Central High School - Tawasi Yearbook (Grand Junction, CO)

Text from Pages 1 - 200 of the 1972 volume:

1971-72 Outstanding Students Camille Susemihl and Greg Halsey THE TAWASI 1972 Cheryle Hilgenfeld Editor Leonard C. Lehl Adivsor Jack Ekhart American Yearbook Representative . . . An Annual Publication of Central High School, Grand Junction, Colorado 81501... The Faces of Students. The Face Or Faces of a School—One Cannot Be nt Without the Other. . .a Smile, a Frown, Looks of Success, We Struggle Only for What We Feel Is Right. 'A Smile Is Just a Frown Turned Upside Down . . . End of a Battle. . . K End of a Good Year. . . A Wet Championship Once in a While, We Even Did Some Work We Were Happy. . . We Even Worried . . . We Found We Could Meet Challenges; At Least Some of Us Did . . . and So All That's Left Turn Pages for More! TABLE OF CONTENTS Opening SectioncI... Just Passed • ''% I V t ' 9 A' VijS Schopl-Life .............. '.P ges « Clubs Oipanizatlons . :• _ . fjr.. Classes ...................• Pages 91-130 Faculty, Administratiofl S? • ■ Pages 131-138 J thleitics • frtis.ng ■ • vfagps 161-192 ______________________________________________ 1971 Homecoming lane Carlson [unior Attendant The Student Council asked help in selecting this year's Homecoming theme. Since our school sits in the midst of cornfields, it was appropriate that someone suggest Cornstalks and Courage . This theme generated some controversy, but most of the student body finally accepted the fact and are quite proud and honored by the theme. College Night 1972 College Night gives parents and students op- portunity to get firsthand information from many colleges that are represented—informa- tion on admission, test requirements, finan- cial aid, as well as items on social life, the campus, etc. March-A-Thon Many Central students participated in the first annual March of Dimes March-a- thon, October, 1971, The purpose of the march was to raise money by walking to help those who are not able to walk. Challenge Talent Night First place went to the seniors presenting Shakespear's A Mid- summer Night's Dream . The cast in- volved twenty-one members of the Senior Class. Directing the play were Cissy Eggar and Phyllis Bush. Junior Class production— Tabbacy Road With Detours Central’s annual Challenge Talent Night , involving plays from each class in competition, was success- ful this year with Seniors coming out on top. Juniors came in second with Tabbacy Road with Detours , and Sophomores third with Corn in the Hills . Junior directors were Robin Duff and Ron Sinclair; and Sophomore directors, Rex Goode and Debbie Stincipher. Sophomore Class Production— Corn In The Hills , I � t � � % H % Variety - L T and Company - Winners APRIL SHOWERS is the annual talent show sponsored by the Central High School Music Parents' Assn, and is open to any junior or senior high school student or groups from within the Grand Val- ley area. Competition for the king and queen of the show is between members of the band and choral groups at Central. Steve Leonard - Instrumental Loud Group Action! Elves - No Less! All Right? A Winning Combination! Royal Ceremony Your Name, Please! Tray on top W iih Warrior f FOR HEAP GIRL Each spring students at Central try their hands at electing repre- sentatives to act as the Student government, namely the Student Council. They go through the ru- diments of campaigning, an as- sembly, and then the voting. Out of this election come the Student Body (SBA) officers for the next school year. They also function as the Student Senate that works within the Council. STUDENT ELECTIONS retary; Robin Duff, head girl; and Dianna Lehman, Senior co-secretary. Campaign Issue Keep Your Paws Out of the Box ! Dont Flush RwA Uour I C kohr l Vott TANA . vJumor CtMS Secretary Originality-Plush What an Election Face See, This Is the Way It Is independent CONTRACTOR a_ -Jo4r_ifn UjOur t d ru.f , VOTE MARIAN HEAD cirl No Party Choices? I Promise to.. . Watch that coffee! How do you like it? Breakfast table chit-chat Hash Browns, Sausage, Eggs-Hmph! He ate the whole thing! Too early, man u.s. MARINES landed in Grand Junc- tion again last spring for their annual physi- cal fitness tests. Due to losses of personnel through graduation, the Warriors weren’t able to bring home another honor in win- ning the tests again. The order of the day ■work. again was PROM 1972 The finger, not the nail A Trojan Horse? Prom King: Moses Garcia Prom Queen: Kim Scott WE'VE ONLY JUST BEGUN was the theme for the 1972 Junior-Senior Prom held on May 6 in the Central High School gymna- sium. King and Queen were Moses Garcia and Kim Scott, chosen by the junior class, with Kenneth Thorson and Denise Cyr acting as attendants. The gym was elabo- rately decorated in a Grecian style. The most expensive! Someone missing She's not going away 'The Bomb -the Winner All Those Doughnuts! RAFT RACES are held each spring down the rugged pathway of Plateau Creek, just a few miles driving time from Grand Junction, providing there is sufficient runoff from the snowpack in the high country. For the first time, this year at least three rafts of girls finished the race. The Ski Club sponsored the event, and each raft had to be homemade and contain no more than four people. The Bomb won a somewhat disputed victory over the early leader in the race. Rapids - Tight Race Who's Following Ooh, that cold water! Award-winning Cast . . . ANTIGONE Sophocles' famous Greek tragedy 'Antigone' was pre- sented at Central on February 29. Its main purpose was for competition in a play festival at Mesa College in March. It was originally a three-act, full-length play, but it had to be condensed to 45 minutes. Cast in the title role was Robin Duff, with Bruce Anderson as King Creon. Mark Madsen played the genial chorus, Bryan Aumiller as Haemon, and Denise Cyr as Antigones' sister, Ismene. Student teacher, Judy Smith, was directing. GOVERNMENT ISSUE Drumming Along! Clap Your Hands and Sing! And never was the gymnasium at Central High School the same after the Government Issue , a touring group of modern jazz and rock group of GIs from Ft. Carson, Colo., came to town during the second semester. The group had been on a western tour, and the stop at Central was the last before returning to their home base near Colorado Springs. They played and sang pretty for the people, and there wasn't a quiet moment for one class period. One thing about them — they didn't play or sing chamber music. And, the GIs Song! A Solid Trio An Open Eye! CAREER DAY Girls Listen to Nursing Information Armed Forces Information Career Day was started this school