Crowley County High School - Charger Yearbook (Ordway, CO)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1976 volume:

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The atomic symbol is for science. The plow is for Agriculture. The winged foot for athletics. The chain links represent consolidation. The lyre is for music. The fess wavy symbolizes the Arkansas River. The ' 'C is for Crowley County, Colorado. The white Charger is the school mascot. :U A' a' , 3. ' haha f-2' :Q X' 'T f ' --'fa ww T w X ' x Q 'T frxw N-.u-.. ' Mi., -A J . 5- - if- - - as---...-gg xg , Y K as Ji, ff -GW gf wx TSABLT5 OT CONTENTS WT 3, E-nu-.yu SKTBNI INISTTQSZXT ION TACIILTY CLSRSSTZS S'P0'RTS CLUBS SACTIVITIES GRSNDUSATION HISTORICSRL CROWLCBY COUNTY SRTJVTERTISING J L l ' .4 Y w V , ' 'EWRTY N wwf if ni' if 'k uk 'kkti' 4,64 1,1 'ae I '32 '76, I believe in the United States ofAmerica as a government of the people, by the people, for the peopleg whosejust powers are derived from the consent of the governedg a democracy in a republic, a sovereign nation of many sovereign statesg aperfect union, one and inseparableg established upon those principles offreedom, equality, justice and humanity for which ' American patriots sacrificed their lives and fortunes. Itherefore believe it is my duty to my country to love it, to support its constitu- tion, to obey its laws, to respect its flag, and to defend it against all enemies. -William Tyler Page Be Americans. Let there be no sectionalism, no North, South, East or West: You are all dependent one on another and should be one in union, In one word, be a nation: be Ameri- cans, and be true to yourselves. -George Washington First President Skcllninistrati n Q ?'l!l!vmN 's-.... X I CQ. X Superintendent fBill Sypher B.S. University of Arkansas M.A. Western State College Ed.S. Western State College Graduate Work at Colorado University i r.rr .Q Q-R...-.,hk r-s-sm, i?Sf'S?5Y'f 1 Mi -.. 'N-... ii, as e'f fW'f .-Kiki A. ,- ' John Adams Thomas Jefferson James Madiscin Second Pl'9Sidelli Third President Fourth President MI' Thema an s r hur Mrs Lorenz Broadbent A B 1n elementary educat1 On Adams St t C 11 M A 1n psychology Adams State Collegi e 0 ege 'MF Mm Kill HQ www-vu,tW0 vi annul?-11 wmfwluw. we V 0 cvmmm um Q nm me mba? xx when SHN? Qermu rn fun Wilt Gila INC! w 01 Gavins ' 'Y M3301 N-,. wb . 'F' wc: 1ll' . H ritage Benjamin Franklin: The greatest man and ornament of the age and country in , which he lived. I -Thomas Jefferson 3 I Eu ll-'df -JA. . M , ' K GI' at 'ffgfjgf ., l , When we are planning for posterity, we ought to remember that virtue is not hereditary. -Thomas Paine I Today is yesterday's pupil. -Benjamin Franklin One man with courage makes a majority. -Andrew Jackson Thomas Jefferson: A gentleman of thirty-two, who could calculate an eclipse, survey an estate, tie an artery, plan an edifice, try a case, break a horse, dance a minuet and play the violin. - James Parton National honor is national property of the highest value, i'P l1w We admit of no government by divine right . . . the only legitimate right to -James Monroe I dont't know who my grandfather was, Q.. u s. . ' ,. , li .li 3342 govern is an express grant of power Iam much more concerned to know who ' ' ir? ' . -i from the governed. his grandson will be. -1 -William Henry Harrison -Abraham Lincoln Tw, ', T 'Av A N at Fame is a vapor, popularity an . n .3 , accident, riches take wings. Only one 'I - L -' .3 4 thing endures, and that is character. by I 5 5. '., -Horace Greeley W ,A I ,flat if ww6f'-f25 l18- ' I I 2 5'-Q50 - - rape mr.. X:-...os ffm:-N4 if 9, - I .6..f..a...-f 4210!-id'-s Ma4.'wh- ...I M ' fn Wif'4w- '-yzf Aw V 0. ' Q'-6.4.7 5.1. df. 7 E' at . A O U I, S - lffuv ?h.-34:4-f i my -4..- Jie. -f M I J, 4 -ga-gg, -H W as 7 of n, 'S Jazzz-94' WTWWL hw J ,F ,QQ - 'Sian iw i N ' Mr' 23' Prouidence has showered on this land blessings without number, and has chosen you as the guardians of Freedom, to preserve it for the benefit of the human race. 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V Y -- .... .--..,..4 ' 0 l ,.--1 . o v 0 I ' , ,, .x , tfllzx 1. , .-- - ...- D D is A thoughtful mind when it sees a nation 's flag, of, If f f fu, mf ,Www I f ' fm- U., P- .f,.,., 4 ' 1 o 0 - ..: 1- sees not the flag, but the nation itself. And whatever may be its symbols, its insignia, he reads chiefly in the flag, the government, the principles, the truths, the history that belongs to the nation that sets it forth. The American flag has been a symbol of Liberty and men rejoiced in it. - Henr l MP ' X ms.. . ' ' 5 li , an at ELIZABETH ORDAHL NEAL RUSHER MANUAL SANCHEZ Algebra I Life Science Shop I Independent Math Biology I Driver's Education Applied Math Basketball Coach French CHIC-Sponsor ARTHUR SHOUP Advanced Math Algebra I Algebra II SUZANNE TROTTER CHRIS WILKINSON Geometry Developmental English Vocational Agriculture I,II,III,IV Consumer Math Developmental Reading Ag Supervision Math Sponggr Spanish I 8! SPOIISOI' 1 . Q w il 1 - .Ai MW' PAT BENTLEY World History American History Psychology American Government Football Coach Student Council Sponsor PAULA GRANTHAM Watercolor Crafts Sketching Oil Painting Ceramics I and II Girl's P.E. Pep Club Sponsor LILLIAN BERNHARDT TOM BRUBAKEH Bachelor Survival Workstudy Home Economics Girls Track Coach Foods II Clothing Housing Child Care FHA Sponsor BOB HINKHOUSE Football and Boy's College Biology Biology IA Chemistry Athletic Director , 2 .1 , 25: , Af fill Ex: IR-ENE DOE KURT DOUGLAS Composition I Accounting Composition III Boyfs RE. American Literature Typing I and H Novels and Short Stories General Business World Literature Consumer Economic American Problems Baseball Coach Cultural Literature w JOAN GRANTHAM Librarian Pepclub Sponsor KENNETH KENNARD Composition II Oral Interpretation World Literature Composition I JOHN LUBY Novels and Short Stories TYPU19 I and II Vocabulary Secretarial Science Cultural Literature Business Law Speech and Drama Coach FBLA SPOIISOI' FRED LUND Band Choir 5 - . ,,. n ,,,.,. L. ,... .i k. he Q fl . fi X Y at if ' -4 I ' .Q . A, vi ft. 1 '11 F 353.36 'Q' .. eggs,- . sv,-, L 1-uuaqq.. rp.. V HM lnnnnm, an ff'-WM, -vm.w,, ,- 1 I ,o I iw ff W erms Tom Lamm Rxck Peter ww X ..-A Wt N QX X mx an v-W. If 'rf ...W N W X x X was gk B S if? S Ss 2 R i S Xe N- N. it ' is :S 1 ii, 1 ,L '76 SENICRS me K, ' --X- Q Qt 'r ii' A - S 5: W Wt o 1 W .. it N f iii it to gt 1 ..-5 i 'H' I X5 . f -Nascar, . ,Nts - Senior Class Officers: Iohn Landgren-Treasurer, Helen Torrez-Vice-President, Mark Grantham-Pres- Are we cool, or are we COOL? ident Wanda Russell-Secretary, Gary Grantham-Student Council Rep. I gotta sneeze. ,N W . de Wow B111 you'd never guess what you're missing! t X X X 1.- , F n-su.-ss-f.., X in Q Another exciting day . . . At least Susie and Wanda SEEM to be enjoying whatever it is they're doing. 21 Steve Aragon Susie Aragon Blaine Arbuthnot 'hu-.., ax ies BY .eee Fred Atkinson Gary is trying to start a new fad! 4 Mike Atkinson Pamela Baker Richard Beach 'WMP nw 'W V. Q' 190 K M14 A... g 14 K V xx XM xx X I fy 1 . Susie Sanko Ray Spirek Do you think I'm enjoying this?? Eddie Sllhel' Yolanda Terrones Helen Torrez 'Um -,H-f jar N a E Andrew Trainor Ronald Vasquez Mary Walter 27 X y H ,M N 1 . , ,., XM 1 , sW w , M ' W H Wx X - , ck- Aw,Q'E'g 5 H X NX 5 v M J, Billy Wilson Clifford Wolfe Lenore Ybarra Y Not pictured are: Lucille Baldonado g Tony Herrera f y y Ffa, .1 , Bill Woodruff Statue of Liberty?! School must be out! 2 l P i What do you THINK we're doing? Don't bother us now! W , Q ll IUNIORS M ! xx! X iw X at X up-w ,YW . WILL YOU LOOK AT THAT!!! ! I e Y Iunior Class Officers-fleft to right! Secretary Dee Dee Lozano, Treasurer Leslie Wyeno, Vice-president Melyn Granthan, and Student Council Representative Sherri Markus. Not pictured President Kerry - ---- - Fisher. The Juniors raid the Lunchroom ff-4 A f' V rr, s .55 if Q l . ' Superman?! Junior boys showing their spirit-yes? 0 Don Benortham ot pictured are: ally Fay A A M yn 1 is ' 'thy Iames Franks Gregory Salzbrenner .9 , 'avg 4, ,mwMXXwXX, a f , MW , UN' 'X mmm, What's so interesting, gir1s?! 'uwmwwugoyuyoaqqmwwwwwmwjywwfg' W My W Mm , 'xX,,rrX xX tt tX W::, i atm fsWwX X , FM ww 4-ww WM Y Y xt! X W Fl 1. WXXW:,fwX at ti, N' J t Xg,,y ,X5 ww' ' .. HX X ' ,hw X ,1 ,Q Q X M ,fig mmmtjx , .. M .X WX!! 1X x , X Xt -, N' mt ww' W u 1 . 'Y' . X' , ,xXA, , V W, ,!,, , ,WM ,X ' it JC, WX :S it X M ' M ,M Wei: , XwX- N. , 2 X , 52+ ' yt XX XXA A WWQ9 ,wx X KW , X, sv-, ww A. M w ' , tt, If you knew what I know . . Alright, alright, no wise cracks What are they going to do to us? SOPHGMCRES 5 'pullilt avjyrt qrxllillf' M -mme Typical Sophomores . . . See my neat scissors! an W My .,.., 5 f - 9 D Class officers: Annette Adkinson-Treasurer, Tracy Grantham-Vice-President, Foster Montanez-Class Representative, Tom Perez-President, Marlene Markus-Secretary YGU ilnn l Let me 'Q X. 1' I f,a5g5eff'.f f-3G1- KS- : l qi N AQ. VA 5, .,, A A W , ,kc ,M X. .311 .- ,,t..,rf, .. , lr- -' - -' J -'X-i t . , M- k W W S , k - ', , I -1. X 7 -1 ,:.43!2f.- Q 31 n, iii?-Y -:+i w.'f , ' , . J ' fiflb '- f 1 X ,. .. ,ff f ll . 4 f f 'Wi W A 1 'KN ,g5qb'. - 3 535? t ,, :5:'- ,K ,zi-I 5 , We - in the picture! He's got LEGS! I wonder who those two are talking about?! n I Ellen Trujillo Rodney West Ellen Wright Darrell Benortham Ricky Weeks Not pictured are: Connie Rank David Salzbrenner Kelly Seifried , we Get that camera out of here!! ,lp, 5 iff' liinzf mriwm N rf W' X 'IW - Now where did I put my horn? You've got the cutest little baby face' Don't you approve, Larry? FRESHMEN !,.n,, ...X 'RX-Q L ESPN What a bunch of clowns. 