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

Text from Pages 1 - 224 of the 1974 volume:

1974 Tawasi Published Yearly by The Publications Department of Central High School Grand Junction, Colorado Editors, Kim Wilt Debbie Wilson Advisors, Leonard Lehl; Jack Eckart, American Yearbook Company Representative overcome time space meie destroyed our Jomn brotherhood 3 overcome Space Overcome Events Activities Royalty Student Involvement Page 33 Educators Administration and Services Faculty Page 127 Organizers Classroom Cheerleaders Clubs and Organizations Page 61 Competitors Interscholastic Page 9 Members lit Seniors Underclassmen Page 137 b, mm Contributors Advertisers Page 173 SPORTS Determination and hard work make a WINNER Fall Sports FOOTBALL Coaches, players and fans suffered through a long season during which the Warriors won only two games. It was longer still because of some key injuries as well as the fact that there was a lack of manpower (numbers) namely the number of boys out for football. But a sound basis has been laid for the future of football at Central High School. Capt. Jim Abshire leads Warriors; (Above, Right) Duke Taylor (19) gets off a pass with help from Ron Smith (79) and Casey Wilkins (72); (Above) Loren Workman (85) gets off a punt; (Across) Greg Ingle (37), Mike Girodo (17) and Orlan Dove (70) show their feelings after a touchdown in Delta game; (Lower Right) Dan Carlson (83), Abshire (31), Burke Dailey (40) and Don Allred (47) do a little gang tackling against Palmer High runner. (L-R) Coaches Jim Selcke, Bob Murphy and Jerry McClurg watch the action against Colorado Springs Palmer High School. 11 Countdown—1973 Central Opp. 0 Bear Creek 42 2 Pueblo South 20 0 Palmer 42 14 Cortez 34 28 Canon Abbey 20 0 Montrose 26 42 Delta 21 0 Durango 2 22 Fruita 41 6 Grand Junction 42 (Above) Larry Vezakis is about to collapse Mike Milholland in a practice scrimmage; (Left) Greg Ingle (37) bites the grass and Loren Workman (85) stands guard during Cortez game; (Lower Right) Dave Ely (21) and Randy Stout (81) are about to jar a pass loose from Bear Creek receiver. Lower Right picture is used through the courtesy of Charles Teed, Grand Junction- Daily Sentinel. Front Row (L-R) Coach Bob Murphy, Duane Cook, Bob Albers, Mike Kidds, Richard Bilbas, David Dade, George Miller, Charlie Garcia, Orlan Dove. Second Row—Coach Jerry McClurg, Mike Votruba, Rocky Webb, Steve Moore, Dan Carlson, Loren Workman, Ken Rossum, Larry Vesakis, Dave Ely. Third Row—Head coach Jim Selcke, Jim Burkhalter, Greg Ingle, Mike Ziegler, Bob Prescott, Robert Dunning, Dean Coleman, Mike Hilholland, Mike Girodo, Steve Lee, Burke Daley, Tony Hughes, Duke Taylor, Jim Abshire, Casey Wilkins, Bruce Brandstetter. Fifth Row—Dan East, Ken Ball, Jim Derryberry, Don Allred, Dave Wilkenson, Dale Wagner, Tim Lee. Sixth Row—Joe Dillon, Don Lamothe, Brady Frazier, Gene Baker, Bill Miller, Ed Votruba, Ricky Juarez. Back Row—Steve Workman, Robert Redd, Don Johnson. (Above) Mike Girodo (17) tries to catch Montrose ball carrier on the sweep. (Upper Left) Ken Rossum (59), Rocky Webb (64), Casey Wilkins (72) and Orlan Dove (70) get tangled in offense mess during Delta contest; (Below) Dean Coleman (30), Mike Ziegler (27) and Jim Burkhalter (53) try to lead way for Dale Widner about to 12 be hit. (Above) Abshire (31) heads for pay dirt against Delta; (Right) Don Allred (47) going after ball on a Junction JV fumble; (Middle Right) Rich Bilbas (61) reaches for Delta ball carrier; (Lower Right) Webb Upper Left picture used through the courtesy of Harry Sutherland of (64), Carlson (83) and Abshire in on a touchdown against Fruita-Monu- the Daily Sentinel, ment; (Below) Ziegler (27) gets away a punt in JV game with some help from Bill Miller (66). (Above) Coach Tom Hughes looks on; (Center) Kevin Decker returns a volly; (Right) Scott Woodard runs for short shot near the net; (Lower Left) Barrett Westbrook puts it all into a backhand return; (Center) Tod Obergfell waits on the ball for a serve; (Lower Right) unidentified player stretches for sky apparently going after a tennis ball. Central should be real strong in '74 with six returning letterman, according to Coach Tom Hughes. It was the addition of new players, largely beginners, that bolstered the squad this year. Many played on the varsity squad. The team lost some very close matches. The season's record was 2-6. Top players were Scott Woodard, Kevin Decker, and Barrett Westbrook. Top doubles were Tod Obergfell—Tim Osborne; Greg Williams—Gene Benson; and Mark Williams—John Davis. Coach Craig Fay CROSS COUNTRY-73 According to Coach Craig Fay, 1973 was the best season in three because of the over-all depth of the team. There were seven men who ran under 11:00.0. Since Pat Kelleher was the only senior on the team, Coach Fay looks for another good year in '74. The Warriors won second in the district, finished second in two other meets and tied for first in another. State qualifiers finished 17th in the state meet. Pat Kelleher and Rich Roth had the year's best times-10:24 and 10:32, respectively. Mike Augustine off the ground and running. '73 Varsity Cross Country—(Front, L-R) Pat Kelleher, Mike Augustine, Lewis Melchior, Rich Roth, John Johnson strains for Rod Golden and Larence Gurule. (Back, L-R) Scotty Webb, Martin Chenoweth, Jim Wilson, Dan additional speed. Ela, Mike Bush and Martin Wiemer. Varsity Golf, plus five—(L-R, Back) Lynette Johnson, Coach Whaley, Dan Dalla, Dirk Hogue, Jim Coleman, Brad Dodd, Steve Nicholson, Darrell Amelang, Greg Olender, Randy Moore, and Roger Brinkley. (Front) Yonna Vancil, Marla Higgins, Pam Burkhalter, Shawna Dodson, George Salazar, Kent Brumback, Dave Marez and Dan Crabtree. GOLF-73 In 1973 (fall) Central had one of its finest years in golf, breaking previous team rec- ords three times near the end of the season; also the team had the highest ever in the district tournament. Shouldn't they have a trophy for finish- ing seventh in a field of ten teams in the tournament. Amen!! I Y.1 - (Upper Left) Darrell Amelang tees off on the coach; (Upper Right) George Salazar's putt falls short; (Above) Dan Crabtree ready to drive; (Far Left) Steve Nicholson lines up ball for all- important putt. Winter Sports Basketball (Above) Robertson (45) and Workman (33) wait for rebound; (Upper Right) Coleman (24) and Nicholson (40) run for it; (Middle) Workman, Carlson, Nicholson, and Robertson wait for the ball to make its move; (Lower Left) Coleman tips the ball off to Robertson to begin the game in Montrose; ( Lower Right) Coleman fights for a rebound. Season's record: —State qualifying playoffs against Denver Mullen (lost 87-70); second in Southwestern League (10 wins, two losses); sea- son's record 11 wins, seven losses. Varsity basketbal 1-Front (L-R) Rick Wyers, Bill Robertson, Brian Garrison, Darrel Amelang, Dan Dalla. (Back(L-R) Jim Coleman, Jim Abshire, Randy Coleman, Dan Carlson, Loren Workman, Steve Nicholson. Coach Phil Coulter in Front. Basketball — Front (L-R) Rick Juarez, David Wilkinson, Steve Padon, Don Barnes. Back (L-R) Wayne Gardner, Greg Olender, Steve Workman, Joe Chambers, Ray Bruce Powers drives for two points as Mike Girodo Lurvey. Not Pictured: Don Webber, Bill Miller, David Pollereno. an Moab JV player trail the play. Coach McClurg Jr. Varsity Basketball — Front (L-R) Ed Cozza, Bruce Powers, Dan East, Mike Ziegler, Mike Girodo, Ken Vaughn. Back (L-R) Steve Hickman, Randy Price, Randy Roweton, Greg Morris, Paul Waters, Jeff Beemer. 19 w r e s t I ■ I p 1973-74 Wrestling Squad—Back Row (L-R) Robert Prescott, Edward Votruba, James Derryberry, Brady Frazier, Mike Votruba, Larry Vezakis, g Jerry Vaughn, Randy Vaughn, Mike Kruckenburg, Rocky Webb, Donald Allred. Middle Row— Rick Muender, John Davis, John Johnson, Dave Dunn, Bill Shaw, Gene Baker, Mark Wilson, Frank Frigetto, Scott Webb, Pat Kelleher, Robert Redd. Bottom Row— Tony Hughes, Randy Kittel, Kevin Decker, James Sasser, Ron Hurt, Kent Brumback, Gregg Williams, Laurence Gurule, Lewis Melchor, Rick Dunn. (Upper Left); Scott Webb in a bit of a tangle. (Upper Right); Pat Kelleher with a Kansas ride. ( Lower Left); Kevin Decker uses a single leg on Fruita man. (Lower Right) Mike Votruba looks to his girl for some quick advice. Central's state AAA tourney qualifiers—( L-R) John Davis (119-3rd place); Mike Votruba (155); Mark Williams (105-champion); Tony Hughes (138). Central Invitational Tourney champs. (Above) Laurence Gurule rides Montrose opponent; (Below) Tony Hughes uses a cradle for a pin. A (Across) Larry Vezakis puts cradle on Friuta opponent. 