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

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1966 volume:

1966 TT QJAN THE- 1966 ANNUAL SlAFP PRESENTS . . . % TWETR0J4N LAS ANIMAS SCHOOL IAS ANIMAS, COLORADO TABLE- OP COfWTEMS FOREWORD dedication ANNUAL KING AND QUEEN ADMINISTRATION AND FACULTY CLASSES SENIORS SENIOR, FAVORITES JUNIORS SOPHOMORES FRESHMEN ATHLETICS MT 7RQJAN CHEERLEADERS FOOTBALL basketball WRESTUNG TRACK, BASEBALL GOLF ACnVfTTES CLUBS AND ORGANISATIONS COMMENCEMENT STUDENT INDEK FOREWORD “By wisdom a house is built, .and by understanding it is established; by knowledge the rooms are filled with all precious and pleasant riches.” Proverbs 24: 3-4 Several years ago the name of our school was changed from Bent County High School to Us Animas High School. Now, after many years, a new L.A.H.S. is to be constructed. The class of ’67, this year’s Juniors, will be the last to be graduated from the present school. Since its construction in 1914, many students have passed through its halls, and each one has left his own impression. The walls harbor many memories which will never be forgotten. The newly constructed school will be a place for students to grow in mind, body, and spirit. Here, many new memories will be made, new achievements recorded, and new ideas in education will be developed. Although the school and students have changed through the years, the ideals and goals have not. We must set these goals carefully and then strive to attain them. In order to make our dreams become reality, we must work. Our quest to fulfill these dreams will be difficult, but not impossible. Maturity and flexibility are the primary elements which will determine our success or failure. The world is ever-changing, and in order to succeed we must have the maturity to face it, without qualms, and the flexi- bility to change with it. If we hesitate or become complacent, our dreams will shatter. In closing, we challenge each of you to excel through vision, enlightenment and understanding. As you look back through the pages of the '66 Trojan, may you recognize the significance of a wonderful year. If you students are pleased by this record of your achievements and disappointments, then all our endeavors shall be rewarded. Editor 1966 Trojan -4- DEDfCATTON MBS- SAUJE BRVNIN We have dedicated our yearbook to a woman who is herself dedicated. Mrs. Bryning has been a friend to all her students and has tried to help and understand them, overlooking all the carelessness, forgetfulness, and in- consideration often shown by them. As sponsor of the yearbook she has spent many hours doing the work that the editor and staff “just didn’t seem to get done”. She is the one who has built up confidence on the staff and has encouraged the members to do their best—she has kept us going. With all our admiration, we dedicate this yearbook to you, our Mrs. B.” -5- Mrs. Bryning, in her familiar stance, talks with her class. ANNUAL KJN AND QUEEN — Robert feidman AND SUE SH0WAt7ER, This page courtesy of THE CITY PHARMACY. AD UfMCTRATTON The new Las Animas High School will contain 21 classrooms and li- brary-study hall, gymnasium with a seating capacity of 1000 and a cafe- teria that can be used as an auditor- ium. The junior high will move into the present high school. Left to right: Richard Jorgenson, Wayne Bender, Willard Wight, Harry Allen, Jack Taliaferro, Mack Smith, and Roy Cooper. UORLEY SITE WILL BE LOCATION Superintendent of Schools, HARRY ALLEN ’G S'G G On May 24th the voters of Las Animas School Dis- trict No. Re-1 passed the bond issue for a new high school after two previous bond issues had been voted down. Voters also selected the controversial Morley site as their choice of location. Much credit is due the School Improvement Associa- tion formed after the second issue failed to pass. About 50 high school students held a VOTE FOR A NEW SCHOOL rally downtown a few days before the elec- tion. They, as much as anyone else, were aware of the need for new facilities. FOR NEW IAS ANIMAS WISH SCHOOL! -9 - Mrs. Cappy Phillips, Mrs. Josephine Bowman Bess Haggard MR. GREVE counsels Susan Watkins, who cropped herself out of this picture. OFFICE ASSISTANTS MRS. KAY RIGGS, Secretary Theresa Horak, Sue Showalter. Linda Taliaferro, Carolyn Coffey, Karen Woods, Dana Martinez -11- CURRENT EVENTS, SOCIOLOGY, AND WORLD SOCIAL STUDIES COURSES WHICH TYRONE MITCHELL, student teacher in Speech and English -12- GEOGRAPHY- ARB ONLY A FEW OF THE CHALLENGE STUDENTS TO THINR. MISS PAT HOBEN, Current Events, U.S. History, World Geography BILL KELLY, student teacher and former stu- dent language classes ars important. MRS. HELEN WADE and student teacher. Bill Willburn - Latin and Spanish MRS. MEDRITH HOR- BER, English. Mrs. Horber took two classes of English II this year so Mrs. Hansen could teach reading. She also took over several study- halls for Mrs. Hansen and Mrs. Bryning. We just couldn't resist MRS. BAUB- LITTS! MRS. WILLBURN, Librarian, instructs her assistants, Mary Jordan. Penny Jensen, Barbara Harri- man, Patsy Smith, Peggy Gardner, Janet Willburn and Susan Darrah. -14- ENGUSW PROGRAM- UNDERGOING REVISION IS MRS. DIANE BAUBLITTS, Speech and English MRS. ELIZABETH BROWN, English BIG EVENT FOR THIS YE4R S DEPARTMENT GOODBVE OLD ENGLISH! MRS. SALLIE J. BRYN1NG, English and Reading MRS. LOUISE HANSEN, English and Reading -15- COMMERCIAL CLASSES ARE POPULAR, WfTU RICH SCHOOL STUDENTS!! -16- MAXINE MARQUEZ LAWS STUDENTS TARS ACTIVE PART TN TWE PRACTICAL ARTS Whatever MR. ROBINETTE is showing Ed Cameron and Gary Hall, they’re paying attention. Once upon a time in a school called LAHS the boys (Alan Losey) took Home Economics and the girls took Industrial Arts... MISS LAURA FRANKLIN instructs Rosalee MR. JAMES HOLMSTROM to Melvin High- Tanner about patterns. line Please keep your fingers out of the saw! 17- DALE CUNNINGHAM VERNON HALE WHS STUDENTS ARE INTERESTED f(U AND THE SCIENCES ■■■■■ LAWRENCE SENA -18- MYRON PEARSON MEL DAVY M-USIC Instrumental and Vocal Music groups participate in many activities each year: Fall and Spring Band Con- cert, programs for local clubs, music contests. Canon City Blossom Festival, student assemblies... CHARLENE BRENDEL -19- Pep band is welcome at game time to spur spirit in students and the team... Gloria Jean Dodson and Carlos Earl, two of Mrs. Brendel's Choir students, display their talent at the Y-Teen show. they kbbp the school clean and the iods healthy MRS. VERA SUMMERS, Girl's Physical Edu- MR. JACK LaSALLE, Boy’s Physical Educa- cation and Pep Club Sponsor tion and Driver's Education EDWARD ENGLAND and CLARENCE MOORE, MRS. MARIAN JONES, School Nurse. Custodians -20- Rob Feldman, Vice-President; Jerry Garcia, President; Paula Wing, Secretary (not pictured: Carol Smith, Treasurer) Making the most out of their last year in high school, the seniors have kept that tradi- tional school spirit. Among their many activities during' the school term, the seniors took first place on their Homecoming float. Many senior boys excelled in athletics during the past year. There was at least one out- standing senior in every sport. The senior class has done much to keep Las Animas High School “active and alive.” You’ll really be missed, seniors! SENIOR ClASS OFFICERS -22- SENIORS A-GO-GO I JUDY ATOMAN STEVE BART JIM BONEWELL ED CAMERON BARBARA COCHRAN LARRY COLEMAN ED CONKLIN PEGGY CONKLIN RAYMOND COX -23- this oass was -24- This page courtesy of the PALACE HOTEL OUT FOR- KlCX l ED HENRY MIKE HURLEY MARILYNNE HYATT SAM INGRAM _________________________________________-25-_________This page courtesy of H B HARDWARE ROBERT GRACE GARY HALL BILL HARGROVE LARRY HARMAN BETTY HERRERA ANN HERRON MIKE HOPPER ALTA HUFF PATTI HUNKE THOSE FOUR, YEARS VIRGINIA MUNIZ CHERYLE MARUYAMA KEN McKENDREE BILL JENKINS PENNY JENSEN JIM