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

Text from Pages 1 - 256 of the 1981 volume:

9 THE TAWASI The Towosi is rhe official publi- cation of rhe Srudenr Body As sociarion of Cenrrol High School ond is presented each foil os rhe work of rhe Publications Class or rhe school It is prinred by rhe American Yearbook Co of Topeka, Kans and is repre- sented in Grand Junction by Joels Eckarr of Denver It is pub- lished yearly in rhe hope rhar it can be rhe most complete re- cord of people and events pos- sible in o school rerm. Our rheme, Ain'r No Sroppin' Us Now1” couldn't hove been more fitting for rhe kind of year our school has had. Tobl0 Of ConrGnfS Moy We Say Welcome ro Cenrral High School! Advertising Classes PP 200-239 Sophomores PP 66-78 Junbrs PP 44 57 Seniors PP 14-31 Seniors PP 32-35 Senior Honors PP 36-39 Srudenr Activities PP 65; 6-13; 40-43, 58 65; 79 Sports; Cheerleaders PP 84-123 Faculty; Academics PP 124141 Clubs; Organizations PP 142199 Miscellaneous PP 244248 'There ain't no sroppin' us now . . . a One of rhe rwo grear social events of rhe school year Homecom- haven't let much stand in their way in the classroom the athletic mg-ser rhe theme for rhe yearbook ”There Ain't No Sroppin' Us field or having fun. Now!” and except for usual serbocks. rhe students of Central From rhe or we don'r look roo big. bur nonce how dose housing is gerring ro our campus We wi odjusr ond rry ro give rhe best educonon rhar 6 possible Imagine rhe surprise of rhe srudenrs when o Pepsi semi rned ro ger off campus on o different route Nothing hurt except o rruck driver's ego when a wrecker hod ro pul our rhe truck Doreen Parmenrer showed rhe determination rhar corned rhe ream ro rhe AAA store semifinals Surely, rhe program or Cenrrai has been turned around Free-swinging ond hard ro stop ore gats who enjoy o turn or skormg, bur in rhe hols of school! The trio was or is Trish Crosby, Cindy Scorr. ond Pouta Domes Spnr ond feeling moke o school go rhar there ain't no sroppin' us now 2 rheme rhor helped ro There were rhree Cenrrd girls who didn'r ler o tong wdk borher them becouse rhey were walking for rhe March of Omesobour 12 mies The cool. Oaober or musr hove been good for Donna IXyken, Lori Archu- leta. and Susan McNerney. who finished rhe roce and sad. We hod o blosr. but our feer ond legs sure dton'r They didn'r even use rhe “Poop Our rruck when rhey gor rred Phi Coulter (21) was Nor obour ro ler rhe guard for rhe Monrrose Indons srond in his way for o for sure toy up One rhing rhor stopped rhose rhree Cenrrol srudenrs was rhe camero, but rhey don’r seem ro mind — bock, Tommy Myers. Kevin LeMor. ond Jona Kdtous Srudenr Senate srorred o buddy system m school ro help new srudenrs .. Side Kick Proryar� ; bur some sophs forgot rher sidekick------ond gor kicked wn, Spring Dfett Poyne (7) rhe catcher, rhe umpire and Dove Mogee (25) converge on rhird bose during rhe Cenrrd-Durongo gome — orgumenr, moybe? Cenrrol didn'r ler o Demon roily srop ir from winning onorher conference gome When spring has sprung and ir is rime for shovel, rake and hoe, rhe Borony doss of Ken Gregory gor ro work rrying ro finish o landscaping projecr begun o year ago ro beaurify onorher section of rhe Cenrrol High compus Grand and flowers were ro come next Winrer's deep snow on Grand Mesa wirh rhe shadows of norure’s wormrh reflecred rhrough rhe pine rrees Norhing con srop summer now. Ir's nor for away. Ms Cord Guerrie receives o U S Air Force commendorion for her work os o counselor ond her help ro rhe Air Force recruiring program Robert Lyngh, rhe heod counselor, also re- ceived o similar commendation Pre- senting rhe award is Sgr Qlue of rhe locd Air Force recruiring station. We hove hod nothing ro feor rhis year, excepr ourselves, ond mosr of us hove met our problems head-on And we hove hod our successes ond failures We hope rhor mosr of our students con learn ro believe more in themselves ond get our from behind anorher's shadow. 5 Three lovely condy salesgirls btudenr Activities Homecoming . . . school ploys . . . holiday assemblies . . . musical ralenr show . . . rhe prom . . . . . . o school musical graduarion 6 Maybe rhere aren't as many as sru- denrs would like, bur rhe acrivlries are there; ir's up ro rhe students to get in- volved What better way than Home coming as these Tennis Gub members ore doing in rhe parade Then, rhere is Casino Night sponsored by rhe Central Booster Gub ro rest rhe individual's prowess with rhe cords as Gary Ambro- sier, band director, leorns dealing a hand of blackjack Brad Sharp and Ken Grozier in a scene from Please, Don'r Drink rhe Water” For some, rhe ploy is rhe thing. Home- coming coronation is a highlight of a big student ocriviry — Sherry Cleveringa and escort John Barnes return ro end reign from 1980 Waiting ro present a rose ro rhe retiring queen is Karen Li- grani, escorted by Kent Schanemon, varsity quarterback experiences Upper left. Pom Worren. bockground. Tommy Worson, Kneeing. LeAnno Heod. bock rurned. ond k Hogberg in o Home Economics doss decorormg door for rhe Chhsrmos hofcdoys lr wqs o winner, too' John McCoy supervises budding of o port of The Senior floor, with Joe Keieher. kneeing ond Bruce Kosseboum doing rhe work Three more find rher ourter for excess energy in o ptoy — Byron Scott gerring rokJ off by Gynnis McCosin whie Kevn Gozier sirs or his desk and doesn'r seem to be poymg ortennon HOMECOMING - q rime for beginning, remembering. It's break rime for the hard working sophomores who were helping ro consrrucr the Sophomore Class floor Homecoming, o rrodirionol evenr for Central High School since its beginning, for 1980 began the weekend of September 26 and 27 Another tradition goes along with Homecomings the rheme. This year the rheme was There Ain't No Sroppin' Us Now! It s o bird, it s o plane, it's o ... sophomores Tomi Woodward. Joyce Dowker. Lowono Horrmon ond Jalyn Sparks Many events go along with the Homecoming spirit. One included the various dosses ond organizations building floors for the parade held on September 26. All the floors were started earlier in rhe week ond hod ro be completed by parade rime. Above, this group of seniors is just yorring ro work on their floor The Class of 1961's floor won first ploce in floor competition L - r, David Loke, Korol Austin, ond Tito Dorromeo hard or work on truck decorations 1980 . . . q rime for believing in future! L - r, Karol Austin. Moggie Anthony ond Alison Drown survey work do on Tennis Oub's floor Detow, oddtng o few finishing touches to rhe Sopho more floor, totyn Sporks coughr in rhe oa Above, tori Meode was coughr drinking on rhe job while workng on rhe Senior floor Left, this prediction come rrue or rhe Homecommg gome The oomplered floor by rhe sophomores which finished n rhrd ptoce in porode 9 Spirir Week And Crazy Days enough ro dazzle rhese days. Spirir Week, Seprember 22-26, was rhe week srudenrs dressed according ro rhe day Monday was he and suspender doy, fol- lowed by cowboy day on Tues- day and Alvis Ferrer, prmdpd of Cenrrol, hod o kx of spirir during Spirir Week, don'r butrons and suspenders reP Crazy Har Day was Wednesday. Thurs- day wos pajama day and Friday was Red and Whire day. A lor of rhe srudenr body parncipared and made ir all worrh while. 10 Above, for Spirir Week. Karen Wholey wore her roga, keece Miler a borhrobe ond Den Otto. Just looks asromshed L r. Dorren Pormenrer. MorT Selcke, Amy Ambrosier. Michelle Compbeyl, Koren bgrom, Kenr Schonemon, Leo boms, Brian Myers, Trocy Johnson ond Mirch Ned m rhe find scene on Corona non nighr Above Senior orrendonr koren ligroni escoaed by Kenr Schone man LefT, Uso loms ond her escorr. Orion Myers, wdr rheir rurn CORONATION . . . being parr of ir is more important than winning. Wednesday, September 24, Coronarion was held in the Central auditorium at 7 30 p.m., on event that was looked forward to by all the participants and a tor of the student body as well A natural thing for anticipation to build up os people waited to see who the Homecoming Queen would be Tracy Johnson with her escorr Mitch Ned neither o loser bur port of I The crowning of the new Homecoming queen by I • r, Sherrie Qeveringa. ond John Domes, Royalty. 1979, turn crown over to Michelle Compbe l, queen, 1980, ond Darren Pormenter, escort When it was finally all over the royal- ty were Homecoming Queen, Mi- chelle Campbell, Senior attendant, Karen Ligroni; Junior attendant, Su- san McNerney, Sophomore atten- dant, Barbora Salazar Junior attendant Susan McNerney escorted by Kevin Sulivon about to enrer the spotlight Amy Ambrosier. flower girl, ond Mott Seiche, crown beorer. ot the ceremony on Corona- tion night ond wdk corefdly 11 Homecoming gome - close one; rhen come rhe Traditional dance. The final rwo events were rhe Homecoming gome and donee The gome was ployed against rhe Delta Panthers, an exciting gome that was finally won by rhe Warriors 21 to 14 Winning rhe football game always makes Homecoming dance more worthwhile Senior orrendanr Koren Ligroni with her escort Kent Schanemon, ond o long week wos about to come to o dose until 1981 Lesr we forger another viral Halfrime! The Homecoming wos held Saturday, Seprember 27. Ir was semi- formal and held in rhe cafeteria from 9 to midnight Although records were rhe only source of music, everyone seemed to hove a good rime Homecoming for 1980 seemed to be a very big success! Some of rhe half rime enrenotnmenr included boron rwirier Nikki Dodge ond Deverty Crowley in rhe rifle corps Detow, Morr Selcke end Amy Ambrosier porode ocross rhe field ctomg rhe halftime ceremonies r: Above. Mork O'Neal escons Susan McNerney. Junior onendanr, onro rhe field before o good gome crowd Left, rhe bond ond flog corps gave o super performance or halftime. L r Wes Ockeman. Cndy Dole, Lon Meode. Cherie Johnson, Mary Murphy, Gay Osborn, ond Tomi Doyer Ain't No Sroppin' Us Now Class Song- Desr Of Times -Sryx Class Morro- Whor ties behind and What lies ahead are riny marrers compared ro whar lies wirhin Class Flower- Whire Rose Class Colors- Burgundy And Silver Senior Class Officers, Crop) Lonney Head, vice-presidenr; Dan Gillespe, president, Bruce Kassebaum, Treasure, (borrom) Lynn James, secretary. zr -v ft TUi or? Dahhhhhhhh .... Richard Briggs 14 1 knew I could get the boll , says Terri Morrison with Bobbie Herland looking on. Senior Cbss Sponsors, Dill Porrer, Sarah Mohr, Cord Srewarr, Ruth Granar, and Richard Skaer. Class Prayer- Forher, bless our paths Be wirh us in momenrs of decision os we prepore our journey inro rhe world Moke us realize rhe importance of our decisions on rhe rest of our lives. Moke us owore of how forrunore we ore rhor we live in o free country. Let us oil be thankful that in our difficult world situation, we hove been kept sofe ond our of war If we come to rhe point of wor, please stay wirh us, rhor we may or least maintain peoce of mind ond soul Bless rhe doss of 1981 May there be created in us o spirit of undying love for one another, like love you hove shown us through Your son's death on rhe cross Moy that spirit linger with rhe ones we leave here, rhor they will always be owore of our gratitude towards them for rhe contributions rhor each one of them has made in each one of our lives Help us to look forward ro rhe doy we will be wirh you ond our loved ones who hove already gone Help us ro earnestly strive for your will until rhor doy Above oil else Lord, rhonk- you for Your guidance ond love rhor has brought us this for, ond will carry us on ro success. In Jesus name. Amen 15 (bottom) Smile . .. Sharon Smith — it was worth rhe effort! (bortom right) Once in o lifetime mirode, David Been concentrating Mike Adcock Sherry Albnghr Morr Anderegg Dione Baker Delwyn Adoms Being o music major, I guess I don't know oil of rhe people in rhe school rhar I should; but rhe bond this year has brought many highs and lows into my life as o senior Being my lost year in school, my senior yeor was to be perfect, you know — going with blazing guns Well, rhe bond did okay we went to rhe store tournament, and it was just too bod that we lost our in rhe finals by two-tenths of o single pant Anywoy, this is o story of great personal struggle, then o great personal failure which per rains to graduation Actually, it starred in my junior yeor The days just kept getting longer, and rhe old friends hod oil gone to doss, nor me, I was too lozy. After foiling four dosses, rhe situation seemed hope- less, so I just quit This yeor I sow whot wos hoppen- Jock Oowmon Tomi Boyer Pouta Austin Richard Briggs Alison Brown Shem Browne Michelle Compbell Sereno Corroll ing and tried to correct rhe problem I spent many hours in o correspondence course and rook oil of rhe dosses necessary, then third quarter report cords come our. I got oil of them, bur only looked or rhe ones I wos positive that I hod passed, or so I thought It seemed os if I hod foiled one of my best dosses; and after talking with rhe teacher, I found the situation to be uncorrecroble which means I hove come up with one-half credit short This should dramatize rhe effects of screwing up in rhe junior yeor and rhe sorrow in rhe Senior yeor of nor being able to graduate with oil of rhe orher people I hove grown up with and gone to school with. It hurts! (Harold Thompson) Senior. Lonney Heod shows off Ns muscles while helping move out rhe old Typing robles Phi Coulrer showing off some boskerboll moves m o gome ogonsr Durongo Undo Connely Dino Croig Dovid CrinWow Phi Crowley Cord Dorrell 18 Jonine Do vs Lisa de Graffenned Troy Derush Knsnne Dice Nikki Dodge 19 Kevin Dorr once Rondy Duke Crysral Eosrertng Tom Ehiers Sreve Eta Derr ECokri Brent BBakn Steve Faulkner Louro Fehmi Susan Flory Sam Foster Jeff Fronkln Genn Friar Elizabeth Fuller Jana Gehring Below A Rowdy bunch of seniors cheering for rheir doss This years group of seniors was o lirrle different rhon most of rhe other groups or school This group rook it easy and let things slide instead of having rhe usual neerings to decide doss business We tried new things, however, some of them worked; others didn't Out'll nor forger this group because it was such fun. (Tom Ehlers) 20 Diane Guillen Usa Gunter B JS Reece Milter showing Sheri Wid The woy ro draw up yeorbook poges DeLso Henroge Trocy Hespe Kurr Heusser Par HowdesheB Gen Kloich Joe Kefleben 22 Kim Koch Karen Kosren Debbie Jovernick Vernonn Kepford Randy Kempron Bruce Kosseboum Jono Koflaus Trocey Johnson Haney Jesrer David Lake Fred Lamben Kim Kielman Chuck Lorta Richard Lamro Korhy Lovoro Vokxi Leeson Joe Lenahon Karla Leooord Decky Lerrerhose Karen Ugrom Theresa Locke Bi Lopez The Senior Class of 1981 has shown rhe quoliry ond leadership rhor mosr dosses don'r hove. The seniors hove raken aurhoriry of keeping rhe school in good condirion ond reaching rhe underclassmen rhe fine rrodirions ond hobirs rhor rhis school has kepr for years. The rradirion of sranding our in rhe holls relling every reocher rhor walks by you're rhe hall porrol ond keeping kids in doss . . . rhe rradirion of going our Senior Dirch Day ond seeing how wosred one con ger ... rhe rradirion of bearing on every sophomore rhor walks your way All of rhese, ond more, were carefully carried our like every orher Senior doss in rhe posr has done Fun wos one of rhe more imporronr, specialises of rhis doss. Wear- ing paper bogs or assemblies, Throwing Toiler paper or rhe Junior doss during pep-rallies, ond rhe ever- so-seldom profoniries yelled or rhe lower classes Over all, rhe Senior Class of 1981 hos mode rhe school year inreresring ond exciring, or mosr rimes They hove led rhe Juniors inro rhe 81-82 school yeor as rhe nexr group of goof-offs ro rake charge of Cenrrol. (Reece Miller) Tracy Merz Reece MJIer 24 Mike Moorman Tern Morrison Joe Moschetri The Senior year is rhe besr year of high school, being rhe lasr rorruous year for many, while also marking rhe beginning of more years of school for others The firsr semesrer of rhis grand and glorious yeor goes fine The reachers aren’r rhar hard ro ger olong wirh, and rhey appeared unorganized When second semesrer rolls around, ir’s anorher srory As rhe lasr rraces of snow, if rhere is any, begin ro leove, rhe sun hears rhe air, ond rhe rempranon grows The reochers seem ro be gerring harder ro handle, organized and mean. The grodes begin ro slip, ond ir all comes down ro rhe last week before spring break The sound of spring pulls one our of doss ond rhe only rhing rhar pulls a person back is groduarion The grades may be jusr barely passing, bur through ir all one does groduare John Muchowski Peggy Munroe Chris Murin Courtney Murphy Jeff Murray Orion Myers Kely Noughron Greg Nochrmon Mitch Neol Tim O’Drien Being a senior 6 nor always whor ir has cracked up ro be Sure, ir is great bring in rhe upper dass and knowing we will oil be our soon and on our own We are full of exdremenr ond joy, bur rhen rhoughrs of groduonon close in ond it's scary This makes one feel insecure We don't know which way ro go, which way ro rurn, and yer ir is so hard ro arrend every doss every day A person jusr wonts our Over all, however, being a senior is a grear experience ro go through, and I con Truthfully soy I m going ro miss rhem all, bur I want ro wish rhem luck in whatever life tosses rheir way (Jona Kallous) Mike Oliver Jockie Olson 25 Uso Pierce Kevin Pimey AAork Rowren Km (Xuckmon Donno Ryken The loy of my h� gh school yeors 6 coming ro o speeding dose, cxxJ now is rhe rme ro look bock ond rry ro remem ber some good rhmgs ond good rimes ... rhe reochers who hove been dose os friends, os well os odvtsers. . . . rhe fnends who hove sruck by me oil rhrough rhese doys ond monrhs of hord ond good rimes . . . rhese ore memo- ries rhor wil losr forever (Koren Kosren 27 Debtxe Seirz Sondro Setan Kenr Schonemon Sreve Shern Ter eso Shoemoker Panring con be hord work rhnks Kim Wilfcs working on rhe doss floor Don’r roke rhis picture; I'm Shy,1' Debbie Top soys 28 Two b� g goof offs pose for rhts picture, Seniors Don Molone ond John McCoy, phorogrophers. rrock men, off rhe copy writers They hod o lor of fun writing thee column Troy Shuck Drenr Stxbey Mike Sloughenhoupr Come Smith Chris Smith Louri Srroup Senor Mark Rower on or his besr, rebounding among rhe enemy Shouno Thompson Ed Tmkle Tommy Todd Being a senior is nor os much fun os ir sounds. There was a lor of work involved. There is mak- ing sure one has enough credirs ro graduare, senior picrures, announcement, gernng mea- sured for cop and gown and a whole lor more Bur I can honesrly say rhor of my rhree years or Cenrral my senior year has been rhe besr and rhe mosr fun, bur I will have ro odmir rhor I will be glad when ir is over A parr of my life will be ending, and rhar is somewhar sod Bur ofrer graduoring, ir's on ro bigger and berrer Things (Debbie Becker) 30 Kerry Walt on Pom Worren Tommy Worson Derek Webster Karen Whaley Sheri Wild Kim Wife John Wilson Jeff Wood Undo Zuion Being a senior is different from oil orher years in school. When one first begins his find year in high schod, o person feels os if he is just the oldest and os the year goes by, the days seem to get shorter and shorter Everyone begins to reolize that graduation means the end of all the fun of high schod. SriH, it is nice to know that it is almost over,- and to tell the truth, it is somewhat scarry Bur mostly it's sad because the individual knows he is going to miss everyone And now at graduation, one has to turn the page and srorr a new chapter in life (Sereno Carrdl) 31 Ir's only rhe beginning of o longer journey . . . COMMENCEMENT On June 1. 1981, Cenrrol High School groduored 278 seniors in one of rhe torgesr dosses in rhe school's shorr hisrory. Ir wos rhe firsr rime rhor commencemenr ond boccoloureore had been held on rhe base parhs of rhe Lincoln Pork baseball diamond Prognosis — o good idea and more should be held or rhe some locarion In rhe background, nghr, Glynis McCaslin, Rick McCain, and Lisa Maurer wait as Klemenrs has ro pause for a drink ond rhe chance ro deor his rhroor — more names are lefr ro be called Upper right, now look hard1 See anyone of rhe doss rhor you mighr know Shown Oark woirs porienrty os John Klemenrs colls Ns name In rhe background is Morcus Cosropolous Below, ir is jusr rhe beginning of rhe long procession rhor it rook ro get on grodu ares onto rhe bosebo field or Lincoln Pork Many rimes during rhe school year, srudenrs ond friends on Cenrrol heard Sounds Unlimired, direcred by Cory Commock, cenrer They olso heard Dill Ownbey ond his double-bar guiTor The pionisr was Robin Comeron. 