year in the hope that students, college bound and otherwise, would be able to get first-hand information from people who were already work- ing in various trades and professions, such as nursing, law enforcement, the Armed Forces, photography, and the air- line industry. Career Information 'The Marines Want Men! DECA ,c ° C-Club CLUBS- ORGANIZATIONS Verla Colescott-Wes Bucher-December WARRIOR WARRIORETTE 1971-72 Camille Susemihl-Paul Yutzy-September Phyllis Bush-Greg Hoisey-October Janelle Cagle-Bruce Anderson-January Each month a Warrior and Warriorette are chosen by the counselors and Student Coun- cil of Central High School. The purpose of the program is to spotlight an outstanding boy and girl to represent Central in the community each month, such as the various service clubs. The program is sponsored by the Grand Junction Rotary Club. Yvonne Pineau-Larry Wood-March Student Council Student Council is the represent- ative student government body at Central. In addition, the group sponsored the Heart Fund Drive, the March-a-Thon for the March of Dimes, as well as Homecom- ing and several assemblies throughout the year. The Council also held a Teacher Appreciation breakfast May 17. They also helped during the North Central evaluation of the school's pro- gram. They managed to get a school marquee bought and placed on the front of the build- ing to keep students abreast of coming events. Don't Follow Me Assembly David Axelson, The Covenant Players Sponsor Student Senate Homecoming Queen Coronation Mesa College Stage Band FBLA Future Business Leaders of America Turkey in Beef Soup, Sandwiches Ouch! Ice Cream Cones or Business Machines? Now, the Crystal Ball Says . . . Surprised, Mrs. Bishop? FBLA Officers are Wendy Thomas-president; Vickie Whaley-vice-president; Patty Ross secretary; Janet Parkerson-treasurer; Barbara Bulla-reporter. Not too much, now! Close your eyes - reach! One of the most active clubs at Central High School, FBLA found the 1971-72 school year no different. At a Colorado Springs leadership workshop, Wendy Thomas was elected Western district representative. She was later responsible for setting up the first Western district conference held at Mesa College. Six winners of contests held during the con- ference attended the state convention at Colorado State University in Ft. Collins. Another big activity for the club has been the operation of the Supply hoppe to make school supplies readily available to the students of Central. Also, the club sold corsages during the Homecoming celebration. Nancy Prather - works at First National Bank Jackie McBride - works at Ed Eisenhauer Dodge Linda Lampshire - works at Richardson's Office Supply Carol Gunter - works at KREX Radio and TV Theresa Myers - works at Western Auto Debbie Snell - works at Darnell Optical Wendy Thomas - works at Montgomery Ward Sylvia Wilson - works at H G R Block Portia Black - works at Sears and Roebuck C Club is the organization of lettermen at Central High School that attempts to increase school spirit through ath- letics. They also try to raise money through such activi- ties as sledding trips, raffles, and C-Day activities. There were 40 members in the club in the 1971-72 school year. Trophy-Coach Bantz or Tim Overholt C-CLUB Lettermen's Club at Central A Missing Hand Caught in the Act— Officers With Cold Feet-Greg Halsey, president; Mike Higgins, vice-president; Coach Selke Pat Kanda secretary; Terry Pagett, treasurer. Same Old Grind! Cramped Quarters Don't Look, Eat That Melon! The Aftermath - Clean Up And Look at That Starting Form! Push That Trike! mmL COLORADO IONAL MONUME UNITEO STATES DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR NATIONAL PARK SERVICE Varsity Cheerleaders (1-r) Kathy Thorson, Penny Pease, Sherrie Buford, Jeanne Bruce, Rita Salazar, Linda Dalla, Sheila Collins and Kim Scott. Cheerleaders Ring that Bell! JV's Doing Their Thing Cheerleaders cheer for the various athletic teams and help in dec- orating for the sports' banquets. They went to the cheerleading clinic at Rangely College during the summer (varsity). Here they won three excellent ratings and the spark plug and the spirit stick which goes to one group out of one hundred. Thus, the purpose of the cheerleading groups is to try to boost the spirit of Central High School. Everyone Talking at One Time Homecoming Parade Marchers The Warriorettes are the pre- cision drill team of Central High School. They usually display their talents duirng the halftime of football and basketball games, as well as performing for various groups and functions in the com - munity such as parades and the annual spring program that fo- cuses attention on cleaning up the streets and home areas around Grand Junction. i 73 O — TO 70 A Big C for Central. . .Then A Big W for the Warriors. . . PEP CLUB Correct Spelling Hup Two, Three, Four! The officers this year are: Linda Bennett- vice-president; Mary Woodring- secretary; Mrs. Wilson- sponsor; Kathy Scoggins- treasurer; and Eileen Kruckenberg- president. Pep club is at it again! Selling suckers! These busy gals would make your head spin to watch them go! Along with their sucker-selling this year; they were able to go to Canon City for the basketball tournament, and they made posters for the halls during the basketball season. ‘H I Newspaper Editors- Ron Sinclair-Linda Ring Must be something of interest STUDENT PUBLICATIONS The TAWASI, the Central High annual, and the WARRIOR-TIMES, the school newspaper, are the re- sult of a lot of hard work by, sometimes, just a few people. Sometimes, the beginning Journalism classes have to carry the load of getting out the paper. Still, these are student publications, as the News Bureau and weekly radio shows are. Wonder if Old Ben could help? Mike, the papers have to be folded The Army was never like this! Journalism II-III class-bottom up-Jcannie Bouslaugh, Jacque Kemen, Ron Sinclair, Bob Morrison, Carol Couch, Craig Kohles, Mike Hillwig, Mike Hemberger, Bob Massaro, Linda Ring, Jill Wark, Cheryl Hilgenfeld. The Cougar courtesy of Colorado National Guard One beginning Journalism class-- (1-r)—Venit a McKinney, Kerry Rutledge, Sonya Shepard, Melanie Isenberger, Teri Tezak, Pat Daigle, Sharon Odne al, Becky Griffith, Candy Hetherington, Back row-- Jeff Singleton, Bill Martin, Holly K are us, Karen Stephens, Cindy Fergeson, Jackie Benson, Ray Mar- tin, Sheila Collins, and Kathy Teegarden. Cat courtesy of the McCoy Caterpillar Co. A second beginning Journalism class—(1-r)—Mike Votruba, Mike Hemberger, Otis Darnell, Robert Hilgenfeld, Nancy Corey, Joelle Arellano, Rhonda Albers, Karen R ay m ond , Wanda Hatch, and Sue Berens. Truck loaned by Hanson Equipment Co. Annual Editor Cheryl Hilgenfeld- Gun Pointer, Too Surprise Move! Now, Do You Understand New Bureau Staff-Jill Wark, Bob Massaro, Jacque Kernen THE Jack-of-All Trades-Robert Hilgenfeld Sunshine Bill Murphy Vocal Music The Concert Choir has sung for several different assemblies this year, including pep assemblies. They also sang with the Grand Junction choir in their spring concert in Lincoln Park. The Dist. 51 vocal music clinic and vocal contests were also high- lights of the year for the choir groups. The Swing choir once again appeared on KREX-TV. Various small groups from the bigger choirs sang at functions in the community, such as the Greenbelt banquet and the Veter- ans Administration Hospital. A Little Stronger Boys, Please! Come on Sing... Clapp Those Hands and Sing! Director Bruce Orman Mixed Choirs and Battle Hymn of Republic A Pleasing Sound in Lincoln Park Look Me Over! Almost Halfway L - T and Company Concert Choir at District Contest Instrumental music this year was under the direction of Lowell Ives. Besides concerts for the whole band and march- ing, the famed Central Jazz group played several communi- ty dates, including a second ap- pearance on KREX TV. There was also the district music fes- tival and area contests. Something Pretty for the People BAND CONCERT — I OOKS GIFTS An Outdoor Community Session TV Appearance c A Student Directing! A Swingin' Jazz Session Warrior Band Coming on Strong SPEECH DEBATE Well-Trained. Well-Traeled Suckers or No! Debate It! At Your Service, Sir! 1971-72 has been the character year of Central High School's NFL chapter, No. 2378, of the Colorado district. After five years as an affiliate, full chapter status was granted to the Central chapter of the NFL. Recognition came from national headquar- ters in Wisconsin. The five years of growth has been the product of over 100 dedicated students—persons dedicated to excellence. This year's group of 26 students travelled over 5,000 miles to 13 speech meets and tournaments; they compiled over 1, 000 Na- tional Forensic League points, making the permanent chapter possible. A Gathering of Eagles, Speakers Time and Preparation Sam’s Bow Tie-He Seems Pleased! Sometime, Yes! Mr. Longnecker's Jokes Must Be Funny THESPIAN-CUE CLUB Thespian-Cue Club provides an opportunity for students to act, make-up and make scenery. The club has been responsible for Challenge Talent Night, the Antigone cutting and plan on a spring show. Antigone won a su- perior in a Mesa College contest. Four people were chosen for honors: Bruce Anderson-best actor, Robin Duff-best actress, Mark Madsen-best supporting ac- tor, and Denise Cyr-best supporting actress. Thespian-Cue Club officers (from left) are Ellen Tarr, secretary-treasurer; Kay Dible, president; Ron Sinclair, vice-president; and Janet Eldridge, scribe. Paint Up, Fix Up! Judy Smith, Advisor From Checkerboard Square! Bowling Alley Needed! A Deathly Argument Those Last Steps of Life Voice of Hands A Lasting Lesson It's a Bird.. Plane? It won't be long, now! Chiefs and Their Aides Officers - Eugene Benson-vice president, Mrs. Lois Teed, Kevin Kirk - parliamentarian, Mrs. Virginia Eastman librarian. Melanie West-president, not pictured. Library Club activities—they have initiation at the beginning of the school year, and during the year members have a meeting with the Western Slope Library Club, as well as a picnic at the end of year at Lincoln Park. I was Just Browsing Readin' or Snoozin' SPANISH CLUB Hot, Hot Food! It is the goal of Spanish Club members to obtain a better understanding of the Spanish language, people, and customs. They hope to further their knowledge of Spanish, to in- form the students and to aid the administra- tion and community through many projects. During the year, they sold tacos and dough- nuts. Several of the students went to Mexico around Easter. Spanish Club officers, 1971-72—Paula Lujan, secretary; Kathy Scoggins, president; Betty Minion, treasurer. Witch's Brew in the Making! Officers (upper left) Robin Duff-pres.; Mrs. Perrin- sponsor, Ellen Tarr-sec.; Kathy Fix-treas. and Jane Carlson-v. -pres. FRENCH CLUB French Club consists of students who have taken French or who are presently enrolled in French. Activities include money-making projects, social activities, and other activities related to French culture. Top Greg Halsey- txeas., Wes Bucker- vice-pres. , Mike McGinnis- pres. Bottom Amy Taylor- sec., Mia Godfrey- historian, Denise Cyr- reporter. LATIN CLUB Eat - With Pleasure! Latin Club each year sponsors the Ron Halsey Fund which included selling dough- nuts, candy bars, and a slave sale this year. The funds from these activities are given to Ron Halsey to de- fray medical expenses. Singing on Ron Halsey Night! GERMAN CLUB is an organization of students who are interested in extra-curricular activities to learn more about German culture. Any Talk-Verboten Booster Club Boost the ath- letics. . They in the past have bought equipment for foot- ball, basketball, wrestling, and baseball. Sponsored ban- quets for all the athletics. Meet once a month on the first Tuesday. Don't have to be parents of athletics. Helped the Cheerleaders go on trips and also PepClub buy their shakers. They are working on a project to enhance the hallway by the gym. Not a Bad Season for Winter Sports BOOSTER CLUB Champion's Mark The officers of the Booster Club for the 1971-72 school were (from left) Vernon Overholt, vice-president; Gerald Dalla, president; and William Trickel, secretary-treasurer. Camera Shy and Smiling A Surprise for Miss Lund A Bunny with a Beard? FHA Future Officers are: Phyllis Nelson-president; Jackie McBride-vice-president; Regina Jones- secretary-treasurer; Debbie Amelang-reporter; Lucy Smith-historian; Bobbie Wareham -Parliamentarian; and Becky Lenard-district officer. Mrs. George is club sponsor. I Expert Bread Advice Homemakers of America The Future Homemakers of America is a national organ- ization of girls taking high school home economics. All homemaking girls may be- come members, and girls having had one semester of homemaking in either ninth grade or senior high school is eligible for membership. Cutting the Cake! FTA The purpose of Future Teachers of America is to help students develop a definite attitude toward teaching before making a decision. Senior members of the club are given the chance to teach classes at two local elementary schools. Thus, the main goal is to better their understanding of the teaching profession as a whole Taking the Oath of Induction! GIA Girls Intramural Athletics GIA was