Las Animas High School - Trojan Yearbook (Las Animas, CO)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1965 volume:

Cover and division pages by DANA MARTINEZ Inside color photograph by ROBERT BRUEGEL The 1965 Annual Staff proudly presents.. . hhe hrojan LAS ANIMAS HIGH SCHOOL Las Animas, Colorado iJaSfe of CJon en s dnnuafdCing ancf Queen Dedication dacuftu ancf dlcfm in is (ration Glasses (Seniors (Senior dauorites JJuniors QJunior diction c Sophomores Sophomore diction dreshmen dreshrnan diction dlthfetics Tffr. drojan Gheer eaoers doothaff 7) as he tfaff TOrestfing drach Oof doasehaff GhuSs ancf Organizations dfctioities dlnnuaf Staff C )omm en cemen i Student fJndex This page courtesy of MALCOLM CRAYS. School BESS HAGGARD, Business Manager Pictured above - Richard Jorgenson, Harry Allen, Superintendent, Roy Cooper, Ed The 1964-65 school term was marked by much activity concerning the educational program and the building needs to appropriately house this program. The instructional program needs were thoroughly outlined early in the year by the teaching staff after a citizens committee had submitted recommendations for the curriculum. For evaluation of the buildings, the district employed an architect. Through the architect, complete engineering surveys were conducted which gave detailed status reports of the structural, electrical and mechanical conditions of the buildings. Working in cooperation with the architect, the Board of Directors developed a building plan which was designed to meet the most pressing needs of the instructional program. The plan which was adopted by the Board for referral to the electorate pro- vided for the construction of a new high school building. This proposal was submitted to the electorate of the school dis- trict in a bond proposal on February 23, 1965. The proposal failed to receive ratification by the electorate; therefore, a complete re-study and the structuring of a new proposal was indicated. A regular biennial school election was conducted on the first Tuesday in May, 1965. Three new members were elected to the Board and these new members took office immediately to serve with the three remaining members of the old board. The first major item of business taken under consideration by the newly organized board was the study of the building needs of the school district. It is anticipated that a building plan will be developed and a bond issue proposed to finance the plan during the early part of the 1965-66 school term. -6- CBoarcf Blackburn, Mrs. Noel Kerr, Richard Klett, Dr. W. R. Wight HARRY ALLEN, Superintendent MRS. MARGE HUTCHINSON, MRS. JO BOWMAN. Clerk Secretary -7- Perhaps the greatest pleasure and satisfaction one is permitted to experience is observing boys and girls maturing into responsible citizens. In addition to strenuous application in the aca- demic courses, participation in the activities of a school community helps to develop a well rounded personality. The Trojan Yearbook depicts the part you have played in Las Animas High School. As you turn the pages in this book, may you experience many fond memories. E. E. BRUEGEL, Principal Mrs. Riggs, chief trouble- shooter and problem-solver in addition to secretary, is one of the indispensable people at LAHS. Anyone who needs paper, pencil, tape, stencils, or admit slips sooner or later ends up at her desk and is taken care of in superb style. GERALD BRYNING ARNOLD GREVE Guidance Counselor Athletic Director Administrative Assistant Audio-Visual Aids Director Industrial Arts Office Olssisian s Jane Neely, Sue Showalter, Linda Taliaferro, Karen Woods, Kay Riggs, Secretary, Carolyn Foulk, Kathy Warmbir, Patty Hunke -9- Perhaps the best description of the office girls was given by their boss, Mrs. Riggs, who simply said, They're my legs! Registration Corrives. Stacey Castro waits patiently for his registration cards. Col- leen Roberts, Susan Dietrich and Cheryle Maruyama help distribute materials as Mr. Bruegel and Mr. Slobko super- vise The registration procedure requires long hours of administrative preparation and the combined effort and cooperation of faculty and students to keep the line moving. Mrs. Riggs, who is respon- sible for much coordina- tion and organization of registration, stands ready to give help if needed. -10- School She jins At the start of each day Key Club members raise the flag as the bugle sounds. Mrs. Marguerite Willburn, libra- rian, readies shelves for student use. Assistants from the student body are a great help in the library. Pictured below are Nancy Netherton, Dorothy McIntosh, Peg Gardner, Mrs. Willburn, Grace Glover; FRONT ROW: Janet Willburn, Mary Jordan, Penny Jensen Mrs. Marian Jones, School Nurse, has her office in Columbian but visits all Re-1 Schools in connection with her job 11- tltanjuages an cf C ny isfi CTlre C 7rojans at MRS. HELEN WADE. Languages: Latin and Spanish Mrs. Wade helps Dan- ny Gordon in the Language Lab... • MRS. DIANE BAUBLITS English, Speech MRS. LOUISE HANSEN English -12- Ah, Fellas ... (Frank Woods and Leonard Witt), it can't be that hard! MRS. ELIZABETH BROWN, English MRS. SALLIE BRYNING, English -13- Jfisioru ancf Aouernment A 2 JERRY COOK, Government, U.S. History, Sociology and Speech Mr. Cook coaches Bob Bruegel and Sherry Wing on their lines in' the senior play, The Chalk Garden. 14- Jniegra Jjart of the Sociaf S( urricufum — Coach Bradfield gives important directions to a player during a game. MISS JANE TROGDON - Civics. English MISS PATRICIA HOBEN - World Geography. World History -15- MR. JAMES ROORDA: Bookkeeping. MRS. MARQUEZ, Shorthand, Distributive Education Typing, Clerical Office Practice C omm erciaf Glasses Gtrotu 3arger C ach t)ear Student teacher, Miss Patty Schmeiser, instructs Darrell Eckert IKu sic — Vocaf, 'Instrumental — 3fas ' Popular 31 ppea 7 ) tf c tuc ents. DALE CUNNINGHAM JITal } Physics, Chemistry, Photography, General Science LAWRENCE SENA - Math VERNON HALE - Math Science MYRON PEARSON - Biology, General Science NARD ROBINETTE, Vocational Ag. MISS LAURA FRANKLIN, Homemaking AAe Practicaf Arts Are Popular ancf VafuaSle Courses Aalen by Arojans. James Holmstrom stands with Forrest Martin, a sophomore student, and Carl Babb, student teacher J dysica C cfucation £ 3dealtd MRS. VERA SUMMER Girl’s Physical Education and Health JACK LASALLE Boy's Physical Education, Health, and Driver's Ed. CLARENCE MOORE ED ENGLAND JOE BYERS, Custodian, Custodian Custodian -20- Retired 1964 JAe’re Ae cS emors, 75es 71 fn loe 71 ffen 71yens A)Aaron 75a in 7ran A 75arne T au a 75 asset Jo Aer 75auAA s “75oA” 75e ij 75e cAer yCenne A 75ranc on “TCenny” 7 o8er J) rue ye f u75oA” Jean 75u cAee TCarf C la neron JosepA Oaua os “Joe” Jc cures z , ao s “Jim” This page courtesy of -22- MONTGOMERY WARD. 'cTWazxf 'uran •rson os e We 're he Cj ass of '65 This page courtesy of THE CITY PHARMACY. -23- Weorae Joni C ricks cJICic£ae icfiari “Wife” Tfiffiam Cjuper “Gorfey ” yCor na Jfuycf fferreff Pa sy ffieff 7$es Spor s PHYLLIS WOODS AND JIM DAVIS -24- Senior Jauoriies TKos T opufap CONNIE GRASMICK AND GERALD MOODY -25- Garofyn 9ou D “Gar” Diryinia Gri z TICary Glynes Good Susie” TlCerediin Grace “JlCerry” Gonsiance Grasmicd “Gorin ie ” Don Graces TKc arian ner Jfef n, Georyia Gflnne 9reion “Jlnne” ■ s ajenior Jaoor es 'Patrick Jris i “Tat” Ji f J iny 7?oy 7? tpper in(fa JCoriz Z oocfrufjf Jtic arcf Biy iicap ( XirJ.f i nfac } This page courtesy of JEFFERS DRUGS -26- JKosi Service SUSIE GOOD and JOE DAVALOS 2 onafcf Gtene Sony 7)orolfiy JKcJntos i G iar es TICafou J TZicharoJKartinez -27- Ann Brown, daughter of Mrs. Brown, a senior sponsor, learns how to work on senior class floats. 37im Sony Cj sie Sosey 33, 'uce Mc33cfa,n More than any other, the senior year is THE year to remember, for it marks the end of one life and the beginning of another. G oria JKariinez Joe ZJICariinez “ Joe Grow” Gwencfo yn 71 ariz “Gwen” ZRonafcf Jl aupin “ Ron” J ona cf Tltiffer “ Ron” ZJCat ierine J Ciic ief “ZJCat iy” Gerafcf Jlfocxfp Joe J ei us “J. ZP” This page courtesy of JENKINS FORD MOTOR CO. -28- The nine months went by in a dizzy blur of Homecoming, Freshman buttoning, Y-Teen Formal, football, wrestling, basketball, College Board Tests, homework, admission to college, Sante Fe Trail Day, and finally, GRADUATION! It was a good four years, a time to look back on with fond memories. Jou Thricer Gary PriicAarcf Cuyene Pryor “9ene” James Pryor “Jim” J3essie Quintana GAristine (Pass nussen) Siny e -29- -30- This page courtesy of GAMBLES, Ken Hicham, Manager 7ran A Sa z SancAez when you're looking in one! there's three Barbara Sc AiABefAui TICary Tlnita Sena Tiifl Seroaes SAerfene SAanAoAz TICiAe S ni A TIT ile Sparly This page courtesy of J S RADIO TV CENTER -31- Senior Haoonttes — The gaiety of the senior year was shaken by the tragic death of classmate Ken Stout. When the seniors returned to class, they all realized that a very precious portion of their lives was lost forever. Somehow even the atmosphere of the halls had changed. IKost 'Intellectual SHARON BAIN, FRANK BARNETT Oto ert 'Jfiaxion “SRoS” Gloria