Bear Creek High School - Bear Tracks Yearbook (Lakewood, CO)

Text from Pages 1 - 232 of the 1977 volume:

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Y if' 'Q is + f 'Sz X , f-Q 35 ' vigljq ' x ,W ,iv . ' '! .T 1H , . 'f ,,rL , -fl 2 M iffy' ' QA 'li 2:5 T 'ina 1' ' ' Y' 4 IAA .' f U l Table Of Contents Behind the desks At the top '77 . Almost there '78 In the middle '79 Trying harder '80 In the classroom Involved ....... With the coaches On the scene . . R In This Book l Chaos at first, Q . . no order or structure or form, 5 ' r g f Then all comes together - the picture becomes clear through a collage. -.zsiixigg .N . .,,,'K z lvfl in qzu Q X 32 1 5 ,wa-- - h wg... fgfggaf Each individual, and each vital to the whole like the sections of a rose-colored window, alone, only curiously colored glasses, but together . . . a blooming array of meaning. L my IAQ, fr-X - .LYV7 x ?C7HXf .jlgkdx T gbqfl R510 N VNU X56 I L f 'us ,. .. 'dig '1 V L4 .V V 1 1' on XV - TU :Q 4 ew Hit Y: we ff ,Q A' 1 'JL' U 'MHHJ swan LQQLVJ I 'f'-ri 1 1 L Q wr' spa J I be r by cofg ?Qg,+ lCCW'N Ho rr ' of X f.QC I LY Cwm Uvnrvi VOM CW 1, C J C L .. Kr M J 5 bm XF LQ-lbw X c V L WO'i902.1Ol -a r I zLUf0 SQL fig' X' 1 f' A multi-exposure of people, places, images and memories becomes . rex 5 Q ' .lfv Ez: 'g wr the accurate panorama of our existence. wr' , 77,17 .1 C1 1 ,f 1 ami w ,X M g ' 1 -l-M55 61 -Q4 11, - . 4 ' 523,-A xv 5 Q. 1,5 ., ri. pw 0 51,5 Gif: 5? f Riff? if-4 This Bear Tracks Is Dedicated To The Senior Graduating Class Of 1977-The First Class In 20 Years To Complete Four Years At Bear Creek High School. ,,,1f',, a 1 iff Q UI Z ID nd The De 12 A DMINISTR ATO RS Administrators IVlr. AI Wilder Mr. John Musciano Mr. Fred Smith Associate Principal Principal Assistant Principal ! : i Dr. Vic DeRosia Mr. Paul Eccker AdmiI'liS'U'-Bfive Aide ActivitieslAttendance ' fi ' a . KA 429 'N QQ 'BUF ij, ' . I 1 tsll l M MW lVIr. Raoul Bates Career counselor C C re e . :ZA 2, fp 1 -5 g er W C l r, it F g 4 1' Q, , W kg , gt Q f af 4' 1 any If lim K2 C ily, 1 S I' 'w A 2 f rw t y rr l l I ' Nlr. Jim Leamer Mr. Hugh Montgomery Carolyn Place Counseling chairman-9th College counselor-12th 10th grade counselor Counselors n 0 a 1 ' F ,f v I g,f,.1, fi l X 2 ,rr 5 1 r f Mr. Dee Dickson 11th grade counselor Q LQ 'h w Susan Walter 9th grade counselor 1, Mr, Montgomery discusses college with Laurie Warner and Eman Zohdy. 2, Mr. Dickson and a student enjoy a humorous moment. COUNSELORS 13 if Mrs, Lorrain Adolphson Home Economics Art Nlr. Carl Bagwell V , r - rrr ' ,, 'FW -'1- wff':-ff - ffl r B rtos M i 1 ' ' t , ,',. --' , ,gf I 7. 3 . ' f X' lk M 1 ' , 1--ftmf vf I f , f ' ' f i, 637 3 ' K Mrs. Phylis Beeler English P.C. Mr. Pete Benjamin '1'll 9, 'xii out .-,' ,All K so 'ESB f ffi 3- -im , ix, ,Eli il? L W, Mr. Roger Benyshek Miss Sue Berger Auto Mechanics Chemistry Dr. DeRosia, Mrs, Bancroft, Mrs. Courkamp, and Mr. and Mrs. Musciano look on with smiles from a high point at the Homecoming Parade at Dartmouth Street. 14 FACU LTY Q W , V , fl W' a,,, I fr 0 M,,,A,,,, V yew, g 5 ax, f w - W1 ww. ,,,, . f , ,Q Mr. John Ballantine Latin Mr. Dan Bennett Social Studies l .3 A, W rw' 5,9 x 52 is W ffr 'Af ,, . 'Q X652 M V 4 , at I 4 li 5 2 43 QQ? Vzab M Mrs. Jane Bancroft English Mrs. Verona Benton Child Development ' E 3 i t i E is S, isss Miss JoElla Blackburn Mr. John Bradford Mr. Dick Bradsby Music Mathematics Mathematics . 1'- 58 ,ei L Q . Q, , N . I i 3 L Mr. Bill Braun Social Studies is lv fi it x Mr. Lewis Buckingham Mr. Ray Bundy Mr. Ken Cannon Mrs. Judy Cline Altex Industrial Arts Engl ish Engl ish 'C' Mr. Bill Coffey History Mr. Larry Cole Mr. Ray Corn is ' K ,Q 1 A E G Mr. Jim Corso Mathematics History Physical Education Mr. Corn cannot believe his eyes as he watches the pie eating contest at the Homecoming Assembly. FACULTY 15 51 ' ,. 751 Mrs. Mary Ann Craft Miss Shawn Crocker Mathematics Biology Mrs. Haase takes time to joke around prior to the Home- Mr. Jim DePaulo C0min9 Parade- Mrs. Carol Courkamp Psychology! Sociology Biology ' , 3 .. Ku. of M s s ' if J-2 iff S iii if W3 uct? Vgzg K bf, Miss Pat Druggan Mrs. Jane Drummond Miss Nancy Ellison Mrs, Peggy Encheff Physical Education English English History Q' V 'f f . f - ii J fi fl I ' , ,kg 4 HKU iygk X V I ll' ir va' g I If y A A l J f 5 A Digg ji gg, ,1 .fgifi -5' 42 5 , Mr. Owen Ervin Mrs. Marilyn Gilbreath Mrs. Pam Gillespie Miss Jane Gilsinger History Office Occupations Social Studies Librarian 16 FACU LTY F.-'tara ffaagfxw , A I vt, Y, Miss Carol Grant Mr. Steve Greivel Mr. Gary Goings SIEBD Physical Education Physical Education Mrs. B etty Haase Engl ish Mr. Frosty Hardacre From the look on Dr. DeRosia's face the phone call Drafting couIdn't be to serious, -we K s'i'.-z,::-g 'ii to ,X 2 2 'W I - 4' 1 E F A srlf 5 E -,Xe l F yQyy y F my tysf Y ' x MY- OSC-al' Heffman Mrs, Judy Hicks Mr. Vernon Higgins Mr. Tony Guzowski History to 2 1 ,, F is ,W , X ., .A Mrs. Helen Hafling English Mrs. Jona Henry Psychology! Sociology F .ii- it Q Y .w Mrs. Rosalyn Hirsch Russian! German Mathematics Industrial Arts Community! Parenting FACULTY 17 E ,. , , ' 5 ,nrl E L N' ' il f -ZIL ' f i l . . X V k: VV':g l k iy E ....,,, .,:. i . 1 . . xg E -2-1 E i ls .fl if 'UQ Q' 1 f-1 . Xf K W in ' if ' 'ii u +:f'W' js. is E X 4 Q iiii if Mr. Charles Hodges Mr. Tom Hodges Mr. Art Houser Mrs. Frances Howard Mathematics History English Chemistry W K l s . i K , Z-s , iis . ii,ii mf R 9' Q ,, Q35 s X Q rs.. X 'ii ,Q NE 1 Rei i i Mr. Ken James Mr. Calvin Johnston Mrs. Bobbie Kay Mrs. Caryl Lee Kennedy Mathematics Social Studies English Home Economics .. if -- qi - gai+?fi i 2 i?FF.Qs f C 1 E ...,,, 'rf' ,esagk 53mf5 . . ex Mrs. Genny Kirkland Miss Beth Krohnke English English IVlrs. Courkamp leads senate group discussion. 18 FACULTY Q- fl l M K W. 1 ., W4 -K ff x X , ,ix W Wx Q , ,, fa , Mrs. Joanne Lawrence French 1 , A ffl lr Mr. Andy May Mathematics if LJ K 'S' Q' if gm -iv-25' L ' Gi' 'K,Jg'.' A I Mrs. Judy McLaren History Q A f. . M at 'nur ' K M 14 52. 2 1 lf , Q.. f .H . -4 -.A ,r Y Mr. Pat Leonard Mathematics ff +-9 . xi mi Q Mrs. L ucy McCarthy Spanish Mr. Mac McShane Biology L art irri r fa' L M my gl l .ga ,x ' . . . W rrr aar Q 9 , an 1 s . X .91 X Q Q as y lv E35 '51 ' ,Km 4 5 5 2. z R ' ' Mrs. Cherie Lyons Mr. Bob Mann English Social Studies 5 1 Mr. Yacovetta looks sour after eating goldfish in fad day demonstration. 1 ' + 'A ' tv. Mr. Ben Meyer Mr. Paul Miller Distributive Education Physics FACU LTY 19 Mr. Jim Mitchell v .1 - . fu A 1 W Biology . ff A .. 4 'f-wgwg ,ff an Mr. Tim Mitchell Ms. Donna Moore History Campus Supervisor . E - 'ls J ,,.,r, 4 , rrss srr, s V srsss is ' :am ,gf :Hffsgfsw . :W we . X J ' 'ig Mrs. Charlotte Nichols Mr. Frank Palmeri Art Media Specialist 'A , X- ,,,. - 20 FACU LTY Mrs. Jennie Pierce Earth SciencelPhysics Mr. Ray Rachwalski Mrs. Caroline Rose Mr. Ted Rosen Business GovernmentlAncient English Civilization Mrs. Jean Roy P.C. 5' 2- tttt ' 1 .lx-EJ rf wa . lx Ji A.. 5 ,,9a.f.H ,. .U if yiwff' if f . .. if 'B E? X. . QB 5, af ff' fe 4 gi V . 1 ' Eggs, 2 I . : :iv Mr. Ron Muzio Publications Mr. Paul Quinlan Mathematics r'i' . rirrs liflX'? if ' ' Y ' 9 . H: 'S 5 , f 4' ,, Vt ,... 'K , 5 F H 3. EEA J! jig ' 'fu' Em N. Eitiiffi Q ri is S Fi fa 5 5 Mrs. Laura Rothenfeld Engl ish Miss Daisy Saragoussi Mrs. Leslie Sabey Spanish Physical Education X rx Mr. Bob Schroeder Mrs. Sharon Schuricht Mrs. Lorna Shaw Music English EI'19lISh Mr. Fred Siegrlst Business if ffff wsu ll 1 Mr. Pete Trahnstrom Art urggi 3 1 if 'Q F ' -V 1 l .. ' P- 1 . rrrr it sl ' W B 1 4' , A 51 K 2 Xe Xxx ,u jk 1 . r V' ' if . W X ,ii id, 1 - Mr. Mlke Welker Music Mr. Bill Stough English K c. . N Mrs. Marta Vigil Spanish I ,.r'ixv. Nil l X gl l l p j Mr. Vic Williams Mathematics Mr. Keith Tlfft HistorylPhysical Education Mr. Ron Walker Drivers Education Mr. Ron Wilson English if i Mrs. Robyn Wood Mr. Don Yacovetta Mrs. Carla Capstick M3thefT13UC5 SociologylPsychology English Lay Assistants , sls..,oo7.ooo . is . , Q5 -... ff' .3 TV W Q ' l A- ' .1 .:l- So A 3? ' J' i' ' ' i'..'?l7iiih.2i . S X 1 X MVS- Penny Adkins MVS- Mary JO AHUYGWS Mrs. Brenda Bogard Mrs. Pat Brannan Mrs. Sandee Brundige ' . 'x wif .. V 5 . K Ngx b is si sl. E U N ,- Mrs. Mary Jane Dilg Mrs. Audrey Hutter Mrs. Nell Jackson Mrs. Eilene Long Mrs. June McIntosh Mrs. Susan Pierce 22 FACULTYILAY ASSISTANT rl 4-as I 'ix U KNX 'Q Mrs. Marilyn Sanford Mrs. Marge Woodward Mrs. Stevi Williams X L Secretaries t .V , J H V VJI' 3 .sh - Mrs. Nancy Cantrall Mrs. Fran Dune Principal's Secretary Bookkeeper Mrs. Elaine Riley Mrs. Mary Shull Publications Secretary Counseling Secretary Q ' ef Mrs. Marilyn Evertz Mrs. Eileen Langsteiner Attendance Secretary Career Secretary Parent, Teacher, Student Association The today P.T.S.A. at Bear Creek High School is made up of parents, teachers, and students. This year more students joined than ever before and a student serves on the Board of Managers for the first time. Our goal is to bring into closer relation the home and the school in our community. Some ways for ac- complishing this are people caring, communi- cating and sharing their time and talent. TOP ROW: Mr. John Musciano, Mrs. Bonnie Williams, Mrs. Mary Porter, Mrs. Judy DeSantis, Mrs. Kathy Staple- ton, Mrs. Mary Kay Carlson, Miss Sue Hinkley, Mrs. Mary Lemke, Mrs. Karen Gibbons. KNEELING: Mrs. Pat Nei- dert, Mrs. Mary Bindner, Mrs. Rita Peterson, Mrs. Elnora Heinrich, Mrs. Evelyn Jensen, Mrs. Joyce Kampreth SECRETARIESfP.T S A 23 Cooks And Custodians 1. Cooks, BACK ROW: Bonnie Mul Iins, Darlene Arnold, Betty Terry, Barbara Sacco. FRONT ROW: Tom mie Barwick, Marge Yakamovich, Winnie Werburger, Jaunita Richner lKitchen Managerl. 2. Night Cus- todians, BACK ROW: Warren Box, David Wedel, Raymond Andrews, Walter Nloran, John Grammer lHead Custodianl. FRONT ROW: Larry Var- ney, Freddie Newton, James Arduser. Not Pictured: Myrna Johnson, Garrell Seme. 3. Day Custodians: Karl Lau, Stanley Abney lAsst. Head Custodianl, Wright Gilbreath. 24 COOKSICUSTODIANS people doing all of this. Thanks to the school cooks and custodians, our behind the scenes people, our needs are taken care of and the school continues to run smoothly. V 5 .'? 2 Q P 0 -S P' ul- 4 26 SENIORS iw 1 Lynn Achord Diane Adams Sa Gary Adrian Andrew Aigner Jgnafhan Aikele Karen Allen I A f Janice Allison James Allphin Georgia Amen Thomas Anzia David Aparicio Jo Attardi Robin Baber Paul Badillo if inf' FRY F fl ,U I li 4. Cindy Baggett Susan Baker Cathy Baldacci Robert Baltz ' Q K Chris Banister Mary Barela Larry Barrett Ed Bartlett Donna Mae Bartus Vincent Basile SENIORS 27 28 SENIORS 1' ,L Barbara Bayne David Bell Joanne Benson Barbara Berg Helen Berman x 1 Mike Bieber X Debbie Biel Jeff Black Brian Bober Julie Bohman Lisa Bernklau Debbie Blei Scott Bolton Kim Bowers - a sf? -1 es- .e 1 Julia Boyd Scott Bradley Liz Brannan Vonnie Briggs Brek Brost Mark Brost Laura! Bruning Terri Buchholz 4 Mary Braukman Robert Brown 5qq,, 5: SENIO RS 29 30 SENIORS get 1, Jfbk S Q 5' if 4 4 Q ' .,..4: ' 'A 'Q .' 1,5554 A n Jgfllf: C 'Q .. s , ' ' . ggg , - H5 , 1419 4 1 K Q. ov, X A . Q 5 A, X. Ka Q . 4 g N Kim Buchwald Belinda Buckner A -ff, lj Daniel Buscarello Jeff Caldwell Frank Carmody x. 459' ff? Mike Chaffee Bob Chambers Laura Chapal Dave Churchman Lynn Clanton F fi if Lori Carpenter Lisa C hatterton Curt Colbert ' I T il X C 7 x K. , rf K us' Q A V' .. , t - m-,, - xl Vi 1 ' 5 K: hifi'-Q J 1'k ri . 'K ,1- f' .W A A A I : Jolynn Cowl ishaw YH 1. h 4 Q A L rv , - . ld - f 'll-f r A -Ju ,1 E' , :,A ,e Greg Coblentz Willie Cocovinis Gennaro Conca Tom Connors Revonne Couch i , mv' X, 1- A V L E A X 4 fi i V RV I Bill Cox Dana Craig Dean Cronk Mindy Davidson Janet Day . f , .z W , ,' ., A he l 'A ' vi:- l Pg' i, .Au ' ' iw' 5 elif - i mx X, fi ' X ' :G+ . y S 5- 5 7 rw Q ' fl SENIO RS 31 32 SENIO RS Rhonda Deem Frank Degering Bob Delmont Hugh Deputy Don Derowitsch if g ' . W y e. ..,,3 Eric Dille Karin Doughty Scott Duggins x X Lynn Eckman Mary x 'Q n W Jfwx Edg ington Paula Dieckman Randy Eberl 2-if L J Dan Enrig ht Diane Filer Jim Edmundson Pam England Mary Ertle James Fauth Louann Feight 'kg 1753, gif- i L . ff? , Q ' 1.5 .xg W 'F , of-H Y is W C' in a Q n fzj W .QM 1 'iff K 1 , ' ' 'H ' 'A' !'. , El K A N. N I A A x . ' Q ' 1 i ,mu N' .. 5 + K I K. T 4' , as an 1 14r1f.?!Jf . 'ffl'-3. 'fel-' 5 an . John Forbes Kim Ford Mike Foreman Darla Funck Kim Gamble SENIO RS 33 34 SENIO RS Kathy Gilbert Steve GI ista Brian Goplen J, if 1 Sherri Gardner Jennifer Gaul ISI 'N Greg Gillett Tammi Gilmore Tod Gilmore if . .- f i - w ., x Cindy Glover Kathy Godfrey Becky Gonzales Alicia Grady Don Graham Jason Gralton Shelly Gramera Linda Gray Janet Green Sue Greener Kim Haas Michelle Haas A ,145 Steve Hain Doug Halvorson Joe Harcarik Mark Harrington '52 Phil Harris Jeff Harrison Tammy Harvey Jan Hasenjager SENIORS 35 36 SENIO RS Kathy Haxby Q Arleen Hilaire Ben 1 ti Laura Hasstedt Tammy Haverty Tara Heinrich Bud Henderson 'W Q Kathy Hildenbrandt Dennis Hilgers i.. Debbie Hewitt si Steve Hilley Sue Hinkley Kim Hoff Wendy Hoffschneider Brian Horn 'R J +,, ui' S il.. Tammy Israel 4 4 Carl Johnk 'ifQf41i :f Cindy Hunter Paula Irick ,im 4 X - I Ray Jaekel Bill Janssen Carolyn Jaschke Cindy Johnson Doug Johnson Jim Johnson Pat Johnson Bonnie Jordan Karen Kane Beth Kaskel SENIORS 37 38 SENIORS Dave Keller Shelly Keys Alice Laffoon Nlatt Kasekl ' lk Karen Kepler 9' il? 14 'fi Jeff Kiser Amy Laffoon Mark Kell Valerie Kerns Pennie Kerr Debbie Krieger Alan Lafore 1- , ll. . - . -f Julie Krummel Eric Larsen ' ff + Q Rob in Lash Karrie Leone Karen Lewandowski Sheila Lile Steve Lindimore Karen Lovell Jennifer Lowell Therese Leitner A .'r'.v I I J, 'ti'-I ' -Q Scott Libis Ed Liggett xii.. . W5 T 3' Q ,5. -wb , , t wld 4 - I v Q .V 1 v 'kg qc T. ' - 5' 1 Q Q 1 ,L N 1. by s 1 1N '1. L. -53, i' -' H fo r -. A 'gL,ra.afSsg- ' -'w ' x '- . ' x I - or A X 1- ' 1 , ,Fr ' gi . . N N N- I 4 . ,JK 1: N Ita I' l ff N 'NH I L 9 f UIJ' f I X . we ff -e QQ li b, Qt A-W . Brian Lord Mike Losaw Ken Lubthisophon Tim Lucas A X SENIO RS 40 SENIO RS l o Pam Luscher John Lyall oo if ... i ,. Denis Lytle Sue MacCourtney Kevin Makowski Jodi Malloy Sharon Malonson Bill Marlow Ken Maxey Dave McConnellogue N. ,ga 'xv , , ll K ,-0' X E Terry Mc Donald Mike McDonnell Mike McPherson Kathy Means .. 8 if 94 'fs,9:?Qi2l 'Q n AL sl -'E' l ,ii- - 'QE r 5. Q E .ee ' . i l Q :.,- M K 1 Q X sq.- 'F . 3 l .. Q Darold Melchoir 'N Marybeth Merkel Marc Merriman Sue Mitchell Teddy Montell www 'ev Jacques Murphy Rose Murphy Brenda Melton Greg Metz Carol Morgan Coney Neel Jack Miller Bev Mowry Lenora Neidert SENIO RS 41 42 SE NIO RS l.. Wg Tracy Nelms Mary Nelson Doug Neppel Cindy New Becky Nichols Pat Norlander Ann Norton Chris Odwalt i. is lk 4 f 5 .dim ,elif pa, has ' 4 U .v .ss li ,, . 5, 'N 1 xi' 'KW Es.. X Glenn Ortega Maureen O'Shea Karen Oury Robin Oye iirifvw Qatillr-S+ se Q r ik l 516 I K V 1 Virginia Pahl Robin Palm Chris Paneitz Debbie Peterson lf? 5 P 2. Paul Phelps Pam Piehler Nathan Pihlstrom 4-4' 5 Carey Pinkerton Matt Place Tina Plewinski Bob Plumley Pat Porter Brian Post A we l Liz Pinkard ',f...a-f f 5 .s g ft by J' W. ' 5 a- liz Q. . f 5. ei.. jj ' WS , gg. ,. . ' Qi 55-2 K, ui -'-. .,, , Sean Plumb John Priddy I rl I 6 'i 6 ' f., 4Q1l..Q R B ev 9' if fe fs lf. 614 1'- f J ,gl I gp X S K! 3 yi Q , f 5 Q , .i 5 P' 2- Q 6 3 nr 5 F . rf 1' ' X '1 fx :J S he e ,, , ,J ' '. J if, ,I ll .ii ' g. Q - -f' Tammy Purdy Craig Randolph Dennis Rasmussen Sandra Redditt SENIO RS 43 44 SENIORS 1 ,W Jessie Reetz 'I F711 Chuck Riebe Gale Rohrer Julie Sands Pam Regier Bob Richards Rick Richmond Nz., ,ff ve. le '- . ' s I' ' 5' i Q f Lori Roberts Tim Roberts Dean Robinson .-i , mf' ra' 'H i ' 0 ,, K U g J f -Inf Q? 3' 5 ' , an ,F Q . '25 if vi 4945 f R R ef I Becky Rold Julaine Rostron Debbie Samac George Schanze Andy Scheerer Mary Schiavone --4 ' Mark Schmitz Joe Schneider Dana Schoenecker Linda Scholtz Kisty Settle Kevin Shabow Nancy Shelly David Shepard .Ji 3, ,M 4, V., , 4' 2 ' 4 if f J K .lg in 'fin Q- . Q . ' ' xg l 'tr' ,Y 'l 'lx f J S' Bill Shull Carol Silver Paula Skaggs x Brad Silver W' Q l lf i , Teresa Slavenski Kim Smilanich Tony Smith Joni Smith 2X l f ,L-Qi SENIORS 45 46 SENIORS Don Snider Brenda Snow Sam Sotiros Gary Spears N Chris Stephens Brad Steuert Rick Summers Cliff Sundstrom Margaret Snyder Becky Sommers Barb Stark Lisa Steinbicker See hi y . ., QFT5., --,- Q -5, V S -me fi- A fa-2 -ff .jx ',,- Q: . - fra? -, 'f t . Dan Stone Ed Strawmier 5 X Teri Swan Shirley Swart is W! 1 L , Brian Tait Kim Terrill Tom Thomas Todd Thompson A 4 1 d 934 1! 'V 4, f b ' -f'4' w V. Z 3 , 5 Q M t? ' ' 1 6 'F Ely : -3 -if -+ f -H W ' T ' if i sa - ' . V ff an I Wi, 5. I, if ' Aa' 'Q ' , k ' ' 4 'o . -K ,M Q -- 'hziwg ,ii K ,b 3, 1 'gy A - Y f fm N ga ' Us H.. Cheryl Trainer Larry Tyler Tony Valdez Cindy Vandenberg 'ifff lim Sharon Vanhorn Ray Velasquez Linda Viera Kathy Vinson Tami Walrath Karen Waring Laurie Warner Mary Warntjes V ' 12' SENIO RS 47 48 SENIORS I 7 7 f sf, J i if 1Af if , 'H'1 f '71 HE? y N ti M, if 0 .2 SL Q ,Y l - v Kristen Wesswick Beth Whitehair Jim Williams Q M 3 Z K , 1 ' ' W , .