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

Text from Pages 1 - 312 of the 1982 volume:

2 32 82 182 Table Of Contents 1 Introduction 3 Spirit is demonstrated in many ways at Ar- vada West. Through both participation and observation at the various sports and rallies students let spirits soar. Homecoming and the activities that accompa- ny it are some of the best sources of spirit. Sophomores, juniors and seniors cheer and yell in the stands in support of the team. Participation peaks during homecoming as the classes unite. Spirit, which plays an important part in school life, abounds at A-West. Spirit Pride Pride is an important aspect of school life at Arvada West. It is evident not only in Athletics and Aca- demics but in outside activities as well. These areas have a tendency to overlap one an- other. For example, it wouldn't be uncommon to find top athletes in an advanced math class, or in the National Honor Society. All the students at Arvada West take great pride in the school. Having pride in their school and the community, they take pride in themselves. Perserverence The desire to set goals and accomplish them, is common among the students at Arvada West. They can only achieve these goals through perserverence, which becomes especially evident at registration. Classes and grades continually present problems which can be easily solved by - using perserverence. Students aren't born with this skill but usually obtain it during their high school years. Team Work At Arvada West, examples of teamwork can be seen everywhere. Students and teachers work as one. Teachers aiding students, counselors helping students, and coaches working with athletes are all examples of teamwork at Arvada West. Without the unique bond of friendship and cooperation between the faculty and the student body teamwork wouldn't be possible. It opens the door to success in any goal, no matter how high. Brain Work Careers and colleges encompass the minds of the student body at A-West. The Warren Technical Center and Com munity College aid the students as they strive for success. They apply brainwork in whatever they do to achieve that all important A . The majority of the students are work- ing towards a future. They want to be someone someday. Camaraderie For years, peers take priority over family especially parents. Sitting together at a football game, going to lunch together, and sharing little confidences — the embodiments of friendship. Being part of the group, being accepted, support ed by them, and walking through the halls hand in hand with your special person, are all part of the camaraderie, that endures throughout the high school years. The time shared and the fear of what lies ahead are all part of the elements of the unforgetable high school relationship. Gusto . . . Before spirit and pride may evolve there must be gusto — a love for living. Students at Arvada West abound in gusto. Evidence of gusto can be found in many places. The large number of students in- volved in athletics, the vocal fans at games and the appeal of the honors programs all show signs of gusto. A-West students are willing to jump in with both feet and give a total commitment. This enthusiasm for life is just one thing that makes Arvada West students so spe- cial. 16 Introduction 18 Activities . . . In an average school day at Arvada West, stu- dents go through a sequence of activities. Par- ticipation in various sports, choirs, clubs, and musical productions become a contributing fac- tor to the school's success. Many of the students are involved in out-of- school activities such as swimming, sailing, ski- ing, horseback-riding, and rock-climbing. These out-of-school activities are valued equally to the in-school activities. They give the students a sense of relief from the every-day tension at school. uTi _____- _ Time Out At Arvada West students take time out to do many things during the day. They rush to the nearest fast-food restaraunt, visit with friends and re- lax on the front lawn, during lunch a game of frisbee in the park, lounging in the student center, or sitting in a car and listening to the radio are all favorite pastimes. Free time during lunch periods and between classes is a vital part of ev- ery students day. 20 Introduction Unique . . . Arvada West possesses a special quality. The students at AWest have the ability to be unique. Students are able to choose from a variety of courses and activities. They can decide whether to play football or tennis, whether to march in the band or sing, whether to take computer math or home ec or whether to eat in the cafeteria or go out to Taco Time. Students are not regimented here. They can wear what they like, eat where they like and choose the classes they like. Each student has the ability and the opportunity to develop as an individual and to become his her own person. 22 Introduction lntroduction 23 Parties Students at Arvada West tend to be friendly, outgoing and very active. A majority of their pastime is spent enjoying parties. The parties range from a friday night get-together with best friends, to a quiet Sunday after- noon birthday party, with family. But the parties would be incomplete without an occasion- al beach party on the school's front lawn. ALLEN RESIGNS — National Security Adviser Richard Allen resigned, even though cleared of wrongdoing in accepting gifts from Japanese journalists. POPE SHOT — Pope John Paul II was senously wounded m an assassination attempt in St. Peter's Square in Rome A Turkish terrorist was sentenced to life in prison for the shooting. ROYAL WEDDING — Worldwide attention was focused on England's Prince Charles, heir to the throne, and Lady Diana Spencer, his new Princess of Wales, when they were married in a televised ceremony at St. Paul's Cathedral CHAMPION IN THE RING — Sugar Ray Leonard took the undisputed world welterweight championship after stopping Thomas Hearns in a 14th round TKO. REAGANOMICS WHIZ-KID — Budget Director David Stockman, in trouble over published remarks he made that Reaganomics might not work, offered to resign but was asked to stay on. 26 Introduction FINAL EDITION 1981-1982 + VOL. 1 PG 2 STONES ROLL AGAIN — In their first U S. tour since 1S78. the Rolling Stones, led by 38-year-old Mick Jagger, played a 10-week concert tour that included 42 performances. It was the Rolling Stones 19th year together WINNINGEST COACH — Alabama football coach Bear Bryant achieved a record 315th collegiate football victory when the Crimson Tide defeated Penn State, making Bryant the all-time SINKING FEELING — Destruction occurred in drought-parched central Florida as a series of sinkholes developed. The largest, in Winter Park, swallowed cars, houses, businesses most victorious. VIOLENCE IN IRELAND — Unrest continued in Ireland Belfast was the center of violence as rioting tore through troubled Northern Ireland m the wake of the death of IRA hunger stnker Bobby Sands. He. along with other IRA members, carried out a hunger stnke protest from their jail cells. DODGERS TAKE SERIES — After the New York Yankees and take their losing the first two games, the Los first World Series title m 16 years Angeles Dodgers came back to defeat JOE LOUIS DIES — Known to many as the Brown Bomber. Joe Louis died at the age of 66. He was world heavyweight champ fighter from 1937 to 1949. and was recognized as one of the best heavyweight fighters ever. lntroduction 27 FINAL EDITION ★ ★ 1981-1982 ★ ★ 40th PRESIDENT — Ronald Reagan, former movie star and governor of California, was sworn in as President of the United States, becoming the oldest man ever to hold that office. His conservative viewpoints marked a change from the previous Carter administration CABINET CONTROVERSY — President Reagan's controversial and aggressive Secretary of State. Alexander Haig, was chastened for lack of team play early in the Reagan administration HISTORY-MAKING FLIGHT — The space shuttle Columbia made history by becoming the first manned space vehicle ever to return to orbit. The shuttle's two missions opened up new possibilities for future space travel DERBY WINNER — Pleasant Colony won the 107th Kentucky Derby from a huge field of 21 horses. The jockey was Jorge Velasquez PEACE RALLIES — The largest demonstration in Bonn. West Germany's history was a mass peace rally attended by about 200.000 people It was indicative of the pacifist and antinuclear movement that swept Europe 28 Introduction FINAL EDITION ★ ★ 1981-1982 FIRST WOMAN ON THE COURT — Court. She is a lawyer and a former Sandra Day O'Connor became the first Arizona state senator woman member of the U.S. Supreme CALIFORNIA GOLD — Only two years after leading the NFL in losses, the San Francisco 49 ers led the league m victories and won the Super Bowl by defeating Cincinnati. HOTEL DISASTER — Suspended walkways covered with people collapsed into the crowded lobby of the Hyatt Regency Hotel in Kansas City, killing 113 persons. ASSASSINATION ATTEMPT — President Reagan survived an attempt on his life when he was shot outside a hotel as he waved to the crowd. John Hinckley. Jr.. was charged with shooting the President and three others. INDY 500 - In a mass of controversy, the Indy 500 victory went first to Bobby Unser. then Mario Andretti (shown here) then back to Unser. ★ ★ VOL. 1 PG. 4 McENROE WINS — John McEnroe defeated Bjorn Borg for the Wimbledon title. Dunng the year, his on-court tennis behavior earned him the title of Super Brat. EGYPT'S SADAT KILLED — Egyptian President Anwar Sadat, the only Arab leader to make peace with the Jewish state, was assassinated by a group of army men as he viewed a military parade m Cairo RUBIK S CUBE CRAZE - James Nourse devised and published a solution to the Rubik's Cube invented by Hungarian professor ErnO Rubik. Introduction 29 ACADEMICS The academic courses offered at Arvada West cover the essential aspects of progres- sive life, pertaining to the departments of math, science, history, and English. These required courses give students the necessary background to enter their perspective careers and occupations. Students have the opportunity to excel