32 Cenrer. left. Liso Gunrer, groduonng senior, gives rhe invocation for her class ro begm rhe 1981 commencemeor exercises Behind her ore members of rhe Board of Educar ion. rhe supermrendenr of schools, Robea McCormick, os wei os orher odrninisrronon officials, plus A)vs Feaer and John Klemenrs. prindpd and vice- prmcpol respeaively, odmnisrrorors of rhe school Below. Sheri Brownel is ol smdes os she received her diplomas jocker from board member Jock Cormoly Cenrer. poa of rhe doss files onro rhe boseporh of rhe diamond, ushered by Frank Whaley and Robin Cameron Across, everyone m ploce? The show is obour ro begm See anyone you know? Ever see a hopper graduare rhan Dizoberh Fuler after receiving her dplomo folder from board member Helen Wrighr? 33 Jock Connolly, boord member, honds Andrea Molzohn her cherished bir of paper. Righr, Lonny Head gers his diploma from boord member Mrs Helen Wrighr, herself o former reacher Above, Sounds Unlmred odd rhe noroble touch ro rhe groduonon oaMries with Desr of Times Visible ore kuss Holler, Don Sullvon, Kenr Scnonemoo. koberr Goerz kids McCom, ond probably others Cenrer, prmcipol AMs Ferrer goes rbrough his dunes of nrroduang rhe doss ro rhe oudience, rhe boccoloureore ond groduonon speolsers ond ddn r nmss o Ine Actoss, rhe Cenrrol bond, directed by Gory Ambrosier, ployed rhe Processional ond Recessional for rhe yoduares 34 Groduores wait n Ime ro be coled by John Kle- mem, vice-prinapd of Cenrrol LefT, VBom Lopez. Theresa Locke. Koren bgrom. Rebecca Ler rerhos. Korlo Leonard. Joe Lenohon. ere Cenrer. Km Hendricks looks os if she wonrs ol of rhe remain- ing diplomas for herself Also, cenrer. rhe Rev Ons Tesrermon. Bookdiff Daprtsr Church and boccokxre ore speaker Detow, «yoduore John McCoy is bemg folowed by rwo tovefces. Joan McDonnell and Leslie Mdvor An aimosr copoory crowd, remmecenr of rhe crowds, nor tong ogo, or rhe games of rhe Nononal Junior College DaseboB Tournamenr. just obour fUs ovatobie regular and bleocher sears The dare was June 1, 1981 A rogues golery par — Don Malone and Dave Mo gee, nghr, woir for rher rum ro ramble ocross rhe yoge ro ger rher diptomo jockers afrer exchanging and larer rher diplomas afrer ex- changing rher caps and gowns for rhe red rhmg. 35 WARRIOR WARRIORETTE Right, In September, Karen Ligrani and Dan Sullivan head boy and girl were the lucky couple Detow, Nikki Dodge and Dan Gillespie received the award in October Above, Tracey Johnson ond Darren Pormenrer were the lucky students in November At left, December choices were Lisa liams and Kent Schanemon Januory found Done Baker and Phil Crowley rhe winners of rhe monrh Above, nghr. Deono Daniels and Mork Roweren were rhe lucky ones Ar lefr, Debbie Se«rz ond Dove McGee received rhe oword for March Ar nghr. Km Asmcor V W couple chosen were Tomi Boyer ond Bruce Kassebaum All of wenr ro highly regarded ond respected couples our of rhe y ore chosen by rhe Srudenr Senore ond Srudenr Council each 37 ROTAPJANS, 1980-81 The first ro receive rhe award in September were Sheri Wild and Brad Sharp Below, right, Maggie Anth- ony and Steve Ela received rhe award in October Above In Jonuory, Donna Dobey ond Don Molone were picked for the award Above, righr, Lisa Maurer ond Kevin Toylor were rhe lucky ones in March Ar righr, Sheri Brownell ond David Been were surprised in April wirh rhe choice For February, Brenr 0- Bakri ond Sanda Seton were rhe lucky winners of rhe award Ar righr, Mirch Neal ond Pom War- ren were robbed os Ro- rorians of rhe monrh Turkey, rhe needy, a birthday, and Sanra nor forgorren The holidays or Cenrrol High School . . whor ore rhey like? No doubr rhe Purirons and Turkey Doy ore under discussion in rhe classrooms jusr before rhe big day; and rhe needs of poor people ore discussed, bur ir wouldn'r be T Day wirhour rhe rrodirionol Srudenr Council assembly where several srudenrs perform skirs and minister or facul- ry member delivers a shorr ralk on rhe imporrance of rhe day Srudenr Counal also has primary responsibiliry for rhe many ways Chrisrmas is displayed around rhe halls; of course, ir wouldn'r be rhe same wirhour choral and band music srories abour rhe Chrisrmas season. From rhe looks of rhe roble, Kevin Toyior, left, and Pom Hancock ore obour ro whip up some pumpkin pies LoriMeode and Brad Sharp ore rhe MG, background Sounds Untmired oren'r really foing down on rhe Job; ir's jusr porr of rhe� rourine Bur for ol rhe work ro ger o show ready, everyone ogreed rhor ir was wen worth rhe efforr ro help enrerroin rhe srudenr body ond orhers who come ro warch. Whor does concert band maestro Gary Ambrosier heor rhe Chrisrmos conceit? A feorure of rhe T-Doy assembly is rhe kocky Mountain Singers; ond, obove, Indon ond Pilgrim maiden confer . ., Shown Honnigon ond Debbie Jovernick negoriore, while Mike Twitched ond Kevin Toyior srond by In rhe background is Dove Emmons, reocher. who gove rhe insprationol rafc during rhe ossembiy 40 A bit of ponromime from behind rhe screen in rhe person of Bruce Kosseboum, Bill Ownbey, and Don Gillespie, known os 'Mr Bill ond Hugo.” Dressed in pj's and nighrgowns, members of “Sounds Unlimit- ed gave their upbeat version of rhe famous, 'Twos rhe Night Before Christmas, or rhe evening concert Santa come to rhe rrodirionol Central Christmas Assembly ond hod goodies for those who could corch them He also hod rhe luck of rhe North Pole with rhe prerry girls, in this cose, Stacey JohnSron Wonder who Sonra was ond whence he come The Concert Choir, directed by Cory Commock, sings its port of on evening Christmas Concert Sonra presents Cory Commock with o special ray from his about-empty bog — o model Jeep The trumpet three or rhe Christmas concert — left, Harold Thompson, Mike Waters, ond John Livingston. 41 Parents, students seek answers On November 19 (1980), representatives from two and four- year colleges and universities from Colorado, Kansas, and Utah were on hand at Central High School for College night to answer questions from parents and students about college- relored problems The afternoon session, hosted by Grand Junction High School, was a program in which students could shop around to make choices on schools and various programs The evening session, on the other hand, was hosred by Central This session began with a meeting in the auditorium; then students and parents split up to various rooms where they heard presentations by the college representatives. Studenrs and parents listen ro presentations given by representatives (Upper nmddte), Karyi VanTassle, Dan Sullivan, and Kevin Whaley take a break to compare notes Above, inreresred students take notes on various cotege progroms Dorrom right. Dr Terry Musgrove hands out pamphlets on the U S Ar Force Acodemy 42 'Don'r Drink rhe Vorer' Left. Kevin Toylor, Gynis McCosIm ond Dyron Scott reolty get into the ports they ore ploying Woody Allen's humorous Don'r Drink rhe Worer was rhe year's firsr production for rhe Dramo deparrmenr In oddirion ro four nighrs of rehearsals per week, rhere hod ro be onorher crew ro build props Gene Reinbold, new droma insrrucror, was pleased wirh rhe way his srudenrs achieved qualiry Cosrumes were prerry much borrowed ... The play is mainly a comedy obour a Newark, N J, couple who are visiring inside an Iron Currain counrry, bur rhey ore accused of being spies be- cause one of rhem acddenrally rook o picrure of somerhing rhar he should nor have They wind up in rhe American Embassy in an arrempr ro ger our of rhe counrry The ensuing scenes ore hilarious See ir yourself for rhe ending scenes and dialogues For left. Drad Sharp ond Don Suivon both look ready for business Left, whot o romantic couple Ken Grazier ond Lovira Loucks moke Gynis McCaslin looks very hot tempered while Dyron Scott tries to srraighren thngs our with Ken Grozier. who s seor ed ot the desk Left. Glynis McCoslin, Dyron Scon, Ken Grozier, ond Nelson Romos 43 We are rhe class of 1982! WeH. girls, whor do you rhmk? London Ross. left, wirh Tony Cosslerr. seem ro be raking a resr or rhe end of rhec s xrh hour doss Bur ocruoly, rhese rwo ore posing, os mocho os rhey know how. because rhey know rhey ore being observed, os m o coge My Junior year began os o rorol drog lr seemed os if norhmg was gong nghr Everyone soys rhor rhe junior year 6 rhe hardesr. I believe ir's rrue It's also o memoroble one I now I will never forger purring rhe junior secnon roger her Vhor o pom' Dory Brodford Don'r rhe Junior Class sponsors look excired? Of course, rhey ore' Lefr ro nghr. Dove Cowood. Gory MonsfiekJ. David Emmons, ond Kim Wolck Below. Pom Hancock. Brenda Worren. Sheryl Weil, ond Frank Whaley ger help from reocher Vic Doper oiski in chemerry The Junior Class officers, left to nghr. Cindy Wallace, LeAnno Armour. Kevin Suit von. and Joner Ownbey Right, LeAnno Ar mour saves rhe bol ond poses it ro Lee Anne Schonemon during o girts vorsiry voleyboB gome LefT, DiU Blew rries ro escope o hold from on opponent or rhe dtsmcr Store Quoifyng wrestling morches Below, nghr. Bob Dorssey poses wirh sophomore Shelly Conway or one of Central's home baskerbaH gomes Well never forger our junior year! Could it be rhor senior Dill Ownbey. left. s chuckling over rhe friendly odvtce of he chenmsrry lob porrner. Kevin LeAAorr. or is he burning his finger on rhe flame of rhe burner Korhleen Adoir Ross Alire Pod Arguelo Leonno Armour Chen Ash Gerry Ausrm Tony Dobbirr Connie Qoker rVonokj Doker Tommy Doker Annerre DokJozier Louro Dol WJkom Donks Metame Domes Andrew Dear Chefce Delr Cory Dennen Mdse Dennen Anrhony Derkoff Dersy Oeyrer Shown Dwdsil Ahso Dirfle Korhleen Dlock Di Dk r Gory Blakeley Koren Dlevms I was unenrhused obour becoming o junior Some big ded1 We ore rhe middle doss — we re nor os rowdy os seniors or os dull os sophomores The yeor began just fine ond I was prerry exared obour Homecoming, because I was ro be o Junior orrendonr I rhnk rhor ir was rhe biggesr fun parr of rhe yeor My sporrs ocnvines, volleybal ond boskerboH, ond friends kepr me busy ond olive I hove some charocrers for fnends — Sherry Grieser, Lori Archulero. Drendo Hoppe, ond orhers They ore my junior bud es School also seemed berter os rhe yeor wore on because I mer rhe man of my dreams, Joy Yoder, o greor guy Now all I hove ro do is dream for o greor summer ond on excellenr senior yeor Left, Shely Rypkemo and Cns Bohannon eye discussrvg rhe ropic of rhe srore qualifying speech meet, recenrty held m Grand jncnon Sharon Dlevins Cns Dohonnon Suzonne Dower sock Kns Doyer Dory Brodford Tina Dranson Tim Dresheors David DrifTel Shirley Duck Chris Durond J. Durcfcck Derase Durns Robin Comer on Jessica Capps John Corpenrer Mefeso Chambers Debra Chick Linda Chnsrlansen Drendo Oork Ronald Cogswell Korol Colborn Jon Colard Karen Connefy Rodney Cook Srocy Cook Anrhony Cordova Kris Coulson Trtsh Oosby Rory Cunningham Fronds Currenr Mark Curry Dorbi Davis Dronwyn Do vis Dtooo Do vs Pobin Deon Pom Deckerr Joan Dere Croig DeVries Wes Dickson Ches Didonoro Pocky Donefeon Joon Doron Dob Dorssey DonokJ Drake Johnnie Drake Tom Dubbnski Sreve Dubose Dorry Duke Denise Duncon Podney Dunn Cheryl Duron Kimberly Dziewir Kennerh Emsiey Undo Erwin Down Forbonk Tern Fiesrhumei Michael Fhure Corot Ford Done Fritz Maxine Gordo Chris Gordner Powon Gordner Janice Gory Ken Gory • Kimberly Goymon Don Grodo Jeonmne Gasby Phondo Good Some of rhe juniors, every year, ir seems, complain abour being in rhe middle of rhe rorem pole, and maybe rhey have a legirimare feeling abour rhis con- dition Bur consider where some of rhe reochers would be wirhour rhe presence of rhese lowly souls in rheir programs. A good example is orhlerics; and where would our publicarion deparrmenr be wirhour rhe juniors ro bolsrer rhe school publicarions Don'r worry, you ore wanred and needed 48 Kim Gordon Michele Gould Sherry Gneser Tom Grundy Christine Gurute NorokD Hogan Tom Grundy Christine Gurule Norolo Hogon Pom Hancock Eric Hanson Jim Horemza Pick Hormon DAy Horney Drenr Harris Jomes Hoyden Michele Hayes Leonne Heod Mark Heod Mone Heovwlond Michoel Heidel Dove Henderson John Hendricks Dobbie Heriond Uso Hewirt Sreven Hieberr Decky Hrti Mary Hoisngron Kevm Holder ness Deno Holmes John Holton Kurr Hooley Gwoi Hooten I was enthused about becoming a ju- nior Some big deal1 We ore the mid- dle doss — we're nor os rowdy os seniors or os dull os sophomores The year began just fine, and I wos prerry exdred about Homecoming, becouse I wos o Junior attendant I think that wos the biggest fun port of the year My sports activities, volleyball and bas- ketball, and friends ore what kept me olivel Now, all I have to do is dream for a great summer and on excellent senior year, which I hope will be bet ter than this past year (Author re- mains anonymous) Drendo Hoppe Jm Horn Drk Howell Kent Hudson Derry Huff Richard Huff Tommy Hunter Sherry Hutchens Terry Hurrenhow I m Left Angelo Weaver. Melone Tysdal. ond Lee Ann Schonemon ore procnang o song under the nsrruchon of Cory Commock. vocal mus teacher Do os the professionals . . . procnce. practice, practice! 49 Joel Ikims Ke� y Ireland Mike Jamison Dob Jerrerr Demse Jeff ens Dorbro Jones Jennifer Jones Juanita Jones Dene Jones Sandro Kompf Wte Kennedy Serb Kizzor Chrsropher KJurb Alon Kock Donate Krorbwohl Mark Kres Mke Knzmon Dorry Kropp Shonno Lodson Mchoel Lonmer Dense Lee Kevin Lemmarr Louro Lines Wayne Lmscorr Condy Loucks Catherine Lowefl Dense Lucos Doberr Lynn Karla Lyon Mchoel Modson Poul MoMery Pom Mahon Fawn Martin Sondro Martin Drendo Morrmez Tom Maslyk Debbie Matthews Fefcoo Mayes John McCorTy Chris McOelan Dee McCoy Shawn McGechie Wikom McGee Todd McKay Alan McKinley Jessica McMurron Susan McNerney Joyce Meors Fred Mease Susan Mease Trod Mehrhoff Les Melchor Doan Melendy Michael Mefcnger Kevm Vig mes to melr some butter before continuing his project in cooking dass Alan Mies Johnna Mies Dan Mix ttond Randy Miler Mona Molnar Alen Montague Cynrhio Montgomery Donaid Moore Drendo Morgan Deth Moms Deborah Moms Kathy Moms Mark Morrow Nkholerra Moscherti Darrelyn Most Cindy Murray Juniors seem ro be stuck in rhe middle. They're nothing but just there And it's nor rhe choice of rhe juniors themselves; it's how everyone else classifies them Juniors do everything they con get ro get rhe attention, but nothing works. Who purs on rhe Senior Prom? Juniors. 51 Dorry Myers Tommy Myers Korhy Nochrmon Kris Couison, righr. with Chnsrme Gurule, look so ex ored, don'r rhey? Roxonn Norton Orion Nugent Dorio Ochoo Mork O’Neal Bennie Ortiz Raymond Orero The Things I will remember mosr is rhe way our football ream come bock from nothing, and oil my friends graduated and left me to fend for myself — Kevin Lemorr Robert Owens Janer Ownbey Robin Pormenrer Kevin Patton Drert Payne Tommy Poyne Teresa Peovey Shouno Phelps Gregg Pierce Rex Polock Erin Powers Michael Puckett Jeffrey Quenzer Roben Quigley Andy Quinrona Nelson Romos Pornck Ramsey Theresa Reardon Rachel Redd Ronna Reese 52 Kevin Reynolds Chortes Rhodes Thomas Rhodes Richard Ricks Kevin Robeas Pom Roe Karhryn Rogers Ronokj Rogers Greg Rohlmon Mfce Roseae Dov Rossum Karen Roy Russel Roy Jess Ruble Shelley Rypkemo Donno Ryployle Suson Sodohiro EJgn Solchenberger Kyle Songer Lee Ann Schonemon James Schow Oyron Scorr Merle Scoa Louro Seybold Tommy Show Scoa Shern Cooch Vic Doperolski and cooch Modesro Gotvon give o pep rcrfk during holfrime of rhe gome os (lefr) Ooud Pererson, Paul Voldez (75). ond Drendo Thomas ksren wtSFLBftf I ccxjldn'r believe ir when I heard rhe varsity foorboll ream was going ro rhe play- offs; ir really gor CHS going, and we need rhe recogni- tion My junior year is most remembered for rhe people (guys) who filled ir wirh such good rimes All in all, this year was okay; next year will be berrer! Guaranreed. Jeff Shopbel Vicki Short Daniel Skidmore Tommy Sloan Drenr Smith JMI Smith Pomelo Smith Scott Smith Kety Starkey Peggy Stevens Steve Stewart Dennis Sronemon Phillip Street Kevin Sullivan Rito Suivanr Kandy Surhertm Donna Tobor Scott ToHey Brenda Thomas Sue Thomshock Biy Tuckson Metome Tysdoie Chris Underhill Donna Ur do Kenneth Utter Paul Valdez Michael Vanderkolk Peggy Von Winkle Dennis Veorch Cefco Vedsted Kevin Vig Roger Votrubo Cynthio Waloce Ronald Walton Steven Wonzer Brenda Warren Mike Waters Dome! Watson Vickie Weor Tim Weber Sheryl Wei Jerry Wells Frank Whaley Wane Wheor Doan Wild Diona Wilioms Above, f obm Pormenrer rries ro hold bock o smile whie she gers her p rure roken Top. nghr, Shown McGechte (35) and Kevm Reynolds lose o rebound, if only looks could k! seems ro be whor rhe look on Shown McGechie's foce is hoping for Bottom nghr. Oi Dior (36) was coughr in ochon in his attempt ro score a god 55 Ir wos a normal day in 3rd hour Journalism I doss The doss began or 10:20 a.m. with rhe raising of roll Then rhe reocher, Leonard Lehl, rallied firsr abour o few irems of inreresr and mainly o Television show colled Crisis or Cenrrol High”, o Television produc lion rhor was abour desegregorion of on oll-whire high school in Lirrle Rock, Arkansas in 1957, and suggesred rhor rhe srudenrs worch rhe show on o Wednesday evening Top, Dob Murphy gives hlep on morh work ro, left, Heidi Beinhom. Louro Reo, Mike Green, and Cory Bennerr Right, Leonno Armour working so hard rhor nor even o break ro pose for o pkxire is in her schedule 56 Then rhe work srorred The doss hod been working on a headline projecr for several days, which wos obvious from oil rhe newspaper dippings ond glue, scissors, ond whor hove you rhor could be seen on mosr of rhe robles in rhe Journalism room. The projecrs were being finished ond handed in Then, we began rolking abour differenr kinds of headlines from newspapers rhor head wrirers hod fouled up We wenr rhrough our usual rourine of rolking, asking quesrions, ond somerimes goofing around The reocher relored o few personal incidenrs rhor could hove been exambles for srories abour dosses or orher school ocriviries ond encouraged ony of us who wonred ro wrire copy for rhe various doss secrions of rhe year book Jusr anorher regulor day in 3rd hour Journalism, Room 107 As juniors, many feel rhar rhey are nobody in rhe middle. Gathered around rhe teacher's desk for rhe solution of rhe problem, left. Dario Ochoa, Shouno Thompson. Leonno Armour Marcus Costopoulos sire with his bock to rhe camera; bur we wonder if Mrs Par Oishop even knew rhe photogropher was in rhe room This is whar rhe comero colled working fast with one's hands as Chris Gordner left, and Pam Marquez demonstrate applying point to sere for rhe school musical m rhe middle of March My firsr doy in Developmental Comp doss and whar o day1 Ar rhe beginning of rhe doss, rhe srudenrs broke up inro groups and tried ro finish rhe assignments from rhe doy be fore We worked, bur hod reol trouble doing one parr of rhe assigned work Then, we asked our reocher. Richard Le vad, if we were doing rhe work correctly, and he rold us whot we were doing is like comparing apples wirh peeled oranges Whar we were sup- posed ro hove been doing was writing o thesis, such os Point- ing is fun, bur sculpruring is ber rer bur ours turned our like. ”Large cors ore roomier, bur small cors save on gos Afrer rhe reocher rried ro explain ir ro us, we werejusr os confused os before, bur we pur something down We pur Large cors ore nice, bur smol1 cors ore better Then, we hod rrouble purring down why small cars ore berrer The assignment was raking everyone o longer ond harder rime than rhe reocher hod expected, ond ogam he stopped us ond rried ro explain rhe ossignmenr He added rhor ro moke o rhesis. one hos ro work wirh having objects superior over others, rhen using be Coen Dexter has ro rake rhe lesson ro rhe srudenrs m his afternoon odvonced moth doss Upper left, kondy Miller. Mirch Neol. two unidentified grls. ond John McCarry. nghr. don'r seem ro get rhe picture cause ro tell why Our reocher lectured for o few more min ures. rhen it was rime ro get our of doss We turned in rhe assign ment, srill nor knowing how righr ir was (Lin do Dovis, onorher rronsplonr from rhe Eosrern plains of Colo rodo, in focr, from Srrosburg, Colo . just o few dusty miles eosr od Denver along bar ren srrerches of Inter- stare 70) 5 'APRIL SHOWERS' ftighr. Oil Ownbey ploying the bonjo ond Don Sulkvo. on rhe piono. rrying rheir besr ro impress rhe judges Left. D Ownbey. Roben Goerz, Don Suivon ond Russ Holler m rhe borber shop quarter Above. Davd See ond Kevm Cosropoulos Gve me Ten Left. LessJie Albrechr, Done Whiring and Down Heusser enrerTomng for rhe oudence Above. Lynn Jomes ond Trocy Johnsron dotng o donee for rher rolenr show number 1981 Talent Production Of Music Parents Above. Di Ownbey, Robert Goetz, and Don Suivon sing along os Russ Holer leods m the borbet shop quoner Ken Grozier coprures the audience's orrennon through hts singing Righr. Rick McCan ond Ser eno Carrol combined for o duet rhor was full of power April Showers is o spring rolenr production wirh all kinds of competition Providing entertainment for the audience, the stu- dents try their best to hove o perfect performance. This produc- tion is sponsored by the High School Music Parents group. Above, Ang Weaver sings for the audience wNe Derh Huber occom ponies on the pxono 59 'Jusr Between You and Me Pror There was no room tacking fa rhe Prom in 1981, for rhe juniors hod secured rhe spacious double ballroom or rhe local ourler of rhe Ramoda Inns on Horizon Drive They were even fotTunare ro find rwo individuals who could provide rhe music offer rhe firsr group cancelled rorher tare. Bur once rhe evening gor srorred, mosr of rhe guesrs fagor abour records for music and hod rhemselves a roarin' good rime! Righr, Ken Sraron, shop reocher, helps to get rhe prom decorated with long lines of crepe paper This port of the prom took hours because many students were slow in coming to give c� d wherev 60 Jonet Ownbey and Robin Pormenter struggle to put on orbor up for the picrure-toking fun lorer in rhe evening Frank Vholey. up high, has o rime trying ro pin stringers across rhe ceiling of the large dining rooms rT- L-r, betow, Awoiring rheir rurn for o dinner robte or rhe Vinery ore Fronk Vholey, Nicholero Moschem, Sondy Fouikner, ond Kevin LeMorr Dione Vilhoms ond Roger Vorrubo. cenrer, dme or rhe Timbers Righr, Trocy Reddick ond Lindsay McCotskey pose for rheir prom piaure or rhe Romodo Inn D i n i n 9 Above. Joi Hogberg ond Kenr Dtemer visit while woifing for dinner or rhe Doord of Trade resrou- ronr Detow. left (counrerdockwise), Lonnie Mon nto. Sherry Albnghr. Chuck Lotto Dockground. (hiding behind rhe flowers), is Kelly Noughron. Then Troy DeRush Oher fine resrocronrs around rown reported doing a fine Prom Nighr dining business Dtong our on Prom Nighr ts one of rhe rrodions of This speool nighr 61 A final nighr of fun before graduation. Prom pages (sophomores) donee for king and queen, led by Suson Munn and Dorus Worson This, roo, has been o rradirion around Cenrrol Hiah School Even rhough rhe music for rhe Prom come via a locd sound system group of rwo men, rhe dancing couples obviously concenrrare on norhmg else bur rher donee partner Most would soy they didn'r here rhe music Joel lams and Terry Morrison sign in or rhe door ro rhe prom donee area Scott Norman and Srocey Johnson, Drendo Wnghr and Dove Ashcrofr woir ro get into rhe donee She just has ro rake rime ro brush her har Brush, brush, . . . 