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

Text from Pages 1 - 368 of the 1976 volume:

'A.' defanjj' Iffixnpsf voti on MB States: individual communities that have united into 48 great states. 48 individual communities with pride and dignity and purpose. All divided with imaginery boundaries yet united to a common purpose and thats love for country. A' •'-V v' 'r jf ■. i- .v And to the Republic: a state in which sover- eign power is invested in representative chosen by the people to govern and government is the people and it's from the people to the leaders not from the leaders to the people. v if UV Indivisible: incapable of being divided ! -c For all: its as much your country as it is mine B ■ Harvest Festival Arvada West Marching Band and Pep Club partici- pate in the Harvest Festival Parade. Also featured was a Bicentennial float and the Admiral Hansen Senior Band. J Remember The Soc Hops Boy’s State COLORAOi COlORAOO COlORADo iOlORADO f Boy's and Girl's States is a concentrated govem- I ment study seminar made up of high school stu- I dents from all over the state. Boy's State is held I at CSU in Fort Collins every June, while Girl's X. State is held at Colorado Women's College. ( Girl’s State Boy's State, Top Row—Richard Rankin, Grant Wo JeffGorrell, Page Clark. Bottom Row—Robert Johr ston, Steve Manthey, Doug Rosenoff. Girl's State, Left To Right—Yvonne Lombardi, Ka Bublitz, Paula Johnson, Kathy Blanton. V AW Whiz Kids Quizzed ' seniors Kathy Blanton, Mike Piper, and Mark Karasik had the opportunity to appear on the TV show, It's Aca nic and to compete with 2 other area schools. The program is based on state-wide competition between high ools in academic matter. The team was sponsored by Larry O'Donnell, an American History teacher. Spending December at AW, Juan Carlos Fumagalli from Guatamala City, Guatamala, finds our school very different. His school year in Quatamala lasts from January to October, -but most kids go to a pri- vate school. Juan found our climate unbelievable, but enjoyed the cold and snow. Heather Davison, exchange student from Salisbury, Rhodesia, finds Rhodesia schools academically easier. In Rhodesia, all schools are segregated except the private ones. When going to public schools everyone must pay to learn, but the blacks pay less than the whites. Customs are about the same as in America, except for tea time at 4 o'clock. When Heather graduates she plans to study radiology and radiography in Cape Town. J Luis Flores Torelly, living in Puerto Aleare, visited Arvada West from January to June. Luis ranks sixth in backstroke competition in Brazil and was sponsored by a wildcat swimmer's family. 3' Ur. lIV Prom 1976 May 1 8 p. m. —12 Midnight Executive Tower Inn Flower—Lily of the Valley Colors—Emerald G Pearl Song— Feelings Band—J. J. G Spice Sponsors—Jody Deering, Glen Ekey, Gene Child, G Tom Young Committee Members--Nita Jones, Diane Robinson, G Sue Davis Senior Atten Jennifer Webster Lynette Goo Prom 1976 “Feelings’’ SBIS [ ■ ‘.' _v ♦ 1 ■. .................................................................................................... If i' M' P %� ' : ss£; ffi. ■ C Summer Stock produced a comedy 6 Rooms River View , written by Bob Randall. 50 In Private Lives , a comedy by Noel Coward, Kathy Churches and Clay Ryan star as Amanda Prynne and Elliott Chase. Hell ton va resente h Perfom n Arts Department January 29th through February 1st. The program was coordinated through the music and art departments. Portraying the leads were Carolee Leeds as Dolly Levi and Dave Johnson as Horace Vander- gelder. Music, acting, costumes, and scenery were The Century of the American Dream Ford’s Brush With D v s “MERCY” DEATHS DOCTOR S DILEfy 1 The National JI Jieentennial ORY OF PATTY N CAN WE HELP? TOff f N Homecoming Schedule Homecoming Theme: Two Hundred Crazy Years Monday-Revolutionary Days, orange pass and bed race. Tuesday-Wild, Rowdy West Days, funeral, lynching and the tug-of-war. Wednesday-50's Day, drive-in, powderpuff football and soc-hop. Thursday-Color Day, presentation of the foot- ball team, football game against Columbine with the crowning of the Homecoming Queen. The Old West came to life for the lynching of Columbine Kid, The tug-of-war is back! 61 CHEERLEADERS BUILD SPIRIT The cheerleaders remain the symbols of school spirit ever since such grand American traditions as high school sports began. After participating in the Camp of Champs summer clinic, sponsored by the National Cheerleading Association, the squad was read - to begin the challange of supporting all teams. It's a job, too, because besides thinking up new, modem cheers, keeping a smile in the worst weather or the most terrible score, they had to find energy from reserves they never knew they had before. (LEFT TO RIGHT) TOP ROW — Paul?. John- son, Julie Stephens, Cheryl Weatherly, Jennifer Webster, BOTTOM ROW -- Karen Peters, Ca la DelPiccolo, Jill Armour, Kelleye Ferguson. The Pom-cats performed at all home football and basket- ball games, exhibiting many new, snappy routines. With a twenty-four girl squad, this group added variety and color to the band's halftime shows and acted as a color guard during parades. In addition to their band duties, the Pom-pons added to the excitement and spirit al- ready present at Arvada West sports events. jmdi Miryon pireK- 1ftro ®7- Re Ty3ihrtm ,;Tom- Rrouit- retfs RgtoTn Row� -Kathy Hausdhild, Carrie Sengl man, TerriJiiaely., Laura ; kins, Christy Chapla, Debb p Lehl, Linda Emmons. v?'. a Gridders Have Successful Year Despite Injuries. though the A.W. football team was plagued with many injuries during the 1975 season, they were known for illing games and breathtaking conclusions. Nevertheless, the never-dying Wildcats captured the Northern Divi- n Championship but missed the league championship by a field goal to Green Mountain. doubtedly the most memorable play of the year occured during the game against cross-town rival Arvada. Who 11 ever forget that game-winning touchdown pass from Gary Ballegeer to Bill Davis with only one second remain- ; on the clock? Soph Skee fudakj Dah Ryan, Ray V Howard. 2nd Montgomery. Rent Cooper, terion, Head ■OW L-- RjpManagdr Mrk T yer, StMk Dynes, him Codding, 'ROy W;t'� c . Clay £ Oltrogge. Sih Rev. - - Manag tig.tll, Mike CjHdgvHlL lo � Ed Coulter, Rdu Cordeifja.ck Hensley, Jeff Garcia.'“4th Row-rGreg Reiiiley, John Glenn, %i.u-k Schneider, Dino Coltriuari, Tim Russ; Chuck. Go ward, Dick Carpenter. 3rd Row--Greg Soucie, fcau-1 al Squez, Mike Termentozzi, Tim Spencer, Tirrj Schell, Dave Barber, Steve-Morgan, Manager Tom Row--Coach Jim Zajac, Dave Knight, Pauh olinski, Rick Cook, Mike McNeil, John Ganiell, Tim Jfeiiyy Vcssa, larry Knight, Coach DaVe Harris. Front Row--Varsity Head Coach Brian McGregor. W Duane Linkus, Dean Haugum, Don Buelter,. Scott Shepherd, -Ron Beaver, Joe Splrek, Charley Pat Sophomore Coach Marty Asbury. AW AW AW Arvada West Varsity Football Results 7 Mitchell 6 10 Lakewood 12 14 Green Mountain 6 21 Pomona 10 28 Golden 0 7 Columbine 8 21 Jefferson 20 16 Wheat Ridge 6 9 Arvada 7 Jeffco. Playoffs 0 vs. Green Mountain 3 Junior Varsity Results 21 Arapahoe 0 21 Lakewood 20 23 Green Mountain 22 24 Pomona 12 17 Golden 6 15 Columbine 6 24 Jefferson 8 7 Wheat Ridge 27 7 Arvada 8 rvada West Sophmore Results 20 Arapahoe 8 14 Lakewood 0 0 Green Mountain 7 30 Pomona 20 28 Golden 12 12 Columbine 6 25 Jefferson 6 10 Wheatridge 13 7 Arvada 6 15 Bear Creek 0 X-Country An endurance race of 2 miles, cross country re- quires many hours of strenuous running in all types of weather. The Wildcat Harriers, under the direction of Head Coach, Lee Courkamp and Asst. Coach, Tom Craig, continued their high competitive standards by sweeping all three di- visions at the District Meet. This was the seventh consecutive year AW has finished first. Sophomore, Pat Murphy and senior, Pat Bur- meister showed strong performances by finishing 8th and 11th, respectively at the State Meet in Pueblo, thus pacing the team to a strong 4th place finish. INET - RALPH ALEMAN - . SUTTON -7 GLENN NEWBT K ’-- .BRAD DAWS PAi CLARK - LEELJUHITE Cs r j v 1975 CROSS COUNTRY TEAM RESULTS (PLACES) A-TEAM B-TEAM C-TEAM Arvada West Invitational 3 2 1 Arapahoe Invitational 3 Centaurus Invitational 3 2 Denver