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

Text from Pages 1 - 336 of the 1974 volume:

I can’t promise you a rose garden. Promises should be kept once they are made. I can’t make one for the future because the future is unknown and so am I........tomorrow. But don’t worry about roses and tomorrow, share my warmth with me today. You can have rainbows and butterflies because today is here and so are we. Life must be lived today, you know. If you worry about tomorrow and don’t live today, suddenly you will realize that all you have are empty yesterdays. 2 8 10 and dinner made me sick. Why is so bad after all. 17 18 in the air, your work need not bfc lost; that is where they should 20 t Far Left: Senior Officers: Dee Whiteside; sec. - treas., Jack Darby; president Jerry Buelter; vice-president. Senior Representatives: Lori Stute, Patti Cocharo, Tim Hoops, Terri Jones. School Officers: Robbife Black; Head Boy, Cheryl Lammers; Head Girl, Kathy Schaaf; Treasurer, Sue Gross; Secretary. Far Right: Jack Darby; President Above: Jerry Buelter; Vice-President 26 31 Our river of time. Flowing through eternal life. The river passes us by each day and night, When the rapids come some may fall. But, there are good and bad times For us all. When did it all begin? Somehow I can't remember when. And now childhood is at its end. ‘ I think I'll follow the river. Till it joins that lake of dreams. At its end. On the river is where we all here met. And is where will meet again. Yes, We'll see each other At the rivers end. Here is were we'll pack up our dreams. And set them afloat. As we ride across in Destinies Dreamboat. Rhonda Page '74 32 Mark Abbott Shelly Adams Kent Adamson Stephanie Agnes Jeffrey Ahlers Jan Albright Michael Allison Celeste Ames Debra Anderson Kimberly Anderson Norman Anderson Rebecca Andrews Ivan Antwine Sandra Armoneit John Armstrong Sunny Ashcraft Vivian Axmacher Ann Bacheldor Greg Ballageer Scott Bancroft Jo Ann Banker Eric Barnes Jeannie Barrett Michael Barriga William Bathurst 33 Unda Battaglino Debbie Beasley Gary Beaty Mark Becerra Tanya Behunin Jerry Bell Nick Belloni Kelly Beninga Cindy Bergin Paul Bemadou J4 Paul Bostick Cheryl Bowl and John Brachle Brenda Bradley Karen Brainard Carol Brandon Steve Bresler Jerri Brigham Jim Brown Karen Brown 35 Pattie Bush Fred Butterfield Paula Byrom Patti Caldon Jim Campbell Suzanne Carlton Marianne Carney Jan Carroll Butch Chamberlain Steve Chapman Sue Chase Gwen Chiles LuAnn Christiansen Patsy Chuch Brian Clarke Diane Clay Jody Clark Lisa C of felt David Colson Jerry Combs Theresa Comstock Daryl Cook John Cooke 37 Donna Cox Karen Cox Randy Crask Mary Cruz Jon Cuenin Worthy Cummings Jonathon Cypher Debbie Daley Jan Dallman Jack Darby uavid Davis Jeff Davis Karin Davis Randy Dean Brian Dechant 38 Cynthia Disney Kimberly Domenico Mark Donovan Robert Dorough Ramona Dougherty Tricia Dozbaba Debra Drake Debra Drone Debra Dunafson Christine Dusterdick Janet Enger Randall Engstrom Denise Erholm Linda Esch Terri Faber Michael Fabrizio Larry Faut Jimmy Fenimore Sherrie Fenton Mickey Ferguson Claryn Ferrill James Finfrock Valarie Finholm David Fisher Chanda Fiske Charles Foote Edward Ford Marta Foster Gloria Fowler Karen Franks Doradean Frazar Gregory Friede Thomas Fronatfel Sandra Frye Gregory Furr Mary Ellen Gamble Cheryl Gardner Steven Gaskin Edward Gates Karen Genoff Thomas Geslin Janetta Giardin Jerry Gilbee Perry Gillenwater 41 Mary Clasmann Jeffra Coddaid Vickie Goddard Dorothy Goheen Vicki Gonzales Michael Goodman Kathy Grant Gary Grantski Grady Gray Susan Gray Korin Greelman Donna Green Patrick Green Rene Green David Grey Debra Grey 42 Karen Gummersall Michael Haas Jeanne Haberer Kent Hailing Dorothy Hahn Gloria Haigler Charles Hake Lorie Haligas Winton Hall Diane Hamill Kenneth Hamilton Tanya Hamilton 43 Michael Hansen Bruce Hanson Ray Harmon Patricia Harris Julia Hasbrouck Susan Hathaway Thomas Hawes Virginia Hawkins Danny Hawks James Hawn 44 Vickie Hicks Gail Hildebrand Terri Hill Alan Hines Pat Hoagland Rick Hofsheier Sharon Hollowell Heather Holmes John Holmes Bobby Homra Tim Hoops Paula Howard Brian Howe Sharon Howell Vivian Howell 45 cheryl Hunsaker Thomas Hunsaker Janice Hurd Gayle Irby Patrick Irvin 46 John Johnson Judith Johnson Karl Johnson Kim Johnson Martha Johnson Phyllis Johnson Randall Johnson William Johnson Nancy Leigh Johnston Gregory Jones Gayle Joyner Steven Judd 47 Jennifer Kay Pamela Kaylor Michael Kelly Kathryn Kendall Dee Kendricks Shirlene Kesson David Kester Sandra Kindig Robert King Dave King Kathy Kinnard Ann Kling Katherine Knight Neil Knoer Chris Koemer Kurt Koemer Pam Kolk Jan Konkle Vickie Kraschuk Paul Krumm 48 Cheryl Lammers Stephen Lang Lynn Larson Mike Laughlin Eve Leinhardt Mark Lembeck Lynn Lewis Jon Ley Sue Ann Leiber Dan Loo per Carl Lindstrom Karin Lowry Patti Lowry Juliett Lucero Tami Luessenhop Allan Linn Gregory Lujan Lynn Lundquist Kathy Lupe Carol Lutz Joan Lutz Cathy Lyon Timothy Mac Donald Gary Macy Stephen Maddock Karen Mahoney Alan Me Crum Nancy McDaniel Patricia McDonald David McQuillen Daniel Merewether Jon Metcalf Katherine Metcalf Judy Meyers Debra Middleton Heibert Miller Bruce Miller Mark Mitchell Renee Moen Michael Monroney Glenn Moore Joyce Moore Victoria Mooring Janet Nelson Mary Olson