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

Text from Pages 1 - 320 of the 1985 volume:

The Claw Arvada West High School Introduction ..................................................................2 Academics ....................................................................32 Classes ......................................................................68 Activities ................................................................ 156 Sports.......................................................................228 Ads .........................................................................290 Every Moment Soon Becomes A Memory Because ... These Are The Greatest Days Of Our Lives So Far Of It Sharing Good Times With Good Friends Caring That These Feelings Never End There’s A Feeling That You and I Can Share Together We Can Be A Part Of It Take A Chance Together 20 Don’t Be Afraid To Show Us Who You 22 Are Anyone Can Be A Star There’s A Place For Everyone Making Sure These Are The Greatest Days .. So Far 09-0 FIRST WOMAN — Geraldine Ferraro became the first woman to run for the office of Vice President when Walter Mondale selected her as his running mate. Ehox. 2ND ARTIFICIAL HEART — William Schroeder became the world's second artificial heart recipient. RESIGNATION — Vanessa Williams became the first Miss America to be forced to resign her crown and was replaced by the first runner up, Suzette Charles, Miss New Jersey. WORLD TRAVELER — Pope John Paul II traveled extensively during 1984, beginning with South Korea, Thailand, the Soloman Islands and Papua, New Guinea, where 200,000 natives turned out to meet him. 8 -05- WHAT A RUSH — The Chicago Bears' Walter Payton set a new rushing record during a game against the New Orleans Saints. He broke Jim Brown's record of 12,312 yards. 9 0(c TINA'S BACK — Singer Tina Turner, 46, made a comeback with her first solo album, Private Dancer. It hit the top of the charts with singles, What's Love Got to Do With It” and Better Be Good To Me. credit: AP WIDE WORLD PHOTOS CURRENT IEVIENT5 3 -67 NO PEACE FOR BEIRUT — Twenty-three were killed when a car bomb hit the U.S. Embassy in Beirut. The tragedy was followed by questions about security measures. -08 TOP MOVIES — Robert Duvall won best actor for his role in “Tender Mercies.” “Terms of Endearment” won three Oscars: best picture, best actress Shirley MacLaine, and best supporting actor Jack Nicholson. OLYMPIC CHAMPIONS — The U.S. won more Olympic medals than any other country in the Summer Olympics at Los Angeles. Two superstars were Carl Lewis, who won four gold medals in track events, and Mary Lou Retton, the first American woman to win an individual gymnastics Olympic medal. PURPLE PRINCE — One of the hottest new musical artists of 1984, Prince rocketed to the top with his nationwide tour and his first movie, “Purple Rain.” 97 ft WHERE'S THE BEEF?— Clara Peller, age 80, immortalized the phrase Where's the beef?” with her TV commercials for Wendy's. SWEET NEWS—Dr. Daniel Azarnoff proudly displayed a molecular model of the artificial sweetener NutraSweet. New to the market, it quickly replaced saccharine in many low- calorie foods. _ CURRENT I EVENTS Administrators Counselors 38 Business education includes instructional programs for and about business for all students according to their interest and needs. Business education has an important contribution to make in the development of economic literacy of all Arvada West High School students. It provides an occupational instruc- tion program for students desiring careers in business, as well as instruction for students who plan programs requiring post-sec- ondary and higher education in the field of business. As consumers, workers and citizens, students should be able to interpret economic issues which affect them and to manage their economic affairs efficiently and wisely. Business classes help develop an economic understanding of how the business system operates and of the importance of wise consumerism. The Arvada West business department, through its classroom instruction and on-the-job training programs, is helping to devel- op students with personal, social and economic competencies. Betty Hosman Business 39 40 The 1984-1985 school year has been one of change and growth for the English department. We said fond good-byes to Mrs. Foster and Mr. Donaldson, who both transferred to Bear Creek as assistant principals; Mr. Schaaf. who transferred to the Tech Arts department; and to Mrs. Bergland and Ms. Poe who went on leave. While it was difficult to lose such outstanding people, we were fortunate to find excellent replacements so that stu- dents continued to receive superior English instruction. Without Mrs. Dengerink, Mrs. Jaworski. Mrs. Snyder, Mr. Bock and Mr. Hynes, the year could have been difficult for all; with them, the year proved to be funfilled, productive and stimulating. The department continues to offer over forty-five (45) different courses in composition, literature, language, oral communica- tions and special programs. The English curriculum is a source of pride for the nineteen (19) department members who dedi- cate themselves to making Arvada West best! English Foreign Language Judy Evans Belly Gleaton Mary Malone A boom year in Foreign Language—French, German, Latin, Russian, Spanish! Great frustration: shortages of books, class- rooms and teachers! Great satisfaction: the achievement of many students involved in a study which will enrich their individ- ual lives and may just eventually contribute to a civilized, peace- ful world! Gt Gt Humanities Jolene Knapp The Autonomous Learner Pro- gram for the Gifted and Tal- ented provides an opportunity for motivated students to dis- cover and explore areas of in- terest. The class allows the in- dependent student to create his her own program of study through self-discipline in an at- mosphere of imagination and creativity. Home Ec. Kathy Wood Beth Hays The Home Economics department at Arvada West provides students with the opportunity to gain skills that will assist the student in being successful on the job as well as in family life and independent living situations. With a rapidly changing technology that is quickly reaching the individual in his or her home, we feel that it is important for students to be aware of management skills to make the best use of resources and to gain and practice communication skills that are vital in every aspect of the human existance. Home Economics at Arvada West is much more than just ' ‘cooking and se wing'It is designed to prepare the individual to be successful in their future living environment. 46 The social studies focus on people, on the world, and on rela- tionships between the two. In brief, the social studies are those instructional courses, programs, and projects that are designed to assist students to understand, analyze, react to, and act upon: The relationships of human beings to the world in which they live. The relationships of human beings to other human beings. The relationships of human beings to themselves. Larry O'Donnell Jan Pease Jim Pierson Mike Barrows I mda Diftord Ellen Edmonds Rich Feely History Rob Blnford Lee Courkamp Dave Harris Jolene Knapp Student enrollment in math courses continues to in- crease each year. Courses offered include Math Comp., Math Level H, Algebra -Selected Topics, Algebra I, Informal Geometry, Plane Geometry, Al- gebra II, Trigonometry, Math Analysis, Calculus, Mathematics of the Financial Industry, and Statistics. This past year the Computer Programming classes were placed under the heading of Computer Science and therefore no longer count as a math credit. Math Media Center The Library Media Center is the core which provides teaming resources and accompanying services within the context of the Arvada West's curricular design. 50 Music Monte Otto Bob Zachman We believe that music should be a vital, living force in the life of every person. We provide music at Arvada West High School to contribute to the self-realization of each individual with particu- lar emphasis on his aesthetic, intellectual and social develop- ment. It is our purpose to develop musical responsiveness, under- standing, knowledge, skills, attitudes and habits in all students so that they may know the joy of both producing and consuming music. Through a creative approach to the elements of timbre, rhythm, melody, harmony and form we aim to acquaint each student with the basic structure of music so that he may continue to grow musically throughout his life. Si Art The visual arts has a most important task when educating stu- dents. It is our duty as art teachers to heighten the visual and sensory awareness. Art improves our quality of life and develops our sensitivity to become full human beings. Art forces ourselves to form inward for an answer. It helps us to explore ourselves and excersize our creative thoughts. We exer- cise our creative thoughts by learning new skills, discussing of the past, and experiencing the present. Our goals in Art to communicate, as we communicate through speech and writing, our feelings, thoughts, ideas, and dreams. -4s artist we think, feel, and project a vision of the future. Visual arts develops discriminating taste, creative potential, and an appreciation for life. Practical Arts Tom Anderson Drives Ed is a program of classroom instruction and actual on the street driving experiences. The program is designed to instruct and provide students with the knowledge, skill and attitudes necessary for sate, efficient and effective operation of a motor vehicle. Bob Drew Tom Fincken Bobbi Scheer Phys. Ed. 54 Physical Education classes are a combination of activities and are not directed to any certain grade level. Any Student may elect to take any course or combination of courses offered each quarter with the following restriction: A level I course must be completed prior to enrollment in a Level II course unless permission of the instructor is obtained. Any course may be repeated for credit with the instructor's permission. In all physical education classes, maintenance of overall fitness is a major objective. Enhancement of the mental, emotional, and social qualities of each individual through active involvement is the goal. Remember getting a shower in Unified Science when Mrs. Maruna watered the plants? Remember finding a live iguana on your desk when you came to biology? And trying to dissect a pig for two weeks without toughing it? Remember the “Slinky” that somebody else streched out of shape so it wouldn't make waves down the hall? Remember the final in chemistry: the great nylon pull? And trying not to strangle your partner with your 12 foot strand? Re- member Mr. Ward's daily rabbit feeding? We hope you also remember to question those “scientific state- ments you read in the paper and that you have a better under- standing of the living and nonliving world as a result of your Arvada West science courses. Tech. Arts Technical arts, as a part of general education, provides the oppor- tunity for students to develop active vocational and avocational interests vital to achieving success in tomorrow’s complex and promising society. A