lettermen’ Letterme: irmen Lettermeh Lett N Lettermen Lettermen JletlprmSBLettemen Lettermen L-frcr ttermen Lettermen L Lettermen Lettermen Lettermen Lettermen Lettermen Lettermen Lettermen l£; ' I • Lettermen Lettermen Lettermen Leftermen Lettermen Lettermen Lettermen Lettermen Lettermen Lettermen Lettermen Let h f I i • v Lettermen Lettermen Lettermen Lettermen Lettermen Lettermen Lettermen Lettermen Lettermen Lettermen Lettermen Let : ttermen Lettermen Lett :ttermen Letterme ‘ttermen LettermenWttermen Lettermen Lettermen Lettermen Lettermen Lefl| en Lettermen Lettermen Lettermen Le .ettermen Lettermen Lettermen Lettermen Lettermen Lettermen L Lette Lettermen Lettermen Lettermen Lettermen L The sponsors are talking to the club as the president, Rick Meyers looks on. KevClub Kcv Club Key Club Key Club Key Cl K glu Hy Club b ' rKey C1|5k 5V-Ghijjg| Club KflttlliKey Cl Cei j|J c5IP Key Club KcvC IkI n XBK $PV Club kJF lul fc C l jT jS R yClub Key BfClub Key Club Key Club Key GluH Key Club Key Club Key Club Key Club This is the clubs fearless leader, Mr. Watson. This is one of the typical Key Club meetings. The sponsor looks on with interest. Although declared inactive by Key Club's International, the Arvada West Key Club is one of the most involved clubs in Arvada West. Under the di- rection of club sponsor Mr. Watson, and officers Jim Whitson, Tom MacDonnell, and Dave Leeds, the club undertook many activities. Some of these included tutor- ing underprivileged children, working with the Salvation Army and supporting an all area party which gave stu- dents from Denver and sur- rounding areas a chance to meet each other and discuss set ups of different schools. The Arvada West Key Club is and will continue to be a very active club in school as well as in the community and will become once again active in the eyes of Key Club Interna- tional. Tom MacDonnell, vice president, conducts a Key Club meeting as two members discuss the prospects of an all area party. National HoncUJofciety National Honor Society National Honor Society National Honor Society National Honor Society National Honor Society ..National HonorSSociety National Honor Society National Honor Society National Honor Society ional Honor Society ty National Honor Society National Honor National Honor S National Honor Soi etyjjJational Honor Society National Honi National Hon National Hon National Hono1 Nation; Nation National National Honor Soc National Honor Soc: tional Honor Society tonal Honor Society onal Honor Society mal Honor Society onor Society al Honor Society 1 Honor Society Honor Society [Honor Society NHS at their best. The four qualifications that the members of National Honor Society are chosen on are; service, leadership, character, and scholarship. This year prospective members demonstrated each of these qualities, includ- ing attendance to a leadership conference, and doing a service project. This years sponsors are Miss Janet Pease and Mr. Jim Pierson. The officers are Randy Shipley, president; Dewey Jackson, vice-president; Nan White, secretary; and Kathy Genoff, treasurer. Junior-Senior Members of National Honor Society. Row 1: Bob French, Barb Futona, Steve Auston. Row 2: Kevin Dunn, Laurie Ball. Row 3: Debbie Bamgrover, Anna Day, Lynn Heinz, Keith Markley. Row 4: Debbie Jessop, Patty Robinson, Bert Carrolo, Randy Shipley. Row 5: Dave Batson, Dave Beecher. Randy Vernon, Scott McGloughlin. Members of the Math Club learn computer techniques on the Teletype Terminal. Math club is composed of people who are interested in challengingthe field of mathematics. The members of the club participated in a Math Seminar at CU. The purpose of the club is to further enlighten members on math problems. Math club sponsor is Mr. Charles Murphy. Club president is Bob French. 93 First Row: Bob French, Steve Austin, Keith Markley, Randy Shipley, Barb Futoma, Lillian Sawada. Second Row: Scott McGlochlin, John Bernhardt, Richard Bohling, David Batson. Third Row: Dave Beecher, Bert Carollo, Dale Cook, Mr. Ashton. Science Club To create and stimulate an active interest in the sciences is the purpose of Science Club. The areas of astronomy, chemistry, biochemistry, and biology are among the sev- eral fields of science covered by the club. Science Club's activities include movies, field trips and a proposed sci- ence-mathematics fair. The recently re-organized club is under the sponsorship of Mr. Bill Ashton. Chairman is Randy Shipley, Secretary-treasurer is Barb Futoma. Scott McGlochlin and Randy Shipley work on experiment. Future Homi Home: -uacncl WW e Homemaiwij of im erica Future Home makers ) f Future H akers of America Future Homem akers ot America Future Homemakers of ?k'tt.|f|A m eric a Future Homemakers of Future Home uture Home Future Homemakers of America Future Homemakers of FHA's officers are, from left to right, Martha McNabb, pres.; Debbie Cook, vice president, Margie Rogers, historian; Cyndi Rilea, re- porter. F. H. A. is the national organization of girls and boys studying home econom- ics in the junior and senior high schools of the United States, Puerto Rico, and the Virgin Islands. The F. H. A. goal is to help individuals improve personal, family, and com- munity living. F. H. A. 's purposes are to promote a growing appreciation of the joys and satisfactions of homemaking; to em- phas ize the importance of worthy home membership; to encourage democracy in home and community life; to work for good home and family life for all; to promote international good will; to foster the development of creative leadership in home and community life; to provide wholesome individual and group recreation; to further inter- est in home economics. Yearly activities that F.H.A. spon- sors include a poster painting slumber party, a food basket activity duringthe Thanksgiving season for people on welfare, a Christmas candy sale, making baby clothing for reservation Indians, and an annual spring bridal fashion show. Meetings are held twice a month and are sponsored by Mrs. Pagano and Mrs. Glades. Cheryl Strap, Louise Jekowski, Mary Jarret, Carol Rosander and Kris Keller await to make their presentations in demonstrations in Home Ec., Careers. Upper Left: Nan White, co-editor, proofreads copy for year- book. Above: Jacque Adams and Debbie Clickwork togeth- er to finish wrestling pages for deadline. Below: Milton Miller, Laura Stevens, Diane Williams, Merry Wyman, dis- cuss copy problems witn sponsor Mrs. Massey. Upper right: Claudia Wells, Debe Quinlisk, Francie Seaman show a typ- ical day in Yearbook6THperiod. Lower right: Milton Miller and Claudia Wellssortthrough pictures. Far right: Gay Reese and Mrs. Massey find their lighter moments in doing the yearbook. '70-71 CLAW Staff Co-editors Donna Roberts Nan White Business Manager Larry Mullin Activities Editor [anelle Vacher Academics Editor Mike Sullivan Spirit Editor Judy Partridge Sports Editors Chris Sutley Rick Meyers Club Editor Claudia Wells Faculty Editor Ann Pennington Senior Editor Francie Seaman Junior Editor Diane Williams Sophomore Editor Liz Schugrue Index Editor Debe Quinlisk Photographers Tom MacDonnell, Chris Sutley, Rick Meyers, John Coy, Mike Haynes, Milton Miller, Dan Newman. Staff Jacque Adams, Larry Bulling, Debbie Click, Margo Eiseman, Larry Bollig, Becky Mayo, Gay Reese, Laura Stevens, Merry Whym an. 70-71 Claw The CLAW Staff of 1970-71 endeavored to completely and accurately paint a por- trait of school life. To many people, a yearbook is just taken for granted; but to the staff, it is much more. To co-editors Donna Roberts and Nan White and the rest of the staff, it meant work on deadlines, identifying pic- tures, layouts, co-ordinating pages, cap- tions, and copy. With all this comes something they would not miss for any- thing; that is to see a book take form, to see all one’s work combined into one yearbook that no one will forget. Magazine Westwind Staff Managing Editor - Dennis Polk Layout Design Editor - Jim Kester Business Manager - Dewey Jackson Assistant Editor - David Cain Sports Editor - Joe Stelmack Reporting Staff — David Brendsel, Bob Brock, RussGorrell, Mary King, Terry Lammers, Mike Remillard, Cindy Rilea, Chris Sutley, Theresa Soucie, Celia VanArsdale, Debbie Click, Mike Jones, Larry Bollig, Larry Bulling, Laura Stevens. Typists and assistants - Sandy Corby Sue Dance Advisor - Mrs. Betty Massey. format changes Westwind y The Westwind has been an innova- tion in high school newspapers. A change in format, both physical and content format, have made the pa- per a success. The paper has been more popular with the students of the school than in any previous year. Under the Editorship of Dennis Polk and Jim Tester, the staff of the Westwind has learned journalism skills by producing the new maga- zine type format. In depth report- ing, special features, and profes- sional looking layouts make the 1970 Westwind different from other standard high school papers. Upper left comer: Mrs. Massey carefully scans all Westwind copy. Lower left comer: Dennis Polk attempts to direct West- wind Staff about upcoming publication. Left: Terry Lammers crops a picture to size as Larry Bulling looks on. Right: Terry Lammers, Dennis Polk, and Chris Sutley put their heads together to solve a journalistic problem. Below: Laura Stevens assists Mary King, Sue Dance, Sandy Corby, Theresa Soucie, and Celia Van Arsdale in Westwind design. THESPIAN DRAMA CLUB MEMBERS Janet Atkinson Brian Bachtel Karla Becerra Debbie Cook Sandii Cram Anna Day Cherie Dervage Peggy Downs Donelle Franklin Mike Gilmore Kathy Hoida ONE-STAR Clark Atwood Kathy Brown Sid Dangerfield Dave Dean Tammy Hall Karen Quinn Steve Aldrich TWO-STAR Mike Remillard Sylvan Ruud Officers: President Vice-Pres. Secretary Treasurer Kathy Laughlin Vickie Miller Barb Mullen Dwight Oyer Denise Perkins Mike Roberts Brad Stewart Peggy Vanderlinden Lynda Voelkel Alan Wells Jerry Bieser THREE-STAR David Hudson FOUR-STAR Judi Kolb Jim Whitson Jim Whitson Judi Kolb Tammy Hall Sid Dangerfield Thespian troupe 2668 is the Arvada West High Schools branch of the International Society. We are a non-secret, non-social club formed for the advancement of standards of excel- lence in dramatic arts. Wind Ensemblje.Ww® ind Eagemble EnsembT Wpicl HJseiW Ensemble Wind Euseml Wmmrnrn m wind Ensemble Wind Ensemble Wind Ensemble Wind Ensemble Wind Ensemble Wind Ensemble Wind Wind Ensemble Wind Ensemble Wind Ensemble Wind Ensemble Wind Wind Ensemble Wind Ensemble Wind Ensemble Wind Ensemble Wind Wind E: emble Wind Ensemble W cmble wBRflHHI Ensemble Wind Wind Ensemble Wind Ensemblt Wir.d Ensemble Wind Ensemble Wind Ensemble Wind Ensemble The Wind Ensemble gave 3 bril- liant performances under the di- rection of George Duncan during the 1970-71 school year. On Jan. 26 the band attempted its most challenging first concert of any school year, resulting in a fine performance. Other concerts performed were March 29, and the Pops Concert on June 2. Band Council consisted of the fol- lowing members; Larry Borchardt, Susie Brown, Sue Huie, Brad Stew- art, and Diane Williams. Music Booster Representatives were Burt Carollo and Terry Man- zo. First Row; Kenny Kinard, DeeAnn Young, Terry Manzo, Leslie Dick, Bert Carollo, Brett Recen. Second Row: Rick Buenger, Chris Brainard, David Mowers, Joe Ediger. Third Row: Mike Talburt, Ray Davis, Jim Price, Bruce Hamill, Brad Stewart, Cindy Palmer, Mike Littlehorn. Left: Mr. Dunkin leads the ensemble. Right: The jazz ensemble rehearses for an upcoming concert. Jazz Ensemble The Jazz Ensemble is made up of a group of selected students who are chosen to play in the ensemble through competition with other students. Jazz Ensemble is made up of sixteen members who play three concerts a year at Arvada West, as well as oth- er dances and performances to which they are invited to attend. This year the Jazz Ensemble was invited to play for a Christ- mas Dance for the Governor. Above: Full Orchestra performs for the January 26th concert. Mr. Dunkin conducts the orchestra rehearsal. Orchestra The Orchestra is made up of the string section and mem- bers of other bands. These two groups combine to make full Orchestra which plays turn concerts duringthe year. The Orchestra also combines to form the major part of the Pit Orchestra which plays for musicals: this year 110 in The Shade . The string section under the direction of Mr. Dunkin is made up of violins, string basses, and The string section members are listed below. FIRST VIOLIN SECOND VIOUN VIOLA STRING BASS Cathy Johnson Paul Reed Eko Lucas Bobbi M artinez Jackie Utter Michael Bernhardt Debbie Laucamp Janice Claybum Terri Johnson 103 Chip Wiman Scott Rees Michael Goodfellow Front: Karla Becerra, Ghislaine Gros, Karlann Bancroft, Debbie Chamberlin, Mrs. Wayman. Second Row: Terri Kupec, Becky Pyle, Kathy Brown, Val Luessenhop. Third Row: Joel Mclntire, Carol Rosander, Debbie Hicks, Nan White, Cathy Cuttrell. Front: Francie Seaman, Paula Gordon, Mari an Hepburn, Peggy Cook, Ann Watson. Second Row: Valeri Amorosia, Gina Moore, Roxanne Corrigan, Terri Koss, Sue Cheers. Third Row: Joy Ulrich, Cindy Gray, Carol Lawson, Vicki Miller, Mary Whyman. Fourth Row: Gloria Boucher, Sue Brown, Nan White, Sherry McCoy, Candy Hamilton. Front: Mr. Schiele, Greg Barnett, Mike Wilson, Tom MacDonald, Ed Becerra, Steve Pancoast. Middle Row: John Roush, Dan Smith, Keith Chambers, Bob Childerson, Scott Jefferson, DickSorensen. Back: Rick Keefer. Don Taylor, Mike Pallocoff, Jim Watson, Scott Burkhart, Kent Wimmer, Doug Binder. Front Row: Debbie Quinlisk, Sherry Dalton, Kathy Brown, Paula Graves, Paula Wathier, MarkReher, Coleen Parker. Row 2: Lee Ann Dueppen, Becky Rankin, Sharon King, Julie Thorton, Jim Mannee, Scott Sleichter, Sharon Thompson, Barb Mullens. Row 3: Becky Pile, Denise Thompson, Sue Thomas, Sandy Puyana, Anna Day, Dianna Burchett, Susan Dorchinez, Kay Gustafson. Front: Don Johnson, Dennise Perkins, Mr. O'Connor, Anna Day, John Gerlings. Back: Jerry Bouts, Phil Vogel, Keith Johnson, Rick Anderson, Dan Yarbrough. Front: Mr. Havens, Larry Bulling, Lynn Logan, Lois Erickson, Jan Joos, Leslie Wescoatt, Sue Zanol. Second Row: Marvin Kanstciner, Dennis Polk, Paula Gordon, Rick Roberts, Greg Garland, John Roberts, Dave Cain, Terri Shoe. Third Row: Tony Kerstiens, Sandii Crum, Judy Sakowski, Sue Dorchinez, Paula Wathier, Dave Becher Virginia Frazar, Sherry Lugg. Fourth Row: Paula Dunbar, Dave Hudson, Kathy Britsman, Mike Corbin, Denise Perkins, Janet Pike, Kathy Genoff, Louise Jekowski. Front: Debbie Chamberlain, Mike Roberts, PaulaGordon, CarlCampanella. Second Row: Mary Pat Gauthier, Dennis Polk, Dewey Jackson, Timmie Colestock, Terry Lammers, Jim Whitson, Joe Stelmack. Third Row: Paul Harris, Mike Pollocoff, Sue Wilson, Becky Pyle, Sue West, Frank Tezak, Michelle Watson. Fourth Row: Arden Woodworth, Sue Brungard, Dana Click, Sue MacDonnell, Steve Erickson. Missing: AnnHallock, Bob Daley. Front: Miss Hayhurst, Sherry Lawson, Annette Gilmore, Lynne Logan, Diann Pederson, Joan Hawes, Sandy Lueth____President. Second Row: Dana Click, Gay Reese, Deb Click, Wendy Coulter, Robin Black, Charlene Polk, Sue McDonald. Third Row: Nancy Bulling, Timmie Colestock, Linda Noffsinger, Janice Lash, Gloria Boucher, Joy Ulrich, Luann Spencer. Fourth Row: Phyllis Murray, Sue Hoie, Sue Cunningham, Sherry God- dard, Suzi Brown, Pam Meiklejohn, Cindy Gray. The Concert Choir performs at a concert. Members of Concert Choir practice during class. w-y Concert Choir Choir Concert Choir Mr. Otto directs the performance of Concert Choir Under the direction of Monte Otto, the 1970-1971 Arvada West Concert Choir presented six outstanding performances this year. Their first performance was the Christ- mas Concert and Assembly on December 15th and 16th. Other performances includ- ed concerts given on January 26, March 30, June 2 and All County Choir Festival held on February 24. One of the highlights of this year's Concert Choir was the presentation of the spring musical 110° In the Shade , produced in cooperation with the orchestra and drama department. Cherie Dervage, Andrea Guinn, and Brad Stewart made up the Choir Council and Mu- sic Booster representatives were Mike Roberts and Jim Whitson. Chorus! V' • Mixed diBrus Mixe Mix C: Mixed Mixed Chorus Mixed Chorus Chorus Mixed Chorus Chorus Mixed Chorus ho ho Chorus Mixed Chorus Chorus Mixed Chorus Chorus Mixed Chorus Mixed Chorus Mixed Chorus Mixed Chorus Mixed Ch Mixed Chorus Mixed Choim Mixed Chorus Mixed Cho Mixed Chorus Mixed ChQflfij Mixed chorus Mixed Cho . iiorus! fixed Cli ChoriAlyl ixecfchorus IM ixe 3 V ' “ TV ec Chorns Mixed Chorus T ixed Mixed Chorus Mixed Chorus Mboed 61 orus . Mixed Chorus Mixed Chorus Mixed Chorus Cho, Mixed Chorus Mixed Chorus Mixed ChoU fixed Cho Mixed Chorus is essential- ly a beginning performance class. It is made up of sophomores and people who have had no experience in choir before. They learn the basic music skills. The class is geared toward learning music rather than performing. Mixed Chorus participated in the Christ- mas concert and the Feb- ruary 16 concert. Girl's Chorus is made up of 120 girls. These girls are primarily sophomores or girls who have not previously been in a choir. The main purpose of Girl's Cho- rus is to learn basic skills such as learn- ing to read music, learning the key- board, learning rhythms, and how to count time. Since Girl's Chorus is split into two classes, the girls had a better chance to develop their voice. Girl's Chorus is an intermediate per- form ing group. They participated in three concerts during the year, the Christmas Concert, the February 16 Concert, and the Pops Concert in June. All songs are three part arrangements, Soprano 1 and 2 and Alto. Most of the girls, having received the background to music, will become apart of the more advanced choirs next year. Row 1: Joan Hawes, Dwight Oyer, Brad Stewart, Kris Schaaf, Larry Borchardt, Karen Spears, Clark Attwood, Karla Becerra, Shann Cobb, Janet Atkinson, Brad Anderson, Peggy Downs, Row 2: Mike Kincaid, Debbie Green, KenBaldwin, Linda Ferguson, Jim Whitson, Sue Coffey, Bob Mercer, Andrea Guinn, Rob Schmedeke. Madrigals, a select and talented group of students represent AW at various community and scho- lastic activities. They perform approximately thirty-five times per year. Performances varied from Governor Love's banquet to the teachers ' convention. Jim Whitson serves as president and Andrea Guinn as secretary. 