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

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1969 volume:

llVft 4 Annual King and Queen Gene Rita Ho rak Barreras Each year, as the preparations for the TROJAN get underway, there are a number of selections to make. The selection of a cover, the selection of a theme, the selection of the editor, the selection of the staff and the selection of Annual King and Queen. The titles of Annual King and Queen are given to two Journalism students. Juniors or Seniors, who by various services to the TRO- JAN SPIRIT and the TROJAN have shown that they are worthy of the honor. Their names are submitted by the Journalism sponsor and they are voted on by the Journalism students. The selected students typify the highest standards of Journalism. While Pat Kipper looks on. Dale Kortz receives award for editor. Benjie Rodriquez shows Debbie Penn how a layout is done. Mike Nicklos receives the award for outstanding first year Journalism stu- dent. Russ Ward works at sponsor pages. THE WHOLE STORY i OF MAN MELANIE CLARK (Jr.) SHARON LINDA MURRAY ROMERO (Soph.) (Frosh.j REPRESEf A 77 VES sponsored by Ft. Lyon Grocery Wilson Lanes SENIOR „ ATTENDANTS KAY CAROLYN MARCIA LONG MONTOYA BOWMAN HOMECOMING QUEEN LAURA SEAM ON At halftime of the 1968 Homecoming game, the LAHS band formed a heart and played Lara's Theme from Dr. Zhivago as Miss Laura Seamon was crowned queen by her escort, Jerry Wilson. Miss Seamon reigned over the remainder of the day's festivities. The game with Trinidad Catholic ended victoriously for the Trojans with a score of 27 to 6. The Birmingham Balloon Company provided music for the first Homecoming dance held in the new high school. This year, for the first time, the student body chose their queen from four senior candidates selected by the Trojan football team. Class representatives were elected by the Juniors, Sophomores, and Freshmen. This method was proposed by the Student Council and was voted in by the student body. STUDENT COUNCIL S. C. HAS STUDENT Projects Involve SC Members Marcia Bowman, Pam Cada, Rick Schneider, Russ Ward, Mary Logan, John Bach, Mike Gallegos, Frank Jones, Ron Barbee, Rita Barreras, Kay Jones, David Sobeck, Bob Stwalley, Jim Mitchell, Frank Flores, Scott Jones, Mike R. Montoya. Sponsor Gerald C. Brying; Frank Jones, President; Ron Barbee, Vice-President; Rita Barreras, Secretary; Kay Jones, Treasurer. HOSTS DISTRICT MEET EXCHANGE WITH WALSENBURG and SchooL Pro b! ems District student council members gather during the districtmeeting. 15 Scott Napoleon Jones proudly displays his student council jacket while he takes tickets at a football game. 16 4 Bogie Samaniego Sophomore Queen Candidate. 5 Debbie Brying Frosh Queen Candidate. SANTA 1 Mary Taliaferro, Santa Fe Trail Day Queen. 2 Sophomore's winning float. 3 Debbie Carter, Senior Queen Candidate. FE TRAIL DAY 1 Santa Fe Trail Day Parade Beginning. 2 Trail Day Rodeo boot race. 3 Junior Float, Custer's Last Pie Stand 4 Junior Square Dancers. 5 Senior Ranchburger chow line. 6 Frank Jones presenting the outstanding citi- zenship Award to Mrs. Riggs. pride of tm rTPB U$Tj 17 Old members look on as Russ Ward gives history of NHS. Students having the necessary B average and ap- proval of a special faculty committee become members of NHS. Those tapped during an assembly were senior Claudia Hendin; juniors John Bach, Rita Barreras, Melvin Biggs, Valerie Carroll, Nancy Coleman, Janice Curry, Marsha Hickam, John Irish, Patty Lentini, Pam Logan, and Gary Oberlander. Dr. William McDivitt, speaker at initiation ceremonies December 9, 1968, urged old and new members to use the NHS qualities of scholarship, service, character, and leadership to their fullest potential. Officers this year were Pres.—Suzi Shuster, Vice-Pres.— CeCe Lentini, Sec'y —Marcia Bowman, and Treas.—Russ Ward. Inspiring were the words of Dr. McDivitt. Mr. Bruegel receives and congratulates new members. ASSEMBLIES FULFILL Peter Martischnig, Herman Gruber, and Jack Eberal, the Tyrolean Trio, yodel their way to happiness. Birds of prey entertain students. Coaches, Mr. LaSalle, Mr. Slobko, Mr. Delaney, confer during p p assembly. A YEAR OF MEMORIES Football players, (Left to Right) Mike Nicklos, Mike Montoya I, Kenny Garcia, Andy Medina, Tim Eck, Dan Griffin, Paul Hogue, Mel Clark, Dick Klett, David Hyatt, David Turner, Frank Jones, Ron Faus, Tom Medina, Benji Rodriquez, line up at Homecoming pep assembly. Homecoming queen candidates, (Right to Left) Kay Long, Carolyn Montoya, Marcia Bowman, Laura Seamon and at- tendants, Melanie Clark, junior; Sharon Murray, sophomore; Linda Romero, freshman, smile radiantly just hours before the big event. Mr. and Mrs. Williams amaze students with various liquid air experiments. This year's Y-teen Queen was Janet Richards, escorted by Scott Kelly. The president, Carolyn Montoya and her escort, Ed Conklin assisted Wesley Hale in crowning the queen. The hardrock music played by The Centuri Foxx and the singing of Faye Alvarez, during the break, added to the festivities. Mrs. Bryning assists Ellen Cunningham while fast dances were enjoyed by Linda Romero, RoseAnn Lucero, Rosie Roybal and their dates. Punch was served by Marie Vigil and Marcia Nordel as Debbie Burns admires Ellen Cunningham, Sharon Murray and their dates, Gary Darrah and Gary Poole. From the fast dance to the slow, couples enjoy each other's company and that of their friends. IN THE MISTY MOONLIGHT ; M i jjc j|c jjc jjc j|c |c 5 C j|c Jc |c |c MOTHERS9 At the Mothers' Tea, Toni Hale initiates Mary Logan as the new Treasurer. Carnations The old and new officers are: CAROLYN MONTOYA KAY LONG DELORES SAMANIEGO TONI HALE RITA BARRERAS MARGARET GALLEGOS SHERRY HUNKE MARY LOGAN Y-teen members and their mothers enjoying the program at the Tea. Y-teens fill a Christmas Basket each year with cans of food. 26 key dub s Rick Schneider, Pat Kipper, Bob Barbee, Mel Biggs, Clyde Banta, Mr. Sena, Bob Stwalley. Rick Stevens, Steve Watts, Mike Nickols—three of this year's new members. President Russ Ward talks to members during meeting. John Irish, David Hyatt, John Sobeck. Ron and Mel work on service project. Three activities were the bulletin board, a slave sale, and the morning bugle. sponsored by Kiwanis Club dale ko russ w john sobeck 5 mel H bob stwalley pat kipper nicklos Steve watts rick schneid CHRISTMAS LAS ANIMAS SPIRIT IN HIGH SCHOOL THE LITTLE DOG L A U G H E D Laurie Huntington is a future head-shrinker and this goal in life causes problems for Laurie and her family. Laurie, on a visit home from college, tries to psychoanalyze her family with the conclusion that they're all nuts! Too bad for Laurie that her family finds out her opinion and sets out to show her she's right! The story ends with Laurie running away because she thinks her family doesn't love her but she returns when she finds out that her family is frantically searching for her and that they do love her. CAST Laurie Huntington ...... Sidney Huntington ...... Martha Huntington ...... Wally Huntington ....... Miss ( Gus ) Gustavesky Joan Wood .............. Ted Wood ............... Lillian Wood ........... Mark Bradford .......... Horatio P. Honeywell . Guests At Martha's Tea: Amelia Dennis ........ Caroline Blakesly . .. Grace Schoenbeck . .. Walola Breckenridge Therese Brown ........ Newsboy ................ . . . Corliss Auffrey ..... Gene Horak ......... Kay Jones ........... Guy Pitts ..... Sandra Vela Rhonda Cunningham . . . Mike Gallegos . . . Margot Auffrey ...... Rudy Estrada Larry Huddleston Charlotte Mitchell . . . Valorie Carroll ......... Diane Kerr . . . . Barbara Sales . . . . Jolene Bogner . . . Eddie Gonzalez 31 Every year LAHS's Juniors and Seniors sponsor a play each. While these classes may sponsor the plays, Drama Club produces the plays. This year Drama Club produced for the Junior class, The Little Dog Laughed and for the Seniors Bringing Up Mother. To produce these plays Drama Club members spent some ten individual hours, over a period of five weeks, working on sets, putting on make-up, and preparing their parts. Both of these plays were a success and ended another successful year for Drama Club. Gild3 Gonzalez- President 2 Corliss Auffrey- Vice President 3 Gene Horak ‘■'Parliamentarian 4 Margot Auffrey -Secretary-Treasurer A r J THIS YEAR'S PROGRESS Dan Griffin Vice-President Kay Long Secretary Pam Blackburn Treasurer Cecelia Lentini President 34 The Seniors. Who ore they? Are they the leaders, the older kids, the some- times scholars, the worry of the freshmen, the only people brave enough to question authority? Yes. All of these things and more. They stick together, they yell and they laugh together. As one. A unity. Then, they face that long blue aisle, those long faces . .. and leave. SPONSORS Joe Slobko Dorothy Sanchez Neil Forman Janet Warner DETERMINES TOMORROW’S Sandra Allen Faye Alvarez Louis Alvarez Sandra Anderson Corliss Auffrey Gary Baer Clyde Banta Cliff Barrows Pam Blackburn Marcia Bowman GOALS Carolyn Montora OUR LAST Martin Calhoon Diana Carpenter iauna seamon Robert Cortinez William Decker Jerry Delatorre David Dillon Robert Clark Cecelia Cordova Robert Curry Linda Carson Debra Carter p- ; YET ONLY A BEGINNING Claudia Hendin Mel Highline Dale England Patrick Etchart Ron Faus Donald Feik Melinda Foster Donna Foulk Debbie Gonzales Kathy Gordon Dan Griffin maneia bowman Kay Long Loretta McAfee Tom Medina Rosemary Montano Jacque Martenson Cecelia Miller Linda Martinez Pat McCrackin Linda Miller Carolyn Montoya YET KNOWING WITHIN PEACE OF MIND Dennis Netherton David Muniz Marcia Nordell Susan Phillips Pam Roberts Benjie Rodriquez Rosie Roybal Laura Seamon Terry Seat WONDERS OF NOW, THOUGHTS OF TOMORROW CO UR TViAR ROYALTY Las Animas Trojans proudly defeated the Walsen- burg Panthers with a score of 95 to 51. Andy Medina was the top scorer, followed by Frank Jones and Mike Montoya. All Trojans saw action in the game. During halftime at the game, Corliss Auffrey, a senior, was crowned Queen. She was escorted by Benji Rodriquez. Her attendants were: Sandra Allen, escorted by Gene Horak; Donna Hutson, escorted by Frank Jones; and Melinda Foster, escorted by Dick Jones. The class representatives were: Stella Montoya, Freshman, escorted by Mike Montoya,- Toni Hale, Sophomore, escorted by Ken Garcia,- and Ellen Cunningham, Junior, escorted by Andy Medina. Stu- dents enjoyed dancing to the music of BRAND X, who played for the annual Courtwarming Dance fol- lowing the game. 43 1969 COMMENCEMENT (2) JOHN BACH, VICE PRESIDENT (3) MARY TALI FERRO,SECRETARY (1)pat kipper, president Jack Virginia Vernon Mary Larry LaSalle Heath Hale Nobles Barton OFFICERS AND SPONSORS LEAD THE JUNIOR CLASS TO A SUCCESSFUL YEARI (4)marsha hickam, treasurer HAPPINESS IS HAVING Larry Anderson Elaine Apodaca Ben Atkinson John Bach Ron Barbee Jerry Barber Rita Barreras Janet Bender Wanda Berger Melvin Biggs Jolenc Bogner Brian Bono 4 48 Juniors, Sharon Mondragon, Guy Pitts, Terry Smith, Larry Smith, and Janice Curry do their daily penance at the concessior stand. COOPERATIVE JUNIORS Gregory Bradford Gary Burdick Debbie Burns Valerie Carroll Melanie Clark Nancy Coleman Terry Corbin Ellen Cunningham Janice Curry Fred Darnell Gary Darrah Artie Davis Robert Decker Henrietta Duran Daryl Edmunds Donald Esquibel Linda Ferrell Frank Flores Margaret Gallegos Kenny Garcia Rose Garcia Mary Jane Gibson Rosemary Gonzales Gilda Gonzalez Kevin Hall JUNIORS PARTICIPATE Lavonne Hansen Richard Harris Viklci Hawkins Marsha Hickam Paul Hogue Jeff Holcomb Gene Horak Barbara Horber John Irish Mary Lynn Jackson Pam Jackson Tommy Jordon Pat Kasfl Sandy Kerr Pat Kipper Patty Lentini Diann Lewis Tommy Lewis John Lockhart Pam Logan Ron Lopez Junior girls demonstrate their abilities in Home Ec. Did you say you didn't like my coffee, big mouth? IN CONCESSIONS One more of these and I'll wrap up and leave. Christine Montoya Randy Moore Terry Morlan Linda Morton David Mullei Gary Oberlander Timme Pearson Debbie Penn CLASS OF '70' 52 Guy Pitts Charles Pointon Linda Powers Janis Pryor Kathy Quintana Gene Ramsey J. C. Rebel Bonnie Reed Debbie Reisinger Patsy Romero Milce Rose Teresa Saldana Carol Samaniego Steve Schaffer Susie Scharf Sherri Schildlcnecht Emil Servaes Luchia Servaes 1968 was a big year for the Junior class. Their first and most successful money-making project was concessions. In class competi- tion, the Juniors placed second in Homecoming floats and also won the spirit stick which began its tradition at LAHS this year. Melanie Clark, formerly from Wewoka, Oklahoma, was chosen to represent the juniors at the Homecoming festivities, after the new proposal was passed by the student body. Junior rings were in before Christmas vacation and the class then began looking forward to a successful Prom. With the help of eager sponsors, juniors placed second in Homecoming floats. PROMOTES SPIRIT. 53 Scott Sherman Terri Snyder Marie Vigil Barbara Smith John Sobeclc Guy Wagner Connie Smith Joyce Solf John Walters Larry Smith Bob Stwalley Mike Walters Roxanne Smith Mary Taliaferro Gene Weir Richard Smith Jim Turner Dorothy Wilson Terry Smith Sandra Vela Ronnie Wilson DALE KORTZ LAURA SEAM ON e Or(. u76k ffliitar 1. A Band called WARM provided the music. 2. Mike, Faye, Susan, and Steve seem to be en- joying each other’s company. 3. What’s the matter Scott, something wrong with the punch? SOPHS START Susan Anderson Mary Calhoon Margot Auffrey Mike Cook Kenneth Baer Edwin Corbin Douglas Banister Doris Crowder Debbie Bewley Larry Dietrich Gary Borroughs Edward Dillon Larry Burdick Terry Dowell 56 The sophomores led the school in class spirit by winning the spirit stick at the first two pep assemblies. Sophomore boys gave a comical cheerleading skit, raising laughter and spirit. LAHS began a new school tradition with the institution of a school spirit stick. The winning Sophomores kept the spirit up for the entire year. WITH SPIRIT Arlyn Eck Anita Feik Glenda Gardner Marleen Hicks Kelli Irish Norman Eck Roger Fiorini David Gonzales Doug Hogue Kay Jones Shiela England Cheryl Foster Edward Gonzalez Steve Holloway Larry Jordan Glenn Estrada Mike Foulk Susan Groth Larry Huddleston Scott Kelly Rudy Estrada Steve Foulk Toni Hale Sherry Hunke Phyllis Kemper Nancy Garcia Dan Hemphill Gary Hunter Mike Kipper 57. Cindy Lance William Maes Laura Lockhart Mary Logan Vickie Long Lillie Martinez Ronnie Martinez Robert Mather Roso Ann Lucero Ken Lunsford Helen McCrackin Tammy McDermott William Madrid Allan Medina we're the 58 Mike Muniz William Muniz Karen O'Neil Sharon O'Neil Sharon Murray Isabel Pacheco Chris Namura Marilynn Parrack Linda Nevarez Virlena Pearcey Paul Nevarez Pat Pointon Mike Nichols Nettie Ratzlaff SOPHO MORES 60 Janet Richards Richard Saiz Joseph Seamon Greg Ricken Barbara Sales Barbara Smith Linda Rodriquez Delores Samaniego Gordon Smith Julia Rodriquez Zita Schaffer Boy Smith Margaret Rodriquez Rick Schneider Rick Stevens Shirley Ronquillo Dave Seamon Carol Stout Gregory Stinebeck Lynn Stwalley David Turner Dorothy Tyler William Walters Steve Watts Randy Taylor Larry Temple Tommy Tyscka Donald Wilson Siegfried Weigel Harold Tomlin Romina Trujillo Lora Vanderpool Jeriann Wagner Jerry Wilson Kevin Woods 61 We're The Class 1. GARY BIRD - 