in their curricular and extracurricular interests through honor and advanced placement programs. Arvada West offers a wide range of elective classes as well. These courses are designed to fit the individual interests of students. Many of these courses such as driver’s education, home economics, and business classes offer practical experience that can be applied to future occupations or as useful tools in life. The efforts of the entire faculty at Arvada West have made possible the outstanding academic program with its wide range of choices. Arvada West offers many educational opportunities, the curriculum at Arvada West through its academic structure offers students many courses to choose from. The school’s academic structure is influenced by the concerned administrators, faculty, and student body, through their efforts to obtain high standards in scholastic achieve- ments. With the passing of each school year, the realization that Arvada West High School is one of the finest schools in this entire country becomes more evi- dent. The student body at Arvada West dis- plays a tremendous amount of pride and a feeling of friendliness that is noti- cable to anyone visiting the school. Ev- eryone associated with our high school is dedicated to the learning process in an atmosphere of trust, confidence and respect. This, I believe, is what we are all about. Ray Schneringer Principal A d m 1 n • i s t Cl t O r s rators 33 The North Central Association Visiting Team just confirmed what we already knew — AW has the best student body we have ever seen. Students and staff at Arvada West really care about each other and it shows! Marcia Goldin The single word that best describes Arvada West is PRIDE. This feeling is demonstrated by stu- dents and staff at Arvada West. I would hope that the feeling of pride in our academic pro- gram, activities and athletics continues to grow. Dave Hendrickson I have always been proud to say that I work at Arvada West High School because it has a great student body. The kids have an unusually high level of pride in their school and a willingness to get involved in a wide variety of extra curricular activities. Herb Cochrane Arvada West High School has been priviliged through the years to be considered one of the finest high schools in Colorado. This reputation is brought about by people who care • the stu- dents, the teachers, the administration and a strong positive support from the Arvada West Community. It is important that we not lose sight of our goal and purpose - to provide a quality education for all who wish to learn. G. Stanley Ward Ben Braugh Fran Colson Joe Hart Brian MacGregor LuAnn Newman Barbara Scheer Marty Asbury Linda Bellacome Stan Dalton Bill Ashton Lee Courkamp Maggie DeVore Ralph Cundiff F a c u 1 t y Dale Dominic Jon Donaldson Ellen Edmonds Glen Ekey Tom Fincken Margaret Fitzpatrick Carol Foster Vera Glades John Gohn Bob Graffenberger Roy Green 38' Farultv Joyce Griffiths Dave Harris Beth Hays Jim Hunt Erick Johnson Rick Jaworowski Faculty 39 Trieba Meeks Debbie McKee Keith Messer Rex Nelson Gary O'Connor Alan Olds Monte Otto Julie Payne Jan Pease Chuck Murphy Dave Passarelli Karen Pedersen Doug Mitchell Dale Raths Wayne Robbins Melinda Reed Milt Riley John Roberts Linda Robertson 42 Faculty Viddie Vargas Faith Verbal Linda Wain Faculty 43 Dave Wilson Ken Watson Jackie White Charleen Yocum Dave Wendelin Al Wilderman Bob Zachman Pat Mills Sandy Seale Colleen Spargo Fran Swank Sharon Wolf Barb Montgomery c o 0 k s A n d J a n 1 t o r s SDIUJdpeDV Qfr m s A.P. English is a challenging way to experience topics that will be a big help in col- lege and beyond. Doug Yeiser. e r Standing: Shelly Seekins, Stacey Southern. Mike Grossdkruz Brenda Huckabay. Kim Liske. Carla Gentry, Karen Adams Sitting: Chris Guerrero, Teresa Cruz. Yolanda Hager 52 As an actor you can explore countless different types of characters, their relation- ships, experiences, reac- tions, failures, and suc- cesses. You yourself can grow as an individual through assuming the roles of different characters. Holly McKisson S� _________________________ o The history department at Arvada West not only has a wide variety of informative classes but also allows students to excell in honors classes or study in modified classes. Learning about past history is a good way to learn and reflect upon the future. A 57 M a t h Teachers at Arvada West allow for a variety of abilities and learning styles. They truly desire for all students to succeed. This makes life much easier for students with emotional or learning problems and for teachers in spe cial programs. Ardis Westwood S1EBD teacher s p e c • i a 1 E d u c a t • i o n G 1 f t e d A n d T a 1 e n t e d f The autonymous learner program provides an opportunity for motivated students to discov- er and explore areas of interest. The class allows the independent student to create his her own program of study while being guided by Mrs. Knapp. The atmosphere of this program is one of discipline and imagina- tion and through this precess, the students intent is to grow. 1 V. Carla Gentry Office occupations supplies me with the abilities I will need in the business world. I do things on my own and learn from my mis- takes. I've gotten a lot out of working in a business type office and this prepares me for my future goals, to become part of the business world. B u s • i n e s s Cheryl Langer The biggest part of counseling is the emotional ups and downs of all the activities offered at A-West, counseling takes the most self-involvement, but it’s great to know that every once in a while you have helped someone so much just to be listening. Kim Liske P e e r C 0 u n s e 1 Jag alskar dig, Colorado, is Swedish for I love ya Colorado. And I do! The weather, the school and the food are all great! To be able to sun bathe in October and ski in November, is there any place else you can do that? The school spirit is just great! We don't have anything like that in Sweden. No school colors, no fight song, no homecoming, no sports teams ect, and what's worse, no year- book! To have a few classes that you can choose by yourself is another thing that makes it more interesting to go to school. Nobody is ever going to like going to school, doing homework, etc, but you sure do your best to make it fun! Pancakes for breakfast, hamburgers for lunch and dinner with des- sert everyday, I love it! And in between some brownies, donuts and chocolate chip cookies. If I look like two donuts when I leave, I think I know why. Two things that are hard to do at A-W are not having fun and being on a diet. You have to try real hard to do either of them. Maria Clllsten I'm an exchange student from Taguating-Brasisia Brasil and spon- sored by the Super Rotary Club of Arvada. I said super because I love them. I graduated from high in Brasil. My school was one of the largest private schools that we have in Brasi. The system of education there is different from here. We have six days of school instead of five. We cannot choose the subject. We have to study 10 subjects plus physical education. The schedule is alternated and we have six classes daily. The school year is from March through November with a break in July. Since our seasons are different, our summer vaca- tion is from December through February. Everything is new and different here. I enjoy the classes and the teachers have been very helpful to me. This year will be a great experience in my life. I am sure that it will bring me many pretty memories. Seniors won Homecoming We had school year-round Punk was a joke Sophomores didn't go to parties Prep was in Seniors had seniority Knickers were stupid Temp 1 was run over The snack bar was open at lunch The drug policy was strictly enforced at A-West Howard ran the snack bar You could take books from the library without being caught Everyone took off to the Great White North Colfax was just another street Nobody knew who Pac-Man was The Stones farewell tour came to Boulder Tuna came in cans and now it comes in groups High school seemed so far away . .. now it's come and gone and ... We've only just begun. Sue Anderson Ron Andresen Kevin Andrews Kathy Anthony Cheryl Baker Randy Rick Wendy Susie Baker Baker Baker Fischbach Scott Back land Tom Bain Michelle Baird Richard Baronsky Susan Balderston Kendra Ball Michelle Ballegeer David Barendt Barbara Barnes Mitch Barton Kerri Beauchamp Tom Bechtold Beeson Rob Beierle Shawna Bashaw Cindy Beech Seniors 87 Conde Bolin Russ Bollig Dave Sam Bolton Bolton 88 Seniors Mike Bornheim Bill Borowski Shari Boswell Leslie Bower man Kelly Boyle Christina Braddock Alana Braketa Dale Brethauer trie Brewer jooi Briggs Monica Bretz Keith Kevin Andy Ron Brown Brown Buckingham Burchi Adam Joe Mark Timothy Brun Brunski Burg Bumpus JoAnn Carlson Stephen Carmin Robin Carpenter Shawn Casement 90 Seniors Matt Chambers Sukbae Cha Coisman Jeanne Cromwell 92 John Culler Holly Curtis Chad Darby Leslie Rhonda Cupp Ginger Davis Stephanie Davis Jay DeHart Kenzo DelPiccolo Suzanne Demarco Degenhart Delucero Jim Dodson Christina Draga Mary Drumright Annette Folks Sheryl Folsom Kathryn Francavilla Jenene Francis Paul Fullerton Leigh Fothergill Joe Bob Mike Pam Gossett Grinhaug Grosskreuz Grove � Doug Gillaspie Jill Gullian Troy Googins Kipp Gerdes 96 Seniors Brian Groves Christina Guerrero Theresa Guida Kelly Guildner Neval Gupta Greg Guyer m m Larry Haas Mary Haas Bonnue Haase Kalyn Gylling Angela Ha be John Haberer Yolanda Hager Kicnaro Halverson Hamilton Seniors 97 Beth Hansen Chris Hansen Susie Hanson Carrie Harris 98 Seniors Bill Hershberger Brian Hester Mary Heuer Amy Hilf Tammy Howerton Kay Hurley Julie Hunter Usa Hogan Robin Hood Mary Hinderaker Cathy Hoffman Eric Hircock John Hogan Randy Hodges Vicki Hladek Sarah Hilterman Seniors 99 100 Seniors Maribeth William Dana Colette Kienlen King Kerchmar Kleiner Karen Lamb Sandy Kooima Shani Kramer Regina Kreutzer Beth Kropp Kay Krueger Karen Kristopeit LaGuardia I abnola Lahman I aMarr % 9 0 I Veronica Lambe Lane Landrith Landberg 102 Seniors Cheryl Greg Laura Glorie Langer Langer Langhoff Langley 'K Jenifer Larsen • Maria Lederhos Darcy LeGrande Seniors 103 Dave Loomis Amy Lormand Michelle Lowe Darren Lucero Mark Rae Jim Malcolm Lucero Lunn Lynn MacAskill Petrea Madsen Todd Magor Lisa Malick Robin Maltese Eric Littlefield Paula Locklin Chris Longshore 104 Seniors Matt Mason Teresa Matheus Chris Maurer Susan Maxheimer Seniors 105 James Colleen Scott • Tracy McGinn McGuire McHugh Mcllrath Melissa Holly Lugene Chris Me Keel McKisson McKnight McLean 106 Seniors Lori McMillan Margaret Mech Anne Meis Mike Meile Susan Moore David Morgan Mike Menzel Bill Mentgen Seniors 107 Laura Newell 108 Seniors Faith Novotny Randy Oat man Bernie Obluda Tammy Oliver Oltrogge Oltrogge Butch Kevin Cindy Duncan Parrish Ortmeyer Oswandel Parkins Parsons Passarelli wV i kJ L Pedotto Pedotto Seniors 109 Jodi Peterson Leonard Peterson Sherry Peterson Elizabeth Mathew Quarles Rainville 110 Seniors •Jim Judi Valencia Laura Ranson Rapisardi ________Raw son_____________________________ Rayl Brenda Kristine Tom Brian Reed Reeves Riemer Riet Dave Rosener Julie Rudiger Lee Row Kristin Rowley Seniors 111 Rocky Simonette Deann Simons Robert Skidmore Smith 114 Seniors Robert Smith David Slack Sherry Smolen Kim Spurgeon Seniors 115 Terneus Thornton Thurman Renee Swearingen ammy Termentozzi Thomas Sharon Thompson Sheri Thompson Thompson Thompson Thompson Tidymar 116 Seniors Sherry Tirone Jeanette Torrez Paula Nancy Tom sic Tidyman Monica T urner Tubach VanDaWalker VanPelt Glisten Lisa Vendegna Garrett Vendena Donna Becchio Seniors 117 Walker Libby Watkins Jennifer Watts Weismann Marcia WestergaarJ Peggy Whalen Whissen Kristy White J.L. Winger Marty Winkler 118 Seniors Cherie Wiser Robert Withrow Susan Wohlhart Zuppa Seniors 119 120 Seniors •SCtvv: 122 Seniors Top Ten Percent Top Row: Brian Monroney, Petrea Madsen, Jodi Johnston. Cindy Beech. Kathy Anthony Front Row: John Felton. Vicki Hladek. Pam Askew, Wendy Wagner and Lisa Belter. Top Row: Kay Krueger, Angela Hauschild, Paula Tidyman, Maria Lederhos. Wendy Turner. Holly McKisson, Jill Aadalen. Front Row: Laurie Steeves. Jill Guillian, Lori Allred. Kalyn Gylling. Claire Elsold and Cindy Fillinger. 126 Top 10% Top Row: Karen Adams. Kent Phillips. Rip Smith. Ken Martin. Scott Stevens, Bernie Obluda-Front Row: Carla Forbes. Dana Kirchmar. Michelle Baird. Leslie Bowerman. Dave Rosener. and Rajesh Jain. Insert: Lorraine Martinez Top Row: Lori McMillan. Doug Yeiser. Jodi Peterson. Lane Landrith. Steve Linton. Conde Bolin and Patty Helt. Front Row: Karen Adams. Jenene Francis. Elaine Johnson. Kendra Ball. Lisa Haynes. Joni Miller, and Theresa Guida. Not Pictured: Teresa Matheus. David Quarles. Judi Rapisardi. Sherry Milliken. Teresa Sena. Scott McHugh. Brenda Martelli. Yvonne Schmidt. Deborah Ruptak and Troy Googins. SENIOR U Most Likely To Succeed Karen Adams Dave Rosener 128 Superlativ Best Looking Bennie Rowell Alana Braketa Best Dressed Joe Hendrickson Cheri Langer Terri Acierno Anne Ackerman Brian Aeverman Pamela Agee Amy Alexander Darrell Allen Cathy Almquist Shawn Amen Clarence Anderson Louis Anderson Troy Anderson Tia Anneler Shelly Armstrong Vickie Arndt Amy Arnold Jody Aspleaf John Atencio Antoinette Aucoin Maurene Ayers Jim Baker Jerry Balciar Lori Barker Rich Bartlett Todd Barnes Leigh Barron Glenn Barrows Hubert Barton David Bashford Craig Beach Marty Beauchamp Juniors 135 Karen Bechtold Christy Beech Ydeen Beecroft Connie Beck Tim Behm Ronda Belser Miki Berentson Kari Berge Scott Bernard Nancy Berry Mary Bert Troy Bethel Kris Bickford Tracy Biernat Bob Bishop Renee Bishop Kara Blankenbuhler Billy Blevins Mike Boatright Chris Bohte Chris Bomer Meri Brachle Robert Brandstetter Ben Branch 136 Kathy Bresler Diana Brethauer Chuck Brewer Kenneth Brisnehan Tom Broeder Debbie Brock Lynda Brooks John Browdy Craig Brown David Brown Mark Bryant Bonnie Buell Mike Buenemann Don Bulmer Leanne Burbank Robert Burkhardt Micki Burnett Paula Burns Matt Butts Sally Cacy Crystal Campbell June Campbell Kelley Campbell Kari Canady Mary Carmody Joe Carpenter Danny Carroll Ruben Castaneda Pam Cass Robin Cellars 137 Li Hon Chang Janine Chapia Jennifer Chergo Andrea Chilton Debbie Ciencin Kevin Cirbo Ramona Clark Carol Clayson Jeff Coal son Melody Cobb Patty Coisman John Gitchell Rhonda Colson Susan Compton Jonelle Conable Jean Connell Artie Connolly Kelly Cooper Karl Coopersmith Jean Cowan Willson Cox Wendy Cromwell Chris Croy Eric Cummins Ken Cunning Darren Curtis Jeff Cyr Troy Daniels Rick DeBarris Gina Deeming 138 Juniors John Defeo Maria Deidre Colleen DeJong Becky DeJong Sharon Deno John Deubel Jennifer DiGiacomo Chris DeVore Mark Diloreto Shelley DiPaolo Tom Ditter Carol Dodson David Dog Leslie Dowling Tony Doukas Teresa Dowling Kathy Downing David Drumright Lisa Dreiling Mark Duehling Juniors 139 James Duerksen Joe Duggan Jeffery Eckhardt Richard Edelen Mark Edwards Stephanie Edwards Daniel Eggestein Kelly Elliott Dale Ellis Monica Erdosh Jennifer Erickson Suzanne Erker Lisa Erp Liza Falkinburg Amy Fatzinger Tom Feely Kenneth Felmlee Mark Ferguson Shaula Ferris Bryn Fillirvger Bill Finholm 140 Juniors Kimberly Fitzmaurice Jeff Fleischman David Fleming Laura Flood Jerry Foote James Forbes Sean Foster Julie Francavilla Chris Freburg Jeff French Mike Gamby Dante Gar be I la Derrick Garbelia John Garcia Rebecca Gardner Jodi Gates Rick Gavelda Dan Geisler John Gelroth Karl Giambrocco Sheryl Gibson Evelyn Gifford Tammy Gilbert John Gitchell Carla Gonzales Troy Gonzales Maureen Goodlett Alan Goodman Tom Good son Tim Goodwin Juniors 141 Kathy Gossett Rosa Graham Amber Gramly Richard Grasser Jessica Griffin Beth Griffiths Nikki Griffith Eric Grimm Eric Grubbs Mike Guernsey Tracy Guildner Brad Guy Lisa Habe Phil Hancock Kyle Hansen Chris Hanson Tracy Harberson Karen Harris Monica Hart Theresa Hart Dave Hartman Glenn Hartman Randy Hastings Kevin Hatcher Lester Hatcher Ken Hazle Dan Henke Darren Henkel Andrea Hermance Lori Herring 142 Juniors Bryn Hershberger Jeff Hershberger Jerry Hiestand Mark Hoefler Marc Hoesel Lorraine Hogelgans Roger Hogoboom Sheri Holden Steve Hoiks Susan Howell Paul Howes Kimberly Hubbard Dale Huck Brenda Huckabay Doug Huggins Audrey Hughes Pamela Humphrey Scott Hurdel Cathy Husome Andy Hutfles LaDawn Hutfles Mark Hutton Burt Irelan Steven Jackson Juniors 143 Scott Jacobs Russell James Natalie Janke Jerrilyn Jelinek Doug Jensen Penny Jesser Rhonda Johannes Scot John Alan Johnson Aaron Johnson Beth Johnson Jill Johnson Mike Johnson Cindy Juel Erik Juhnke Brad Kajewski Alex Karkanen Timothy Kelley Kathy Kelly Doug Kelsay Kim Kemmerer Suzanne Kemp Clinton Kendrick Pam Kennedy 144 Juniors Valery Kercel Mary Kidnay Don Kirk Mike Klava Margaret Klein Wesle Knackstedt Pammy Knox Dean Knight Kristina Kosirog Arther Kowog Terry Kraft Cynthia Kramer Scott Krank James Krapes Ted Kuettel Maria Lacey Diana Lambe Denise Lamer Melissa Lamm Chris Lam merman Wendy Lammers Mike Lancaster Mike Lane Mary Lang Lori Langer Richard Langley Tim Lansden Suzanne Larsen Al Laurita Michael Lawyer Juniors 145 Eddie Lazo Kerry Lear Ron Leonard Richard Leet Kathy Leibold Kelii Levi Doug Liane Dave Librande Gay lene Lindsay Stace Lind Diane Lindsay Claire Long Greg Loomis Thomas Lowe Lynn Lucero Curt Luter Shelly Lynn Ted Lytle Joe Machier Mike Majors Charlene Manthey Lance Marrin Jeffrey Marrs Carol Marten Beth Martin Carl Martin Elizabeth Martin Doug Martine Doug Matthews Kendall May 146 Juniors Maryanna Schmuki Dena Mayer Madeleine McCready Tom McCreag Jennifer McCuiston Christine McCurdy Ann McDonald Gale McGuire Gwen McGuire Nancy McKelvey Doug Me Kenney Teresa McKisson Steve McQueen Sonya Mecham Kevin Medina Alyce Meints Scott Mellecker Todd Merck Tammy Merritt Donny Mete Vikki Meyer Juniors 147 Sherri Michaelis Paul Michel Denise Michaud Miller Kathy Miller Laurie Miller Lori Miller Marla Miller Lynne Mills Brent Mitchell Wendy Mitchell Donna Moore Elizabeth Moore Leland Moore Brad Moorman Steve Morgan Mltzi Morley Shawn Morris Brian Mosier Cheryl Mulberry Mike Mulvaney Searta Murphy Alan Murray Tony Mysch Monica Nakamura Janice Nash John Nelson Lynne Nelson Scott Nelson Jann Nesshoefer 148 Juniors Michael Newman Brant Nicholason Kathy Nichols Kyle Nickel Richelle Niebergall Matthew Niedzielski Greg Noonan Andrea Norris Nikki Northrop Jeff Novak Christine O'Brien Gina O'Connor Dawn Ohlm Todd Olson Shari Orecchio Keith Osborn Vicki Oltrogge Camille Parker Patti Stuart Diana Pedersen Craig Pedersen Lisa Pekas Kristi Peratt Soni Peter Juniors 149 Michelle Petroff Keith Pfannenstiel Jeff Pfluger Justin Phillips Michelle Phillips Rob Phillips Cynthia Picked Jeff Pickett David Pierson Heidi Plant Kelle Poersch Danny Pollack Glenda Pons Rae Ann Poole Darold Popish Carrie Pospisil Tom Potter Catherine Preheim Ken Preheim Michelle Priola Angela Prose Suzzette Pulasky Andy Purcelley Molly Jo Pyle Julie Pysklo Kari Quevli Jeff Quinn Wally Randolph Chris Rankin Robert Rankin 150 Juniors Cindy Ranta Michael Ramos Kathy Raskay Shirley Remillard Elise Rennie Candi Renslow Steve Rickert Kimberly Rickets Kyle Riddell Andra Rinna John Ripple Suzanne Robbins Kenneth Roberts Rick Roberts Denise Robinson Mike Robinson Lynn Rodriques Cassandra Roe Dave Rohlf Daniel Rolf Brian Roll Jim Rose Jennifer Ross Linda Ross Juniors 151 Stuart Ross Rick Roundy Sonja Rowley Jenny Rozman Janet Rubeo Leanne Ruder Mark Rudiger Nessa Rutledge Steve Russell Casey Ryan Russ Rudberg Tamera Sanchez Rick Schilz Martin Schmidt Steve Schmidt Maryanne Schmuki David Schroeder Doug Schroeder Janna Schubert Steve Schultz Allison Schutt 152 Juniors Kathy Secary Michelle Seek ins Patty Senkins Mike Shannon John Sheehan Kerry Sheets Mary Sheridan Todd Shoemaker Lorraine Shugrue Timothy Sielaff Michelle Sills Bonni Simonds John Simpson Susie Simpson Jody Skaggs Dave Smalley Heather Smith Karen Smith Scott Smith Sheryl Smith Tami Smith Laurie Smyth Mike Smyth Frank Snell Tina Snow Stacey Southern Brenda Spiker Sarah Staley Melissa Stegeman Scott Steinman Juniors 153 Dirk Steinsiek Kathie Stephens Sharon Stevens Theresa Stevenson Kimberly Stewart Sandy Stewart Sharon Stewart Sue Stewart Glen Stocking Clarke Stoesz Caryn Stone Rick Stonerook Suzanne