QASfez XJateria Sue TsOacttta ns “Sue” Dauicf Warcf “7)ave” This page courtesy of -32- FRANK'S LP SERVICE SUCos 3i ?e y to Succeecf CHARLES MALOUFF and BECKY WATKINS KATHY WARMBIR - MARVIN WARREN BECKY WATKINS - DOLORES WATIS RAY WELLS - SHERRY WING Hmm.. .the square root of— !! AYERS, ALLEN: Distributive Education Club 4. BAIN, SHARON: Y-Teens 1,2,3, President 4, Pep Club 2,3,4, National Honor Society 4, Band 1,2, 3, Distributive Education 4, Library Assistant 3, International Relations Club 3,4, Latin Club 1, 2. BARNETT, FRANK: Football 2,3,4, Basketball 2, Track 2,3,4, Annual Staff 2, Band 1,2, A-Club 4, Latin Club 1,2,3,4. BASSETT, PAULA: Y-Teens 2,3,4. Pep Club 2,3, 4, Band 2,3, Chorus 3. BAUBLITS, BOB: Football 1,2,3, Co-Captain 4. Basketball 1, Wrestling 2,3,4, Baseball l.F.F.A. Junior Secretary 1, Secretary 2, Treasurer 3, President 4, Student Council 1, Class President 1, A-Club 2,3,4, BELCHER, BETTY JEAN: Latin Club 1, Choir 1. BRANDON, KENNY: Distributive Education Club 4, National Honor Society 4, Band 1,2,3. BRUEGEL, BOB: Basketball 1,2,3, Golf 1,2,3, Annual Staff 2,3, Co-Editor 4, National Honor Society 3, President 4, Band 1,2,3,4, Junior Class Play, Key Club 3,4, Student Council 3, Treasurer 4, A-Club 3,4, International Relations Club 2,3,4, Representative to Boy's State 3, Latin Club 1,2,3, Quill and Scroll 4. CAMERON, KARL: Track 1. DAVALOS, JOE: Football 1,2,3,4, Basketball 1, Track 1,2,3, Wrestling 3,4, National Honor So- ciety 3, Vice President 4, Key Club 3,4, Stu- dent Council President 4, Junior Class Treasurer, A-Club 3,4, Alternate to Boy's State. DAVIS, JIM: Basketball 1,2,3,4, Cross Country 2, 3, Track 3,4, F.F.A. 1, Band 1,2, Junior Class -34- Play, Secretary of Sophomore Class, President of Junior Class, A-Club 4, International Relations Club 3,4. DICKERSON, ROSIE: Y-Teens 4, Pep Club 1, Band 1.2.3, DURAN, LINDA; Y-Teens 2, F.H.A . 2, Chorus 3. DYCK, GEORGE: Football 2,3, Basketball 1, Track 3, Junior Class Play, International Relations Club 1,2,3,4, Latin Club 1,2. ERICKS, TONI: Y-Teens 1, Pep Club 1,2, Dis- tributive Education Club 4. ETCHART. MIKE: Basketball 1,2,3,4, Baseball 1, 2.3.4, A-Club 4, Latin Club 1,2,3, President 4, A-Club Secretary 4. FIELD, PATSY: Y-Teens 1,2,3,4, Pep Club 1,2, 3.4, Band 1,2,3, President 4, Latin Club 3. FOULK, CAROLYN: Y-Teens 1,2,3,4, Pep Club 1.2.3.4, Band Twirler 1,2,3,4, Trojan Spirit 3.4, Office Assistant 4, Latin Club 1,2,3,4, F.T.A. 3,4, Wrestling Cheerleader 1,2,3, Rep- resentative, to Girl's State 3. FRITZ, VIRGINIA: Y-Teens 2, Pep Club 2. GOOD, SUSIE: Y-Teens 1,2,3,4, Annual Staff 2, Pep Club 2,3,4, National Honor Society 3,4, Band 1, Junior Class Play, Student Council 2, Secretary 3, Freshman Class Secretary, Senior Class President, Spanish Club 4, International Relations Club 1,2,3,4, Latin Club 1, President 2.3, Santa Fe Trail Day Queen Candidate 1, Alternate to Girl's State 3. GRACE, MEREDITH: Y-Teens 1.2,3,4, Pep Club 1.2.3, Chorus 3, Junior Class Play Prop Director, Trojan Spirit 3, Latin Club 3, Alternate to Girl's State 3, Square Dance Team 2,3,4, Wor- ship Chairman for Y-Teens 4. GRASMICK, CONNIE: Y-Teens 1,2,3,4, Pep Club 1.2.3.4, Band 1,2,3, Chorus 3, Courtwarming Queen 1, Band Twirler 2,3, Cheerleading 3,4, Homecoming Queen 3, Prom Queen 4. Now I want you to get out there and go - go - go! As I was saying when I was so rudely interrupted... HEFFNER, MARIAN: Y-Teens 1,2,3,4. Pep Club 1,2,3, Distributive Education Club 4, Trojan Spirit 3, Latin Club Secretary 3, Wrestling Cheerleader, 3. IRETON, ANNE: Spanish Club 2, Secretary 3, Y- Teens 2,3,4, Representative to Girl’s State 3. tional Honor Society 4, Band 1,2,3,4, Spanish Club 4, Library Assistant 4, F.T.A. 3,4, Quill and Scroll 4. MALOUFF, CHARLEY: Basketball 1,2,3, Annual Staff 2, National Honor Society 3, Treasurer 4, Student Council 3, Junior Class Vice President, Latin Club 1,2,3. MARTINEZ, GLORIA: Y-Teens 1,2,3, F.H.A. 1, 2.3.4, Chorus 3, Spanish Club 2. MARTINEZ, JOE: Basketball 1, Track 1,3, F.F.A. 1, A-Club 1,2,3,4. MARTINEZ, RICHARD: Wrestling 1,2,3,4. MARTZ, GWEN: Y-Teens 1,2,3,4, Pep Club 1, 2.3.4, Band 1,2, Senior Class Treasurer, Library Assistant 3, Latin Club 1, Wrestling Cheerleader 2, Basketball Cheerleader 3,4, Football Cheer- leader 4, Y-Teen Queen 3, Y-Teen Talent Show Winner 2,3, Santa Fe Trail Day Queen, 4. MAUPIN, RON: Football 1,2,3,4. Basketball 1,2, 3.4, Track 1, A-Club 3,4. MILLER, RON: F.F.A. 1,2,3, Secretary-Treasurer 4, Student Council 3. MITCHELL, KATHY: Y-Teens 1,2,3,4, Pep Club 1,2,3, Band 1,2, Chorus 3, Trojan Spirit 3,4, Junior and Senior Class Plays, F.T.A. 3, Presi- dent 4. IRISH, PAT: Wentworth Military Academy 1,2, Basketball 3,4, Junior Class Play, Band 3, Dis- tributive Education Club 4. KING, JILL: Y-Teens 1,2,3.4, Latin Club 3. KIPPER, ROY: Football 1,2, Wrestling 1.2, Dis- tributive Education Club 4, Latin Club 3. KORTZ, LINDA; Y-Teens 1,3,4, Pep Club 1,3,4, Band, 1,3,4. LIMBACH, CARL: Football 1,2,3,4, Basketball 1, 2,3, Wrestling 4, Baseball 1,2,3,4, A-Club 1, 2.3.4, Latin Club 1. LONG, GENE: Basketball 1, Wrestling 2,3,4, F.F.A. 1,2, Distributive Education Club 4, A-Club 2, 3.4, Mr. Trojan 4. LOSEY, ELSIE: Y-Teens 1,2,3,4. Pep Club 3,4, Band 1,2,3,4, Junior Class Play, Spanish Club 4, Latin Club 1,2,4, Square Dance Team 3,4, Sen- ior Representative Band 4. McADAM, BRUCE: Basketball 1, Baseball 1,2,3, 4, Spanish Club 2, A-Club 3. McINTOSH, DOROTHY: Y-Teens 1,2,3,4, Annual Staff 2,3,4, Pep Club 1,2,3, President 4, Na- -35- MONTOYA, ROBERT: Football 2,3, Track 2,3, Basketball 1. MOODY, GERALD: Football 1,2,3, Co-Captain 4, Basketball 1,2,3,4, Track 3,4, Baseball 1,2, Annual Staff 2,3, Co-Editor 4, National Honor Society 4, Key Club 1,2,3,4, Student Council 2,3, Vice-President 4, Sophomore Class Presi- dent, Spanish Club 2, A-Club 3,4, Prom King, 4. PETTUS, JOE: Basketball 2,3, Track 1,3, Annual Staff 4, Band 1,2, Drum Major 3,4, Junior Class Play, A-Club 3,4, Photography 4, International Relations Club 3, President 4, Latin Club 1,2,3, 4, Boys State Representative 3. PRICER, FOY: Basketball 1,2,3,4, Track 2,3, Baseball 1,4, National Honor Society 3,4. PRITCHARD, GARY: Football 2,3, Basketball 2, Track 1,2, F.F.A. 1,2,3,4, Band 1,2, Distrib- utive Education Club 4, Student Council 3, A- Club 1,2,3,4. PRYOR, JIM: Football 1,2,3,4, Basketball 1,2, Baseball 1,2,3,4, Key Club 2,3,4, A-Club 1, 2,3,4. Life isn't all fun and no work? QUINTANA, BESSIE: Y-Teens 1.2,3,4, F.H.A . 3.4, Chorus 3,4, Spanish Club 2. RASMUSSEN, CHRISTINA: Y-Teens 1,2,3.4, Pep Club 1,2,3, Band 1,2,3,4, Chorus 3. RETCHLOFF, JACK: Latin Club. RICE, JOHN: Football 1,2,3,4, Basketball 1,2, Track 2,3, Baseball 1, Annual Staff 4, Distrib- utive Education Club 4, A-Club 2,3,4, Alter- nate to Boys State 3. RICHARDS, JUDY: Y-Teens 1,2,3,4, Pep Club 1. Treasurer 2, Vice-President 3, Annual Staff 2, 3.4, National Honor Society 3, Secretary 4, Band 1,2,3, Student Council 3, Quill and Scroll 4. ROBERTS, RON: Track 1, Wrestling 2,3,4, Distrib- utive Education Club 4, Spanish Club 2. SAIZ, FRANK: Football 1,2,3, Basketball 1,2,3, 4, Track 1,2,3, Baseball 4, Spanish Club 4, International Relations Club 3,4. SANCHEZ, BETTY: Y-Teens 1,3,4, F.H.A. 3, Chorus 3, Spanish Club 4. 4, Santa Fe Train Day Queen 3, Y-Teen Queen 2. TEMPLE, JESSE: Football 1,2,3, Track 1, Wres- tling 1,2,3,4, F.F.A. 2,3, Distributive Educa- tion Club 4, Latin Club 1. THAXTON, ROB: Football 1,2,3,4, Basketball 2,3,4, Wrestling 1, Track 2, Baseball 1,3,4, Annual Staff 2,3, Band 1,2, Distributive Educa- tion Club Vice President 4, Junior Class Play, Key Club 1,2,3,4, Student Council 3,4, Fresh- man Class Treasurer, A-Club 1,2,4, Vice Presi- dent 3, Latin Club 1. SCHIBBELHUT, BARBARA: Chorus 1, Distributive Education Club 4. WADHAMS. SUE: Y-Teens 1,2,4, Pep Club 1,2, Distributive Education Club 4, Library Assistant SENA, ANITA: Y-Teens 1.2,3,4, Annual Staff 2.3.4, Pep Club 1,2,3,4, Band 1,2, Distributive Education Club 4, Student Council 2, Treasurer 3, Sophomore Class Vice President, Latin Club 1,2, Football Cheerleader 2,3, Basketball Cheer- leader 2,4. SERVAES, BILL: Track 1, Wrestling 1,2,3, , F.F.A. 4, Band 1,2,3. SHANHOLTZ, SHERLENE: Y-Teens 1,2,3,4, Pep Club 1,2. TALIAFERRO, DIANA: Y-Teens 1,2,3,4, Pep Club 1.2.3.4, Band 1,2,3, Chorus 3, Basketball Cheerleader 1,2,3,4, Football Cheerleader 2,3, 4. WARD, DAVE: Football 1,2,3,4, Basketball 1,2, Track 1,2,3,4, National Honor Society 4, Band 1,2, Key Club 1,2, Secretary-Treasurer 3, President 4, Student Council 3,4, Senior Class Vice President, A-Club 3,4, International Re- lations Club 1,2,4, Vice President 3. WATTS, DOLORES: Y-Teens 1,2,3,4, Pep Club 1. WELLS, RAY: Football 1,2, Band 1,2,3. WARMBIR, KATHY: Y-Teens 1,2,3,4, Pep Club 1,2,3,4, Band 1,2,3, Chorus 3, Junior and Senior Class Plays, Representative to Girls State 3, Football Cheerleader 2,3,4, Basketball Cheerleader 2,3,4, Homecoming Queen Candi- date 2,4, Santa Fe Trail Day Queen Candidate 2, Miss Trojan Candidate 3. WATKINS, BECKY: Y-Teens 1,2,3,4, Annual Staff 2,3,4, Pep Club 1,2,3,4, National Honor Society 3,4, Band 1,2, Student