Invitational 1 1 1 Aurora Invitational 5 1 3 League Sophmore Meet 3 Pueblo Central Invitational 3 3 3 Pikes Peak Invitational 3 1 2 League and District 1 1 1 STATE 4 _ _ T ■ ■ r Soccer The soccer team compiled a 7-2-2 record in league play and a 7-4-2- record overall. Coach Mark Thompson and Asst. Coach Rudy Veitel lead the talented team to a second place finish in the league. The varsity team consisted of Kent Blair, A1 Madsen, Scott Hall, Steve Major, Jim Snyder, Kirk Hafling, Doug Jones, Pablo Hadzeriga, Aldo Del Piccollo, Steve Gonzales, Scott Major, Mark Benallo, Rolan Fillmor, and Dave Sleyster who was injured. V AW League Soccer Record 5 Bear Creek 7 Evergreen 4 Green Mountain 3 Golden 3 Alameda 9 Lakewood 0 Pomona 2 Columbine 3 Jefferson 6 Wheat Ridge 2 Arvada Most Valuable Player--Aldo Del Piccolo Most Valuable Sophomore-- Steve Gonzales Most Improved Player--Scott Hall Outstanding Player--Kent Blair u Junior Varsity ront Row L-� F|--Chris Thompson, Tim Martin, Craig Smith, Darrell Winklepleck, Gary Watson Back F c� v- Rich Troxel, Andy Hawes, Steve Piper, Robert Madrazo,; M c Trays r, JeffJhjtjffrS --- ■ - - - - - - Thomp- T ennis Dave MacDonnell, 1 Sin- gles Player, had a winning record of 7-4. There is no doubt that this position is the most difficult to play. 1975 RACQUETTES Top L--R--Sue Davis, Debbie Hall, Sue McVey, Brenda Lutz, Judy Arnold, Pat McQueen, Debbie Borowski. Bottom L--R-- Linda Beatty, Kenna Hillman, Joann Hever, Ladonna Griffiths, Lori Mac- Laughan, Sharon Pennington, Trudi Nichols, Not pictured: Kathay Degoch Volleyball Volleyball Team 1st In League 2nd In District For the first time in Colorado history a state volleyball game was held for high school girls. The Arvada West volleyball team had a successful year preparing for this meet. After many impressive wins over the Jeffco League, the team was ready to begin their first steps toward a state championship. After a loss to Columbine, AW stomped Arvada for second place in the Jefferson County League. Although they lost in district to Canon City, the 'Cats could look back on a lker, Kim-McCabe, Sharon Petei Davis, Debbie Weaver. 3rd Row --- ,---------,, ,----------,------- , .w.,--Ms. Hons a , Asst. Coach, Pai , Christy Grewe, Debbie Mi lls, Glena Haynes, Theresa Parko, Michelle'iBuchanan, Ka.1 re, Head Coach. 2nd Row--Jeanne Hunsaker, Lori MartSn, Debbie Broughton, Diane Robii taacy MacDonnell, Robin Hamilton, Cindy Lange, Kath Meis, Vikkie Mills. Front Row-- e Colpitts, Jody Connell, Mary Dougherty, Chris McKenfcy Captain, Rosey Eichler, Mary Is, Mary Wagner. Volleyball 1975 VARSITY RECORD 15,15 Westminster 7,13 16,11 Green Mountain 18,15 5,15, 6 Mapleton 15,11, 15,15 Bear Creek 9,10 15,15 Lakewood 4,7 5,13 Evergreen 15,15 8,14 Columbine 15,16 15, IS Alameda 5,6 15,15 Jefferson 1,6 16, 7,15 Pomona 14,15, 1,15,8 Arvada 15,9, i 13,15,15 Golden 15,3,( 15,15 Wheatridge 8,7 15,15 Jefferson 4,3 15,15 Pomona 7,12 15,15 Arvada 3, 3 14,15, 15 Golden 16,7,: 15,15 Wheatridge 4,4 SUB-DISTRICT 10,12 Columbine 15,15 15,15 Arvada 4,7 DISTRICT .7,14 Canon City 15,16 Swimming Coached by George Lanum, the AW girls swim team had a disappointing season by sending only one girl to state. Geneva Roth represen- ted the team in Fort Collins and placed fourth in the 100 meters. IS)75-76 ■Most Valuable Golfer Arvada City'Champion All- C onference AU-i tate lohnson lettMB |rnnr , aate, tea Under the coaching of Mr. Barrows, the golf team took third in state. This was the best record ever for the Wildcats, as the also finished 2nd in the con- ference, just two strokes behind rival Pomona. 1975-76 GOLF TEAM RESULTS Arvada Invitational—2nd out of 32 teams Greeley Invitational--6th Westminster Invitational—4th Consisting of mostly sopho- mores and juniors, the Arvada West gymnastics team finish- ed with a surprisingly high 2nd place at district and 10th at state. The team was paced by strong performances from Lynda Lyons, 10th in state, and Ann Mason, 11th in state, with Wendy White and Karen Feely finishing in the top ten at district. TOP ROW—L-R Ladonna Griffis, Pam Jackson, Leslie Simpson, Karen Feely, Tammy Palko, Angie Roberts, Ann Mason, Wendy White, Sheryl Hess, Beth Guinn, Diane Lidinsky, Pam Polito, Pam Fitzmaurice, Shirley Hammonrir Laura Anderson—SharQn-ThojBHBgSflSSSSftPW flMMiJiQJUMftaA aaahJatt fcii-lmdxaker, Julie Newblom, Glenda Colpitts, Chicky- FroliOj -GaH'CRSmbertain, Sheila Carroll, Cheryl Pulver, Mary Rae Weinberger, Sandy Pulver, Beth Weaver, Sharon Smith, Asst. Coach Rilene Thompson. FRONT ROW--L TO R Linda Lyons, Cindy Johnson, Kim Stephenson. With his youngest team in recent years, Coach Byers had his work cut out for him when the sea- son began. However, by mid-season the Wildcats had taken over the number one spot in the state rankings by beating Ranum in the Arvada West Invitational Tournament. The fact that they posted an unbeaten league record also helped stabilize the Wildcats at the top. V_____________________________________________J Junior Varsity Left To Right, Front Row—Coach Olsen, Bruce Sunada, Rick Phillips, Dave Brossart, Cary Paulsei Dave Huyler, Jim Sanborn, Coach Zajac. Back Row--Coach Bradley, Paul Stigall, Mike Termentozzi, Rick Coo Mike Belloni, Kris Ferguson, Len DeAndrea, Kent Cooper, Tom Wren, Coach Messer. MAT MAIDS Top Row 1--R—Barb Blasko, Ellen Buhr, Gina Coalson, Mary Wagner, Coach Byers, Colleen Kent, Berta Thomas, Renee Austin, Debbie Cosper. 2nd Row 1 — R--Vonnie Glassburner, Debbie Roberts, Maggie Jones, Cathy Mayo, Bonnie Krieger, Tonia Hamilton. Bot Row 1 — R--Jo Carolyn Massi, Karen Lei- bold, Carolyn Wilson, Pam Jackson. Basketball For the first time in its history the Arvada West basketball team seemed to be of championship calibre. At the North Jefferson County League Tournament in early January the Wildcats estab- lished themselves as major contenders for the league title by defeating rivals Pomona and Ar- vada, thus finishing in first place. Jim Gibson, 6-10 senior, one of the state's highest scorers and rebounders, received the Most Valuable Player award for the tournament. Six-ten junior Scott Courts joined Gibson in being named to the All-tournament team. Coach Beckners' 1976 varsity team included Kent Blair, Jim Gibson, Tom Brunken, Rich Hartfield, Mike Buelter, Tom Petrie, Tom Stelmack, Scott Courts, Bill Davis, Mark Biren, and Randy Lehl. Varsity Basketball Team 1975-76, Top Row - L To R - Ass't. Coach Doug Mitchell, Kent Blair, Jim Gibson, •Scott Courts, Mark Biren, Head Coach Joe Beckner. 2nd Row - L To R - Bill Davis, Tom Brunken, Mgr. Craig Armstrong, Rich Hartfield, Mgr. Mark Gardner, Mike Buelter, Tom Petrie. Bottom Row - L To R - Randy Lehl, Tom Stelmack. 1 Junior Varsity Basketball 1976 was mainly a building year for Coach Doug Mitchell's J .V . Team. Although plagued by a frustrating season, the Wildcats developed many fundamentals that will hopefully help build them into a much stronger and improved team for the 1977 season. The Junior Varsity Squad consisted of Collin Wilson, a sophomore, and juniors Steve Reisenhauer, Joe Menchero, Aldo DelPiccolo, Randy Crane, Jim Carpenter, Mark Harris, Steve Young, Scott Rogers, Greg Antle, and Jim Chruches. Junior Varsity Basketball Team 1975-76, Top Left to Bottom—Steve Reisenauer, Joe Menchero, Collin Wilson, Aldo DelPiccolo. Center—Randy Crane, Coach Doug Mitchell, Jim Carpenter, Mark Harris. Top Right To Bottom—Steve Young, Scott Rogers, Greg Antle, Jim Churches. Sophomore Basketball Team 1975-76, Back Row - L To R - Coach Mike Brewen, Roy Walker, Gary Creager, Ed Wheeler, Don Buelter, Joel Kuchera, Ray Velasquez, Dick Carpenter, Tim Mack, Randy Loveland. Front Row - L To R - Roland Fillmore, Scott Shepherd, Tim Spencer, D n Klipka, Donnie Rogers, Stan Morgan, Mitch Porter, Kevin McNamara, Rich Crisman. Ton Row I-R Shervl Warner, Judy Russell, Sue MookrgT enee Kiifliman, Carla Del Piccolo, Stephanie Rafewski Mary Dougherty, Jany Gibson, Rochune Scroggins, Marilyn Petrie, Chris McKenney, Rosie Eic er, fody Connell, Tori MarteT, Robin Hamilton Bottom Row L-R Head Coach Lou Zier, Manager Debbie B g ton Manager Jean McDonald, Asst. Coach Gini Monsorv Girl’s Bask t N Under the coaching abilities of Lou Zier and Ms. Gini Monson, the girls basketball team proved how great they