Strandberg Steve Strange Gregg Strohmeier Barbra Summers Betty Summers Jill Swanson Kathy Swanstrom La Donna Switzer Stacy Swenning Robert Tallman Randy Taylor Steve Taylor Teresa Teaboldt Robin Terneus Tom Thatcher Becky Theil Patrick Theil Kim Thompson 134 Juniors Kimberly Thorp Don Thoutt Greg Thurston Doug Tiller Mark Tobler Patty Troxel Lynn Tuka David Tush Brenda Tyler Janice Tyslan Karin (Jehling Chris Valentino Leslie Valley Michele Veillon Amy Velasquez Roxy Vendena Christine Venard Dawn Victor Kim Vidrik Mandy Wallace Cindy Walker Michelle Wallman Dan Walsh Veronica Watson Juniors 155 Andrea Wasilik Norma Waugh Marguerite Weaver Sean Weber James Webster Andy Wergedal Ken Weyer Scott Weyer Sue Wheeler Annette Whitley Jim Wickenkamp Laurie Wickes Scott Wilbur Jennifer Williams Cindy Williamson Andy Wilson Molly Winkler Vonda Wisehart Karl Wolfe Marilyn Wood Gregg Woocock Don Woods Kelli Wyant Darren Yacovetta Kim Yacovetta Brad Yeager Gayle Yeiser i Esther Yemmo John Young Steve Yonkerman 156 Juniors Tara Abbate Patrice Aberle Scott Ackerman Susan Adams Brian Allbee Randy Amen Bruce Anderson Donelle Anderson Dena Appelhans Bob Applegate Kathy Applegate Shannon Applegate Stephanie Apagon Dean Arnold Liz Artus Marilyn Asay Jim A sc he Penni Askew Russel Babb Pete Baca Rob Baker John Balciar Anna Balderston Kim Bankes Kathey Barendt Eric Barker David Bazil Julie Beals Russ Beard Sophomores 161 ■ Candice Beaty Julie Beery Colleen Beeson Frank BeKusky Cindy Benefil Robin Bennett Beverly Berge Marty Berg Anita Beshore Brad Beyette Teresa Birlauf Daniel Bisque Cheryl Bjornstad Pete Blaha Susan Blankenfeld Candy Blankenship John Blanton Michael Blaylock David Blue Steven Bogard David Boggs Tracy Bolin Scott Boll'ig Joan Borgerding 162 Sophomores Audrey Boyd Erk Brace Julie Brian Mary Brian Lisa Bridges Susan Brink Chris Bretz Debbie Brock Nathan Brokenleg Robin Brooks Wendy Brooks Lynn Brown Linda Brubaker Ron Brunson Shelly Buffington Cindy Buhl Stephanie Bunkers Holly Buntenbah Marci Butler Jody Burkey Robert Burns David Call James Carley Todd Carlson Yvonne Carter Hilda Challans Michelle Charter Sandra Chastain Rodney Chatham Tim Cherven Sophomores 163 Bruce Chesy Rhonda Cimino Michelle Clarke Linda Clausen Tara Cline Suzie Cloyd Bill Coisman Dara Cole Robin Collins Ed Colson Doug Combs Kevin Conley Jerry Connell Cindy Connolly Inge Corbin Brenda Cornwall Kris Counter John Cowery Kelly Cox Melinda Crisman Kathy Ctrnacty Lauri Culler John Cunningham Bill Curran Rob Curtis Kerrie Daniel Tim Dause Darran Davidson Mike Davis Steven Davis 164 Sophomores Valerie Debell Julie DeGrande Darcey Delaney Greg Demlin Carl Devillier Scott Dewar Berta Dewey Vicki Dinges Larry Dodson Scott Dodson Dino Dolce Thomas Doien Barbara Don nan Kevin Downing Linda Downing Jim Drummond Melanie Duesing David Duncan Sophomores 165 David Durner Debbie Dynes Brent Lbbs Susan Eberwein Michele Eddins Mickle Edwards Scott Elder Richard English John Enright Rhonda Erfurdt Scott Erholm Steve Erholm Cherise Erickson Geri Erickson Tammy Evans Sandy Fasher Andy Fasth Marcee Fellows Dan Felten Theresa Ferguson Rick Ferrard Jerry Fincken Scott Fleischman Chris Flight 166 Sophomores Devin Fothergill Brian Fowkes Anthony Francavillo Mike Francis Greg Frei Lynn Frjimoto Donna Fury Mark Gabbard Karla Gabossi Kenny Gallegos Rick Garcia Richard Gardino Valerie Gash Jeff Gates Eric Gatsfred Ken Gawanda Danette Geis Victoria Gerdes Gary Giese Cari Gillespie Sheila Gitthens Janis littenberg Ken Godsey Angela Gohn Randy Gonzales Greg Goodburn Shawn Gordon Patti Gould Mark Greer Ann Griffiths Sophomores 167 Kendall Grove Carin Gunter Jeff Guy Meri Haas Kelly Haase Amber Haines Rebecca Hall Richard Halverson Steve Halverson Ben Hammer Ken Hance Steve Hansen Mike Harden Helen Hardin Kay Harlenske Renee Harmon Lisa Haroch Melissa Hariis Pat Harris Mike Hart Marla Harvanek 168 Sophomores Susan Hathaway Cindy Hawk Leona Hawkins Michelle Hawley Heather Hayden Melanie Haynes Melissa Hedgpeth Michelle Heinrich Justin Helstein Ron Henderson Shari Henderson Christi Hendrickson Sheri Hendrickson Kurt Henke Sean Hickman Judy Higgins Renee Hilterman Fred Hitchens Paul Hnizeil Patty Heofler Kirsten Hoen Bridget Hogan Natalie Holt Jody Hoppenrath Shannon Horblit Lane Hornung Jack Houpt Tom Hrastich Pamela Hunsaker Sophomores 169 Amy Hurford Marlynn Hymas Cindy Isom Stephanie Ivey Sean Jackson Kelly Jaksoniak Terri Jalbert Becky Jensen Gail Johannsen Gene Johnson John Johnson Lesley Johnson Linda Johnson l.ora Johnson Suzanne Johnson Tim Johnson Tom Johnson Gregg Jonas Chris Jones David Jones Meshelle Jordan Cliff Jurgens Mit helle Kalber Kristi Karres Melissa Keane Steve Keelan Joe Kehlenbach Deena Keller Lisa Kelsey Kathleen Kerrigan 170 Sophomores Karlyn Kinard Ray King Dana Kipp Mike Kile Monica Klein Jan Kanpslein Mitch Koch Debbie Koeltzow Colleen Koerner Corey Kramer Mike Kramer Kim Kioeker Steve Krogh Mark Koettel Kris Kula Greg Kurres Jeanme Labnola Darcy Lackey Leonard LaMaster Andrew- Laminerman Yvonne Larimore Sophomores 171 Mike Cunningham Lana Kelsey Wayn. Lary Steve Laurita Darel Leedy Allan Leinwand Reece Leishman Eric Leoni Diane Liane Kim Lind Tucker Liske Greg Lohman Stacy Loose Michael Lucci Shauna Luthy Brenda Madsen Neil Magor Ricky Maksin Debbie Malinowski Janele Mamatu 172 Sophomores 4 � 4 V Michele Mamatu John Mancock Leslie Markley Paula Maroo Shawn Martin Doug Marline Mike Martine Chris Martinez Stephanie Martinez Julie Mason Jeff Mathis Beth Matt Alease Matthews Kathy McBride Wendi McClurg Jill McCormick Stephanie McCormick Kim McCracken Ruth McElroy Michelle McHenry Shanna Mcllrath Ruth McKnight Andy McLean Julie McLean Curt McLellan Jon McLemore Michel Meacham Rob Meehan Lynn Mentgen Tracy Merck Sophomores 173 Karen Merry Tom Merschel Jeff Meyer Mike Michaud Julie Milavec Michelle Miller Bryan Mitchell Karrie Mitchell Scott Morgan Denise Morley Beth Mott Steve Mueller Kerry Mueller Kerry Mulholland Bill Mumford Kelly Myers Kathryn NaKauchi Vickie Navarez Tim Navratil Karen Nelson Lisa Nelson Troy Nelson Tammy Nenergall Deneen Nicholas Amy Nichelson Mark Niedzielski Craig Nockels Valerie Noland Chris Nordstrom Jodi Oatman Betty O'Brien 174 Sophomores Erika O'Brien Ann O'Donnell Anne O'Donnell Jim Oliver John Olson Chris Olthoff Victoria Pacheco Trent Pansze John Parko Robert Patterson Jeff Payte Alan Peacock Cindy Peck Joe Pesce Jane Peters Erik Peterson John Peterson tarry Peterson Susan Peterson Dale Pierce Robeit Pigg Martin Pipho Mark Piper Jodi Pittman Sophomores 175 Carissa Plana Scott Poland Randy Powell Jeff Price J. R Richardson Pepe Pulido Brett Radebaugh Susan Rainville Greg Ranson John Ratz Scott Rayl Julie Reagan Chris Redding Jeni Reese Anton Reichert Marcie Reither Jeff Ret her ford Mark Rich Hope Richard Carrie Richards Kim Robbins Sophomore_____ Sandy Robitaille Juan Rodriguez Richard Rodriquez Don Roman Jim Root Julie Ross Valerie Rouse Lea Rowley Becky Rucker Pete Ruhl Jeff Ruscioletli Tracy Russ Glenn Russell Kim Ryan Sean Sample Steve Sanders Kevin Saquilan Becky Sausker Janice Sawada Bonnie Schleiger Chris Schedier Deo Schlupp Kris Schmidt Monique Sea verson Jenny Segura Katie Sellers Trisha Setelin Nancy Sewald Regan Seymour F.ddie Shaw Sophomores 177 David Sheff Tammy Shephard Greg Shepherd Debbie Sherwood Kin Shreeve Mieholas Simonette Tracy Simons Guy Sitzman Christopher Skrine Christine Smith Daryl Smith David Smith Ed Smith Jennifer Smith Potti Smyth Craig Snyder Lynn Solmonson Peggy Sorensen Jill Spurgeon Debra Stahnke Rachelle Steadman Kim Stenson Jim Stevenson David St. Germain Dean Stogsdill Chris Stone Becky Stout Robert Strange Shawn Strecker Krista Strohmeier 178 Terri Stuckey Mark Stump Robert Sues ser man William Suesserman Kristin Svenson Ann Swallow Colin Swallow Sammie Swann Drane Swenson Greg Szabo Jon Tanjuy Kathy Taylor Rob Tessendorf Troy Thede Angie Thieme Dalen Thomas Katie Thomas Steve Thompson Tama Thompson Jim Tinsley Sarah Tomer Jeff Tow John Trovinger Paul Tuner Sophomores 179 Stacey Tutty Todd Tyrrell Terri Vance Randy Vanderhoof Liana Varra Tom Velosquez Janet Vella Jolene Wacker Dianne Waegele Terri Wagner Tony Wahl Jeff Walker Jed Wallace Troy Wallace April Walsh Kellen Walters Michael Wang Bob Watts Jack Wayland Marc Weinberger Rebecca Wendler Kristie Weust Michelle Whatley Rob Whitcomb Janine Whitehead Kip Whiting Candi Wickersham Chris Wilson Jeff Wilson Lana Wilson 180 Sophomores Sondra Wishon Mike Wittereen Tanya Wojtkewici Wes Wollenweber Erk Wood Karen Young Tracey Zac how Sophomore_____ sIT LIFE Student Life 183 The year’s early homecoming set the year off to a good start. Everyone who participated in the activities had a good time. The assemblies really helped to encourage school spirit. The different days included this year were: class color day, punk rock day, and school color day. Some of the activities that students participated in were: pancake breakfast, hall decorating contest, superman contest, marshmellow eating contest, cakewalk, water balloon toss, softball game, tug-o-war, powderpuff football game, and the car-decorating contest. The homecoming football game was played against Lake- wood. The Wildcats were victorious with a score of 14-7. During half time, royalty was crowned. Teresa Guida was voted Queen and Steve Linton was voted King. Senior attendents were Sandy Tracy and Dave Rosener, Libby Watkins, and Matt Mason. The junior attendents were Jerrilyn Jelinek and All Lqurita. Joan Borgerding and Chris Wilson represented the sophomore class. The dance was held Saturday night in the student center, featuring the band Roundtree. HOMECOMING 184 HOMECOMING 186_________________ HOMECOMING ______________187 King and Queen Steve Linton and Teresa Guida HOMECOMING Senior Attendants Libby Watkins and Dave Rosener Senior Attendants Sandy Tracy and Matt Mason Junior Attendants Jerrilyn Jelinek and Al Laurita Sophomore Attendants Chris Wilson and Joan Borgerding X HOMECOMING 189 161 9NIW0D3W0H MOUSETRAP THE MOUSETRAP On December 3,4 5, 1981 the Arvada West High School Theater Department presented the play, The Mousetrap. The Mousetrap is a murder