Michael Orr Rosalie Ortega Terrill Ostermiller Pamela Owens Rhonda Page Kathy Palizzi Lynn Palko Dural Parish Jana Park 53 Suellen Price Steven Price Daniel Province Steve Pries me yer Virginia Prucha Cynthia Pulver Gregory Purcell Joseph Putnam Doreen Putnam Melissa Pyle Susan Quante Glenn Quinlen James Quinn Dawn Ralston Richard Randall Debra Rankin 55 Robert Redic Joni Reese Robert Rentel William Reynolds Francis Richardson Dennis Rinna Thomas Ritzal Jim Roach Debbie Roberts Donald Roberts Jacque Robertson Carol Robinson Timothy Rock Carolyn Rockwood David Romek Janet Roof S6 Debra Root Paul Rosentrater Katherine Ross Shelley Roten Dorine Roth Cher Roush Susan Royse Jeff Rudolph Catherine Russo Robin Ryan Phyllis Samuelsen William Sanders Michael Satriano Donna Saxton Kathleen Schaaf Karen Schelt John Schenck 57 Constance Schlepp Debra Schlipman Patricia Schluter Thomas Schmuki Barbara Scholz David Skiff Rebecca Sleyster Bruce Smith Steven Smith Nancy Smyth David Solie Joe Soss 59 Randy Strandberg Stephanie Sutley Debra T atm an Lorena T aylor Philip Taylor Bruce Techentien Michael Thomas Jeffrey Thu Ison MicheUe Toblar Judy Toft Paul Tomer Theresa Velasquez Dee Whiteside Susan White Janyce Wendell Lee Ann Welsh Kimberly Wells Michelle Welsh 62 Dee Ann Webb Timothy Weaver Terry Weatherly Tom Watson Cecile Watson Debra Waraeke 63 Laurie Ziegler Brian Zehnder Sheila Youngs Cheryl Young Clifford Yandell Kim Davis Robert Donaldson Bruce Dunning Bob Loveridge Ann Sullivan Camera Shy Seniors Steven Aberle Nori Evenson Ronald Olson Terre lee Aeverman David Everitt Thomas Pannell Russ Alderson DeeAnn Farmer Michael Peterson Stephen Armstrong Crystal Fischer Robert Pownell Stephen Baker Becky Fossum Evelyn Pulasky Karen Beck David Gauthier Michael Rosella David Berry David Gilbert Donald Rowe Kurt Bletcher Debra Gormely Michael Scepura Richard Boldin Billy Jo Graham Karen Simpson Stephen Bradley loyce Gray Cheryl Sisco Marian Brady Jaeann Grebe Bradley Smith Steven Bresler Robert Grossman Cassandra Smith Jerri Brigham Danny Haase Michael Smith James Brown Suzanne Haberman Guy States Karen Brown Tina Hedges Doug Steinshouer Rick Buen Pamela Hensley Hank Strickland Barbara Burton Gregory Hixson Christopher Swartout Patrick Carney William Huff Marlayne Sweeten Carrie Clarke Terry Hummel Michele Sweeten Ann Collier Donald Johnson Joann Szabo Drew Cook James Kelly Karla Tegan Sheila Cousar Jeffery Lamer Paul Thomas Tina Crew Michael Lammers Steven Tyslan Michelle Crisler Mary Ann Lapp Teri Ulrich Fred Criswell Mike Lempka Randy Vondra Sherrie Cutrell Jeannette Lesser Christine Watson Michael Daugherty Gordon Long Valerie Watson Kleet Day Jill Lorenz Sharlene Weaver Donald Dayhuff Michael Makeky Gary Welch Marc Defue Shirley Martinez Janet Wheeler Kerry Dilorenzo Robert McLaughlin Margaret Wilkinson Mark Dorsi Arthur Miller Lawrence Williams Jeff Easley Gary Millsap Karen Wilson Steven Einspahr Deena Morrison Allen Wyatt Deb Eichelberger Paula Norland 64 Jnd Ke'd Met pt he Sj 'the i first i _____ . We had to put up with seniors .We had a Champion football team .We received F's for gra . We had purple doors . Mr. Otto had a receding . The cast parties were fti . The pep club decorated th .We had tug-of-wars at hoi . Two certain girls let out '73 $ . We always won the trike r|ce .When M. C. missed the football bus . We got kicked out of Arvada Plaza Theater- . Drake and Oberon both had their bad tirm . How we lived in our third year PejfcClub unif .We had to take Intro and Comp : '- 's locker room ling air out of the seniors tires in $10 o'clock Carmody is 65 Top 10% Top 10% 2. Tanya Hamilton, Dan Merewether, Julie Hasbrouck 3. Kathy Kendall, Alan McCrum, Janet Nelson Not Pictured Terrie Heid, Pattie Lowry, Deb Rankin, Steve Judd, Cass Smith, Mark Mitchell, Shelley Adams, Rebecca Pietsch, Vanna Shestak, Fran Richardson, Heather Holme, Phyllis Johnson, Patricia Pesce, Debbie Anderson, Sue Bosacki, Yvonne, Stiekunas, Linda Esch, Joan Luta, Karen Brainard. 1. Stephanie Sutley, Mike Monroney, Debbie Shipley 76 Page 77 1. Judy Johnson, Pam Kaylor All State Band 2. Grace Soucie, Jo Anne Szabo, Kathy Kennedy Art Awards Page 78 1. Jim Roach First Place in DE District Contest 2. Steve Erickson, Bill Huff, Pam Owens, Pattie Lowry, Stephanie Sutley, Robbie Black All State Orchestra 3. Christine Watson, Gloria Fowler, Leonard Lamb, Edith Dryer, Charlotte Hershberger, Mark Donovan, Speech Team Award Winners Not Pictured All State Choir Bill Huff, Mike Monroney, Bob Do rough Denver Post Golden Helmet Randy Strandberg 78 82 87 Adams, V. Appelhans, J. Baker, L. Batson, D. Beauchamp, B. Barnett, K. Bender, C. Bennett, K. Berger, C. Bernard, D. Bethel, C. 92 Bo row ik i, M. J. Brunning, R. Callahan, R. Christensen, B. Coltrinarl, R. Cramer, S. f? Boucher, J. Buckingham, D. Campbell. M. Carpenter. S. Christensen, L- Compton, J. Cromwell, C. Bowen, M. Bowen, T. Boyle, F. Brooke, M. Brown, C. Brown, D. Buckle, M. Burbank, L . Burns, C. Cormely, C. Conroy, P. Crowe, J. Croy, W. Cuadrado, M. Burns, O. Capri oglio. C. Branson, R. Brumbaugh, K. Butterfield, K. Carlson, C. Chambers, D. Chase, C. Coates, R. Cocharo, M. Cowhey, B. Cox, P. Cushman, M. Bregar, w. Bruner, D. Byers, P. Carlson, C. Cbeaming, Y. Colpitts, S. Cor kill, S. Cox, R. Cypher, J. Daly, M. Denning, M. DeRoder, 1. DeSantis, N. DesCombes, D. A Dickehage, M. DiCiacomo, J. Diller, D. Dinnell, L. Ellingboe, B. Elliott, J.E. Ellis, S. Ellisor, K. Erickson, S. Erickson, B. Erp, D. Erosky, S. Crave, ). 