- 'rbi 'LK V ' RQ - . '15 . , V at f x 'Q Qi' . i , m mf I7 1 6 r i 41' , I Z4 Af llw , .J Tom Wheatley Steve Wilcox Larry Williams Mark White Matt Wille Sherry Williams Tom White Betty Williams Wallene Wimberly Joel Wingerter Jim Winkleman Carla Winkler Loy Winters Alan Wolff Dawn Wolfe Scott Wood Mike Wright Eric Wurtz Nancy Yamahiro Steve Young 52' Eman Zohdy Sue Wylde ' W SENIORS 49 Seniors ADAMS, DIANE - DECA 12, Dist. Ed. 12. AIGNER, ANDY - Swim- ming 9. AIKELE, JON - B-Club 10,11,12, Gymnastics 9,10,11,12, Tennis 11. ALLEN, KAREN lGuzzle Guti Cheerleaders 9, Swimming 11, Publica- tions 10,VICA 12. ALLISON, JANICE- Volleyball 11. AMEN, GEORGIA lJuicei - Cheerleaders 10, 12, Gymnastics 9, Swimming 11, Pep Club 9,10,11,12, Senate 9, Ski Club 9., 10, Head Varsity Cheer- leader 12. APARICIO, DAVE - Wrestling 9,10,11,12, Publications 12, Photog- raphy Club 11,12, Ski Club 9,10,11,12, Chess Club 9,10,11, ICC Rep. for Chess Club 10. BABER, ROBIN - FBLA 11,12, Pep Club 9,10,11, Secretary FBLA 12. BAGGETT, CINDY - Cheerleaders 11, Publications 11,12, Pep Club 11. BAKER, SUSAN - Tennis 11, Chorus 11, Flag Team 10, Pep Club 9,10, Ski Club 10. BALDACCI, KATHY - Band 11,12, Publications 11,12, FBLA 12, Flag Team 11,12, Pep Club 9,10,11,12, Powder Puff Football 12, Flag Team Captain 12. BALL, MIKE - Basket- ball 11. BALTZ, ROBERT - Foot- ball 9, Chess Club 9,10,11, Russian Club 10,11. BARELA, MARY - Thes- pians 11,12, Sounds of BC 11, 12, Musicals 10,11,12. BARTLETT, ED - Bas- ketball 9,10,11, 12, Ten- nis 10,11,12, Ski Club 9,1O,11. BARTUS, DONNA MAE - Band 9, 9,10,11,12, NHS 10,11,12, Musicals 9,10,11,12. BAYNE, BARB - Basket- ball 11,12, Volleyball 11,12, Ski Club 12, Track 11,12, GAA 11,12. BELL, DAVID - Band 9,10, NHS 10,11,12. BENSON, JOANNE - Cheerleaders 12, Band 9, Pep Club 10,11,12, Ski Club 10. BERNKLAU, LISA - HERO 12. BLACK, JEFF - Wrestling 9,10,11,12, Senate 9,10,11,12, Ski Club 9,10,11. BOBER, BRIAN - Bas- ketball 9, Swimming 9,10, Tennis 9. BODSON, MICHELE lFrenchieD Chorus 9,11, MSM 12 BOENING, PAT BOHMAN, JULIE BOLTON, SCOTT BOWERS, KIM BOYD, JULIE - Altex 12 BRADLEY, SCOTT - Baseball 10,11,12, Foot- ball 9, Tennis 10 BRANNON, ELIZABETH lLizD President HERO 12, RSC 10,11, Forensics 10,11, Powder Puff Foot- ball BRAUKMAN, MARY - Swimming 11, Publica- tions 9,10, FHA 9, Pep Club 9,10, Thespians 9,10,11,12, OOSSEK 10, Diving 11, ALTEX 12, Forensics 12 BRIGGS, VONNELL lSkippyD Chorus 9, 10,11,12 BROST, BREK - Cross Band 9,10,11,12. Chorus 12. Publications 10,11. H.O.R. 9,10. Honor Soci- ety 9,10,11, 12. Falcon Wing 10,11. CARMODY, FRANK - Football 9. Wrestling 9,10,11,12. DECA 11,12. Dist. Ed. 11,12. CARPENTER, LORI lGramsterJ Chorus 9,10,11,12. Publications 12. HEO 12. Pep Club 10. CHATTERTON, LISA - Band 9,10,11,12. Track 10. CHURCHMAN, DAVE - Metal Club 11,12. Wood Club 9,10,11,12. COBLENTZ, GREG KGRCJ Publications 10, News Ed. Pres. Wargaining Club 12. COCOVINIS, WILLIE - DECA 11,12. Dist Ed. 11,12. ALTEX 12. CONCA, GENNARO - VICA 12, Hot Rod Club 11. CONGER, LARRY lMongol Football 10,11. Track 10 Country 10, Soccer 11,12 Captain, Wrestling 9,10, Honor Society 12, Senior Class President, Forensics 12, FCA 10,11,12 BROST, MARK - Cross Country 9,10, Wrestling 9,10,11, DECA 11, Honor Society 11,12 BROWN, ROBERT - Bas- ketball 9, Football 9, Gymnastics 10,11,12, Wrestling 9, Tennis 10,11,12, Ski Club 9,10,11, Stuntman 11,12. BUCHHOLZ, TERRI - NHS 10,11,12, Sounds of BC 12, Choral 11,12, Musical 11,12. BUCKNER, BELINDA - Art 9,10,11,12. BUSCARELLO, DANNY lWaste man! Basketball 9, Football 9,10. Wres- tling 9,10,11, DECA 11,12. Dist. Ed. 11, 12. Ski Club 9,10,11,12. Track 9. CALDWELL, JEFF - CONNORS, TOM lT.C.l VICA 12. Martial Art Club 12. Social Athletic Club 12. COUCH, REVONNE CREVJ 2 Gymnastics 10,11,12.onor Society 9. Track 11,12. COWLISHAW, JOLYNN - Pep Club 9. Publica- tions 10. Ski Club 10,11. CRAIG, DANA - Chorus 11,12. Pep Club 9,10,11, Senate 10. Thespians 9,10, SeclTreas 11,12.0ctagon V.P. 11, Pres 12. CUSHING, STEVE lThe Cushi Social Athletic Club 12. DAVIDSON, MINDY - Chorus 10,11,12. DILLE, ERIC - Baseball 10. Basketball 9,10,11,12. Tennis 10,11,12. Honor Society 10,11,12. Senate 12. Ski Club 9,10,11,12. DUGGINS, SCOTT - Basketball 9. B-Club 11,12. Golf 10,11,12. Chorus 11,12. Ski Club 9,10,11,12. Track 11. EDGINGTON, MARY - Tennis 10,11,12. OOS- SEK 9. Pep Club 9,10,11. Octagon 11,12. ENGLAND, PAM - Chorus 9,10. Publications 9,10,11,12. HEO 12. Pep Club 9,10. Ski Club 9. Spanish Club 12. YR BD Ed. 12 ENRIGHT, DAN - ALTEX 12. Ski Club 12. Auto Club 11. ERTLE, MARY - Chorus 12. FORD, KIM - Swimming 11. Chorus 9,10,11, Dist. Ed. 11,12. GAMBLE, KIM - Tennis 10,11. GARDNER, SHERRI - HERO 9,11,12. GARRISON, DARAH - HERO 10 GAUL, JENNY HERO 12. Athena Drill 2 Lt 10,11. GAUVIN, SCOTT - Baseball 10,11,12. GILMORE, TAMMI - Cheerleader 9. Volleyball 9. FBLA 9. Pep Club 9,10. Track 10. GLISTA, STEVE - Bas- ketball 9. Cross Country 10,11,12. Band 9,10. OOSSEK 9,10,11,12. Honor Society 10,11,12. Ski Club 10,11. Senate 11,12. Track 10,11. HOR 10 GODFREY, KATHY - Tennis 11,12. Chorus 11,12. GONZALES, BECKY - HERO 12. OOSSEK 11. GRADY, ALICIA - Bas- ketball 11. Tennis 10,11. Vollyball11,12. Ski Club 9,10,11,12. Publications 9,10,11,12, YR BK ED. 12. Senate 9,10. GRAHAM, DON lSan Won! Wrestling 12. DECA 11, 12 Dist. Ed. 11,12. WOTC 12 GRALTON, JASON - ALTEX 12 DECA 10,12. Dist. Ed, 11,12. OOSSEK 9. Ski Club 9,10,11,12. GRAY, LINDA - Chorus 11. FBLA 12. HERO 11. GREENER, SUE - Chorus 10, 11. HERO 11. Pep Club 9,10,11,12. Ski Club 10. Thespians 23. Spanish Club 9,10,11 Pres. GROSSART, BILL - Football 9. Senate 10,11,12 HAAS, KIM lChipmunki Pep Club 9,1O,11. Swim- ming 11,12. Chorus 9. HERO 12 Track 10,11. HAAS, MICHELE lPigleti Pep Club 9,10. Swim- ming 12. Chorus 10. HERO 11,12. HAIN, STEVE - Wrestling 9,10. ALTEX 12. HALVORSEN, DOUG - Baseball 10. Basketball 9. B-Club 10,11,12. Ski Club 9,10,11, 12. Tennis 10,11,12. HARCARIK, JOE - Foot- ball 9. OOSSEK 9,1O. Ski Club 9,10. Wood Working 10. HARRIS, PHIL - Chorus 11, 12. Band 11,12. Thespians 11. HARVEY, TAMMI lFrog Legsi Chorus 9,10,11. Track 10. HERO 10. Ro- deo 10,11 HAS STEDT, LAURA Chorus 9,10,11,12. Musi- cals 9,10,11,12. Thespi- ans 12. Honor Society 12. HAUN, MONA - Chorus 12. HELM, DOUG - Outward bound 9. Ski Club 12. Spanish Club 9. HENDERSON, LEONARD VICA 12. Hot Rod Club 11 HEWITT, DEBBIE HILAIRE, ARLEEN - Photo Club 10. FBLA 12. FHA 11 HEO 12. HILDENBRANDT, KATHY Pep Club 11. Chorus 12. HIL LEY, STEVE lHildoJ Dist. Ed. 12. Ski Club 9,10,11,12. ALTEX 12 HINKLEY, SUE - Honor Society 9,10,11,12. Bear Facts 10,11,12. Chorus 10. OOSSEK 9,10. HOR 9,10,11. ALTEX 12. HODGSON, TOM lSpinx7 HOFFSCHNEIDER, WEN- DY - Cheerleader 12. Flag Team 10. Pep Club 9,10,11,12. HERO 9. Ski Club 10. HORN, BRIAN - Wres- tling 10. Soccer 11, 12. Ski Club 11. Football 9. Dist. Ed. 11,12. DECA 11, Pres. 12. HUNTER, CINDY - Cho- rus 9,1O. FBLA 9,10,11,12 IRISH, DAVE lKillerJ Gymnastics 9,10,11,12 Tennis 10,11,12. Track 9 ISRAEL, TAMMY - HERO 11. Ski Club 10. JANSSEN, BILL - Ski Club 9,10. Band 9,10,11,12 JOHNSON, CINDY - Ski Club 10,11. Publications 10. Pep Club 9. JOHNSON, DOUG - Bas- ketball 9. Baseball 10, 11. Publications 11,12. JOHNSON, JIM - Foot- ball 9,10,11. ALTEX 12. KANE, KAREN - Track 11. Publications 12. Sen- ate 9. Pep Club 12. KASKEL, BETH - Honor Society 12. Letter girl 12. Pep Club Pres 12. Ski Club 9,10,11,12. KASKEL, MATT lKoveD ALTEX 9,10,11,12. KELL, MARK - Basket- ball 9,10,11. KELLER, DAVE lD.K.J Football 9,10,11,12. Baseball 9,10,11,12. Bas- ketball 9,10,11,12. Publi- cations 11,12. Track 9. KER R, PENNIE - Senate 12. HERO 12. KEYS, SHELLY - Publi- cations 9. ALTEX 9. KISER, JEFF - Soccer 11,12. KRIEGER, DEBBIE - Chorus 9,10,11,12. Pep Club 9 KRUMMEL, JULIE - Honor Society 9,10,11,12. Publications 10,11,12. Chorus 11. Lat- in Club 10. LAFFOON, ALICE - Cho- rus 11. Cross Country 12. Honor Society 9,10,11,12. Track 11,12. Falcon Wing 9,10,11. LAFFOON, AMY - Bas- ketball 10,11,12. Volley- ball 10,11. Cross Country 12. Honor Society 9,10,11,12. Falcon Wing 9,1O,11 12. Track 9,10,11,12. LEITNER, THERESE - Pep Club 9,10,11,12 Let- ter Girl 12 Publications 11 Flag Team 11. HERO 11,12HEO Sec. 12. LEONE, KARRIE - Volleyball 10. Ski Club 9,10,11,12. Powder Puff 12. LEWANDOWSKI, KAREN - Pep Club 11,12. HERO 12. LIBIS, SCOTT - Tennis 10 Ski Club 10. LIGGETT, KEITH lBuckJ Soccer 11,12. Ski Club 9,10. B-Club 11,12. Rus- sian 8. German 10,11. LILE, SHEILA - DECA 12. LINDIMORE, STEVE - Football 9,10,11,12. Track 9,1O. LORD, BRIAN - Soccer 12 Band 9,1O. LOWELL, JENNIFER - Ski Club 9,10,11,12. Tennis 10,11,12. Opta- mist Club 11. OOSSEK 11,12. LUCAS, TIM - Ski Club 9, 10,11,12. Gymnastics 10. Soccer 11,12. OOS- SEK 10,11. LUSCHER, PAM - Swimming 11,12. Bas- ketball 9,1O,11. Tennis 10,11,12. Honor Society 9,10,11,12 volleyball 10. LYTLE, DENIS - Band 9,10,11,12. MAKOWSKI, KEVIN - Band 9,10. MALONSON, SHARON lSprouti Publications 12. Basketball 11. Gymnas- tics 10. Pep Club 9,10,11,12. HERO 12. FCA Pres. 12. Track 10. MARLOW, BILL - Publ. 10. Mc DONNELL, MIKE lMacD Wrestling 9,10,11,12. B-Club 12. Football 9. Soccer 11,12. Band 9,1O, 11. Ski Club 9,10. Mc PHERSON, MIKE - Swimming 12. MEANS, KATHY - Honor Society 12. Spanish 9,10. MELCHIOR, DAROLD lMelchD Baseball 9,10,11,12. B-Club 10,11,12. MERRIMAN, MARC Ski Club 10,11,12. MILLER, JACK - Foot- ball 9 MITCHELL, SUE - HERO 11,12. Flag Team 10,11. MONTELL, THEODOSIA lTeddyJ Swimming 11,12. Ski Club 9. Band 9,10,11,12, Volleyball 10. MOORMAN, DAVE - Swimming 12. MORGAN, CAROL - Cheerleader 12. Tennis 11,12. HERO 9,11,12. Pep Club 9,10,11,12. Octagon 11, 12. Powder Puff 12. MOWRY, BEV - Ski Club 10 Chorus 10. MURPHY, JACQUES - Golf 9 Gymnastics 10. Publications 10,11. Honor Society 9,10,11,12. Sen- ate 11,12. Junior Pres. 11. Student body V.P. 12. Octagon Treas. 11,12. HOR 9,10. NAIL, NANCY - Chorus 11 HERO 11. HEO V.P. 12. NEEL, REX lCowboyD VICA 10,11. Ski Club 10. Bowling 12. NEIDERT, LENORA - Band 11,12. FBLA 12. Flag Team 11,12. Pep Club 9,10,11,12. Powder Puff 12 NELMS, TRACY - Cho- rus 11 FBLA 12, Histori- an. NELSON, MARY lNelsi Gymnastics 9. Tennis 10,11,12. Octagon Club 12. NEPPEL, DOUG - Soccer 11, 12 Captain. NEW, CINDY - Chorus 10. Publications 10. HERO 11,12. HEO 11,12. NICHOLS, BECKY - Yearbook 12. NORTON, ANN lSnorti FHA 10. Pep club 12. Track 11 Cheerleaders 12.Powder Puff 9. Octa- gon 10. ODWALT, CHRIS - Cho- rus 9,10,11,12. Honor So- ciety 9,10. Thespians 11,12. Musicals 9,10,11,12. ORTEGA, GLENN - Foot- ball 9,10. Cross Country 11. O'SHEA MAUREEN lMoD Ski Club 11,12. Chorus 9, 10,11,12. OOSSEK 10,11. Honor Society 10,11,12. OURY, KAREN - Cheerleading 12. Gymnastics 9,10,11. Band 9,1O. Flag Team 10. Pep Club 9,10,11,12. Senate 10. Track 12. PALM, ROBIN - Publica- tions 12. FBLA 11,12. Flag Team 10. Pep Club 9. PANEITZ, CHRIS - Cho- rus 10,11. OOSSEK 10. Track 10. lBoJoi PETERSON, DEBBIE lPeteD Cheerleader 9,10,11,12. Gymnastics 9,10,11,12. Pep club 9,10,11,12. Senate 9. Track 11,12. PIEHLER, PAM a-A Chorus 9,11. Dist. Ea. 12 Pep SENIO R INDEX 51 Club 9,1O,11,12. Letter girl 12. PIHLSTROM, NATHAN lNateD Swimming 11. Band 9,10,11,12. PINKERTON, CAREY - Football 9,1O,11,12. PLUMB, SEAN lPeach7 Football 9. Golf 10,11. Ski Club 1O,l1,12. Swimming 11. Band 9,1O,11,12. Golf 10,l1. ALTEX 12. PLUMLEY, BOB - Ski Club 12. PORTER, PATRICK - Falcon wing 9,1O,11. POST, BRIAN lBugseyI Cross Country 10. Chorus 9. FCA 10. Falcon Wing 10 PRIDDY, JOHN lPridsJ B- Club 10,11,12, Baseball 9,10,11,12, Football 10. Wrestling 10. Senate 12 Treasurer. PURDY, TAMMY lFIea- busi Chorus 9,1O,11,12. Pep Club 9,1O. Ski Club 10. Musicals 1O,11,12. RASMUSSEN, DENNIS lDenny RJ Baseball 12, Basketball 12. Tennis 12. REETZ, JES SIE - Chorus 9,11. HERO 12. Theatre 9,1O,11,12. ROBINSON, DEAN - Baseball 10. Golf 10,11,12 Band 9,1O. Latin 9,1O. SANDS, JULIE lSpacei OOSSEK 11. SCHIAVONE, MARY - Cheerleader.9,1O. FBLA 12. Pep Club 9,10,11. SEEGER, GORDON - Hot Rod Club, 11. SETTLE, KISTY - Cho- rus, 12, Publications, 11,12. SHABOW, KEVIN - Soc- cer, 1O,11,12, Band, 9,1O, Diving, 11,12, Ski Club, 9,1O,11. SHEPARD, DAVE - Soc- cer, 11,12, Swimming, 12, B.C. Streaker, 12, All Conference Soccer. SILVA, ALICIA - OOS- SEK, 10 Track 10. SILVER, BRAD - Foot- ball,1O,11,Wrestling, 11,12, Publications, 10, lCirculation Manager, 11,123 Honor Society, 11,12, Chess Club, 10,11,12. SMILANICH, KIM - Ski Club, 9,1O,ALTEX, 12. SMITH, TONY - Foot- ball, 9, Tennis 10, DECA, 11,12,Track, 9. SMITH, JONI - FHA, 11,12, Pep Club, 9,10,11,12, Track, 10, Letter Girl, 12. SNIDER, DON SNYDER, MARGARET lSPIDERJ - ALTEX, 12, 52 SENIOR INDEX FHA, 9, HERO, 10, Pep Club, 9,10,11. SOMMERS, BECKY - Cheerleaders, 11, Flag Team, 10, Pep Club, 10,11,12, Ski Club, 12. SOTIROS, SAM - Bas- ketball, 9,1O, Soccer, 11,12. SPARKS, LINDA - VICA, 12. SPEARS, GARY - Bas- ketball, 9. STARK, BARB - Chorus, 10, Honor Society, 10,11,12, OOSSEK, 10, NHS Treasurer, 12. STEINBICKER, LISA - Gymnastics, 9, Band, 11,12, OOSSEK, 9,1O, 11, H.P.R., 10. STEPHENS, CHRIS - Tennis, 9, Chorus, 10, Honor Society 12, Sen- ate, 11, Class Vice Presi- dent, 12. STEUERT, BRAD - Bas- ketball, 9,10,11,12, Cheerleaders, lPowder Puffi, 12, Softball, 11, Publications, 11,12, Track, 9. STONE, DAN - Gymnas- tics, 11,12, Band, 9,10,11,12. STRAWMIER, ED - Bas- ketball, 1O, Cross Coun- try, 10, Football, 9, Pub- lications, 10,12, Photog- raphy Club, 12, Track, 9,10,11,12, Outdoor Lag Conselor, 11,12. SWAN, TERI - Cheer- leaders lPomsJ, 11, Flag Team, 10, Honor Soci- ety, 9,10,11,12, Pep Club, 10, 11,12. SWART, SHIRLEY - Chorus, 9,10,11,12, Flag Team, 11, Pep Club, 1O,11. TAIT, BRIAN - Orches- tra, 9,10,11,12, Publica- tions, 11,12, Photography Club, 12, Falconwing, 10,11. TERRILL, KIM - Band 9, Chorus, 9,10,11,12, Hono Society, 9,10, Sounds of B.C., 11,12. THOMPSON, TODD - Golf, 9,10, Senate, 9,10, Inter Club Council, 9,1O. TRAINER, CHERYL - Chorus, 9,10,11,12, Track, 12. TYLER, LARRY - Bas- ketball, 9,10, B-Club, 10,11,12, Tennis, 10,11,12, Distributive Ed., 12. I' VALDEZ, TONI - Basket- ball, 12, Cross Country, 12, HERO, 12, Track, 9,1O,11,12. VANHORN, SHARI - Distributive Ed., 12. VELASQUEZ, RAY - Football, 9,10,11, Ski Club, 12, Woodwork, 9,1O,11,l2. VINSON, KATHI - Senate, 12. WALRATH, TAMI - FBLA, 12, FHA, 12. WARING, KARIN - Cheerleaders, 10, Chorus, 9,10,11,12, Pep Club, 9,10, Ski Club, 9,10. WARNER, LAURIE - Cheerleaders, 9,11, Chorus, 9,10, FBLA, 12, Pep Club, 9,1O,11, Senate 10. WARNTJES, MARY - Chorus, 9,10,11,12, FBLA, 10,11,12, lHistorian, 11, President, 121, Pep Club, 9, Musical, 10,11. WESSWICK, KRISTI - Chorus, 11, Publication- sYearbook, 11,12, Honor Society, 9,10,11,12, Senate, 10,12, National Forensics League Vice- President, 12, Falcon Wing Assistant Editor, 10, Graduation Attendant, 11, Homecoming Queen, 12. -Y -'- i WHITE, MARK - WHITE, THOMAS - Baseball, 9,10, 11,12, Wrestling, 9,1O, Band, 9 WHITEHAIR, BETH - Tennis, 10,11,12, Band, 9,10, Honor Society, 9,10,11,12, Pep Club, 9,1O,11, Senate, 9,10,11,12, Ski Club, 9,1O, Octagon, 11,12, Honor Society President 12, Class President, 10, I State Student Council President, 12. WILLE, MATT - Basket ball, 9,1O, Football, 9,10,11, Band, 9,10,11,12, Chorus, 11,12. Sounds 11,12 WILLIAMS, JIM - Thes pians, 12, OOSSEK, 10,11,12, Thespians President, 12. WILLIAMS, LARRY - Football, 9,1O, Chorus, 11, VICA, 12. WIMBERLY, WALLENE FBLA, 11, Pep Club, 9. WINKELMANN, JIM - Gymnastics, 9,10,11,12, Band, 9,10,11. WURTZ, ERIC - Base- ball, 9,10,11,12, Basket- ball, 9,10,11,12, Foot- ball, 9,10,11,12, Senate 12. ZOHDY, EMAN Cheer- leaders, 9, Pep Club, 9,1O, Ski Club, 9, Aide,10. I Q I: o l B an .: I- 3 Y Q D .E 4 54 JUNIORS Mary Andersen Cyndi Anderson Pauline Anton Jean Anzia Archie Applehans Nancy Archbold John Archuleta John Armstrong David Arnold Dean Atkins Jeffrey Atwater Tina Baker Robin Balfanz Edward Barber , A , C :Y ,Q G' ., a erme Abbott Darcy Adams , y . ' J, ml. .W , X . A -5 ,qipa . , , Julie Allen f 1 r 4 I duff x ,, .A li! ,gg I Q1 afar , . is 4 X t ' A rssrrst or A r J - 11 A . 1 of ' -- ,c . . gl i Carmody and Curt Colbert are found - A Trying to lose weight for wrestling, Pat , . at ,, running through the halls. x ' Q 'fi i-if i' f' fi'f '4 ' Y' I '9v3 ' s if MQ ' rV.' ' ,:,, , . fi- it 1 V. V' -I if D A or f sit it D ia!! ,'V,. g gf 2'-D' 3 v A X f 1 A Kathleen Barnes David Bayuk Sandra Bayne Carey Beatty Beverly Beck . 1 ,NY , JM! i. .:v w , J Q, 2 l. gm ,f H W Kf- l . 'lte al . 1 . ..A Chantal Beeken i D X Marian Behme I A f Ruth Benson 5 - A' D M 'A , -v A W Wi fi. Karen Benthin A Anne Bernklau f 2 'is' xi T- 41 Jane Berta Patty Biby 'Q 3' dl he xx iii, I 1 h SIE 1 NmK'A Susan Bishop Andrea Boelter ' ' . ,.1 ' Jamie Bohman Mark Bolles W! . I , X l , ka ' at Ve, aa ' KA Y' Vim, David Borgeman .. J., -E' Audrey Bfack if :D - Q- 3' S' 3 'K Ann Brainard ee i . fl, fi A V W S Susan Braukman X V fs, Q. K ' ,, Eric Brian D v f ' S1 X in Xe' lla K 522 K, K 'laik ,. 1 ' 15 4- 5 ' . 'f . . a ' 1 Q i k -A - fl 4 Agx fs aa Ha' Mk Scott Eberhard takes a break from his books. , Carolyn Brown Glenn Brown Jonny Brown - f f Mary Brown Pamela Brown Nq h , K W. 5, Ze Q A . V 1 Q William Bruce , Q Randall Brunko V. A . F 3-A5 '-,k f ., K t . l -i lkr 1. 'tj sf. Robert Budz 5 ' em ' , S Kathleen Burt .,- I-' . ,af 1' Cathy Byrd k ,X h I i .- F n fs, , - Q gf H .,,- 1 Q- ' 5 lf? f r,' . 1.3 . .J i i f ggggq: ' I is ii. Da.VId Callahan H if l B James Cannon .Vs-xii' D ., 5,5 - I ' J' Patrick Carmody ' Z ell Jeff Carney 'jg T f S if 5 . fflg ,A y Julie carruth 'f-T gf 4 Roberta Casias JUNIORS 55 56 JUNIORS Julie Champion Cynthia Chapel :Eli ' gf Lisa Cline A , ' Jeff Cochran 'W I ' Shari Cockerham ' Jimmy Cole V ,Q V A .: W X Angelina Conca , A i,., Ron Corbin ,Qi ii V , Robert Gorman ,iiii J Ann Cowhick J Q D John Crumbaker ' I ,i : 'i 3' s ' gf , 5 , L1 . -V x V J z in V AX Jil f xi Karen Crandell Ralph Cundiff Denise Damstedt Lois Dashner Chantay Davis Shelly Davis What lurks in the halls of Bear Creek? Debbie Raggio k nows. Michael DeBernardi 'QA' Cynthia Dechant y rf Barbara Deck ieii V Gretchen Decker ,QV X Q Cynthia Deeds J , X Brenda DeGering Lissa Dennis Steven Dias Christopher Dilg 4, V V , .. r Janet Droul lard Scott Eberhard ,Ka J' W t ai' .J J .t X J I 4. W ,J . A , ,A ,, A 5 i,,, WR: V K : ' Inf T fa, it we . My is ' . . Q 5 4355, Q jf ., .197 '4z4iuw:st wk Qauvlf vli w fa , V . f-5 ,Z A AV fy f tg' 5:1 Z x 1 2 hm Ku lx 'V 'uf , Wax. , D f S .au Q We K KVKL 1 5 ' , , , V L, J Q9 A ' y ' L I Vi K N , ug .K If ' ' 3 ' W V i Vii' f ,g i ix! .W I-K A f , ,. Karen Edgar F xv J Nancy Edwards 1 so K' J, isltt at E -to l ei , U it Hifi' is ' f gs -. l , : rf . Aff 5 I x xwx.. ' Susan Eiman James Elder Pamela Elliott Ann Elofson tx. James Frasier Cynthia Friel Rhonda Fulkerson Blair Fuller Lisa Gagnon Nlarion Gamble Karla Garcia Sean Gargan Jeffrey Geren r 4 vi syli J Kathy Faufh ' iiii ' i F J 5- Ga Y Finken Q J -Q 6- 1. ' S f ' A Joyce Finken . Q 49 11 ff- 'fl F9 ' 'Wii' Janet Fischer yi L up L ev Pamela Fitzsimmons - A y t '48, fl, G A - . f W . y, ' Aa ,ay Julie Fox sz sss f iiss ,, G , is ,L . il ' Te Y FOX s E J QI. .. ,- ' 1 4 ky X f V, -:'t 'B Win X? t F K Six 5 - if J M. ' l f 'N st is EF ,, . G ill 3 M rv. is fi Kathy Schoenecker munches between - Q classes. Nt gg? ' is rv-at 5? 'X' F iii' N James Glandon A F' t X ,Afgb 442 Donald Glasgow Lori Giles Lora Gibbons Lori Gillan Laurie Gerster JUNIO RS 57 Hope Hawn Norma Gohn Jerry Goings Carol Gookin Barbara Graham William Grams .4 V- . Dean Grieve ' Richard Grogan Phillip Gutierrez .e D A -Q K' 'Q ga AJ Richard Hahler me Alan Hall K Craig Hampstead S 1 Deidre Hand 4 ,Z . Kerry Haney ixl ,, .1 , I QQ' Mark Hanson G Mary Hanson X ' - - , , ee ' A che Ae s . if - - y llrrea , law-ry' ' 4 IJ J e f Steve Hanstein W' ' V 2 . Kathleen Harris Q' f 1' X -S-l X ' : x Heidi Haxby y' . A-A Shelly Hebert ' X 58 JUNIO RS L isa Goble Jean Godfrey ,fy-we bv, f. C5 M 4. ff 'ei' f 4' 'ny 1 ' r -v fe 1 , A54 'Q , Q I 'ff '- A K 5 an' .L ,el 'S l Hit- ,a- uvls he 5 YL? A X 4 6- Q !i'i ,A l During a newspaper interview, Kathy Scott scratches K her head in a moment of perplexity. Barry Hendrix M VVV, h H I , ' Zi. W Scott Herr Q55 xx Denise Hettinger ,tlt Kevin Hllgers it yi v M3 x Kimberly Hitchcock f' f e, ,g g, si! 65 ' 4,15 2? 