sponsored by Jacalyn Lund. The girls participated in basketball, volleyball, softball, track, bowling, badminton, and swimming. The volleyball team won the Montrose tournament. They also played in a basketball tourney in Olathe. Regular competition came from Grand Junction, Fruita, Palisade, and Gateway high schools. And a Dunking to You, Too! Volleyball Champs Batter, Batter-Swing! Attention to the Track Do It This Way Ready for the Deep Six! Santa's Hospital Visit! nr VI DECA CLUB DECA means trying to understand the world of business, not only through classroom study but also through on-the-job training. The students' interests are the important thing—from selling lingerie to fry cooking. Officers (1-r) top—Valerie Dible, treasurer, Steve Ely, president; Terry Cristy, publicity chairman; Mary Cavanaugh, secretary; Bill Dollar, vice-president. Kathy Thorson, - District Sweetheart KEY CLUB is sponsored by Kiwanis in- ternational—a fame Key Club for boys. Basically, it is a service club dedicated to serving the schools and the community. Some of the ac- tivities for the year have been cleaning up Crawford's Grave, putting up much of the Christmas decorations and lighting in Teller Arms Shopping Center, selling Christmas trees, and spon- soringthe annual basketball game between the club and the faculty at Central. The proceeds of the game went to the Ron Halsey Fund. Catch it if You can! SKI CLUBS End of a Good Run Ski Patrol Stretcher-Please! Ski Club, one of the largest organizations in school, provides stu- dents with the opportunity to go skiing who would otherwise not be able to do so. Funds for trips are accumulated through projects; otherwise, students will pay their own expenses for trips to such ski areas as Powderhorn, Steamboat Springs, Aspen, and Crested Butte. Snow! What Else for Skiing! 82 After One Season There Is the Wait for Another-Next Winter. retary; A.C, Berry, president, Camille Susemihl, treasurer (not pictured) Masked Phantom of Powderhorn No witches, hobgobblins, and any other thing that is usually associated with the art of magic for this club. Small but vocal, the Magic Club of Central specializes in doing the unusual. There- in, probably lies their se- cret, for no one still really knows what the club is all about or specifically what they do. Gravelly ♦ River Keeps Rollin' Rockin' on the Rocks A Long Way Home HONOR SOCIETY A New Inductee-NHS Ouch! NHS has a very worthwhile purpose, and members are more than just bookworms. Their purpose is to help others, encouraging students to earn a higher scholastic standard; also this year the club went out to Palisade High School to help install a new chapter. Although they must meet high scholastic standards themselves, they are also judged on character, service, leadership, citizenship, and participation in school activities. Do You Swear... ? Refreshment Time! Quiet of Aspen and Pine Ballet in Rhythm Art Club was formed to benefit those students taking art and also promote interest in art throughout CHS. Some of its functions include the promotion of booster buttons for various activities. Any funds raised from Art Club activities are used to add equipment and ma- terials for the Art Department. Art Club usually sponsors one dance during the year. The highest level an art student may reach in the club would be to become an Aesthete. This means that the student has earned 300 or more points as an art club member. Helping to set up the annual Altrusa Art Fair is one of the original things for Art Club. ART CLUB Relaxed in Nature's Classroom Officers - Dick Babbel- president; Phyllis Main- Sgt. at Arms; Charlene Twitche 11- vice-president, and Kathy Wolfe- sec.-treas. A Shell of Expression! A More Effective Tool A Face of Expression Art Objects On Display Drafting Club consists of mem- bers of Mechanical Drawing taught by Carl Craig. The mem- bers of Drafting Club are the students who are serious about making Drafting a career. They have started a fund to buy a new Blueprint Machine to help the Drafting Department. Now, This Is the Way It's Done! Draftsmen, Draftsmen, Man Those Rulers Presenting. .. the Classes of Centn 1972 IS Now, Who Could Be Watching Us? Visitor From Brazil Fill 'er Up With??? Such Interest In Physics! A Final Look Class of 1972 And Here Is Your Brownie Button! Is That Tongue Good? Now Eat It! It's A Lie! Caught In The Act! One And Two And. Something Wonderful Grin And Bear It No, Sandy, It's Like This! Jack Albright i Debbie Amelang Bruce Anderson Janice Anderson ■1 Susan Archuleta Charles Armstrong Lois Arnold Bryan Aumiller 98 'iV' Richard Babbel Mary Cavanagh Linda Bennett Stephen Collins Harold Bade Portia Black Peggy Bruce Denise Burris Dora Bambino Mina Blanchfield Terry Christy 99 Eddie Boss Deborah Bevill Wanda Brown Roger Bulla Dana Catt Linda Butner Sherry Buford Phyllis Bush Verla Colescott Barbara Bulla JaNeille Cagle Allen Berry Jeannie Bouslaugh Becky Dillard Deryl Eldridge Randy Dixon Steven Ely I Dean Ficklin Steven Ford Corrine Crowell David Crowley Denise Cyr Linda Davis Kay Dible Valerie Dible i a afe ' Billy Dollar Cecilia Egger Wayne Ekren William Erven Patrick Falsone Billi Ferrari Jean Forney 100 Richard Fowler Linda Furukawa Danny Galyean Steve Gibson Patricia Green Cynthia Garcia Cindy Gipp Carol Gunter Gary Harrison Larry Hendricks Sheryl Hunt Lindsey Jackson Gay Johnson James Johnson Patrick Kanda 101 Peter Kearl David Kilbum Sandy Kipp Donald Kenney Craig Kohles Eileen Kruckenberg Linda Lampshire Charles Larson Anita Long Guy Manspeaker Donna Lee Steven Leonard Jennifer Littlepage 1 Robert Massaro Jackie McBride Michael McGinnis Mark Madsen John Logan Timothy Mannion Bruce McKay 102 Kevin Price Pamela Powell Paula Quinn Michele Radice Kristol Riggle Polly Roberson James Rogers William Sanders Clark Shumway Katherine Smith Deborah Snell Buddy Snowden Willis Stacy Curtis Strain Camille Susemihl Debra Teel James Thames Wendy Thomas 103 Sharon Mercer Darold Merriman Vanita McKinney Mary Miller Kenneth McSpadden Dean Montgomery Patricia Moore Ron Moran Steve Morris Robert Morrison Theresa Myers Phyllis Nelson Susan Ochoa Barbara Padon Terry Pagett Rickie Parker Myron Patton Penny Pease Donald Perkins Becke Peter Greg Peters Debbie Patterson Gordon Perry 104 Kenneth Thorson j § June Utter 1 Delores Trujillo Ronnie Troxel Charlene Twitchell Darlene Thomas Bonnie Vancil Rodney Violett Greg Walsh Cheryl Wheeler Larry Wood Sherrie Cikler Rita Currey Kathy Pike Marla Stevens 105 Ronnie Unfred Norma Walker Sandra White Dana Summers The graduating Seniors of the Class of 1972 heard Dr. Donald E. Carline from the Univer- sity