95 Hartman, T Hannon, V Harris. D Harmon, D Haves. T Heyen, D Hobson, V Hoskins, $ Hudson, D, Hauschild, P. Heimbush, A. Hill, D. Hauschildt. T. Heim, S. Hiller, T. Hayes, D. Hershberger, C Hipp, S. ■■HI Holcomb. I. Holder, C. Holder, ]. Hood, M. Hoyt, K. Hudak, C. Hunsaker, J. Hunt, D. Hunter, L. Hurrell, J. Johns, A. Husk, R. lacobs, J. Jagodzinski, L. Jarrett, E. Jensen, R. Jessop, C. Remember all the hassle raising money for the Junior-Senior Prom by hosting a faculty-KiMN discjockey basketball game? % Laconic, D. Lagcrquist, J. Lambert, S. Lamer, K. 97 Maire, F. Major, T. Mance, M. Marino, V. Martin, R. McCalhim, M. McKenney, P. McDonnell, P. McLaughlin, T. Merrill, S. Merritt, S. McFadden, K. McGee, J. McLure, J. McNamara. P. % 4 Mikkelson, J. Millard, T. Morris, D. Morrissay, M. Mueller, ). Mills, S. Muller, J. Moebus, J. Moehle, L. Murphy, L. Murphy, M. © 98 Murray, K. Newell, J. OHaire, S. Nicklc, P. O'Hanian, A. Ortega, 0. Paulaen, J. Osbum, A. Peacock, S. Owens, B. Pearson, C. Ozmun, M. Pekerii, S. Mysch, D. Nogllch, j. Noel, S. Oldland, M. Neeley, R. Noland, N. Olnhauaen, S Olson, C. Schelling, C. Scheiger, V. Schmitt, L. Schneider, C. Schneider, C. Schroeder, R Schwemmer, P. Scrivano, M. 100 Spirek, D. Stans bury, R. Stapleton, S. States, K. Seaver, K. Sellers, P. Sengelman, S Shain. I. Steele, R. Steely, D. Stevenson, D. Stewart, S. Stutz, K. Stutzman, A. Sunada, D. S usuras, C. Swain, K. Sweeney, C. Sylvester, D. Tague, M. D. Wagner S. Wagner L. Wahlmeier R. Waterworth P. Wachier D. Watkins M. Webb C. Weinberger R. Wieagerber S. West N. Westerguard M. Wuest O. Vacher R. Veasa M. Waibel E. Teague L. Techentien P. Terry M. Thaden A. Viehdorfer C. Wad low N. Wardle 102 D. Wolter D. Wood R. Wright S. Wyman S. Y outer N. Young R. Young 103 ' r Bengston, T. Deforge, R. Dorrance, D. R Tjl Enwall, L. Ferrei, D. Hall, )■ Jakowich, F. Merrick, T. Siebert, A. NOT PICTURED: Alexander, Daniel Allman, Nora Ames, Shirley Anderson, James Baker, Donna Barton, Mindy Bateman, Deborah Behnnin, Jeff Bernatis, Gregory Binford, Robert Bishop, Jeff Bishop, Jeanette Blatter, Ken Bohte, Jean Bollig, Dennis Bosben, Steven Brehler, Hannelore Browning, Russell Calder, Nancy Cameron, Rod Clark, Ryan Clench, Judith Collins, Christin Connell, Susan Connor, Jonathon Conrad, Leslie Coursey, Terry Craig, Wayne Dahlin, David Davis, Charles Devitt, Teresa Dolan, Mary Dorland, Robin Dossey, Dalene Easley, Sharon Easton, Thomas Eichacker, Steven Fickling, Karen Fistell, Robert Floerke, Lori Foster II, Douglas Frank, Spike Fremen, Sandy Frisk, Debra Gerber, Karen Goswick, Jerry Grivy II, William Hall, John Hansen, Scott Hays, Judith Hennerman, Melani Herman, Robert Hicks, Audrey Hildebrant, Gary Hite, Robert Hofferber, Tammy Holtz, Gail Hooper, Sharon Hopson, Kent Hoselton, Liz Howe, Cindy Hummel, Linda Hurd, Donald Hutching, Philip Jack, Laurie Jaramillo, Luana Jensen, Ronald Johann, Colette Johnson, Craig Johnson, Steve Jones, Mary Kaylor, Richard Kelsey, James Kennedy, Tim King, Marcia King, Wyatt Kohler, Bradley Lamarr, Martin Lawerence, Randall Lee, Joe Leonovicz, Judith Longshore, Daniel Luse, David MacLagan, David McDaniel, Logan Menchero, Laura Mick, Cynthia Millison, Karen Montoya, Marlaly Moody, Liz Moore, Kimla Nelson, William Nicholas, Carol Nicholson, Robert Nielsen, Dianne Nielsen, Elizabeth Penny, Dana Pepper, Denise Petters, Martin Plate, James Ponsor, Lynn Radosevich, Matthew Rice, David Rider, Sharon Roof, James Rooklidge, Gayle Russ, Todd Ryan, Tina Sanchez, Michael Saurini, David Shimeall, Juliana Sinclair, Jon Skiver, Sally Slowman, Isabelle Snyder, Laurie Stevenson, Rita Stewart, Richard St John, Richard Stolz, Sheryl Stuckey, Wes Swift, William Taft, Claudia Taylor, Charles Temby, Jane Thede, Kurtis Tippner, Robert Todor, Joseph Uhtoff, Vonalda Vorbeck, Marc Walker, Sonja Wamke, Terry Wichmann, Michael Wing, Don Young, Beverly 104 no i e r-Se Jrerir. Tt istuor Rapteae ttativu s -T.t fc Tc Sophomores D. Abercrombie D. Aberle M. Ableidinger R. Abrahamson D. Adamson R. Allman E. Altman P. Amerine B. Ames ■ M err 116 J. Boyle A. Bradley J. Bradley J. Brady D. Carney S. Carpenter R. Cantem B. Caiaio K. Castle L. Choi S. Christensen C. Christi amen M. Christmas N. Chuch K. Churches D. Clrbo K. Clark P. Clark J. Cl ay bum K. Cochran R. Codding D. Coffey J. Coven D. Cowan R. Cox D. Curtin D. Dado J. Dahlin C. Dahmer S. Dalberg V. Daley 117 D. DeSantis J. Deubel M. DeVigil J. Dickehage D. Drissell E. Dryer D. Duel V. Duhon S. Dunn K. Duroell V. Dyke man M. Easley C. Ecker C. English E. English R. Erosky J. Esher B. Evenson K. Eyestone L. Fell K. Ferguson C. Ferri 11 L. Fliethman L. Fliethman A. Foley D. Forrest D. Forson D. Foster L. Francis T. Freier D. French C. Frey T. Frisk C. Cates P. Causemeier A. Gill an S. Ginther J. Fry M. Furman K. Fusilier T. Gamble C. Cannon J. Garcia D. Gaskin R. Gerber D. Ceslin J. Cibson T. Cieseman L. Ciesick C. CiU P. Cill B. Glass V. Classbumer M. Clenn J. Cochis D. Goldwater K. Colon V. Gonyea 118 V T. Corn ale� D. Coodfellow w. Gorman J. Gorell