JORDAN JEAN KERR KAREN LONG LOLA LONG RON MARTIN DANA MARTINEZ REBECCA MARTINEZ -26- REALLY WENT fASr! EARLENE MOON TOM MOORE DIANA MORGAN DONNA MORGAN KAREN MORLAN MARCIE MOTZKUS REBECCA MUNIZ DEAN MURRAY NANCY NETHERTON -27- MOW WE SHOUT AGNEDA ORTIZ JOHN PITTS TED RETCHLOFF MARIO RIVERA MARY JANE RITCHHART LYNNE ROBINSON COLLEEN ROBERTS RON ROSE CEATHERINE SALAS -28- t iCW U E’RE our! -29- This page courtesy of MONTGOMERY WARDS GOOD-BYE- LA-W.S JANE WAGNER NIKKI WATTS LAWRENCE WEIGEL DOROTHY WHEELER KAREN WILSON LINDA WILSON -30- fN ME UORim DARJRBLL £OC£RT -31- MOST POPULA — DONNA MORSAN, RCY7ERBOSS BKT LOOWN — JUDY UIUER , MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED — SUE SWOUWER , MARIO RIVERA TED retchlofp SAVORITES MOST ATHLETIC AND SWEETEST — DIANa MORGAN, JERRY GARCIA MOSTINTELLECTUAL — REBECCA MARTINEZ, SUSAN DIETRICH, ROB FELDMAN i.i£A BEST SPORTS — LOLA LONG, DAN MEDINA BEST DRESSED — PAm MUNRE, RODNEY SNODGRASS MOST SERVICE — OTERVLE MARUYAMA, TOM MOORE ATOMAN. JUDITH: Latin Club 3, Pep Club 2,3,4, Y-Teens 2,3,4. BART. STEVE: Basketball 1,2, 3,4, Golf 1, 3,4, A-Club2,3, Pres. 4, Sophomore Class Treasurer, International Relations Club 4, National Honor Society Vice- President 4, Student Council 4. BONEWELL. JIM: Football 1,2, 3,4, Base- ball 2, Wrestling 1,2,3,4, A-Club 3,4, D.E. Club 4. FIREBAUGH, BERNARD: D.E. Club 4. FOULK, DAVID: Wrestling 1, Golf 3. FRITZ, RAYMOND GALLEGOS, JOHN: Football 1,2,3, 4, Track 1,2,3, Wrestling 1,2, 3,4, Spanish Club3. GARCIA, JERRY: Football 1,2,3, Basketball 1,2, 3,4, Baseball 1,2,3,4, A-Club2,3, 4, Junior Class Secretary, Senior Class President, Student Council 3. BOURNE, CHARLES: F.F.A., Jr. Sential, Sential. BRIGGS LINDA: Band 1,2,3,4. CALHOUN. KARYL: Band 1, Pep Club 1. CAMERON, ED COLEMAN, LARRY: Football 1,2,3, Track 1,2,3,4, Wrestling 1,2,3, 4, Band 1,2,3. CONKLIN, ED: Football 1,2, Wrestling 1, D.E. Club 4, Latin Club 1. CONKLIN, PEGGY: Freshman Class Secre- tary, Wrestling Cheerleader 2,3, D.E. Club Secretary 4, Pep'Club 1, 2, 3,4, Y- Teens 1,2, 3,4, Shorthand Club 4, Santa Fe Trail Day Queen Candidate 4. COX. RAYMOND: D.E. Club 4. DICKERSON, GARY: DIETRICH, SUSAN: Band 1,2,3.4, Inter- national Relations Club 2,3, Treasurer 4, Latin Club 1,2, National Honor Society 3, Secretary 4, Pep Club 1,2, Vice-President 3, Letter Girl 4, Spanish Club Treasurer 1, Vice-President 2, Student Council 2,3,4, Y-Teens 1,2,3,4, Drama Club Vice- President 4, Most Intellectual. EVANS, LeROY: D.E. Club 4, Band 1,2. FELDMAN, ROBERT: Football 1,2, 3,4. Bas- ketball 1,2,3, 4, Track 1,2, 3,4, A-Club 1,2,3, Secretary 4, Senior Class Vice- President, International Relations Club 3, President 4, Key Club 4, Latin Club 3, 4, National Honor Society 3,4, Student Council 4, Drama Club 4, Boy’s State, Most Intellectual. GARDNER, ALVIN: F.F.A. 1.2,3,4. GLASS, HARLEY GONZALES, JOE: Track 4, Wrestling 1.2, 3,4 GRACE. ROBERT: Football 1, Baseball 1, Wrestling 1,2,3. HALL, GARY: F.F.A. 1,2, Junior Reporter, 3, Secretary 4. HARMAN, LARRY: Wrestling 2, 3, F.F.A. 1,2,3. HENRY, ED: F.F.A. 1,2,3,4. -36- HERRERA, BETTY: Spanish Club 3,4, Y-Teens 3. HERRON, ANN: Annual Staff 4, Cheerleader 1, Band 1, Twirler 2 and 3, International Relations Club 3,4, Latin Club 2, Treas- urer 3, National Honor Society 4, Pep Club 1,2, Letter Girl 3 and 4, Student Council Secretary 3, Trojan Spirit 4, Y-Teens 1,2, 3,4, Drama Club 4. S HOPPER, MIKE: Wrestling 1. D.E. Club 4. HUFF, ALTA: F.H.A. 1, Pep Club 1,2,3. Spanish Club 1, Y-Teens 1,2,3,4. HUNKE, PATTI: Latin Club 2, Pep Club 1, 2.3.4, Y-Teens 1,2,3, 4, Drama Club 4, Office Girl 3, Homecoming Queen Can- didate 2. JENKINS, BILL: Football 3, Wrestling 2, Band 1. JENSEN, PENNY: International Relations Club 2,3, Secretary of Model U.N. As- sembly 4, Pep Club 1,2,3, 4, Y -Teens 1, 2.3.4, Librarian 3,4, Dramatics, 4, Homecoming Queen Candidate 4. JORDAN, JIM: Basketball 1, Golf 1 Latin Club 2,3. KERR, JEAN: Wrestling Cheerleader 4, D.E. Club Treasurer 4, Band 1,2, 3, 4, Pep Club 1.2, 3.4, Y-Teens 1.2, 3, 4. LONG, KAREN: D.E. Club 4, Band 1.2,3. 4, Latin Club 2, Pep Club 1, 2,3, Presi- dent 4, Trojan Spirit 2, 3, Y-Teens 1,2, 3.4, Dramatics 3. LONG, LOLA: Cheerleader 3, 4, Pep Club 1.2.3.4, Y-Teens 1,2, 3, 4, Santa Fe Trail Day Queen Candidate 3, F.F. A. Sweetheart 3. MARTIN, RON: Basketball 1, Dramatics 4. MARTINEZ, DANA: Annual Staff 4, Band 1.2.3.4, F.T.A. 3. President 4, Pep Club 1,2,3,4, Trojan Spirit 1,2,3,4, Y-Teens 2. 3,4, Office Girl 4. MARTINEZ, ELMER MARTINEZ. REBECCA: F.H.A. 3, National Honor Society 4, Pep Club 1,2, 3,4, Y-Teens 3, A.A.U.W. Award, Most Intellectual MARUYAMA, CHERYLE: Freshman Class President, International Relations Club 1.2.3.4, Latin Club 2, 3, Pep Club 1, Secretary 2,3, Letter Girl 4, Student Council 1, Trojan Spirit 1,2,3, Editor 4, Y-Teens 1,2, 3,4, Quill and Scroll 3, President 4, DAR Citizenship Award, Most Service. MEDINA, DAN: Football 1,2, 3, 4, Basket- ball 1,2,3,4, Baseball 1,2,3, 4, A-Club Treasurer 3, Vice-President 4, Freshman and Junior Class Vice President 3, Key Club 3, 4. Student Council 1, 3, 4. MILLER, JUDY: D.E. Club 4. Pep Club 2, 3, Y-Teens 1,2, 3,4, Homecoming Queen Candidate 4. MOON, EARLENE: Spanish Club 4, Y-Teens 1.2, 3,4. MOORE, TOM: Football 1,2, 3,4, Track 1, 2.3.4, A-Club 2,3,4, Sophomore Class Vice-President, International Relations Club 3,4, Key Club 2, Secretary 3,4, Latin Club 2, Spanish Club 3, Student Council 2, 3, President 4, Dramatics 4, Most Service, Boy's State. -37- MORGAN, DIANA: Pep Club 1,2, 3. Letter Girl 4, Spanish Club 3, Y-Teens 1,2, Secretary 3,4, Dramatics 4, Sweetest. MORGAN, DONNA: Sophomore Class Sec- retary, Pep Club 1,2,3, Letter Girl 4, Spanish Club 3, Student Council 3, Sec- retary 4, Y-Teens 1,2, Vice-President 3, 4, Courtwarming Queen 4, F.F.A. Sweet- heart 4, Most Popular. MORLAN, KAREN: Pep Club 4, Y-Teens 1.2,3. MOTZKUS. MARCIE: Annual Staff 4, Pep Club 1,2,3,4, Trojan Spirit 2,3, 4, Y-Teens 1,2,3,4, Dramatics 4. MUNIZ, REBECCA: F.H.A. 3, National Honor Society 3,4, Pep Club 2,3,4, Spanish Club 4, Y-Teens 3. NETHERTON. NANCY: Pep Club 1,2, 3. Y-Teens 1,2,3, Librarian 3. PITTS, JOHN: Football 1, D.E. Club 4, Latin Club 2, Trojan Spirit 1,2, Dra- matics 3. POOLE, BOB: Track 3, Wrestling 1,2. RITCHART, MARY JANE: D.E. Club 4, Band Twirler 1,2, 3, Latin Club 1,2,3, 4, Pep Club 1,2,3,4, Y-Teens 1,2,3,4, Drama Club 4. RIVERA, MARIO: Football 4, Basketball 3, International Relations Club 3,4, Key Club 2,3,4, National Honor Society 4, Spanish Club 4, Trojan Spirit 4, Dra- matics 4. ROBERTS, COLLEEN: D.E. Club 4, Inter- national Relations Club 1,2,3,4, Latin Club Vice-President 3, Pep Club 1,2,3, 4, Spanish Club 3, Student Council 2, Trojan Spirit 2,3, Y-Teens 1,2,3,4, Dramatics 3. ROBINSON, LYNNE: Pep Club 1,2, 3, 4. Y-Teens 1,2, 3. ROSE, RON: Basketball 2, 3,4, A-Club 4, Band 1. SALAS. CATHERINE: F.H.A. 2,3, Spanish Club 4, Y-Teens 4. SALES, FRANNE: D.E. Club 4, F.T.A. 3, 4, Pep Club 1,2, 3,4, Trojan Spirit 2, 3, Y -Teens 1,2, 3,4. SANCHEZ, RALPH: Track 1,2,3, Spanish Club 3. SCHNEIDER, JIM: Football 1, Baseball 2, Wrestling 1,2, 3,4, A-Club2,3,4, Inter- national Relations Club 1,2,3,4, Key Club 3,4, Latin Club 2,3, National Honor Society 4, Student Council 3, Vice- President 4, Dramatics 3,4, Boy's State, A” Award, Otero Savings and Loan Award. SEAMON, FRANK: Band 1,2,3, Latin Club 2,3, Trojan Spirit 1,2, Drama Club 4. SHERMAN, LARRY: Football 1,2,3, 4, Bas- ketball 1,2,3,4, Track 4, Baseball 1,2, A-Club 3,4, Band 1,2, 3,4, Latin Club King 4, Dramatics 3,4. SHOWALTER. SUE: Annual Staff 4, Band 1, 2, 3, International Relations Club 4, Latin Club 2,3, National Honor Society 4, Pep Club 1,2,3, Letter Girl 4, Y-Teens 1,2, 3, President 4, Drama Club Secretary- Treasurer 4, Office Girl 2,3,4, Miss Trojan 2, Annual Queen, Girl's State, Most Likely to Succeed, A Award. -38- SISNEROS, ROBERT: Football 1,2, Track 1.2.3, SMITH, ROBERT: F.F.A. Junior Treas. 