2. Lawrence sena 3. CURTIS KLEMME 4- SHIRLEY BOWERS 5- ESTHER DIVNEY 6. TYRONE MITCHELL ii o 7 1 ff IS IT TRUE MORE BEING A FROSH COSTS!! WEAR THOSE BEANIESI SOPHS HAVE FUN? OFFICERS VIC E - P RES. Mike Montoyd TREASURER lanet Richards PRESIDENT Steve Watts SECRETARY Barbara Mood SOPH. GIRLS ACTIVE IN BASKETBALL Peg, you'll just have to grow more to beat Kay. Mr. Barton, can't you stop Lynn and Mary from holding hands in front of Kelli? There were six teams active in girls basketball this year. They were Seniors, Medina's Mangler's who placed first; Sopho- mores, Roger's Jets, second; Sophomores, The Team, third; Juniors, Huddles Cuddles, fourth; Freshmen, Wilson's Wildcats, fifth ond Sophomores, Pee Wee's Giants, sixth. All games were played at the Jr. High Gym and the Fort Lyon Gym. Margot and Lyndell jump for the ball while Chris, Mike and Mr. Cross look on. Two Sophomore teams battling over an exciting game. Is this basketball or mass confusion? RICHARD TIMOTHY STEVENS horn octohcr 2,1953 died april 11,1969 NANCY LYNN APODACA horn november 15,1952 died june 23,1968 MARY KAY JONES horn november 27,1952 died 27, 1969 GALEN SCOTT SHERMAN horn november 5, 1952 died apri! 27, 1969 John Abdulla Janet Alvarez Wanda Anderson Arthur Apodaca Jerry Apodaca Christine Banta Tom Barber Phillip Barber Doris Barreras Georgia Bell Pete Bono Duana Bourne WE’RE THE With this we should be able to pick off Mr. Bryning without any trouble. FRESHMAN Deborah Bryning Frod Burton Pam Cada Lance Carson Tommy Failing Carrie Cook Frances Cortinez Rhonda Cunningham Judy Curry Lydia Delatorre Charles Duran Teresa Duran I Winnie Esteibrool Lyndell Estrada Gail Evans Mary Everson Eddie Fernandez BRAVE AND TRUE WE’RE THE Carl Glass Kay Goedert Emily Goniales Janie Gonzales Phillip Gonzales Luanne Hawkins Linda Hieronymous John Hohn Charles Huff Ed Huff Lark Hurley Frieda Jaramillo Jerri Lynn Jensen Richard Jones Lloyd Kastl Dianna Kerr Steven Klett Cliff Lewis Robert Loper Lolita Lopez CLASS OF 69 Beulah Maes Pauline Maes Rita Magana Linda Marlman Archie Martinez Connie Martinet June Martinez Rochelle Martinez Karen Mascarenas Janis Mather Pat Med ina Linda Melchior James Miller Tim Miller Howard Mitchell James Mitchell Joann Mondragon Linda Montoya F ro sh Ke e p Spirit Stella Montoya Mary McAfee Shawn McGrath Richard Motzkus Alvin Neil Deroy Neil David Nicklos Kathy Niswonger Steve Nordell James Oberlander Garvey Ortiz High AH Year 1. Mrs. Willburn, Librarian 2. Mr. Schwab. Biology 3. Mr. Barden, General Science 4. Mr. Delaney, Industrial Arts 5. Mr. Bowers. American History 6. Mr. Cross. Civics Freshman enthusiasm at a Pep Assembly Pauline Otero Priscilla Palacio Pete Palamino Linda Pointon Tracey Pryor Lawrence Quintana Mary Riclten Robert Rodriquez Linda Romero Rocky Romero Jessie Ronquillo Paul Roybal Cecelia Saldana Gilbert Sauccda Annella Schaffer Diann Seamon Jimmy Servaes FROSH MAKE PROGRESS Gary Shiba David Sobeck Richard Shuster Clifford Stewart Jack Smith Sandy Taliaferro Mark Smith Junior Trujillo David Trujillo Judy Trujillo Larry Trujillo DeVerle Vancampen Delores Vigil Harry Wilson Peggy Wilson Yvonne Wilson Kenneth Woods TOWARD HIGHER GOALS I thought prison life was bad! all in the life fit of a freshman 0 LindaRomero frosbRep. 1 Linda Mart man-Treasurer 2 JohnAhduUa -President 3 Chris Banta-HELP! 4 Nap Time! 5 Doris Barr eras-Secretary 6 Rond a Cunningha m - Vi ce Pres, SCHOOL BOARD OBSTACLES IN 1969 School Board members were from left to right in picture 5: Bess Haggard, Business Manager, James Smith, Superin- tendent Stephen Shuster, Herb Hyatt, Jack Taliaferro, W. R. Wight, M. D., George Bender, and Mack Smith. This year the School Board approved sending students to the Arkansas Valley Occupational Center in 1969-70, paving for the area around the high school, and teacher aids for next fall. The Board also closed Rixey Elementary School and worked with the Parent-Child Center and Head- start. IItor:games smith, bess haggardsupt. shuster, herb hyatt 2.fo bowman J.cappy phillips 4. bess haggard A OMINIS TRA TtON- . ee bruegel Principal, A. B. from Wartburg College, B. S. and M. S. from Ft. Hays Kansas State College. Administrative Assistant, Indus- 80 trial Arts, B. A. from Adams State College. 3 kay riggs Secretary to the Principal 4. OFFICE GIRLS L to R: Mrs. Riggs, Marsha Hickam, Donna Hutson, Sherri Schildknecht, Vicki Long, Toni Hale, Kay Long, and Linda Miller. POWERHOUSE OF LAHS GUIDING IS THEIR BUSINESS Mrs. Jones is the school nurse for all the schools in Las Animas. Be- sides testing hearing ability, she is available if a student should need her. This year she has also held discussion groups in her office at the high school. Mrs. Nobles and Mr. Slobko handle the guidance department. They aid students in their choices of classes and help with college applica- tions, register studenta for ACT, PSAT, and SAT tests and give the PSAT. Our counselors receive and interpret test scores for students and they are available for conferences with the students because guiding is their business. 5. manian jones School nurse, B. A. from Joshen College at Joshen, Indiana, R. N. from Mennonite School of Nursing. G. joe slobko Guidance, Senior Social Studies, Typing, B. A. from Colorado State College, M. A. from Western State College. 7 many gazelle nobles Guidance, A. A. from Lamar Community College, B. S. from Colorado State University, M. A. from Western State Colleae. English ain’t what Harry barton Language, Folklore, Lit. Forms, 3.louise Hansen Reading, B. A. Uni- Modern Fiction, American Lit., Composition, B. A. Colorado State versity of Colorado. College. 2.dorothy sanchez 4.tyrone mitchell Speech, Com- B. A. Western State College. position. Folklore, B. A. Adams State College. it used to be ! ? ! 5. sallie hr going 6. Harold bowers Journalism. American Lit., Composition, World Lit.. Lit. Forms. B. A. Adams State College, graduate work at Colorado University. Lit. Forms. American Lit., Composition. World Lit.. Modem Fiction. English Lit.. Mythology. B. A. Ashland College. Ohio. 7 QUILL £ SCROLL L to R: Gilda Gonzales, Claudia Hendin, Marcia Nordell, Pat Kipper, Rita Barreras, Clyde Banta, Gene Horak, Rosie Roybal, Dale Kortz, and Tommy Medina. 84 iESTO ES LO QUE PAS A! I karen zenke Spanish, B. A. University of Wisconsin. 2. SPANISH CLUB L to R: John Gallegos, Judy Trujillo, Miss Zenke, Patricia Medina, Lydia Delatorre, Sec., Glenn Estrada, Jolene Bogner, Mike Gallegos, V. Pres., Maria Flores, Rosie Roybal, Treas., Rochelle Martinez, Priscilla Palacio, Louis Alvarez, Pres., and Janet Alvarez. LIBRARY LENDS KNOWLEDGE 3. Librarians: L to R: Margaret Gallegos, Verlina Percey, Chris Namura, Timme Pearson, Jerianne Wagner, Rita Barreras, Marilyn Parrack, Susie Sharf, Donna Foulk, Janet Bender, Loretta Mc- Afee, Claudia Hendin, Rosie Roybal, Sandy Kerr, Pam Blackburn, and Doris Barreras. 4. Marguerite Wilburn, Librarian, B. A. Adams State College. 5. FTA: L to R: Susie Sharf, Loretta McAfee. Timme Pearson, Sherri Schildknecht, Claudia Hendin, Sec.-Treas., Janet' Bender, Sherry Hunke, Rita Barreras, V. Pres., Debbie Bewley, Pam Blackburn, Pres., Jolene Bogner, Linda Medina, Valerie Carroll, and Nettie Ratzlaff. 85 Happiness fiijofcocr S fek. a ujeotnng report cartig ?? learning 1. Officers for IRC were Marcia Bowman, Sec., Marsha Hickam, Treas., and CeCe Lentini, Pres. Not pictured is Melvin Biggs, Vice Pres. 2. During the IRC banquet the members listen intently. 3. Marsha Hickam, Suzi Shuster and Rita Barreras clean up while Russ Ward and Robert Curry look on. 4. The guest speakers were Mr. and Mrs. Harold Bowers, who spoke about Nigeria. 