mystery by Agatha Christie. The story takes place in an English guest house in the I950's. The owners of the guest house and the guests are snowed in with a murderer in their midst. CAST (in order Mollie Ralston Giles Ralston Christopher Wren Mrs. Boyle Major Metcalf Miss Casewell Mr. Daravicini Detective Sergeant Trotter Director Assistants to the Director Set Design of appearance) Holly McKisson Steve Bogard Glenn Barrows Tracey Mcllrath Tim Meyers Cathy Almquist K.C. Rose Jon Robinson Julia Elstun Payne Lynzie Stremel Wendy Turner David Elstun MOUSETRAP 195 The Arvada West musical production this year was Lerner and Loewe's unique love story Brigadoon. This play takes place in a magical Scottish village that appears every one hundred years. Nearly 100 students contributed their time and talent for this production, and were rewarded with standing ovations every night and the last two nights were standing room only. Cast: (order of appearance) Tommy Albright Jeff Douglas Archie Beaton Harry Beaton Mr. MacLaren Fiona MacLaren Jean MacLaren Meg Brockie Angus McGuffie Charlie Dalrymple Maggie Anderson Mr. Lundie Jane Ashton Rip Smith John Robinson Timm Meyers Ron Burchi Todd Barnes Becky DeJonge Julie Francavilla Ramona Clark Ted Lytle Marty Burke Paula Burns Glenn Barrows Holly McKisson 196 BRIGADOON Niooavoiaa The second annual Arvada West Senior Scholastic Awards Banquet was held May 13, at Mount Vernon Country Club. Sponsored by National Honor Society the evening featured presentations to students in the top ten percent, outstanding NHS members high-achievers, students with 4.0 GPA's and two outstanding seniors. National Honor Society Awards - Angela Hauschild, Conde Bolin, Juil Guillian, Jen- ene Francis and Rip Smith. Art: Lisa Vendegna, Technical Arts: Tom George, Business: Shani Kramer, English: Mria Lederhos, Home Economics: Evelyn Aloel, Math: Paula Tidyman, Music: Brian Monroney, Phys. Ed: Lisa Thurman, Sci- ence: Loraine Martinez, Social Studies: Jill Guillian 4.0 Awards: Jill Aadalen, Lisa Belter, Holly McKisson, Paula Tidyman Outstanding Achievement Awards: Karen Adams, Dave Rosener SCHOLASTIC BANQUET 198 SCHOLASTIC BANQUET 199 CHORALE Jill Adalen, Cathy Almguist. Ramona Clark. Sheryl Folsom, Julie Francavilla. Rhonda Johannes. Donn Knapp. Kay Kruegar, Laura Langoff. Alyce Meintz. Laurie Miller. Janice Nash. Camille Parker. Cindy Parkins. Ginger Pearl. Renee Poliak. Linda Ross. DeAnn Si- mons. Sarah Staley. Robin Terneus. Lana Wilson. Lori Allred. Mary Arnold. Cheryl Baker. Crystal Campbell. Robin Cellars. Li-Hon Chang. Carol Clayson. Leslie Day. Becky DeJonge. Carol Dodson. Karen Gaskin. Tammy Gilbert. Maureen Goodlet. Kathy Kelly. Maria Lacey. Wendy Lammers. Suzanne Larsen. Sheri Lauryer, Robin Maltese. Loraine Martinez. Laurie Nielson. Mark Call. John Gelroth. Kipp Gerdes. Lane Landrith. Jeff Marks. Daryl Smith. Greg Strohmeier. Pat Terneus. Andrew Wergedal. Sherrie Oltrogie. Chris Rankin. Elise Ren nie, Allison Schutt. Sheryl Smith. Tami Smith. Stacy Southern. Laurie Steeves. Kathie Stephens. Kelli Thompson. Andra Wasalik. Troy Bethel. Steven Bogard. David Brown. Eric Cummins. Jerry Dalton. Steven Davis. Scott Dodson. Glenn Grisgby. Brian Groves. Ken Hance, Scott Krank. John Nelson. John Simpson. Bing Sellers. TIMBRELS Donelle Anderson. Liz Artus. Jody Aspleaf. Kim Bankes. Leslie Bowerman. Julie Brian. Lynn B own. Dara Cole. Inge Corbin. Sharon Deno. Barbara Dannan, Geri Erickson. Sheryl Folsom. Tammy Gil- bert. Beth Griffiths. Jill Guillian. Carin Gunter. Meri Haas. Rebecca Hall. Susan Hoxie. Marlynn Hymas. Linda Johnson. Karen Kling. Laura Langhoff. Yvonne Larimore. Diane Liane. Elizabeth Martin. Jill McCormick. Robbin McElroy. Colleen McGuire. Michelle McHenry. Karrie Mitchell. Janice Nash. Jodi Oatman. Betty O brien. Ginger Pearl. Jane Peters. Raetnn Poole. Carrie Pospisil, Cindy Ranta. Denise Robinson. John Robinson. Leanne Ruder. Kim Shreeve. Suzie Simpson. Karen Smith. Stacey Southern. Debra Stahnke, Sharon Stewart. Ann Swallow. Sammi Swann. Robin Ter neuw, Katie Thomas. Janet Vella MUSIC 200 VOCAL SHOWCASE Cathy Almquist. Michelle Baird. Troy Bethel. Leslie Bowerman. Marty Knapp. Brian Monrony. Joh Robinson. David Rohlf. Bing Sellers. Burke. Mark Call. Becky DeJonge. Karen Gaskin. Kipp Gerdes. Mau Lawrence Smith. Laurie Steeves. Jeanette Torrez. Andrew Wergedal reen Goodlett. Brian Groves. Beth Hansen. Dana Kirchman. Donn COMPANY WEST Carol Dodson. Maria Lederhos. Linda Ross. Paula Tidyman. Tammy villa. Deann Simons, Jill Guillian. Cheryl Baker. Kay Kruger. Andra Howerton. Jenny Eagan. Ramona Clark Renee Poliak. Julie Franca Wasilik. Not pictured Lana Wilson MUSIC QNVa 9NIHDHVW €0Z JAZZ SHOWCASE Bottom row. left to right. Dave Rohlf, Doug Huggins. Yvonne Carter, Scott Ackerman. Zina Schuttloffel. Chris Croy. Second row. Dan Geisler. Mark Tobler. Steve Carmin, Karl Wolfe. Bob Burkhardt. Mike Bornheim, Doug Tiller. Third row. Beth Hansen. Brian Monroney. Ken Gawanda. Bob Withrow. John Nelsen. Kent Phillips. Chris McCurdy. JAZZ ENSEMBLE Bottom row. left to right. Marla Miller, Scott Steinman. Second row. Kris Kula, Dave Rolhf. Third row. Mike Wang, Tim Cherven, Steve Carmin, Dan Carrole. Top row. Mr. Zachman, Scott Johnson. Mark Stump. Liza Jordon. Clark Stoesz, Bob Withrow. BAND 204 WIND ENSEMBLE Bottom row. I to r: Andy Purcelly. Yvonne Carter. Denise Lamer. Chris Croy, Judi Rapisardi. Pam Askew. Sue Wheeler. Marty Burke, second row; Robbin McElroy. Debbie Stahnke. Beth Hansen. Eirk Peterson. Marla Miller. Sheri Holden. Karen Nelson. Laurie Steeves third row Andy Flood. Zina Schuttloffel. Scott Ackerman. Angela Hauschild. Cindy Williamson, fourth row: Clark Stoesz. Kent Phillips. Ken Gawanda. Chris McCurdy. Bob Withrow. John Nelson, fifth row: Marshall Myrick, Mike Bornheim. Doug Tiller. Bob Burkhardt. Karl Wolfe. Steve Carmin. Doug Yeiser. Russ Rydberg, sixth row: Dan Geisler. Mike Weing, Mark Tobler, Doug Huggins. Kris Kula. and Mr Zachman. SYMPHONIC BAND Bottom row. I to r: Gretchen Statler. Julie Ross. Terri Nakanchi. Stacy Swenning. Tracy Merck. Lynn Tuka. Suzy Johnson, second row: Beth Hansen. Julie Milavec. Kim Thompson. Kim Stenson. David Sheff. Shirley Remillard. Christine Hendrickson, third row: Chris Stone. Scott Steinmen. Carol Johnson. Richard Rodriguez. Zina Schuttloffel. fourth row: John Blanton. Steve Carmin. Dan Carroll. Marchall Myrick. John Ratz. Kevin Downing, fifth row: Mr Zachman. Scott Johnson. Jim Kennaugh. Mark Stump. Joe Pesce. David Tush. Jona McCurry. BAND 205 This years Sadie Hawkins Dance was on March 5, from 9p.m. to midnight. The sound system, Internal Transit, presented a spectacular program. Alana Braketa and Joe Hendrickson were chosen as senior Daisy Mae and LN' Abner. The juniors were Julie Pysklo and Al Laur- ita. The sophomores selected were Colleen Koerner and Jim Tinsley. SADIE HAWKINS 206 SADIE HAWKINS CHEERLEADERS Varsity Cheerleaders: Gail Pysklo. Cherie Wiser. Glorie Langley. Cathy Hoffman. Kathy Swanstrom. Jerrilyn Jelinek, Chris DeVore. Donn Knapp. Sharon Stewart. Crystal Campbell. Sue Stewart. The resa Harris. Head Cheerleaders: Glorie Langley and Donn Knapp Sophomore Cheerleaders: Lisa Kelsey. Judy Higgens. Julie Bryan. Kar- rie Mitchell. Jennifer Smith. Julie Beals. CHEERLEADERS 210 POM PONS Top row: Patti Heldt, Teresa Guida. Sue Anderson, Marcia Westergaard, Myla Shepard, Amy Hilf. Wendy Lammers, Maureen Goodlett. Bottom row Pam Grove. Laura Flood. Donna Moore. Beth Phillips. Micki Schell. Julie Francavilla. Rhonda Cupp. Sherry Smolen. POM PONS 211 left to right: Teresa Stevenson. Erika O’Brian, Tata Abbate, Mrs. Knight. Jenny McCuiston, Ginger Pearl, Kris Kula. Front: Kalyn Gylling, Lorraine Hagelgans Kris O’Brien, Stephanie McCormick MATMAIDS Jonie Farnham. Pam Grove, Jonelle Burke. Jennifer Larson, Debbie Ciencin, Laura Newell. Janice Tyslan Seniors: Cindy Anderson, Jennie Eagan, Theresa Guida. Mary Hinderaker, Lisa Hogan, Julie Hunter. Shani Kramer, Margaret Meek, Sherri Milliken, Renee Swearinger, Juniors: Tia Anneler. Jody Aspleaf, Lisa Habe, Vicki Hader, Pam Knox, Kristina Kosirog, Gaylene Lindsay. Dena Myer, Carri Popsiski. Karen Smith, Brenda Tyler, Cindy Walker. Molly Winkler Future Business Leaders of Amer- ica is a club that is orientated to- ward familiarizing people with what goes on in the business world. Some of the activities that FBLA participates in are district, state and national competition. Mem- bers compete by having their skills tested in areas such as filing, accounting and general business. Shani Kramer competed and placed fifth in state competition for general business. FBLA 213 Dana Kirchmar. Travis Thomp- son. Mike Robinson, Brant Noonan. Liz Nethery, Suzanne Erker, Yvonne Larimore, John Gelroth, Sheri Smolen, Kelly Thompson. Mary Arnold. Eu- gene Castaneda David Bashford, Tim Goodwin. Alex Karkanen. Mike Majeres. John Nelson. David Nicholas. Andy Purcelley, Rob- ert Rankin Deborah Ciencin, Kris Freburg, Jerrilyn Jelinek, Betty Summers. Norma Lynn Waugh CLOSE-UP GIRLS AND BOYS STATE 214 FHA Members: Evelyn Aloel, Tammy Cash, Susan Compton, Debbie Chavez, Leslie Dowling, Jennifer Erickson, Theresa Hart, Lena Hawkins, Karlyn Kin- ard, Debbie Koeltzow, Beth Kropp, Diane Lambe, Moni- ca Lambe, Vicki Pacheco, Shelly Seekins, Tammy Shepherd, Danette Geis, Nancy Tomsic, Donna Vec- chio, Ronni Watson, Karen Young FHA _______________215 INTERACT OFFICERS Kendra Ball. Evelyn Aloel, Karen Adams. Jodi Peterson, Dave Rohlf, Lisa Belter. Lane Landrith, Beth Kerrigan. Robin Marks, Bryn Fellinger, Cindy Fellinger MEMBERS; Brian Groves. Shannon Applegate. John Nelson. Carla Gentry, Valerie Rouse. Anne Odonald, Teri Nachochie, Madeline McCreedy. Doug Yeiser. Kathleen Kerrigan. Evelyn Aloel. Maria CJtl sten, Dawn Elder. Kay Cruger. Cathy Kelsey, Michael Majeres. Marla Peterson, Lorraine Martinez. Cathy Leonard. Angela Hauschild, Moni- ca Nakamura. Kelly . Betty Summers, Billy Ashton, Lane Landrith, Jodi Peterson. Lisa Belter. Karen Adams. Kendra Ball. Dave Rohlf. Robin Marks, Beth Kerrigan. Bryn Fellinger. Cindy Fillinger 216 INTERACT HERO MEMBERS Row 1: Brian Rietz. Leigh Fothergill. Susie