1,, t n Q it .1 ' Ss t as vs, i X x f A ' '- ' ,KA - t g .N X . is A , Hz- X' f ' 35 ' .X 'is ' it T- K, t ,- g r X sw -Q fi' ' . , L 'W ki 'gd A i S I 'M X Q' fm .lr 5 --Lf X W - e -M - I f - ,xx ,5 LEX ig. 3 4 Freshmen class officers-Cleft to rightj Top row: Vhice-president Kirby Kerr, it A t 'K M, President Charlie Montanez, Middle row: Treasurer Darcy Lozano, X To , ft L 'ee -M' ' E 'X A- 5 I f Pegg., ' ' ' Secretary Sandra Rodriguez, Bottom row: Student Council Representative is - if X 'H ' 4 Michelle Marez. Hams! Freshmen hard at work. Fore! 39 5 ,. fa' 3 .MI Debbie Weeks Danelda Weiss Not Pictured are Mike Dunagan and Keith Rank Nancy Watkins Richard Wilson Curt Wyeno N. Sure Freshmen! We Know You're Working. Mike Trujillo Clifford Wilson Frances Wright Vici Ybarra UG! You're Kidding! This School Was Built In F if I , fe Yeh, we ALWAYS work this hard! SPCRTS 'Q WY 2.2 ' ,uf A Q lg- '1 .1- It's basketball . . . not soccer! Men, you're going the wrong way! It's wicked out there. coach. Camera Shy? And Susan gives 'em the evil eye. 3: ix Yeh girls, you did it. CHARGER FOOTBALL Second in the Santa Fe League. Eight wins and one loss in the regular season. Two wins and one loss in the AA state play-offs, advancing to the semi-finals before losing to Denver Christian. Including the state playoffs, the 1975-76 Chargers compiled an over-all record of ten wins and two losses for the finest season in Charger football history. The Chargers ranked number four in the state final ranking polls, their highest ever. To compile their record the Chargers relied on a bone crunching defense and an explosive triple-option offensive attack. There were many high-lights in the season, a tough-physical win over Rocky Ford, a three goal line stand win at Abbey, a tough loss to Las Animas in front of three thousand fans, a win over Meeker in the first play-off game ever at Ordway, and many other exciting moments. In summary the 1975-76 season provided players, coaches, and fans with many fine memories. Seniors of the 1975-T6 Charger Football Team, left to Algiene, second row: Andy Trainor, Ron Vasquez, Kip right: first row: Mike Atkinson, Mike Froman, Henry Wolfe, Mark Grantham, Steve Aragon, Rick Peters, Pollreis, Neal Carlile, Archie Montanez, Charles Blaine Arbuthnot, lim Doak. ii S , UB, Yi , ,v , , ,rr . . , 1 , , V W . ,mmf K .4 . , , - N f N , Nm, . Randy Reeves and Neal Carlile team together All conference honors went to: Kleft to right, front rowl Ron for another extra point. Vasquez, Ben Trujillo, Cback rowl Mark Grantham, Blaine Arbuthnot, I im Doak, and Archie Montanez. All-State Honors went to Blaine Arbuthnot, Ron Vasquez, and Neal Carlile f w -Ji -nv- 3-m ff! A Sf'- Sk at . is . H., C . if , Q K , , Q .. 'NS' ' .gf W ,.., x vw- Get this guy OFF ot me!!! Coaches and Captains of the 1975-76 Charger Football Team Cleft to rightj, Neal Rusher, Assistant Coach, Andy Trainor, Bob Hinkhouse, Head Coach, Pat Bentley, Assistant Coach, Blaine Arbuthnot, Chuck Pugnetti, Assistant Coach. Together, these six people helped lead the Chargers to the state play-offs. In his second season, Coach Hinkhouse has a 14-6-1 record. 46 R R4 t 9fr1M5'tr , aaiggo f' ,E ze jx W W -gif .,.: n b I.. ' . C ,,, , ,gl 3, 1 st. is di, gf, - ggi 5 1975-76 Charger Football Team Kleft to right, first rowl, Mr. Pat Bentley-Assistant Coach, John Comacho, Wayne McGinty, lim Kerr, Foster Montanez, Scott Schaffer,'Larry Reeves, Bart Arbuthnot, lohn Montes, Raymond Terrones, lim Armendariz, Mr. Robert Hinkhouse-Head Coach, second row: Mr. Neal Rusher- Assistant Coach, Charlie Montanez-Manager, Stacey Sober-Manager, Mike Froman, Phil Trujillo, Ben . . N Come on, Ref!! SEASCN RECORD ,Q CROWLEY COUNTY OPPONENT 5 if e I 53 EADS 0 lf sv I ,NNN F 47, FLORENCE 0 ff, A .5 A I A A N 6 ROCKY FORD 0 ..,. I' v 7 3' A 25 WALSENBURG 0 4 Q . 3 1 5, 19 CANON ABBEY 0 4, .I I I Q 3 LAS ANIMAS 18 ,A ig. 1 25 FOWLER 7 A I 8 AQ, H A 54 FOUNTAIN VALLEY 20 515 -- A ' .Q F- wifi: 2 RYE Cforieitj 0 , g ,Q 4 EX STATE PLAY-OFFS A Y --'I - -'4 ag E STATE SEMI-FINAL J : ZZ 'ih.1t J F , ,A Z ,, ,k x N 6 DENVER CHRISTIAN 42 - .ifx -A f . Trujillo, Randy Reeves, Larry Grantham, Rodney West, Randy Korinek, John Cordsen, Murphy Ross, David Santisteven, Don Benortham, Mr. Chuck Pugnetti- Assistant Coach, third row: Andy Trainor, Ronald Vasquez, Neal Carlile, Henry Pollreis, Steve Aragon, Mark Grantham, Blaine Arbuthnot, Rick Peters, Mike Atkinson, Kip Wolfe, Iim Doak, Archie Montanez, Charles Algiene. -v S 1- ini' as A 6 I, -In M' A Q. Managers Charlie Montanez and Stacey EVERYBODY block! Sober. DOGPILE!!! 2 A Hey, Coach, watch THIS!! 47 its-ad Managers-Terri Gran- tham, Tammy Massingill, not pictured: Sandra Rod- riquez. VOLLEYBALL 1975-76 Charger Varsity Volleyball Team, left to right: back row: Coach Caroline Proctor, Terri Gambrel, Nancy Hallmark, Melyn Grantham, Janet Russell, Sherri Garnbrelp front row: Pam Baker, Deanna Lozano, Pam Chubbuck, Arleen Sanders, Darcy Lozano. t ffwkvsa-NMNN. - Thrill of Victory ' f P vi 'Q , Q ,S J. n wi , V X V 'ez Q .7 yr! ,, T , 4 1' gvlrif U it 13,1 5 Q7 ,gl fQ,,i,,.'S W5 V e L n f vi ff A 5 , 1 W , f it HX 5,15 Y Z j 'C Pam Chubbuck, All-League, Janet Russell, iflfgiilw aft' V All-League, Nancy Hallmark, All-League E- , Q ' '- , 1 Zi is Wt 4 . wwf ' ' -f 'QQQ1 and Captain, Melyn Grantham, All-State. Varsity team warming up! SEASON RECORD WINS LOSSES 48 12 4 ,,, .3 ' ' ,1 1' .aiu ' 4 'yn Aww- , A 'Ali' , , , X W, 7 ,Q T Lf .c .. f 5.3-ac --..,-..- Freshman Team: back row: Janet Ferguson, Coach Paula Gratham, Jennifer Junior Varsity Captains: Vicki Atkinson, Sherri Markus, Adkinson, Tammy Massingill: front row: Randi Porter, Linda Apker, Sandra Wanda Russell. Rodriguiz. gf ,,,,,,w,,..,,,,,5,,,,,,.f,, - W 1: f,,D.f,1,1 .gi ,...rf,f:. . XX Junior Varsity Team: back row: Cathy Meyers, Yolanda Terrones, Tracy Grantham, Varsity Girls receiving roses from the Football Boys. Amanda Terronesg front row: Sherri Markus, Vicki Atkinson, Dianna Reeves, Marlene Markus, not pictured: Susan Leal, Wanda Russell, Ellen Trujillo, Louise Romero. yggwq-fm. 'T ,,u-v A, ff 'Y ,M ,vw at 552' sg lg 1, Susan Leal setting the ball towards a JV victory. Cathy Meyers for a JV point. 49 CHARGER BASKETBALL The 1975-76 Basketball season was exciting and l challenging for the young Chargers. A short but fast group made the season a continuous underdog show by the Chargers. With strong Iunior Varsity and Freshman programs, the future looks very bright. The players as well as the coach will have a tremendous advantage in the coming season. CHARGER COACHES: Charles Pugnetti, Freshman Coach, Neal Rusher, Varsity Coach, Dale Oliver, IV Coach. f' 1 Y f V .1 'f'k 'r'-1 wc - - ' f- ' ' -wJ,of1w.s 1' J' , K C K ' . . I C' K S. l 2 .s - .V ,Zyl-.1 .W 1 L . - 3 Egg 1 .. .W . . l VARSITY TEAM: Left to Right: Archie Montanez, Jim Kerr, Randy Shatter, Benny Trujillo, Andy Trainor, Ron Vasquez, Neal Carlile, Reeves, Ricky Weiss, Larry Grantham, Gary Grantham, Scott John Montes, Kneeling: Coach Rusher. 50 4 X 1 L..:. rf '- :s eine . .Q .X . Lf JUNIOR VARSITY TEAM, Left to Right: Iohn Montes, Foster Montanez, Bart Arbuthnot, Rodney West, Chuck Bowers, Larry Grantham, Ricky Weiss, Scott Shaffer, Larry Reeves, .Tim Kerr, Donnie Reeves, Kneeling: Manager Ray Terrones, Coach Oliver, Manager Gilbert Sandoval. FRESHMAN TEAM, Left to Right, Front Row: Kirby Lovato, Albert Romero, Kirby Kerr, Micheal Trujillo, Dale Atkinson, Curt Wyenop Back Row: Coach Pugnetti, Mike Trujillo, John Comacho, Joe Gruntorad, Mark Diaz, Jerry Ashida, Stacey Sober. SENIORS on the Charger Basketball Team are Left to Righty Ronald Vasquez - lettered one year Andy Trainor - lettered two yearsp Gary Grantham lettered two years, Neal Carlile - lettered two years Archie Montanez - lettered two years. it 'LTI it , .4 rind, Gary Grantham Shoots For Two A J sexier 'M nv , 25 flw , I at f Archie High Above Defenders .lohn and Rick Ready For Action slag E4 L I xl Eg sr Andy Shoots While Archie Watches. .mf Ricky, Scott, and Neal Warming Up. YV pggfn , ff T , I? W-'ft 5 Chargers On The Move. .lump High Gary! a ge... . ? r . , 6 J' T 5 . Benny Shoots For A Three Point Play, Chargers Work For Two. 52 v 75-76 GIRLS' BASKETBALL Ki-ir H all W ' I HH il 'X .. SE it . Mm iii riskrwww W Varsity Team-Left to Right, Front Row: Cathy Baker, Darcy Lozano, Kathy Meyers, Sherry Geringer, Laura Torrezg Back Row: Coach Ashida, Susan Leal, Melyn Grantham, Nancy Hallmark, Janet Russell, Sherri Gambrel. Get That Rebound! Varsity Coach-Lucky Ashida IV Coach-Caroline Proctor This year the Chargerettes were led to a 7 win and 5 loss record under the coaching of first year coach Lucky Ashida. The Chargl erettes placed third in league behind Rocky Ford and Walsen- burg although the Chargerettes had four returning starters. The .Tunior Varsity girls were also led to a winning season this year under the direction of Caroline Proctor. L ' . OPP Manzanola 40 Swink 36 Eads 39 Pueblo Co. 15 Fowler 26 Rocky Ford 36 Walsenburg 37 Rye 18 Rocky Ford 42 Walsenburg 44 Rye 24 Fowler 42 ,N hwiiifff , ,',' ...Ms J 5 4 -s. 'Q V Get Out of My Way . . . Melyn lumps High. ix lunior Varsity Team-Left to right, Front Row: Belinda Baker, Amanda Terrones, Coach Proctor, Patty Parker, Dorothy Herrera, Back Row: Yolanda Terrones, Kim Hamm, Wanda Russell, Terri Gambrel, Terri Grantham, and Leslie Wyeno. ,- r-U I W A ,M .f N... --v-we-v'-f Charger Wrestling 75-76 Again this year the Charger Wrestling team posted a losing season. This was clue only to the tact that in each dual match the opponents always won by taking three or four forfeits. All was not lost as the Chargers sent Randy Korinek and James Thayer to the state tournament. The Chargers were coached this year by Richard Cortese and assisted by Kurt Douglas. Hope- fully next year there will be enough young men who are willing to tryout for the team, so all the weights will be filled. 'Q U, s.-,. 54 Coaches: Douglas and Cortese Standing, Left to Right Bryan Bouldin - 138 lbs. Keith Dutcher - Manager lohn Cordsen - 167 lbs. Phil Trujillo - 155 lbs. Randy Korinek - 145 lbs. Iirn Armendariz - 119 lbs. Charlie Hijar - 138 lbs. Kneeling Sam Trotter - 126 lbs. lames Thayer - 105 lbs. Ray Spirek - 119 lbs. Randy Korinek goes to state at 145 lbs. lames Thayer goes to state at 105 lbs. new asm ww ssl u WR 1 an Gaiam il, insulin 75-76 Mat Maids and Managers: Susan Leal, Ann Hubbs, Peggy Kern and Keith Dutcher David Santisteven - 167 lbs. ,. Nz James Thayer punishes Walsenburg opponent. Sam Trotter on top. 4516 Phil Trujillo escapes. Ray Spirek pins his man. Tony Herrera fighting to stay on top James Thayer wins by a pin. srww' Q is i 1 T ' gf -L - , W iqisssg a,. r wigs' 'P Sam Trotter vs. Walsenburg. Bryan Bouldin on top X W 4 'i ., L33 BOY! 3 . L if 3,1 af 'fff M iv 5 it fi A N , , My ,Y ,Q 3 r Q L, . 1 'I f N Qi, X 2 W - 3 if R ,p.. .5:: ' A rii ,,,. .1,. k S if Front row left to right: Ray Pollreis, Don Cordsen, Kirby Lovato, Don Benortham, Foster Montanez, J Archie Montanez, Andy Trainor. Back row: Chuck Bowers, Henry Pollreis, Ricky Peters, Gary Left to right: Sophornores Larry Grantham, Mark Grantham, Larry Grantham, John Cordsen, Coach Bob Hinkhouse. Grantham and Rodney West .X W, x- . . in M .x Mn? Q, , Nw ,M N X 'Nad M W MV 1- it K W' . a , Wwzi-fix ' wi. r u V ' T-,, r V lr , r .w N A 'fa N ,QL is iw XTX, W my Left to right: Brad Barth, Ricky Peters, Rodney West, Larry Grantham, Mark Grantham. S., Gary Grantham at the high jump. XM. r ,fr it MX sl' ,A , V , X ., :V G- My , . I f 3' dis - V a 'X 1 f 'S v,,, Y . L , L .J ' .- - rg G 1 'A G ,W l . L Q iii 3 ' f Ad ' r eg, X gg H, - , . gg., V h , , A , zlgxi.. 1 2 .- M , . ,, in .might S rlwazffr Y' ,. We , :X ' ' , , i' - X , ff ,K 1' ,- ' in S WE N 353 x I N , f r , V' V, gf Wm ' 5 -v ...as-usa- fa.. , I-:Zi-w Kirby Lovato running to victory. xl, ,.,i. Ef r-.aj ,i' .-ns. -to 15V.,E5W'f, 3 ,VR G i K ?,,-'Qfim , 'iff ,ef,f.N-3,y,,,-fg f , It , ...F-1'L'Lj E,- '1-'ll 4 ,ff . , J? a ,Jia ,P - , Q -f' ,, L' , f V, fn .1 ' ' F ii r' ' Q... f ' 1 . hue? V, -.W , -.......:E.? W .Q .. 