22 (L-R) Coaches Williams, Fuller, Gregory. Mr. and Mrs. Decker show real parent spirit (Across) Mike Votruba uses a basket for a win (Above) Mike Kruckenburg wins again; ( Left) Ron Smith with a 2 on 1 ride; (Below) Robert Redd after a cradle. (Middle Right) Randy Rowe ton huffs and puffs as he gives the shotput a blow; (Lower Left) Lewis Melchor 'Keep on Truckin'. A hop, step and a jump puts Brian Garrison close to the crowd for a good jump. (Upper Right) Dan Carlson takes long stretch for the next hurdle; (Above) Richard Bilbas gets hand- off from Burke Daily. Dean Coleman (Above) Bruce Powers thinks he's a bird as he flies over hurdle; (Below) Dane Baker runs open 440 and ends up second in his beat. Bruce Powers attempts long jump. ) r � ' - JI '.9 ¥ ■ • - ' i a 1 ; A -A 1 m 1 I' J .u.i J � 1 1 V du :ST (««::� [3? R K SAVlWvJUMBE 0 4tt 1« AND U I� Ale Sports— 1660 JSTZ Baseball— 29 y «• Varsity Baseball Back Row (L-R)—David Dunn Charles Garcia, Walter Hughes, Jim Coleman, Jim Abshire, Randy Stout, Darell Amelang, Loren Workman, Rocky Webb, Dan Dalla, and manager, Mark Parsons. Front Row—Nestor Lujan, Dave Marez, Ed Cozza, Steve Lee, Wendell Dunning, Dave Ely, and Duke Taylor. Infielder Dave Marez, all- conference; Jim Abshire and Jim Coleman, honorable mention in the Southwestern League. Tied for third in Southwestern League NO. A ' p’fr STUDENT INVOLVEMENT Your task, to build a better world, God said; I answered, How? This world is such a large, vast place, So complicated now, And I so small and useless am, There’s nothing I can do. But God in all his wisdom said, Just build a better you. -Anonymous HOMECOMING 1973 ‘Wonderful World of Warriors’ (1) Mouseketeers take time to paint win- dows downtown; (2) Pat Zellner and Diane Tate kneel into their work; (3) Queen Adelle Bonatti; (4) 1972 Senior attendant Holly Kareus and escort John Massey helped crown new queen; (5) Coronation scene (L-R) Dan Carlson and DeAnna Wood, junior attendant; crown bearers Gena Murphy and Colby J. Goodwin; Queen Adelle Bonatti and escort Dave Ely; Senior attendant Leslie Jarrett and escort Richard Bilbas; Julie Kareus, sophomore attendant and escort Mike Girodo. (1) Chief Cherie Slogar leads the band; (2) the Sophomore float-Winnie the Pooh; (3) Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs for the Junior class; (4) Chorus float--the Pink Panther; (5) Chief Phil Peters looks at parade floats passing in Main Street review. 35 (1) Dave Ely (21) tries for yardage after handoff from Duke Taylor (19); (2) winner of the float contest. Dumbo, the Senior class float; (3) Mike Milholland (80) gets little help; (4) Presentation of royalty at halftime. Queen Adelle Bonatti escorted by Sam Morris; in background (L-R) Marshall Taylor escorts Julie Kareus, Sophomore attendant; David Godby escorts Leslie Jarrett, Senior attendant; and Ron Zimmerman escorts DeAnna Wood, Junior attendant. (1) Central High's cafeteria was the scene for the Homecoming dance that ended the week's activities; (2) Many students gulped cocoa and cookies after the coro- nation in the auditorium and the pep rally that followed; (3) Women's lib took over in the driver's seat on the FHA float in the Homecoming parade. HOMECOMING ROYALTY 1973 Adelle Bonatti Queen DeAnna Wood Junior Attendant Leslie Jarrett Senior Attendant Julie Kareus Sophomore Attendant 73 THANKSGIVING ASSEMBLY, DRESS-UP DAY Dress-up Day, after an absence of two or three years, plus a Thanksgiving Assembly combined to provide a colorful way of reminding students of their shortTurkey Day vacation with mounds of good food and much Tv football and fun- filled parades around the nation and in Canada. activities Christmas (Upper Left) Bulletin board Frosty sees stars; (Upper Right) a beautifully decorat- ed door tells of Christmas season; (Left) Santa and his helpers at a Christmas as- sembly; (Lower Left) Swing Choir, directed by Mrs. Mazuca, sing carols of the season; (Center) Miss Gunsaulls band director, can be heard with a smile. CAST of Characters Amah I—Jeff Kercheval Mother--Pat Crowley Kings--Bob Hopping, Doug Ridder, Loren Roth Page--Curt Roth Shepherds—choirs Director—James Stewart Drama advisor— Marilyn Mazzuca Music director— Donna Gunsaullus Dance director— Jackie Brunelli “Amahl and the Night Visitors” can have varied interpreta- tions as to the meaning of visit by three kings to the house of the crippled boy Amahl and his mother; still there is the miracle that happens to the boy, even though his mother tries to steal some pieces of gold from the visitors. (Left) Bob Hopping gets makeup from Lynette Johnson; (Below) Page Curt Roth, Kings Doug Ridder, Bob Hopping, Loren Roth and Amahl—Jeff Kercheval. (Lower Left) Amahl and his mother, Pat Crowley; (Below) Kathy Gannon and Rhonda Mitchell apply the makeup for John Stone; Doug Ridder gets ready; (Lower Right) Mike Girodo and DeAnna Wood get in some dancing licks. “Years Ago,” First Play of the Year The play centers around three or four days in the life of young Ruth Gordon and her desire to become an actress. Certain parts were double cast to provide more students the chance to act. The cast included Kirby Glad, the father; Lori Kirby and Carlene Craig, as the Mother; Belinda Henson and Breta Richardson, as Ruth Gordon; Patty Fields, Noreen Juarez and Nancy Vezakis, as best friends, Katherine Follett and Anna Witham; Randy Eldridge, the beau, Fred Witmarsh; Mike Girodo, Mr. Bagley from the Y.MC.A.; Gretchen Stewart and Laurie Stone, Miss Galvin from Brookline. (Left) Fred shows disappointment in Ruth's leaving; (Above) Ruth waits during discussion of her chances toenter Sargent's Physical Cul- Mama puts things away while Papa rearranges furniture in the dining room. ture School; (Below) a surprised Mr. Sparrow played by Pat Kelleher. Director Jim Stewart looks over the shoulder of technical director Pete Freytag. STAGE CREW Sound technicians were Rick Davis and Gary Skinner; lighting, Terry Brown, Pete Freytag and Aaron Godfrey. It's time for bed, but Fred remains. Becky Ladson, student director, was chiefly in charge of props, costumes. A PERFORMANCE Afere Is6Where It AH7i Patty Fields applying make-up to become Emily Webb. Janie Bell getting prepared for her part in the play. Gary Skinner, Sound Technician Written by Thorton Wylder Directed by: James Stewart The entire play takes place in Grover's Corners, New Hampshire, and traces the lives of two families in a countryside small town. The play is unique in that it does not use many props,and the story is narrated by a stage manager who also participates as a character in the play. Kirby Glad, Stage Manager Pete Freytag, portrays Dr. Gibbs, Randy Eldridge and Lonicia Lopez, George and Rebecca Gibbs. Carlene Craig, Mrs. Gibbs. Carlene Craig, Randy Eldridge and Lonicia Lopez, the Gibbs family. Randy Eldridge and Patty Fields, Are you sure you want to marry me? Production Staff Tickets-Jackie Deatherage. Publicity- Pat Kelleher. Program Kirby Glad. Lighting Technicians-Aaron Godfrey, Pete Freytag, Terry Brown. Sound Technicians-Gary Skinner, Rick Davis :: Jackie Deatherage, Mother I:: Webb; Randy Eldridge, f-: George Gibbs. i IL 11 ■i Rand II I 1 Mr. a 1 u Randy Eldridge and Patty Fields, Mr. and Mrs. George Gibbs. Sam Craig (Richard Yoknis) comes to visit the graveside of his cousin, Emily Webb. Smiles can bring you happiness. And ACere Is Where It All Cuds Girl’s League Week Girls' League, a first in itself, scored an- other first when it put together Girls' League Week. The fun started with 'Hang 'em Day, but the best of all days seemed to be the '50s Day during which students and teachers dressed as they might have during the Roar- ing' 50s. The week ended with the Girl Ask Boy dance on Saturday night, and this time the girls paid and wined and dined their favorite beaus. April Showers Sponsored annually by the Cen- tral Music Parents, April Showers is something like a spring talent show with a touch of vaudeville. It attracts talent from around the Grand Valley, from grade school to high school. From the number of people involved in getting the show ready, it is obvious that the production becomes something of a school-community project. The April Showers royalty is chosen, after competition in sell- ing tickets to the show, from among the band or chorus. This year the band won the competi- tion, and the king and Queen were........................ (Center) Mike Cosby and Patricia Unfred, flanked by attendants David Godby and Kathy Randolph. Helping also (L-R)were Tana Petek, Central head girl; Steven Briggs, crown bearer; Phil Radice, head boy at Central: and Tonia Von Burg, crown bearer. Only three acts from Central made it to the finals, and the winners of the 13-18 age group were (Above) Breta Richardson and Dane Eddy. 49 Student Elections Students voted in record numbers after candidates and their helpers had cam- paigned for a week with posters and per- sonal contacts, and finally with speeches to the student body in an assembly. FOt • I • e)un sHine Q A My Shoulders Although there were struggles to endure and many frustra- tions to work around, the Junior Class was finally able to put things together and present the biggest social event of the spring—the Junior-Senior prom—on May 4 in the Stage- coach Room of the Bar-X Motel. Perhaps, all the worry and fretting were worth the effort as guys and gals in their best bib and tucker1 (that's formal gowns and either dinner jackets or tuxedos to you outlanders) and enjoyed them- selves. The Vibes from Denver provided music for dancing; pages from the Sophomore Class entertained following the crowning of the Queen and King; Prom royalty were attendants Barbara Massey and Jim Abshire and Queen Debbie Ensign and King Tony Hughes. Raft Races Even though it isn't part of the regular extra- curricular activities at Central High School, the annual raft races down Plateau Creek always at- tract some of the hardier outdoors people in the school, male and female. Despite the fact that the water level in the creek this year was down, 20 rafts, some with girls and boys four crewmen to each raft) negotiated the boulder-studded creek bed... And another school year has been added to the records of Central with the grad- uation of the Class of 1974. But not to be forgotten at this important time of the year for seniors is... Baccalaureate ...that stresses the spiritual side of graduation and the future that lies just around the corner for graduates. 