Hanson. Franci Stevenson. Stacy Keller. Row 2: Cindi Parkins, Sheryl Folsom. Jere Colsom. Kelly Guildner, Lisa Malick. Row 3: Sandy Rietz. Kristine Reeves. Karen Kristopeit. Kerri Beauchamp, Kellie Shreeve. Row 4: Brian Hester. Tony Tuka. Marco Sarconi. Row 1: Tracy Guildner. Wendy Harris. Chris Valentino. Shelly Seekins. Leslie Dowling. Row 2: Suzette Pulasky, Theresa Stevenson. Brenda Spiker. Mike Cummings. Kathy Secary. Row 3: Pam Humphrey. Kim Fitzmaurice, Elizabeth Nethery, Jennifer Erickson. Roxann Roe. Not Shown: Kevin Brown. Nancy Seekins. Caroline Calder. Leslie Bowerman. Betsy Beran, Michelle Markley, Russ Beeso. Lynae Peck and Brenda Tyler 218 HERO HERO OFFICER TEAM: Row 1 — Jere Colson. Sheryl Folsom. Susie Hanson. Row 2 — Kelly Guildner, Cindi Parkins. Franci Stevenson. Leigh Fothergill HOT SHOWN: Elizabeth Nethery HERO 219 1981-82 Officers: Front Row: I to r. Judi Rapisardi. Cindy Fillinger. Angela Hauschild. Back Row; I to r: Jill Dumell and Lane Landrith National Honor Society Members Jill Aadalen Karen Adams Lori Allred Kathleen Anthony Cynthia Beech Lisa Belter Conde Bolin Susan Dumell Jennifer Eagan Claire Eisold Danielle Ernest Cindy Fillinger Carla Forbes Jenene Francis Jill Giullian Theresa Guida Kaylin Gylling Angela Hauschild Patricia Heldt Vicki Hladek Jodi Johnston Dana Kirchmar Kay Kruger Lane Landrith Steve Linton Kenneth Martin Loraine Martinez Holly McKisson Lori McMillan Joni Miller Brian Monroney Bernard Obluda Susan Passerelli Jodi Pererson Judith Rapisardi Laura Rayl Jon Robinson David Rosenor Kristin Rowley Teresa Sena DeAnn Simons Rip Smith Wendy Turner Wendy Waggoner James Yeiser HONOR SOCIETY 220 Row 4 Scott Dewar. Tom Ditter. Ying Chang. Gary Hanson. Dave Bashford. Row 3: Tim Goodwin. Mary Heurr. Maria Glisten. Diana Brathauer, Sue Kemp, Val Kercel, Jim Krapes. Row 2: Betty Summers. Sue Balderston, Robin Marks. Monica Nakamura. Barb Summers. Row 1: Scott Shoenberger. Suk Bae Cha SPEECH TEAM 'V v .. V v .I . wb±r0S?? «V ' ♦ 0 r v ' r t • ft 3 ' V ■ ' f. 14 ♦ f • V, .ii Wffk tfyfftavSk 'AV.v.v.v k M f «« ««i mVav a L ■ ' «♦ r.... 4 - •♦ 111 7 ' M''V,v.v.w Ili: 'tilth 'ii Prom Queen-Donn Knapp Prom King-Rip Smith d 222 Ptom PROM Senior Attendants: Paula Tidyman Renzo DelPiccolo Senior Attendants: Kathy Anthony Jim Ranson Prom 223 PROM PROM 224 PROM 225 Song: Time Colors: Lavendar and Ivory Theme: Somewhere in Time Place: Brown Palace Time: 8:00p.m. to midnight Date: May 22, 1982 Music: Roundtree Queen: Donna Knapp King: Rip Smith The 1982 Junior-Senior Prom was held in the elegant grand ballroom of the Brown Palace Hotel. Couples attending, following tradition, were fashioned in tuxedos and long gowns to celebrate the evening. The announcing of attendants and the crowning of Donn Knapp and Rip Smith as Prom King and Queen along with the dancing filled this special evening. Following the dance, Prom breakfast was in the stu- dent center at 12:30 a.m. PROM 226 WOHd PROM Baccalaureate was held at 8:00 p.m. on May 26 in the gymnasium of Arvada West H.S. Mr. Ron Klatt in association with the Fellow- ship of Christian athletes and the P.T.S.A. sponsored the ceremony. The graduating class of 1982 was privileged to have Chuck Coob, administrator for the Bronco youth program, as the guest speaker. This ceremony was attended by friends and family of the graduating class. BACCALAUREATE 230 Arvada West graduation ceremonies were held on Thursday, May 27 in the gymnasium. At 8 p.m., 573 seniors proceeded into the gym as Arvada West seniors for the last time. Mr. Schneringer welcomed the students and guests. Holly McKisson, one of the top ranking seniors, delivered the graduating speech. Diplomas were awarded by Mrs. Judith Carstens and Dr. Peper, superintendant of schools. GRADUATION 231 GRADUATION GRADUATION 233 234 GRADUATION Where are they now those High School years The ones I dreamed of, the ones I feared. The excitement of winning the warmth of a friend The caring and sharing is this where it ends? The pages turned too quickly it seems. But I’ll always remember my High School dreams! 238 Sports Sports 239 After having suffered through their first losing season in 14 years, the Wildcats bounced back in a big way in 1981. They lost their opening game to eventual State Runner-up. Columbine, who kicked a field goal in the last few minutes to win 14-12. Arvada West then went on to post nine straight victories before bowing to Air Academy in the State Playoffs. The year's Football highlights included big wins over Pomona and Arvada to cinch the Arvada City Championship; an important victory over undefeated Wheat Ridge in the Northern Division Championship Game; defeating Lake wood in the Inter Division Playoff to win the Jeffco Championship and qualify for State; initiating a new, productive, rushing defense; being able to platoon and use so many players; tremendous Senior leadership, emphasizing together- ness, hard work and fun; a giant steak dinner sponsored by Bernards and the Arvada Kiwanis; the annual banquet featuring The Jan Pease Senior Awards; the Inseparable Helmet given to Jan by the Seniors; being the Best Defensive Team in the State: being rated 8th in the State Rankings; the Sophomores playing in the League Championship Game for the third straight year; and a highly impressive program record of 19 wins and 5 losses. JEFFERSON COUNTY CHAMPIONS NORTHERN DIVISION CHAMPS ARVADA CITY CHAMPIONS AW 14 Columbine 16 AW 14 Lakewood 7 AW 16 Alameda 0 AW 28 Bearcreek 6 AW 14 Pomona 3 AW 20 Golden 6 AW 38 Jefferson 0 AW 13 Wheat Ridge 0 AW 14 Arvada 0 INTER DIVISION PLAY OFFS AW 28 Lakewood 0 STATE PLAY OFFS AW 10 Air Academy 20 ■ • . , i V - Tfi ‘ao r? 4 7 ',i?r I-'J 7£ “ C5 cK-TIci o pi on X.« 7c9 .f m «d '§.' 74 67 71' 5 77 63 3? flE 7] ■■■33 40 ; 14 A1?,: 25 % • ' 4'■jjrT '� A . .1 n ii 1_______il TOP ROW Coach Dave Harris. Coach Jon Donaldson, Coach Rich Byrom. Coach Ron Klatt. Head Coach Brian McGregor, Coach Jim Zajac. Coach Gary Martin. Coach Marty Asbury. Coach John Oyer. 5th ROW Manager Andy Fasth. Lance Marrin. Darren Yacovetta. John Browdy. Jeff Cyr. Tim Behm. Mark Tobler. Dean Knight. Rich Bartlett. Manager Rich English 4th ROW Paul Michel. Kyle Hansen. Wilson Cox. Eddie Lazo. Karl Giambrocco. Mike Mulvaney. Greg Thrrston. Jerry Foote. Dave Rohlf 3rd ROW Mike Smyth. Rich Halverson. Tony Knight. Tom Knight. Randy Baker. Joe Hendrickson. Rick Jelen. Mike Bornheim. Darren Lucero. Paul Howes. 2nd ROW Travis Thompson. Jim Lynn. Jim Dodson. Larry Haas, Al Laurita. Steve Ecker. Kevin Sheehan. Steve Linton. Dave Collier FRONT ROW: Manager Roger Hogoboom. Tim Finholm, Bing Sellers. Jeff Van Pelt. Mark Bryant. Doug Schroeder. Matt Mason. Randy Hodges. Dave Rosener. Manager Scott Shoenberger Richard Dale Byrom March 28, 1955 - Nov. 22, 1981 Rich was a highly respected student athlete at Arvada West High School from 1970-73. He was a member of the 1972 State Championship football team, and was selected as an All-State defensive halfback that year. Although many colleges had doubts about his size, he was awarded an athletic scholarship to Adams State College, where he became a four-year starter and an All-Rocky Mountain Conference safety. After graduating from college. Rich became a successful businessman in the sales field. During this time, however, he missed the association with athletics and volunteered to work with the Arvada West Football program. Shortly after the 1980-81 season it was discovered that Rich had cancer. In June of this year it was expected that he would live only a week or two, but. according to his mother, he was determined to see the football team through the season. The ultimate compliment was that as a person Rich was liked by everybody and he liked everyone. He had an unusual gift for being able to relate to all kinds of people. As a coach, he was positive, enthusiastic and caring. Consequently, he contri- buted a tremendous amount to the school community. Rich was a fighter, and continued to coach when his physical condition barely allowed him the strength. His positive, never-give-up attitude gave us all a standard for handling our own difficulties. Most important. Rich showed us the value of setting priorities and that there are more important things in life than winning or losing football games. So it is those of us associated with Arvada West Football owe a debt of gratitude to the Byrom family for sharing Rich with us. Brian McGregor The Arvada West Football Team FRONT ROW. L R John Oyer. Gary Martin. Jon Donaldson. Marty Asbury BACK ROW. L-R: Rich Byrom, Ron Klatt. Brian McGregor, Jim Zajac. Dave Harris. 244 Football Sophomore Football The Wildcats won their division for the third straight year. They were beaten by an outstanding Columbine team in the Jeff. Co championship game at 6th Kipling 29 20. The Wildcats posted a fine 8 2 record for the 1981 season. The coaches feel that this team combined with our Juniors this year should make for a fine varsity team in 82. SEASON RECORD Columbine 14 Arvada West 7 Lakewood F Arvada West Alameda 0 Arvada West 9 Bear Creek 14 Arvada West 44 Pomana 14 Arvada West 17 Golden 0 Arvada West 27 Jefferson F Arvada West Wheatridge 18 Arvada West 22 Arvada 21 Arvada West 35 Jeff. Co. Championship Columbine 29 Arvada West 20 TOP ROW. L R: Sean Sample. Wes Wollenweber. Brad Bayette. Scott Poland. Chris Theriault. Rick Garcia. Deo Shulpp, Eric Barker. Scott Dodson. 6th ROW: Head Coach Brian McGregory. Jeff Walker. Chris Nordstrom. Colin Swallow. Steve Sanders. John Johnson. Mickey Edwards. Dave Call. Coach John Oyer 5th ROW: Jeff Payte. Mike Vickery, Jim Asche. Gary Giese. Jim Drummond. Greg Ranson. Jan Knapstein. Devin Fothergill 6th ROW Coach Jon Donaldson. Ken Godsey. Bruce Chesy. Greg Snyder. Jerry Connell. Scott Fleischman. Jim Oliver Ghns Bretz. Coach Dave Harris 3rd ROW Robert Burns. Trent Panze. David Dunn. Tony Francavilla. Mike Lucci. Jim Navratil. Mark Gabbard. Steve Halverson. Mike Cunningham. Chris Martinez. Mike Kite. Mitch Koch. Head Sophomore Coach Marty Asbury FRONT ROW Manager Andy Fasth. Jerry Fincken. Rob Meehan. Todd Tyrrell. Mark Rush. Kellan Walters. Steve Laurita. Brent Smith. Eric Getsfred. Manager Rich English Football 245 Cross Country Both the boys' and girls’ cross-country teams were composed of predominantly sophomore and junior runners. 