Council 1, Senior Class Secretary, Freshman Class Vice- Anybody for more coffee? -36- Ugh! That's cold, Roy Kipper says coldly! But Kathy, there weren't supposed to be any water fights on the senior picnic!! President, Office Assistant 2, Latin Club 3,4. WING, SHERRI: National Honor Society 3, Band 1, 2,3,4, Chorus 3, Senior Class Play. WOODS, PHYLLIS: Y-Teens 1,2,3,4, Annual Staff 4, Pep Club 1,2,3,4, Band 1,2,3,4, Junior Class Play, Latin Club 1,2,3, Football Cheer- leader 4, Basketball Cheerleader 4, Courtwarm- ing Queen 4. WRIGHT, J. B.: Distributive Education Club 4, Photography Club 4. Mr. Bryning congratulates two representatives of the winning wrestlers as pep club members cheer. -37- Senior C lciion Some senior boys ride along ready to stage a massacre. Senior girls are busy trying to figure Float-building is fun, but it certainly makes you tired, out the senior pictures. The sponsors and Pres. Susie Good try to keep the seniors under control. Jt amors, Onfy Q 'ne Dennis Ammon Judy Atoman Steve Bart Richard Bentley Jim Bonewell Charles Bourne Linda Briggs JUNIOR CLASS Jerry Call Ed Cameron Larry Coleman JERRY GARCIA, JANE NEELY, DAN MEDINA, David Condrey RON WOODS, Ed Conklin Peggy Conklin This page courtesy of LAS ANIMAS CHEVRON -40- JKore o (Jo! OFFICERS Secretary President Vice-President Treasurer Jerry Garcia Alvin Gardner Harley Glass Joe Gonzales Raymond Fritz John Gallegos Cathy Galves -41- Bernard Firebaugh David Foulk This page courtesy of GHOLSON'S DAIRY .Juniors Discover De JKiracfe A junior, Roy Terboss, was the Key Clubber who started and ended every day at LAHS. This year you could always tell who the juniors were by the where are we going to get the money for the prom look on their faces. Somehow they succeeded, and also found time to participate fully in school life. Larry Harman Ed Henry Betty Herrera Elma Herrera Ann Herron Mike Hopper Patty Hunke -42-___________________This page courtesy of H B HARDWARE of Gotten C yy f?asJ Mike Hurley Marilynne Hyatt Sam Ingram Billy Jenkins Penny Jensen Jim Jordan Virginia Kerr Renae Langford Besides the prom another problem facing many juniors was something called CHEM- ISTRY. Many of the other students felt that the only time the juniors really enjoyed that class was when they made rotten egg gas and forced the rest of the school to evacuate. Ron Martin Dana Martinez Rebecca Martinez Cheryle Maruyama Dan Medina Judi Miller u(JKisiy Earlene Moon Tom Moore Diana Morgan Donna Morgan Karen Morlan Marcie Motzkus Rebecca Muniz Mary Muniz Virginia Muniz Dean Murray Jane Neely Besides awful odors in chemis- try, this year's junior class will remember ordering and receiving their class rings, Dennis Ammon's selection for the A11-Colorado Nancy Netherton High School Band, their square Agneda Ortiz dance team taking first place in Florence Otero the Santa Fe Trail Day square dance contest, Rebecca Martinez and Rebecca Muniz, the two high- est junior girls, scholastically, receiving the honor of leading the seniors for Commencement, and of course their own Junior-Senior Prom, Misty Moonlight. John Pitts Ted Retchloff Mary Jane Ritchhart -44- (JKoon i j itOl 03ig cS accessj Colleen Roberts John Roberts Lynne Robinson Ronnie Rose Catherine Salas Fran Sales Ralph Sanchez Jim Schneider Frank Seamon Larry Sherman Sue Show a Iter One of the highest honors a junior can receive is the selection as a delegate to either Boys or Girls State, a week's experience in the American governmental system for student leaders from all Carol Smith over Colorado. This year those Robert Smith selected were Jim Schneider, Tom Rodney Snodgrass Moore, Rob Feldman, Ron Woods, Karen Long, Jane Neely, and Sue Showalter. Roger Solf Gary Spady Linda Taliaferro This page courtesy of SEAMON'S SHOE SHOP Sylvia Thomas Ray Trujillo Pauline Tweedy Martha Wadhams Jane Wagner Nikki Watts Dorothy Wheeler Linda Wilson Paula Wing Ron Woods Gardenia Visker Mario Rivera -46- Jlunior Cflction Juniors during the Junior-Senior Banquet benediction. Students learn about Chemical science under the instruction of Mr. Jerry with his Bomb of the Month. Cunningham. 47- SopJiomores SEATED: Ted Malouff, Treasurer, Diana Neely, Secretary, STANDING: Tim Asbury, Vice President, Joe Horak, President. If any class had the most fun this past year, it must have been the sophomores. By our second year we knew most of the rules and idiosyncrasies of LAHS, and we are yet to experience the trials and tribulations of the homework the juniors and seniors receive. Our sophomore year was made especially memorable when our candidate, Lenda Long, was crowned Homecoming Queen. We were also very proud of Grace Glover who reigned as Miss Snowflake at the annual Y-Teen Formal. We also had the honor of having Miss Hillbilly when Janet Willburn won the prize for best girl costume at the hillbilly dance. 48- This page courtesy of ROSE'S TRAILER COURT Jj)e1 re the Sophom ores Tim Asbury Linda Akin Judy Apodaca John Asper Richard Avila Raymond Barreras Wayne Bender Judy Brown Larry Bourne Sharon Butchee Tom Calhoon Paul Carson Linda Cloutman Amelia Cordova Trudy Cunningham Jim Deatherage Gary Dickerson Nicki Dimmitt Mike Duran Carlos Earl jSouncfJor 3 eaoen Kent Feldman Mary Foster Charlene Gallegos Martha Gallegos Velma Gallegos Peggy Gardner Cippy Garcia Grace Glover Joann Gonzales Joe Gonzales Stephanie Gore Alice Greve Sande Hall Mike Halladay Linda Harman Barbara Harriman -50- Karen Edmunds Mary Ann Estrada Jennifer Etchart Reba Faus IttJe’re ihe Chass of Vickie Hollandsworth Joe Horak Willie Huston Steve Ingram Marvin Ingraham Sam Jones Mary Jordan David Kerr Mary Ann Lewis Lenda Long John Lopez Hatfie Loveless Maureen McAfee Jane Madrid Louis Magana Robert Malouff Ted Malouff Forrest Martin Elmer Martinez Gloria Martinez -51- c Seven. Rosemary Martinez Kathy Medina JoAnn Miles Beverly Miller Crystle Miller Sandra Miller Allen Montoya John Montoya Mary Ellen Montoya Tony Montoya Mary Moody David Moore Suzanne Morgan Jim Muniz Alice Myers Bill Myers Mike Namura Diana Neely Judi Nelson Lynda O'Neil -52- Charles Phillips Dan Phillips Galen Phillips Bob Poole Tom Pryor Keith Rasmussen Dan Rodriquez Jerry Saiz Danny Salazar Cheryl Sampson Mary Sanchez Larry Schaffer Wayne Seat Mike Six Kathy Smith George Smith Pat Smith Jeff Solf Cathy Stine Linda Stuart -53- Cnergetic ancf JfigJify Cflm itious Dolores Tanner Mike Taylor Floyd Temple Joyce G. Temple Jim Terboss Louis Torrez Manuel Trujillo Maria Trujillo Nora Trujillo Ron Tull Nancy Turner Gloria Velasquez Rudy Vigil Bobbe Walker Sandy Warmbir Susan Watkins Doris Wheeler Janet Willburn Linda Wilson Randy Wilson This page courtesy of -54- BEN FRANKLIN VARIETY STORE Sophomores Show h en y of Che ion, School Spin Mr. Cunningham and Diana Neely are both unaware of Sam Jones' shenanigans during a night of float building for the Homecoming parade. While most sophomores (Janet Willburn, Lenda Long, Jeff Solf and Mary Jordan) busily stuff napkins, Mr. Cook and Mike Halladay give sideline advice. The sophomore Mexican Dinner netted a hard-earned profit for the class. With the help of many mothers, the group served over 400 people. Here, Cheryl Samp- son, Judi Nelson, sophomore mothers and Mary Jordan serve. Stuffin' napkins is one thing, but stuffin your face... This page courtesy of RITZ THEATER -55- freshmen Pictured above are the freshman class officers: Dick Jorgenson, President, Kathleen Cover, Vice-Pres., Danny Gordon, Treas., Sally Turner, Secretary. Accuse any senior of having acted like a freshman once, and he'll deny it to the death. The truth is, however, that all of us went through the bewilderment and befuddlement that the fresh- men experienced this year. They enter LAHS eager to find out what high school is all about, and their infectious eagerness seems to spread through- out the school. The whole year is a time of firsts; first football games where they can really root for the Trojans, first sock hops, first contact with the more mature world of the upperclassmen. Their enthusiasm for anything they undertake is amazing, especially to the tired seniors, who by now would rather watch than work. If we could have a wish for the class of '68 it would be that they always retain the freshness and vigor that they have shown this year. -56- Jd)e;re the hreshmen Rita Apodaca Bob Arguello Molly Atkinson Jean Atoman Hope Avila Mary Helen Avila Audrey Barks Karma Bennett Bob Blackburn Jean Castro Stacy Castro Tommy Catlin Carolyn Coffey Kathleen Cover Jean Curry Terry Cutler Susan Darrah Connie Davis Mike Dean Grace Diaz -57- 7)etier 7 ian 7rea . . . Russell Eck Steve Eck Elizabeth Esquibel Don Estrada Pat Estrada Betty Jean Evans Nancy Evans Ron Firebaugh Jackie Gayman Barbara Greve Stella Guitterez Gene Gunn Ray Gonzales Dan Gordon Joe Bob Hawkins Billy Jack Hawkins David Hedgecoke Janet Hockett Sherry Hopper Theresa Horak -58- JiOe re the Class of 6S! Don Hunter Ron Hunt Kenny Jackson Danny Jones Rick Jones Mickey Jordan Dick Jorgenson Gary Kerr Sandra Kipper Linda Lockhart Alan Losey Linda Loveless Delores Lucero Greg McAdam