were by being major contenders for the Jefferson County League Title. Starting off the season with an impressive 7-0 record they suddenly faltered with 3 straight losses but once again took control and got back on the winning track to become the highest rated team in the history of Arvada West girl's basketball. Swim Team, Top Row - L To R - Coach George Lanum, Kelly Davis, Andy Foley, Mark Bidwell, Dan Miska, Art Griffith, Kip Rooker, Stan Stroud, Rob Williams, Steve Carpenter, Dave Ruetter, A1 Watkins. Bottom Row - L To R - Jim Hilferty, John Glenn, Craig Manthey, Gary Gray, Tom little, Jim Anderson, Jim Hicks, Jim Burton, Garry Perotin, Neol Deluna, Chris Carpenter, Brian Thompson, Mike Glasgow. it Baseball Coach La Grone's talented and experienced Wildcat baseball team will again prove to be a state powerhouse in 1976 with Strong performances expected from Scott Chris- tensen, George Pacheco, Craig Bailey, John Bal- legeer, Larry Comstock, Jerry Hamilton, Grant Wood, Steve Judichiack, Dan Benavidez, Mark Biren, and Mike Ehmann The defending state champion Wildcats look strong again with many returning long and short distance runners. Seniors Pat Burmeister and Jim Gibson, who placed 2nd in the 880, and 3rd in high jump, respectively will give the Cats ad- ded strength. Girl’s Track With only four returning letterwinners, Carla Del- Piccolo, Mary Dougherty, Rosey Eichler and Ro- chune Scroggins, this year's team looks young. But support from underclassmen may make the differ- ence and coaches Judy Temple and Virginia Mon- son, could develope this team into challengers for the league title. A busy season is expected for the girl's tennis team under Coach Kvamme, The strength this year will depend on returning players Mary Dooley, Danisa Baker, Kelli Guthrie, Vicki Mills, Kathy Evans, and Sandi Martini. Title 1976 Wildcats Special Dedication Claw Editors Lisa Bletcher 74-75-76 Michele Douglas 75-76 In Appreciation Senior Spirit Of ’76 fFaculty [ SupeHatives FRIENDLIEST John Roberts Ellen Brevoort FLIRT AND WOLF Ray Schneringer Barb Pagano MOST DEDICATED Karen Pedersen John Young 133 BEST HAIR Jolene Knapp Ralph Cundiff BEST PERSONALITY Herb Cochrane Shirley Miller MOST TALENTED; Betty Massey, Joe Beckner BEST LAUGH; Diane Noonan, Bob Zachman 137 MOST SPIRITED Carla Del Piccolo Mike Ehmanxi MOST TA1T.NTI.D Geoff Dawo Patty Gausmeicr Arleene Anderson Beth Hays Carol Foster Rodger Stewart Senior Class Sponsors Ellen Brevoort Remember When .. Soc hops drew crowds . .You could park across the street from school without getting a ticket .. Sophomores always registered last ,. You didn't have to wear coats inside the building during the summer . .We had assemblies that people would go to . .Christmas vacation was two weeks long .. The Arvada West football team couldn't be beaten ,. The sophomores won homecoming , .We had an all male administrative staff .. Mr. Otto had hair . .We took Basic Comm, and Comp. . .We didn't have an upstiars classroom . .Helm didn't do a Neil Simon play . .We had to pay for the Westwind . .An Arby's roastbeef sandwich only cost 59 t ,. P. G . was Wonder Woman ,. Tucker lake wasn't raided every night . .We got in trouble for holding hands in the hall ..The Bionomics class had touch and feel day .. There was only one graduation a year . .M. A. was the loudest cheerleader we had . .We won first prize for our float in the Harvest Festival Parade , .We couldn't wear shorts to school . .Honor Society initiation rules were follow- ed .. Our marching band was in the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade , .We didn't have co-ed gym classes , .Daily announcements were read over the intercom . .We had minimal days , .You got all of the classes you wanted at registration the first time .. Magic Music gave a concert in the student court . .We could buy an ala carte lunch Top Ten Percent Dave Young, Jon Ellison Robert Johnston, Dave Goldwater, Kathy Blanton Doug Rosenoff, Martha Bowles, Patty Gill Debbie Johnson, Don Phelps, Jane Watson Sue Stuska, Sabrena Proffitt, Janice Ivey Cindy West, Cindy DeFeo, Bobbi Robinson Cindy Katt, Cindy Loomis, Barb Latham Nancy Brunsting, Gary Ballegeer, Jill Armour . Gary Frey, Nick Smith, Mike Piper Cami Bisque, Grant Wood, Kathy Hauschild Tom Stelmack, Marilee McKean, Paul Neilson Robin Carstens Carrie Dahmer Debbie Drissell Laurie Fliethmann Lynn Gerwig Marilyn Glenn Patricia Gill Barbara Hartung Penny Hutchens Angela Krough Jill McAleese Kathleen McNamee Steve Orloff Lisa Thompson Robin Vance Annette Welch Lama Wood Andrea Way, Page Clark, Stephanie Nye Kathy Sommers, Jane Swenson, Margaret Bosacki Mike Furman, Teri Robinson, Colleen Kent Motto: We hold the past in retrospect and the future in prospect. 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Rcncc Aughinbaugh. Denise ■ - ' � “ v A Bailey, Craig Ayers. Jane Baetz, David Bennett. Kevin Benton. Laurie Berge. Brenda Berger. Greg Bcrndt, Michelle Bcvans. Larry Bidwell, Mark Bisque. Camille Blanton, Kathleen Bletcher, Lisa Bowles. Martha Bosacki. Margaret Bodell, Brenda Bowman. Barbara Bowman. Robert Bradley. Ann Bradley. James Brady. Margaret Brehmer. Rory Brown, Brian Brindley. Loren Brown. Debbie Brumfield. Wyatt Brown. Renee Brunken. Tom Brunsting, Nancy Bruner, Beverly Bucltcr, Michael Burke. Julie Burke. Terri Burns. Sharon Burmeistcr, Pat Campbell. Jack Campbell. Murray Campbell, Tom Canacari, Annette Carpenter. Steven Carmichael. Cathy Carlson. Colcen Castle, Kim Castle, Vicky Cosper. Debbie Coven, Julie Conville. Sharon Crenshaw, Belinda Cowan. Debra Curtin, Dennis Currier, Stephen Crowe. Edward Dahmcr, Carrie Dahlin, Joann Dalberg, Stephen Damiana, Debra Daley, Victoria Davis, Bradley Di mang. Annette Doll. Michael Dooley. Mary Dorrancc, Daniel Dunn. Susan Durncll. Kathleen Dykeman' Vicky Dillon. Debbie Deges, Tamara 9 Dcubel, Jeanne Dougherty. Mary Drain, Tamela DeVigil, Mary Ann Dicbcrt, Tamara Drisscll. Deborah Dryer, Ldith Eckcr. Charles Falkingburg. Kathleen Ferguson, Kcllyc F.kstrom, James Ellison, Jon Erosky, Rodney Eyestonc. Kimberly Evenson, Bradley redcl. Kathy Fell. Laurie 1 Flielhmann, Linda Fliethmann, L aurie 9 Esher, Jean Eichlcr. Rosemary Einsphar, Scott O' Foley. Andrew Francis. Liana Foster. Diana Fossum. Beth Forson. Deborah Forbes. Patrick Frisk. Tammv Freeze, Nora Freicr. Todd French. David Gamble, Theresa Furman. Michael Gannon. Cheryl Garcia. Juan Gaskin, David Gates, Geraldine Goldwatcr. Dave Golon. Karyn Gonzales, Thomas Goode. Joseph Cioodfellow, Oouglas Gorman. William Gorrcll, Jeffrey Grant. Lori Graves. Bradley Gray. Glenn Green, Todd Green, William Greeno, Diane Griffith, Kathryn Griffith, Mark Griffiths, Tad Gross, Tcrric Grossman. Janet Guest, Michael Haberer, Thomas Haaf, Patricia Guthrie, Kelli Hamman, Jimmy Halverson, Kathy Harris. Leigh Ann Harris, Diane Hansen, Joni Hansen, Brett • - AJt ■ I S Haiglcr, Ray Hannigan, Caryl You see things and you say MWhy?n But I dream things that never were; and I say Why not? — George Bernard Shaw Hartung, Barbara Hauschild, Kathy Hawkins, Wayne Haymes, Jacqueline Haynes, Stanley Heaton. David Hein. Christopher Hclfenbein, Jeff Hcpfl. Anne Herbcrger, Teresa Herold, Dennis Hildebrand. Eric Hildebrand. Pam Hidebrandi. Gary Hill. Deborah Hisey. Anne Don’t cling to the old because it made you glad once; go on to the next, the next region, the next experience. Hohnstcin, Howard Holdcman. Bruce Holland. Jeffrey Hollowcll, Steven Homra. David Hopkins, Nanci Hopson. Steve Howard. Dennis Hudson, Marc Huerta. Diane Huff. David Hughes. Dennis Hunsakcr. James lantorno. Laura Irvin. Kathleen Jacobs. Patrice Jacobson, Janet Johnson. Cindy Johnson. Craig Jeffreys. Curtis Johnson, David Johnson. Janet Johnson. Jocelyn Johnson. Mark Johnson. Deborah Johnson. Debra Johnson. Richard Johnson. Sharon Johnston. Robert Johnson. Michael Johnson, Paula Jones, David Jones. Douglas Jones, Margaret Judiscak, Stephen Justice. Anita Karasik. Mark Kcran. Deborah Kent. Colleen Kennedy, Janna Kendig. Kim King. Richard Kindig. Mark Kincaid, lecna Kerwood, Lin Kesson. April Latham. Barbara Launder. Duane A Korin. Robert Koch, Mark Kulick. Bonnie Kuhns. Cameron r ' w Landers, Martin Lane, Gary Klenz, Ruth Kriske. Karen Krogh, Angela Kruger. Debra Kunt , Denise Lambert. Lisa ' • - MR '• Kingcry, Paul Lechniak, Holly |l.anc. Robert_____________ ' • Leavy. Douglas Lets, Dale Leslie, Jerry Lapslcy, Rebecca Lcbrccht. Michael Lombardi, Yvonne Madsen, Jeff Mairc, Dortha Manthey, Stephen Man o, Tyler Lidinsky, Michael Lingcnfclter. Diane Loomis. Cynthia MacDonnell, David Masciotro, Nicholas Marihart. Bruce Mason. Kirk Massi, JoCarolyn Markley, Patrick Marshall. Teri Marlin. Darlene Martin. Debbie McAleese, Jill McCall. Scott McCarty. Debra McClure. Dclana r McConnell. Michael McCoy. Kelsey McCoy. Patrick McCullough, Jean McGinnis, Gregory McKnight, William McNamara. Kerry McNulty. Kristi McQueen. Pat MeVey. Susan Metcalf, Tammy Middleton, Kimberly Miller, Lyndall Morr, Gregory Morris, Kelley Mortensen, Nancy Munn, Denise Munoz, Anthony Loneliness is soon forgotton when the cherished. —Teri Robinson arefmem Ncilson, Paul Neill, Linda Nelson, Sally Newman, Terry Newman. Charles Newman, Kyle Newberg, William Noel, Debra Noel, Diane Norviel, John Noland, Alan Nye, Stephanie Oglesby, Craig Oatman, Robert Obluda. Thomas Olds, Susan Olson, Denise Osborn, David Orloff, Steven Palmer, Pamela Passanantc, Michael Peters, Karen Petersen, Jody Petrie, Thomas Pike, Kevin Petersen, Judy Pfeifer, Stephanie Piper, John Petersen, Kirk Piper, Michael Picked. Debra Phelps. Donald Prucha, Thomas Pulver. Sandra Pumphrey. Ronald Randall, Barbara Rankin, Richard Reutzel, Jack Rice, Timothy Richards, Debbie Prokop. Jeanne Proffitt, Sabrena Reich. Pam Richardson. Cindi Roberts, Cynthia Miles separate us, Memories bind us, We are apart, But we are together. --George Betts Robinson, Roberta Richardson, Phillip - ■ Robinson, Ten Rock, Sue Roberts, Sandra Roberts, Wes Rogers. Devra Rodriquez. Regina Roof, Judith Roome, Kenneth Rosenoff, Douglas Rune, Donna Russell, Judy Rutherford, Holly Shepherd. Brett Sharpe, Daniel Shcats, Cindy Sherman, Colleen Siegel, Karen SielafT, Heidi Sherman. Kitzen Shimada, Yasuko Sickler, Helen Slotnick, Edward Skinner, Robert Simon. Mark Sommer, Kathy Smith, Nicholas Sorensen, Kim Sorensen, Charles Spcrte. Mitchell Spencer, James Steinman, Jerome Stelmack, Tom Stephens, Julie Stone, Gregory Strawn, Carol Stroud. Stanley Stroup. Daniel Stuska, Susan Slang, Marna Steinkuhler, Ellen When I look into a mirror, I see nan striving to be. George Betts Stephenson, Kimalee Stevens, Linda n y 1 j , 51 Stone, Kenneth Strang, Craig Stewart, Tammie Stolz, Stephen Sweeney, Teresa Swan, Jeffrey Sutton, Allan Taylor, William Szabo, Donald Tanner, Stephen Thulson, Michael Thompson, Lisa Theriault, Ray Trucsdell, Scott Trcmbath, Michael Trayscr, James Sullivan, Julie Swena. Diane Suta, Glenn Swenson, Jane Unruh, Ronald Vance. Robin VanDcvcntcr. Connie Varney, Linda Vendegna, Michael Verzuh, Michael Veto, Jeannette Vetter, Michael Wang. Leslie Warden, Joseph Waterman. Marsha Waltz, Terry Walter. Carrie Walter, JoAnne Watson. Jane Watson, Lori Way, Andrea Weatherly, Cheryl Weaver, Scott Webb. Connie Webb. David Webster, Jennifer Wchling. Wayne Wcidman, Steven Welch. Annette Wells, Melanie Wells. Micheal Wheeler, Shelley Whistler. Paul White, Lee White, George Whitehead. Bryan Young, David Williams. Dean Whiting. Carol Whittum, Stan Wiesner. Gregory W Wilson. Cheryl Winter. Daniel Wood. Grant Wood. Laura Wortman. Debora Wylie. Cindy Williams. Loye Wilpula. Alex Theresa Zuppa Byron Eichelberger Jane Farrell Stephen Kling Robert Meacham William Mercer Jerrold Paulsen Sandra Zier Timothy Zimmerman Michele Douglas Linda Laughlin Janet Martin John Rider Charles Roberts Kathy Swartout Jeff Wilson Mark Zink Bradley Schultz Duane Siefers Sharon Spirek 188 ■ ■ NOT PICTURED Melissa Andrews James Brady Linda Braun Debbie Brown Robin Carstens Tony Cheer Royer Clark Charles Covalt Michael Dunavanx Steven Eichaker Carol Engerbretson Edward English Sylvia Hagelstrom Mary Hargrave Marybeth Hesse John Horn Ronald Home Thomas Howard Penny Hutchens Kevin Kelly Dixie King Julie Martin Marie Martinez Laura McCorkle Stevan McKinstry Kathleen McNamee Stanley Norland Barbara Novosel John Oryan George Pacheco John Pfaff Robyn Poyfair Victoria Ries Gary Roberts Mark Ronquillo Bradley Smith Mary Vorbeck Dana Whisenand Daniel Williamson Tobin Winsett 189 Acvcrman Su annc Ablcidingcr Rcncc Adams. Ruth Adams, William Admas. Keith Alexander Charles Allen, Cindy Lou Allison. Mark Agnes, Thomas A'Hcrn. Nancy Ammermon Sherri Anderson. Robert Ames. Roger Almquisl. Susan Allred, Karl Applegate, Timothy Anile, Gregory Arends, Pamela Anderson. Lora Anderson. John Barenberg, Tamcla Barton. Sigrid Barnes, Bret Baaso. Linda Ayers. Nancy Avis. Timothy Austin. Robert Beauchamp, Jeffrey Bccncy, Ken Beatty. Linda Baker. Tracie Beard, Joyce Baker. Richard Baker. Richard Barenberg, Rodney Benavidez, Dan Bclloni. Michael Bclloni, Diana Barber, Richard Baltz, Mark Ballcgccr. John Brogdon. James Broughton. Debra Brouillcttc. Toni Brown, Carol Brown. Evelyn Brown. Pamela Brown. Terri Bruner. Ronald Brunko. Ronald Bolchunos. Julie J Buckner. Dawn Bublitz, Mike Bruno. Mark hop. Wesley ter, Tammy Berry. Douglas Bickford, Lawrence Bidwcll. Robin Blair. William Blankcnbuhler. Dalccn Blanton. Alicia Biren. Mark Branchaw, Doreen rnard. Steven Bliss, Paula Bloomer. Glenn Boggs. Mary Ann Borowski. Deborah lig. Joseph Jraketa, Angela Bradley, Scott Cantwell. Gary Carlton, Pamela Bullock. Glenda Buntenbah. Scott Byrom. Thomas Buhr. Lllcn Butterfield. Valeric Burton. James Campbell. Kevin Cannon. Daniel Jf Capra. Emily Caren. Thomas Carr. Charles Carroll, Sheila Casagram. Catherine Carstens. Randolph Cerise. Kirk Chapla, Christine Chappell. Billy Charticr. Dam Chesnut. Brad Churches. James Cirbo. David Clark. Georg Clark, Marcy Clifton, Janet Coalson, Gina Coats. Steven Coleman. Tr Colpitts. Vickie Colson. David Coltrinari, Niccolo Compton. Rebecca Connell, Joel Connelly. Kevin Cook, Duane Cordcr. Steven Curtis, Debra Cwik. Carl Curtis. Jana Curtis. Tony Cuzner, Suzanne Darby. Kelly Davis. Perry Davis, Susan Dayhuff, Kurt Dipaolo, Gary Doane. Dawn Doyle. Vickie Dreiling. Thomas I DeWitt, Randy Dyer, Kirk Edwards. Michael Eggart. Rebecca Eilers. Keith Eillingboc, Mark Gayhart. Robert Esbenson, Andrea Rspmosa, Barbara Evans. Kathryn Everett, Gary Gloystcin, Tamilyn Goff. Sh Glazar, Zoc Rngebrit. Corina English, Don K v A. Engstrom, Jeffrey Enwall, Victoria Fistcll, Sharon hnholm, Marion Fischer, Robin Gimeno, Joseph Glasgow, Michael Frolio, Shclli Gerald. Jeffrey Farnham, Yvonne ferguson, Kris h.schbach, Francis Fischbach, William Foster. Valerie Franklin. Jerry Gentry. Charles V Glassburncr. Vonnic Fitzmaurice, Pamela Flocrke, Joni Gacnik. John Gaddy, Dean Gernat, Helene Gerwig, James Fillmore. Robin Filter, Robert es. Patricia Gray, Gary Green. Phillips Green. Thomas Guthrie. Kristen Haas, Robert Had eriea. Pablo Hailing. Paul Hall. Debora Hall. Gregory Hamilton. Burton Haiglcr. Gayle Kj . A , ft' wwl Hb Ji Harrison. Jo Hawk. Mark Hayden, Lynn Hayes. Dorinda Hammond Shirley Hanraham Cathlcen Hamilton. Kim Hamilton. Tonia Hardendorf, Hansen. Cindy Hanson, I ebra Harmon. Michael Roger Harrison. Christopher Harrington, l.ori Harris. Mark Harrison. Dolores Hildebrand Nancy Hildebrand Melody Hilliard. Rot Higgins. Donna Hcdin. Leandra Hedge. Cynthia Hazle. Albert Heimbush. Gregory Hinz, Elizabeth Hines. Donna Hcrgcr, Lillian Hillman, Kenna Heinlc. Dennis Holdcman, Cynthia Hobson. Deborah Hershberger. Devon Hood, Catherine Hicks, Franklin Hicks. James Hcucr. JoAnn Humphrey Patricia Hunsakcr. Jeanne Howell, John Hudson. William Huston, Kevin Hopkins, Mark Husson, Pa Hurrcll. Roberta Hunter. Jod Hunt. Stephen Howe, Steven Hovey. Richard Howard, Thomas Iscnhart. Victoria Jacobovitz, Jolynn Jackson Hutchings, Alan Idcn. Michelle Jcronimus. Kendra Jochim, Michael Janecck. James Jaramillo. Paula ohnson. Lori Johnson. Lori Johnson. Randy Johnson. Terry lonlund. Erie Jorgensen. Joy Kaiser. Julie Kalb. Paul Kaskic. Adrianne Kramer. Kenneth Kraschuk, Chris Krcnkc. Timothy Kricgcr. Bonnie LaGrow, Diana l.amb. Kirk Larson. Crystal Larghc. Paul Langley. I.uann La Forte, .lull I anders, L Kriehn, Kristi Krueger. Karen Kuchera. Paula Kula. Annette V. K LcBlanc. Chan Lawrence. Pamela Lawson. Steven Larson. Lori Lcffler. Terry Lee, Kevin Leeds, Carolcc Linder. Debr Lemon. Karen Lcibold. Karen Lindsay, Rhonda Little. Thomd Linn. Michelle