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

Text from Pages 1 - 208 of the 1973 volume:

1973 Taw as i Published Yearly by The Publications Department of Central High School Grand Junction, Colorado We the staff of the 1973 Tawasi chose as our theme “To everything there is a season and a time for every purpose under heaven”. As students and young adults we many times confront crossroads of indecision. In the pages that follow we chose this theme which we feel has a great meaning and applies to everyone. The theme, is taken from the Bible found in Ecclesiastes 3. One of the hardest things in life to realize is that, “In life everything does have a purpose. Editors, Holly M. Kareus, Barbara L. Patton; Advisor, Leonard C. Lehl; Jack Eckart, American Yearbook Company Representative To everything there is a season, and a time to every purpose under heaven; a time to be born, a time to die; a time to plant, and a time to pluck up that which is planted; a time to kill, and a time to heal; a time to break down and a time to build up; a time to weep, and a time to laugh; a time to mourn, and a time to dance; a time to cast away stones, and a time to gather stones together; a time to embrace, and a time to refrain from embracing; a time to get, and a time to lose; a time to keep, and a time to cast away; a time to rend, and a time to sew; a time to keep silence, and a time to speak; a time to love, and a time to hate; a time of war, and a time of peace; Ecclesiastes: 3 to everything there is a season and a time to every purpose under the Heaven; j 3 a time to be born, Photo courtesy of Bob Grant, Daily Sentinel 4 and a time to die; fl. V'l -' i JWATffi 4. , '4. « ‘ w ' ' K v ' « a time to plant, and a time to pluck up that which is planted; w ■i f •-V ‘ • Y . Vs. . 's K'. ’Si • • A 3 A. f� _ w: - • � •■- S':-. v4- - '■, V = Srfl Events Activities Royalty Student Involvement. . . . . page 23 Educators Administration and Services Faculty . . page 9 Organizers Classroom Cheerleaders Clubs and Organizations . . page 67 Competitors Interscholastic . page 43 Members Seniors Underclassmen page 121 Contributors Advertisers page 157 MASTERS OF THE CLASSROOM The theology student asked his teacher, “What will be the most difficult part?” And his teacher answered “To practice at all times what you preach. ADMINISTRATORS Picture 1). Alvis D. Fetter-principal. Picture 2). Administration (Back-L-R) - Miles Kara, Bruce Currier, Donald Ogelsby, Dr. Robert McCormick. (Front L-R) - Mrs. D. Jones, Mrs. N. Lippoth, James Clark. Picture 3). John Klements-assistant principal. 10 Picture 1). Pat Bishop Picture 2). James Flynn. Picture 3). Forrest Patton. Picture 4). Margaret Collins. Picture 5). Ruth Granat. 11 ENGLISH DEPAR TMENT Picture 1). Tom Hughes. Picture 2). Michael Kelley. Picture 3). Virginia LaCrone. Picture 4). Leonard Lehl-Joumalism. Picture 5). Richard Levad. Picture 1). David Longnecker-Speech. Picture 2). Sara Mohr. Picture 3). Vanita Rottmann. Picture 4). Carol Stewart. Picture 5). Leota Sweetman-Student Teacher. Picture 6). Yes, you're right! You spell cat with a k . 13 FOREIGN LANGUAGE Picture 1). Martha Boyen-Spanish. Picture 2). Lucita Perrin-French. Picture 3). Ida Roe-Latin. Picture 4). The International dinner among the four languages. One of the many activities that the language clubs were in- volved in during the year. Picture 5). William Wright-German. INDUSTRIAL ARTS Shop, Crafts, Art, Home Economics, Drafting Picture 1). Carl Craig, Drafting. Picture 2). Lorraine Frazier, Art. Picture 3). Arva George, Home Economics. Picture 4). Home Economic Students trying to figure things out. 15 Industrial Arts Picture 1). Picture 2). Picture 3). Picture 4). Picture 5). tool. Donald Gilder, Crafts-Shop. Geneva Hicks, Home Economics. Marion (Gene) Williams, Shop. John Jenkins, Art-Crafts. Typical assignment in Shop class using a power Picture 1). Robert Lynch-Counselor. Picture 2). Roxanne Hall-Counselor. Picture 3). Samuel Samuelson- Counselor. Picture 1). Marilyn Mazzuca-Choir. Picture 2). Lowell Ives- Band. PHYSICAL EDUCATION Picture 1). Terry Bantz-Boys Physical Education. Picture 2). Jacalyn Brunelli-Girls Physical Education. 1 Picture 1). Picture 2). Picture 3). Picture 4). Picture 5). Picture 6). Roy Crow. Kenneth Gregory. Clifford Hofwolt. Harry Talbott with student teacher in background. Carl Yungeberg. Janet Eldrige contemplating next step in a Chemistry experiment. 20 SPECIAL E R V Picture 1). Secretaries (L-R) Helen Hughes, Eileen Foster, Willo Davi-'S Picture 2). Librarian, Virginia Eastman. Picture 3). Nurse, Justina Nelson. Picture 5). Custodians Lorna Green, Calvin Busby, Roger Severyn, Francis Shambura, Anthony Warzeniak, Clyde Corneille. Picture 6). Lois Teed- Librarian Assistant. L (Cooks) Picture 4). (Cooks) (L-R) Lenore Linn, Patricia Garcia, Elizabeth Barnes, Frances Arnhold, Emma McCord. I JL —■ STUDENT INVOLVEMENT All the world’s a stage, And all the men and women merely players. They have their exits and their entrances, And one man in his time plays many parts. Shakespeare 72- Central “Savage Picture 1). Central High Warrior Marching Band in the Homecoming Parade. Picture 2). The Sophomore class took third place with their float driven by class sponser Bill Wright. Picture 3). The Junior class float took second place. Picture 4). 1972-1973 Homecoming Royalty, during Friday night's halftime ceremonies. Picture 5). Homecoming Bulletin board displaying the weeks events. Picture 6). Melinda Gutherie, Centrals single twirler presented entertainment enjoy- able to both young and old. Picture 7). Class of 1973 was awarded first place for their originality. Picture 8). Varsity and Junior Varsity display their talents at the Homecoming game Friday night. Homecoming activities took place at Central High this year September 21st thru the 23rd. These activities included Coronation Thursday night, a parade Friday afternoon, a Football game against the Farmington Scorpions Friday night, and concluding the festivities for the 1972-1973 Homecoming season was the Homecoming Dance held Saturday night. Picture 1). Queen Nickey escorted down the aisle by Terry Cook, during Coronation Ceremony. Picture 2). Senior Attendant, Holly Kareus and Queen, Nickie Gipson in the Homecoming Parade. Picture 3). The Homecoming theme, Savage Rage, was characterized by the participation of our own Central Warriors. Picture 4). Melinda Gutherie, Centrals single twirler presented entertainment enjoyable to both young and old. Picture 5). Football captains, Kevin McCord and Tim Cavangh present the Queen with the traditional roses and kisses. HOMECOMING ROYALTY “72-73” JUNIOR ATTENDANT: SHARI KANDA QUEEN: NICKEY GIPSON SOPHOMORE ATTENDANT: YONNA VANCIL SENIOR ATTENDANT: HOLLY KAREUS COLLEGE NIGHT 1972 Picture 1). Counselors taking care of registration while eager students look on. Picture 2). Curious College-bound students. Picture 3). One of many College displays. This particular display happens to be of Rockmont Bible College. Picture 4). One of the many College speakers representing a certain college. Picture 5). Speakers waiting their audience s. 28 Picture 1). A lesson in photography, for those who are interested. Picture 2). A smiling Journalist gives her account of the career. Picture 3). One of the many speakers on the Career Day. Picture 4). A representative for Monarch Aviation discussed the aspects of flying. Picture 5). A questioning look from one of the speakers. It’s cold and getting colder. It’s gray and white and winter all around. And oh we must be getting older. All this snow is trying to get us down: There’s a fire in the corner slowly dyin. Sometimes we just don't feel like goin on. And yet we know it's more than worth the waiting. For another chance to see the summer sun: John Denver R.M.H. H Picture 1). With plenty of snow fall during the win- ter months, students had a number of opportunities to practice their snowman building. Picture 2). Annual Christ- mas tree located in the library with Nativity scene lying under it. Picture 3). The Christmas Concert with Band and Choir participating. Lou Ives band director, directs band with great results. Picture 4). A Christmas project done by one of the Home Ec. Students. A Gingerbread House. Central's annual Talent Show was presented April 3, 1973, in the school auditorium. The acts were centered around the vaudeville theme. As shown in the pictures below most of the contestants were on the junior high or elemen- tary level. Oh yes, April Showers did turn out to be refreshing. April Showers Talent Show Royal court consisted of Melinda Guthrie, queen; Ron Bush, king; (Center); (L-R) Corky Gordon, crown bearer; Gary Currey, king attendant; Robin Duff, corona- tion helper; Sherry Petek, queen attendant; Cole Emmons, coronation helper and Carla Lyons, crown bearer. Elections Picture 1.) A new and interesting tactic was used by two of the election candidates to arouse interest in the voters. Picture 2.) Are her legs really that skinny? Picture 3. ) A committee of student council members making sure that all goes well in the elections. Picture 4.) Get the picture? Picture 5.) The 1973-1974 Student Body officers are (L-R) Kevin Decker, junior vice-president; Tana Petek, head girl; Phil Radice, head boy; Trisha Unfred, senior