3 , Karen Hoff 1 y eee, 1. Cynthia Hoggatt . ,, ' 'I ' H' Jay Hollard M ,55Qes.,1fg, JN V , V A Dean Holyer ifiiif i . ,Q ' J Dean HoIzkamP J - 'A' ' Kathy Houston . f' ' -'W 1, a r e K if ' A 4, iiiirs ,. , 1 ff -. ' 'U 'E ' ' 'J 3 ' R s 'I V3 Q E A A , A- . ',.,.f , ,-4 iw, I X if if 'G ' ' , , ,l vs. ff. .ft K sf, 42-A 2 t . LQ ,E 'nl' Q yczv 4 ,PJ FYA .7 I Tammy Hronek Janna Hunt Ann Huseman John Isham Debra Jackson in -f C! Eva Jackson , , J Robert Jackson 11- 'A , '1's.s,, lg 's ' Taggart Jacobson 4 os William Jaschke p Debra Johnson Q Q Cindy Joos . An interesting discussion holds Nick Fantin's atten- i 'i HON- V Steven Johnson ii i sii W oi K i -W g xx ,, s K .. . . J A f U 5 V i i Qi in fs 'Q christopher Keith r ,es. ' K J 3, ' iff' YT! Tammy Keller J r , 6 .f:- ' Sarah Kennedy J ttiis s t A '? ivx- as J D 'd ICH' rfh i 4 H S, J mm.. ., yr, t., gg ,gf r av: n mgswo 4 R' , 5, is orrii Qilih 3 M ' Sharon Kindschy i ' ' Gregg Kinnes -A gm, -W4 e J 1 'Y Karen Kiolbasa E A K Lisa Kissinger i I A ,at Q 4 A K Michael Klemm i s.f'.v.,4 V . X ,y : V, u J x . Laurie Kletzly ' . Jeffrey Knight JUNIORS 59 X L A W l 14, .4 M Maureen Koon 4:9 . ,391 Tammy Kraft .1 -' ,' .,:. f ,xg i x V 1 'K W L ' , K J ' ' I it :ug Amy Kreycik 'k 1 , ,V i 2 ,M Lori Lamberson y Qyiff V' A 7 ' Lisa Lance A5, ' V i l QW , Q fl l fl In . ' r tag Robert Langan L'AW ' ' V LL, Ivzi X 5 Kristi Lange V i Q , i L Julie Larsen f' n1Q .clk my Michael Lame E ie ' L53 X ig M L ii'i '9 li l' ll Constance LaVi9ne I' 1 A H' ' 'lk f 5' Carlton Lawrence ffns., 'i'i y ' f gg Cori Lee L -e . . ' ff! L, Lucia Leege Wi' ' Q ,, is mm,,.V 2 as f 'P' 'li' Cynthia LeFevre 4:5 i,? . ' 1,4 me ,jg f Steven Lemke f ,'1',, ' K L' X at ,sn X . N by i ' 4 L Y, A f X 1 N' V 'F i ' 5 2 tix l if :Q Y W If Debra Leuty is ' i . i 'X X Robert Lewis l 2 ,fs X Barbara Librande y ' Steven Lightsey U ' 60 JUNIORS 35 Z Q ge 4 A i .1 ,Ax s Jeanne Lock Patricia Loomis Vicky Lubthisophon Lori Lucero Rhonda Lufkin Janna Hunt and friend enjoy another exciting assembly. ...ma Helen MacClain Dana Madson L :fre L 3 1 if X- rit L I , NU , Melinda Magill D-N r , ' Greg Malcolm 1 K its Q 1... ' Cheryl Malloy Pamela Marshall l i X ,A - , . ef .1 r - Q al Q -fw fl kkfl Q L17 K I ' 'Rs QQPQ -Q w 5 l l la - f Kelly Schmitz dancing around Bear - - I.. I I S ' il1.i , f ' ' Creeks halls. .A t A 31. 1? . F Ex 6 V5 y .4 Y-1 fa J-D t facet gl , Gift l ' it I ,, 'illi T .M rs M, g if 7 xii? ..s fc. v ff f- gf' ' 44 C ei: -A? 545 4 f C' 'is ,b ,il ., if ZI. i I P- ea A i' s l s fin' W .l,' 1 , in N 4 D M fm JT- Greg Mott qi .L X, Michael Mowry Don McIntosh Mark Martin Susan Martin Dennis Martinez Cindy Matthews Bret May Lisa McCarty Michael McClure Louise McDevitt Narda McKanna Steven Mc Mahan - Lori McQuisten eil K Michael Medina ZZ, 0 Pamela Melton Gretchen Metz James Millensifer Jodi Miller Scott Miller Irving Mondragon Q David Moore Kelly Moore Sonya Moore Mark Mossbrucker JUNIORS 61 62 JUNIORS Gary Mucilli Q.. L. i- David Mull ' ' 1. A Deborah Muther ? v W! R i ' Al : 5 . Ps iii Erik ohlendorf ii ii if P ' RaYm0f'd Olson Q ii si P J 1 vs P Renee Olson 3 ff .. f fl ,L P . 5. Robert Oudenhovern I 'foo 'L r :-' fi oo,, l Q , f iiii r A 1 is Jody Paine ' . , J 5 . Anita Pallai , .. ' me J, ,,o, J f M QW ' - Steven Parker Q . :T Teri Parker ' '- k, P J ,i., ' In 'f' - D ae a Mina Paschal' iww 4, Y .N Q ii If fr Q if gag? mst? x i . K . M' in A . ,Q P' V 5 J P , . fi ,,, s H X. W K K ,.'l,' k Vikrk Q oorra D be rg. Debbi Paull B J r ii J Q. P ,,.. .f'f 'i TracY Payne f'..Js L fl' ': 5 ' is Nancy Perrnann V ., . K Vk-,, Brett Peterson W area -M - s P James Peterson .L Y IQ- A 4 Q' A ' s y . -19 Sonia Peterson 1 , J D - ,E 4 M , A Aff. 1 Sharon Poland ' Maureen Porter A Z Kelly Powell JosePhine Prach -- .. Douglas Price - . ,K .,.,,L if 2 fl rl fri . u ,i ' I i -v , .. Q Edward Pri ddy 'i - 1 James Pulju W P i'i 'P Susan Purdy Debra Raggio J QA 3 ,- ?-:TM . A.h,' ffrif ' Kevin Raitz i'i, Thomas Raper James Reagan . -P J ii-s i f . X .. 1 , is ' -'- -. ilk Q. Q. k A 1 , as I A ,, . ,I - N ,V - -. -. ef, is i '65, 'fit an 4 'Q .H 'gli ll ii R if iii 4 P ,S i as fs K ,E U T T M 3- f,,,,, g,,,11,- me -, -i , Daryl Reiger ,ss Wrestler, Don McIntosh, carefully studies the situation. A ww .. ,- 'Q I I s . Timothy Rego Max Reid Randy Rhodes 2 RRRoRRo . f-rw' 1--W, .N .1 3- 11- , . 2 . it s -' . if o 7 I T . 3 W , wr im' 5 5 x, s, ' ,. ttf , 4' g, ' -W 1, K Vkk i . IV, I fl- an ' R1- 1 f 'l L S t oRo S ii to T ' ff ' X 1 Iir is ' ., H 1 ,T fill . we ,. ' i--:-A s 1 gig -. .. A Debbie Paull turns from her studies. ,- y L,1 R , Q 1 fy N , s ,yfggmir 'X -ii 5 I , ., Q I -i Q f 1 QE PQ , 4 ii 3 M E 5 gs me in., fd-z-'T' 3' ,, Q X Y A A Robin Schweisser Kathryn Scott Dwight Sebald T 1 ,lt ' ,. i S, 1 ,Ill I a i A .t.1 V K v N li, A 1 X ' f- fn 1. it , 6,,, 1 fagffflt-it 5 .Q., as :,q' t D ' ht s 'b I 1. A LYJEL seflzar: Trent Rice Linda Richardson Susan Robbins Paul Roberts Renee Roberts Louis Robinette T i l Fred Robinson u - ef 21 W, L52 R Thomas Rogers ' I i ss1 W Gail Rosser - R Y Louise Rulon , f . Richard Saffel n VV Todd Saling ibfsh S Q I v :Ei I as - Q s QM .-' 2 r 1:1 Phillip Sanchez ' -'-' ' Bonnie Satterfie Id Kelly Schmitz Patrick Schneider Stephen Schneider Kathy Schoenecker Brian Schouten JUNIORS 63 64 JUNIORS Chereece Smith Karen Smith Chris Snodgress Angela Southard Karen Southwood Elizabeth Sparks Lisa Sparwath Charlotte Spichtig Debora Settle Tony Shepherd -W EEQWQQQEQ Gail Si 'ver i x Mark Si 'ver --W' , -ig Robeffa Skufca A S, if r 1 , L i k I 1' A ,., t iit S K ente i -if f K ieee t in l Hilgiifl - K . I S K ' S' it ii i 1 7 fi I zzi i y , 1, Nsuz tifaiwwfa' giaamtw r'ft einem .i, T 2 -at Mi. It yr. tzt , E ..t1,,1 K tt ,X 'f . ef .tae if r.r, xr - 1, W ., Kelly Moore and Ann Brainard are found lounging around again! ,- , ,-.' , Ex e .. i Lynn Steinbicker Deb0l'al'l Stephel'lS I , S 3 - ,.LL I Denise Stinson Qrt K ert ..:: , Terry Stove- ,sf A- n 4 Lori Strasser - W - ' , Gayle Sffauch Kari Strub le Lisa Summers Anne Suro J' 5 it if-l ttltia ,... ,,i, ,B - -K-..,N, .,,,,... ,, . i a vii ,mm -ai 3 R 1- 'L' 1 liii S S .iv Y' J Kevin Sutton if Cathy Taggart Debra Taylor . 4 ca .ex il -4 . .1 i It ' ' K9 Melody Taylor I ,',.1:.., ayao r fr as H lf x i .Amt ,ts W-'K T A+- . , k,,' -'o. V T. 1 MAE 'I .Q ,. T Michael Thome Danny Thompson P, , Q . L , W 3 M P ' 5 5's 7 it Donald Thompson if e vi '3 3 T. Steven Tierney What does Lucia Leege find so funny? y 1. saab .,,. ' v. . x a t fa im ,, Q, ..: -'. 55' . .4 . ' Q' - .. ' - Q, rw I 1 .W k'k ,Cf ,V 4 ' ' -e f Q I so if if i -. ' iw 5 T xx .. ...NL Imfnf.. 1 Vii' ir ' 'Ai ' 1: T i- A- Q. .1 s W ' . if 5 fx. E Q s . iittt ,..,ttli, . ,.,. it vw 4 1 lex wg. . J Lori Vigil l l Rose Vigil ' A f, , ,W in ott'ee i Richard volwiler ' fi 4,1551 Mark Vosika Christopher Uhley Bernard Vaught Robert Vette William Viera Michael Vodneck Laurel Timmons Daury Tompkins Andrew Torgersen June Travis Lynda Trimble Karen Turnage Linda Twedt Thomas Tyler JUNIORS 65 Debra Winegardner Lynn Wisniewski Debra Wolford 66 JUNIORS L i, I ,fi i James Wallace My Michael Wallingford A Tiff ' gif: ,yr 1 'f'- '1 Zi ' t'ffi :Nm - . l Thomas Warburton Q ,wi ' i Richard Weber V 1 i 1 Greg Wheatley 555 'lr' , f ' L- T' ' .IA scott Whitfield rvv L Rebecca Wilest 'V f 'V' Anthony Williams lm, f ,' V ,A j g ,,,, if U, , ,,,, ,ly 4+ Teri Williams :f '5f f : ,f. V ' V i , gy L ' Gay Wi lson 1 ' L 24' i nirr Ellie ili L fii ll 'W ,ig L i at 'WN Cheryl Wilson Elizabeth Wilson Jonathan Woods William Woodward J ,,k ,,,, . . ,X I 5' x ,,.. 4' ' .44 f if Q I 'Qu' ire Larry Wyatt -5? JX 1 Mark Bolles flashes a smile. . , at J 531.5 WAVV . ,in . Philip Wyers , ,,,,,,,i L' Colleen Wylie i 'Ag it l'21'1 i Buster Yerby ll i 'x if ,- Kristi Young W i F liaai r ill Z ' I, it William Yount 'V ' , X Loren Zerr ti f ifx li K U a- P .2 1: YS E r aa .: I- .E W if-Y Brian Anderson Kathy Anderson Gerald Archuleta Leland Arensdorf Bradley Armbrust Michael Aremendariz Lorel Armstrong Dean Arrants Beth Atkinson Renne Aylesworth Jacqueline Baber Donald Baker Linda Baldacci Dawn Baldwin John Ball Steve Ball Sandy Ballantyne Timothy Banister Jill Barclay Robin Bargas 68 SOPHOMORE Thomas Aigner Theodore Alexander Teresa Allen Susan Amato Richard Adams Steven Adkins Janine Adrian 'WF 435 -1, Q f K f 5 x N ' .,,,, My fini , 4' fli,-W Donna Abel , ge t Laura Achord T S k ii ,111 f is Q77 -1.4-fl'. ff ami M: e :I .1 ,f ' ,s ,, I V 6' 12 fx Z' ZV, 'glib Q .- ' '72 ,Q rsr ' 3 y 55 'S 3, :, ., , -ff' AQ A .r.r Q , .. Q , ,H , ..,,, ,Q , T A str, 222 3 1- A2 J! ii Zi A V ,T 2 ' 5' 3 l T' V '-' A-, 5' Yagi , f' yggt??i -',-' H V 1 ra . . . 1 I X 5 'Y A Af S ' A A rtt dsts , A J in A is J - I L , 4 f tr' , gf? H -ff' if 1 'ssr A N , st f - , S we J V lg, 3.7 A 5 A jf, - hw 1 fi, w t A ','r l IZ Iii l . -x fl if Q gift' W .i K KX Yiw- S .JE ...... K with K y Qpifzszfz. Mark Barns Kris Barnett . rr'..L rr r l rar A J at 1 ff . fast 1 . rl, Jerry Barone . , Q B Susan Bauer f 1 Q Bill Bayne K KK v ,Q Mark Bayne -. B K B. ryre 4- fr . 4 , K yigvif K K Lhikk K K K Q: fa U ':r, 3. J, f a 1 '1 ga j , . V -N A . , 'X'r -X U A 4.3 B a. v- as ix - A K-4 l KK R - ' , K . My no X i A '--- - iiiiifg. K B c A 'Q t a'ra B K M . , ,:..i.: AK N KK KKK ,, K-- ., A - 1'-ff ' M - 'zlha ' 3 ii- sbt f 1.5, . ...FN is w , .f f-. ii 'N J K. . 1 I M' x ,EJ ,cf John Beaty Jean Beck Jon Bellio Barbara Bennett Michael Bennett Steven Bennett John Bentley Ronald Bernall Mark Berry Michelle Betterman , A M, . J ff B' I X K t I 3 K2 e 'e in 1 .ml it K, 'JK What do you see Darryl Taylor??? 'fc - J ' B , ,im,'f2fg'1h W 'WE , K Mark v KK ' K A 2 3' A J, 1 KK K atal K ,N x .. J it K I Qi N J l 4' i ,fx v Q 9 t .nizigaegftml 'V 'Vs i ' f' ,M Julie Blei Tim Bolack Eilleen Bonnet Jill Bradley Amy Brandon Ramona Brannan Carol Brown Derek Brown SOPHOMORES 69 James Caler Chris Calone Rhonda Cannon Laurie Carlson Dan Caron Jeff Carter Jerri Chance David Champman Irvan Christy Karlene Chunglo Don Churchman Ron Churchman Stephanie Clark Scott Clawson Marcie Cole 70 SOPHOMORES Robin Brown Dana Brownlee Richard Brueggemann Denise Bruning Steven Bruns Roger Bryant avi fl Allison Bucala Caroline Buckner Connie Buckstein A I i1 Karen Budz Q C 'iw is 6 , N -: A lf 5' 1, - 4 ' y fa. , .......,,,. LK . .. Q ,. , -fqr , 'if' 'K Qgeei. .-z- 55. Ramona Brown i , ' i,'ise ff ' . .N X 2-K Y H Q 5 A in 1, QS' Richard Brown fav, A 5 ' X I 2 ' ' , V, . 65, . ev if-w i C ,, .. ,ei S 'ssl 1 3' -f 1 N '55 I i 15 xg. 'Sag 1- -1 J 3' ni- if 5 1. if i ' i S' X H yr We ,V 4-gsm, ' - Aj. .55 p 'sk , 5 -. gm 5-T' K 5 -'.. , 5.1 N' - N we , - ri- W ,V ' K 5 , X i ANT V ,, Q .W , w- f N - YQ 1. V F -4. 'e f 'Q ZW Hllqgqw' '- 'Y' ' X V I 1 QL 4 . , .V se H . ' F if s,r . , 1 if X ,.,q S, iii: A i K rv!! . ,191 .. -A is L we A Y iii - M is ii 1 s H i 5 ' u J I 6 ' f F 2 in w , M igaiig? law 3 m X gn. 1' A 0 i f rs. x , .. 1-Q We m , i x 1, my v F' - QSLF' Q Wgajhik af W b 33,1 4: W IA X R - - 2:-req F U .iis 15. , fl c S 1's' C .ts-, ww R fi? n L , 5 l Q y y Lisa Colletti ,, Q QC lt 7 4 Sherri Conklin ---af Q x xr - L 3, 1-,U Q - Af 1 3:-1 ff'y.--- 5 sa ik X 5 I 'fb 5 a 'C i Q L LL ii if K Maury Lee thinks, Any day now. K X E . af., AA Liz Corbett Gianna Costo Carol Cote Lynn Cowden Sherry Cowden Jeff Crandell is X L , w LL - I V L e,,f. ttf D tr ee X Ly L Y L.. ,i., L, Nfl 7 s f 'A - A -ggi' - A L. ' , 1 L LL -A .ar - L f L L - Ai, 'L ' L ' LL . X . .1 1- 1.555553 gl-'yi M... L Y i-. - L D Y ' ' A V lf.. , SQ L ' 53 L tfijifa ,L L X 4 M - 1, ' S in ' K W 1 fl. i Nz L.f,' fx 5 f . - C ga ' M b - 'ms-, '5,.Q1 ,'Tx, l ' QL-vi K 1 H 2 L2 IT2- ' ' ts-.EeF1h1E'ZfaYrv : ,, L L. -LQ LIL- 1 E - - D '24 'N K L' ' D R -i,fffe'f5gP'L L ff I NL A XX 16 H ' -' l i7 is Q L Lg ,L ifi as 'iiL -A an Q' Nancy Crimmel Andrea Crumbaker Toni Cruz Susanna Csatar Chris Dahlen Jeff Daly Debra Damstedt Gary Davis , Irene DeMott Matt Dempsey William DeRossi Michelle Desantis Bertt Dolan Derek Dunbar Beth Dreiling SOPHOMO RES 71 Kris Eastwood Regina Eastwood David Eberle Loretta Eble Gene English John Erickson Angela Evangelista Connie Fauth 'av as 'K Craig Feister , M45-1 1 Karen Ferguson Kevin Ferguson Bryan Finken I 1,-, ., 4 .M ,mf gr , , A,..,,, n f A I ,. idk: ,is W' , 4 J Q if X gk I' 5 Yi L I M I , if Aj 1 . 11 fs .. ., ,., KF V My Vrzli gi? an ga ,. :AN K - , f -. ,wi ea r ra 5 H 5 X , Q Q , u VW. 5 1 1 x K E F ii'K: .G in ,L 'I ' 0 9' . 'V V Q fa X ' 1 .y X sssr ff' W ,J f 3? G F 1, it 3: 2' ' f gaibf, . ,,,, X -F fs . :tal Quay., 1- ,vu KQQYU' 1 .f 'M G , K at ' 5 x - u 'J A L ig., 25232 . ,lf-,i,,: Michael Finken fi ig V1 4' - Janet Fischer F .gzv I F- 1 D Q 453, Doug Fisher , A G N ' W g Lisa Fitch 4, I gg , N - ,Q Mau Flageoue G 1 ef' F ,iii, J ' - ,G .1 - V, - A f ' Tarasia Fohn F J - 'T i' arg . Y ::E,. 5 -', ' E-IMQEQQ hmmm Q caviar ra riawei Dena Frame C' 7' - S - - f Micheal Frandsen fg Randy Fulkerson v ,ii .g 5 A gf Q. A -: 'V ' -.L x ,- . , - 2 K K ff VZ 1 . F H' Laura Gabree ' N51 6 , iiig if-1 2:5 4 F, Jeanne Gagnon I A Wi Q1 ,M to My ,, Wayne Gall!-2905 N . fi, 'K 'fi' - Marybeth Gardner ' ,X h .V VVV A x I 4 Q iJoe Garrison file .2 .4,.'. X F' X f 42. K W' X 4 ?A,vf,i1.5:Sv5S1f::l'Elq:., ' ng . SOPHOMORES 72 tg H 1 'zh' Y-1' . S K ,,,. .1 6 -9 ,W . zu ' g t Q3 4 V: . . , QL, Q, If -5' i VI 2 f A W. v . f ffm ' '.'x -, mf A Xkebgn ' I fkf-, .: f-f E an 3 11 D I I H ..' Sk X A ,. I ef W, v Q' X5 my'5fff,E5I:l, w as v 53 Q Y , ff .,h51g,,-- V Deedra Giovanetti Dan Gizinski -ff . 111 'M - ix S , M ,J f'. ', ft ff c J , 3, K an I ,Tix 'ff' 4 fa Holly Anderson and Jenni Riggs, working hard. ., mm- , , , 5. I . Q - ., . ., Q, ,Q . 1 0 . . f . x I 1 3 . l wx f ,, Kandis Glasgow Randy Goings Rick Graham Arlevia Gram Gai Green Rynn Greenwald N it Denver Greiner v :L Dan Grieve 1175? if 'X . . . W i Julia Griffith M -- x 1 . fr F . 4. . 'fs K4 a wily . 1 S N xx A 9 A . 0 .i Q g. .f , r I X . -f Q . 3 In -A . rrsr f V. V 2 ' Q? . 3' '. 7 ' N ' g fffgfili- t - N g S G S. X A I ,, V . . zr.: ge , H W Swam p . f g 1,4 f S .gg ers- Q k S is F :J as - l ' .g A .. .s '53, K tl- LA,-2? N l-is V i. Q ig fr . Steven Grimshaw Doug Groskopf Susan Gumm Brian Hale Robert Hall Mark Hall Scott Hannum Mark Hanson Diane Harder Michelle Harrison Michael Hartman Glynette Harwood SOPHOMORES 73 Dona Hasl ey Paula Haverty -5 W' ' - -ff,w.wQ.,.1,,, , - . gg .i G ,mf ,v , ,,, A if G 'M -Q. Q' iii? 'NX-E, K W., i , , R, . 2 Q , 3 a. g:2,. N iw ff ,, 1 l' in . A gill, A.. K cz ,- ,,, .. ' , x f-0 Z , ' ' . Lge! I L,,L3,L M ,, i l t , 2 was ' i Q eau Q be 1 i , f lk esiaiffgb fx, ' Q ,gv -3, A tri: J Patrick Hayes Kevin Hebert Steve Heidenfelder Mike Henry Judith Hessek Bobby Hewitt Susan Hickman Greg Hilbert Chris Hildenbrand we ,Jijf K 1 it 1 i f , .K V? , . f K - V ,Q SOPHOMORES 74 B w. Kim Hitchcock Ron Holland Debbie Hollermeier Kim Hollermeier Mike Holyer Lauren Holzkamp Terri Hooper Kent Hornberger i 'K' in . 'I,T K if '14 , m ilf- l -- ..uunmi6fi- Mike Hornberger David Houston Chris Howerter Kevin Hull Michelle Hunter its liz in It J ytt ff 1 ,- Bobby Husted Robert Huston 1 k.,i fl , M'-avi! ,N T T gf mi ,byl ' Teresa Jackson rg ,K Kristine Jenson xi nfl T Tom Johner W V . my I A Q ,it is it xg X Y .fix '1' , .Q 4 VL Q X X,1 1 ., A , y i t 4 'E Li ' .,s s 'i T ohsss T T Y - J 1 s 1 I' ! 5 'uf A 1 K' Sie. - it 2 .s,s, , ,l's r ',,sl sk NX I've got the touch, boasts Mike Webb. i W .t' it T X'.s Qt ., K . rfb, ' -' W. V .. r ,.....,-...nf 5 I . nO Cindy Johnson Greg Johnson Jean Johnson Kim Johnson Randy Johnson Scott Johnson Stanley Johnstone Danny Jones v 1 A fn-yo' av 6 X Q f ' X 95 f 4 Q 1' mg I ,g pat., K Dorothy Jones Thomas Jones Patty Jordan Misty Jorgensen Lesley Joseph Justin Jukes Teresa Kammer Doug Kamprath Terry Kasson SOPHOMORE 75 David Kiser Mark Kisluk Marcy Kletzly Bob Knappe Jeff Konegni Janice Krummel Carla Laderer Linda Laffoon Arnold Lehto Mark Lancaster Jeff l-ang Steve Larsen Jim Larson Janet Leasher Maury Lee Randy Leitner Debora Leonard Vickie Leonard Jeff Leone 76 SOPHOMORE Brenda Kellogg Patricia Kenefick Rhenee Kilmer Eric Kimose Debbie Katchur Prissy Priss Kaye ..e-1.::m,e-fm , W f -5 . , i .., E1 Ti.. t 1 Ofjgii 3, -J .i Q35 1 sf, A gre 1 asf Y, ' R, sf f we as . raw , ,1 'Y i . ' 84.1 . Q . 'W - an W, 5:5513 1 ' 1 g S rg, ,IRL , ., , -:f: Q fi ss ffgsfasa: ' ' ' .. :R ,Q is, , f' .f. I, Si we 'iii' 1 ,- . qi J eeei L J . . T e ff , 5, . . f e f J K wif:-.. , 'Q ' - . . A '. .ef1f ,fb . .. 'f ' 'vm 54 iw X if ii 'iivffff ffif83 J F J Sf- Q nox- 1 1 ggi s NW ... e,wea J W - L f 1 Chris Jenson, says ' Hey, what's happening? seis J . ff me L a,s, h P y .. ii ss, W U.. P'- , 'Pl www' f f : , 'Ll' K' f ' ami ,vw 4 , if Q .sf X ,.?, ., V, K CAG, K fwfr x . - vi nan'- rter -QQ .- W : V- H. 4:- if fs' ' hi ge mga - - . ft L my 1 ft John Lester Diane Leuty ,hgi J igig ',' ' , n ' 11' .Ian-5,1-f'. ' ' , - ik 4222 'C1ff'1i3':E?iEi 'YY'w f- i rrssrar 1 L L QS- 'af s p - P it t- .. ! , l ::.v . T ' ' 1' - ' ,bl .P 'zu x f L ihl W ,.: i f J 4, is - fc, if if ' -r 'L Y x . 7127 L Fa Six H , Sr 151 if .Q 54:2 ali? it ,K '- sir a .asv F' l A9 . i li? F Tracy Fohn-I'm all ready to go. ew.. , QL, , J , LN- , .JK Q 41 3 age , .Q Q ' ,Q N ii' w L it 'Q X, ,, . , -.--- -q. s .' ,r - Paul McCloskey Tammy McDaniel Tammy McLeod Julie Mead 1 : Qf1',g:g A i ,529 H I feee eeee i Q X F O Charlene Locke Carey Lowell Rick Lowery J Christine Luhman Nancy Lucas Tessa Lykins Kisten Madson Susan Malcolm Kim Mansfield Jessica Manwarning Kari Martin Donald Martinez Tom May Troy McCarty Linda Meador Lynette Messer Kelly Metz Kurt Milberger Tom Miles SOPHOMORE 77 Randy Moore Roy Morrison Dave Mossbrucker Amy Mudge Shelly Mullin Dennis Murphree Jean Murphy Richard Muther Susan Myers Linda Nail Diana Neal Ann Nelson Catherine Nelson James Nichols Phillip Nichols Steven Nilsson Kathy Oberg Becky Oberwitte Karen Olson Mike Ore James O'Shea. 78 SOPHOMORE Libby Miracle Debora Montoya in QW - iw-Ur, ---. 1-s,Qfg,5ge:,,-are ll V iff? Qf ff ,J 1 in- ,I fe L 1 kgs . ,Q-Hgggfi ia -Y' 7' E 'gli f WF Q . M , ,.,y 'ww . 