Marihart, Michelle Marston, Vikk Marcottc. Pamela Martin. Julie Martin. Craig Masciotro, Darrell Martini. Sandra Masciotro. David Massey. Michael Ma ur. Susan Maxwell. Marcia Lyons. Linda Lyons. Theresa I Macl.agan. MaePherson, Laurie Daniel McCullough Michael McCormick, Michael McConnell, John McDonald, Alan McDowell, Terry McClure. William McPherson, Stephen McFarland Shirley McMann, Julie McShcehy Sherry Meehan, Theresa Meddles, Robert Mcfford, Brenda Mclbcrg. Timothy Mcllema. Scott Mcnchcro. Jose Mcllor, Ronald Mcllor. Edward Mergcnthal Norma Mcrcwcther, Patrick Mendoza, Mark Metcalf, Randy Metz, Michael Meyers, Craig Mihalcin. Michael Mikkelson, N Mills. Teresa Monroe, Wayne Mooring. Susan Mills. Victoria Moody. Karen Morrison. Michael Minot. Robert Mohl, Will Moody. Patricia Moore. Ka Morrison, Theresa Mortcnson. ' VMulberry. Mullen, Brian Mullen, Kathleen Musgravc. Cathy Murray. D Heather Paliz i. Juliann Owens. Pamela Ozmun. Marlene Myers, Tameria Natale. Marc Negri. Kathleen yers. Susan Parker. Danette Parker. Denise Nelson. Shelia Palko. Becky son. Connie Nelson, David Ncrad. Deborah Patterson Raylcnc Passa relli Janice Patten. William Paulsen. Gary Newton. Robert Nichols. Trudic blom. Glenn Nordstrom, Beverly Novotny. Chris din. Bradley Obluda, Susan Oldland. Heather Olinger. James Ortega. Walter Otterson. Joyce Pazzin. Ginger Peterson, Thomas Petrie, Marilyn Phillips. Craig Phillips, Riv Pfaff, Sandra Pedersen, l.isa Pearson, Tim Pcnnette. Jackie Pierson, Bradley Pinson, l.au Phillips. Wendell Picked. William Pierce, Cynthia Poulsen, Michael Pennington Sharon Potter. Barbara Polito, Pamela Plesc, Brenda Pokorny, Donna Pcratt, Kilcy Perotin, Garry Petersen Gustaf Peterson, Dana Petersen, LuAnn Primavcra, Anna Proffitt, Kat Powell. Susan Pratt. Julius Rciscnauc Steven Rajewski, Stephanie Rchcr. Kathy Prokop, Robert Province. Sue Rcusink, Brian Richardson. Judy Richncr, Si Remley. Jeffery Repp, Beverly Robinson Dianne Rigncy, Thomas Roberts, Debra Robcrtshaw, Julie Rcttcr, Joy Samsow, Jennifer Sanchez. Roberto Sachs. Susan Roth. Scott Romck. Kenneth S. Schmcdkc. Teddy Schley. Stewart Schlcngcr. Roger • 'W Schilz. Robert w Schxmuki, Tina Schmitt. Christoper Schneider. David Schmuki. Kevin Scroggins William Schweitzer Michael Scrivano. Robert Schuster. Michael Rogers. Scott Rosentralcr. Debra Rosscau. Gail Roth. Debra a s � mm Saurini. Steven Saylor. Terry Scantland. Rands Schell. Kevin Shain. Allen Semp. Monique Scngclman. Carrie Scabaugh. Daiane Scabaugh. Mike Seal. David i - ' -1 Sellers. Karren Sanborn, James Simpson, Leslie Smith. Craig Smith, Jeffrey Smith. Joseph Smith, Lou Ann Slcystcr, David Shinn, Gail Siever, Glenda Simonton. Dennis Simpson, Catherine Singer, David Sivers, Debbie Sharp. Kelly Shcats. Brenda Shcats. Richard Shelton, Glenn Shestak, Tamara Shimon. Rich Skala, Steven I Soules. Pamela Spurgeon. Terri IVB mM I Stainsky. Richard Stefanich, Jj Staggs. Mark Sorensen. Charlene Snyder. James Sorcncy, Mark Soucic, David Spicklcr, Scott ______________ ______________________ Thoutt, Janice Tourtillott Charles Strachan. Michael ephens, Cheryl Stephens. Melanie Stone. Cathy Stover, Kristi Stevens. Jimmy Tibbetts, JulieAnn Sunada, Kenneth Svee. Kris Swift, David Sweeney. Mary Techcntein, Ronald Thcde, Julie Talbott. Patrick Talburt, Joy Tolbert. Don Stevens. Paul Strange. June Stogsdill. Robert Stringham. Keith Stoltenberg, Constance Sullivan, Terry Sylvester, Joyce Thomas. Roberta Thompson. Brian Thompson. Chris Thurston, Jamie Thompson. Sharon Townsend. Brad Tuppcr, Donnp Thurion, Wendy Thurston. Brant Velasquez. Elizabeth Troxcl, Richard Valdez, Ann Waltz, Penny Watkins, Al Tyslon, Don Urban, Dennis Van Doozcr. Gina Watkins. Margaret Wcamcr. W Wagner, Cheryl Wagner, Mary Vcrzuh, Thomas Walker. Julie Webb. Jc Weaver, Steve Wells. Doi Wallace. Sharon Wcssel. Tamara Welsh. Kurt Wcscoatt, Craig White. Herb Weust. John Wharton. Karen Wilcoxsen David Whiting, Gregory Whittum. Jan Williams. Jacqueline Williamson Kristina Wilson. Carolyn Wilson, John Williams. Sandra Williams. Melvin Williams, David liams, Bonnie nmcr. Kathryn rck. Anthony cn. Thomas Winklcplcck. Darrell Wing. Chris Wirtz, Deborah Woskowicz, Joey Wright. Alan Wood. Denise Woods. LaDcan Wistrand. Daniel Wright, Ward Wyant, John Young. Rodger ¥ n , 41 Auduccie, Tamra Castle, Marie Cooke, Patti Garland. Susan McLennan, Michael Huff. Craig i v m Marston, Vickie Riddell, Kent Sundcrmcir, Sandy Wolf. Shelly 212 NOT PICTURED Adducci, Tamra Altman, Edward Bamum, Debra Belter, Richard Jr. Bishop, Jeff Bishop, Karen Bogard, Timothy Boh, Terry Bresler, Roger Briggs, Kevin Bruce, Thomas Burbank, Daniel Cano, Howard Cook, Le Anne Dane, David Davidson, Randall Fedel, Kathy- Fish, Timothy Fusillier, Kenneth Gardella, Tammie Garland, Susan Guillian, Steven Herger, Julie Harold, Dennis Hillard, Kathy Hook, Sandra Huff, Craig Huston, Kevin Huylor, Robert Kearns, Frank Kobach, James Makris, Christofer Mascarenas, Laura McKinley, Susan McLennan, Micheal Miller, Daniel Miller, Thomas Mittelstaedt, Mark Murray, Donna Osborn, Rebecca Pepper, James Quinn, Rosemary Riddell, Kent Roll, Rock Ross, Susanne Roy, Edward Savajian, Lisa Schulz, Laura Seiler, Dennis Simonton, Dennis St. John, Joy T atm an, Alan Tipton, James Van Camp, Richard Vandewykle, Howard Vogel, John Wallace, Sharon Watson, Sydni Williamson, Deborah Wolf, Shelly Yemmo, Robert A y Just like Columbus SOPHOMORE LEADERS will sail forward — with the proper push, and pull. Some of them will find fortunes gush from the earth; others know you can't get to the White House lying Adams. Lisa Alexander. Peggy Allemand. Mari Amerine. Kristin Anderson. Leroy Appelhans. Armbrustcr. Corinne Cindy Asher. James Ashton. Tamara Barcnbcrg Gregory Bdhcl. I.ancc Bergm. Jeff Barren. Terry Barrincr. Rhonda her. David Bishop. Nancy Bauer. Victoria Biren. Michelle urn. Harold Balt. Ronald Blankenbuhlcr Sherry Bodcll. Toni Boa. Robin Boeder. Tom Beatty. Richard Beck. Dennis Behumn. Vincent Bowman. Barry Bowles. Paul Bo le. Donna Bennett. Jenny Catherine Benallo. Mark Bennett. John Bordner. Gus Brouillette Tern Buchanan Michelle Buckner. Drew Berge. Shauna Berger, l.aurie on. Samuel Burns, Patricia Bucrsmcycr, Ellen Bullock, Kyle Buhr, Patricia Bjornstad, Greg Brady, Sharon Bragg, Debra Carlson. Jar Canzona, Lisa Calkins. John Campbell. Debra Bright. Tracy Brimberry, Jerry Byrd, Laura Brehler, Irene Carpenter. Richard Carpenter. Christopher Caprioglio. I Carmin, Victoria Carollo, Roger Brindley, Melinda Brossart, David Brown. Elizabeth Carter, Leesa Casagram, Carrie Cassio. Roberta Castaneda Carroll, Richard Brown, Sandra Brown. Susan Brown, Thomas Chambc Mark Chambers. Kendall Chamberlain. Gail Case. Clayton Cerise. Kcmbcrly Brun, Claudette Brunken, Renee Brunsting, Judy Clark, Robin Cline, Tammy Coalson, Brett ran, Steven Codding, Timothy Coffin, Mary Cohen, Cynthia Collins. Daniel Collins, Elizabeth Douglas its, Glenda Colson. Lori Coltrinari, Dino Combs, Gregory Conner. Jr. Joseph Cooper, Michelle i. Kristine Kent Cook, Richard Corder. Ronald Cordova, Richard ter, Edwin Cox, Jim Cox, Kathy Crask, Susan Davis. William Dcchant. Bob Day. Tawnya Day. Kevin Des Rochcrs, F.dmond Den Braber, Danette Dennis, Connie DiLoreto. David Dill. Connie Dillon. Linda Diffcndla, Lori Dick. Jolccn Drain, Loree Dotson. Rick Dooley, Patricia Donahue. Dan Dodson. David Dunbar, Joy Durlin, Diane Dutcher, Dan Dunning, Balinda Duncan. Lori Dykes. Allison Dynes, Steve Early, Da Elliott, Dave Ellison, Doug Engebret Jeannie Erickson. Robert Erosky, Doug Evangel is Victoria Evans, Debbie Evans. Sherry Everett, Ja Fccly, Karen Fclkcr. Tammy Ferriter. T nicy, William rson. James Charlene ler, David Jallcgos. I Michael kes, Michael klin, Slcvcn icr, Edward Flcencr. Mark Forester, Lee Ann Foster, Carol Fouls, Rick Fox. Daniel Francis, Kcdric Frawlcy. Michael Frazar. Vincent Frick. Jody Friberg, Earl Glenn. John Gieseman. Michael Gilbert. Therese Gish. Rodne Gonzales. Jerry Gonzales. Stephan Gose. Tammy Gardner. Mark Garland. Lynda Garncll. John Garonc. Sherrie Gates. Karen Geslin. Jeff Gibbons. Cynthis Gibson. Jayne Gayhart. Patricia Gerber. Cheryl Glasgow. Stephanie Goward. Charles Green. Terry Hamilton, Roberta Hannam. Clifford Harper. Cheryl Harrison. Thor Hanson, Scott Hartung. Kat