1 A creative mind makes a creative sculpture. Leather work, and all its detail. The art department at Arvada West is one of the finest and is instructed by two very capable teachers. Mr. Passarelli and Mr. Winegar help students develop their artistic talents and creativity. Students experiment with different techniques in d r aw i n g, painting, pottery, sculpture and leather work. The fine accom- plishments of the students are displayed in the spring art show. Students perfect skills on the pottery wheel. Music Department provides The Arvada West Music department is divided into two basic groups, vocal and instrumental music. The instrumental music department, under the direction of Mr. George Dunkin, works throughout the year to provide entertainment for a vast number of people. During the fall, the band can be heard practicing early in the morning for half- time performance. The department also presents concerts throughout the year featuring the Dance band and Orchestra. Mr. Dunkin also teaches music theory. The vocal music department, under the direction of Mr. Monte Otto, includes the advanced Concert Choir, Mixed Chorus, and Girls' Chorus. Also working through this department are the Arvada West Madrigals. The vocal music de- partment is known for its fine choral presentations, blending hard work with quality. Above: The instrumental music class prepares for the days' practice. Upper Right: Trumpeters Mike Pesece, Larry Borchardt, John Bernhardt, and Jim Price practice their specialty. Lower Right: Mr. Dunkin raises his hands and prepares the band for a number. 114 entertainment for all Languages spark fun Mrs. Moynihan helps Mike Sullivan take full advantage of the language lab. Presenting five different cultures, the AW foreign lan- guage department mixes basic skills with fun. Many classes enjoy international foods alongwith the language lab, reading comprehension tests, and pronunciation lessons. Most teachers agree that studying the culture aids in understanding the language better. The Latin and French classes use reading and comprehending litera- ture as a basic medium, where as Spanish, Russian and German rely on tapes, slides and the audio-lingual method. ' trs. Jackson and her French class take time out to relax after a tough Mrs. Vargas list-?::’ -ely to her Ed Staible, Patty Barrows and Mr. Celentano prepare for another on-the-street driving experience. Student drivers improve skills Mr, Byers prepares lesson plans while students catch up on read- ing assignment. Consisting of three levels of learning, the driver education department strives to teach students the basic skills of driv- ing through classroom learning, driving range training and on-the-street expe- rience. Students then become rounded in these concentrated areas during the eighteen week period of grading, and are better equipped to travel on the Colorado roads. Growing fast, as well as already being one of the largest departments at AW, driver education classes are in great demand. This department affords valuable training to all driving students. Understanding through Above: As his students work, Mr. Rogers grades and records the results of the latest test. Above: Deborah Cook listens intently as Miss Pease lectures. Above: Mr. Pearson stops to help a student with her map. Left: Student utilize the resource center. 4 Understanding man Striving towards relevance through the study of man's past, present, and future, the Arvada West social studies department is broken down into the two basic areas of American and world history. The world history area offers choices of study from anthropology to the study of modern man. Through the use of various lectures, films, handouts, and reading assignments, die world history team lays the groundwork for the understanding of man and his relation to his world. The American history team strives to relate the past historic events of the United States to the way the nation is shaped today. One of the more important facilities used by the team is that of the resource center. Also included as part of the social studies department are those of pyschology and economics. Testing is an important part of high school. Right: Don Gibbs, Bruce Moore, and Paul Reed work in Comp. Lab. Lower: Sophomores work hard in Composition I. English improves communication The AW English program is set up to give the stu- dents a background in lit- erature, language and composition. A variety of courses are offered with- in each of these areas. The area of literature of- fers the opportunity to read novels and short sto- ries, ranging from clas- sics to contemporary lit- erature. Language gives a background in seman- tics, mass media, read- ing, speech, and in de- velopment and structure of the English language. The composition 1 ab is useful in assisting stu- dents incomp classes and incollege prep. Full year courses are offered in creative writing, oral communications , foren- sics, theatre arts, jour- nalism, and publications. 120 Upper Left: Kathy Laughlin demon- strates acting in Theater Arts. Up- per Right: Jacque Adams works on crossword puzzle in Advanced Reading. Left: Panel discussions play a large part in Mass Media. Math and Science Mr. Ashton, Scott McGlochlin, and Jim Haggard are hard at work in Chemistry class. The inquisitive faces of Math students. courses challenge insight Taking the square root of a negative number or usingthe computer to find the area of a sphere are some of the problems students en- counter in mathematics. Gaining a mathematical background, students may later apply it to their personal lives. Subjects offered include geometry, math analysis, and algebra II trig. The use of the computer incorporates algebra II trig. and will be a course requirement in the future. Teaching students the wonders of nature and the molecular theory are a few of the goals of the AW Science program, offering sever- al levels in all classes, appeals to everyone. Dissecting pigs and frogs and examining microscopic organisms in biology, students attempt to answer questions concerning the human body and its functions. The physics department combine modern math with space age science for interested students. By mixing compounds and observing reactions in labs the students of chemistry are led to develop ideas about all concepts of matter. the living world. Chemistry students explore the molecular 1 23 world of matter. Chemistry class, hard at work. Business offers on-the Above Shorthand II class takes dicta- tion. Right Bookkeeping I students learn their debits and credits. Below Shorthand I students try to read what they have written. Job training There are opportunities in busi- ness for every student at AWHS. A student may take general busi- ness courses, or if they are seri- ously thinking of business, they may achieve on-the-job training. Courses range from those of a half year notehand class to a two year course through D.E. for on-the- job training. In between there are typing, shorthand, business law, consumer economics, as well as those of office occupations, secre- tarial practice, office machines, and bookkeeping. No matter what type of business a student wishes to develop his tal- ents, the AW business department has a course that is just right for that student. Left Office Occupations, with Mrs. White, duscuss on-the-job problems. Below Typing 1 students review their errors. The boys take a moment to learn instructions and new preparations for cooking. Variety is spice in Home Economics Delightful creative costumes and the scents of cookbook recipes are the containing activities ofhome economics for boys and girls. Some of these students will become the future home makers. Girls become deeply involved in designing new outfits to suit their taste. Tech-arts important to students Drafting students discuss new designs. Skilled hands at work Students in wood and metal shop work on independent projects. Both shop classes send exhibits to the Industrial Arts Fair. The metal shop classes chose their own projects throughout the year, but in addition they study different aspects of their vocation. Drafting classes also follow a simi- lar pattern by choosing their own pro- jects. While 55% of the student body will never make it through college, these students are developing back- ground that could be used in later life. Metal shops develops handy and useful skills. Students absorb new electronic skills. Physical Education develops fitness Nearly eighty per cent of Arvada West's stu- dent body devote at least one hour each day to their physical condition. Modem equipment, and varied programs help make phys. ed. a vital and active class. Among the activities in the girls gym classes are bowling, field hockey, gymnastics, volley- ball, modern dance, golf, track and field, ten- nis, and basketball. Football, basketball, speed ball, soccer, wres- tling, track and field, softball, and weight training, help keep the boys very active and in good physical condition. Bottom: Boys P.E. class learns technique of weight lifting and tuning muscles. Above: Girls P.E. class exercises in badminton. 128 Top and Bottom Right: Boys P.E. classes developes skills and team work through basketball. Bottom Left: Girls exercising in circuit training. Left: Denise Alberta makes an effort to hit the birdie. 129 Source of Adventure i The library contains many sources of research information. It pro- vides an insight to all areas of learning and knowledge. For con- venience, the library is open nights to Arvada West students. Students learn about current events through magazines. Students use valuable time for study in the library. Students Assist Teachers In the courses of the year, teachers ac- quire paperwork which they are not al- ways able to complete. To help them in these tasks, students are assigned to departments to do only this work. Stu- dent assistants gain valuable skills in office work. With this help, teachers are relieved of some of their time con- suming tasks. In this course, students answer phone calls, type papers, mim- eograph tests, and run errands for the teachers. In the science department, assistants also prepare materials such as chemical solutions and lab equipment while earning one half credit in science for the year. The library is used to its complete capacity. May D F Art award winners. 131 1. Dr. William D. White Principal 2. Dr. Jack Koselak, Associate Principal 1. Furman, DeLacy 2. McLellan, Gerald 3. McGregor, Brian 4. Gaar, Eloyce 5. Miller, Shirley 6. Hart, Joe 7. Brauch, Ben 1. Barnett, Alberta 2. Becker, Drew 3. Asbury, Marty 4. Crawford, Carol 5. Card, John 6. Anderson, Arlene 7. Byers, Bill 8. Barnes, Jim 9. Eckey, Glen 9. 1. Helm, Dave 2. Riley, Milton 3. Monroe, Lynne 4. Hosman, Betty 5. Harris, Dave 6. Herman, Dean 7. Williamson, Meta 8. Harris, Bill 9. Hayhurst, Ellen 1. Bill Ashton 2. Richard Feely 3. John Gohn 4. Charles Murphy 5. Don Kramer 6. Jack Stout 7. Dave Passarelli 8. Jim Grieves 1. Monte Otto 2. Dave Rogers 3. John Brainard 4. Violet White 5. John Young 6. Ruth Wayman 7. Gil Mahaffy NNsG 1. Donna Kneifl 2. Brad Breland 3. Myra Phillips 4. Donna Gerboth 5. John Garvin 6. Cuba Counts 7. Sandy Eckley 8. Virginia Gelroth 9. Rosemary Reagan 6. A teacher can be a hand under the hood, Ps VICE PRESIDENT Terry Lammers PRESIDENT Dewey Jackson SECRETARY Timmie Colestock Judith Abshier Gregory Adams Jacqueline Adams Denise Alberta James Allen Brad Anderson James Anderson Dermis Appelhans Wayne Armbruster Robert Atwater Clark Atwood Kay Auldridge Renee Bak Gregory Bakel Suzan Baker Karlann Bancroft Kay Basta David Batson Kathleen Beard Edward Becerra Karla Becerra Barbera Beck David Beecher Cheryl Beem Jeanna Bell Stephen Bickel Cynthia Biederman Douglas Binder David Blanchard Paula Blasko Gayle Blauvelt Pamela Boatwright Steven Bock Richard Bohling James Bollig Larry Bollig Cheryl Bomareto Lawrence Borchardt Deborah Bordner Janet Bowen Sarah Bowles Connie Bowne Hail Boyd anet Braden Jerry Bradley Christopher Brainard Andrea Braketa David Brendsel Robert Brock Linda Brown Suzan Brumfield James Brungard Larry Bulling Dianna Burchett Deborah Burk Peggy Burk Michael Burke Darryl Bush Richard Butler fack Byers David Cain Jane Calder Suzanne Caldwell Carl Campanella Susan Campbell Susan Carroll Deborah Chamberlain Keith Chambers Robert Childerston Gail Chrisler Joyce Clark Douglas Clements Deborah Click Linda Coats Michael Cochran Linda Coffey Michael Coleman Timmie Colestock Edward Connely Donnis Cook Linda Cook Peggy Cook Rebecca Cooke Sandra Corby Eva Corkill Wendy Coulter John Coy Rickey Crain William Crawford Cheryl Crum Susan Cunningham John Curran Kevin Curtin Cathy Cutrell Daniel Cwik Lorraine Dafni Sherry Dalton Cynthia Daly Leah Daly Susan Dance Susan Dangerfield Deborah Davis David Dean Richard Dechant William Deckma. 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Tom Hodnett Kathleen Hoida Jackie Holcomb Morgan Holt Susan Homra Richard Hoskinson Susan Houlton Christiane Howard Bruce Hoy David Hudson Debra Hudson Carol Huggins Deborah Hulstrom Mary Humbert James Hutchinson Dewey Jackson Sharon Jacobson Susan Jagodzinski Michael Jarrett Scott Jefferson Elmer Johann Cynthia Johnson Donald Johnson Jan Johnson Kent Johnson Linnea Johnson Kirk Jones Marilyn Jones Michael Jones Charline Joy William Judd Glenda Juels Marvin Kansteiner Jerry Kantor Earl Katt Richard Keefer Janet Keegan Kristine Keller Jeffery Kendig Kris Kennedy Anthony Kersteins Connie Kesner James Kester Jan Killough Barbara Kinney Gary Koch Paulette Koch Dale Konrad Thomas Kremer Sandra Krey Vickie Kubat Milessa Lakes Terry Lammers Cindy Lance Karen Langan Sherri Lawson David Leeds Stanley Lentzner Kathy Letchworth Leslie Lindauer David Linton Lynne Logan Debra Longshore Millanee Love Jack Lowe Claes Lowgren Sandra Lueth Sherry Lugg Karen Lyon Thomas MacDonnell Flora Maire Jay 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Dennis Polk Elvira Powell Donna Price Katheryn Price Bambi Proctor Debra Quinlisk Jan Radosevich Lynn Ramondo Randi Ramondo Randy Rau Linda Rawlings Gay Reese Wanda Reiser Michael Remillard Karen Remmick Steven Rice Victoria Rice Cindy Rile a William Rindom Jenny Ringle David Rinna Gregory Rintala Terry Ritzel Tom Roach Deborah Roberts Donna Roberts James Roberts Michael Roberts Rickey Roberts Robert Roberts Robert Rock Barbara Rodgers La Donna Roten Diana Roth John Roush Cheryl Russell Alice Ryan Graham Sadler Louise Saft Sharon Sale Benjamin Sanchez Lillian Sawada Kristine Schaaf Gina Schachterle Gary Schelling Cheri Schlabaugh Thomas Schurmann Keith Schuster Roger Scott Frances Seaman Larry Shaeffer Steven Shimeall Randall Shipley Elizabeth Shugrue Charmayne Simonton Linda Singer Scott Sleichter Nancy Smart Janet Smith Mark Smyth William Smyth Randy Sorrentino Bill Spadi Lisa Spears Gail Spears Karen Spears Kim Spicer Edward Staible Susan Staley Joseph Stelmack Beckie Stevens Marcia Strausheim David Strawn Debora Stroehlein John Sullivan Michael Sullivan Steven Sullivan Christopher Sutley Patsy Sutton Larry Svoboda Thomas Swoboda Dorothy Tamura Marcia Tanner James Tellman Debra Terry Michael Tessaro Gary Thatcher Aria Thompson Laurie Thompson Jon Tibbetts Heidi Titterud David Todor Robert Toft Scott Trebor Gloria Tripp James Trostle Kristine Tucker Janelle Vacher Peggy Vanderlinden Randy Vernon Lynda Voelkel Phillip Vogel William Wagner Terry Walker Patricia Walsh Richard Walters Sharon Warneke Aimee Waterworth Anne Watson James Watson Deborah Wayman Heinz Weichselbaumer Claudia Wells Mark Welsby Leslie Wescoat Alan White Nannette White Richard White Deborah Whiteman Anne Whitesel Jim Whitesel Coralle Whitsett James Whitson Dennis Whyman Charlene Wilder Linda Wiesner Mary Wildman Debra Wilkie Max Wilson Michael Wilson Wayne Wilson Amy Wood Christine Adolph Karen Allen James Blair Donald Bolen Clayton Bernard Karen Davis Mary Doyle Mark Evans James Greene Elaine Holly James Irwin Taina Lahman Barbara Mathias Michael McClelland Milton Miller Anthony Ortega Linda Prout James Schroder Jaclyn Sickafoose Richard Sorenson Terry Stoehr Sanford Walker Jim W atson Edward Wilcox Kenneth Wilcox Janet Wood Nancy Wood Richard Wood Richard Wright Trudy Wright Sandra Wyman Marilyn Yandell Jo Youngquist Joan Zafael Ernest Zehnder Susette Zupancic Jeffrey Kohler Timothy Pimentel Jan Joos Kurtis Lockmiller People Sorrow Not Pictured Steven Aldrich Dana Gibbons Truman Mannon Craig Skinner Russell Arensdorf Dona Gibbons Darcy Mathay Dennis Slaymaker Donna Beal Gretchen Gill Jeff Morlan Catherine Sleyster Christine Bennett Terry Hafling Melanie Norton Arley Stringer John Bernhardt Jerry Hedge Shawn O'Donnell Michael Swan Jerry Bieser Roger Hiestand Raymond Olson Lawrence Szabo Kip Bradell Dennis Hilderbrandt James Ortega Dennis Tamura Michael Brown Randall Hills Dennis Palmer Martin Thiele Paul Cary Diana Jenkins Gregory Pankratz Susan Thompson Tim Cook Donette 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( ■ • ( . • Senior boys discuss new recipes in Boy's Home Ec. Mary Pat Gauthier and Tom MacDonneU just goofing around. Left: Keith Chambers, Larry Bulling, and Candy Ferguson raise the Stars and Stripes. Right: A favorite hangout??? Timmie Colestock, Mr. Ashton, and Dewey Jackson contemplate chemistry projects. Sp.nttv wrnrW Remember when... . . Arvada High got TP'd . .we lost to home movies and horses . . Mr. Ponis put his nose to the tennis ball . .we finally beat Arvada in football . .we held class meetings at Winter Park . . there were woodsies . .fireworks were outlawed at Silver Gate . .we made 32 £ at the swimming party . . Portnoy complained . .the class of 72 was sober (following the class of 71) . . the Abbey was a bummer . .the Arvada Police Department put the Midnight Lumber Company out of business . . we won the bed race . .we lost when they said we won . . we had open campus . . all the junior boys romanced the senior girls in 70 . . the neat thing was Burger King . . Color Day and the purple dye. . . the cafeteria food was so good . . P. M. on New Years Eve . .the office girls were efficient . . hand-holding was a no-no. . . The men's athletic union was disbanded . .they locked the bathrooms . . there was Woodstock West . . Rent-a-Cops policed AW . .we had a bomb scare . . the alarm clocks in the lockers didn't go off . .we beat Arvada in basketball, again . . girls wore dresses . .the Senior Court was teepeed 70 . . White Cheeks . . 