56 Senior Awards Abshire, James—Tuition scholarship, Colorado School of Mines Cal Iison, Robert—Mesa College Achievement Award Crabtree, Daniel—Mesa College Achievement Award Dodd, William—Mesa College Achievement Award Garrison, Brian—Mesa College Achievement Award Jones, Kerridee—Four-year tuition scholarship. Western State College Kidd, Michael—Football scholarship to Mesa College Kirby, Lori—Music activity scholarship to Arizona State University Mitchell, Rhonda—Mesa College Achievement Award; Basic Education Opportunity Grant Nimmo, Karen—Mesa College Achievement Award O'Hara, Sarah—Mesa College Achievement Award Osborne, Tim—Photographic work-study award. Mesa College Petek, Tana—Certified Public Accountant scholarship to Mesa College Radice, Philip—Denver University Alumni Scholarship; Denver University Faculty Scholarship; Mesa College Achievement Award. Rowell, Tionne—American Business Women's Scholarship Selan, Traci Lee—Mesa College Achievement Award Utter, Sue—Mesa College Achievement Award Walck, Kim—Mesa College Achievement Award Weimcr, Martin—Basic Education Opportunity Grant Westbrook, Julie—Mesa College Achievement Award Whalen, Helena—Vonna Bathhurst Award Wilson, Deborah—Mesa College Achievement Award Wolfe, Christy—Marguerite House Award for Outstanding Business Student and Sertoma Club award Workman, Loren—Mesa College Achievement Award; Basic Education Opportunity Grant Zellner, Ann— DAR Good Citizen Award; Mesa College Achievement Award Ziegler, Linda—American Business Women's Scholarship one ERflBiDenos eiyweiR Vt-tt JL Tlmighty Qrod.oewe efand Here at this ■ moment, my future associate� in the- 'yjr. JLk executive branch of the Government join me m beseeching that tShou will make full and complete our dedication to the service ofb the people in this throng and their fellow eitieene everywhere. vn c 7 sc •J iue ue,uie pray .the power to dieeem dearly right lXfrom wrong anb allow all our wort and action� tobogoverned thereby and by the law� of thle land. JV|Sspeaally u e pray that our concern dtall be, V 4 for all the people, regardless of station, race A orraUing. Olay cooperation be permitted and- be the mutual aim of those wh unber the cmeept of our Constitution. hold to differing political beliefs - so that all my woth for the beloved, country and forT3hy glory. rEin Warrior and Warriorette 1973-74 September- Tana Petek Phil Radice October- Shari Kanda Jim Abshire December- Kim Wilt Sam Morris January - Christy Wolfe Rocky Webb November- Sarah O'Hara Dave Marez 62 The Warrior and Warriorette are nominated by the faculty, then chosen by the Student Senate each month of the school year. Taken into considera- tion during these selections are the students' character, leadership ability (whether it be in sports, drama, student government, or in some other area), service, and scholarship. Those chosen as Warrior and Warriorette also serve as Optimist boy and Kiwanis girl for that same month. March- Linda Ray Pete Freytag February- Marla Higgins Loren Workman Pep Club has increased in size this year, mainly through the efforts of the new sponsor-Merle Whaley. Pep Club officers, (Left To Right) Diana Schlauger, vice-president; Merle Whaley, sponsor; Sherry Locke, treasurer; Helena Whalen, president; Debbie Reddick, secretary; Sharon Purcell, reporter. Pep Club 64 warni NATIONAL DRAFTING WEEK APRIL 1 7 Drafting Club (1)—Carl Craig, sponsor; Matt Brunner, vice-president; Randy Williams, secretary-treasurer. (2)—This is what a surface grinder does, I always thought it. . .(Scott Woodard) (3)—Did you eat the menu? (4)—This calls for concentration! (Pete Freytag) (5)— Three Musketeers wondering what's happening! (Steve Letterhos, Terry Brown, Pat Kelleher) Forensics 1973-74 Central Invitational Speech Meet trophy winners. Top (L-R) Paula Randolph, Duane Cook, Belinda Henson, Kevin Decker, Phil Radice, Breta Richardson. Bottom ( L-R) Patty Reids, Randy Eldridge, Sam Morris, Dave Widner, Greg Walcher, Zoe Mcelhiney. State Speech Meet Qualifiers Forensic officers: (At Right) Greg Walcher, scribe; Kevin Decker, vice-president; Randy Eldridge, sec.-treasurer; David Widner, president 1973-74 members, Front Row, (L-R) Tammy Stegman, Helena Whalen, Karen Keilman, Candis Graham. Back Row (L-R) Sherri Schafer, Sherry Raymond, Sheila Crawford, and Debbie Stinecipher. Not Shown— Kathy Pettigrew and Teresa Alderman. Below, Officers (L-R) Sherry Raymond, vice-president; Karen Keilman, president; and Helena Whalen, secretary-treasurer. Library Club During the school year. Library Club activities included the election of officers, monthly meetings, examina- tions of reference books for use in the classroom, learning about materials used in mending books. The year was topped off by the annual spring picnic. Instrumental Music Directed By Miss Donna Gunsaulas All-State and Western Slope Band Top (L-R) Lori Kirby, Cherie Slogar, Diane Schlauger, Adele Furukawa; (Bottom) Robert Walcher, Eddie Kraus, and Dave Wallen. 11 v L 303140)14 GRAND JUNCTION ’ Marching practice, getting a half time show put together, coordinating a march- ing band with its leader, the drum major, is no easy task for the students or the band director. Everybody loves a parade, even Miss Gunsaullas, and Cherie Slogar, drum major. Central High School Concert Band University of Northern Colorado concert band, with several outstanding individual performers, came to Central for an early-morning concert. Vocal Music (Above) Central High School Swing Choir taping pro- gram at KREX for Christmas Day music; (Center, Left) there is always some waiting and primping for a con- cert; (Lower, Right) the Love Bug couldn't get one over on this bug. How did it arrive on stage in the first place? 76 (Above) Brigham Young University Concert Choir; (Center, Right) Dr. Penn, a clinician from the University of Denver; (Lower, Right corner) A smile is all it takes to express your thanks. (Upper, Left) Boys Glee, (Top Row) Mark Puckett, Mike McCoy, Keith Piper, Jerry Towns, Mark Parsons, (Lower) Lloyd Mendenhall, Dirk Schmidt, Richard Roth, and Mike Augustine. (Center, Left) The girls who made All-State Choir, Lauri Snyder, and Pat Crowley. (Lower, Left Bottom) Girls Glee, She 11 i Fleming, Judy Bell, Debbie Donovan, Jacki Latta, Loyanne McElroy, Paula Hurt, Judy Green, Susan Snyder, Toni Taylor. (Top) Karen Godby, Lorna Bowersox, Helen Frye, Tammy Harms, Debbie Speaker, Roberta Archuleta, and Diana Whalen. (Above) Dave Davies, singing contest solo. (Lower) Ivan Beale ending solo contest practice. Central High School Concert Choir (Top Row) Kevin Humphreys, Dave Davies, Dave Godby, Bob Hopping, Phil Peter, Dane Baker, Monte McCallister, Larry Barnes, Mort Mendenhall, Mark Puckett, Steve Lawson, Ray Martin, Doug Ridder, Mark Parsons, Dave Wallen Loren Roth, Dan Scott, Curt Roth, John Stone. (Middle Row) Breta Richardson, Tana Petek, Jayne Stephens, Roberta Martin, Edna Jones, Lauri Snyder, Carla Rowe, Diana Bruce, Tammy Booth, Penny Gordon, Rhonda Mitchell, Pat Crowley, Carlene Craig, Jeannie Mudge, Mrs. Marilyn Mazzuca. (Bottom Row) Ann Emery, Cherie Dere, Judie Erickson, Cathy Smith, Rebecca Rinderle, Virginia Derby, Kathy Burger, Cherie Slogar, Bobby Jo Etter, Arlene Slaughenhaupt, AdeleFurukawa, Kathy Randolph, and Helen Trinklein. Classroom Drama presentation Terry Brown- lighting technician Despite problems that were finally overcome with diligent effort, this group of drama enthusiasts put some new life into Thespian activities around Central High School. Much credit has to go to David Longnecker, Upper Left, and James Stewart, On The Right. Despite the lack of an organized Drama program at Central, Thespians provided us with many entertaining plays .Thanks to James Stewart's help they put on Years Ago; A sunny Morning; Amahl and the Night Visitors; and Our Town. Thespian officers from Top To Bottom: Randy Eldridge, president; Carlene Craig, scribe; Kathy Rees, secretary; and Belinda Henson, vice-president. 81 Richard Yoknis Our Town Jackie Deatherage Our Town Pat Kelleher, Pete Freytag Our Town Key Club Kevin Humphries - president Garrett Walker - vice president Biff Baird - secretary Matt Brunner - treasurer Officers 'The Wild Bunch' All for one and one for all-who is going to get the basketball ? 