variety of courses in Auto Mechanics, Drafting, Electronics, Metal Working and Wood Working are offered to help today's student develop specialized skills, understand the place of industry in our society and pursue individual interests. Exceptional Student Programs are designed to assist students in reaching their full potential in academic, social, emotional, behavioral and vocational areas through the support and facili- tation of both regular and special education. An individualized program is implemented to meet specific needs of each individ- ual student. Instruction is provided in Language Arts, Math, History. Survival Skills, Study Skills, Careers, Work Experience and On the Job Training as appropriate. Teachers work 60 Special Education 61 Security, Cooks, Custodians Teacher Candids 65 Teacher Candids s$Ar 70 QM Seniors John Alderman Rick Abrew Rod After mat I Michelle Alberts Trevor Allman Kent Anderson Kristi Anderson Troy Andrews Janet Arnold 71 Sandy Arnold David Atencio Joe Aucoin Scott Augustine Thomas Baird Scott Baldnin Mary Kay Bash lord Tammy Baker Karen Barker Cheryl Batt Mindi Beal Scott Bean Katie Bechtold Rebecca Beckwith 72 Seniors 73 Barb Blevins Nancy Blevins Paul Boeder Kevin Bogan Rick Boggs John Boss Paul Braun Kristina Broomhall Tracy Bunn Pam Brian Gino Brienzi Mitsy Bromley Harlan Bryant Mike Bulmer Susan Bumpus Don Campbell Robert Canady Jill Carey 74 Seniors Cohe Carpenter Jill Cellars Melissa Carroll Ken Chapton Richard Cass Richard Cavenah James Christensen Marlin Christensen Anne Cicero Yvette Ciencin Larry Clark 75 David Coffman Carmeli Cole Mark Compton Susan Connolly Tim Crandall Shelly Cyr Andy Dalpes Kathy Dalton Mark Daniels 76 Seniors Julia Davis Patrick Day Shelley DeJiacomo Jacob Detrie A 4 fit Lisa Degenhart Jack Desanti Scott Doehling Paul Daurio Traci Dehn Scott Dome Tina Dorrance Laura Dr ago Edward Duff 77 Rick Engelhard! Matt Erker Monique Erramouspe Greg Ehlinger Anna Ellis Charles Evans Cassandra Ewert Rich Ferdig Linda Ferris Kevin Ferry 78 KriBti Fisher Penny Fisher Keity Hint Seniors Dennis Gallegos ChristeI Gallinger Jill Gantenbein Cheryl Garcia Jeff Finney Pamela Fischer Delane Fisher Julie Forbes P.J. Forbes Joe French Brett Frisch Ellen Gardner Deanna Garretts Georgeann Gavel da ✓ Dina Garramone Tim Getsler Tom Gilley Kris Giambrocco Michael Giddings Ray Gifford Jana Goddard Steve Godsey Rod Gonzales Monica Goodburn 80 Seniors Paula Granato Devin Granbery Mike Grant Shari Green Bill Gylling Todd Hager Dayne Haines Lisa Hama mo to 81 Tandi Harrison Cathi Hay Dina Haynes Tammy Hendrix Kevin Henry Julie Hermance Robert Hess 82 Seniors Mike Jekel Jim Jeiinek Christina Jeske Brian Johann 83 Michaela Kastens Peggy Katt 84 Seniors Kelly Kirchmar Mike Klug Michael Knight Natalie Knight Brett Koppers Robert Krafcigs Kevin Kroeker Kristen Krueger Donna Kuester Christine Kuhlmann Doug Kurtz Janine Landberg 85 Eric Larson Roksanne Laxson Jill Leonardo 4 Joliette Link Amy Leake Jeff Lawson Rick Lehl Patrik Linds from Even Lewis Greg Lone Paul Long Joe Longmeyer Brenda Losinski 86 Seniors Kurt Maelzer AVAILABLE Tammy Malik Jerry Manley Jonathan Martin Mark Martin Sean Martin Rick Martinez Steve Martinez 87 Andy Mathews Jodi Matthews Scott Maxwell Craig McCain Danny McCloskey Stephanie McElroy Monte McGlochlin Rhonda McKinnon Lynn McLellan Keith McMullen Mike McNamara Susie Meredith Wendy Mollard Troy Minch Bill Miller Connie Monroe 88 Seniors Mike Morley Lisa Nawyn Stan Morr Sherrie Nelson Vicki Nelson Craig Nesshoefer Molly Murphy Craig Nahring Jill Neumann Theresa Neuroth Brenda Newburn Timothy Nicholas 89 Chris Nichols Renee Nicoloff Michele Niedzielski Tina Ninneman Rhonda Olinger Mark Oliver Tracy Olson Jodi Or back Misti Orthner Scott Oskvarek Linda Palizzi Rick Palmer Seniors Julie Peacock Mike Peterson David Perea Jetl Peterson Kim Peterson Lisa Phillips Shawn Phillips Jim Picket! Lome Plummer Sherri Pickering A Wendy Pierce Sherri Pigg 91 Leslie Polito Stephanie Poliak Tracy Potter Mary Premac 92 Ronda Roberts Lisa Robinson Jason Rodriguez Becky Rogers Seniors Rod Scheaffer Ginny Rowley Mike Sands Troy Russell Gia Sarconi Jacqueline Sage Linda Scherer Bobbi Schillinger Ron Schmidt Steve Schneider 93 Rob Schoenberg Jim Shannon Kenny Simpson David Smith Kim Smith Kurt R. Smith Kurt Z. Smith 94 Seniors John Stanley Amy Strieker Becky Tanguy Wade Sprueill Kim Steely Steve Stuck Lori Tatum Michael Squire Jana Stevens Krista Swanstrom Gayle Snyder Ray Soriano Valerie Smith lla Stallbaumer Cindy Stout Angela Sweet MfChelle Taylor Todd Thomas David Tidd Chris Tiller Mike Tobler Lee Tompkins Paul Thompson Mechelle Tippets David Tjarks X Sandy Thrapp Shawna Troxel Rick Tuggle Gary Tuka Lisa Turner Seniors Debbie Valente Debbie Wasilik Paul Velasquez Kristi Uehling Sam Wallace Sue Walton Karie Walsh Angie Warnke Fred Walters Buddy Watkins Laura Webber Rod Weber Stacy Weiler 97 Shefli Wisehart I Regina Wood Eugene Woods Colleen Wreed Brad Wyant 98 Seniors Barry Yoder Scott Zanetefl Thomas Zundet Valrie Wyckott Jeff Zioto David Zulejkich Kris Zuments Marty Young Susan Yeager Scott Young 99 Seniors Seniors 103 Seniors Not Pictured Patricia Allen James A sc he Kevin Bartlett Steven Beckwith Lawrence Bellante Dann Berry Jeffrey Bredvold Robert Brehmer James Brisnehan Mark Brown Sean Brown Mary Bryan Richard Buckner Thomas Butler Andrew Carney Johnathan Chamberlin Rodney Chatham Frances Chavez Dave Cook Riley Cottingham Brian Crandell Robert Curtis James Daly Sean David Tim Dick Mike Dickson Jennifer Digiacomo Mike Driscoll Michele Eddins Andrea Evangelista Richard Ferraro Janis Glittenberg Yvonne Gmuer Shawn Gordon Theddor Gottlieb Dawn Grasso Mike Hahn Silke Hammer Kenneth Hansen Michelle Hawley Rhett Herring Donna Hester David Hickman Angie Hilliard David Hoffman Daniel Holstein Mitzi Hyde Rena Imwalle Lori Kajfosz Scott Keegan Kevin Knutson Steven Krogh Eugene Lamb Linda Langhoff David Leishman Kimberly Lind Anthony Loranc Craig Maes Garfield Martinez Robert Maxheimer Alan McAlister Albert McGovern Josesh Mehshng Michelle Memberg Brian Merrills Marla Moody Brian Nara Brett Necessary Richard Neumann Terry Nichols Michelle Nielson Sean O'Leary Todd Ohaver Roger Peckham Mark Pekas James Pershing Pepe Pulido Michael Raab Darren Radchffe James Rickner Curtis Roth Ted Russ Kelly Sample Kristina Schauer Tony Schneider Barbara Schroeder Keith Shaffer Tammy Shephard Thomas Sheridan Michelle Sills Guy Sitzman Barbara Smith Ken Smith Michele Stokes Scott Stringham Dale Summers William Thaemert Laun Tracey Thomas Velasquez Georgeann essa Mike Vickery Patrick Wallace Chris Walsh Tyke Whitcomb Mike Wiesner Susan Williams Steven Willis Tracy Wipperman Mike Witteveen Thomas Wolfe Christina Wollner Scott Oreck Jorge Zabalbeitia Juniors James Abbate Tammy Adams Melissa Allen Brent Anderson Mike Anderson Jorgan Andrews 7)9 Andrew Aranda Russell Archer Tiffany Armbrust Heidi Arp Scott Artus John Ashton Brain Bartlett Mary Bartos Robert Baskall 107 Kevin Boettinger Dena Bogan William BohI Bryan Bokusky Brad Bolchunos Michele Bornheim Sandra Boytim Traci Bradford Beth Brandstetter Laura Brian Laura Brinkman Lynne Broeder 108 Juniors Craig Brooks Laura Brooks Norman Broomhall Dean Browdy Todd Brown Michelle Bruno Mike Bryan Gregory Bucelloni Jeanett Burke Julie BurkepHe Michael Burris Jeff Burton Randy Butler Vincent Butvidas Linda Cahill Peter Cain Shelley Call Robert Bulinski Stacie Bunkers Steve Burger Lisa Campanella Michelle Campbell Kimberly Carlson Darilyn Carroll Kristy Casagranda Jim Cawyar 109 110 Paula Clarke Christa Cline Stephanie Cochran Dawn Coffman June Cole David Coleman Mike Cooley Glenn Cooper Whitney Cooper Troy Corby Robert Courtney Donna Cover dale Nick Collins Heather Colson vvm V� Kevin Condray Chris Connolly Bradley Cook David Cook Bill Crawford Scott Crisler Brandon Croy Juniors Lee Anne Dean Michelle Debell Rhonda Dejong Guido Delpiccolo Kurt Delucero Ha Hie Doming Dedee Dempster Alan Dendmger Darrell Denning Andrea Desiato Jennifer Deubel Kimberly Dewar Danae Dierdorff Kevin Dillow Michele Direzza David Dolan John Dooley Christine Dowell Joseph Dowling Kent Downing James Dozer 111 Daniel East Lori Ebert Shawn Eckley Tracy Edwards Troy Eggers William Ellis Laura Emerson Tina English William Erfurdt Sandra Erickson David Ermish 112 Juniors Gordon Feliciano Edwin Ferguson Scott Ferndelli Philip Feudner Shauna Ficco Kerry Fields Joan Fischback Jon Fischer Mace Fisher Timothy Flaherty Lonnie Fletcher Patrick Flood Blake Frei Forrest Fridlund Mark Furlong 113 114 Michele Gibbons Steven Gilbert Ray Gilley Paul Gillings Angie Glenn Lisa Godfrey Brad Goidwater Tim Goodell Christopher Gordon Alan Green Ken Gubanich Rebecca Gregg Michael Griffin Kirk Griffith Todd Grossaint Juniors Keity Hansen Holly Harris Trish Harrison Jennifer Hart Michelle Hatcher Gerald Hathaway Man in Haugen Jerry Haynes Daniel Heier Lia Hemmingsen Mark) Henderson Julie Hess Frances Howard Kevin Huggins Jessica Hughes 115 Kirk Huston Darren Hymas Michelle ignatowski Morgan Imhoff Tina lozzo Jerry Jacobs David Jacobsen Kimberly Jandro John Jay Michelle Jenkin Danna Jennison Jenny Jensen Karen Jensen Ingrid Jergensen Karmen Jesse Ruthann Jotfer Andrea Johnson Darrell Johnson Lea Johnson Mike Johnson Wendy Johnson Joiene Johnston Jerry Jones Laura Jones Lynda Jones Mark Jones Michael Jones Juniors Daren Kipp Christy Klover Vaughn Knackstedt Roger Kraft Lawrence Krahl Darby Kramer Robert Kubes Becky Kubiak Sandra Kuester John Kurz Anthony Labriola Lisa Lane Stephen Lang Thomas Langer Ethan Larson 117 118 Leif Lathrop Gregory Laughlin Johnny Laurita Tina Laxson Joseph Lazzara Thomas Leek man Kimberley Lee Troy Legaard Christopher Legrande Anita Lemieux Marvin Lewis Angela Lightner Wendy Lowery Kevin Lueders Bret Lynch Dodd Lynch Linda Malick Dean Maltese Mark Manzanares Jim Marcelli Maureen Mareteck Juniors Matt McCurry Melanie McGrow Mark McHugh Kenny McKisson David Me Whirler Kristin Meter Susan Meter Rene Mein berg Vincent Meinke Randle Meisner Lisa Men tgen Debra Messer 119 Martin Mitchell Gayla Morley David Morris Thomas Murphy Thomas Mueller Vicki Mulhern Christina Murray Robert Musi! Barbra Nation Joey Nations Lynna Nakauchi Brett Navratil James Navratil John Neuroth 120 Juniors David Nevergall Eric Nimtz Shawn Newman Melissa Noon Megale Noonan Gina Notch Gregory Oaklief Gerard Obluda Kelli O'connell Bryan Oline Jennifer Olmstead Lisa Olson Wendy Olson Nicole Parra Traci Pascal James Passarelli Kelly Patton Terry Peacock Susan Pearce 121 Carl Pearson John Pertschi Anthony Peters Shelly Peters Matt Peterson Russell Peterson Roy Ranta 122 Jeffrey Ralston Jeannine Rasmuson Juniors Trent Roid David Ross Jean Ross Suzy Ross Kim Roundy Tim Rowell Millis Royneal Robert Rozehna! Donovan Rudd 123 Eric Semp Daniel Sergent Chris Setelin Gina Shake David Sheehan Kathleen Sheils Keith Shelp Jim Shirazi Julie Shirley William Short Dustin Sais Dulcey Simpkins 124 Juniors Monty Smith Stacey Smith Stacey Smith Troy Smith Jennifer Smolen Mitchel Soriano Ronald Sprueill James Stahnke Stephanie Statler w Justen Staudinger Darin Steadman Keith Steinman Carol Stevens Sheri Stewart Kevin Stewart Etwood Sfiner Clinton Stone Tim Stone Michael Stout