1' , 'Q -. ...ii 454. 5 I 5 LM gi' W eve? Ei P. V : A X xi X P xx . , Sheri Osvirk Carmen Paneitz J if 4 A E .. am af: 2 W Aa Kelly Libis, Who me'? ., HW. ,,,LL.W,, E A ikflgmg 1, fi' J A V Lizyly V 1 4 'P rx . A CV? I A 'A fwixi M- .ww 'ev -my Jim Paulukovich Collin Payne Jennifer Penney Robert Peterson ..f-1:4154 QQ V ggaai Deon Picker , J Bert Pihlstrom - A il, Steven Plewinski 'Ili ii C if nfl i A J La. 5. if y W , 'K' , ... 'nf' 'V ? 1i '2'T 41 ' J ' f Y rx M vi' , I X 5- ' .:. 0 , fQEief waifr tty j in W Troy Rice Janet Richards A ia? Debbie Ridgeway Maureen Pohn Annette Pyle Tina Puzo Joe Quintana Trev Ramirez Karen Ranta Jim Raper Mike Rasmussen Pam Rather Norm an R aw lings Janet Rayor Robin Reagan Melody Recla SOPHOMORE 79 Daniel Schaefer Jerome Schaefer Nancy Schiavone Jack Schilling Mary Beth Schlosser Kurt Schmelzel Kathy Schmidt Connie Schoenthaler Leah Scholtz 80 SOPHOMORE Bill Riebe it Jenny Rigg Shelly Riggs J Jan Rogers M' ' Q, . it x yr n K , ff l U l . ,,i5f f 3 . K it l if li ,wwe Mike Rogers Shelly Rohrer Cindy Rold Linda Rosser Steven Rowley .. Bernadette Roy Julie Ruynan . ,zfz ttilttt - ed Thomas Ruynan w 7 1 , A V QR! . 4, .. Linda Russaff 1? Daniel Ryall -ff? i,,i Mary Jane Sager ' Tina Scardina ' K It Q v J .L f fl pro x 3 ,rf l if S my f ,, , 1 ,ff 1 I S ' f ' if L -no S R t S i L ' 4 4' E fn 1 sl, is 5,4 ' '1 . Q5 ,I sg Q. QM - fm 3 .5 ' W Q 5 Q 'YYY Q Q I 9 1 'V' b S F sg fs T 51- W 4:-f -.-,, .:.J,it-' 2.2: fsi t ar e -- .J Q ,gore fs fi t in f1.,f.t 4g g gy What a bore! it ,,g,i,l i.,, 5 'QS , L W AA.. , A if A s of A . ssaa is at .:- fr ii 's Mi 'J' ,Til aiis ffl.. L A '1 A XE V ' ' ' 2 S S aa. ,535 L ' M is - : Another dumb test. - LU. Denise Sciubba Amy Sebald Chris Shamis Lisa Shaver Todd Shaw James Shelley Fern Sherwood Richard Sievers if 6 vs fr' ff 5 1'lS sa ml gg Ass. . . 2 ' Q .1 7 fr1'- - ' s bw is S. 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I- 5 'few Cindy Simpson Carol Sims Rhonda Skinner Mike Sloat Tracy Smi lanich Alison Smith Larry Smith Pam Smith Bob Snider Bob Snodgress Laura Sonderup Phillip Sotiros Mike Sparkman Steven Sparwath Timothy Speck Robert Spencer Elaine Spilo SOPHOMORE 81 Gail Suro Jim Sweeney Robin Talkington Becky Tanner Darryl Taylor Kami Taylor Pam Thetford Bonnie Thomas Nancy Thomas Steven Thoming Brad Thompson Clinton Thompson Laura Thompson 82 SOPHOMORE Kathy Sprenger Bryan Stafford Kimberly Stephans Pamela Stephens Lisa Stinchcomb Debra Stjernholm Cheryl Stone Norma Straub Jean Strott James Struem pf Chris Sundstrom Kenneth Surratt fx.. ,1- 'RA ' wx T, , ' ,iis . 58 3 I -. we-x.2is9!ff1.3Z 1, E - 4 we f' i is ,i .ti iii' .X Z it si . at itt h C? mai fi ll li l 5- SE . dlkiiiiiql E' ' 1Egjg1'i . --esf1a:sgffsg.1 if f-.- yew , 25,6 N L K S 'I .wi if - ,,. 'EQ E551 as ,, K y J Q W , -3.-,A , pals?-iw -i-aff? 2 . , 5 eggfadg . f 4 ,N '1 1' 4 , 1 '1!i:3EE5iiESl'Lf',1e :J 'iiiliilliiti 5, . X' M52 ' l ' -s'Q S .. Q.- . 1 1 . A, we wi' url' NN, 2, . .-igmvn, ,,,,.-so-P J S 91 ...Ylx F h. , Q Hang in there guys. . -... y 1 3 J 3 s . 6.5 in 'V - 'P B 'iii C ttii ' t',, Elf 'f T sz ' . ,,,, V- S ittii C K 44,55 la is Q L ' ' ,V V , . G M W X M...--M,-W A'f,A,'1 -Q52 X f 1 ' X vvvf-2'- Q, If M x ' 'Y f Q L ,- ML ,, , sein 4515 fl A A f 25. fi 1 ,, 4 , , ff, X 4 Wi Li' if 5 V .Lf ,, I , Q ,'m, i I , f I Q be .-f' 1 - , e V ' G W ,QQ K K i 2 qfwf We me , ., Q l,,, 4 Y I ' X 5 Lx Mui ' ,U .7 v -, an ' . gi f :L . V if- -'-- -rw ., QW, 1 f 3 if ' W, . -1.4 e- g ,. Becky Turner Debra Twedt Greg Uhley Dallace Unger Jim Ure Linda Vandenberg Donna Van Horn David Vasicek Greg Veasman Elizabeth Waldrop Connie Walker Jeff Walter M , 55 L iz: gif ' 2 2 ,i , ,,5g .g,n , , 2 Z, in , ia I , H? Teresa Wam bsganss Richard Warberton Scott Ward Mike Warner Wanda Warntjes Gillian Watson Mike Webb Valerie Webb Mike Weiss Marilyn Welker Anne Westlake Terri Whitehair Eric Whiteman SOPHOMORE 83 an if-1 61 l 5 J - Carol Wnlson Doug Wilson Cheryl Winkelmann Joel Slade says number three must be green Kathy Winterringer Janet Wolff B 0 -u B 5 :l: x W an .E V :- L I- 86 FRESHMAN Todd Anderson William Anderson Michael Anzia Jimmy Applehans Joseph Archuleta Elizabeth Armendariz Rebecca Armstrong Ri Armstrong William Atkinson Scott Atwater Wayland Baggett Dan Bailey Larry Baker Mindy Baker Russell Baker Terry Baker Susan Baldacci Nickie Balfanz Elizabeth Ball Stephanie Ball David Banks Catherine Barkley William Bartus Brent Baumann Richard Bayles Stacy Bayne Tracy Bayne Keith Abercrombie Stephan Albright Cindy Alfaro Linda Aljinovich et. 'R 1 :- its SN, , SS ,ff A ., I f A Q I '69 FQ KH mn f .. s 4 Gif X l,, 1- , l,,i ,gy my xi Jon Allen . V , fm -M iv- A Sfacie Amavisca A r ' ' . Kevin Andersen ' ,Vii 31 Q 6' ' Qi M-V M A d l A il Q Q ii 1 ary n erson K s yn le es we sWw Q in l M A ., if L xik in , S . . b AAA f' A a kt 'fi It t A I . .sk f ff -an l R do V t V . 'gig ' ' xl 7 t X lt lg.. Zv i! 54 ? l yy yy r g y is 2510, S yissl SQQ Q 'We' . ,LA ' A - , f ,S x XiJ l tttt': qq f , ,W li? l ' gil if o f 1 I R f sl.. A is ff l Xa if I - , ff A R R mi 1 'tt., 1 , tX..,l X A zfl 8 Mlke Chunn, In deep thought, Where 'tii A 1 else could Ibe?? ...4...s Az? 1 lleee 'Si if 4 1 E I F A .gfi G kk4.l K . 1 : kb 5 ' is 'T' S sll he is ' lsee 6f i, 's M ' so fe- ' , SMR ee e we eye aaiiigif . gf-1, . a y? A it P -M 415 6 -1 .. ssl B 1 .faqs A J, , . ' L X fy .J Q., Y V ,B gi. if ' of 5 f l k - so l 43? . xl diil all . f ssdl e. . 1 iz: A75 if ,grief -x Qi? . K 1 Robert Beagle , gg Frank Beckwith Qs' Patrick Beer , Q Timothy Beltz Gale Bentley 1: - Daniel Bergh l Frances Berlin i Dawn Biel J ll Q .ggi 2 , jg: f iiki . .K ,sr K W' A X .. ug if B 'iiif , V YA J aic . pb ll 1? i 1 6 - - --ii '- rraee 1 ld' fm -' V A kk::k.:V '38 ,- EI, L 4,6 ..:, 'l A irie P 11' B ' .. A A SA, K S J ir ea J 1 v 1 fp . V ,A J- -QS? 's k . .J mas: 12 l ' ,fi , k,.. , ,Q . .. bn lx fy n .5 r l y rr x....,,4...-4-df 5 N. irsi ll L fx 3' 'AL. 1 -:-g Qi. i is K W ' Q 1 1 ,f e 1, ulfix. ks F ,, R. ' Q 1 -' Kevin Bjerke Steven Black Todd Bohman Karen Boler Laura Bollack Karen Boone Kimberly Boone Dennis Bornuda Jeffrey Bowers Ronald Bowers Julie Bradshaw Jeffrey Brethauer Matthew Briggs Andre Broker P James Brooks Michael Brown Michael Brown Suzanne Brown David Brunick Melinda Bruning Eileen Byrne Mark Caldwell Lorie Callahan Barry Cannon Carla Caery Edward Carmody Kimberly Carnes FRESHMAN 87 Jeffrey Carruth Gregory Chaffee Jeff Challis Michael Chamberlin Sara Chatterton Kevin Chavez Michael Chunn Valarie Clift V. H V Q Vlilii Q V , l',, i VV . A asf i 4' ' is-i : f,,l. if V W ,l,,,, I ' V t if- f' H? i ' 'fl sa l P ? f 1 V'i ' V V V V ,, V V kkkggr , ., ffizfx' 'T ,, Mary Clouse ll Tracy Coblentz , Q Robert Cochran V, Colette collins f i f Assunta Conca ' , Charles Conley ' , .VV V Af' Q qi has lx 88 FRESHMAN Michael Conroy Cheryl Corbin Kathy Cote Trina Crosser William Crow Drew Cullis 0 4, .. ,vs ri .HN - 1 we-'wr Joe Gallegos is quite ject!!! ea . ' I .. , L ,. X v amazed with his pro- ! ug' .LAC ,.. . +1 , - i srs it ls , ' 5 I fha! 4' V Sharee Fox and Brian Roerig, studying???? Kenneth Cunningham A 5 .LV ' ' Viole Cunningham , W !,, 77 553 f QQVVAVV' VV George Curtis V ,. lu., 'sVVVVV:'V?, I, 4 11,15 Q l slssa l i ' PGHGIOP9 Dahlen -4 ll' WM' , f i f if M. Kari Darsow V4 ' l A i 'Q' A' 'W , A V , ti' ' ' Craig Davis 1 3' Y M J, ' V S sf 1 , C' Donald Davis V Q, R ,,!. ,515 Ly V i , my Gary Davis . C i we 'Vi V Y. , Q Kendall Davis K Q ' Lf , me V jk ,4v1 3 , l 2 1 Michael Davison if I V, V Q 'A peggy Day V! VV 1. .,. V V ' Stephen Dayton i ii Al V... ' Charles Sean 4, y KV VVV VVV , VVV IVVI, David Dean ,N A ,V Q x.,V,?Q' , 1 ' Charles Deandrea fi .al -, V 555 'V'1 ls H - ' ' fm l s -,J Q, . g X - M ' la ' Eugene Dechant J V 4, y WM my L Qi Q Bruce Deputy , 'E' T? m eel ' . em' ,N V .- Steven Dibella 1' f eeee -N l ' Diana Dickey V I t Q, X AQ? R 'X' .5 - K S -M., J A I K, H.. .mms .. ' A Q is ., ,uf K , S g P it ag Dominick Dirksen i s If ,g I lk' Troy Dixon . Q V V Q ' Shawna Doherty I - f X,,,.: , t ' .. 'li . .- 1 Jeffrey Dooley V- i:,,ii K+' f +1 il' MY -' h , Timothy Dowdeswell Q! ' X g 1 Anne Downey , ,. :ggi it Ix, if ff E .5 ,L Basil Dreiling 1 ll H f K it :' - 1- Q ' 6. g , i oi K , y lZyy gg ff' Rochell Dreinng D if Q Q MQQL Michael Sufford ' N - ' ' 'D Shawn Duley K l A Xa Q ix l l -.na ' g :f Y' .. .ex , Il . ' f X 'is ' f vt i Hifi, Ng ' i lg' AT Q. ff .- 1,ll. It 'xx tg 1 X fig - , ,o if W as is wwf A r Dean Duran John Duvall Douglas Eberhard Leanne Eckel Julie Edmond Richard Ehret Debora Elam Bryon Eller Darrell Elliott 431 X 4 w get .1 Lisa Cottwald, Will she be able to cut it?' I 5 'W is my Q Q 1 f-v1f N wa i It 'C' fwfi Amy Elofson Jennifer Emrie Linda Engle Steve England Paul Enright Dana Ephland Marco Evangelista Robert Everett William Eye Rebecca Farina Kenneth Ferguson Gino Figurelli FRESH MAN 89 90 FRESHNIEN John Figurelli Leslie Filce Linda Fisher Jeffery Flageolle Kathy Flickner Frances Flores Shawn Flynn Linda Fonda Paul Forbes Thomas Foreman Lorie Fox Sharee Fox Timothy Fox Rhonda Frame Gregg Fraser Susanne Friedman William Frogge Joshua Galey Dale Gallaher Clementina Garza Debra Gasner Stephanie Geren Susan Germer Amy Gerster Parker Gibbs as s fr J J, s ff ,Q gs ,A ,. ,, xt f . is I K 3 if ' f,,.. s ysr my 1 S ' -- , V, V: . f--f 'K iff.: 0 . F 'X I A , G 'Qi ,lj ' 'J' i . ,,! ,,.,. . LT Ztivy K J I-. E t 4 Q as ., l f .E yrryyi F f s.iss '51 - ,,ss G J ' ,:',. is ' ' gi 1 M : X57 A S' ig! 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' Lee Gross Shawn Gould Ronald Graham Dolan Gram Brenton Gray Gary Gray William Grocan Mike Gutierrez Holly Hasse Rhonda Hackett Julie Hahler John Hampstead Terri Hampton Brian Hand Patricia Harrington Christine Harris Joseph Haxby James Henderson Patrick Hennessy Christie Herndon Michael Hilbert Russell Hodgson Nancy Holyer Steve Hornberger Tara Hronek Federick Hughes Lysette Hunt 92 FRESHMAN Kimberly Johnson Mark Johnson Jeffrey Jones Kimberly Joseph Elizabeth Karki Noreen Karpovich Brett Kelly Brian Kelly William Kemp Michael Kenefick John Kepler Karen Kerns Lyle Kerr Robert Kitsmiller Gregory Kivett Dani Klipka Bonnie Knappe Graham Knight Thomas Jacobsen ' Misty Jacobson Christine Jaekel . Brenda Jensen Eric Jensen Deanna Johnson Debra Johnson Gregory Johnson :X xg., N Q , 5, 4 mv rs . X X ns av' x X 4 -Q7-' in 4 , ff? X Q 'Q L nf. ix f ' T my ' ff bfi! ff J Lili :xiii , .ae l f .K ' IBF i ft , V rfi, , 1 b y R Q 3 ye Q, y if ? 9 5 i' ' .Nfl V7 -lla A J fvvi F? X L f fl if E435 A K ,gf - 5 ll! fi A Lisa Koetje V 4--W gl X ., William Koger K J W' All -f E ' w'll th' r k II d 1 Janell Komelsen ,., an y Z A is V, Jenni er mrle, I is a e a ay We-' K L Lori Kraft V lllll ,Z 9 5 .-. N. Charles Krummel 51 -f '- l W' 1 X ,j .53 Kelly Krutch L fi .1 ,,is 41, J ' , V 'E' A , Brain Lacey iii A ' M L 9 Lance Lamborn - X Marilyn Lanacaster X f r 4 5 A l X X if f lm lr A. Susan Lance Dryder Lance A Paula Lang Lorraine Langan Mfg :,A , Steve Langfield ?fQ4i?f' ' Catherin LaPorta , V ' Dorothy LaPorta V Pamela Larson s6Xgl,,-1 L S - J is gi A e , .V ' t ' Y we '- ii fwx- ? fi ' ea 'W' fffii 'Mi' ' 'N aeeee 2, - , at L 'V - 1.4 P, W - .W 4 - Z' ' ml f v ,My .As .fl X Q25 In . wk . 'f' , QQ ak an ' F of H F ' D f -A A tl V r or iq i I K si,-,, . ' rim 4 A 'Ya . ,, K fs J 1 4, , is ia ' MJ' . K T mmy Wallingford, 'In my opinion... J , if ey, as if I N' ,, , f n xx' . z ,aw ,gt 1 , fr' - 'yy 1 5 Z I I X - R, .Wiv A, A . 5 . 21,42 , ,fr A , A A , M V -- , . 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L L kuku ly l. , ii v1 WE F 'Y 4 sf ij' is..-.1 L S' Y .2 A. 4 34. ,'1, ,ff . .8 f' IJ 1, ' G a e s s if f E - il if at fi wi ' ,Y Qwfwmg ' at ' W tw.. 4 in it f ' 1 Shawn Flyn, What a bore. w'-- tx 100 FRESHMAN an. fa- l -w-evil l 1 Mike O'Brien, Did you call me?? Pardon me?'? Geno Figurelli didn't hear right. SS The Cla Altex Seniors Volley To Raise Money Twenty-four hours seemed like eternity for Altex students as they played volleyball to raise money for expenses for their program. Altex is an experimental education program for 2nd semester seniors. The program empha sizes the search for identification. They have direct learning experiences with people and events in the community environment that surround and include the school build- ing. Students keep journals, write formal descriptions of their experiences, analyze events and read information relevant to their learning exploration. The major goal is to offer significant learning choices and de- velop responsibilities. Jim Johnson goes for the ball at the Volleyball Marathon, 'lcv v.1iffIw4fA I viii Altex members: KNEELING: Nancy Nail, Mary Braukman, Shelly Keys, Jason Gralton. STANDING: Julie Boyd, Susan Hinkley, Kathy Gilbert, Sean Plumb, Kim Smilanich, Wille Cocovinis, Steve Hilley, Steve Hain, Dan Enright, Carolyn Jasche. Not Pictured: Joe Wingerter, Janie Snyder, Matt Kaskel. 102 A LTEX Reading, Writing And All That Stuff Bear Creek High offers its stu- dents a variety of English courses These classes range from Fresh- man core class to several advan- ced classes. Different opportuni- ties are offered in literature, com- position, language, oral communi- cation and theatre arts. English Department offers over 60 elec- tives that a student can take dur- ing his four years at Bear Creek. 1. Lee Damhoff, Joann Ventura and Stacy Eubank are rehearsing their play. 2. Dave Bayuk and Alan Schultz are taking advan- tage ofthe facilities in the lab, Lauren Holzkamp finds her book very amusing. i f Z1f-m y-f..a,,,..- -we ENG LISH 103 Business World Explored Preparing the student for the business world is one of the main goals in the business department. The department is divided into 3 different types of class es, secretarial, general, and marketing. Secretarial classes consist of typing, shorthand, and notehand. These class- es prepare the student for a secretarial position. Whatever happened to the 5 cent candy bar? , is one of many topics that is discussed in the money or misery class. The consumer economics class is a down-to-earth study of economics as it affects our daily lives. These two classes are examples of general class- es. The marketing portion of business consists of two classes, salesmanship and marketing. How to find a job and advertising are subjects covered in the salesmanship class. The subject matter that is dis- cussed in the marketing class ranges from careers in marketing to basic man- agement. In this class the student has the option to be placed in a job in the marketing field for credit. 1. Becky Rold sums it up, 2. Arleen Hilaire proof I'9HdS material. 3. Memorize those keys. 4. Short- hand students take dictation, 104 BUSINESS Science I5 Laboratory Oriented Science at BCHS is much more than dis secting frogs! lt is a department in which all the classes are laboratory oriented Its courses range from earth science, Biology I to the merit sciences mentor program, which is unique to Bear Creek Hlgll. The lcElClJlty S ll'lE1ll'l COl'lCGl'l'l IS that 1 Ed Pulju working in chemistry lab 2 Rhonda the Students are acquainted With and Fulkerson performs acts of coordination 3 Miss understand the field IH which they are than two 4 Dave cauahan also m chemistry lab studying. 5 Mouse ends his I-fe at BcHs ' s-,.c X' wk Home Economics Offers Variety The variety of classes, offered in the home economics department, range from basic cloth- ing to job opportunities. Home economic stu- dents start with sewing a simple blouse, and advance onto tailoring and boutique then onto designing a formal or a coat. Through the HEO class, students have received jobs with many working at preschools and restaurants. The in- terior design class has taken on one school beautification project for the fall semester, the redecorating of the courtyard in the west wing. The goal of these classes is to prepare the young woman for her world. 1. Girls sewing away. 2. Students practicing to become chefs. 3. Decorators of the courtyard. 4. Sharon Malon- son, student teacher at preschool. F I f. ts.. 2 106 HOME ECONOMICS Safety Comes First In Drivers Ed. my -. ..f'1...!..l' 'Y -.-....,,,. ..-.-...... - ..w..........., . Little old ladies can rest at ease when BCHS students completed the drivers ed- ucation program. This class is designed to teach students the skills, knowledge and attitudes necessary for safe, intell- igent driving and help them to recognize and accept their responsibility for high- way, city, and mountain driving. The class is a balanced program of classroom in- struction and actual on-the-street driving 1, Mr. Walker, the drivers education teacher, in the simulator, 2, One of three of the driving ranges at 6th and Kipling. In s s ii- iff? , ' g vip, g W - V 'M A4 .XNLQ 4 5 5 ':?', X .. A il ! '- 'A V An KAW' i AW M.-tu K ff - '-,vwwv-INN' .-N,..-.... W-v.'UWem,,,,,,...., A, ue?xL:?...,a DRIVERS EDUCATION 107 Enjoyment ls P.E. Goal Here at Bear Creek High School, the students have an opportunity to take several different types of physical education. They may choose between team sports, individual sports, gym- nastics, swimming, bowling, basketball, and conditioning. Specific examples of team sports activities are soccer, flag football, volleyball, basketball, and softball. Some of the individual and dual sports often included are tennis, archery, bad- minfton, ping-pong, track and field events, and gol . The goal of the physical education department is enjoyment of sports activities through in- creased knowledge, fitness and skill development. 108 PHYSICAL EDUCATION 1. The Advanced Gymnastics class tumbling. 2. The afterschool Bowling class. 3. Girls play speedaway. 4. Stu- dent conditions with weights. 5. Girls aim at Archery tar- get. 6. Swimmer takes a dive. 7. Returning a serve. f10 f,,'f-. . iq. vi.. E9 . .9-ur.. -1-Q, 1 ...M . , me . wart Ap,,1.'.J V ,, All PHYSICAL EDUCATION 109 if Art Comes A Long Way Art has come a long way at Bear Creek. The art classrooms have under gone remodeling, providing the student with a more up to date classroom to work in. The classes offered range from basic design 2-D and 3-D to ad- vanced classes in jewelry, crafts, painting, print-making, sculpture and ceramics. The students are grouped according to their ability in the different areas. 1. Mr. Bagwell shows Keith Riechert how it's done. 2. John Murphree finishes prints by signing. 3. Kisty Settle files ring in jewelry. 