32-A became public. . .we were the largest class. Larry Bulling—Remembering when. Senior spotlights InuHScv-' In ai tuso BEST PERSONALITY FRIENDLIEST BEST SMILE Above Left, AmieNi- emeyer and M elanie Norton show Best Smile. Above Right, are Friendliest Claes Lowgren and Sherri Lawson. Right are Mark Evans andDiann Pederson with the Best Personality. MOST ATHLETIC Above: Most Athletic, John Roush and Debbie Greco. Below: Dennis Polk and Paula Gordon, Most Likely to Succeed. MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED CUTEST NOSE Above Left are Best E ressed Mike Connely and Gay Reese. Above Right with Cutest Noses are Jim Greene and Joan Hawes. Below as Flirt and Wolf are Jacque. Adams and Pete Mehlbach. FLIRT AND WOLF CLASS CLOWNS Above Left, posing as Most Talented H are Jim Whitson and Debbie Green. I Above Right, as Cutest Couple are I Rick Meyers and Judy Partridge. Be- H low are F.d Staible and Mary Pat I Gauthier as Class Clowns. 184 MOST SPIRITED ALL-AROUND Most Spirited Larry Bulling ar Karen Olson pose above. Be low, All-Around Mike Rober and Aria Thompson. HAPPIEST BEST FIGURE AND BUILD BEST LEGS Above, Left: Happiest Rick Golon and Debbie Click. Above Right: Missy Lakes and Terry Lammers dis- play Best Figure and Build. Right with Best Legs are Chris Sutley and Melonie Love. BEST LOOKING PRETTIEST HAIR Above, Best Looking Joe Stelmack and Diane Goldsworth. Left; having Prettiest Hair are BillSpadi and SidDangerfield. 1971 Senior Directory Abshier, Judith: Office assistant 3 Adams, Greg: Honor Roll 1,3; R-l Award 1; Junior Usher 3 Adams, Jacqueline: NHS 2,3; Pep Club 1,2,3; Cheerleader 2,3; Gymnastics Team 1,2; Concert Choir 3; Mixed Chorus 2; Chan- telles 1; Yearbook 3; Home- coming committee 2,3; Prom committee 2; Honor Roll 1,2,3; Junior Escort 2. Adolph, Christine: Spanish Club 1; Ski Club 1; Pep Club 1; Student Teacher 3. Alberta, Denise Aldrich, Steven: Ski Club 3; Thes- pians 3; Symphonic Band 3; Marching Band 3; Honor Roll 3; Lab Assistant 3; Plays 3. Allen, James Allen, Karen: FHA 1,2; Debate 1; Pep Club 1,2. Anderson, Brad: Ski Club 1,2; Cross Country 3; Track 3; Concert Choir 2,3; Mixed Chorus 1; Boy's Ensemble 1; Madrigals 3; Musicals 1,2. Anderson, James: Ski Club 1; Boys State 2; Symphonic Band 1,2; Marching Band 1,2; Pep Band 1,2; Student Council 1; Assem- bly 2,3; Class Representative 1; Honor Roll 1,2,3; Plays 2; Cross Country 1. Appelhans, Dennis Arensdorf, Russell Armbruster, Robert Atwater, Robert: Lettermans Club 1,2,3; Football Team 1,2,3; Gymnastics Team 1. Atwood, Clark: Fellowship of Chris- tian Athletes 1; Ski Club 1,2,3 (Vice-President 2, President 3); Thespians 2,3; Football Team 1; Concert Choir 2,3; Madrigals 2,3; Plays 2; Musicals 1,2,3. Auldridge, Kay: French Club 1; Pep Club 1; Office Assistant 2,3. Bak, Renee: FBLA (Vice-President 3); GAA 1; Pep Club 1; Mixed Cho- rus 1; Honor Roll 3. Bakel, Gregory Baker, Suzan: Expose 3; Secretaries Club 2; GAA 1; Campus Life 1;2; Ecology Club 3; Mixed Chorus 1; Girls Chorus 2. Bancroft, Karlann: AFS 3; Art Club 1; GAA 1; Ski Club 3; Pep Club 2; Booster Club 1; Assembly Club 2; Class Representative 2; Honor Roll 2,3; Student Teacher 3. Basta, Kay Batson, David: Math Club 2, 3; Sci- ence Club 3; Honor Roll. Beal, Donna: FHA 3. Beard, Kathy: FBLA 3; GAA 1; Pep Club 1; Booster Club 1; Assembly 2; Student Teacher 2, 3. Becerra, Edward Becerra, Karla: Madrigals 2, 3. Beck, Barbara: Ski Club 1; Concert Choir 2; Mixed Chorus 1; Honor RolL Beecher, David: Chess Club 1,2,3; Math Club 1, 2, 3; Science 3; NHS 3; Tars 1; Speech Club 3; Forensics 3; Debate 3; Key Club 3; Symphonic Band 1, 2, 3; Marching Band 1, 2; Pep Band 1, 2; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3; Lab Assistant 3. Beem, Cheryl Bell, Jeanna Bennett, Christine Bernard, Clayton Bernhardt, John Bickel, Stephen Biederman, Cynthia Bieser, Jerry: Art Club 2, (Vice Presi- dent); Student Council 1,2; Class R e pr enent at ive 2; Prom Commit- tee; Office Assistant; Plays. Binder, Douglas: Fellowship of Chris- tian Athletes 1,2,3; B asketb all Team 1,2,3; Baseball Team 1; Track Team 2. 190 Black, Robin: German Club 1,3; GAA 1,3; Tri-Hi-Y 2,3; Gymnastics Team 2,3; Student Teacher 3; State Gymnastics. Blair, James Blanchard, David Blasko, Paula: GAA 1,2; Rakette 3; Booster Club 1; Symphonic Band 1,2,3; Marching Band 1,2,3; Pep Band 1,2,3; Office Asst. 2,3; Student Teacher 3; Musi- cals 2,3. Blauvelt, Gayle: German 1,2; Inter- national Club 3; Pep Club 1. Boatwright, Pamela: FBLA 3; Campus Life 2; Pep Club 1; Library Ass't. 2; Office Asst. 2; Student Teacher 3. Bock, Steven Bohling, Richard: Science Club 3; NHS 3; Honor Roll 1,2,3; R-l Award 2; Junior Usher 2; Spanish Award 2. Bolen, Donald Bollig, James: NHS 2,3; R-l Award 1,2,3. Bollig, Lany Bomareto, Cheryl: DECA 3; GAA 1; Pep Club 1,2; Girl's Chorus 2. Borchardt, Lawrence: Spanish Club 1; Campus Life 1; Booster Club 1; Concert Choir 2,3; Madrigals 2,3; Symphonic Band 1,2,3; Marching Band 1,2,3; Drum Major 2; Pep Band 2,1; Jazz Band 1,2; Home- coming Com. 2; Student Direc- tor-Band 2,3-Choir 3; Band Council 3; Choir Council 2; All- State Choir 3; Musical 1. Bordner, Deborah Bowen, Janet Bowles, Sarah: GAA 1; NHS 2,3; Pep Club 1,2,3; Pom Pon 1,2; Honor Roll 1,2,3; R-l Award 1,2; Junior Escort 2; Bowne, Bonnie: AFS 1; German Club 2; Latin Club 1; Pep Club 1; Honor Roll 2,3. Boyd, Gail Bradell, Kep Braden, Janet: German Club 1; Pep Club 2; Booster Club 1. Bradley, Jerry: Student Teacher 3. Brainard, Christopher Braketa, Andrea: Pep Club 1; Mat Maid 3. Brendsel, David: Swim Team 2,3; WESTWIND 3. Brock, Robert: FCA 1,2; Lettermen Club 2,3; Football 1; Track 1,2,3; WESTWIND 3; Class Rep. 2; Honor Roll 3; Office Asst. 3. Brown, Linda Brown, Michael Brumfield, Susan: Latin Club 2,3 (V. Ptes 3); Brungard. James Bulling, Larry: FCA 1; Ski Club 1,2,3; NHS 2,3; Tars 1,2; Campus Life 1; Speech Club 1,2,3; Forensics 1,2,3; Debate 1,2,3; Booster Club 1; Baseball 1; YEARBOOK 3; WESTWIND 3; Assembly 2,3; Homecoming Com. 1,2,3; Prom Com. 2; Honor Roll 1,2,3; Lab Asst. (Physics 3); Junior Usher 2; Plays 3. Burchett, Dianna: Chess Club 1; Latin Club 2,3 (Sec. 3); Inter- national Club 3; NHS 2,3; Red Cross 1; Med. Careers 3; Chan- telles 1,2; Symphonic Band 1,2, 3; (Student Conductor 3); March- ing Band 1,2,3; Pep Band 1,2,3; Honor Roll 1,2,3; Office Asst. 3; Jr. Escort 2. Burk, Deborah: Pep Club 1,2; Prom Com. 2; Honor Roll 1,2,3; Office Asst. 3. Burk, Peggy Burke, Michael Bush, Darryl Butler, Richard: NHS 2,3; Campus Life 1; Boy's Ensembel 2; Sym- phonic Band 1,2; Marching Band 1.2. Pep Band 1,2; Orchestra 1,2; Jazz Band 1,2; Honor Roll 2,3; Plays 1,2; Musicals 1. Byers, Jack: FCA 2; NHS 2,3;Booster Club 1; Key Club 2,3; Basketball 1,2; Baseball 1,2; Cross Country 2; Assembly 3; Honor Roll 1,2; R-l Award 1. Cain, David: NHS 3; Speech Club 1, 2, 3; 3; Forensics 1,2,3; Debate 1,2, 3; Symphonic Band 1,2; March- ing Band 1,2; Pep Band 1,2; WESTWIND 2,3; Quill and Scroll 2.3. Calder, Jane Caldwell, Suzanne: Ski Club 1,2,3; NHS 2,3; Campus Life 1; Pep Club 1,2; Assembly 3; Honor Roll 1,2,3; R-l Award 2; Student Teacher 2. Campanella, Carl: FCA 1; Boy's State 2; Booster Club 1; Key Club 2,3; Basketball 1; Concert Choir 2; Mixed Chorus 1; _ Student Council 2,3; Class Rep. 2; Student Body Treasurer 3; Junior Usher 2; Musical 1. Campbell, Susan: French Club 1; Spirettes 3; Concert Choir 2; Mixed Chorus 1; Chantelles 1; Madrigals 2; Class Rep. 3; Honor Roll 1,2,3. Carroll, Susan: Expose 2; Teen Dems 1 (Sec. 1); Pep Club 1; Rackette 3. Cary, Paul Chamberlain, Deborah: AFS 1,2,3; Spanish 1,2,3; GAA 1; Ski Club 1,2,3; NHS 2,3; Tars 1; Pep Club 1,2,3; Pom Pon 3; Spir- ettes 2; Booster Club 1; Concert Choir 2,3; Mixed Chorus 1; Chantelles 1,2; Student Council 3; Student Body Sec. 3; Home- coming and Prom Com. 2; Honor Roll 1,2,3. Junior Escort 2; Musical 1. Chambers, Keith: FCA 1,2,3; Booster 191 Club 1; Basketball 1; Baseball 1,2; Assembly 3; Homecoming Com. 2; Honor Roll 3; Lab. Asst. 3. Childerston, Robert: FCA 3; NHS 2,3; Key Club 1,2,3; Football 1,2,3; Wrestling 1,2,3; Sym- phonic Band 1; Concert Band 1; Marching Band 1; Pep Band 1; Jazz Band 1; Honor Roll 1,2,3. Chrisler, Gail: FHA 2; Pep Club 1,2; Library Asst. 1. Clark, Joyce: Honor Roll 1,2,3; Library Asst. 3; Student Teacher 3. Clements, Douglas: FCA 1; Basket- ball 1; Track 1,2,3. Click, Deborah: Expose 2; French Club 1; GAA 1; Ski Club 1; NHS 2,3; Tri-Hi-Y 3; Pep Club 1,2,3; Cheerleader 2,3; Track 3; YEARBOOK 3; WESTWIND 3; Homecoming Com. 1,2,3; Prom Com. 2; Honor Roll 1,2,3; Junior Escort 2, Coates, Linda Cochran, Michael: NHS 3; Honor Roll 2,3; R-l Award 2, Coffey, Linda Susan Coleman, Michael Colestock, Timmie: French Club 1; International Club 1,2,3; Ski Club 1,2,3; Med. Careers 1; Tri-Hi-Y 1,2,3; Pep Club 1,2; Tennis 2; Track 1,2,3; Student Council 1,3; Senate 1; Class Officer 3 (Sec. 3); Class Rep. 1,3; Prom Com. 2; Homecoming Com. 1,2,3; Honor Roll 1,2,3; R-l Award 1,2,3; Lab Asst. 3; Office Asst. 2; Junior Escort 2. Connely, Edward Michael Cook, Donnis: FHA 3; GAA 1,2; Pep Club 1, Concert Choir 3; Girl's Chorus 2; Chantelles 1; Assembly 2,3; Homecoming Com. 3; Hon- or Roll 2,3; Musicals 2. Co6k, Linda Cook, Peggy Cook, Tim Cooke, Rebecca: Campus Life 1; Pep Club 1,2; Spirettes 3; Booster Club 1; Office Asst. 2. Corby, Sandra: WESTWIND 3. Corkill, Eva Coulter, Wendy: GAA 1; Tri-Hi-Y 3; Pep Club 1; Gymnastics 1. Coy, John: Ski Club 1,2; Industrial Arts 1,2,3; Technical Arts 1,2, 3; Gymnastics 1; Crain, Ricky Crawford, William Crum, Cheryl: GAA 1,2; Thespians 2,3; Campus Life 1,2; Speech Club 2,3; Forensics 2,3; Pep Club 1,2; Mat Maid 2,3 (Head 3); Booster Club 1; Concert Choir 2,3; Mixed Chorus 1; Chantelles 1,2; Assembly 2; Homecoming Com. 2; Honor , Roll 2,3; Library Asst. 1; Office Asst. 2,3; Plays 1,2,3; Musicals 1,2,3. Culler, Karen Cunningham, Susan: CAA 1;.NHS 2,3; Tri-Hi-Y 3; Pep Club 1; Assembly 3; Prom Com. and Homecoming Com. 2. Cunran, John: FCA 1; Basketball 1; Homecoming Com. 3; Office Asst. 3. Curtin, Kevin: Chess Club 2; Key Club 1,2,3. Cutrell, Cathy: AFS 2,3; Spanish Club 1,2; GAA 1,2,3; NHS 3; Pep Club 2; Spirettes 3i Booster Club 1; Tennis 2,3; Concert Choir 3; Mixed Chorus 3; Assem- bly 2; Prom Com. 2; Home- coming Com. 1,2,3; Honor Roll 1,2,3; Junior Escort 2; Musicals 3. Cwik, Daniel Dafni, Lorraine Dalton, Sherry: Med. Carrers 2,3; Campus Life 1,2; Pep Club 1,2, 3; Pom Pon 3; Tennis 2; Assem- bly 2,3; Homecoming Com. 1, 2; Prom Com. 2; Honor Roll 1,2, 3; Daly, Cynthia: Campus Life 1; Pep Club 1; Lab Asst. 1,2; Office Asst. 2; Student Teacher 3. Daly, Leah: Pep Club 1,2,3; Pom pon 2,3; Booster Club 1; Mixed Chorus 2; Girl's Chorus 1; Home- coming Com. 1; Prom Com. 2; Honor Roll 2,3; Office Asst. 3; Musical 2, Dance, Susan: WESTWIND 3; Library Asst. 3; Office Asst. 3. Dangerfield, Susan: Thespians 3 (Clerk 3); Concert Choir 3; Mixed Chorus 2; Honor Roll 1, 2,3; Homecoming Queen 3; Office Asst. 2; Junior Escort 2; Plays 1,2,3; Musicals 2,3. Davis, Deborah: FTA 2 (V. Pres. 2); Latin Club 1; Mixed Chorus 3; Honor Roll 2. Davis, Karen: Pep Club 1; Mixed Chorus 1; Girl's Chorus 3; Stu- dent Teacher 3. Dean, David: Thespians 3; Plays 2,3. Dechant, Richard Deckman, William: NHS 3; Symphon- ic Band 1,2; Marching Band 1,2; Pep Band 1; Jazz Band 1. Delay, Lisa Dervage, Cherie: French Club 1; NHS 2,3; Pep Club 1; Spirettes 2; ConcertBand 2,3; Mixed Cho- rus 1; Chantelles 1,2; Student Council 1,2; Class Officer 1,2; (Sec. 1,2); Homecoming Com. 1,2,3; Prom Com. 2; Junior Escort 2; Choir Council 3; Plays 3; Musicals 3. Dickehage, Patricia: Pep Club 1,2; Mixed Chorus 2; Honor Roll 3. Dodd, Debora 192 Dorrance, Mark: Football 1: Base- ball 1. Douglas, Diane Doyle, Mary Ann: French Club 1; GAA 1; Speech Club 1,2; For- ensics 1,2; Office Asst. 2,3. Dryer, Steven Dunn, Kevin Dupuis, Denis Durham, Laurel: AFS 2; Expose 2; German Club 2; Campus Life 2; Pep Club 1; Mixed Chorus 1; Assembly 2; Class Rep. 2; Honor Roll 1,2; Office Asst. 1,2,3. Easter, John: NHS 3; Wrestling 1; Assembly 2; Honor Roll 1,2,3; Easton, Mary Ediger, Irene: GAA 1; Symphonic Band 1,2; Marching Band 1,2; Pep Band 1,2; Lab Asst. 3. Eiseman, Margo: German Club 2,3; Ski Club 1,2,3; Teen Dems 3; Tri-Hi-Y 1; Pep Club 1,2; Mat Maid 2; Concert Choir 3; Mixed Chorus 1; Girl's Chorus 2; YEAR- BOOK 3; Assembly 2; Homecom- ing Com. 1,2,3; Prom Com. 2; Honor Roll 2,3; Office Asst. 3; Student Teacher 3; Plays 1,2; Musical 2. Ekler, Pete Ellisor, Conni: GAA 1,2; NHS 2,3; Pep Club 1; Gymnastics 2,3; Track 1,2,3; Assembly 2; Honor Roll 1,2,3; R-l Award 1,2; Office Asst. 3. Erickson, Daniel Erickson, Lois Erp, Robert: DECA 2,3; Elofson, Paula: DECA 3; Spanish Club 1,2; Orchestra 1,2; Library Asst. 1; Office Asst. 1,3. Evans Mark: Gymnastics 1,2; Home- coming Com. 3. Evans, Mike ale Faber, Debra: BFLA 3; GAA 1; Pep Club 1,2; Office Asst. 1,2,3; Student Teacher 2,3; Fabiano, Diane Fay, Richard Ferguson, Candace: GAA 1; Pep Club 1; Gymnastics 1. Ferguson, Linda: Spanish Club 1; Inter- national Club 3: Math Club 1,3; NHS 2,3; Pep Club 1,2,3 (Vice- President 3); Concert Choir 2,3; Mixed Chorus 1; Chantelles 1; Madrigals 2,3; Assembly 3; Class Representative 3; Honor Roll 1,2, 3; Musicals 2, 3 Finner, Rita Fish, Robert Fiske, Virgil Fitzsimmons, David Foley, Diane Foley, Judy; GAA 1. Ford, Richard: Chess Club 1,2; French Club 1,2; Ski Club 3; NHS 3; Campus Life 1,2,3; Speech Club 1; Football Team 1; Symphonic Band 1,2,3; Marching Band 1,2, 3; Orchestra 2,3; Lab Assistant 3; Plays 2; Musicals 1,2,3. Forson, Donna Foster, Nancy: AFS 1; Expose 3; Ger- man Club 2; GAA 1,2; Tri-Hi- Y 3; Campus Life 1; Pep club 1; Track Team 1,2,3; Mixed Chorus 1; Girls Chorus 2; Assem- ble 3; Homecoming Committee 1,2,3; Christmas Dance Atten- dant. French, Donald French, Robert: Match Club 1,2,3 (President 3); NHS 3; Science Club 3; Teen Dems 1,2; Golf Team 1,2; Symphonic Band 1; Marching Band 1; Pep Band 1; Honor Roll 1,2,3; R-l Award 1,2. Frieh, David Gantenbein, Jeanette Gardine, Samuele Gauthier, Mary Pat: Pep Club 1,2,3; Pom Pom 2,3 (President 3); As- sembly 2; Council 3; Homecoming Committee 1,2,3; Prom Com. 2. Gelroth, Carol: Tars 2; Pep Club 1,2; Spirettes 3; Booster Club 1; Con- cert Choir 2; Chantelles 1; Sym- phonic Band 1; Marching Band 1; Pep Band 1; Orchestra 1; Honor Roll 2; Office Asst. 3; Junior Escort 2. Genoff, Kathleen: German Club 2,3; Spanish Club 1,2; International Club 3; NHS 2,3; (Treasurer 3); Girls State 2; Tars 1,2; Speech Club 2,3; Pep Club 1,2,3; Hon- or Roll 1,2,3; R-l Award 1,2; Junior Escort 2. Genoff, Stephen : Chess Club 1,2; Math Club 1,2,3; NHS 2,3; Orchestra 1; Honor Roll 1,2,3; R-l 1,2. Gerber, Janet Gerlings, Cathy: Symphonic Band 1; Concert Band 1;Marching Band 2; Office Assistant 2. Gibbons, Dana Gibbons, Dona Gillan, Patty: Ski Club 1; Campus Life 1; Pep Club 1; Spirettes 2, 3; Honor Roll 2,3; Lab Asst. 3. Gillenwater, Maral: Art Club 1; Pep Club 1,2. Gilmore, Annette Gimeno, Marcelina: Symphonic Band 2; Concert Band 1; Marching Band 1,2; Pep Band 1. Glardon, Don Glasmann, James Goddard, Sherry: FBLA 3; Tri-Hi-Y 2,3; Pep Club 1,2; Senate 1; Student Teacher 2. Goldsworth, Diane: Tars 1; Tri-Hi-Y 1,2,3; Campus Life 2; Pep Club 1,2,3; Pom Pom 2,3; Yearbook 3; Homecoming Com. 2; Prom Committee 2; Honor Roll 3. Golon, Richard Gordon, Paula: Expose 3; Spanish 193 Club 1,2; CAA 1; Ski Club 1,3; NHS 2,3; Tars 2; Speech Club 3; Booster Club 1; Concert Choir 3; Orchestra 1; Student Council 3 (Head Girl); Senate 2; Assembly 3; Prom (Publicity