5. Where the action was during the banquet. 6. ne i I foreman World Affairs, World History, B. A. from Colorado State College. 7 gary hind Civics, U.S. History, B. A. from Western State College. 8.ray cross Civics, World History, B. A. from Colo- rado State College. OLD MEMBERS Bill Decker Pat Etchart Dan Griffin John Irish Frank Jones Dick Klett Patty Lentini Pam Logan Janet Richards John Sobeck Rick Stevens Kevin Woods Rita Barreras Kay Jones NEW MEMBERS John Bach Ron Barbee Pam Cada Mel Clark Nancy Coleman Gilda Gonzalez Claudia Hendin Sherry Hunke Kelli Irish Steve Klett Mary Logan Ken Lunsford Linda Marlman Tom Medina Ken Woods 89 Mr. Cross's L e ctur e Are... 90 1. Mr. Cross repremands Tammy and Mary. 2. Everyone seems to be taking notes except Mike and he's wondering if that last point was really important. 3. Cindy Lance; Well, would you believe a picture is worth a thousand words? 4. Scott Kelly gives a big sigh and exclaims, Oh no, he's going to lecture AGAIN! 5. Mary and Tammy have been captured in their most frequent composure. MATHEMATICS AND LOGIC AND 2. norman harden 3. michael Schwab Chemistry, Physics, Physical Science, B. A. rrom Adams State Biology, B. S. from Southern Colorado State College, Graduate College. work at Colorado State College. SCIENCE STIMULATE DISCOVERY a.esther divney Refreihcr Ma)h Alg8bra, General Science, B. S. in Liberal Arts and B. S. in Education from Kont State University, M. A. from Kent State Univorsity. The Science Club members for 1968-69 were from left tc right in picture 1: John Gallegos, Gary Shiba, Steve Shuster, Robert Curry, Steve Klett, James Oberlander, Mel Clark, Dick Klett, Terry Corbin, Ron Barbee, John Bach, Debbie Burns Melvin Biggs, Janice Curry, Bob Decker, Nancy Coleman, Pa Kipper, Marsha Hickam, Gene Horak, Melanie Clark, Chucl Pointon, Gary Oberlander, and Jeff Holcomb. The Science Club consists of students who enjoy science and share common in- terests in this field. 5. vernon hale General Math I and II. Algebra II and College Algebra, B. S. trom Oklahoma State University Graduate work at Adams State and Northwestern State College at Alva, Oklahoma. S.lawrence sen a Refresher Math, Algebra I and II. and Geometry. B. A. Adams State College, Graduate work at Colorado State College and Utah State. sponsored by Calico Cat Gift Shop Well’s Drive-In BUSINESS COURSES TEACH 1. curt klemme D. E.. Bookkeeping. General Business, A. A. Northeastern Jr. College. B. A. Colorado State College. 2. shirley bowers Typing, Shorthand, Clerical Office Practice, B. S. Central Missouri State College 3 DE L to R: Debbie Gonzales, Linda Carson, Lena Hunt, Melvin Highline, V. Pres., Sandra Temple, Corliss Auffrey, Pat McCrackin, Carolyn Montoya, Sec., Dominick Weigel, Pam Roberts, Treas., Corky Nether- ton, Paul Williams, and Mr. Klemme. Members not pictured: Dan Griffin, Pres., Robin Hyatt, and Bill Decker. PRACTICAL KNOW HOW 4. Janice lasalle Student Teache1- 5. sue waiiace Student Teacher 96 VOCATIONAL PAVE THE WAY FFA SWEETHEART l.eugene little Auto Mechanics Vo- cational Agriculture I, II and III. 2.linda miller 3.ifuentin delaney Industrial Arts, Mechanical Drawing, B. A. Adams State College. COURSES FOR THE FUTURE 4. Don Feik and Richard Smith conduct a meeting. 5. The FFA float for Homecoming. 6. Burdick, Artio Davis, Jim Fred Darnell, Richard Smith, and Don Feik discuss farming (?) 7. Kim Wagner, David Turner, and Roy Smith sit in for an FFA meeting. OFFICERS: President—DON FEIK V. Pres.—JERRY BARBER Secretary—RICHARD SMITH Treasurer—PAUL HOGUE Reporter—FRED DARNELL Sentinel—BEN ATKINSON Jr. Advisor—JIM TURNER 98 PE HE AND SHE SHAPING m 1. vena summer Girl's Physical Education instructor. 2. jack la salle Boy's Physical Education instructor. 3 He shaping (?) in action. FHA: TOWARD NEW HORIZONS 99 4. FHA L to R: Rosanne Lucero, Elaine Apodaca, Miss Warner, Rosie Roybal, V. Pres., Claudia Hendin, Sec., Faye Alvarez, Pres., Bogie Samaniego, Glenda Saiz, Susan Groth, Romina Trujillo, Shelia England, Roxanne Smith, Charlotte Mitchell, Linda Martinez, and Donna Hutson. 5. Janet wanner Home Ec., Family Living, 3. Mr. Slobko eyes'' the candied apples made by F. H. A. B. A. Colorado State University. TROJAN BAND.. The Las Animas High School Band took on a different look this year under the direction of Mr. George Smeltzer, Jr. This year, the band was very busy with activities which included playing for football and basketball games, baccalaureate, com- mencement, Memorial Day Services and the Cherry Blossom Festival in Canon City. The band was featured in several concerts throughout the year and participated in State Music Contest. The Trojan Band enjoyed a successful and rewarding year. Do your thing George! BAND COUNCIL IN ACTION: Left-Right, Melvin Biggs, Band Manager; Pat Kipper, Junior Representative; Gary Shiba, Freshman Representative; Gene Horak, President; Melanie Clark, Head Twirler; John Bach, Vice-president; Mike Nicklos, Sopho- more Representative. IS WHERE THE ACTION IS I Trojan Band taking time out for pictures. LAHS CHORUS SINGS ON ■ The Las Animas High School Chorus enjoyed a successful year under the direction of Miss Virginia Heath. They participated in many ac- tivities. The Chorus sang for the District Student Council meeting; they went Christmas caroling; and they gave a concert at Christmas time en- titled The Singing Christmas Tree. Officers for Chorus were Bojie Samaniego, President; Bonnie Reed, Vice-president; Barbara Sales, Secretary; Phyllis Martinez, Treasurer. 103 5 GO-GO TEACHERS, MR. MRS. BARTON 6 PRACTICAL COURSE: FAMILY LIVING 7 FRANK EVAN’S UNITED STATES CONGRESSMAN STEVE WATTS -ALL WRAPPED UP IN HIS WORK In the pre-season poll of the Santa Fe AA League coaches, LA was picked no better than third place due to the loss of several important lettermen. Rocky Ford and Fowler were favored to fight for League honors. In the first game of the season, the 1968 Trojan team sounded a warning for the rest of the league by defeating Class AAA Canon City Abbey 20-12. The following week the Trojan team shutout the Holly Wildcats 25-0, and were beginning to raise heads. Traveling to Lewis Palmer they again won a victory by a score of 19-13. When Las Animas trav- eled to Fowler the following week the game had now been rated a toss-up, but the spirited Trojans downed the Grizzlies and grabbed the league lead with a 1-0 record. Riding a three game winning streak, the Trojans faced a hungry AAA Lamar eleven and were beaten 40-6. After the loss, the Trojans met the Rocky Ford Meloneers in what was termed as the League cham- pionship game and the Trojans were again beaten badly 41-12, which seemed to end all title hopes. Trojan Andy Medina breaks into the clear. 