S. Cose A. Graham L. Grant B. Craves L. Gravning G. Gray T. Green D. Creeno K. Criffith T. Griffiths A. Grippe T. Gross J. Grosman M. Guest S. Cummin K. Guthrie P. Haaf J. Hamman C. Hannigan B. Hansen P. Haas T. Haberer R. Halgler K. Hall K. Halvorsen B. Hamlll B. Hartung K. Hauschild W. Hawkins J. Hayden S. Haynes D. Heaton K. Hecyk C. Hein L. Helbig J. Helfenbein C. Henry A. Hepfl T. Herberger M. Hesse E. Hildebrand p. Hildebrand D. Hill F. Hiller A. Hlaey M. Hocked II. Ilohn tcin K. Ilo Kington J. Holland S. Hollowed I). Ilomra N. Ilopkim I- I lorn R Home D. Howard S Howell M. Hudak M. Hudson D. Huerta D. Huff D. Hughes D. Hughes D. Hughes J Hunsaker L. Hurley D. Hutchens P. Hutchens L. lantomo K. Irvin J. Ivey J. Jacobson C. Jeffreys C. Johnson C. Johnson D. Johnson D. Johnson J. Johnson J. Johnson M. Johnson P. Johnson R. Johnson S. Johnson R. Johnston D. Jones D. Jones C. Jones M. Jones S. Jones M. Juel L. Kerwood A. Kesson C. Keyes T. Kincaid M. Kindlg R. King R. Klenz S. Kling C. Knippel M. Koch O. Konkle D. Kortoiu J. Krenek A L. Krogh 0. Kruger C- Kuhns B Kulick D. Kuntz L. Lambert K. Landahl M. Landers R. Lane C. Lane R. Lapsley J. Larson 120 B Latham S. Laughlin M Lebrecht H. Lechniak J. L«c T. Lee L. D. Leis J. Leslie M. Lindinsky D. Lingenfelter R. Little B. Lloyd Y. Lombardi C. Loomis R. Lucero D. Luntenney D. Mac Donnell J. Madsen D. Maire L. Mann on S. M ant hey B. Mari hart P. Markley T. D. Marshall D. Martin D. Martin M. Martinez M. Martinez N. Masciotro C. Mass� C. Mayo J. McAleese S. McCall M. McCarty D. McCarty M. McClay D. McClure D. McConnell M. McConnell P. McCoy J. McCullough C. McGinnis M. McKean V. McKenna C. McKenney S. McKinley W. McKuight C. McMichael K. McNamara K. McNamee K. McNulty P. McQueen S. McVey K. McWhinnie L. Mefford L. Mefford J. Mender W. Mercer C. Metz T. Metz E. Meyers A. Micaletti K. Middleton R. Mielo L. Miller R. Miller D. Mills 121 r D. Mingus W. Molloy B. Monroe T. Montoya R. Moore C. Mott K. Morris N. Mortensen D. Munn A. Munoz L. Murphy B. Nale M. Nash L. Neill P. Neilson P. Nelson S. Nelson W. Newberg M. New land K. Newman T. Newman T. Nicholas D. Nilsson A. Noland |. Norviel S. Nye R. Oatman T. Obluda C. Ogg C. Oglesby J. O'Laughlin D. Olsen H. Olson S. Orloff D. Orr R. Orr D. Osborn B Paas C. Pacheco P. Palmer U. Palombo M. Passanante C. Passarelli R. Patera K. Peacock C. Pennington P. Penny K. Peters J. Petersen J. Petersen K. Petersen B. Peterson D. Peterson T. Petrie D. Pickell K. Pike D. Piper M. Piper C. Plummer K. Pohlenz M. Pohlenz J. Pownell R. Poyfair 122 V. T. Prucha S. Pulver K. Quinn B Randall R. Rankin 3� � •_ Wm r9_ j. Rauczel S Reveu T. Rice D. Richard� W. Richards C. Richardson P. Richardson M. Kichner . Rider M. Ronquillo J. Roof S. Rosa D. Rosenoff D. Runa C. Ryan p Zagnewdd C. Sain don S. Salankay v!v v« XvXv.x� X X S. Stroud D. Stroup J. Sullivan C. Suta A. Sutton J. Swann K. S war tout P. Swena J Swenson K. Swift D. Sxabo R. Tancredo S. Tanner D. T atm an W. Taylor J- Temby M. Termento� K. Thomas ■1 M. Trembath J Trombla S. i ruesdell J. Tschirthart M. Tungpeth D : nmer H ’'nr.r. ' ientmc H 124 M. Vetter M. Vogel D. Wagner P Walker D. Walls C. Walter L. Wang M. Waterman A. Way C. Weatherly C. Webb D. Webb J. Webster W Wehling S. Weldman A. Welch P. Welch M. Wells M. Wells W. Wells C. West S. Wheeler P Whistler C. White L. White B. Whitehead C. Whiting F. Wiedoer C. Wiesner A. Wilkins B. Williams G Wood L Wood R. Woodward D. Wortman C Wylie f D. Young K. Zalensy K. Zarlengo J. Zech S. Zier 125 lurt tUvr MkC(n , Ki lv Ct;rru . mo' - N«vl, Ihjiic MlfwOfih, Kt-n V'hftt , 1 iuiiv I .ilkintncc I. MllSliJ, Mu 1 • � � •. st i, fCtll W.iUb.-n, K i i K. , Nto � ilfon, l� 'n K.-ixltc, • M,� ii M.trttn, Uivn, HtrV Pit- Sophomores Not Pictured Abercrombie, Leigh Ann Adams, Kerry Anderson, Michael Backes, Mark Baker, Stephen Bakke, Beth Bowles, Donna Bolejack, Steven Brown, Tanya Chase, Clayton Clark, John Clifford, David Colby, Karen Connor, Debra Cook, Brenda Cornwell, John Crane, Robert Cummings, Coleen Curtis, Anthony Cutrell, Cindy Ellsworth, Ross Engstrom, Lowell Field, Cindy Forbes, Patrick Gayhart, Robert Glasson, Terri Golovach, Debbie Greene, John Haddow, Donna Haigler, Marion Hale, Timothy Hamilton, James Hancock, R. K. Harris, Robert Herring, Louise Holcomb, Ryan Hopson, Steve Hoskinson, Jack Jirik, Karen Johnson, Renee Jordan, Jon Konrad, Lloyd Korin, Robert Laughlin, Linda Lawson, Steve Lines, Tammy Lombardi, Leslie Madsen, Terry Mai re, Duane Manoogian, Lisa Manzo, Tyler Mathews, Marty McKenney, Ewin McLennan, Michael Mellor, Edward Menchero, Cesar Miller, Layne Miller, Rick Mitchel, Carmen MoneyPenny, Tene Moore, Richard Mortensen, Nancy Myers, Dane Newman, Charles Nielsen, Karen Olsen, Harland Pankpatz, Steven Patterson, Katen Penrotti, Charles Pietro, Anthony Propp, Kim Puyana, Brenda Rees, Christopher Reid, TebelEilee Sang, Thomas Savage, Melinda Schmidt, Heidelor Scott, Tereas Sellers, Pamela Shepard, Brett Shepherd, William Smith, Jan Stolz, Sheryl Stolz, Stephan Swoboda, Kim Taylor, Toverta Theriault, Ray Thomas, Bradford Thomas, Tenley Tillman, Robert Tipton, James Tucker, Joseph Urban, Barbara Vose, David Wager, Cassandra Wamskey, Kenneth Warden, Joseph Welrich, Steven Welz, Edward John Wilkerson, Gerald Wilkerson, JoAnne