co-secretary, and Tod Obergfell, junior co-secretary. Are You Going to— We the members of the Senior class would like to thank all the Juniors of the Class of 74” who spent long hours working to give us a very memorable formal dance. Walking into the gym the night of May 6, 1973, we could see a fun-filled beautiful evening ahead of us. And it truly was! We Thank You. “Scarborough Fair” Opposite page: Picture 1.) A little parsley, sage, rosemary and thyme on the Fair Grounds wall. Picture 2.) Junior students figuring out what next has to be done. Picture 3.) Lori Kirby standing in front of the Fair Grounds Exit. Picture 4.) There always has to be one leader of the bunch. So says Dave Ely and Steve Nicholson, with whistle and pole. Current page: Picture 1.) Part of the big celebration of the evening is dinner. Here we have a group of Senior boys with their dates enjoying themselves apparently! Picture 2.) Two of the Prom pages passing out programs at the door to in- coming couples. i _ Sn nt RWiiiat Picture 1.) An appropriate setting with fairgrounds in the background, setting the mood for Scarborough Fair. Picture 2.) Our music was provided by Vibes , a rock group from Denver. Picture 3.) Randy Stout and Kathy Rees are pictured here, performing the Prom Page dance. The other pages were Kaye Hall, Patty Zellner, Adele Furukawa, Bobby Etter and Shauna Hall. The boys were Dan Carlson, Ed Cozza, Steve Lee, Greg Morris and Kevin Decker. The Central High Royalty of the 1972-73 Prom are from Left to Right, Tim Thamm, King attendant; Amy Taylor, Queen; Paul Saunders, King; and Sherry Petek, Queen attendant. SCARBOROUGH FAIR Are you going to Scarborough Fair: Parsley, sage, rosemary and thyme. Remember me to one who lives there. She was once a true love of mine. Tell her to make me a cambric shirt. Parsley, sage, rosemary and thyme. Without no seams nor needle work. Then she'll be a true love of mine. Tell her to find me an acre of land: Parsley, sage, rosemary and thyme. Between the salt water and the sea strands. Then she'll be a true love of mine. Tell her to reap it with a sickle of leather. Parsley, sage, rosemary and thyme. And gather it all in a bunch of heather. Then she'll be a true love of mine. Raft Race With the heavy spring runoff from nearby mountain snowpacks, the race course — Plateau Creek--was unusually high and fast, not to mention deep. But a record 29 rafts were entered, and more than two - thirds finished the course. The winning time for the Senior raft was 1:05. 25 manned by (Left) Mike Johnson, Kevin McCord, Terry Cox and Herb Trickel. After the chilling, wet race, most of the contestants said they would do it again, but not right away--enough is enough for this year and this time. Baccalaureate. . . Graduation, 1973 With the graduation of the Class of 1973, Central High recorded its 15th graduation. The traditional Sunday afternoon Baccalaureate Service found the 228 graduates just one day away from getting their diplomas. The Rev. Leland Griffin delivered the Baccalaureate sermon in the Central High gymnasium. A Smile And A Serious ThoughtI And Baccalaureate Is Underway At Central High School Together Someone In the Large Crowd? Dr. Ted Albers, Mesa College, Commencement speaker; Central band plays at graduation exer- cises. Seniors And Their Mothers Marched A1 Fetter, principal, introduces platform guests at graduation. Counselor Sam Samuelson announces scholarships and awards for seniors. Paying Attention To The Words Of The Commencement Speaker. Achievement Awards, 1973 Delta Products Electronics Scholarship, Mesa Col lege--Scott McNeese Air Force ROTC, University of Colorado--George Sutherland Honors at entrance to Ricks College--Effie Smith Honors at entrance to Seattle Pacific College--Ellen Tarr NROTC, Navy--Marine Corps scholarship, University of Colorado--Rick Wagner Denver University Honors Program--Melinda Guthrie Elks Youth Leadership (local) first place girl--Robin Duff Elks Youth Leadership (local) second place boy--Thom Johnson Vonna Bathurst--Sheri Harrison Colorado School of Mines Trustee Scholarship--Kevin McCord, Tim Cavanagh Elks Most Valuable Student (local) first place boy--Thom Johnson Certificate of Scholarship, Western State College--Beverly Motz Regents Scholarship, University of Colorado--Marcy Olender First National Bank Data Processing scholarship--Kimberly Lowery Dalby, Wendland-Jensen scholarship--Janice Blucher Mesa College Grant-in-Aid--Judith Lehman McCoy Award--Tim Cavanagh Kiwanis--Mike Johnson National Choral--Mike Johnson, Gladys Van Alstyne Chopin Piano--Sherry Petek Arion-- (vocal) Robert Hopping, Pat Crowley Art Award--Cindy Fergeson, Rita Salazar Pep Club Award--Senior Honor--Katherine Scoggins, Judy Locke Clifton B PW--Janice Blucher, Katherine Scoggins Outstanding Girl Athletes Jeanne Fetzer, Judy Lehman Colorado Power Council--Mary Chenoweth AAUW--Janice Blucher, Robin Duff, Melinda Guthrie, Katherine Scoggins Kenyon--Cole Emmons, Kevin McCord Margerite Hollo Memorial--Sherry Petek Marine Corps (band)--Lori Kirby, David Wallen John P. Sousa--Gary Lewis Masonic Awards--Sarah O'Hara, James Abshire DAR—Ellen Tarr Betty Crocker--Janet Pineau Photography--Bill Murphy, Steve Stogsdill University of Colorado Journalism (annual)--Barbara Patton, Holly Kareus University of Colorado Journalism (newspaper)--Nancy Corey, Ron Sinclair Outstanding Advanced Debate--Paul Lujan Novice Debate--Steve Godby, Mike Johnson Forensic Endeavorance--Myron Yoknis Outstanding Participation, Debate and Interpretation--Robin Duff Outstanding Participation, Debate and Exptemperaneous Speaking--Thom Johnson Outstanding Participation in Speech--David Widner MESA COLLEGE ACHIEVEMENT AWARDS--Carla Ahrens, Debra Arant, Jane Carlson, Terry Cook, Robin Duff, Christine Draper, Rachel Egelston, Archie Hall, Wanda Hatch, Kimberly Lowery, Paula Lujan, William R. McKay, Betty Minion, Marilyn Nair, Marsha Overdorf, Barbara Patton, Sherry Petek, Douglas Pickering, Janet Pineau, Dawn Price, Alice Rinc, Evelyn Seibert, Gary Sulley, Doris Swartz Thomspson, Cathy Wolfe. EDITOR'S NOTE: At deadline time, not all of the awards going to seniors of the Class of 1973 had been received in the counselors' offices. As a result, only those reported are being printed in this year's Tawasi. Since some underclassmen received awards at the annual Awards Assembly, their names and awards are also being presented here. 42 SPOR TS First, we appreciate the efforts of Robert Grant and Charles Teed, Daily Sentinel photographers, for the help they gave us this past year with photos for the Sports Section of this year's Tawasi. However, we wish to pay special attention to Harry Sutherland, another of the Sentinel's cam- era bugs. If it had not been for his efforts, especially in taking wrestling shots, the sports section would not have come out as well as it did. Therefore, we gratefully acknowledge the contribution of Harry Sutherland to this year's edition of the Central High School Tawasi. THANKS HARRY! Football 1972 Halftime rest, talk, refreshment; Bill Roberson (17) finds open ground (Upper Right); defensive linemen Mike Kidd (77), Tim Overholt (84), and John Roehm (64), jar the football loose; Ken Rossum (59) and Roehm plus flying Warrior after Canon Abbey quarterback (Lower Right); Tim Cavanagh (80) runs fullback trap play on way to score. Mile Johnson (83) blocks while Terry Cook (60) watches the play. 44 1972 Record (3 wins, five losses, two ties) Price, Utah-- (We) 7 (They) 7 Pueblo Central -- 7 6 Farmington, N. M.-- 0 26 Cortez (SWL)-- 0 7 Canon City Abbey-- 28 14 Delta (SWL)— 6 6 Durango (SWL)-- 0 42 Fruita (SWL)-- 21 0 Grand Junction (SWL)-- 6 38 Montrose (SWL)-- 6 7 Bill Robertson (17). Abbey end watch bouncing ball (Above); Rick Muender (77), tries extra point for Jayvees (Left). 1972 Varsity Football Front Row (L-R) Coach Bob Lynch, Greg Ingle, Jake Miles, Mark Wilson, Larry Cholas, Duke Taylor, Mike Millholand, Tim Cavanagh, George Sutherland, Randy Lowder, Bob Fix, Dan Mack, Tony Hughes, Marvin Jennings, Dave Ely, John Roehm, David Date, Steve Lee, Burke Daily, Frank Frigetto, George Miller, Les Tracy, and Orland Dove. Second Row—Coach Mike Kelley, Terry Armstrong, Ron Smith, David Hartly, Richard Bilbus, Rich Muender, Ivan Beale, Rocky Webb, Casey Wilkins, Zane Briggs, Tom Havens, Mike Johnson, Kevin McCord, Randy Rowten, Mike Votruba, Jim Abshire, Loren Workman, Doug Brimhall, Richard McVern, Cole Emmons, Terry Cook, Randy Stout, Randy Eldridge, Robert Redd, Duane Cook, Mike Kidd, Walter Hughes, Keith Piper, Coach Dave Emmons. Third Row—Ken Rossum, Kurt Piper, Tim Overholt, Dave Widner, Dan Carlson, and Bill Robertson. (Above) manager Dan Mack watches field action; (Upper Right) Jim Abshire (31) going down; (Below) Mike Kelley and Jerry McClurg coach from sidelines; (Lower Right) Steve Lee (18) and Terry Armstrong (40) get instructions via field phone. George Sutherland (20), Tony Hughes (41) and Rich McVern (51) rap Tiger ball carrier; Abshire (31) gets it away after Kevin McCord (10) holds and Emmons (27) throws block (Below); (Lower Left) Kurt Piper heading through tee pee; and Abbey ball carrier tries to elude Hughes (41) and Larry Cholas (80) Cross Country. . . Tennis Warrior, Tiger runners waiting for start (Above); Coach Tom Hughes, tennis; running at camera (Center)—Scott Webb, John Davis, Mark Wiemer, Steve Berkoff, Dan Ela; a slow-motion backhand return; stretching for serve. Netter Four— Kevin Guyton (Left), Thim Thamm, Mike Sutherla and Kevin Decker. Coach Fay, cross country(Lower Left), graceful Kevin Guyton (Center); Martin Chenoweth pumps; Pat Cline and marker; cross country warmup, and Pat Kelleher matches strides with competition (Bottom). Winter Sports Basketball Wrestling (Above) Overholt (43), Nicholson (23) and Workman (33) wait for the.. . ball? ; Carlson (34) waits for rebound with Overhold and Coleman (Upper Right); on the alert for a missing ball and player; Stogsdill (30) blocks for Coleman (14) Junior varsity coach Dave Caywood gives last- minute instructions during time out; Tim Overholt (43) about to get shot blocked as Coleman (15) looks on (Below, Left); Jim Abshire's tongue (54) makes out for basket (Below); Paul Saunders (20) makes steal (Lower Right); nobody seems to want the ball during CentraU-Fruita Wildcat basketball game. Season's Record: Wins 5 Losses 14 y Steve Stogsdill (31) goes high for a jump shot, even over Overholt (43) (Upper Right); Loren Workman (33) stretches toward the basket (below). Sophomore Squad— (Left) - Front Row—Bill Wallace, Nestor Lujan, Ronnie Dixon, Ed Cozza, Troy Trickel. Back Row (Left)—Steve Moore, Kenney Vaughn, Mike Buslh, Coach Jerry McClurg, Andy Roweton, Paul Waters, and Randy Price. % (Above) When the referee blows that whistle, everybody and everything comes to a halt in the Central-Fruita game; duck, Overholt (43) is about to come down after a driving layup for two points; (Lower Right) Saunders (20) shoots over outstretched hands of Gary Dickey of Grand Junction. Varsity Coach—Terry Bantz DUE TO THE REQUEST OF JUN- IOR VARSITY COACH DAVE CAY- WOOD, WE HAVE OMITTED THE SQUAD SHOT OF THE JUNIOR VARSITY TEAM. Wrestling Mark Williams pins opponent with chicken leg, half nelson. to George Sutherland helps opponent with head stand (Upper Right); Dane Baker ready to wrestle (Across); Tony Hughes gets foe in predicament (Across Left); Joey Parkhurst in a tight ride on opponent. 1972-73 Varsity Wrestlers Back Row--Creg Fisher (Left), Larry Vezakis, Ron Smith, Ken Hill, Tim Cavanagh and Tony Hughes. Front Row--Rocky Webb (Left), George Sutherland, Pat Kelleher, Joey Parkhurst, David Marez, and Mark Williams. Coach Gene Williams Cheerleaders Whoop it up! Mark Williams in one-legged Tiger. (Right) Wheelbar- rowing Tiger (Above) Pat Kelleher with a basket on Vernal, Utah opponent (Upper Right). Coaches Williams, Gregory, Fuller Back Row (Left) Tom Kelleher, John Davis, Robert Red, Mike Kruckenberg, Dane Baker and Allen Pinkerton. Front Row (Left), Larence Gurula, John Johnson, Kevin Decker, Mark Wilson and Scott Webb. JV Wrestlers Higgins fights single-leg (Above); Dave Marez about to get Tiger takedown (Upper Right); Ken Hill on half sit-out (Across); Larry Vezakis tries to hold opponent down (Below); Williams gets pin with cradle (Lower Right); Cavanagh goes after pancake (Lower Left); Hughes after a basket on Vernal, Utah foe (extreme Lower Right). In the Spring Comes the Time for. . . . i Track, 1973 Despite their lack of numbers and experience, Central's girls' track team performed well in every meet entered. For example, (Left) Kay Kruckenburg and the shot put; Rhonda Mitchell in the dashes (Right); same girl standing long jump (Below); Belinda Hensen in high jump (Lower Left); Sandra Patton in long jump. GIRLS' TRACK, 1973 (L-R) Top Row--Kay Kruckenburg, Helena Walen, Jane Carlson, Jeannie Fetzer, Belinda Hensen, Coach Mrs. Brunelli. Bottom Row--Kerry Rutledge, Rhonda Mitchell, Teresa McCune, Shaunna Hall, Judy Lehman, Jackie Benson. VARSITY TRACK, 1973 (L-R) Back Row--Pat Cline, Brian Garrison, Larry Bennett, Damon Braden, Randy Rowton, Tim Overholt, Greg Morris, Mike Bush. Middle Row— Robert Redd, Burke Daily, Glen Vancil, Dan Carlson, Richard McCune, Steve Bradley, Tim Ruske, Cole Emmons. Front Row--Duane Cook, Greg Meador, Larry Cholas, Mike Milholland, Martin Chenoweth, Kurt Piper. (Upper Right) Mike Bush in distance run; (Above) Randy Rowton heaves the discus; (Across) Richard McCune in the pole vault; (Lower Right) Ready, Set, the gun has already sounded--look at the feet. Experience hurt this year's Central track team, but many of the younger runners and field men got one more year of hard knocks and experience. The future could be good for Coach Craig Fay’s trackmen. (Above)Tim Overholt flying in the triple jump; (Left) Kurt Piper takes handoff in relay event. (Upper Right) Coach Craig Fay; (Above) handoff needs improving; (Across) Larry Cholas huffs and puffs in distance event; (Lower Right) starter Floyd Hunt ready for prelims in 220 yard dash in district meet; (BELOW) Tim Overholt moves just a shade ahead of competition in the high hurdles event in Southwestern League track meet. Bat boys (girls)— Kathy Gibson and Dixie Grey. (Upper Right, Above) Dave Ely scores, then steals second ahead of the throw; Dave Marez (Right) grabs short fly ball; (Below) Duke Taylor slides back. ilTEWATER Baseball 1973 k.� fi A-Xw . 'a- jl 62 41 W } 3 W . LUMBER CO 4 715 AM SOUTH 2« a;-� :. Kevin (Johnny) McCord watches as Mike Johnson walks in after the last out. What seems to be the trouble umpire—just a tea party? Les Sparks puts the tag on Fruita runner. Sparks takes hefty swing during Central-Farmington, N.M. game, Lincoln Park 63 SiY •' WALL 5 : . rii'.A. (Upper Left) Coach Kelley talks out a problem at home plate; (Upper Right) - Aw! come on, Kevin, he was out and he knows it. (Bottom Left) Out by a mile calls the umpire. That's home plate there son, points the umpire. (Cen- ter, Right); Warrior runner gets into third safely ahead of throw. Varsity Squad (L-R)- Jim Jensen, Dan Mack, Mark Volmert, Les Sparks, Herb Trickel Jim Abshire, Kevin McCord, Jim Coleman, and Mike Johnson. Front (L-R)- Dixie Gray, Dave Ely, Steve Godby, Eddie Bambino, Dave Marez, Tony Hughes, Wendell Dunning, Duke Taylor, and Kathy Gibson. (Not Pictured- Coach Kelley) Season's Record: 13 wins, five loses; tie for second Southwestern League. Golf This year the golf team consisted of ten players. Out of the ten--six were seniors, three juniors and one sopho- more. The team practiced at both Bookcliff Country Club under the guidance of pro Gary Wuster and at Lincoln Park. (Across) Randy Lowder displays excellent form on drive; (Lower Left) believe it or not, the balls landed on green this way, Mike Roberts and Lowder; (Bottom) the ball went that way as Marcy Olender gets off good drive. CLUBS AND ORGANIZATIONS Haven’t you wanted to help someone whom you’ve seen trying? You want to help not because he is helpless, but because he is trying. The Central High Art Club is made up of art students who show an interest in art beyond high school. An occasional art workshop is held in the evenings, but the highlight of the year is the annual Art Fair held in the Western Colorado Center for the Arts. 1972-73 Art Club officers are (L-R) Rachel Eggleston, ser- geant-at-arms; Rita Salazar, secretary-treasurer; Phyllis Main, president; and Chirea Adair, vice-president. Art Fair in the Western Colorado Center for the Arts Bible Club Great inspiration, fellowship, fun—three words which describe the reaction of the members and the sponsor to Bible Club activities for 1972-73 school year. The members met at 7:30 a. m. each Tuesday and listened to a different speaker each time. They also had two parties—one after a football game; the other was on tubes down a snow-covered mountain near Grand Junction. Mrs. Wilson About to Zip! Ron Sinclair and Tube! Booster Club Vice-president and Mrs. Orville T. Roweton at the spring awards' banquet. Other officers Not Shown- Mrs. Helen Hughes, secretary and Jerald Dalla, president. Various pieces of sports' equipment used in the athletic department at Central High have been purchased through the efforts of the Booster Club which has carried on various fund drives to raise money. The latest addi- tion is portable video tape equipment. Like- wise, the club also sponsors the athletic awards' banquet during the school year. Central High C Club C Club Officers (L-R)--Dave Marez, secretary, Meri Whaley, club advisor; and Kevin McCord, president. Bob Fix, vice-president not shown; Ken Gregory, sponsor, Not Shown. Known as the lettermen's club at Central High School, the C Club sponsors several activities during the school year, namely the annual C Club Activities Day, volleyball in- volving faculty, club members and cheerleaders, and this year a Donkey Basketball game. (Lower Right) Mike Johnson and Mike Kelleher wait for return from two faculty volleyball players; (Lower Left) Martha Boyer has her head in the air while Mrs. Brunelli and Mrs. Wilson wait in the background. (Above) Tim Cavanagh and aid try for two points on return; (Upper right) well, boys, you can only use so many players which doesn’t include ghosts; (Below) congrats for winning; (Lower Right) Coca, the ref, about to get mobbed. Time out for a morning of basketball, oops, volleyball, where the C Club, the cheerleaders, and the faculty--men and women--try their hand at the bouncing white ball, the net and nearsighted referees. Ray Coca, then sports editor of the Daily Sentinel, acted as referee. Harry Sutherland stood