Amy Strandberg Deborah Strauser 125 Sharon Stroup Martin Supitar Carl Swanstorm Kristine Swalde Carrie Tafoya Michael Taft Rachel Tanguy Mark Terkun Charlene Thoma Kristen Thomas Pete Thomas Robert Thomas David Thompson Julie Thompson Linda Thompson Lisa Thompson Tama Thompson Matthew Thoutt Stephanie Toone Ron Torres Michelle Tousignant Scott Townsend Ken Traudt Kristi Trovinger John Troxel Jenny Tucker Leslie Turner Juniors Reginald Turner Deidre Tygart Tyler Anderson Ty Tymkovich Jeff Ulrich Karen Valente Kirk Vollack Dean Wagner Tracy Wahl Christopher Walker Lisa Walker Ken Walters Tania Webster John Wehrli Daniel White 127 Mike Wiesner Bonnie Wilcox Lori Williams Lisa Williamson Michelle Willis Nathalie Wilson Susan Wilson Debra Wimngham Tina Wise Chris Wisehart Hans Wolfe Bobbie Woolley Chris Wright Gregory Younkerman Sarah Zier Reese Zomar Alan Zweifel Sophomores «5 Alex Alexander Andrew Ackerman Dalton Adams Jennifer Adams Cindy Ahrens Susan Alderman Renee Alexander Robin Alexander Janet Allbee James Amick Terry Amick Tisha Amos Mickie Andersen Bradley Anderson Dean Anderson Jennifer Anzur Dale Arnold Mat tew Ash burn Blair Ashby Dee Ann Aston Sandra Atwater Tod Anderson Christi Atzenbeck Mansa Austen Howdy Austin Jeffrey Avila Ryan Baker Tony Baker Diane Ball Mike Ball John Barham Stace yn Barlow Robert Barnes Gene Barnett Jennifer Bassett Sheila Beach Mark Bean Conrad Beaty Mike Beaty Rod Beauchamp Steven Bell Kim Bennett Michael Bennett Shawn Bennett Wenda Bennett Scott Bergers Sophomores Jami Blair John Blakely Chris Bloomstran Montie Blunn Edward Blythe Kelli Boatwright Micheal Boeder Carrie Boettcher Brian Bogan Mitchell Bollig Derk Bolton Tracy Brethauer Jill Brink Tony Boscia Jay Bradley Tammy Braye Holly BrisNehan Bert Bronstad Dena Browdy Anna Brown Joel Brown Raymond Brown Robin Brown Jason Brownewell Nichole Broyles Dean Bruning Matt Bryant Megan Buchanan Curtis Bunce Michael Bunn Kenneth Burge Lee Anne Bur key Lisa Burris Kathleen Burry Eric Burton Erich Butler Kurt Butler Daniel Butvidas Amy Cain Stephanie Call Scott Campbell Troy Campbell Kenneth Capra Aaron Carithars 134 Sophomores Leah Chapton Todd Child Amanda Chilton Susan Chinhurg Sunny Chrismer Todd Christensen Claude Chung Kimberly Church Lori Churchey Kendy Clark Trachelle Clark Ronald Coiaizzi Chris Collins Todd Collins Debbie Colson Scott Colson Kristin Conley Julianna Connell Kimberly Cox Chad Craig Eileen Crosser Kenneth Cruse Mark Cuadrado Jeffery Camming Curtis Day Rochelle Dejonge Julynn Demarco 136 Sophomores Paul Dodson Robert Doerges Tami Douglas Kevin Dowell H M Downey Cheryl Downing Melissa Dreier Donald Dr ink wine Katherine Dudley Frances Dulmaine Paul Dunkhase Jennifer Dunkin Danielle Dunning Gregory Dye B T Eastman Natalie Ebbs Mark Eckhardt James Eddy 137 Steven Erp Daniel Falk Matt Erramouspe Stephanie Fagiano Dena Farrar Elizabeth Felten Alan Ferguson Sandra Ferguson Nicholas Fines Tamara Fin frock Lynda Finley Raymond Fisher Robert Fisher Danelle Flaming Brittain Anne Floyd Sophomores Theresa Gish Jon Giullian Michelle Gohn Darren Gollackner Steven Gonzales Robbie Good Jeffery Goodell Todd Gordanier Catherine Goslau Andrew Gottlieb David Granbery Jefferey Gray Brian Gross Cynthia Guernsey Tonya Gustad Glen Hack Christine Haines Wendy Haines Lisa Harkins Brent Harrison Gregory Hartman Kevin Hathaway Kimberh Hathaway Harold Hawkins Berry Hay Jennifer Hedgpeth Kalyn Hedin Trent Hein Rachel Heinrich Todd Heintzelman Richard Helburg Leighanne Hell burg Troy Hendrickson 140 Sophomores Desiree Himes Sarah Hinz Michelle Hjerlied Pauline Hodapp t David Hoffman Todd Hogoboom Daniel Hrouda Kelli Hubbard Kenneth Hubbart 141 142 Melisa Hughston Jill Hunsaker Erika Hunter Kevin Hunter Roseyn Imhoff Michelle Ingermann Jackie Isenhart Lauri Ivey Robert Jackson Jared Jakino Stacey Jakino Barbara James Joan Jelinek Jeanine Jotter Daniel Johns Raymond Jones Lisa Junck Kim Kania Mary Kerrigan Jon Kessel Erik King Sophomores John Kling Stephanie Klug Kristine Knight Beth Knox Elizabeth Knox Susan Konieczka Berry Kooser Lori Koppers Robert Korotky Michelle Kowal Margaret Krafcigs David Kraft Kami Kramer Cheree Kretschmer Leeman Kuehner Todd Kuhlmann H Kullerstrand Darren Kurtz Larisa Labrant Joseph Lacertosa Daniel Lamb 143 Andrea Langer Vicky Langley Steve Lavendusky Keith Lawrence Stephen Lawyer Camie Lee Wendy Leslie Geoff Leventhal Daniel Laine Todd Lichter Andy Ligrani Larry Limon Dwanda Lingenfelter Serene Lofing Suzanne Lohf Deanna Lombardi Kristin Lone Diane Lopez 144 Sophomores Todd Losacco Stacey Lottman Andrew Lucci Daniel Lucci Cami Lynch Monte Majeres Edith Majors Robert Malone Gregory Marks Sue Maron Sean Marrin Kellie McGuire Shawnn McGuire Lindsay McMaster Rodney McMillen Chad McNeil Justin Mead Amy Monahan Brian Monsma Bruce Moorman Kimberly Moss Graig Motooka Robert Mueller Jerold Munster John Murphy Joseph Murphy Traci Murphy Cory Musich Jeffery Myers Trisha Myers Cindy Nabb Paul Naes Dana Nahring Robert Nash Laura Neal Sophomores Daniel Nimtz Michael Ninneman Gregory Noland Stephen O’Hara Jamee Olirte Keri Olson Tiffinie Olson Scott Or back Jennifer Osborn Laura Owen Regina Pacheco Karen Pankiewicz Barbara Parsley Christy Parsons Sonal Patel 147 Christa Patton Deborah Paul David Paxton Shawna Paxton Jennifer Pearce Steve Peck Janette Peters JillPeterson P l Kelvin Pfannenstiel Matthew Pierce Staci Pigg Daniel Pilcher Michael Piper James Pitts Anthony Pivonka Roy Plummer Kevin Ponis Larinda Porter 148 Sophomores Mark Quevil Robert Racansky Stephanie Railsback Flor Ramirez Thomas Rankin John Ransbottom JeAnne Ranson Joan Ratz Mercy Razman Kristin Rector Julie Reed David Reeve Eva Reichert ♦ C. Rehterford Patrick Rhoades Whitney Richards Michael Rickaby Peter Rietkerk Dina Ringland Cheryl Robbins Donna Robbins Troy Robbins Denise Roberts Lynnette Roberts 149 Honey Robertson Dawn Robinson Becky Rognrud Felipe Romero Kathy Romero Patrick Rondinelli Caroline Ross William Row f Scott Rowedder Megahn Rowland Marcy Rozman Ramona Ruhl ■ David Russell Michelle Ryan ii t v. v Amy Saint Denis Deanne Sanders Sonja Sanders Theresa Sandtrom Doug Schmidt Kim Schneider Jon Schott 150 Sophomores Robert Schow Deanna Schroder Gretchen Schroeder Chris Schroeder Benjamin Schwenk Brennan Schwenk Sand i Sirrtonds Mark Simoneau Angela Simons r b Fw Lone Simons Elizabeth Simpson James Simpson 151 Tracy Simpson Kim Skipton Michele Slaughter Anne Smith Constance Smith Douglas Smith Robert Smith Robyn Smith Roxangela Smith Schuyler Smith Wendy Smith C. Solecki Beth Stoddard Mitchell Storey Jennifer Stout Sophomores Launnda Stout Kristie Straughn Rebecka Strauser Kristi Stroud Cheryl Sveum Jeanne Swalde Eric Swanson Krista Swanstrom Cindy Swenning Corina Swenson David Tanguy John Tarjanyi Sandy Tuka Brian Turner C. Turner 153 Chris Turner Tracy Tyler Derek Ulehla Kristina Ulmer Shelley Underwood Christina Valente Gregory Vendena Mark Vickery Barbara Vigil William Vigil Bradley Wade Jennifer Wagner Bart Walker Andrew Wallace Timothy Walsh Melia Walton Greg Ward Karen Ward Michelle Ward Sandra Weber Lisa Wehrli Judith Weismann Shannon Welch Paul Welk 154 Robert Whetton Donna Wichael Carne Wickersham Noel Wick war Steven Williams Angela Willis Phillip Wills M Wintringham Sharon Wisz Heather Wood Shawn Wiegel Dernse Williams Rachael Woodling Kristin Woolley Michel Woolley Scott Yockstick Dean Yocum Scott Yoder Brandon Zipse 155 Student Life 159 Once again this year’s Homecoming was a time for all to enjoy a great deal of fun and excitement. This year's theme was “Past, Present, and Fu- ture. The activities includ- ed Future day, Class Color day; including the tradition- al wearing of the toga by seniors, Beach Bum day, and a bar-be-que. The car caravan to the sta- dium kicked off the Home- coming football game with plenty of spirit and pride. During halftime, Paula Giul- lian and Barry Yoder were crowned Homecoming Queen and King with Becky Dvoracek and Frank O’Donnell as senior atten- dants Milissa Millsapps and Steve Lang as junior atten- dants, and Lisa Junck and Kent Bashford as sopho- more attendants. The game concluded with a 17-3 vic- tory win over Wheatridge. The week's festivities were concluded with the Home- coming dance on Friday night with the theme 1999. €91 duiLuooeuuoH King And Queen Paula Giullian Barry Yoder 166 Homecoming Royalty Senior Attendants Frank O'Donnell Becky Dvoracek Junior Attendants Sophomore Attendants Melissa Millsapps And Steve Lang Lisa Junck And Kent Bashford 167 Timbrels and Wildcat Chorale is the central Singers work on pop. group of the Arvada Company West and Vo- jazz, and classical styles West choirs. It is the cal Showcase are the of choral music for per- main course of the “Desserts” for the formance. Timbrels Otfi- musical feast avail- A.W.H. S. choir Program. cers: President-Nataiie able to Arvada West Both groups perform Ebbs Vice Pres. -Kim Singers. They study and choreographed num- Christine Sec. Trea- perform music from all bers. Company West surer-Jennifer Cavan- musical periods with an emphasizes “Vocal augh Performance Man- emphasis on Acapella lit- Jazz . Members of both ager-Amy Houston. erature. Chorale Offi- groups team the music Wildcat Singers Officers: cers: President-Kelly and perform with Choral Pres. -Mike Grant Vice Kirchmar Vice Pres.-Jer- also. Pres.-Dina Haynes ry Cummingham Sec. Sec. Treasurer-Gayla Treasurer-Lori Houston Morley Performance Performance Manager- L Manager-Ethan Larsen. Jeff Finney. V XT 168 Music Company West Chorale 170 Marching Band Marching Band took the are: Flutes - Karen Bark- 1st place trophy at this er and Stephanie McB- years Lakewood on Pa- roy, Clarinets - Jill Cel- rade. In addition, the tars, Saxes - Sean Mar- band also performed at tin, Trumpets - Tom Zun- ' the Arvada Harvest Fes- del, Trombones - Mike tival Parade, home foot- Squire, Tubas - Dave ball games, C.U. Band Smith, Percussion - Sean Day, and the C.B.A. Re- Dooley and Scott Swan- gional Competition. Strom. Drum Majors are Tim The Class representa- Geisler and Brandon fives for the band this Croy. Flag Captain is year are: Seniors - Jill Anne Cicero, with Assis- Cellars, Juniors - Mike tant Captain Jill Ganten- Bryan, Sophomores - bein. Section Leaders Steve Trayser 1111111:; .... 