Chairman) 2; Honor Roll 1,2,3; R-l 1,2; Musicals 2; Junior Escort 2. Gorrell, Russell: Fellowship of Christian Athletes 1,2; Math Club 1; Key Club 2; Football Team 1; Baseball Team 1,2; Westwind 1,2,3; Quill and Scroll 3; Musicals 1. Graff, Stephen: DECA 3 Grand, John Grantski, Cheryl Gray, Connie: DECA (Publicity Dir- ector); Med. Careers Club 1; Marching Band 1; Pep Band 1; Office Assistant 2; Student Teacher 3. Greco, Deborah; GAAl.2,3 (Secre- tary 2); Ski Club 3; NHS 2,3; Gymnastics Team 1,2,3; Track Team 1,2,3; Honor Roll 1,2,3. Greco, Cynthia Green, Deborah Greene, James Jr. Gros, Chislaine Guinn, Andrea: GAA 1; Pep Club 1; Gymnastics Team 1; Concert Choir 2,3; Mixed Chorus 1; Chantelles 1; Madrigals 2,3; Choir Council 3; Musicals 2,3. Gunn, Alie: GAA 1; Ski Club 1; Pep Club 1; Office Asst. 3. Gustafson, Kay: Expose 2,3; Latin Club 2,3; International Club 2, 3; Ski Club 1, 2, 3; Med. Careers Club 1,2,3 (Vice Pres. ) Mat Maid 3; Booster Club 1; Lab Asst. 3: Office Asst. 2,3. Hafling, Terry Hahn, John Hall, Cynthia: DECA w,3; GAA 1; Ski Club 1; Pep Club 1; Rackette 3; Girls Tennis Team 2,3; Girls Track Team 1. Hamilton, Candice: Expose 3; Con- cert Ghoir 3. Hamilton, Susan: GAA 1; Office Asst. Hammond, Joan Hardy, Robert Hartman, Jenell Hartman, Nancy Hartzell, Marcia: GAA 1,2,3; Track Team 1,2,3; Honor Roll 3; Office Asst. 1,2. Hawes, Joan: Tri-Hi-Y 1,2,3 (Vice- President 3); Pep Club 1; Track Team 3; Concert Choir 3; Mixed Chorus 2; Madrigals 3; Assembly 3; Student Teacher 3. Haynes, Michael: Baseball Team Manager 2; Yearbook Photog- rapher 3; Photographers Club 2,3; Office Asst. 3; Plays, Mu- sicals. Hedge, Jerry Heinle, Stephen Hense, Lois Hepburn, Marion: Expose 3; Ski Club 1; PTA Conference, Musicals 3. Hickman, Gary: Symphonic Band 1; Concert Band 1; Marching Band 1. Hicks, Deborah: AFS 3; Pep Club 1, 2; Booster Club 1; Office Asst. 3. Hiestand, Roger Hildebrandt, Dennis Hilgers, Michael Hillenbrand, Joan Hills, Randall: Concert Choir 3. Hilsinger, Aleah: GAA 1,2; Ski Club 2, Rackette 3 (officer); Student Teacher 3. Himschoot, Roberta Hitchens, Patricia Hodnett, Tom Hoida, Kathleen: Expose 3, Ski Club 2,3; Thespians 3; Pep Club 1,2; Homecoming Com. 1; Office Asst. 3; Student Teacher 3. Holcomb, Jackie: DECA 2,3; Ski Club 1,2; Girl's Chorus 2; Honor Roll 3; Student Teacher 3. Holley, Elaine: GAA 1; Pep Club 1; Assembly 2,3; Library Asst. 3. Holt, Morgan Homra, Susan: AFS 3; Spanish Club 1,2; International Club 3; GAA 1,2; Ski Club 2; Med. Careers Club 2; Campus Life 1,2; Pep Club 1,2,3; Library Asst. 2,3. Horton, Renee Hoskinson, Richard Houlton, Susan: French Club 1; Med. Careers Club 3; Campus Life 2; Pep Club 2. Howard, Christiane: DECA 2,3 (Pub- licity) Hoy, Bruce: Concert Choir 3; Honor Roll 1,3. Hudson, David: French Club 1,2; (V. Pres. 2); International Club 3 (Executive Council 3); NHS 2,3; Thespians 1,2,3; Speech Club 2,3; Forensics 3; Booster Club 1; Honor Roll 1,2,3; R-l Award 1,2; Plays 1,2,3; Musicals 1,2,3. Hudson, Debra: GAA 1,2,3; NHS 2,3; Pep Club 1,2; Gymnas- tics 1,2,3; Homecoming Com. 1,3; Prom Com. 2; Honor Roll 1,2,3; Junior Escort 2. Huggins, Carol: Pep Club 1,2; Booster Club 1; Office Asst. 2,3. Hulstrom, Deborah Humbert, Mary: German Club 2,3 (sec. 3); International Club 3; NHS 2,3; Medical Careers Club 2; Pep Club 1,2; Homecoming Com. 1,2; Prom Com. 2; Hon- or Roll 1,2; Student Teacher 3. Hutchinson, James: Lettermen Club 2; Gymnastics 2. Irwin, James: Ski Club 3; Mixed Chorus 1,2,3. Jackson, Dewey: Math Club 1; NHS 2,3; (V. Pres. 3); Boy's State 194 2; WESTWIND 3; Student Coun- cil 3; Class President 3; Assem- bly 2; Homecoming and Prom Com. 2; Honor Roll 1,2,3; R- 1 Award 1,2; Junior Usher 2. Jacobson, Sharon Jagodzinski, Susan Jarrett, Michael Jefferson, Scott Jenkins, Diana Jensen, Donette Johann, Elmer Johnson, Cynthia Johnson, Delbert Johnson, Donald: German Club 1,2 (V. Pres. 2); Photographers Club 2,3 (V. Pres. 3). Johnson, Jan Johnson, Kent Johnson, Linnea Jones, Kirk Jones, Marilyn: FBLA 3; Pep Club 1,2; Concert Band 1; Marching Band 1; Pep Band 1; Honor Roll 1; Student Asst. 2,3. Jones, Michael Joos, Jan: DECA 3; Speech Club 3; Debate 3; Concer Choir 2,3; Student Council 1,2; Office Asst. 1; Musicals 1,2. Joy, Charline: Campus Life 2; Pep Club 1,2; Concert Choir 3; Girl's Chorus 2; Assembly 3; Class Rep. 3; Lab Asst. 3; Office Asst. 2,3; Musical 2. Judd, William: Latin Club 2; Math Club 2; Campus Life 1,2; Track Team Manager 1; Honor Roll 1,2,3; Lab Asst. 3. Juels, Glenda Kansteiner, Marvin Kantor, Jerry: NHS 2,3; Tennis 1,2, 3; Golf 1,2. Katt, Earl Keefer, Richard Keegan, Janet: Expose 2; FTA 1,2; German Club 2; International Club 3; Ski Club 1,2; Spirettes 3; Booster Club 1. Keller, Kristine Kendig, Jeffery: Football 1; Wres- tling 1,2,3; Marching Band 1; Pep Band 1; Student Council 2; Senate 3; Class President 2; Junior Usher 2. Kemdt, Kenneth Kersteins, Anthony Kesner, Connie: FBLA 3 (Sec. 3); Expose 1,2; Secretaries Club 2; Mixed Chorus 1,3; Girl's Chorus 2; Student Teacher 2,3. Kester, James: Thespians 1,2,3; Concert Band 1,2; Marching Band 1,2; Pep Band 1,2; YEAR- BOOK 1,2,3; WESTWIND 1,2, 3; Quill and Scroll 1,2,3; Lab Asst. 2,3; Plays 1,2; Musicals 1,2. Killough, Jan: Expose 1; French Club 2; GAA 1,2,3; Ski Club 2,3; Teen Dems 1; Pep Club 1; Rack- ette 3; Booster 1; Tennis 2,3; Track 1; Mixed Chorus 1; Girl's Chorus 2; Lab Asst. 2; Office Asst. 2,3. Kinard, Charles: Lettermen Club 2; Football 2,3; Wrestling 2; Track 2. King, Mary Kinney, Barbara Koch, Gary Koch, Paulette: FBLA 3; GAA 1. Kohler, Jeffrey: Symphonic Band 1,2; Marching Band 1,2. Konrad, Dale Kremer, Thomas: Lettermen Club 3; Track 2,3. Krey, Sandra. Kubat, Vickie Lahman, Taina: AFS 1,2; Chess Club 1; NHS 2,3; Pep Club 1; Honor Roll 2,3. Lakes, Milessa: Mat Maid 2,3; Plays 3. Lammers, Terry: FCA 2,3; Ski Club 1,2,3; NHS 2,3; Campus Life 1; Booster Club 1; Letterman Club 2,3; Football 1,2,3; Baseball 1; Track 2; Concert Choir 3; WEST- WIND 3; Quill and Scroll 3; Stu- dent Council 3; Assembly 2; Class V. President 3; Homecoming and Prom Com. 2,3; Honor Roll 1,2, 3; Math Asst. 2,3; Gym Asst. 3. Lance, Cindy: Art Club 1 (Sec.); FHA 1; Secretaries Club 2; Pep Club 1,2; Baseball 2; Gymnastics 1; Mixed Chorus 1,2,3; Class Rep. 1; Student Teacher 3; Musicals 1; Tars 2 (V. Pres. ); Drama 2. Lane, Martin Langan, Joseph: Technical Arts 3; Wrestling 1; Class Rep. 2,3. Langan, Karen: DECA 3; Secretaries Club 2; GAA 1; Ski Club 1; Mixed Chorus 3; Girl's Chorus 2; Office Asst. 2; Student Teacher 3; Plays 3; Musical 2. Lawson, Sherri: DECA 3; GAA 1,2; Math Club 2; NHS 2,3; Tars 1; Tri-Hi-Y 3; Pep Club 1,2; Stu- dent Council 1; Senate 1; Home- coming Attendant 1; Prom Com. 2; Honor Roll 1,2,3; Office Asst. 1; Student Teacher 3; Junior Escort 2. Leeds, David: FCA 2,3: NHS 2,3; Thespians 3; Lettermen Club 1, 2,3; Key Club 2,3; (sec. ) Track 1,2, 3; Homecoming Com. 2,3; Prom Com. 2; Cross Country 1,2,3 (Captain 3); AWAU 2. Lentzner, Stanley: Symphonic Band 1; Pep Band 1. Lindauer, Leslie:Basketball 1; Track 2,3; Letchworth, Kathy Linton, David: Ski Club 2,3; Honor Roll 3. Lloyd Linda Lochmiller, Kurt is Logan, Lynne: Tars 1,2; Tri-Hi-Y 195 1,2,3 (Chaplain 3); Speech Club 2,3; Forensics 3; Pep Club (Pub- licity Chairman 2); YEARBOOK 3; Student Council 1,2; Senate 1; Class Rep. 1,2; All county Student Council 1,2; Student Teacher 3. Longshore, Debra: Ski Club 1; NHS 2,3; Honor Roll 1,2; R-l Award 1,2; Junior Escort 2. Longwell, Sheron Love, Millanee: Junior Prom Atten- dant. Lowe, Jack Lowgren, Claes: Gymnastics 3; Stu- dent Council 3; Honor Roll 3. Lubbers, Kristine Lueth, Sandra: Tri-Hi-Y 1,2,3 (Pres. 3); Pep Club 1; Homecoming Com. 1; Prom Com. 2; Student Teacher 3. Lugg, Sherry: FHA 3; French Club 2; GAA 2; Red Cross 1,2; Med. Careers Club 1; Speech Club 3, Lyon, Karen: Honor Roll 1,2. MacDonnell, Thomas: FCA 1,2,3; NHS 2,3; Thespians 2,3; Letter- men Club 2,3; Key Club 2,3 (V. Pres. 3); Football Manager 1,2,3; Baseball 1; Track Mana- ger 2; YEARBOOK 3; WESTW1ND 3; Prom Com. 2; Homecoming Com. 2,3; Honor Roll 1,2,3; Plays 1,2; Musicals 1. Maire, Flora: DECA 3; Campus Life 1,2; Pep Club 1; Gymnastics 1; Track 1; Library Asst. 1. Mahoney, Leanne: GAA 1,2; Booster Club 1; Gymnastics 1; Girl's Chorus 1. Malvern, Jay Mannon, Truman: Football 1; Wres- tling 1,2. Marriott, Melvin: Chess Club 1,2; Campus Life 1; Technical Arts 1,2; Symphonic Band 1,2; Marching Band 1,2; Pep Band 1,2; Assembly 2; Class Rep. 2. Martens, Debbie Martin, Pamela: DECA 2,3; Spanish Club 1,2,3; Mat Maid 2; Booster Club 1; Honor Roll 2,3. Martinez, Roberta: Spanish Club 1; Campus Life 1; Orchestra 1,2,3. Musicals 1,2,3. Mathay, Darcy Mathews, Connie: FBLA 3 (Historian 3); GAA 1; Pep Club 1,2; Home- coming Com. 1,2; Office Asst. 2. Mathias, Barbara: Teen Dems 3; Mixed Chorus 2; Concert Band 2; YEARBOOK 3; Student Council 1,2; Library Asst. 1,2. Matthews, Linda Mayo, Rebecca: Chess Club 1; Sym- phonic Band 1,2,3; Marching Band 1,2,3; PepBand 1,2,3; wESTWIND 3; YEARBOOK 3; Honor Roll 2,3; Musicals 2. McAbee, Janice: Pep Club 1; Girl's Chorus 3; Student Teacher 3. McAnally, Marcell: Mixed Chorus 3; Girl's Chorus 2. McAtee, Linda: Mixed Chorus 1; Stu- dent Teacher 2; GAA 3; Ski Club 3. McCarrie, Rodney McClelland, Michael McClure, DeVona: DECA 3; Ski Club 1; Pep Club 1; Honor Roll 3; Student Teacher 2,3. McCoy Sheri: Expose 2,3; Spanish Club 1,2; Ski Club 1; Pep Club 1,2; Booster Club 1; Student Teacher 3; McCutchan, Randall: Baseball 1. McDonald, Kathy: Spanish Club 1,2; GAA 1,2; Pep Club 1,2; Honor Roll 3; Office Asst. 3; McGlochlin, Scott: Math Club 1,2,3; Science 3; Honor Roll 1,2. McKean, Susan McLean, Timothy McQuillen, Steven McSheehy, Michelle: Campus Life 1; Pep Club 1; Class Rep. 3; Stu- dent Asst. 2,3. Mehlbach, Peter: Concert Choir 3; Symphonic Band 1; Marching Band 1; PepBand 1; Homecoming Com. 3; Homecoming Usher 3; Honor Roll 1,2,3; Musical 1. Mercer, Robert: Ski Club 1; Tennis 1,2,3; Concert Choir 2, 3; Mad- rigals 2,3; Symphonic Band 1; Marching Band 1; PepBand 1; Honor Roll 1,2,3; Musicals 1,2. Meyer, Candace: GAA 1; Ski Club 1; Pep Club 1; Track 1. Meyers, Richard: Lettermen Club 1,2, 3; (Pres. 3); Football 1,2,3; Track 1,2,3; YEARBOOK 3; WEST- WIND 3; Senate 1; Assembly 2; Class Rep. 1; Homecoming Com. 1,2,3; Lab Asst. 3. Mikkelson, Dorian Miller, Milton: YEARBOOK 2,3; WEST- WIND 2; Photographers Club 2. Miller, Scott: Chess Club, 1,2,3; Science Club 2,3; Honor Roll 3; Lab Asst. 2,3. Millsap, Ronald Mocha, Yvonne: FBLA 3; Latin Club 2,3; GAA 1; Pep Club 1,2. Moore, James: Football 1,2; Basket- ball 1; Track 1,2,3; Honor Roll 1,2,3; R-l Award 2; Student Teacher 2. Moore, Kathleen Morgan, Kenneth Morlan, Jeff Morrill, Diane: German Club 1; GAA 2,3; Pep Club 1,2; Homecoming Com. 1; Office Asst. 2; Mowers, David: Symphonic Band 1,2, 3; Marching Band 1,2,3; Pep Band 1; Orchstra 1,2,3; Jazz Band 1,2,3; Honor Roll 1,2,3; Plays 2; Musicals 1,2. Mosher, Muriel Moyer, William Mullens, Barbara Muller, Ricky Mullin, Larry: Campus Life 2; Tennis 2; Concert Choir 3; Symphonic Band 2,3; Marching Band 2,3; Pep Band 2,3; YEARBOOK 3; Lab Asst. 3; Junior Usher 2. Negri, Jeffrey Nelson, John Nelson, Ricky Newell, Gary Niece, Martin Niemeyer, Arnold: FCA 2; NHS 2,3; Lettermen Club 2,3; Football 1,2; Baseball 1,2,3; Class Rep. 1; Honor Roll 1,2,3; Home- coming Escort 3. Noel, Mike North, Stephen Norton, Melanie Norton, Pamela: FTA 1; GAA 1,2,3 (V. Pres. 3); Tennis 2,3; Track 1; Mixed Chorus 2,3; Honor Roll 1,2,3. Nutt, James: German Club 1; Ski Club 1; Tars 1; Campus Life 1; Industrial Arts 1,3; Symphonic Band 3; Concert Band 1; March- ing Band 1,3; Drum Major 3; Pep Band 1,3; Jas Band 3. Oatman, Leslie: FBLA 3; Pep Club 1; Office Asst. 1; Student Teach- er 3. O’Donnell, Shawn Oldaker, Paul: NHS 2,3; Symphonic Band 1,2; Pep Band 1,2; Honor Roll 1,2,3; Office Asst. 2. Oliver, Tyhra Olsen, David Olson, Karen: GAA 1,2,3; Ski Club 1,2,3; (Sec. 3); Campus Life 1; Pep Club 1,2,3; Pom Pon 3; Booster Club 1; Gymnastics 1,2; Track 1,2,3 (Captain 3); Assem- bly 2,3. Olson, Raymond Ortega, Anthony Ortega, James: DECA 3. Oyer, Dwight Pade, Victoria: GAA 1; Tri-Hi-Y 2; Pep Club 1. Palmer, Dennis: DECA 3; Symphonic Band 2; Concert Band 1; March- ing Band 1. Pancoast, Steven: DECA 3; FCA 1,2, 3 (Sec. 3); Lettermen 2,3; Foot- ball 1,2,3; Wrestling 1,2; Honor Ron 3. Pandil, Paula: DECA 3 (Treas. 3); GAA 1; Pep Club 1,2 (Sec. 2); Mixed Chorus 3; Girl's Chorus 2; Office Asst. 2,3. Pankratz, Gregory Partridge, Jtidith: Spanish Club 1; GAA 1,2; Ski Club 2; NHS 3; Tri-Hi-Y 3; Campus Life 1; Pep Club 1,2,3; Cheerleader 3; PomPon 2; Gymnastics 1,2; Track 3; YEARBOOK 3; Student Council 1; Homecoming Com. 1,2,3; Honor Roll 1,2,3; Of- fice Asst. 2,3; Junior Escort 2. Payne, Darrell Peacock, Thomas: Chess Club 1; Science Club 3;Drama Club 3. Pedersen, Diann: French Club 1; GAA 1; NHS 2,3; Tri-Hi-Y 1,2, 3; Pep Club 1,2,3; Cheerleader 2,3 (Head Chearleader 3); Prom Com. 2; Honor Roll 1,2,3; R-l Award 2; Student Teacher 3; luni'or Escort 2. Penner, Neva; Orchestra 1; Class Rep. 1,2. Pennington, Ann: French Club 1; International Club 3; YEARBOOK 3. Pepper, Pamela Perez, Ronnie Perkins, Denise: Thespians 3; Speech Club 3; Rackette 3; Photographers Club 3; Assembly 3; Plays 3. Pfeifer, Paul: Lettermen Club 2,3; Baseball 1,2,3. Phillips, Don Pike, Janet: FTA 1,3; (Historian 3); GAA 1,2,3; NHS 2,3; Honor Roll 1,2,3; Junior Escort 2. Pimentel, Timothy Plese, Bruce Plese, Robert: Golf Team 1. Polk, Dennis: Expose 1; FCA 2,3; NHS 3; Teen Dems 1; Speech Club 2,3; Letterman Club 2,3; Football 2,3; Wrestling 1,2,3; WEST WIND editor 3; Student Council 1,3; Assembly 2; Class Rep. 1,3; Homecoming and Prom Com. 2; Honor Roll 1,2,3; R-l Award 2; Lab Asst. 3. Ponsor, Mark Powell, Elvira Proctor, Bambi Prout, Linda Quinlisk, Debbie: FHA 1; GAA 1,2; Ski Club 3; Campus Life 1; YEARBOOK 3. Radosevich, Jan: FHA 1; GAA 1; Pep Club 1; Honor Roll 1,2; Student Teacher 3. Ramondo, Lynn Ramondo, Randi Rau, Randy: Swimming Team 2. Rawlings, Linda: Latin Club 2,3 (Pres. 3); International Club 3; GAA 1,2,3 (Pres. 3); Ski Club 1,2,3; Math Club 1,2 (Sec. 2); NHS 2,3; Girl's State 2; Med. Carrers Club 2,3 (Pres. 3); Tars 1,2; Booster Club 1; Tennis 2; Honor Roll 1,2,3; R-l Award 1, 2; Junior Escort 2. Reese, Gay: Spanish Club 1; GAA 1; Tri-Hi-Y 1,2,3; Pep Club 1,2,3; Cheerleader 3; Pom Pon 2; Chantelles 1; YEARBOOK 2,3; Quill £ Scroll 3; Senate 1; Homecoming Attendant 3; Office Asst. 1; Student Asst. 3. Regnier, Jodie Reiser, Wanda: GAA 1; Pep Club 1,2; Honor Roll 1,2,3; R-l Award 1. Remillard, Michael: French Club 1,2,3. Remmick, Karen: GAA 1,2,3; Pep Club 1,2; Cheerleader 2; Gym- 197 nasties 1,2,3 (Captain 3); Home- coming Com. 3; Prom Com. 2. Rice, Steven Rice, Victoria: French Club 1; Ski Club 3; Pep Club 1,2,3; Pom Pon 3; Office Asst. 2. Rilea, Cindy: AFS 1; FHA 1,2,3; CAA 2; Campus Life 1,2; Pep Club 1; WESTWIND 3; Prom Com. 2; Draft Editor 2. Rindom, William Ringle, Jenny: Expose 1; French Club 1; Teen Dems 1; Speech Club 2; Chantelles 2; Honor Roll 1,2,3; Library Asst. 2; Student Teacher 3; Plays 1,3. Rinna, David: DEC A 3. Rintala, Gregory: DEC A 3; Ski Club 1,2,3; Concert Choir 2, 3; Mixed Chorus 1; Musicals 1,2,3. Ritzel, Terry: Key Club 2,3; Foot- ball 1; Honor Roll 1,2. Roach, Tom Roberts, Reborah Roberts, Donna: Campus Life 1; Pep Club 2; AFS 1; Concert Choir 2,3; Chantelles 1,2; YEARBOOK 2,3 (Co-Editor 3); Honor Roll 1,2,3; R-l Award 1; Office Asst. 3; Junior Escort 2; Musicals 2. Roberts, James Roberts, Michael: Chess Club 2; NHS 2,3; Boy’s State 2; Thespians 2,3; Speech Club 2; Lettermen Club 1,3; Track 1,2; Concert Choir 3; Student Council 1,2,3; (Head Boy 3); Class Officer 1 (V. Pres. ) Class Rep. 2; Prom and Home- coming Com. 2; Honor Roll 1, 2,3, Junior Usher 2; Plays 2,3; Musicals 3; AWAU 2 (Pres. 2). Roberts, Rick: Speech Club 3; Foren- sics 3; AFS 1; Key Club 2,3; Symphonic Band 1,2; Marching Band 1,2; Pep Band 1,2; Assembly 3; Office Asst. 1,3. Roberts, Robert: Baseball 1; Student Council 2. Rock, Robert: Honor Roll 1,2,3. Rodgers, Barbara: FHA 1,2; Secre- taries Club 2 (Sec. 2); GAA 1; Pep Club 1,2,3 (Pres. 3); Home- coming Com. 1,2. Rosenthal, Diane Roten, LaDonna: GAA 1,2; Tri-Hi-Y 1,2, 3; Ski Club 2; Pep Club 1,2,3; Prom Com. 2; Homecoming Com. 1,2,3; Honor Roll 1,2. Roth, Diana Rotola, John Roush John: FCA 2,3; NHS 2,3; Boy's State 3; Lettermen Club 1,2,3; Football 1,2,3 (Captain 3); Wrestling 1,2,3; Track 1,2,3; Honor Roll 1,2,3; All-Confer- ence 2,3; All-Metro 2,3; All- State 3; Outstanding Teenage Award 3; Holds State bench record; 3rd in State Wrestling Tournament 2; 2nd in District 2. Rudy, William Russell, Cheryl V p Jff _____________ Ryan, Alice John Rotola Sadler, Graham Saft, Louise: NHS 2,3; Honor Roll 1,2,3; R-l Award 1, Sale, Sharon Sanchez, Benjamin Sanger, Raymond Sawada, Lillian: Latin Club 2,3; International Club 3; Math Club 1,2; Science Club 3; NHS 2,3; Honor Roll 1,2,3; R-l Award 1; Library Asst. 3; Junior Escort 2; Musicals 1,2,3. Schachterle, Gina: AFS 2,3; French Club 1; GAA 1; NHS 3; Pep Club 1.2.3 (Senior Secretary 3); Symphonic Band 1,2,3; Concert Band 1,2,3; Pep Band 1,2; Honor Roll 1,2,3; R-l Award 1,2,3; Office Asst. 3; Junior Escort 2; Schelling, Gary Schlabaugh, Cheri: French Club 1; Science Club 3; Pep Club 1,2,3 (Sophmore Rep. 1, Treas. 