1. 2, Vice-President 3, President 4. SNODGRASS, RODNEY: Basketball 1,2,3, 4, Sophomore Class President, Band 1, Key Club 3,4, Latin Club 2. SOLF, ROGER: Football 1,2, Basketball manager, 1,2,3,4, Track 2. SPADY, GARY: Spanish Club 2,3. TALIFERRO, LINDA: Pep Club 1,2, 3, 4, Y-Teens 1,2, 3,4, Dramatics 3,4. TANNER, JOE: Football 1,2, Wrestling 1, 2.3.4, Latin Club 2, 3, Dramatics 3,4. TANNER, ROSELEE: F.H.A. 3, Pep Club 1, 2.3.4, Spanish Club 3,4, Y-Teens 1, 2.3.4, TERBOSS, ROY: Football 1,2,3,4, Basket- ball 1,2, Track 2, Wrestling 4, A-Club 2.3.4, F.F.A. 3,4, Band 1.2,3,4, Key Club 2, Vice-President 3, President 4, Student Council 3,4, Rodeo Club, Presi- dent 3 and 4, Most Popular. THOMAS, SYLVIA: D.E. Club, Vice- President 4, Pep Club 1,2, 3,4, Spanish Club 1, Student Council 4, Y-Teens 1, 2.3.4, Dramatics 3. TRUJILLO, RAY: Football 1,2,3,4, Track 2.3.4, Baseball 1, Wrestling 1,2,3,4, A-Club 4, Dramatics 4, Wittiest. WADHAMS, MARTHA: Latin Club 2, Vice- President 3, Pep Club 1,2, 3, 4, Student Council 3, Trojan Spirit 3,4, Y-Teens 1.2, 3,4, Dramatics 4, Quill and Scroll 4. WAGNER, JANE: Pep Club 1,2, 3, Y-Teens 3. WATTS, NIKKI: PepClubl. Y-Teensl. 2.3.4, WEIGEL, LAWRENCE: Basketball 1, F.F.A. 1.2, 3,4, Dramatics 3. WILSON, LINDA: D.E. Club 4, Pep Club 1,2,3,4, Y-Teens 1,2,3,4. WING, PAULA: Senior Class Secretary, Band 2, 3,4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Y -Teens 3, 4. WOODS. RON: Basketball 1,2,3,4. Track 2, Golf 1, A-Club 2, 3, Treasurer 4, Junior Class Treasurer, Band 1,2,3,4, International Relations Club 1,2, Vice- President 3,4, Latin Club 1, National Honor Society 3, President 4, Student Council 3, Dramatics, 3, President 4, Boy’s State, Arion Award. -39- JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Wayne Bender, Treasurer; Tom Pryor, Vice-President; Jim Terboss, President; Mary Ellen Montoya, Secretary This year the junior class has had many outstanding accomplishments. Besides helping to make the Santa Fe Trail Day ranchburger a big success, the juniors took first place for class participation. Delegates for girl's state and boy’s state from the junior class were; Sande Hall, Barbara Harriman, Judi Nelson, Joe Horak, Mike Halladay, Tim Asbury, and Rich- ard Avila. The juniors are also very proud of Judi Nelson and Karen Woods who re- ceived the honor of leading in the seniors because of their high grade point average. One of the greatest achievements of the junior class was the success of the Jun- ior-Senior prom. The juniors have been active and successful in everything they have attempted to do. There’s only one more year of good work to go! -40- U E'R£ THE JUNIORS Sue Akin Georgia Anderson Judy Apodaca Tim Asbury Manuel Avila Wayne Bender Larry Bourne Mary Avila Richard Avila Ray Barreras Tom Calhoon Linda Cloutman Amelia Cordova -41- NOU U E swour. Mike Duran Carlos Earl Karen Edmonds Mary Ann Estrada Jennifer Etchart -42- Kent Feldman Mary Foster ONE WORE YEAR Carroll Fulton Charlene Gallegos Peggy Gardner Grace Glover Joe Gonzales Mike Halladay Linda Harman Barbara Harriman Vicki Hollandsworth Joe Horak -43- and u e’LL bb our Willie Huston Steve Ingram Sam Jones Mary Jordan David Kerr John Lopez Vicki Malone Robert Malouff Ted Malouff Forest Martin -44- AS THS LAST Mary Ellen Montoya Jo Ann Miles Beverly Miller Chris Miller Sandra Miller Allen Montoya Tony Montoya Mary Moody -45- David Moore Suzie Morgan Jim Muniz CLASS TO GRADUATE A Bill Myers Mike Namura Judi Nelson Dan Rodriquez Gloria Ronquillo Dan Salazar Mary Sanchez Larry Schaffer -46- FRO U GOOD 'OL Kathy Smith Pat Smith Jeff Solf Wayne Seat Mike Six Cathy Stine Linda Stuart George Smith Dolores Tanner Mike Taylor Jim Terboss Manuel Trujillo Nora Trujillo Ron Tull -47- LA-H.S. I Nancy Turner Gloria Velasquez This must be one of your Susan Watkins secret talents! Karen Woods Janet Willburn Juniors are versatile! Bobbe Walker Not Pictured: Lynda O'Neil Paul Carson John Montoya Jerry Siaz Floyd Temple Louis Torrez Randy Wilson Marvin Ingraham -48- JUNIORS AR£ AUa AVS A-GO-GO! Where's the Action? Double, Double, Toil and Trouble, Fire Burn and Cauldron Bubble—” So we can sell hot dogs! Jim Terboss, Junior Class President, calls for order. Class Sponsor Hard at Work! SOPHWORE aass OFFICERS Patricia Miller, Vice-President; Hope Avila, Secretary; Erlinda Ubelez, Treasurer; Fred Nixon, President The sophomore class has had a busy year. Excelling in sports, the sophomores have turned out several promising athletes. Also, the sopho- more class has had active participants in school clubs and outside activi- ties. In preparation for the Junior-Senior Prom, the sophomores had several moneymaking projects, the main ones being theSantaFe Trail Day ranch- burger and the sale of candy. With two more years to go, the sophomores are still “full speed ahead!” U E DO NOT WANT MONEY, Ken Anderson Rita Apadaca Molly Atkinson Jean Atoman Susan Darah Connie Davis Mike Dean Grace Diaz -51- This page courtesy of CUTLER AUTO SALES U E DO NOT WANT Rfl WE, Sherri Hopper Bill Hawkins Joe Hawkins Elizabeth Esquibel Pat Estrada Nancy Evans Ronnie Firebaugh Sippy Garcia Dan Gordon Barbara Greve Stella Guitterez Dan Jones Mickey Jordan Dick Jorgenson Gary Kerr Sandi Kipper Janett Hockett Theresa Horak Ron Hunt Donald Hunter -52- Janet Lewis Linda Lockhart Alan Losey Linda Loveless Dolores Lucero Greg McAdam Michiel McDermott Adrienne Meastas Louis Magana Gene Martinez Gloria Martinez Jim Martinez Rosemary Martinez Patricia Miller Larry Mitchell Esther Montano Charlotte Montoya Joe Montoya Rudy Montoya Rick Myers BUT WE WANT JO GRADUATE -53- JUST THE OWE! David Rodriquez Mary Ann Saiz Eloy Salazar Maxine Pitts Gary Poole Connie Rasmussen Don Roberts Linda Servaes Becky Showalter George Sisneros Ron Six -54- Gale Schenk Jeanette Schmeiser Doug Seamon Maria Saldana Don Samaniego SOPHS. TAfCE ACTIVE PART IN ATHLETICS . . . Robert Trujillo Sally Turner Sam Turner Linda Tyler Erlinda Ubelez Lydia Vela Melvin Warren Nita Watts Teresa Weigel Leonard Witt Frank Woods Richard Jorgenson: ”Gee, what confusion! Fred Nixon, Theresa Horak, and Mickey Jordan Gee, John (Thiessen) we're so glad you came to LA! Terry Cutler: Me, too! ????????: Gene Martinez you a real friend! Janet Hockett: It's my party and I'll... Barbara Greve: What a neat party, Janet! Sophomores not pictured: Brittain, Betty Jean Cline, Bob Coca, Paul Martinez, Ruben Nixon, Fred Salas, Louis Slyter, Charles -55- FRESHMAN C1AS£ OFFICERS Pres. Ron O’Dell, Vice-Pres. Cece Lentini, Sec. Carolyn Montoya, Treas. Janice Maruyama. Participating eagerly in sports and organizations, the freshman class had the traditional Frosh spirit.” Among their ac- complishments was the capturing of first prize for their float on Santa Fe Trail Day. As usual, upperclassmen pestered the itty bitty” freshmen, but this didn’t quell their school spirit. The freshmen were active participants in many clubs and outside activities. Also, freshman boys held an important role in the athletic program. This has been a big year for the freshmen and they have gone about their activities industriously. Keep up the good work, freshman! -56- FROSf-l TAKE FIRST ON TRAIL DAY FLOAT. Moses Armijo Mary Arp Becky Avila Faye Alvarez Sandra Anderson Martha Apodaca Eddie Arguello Roberta Avila Gary Baer Clyde Banta Pam Blackburn Linda Carson Jean Castro Viola Cook Walter Copeland Marsha Bowman Mac Calhoun Diana Carpenter -57- THIS IS OUR- FIRST YEAR- Bob Cortinez Robert Curry Jerry Davenport Darrel Dickerson David Dillon Linda DuPont Ronnie Faus Donald Feik Melinda Foster Donna Foulk -58- AND OUR GOAL IS FOUR! Fred Fulton Mona Garcia Rose Garcia Nancy Glass Rick Glover Debbie Gonzales David Hedgecoke Phillip Hemphill Melvin Highline Barbara Hightower -59- FRE£W