1 171 Flag Team 172 Jazz Showcase Jazz Showcase is made up of the 20 most talent- ed jazz performers. The band performed at four school concerts as welt as jazz festivals and competitions in the area. Section leaders are: Saxes - Sean Martin: Trombones - Mike Squire. Trumpets - Paul Boeder, Rhythm • Me- chelle Tippets. Jazz Ensemble Jazz Ensemble is open to any student who would like to gain more experience in the jazz idi- om. The group per- formed at the Golden Jazz Festival, the Jeffco Jazz Festival and in sev- eral concerts at school. Band Symphonic Band Symphonic Band is available to any interest- ed instrumentalist at Ar- vada West. The group performed divergent concert literature and presented several con- certs, culminating with the Pops Concert held in May. Wind Ensemble is a high- ly select group of the most gifted instumenta- lists. The group is select- ed through auditions and is limited to under 50 players. The band per- forms a wide variety of the highest quality litera- ture for the wind band. In addition to school con- certs, the band again competed at the State Large Group Festival in April. Wind Ensemble 174 Orchestra Front Row Darren Kurtz. Shelley DeJonge. Jennifer Diggs. Krystal McCarthy. Kim Foster. Alexandra Starr. Back Row: Jeff Finney. Ingrid Jergenson. Kirk Juhnke. Chris Gordon. Mr Bett Not Pictured: Laura Brooks. Paula Giullian. Jon Guillian. Sandy Simpson. Brad Cook. Front Row: Kristi Trovinger. Tiffany Martin. Shauna Ficco. Michele Gibbons. Martina Ctrnacty. Kristi Mason. Kelli O'Connell. Stacey Weller. Second Row: Debbie Montoya. Kim Bergstrom, Becky Tanguy, Jana Stevens. Lynn McLellan, Chris Tiller. Becky Dvoracek, Dawn Johanson and Amy Winkler. Sponsored by Janice In addition to attending Mulvany and Judy Tem- summer camps, the girls pie, the squad enjoyed a participated in two com- year full of spirit and en- petitions which enabled thusiasm. them to show off their Under head poms Jana skills and long hours of Stevens, Chris Tiller, practice. They received Becky Tanguy and a superior trophy for Becky Dvoracek, this their performance and squad began their sue- did extremely well in their cessful year by receiving second performance. the Super Spirit Stick award, many individual Overall, the 1984-85 and group superior rib- pom squad was always bons and by giving there to support the 110% at the RMCA teams during games and summer clinic. pep rallies. 176 Pom Pons Senior Poms - Debbie Montoya. Amy Winkler. Kim Bergstrom. Becky Tanguy. Jana Stevens. Lynn McLellan. Chris Tiller. Becky Dvoracek. Stacey Weller, and Dawn Johanson Cheerleaders Mat Maids TOP ROW: Tracey Kessler. Holly Peister. Debbie Messer. SEC- OND ROW Julie Hagelgans. Peggy Farley. THIRD ROW: Roxanne Birlaul. This years group of Mat Maids was the best group ever. Under the leadership of Tracey Kessler the girls had a fun and great ses- sion. A special thanks to Mrs. Barbara VanDyke who sponsored the Mat Maids. She gave a lot of her time and advice to help us have a great session. � ?o National Honor Society Top Row. L to R: Mike Squire. Fred Walters. Sean Gilsdorf, Ray Gifford, Peggy Katt. Shawn Wilder man. Marty Young. John Alderman. Val Smith. Kurt Smith. Dina Haynes. Middle Row: Sarah Ross. Janet Arnold. Michelle Taylor. Val With- row. Amy Aadalen. Harlan Bryant. Cindy Stout. Kristen Kruger. Nickie Greene. Anna Ellis. Jeff Peterson. Lisa Phillips, Mike Grant. Bottom Row: Mark Clark. Jill Cellars. David Tidd. Beth Hohn, Karen Barker. Paula Giullian and Mike Klug. Not Pictured: Paul Boeder. Tracy Bunn, Lori Houston. Deidre Marrin. Steve Martinez. Don Sena and Kim Steely. National Honor Society, a group of highly moti- vated individuals, pro- vides service to the school and community. Activities for the year in- cluded Christmas toy re- pair, sponsoring movies and a running race. They also presented the annu- al scholastic banquet. Officers were: Mark Clark, president; Paula Giullian, vice president; John Alderman, treasur- er; Val Smith, secretary. NHS was sponsored by Mr. Drew and Mrs. Reed. L to R Kent Anderson, Brandon Zupancic. Jana Stevens. Scott Oskvarek. Cathi Hay. Tim Geisler and Paul Long. 181 s llSliliillllllv The annual scholastic ban- quet was held on May 6, at 6:30 p.m. at the Marriott Hotel. Sponsored by the National Honor Society, the ban- quet's purpose is to recog- nize academic excellence. The outstanding student in each department was given an award. 182 184 Cast Chorus .... Mike Grant Antigone . Carie Finigan Nurse ....... Tris Miller Ismene . Lynn Me Lei Ian Haemon . Sean GHsdorf Creon ..... Dan Rogers First Guard .. Mile Klug Second Guard ... Kevin Madden Third Guard Roger Kraft Messenger ....... Bernie Prokop Page ...... Sven Liane Eurydice ...... Michelle Martine Director Producer ..... James Hunt This year's fall production Antigone by M. Jean An- ouilh, hosted a cast and crew of new faces to the stage, with a sense of the sanctity of human dignity and enough honesty to produce such a difficult tragedy successfully. The first part of Sophocles trilogy entails Odeipus’ re- alization that he has killed his father and married his mother by whom he has had four children. The second part deals with Oedipus' time in exile and impending death. He gives his throne to his sons decreeing they will reign Thebes in alternate years. At the end of Eteo- cles’ rule he refuses to give up the throne to his brother Polynices the two engage in Civil War killing each other. Creon, their unde, becomes king. The third part, Antigone, be- gins with Crean’s edict that Eteocles is given a state funeral and Polyn- ices is left to rot. Antigo- ne, rebelling against the order not to bury her brother, is caught and put to death. Antigone 185 The spring musical. Carni- val was presented on May 9. 10. 11. 16. and 17. The show takes place with a traveling carnival which contains puppets. Siamese twins, magicians, jugglers, and almost any other imag- inable circus sidekicks. The puppets play an important role in relating two of the major characters of Paul and Jacquot to the audi- ence. Through the puppets. Marguerite. Renardo. Horri- ble Henry, and Carrot Top. the audience becomes aware of how Paul feels about Lili. Lili. is a young girl who comes from the lit- tle town of Mira in order to join Schlegel's Circus. The principal players were: Lili. Candi Rogers: Paul. Kurt Z. Smith: Marco the Magnificent. Dan Rogers; The Incomparable Rosalie. Chris Tiller: Jacquot. Marty Young; Schlegel. Tim Ni- cholas; Olga. Carolyn Pi- pho; Greta. Dary Carroll; Grobert. Brian Russell; Gladys Zuwicki, Deanna Garretts; Gloria Zuwicki. Jana Goddard; Dr. Glass. Scott Young. Yearbook Under the direction of co-editors Debbie Mon- toya and Tracey Kessler, this year's yearbook staff spent many hours and a great deal of effort trying to produce a cre- ative and interesting yearbook. The staff se- lected the GREATEST DA YS OF OUR LIVES as the theme in order to re- flect the high school years here at Arvada West. k Newspaper The newspaper staff, under the direction of sponsor, Linda Bellacome, and co- editors Anne Cicero and Cathi Hay, worked through- out the year to publish a quality paper. Different types of stories were printed, along with tet- ters to the editors, in an at- tempt to reach the entire student body. 189 The Arvada West Speech Team has enjoyed one ot its most successful years ever. We attended over eighteen tournaments, in- cluding National Forensic League activities. Never once was Arvada West not represented in final rounds. Over ten students reached final rounds during the year, and most of them were tro- phy winners. A. W qualified for the state tournament and placed second in our state district standings in so doing. Special achievments in- clude numerous trophy awards for Steve Wunch in Humor, multiple finalist awards and a second finish in Boy's Ex temp. Speaking at the State Tournament for Kevin Madden, and qualifi- cation for the National Fo- rensic League National Stu- dent Congress for Brandon Zupanzic. The N.F.L. qualifying Tour- nament produced especial- ly satisfying results. Steve Wunch. humor. The team placed 4th out of 25 schools and also brought home two school awards, a huge traveling trophy for most accumulated rounds of competition and a lead- ing Chapter Award for Ex- cellence in speech from 1972 to 1984 Other successful contribu- tors throughout the year in- cluded Janet Allbee. Lisa Lane. Mike Morgan. Gag- brielle Nelson. Sami Nigh. Kevin Lueders. Jen Bassett. Alexandra Starr, Chuck Nunn. Norman Broomhall. Tracy Tyler. Most encouraging is the fact that very few of the team members will be lost to graduation. We hope to see continued growth in the team and continued suc- cess next year. 190 Speech Team 192 Student Government is the governing body of student activities at Arvada West. Student Government is composed of highly moti- vated and responsible stu- dents from every grade that are given the opportunity to do service projects for the school and community, and to exhibit and develop lead- ership abilities. Highlighting the year was the canned food drive which surpassed last year's total by hundreds of cans. The following events were sponsored by student Gov- ernment: Homecoming, several Faculty Staff lun- cheons, Snowball dance, Sadie Hawkings dance, Prom, Paper drive, Santa Grams, Vala Grams, and of course the multi-purpose school store. This year's officers are Mark Clark, President: Steve Martinez, Student Body Vice President; Lisa Olson, Secretary: P.J. Dun- kin, Treasurer: Frank O'Donnell, Senior Class President: Holly Piester, Ju- nior Class President: Drew Wallace, Sophomore Class President. Student Government is sponsored by Mr. Jawor- owski. k Under the direction of Mr. Ashton, the Arvada West Interact Club is a school and community service or- ganization sponsored by the Arvada Rotary Club. In- teract serves at the Rotary Travelogue programs at the Arvada Center and assists with the foreign exchange students. Michelle Stokes from Harare Zimbabwe is our Rotary exchange stu- dent this year. During foot- ball season Interact contin- ues its support of the foot- ball team by selling pro- grams at the football games. Apart from all the service oriented activities the Inter- act members get together throughout the year for par- ties. and every year during winter vacation a ski trip is planned. To finish our the year, in April a few Interact mem- bers attend the Rotary Dis- trict Conference at the Broadmoor Hotel in Colora- do Springs to report on In- teract 's activities through- out the past year. In May the annual dub banquet is held to initiate the members and officers. Last year we enjoyed the dinner and play at the Heritage Square Op- era House. SI 194 Interact 196 The 1984-85 school year proved to be a very suc- cessful and productive year for HERO. One of this year's major projects was the catering business. This business is student owned and operated and has ca- tered over 30 events during the course of the year. Our business boomed and the company grossed over $10,000. Due to the suc- cess of the catering busi- ness, several students had the opportunity to attend leadership conferences that spanned from coast to coast. Conferences were held in such cities as Chica- go, Portland, and New York. As the year ended, members traveled to the Broadmoor in Colorado Springs for State Confer- ence. The Arvada West HERO Chapter dominated the conference. Members received seven gold med- als, thirteen silver, two bronze and the spirit award. Chapter president and state 1st vice president Lib- by Marks won the Out- standing State Officer Scholarship for $750. All in all, the Arvada West HERO Chapter showed once again that they are really HEROES. F.H.A X During the past year. FHA set out to do many projects and finished them all. This year's theme was “Young at Heart and we worked with the elderly. We also put on a talent show for them. We attended two district meetings-Greely and Colorado School of Mines. We attended the National Cluster meet- ing in Portland. Oregon and state convention in Colorado Springs. This year we also had social events-Halloween, Christmas, and