62 Left, conddores for royolry, Debbte Seirz and Don Sui von, below, Lynn Jomes seems ro hold Dove Ashcroft bock from getting into too much of o hurry It must hove been o surprise Left, folk obout surprise' Trocey Johnstone ond Di Ownbey The winners of the 1981 Prom royolry, Lynn Jomes ond Dove Ashcroft Smiles of conremenr ond hoppiness from both of them that seems ro moke it al worrhwhie 63 Awards Assembly gerring bigger! ftighr. Kim Hendricks receves on award for H E fX O from Mrs Mourine fXerrig Kory) Von Tassel receiving one of her many owords This one 6 from rhe CSfron DGPW CKjb by Mrs LiHiaa Moore Gory Ambrosier, bond dree tor, hands Sreve Elo rhe John PhHip Sousa bond oword John Klemenrs. vice prmcipol. oddresses rhe srudenrs ond yoff or assembly Delow John McCoy and Don Malone receive phorogrophers' oword from Leonard Lehl, pubfccorions advisor Koren Ligroni, head girl, giving her farewell speech while Don Sullivan, head boy. waits hs rurn 64 Left corner, Don Suibvon, heod boy, during his farewell speech Above, Sweormg n of new Student Dody Assooonon 1981-62 officers Cl ro r), Frank Whaley. Heod boy. Melonie Tysdd, activity period coordinator. Robin Pormenrer, Heod girl, Suzanne McMenomy, jr Co-Secretary. Susan McNerney, sr -Co Secretary. Dorboro Solozor. Vicepresidenr Left, The Louis Arrrtsrrong Jazz A word presented ro 04 Ownbey by Gory Ambr osier, bond director Mrs Leigh Wheeler gets o sronding ovo- non from both staff and students when she received the Teocher of the Yeor Award The Awards Assembly has been o rrodtnon for several years or Central High School Every year it lasts o little longer then the last one Whor started out ro be o 45-minure assembly now lasts dose to two hours This is due ro the number of achievements and awards that srudenrs hove earned during the yeor This ol mokes our school look better than just bricks and books (More awards on page 166) Cooch Tom Gleason presents the outstanding bosketboll player award ro Darren Pormenrer and the best free throw shooter award ro Phi Coulter SOPHOMORES, CLASS OF 1983 Cenrrol High School's 1981 represenrorive for rhe Hugh O'Brien Yourh Leodership Seminor hos been selecred A group of sophomores were chosen os condidores ro represent Cenrrol in rhe onnuol srore seminor. They were asked ro wrire on essay on given questions based on rhe subject of leadership. The winners of rhis comperirion wos o rie for runner- position between Brerr Steele and Lauretta Martin. The school represenrorive wos Jolyn Sparks. One represenrorive from each high school around Colorado will meet for rhe Hugh O'Brien Yourh Leodership Seminor ro compere for rhe srore rirle by showing, rheir leodership abilities. From rhere irs rhe norionol comperirion. In rhe posr Cenrrol has done well. This is rhe Year of rhe Warrior, and we con do ir ogoinl (Jalyn Sparks). 66 With rhe Sophomores, there is a beginning! Jody Tidebock, left, is hovlng fun while working on o brch hook rug. (Delow) Jim Hoyden working hord ro finsh his ryping, Oower left) A cameraman corches Trudy Kompf writing o note Perhaps, whar made rhe differences between rhe rwo schools promi- nent is meering new people When I first come, everyone seemed ro look or me, and ir seemed os if rhey were rolking obour me behind my bock. I felr much like on ourcosr Bur, despire rhe many difficulties of getting serried in o new school, rhe mosr exciting rhing has been meering new friends and teachers, os well os gerring involved in so mony school acriviries. I olso found rhor I felt good obour being rolked ro ond people trying ro be nice ro me When rhe kids asked me ro go places with rhem, I really began ro feel occepred. Moybe rhe move is going ro be good for me afrer oil Bur I hove ro do my pair, roo. (Korhy Poge) 67 Moving ro Central wos scary ond exdring for me I rhink rhor rhe mosr frightening parr was rhe differences between rhe rwo schools. For example, rhe school I come from, Bueno Visro, wos obour half rhe size of Cenrral. The school rhere wos divided among freshmen through seniors, rorher than jusr three grade levels. In oddirion, srudenrs hod ro orrend seven classes rorher rhon six rhor Central srudenrs hove Contin- ued ... f 8 More Abeyro Ranoe Albnghr Cheryl Aiexonder Joe Angel David Ankermon ftchord Ashcraft Korol Ausrm Rhondo Ooker Dry on Daldwin Doug DakJwn Wilis Doll Poulo Domes Dnon Dorslund Mory Dosh Roy Dores Duck DekJon Debbie Dermerr Shrtey Denron Ron Derry Mike Diehle Ken Dmghom Srewon Dwdsill Crogle Dkxk Teresa Dorromeo Teresito Dorromeo Gale Dowles Joyce Dowker Fred Drodley Elia Dnggs Drusio Drown Dovid Dye EMoberh Conodoy John Compbefl Wendy Compos Jim Corbough Chris Corrol Twrto Corrol Cindy Cousey Theresa Chodd Debbie Chamberlain Greg Chavez Usa Chovez Eric Chesnur Jerry Ooyd Terry Colins Shety Conway Sreve Cordova Connie Cornell Ron Crawford Doug CrmWow Dev Oowley Leonno Cruz Alen Cunninghom Cindy Dole Dwone Dords Marla Davis Poul Do vis Kim Dean Doniel Deponrbrlond Korto Dice Korhy Dickenson Monika Cy s Shirley Donaldson Korhy Douglas Wordy Drake Joner Draper Christine Dryte Tod DuCroy Karhleen Duffy Rusty Duke Lori Durdick Pere Echave David Edwards Don Ehlers Chris Emmons Tim Emsley D ll Ermon LoVerne Evans Roger Everhart Sondy Fouikner John Feltmon Dorren Fen Bren Fonronori Bloine Foster Brod Franz Remjjio Gatvon Jim Gommin Charles Garber Debbie Palmer ond Bill Jockson concenrrore on dasswork Choosing a dass ring rokes a lor of thought as Buds Beldon ond Keith Hatcher, bock, found out Ah. q drink or lasr, is whor Dole Wright seems ro be rhinking “Is Troo Kedcfck cheonng? No she 6 jusr rokmg o resr m Coen Dexrer's doss olong with. left. Greg Smith, Tommy Snodgrass, Don Ehiers and Chris Corrol Croig Gardner ftoxome George Troy Giles Tmo Good Mork Gomez Andreo Gonzoles Joey Gonzoles Shelly Groms Todd Grondbouche Ken Grazier Pochard Green Troy Green Poger Greenfield Jesse Guien Duck Hoighr Lorry Hoi Kon Hordm Glen Mormon Dry on Homson Lowono Hortmon Derek Harch Dry on Horcher Jm Hoyden Dono Hoyes Frankie Haynie Chns Henecke Carmen Hetsrer Lynnerre Herhermgron Dawn Heusser Dee hUI Korhy Hill Troy Hoffman Drenr Holland Don Hopper Otl Horn Charles Huber Torm Hudson Tom Hurchms Sreve Ingram Di Jackson Jeon James Joke Joquess Darin Jarrerr Cheryl Jenson Robert Johonnsen Chene Johnson Srocy Johnsron Jim Jonas Jeff Jones Ken Jones Paul Jordon Usa KaBaus Trudy Kampf Barbara Kelley Cindy Kennedy Suzanne Kepford Dnon Kiesow Deyon Kirkhaff Sheme Kukuk Michelle Lochonce Paul Lolli Elone Lange Dona Lorro Orion Lee Mike Lee Pom Lee Angie Unscort SheBo Locke Mike Lockwood Don Lyman Noomi Mohan Carl Manchester Mory Morkowirch Lourerto Momn Mi e Momn Alonso Momnez Chris Mornnez Oichord Mornnez Dob Moson Poul Moloy Srephome McCony Dario McOeory Scott McGung Kevin McCulough Wendy McDonneH Suzonne McMenomy Tip Mernmon Tonyo Mernmon Amro Michete Dome Miller Doug MJer Undo Miller Pom Mfcketson Mitzj Moinor Mignon Molzohn Gmo Moody Morry Morgon Derry Morns Woyne Morrison Susan Murphree Debbie Needhom Kendi Neyens Mike Nispel Poulo Noms Orion Oliver Jock Otsen Debbie Olson Delene Olson Roben Onego fXobeno Orriz Sam Omz Sam Omz Jeff Poce Korhy Poge Debbie Polmer Teri Parsons Gory Porrerson Pxk Pott erson Condoce Peovey Decky Peek ‘Amro Michels is working so hord, Tod Stiefermon-tooking owoy os I lecrure (Gone with rhe Wind). Twio Corrol-heod propped up with so much enrhusiosm, Cyndi Smith-mouth open 'yownmg' os instructor Richord Skoer surveys his Biology I dosses 74 Dorothy Pereo Mory Peterson Pouta Phips Bobb Jo Phipps Annette Ploce Ivatynn Po«ock Chns Portorff Amy Powers Tod Powers Myro Pruitt Melody Hoff Jockie Romos Trod Reddick Trudi Reddick Korhy Richmond Jody Riddle Todd Roberts Curt Rodgers LeAno Rodgers Gidger Rogers Corol Ross Richord Ruff Joy Russell Borboro Solozor Dwight Schmidt Doneen Scoggins Stocy Seors Vefcno Sebesro David See Kevin Shepherd Ricky Shepherd Tom Shendon Dennis Shopbe Dole Short Bruce Shoe IVondy Site Eve Silvo Cherri Slooghenhoupr Cyndi Smith Denise Smith Jerry Smith Lynn Smith Morrm Smith Sandy Smith Tommy Snodgrass Angelo Snyder Scon Spangler Jolyn Sparks Michelle Sr Amour Drett Steele Bonnie Sregman Todd Sremm Beverly Stepp Bva Stevens Korhy Stevens Dean Srewort Todd Snefermon Dona Stockton Chene Stone Ont Stults Terry Sufcvon Daren Sutherlond Kristie Tote Julie Totum ‘So whor om I supposed ro be doing, I'mjusr o sophomore! With rhor rhe expression on Cindy Dole's foce is rowing without o word Srephome Vosquez Robert Vedsred Andy Vertey Jomey Vezokis Suson VezoKis Jody Vigil Mott Voflrorh Scort Volpe Kmovo Vong Tom Wogner Deonne Wcnre Caryn Woish 76 Chris Emmons with rhe rebound Todd Rodens (22) ood Chuck Wyort (40) woiTing for rhe fosr breok ro come Poul Voiron Doris Vorson Sherry Veover Cindy Webb Tom Webber Derh Weil Shown Wesr Wes Whaley Joy WJson Jm Wilson Tom Wisdom Montca Wirhrow Tom Woodward Trenr Wodery Mike Worley Dole Wrighr Chuck Wyorr Derh Yoder Sonyo Yoder Gregg Srmrh (phoro nor ovoioble) Rondy Vig (phoro nor ovoioble) Roxanne George gemng reody ro shoor for rwo ogoinsr Correz 77 Lauretta Moron (left) rnes ro hold bock o smile os her ptcrure ts being roken Delow, Dwighr Schmidr, will ir moke if or nor? Poulo Norris, obove, concenrronng on her rounne Bizoberh Conodoy Oefr) checking our words in rhe dicrionory Dock row 0 r), Seon Toykx, Troy Hoffmon. Tereso Chodd. fronr, (I r) Korhy H . Rolph Chovez, ond Krisn Tore ore woinng for Wolck's response from her mvesngorion Third Annuo! Casino Nighr Orert Poyne 6 concenrroring more on Kory! VonTossel rhon on rhe gome Meteso Chombers looking down or Borbte Jones rrymg her luck or poker os Jim Selcke deals ftghr, Joe Ke«eher, making someone poy, os Coen Dexrer forks over money Rob DeHoflonder showing off his money while (fronr) Jock Dowmon, ond, Mork Vodopich dreom on . . . brrte dreamer, dream on! 80 Sports Arhlerics is a program rhor rhe public expeers from wirhin o school, bur we ofren forger rhor arhlerics (sporrs) is ofren rhe rhing rhor helps ro form a common bond among rhe srudenrs of o school. So ir is wirh Cenrrol High School, whose foorboll ream, rhe Warriors, has had irs besr season in rhe hisrory of rhe school; and rhis accomplishmenr has pulled rhe srudenr body rogerher Norhing can srop us when we make up our minds a means to an enc Vernon McGee's eventual win in rhis wresrling march helped his ream jusr edge rhe visitors from Fruiro-Monumenr High Practice, practice, practice for She 3 Douder on rhe balance beam Dome Miller hos probably leorned from big brorher Reece somerhing abour improving her shooting (Reece ploys on rhe boys vorsiry) and 6 practicing her lessons ogoinsr rhe GJHS Tigererres Corhy Lowell, whire, background, heads for o possible rebound Jonine Dovis, Leonno Armour, background, worch os Corhy Lowell and Kim Asnicor go high for o return ond moybe o point . . . rhor nobody con srop us from being our besr! rhor we ore nor losers We will nor olwoys hove good seosons in boys and girls' sports We will be down, and ir’s sports and student ocriviries rhor con help pick our feelings and spirirs up. Nothing con srop us when we know where we're going and how ro get there. Athletics is one avenue open to us GO! Randy Millet swops t fishing geor in the foil for o tennis rocket In his first yeor, he performed wel ogoinsr more experienced district competition He w return os o senior h 1981-82 He obviously takes pleasure in returning o good volley, making his opponents scramble Being a cheerleader is ofren thankless job. J V Boskertxrf 0-r), Tma Good. Melons Tysdole, Shouno Lodson. rop, Mary Bosh Above, Vorsiry DoskerboH. 1980-81. bock. Diane Baker. Lynn James. Nikki Dodge, fronr. Tracy Johnson, chns Pororff pjghr. Varsiry Wres riing. rop. Chns Coulson. Troa Reddick, middle. Lo- Varsiry Foorbai. srondmg. Karla McKjssen. bock. Robn parmenrer. Michelle Campbell, middle. Karen bgrom Koryl VonTassel. fronr. Louri Srroup 82 Jusr rwo or rhree yeors ago, rhe odminisrrorion of Cenrrol High School, suggested rhor our school could find irself in rrouble wirh rhe federal guidelines on human righrs if rhe school restricted vorious of its activities to jusr boys ond or girls So our of this maze of misunderstanding, we began operating under o plon rhor has expanded rhe number of girts who con become cheerleaders As o result, rhe number of girls has increased, rhe girls generally hove become more professional, ond hove greatly increased rheir rolenrs; for examples, in rhe summer of 1980, rhe girls' varsiry basketball cheerleaders come home from store rated os o best squod went to highly respectable competition in Michigan. Since the beginning of this new program, interest in becoming o cheerleader has grown. Mrs Theresa Eckmark has been in charge of rhe program, since its beginning. The editor of these pages regrers rhor we were nor able to moke arrangements for o Junior Varsiry football picture cheer leaders We apologize and, at least, offer rhe nomes of rhe girls included — Joon Dere, Gino Moody, ond Tereso Chodd, ond Sandy Foulkner 83 A firsr for Warrior football in 1980 The Warrior football ream of Central High School did something in the foil of 1980 that no ream in the history of the school hod done before — it went to the store playoffs after finishing with o 7-2 record in the Southwest Confer- ence and non-league gomes The ream went 1-1 in the playoff stretch. In their first playoff gome, the Warriors traveled over the mountains ond into the Arkansas Valley to do battle with the La Junta Tigers of the South-Central League Central hod to battle a good ream and the weather — snow and cold — to pull our a 21-16 victory. On the next weekend, Coach Durderus and company hosted the Mullen Mustangs of the Denverorea Skyline League in Grand Junction. It tools them a rime, bur the visitors finally wore down the Warriors ond went back across the mountains with a 27-14 semifinal win that didn't come easy. This loss left Central with on 8-0 record for the 1980 season Above, right, quarterback Kent Schaneman gets creamed by rwo Frutto Monument defenders Right, fulbock Phil Crowley grinds out yardage rhe hord woy ogainsr Mullen Mud, snow, ond cold weather didn't seem to stop No 34 fullback Crowley for rhe Warriors in the store quarrerfinol playoff gome in La Junto 1980 Warrior Varsity — k, top row, Orion Longe, Mark Tolbert, Jerry Wells, Dob McCoy. Garry Kropp. Orion Myers, Donnie Strode, Mark Curry, ond Coach Jim Selcke Second row. Coach Modesro Galvon. Coach Coen Dexter, Robert Goetz, Kent Hudson, Joe KeHeher. Oil Dlair, Kevin Suttvan, Darry Myers, Orenr Smith and Lauro Fehmi. mgr Third row, Chris Murin, mgr; Coach Chuck Duderus, Dove 84 Dob Dorssey axJ Jeff Simmons ond o rhrd defender pur rhe srop on Abbey runner wirhour o score Ashcraft, Bichcrd Boggs. Lonny Head. Kenr Schoneman. Darren Pormenrer, Bren Payne. Dob Dorssey. Vernon Me Gee. ond Cooch Vic Doperolski Fronr. Terry Fiesrhumer. mgr, Mitch Neol. Dovid Deen. Jeff Simmons. Mark Roweron, Fred Mease. Phi Crowtey, Shown Drdsi, ond Drendo Thomas, mgr 85 Warriors go ro playoffs The 1980 Cenrrol foorboll ream accomplished something never before done in rhe hisrory of Central High School, and Coach Chuds Duderus was elected Coach of rhe Year” for guiding rhe ream ro wirhin one srep of rhe srare rirle. The Worriors mer LaJunra in rheir firsr playoff game The ream played in mud ond had ro srop and scrape off rheir shoes wirh a wire brush on many occasions. The wearher seemed ro have lirrle effect on rhe players as rhey won rhe game, 2T16. Kent Shanemon (betow, left) rakes o break from rhe ochon while Dob Dorssey rangos with o LoJunro player Two players booge down h rhe Lo Junto game, above and Jeff Simmons (betow) wrestles o LaJunra player ro rhe rurf There was whre besides rhe snow in rhe Cenrrol-La Junro pioyoff game, in too. some Th ger player rmghT hove won- dered if he hodn'r, mdeed, run inro a bizzord of whire jerseys — No 40. Darren Parmenrer. No 46 Dob Dorssey, No 70 Fred Mease, No 51 Kurt Hoo WARRIORS MAKE SEMIFINALS Cenrrol hod irs winning streak broken in rhe store semifinol playoffs ogoinsr Mullen The worriors reom wenr inro rhe playoffs ranked os rhe number rwo reom in rhe store The worriors lost ro Mullen 27-14 Mullen was ranked number one going inro rhe ploy offs Out of my way. I wonr o touchdown CMI Dtoir seems ro be saying Jeff Smmons wonrs rhe bal on rhs ploy Above, nghr, Mark Rower on inspects rhe bo afTer o corch Detow. rhe womor fans shov rhor rhey ore hanging loose Crowley kicks up rhe dust 88 Con I hove rhis donee5 Down rhe horch wirh Gotorode, moybe, during o rest srop during o junior vorsiry gome for Central's No 70, Dole Wrighr No 26 is Pot Ramsey, No 83. Todd Roberts, No 66. Paul Molloy A wee voice from No 80 in whire, Quick, blow rhe whistle, somebody turned the Warriors loose Now, we might know how General Custer must have felt at Little Bighorn I960 Central Womor Junior Vorsiry — k. Par Romsey, Jesse Birds . Ken Bnghom, Frank Hayme, John AAcCorry. Tom Maslyk, ond Cooch Modesro Gol von Second row, Cooch Vic Doperoiski. Mirch Teoney. Joe Snefermon. Todd Roberts, Steve Cordova, Kevin Craig, Tom Wisdom, Poul Voldez. ond Poul Molloy Tdrd row. Tm Drosheors. Tony Cordova, Terry Sdhvon. Brad Fronz. Dlake Tmmer. Troy Hoffmon. ond Trenr Woflery Front, Chris Emmons. Jeff Been. Dole Wrighr. Mise VonderkoK Todd DuCroy. Kyle Songer, ond Fronds Current 89 bins Volleyball nor rhe besr of years, be parienr a lirrle longer. Above. Kandy Surherln serrmg rhe bol for Becky Hi (16) ro spike os Tommy Hunrer (14) ond Dono Lorro (15) look on Detow. Kim Asmcor (6) sers rhe bon while Le Anno Armour (15) gers ready ro spike LeAnno Arrrvxr (5) ond Susan McNemey (1) worching rhe boB, os Jomne Dovis hits ir Leonn Schonemon (10) gers her spike blocked. Kim Asmcor wofring for rhe bol ro come bock down Dock row. l-r. Dove Drondr. ossisronr cooch. Jon me Dovis. Leonn Schaneman. Come Smirh. Kondi Surherlin. Kim Asmcor. ond Donnie Koch, cooch Front, Susan McNerney, Corhy Lowell. LeArmo