56 Senior Gary Grantham Senior Mark Grantham mi 1. TRACK Fifteen athletes participated in track, show- ing the growing interest in Crowley County track. Although the team did not win any invitational meets or quadrangulars. More points were scored by individuals than in recent seasons. The top point scorers for the Chargers were Henry Pollreis, Gary Gran- tham, Ray Pollreis, Ricky Peters, and the Charger mile relay team. Henry Pollreis and Don Benortham qualified for the state meet in the 880. Henry was the district champion with Don placing third. The mile relay team composed of Ray Pollreis, Don Benortham, Kirby Lovato and Henry Pollreis won the district champion- ship. Over all it was an enjoyable year for the athletes and the coach. i VTX, ' of ll . me W X . . l . J MM . X J F1 X Q u 1. . vial' . 'JA W ' N ,,' . , . ' , V ' ' WI., W VH. fd-y . .5 ,N W.:--M .aux 1 J. Q -.' 'V ' ' ' 3 t., 1 Y. - Pi K - Q -1- ' ' 4 aw w, ., ' L ...ff V N if Q 3 5 t t H .. ull '-J' ' YI. vw ,N wlfwsgw 49 im. M. LM J n'l-N.h--w-swf' ' Senior Henry Pollreis I fly P .diliwijaif .,..-6 .J , iw if-vb. J - ' ' 5 I ,,.. Freshmen Brad Barth and Don Cordsen 7 Henry Pollreis finishing first in the mile run. Foster Montanez thinking about his job to come. , Ray Pollreis handing off to his brother Henry. fig , , X 5 9751 W -T' , 1 L. 'T':ii:i, ' H' 'W il 17.3 1.91 'Y f ri-N' 'ff ' i5 lfr ff . A A Qmgr V. r iffs :gig ,Q .. .............- . V .. if it . if f W- 'N we T '1 i - TJ --- S ' 4 :M 2- l ' M ' W, wr .. W....gr',,, A -J J' Q 'V , ' Q! I . i 1 N 354' xv ti it X . . ' 1 Wi 4 gi ,, 'Au P V 5 A me-Ji! TQ-.9 M M i V X ' ' Y 'E 51' xi www 1 .X X . ,,,. W.. . itttt r , as - , YM W i .wt V ' . Q . 5 5? , ,A 4 l fe... .4 . . ' .pr yy. E, lg? X 4? Q. -it 5 ' f V. V 3 5 X. '. . n fl r - -N? i- 'f , A Q W '- Qw w t 1 l it Wwefeff . I t . ,fs , Q? ' . S - 95.1 . . tex.. ,- 1 f F3 -12 ft- rf i .. wi' ww. N, i, e .g :trim A .Ai N ',.Q . ,. W time xx 3 N e W5-at 1 ggi W i 5 fy ,,f'f Q' ' ' 'k.i ?gQu ' S ai... - , ' . , .1 W 'i' K' K t 1, W' I 2 i , fr 5 , U 55 . X . ...I ,fi 1 J , ggi 'il M sq, 5 -' State qualifiers from left to right: Ray Pollreis, ' V - , Don Benortham, Kirby Lovato, Henr Pollreis. ', X , Y . ..... -., ..,..,. fx ,v lf? X Senior Ricky Peters 57 'I i .Jae for 1 2 . ff, xr-5-'f i ,-fm. 4 -' S. iw-in-K Hey, Nancy! I like your shoe, can I have it? The girls track program started out fast and hectic this year with 2 track meets per week. We started out with 13 girls and only lost one on the way. Everyone that stayed out did a fine job in working hard and trying new events. This team was a young team as we did not have any seniors. Hope- fully next year all these girls that were out will return. With encourage- ment from the returning girls we hope we can get more out for next year. At the state qualifying track meet everyone did a good job. We had 3 district champions, Tracy Grantham in the 220, Nancy Hallmark with a new district record in the shot put, and Melyn Grantham in the discus. The following girls also qualified for the state track meet-Dianna Reeves, Cathy Meyers, Kim Thayer, and Terry Grantham. Although these girls did not place in the state track meet, they turned in their best performances for the entire year. We were all very proud of the team for the season and the state track meet. 58 Coach Tom Brubaker GIRLS TRACK ,X ,i 'ist Q ,l 'Qmr H fi.. ,,.,. Il, ui M ' K ' 'W Q. .... 3? :. Fin --- ia iril ll'l ll'll S ll T irraa .. fsgx 'Q C' S wXx-rJ!,!,T, - . 1 K. -...MNNN Peggy Kern and Laura Akins N0 It's that bad, Nancy? Kneeling from left to right: Cathy Meyers, Lynn Cox, Laura Akins, Peggy Kern, Marlene Markus, Tracy Grantham, Dianna Reeves. Back row: Manager Belinda Baker, ,J 1 .N 75 1 'M' j 'N , L. L Vg 7.1 vb. Cathy Meyers and Lynn Cox .....,..., sn... ,Q Tir'-'H r W G W--T ,. 4- mcg f T 4' is ' . -- A s 'W T ru 'N K xx v 'RN - 'E X is an xl. M , B I N W ff X Y . Q: ' - A t'X: if mu- A - or ww UMR B' 1 G X '- wa ' I -MA xl, 'Se X fx -x 1 i Q' sf. -, . ng! H alll -'-' 6 1' at x ill W qw' N W. '- - 'li gy J- 7 N. 11 4 qi L I W f V, . . ' BQ ' . , f - aa- -- i V G ' K M L X . 4 vw l ' , fx ' ' iw ,. A f .1 W. '- Mui, ,, Q ,, . .A - u 631, K-Bw ' ,- - at '- , ' .., 'y gf .. q., 1 ,Q',j f? ' Z ., .E ,T , 'A fhl l su. Q 1 . . K State qualifiers: Kneeling from left to right: Kim Hamm, Dianna Reeves, Cathy Meyers, Sitting: Melyn Grantham, Tracy Grantham, Terri Grantham, Nancy Hallmark. Nancy Hallmark, Melyn Grantham, Ianet Russell, Kim Thayer, Terry Grantham, Coach Tom Brubaker. is 571.7 gh I' , p J 1 . 1 al if 53 Q3 4 Wmeaquf 'V' me Y CHARGER BASEBALL This years Charger baseball team returned all players from the 1975 League Championship team. Playing good baseball, the Chargers dropped two league games early in the season and had to fight back to the championship game with Rocky Ford. The Chargers had to win both ends of a double header with Rocky Ford. After winning the first 2-1, CC lost the second game 4-3 to end their season with a 14-4 record. The Chargers placed three players on the All-Conference team. They were: Pitcher Blaine Arbuthnot, Catcher Andy Trainor, and Out-Fielder Archie Montanez. sis-1 if' ma' 1' ,,.,wg'! ' ' 1- xl lt' -am 1 ' , - - 4. . -- pe........4.....- Chargers meet at the pitchers mound to X discuss strategy. S eniors - 1 . 523.2 Q ' .+ If ,, ' K - - ,,,1-V -. , M ..,,.4, Ron Vasquez waiting for the pitch. ww it V an as - - fa Y X I A 4 - 1 .. Y y Q V, Y I ,Q MQ , 1 it fr rw: 1 A-...- Coaches Greg King, Head Coach Chuck Pugnetti, and Kurt Douglas, . 'ng 5 x 'ff' Nw? S-vr 4, , 4 I ll 1 Andy Trainor, catcher, Blaine Arbuthnot, pitcher, Neal Carlile, shortstop, Archie Montanez, right field: Ronald Vasquez, first base and pitcher. Neal Carlile and Iohn Montes warming up. 59 ' f Charger Team. Left to Right, Front Row: Torn Perez, Foster Montanez, .Tohn Camacho, Ierry Ashida, Jim Kerr, Bart Arbuthnot, Iohn Montes, Kirby Kerr, .Tim Armendarizp Back Row: Coach Randy watches John work on his curve ball. xsv-1 N' I .it ' ff! ,' 5 ,' , '. a ' ' ' .'fA?42 'f7l. 3' f Q g .ygmitii Z, .V ' X , A ., 1 4 i-. v at 5,51 ,... , ,., .Q-1 .4 3 Q., 'QW2 f 5, . ,.:,. iw' . V 1 ' '. ,-.mv ' .5 ,PQ 17495, . A 5 44,4 ., Ll 2 Zi My mr,Jf 1 Yi 7 I . U nd, MVK 'e -N Q .- fit ' ' ' f 'fiqigm L 3-u-Yggsizahvv: I 5 ' f z 0' Wim.. 1 4 , .tri as X Xa l 4 r I ff 2 't f y . f ,ii ww-vvfr' Pugnetti, Randy Korinek, Randy Reeves, Archie Montanez, Andy Trainor, Blaine Arbuthnot, Ron Vasquez, Neal Carlile, Coach King, Coach Douglas. ' Z, i is ' ' an MM , 'E Q! c,,....q--' W-1' W m 'm l ' Blaine dives in home with a crucial score. 'msg 60 Andy and Ron smile at opposing pitcher. All-Conference pitcher Blaine Arbuthnot. JV team talking it over- f-.-4. islam A, '1 l Q . , ' S :wwf .,.,, 1. ,, , l l l in if ii . , ff' 3 A ' , ' V,x.,5,j? 35,5 ij? X 'iff , x l . E, 'iii 1 we 'w ME ' A , X ' .. ..,,,..,, f A f ' W ,O . , , All-Conference catcher Andy Trainor takes a mean cut. Manager Charlie Montanez and Statisticians Pam Chubbuck and Dee Dee Lozano. 7,3 -,, 1 35. 'N ', ,, - , xg 97 X ,V ' ' rr L' ' 1:1 M y V, Hg mf ,, QS. 1 ' -, ' a . f,,, - if , .fa 1,15 , me I , . V K ' '31, 44 e s fi ,,, ,, , i ,, b at f Ra 4 QV' ,K wtf' ex w. X vm' W'L V' K ve- A we Y 1 Q if MTX xii i Y if A? ft K Q' g A'f2 . izllgvhi I l l H W ,. 2 .1 , Gigi? , , ny f ar e . TV ,V M I I A . W f 1 A is 7 ,4 Q 35 , 'nl O ' ' Vwiigt, ,S V QW n , Mr. Hustle, Neal Carlile, stands on first with Coach Douglas telling him what to do. i llc, - '-5-p an 'Y Iirn Armendariz takes a high hopper. , Q, t 'ff -Vi fiflkl I g,,, A ,,, V AL V, . . . IVI- ' Kirby Kerrs stands waiting to play ball. 'lil W Q Y . WM 1' ,gm v f -M tit.N it l rrri ' w X -l 1 4f?'E-lim Randy Reeves puts on the tag. we '-'- W wi em if M- it 1 If i i ,...9nn-.5--. fe- ---' 4li1Cs All-Conference outfielder Archie Montanez. Chargers watch from dug.0ut. M-'7r!?3b? 'QQ .5 X W...-I Who Alih. lhose Guys! Say CHEESE! CLUBS CRUNCH, CRACK!-E. CHOPl Couldn't You Make lt, Ray? l I 1 Don' l You Understand ? Blow, Guys, Blow! Pep Club ln ACTION! .ffiv ,A t ICURNALISM The Iournalism class has many responsibilities. Its major project is to produce the annual, the CHARGER. The class does all the picture work, typing all the copy and captions, and selling ads, all within a deadline. Through the newspaper, the HOOFBEAT, the class is expected to keep the high school informed as to everything that is happening in the school. The paper is published every two weeks, with the students in journalism writing the news. ill 1 l ' A -its-P Amin Neal Carlile, Assistant Charger Editor, Pam Baker, Advertising Manager, ' , Carl Schroeder, Head Photographer, Andy Trainor, Assistant Hoofbeat 'L Editor. 'T x ' Steve Editor, Editor Mrs. Advisor Aragon Hoofbeat Pat Neitert Charger Maxine Hughes ns, 'mils -Ss, 3-. 'N'-s I t Standing: Steve Aragon, Neal Carlile, Arleen Sanders, Ioan John Tomky, Pat Neifert, Richard Siegfried, not pictured Kerry Estes, Andy Trainor, sitting: Pam Baker, Nancy Hallmark, Melyn Fisher, Carl Schroeder, Vicki Atkinson. Grantham, Leslie Wyeno, Sherri Markus, Mrs. Hughes, on floor: PEP CLUB Pep Club is an organization of students who primary concern at games is to cheer the teams on to victory. As a money making project, the pep club sold mums at Homecoming. They also painted signs to keep the teams in winning spirit. 3P0NS0R52J0aHGra11'fham, Paula Grantham- MEMBERS. Left to Right, First Row: Pam Chubbuck, Terry Gran- tham, Melyn Grantham, Nancy Hallmark, Wanda Russell, Vicki Atkinson, Leslie Wyeno, Sponsor- Mrs. Paula Grantham, Second Row: Deana Lozano, Jennifer Adkinson, Becky Aragon, Barbara Reil, Darcy Lozano, Rhonda Daniel, Amanda Terrones, Michelle Marez', Sponsor -Mrs. loan Grantham, Third Row: Annette Adkinson, Sandra Rodri- guez, Tammy Massingill, Randi Porter, Bernadette Castro, Linda Apker, Janet Ferguson, Danelda Weiss, Fourth Row: Diana Reeves, Lynn Cox, Cathy Baker, Sherry Geringer, Peggy Kern, Cathy Meyers, Sharon Siegfried, Janet Russell, Fifth Row: Tracy Gran- tham, Terri Gambrel, Sherri Mar- kus, Sherri Gambrel, Dianna Mon- tanez, Susan Leal, Sixth Row: Nita Rusher, Arleen Sanders, Helen Torrez, Pam Baker, Yolanda Ter- rones. OFFICERS. Left to Right: President - Wanda Ruesell, Vice-President - Vicki Atkin- son, Secretary - Nancy Hall- mark, Treasurer - Leslie Wyeno, Parliamentarian - Melyn Grantham, Freshman Representative - Terri Gran- tham, Head Cheerleader - Pam Chubbuck FOOTBALL CHEER- LEADERS. Left to Right, Top: Pam Chubbuck, Deanna Lozano, Marlene Markus, Bottom: Nita V. Rusher, Annette Adkin- son, Barbara Groves, Diana Reeves, Pat Neifert The cheerleaders are an important part of the pep club. They put on pep rallies and several halt-time shows. They put on a bake sale every Thursday throughout football, wrestling, and basketball season. The cheerleaders painted the front of the score-keepers table. It now has a MEAN CHARGER MACHINE displayed there. BASKETBALL and WRESTLING CHEER- LEADERS. Lett to Right, Top: Tracy Grantham, Marlene Markus, Pam , Chubbuckg Middle: Pat l Neifert, Nita Rusher, 1 Annette Adkinson, Bot- W tom: Deanna Lozano, Diana Reeves. BANDS OF CCHS During the 75-76 school year the band participated in the following activities: marching at home games, performing in the Homecoming Parade, playing at the Football State Playoffs in Sanford and Denver, and playing at basketball games. The band gave a Christmas concert with the theme 'Twas the Night Before Christmas, narrated by Mr. Arthur. They also participated in the Music Festival in Lamar on April 29. Some of the students in the band were chosen to perform in Holyoke Honor Band, Arkansas Valley Honor Band, and Top of the Nation Honor Band. 