Michiel McDermott Kay McWithey Chendo Magana Connie Martinez Jimmy Martinez Gene Martinez -59- Jres unen T(j)in Seconcf 7J a ace Louise Martinez Marilyn Martinez Ruben Martinez Stella Martinez Willie Martinez Adrienne Mestas Patricia Miller Larry Mitchell Ester Montano Arthur Montoya Charlotte Montoya Florencio Montoya Joe Montoya Carlene Morrow Jim Morrow Rick Myers Maxine Pitts Gary Poole Connie Rasmussen Don Roberts -60- On UJjeir Jirst 3{o omecomincj 3foat! Davey Rodriquez Sonny Romero Mary Ann Saiz Louis Salas Eloy Salazar Mike Salazar Maria Saldana Don Samaniego George Sauceda Mary Sauceda Gale Shenk Jeanette Schmeiser Doug Seamon Linda Servaes Becky Showalter Jay Stephenson Robert Trujillo Ron Turley Sally Turner Sam Turner -61- Below is a picture of Chapel of the Snows, a souvenir sent to students in an English class during their letter writing project. The project included correspondence with the members of Airdevron Six or The Puckered Penguins, a unit of the United States Navy stationed at McMurdo Base in Antarctica for six months during their summer. The summer temperatures sometimes reach a high of +5 degrees! Linda Loveless furnishes the feet and Linda Servaes furnishes the hands for a pantomime at the Y-Teen Talent Show. O resnmen in Freshman coach Mr. Holmstrom watches some contact. ” Zflction! The mighty Trojan Horse looks down from its position on the freshman Homecoming float. This page courtesy of CENTRAL CAFE Another freshman, Mike Salazar, providing entertain' -63- ment at the Y-Teen Talent Show. C lciion! We're the sophomores junior rings Ivy League cowboys? Homework is the curse of the student class -64- ene 3onc , cSe ec ecf 6y i£e 'Pep Gfu6, S7s Mr Urojan for 1964-1965. -66- This page courtesy of RATZLAFF WASHETERIA Cheerleaders Left to Right: Diana Taliferro, Lenda Long, Connie Grasmick, Kathy Warmbir, Mary Foster, Anita Sena, Judi Nelson, Peggy Conklin, Sue Morgan, Gwen Martz, Lola Long, and Phyllis Woods. heller Gir s Left to Right: Elsie Losey, Connie Grasmick, Ann Herron, Paula Basset, Patsy Field, Patty Hunke, and Carolyn Foulk. This page courtesy of NELSON'S CONOCO -67- FIRST ROW, left to right: Mike Namura, Jim Pryor, Rob Thaxton, Joe Davalos, Jack Call, Jeff Solf, SECOND ROW: Gerald Moody, Frank Barnett, John Rice, Ron Maupin, Bob Baublits, Joe Horak, THIRD ROW: Tom Moore, Jim Bonewell, Jerry Garcia, David Ward, Rob Feldman, Bob Malouff, Carl Limbach. Visitors Home 28 0 0 31 13 12 19 0 25 - 15 7 6 14 15 0 Pueblo Catholic Fowler Limon Lamar Alamosa Pueblo County Rocky Ford La Junta Left to right: Larry Bradfield, Jim Holmstrom, Myron Pearson, Joe Slobko, the Trojan's coaches this season. This page courtesy of THAXTON'S MARKET -68- Senior IBeltermen FRONT ROW: Rob Thaxton, Jim Pryor, Joe Davalos, Carl Limbach, BACK ROW: Dave Ward, John Rice, Gerald Moody, Frank Barnett, Bob Baublits, Ron Maupin. u i) uacf FRONT ROW: Steven Smith, Allen Losey, Tom Calhoon, Tom Pryor, Jerry Call, David Moore, Mike Halladay, Johnny Lopez, George Sisneros, Jim Morrow, SECOND ROW: Robert Trujillo, George Smith, Larry Coleman, Wayne Bender, Carlos Earl, Tony Montoya; Bob Blackburn, Stacy Castro. Davey Rod- riquez, Ray Trujillo, and Ron Hunt. This page courtesy of RAY SALEE, STATE FARM INSURANCE AND CHUCK STEELE, FARM BUREAU INSURANCE CQ A collision between an irresistable force and an immovable object in the persons of the Trojan's Jim Pryor, number eleven, and a member of the La Junta squad seems imminent. Before they were defeated, the Trojans put a good scare into the league champions. Our cheerleaders salute the nag as the Star Spangled Banner is played. Tough hard-nosed football characterized the 1964 Trojan Football Team as they fought to a 2 won 6 lost record and a tie for fourth place in league standings. The Tro- jans were led this season by a new member on the coaching staff, Larry Bradfield, Head Coach. Coach Bradfield was assisted by Myron Pearson, Backfield Coach, Joe Slobko, B-Team Coach, and Jim Holmstrom, Freshman Coach. The Trojans had 19 let- termen this season. This page courtesy of AMERICAN CRYSTAL -70- SUGAR COMPANY This page courtesy of FRED E. SISK Time out for Animas... -71- Left to Right: Steve Bart, Mike Etchart, Frank Saiz, Foy Pricer, Gerald Moody, Robbie Thaxton, Pat Irish, Dan Medina, Jerry Garcia, and Coach Joe Slobko. Ron Rose, Jim Davis, Ron Maupin, “C%” C 3asJtet6a T “J3” 03as£e FIRST ROW: Cippy Garcia, Tom Pryor, Jeff Solf, Ron Woods, Tony Montoya, John Lopez, Ted Malouff. SECOND ROW: Vernon Hale, Coach, Rob Feldman, Larry Sherman, Tim Asbury, Rodney Snodgrass, Joe Horak, Mike Halla- day. FIRST ROW: Jim Holmstrom, Coach, Mike Dean, Dick Jorgenson, Greg McAdam, Bob Blackburn, George Siseneros. SECOND ROW: Gene Gunn. Mike Salazar, George Vigil, Chendo Magana, Melvin Warren, Bruce Slyter. -73- This page courtesy of DON'S ALIGNMENT asAelSa T Action Managers: David Moore, Roger Solf, Ron Tull, and Tom Calhoun. Ron Maupin sinks another one. Who's got the ball!! -74- A packed house watches Las Animas battle La Junta. This page courtesy of BUNDY'S PIZZERIA The Trojans relax and ask questions during half time. ( 3 o uri a) arming Courtwarming candidates from each class for 1964-65 are Janet Hockett - Freshman; Diana Neely - Sophomore; Linda Taliaferro - Junior; Phyllis Woods - Senior. FRONT ROW: Charles Phillips, Manager, Dan Salazar, Paul Carson, Jim Pryor, Kent Feldman, Jerry Call, George Smith, Jim Long, Manager. SECOND ROW: Coach LaSalle, Joe Montoya, Gene Long, Richard Martinez, JimTer- boss. Joe Gonzales, Carl Limbach, Coach Bradfield, THIRD ROW; John Gallegos, Richard Lightcap, Jesse Temple, Jack Call, Bob Baublits, Joe Davalos. Jim Terboss struggles to overthrow his opponent. A pin is near as Gene Long holds his opponent. -76- This page courtesy of LAS ANIMAS PHILLIPS 66 FRONT ROW: Allen Losey, Gary Kerr, David Kerr, Danny Rodriquez, Mike Namura, Galen Phillips, SECOND ROW: Danny Jones, Manager, Joe Tanner, Robert Trujillo, Steven Ingram, Stacey Castro, Robert Malouff, Ray Trujillo, Ricky Myers, Manager, THIRD ROW: Bill Myers, Willie Huston, Sam Jones, Don Roberts, Frank Woods, Ron Hunt. Is this a look of hopefulness, excite ment, nerves or despair?? The Trojan wrestlers congratulate Richard Lightcap for his match This page courtesy of JOE BROOKS SR. -77- Di rojan JOE MONTOYA, 95 lb. GENE LONG, 103 lb. RICHARD MARTINEZ, 112 lb. 7o)res ers JOE GONZALES, 127 lb. CARL LIMBACH, 133 1b. -78- Jim Terboss and Jesse wrestlers who won a trip matches. JOE DAVALOS, 138 lb C) lamps. ! BOB BAUBLITS, 145 lb. - Capt. JACK CALL. 154 lb. Temple were the two to Denver for the State JESSE TEMPLE. 165 lb. RICHARD LIGHTCAP. 180 JOHN GALLEGOS. Hwt. -79- Left: Tim Asbury, Gerald Moody, Joe Horak, Richard Lightcap, Mario Rivera, Wayne Bender, Raymond Fritz, Sam Ingram, Rob Feldman, Tom Moore, Stacy Castro, George Smith, Jeff Solf, Bill Jenkins, Larry Coleman, John Gal- legos, Kent Feldman, Melvin Warren, Ron Tull, Richard Avila, John Montoya Mr. Vernon Hale, Coach, Standing; Seated are Joe Pettus, Bob Bruegel, David Foulk, David Condrey, Charley Malouff, and Steve Bart. This page courtesy of FOULK'S TAXI Richard Lightcap, Tom Moore, Rob Feldman, Joe Horak Mr. Bradfield and Mr. Holmstrom HracJi Goac ies rJracJt jSoys Joiny o cS{ale No, Joe doesn’t high jump at this angle; we tilted the camera. -81- Richard shows fine form as he clears a low hurdle. This page courtesy of C. P. BRYANT AGENCY FIRST ROW: Coach Slobko, Carl Limbach. Bruce McAdam, Jerry Garcia, Jim Pryor, Rob Thaxton, Dan Medina, Dave Rodriquez, Dan Rodriquez, Mike Etchart. SECOND ROW: Tony Montoya. Ray Barreras, Foy Pricer, Frank Saiz, Greg McAdam, Bob Malouff, Tom Calhoon, Dave Ward, Leonard Witt, Manager. This page courtesy of GARDNER LUMBER Another strike on its way to an Air Academy batter. Although Carl Limbach picks off an unfortunate the Trojans beat Air Academy early in the season, they were Rocky Ford player, unable to beat them in a state play-off. -82- Student Gounctf FIRST ROW: Susan Dietrich, Mary Ellen Montoya, Jennifer Etchart, Ann Herron, Martha Wadhams, Donna Morgan, Kathleen Cover, Joe Davalos. Jerry Garcia, BACK ROW: Gerald Bryning, Sponsor, Dave Ward, Gerald Moody, Den- nis Ammon, Tim Asbury, Roy Terboss, Bob Bruegel, Mike Halladay, Dan Medina, Ronnie Woods. Student Council com- poses the student govern- ment of LAHS. It is led by a president, Vice- President , Secretary and Treasurer. These are elected at the end of each school year. Other mem- bers of the council are the vice-presidents of the classes and clubs. Student Council sponsors many events but the biggest has always been Santa Fe Trail Day. They managed again this year to do a very fine job. Sponsor, Gerald Bryning, Treas., Bob Bruegel, V. Pres., Gerald Moody, Pres., Joe Davalos, Sec., Ann Herron. -84- This page courtesy of RON’S BARBER SHOP SCattonaf Jfo on or Society FRONT ROW: Judy Richards, Susie Good, Becky Watkins, Jane Neely, Rebecca Muniz, Sharon Bain, Dorothy Mc- Intosh, Paula Wing, Susan Dietrich. BACK ROW: E. E. Bruegel, Sponsor, Kenny Brandon, Ronnie Woods, Dennis