Armour Above. Decky Hi (16) posses rhe boH to Kondi Surherln (9) ro ser. os Dono Lotto (15) ond Peggy VanWinWe wotch Above. Corhy Lowel blocks o spfce. ond Lefr. Kim Asmcor (6) posses the bal so Corhy Lowel (12) con hit it. os Susan McNer ney (1) watches dosety 91 Cross Country runners inexperienced Cenrrol g«is grob qmck leod or rhe stott, lefr, Jenny Jones. Jessico Copps, Lourerro Momn, ond Drendo Wnghr, righr, rough finish for Drendo Rjghr. Troy Wunsrney ond Wilis Doll running rheir own roce From rhe fronr, Lourerro MorTin. Drendo Wrighr. Jessico Copps. ond Jenny Jones oheod or rhe srorr 92 Most of Cenrrol's boys' reom. Terry Wunsrney. Jeff Wood. Steve Elo. Lourerro Morrm, roy Wunsrney ond Srocy Johnston before rhe disrria cross country roce The most improved runners on rhe 1980 ream . . . Villis Doll and Drenda Wrighr, respectively The boys ream finished firsr in rhe duel wirh Grand Junction, second in three meers, seventh at Durango, and eighth at Loveland on rhe Easrern Slope; bur they were o disappointing fourth in rhe district meet on rhe Tioro Rado golf course The girls finished third rwice ond sixth once, four rimes, they got no score because they couldn't field enough for a ream Far left, Jenny Jones has a track all to herself Her face and body movements indicate how she must feel Steve Ela, left, tried to ger inside Durango runner. Center, Jeff Wood has finished ond mes to ret friends (maybe parents?) how tough rhe race seemed to him, upper left, Steve Ela isn't resting; he has just coDopsed after the race The four member girls' ream of left, Jessea Copps. Drenda Wright, Laurerto Martin, ond Jennifer Jones Inside Terry Wunstney is about to ger run over or race finish; next, Lauretta Martin seems to be trying nor to think of rhe pain and lock of oxygen running olone on on the bockstretch of rhe cross country run 93 1980 GIRLS' GYMNASTICS The Cenrrol High girls' gymnastic ream was rhe largesr in coach Joon Edmonds' coaching career The ream consisred of seventeen girls, five sophomores, four juniors, five seniors and rhree managers. Pier Quadri, o srudenr readier from Adorns Store College, and Clint Gusafson, o teacher or Bookdiff Junior High, assisted Ed- monds in sporting and helping cre- are routines for rhe girls. Above. Trod Reddick performs on rhe balance beam duing o meer. ond Christine Gurule (left) shows her form in rhe floor exercises Above, Robin Perrin poses while performing dur- ing o floor rourine Above. Lynn James grabs for rhe sky during o floor performance ■ Christine Gurule flips for gymnosrics (above, left); Trod Reddick tries to trim her rummy, middle, ond Sheilc Douder practices her balance Above. Poulo Norm shows rrue balance on rhe bolonce beam Deono Don e s (left) shows her srrengrh ond ogiliry by kicking ro rhe sky during o meer while working on rhe bolonce beam Detow, Deono rr� es ro increase her heighr by srrerchng The I960 gymnosrc reom- Troa Reddick (rop) Christine Gurule (nexr ro rop) srondmg. Pouta Norris. Suson Mum. Kri Cortson, lovern Evons. Mirzi Motoor, monogers Trudi Reddick, Amy Power, ond Metonie Rodgers Sifting. Chns Pott or off. Shirley Denron. Shela Douder, Robm Perm. Lynn James. Deono Daniels. Mary Lou Hasngron. ond cooches Joon Edmonds ond Pier Quodri Troa Redd k (fa left; rnes ro fly from rhe beam Left Robbn Perm s heod- over-heols on rhe horse, while above Kendo Raymond flips during her floor Boys' tennis, 1980, featured newcomers Several newcomers ro rhe boys’ rennis ream helped ro boost rhe level of ploy, Coach Tom Hughes said He nored rhor players wirh rhe best records before rhe disrricr playoffs were Chris Klurh and Chris Durand in rhe No. 1 doubles. The duo placed second in rhe Disrricr 51 rourney and fourth in rhe disrricr qualifying play The new players that helped were Randy Vig, sophomore; David Edwards, sophomore; Randy Miller, and Mike Heidel, juniors; Coach Hughes: ''Several returning lerrermen should moke us berrer in 1981. Below. Chris Klurh seems ro be getting rhe hong of o rwo- honded return volley; left, Rondy Vig, sophomore, gers In o few practice Scks with both hands For right, Rondy Vig folows on o return volley; next, Dovid Edwards — about ro receive o zonk with o tennis bai Left, Chris Durond, Cooch Tom Hughes, Chris Klurh, Dovid Lake, Don Malone, Dennis Sronemon, Mike Heidel, ond Rondy Miter Kneeling, Dovid Edwords ond Rondy Vig % Some players robbed for individaul honors „ _ 4 rs Ar rhe end of rhe season, ream members vored Center. nrense concenrranon for David Lake, left, o tennis gome, Rondy Miller?. left . p. .. corner, o sofcd iefThanded player. Don Matone, on rhe return, ir rokes, o heap of several special awards mosr inspirational, Dan AAo- srrerchin' ro mdse conroa, Chris Druond. rhen serve with grace ond force lone; most improved, David Lake; and rhe mosr valuable player, Chris Klurh Ir was nored rhor all players made subsranrial improvemenr in a very short season rhor began in Augusr ond ended m rhe middle of October |i A • DovkJ Mogee rrodes o renews rocker for o baseball glove ond tries moving down rhe opposition in renews. Mike Heidel about ro return voley with strength ond force KACHINA BASKETBALL has gone further rhon before! Many people felr rhar rhe Kochino bas- ketball ream hod rhe porenriol ro go oil rhe way in rhe Sourhwesrern League, bur injury and illness, or one rime or onorher, knocked our individual ployers — induding some srorrers As o resulr, rhe ream couldn'r develop rhe consis- rency needed ro be o big winner Al- rhough rhe new coaches were on asser ro rhe ream. The ream should be srrong nexr year because rhey are only losing rwo seniors, Kim Asnicar and Terri Morri- son. Scoreboard 3-11 Sourhwesrern League 414 Season (all gomes) 1-1 Disrricr Tournamenr KoncJy Surherlin (23) shoots a layup os Dono Lorro watches her style Above, Lauretta Martin going for rhe layup os Kandy Sutherlin (23) gets ready to rebound Left. Terri Morrison shoots as Cathy Lowed watches rhe bad Righr. fVoxonne George (20) goes for rwo poiors; Kim Asnicor woirs ro see whor happens Detow, Kim Asnicor ptays good defense ogamsr rhe opponenrs Top row Suson McNerney. Dono Lorio. Dome Mler. Suson Murin. Corhy lowei. fVoxonne George. Terri Morrison. Kandy Surhertn, Km Asnicor. borrom. Kim Gordon, monoger. Done Wesney. Nkchoieua Moschem. Tiro Dorromeo. Tessie Dorromeo. Low eno Morrin, Becky Hi 99 Warrior basketball in 1980-81 exciting, A roll, reasonably ralenred ream greered new cooch Tom Others felr rhe fans ought to be patient to give the new Gleason when practice began in November. There were coach a fair chance. When rhe ream listened and played some good shooters, and rhe ream could run, bur it hod a rhe way they were coached, it couldn't be beaten Cooch rough rime purring it all together Some felr that some of Gleason hod cause, then, for some more gray hair, rhe players tended to play alone and nor as a ream Usually a coach's holftme r ore dosed; bur m rhe cose, pher managed to get by s Cooch Geason giving his re obour rhe fry half of aerie cooch Jimmy Sommervie sorr of defensive technique i ler. and Shown McGechie, Dwighr Schmidt, right Phil Coulter, with boll, moves ogany Junction defender whie Mark Roweron (43) hopes for rebound if bal misses Detow. Jeff Srrv mons goes for shot ogony Cortez (43) Coulter ready for folow shot The 1980 61 Warrior vorsiry — yondng, k, Cooch Tom Gleason, Shown McGechie, Kevin Reynolds. Phi Coulter. Mark Rower on, Reece Miler. Jeff Simmons. Russ Holler. 100 coming close and yer so for! Ir was a difficult season ro occepr for die hard basketball followers of rhe Warriors, for rhe roienr ond size were there There was something rhar wasn't ro moke rhe ream jell There was, however, no dissatisfaction with rhe efforts of o new coaching staff So, next season is on entirely new thing. So much hope has ro be placed on what comes in from rhe junior highs or for potential players who might move into rhe area from other schools. Detow, Nlbby Musso (23) must feel rhe weight of rwo Duorngo defenders os he tries to shoot, ond Dorren Pormenter (ID looks for some help os rwo Grand Juncnon ptoyers put on squeeze ptay Torhe light, Coulter (2D ond Puss Holler (33). os well os Delro ptoyers, seem glued to rhe floor waiting for o stow-fo«ng rebound ro come down Them Us Conon Gry 98 61 Alomoso 83 52 Vernal 47 71 Glenwood 63 61 Grand Jo 41 40 Durango 58 60 Cortez 63 65 Frulto 71 66 Deiro 72 63 Montrose 55 53 Craig 81 68 Grand Jo 72 54 Delto 75 78 Durango 77 44 Cortez 85 77 Craig 76 69 Fruito 68 72 Montrose 68 67 Fruito 51 45 Distria Tournoment Joe Moschett. ond Coach Jm Som- mervie Kneeing, Ron Poyron. (manager). Ntoby Musso. Dorren Pormenter, Scott Ormon, Frank Whaley, Don Gdlespie, Fred Lam- bert (monoger) Sitting, Dorby Davis (stots), Liso Trinklein (srots). Debbie Seitz (srots); ond Debi Jovernck (stars) 101 And whor of nexr year? There is hope! Many think rhor rhe Warriors losr roo much size, speed and shooring ability ro challenge in rhe Sourhwesrern League, bur whar abour Scorr Orman (25) defensed by Tiger defenders? Or Darren Surherland abour ro be bulldozed by defensive player Todd Roberts (22) looks for man ro pass ro in junior var- siry game loose boll and Mark Roweron (No 43, whire) tries ro beat Delta defender ro elusive basketbal In another junior varsity gome, Dennis Sronemon (20) hos Ns shot blocked as Surherlond (24) just hos to wait for the bounce of rhe boll 102 For left, Phi Coulter (21) shoors over Fruito defender whie Jeff Srnmons (31) owoirs posstole rebound off rhe basket Ir is with rhese sophomores rhor Cooch Gleason ond his sroff must work in rhe next rwo seasons They may nor oil be around when rhey ore seniors Others may move In ond roke their ploces, nevertheless, rhey ore now rhe row material of rhe future Shown McGechie (35) goes high for jump shot in junior vor siry gome High ogoinsr No 40 goes Warrior Ntoby Musso (white) ond Russ Holler (33) waits rhe rip of rhe bol cfcjmg rhe Central-Junction varsity gome The Warrior sophomores, dockwise, Jesse Guillen. Wes Whaley. Chris Emmons. Scott Volpe. Terry Colins Lorry Hal. Ron Derry. Todd Roberts. Ken Dingham. ond Roy Dores Front. Trocy Todd, manager. Lisa KJouse. sronsncs. Dorboro Solozor. srorisncs. ond Cooch John McLennan, holding o rhrd-ptoce trophy from the Osmcr 51 Sophomore rcxxnoment 103 104 Central Wrestling Ted DuCroy, heod cooch ond Ron McDonald asssronr cooch rry nor ro ger on rhe mor ond help wresrie Above. Donnie Strode shows his srrengrh by picking up his opponenr Left. Lonney Heod going for o pin Lower left, Scott Tdtey working Toward a pin. Above, Mork Curry owoiring rhe chance ro shoor for o rokedown. Detow Looney Heod “ Let's see who fats firsr.'' Above. Brian Drodley coughr in o nghr pmch Don nie Srrode (Srare qualrfer) poses for rhe cornerman Above. “You're nor gotog ro ger rhe bey of me yer seems ro be whor rhe expression on Di Dtor’s foce is saying 105 Junior Vorsity. 1900-81. rop. k. Tim Dashers, Mike Worley, Martin Smith. Bloke Tmmer. Doris Watson. Arthur Hi. Terry Suivon. Tod DuOoy Dottom row, Denn6 Shopbel. Scott McOug, Robert Ortego, Frankie Hoy me, Drert McCune. Crogle Dkxk 106 Girls Track for 1981-an improvemenr LoVerne Evons and Terri Morrison showing good form in rher hond-off during rhe 400 merer retay Sophomore Dome Miler puffing ol her nmghr nro rhe shor Fronr row, I ro r, Nfcki Dodge. Robin Perrin, Jennifer Jones, Monica Wirhrow, Tno Good, Pom Lee, Srocy Johnsron. Srephenie Clemenrs, Tonyo Merrimon, Moniso Djos 2nd row, Korhy Hi, Orendo Wrighr, Jessica Copps, Sonyo Yoder, Trod Reddick. LeAnn Schonemon, Suson Murin, LoVerne Evons 3rd row, Roxanne George. Dome MiHer, Corhy Lowell, Tern Morrison, Jonine Do vis, Virginio Eddms Nor piaured ore Goylyrm Deord ond Louro Doll 108 The 1981 girls’ rrock ream placed very well in meets during rhe season and finished fifth in rhe store qualifying meet, held at Lincoln Pork. The ream is only losing five seniors, so they should be rough nexr year Many rhonks go our ro Coen Dexrer (head coach), Mel Fohrney (distance coach), Richard Levod (hurdle coach), and Craig Foy (spring cooch). Atx ve, Roxanne George gives o yel os she throws rhe discus Left, Susan Murm leading in rhe low hurdles Lower left, Corhy Lowell shows her style in rhe high jump Below. Janine Davis trying her luck In rhe mile run 109 1981 Track and Field Teams Srore qualifiers Front row. Coen Dexter, head coach; Mark Curry pole vault; Robin Perrin (100 low hurdles 6 400 merer relay), Brenda Wright (800 merer relay), Gaytyrm Oeard (400 merer relay), Laura Bo! 400 800 merer relays), Susan Murin, 800 merer relay. LoVerne Evans. 400 800 merer reloys Bock row. Darren Parmenrer 400 merer sprinr, Troy Wuesrney, 800 merer sprinr, Corhy Lowell, high jump; Phil Crowley, pole vault; Troy Green, shorpur. Head cooch Coen Dexrer said, The reams did berrer in meers because of rhe lock of outstanding athletes The ream finished fourth in rhe district meet Phil Crowley and Green were rhe only district chomps on rhe ream, in rhe vault ond discus respectively. John McCoy purring ol his mighr ond concenrrorion nro rhe discus 110 Warrior Track — an improvemenr in 1981 Fry row. Dan Motooe. Scot, S n. (tod Morr,r z. Kevrr Sutvon. Oxxk Grubbs. Dovri Loke Second row. SrocyCor Dorssey. Tim Dreshears. Chns Carrol. John Seorcy. Dorry Kropp. Mork Curry Third row. Deon Sreworr. on Gofdner Paul ' Fronds Currenr. Dole Wrighr. Troy Wuesrney. Dennc Doorhe. Troy Green. Dob McCoy. Marcus Cosropoutos. Di Dior Nor pcrured. Darren Pormenrer. Darry Myers, Sreve Faulkner, and Kenr Hudson in left, Phi Crowley going for oil he con ger in rhe pole voulr Crowley won rhe pole voulr or rhe disrria meer. wirh o voulr of 13' 6 f ighr, Dennis Doorhe hands o bo- ron ro reommore Bill Blair Above. Troy Hoffman crashed os he bonded rhe boron ro Troy Green: Pjghr, Chns Corroi looking for rhe mar os he dears rhe high jump bor. Marcus Cosropouios looks on 112 Junior Dony Kropp rryng Ns hordesr m rhe long Jump comperirion Above. Scorr Shern ond Don Molone pusNng eoch orher in rhe mile run Dighr, Sreve FoJkner (for left) ond Robert Goerz (for nghr) running rhe 400 Below. Troy Green rokmg Ns chonces wirh rhe discus Baseball ever so close in 1981 Dorrom row Done DoKer, Michele Campbell. Karla McKissen, leanno Armour McLennon Top row- Scorr Ormon. Ted Coco. Chuck Lorro. Dorr el Green, Shown MidcJe row. Cooch Quinn Gustafson. Kevin Lomor, Dl Ownbey. Drear Sixbey. Clork, Druce Kosseboum. Don Gillespie. Trenr Doremon. Lonnie Heod Dove Mogee. Orerr Poyne, Drear Snrvrh. Dove Ashcrofr. Mark O'Neil. Cooch John SCOREBOARD CtNII AL GAME SITE 5 @ Price 4 Price 16 Rangely 11 Monrrose 13 @Delro 11 GJHS 8 Fruiro 11 Durongo 4 Cortez 6 Delro 11 @ Monrrose 15 Pofcsode 4 Fruiro 7 GJHS 8 @ Durongo 3 Cherry Creek OPPONENT 4 7 5 1 3 3 5 6 2 4 5 10 3 2 6 playoff) ii 14 wins 2 losses Al League 1st Team Drenr Sixbey, Dove Mogee. Vernon McGee Mork O'Neil. Kevin lomor 2nd Teom- Kenr Schonemon. Dr err Poyne. Don Mihoilond Dock row. k. Junior Vorsiry Cooch Dob Murphy, Chris Emmons. Don Grodo, Dwighr Schmidr, Tom Dobbnski, Shown Dirdsil, Mike Jomeson. Jody Vigi, Tod Powers, Sreve Cordova Fronr row, k, Dole Sr eel, Tom Wisdom, Mike Dennerr, Jessie Gien, Roy Dores, Jerry We«s Season Record 3 wins 8 losses Dock row k Sophomore Cooch Gory Ambrose. Terry Wesrney. Mfce Momn. Poul Molloy. Dkjne Fosrer. Tod Powers. Scorr Efccorr, Mike Worley. Don dePonrbnond. Dll Ermonn Fronr row. k. fVoy Dores. Duck Locke. Frank Haynie. Pobbie Vedsred. Jesse GuHen. Don Lymon, Dnon Over. Crogle Dkxk Don Mihollond in ACnONi Leaping tnro rhe air wirh such 9r°ce is Mike Jamison who seems ro be rryng ro sreoT rhe show The Demon player seems ro rhnk he has ir mode, bur Brenr Sixbey sWes in hghr under his nose So rhis s whor o bor girts' job enrols, picking up offer rhe work 6 done (Leonno Armour) Vernon McGee and Quinn Gusrofson ore examining home ptore while Kevin Lomar ond Kenr Schonemon congrorulore Dll Ownbey who sped by Drerr Payne, Glenn Frior. Trenr Doremon, ond Don Gillespie who ore wondering where Dill wenr 116 I'm nor redly sure where it's going, bur here comes rhe bdl (Kenr Schonemon) J BASEBALL BUN-DOWN VARSITY The versify bosebdl reom wos undefeored in rhe Sourhwesrern Leogue rhe yeor The reom wos leod by Seniors Drenr Sixeby, Dove Mogee, and Kenr Schon- emon The reom also hod six Junior srorrers. Kevm Lomar, Drenr Srmrh, Mark O'Ned, Drerr Poyne, Don Mihottand, ond Vernon McGee The Vorsify borring overoge for rhe yeor wos 347 JUNIOR VARSITY The 198031J V Dasebal reom wos o srrong drrng reom wirh rhe obihry ro come from behnd ro ger rhe wm The reom wos wel bdonced defensive- ly ond hod o srrong bench Throughout rhe year, dou- ble ploys were nor uncommon The reom hod depend ode pitching from Juniors Don Girodo ond Tony Cordo vo ond Sophomores Roy Dores. Chris Emmons. Jody Vigil, ond Sreve Cordova Cooch Murphy feels that nexr year 's varsity w benefit from rhe rdenr rhor moves up SOPHOMORE The Sophomore reom srorted our slowly bur improved tremendously throughout rhe year Dur mg rhe gomes, if they kept rhe errors down rhe reom fmehed with o dose gome For o reom just sromng our. they did o good job ond next yeor. wl improve now rhor they know whar they're up ogamsr Cooch John McLennon eogerly watches he reom while hokjmg o Wfcon box containing . . . Looks like part of o square donee rourine between Kenr Schonemon (10). Vernon McGee (50) end o Delta player wirh rhe umpire os rhe cotter 117 Girls Tennis The year's grts' renne ream featured five returning lerrer winners These five were rhe hean of rhe ream Kondi Surhertn, Allison Drown, Derlnda Qumrano, Diana Guien, and Moggi Anrhony were rhe lerrer earners Moggi Anrhony (above righr) vottes during meer, and below Kondi Sutherland uses all her might 118 The Varsity ream — standing. Coach Tom Hughes. Alison Drown, Chris Porrorff. Kondi Sutherland. Dertnda Qmnrana, and Moggi Anrhony Front row. Dronwyn Davis, Done Gudlen, Andrea Anhorn, and Darby Davis Above. Drownwyn Davis (righr) and Allison Drown (left) procnce And Moggi Anrhony. left, poses for rhe camera i simi a 4 tyifslfiffi ihUUti m Ht hH H HIS Dorbara Satozor, left, volbes. While Oertmdo Qunrono smuggles ro ger ro rhe boB Kondi Surhertend. be low left, wocks rhe bol Diono GaJ len end Mogg Anrhony, below right, one of rhe bener doubles' reoms i Gris J V Teona Teom — k. yondmg. Louro Lenhordr. Brownyn Do vis. Sondy Faulkner. Chris Gardner, end Sherry Weaver Sirring. Tessie Dorromeo (mgr) and Tiro Dorromeo Derlneto Qmrena (above) shows good form himng rhe boM 119 A FIRST FOR CENTRAL GOLF IN 1980 Vomor golfers were South- western League champions, district champions; ond it was the first rime on entire Central ream hod qualified for the store tournament. Dur Coach Merle Whaley's ream met stiff competition in the store tourney ond finished in the No 10 spot. The low individual record was a 72 set by Shown McGechei in Montrose in the foil of 1980 (Above) What he reaches, he (Cooch Whaley) must proaice, ond one of rhe students (Nibby Musso) follows through on rhe boll A good fo«ow through helps in conrrollng the boll for Todd Stemm (left); One must mods rhe spot (Dwight Sdvntdr) for another ployer to shoot (Jeff Pace) 1980 Golf reom — Scott Ormon. Nibby Musso, Todd Stemm, Shown McGectve, Don Girodo, Mork Chavez, Wes Wholey, Greg Chavez, ond Frank Wholey A les son in concentration (for right) for Don Girodo 120 Soccer on o son The low reom record in golf or Cenrrol wos ser in Ocrober of 1980 when rhe reom shor o 310 Shown McGechie hod o 73, Mork Chovez, 75, Nibby Musso, 76, and Greg Chovez, 86 for 18 holes, ployed or rhe Oookdiff Counrry Oub in Grand Junction Above, Dwighr Schmidt wotches bol he Purred neor rhe hole above nghr. Puss Holler concenrrores on purred bol Cooch Merle Wholey shows his style of golf to rwo of his golfers. Don Girodo ond Scorr Ormon 121 New wrinkle ro CenrrcL GOLF IN 1980 Soccer came ro Cenrrol in rhe foil of 1980 wirhour on official coach, rhe boys didn't even hove official uniforms . . . rheir schedule was limited ro play with other high schools in rhe district And even though its beginnings were meager, soccer did grab rhe interest of more than just a few boys who pretty much supplied their own equipment Agansr Grand Junction, rhe Warriors Dan Lymon. Dill Ownbey. and Don Wagner try ro maneuver mro good position for a score Dighr corner. Terry Coins and Lymon show effecr of defending ogansr o porennol score by Fruro Monumenr And rhe bal just hung there waiting Right, who soys rhot a goofee doesn't earn hs keep Mike Moormon of Cenrrol con re it otherwise The was rhe Junction gome ployed rhe Dookdrff