'vi The members of the Pep Band are: Front Row, Left to Right: Patti Parker, Danelda Weiss, Charlie Montanez, Laura Akins, Sherri Geringer, Curt Wyeno, James Franks, Sherri Gambrel, Terri Gambrel, Second Row, Ronda Daniels, Kim Thayer, Darcy Lozano, Helen Torrez, Kathy Biddison, Sandra Landgren, Kevin Pickerill, Cathy Baker, Laura Torrez, Michelle Marez, Elizabeth Scott, Third Row, Marvin Rogers, Kim Johannes, Ed Suher, Brad Barth, Ty Cobb, Torn Lamm, Belinda Baker, Pegqy Kern, Pat Neifert, Amanda Terrones, Sharon Siegfried, Back Row, Mark Grantham, John Montes, Joe Gunthorad, Director Fred Lund, Sally Fay, Doug Grubich, Guy Stevenson, Stan Pickerill. Seigtried. SIS. 4 Top 'Rowg Terri Gambrel Sharon Siegfried, Sherri Gambrel Bottom Row, Danelda Weiss Patti Parker Not Pictured are Peggy Allen Patti Sharon Seigfried was major ette for the 1975 marching band season Sherri and Terri Gambrel were feature twirlersp Peggy Allen Patti Parker, Patti Seifried and Danelda Weiss were twirl CONCERTBAND Concert Band Members: Left to Right, Front Row: Kathy Biddison, Sandra Landgren, Kevin Pickerill, Cathy Baker, Laura Torrez, Michelle Marez, Elizabeth Scott, Second Row: Darcy Lozano, Helen Torrez, Yolanda Terrones, Danelda Weiss, Peggy Kern, Belinda Baker, Pat Neifert, Sherri Gambrel, Amanda Terrones, Sharon Seigfried, Terri Gambrelg Third Row: Patti Parker, Rhonda Daniel, Kim Ham, Marvin JAZZ BAND Rogers, Kim Johannes, Eddie Suher, Brad Barth, Ty Cobb, Tom Lamm Mark Grantham, John Montes, Joe Grunthorad, Shayne Lane, Stan Pickerill, Guy Stevenson, Sally Fay, Doug Grubich, Back Row: Charlie Montanez, Curt Wyeno, Sherri Geringer, Laura Akins, James Franks Director Fred Lund. Director, Fred Lund Jazz Band Members: Left to Right, Front Row: Peggy Kern, Pat Neifert, Sherri Gambrel, Amanda Terrones, Sharon Siegfried, Terri Gam- brelp Second Row: Ty Cobb, Tom Lamm, Eddie Suher, Third Row: Mark Grantham, Sally Fay, Charlie Montanez, Stan Pickerill, Laura Akins, Joe Grunthorad, Director Fred Lund, Kim Johannes. 67 M. ,L Student Council Members, Left to Right: Back Row: Tom Perez- Sophomore President, Marlene Markus-CHIC Representative, Pain Chubbuck-FBLA representative and cheerleader, John Montes- Band representative, John Cordsen-Lettermen's Club representa- tive, Nancy Hallmark-FHA representative, Sherri Markus-Junior Class representative, Diana Montanez-Speech and Drama President, Steve Fosdick-Speech and Drama representtive, Foster Montanez- Sophomore Class representative, Second Row: Helen Torrez-CHIC President, Kathy Biddison-Pep Club representative, Blaine i tive, Henry Pollreis-Math Club President, Mark Grantham-Senior Class President, Tom Lamm-Math Club representative, Ronald Vasquez-FCA President, Wanda Russell-FHA and Pep Club President, Sitting: Andy Trainor-Public Relations, Jim Doak-Parlia- mentarian, Pat Neitert-Head Girl, Rick Peters-Head Boy, Melyn Grantham-Secretary-Treasurer, Sponsor Mrs. Pat Bentley, On Floor: Michelle Marez-Freshman representative, Charlie Montanez- Freshman President, Terry Grantham-Freshman Pepclub represen- tative. Not pictured is Kerry Fisher-Junior Class President. Arbuthnot-FFA President, Gary Grantham-Senior Class representa- The Student Council of Crowley County High School is an integral part of the total school program. The Council promotes student leadership and service to the school and the community. The Student Council provided aid to school clubs and classes, sponsored Homecoming, sponsored three dances, bought a directory board for the gym, provided a Senior Academic Scholarship, sponsored a Christmas Decoration Contest, and sponsored a ham and turkey drawing at Easter. Tom Perez, Terry Grantham, Foster Montanez, John Montes, Helen Torrez, Kathy Biddison, Charlie Montanez, Diana Montanez, Michelle Marez, Steve Fosdick, and Nancy Hallmark. FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA Front Row - Left to Right: Melyn Grantham, Wanda Russell, Debra Weeks, Mary Ann Hubbs, Randi Porter, second row: Russell Jordan, Blaine Arhuthnot, Ronald Vasquez, lim Doak, Nancy Hallmark, Ed Suher, Bill Wilson, Richard Siefgried, James Thayer, third row: Dale Atkinson, Stacey Sober, John Tomky, Gilbert Sando- val, Tom Schiro, Don Cord- son, Curt Wyeno, Clifford Wilson, fourth row: Sponsor Mr. Wilkinson, Raymond Terrones, Larry Grantham, Bart Arbuthnot, Rodney West, Charlie Hiiar, Sam Trotter, Steve Hopkins, fifth row: Marvin Rogers, Richard Wilson, Bill Radford, Brad Barth, Howard Meadows, Richard Beach. it ,f .px , l -.. K . it State Farmers Blaine AI. Executive Officers: left to right: Wanda Russell, Secretary, Jim Doak, Vice President, buthngtl B111 Wilggn, N01 Pic. Blaine Arbuthnot, President, Ronald Vasquez, Representative, Richard Siegfried, Sentinal, turedj Dale Baker, Russell Iordan, Treasurer. Nancy Hallmark: Crowley County FFA Sweet heart The CCHS Future Farmers of America participate in many activities. Included in the local activities are: State Fair, Sweetheart Contest, chili supper, slave sale, .public speaking and selling liquid cleaner. They also take part in district and state activities including the State and National Conventions and many contests. Iunior Officers: left to right: Bill Radford, Vice President, Ed Suher, Advisor, Melyn Grantham, Secretary, Bart Arbuthnot, Sentinal, Iohn Tomky, Representative, Sam Trotter, President, Stacey Sober, Treasurer. ff llr FHA meMAxzns or MEMBERS: Bottom Row. Left To Right: Thelma Kobilan, Sherri Gambrel, Ellen Wright, Terri Gambrel, Sandra Rodriquez, Linda Apker, Ianet Ferguson, Terri Grantham, Randi Porter, Jennifer Adkinson, Pam Chubbuck, Patti Seigfried, Sandy Wilson, Second Row: Ioan Estes, Christie Harris, Laura Akins, Tracy Grantham, Tammy Massingill, Cathy Baker, Helen Torrez, Faye Lovato, Diana Pena, Sherri Geringer, Susie Aragon, .Till Kimball, Third Row: Irene Rodriguez, Janet Russell, Deanna Lozano, Becky Aragon, Barbara Reil, Fourth Row: Diana Reeves, Annette Adkinson, Arleen Sanders, Kathy Biddison, Wanda Russell, Melyn Grantham, Nancy Hallmark, Sherri Markus, Yolanda Terrones, Marlene Markus, Peggy Kern. OFFICERS: Left to Right: Miss Lillian Bernhardt, Sponsor, Arleen Sanders, Secretary, Wanda Russell, President, Melyn Grantham, Parlimentarian and District Secretary-Treas- urer, Nancy Hallmark, Student Council Rep., Yolanda Terrones, Reporter, Vicki Atkinson, Treasurer, Sherri Markus, Vice-President. The overall goal of the Future Home- makers of America is 'lto help individuals improve personal, family, and community living. This year to reach this goal the FHA chapter had several projects. The community project was a fund drive to fight Multiple Sclerosis. The other money raising projects the club sponsored were a spaghetti supper, and a bake sale and car wash. The Purposes of FBLA are: to develop competent, aggressive business leadership, to create more interest and understanding in the choice of business occupations, to encourage members to improve the home and community, to develop character, to train for useful citizenship, to foster patriotism, to provide for and encourage the development of organized recreational activities, to strengthen the confidence of young men and women in themselves and their work and to improve and establish standards for entrance into marketing and office occupations. This year's motto is: Forward in the Spirit of '76. l Hill l l g. , i DUCITIOI USINESS EADERS MERICA i I F UTURE B L A Q .ra Q 3 , X wi-.ssm-.. ,V Al, l i 'Lx' , ,f me ff so it .4 - fix ,x h Idxfff 'x Q. .. ir? l 1:1 g .,.1, fits., L , firgt N, .,,, li 1 A tk' .7 'V' if 4- -X i ,v it ,,,.i ,r . SMX X,- 5 wif Mr. john Luby' Advisor. Marlene Markus, Ellen Wright, Nita Rusher, Russell Several students showing enthusiasm Jordan, Steve Fosdick, and Chuck Bowers. during an FBLA meeting. The 1975-76 FBLA Members: Lett to Right, Bottom Row: Pam Baker, Historian, Marlene Markus, Reporter, Pam Chubbuck, Student Council Rep., Nancy Hallmark, Fund Raising Chairman, Second Row: Melyn Grantham, Parliamentarian, Leslie Wyeno, Secretary, .lim Doak, President, Ronald Vasquez, Vice-Presi- dent, Susie Sanko, Treasurer, Third Row, lanet Ferguson, Michell Marez, Frances Wright, Irene Rodriguez, Linda Apker, Kay Jones, Mr. John Luby, Advisor, Fourth Row: Darcy Lozano, Jennifer Adkinson, Helen Torrez, Deanna Lozano, Peggy Kern, Yolanda Terrones, Dorothy Herrera, Top Row: Curt Wyeno, Steve Fosdick, Chuck Bowers, Larry Reeves, Gary Grantham, Wanda Russell, An-nette Adkinson, Ellen Wright, Arleen Sanders. CHIC The new Culture and Health Improvement Club KCHICJ was formed in the place of the Girl's Athletic Association CGAAJ this year. During the 1975-76 school year the girls in the club participated in a bowling and skating trip at the Broadmoor World Arena, and a hike around Ordway. They also went to see a Denver Orchestra Symphony in La Iunta and a Colorado College Hockey game. Marlene Markus, Vice-President Helen Torrez, Secretary-Treasurer - Deanna Lozano, Terri Gambrel, Sherri Markus, Second Salas, Vicki Ybarra, Barbara Reil, Michelle Marez, Sherri Garnbrel, Baker, Sandy Wilson, Kay Iones, Danelda Weiss, Yolanda Terrones, CHIC Members: Left to Right, Sponsor Elizabeth Ordahl, First Row: Terry Grantham, Linda Apker, Student Council Rep. - - Ianet Russell, President - Row: Belinsa Baker, Teresa Becky Aragon, Laura Torrez, Third Row: Lynn Cox, Cathy Francis Wright, Laura Akins, Fourth Row: Sherri Geringer, Kathy Jordan, Patti Parker, Kim Ham, Rhonda Daniel, Amanda Terrones, Peggy Kern, Sally Fay, Fifth Row: Sandra Rodriguez, Jennifer Adkinson, Randi Porter, Tammy Massingill, Cathy Meyers, Darcy Lozano, Ianet Ferguson, Sharon Siegfried, Diana Reeves. MATH CLUB Three members of the 1975-76 Math Club participated in the Ninth Annual Bridge Building Contest sponsored by the Professional Engineers of Colorado and did very well. During the year the club participated in the 21st Annual Mathematics Examination sponsored jointly by the Mathematics Association of America, The Society of Actuaries, Mu Alpha Theta, The National Council of Teachers of Mathematics, and the Casualty Actuarial Society. Math Club: Lett to Right, Front Row: Torn Lamm, Student Council Rep., Ray Pollreis, Vice-President, Henry Pollreis, President, Mark Grantham, Secretary- Treasurer, Rick Peters, Mathematician, Back Row: lim Kerr, Scott Shaffer, Gary Grantham, Larry Grantham, Iohn Landgren, Sponsor Arthur Shoup. LETTERMANS CLUB The 