by as photog- rapher. On the job training... DEC A Distributive Education Clubs of America Joella Martin tries for sale on model car kit... Hospital visit for kids is an annual thing for DECA... Shirley Summers and a shake! Edna Jones (Left) in top picture receives state award at con- ference in Colorado Springs; entertainment at Employer-Em- ployee banquet (Top, Right); (Center, Right) DECA installa- tion at CHS; (Right) who said girls can't eat at a banquet; (Left, Bottom) adviser Forrest Patton talks with Kathy McKittrick in classroom. Drafting Club officers (L-R)--Dan Mack, secretary; Tim Cavanagh, president; Wes Bolan, vice-president; Carl Craig, faculty adviser. Drafting Club Sponsored by drafting instructor Carl Craig, the Central High Draft- ing Club brought together those boys who had an interest in draft- ing as a career or as part of some field of engineering. It wasn’t all work for the members, however, as the club sponsored a donkey basketball game, breakfast meet- ings, and a Thanksgiving turkey raffle. (Above) Randy Lowder, Dan Mack and Carl Craig enjoy part of their breakfast at one of the early morning gatherings of the club at a local restaurant; (Across) Dan Mack stops to think of the task before basketball game; (Below) Members of the Drafting Club. dMTHAL NGH SCHOOL CfiANO JUNCTCN OF AMERICA FBLA Officers (L-R) Sherry Petek, president; Kim Lowery, vi president; Marie Rinc, secretary; Christy' Wolfe, treasurer; K Wolfe, historian; Kim Wilt, reporter. Second From Right, B; Row, Debbie Haining, guest Junction High. Future Business Leaders of America The FBLA chapter at Central High is not just another club; rather it is working group of girls who strive each year to gain practical knowledge of the world of business through sim- ulated work in class as well as visits to various businesses in the area. It is one of the most active groups in the school. (Left) Sherry Petek in part of the candle- light ceremony at FBLA induction (instal- lation); (Below) Jean Mudge about to get stuck with pin (corsage) aimed by Marie Rinc at installation program. (Left) Lynn McKelvey guards her plate at FBLA International Dinner; (Above) Mrs. Bishop, student teacher Cass Witting-ham and Kim Wilt work on FBLA Homecoming float; hungry girls eat exotic food at International Dinner (Below); and (Bottom) the final FBLA product for the Homecoming Parade. Future Homemakers of America (Upper Left) Janet Pineau, Betty Crocker Homemaker award at Central High; (Above) Sleepwear theme for FHA chapter initi- ation, November, 1972; (Below) Officers and club members, 1973-73. i il FHA Officers, 1972-73: (L-R) Back Row--Debby Lenard, parliamentarian; Edna Jones, historian; Front Row—Lucy Smith, reporter; Becky Lenard, secretary-treasurer; Bobby Wareham, vice-president; Regina Jones, president. Future Homemakers of America is a national organization of girls involved in home economics in high schools around the country. Junior high girls are also includ- ed. Basically, the objectives of the organization are to give its members the opportunities to im- prove their homemaking skills. French Club International Dinner With Other Foreign Language Clubs French Club Officer$--(L-R) Robin Duff, program chairman; Ellen Tarr, vice-president; Kevin Decker, president; Kathy Fix, secretary French club is composed of students who are presently enrolled in French or have taken it in the past. They co-operate and participate with the Spanish and German clubs in such activities as international dinners, parties, and programs. Activities that included French club this year were a sleding party, French skits and songs, and for a promotional activity, selling candy to raise money and other spring activities. Bill Wright—adviser German Club officers (1972-73)—(L-R) Ann Zellner, vice- president; Tim Thamm, president; Deanna Wood, secretary, (Above Left) German Club band plays—oom pah pah—at Orchard Mesa Junior High; (Lower Left) German Club's dramatic epic— Gold- lilocks and the Three Bears —for a junior high audience; (Above) German Club members don't know which way to go in this one. Some vital statistics about the 1973 Ger- man Club and its activities: --Visits to Bookcliff and Orchard Mesa junior highs to help publicize the foreign language program at CHS. --Fasching Party, March 1 in the school cafeteria; German band played and instruct- ion in the polka and the German Waltz. Other foreign language clubs invited. --Groundwork laid for the first band-- German band that is, --in Central's history. (Above, Left) German Club members under the spreading apricot tree; (Across) Rita Salazar and Tim Thamm try to learn all about how to polka, German style; (Above) Wonder if that's special German home brew in that kettle; (Below) Mr. Brunelli tries to show people with two left feet how to step lively in the polka style— tain't what you do, it's the way that you do it. 84 Key Club Kiwanis International :;Jr 1 a u ___is mainly a service organization sponsored by Kiwanis International and exists to offer ser- vice to the school and the community whenever and wherever needed. They are not above having an early morning breakfast or a more formal dinner in the evening. Nor do they overlook the time for fun or an eye for the pretty girls they select for sweethearts each month or for the school year. Readers of this page have no doubt read in history of General Patton's quick, armored troops. Well, how about this group for Patton's Raiders (Forrest Patton, club advisor, that is!) 'Tendon! or is it 'Tenshun? (Upper Left) Walter Hughes talks before district meeting at the Cafe Caravan; (Above) Officers (L-R) Garrett Walker, secretary; Kevin Humphries, vice-president; Dee Gardner, president; and Scott McNeese, treasurer. (Left) Holly Kareus, Key Club Sweetheart for the 1972-73 schoolyear. (Upper Left) Mike Johnson??? gets lesson in some form of modem dance at Key Club frolic; (Upper Right) camera shy Key Club members; (Cen- ter) Key Club district convention; (Lower Left) convention discussion; and (Above) Mr. Patton keeps his fin- gers out of the cash box at the club's dance. Latin Club Officers - Dawn Price, secretary; Tionne Rowell, treasurer; Becky Belcher, secretary; Thom Johnson, vice- president; Terry Brown, president. Mrs. Roe, club sponsor is Standing. Latin Club Latin Club worked under somewhat of a handi- cap since the group had to hold its meetings during their regular classroom time. Central had to share its Latin Teacher with Junction High, and she was only here during the morn- ing hours. The club held its Ron Halsey Week to aid Ron with his medical expenses. The group also was part of the foreign language programs given at both Bookcliff and Orchard Mesa Junior Highs. In 1972-73 the activities of the Library Club includ- ed--selling candy to pay for a page in the annual, initiation of new members, monthly meetings for a social time, a meeting with the Western Slope Library Club, plus a pic- nic at the end of the school year at Lincoln Park. Library Club Pep Club top brass--(L-R) Mrs. Myraa Wilson, adviser; Kathy Locke, treasurer; Cathy Wolfe, secretary; Kathy Scoggins, president; Helena Whalen, vice-president. Tootsie Pop Battleground! Pep Club --support Central High athletics --major overnight trip to Denver during state wrestling tourney, Feb. 16-17 --painted spirit posters until too many were torn down. --raised funds by selling Tootsie Pops and football pins. --few short out-of-town trips to conference football games. Could that be loot from candy sales that Mrs. Wilson sits counting? What evil luiks in the hearts of girls working on spirit signs for Pep Club? Only the Shadow knows—and he won't tell! 89 SEEC Playing for the Pizza Dance Swing Your Partner-Find Him First! Fooled by SEEC? Most anyone would be; it simply means Students Exploring Educational Careers. It has been known in the past as the Future Teachers of America, Colorado. The year was highlighted by their state convention and the Cadet Teaching in grade school and at Central High School. The group holds monthly breakfast meetings; it also sponsored the Pizza Dance to raise money for convention ex- penses. Punch . . . Cut the Cake . . . Barbara Patton, Carla Ahrens Installation-Guest Speaker, Dr. Ted Albers, Mesa College Central SEEC chapter officers (L-R) Phil Radice, treasurer; Betty Minion, secretary; Carla Ahrens, president; Barbara Patton, historian; Paula Lujan, vice-president; Mrs. Rottman, adviser. Ski Club To finance ski trips during the school year, the Central High School Ski Club held a ski raffle dur- ing the first nine weeks of school. During the win- ter weeks, the group got lucky and was given a free day of skiing at the new Telluride Ski area- opening day. But the big thing of the year was an overnight trip to Steamboat Springs, on February 24-25. The club also sponsored the annual raft race down the roaring Plateau Creek waters in May. Parents and other faculty members went along as chaperones. Tom Hughes, English teach- er, is sponsor of the club. Skibatics Head First Hey, Where Do We Put It All? 91 (Upper Left) Some Ski Club guys and gals pose for a snow scene; skiing through the trees, maybe (Upper Right); X's mark the spot where six people ride the tow at Steamboat Springs; shoosh, and away they go down the slopes to they know not where; (Above) Phil Radice, Ski Club president stands to Left of Dana Lunday, vice-president; and Phil Wright, secretary— treasurer, tries to corral a husky mascot for the Ski Club. 92 Spanish Club program at a junior high assembly. Spanish Club --open to any student who is, or has been, taking a Spanish class, the organization attempts to present a deeper understanding of Spanish culture. Funds for such club activities as a Christmas party with a real pinata and a Mexican dinner, to which other language clubs were invited, were gained from the sale of donuts and candy. Considered and postponed until next year were a trip to Mexico during spring break. Program reading in Espanol. Thespian-Cue Club Central High Students Come For Play Rehearsal; Automatically Become Cue Club Members In Good Standing. Despite the lack of an organized drama program at Central, the response to a call for people to try out for the school musical, The Music Man,' showed that there were many who wanted a chance to be in a play activity. In fact, there were almost 100 who had a part in the show--stage crew, pit orchestra, the cast, make-up, etc. The future, then, looks brighter for a Central drama program. Guitar Lessons Given For Free! It Takes All Kinds To Make A Practice! 