'Think positive1, 'think positive'! We only have 17 seconds to go and 62 85 points to catch up. Swing your partner 'round and round'. This is Key Club's 'rough and tough' and 'hard to bluff' basketball team. Key Club's SUPER - CHEER- LEADERS Cherie Dere—on-the-job training. (L-R) Terry Purdue, Jr. representative; JoAnn Candelaria, treasurer; Greg Rose, publicity director; Alice Egger, president; Becci Ladson, secretary; and Joann Coppers, vice-president, club officers. DECA BrilIo Radice - Hotdog 74 t. — rt, . • jj I� 4 «fc. • C ••••' f i:% ■ %.? . i a t H N i- + ■■ : ' U The Central High School Ski Club is an organization to help curb skiing costs for kids and to help them go to different areas around the state besides the local ski area. To raise the money for the trips, the club sponsored a raffle and a Central-Junction Faculty basketball game. They went to Crested Butte, and to Steamboat 89 Springs for an overnight ski trip. The sponsor was Tom Hughes. C Club. . . ... the lettermen's club at Central, was busy supporting several activities: the annual C Club Activities Day, volley- ball game also involving teach- ers and cheerleaders, flowers and awards for sports banquets, pop machine custody, and gathering funds to buy ath- letic equipment. Back Row- L-R)- Barrett Westbrook Lewis Melchor Mike Girodo LaDonna Almond Belinda Henson Loren Workman Dan Dal la Scott Woodard Robert Redd Second Row- Derk Hogue Burke Daily Kevin Decker Orlan Dove Scott Webb Laurence Gurule; Third Row- Martin Chenoweth John Davis Duane Cook Mike Bush Steve Moore Mark Wilson; Fourth Row- Helena Whalen Greg Meador Martin Weimer Pat Kelleher Dan Carlson Front Row- Rocky Webb George Miller Casey Wilkins Larry Cholas Mike Votruba Bffk °w L“R) Adviser John Jenkins, Tim Osborne, Adriane Akers, Frank Harvey, Debbie Ensign, Alfred Topliss (Middle Row) Leslie Jarrett, Chris Wilson, Laurie Stone, Mike Miholland (Front Row) Sharon Purcell Christv Wolfe, Patty Zellner, Teri Altland. Officers-Frank Harvey, president; Teri Altland, vice-president; Patty Zellner, secretary 93 FHA members: Top (L- R) Sharia Waddell, Val Antonio, Diane Bruce, Charlotte Mason, Judie Erickson, Middle (L-R) Kristine Van Tassle, Kathy Massingill, Karen Van Tassle, Bev Satterfield, Edna Jones, Bottom (L-R) Bobby Wareham, Sharon Kinder, Susan Vela, Donna King, Debbie Leonard. Future Homemakers of America FHA Officers, 73-74: (L-R) Kristine Van Tassle, Bobby Wareham, Val Antonio, Diane Sarah O'Hara, Betty Crocker Home- Bruce, Bev Satterfield, and Donna King, maker award at CHS. Future Homemakers of America is a national organization of girls involved in home eco- nomics, including high school and junior high school girls. Its objectives are to develop leadership training, home- making skills, and to involve girls in social needs with the community. Central High's chapter has chosen to make educational aids for the Riverside School and to visit with students in the State Home and older people in rest homes. 94 Officers: (L-R) Debbie Wilson, secretary; Janice Brouse, treasurer; Karen Nimmo, vice-president; Mrs. Rottmann, sponsor; Linda Zeigler, presi- dent; Bonnie Morton, treas- urer This club is for those who are interested in exploring the various fields of education and want to learn more about them. SEEC Back Row (L-R) Mrs. Rottmann, Janice Brouse, Karen Nimmo, Debbie Wilson, Linda Zeigler, Phil Radice, Jo Ann Candelaria, Bonnie Morton, Dianna Schlauger, Sherry Locke. Front Row-Judy Kellerby, Nancy Currey, Sharon McGinnis, Kim Dailey, and Sharon Kinder. A daily classroom chore. French Club members (Back To Front)-Randy Moore, Kent Brumback, Julie Bush, Sharia Waddel, Kevin Decker, Shanna Hall, Mike Klaich, Ellen O'Hara, Sara O'Hara, Linda Smith, Mike Bowers, Rod Golden, Candy Graham, Sherri Schafer, Burke Dailey, Cindy Gillespie, Debbie McKay, Charolette Mason, Geri Jones, Tracy Cotton, Lenee Hunt, Mrs. Lucita Perrin, sponsor, Cindy Moore, and Dane Baker. Under the sponsorship of Mrs. Lucita Perrin, French teacher, the Central High French Club had a normally busy year with a dinner featuring French quisine, as well as a return engage- ment, with entertainment, et al, to the junior highs to promote the foreign language program in the high school. XA 97 German Club Tasting the tempting flavors of German food at the Bavarian Inn near Mack; putting on plays as part of a recruitment for sophomores from the junior high level into the foreign lan- guage program at Central; musical entertainment from a German band, where a student became teacher and teacher played with the students—were part of the club's activities for the year. Standing (L-R) Jackie Ensign, Tedra Batchelor, Mikki Berkoff, Rick Franklin, Arnold Gehring, Peter Brixius, Mike Girodo, Greg Walcher, Bruce Brandstetter, Patty Zellner, Lori Kirby, Diana Schlauger, Debbie Phipps, Laurie Stone, Pam Fritz, Kathy Rees, Karen Larson, Joanne Stolte, Adele Furukawa, Priscilla McCallister, Teri Altland. Sitting (L-R) Terry Brown, Ravania Connolly, Tammy High, Julie Kareus, Lynn Mills, Shanno Whittier, Lisa Schaeffer, David Ely, Steve Lee 99 (L-R) Back Row—Steve Martinez, Gretchen Stewart, Randy Price. Middle Row—Nestor Lujan, Anita Rodriguez, Pat Martinez, Martha Boyer (sponsor). Front Row—Luanne Sheperd, Pam Fritz, Linda Lanham, Debbie Reddick. Spanish Club During the year, the Spanish Club hosted a Mexican food dinner to which all Foriegn Language students were invited; funds were raised by selling candy. They were also part of a group which visited the jun- ior highs to encourage students to get involved in foriegn language classes at Central High School. Spanish Club officers; (L-R) Linda Lanham, vice-president; Connie Garcia, president; Pam Fritz, secretary-treasurer. (Above) Latin I—Back Row, Brady Blozvich, Liz Fetter, Kathy Richardson, Karen Rettig, Tom Zimmerman, Julie Antonio (Not Pictured). Front Row—Latin n (L-R) Adriane Akers, Steve Martinez and Sharon Kinder. Latin Club officers— (Below) Adriane Akers, secretary-treasurer; Steve Martinez, president; Arthur McCluskey, sponsor; Sharon Kinder, vice- president; Elizabeth Fetter (Not Pictured) historian. Did Caesar look like this? This year's Latin classes, once again, had to share their instructor, with Grand Junction High School, and all the club meetings had to be held during the ac- tivity period. Students were required to have one quarter of Latin before they were able to join the club. A combination Latin Club was tried between Central and Grand Junction. Back Row (L-R) Paul Darnell, Robert Callison, Tana Petek, Loren Workman, Lori Hunt, Arnold Gehring, Steve Letterhos, Craig Webb, Ann Zellner, C.A. Hof- wolt; sponsor; Robin McCurdy, Dan Crabtree, Kim Walck, Randy Williams. 102 Induction ceremony Character NHS potluck dinner. William Dodd; David Marez, Phillip Radice, Sue Gallegos, Lynn Landing, Deborah Gitchell, Lori Kirby, Deborah Wilson, Cheri Slogar, Janice Brouse, Gary Skinner, Karer Nimmo. Service v-4 Cheerleaders Varsity Pam Burckhalter Shauna Dodson Yonne Vane i I Lynette Johnson Marla Higgins Lisa Brown Shauna Hall Teresa McCune Connie Garcia Elaine Unfred Kristine Van Tassle Ina Gomez Leslie Hayes Bonnie Archuleta —rr Student Council members--Back Row (L-R) Dan Ela, Robert Callison, Loren Workman, Dan East, Wayne Mikesell, Jim Burckhaltcr, Steve Jones, Shari Kanda, Pam Burckhalter, Barbara Massey, Teri Altland, Mellissa Russell and Darla Zarlingo. Third—Doug Espinosa, Scott Rairden, Pete Freytag, Bernice Ball, Anita Rodriguez, Kevcn Price, Val Holloway, Matt Brunner, Adele Furukawa, Bonnie Archuleta, Cathy Corbin, Randy Eldridge, David Emmons, adviser. $e;ond--Pat Daigle, Dan Montoya, Mike Girodo, Kim Wilt, Tana Petek, Linda Ray, Alisa Radice, Debbie Hoppe, Greg Walcher. Front--Tod Obergfell, Jim Abshire, Steve Lee, Steve Hickman, Kevin Decker, Sam Morris, and Phil Radice. (Above) Student Senate members—Back Row (L-R) Tod Obergfell, Steve Hickman, Jim Abshire. Middle—Sam Morris, Kim Wilt, Phil Radice. Bottom--Kevin Decker and Tana Petek. In the beginning there was the Student Council's first day of school assembly, and a new group of Student Body Association officers got their baptism of fire. The Council usually met on Tuesday afternoons. Next came the big social event of the fall—Homecoming. Then there were the Thanksgiving and Christmas assemblies. Something new was added with a Snowflake Dance in January. Just before the onslaught of end-of-school events came the annual Student Body elections and another set of SBA officers were elected in late April. (Front Row) Laurie Stone, Joanne Stolte, Debbie Gitchell, Adriane Akers, Mrs. Hall (spon- sor); (Middle Row) Kathy Rees, Jackie Ensign, Vicki Wagner, Patty Zellner, Traci Cotton, Colleen Juarez; (Back Row) DeAnna Wood, Kim Coulson, Patty Fields, Christy Wolfe, Debbie Ensign, Sarah O'Hara, Julie Westbrook, Ann Zellner, Lynn Mills, Shannon Whittier, Debbie Phipps, Mary Lou Jenkins, Pam