3); Concert Choir 3; Chanteles 1,2; Symphonic Band 1,2,3; Marching Band 1,2,3; Pep Band 1,2; Flonor Roll 1,2,3; Junior Escort; Musi- cals Schmidt, Mark Schroder, James Schurmann, Thomas Schuster, Keith: Wrestling Team 1,2 Scott, Roger: Technical Arts 3; Con- cert Choir 3; Class Rep. 3. Seaman, Francie: Pep Club 1,2,3; Symphonic Band 2,3; Concert Band 1; Marching Band 2,3; Pep Band 1,2,3; Yearbook 3; Honor Roll 3; Student Teacher 3. Shaeffer, Larry: Ski Club 1,2; Tennis Team 1,2,3. Sharp, Diana Sheil, Kevin: Honor Roll 2,3. Shi me all, Steven Shipley, Randall: French Club 1; Math Club 1,2,3; Science Club 3; NHS 2.3 (Pres. 3); Student Council 2; Honor Roll 1,2,3; R-l Award 1,2; Lab Asst. 3; Student Teach- er 3; Junior Usher 2; Outstand- ing Teen Award, Bausch G Lomb Award, French G Physics Award. Shugrue, Elizabeth: Art Club 1; FTA 2.3 (Pres. 3); Yearbook 3; Senate 198 2; Assembly 2; Class Rep. 2; Student Teacher. Sickafoose, Jaclyn Simonton, Charmayne: Ski Club 2,3; Pep Club 1; Rackette 3; Singer, Linda: Mixed Chorus 3; Stu- dent Asst. 3. Skinner, Craig Slaymaker, Dennis Sleichter, Scott: Med. Careers Club 3; Basketball Team 1,2; Wres- tling 1,2. Sleyster, Catherine: Pep Club 2; Track Team 2. Smart, Nancy: GAA 1,2,3. Smith, Janet: Spanish Club 1; GAA 1,2,3; NHS 2,3; Honor Roll 1,2, 3; Smyth, Mark: NHS 2,3; Wrestling T eam 1,2; Honor Roll 1,2,3; Scholastic Art Certificate. Smyth, William Sorensen, Richard Sorrentino, Randy: Lettermen Club 3; Wrestling Team 1,2,3. Spadi, Bill: Wrestling Team 1,2; Gymnastics Team 2,3; Honor Roll 1,2. Spears, Karen Spears, Lisa: DECA 3 (Treas. 3); Tars 1; Campus Life 2. Spicer, Kim Expose 3; Spanish Club 2; NHS 2,3; Campus Life 2; Pep Club 1; Booster Club 1; Honor Roll 1,2,3; Junior Escort 2. Staible, Edward Staley, Susan Stelmack, Joseph: FCA 2,3; NHS 2,3; Boys State 3; Campus Life 1; Booster Club 1; Letterman Club 2,3; Key Club 3; Football Team 1,2,3; Basketball Team 1,2,3; Baseball Team 1,2,3; Concert Choir 3; Westwind 2,3; Quill and Scroll 2,3; Student Council 1,2,3; Sophomore President; Class Rep. 2,3; Homecoming Com. 1,2,3; Honor Roll 1,2,3; Junior Usher 2. Stevens, Beckie Stoehr, Terry Strausheim, Marcia Strawn, David Stringer, Arley Stroehlein, Debora Sullivan, John Sullivan, Michael: Ski Club 2; Booster Club 1; Swimming Team 2; Con- cert Band 1; Marching Band 1; Yearbook 3; Assembly 2,3; Lab Assist. 2; Student Teacher 3. Sullivan, Steven: Ski Club 1; Sym- phonic Band 1; Concert Band 1; Marching Band 1; Pep Band 1; Honor Roll 1. Sutley, Christopher: FCA 2,3; Med. Careers Club 3; Letterman Club 2,3; Football learn 1,2,3; Track Team 1,2,3; Yearbook 3; Westwind 3; Honor Roll 2,3. Sutton, Patsy: Pep Club 1. Svoboda, Larry: DECA 2,3. Swan, Michael Swoboda, Thomas: Lettermen Club 3; Football Team 1,2,3; Track Team 1,2. Szabo, Lawrence Tamura, Dennis Tamura, Dorothy: DECA 3. Tanner, Marcia: DECA 3. Tellman, James: Chess Club 1; FCA 1; Math Club 1; NHS 2,3; Tech- nical Arts 3; Lettermen Club 1,2,3; Key Club 3; Golf Team 1,2,3; Assembly 2; Homecoming Com. 3; Prom Com. 2; Honor Roll 1,2,3; R-l Award 2; Drafting Award 2. Terry, Debra Tessaro, Michael Thatcher, Gary Thiele, Martin Thompson, Aria: Expose 3; GAA 1; NHS 2,3; Pep Club 1,2,3; Pom Pom 2,3 (V. Pres. 3); Key Club 3; Concert Choir 2,3; Mixed Chorus 1; Student Council 1; Homecoming Com. 1 (Attendant 2, Maid 1); Prom Com. 2; Honor Roll 1,2,3; Junior Escort 2; Musicals 2; Presidential Class- room 3. Thompson, Laurie Thompson, Susan: DECA 3; Honor Roll 2,3; Office Assist. 3. Tibbetts, Jon Titterud, Heidi: German Club 1,2,3; GAA 1; NHS 2,3; Tars 1; Pep Club 2,3; Pom Pom 3; Sym- phonic Band 1,2,3; Pep Band 1,2; Orchestra 1,2; Junior Es. Todor, David Toft, Robert: Lettermen Club 1,2,3 (V. Pres. 3); Football Team 1,2,3; Basketball Team 1,2,3 (Co-Captain); Track Team 1,2,3. Torrez, Helen Treber, Scott Tripp, Gloria; DECA 2,3; FHA 1,2; French Club 1; Campus Life 1,2; Technical Arts 1; Booster Club 1; Office Asst. 3. Trostle, James: Ski Club 2; Gymnas- tics Team 1,2; Concert Band 1,2; Marching Band 1,2; Pep Band 1,2. Tschirhart, Gail: Tucker, Kristine: GAA 1,2; NHS 3; Technical Arts 1; Honor Roll 1,2,3; R-l Award 1; Jr. Escort 2. Vacher, Janelle: NHS 2,3; Pep Club 2,3; Pom Pom 3; Symphonic Band 1,2,3; Marching Band 1,2, 3; Pep Band 1,2; Yearbook 3; Homcoming Com. 2,3; Prom Com. 2; Honor Roll 1,2,3; Junior Escort 2. Vanderlinden, Peggy: French Club 1,2; International Club (Pres. 3.) GAA 1,2; NHS 2,3; Teen Dems 1,2; Thespians 3; Assembly 2: Honor Roll 1,2; R-l Award 1,2; Plays 2,3. 199 Vemon, Randy: Math Club 1,2,3; NHS 2,3; Gymnastics Team 2,3; Symphonic Band 1,3; Marching Band 1; Pep Band 1. Voelkel, Lynda: Expose 2,3; French Club 2; Ski Club 1,2,3; Campus Life 2; Pep Club 1,2; Honor Roll 1,2,3; Student Teacher 3; Plays 2, 3; Musicals 2,3. Vogel, Phillip: DEC A 3; Marching Band 1,2; Photographers Club 2,3; Office Asst. Wagner, William: DEC A 3. Walker, Nancy Walder, Terry: Chess Club 1; Latin Club 2 (V. Pres. ); Math Club 1; Teen Dems 2 ( Pres.). Walker, Sanford: Concert Choir 3; Mixed Chorus 2. Walsh, Patricia: DEC A 3; Spanish Club 1,2; GAA 1,2,3; Industrial Arts 3; Mat Maid 2; Girls Track Team 1.3 (Manager 3); Girl's Chorus 2; Assembly 3; Office Asst. 2; Junior Escort 2; Plays 2,3. Walter, Richard: Manager-Track Team 3. Warneke, Sharon: Campus Life 1; Pep Club 1,2,3 (Treas.); Pom Pom 3; Booster Club 1; Prom Com. 2; Homecoming Com. 1, 2; Honor Roll 3; Office Asst. 3. Water worth, Aimee: Watson, Anne Marie: Expose 3; Pep Club 1; Mixed Chorus 1,2; Careers Club 3. Weaver, Janet Webb, Frank Weichselbaumer, Heinz Weisz, David Wells, Claudia: Ski Club 1; Campus Life 1; Pep Club 1,2,3; Pom Pom 2,3 (Junior Rep. 2); Con- cert Choir 3; Girl's Chorus 2; Honor Roll 3; Office Asst. 1,2, 3; Musicals 2. Welsby, Mark Wescoatt, Leslie: Expose 2; FTA 1.2.3 ( V. Pres. 3); Latin Club 3; Spanish Club 2,3; NHS 2,3; Girls State 2; Campus Life 2; Speech Club 1,2,3; Forensics 3; Techincal Arts 1,2; Mat Maid 3; Booster Club 1; Concert Choir 3; Mixed Chorus 1; Girl's Chorus 2; Honor Roll 1,2,3; Lab Asst. 2; Junior Escort 2; Musicals 2. White, Alan: NHS 2,3; Key Club 3; Golf Team 1,2; Honor Roll 1,2, 3; R-l Award 1,2; Honor Award- Drafting 2; Anvil Award-Drafting 2. White, David White, Nannette: AFS 2,3 (Secretary); Expose 2,3; Spanish Club 1,2; GAA 1; Ski Club 2,3; NHS 2,3 (Secretary); Girl's State 2; Tars 1,2; Spirettes 2,3; Yearbook 3 (Co-Editor); Honor Roll; R-l Award; Office Asst. 2,3; Junior Escort; Plays 2; Musicals 2. White Richard Whiteman, Deborah Whitesel, Ann: GAA 2; Assembly 2; Junior Escort. Whitesel, James Whitsett, Coralle: Art Club 1; Out- door Club 2. Whitson, James: NHS 2,3; Boys State (Alternate 3); Thespians 1,2,3 (President 3); Key Club 1,2,3 (Pres. 3); Football Team 1; Concert Choir 1,2,3 (Student Director); Madrigals 1,2,3 (Pres. 3); Westwind 2,3; Student Coun- cil 2,3; Class Officer (V. Pres. 2); Class Rep. 3; Prom Com.; Homecoming Com. 1,2,3; Honor Roll 1,2,3; Junior Usher 2; Choir Council 3; Plays 2,3; Mu- sicals 1,2,3; All State Choir 2,3. Why man, Dennis Widler, Charlene Wiesner, Linda: DEC A 3; Ski Club 1; Pep Club 1; Student Teacher. Wilcox, Kenneth: Art Club 1; Indus- trial Arts 1,2; Football Team 1; Wrestling Team 2,3. Wildman, Mary Christine: FHA 1; GAA 1; NHS 2,3; Honor Roll, Lab Asst. Wilkie, Debra Wilson, Max Wilson, Michael: FCA 2,3; Letter- men Club 2,3; Football Team 1,2,3; Baseball Team 1; Track Team 2; Prom Usher 1. Wilson, Wayne Wood, Amy: GAA 1; NHS 2,3; Pep Club 1,2,3; Pom Pom 1,2; Con- cert Choir 2,3; Mixed Cnorus 1; Honor Roll 1,2,3; Junior Escort 2; Musicals 2. Wood, Nancy Wright, Richard Wright, Trudy Wyman, Sandra: FBLA 3 (Treas. ); French Club 1,2; Pep Club 1,2; Honor Roll 1,3. Yandell, Marilyn Yeadon, Adrian Youngs, William Youngquist, Jo Youngs, David Zabel, Joan Zehinder, Ernest Zupancic, Susette 200 This year means the end of three years of laughter, tears, happi- ness, and disappointments; of poster parties, football games, dates, and Homecomings; of studying, learning, and testing. And this year means the beginning of a new life, mature, and filled with memo- ries of AWHS. 201 AW salutes Posing Above Left are Jacquc Adams, Diann Pedersen, Aria Thompson, Paul Oldaker, Dennis Polk, LaDonna Roten, Larry Bulling, Kathy Genoff and Jim Moore, Lining up above cen- ter are Debbie Green, Sarah Bowles, Conni Ellisor, Peggy Vanderlinden, KrisSchaaf, Debbie Longshore, Wa- yne Wilson, Alan White, Dewey Jackson, JimTellman, MarkSmyth, and Robert Rock. Lower left in the snow are Janet Pike, David Beecher, Sid Dangerfield, Scott Miller, Ro- bert French, MartinThiele, Wanda top seniors Reiser, SueHoulton, Randy Vernon, Paula Gordon and Debbie Click. To the right and looking up are Dave Hudson, Janelle Vacher, Gina Sch- achterle, Donna Roberts, Rick Kee- fer, Lillian Sawada, Richard Boh-- ling, JimBollig and Randy Shipley. Not pictured are Sue Caldwell, Mi- chael Cochran, Cathy Cutrell, Steve Genoff, Dana Gibbons, Dona Gib- bons, Taina Lahman, Devona Mc- Clure, Elvira Powell, Linda Raw- lings, and Leslie Wescoatt. Leading the Class of 71 in academic stand- ings are Randy Shipley, valedictorian, and Timmie Colestock, salutatoriam Achieving highly, there are fifty-three seniors in the top 10% division, this year, out of a class of 530. Timmie Colestock, salutatoriam 203 Class Officers Frank Tezak President Mike Pollocoff Vice President Becky Adams Craig Adcock Jerry Albers Mike Alexander Bill Ames Valeri Amorosia Gary Anderson Ken Appelhans Rick Applegate Ross Armour Becky Armstrong Jean Arnold Stacey Arnston Kenneth Ashcraft Janet Atkinson Ricky Aughinbaugh Steve Austin Brian Bachtel Bill Bain Elaine Balch Ken Baldwin Laurie Ball Chris Bandimere Nancy Bangs Judy Barksdale Cliff Barnes Greg Barnett Joe Barrett Mike Bauman Connie Beal Janet Beard Larry Beaty Debbie Beecher Cindy Behunin Michelle Behunin Debbie Berg Carole Betts Dwayne Biederman Barb Bishop Jill Bishop Robin Black Jean Blotcky Chris Bogard Nancy Bohling Lee Bonsall Mike Bordner Jeff Bosben Gloria Boucher Dick Bouts Mickie Brachle Kathy Brady Pat Brady Joe Branchaw Jim Bredeson S 206 Bill Brock Janice Brown Kathy Brown Larry Brown Sue Brown John Brunner Vickie Bruno Kathy Brutsman John Buck Jr. Wayne Buckley Bruce Buen Doug Buesser Karen Burch Sue Burchell Judy Burke Scott Burkhart Kathy Burnham Jerry Byers Some Juniors think... Sylvan Ruud works on a test. Vickie Caldon David Callahan Barb Campbell Mary Campbell Wes Campbell Cathy Carlton Bert Carollo Terry Carr Sue Case Forrest Chance Don Cherven Diane Clark Jan Claybum Rich Clench Larry Coates Shann Cobb Sheri Coberley Mike Cocharo Some contemplate... John Stefanich rests on stairway. Dave Conklin Karen Conrad Dale Cook Deborah Cook Lynn Cook Jim Cooper Roxann Corrigan Jim Cowan Beth Cowhey Kevin Cox Randy Crain Curt Creager Dennis Crowley Jim Croy Cheryl Cummings Valerie Cupp Pat Cutrell Jeanie Cypher Kirk Davis Ray Davis Susan Davis Terry Davis Nancy Day Chris Dayhuff Mike Decker Davida Dent Janet Detro Julie Diller Staci Dilorenzo Trish Dolan Cindy Douglas Bill Dougherty Margaret Downs Paula Dozbaba Lee Ann Dueppen Sherry Duffield Phil Dummitt Paula Dunbar Clint Dizmang Marilyn Earl Kathy Eastman Mary Elliott Tom Elliott Shauna Ellis Randy Elson Sandy Emarine Creg Espegren Peggy Faut Debra Fenton Dave Fitz maurice Patty Flor Daniel Foley Charles Foster Done lie Franklin 209 Virginia Frazar Gail Fry Barb Futoma Lynn Gargac Greg Garland Lois Garliech Don Gibbs Mike Gilmore Cindy Goedert Mike Goodfellow Louise Gordon Cindy Gray Liz Grewe Barbara Grosch Patti Groves Gail Hafner Randy Haigler Terrie Haligas Tammy Hall Bruce Hamill Debbie Hamilton Kim Hanna Debbie Hansford Tom Harmon Carolyn Harrah Kenneth Harris Paul Harris Ken Hartzell Mary Haugum Diane Hawks Judy Hays Bob Heath Debbie Heaton Bob Hedge Robin Heid Cindy Helm Jim Henry Jonna Hess Lynda Hess Leslie Hicks Rhonda Hill Regina Himschoot Lynn Hines Jim Hipp Steve Hoffman Paula Holcomb Tad Holder Debbie Hollis George Holmes Marion Holmes Wanda Holtz Alan Hood Cindy Hooley Bob Hotchkiss 210 Above: Greg McAllister makes use of library. Right: Bob Johnon utilizes language lab. ... Some search for knowledge... Louise Jekowski Ann Johnson Bob Johnson Bruce Johnson Jim Johnson Keith Johnson Joe Hoyt William Hudson Sue Huie Bob Hunger Diedra Jackson Mary Jarrett Mark Johnson Pat Johnson Denise Jones Brad Joyner Rhonda Juels Dennis Kailey Kay States and Wess Campbel work on history maps. .. Some work together... «Hugh Kane Joseph Kastner Marti Keller Kris Kelsay Joe Gregg Patti Kendall Pat Kennedy Debbie Kesner Sandy Ketchum Bob Kidder Wendy Kief Mike Kincaid Kenny Kinnard Judy Kolb Mike Kragor Kent Kriehn Steve Kruger Terri Kupec 212 Kathy Lammers Mark Langdorf Robin Latham Kathy Laughlin Dave Lawson Jan Leavy Ron Lee Ruth Lee Hardy Leicht Bob Letchworth Rob Lewis Lisa Lindstrom Mike Lombardi Randy Long Mike Looper Gary Lord Gail Lundquist Susan Lutz Shanda LyBarger Dan MacClain Jim MacDonald Carrol Mackleburg Don Maddock Ron Mahoney Diana Maire Jim Major Roger Mann Pam Mansheim Terry Manzo Beth Mar cue Keith Markley Mark Marsh Garry Martin Vicki Martin Yvonne Martini Charlotte Mayo Greg McAllister Kevin McCradden Laura McFadden John McGuire Jeanne McKenna Megan McMinn Pam Meiklejohn Sondra Meininger Paul Merewether Sharon Merrill Dave Merritt Gayla Miller Mark Miller Vickie Miller Carin Mitchell Linda Moffett Bruce Moore Don Moore 213 Gina Moore Dave Morrill Nancy Mullens Stan Murphy Steve Murphy Phyllis Murray Bruce Myers Dan Newman Debbie North Michele Novotny Mike Nuce Joseph Nunn Charles Oatman Steve OBrian Jamie Ogg Ruth Ogle Ken Olson Tom Olson Mike O'Nan Greg Orr Corrie Ortega Wayne Osbum Bill Pancoast Lois Pattison Steve Patton Pam Pazzin Greg Pearson Stephanie Pennington Alan Pepper Karen Peratt Mike Pesce Craig Petersen Jody Peterson Jackie Peyton Rick Phillips Joanne Plakorus Mike Pollocoff Jodi Polito Mike Polk Cindy Pomarico Cindy Pope John Porter Bruce Potter Karen Poulignot Connie Powell Elizabeth Powell Hap Pritchard Steve Purdham Becky Pyle Gail Quinlan Karen Quinn Alan Raleigh Mark Ralston Dale Ratcliff 214 Linda Raven Mark Re her Ron Reinders Brenda Reiser Cheryle Remmick Steve Reynolds Claudia Rich Chris Riendl Julia Ritter Mark Robb Barb Roberts Jeanette Roberts Patti Robinson Steve Robinson Hal Rogers Margie Rogers Craig Roland Tom Romek Above, Kent Wiramer, Bob Hotchkiss, Don Taylor, Greg Barnett, and Wayne Osborne enjoy lunch in cafeteria. Right, Steve Patton and Pam Meiklejohn stop at locker. .. Some enjoy crowds, and some 215 Carol Rosander Gail Rounds Alan Rule Gay Rutledge Sylvan Ruud Karen Sabo Leslie Sain Jerry Sallee Jody Sanders Mike Sarno Dawn Sawada Tom Schelling Tom Schiller Ernie Schmidt Jolene Schmidt Carol Schmitt Kirby Schmitz ... Some never give up. .. Brian Bachtel and Terry Tefertiller wait for the start of the bed race. Randy Schmuki Dick Schneider Kay Schneider Dan Schoonover Mark Schreiber Rene Schwensen Ingrid Scott Stephen Scrivano Scott Seamans Marti Searle Jim Sellon Rocky Shaw Kevin Shea Alan Sheets Pam Shepherd Gregg Shinn Mark Shinn Gladys Shockley Terri Shoe David Shrader Rick Shriner Dennis Siefers Rich Simmons Lorri Simpson Terri Sisco Kenneth Skelly Jim Slotnick Craig Smith Paula Smith Ronna Smith Shaunee Smith Chris Solie Patti Sorensen Tom Sorenson Clay Soucie LuAnn Spencer Rick Stanley Cheryl Stapp Kay States Diane Stebbens Jenia Steikunas Bill Steinkuhler Brad Stewart Lanette Stewart Rick Strang Vickie Stroup Rhonda Sutton Anita Swain Gail Szabo Mike Talburt Jan Tanner Scott Tamoff Don Taylor Steve Teets 217 Terry Tefertiller Michelle Tessaro Dee Teter Frank Tezak Jim Timmons Prucilla Toadvyn Cynthia Tourtillot Debra Townsend Nancy Tracy Don Tschabrun Mike Tysol Joy Ulrich Pam Underwood Tina Utter Ceila Van Arsdale lana Vance Bemita Vaughn Wendy Veital .. And others shoot the b...reeze... Kirk Davis, and Larry Coates talk things over with classmate ? Steve Vidrick Janet Vogel Diana Wagenfuhr Kietli Wagerman Steve Waldron Bill Walker Dawn Wall Jerry Walther Russ Ward Russ Warneke Michelle Watson John Waugh Paul Weisz Paula Weisz Alan Wells Steve Wendt Sue West Chuck Wheeler Nancy White Jerry Whitmore Merry Whyman Barb Williams Diane Williams Lyle Williams Cindy Willis Rex Wilson Steve Wilson Sue Wilson Kent Wimmer Margerat Witthar Fred Woilerman Janet Wonnacott Lori Wood Margaret Wood Pam Wright Diane Wyatt Mike Yocom Kevin Youngs Mary Zaffree Sue Zanol Nancy Zeller ... Some didn’t show... n Valerie Amorosia Alice Baker Jim Berson Susan Cheer Linda Combs Lynn Cook Kaye Hamilton Dean Holland Marti Keller Ken Mason Bob Morgan Nancy Mowers Kathy Nale Roxie Pope Mark Reher Gary Welch Rob Winter Not Pictured Ahlers Michael Allison Gerald Ames William Andresen Richard Arensdorf Pamela Baker Constance Beard Mark Blakely Laura Bolen Debra Booth George Buss Tony Butcher Phyllis Carney Michael Chandler Ronald Christensen Terry Cox Barbara Danduran Deborah Day Anna Dieterle David Dion Corinne Dizmang Clinton Dodd Randall Dolan Patricia Elliott Mitchel Elliott Ronald Findlay Michele Franks Steven Geiger David Gerlings John Graff Stephen Greco Cynthia Groth Donna Guildner Bradley Hall Charles Harmon Rick Harrison Marvin Hauschildt Ted Herman Margaret Hinderaker Robert Hunt Jerry Jenkins Janyce Jensen Dennis Johns Kathleen Johnson Robert Karich Jack Konrad Stuart Koss Teri Lawson Carolyn Leonovicz Pamela Ley James Littlehom Michael Modone Rose Mohoney Garry Malara Mark McCaffrey Pamela McDaniel Michael McGlachlan Judy McLaughlin Robert McNabb Martha Mellema Sandra Miller Arthur Molloy Gerald Morgan Robert Mueller Shaun Munn Dianne Nelson Lawrence Nutt James Parris Kathleen Perez Danny