1981 was a year in which these runners ma- tured and improved. Highlights of the season for the boys included a third place team finish at the Jeffco North-South Division Race, third place at the Denver Invitational, second place at the (Jpper-Lower Division Race, and third place at the Boulder Valley Invitational. The girls' team placed well at the Denver Invitational (fifth), the Lower Division Race (third) and at the Ara- pahoe and Boulder Valley Invitationals (ninth of more than thirty teams). At the extremely competitive Jefferson County Soph- omore League Meet, the boys' team placed second and the girls' team was fourth. A special thanks is due to seniors on the team who provided the positive attitude and leadershp that made cro6S-country the most spirited organization at Arvada West: Kipp Gerdes, Roger Ligon. Scott Stewart. Mi- chele Keane, Laura Rayl. and Beth Kerrigan. Cross Country 247 Back Row: Lynn Mentgen. Lorraine Shugrue. Karen Kling. Michele Keane. Laura Sandlin, Monique Seaverson. Laura Rayl. Shannon Applegate, Beth Kerrigan, Tori Gerdes. Jean Cowan. Chris Freburg. Andra Rinna. Kathleen Kerrigan Mgr.. Robin Marks Mgr.. Coach Alan Olds Middle Row Mike Buenemann. Roger Ligon. Andy Wilson. Todd Hill. Tom Bechtold. Ken Martin. Scott Stewart. Randy Dykehouse. Kipp Gerdes, Rick Roundy, Art Kosirog. Tim Goodwin. Andy Purcelly. Front Row: Eric Wood. Dan Bisque. Curt McClellan. Dwayne Phillips. John Bakriar, Paul Hinzdil, Mike Francis. Bill Mumford. Not pictured. Coach Kendra Jeronimus. Volleyball Front Row: Sue Wohlhart. Kim Spurgeon, Kathy Anthony, Amy Lormand, Lori Me Millan, Capt. Kerri Beauchamp, Lisa Thurman, Cindy Beech, Julie Pyskk). Second Row: Coach Mary Kvamme, Lesley Johnson, Kerry Mulholland, Kathy Raskay, Kerry Sheets, Kari Berge, Joan Borgerding, Susan Brink, Angie Cohn, Mgr. Christy Beech. Mgr. Marla Harvabek. Top Row: Coach Sharon Honsa. Julie Reagan, Jill McCormick. Shauna Luthy. Stephanie Bunkers, Bev Berge, Meri Haas, Donna Fury, Lana Wilson, Mgr. Curtis Stoesz. The volleyball team finished a strong 22-3 season with a heartbreaking three game loss to Arvada in subdistrict, which kept the Wildcats from making a third consecutive appearance at the Colorado AAA State Tournament. One week earlier Arvada West had defeated Arvada on their court to clinch second place in the league and the cham- pionship of city of Arvada. A highlight of the season was the 1st place finish at the Doherty Invitational Tournament. Each of the 5 victories was a 2 game win. Everyone on the team played well. The 1981 team distinguished itself by establishing a new record of 19 consecutive wins. The old record of 16 was set in the 1977-1978 seasons. 19 wins will be a tough mark to beat. Volleyball 251 Season League Match AW 15,15,5 Evergreen 10,15,15 AW 15,10,15 Wheat Ridge 1.15,5 AW 15,15,15 Columbine 17,2,3 AW 15,12,15 Golden 2.15.4 AW 15,15 Green Mountain 6.6 AW 15,15 Pomona 3,5 AW 16,15,15 Alameda 18,2,12 AW 15,15 Bear Creek 8.5 AW 15,15 Lakewood 5.11 AW 15,15 Jefferson 6,9 AW 15,5,15 Arvada 5,15,10 252 Volleyball Volleyball 253 The girls finished the season in 10th place at the league meet. Heather Smith was league champ in the 500 yd free and runner-up in the 200 yd free. She also qualified for the state meet in the 500 200. She was 3rd in 500 and 4th in the 200 free. OUTSTANDING SOPHOMORE Anita Beslore OUTSTANDING JR Heather Smith OUTSTANDING SR Judi Rapisordi Team captains were Judi Rapiardi and Jenna Watts Swimming 255 FRONT ROW: Stuart Patti, Anthony Francavilla, Chris Bretz. Scott Elder. Dave Rohlf. Bob Tallman. Dave Sheff. MIDDLE ROW: Coach Griffiths Jim Mulholland, Erik Binge. Curt McLellan. Brant Noonan, Ron Landberg. Dean Garland BACK ROW: Kirt Knox. Kevin Downms. Randy Hodges. Mark Hutton. Mark Fisher. Erik Peterson. Todd Bellio. The 31 member team finished the season in 8th place at the league meet. Todd Bellio broke both the school record and meet record at the league meet in 1 meter diving with 388.30 points. Two members of the team qualified for the state meet at the USAFA. Todd Bellio placed 5th in 1 meter diving and Andy Wergedal placed 8th in the 50 yd freestyle. Captain this year was Dean Garland and Co-Captain was Brant Noonan. Swimming 257 There were no state qualifiers on the team this year, but Coach Barrows is looking to the future with some exceptional golfers. The top golfers were John Tracey. 12th in conference a soph., Joel St. Germain a senior. Trent Wood a senior. Joe Gossett a senior, Dalen Thomas a soph. 1st League 2nd League 3rd League 4th League 5th League 6th League Tournament Tournament Tournament Tournament Tournament Tournament Arvada Invitational Broomfield Greeley JV Estes Park Tourney JV Lake Arbor Leauge Over All 6th in Leauge 6th in District Arrowhead Raine Indian Tree Applewood Rolling Hills Foothills Lakewood Country Club 11th out of 30 4th out of 12 16th out of 24 4th out of 12 4th out of 12 IZT C08 B0,f:0WS- JOdi BarnS' Joel S' Gwmoin- Gf Noonan. Rich Gaucuda. Joe Gossett. Doug Mathews M.ke Lane Trent Wood TessendorfyKenunn ng0 0 J°hn Tf8Cey' SC°'' S’ 1 ' D e Th°™5’ Jed Wa,l“« Mlke Davis. Jeff Price. Steve Morgan. Rob 260 Golf Gymnastics 261 Gymnastics FRONT ROW L-R: Libby Watkins, Lisa Belter. Amy Elfline, Joni Miller. MIDDLE ROW L-R: Coach, Russ Crescentini, Jusie Simpson, Crystal Campbell. Lynda Brooks, Diana Brethauer. Lkxi Miller. Rosa Graham. Ghris DeVore, Marilyn Wood, Amy Fatlinger. BACK ROW L-R: Hope Richard. Colleen Koerner, Ann Griffiths, Cindy Connolly, Lisa Kelsey. 1981 SEASON RECORD AW 144.15 Alameda 113.40 AW 151.70 Golden 149.70 AW 151.50 Green Mtn 152.85 Hinkley Invit 14th Place AW 156.05 Pomona 150.35 AW 150.05 Grand Junction 141.20 Cherry Creek Invt 13th Place AW 144.05 Bear Creek 170.95 AW 151.55 Wheatridge 148.45 AW 142.80 Jefferson 92.40 AW 161.55 Arvada 148.43 J.V. RECORD 101.25 5th Place VARSITY LEAGUE 150.55 5th Place DISTRICT 156.50 2nd Place STATE QUALIFIERS Lynda Brooks 7th 17th all around Colleen Koerner 13th vault Amy Elfline District Beam Champion Gymnastics 263 Soccer The Arvada West varsity soccer team finished in 2nd place with a leage record of 8-2-1 and an overall record of 10-4-1. The wildcats were lead by senior cap- tains Dave Addison, Steve Fowkkes, and Jack Llewellyn. The varsity had many senior players who contributed a great deal to the team and will be missed next year. There were several underclassmen who played varsity and will be a strong nucleus for a good team next year. Also a promising note for the future was the JV's 7-0 season, making the 6th un- defeated season in a row. Highlights of the season incuded a 3-2 overtime victo- ry over Arvada, a come from behind 2-2 tie with Pomona, and a 2-1 victory over preseason favorite Columbine which put the Cats in 1st place with 3 games to go. • |l ¥ Soccer 265 Front row L R Fred Hitchens (JV). Bob Watts (JV). Brian Aeverman (V). John Atencio (V). Rip Smith (V). Greg Langer (V). Mark Hutton (JV), Mike Zavori (V). Don Bulmer (JV), Chris Jones (JV). Brian Roll (V). Ben Brauch (V). Jeff Gates (JV). Second row L R Duane Swenson (JV). Steve Mueller (JV), Mark Kuettltel (JV). Regan Seymour (JV). Mike Grosskreuz (JV). Tucker Liske (JV). Richard Langley (JV). Steve Jackson (JV). Dino Diyono (JV). Dennis Brokenleg (JV), Dave Pierson (JV). Niel Mager (JV). Greg Lohman (JV). Doug Liane (JV). Dale Pierce (JV). Alan Peacock (JV) Third row LR Robbie Phillips (JV). Bill Mentgen (JV). Justin Phillips (JV). Brad Kajewski (JV). Jack Wayland (JV). John Simpson (JV). Garrett Vendena (JV). Scott Erholm (JV). Doug Kelsay (JV). Pat Arnold (JV). Mike Martine (JV). Rich Rodriguez (JV). Phol Hancock (JV). Jim Trujillo (JV). Back row LR Coach Werner lllig. Scott Dupuis (V). Jeff Tow (V). Jeff Tow (V). Dan Pollack (V). Russ Bollig (V). Steve Fowkes (V). Renzo Del Piccolo (V). Marty Beauchamp (V). Dave Addison (V). Jack Llewellyn (V). Todd Magor (V). Todd Bellio (V). Steve Thomson (V). Rob Schlerger (V). Jim Zimmer (V). Brian Fowkes (V). Coach Doug Mitchell AW 1 Columbine 3 AW 3 Bear Creek 2 AW 1 Golden 0 Forfeit AW 3 Arvada 2 OT. AW 5 Jefferson 1 AW 2 Pomona 2 O.T. AW 2 Wheat Ridge 0 AW I Golden 0 Forfeit AW 3 Lakewood 0 AW 4 Evergreen 1 AW 2 Columbine 1 AW 0 Bear Creek 1 AW 3 Green Mountain 1 AW I Alameda 2 AW 0 Pomona 1 266 Soccer Soccer The league season record of 9 11 was due to an outstanding effort on every players part. The team had to overcome great odds after the loss of last year’s seniors and the introduction of a new coach. The team overcame the odds and advanced to a tie for second place in the league. Mary Carmody was the leading scorer with Amy Lormand a close second. The team had 12 players on the field at all times and had no stars, Everyone worked to win each game. The team was fortunate to have great depth which many times was the key to winning games. Hard work and team play paid off and took the team to state. A West Girls Soccer Season Record 911 AW 6 Arvada 2 AW 3 Jefferson 0 AW 2 Pomoo-. 0 AW 1 WHS 1 OT AW 4 Golden 0 AW 1 Lakewood 0 AW 2 Evergreen 1 AW 1 Columbine 3 AW 3 Bear Creek 0 AW 6 Green Mtn. 2 AW 4 Alameda 0 Playoffs for state: AW 4 Bear Creek 1 AW 1 Arvada 0 Varsity: Back row Heinz Weichselbaumer, Lynn Coons, Cindy Beech. say. Mary Schmuki, Leslie Markley. Jann Nesshoffer. Kathy Leibold. Amy Lormand. Kathy Anthony. Lori Langer. Laura Rayl, Renee Bish- 1st row Deneen Nicholas. Mary Carmody. Keri Mulholland, Christy op. Jodi Gates. 2nd row Beth Griffiths. Joan Borgerding, Dian Lind- Hendrickson, Leslie Johnson. Mary Sheild. Junior Varsity: Michelle Clark. Lynne Mills. Jill McCormick. Meri Haas, Ann McDonald. Sheri Holden. Holly Butten. Becky Sawrer. Christy Beech. Heinz Weichselbaumer. Angela Gohn. Vicki Dingues. 