108 Tno ans Shane LA defense puts it to a Trinidad ball carrier. Tri-Captains L to R Andy Medina, David Hyatt and Tom Medina. The Trojans came back stronger than ever the following week and defeated the Trinidad Catholic team, 26-0 for a very successful Homecoming victory and were still half a game behind Rocky Ford. In the next to the last game of the season, the Trojans were victorious with a score of 27-13. The same night, Fowler was beaten by Rocky Ford 20-14 and this tied them with LA but gained the assurance of a state berth with a victory over Walsenburg accomplished by a score of 27-6. It looked as if LA would go to state again by virture of the league tie with Fowler and a victory over them. But fate stepped in and a Trinidad Catholic player was ruled ineligible and a three way tie for the League lead and a play-off developed. Las Animas, Rocky Ford, and Fowler were in- volved in the play-off and Las Animas was beaten in the first half by 12-7 and Rocky Ford went on to take the state by beating Fowler 7-0. This year’s out- standing Trojan team finished with a 7-2 record and an outstanding job well done. 109 League Title Andy Medina looks for a hole off-tackle. Trojan Offense Tninidad Fonfeit Playoff 1968 FOOTBALL SCHEDULE 1969 Las Animas High School—Las Animas Colorado Canon City Abbey Home September 6 7:30 Holly Home September 13 7:30 Lewis-Palmer There September 21 1:30 Fowler There September 27 7:30 Lamar Home October 4 7:30 Rocky Ford There October 11 7:30 ‘Trinidad Catholic Home October 18 7:30 ‘Crowley County There October 25 7:30 Walsenburg Home November 1 7:30 ‘League Games (Santa Fe League) Adults $1.00 Trojan Field Students 50c sponsored by Gardner Lumber Co. Andy Medina stiff arms a Trinidad tackier. A loney spectator, Supt. Stephen Shuster, watches a Trojan foot- ball practice. Costs LA State Benth Part of the LA huddle l to R Dick Klett, David Hyatt, Mel Clark, Tom Medina, Andy Medina. Tim Eck. Tom Medina rolls around left end looking for a first down. Trojan linemen working hard on blocking sled Linemen—Tim Eck, Paul Hogue, Dick Klett, Frank Jones, Dan Griffin. Linebackers—David Hyatt, Mel Clark, Ken Garcia. Safetys—Benje Rodriquez, Tom Medina, Andy Medina. Andy Medina (22) sweeps end as Ron Faus (39) and Frank Jones look for blocks. Pep Club cheers team back on field. sponsored by H B Hardware LA COACHES a Bottom L to R—David Hyatt, Andy Medina, Tom Medina. Row 2—Kevin Hall, Rick Schneider, Mike Nicklos, Ron Lopez, Gary Darrah, Louie Alvarez, Ken Garcia, Benjie Rodriquez, Mel Clark, Dick Klett, Dan Grif- fin, Clyde Banta. Row 3—Mike Montoya, Mike Foulk, Paul Hogue, Bob Stwalley, Mike Walters, Tim Eck, Frank Jones, Ron Faus, David Turner, Kim Wagner, Mike Kipper. Row 4 — John McClain, David Gonzales, Robert Maestas, Scott Kelly, Mike Montoya II, Allan Medina, Mac Calhoon, Dick Jones, Ben Gallegos, Lance Carson, Richard Motzkus, Dan Hemphill. Row 5 — Phil Barber, Charles Gallegos, Richard Shuster, Tim Miller, Steve Klett, Skip Gibson, John Abdulla, Jim Miller, Howard Mitchell, Ben Atkinson, Randy Taylor. Top row—-Siegfried Weigel, Jerry Barber, Ken Steve Watts, Norman Barden, Quentin Delaney, Jack LaSalle. PLACES SEVEN sponsored by Nelson’s Conoco Left to Right standing—Head Coach, Jack LaSalle; Quinten Delaney, assistant; and Frosh coach, Norm Barden.___________________________________________ All League cornerback Ken Garcia. All League halfback Andy Medina. ON LEAGUE TEAM All League guards David Hyatt (66) and Mel Clark (62). All League center Dick Klett. At the close of their outstanding season, 10 Las Animas players were placed on the All League and Honorable Mention team for the Santa Fe League. Those who were on the All State Santa Fe League were: offensive end, Frank Jones; Guards, Dave Hyatt and Mel Clark; Center, Dick Klett; and half- back, Andy Medina. On the offensive team were cornerback, Ken Garcia; and defensive end, Tim Eck (not pictured). There were three Trojans playing on the Hon- orable Mention team: tackle, Paul Hogue; quarter- back, Tom Medina; and flankerback, Benje Rodriquez. All League end Frank Jones. Dick passes after rebound. 14-6 Record Mike Passes around defender Kenny attempts a charity toss for the Trojans Rico controls basketball. sponsored by Powell Mortuary Frank controls the rebound Mike pull’s down hard earned rebound. Jerry tops in one more. Oops! ! Bob’s ready to go up for shot. Left to Right: Mike W. Montoya, Paul Hogue, Andy Medina, Louie Alverez, Gary Darrah, Ron Lopez, Mike Rose, Frank Jones, Dick Klett, Gene Horak, Dave Hyatt, Bob Stwalley, Mel Biggs, Frank Flores, Mel Clark, Gordon Smith. Across the Middle, from Left to Right: Benjie Rodriquez, Allan Medina, Coach Slobko, Ken Garcia, Tom Medina. Dick Klett—President Tom Medina—Secretary Rodriquez—Vice President Benjie Seniors receive last “A” letter from L.A.H.S-! LAHS GIVES LOUIE STANDING OVATION. Sophomores receive “A letters from coaches. Louie, “Mr. Trojan for 1969. Ed Gonzales 95 1-10-0 Jim Miller 103 2-11-0 Mike R. Montoya 103 3-6-0 Allan Medina 120 1-9-1 Lance Carson 127 3-10-0 Cosmie Gallegos 133 0-11-0 Ron Faus 138 5-4-0 Mel Clark 145 3-9-0 Dick Klett 154 7-5-0 Dan Griffin 165 9-3-0 Paul Hogue 175 0-7-0 Kim Wagner Hwt 0-2-0 Young 124 Wnestlens sponsored by Simplot Soilbuilders Holly Crowley County Rocky Ford Centennial La Junta Lamar Fowler Walsenburg Trinidad H.S. Gain Experience OPP. 39 42 50 38 48 45 42 24 32 125 126 Mel! Mel holds off a“ TIGER TROJAN Wrestlers wait for a chance. Dick Rides Foe Dan lets man grafter a pin. Paul egS9Pes wrestler Jerry injured F rom Entrance sponsored by Ft. Lyon Service sponsored by Milne Agents Inc. TROJANS LEAGUE RICO TAKES MIGHTY CUT RICO DELIVERS CHAMPS AGAIN First Row—Left to Right: K. Lunsford; B. Rodriquez; M. Montoya; T. Medina; Andy Medina; K. Garcia; M. Gallegos. Second Row: Coach Slobko; G. Darrah, J. Luke; B. Gallegos, L. Alvarez; R. Lopez; H. Wilson; P. Hogue; P. Barber. Third Row: Coach Bird; Allan Medina; F. Jones; D. Jones; G. Pitts; B. Stwalley; T. Eck; D. Turner; J. Abdulla. ALL CONFERENCE PLAYERS-Back Row-Left to Right: Benjie Rodriquez; Mike Montoya; Tom Medina. Front Row- Left to Right: Andy Medina; Frank Jones; Bob Stwalley. ACTION ! 1. Garcia gets support from bench. 2. Manager Darrel Edmunds. 3. Andy scores again. 4. Love In 5. Ken Garcia takes a swing. 6. Hit to right field. sponsored by Las Animas Welding [ .c 1. and 2. Loyal Trojan Fans. 3. Alvarez takes second. 4. A Robbery? 5. Medina safe on first. Las Animas Trojan season record 12-6 133 Ed Gonzalez, Nathan Tompson, William Walters, Roger Fiorini, Larry Anderson, Pat Loper, John Lickhart, Robert Mestas, Jerry Wilson, Richard Shuster, Mel Clark, Ron Wilson, Mike Walters, Steve Klett, Don Esquibel, Lloyd Kastl, Dick Klett, Mike Snyder, Shawn McGrath, manager and Coach Barden. Track and Golf show Mel Clark Robert Mestas, Roger Fiorini Clyde Banta, Steve Foulk, Mike Foulk, David Nichols. Mr. Hale, Coach. Clyde Banta. Improvement Mike Foulk, David Nichols, Clyde Banta, Steve Foulk. PEP CLUB Pushes During the 1968-1969 school year. Pep Club innovations such as the Spirit Stick and Spirit Box, with its variety of surprises, kept spirit high. Students' enthusiasm was reflected in brightly painted banners and in the din of noisemakers. All classes had the honor of winning the Spirit Stick while the sophomores and freshmen were the winners of the Spirit Box the three times it was presented. The Spirit Box's Spirit Jug went to the sophomores and the freshmen ended basketball and wrestling season with its wins of the Spirit Turtle and the BOMB. Despite some internal difficulties. Pep Club had a successful year with spirit reaching an all time high. In hopes of having even more success in years to come, the year was ended with amending of the Constitution and officer and cheerleader elections. Spirit To New High Pam Logan, secretary, places the Spirit Stick in the trophy Treasurer Sherry Hunke points out a basketball statistic, case following an assembly. President and Lettergirls—Carolyn Montoya, Debbie Gonzales, Linda Martinez, Barb Moody (substitute for Donna Hutson), Pam Blackburn, Diana Carpenter, Linda Miller—give support to Trojans. 