1975-75 Charger Letterman's Club. Left to Right. Front Row: Steve Aragon, Mark Grantham, Andy Trainor, John Montes, Timmy Armendariz, Bart Arbuthnot, 'Randy Korinek, Ray Pollreis, Hank Bryson, Larry Grantham, Rodney West, Scott Shaffer, Daryl Benorthamp Second Row: Arleen Sanders, Leslie Wyeno, Terri Gambrel, Vicki Atkinson, Sherri Gambrel, Annette Adkinson, Nancy The Charger Lettermans Club has expanded more each year with the introduction of more girls sports. This year the Lettermans Club sponsored many activities and had a few money making projects. Included in these was a run-a-thon in which Henry Pollreis and Rick Peters attempted to run to Eads. This was to try to raise funds to help pay for the new weight machine. They also held a chili supper in February as a money making project. The club also planned a retreat to the mountains for one or two days. E -N ,ww . WWQNYW Hallmark, Pam Chubbuck, Melyn Grantham, Dee Dee Lozano, Tracy Grantham, Sherri Markus, Back Row: Sponsor - Mr. Bob Hinkhouse, Raymond Terrones, Jim Doak, Blaine Arbuthnot, Neal Carlile, Iohn Cordsen, Henry Pollreis, .Tames Thayer, Don Benortham, Randy Reeves, Ron Vasquez, Ben Trujillo, Jim Kerr. Mr. Bob Hinkhouse - Sponsor Officers lohn Cordsen Sutdent Council Rep. Henry Pollreis President Annette Adkinson Secretary-Treasurer Benny Trujillo VicePresident 73 SPEECH DRAMA Shayne Lane, Peggy Kern, Steve Fosdick, Diana Montanez, President, Bill Woodruff, Coach Ken Kennard, Michelle Marez, Kim Johannes. Standing: Kim lo- hannes, Diana Reeves, Peggy Kern, Sharon Seigfried, Diana Mon- tanez, Bill Woodruff, Shayne Lane, Linda Apker, Steve Fosdick, Michelle Marez, Mar lene Markus, Sitting Tracy Grantham Coach Ken Kennard, Kathy Iorden. wf4..,,9g1,,,w., . 2- ,Z pf , . - Growth is the key word which describes the activities of Speech and Drama Society this year, for the group nearly doubled both its number of members and the number of activities it participated in. Further, the organiza- tion produced five people who became eligible for the new Speech Club letter. These people were Diana Montanez, Shayne Lane, Russell Jordan, Steve Fosdick, and Bill Woodruff. Speech Club did quite a bit of travelling this year, going to 12 competitions around the state, including two over- night trips. At these competitions, Speech Society members pitted their skills against literally hundreds of other students from as many as 55 schools in the Rocky Mountain Region. Thus, the meets not only provided quality compe- tition, but they also provided an environment where Speech Club mem- bers could meet and talk with students from all over the state. CContinued at bottom of page.J r .V A Drama Club was also more active this year, producing two small productions. The first was a reader's theatre production taken from Spoon River Anthology. The second production went on the road. The Marriage Proposal was taken to Pueblo and ft limi? i performed in the regional one-act play festival. Then the play was .?.,, A , , ,. Festival. taken to Greeley where it was again performed at the State Drama . . . Q Speech and Drama Society provides a dynamic alternative to those . Q i v who are not particularly interested in athletics. It provides stiff . .- r competition, travel, and enhanced social life, and a chance to Bn Waders Www, if Y :fi Q., ,Ne I y . A ' ll. ,,7., .i.t vvititut . . 74 Ken Kennard, Speech and Drama Coach. develop skill and competence in a very special, personal way. Speech and Drama Society should continue to grow. CAVCC CAVOC is to help one develop an employable skill and to become a responsible person acting as a citizen in a democracy, secure in his or her ability to earn, to learn, and to lead a better life. ff, ff if ll I r v f 'f', r-'r rr- -AT 'VW Q--'f'r- Front: Sandy Wilson, lst year- Nurse's aide, Thelma Kobilan, lst year-Child Care, Mitch Manweiler, 2nd year-Electronics, Susie Sanko, lst year-Data Processing, .Till Kim- ball, lst year-Nurse's Aide, Susie Aragon, lst year-Child Care, Chris- ty Harris, lst year-Nurse's Aide, Back: Mike Dunnigan, lst year- Building and Ground Maintenance, Iohn Medina, lst year-Welding, Don Benortham, lst year-Elec- tronics, Larry Reeves, lst year- Drafting, Chuck Bowers, lst year- Auto Mechanics, Ray Spirek, 2nd year-Auto Mechanics, Mike Atkin- son, 2nd year-Machine Shop, Fred Atkinson, 2nd year-Machine Shop, Bryan Bouldin, 2nd year-E1ec- tronics. WEIGHT LIFTING 'D--...,.....,. .... . .. ., The weight litters began their program by ' running and doing exercises. They ran one day and lifted.weights the next day. They also worked during the weekends. Clockwise: Mike Trujillo, Michael Trujillo, Hank Bryson, Ron Peters, Don Cordsen, and Gilbert Sandoval . 5. 1. F -s Fellowship of Christian Athletes 75-76 I t l W ww Hill is t J , J istt is Q, J Xw- X . a'i w 3,15 ,' ,. FCA is an athletic organization of X llvh , X tl W ll X J l young people dedicated to advancing J 5 'g 'vxx W V 'A' l 'J 1 'J A l 'Q fl Christian knowledge and faith in A W.. W L , themselves and others around them. M -. ,N , fi v N WJ if N This year the FCA had many meets ,R Qi , ' ! ,X ,, ji' 'J V with FCA groups from other areas. lt it X ' t : ' - V' ,i, N no tl t Delegates were also sent to the V X ,,:. , . .gn A , National FCA Conference of l975. ' V X 2 ' FCA Sponsors and Officers: Left to Right, Back Row: Henry Ashida, Rev. Virgil Lan-im, Bob Hinkhouse, Neal Rusher, Chuck Pugnettip Front Row: Presidents Ronald Vasquez and Tracy Grantham, Vice-Presidents Archie Montanez and Jennifer Adkinson, Secretary-Treasurers Randy Reeves and KNot Picturedj Ruthie Sanko. ftp Xiu Delegates to the 1975 FCA National Conference with Pro Athletes: Left to Right: Crowley County FCA Meets with Eads. Mark Arneson of the Saint Louis Cardinals, Randy Reeves, Benny Trujillo, Jeff Kinney of the Kansas City Chiefs, Neal Carlile, Randy Korinek. FCA Members: Left to Right: Front Row: Neal Rusher, Randy Reeves, Annette Adkinson, Jim Doak, Foster Montanez, Fourth Row: Marlene Archie Montanez, Tracy Grantham, Jennifer Adkinson, Ron Vasquez, Markus, Andy Trainor, Mark Grantham, Scott Shaffer, Diana Reeves, Blaine Arbuthnot, Bob Hinkhouse, Second Row: Neal Carlile, Darcy Deanna Lozano, Janet Russell, Back Row: Kathy Meyers, Cathy Lozano, Sandra Rodriguez, Janet Ferguson, Laura Torrez, Linda Apker, Jordan, Charlie Montanez, Micheal Trujillo, Larry Reeves, Gary Helen Torrez, Thelma Kobilan, Yolanda Terrones, Terri Grantham, Grantham, Randy Korinek, Don Benortham, Bart Arbuthnot, Jim Kerr, Pam Chubbuck, Blaine Arbuthnot, Third Row: Amanda Terrones, Benny Trujillo, Torn Perez, John Montez, Kirby Kerr. Tammy Massingill, Hallmark, Melyn Grantham, Wanda Russell f A i simnvrsuevzcs svsms L0ili SMRD Ml 'El' cszovam mum r W suvzammsom , ' . Y QS moons t,,,g NATIONAL HUNOR SOCIETY fl T -f S QQ ,T 5 , 5 74 'vi A X New members arep front row: Kathy Biddison, Sherri Gambrel, Nancy Hallmark, Melyn Grantham, Arleen Sanders and Mark Grantham. Old members are, second row: Pat Neifert, Pam Baker, Vicki Atkinson, National Honor Societies were founded to bring recognition to young people who are outstanding students in their respective schools. Each school applying for a charter agrees to abide by the regulations established for the Society. The object of a chapter shall be to create an enthusiasm for scholarship, service, leadership and character. Candidates eligible for election must be members of the sophomore, junior or senior class. This year the program consisted of an introduction from the sponsor Mrs. Lorene Broadbent, explaining the meaning of the ,M as Mug., , Leslie Wyeno, Sponsor Mrs. Lorene Broadbent and back row: John Landgren, Tom Lamm, Rick Peters and Andy Trainor. National Honor Society to all the students. John Landgren was the President with the following initiating officers under him: Torch Bearer-Rick Peters, Color Bearer-Paula Grantham, Warden of Scholarship-Leslie Wyeno, Warden of Service-Vicki Atkinson: Warden of Character-Pam Baker, Warden of Leadership-Pat Neifert, Vice-President-Tom Larnmg and Secretary-Andy Trainor. Initiated into the Society this year were Juniors Melyn Grantham, Nancy Hallmark, and Sherri Gambrel, and Seniors Mark Grantham, Kathy Biddison and Arleen Sanders. Pictured left to right are John Landgren, Vicki Atkinson, Sherri Gambrel, Nancy Hallmark, Ar- leen Sanders, Mark Grantham, Pat Neifert, Rick Peters, Tom Lamm, Leslie Wyeno, and Pam Baker. , LW T' Qi' 5 -up f muon ,g-SSS m ,ii-cf ' 'W L' I Y f J' ' 4 x, J, .XX. P . , , fu b. ,Q , Wi 1 '+f p-.L,.xR -., Q i ii Q X HOMECOMING Kleftj SADIE HAWKINS DAY Diana Reeves, Ruthie Sanko fright? SOCK DAY Patti Parker, Jennifer Adkinson, Rhonda Daniel, Darcy Lozano, Ianet Ferguson, Linda Apker. Ccenterl 50's DAY Carl Schroeder, Iohn Tomky ffar rightj HAT DAY Russell Iordan, Mrs. Ioan Grantham I UNIOR SKIT IS FIRST IN CONTEST Melyn Grantham, Sam Trotter, Terri Gambrel, Nancy Hallmark Q' 1 POWDERPUFF FOOTBALL GAME SENIORS-14 and IUNIORS-28 1 'VW J. 4, . 'fgiiifay K - my 1 2. Ailhn gage if ' F Q 5 5 Cabovel Seniors' first place float Kbelowl Cheer- leaders doing their thing Z' fi XX ll Running For A Victory , 5, '57 ' 1 ' .5-QQ A :AA ., --3 A Q fm gferg, 3'-f 1' In gzir 1 Wt Cabovel Queen Pam Destroys the Dane Mascot Kbelowj Sophomores are at it again! i',7, y SENIOR Attendant and ESCO11- Barb Groves and Iim Doak JUNIOR Attendant and ESCOH-Sherri Markus and Benny Trujillo SOPHOMORE Attendant and ESCOI1? Marlene Markus and Scott Shaffer FRESHMAN Attendant and ESCOIt- Darcy Lozano and Kirby Kerr e' 5 ,, i, HOMECOMING QUEEN- Pam Baker HOIVIECOMING QUEEN AND ATTENDANTS 1975-76 RED AN HITE :nm H a. 52' i 0, HM mf If Iii! 1 u nu HU 1. 82 MISS CHARGER Pat Neifert I OURNALISM SPONSOR Mrs. Maxine Hughes SENIOR QUEEN Arleen Sanders Attendent: ,. W , . H. .x -.W ,ww 11 'A U, 'I . .H ' ' I g EVRR I . Y lt' . W i v xt A ' 'P M Q w -. ,W Mrk: ww XWXM ,G W ,i it Ml Il. If if 'ix Kwl W-5 ww i.x.f w w ' it wi 5 ,A 1- , M 4 rr W an ,, - ' me fr' M I 'f if P . -J M MISS CCHS Vicki McDonell Barb Groves Each year, the Journalism Class and Mrs. Hughes sponsors Red and White Night. It is traditionally held on the night of the last home basketball game. Mr. and Miss CCHS were chosen from the Senior Class and voted on by the entire student body. The other nominees for Mr. CCHS were: Rick Peters, Eddie Suher, and Gary Grantham. Miss Charger is chosen each year NIGHT ROYALTY MR. CCHS Kip Wolfe from the lournalisrn Class and by the Journalism Class. Each class nominated three girls to run for class queen and then the entire student body voted on the nominees. Those who served as escorts for the class royalty were: Neal Carlile, Steve Aragon, Richard Siegfried, Iohn Tomky, Carl Schro- eder, and Kerry Fisher. JUNIOR QUEEN Sherri Markus Attendents: Vicki Atkinson Dee Dee Lozano SOPH QUEEN Tracy Grantham Attendents: Marlene Markus Cathy Baker FROSH QUEEN Michele Marez Attendents: Amanda Terrones Randi Porter R ' 4 ..... I 'Al- My Snr .ff-:F 1... Q I1 g 5Lif?t 'l Q U7 's rib' or-X f. 4' l 'W 'Ill 1 V1 QA A W, 4' I f l iw' in Hazel Miles, Victor Ward, Gifford Morton, Marshall Ward Bonny Lynn, Garrett Lynn Hazel Miles, Victor Ward, Eve Boyd, 'fix ,A-,I 2 .' Q. ' I I M-I wx . , ,nnl lllll rw, Bonny Lynn, Eve Boyd, Garett Lynn, Angela Boyd, Marshall Ward 84 EE Ord U13 gi L11 fi gl!! 32 EE C14-a 08 '22 Q!'U H E42 va go wwf lr'-3 32 5.01 I.