1972-73 Thespian-Cue Club Officers Front (L-R) Valerie Davis, secretary-treasurer; Mary Woodring, vice-president; Back Row, Thom Johnson, scribe; Ron Sinclair, president. 95 Beverly Peterson-Credit Department of Montgomery Ward G Co. Barbara Lutz-First National Bank Cheryl Hilgenfeld-Medical Recorder's office at St. Mary's Hospital VOE Vocational Office Education --a cooperative program between the business office and the school to produce responsible and self-disciplined office employees. Marie Rinc-St. Mary's Hospital Sonya Berkley-Mesa United Bank 96 Brenda Barley—Colorado West Properties Glenda Neal—Independent Lumber Company Carla McMullen—Elder, Phillips, and Carpenter, attorneys 97 Mary Burnett--Bookcliff Junior High office. National Honor Society (Above) Old members of Central chapter of NHS bask in the sun- shine. (Across) Inductees for the coming school year, 1973-74. Some members and inductees en- joy a fun time at NHS Pot Luck supper. The purpose of the National Honor Society is to help encourage students to achieve higher scholastic standards. Besides these high academic standards, die mem- bers are judged on character, leadership, citizenship and participation in school activities. In short, members strive to work for a better society in and out of school. Even though National Honor Society members are known for their prowess in the classroom, they are also capable of having fun. On one special occasion during the 1972-73 school year, the group gathered for a Pot Luck supper in the school cafeteria. Besides being able to put away the food, they also had their fun with jokes, having guests for the evening and listening to Central's own girls Barbershop Quartet. ■ -X Student Council Picture 1.) Robin Duff-Head Girl. Picture 2.) Tim Cavanagh-Head Boy. Picture 3.) 72-73 Council members. Picture 4.) David Axelson, Council Sponser. Picture 5). Student Senate members (L-R) - Tod Obergfell, Sophomore president; Phil Radice, Junior president; Dianna Lehman, Senior co-secretary; Tim Cavanagh, Head Boy. (Standing) David Axelson, sponser; Robin Duff, Head Girl; Brian Garrison, vice president; Pam Burkhalter, Junior-co-secretary; Cole Emmons, Senior president. Student Council maintains desirable standards of school spirit, morale and pride. Student Council provides means for students to express ideas and opinions. Student Council coordinates student functions, perpetuates school traditions, customs and develops good relations with students of other schools. Picture 1). Southern Colorado State College singing and dancing to a very grateful audience. Picture 2). A group of speakers from a Honor Camp at Delta who spoke on drugs. Picture 3). His Kids - a religious singing group from Southern California. The age group of the singers ranged from junior high to college. Picture 4). Student Council has tried for years to help im- prove our parking lot situation. From this picture it is apparent that something should be done. A request to have the parking lot paved has been submitted to the school board. But its priority to other issues is unknown at this time. 101 Warrior and Warrior ette 1972-73 Picture 1). Picture 2). Picture 3). Picture 4). September - Robin Duff, Tim Cavanagh. October - Rita Salazar, Cole Emmons. November - Donna Lehman, Paul Saunders. December - Linda Crowell, Tom Havens. 102 Picture 1). January - Dianna Lehman, George Sutherland. Picture 2). Johnson. Picture 3). Picture 4). Picture 5). February - Mary Chenoweth, Mike March - Sheila Collins, Terry Cook. April - Janet Pineau, Kevin McCord. May - Marcy Olender, Thom Johnson, Warriorettes - Attention! Drill Team Better known as the Central High School War- riorettes, the drill team has performed at half-time during football games, marched in parades and done what else they could to up the school spirit at Central. Early-morning prac- tices were common during the year. A team of girls visits two junior highs in the spring to recruit new faces for the group in the fall. Each Warriorette must go through tryouts before she can make the grade into the drill team. Warrior ette Top Brass Shirley Boucher waits for drill to take shape. Shirley Boucher, secretary Miss Boyer, adviser Kerrilee Jones, president Kym Coulson, treasurer Sheila Co-Head Cheerleader Head Cheerleader Pam Peggy R e e s Linda d Varsity “ Cheerleaders Thanks go to our five varsity cheer- f leaders who cheered the Student Body q through many athletic activities. 106 Junior Varsity Cheerleaders 1) . Bottom - Marla Higgins, Top: Yonne Vancil. 2) . Top to Bottom - Lynette Johnson (Head JV Cheerleader), Marla Higgins, Jayne Stephens, Shauna Dodson, Lisa Brown (Co-Head Cheerleader), and Yonne Vancil. 3) . Bottom - Jayne Stephens, Top - Shauna Dodson. 4) . Jayne Stephens and Yonne Vancil helping to cheer the football players. 5) . Bottom - Lynette Johnson, Top - Lisa Brown. ai 108 Conductor Lou Ives With Concert Band During Mendez Appearance All-State Band Members (L-R) Melinda Guthrie, Wanda Hatch Remember The Marching Band During Halftime At The Central Homecoming Game? All In The Family Concert In The School Cafeteria—Very Crowded! David Wallen Solos For TV During Taping Session Mendez Concert In Gymnasium-Special Honors For Two Fine Trumpeters In Central Concert Band 110 Master Bass Guitar Player And Instrumental Director At Central High--Lou Ives Honor Band Members (L-R) Ron Bush, Lori Kirby, David Wallen, Cherie Slogar, and Robert Walcher. Presenting Rafael Mendez In Concert In The Central High School Gymnasium With Conceit Band Central Choir Returns To KREX TV For Christmas Concert Vocal Music During a memorable year, the choir groups at Central High were part of a Family Concert in the school cafeteria; Dist. 51 Vocal Clinic; the annual Christmas Concert; visits to both Orchard Mesa and Bookcliff Junior Highs; and, of course, the Spring Concert and district vocal contests in April. Boys' And Girls' Glee Clubs (Above) Massive Girls' Choir During Spring Concert 112 Young Generations And The 'Witch Doctor' Brewmaster All-State Choir- (L-R) Sandy Gordon, Lauri Snyder, Mike Johnson, and Melanie West 'Bit Of Logic' By The Young Generations Duet Of Linda Ingram And Janet Eldridge On 'If' Sheri Harmon Plays For ’Young Generations' Concert Choir Comes Forth With Christmas Carols At Medicenter U4 Speech- Debate The Central High School Debate and Speech team logged many miles dur- ing the 1972-73 school year, ranging to the Front Range of the mountains, then as far south as Durango and Cortez. The net results were valu- able experience and personal achieve- ment. On some occasions volunteers came forward and filled in blank spots on the team for all phases of debate and speech activities. The group actually had a much longer, more rugged schedule than some of the athletic teams. Most practice sessions were conducted after school hours. (Above) The Group pauses for pictures: (Center) the 1972-73 officers --(L-R) Thom Johnson, scribe; Randy Lowder, secretary-treasurer; Terry Cook, vice-president; Robin Duff, president. Advisor is David Longnecker; (Lower Right) even speakers and debaters have to stop . c for a snack; (Lower Left) Steve Lawson makes a strong point in speech contest. A Successful Speech-Debate Season, Wouldn't You Say? 1 Clap Your Hands... For a Big Point! Singing Valentine Singers serenade ... A Suprised Holly Kareus.... Delia Lopez Caught In The Action... Sherry Petek Takes The Pause That Refreshes... Picture 1). Picture 2). Picture 3). Picture 4). Picture 5). Times. Picture 6). Picture 7). Picture 8). Holly Kareus-co-editor of the Tawasi. Barbara Patton-editor of the Tawasi. Nancy Corey-editor of the Warrior-Times. Otis Darnell - photographer. Ron Sinclair - assistant editor of the Warrior- Steve Stogsdill - photographer. Robert Hilgenfeld - photographer. Bill Murphy - photographer. 