138 Rita Barreras Patty Lentini C hris Namura FIGHT TROJANS Pam Logan Mary Logan Ellen Cunningham Debbie Bewley Linda Medina Nancy Coleman Janet Bender Sherry Hunke sponsored by Neill’s Drive-Inn FIGHT Jeriann Wagner and Laura Lockhart First Thoughts The first step into those halls where the smell of Lysol and sweat so familiar greets and tells of times to come made to fall to my knees and pay some insincere respect to a senior exercising a given authority- forced to button I feel somewhat inferior tension caught between stomach and throat I walk into my first class where I'm handed the book whose author and title I fail to notice yet take note of those who come in and sit that man in front I fear calls my name—demands respect as my first day begins I open the book I hold in two wet hands and read the wall. russ ward HEALTH OF NATIONS IS WEALTH OF NATIONS 5hade of a JUNIOR AWARDS DAY 69 Donna Foulk OTERO AWARD Dick Klett VFW AWARD Dick Klett A-AWARD Marcia Bowman A-AWARD Cene Horak John Bach Pat Kipper Robert Curry MATH AWARD Pam Jackson,TimmePearson,MelanieClark,SandiKerr, Patty Lentini, Gilda Gonzalez Rosie Roybal CRISCO AWARD SuzieShuster BETTY CROCKER PatMcCrackin B PW AWARD MarciaBowman AAUW AWARD SENIOR HONOR STUDENTS Jin Jean and Ellis McCracken and son, work to repair and reupholster a sofa in their shop. 154 D E BAY SERVICE Dick Conklin works to repair a pick-up truck at D E BAY SERVICE. Bob West leans on one of the Showalter feed trucks. SHOWALTER GRAIN UP-TO-DATE SHOE SHOP HELP-UR-SELF LAUNDRY Juanita Conklin and Joyce Hedgecoke are always there to help you if you can't HELP-UR-SELF. 156 Mrs. Laura Seamon watches as Mike Seamon and Edward Gonzales work on shoe repairs; Dave Seamon is also an employee. Ron Barbee explains the merits of a pair of Levi's to Dick Klett. Cece Lentine, a BENT COUNTY DEMOCRAT employee, shows Melanie Clark a new Smith-Corona electric typewriter. c B0 E U N N T T Y O E M O C R A T Clinton Burns has a large selection of new tires for cars and trucks at the VALLEU CO-OP. ARKANSAS VALLEY CO-OP 157 MONTGOMERY WARD Mrs. Tillie Seamon shows Pam Logan and Janet Bender the lounge chairs at the MONTGOMERY WARD store. B E A MU A T 2Ys E 5 c A L O N Marge Thompson combs out and styles a customer's hairdo. CHAMBER OF COMMERCE Las Animas, Colo. Lance Carson and Dick Klett dream about Widetracking in that lYoy Pontiac from KESTER MOTOR COMPANY. KESTER MOTOR CO. LAS ANIMAS OIL COMPANY 160 us knives o i eo. Laura Seamon, Melanie Clark, and Pam Logan help in giving LAS ANIMAS fine SHAMROCK and NITROMITfc service. FORD has a better idea! JENKINS MOTOR COMPANY It's a going thing! Bent Avenue Las Animas ,Colorado Corky Netherton, D.E. student, bags a customer's groceries at GEORGE'S. For name brands and efficient service see George or Billie Paxton. GEORGE'S SUPER MARKET THE CITY PHARMACY Several LAHS students browse in the newly redecorated CITY PHARMACY where the best cosmetics and pharmaceuticals may be purchased. BEN FRANKLIN STOUGH’S FLOWER SHOP Dick Klett picks up a corsage from Guelah Adams tor that special date. Frances Cortinez and Laura Seamon look through the large display of greeting cards. Laura Seamon, Melanie Clark, and Pam Logan admire new Jantzen sportswear at the SMART SHOP. Dan Griffin is won over to a Plymouth by Ken Slack. Ron Lingle concentruie as ne trims a customer's hair. Shuster, Marsha Hiclcam, and Melvin Highline demonstrate one of the handsome Zenith stero consoles at GAMBLES. GAMBLES J S APPLIANCES See Ed and Jim Thayer for all your furniture and appliance needs. SAMUELSON OPTOMETRY See Paul Samuelson for your optometry needs. Laura Seamon and Melanie Clark look at samples of the fine paint carried at LAS ANIMAS LUMBER COMPANY. LAS ANIMAS TRANSFER For all your moving needs. 168 For jewelry and watch repair see Fuzzy at FUZZY'S WATCH SHOP. Come partake at the TASTEE FREEZ. What to buy. What to buy. Sigh pondering LAHS students. It's hard to decide with such a wide selection. PENN'S - REXALL DRUG BOB’S STANDARD SERVICE BOB AND DAN ARE ALWAYS THERE WITH DEPENDABLE SERVICE. Hungry for Mexican food? Visit the COPE! BAUBLIT’S PAINTING This little man really knows what he's putting up. For a profes- sional painting job, call Jack Baublits. COPENHAGEN STUDENT INDEX John Abdulla 66, 115, 131 Sandra Allen 35, 42 Faye Alvarez 35, 55, 99 Janet Alvarez 66, 84 Louie Alvarez 23, 35, 84, 115, 117, 118, 119, 123, 131 Larry Anderson 48 Sandra Anderson 35 Susan Anderson 55, 56, 114 Wanda Anderson 66 Arthur Apodaca 66 Elaine Apodaca 48, 99 Jerry Apodaca 66 Ben Atkinson 13, 48, 115 Corliss Auffrey 12, 35, 42 Margot Auffrey 56, 64 Roberta Avila 39 John Bach 14, 18, 47, 48, 92, 100, 103 Gary Baer 35 Kenneth Baer 56 Douglas Banister 56 Christine Banta 10, 64, 66, 74 Clyde Banta 26, 35, 115 Ron Barbee 14, 26, 27, 48, 88, 92, 58 Jerry Barber 48, 115, 131 Phillip Barber 66, 75, 115 Tom Barber 43, 66 Doris Barreras 66, 75, 8a, 114 Rita Barreras 4, 11, 14, 18, 48, 85, 88, 138 Cliff Barrows 35 Georgia Bell 66 Janet Bender 8, 11, 21, 48, 85, 138, 159, 170 Wanda Berger 48, 52, 103 Debbie Bewley 56, 85, 114, 138 Mel Biggs 18, 26, 27, 46, 92, 100, 120, 121, 123 Pam Blackburn 8, 35, 41, 85, 136, 137 Jolene Bogner 10, 48, 84, 85 Brian Bono Pete Bono 48, 66 Suzette Booker Buana Borne 8, 65 Marcia Bowman 8, 14, 18, 19, 21, 38, 40, 88, 150, 151 Gregory Bradford 49 Debbie Bryning 10, 16, 62, 67 Gary Burdick 49, 96 Larry Burdick 56, 17 Garry Burroughs 56 Debbie Burns 10, 49, 92, 100, 165 Fred Burton 67 Pam Cada 14, 66, 67 Mac Calhoun 13, 36, 115, 103 Mary Calhoun 56 Diana Carpenter 8, 36, 114, 137 Valorie Carrol 18, 49, 85 Lance Carson 67, 115, 125, 126, 128, 129, 161 Linda Carson 36, 137 Debbie Carter 16, 23, 36, 55 Melanie Clark 8, 11, 21, 49, 92, 100, 150, 159, 162, 165, 166, 169 Mel Clark 21, 36, 89, 17, 92, 123, 110, 111, 112, 113, 115, 116, 126, 128, 129 Tommy Cline 67 Mike Cook 56 Carrie Cook 57, 73 Nancy Colman 18, 49, 88, 92, 138 Edwin Corbin 56 Terry Corbin 49, 92 Cece Cordova 17, 36, 95 Frances Cortinez 67, 165, 166 Robert Cortinez 36 Doris Crowder 56 Ellen Cunningham 8, 23, 49, 138 Ronda Cunningham 43, 66, 67, 75 Janice Curry 4, 18, 49, 92 Judy Curry 67 Robert Curry 18, 19, 36, 88, 92, 151 Gary Darrah 23, 49, 115, 123, 131 Fred Darnell 17, 49, 97 Artie Davis 17, 49, 96 Robert Decker 49, 92 Bill Decker 36, 88 Jerry Delatorre 36 Lydia Delatorre 67, 84 Darrel Dickerson Lawerence Dietrich 56 David Dillon 36 Edward Dillon 56, 59 Terry Dowell 56, 90, 91 Charles Duran Henrinetta Duran 49 Thereas Duran 43, 67, 103 Arlyn Eck 57 Norman Eck 21, 57, 110, 111, 112, 113, 115, 117, 118, 131 Daryl Edmunds 49, 132 Dale England 37 Sheila England 57, 99 Donald Esquibel 49 Winnie Estabrook 67 Glenn Estrada 57, 84, 121 Lyndell Estrada 9, 10, 66, 67 Rudy Estrada 4, 9, 56 PatEtchart 11,37,43,88, 101 Gale Evens 66, 67, 114 Mary Everson 67 Mike Fairbanks Ron Faus 21, 37, 114, 115 Anita Feik 57, 91 Donald Feik 18, 37, 87, 97 Eddie Fernandes 67 Linda Ferrell 48, 52, 103 Curtis Femple 93 Roger Fiorini 56, 57 Frank Flores 14, 49, 123 Marie Flores 68, 84 Cheryl Foster 57 Melinda Foster 37, 42 Donna Foulk 18, 37, 85, 104 Mike Foulk 57, 115, 17 Steve Foulk 57 Dora Fulton 68 Benjamin Gallegos 68, 115, 131 Charles Gallegos 42, 68 Cosme Gallegos 68, 125, 126 James Gallegos 68 John Gallegos 68, 84, 92, 126 Lorraina Gallegos 68 Margaret Gallegos 49, 85 Mike Gallegos 14, 56, 68, 84, 157, 131 Charles Garber Kenny Garcia 21, 49, 110, 111, 115, 116, 117, 119, 123, 131, 132 Nancy Garcia 57 Rose Garcia 49 Glenda Gardener 8, 57, 64 Mary Jane Gibson 49 Wellman Gibson 66, 68, 115 Carl Glass 69 Kathryn Goedert 69 Debbie Gonzales 8, 37, 137 David Gonzales 57, 115, 126 Edward Gonzalez 56, 57, 158, 124, 126 Emily Gonzalez 69 Gilda Gonzalez 49, 88, 102, 150 Janie Gonzalez 69 Rowemary Gonzalez 49, 95 Cathy Gordon 37, 87 Dan Griffin 18,31,37,89, 110, 111, 113, 115, 127, 128, 129, 167, 171, 151, 55 Susan Groth 56, 57, 68, 99 Kevin Hall 49, 115 Toni Hale 8, 56, 57, 43 La Vonne Hansen 50 Richard Harris 50 Luana Hawkins 69, 75 Vickie Hawkins 50 Dan Hemphill 57, 115, 121 Claudia Hendin 18, 37, 85, 99, 151 Marsha Hickman 19, 46, 50, 88, 92 Marlenn Hicks 57, 68, 99, 103 Linda Hieronimouns 69, 103 Mel Highline 37 Doug Hogue 23, 57 Paul Hogue 21, 50, 110, 111, 113, 115, 123, 127, 131 John Hohn 69 Jeff Holcomb 50, 92 Steve Holloway 57 Eugene Horak 4, 23, 50, 92, 117, 123, 16, 100, 150 Barbara Horber 50, 103 Larry Huddleston, 56, 57, 120, 121 Charlie Huff 69 Ed Huff 69 Sherri Hunke 11, 57, 60, 62, 85, 93 Lena Hunt 38 Gary Hunter 57, 126, 128 Lark Hurley 69, 73 Donna Hutson 8, 38, 41, 99, 42 David Hyatt 21, 27, 38, 109, 110, 111, 112, 113, 115, 116, 87, 123, 4 Robin Hyatt 38 John Irish 18, 19, 23, 27, 50, 88, 89, 16 Kelli Irish 57, 59, 64, 95 Mary Jackson 9, 10, 50 Pam Jackson 50, 114 Scott Jackson 38, 55 Fredia Jaramillo 69 Jerri Jensen 8, 23, 69 Frank Jones 14,21,38,41,110,111, 113, 114, 115, 116, 117, 118, 123, 16, 131 Kay Jones 14,57,64,68,95 Dick Jones 69, 115, 116, 117, 119, 42, 131 Scott Jones 14, 15, 38 Larry Jordan 57 Tom Jordan 50 Lloyd Kastle 69. 