4. The begining of a pot. History ls More Than Wars War, war and more war. War always seems to be the topic of our past history, but the history department at Bear Creek offers more than just a course in wars. The history pro- gram offers courses designed to fit the stu- dents interests. The American History classes show the student how and why America oper- ates as it does today. American Frontier in- vestigates the various frontiers of the pioneer, miner, and Indian, while Industrial America studies America's industrial leaders. Then comes the Confederation, Federalism, Nat- ionalism, Sectionalism and the Civil War class that examines the period of crisis after the revolution. The World History program also offers a var- iety of courses. The Ancient and Classical Civilizations class studies law, religion and science in areas such as Egypt and the lVlid- dle East, while the IVliddle Ages and 20th Century Europe class study the dark ages . Next is the Renaissance and Reformation class that studies the effect of religion at this per- iod. Last are the classes which offer studies of Asian and European countries. 1. Mr. Ervin lights a peace pipe. 2. Mr. Leamer mummi- fies Ken Malonson. 3. Students have a IVlock Congress. HISTO RY 111 Half Groups Highlight Psych The Psychology program at Bear Creek aims at helping the individual reach a better understanding of human behavior through an introductory study of the three fields of Psychol- ogy. First of all, students are involved in a regular class- room situation with their particular teacher once or twice a week, the classes are then combined into a large group for special presentation. Then there are half groups, which meet once a week. These are aimed at a meaning level of communication through sharing of insights, awareness and common experiences with the goal of developing a more universal person with a balanced blend ofthe intellectual, social and emotional aspects of man. 1. An interested half group. 2. Nlrs, Courkamp, an instructor in Psychology. Nlr. Yacovetta and Mrs, Henry, instructors of Psychology, demonstrating the game, I saw you last night . 4. Joni Smith and Jacques Murphy join in the game, I saw you last night , 3. P' 112 PSYC HO LO GY .us-QF' Fad Day Starts Sociology Swallowing goldfish and Limbo began the school year for Sociology. Sociology class offers various classroom exper- iences aimed at a better understanding of group behavior. Students do an indepth study of the city of Denver, its class structure and various ethnic areas. They then look at fads, riots, and media and prejudice, applying them to critical events of the 50's and 6O's. The final portion of the class looks at crime, its causes, affects and treatment. 1. Mike Bieber test tastes goldfish a Ia king. 2. Mr. Yac0vetta'S goldfish looks tempting. 3. Debbie Blei refuses Mr. Yacovetta's fish, 4. Lee Damhoff demonstrates back flexibility by doing Limbo. SOCIO LO GY 113 114 EW --gf A. 3' x . va gf-T jvfijff , . .. J INF-'j4Q5: 65 'y Q734' f Rn' Rf' 5 ' ff ' ?L5:l'Cj ,379 'TL Q Q 9, of K' x .2- NO Q , Gigli f',fff Q fi Q fx gm, L? j 5igJ3l Q Qi?-J1fxC' CfKJ7',3 5--2, I 'ax Z Z QIJQVSEI x. 'W' 'Tjf' - 1 QUAD -If ' .Zigi NJ fwwasb b Q ' Kg CQ Vj,+- f 5 C jx, A-9 ff aJJ'N J-4 501 L L.-V Ogg Ji, fJ ff 3 rib? we Q15 E541 -L J OTC I no V-7 -- nfmp 125 Q'--S Q 32' MO W iff 'Ni lj, J f-W ,gpx J 2' gif? ' 55+ f rw ' .J -f X12 U V'-'55 5,4 9 A f W 32, iff? 57 94' iv ZHQ5 I if 2 ' if W1 6 U v Q5 f 45 rw v f' 2 ED fi' Bda FG ffijai 95? Hmg .T WCW F2 Ji 2 V 1 5 Q. QQ fl K IK ,Ll film! QQ J 5 darn 'rig Qjlg W C? L Q, 21 ,jcij All the long hours of hard work paid off this year for the Bear Facts staff. Their efforts brought them a general excellence rating from the Colorado Press Association. This means that Bear Facts is the best newspaper in the state. This outstanding accomplishment was possible through the dedication of the staff. The production of a top quality newspaper 116 BEA R FACTS Bear Facts - often required staying after school or working during a free hour to meet a deadline. In rec- ent years Bear Facts has received recognition from the Quill and Scroll Association, and high ratings from the National Scholastic Press Association and the Columbine Press Association. an .vi f if in 14 1 In State 1. The staff-Kisty Settle-reporter, Bev Mowry-business manager, Dave Keller-columnist, Julie Krummel-editor in chief, Sue Hinkley-copy editor, Cindy Baggett-reporter. Not Pictured: Brad Steuert, Brad Silver, Anne Suro, Louis Robinette, Todd Saling, Renee Hackett, Gretchen Metz, George Schanze, Julie Bohman, Lisa Kissinger, Joe Reid, ..i..,.., iw ,Q Kay McKee, Dean Holzkamp, Rick Pickering, Mark Vosika. 2. Louis conducts an interview over the phone. 3. Mr. Muzio, advisor. 4. Julie and Sue proofread the copy. 5. Brad finds that his job as circulation manager is hard work. 6. Mr. Muzio helps Brad and Dave with the laying out of a sports page. BEAR FACTS 117 1 Dedication, E fficienc At times the production of an annual seems rather complex. The hard task of coordinat- ing separate staffs and ideas does not always run smoothly. This organization needs a pool of different ideas and points of view. An important part of getting a book into print, includes deadlines. Basically these dead- line dates seem to offer times of frantic rushing around. Generally this presents a pressure situation for everyone. Somehow the pages always get to the publishing company for printing. The struggle between different staffs seems ever present. Staffs such as, photographers, typists, and page workers need to work as one team. Com- promises between staffs add to a better chance of producing a great book. An an- nual staff includes dedicated students who strive toward one goal-a good yearbook. S4 -. iff Y Hard Work - Bear Tracks 1. Bear Tracks 1976-77, BACK ROW: Sharon Malonson, Laurie Meese, Linda Twedt, Becky Nichols, Jeanne Pam England, Alicia Grady iCo Editors! 4 Classes Staff Angelina Conca iFacuItyl, Lori Carpenter lSenlorsl Kathy Murphy, Kristi Wesswick, Kathy Schoenecker, Ann West- Schoenecker CFresI1menl, Ann Westlake iSophomoresl 5 lake, Alicia Grady. FRONT ROW: Kathy Baldacci, Pam Marshall, Angelina Conca, Karen Kane, Lori Carpenter, Academics Staff: Becky Nichols, Sharon Malonson lEdltorl, Happenings Section: Karen Kane 6 Typlsts Kathy Bal Pam England, Assunta Conca, Mina Paschall. Not Pictured: dacci, Kristi Wesswick. 7. Advisor, Mr Ron Muzio 8 Carol Gookin, Karen Edgar, Doug Johnson. 2. Club Staff: Sports Staff: Mina Paschall lEdltorl, Assunta Conca, Pam Linda Twedt, Jeanne Murphy iEditorl, Laurie Meese. 3. Marshall. or vw. Journalism I is the boot camp for publica Crowl - The Boot tions. The course resents an over-all view ment. All the work on the GROWL, a bi- of the newspaper. gtudents learn the mean- weekly publication, is done by dedicated ing of deadlines, hunt-and-peck skills on staff members after school. Students truly the' typewriter and how to procrastinate when interested in journalism may continue on to it comes to following through on an assign- the Bear Facts or Bear Tracks staffs. 120 GROWL X, ,L-:'f2 Camp Of journalism 1. Rick Pickering runs off the GROWL on Bruno. 2. Patience and accuracy are required for layout proven by Dean Holzkamp. 3. Mark Vosika takes out his frustrations on his pen. 4, First semester staff, BACK ROW: Ken Max- ey, Dave Arnold, Joe Reid, John Forbes, Dean Holzkamp, Mark Vosika, Robin Palm. FRONT ROW: Rick Pickering, Kathy Gilbert, Debby Stephens, Lisa Kissinger, Matt Kas- kel. Not pictured: Kay McKee, Kathy Scott. 5. Second Semester Staff, BACK ROW: Steve Francis, Julaine Ros- tron, Lori Zerr, Marian Hayes. 2ND ROW: Buster Yerby, Kevin Kenefick, Paul Hinkley, Bryan Stafford, Jamie Amato, Glen Ortega, FRONT ROW: Debbie Winegardner, Vickie Dakonish, Denise Bruning, Bud Koetje, Robbie Skufca, Laurai Bruning. GROW L 121 Creative Writers Exhibit Works The creative writing magazine is a yearly publication containing the creative efforts of Bear Creek students and faculty. Art- istic works such as paintings and sketches, as well as exceptional photographs are also included to cover the spectrum of BC's talent. 1. TOP ROW: Mike Grosshans, John Archuleta, Mr. Ken Cannon tsponsorl, Cindy LeFevre, Connie Fauth, FRONT ROW: Denice Bruning, Julie Krummel, NOT PICTURED Scott Eberhard. 2, Connie Fauth shows Denice Bruning a story of interest. 3, Cindy LeFevre looks through a book to find something to write about. 122 C REATIVE W RITING History And War Strategists Greg Coblentz and Greg lVlott founded for the Members: Greg cobieniz, Greg Mon, Brian Post, Jeff first time at Bear Creek the military history Knight, Jim Wallace, Dean Hoyler, Rich Hahler, Tom Ro ers S onsor: Mr. Dee Dickson. and war games club. The club was founded 9 ' P to help study past wars. Members meet twice a month and study military history through the use of board games such as Battle Cry and Blitzkrieg. Q? ,, Q 5 g .i ,Q ,t an ,gt i r l ., 545 S rr, i v , , ' w 4930 ...s1...l... HISTORY AND WAR CLUB 123 NHS Provides Services Highlighting this year's student-sponsored programs, Bear Creek's National Honor Soc- iety successfully presented Seminar Day after four years of discontinuation. Many hours of planning went into this project as evidenced by the enthusiasm displayed by the students of BCHS. This highly qualified organization also sponsors the book store, all flower sales, the annual Valentines dance, and helps out on various community projects. They also carry out their annual spring and fall induction cer- emonies. NHS also helps out at registration. The club is sponsored by lVlrs. Betty Haase, and lVlrs. Jane Drummond. Members must have a high scholastic standing and have qualities of leadership and must also be involved in NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY 3 ,Z 'Q-5 E - 1- '1 I 1 Q A , '17 7 QS . 5 Lf JQ . 124 NHS :ff For Bear Creek Students many extra curricular activities. The club selects its members in the fall and all fresh- man wishing to join are accepted after the first semester. Each member is carefully sel- ected according to his overall abilities. BACK ROW: Beth Whitehair, Barb Stark, Cappy Ander- son, Jeff Caldwell, Mary Merkle, Brad Silver, Dean Holz- kamp, Karen Doughty, Michelle Harrison, Nina Molinero, Kim Weikart, Irvan Christy, Steve Lemke, Mark Silver, 3RD ROW: Gay Willson, Donna Mae Bartus, Jacques Mur- phy, Ruth Benson, Terri Bucholz, Cathy Haxby, Cindy Rold, Cindy Vandenburg, Debbie Samac, Beth Atkins, Jeff Walter, Chris Dilg, ZND ROW: Shari Cockerham, Roberta Casias, Marian Behme, Debbie Raggio, Amy Laffoon, Jan Rold, Alice Laffoon, Lori Lucero, Kim Sparks, Randy Rhodes. FRONT ROW: Kelly Schmitz, Deedra Giovanetti, Mauren O'Shea, Julie Krummel, Pam Luscher, Maureen Koon, Julie Allen, Scott Eberhard, Cyndi Anderson. .s K, NHS 125 if is M S n-...-.D HEO 126 HERO, HEO Explore Home EC Field l an 'mn-nn ilk. Home Economics Occupations is an organ- ization forthe student interested in a job in the field of Home Economics. This club con- sists of two groups. One is called HEO and allows on the job training. The other group is Home Economics Related Occupations. They both hold meetings in class. 1 HER O, TOP ROW: Nancy Nail, Therese Leitner, Jean Godfrey, Joni Smith, Kim Summers, ZND ROW: Janis Jensen, Vicki Dackonish, Tammy Lansford, Sharon Ma- lonson, Michelle Haas, Jenny Gaul. 3RD ROW: Darah Gar- tl ' T ,M W . I .M , my 1 1 is ' --Q.. is 1. . .ttt . -3 ' ,QQ . at ' , K. V rison, Debra Damstedt, Janie Snyder, Tammi Keller, Sue Mitchell, Marion Behme, Bev Beck. FRONT ROW: Jeff Biel, Tom Thomas, Ron Rusk. 2. Vickie Dackonish fulfills her duties at Cloth World, 3. Debbie Winegardner consults Mrs, Adophson for advice. 4. Sharon Malonson finds work- ing with children is an enjoyable experience. 5. HEO, TOP ROW: Cheryl Steinberg, Karen Lewendowski, Liz Brannon, Dena Frame, Tracy Fohn. 2ND ROW: Mary Applegate, Debra Johnson, Tina Puzo, Joanne Attardik Linda Wyers, Lori Vigil, Jaime Bohman, Claire Levangie, Karen Edgar. BOTTOM ROW: Debbie Rusk, Lori Armstrong, Chana Overbey, Mary Tompkins, Paula Scott, Laurel Swanson. HEO 127 a,,,..,...... ,.. was I xv B ses, mf--' A4 FHA Promotes Helping Others 1. Officers, TOP ROW: Pam Melton-Vice President, Amy Mudge-Treasurer, Debbie Winegardner-Secretary, Vicki Dackonish-Historian. BOTTOM ROW: Kim Wiekart-Presi dent 2, Mrs. Pat Tollen, sponsor. 3. FHA Club, TOP ROW Tammy Gross, Pam Melton, Liz Rael, Peggy Samora, Kim Wiekart, Becky Anderson, Kathy Parker, Lori Vigil, Amy Mudge, Mrs. Tollen. BOTTOM ROW: Tammy Wal- rath, Stephanie Clark, Vicki Dackonish, Joyce Finken, Debbie Winegardner. 5 me .1 I A Q, P 'tx ,Ev Senate Moves On Creek High School who meet daily during sev- enth hour. Senate is composed of four student body officers, three class officers from each class, and seven senators from each class, totaling 44. These people are elected by popular vote. SENATE 129 Senate Shows Incentive 1. Senior Senators, TOP ROW: Ray Jaeckle, Brek Brost, Jeff Black, Eric Wurtz, Eric Dille. FR ONT ROW: Beth Whitehair, Sherry Williams, Chris Stephens, Kristi Wesswick, Chuck Riebe. 2. Junior Senators, TOP ROW: Bill Yount, Dave Callahan, Cindy Dechant,lEcl Priddy, Lee Dam- hoff. BOTTOM ROW: Gretchen Decker, Lori Gib- bens, Max Reid, Barb Librande, Ray Olson. 3. Sophomore Senators: Mark Lancaster, Terri Whitehair, Shelly Mullin, Linda Nail, Donna Van Horn, Randy Leitner, Doug Grokof, Jeff Carter, Bill Riebe. E 130 SENATE 'f x I N1 J f .- T, QE? 3 .2 For New Programs 4. Mrs. Courkamp talking to the class. 5. Freshman Senators, TOP ROW: Lisa Swan, Mary Gizinski, Lori Callahan, Tracy Bayne, Sandy Snider, Bob Kitsmil- Ier, BOTTOM ROW: Lori Fox, Barb Lemke, Kris Jaekel. NOT PICTURED: Molly Yergen. 6. Senate mum members preparing for class. 7. Steve Glista, Presi- denty Jacques Murphy, Vice-President, John Priddy, Treasurer, Nancy Yamahiro, Secretary. 8. Steve Glista giving a good example of school spirit. SENATE 131 Students Go To Washington The CLOSE UP experience provides students with an opportunity to examine Washington D.C. from the inside. Students exchange all sorts of information and ideas with people of varying viewpoints. Students gain a greater familiarity with the mechanics and practical- ities of government, and a clearer, more re- alistic view of the actual scope and function of the federal system. li at muxr ., 132 STUDENTS IN GOVERNMENT STANDING: Mrs. Caroline Rose tsponsorl, Karin Doughty. SITTING: Beth Whitehair, Cindy Glover, Jennifer Lowell Chris Stephens, Bev Mowry, Kristi Wesswick, T' 2' as Campus Life, Campus Life supports a philosophy of a bal- anced life, with physical, mental, social and spiritual aspects. Since the first three are stresses in school, the spiritual aspect is of primary interest. Campus Life offers many activities such as: a Burger Bash, with all the hamburgers you can eat, the llllanhunt, where the members rounded up as many of A Part Of Life their friends as possible for points, the Pizza Panic, where the members were given a pizza crust and told to scavenger the toppings, and discussion groups on how Christ relates to everyday life. Brad Silver catching a few winks between discussions, 2. Shelly Riggs 3. Lisa Kline and Cappy Anderson in discus- sion, 3 F lf' fl, .Kg Q Q 'E ,l A 1 is 'L CA MPUS LIFE 153 ICE, VICA Produce Leaders lndustrial Cooperative Education provides training in the industrial, trade or service occupation ofthe student's choice. It requires one or two years of on-the-job employment Cwith payl in which students are being train- ed, supplimented by in-school related in- struction. 1. FRONT ROW: Glen Gant, Steve Sullivan, Bill Viera, Chris Uhley. 2ND ROW: Tim Cook, Bill Kable, Jeff El- N M 37' dfffi' ,j x ------.-...-... liot, Mike Thome, Cindy Ogden. BACK ROW: Brenda Snow, Cathy Taggart, DuWayne Griener, David Killing- sworth. 2. FRONT ROW: Rick Schulthies, Tom Connors, Jim Fraizer, Doug Kuik, Fred Robinson. 2ND ROW: Phil Sanchez, Keith Rieckert, Larry Williams, Mike McPher- son. BACK ROW: Ann Bernklau, Tim Hodgson, Jim Ed- monson. 3. Mr. Vern Higgins, club sponsor. 4. FRONT ROW: Dave Moore, Ed Thomas, David Ruybal, Tony Williams. 2ND ROW: Tim Rego, Andy Russo, Linda Sparks, Jim Swart, Kari Struble, Dean Drommond, Randy Brunko. TOP ROW: Jon Woods. 73?- ns. l 134 VICAIICE Stamp Collectors Get Together ln its infancy, the stamp club had attracted Brian Lacey, Mike Sloat, Barb Stark, Debbie a number of students and faculty who met Samac and Tim Roberts all who have stamp every Wednesday morning during first hour in collections of their own. room 160C to look at their collections, share I , I doubles and help catalogue each others fcifonsog MQ' Hsaff fd gm. 'f0be'ftd'Scusgt'RZfL co Stamps. Mrs. Haase Sponsored the Club. si0alo22m5afiL'2 sfinfls. Zfp'Il'l'.T3eaanZT5':ef:.i hbnizll- Members of the club include Rob Richardson, ing play major roles in stamp collecting. 5, M ,Q if . imwq l . 2 .dz .-get I xt an W 3 STAMP C LUB 135 R. ,, Queen's Bishop To King'5 Rook Five Queen's bishop to king's rook five. Thus be- club is for entertainment and a friendly com- gins the chess tournament. The chess club sponsored by Nlr. Oscar Herrman. The club started its competition in the late s rin 9 competing against other schools. The meet- ings are informal and the members attend at their convenience. The main purpose of the 136 CHESS C LUB is petition against other schools. Brad Silver ponders his next move as Mr, Herrman, club sponsor, looks on. Groping for magazines of film in the dark, con- ttlt'tddl' 'thf,k- ' ?nS'llrthSfir'Q??ald Sid Elisrrknyeirbiiiafil Get That Picture! newspaper staff members, is all part of the job of the Staff photographers' These photo' Focusing the enlarger Pat Porter moves the paper into graphers consist of five hardworking men con- goscruon. EF srrawrririr gzcusezthe camZraFi1?9aiv? R W - - - - . oncen ra ion con ros ave paricio. . ON O : trlbutmg ther tlme on Weekends' and afaer Ed Strawmier, Brian Tait, Mike Larue, SECOND ROW: School 1 glvlng an exceptlonal touch to t e Pat Porter, Dave Aparicio 5. The photographers become SCI lOOI 'S publicatigns, creative with Brian Tait's picture. PHOTO GRAPHE RS 137 Sl, ' all S f f A ' l x JL 68 iz, . .-J ,t!Fs '2 O The foreign language clubs are for those stu- dents who are interested in learning more about the country and language they speak. All four clubs have many activities throughout the year. These include field trips, participation in the International Day and dinner, one-day seminars, Christmas caroling and parties. 