Hartman. Paul Hartman. Mark Hayden. Anita Haymcs, Kathryn Haynes. Gle Haynes, Michelle Ha7.lc, Gregory Hadzeriga. Madeleine Haas. Katherine Hahn, Martin Hall, Vicki Graham, Albert Graham, Barbara Graham, Cindy Greelman, Brian Grcwe. Christy Griego, Janet Grieve. Lu Ann Griffin, Timothy Grisdale, Shirley Haeger, Kurt Halverson, Cm v Hansen. Robe Helmuth Deborah Helm. Keith Heldt. Kevin Heaton, Vicki Hershberger. Derryn Higgins. Brent Hestcra. Michael Hess, Sheryl Hensley, Jack Haugum. Eldean Gross, Cynthia Grove, Gregory Guedert. David Guest, Melinda Hawes. Andrew Guinn. Elizabeth Hawks. Rick Hinkle, Marjorie Hosclton, Susan Howell, Deana Hudak, Mark Hudson. Ann Hull. Suzette Hummel. Tony Johns. Elizabeth Jilek, Linda Johnson. Jennifer Johnson, Judy Johnson. Keith Johnson. Marie Johnson, Mary Johnson. Mary Johnston, William Jones. Angela Jackson, Rick Ivey, Randy Jacobs. Shari Huylcr. David — Johnson, Beverly Jagodzinski. Julie Janecck, Richard Jaramillo, Luke Johnson. Dana Jenson. Sandy Junge. Paula Jones. Angie Jones. Janice Scoti Jones Karasik. Joel Kaylor, Dan Keegon. Joseph Kcmbel. Randallio Jones. Michelle Jonland. Diane Kalmbach, Robin Kaskie. Justin Kayscr. Brian Kcelan. Jeanine Kennedy. Colleen Kichn, Carl Kilbourn, Dan Kimsey, Greg Kinard, Tony King. Bria King, Mike Kinnaman. Ranae Kirk. David Kitzman, Amelia Klenz, Jo Kriskie, Joel Kuchera. Joel Klipka, Don Knight. David Roush, Dec Dec Kohler. Randy Koller, Mike Kooscr. Lin Kramer, Matt Krcmcr, Karen Kricgcr. Jol Kuettel. Robert Kuretich, Dianne La Bonde. . psley. Dennis Laramorc, Loren Larsen, Brian Laughlinc, David Laughlin, Glenn Leonovicz, Donald Lichtcr, Jeffrey Lcis, Lawrence Lidinsky, Diane Linkus, Duane Loutzenhiscr, Janell Long, Daniel Longshore. Paul Loveland. Randy Lowry. Kimberly Lozinski, Michael Lucero, Michelle Luckctt, Gerold Ludwig, David Luft. Thomas Lutz, Richard Lugg. Majkcn MacDonnell Nancy MacClain, Patrick Machicr, Cynthia Madrazo, Robert Mack. Timothy Malm. Mitchell Maloney. Bernard Manusia, Shelley Manvel. Paul Martclli. Robert Marten. Jeffrey Martin, Debbie Martin, Rose Martin, Timothy Martinclli, L McCain. Tamara McCarty, John McCleery, Lynetle McConnel William McCulloch. McFarland, Joe Gladys McLcnnon, Barbara Mech, Michael Meddles. George McKanna Michelle McNamar Kevin McSheeh Michael Mcfford Randv Icr. Valeric Mills, Debbie Mitchell, Andrea Mitchell, Cindy :ighan, Traci Mcis. Kathleen Mcinis, Carol J. Iburg, Dave Mellon, Colleen Micalctti. Scott chel, David Miller, Debbi Miller. Mark cr. Bridget Murphy. Pat Mussclman, l.ori Olsen, Dcrald Olinger, Lee Owen, Bill Osborne, Tami Oskvarck, Denise Pearce, David Parish, Deanna Orr, Kalhy Osborn. Tam Pedersen. Christine Pearson, Er Paiz, Lynn Payton, Clari ' 9 Olson, Susan Peterson, Michelle Parko, Theresa Pacheco, Palmer Pautler. Beverly Patterson, Ch Palizzi, Thon Pacheco. Davi Palko, Tammy Pacheco. Lori It. Michael Piper. Steven Piper, Will Polniak, Carla ter. Julie Porter. Mitchell Pott. Kenneth Powers. Sherri Catherine Rajewski. Kristie Reagan. Steven Redger, Sandra iger, Scott Rcmillard, Anthony Remley, Gregory Rennie, Bruce cusink. Gordon Rcutter, David Reutzel. Kristi Reynolds, Kimberly Russ, Timothy Rutz, Rhondalea Ryan, Paul Sampson, John Sandlin, Jeffrey Sana, JeanctK Schalk, Robert Schauer, Brian Sheffer, Dannj Rhodes, Lori Rice, Cheryl Rice, Linda Rice, Teddic Richey, Debra Riemer, Scott Robinson, Susan Robilaillc, Lori Roche, Kelly Rogers. Dale Rourkc, Kevin Roush. Caryl Row, Lisa Rigney, Teresa Roberts, Angela Robertson, Jean Roth, Gineva Roysc, Donald Schell, Timothy Schiller. John Schlosscr, Chri Schmidt, Denice Schmidt, Paul Schmidt, Rebec Schmidt, Roxanne Schneider, Daniel Scholz, Susan ry, Daniel Segcr. Melinda 1.1. Luisa Shaffstall, Vickie crman. nstancc Shrader. Donna r, Wendy Slack, Margaret llcy. Steven Smith. Jcrilcc Slaucitajs. Andrew Smith. Karyn Seitz. Ralph Sharp. Victoria Siegel, David Sheridan, John Skeens. Clay Snopeck. Mark Sorcncy, Gregory Smith. Sharon Smith, Suzzane Smutz, Deborah Southerland Steven Soria. James Spencer. Tim Sorenson, Stacey Soucic. Gary Spcrtc. Gregory Spirck. Joseph Squires. Diana Stalic. Margie Stallard. Karric w I Steely. Elizabeth Stcfanich, David Stcinman. Carol Stephenson Constance Stansbury, Kevin Stevens, Susan Stevens, Nadine Stevens, Nancy Strangfeld. Douglas Stone, Julie Stolp, Jeanne Straughn. Laurie Stutzman, Jeffrey Swann. Brian Stroehlein, Ronald Stuska, Sherri Stulz. Joseph Swain. Virginia Swank, Willia Swenson. Timothy Sylvester. Genevieve Tancrcdo, Ron Tangy, Charles Termentozzi Michael Terry, Robert Thomas. Allison Thompson, Julie Tilly, Corecn Tomsick, Dennis Tracy. Charlene Tracy, Melinda Taylor, Brent Tesar. Dawn Thrapp. Michael Torrez, Deborah Trayser, Michael Tcfcrtiller, Gregory Thoma. Andr Thulson. Bri; Trembath, Kathy ppcr. Dale Unrein. Eric Unruh, Debra :hio. Mary Ventura. Joanne Vessa, Jerry igil, Lou Von Dcttcr. Pam Vrctcnar, Rita ner, Sharon Wagner. Sue Wahlmcicr, Kenneth Walker, Debbie kcr. Wesley Wallace, Karen Wasilik. Stan Watson, Ed Waterman. Karen Waters. Brian Waugh. Karen Weaver, Beth Weaver. Debbie Webb. Doug W'cbb. Jim Webster, Mark Wcismann Bradley Westergaard. Debra Wendell, Eric Wheeler. Edward Williams. Mitchell While, Russ White. Sandra White, Wendy Williamson. Robert Wilson, Colin Williams, Russell Willman. Darrel Wilson, Pamela Wilson. Robic Wing, Denettc As life runs on, the road grows strange. With faces new, and near the end the milestones into head- stones change neath everyone a friend Yarbrough, Patty Young, Jen Zaman. Zobcida Zamora, Denise Zarlcngo, Na Wittenburg, Daniel Wilther, Mark Woods, Peggy Wright. Ra Zimmerman, Greg Zolinki. Paul 19E Woltemath, Su ann Woltcr, Kevin Williams, Randy Weinberger. Mary Rac J •• • K White, Carrie Wilson. Mark Anderson, James Anthony, Brent Arnold, Gary Ayers, Scott Bamum, Sandra Barton, Jayne Blair, Donald Blount, Cathleen Bohte, Debra Bonacursi, Kim Briggs, Sean Carlson, Karen Chandlee, Brett Cody, Gail Cook, Mona Cullison, Mack Curtis, Kevin Dillon, Linda Gaddis, Glenn Hoak, Mitchell Hutchen, Kathryn Johnson, Christopher Johnson, Tobin Kelsey, William Knight, Lawrence Lefholz, Randy Massey, Mark McLennan, Walter Messer, David Miller, Denise Nizzi, Nancy Oryan, Stephen Plana, Janette Richardson, Patricia Roberts, Angela Rogers Jr. Donald Roush, Daryl Schmuck, Gordon Sloan, Bonnie Soria, Janette Sourbeer, Vincent Sterling, Raymond Trambley, Renee Treadwell, Donna Utley, Rebecca Vessa, Valerie Wagenfuhr, Dawn Ward, Chandra Wilbor, Christopher Wood, Terri 239 warn y. Ray Schneringer Ass't. Principal Principal Dr. Jack Koselak Herb Cochrane Assistant Principal Stan Ward Athletics Director Administration It didn't take our administrators 200 years to make Arvada West number one. Efficient and friendly Herb Cockran was warmly received as the newly appointed administrative assistant. Dr. Jack Koselak, Ray Schneiringer, and Stan Ward are veterans at shapeing young Americans. People Helping other People— Helping students is the pri- mary aim of the Counseling Center. Among their respon- sibilities is making College and Scholarship information available, resolving schedu- ling conflicts, finding job opportunties, and counseling students with personal problems. ______ Centers Supply Useful Material With a relaxed and welcome atmosphere, the media and audio visual center are two of the most popular at Ar- vada West. A modem new room and equipment was installed for a dark room at one end of the Media Center. Future Benny Benhams are expected to be developed here. Alberta Barnett Librarian Jack Ponis Reading Specialist Ralph Cundiff Media Specialist Eva Dyrer P.C. John Watson S.I.E.B.D. Joan Schneider Nurse New Program Aids Students Increased attention has been given to the need for equal education for all. This need extends to those who with learning difficulties and to the gifted. Secretaries Daily Duties Benefit All Sandi Eckley Donna Gerboth Barb Montogomery Fran Swank Sharon Wolfe K 1 f ■Bi s.f Robert Byrd Virginia Gilroth llanche Clute Jan Massi Marie Mohl Nancy Hardesty Jim Grieves Dave Helm Trieba LaForte Betty Massey Bill Schaaf Verbs, nouns, adjectives, and sdberbs were not the main courses of study in the English Department. There are a wide variety of course offerings with classes changes every nine weeks. Virginia Trueman Rodger Stewart Lou Zier Dave Wendelin 2S2 Journalism Making good use of the offset press, the journalism department printed materials and contracted jobs upon request. Newsletters, programs, booklets, posters, along with our own newspaper kept the Westwind office a bee hive of activity. An additional teacher, Mr. Stewart, and a lay as- sistant, Mrs. Capra, were added to the department. Nine week classes in Journalism I, II were offered every quarter along with Publications, Yearbook, and Newspaper. Although the duties were often hectic, the instruc- tors Mr. Stewart and Mrs. Massey, found time to Vrazz each other about lost souls, rulers, scissors, and star journalists. Speech Forensics team, more commonly called the speech team, competes weekly. The sponsor or coach (as known by the team) is Larry Havens. Officers are President Doug Rosenoff; Vice Resident, Edith Dryer; and Secretary, Michelle Iden. Fifty members compete on Saturday's at Pueblo, Golden, Colorado Springs, Regis, Mullen, Bear Creek, and Trini- ad JF Distric neet r i or Collins. 