7 117 Picture 1). Annual Staff - Top (L-R) - Doug Brimhall, Steve Stogsdill, Holly Kareus, Jackie Benson, Barbara Patton, Jeff Singleton, and Mike Hemberger. Picture 2). Mr. Leonard Lehl, Journalism advisor, selling another Tawasi. Picture 3). Frank Martin, Daily Sentinel reporter, explains to the beginning journalism classes basic ideas of magazine page layouts. Picture 4). - Newspaper staff - (L-R) Terry Tezak, Nancy Corey, Phyllis Main, (on the tree) Ron Sinclair, Kerry Rutledge, Sheila Collins, Carmen Moore, and Sharon Odneal. A Helping Hand From J o U a I • i s m Picture 1). Beginning journalism classes helped on many occasions, selling ads for the Warrior-Times, and taking pictures for the annual. Picture 2). Journalism I students look over past annuals to think of new ideas for future Central High Tawasis. Picture 3). Students eyeballing cop- ies of the Warrior-Times. PARTICIPANTS OF THE CLASSROOM A wise youth makes hay while the sun shines, but what a shame to see a lad who sleeps away his hour of opportunity. The Living Bible Proverbs 10:5 121 Officers president - Tod Obergfell vice-president - Connie Garcia secretary - Patty Zellner treasurer - Kathy Rees CLASS OF “75” Sponsors (l-r) James Flynn, Bill Wright-Head Sponsor, Geneva Hicks, Larry Fuller 122 Adriane Akers Bruce Alderman Ron Almond Vonna Almond Teri Alt land Valerie Antonio Wanda Archuleta Larry Atencio Biff Baird Bemice Ball David Bambino Penny Batchelor Ivan Beale Jane Bell Jerry Beougher Mike Bibeau Janet Bilbas Jack Blacksher Launa Blair Ted Bloss Hyder Braden Mike Bradford Zane Brigg? Lisa Brown Rick Brown Diana Bruce Matt Brunner Karen Bryant Mike Burns Mike Bush Vance Campos Jo Ann Candelaria Larry Cappetto Rodney Carbajal Dan Carlson Anna Cathey Martin Chenoweth Tim Claypoole Becky Coleman Randy Coleman Duane Cook Della Coulson Athenia Cox Ed Cozza Carlene Craig Janet Crane Raymond Crawford Gail Culver 123 Leo Cyr Burl Dailey David Davies John Davis Jackie Deatherage Kevin Decker D'Alta Denby Ron Dixon Mark Douglass Orlan Dove Sherry Duckworth Mike Duffy Leonard Dunn Randy Eldridge Ann Emery Jackie Ensign Judy Erickson Bobby Jo Etter Bill Fennell Elizabeth Fetter Kay Fisher Cheryl Fix Mike Flager Bernita Ford Dalton Foster Frank Frigetto Pam Fritz Adele Furukawa Kathy Gannon Connie Garcia Scott Garner Kathy Gibson Cindy Goad Scott Graham Dixi Gray Judy Green Garry Grieb Laurence Gurule Roy Haines Kaye Hall Shanna Hall Stanley Hamon Wes Hamon Arnold Hanson Howard Hardrick Kathy Harman Sheryl Harmon Phillis Harper 124 Terry Harrison David Hartley Gary Hartman Allen Havens Belinda Henson Esther Herrera Karen Heyne Cena Hiett Jim Higginson Becky Himes Derek Hogue Valerie Holloway Rick Hoover Debbie Hoppe Opal Hoppe Walter Hughes Jon Hughey Ron Hurt Greg Ingle Doran James Marvin Jennings Bill Johnson Faith Johnson John Johnson Steve Jones Debra Keith Tom Kelleher Kathy Kenyon Mark Killen Donna King Ken Kosten Ed Krous Mike Kruckenbers Jerry Krug Brenda Lange Linda Large Linda Lanham Karen Larson Lee Charles Steve Lee Gene Leedham Debbie Lenard William Letterhos Sherry Locke Bob Logue Lonicia Lopez Cathy Lowder Nestor Lujan 125 Melva Lutz Danny Manchester Bobbie Maple Jim Martinez Martha Martinez Patrick Martinez Sue Martinez Priscilla McCallister Amy McCoy Teresa McCune Judith McDonald Kathy McGuffey JoLee McKinney Linda McLeod Keith Mead Rick Mehrhoff Lloyd Mendenhall Jake Miles Marilyn Mirack Becky Montano Steve Moore Greg Morris Stephen Moyer Rick Muender Jeanette Myers T od Obergfell Jess Olson Randy Palan Kent Parker Marie Parsons Diana Patterson V icky Payne Terry Perdue Cheryl Peterson Kenny Pike Alan Pinkerton Keith Piper Randy Price Keven Price Chelsie Pringle Sharon Purcell Vernon Randel Sherry Raymond Robert Redd Allan Reed Kathy Rees Mary Reis Karen Rettig 126 Breta Richardson Kathy Richardson Anita Rodriguez Larry Rossman Curtis Roth Loren Roth Randy Roweton Laurie Ruske Michael Sanches James Sasser Bev Satterfield Diana Schlauger Lori Schlosser Dirk Schmidt Terry Seals Tom Sheley Mike Shue Robby Silliman Gina Sinclair Arlene Slaughenhaupt Ron Smith Dan Sparks Doug Spiering Linda Squires Gretchen Stewart Lorre na Stoddart Joanne Stolte Johnny Stone Laurie Stone Randy Stout Leslie Stroh Terri Sullivan Tim Sullivan Sindy Summers Joe Swann Howard Tarr Karen Taylor Roger Thompson Alan Thye Diana Thye Jo Dee Treat Cleland Trickel Helen Trinklein Terry Troxel Cheryl Tucker Blair Tucksen Glen Vancil Yonna Vancil 127 128 Lee VanHouten Fred Wagner Vicky Wagner Greg Walcher Paul Waters Melvin Way Scott Webb Hartley Wareham Wendy West Barrett Westbrook Jim Wetherton Laurie Wheeler Duane White Susan White Mark Williams Christine Wilson Mark Wilson Deanna Wood Scott Woodard Lorraine Wright Richard Yoknis Patty Ze liner Ron Zimmerman Jeanine Zmerzlikar Rick A cord Bob Albers Steve Cejka Steve Conway Denise Croley David Espinosa Kathy Harman Dan Hetzel Sheila Hoover Cindy Jarrett Dan McClure Matt McCurry Anita Moody Randy Sheley Danny Truj illo Kenny Vaughn Susan Denby (Above) I wonder if Michealangelo started this way. Breta Richardson (Across, Left) “Who put vinegar in the Pork and Beans? John Huey and Sin Huey (Right) Okay, we're surprised, now bug off. Gay Hall (Bottom Left)-- Mama mia, that's a spicy meatball. Sponsors and students (Below) A few tense moments in the grandstand. football? Chuck Lee (Below) Ya gotta keep these women in line. Amateur golfers (Above)—swingers from the old school. Lori Wheeler (Above)—stardom at last! Debbie Allee Barbie Hoyt and Vonna Almond (Above) Striking a careless pose. Ciris P. E. Modern Dance--Brunelli's Bomber's. (Above) (Below) Boys P. E. — I shot a ball into the air... ? Officers president - Phil Radice vice-president - Sandra Patton secretary - Diane Lister treasurer - David Ely CLASS OF “74” Sponsors (l-r) Myrna Wilson, Ruth Granat-Head Sponsor, Lucita Perrin, Harry Talbott 132 James Abshire Mike Acord Audrey Adair Dennis Allred Darell Amelang Terrance Armstrong Ron Arnett Richard Bade Chris Baker Dane Baker Linda Bambino Dana Barnes Larry Barnes Dough Baugh Becky Belcher Christina Belluchie Ricky Beaty Larry Bennett Gene Benson Walter Benson Sheree Benton Karla Besso Richard Bilbas Donna Blacksher Tim Bloss Tammy Booth Marvin Boyles Martin Braden Janice Brouse Terry Brown Larry Broyles Janet Bulla Pam Burckhalter Bryan Burris Janette Busby Alyce Byrne Robert Callison George Campbell Teri Cappetto Sally Carpendale Larry Cholas Jim Coleman Sandy Coleman Stephen Collard Russ Conway Michael Cosby Kym Coulson Daniel Crabtree Debra Crawford Roxanne Criswell Pat Crowley Nancy Currey David Dade Malcom Daggett Kim Dailey Theresa Darmody Paul Darnell Linda Davis Virginia Derby Cherie Dere Cecil Deshuzer Jim Dickey William Dodd Shauna Dodson Pat Dollar Rhonda Dunham David Dunn Wendall Dunning Jeff Edmonds Dan Ela Dave Ely Debbie Ensign Erwin Wade Ernie Esquibel Debbie Fabrizio Greg Forney Pete Freytag Connie Gage Bill Gannon Charles Garcia Brian Garrison Arnold Gehring Cori Giebler Dori Giebler Mori Giebler Ernie Gipson Debbie Gitchell Aaron Godfrey Ed Gomez Penny Gordon Angela Green Rob Green Rebecca Griffith Brenda Gunter Diana Hahn Greg Hansen 134 Rebecca Hansen Tina Hartung Frank Harvey Gary Heidel Marla Higgins Robert Hilgenfeld Michael Hodson Sharon Hudsen Tony Hughes Kevin Humphreys Lori Hunt Allen Idler Bert Janes Leslie Jarrett Fayann Johansen Lynette Johnson F.dna Jones Kerri lee Jones Shari Kanda Karen Keilman Roxanne Keith Pat Kelleher Judy Kellerby Mike Kidd Sharon Kinder Lori Kirby Becky Ladson Mikel Landon Dale Lange Stephen Lawson Steven Letterhos Diane Lister Jim Littlepage Judy Locke Darwin Lombardi Chuck Lopez Doug Lucas Dana Lundy David Marez Ray Martin Roberta Martin William Martin Barbara Massey Larry McCain Monte McCallister Bev McCoy Harvey Me Cun e Robin McCurdy 135 Sharon McGinnis Lynn McKelvey Kathy McKissen Kathleen McKittrick Greg Meador Rhonda Mikesell Ruth Mikesell Mike Miholland George Miller Rhonde Mitchell Cindy Moore Samuel Morris Tim Morse Bonnie Morton Jeannie Madge Debra Myers Karen Nimmo Terence O'Connor Sarah O'Hara Tim Osborne Becky Pace Sandra Patton Phil Peter Kathy Pettigrew Janet Plummer Patty Price Mark Puckett Phil Radice Kathy Randolph Mike Pardon Linda Ray Jim Raymond Lillian Rieger Kay Riggle Rick Rinc Arther Roberson Bruce Roehm Kenneth Rossum Carla Rowe Tionne Rowell Eric Royer Linda Sangl David Sasser Don Schorn Cindie Sheets Jim Sissom Cherie Slogar Ivan Slaughenhaupt 136 Cathy Smith Lauri Snyder David South Tom Spore Jane Stephens Debbie Stinecipher Diane Tate Duke Taylor Cathy Terry Terilynn Tezak Lanette Thumser Aired Topliss Nancy Towns Van Tucksen Trisha Unfred Sue Utter Karen Vantassel Susan Vela Larry Vezakis David Volamore Michael Votruba Trisa Wagner Robert Walcher Kim Walk Garrett Walker David Wallen Bobby Ware ham Rocky Webb Julie Westbrook Dave Widner Orla Wilkie Casey Wilkins Randy Williams Debbie Wilson Kimberly Wilt Christy Wolfe Larry Wood Loren Workman Ed Wright Rick Wyers Ann Zeliner Linda Ziegler Brent Beesley Kent Beesley Joann Coppers Linda Cornelison Dan Dalla Phyllis Fleming 137 Virginia Galvin Donna Garcia David Godby Steven Martinez Kathie Massengill Sara McClendon Stephen Nicholson Sharon Odneal Bill Robertson Gary Skinner Debbie Smith Helens Wahlen Junior English Class in session (Top, Left) Hey, is this recess or nap time? History class (Above) Are we studying Columbus or the Beatles? Jeannette Busby, Debbie Wilson, and Kathy McKittrick (Across) thinking, daydreaming, and meditating. Dori