138 FOREIGN LANGUAGE CLUBS Clubs Add Interest 1. Russian club-SITTING: Mary Ann Martin, Dominick Dirksen, Bill Eye, Jeff Wilson, KNEELING: John Bent- ley, Mark Kisluk, Scott Whitfield, Brian Hale, Greg Malcolm. STANDING: Steve Parker, Mr. Oscar Herrmann sponsor, Bryon Finken, Jeff Chandler, Ray Olson. 2, A mural painted by Spanish club students. 3. Spanish club- FRONT ROW: Cindy Pletcher, Diane Lovell, Karen Sult- zbach, Pam Jablonski, Jennifer Emrie, Darla Olgevie, Monica Martinez, Kim Miller. 2nd ROW: Craig Young, Scott Clawson, Mark Hanson, Anne Millisar,Marc Evange- To School Life lista, Gregg Kiness, Gene Dackonish, Rick Bayles, Arnie Lehto, Linda Pratt. 3RD ROW: Rynn Greenwald, Kathy Barnes, Nancy Edwards, Amy Sebald, Laurie Carlson, Rhonda Skinner, Mike Skinner, Kary Sincox, Mike Anzia, Gary Oudenhoven. BACK ROW: Steve Grimshaw, Janet Leasher, Michele Harrison, Connie Buckstein, Julie Griffith, Liz Wodneck, Judy Hessek, Laura Sonderup. 4. German Club-KNEELING: Debbie Elam, Ann Suro, Gret- chen Metz, Scott Williams, Mike Hoyler, Rich Bruegge- man, John Lyall. STANDING: Chris Pozar, Teresa Jackson, Mr. Oscar Herman-sponsor, Willie Atkinson, Jeff Oberg, Fred Hughes, Gene Dackonish, John Hampstead. 5. French Club-FRONT ROW: Dawn Baldwin, Karen Budz, Anne Downey, Amy Elofson, MIDDLE ROW: Ann Trainer, Maureen Phon, Tim Turley, Mrs. Joanne Lawrence-sponosr Denis Lytle. BACK ROW: Lysette Hunt, Mary Anderson, Susanne Friedman, Rhetta Williams, 6 Mrs, Marta Vigil- Spanish Club sponsor, FOREIGN LANGUAGE CLUBS 139 Forensics Speaks Gut For Bear Creek Forensics is a series of organized compet- itional events. lt develops communication skills outside the classroom and quick think- ing. Nlembers compete in events such as Oral Interpretation, Solo Acting and Debate. Eacn student is asked to compete four times each semester. Bear Creek's Forensics team was once very popular and award winning. 140 FORENSICS Participation has decreased somewhat but NIS. Ellison hopes to again increase interest Forensics. 1. The team, BACK ROW: Dan Delux, Mary Braukman, 2ND ROW: Kristi Wesswick, Nancy Ellison tsponsorl. FRONT ROW: Brek Brost, Josie Prach, NOT PICTURED: Janet Rayor, Lea Damhoff. 2, A moment of relaxation during the competition. 3. Janet Rayor wins an award for Bear Creek. Thespians Honor Thespians, a world-wide organization, is a club for students who enjoy acting. The club is open to any student involved in some aspect ofthe production of a play. This may include acting, or working backstage on a lighting or make-up crew. The students ac- cumulate points from participation in plays. The decision of which students can become members of Thespians is then up to the club I- 'KGB 3k.LL'GERSMC!'!0N 'QF' 4 Drama Students officers. The club's activities this year in- cluded dinners, parties and trips to BonfiI's Theater and Heritage Square. 1. SITTING: ,Laura Hasstedt, Rhonda Deem, Mary Brauk- man, Valerie Kerns, Maureen Koon. STANDING: Paul Hinkley, Brian Staford, Jim Williams, Greg Gillete, Nlr, Rosen, Stephanie Clark, Chris Odwalt, 2. Ain't he Sweet? 3. Officers-SITTING: Greg Gillete, Vice-president Rhonda Deem-sec,-treas. STANDING: Jim WiIliams-pres- sident, Nlr. Ted Rosen- sponors, gl THESPIA NS 141 Learning Made The purpose of DECA is to combine fun with learning and vocational understand- ing. The students participate in social events and learn to work as a team. Com- petition inthe Distributive Education Clubs of America is held on district, state, and national levels. This club is to provide enjoyment and to help develop leadership. .4 f f ,.V ,, xx Eff T' YA Z Fun In DECA 1, DECA. BACK ROW: Jim Cannon, Tony Smith, Diane Adams, Steve Dias, Jason Gralton, Frank Carmody, Pat Carmody, Brenda Nlelton, Nancy Archbold, Mr. Ben Nleyer Csponsorl. 2ND ROW: Don Grahm, Loy Winters, Sheilia Lyle, Kim Ford Dean Grieve, Ray Zorens, FRONT ROW: Willie Cocovinis, Jon Crumbaker, Brian Horn, Todd Gilmore. NOT PICTURED: Eric Eckberg, Jeff Koheon, Bruce Nabors, Randy Rhodes, Buster Yerby, 2. IVlr. lVleyer, the dedicated sponsor. 3. Students line up outside DECA store. My K 'Wa 142 DECA Getting Down The Future Business Leaders of America is a club for students enrolled in business and office courses. This organization is designed to help prepare them for situations encountered while in business. c Q , K -.sl ,wa . ,. 5 is To Business 1. Mr. Wood advises the club members. 2, FBLA, BACK ROW: Karen Kiolbasa, Wanda Warntjes, Dennis Murphree, Mr. Wood lsponsorl. 2ND ROW: Lori McQuisten, Tami Haverty, Tina Puzo, Mary Warntjes, Laurie Warner, David Eberlee. 3RD ROW Becky Rold, Mary Merkel, Tanya Johnson, Robin Palm, Robin Baber, Joann Attardi. FRONT ROW: Cindy Vandenberg, Wallene Wimberly, Kathy Baldacci, Cindy Anderson, Lenora Neidert, Tracy Nelms. 3. Business student Robin Palm uses her typing skill. 4. Mr. Wood lends a helping hand. . I-N l FBLA 14 Snowless Season Prevailsg Ski Club Skis Anyway S. -M1'1 1', F214 ' -' 1' 'ff Q3 X ,Q , S F5 x. U m -3' .. .LM SS SSSSSS S ' l X ,SX . , ew 'S N' N K Qi W v I- Despite the fact that Colorado offered skiers no snow, the Bear Creek Ski Club attempted sale in the fall. to go skiing. With 178 members,the ski club was con- Two weekend trips highlighted this year'S sidered one of the largest clubs in the school. seasonp one to Steamboat Springs and one to Unfortunately, this may be the last year for Silverthorne the club since IVlr. IVluzio announced that he Ski Club was once again able to offer would resign as sponsor after this season. it's members ski trips at reduced rates. This The ski club has been in existance for five was made possible by the successful fruit successful years under his sponsorship. If E: SKI CLUB 145 Metal Workers Develop Skills This club is for students interested in devel- oping their skills with metal working. Dur- ing most of the year the members work toward state competition. Bear Creek's metals club has held a state title for the past three years Metals club also participates in the display atVilla Italia shopping center in the spring. Qin ,., fi 146 META LS Metals 1, Nlr. Ware works closely with metals students, 2 Working with metals requires skill and patience. 3, The instruction and advising of the metals class is handled by Mr, Bob Ware. 4. After hours of hard work the end result is very worth while, if Woodworking, Creativity With Perfection Woodworking Club involves a combination of Italia shopping Center- Learmng enteytalnlllg experlences ' Mekm' 1, Close up work is needed. 2, Perfection is important. GYS take Ield tI'IpS, i lSl1el:l to glflegt Spea ers 3. Students work hard on their projects, 4, Students must and watch demonstrations in addition to prac- stop and examine fheirwork. ticing their own woodworking skills. They also parcticing in state competition in Fort Collins every year and the display atViIla ,390 '. is exft 4 'K . ,, an Mu- Mft' WOODWORKING 147 Practicing day after day, hour after hour, through rain, snow, sleet or sun, the 127 members of marching band march on Performing in parades, pep assemblies, and football halftimes, these people have dedicated themselves to giving out- standing performances at Bear Creek, NN.. g 4 Pride Runs Deep and living up to their motto, Pride Runs Deep. lVlarching band meets every day for two hours under the direction of lVlr. Bob Schroeder and lVliss JoElIa Blackburn. 148 NIARCHING BAND With Marching Band 1. Coming towards the home stretch at the Arvada Fes- in the Arvada Festival Parade. 4. The BC Marching Band tival Parade. 2. The band members making preparations stands at rest just before practice begins in the Junior to practice their marching in the Bear Creek Junior park- Parking lot. ing lot. 3. The marching band waits expectantly to start - s'5gfS?:fffe.:fffwf w'fifHf1at,s'viETf? W, ' H: ' , MARCHING BAND 149 Flag Team - Precise, Intricate ' Precision timing and intricate marching rou tines characterize Bear Creek's flag team. Sixteen strong, the girls are elected by a board of teacher judges. Besides performing at football and basket- ball games, and at pep assemblies, the girls also compete against flag teams from other schools in State competition. The girls practice everyday during fifth 150 FLAG TEAM hour and on lVlonday nights. This is also the first year the the flag team has been sponsored by two parents, lVlrs. Ann An- derson and lVlrs. Francis Taylor. 1, Linda Baldacci, Kristi Young, Lenora Neidert, Cathy Taggard, Cindy Anderson, Lori Strasser and Jill Bradley perform at halftime. 2. Flag Team, TOP ROW: Carol Brown, Karen Turnage, Kathy Baldacci, Pam Thetford, Tammy McLead, Jill Bradley, Kristi Young, Cindy BOT- TOM ROW: Mrs. Ann Anderson lsponsorl, Julie Fox, Cindy Anderson, Karen Hoff, Lori Strasser, Cathe Abbott, Linda Baldacci, Lenora Neidert, Mrs. Francis Taylor tsponsorl, yr. M - ,X , - 85 A , f 5 3 Choirs Receive New ames This year, due to the standards of the Equal Rights Amendment, the Advanced Women's Choir changed its name to Shades of Green and Gold and Women's Choir is now known as Bear Tones. These two groups make up an im portant segment of Bear Creek's musical program. 1. Shades of Green and Gold, ALPHABETICALLY: Cathe Abbott, Susan Baldacci, Jane Berta, Susan Braukman, Carol Brown, Connie Buckstein, Marcie Cole, Sharon Conger, Denise Damstedt, Chantay Davis, Cindy Dechant, Jenifer Emrie, Mary Ertle, Julie Fox, Lora Gibbons, Julie Griffith, Debbie Hollermeier, Lauren Holzkamp, Janis Jensen, Misty Jargensen, Kim Joseph, Karen Kerns, Mar- een Koon, Kristi Lange, Susie Malcolm, Teddy Montell, Cathy Nelson, Missy Porter, Josie Prach, Louise Rulon, Karen Southwood, Rebecca Turner, Connie Walker, Wanda Warntjes, Janette Wolfe. 2. Bear Tones, ALPHABETICAL- LY: Cherie Beals, Michelle Betterman, Lori Carpenter, Carolyn Crandell, Violet Cummingham, Arley Gram, Su- san Gumm, Sharon Hutchison, Noreen Karpovich, Lisa Koetje, Lori Kraft, Ronda Mahoney, Sharon Reither, Shelly Rohrer, Kim Sala, Debra Stjernholm, Barbara Schilling, Kisty Settle, Jacqueline Smart, Tracy Smila- nich, Janet Tatum, Bonnie Thomas, Kammy Wagner, Mary Wilhelm, Kathy Winterringer. 3. Mr. Mike Weiker. CHOIRS 151 Singing with oceans of pride, Chorale con- sists of approximately 80 boys and girls who must audition to be a member of this group at the end of each year. Chorale performs at school concerts and at various functions else- where during the year. They also attend choir contests and traditionally hold a spring, a fall, and a Christmas concert. Chorale Sings With 1. Chorale, ALPHABETICALLY: Becky Armstrong, Perry Baker, Mary Barela, Maureen Barela, John Beatty, Barb Berg, Terri Buchholz, Jeff Caldwell, Dana Craig, Denise Damstedt, Mindy Davidson, Janet Day, Barb Deck, Gretchen Decker, Rhonda Deem, Scott Duggins, Cindy Friel, Blair Fuller, Sean Gargon, Laurie Gerster, Greg Gillett, Kathy 152 CHORALE Oceans Of Pride Godfrey, Norma Lynn Gohn, Phill Harris, Laurie Hasstedt, Kathy Haxby, Bob Hennessy, Mona Haun, Kevin Hussey, Cindy Johnson, Kevin Kenefick, Mike Kenefick, Patty Kenefick, Brett Krieger, Debbie Krieger, Susan Larson, Fred Lautenbach, Lucia Legge, Barb Librande, Lynette Messer, Chuck Miller, Nina Molinaro, Chris Odwalt, Paul Oldham, Maureen O'Shea, Robin Oye, Anita Pallai, Nancy Permann, Sonja Peterson, Brian Post, Tammy Purdy, Annette Pyle, Karen Ranta, Janet Rayor, Darryl Regier, Pam Regier, Max Reid, Shauna Richmond, Sue Robbins, Julie Runyan, Linda Russiff, Kelly Schmitz, Kristen Sjordal, Denise Stinson, Jean Strott, Anne Suro, Shirley Swart, Debbie Taylor, Kim Terrill, Lynda Trimble, Karen Waring, Gillian Watson, Becky Wiiest, Gay Willson, Colleen Wylie, Ray Olson, Steve Parker. f' . 3 2 , t 4.00- l J s l I ly .Q 3 . K 5 ' V4 it CHORALE 153 1. Trumpets blaring at pep assembly, 2. JAZZ BAND: Karen Benthin, Steve Bruns, Jeff Caldwell, Irv Christy, Drew Cullis, Troy Dixon, Matt Floyd, Tim Frakes, Bill Goodwin, Bob Hall, Scott Hannum, Randy Johnson, Doug Kamprath, Bob Knappe, Jeff Knight, Rob Langan, Denis Lytle, Lisa McCarthy, Sheri Miller, Sue Myers, Brian Post, Larry Smith, Tim Soliday, Dan Stone, Steve Sul- livan, Kathy Sotiros, Darryl Taylor, Jeff Walter, Scott Wood, Tim Wilkerson, 3, Tammy Hronek concentrates on her music. 4. ORCHESTRA: Stephanie Albright, Jon Armstrong, Bill Bartus, Donna Bartus, Lisa Chatterton, Lisa Carruth, Ann Cowhick, Tim Frakes, Laura Gabree, Shelly Hebert, Jerry Isler, Pam Larson, Cindy McClelan, ,... rx V... 1 1 ti 154 JAZZ BAND! ORCHESTRA , 4 .5,s5f:,L,k,i I 4 -sv: The Musical Half Jim O'Shea, Sonja Peterson, Mary Jane Sager, Chris Shamis, Kathy Sprenger, Cheryl Winklemann, Jim Stev- ens, Brian Tait, Debbie Twedt. 5. Pucker up Marty O'Brien. 6. CONCERT BAND: Beth Atkins, Rob Barnes, Jenny Brown, Richard Brown, Troy Dixon, Linda Fische Joe Garrison, Dennis Gomez, Jill Giles, Hope Hawn, Nancy Holyer, David Houston, Tara Hronek, Tom Johne Lance Lambern, Richard Lowery, Philip Martin, Katie Mims, Scott Moore, Bryan Reno, Rob Richardson, Wend Rigli, Dwight Seibel, Kathryn Settle, Bruce Schouten, Scott Sievers, Kelly Stephens. 7. SYMPHONIC BAND: Cappy Anderson, Jean Anzia, Jerry rl rl Y fl Of Bear Creek Barone, Karen Benthin, Ann Boelther, Ann Brainard, Rich Bruggemann, Steve Bruns, Karen Budz, Julie Car- ruth, Irv Christy, Sara Chatterton, Ann Cowhick, Cheryl Curtis, Gene Dakonish, Kari Darsow, Mike Dufford, Scott Eberhard, Jim Elder, Dennis Funk, Tim Fox, Mary Gard- ner, Laurie Gerster, May Glackin, Deedra Gioranetti, Bill Goodwin, Phil Harris, Michele Harrison, Shelly He- bert, Kathy Houston, Tammy Hronek, Tara Hronek, Bill Janssen, Doug Kamprath, Lisa Kissinger, Dave Kiser, Jeff Knight, Graham Knight, Tammy Kraft, Robert Krieger, Paula Lang, Tom Lang, Mike Larue, Jim Larson, Lucia Leege, Ron Lieker, Lori Lucero, Dennis Lytle, Steve Lytle, Kari Martin, Scott McDonald, Shawn Merkel, Kim Miller, Dave Molinaro, Nina Molinaro, Teddy Montell, Kelly Moore, Sue Myers, Marty O'Brien, Karen Olson, Sonja Peterson, Nate Pihlstrom, Maureen Pohn, Sean Plumb, John Pray, Mary Reid, Linda Russiff, Debbie Samac, Mark Schmitz, Katrina Smith, Rich Sievers, Andy Slinkard, Cheryl Steinberg, Lisa Steinbicker, Lynne Steinbicker, Keith Sprenger, Steve Sullivan, Tim Soliday, Kathy Sotiros, Darryl Taylor, Debbie Taylor, Andy Tor- gerson, Mike Trimble, Aric Turner, Jeff Walter, Scott Ward, Mike Weiss, Tim Wilkerson, Matt Wille, . 2-1 Q k . Y A 5, eil., A l 6 l B ll ' 7 V N V, t,,, 'V 7 CONCERT BAND! SYMPHONIC BAND 155 A trip to Las Vegas highlighted the year for Sounds of B.C. To finance the trip Sounds held a raffle. Among the prizes raflled off was a 1966 Oldsmobile. Other special perfor- mances were singing forthe President's son, Jack Ford, at a political rally at Villa Italia, x f 'fs i' Sounds Of B C and a concert at the Broadmoor Hotel forthe Children's Asthma Research Institute and Hospital. Sounds performs an average of 45 concerts a year. This elite group is under the direction of lVlr. Michael Vlleiker. lv sl 1 a a I5 h----..- sf! iii W skiing x A ,X my . .... 1 U 4 ,N , 50 .J-,ew . ' Mgwkfff 5 . - - 4 gggg I- t , ' -- A 6 , ' A 156 SOUNDS OF BC XX 4 x Sings In Las Vegas 1. Sounds, ALPHABETICALLY: Mary Barela, Maureen Barela, Barb Berg, Terri Buchholz, Janet Day, Scott Duggins, Stacy Eubanks, Sean Gargan, Phillip Gutierrez, Phil Harris, Laura Hasstedt, Kevin Hussey, Kevin Kene- i i x ..-l :m n 1 -1 x if 1 2 i I fick, Mike Kenefick, Brett Kerns, Valerie Kerns, Debbie Kreiger, Robert Kreiger, Amy Kreycik, Sean McDermott, Steven Parker, Debra Raggio, Pamela Regier, Julie Run- yan, Kim Terrill, Matthew Wille. my 8 r r . ffl 7 , . A ,Vw ,v I and! 1 l l i in M -'M 7-Af -ins:--... M SOUNDS OF BC 157 4 Mixed choir remains the largest singing group at Bear Creek High. One possible reason for the unusually large size of this singing group is that it helps meet the county requirements of one year of P.E. or music before gradua- tion. If the student is really interested in mu- sic he may then continue on to Bear Tones, Shades of Green and Gold, Chorale, or Sounds of B.C. by auditioning before the director. This group sings only at school functions. Big And Beautiful Mixed Choir, ALPHABETICALLY: Laura Achord, Steve Adkins, Sue Amato, Renee Aylesworth, Lisa Baily, Don Baker, John Ball, Stephanie Ball, Kris Barnett, Susan Bauer, Barb Bennett, Patty Biby, Karen Boone, Christie Brown, Denise Bruning, Melinda Bruning, Dave Cayuk, Rhonda Cannon, Laura Chapal, Ron Churchman, Lisa Cline, Gianna Costo, Sherry Cowden, Trina Grosser, Drew Cullis, Vickie Dackonish,- Deb Damstedt, Les Downs, Regina Eastwood, Karen Edgar, Susan Eiman, Joyce Fin- ken, Janet Fischer, Tracy Fohn, Lisa Goble, Jean Godfrey, 158 MIXED C HOIR J Mixed Choir Shawn Gould, Debbie Green, Guy Green, Rynn Greenwald, Diane Harder, Dona Hasley, Judy Hesseck, Lori Higgs, Kathy Hildenbrandt, Bob Corman, Kristin Hoffman, Valerie Hutchinson, Carl Johnk, Cindy Johnson, Deanna Johnson, Dorothy Jones, Patty Jordan, Bud Koetie, Carla Laderer, Nancy Lucas, Kris Madson, Kim Mansfield, Brenda May, Colleen McDaniel, Lori McQuisten, Joni Mead, Julie Mead, Mary Merkel, Ann Meunier, Lori Milligan, Phyllis Morrissett, Jeanne Murphy, Linda Nail, Renne Olson, Nickie Organ, Sheri Osvirk, Debbie Pin- ckert, Kelly Poplin, Christine Pozar, Linda Richardson, Wendy Rigli, Lynda Rosser, Florence Salser, Linda Scholtz, Denise Sciubba, Paula Scott, Lynn Sewolt, Rachel Shaffer, Cindy Simpson, Tina Skufca, Doug Smith, Chris Snodgrass, Janie Snyder, Rob Southwood, Chris Stephans, Pam Stephans, Lisa Suarez, Cheryl Summers, Lisa Stichcomb, Tom Thomas, Sandi Thrugood, Cindy Vandenberg, Ellen Waldrop, Maureen White, Gary Wiggins, Ann Wilhelm, Missy Williams, Sherry Williams, Carol Wilson, Andy Woodard, Nancy Yamahiro, Amy York, Lori Carpenter, Paula Haver- ty, Barb Sewolt, Debbie Settle, Vivian White, Sandy Neises N 5 .A 4 .5 it ,, in , 3 2 S L S, he L MIXED CHOIR 159 f C ,.,, as 5 5 More Cheerleaders Created To Due to the amount of increasing sports at Colorful halftime routines are still performed Bear Creek it became necessary to create by pom-pons. With increasing spirit at Bear more cheerleaders including four squads of Creek we have super pep-rallies. varsity cheerleaders, and three more bears. 160 VARSITY C HEER LEADERS P . Q T b B Ei? i t if msKEfnALL Meet Increasing Sports Demand 1. Varsity II: Gayle Strauch, Janet Droullard, Lisa Lance, Jo Anne Benson, Barbra Graham, Wendy Hoffschneider. 2. Varsity III: Sandy Ballantyne, Teresa Wambsganss, Diane Neal. 3. Varsity IV: Susan Hickman, Debbie Leon- ard, Marci Kletzly. 