Burckhalter, and Geri Jones. Girl's League officers: Ann Zellner, president; Sarah O'Hara, vice-president; Shannon Whittier, treasurer; and Laurie Stone, historian. A Father-Daughter dinner; a basketball con- test against the women teachers; several cookie sales; a first with a Girls' League Week- these were some of the more important activi- ties sponsored by Girls' League, a first-year club at Central High. CENTRAL «H SCHOOL The Vocational Office Education Program is a cooperative association between the business commuinty and the school to prepare students to be responsible and self- disciplined office employees. (1) Kim Dailey, personnel office at State Home (2) Debbie Smith, Reed-Miller, Inc. (3) Roberta Martin, Western Slope Welding Supplies (4) Jean Mudge, W.R. Hall Moving Storage (5) Lanette Thumser, Farmer's Credit Union (6) Chris Belluchie, office at Bookcliff Junior High (7) Janice Brouse, KREX Radio and Television (8) Tracy Selan, Osteopathic Hospital (9) Virginia Derby, proof department. First National Bank (10) Mrs. Collins, sponsor and advisor of VOE (11) Robin McCurdy, Monarch Aviation (12) Sandra Patton, First National Bank (33) Linda Davis, Colorado Survault (14) Dana Barnes, Mesa Memorial Hospital (15) Janet Bulla, Improved Business Management Services, Inc. (16) Janet Plummer, Chamber of Commerce. Drill Team Back Row (Left) Michele Kluth, Anita Rodriguez, Tamera Harms, Marcee Ingram, Sharon Cavanagh, Charlette Rarden, Colleen Kohles. Front Row (Left) Linda Lange, Sue Galleges, Debbie Kassebaum, Carolyn Charles, Phillis Harper. 114 Officers— Sharon Cavanagh, treausrer; Anita Rodriguez, vice- president; Phillis Harper, president; Colleen Kohles, secretary. Anita Rodriguez, Miss Boyer-adviser, Colleen Kohles, Malissa Russell. marched in Homecoming parade, practiced in the early hours of the morn- ing on new drills for the big performances at basketball half-times, and did wnatever they could to raise the school spirit at Central. Judo Club (Top) I've told you a thousand times, stay out of my way! Officers (L-R) Lisa Radice, vice-president; Darrell Baker, president; (L-R) Colette Clock, treasurer; Linda Smith, secretary. You can't mess around with Harry Talbott. I'll knock some sense into you yet! (Right) Next time I'll watch where I'm going. 116 Back Row (L-R) Ron Rucker, Steve Smith, Howard Tarr, Brady Blorzuick, Donna Kellerby, Linda Smith, Collette Clock, Donna Minion, Harry Talbott, sponsor. Front Row (L-R) Jess Olson, Paul Charlesworth, Darrell Baker, Alisa Radice, Tami Belluchie, Holly Foster. (Upper Right) Up, up and away!! (Right Middle) Get your NAGAS in gear! (Left, Lower) UNCLE, UNCLE!!!!!!!!! (Right, Lower) Oh...You poor baby! Rodeo Club The Western Slope High School Rodeo Assn, draws its members from the high schools in and around Grand Junction. Its first rodeo of the season was held in early May; then it helped with the Little Britches Rodeo in August. Justin Walz ern Sl®P Grand ent estern 118 tfrr “Rhonda k-Alicia Boros che in Paul Haller Bobbie Mikesell f uth Mikes •wns (Upper Right, L-R) Little Britches Rodeo queen— Rhonda Mikesell; attendant, Ruth Mikesell. Rhonda l 0i kesell Publications WarriorTimes Staff Top- Charles Lee; (Top Row) Diane Tate, Lori Kirby, and Ray Martin; (Hangers-on) Pete Freytag and Tim Osborne; (Second Row) Sharon Odneal, Judy Kellerby and Bonnie Morton; (Third Row) Jackie Deatherage, Kathy Gibson, Teri Tezak, Larry Cappetto, Jane Bell, Leonard Dunn, and Jo Ann Candelaria; (Front Row) Vonna Almond, Janette Busby, Debbie Gitchell and Judie Erickson. 120 Staff members of the school newspaper and annual were often just a bunch of hams, and they did fool around. However, they really did do much work to produce the Warrior-Times and the Tawasi. Annual (The Tawasi) . . . A Newspaper (The Warrior-Times). . Tawasi Staff (Back Row) Debbie Wilson, Priscilla McCallister, Sharon Purcell, Barbi Burchard, Kim Wilt, and Chris Wilson; (Front Row) Wanda Archuletta, Cheryl Peterson, Pat Daigle, Debbie Ensign, Jim Raymond, Biff Baird, Gene Leedham, Kathy McGuffy and Phil Wright. News Bureau Bonnie Morton, Judy Kellerby, Debbie Gitchefl. Priscilla McCallister (Right) Phil Wright (Left) Pete Freytag (Left) Tim Osborne (Below) Janette Busby Jane Bell Larry Cappetto Camera Bugs Girl athletes at Central competed, depending on the sport, in varying numbers in basketball, bowling, swimming, track, softball, tennis, volleyball and gymnastics. Despite some problems with finding coaches or sponsors for some of the activities, for ex- ample, in track, several people did get in- volved--Mrs. Jacalyn Brunelli, girls' physical education teacher,; Carl Craig, Mrs. Wanda Smith and husband Charles Smith; as well as Mrs. Jo Ann Cooper, teachers' assistant at Central. Booster Club Booster Club officers (L-R) Calvin Cook, trustee; Robert Stout, trustee; O.T. Roweton, president; Phil Coulter, trustee. Front, Mrs. Helen Hughes, secretary-treasurer; and John Klements, trustee. Central High's Booster Club has raised money for athletic equipment, sponsored sports ban- quets throughout the year, fried hamburgers for hungry fall sports teams, and in a number of other ways, tried to publicize activities at Central High School. ADMINISTRATION Board Members, (Left-Right) Donald Ogelsby- superintendent; Bruce Currier- president; W.G. Downer- member; Jack Westcott- member; Mrs. Nadine Lippoth- vice-presdient; Miles Kara- member 128 Lohn Klements Central vice-principal Special Services Mrs. Virginia Eastman, Resource Learning Center Robert Lynch, Counselor On Sunday, Feb. 24, 1974 Mrs. Eileen Foster, attendance clerk at Cen- tral, died suddenly at her home. She had been at the school for almost two years, beginning her work on March 6, 1972 . Mrs. Loris Teed, Resource Learning Center Mrs. Justina Nelson, Nurse Mrs. Roxanne Hall, Counselor 129 L-umjcL Leona Jones Emma McCord Mouh tf(£ teacW4 make iltmy ic i 130 Pat Bishop Martha Boyer Jacalyn Brunelli Alan Buzan Dave Cawood Margaret Collins Joan Cooper Phil Coulter Carl Craig Roy Crow Dave Emmons Craig Fay James Flynn Lorraine Frazier Larry Fuller Don Gilder CLASSROOM Myrl Goodwin Ruth Granat Ken Gregory Karen Gullickson Richard Levad David Longnecker Marilyn Mazucca Jerry McClurg 132 Arthur McClusky Sara Mohr Robert Murphy Forrest Patton Lucita Perrin Vanita Rottmann James Selcke Wanda Smith Carol Stewart Harry Talbott Merle Whaley Gene Williams Barbara Griffith William Wright Carl Youngeburg Betty Wallace 133 Even when they are at their best doing their jobs in the classrooms, most of the teachers at Central have their lighter moments as, we hope, these off-the-cuff shots will show. The staff is some- times even caught off guard in scenes they would just as soon forget. If they are embarrassing, don't fret; these are just the breaks of the game. Teachers are human and enjoy themselves just as other poeple do. It's not all noses In the books; a smile is often worthe its weight in gold or a sack of pinto beans. Hiding behind a desk or grading papers is not really fun, but it has to be done. One thing they can not do is smoke in the classroom, but not all is hopeless. School doesn't last forever. 135 m i- t Ofterntimes, two heads are better than one in keeping with school business. Peek-a-boo, we see you. There is no use trying to hide those calories. As kids come and go, teachers are often surprised to find that some of them even come away having learned something. And this is what makes it all worthwile. PARTICIPANTS IN THE CLASSROOM “A gift is as a precious stone in the eyes of him that hath it; whithersoever it turneth, it prospereth.” Proverbs 17:8 Holy Bible, King James version Officers Jim Abshire, president; Traci Selan, vice-president; Cindy Moore, secretary; Christy Wolfe, treasurer Class of “74” COLORS— silver and sapphire FLOWER- wild rose SONG— We May Never Pass This Way Again MOTTO- A man should never be ashamed to say he has been in the wrong which is, in other words, but saying that I am wiser today than I was yesterday. Alexander Pope Sponsors (L-R) Harry Talbott Lucita Perrin Ruth Granat-head sponsor Robert Murphy 138 Richard Bade Doug Baugh Rick Beaty Pam Burckhalter Janette Busby Robert Callison Sally Carpendale Larry Cholas 139 Kym Coulson Patty Daigle Richard Davis Daniel Crabtree Virginia Derby Pat Crowley Cherie Dere Jim Dickey Nancy Currey Theresa Darmody David Dade William Dodd Shauna Dodson David Dunn Wendall Dunning Jeffrey Edmonds Alice Egger 140 Dan Eia Phyllis Fleming Charles Garcia Dave Ely Steve Foster Brian Garrison Pete Freytag Cori Giebler Wade Erwin Connie Gage Mauri Giebler Ernest Esquibel Virginia Galvan Debra Gitchell Diana Hahn Tina Hartung Marla Higgins Robert Hilgenfeld Robert Hopping Sharon Hudson 141 Lvnette Johnson Pat Kelleher John Kuykendall Diane Lister Lori Hunt Kerri lee Jones Mike Kidd Dale Lange Kevin Humphreys Edna Jones Judy Kellerby Becky Ladson Leslie Jarrett Fayann Johansen Shari Kanda Karen Keilman Sharon Kinder Lori Kirbv Steve Letterhos Doug Lucas Dana Lundy David Marez Bob Martin 142 Tim Morse Roberta Martin Larry McCain J V f i i Lynn McKelvey George Miller Bonnie Morton Monte McCallister Rhonda Mitchell Jeannie Mudge i { iSfl Charlotte Mason Beverly McCoy Rhonda Mikesell Steve Nicholson Barbara Massey A r 1 1 f Robin McCurdy Karen Nimmo 143 Lyn Norgaard 4 I Becky Pace Philip Peter ■ % V Kathy Randolph Kay Riggle Terence O'Connor John Painter Sharon Odneal Sarah O'Hara Tim Osborne A k i ft } t 9 Sandra Patton Janet Plummer Mark Puckett Linda Ray Jim Raymond Phil Radice Doug Ridder Bill Robertson Greg Rose Ken Rossum Tionne Rowell 144 Ivan Slaughenhaupt David South A L f. r Traci Selan A A i r Cherie Slogar Bill Shaw Cathy Smith Jayne Stephens Cathy Terry Teri Tezak Margaret Thompson Debbie Smith Debbie Stinecipher Lanette Thumser Gary Skinner Lauri Snyder Diane Tate Alfred Topliss Patricia Unfred Sue Utter Karen VanTassel Susan Vela Larry Vezakis 145 146 David Volgamore Mike Votruba Kim Walck Vickie Walton Bobby Wareham Rocky Webb Martin Weimer Julie Westbrook k 5v I ¥ Debbie Wilson Kim Wilt Christy Wolfe A l 5 •v Helena Whalen Larry Wood Randy Williams Loren Workman Ed Wright Rick Wyers Anna Zeliner Linda Ziegler Kathie Massengill (Above) Tim Osborne tries to be a decoration on the tree. Frank Harvey (Bottom Left) is really working for once. Kim WiIt- Don't talk, just eat. Bonnie Morton, Judy Kellerby, and Debbie Gitchell try to make a new friend. 