Junior High field Above, ogam ogansr Grond Junction. Central's Mu Chong (bal) and Don Lymon get posriron ogansr defender for o possible Iona qocH try Acnon m o soccer gome con be fasr enough so rhor even rhe comera con r ger o« rhe ploy of Ownbey ogansr Junction defender 122 Soccer on o somewhat limited basis ■ . • Drodley sri rrying to deny Fruira player cieor shot or rhe bd. left Furious sideline oaon ogomsr Palisade High Center ore Tom Wogner. and Don Left, ir tsn'r always one's feet rhor does rhe job in soccer Pt lr Coulter Jr demonstrares oirbrone defensive rech- mque Detow. Cooch Phil Coulter shows good body Engteh during Frmro-Monumenr gome Tymon for rhe Warriors 123 Teachers people who core, help in rime of need! Right. football cooch Chock Duderus hands Phil Crowley his belated Most Valuable award Lower right, custodi on Mdse Granum helps ro dear one of rhe business rooms for new desks, below, Richord Levad, on English reocher. corches up on some notes in rhe calm of rhe library Kim Koch srudies qmetyly or rhe same table Many srudenrs or Central High have found through rhe years rhar rhe teachers were rhere ro help when rhey were needed, nor only in rhe dassroom, bur also wherever — helping ro decorare a floor or a car for a parade, sponsoring a club or acriviry, or helping a doss ro decide about rhe prom. Teacher and srudenr usually find rhere is a definire need for two-way communication ro solve a particularly difficult situation lefr, one of rhe many duties of a custo- dian, Alfred Cole, while Mrs Joan Ed rnonds checks her weight during o diet contest among foculry members Rich- ard Skaer, science reocher won rhe evenr 124 For even rhe weory must hove rhe chonce ro resr. cusrodions (bockground) Mike Grcnum and Sreve Jones, up fronr ore Morvm Pefferf ond Shermon Umber ger A jack-of-oB rrodes from driing o hole in rhe won ro fixin' faulty venenon binds, ere is lefty Don Wieder of rhe dbmer’s monrenonce division Each reocher. in fts or her own way. try to moke rhe sroy of srudenrs or Cenrrol os worrhwhie os possible Bur we hove also found rhor something worthwhile s o two-way street Srudenrs hove their port ro do n making on education successful ond worthwhile W Wirhout her help mony of rhe reochers or Cenrrol wouldn't be able to ger those extra rhngs done rhor need ro be during rhe course of o school day or week — our Gal Friday'' is Mrs Joan Cooper, left Athletic director Jim Selcke looks dressed for rhe cold ond looded for beor ... if looks could jusr kl . . Right. Miss Kim Wolck. focufry social committee, presents o grft to Al ond Mrs Ferrer, center, after rhe midyear marriage Yes, srudenrs, ir rakes teachers, roo! A goodly parr of a school's successful splosh in rhe local community comes from rhe efforts of dedicated faculty and administration to give their srudenrs rhe best possible under existing conditions Once they have been given rhe start they need in life, ir is rrue rhor no one can srop them in rhe Year of rhe Warrior Bur o good sraff of teachers, counselors, secrerories, cooks, custodians, arrendonce clerks, ere con only do so much, can go only so for........... rhe resr of rhe journey is rhe srudenrs' Each week during rhe school year, rhe members of rhe Srudenr Senate and Srudenr Council select a srudenr and a reacher of rhe week ro honor particular accomplishments by a faculty person and a srudenr Ir isjusr recognition for something done ro keep rhe gates open in a Year of rhe Warrior AMs Ferrer, principal, now on his 13rh year or the heim of school AMs Ferrer, Carol Guerrie, Counselor PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE Don Doyle, Counselor 126 Gory Ambrosier Bond Pot D«hop. Chuck Duderus, Typing Science Cory Commock, Voc Music Dovxj Cowood. Dnvers Educonon You con'r rei rhem you hove to show rhem. ond Virgoo Lawrence in home economics is doing jusr rhor wirh blueberry muffin recipe Ted DuCroy. Tereso Eckmork. PE.Wresrling PE Cheerieoders Joon Edmonds. PE . Gymnosncs Dovxj Emmons, hfcsrory Ubrorion Dor ret Needhom rokes his job ro help Tim Oesheors. left, Corhy Lovoro. ond Brenr Holond find reseorch morend for school work 127 Mel Fohrney. An Goig ray. Drivers' Educorion Paul Ferris, WES 128 Tom Hughes, English Virginia Lawrence. Home Ec Leonord Lehl, Journoltsm PJchord Lead, English John JenKms, An AAe Jussel, Business Virgmio LaCrone. English DovkJ Longenecker. Speech Darrel Needhom. Ubrory Forresr (Norton, Ludro Perrin, Gene Reobold, DECA French Dromo Mourme ftemg, H E [K.O jock Srevens, Soence Ken Sroron, Shop Cord Srewon, English Jim Selcke. Arhlehc Drecror Kim Wolck. Science Richard Skoer. Science Leigh Wheeler. English Without these hard-working women, rhe enormous amount of paperwork, telephone colls record keeping would be too much for rhe students, odminisrrorion, and teachers to cope wirh. It would nor be surprising if school didn't keep if rhe secretaries were nor here ro odd on essential ingredient of going power Too often their lives become just o bit roo crowded wirh oil of rhe demands mode on their rime during o working doy We forger, or rimes, that they ore human ond hove o breaking point. Once in o while, they will lose their cool, bur most will admit that they like being around rhe kids. It is just that look of appreciation, a card now and then that says thanks, or just a word ... Thanks for rhe help, Mrs ------ You hove made my day much easier It mighr be that a student or teacher has also mode someone's day just a little brighter and more worthwhile Mrs Solly Gourmer, Records Secretary Mrs Mary Cogiey. Principal's Secretary Mrs Marilyn Pormenrer. Nurse's Aide Mrs Sharon Peppel, Arrendonce Mrs Joan Cooper, Office Secretary Mrs Sandi DuCray, Counselor Secrerory Mrs Verna Wirsken. Teacher Aide Mrs Kathy Clock. Bookkeeper Secretory Mrs Lauro lenhordr. Library Secrerory 130 From secretaries, ro custodians, ro cooks and bakers Wirh only rwo persons ro rry ro Keep o school of our size clean and ship shape, rhe job gers ro be ernormous and very ofren rhankless Bur, for example, rhe ourside grounds of Central look better rhon rhey have for some rime — Thank o cusrodion, Morvin Peffers Furrher, word has ir rhar Mrs. Slogor and her crew of dedicored women hove rhe smoorhesr operorion in rhe school disrricr And who sees ony molnourshed srudenrs around school Maybe o word of rhanks ro rhe women in rhe cafererio — rhey deserve ir for purring up wirh us finnicky earers. In picture, Brerr Hollond mokes sure Mrs. Korhy Block, SBA secretary, is properly redpred.” i ■ Lewis Snoveiy, Head Cusrodion Alfred Cole, Cusrodion Mrs Zetta Wilson, Cofeterio Mrs June Morrinez. Cafererio Mrs Ford Jones, Cafererio Mrs Rose Ann Smith, Caferena 131 VO -TECH . . . offers voriery of working type Lefr. Dob Dorssey seems ro be getting rhe polnr ocross where 6 if? I rhink rhe 90s rank is in here somewhere , shown above, Tom Maslyk Pjghr, Gory Esiinger works hard on on engine ro ger tr bock rogerher Detow. Drer Swerdfeger reaches on unidentified srudenr how ro work o on engine Too often we forger the students in Vo-Tech classes Detow. os Dob Dorssey is urtoodmg on engine. Gory Eslnger ond Lonnie Monnuin worch Above. Andy Guruie gers cooghr in ocnon os rhe comeromon rokes hs picture Detow, Andy Gurule ond John Muchowski putting on engine together Vo-Tech dosses ore often nor given very much recognition for the octivines they accomplish To give them o little bit of recognition here ore shown o few Vo-Tech students enjoying thee doss Right. John Muchowski mes to work on on engine without looking os on unidentified student of District 51 worches Perhaps, the only faulr wirh our solure ro spring is rhar nor os many os expecred rook rhe rime and rrouble ro join rhe fun and save o bir of energy Srudenr Senore and Council mighr moke some changes for nexr year, such os o barbecue around noon ofrer rhe cleanup ond chorge rhe kids o nominal fee for rhe lunch Ir could oil be worked our. 134 way iecona annual Lariess uay, a involvemenr! Alrhough ir didn'r appear rhor os many srudenrs ond reochers porricipored os did lasr year, rhose who did become parr of rhe day's action, early, rhor is, ond found ir fun; ond rhey were port of somerhing sponsored by rhe school. Ir has probably become on annual evenr rhor rhe Srudenr Senore ond counal con sponsor. One con see for himself on rhe nexr pages how rhe srudenrs gor ro school, other rhan rhe usual cor, bus, pickup, ere. Upper right, Mrs Juke Jussel ond Ms Carol Guerrie. foculry, rode the� bikes for the doy Center, Mike Jomeson and Vern Magee got cought riding in o pickup They were no doubt assessed penalty points os ju- niors Joy Yoder left one of the wheels of his bke or home ond mode his vehicle nro o umeyde Three grts' bosketbol players forgot rhe season wos over — from, Cothy Lowell, Terri Morrison, ond Dione Wesney Jeff Jones rode his Moped ro save some gosokne ftoody Mdler, left, deoded ogoinsr o vehide and provided hts own power — legs — ro jog and or run ro school So for ro come for rhese todies . . . Mrs Theresa Eckmork, lefr. and Mrs Joan Edmonds, borh physical ed reochers. ride double, and Nkki Dodge frying ro power herlsef ro school then come Communiry 'Fresh-as-a-Dazy' has Central effect on Every job has ro hove o boss, and Central Hfcgh's painr-up, fix-up day found rhor Men Whaley, morh reocher. also knew obour rhe business end of o poinr brush — Pamr rhose bars . . . Tore rhose buckets . . . we've o long way ro go before rhe end of rhe ocnviry period Give Them on mch, and they wf roke o mie. bur who cored os long os rhe srudenrs gor involved and deoned up rhe campus Pride goerh before laziness and T don't core!' 135 groups Selected student clean campus If was advisor Jim Sekke's idea . .. ro make a dean-up day or Central coincide wirh a local corrnnuniry effort ro deon and pamr up Well, ir wenr beounfully, and rhe •mporTanr rhmg is rhor it got so many kids ond reochers involved Who knows whar it can reoly grow mro over rhe rhe years? Right, Jim Selcke ond his knock-obour overols Hosng down rhe tennis courts — Sherry Hut chens, Crysrol Esreriing. and Jon Collard. rhe broom man Far right. Debbie DennetT and Tommy Snodgrass pamr speed bumps m rhe parking lor . .. Dock, Steve Faulkner ond Fred Mease learn ro change Thmgs via pamr Next, Ange Lnscorr orop ladder held by Srocey Johnson ond Monfca Dps Luwona Hott man tries ro balance on shoulders of Eric Leonard during Fresh- as-o-Dazy deon-up actions Right. Leann Schonemon deans dm away from faculty parkmg spoces around rhe school building before panting crew arrives Students relax after cleaning up 'hot spots' around campus Early in rhe evening, following o doy of cleaning and painring around rhe campus, a bunch garhered in rhe cafererio for a Losr Chance ro Donee,” sponsored by rhe Srudenr Senare and rhe Council ... chug- a-lug roor beer and a pie-earing conresr were parr of rhe ocriviries Lefr, warching rhe chug-a-lug conresr are Karla McKissen, Tracy Merz, Jeff Shopbell, Monika Djos, Wes Whaley, Troy Wesrney, ond Lonnie Head Karen Ligrani and Kenr Schone in a bir of' 'jirrerbuggin' ar rhe dance; more of rhem warched Mirch O'Neal and Trocey Johnson, Whar comes of rhe fun of chug-o-luggin' roor beer! Srudenr SenoreCound odvlsor Mm Seiche explains some of rhe rules of rhe chug-akjggm' conresr ro Mirch Neol, Lorme Heod, koberr Goerz, Gory Hogon. Debtue Seirz. under Seiche's menacing finger The donee wos o so- called Losr Chonce ro Donee, since ir would be the losr regulor school donee, orher rhon rhe prom, before the end of school Ir wos. ogoin. sponsored by rhe Srudenr Senate ond rhe Srudenr Council of School 137 uromo, music Departments Combine For 'Sound Of Music' Mono and rhe Trapp family chrfdren frofcc. srngtng ' Do-Re Mi n rhe ivmgroom of rhe famty home (via) n Ausrria After a time in Switzerland, the von Trapps came to America, built a villa in Vermont, and ran music camps there Maria wrote a book called The Trapp Family Singers, in which she disclosed the family’s history during and after World War II A book entitled The Sound of Music, not written by a Trapp family member, followed as a sort of reprisal of Maria von Trapps account It was from this book that the musical was developed, and from that original musical emerged the movie The Sound of Music, the biggest hit ever produced by the famed combination of composer Richard Rodgers and lyricist Oscar Hammerstein III Morher Abbess (Angelo Weaver) in Acr I. wirh Mono (Loviro touscks) sing My Favorite Things Acorss. cen- rer, Rolf (Dll Ownbey) sings wirh Liesl (Michelle Camp- bell) obour rhe wonders of Sixteen Going on Seven teen ” For nghr. Mono and rhe copran (Don Sulivan) smgmg. Ordinary Couples ” Detow. Kurr Von Trapp (Jeff Ambrosier) m scene singing. Do-Re-Mi The Sound of Music is the saga of the von Trapps, a family which left Austria around 1938, during the Nazi invasions of neighboring countries. The head of the family was the captain of the Imperial Navy, a very dedicated and patriotic Austrian who would not conform to Naziism. Captain von Trapp, having married Maria, a former nun. fled with his family to Switzerland, where they earned money by touring as singers. left. Mox ond Elso in rhe villa (Svmgroom) of rhe Tropp fomdy The song is How con love survive?' Delow. Copr Von Tropp (Don Sulivon) srrums his gutror ond smgs in rhe oreo concerr — Bderweiss' jusr before rhe fomiy's escape Ceorer. lefr. Max folks seriously wirh Elso (Trocey Johnson) ond rhe coprom obour rhe concerr ond rhe demise of Ausmo ro rhe Nazi nvoders Mono ond Elso ger berrer ocquomred A surprised coprom looks over Ns new governess for rhe chddren — o plom person he musr be rhmkmg srcnding here m rhor dress, rhe song is 'An Ordinary Couple Musical — More On Pp. 240-241 139 MINI- CAREER DAYS Cenrrol High Schools sponsored o Coreer Day which wos held on Wednesday, March 25. School was released or 1 p.m. so rhor srudenrs could orrend rhis event. Re- presentatives from area businesses partici- pated in panel discussions to Central sru- denrs. Some of the displays that were available to the srudenrs were Outdoor Recreation Management; Medical; Phys- ical Education Health Recreation; Physical Sciences Mathematics; Social Sciences Business, Language Arts Humanities, and Low. Srudenrs felt that rhis could help them in their college planning. 140 Low enforcement ond judicial Left. Todd DuOoy, (looking) Kre Boyer, (bock) ond Don Lymon. (for righr). visit rhe Sensible School of Drafting, center, right Merl Whaley ond he son Frank ore more interest ed m rhe Notional Comero School Below, Robin Pormenrer ond Virgoo Eddre listen to Renee Denton of Micro-Phorogrophy Left, many guys ore interested m rhe Army while onorher prefers WiH's TV ond Rod� AH rhe pictures on rhe poge were token in the gym where o large number of deploys were set up that rhe students could visit ond ask quesrons Responses from foculry ond students were quite favorable, ond plans ore being mode for onorher round of coreer activities in 1981-62 141 Clubs, organizations add ro Srudenrs of Cenrrol High School ore provided wirh many clubs which give them rhe opportunity ro be come involved in o voriery of ocrivines from drofring, ro rhe lerrerpersons' group Nor ro menrion foreign language ocriviries rhor provide culrurol background on differenr countries Some dubs ore arhlericolly relor- ed, while others ore musically sparked Each week differenr clubs meer during rhe activity period ro plan rhings rhey wonr ro do in future dares Prior ro each meering, rhe Srudenr Council representative for each homeroom gives a weekly reporr on Council ocriviries and plans The only problem wirh rhe plan so for is rhor kids room rhe halls during this acriviry period bur ore nor port of any dub or organization meering or rhor rime If anything kills this plan for dubs, ir will be rhe people rooming rhe hallways wirhour good rea- son puto ot'o0S HERO. C Club 142 rhe benefits of school life. Spanish Club Sr° nr Future Hornerookets menco of D.EC.A. Some clubs hove nor funcrioned roo well in 1981 because of o lock of solid porridporion by rhe srudenrs and by rhe odvisor of rhe dubs who didn'r pick up rhe boron ond do somerhing wirh ir. In orher words, some of rhe dubs didn'r ger much our of rheir ocriviry periods because rhey didn'r pur much inro rhem Norhmg ventured; nothing gained Thespians 143 Council Names 80-81 Officers Under rhe supervision of new srudenr senate sponsor Jim Selcke, Srudenr Counci opened rhe year with many new activities and ideas Along wirh o new Sponsor comes o new Heod Boy ond Heod Girl, who hove found themselves to be Don Sulfcvon ond Karen Ligrcni Don ond Karen were reoly exared about Central this year and planned ond participated m many school ond local activities Many of these activities hove included Homecoming, rhe Mcrch of Dimes Superwolk. oidmg the Journalism Deportment wirh yearbook soles, and a reocher appreciation breakfast As Central High School’s oaing Heod Boy, Don Sullivan conduced rhe meetings ond tried to keep rhe homeroom representatives in line whde still conducing on organized meeting Karen Ligram, as rhe Heod Girl, ocred as rhe chairman of Srudenr Council meetings m Don's absence and helped to organize many of rhe school’s ociviries The officers of rhe Council’s Student Senate ore the Heod Boy ond Head Girl, who officiate rhe meeting ond aid the other Srudenr Senate officers with their many duties These offices ore held, of course, by Don Suftvon ond Korea Ltgroni Next in line is rhe office of vice- president. the office is currently held by Melonie Tysdol. whose job is essennofy that of picking up rhe pieces of rhe Heod Boy ond Heod Girl and filing in m rhe case of their obsence The next office is that of seaerory ond junior co secretory These offices ore held by Ser or Trocey Johnson ond Junior Robm Pormenrer Trocey ond Robin's job consists mainly of keeping rhe minutes of rhe meeting ond running rhe concession stand The last office m rhe student senate s that of Junior Class president, rhs year Kevin Suirvon Kevin’s primary job in Srudenr Senate is the task of creating fund-raisers m on effort to create a successful prom Among rhe other duties that Kevin performs is keeping rhe Junior Class in fcne Srudenr Senate 6 l-r, Robm Parmenrer, Don Suivon. Karen Ligroni, Melanie Tysdol, Kevm Suftvon (Middle) and Nfcki Dodge, Jim Selcke, ond Trocey Johnson Student Council, l-r, Jim Selcke. Kevin ScAvon, Bortxe Jones. Michelle Campbell. Clybe Peterson. Sherry Hutchins. Lisa I toms, Cindy Murray. Darla Ochoa, Nikki Dodge. Leona Arnour, Kurt Hooley, Troy Hoffman, Gory Hogan 2nd row I to r, Don Milhollond. Jockie Romos, Jeff Been, Deona Daniels, Stephanie Vasquez. Korhy Hll, Mark Curry, Donnie Strode, Brett Payne, Cindy Smith, Dovid Loke Third Row, (I to r), Susan McNerney. Kim Goymon, Robert Georz. Karla McKissen. Trocy Johnson. Dione Baker, Jodie Riddle, Rhonda Good. Angie Lmscorr, Don Suttvon. Karen Ugram. Reece Miller,John McCoy Fourth Row, (I to r), Chris 144 Bur and, Melonie Tysdol. Cindy Waloce. Tommy Myers. Dove Been. Joner Ownby. Nicolerto Moschem. Donna Ryken, Sonya Yoder The Srudehr Council voleybot gome nc$des. (I • r), (foreground). Kim Goymon, Korhy Hi, Kevin Sultvon. Troy Hoffman, ond Melonie Tysdol Srudenr Council Ger-rogerher Srudenr Counal hod rhree main gerro- gerhers rNs year The firsr one wos rhe volley- boll gome, shown or rhe lefr, berween Sru- denr Council members. The second ger-ro- gerher wos o porluck dinner (below), ond rhe rhird ger rogerher wos o borbeque which wos held or the end of rhe year Top left. Srudenr Counal Ger-rogerher Dinner Top; 0- r). Jeff Been. Reece Miller, ond Bruce Kasseboum fil their plores or rhe Srudenr Counci dinner Borrom left , Q-r), Kevin SuBvon, Debbie Seirz, Tommy Myers. Jonet Ownbey. Rhondo Good. Kim Goy mon. ond Frank Whaley or rhe Teacher Apprecio non Breokfasr 145 Srudenr Council Sponsors . . . Homecoming. . . Top, Mike Oliver ond Troy Shuck work on rhe Senior Class floor, gerring ir ready for rhe porode Top lefr, k, Sherie Oevenngo, escorted by John Domes, rurns her 1979 Homecoming Queen crown over ro rhe 1980 Homecoming Queen. Michele Campbell, who s escorted by Darren Parmenrer Dorrom lefr, Sherry Gretser works on curring our rhe Homecoming lerrers for rhe donee 146 Dress-Up Day . . . involves sexy” Chris Klurh 147 The Chrismnas Dance . . . and tlie Royalty which indudes, 14, Dorbara Solozor, Kevin Sullivon, ond Susan Me Nerney, wirh King Don Sulivan ond Queen Koren Llgroni Teacher Appreciarion Breakfast . . . honors on the reochers including, (1-0, Dorrell Needham, heod librarian. Med reocher, ond Robert Lynch, heod counselor