of Colorado, as they went through the ceremony of getting their diplomas on a hot, sultry evening—May 29, 1972 in the high school gymnasium, give the commencement address. The Class of '72 numbered 200, but the gym was filled again to overflowing as hundreds of parents, sisters, brothers, friends, and sweethearts gathered to see their special people get their diplomas. As always, it was a night to remember. And the Band Played On! Senior Achievements BADE, HAROLD—Mesa College Achievement Award, Masonic Scholarship. BUSH, PHYLLIS--Cates Scholarship, Adams State College Grant in Music. COLESCOTT, VERIA—Temple Buell Scholarship, Loan, Work-Study. HALSEY, GREG—Dartmouth College Scholarship. HIGGINS, MIKE—Appointment, United States Military Academy, West Point, New York. MADSEN, MARK—Adams State College Scholarship, Loan. MORRIS, STEVE—Brigham University Scholarship. MUIR, GARY—Brigham Young University Scholarship. SUSEMIHL, CAMILLE—Colorado College Grant and Loan. THAMES, JAMES--Colorado School of Mines, Regents Scholarship. THOMAS, DARLENE—Elks Handicapped Scholarship. VANCIL, BONNIE—Stevens-Heneger Scholarship. CROWELL, CORRINE, FERRARI, BILLIE, POWELL, PAM--Passed Colorado State Board for Cosmetology Examina- tion; may now become licensed beauticians—the first from Central High School to have passed the examinations. Others worthy of note: CAGLE, JA NEILLE—Kercheval Scholarship, Mesa College, as well as BSPW Scholarship to Mesa College. CYR, DEMISE—Adams State Colleger, Music Grant, National Student Defense Loan; Central Area Faculty' Wives Scholarship, ' -'V . Wv «• ‘ -Vi� -THttvfAS, WENDY - -Stev hs-hfenej WOOI , LARRY—University offo!' •gram oradd RegentJfcScholarship. Class of 73 Long and Short of People Holding Up, Holding Down Chirea Adair Carla Ahrens Rhonda Albers Caral Allen Jo Andregg Debbie Arant Joe lie Arellano Eddie Bambino Brenda Barley Jared Barley Richard Barnes Jackie Benson Stephan Berkoff Kathy Black Doris Blacksher Janis Bliecher Shirley Boucher Debra Boyles Steven Bradley Doug Brimhall Jeannie Bruce John Byrne Vickie Burdick Kathryn Burford Kathy Burg Barbara Burley Helen Burnett Mary Burnett Rodney Burnet Randy Bums Allen Burns Chester Burry Ron Bush Mary Carbajal Jane Carlson Christy Carter David Caselwau Tim Cavanaugh Mary Chenoweth Mike Chrisco Nona Collins Shi la Collins Carl Colunga Pat Connolly Terry Cook Terry Colton Nancy Corey David Crawford Dennis Crawford William Crawford Kathleen Criswell Linda Crowell John Dade Linda Dalla Deborah Darnell Otis Darnell Judy Davis Valerie Davis Denise Denby Glen DeWitt Paul Donvon Anita Downen Christine Draper Robin Duff Rachel Egleston Janet Eldridge Scott Eller Diane Ellis Cole Emmons Debra Eslinger Cindy Ferguson Gay Fetter Jeanne Fetzer Gregory Fisher Bobby Fix Kathy Fix Valerie Foley Rosemary Foster Teresa Gallegos Dee Gardner Ron Gauthier Nickey Gipson Steve Godby David Gordon Malinda Guthrie Mike Gutowski Billie Guy Kevin Guyton Archie Hall Erlene Harris Brian Harriman Sherri Harrison Wanda Hatch Rebecca Henson Micheal Hemberger David Herbst Bonnie Hermance Mark Higgins Charles High line Cheryl Hilgenfield Kenneth Hill Mike Hillwig Timothy Hines Debbi Hughs Jeanette Hulburt Linda Ingram Jerry Inman Sharon Inskeep Melanie Isenberger Laurie Jacobs Mike Johnson Thom Johnson Regina Jones Jeannie Jordon Holly Kaureus Mike Kelleher Vickie Keston Elizebeth Katzenberger Jacquelyn Kernen Kevin J. Kirk Kevin R. Kirk Debby Kissel Richard Kettle Kenneth Kramer Ed Kretschmen Kay Kruckenburg Diana Lehman Donna Lehman Judy Lehman Rebecca Lenard Gary Louis David Ustor Jim Uttlepage Delia Lopez Diane Lopez Jose Lopez Kathyn Locke Vickey Long Randy Lowder Kim Lovvrey Paula Lujan Barbara Lutze Lisa Mansfield Kevin McCord Richard McCune Gary McGehee Rick McKay Kim McKinney Carla McMullen James McNeese Richard McVern Dan Mack Phyllis Main Randy Majors David Martinez Johnnie Massey Bobby Mead Jeff Mead Jill Miller Betty Minnion Darlene Moodey Carmen Moore Beverly Motz William Murphy Diane Nachtman Marilyn Nair Billy Nelson Tom Nelson Joey Newman Kelly Newman Mark Odelberg Marcy Olender Charles O'Neil Janet Orman Marsha Overdorf Janet Parkerson Joey Parkhurst Randy Patterson Barbara Patton Sherry Petek Beverly Peterson Douglas Pickering Janet Pineau Dawn Price Peggy Price Karen Raymond Peggy Jo Reese Alice Rinc Vernon Roark Micheal Roberts Robin Roberts Darrell Robinson Debi Robinson John Roehm Thomas Rogers Donna marie Rohrig Patricia Ross Timothy Ruske Kerry Rutledge Rita Salazar Margaret S angle Paul Saunders Steven Searcy Kathleen Scroggins Gloria Scoggins Anna Scott Evelyn Seibert Becky Shaw Sonya Shepard Donna Seiripaon Gerald Sigwart Ron Sinclair Kenneth Sillis Jeff Singleton Arlie Sloate Effie Smith Eva Smith Teresa Smith Vernon Spomer Daniel Spor Richard Sroufe Gary Stapleton Mike States Karen Stephens Steven Stogsdill Barbara Stolte Gary Sulley Shirly Summers George Sutherland Mike Sutherland Tom Swan Ellen Tarr Amy Taylor Tim Thamm Ricky Thatcher Kathy Thompson Melvin Thorson Herb Trickel Terry Trickel Gerald Turnbull Gladys Van Alstyne Becky Vela Rick Wagner Jimmy Walz Debi Ward Jill Wark Susie Webb Rhonda Weimer Wendell Terry Kathy Wesner Melanie West Vickie Whaley Patricia Wheeler Byron White Cynthia White Vickie Wilkerson Cathy Wolfe Marian Woodring Myron Yoknis Andrea Zmerzliker Juniors not pictured: Gary Bates Barbara B ere ns Phyllis Bruce Kitty Burkhalter William Burns Gary Currey Craig Douglas Micheal Erickson Darwin Earley Ron Korsgren Mitchell Harris Tom Havens Lorna Hetherington Melanie Isenberger Jim Jensen Robert Lane Roy Koster Tony Lara Patricia Me Lead Melanie Wies Tim Overholt Leonard Patterson Barbara Serrano David Smith Elmer Stahl John Tedric Doris Thompson Terry Walton Terry Webb David Zimmerman Concentration... Finesse Kite In A Sack? Oh Well, It Had To Go! Conversation With Hands! Caught With A Smile! Presenting.. .the Graduating Class of 1974 James Abshire Mike A cord Dennis Allread Ronald Arenet Danny Ashley Darell Amelang Richard Bade Christina Baker Larry Barnes Dana Barnes Dane Baker Douglas Baugh Linda Bambino Ricky Beaty Becky Belcher Christina Belluchie Larry Bennett Gene Benson Walter Benson Sheree Benton Karla Besso Richard Bilbas Twilla Billings Dale Bingman Alyce Byrne Janette Busby Bryan Burris Pam Burckhalter Terry Brown Janet Bulla Daniel Crabtree Kim Coulson Timothy Cote Michael Cosby Joanna Copper Rus Conway Sandy Coleman Jim Coleman Patrick Cline Larry Choles Sally Car pen Teresa Carpendale George Campbell Robert Colli son Donna Blacksher Timothy Bloss Ronda Boothe Marvin Boyles 124 Janice Brouse Debbie Crawford