148 (Upper Left) Advanced PE students Paul Matthews, Duke Taylor, Darell Amelang, Dave Ely, Bill Robertson workout daily; (Above) Daniel Scott is content playing his guitar; (Left) Roy Crow looks on as rookie scientists conduct a chemistry experiment. (Across) Jim Raymond does his bit for the Counseling department; (Below) Ed Votruba, Mike Votruba, Debbie Stinecipher and Bonnie Morton------- Hey guy, these cost more than $10 bucks. Gary Wells (Below Left) Hey, I didn't know they offered that course at this school. (Upper Right); Senior girls Judy Kellerby, Shari Kanda, Debbie Gitchell, and Diane Tate think they have become millionaires; (Middle Left) Brian Harriman, average senior with the evil eye; (Middle Right) are getting ready for marriage; (Lower Left) Debbie Ensign, working? (Above) Pam Burckhalter tries her athletic abilities and fails. (Upper Left) Mrs. Hicks and Julie Westbrook----- This is entirely to short! (Upper Right) Janice Brouse and Debra McCoy OUT TO LUNCH? (Middle) Pete Freytag hard at work. (Above) Loren Workman has turned over a new leaf. (Above) Dan Green and John Faulk watch while Chuck Lopez steadies his hand for operation. 150 (Above Left) Rhonda Mitchell punching away at the keys; (Above Right) Judy Kellerby— I wish someone would hold while I tie. (Middle) Lori Kirby talks to her new band partner; (Bottom Left) Gene Benson, Doug Lucas, and Rick Wyers Guess Who's Coming to Dinner? (Bottom Right) Students hard at work, once again. Officers Steve Lee—president Shanna Hall—vice-president DeAnna Wood—secretary Cheryl Tucker—treasurer Class of “75” Sponsors Bill Wright, James Flynn Sarah Mohr Geneva Hicks 152 Adriane Akers Bob Albers Bruse Alderman Vonna Almond Teri Altland Judy Amon Valerie Antonio Wanda Archuleta Larry Atencio Biff Baird Darrell Baker Bernice Ball Ivan Beale Jane Bell Jerry Beougher Mike Bibeau Jack Blacksher Launa Blair Ted Bloss Tammy Booth Gary Borkert Scott Bradley Zane Briggs Peter Brixius Lisa Brown Rick Brown Diana Bruce Matt Brunner John Burdick Mary Burger Mike Burns Mike Bush Vance Campos JoAnn Candelaria Larry Cappetto Randy Capps Rodney Carbajal Dan Carlson Steve Cejka Martin Chenoweth Becky Coleman Randy Coleman Duane Cook Della Coulson Athenia Cox Ed Cozza Carlene Craig Janet Crane 153 Denise Croley Gail Culver Burke Dailey David Davies John Davis Jackie Deatherage Kevin Decker Dalta Denby Ron Dixon Roy Douglas Orlan Dove Mike Duffy Leonard Dunn Dane Eddy Randy Eldridge Ann Emery Jackie Ensign Judie Erickson David Espinosa Bobby Jo Etter Robert Faudree Bill Fennell Elizabeth Fetter Cheryl Fix Bernita Ford Dalton Foster Frank Frigetto Pam Fritz Adele Furukawa James Gagnon Kathleen Gannon Connie Garcia Scott Garner Scott Graham Dixi Gray Judy Green Garry Grieb Laurence Gurule Roy Haines Kaye Hall Shanna Hall Stanley Hamon Wes Hamon Howard Hardrick Phillis Harper Kathy Harman Belinda Henson Dan Hetzel 154 Karen Heyne Jim Higginson Becky Himes Diane Hindman Derek Hogue Valerie Holloway Rick Hoover Sheila Hoover Debbie Hoppe Barbi Hoyt Ron Hurt Greg Ingle Doran James Marvin Jennings Bill Johnson Faith Johnson John Johnson Steve Jones Ken Kasten Tom Kelleher Kathy Kenyon Mark Killen Donna King Eddie Krous Mike Kruckenberg Jerry Krug Brenda Lange Linda Lange Linda Lanham Karen Larson Charles Lee Steven Lee Mike Letterhos Sherry Locke Bob Logue Lonicia Lopez Cathy Lowder Nestor Lujan Melva Lutz Danny Manchester Chris Martinez Jim Martinez Patrick Martinez Sue Martinez Priscilla McCallister Pamela McClaskey Amy McCoy Teresa McCune 155 Matt McCurry Kathy McGuffey Debbie McKay Linda McLeod Rick Mehrhoff Lloyd Mendenhall Bryon Miller Anita Moody Steve Moore Greg Morris Stephen Moyer Rick Muender John Obergfell Jess Olson Janet Orr Randy Palan Mark Parsons Vicky Payne Terry Perdue Cheryl Peterson Kenny Pike Alan Pinkerton Keith Piper Keven Price Randy Price Elaine Pringle Sharon Purcell Vernon Randel Sherry Raymond Allan Reed Robert Redd Mary Reis Karen Rettig Pam Rice Breta Richardson Domani Richardson Kathy Richardson Rebecca Rinderle Anita Rodriguez Larry Rossman Curtis Roth Loren Roth Randy Roweton Laurie Ruske Mike Sanches Cindy Jarrett Jim Sasser Diana Schlauger 156 Lora Schlosser Mike Seeley Tom Sheley James Shue Rob Silliman Gina Sinclair Arlene Slaughenhaupt Doug Spiering Randall Stacy Ida Sterry Gretchen Stewart Lorrena Stoddart Joanne Stolte Laura Stone Johnny Stone Randy Stout TimSullivan Howard Tarr Alan Thye Diana Thye Barbara Trivitt Terry Troxel Cheryl Tucker Rhonda Ulibarri Glen Vancil Yonne Vancil Lee VanHouten Jerry Vaughn Kenny Vaughn Fred Wagner Vicky Wagner Hartley Wareham Paul Waters Melvin Way Scott Webb Barrett Westbrook Jim Wetherton Duane While Susan White Dickie White Christine Wilson Ronald Wilson DeAnna Wood Scott Woodard Richard Yoknis Patty Zeliner Ron Zimmerman Jeanine Zmerzlikar 157 (Right) Leonard Dunn arm wrestles with Mr. Lehl; (Middle) Spanish class working hard; (Bottom) Shanna Hall, Terri Altland, Kathy Rees and DeAnna Wood doing hard makeup exercises. Linda Squires Ida Sterry Lynda Stride Greg Walcher Jeanine Zmerzlikar 158 Steve Cejka and Randa Pa Ian really don't know what they're doing. (Right) Spanish class doesn't know a thing the teacher's saying. (Bottom Left) Lance Reed, a craftsman in action; (Lower Right) Larry Rossman fixes the Zoology class lunch. 159 • (Left) Laurie Ruske and Bob Baird attempt to study. (Middle) Randy Stout rests with extra legs; (Below) Shanna Hall, Terri A It land, Kathy Rees and DeAnna Wood think it might help! (Lower Left) Todd Obergfell and Matt Brunner practice for future world destruction; (Lower Right) Duane Cook pounds his anger out on the leather. (Above) Matt Brunner, Shanna Hall, Ron Zimmerman, and Randy Roweton will they ever act serious? (Upper Right) With a smile on her face, Terri Altland creates. . .? (Middle Left) Biff Baird afrid Chris Wilson on the job? (Middle Right) Stars of Years Ago celebrate after a fantastic performance—Laurie Stone, Belinda Henson, Randy Eldridge, Kathy Rees ( Lower Left) Who's that new kid in a junior English class? 161 Officers Scott Laramore-president Gene Baker-vice-president Darla Zarlingo-secretary Julie Kareus-treasurer Class of ‘76 Class Sponsors Alan Buzan-Not Pictured Dave Cay wood Lorraine Frazier Carl Yungeberg 162 Teresa Alderman Donald Allred La Donna Almond Gary A Ivey Julie Antonio Nancy Antonson Becky Archuleta Bonnie Archuleta Cathenne Archuleta Roberta Archuleta Brenda Armentrout Warren Audino Mike Augustine Gene Baker Kenneth Ball Becky Barley Mike Barley Don Barnes Karen Barnett David Barnkow Tedra Batchelor Carol Baugh Jeff Beemer Judy Bell Tara Belluchie Patti Benson Michele Berkoff Charolette Berry Rhonda Bivens Brady Blozlich Daniel Blyant Terry Boothe Dorthy Bounds Michael Bowers Lorna Bowersox Geraldine Bowker Darlene Bradley Bruce Brandstatter Mark Branton Roger Brinkley Larry Brown Modeline Brown Terri Brown Kent Brumback Gary Bulla Jim Burckhalter John Burnett Julie Bush 163 Debbie Camprell Lonna Campbell Beverly Capps Roy Carmickle Cindy Carpendale Donny Casto Sharon Cavanagh Joe Chambers Carolyn Charles Paul Charlesworth Diana Citchell Virginia Cline Collette Clock Dean Coleman Donita Coleman Garry Co I lard Ravania Connolly Janelle Cooper Cathy Corbin Joyce Coruelison Traci Cotton Linda Crane Cara Crawford Leland Crawford Jeni Craven Randy Cribari Sandra Crisler Tami Dailey Mark Darnell Jerry Deatherage Tana Debuone Denise Dennis James DerryBerry David DeVries Debra Donovan Vicki Downen Shelli Drake Diana Duffy Ricky Dunn Harry Dunning Jackie Dyer Daniel East Carole Eddie Debbie Ekren John Eryen Patty Eslingar Doug Espinosea Ken Farley 164 Patricia Fields Kathy Ford Holly Foster Brady Frazier Everett Frye Helen