75 Pat Kastle 50 Scott Kelly 22, 57, 115, 91 Phyllis Kemper 57 Diana Kerr 69 Sandra Kerr 50. 85, 87. 17. 150 Mike Kipper 13, 57, 58, 115 Pat Kipper 26, 47, 50. 92, 5, 16, 100, 150 Richard Klett 21,38, 110. 111. 112. 113, 115, 116, 87. 88. 92, 158. 150, 151, 161, 166, 167 170, 122, 123, 126, 127, 128, 16 Steven Klett 66, 67, 68, 69, 115, 82 Dale Kortz 4, 5, 38 Voila Lamn Cindy Lance 58, 90, 91 Cece Lentini 34, 38, 41,88, 159, 16, 42, 55 Patti Lentini 18, 19, 23, 50, 88, 138, 139, 16, 150 Cliff Lewis 69 Diane Lewis 46, 50 Tom Lewis 46, 50 John Lockhart 50 Laura Lockhart 58, 59, 90, 129 Mary Logan 4, 8, 14, 56, 58, 68, 90, 91 Pam Logan 11, 18, 19, 23, 50, 159, 166, 170, 136, 138, 4, 100 Kay Long 8, 21, 25, 34, 37, 38, 136, 137, 130, 16 Vicki Long 58 Robert Lopez 69 Lolita Lopez 69, 75 Ron Lopez 50, 115, 118, 117, 123, 131 Rose Ann Lucero 23, 58, 99 Kenneth Lungsford 58, 131 Jack Luke 131 Jan Lusk 51 William Madrid 58 Beulah Maes 70 Pauline Maes 70 Wilbert Maes 58 Robert Maestas 115 Rita Magana 70 Linda Marlman 66, 70, 74 Jacque Martenson 39 Archie Martinez 70 Connie Martinez 70 June Martinez 43, 70 Lilly Martinez 58 Linda Martinez 8, 39, 87, 99, 137 Phyliss Martinez 51,103 Rochelle Martinez 70, 84 Ron Martinez 58 Rubin Martinez Steve Martinez 51 Tim Martinez Karen Mascarenas 70, 75 Janis Mather 70 Robert Mather 58 Loretta McAfee 39, 68, 85 Mary McAfee 70 John McClain 115 Helen McCrackin 8, 58 Pat McCrackin 39, 151 Tamora McDermott 12, 56, 58, 64, 91, 103 Shawn McGrath 70 Allen Medina 13, 58, 115, 123, 124, 126, 128, 129, 131 Andy Medina 21,51, 108, 109, 110, 111, 112, 113, 114, 115, 116, 117, 118, 123, 131 Linda Medina 11, 58, 85, 138, 103 Pat Medina 70, 84 Tommy Medina 11,21, 39, 109, 110, 111, 112, 113, 115, 118, 117, 122, 123, 133, 131 Linda Melchoir 62, 66, 70 Robert Mestas 58, 121 Ceclia Miller 39, 137 James Miller 70, 115, 125 Linda Miller 8, 39, 96, 137 Pam Miller 58 Tim Miller 70,115 Charlotte Mitchell 51,99 Howard Mitchell 70, 115 James Mitchell 14,70 Jo Ann Mondragon 70 Richard Mondragon 58 Sharon Mondragon 48, 51 Rosemary Montano 39 Carolyn Nontaya 8, 21, 22, 25, 35, 39, 41, 137 Christine Montoya 51 John Montoya Linda Montoya 70 Mike R. Montoya 14, 58, 115, 123, 124 Mike W. Montoya 21, 58, 62, 1 15, 118, 119, 117, 123, 131 Stella Montcya 70, 43, 103 Barbara Moody 8, 58, 62, 63, 68 137, 5, 103 Leon Moon 58 Randy Moore 51 Terry Morlan 51 Linda Morton 51 Richard Motzkus 70, 115 David Muller 51 David Muniz 40 Mike Muniz 59, 120, 121 William Muniz 59 Sharon Murray 8, 21, 123, 59, 62 Christine Namura 4. 8, 59, 64, 62, 85, 5 Alvin Neil 70 Le Roy Neil 70 Dennis Netherton 40, 164 Linda Nevarez 59 Paul Nevarez 59 David Nichlos 68, 70 Mike Nichlos 21, 26, 59, 115, 90. 91, 121, 5, 100 Katherine Niswonger 70, 75 Kenneth Niswonger 68, 70 Marcia Nordell 23, 40, 41 James Oberlander 70, 92 Gary Oberlander 18,51,92,98 Karen O'Neil 59 Sharon O'Neil 59 Garvey Ortiz 70 Pauline Otero 72, 103 Isabell Pacheo 59 Priscillia Palacio 72, 84 Pete Palomino 72 John Panick Marilynn Parrack 59, 85 Virlene Pearcy 59, 114, 85, 103 Timmie Pearson 10, 51, 85, 136, 150 Debbie Penn 5, 51 Susan Phillips 13, 40, 51 Guy Pitts 48,52,131 Charles Pointon 52, 92 Linda Pointon 72 Pat Pointon 59 Gary Poole Linda Powers 52 Jonis Pryor 52 Tracy Pryor 72 Kathy Quintana 72 Lawrence Quintana 72 Eugene Ramsey 52 Nettie Ratzlaff 23, 59, 114, 85, 55 John Rebel 52, 68 Bonnie Reed 52, 103 Debbie Resinger 52 Sandra Resinger 60, 103 Janet Richards 22, 60, 63, 55, 95 Greg Ricken 60, 97 Mary Ricken 72, 75 Pam Roberts 40 Benjie Rodriquez 5, 23, 40, 42, 110, 111, 113, 115, 116, 119, 122, 131, 130 Julia Rodriquez 60 Margret Rodriquez 60 Linda Rodriquez 69 Robert Rodriquez 72 Linda Romero 8, 21,72, 74 Pasty Romero 52, 103 Rocky Romero 72 Jessie Ronquillo 72 Mike Rose 52, 123, 16, 55 Paul Roybal 72, 151 Rosie Roybal 23, 40, 84, 85, 99 Glenda Saiz 60, 99, 103 Mary Ann Saiz 87 Richie Saiz 60 Cecelia Saldana 72, 75 Tereasa Saldana 11, 52, 95 Barbara Sales 60, 103 Carol Samaniego 52 Delores Samaniego 11, 23, 25, 60, 99, 116, 103 Gilbert Sauceda 72 Donald Scanger Annella Schaffer 72, 114 Steve Schaffer 52, 55 Zita Schaffer 50, 60 Ricky Schneider 26, 56, 60, 115 Sue Scharf 52, 85, 16 Sherry Schildknecht 46, 52, 85, 136 David Seamon 60, 72 Diana Seamon 62, 66 Joesph Seamon 56, 60, 158 Laura Seamon 9, 11,21, 36, 40, 162, 165, 166, 169, 5 Terry Seat 4, 40 Emil Servaes 52 James Servaes 72, 75, 98 Luchia Servaes 52 Robert Servaes Scott Sherman 53 Gary Shiba 72, 73, 100 Richard Shuster 67, 68, 72, 115, 92 Susie Shuster 18, 41, 60, 89, 163, 151 Barbara E. Smith 53, 17 Barbara J. Smith 60 Connie Smith 53, 17 Gordon Smith 69. 123 Jackalyn Smith 72, 103 Larry Smith 48, 53 Mark Smith 72 Richard Smith 53, 97, 16 Roxana Smith 53, 17 Roy Smith 60, 97 Terry Smith 48, 53 Mike Snyder 41, 43, 87 Terri Synder 53, 73 David Sobeck 14, 62 John Sobeck 27, 53, 72, 89 Joyce Solf 53 Rick Stevens 26, 60, 121 Cece Stine 41 Gregory Stinebeck 61 Tim Stinebeck Carol Stout 60 Clifford Stuart 72, 75 Bob Stwally 14,26,53, 131, 110, 120, 121, 123 Patricia Stwally 61,64, 103 Mary Taliferro 47, 53, 16 Sandra Taliferro 66, 72, 75, 114 Randy Taylor 61 Larry Temple 61 Sandra Temple 41 Nathen Thompson Harold Tomlin 61 La Vonne Tomlin 41 Ben Trujillo 72 Connie Trujillo 41 David Trujillo 73 Judy Trujillo 73, 84 Robert Trujillo Romina Trujillo 61, 99 Larry Trujillo 73 Peg Tull 8,61,64,93, 114 David Turner 21,61, 110, 111, 115, 97, 126, 127, 128, 131 Jim Turner 53, 96 Dorothy Tyler 61 Tommy Tyska 61 Lional Valdez 61 De Verle Vancampen 43, 73 Lora Vanderpool 61 Sandra Vela 46, 53 Dolore Vigil 73 Marie Vigil 23, 53, 103 Guy Wagner 53 Jerriann Wagner 61, 85, 139 Kim Wagner 61, 115,97, 127 John Walters 53 Mike Walters 53, 115, 16 William Walters 61 Russ Ward 11, 14, 18, 19,26,27, 41, 43, 88, 5 Steven Watts 26, 61, 63, 115, 121 Dominick Weigel 41 Siegfried Weigel 61, 115 Gene Weir 51, 53 Doug Wight Paul Williams 41 Donald Wilson 61, 92 Dorothy Wilson 50, 53, 87 Harry Wilson 66, 73 Jerry Wilson 11,61, 120, 121, 131 Peggy Wilson 73 Ronald Wilson 53 Yvonne Wixam 66, 73 Kevin Woods 61 Kenneth Woods 73, 145 SENIORS FINISH FOUR ALLEN, sanDRA: Class Officer 1, 2, ETCHART, PAT: Basketball 1; Base- Y-Teens 1, 9 3. 4- Dramatics Sec.-. 3; Cheerleader 2, 3; Pep Club 2; FHA 3. ball 1; Class Officer 2; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Treas. 2. ALVAREZ, FAYE: Annual 4; FHA 1.IRC3, 4; Student Council 2. LONG, KAY: Annual 3; Class Officer 2, Vice-Pres. 3, Pres. 4; Pep Club 3; FAIRBANKS, MIKE: Football 1; Bas- 4; Band 1, 2, 3; Pep Club 1, Spanish Club 2, 3; Student Council 3; ketball 1; Baseball 1. 