Giebler (Bottom Left) Maybe Mauri has the answer. Carla Rowe (Below) If you think this is something you ought to see me with a coke bottle on my head. Steve Lawson (Above)-- Studying can be a serious business. Jane Stephens (Above Right)—the same old grind. Clyde Cornellie, head custodian, (Across) Now be sure and eat all your spinach, boys. Shop II students (Below) To burn or not to burn, that is the question. Gary Skinner (Below, Right)— Finally I got a C! Trish Unfred- Yes I am studying. (Above) Julie Westbrook and Teresa Tolies (Above, Right) — Last one home is a rotten egg! The junior class sponsors Mrs. Wilson, Mrs. Perrin, and Miss Granat (Across)—just waiting to see what will happen next. Lynnette Johnson (Below)— How do you work this thing? English class (Above) when these Jewish people dance, they really dance! CLASS OF “73” Officers president - Cole Emmans vice-president - Randy Lowder secretary-treasurer - Tom Havens Sponsors (It) Virginia LaCrone Roy Crow - Head Sponsor Merle Goodwin Tom Hughes Chirea Adair Carla Ahrens Rhonda Albers Carol Allen Debbie Arant Joelle Arellano Eddie Bambino Brenda Barley Jo Andregg Jackie Benson Sue Berens Steve Berkoff Kathy Black Janice Blucher Tommy Boothe Kathy Burg Helen Burnett Mary Burnett 143 Rodney Burnett Randy Burns Steve Bradley Allen Burry Ron Bush John Byrne Jane Carlson Tim Cavanaugh Marsden Chew Sheila Collins Dennis Crawford Pat Connolly Linda Crowell Terry Cook Gary Currey John Dade David Crawford Linda Dalla Debbie Darnell Judy Davis Valerie Davis Anita Downen Kristie Draper 144 Jeanne FeGer Dee Gardner Kathy Fix Rosemary Foster Scott Forsgren Nickey Gipson Steve Godby Sandy Gordon Teresa Gallegos Kathy Green Patty Griffith Erlene Harris Melinda Guthrie Billie Guy Kevin Guyton Archie Hall Wanda Hatch Mike Hemberger Becky Henson Jo Hermance 145 Candy Hetherington Mark Higgins Mike Hillwig Tim Himes Melanie Isenberger Lori Jacobs Holly Kareus Debbie Kissel Vicki Kasten Chuck Highline Cheryl Hilgenfeld Ken Hill Jeanette Hooker Debbie Hughes Linda Ingram Mike Johnson Thom Johnson Regina Jones Elizabeth Katzenberger Mike Kelleher Jacque Kernen Ed Kretschman 146 Kay Kruckenberg Dianne Lehman Donna Lehman Kathy Locke Barbara Lutz David Martinez Rick McKay Judith Lehman Dianna Lopez Johnnie Massey Kim McKinney Becky Lenard Randy Lowder Phillis Main Kevin McCord Carla McMullen 147 Gary Lewis Randy Majors Gary McGehee Scott McNeese Paula Lujan Lisa Mansfield Lewis McClendon Richard McVem Randy Patterson Betty Minion Janet Orman Diane Nachtman Cheryl Newman Jeff Mead Billy Myers Tom Nelson Charles O'Neill Joe Parkhurst Carmen Moore Marilyn Nair Joey Newman Marsha Overdorf Sherry Petek Beverly Peterson Beverly Motz Glenda Neal Mark Ode lb erg Tim Over holt Bill Murphy Marcy Olender Janet Parkerson Doug Pickering 148 Kurt Piper Kristi Richardson Tom Rogers Rita Salazar Steve Searcy Dawn Price Peggy Price Marie Rinc Mike Roberts John Roehm Patti Ross Karen Raymond Robin Roberts Tim Ruske Paul Saunders Marie Seibert Kathy Scoggins Becky Shaw Anna Scott Sonya Shepard Peggy Rees Debbie Robinson Kerry Rutledge Gloria Scroggins Gerry Si gw art 149 Ken Sills Kathy Smith Donna Simpson Ron Sinclair Jeff Singleton Arlie Sloate Lucy Smith Les Sparks Vernon Spomer Richard Srouf Karen Stephens Steve Stogsdill Barbara Stolte Gary Sulley Shirley Summers Melanie West Patty Wheeler Byron White Cindi White Vicki Whaley Kathy Wolfe Mary Woodring Andrea Zmerzlikar Tom Havens Richard McCune Barbara Patton Nina Wood Done Coselmn 151 Seven little Indians all in a row Mike Hemberger has a suspiciously sneaky look on his face (Above). Seniors (Below) participate in Homecoming war dance around Tee Pee. Richard McVern and an unknown construct a city. Rick Wagner and Tom Nelson discuss voltage, while David 152 Zimmerman decides how long the string should be. Herb Trickel, Tim Thamm, and Marcy Olcnder check The Tape . Jackie Benson just rummagin' around looking for??? Nancy Corey— I think I goofed, Ron Sinclair (Right)— I'd walk a mile. 153 Sonya Shepard discusses the techniques of cooking with The Invisible Girl. Patty Griffith and friend (Above) Ride 'em St. Bernard. Linda Crowell, Becky Henson and Phyllis Main (Right) study nails in Crafts. Mike Sutherland and Dee Gardner (Upper Right; studying hard—or hardly studying. Mother (Sheila Collins) and Father (Ron Sinclair) (Below) pose proudly with son Frosty. 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Approved. -Luxury Living Grand Jet., Colorado 81501 Phone (303) 243-8423 For the Best Car Prices in Town K R E X 50,000 Watts Stereo 1100 KC 92.3 Mttz. For the Best Music for All Ages Tune Us in Box 789 Hillcrest Manor 242-5000 North Avenue Furniture and Appliances Slope Auto Parts 230 So. 7th Street Grand ■Junction Colo. Phone 242-2077 1133 North 23rd Street Grand ■Junction Colo. Phone 242-3331 “Doggone Good Stores” Headquarters for Automotive Parts and Service Things go better with Coca-Cola Congratulations to the Class of 1973 243-0646 945 North Ave. 420 So. Sixth St. 242-6301 The Friendly Folks at Home Loan Will Take Care of Your Problems for Loans Insurance Real Estate 145 North Fourth 242-3366 Erma’s Beauty Bar “You’ll like your hair And so will he’’ 2837 North Aue. Jac’s Flowers —Flower’s for A ll Seasons. —“Make Someone Happy. ” — We Make Free Delivery —Grand Junction, Palisade, andFruita 439 North Avenue 243-2270 Hetzel’s Studio 261 Second Street 434-7324 Tempo One Stop Shopping for All the Family Colorado West's Most Complete Discount Store 242-0631 Teller Arms Center Jenkins Floral Floral Arrangements for Any Occasion FTD Member 2806 C. Road 242-4735 Sid’s Blacksmith and Welding Drive In Or Take Out Service Pinocchio Drive-In Featuring • Hamburgers • Malts • Shakes • Broasted Chicken • Shrimp • Custom Hitches • Custom Bumpers 2510 Hiway 6 and 50 242-1956 • Twist Ice Cream Cones • French Fries • Onion Rings 243-6376 2888 North Ave. Grand Junction —Home Loans —Savings Accounts —Investments “The Childrens Department Store” 439 Main Street 242-0670 Grand Junction, Colorado Insured Savings Mutual Savings and Loan Association 130 N. 4th 242-6646 Best Wishes to All C.H.S. Students! You Are Invited to Include Mesa College in Your Plans for the Future. Mesa Offers Some Excellent Choices: Twenty Different Occupational Programs in the fields of Business, Health, Industrial and Per- sonal Service Occupations. Outstanding Activities Programs in Drama, Music, Athletics, Ecology, Forensics, Journa lism. Scholarship, Government and others. Forty-eight Transfer Majors in the Liberal Arts -And NOYV--a Chance to Earn a Baccalaureate and Pre-Professional Areas. Degree at MESA! For further information see your High School Counselor or visit or write the Office of Student Services at Mesa College. For a Good Change Have Lunch With Us Del Blake 242-0182 2550 North Ave. _ 11. NAT. CAS 242 - 0182 mm coNikucS D G GAS SERVICE. INC. Natural Gas Installation Service 200 S. Elm Ave. Valley Building Supply Co. 242-2851 1101 D. Road (Behind State Hiway Dept.) Modern Mobile Home Repair and Services Virgil Ross Grand Jet., Colo. 242-6724 Intertherm, Inc. 3800 Park Ave. St. Louis, Mo. 63110 Parts • Sales • Service Fashion Bar Denning Lumber Co. 601 Main Grandt Jet. 242-7688 The Denning Lumber in Contract 432 North Avenue. Grand Junction, Colo. 242-1736 IHUntn UHKHUt I 215 N 15 242-9971 1 Congratulations fjMjl 1 iEZfl GRAND JUNCTION COLO. Use Space Below for Remembering Autographs Wagner’s Garage for the Best Mechanical Care for Your Car See Us. . 121 North 15th 242-9971 8 DISCOUNT TRANSMISSION Congratulations Seniors of “73” Dan Williams Delicatessen and Market Grand Valley Rural Power Lines, Inc. 171 1st and Hill, Grand Junction 2727 Grand Ave. 242-0040 ongratulations to the Class i i I ag ejghys i c If Practice Center 24th and Belford Grand Junction 242-2660 Congratulations to the Graduating Seniors of Central High School public Service Cop|p«.v Foster's Fine Shoes • Sandler Boston • Miss America • Nina • Bass Weejuns 530 Main Grand Junction Groceries—Ice—Storage Big Gam e Processing Sporting Goods Colescott’s Grand Junction’s Original 7-11 551 South Ave. 303-242-5954 Grand Junction, Colo. 81501 Country Music With a kmP- Kick! KQ 173 IL 242-7800 421 Glennwood Britches LTD Two Locations With Over 10,000 Pair to Choose From 1316 North Ave 337 Main Grand Junction c° Bellavista M K Mobil Homes 2507 6 50 Ludlam and Sons Garage 2814 North Ave 242-3458 Grand Junction Pipe and Supply Co. Largest Inventory in Western Colorado of Concrete, Aluminum, and fittings, Valves and Appurtenances for Sewer, Water Irrigation Culvert and Sprinkling Systems. Highway 6 50 West Grand Junction, Colorado 243-7332 Bob Carman Steve McCallum Pipes for All Purposes P. O. Box 1849 - 287o Freeway East Grand Junction, Colorado 242-8445 Johnson’s House of Flowers “A Good Thing Growing 1315 N. Ave. 242-4292 THE FRIENDLY SERVICE PEOPLE AT AAMCO WORLD'S LARGEST TRANSMISSION SPECIALISTS STOP IN AND SEE US!! AAMCO FEATURES: FREE TOWING FREE ROAD TEST ONE DAY SERVICE 5 (Most Cases) 2871 North Avenue Grand Junction Phone 243-9934 Over 500 Dealers Ready to Serve You Coast to Coast !! New Method Laundry, Dry Cleaners Linen Supply ,, 1 176 Free Pickup and Delivery 321 Rood Ave. 242-8464 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 243'1987 