UEN OAJZT LOW Harry Huff Lena Hunt Donna Hutson David Hyatt Robin Hyatt Scott Jackson Jimmy Jones Charlotte King Dale Kortz Cecelia Lentini Betty Lightcap Kay Long Diana Lucero Loretta McAfee Karen McClain 60- CU UB HIGH; Jackie Martenson Fred Martinez Linda Martinez Janis Maruyama Linda Miller Carolyn Montoya David Muniz Dennis Netherton Marcia Nordell Ronnie O’Dell -61- COURAGE Mary Salazar George Sauceda Mary Helen Sauceda Laura Seamon Terry Seat Robert Servaes Pat Smith Rosie Roybal Jimmy Saiz -62- OR YOU DONT SURVIVE I Cecelia Stine Sandra Temple LaVonne Tomlin Not pictured: Louis Alvarez, Dennis Creevey Jerry Delatorre, Frank Flores, Lucy Gomez, Raymond Gunn, Rick Jones, Evie Payne, Nancy Salas, Charlotte Sauceda and Lily Valdez. Robert Fernandez, Dan Martinez Tim Stinebeck Jerry Tanner Russ Ward Dominick Weigel Linda Wilkins Paul Williams -63- FR££H UEN fN ACTION The freshmen fearfully enter high school anticipating the worst and the best, not knowing exactly which to expect first. Observe Robin Hyatt, M. Calhoon. and J. Emrie, not yet boss and fine! The freshman mixer relieves the tension the first few days until classes and activities get into full swing. Tom Medina is already into mischief, a student's desk is already empty, and some students are already bored. But each class (even frosh) has talent: members of the Group as well as Nancy Salas and Jacque Martenson entertain at the Y-Teen Talent Show, The year passes. The downtrodden are no longer downtrodden. They've grown; they've achieved a new maturity, a new image as next year's sophomores. They're no longer punks! Welcome Sophs! And, welcome future frosh! -64- FOOTBALL CREERLBADERO lOU l-l trojan BACK ROW, left to right: M. Namura, R. Trujillo, D. Moore, J. Gallegos, L. Mitchell, R. Malouff. L. Witt, L. Sherman, T. Moore, D. Medina, S. Castro, K. Feldman. SECOND ROW: D. Klett, D. Griffin, W. Bender, J. Horak, G. Sisneros, B. Blackburn, S. Turner, J. Bonewell, R. Trujillo, Jt Tanner. FRONT Coaches - LARRY BRADFIELD and JIM HOLMSTROM Kent Feldman considers Flipping a U. This page courtesy of STATE FARM INSURANCE and CLIFF’S AG MARKET _________________________________________________________________________________________' ' -•-is ROW: G. Shenk. M. Rivera, J. Terboss, R. Terboss, C. Earl, E. Salazar, J. Solf, R. Feldman. G. Smith P. Carson, T. Medina. Joe Horak tries hard for some yardage. -69- This page courtesy of C. P. BRYANT AGENCY SENIOR LETTERMEN Left to right: R. Trujillo, J. Gallegos, T. Moore, L. Sherman D. Medina, R. Feldman, J. Bonewell, R. Terboss. . TRjQJANS WIN FIRST UGH WO UEOO UJNS IN NINE YEARS . . . The Trojan team is ready for action. SEASON RECORD GAME L. A. OPPONENT Crowley Co. 8 20 Canon Abbey 0 44 Pueblo Catholic 0 34 Limon 20 37 La Junta♦ 0 31 Lamar 6 0 Springfield 18 7 Alamosa • 12 20 Pueblo Co. 0 18 Rocky Ford 7 20 ♦League Games OXJR7U ARMfN£ ’66 A Courtwarming candidate is nominated by each class; the queen is selected by the Varsity Basketball squad and honored during halftime. The 1966 Courtwarming Queen was a senior, Donna Morgan, who was crowned by Ron Rose; her attendants, Theresa Horak, Carolyn Montoya, and Karen Woods were escorted by Ron Woods, Danny Medina, and Steve Bart. DONNA MORGAN, Queen THERESA HORAK, CAROLYN MONTOYA, KAREN WOODS, Attendants EASICETEALL CHEERLEADERS fiTTrruves f OTXJC£ Left to right: Judi Nelson, Mary Foster, Jennifer Htchart, Sande Hall, Terry Cutler, Cheryl Sampson, Suzie Morgan, and Sherry Hopper. -73-. TT OJAN VARjSfTY Left to right: Don Rose, Larry Sherman, Steve Bart, Mike Halladay, Tony Montoya, Rob Feldman, Jerry Garcia, Bob Blackburn, Ron Woods, Dan Medina, Rodney Snodgrass, Tim Asbury. The 1965-66 Varsity Basketball team had a very impressive and victorious season. The team started off the season by setting a new scoring record in the LAHS Gym stomping Fowler 100-79. The Trojans had the privilege of being the only team to defeat league-leader Ala- mosa in league play. ALL HANDS! !! -74- This page courtesy of DON'S ALIGNMENT B-GOUAD BACK ROW: Jeff Solf, Dick Jorgenson, Raymond Barreras, George Sisneros, Dave Moore, Larry Mitchell. FRONT ROW: Mike Dean, Fred Nixon, Sippy Garcia, John Lopez, Larry Schaffer, Greg McAdams. JIM HOLMSTROM - Freshman coach. VERNON HALE - B Squad coach. JOE SLOBKO - A Squad coach. The Trojans finished fourth in league play. At District they pulled through with a one point victory over Rofcky Ford and came home with the third place trophy. With the underclassmen's spirit, our team will be as successful in future years. MAN BACK ROW: Benji Rodriquez, Jerry Davenport, Rick Glover, Gary Baer, Tim Stinebeck, Danny Griffin, Russ Ward. FRONT ROW: Walter Copeland, Tom Medina, Mike Fairbanks, Scott Jackson, Dale Kortz, Pat Etchart, Clyde Banta. Ron gets a rebound. SEASON RECORD GAME WE THEY Holly 69 60 Springfield 81 51 Fowler 100 79 Pueblo Catholic 92' 46 Alamosa 68 73 Pueblo Catholic 70 86 Lajunta 66 79 Lamar 74 60 Pueblo County 72 . 67 Rocky Ford 66 71 Alamosa 83 77 • Lajunta 66 83 Lamar 73 71 Crowley County 76 71 Pueblo County 62 83 Rocky Ford 92 75 League Games -77- Swish! -78- Bob tries to block a shot. Who's got it? T OJAN ACTION Dan takes a shot. U RESrUNS CHEERLEADERS Left to right: Gloria Velasquez, Virginia Kerr, Dolores Tanner, and Lola Long. ______________________________________-79-__________________________________ TT QJAN TOP ROW, left to right: J. Bonewell, G. Smith, S. Ingram, J. Gallegos. SECOND ROW: J. Gonzales, J. Tanner, R. Terboss, R. Faus. BOTTOM ROW: J. Gonzales, A. Losey, A. Montoya, P. Carson. THREE TROJANS SO TO STATE Left to right: Coach LaSalle, Dan Rodriquez, Jim Terboss, Ron Faus, Coach Bradfield. -80- Left to right: Ron Hunt, Robert Trujillo, Jim Bonewell, Kent Feldman, Joe Tanner Left to right: Gary Kerr, Allen Montoya, Dan Rodriquez, Manuel Trujillo, Calvin Orminston, Joe Gonzales Dan Rodriquez and Joe Tanner go for pins UOR£7RjQJAN WR££TLER£ Take down Joe! Q AQON RECORD Coach LaSalle and his team. MATCH L. A. OPPONENT Manzanola 24 20 Fowler 28 18 Pueblo Co. 21 22 Trinidad 15 23 • Lamar 17 24 Widefield 28 22 Crowley Co. 14 28 Alamosa 24 22 La Junta 19 24 Rocky Ford 10 39 Widefield 24 22 League Matches A look of disbelief! TRjQJAN TRACKMEN KNEELING: Ray Trujillo, Rob Feldman, Rom Moore, Joe Gonzales, Melvin Warren. STANDING: Mr. Holmstrom, Mr. Bradfield, Jeff Solf, George Smith, Wayne Bender, Larry Coleman, Walter Copeland. RELAYTtm OOES TO SlWE BASEBALL — '66 KNEELING: Mike Fairbanks, Pat Etchart, Dale Kortz, Tom Medina, Benji Rodriquez, Russ Ward, Mac Calhoun, David Muniz. STANDING: Mr. Slobko(Coach), Bob Blackburn, Jerry Saiz, Dan Rodriquez, Jim Terboss, Tony Montoya, Greg McAdam, Robert Malouff, Eloy Salazar, Jerry Garcia, Larry Schaffer, Dan Medina, Ray Barreras GOLF Left to right: Ron Woods, Steve Bart, Mike Halladay, Mr. Hale (Coach), Ron O'Dell, Dick Klett. -84- STUDENT COUNCIL FRONT ROW: Jim Schneider, Cheryl Sampson, Donna Morgan, Tom Moore. SECOND ROW, Left to right: Erlinda Ubelez, Hope Avila, Suzie Morgan, Barbara Harriman, Susan Dietrich, Pat Smith, Pat Miller, Cece Lintini, Karen Woods, Susan Watkins. BACK ROW: Ted Malouff, Roy Terboss, Steve Bart, Tim Asbury, Joe Horak, Dan Medina, Robert Feldman. national honor, soctetv FRONT ROW, left to right: Alice Greve, Judi Nelson, Sue Showalter, Ann Herron, Janet Willburn, Rebecca Martinez, Karen Woods. SECOND ROW: Sande Hall, Susan Dietrich, Cheryl Sampson, Pat Smith, Paula Wing, Mary Ellen Montoya, Rebecca Muniz. BACK ROW; Robert Feldman, Joe Horak, Mario Rivera, Mike Halladay, Steve Bart, Jim Schneider, and Mr. Bruegel, Sponsor. Ron Woods, President, not pictured. -86- INTERNATIONAL REiATIONS ROW 1--J. Maruyama, S. Dietrich, C. Maruyama, S. Showalter, K. Woods, V. Malone, S. Hall, A. Herron, D. Gordon, R. Ward, R. Curry. ROW 