Christmas Door Decorations . . . k. Jennifer Jones, Orendo Wright, ond Sharon Smith decorate rheir home- room door for Christmas ond the door-decoration’' contest Whaley. L Top row. Fronds Currenr. Reece Mier. Liso koms. John McCoy. David Lake. Mark Curry. Phd Coulter. Undsay McCtaskey, Glenn Friar. Jeff Shopbel. Joel fcoms, Mark O'Neal, LeAnna Armour. Jonme Davis, Second. Karen Ugram. Mirch Neal. Third row. Robert Goetz. Dave Mogee. Kent Schonemon. Lonney Head. Brent Six by. Vernon McGee, OiH Blair. Bob Dorssey, Dove Ashcroft, Srocy Cook. Phd Coulter. Fourth row: Trent Bateman. Kevn Lemarr. David Been. Michelle Campbell. Diane Baker. Nikki Didge, Lynn James. Korto McKissen, and Debbie Seitz Above. Tom Hughes presents Mfce Heidel his letter for tennis as Randy Vig. Don Malone, and Chns Burond watch Left. Mel Fohrney congrorulores Steve Eta while presenting he award Above, Coen Dexter, and Chuck Buderus present Kyle Sanger with he award C Club Stopped cold with rhe pizzo in her mouth, Trocey Johnstone rhreorens rhe comeromon, while fnend Di Ownbey just chuckles Top. right. LeAnno Armour ond Mark O'Neal enjoy ptzzo or Drg Cheese Left, it's o trash dtsposol ... no, it’s just Shown Clark ond Glenn Frior 149 Pigskin Club for 1980-81 Fronr row. k. Shown Dirdsi, Kenr Hudson. Kevm Suivon. Dob McCoy. Vernon McGee. Kun Hooley. Chuck Buderus. adviser 2nd row. Tod Sneferman. Drod Fronz. Paul Voidez, Tom Wisdom. Jim MoUoy. Drenr Srrurh, John McCarty. Don Ehlers Dock row, Mirch Teoney. Todd Roberts. Terry Suivon. Dole Wrighr. Kyle Sanger. Troy Green. Jeff Been, Troy Hoffmon. Francis Currenr 150 Above. Troy Green rnes ro ger rid of defender In season opener Left. Kurt Hooley gives o presenr ro Cooch Chuck Duderus or FoH awards mghr m rhe school oudirorium Future Homemakers Of America, Small Bur Mighry! Above, Km Gordon helping ro prepore for o spoghem dinner Detow, Undo Chrishonsen peeling onions for fiery romaro souce Above, rop row. Gndy Montgomery, Angie Snyder. Km Gordon. Melisso Chombers. Undo Chnsnonsen Second row. JoneUe Pensho. Louono Horrmon. Drendo Morgan Detow. Mrs AAourme Remg and Mrs Virgmo Lawrence, advisors Anyone interested in the rrodfftonal home-economics subjects con take port m the Future Homemakers of America Club Dut for some reason it has usualy been quite small from the srond point of members The girls pomdpore in meetings on the toed, store, ond nanond levels 151 Bands enjoy successful year The Cenrral High Warrior bands enjoyed rheir firsr successful year under director Gary Ambrosier in the I960 81 school year Overall rhe band has had ren oursranding performances and has collected nine rrophies Wins nine rrophies on way ro srare performance w The marching band shone above oil others on rhe Western Slope, winning two regional contests on rheir way ro rhe Colorado Bandmasrers Association Srore Championship in Thornton Achievements of rhe marching band induded win- ning four rrophies or rhe Grand Junction marching festival for Oursranding Dand in parade marching, Oursranding Dand in field show comperirion. Out- standing Drum Major won by Darla Ocaoa and Outstanding rwirler ensemble. Top nghr, The award-winning marching band rakes rhe field for conresr or Lincoln Pork Right, The Oond performs or halftime or a football gome Dorrom right, The Cenrrol High Concert Dand Oelow, Nikki Dodge performs os port of the oursranding rwirler ensemble The concert bona performs o Christmas concert At top. Kns Doyer and Joe Ketleher pioy for on enthusiastic crowd Dortom Gory Ambrosier directs the bond during rhe Chnsrmos con ceir The bond also received awards for Our- standing field show or rhe Delta conresr, Desr Bond in rhe Perroleum Days parade. Desr marching band in rhe Mesa College Homecoming parade and Outstanding Musical performance or rhe Aspen Winrers- kol Festival The concert band also did well, gaining oursronding ratings at contests during rhe spring in Monrrose and Grand Junction The band also received an award from Colorado Bandmasrers for outstanding achievement during rhe school year 153 Central High Band Marches Over Competition I felt good going in,” said Central High Band Director Gary Ambrosier of the Colorado West Invitational Marching Band Festival that took pl ce on October 4. “I knew our main competition would be Montrose. I figured that in everything we did. If we marched with precision, if our first two songs were done correct- ly, we’d be okay.” Ambrosier added that he had been a bit wor- ried about the band's third number, “Sweet Georgia Brown , because it had been performed only once before the contest. If we did everything else correctly, Ambro- sier said, then I knew the action in the third number would get a good reaction from the crowd. As it turned out, all went well, and the CHS band did win. In the street marching competition, all bands were separated into two categories: those with fewer than 65 members, and those with 65 and more. Clear Creek High School from Idaho Springs was the only band in the first class, and so was naturally awarded the first place trophy. All other bands fell into the bigger class, which meant that Central was competing with bands from the Eastern Slope. All things considered, they did quite well, placing first with a total of 137 points. Montrose was second with 135. Ambrosier admitted that he hadn't expected to come away with the parade trophy. I expect- ed Green Mountain to take first, with us second.” In the field show competition, all bands were classified according to the total school enrollment. Central, Fruita Monument, and Montrose were all in class 3A, while Grand Junction High was ranked in 4A along with Green Mountain and Northglenn. Winners of the field show competition were Clear Creek, 1A; class 2A did not have a winner, as no band received a 1 rating; Central High, 3A; and Green Mountain, 4A. Drum Majorette Darla Ochoa came away with the trophy for Outstanding Drum Major; and Tracy Johnson, Nikki Dodge, and Donna Ryken won their twirling ensemble trophy. When asked if he had thought the band really had the ability to win, Ambrosier nodded emphati- cally. It was just a matter of putting it all together on the field. Hey, I saw Montrose's show, and I knew we had it already.” Now the band, at press time, is looking ahead toward another con- test at Delu on October 22. Beyond Delu, Central’s band has another contest to plan for. By virtue of the win here, the band will compete at state level in Thornton on November 1. I know what state competition is like, said Ambrosier of what might be termed apprehension on the part of the band. He said he expects Englewood, Littleton, Greeley West ind Greeley Centtal to be tough at Thornton, and also noted tha� Green Mounuin and Northgl will be in Central’s class. Amb' Are rhey lost???? No. tr 6 just rhe Womor bond doing its circle drill around Trocy Johnson or on evening performance The CHS drum hne — right (in olphobencol order) Poulo Austin. Louise Doggs. Sherri Brownell. Doug Crmklow, Donnie Drake. Troy Friar, Leonne Heod. Deiisa Henroge Charles Huber, Ke«y Ireland. Jim Jonos. Pod Jordon. Bruce Kasseboum. Angie UnscorT. Dee McCoy, ond Cefca Vedsred 154 Top. The flog corps procndng rhe “Cenrrol Fie’' m rhe porkmg kx here or Cenrroi High School They spent mony mornings and p m s doog rhe some- thing Whor hove we here? Just o few of rhe bond members gerrmg o fcrrte rowdy by providing music for some flog gtfs ond rhe Bunny Hop. ' during rhe Cenrral-Conon Abbey foorboi gome on o worm Saturday after noon BOTTOM — The bond reoBy gets inro rhe music os they perform or this half rime, just hke they do or every home gome No doubr, rhey sure hove that swing 1SS Central's own Jazz group loocenrrorion seems ro be -be rhing on nese sox ptoyers minds. Corny lowel, o’HowOersnei] ond er Kd h 'baying; xovdes musicot fun for o dinner or rhe ■tokdoy Inn The rhythm section of rhe group s vital ro irs sryle, ond. nghr, Oruce Kosseboum. Dorlo Ochoo, ond Poulo Ausrin lend their rolenrs ro keeping rhe rempo. Mss Ausrin seems entranced with rhe bear sound of her boss guiror, o modern woy ro odd o bear Auxiliary groups, reams as a sidekick for rhe marching band. Dock row, k, Wes Dixon, Cherri Johnson, Tomi Boyer. Lon Meode, Vernon Kepford, Kristie Tore. Alon Koch, Front row, k, Mory Murphy, Cynthio Dole, Beverly Crowley, Goylee Osborn, Uso DeGroffenried All ore members of rhe Auxiliary squod The Auxil- iary arurs irs stuff during contest ot Lincoln Pork For vocal music a busy, producrive year! What Ad they occompteh from rhose long hours of procrice ond drils? Deono Darnels and Loviro Loucks were selected for All Store Choir, for the Western Slope Honor Chor from Central High School were Don Sulivon. Did Ownbey. Roy Otero. Shauna Thompson. Koren Connetty. Michelle Campbell, ond Loviro Loucks Mss Loucks. Miss Campbell, Ownbey. ond SuSvon were included in Who's Who m American Music ’’ The Women's Chorus ond the Concert Chor both received superior ratings or the Western Slope Invirononal Music Festival In conjunction with the Dromo dept. we helped to produce the school musical. The Sound of Music, which cleared over $1.000 ond hod excellent crowds eoch of three nights The rowdy, fun-loving group, nghr ond center — the Rocky Mountain Singers performed so many times L-r. John McCoy. David Schobb. David See. Kurt Hooley, Orion Melendy. David Mogeeand. John Hendrix Detow, the mised chor performs for the oil-school Easter Assembly It consisted of rhe Concert Choir ond Sounds Unlimited Right, their conresr performance 6 rhe mixed chor of Central, l-r. front. Shouno Thompson. Twila Carrol, Derh Huber. Volone Leeson. Sereno Corrol. Koren Connelly. Lindo Connelly. Allen Miller. Rhondo Good Row 2. Deono Croig. Sherry Albright, Michelle Campbell. Don SuHvon. Bruce Kasseboum. Robert Goetz, Leonn Shonemon. Myra Pruitt. Mike Marlin, Trocey Johnstone, ond Lynn Jomes Row 3. Debbie Morris. Bdl Ownbey. Rick McCom. Don G espie. Sondy Martin. Debbie Javermck. Liso barns. Wayne Longeheme. Jim Hoyden. Tmo Good. Angie Weaver, Gndy Dishop, Jessica McMurron Row 4, Drendo Cork, Loviro Loucks. JoneUe Perisho, Vernonn Kepford. Deliso Henroge. Kent Schonemon. Russ Holler, Melons Tysdal. Deono Darnels. Donnie Drake. David Deen. Candy Loucks. ond Ji Smith Drecror. Cory Commock 158 rA • i 111 'f At rhe W E S Work Educonon Studes) for their employers, Rocky Mountan Singers do rheir famous pyrcmid in the old born, newly restored, Lincoln Pork Director, vocal music, Cory Commock holds two trophies obour to be presented to the Sfudenr Dody Association from rhe choirs' work or Slope contest A split in the Concert Choir ranks5 For contest, yes' Center, Sereno Carroll. Loviro loucks. Liso lioms, Deono Crag, ond Shouno Thompson, second row, Deonno Daniels. Michelle Campbell. Trocey Johnson. Lynn Jomes; third. M Ownbey. Don Gillespie. Druce Kosseboum, ond Don Sultvan Fourth, Jm Hoyden, Kent Schonemon, Robert Goetz. Dormy Drake, ond Dove Been Plano players Rom Comeron. Cindy Dishop The orher parr of rhe contest choir; front, l-r, Keren Connelly, Debbie Jovernick, Sherry Albright, Beth Huber, Valerie Leeson, ond Undo Connelly Second. Tino Good, Twilo Carroll, Candy Loucks, Jill Smith, Rhonda Good, Sandy Martin, Melanie Tysdal, ond Angie Weaver Third, Drendo Clark, Myra Pruitt, Debbie Morris, Jonelle Perisho, ond Vernon Kepford; fourth, Rick McCain, longeheine, Mike Morrin, Allen Miles, ond Director, Cory Commock. 159 SOUNDS UNLIMITED — a busy musical group Dock I r. Sue Tomshock, Druce Kasseboum. James Hoyden. Londo Scorr. Don Sulk von. Sereno Carroll, Russ Holier. Deona Ooig. Shouno Thompson. Kenr Schonemon. Robin Cameron, II Ownbey Front, Liso Itoms. Donnie Drake. Don Gfiespte, Lynn Jomes. Trocy Johnson. David Deen. Michelle Campbell. Robert Goerz. and Deona Darnels Nor Pictured Lovira Loucks, Rick McCain. Tony Dobbit. Roy Otero This may look bke o group get together, but it's nor. it's just one of the assembles where Sounds enrerromed 160 Sound's cheerteodmg squod gettng down to business during Long Trom Running At times, they con really get anyone gong during a performance A sror gazer learning how to pluck the bass guitar5 No. just Di Ownbey during a perfor mance. Leon to rhe lefr' No, lean ro rhe righr, keep those lines nice ond righr Sometimes fun is hord work! This year was a busy one for Sounds Unlimited. Having o new director ond only half of rhe old group, they managed ro worts rhemselves inro o busy schedule which, in rhe end, rurned our ro be a success Sounds did over 50 performances ranging from Two Rivers Ploza, ro rhe Holiday Inn and rhe Lincoln Pork Darn During rhe year, rhey provided enrerrainmenr for rhe Srore HERO FHA Convention, Regional Credir Union meeting, as well as rhe Srare Home, Chorfield Elementary, Holy Family School, rhe Sierra Club, and other organizations Throughout rhe volley They roured Pueblo ond Denver, May 28-31, ro sing or Pueblo Centennial High School, Pueblo Sourh High School, ond Lirrleron High School They also performed in some of the molls around Denver, For rhe second year in a row, rhey rook Grand Champion Swing Choir or rhe Colorado Wesr Inviranonal Music Festival ond also second place Swing Choir (our of 13 choirs from Texas, New Mexico, ond Colorado) or rhe Durango Music Fesrival. To end rhe year, rhey sang rhe Senior doss song, The Best Of Times,” for graduation exercises This Threesome (Tony Babbtr, Shouno Thompson. Roy Otero) is concentrating on something dsranr. Probobly the nghr note This moy look like o forewet! soture ro many, but it's just o sign signaling the end of o routine ond, for mony in Sounds, rheir losr year os port of rhe group 161 Science Club — small bur inreresring group 162 For left, Jock Stephens looking over on entry or the Science Foir Above A mob of members or rhe Gory Refining company left, members keeping their eyes and ears open oround while being told about rhe plonr below, members outside rhe Gory Refining Company No pictures of rhe groups vsir to rhe Oendix energy compound This year's Science Oub enjoyed o trip ro rhe Gory Refining Company, o rubing rrip on powderhorn and a hJse up Mr Gar field This summer they wi« be roking o rrip down rhe Colorado River in koyokes Science Oub entered four in rhe Western Store Colorado Science Foir Al four ploced. ond Chris Corroll went on to Store competition in Denver They cerroinly didn't let onyone slow them, except themselves 163 horensics qualifies one for nationals Drod Sharp receiv- ing an award for srare qualifying D J. Taylor receives some needed equipmenr from Dan Malone -o mock award Joe Drunelle a de gree of honor Sreve Elo giving on exremp speech David Longnecker, Glynis McCaslin, and Brad Sharp receive degree of spedol disrincrion Bight While Uso Mourer purs rhe moves on Morcus Cosropoutos. Brod Shorp seems to be getting jealous Ir wos only o skirl BetowCaryn Vaish ond Poub Philips ger more than rhey borgoined for from rhe Squirt Gun Kids! Above-rhese ore rhe awards won by rhe speech ream this yeor This year Central High Forensic ream won sweepsrakes ar Aspen High school, Western Stare Col- lege, Fruira Monument High, Grand Junction High, Montrose High, and Cedaredge High meets They also placed third in rhe Southern Colorado District of rhe National Forensic League, in which rhey compered with 19 other schools, Ar rhe NFL District Sheri Wild qualified for rhe National Fo- rensic Tournament in Salt Lake City in June She is rhe second ro go ro Nationals from Central or from District 51 The first was in 1977 Sheri qualified in girls extemporaneous speak- ing Also, Steve Elo won rhe third place rropy in boys extemporaneous speaking, ond Ken Grazier won rhe third place tro- phy in interpretation of humorous litera- ture This has probably been rhe best year ever for rhe Central High Forensic ream 165 Top Pouto Ph ps. Suzonoe Kepford. Deb. Thompson. Shen VM. Byron Scott, Uso Maurer. Gyms McCosbn. Lori Meode. ond Ken Gozier Second rowOene Johnson. Kevin Toytor, Sreve Elo, Drod Shorp. Marcus Cosropoulos, Don Malone. Mike Twirchell ond Shelley Rypkemo Thrd row Debt ? Forbonk. Bhondo Daker. Cynd. Srmrh. Korhy Moms. Pom Hancock. Anme Weaver, ond Cm Dohonnon DoTtom-DovKj Longnecker. Coryn Wolsh. Lowonno Hortmon. Sonyo Yoder. Dkx o Wiioms ond Joel boms Aloha-Members rhar qualified ro go ro Srare were Dock row, l-r, Don Molone, Mike Twirchell, Sreve Elo, Kevin Toylor, Brod Sharp, the bus driver, and Marcus Cosropoulos. Borrom row, l-r, Ken Grozier, Mr Sir Longnecker; sponsor, Coryn Walsh, Byron ScorT, Sheri Wild, Shelley Rypkema, Lisa Mourer, Qynis McCoslin, Rhonda Baker, Paula Phillips, Cyndi Smirh, and Suzanne Kepford. This was rhe most members ony school senr ro srare David Longnecker, rhe sponsor of Forensics, feels rhar rhis year was rhe besr year ever ar Cenrral Above Dove! Longnecker poses for rhe comero man. Lefr Sreve Elo, Su- zanne Kepford. Marcus Cosropoulos, Poulo Phillips, and Sheri Wild rcHk over rhings while o cool breeze mokes rhe day a tar mppy ond breezy 167 Home Economics Related Activities (H.E.R.O.) John KJemenrs, v e-printipal or Cenrrol gers coughr off guard m o lighter momenr or rhe HERO — Employer-Employee bonquer She must hove swallowed the canary — Kim Hendricks or Albertson's supermarker H E R O — 1981. l-r, front row. Sandy Satterfield, Lon Lawrence, Jocque Mileron. Porricio Komoras, Karen Kasten, Debbi Lopez, Shay Igo, Leslie Mdvor, Kathy Lovoto, Lori Sears. Joni Ourterbough, Tine Archuleta. Kimberly Hendricks, and Tracy Hespe Row two, PriscJlo Martinez, Leisa Pierce, Kim Willis, Mart Anderegg, Kevin H . Randy Kempron, Ernie Spry, Den Otto, Osris Dennett, ond Mrs. Maunne Rerrig, advisor. Standing, bock, Jeff FronWm, Jeff Zimmerman, ond Jeff Draper The Home Economics Wage Earning program is o type of work-release pro- gram for Home Economics srudenrs in o rarher brood area of subjeers: child core, foods, dorhing, home furnishings, insriru- rionol monogemenr ond housekeeping, os well os nursing core H E FLO is rhe orgonizorion or dub for rhe srudenrs in rhe program HERO, is co-curriculor ond is on inregrol parr of rhe rorol cur- riculum Crop) Mon Anderegg Trying ro be o cook Toco Del (Coronodo Ptazo) (obove) Den Orro Tokmg o coffee breok Country Kirchen (North Ave) Lon Seors Surprised or work Dory Queen Jon. Durrerbough Above In rhe middle of it oil Peor Pork Doy Core Center. fXjghr Letso Pierce Coughr ploying wifh rhe food Pizzo Hur (Norrh Ave) 170 Morr Anderegg ond Mrs Moume Rerng HERO Employer Donquer I ■ Debbe Lopez Above. Keren Kosren Mrs Mourne ftemg ond Km Hendricks or H E ft O Employer Donqoer Dong soles work Fash ion Fobnc. Left. Tno Ar chulero Service with o smile Counrry Kitchen (North Ave) Jeff Lmmermon Works with help Shokey's Oob Lynch, counselor, ond Den Otto or H E ft O -Employer Donquet 171 BUSINESS OFFICE EDUCATION '80-81 In years past, rhere were rwo groups of girls who studied rhe intricacies of office practices, such os filing, typing, shorthand, accounting, etc Bur now, the rwo groups hove been combined into one business-oriented group with the name of Business Office Education. Debbie Top. nghr, poses with Mss Piggy, o btohdoy presenr Above left, Tommy Worsen smiles for rhe camera Above righr. MeJorne Rogers. Debbie Top, Gory Mansfield. Vicki Mons- fiekj, and Rick Morrin oil having punch or DOE Halloween donee DOE. U Dock row-Zofo DeHuche. Goy Osborn. Sherri Drownel. Cindy Wallace. MeSssa Chambers, Drendo Morgon. Trocy Clock. Pom Decker. Jennifer Trun, AArs Jussel. advisor, Donna Urdo. Irene VonOudheusden, and Donna Dobey Second row Alisa Dirrie, Typee Hooren. JoneHe Pensho. Debbte Top. Donna Howchin. Donna Robison. Jennifer Hay don, Tommy Worsen, Pam Warren, Peggy M unroe, Karyl Van Tassel, Sandra Selon. Pom Polmer. Karhleen Duffy. Sonya Srevens. Ntoderro Moschern. Koren Wholey Seared-Nono Jesrer. Melonie Rogers Left, Sherri DrowneS 6 chomng with o few folks while or hers look on while she presen rs Employer ro her boss her porenrs -Eosrgore Vocuum Below, Peggy M unroe rokes refreshment whie working Left, Scott Toley comes on o conversation, seemingly oblivious of the camera Shern Brownell smiles for rhe camera while working hard or Eosrgore VocvAjm 173 Above, Central's Rocky Mounroin Singers perform for o B O E dinner Left to right David See, Kurt Hooley, Boon Melendy, Colvin Cosropou los, Allen Mies, Jerry Ooyd, and Doug Ceske Bringing a lirrle of France inro rhe classroom! Through rheir srudy and work in rhe classroom, French Club srudenrs ger o good look or French culrure, foods rhar are sure ro be rrodirionol bur rasry, somerhing of rhe hisrory of France To ger srudenrs of rhe language dubs rogerher