254 itsns f:l !i'. � l Larry Havens Dave Kinsey Mary Malone and more world travel, many people need some knowledge of a foreign language. Qa-3, a new program, enables students to live in Mexico or France with a family to learn the culture and language. Five languages are offered: French, German, Spanish, Russian, and Latin. Social Studies classes are designed to prepare students to fulfill his place in society. There are twelve American History classes. Courses in World History are classical civiliza- tion, Middle Ages, Soviet Union, Asia, Anth- ropoly, Geography, and Psychology. Close-up program is sponsored by the history de- partment, along with field trips, mini courses, and mock legislation by students. tmt?i f Many girls at AW prepare for their future in the business world by taking Office Occupations and spending variated hours a day in on- the-job training in business or industry. Students learn typing, shorthand, bookkeeping and office machines to help them in jobs as general clerical, secretarial, and bookkeeping. Courses are offered encompassing both the skill and general business areas. ) i Jackie White Betty Massey The teachers in the math department are very envolved with the students and their activities. Mr. Courkamp and Mr. Craig coach cross-country. Mr. Ekey is the sponser of the junior class. Mr. Gohn and Mr Murphy sponsor the ski club. Mr. Mitchell coaches boys basketball. Mr. Messer coaches wrestling. Mrs. Knapp is sponsor of pep club. Mr. Harris coaches football. Mr. Child is in charge of JCEA. Mr. Wilderman belongs to the Laison Committee. Mr. DeWitt majored in chemistry and also teaches it. When not engaged in these activities, they are working hard redefining and modifying our math courses to fit the needs of the student. Many efforts are made to help the college bound student as well. Glenn Ekey John Gohn Lee Courkamp Tom Craig --------------- Science Courses Remain High From physics, the study of the properties of matter; to physical sci- ence, a general study of science; from astromomy to ecology, inter- est in science classes remain high. More experiences outside of school are offered with field biology, field trips and mini courses. Industrial Arts training program is designed to pre- pare high school students for useful employment in the industrial field. Students develop self-assurance, desirable attitudes, initiative, and leadership abil- ities, along with their trade skills. Each year students exhibit their work. 170 ------------------------------------- Students enrolled in art do much more than stand in front of easels. Sculpting, macrame : knotting, silk screening, and block printing : are just a few of the creative projects, along with jewelry and ceramics. Music Choral Concerts Performances--September. Bi-centennial Concert November 19 Orchestra, Girls Chorus, Concert Choir November 25 Sound Showcase Concert and Vocal and Instrumental Jazz December Christmas Concert January 29-30 Hello Dolly January 31-February 1 Hello Dolly February 22 Heritage Day March Handel's Messiah Easter Portions May 1 Chamber music Concert May 27 Pops Concert July Choral Concert Geography—Vocal Showcase—40 perfor- mances for conventions; civic activities Nationwide Convention of Civic En- gineers at Denver Hilton Showcase—Selected from statewide com- petition to perform at Colorado Music Education Convention in Colo. Springs in January All State —16 auditions Band Earns First—Again Band The Arvada West Band, under the masterful direction of George Dunkin and Bob Zachman, have performed superbly in competition and per- formances. The 166 members of the Marching Band, after practicing three hours a day, five days or more a week, proved their superiority by taking all first divisions in the Boulder Band Day competition. They also performed half-time shows for all the home football games, as well as a KHOW half-time show, Elitch performance, the Harvest Fes- tival, and State Fair parades. According to the band directors, the band has exhibited more enthusiasm and skill than in previous years. Profi- cient Drum Majors, Mike Trembath, Doug Cirbo, and Drum Majorette Jan Jacobson continue to lead the Marching Band in impressive half- time shows. The Sound Showcase gave a star perfomance at the CMEA convention Vin Colorado Springs, while the Jazz Ensemble and Showcase also com- peted at Englewood. of what we wanted and what we had to give. One by one strange faces became friendly ones and smiles were meant for us. The days passed quickly, friendship began to bloom and love gained new meaning. As we came to know a little of each other we grew to know more of who we are and what we can be. It's hard for me to take my leave and accept that this has come to an end. But I take with me a new strength and I leave behind a part of me with each of you. As I sit here watching my friends, I look back upon our first day here. The changes that have taken place amaze me. I see strength. We have grown since the beginning; No more are we drawn back because of Fears we had then . . . Fears of rejection, Fears of revealing our true selves. The changes I see make me realize how lucky I was to be able to participate In the most important learning experience Of my life. Maybe our motto should be: We can do it; we were in Seminar. Joni Hansen Providing students with the opportunity to develop mind and skills in sport activities, the physical education de- partment made its program flexible. The department stresses gymnastics, swimming volleyball, tennis, archery, basketball, football, soccer, golf, wrestling, badmitten, bowling, track and weight lifting. I Students learning from their peers has long been obvious, but a more significant observa- tion is that students learn more from teaching other students. And this is what the Every Student a Teacher program is all about; students teaching students. It provides an opportunity for students to be- come increasingly aware of their own creative talents and abilities. By reinforcing previously learned skills, stu- dents gain self-confidence in expression and assume individual leadership. Students acquire knowledge of the total school program and teaching techniques used. Bionomics Have you ever wanted a chance to be able to see inside yourself? For the last 4 years Arvada West has given students this opportunity through a course in Bionomics. The class is offered every quarter and gives the student a chance to look inside himself and to view his class- mates and other people in a more personal way. C0 Thespians ans is a branch of the International Thespian r under the sponsorship of David Helm. The :ontributes to the theatre and earn points ir participation. Keeping up with 2400 students is a full time job for our cooks, Claire Patterson and Patricia Heath, and pictured custodians, who by their effective operation keep our school running efficiently. John Garuin Selma Register Bill Moore Approximately 70% of the students in War- ren Tech, are placed in jobs after graduation. Appliance, T.V. and radio repair, elec- tronics, food service, plumbing, keypunch, and cosmetology are some of the many fields of study offered. Most programs