Prythero Linda Puett Sherry Radosevich Rentel Barbara Ross Eric Russell Dianne Schluter Alan Schmedeke Robert Scholz Judith Seitz Dale Sellers Gayle Skinner Lawrence Skinner Robert Slaymaker Pamela Smith Kathryn Stefanich John Stolz Andrea Stringer Karen Stringham Paul Tamura Nancy Thompson David Tibbetts Rick Vigil Veronica Warden Paul Ware Douglas Waugh John Wilson Linda Wiman Michael Winant Susan Wolford Terry Woodbum Charles Wyatt Judy Wyscaver Jack Youngman Terry Youngs Kevin 220 r Class Officers Arden Woodworth Secretary Susan Brungard Vice-president 226 Steve Erickson President Another day. . . Another lunch. . . . . A timeto eat... David Adams Steven Adducei Greg Allen Randy Allison Cheryl Ames Jeffrey Ames Cindy Anderson Diane Anderson Mary Anderson Nancy Anderson Roger Appelhans Robert Applehans David Armbruster Michael Armstrong Janet Arnold David Arnston Michael Asplund Claudia Atwood 228 Jon Baker Merri Baker James Ball Terry Bancroft Brian Barnes Debra Bamgrover Mary Barrett Patricia Barros Deborah Battaglino Leslie Baumgartner Margaret Beecher Tommy Behunin Dianna Bellendir Valorie Belloni Michael Bernhardt Katherine Berry Randy Berry Kathleen Bickford Thomas Biederman Beverly Billington Virginia Binder David Binkley Ronda Bjerke Leigh Blakely Mildred Blakemore Randall Boa Mary Bock Randall Boshart Craig Boucher Gerald Bouts Danny Bow land Elizabeth Bowles John Braketa Deborah Branchaw Erna Brand Cindy Braning Dana Brendsel Becky Broughton Cindy Brown Douglas Brown Kenneth Brown Kimberly Brown Sherry Brown Stephen Brown Luann Browning Kathy Bruner Susan Brungard Dawn Brunsting Linda Buck Rick Buelter Richard Buenger Nancy Bulling Judith Burd Melinda Burgett 229 Michael Burk Mark Buss Susan Busse Bryan Butcher Patricia Butcher Richard Byrom Sheryl Byrd Brian Cain Andra Campbell Jeffrey C. Campbell Jeffry V. Campbell Pat Campbell Diane Cano Gary' Caprioglio Greggory Carnicelo Gerard Caron Jeff Carter Timothy Challans Sandra Chambers Michael Chaney Michael Cheer III Janice Cherven Lori Christensen Renee Clayton Dana Click Clyde Coble Jr. Pamela Coffey Kelly Cole Nanette Coleman Victoria Coltrinari Paul Conner Kim Coopersmith Michael Corbin Ricky Coursey Christine Covalt Sheila Cowsar Jeanne Cozad Connie Creager Connie Cridlebaugh Kristi Cromwell Brian Crowley Kathy Croy Gary Crum Mary Curran Patricia Curtin Joseph Cwik Michael Dafni Robert Daley Curtis Dallinger Sandy Dalton Debbie Dance Diana Davey Andrea Davis Kerry Davis 230 Lynette Davis Jay Dawson Steven Day Patrick Dean Ronald Deforge Charley Delong Louis Desantis Robert Detro Jr. Janet Devigil Douglas Dick Leslie Dick Randall Dick Karen Dill Shelly Dillon Noelle Dion Cleve Dixon Janet Donaldson Susan Dorchinez . . A time for sorrow. .. Tammy Pinard expresses the great spirit shown by the sophomore class throughout Homecoming. 231 Karen Easley Patricia Easton Charles Easton Joseph Ediger Robert Ehmann Connie Elliott Ruth Ellis June Erickson Steven Ericksson Michael Evans Vicki Evans Douglas Fabrizio Pamela Fansler Colin Fay Margaret Fay Billie Feazell Howard Fedie Carol Feebeck Daniel Fenner .. A time for laughter.. . Jacque Ferguson Keith Ferguson Crystal Fischer Kenneth Fisher Stephen Fisk Frank Flowers Peggy Ford Stephanie Ford Darryl Franklin Sandra Franks David Frey Donald Frisk Jeffery Fritzler Steven Fuller Leann Gadd Joseph Gaddy Mike Gantenbein Gretchen Gardner Michael Gear Kay Gelroth Peggy Genoff Patricia Gibson Rick Gibson Gwen Gill Benjamin Gimeno Maria Gingras Peggy Girard Gedrgianne Glass Laurie Gordon Douglas Graham Thomas Grano Dixie Graves Paula Graves Denise Greco Gerhard Griesinger Benno Groeneboer Lee Ann Grosche Mary Guest Richard Guinn Jon Gustafson Pamela Gustafson Arlene Haaf Jill Haeger James Haggard Allen Hall Mark Halladay Anne Hallock Pamela Haluck Laurie Halvorsen Kenneth Hammond Thomas Hancock April Hansen Luana Hansen Carol Harmon 233 Randal Harmon David Harris Susan Harris Dwight Hartman Mary Hartman Sharon Haugum Deborah Hayes Vicki Haynes Richard Heath Nancy Hecyh Susan Hedges Isabel Hedwall Thomas Heggenberger Gerard Helfinbein Dennes Hendrecks Glennis Henry Donald Herberger Michele Herman Marcia Hess Kenneth Hicks Shauna Hilgers Roberta Hillenbran Rosanne Himschoot James Hite Edward Hladik Donna Hofferber Gregory Holland William Holley Jack Homra Karen Hooker Lizabeth Hoover Mary Hope Terilynne Horne Donna Horvolth Christine Hoskinson Perry Hoyt Harriet Hubbard Gary Hughes Timothy Hulstrom Donna Hurdstrom Gilbert Ingenthorne Milton Ingenthorne Vaughn Ingersoll Joan Iwakiri Paula Jaeger Deborah Jessop Diane Johansen Cathleen Johnson Cory Johnson David Johnson Jeff Johnson Melody Johnson Paulette Johnson Sharon Johnson 234 Polly Wallenweber demonstrates the only way to eat a school lunch. A time for expression... Terri Johnson Cynthia Jones Kevin Jorgensen Randy Kailey David Kalmsach Suzanne Kansteiner Marianne Karich Lorie Katt Mark Kaufman Kathleen Keever Paula Kelly Glen Kemp Judy Kennedy Steven Kief Susan Kincaid Kathy King Sharon King Richard Kinney 235 A sophomore line-up in t h e chorus, by special request of the seniors. .. A time for cooperation . . Nancy Kirchhoff Andrea Kloberdans Michael Koenig David Korin Kathie Krattli Richard Kremer Andrea Kroskoss Renee Kubat Daniel Kuntz Jeffery LaForte Debra Lamb Marsha Lamb Gary Lambert Jeffrey Lamer John Langan Rodney Langley Stephen Larghe Joan Larson 236 Janice Lash Glenn Latham Edward Layton Debra Lee Suzette Lee Catherine Leeds Jay Leslie Nancy Linton Gordon Long Susan Loomis Karen Lord Guy Lovell III Valerie Luessenhop Sharon Lugg Sherrel Lugg Kim Lyon Michael Lyons Susan MacDonnell Robert Macher Nicky Mad one YVaydean Maize Karen Maloney Judy Manaugh James Manee Marlene Manley Kevin Maples Nancy Marcantonio Kathleen Mares Bonita Marsh Cynthia Marten Kim Marten Mary Martin Kent Martinek Delphin Martinez Janette Mason Tom Mathews Mark Maurer Gary Mayo John Mcaleese Lou Ann McCallum George McConnell Robert McConnell Robin McCoy Cynthia McDonald Jeanette McDonald Michael McGinnis Mary McGrath Joel Mcintire Thomas McKean James McKenna Daurice McMillan Mary McNamara Connie Mehlbach 237 Wayne Melberg Martin Menard Kirk Metz Richard Metz Deborah Miller Linda Miller Douglas Millison Debra Millman Linda Mills Pamela Mills Dawn Minger Rebecca Montgomery Frank Montoya Lynn Moore Vicki Morrison Michael Moss Larry Moyer Mary Mueller Clifford Murphy Linda Myers Nancy Nau Julie Nelson Lori Nesland Linda Newberg Karen Newell Marinell Newman Gary Nichols Bradly Nickle Randy Niece Nancy Nielsen Linda Noffsinger Cynthia Noorderbrook Patricia Norris Gregory Norton Terri Norviel Leslie Obrey Timothy O'Brian Kathryn C Brien Stephen O'Haire Danny Oliver Elizabeth Olson Timothy Orloff John Oyer Susan Paas Frank Pacheco Dennis Pade Cynthia Palmer Debra Palmer Mark Pandil Brenda Papke Louis Pappas Colleen Parker Julie Parks Ross Parrent Paula Patton Becky Payne Colette Pemberton Linda Penner Kurtis Penny Charles Perkins Cynthia Perkins Randall Phillips Sheila Pierce Leilani Pinard Thomas Plate Beverly Plese Charlene Polk Laurie Pollocoff James Price Robin Proctor Mark Proper Angela Pumphrey John Puntenney .. A timeto listen... O.K. do you guys understand? asks Coach LaGrone of his sophomore gym class. Perry Purdue Linda Putnam Sandra Puyana Paula Quinlisk Becky Rankin Claudia Ratley Gary Raynes Brett Recen Scott Rees Paul Reid Maria Remillard Ronnie Richards Denice Richardson Sue Richardson Sannie Rickert Michaell Ricketts Karen Riel Dan Ritter .. A timeto give.. Sophomores collect 281 pounds of pennies during Homecoming Week. Roach, Kim Roberts, Kaye Robinson, Peter Robinson, Vicki Rock, Janet Rodgers, Richard Roehm, Veronica Rooklidge, Gregg Rose, Roberta Rose, William Rossi, David Rowe, Glenda Rowe, Linda Rowe, Sheryl Rune, Debra Sadler, Susan Safe, Valerie Sakowski, Judith Samson, Allan Sanger, Michael Satterfield, Deborah Sayers, Byron Scarpone, Debra Schalk, Mary Schenck, Gregg Schlepp, Debra Schnapp, Marty Schroder, Geraldine Seal, Terrie Seamans, Lisa Sellers, Linda Sewell, Sheryl Sheets, Richard Shimeall, Susan Silvey, Jeffrey Simons, Douglas Slaymaker, Douglas Smith, Dan Smith, Evan Smith, Jim Smith, Melissa Soucie, Theresa Spadi, Fredrick Spears, Gary Spencer, Stephanie Stanislao, Mario Stephens, Randal Stevenson, Patricia Stillman, Joann Stoehr, Paul Storer, Jacquelyn Stover, David Strang, Linda Sullenberger, David 241 Sullivan, Greg Sullivan, Melvin Sutton, Scott Swank, Lisa Swoboda, Debra Taft, Linda Tague, Rebecca Temby, Jane Termentozzi, Roberta Terroux, Edward Terry, Martin Teter, Ross Tezak, Margaret Thede, Kevin Thomas, Debra Thomas, Susan Thompson, Cheryll Thompson, Christine Thompson, Denise Thompson, Glenna Thompson, Holly Thornton, Julie Treber, Constance Tripp, Thomas Tschiffely, Fred Tschirhart, Cynthia Tune, Corwyn Tungseth, Cheryl Turner, Karen Tweedell, Beth Urban, Larry Utter, Jacqueline Vabulas, John Vance, Barbara Vanderlinden, Jan Vandervliet, Dale Vanpelt, Linda Vanwyngarden, Danny Vargas, Vivian Veitel, Vicky Velasquez, Mary Waddell, Shelley Wager, Susan Wagner, Carol Walker, Larry Walker, Ronald Walker, Susan Wall, Richard Wall, Rosemary Walsh, Arlene Walters, Bruce Wardle, Constance Waring, Leonard Warner, Mike 242 Watch that copy, is the call as Tom Grano per- fects his typing skills. Caught in the act, Kirk Metz still manages a smile. .. .A timeto reflect... Waterman, Mark Wathier, Paula Ann Watson, Jim H. Way-Edwin Sweeney Weaver, Jr-Robert Weber, Karen Irene Weirich, Jeannette M. Welch, Daniel Bernard Wells, John Del Wells, Randy J. Welsh, Linda J. Welty, Mark Werth, Cathy Ann West, Gary L. Whitcomb, Robert R. White, Barbara E. White, James S. White, Karen A. 243 I This sophmore is pleased with her accomplishments in home economics. Left: Martin Menard concentrates on displaying his athletic ability. Patricia White Warren White Gerald Whitmore Mike Whorton Joyce Wiesner Marianne Wilcox Barbara Wilson Donald Wilson Henry Wilson Richard Wilson William Wiman Scott Winter Polly Wollenweber Jami Wolt Craig Wood Arden Woodworth Brian Wray Michael Wright Danny Yarbrough Shelley Yenter Timothy Yenter Deann Young Carol Zehnder Suzanne Zimmerman Ann Zirbel Bob Skiver Marty Wilcox Randy Berry Robert Brook Renee Clayton Steve Day Bob Detro Howard Fede Gigi Glass Ben Gimeno Nancy Hecyk Donna Hoffember Lee Anne Madsen Gary Mocha Mike Moss Cheryl Nikolas Mark Proper Susan Saddler Mark Satreono Jolene Singer Not Pictured Randy Adams Nancy Anderson Larry Berglund Roy Bloomer Peter Bohte Debbie Brock Melinda Burgett Roby Carr Vera Clayton Cecila Cooke Michael Corbin Karen Curran Mark Dinnell Diane Dolan Cynthia Douglas Rodney English James Ertle Gary Eyerly Barbra French Susan Gentry Scott Gibbons Joyce Green Charles Haberman Carol Hafner Darrell Hammond Evelyn Hepburn John Hildebrand James Hobuss Samuel Hodnett Mike Hoeffner Dale Hutchings Jack Gordon Roy Jackson Joseph Jaramillo Marcus Jaramillo Terence Jensen Robin Jesser Ken Hoos Michael Keegan Karen King Gerald Knippel Jill Lorena Charles Love Guy Lovell Euphama Lucas Mike Lynch Rodney Martin John McCabe Christine McCarrie Nancy McClelland Neal McCrimmon James McDonnell Ted Muckey Laura Peterson Deborah Piper Diane Riel Karen Riel Edward Ries Dennis Ritz Allen Robbins Sandra Salazar Patricia Scott Michael Searle Rocky Shaw James Shirley Douglas Simons Samuel Simonton Gale Spillane Richard Stamper Paul S til well Christopher Stringer David Tanner Naomi Tollman Christy Tippner James Tracy Dianna Williams 245 I 247 This is the way it was i m 7 We are the people Each one of us are important. . . whether we are alone, involved in our own world, sharing with a friend, or lost in the crowd of the classroom. 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The girl's, under the d i r e c t i o n of Mrs. Kvzmme and Mrs. Lund, showed through various dances, the evolu- tion of manfrom his primitive state to his modern placement alongside advanced science and technology. Left: As Gay Reese, standing left, and Sherri Lawson, standing right, struggle, the bodies of the slain, Cindy Hall and Sandy Lueth, are at left, strewn about. In hopes of raising the neces- sary funds to buy new football uniforms for next year's team, on February 23, the donkey in- vaded Arvada West. The spon- sored basketball game, played on donkeys furnished by the Reynolds Company, was won by the coaches by a 30-26 score over the senior football play- ers. Above Left: Bob Atwater and Mr. Wine- gar try, without luck, to get their trusty steeds to cooperate. Below Right: Mike Roberts and Rick Meyers haul in a re- bound. Below Left: The referee and Scott Jefferson watch as Mr. McGregor tries in vain to get aboard his mount. Index A Abshier, Judith 152 Adams, Becky 206 Adams, David 228 Adams, Gregory 152 Adams, Jacqueline 74, 75, 96, 121, 152, 183,202 Adams, Randy Adcock, Craig 206 Adducci, Steven 228 Adolph, Christine 175 Ahlers, Michael Albers, Jerry 206 Alberta, Denise 129, 152 Aldrich, Steven Alexander, Michael 206 Allen, Greg 22S Allen, James 152 Allen, Karen 175 Allison, Gerald Allison, Randy 228 Ames, Cheryl ISO, 228 Ames, Jeffery 228 Ames, William 206 Amorssia, Valerie 206 Anderson, Arlene 124,134 1S6 Anderson, Brad 45, 111, 152 Anderson, Cindy 228 Anderson, Diane 228 Anderson, Cary 152, 206 Anderson, James Anderson, Mary 228 Anderson, Nancy 80, 228 Anderson, Neata Andersen, Richard Appelhans, Dennis 152 Appelhans, Kenneth 206 Appelhans, Roger 228 Appelhans, Robert 228 Applegate, Richard 206 Arehart, Marilyn 135 Arensdorf, Pamela Arcnsdorf, Russel Armbruster, David 22S Armbruster, Robert 152 Armor, Ross 46, 206 Armstrong, Michael 45, 206 Armstrong, Michael 45, 228 Armstrong, Rebecca 206 Arnold, Janet 228 Arnold, Jean 206 Arnston, David 22S Amston, Stacey 206 Asbury, Marty 41, 134, 232 Ashcraft, Kenneth 206 Ashton, Bill 122,140,17S Asplund, Michael 53, 228 Atkinson, Janet 111,206 Atwater, Robert 152 Atwood, Clark 111,152 Atwood, Claudia 228 Aughinbaugh, Ricky 206 Auldridge, Kay 152 Austin, Steve 206 B Bachtel, John 206 Bain, William 206 Bak, Renee 152 Bakel, Gregory 152 Baker, Alice Baker, Constance Baker, Jon 229 Baker, Mem 229 Baker, Susan 152 Balch, Elaine 206 Baldwin, Kenneth 45, 111, 206 Ball, James 229 Ball, Laurie 89, 206 Bancroft, Karlann 229 Bancroft, Terry 15, 152 Bandimerc, Christine 206 Bangs, Nancy 206 Barksdale, Judy 206 Barnes, Brian 229 Barnes, Clifford 206 Barnes, Jim 134 Barnett, Gregory 46, 206 Barnett, Alberta 134 Barngrover, Debra 229 Barrett, Joseph 45,206 Barrett, Mary 229 Barros, Patricia 229 Barrows, Mike 46, 4S, 141 Basta, Kay 152 Batson, David 152 Battaglino, Deborah 229 Bauman, Mike 206 Baumgartner, Leslie 229 Beal, Connie 206 Beal, Donna Beard, Janet Beard, Mark Beard, Shanon Beaty, Larry 206 Becerra, Edward 152 Becerra, Karla 115, 152 Beck, Barbara 153 Becker, Drew 134 Beecher, David 153,202 Beecher, Deborah 206 Beecher, Margaret 229 Beem, Cheryl 153 Behunin, Cindy 206 Behunin, Michell 206 Behunin, Tommy 229 Bell, Jeanna 85, 153 Bellendir, Dianna 229 Belloni, Valorie 229 Bennett, James Berg, Debra 206 Berglund, Larry Bernhardt, John Bernard, Clayton 175 Bernhardt, Michael 103,114,229 Berry, Katherine 229 Berry, Randy 48, 229 Berson, James Betts, Carole 206 Bickel, Stephen 153 Bickford, Kathleen 229 Biederman, Cynthia 153 Biederman, Dwayne 45, 206 Biederman, Thomas 45, 229 Bieser, Jerry Bielington, Beverly 229 Binder, Douglas 46, 47,153 Binder, Virginia 229 Binkley, David 229 Bishop, Barbara 206 Bishop, Jill 206 Bjcrke, Ronda 229 Black, Robin 206 Blair, James 175 Blakely, Laura Blakely, Leigh 229 Blake more, Mildred 229 Blanchard, David 41, 153 Blasko, Paula 13, 80, 153 Blauvelt, Gayle 153 Bloomer, Ray Blotcky, Jean 76, 206 Boa, Randall 229 Boatwright, Pamela 153 Bock, Mary 229 Bock, Steven 84, 153 Bogard, Christine 206 Bohling, Nancy 206 Bohling, Richard 153, 202 H Bohte, Peter Bolen, Debra Bolen, Donald 84 175 Bollig, James 153, 175,202 Bollig, 10117 40,41,46,47,96,153 Bom areto, Cheryl 153 Bonsall, Lee 206 Booth, George Borchardt, Lawrence 111,114,153 Bordner, Deborah 153,206 Bordner, Michael 206 Bosben, Jeffrey 206 Boshart, Randall 229 Boswell, Michael Boucher, Craig 229 Boucher, Gloria 206 Bouts, Gerald 229 Bouts, Richard Bowen, Janet 153 Bowland, Danny 229 Bowles, Elizabeth 229 Bowles, Sarah 76, 154,202 Bowne, Bonnie 154 Boyd, Gail 154 Brachle, Michacla 206 Bradell, Kip Braden, Janet 154 Bradley, Jerry 154 Brady, Kathleen 206 Brady, Patrick 206 Brainard, Christopher 104, 154 Brainerd, John 142 Braketa, Andrea 80, 154 Braketa, John 48, 229 Branchaw, Deborah 229 Branchaw, Joseph 206 Brand, Erna 229 Braning, Cindy 229 Brauch, Ben 133 Bredeson, James 206 Breland, Brad 144 Brendsel, Dana 224 Brendsel, David 154 Brock, Debbie Brock, Robert 66, 154 Brock, William 207 Brook, Robert Broughton, Becky 229 Brown, Cindy 229 Brown, Douglas 229 Brown, Janice 207 Brown, Kathy 207 Brown, Kenneth 229 Brown, Kimberly 229 Brown, Larry 207 Brown, Linda 154 Brown, Michael G Brown, Michael R Brown, Sherry 229 Brown, Stephen 229 Brown, Sue 89, 207 Browning, LuAnn 229 Bruce, Tami 143 Brumfield, Suzan 154 Bruner, Kathy 229 Brungard, James 154 Bruugard, Susan 229 Brunner, John 207 Bruno, Vickie 207 Brunsting, Dawn 229 Brutsman, Kathryn 76,207 Buck, John 207 Buck, Linda 229 Buckley, Wayne 207 Buclter, Richard 229 Buen, Bruce 207 Buenger, Richard 104,229 Buesser, Douglas 207 Bulling, Larry 96, 99, 154, 178,179, 1 202 Rilling, Nancy 229 Burch, Karen 154,207 Burchell, Susan 207 Burchett, Dianna Burd, Judith 