during rhe year, rhe srudenrs sponsor on inrernorionol dinner wirh rhe emphasis on food rhor is parr of o particular counrry Continued on page 175 Mrs luciro Perrin and French Club President Orenr EDokn award Leonno Armor with rhird prize in French foods Left, Orenr EDokri and members from other foreign language dubs prepore ro smg o song in onorher language 01 Inrernorionol Dinner Srudenrs in Mrs Perrin's fifrh hour, French I Class rosre rest French crepes wirh toppings ranging from blueberries ro chocoiore pudding The srudenrs ore, l-r, Sandy Martin, Kim Goymon. Joon Doron, Chris Murin, louro Fehmi, ond Debbie Denner 174 Above Km Hendricks Wins firsr prize for o crepe dish. Above nghr. Roxonno George ond Shelly Conway rry o French Dreok fosr “Cofe ou loir'' ond crotssonr rots Righr. French i srudenrs Erin Powers. Pt l Coutrer ond Oone Baker work n rhe hoi while rhev dassmores work oraly n doss Conrmued from poge 174 The dub oteo mokes o rrip ro Aspen once o year, ond leovng for o weekend in Aspen, bock row Jessica McMurron. Rob DeHoiander. Dee McCoy. Shely Con way. Roxonno George. Mike Green. Tommy Hunrer. Mike Modsen Fronr, Louro Rheo. Becky Hi ond Wes Dickson 175 German Club and all rhe fun along with ir! Top. left ro righr Dennis Sr one mon. Alan Cunmnghom. Tom Webber Susan Mum, Louro Fehmi. Dyron Scorry borrom row. Lsa boms president. Chern Sloughenhoupr vice presidenr Gyms McCasin secrerory and Treasure 176 Above. Louro Fehmi ond Lisa toms enrerroirnng the comeromon while Sandra Komph is rhe victim Right, Dyron Scorr. Oorbie Jones pig out ot the foreign longuoge dinner German Club, sponsored by Mrs Alivor, hove oil kinds of exdring events every year This year they attended on Inter notional Dinner ond hod o fun spring picnic or Melrose Pork In rhe foil they hod o pot luck dinner where rhey each brought o Germon food dish These ore just o couple of rhe many events which happen throughout rhe year in Germon Club. Above, Gyms McCoslin, LoVern Evans, Suson Munn, Derry Alivor. ond Chns KL th Right, Derty AMar Punch onyone? SPANISH CLUB This year's Spanish Club had irs annual International Dinner which rook place in the cafeteria in February Each year the Spanish, German ond French Clubs get together and have a dinner which consists of foods from each country Deforehand, each dub would have members decorate a corner, assigned to each dub, with colors of their country Then at rhe dinner itself, each dub would give three prizes to rhe member with rhe best looking dish, whotever it may be This year Alan Koch tools first place, Kathy Black tools second place, and Karla McKissen rook third place for rhe Spanish Gub The prizes were first, $10 gift certificate for a record or rape; second a certificate for a T-shirt; third, a Spanish cookbook. Other than rhe dinner, rhe club suffered from a lads of interest Some of rhe members purchased a T-shirr wirh a soying on it, otherwise it was a slow year. Top-AArs Alvillar (German) and Mrs Fuller (Spanish) Talking wirh a student Middle. Dyran Scott ond Barbie Jones handing our punch at International Dinner Above-Louro Fehmi. Ches Dinoro, Alonoso Mar- tinez, and Mark Gomez seem ro be enpymg rhe conversation Bight, Lisa deGraffenried, Tomi Boyer. Becky Lerrerhos, Ann Chambers, Lourerra Martin, treasurer; Alonoso Mornnez. Korlo McKissen, presi- dent; AMs Fuller, sponsor. Nelson Bomos. Wendy McDonnell, Mark Gomez ore members of rhe Spanish Club 178 ll LefT Alon Koch receves h6 oword foe having rhe besr cksh for Spanish dub. while Mrs Fuller does rhe honors os Coen Dexrer ond Allison look on Middle. Mrs Fuller gives Korhy Block her oword for being second m rhe Spanish Club cooking conresr Her oword was o certificate for o T-shrr, ogom we see Alkson Drown look ing on Deiow. Koho McKs sen. Christine Drylie. Cindy Webb, Undo Dollord. Wen dy McDonnell. Morio Dovis. smg o Sponsh num- ber for rheir pan of rhe enrerronmenr The Inrer norionol dinner is o rrodinon here or Cenrrai among rhe foreign longuoge dctos It's reo y rhe only rime of rhe year when ol rhree dubs work rogerher ro moke o rime for eoch member of ol rhe dubs ro remember This year’s officers were Korio McKissen. presidenr, Dorbie Jones, vice- presidenr. Dense Druns. secrerory. ond LourerTo Martin, rreosurer 17 Drafring-for the furure The Drofring Club is on organization composed of srudenrs in rhe advanced drafting classes The dosses are divided inro rhree levels of complexiry, rhe dosses being Drafting I, Drafting II, and Drafting III The members of rhis club are all parr of rhe American Insrirure of Design and Drafting. Funds for rhis group come from rhe various fund raisers rhe club has, rhese indude rhe condy sales and rhe juke box As parr of rhe dub acriviries rhe holds a monrhly dinner or which rhey hove guesr speakers. In rhe pasr rhe dub has done several special scale models of certain area buildings AMERICAN INSmuTF FOR DESIGN AND DRAFTIN' STUDENT CHAPTER Top Dorren Ferr begins his approach ro rhe Ine or rhe dub-sponsored bowling trip Above, right, Louis Hotchkiss shows great determination Above, Here's o comparison of styles, Craig (sponsor) ond Alon McKinleyCmember) (Light, on interesting collection of members (LroR) Fred Lomberr. Steve Shern, Steve Chovez. Louis Hotchkiss, Don Pters. Joe Moscherri (president), Dorren Fert, Alon McKinley, Greg Toft, ond rhe dub sponsor Mr Craig 180 Top, left. Gnron Prurn. Loms Hotchkiss. ond Greg Toft (bockground), o ndy Srrle group of drofrsmen Top, right, Sreve Shern, Corl Crag (odvisor), ond Don Perers discuss scoring Above, left, Alan McKinley rhrearens rhe pins and olmosr bites off tongue The master himself. Corl Craig, obout to knock down the enemy Above, The score may be wrong but . . . Sreve Shern, Croig, Don Peters, Akn McKinley (seared). Louis Hotchkiss, ond Dorren Fen ore there for fun ond entertain menr 181 Club uses dues, raffle funds for skiing rrips Ski Club — This year ski club rook several rrips A couple of rhe rrips were ro Snowmans ond Aspen Highlands When one was ro become parr of club rhey were ro pay a $10 dues and sell five rickers or a dollar a piece for a raffle. This payed for rhe rrips ro Snowmass and ro Aspen Highlands excepr for each members meals Then any orher rrips which rhe club made eoch member paid for rhier own. (left) Kevin Sullvon seems ro be getting tired of sking (Rt) Sam Foster fixing hs skies so he con get on wirh his skiing. (left) Bruce Kosseboum ond Greg Toft heading for the lodge (Rr) Don Glespe. Michelle Campbell. DJI Ownbey. Bruce Kosseboum. ond Kevin Sullivan taking o time out Dock row. (1-r). Mr Dob Murphy dub odvisor. Poul Loft. Jomey VeKokis. Kim Koch. Dwighr Schrmdr. Don Grodo. Mono Dove. Dwayne Dorcte. Tim O'Brien, Chris Jenson. Som Fosrer. Kutt Heusser. Morry Morgan, Troy Gies fronr row 0-r) Juhe Torum, Greg Tofr. Chris Coutson. Undsoy McOoskey, John Compbel. Todd Grodbouche For left. Di Ownbey seems ro be resrmg on his rips Lefr, Druce. Kutt, Som. ond Kevin ore mreresred n Kevins ski Tennis Club Earns Trip To Denver Tourney Many evenrs happened in Tennis Oub rhroughour rhis year One main evenr which rhe Tennis Club accomplished by raising money Through fundraisers was ro rake a rrip ro Denver where rhey visited rhe Executive Tower Inn Another evenr, which will be continued from now on every year is porhciporion of a dub floor in rhe parades such os Homecoming. These ore jusr a couple of rhe evenrs which happen in Tennis Club Above, David Lake ond Randy Miller enjoy rhe comforrs of horel swimming pool Righr. rop row, Tom Hughes, Dronwyn Davis, Chns Gardner, Second row, Rondy Vig. Randy MJIer, Dovid Edwards. Chris Burrond. Third row, Alkson Brown, Tira Borromeo, Tessie Borromeo. Mike Heid. Fourth row, Tonya Merriman, Elolne Lange. Cormen Heisrer; Fifth row. Moggie Anthony, Dovid Lake, ond Dan Malone 184 Above. Berlmdo Qunrono and David Loke ploying doubles m o retoxmg morch of renrvs or o dub roosr for girls’ renms reom Above left. Elome Longe ond Don Molone selling coke ond donurs for rhe Tennis Club. Denver Above Poghr, Dorb Solozor ond Dovtd Mogee change positions for rhe serve Lower left. Chns Gardner ond Dronwyn Dove relax after o long day 18$ Thespians Thespians Open With Woody Allen Comedy Cast Father Drobney Kevin Taylor Ambassador Magee Steve Faulkner Kllroy Brad Sharp Axel Magee Ken Frazier Marion Hollander Glynls McCaslin Walter Hollander Byron Scatt Susan Hollander Lovlta Loucks Krojack Dan Sullivan Burns Marc Hill Chef Ray Otero Sultan of Bashir Nelson Ramos Kasnar Jess Ruble Countess Bordonl Debbie to. There Is also a touch of romance to the play, as the daughter falls In love with Magee, who Is a real klutz and a bungler. Krojak Is a Nazl-llke character, who always Is ready to take the family out before a firing squad and shoot those spies”. The family meets a priest, who has been In the Embassy for six years, and wbo has taught himself magic tricks to occupy his time. We'll let those people who attend the perlormance see the ending to Woody Allen s Comedy. Gene Reobold. focufry odvrsor ro Thespons Thompson Central High School s First play of the year. Don't Drink the Water , (produced by special arrangement with Samuel French. Inc. produced on Broadway by David Merrick) by Woody Allen, will be presented on November 6. 7. and 8th at 8:00 p.m. each night In the CHS auditorium. Tickets can be purchased from Thespians or at the door, and the cost are $2.50 for adults and $1.50 for students and children. Senior Citizens will get In free. A lot of work, of course, is Involved In getting the play ready for presentation. In addition to rehearsals four nights a week, the props are being constructed. According to Gene Relnbolb Drama Director at CHS. the play will be terrific . He feels the actors are already achieving quality in their rehearsals. Costumes for “Don't Drink the Water are pretty much being borrowed: not much Is being constructed. The play Is mainly a comedy about a Newark, New Jersey couple and their daugther. who are on vacation In a foreign country, such as Romania, or Yugoslavia—behind the Iron Curtain. Walter, the husband, Is running to the American Embassy because they must get out of the country. The police have charged them for being spies because they accidentally took pictures of something they weren't supposed Fronr row. Gene Reoboid, instructor, Dyron Scon. Pom Honcock. D one Wioms, Kevin Taylor Second row. Nelson Romos. Don ScAvon. Sreve Foulkner, Jeff Jones Third row. Roy Orero. Paula Domes. Lon Meode Dock row. Drod Sharp. Det Thompson. Valerie Henderson. Shelly Rypkemo. Mfce Twitche . Chns Dohonnon. Korhy Morris 186 Above. Ken Grozier ond Lovffo loucks just talking things over Right, Don Sui von 6 threatening Ken Grozier wirh his hfe Ken Grozier ond Byron Scott trying to defuse o bomb Door they look scored Left, Gene Rembokj ond Pom Honcock show the proper way ro put on makeup Right. Don Suivon being threatened by Byron Scott, during the produc non of o ptoy neo rone OJ More Awards for Central students! ond Mike Twitchell with Desr Technician award Eizoberh Ruler receives the outstanding Consumer Home Eco- nomics Award from Mrs Virginio Lawrence Above Cooch Ted Ducray gives Mark Curry the Outstanding Wrestler aword Detow, the Mary Hal Memonol A word was presenred ro Tommy Hunrer by Drenr El-Oakn Cory Cammock. vocol reocher. presents Russ Holer with the Nortond Char award Some of the outstanding owords given to some students were rtgh Achievement award to Steve Eto and Koryl Von Tassel. Amencon Association of University Women. Koryl Von Tassel. Forensic Honor award. Drod Sharp, University of Cotorodo Journofcsm Awords, Km Mourer Korto Leonard Leo Mourer ond Roche! Redd Daly Sentinel Award. Sheri Wild These were just a few of the many awords achieved by Central High students GOOD WORK'!! 188 Hove on ourogroph poge on rhe house! (From rhe Staff) 189 National Honor Society- NHS Krisnn Dice. Jomne Davs, Steve Eta, Moggie Anrhony. Don Molone, Drenr B-Ookri. Shown Clark, and Koryl VonTossel Fronr Row k. Pom Worren. Sheri Wid, AJhson Drown. Sondro Setan. Denms Hotferberg. Don Suihvan. ond Lynn Jcmes For left Don Sufcvon Preside™ of NHS. mokmg o presenronon ro rhe incoming members DonSufc- von offerng congrorutorons ro Shown Bods , o new member of rhe Gub The new members, bods row. Dyron Scorr. Dorry Meyers. MAe Denner. MJse Green MJseVondervofc. Fred Veose. Shown (kds . ond OrtiBrand Front Row, Dorb, Jones. Mono Manor, Drowyn Dovs. Jess-co McMurron. Fetoo Moyes. Gndy Volloce. Robn Comoron. LeAnn Armour, ond Doric Ochoa 191 FACTS;, abouta Forrest Potron. Dstnbotive Education program advisor THE HIGH SCHOOL COOPERATIVE D.E. PROCRAiM The Distributive Education program in the secondary school is a cooperative plan of action between the school and the - business employing a student during half oi his school day. Learning occurs in both ptaces, for classroom instruction is basei on a cooperative training plan. The student's teacher-coordinator, re- presenting the school, and his on-tho- job supervisor, representing the cooper- ation b i.iit'.: is, c I op the step-by-step trainitv. p in. t nether they determine •hr ski Lis md knew!edges the student 1 expor: nice during his employment. Wist, r ioi11 i' c Occupat1onj are t hose toll owed i v proprietors, managers, or ompi lyi-cs engiii’i • rimari y in marketing f •• (? rc ! s t � • ■•'Is -jervi r,. ::“th oci ipatioiv; ay !)t; found it; various • :ie : . e:;i iblisi. ents, including, with- ■ '■ i •• lilini o, retailing, wh le- ’ . ' 1 ' flit’,, storing, trans- F' 11 � • ■••• � ' inancing and risk bearing. ’.92 DECA CREED I believe in the future which I am planning for myself in the field of distribution, and in the opportunities which my vocation offers I believe in fulfilling the highest measure of service to my vocation, my fellow beings, my country and my God-that by so doing, I will be rewarded with personal satisfaction and material wealth. I believe in the democratic philosophies of private enterprise and competition, and in the freedom of this nation-that these philosophies allow for the fullest development of my individual abilities. I believe that by doing my best to live according to these high principals, I will be of greater service both to myself and to mankind. Uso Trinklein on the job at Dononzo resrouranr Fronr row. Tracy Merz, Mirch Miller, Tommie Myers. Steve Gibson. Liso TrmWetn Second row; Moris Kriesr. Diono Fnrz, Rorma Reese. Peggy Von Winkle, Koren Roy, Joon Deere, ond Joorm McDonnell Third row. Forresr Pat- ron. Pom Morion, Uso Gunrer. Koren Bevins. Undo Erwin, ond Chnsrina Dronson Dock row, Troy Rorids, Allen Droden, Susan Sodorio, Maxine Gordo, Ron Walton. Caryl Dornell. Troy Shuck. Louro Seybole. Corio Massey, ond Todd McKay 193 Members of rhe DECA(below) or work Clockwise. You wonr rhe ctehes deon. don't you? 1 1 get ir rhor way Sr Mary's Hospital Eh. whors up Doc?” Troa Metz works or rhe books' for rhe Daiy Sentinel circulation deparrmenr And the Thingomogig goes here ” Vtsuci Sounds Sensation Employee. Kur Heusser Ana whor con I help you with?” Gibson's worker Louri Srroup seems to be asking . . . Then you pur rhe shm here . .. ” Uso Gunrer or work or The Shirt On Your Dock 194 On-rhe-job Training is rhe name of rhe game Above, lefr, Mirch Miller wirh Woolco, Above, Karen Ble- vins works or rhe cash regis- rer ar The Jeanery, Mesa Mall; Linda Erwin far lefr, avoids a major spill ar McDonalds; and Teressa Shoemaker looks over some dorhes ar her place of em- ptoymenr, Tempo in Teller Arms Cenrer; below lefr, Joann McDonnell shows her enjoy menr on rhe job or rhe Jeanery, Mesa Moll Below, Perer Burg works ar Ciry Marker as a mear curter 195 Fellowship of Christian Athletes (FCA) on irs way. Anderson Address BY JOHN McCOY Warrior Times Writer The Grand Junction High School auditorium was the site of a meeting of western slope members of the Fellowship of Christian Athletes. Christian Athletes from all over the region came to be lectured and entertained by some of the organization's leading officials The first speaker of the evening was the co-sponsor of FCA from Grand Junction High, Max Krahcek. Kralicek spoke of the various activities that GJHS Fellowship members took part in He then expressed his thanks to Dan Stavely. the national chairman fo FCA. and to guest speaker Bobby Anderson, for attending the meeting Kralicek then introduced the entertain- ment for the evening. Brad and Cathy Coleman, who played piano and sang songs pertaining to Christ in our lives The next speaker was Stavely, who m previous years has been a member of the football coaching staffs at Colorado University, Stanford, and the University of Washington, and who is currently the national chairman of the Fellowship of Christian Athletes Stavely suggested that the kids get more involved in their church organization and become nearer to God. He then gave some dates for FCA retreats in the Black Forest area during March, saying that they would be able to meet with several fine Christian athletes from throughout the United States He then tried recruiting kids for the summer conference, at the Estes Park retreat which is to be held the second week in June for boys, and the following week for girls. Stavely then ended his talk with a message to the young athletes, saying that it is important to mature spiritually. Stavely said, Don't overload yourself in athletics, studiesand social life, but strive to make yourself a well-rounded person. The program concluded with a speech by former professional football player Bobby Anderson, who played with the Denver Broncos. New England Patriots, Dallas Cowboys, and Washing- ton Redskins. Anderson gave the audience a brief description of his career, saying he played three years for Denver, seven minutes for Dallas, one year for New England, and seven seconds for Washington Anderson talked about playing for Dallas and coach Tom Landry. Landry was a super coach and a great guy. He said that there were six things that Landry looked for in his players, physical and mental qualities being the two general areas. The player should be well-rounded, he said, and have good strength, speed and explosion; he added that the player should also be alert, competitive, and have good character. Anderson said that there are a Ql Members- Bock row, k, Jessica Copps, Borbie Jones, Joner Ownbey, Korhy Hill, Jennifer Jones, and Craig Foy, odvtsor Middle row, Brenda Wright, Fronkie Hoyne, David Been, Dione Boker, Kevm Sullivon, Leonne Head, Terry Sulk von, Lonny Heod, Troy Hoffman, and Jeff Been Fronr row. Becky Hill, Cheryol Jensen. Barb Solozor, Sandy Foulkner, and Srocy Johnstone FCA deals wirh several fine Chrisrian arhleres around Cen- rral High and rhroughour rhe Unired Srares. This year Grand Junction High School, held a meeting of Western Slope members which leading officials came to speak at. The club also participated in a picnic at Columbine Pork. The continued on page 197 ... Srocy Johnstone raking to Bobby Anderson, former professional foorbal player for Denver Broncos, New England Pomors, DoHos Cowboys, ond Washington Redskins gs FCA iot of things you can help a fellow with in order to change mmself for the better. You can nelp improve his strength and quickness through weight training, make him more alertby training him to know what can happen in certain situations, and make him more competitive Dy giving him a good attitude through coaching, but Anderson added that you can't change his character. He quoted Landry as saying. I tried to change a lot of guys’ characters, but only Jesus can do that. Anderson concluded by saying we should always try to be happy. He said that every letter in the phrase be happy means something to him The ' B stands for be aware of your emotions, good and bad. Try to exhibit the good emotions and exert control over the bad. The 'E stands for enthusiasm—try to have a good attitude throughout each day. The H stands for happiness—it only comes to those who work toward it. The A stands for attitude—you must want to do your best The P 's stand for plans and persistence You have to be persistent and not give up. and plans represent goals. Everyone should make realistic goals and strive to accomplish them.” And finally, the Y . The Y” stands for you. You all knowhowyou thinkand feel about things, said Anderson. But we need help, and that help is Jesus. Above, Dione Baker raking her ours ar softbol while, or nghr, David Been looking for his bose-ir's there some where conhnued from page 196 members joined in softball and volleyball gomes when the weather turned halfway enjoyable. Below- A few of the members join in on o volleyball game. L-r, Shawno Lod- son, Barb Salazar, Janet Owmnbey, Kimberly Hendricks, Craig Fay, advisor; and Melanie Tysdal hbks 197 Key Club nor widely known or Central Sponsored by one of rhe local Lions' Clubs, Bookdiff Lions Club, rhe Key Club or Central High is bosicolly designed ro be on oil-mole service organization or rhe school Ir is odvtsed by Skip Morrram, one of rhe school's morh teachers In post years, rhe dub has been involved in several service projects around rhe community such os helping with a downtown barbecue of rhe Lions Club, deoning up oround o grovesire with hisronol volue. gathering cons or school ro rake them ro rhe Solvor ion Army ro be distributed ro needy fomiies or Christmastime Dur wirh o decreased enrollment cKjring the post school year, rhe group has nor hod rhe bodies ro rake on a large number of projects, however, they hove med ro help our wirh sprucing up rhe grounds by helping ro pomr rhe curb markers in rhe parking lor Righr. below, members of rhe dub mon rhe pomr brushes and bottle some dusr and wind ond smal numbers ro pomr rhe parking curbs m rhe school's parking lor Students ore. Joy Yoder, Par Howdeshell, ond Alan Miles Members of This year's dub, sirring, Joy Yoder vice president, Randy Duke secretory. Kevin Dorronce-presidenr, srondmg. Skip Morrram odvtsor, Aden Miles. Andy Dear, Tim Emsley, Ron Walter 198 PEP CLUB-1 HE bCHOOL'b bUPPOkl Cheerleaders (above) jumping in rhe snow ro keep as warm as pos- sible The members of rhe 1980-81 pep dub (left) rake rime ro pose for rhe camera. Pep Club is on organization rhor has provided support ro rhe sports programs ond athletes for yeors Each member gathers points for participating in ond attending gomes, meets, marches, etc ... 