require two years of study and last two to four hours each day. Warren Tech, is a fine program alternative for students who do not plan to go to .college. jf fp WARREN TECH. Warren Tech, provides students a means of obtaining the necessary skills and attitudes for job entry into meaningful and desired occupations. Yearbook YEARBOOK GOES AMERICAN STYLE Setting a Bicentennial theme into motion was the task of the 1976 CLAW. The staff faced the usual traumas of putting the yearbook together, plus new ones created by Concept 6, lack of student photo- graphers, and class scheduling problems. The dedicated staff worked long hours under the capable editorship of Lisa Bletcher, Michele r Newspaper Students have seen the Westwind change from magazine style, to newspaper, and back again throughout the '75-'76 school. While the staff never quite mastered each and every detail the journalism field re- quires, we kept on trying. The task of meeting all the deadlines, correcting all errors, and attempting to maintain a middle of the road stand on important school issues, kept Temp. F's light on late several nights a week each quarter. Editors, reporters, typists, and sponsors all shared the problems of the tempera- mental press, the lack of elbow room, the rushed atmosphere, and the simple pride of doing the best possible job we could. vL Ski Colorado Arvada West Ski Club meets once every 3 weeks. 80 members started the season with a ski repair clinic. Forty' members participated in the clinic, giving their skis a hot wax and mounting their bindings. The club has about 10 outings each sea- son with about 30 members participating on each trip. Members enjoyed an overnight ski trip to Copper Mountain and Breckenridge, and on Jan- uary 31a beginners special was held at Copper Mountain. Officers are: Kevin Schmukki, presi- dent; Kristy Krien, vice president; Kevin Camp- bell, secretary-treasurer, and Mr. John Gohn, sponsor. Math-Science club members are motivated by field trips, movies, fairs, speakers, and seminars that broaden their interest in math and science. Future Homemakers of America is an organiza- tion open to high school students interested in efficient homemaking. i wards-- Outstanding Senior Vocalist—The Senior who has demonstrated the best musicianship and singing ability during his her high school years as a member of the A. W choir program. Outstanding Senior Musician--The Senior who has demonstrated the best musicianship in the area of singing, playing an instrument, and music theory while a part of the A.W music dept. ecognition-- 1. Sound Showcase was selected from a state wide competition with tape recordings to sing for the Colo- rado Music Educator's Convention in Colo. Springs on Jan. 23-24, 1975. 2. Our choirs have recieved Division 1 ratings every year that they have participated in state choir con- tests since the school opened. 3. Fifteen AW Choir students were selected by audition to participate in All State Choir during 197S. This was the highest number of representatives from any of Colorado's High Schools. Vocal Showcase Officers: President--Grant Wood Vice-president--Stephen Manthey Sec. Treasurer—Patti Gausemeier Choreographers—Jill Armour G Patti Gausemeier VICA VICA is a national vocational club promoting job training skills. Club sponsors are Wayne Robbins and Milt Riley. The club purchased a camera, took pictures, and kept a current pictorial bulle- tin board of their achievements and projects dur- ing the year. 301 DECA provides opportunities in practical training and experience through participation for students who are interested in marketing and distribution. DECA members have the opportunity to develop leadership, social and civic awareness, and a greater insight into the world of distribution and marketing. DECA is one of the most active clubs at Arvada West. This year some of their activi- ties included: an initiation party, a flea market sale, a Halloween party for kids at Ridge Home, competition in the district conference, and the adoption of a Korean orphan. Stan Dalton is the sponsor for DECA. Officers are: Nancy Brunsting, president; Cindy Johnson, vice president; Jean- ette Veto, treasurer; Vicki Daley, secretary; Theresa Putnam and Kelsey McCoy, publicity directors. ___________ ----------------------------------------------- Honor Society is a national club for students who are considered to be outstanding in the areas of community service, leadership, character, and scholastic achieve- ment. NHS is sponsored by Jan Pease and the officers are: Cami Bisque, president; Cindy DeFeo, vice- president; Mary Dooley, secretary; and Robert Johnston, treasurer. V_________________________________________________ f If Unique weekly meet- ings, high adventure retreats, special acti- vities and about 150 involved AW students make Campus Life one of the most exciting and popular clubs in school. Some activities sponsored by Campus Life are, Scream in the Dark and the Bur- ger Bash . The club's leader is Ken Davis. ------------- National Western And Rodeo Club The legend of the Great American Cowboy certainly has been ingrained deep in America's image of its West. Denver, Colorado's Capitol City, held the first National Western Stockshow in January 1906. All segments of the nation's livestock industry, including cattlemen, sheepmen and hogmen, came to parley. Arvada West students participate in the Nation- al Western by showing stock, riding horses, being in Westemaires, and other types of exhibits. Students have formed their own Rodeo Club within the school. iring Fqucaiional Q reerS Formerly feikm'n S f m 1)0 retell opportiujit y 1C( explore ajtv'lue van t range teacMpg and SUpervWfcn.tO com; jiilitiei t(®duc,irioptJ Hr Visits wSW variable e. and Colora ous types of orgai jjnpKasized Arderi tiotlal,patterns arid i Education Week son--HISTCKL )ss|nai|)--PUBKiTY -ranbelger—SPONSOR ---------------- Dedicated athletes with skill and endurance re- quired to be at the top of their sport is what makes the tradition of being a letterman a proud one. Recognizing these athletes is what the lettermen's club is all about. The officers are: Dan Winter— President; Mike Buelter—Vice President; Allan Sutton--Treasurer; Brant Thurston—Secretary. German Club members enjoy the social life. They attend conferences, give parties, and really enjoy the activities that promote better understanding of foreign languages and culture. Conquering all in their path, the Latin Club suc- cessfully gained a comprehensive understanding of the supposedly dead language. FBLA Future Business Leaders of America is a club for business students interested in develop- ing competent, aggressive, business leadership. The club also helps to strengthen the confidence of young men and women and creating more interest and understanding in the choice of business occup- ations. Highlight of the year is participation in the state conference held at the Broad- more. GAA is a very active club participating in bowling, badminton, gymnastics, ice skating, volleyball, and basketball. The officers are Julie Coven, president; Glenda Bulock and Debbie Roth, vice-presidents; Di- anne Robinson, secretary-treasurer; Jean Claybum and Lori Johnson, games managers. GAA is sponsored by Mary Kvamme, Gini Monson, Judy Temple, and Barb Pagano. V_________________________________________________J wtm ytas? '£: 2 Jti V-LAJ •« .i ■..'• -• i.vi i‘ -• • '- ■ ;-V'.?-: ■' « , ? 314 f. Student Steering Committee Any student who wished to come to meetings made up the AW Student Steering Committee, formerly the Student Council. The meetings are run on a town meeting format. Anybody can participate, and anybody can vote. Elected members, two from each class, have the power of veto. The Student Steering Committee has not had too much student involvement and has not been too active. Their .main activity was sponsoring homecoming week. New Administrative Assistant J --------------------------------------------------------- Ms. Carol Pierson, new administrative assistant, replaced Dr. David Annala, December 17. Ms. Pierson is in charge of discipline, activities, and teacher evaluation. She feels that helping students be responsible is one of her main jobs. 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