4. Varsity I: Georgia Amen, Debbie Peterson, Karen Oury, Kelly Powell, Tanya Johnson, Terri Stover, 5. Junior Varsity Cheerleaders: Lisa Sum- mers, Debbie Wolford, Ruth Benson, Janna Hunt, Cheryl Wilson. 5. Stuntmen at a game. 7. Stuntmen: Rocky Basile, Joe Schneider, Bob Brown, Mark Kell. NOT PICTURED: Mike Henry, Ralph Cundiff. JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS! STU NTMEN 161 1.2 L H I , I 'f V ,n ,, .. L r Q-,lx 1 1 15' 1. Sophomore Cheerleaders, STANDING: Jean Strott, Wanda Warntjes. SITTING: Shelly Mullin, Nancy Masters, Ann Nelson, Rhetta Williams. 2. Mike Rasmus- sen at the powder puff football game. 3. Liz Karki and Yogi Bear at the homecoming parade. 4. Freshman 162 FRESHMAN, SOPHOMORE CHEERLEADERS 1 We've Got Spirit Cheerleaders, TOP ROW: Rhonda Hackett-Bear, Tracy Bayne, Barb Lemke. 2ND ROW: Julie Bradshaw, Jamie Paine, Julie Milburger. BOTTOM ROW: Liz Karki, Gail Trujillo, Tana Shaw. How 'Bout You? Pom Pon Girls, TOP ROW: Debbie Taylor, Elain Garman, Anita Pallai, Michelle Schiavone, Debbie Paull, BOTTOM ROW: Denise Stinson, Tina Baker, Roberta Casias, 2, Denise, Anita and Diedre sit in anticipation of upcom- ing routine at pep assembly. 3. Letter Girls: Joni Smith, Pam Piehler, Therese Leitner, Beth Kaskel, Carol Morgan, Ann Norton - Bear. POMSI LETTER GIRLS 163 Pep Club Promotes Spirit, Pride Pep club is the largest club at Bear Creek. The club is open to any girl interested in supporting the school's athletic events. There are nearly 200 members ofthe club this year. The main purpose of pep club is to help promote school spirit and pride, and to give support to the school's sports activ- ities. Pep club also has many fund raising projects throughout the year. This year's main project to raise money was selling sta- tionery, which resulted in S400 profit. This money was used to help purchase green and gold rugby shirts as uniforms for pep 164 PEP C LUB club members. Other activities included dec- orating the school for Christmas, painting the bleachers in the gym green and gold, sponsoring buses to out of town games, and giving pep assemblies to try to increase at- tendance to sporting events. Pep club also sponsors a breakfast banquet at the end of each year to initiate new cheerleaders. Next year pep club plans on forming a new type of club by opening the membership to boys. This club will be called the Rowdies . The letter girls are the pep club officers. lVlrs. Gillespie and lVlrs. Lyons are the sponsors. ' ' S: I ii f K 'fl was iw E B u f 1 K P1 . VW? sr Y. ' TW N X A X: ::-B L If , ', A 1' 5 xg A i '11 :-if :Ai Ii 44 Q' is 1x41 vi Bears Drive Hard In 76 X Gi ... Q Q '.. I' . IQ, A Varsity Football Team, BACK ROW: Coach Coffey, Coach Abbott, AI Trotter, Jim Millensifer, Dave Vaught, Dave Keller, George Schanze, Bill Grams, Matt Place, Chuck Riebe, Cary Pinkerton, Ken Carpinello, Coach Mitchell, Coach Tifft, Coach Greivel. SECOND ROW: Barry Hendricks, Eric Wurtz, Bill Woodard, Rob Trapp, Eric Ohlandor, Jon Woods, Steve Lindemore, Phill Wyers, Jeff Head, John Lyall, Steve Jackson. FRONT ROW: Mgr. Phil Guiterrez, Bill Shull, Ron Betz, Brian Pederson, Terry Fox, Dave Callahan, Nick Fantin, Dean Drommond, Mgr. Chris Keith. -S as - - .Q Captains: Eric Wurtz, Steve Lindemore, Chuck Riebe 166 FOOTBALL , Coaches: Truman Abbott, Tim Mitchell, Bill Coffey, Keith Tifft, Steve Greivel Sophomore Team Sophomore Football Team, BACK ROW: Jeff Konegni, Mark Bayne, Tim O'Shea, Richard Adams, Gary Goldsberry, Brad Thompson, Dave Jones, Mike Hornberger, Troy McCarty, Mike Warner, Scott Johnson, Robert Huston, Norm Rawlings, Col- lin Payne, Coach Tifft, Coach Abbott. 2ND ROW: Don Martinez, Gary Montoya, Don Caudel, Ted Alexander, Dan Schaef- fer, Blake Woods, Mark Lancaster, Jeff Ortega, Bill Brown, Jon Albery, Paul Boyd, Tony Garcia. FRONT ROW: Greg Oh- ley, Doug Groskopf, Mark Hall, Dwane Newman, Matt Dempsey, Chip Gardmey, Steve Heidenfelder, Ken Malonson, Brian Colbert, Ken Hitchcox, Tom Miles, Kevin Ferguson. Freshman Team L A Aiggmirl ,:.,, ..,,,k: W H. , za Q 2- .2 X95 -1ff'. Freshman Football Team, BACK ROW: Mike McMechen, Steve Black, Chuck Miller, Curtis Thomas, Paul Forbes, Mike Kenefick, Jeff Flageolle, Marlon Jackson, Jeff Williams, Todd Yoder, Terry Tracy, Gene Dechant, Pat Beer, Bob Kits- miller, Brian Strasser, John Pyott, Kevin Pyle, Kevin Terrill, Coach Hancock. 3RD ROW: Craig Neal, Chuck Parker, Mark Shamis, Daniel Colagrosso, Jeff Wilson, Mark Caldwell, Chuck Dubois, Bill Frogge, Kevin Rawlings, Brent Gray, Mike Malloy, Dan Silva, Jon Seay, Russ Hodgson, Jon Allen, Tandy Hanson. 2ND ROW: Jeff Brenthauer, Paul Oldham, Brian Reno, James Borguez, Mike Porter, Hal Peterson, Jim Ramsey, Dolan Gram, Keith Williams, Bruce Ranum, Dennis Hurst, Eric Jensen, Dennis Borunda, Darren Vaughan, Scott Atwater, FRONT ROW: Kary Simcox, Gary Gray, Jim Martin, Mark Weber, Mark Evangelista, Scott Curtis, Todd Anderson, Steve Hornberger, Jeff Malcom, Kerry Lee, Scott McDaniel, Rick Bayles, Chuck DeAndrea, Steve England. FOOTBALL 167 4 Seniors lQ il J. QP Bob Chambers Steve Lindimore John Lyall Dave Keller Carey Pmkerton . A06-1 -...of 'utr' Matt Place Chuck Riebe Groege Schanze Al Trotter Eric Wurtz Bear Creek football for the 19 76 77 season was successful in many ways, even though the season record was only 4 6 Bear Creek start ed the year with only ten seniors on the team Their inexperience was obvious early inthe year, but the players learned their lessons well Once league play started, the team responded to the challenge and came one game away from sharing the Division title. The Bears won four of its last six games establishing several team records on offense. The seniors led the team to establish the tradi- tion that Bear Creek football will be competitive in any game they play. They established a tra- dition of pride and hard hitting that will carry future teams to victorious seasons. 168 FOOTBAL L 14 14 28 38 14 33 Cheyenne Arvada West Pomona Arvada Alameda Green Mtn. Columbine Evergreen Lakewood Douglas County 1. Coach Bill Coffey directing Bob Chambers, ,2, Chuck Riebe and John Lyall in the pile up. 3. John Lyali gets tackled and Jim Millensifer and Barry Hendrix come to his aid. K.l..l W? TRW new - X N - o 'x, Y kg X Nw WS, fn' fl i F, f ' 3 f X if 'I ' , X 7111117 ,WMI li Q , X4 Q!! ix Xl NII7 L' 1 gxw ygfxi' W X fs' X iw 9 'f K' li W' X , 'nfxz ,W f'if4f g L 1 A-1 X Ikldfl If fly V 1 i V L x 54 X XX FOOTBAL L 169 4 1. Jon Woods trying to run with the ball and Matt Place close by. 2. Coach Jim Mitchell on side line. 3. Matt Place jumps high in the air to receive a pass at Home coming game against Columbine while Tagg Jacobson looks on. 170 FOOTBALL Varsityfj.V. Wrestlers ln 41-Y STANDING: Coach Bettinger, Brice Olsen, Dean Dubray, Steve Heidenfelder, Derek Dunbar, Rob Peterson, Dan Caron, Mark Martin, Mike Sloat, Jim Peterson, Don Graham, Doug Groskoph, Doug Fisher, Joe Brown, Brian Pederson, Tom Smith, Lee Arensdorf, Coach Corso, KNEELING: Dave Aparicio, Frank DeGering, Terry Fox, Brad Silver, Paul Roberts, Nick Fantin, fflkC'RdlhMttPl J HlldSITTINGD Ch D CdlCrtClbrtPatCa d Je B ac , rang an o p , a ace, ay a ar , : ave apman, on au e, u o e , rmo y, Ralph Cundiff, Frank Carmody, NOT PICTURED: Manager Steve Dias, Brett Peterson, Hal Brink, Mike Hartman, Jeff Kon- egn i, Ken Su rratt The ,Wrestling team had a very good season according to head coach lVlr. Jim Corso. He felt Bear Creek had a solid competitive team with a good league record. Some of the per clude: lst in Poudre invitation 3rd in Her itage invitational, 3rd in Brighton invitational, and 4th in District with the help of seniors Frank Carmody who placed 4th in State, Curt Colbert ll2, Jeff Black I67, Mike lVlcDonnell l5O, Craig Randolph l85, lVIatt Place H.W.T. Dave Aparicio, Brad Silver and sophomore Don Wheatridge Evergreen Arvada Green lVltn Alameda Lakewood Pomona Columbine Arvada West Jefferson Wrestlers Good Season BC 27 ' 21 BC 19 31 ' BC 18 23 formances turned in by the BC grapplers in- BC 41 Golden 15 I ' . BC 22 19 BC 21 26 BC 20 29 BC 29 26 BC 3 40 BC 31 23 Caudle IO5 taking 4th in state. WREST LING 171 Seniors Dave Aparicio Curt Colbert Jeff Black Frank Carmody Frank DeGering Don Graham Y 1 3 'i Matt Place Craig Randolph Brad Silver 172 WR EST LING Freshmen Photo Not Available Rick Beckwith Tim Beltz Brett Bommon Dennis Borunda Mark Caldwell Ed Carmody Thomas Curtis Marc Evangelista Dolan Gram Gary Gray Mike Guterrez Terry Hartman Joey Lavelle Phil Martin Scott McDaniel Frank Montano Scott Max Mark Nelson Jeff Ober Rick Obulero Gary Odenhoven Bill Putzier Kevin Pyle Brad Reichell Jon Seay Jay Sharp Dan Silva Kary Simcox Kevin Terrill Terry Tracy g I 3 , WREST LING 173 174 GYM NASTICS Girls Take State The Bear Creek womens gymnastics team scored 103.6 points in the 1976 Colorado State Womens Gymnastics Tournament on Nov. 14 at Doherty High School in Colorado Springs. The Bear's string of State titles is now at three in a row since the maiden State Meet in 19 74. The team's depth once again proved to be the key for the victory. Tae team was led by three seniors, Debbie Peterson, Tanya John son, and Revonne Couch. Twe Bears comple ed a remarkable 18-O dua meet record. They won, for the third year in a row, the Aurora Central Invitationa and the South Metro District Qua ifying Gymnastics Meet. With only three seniors graduating, 23 girls will return in the 1977 season for their pos- sihlefourt1 Straight State title. js... E . ... err rsrr 9 rr r l or . . . . .... .V 11:3 1 W. W E Y .,...E,.,..,..,., ....,1.,...,. ,.,, -e .W , T' - -'TW Q .-..- 2, W. .,,, .,. . W.. ..s..... . ..., .,,. 1 . fix Women's Gymnastics Team, SITTING: Gail Binder, Denise Stinson, Laurie Carlson, Ann Elofson, Melinda Magill, Lynn Wisniewski, Nanci Schiavone, Teri Hooper, Nancy Crimmel. MIDDLE ROW: Mary Brown Wolff, Kelly Moore, Tina Baker, Robin Balfanz, Debbie Katchur, Kim Hollermeier, Nancy Archbold, Rulon, BACK ROW: Amy Sebald, Revonne Couch, Debbie Peterson, Ann Brainard, Leslie Sabey lcoachl, Ray Corn tcoachl, Nancy Edwards, Tanya Johnson, 1. Kelly Moore performing bar routine. 2. Congratula- tions are extended to Louise Rulon by Ann Elofson. 3. Revonne Couch shows perfect balance on the beam. 4. Suspended in mid flight, Amy Sebald displays win- ning form, 5, The tenseness of the State meet shows on Mr. Corn's face. sax 5 si A :se 5 QQ GYMNASTICS 175 Revonne Couch Debbie Peterson W 176 GYM NASTICS Tanya Johnson In State competition this year, Debbie Peterson performed outstandingly and placed 2nd in the all-around, 2nd on balance beam, and 4th on floor exercise. Sophomore Amy Sebald followed Debbie by placing 5th in the all-around. She also placed 2nd on the uneven bars, 4th in vaulting and 5th on floor exercise. Other outstanding individual performances were given by juniors Louise Rulon on the uneven bars, Melinda lVlagill on the balance beam, and Kelly lVloore in the all-around. 580mm- 1. Melinda Magill 2. Amy Sebald 3. Robin Balfanz GYMNASTICS 177 A --- V Scott Duggi ns Dean Robinson Joe Schneider 1. Todd Saling 2. Keith Spreng er 3. John Lester 4. Mark Vosika 178 GOLF was Depth Takes Golfers To State Golf Team, BACK ROW: Coach Ben Meyers, Dean Robinson, John Lester, Keith Sprenger, Scott 'Duggins, Todd Saling, Joe Schneider, Coach Andy May. FRONT ROW: Steve McMahan, Andy Torgeson, Tom Lang, Mark Vosika, Mike Henry. Depth contributed to an outstanding perfor- mance forthe golf team this year. Seven top players could have filled in the first four posi tions. The coaches are looking forward to the next two years because the team is so young. Although the team's best finish in League matches was 4th, they took lst in District where they defeated Columbine who had beaten them all year. ln State, where the competition was tough, the Bears placed 14th out of 25 teams. This was expected accord ing to the coaches, because of the inexperi- ence and youth. GOLF 179 Pam Lusc her Michele Haas 4 'if , 1- V 4 .i ' , uf , , ,ut . - is 1 R: 5 H Q r 2 Kim Haas 180 GIRLS' SWIMMING Teddy Montell 2. Coach Giner Burgraph worrying before the meet. 5. Cindy Decha perfecting her dive before the meet. 7, Pam Luscher starting off th blocks. I al Swim Team Shows Dedication Dedication characterized this year's swim team despite the number of losses. Getting up at 5:30 in the morning to begin practice at 6:00 tested the dedication of every mem ber each day. What seemed even more de- manding sometimes was trying to get ready for school after an hour and a half of practice. The swim team is very proud that one mem- ber, senior Pam Luscher, qualified for State. Swim Team, TOP ROW: Debbie Wolford, Kathy Oberg, Kelly Schmitz. 2ND ROW: Chantay Davis, Pam Luscher, Coach Ginger Burgraph, Cindy Dechant, Laura Sonderup, Tammy Keller, Amy Brandon. FRONT ROW: Kelly Metz, Pam Mar- shall, Terry Williams. GIR LS' SWIMMING 181 Soccer Turns In Impressive Record s W, 1 -t ff, .aww-'eg,' xii, '53, 9, Qleniyff' xsfff. U3 u -1,--.,f A 1 i i , , ' , we 1 s '. A 'Q-wr' f'g'1 s., 1' 2 Z 4 .1219-nfl 'i 51:52 '2 e?1 'if:h3Qg?i26t1xit'i ff' 1. gif-at ' ' Soccer Team, STANDING: Eric Kimose, Coach Bill Braun, John Palmer, Mike McDonnell, Mark Silver, Dave Borgeman, Kevin Shabow, Brek Brost, David McConnellogue, Brian Horn, Dave Shepard, Dwight Sebald, Fred Lautenbach, Curt Col- bert, John Armstrong, Dave Greiner, Sam Sotiros, KNEELING: Jeff Kiser, Dave Kiser, Bill Riebe, Doug Neppel, Steve Larson, Brian Lord, Mark Schmitz, Keith Liggett, Tim Lucas, Pat Porter. The Bear Creek soccer team turned in an impressive record, ending their second season with an 8-1-1 achievement, losing only to Arvada West. The Bears kicked their way to the State Quarter Finals, but were defeated by Manual High School of Denver 1-0 in the final game of the tournament. 182 SOCCER - Aww-Q, -, - A fklfx 4 ' ff , , 11 Brek Brost Curt Colbert ,... I x L ' -' S' , W af, H ,J ,:,.,,g:::-Q: rteee G' 1 -- -an. z1..: ,.f fif X , ' at ,Q as 'A 5' F QV 'F If Jeff Kiser Keith Liggett 'fs of Ti W f 5 5 Q ,. .,,,L,., 4 fa Dave McConneIlogue Mike McDonnell Pat Porter Kevin Shabow fam Dave Shepard Brian Horn ,lx v ' . 5 1 ' ff' , ' .. 1 Brian Lord Doug Neppel .f 4' ,.A , . Q, 1 - f v S I Q D, 4 Mark Schmitz 1 oooo: at ' i :',k I Y P I I I a ' W, ' 1' -ffg. yr., i s Sh ., -M sg 5 2 C , ,,r:, HQ ,fl , tQif?21?i5wf ig , - fvgff f A Sam Sotiros Wheatridge 1 Golden 2 A. West 4 Pomona 1 Arvada 2 Alameda 0 Evergreen 1 Gr. Mtn. 1 Lakewood 0 Columbine 1 SOCCER 183 Tennis Goes To State Led by 41 singles player and team captain record in the dual matches. ln post season Eric Dille, the 1976 Bears Tennis Team play the team placed second in District com- placed second in the Jeffco League with a petition and placed 4th in the State 10-1 record. The team had a 13-1 overall Tournament. BACK ROW: Coach James, Eric Dille, Dennis Rasmussen, Ed Bartlett, Larry Ty- Ier. FRONT ROW: Dave Irish, Jeff Lang, Mike Rasmussen, Bob Brown. NOT PIC- TURED: Greg Kinnes, Doug Halvorsen, Jim Cannon 184 TENNIS Ed Bartlett Bob Brown Eric Dille singles F2 F3 si ngl es 5991 doubles Outstanding Achievements League Play Dave Irish Bob Brown Ed Bartlett Dennis Rasmussen League Champion l10-1 Record! 3rd in League l9-2 Recordl 2nd in League K9-2 Recordl H2 doubles Larry Tyler League Champion C11-0 Record? Mike Rasmussen 5943 doubles Gregg Kinnes League Champion l1O-1 Recordl Jeff Lang Outstanding Accomplishments District Tournament Play 7942 singles Dave Irish 3rd place W3 singles Bob Brown 2nd place H91 doubles Ed Bartlett 2nd place 1 Ed Bartlett Jeff Lang Mike Dennis Rasmussen ' ' . . ' 5952 doubles Larry Tyler lst place Rasmussen 2' Em: Dlue Mike Rasmussen 4753 doubles Gregg Kinnes 1st place Jeff Lang Outstanding Accomplishments in State Play ffl doubles Ed Bartlett 1st place , Dennis Rasmussen 32 doubles Larry Tyler 3rd place 'Mr-Mi Mike Rasmussen H3 doubles Gregg Kinnes 4th place Jeff Lang 'I 2 x H ' x f 651 L, I I ,. X - I 'V' T' r M - It , f .'L.,, 'lg . f 4--'-gi ,1 K ,.,,,.f..:uW ,ip f ,A l as '3- .Y . m , . 'Q .- jgiil 'Q--Q' ' , tg V. Huff' 25 ,1 f -1 ,, ef 5 33:31 ,p,wf'm:W ,' ' lr' 5' -' La?--3613 ,af- -4-. ' ,,,, I A 9-.dwg ff Q-2317, ii V. 'ffqggf f I. ,LQ 'F-' ,VI ' uf - K ffl W i, . , -av ef 3 , In X' Q, Y A . A . , I Doug Halvorsen Dave Irish Dennis Rasmussen Larry Tyler TENNIS 185 N QM, 1 2 . . , 6 1 4 yy- ,- 1. Barb Bayne bumps the volleyball while Shari and Missy Porter stand by, 2, Setting the ball Carol Brown aims for spiker Missy Porter. 3. FRONT ROW: Becky Farina, Stacey Oulton, Liz Armendariz, Lisa Swan, Sandy Snyder, SEC- OND ROW: Janet Parker, Karen Kerns, Julie Hahler, Lisa Neel, Molly Yergen, Susan Quinn, Elileen Byrne, Lori Callahan, Colleen McDaniel, Kim Kidd, THIRD ROW: Coach Hancock, Cindy McClelen, Karen Scardian, Peggy Permeann, Jan Kornelson, Rochsue Preiling, Karla Scar- dina, Dawn Peterson, Cathy Parker, Chris Jaekel, Kelly Krutsch, Linda Engel, Cheryl Curtis, Cari Theander, Mary Tomkins, Misty Jacobson, Tammy Wallingford. 186 VOLLEYBALL ,Ill 4. Junior Varsity and C+ team, FRONT ROW: Julie Griffin, Kandi Glascow, SECOND ROW: Karen Ferguson, Lisa Willie, Kathy Schimdt. THIRD ROW: Mary Jane Sager, Brenda De- Gering, Gail Silvers, Renee Krummel. BACK ROW: Elaine Spilo, Liz Vodneck, Tammy McLeod, Alicia Grady. ...- Volleyball, a competitive and exciting girls sport, has reached its third season this year. Twenty-five players, aided by one manager, Lisa Swan, and two new coaches Miss Peggy Coats and Nliss Pat Druggan, played through many challenging games. Injuries found their way into many of the games. However, with or without ankle, shoulder, head, hand and back injuries, the team unity remained strong. This young team with its great potential will enter next season with the spirit found this year. Varsity Volleyball, TOP ROW: Lori Dutchover, Shelly Hebert, 2ND ROW: Barb Bayne, Stacy Siegfried, Missy Porter. BOTTOM ROW: Linda Laffoon, Carol Brown, Shari Conklin, Terri Parker. 45' X. A -f .want- mars- sm is gl-.5 . an ' F it v if E as ,ir 5-Q '04, -. .1 Barb BaY le Alicia Grady Miss Peggy Coats 'X Miss Pat Druggan Q Lisa Swan VOLLEYBALL 187 Cross Country Shows Strength Cross Country, FRONT ROW: Ruben Rivera, Greg Veas- Coach Corso, Scott Miller, Ray Jaekel, Tom Anzia man, Randy Rhodes, Craig Feister, Bert Pihlstrom. Trent Rice. BACK ROW: Maureen Barela, Amy SECOND ROW:,J'odd Shaw, Jeff Knight, Jeff Carney, Laffoonl Alice Laffogn, lk w 'Kr - -'- - M. ' - ....... . ae.Esiig-a:12::tfg:l: ti: 2 ..,.5..:.:ji5j15: te-sa,11,.,. 