2--C. Lentini, C. Coffey, J. Nelson, C. Samp- son, T. Horak, P. Jensen, P. Miller, R. Woods, R. Feldman, J. Schnieder, T. Moore, G. Shenk, B. Blackburn. ROW 3--M. Halladay, J. Horak, M. Rivera, S. Bart, K. Feldman, D. Jorgenson, T. Malouff, T. Asbury, D. Moore, Sponsors; Miss Patricia Hoben, Miss Jane Trogdon. FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA ROW 1--C. Sampson, B. Walker, S. Morgan, G. Glover, D. Martinez. ROW 2--M. Jordan, S. Kipper, F. Sales, J. Schmeiser, P. Smith, J. Etchart, B. Showalter, J. Willburn, A. Greve. This page courtesy of DON'S TEXACO -87- and SEAMONS SHOE SHOP_______________________________ A” CLUB FRONT ROW: D. Medina, S. Bart, R. Woods, R. Feldman. SECOND ROW; L. Schaffer, C. Phillips. R. Malouff, J. Bonewell, R. Rose, T. Moore, J. Tanner, R. Trujillo. BACK ROW: G. Smith, J. Solf, L. Sherman, J. Horak, M. Halladay, R. Terboss, T. Montoya, K. Feldman. KBY CLUB FRONT ROW: Joe Horak, Roy Terboss, Tom Moore, Dan Gordon, Bob Blackburn Greg McAdam, Mike Halladay. BACK ROW: Jim Schneider, Dick Jorgenson, Larry Schaffer, Mario Rivera, Tim Asbury, Rob Feldman, Dan Median, Robert Malouff, Kent Feldman. This page courtesy of BENT COUNTY -88- MOTORS and RTTZ THEATER PEP CLUB LETTER GfRLS T - Ann Herron R - Sue Showalter O - Dana Martinez J - Diana Morgan A - Cheryle Maruyama N - Susan Dietrich S - Donna Morgan Karen Long, President, Susan Watkins, Vice-President, Alice Greve, Sec- retary, Jeanette Schmeiser, Treasurer. -89- SUE SHOW ALTER, 1966 President MRS. HELEN WADE, Sponsor Y-TEENS, one of the largest and most active clubs at Las Animas High School, sponsors many yearly activities. This year’s activities included a foreign bake sale netting $30.00 and a Christmas fruit cake sale netting $130.00. Over half of LAHS's feminine sex belong to Y-Teens, and it takes that many to make the Y-Teen Formal the success it was this last year. December 18th was the big night; Crys- tal Moment was the theme. Tinsel snow flakes drifted below a blue and silver false ceiling. The stage was a winter dream cast in white surrounding a frozen pond. Becky Show alter reigned over this winter scene as 1966 Y-Teen Queen. Another big event for Y-Teens was the annual Talent Show held in April at Memorial School. Thirteen varied numbers were presented by high school students ranging from vocal solos to baton twirling to non-competitive en- tertainment by The Group. Many students felt that the 1966 Talent Show was the best ever.” Seventy-five dol- lars and forty cents was netted from door receipts. Besides preparing two food baskets for needy families and sending money each month to help support an over- seas orphan, these girls had time to organize a Spring Tea for their mothers. At this meeting the new officers were installed: President, Mary Ellen Montoya; Vice-President, Jean Atoman; Secretary, Carolyn Montoya; Treas- urer, Barbara Greve. Mrs. Helen Wade, Sponsor, complimented Sue Showalter and her other officers for a tre- mendous job. Y-TEEfJS Y-TEEN OmCERC Sue Showalter, President Karen Woods, Vice-President Barbara Greve, Secretary Grace Glover, Treasurer This page courtesy of THE CALICO CAT GIFT SHOP and J. C. PENNEYS Ak.orH,, RAND OFFICERS TROJAN SPIRIT BACK ROW: Alice Greve, Business Manager; Ann Herron; Cheryle Maru- yama, Editor; Janet Willbum; FRONT ROW; Dick Jorgenson; Mario Rivera, Dana Martinez, Martha Wadhams, Marcie Motzkus, Barbara Harriman, Pat Smith. This page courtesy of RON'S BARBER SHOP and KESTER MOTOR COMPANY _________________________________________-91 BACK ROW:' Dick Jorgenson, Soph. Rep.; Ted Malouff, V. Pres.; Pat Etchart, Freshman Rep.; FRONT ROW; Becky Show alter, Sec. Treas.; Barbara Harri- man, Junior Rep.; Dana Martinez, Sen- ior Rep.; Roy Terboss, Pres. LATIN CLUB Left to right, BACK ROW; Scot Jackson, Jerry Davenport, Mike Halladay, Rick Glover, David Dillon, Dick Klett, Doug Seamon, Greg McAdam, Larry Sherman, Bob Malouff, Ted Malouff, Robert Cyrry, Calvin Or- miston. MIDDLE ROW: Linda Lockart, Jean Curry, Laura Seamon, Janis Maryuama, Theresa Horak, Karen Woods, Melinda Foster, Pate Smith, Donna Foulk. Mary Jordan, Donna Hutson, Linda DuPont, Cece Lentini FRONT ROW: Marsha Bowman, Mrs. Wade, Sponsor, Dick Jorgenson, Jeanette Schmeiser, Kathleen Smith, Barbara Harriman Alice Greve, Linda Wilkins. Larry Sherman, Latin Club King. Kathleen Smith, Sec., Dick Jorgenson, Pres., Barbara Haryman, Vice- Pres., Jeanette Schmeiser, Treas. SPANISH CLUB SHORTHAND CLUB BACK ROW: Rosalee Tanner, Carol Smith, Linda Briggs, Patti Hunke, Linda Wilson, Fran Sales, Sponsor, Mrs. Maxine Marquez. MIDDLE ROW; Diana Morgan, Peggy Conklin, Lynda O'Neil, Linda Taliferro, Judy Miller, Dorothy Wheeler. FRONT ROW; Rebecca Martinez, Karen Long, Colleen Roberts, Sylvia Thomas, Betty Herrera. -93- BACK ROW; Sponsor, Mr. Jim Roorda, Bill Jenkins, Mike Hopper, Leroy Evans, Ted Retchloff, Jim Bonewell. Bernard Firebaugh, Ron Martin, John Pitts, SECOND ROW: Jerry Garcia, Colleen Roberts, Karen Long, Nikki W-atts, Linda Wilson, Fran Sales, Rakie Cox, THIRD ROW: Mary Jane Ritchart, Judy Miller, Sylvia Thomas, Virginia Kerr, Peggy Conklin, Ed Conklin. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA BACK ROW: Ester Montano, Connie Trujillo, Debbie Gonzales, Loretta McAfee, Linda Loveless, Cecelia Stine, Amelia Cordova, Mary Ann Estrada, Faye Alvarez, Dolores Tanner, Jennifer Etchart, Gloria Velasquez, Mary Ellen Montoya, Miss Laura Franklin, Erlinda Ubelez, Charlotte Montoya This page courtesy of GAMBLES and THE CENTRAL CAFE -94- DRAMA CLUB BACK ROW: Ray Trujillo, Joe Tanner, Moses Armijo, Jim Schnieder, Tom Moore, Rob Feldman, Ron Woods, Roy Terboss, Greg McAdams, Dick Jorgenson, Mike Halladay, Joe Horak, Mario Rivera. MIDDLE ROW; Larry Sherman, Paula Wing, Marcie Motzkus, Linda Taliferro, Patti Hunke, Penny Jensen, Melinda Foster, Martha Wadhams, Sue Showalter, Susan Dietrich, Sande Hall, Theresa Horak, Sande Kipper, Alice Greve, Barbara Harriman, Janet Willburn, Susan Watkins. FRONT ROW; Grace Glover, Ann Herron, Cheryl Sampson, Mary Jane Ritchart, Velma Gallegos, Bobbe Walker, Vicki Malone, Becky Showalter, Suzie Morgan, Karen Woods, Judi Nelson. OFFICE Ron Woods ----------President Sue Showalter - -Secretary-Treasurer Susan Dietrich----Vice-President This page courtesy of the A W ROOT BEER STAND and NELSON’S CONOCO FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA Carlos Earl was selected Colorado State Farmer, one of the many honors availa- ble to FFA members who take their work seriously. FFA is one of the most active clubs in LAHS participating in or sponsoring such things as Greenhand and Chapter Farmer Initiation, various judging contests, State Convention held at Delta this year, and a Public Speaking contest. The boys also repair used toys at Christmas time which are then distributed through the Welfare office. Their FFA Banquet is one of the big events of the year. Lawrence Weigel received the DeKalb award, the Farm Mechanics Foundation award and the award for Scholarship. Bob Smith was Star Chapter Farmer and Clyde Banta was Star Greenhand. Mr. Robinette, ad- visor, spends many hours working with FFA boys. Below are the FFA Greenhands for 1965-66. OFFICERS: Robert Smith, President; Galen Phillips, Vice-Pres. Carlos Earl, Junior Reporter; Jim Terboss, Treasurer; Mike Six, Reporter; Roy Terboss, Senior advisor; Gary Hall, Secretary; Steve Ingram, Sentinel; Wayne Bender, Junior President. (Not pictured) Rick Jones, Ron Six, Charles Phillips, Gary Kerr, David Hyatt, Ken Anderson, Larry Bourne, Tom Catlin, Sam Jones, Don Hunter, Ron Hunt, Alan Losey, Sam Tur- ner, Carroll Fulton, Alvin Gardner, Ed Henry, David Kerr, Wayne Seat, Lawrence Weigel, Randy Wilson. MR. NARD ROBINETTE -96- F.FA DONNIA UOR S4N -97- TI QjAN ceived by Ron Woods. This page courtesy of THE SMART SHOP-- -98- Dress smartly at The Smart Shop The trumpet and