Wilson, Calvin Woodward, Russ Yenter, Martin Zamora, Ray Zehnder, Barbara Zier, Becky 126 128 129 tendants were; Seniors, 137 139 The Arvada West Cross Country team maintained it's reputation as a power- house with a good showing again this year. Paced by John Hunsaker, they never finished lower than third in a meet, and consistently won against first rate competition. They brought home both the first trophies for the District and the league as well as finishing third. Iieqjooj The Arvada West Football Team again proved to be able to play with the best teams in state. Although finishing in third place in their division, with a disappointing 7-3 record, they defeated Billy Mitchell, second in state, and fell only 7-0 to the state championship team. Wheat Ridge. Displaying a large amount of individual talent the Wildcats were represented by 10 players on the first and second All-Conference teams. The players who received first team recognition were; Greg Ballegeer-OG, Paddy Sheya- DG, Mike Coulter-DT OT, Tim Weaver-LB, Jim Brown -RB, Jerry Buelter-S, Randy Strandberg-SE, and Art O'Hanion-K. Those who received second team recognition were: Glen Moore-QB, and Dave DiPaolo-CB. Mitchell 21 AW 28 Laramie 20 AW 14 Wasson 20 AW 24 Arvada 10 AW 6 Golden 0 AW 54 Alameda 7 AW 28 Bear Creek 0 AW 24 Wheat Ridge 7 AW 0 Lakewood 7 AW 27 Green Mountain 0 AW 34 JUNIOR VARSITY AW AW AW AW AW AW Lincoln 6 ■sv ood 6 SOPHOMORES AW 43 Pamona r GoWef' J 6 Bear Creek 0 Jefferson 0 AW 7 Arvada 0 Lakewood 16 14 Bear Creek 15 0 Alameda 0 27 Evergreen 20 Pw J Team Offense 139. 2 avj B. Passing 1554 yds., 155.4 avg. Total 2°46 yds., 294. 6 avg. Scoring 239 points, 23. 9 pts. game v Rusliing Team Defense Rushing 371 yds. Passing 504 yds. Total 875 yds., 125 yds. avg. Scoring 93 points, 9.3 pts. game J3an DiPaolo Jim Brown Dave DiPaolo Glen Moon Receiving Randy Strandbreg Steve Nale Jerry Buelter Scoring Randy Strandberg Dan DiPaolo 101 carries, 4 2 yds., 4.5 avg. 86 carries, 447 yds., 4.8 avg. 72 carries, 301 yds., 3.5 avg. 172 ats., 87 comp., 1235 ft AHJ yds., 50. 6% 53 catches, 1008 yds., 17.4 avg. 17 catches, 150 yds., 9.0 avg. 12 catches, 229 yds., 19.0 avg. 8 TD's 2EP’s, 50 total 8 TD's, 48 total ISO AW 5-0 Green Mountain 5-0 Columbine 1- 4 Golden 0- 5 Arvada 5-0 Lakewood 2- 3 Wheat Ridge 2-3 Bear Creek 1- 4 Jefferson 5-0 Pomona 5-0 Alameda Despite having only two seniors, Paul Krumm and Dave Davis, the tennis team finished with a 5-5 record. Junior Rick Deforge was our only state representative and from all indications the Wildcats should have an excellent team next year. Returning standouts, Jeanette Deforge, Jan Smith, Theresea Hartman and Kim Sheets will provide the basis for a fine tennis team. As underclassmen re- ceive more experi- ence the team will become a definite state contender. 154 55 M The Volleyball Team ended their first season victoriously by beating Golden 15-7, 15-7. Their record was 7 wins and 4 losses. They finished fifth in the league. The team took second place in the Evergreen Tournament, where Donna Green was chosen M. V.P. She was also voted to the first team All-League, and Sherrie Colpitts was voted second team All-League. Volleyball 157 The Arvada West Soccer Team amassed their second winning season with a 9-2-1 record. Mike Allison, the 1 scorer is also the president of this studious group. Ed Ford - goalie, let by an average of only . 75 goals per game. The other officers of the club are Bill Sanders, v.p. and John Holmes, sec. -treas. In addition to their successful fall season they had a fine winning spring season. The Gymnastics Team finished the year with an ex- cellent 5-1 record in their tournaments. They crowned their season by placing second in the Jefferson County League. Terri Ileid, Lynda Nichols, and Cindy Pulver ably represented Arvada West at the State Meet. 161 Tm m 162 Golf Joe Putnam with Jeff Thulson, Nick Belloni, and Tom Schmucki led the team to a fifth place finish in league and district. Senior, Joe Putnam had an outstanding season placing sec- ond in state. In addition, he placed first in District and third in League. 163 AW's swimming team finished its 2nd independent season, coming through as a small but strong team. The team had no divers this year but could have easily gone unde- feated if they had. Swimmers representing the team in State competition were Carl Lindstrom, breaststroke; Rob Redic, butterfly; and the medly relay team. 16S Swimming The Arvada West wrestling team finished a very strong season with a 13-1 record and dominated the District wrestling tournament, humiliating second place Wheat Ridge by sending 10 wrestlers to state. Unfortunately only one wrestler made it to the finals Steve Bresler, finished an undefeated season by being crowned state champion at 155 pounds. The basketball team finished the year with a 6-12 record. Although dis- appointing overall, the team received outstanding performances from Sophomore Jim Gibson, and Senior Steve Nale. Underclassmen played a large part and because of the experience they received, next year's out- look seems very promising. AW 47 Poudre 52 AW 68 Golden 77 AW 49 Mitchell 56 AW 66 Arvada 82 AW 47 Alameda 96 AW 62 Bear Creek 73 AW 54 Arvada 75 AW 74 Pomona 53 AW 51 Bear Creek 77 AW 62 Wheat Ridge 66 AW 58 Greeley West 70 AW 55 Columbine 50 AW 60 Lakewood 52 AW 77 Green Mountain 67 AW 63 Wheat Ridge 61 AW 69 Lake Wood 67 AW 54 Alameda 78 AW 62 Jefferson 78 171 173 The girl's basketball team, coached by Betty Krueger, fin- ished its first full season of competition with a 5-6 record. The team finished fourth in the Arvada West-Arvada Invita- tional Tournament. Seniors Donna Green and Kathy Knight were among those who played vital roles in the team's suc- cess. One of next years' pros- pects is this years' leading scorer-Kim Sheets. 