55-5I-3'iE:5ffZ3fsfE.If:155g.gfaiig'5SL:i?i:5-,' 'ii-5 'fE2 E: :..:f'152QSf2 2:51539 -'5E: 3fi5f,f..1E-1?F25ii?ff'2Ff: IFfsi'rjEiffiE12lE2.-231, ga:--V gl.-lgigiflliifsgri 2. . H H uyuu uvbqnbl I ,Q I , g ,V,,, A This year's cross country team consisted of 15 individuals, seven on the varsity team and eight on the junior varsity. There were three T If returning seniors, including Amy Laffoon, the only girl on the Varsity team. Amy was unable to complete the season because ofa foot injury. The team had a good season, finishing 6th in District. The team was lead by strong runners as juniors Jeff Carney and Scott Miller, and seniors Tom Anzia and Ray Jaekel. 188 CROSS COUNTRY 1, Ray Jaekel, Tom Anzia 2, With all the hard work of cross country Tom Anzia still finds time to clown around. 3. Ray Jaekel 4. Ruben Rivera, 5. Jeff Carney and RayJae- kel racing to the finish line 6. Tom Anzia 7, Ray Jaekel 8. Alice Laf- foon 9. Amy Laffoon. Seniors ' ,KL VW iiarfb. b. J W e, F 'u 1'Af If f I 'w,x f we , - Q ' xx I-'tc my A zzauw hu 3 ,QA ' n Q 5, fgq j xaw F 1' U ' ' A if 5 ' QX ' m ':--pp sg Q , ,gi . r ' . . Q-, .Min 3? .ig':-56 Q. 1 V3 sr , . 1, -hp' bf BEAR RJ CROSS COUNTRY 189 Bears Hold Tradition 1. Varsity Basketball Team, STANDING: Eric Wurtz, Mike Antzas, Chuck Riebe, Dave Keller, Bill Grams, Eric Dille', Dennis Rasmussen, Steve Lemke, Ed Bartlett, Brad Steuert, Tom Anzia, Jerry Goings. FRONT ROW: Coach Paul Quin- lan, Coach Gary Goings, Coach Larry Cole. 2. Coach Gary Goings. Bear Creek Basketball is not just a game but a tradition built with hustle, devotion, and above all pride. Once again this year's team has liv- ed up to what basketball reprensents at B.C .H.S With co-captains Ed Bartlett and Dave Keller leading a strong shooting attack, the Bears have conquered some of the best teams in the state. Futhermore, the 20.5 shooting average of Den- nis Rasmussen has contributed in the teams ov- erall effectiveness. Quaterbacking the team was Eric Wurtz with added fire coming from outstand- edet ing seniors Chuck Riebe, Brad Steuert, Tom K Anzia, and Eric Dille'. 190 BOY'S BASKETBALL Seniors Tom Anzia Ed Bartlett Eric Dille Dennis Rasmussen Chuck Riebe Brad Steuert Eric Wurtz BOY'S BASKETBALL 191 at Ja ,, f' W 1. Mike Antzas 2. Junior Varsity Team, BACK ROW: Coach Paul Quinlan, Jim Caler, Steve Lemke, Steve Lightsey, Mike Warner, Mike Rasmussen, Bill Riebe. FRONT ROW Carl Lawrence, Jerry Goings, Dwight Sebald, Keith Sprenger, Mike Antzas, Brian Colbert. 3. Sophomore Team, BACK ROW: Coach Larry Cole, Troy McCarty, Mike Warner, Norm Raw- lings, Jim Caler, Mike Rasmussen, Mike Hornberger, John Lester. FRONT ROW: Paul Boyd, Trev Rameriz, Don Martinez, Randy Goings, Brian Colbert, Bill Riebe. 4. Freshman A Team, STANDING: Tim Gibbs, Robera Barela, Steve Black, Greg Mossie, Pat Bier, Mike Frid, Paul Forbes, Joey LaVelle, Jeff Flagoelle, Russ Hodson, Jerry Dreiling Todd Anderson. CENTER: Coach Keith Tiffs. -1-fwff '-'-M--fffMM-- fYaff::1.sz.,:4.:W,, .m-nffsmm. ----- 1 Wm' -1-' 289' saw 1 Wake im WW? Www M' Wm We PM W me We so 'if' We we 192 BOY'S BASKETBALL Y 1 E 5 Ez 1 l 5 E 1 i ii x S ii! 55 , i i wiv 1. Ed Bartlett and Chuck Riebe. , 2. Dave Keller. 3. Freshman B :'? Team, STANDING: Gary Gray, E,' Kevin Pyle, Troy Dayton, Eric :.: Jensen, Dave Molinaro, Dean E' Duran, Jeff Challis, Dave Park- Fii- er, Ken Ferguson, Joel Seibel, I rv, Kary Simcox. CENTER: Coach . Charlies Wood. BOY'S BASKET BA LL 193 9240 42 -534 intl I Bling 1. Dennis Rassmussen Bill Gram . 2. Eric Dille. 3. Eric Wurtz, Bill Grams, Ed Bartlett. BC 78 BC 83 BC 67 BC 68 BC 68 BC 78 BC 80 BC 57 BC 70 BC 89 BC 67 BC 59 BC 74 BC 83 BC 92 BC 70 BC 88 BC 88 194 BOY'S BASKETBALL Longmont Lakewood Fairview Pomona Golden Alemeda Columbine Golden Green lVlountain Lakewood Pomona Wheat Ridge Columbine Arvada West Alameda Arvada Jefferson Evergreen sw , 58 56 89 54 54 77 51 38 56 65 53 65 58 66 63 82 63 50 - Q. A Long Way In A Short Time 1. Debbie Gasner does splits on beam. 2. Penny Nichols stomach whips the bar. 3. Shaun Duley comes out of a pike. 4. Stacy Bayne says, Look I can stand on one Ieg. TOP ROW: Terry Hampton, Penny Nichols, Sue Piehler, Stacy Bayne, Julie Bradshaw, Misty Jacobson, Liz Armendariz, MIDDLE ROW: Coach Druggan, Shaun Duley, Eva Marks, Chris Pozar, Nickie Balfanz, Tracy Bayne, Debbie Gasner, Cathy La Porta, BOTTOM ROW: Col- leen McDaniel, Jamie Paine, Pam Manning, Erika Schmidt, Sharon Reither, Beth Persons. Bear Creek's 9th grade gym- nastics team came a long way in a very short time. As the 8th graders at Carmody, they only won two meets. This year their season record was 6-l, losing only to Colum- bine by l.35 points. The team worked well together and learned many new skills. In lVliss Druggan's opinion, it was the most improved team she has coached. The team has great depth and enthusi- asm and will be a tremendous asset to the high school team in the years to come. FRESHMAN GIRLS GYMNASTICS 195 r ' Girls Basketball Cn The Rise s s mst egg: 'nt' run , , , ...Ms -Y ...H The girls basketball program at Bear Creek is on the rise. The Freshman program was very successful under the guidance of Coach Cole. Next year's Sophmores will contri- bute to the goal of being a contestant in the State Tournament. The Varsity is stress- ing defense and the constant use of fundamentals and mental discipline. The girls pro- gram is becoming an important part of the sports scene at Bear Creek High School. 196 GIRLS BASKETBALL 1 l Q 3 Barb Bay ne . , . qginughgu' 'K . - v-v-if 1- iff K .,..a,i,,.,,:t.,-s,. , , aw L 4 A C : KK., 11 A . I . ., L.X.. A ss. . a . - R 'fiifw' 6 X eggs 1 Pam Luscher Antonio Valdez 1. Linda Laffoon jumps to score. 2. Junior Varsity, BACK ROW: Coach Leslie Sabey, Pam Luscher, Amy Laffoon, Stacey Seigfried, Carol Brown, Kathy Houston, Teri Parker, Jill Bradely, Linda Laffoon, Antonio Valdez, Barb Bayne, Mary Brown, Coach Dan Morton. BOTTOM ROW: Assistant Coach Judy Hicks, Coach Larry Cole, Mary Tomkins. 3RD ROW: Rochelle Drieling, Karen Scardina, Linda Engele, Linda Pratt. ZND ROW: Julie Stahmen, Dawn Peterson, Chris Jackel. FRONT ROW: Julie Hahlem, Stacey Oulton, Monica Martinez, 4. Varsity: Pam Luscher, Amy Laffoon, Stacey Siegfried, Carol Brown, Kathy Houston, Teri Park- er, Jill Bradely, Linda Laffoon, Antonio Valdez, Barb Bayne, Marcy Brown. Amy Laffoon GIRLS BASKETBALL 197 Boys Swim Team Tries Hard TOP ROW: Coach Jan Rosenbach, Trent Rice, Doug Price, Craig Hampstead, Gregg Kmnes, BOTTOM ROW: Thomas Aigner, Troy Rice, Brian Bober, Justin Jukes, Jeff Cartaer, Mike McPherson, Kevin Shabow, Dave Shepard, Not Pictured: Jim Millensifer 198 BOY'S SWIMMING Brian Bober 0 Mike McPhe rson Dave Shepard The boy's swim team consis- ted of I3 hard working boys, whose efforts were not shown in county rankings. Although, this is true, the diving team managed to win all meets. Since only four members will graduate, from the two year old team, the team remains young and anxious for next year. Kevin Shabow Jan Rosebach Coach 1. Diving into things. 2. Trying to be a bird. BOY'S SWIMMING 199 l 1 Aloe 53 200 FC A fl? Girls join Guys In FCA 57 4? For the past few years girls have wanted to join with the guys in FCA. Last October, three sen- ior girls took the possibility into their hands. Slowly but surely their huddle continues to grow. Fellowship of Christian Athletes is a group which brings sport figures together once a week to dis- cover that it is not necessary to be a holier-than thoull type person to live a Christian The Girls FCA, BACK: Rhonda Skinner, Joni Smith. MIDDLE: . .' Lynn Ohlemeier, Kim Haas, Sponsor June McIntosh, Mary purpose of IS to confront athletes with the Nelson. FRONT: Laura Sonderup, Michele Haas, Sharon challenge and adventure of following Christ and Malonson- serving through the fellowship of the church and school friends. l i t '2f.r'r' FCA Presidents: Sharon Malonson and Brek Brost. Guys FCA with Alumni, STANDING: Denny Galluzzo, Bill Woodward, Troy Mc- Carty, Jack Caruth, Larry Muse, Chuck Reibe, Collin Payne, Brian Post. SITTING: Mike Lemke, Harold Bowen, Chris Dahlen, Terry Tracy, Todd Anderson, Jeff Kno- egni, Brek Brost, Ken Malonson. ON FLOOR: Dave Parker, Scott Muirhead, Jay Sharp, Kirt Thomas, Mark Weber, Paul Enright. -I I- I O MMM ...H A, mah .-2 U'1ai ff ff, .' sy af. :A if rfounxi -. A -f-f' ,M . ,gp -,,. Homecoming Filled With Miracles Miracles set the scene for this year's Homecoming Dance. Highlighting the dance was the coronation of Eric Dille as King and Kristi Wesswick as Queen. Couples danced to music provided by Roundtree. 1. Kristi Wesswick. 2. Eric Dille. 3. King: Eric Dille, Queen: Kristi Wesswick. 4. Homecoming Attendants, TOP ROW: Dennis Rasmussen, Chuck Riebe, Dave Keller, Steve Glista, Ed Bartlett. FRONT ROW: Sue Baker, Mary Schia- vone, Debbie Peterson, Wendy Hoffschneider, Georgia Amen. 5. Junior Attendants: Bill Yount, Gretchen Decker, Barb Librande, Bill Grams., 6. Sophomore Attendants: Mike Rasmussen, Ann Nelson. 7. Freshmen Attendants: Mindy Baker, Gregg Kamprath. a , irq 3 31 -r W .- gs , 1.575 :SI A A - f . F 7 is 2 ' r ls . fi S 5 ,sk g , . Vx HOMECOMING 203 Homecoming '76 was the most unique Home- coming celebration Bear Creek has ever ex- perienced. Spirit Week included green and gold day, farmer's day, hat day, pajama day and big boot day. Highlighting the week was a community parade, powder puff football game, tug-a-war and a barbeque on Friday. The celebration ended Saturday with a Bear victory over the Columbine Rebels 28-20. 01931 s Q' f A P RQ, I J gl fmwtfilx llllt .ali , Q, t '- 204 HOMECONIING ' v nn, A fin 4 M Q5 ,Q ,L Tw ld I 'ff' 1. John Lyle, 87, making the tackle on Columbine op- ponent. 2. Senior class float in the parade. 3. George Schanze, Bill Woodward, Bill Riebe demolishing cakes in the cake eating contest. 4. Chris Stephens, Kristi Wess- wick and Debbie Peterson at the 1977's mock 10 year class reunion. 5. Dave Keller taking liberties with Jeff Black. rf wif' HOMECOMING 205 M75 . ....-1. . 1. Leading the parade was the Bear Creek Nlarching Band. 2. Juniors battle with the Seniors in the powder puff foot- ball game. 3. Liz Brannan attacks Cindy Slinkard with whipped cream after Junior-Senior powder puff football game. 206 HOMECOMING ina' f we A, If ? 4 '-f Students Re-elect Ford Contrary to the national trend Bear Creek students re-elected Ford as President, with 6370 of those registered voting Repub- lican. The mock Election, sponsored by IVlrs. Rose and the government-economics classes, proved to be a big success and an interesting event in the school year. The large voter turn out showed the increasing interest of students in politics. 1. People waiting to vote. 2. Julie Bradshaw coming out of voting booth. 3. Mrs. Rose. 4. Students register- ing to vote. e g TM36?f,afLtX x MOCK ELECTION 207 Riders To The Sea Riders to the Sea, a one act play by John Millington Synge, was directed by Nliss Cindy lVIusser, student teacher, and present- ed by students at Bear Creek. CAST Cathleen . . ...... . . Audrey Brack Nora, . . . , . Susan Braukman Nlaurya. . . . . Lynda Trimble Bartley , . . , , Dan Deluxe Townspeople. . . . Tammy Gross Rhenee Kilmer Frank DeGering CREW Program cover design ..... . Chris Odwalt USNEYS ......... . . Kris Jenson Denise Sciubba Lights . . . . . Kris Jenson Frank DeGering Construction . . . . Technical Theatre Class Cast Props .... ...... C ast Director ..... . . Miss Cynthia Musser Producer ...... .... Nl r, Ted Rosen Student Director. . . . . .Susan Braukman 1. Lynda Trimble pleading with Dan Deluxe, 2. Rhenee Kilmer, Susan Braukman, Lynda Trimble, Audrey Brack and Tammy Gross watching over the corpse portrayed by Dan Deluxe. 208 ONE ACT Nab l Seniors Retreat To B.C. String-n-spoon game: tie a piece of string as long as the line of people to the end of a spoon. Insert spoon through shirt, continue down through pants. Pull spoon out at ankles and have string remain in clothing. Give spoon to the next person in line, start pro- cedure again. You may be surprised at what happens. This was one of the many activities at the sen ior retreat. Other activities included: an egg toss, sack races, an obstacle course, ping pong matches, a dance, and volleyball games. Dinner and breakfast was served too. Each year the senior class turns the school into a funhouse of games and contests invol- ving the entire senior class. This annual ev- ent was considered a success once again ac- cording to those who attended. 1. Mr. Don Yacovetta telling seniors about activities. 2. Senior girls appear to be more co-ordinated than than sen- ior guys. 3. Senior guys diving forthe finish line. SENIOR RETREAT 209 The M1rae1e Worker The 1nsp1r1ng story of Helen Keller by W 1l1am Glbson A Doctor Jrm Wlllnams Kate Dana Crang Keller Mlke Grimm Helen Janet Rayor Martha Carla Wunkler Percy Bob Knappe Aunt Ev Mary Braukman James Rob Langan Anagnos Jlm Wllllams Annie Sulllvan Rhonda Deem Vlney Karen Southwood Blind Girls Stephanue Clark Laurne Hasstedt Valerie Kerns Maureen Koon Schwappach A Servant Barb Deck Jlmrme Sullivan Lorrie Langan Production Staff and Crews Student Director Chrns Oelwalt Stage Manager Greg Gnllett Asszstant Stage Manager Jam Williams Poster Desrgn Chris Odwalt Pubhcnty Chrns Odvvalt, Karen Southwood Props Maureen Koon Constructnon Greg Gnllett Paul Hinkley, Bryan Stafford, Jnm Wrllrams, Tech Theatre Class Costumes Mrs Hasstedt Mrs Whnte Make up Audrey Brack Sue Braukman Tammy Gross Terr: Hooper Lights Greg Glllett Paul Hlnkley Bryan Stafford 0 Q . . I I I Kay McKee, Kathy Means, Nancy ' I Q O 0 I 0 I - 1 l I u u ' I . . . , , 210 FALL PLAY gl ' Wg' b Ai - A WW: tv v, 5, ' X 1 li S Q 2 Long hours of rehearsing paid off in a success- ful production of The Miracle Worker . Under the direction of lVlr. Ted Rosen, junior Janet Rayor portrayed the difficult role of Helen Keller. This play was unique in that the main character had to express her role non-verb- ally. Also, constructing a two story build- ing, a first on the Bear Creek stage pre- sented a number of technical problems. 1. Mr. Ted Rosen, director. 2. Mike Grimm, Rob Lang- an, Janet Rayor, Dana Craig, Mary Braukman. 3. Dana Craig, Mike Grimm FALL PLAY 211 212 VA LENTINES D ANCE 2 . Sweethearts Swing This years Valentines dance was a big success with over 200 people in attendance. The evening was highlighted by the cor- onation of Sue Baker as Valentine Sweetheart. Sue received a dozen red roses and was escorted by Sean Gargon. Atten- dants were Valerie Kerns, Ed Bartlettp Louise Roulon, John Lyonsp Michelle Schiavone, Mike Bieberp Maureen Barela, Ray Jaekel. Each attendant received two pink roses. The dance was sponsored by National Honor Society. 1. Maureen Barela, attendant. 2. Sue Baker, Valentine Sweetheart. 3. Valerie Kerns, attendant. 4. Louise Roulon, attendant. 5. Michelle Schiavone, atten- dant. Concept Six Invades Bear Creek Due to the overcrowding of the Bear Creek at- tendance area, the schools in this region are going on Concept Six, the year round school program. They hope to have a balanced a- mount of people on each track. Students and parents alike stood in line all night to regis- ter for their desired track. Tnose in line for Track A had to stay outside and with-stand the cold weather. People waiting for Track C were allowed to spend the night inside the school building. nfl. Parents and students bundle up and prepare for the long night ahead. 2. Registrars line up around Bear Creek High School. T. , ,,,,4..,, n.M,.,, ,W,,,,,, ,L . , -f 1 l 5 l 1 l I 4-ew, CONCEPT SIX 213 214,NIGHT OF ONE ACTS ly., Night Cf One Acts Each year the drama department presents A Night of One Acts. These are student- directed plays produced by lVIr. Ted Rosen. T1is year's plays were: Aria Da Capo , the story of two shepards playing games. The games turn into serious play. The games become a reality and each will kill the other. This play featured Audrey Brack, Cindy Johnson and was dir- ected by Jim Williams. The lVlariage Proposal is the story of a boy who ask a father for his daughter's hand in marrage. The lVIariage Proposal featured Tammy Gross, Dan Deluxe, Bob Langdon, and was directed by Barb Deck. Here We Are was the third play which is about two newlyweds on their way to their honeymoon. The newlyweds were portrayed by IVlark Hanson, Kami Taylor and was directed by Dana Craig. 1. and 2. Cindy Johnson, Audrey Brack in Aria Da Capo . 3. Dan Deluxe, Tammy Gross, Bob Langdon in The Marriage ProposaI . 4.Kami Taylor, Mark Hanson in Here We Are . 5. Dan Deluxe, Tammy Gross, Bob Langdon in The Marriage ProposaI . NIGHT OF ONE ACTS 215 Nostalgic Bandwagon, '50's Return How did anyone in the '50's get married? Guys with greased hair and rolled-up T- shirt sleeves and girls with cadillac-fin- tailed glasses and ruby red lips were among the styles seen in the halls during '50's days. Various activities included an as- sembly, with a Fonzie contest, followed by a sock-hop, a male leg auction and a soda shop. ln past years, an entire week was devoted to the '50's activities. How- ever, this year only two days were design- ated for '50's nostalgia. 1. Soda shop crew: Carol Morgan, Karen Kane and Beth Kaskel. 2. Poms performing '50's routine, 3, Chuck Riebe and Beth Whitehair dancing the jitterbug, 4. Nlr. Larry Cole, master of ceremonies, 216 50's DANCE l : D I1 ID D - Y U I C U -'E Colored angles of separate shapes blended and molded into one another into itself- Disjointed, seemingly unconnected motifs recurring, overlapping folding into one. 5 Into one - when it all comes together the end. Karla Rikansrud iff ' i . . L n .x 38' Qi. 'v lf' 222 Ez- k The fear that is within you now It seems to never end, And the dreams that have escaped you, And the hopes that you've forgotten You tell me that you need me now You want to be my friend, And you wonder where we're going Where's a rhyme and where's a reason, And it's you who cannot accept, It is here we must begin ..... John Denver 22 4 Advanced Women's Choir Altex Art Bands Bear Facts Bear Tracks Boy's Basketball Boy's P.E. Boy's Swimming Boys's Tennis Business Campus Life Cheerleaders Chess Club Chorale Conclusion Creative Writing Cross Country DECA Dedication Drivers Ed English Faculty Fall Play FBLA FCA FHA 50's Dance Flag Team Forensics Football Freshmen Freshmen GirI's Gymnastics GirI's Basketball Girl's Gymnastics Girl's P.E. 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