a spring party. The social events increased membership and strengthened old friendships. We would like to thank Mrs. Bauder for all her help. She let us do our own things and we learned a lot from that. Also, thanks to Mrs. Taylor, our chapter mom, for all her support. Members-Michelle Tay- lor-President, Linda Scherer-Vice Pres.. Ann Robertson-Secretary, Peggy Katt-Treasurer, Jean Ross and Whitney Norton-Reporters, Cheryl Downing-Histori- an, Sandy Thrapp-Par- liamentarian, Brenda Todd, Heather Wood, Robbyn Wright, Patty Al- len. 198 The 1984-85 officers are President-Paula Granato, Vice-President-Lisa Notch, Secretary-Yvette Ciencin, Treasurer-Becky Beckwith, Reporter-Linda Palizzi, His- torian-Cindy Fett, and Ju- nior Representative-Lisa Hinton. The club consists of 100 members and seven offi- cers, many of whom are employed by local business through office occupations on the job training pro- grams for credit. One of the chief objectives of the organization is to de- velop strong aggressive leadership so that these fu- ture businessmen and women may participate more effectively in the busi- ness and community life that they and community life of which they are a part. The club had many activi- ties which included four community projects to visit local hospitals, holiday par- ties, one fund raiser, and to attend district, state nation- al competitions, and to at- tend leadership confer- ences. F.B.L.A. Deca The following students won awards qualifying them to attend the state marketing and distribu- tive education confer- ence at the Broadmoor Hotel in CO. Springs March 3-5 1985. Advertising 5tn- Laura Graham Finance and Credit 1st- Mike McNamara 3rd- Reese Zomar Restaurant Management 9th- Darin Steadman Apparel and Accessories 8th- Roger Kraft Food Distribution 1st- Penny Fisher 4th- Scott Zanetell Petroleum Marketing 4th- Larry Bellante General Merchandise 2nd- Brain Crandell 4th- Chad Roadhouse General Marketing 2nd- Andy Dalpes 9th- Pete Thomas 11th- Keith Shaffer 200 Science Club L to P David Miller, Darren Kurtz, Shelle Currie. Robert Racansky. Trent Hein, Pam Fischer. Michelle Blankenship. The Arvada West Science Club is an informal club de- signed to make science a more enjoyable topic for all students involved. By plan- ning their activity, the par- ticipants go beyond class- room subjects and delve into topics involving the ap- plication of science in ever- yday life. Past activities in- clude trips to Rocky Flats, group discussions on a vari- ety of science topics, and lectures. 201 202 Prom King And Queen Barry Yoder And Cathi Hay Junior Attendants GAe junior Gfass of Glruada JsJest Senior JfigA ScAoof requests your presence at tAe nineteen Aundred and eigAtg-fue junior- Senior CProm Aonoring tAe Graduating Gfass of 19SJ 3:00-12 midnigAl on Saturday, tAe eigAteentA of dfCag fRadisson ffotef Tfenuer Grand GSaffroom Glfter d rom Guent I -4 a m. Garry Obluda Melissa Millsapps Steve Lang Stacie Bunkers 204 Prom Baccalaureate The Baccalaureate ceremo- ny was held May 31. at 8 p.m. in the gymnasium. The guest speaker was Pat Gacnik. Arvada's Woman of the Year. Tom Goslau gave the invo- cation and Julia Davis gave the Benediction. The Senior Ensemble sang No Man is an Island. Graduation The 1985 graduation cere- mony was held on Satur- day. June 1 at 8:30 a.m. in the gymnasium. 480 seniors and their guests tilled the gym as Mr. Ray Schnermger welcomed the crowd. William G. Ross, treasurer of Jefferson County Board of Education accepted the graduates and Mrs. Judith A. Pierce, first vice-president of Jef- ferson County Board of Education awarded the di- plomas. Graduation 213 Graduation Abq joiues Senior Superlatives 217 Best All Around Cathi Hay Frank O'Donnell Most Spirited Beth Hohn Marty Young Most Talented Carie Finnegan Dan Rogers Senior Superlatives Best Dressed Vat Smith Paul Daurio 219 Friendliest Libby Marks Dennis Gallegos Most Athletic Corie Carpenter Rich Cass Best Looking Jana Stevens Barry Yoder 220 Senior Supe 221 Class Clowns Carie Carpenter Scott Young Best Buddies Ray Soriano Troy Minch Senior Superlatives 223 Best Legs Becky Dvoracek Shawn Phillips Sexiest Smile Kim Peterson Mike Grant TOP ROW: Fred Walters. Brandon Zupancic. Mark Clark. Harlan Bryant. Paul Boeder BOTTOM ROW: Jeff Peterson. Kim Steeley. Kristi Uehling. Paula Giullian. TOP ROW Mike Squire. Tim Geisler. Marty Young. Dina Haynes. Mike Grant. Grant. Anna Ellis. BOTTOM ROW: Shawn Wilderman Cathi Hay Beth Hohn. Michelle Blankenship. David Tidd. Jill Cellars. Kristen Krueger. 224 Top Ten Percent TOP ROW: Lori Houston. Shelle Currie. Kent Anderson. Tom Biren. Barker. Don Sena. Steve Martinez. Cindy Stout. Shelli Wisehart. Jana Scott Oskvarek. Rick Boggs. John Alderman. BOTTOM ROW: Karen Stevens. Deidre Marrin. TOP ROW: Mike Knight. Michelle Taylor. Ann Fox. Sean Gilsdorf. len. Lisa Carlton. NOT PICTURED: Amy Elliott. Yvonne Gmuer. Nicole Mike Klug, Val Smith. Lisa Phillips. BOTTOM ROW: Monique Erra- Greene. Paul Long. Paul Velasquez, mouspe. Andrea Kazee. Linda Scherer. Jean Dulmaine. Amy Aada- 225 Student Life tball Football Front Row. L-R: Darren Smith. Rod Gonzales. Andy Dalpes. Steve Lang. Barry Yoder. PJ. Forbes. Dave Yocum, Rick Clayton. 2nd Row: L-R: Chris Schroeder. Kris Giambrocco. Rich Cass. Paul Velasquez. Scott Oskvarek, TomBiren. Monte McGlochlin. 3rd Row. L-R: Tom Langer. Pete Thomas. Brian Hicks. Jim Shannon, Bob Belich. John Laurita. Tom Hicks. Mark Pons. 4th Row. L-R: John Jay. Joe Dawson. Scott Pribble. Rusty Archer. Joel Hager. Leif Lathrop. Jett Ralston. 5th Row. L-R: Mike Anderson. Dave Smith. Ken Guban- ich. Marc Rodriquez. Bill Pospisil. Dean Browdy. Reggie Turner, Darin Rohlt. 6th Row. L-R: Eric Eskew. Clint Stone. Kevin Dillow, John Ashton. Matt Clnquanta. Bryan Oline. Gerry Obluda. 7th Row L-R: Manager Todd Erfurdt, Manager Mitch Soriano. Manager Jim Abbate. Joe Lazzara. Tim Fox. Mark Jones. Larry Abernathy. Manager Jerry Martin. Manager Rob Hess. Manager Eric Swanson. 8th row. L-R: Coach Jim Zajac, Coach Joe Simmons. Coach Gary Martin. Head Coach Brian McGregor. Coach Bell Feety. Coach Marty Asbury. Coach Guy Thurston. 9th Row. L-R: Coack Dave Wilson, Coach Paul Salazar. Coach Rob Ammons. Coach Dave Harris. Coach Mark Biren -Man- ager. Joe Redmond The Wildcats lost 3 games during the 1984 season. The three teams they lost to entered the state playoffs with a combined record of 30 and 1. In the process the varsity football team established a 7-3 record losing in the state to Thomas Jefferson who was the first ranked offensive team in Colorado with a per game point total of 418 points. Other football highlights include: A big interdivisional playoff win over Evergreen to qualify for state: being able to platoon and have so many players letter as well as have all 17 Seniors start; being rated high in the state most of the year; and the football banquet featuring the infamous Jan Pease Senior Awards which gave our outstanding Seniors an appreciative and deserving sendoff. Team Captains Barry Yoder. Jim Shannon. Rich Cass. Coach Brian McGregor 231 '1984 Wildcat Coaching Staff: Front Row L-R Joe Paul Salazar. Brian McGregor. Dave Harris. Dave Simmons. Gary Martin. Marty Asbury. Bill Feely. Wilson. Guy Thurston. Not Pictured: Mark Lagrone Rob Ammon, Jim Zajac Back Row L-R Mark Biren. 1984-85 Season Record AW 34 Bear Creek 0 AW 33 Golden 0 AW 10 Evergreen 0 AW 17 Wheatridge 3 AW 6 Pomona 13 AW 16 Arvada 24 Aw 21 Alameda 0 AW 24 Columbine (league Playoffs) 7 AW 9 T. Jefferson (state playoffs) 10 232 Football Top Row, L-R: Coach Dave Wilson, Coach Paul Salazar. Goach Gary Martam. Head Sophomore Coach Marty Asbury, Coach Rob Ammon. Coach Dave Harris, Head Coach Brian McGregor. 6th Row. L-R: Steve Lavendusky. Lance Shore. Kurt Butler, Mark Krasovich, Kirk Malone. Mark Simoneau. Ray Jones. R.A. Plummer. Dave Tanguy 4th Row. L-R: Dan Lucci. Jay Bradley. Mark Miller. Dean Anderson. Curtis Day. Kelly Henry. Rob Doerles, Patrick Rondinelli. 3rd Row. L-R: Dean Yocum. Steve Bell. Craig Marks. Jeff Gray. Paul Dunkhase. Joel Brown, Bob Smith. Terry Amick. 2nd Row. L-R: Greg Hartman. Dan Falk. Bart Walker. Scott Yoder. Kevin Hathaway. Andy Simmons. Jeff Wren. Jeff Goodell. 1st Row. L-R: Chris Bloomstran. Mike Ball. Blaine Spies. Chris Dick. Matt Elder. Ryan Baker. Rod Beauchamp. Steve Perkins. Kent Bashford. Sophomore Team Scores AW 28 Bear Creek 10 AW 9 Golden 0 AW 6 Evergreen 20 AW 12 Wheat Ridge 15 AW 0 Pomona 21 AW 8 Arvada 11 AW 12 Alameda 14 AW 6 Columbine 20 233 Football Cross Country Back Row: Coach Olds. Paul Leetmae. Steve O'Hara. Steve Konieczka. Matt Bisque. Jorgan Andrews. Jim Kotowski. Tim Geis er. Steve Tow. Peter How- ard. David Paxton. Matt Peterson. John Kobach. Brad Cook. Brian Mansma. Coach Cowhey. Manager C. Swenning. Middle Row: Phi! Kazmier. Nick Sher- wood. Robbie Schow. Darren Corso. Jeff Beehler. Corrie Musich. Ken McKis- son. Jeff Peterson. Woody Stiner. Jim Christensen. Rick Neumann. Rick Boggs. Dave Belmear. Mike Pierce. Front Row: Krista Swanstrom. Chris Dowell. Donna Coverdale. Vicki Velasquez. Jana Stevens. Amy Strieker. Robin Freburg. Sandy Kuester. Michelle Kant or. Carrie Wickersham. Kristen Lone. Karen Ward and Megan Rowland 237 12’ Rick Boggs 16:24 12’ John Kobach 16:39 11 ‘ Dave Belmear 16:40 10’ Brian Monsma 16:47 12’ Tim Geisier 17:01 12' Matt Bisque 17:14 12’ Sieve Komeczka 17:17 10’ Sieve Tow 17:18 11’ Jeff Beehler 17:33 12’ Rick Neumann 17:40 12’ Kurt Maeizer 17:51 12’ Phil Kazmier 17:57 12’ Mike Squire 18:06 12’ Jeff Peterson 18:28 10 Steve O'Hara 18:38 10 Robbie Schow 18:39 12 Jim Christensen 18:51 10 Nick Sherwood 19:10 11 Jorgan Andrews 19:12 11 Woody Sliner 19:16 10 Malt Pierce 19:21 11 Brad Cook 19:22 10 Scott Fahrenbruch 19:26 10 David Paxton 19:30 10 Darren Corso 19:48 10 Paul Leetmae 20:01 10 Pete Howard 20:30 11 Jim Kotowski 20:45 10 Cory Musicb 22:03 12 Amy Strieker 20:30 11' Robin Freburg 21:03 12’ Jana Stevens 21:18 ID- Michelle Kantor 21:18 12’ Krista Swanstrom 21:24 10’ Karen Ward 21:49 11’ Vicki Velasquez 22:14 10 Carrie Wickersham 22:28 11' Sandi Kuester 22:31 10 Meghan Rowland 24:01 11 Chris Dowell 24 10 10 Kristin Lone 24:25 12’ Sue Connolly 25:24 11 Donna Coverdale 27:57 ' m 1984 Letter Winners 238 Season Best Times Run in Competition (5000 Meters) Grade Time am proud of this year's cross-country team. Over two-thirds of the letter winners this year lettered for the first time, indicating how young and inexperienced our team was. Despite our lack of experience, we won the Arvada City Cham- pionship Race for the third consecutive year, won the Boys North Division Race, and we were Boys JV District Champions. Our varsity teams finished 5th (Boys) and 6th (Girls) at the District Meet. We were led by seniors Sue Connolly, Amy Strieker. Jana Stevens and Krista Swanstrom; Matt Bisque, Rick Boggs. John Kobach, Tim Geisier, Steve Konieczka, Rick Neu- mann, Mike Squire, Kurt Maeizer, Phil Kazmier, Jeff Peterson and Jim Christensen. Outstanding juniors Dave Belmear and Robin Freburg, and sophomores Brian Monsma and Michelle Kantor, along with an outstanding group of underclass runners promise to make the 1985 season equally exciting. Two school records were set during the season. Rick Boggs ran 16:24 for a new 5000 meter record for the boys, and Brian Monsma ran 16:47, a new sophomore boy's record for 5 kilo- meters. Coach Olds - r Cross Country 239 [ Volleyball Volleyball Front row- Marni White. Juti Bartow, Cathi Hay. Corie Carpenter. Mindi Chris Turner. Stace Barlow. Jen Stout. Sue Alderman. Michelle Ingerman. Beal. Mary Kay Bashford. Jennie Wott. Vicki Muthern. 