percussion during a concert This page courtesy of the BEN FRANKLIN STORE - FRANK J. WOODS CHOIR TOP ROW: Director, Mrs. Charlene Brendell, Sandra Miller, Charlotte Montoya, Lydia Vela, Melinda Foster, Carolyn Coffey, Linda Briggs, Peggy Gardner. MIDDLE ROW: Elizabeth Esquibel, Carolyn Montoya, Mary Avila, Linda Servaes, Bobbe Walker, Jean Dodson, Dana Martinez. FRONT ROW:. Rita Apodaca, Diana Phillips, Virginia Muniz, Debbie Gonzales, Marcia Nordell, Linda Loveless, Lucy Gomez, Linda Martinez. H. S. Vocal Music Activities - 1965-66 Two members of the vocal groups were chosen-to attend the All-State Chorus in Denver in October; Karen Ed- munds and Carlos Earl. During the Christmas season we sang at the Lions Club, the Presbyterian Women's Association, the Bent County Hospital, and a small group participated in performances of the H. S. Drama Club Christmas Play at the various schools. We attended the Lamar Junior College Music Festival on March 4th and 5th, participating in an evening concert directed by Dr. Roger Dexter Fee of Denver University. On March 24th we gave a joint musical assembly with the H. S. Band for the high school student body. We attended the Large Group Music Festival in La Junta on April 15th as observers. Sandi Kipper entered the solo contest and emerged with a II rating. On April 17th we sang in the District Spring Vocal Music Festival. We invited the Lamar H. S. Chorus to present a program for the high school on April 28th. In conjunction with Santa Fe Trail Day Festivities we presented the evening intermission program, How the West Was Won , an American Contata, on April 29th. We closed our year's activities by singing for the Baccalaureate Services on May 29th. Dana Martinez was ac- companist. -100- A GO-GO Danny Medina proudly places the crown on the winning Homecoming Queen candidate, Miss Cheryl Sampson. Lean over, Rover. The Trojans have you now! The Seniors have some meaty information: We won first place on our Float -102- Red roses for our smiling queen. Homecoming queen attend- ants are from left to right: Sherri Hopper, soph. Judy Miller, Sen- ior, and Bar- bara Hightower, Freshman. HO W£CO U(M FEsnvmEs Suspense is mounting as the bonfire is about to be lit. The Trojans' version of the Rockettes Thumbs up to Mr. Bruegel! - 104 - Riding a bug, the cheerleaders travel in style through the parade. The Freshmen found the beanie, but where's the guy with the big head? Ml CMhu Two toots for the Sophomores: Toot! Toot! The Junior girls want to make suckers out of the Longhorns. LAHS students relax after a hard day’s work. This page courtesy of NEILL’S DRIVE INN JUNIORS SPONSOR THE FIRST The cast watches Mike Halladay tell Greg McAdam some exciting news. AU- SCHOOL. PLAY] Charlie's Aunt seems to be having trouble. CAST Jack Chesney -- -------------------------------------Mike Halladay Charles Wykeham ---- - - - -----R0n Woods Lord Fancourt Babberly-------------------------------Jim Schneider Brasset----------------------------------------------Frank Seamon Colonel Sir Francis Chesney------------------------------ - Joe Horak Stephen Spettigue..........-...............-.........Greg McAdam Donna Lucia d' Alvadorez-----------------------------Penny Jensen Kitty Verdun.........................................Bobbe Walker Amy Spettigue............................................Judi.Nelson Bla Delahay------------------------------------------Linda Taliferro Student Directors--------------------------------------Joe Tanner Becky Showalter Jack Chesney. violently in love with Kitty Verdum, and Charles, equally enamoured of Miss Spettigue, invite the young ladies to their rooms for luncheon--in order to meet Charley's wealthy aunt from Brazil. But alas, the millionaire aunt sends word that she will defer her visit for a few days. What is to be done? The problem is solved by forcing another Oxford undergraduate into a black satin skirt. As Charley's aunt then, this old frump is introduced to the sweethearts, to Jack’s father, and to Stephen Spettigue. The sweethearts hug and kiss Charley's aunt; the two men make love to her. Then the real aunt turns up. In the confusion Lord Babberly tricks Stephen Spettigue into agreeing to the marriage of his ward to Charley, the real aunt marries Jack's father. Jack gets Miss Verdun, and Charley's Aunt ' regains the fortune he lost at gambling and obtains the hand of the girl he loves. This page courtesy of LAS ANIMAS LAUNDRY -107- Y-TEEN FORMAL IS Y-Teen President Sue Showalter enjoys a very successful Formal. A BIG SUCCESSI Dances sure have changed, com- ment some of the faculty members about scenes like this. Becky Showalter Y-Teen Queen This page courtesy of DAN'S TRADING CENTER and SHOW ALTER GRAIN 109 - y-teen talent chcm The Y-Teen Talent Show was the best ever. Managing to tell a few good jokes, Tom Moore, Master of Ceremonies, kept the show on the road . Fay Alvarez, singing River of No Return, and playing Deep Velvet won first place. Second place went to Charlotte King, baton twirler. Karen Woods and Barbara Harriman captured third place singing More . The audience was also entertained by a Junior skit, singing en- sembles, and individual acts. The Group played for the audience's enjoyment near the end of the show. Junior girls, led by Mama Watkins, gave the audience a laugh. This page courtesy of JENKINS MOTOR -110- BBQr EVER ! CHARLOTTE KING ■'This land, this land, God gave this land to me... Exodus” was one of the songs sung by Sandi Kipper and Melinda Foster to Dana Martinez's ac- companiment. THE GROUP SENIOR OASS SPONSOR A young couple buys a haunted house in Salem, Massachusetts. The house is haunted one night a year by a witch who appears exactly at midnight on November 22nd. The new owners decide to hold a party for the witch that night. The guests include a local doctor and his mother, a relative from Hollywood, a reporter and the maid. The schizophrenic witch makes her appearance and announces that she is going to scare them all out of the house. Her efforts are to no avail because the guests are too interested in the occult to be frightened by it. The witch says she will break up the marriage of the owners as well as the blossoming romance between the doctor and the relative from California if the owners and guests do not move out of the house immediately. She does manage to cause enough trouble to bring about an agreement to move. How- ever, then the Latin words which will destroy the curse on the witch and let her have peace are repeated, the witch disappears, they live happily ever after. Janet and Joe give the audience a laugh as they share the couch. Sandi makes her appearance as Agatha the witch, frightening Janet Willbum, the visiting relative. -112- This page courtesy of BENT COUNTY DEMOCRAT Joe and Linda welcome Janet to their happy, haunted house. CAST Duff O'Hara-------- Joan O'Hara-------- Mr. Van Buren--------- Mrs. Boggs------------ Ethel................. Dr. Randolph--------- Thelma Breckenridge Flip Cannon-------- Madan La Saida----- Agatha Forbes------ Student Director - - - ---------Joe Horak - - Linda Taliferro - - - Larry Sherman - - Becky Showalter Vicki Hollandsworth - - - - Joe Tanner -----Janet Willbum -----Dan Gordon -----Bobbe Walker ----- Sandi Kipper ■ - - Theresa Horak Vicki and Dan settle a dispute in Act II -113- Crowd of students look for a game to play while they wait for egg-throwing contest to begin. _114_ This Page courtesy of LAS ANIMAS LUMBER MR LEOS — RON ROSE D.E. CLUB SPONSORS CARNIVAL AND MR LESS AND WISS SMOULDERS CONTEST — NEW ACTIVITY AT LAMS. TWIRP UZBEK ie a fun weer fortrojans! MISS SHOULDERS — SUSAN UWWNS Could it be the way you're dressed today, Alice, that's causing so much dis- traction??? Mr. Cunningham prepares his Twirp-Week lecture in The elite from Toonerville... Chemistry. ic:' 