176 BasketballGirl’s The weightlifting team again proved dominant in High School competition, as they won 3 individual champion- ships and the team title in their first meet. Craig Colpitts was awarded Best Lifter and Jim Roach placed second. In winning the meet our lifters broke 3 state 179 In the boys Basketball Intramurali, 12 teams were divided into 2 leagues. The White and Purple leagues leading scores were Nick Belloni and Jeff Wagner, respectively. WHITE LEAGUE PURPLE LEAGUE 1. The Spunks 4-1 1. Schnopps 5-0 2. Coors Cagers 3. The Q’s 4. LR'i 4-1 2. The Chokers 4-1 3-2 3. Sophomore Studs 2-3 3-2 4. 75‘ers 2-3 5. Mad Gunners 2-3 5. Bush Leagers 2-3 6. Kiwanis Key Khib 0-5 6. Mac's Monkey's 0-5 -Oft 'ft 183 Promising another excellent year, especially for sprinting and long distance running, the Arvada West track team will be trying for a state championship. Leading the field will be Tim Roberts, returning state champion in high hurdles, Randy Strandberg and John Hunsaker. Girl's Track Returning from last year's girl's state track competition are Donna Green, Terrie Heid, Mary Olson, Dari Wolter and Kathy Strandberg. With this year's added experience and prospects of strong support from other new team members, these girls should lead their team toward a peachy victory at the girl's state track meet this spring. 187 The CLAW staff wishes to salute those senior athletes, whose pain, sacrifice, nd effort on the practice field served to lunify a group into a team on the playing uield. W ' Baseball 190 i h 1 ■■■■I Mat Maids: J. V. (Seated) Teri Lytle, Linda Robertshaw, Kathy Strandberg, Ten Skinner, Debbie Brown. Varsity: (Standing) Dawn Ralston, Stacy VanPortfleit, Dari Wolter, Jeffra Goddard, Gayle Rooklidge, Marti Skiffich. J. V. Cheerleaders: (Top Right) Debbie Williams, Beciy Ferguson, Luann Feazell, Teri Capra, Debby West, Pam Vandein. Flagteam: (Far Bottom Rgt.) Sharon Howell, Donna Cox, Martha Johnson, Kathy Ayere, Dana Buckingham, Sally Pekeris, Jeanne Haberer, Debbie Roberts. 192 SPIRIT: our spirit won't die, we're from Arvada West High. Varsity Cheerleaders Karin Davis Sandra Frye Cyd Murray Jana Park Nancy Polich (Head Cheerleader) Joni Reese 194 I wonder if we are in the half-time show tonight? I wonder what routine we are doing? I wonder what uniform we are to wear? Teri... Robin?! Pom-Pon's SENIORS: Shelly Adams, Ann Bacheldor, Teresa Dilley, Karen Genoff, Lorie Haligas, Ten Jones: Co- Pres. Sheri Jones, Holly Larson, Carol Lutz, Cindy Newton, Kathy Palizzi, Debra Rankin, Robin Ryan: Co-Pres. Ann Sulivan-V.P. Juniors: Ruth Backus, Jen Cotton, Viv Hobson, Kathy Hoyt, Julie Juhon—Jr. Rep. Cheri Pope, Kathy Powell, Kathy Wilson. Alternates: Lori Baker, Colleen Burger, Stacey Coven, Debbie Spirek, Delores Spirek, Karen Zolinski. 195 Hey Mom, I've got to go to a sopho- more football game this morning, a tennis match this afternoon, and a varsity football game tonight. Do you think my sleeping bag will fit in my locker? ABOVE: '73-'74 PEP CLUB OFFICERS: (L-R) Patti Bollinger, Donna Avis, Jeannine Davidson, Paula Hauschild, Judy Boucher, Karen Peters, Lisa Passarelli, Noel Zirbel RIGHT: '73-'74 WILDCATS PEP CLUB-SPONSERS: Mrs. Jody Deering GMrs. Carol Foster. I could feel the excitement in the air when the Arvada West Marching Band, under the direction of Mr. George Dunkin and Mr. Bob Zachman, were preparing for the 1974 Tournament of Roses Parade in Pasadena, California. They received the honor to attend along with 13 other bands in- ternationally. 199 The CLAW staff wishes to salute those senior athletes, whose pain, sacrifice, and effort on the practice field served to unify a group into a team on the playing field. Activities, that means being active. AW students are all very active, in one way or another... 204 We actively persue all manner of activities which contribute to our education and pre- pare us for the lives we will eventually lead... 205 207 What a fantastic play. . . Plaza Suite ! Directed by David Helm, Plaza Suite” was another SU- PERIOR PRO- DUCTION put on by our own tal- ented actors and actresses at Arvada West on October 18, 19 and 20. 211 212 213 A variety of talent is certain to be found at AW. It ranges from plays, concerts, and programs, to who knows whatl? 