268 Soccer Jerrilyn Jelinek, Mary Kidney. Cary Gellespie, Karen Clehling. Lynn Fujimoto. Jane Peters. Christy Hendrickson. Jean Connell. Bonnie Schleiger. The 1982 Varsity baseball team won the Northern Division Championship of the Jefferson County League. They elimi- nated Wheatridge and Southern Division Champion Bear Creek before eventually losing the League Championship game to Lakewood. Northern Division Champions: Overall: 13-6-1, League Sea- son: 104 All Conference All Metro: Larry Haas, Randy Hodges, Mark Lucero, Kevin Oswandel, Rich Thompson. Coaches: Mark LaGrone, Jon Donaldson JUNIOR VARSITY BASEBALL 1982 The 1982 Junior Varsity compiled the best win-loss percent age in the league during the season and became the winnin gest J.V. Baseball team in the history of the school. Season Record: 13-3 Coaches: Bill Mann, Steve Morgan AW 16 AW 10 AW 14 AW 1 AW 12 AW 10 AW 14 AW 9 AW 3 AW 6 AW 4 AW 10 AW 8 AW 9 AW 7 AW 3 •AW 5 •AW 8 •AW 7 •AW 4 Season Results Greeley West Kennedy Pomona Arvada Wheatridge Evergreen Golden Jefferson Lakewood Bear Creek Columbine Alameda Green Mountain Pomona Arvada Wheatridge Bear Creek Wheatridge Bear Creek Lakewood ’Play-Offs 2 10 10 1 Despite a losing season at all levels in 1981-82, the Ar- vada West girls basketball program looks forward to greener pastures in the fu- ture. The varsity returns nine players, and the pro- gram boasts sixteen sopho- mores, eight of whom played JV or varsity. TOP ROW L-R: Coach O'rourke, Sheri Holden. Amy Fincey, Kim Viorik, Andrea Norris. Cindy Beech. Coach Carl Fritze. 2nd ROW L-R: Cheryl Miller. Kathy Leibold. Mary Carmody. Susan Brink, Susan Hathaway. Basketball 275 Left to right: Mark -Lucero. Ben Rowell. Rich Halverson. Karl Giambrocco. Scott Stewart. Bob- Coisman, Marty Beauchamp. Jim Tinsley. Wrestling 279 FRONT ROW L R Mike Ramos. Scott Bollig. Calen Thomas. Fred Hitchens. Russ Bolig, Ed Schauer. Dave Morgan. Louis Anderson. 2nd ROW L- R: Coach Ron Lemmon. Tom Knight. Jim Ranson, Dave Hayden. Troy Gonzales. Dino Diyorio, Rick Jelen, Al Laurita, Coach Messer DUAL RECORD: WON 9 LOST 1 DISTRICT PLACE WINNERS: AW 54 Columbine 9 112 lbs. Calen Thomas Champion AW 33 Wheat Ridge 11 126 lbs. Ed Schauer Champion AW 57 Jefferson 6 98 lbs Mike Ramos 2nd Place AW 33 Poudre 21 HWT Al Laurita 2nd Place AW 22 Arvada 31 119 Lbs. Russ Bolling 3rd Place AW 38 Ranum 9 145 lbs. Jim Ranson 3rd Place AW 33 Green Mountain 12 155 lbs Tom Knight 3rd Place AW 30 Pomona 23 167 lbs. Dino Diyorio 3rd Place AW 53 Bear Creek 3 105 lbs. Scott Bollig 4th Place AW 43 Golden 10 Tournaments: STATE PLACE WINNERS: Highland 10 team tourn: 1st Place 167 lbs. Dino Diyorio 3rd AW 16 team tourn: 2nd Place 98 lbs. Mike Ramos 5th Place DISTRICT CHAMPIONS HWT Laurita 6th Place FRONT ROW L R: Alan Johnson. Jed Wallace. Randy Gonzales. Mark DILoreto. Mike Buenemann. Mark Martinez 2nd ROW L R: Coach Ron Lemmon. Roxy Vendena. Artie Connolly. Todd Shoemaker. Jim Oliver. Shawn Strecker. Paul Michel. Coach Messer Track Under the coaching of Mike Pinkston, Kendra Cowley and Amy Griffiths, the girls track team put forth a good effort this year. Comprised mainly of underclass girls, the team lacked experience, but is looking forward to a good year next season, with the addition of new talent and the exper- ience the girls gained this year. Many of the underclassmen lettered and Kathy Hoff- man went to finals for district. 284 Track 1982 ARVADA WEST TRACK TEAM: Top Row-left to right: R. Bums, J. Lawyer. S. Smith. A. Purcelly, M. Smyth. M. Tobler, E. Lazo. R. Bartlett. B. Gates. D Bisque. M Kramer. C. Wilson. M. Koch. T. Panze. D. Dunn. S. Finholm. A. Kosirog. A. Olds. Front Row: B McGregor. M. Kite, R. Jain. R. Laurita. B. Smith. T. Tyrell. C McLellan, C. Bretz, S. Poland. R. Meehan. M. Gigon. M. Adams. T Knight. J Lynn. J. McLellan, K. Gerdes. B. Rowell, M. Lucci. J. Balcair. M. Gabbard. B Mumford. S. Dodson. S. Ackerman. G. Fisher, J. Dodson. S. Stewart. R. Dykhouse. S. Ecker, J. Hendrickson. S. Lohman. A. Leinwand. S. Mueller. C. Swallow. J. Fincken. Middle Row: J. Linton. D. Collier. R. Baker. B. Obluda. D. Appelhans. E. Schauer. M. Zajac. D. Yaeovetta. W. Cox. B. Brauch. A. Wilson. M. Newman. H Barton, Smith. J. Vanpelt. T. Finholm. R English. Gary Martin. NOT PICTURED: T. Feely. K. Hansen. D. Knight. D. Schroder. P. Michel. M. Beauchamp. A. T. Knight. M. Mason. T. Barnes. J. Foote. J. Blanton. K. Downing, M. Laurita, R. Roundy. T Behm, P. Howes. J. Browdy. G. Thurston. M Ramos. COACHES: J. Zajac. A. Olds. B. McGregor. Mgr. M. Kite. G. Martin 1982 Girls Track Team: Mike Pinkston. Karla Gabossi, Sue Brink. Janine Whitehead. Cathy Hoffman. Alise Matthews. Chris Freburg. Kim Vidrik. Sue Stewart. Linda Ross. Carol Dodson. Shannon Ap LaDawn Hutfles. Sandy Tracy. Lorraine Shugrue. Judy Higgins, plegate. Nancy Tomsic. Kendra Cowhey. Amy Griffiths. Dara Cole. Lynn Mentgen June Campbell. Teresa Stevenson. Sheryl Smith. Maria (Jlsten. Track 285 The 1982 Track team had a good year. 83 athletes performed throughout the year at the many meets scheduled. A large portion of the team was comprised of underclassman. A number of Seniors finished their careers as mem- bers of a record breaking group. Tom Knight broke the school record in the 300 low hurdles with a time of 39.33. Randy Dykhouse, Mark Fisher, Marty Beau- champ, and Todd Tyrrell broke the high jump relay record by each jumping over 6' combining for a 24'4 total. Many seniors who have performed for three good years will be missed. Randy Baker, Randy Dykhouse, Mark Fisher, Tom Knight, Steve Linton, Matt Mason, Jeff VanPelt, Tim Finholm, Mike Smith have truly helped out the track program. Our Sophomore class was District Champions and the Juniors will help us become a fine team next year. ?86 Track The boys' tennis team went through a rebuild- ing season this year. With a season record of 1-10, hopes were set on next year and the many underclassmen on the team. The team finished 10th in the sub-district competition. The three top singles spots were held by sen- iors Mike Smith, Todd Olson and Tom Krug respectively. The 1 doubles team was Dave Myers and Mike Wang. The 2 position was held by Eric Brace and Darren Curtis. Mark Ferguson and David St. Germain were. 3 doubles and Lane Landrith and Steve Keelan were 4 doubles. Front Row. I to r: Stuart Patti, Mike Newman. Mike Hart, David Brown, Jeff Mathis, John Trovinger, Paul Turner. Willie Suesserman. Back Row. I to r: Todd Olson. Tom Krug, Scott Habbershon, Tim Bertram, Eric Brace. David St. Germain. Darren Curtis. Mark Gerguson, Mike Wang. Steve Keelan. Dave Myers, Mike Smith, Coach Joan Price. Not Pictured: Brian Groves, Lane Landrith Front Row, I to r: Tracy Russ, Sue Passarelli, Linda Stuck, Cindy Fillinger, Julia Gabbard, Kathy Kelsey, Anne Meis. Back Row, I to r: Joan Price, Lynn Solmonson, Heather Hayden. Jeanine Labriola, Crystal Campbell. Bryn Fillinger, Teresa Dowling, Litton Chang, Jenny Rozman, Kerry Sheets, Valerie Gash, Becky Stout, manager Robin Carpenter. Tennis 289 The team finished the season with a 7-4 re- cord. Many of the underclass players from the team this year gained a maturity which will benefit the team next year. Cindy Fillinger was the 1 singles player, Sue Passarelli was 2 and Jenny Smith the 3 singles. The 1 doubles team was Anne Meis and Bryn Fillinger. The 2 doubles team was Kerry Sheets and Crystal Campbell and 3 was Julia Gabbard and Kathy Kelsey. 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Thanks for the help, patience and encouragement that you gave all of us. The cast and crew of Brigadoon Sharon: You’re the steadying, friendly and totally insane influence of my life. Thanks for adding some variety to the year. Love: Stacey To a special friend, Barb. To say thanks for just being there and sharing. May you find true love, peace, happiness and remember life, love and laughter. Melissa To Rick, to a close friend, thank you. Remember talps. Love, Melissa Jona • May the music always be in your heart. I’m going to miss you. Godspeed • Melissa Phil • Thanks for the dances. Melissa A-West Marching Band - You make me smile. MS I Love Wayne S. Smith • Stacey I Love Kirk Dear Poo, I will always love you, and I will miss you when you graduate. Our love is forever and always! Yours, Tiger Jill G. • You’re the greatest. Carrie P.S. I'm really gonna miss you! Scott M. • You'll never know how much I care C.P. Rich Halverson • Your loss, your mine! Beep And Bop • you were terrific. Tyrone 300 Boosters Hey Tiger, i'll love you forever as long as forever will last. Love Poo Bear To Cathy, my good luck charm! Thanks for being there to talk to Here's to summer AND Colfax. Andy Scott, I wish the time hadn’t come for you to fly. Thank you, Kristi Stacey: Tape my cigarettes together again and I'll kill you. Mr. O Vicki, I love you. Jim L.J. Long live Commando Jim and Feb 26, (MASH) B.J. Here’s to Bondage!” by J.O., C.I., C.M., J.P., S.M. Joders, Hot Lips, Dribbles, Shack (Jp, Stoney • long live the deviants! Slosh Bob • Take off, you hoser! Doug Better to wrestle and lose than to play basketball Remember Joe B., there's a sucker born every minute, Carrie. Alease, you’re a great gal, but treat your mouth better, Carrie. 1. Tim Finholm loves Disco 2. Funk Lives Sue Wendy! You’re the greatest, Love Camille. Sharnon: Thanks for all your support for being such a fantastic friend! Love, Camilly. Big Guy: Thanks for always being there when I needed you. I love you, Mealy Stace: You’re the best buddy in the world. See you in Hawaii. Love, Meal. Camille: Well, what can I say? Except, remember Don, Paul, Jon, Rip, Jeff, Ron and K.C. and the A.M.A.A. Club. Will we ever learn? Love, Stacey Boosters Fra, My High School Days Have Been spent with you in Love and happiness, may our Love continue to Grow throughout the years. Love Frew Rich Bartlett, Sorry I was too nice and you felt you gad to break up. Couldn’t you think of anything more believable? Love Sue Mike, will, Centaur, MCL, L.T.; I remember W.O.T.C., the Mountains, city park, Woodsies, 4th hour, singing river Boulder good times. Keep dreaming big- 83 is ours. Shortie Kelli, You always brought me up when I was down thanks for always being there “Sue”? Rob Schleiger, Thanks for babysitting me New Years EVE. Love Sue M. Lisa my Darlene Gay, Let’s go an be somebody next year. Its been real. 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