9 let® 3 l?tt® . • §c 21 •mi. ,, v Our Pres, to be???? QAMA Ft TRAIL DAY QUtFN — BEVERLY MILLER ATTENDANTS M.Y LONG, FRESHMAN ADRIENNE MESIAS, SOPHOMORE PEGGY CONIOIN, SENIOR This page courtesy of MARNELLS BEAUTY SHOP FRESHMAN FFA FLOATS TAKB fJANY HOURS PREPARATION- SENIOR SOPHOMORE he % wIld WILq WE5 it 11 “ lir Next?? SANfE FETRAfL DAY ACnvmES SQUEEZE TWO DAYS fMTO ONE — Take me to your leader. Hey Chief, where's the war? Viva la Paris! This page courtesy STOUGH’S FLOWER SHOP and LAS ANIMAS PRINTING Annie Oakley? SQUARE qANCE- CON- TEST TS LAST ACnVTTY fN A DAYTRATBESAN AT 5AM FOR MANY STU- DENTS WRO RODETREIR WORSES TO TOW FOR tre parade OR made LAST MINUTE ALTERA- TIONS ON TREIR FLOATS, OR WORKED COOKJNS- TRE RANCRBURGER MEAL ■■■■ PEP assemblies are one u ay of SUOU INS SCHOOL SPIRIT Pep Band--organization?? Steve Bart discusses upcoming game. This page courtesy of POWELL-GRIFFY MORTUARY -120- Strum along with Mitch! NATIONAL ASSEMBLIES ABE USUALLY ENTERTAINING ANYWAY, WHO'S GOINS TO COMPLAIN ABOUT getting out op oassi Have an accident. Bob? The latest in commercials? This page courtesy of LAS ANIMAS TRANSFER A handicapped basketball player demonstrates his skills. -121- Mary Jane, did you come to ridicule Mr. Cook or ask him to dance? This page courtesy of THAXTON’S MARKET 1966 PRX U, AT RAfNIBOU ’S END, IS A SUCCESS! PROfU KJN© AND QUEEN, SUSAN DIE7R1CW AND RODNEY SNODSRASS Whatever happened to Lawrence Welk? If you're where the action is. you're supposed to be active! This page courtesy of MILNE-HILL AGENTS, INC-- J. L. Robinson, Manager - RECOGNITION DAYS The A Award, the highest award given at Las Animas High School, is based on character, leadership, scholarship, and service These are very difficult standards to meet, but Sue Showalter and Jim Schneider have continually shown these qualities and have been presented this year's A Award. Honor students of the Class of '66 are from left to right: Ron Woods (not pictured), Mario Rivera, Rob Feldman, Steve Bart, Franne Sales, Rebecca Muniz, Rebecca Martinez, Ann Herron, and Susan Dietrich. CLASS OF ’66 NfMETYTWO STEAMS! Tom Moore presents Cheryle Maruyama Seniors nervously prepare for graduation, with the Kenneth Stout Memorial Scholar- This page courtesy of BOB'S STANDARD -126- and JOE BROOKS, SR. Mr. Bruegel gives his familiar handshake. Homer Kelley, President of Lamar Junior College, gives his speech on Graduation for what? A PENNY FOR YOUR THOUGHTS? The Class of 1966 listens attentively to Mr. Kelly’s interesting speech. -127- THE 1966 mCUAN SlftFF IN ACTION . . . Barbara Greve, Judi Nelson. Carolyn Coffey. Barbara Harriman. Sande Hall. Cheryl Sampson. Karen Woods. Alice Greve, Suzi Morgan. Mrs. Bryning. Susan Watkins, Editor, Manuel Avila, Patsy Smith, Susan Darrah, Mary Jordan. Doug Seamon, Dan Gordon -128- AFTERWORD This is the way you left the school. The rooms are empty: the halls are quiet; at night when the wind blows, the building seems haunted. But the sound of laughter, the shuffle of feet, the clat- ter of locker doors and the screech of cars leaving the parking lot cannot entirely fade away. The memories remain in the building The 1966 TROJAN is the reconstruction of the past school year-- the laughter, the disappointments, the special achievements. Each high school year brings many memories, and we hope that this yearbook will keep alive the memories you have made here. A Cline, Bob (So.) Fernandez, Robert (Fr.) Akin, Sue (Jr.) 41 Cloutman, Linda (Jr.) 41 Firebaugh, Bernard (Sr.) 24,94 Alvarez, Faye(Fr.) 54,110,94 Cochran, Ann (So.) 51 Firebaugh, Ron (So.) 52 Alvarez, Louis (Fr.) Cook, Viola 57 Flores, Frank (Fr.) Anderson, Georgia (Jr.) 41 Copeland, Walter (Fr.) 99,57,76, Foster, Mary (Jr.) 42,67,73,104, Anderson, Sandra (Fr.) 57 83 110,119 Anderson, Ken (So.) 51 Cordova, Amelia (Jr.) 41,94 Foulk, David (Sr.) 24 Apodaca, Judy (Jr.) 41,117 Cortinez, Bob(Fr.) 99,58 Foulk, Donna (Fr.) 92,58 Apodaca, Martha (Fr.) 57 Cox, Rakie (Sr.) 23,94,102,127 Fritz, Raymond (Sr.) 24 Apodaca, Rita (So.) 100,51 Cunningham, Trudy (Jr.) 42 Fulton, Carroll (Jr.) 43 Arguello, Eddie (Fr.) 57 Curry, Jean (So.) 92,51 Fulton, Fred(Fr.) 59 Armijo, Moses (Fr.) 57,95,105 Curry, Robert (Fr.) 87,92,58,118 Arp, Mary(Fr.) 57 Cutler, Terry (So.) 51,55,73 G Asbury, Tim (Jr.) 86,87,88,41,74, D Gallegos, Charlene (Jr.) 43 78,124 Gallegos, John (Sr.) 24,49,69,70, Atkinson, Molly (So.) 51 Darrah, Susan (So.) 14,98,51,128 80 Atoman, Jean (So.) 51 Davenport, Jerry (Fr.) 58,76 Gallegos, Velma (Jr.) 95,43,119 Atoman, Judy (Sr.) 23,34 Davis, Connie (So.) 51 Galves, Cathy (Sr.) 24 Avila, Hope (So.) 86,50,51 Delatorre, Jerry (Fr.) Garcia, Cipriano (So.) 52,75,118 Avila, Manuel 41,117,128 Dean, Mike(So.) 51,75,117,119 Garcia, Jerry (Sr.) 22,24,94,33, Avila, Mary (Jr.) 100,41 Deatherage, Jim (Jr.) 42 35.38.74, 117,84 Avila, Rebecca (Fr.) 57 Diaz, Grace (So.) 98,51 Garcia, Ramona (Fr.) 59 Avila, Richard (Jr.) 41 Dickerson, Carl (Jr.) 42 Garcia, Rose(Fr.) 59 Avila, Roberta (Fr.) 57 Dickerson, Darrell (Fr.) 58 Garener, Alvin (Sr.) 24 B Dickerson, Gary (Jr.) 42 Gardener, Peggy (Jr.) 14,100,43 Dietrich, Susan (Sr.) 24,86,87,89, Glass, Harley (Sr.) 24 Baer, Gary(Fr.) 57,76 95,99,33,117,122, 126 Glass, Nancy (Fr.) 59 Banta, Clyde (Fr.) 57,76 Dillon, David (Fr.) 92,58 Glover, Grace (Jr.) 87,90,95,43, Barks, Audry(So.) 51 Dimmitt, Nikki (Jr.) 42 110 Barreras, Raymond (Jr.) 41,75,84 Dodson, Jean (Jr.) 19,100,42 Glover, Rick(Fr.) 92,59,76 Bart, Steve (Sr.) 23,86,87,88,66, DuPont, Linda (Fr.) 92,58,105 Gomez, Lucy(Fr.) 100 74,77,78, 124, 126, 84 Duran, Mike (Jr.) 42 Gonzales, Debby(Fr.) 100,59,94 Bender, Wayne (Jr.) 40,41,69,83 F Gonzales, Joe (Sr.) 24,83,80,82 Bennett, Karma (So.) 98,51 Gonzales, Joe (Jr.) 43,80,81,82 Blackburn, Pam (Fr.) 57 Earl, Carlos (Jr.) 19,42,69,96 Gonzales, Josie (Fr.) 59 Blackburn, Bob (So.) 87,88,51,69, Eck, Russell (Jr.) 58 Gonzales, Molly (Fr.) 59 74,77,78, 111,121,124,84 Edmunds, Karen (Jr.) 42 Gordon, Dan (So.) 87,88,99,52, Bonewell, Jim (Sr.) 23,88,94,69, Emrie, Jim (Fr.) 58 128 70,80,81 England, Dale(Fr.) 99,58,117 Gordon, Kathy (Fr.) 59 Bourne, Chuck (Sr.) 23 Esquibel, Elizabeth (So.) 100,52 Gore, Stephanie (Jr.) 43 Bourne, Larry (Jr.) 41,117 Estrada, Mary Ann (Jr.) 42,105, Grace, Robert (Sr.) 25 Bowman, Marcia (Fr.) 92,57 117,94 Greve, Alice (Jr.) 86,87,89,91, Briggs, Linda (Sr.) 23,93, 100,98 Estrada, Patricia (So.) 98,52 92.93.43.128 Brown, Judy (So.) 51 Etchart, Jennifer (Jr.) 87,99,42,67, Greve, Barbara (So.) 90,52,55,128 c 73, 104,105,110, 120,94 Griffin, Danny (Fr.) 59,68,76 Etchart, Pat(Fr.) 91,99,58,76,111, Guitterez, Stella (So.) 52 Calhoon, Karyl(Sr.) 23 84 Gunn, Gene(Fr.) Calhoon, Mac(Fr.) 98,57,84 Evans, LeRoy(Sr.) 24,94 Gunnels, Marsha (Fr.) 98,59 Calhoon, Tom (Jr.) 41,49 Evans, Nance (So.) 52,55 Cameron, Ed (Sr.) 17,23 H Carpenter, Diana (Fr.) 99,57 F Carson, Linda (Fr.) 57 Fairbanks, Mike(Fr.) 92,58,76,84 Hall. Gary (Sr.) 17,25,96 Carson, Paul (Jr.) 68,80, 82 Fans RebafTr. 42 Hall, Sande(Jr.) 86,89,95,43,67, Castro, Jean(Fr.) 57 Faus, Ron(Fr.) 58,117,80 73.104,105.110.117,120, 128 Catlin, Tom (So.) 51 Feik, Donald (Fr.) 58 Halladay, Mike (Jr.) 86,87,88,92, Coffey, Carolyn (So.) 11,87,100, Feldman, Kent (Jr.) 87,88,42.68. 95,43,74, 102, 117, 84 51,128 81 Hargrove, Bill (Sr.) 25 Coleman, Larry (Sr.) 23,83 Feldman, Robert (Sr.) 6,22,24,86, Harriman, Barbara (Jr.) 14,86,91, Conklin, Ed (Sr.) 23,94 87. 