Ammon, Charlie Malouff, Foy Pricer, Gerald Moody, Bob Bruegel, Rob Feldman, Dave Ward, Joe Davalos. In order to finance the activities of NHS, its members sell programs at the football and basketball games throughout the year. Some of the activities include the initiation of new members held at the beginning of the year, the district convention which was held this year at Alamosa and the tour of Colorado college campuses in the spring . In addition to these group activities the mem- bers serve as guides for the college representatives on college day. Pres., Bob Bruegel, V. Pres., Joe Davalos, Sec., Judy Richards, Treas., Charlie Malouff This page courtesy of LAS ANIMAS PRINTING -85- s-7 s-yj a ) Rn ernaiionaf • vVL C A '’Relations GfuB IRC. holds two evening dinners in the fall at which there is a speaker or a dis- cussion of current affairs. During the second semester after the election of new members, the IRC mem- bers prepare for the mock U.N. Assembly held at Adams State College in April. For this, the mem- bers represent a specific country and display that country's view in discussion groups. The club usually ends the year with a ban- quet followed by a show. Sec., Jim Davis, Treas., Susan Dietrich, Pres., Joe Penus, V. Pres., Ron Woods. •86- This page courtesy of LAS ANIMAS LAUNDRY FRONT ROW: Susan Dietrich, Penny Jensen, Susie Good, Sharon Bain, Cheryle Maryuama, Colleen Roberts, Jane Neely, BACK ROW: Pat Hoben, Sponsor, Karen Woods, Jim Schneider, Joe Horak, Bob Bruegel, Tim Asbury, Joe Pettus, Jim Davis, Dave Ward, George Dyck, Dennis Ammon, Ronnie Woods, Diana Neely, Jerry Cook, Sponsor, Jane Trogdon, Sponsor. Op veers L - Ronnie Maupin, John Rice, Gary Pritchard, Larry Sherman, Bob Baublits, Frank Barnett, Bob Bruegel, Jim Pryor, Larry Schaffer, Richard Martinez, Jim Long, Gerald Moody, Mike Etchart, Jim Davis, Carl Limbach, A - John Gallegos, Joe Pettus, Tom Pryor, Tony Montoya, Dan Rodriquez, Joe Tanner, Jerry Garcia, Joe Davalos, Jim Schneider, Gene Long, Roy Terboss, Dan Medina, Rob Feldman, Jack Call, Tom Moore, Dave Ward, Ronnie Woods, Steve Bart, Robbie Thaxton, Bruce McAdam, Joe Horak. FRONT ROW: Dave Ward, Dan Medina, Jim Pryor, Jim Schneider, Joe Davalos. Roy Terboss, Dennis Ammon, Tom Moore. BACK ROW: Mr. Pearson, Sponsor, Bob Bruegel, Mario Rivera, Tim Asbury, Gerald Moody, Rodney Snod- grass, Joe Horak, Mike Halladay. -87- This page courtesy of K1WANIS Buses for the girls who paid their dues were taken to the out-of-town football and basketball games and the District Wrestling Tournament. During football season the new bas- ketball and wrestling cheerleaders were chosen. CPep GfuS The Pep Club furnishes loyal support at the District Basketball Tourna- ment. Pep Club sponsors a homecoming float every year as well as the concession stand at the Santa Fe Trail Day Rodeo. The girls sell peanuts and car stickers in order to make money, as well as conducting a successful Bake Sale. This year Pep Club voted to elect all cheerleaders at the end of the school year preceding the year in which they are to serve. This eliminates anxiety for both the girls and the officers. Every year the girls elect Mr. Trojan, a boy who they think has done well in representing our school in sports. Election of officers for the 65-66 school year was recently held and the 64-65 officers are winding up a very successful year. The Pep Club had a very busy and successful year. Any girl wishing to join may do so, the only require- ments being the uniform. Soon after the new officers were elected, the football cheerleaders for 64-65 school year were selected. The requirements for cheerleaders are a C average and to try out in front of the student body. During the summer the cheerleaders choose their uniforms and practice together. OFFICERS: President, Dorothy Mc- Intosh, V. Pres., Susan Dietrich, Sec., Barbara Harriman, Treas., Trudy Cunningham This page courtesy of PATTERSON'S MARKET FIRST ROW: Mrs. Wade, Sponsor; Janet Willburn, Alice Greve, Susie Morgan, Judi Nelson, Cheryle Maruyama, Sue Show a Iter, Jennifer Etchart, SECOND ROW: Barbara Harriman, Karen Woods, Cheryl Sampson, Sandy Hall, Martha Wadhams, Ann Herron, Grace Glover, THIRD ROW: Pat Smith, Rob Feldman, Jim Schneider, Judy Atoman FOURTH ROW: Mike Etchart, Joe Tanner, Frank Seamon, Susan Dietrich. Sponsor: Mrs. Helen Wade This year the Las Animas High School Latin Club was a busy organization. They started out their activities with a Pizza Party in November, and in February they sent several members to the Junior Classical League con- vention in Denver. Towards the end of the school year the club declared a Latin Club Week for which they made posters and set up an interesting display in the Latin room. To finish up the year, they held the annual Roman Banquet at Mrs. Wade's home. -90- This page courtesy of MAS TEXACO FIRST ROW: Kathy Warmbir, Marian Heffner, Gwen Martz, Dolores Watts, Diana Taliaferro, Virginia Fritz, SECOND ROW: Mrs. Marquez, Sponsor, Phyllis Woods, Paula Bassett, Sherlene Shanholtz, Meredith Grace, Judy Richards. Z 5 CM FIRST ROW: J. B. Wright, Pat Irish, Marian Heffner, Sharon Bain, Anita Sena, Barbara Schibblehut, Gene Long, Kenny Brandon, SECOND ROW: Mr. Roorda, Sponsor; Ron Roberts, Marvin Warren, Richard Lightcap, Robert Thax ton, Gary Pritchard, John Rice, Roy Kipper. This page courtesy of J. C. PENNEY, INC. FIRST ROW: Jennifer Etchart, Mary Jordan, Janet Willburn, Bobbe Walker, Mickey Jordan, Susie Morgan, Maureen McAfee, Kathy Mitchell, SECOND ROW: Mrs. Willburn, Sponsor, Theresa Horak, Gene Martinez, Terry Cutler, Sandi Kipper, Fran Sales, Cheryl Sampson, Grace Glover, THIRD ROW: Dana Martinez, Dorothy McIntosh, Pat Smith, Peggy Gardner. Uro 'an Spirit It is the hard-working members of the Trojan Spirit who publish the school news- paper. For the first time, this year two issues of the paper were printed by the local newspaper. FIRST ROW: Cheryle Maryuama, Colleen Roberts, Karen Long, Jane Neely, Maureen McAfee, Kathy Mitchell, SECOND ROW: Janet Willburn, Martha Wadhams, Fran Sales, Dana Martinez, Barbara Harriman, Alice Greve, THIRD ROW: Marcie Motzkus, Carol Smith, Susan Watkins, Frank Seamon, Diana Neely. -92- This page courtesy of BENT COUNTY DEMOCRAT 9J£7l FIRST ROW: Miss Franklin, Sponsor, Gloria Ubelez, Bessie Quintana, Mary Ann Estrada, Erlinda Ubelez, Rosalee Tanner, Stella Martinez, Rebecca Muniz. SECOND ROW: Mary Ellen Montoya, Charolette Montoya, Velma Gallegos, Rosemary Martinez, Kathy Medina, Sherlene Shanholtz, Linda Tyler, Gloria Martinez, Rebecca Martinez, Gloria Velasquez, Karen Edmunds, Agneda Ortiz, Delores Tanner. The Candy Stripers are a group of girls who assist the nurses at Bent County Memorial Hospital. Their duties include the passing of trays at mealtime, helping the patients prepare for the meals, and delivering fresh water to each patient. They work in the nursing wing as well as in the other wards. As a Candy Striper, the girls have an excellent opportunity for an introduction to nursing as a career. Left to right: Maureen McAfee, Peggy Gardner, Karen Edmunds. -93- This page courtesy of FORT LYON CONOCO FIRST ROW: Bob Baublits, Ron Miller, Darrel Eckert, Alvin Gardner. SECOND ROW: Jim Long, Ed Henry, Larry Harman, Bob Smith, Sam Ingram, Roy Terboss, THIRD ROW: Charles Bourne, Charles Phillips, Keith Rasmussen. Carlos Earl. Carroll Fulton, Wayne Seat, FOURTH ROW: Sam Jones, Steve Ingram, Galen Phillips, Jim Terboss, Mike Six, Larry Shaeffer, Randy Wilson, FIFTH ROW: Nard Robinette, Advisor, Larry Bourne, Sam Turner, Tommy Catlin, Ron Six, Gary Kerr, Don Hunt. This page courtesy of CENTRAL CAFE Officers are B. Baublits, Pres. , B. Smith, V. Pres., Field trips are just one 01 the many activities of the M. Smith, Sec., R. Miller, Treas., G. Phillips, FFA boys. Parliamentarian, C. Bourne, Sentinel. -94- 3as Commas Jfig i ScAoo Aancf This year the Trojan Band was always busy, participating in foot- ball shows, marching contests, spring and winter concerts, and the annual music competition in La Junta. The band also journeyed to Canon City for their blossom festi- val. High point of the year was the group's receiving the highest rating possible at the La Junta Music Festival. The 1965 Trojan salutes the Las Animas High School Band and especially Mr. Davy for their hard work and the recognition they have brought our school. FIRST ROW: Cheryl Sampson, Jennifer Etchart, Janet Wilburn, Kathy Williams, MEL DAVY, Director -96- Larry Coleman, Robert Sisneros, Rick Myers, Doug Seamon, Sandy Warm- bir, Sue Showalter, Joe Pettus, Ann Herron. SECOND ROW: Susan Dietrich, Phyllis Woods, Linda Lockhart, Anne Ire ton. FIRST ROW: Dorothy McIntosh, Jane Neely, Dana Martinez, Carolyn Foulk, Elsie Losey, Christine Lingle, SECOND ROW: James Muniz, Patsy Field, Jean Kerr, Linda Woodruff, Ted Malouff, Sherri Wing, Linda Briggs, THIRD ROW; Vickie Hollandsworth, Barbara Greve, Grace Glover, Linda Akin, Becky Showalter, Pat Estrada, Jim Terboss. -97- This page courtesy of JAME'S GARAGE FIRST ROW: Ron Woods, Roy Ter- boss, Greg McAdam, Diane Neely, SECOND ROW: Michael