Frye David Fuller Debbie Gage Joe Gagnon Chris Gallegos David Gardner Wayne Gardner Don Garlitz Jeff Gerdes Cynthia Gillespie Kirby Glad Mike Girodo Cindy Gode Karen Godby Rodney Golden Ina Gomez Rebecca Gordon Kurt Goss Candy Graham Nancy Green Debbie Green Janet Gross Molly Gunter Shari Hackler Evonne Haley Debra Hardin Tanny Harms Will Haworth Leslie Hayes Cheryl Heidel Barbara Heitsman Denise Hensley Steven Hickman Carol Higginson Tammy High Nathan Highline Katherine Hightower David Hilgenfeld Susan Hill Kevin Himes Randi Hocker James Hollaway Kathy Hollonay 165 Jim Holton Deana Honson Mark Hooker Tom Hopson Denise Howell Lenee Hunt Paula Hurt James Hutsell Marcee Ingram Donald Inskeep Rodger Inskeep Steve Jarrett Mary Jenkins Darrelyn Jensen Samuel John Don Johnson Lynn Johnson Jeff Jogel Debbie Jones Geri Jones Milton Jones Kendra Jordan Chip Jowles Noreen Juarez Rick Juarez Debra Kanda Julie Kareus Debbie Kassebaum Donna Kellerby Lawana Kelley Bryon Kerns Karen Kinman Randy Kittei Mike Klaich Michele Kluth Timothy Knight Jim Koesther Coleen Kohles Eric Kretschnan Cathy Kwykendall Donald LaMothe Juanita Lange Scott Laramore Jackie Latta Tammy Lawrence Tim Lee Gerry Lemarr Penny Linrille 166 Tina Lloyd Ray Lurvey Sandra Mack Kathy Malan Arlin Manry Earl in Manspeaker Cecil Martin Russel Martin Cathy May Micki Maynes Richard McCurdy Boyd McDuffy Joe McElhiney Loyanne McElroy Cynthia McGinnis Frances Mease Tami Merhoff Lewis Melchor Richard Meyer Bill Miller Peggy Miller Lynn M ills Valarie Milovich Donna Minion Sharon Moland Greg Monger Randy Moore Kenneth Morrison Mellissa Neal Victor Odelberg George Olson Steve Padon Gail Pahler Debi Phipps Dianne Pineau Bryan Plummer David Polloreno Bruce Powers Bob Prescott Dianne Quinn Alisa Radice Schott Rairden Mac Rekes Charlette Rarden Debra Reddick Kathy Reid Paul Reis Joe Rhodes 167 Alan Ricks Phillip Riggle David Roberts Debra Robinson Rhonda Robinson Jeanninie Rodriguez Richard Roth Ron Rucker Melissa Russell George Salazar Lisa Schaefer Sherri Schaefer Beverly Schlauger Susan Schultz Cindy Scoggins Pat Scott Jim Seibert Gordon Sharpe Christie Shaw Luanne Shepherd Richard Shupe Cindy Sills Karen Simpson Kenneth Sines Cheryl Singleton Vicki Sisson Mike Slogar Linda Smith Steve Smith Susie Snyder Pat South Debbie Speaker Tammy Stegman LeeAnn Stephens Debbie Stitt George Stitt Marshal Taylor Til Taylor Toni Taylor Richard Terry Zelinda Thames Zenobia Thames Debbie Troxel Linda Tyler Wes Tyson Rebecca Vein Winkle Elaine Unfred Diane Uptain 168 Leonard Valdez Kristine Van Tassel Edward Votruba Sharia Waddell Mark Wagner Vickie Walck Wendy Webb Don Webber Diane Whalen Scott White Shannon Whittier Dale Widner David Wilkinson Gregg Williams Mark Williams Gloria Wilson Jim Wilson Jeff Wood Betty Woodard Brenda Woodard Steve Workman Darla Zarlingo Mike Zlebler Tom Zimmerman Brian Zmerzlikar Cythia Guy Susan Hunt Lorie Loimbach Virgil Myers Ellen O'Hara Gordon Stillson Edie Stout Marsha Violett Wesley Winfrey Donald Barnes, Dan East, and class doing English skit. Harry Dunning- What did you do? Chip Toeles, Scott Laramore, Donald Allred, and friends Hey did you hear what happened in study hall? Darla Zarlingo, Cheryl Tucker- Smile you're on candid camera. (Upper Right) Sharia Waddell, Art I Darla Zarlingo and Susan Hill But I don't understand Wes Tyson, Julie Kareus, Tammy High, and Dane Eddy- I promise never to eat a raisin. 'fl “JK Boys P. E. - A11 right boys al,a2,a3. David Sparenberg, Tom Kelleher, and Mrs. Frazier . .and this is the last time I'm going to show you! Richard Terry- Hey, don't laugh; it's for my girlfriend Louis Melchor and Alis Radice- Well, don't ask me. Leslie Hayes, Colette Ceock, and Holly Foster- Who has the answer to number 4? Mike Ray- Old Maid Greg Williams- I've gotcha now. 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Coohs 418 Main 242-1241 1350 N. Ave. 242-4292 For free estimates- packing- storage CoJTC ihc ({cnrkfMA. noKTMflloycan 2135 East Main Grand Junction 243-7575 - Full Value Protection- world wide moving moving and storage J)lope Auto fyr s 230 So. 7th Street Grand Junction Colorado Phone 243-4316 1133 N. 23rd Street Grand Junction Colorado Phone 243-4316 Doggone Good Stores 182 4NAPA} Headquarters for Automotive Parts and Service grocery 2851 North Avenue Best Wishes Independent Lumber Company Better Builder's Supplies Class of Shamrock Motel and Mobile Home Park 74 For the Best Come to the Stay 243-0311 202 Main 2845 North Avenue Choosing a College can be one of the most important decisions you will ever make! As you ponder this matter, Mesa College invites you to consider the advantages of its diversified course offerings, small classes, close student-faculty contact, counseling services, and—per- haps of great importance to you— location. WITH A PROUD PAST, MESA COLLEGE LOOKS FORWARD TO ITS 50TH YEAR OF SERVICE TO STUDENTS OF THIS AREA WITH MUCH ENTHUSIASM FOR NEW PROGRAMS AND NEW PROCEDURES. You are invited to join us as we step across new thresholds in exciting adventures in contem- porary education ... for lifetime usefulness. For further information see your High School Counselor or visit the Mesa College Office of Student Services Grand Junction, Colo. Telephone 248-1376 Hu The store that has EVERYTHING ! 501 Main 242-2770 HEY GANG! let's all go to Dairy Queen 72 9 North Avenue (g)Reg.U.S. Pat. Off. Am. D.Q.Corp. © 1972 Am. D. Q. Corp. Clair’s Auto Service 1 Danny Williams Delicatessen Wheel Aligning and Brake Specialists 801 N. First No Truck too Big-No Car too Small Motor Tune Up Phone 243-3123 242-7062 524 Pitkin Grand Junction Claire Short, Owner CtUifKj MIYMH KIRBY CO. Visit Our Only Store 1st and Rood-Just south of Gay Johnson Coffee Shop Also Used and Rebuilt Vacuum Cleaners-All Makes Sales . Parts . Repairs on any Makes CALL for Free Home Demonstrations 243-1630 Closed Saturday at Noon For a Good Change Have Lunch With Us 2550 North Ave. icun 0JLC 3Ciug$ $mu Mobile Home Sales Featuring Olympian - Gold Crest Ritzcraft - Sparton G lenbrook - Summit National Bookkeeping Income Tax Service Taxes Bookkeeping Counseling Financial statements 1700 Freeway East tax experts on your side 245-2982 J S Fence Contractors 243-7711 2620 Hwy. 6 24 2886 Freeway East, Grand Junction, Colo. 81501 Jack Blacksher 242-2723 DISCOUNT CENTER 421 Glenwood 242-7800 WHERE YOU BUY THE BEST FOR LESS Congratulations to the Seniors Open 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Daily . . . 1 p.m. to 6 p.m. Sunday 2550 N Ave 242-0553 Home of the Keepsake diamond 444 Main 242-3420 2135 East Main Street All Steel Products and wire Phone 245-2466 Bids and Quotes Available h Your Friendly Steel Service Center SLCd Meat Locker Co. ifflKnV Frozen foods p8r®9� Seafood f � Wants to Congratulate the Class of 74 242-1872 340 North Ave. The Garden Village Physicians Family Practice Center Wants to Congratulate the Class of 74 24th and Belford 242-2660 SQUIRM’S 4 3 8 M a i n The Men's Shop Men's Casual Wear Formal Wear rental Les, Bill, and Eileen Brown Music Giant When it comes to for your money. You can count on Pay Less Shoes 1410 North Ave 242-1595 For All Your Household Moving and Storage See Complete Beauty Salon Service Complete Wig Service Ladies Gentlemen Wholesale Retail Open 7:30 a.m. - 10:00 p.m. 2804 North Ave. 243-6633 by stopping at Parks Home Garden Supply WRH U Moving Storage 243-1310 2522 Hwy 6 50 133 North 4th Street The Sentinel 200 North 7th St. Grand Junction 243-1690 Printing Company Western Colorado's Leading Commercial Printers Offset Letterpress II Ludlam and Son's Garage i LUDLAM SONS Groceries - Ice - Storage Big Game Processing Sporting Goods Complete Automotive Service 2814 North Ave 242-3458 Colescott’s Grand Junction's Original 7-11 551 South Avenue 303-242-5954 Grand Junction, Colo. 81502 SWENSENS ICE CREAM (?5x MOTORS INC. Chuck McCord's Space Station At Central's Turn Off 3098 Highway 6-24 Western Slope Computer Center 461 Colorado Avenue 242-3466 ALLEN PORTER PHOTOGRAPHY 306Glenwood 243-0729 id j onjj Sef For all your clothing Come to 601 Main or 411 Main market USDA Chain Grade Meats Open Sunday 2516 Broadway AAMCO THE FRIENDLY SERVICE PEOPLE AT AAMCO WORLD'S LARGEST TRANSMISSION SPECIALIST STOP IN AND SEE US!! AAMCO FEATURES FREE TOWING FREE ROAD TEST ONE DAY SERVICE 2871 North Avenue Grand Junction Phone 243-9934 Over 500 Dealers Ready to Serve You Coast to Coast!! -Shurfine Foods -No City Sales Tax -Home Owned and Operated -Fresh Meat and Produce -We Give S H Green Stamps A Full Basket of Groceries for Less 243-1987 2999 North Avenue 1121 North Ave. WdsonJUal Grand Junction's oldest established Florist 530 Main 242-3908 Friendliest Service in Town Specializing in Air Conditioning Work T une-ups 4-wheel Drive Units All work done with new modern equipment 325 W. Grand 242-7912 Odenpass Scone One Stop Will Do! Shop With Ken and Sue Fishing Equipment Groceries Gas 3352 F. Road 434-7925 P°P w Jam's 7. V. Service Rabbit Quick Service 415 Pitkin Ave. 243-1324 Congratulations, Seniors! 