214 215 May 4, 1974 Merchandise Mart Denver, Colorado 8:00 - 12:00 Theme: Just You and Me Colors: Amethyst and Ivory {junior ATTENDA Debra 220 221 223 Marta Aparecida Guerreiro I'm from Brazil, South America. As an exchange student, I am sponsored by AFS (American Field Service) International Scholarships. I came to take the senior year, live with an American family, and mainly to participate in the community life and school system. The purpose of my organization is to promote peace and rela- tionships among the people from different countries. I'm enjoying the year here, everything is new and different from the weather to the kind of food. The region in Brazil where 1 live is the south part in the state of Sao Pauls. Our weather is warm during most of the time. Our language is Portu- guese and the population is a hundred million people. We have 22 states and 4 territories, and our capital is Brasilia. Our school system is a little differ- ent. Our classes normally start in March and run through De- cember. We have winter vaca- tions in July, and summer vaca- tions from December to the be- ginning of March. Inspite of having many colleges, we still have to take general exams to get into them. Usually the exams are about physics, chem- istry, biology, mathmatics, social studies, Portuguese, Eng- lish, French, or Spanish. But some of these subjects change depending on the area that your taking, from profession to pro- fession. My town is a small one, with many farms of coffee (which is our important agricultural pro- duct) surrounding it. I am 18, and 1 have 3 sisters and two brothers, 3 older and 2 younger. I'll leave the USA in July, and I think this year will be a good one for me. Even though we become homesick, new experi- ences and responsibilities are worthwhile. It is important to know different people and un- derstand their way of life. 224 BRAZIL My name is Havord Haugan, and I am from Norway. My first big surprise when I arrived in America was the big cars and houses. The schools are different here than those in Norway, because you have to do more inde- pendent work here. The teachers are very nice and helpful, and I really like the students. American football was very confusing in the beginning, but after a while, I learned to under- stand it better. My fa- vorite food here is tacos, and my favorite sport is skiing. I also enjoy the big mountains, my fam- ily here, and the whole state of Colorado. The whole year has been a big experience for me. NOR WA Y 22 5 226 Outdoor Lab Camp is a great experience! Arvada West stu- dents go to Evergreen with sixth graders from surrounding schools to teach subjects ranging from mountain climbing to wildlife; from survival to forestry. Sometimes it is even difficult to determine who is doing the teaching? 228 230 232 As gasoline prices rose and quanti- ties diminished, many found it more economical and ecological to ride the bus or bicycles. Scandals in local and federal govern- ment-Watergate, the energy crunch, oil cutbacks, tax evasions, impeach- ment talk, and truckers strikes were only a few of the events that created student awareness in our govern- mental process. With paper shortages - especially the kind used for decorating the Senior Court - Homecoming just won't be the same. Athletes and infants across America may be greatly in- fluenced by the high cost of milk. k utu yu; Girls’ and Boys’ State was held at CSU in Fort Collins from June 11 to June 16. High school students from all over the state were put into government parties and debated political issues. Boys' State: L-R Bruce Techentien, Steve Judd, Jerry Buelter, Tim Hoops, Paul Krumm, Stuart Shepard, Bill Johnson. Girls' State: Standing, Debbie Shipley, Cindy Newton, Tanya Hamilton. 2J4 237 238 Perhaps you have seen an unknown man lurking in the hallways and be- hind trees, carrying a camera. No, the man is not an undercover officer collecting evi- dence. The mystery photographer is more commonly known as Mr. Benjamin Benham. Don't underestimate this man even though he travels in plain clothes. More than once a terror-stricken editor lias asked his aide, and he lias always come through to save the day. In a more serious vein it is with our deepest thanks that we affec- tionately dedicate this yearbook to MR. BENIAMIN BENHAM. 241 Yearbook But I like orange for the cover. It should match the inside pages! If you think making a small de- cision like that is hard, try meeting a deadline if half of your pictures are still being developed. Editor--Pattl Caldon Assistant Editor—Heather Holmes Business Managers—Janis Schultz, Michelle Brown, Vicki Gonzales Senior Editor--SUNNY ASHCRAFT, Terri Flor, Tanya Behunin, Kathy Lupe, Debbie Daley Junior Editor—DAWN FORREST, Scott Bancroft, Vicki Gonzales, Margaret Brooke Sophomore Editor--LIZA B LET CHER, Janis Schultz, Michelle Brown Faculty Section—Scott Pekeris, Heather Holmes, Dawn Forrest, Scott Bancroft Activities--Patti Caldon, Heather Holmes, Dawn Forrest, Scott Bancroft Sports Section--DAN ME RE WETHER, GREC BALLECEER, Kathy Knight, Norman Anderson, Steve Judd Club Section—KATHY LUPE, entire staff Spirit Section--Cindy Newton Photographers--Steve Judd, Norman Anderson Others—Bev Ames, Kathy Anderson, Pam Joslin, Pat McDonnell 243 , ■ The WEST WIND, a news magazine published every three weeks, is sometimes humorous, sometimes informative, sometimes contro- versial, always on time (relatively speaking) pretty good for the period before lunch. 0° THE WEST WIND STAFF Editor........... co-Editor........ Business Manager Reporters........ Sports Editors . Photographer Sponsor . . . Dan Province Jennifer Kay Kathi Schaaf Liz Collier Havard ilaugam 1 Jim Kelsey Sandy Kindig }Judy Leonovicz Mark Lem beck Don Neill Bill Nordin Dural Parish Val Schleiger Jana Shimealla Cindy Strop Rich Eichler Tom Fronapfel Mrs. Betty Massey 247 AFS Wouldn't it be nice if our club had some guys in it? If we can bring a girl here from Brazil, we ought to at least be able to recruit some boys from A.W. CAMPUS LIFE Man you really wouldn't believe this crazy club. We started the year with a burger bash where everyone was treated to the world's largest sundae. Other fun things included a boy-girl game of flamingo football, sponsor- ing a haunted house and dressing like a re- frigerator. The club has it's serious side dis- cussing different problems and feelings of the average teenager. Remember 7:17 pm! You can easily understand why this club is a suc- cess. CHESS CLUB Although I had some difficult matches, the most chal- lenging moments this year were trying to keep out of the $! photographers way! DEC A 1 figure it this way, what would we kids do without this fantastic club’Probably become leaders of labor unions. Seriously though, I'm really interested in leadership and marketing, which DECA helps develop. FRENCH CLUB 1 love French food, but I know I'm getting fatter by the mouthful. Too bad my vocabulary doesn't increase as rapidly as my waistline. 250 FBLA, FHA, FT A FBLA-- Man that popcorn is going like hot cakes. No wonder, because it is so delicious and it’s worth it. This really lessens the torture of selling it. FHA-- Wasn't that talent show hi- larious? I'm talking about the dis- trict HERO-FHA meeting held at our school. I must admit though, that meeting the girls from other schools was the best part. FTA-- Well I don't know about the profit, but selling those Smile for Clean Air buttons was really worth while--that is to me anyway. When you stop to think about it, it helped our environment that much more--right? GERMAN CLUB The German Club, with steins in hand, Eat franks and speak of Father Land. Those who want to join the team, Partake of eggs and shaving cream. GAA This year had to be the greatest for sportsmanship and teamwork, another example of achievement of goals through scoring them. HERO Isn't food lovely? If there's one thing 1 learn in this club, it will be how to prepare a seven course meal like this. KEY CLUB Are your interests locked in community affairs? If they are, perhaps our club holds the key . 256 LATIN CLUB Our club denies the presumption that Latin is dead . The highlight of the year was the annual Saturnalia. Everyone dressed in Roman attire for the God Saturn. LETTER ME NS CLUB Muscle men with little brains Lift weights all day to ease the strains Of heavy class work they must do And still maintain a three point two. Medical Careers I hope the next guest speaker won't need a volunteer, I’ve already given an arm and a leg. 257 NHS Community ser- vice, leadership, character, and scholastic achieve- ment! What do you have to be, Mr. Perfect, to get in the club? Of course not. I'm in the club. Our Place Soc hops, movies, by the score, Leave your two cans by the door. Come inside and join the fun, To keep you busy, these are done. 258 259 Oh, boy! Student Council tonight. Get the check list--pencil, paper, poster, Concept 6 info--it's all here. I hope every one shows up. But why shouldn't they? What else is there to do on a Monday night at 6:30? 261 2b2 264 267 I sometimes wonder what thoughts run through our teachers minds when they're by themselves: Let's see, three tests and a short lecture shouldn't be too much today. Or, It sure is nice having a private parking place, but the walk is murder! Or, A pencil makes a great pacifier, but I’ve never really cared for the-taste of wood. 270 One of the nice things about Arvada West is that it provides so many opportunities for me to learn and things to do: fixing my skis in shop, participating in a group discussion in English, taking a Fortran W. computer programming course via video- tape from CSU, or simply inter- rupting my history lesson to stare at the photographer! 271 274 Boy, do I have a problem! Three first hour classes . . . how did I ever get into this mess? Surely someone in here will help me out. I'll never be able to decide for myself whether I need Calculus or Typing II or Home Econom- ics for a career in Drafting. Wait a minute! Since when is Mrs. Jones a counselor??? Frances Colson 275 Jody Deering . 0 ' i John atty Blankenship 276 Let's see . . . Three language classes, two literature and three literature and three composition, but only one period to take English in! How will it all fit? I don't suppose Bionomics counts as an English credit, does it? 278 280 284 285 286 When I was a sophomore, I took biology and I learned about heredity, ecosystems, micro- organisms and plants. Then when I was a junior 1 took physics and I learned about energy, mo- tion, vectors and how to keep a good notebook. Now I'm a senior taking chemistry, and I still haven't learned how to blow up the world! 287 291 292 Art-it's everywhere: in the display cases, in the halls, on the gym walls, in the auditorium, on the front lawn, they've even done something to the walls of the student center! Now if tliey could only do something to the lunches in the student center....... 295 I can’t believe it! Just think, in one quarter of P. E. 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