Roxanne Criswell Chris Crowley Patricia Crowley Nancy Currey Stephen Collard David Dade Patricia Daigle Kim Daily Dan Dalla Patricia Dollar Shauna Dodson James Dickey Richard Dickenson John Deter Virginia Derby Charie Dere Linda Davis Paul Darnell Lance Drake David Dunn Wendall Dunning pmson 'esident iRocky Wdt b 125 Alice Egger Daniel Ela David Ely Debra Ensign Dwayne Eslinger Ernest Esquibel Debra Fabrizio John Faulk Phyllis Fleming Larry Forney Gregory Forney Steven Foster Rick Franklin Peter Freytag Ricky Fults Connie Gage Virginia Galvan William Gannon Albert Garcia Charles Garcia Donna Garcia Louis Garcia Brian Garrison Arnold Gehring Corrine Geibler Dorine Geibler Maurine Geibler Ernest Gipson Timothy Glover Debbie Gitchell David Godby Peggy Golden Aaron Godfrey Edward Gomez Penny Gordon Angela Green Dan Green Rebecca Griffith Richard Griffith Brenda Gunter Charles Hahn Karen Hann Rebecca Hansen Gregory Hanson Cliff Hayes Kelly Harris Franklin Harvey Tina Hartung 126 Gary Heidel Marla Higgins Robert Hilgenfield Kevin Hodson Michael Hodson Kari Hoff Robert Hopping Sharon Hudson Tony Hughes Kevin Humphreys Lori Hunt Roberta James Leslie Jarrett Fayann Johansen Lynetti J ohnson Edna Jones Kerrilee Jones Sheri Kanda Karen Keilman Roxann Keith Patrick Kelleher Judy Kellerby Mike Kidd Sharon Kinder Lori Kerby Jeanne Koester Rebecca Ladson Rhonda Lambert Rodney LaMunyon William Lambert Mikel Landon Stephen Lawson Steven Letterhos Leona Lewis Vince Libonati Lisa Lichliter Diane Lister Judy Locke Darwin Lombardi Charles Lopez Douglas Lucas Dana Lundy David Marez Ray Martin William Martin Steven Martinez Kathie Massengil Barbara Massey 127 Toni Mayfield Larry McCain Monte McCallister Beverly McCoy Harvey McCune Robin McCurdy Danny McDonald Sharon McGinnis Lynn MeKeIvey Julie McKinney Kathy McKissen Kathleen McKittrick Greg Meador Ruth Mikesell Mike Milholland George Miller Rhonda Mitchell Cindy Moore Tim Morse Bonnie Morton Jean Mudge Stephen Nichosson Daren Nimmo Sharon Odneal Sarah O'Hara Timothy Osborne Rebecca Pace John Painter Sandra Patton Paula Pearce Tana Petek Phil Peter Kathy Pettigrew Janet Plummer Weldon Pittinger David Pinnt Claudia Powell Mark Puckett Philip Radice Paula Randolph Kathy Pandolph Micheal Randen Linda Ray Jim Raymond Richard Rinc Arthur Roberson William Robertson Bruce Roehm 128 Greg Rose Kenneth Rossum Carla Rowe Tionne Rowell Jolene Rowland Eric Royer Mary Ruby Linda Sangl David Sasser Donald Schorn Tracy Sebold William Shaw Deborah Shea Cindy Sheets James Sessow Gary Skinner Ivan Slanghenhaugh Cherie Solgar Cathy Smith Debra Smith Mike Smith Lahoma Snell Lauri Snyder David South Thomas Spor Jayne Stephens Debbie Stinecipher Patricia Tate Cathy Terry Terri Tezak Margaret Thompson Larette Thumser Alfred Topliss Teresa Towles Nancy Towns Patricia Unfred Sue Utter Karen Van Tassel Susan Vela Larry Vezakis David Valgamere Michael Voturba Cindy Wade Patricia Wagner Kim Walck Garrett Wlker David Wallen Jody Walz 129 Justin Walz Bobby YVareham Martin Weimer Raymond Wells Julie Westbrook Helena Wholen Vivan Wilkerson Orla Willie Deborah Wilson Kimberly Wilt Christy Wolfe Philip Wright Rick Wyers Larry Wood Loren Workman Ed Wright Lina Ziegler Charlie Brown Lynda Cornelison Robin Fesinmeyer Those Sophomores without pictures: Estle Bailey Bob Baird Christina Baker Danny Bawker Wesley Bollan Brad Boone Martin Braden Barbara Brown Sharon Brutache Janet Bulla Allen Canetti Allen Clardy Sherry Comelison Theresa Darmody Gary Dean William Dodd Susan Ellis Sherry Farley Larry Forney William Griffith Bryan Harriman Sheryl Hartman Michael Hartman John Harvey Eugene Hoeckendorf Andy Lambert Dale Lange Joe Lopez Dale Lucerne Lyle Madaris Mark Meyer Rhonda Mikesell Edward Moody Aubrey Morris Dean O'Conner Lillian Rieger Diana Riggle Cheryl Ryan Tracilee Selan James Serrano Duke Taylor Wendell Terry Van Tucksen Randy Vaughn Craig Webb Lee Wilkins Verlyn Williams Ricky Wyers Dale Zarlingo I FACULTY Faces In The Crowd... What Expressions! The Dipstick Shows... Not Empty! Caught In The Act! Roxanne Hall Counselor David Axelson Student Government Margaret Collins Business Lawren Fuller Am. History Athletics Ken Gregory Science Athletics % Robert Lynch Counselor Terry Bantz Boys P. E. Carl Craig Mechanical Draw Athletics Arva George Home Ec. Clifford Holfwolt Science S.D. Samuelson Counselor Pat Bishop Business Ester Gill Spanish John Jenkins Art Richard Anders Biology-Athletics Alan Buzan Math Myrl Goodwin Math Sharon Austin Home Ec. Cecelia Chronis Latin Ruth Granat Typing Virginia Lacrone Leonard Lehl English Jouroalism- English Richard Levad English-Athletics Lucita Perrin French Harry Talbott Science Willo Davies Secretary Blizabeth Barnes Cook David Longenecker Speech, Debate Vanita Rottmann English Merle Whaley Math-Athletics Lois Teed Library- S ecr etary Jacalyn Lund Girls P.E. Bill Schmalz Crafts-Athletics Marion Williams Shop-Athletics Virginia Eastman Librarian Sara Mohr English S ' m James Selke H istory-A thl et i cs r Math Justina Nelson Nurse Forrest Patton D. E. -Business Carol Stewart English William Wright German Frances Amhold Cook Eleanor Fetzer Cook Patricia Garcia Cook Marilyn Simpson Cook Zella Wilson Cook Emma McCord Cook One Has To Use Hands At Kneading Bread I Don't Like Cutting Frogs! Keep It Clean! Drop It! Higgins' Meat Grinder Special Thought I was gonna’ die! k Touchdown Express! Saturday morning surprised look! Look, son, that's not the way to do it! Tom Hughes Wham. . .O! Cross Country Football - Dick Anders Fall Coaching Staff Craig Fay q , . A T o L.Front row (1-r) Randy Lowder, manager, Mike Millholand, Jim Abshire, George Sutherland, Tuffy Roehm, Rich McVern, John Dade, John Massey, Bob Fix, Tom Havens, Gary Bates, and Dan Mack. Second row--Coach Selcke, Rich Bilbas, Tony Hughes, Tim Cavanugh, Cole Emmons, Mike Johnson, Kevin McCord, Terry Cook, Doutz Brimhall, Rich McCune, Tim Overholt, Coach Emmons. Third Row—Coach Anders, Mark Madsen, Tim Mannion, Terry Pajzett, Steve Gibson, Guy Manspeaker, Bruce Anderson, Mike Higgins, Jo hn Logan, Les Kenny, Rick Fowler, Greg Halsey, Coach Schmalz, Coach Lynch. F oui row--Gcorge MiUer, David Dade, Charles Garcia, Rocky Webb, Ken Rossum, Laren Workman, Bill Robertson, Mike Kidd, Dave Widner, Duke Taylor, Casy Wilkins, Larry Cholas, Dave Ely. Season's-record: four wins, six !OSS6S« Tennis 1971 Front row (1-R) Paul Saunders, Mark Higgins, David Lister, Mike Sutherland. Back row— Bruce Lohmiller, Randy Majors, Rick Wagner, Tim Thamm, Kevin Guiton, Rick McKay. Cross Country 1971 Front row (1-r) Tim Rusk, Dave Shorn, Kevin Price, Doug Baugh. Back row- David