-E Em ,gm --6 'Ub- Ho nu ii O 'GS ... :fc .-Q ,Cl O U an .... b an 4-I cn THE SENIOR CLASS presents LET ME OUT OF HERE by I . VINCENT BARRETT CHARACTERS Angela Boyd. ' EVE BOYD .......,.................. PAM BAKER BONA CBONNYJ LYNN ...... YOLANDA TERRONES BESSIE RHODES ....... ..... I RENE RODRIGUEZ HAZEL MILES ...... ......... P AT NEIFERT STEVIE COBB .... . . .MITCH MANWEILER GARRET LYNN . . ..... MARK GRANTHAM VICTOR WARD ...., .... G ARY GRANTHAM ANGELA BOYD ........ .,... S USIE SANKO GIFFORD MORTON .............. BILL RADFORD MARSHALL WARD ...........,.,.... TOM LAMM BEHIND THE SCENES DIRECTOR .............. MRS. MAXINE HUGHES LIGHTS ....... .................. N EAL CARLILE PROMPTER ..... ..,..... A NDY TRAINOR STAGE CREW ..... ......... K IP WOLFE HELEN TORREZ BILLY WILSON Mrs. Maxine Eve LET ME QUT CF HERE M Wm Hughes, Director J' gzi 'W 1' u V. Mfg! 'uf , fig, , wg 'Wi ' 4' ' .V 'S- U - .' T fi . h ifi A V 1, , W51, 'N' - La-f' ' . W '17 I ligpf --,.c,' M p , '5E'.f'f'f F 1- I Ln ' Q Victor Ward Boyd x i.. ssl 5 ' f KRKTS Tfiilf SQ? f x. X Q S X Q . S rs, is X ' 1 , x E X r X A is Ju Hazel Miles StGV19 Cobb 'Kim W 5 Y WG M r,,,r z if Bonny Lynn Bessie Rhodes IN MEMORY OF OUR FRIEND RANDY MARTINEZ LIFE N by Maxine Hughes Kindergarten, First Grade, Christmas Programs, Valentine Parties, Iunior High Dances. Life is so quickly in the past . . . Freshman Football, Class Meetings, History, Biology, English. All with homework. And after school buzz sessions. Life is so quickly in the past . . . Driver's license, Motorcycles, . O D Friends, Quarrels, Parties, Laughter. Life is so quickly in the past . . . I forgot to tell you I liked you. I didn't tell you Your smile was special I didn' t try to help you. Life is so quickly in the past 'I A MARRIAGE PROPOSAL A we Q ,,,, it mls. QM-T A awww mlm , ww www -www az ' ' 'HHN '-ull 2 , -my ' is ' A A f 4 J 5 'Q Mr. Kennard, Steve Fosdick, Bill Woodruff. Diana Montanez, Bill Woodruff, Michele Marez, Steve Fosdick The Marriage Proposal was presented at a regional contest by the Drama Depart- ment. At this contest it won top honors and s.,.,,,. the right to participate at the state level. The cast was: Steve Fosdick, Diana Montanez, and Bill Woodruff. The stage person was Michele Marez and the light man was Kim I ohannes. The director was Mr. Kennard and make-up was by Mr. and Mrs. Kennard. f. W U - . 'LjM,.3..,1w Z ,, Mm Steve Fosdick, Bill Woodruff ,ci YP?i.: . . , W ,,.0,,..fw-w I , V V ,f ' f 1 L 5 , , . , my ,,,.W..v,,MfM - ,..WW- -M 3 'V . wa-U' ,X W., ' Qt' 2 rm ...W ' ? SIIQVM f - .wi . ' . Q l NAQN . Steve Fosdick, Kim Johannes Diana Montanez, Bill Woodruff 87 PENNY CARNIVAL vw-1 11 I f Belinda Baker and I une Lovato at the ticket booth. The crowd at the carnival. Sam Trotter in the Chapel. Leslie Wyeno and Cindy Landgren in the Shoot Out the Candles The Class of 1977 held a Penny Carnival this year as main money-making project. Mr. Pat Bentley and Mr Shoup were the hard working sponsors. - . 4' 43 fi 1 cm, ,Q qv I may A t, Q 5 Deanna Lozano at the a-Glass booth. Mr. Kurt Douglas, Vicki Fosdick, and Dale Atkinson spending time in Da Jail. Ricky Weiss at the Hoop Shoot. Terri Gambrel with customers at the Glass booth. Q Q CCHS BOOSTERS MR. AND MRS. DUANE PANTLE MR. AND MRS. ALEX IOHANNES VINCENT AND BARBARA TRAINOR MR. AND MRS. TED LEAL BART MENDENHALL MRS. FRANCES WALTERS WHITTAKER REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE AGENCY ALLAN BENNETT, CUSTOM PRINTING SERVICE U ROCKY FORD DAILY MADE BAKERY IESS'S BARBER SHOP MR. AND MRS. ALBERT SIECFRIED, LARRY AND RICHARD KEN AND SHIRLEY HAM AND FAMILYM Y U Y Y Y CROWLEY COUNTY BOOSTER CLUB FLOYD AND DORO'I' I-IY CARLILEIE N MR. AND MRS. P. BENTLEY MOOT AND MARILOU GERINGRRY U JERRY AND LUCILLE NICHOLS CLARA AND DON MARKUS MR. AND MRS. LARRY BOND AND FAMILY IOE AND LIL VASOUEZ DANNY AND PATTI MORRIS I CHUBBUCK MOTOR COMPANY SAM AND LUCILLE SHAFFER CHUCK PUGNETTI FRED AND I ANICE LUND GARY AND DANA GIBSON SHARON PIGHETTI UFFE AND PAULA BENNEDSON KEN AND BECKY KENNARD BOB AND ROXA ANN HINKHOUSE KURT DOUGLAS MS. LIZ. MR. AND MRS. EDBRONNER PETE SMITH DALE OLIVERM CAROLINE PROCTOR HENRY ASHIDAY YYJYY Y DICK AND SHARON REEVES MR. AND MRS. I BE.NNIE..BAUER LUCKY AND HELEN ASI-IIDA COACH CORTESE MR. AND MRS. HARRY WYENO MR. AND MRS. HARRY DOAK f i 1976 JR. SR. PROM c 0 1353555503 'N' , 5 , f , rw ' , r i tl fn wt T fj. , .X 11 59, .if X N if ? E if 15' R+: ' 1 f... , .. . At One Time. lohn, Don't You Want Your Picture Taken? 90 Is This Called Dancing? Rick Dances With As Many Girls As He Can ' Everyone Is Having A Good Time Dancing, Especially Ronald. The Iuniors Sponsored the annual Junior - Senior Prom on May 15. It's theme was And Suddenly It's Spring and the colors were those of the spring season. The banquet began at 7:00 p.m. with the dance following at 9:00 p.m. The meal was catered and the music was furnished by So What. The crowning of the King and Queen took place at 10:30 p.m. Both the banquet and the prom were held in the Sugar City Gym. 5 , 1 L...-o,.,. ' X W W You Won't Believe What I lust Stepped On ig F? .1799 Y 'Y v mv Q at new fe i 1 495. 6-aw ef l -' , 1 2 fs fe S X WM EM' NWYQQ ' f i,,f,f, ., inn----'-i KING El' QUEEN Arleen Sanders Sz Bill Wilson Walltlowers?! i Vw' X,. A N l tfwll l llflilt M y I il K 'l KX lv ' i 'fl 4 X J! ,,,x,x n X mm. ww,',:,n A' v ,0 13W,'swQ'3g + 5. X + Typical Sophomore Servers, So What ln Action. The Faculty Looking Enthusiastic As A1- ways. .735 The Slow Dances Are Oh, So, Good. Pam and Blaine In- vent a New Dance. ATHLETIC A good turn out at the football banquet. 'i 99- Ricky Peters wins the oys Wanda Russell wins the girls' Sportsmans hip award 6F57 ww fa-'Ma Sportsmanship award. BANQU ET The winners of awards in the boys sports were: Outstanding Baseball, Blaine Arbuthnotg Outstanding Football, Archie Montanezp Outstanding Wrestling, Bryan Bouldin, Outstanding Basketball, Andy Trainor, Outstand- ing Track, Henry Pollreis, Mr. Hustle, Neal Carlile, Most Takedowns, Randy Korinek, Most Falls, James Thayer, and Outstanding Male Athlete went to Andy Trainor. 1 Mr. Hussle is baseball is Mr. Neal Yea Larry, you did it. Carlile. Xlwfl E Andy Trainor accepting the out- The winner of the outstanding baseball award goes to Henry Pollreis receiving the outstanding track standing male athlete award. Blaine Arbuthnot. award. nuff ...W . . M 'IA 1113212-. ' ' - i31Tf15 il N, ' . . h , ,W e if Rt 'iw' y 5 V A, ,rf A f - TL A if .mms H ,AM .W f- V i -. 0 Y '1 'Bla - a who It's not a Playboy, Ronald! The star manager, Charlie The VolleYba1l Sfafs Montanez. ' H 51 'V 'X ' asians Awards in girls sports that were given were: Outstanding Volleyball, Nancy Hallmark, Outstanding Basketball, Melyn Grantham, Outstanding Track, Kim Thayer, and Outstanding Female Athlete to Nancy Hallmark. Foods good, huh Marlene? 5 And the winner is ,. , liven Ivan! Like to pose, hm? Ray Spirek accepting his letter in wrestling. This year the Booster Club tried doing something new. After volleyball and football season was over they held two separate lunch- eons for the teams. Then in May another banquet was held for the track, basketball, and baseball members. The winners of the annual Booster Club Sportsmanship A- wards were announced. They were Rick Peters and Wanda Russell. if '- Y The outstanding track award goes to Kim Thayer. ..., . Melyn Grantham wins the outstanding basket- ball award. It's an award, Foster! Kneeling from left to right: Susie Aragon, Su- sie Sanko, Faye Lovato, Kathy Biddison, Pat Nei- fert, Yolanda Terrones, Helen Torrezg standing: SENIOR SNEAK Mike Atkinson, lackie Ross, Mitch Manweiler, Dixie O'Dea, Iill Kim- ball, Mark Grantham, Gary Grantham, Ronald Vasquez, Archie Mon- tanez, Andy Trainor, Neal Carlile. ' Is your name Helen Palmer? G G ,, I ffh' f ili, wi Twist :ff i. in ' i Q ' EVM' 1' 55532 l ff- .1-.2 N - wggvli V qi A G M, W i ... wi 1 ',,fQ ' ., ' a, . mli5b.4i4ieiWs . H we at P1 A ' 2 H x my TQ A , .9,fv.'::bf , Neal Hits Archie While Andy Hits a Hole-in-One. Look Out World, Here We Come! , 'V ! K a J get .u . , nu -as .., ll Ridin' Cowboy! 94 I'll Show You How It's Done, Ronald. How Do You Start This Thing? Nothing To Get Excited About, Mr. Neifert, Andy Can Handle It. Susie Poses for Another Pretty Picture. an A ,. 1 A Wil M uw 'tl Do The Hustle?! ,M .,,.W .,.......,, ' Got Another Gutter, Dixie? ,N W N What IS a Hole-in-One? .H ,va Wg w f , 5. QQ ,ww -If w w L Mitch, You Can't Play on Both Teams! Ah, Shhhhh A M vw fmttijw 1 ' ' , , , ,wi W, Y ivwwws -if -, X MMWWWW What Concentration, Faye. it Q, 'lu hr W X I I gffitw. if mx W2 K. ef' E I 1 'fm N3 a 'P N A 6, 'v a f 1 'A P 9 MWN3U9p Mr. Arthur and Senior Class President, Mark Grantham, presenting the CCHS Bicentennial Flag. t 1 ' Q in 5 gm ,I-A , - in vi. B 'Y 'ii W s Q A A ,vii .f 'af 2. 5' X 'H . ,., -..-4 5 if H f . g,..xW.,,,w , - A 3 ,Rauf Lf if .ff 9- 5 5 K' he all V .M i vw . 2 1 if-W f nf W :Y ,aim vp r,,,.t t 4-sr V -is .1 5 'TJ W . page Q 'X ern me. 4. -f., . M . 37 3-,,.wt ff , f aa. . 'f M hw 'ref R 35:29 X S X 1 t, , , is ... , ..,1 ,Y 1 , . . fesxrmff v . t new . E A we-v2g3fY,Mf A K 3 A , ' 112 ' , .pt gg L . Mrs. Broadbent presenting the Thursday Afternoon Club Award to Polly Mann. ,M Ray Spirek receiving a CAVOC Award from Mr. Arthur. it iyinlligwt H nwtrn,nlr in gnwniiwwmi . . . W v ' f Q M . .2 , H 3 J- L Y Y iv W W N .-X , 1 , 3 Q ws W ' it iwgi wg wily .. fmt .i f A. .i..2 an 4 . ' W ' V 'X f X 'W' W 3 2 ,1 ld- fl A . W Y r X . A H X 1 'X - 1 , A U, - . 3 by , . , 5 X , V 'l X f . N , N lv ' 3 F il ' a N 'll ,fl R -N. 1 I 'fl' 1 lb' N Mr. Bentley presenting the Student Council Awards. 96 SENIOR CLASS NIGHT 1 Mr. Arthur and John Landgren. The Senior Band Members Receiving their awards W PM v' it Pam Baker recelvlng a Volleyball Pep Club members receiving thexr awards from Mrs Grantham. 