2nd row- Mgr. Karen Kara Eichacker. Coach Coyle. Coach Honsa Back row- Tommy Fintrock, Brauch. Carrie Boettcher. Tammy Braye. Mary Kerrigan. Jen Bassett. Robyn Smith. Debbie Colson. Jill Brink. Becky Rognrud. Wendy Leslie. Stacie Bunkers. Lisa Godfrey, Brooke Driscoll. Wendy Knapp. Rachael Julie Wyatt. Camie Lee. Leah Chapton. Tanguy 3rd row-Coach Kvamme, Dena Browdy. Jill Altman. Lisa Junck. The 1984 Wildcat Volleyball team finished 16-7 with losses only to teams that qualified at least to dis- trict level play. A tough loss to Evergreen and two wins over league second place team Golden highlighted the season. De- spite a 7-3 league record we fin- ished 5th and the season ended ab- ruptly in the second round of sub- district with a hard-fought three- game match against Arvada. Special Recognition Most valuable player: Vicki Mulhern 1st team, alt-conference: Vicki Mul- hern; Jenni Wolfe 2nd team, all-conference: Mindi Beat Honorable Mention, all-conference: Mary Kay Bashford, and Cathi Hay Varsity 16-7 Jr. Var. 14-5 Soph. 13-6 Vicki Mulhern - 1st team All-confer- ence Most valuable player Jennie Wolf, captain - 1st team all- conference Tenacious Cat Award 241 ‘84 Varsity Back row: Cathi Hay. Corie Carpanter. Jennie Wolf. Mary Kay Bashford. Mmdi Beal. Juli Barlow Middle row: Wendy Knapp. Ingrid Jergensin. Marni White. Lisa Godfrey. Coach Mary Kvamme Front row: Tammy Braye. Stacte Bunkers. Vicki Mulhern Wildcat Awards Tenacious Cat: Jennie Wolf Outstanding Senior: Mindi Beal Outstanding Junior: Vicki Mulhern Outstanding Sophomore: Tammy Braye Most Improved Senior: Cathi Hay Most Improved Junior: Wendy Knapp Most Improved Sophomore: Stace Barlow Most Valuable jr. var. player: Stacie Bunkers Most Valuable sophomore Player: Julie Wyatt Sophomore Hustler: Jill Brink 242 Volleyball r 244 ------------- Swimming ____________J Swimming Back Row: Mike Smith. Bob Tate. Ken Cruise. Skip Down- ing. Danny Butvidas. Kris Zuments. Mike Bayer. Jim Ke- towski. Todd Thomas. Middle Row: Vince Butvidas. Kurk Butler. Todd Torneo. Greg Hartman. Jerry Cunningham. Mike Stott. Coach Amy Griffith. Front Row: Tony Vaughn. Kevin Hunter. Kevin DowI. Jeff Alvia. Andy Rhodes. Back Row Diving Board: L-R: Anna Brown. Tracey Mur- ing Board: Kim Fowler. Lisa Lane. Jen Cavanaugh. Hang- phy. Michelle Ryan. Marcy Rosman. Jenny Dunkin. Barb ing from Board: Marisa Austen. Lynda Finley. Amy Mona- Parsley. Jennifer Amur. Wendy Wyland. Standing on Div- han. Anne Smith. Coach Amy Griffiths. 245 Except for a few outstanding individuals, the boy's swim team had a somewhat disappointing season. With an incredible depth in previous and existing year-round swim- mers, A-West had an excellent chance at taking the league title. However, the boys finished 4th at the League Meet. A-West sent three individuals and a relay to the State Championship. Kris Zuments placed 5th in the 500 free, in a new school record time, and 7th in the 200 free. Todd Thomas placed 9th in the 500 free and 8th in the 200 free. Schyler Smith also added a 12th place finish in the 50 free and the Free Relay of Todd Thomas, Kris Zuments, Perry Butvidas and Schyler Smith also added a 12th place finish to top off an excellent state Championship Meet. Although Arvada West is losing two of its three individual state qualifi- ers, Coach Amy Griffith still has a positive outlook for next year. 246 Swimming Girls Swimming- This season the team finished in ninth place at the League meet. Karen Bellio placed 1st in 1 meter Diving for her second year in a row. She also qualified for the State meet and placed 7th. Captains this year were Seniors Karen Bellio and Kim Smith. Out- standing swimmers this year include- Amy Monahan Sophomore award- Lisa Hamilton, Tracy Wahl, and Lisa Lane Jr. awards and Karen Bellio Senior award. Lisa Lane also won the most dedicated swimmer award. 247 GOLF Golf BACK ROW Coach Barrows, Schyler Smith, Paul Davis, Ray Gilford. Vince Butvidas. Brandon Zipse. Mark St. Germain FRONT ROW Fred Watters. Ray Soriano. Gregg DiPaolo, Kurt DeLucero, Laun Tracy. Jack Frost. Boys Golf, Fall 1984 The 1984 Boys Golf team managed to place 10th in an extremely tough league. At the District meet, the boys placed 7th. Ray Soriano, the only state qualifier, led the varsity lettermen. a group con- sisting of Greg D paolo, Laun Tracey, and Fred Waiters. Also assisting the varsity team were Paul Davis. Jack Frost, and Kurt DeLucero. At the Greeley, Perry Park, Estes Park and Loveland meets, the team finished in the top half out of 30 teams. Promising a hopeful season next year, the J. V. team con- sists of Mark St. Germain, Vince Butvidas, and Schyler Smith. This year's girls golf team played up to Coach Barrow's expectations. They placed third overall in League and received a trophy for their efforts. All girls played better than their previous year scores and M. V. P. was given to Theresa Neuroth. L Io R Coach Barrows. Carol Stevens. Shelly Gohn. Regina Wood. Shelly Knudson. Theresa Neuroth. Kim Smith. Kelly Kirchmar. Cheryl Garcia 249 r Softball Varsity - Top Row L to R: Coach Hynes. Joan Sheehan. Cindy Stout. Char Mann Bottom Row L to R: Paula Clarke. Robin Alexander. Beth Brandstetter Smith. Angie Glenn. Tracy Potter. Jeanine Toddy. Brenda Losinski. Coach Joli Link. Cindy Ahrens. Amy Elliot. Sandy Simpson. Jill Peterson. The A-West softball team finished an excellent ’84-85 season by finishing second in the Jeffco League Tourna- ment. The Wildcats put together a fine 13-2 record this season, only losing to the Wheat Ridge Farmers. The 'Cats were led by Senior starters Amy Elliot. Brenda Losinski. Cindy Stout. Joli Link and Tracy Potter. In two years of girls softball in Jefferson County. Arvada West stands at 26-2 with one league championship. Con- gratulations. girls! 252 Softball Junior Varsity - Top Row L to R: Coach Hynes. Tracey Simpson, Regina Ranson. Sandra Weber. Michelle Soriano. Dee Ann Aston. Tammy Worthley Pacheco. Joan Sheehan. Andrea Desiato. Michelle Bruno. Teresa Benkowski. and Sandy Ferguson. Dina Ringland and Beth Biren. Bottom Row L to R: Renee Alexander, Jeanne Lett to Right: Patti Cluck, Jennifer Wagner. Julie Oehlerking. Karen Johnson, setter. Ann Young, Jill Hunsaker. Michelle HjerteicJ. Christa Patton and Carmen Kristy Cassagranda. Pete Wood. Becky Tanguy. Francie Howell. Delane Fi- Cox. The 1984 Summer Olympics produced many new dreams for Seniors Becky Tanguy and Delane Fisher along with juniors athletes around the world and the Arvada West Gymnastics Kristy Casagranda and Ann Young returned for another suc- team was no exception. cessful season with sophomore teammates Julie Oehlerking, Jill Hunsaker, Jennifer Wagner, Karen Johnston, Michelle Hjer- Enthusiasm and support were high for the team throughout the leid and Christa Patton, entire season. The team had its usual round of injuries, but optimism never failed them. 256 SOCCER V. 258 Soccer TOP ROW John Drumright, Marty Young, Kurt Smith, Andy Leoni, Jim Jehnek. Mark Compton. Dave Grosaint. Eric Larson. Craig Nesshoffer. 2nd ROW Coach Heinz Weichselbaumer, Tom Gosiau, Andy Matthews, Mike Tobler, Andy Ackerman, Ouido Del Piccolo, Greg Yonkerman, Devin Gran- bery. Matt Erramouspe. Coach Werner lllig 1st ROW: Kris Zuments. Shawn Phillips, Jack De Santi Top Row Mike Ninneman, Kevin Hunter. Greg Pierce. Phil Wills. Eric Nimtz. Kenny Capra, Joe Murphy, Todd Gette, Paul Gillings. Middle Row: Coach Weichselbaumer. Kirk Houston, George Zabbalita, Todd Losacco, David Granbery. Tony Schneider. John Murphy. Jon Schott. Mark Schaeffer. Chris Collins, Mike Woolley. Front Row: Danny Heier. Dan Butvidas, David Russell 259 A.W. 1 Gr. Mtn. 2 A.W. 2 Golden 0 A.W. 1 Bear Cr. 0 A.W. 0 Arvada 1 A.W. 7 Evergreen 0 A.W. 3 Golden 1 A.W. 0 Columbine 2 A.W. 1 Alameda 0 A.W. 1 Bear Creek 3 A.W. 2 Lakewood 2 A.W. 2 Wh. Ridge 1 A.W. 5 Pomona 1 This year's boys' soccer team had the best season any team has had in four years. They finished with a 5-4-1 record ending up in fifth place and giving them a spot in the league playoffs. However, they lost the first game of the playoffs in a four sudden death, five-man shootout defeat to Arvada. This year's team captains were Andy Mathews, and Mark Compton as picked by the team. The rookie of the year award went to Matt Erra- mouspe for his outstanding job as a forward. John Drumwright was given the best defender award, Andy Mathews was given the best mid-fielder award, and Marty Young was given the best forward award for his talent and for tying for the leading scorer of the team. M. V.P. went to Mark Compton who also tied for the team leading scorer. The coaches awards went to Marty Young and Andy Mathews for their leadership both on and off the field. AH Conference honors went to Mark Compton for making first team, John Drumright and Jack Desanti for making second team, and both Marty Young and Andy Mathews were honorable mention. This year's coaches, Werner lllig and Heinz Weichselbaumer, would like to wish the graduating seniors good luck in the future and are looking forward to next season with the returning players. Soccer L to R Back Row-Scoll Rowedder. Karen Rayl. Paula Clarke. Vicki Mulhern. Paula Leoni. Melinda Carlson. Joanie Jelinek. Robyn Smith. Jackie Sage. Coach Heinz. L to R Front Row- Tina tozzo. Dulcey Simpkins. Lisa Hamamoto. Michele Bell. Monique Erramouspe. Linda Thompson. Julie Forbes. A W vs. Arvada 5-0 AW vs Evergreen 15-0 AW vs Wheat Ridge 4-3 AW vs Columbine 3-0 AW vs Golden 10-1 AW vs. Green Mountain 3-0 AW vs. Pomona 5-1 AW vs Alameda 9-0 AW vs. Lakewood 6-1 AW vs. Bear Creek 4-2 The girls’ soccer team played well again this year and placed 5th in state. They are also the first A-West girls' soccer team to win the Jefferson County Championship with a perfect 10-0 record. The team yielded just 8 goats during the league and scored an amazing 61 against their opponents. Michele Bell was the league's leading scorer with 35 goats and 5 assists. Linda Thompson was second with 17 goals and 15 assists. All conference first team honors went to goalkeeper. Jackie Sage. ; defender, Mon- ique Erramouspe; halfback, Dulcey Simp- kins; and forward, Michele Bell. Second team all conference honors went to full- back, Lisa Thompson; Halfback, Robyn Smith; and forward, Linda Thompson. Honorable mention went to fullback, Me- linda Carlson and halfback, Lisa Hamma- moto. The team faced Jefferson in the state pre- liminaries and beat them 3-1. They then played Cherry Creek in the quarter finals and suffered an unfortunate 0-1 loss. The J. V. team did well this year and won all their games except one, against Col- umbine. The coaches of the mighty Wildcats- Head Coach - Werner lllig - 2nd year 4s- sistant Coach Heinz Heichselbaumer-4th year 261 L to R Back Row-Karen Rayl. Lynette Wunsch. Kami Kramer, Jill Brink. Sarah Hinz, Kristin Cavenah, Jen