229 Burgett, Melinda 89, 229 Burk, Deborah 154 Burk, Michael 154,230 Burk, Peggy 154 Burke, Judyth 207. Burke, Michael Burkhart, Scott 46, 207 Burnham, Kathy 207 Bush, Darryl 154 Buss, Mark 230 Buss, Tony 207 Busse, Susan 230 Butcher, Bryan 4S,230 Butcher, Patricia 230 Butcher, Phyllis 207 Butler, Richard 154 Byers, Bill 4,134 Byers, Gerald 207 % Byers, lack 154 Byrd, Sheryl Bryon, Richard 230 C Cain, Bryian 230 Cain, David 155 Calder, Jane 155 Caldon, Vicki 20S Caldwell, Suzanne 113,155 Callahan, David 20S Campanella, Carl 82, 155, 18S Campbell, Andra 230 Campbell, Barbara 20S Campbell, Jeffrey C 230 Campbell, Jeffry V 230 Campbell, Mary 208 Campbell, Pat 230 Campbell, Susan 9,155 Campbell, Wesley 20S Cano, Diane 230 Caprioglio, Gary 230 Card, John 134 Carlton, Cathy 20S Carney, Michael 208 Carney, Patrick Carnicello, Greggory 230 Carollo, Bert 104,208 Caron, Gerard 230 CarT, Terry 20S Carr, Roby Carroll, Susan 155 Carter, Jeff 230 Cary, Paul Case, Susan 208 Celantaho, Lanny 143 Callans, Timothy 45, 230 Chamberlain, Deborah 5, 76, S2, U5 Chambers, Keith 155, 17S Chambers, Sandra 230 Chance, Forrest 208 Chandler, Ronald 20S Chaney, Michael 230 Cheer, Susan 208 Cheer, Michael 230 Cherven, Donald Cherven, Janice 230 Childerston, Robert 155 Chrisler, Gail 155 Christensen, Lori 230 Christensen, Terry 20S Clark, Diane 208 Clark, Joyce 155 Clayburn, Janice 103,208 Clayton, Renee 230 Clayton, Vera Cleaver, Richard 208 Clements, Douglas 155 Clench, Richard 208 Click, Dana 230 Click, Deborah 13,74,96, 155,1S6, 202 Coates, Larry 208 Coates, Linda 155 Cobb, William 111,20S Coberley, Sheri 208 Coble, Clyde 230 Cochard, Michael 200 Cochran, Michael 155 Coffey, Linda 15,74,75,111,155 Coffey, Pamela 230 Colaiano, Raymond Cole, Kelly 230 Coleman, Michael 155 Coleman, Nanette 230 Colestock, Timmie 155, 178,1S2, 202, 203 Collier, Louise 143 Coltrinari, Victoria 230 Combs, Linda Conklin, David 209 Connely, Edward 155,180 Connor, Paul 230 Conrad, Karen 209 Cook, Dale 209 Cook, Deborah 95, 118,209 Cook, Donnis 155 Cook, Linda 156 Cook, Lynn 79, 209 Cook, Peggy 156 Cook, Tim Cooke, Cecilia Cooke, Rebecca 79, 156 Cooper, Jim 209 Coopersmith, Kim 230 Corbin, Michael 230 Corby, Sandra 96,156 Corkill, Eva 156 Conigan, Roxann 209 Coulter, Wendy 156 Courkamp, Lee 44,45, 141, 188 Coursey, Ricky 48, 230 C ova It, Christine 230 Cowan, James 44, 45, 209 Cowhey, Elizabeth 209 Cowsar, Sheila 230 Cox, Barbara 79 Cox, Kevin 209 Coy, John 96, 156 Cozrad, Jeanne 230 Crain, Randy Crain, Rickey 156,209 Crawford, Carol 134 Crawford, William 1S6 Creager, Connie 209,230 Creager, Curt 209 Cridlebaugh, Connie 230 Cromwell, Kristi 230 Crowley, Brian 230 Crowley, Dennis 209 Croy, Jimmy 209 Croy, Kathy 230 Crum, Cheryl 180,156 Crum, Gary 230 Culler, Karen Cummings, Cheryl 209 Cunningham, Susan 156 Cupp, Valerie 209 Curran, John 156 Curran, Karen CurTan, Mary 230 Curtin, Kevin 156 Curtin, Patricia 230 Cutrell, Cathy 79,156 Cutrell, Patricia 209 Cwik, Daniel 156 Cwik, Joseph 230 Cypher, Jeanette 209 D Dafni, Lorraine 156 Dafni, Michael 230 Daley, Robert 230, 232 Dallinger, Curtis 230 Dalton, Sandy 230 Dalton, Sherry 76, 156 Dalton, Stan 85,135 Daly , Cynthia 156 Daly, Leah 76, 156 Dance, Debbie 230 Dance, Susan 99, 156 Danduran, Deborah 209 Dangerfield, Susan 14, 15,157,187, 202 Davey, Diana 230 Davis, Andrea 230 Davis, Deborah 157 Davis, Karen 175 Davis, Kerry 230 Davis, Kirk 209 Davis, Lynettc 231 Davis, Ray 104,209 Davis, Susan 209 Davis, Terry 209 Dawson, Jay 231 Day, Anna 209 Day, Nancy 76, 209 Day, Steven 231 Dayhuff, Christine 209 Dean, David 21, 157 Dean, Patrick 231 Dechant, Richard 157 Decker, Michael 209 Deckman, William 157 Deering, Char 135 Deforge, Ronald 231 Delay, Lisa 157 Delong, Charley 231 Dent, Davida Derv3ge, Cherie 79, 108, 157 Desantis, Louis 231 Detro, Janet 209 Detro, Robert 231 Dergil, Janet 231 Dick, Douglas 231 Dick, Leslie 104, 231 Dick, Randall 231 Dickehage, Patricia 4, 157 Dieterle, David 209 Dill, Karen 231 Diller, Julie 76,209 Dillon, Shelly 231 Dilorcnzo, Stacy 209 Dinnell, Mark Dion, Corinne 209 Dion, Noelle 231 Dixon, Cleve 231 Dizmang, Clinton 209 Dodd, Deborah 157 Dodd, Randall 209 Dolan, Diane Dolan, Patricia 209 Donaldson, Janet 80, 231 Donaldson, Jon 46,48,134 Dorchinez, Susan 231 Dorrance, Mark 157 Dougherty, Terry 209 Dougherty, Wilhelm Douglas, Cynthia Douglas, Diane 157 Downs, Margaret 111, 209 Doyle, Mary 175 Donbaba, Paula 209 Dryer, Steven 157 Dueppen, Lee 209 Duerksen, Jerry 135 Duffield, Sheny Dun;mitt, Philip 209 Dunbar, Paula 209 Dunkin, George 103,104,114,135 Dunn, Kevin 157 Dupuis, Denis 157, 182 Durham, Laurel 157 E Earl, Marilyn 209 Easley, Karen 2 32 Easter, John 157 Eastman, Kathyleen 209 Easton, Mary 5, 1 3, 157 | Easton, Patricia 232 Easton, Charles 232 Ediger, Irene Ediger, Joseph 104,232 Ehmann, Robert 232 Eiseman, Margo 96, 157,182 Ekey, Glen 134 Ekler, Peter Elliott, Connie 232 Elliott, Mary 209 Elliott, Mitchel 209 Elliott, Ronald 209 Elliott, Thomas 209 Ellis, Ruth 232 Ellis, Shauna 209 Ellisor, Conni 157,202 Elofson, Paula 157 Elson, Randolph 209 Emarine, Sandra 209 English, Rodney Erickson, Daniel 158 Erickson, June 232 Erickson, Lois 158 Eriksson. Steven 232 Erp, Rooert 158 Ertle, James Espegren, Grepory 209 Evans, Mark 175 Evans, Michael T 232 Evans, Mikeal R 42, A3, 180 Evans, Vicki 232 Eyerly, Gary F Faber, Debra 158 Fabiano, Diane 158 Fabrizlo, Douglas 232 Fansler, Tamera 232 Faut, Peggy 209 Fay, Colin 232 Fay, Margaret 232 Fay, Richard Feazell, Billie 232 Fedie, Howard 232 Feebeck, Carol 232 Feely, Rich 140 Fenner, Daniel 232 Fenton, Debra 209 Ferguson, Candace 158, 178 Ferguson, Jacque 233 Ferguson, Keith 233 Ferguson, Linda 111,158 Findlay, Michele 209 Finner, Rita 158 Fischer, Crystal 232 Fish, Robert Fisher, Kenneth 233 Fisk, Steven 233 Fiske, Virgil 1S8 Fitzmaurice, David 209 Fitzsimmons, David 158 Flor, Patricia 209 Flowers, Frank 233 Foley, Daniel 209 Foley, Diane 158 Foley, Judy 158 Ford, Peggy 233 Ford, Richard 158 Ford, Stephanie 233 Forson, Donna 158 Foster, Charles 209 Foster, Nancy 158 Franklin, Darryl 233 Franklin, Donelle 209 Franks, Sandra 233 Franks, Steven 209 Frazar, Virginia 210 French, Barbara French, Donald French, Robert 158, 202 Frey, David 233 Frich, David Frisk, Donald 233 Fritzler, Jeffrey 233 Fry, Gail 210 Fuller, Rodney Fuller, Steven 233 Furman, DeLacy 133 Futoma, Barbara 210 C Gaar, Eloycel 133 Gadd, LeAnn 233 Caddy, Joseph 45, 233 Gallager, Theresa Gantenbein, Jeanette Gantenbein, Mike 233 Cardine, Samuel 158 Gardner, Gretchcn 233 Gargac, Lynn 210 Garland, Gregory 210 Garliech, Lois 210 Gauthier, Mary 76, 158, 178, 184 Gear, Michael 233 Geiger, David 210 Celxoth, Carol 79,158 Gelroth, Veona Genoff, Kathleen 158,233,202 Genoff, Peggy 233 Genoff, Stephen 159 Gentry, Susan Gerber, Janet 159 Gerlings, Cathy 159 Gerlings, John 210 Gerould, Edgar Gibbons, Dana Gibbons, Dona Gibbons, Scott Gibbs, Don 45,120, 210 Gibson, Patricia 233 Gibson, Rick 233 Giddens, Katherine Giddens, Pauline Gill, Gretchen Gill, Gwendolyn 233 Gillan, Patty 79,159 Gillenwater, Moral 159 Gilmore, Annette 159 Gilmore, Michael 210 Gimeno, Benjamin 233 Gimeno, Marcelina 159 Gingras, Marie 233 Girard, Peggy 233 Glades, Vera 135 Glardon, Don 159 Glasmann, James 159 Glass, Georgiannc 233 Goddard, Sherry 159 Goedert, Cindy 210 Cohn, John 140 Goldsworth, Diane 76, 159,186 Colon, Richard 159, 186 Goodfellovv, Michael 103, 210 Gordon, Jimmie 210 Gordon, Laurie 233 Gordon, Paula 82,159, 181,202 Gorrell, Russell 159 Graff, Stephen 159, 210 Graham, Douglas 48, 233 Grano, John 159 Crano, Thomas 233, 243 Grantski, Cheryl 159 Grauberger, Janet 135 Graves, Dixie 233 Graves, Paula 233 Gray, Connie 159 Gray, Cynthia 210 Greco, Cynthia 159,210 Greco, Deborah 159,181 Greco, Denise 233 Green, Deborah 111, 160, 184, 202 Green, Joyce Green, James 46, 47, 175, 183 Green, Roy 137 Greenfield, Jim 137 Gregg, Joseph 210 Grcv, Lizbeth 210 Griesimger, Gerhard 233 Grieves, Jim 140 Groeneooer, Benno 233 Gros, Ghislaine 160, 26 Grosch, Barbara 210 Crosche, LeeAnn 233 Groth, Donna 210 Groves, Patricia 210 Guest, Mary 233 Guildner, Bradley 210 Guinn, Andrea 108,111,160 Guinn, Richard 233 Gunn, Alice 160 Gustafson, Jon 233 Gustafson, Kay 80, 160 Gustafson, Pamela 233 H Haaf, Arlene 233 Haberman, Charles Haeger, Jill 233 Hafling, Terry Hafner, Carol Hafner, Mary 210 Haggard, lames 122,233 Hahn, John 166 Haiglel, Murray 210 Hallgas, Terrie 210 Hall, Allen 45, 233 Hall, Charles 210 Hall, Cynthia 80, 160 Hall, Tanera 210 Halladay, Mark 233 Hallock, nne 233 Haluck, Pamela 233 Halvorsen, Laurie 233 Halmill, Bruce 104, 210 Hamilton, Candice 160 g. Hamilton, Debra 210 Hamilton, Kathryn 210 Hamilton, Susan 160 Hammond, Darrell Hammond, Joan 160 Hammond, Kenneth 233 Hancock, Thomas 233 Hanna, Kim 210 Hansen, April 233 Hansen, Luana 233 Hansford, Deborah 210 Hardy, Robert 160 Harmon, Carol 233 Harmon, Randal 234 Harmon, Rick 210 Harmon, Thomas Harrah, Carolyn 210 Harris, Bill 136 Harris, Dave 234 Harris, David 136 Harris, Kenneth 210 Harris, Paul 55, 210 Harris, Susan 234 Harrison, Marvin 210 Hart, Joe 133 Hartman, Dwight 48, 234 Hartman, Jenell 160 Hartman, Mary 234 Hartman, Nancy 160 Hartzell, Kenneth 210 Hartzell, Marcia 160 Haugum, Mary 210 Haugum, Sharon 234 Hauschildt, Ted 210 Havens, Larry 135 Hawes, Joan 111, 160, 183 Hawks, Diane 210 Hayes, Deborah 234 Hayhurst, Ellen 136 Haynes, Michael 96, 160 Haynes, Vicki 234 Hays, Judith 210 Heath, Richard 234 Heath, Robert 210 Heaton, Debra 210 Hecyk, Nancy 234 Hedge, Jerry Hedge, Robert 210 Hedges, Susan 234 Hedwall, Isabel 234 Heggenberger, Thomas 234 He id, Robin 53, 210 Heinle, Stephen 160 Helfenbein, Gerard 234 Helm, Cynthia 210 Heim, Dave 21,135 Hendricks, Dennis 234 Henry, G tennis 234 Henry, James 210 Hense, Lois 160 Hepburn, Evelyn Hepburn, Marion 160 Herberger, Donald 234 Herman, Dean 85,135 Herman, Margaret 210 Herman, Michele 234 Hess, Jonnalee 210 Hess, Linda 210 Hess, Marcia 234 Hickman, Gary 160 Hicks, Deborah 161 Hicks, Kenneth 234 Hicks, Leslie 210 Hiestand, Roger Hildebrand, John Hildebrandt, Dennis Hilgers, Michael 161 Hilgers, Shauna 234 Hill, Rhonda 210 Hillenbran, Roberta 234 Hillenbrand, Joan 161 Hills, Randall Hilsinger, Aleah 80, 161 Himschoot, Regina 210 Himschoot, Rosanne 234 Himschoot, Roberta 80, 161 Hinderaker, Robert Hines, Lynn 210 Hipp, James 210 Hitchens, Patricia 161 Hite, James 234 Hladik, Edward 234 Hobuss, James 45 Hodnett, Samuel Hodnett, Tom 161 Hoeffner, Mike Hofferber, Donna 234 Hoffman, Stephen 210 Hoida, Kathleen 161 Holcomb, Jackie 161 Holcomb, Paula 210 Holder, Eugene 210 Holderman, Ivan 143 Holland, Gregory 234 Holland, Noel 210 Holley, Elaine 175 Holley, William 234 Hollis, Deborah 79, 210 Holmes, George 43, 210 Holmes, Marion 210 Holt, Morgan 161 Holtz, Wanda 210 Homra, Jack 234 Homera, Susan 161 Hood, Alan 210 Hooker, Karen 234 Hooley, Cindy 210 Hoover, Lizabeth 234 Hope, Mary 234 Home, Terilyrme 234 Horton, Renee Horvath, Donna 234 Hoskinson, Christine 234 Hoskinson, Richard 161, 210 Hosman, Betty Hotchkiss, Robert Houlton, Susan 161,202 Howard, Christiane 161 Hoy, Bruce 161 Hoyt, Joe 211 Hoyt, Perry 234 Hubbard, Harriet 234 Hudson, David 161,188 Hudson, Debra 161 Hudson, William 211 Huggins, Carol 161 Hughes, Gary 234 Huie, Suzanne 211 Hulse, Marilyn Hulstrom, Deborah 161 Hulstrom, Timothy 234 Humbert, Mary 161 Hunger, Robert 211 Hunt, Jerry 211 Hunter, Larry Hurdstrom, Donna 234 Hutchings, Dale Hutchinson, James 162 1 Ingenthrome, Gilbert 234 Ingenthrone, Milton 234 Ingersoll, Vaughn 234 Irwin, James 175 Iwakiri, Joan 234 ) Jack, Gordon Jackson, Diedra 211 Jackson, Gregory 211 Jackson, Roy Jackson, Dewey 162, 182, 202 Jacobson, Sharon 1;2 Jaeger, Paula 234 Jagodzinski, Susan 162 Jaramillo, Joseph Jaramillo, Marcus Jarrett, Mary 95, 211 Jarrett, Michael 162 Jefferson, Scott 162 Jekowski, Louise 95, 211 Jenkins, Diana Jenkins, Janyce 211 Jensen, Dennis 211 Jensen, Donette Jensen, Terence 48 Jesser, Robin Jessop, Deborah 234 Johann, Elmer 162 Johansen, Diane 234 Johns, Kathleen 211, 234 Johnson, Ann 211 Johnson, Bruce 211 JohnsCathleen Johnson, Cory 234 Johnson, Cynthia 103, 162 Johnson, David 234 Johnson, Delbert Johnson, Donald 162 Johnson, James 211 Johnson, Jan 162 Johnson, Jeff 234 Johnson, Keith 211 Johnson, Kent 162 Johnson, Linnea 162 Johnson, Mark 211 Johnson, Melody 234 Johnson, Patricia 211 Johnson, Paulette 234 Johnson, Robert 211 Johnson, Sharon 234 Johnson, Terri 103,235 Jones, Cynthia 235 Jones, Denise C 211 Jones, Denise J Jones, Don 137 Jones, Kirk 162 Jones, Marilyn 162 Jones, Michael 162 Joos, Ken 235 Joos, Jan 176 Jorgensen, Keven 235 Joy, Charline 162 Joyner, Bradley 211 Judd, Williams 162 Jueis, Glenda 162 Juels, Rhonda 211 K Kailey, Dennis 211 Kailey, Randy 235 Kalmbach, David 235 Kane, Hugh 210 Kasteiner, Marvin 162 Kasteiner, Suzanne 235 Kantor, Jerry 42, 162 Karich, Jack 212 Karich, Marianne 235 Kastner, Joseph 212 Katt, Earl 163 Katt, Lorie 235 Kaufman, Mark 235 Keefer, Richard 46, 47,163, 202 Keegan, Janet 79, 163 Keegan, Michael 235 Keever, Kathleen 235 Keller, Kristine 95,163 Keller, Marti 210 Kelly, Paula 235 Kelsay, Kristine 212 Kembel, Ruben 212 Kemp, Glenn 235 Kendall, Patricia 76, 212 Kendig, Jeffery 163 Kennedy, Judy 2 35 Kennedy, Kris 163 Kennedy, PatricW Kemdt, Kenneth Kersteins, Anthony 163 Kesner, Connie 16 3 89 Kesner, Debarrah 212 Kester, James 163 Ketchum, Sandra 89 212 Kidder, Robert 212 Kief, Steven 235 Kief, Wendy 212 KiHough, Jan 163 Kinard, Charles Kincaid, Michael 111,212 Kincaid, Susan 235 King, Karen 235 King, Kathy 235 King, Mary 99 King, Sharon 235 Kinnard, Kenneth 104, 212 Kinney, Barbara 163 Kinney, Richard 235 Kinsey, Dave 137 Kirchnoff, Nancy 236 Kloberdans, Andrea 236 Knippel, Gerald Koch, Cary' 163 Koch, Paulette 163 Koenig, Michael 236 Kohler, Jeffrey Kolb, Judith 212 Konrad, Dale 163 Konrad, Stuart 212 Korin, David 236 Koselak, Jack 132 Koss, Teri 212 Kragor, Michael 212 Kramer, Don 140 Kratti, Kathie 2 36 Kratz, Betsy 138 Kremer, Richard 236 Kremer, Thomas 1;3 Krey, Sandra 163 Kriehn, Kent 42, A3, 212 Kroskos, Andrea 236 Kruger, Stephen 212 Kubat, Renee 236 Kubat, Vickie 163 Kuntz, Daniel 236 Kupec, Terri 212 Kvamme, Mary 137 L LaForte, Jeffery 236 LaGrone, Mark 138,239 Lahman, Taina 175 Lakes, Milessa 80,16 3,186 Lamb, Debra 236 Lamb, Marsha 236 Lambert, Gary 236 Lamer, Jeffrey 236 Lammers, Katharine 115,213 Lammers, TeTry 41,99, 163,186 Lance, Cindy 163 Lane, Martin Lang an, Joseph Langan, John 236 Langan, Karen 5, 164 Langforf, Mark 213 Langley, Rodney 236 Larghe, Stephen 40, 41, 232, 236 Larson, Joan 236 Lash, Janice 237 Latham, Glenn 237 Latham, Robin 213 Laucamp, Debra 103 Laughlin, Mary 121, 213 Lawson, Carolyn 213 Lawson, David Lawson, Sherri 164, 180 Layton, Edward 237 Leavy, Janas 213 Lee, Debra 237 Lee, Ronald 213 Lee, Ruth 21 3 Lee, Suzettc 237 Leeds, Catherine 237 Leeds, David 45,164 Leicht, Rt-mhard 213 Lentzner, Stanley 164 ¥ Leonovic , Pamela Leslie, Jay 237 Letchworth, Kathleen 164 Letchworth, Robert 213 Lewis, Ernestine 141 Lewis, Rob 141 Lewis, Robert 212 Ley, James 212 Lindauer, Leslie 164 I.indstrom, Laura 212 Linton, David 164 Linton, Nancy 237 4 Littlehom, Michael 104, 212 Lloyd, Linda Lochmiller, Kurtis 176 7 Logan, Lynne 164 Lombardi, Michael 212 Long, Gordon 237 : Long, Kathleen 152 Long, Randy 46, 213 Long, Richard 4$, 13 Longshore, Debra 164, 202 Longwell, Sheron Loomis, Susan 237 k Looper, Michael 213 k Lord, Gary 213 P -ord, Karen 237 Lorenz, ML - ove, Charles Lave, Millanee 164, 1S6 Lovell, Guy 237 Lowe, Jack 164 Lov.