1 -1 E J i rf . Award from Miss Proctor g l 'N A Q .Vg my S V. , , ,,,,,.,.. Mr. Lund presenting the Out- standing Band Member Award to Mark Grantham. BAND SCHOLASTIC Outstanding Band Member Mark Grantham Valedlctorian Rick Peters Certxhcates of Achlevement Kathy Blddlson Mark Grantham Salutatorxan Pam Beker John Landgren Tom Lamm Pat Neifert Ed Suher Yolanda Terrones Helen GPA of 3 5 and up Arleen Sanders Tom Lamm Pat Neifert Torrez Andy Tramor Susre Sanko Mark Grantham Kathy Biddison Mary Walter CAVOC Superior Performance in Data Processing Susxe Sanko SCIENCE Certificates of Program Completion Susie Aragon Fred Bausch Lomb Scholarship - John Landgren Atkinson Mike Atkmson Bryan Bouldm Kelly Burgess Thelma Kobxlan, Mitch Manwemler, Ray Spirek SPEECH CHARGER OF THE MONTH Letter B1ll Woodruff Mark Grantham Pam Baker SPORTS Rick P9t91'S Most Valuable Football Player - Archie Montanez Blame Arbuthndt Most Valuable Basketball Player - Andy Trainor Most Valuable Wrestler - Bryan Bouldin DAR AWARD Most Valuable rn Track - Henry Pollreis Pam Baker Most Valuable Baseball Player - Blaine Arbuthnot Volleyball Award Pam Baker .TOURNALISM Pat Neifert Editor, Charger Neal Carlile CoEd1tor, Charger STUDENT COUNCIL Pam Baker Advertising Manager Steve Aragon Editor, Hoofbeat pat Nelfert Head Gul Andy Trainor Co Editor, Hoofbeat Rlck Peters Head Boy Pins Received by lim Doak Parhamentarian Andy Tramor Public Relations Certlflcates of Achievement - Blaine Arbuthnot, Kathy Biddison Gary Grantham, Mark Grantham, Tom Lamm, Henry Pollreis Helen Torrez, Ronald Vasquez. PEP CLUB Letters to Wanda Russell President Pat Nerfert Cheerleader Yolanda Terrones Member PERFECT ATTENDANCE lohn Landgren THURSDAY AFTERNOON CLUB P01137 Mann Award for Cooperation, Courteousness, and Industriousness - Helen Torrez Polly Mann and Ed Suher. Y ' 2 WY' V f I IP , it ll- ll FA ll l . lfll I T 4 , , ls ll ' P ' 7 - 7 f . wily. had .2 .f 5 .x L l l ' 'A l ,l gl y ' 1' , - r ,I ., J ll f rl 1 ww it . A ' x K. Y K A ' -' ix 'pn i ' 5' his ll 1 tl K: I f 2 BIA V 3' I . - J ' L , -. ,,.. , R QWTTWQ - W H W . ' 'fi N H t 2 'V W' , . -9' . Q . 1 M' M' x ' t X. . ' t X is w , t B V U ll Qt ' ,f , Q 3 ' J , X ' ft at ' lg in , 1 . 5 , .. l ,M ' 'T f , 1 1, ll N ll V g Y 1 ' A . xwlxxxxx ' it vw., t 1 . . . . . h xx xx li f it . ' fa I ll' , X , at U8 ,K . 1 l 1 I 1 ' ' 1 1 y ' . I - I I I . I . . I . I I is n , 5 ! ,v X4 X , n l - ' w -i , V , lt National Honor Society leads the Seniors in. Valedictorian Richard Peters and Co-Salutatorians Pam Baker and Iohn Landgren. , wmmkhnx And to think those kids are actually getting their diplomas . . . Why so Solemn?! V l -tw Here We COME!!! I never would GRADUATIO May 23 was the graduation date for the 1976 Senior Class of Crowley County High School. The class chose blue and silver for their colors, and their flowers were the Columbine and the Orchid. The class motto was It Matters Not How Long We Live, But How. The special speaker for the commencement exercises was Dr. 1 lohn Ray Stevenson of Kansas City, Missouri. Dr. Stevenson was a 1961 graduate of Ordway High School. Five fo go! ' , l , 1. 7 lu i ' , 5 W, ,vt ' PM N' X , 'fw Giy 1 ' ,V T' Sr 'WW' l wx ' .. 1- ' ' A 1 ' , A , ,. W a ' - ,, -.M , 1 1 1, y ..,-, X lx if Yl- ' 'Ili a .I I . f rs I Htl One step closer. Ooooo ,. . Ahhhh .. . ! l 1 D have believed it .. . One, Two, Three, HIT IT! DEDICATICN 1 if Z This Yearbook is dedicated to Mrs. Virginia Kinard. She was a loyal supporter of all our activities - from our high school sports to just being someone you could talk to about anything. She always had time to listen, to sympathize, to understand, to be a friend. We, the high school students, will never forget the extra boost she gave us and we will always appreciate what she did - from buying candles and stationery to yelling an extra loud Go Chargers! at a game. Thanks, Virginia. We will never forget you. BICENTENNIAL SALUTE TO '76 CROWLEY COUNTY SCHOOLS PAST El- PRESENT WSW' !'I'I x In District ff31 there were four schools, North Fowler, New Hope, Grand View, and Prairie View. Prairie View was up towards the Lincoln County border and six miles south was Grand View. Six miles south of Grand View was New Hope. Six miles south of New Hope was North Fowler. The top left picture is of New Hope and the top right picture is the North Fowler school in the background. The North Fowler picture was taken in 1944 or 1945. DISTRICT 32 DISTRICT 31 I3 Bill Broadbent taught in New Hope his first year of teaching, 1933-34. Ida Spencer taught at Grand View from 1940-45. Geoa Petrie taught at Grand View 1944-45. Audrey Wilson taught at Grand View her first year of teaching, 1922-23, with a salary of S900 that year. District 531 had 91 students in its census in 1916, when the district was first formed. In 1961 the census had 16 students listed. The four schools in District 532 were Star Valley, Bluff Springs, Antelope Mesa, and Pleasant Hill. The southern most school was Star Valley. Six miles north of Star Valley was Bluff Springs. In 1919 there were 2 acres given by Jack Ragsdale to build the school. In 1924 the old school torn down and a new one built. This school cost 52,000 to build, including a basement which many of the teachers used a living quarters. This is the school in the picture to the left. Ragsdales are now living in the school building. lust six miles north of the Bluff Springs school was the Antelope Mesa school. This school was built in 1915 and ran for 8 years and then torn down and a new school errected in 1923. The last year school was taught at Antelope Mesa was 1953. The northern most school was Pleasant View. In 1922 District 632 had 127 students listed on its census. Then in 1961 there were 18 students listed. CRDWAY The first Ordway school is shown in the bottom far left picture. The school shown at the near left was built and then destroyed by fire in 1917. After the fire, the present school was built. This school is pictured at the top left. An advanced architectural design was used for the new school, using a one story design instead of the usual two and three story designs. All three schools stood on the same grounds. 6' .' 1 I .U 2:-if I T I V . Lfx ' 'EL X 1 1 gf 2 . . J F., , V' Q.. TV? w.y+,,,,, ' -. 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Y W K Y lr-t 9 f The picture above shows 'the first Sugar City school. The school first had 400 pupils in the grade school and 40 in the high school. This building was later torn down. The bottom left picture shows the two 50 passenger wagons that were provided to bring some of the students to school. This picture was taken sometime around 1920. The upper left picture shows the newer Sugar City school, built in 1918 and still. standing. The school was first used as a high school while the other school was used as a grade school.Then it was used for the 6th thru 8th grades and closed after Crowley County consolidated. This school was listed as costing S100,000 to erect and equip. It was also said to have one of the finest gymnasium's in the valley. GLN EY SPRINGS X, . r.. ,,,. 4 eg.. , ' x . 1 gi - '5iT?'i2 Zig we H a a 4 xi ii 4 , . 1 ,sed ' if 4 . -W-Maw. , is The first Olney Springs school was rented from Jake Osburn, 1890-91. There was another building used in 1891-92. Then in 1892-1915 a building west of the present building was used. In 1915 a new building was built at the cost of S10,000. It is the school you see in the top picture. In 1923 the school added a gym and basement, making it look like the present building in the picture to the left. NUMA There were two Numa schools, Numa and North Numa. The picture above, taken this year, shows Numa, two mile west of Ordway. Many residents of Crowley County attended some school here. This school is still standing. Not much is known of North Numa except that it had closed some time before 1917. The Numa District, District 19416, was once part of the Manzanola District. The census of District 16 in the year of 1913, listed 143 students and in 1961 listed 78 students. 103 CROWLEY CCNSCLIDATED K s f , 53 15 , , 5, ,' .ws 14- fi ,f ff'-A af.. W . -23, 'Q ' gf ' ff- K- 1,3 MN gg, Il W-.,,, .ur gf' .5 5 I . f i V, If . gw.s.,:lk,,HLw .L-.5 V . V, -. fi 4 .f,, f3'21q.,,,,g ' '4 A ' ' A - 'EJ-.IWSJ 1'.gr147'Hf:W - .. l ' V . N f if 'BQTGH , ..., . 54 25 - 31' T, I .gfmif ' W '91 'JV ' A w,,M , gfffff T.. 1 , f f an ..- fa-ii: : 1-.2 wi ,. ' 4' A ' ' 'iw 1 L M t 'Q-57? lf' AJ- -mx' . is if ,' ' fs22fQs? lf znrwfl ml lfa1 Y' w .ffw .,,-j+2:4f , , ... ' , 1 , mm '- 3 W. , ., , ..,4 . .., K . . , , m- llll . llll 'U' ML A 1532 ng ul ,z I an m H f 0 -4 H Y' si f 2-rf.. Q , U . f xii.. wma p I U' .RQ X I ., , f gym , L,,' ' f' -my nig ga , -.r El f .J wel , ' ll lui s 8: BOB CREEK 104 CROWLEY The top left picture is the first Crowley school, built in 1914 and still stand- ing. It was used as a grade school until the Junior High was moved to Crowley, in 1970, and then used as a music and band room. The bottom left picture is of the second Crowley school, built in 1920. The school was first a High School then it became a Junior High. It is still used today as a Junior High. The first graduate was James Maurice, in 1921. The first superintendent was Mr. Dalby. Also in Crowley Consolidated were the King Center and Bob Creek schools. The King Center school is now Where Bob and Lorna Brewer live. The Bob Creek school was located about five miles north of Crowley on the west bank of Bob Creek. The school house is now a shed on Tom McCurdy's farm. CROWLEY COUNTY ONE - OOM SCHOOLS SAND ARROYA Not much is known of the Sand Arroya school. The school was located north of Sugar City. The old school building is now used as a Sunday School building for the Grace Lutheran Church in Sugar City. Amy Trotter taught at the school in 1915, 1920 and 1927. LOLITA The Lolita school was about 15 miles east of Sugar City. In 1913 the census had the Lolita District listed with 51 students and in 1961 it listed 5 students including, John Bowers, Steve Hagans, Dennis Mar- kus, Susan Hagans, and Judy Markus. This was the last school in its district to hold class. The school house was torn down. HORSE CREEK NORTH AND SOUTH The Horse Creek school was holding class in 1914, says Mrs. Brian Carter, but she doesn't know exactly when it started. It is believed that the school house was moved to Karval in 1926 or 1927. BRECKENRIDGE The Breckenridge school was west of Windmill Lake, north of Crowley. The school probably opened around 1900 and closed around 1915. BOX SPRINGS There were two Box Springs schools, North Box Springs and South Box Springs. The North Box Springs, located north of Ordway, across the road from the Dale Rusher residence, was built somewhere around 1900. The school closed in approxi- mately 1930. There were several Crowley County residents who went to school here, includ- ing, I oe Corum, Elona Kroph, Afton Harmon, and Kenneth Carter. The South Box Springs school was east of the Breckenridge Bridge, north of Ordway. The students of South Box Springs attended school in a home until 1911, when a building was built. Ray Peterson attended school at South Box Springs. The school closed in 1916. LINCOLN COUNTY SCHOCLS Several Crowley County Residents at- tended schools in Lincoln County. The Peak View school was right on the Lincoln County - Crowley County border, east of the Gano Ranch. Melvin Savage attended the Colum- bine school as a small boy until it closed in the 20's because of the depression. This school was located on the east side of Horse Creek in Lincoln County. After the Columbine school closed, those students attended the Valley school. This school was four miles north of the county line. -,Z NC I im Smith and Io Ann CSmithl Stanlick attended the Cocklebur school until it closed in 1948. This school was five miles west of the Mills Ranch. The picture above shows Cocklebur school in the background. After the Cocklebur school closed, I im and Io attended Henry Center. This school was about seven miles northeast of the Mills Ranch. Several other well-known folks attended school here, including I oe and Etta Corurn and Larry lenkins. OTHER INTERESTING THINGS This is a picture of the 1920 Ordway school busses and their drivers. Above is a picture of the 1916 Ordway High School Basketball team. Standing from left to right, unknown, Gus Worker. Sitting from left to right, Tommy Fountain, John Sypher, Floyd Hensler. Crosslegged from left to right, Emerson Eagleton, Robert Hicks. yi, A 1920 picture of the Ordway Lutheran Church. The Ofdway Methodist Church in 1920, 107 . ' . ,...n.. l ,J The sugar factory in 1920. The sugar factory was located at the south end of Sugar City's main street. A picture of the factory in 1902. AUDREY BOND WILSON-1922-23 in Grandview, 1923-26 in Fairview, 1926-34 in Olney Springs, 1934-37 in Otero. Married in 1937. 