Ela, Pat Kline, Dick Babbel, Peter Kearl, Ramdy Patterson, Coach Craig Fay. WINTER SPORTS. . . Basketball-Wrestling Looks of Dejection Moses Twists, Tums-Pretzel Lose a Contact Lens? Now, Look Ref... He Didn’t Do It Now, Boys... Tumbling Going Left, Anybody Foot, Leg... Now, Let's Dance Hey, That's Me Your Holding' Overhold High for Tip Holding Hands A Real Soft Touch! That Blur Is the Ball Long Stretch-Too Much in Between Makes It Look Easy! How Sweet and Wet It is! On the Way Varsity Wrestling--bottom row (1-r)--Rocky Webb, Ron Arnett, Moses Garcia, Pat Kelleher, Allen Burry, and Joe Parkhurst. Top row (1-r)—Greg Fisher, Ken Hill, Tony Hughes, Tim Cavanuagh, Tim Blass, and missing is David Marez. Ready! Junior Varsity wrestling team (1-r) bottom row: Dane Baker, Mark Higgins, George Sutherland, Ed Gomez, Bill Shaw, Allen Burry, and David South. Top row: Roy Koster, Mike Hillwig, Randy Hoyt, Leslie Tracy, Mike and Darrell Merriman. A Pin Coming Up! Central Warriors, Southwestern League champion, varritv basketball--fl-r) Coach Terry Bantz, Wes Bucher, Steve Nicholson, Dean Ficklin, Tim Overholt, Tom Dalla, Ken McSpadden, Mike Higgins. Steve Collins, and Randy Dixon. Front row—David Martinez and Danny Mack, managers. Season's conference record: 11 wins, one loss, all games, 14 wins, five loses. Set 11 new school records. OU0O ro: Junior Varsity l-r)Mike John- on, Jim Jensen, 'ole Emmons, lerb Trickel, teve Stogsdill, (on Bush, Bill lobcrtson, Rich roufe, and Paul aunders. Front -Coach Murl Vhaleyand Pliil Vright, manag- ;r. Sophomore squad (1-r) Ric- ky Wyers, CharlesGarcia, Jim Coleman, Brian Gar- rison, Gary Heidel, Rich- ard Bilbas, Loren Work- man, Danny Bowher, Wes Bollan, Darrell Amelang. Front row, Phil Wright Coach Dave Emmons, and Dana Lundy. Remember - That Little White Ball Hey, Where's the Umpire ! Hey, Man, Wait for Me ! SPRING SPORTS Baseball, Track; Go|f Coaches May, Levad Hop, Skip, Jump Where's the Plate? Looking Ready Go, Men, Go. . . Swish Something in Reverse ! 156 Now, Where Did It Go? Extra Ugh! Will Help It's Not on the Ground afex; Talk About Birds Pickoff Coming Track Coach Schmalz About to Connect Away Toward Home! Still Ahead and Running Sliced Right No Place Else But Down. . .But Soft! 'MW ’J- Li A w 130N0.4 «I £ And the Ump Called Him Safe! Lookout-Curve! Coaches Craig, Selecke One Out Coming Up! Now, Get the Lead Out - Move ! VARSITY BASEBALL, 1972 (League record, 8-4) Bottom row—A. C. Berry, Dave Marez, Wendall Dunning, Mark Higgins, Duke Taylor, Dave Ely, Mark Madsen, Bob Mead, Pat Kanda, Steve Codby. Top row—Coach Carl Craig, Dennis Duncan, Steve Stogsdill, Cole Emmons, Kevin McCord, Jim Jensen, Rick Fowler, Mike Higgins, Herb Trickel, Ron Bush, Terry Paggett, Mike Johnson, and Coach Jim Selcke. TRACK, 1971 (Third in Southwestern League Meet) Bottom row—Pat Kelleher, Tony Hughes, Brian Garrison, Wesley Bollan, Michael Votruba, Rodney Lamunyon, Pat Cline, Robert Callison, Rick Dickenson. Top row—Kevin Price, Tim Ruske, Pete Kearl, Dick Babbel, Bruce Anderson, Cole Emmons, Steve Bradley, Paul Saunders, Steve Berkhoff, and John Roehm. JUNIOR VARSITY BASEBALL (Season's record, 17-14) Front row—Charles Garcia, Mike Milholland, Dave Ely, Mark Higgins, Wendell Dunning, Dave Marez, Greg Hansen, Dave Dunn, Leslie Tracy. Back row—Coach Carl Craig, Ron Bush, Jim Coleman, Steve Godby, Darrell Amelang, Duke Taylor, Tim Glover, Loren Workman, Rocky Webb, and Weldon Pittenger. • Truly PROFESSIONAL portraits... • INDOOR or OUTDOOR sittings for the most exciting portrait possibilities • our 25th year in photography o A FULL BASKET OF GROCERIES FOR LESS - shurfine foods - no city sales tax - home owned and operated - fresh meat and produce - we give S H green stamps HAYDEN'S THRIFTWAY 2999 North Ave. 243-1987 OLD WORLD MEAT for the best in freezer and custom processing Beef Pork Wild Game smoked game sausage hams and salami SAVE 3 locations to serve you better COX MOTORS 3rd and North 1st and White 7th and North FINE FOOTWARE 765 Main St. 243-3255 LONG LASTING SHOES 514 Main Look at your Shoes; Other People Do! 2926.North Avenue 242-965' 103 North First 243-3209 461 Grand Ave. 242-8165 For the Best in Sporting Goods. . . the children's department store I, „ 439 main street 242-0670 grand junction, Colorado Pantuso's Varieties of Pizzas 524 Main Street AND DRY CLEANERS a l 0R4AD s Ft-esli Hreatl - Customised Cake Decoratloti Cookies Vicks Pastries 242-7716 iim,x supply co. GRAND JUNCTION----COLORADO 90� 2nd Ait. ffjF 242MS� BONNAVILLA MOBILE HOME DIVISION Of CHIEE INOUSTBIES auton N.V 1040 SOUTH 5 K $r. GRAND JUNCTION, COLORADO jl'501 Frank Dunn Co. 3221 F Road Clifton 434-7354 Congratulations to All CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS. . . upon reaching another important milestone in your education. WALTER WALKER FINE ARTS CENTER Whether you are a Sophomore, Junior or Senior, you will soon be making plans for continuing your education after high school. You are invited to consider the advantages of including MESA COLLEGE in these plans. MESA COLLEGE offers local-area residents an opportunity to live at home and attend an accredited college with a curriculum that includes a variety of Associate-Degree transfer, Pre-Professional, Professional, and Vocational-Technical subjects. For additional information see your high school counselor or contact the Director of Admissions, MESA COLLEGE GRAND JUNCTION, COLORADO CLIFTON THRIFTWAY MARKET You are always welcome 202 2nd St. 434-6612 'Try us for service Flowers for all Seasons Make Someone Happy Delivery - Free Grand Jet., Palisade; and Fruita 439 North Ave. 243-2270 UK HAIR FASHIONS kfOka Beautiful Styling Phone 242-2535 202 North Ave. 261 2nd Street 434-7324 I Ha OUR lOOTH ANNIVERSARY YEAR THE FRIENDLIEST STORE IN TOWN DENNING LUMBER CO. Your building material headquarters The Western Colorado's Leading Commercial Printers 501 Main 242-2270 Offset Letterpress 243-1690 200 N. 7th Street your leading photographer in Grand Junction, Colorado ALLEN PORTER PHOTOGRAPHY 306 Glenwood Ave. 243-0729 City Magazine and Bookstore • soft drinks • candies • cigarettes 'magazines • greeting cards • books Mrs. Earl C. Welch 644 Main 242-9726 NORTH AVE. RECAP I0RTH AVE RECAP for an evening to remember dine at the RAMADA INN 718 Horizon Drive 243-6550 The place to go for the brands you know 411 Grand Ave. 242-3136 G R A N D A V E N U E R E X A L L L. COOK SPORTING GOODS 418 Main 242-1241 Ludlam and Sons Garage Hodaka Motorcycles Mobil D R U G complete automotive service and repair Mobil Oil products 2914 North Ave. 242-3453 THE IN PLACE TO GET YOUR s T O R E