-gren, ClaesH64, ISO Lubbers, Kristine Lucas, Euphama 103 L’.e 'enhop, Valerie 23 Lueth, Sandra 164 Lugg, Sharon 237 Lugg, Sherry 164 Lugg,. Shcrrcl M Lundquist, Gail 213 J Lutz, Susan 213 Lybarger, Shandra 213 Lynch, '‘Mike Lyon, Karen 164 i Lyon, Kim 237 Lyons, Michael 237 M ’ MuJE MacClainJ Dan 213 MacDoria 1 V Umes 213 MacDfermell. Susan 237 MacDbnnell, Thomas 93,96,164,178 Macher, Rooert W Macklberg, Canol 213 Maddock, Donald 213 Maddox, Denise Madonc, Nicky 237 Madone, Rose 213 Madsen, LeAnne Mahalfy, Cil J2 V honey, Gary 213 Mahoney, Ronald 213 Maire, T fSla2l3 Maire, Flora 164 Maize, Waydean 237 Major, James 213 Malara, Mark 213 Maloney, Karen 237 Malvern Jay 164 Manaugh, Judy 237 Manee, James 237 Manley, Marlene 237 Mann, Roger 213 Manns, Stephen 213 Mannon, Truman Mansheim, Pamela 213 Manzo, Terrence 104,213 Maples, Kevin 237 Marcantonio, Nancy 237 Marcue, Elizabeath 213 Mares, Kathleen 237 Markley, Keith 213 m Marriott, Melvin 164 Marsh, Bonita 237 Marsh, Mark 213 Marten, Cynthia 237 Marten, Kim 237 Martens, Debbie 87, 164 Martin, Garry 213 Martin, Mary 237 Martin, Pamela 165 Martin, Rodney Martin, Vicki 213 Martinek, Kent 237 Martinez, Delphin 237 Martinez, Roberta 103, 165 Martini, Yvonne 213 Mason, Janette 237 n, Kenneth 213 'lassey, Betty 96, 99,138 Mathay, Darcy Mathews, Connie 87, 165 Mathews, Tom 237 Mathias, Barbara 175 Mathias, Richard Mathews, Linda 165 Maurer, Mark 237 May, LouAnn Mayo, Charlotte 213 Mayo, Rebecca 165 Mayo, Gary 42,48,237 McAbee, Janice 165 MeAleese, John 237 McAllister, John 213 NpAnally, Marcella 165 Me A tee, Linda 165 Me Cake, Jon McCaffrey, Pmela 213 Me Callum, LouAnn 237 Me Carrie, Christine McCarrie, Rodney 165 McCelland, Michael 175 McClelland, Nancy McClure, DeVona 165 McConnell, George 237 McConnell, Robert 237 McCoy, Robin 237 McCoy, Sheri 165 McCradden, Kevin McCrimmon, Neal 213 McCutchan, Randall 165 McDaniel, Michael 213 McDondld, Cynthia 237 McDonald, Jeanette 237 McDonald, Kathy 80, 165 McDonnell, James McFadden, Laura 76,213 McGinnis, Michael 237 McGlochlin, Scott 94,122, 165 McGlochlin, Valerie 213 McGovern, John 237 McGrath, Mary 237 McCregor, Brian 10,11,41,133 McGuire, John 213 Mclntire, Joel 237 McKean, Susan 165 McKean, Thomas 237 McKenna, James 42,237 McKenna, Jeanne 213 McLachlan, Judy 213 McLaughlin, Robert 213 McLean, Dan McLean, Timothy 165 McLellan, Jerry 133 McMillan, Daurice 237 McMinn, Megan 213 McNabb, Martha 95,213 McNamara, Mary 237 McQuillen, Steven 165 McSheehy, Michelle 165 Mehlbach, Connie 237 Mehlbach, Peter 165, 183 Meiklejohn, Pamela 75,213 Meininger, Sundra 79,213 Melberg, Wayne 238 Mellema, Sondra 213 Mels, Ed 165 Menard, Martin 45, 238, 244 Mercer, Robert 111, 165 Merewether, Paul 213 Merrill, Sharon 213 Merritt, David 213 Messer, Keith 138 Metz, Kirk 238,243 Metz, Richard 238 Meyer, Candance 165 Meyers, Richard 66, 94, 96, 165, 184 Millelson, Dorian 165 Miller, Arthur 213 Miller, Deborah 238 Miller, Gayla 213 Miller, Linda 238 Miller, Mark 54, 213 Miller, Milton 96,175 Miller, Scott 165, 202 Miller, Shirley 133 Miller, Victoria 213 Millison, Douglas 23S Millman, Debra 238 Mills, Linda 238 Mills, Pamela 238 Millsap, Ronald 16S Minger, Dawn 23S Mitchell, Carin 213 Mitchell, Ron 141 Mocha, Cary Mocha, Yvonne 165 Moffett, Linda 213 Molloy, Gerald 213 Monroe, Lynn 136 Montgomery, Rebecca 238 Montoya, Frank 238 Moon, Philip Moore, Bruce 120,213 Moore, Donald 213 Moore, Georgina 213 Moore, James 165,202 Moore, Kathleen 165 Moore, Lynn 238 Morgan, Kenneth 166 Morgan, Robert 214 Morgan, Timothy 214 Morgenegg, Carl 137 Morlan, leff Morrill, David 214 Morrill, Diane 166 Morrison, Vicki 238 Mosher, Muriel 166 Moss, Michael 238 Mowers, David 104, 166 Mowers, Nancy 214 Moyer, Larry 238 Moyer, William 166 Moynihan, Betts 141 Muckey, Ted Mueller, Mary 238 Mueller, Shaun 214 Mullens, Barbara 166 Mullens. Nancy 214 Muller, Ricky 166 Mullin, Larry 96, 115, 166 Munn, Diane 214 Murphy, Chas 140 Murphy, Clifford 238 Murphy, Stanton 52,214 Murphy, Steve 214 Murray, Phyllis 76, 214 Myers, Bruce 214 Myers, Linda 238 N Nale, Kathryn 214 Nau, Nancy 23S Negri, Jeffrey 46,47, 166 Nelson, John 166 Nelson, Julie 238 Nelson, Lawrence 214 Nelson, Ricky 166 Nesland, Lori 238 Newberg, Linda 238 Newell, Gary 16 Newell, Karen 23b Newman, Daniel 96, 214 % Newman, Marine 11 238 Nicholas, Cheryl Nicholas, Gary 236 Nickle, Bradly 48,238 Niece, Martin 167 Niece, Randy 238 Nielsen, Nancy 23S Niemeyer, Arnold 167, ISO, 139 Noel, Mike 167 Noffsinger, Linda 23S Noorderbrook, Cynthia 238 Norris, Patricia 238 North, Debra 214 North, Stephen 167 Norton, Gregory 238 Norton, Melanie ISO Norton, Pamela 167 Norviel, Terri 238 Novotny, Michele 214 Nuce, Michael 214 Nunn, Edgar 45,214 Nutt, James 19,214 O Oatman, Charles 214 Oatman, Leslie 167 Obernyer, Lynn 138 Obrey, Leslie 238 Obrian, Stevan 214 Obrian, Timothy 238 Obrien, Kathryn 23S O'Commor, Gary 138 Odonnell, Shawn Ogg, Jamie 214 Ogle, Ruth 214 Ohaire, Stephen 43, 23S Oldakcr, Paul 167, 202 Oliver, Danny 238 Oliver, Tyhra 167 Olsen, David 167 Olson, Elizabeth 23S Olson, Karen 76, 167, 185 Olson, Kenneth 214 Olson, Raymound Olson, Thomas Onan, Michael 43, 214 Orloff, Timothy 238 Orr, Gregory 214 Ortega, Anthony’ 175 Ortega, Corrine 214 Ortega, James Osbum, Kenneth 214 Otto, Monte 108, 115, 142 Oyer, Dwight 111, 167 Oyer, John 238 P Paas, Susan 238 Pacheco, Frank 238 Pade, Victoria 167 Pade, Dennis 238 Pagano, Barb 141 Palmer, Cynthia 104,238 Palmer, Debra 238 Palmer, Dennis Pancoast, Steven 66, 167 Pancoast, Bill Pandi 1, Mark 23S Pandil, Paula 167 Pankratz, Gregory Papke, Brenda 238 Pappas, Louis 238 Parker, Colleen 238 Parks, Julie 238 Parrent, Ross 238 Parris, Kathleen 214 Partridge, Judith 74, 96, 167, 184 Passarelli, Dave 113, 140 Pattison, Lois 214 Patton, Paula 238 Patton, Steve 41,214 Pancoast, Bill Payne, Becky 239 Payne, Darrell Pazzin, Pamela 214 Peacock, Thomas 167 Pearson, Greg 214 Pease, Janet 118, 138 Pedersen, Diann 74,75,138,167,180, 202 Pedersen, Karen Pemberton, Colette 239 Peaner, Linda 239 Penner, Neva 167 Prrim fort1; ,tnn 96,167, 214 Pennington, Stephanie Penny, Kurtis 23 i T'' Pepper, Alan 214 _____________ Pepper, Pam 168 Pcratt, Karen 214 Perez, Danny 214 Perez, Ronnie 168 Perkins, Charles 239 Perkins, Cynthia 239 Perkins, Denise 80,168 Pesce, Michael 114,214 Petersen, Craig 214 Peterson, Jody 214 Peterson, Laura P-eyton, -Jacauelixie. 214 Pfeifer, Paul 168 Phillips, Don 168 Phillips, Randall 239 Phillips, Richard 214 Pierce, Sheila 239 ____ Pierson, Jim 118, 14? Pike, Janet 89, 168,202 Pimentel, Timothy Pinard, Leilani 231,239 Piper, Deborah Plakorus, Joanne 214 Plate, Thomas 239 Plese, Beverly 239 Plese, Bruce 168 Plese, Robert 168 Polito, Joan 76, 214 Polk, Charlene 239 Polk, Dennis 99, 168, 181, 202 Polk, Michael 214 Pollocoff, Laurie 239 Pollocoff, Mike 45,205,214 Pomarico, Cynthia 214 Ponis, Jack 9, 43, 139 Ponsor, Mark Pope, Cynthia 214 Popp, Roxie 214 Porter, John 214 Poss, Michael Potter, Robert 214 Poulignot, Karen 214 Powell, Connie 214 Powell, Debi Powell, Elizabeth 214 Powell, Elvira 168 Price, Donna 168 Price, James 104,114,257 Price, Kathryn 168 Pritchard, Harry 214 Proctor, Bambi 168 Proctor, Robin 239 Proper, Mark 45, 239 Prout, Linda 175 Prythero, Linda 214 Puett, Sherry Pumphrey, Angela 239 Pumphrey, Steven Puntenney, John 239 Purdham, Stephen 214 Purdue, Perry 240 Putnam, Linda 240 Puyana, Sandra 240 Pyle, Rebecca 205,214 Q Quinlan, Gail 214 Quinlisk, Debe 96, 168 Quinlisk, Paula 240 Quinn, Karen 214 R Radosevich, Jan 168 Radosevich, John Raleigh, Alan 214 Ralston, Mark 214 Ramondo, Lynn 16S Ramondo, Randi 168 Rankin, Becky 240 Ratcliff, Dale 214 Raths, Dale 141 Ratley, Claudia 240 Rau, Randy 16S Raven, Linaa 79, 215 Rawlings, Linda 16.5. ... m Raynes, Gary 240 Recen, Brett 45, 104, 240 Rees, Scott 103, 240 Reese, Cay 15,74,75,96,168,183 Regnier, Jodie Reher, Mark 215 Reid, Paul 103,120, 240 Reinders, Darrel Reinders, Ronnie Reiser, Brenda “9, 215 Reiser, Wanda 169, 202 Rcmillard, Maria 240 Remillard, Michael 169 Remmick, Cheryle 215 Remmick, Karen 169 R’elSel, Barbara Reynolds, Steven 44, 45, 215 Rice, Steven 169 Rice, Victoria 76,169 Rich, Claudia 215 Richards, Ronnie 24 Richardson, Denice 24 Richardson, Sue 240 Rickert, Sammie 240 Ricketts, Michaell 240 Riel, Diane Riel, Karen 240 Riendl, Christine 215 Ries, Edward Rilea, Cindy 95, 169 Riely, Milton 136 Rindom, Wlilm 169 Ringle, Jenny 169 Rinna, David 169 RintaTa, Gregory 169 Ritter, Dan 240 Ritter, Julia 89, 215 Ritz, Dennis Ritzel, Terry 169 Roach, Kim 241 Roach, Tom 169 Robb, Mark 215 Robbins, Allen Roberts, Barbara 215 Roberts, Deborah 169 Roberts, Donna 96, 169, 202 Roberts, James 169 Roberts, Jeanette 215 Roberts, John 138 Roberts, Kaye 241 Roberts, Michael 82, 108, 169,1S5 Roberts, Rickey 169 Roberts, Robert 169 Robinson, Patricia 215 Robinson, Peter 241 Robinson, Steve 215 Robinson, Vicki 241 Rock, Janet 241 Rock, Robert 169, 202 Rodgers, Barbara 169,18S Rodgers, Richard 241 Roehm, Veronica 241 Rogers, Dave 1 IS, 142 Rogers, Harold 215 Rogers, Margi 95, 215 Roland, Stanley 215 Romek, Thomas 215 Rooklidge, Cregg 241 Rosander, Carol 95, 216 Rose, Roberta 241 Rose, William 241 Rosenthal, Diane Ross, Eric Rossi, David 43,241 Roten, LaDonna 170,202 Roth, Diane 170 Rotola, John Rounds, Cail Roush, John 40,41,170, ISO Rowe, Glenda 241 Rowe, Linda 241 Rowe, Sheryl 241 Rudy, William Rule, Alan 216 Rune, Debra 241 Russell, Cheryl 170 Russell, Dianne Russo, Thomas 216 Russo, Vincent Rutledge, Gay 216 Ruud, Sylvan 21,216 Ryan, Alice 170 Sabo, Karen 216 Sadler, Graham 170 Sadler, Susan 241 Safe, Valerie 241 Saft, Louise 170 Saft, Sharon Sain, Leslie 216 Sakowski, Judith 241 Salazar, Paul 41, 216 Salazar, Sandra Sale, Sharon 170 M Sallee, Jerry 216 Samson, Allan 241 Sanchez, Benjamin 170 Sanders, Jody 216 Sanger, Michael 241 Sanger, Raymond Samo, Michael 216 Striano, Mark Satterfield, Deborah 241 Sawada, Dawn 76,216 Sawada, Lillian 1,70,202 Sayers, Byron 241 Scarpune, Debra 241 Schaaf, Kristine 111,170,202 Schachterle, Gina 170,202 Schal% Mary 241 Schelling, Gary 170 Sc helling, Thomas 216 Schenck, Gregg 241 Schiele, Carl 46, 48, 138 Schiller, Tom 216 Schlabaugh, Cheri 170 benmedeki. Robert 111 Schmidt, Earnest 216 Schmidt, Jolene 216 Schmidt, Mark Schmitt, Carol 216 Schmitz, Kirby 216 Schmuki, Randy 66, 217 Schnapp, Marty 241 Schneider, Kathryn 217 Schneider, Richard 46, 217 Seaman, Frances 96, 170 Seamans, Lisa 241 Seamans, Scott 217 Searle, Margaret 217 Searle, Michael Seitz, Dale Sellers, Gayle Sellers, Linda 241 Sellon, James 217 Seman, Jennifer 217 Sewell, Sheryl 241 Shaeffer, Larry 170 Sharp, Diana Shaw, Rocky Shea, Kevin 217 Sheets, Alan 217 Sheets, Richard 241 Sheil, Kevin Shepherd, Pamela 217 Shimeall, Steven 170 Shimeall, Susan 241 Shinn, Gregory 217 Shinn, Mark 217 Shipley, Randall 94, 171, 202 Shilvey, James Shockley, Glady 217 Shoe, Terri 217 Shrader, David 217 Shridner, Ricky 217 Shugrue, Elizabeth 171 Sickafoose, Jaclyn 175 Siefas, Dennis 217 Silvey, Jeffrey 241 Simmons, Richard 217 Simons, Douglas 241 Simonton, Charmayne 80, 171 Simonton, Sam Simpson, Lorri 217 Singer, Jolene Singer, Linda 171 Sisco, Terry 217 Skelly, Kenneth 217 Skinner, Craig Skinner, Lawrence Skinner, Robert Skiver, Robert Slaymaker, Dennis Slaymaker, Pamela Slaymaker, Douglas 241 Sleichter, Scott 171 Sleyster, Catherine Slolnick, James 217 Smart, Nancy 171 Smith, Craig 217 Smith, Dan 241 Smith, Evan 241 Smith Janet 171 Smith, Jim 241 Smith, Kathryn Smith, Melissa 241 Smith, Paula 217 Smith, Ronna Smith, Shaunee 217 Smyth, Mark 171„202 'Smyth, William 171 Solie, Christine 217 Sorensen, Richard 53, 175 Sorensen, Patricia 217 Sorensen, Thomas 217 Sorrentino, Randy 52,171 Soucie, Clayton 217 Soucie, Theresa 96, 241 Soules, Christine Spadi, Bill 171,187 Spadi, Fredric 241 Spears, Gail 171 Spears, Gary 48, 241 rs, Karen 111,171 _ rs, Lisa 85,171 Spencer, LuAnn 75, 217 Spencer Stephanie 241 Spicer, Kim 171 Jjpillane, Gale 80 I Spitler, David Staible, Edward 54, 171, 184 Staley, Susan 171 Stamper, Richard Stnislao, Mario 241 Stanley, Richard 41,42,66, 217 Schneringer, Ray 132 Scholz, Judith Schoonover, Daniel 217 Schreiber, Mark 217 Schroder, Geraldine 241 Schroder, James 175 Schurmann, Thomas 170 Schuster, Kieth 170 Schwensen, Rene 76,217 Scott, Ingrid 217 Scott, Patricia Scott, Scotty 170, 178 Scrivano, Steven 217 Seal, Terrie 241 Stapp, Cheryl 95, 217 States, Kay 217 Stebbens, Diane 217 Stefanich, John Steikunas, Jenia 217 Steinkuhler, William 217 Stelmack, Joe 41,46,47,171,187 Stephens, Randal 241 Stevens, Beckie 171 Stevens, Laura 96,99 Stevenson, Patricia 241 Stewart, Bradford 19, 104, 109, 111, 217 Stewart, Lanette 217 Stillman, JoAnn 241 Stilwell, Paul Stoehr, Paul 241 Stoehr, Terry 176 Stolz, Andrea Storer, Jacquelyn 241 Stout, Jack 140 Stover, David 241 Strang, Linda 241 Strang, Richard 217 Strausheim, Marcia 171 Strawn, David 172 Stringer, Christopher Stringer, Karen Stringer, Arley Stringham, Paul Stroehlein, Debora 172 Stroup, Vickie 217 Sullenberger, David 241 Sullivan, Greg 242 Sullivan, John 172 Sullivan, Melvin 242 Sullivan, Michael 96, 172 Sullivan, Steven 172 Sudey, Chris 40,66,96,99, 172, 186 Sutton, Patsy 172 Sutton, Rhonda 217 Sutton, Scott 242 Svoboda, Larry 172 Swain, Anita 217 Swan, Michael Swank, Lisa 242 Swoboda, Debra 242 Swoboda, Thomas 172 Szabo, Gail 217 Szabo, Lawrence T Taft, Linda 242 Tague, Rebecca 242 Talburt, Michael 104,217 Tamuia, Dennis Tamura, Dorothy 172 Tamura, Nancy Tanner, David 48 Tanner, Janne 217 Tanner, Marcia 172 Tarnoff, Scott 217 Taylor, Donald 46, 217 Teets, Steven 217 Tefertiller, Terry 21S Tellman, James 172,202 Temby, Jane 242 Temple, Judy 139 Termentozzi, Roberta 242 Terrouz, Edward 242 Terry, Debra 172 Tenry, Martin 48, 242 Tessaro, Michelle 218 Tessaro, Michael 172 Teter, Ross 242 —, Teter, Dee 40,46,48,218 Tezak, Frank 205,218 Tezak, Majgaret 242 Thatcher, Gary 66, 172 I Thcde, Kevin 242 Thiele, Martin 202 Thomas, Debra 242 Thomas, Susan 242 Thompson, Aria 77, 172, 185,202 Thompson, Cheryll 242 Thompson, Christine 242 Thompson, David Thompson, Denise 242 Thompson, Glenna 242 Thompson, Holly 242 Thompson, Laurie 172 Thompson, Susan Thorton. Julie 242 Tibbera, Jon 172 Tibbetts, Rick Titterud, Heidi 77,172 Tillman, Naomi Timmons, James 218- LAiAfr Tippner, Christy Toadvyn, Prucilla 218 Todor, David 172 Toft, Robert 40,41,46,47,172 Torrex, Helen Tourdllott, Cynthia 218 Townsend, Debra 218 Tracy, James Tracy, Nancy 218 Trask, Juel 139 Treber, Constance 242 Treber, Scott 173 Tripp, Gloria 85, 173 Tripp, Thomas 242 Trostle, James 173 Trueman, Virginia 139 Tschabrun, Donald 45, 218 Tschiffely, Fred 242 Tschirhart, Cynthia 242 Tschirhart, Gail Tucker, Kristine 173 Tune, Corwyn 242 Tungeseth, Cheryl 242 Turner, Karen 242 Tweedell, Beth 242 Tysol, Michael 218 U Ulrich, Joy 218 Underwood, Pamelia 218 Urban, Larry 242 Utter, Jacqueline 103,242 Utter, Tina 218 V Vabulas, John 242 Vacher, Janelle 77,96,173,202 Valenzuela, Val 143 Vanarsdale, Celia 79, 96, 218 Vance, Barbara 242 Vance, Lana 218 Vanderlinden, Jan 242 Vanderlinden, Peggy 173, 202 Vanderviet, Dale 242 Vanpelt, Linda 242 Vanwyngarden, Danny 242 Vargas, Vivian 242 Vargas, Vivian (Teacher)Hl Vaughan, Bernita 12,218 Veitel, Vicky 242 Veitel, Wendy 218 Velasquez, Mary 242 Vernon, Randy 173,202 Vidrick, Stephen 219 Vigil, Veronica Voelkel, Lynda 173 Vogel, Janet 219 Vogel, Phillip 173 W Waddell, Shelley 242 Wagenfuhr, Diana 219 Wager, Susan 242 Wagerman, Keith 219 Wagner, Carolyn 80 Wagner, William 173 Waldron, Steven 219 Walker, Larry 242 Walker, Nancy Walker, Ronald 242 Walker, Susan 242 Walker, Terry 173 Walker, William 219 Walker, Sanford 176 Wall, Dawn 219 Wall, Richard 242 Wall, Rosemary 242 Walsh, Arlene 242 Walsh, Pat 173 Walters, Bruce 242 Walters, Richard 173 Walthall, James Walther, Jerry 219 Ward, Russell 219 Warden, Paul Wardle, Constance 242 Ware, Douglas Waring, Leonard 48, 242 Warneke, Russell 219 Warneke, Sharon 77, 173 Warner, Mike 242 Waterman, Mark 242 Waterworth, Aimee 173 Wathier, Paula 242 Watson, Anne 173 Watson, Jim 47, 173, 176 Watson, Ken 93, 139 Watson, Michelle 219 ■- Watson, Roger 242 Waugh, John Way, Edwin 242 Wayman, Deborah 173 Wayman, Ruth 142 Weaver, Janet Weaver, Robert 242 Webb, Frank Weber, Karen 243 Webster, Cynthia Weichselbaumcr, Heinz 173 Weirich, Jeanette 243 Weisz, David Weisz, Paul 219 Weisz, Paula 219 Welch, Daniel 243 Welch, Gary 219 Wells, Claudia 77, 96,174, 188 Wells, John 243 Wells, Kenneth Alan 219 Wells, Randy 243 Welsby, Mark 174 Welsh, Linda 243 Welty, Mark 243 Wendty, Stephen 219 Werth, Cathy 243 Wescoatt, Leslie 80,174 West, Cary 243 West, Sue 15, 75,219 Wheeler, Charles 219 Whitcomb, Robert 243 White, Alan 174, 202 White, Barbara 243 White, David White, Jackie 125, 142 White, James 243 White, Karen 243 White, Nancy 219 White, Nannette 79, 96, 174 White, Patricia 244 White, Richard 66, 174 White, Warren 244 White, William 41, 132 Whiteman, Deborah 174 Whitesel, Ann 174 Whitesel, James 174 Whitmore, Gerald 244 Whitsett, Cora lie 174 Whitson, James 9,109, 111, 174, 184 Whorton, Michael 244 Whyman, Dennis 174 Why man, Merry 219 Widler, Charleen 174 Wiesner, Joyce 244 Wiesner, Linda 174 Wilcox, Kenneth 176 Wilcox, Edward 176 Wilcox, Marianne 244 Wilcox, Martha Wilderman, Al 137 Wildman, Mary 174 Wilkie, Debra 174 Williams, Barbara 219 Williams, Diane 96, 219 Williams, Dianna Williams, Lyle 219 Williamson, Meta 136 Willis, Cindy 219 Wilson, Barbara 244 Wilson, Donald 244 Wilson, Henry 244 Wilson, Linda Wilson, Max 174 Wilson, Mike 174 Wilson, Rex 220 Wilson, Richard 244 Wilson, Stephen 220 Wilson, Susan 220 Wilson, Wayne 174, 202 Wiman, Michael Wiman, William 103, 244 Wimmer, Randall 46, 220 W inant, Susan Winegar, Larry 42, 48, 113, 139 Winter, Scott 244 Winter, Robert 220 Witthar, Margaret 220 Wolford, Terry Wollenweber, Polly 235,244 Wollerman, Fred 220 Wolt, Jami 244 Wonnacott, Janet 7S, 220 Wood, Amy 77, 174 Wood, Craig 244 Wood, Janet 170 Wood, Lori 220 Wood, Margaret Wood, Nancy Wood, Richard 176 Woodbum, Charles 220 Woodworth, Arden 244 Wray, Brian 244 Wright, Michael 244 Wright, Pamela 220 Wright, Richard 176 Wright, Trudy 176 Wyatt, Diane 220 Wyatt, Judy Wyman, Sandra 87,176 Wyscaver, Jack Y Yandell, Jane 176 Yarbrough, Danny 244 Ye a don, Adrian Yeaman, Melva 139 Yenter, Shelley 244 Yenter, Timothy 244 Yocom, Michael 220 Young, DeAnn 104,244 Young, James 220 Young, John 142 Youngmann, Terri Youngs, David Youngs, Kevin Youngs, William Youngquist, Jo 176, 189 2 Zabel, Joan 176 Zaffree, Mary 220 Zanol, Susan 220 Zehnder, Carol 4, 244 Zehnder, Ernest 176 Zeller, Nancy 220 Zimmerman, Suzanne 244 Zirbel, Ann 244 Zupancic, Susette 176 CLUBS American Field Service-104 Band and Marching Band Choir: Concert 101 Stage 102 Orchestra 103 DEC A-84, 85 Expose -104 Future Business Leaders 87 Fellowship of Chrisitian Athletes-105 Future Home makers-95 Future Teachers-89 Girls Athletic Association-S6 International Language Club-88 Key Club 91 Lettermans Club-91 Madrigals-111 Math Club-93 Medical Careers Club-105 National Honor Societv-92 Newspaper-98-99 Photography Club-106 Science Club-94 Speech Club-106 Student Council-107 Thespians-100 Tri-Hi-Y-107 Yearbook-96-97 SPORTS Football 36-41 Basketball 46-49 Baseball 6S-71 Wrestling 50-53 Track 60-61 Tennis 42-43 Golf 62-63 Cross Country 44-45 Gymnastics 56-57 Intermurals 66-67 Pep Club 72-73 Pom Cats 75 Cheerleaders 74 Swim -64 -65 ACADEMICS Technical Arts-129 Home Economics-126 Music-114-115 St. Assistants-130 Physical Education-128-129 Science-119 Foriegn Languages-116 English-120-121 Business-124 Mathamatics-123 History-122 Art-125