Bassett. Stephanie Railsback. Chris Retherford. Dawn Daley. Sandy Simpson. Chris Dowell. Coach Heinz. L to R Kneeling-Wendy Smith. Sue Alderman. Cindy Ahrens. Cathi Gosiau. Lori Chance. Sandra Weber. Julie Wyatt. Andrea Langer. L to R Sitting-Jill Hunsaker. Penny Griffith 262 Wrestling s________________ BACK ROW: Ken Gubanich, Dean Bader, Rich Cass. Darren Smith. P J. Sheridan. Luke Ligrani, Russ Wosk. Dean Anderson. Jeorge Zalbalita Forbes. Kevin Hathaway. Dean Bader. Coach Garry Marten THIRD ROW FRONT ROW: Mitch Bollig. Tod Erturdt. Greg Pierce. Scott Marten. Chris Head Coach Rob Binford. Steve Tow. Sam Buckner. Mark Clark. Andy Schroeder. Paul Maes. Andy Ligrani. Ken Shoemaker. Bryan Erturdt. Jerry Ligrani. Kurt Butler. Tom Gilley. Ray Gilley. Brian OUne. Ray Jones. SEC- Jones. OND ROW: Brennan Schwenk. Gerry Obluda. Kevin Van Dyke. Thom This year's wrestling team, under the leadership of Darren Smith and Thom Sheridan, took the league championship. They were also district runner-up and city champs. This year's district place winners were Darren Smith, first place; Chris Schroeder. Ken Shoemaker, Gerry Obluda, Thom Sheridan and Rich Cass, third place; and Sam Buckner, fourth place. State qualifiers were Ken Shoemaker and Rich Cass. Darren Smith took fourth in state. A.W. 43 Golden 9 A.W. 51 Columbine 9 A.W. 52 Evergreen 0 A.W. 38 Pomona 24 A.W. 25 Wheatridge 26 A.W. 43 Bear Creek 18 A.W. 49 Green Mountain 11 A.W. 50 Alameda 12 A.W. 27 Arvada 26 264 Basketball 266 Basketball This year's varsity basketball team had a very exciting season. After getting off to the best start in A-West history (6-1) and being ranked 6th in state, the wildcats ended with a 10-9 record. In 17 of the 19 games, the cats were ahead at some time in the last two minutes. The team had many highlites including beating Arvada twice and winning the city championship, having the best defensive average in the league, breaking the re- cord for most team stars, and taking an overnight trip to Fort Collins. This years team (David Atencio. Jeff Bur- ton. Ken Chapton, John Drumright. Pat Flood, Rick Lehl. Troy Minch, Frank O'Donnell, Scott Oskvarek, and Ray Sor- iano) was very hard working and became very close. They represented A-West with pride and class and were a pleasure to work with. Varsity: Back Row: Pat Flood. Ken Chapton, Frank Row: Scott Oskvarek, John Drumright. Ray Soriano O'Donnell. Rick Lehl, Troy Minch. Dave Atencio. Front and Jeff Burton. Jr Varsity - Back Row Mark Rodriguez. Tom Langer. Thout. Rob Rozehnal. Matt Erramouspe. Brent Ander- Tom Hicks. Matt Kaupp. Eric VanWalkenberg. Steve son and Brad Goldwater. Lang. Mr. Pendorf. Front Row: Jeff Ralston. Matt 267 Sophomore - Back Row Mr Petit t. Paul Dunkhase. Dalton Adams. Sam VanKirk. Pete Howard. Kent Bash ford. Steve Bell Middle Row Mike Drinkwine. Noel Wickwar, Ryan Baker. Todd Kuhlman. Rod Beauchamp. Andy Akerman. Front Row: Barry Hay Basketball Varsity- CarI Fritze, Jill Peterson. Jenny Duncan. Tina Ninneman. MaryKay Bashford. Corie Carpenter. Kim Smith. Karen Ray I. Cheryl Garcia. Rene Lemeiux. Junior Varsity- Cindy Guthals. Michelle Bruno. Jill Peterson. Jenny Duncan, Jen Stout. Tammy Braye. Carrie Ross. Lisa Walker. Sue Alderman. Karen Jensen. Andrea Desiato. Rene Lemeiux. This years team had a positive out- look on the season. The record was not indicative of the girls perfor- mance as many games were lost by very few points. Although many starting players will be lost due to graduation, the returning sopho- mores look very promising. 269 Sophomore girls basketball team: L to R: Melissa Dreier. Tami Holden. Kendy Clark. Carrie Boettcher. Melanie Squire. Cami Coon. Jen Stout. Mary Kerrigan. Robyn Smith. Cindy Shoemaker. Michelle Soriano: Coach Jim Hynes. Basketball I BASEBALL 272 Back Row: Coach LaGrone. Randy Metsner, Bob Musil. San VanKirk, Mike DeLucero. Scott Applegate. Joe Aucoin. Rod Weber. Mark Jones. Coach Stout. Chris Schroeder. Barry Yoder. Kevin Henry. Ryan Baker. Coach Mann Rock Front Row: Jason Rodriguez. Dennis Gallegos. David Coffman. Kurt Back Row: Coach Rock. Randy Meisner. Joe Lacetosa. Steve Bill. Andy Pivonka. Chris Broostran. Ryan Baker. Jeff Wren. Mike Stout. Eric Pratt. Scott Yoder. Dave Tanguay. Coach Salazar. Front Row: Mgr. Jay Edwards. Kurt DeLucero. Tom Cyr, Mark Jones. Todd Kuhlmann. Dean Marrin. Tony Thompson. Don Scrivner. Dwayne Martin. Bob Smith. Mark Miller. Brennan Schwenk. Standing: Ryan Baker. Steve Bill. Todd Kuhlmann. Andy Pivanka, Ben Scott Yoder. Robert Korothy. Coach Salazar. Kneeling: Mgr. Jay Edwards, Schwenk. Steve Williams. Tony Thompson. Joe Lacetosa. Don Scrivner. Tom Cyr, Dan Pitcher. Brennan Schwenk. Bob Smith, Kelly Henry. Mark Dave Tanguay. Eric Peratt. Dan Falk. Chris Bloomstran. Bart Walker, Jeff Miller. Sean Marrin. Phil Romero. Todd Collins. Wren. Jeff Stein bach. Jason Br on well. Dalton Adams. Aaron Car it hers. This year’s baseball team started out strong and ended with an outstanding season. After making it to the playoffs, the team was de- feated by Alameda. First Team all Conference players were Joe Au- coin. Dennis Gallegos. Kevin Henry, and Rob We- ber. Kevin Henry, as the fourth player ever from A- West, made First Team AH State. Baseball Track Bottom Row L -R-Assist. Coach Guy Thurston. Head Coach Jim Zajac. Asst. Coach Bryan McGregor 1st Row L-R-Shannon. J; Chapton. K; Knight. M. Maelzer. K. Schneider. T; Velasquez. P; Oskvarek. S; Phillips. S; Boggs. R; Clayton. R. 2nd Row L-R-Cass. R; Biren. T; Dozer. J; Lang. S; Drumwright. J; Gonzales. R. Minch. T; Tobler, M; Squire. M; Kobch. J. 3rd Row L-R-Hanson. S; Turner. R; Lathrop. L; Knight. S; Cinquanta. M; Behch. B; Smith. D; Forbes. P J; Dauno. P; Hicks. B. 4th Row L-R-Newman. R; Pons. M; Frazzini. M; Obluda. J; Laurita. J; Englehardt. R; Johnson. M; Ferndelli. M; Konieczka. S; McGlochlin. M 5th Row- Younkerman. G; Fox. T; Burton. J: Lartger. T; Stein- man. K; Gillings. P; Belmear. D; Martin. J; Ashton. J; Abernathy. L. 6th Row- Pet erson. M; Flood. P; Dawson. J; Dillow. K; Zambalbetia. J; Jay. J; Archer. R; Pispisil. B; Andrews. J; Zwiffel. A. 7th Row-Passarelli. J; Pribble. S.; Hager. J; Lmdstrom. P; Brown. T; Smith. D; Ralston. J; Oline. B; Bohl. B; Rodriquez. M. Robinson. M. 6th Row-Bolton. D; Piper. M; Gette. T; Beachamp. R; Brown. J; Simmons. A; Bashford. K; Ackerman. A; Maloney M; Miller. D. 9th Row- Rondonelli. P; Johnson. C; Yocum. D; Schow. E; Cruse. K; Goodell. J; Lekiwicz. S; Tjarks. C; Chung. 10th Row-Bell. M; Perkins. S; Krasovich. M. Gonzales. S; Corso. D; Shore. L; Hoffman. D; Sherwood. N; Monsma. B; Fahrenbrech. N 11th Row-Gonzales. C; Heier. D Mgr. Pierce. M. The Arvada West Boys' track team had an outstanding sea- son. They were undefeated in dual and triangular meets and had first place finishes at Pikes Peak, Boulder Relays, and league relays and were district champions for the second straight year. The sophomores were district champions and enjoyed a great season. Four school records were broken. The Pole Vault Relay - P. Gillings, R. Gonzales, G. Obluda and G. Younkerman; Weight Mans' Relay - B. Belich, R. Cass, P.J. Forbes and J. Jay; Spring Medley - R. Beauchamp, S. Oskvarek, T Schneider, P. Velasquez; High Jump - Ken Chapton, T. The team earned sixth place in the state meet. Tony Schneider placed sixth in high and low hurdles. Scott Oskvarek was second in 800 meters. Ken Chapton finished second in high jump. Paul Velasquez was fifth place in the 200 and a state champion in the 400 meters. Eleven people qualified for the state meet. Jeff Burton, Rick Clayton, Ken Chapton, John Jay, Scott Knight, Mike Knight. Kurt Maelzer, Scott Oskvarek. Tony Schneider, Jim Shannon and Paul Velasquez. 277 Track Back Row L lo R - Shelly Cyr, Mary Kay Bash for a. Kim Peterson, Carrie Boettcher. Nina Oh. Tammy Braye. Tammy Douglas. Val Martain. Jennifer Gerri- lano. Sand! Kuester Middle Row: Char Smith. Michelle Bruno. Jill Peterson. Wendy Scheck, Jeanme Rasmusson. Ann Young. Wendy Lowery. Karen Jensen. Front Row: Krista Swanstrom, Amy Strieker. Michelle Kantor. Roseyn Imhoft. Kim Fowler. Linda Finley This year's track team had a total of 49 girls. They had an outstanding season and were competitive in every meet. The highlights were: They finished sec- ond in the Jeffco Relays; fifth in the state wide Aurora Relays; and sixth in the Jeffco District meet. They qualified in five events for the state track meet: Char Smith - long jump, triple jump; Corie Carpenter - shot put; Wendy Lowery - high jump; and Amy Strieker, Jill Peterson, Tami Douglas, Shelly Cyr - 1 mile relay team. There were a number of outstanding seniors and juniors and the sopho- mores were the best group they have had in a long time. There were 28 girls that lettered: 10 seniors, 7 juniors, and 11 sophomores. 279 280 TENNIS 281 Top Row L to R: Joe Focer. Jim Elfine. Barry Hay. Dieter Gallegos. Dave Vendena. Bruce Moorman. Pete Perret. Troy Robbins. Jerry Cunningham Miller. Tom Rankin. Dave Lamb. Steve Gonzales Bottom Row L to R Greg Claude Chung. Todd Collins CITY AND LEAGUE CHAMPIONS The 84 Wildcat Tennis Team, lead by Co-Captains Ted Russ and John Aider- man had the best season ever in the history of A-West tennis. They won the city and League Championships; fin- ished 3rd in District and 11th in the State Tournament; highest any Arvada West team has ever finished. Coach Ponis said this team had more depth in talent than he has ever had in his 17 years of coaching tennis at A-West. For- ty-two players turned out for the team and the Challenge Competition for the 282 varsity positions made the entire team better. Five players made all-conference; Kevin Ponis, 3 Singles; Brent Anderson and Steve Sheffield 1 Doubles; Troy Russ and Tracy Olson 2 Doubles; Jim Berger and Kevin Boettiger 3 Doubles. Pat Day and Jon Giullian 4 Doubles qualified for state in the playbacks at District. Kevin Ponis finished 4th in the State at if 3 Singles. MATCH SCORES A West 7 Fairview 0 A West 3 Columbine 4 A West 6 Pomona 1 A West 7 Arvada 0 A West 7 Evergreen 0 A West 7 Lakewood 0 A Wes 7 Bear Creek 0 A West 6 Green Mountain 1 A West 7 Golden 0 A West 7 Alameda 0 A West 5 Wheat ridge 2 Ted Russ 9 Singles John Alderman 92 Singles Brent Anderson - Sieve Sheffield 9 1 Doubles - All Conference Tracy Olson ■ Troy Russ 92 Doubles - All Conference JEFFCO LEAGUE STANDINGS WON LOST Arvada West 9 1 Wheatridge 9 1 Columbine 9 1 Green Mountain 7 3 Lakewood 5 5 Evergreen 4 6 Pomona 4 6 Bear Creek 4 6 Arvada 2 8 Golden 1 9 Alameda 1 9 ‘Arvada West was declared the League Champions because they had won the most points (8) in the Dual Matches with Wheatridge (7) and Columbine (6). Kevin Ponis ■ 93 Singles All Conference - AH District 4th In Stale 283 Tracy Wahl Number One Singles Sara Kerrigan Number Two Singles Mindi Beal Number Three Singles Back Row S. Tuka. M Soriano. K. Jones. K. 1 Smith, S. Fairchild. S. Kerrigan. T Wahl. M Beal. Clark. M Oner. A. Monahan. S. Ferguson. Coach M. Kerrigan, ft Ruhl. W White Ponis. Front Row: M Squire. L. Scherer. A The girls' tennis team had an 8-3 re- cord in league play giving them a third place finish. In the north area city championship, they beat Arvada 6-1 and Pomona 6- 1, to claim the City Title. They finished third in the eight team M M tournament and third in the post season District Tournament. A-West 3 Columbine 4 A-West 4 Evergreen 3 A-West 4 Bear Creek 3 A - West 7 Lakewood 0 A-West 6 Arvada 1 A-West 6 Pomona 1 A-West 3 Green Mtn. 4 A-West 7 Alameda 0 A-West 7 Golden 0 A-West 2 Wheatridge 5 Tennis Linda Sherer, Karen Barker 4 Doubles Whitney White, Melanie 3 Doubles Mary Kerrigan, Romana Ruhl 2 Doubles Michelle Soriano, Sandy Tuka Amy Smith, Susie Fairchild 1 Doubles Kendy Clark, Sandy Ferguson Doubles Amy Monahan, Melissa Drier Doubles Kevin Ponis, Troy Russ Assistant Coaches ----------- Hockey J 286 Hockey Top row Assil Coaches Mike Selke. Mike Flynn. Chris Saulofl. Jeff Goodell. Paul Davis. Fred Wallers. Rhetl Herring. Ken Walters. Ken Simpson. Head Coach Jim Douglas Middle row: Tim Goodell. Pete Cain. Martin Supitar. J. J. Pixler. Jell Grimes. Jim McGovern. Tom Zundet Front row: Eddie McClelland. James Stark. Mitch Storey. Van Cambell In its first year, the A-West hockey team established itself as a contender in the High School Hockey League. A-West, along with the other rookie teams, Pomona and Arvada, surprised the critics with their ability to compete with established teams such as Cherry Creek and Heritage. Veteran coach, Jim Douglas, through his dedication, ted the team to a winning season capturing fourth place in the league standings behind Heritage, Littleton and Cherry Creek. The enthusiastic crowd helped inspire the players with their support. Even though the stands were packed in the first playoff game, A-West fell from a 4-1 lead to be defeated by Pomona in the third period. 