COSMETICS for All Needs BONELLA STUDIO 126 N. 6th 242-0606 7-up Diet 7-up RC Cola Diet-Rite Grape Frostie Nehi-Orange Bottles - Cans Serving Colorado West 7-Up Bottling Company of Grand Jet. 242-1132 202 S. 7th Home Loans Savings Accounts Investment Certificates Beach's Photography Quality Photo Work Insured Savings MUTUAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION 130 N. 4th 243-7827 242-6642 442 Main 12th and Orchard SKAGG'S DRUG CENTER 243-3195 Wc Arc Equipped To Serve You Better In Our Xcu Location Clothing Mountain Realty Company Real Estate of All Kinds Visit the Bailiwick CRAM) JUNCTION. COLORADO 401 Main 242-5074 Pepsi Cola Bottlers Grand Jet. - Pepsi Cola - Dr. Pepper - Root Beer - Orange - Mountain Dew Taste that beats the others COLD o D D S St Building Material of All Kinds! e N D s - Paint Hardware Mesa Drug Where prices are made - Treasure Hut - Ghost town bottles - Old Coins - Indian relics not met 2812 North Ave. 243-2711 4th and Main Fruita, 7th and Bookcliff Congratulations and good luck to the Seniors of 72 2837 North Ave. Home of the Best Root Beer, Burger Family, Steak Sandwiches, Fried Chicken! 243-2565 Pattons Thriftway on Orchard Mesa congratulates the graduating class of 19721 Good Luck! - meat - vegetables - canned goods - dairy products - service 179 29 road 243-6601 Cele's Sportswear - Ready-to-Wear 349 Main 242-1065 NATIONAL CAR RENTAL yNA Serving Ski Country U S A. NATIONAL CAR RENTAL congratulations to the class of 1972 Glenwood 945-9094 Vail 476-5340 Eagle 398-3895 Main Office 243-6626 Aspen 925-1144 nii .mmuilPlWW' Monarch Aviation Inc. anyone can learn to fly, even YOU! find out about student flying at Monarch Aviation at Walker Field Grand Jet. 243-7500 Tempo, Teller Arms Shopping Center 242-0631 Sporting Goods... Housewares... Automotive Supplies Appliances... Clothing... Shoes Don't be Surprised to get change at McDonalds a meal of a Burger, Fries and Malt for less than a buck, you bet I McDonald's Drive-in, Grand Junction away to McDonalds 177 Steaks Sea food Salads Sandwiches 1910 North Ave. Grand Junction 242-2596 TREECE FURNITURE COMPANY Who? Quality Furnishings Carpeting What? When? Where? 366 Main St. 242-8362 w CABLE TV HEATED POOL COMMERCIAL RATES DIRECT DIAL PHONES COLOR TV CREDIT CARD 0PEN24-HRS ROYAL INN RESTAURANT LOUNGE Fit for a King Royal Inn - anytime! Restaurant always open 1810 North Ave. 242-8292 - Hamburgers - Shrimp - Chicken - Malts - Shakes - Fries Hungry?? Come on Shop at the Down! Army Store 2010 North Ave. 242-3466 Army and Navy Surplus 461 Colorado Ave. 242-7259 DAVE'S SCHWINN CYCLES Where you get more than a bicycle ... Schwinn sales and service 1775 Main 242-6757 DISCOUNT CENTER WHERE YOU BUY THE BEST FOR LESS PRESCIUPTIBISl M Congratulations Seniors COCA-COLA BOTTLING 420 S. 6th 242-6301 9:00 am to 9:00 pm daily 1:00 am 6:00 pm Sunday 2550 N. Ave. 242-0553 Grand Valley Rural Power Lines Inc. Live better 2850 North Ave. Grd. Jet. • Peaceful • Quiet • Nice • Clean electrically Shamrock Motel 2845 North Ave. 242-8260 2727 Grand Ave. 242-0040 421 Glenwood 242-7800 Congratulations to The Graduating Seniors of Grand Junction Central High Smool 0 Public Service Company (CoBoradl© Drive a little . . . Save a lot! WAGNER'S GARAGE 121 N. 15 242-9971 Rood at Sixth Box 1508 MESA FEDERAL SAVINGS Grand Junction Colorado 81501 Patrick A. Gormley James S. Gormley President Chairman of Board BOB'S AMERICAN AUTO PARTS 116 South 7tm Si Phon 243-1765 GRAND JUNCTION COLORADO 81501 Everything you'll need for your car! 118 S. Seventh 243-1765 THE MALL FABRICS Fashions by the yard” Make it yourself with Wool 242-3848 552 Main The Friendly Folks at Home Loans will take care of your problems for loans insurance Real Estate 145 N 4th 242-3366 Marlin Vince Regular Hair Cuts Razor Cuts Satisfaction Guaranteed Mile High Seed Co. Pets and Garden Supplies Fish Aquariums 133 N. 4th 242-4556 NORTH AVE. FURNITURE AND APPLIANCE Congratulations to the class of 1972 - Furniture - Carpets - Draperies - Misc. room arrangers 243-0646 243-2391 945 North Ave. - Box 1789 United Bank of Grand Junction Mesa United Bank of Grand Junction National Association That's My Bank Make it Yours Come and see us anytime about a checking account and a savings account! Caterpillar in Colorado” sales - parts - service 28th and North Avenue Grand Junction, Colorado 81501 Telephone: (303) 242-8822 The McCoy Company 242-2834 Box 2009 Clair's Auto Service No truck too short... No car too small Best Wishes M 2134 Claire Short-Owner M 2135 524 Pitkin 243-3123 243-0311 Ranch House A Independant Lumber Company Better Building Supplies Class of 72” 201 Main Kick The Burger Habit Sizzling Steaks Golden Fried Chicken Very Big in Hot Dogs 2701 Highway 50 242-6485 2550 North Ave. Watch Central Warrior Sports Events on KCTV Channel 8 UP-TO-DATE CLEANERS Your Cleaner is your best friend! Ski Clothes and Water proofing 124 S 5th 242-6272 725 Road Ave. on Orchard Mesa 242-8615 Goss' Body Shop Mt. Garfield Plumbing, Heating, Sheet Metal and Air Conditioning 626 Rood 243-1873 Tonja's Treasures for something different Gifts - Accessories 158 Main 242-4311 Snacks - Burgers - Something Cool to drink next to Safeway on Orchard Mesa Sir Loyne Supper Club lunches 11 - 4 p.m. Steaks Sea Food Dancing nightly Cocktails and Fine Wine Paul Mitchell - owner Drive In or Take Out Service PINOCCHIO DRIVE-IN Featuring • Hamburgers • Malts • Shakes • Broasted Chicken • Shrimp • Twist Ice Cream Cones • French Fries • Onion Rings 243-6376 2888 N. Ave. SLOPE AUTO PARTS INC. Doggone Good Stores” 4NAPA) The Part You Want... WHEN You Want It! Quality - Safety First It Pays To Buy The Best! Grand Junction 230 S. 7th 242-2077 Parson's Jewelers 444 Main 242-3420 - Mobile and Modular Homes - All Homes F. H. A. G. I. TVfllFTH ft NORTH AVENUE GRAND JUNCTION, COLORADO 11801 Phonr (303) 2418423 Approved - Luxury Living OVERPASS STORE BYNUMS WESTERN WEAR fine western clothing 242-2811 419 Main .jt Cenerbl office the bu4rkey lumber CO, - - s Lumber, Hardware, Garden Accessories Paint, Tools, Roofing ERMA'S BEAUTY BAR You'll like your hair and so will he 2837 North Avenue STEPHENS SPORTING GOODS Sporting and camera needs 510 Main 242-3811 Grand Junction New Car Dealers Association Western Slope Auto. Mattas Motors ; • -'- ?■' ■. : '■■■•' iitm2sgis . A • i. ■ ’: : .... ■ . ■ f •'� • - • • •:. ■ ; r ✓ 'V I j • |K A - v . vV V r . 7 ' rS -T'4- ® W N •5 V $5 ■ • V � N .N ,'- J . “-- ( - ----- � � -v -■—r - .; ? ' ' '.: ; • , z- w . -r -r .-;£.. . '— .■ ' . X. , _ • ■ v r. 2? ✓ •r • - -, • ♦. T •v :- 5 v' j- —' -d ; 8 ‘ .; 7 - T z • . ’% V «'; ?� T„ - p ;... 'CV