McDer- mott, Bob Malouff, Keith Rasmus- sen, Susan Darrah, Sandra Kipper. FIRST ROW: Karen Woods, John Lopez, SECOND ROW: Susan Watkins, Pat Smith, Alice Greve. FIRST ROW: Karen Long, Grace Diez, Paula Wing, SECOND ROW: Karma Bennett, Bob Bruegel, Maxine Pitts, Charles Phillips, THIRD ROW: Danny Gordon, Larry Sherman FIRST ROW: Sherlene Shanholtz, Gloria Martinez, Gloria Ubelez, Jean Evans, Cheryle Maruyama, Elizabeth Esqui- bel, Jane Neely, Rita Apodaca, SECOND ROW: Mrs. Dietrich, Director; Linda Harman, Linda Taliferro, Linda Servaes, Bessie Quintana, Karen Morlan, Colleen Roberts, Martha Wadhams, Cathy Galves, THIRD ROW: Renae Langford, Karen Edmunds, Mary Avila, Paula Wing, Peggy Gardner, Ann Ireton, Marcie Motzkus, Linda Wilson, Gloria Martinez. Choir Director: MRS. DIETRICH High School Chorus meets daily during seventh period. This activity is open to anyone who wishes to belong, and who desires to improve his or her singing ability. The repertoire of the chorus consists of folk songs, classics, and show tunes. The chorus is available to sing for civic groups and school programs. -99- This page courtesy of LAS ANIMAS MOTOR COMPANY Qui ancf Scro I FRONT ROW: Cheryl Maryuama, Judy Richards, Jane Neely, SECOND ROW: Mrs. Bryning, Sponsor, Dorothy Me Intosh, Bob Bruegel, Mrs. Marquez, Sponsor. This year Quill and Scroll, a national honorary society for student journalists was reactivated. Among other duties, Quill and Scroll appoints the new members of the Trojan Spirit and the Trojan yearbook staff. uiotoyrap i ij Mr. Cunningham, Tom Moore, Frank Barnett, Joe Davalos -100- Homecoming was a long-awaited affair. The fresh- men could hardly wait to get rid of those awful beanies! How they had to work to earn their title of full-fledged frosh! Homecoming is the first big event of a new school year. As the seniors experience their last homecom- ing, they pause to contemplate how and when they will return to the homecoming game of a younger generation. Thus the attitude of a senior toward homecoming is more one of nostalgia, while to a freshman it is a wonderfully new and exciting experi- ence . Jfo ome The bonfire, built by the freshmen, was set off as everyone cheered. A number of yells were done, and Coach Brad- field gave a short pep talk. Then it was off to crash the show, McClintock, in the usual snake dance. The braver and more ambitious underclassmen ran, while the wiser upperclassmen rode in cars. comincj TsJeeJ? The Homecoming Queen was Soph. Lenda Long. Her attendants (right to left) were: senior, Kathy Warmbir, junior, Penny Jensen, and freshman, Kathleen Cover. The parade on Homecoming day was very well planned. The Trojan band marched, and did a very good job. The F.F.A. float took first place in the club floats. We played an exciting Homecom- ing game, but lost to Lamar. The seniors took first place in the class floats. The dance was well attended and everyone enjoyed themselves. The Homecoming Bonfire was a ent kind of pep assembly, but is the same purpose - to cheer the on to victory. differ- served boys CTlssemSfies Coach Bradfield presents his hard- working football team to the Student Body. The Junior Girls mix up a school spirit brew. O.K., O.K., I'll cheer for the Trojans! -105- This page courtesy of LAS ANIMAS LUMBER Y-Teens is one of the largest and most active organizations at Las Animas High School. Money earned by selling fruit cakes was used to make the Y-Teen Formal, Snowflake Symphony, the prettiest yet. Later in the year the Y-Teens again sponsored a highly success- ful talent show. The service and fun-filled year was ended by a de- lightful tea for the mothers of the Y-Teen girls. Mrs. Wade, Sponsor; Diana Morgan, Treas; Donna Morgan, V. This page courtesy of Pres.; Sharon Bain, President; Joann Miles, Secretary. -106- MYRL’S BEAUTY SHOP Decorating for the Y-Teen Formal Christmas Caroling this year was fun, but cold. The girls sang at the hospital, delivered a Christmas basket to a needy family, and finished up with re- freshments at Mrs. Wade's home. -107- This page courtesy of MARNELL’S BEAUTY SHOP Once each year the students and com- munity are treated to a display of the talent available at Las Animas High School. This year, as in years past, both school and community were pleasantly surprised by the quality of the talent. The sophomores captured honors in the comedy division with their Dancing Dollies. Anne Ireton, Judy Atoman, and Jane Neeley re- ceived second prize for their interpretation of Swan Lake. Ueen eni S iow -109- Anne Ireton, accompanied by Jane Neely, was awarded first prize in the serious division for her oboe solo, Largo. y Ueen Jorma Snowflake Symphony became the theme of the annual Y-Teen Formal. The Y-Teen girls started working on Friday night, and by Saturday night, the gym had been transferred into a winter music land. The Mauraders from La Junta provided the music for the dance, which all in all proved to be quite a huge success. The attendance was found to be better than it had been in several years. Grace Glover was selected as the queen of the formal, and was crowned by Sharon Bain, President of Y-Teens. -110- This page courtesy of LAS ANIMAS PLUMBING What do I do now? Making murals Bob, is that a new dance, or did your back just give out? Eats! This year the senior class, under the able direction of Mr. Jerry Cook, presented The Chalk Garden, a serious drama by Enid Bagnold. This departure from light comedy necessitated extra work by the play cast, but their perform- ance was well accepted by the students and townspeople. The class would especially like to acknowl- edge the expert assistance of Ken Brandon, who spent many a long hour constructing and paint- ing the scenery. jf ie Ghaflz 'Are you the butler? All I remember is a shy and gentle daughter. This page courtesy of MILNE-HILL AGENTS CAST Miss Madrigal - - - Maitland---------- Second Applicant - Laurel------------ Third Applicant - ■ Mrs. St. Maugham Nurse - - -------- Oliva------------- The Judge--------- CAROLYN FOULK ----BOB BRUEGEL BECKY WATKINS - - SHERRI WING MARIAN HEFFNER KATHY MITCHELL BESSIE QUINTANA KATHY WARMBIR -----ROY KIPPER Mr. Pinkbell is dead! The Chalk Garden is a social drama concerning our new techno- logical society and its effect upon members of our society. The play takes place in the British manor of an aging grandmother and her teenage granddaughter. The garden and the grandchild find their environment sterile, and both are stunted and unproductive. Mrs. St. Maugham's ad for a governess is answered by a recently re- leased murderess, Miss Madrigal, who soon proves to be a boon to Laurel and the garden. Miss Madrigal's past is exposed by a judge who visits Mrs. St. Maugham, and it appears that Miss Madrigal will be forced to remove her protecting influence from the house. In her supreme moment, however, Mrs. St. Maugham swallows her pride and allows the governess to stay. As the curtain falls, the chalk garden has blossomed for the first time. -113- This year the juniors presented three one act plays instead of the tradi- tional three act play. The three plays presented a kaleidoscope of drama ranging from Egad, What A Cad!, H an old-fashioned melodrama, to ”A Mar- riage Proposal,” a modern comedy by Anton Tsche- koff, to the Minor Mir- acle, ” a tense drama of four sailors adrift on the high seas. This page courtesy of POWELL-GRIFFY And once more courage and virtue triumph Unhand me, you scoundrel! M CAST Egad, What A Cad! w Constant Hope.. . LINDA TALIFERRO Manly Rash.. . RON WOODS Augustus Greystone. .. JOE TANNER Ursula Greystone. .. SUSAN DIETRICH Fanny Fowler. . . PATTI HUNKE Bertram Oleander. . . ROB FELDMAN Milly Smith. .. SYLVIA THOMAS A Marriage Proposal Stepan Tschubukov. .. JOHN PITTS Natalia Stepanovna... MARILYNNE HYATT Ivan Vassiliyitch ... JIM SCHNEIDER Minor Miracle Jordan. . .RON WOODS Hale...JIM SCHNEIDER McClave. . .ROB FELDMAN Laslos.. .LARRY SHERMAN Without water, we're finished. This page courtesy of ELLIS RADIATOR -115- The queen candidates were: Gwen Martz, senior, Trudy Cunningham, sophomore, Lola Long, junior, and Gene Martinez, freshman. c San a 7e 7rail Oaij 7s Q)efe6raiecf Ac ain in ?6j! Gwen Martz, the senior candidate was selected Sante Fe Trail Day Queen. This page courtesy of H. A. VANDIVER REAL ESTATE AGENCY The seniors strike again!! Santa Fe Trail Day is one of the highlights of an LAHS year. Preparations are made far before the actual event, with the girls making their dresses and the boys getting head- starts on their beards! The big day begins with a school and community parade down sixth street. In the afternoon a student rodeo takes place at the fairgrounds, and later that night there is a square dancing contest at the high school. Santa Fe Trail Day is an exciting event because it is unique to LAHS; no other high school in our area has anything like it. Also, it provides a stimulating experience in our region's heritage, and thus gives us a much better idea of Las Animas' history. The sophomores are ready to go westward. Dick Jorgenson and Sandi Kipper make a wonderful