88, 95, 33, 35, 69, 70, 74, 83, 92,95,99,43, 128 Conklin, Peggy (Sr.) 23,93,94,116 126 -130- Harman, Larry (Sr.) 25 Harman, Linda (Jr.) 43 Hawkins, Bill (So.) 52 Hawkins, JoeBob (So.) 52 Hedgecoke, David (Fr.) 59 Hemphill, Phillip (Fr.) Henry, Ed. (Sr.) 25 Herrera, Betty (Sr.) 25,93 Herron, Ann (Sr.) 86,87,89,91, 95, 25,126 Highline, Melvin (Fr.) 17,59 Hightower, Barbara (Fr.) 99,59, 102,103 Hockett, Janet (So.) 52,55,118 Hollandsworth, Vickie (Jr.) 99,43, 117 Hopper, Mike (Sr.) 94,25 Hopper, Sherry (So.) 52,67,73, 102.103.104.118 Horak, Joe, (Jr.) 86,87,88,95,52, 55,72 Huston, Willie (Jr.) 44 Huff, Alta (Sr.) 25 Hunke, Patti (Sr.) 93,95,25,34, 102 Hunt, Lena(Fr.) 60 Hunt, Ron (So.) 52,81 Hunter, Don (So.) 52 Hurley, Mike (Sr.) 25 Hutson, Donna (Fr.) 92,60 Hyatt, David (Fr.) 60 Hyatt, Marilynne (Sr.) 25 Hyatt, Robin (Fr.) 60,98 I Ingram, Sam (Sr.) 25,34,102 Ingram, Steve (Jr.) 44,80,96 Ingraham, Marvin (Jr.) J Jackson, Scotty (Fr.) 69,76,91 Jenkins, Bill (Sr.) 26,94 Jensen, Penny (Sr.) 14,26,87,95 Jones, Dan (So.) 52 Jones, Jim (Fr.) 60 Jones, Rick(Fr.) Jones, Sam (Jr.) 44 Jordan, Jimmy (Sr.) 26 Jordan, Mary (Jr.) 14,44,87,92, 128 Jordan, Mickey (So.) 52,55 Jorgenson, Dick (So.) 52,55,75, 87,88,91,92,95,98, 118 K Kerr, David (Jr.) 44,119 Kerry, Gary (So.) 52,81 Kerr, Jean (Sr.) 26,79,94,98 King. Charlotte (Fr.) 60,98,111 Kipper, Sandi(So.) 52,87,95,99, 111.118 Klett, Dick (Fr.) 60,68,84 Kortz, Dale (Fr.) 60,76,99,111,84 L Lentini, Cece(Fr.) 56,60,86,87, 92.99 Lewis, Janet (So.) 53 Lightcap, Betty (Fr.) 98,60 Lockhart, Linda (So.) 52,92,98 Long, Karen (Sr.) 26,89,93,94, 98.124.126 Long, Kay (Fr.) 60,99,116 Long, Lenda(Jr.) 44,67,104,119 Long, Lola (Sr.) 26, 35,34, 67,79, 104,105 Lopez, John (Jr.) 44,75,99 Losey, Alan (So.) 17,53,80 Loveless, Linda (So.) 53,94,100 Lucero, Delores (So.) 53 Lucero, Diana (Fr.) 60 Me McAdam, Greg (So.) 53,88,92,95, 99.75.118.84 McAfee, Loretta (Fr.) 60,94 McClain, Karen (Fr.) 60,99 McCracken, Pat(Fr.) 61 McDermott, Michiel (So.) 53,98 McEndree, Ken (Sr.) 26 M Maestas, Dan(Fr.) 61 Magana, Louis (So.) 53 Magana, Chendo(Fr.) 61 Malone, Vickie (Jr.) 44,87,95,118 Malouff, Robert (Jr.) 44,88,69,92, 84 Malouff, Ted (Jr.) 44,86,87,91, 92.99 Martenson, Jackie (Fr.) 61,64 Martin, Ron (Sr.) 26,94,108 Martin, Forrest (Jr.) 44 Martinez, Dana (Sr.) 11, 87,89, 91,100, 98,26,35,111 Martinez, Danny (Fr.) Martinez, Elmer (Sr.) Martinez, Fred(Fr.) 61 Martinez, Gene (So.) 53 Martinez, Gloria (So.) 53 Martinez, Jim (So.) 53 Martinez, Linda (Fr.) 61,100 Martinez, Rebecca (Sr.) 26,86,93, 33.126 Martinez, Rosemary (So.) 53 Maruyama, Cheryle(Sr.) 87,89, 91,26,34, 35,126 Maruyama, Janis (Fr.) 87,92,98, 55,61 Medina, Dan (Sr.) 86,88,27,35, 68.70.74.78.102.124.84 -131- Mestas, Adrienne (So.) 53,116 Miles, JoAnn (Jr.) 45 Miller, Beverly (Jr.) 45,119,116 Miller, Cecilia (Fr.) 61 Miller, Crystle(Jr.) 45 Miller, Linda (Fr.) 61 Miller. Judy (Sr.) 93,94,27,32, 102,103, Miller, Patricia (So.) 86,87,50,53 Miller, Sandra (Jr.) 45,100 Mitchell, Larry (So.) 53,69,75 Montano, Esther (So.) 53,94 Montoya, Allen (Jr.) 45,80,81,82 Montoya, Carolyn (Fr.) 56,61,72, 100 Montoya, Charlotte, (So.) 53,94, 100 Montoya, Joe (So.) 53 Montoya, Mary Ellen (Jr.) 40,45, 49,86,105,94 Montoya, Rudy (So.) 53 Montoya, Tony (Jr.) 45,84,88.121 Moody, Mary (Jr.) 45 Moon, Earlene(Sr.) 27 Moore, David (Jr.) 45,75,87,49, 68 Moore, Tom (Sr.) 86,87,88,95,27, 34,35.37, 69, 70, 83, 110,126 Morlan, Karen (Sr.) 27 Morgan, Diana (Sr.) 89,93,27,33 Morgan, Donna (Sr.) 86,89,97,27, 32,35,72 Morgan, Suzanne (Jr.) 86,87,95, 45.67.73.103.110.117.119.128 Motzkus, Marcie(Sr.) 91,95,27, 34,102 Murray, Dean (Sr.) 27,102 Muniz, David (Fr.) 61,84 Muniz, Jim (Jr.) 45,76,99,117 Muniz, Rebecca (Sr.) 27,85,126 Muniz, Virginia (Sr.) 26,100 Myers, Bill (Jr.) 46 Myers, Rick(So.) 53,99 N Namura, Mike (Jr.) 46,68 Nelson, Judi(Jr.) 86,87,95,46,67, 73.104.105.118.119.120.128 Netherton, Dennis (Fr.) 61 Netherton, Nancy (Sr.) 27 Nixon, Fred (So.) 55,56,75 Nordell, Marcia (Fr.) 61,100 O O'Dell, Ron (Fr.) 56,61,84 O'Neill, Lynda (Jr.) 93,110 Ortiz, Agneda (Sr.) 28 Armiston, Calvin 62,81 Otero, Judy(Fr.) 62 P Payne, Evie (Fr.) Phillips, Charles (Jr.) 46,88,98 Phillips, Dan (Jr.) 46 Phillips, Diana (Fr.) 62,98,100 Phillips, Galen (Jr.) 46,96,119 Phillips, Susan (Fr.) 62,99,118 Pitts, John (Sr.) 28,94 Pitts, Maxine (So.) 54,99 Poole, Bob (Jr.) 46 Poole, Gary (So.) 54 Pryor, Tom (Jr.) 40,46,49 •• R Rasmussen, Connie (So.) 54 Renteria, Delores (Fr.) 62 Retchloff, Ted (Sr.) 28,32,94 Ritchart, Maryjane (Sr.) 28,94,95, 122,126 Rivera, Mario (Sr.) 86,87,88,91, 95,28,32,68,102, 108,126 Roberts, Colleen (Sr.) 93,94,28 Roberts, Don (So.) 54 Roberts, Pam(Fr.) 62,99 Robinson, Lynne (Sr.) 28 Rodriquez, Benji (Fr.) 62, 76, 105, 84 Rodriquez, Dan (Jr.) 46,49,80,81, 84 Rodriquez, David (So.) 54 Romero, Mike(Fr.) 62 Ronquillo, Gloria (Jr.) 46 Rose, Ron (Sr.) 88,28,74,77 Roybal, Jim(Fr.) 62 Roybal, Rosie (Fr.) 62 S Saiz, Jerry (Jr.) 84 Saiz, Jim(Fr.) 62 Saiz, Mary Ann (So.) 54 Saldana, Marie (So.) 54 Salas, Cathy (Sr.) 28 Salas, Louis (So.) Salas, Nancy (Fr.) 64 Salazar, Dan (Jr.) 46 Salazar, Eloy (So.) 54,69,84 Salazar, Mary Louise (Fr.) 62 Sales, Fran (Sr.) 87,93.94.28, 102, 126 Saminago, Don (So.) 54 Sampson, Cheryl (Jr.) 86,87,95,99, 46,73,102,103.110, 117.128 Sanchez, Mary (Jr.) 46 Sanchez, Ralph (Sr.) 28 Sauceda, Charlotte (Fr.) 62 Sauceda, George (Fr) 62 Sauceda, Mary(Fr.) 62 Schaffer, Larry (Jr.) 88,46,75,84 Schenk, Gale (So.) 87,54,68 Schmeiser, Jeanette (So.) 87,89, 92,54 Schneider, Jim (Sr.) 86,87,88,95, 28,124,125,126. Seamon, Doug(So.) 92,54,128 Seamon, Frank (Sr.) 29 Seamon, Laura (Fr.) 92,98,62 Seat, Terry (Fr.) 62 Seat, Wayne (Jr.) 47,96 Servaes, Linda (So.) 100,54 Servaes, Robert (Fr.) 98,62,117 Sherman, Larry (Sr.) 88,92,95,98, 29,69,70. 74,108,117 Showalter, Becky (So.) 87,91,95, 98,54,109 Showalter, Sue (Sr.) 6,11,86,87, 89,90. 95,29, 32,108, 117, 125 Sisneros, George (So.) 54,68 Sisneros, Robert (Sr.) 98,29,75 Six. Mike (Jr.) 47,96 Six, Ron (So.) 54 Slyter, Bruce (So.) Smith, Carol (Sr.) 93,29,35,36 Smith, George (Jr.) 88,47,69,83, 80 Smith, Kathleen (Jr.) 92,47 Smith, Pat (Jr.) 14,86,87,91.92, 99.47.122 Smith, Pat(Fr.) 62 Smith, Robert (Sr.) 29,35,96 Snodgrass, Rodney (Sr.) 29,35,74, 78.122 Solf, Jeff (Jr.) 88,47.49,69,75 Solf, Roger (Sr.) 29,76,83,124 Spady, Gary (Sr.) 29 Stine, Cathy (Jr.) 47 Stine, Cece (Fr.) 63.94 Stinebeck, Tim(Fr.) 97,63,76 Stuart, Linda (Jr.) 47 T Taliferro, Linda (Sr.) 11,93,95,29 Tanner, Delores (Jr.) 47,79,105,94 Tanner, Joe (Sr) 29, 80,81,82 Tanner, Joe(Fr.) 87,95,63,68 Tanner, Rosalee(Sr.) 17,93,29 Taylor, Mike (Jr.) 47 Temple, Floyd (Jr) Temple, Sandra (Fr.) 63 Terboss, Jim (Jr.) 40,47,49,68, 108, 119,80. 84,96 Terboss, Roy (Sr.) 86,88,91,95, 29, 32,35,69,70, 124,80, 96 Thomas, Sylvia (Sr.) 93,94,30 Tomlin, LaVonne(Fr.) 98,63 Torrez, Louis (Jr.) -132- Trujillo, Alfred (Sr.) Trujillo, Connie (Fr.) 63,94 Trujillo. Joe (Fr.) 63 Trujillo, Manuel (Jr.) 47,81 Trujillo, Maria (Jr.) Trujillo, Ray (Sr.) 88,95,30,34, 68,70,83 Trujillo, Robert (So.) 55,68,81 Trujillo, Vivian (Jr.) Tull, Ron (Jr.) 47 Turley, Ron(Fr.) 63 Turner, Nancy (Jr.) 48 Turner, Sally (So.) 55 Turner, Sam (So.) 55,69 Tyler, Linda (So.) 55 U Ubelez, Erlinda(So.) 86,50,55, 108, 94 Ubelez, Gloria (Sr.) V Valdez, Lily(Fr.) Vela, Lydia (So.) 100,55 Velasquez, Cece(Fr.) 63 Velasquez, Gloria (Jr.) 48,49,79 105, 94, W Wadhams, Martha (Sr.) 91,95,30 Wagner, Jane (Sr.) 30 Walker, Bobbe(Jr.) 87,95,100,48, 49 Walters, John (Fr.) 63 Ward, Russ (Fr.) 87,63.76,111,84 Warren, Melvin (So.) 55,83 Watkins, Susan (Jr.) 86,89,95,99, 48,110.117,128 Watts, Nikki (Sr.) 94,30 Watts, Nita(So.) 55 Weigel, Dominick (Fr.) 63 Weigel, Lawerence (Sr.) 30 Weigel, Theresa (So.) 55 Wheeler, Dorothy (Sr.) 93,30,35 Wilkins, Linda (Fr.) 92,99,63 Willbum, Janet (Jr.) 14,86,87,91, 99 48,110,117 Williams, Paul(Fr.) 92,63,76 Wilson, Karen (Sr.) 30 Wilson, Linda (Sr.) 93,63,76 Wilson, Randy (Jr.) Wing, Paula (Sr.) 22, 86,95,99,30 35,36 Witt, Leonard (So.) 55,69 Woods, Frank (So.) 55 Woods, Karen (Jr.) 11,86, 87.90, 92,95,98,48, 72, 128 Woods, Ron (Sr.) 87,86,88,95.99. 98,30,35,74, 126.84 AUTOGRAPHS -134- TAYLOR PUBLISHING COMPANY The World's Best Yearbooks Are Taylor-made” - •v.V I' s V 4 % r ii rr -'•i • Vw � - % V. 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