Hayden’s Thriftway 2999 North Avenue Freeway Auction Sales Every Thursday Night at 7: P.M. For Some of the Best Deals on New Used Items 2992 North Ave. Frank Charlesn orth-Owner and Auctioneer 243-9554 Featuring: Falcon Cherokee Peerless Trailer Homes Rental and Sales, Inc. —F.H.A or V.A. —Financing Available 2857 North Ave. 243-2227 The McCoy Co. Thompson’s Corral Smorgasboard Sat. 5-9 Sun. 11 - 7 Open 24 hour's White Water Building Material Corp. L. Cooks Phone 242-4843 or 242-7537 P.O. Box 1769 940 South 10th St. Grand Junction, Colorado 81501 Only USD A Choice Meats Locally Grown Produce National Brand Names. Congratulations to the Class of “73” I IN A ISNOW PEAK! HURRVO w ,._ov, ««10 Si«VKi VeSefase — JUMBO SHRIMP FOOD TO 00 For the Best Food in Town Mobil Oil Corporation James C. Dible 611 S. 7th Agent 179 242-2820 Hamburger Fries Chicken 2010 North Ave. Shrimp Shake Malts 242-3466 MjW C lass of “73” Independent Lumber Company Better Builder’s Supplies 243-0311 201 Main We Can Supply All Your Drafting and Printing Needs • Drafting Sets • Letter Envelope • Transits • Drafting Paper Watch Central Warrior Sports Events on KCTV Channel 8 725 Rood Aue. 242-8615 304 South 12th 243-0680 J S Fence Contractors 2886 Freeway East Grand Junction, Colorado 81501 Ramsey’s 76Service For Good Car Service 1 1 . - 'A 1 ■lairt Jack Blacksher 243-2723 560 Colorado Ave. 243-8463 • Burgers • Fries • Shakes • Cool Soft Drinks Overpass Store One Stop Will Do! Shop With Ken Sue ■ Fishing Equipment •Gas • Groceries • Pop Next to Safeway on Ochard Mesa “V 2686 Hi way 50 242-5486 3352 F. Road 434-7925 Clifton Thriftway Market “You Are Always Welcome” 202 2nd St. 434-6612 “Try Us for Service Satisfaction” DOXOL GAS R.L. (Bob) H 2844 U.S. 6 24 Grand Junction, Colo. 81501 Mesa Mack Sales and Service, Inc. 2394 U. S. Highway 6-50 Dave’s Schwinn Cycles Where You Get More Than a Bicycle. . . Schwinn Sales and Service 1775 Main 242-6757 DAVE’S -iD dujJLUUUCYCLERY 1755 MAIN m Mexican TflCO BEUi4SBi Foods Deluxe At Prices People Can Afford (Use for Autographs, Signatures) Western Mobile Homes, Inc. For the Best Trailers in the West. New and Used Factory-Built Homes 2474 Hwy. 6 and 50 242-1442 For All Your Farming For the Finest Quality Jewelry Needs Remember The Location. 2919North Ave. 242-7960 122 North 5th 242-2006 Don’s Super Shell Where You Get Lubrication, Tires, Gas for Less BOB'S AMERICAN AUTO PARTS Everything You'll Need for Your Car! 2850 North Ave. 242-9803 118 South Seventh 243-1765 Try Dave’s Special 1 3 lb. Jumbo Burger at the Dairy King Featuring Complete Dinners in Our Dining Room Also Take-Out Service Chicken - Shrimp - Sandwiches Open Daily 7 am to 10 pm 3224 Frd. 434-7485 Clifton Valspar Paint and Glass 2814 North Ave. 242-0524 Hardware Co. The Best Place To Save On PAINT WALLPAPER TOYS 541 MAIN 242-2159 For the Best Quality Food at the Lowest Prices See Us. SAFEWAY Three Store’s to Serve You: Tellar Arms, 23rd and N.Aue. Highway 6-50, 0chard Mesa For the Best Service in Town 242-9613 Wrights Mobile Service 459 North Ave. North Ave and 7th Street SpudnutShop 1123 N. 23rd Street Grand Junction Factory Outlet Shoes 413 Main 243-1876 For Some of the Finest Food in Town and Also Bakery Goods. . . Vic's Pastry and Kafeteria Old World Meat Company For the Best in Freezer and Custom Processing Fine Footwear Congratulations to the Class of ’73. Long Lasting Shoes 514 Main “Look at Your Shoes; Other People Do! —Beef —Pork — Wild Game Smoked Game Sausage Hams and Salami 765 Main St. 243-3255 Patton’s Thriftway on Orchard Mesa Congratulates the Graduating Class of 1973! Good Luck! — Meat — Vegatables — Canned Goods — Dairy Products — Service 179 29 Road 243-6601 Al Bertson’s 12th and 0chard 243-8320 United Bank of Grand Junction Mesa United Bank of Grand Junction National Association A Full Service Bank Student Checking and Savings Accounts 28th and North Ave. Grand Junction, Colo. Telephone: (303) 242-8822 We Love to See You 7th and Main Almost For Guys N' Gals The Hottest Brand Going QLlUu: C L= LvYLE Skagg’s Sport and Drug Center 1834 North 12th Street 243-3195 Clair’s Auto Service Wheel Aligning and Brake Specialists “No Truck to Big- No Car Too Small” Motor Tune Up Phone 243-3123 524 Pitkin Grand Junction Claire Short, Owner Chuck McCord’s Space Station At Central’s Turn Off 3098 Highway 6-24 Sport Center For All Your Sporting Needs 243-7148 2585 U.S. 6-50 West Tacos, French Fries Malts, Shakes For the Finest Food and the Fastest Service 7th and North Ave. 242-2466 � • Tires • Tune Up • Batteries • Brake Work • Engine Overhaul’s 5TH GRAND STANDARD STATION 360 North 5th Grand Junction, Colo. 81501 Phone 242-9902 Royal Inn Restaurant and Lounge For the Finest Dinning and to Have a Good Evening Y’All Come, Hear! 1810 North Ave. 242-8292 American Furniture For the Finest Furniture on the Western Slope Come and See Us. 306 Main 243-0634 For All Your —Moving and Storage Come and See Us W.R. Hall 2522 Hwy 6 50 242-1310 Congratulations, Seniors, 1973 A-W Drive-In 2837 North Ave. 243-2565 RMY STORE c T i— G SURPLUS Shop at the Army Store Army and Navy Surplus 461 Colorado Ave. 242-3466 For a Sharp Young Man’s Clothing Visit the Bailiwick “Slightly Underground” Broumson’s 401 Main 242-5074 7-Up Diet 7-Up RC Cola Diet Rite Grape Frostie Nehi Orange Bottles-Cans Serving Colorado West 7-Up Bottling . Company of Grand Junction 242-1132 Box 456 R R Trailer Sales 3221 F Road 434-7354 traileJx sales High Country Mobile Homes —Geer Mobile Home Division of Chief Industries, Aurora, Nebr. 3221F Road Clifton 434-7354 Dining-Dancing 158 Deluxe Rooms Holiday Inn 1-70 at J Two Location’s to Serve You! Cox Motors 3rd and North 1st and White DP-TO -DATE CLEANERS= J) Mall Your Cleaner Is “r Fabrics Your Clothes Best Friend Complete Line We Also Water Proof Trimmings and Ski Clothes Notions 532 Main St. 242-3848 124 South 5 242-6272 6th and Rood Ave. 242-5211 For All Your SavingdMBBLoan Needs! —Tires —Tubes —Batteries First and North Texaco 102 North Ave. 243-2137 After Thumbing Through These Pages, Think How Great Is the Support of Our Advertisers THANKS! Sentinel Printing Company Western Colorado’s Leading Commercial Printers Offset Letterpress 243-1690 200 N. 7th Street Pepsi Cola Bottlers Grand Jet. - Pepsi Cola - Dr. Pepper - Root Beer - Orange - Mountain Dew Taste That Beats the Others COLD! 315 N. Spruce 242-2872 United States Army Recruiter What are you doing after school? Some of your friends will be going away to college. Others to jobs. What are your plans? If you haven't made any yet, consider a job with today's Army. It's a chance to catch your breath. A chance to find out what you want out of life before plunging in. A chance to find yourself before beginning the daily routine of a regular job, or another four years of study. See Sgt. Hunter 242-9417 and find out more about the choices open to you in today s Army. ... will belong to those who can blend passion, reason and courage in a personal commitment to the ideals and great enterprises of American society’.' — Robert F. Kennedy public Service Company warn Dairy Queen 729 North Ave. Boom-A-Round Car Wash 2908 North Ave. 195 The Long Awaited “Music Man” Picture 1). River City townfolks. Picture 2). Doug Brimhall, standing on podium, played a double cast along with Mike Johnson, Not Shown. Picture 3). (L-R) Marian Paroo, Harold Hill and Winthrop Paroo. All played by Central students except Winthrop who is a junior high student. Picture 4). Mayor Shinn played by Ron Sinclair coun- sels his daughter Zennta Shinn and her boyfriend Tommy Dijalis. The Music Man by Meredith Wilson was used by special permission of Music Theatre International. NOTE: Why the musical in the back of the 1973 annual? Simple--the editors had set aside pages in the Student Involvement section of the book; however as time came to finalize what went here, no decision had been made on the musical. Thus, the pages had already been filled by the time this decision had been made. As a result, we had to add the musical's pages at the end. 196 Picture 1). Playing hard to get displayed well by the actions of Marion Paroo to co-star Harold Hill. Picture 2). Mayor Shinn giving, or trying to give, one of his many speeches. Picture 3). Singing and dancing beauties! Picture 4). The other cast members of Marion Paroo and Harold Hill. Picture 5). Having a big part in any musical is a band. Here we have the C. H. S. pit orchestra directed by Lou Ives. 197 Picture 1). Businessmen on the train to River City. Picture 2). After that little DEVIL . Picture 3). Yes, this goes on behind the scenes. Picture 4). The singing Barber-shop Quartet in action. Picture 5). Only part of the back stage crew. But, to all of the crew, we owe you much thanks and appreciation, from the audience and the many actors and actress in the play. Special, Special thanks go to the directors: Stage Director, James Stewart; Vocal Director, Marilyn Mazzuca; Orchestra Director, Lou Ives; Choreography, Jackie Brunelli. Once within a time, We tumbled down the autumn days And falling, changed a bit. And clocks that had no hour hand 1 And we were real because we tried. Remember? Only a length of this moment half a now ago— When the means became an end And then the end became a means. 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