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Doobie Boosters Revilo, Noskcaj, and Phrancke - Thank you for the laughs and brighter days - Ellehcim To all concerned: PORB! Ardnassac Dina: Avoid Blonde Spikes. Mike Enit - We made it! YEAAAAAAAH! Yilek Terr and LARR: TEN YEARS FROM NOW WE'LL ALL MEET AND DO SOME INTELLECTUAL INTERFACING - SENIOR CLASS Frank O. - Thanks for the dip in the pool, I love your ears too! Miss Lilly Loves Bronco Billy Pumpkin Bun, I love you always and forever. Thanks Poopey WBE - When you close your eyes, do you dream about me? - PJF Heay, Pussie Rae! Fish-n-Chips Forever Michelle, You are a great friend. I will never forget everything you did for me. Best of luck in the future. Connie Noskcaj and Phranke - a name tag every month! Ardnassac Sey - Here's to red polms, trucks, and muscle. Chuckles Girls G.D. - We've had some GREAT times! S.L.O.B., Ratio Park, THE Friday night, Hottubbing, My 18th, Glennwood, etc. Always remember them! Adrienne Doobie - Wha’ Hoppin’ - Trace P.S. Always keep in touch. Thanks for being a GREAT friend! I love you with all my heart Mr. Brisby! Joe, the D.E. students will always remember you. Keep Bike Riding. Hang in there. Scott Z. Kris Giambrocco - I’m sorry for blowing our chromosomes all over the floor in biology! Kelly OH HEE HEE!!! Boosters Mo - Hey big sis, I’ll be there whenever you need me. I'll miss you - Hack Rabby Gilsdorf, thanks for the game of favors. Love Kim (Annie) Rick - Thanks for everything, girlfriends and all. Eric Swanson Mark S. We love you, you're sexy! GN LM Tommy -1 love you, and always will. Try not to forget me! Love, Anne K - Katie wonderful K-Katie your're the only g-girl I adore when the m-moon shines over the c-cow shed I'll be waiting for you at the k-kitchen door Love Scott Steve - you're very special. Let’s go waterskiing! Go for it all!!! Cindy Earth - Remember Froid and Nietzche and watching the stars on the trampoline. - The Moon. Leeanne - really care for you. R.F. Jana - To an awesome friend. Wanna go to Boulder?!! (Hee!) Just always remember Chem., Bunch for Africa and old poms never die? Yay for us!! - Love always - Chris Lee T. - Long live Lake McConaughy, Joe Kelly's Oyster Dock, and little blue Rx7’s! (oops!) Your true buddy - Cin Mitch and Frenchie - Give them hell in college! Peg Red - You've been a great bud. We've had good times together and the summer will be better! Love, Mort Louise, Remember Deutschland, Steak, Regis, dancing? Don’t forget me. Marsha My Prince - I’ve known you forever. You won the bet, dinners on me. Ju Ju Sam: T's all right Love, Diane Babs: You Look Marvelous but I could offer you so many things. Smooch R. T.D. - The King of Queen? Harlan - May you travel the world abroad in The Frog! Cindy Sewer Rats - The adventures continue in Boulder. The Modern Boosters The Knotch club grand total was 34, Thanks Girls. The Brothers D E Class Members, It was fun while it lasted. Phrancke Jimmy - You've made my high school years! I love you always. Best friends forever - Tine Traudt, Keep on mooning - Sgicfark Revilo Hey, G T A.L. - Good Luck! Ardnassac Mr. Jones - Thanks for letting us Oip in your class. Mark Mike Porb. Weasel. Dupa. Shanaktalizarys. Oip. Sperm. Hbmip. High Noskcaj. Forget about Lester and Merle. realize now that they were necessary for our cause. - Revilo To: won, little one, Swannie, and Cavenah Jr. - Here's to high-speed camero chases, B.S.N. ’ a glet while blitzed “coolerin down ” and “stepping out on Friday evenings. Stanley's has it! Member spectator sporting, sidewalks, Highways on empty carded at the local A P. P.S. Go! Go! Go! Keep up the party. Love, Mort Red To my little drummer boy, I will love you always, with all my heart! Love, your giggle-box. Finy, Who says hide and seek can’t be fun??? JAM Linda - Gonna miss those corner kicks. Michele Julie - Ducks, Volvos, BMW's, Izod, Polo, L.L. Bean, Buckwheat. The Holy Grail, SOCCER. Gonna miss ya' Forbes. - Michele Miss GRAMMER, I want to suck your Blood. Cookie Monster. R.C. Wanna bet again? JM Chuckles, Here's to all the Gray T-Shirts and muscle you could ever handle. Sly BB - Always remember Taco Time, Toco Bell, Schnapps and the wild times. Its been great!! JAM Toddy, Thank you for being there, whenever. Love, Peg. The reign of the Brotherhood goes on! Chris, Kris, Andy, Paul. -Picasso Boosters Tammy, thanx for helping me through the tough times, sis. Kim Tom, I'll always love you and hope we have many more great years. Kim The '84 - '85 Junior Poms - We leave you Mrs. Temple and her wonderful ideas (ha!), your share of problems, and the patience to deal with them. Have a great year! The Senior Poms Michelle, Martina, Kelli, Tiffany - A word of wisdom: Never be too intellectual at basketball games!! Jana Chris Only 3 more years KRIS, I LOVE YOU! KC Forevers. -Connie HAWAII '85 Brotherly love to all my Friends, P.A.C. P.J. R.D. I'm with you guys always AH my Love is with you Connie! KC lives on. Love Kris Wiggy and Sly - Fry the Onions! Chuckles Hi Honey, Love You Always! Love Tiger Concern they soul with SELF CONTROL, thy liberty in law! Michele: knock ’em dead at Santa Barbara. Love Julie Bell: Soul, Korea '88. See you there!! West Soccer - We are the Best. P.J. and Rich - Thanks for the best 2nd quarter a gal ever had! Peggy STP - We’re out gal! Here's to another 18 years! Friends Always - PK Lynette and Dena - Be good little freshman when I'm gone! Peggy - the sophomore SPILLING SASPARRILLA ON PUZZLES IS FUN. (SORRY) - MARSUPIAL YELDARB Notch! On the beach in 44 days!! Best Buds, Ham A.W. Girls Soccer Team! You're Awesome! Ham, Michele, Julie, Jackie Adios Jorge! From Tom, Scott, Stewart, Jones, and Jeff Boosters Pat - Will it always be obsession? D.H. Our three favorite moho’s Thanks for a terrific spring break and all the other memories. Love the mohoetts. Church Shoes, Romeo, Cold Finger Thanks For All The Great Times. Sexgod Church Shoes you had your chance but you read a book. Sexgod To: Blue Party Wagon (Morton) - The party has begun! Here’s to X and shaggy, My Z-28 your Porsche, rumaging around in bushes, staggering, movies ha ha . , and running over islands at Taco Bell. Stay off the road!! More party! Love ya Red ° G. T. Fags - Thanks for the acceptance, friendship and intense intellectual pursuits - D.H. Deidre - These four years being best friends have been great! Thanks for always being there! I'll never forget you - Christie Revilo - you’re in the water, but you have no paddle, that's OK, you can fly - Mike Don: don't feel bad, it happens to everybody once in awhile! Rose Shell, you weasle - Robert Don Sena -1 still respect you. Rose Magdalina Oip!! Team, may you dance until your feet fly and your flesh falls off in Flaming bullets - Noskcaj Revilo, When the Dupa sounds it sounds loud - Sgicfark To Jolene and Misters Kramer, Wendelin, and Harris - Thank You for everything! - Michelle B. Shellzy - Best of Luck in ALL you do! B.F.F. Love, Kellzy Revilo: I am sorry I broke Larry’s dorr. Ardnassac PAPSKIN - Remember the guy with the sausage. Sexgod Romereo - Remember the Bird Beek and Toilet Scene. Sexgod Ardnassac - You’re my best friend and my sister. Thanks for everything. I love you. Slurpy Boosters Yeldard - Thank You for letting me care. love you - Ellehcim Boozer — From your good bud — Flirt! Fish — You'll always be my best bud. Let Fish-n-Chips live forever — Chip! Company West: One for all and all for one; the Best Damn show we've ever done! R. B., M. Y., R. R., M.M., D. G., K. T., D. C. — Here's the Baking Cookies! Cheryl — Your the best fish a chip could ever have. Waddles — 0' tay ’Panky — 5 yrs. (85') I can have “MY” dream! — YOU! — Rock Kelly — You're a golfing stud. Watch out for those worms. Beckers — Long live the Falcons! Love, Kellers Miss Bellacome — Goodbye from the class of 85” first hour studs. Don't forget us in a year! O'Donnell — Manifest Destiny Lives! — M.G. John — Don’t forget the potato chips, please!! K.S. Vocal Showcase — Sorry but I’ll NEVER be a 44-D! K.K. Booley — I love you ooobles and Ahhbles and goobles and goobles! Forever, Sweetie Gino — You Stud! Don’t forget that it's the brunettes=not the blondes! Kim Mr. Schaaf— Yea, It really was my chess board. K.S. P.C. 's - Thanks for “Lifting me up'! You guys made my year! I love y'all! (I still want to learn to water ski!) Kelly Michelle, Bonnie, Steve, Rhonda, Carolyn, Tracy, Tom, Michell, Paul and Patti - LOVE you ALL! Kelly Meeks and D.D. - Thanks for letting me in. You changed my life. - Dina Mike - SCRAG!! Rick and Bob - Thanks for the anatomy lesson! Someday I'll have Pectorial Boosters MAJORS! Love, Kelly Ana, Dina, Nuke - Rien ne rem place les bons amis Souvenez-vous de moi - M.G. T. Meeks, Muse - Merci pour tout. - Un ami, Michel It's calm, It's cool, It's casual, It’s Me! Titanic I love you Todd Losacco hope we stay together forever!! Michele, Shnerd, I love you Great Season A. W. Mat Maids - We're the best!!! Michelle, Don 7 forget those workouts after aerobics. Rick Mr. Brisby - You can have my puppies ANY time! Kim and Cheryl - You're the best golfin' buddies a girl could ask for! Kelly Kristi - MG-1 and MG-2: May they crash and burn! Kelly Blue Mountain boys are Wheeeet Wheeew! Matt Gweed - You look MAR-velous!!! Deb Anna - Thanks for being there. - Dina Shauna - You can always come live wif me K! Doobie Bill (from school), Keep that lock on your pants so you don't lose “something again. Jill (from school) Frank - You’re a real sweetheart! Thanks Jill for the last three years - Love Carrie J. pm - V H' I ft I . iM lr £ ■ f - ' Mfi apm