1226 North Seventh Street Indoor or outdoor sitting for the most exciting portrait possibilities Member: -Rocky Mountain Professional Photographers Association -Intermountain Professional Photographers Association -Professional Photographers Association -Photographer Exchange Guide Truly professional photographs Our 28th Year in photography m Larry’s Teller Arms Chevron Has the Atlas tires, batteries and other accessories you'll need. 242-9877 2301 North Ave. CONGRATULATES THE CLASS OF 73” 12th and North 2355 Belford 1st and North 2231 North 7th Let the Home Loan Investment Co. handle all your financial problems The place 4 where you get 2 more bicycle 6 for your money! 7 5 7 1775 Main 145 North 4th 242-3366 193 It's The PEPSI Generation Coming At You Going Strong. It's Got a Lot To Give To Those Who Like To Live; PEPSI Helps Them Come Alive. Live! Dr. Pepper Orange Root Beer Mountain Dew 242-2872 315 North Spruce Slope Enterprises has a wide selection of Kelvinator Appliances and Packard Bell televisions, Color or Black and White 234 Main Street Famous names in sewing machines: White Elna Necchi Nelco Alco Singer Make it the Fast and dependable service is what you get at Texoma Restaurant 7th North Standard YOUR SERVICETry It! You'll when you want home style LM Like It! cooking 242-5497 r 242-9847 2704 Hwy 50 194 National brand names Locally grown produce USDA choice meat P zASXns w nnvmjumAJ u, See us at: Grand Junction -433 Grand Ave -865 North Ave -1909 North 1st Fruita WfesaDrug For some of the best service in town Can fill your needs at their fountain or drug counters 4th and Main, Fruita; 7th and Bookcliff, Grand Junctior Building materials of all kinds - Paints - Hardware Like the sign says Odds and Ends of Everything -4 - S Park Square 337 West Street 195 BudsStf LuM tt QOMPArty HARDWARE 242-3757 515 S. 7th -VSLER PINOUT motors Associat JERRY BARTLEY CHEVROLET Grand Junction Colorado Kampqrounds of America. Inc. “The Children’s Department Store” Grand Junction, Colorado KOA 3238 F Road Clifton, Colorado 81520 Phone (303) 434-6644 Your Hosts: Fred and Pat Kuykendall Walley and Mary Brandstetter 439 Main Street 242-0670 Grand Junction, Colorado On the Grounds Heated Pool Playground Recreation rootr Lounge Tables grills Telephone Mail Service Open Clean rest rooms Hot showers Laundry Store Full hook-ups Level pull thru Sites Texaco Gas c .. t Sanitary pump station to Public Year Round needs remember the location 2919 North Ave. 242-7960 5 miles bast of Palisade on 1-70 464-7029 TOMS STrtJf At Your Service Owner: Tom Bambino 100 North First 242-2267 Valley Building Supply Co. 242-2851 1101 D Road (Behind State Highway Dept.) Mesa Feed and Farm Supply Albertson’s 12th and Orchard 243-8320 Hmmm.... Smell Those Fresh-Baked Goodies MONARCH AVIATION INC. Anyone can learn to fly, even you. Fina out about Student flying at Monarch Aviation Walker Field Grand Jet. 243-7500 Sardy Field in Aspen 925-1550 MOBIL AMERICAN Good Luck “FAMILY Class Of 74 LODQE Jim Dible-Agent 611 S. 7th Single - 9.88 Swim 2 People - 12.88 piayground— 4 People - 15.88 Relax CORPORATION 721 Horizon Drive is your complete headquarters for home fix-up and building materials. 242-1736 DENNING LUMBER 432 North Avenue 200 Grand Junction Pipe and Supply Company Largest inventory in Western Colorado of concrete, aluminum, and fittings, valves and appurtenances for sewer, water irrigation, culvert, and sprinkling systems. Pipes for All Purposes 2870 Freeway East 242-8445 Grand Junction, Colorado Fabricare Services Inc. Drive-In Window Free Parking 242-8414 304 North Ave Grand Jet. Patton’s Thriftway on Orchard Mesa 243-6601 179 29 Road 201 YALIPf fmm Savings and Loan Association Searching for something new and different? SHOP 124 South 5th See us for your COLLEGE STUDENT LOANS Pass the word the McCoy Company Featuring: Hamburgers fries Shakes Twist ice cream Chicken onion rings Drive In Shrimp or A Full Student Checking and Savings Accounts Mesa United Bank member of the Grand Junction National Association Phone 243-6376 take out Service Bank 28th and North Avenue Grand Junction 2888 North Avenue 242-8822 cDt . Dealer in Modular and Mobile homes of all sizes 2496 Hwy 6-50 Grand Junction, Colorado 243-1284 203 COLORADO WEST PACKERS 140 Power Road 243-9580 FACTORY OUTLET SHO White Water Building Material Corp. Phone 242-4843 or 242-7537 P .0 . Box 1769 940 South 10 St. Grand Junction, Colorado 81501 Sand Gravel Products Ready Mixed Concrete Congratulations Seniors of 74” Use Space Below Grand Valley Rural Power Lines, Inc. 2727 Grand Ave. 242-0040 for Remembering Autographs 204 h and Rc d Ave. 242-5211 i 00 SAVIN68 Savings and Loan Needs! Helps to make your dollars grow bigger American Linen Supply Co. 909 2nd Ave. 243-6359 Grand Junction Colorado We sell the best in war surplus also camping, fishing, hunting supplies True War Surplus Company 2657 Highway 50 Grand Junction, Colorado 81501 Jess Betty Burns 243-9798 1122 South 5th 242-8519 Together there is so much that we can do! 243-2227 2857 North Ave Aspen, Glenwood Springs, Grand Junction Jenkins Floral Floral Arrangements for any occasion FTD Member 2806 C Road 242-4735 Mesa Mack Mack trucks parts and service 243-3307 2394 Highway 6 50 UP TO DATE CLEANERS Your clothes best friend Dave Dible Redlands Mobil Service We also waterproof Ski Clothes 124 South 5th Street Let the Mesa Travel Service Arrange all the details of your next trip - at No Extra Charge! Agents for International Airlines Steamships Cruises Tours La Court Motor Lodge 1st and Main 242-9 925 Calico Instrument Company We Specialize in: Industrial instrumentation Technical training Technical typing Control valves Consulting 242-2367 207 Carl Rowe - Owner 2526 Broadway Grand Junction, Colorado Mobil Tires Batteries Accessories Mobil Compare Cosmetology With Any Four Year College Degree and Then Decide 743 North 12 Street 1st and Grand Cameo North Avenue Furniture and Appliance Congratulations to the Class of 74 hamburgers drive in or 139 North Avenue take out 243-2048 For the very best in formal wear -Furniture -Carpets -Draperies -Miscellaneous room arrangers 1840 North 12th 242-3880 EDIE’S FASHIONS and BRIDALS 243-0646 945 North Avenue Flowers for all seasons 243-2770 545 North Avenue CARPET [TWECE] FURNITURE TREECE FURNITURE COMPANY can fill your needs with Quality Home Furnishings that are Priced Right! with such a wide variety you are bound to be able to find what you want! 337 Main LaCovrt Motor Louse Moderately priced King Size Special Family Rates Heated pool 655 North 1st 242-8362 243-1440 1st and Main Don't let car problems spoil your fun !! Colorado West 242-0444 Tire Company 2820 North Ave. , ITEXACOI First and North Avenue Texaco Tires - Tubes - Batteries Dial 242-7991 Complete Automotive Service STATE INSPECTION STATION 101 North Avenue Local and One-Way Rentals Grand Junction U-HAUL SEBRING CERTIFIED Men's hair styling Hair coloring Hair conditioning Phone: 242-9889 2516 Broadway, PROFESSIONAL •j HAIR DESIGNING BY DON LAWSON Complete Barber Service Brach's Pioneer Village Grand Junction Broken Glass? let us repair it!!! Theisen Glass Co. 424 South 7th Box 935 243-6262 We Love To See You 90XtMjrs 7th and Main- Almost 242-2108 For Guys N' Gals The Hottest Brand Going American Furniture The most pleasant atmosphere in town It's a New World! 306 Main 243-6634 Go with a Winner and be a Winner Tluxnleidks Plateau.6 Station Camper Court Laundry with 9 washers- 5 Dryers Public Welcome Propane-Ice-White Gas Evenings Holidays Recreation Room 2819 Highway 50 E. 242-2527 Don’t be a Snaggle-Puss Get down to Business with the Good Guys 128 South 2nd 242-0417 Modern Mobile Home Repair Service 2473 Highway 6 50 West Grand Junction, Colorado, 81501 Virgil Ross Phone.- (303) 242-6724 Sales and Service Bernina Congratulations Best Wishes Class of 1974 Warren Carolyn Beldon Bernina Sewing Center 2140 N. 12th Street Grand Junction, Colorado 243-7006 242-1065 349 Main Public Service Company cAmto Cele Bill Charlton, 211 Owners Two roads diverged in a yellow wood, And sorry I could not travel both And be one traveler, long I stood And looked down one as far as I could To where it bent in the undergrowth; Then took the other, as just as fair, And having perhaps the better claim, Because it was grassy and wanted wear; Though as for that the passing there Had worn them really about the same, And both that morning equally lay In leaves no step had trodden black. Oh, I kept the first for another day! Yet knowing how way leads on to way, I doubted if I should ever come back. I shall be telling this with a sigh Somewhere ages and ages hence; Two roads diverged in a wood, and I- I took the one less traveled by And that has made all the difference. by Robert Frost i • ' ’— r r � - .« ’ :, - , -- ■ ■ '■ A' V' - • -� � -‘ W • ■ ' « ' K-it. A. r - . � ■ r V-jfc -.( ■ - • 1 - - - - y - • � • ' 4 � fi if :'5 k r . n- ?- vt f ' ft'� - -1 ■■; A : ?. - • , � I ' - ■,� • .' v ‘y V. - • . A • ► . .f r :■ ............... ' -;A ,•� . a I A - i. . - - • J- , g®j3t§L • - - - v. '(i • ' V •' ■' } •• -r' «, £vS v- ‘jesSfe '