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Gene and Jeff Worsham, Ralph Erskine. Hobbies Plazo 25 Suite 6 245-9677 TRAINS, PLANES, BOATS BALANCED ROCK Gateway to MOTEL Colorado Notional Monument HOSTS GARY AND VICKI MANSFIELD Highway 6 and 50 West side of town Fruita, Colorado 858-3602 434-4333 3196 HALL AVE. GRAND JUNCTION, COLORADO The Print Shop Specializing In Small Job COPY SERVICE 117 S. MAIN 464-5885 P.O. DOX F PALISADE, CO. DAL WHALEY CONSTRUCTION AND GENERAL CONTRACTOR Custom Homes Remodels P.O. Box 3212 Grand Junction, Colo 81501 Orchard Mesa AG Market Specializing in old-fashion Butcher Service WATERBRDS 234 Man Street (303) 245-9353 Score Hours 10 - 6 Mon - Sor. • us •! 0« . Am 0.0. Co� p . ICl1976Am 0.0. Co� � . 176 29 ROAD 243-6601 Make your far away dreams come true! Explore the new di- mensions open to you as you take over the controls of an airplane and fly. It can help your career or even lead to one. Our qualified in- structors will take you on a Discovery Flight for only S20.00. Let your dreams take flight! Walker Field, Grand Junction, 243-7500 Cook's Warehouse Marker i i v v 1 '' Lrd. The srore wirh everything for everyone1 _ ' • 1235 Norrh 4rh Good Luck, Seniors Sray fir! Quality MONIES Auto Sales 2903 NORTH AVE. • 243-1709 AIRPORT CONOCO tor the frenouest most complete SERVICE N TOWN'' Complere Auro Repor Service Repars Drake Service Inspecnons SERVICE CALLS FOR WNTER START UP QUALITY WORK EXPERT MECHAMCS Minor Repars-Lubricarion We Repor Your Con On The Spor Meehan On DUry CHUCK EDWARDS — MECHAMC TIXES DF Goodrich The Orher Guys SPECIALISTS N TUh€ UPS GENERATORS-VOLTAGE REGULATORS MECHAMCAL SERVING MAJOR G MMOR REPAJRS 2420202 722 Horizon Dr Grand Xxxnon CONOCO 219 North Ave. Furniture Appliance DEAN WATSON CONSTRUCTION Cusrom housing, Commerdol building, and unique remodeling ideas for your special hohne. CALL us new or 404-6505 3328 D1 2 Rd. Clifron Colo 242-4634 The Best for the coming years. U.S.Bank of Grand Junction The United States Bank of Grand Junction Fourth and Main Phone 234-1611 Member FDIC Member First National Bancorporation Mesa college GRAND JUNCTION, COLORADO 81502 AT MESA— THE CHOICE IS YOURS!! Mesa Colleqe is a college for the 80's. We offer four-year Proflrams leading to Bachelor of Arts §achelor of Science, and Bachelor of usiness Administration degrees — in a total of fourteen different career fields. S ?? fr0m over twentV-five two- year programs in the arts, sciences business or pre-professional fields' that lead to an associate degree or that you can transfer to another institution. m THE CHOICE IS YOURS! Choose specific occupational or vocational technical options tnat lead to certificates or associate degrees in programs that range from short-term to one- and two-years. Skill training for immediate employment in over twenty fields. Write PO Box 2647 or phone (303) 248-1376 for a complete course listing and details! NBC Radio Network Sror of rhe Mountain West Check Mesa First — We Have YOU In Mind! EXPERIENCE THE EDUCATION FOR your LIFE- INDIVIDUAL CREATIVE UNIQUE, Good luck ro the graduating class of 1981 P.O. Box 1120 Grand Junction Colorado 303-240-1722 Catch that Pepsi Spirit. Drink it in! Hope is mosr powerful when backed up by acrion! :o. REALTORS® • Better Good Luck Class of 1980 242-3647 Central Office 1015 North 7th Street Grand Junction East Office 3204 Highway 6 24 Clifton 1 Barbara Oliver, Owner Baker Oil Company OLIVERS HAIRSTYLING for Men. Women • Children Congratulations, To The Class Of 1981 Congratulations, ♦ ♦ Seniors 840 Highway 50 Grand Jcr., Colo. For Appointment Cull 2874 Darla Drive 242-6005 243-8602 Grand Junction, CO 81501 Frousr Plateau Service Himes Drilling Company, Inc. §f Specializing in Mineral Exploration notary and Diamond Core Drilling Dud and Peggy Himes 2926 North Ave. 243 4587 Grand Juncrion, Colorado 2390 U S. Hlghwo6 50 Grand Juncrion, Colorado 2428893 ResidenriQl-CommercioNndusrriQl Free Estimates Midwest Electric Contractors, Inc. Phone 242-8400 Dole O. Kelly 720 Independent Ave. 250-9236 Grand Juncrion, Colorado Qualify Morerials To Do Ir Right Boise Cascade BuiltUng Materials Center 3 Convenient Locorions to Serve you ... Grand Juncrion 201 W. Main Sr 243-0311 Palisade 119 N. 3rd Sr 464-5631 Fruiro 102 N Plum 858 3691 •PLUMDING SUPPLIES •ELECTRICAL •FIREPLACES •STAIN •FENCES •PAINT •POWER TOOLS •FLOORING •WOOD G SHAKES SHINGLES •LUMDER •PLYWOOD •PANELING •ROOFING •SONG •INSULATION •MASON SUPPLIES •HARDWARE •DOORS •LAWN G GARDEN •ANDERSEN WINDOWS 224 Bruce Cameras Photo Good Luck, Seniors 2954 N. Grand Junction Teller Aims (303)245-2922 Shopping Center 118 MAIN STREET GRAND JUNCTION, COLORADO 81501 Pear Park Children's Center 120 NORTH 7th STREET GRAND JUNCTION COLORADO 81501 Congratulations to the Class of 1981 225 Ure Carering Co. Two Rivers Plaza Or Your Location.! — Anv ze — wide menu selecrion — Dor service — Coll for informorion — 159 Main, Grand Junction 245-1570 Congratulations from Western Implement From left, Terri Morrison, John McCoy, and Dory Bradford Nowhere within view of its namesake is there a financial institution older, larger and with a stronger commitment to service than Mesa Federal Service and Security Since 1889 Grand Junction, 6th Rood, 245-5211 Rift . 5th Railroad. 625 2895 Clifton, 1-70 Bus. Loop 4 32 Rd., 434 9636 Fruita, 119 East Aspen. 858 3652 GERALD ASHCRAFT. Owner Res 242-8144 ALPHA MUD CO. DOX 2880 • GRAND JUNCTION, COLORADO 81502 Office 24 Hrs 2450678 thrift inrn am HAYDENS THRIFTWAY Circle 'K' Mor Volu sromps to c Mgr n TOOL CO. LINE OF NEW USED CRAWLER TRACTOR UNDERCARRIAGE PARTS P O BOR 22 7 COMPLETE TRACK A ROLLER SERVICE A REPAIR 2587 U S HWY 6 A 50 GRAND JUNCTION. COLO a I � 02 OFFICE 303 2 3-2 1 33 RESIDENCE 303 658 3769 2998 North Ave 243-3737 NONCO WHOLESALE Congrorulorions ro rhe Senior doss! GRAND JUNCTION N. O. Nelson Co. 540 VEST GUNNISON GRAND JUNCTION, COLORADO 227 BUSINESS EDUCATION- Career training for nine months at Western Colorado School of Business can provide you with the skills needed to qualify for satisfying and gainful employment in the secretarial or accounting field. Three separate programs are offered for the individual student’s selection; (1) Secretarial, (2) Accounting, (3) Administrative Assistant. SECRETARIAL PROGRAM Modern Business English Modern Business Correspondence Business Mathematics I Business Mathematics II Shorthand I (Speedwriting) Shorthand II (Speedwriting) Shorthand III (Speedwritmg) Office Procedures and Filing Office Machines and Data Processing Typwriting I Typewriting II Typewriting III ACCOUNTING PROGRAM Modern Business English Business Mathematics I Business Mathematics II Introduction to Business Principles of Management Economics In Business Office Machines and Data Processing Proprietorship Accounting Partnership Accounting Corporate Accounting Cost Accounting Managerial Accounting ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT PROGRAM Modern Business English Modern Business Correspondence Business Mathematics I Typewriting I Typewriting II Typewriting III Shorthand I (Gregg or Alphabet) Shorthand II (Gregg or Alphabet) Shorthand III—Dictation and Transcription Proprietorship Accounting Partnership Accounting Corporate Accounting Office Procedures and Filing Office Machines and Data Processing Principles of Management Economics in Business LIMITED FUNDING AVAILABLE FOR QUALIFIED STUDENTS CALL 245 3951 for additional information 1129 Colorado Avenue. Suite 317. P.O. Box 2102 Grand Junction, Colorado 81502 Ail Program n j Coo r� a approved and raguiatad by tha Colorado Stata Board to Community Codagaa Occupational Education 228 TwiFn |fffKT A CAJI CHUCK RICHARDSON OPERATIONS MANAGER (303) 243-7556 DICK WILSON, VICE-PRESIDENT 718 HORIZON DRIV GRANO JUNCTION. CO at Ramada Inn CO. RESIDENTIAL COMMERCIAL Electric. Radio-Control Operators Our Specialty — Garage Remodeling SALES SERVICE INSTALLATION COMPLETE DOOR SERVICE Telephone: (303) 245-0208 2944 Highway 6 24 Grand Junction, Colorado 81501 S «T 5 THE PUBLICATIONS DEPARTMENT WOULD LIKE TO GIVE SPECIAL THANKS, ON THE BEHALF ON CENTRAL HIGH, WfcJiW TO THE FOLLOWING THE DAILY SENTINEL THE VALLEY CITIZEN KREX TV KQIL KEXO KJCT TV mjtL by Central ipi ', 1 PALISADE NATIONAL DANK OPEN SATURDAY MORNINGS' FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE Member FDIC 464-5627 Congratulations Class Of 81 305 S. Main Palisade. Colo. George Tracy Insurance Agency FAST - FRIENDLY - FAIR - SERVICE Receive a 25% discounr foaving a D average and non-smokers ger a discounr, roo! 1840 Nrh 12rh Granr Jcr, Co. 243-0280 Ktntwfky fried JkiekeK Mesa Brick Stone Co. It's finger 1111 Norrh Ave. See Us For All Of Your lickin’good” Grand Jcr , Co Masonry Needs 243-6222 P90e US Ml wav so (ORCHARD MESA ) O i GRANO JUNCTION. COLORADO S 903 ZH, J ZUUO Having car problems? WAGNER GARAGE 1215 N. 15th Street 242-9971 WANTED JIM WEST Min THE OLD WEST PAINTING AND DECORATING “Paperhenging his specialty Pointing: brush, roller, and sproy Residential, Commercial, Industrial and Form and Ranch. REWARD Your complete sstisfection P.O. Box 1437 - 268-5219 In Grand Junction, call 243-7920 Dairy Products from Colorado West DAIRIES GRAND JUNCTION ARMY STORE SLOPE AUTO PARTS, INC. 434-9300 Easr Srore 3194 Mesa Ave Grand Juncrion 240 4016 NORTH STORE 1100 NO 20 RD • GRAND JUNCTION 2422077 MAIN STORE 207 SO 7TH • GRAND JUNCTION Congrorutorions. Grads Griser Consrrucrion Remoldeling 2981 Meeker, Grand Jo 245-4668 SAVINGS (j LOAN ASSOCIATION 235 N. 7rh Grand Juncrion Look for the Rainbow. (The Modern rainbow, that is) Grand Juncrion New Cor and Truck Dealer Associarion Jesse Boyce Motors Volkswagen, Porsche, Audi 310 South 12rh Street Courtesy Chrysler, Plymouth 2566 Highwoy 6 6 50 Mesa Mazda Subaru 136 South 7rh Srreer Jim Fuoco Motors Olds, Codilloc, GMC, Hondo 743 North 1st Street Import Motors, Inc Toyota, Volvo. Mercedes 2578 Highwoy 6 G 50 Western Slope Ford 202 Wesr Main Srreed les Sheltoborger Chevrolet 2595 Highwoy 6 G 50 Monos Motors Dorsun 2465 Highwoy 6 G 50 Honson Equipment Inrernohonol, Soob 2523 Highwoy 6 G 50 Jerry Borrtey Lincoln, Mercury, Jeep 2400 East Mom Srreer Cox Motors Buick, Ponrioc 2971 North Avenue Grand Mesa Dodge 2122 North Avenue Congrarularions ro rhe graduating class of 1981 from everyone ar Town and Country Motors. 2949 Norrh Avenue 243-5684 Grand Valley Rural Power Lines Inc. We Salure rhe class of 1981 Promoring rhe economy of Wesrern Colorado wirh rhe Warrior Senior class 2727 Grand Ave BILL McMENAMY BRANCH MANAGER OFF 303 243-3422 242-0040 STEWART G STEVENSON POWER, INC 2493 INDUSTRIAL BLVD GRAND JUNCTION, COLORADO 81501 Oeiroti Diesel Allison 233 Tire Supply 2493 W. MESA COURT WILSON PR Of ST QRANO JUNCTION. COLORADO 81501 303 243-21 2 Dig Sky Mining Industrial Supply Division of Armco t ■ ■) 571 25 Rood ARMCO Grand Junction, Colorodo 81501 V Dus 303 245-5190 Congrorulorions ro rhe Class of 1981 CRIST MACHINERY AND SUPPLY 2969 North Avenue Grand Junction, Colorodo 81501 Telephones 245-4068 245-5208 A Full-Service Bank • . • BANK, of CLIFTON Member FDIC in Coronado Plaza 434-9100 The Bank of Clifron wishes ro congrarulare rhe graduating class of 1981 TZ RANCH Fee $1,000 Sire Double Did Dam: Lena's Dor Double Doncer AAA 300 31 Rood 243-3260 Grond Junction Mr Perfecr Doy Sire Mr Perfection Dam Miss Vista Dor 2 Stonding in Springervill, Arizona Fee $500 Manoger Dud RmoJdo Owner L O and Wondo Griffith Trainer Mirch Harris Drood Mores 2 year olds 3 year olds Variety of Horses Yearlings Weanlings 23S vtfi- 7� - CLEANERS YOUR CLEANER IS YOUR CLOTHES BEST FRIEND A NEW ODORLESS MODERN SERVICE TAILORING ALTERING QUALITY SERVICE FUR STORAGE CLEANING and REPAIRING PILLOW RENOVATING For Elite Service 242- 6272 Blankets and Draperies • CLEANING • SHIRTS • ALTERATIONS • REWEAVING • DRAPERY CLEANING Specializing in COSTUMES GOWNS YOUR DRAPERIES ARE CLEANED IN OUR SHOP MAIN OFFICE PI ANT 124 S. 5th 236 CARPET • CUSTOM DRAPES • AREA RUGS TILE • VINYL • WALLPAPER RESIDENTIAL • COMMERCIAL 576% 25 Road Grand Junction, Colorado 81501 (303) 245 1708 FEISE1I, HIE. MONUMENT WELL SERVICE CO 715 Horizon Drive - Office 2488 Indusrriol Blvd Shop PO Dox 2641 Grond Junction, CO 81501 CONGRATULATIONS, SENIORS FROM THE GANG AT MONUMENT WELL SERVICE DOUG PEED PRESIDENT LARRY STORY EDDIE WEBG Supervisor 303-240-5408 Office Tool Pusher 303 2453660 Unit 5880 24 HOURS 237 ' UDOZ rf; k THE PUBLICATIONS DEPARTMENT WOULD LIKE TO EXTEND THEIR GRATITUDE TO THE CLUBS AND ADVERTISERS FOR THEIR SUPPORT OF THE 1981 TAWASI. WE ALSO WOULD LIKE TO THANK CHS STUDENTS FOR BUYING A YEARBOOK. C- 239 The Miracle Worker' final play of year! Annie (Volone Suivon) encourages Coprom Kefler (Mike TwircheM) ro quit pom per mg Helen The Mr ode Worker is o ploy whose srory rook place during rhe 1860's or o pkxe coled Ivy Green m Tuscumbia. Alabama The ploy rorores cround rhe works of o famfy rrymg ro reoch o blind, deof chid (Helen) ro communicare wirh Vmey. rhe Keller’s mod, corches rhe children peering mro rhe window, whle Annie 6 reaching Helen ro eor from her own plore, below rhe ourside world After severol journeys and doctors, o reocher takes on rhe rosk of reaching rhe now-spoded child ro communicate with rhe world After fighting with Helen over her roble manners. Annie sirs down ro (inner, on Le ogam Out she 6 soon interrupted once ogoin. with another outburst from Helen In rhis scene, Annie is showing Helen how coke is spelled A new world was opening up for Helen she was beginning ro learn how ro communicare Annual 5DA Elections held Sludenf voters rake to the polls, in the annual student elections, Korren Ligroni, Nikki Dodge, and Gen Frior set up booths The onnuol SOA elections rook ploce m the early port of Moy Compoigns ond elections rook place May 4-6 Vinners of the elections were Fronk Vhaley, heod boy, Robin Pormenter. head girl; Melanie Tysdol, Activtry Period Coordinator, Susan McNerny senior secretory' Barbra Solozor- vice president, ond Suzanne McMenomy- Junior co secretory Ane the winners ore. l-r, sronding- Robin Pormenter-heod girl, Fronk The counting of rhe ballots is In progress, Vhile people rhor ron potienrly waited for the end Vholey neod boy; Suson McNerny-Senior secretory, Suzonne results McMenomy Junior co-secretary, ond Borboro Solozor vice president 241 Left, Kur ond Morio donee around rhe fcvmgroom of rhe viHo. below, rhe children ond Morio reody for bed ond ore singing in Mario's bedroom She did hove on olmosr immediore offea on rhe chddren ond rhec living rhrough music ond smgwvg As for preparations for the Central production, all is pretty much under way There are four separate rehearsal groups which practice individually Monday through Thursday at 7 30 p m According to Cammack. this procedure makes for more thorough and intensive rehearsing We want to take it a little at a time said the vocal director, adding. We should really draw, although Junction High is doing a production at the same time The one mam problem Cammack cited was that there are not enough costumes for all the extras We don't have enough habits for our nuns he imparted As for the direction the Central version of The Sound of Music is heading. Cammack would reveal only that we it be doing some traditional and Latin chants, and there II be a little Surprise for the audience Mono sings ond folks wirh Bogina (Heidi Dorssey) in rhe fcvmgroom obour menodng oers ogomsr Ausrno In rhe rmdde. rhmgs ger serious os rhe coprom presents his chidren ro his possible fionce’. Elsa Max (Roy Orero) folks directly ro AAicheUe Campbell (Uesi, rhen rhe other chidren — Kurt, Grera (Amy Wrighr), Dngirro, Louise (Down Heuser). ond Friednch (Jeff Jones) 242 Mona hos prayed about leaving rhe children and the coproin and Elsa to return ro rhe abbey and nor interfere with rhe captain's plan to marry Elsa The captain and Morio donee An Ordinary Couple Uesl smgs ogom of being sixteen and obour becoming seventeen Bottom lefT. rhe Mother Abbess and Sister Morgorerro (Angy Snyder) odd blessings ro rhe mornoge of rhe captain to one of rher own, Mona Max. the children, and rhe housekeeper Frau Schmidt (Debbie Jovermck) Outside, on obviously touching and beounful wedding scene that wl bring happiness concerned with rhe Trapp fomiy and rhe abbey, especially the copras and his new bride. Mario From this pont. rhe fomiy sings n rhe area music festival (concert) from which they wok rher escope from rher native Austria ro freedom The nvodmg Nazis hove gobbled up Ausrno 243 Family Living Wedding in Courtyard! Wow' Whor a surprise, Kerry Walron and Andy Sanchez ore gerring married The wedding was held or Central os parr of one of rhe family living dosses All rhe arrangements hod ro be mode, invitations sent, and rhe choosing of o minster. The minister shoes were filled by Corrie Smith, who conduced o Protestant ceremony The besrmen (persons) were David Edwards, Lisa deGroffenreid, ond Laura Lines; rhe matron of Honor was Sheila Qauder; and the Bridesmaids were Joner Ownbey ond Lori Archuleta After rhe ceremo- ny, the reception was held in rhe Home Ec. room where rhe cutting of rhe coke rook place This was o real near experience for rhe people who porridpared,” Mrs Gilmore, teacher said r ■ Mrs Gilmore’s Family Living Class in rhe Home Economics Deparrmenr at Cenrrol High School apparenrly ser our ro give rhe srudenrs a full course on planning and execuring a wedding plan as parr of rhe doss toad Well, jusr obour everyone gor inro rhe ocr Lefr, rhe bride ond groom (Kerry Voiron and Andy Sanchez) drink rhe rrodirtonol punch Detow, bridesmaid Janer Ownbey walks slowly roward rhe wedding parry grouped nor roo for away in rhe school's courryord , . , The wedding parry — l-r, Janer Ownbey, Lori Archulera, Sheila Dauder, Carrie Smirh, rhe minisrer, Andy Sanchez, rhe groom; David Edwards, Lisa DeGraffenried, and Laura Lines The bride and groom ger pelred wirh rhe rrodirional Throwing of rice as rhe couple makes a dash down rhe aisle after rhe ceremony 245 Dsosrer dri 6 hekj every year and ts a serous test for rhe emergency services Students ore chosen from drfferenr schools ro ortend os vic- tims This Disaster dri was modeled after the colapse of o arcus rent n 1970 in Grand Junction 247 Thespian Awards, 1981 Above, l-r, bock, Byron Scorr, Kevin Taylor, Mike Twirchell, Brad Sharp Fronr, Jeff Jones, Diana Williams, Pam Hancock, Angie Weaver Top righr, are Kevin Taylor, Dan Sullivan, Brad Sharp, and Mike Twirchell wirh rhe mock awards. Cenrer, Lovira Loucks acceprs an award from Gene Reinbolr. Borrom righr, Brad Sharp conducts mock awards Below, Jeff Jones, Diana Williams, Pam Hancock, Angie Weaver, Dan Sullivan, swearing in person, Mike Twirchell, and Brad Sharp say pledges. Insrallorion of officers for 198182 Pre enr, Angelo Weaver, vice-president, Pom Hancock, secreran Beth Yoder, treasurer, Shelly Conway; scribe, Jeff Jones; installing officer, Byron Scott