2, Vice-Pres. 3, Pres. 4; Student Council Trojan Spirit 4; Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4; Li- FAUS, RON: Football 4; Wrestling 1, 2, 3; Trojan Spirit 3; Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, Vice brarian 4. 4; Annual 4; Trojan Spirit 4. Pres. 4. ALVAREZ, LOUIS: Football 2, 3, 4; FEIK, DONALD: FFA 1, 2, 3, 4; NHS MARTENSON, JACQUELINE: Annual Basketball 3, 4; Baseball 2, 3, 4; A-Club 3, 4; Boy’s State 3. 3; Latin Club 3; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; 3, 4; Spanish Club Pres. 4. FOULK, DONNA: Annual 3; Latin Club Spanish Club 2, 3; Trojan Spirit 3; Y- ANDERSON, SANDRA: Pep Club 1, 2, 1, 2; NHS 3, 4; Pep Club 1, 2; Trojan Teens 1, 2, 3, 4; Dramatics 2, 3. 3; Spanish Club 1. Spirit 3; Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4; Librarian 4. MARTINEZ, LINDA: Class Officer 4; AVILA, ROBERTA: FHA 1, 3; Pep GONZALES, DEBBIE: Cheerleader 3: FHA 1, 2, 3, 4; Latin Club 3; Pep Club, Club 2, 3; Spanish Club 1, 3, 4; Y-Teens DE Club 4; FHA 1, 2; Latin Club 3; Pep 1, 2, 3, Letter Girl 4; Spanish Club 1, 2, 1, 2, 3, 4; Dramatics 3, 4. Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 1, 4; Y- 4; Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4; Trojan Spirit 4. BAER, GARY: Basketball 1, 2, 3; Track Teens 1, 2, 3, 4; Librarian 3; Dramatics MARTINEZ, RUBEN: 3; Latin Club 1. 3, 4; CYO 1, 2, 3, 4. McAFEE, LORETTA: FHA 1, 2; FTA BANTA, CLYDE: Football 2, 4; Basket- GORDON, MARY: Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4 3, 4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club ball 1, 3, 4; Golf 2, 3; Annual 2, 4; FFA Spanish Club 1; Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4; Li 3; Librarian 3, 4. 1, 2, 3, 4; Key Club 2, 3, 4; Trojar brarian 3, 4. McCRACKIN, PATRICIA: DE Club 1; Spirit 3, 4. GRIFFIN, DAN: Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 1; Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4; Librarian BARROWS, CLIFF: DE Club 4. Basketball 1; Wrestling 2, 3, 4; Class 4. BLACKBURN, PAM: Class Officer 4; Officer 4; DE Club 4; IRC 2, 3, 4; NHS FTA 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Spanish 3, 4; Spanish Club 1. Club 3; Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4. HENDIN, CLAUDIA: Annual 3, 4; BOWMAN, MARCIA: IRC 3, 4; Latin FHA 4; Trojan Spirit3, 4; Y-Teens 3, 4; Club 1; NHS 3, 4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Librarian 4; NHS 4; Quill and Scroll; Student Council 4; Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4; FTA 4. Dramatics 2. HIGHLINE, MELVIN: Football 3; DE CALHOON, MARTIN: Football 1, 2, 4; Club 4. Baseball 1, 3, 4; Wrestling 2; Annual 3; HYATT, DAVID: Football 1, 2, 3, 4: Band 1, 2, 3, 4. Golf 1, 2, 3; Wrestling 2; A-Club 4; An- CARPENTER, DIANA: Annual 3; Band nual 3, 4; FFA 1, 2, 3; Key Club 2, 3, 1, 2, 3; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, Letter Girl 4; Vice-Pres. 4; Trojan Spirit 3, 4. Trojan Spirit 3; Y-Teens 1, 2. HYATT, ROBIN: Football 1; Baseball CARSON, LINDA: Annual 3; DE Club 2; A-Club 2; DE Club 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4. 4; Latin Club 2; Pep Club 1, 2; Trojan HUNT, LENA: Annual 1; DE Club 1; Spirit 3; Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4; Librarian 2; Pep Club 1, 2; Trojan Spirit 1; Y-Teens Santa Fe Trail Day Queen Candidate. 1, 2, 3, 4; Girl’s State 3. CARTER, DEBRA: Class Officer 3; HUTSOn, DONNA: FHA 4; Latin FHA 1; FTA 3, 4; Pep Club 1, 2; Span- Club I; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, Letter Girl 4; ish Club 3, 4; Y-Teens 2, 3, 4. Y-Teens 2, 3, 4; Office Girl 3, 4. CLARK, ROBERT: Football 1, 2, 3, 4, JACKSON, SCOTT: Track 1; Wrestling 4; A-Club 1, 2, 3, 4; JONES, FRANK: Football 1, 2. 3, 4; Spanish Club 3; Student Council 2, 3; Basketball 1, 2 ,3, 4; A-Club 3, 4; Class Band 1, 2, 3; NHS 3, 4. Officer 3; IRC 2, 4, Vice-Pres. 3; Stu CORDDOVA, CECELIA: Annual 3; dent Council 3; Pres. 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3, FHA 1, 3, 4; Pep Club 1,2, 4; Spanish 4. Club 1, 2; Trojan Spirit 3; Y-Teens 1, 2. JONES, SCOTT: Football 1; Basketball CORTINEZ, ROBERT: Band 2. 1. 2; Band 1, 2; Student Council 1, 4. CURRY ROBERT: IRC 1, 2, 3, 4; An KLETT, RICHARD: Football 1, 2; Golf nual 3; Key Club 3, 4; Latin Club 1; 1. 2, 3; Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4; A-Club 3, NHS 3, 4; Trojan Spirit 3; VFW 2nd 4; Latin Club 1; NHS 3, 4; Trojan Spirit Award for Essay 3; Science Club 4. 2; IRC 2, 3, 4; Key Club 3, 4. DECKER, WILLIAM: Football 1, 3 KORTZ, DALE: Basketball 1: Baseball Track 1; DE Club 4; IRC 3. L Annual 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Key Club DELATORRE, JERRY: 3, 4; Student Council 1, 3; Trojan Spirit DICKERSON, DARRELL: 3.4. DILLON, DAVID: Track 2; Latin Club LENTINI, CECELIA: Class Officer 1, 1. 4; Band 1, 2, 3; IRC 1, 2, 3; Pres. 4; ENGLAND, DALE: FFA 1; Band 1, 2, Latin dub 1, 3; NHS 3; Vice-Pres. 4; 3. Pep Club 1, 2, 3; Student Council I, 3; 73 ACTIVE YEARS AT LAHS. 174 MEDINA, THOMAS: Football 1, 2 3, 4;SAIZ, MARY ANN: Pep Club 1; Span-Track 1, 2, 4; DE Club 4; Spanish dub Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4;ish Club 1; Trojan Spirit 3. 1. A-Club 1, 2; Annual 4; Spanish Club l.SEAMON, LAURA: Band 1, 2, 3; Latin 2, 3; Trojan Spirit 4. Club 1; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Y-Teens 1, MILLER, LINDA: Annual 3; Pep Club2, 3, 4; Dramatics 2, 3, 4. 1, 2, 3, Letter Girl 4; Trojan Spirit 3;SEAT, TERRY: Annual 4; FFA 1, 2, 3; Y-Teens 1; Office Girl 3, 4. Trojan Spirit 4; Rodeo Club Vice-Pres. MONTANO, ROSEMARY: FHA 1, 2, 3;3. Pep Club 1, 2; Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4. SHUSTER, SUZANNE: FTA 3, 4; IRC MONTOYA, CAROLYN: Cass Office 3, 4; NHS 3, 4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4. 1, 2; Cheerleader 2, 3,; DE Cub 4; Pei SNYDER, MIKE: Track 1, 2, 3, 4; A- Club 1 ,2, 3, Letter Girl 4; Studen Club 3; Amvual 2; Class Officer 3; Stu- Council 3; Y-Teens 1, Sec. 2, Vice-Pres.dent Council 3; Trojan Spirit 2. 3, Pres. 4. STINE, CECELIA: FHA 1, 2, 3, Sec. 4- MUNIZ, DAVID: Football 1, BasketballSpanish Club 2; Y-Teens 4. 1, 2, 3; Baseball 1, 3; Spanish Club 1, 2.TEMPLE, SANDRA: DE Club 4; Pep NETHERTON, DENNIS: Basketball 3;Club 2, 3; Spanish Club 3; Librarian 2 Annual 3; Trojan Spirit 3. 3. NORDELL, MARCIA: Annual 3, 4; Pep TOMLIN, LAVONNE: Band 1, 2, 3; Y • Club 1, 2, 3; Trojan Spirit 3, 4; Y-TeensTeens 1, 2, 3, 4. 1, 2, 3, 4; Dramatics 2, 4. TRUJILLO, ROBERT: Football 1, 2, 3 POOLE, GARY: Basketball 1. Track 1, 2; Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4; A-Clut ROBERTS, PAM ALA: DE Club 4; 4; Annual 4; Trojan Spirit 4; State Band 1, 2, 3; Spanish Club 2. Wrestler 4. RODRIQUEZ, BENJI: Football 1, 3, 4; WARD, RUSSELL: Basketball 1; Base- Basketball 1, 2, 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; ball 1; Annual 4; Class Officer 2; IRC A-Club 1, 2, 3, 4; DE Club 4; Latin dubl. 2, 3, 4; Key dub 2, 3; Pres. 4; 3; Spanish dub 1, 3; Trojan Spirit 4. 3, 4; Student Council 4; Trojan ROYBAL, ROSIE: Annual 3, 4; FHA 1,4. 2, 3, Vice-Pres. 4; Spanish dub 1, Treas.WEIGEL, DOMINICK: DE dub 4; 4; Trojan Spirit 3, 4; Y-Teens 4; QuillBarwi 2, 3. and Scroll 4. WILLIAMS, PAUL: Basketball 1. 2;. TAYLOR PUBLISHING COMPANY The World's Best Yearbooks Are Taylor-made iiiiSiKiiii rV '•- -’ 7 -_. - .v’,’. C-TvC ‘, ' ' '-'V - - ivl 'V’ • •' ‘V� rZ'C -'- l-‘.‘ ’ - - • 'M'.' V' ; ; I’'vy'yJ -%-'. l . v vX;X v 'X -i y X ■ , vv?£ .;• ••• - .::. • i ' '• -:-v.'':: i. -'tVv � • yV� ‘'y- V ., 2 y o - -5 ’ ' X v’yI' i: gstss l x-i £, cXgffiSSvCf Ww ;; : : y:V-:- V ';'-:': W '‘- iv.'.v •- - . JI--ry - vv --. v.y .: ‘-v� vrv, . 7_ _ ■ . •.' 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