old-fashioned couple. Redskin Jim Terboss rides again. This page courtesy of CLIFF'S MARKET A pioneer family sit around the old campfire. SMILE!!! Stick ’em up!! My, Mrs. Riggs, how you've changed. Come on, mule!! yCalionaf C7lssem6 ies Happy Daze spelling his name for some of our backward students. The most captivating member of an acrobatic family waves to his audience of LAHS students. Three members of an European folk-dancing group showing us a triangle dance. Jesse Temple and Janet Willburn were crowned Mr. and Miss Hillbilly Somebody's date is bored. This year Twirp Week was sponsored by the Junior Class. Tuesday was Dress- up day, and everyone looked very nice. Wednesday was Beatle day, and no one could recognize his best friend. Thurs- day was Clash day, and no one wanted to be seen with his best friend. Friday night the Twirp Dance climaxed the week. The winning Beatles were: Ron Woods, Joe Horak, Ester Montono, Judy Ato- man, John Lopez, Karyl Calhoun, Peg- gy Conklin, and Richard Lightcap. This page courtesy of CLINE MOTOR CO. CRe cocjniiion One of the Girls State delegates. Sue Show alter, receives her award. The delegates to Boys State and their alternates receive recognition from Mr. Bruegel. Judy Richards, senior girl with the highest scholastic average, receives theA.A.U.W. award. Frank Barnett is presented the math award by Mr. Hale. Merry Grace, winner of the B. P. W. Award, receives a certificate of recognition from Mrs. Marquez. -122- Susie Good and Joe Davalos, recipients of the A AWARD. For devotion above and beyond the call of duty... Late in the school year an assembly is held to honor those students of LAHS who have distin- guished themselves and deserve recognition. At a separate assembly the athletic awards are given out. Possibly the highest honor a senior at Las Animas High School can receive is the A Award. This year Susie Good, senior class presi- dent. and Joe Davalos, student body president, were selected by the faculty as senior girl and boy best representing the spirit and aspirations of our school. A special award, which you see Mrs. Bryning, annual staff sponsor, presenting Mr. Cunningham on the left, was given this year by the yearbook staff in grateful appreciation to Mr. Cunningham, Frank Barnett, Joe Davalos, Tom Moore, and Joe Pettus for their photographic contribution to this annual. -123- This page courtesy of HUB CLOTHING T ro ri Q ueen an cfJG n9 -124- The group of people pictured below consider themselves to be some of the hardest- working individuals in Las Animas High School. The product you are now reading is the result of much blood, sweat, and tears. Once the panic of meeting this year's deadlines is over, the surviving members of annual staff start work on next year's yearbook. It's a never ending cycle, but the feeling of satisfaction this work gives seems to make it all worthwhile. STANDING: John Rice, Tim Asbury, Joe Pettus, Karen Woods; SEATED: Judi Nelson, Jane Neely, Judy Richards, Phyllis Woods, Bob Bruegel, Becky Watkins, Gerald Moody, Susan Watkins, Alice Greve, Diana Neely. This book would not have been possible without the dedicated help of the yearbook staff, Mrs. Bryning, Mrs. Riggs, Mr. Bruegel, and many, many others. We hope that you, the students of Las Animas High School, get as much enjoyment and satisfaction out of reading the 1965 TROJAN as we did bringing it to you. 5 TfliiyDag courtes o lM T ISFER 78 cS eniors i Hey, Ray, how do you get such personalized service? -126- Dr. John Turano explaining to the sen- iors that Good Things Are Expensive. Judy Richards, Gwen Martz, Charles Malouff, Dorothy McIntosh, Susie Good, Bob Bruegel, Betty Belcher, Frank Barnett, and Sharon Bain comprised the top ten percent of the graduat- ing class and were entitled to wear special honor cords. Qracfuate in 1965 Commencement is an event that brings all our fears, joys, hopes and aspirations into sharp focus. If our faces are solemn, it is because we have suddenly realized each step we take down that aisle is a step away from the good life we have led, and one closer to the frightening reality of life - and death. It is a step we know must be made, however, and as we cross the stage with our diploma, our step quickens and our eyes raise, confident that Every man is the architect of his future. This page courtesy of PALACE HOTEL Ken Brandon receiving the newly created Ken Stout Memorial Scholarship. This scholarship, which is to be awarded to a graduating senior, will be perpetuated by the junior, sophomore, and freshman classes. -127- Although high school does have many lighter and enjoyable moments, it is largely a perplexing search to discover ourselves and our relationship to our world. It is the hope of the 1965 Trojan Staff that all of the l.AHS graduates looking at this annual ten years from now will feel that their search for truth and themselves was successful. c5 tucfenl A_ Akin, Sue, So. 49,89,97,106. Ammon, Dennis, Jr. 40,84,85,86,87,103. Apodaca, Judy, So. 49. Apodaca, Rita, Fr. 57,106. Arguello, Robert, Fr. 57. Asbury, Tim, So. 48,49,73,80,84,86,87,125. Asper, John, So. 49. Atkinson, Moljie, Fr. 57. Atoman, Jean, Fr. 57,88. Atoman, Judy, Jr. 40,88,90,107,109,118,121. Avila, Ed, So. 49. Avila, Hope, Fr. 57. Avila, Mary, Fr. 57,89,99,107. Avila, Richard, So. 49,80. Ayers, Allen, Sr. 22,126. _B_ Bain, Sharon, Sr. 22,32,85,86,91.106,107,111, 126,127. Barks, Audrey, Fr. 57. Barnett, Frank, Sr. 22,32,35,68,69,100,126,127. Barreras, Ray, So. 49,82. Bart, Steve, Jr. 40,72,74,80,87. Bassett, Paula, Sr. 22,34,91,107. Baublits, Bob, Sr. 22,30,38,68,69,76,79,87,94. Belcher, Betty, Sr. 22,126,127. Bender, Wayne, So. 49,80. Bennett, Karma, Fr. 57,98,103. Bentley, Richard, Jr. 40. Blackburn, Bob, Fr. 57,73. Bonewell, Jim, Jr. 40,64,68. Bourne, Chuck, Jr. 40,64,94. Bourne, Larry, So. 49. Brandon, Kenny, Sr. 22,85,91,126,127. Briggs, Linda, Jr. 46,97. Brown, Judy, So. 49. Bruegel, Bob, Sr. 22,36,37,80,84,85,86,87,98, 100,111,112,125,126,127. Butchee, Jean, Sr. 22. Butchee, Sharon, So. 49,126. C_ Calhoon, Karl, Jr. 40,121. Calhoon, Tom, So. 49,69,74,82. Call, Jack, Jr. 40,64,76,79,87. Call, Jerry, Jr. 40,68,69. Cameron, Ed, Jr. 40. Cameron, Karl, Sr. 22,126. Carson, Paul, Jr. 49,76,111. Castro, Jean, Fr. 57,106. Castro. Stacy, Fr. 10,57,77,80. Catlin, Tom, Fr. 57,94. Cloutman, Linda, So. 49. Coffey, Carolyn, Fr. 57,88,118. Coleman, Larry, Jr. 40,80,97. Condrey, David, Jr. 40,80,128. Conklin, Ed, Jr. 40. Conklin, Peggy, Jr. 40,67,88,121, Cordova, Amelia, So. 49. -130- Cover, Kathleen, Fr. 56,57,84,88,102,105,106. Cox, Rakie, Jr. 41. Cunningham, Trudy, So. 48,49,89,106,111,116. Curry, Jean, Fr. 57,118. Cutler, Terry, Fr. 56,57,83,88,92,106. JO Darrah, Susan, Fr. 57,98. Davalos, Joe, Sr. 22,26,64,68,69,76,79,84,85,87, 100,123,126. Davis, Connie, Fr. 57,72,126. Davis, Jim, Sr. 22,24,35,74,86,87. Dean, Mike, Fr. 57,118. Deatherage, Jim, So. 44. Diaz, Grace, Fr. 57,88,98,106. Dickerson, Gary, So. 49. Dickerson, Rosie, Sr. 23. Dietrich, Susan, Jr. 10,41,84,85,86,88,89,90, 107,118. Dimmitt, Nicki, So. 49,89,106. Duran, Mike, Fr. 49. Duran, Linda, Sr. 23,126. Dyck. George, Sr. 23,34,86,126. _E_ Earl, Carlos, So. 49,111. Eck, Russell, Fr. 58. Eck, Steven. Fr. 58. Eck, Wesley, Jr. 41. Eckert, Darrell, Jr. 41,94,103. Edmunds, Karen, So. 50,93. Ericks, Toni, Sr. 23,126. Esquibel, Elizabeth, Fr. 58,88,99. Estrada, Don, Fr. 58. Estrada, Mary Ann, So. 50,89,93,106. Estrada, Patricia, Fr. 58,88,97. Etchprt, Jennifer, So. 50,84,90,92,96,102,106. Etchart, Mide, Sr. 24,29,64,72,82,87,90,117, 126. Evans, Betty Jean, Fr. 58,88,99,106. Evans, Leroy, Jr. 41. Evans, Nancy, Fr. 58,88,99,106,111,121. Euper, Corky, Sr. 24. F Faus, Reba, So. 50,89,106. Feldman, Kent, So. 50,76,80. Feldman, Rob, Jr. 41,47,64,68,73,80,81,85,87, 90,111,115,122. Fernandez, Frances, Jr. 41,47. Field. Patsy, Sr. 24,34,67,97,107. Firebaugh, Bernard, Jr. 41. Firebaugh, Ron, Fr. 58. Foster, Mary, So. 50,67,70,89,106. Foulk, Carolyn, Sr. 9,25.35,37,67,97,107,112. Fouik, David, Jr. 41,47,80. Fritz, Raymond, Jr. 41,80. Fritz, Virginia, Sr. 25. Fulton, Carroll, Fr. 94. G -131- Gallegos, Charlene, So. 50. Gallegos, John, Jr. 41,76,79,80,87. Gallegos, Martha, So. 50. Gallegos, Velma, So. 50,93. Galves, Cathy, Jr. 41,99. Garcia, Cipriano, So. 50,73. Garcia, Jerry, Jr. 40,41,47,64,71,72,82,84,87. Gardner, Alvin, Jr. 41,94. Gardner, Peggy, So. 11.50,89,92,94,99,102. Gayman, Jackie, Fr. 58. Glass, Harley, Jr. 41. Glover, Grace, So. 11,50,89,90,92,97,106,110, 111. Gonzales, Joan, So. 50. Gonzales, Joe, Jr. 41,78. Gonzales, Joe, So. 50,76. Gonzales, Raymond, Fr. 58. Good, Susie, Sr. 21,25,26,85,86,123,126,127. Gordon, Daniel, Fr. 13,56,58,98. Gore, Stephanie, So. 50. Grace, Meredith, Sr. 25,91,107,122,126. Grace, Robert, Jr. 42,64. Grasmick, Connie, Sr. 24,25,67,70,124. Graves, Don, Sr. 25. Greve, Alice, So. 50,90,92,98,103,106,108,111, 125. Greve, Barbara, Fr. 58,88,89,97,106. Griffin, Julia, So. 54,117. Guiterrez, Stella, Fr. 58. Gunn, Raymond, Fr. 58,73,119. Hall, Gary, Jr. 42,64,103,106. Hall, Sande, So. 50,89,90. Halladay, Mike, So. 50,55,69,84,87. Harman, Larry, Jr. 42,64,94. Harman, Linda, So. 48,50,99,106. Harriman, Barbara, So. 50,64,89,90,92,106. Hawkins, Bill, Fr. 58. Hawkins, Joe Bob, Fr. 58. Hedgecoke, David, Fr. 58. Heffner, Marian, Sr. 25,37,91,107,112,126. Henry, Ed, Jr. 42. Herrera, Betty, Jr. 42,107. Herrera, Elma, Jr. 42,107. Herron, Ann, Jr. 42,64,67,83,84,88,90,97,105, 107. Hockett, Janet, Fr. 58,56,75,88,102,106. Hollandsworth, Vicki, So. 51,89,97,106. Hopper, Mike, Jr. 42,102. Hopper, Sherry, Fr. 58,88. Horak, Joe, So. 48,51,73,80,81,86,87,117.121. Horak, Teresa, Fr. 58,68,92,106. Hunke, Patti, Jr. 9,42,64,67,107,114. Hunt, Ronald, Fr. 59,119. Hunter, Donald, Fr. 59,94,118. Hurley, Mike, Jr. 43. Huston, Willie, So. 51. Huyck, Norma, Sr. 24,126. Hyatt, Marilynne, Jr. 43. -132- _I_ Ingraham, Marvin, So. 51,119. Ingram, Sam, Jr. 43,80,94. Ingram, Steve, So. 51,79,94. Ireton, Ann, Sr. 25,99,107,109. Irish, Pat, Sr. 26,72,91. J_ Jackson, Kenny, Fr. 59. Jenkins, Bill, Jr. 43,80. Jensen, Penny, Jr. 11,43,86,88,103,107. Jones, Danny, Fr. 59,77. Jones, Rickie, Fr. 59. Jones, Sam, So. 51,55,77,94. Jordan, Jim, Jr. 43. Jordan, Mary, So. 11,51,55,89,92,106. Jordan, Mickey, Fr. 59,88,92,106. Jorgenson, Dick, Fr. 56,59,73,102,117. _K_ Kerr, David, So. 51,77,118. Kerr, Gary, Fr. 59,77,94. Kerr, Virginia, Jr. 43,88,97,107. King. Jill, Sr. 26,107,119. Kipper, Roy, Sr. 26,37,56,91,98,112. Kipper, Sandra, Fr. 59,92,106,117. Kortz, Linda, Sr. 26,34,97,107. _L_ Land ford, Renae, Jr. 43,99. Lewis, Mary Ann, So. 51. Lightcap, Richard, Sr. 26,76,77,79,80,81,91,121. Limbach, Carl, Sr. 26,64,68,69,76,77,78,82,87. Lockhart, Linda, Fr. 59,96. Long, Gene, Sr. 27,38,66,76,78,87,91,111. Long, Karen, Jr. 43,64,88,92,98,105,118. Long, Lenda, So. 21,55,67,89,102. Long, Lola, Jr. 43,67,88,116. Long, Jim, Sr. 27,87,94. Lopez, John, So. 51,69,73,98,121. Losey, Allan, Fr. 59,69,77. Losey, Elsie, Sr. 27,34,67,97,107. Loveless, Hattie, So. 51. Loveless, Linda, Fr. 59,111. Lucero, Dolores, Fr. 59. Me McAdam, Bruce, Sr. 27,82,87. McAdam, Greg, Fr. 59,73,82,98. McAfee, Maureen, So. 51,89,92,93,106,117. McDermott, Michael, Fr. 59,88,98,105,106. McIntosh, Dorothy, Sr. 11,27,30,85,89,92,97, 100,125,127. _M Madrid, Jane, So. 51. Magana, Louis, So. 51. Magana, Rosando, Fr. 59,73,104. Malouff, Charley, Sr. 27,33,80,85,127. Malouff, Robert, So. 51,68,77,82,98. Malouff, Ted, So. 48,51,73,97. Martin, Forrest, So. 51. Martin, Ron, Jr. 43. -133- Martinez, Connie, Fr. 59. Martinez, Dana, Jr. 43,47,97,107,111. Martinez, Elmer, So. 51. Martinez, Gene, Fr. 59,64,88,102,105,111,116. Martinez, Gloria, Sr. 28,93,99. Martinez, Gloria, So. 51. Martinez, Jimmie, Fr. 59. Martinez, Joe, Sr. 28,81. Martinez, Louise, Fr. 60,106. Martinez, Marilyn, Fr. 60,107. Martinez, Rebecca, Jr. 43,88,93,107. Martinez, Richard, Sr. 76,78,87. Martinez, Rose, So. 52,89,93. Martinez, Ruben, Fr. 60. Martinez, Stella, Fr. 60,88,93,107. Martinez, William, Fr. 60. Martz, Gwen, Sr. 21,23.28,67,70,83,91,107, 116,126,127. Maruyama, Cheryle, Jr. 10,43,86,88,90,92,99, 100,107,118. Maupin, Ron, Sr. 28,68,69,72.74,75,87. Medina, Dan, Jr. 40,43,64,72,74,82,84,87. Medina, Kathy, So. 52,93. Mestas, Adrienne, Fr. 60. Miles, JoAnn, So. 48,52,89,106,111. Miller. Beverly, So. 48,52,89,106,111. Miller, Crystle, So. 52,106. Miller, Judy, Jr. 43,107. Miller, Patricia, Fr. 60,88. Miller, Ronald, Sr. 28,94. Miller, Sandra, So. 52. Mitchell, Kathy, Sr. 28,29,37,92,112. Milchell, Larry, Fr. 60. Montano, Ester, Fr. 60,106,118,121. Montoya, Allen, So. 52. Montoya, Arthur, Fr. 60. Montoya, Charlotte, Fr. 60,88,93,102,106. Montoya, Florencio, Fr. 60. Montoya, John, So. 52,76,78,80. Montoya, Mary Ellen, So. 52,55,84,89,106. Montoya, Max, Fr. 60. Montoya, Tony, So. 52,73,82,87. Moody, Gerald, Sr. 23,24,28,68,69,72,80,84,85, 124,125. Moody, Mary, So. 52,55,87,89,106. Moon, Earlene, Jr. 44. Moore, David, So. 52,69,74,82,102. Moore, Tom, Jr. 44,68,80,81,87,100,122. Morgan, Diana, Jr. 44,88,106,107. Morgan, Donna, Jr. 44,84,88,106,107,122. Morgan, Suzanne, So. 52,64,67.90,92,106,108. Morlan, Karen, Jr. 44,99. Morrow, Carlene, Fr. 60 Morrow, Jim, Fr. 60,69. Motzkus, Marcia, Jr. 44,88,92,99,107. Muniz, James, So. 52,97. Muniz, Mary, Jr. 44. Muniz, Rebecca, Jr. 44,85,88,107. -134- Muniz, Virginia, Jr. 44. Murray, Dean, Jr. 44. Myers, Alice, So. 52. Myers, Bill, So. 52,77. Myers, Richard, Fr. 60,77,97. _N_ Namura, Mike, So. 52,68,77. Neely, Diana, So. 48,52,55,64,75,86,89,92,98, 106.108.125. Neely, Jane, Jr. 9,40,44,85,86,88,92,97,99, 100.107.109.125. Nelson, Judi, So. 52,55,67,89,90,106,125. Netherton, Nancy, Jr. 11,44,107. O. Ortiz, Agneda, Jr. 44,93,107. Otero, Florence, Jr. 44. _P Pettus, Joe, Sr. 5,28,80,86,87,97,103,125. Phillips, Charles, So. 53,76,94,98. Phillips, Dan, So. 53,76. Phillips, Galen, So. 53,77,94. Pitts, John, Jr. 44. Pitts, Maxine, Fr. 60,98,106. Poole, Bobby, So. 53. Poole, Gary, Fr. 60. Pricer, Foy, Sr. 29,72,82,85,126 Pritchard, Gary, Sr. 29,87,91. Pryor, Gene, Sr. 29,126. Pryor, Jim, Sr. 29,68,69,70,76,82,87,117,126. Pryor, Tom, So. 53,69,73,87. 0. Quintana, Bessie, Sr. 29,93,99,112. R_ Rasmussen, Christina, Sr. 29. Rasmussen, Connie, Fr. 60,106. Rasmussen, Keith, So. 53,94,98. Retchloff, Jack, Sr. 30. Retchloff, Ted, Jr. 44. Rice, Johnny, Sr. 30,68,69,87,91,117,125. Richards, Judy, Sr. 30,85,91,100,125,127,107, 122. Ritchart, Mary Jane, Jr. 44. Rivera, Mario, Jr. 46,47,80,87,122. Roberts, Colleen, Jr. 10,45,86,88,92,99,107. Roberts, Donald, Fr. 60,77,118. Roberts, John, Jr. 45. Roberts, Ronnie, Sr. 30,91. Robinson. Lynne, Ji. 45,107. Rodriquez, Daniel, So. 53,77,82. Rodriquez, David, Ft. 61,82. Romero, Euplio, Fr. 61. Rose, Ronnie, Jr. 45,72. _S_ Saiz, Frank, Sr. 23,31,72,82. Saiz, Jerry, So. 53. Saiz, Mary Ann, Fr. 61. Salas, Catherine, Jr. 45. Salas, Louis, Fr. .61. -135- Salazar, Daniel, So. 53. Salazar, Eloy, Fr. 61,63,111. Salazar. Mike, Fr. 61,73. Saldana, Maria, Fr. 61. Sales, Fran, Jr. 45,89,92,107. Samaniego, Donald, Fr. 61. Sampson, Cheryl, So. 53,55,89,90,92,96,106, 108. Sanchez, Betty, Sr. 31,107. Sanchez, Mary, So. 53,106. Sanchez, Ralph, Jr. 45. Sauceda, George, Fr. 61. Sauceda, Mary, Fr. 61. Schaffer, Larry, So. 53,87,94. Schenk, Gale, Fr. 61. Schibbelhut, Barbara, Sr. 31,91. Schmeiser, Jeanette, Fr. 61,106. Schneider, Jim, Jr. 45,86,87,90,115,122. Seamon, Doug, Fr. 61,97. Seamon, Frank, Jr. 45,90,121. Seat, Wayne, So. 53,94. Sena, Anita, Sr. 31,83,91,107,125. Servaes, Bill, Sr. 31. Servaes, Linda, Fr. 61,63,99,118. Shanholtz, Sherlene, Sr. 31,91,93,99. Sherman, Larry, Jr. 45,73,87,98,115. Showalter, Becky, Fr. 61,97,105,106. Show a Iter, Sue, Jr. 9,45,88,90,97,107,118,122. Sisneros, George, Fr. 69,73. Sisneros, Robert, Jr. 97. Six, Ronnie, Fr. 94,103. Six, Wayne, So. 53,94. Slyter, Bruce, Fro. 73. Smith, Carol, Jr. 45,89,92. Smith, George, So. 53,76,80. Smith, Kathleen, So. 53,89,106,107. Smith, Mike, Sr. 31. Smith, Pat, So. 53,89,90,92,98,106,108. Smith, Robert, Jr. 45,94. Smith, Steven, Fr. 69. Snodgrass, Rodney, Jr. 45,73,87. Solf, Jeff, So. 53,55,68,73,80. Solf, Roger, Jr. 45,74. Spady, Gary, Jr. 45. Spady, Mike, Sr. 31,36. Stephenson, Roy, So. 61. Stine, Cathy, So. 53. Stuart, Linda, So. 53. T_ Taliaferro. Diana, Sr. 23,32.36,67,70,83,89, 91,105. Taliaferro, Linda, Jr. 9,45,75,88,99,107,114, 115. Tanner, Dolores, So. 54,93. Tanner, Joe, Jr. 46,77,81,90,122. Tanner, Rosalee, Jr. 46,93,107. Taylor, Mike, So. 54,117. Temple, Floyd, So. 54. -136- Temple, Jesse, Sr. 32,76,79,121. Terboss, Jim, So. 54,76,78,94,97,111. Terboss, Kathy, Sr. 97,107. Terboss, Roy, Jr. 42,46,64,84,87,94,98. Thaxton, Rob, Sr. 23,32,68,69,72,82,87,91. Thomas, Sylvia, Jr. 46,107. Torrez, Louis, So. 54. Trujillo, Manuel, So. 54. Trujillo, Maria, So. 54. Trujillo, Nora, So. 54. Trujillo, Robert, Fr. 61,69,77. Tull, Ron, So. 54,74,80. Turner, Nancy, So. 54,89,106. Turner, Sally, Fr. 56,61. Turner, Sam, Fr. 61,94. Turley, Ron, So. 61. Tweedy, Pauline, Jr. 46. Tyler, Linda, Fr. 62,88,93,102,106. _U Ubelez, Gloria, Jr. 93,99. Ubelez, Erlinda, Fr. 62,88,93,106. _V_ Vigil, George, Fr. 62,73. Vigil, Rudy, So. 54,111. W Wadhams, Sue, Sr. 32,107. Wadhams, Martha, Jr. 46,84,88,90,92,99,107. Wagner, Jane, Jr. 46. Ward, Dave, Sr. 21,23,32,68,69,82,84,85,86,87, 126. Warmbir, Kathy, Sr. 9,33,37,67,70,91. Warmbir, Sandy, So. 54,89,97,106. Warren, Marvin, Sr. 33,62,91. Warren, Melvin, Fr. 73,80. Watkins, Rebecca, Sr. 21,33,37,85,107,112,125, 126. Watkins, Susan, So. 54,89,92,98,103,125. Watts, Dolords, Sr. 33,46,91,107. Watts, Nikki, Jr. 107. Watts, Nita, Fr. 62,104,106,121. Weigel, Teresa, Fr. 62. Wheeler, Dorothy, Jr. 46,88,107. Wilburn, Janet, So. 11,54,55,89,90,92,96,106, 108,117,121. Wilson, June Ann, Fr. 62,106. Wilson, Linda, Jr. 46,88,99,107,118. Wilson, Linda, So. 54,106. Wilson, Randy, Jr. 54,94. Wing, Paula, Jr. 46,85,98,99. Wing, Sherri, Sr. 33,37,97,107,112. Witt, Leonard, Fr. 13,62. Woods, Frank, Fr. 13,62,77. Woods. Karen, So. 9,54,86,89,90,98,103,106, 125. Woods, Phyllis, Sr. 2,3,24,33,66,67,75,83,89, 91,107,125. Woods, Ron, Jr. 40,46,64,70,73,84,85,86,87, 96,98.114,115,121,122. Wright, J. B., Sr. 33,91. -137- -139- -144- TAYLOR PUBLISHING COMPANY The World's Best Yearbooks Are Taylor-made