1938-43 in Olney Springs, 1943-44 in Arkansas, taught 4 months in Numa, 1945-46 in Olney Springs, 1949-51 in Ordway. Taught 41 years in Crowley County School District. BILL BROADBENT-1933-34 in New Hope and was County Superintendent 1950-66. 108 A FEW ONE - ROOM SCHOOL TEACHERS IDA SPENCER-1940-45 in Grandview, 1945-59 in Crowley, 1949-52 in Olney Springs, 1952-63 in Ordway, 1963-66 in Olney Springs. AMY TROTTER-1911-13 in Box Springs, 1915-16 at Sand Arroya, 1918-20 in Sand Arroya, 1920-21 in Crowley, 1927 in Sand Arroya. This 8 page Bicentennial Salute to Crowley County Schools would not have been possible without the help of all those who contributed information and pictures. The names of the persons who helped is too long to list but we would like to thank them anyway. Without their help the journalism class would have never gotten this project off the ground. ROWLEY CO NTY RANCHER DAVID GRASSMICK W-Y ROE AND VERDA BAKER HARRY AND JORENE MARKUS I I .4 OARL AND ADENA Ross ...I :.1: ALBERT AND 1-ULDA SIEGFRIED ' I FRED AND MELYN GRANTHAM -- ROR HUGHES 'T A 3 ' A MR. AND MRS. JOE RODRIGUEZ MAXINE HUGHES MW -I I I CARL E. AND LILA K. GLSEN HAZEL WRIGHT ' :'L- KEITH MITCH AND RAY MANWEILER E! KEITH AND BEVERLY ATKINSON RALPH ROGERS -C DUANE AND BILLIE SUE PANTLE 6 FRED ATKINSON 61 MEL AND PAULA GRANTHAM ' TERM' AND LOYCE GAMBREL ROR AND BARBARA JOHNSONEJZ rr' FRED SEDARSKY gn C-O BONNIE AND ANITA PETERS DIN E-A-MITE CAFE DON'S MEN'S STORE Sherri Gambrel, Arleen Sanders Good Food Sz Horne-Made Pie I oe Kinard 212 Main Ordway lACK'S MARKET Thelma Kobilan Little enough to know you Big enough to serve you. Fowler Clothing for the Modern Man Helen Torrez, Kathy Biddison, Susie Sanko Featuring famous Brand Clothing by V Levi, Farah, Campus Sportswear by Van Heusen Rocky Ford THE MAGIC DOOR Once you come to The Magic Door You couldn't ask for anything more. Men's and Wornen's Hairstyling Betty Hamilton Susie Isbell H X Donnie Reeves, Ricky Weiss, Sam Trotter, Sherri Markus BAUSERMAN FARM MARKET Manzanola CRCW'-EY COUNTY ORDWAY BQDY SHOP ABSTRACT co. PIOHBOXM 320 Main Street Wheel Alignment-Glass-Balancing Ordwa Ordway Y Abstract-Insurance ff? H J' f A, ik Nancy Hallmark, Mrs. Hughes, Billy Wilson .Tanet Russell, Ruthie Sanko, Benny Trujillo ORDWAY KOA CAMPGROUND FIVE POINTS CONOCO East of Ordway-Junction 71 and 96 phone: 267-3262 OfdWaY A L ,lx y y - 0 I ills.. Iohn Landgren, Henry Pollreis Art Class ESTES OIL COMPANY fi' Cooks, Mrs. Johannes, Mrs. Rodriguez, Mrs. Jordan, Mrs. Leal -- -----0 --- ' .minus annuwuzm- smemm:-f 1 ----- --Q ---'M r - ..... Mm N. lhxllllluuilnvuhrllulurmlllnepnnpuoemmrnnunq M. gp J.....r.....-- .-u .--. iq it nnnucnsslem nl mann mvwmqs-:sw-we annum xt ,,-1 gg- s---,.-J, W., . ....- -f--1 'X' - A 1 in Qnalmwss mm scams m-mam m N ,. 1 in nuunalwaws une nw:-si ri-mwsrxxm Qi! 3 in issuance i News nnnxswuntl ull! :N 4 'fb.'9i6ffWf - M l lislnrfsw l!3pln3 at -.... N. :I wwf ls? U in +1 1 Q M is L' if NET ,, K N Sl 55 Q r N - Janitors, Mr. Morgan, Mr. Jordan, Mr. Martinez, Mr. Gregory Ordway DAIRY KING WIEMER ELECTRIC AND APPLIANCE Qrdway 223 Main Street I phone: 267-475 phone: 267-9904 1 IA P Pep Club send-ofi ' Casey Burgess, Richard Beach TON I'S BOUTIQUE Col-UMBINE SAI-CON Plants-Terrariums Ordway 217 Main Sheet I Ordway Barbara Rell, Michael Truilllo, Johnny Camacho, Randy Ml.,c0If8B9, Randy Korinek, Kim Hamm, Patty Parker Baldonado Peggy Kern CROWLEY EQUIPMENT phone: 267-9949 PEP CLUB AND PEP BAND .533 FORAGE UNLIMITED Custom Swathing, Stacking, Grinding Ordway Billy Dutcher Dave Grcxssmick phone: 267-3458 Ph01'-ef 267-3467 WW' ' THE GANG std' 3 1 Qs , U if 1. I A are H4 HOTEL ORDWAY Mr. and Mrs. T. I. Boney IOAN'S HOUSE OF BEAUTY Ioan Reeves - owner phone: 267-3541 Ordway , 802 Sherman Ordway Ph0I19C 267-3216 ll. Tom Lamm, Andy Trainor, Mark Grantham Redkin Skin and Hair Care i Rick Peters, Richard Seigfried, Ron Peters, Chuck Bowers, Don Benortham, Miss Bernhardt, Ricky Waugh Connie Sedarsky Specializes in Men and Women's Hair Cutting KORINEK BUILDING SUPPLY Complete Line of Floor Coverings, Draperies, and Wallpaper BM' , f i Mr. Rusher, Peggy Ross, Lori Burgess, Mike Freeman, Mark Dias phone: 267-3131 924 Main Ordway CHUBBUCK MOTOR COMPANY 330 Main Ordway phone: 267-2511 'iff Frances Wright, Marvin Rogers, Stan Pickerill Granada-Torino-Mustang II MARKET Neal Carlile Jun Kerr Mark Grantham Benny Trujlllo QTack1erJ, Steve Aragon, Rick Peters, I ohn Cordsen COLONIAL APARTMENTS 1 it .a-'N W,:-we WWF Belinda Baker, Pat Neifert, Iohn Tomky, Sandra Iessie Phone: 384-4738 Swink RICHARD GRANTHAM Real Estate Ranch and Farm Property Land Loans Y- Tom Lamm, Beverly Comacho, Iackie Ross E.H. GRANTHAM 210 Main Street Ordway KROPF'S CASH-N-CARRY A G Store Ordway phone: 267-3296 Russell Jordan, Kerry Fisher, Sandra Jessie, Sam Trotter IRIS' BEAUTY CENTER 216 Main Street Ordway ORDWAY COIN LAUNDRY Betty Kester 112 East 2nd Ordway THE ORDWAY NEW ERA Ordway Printing, Publishing, Office Supplies 4 Donnie Reeves, John Landgren BEN FRANKLIN P.O. Box 338 Fowler Coach Hinkhouse Peps Up the Football Players COPE'S MEN'S WEAR Coats, Vests, and Ladies' Boots Fowler ARKANSAS VALLEY AGRICULTURAL CHEMICAL COMPANY The Volleyball Girls Having Fun at Their Banquet. Ordway phone: 267--3314 REEVES BROTHERS CONSTRUCTION. INC. All Types of Construction Residential - Commercial Home Improvements - Remodeling NBA . . .J ' .Q r.i'r 4 A Freshmen Working Hard in the Typing Room. Estimates Pittsburg Paint - Riviera Cabinets - Quonset Buildings phone: 267-3145 218 Main Ordway P I .F . SCHROEDER'S SONS CONTRACTORS im Typical Day in the Lunchroom. 200 First Street O d h ' 267-9914 267-4446 SUGAR CITY GRAIN COMPANY Pep Band at Send-Off fqr State Wrestlers. hone' 267-3812 O d McCLURE'S HARDWARE PD' VARIETY , W . Mx. Kennard, Bill Woodruff, Diana Montanez fWhat Bill mama, Ben, and Erma ABE they d0ino?7 213 Main Pipe and Plumbing Headquarters 0,-dway Thank You for Shopping at P. D. Variety MARY IANE'S STORE THE WIG WAM Complete Beauty Service General M9!Ch6l1diS9 Hairstyling, Permanents, Haircutting, OIDGY SPHUQS Blowouts, Men's Hairstyling Wigs - Sales and Service Judy Chamberlin - 204 Broadway, Ordway Myrna Tanabe - Crowley 267--3401 ,, ,K G ,w.j1'Yv0i! t --lv' -- ...M r W SUN' X57 - - - Marlene Markus, lim Ken, Terri Grantham, Rick Peters. CHRI- E- QLSEN , COMPLIMENTS or ! ,hom 2220- Papmmg ' R fm',,,d,,,,, nmmznscnumnnn nnornsns THE IRON GATE Gallery and Gifts 3rd Street and Main Street Ordway R H ,f rv-wg R ff Q ya, :rpg ' 7 0' 1' ,tu 5, 3 J: 9 Ie. .apt I lllxiib l I fl 'X I 5 ' uf I ' nf ,rg ,M -YIKS.. V., 'r' V Qt! it E 3 nf fif1 f+ , , r 4 1' 1 I - 3 . .. 't , ' -,r? ' xx-w3,'3a - mf- A - Q ': ' f ' A A A rw., . rf, ' - . . '. ' . .ff . sri.. u-V r' ,. '-,... ' ' ,' f - . ., , , .47 ,M - f-'Fm . 'W .Q . ., . ., P . ' I .r .. -. -I 4, . I . .i- .lffi 17' ' ' ., ' .sm-c Ks' LE 1-' is , 5.54 if Sl 1: :ffm sf5'Y h A 'NY 5-N - ,-1 W A an Wait a minute . . . I'm not ready! SIVII'I'I'I'S TEXACO 3rd and San Iuan La .I unta Gas-Oil-Accessories Bicycles, Lawn and Garden Supplies COMPLIMENTS OF Lawrence L. Fenton THE SPORT HAUS Rawlings, Spaulding, Sandknit La Junta Phone 384-5137 DOUBLE R AUTOMOTIVE American Parts Phone 254-7429 108 N. Main Rocky Ford BAKER'S SERVICE Gas, Oil, Tires, and Service I obs lnon Benommm, chuck Bowers, Gary Gwmmm, md swam ' Jessie I 4 John Tomky, Chuck Bowers, James Thayer, and Sam Trotter Olney Springs Phone 267-9994 KIT CARSON HOTEL. CAFE. QTERO LUMBER CQ. 8: LOUNGE 810 East 3rd La Junta Specializing in Steaks St Mexican Food La Junta phone: 384-4471 1 t i JJ XXV J ninn , 'mg - Aa Y 'J ff' yi! ,V is 0-31:5 , nn1 n , L Wn fi' J J 'J if 1'1f J i 4' 3 ' James Thayer, Carl Schroeder, Curt Wyeno I J.R. BOB CLAWSON ,r , if if 'ig kihitfbz. ' 9 STAT' 'HM Pat Neitert, Leslie Wyeno, Andy Trainor Custom Home Planning Service 13 West 4th msummcg La Junta Lumber - Hardware - Paints - Salts phone: 384-2335 Sales - Lindsay Water Conditioning - Rentals HARVEST LANES 2420 So. San Juan Rocky Ford Terri Grantham, Randy Korinek, Pam Baker, Scott Shaffer, Tammie Massingill, Sharon Siegfried, Mark Grantham, Jennifer Adkinson, Ronald Vasquez Bowling - Skating - Game Room ' 'The House of Family Entertainment' ' EMPIRE STATE BANK 301 N. Main Rocky Ford Nh'-QQ ' .... v ' .,.L.fM., , ., Pep Band at Send-Off for State Wrestlers ' 'You're somebody special with us. LOVE'S SHOE STORE PEGGTS CAFE Main Rocky Ford Rocky Ford ff i':? ' X, ,.-M Larry Grantham, Steve Aragon, Scott Schaffer Donnie Reeves, Mr. Bennedson, Randy Reeves YOU'LL LOVE LOVE'S SHOES Open 24 Hours 1 .M V, '5 ,Q -3,45 -. u ' 'A M . KORINEK TROUT FARM Restaurant Sz Steak House 304 Columbian Ave. Swink 384-9968 ' Fred L- KO1'iI19k Thomas Sz Ieannean Tefertiller Steaks, Lobsters, Luncheons, Banquets Pat Neifert, Dee Dee Lozano, Pam Chubbuck Ronald Vasquez WILSON PLUMBING AND HEATING Ofdway phone Rocky Ford: 265-7271 716 West 3rd 384-2671 La Junta MANZANOI-A TRADING KORINEK SAND AND GRAVEL Grain-Feed-IESDZI-5551! Materials Sand, Gravel, Rock, Sf TOP Soil x f , -.4 fswrfn fsv:2t :f's- , X ' ,nl 3... ,Lx N, if h x9 2 ',X that J N3 if I Pgsf-'3x...f-'rzv Speech Class Puppet Show Pep Club Sz Pep Band Ordway Purina Chews 48215540 phone Rocky Ford: 265-7271 ARKANSAS VALLEY CO-OP Complete Farm Supply Center Earl Manyik, General Manager Tom Perez, Helen Torrez, Charlie Montanez, Kerry Fisher in the Watermelon Eating Contest La Junta and Las Animas 384-5433 456-1712 GREEN AND BABCOCK LUMBER CO. AND HOME IMPROVEMENT CENTER Nancy Hallmark, Dee Dee Lozano 100 North 10th Street Rocky Ford ROCKY FORD FLORAL ', M, , 4 Uk w. ' an Zvi! af 'jq il M' Richard Seigfried, Steve Aragon, Andy Trainor, Neal Carlile 1415 Pine Avenue Rocky Ford HOLLAND DRUG ROCKY FORD AUTO PARTS Complete Machine Shop Service Rocky Ford phone: 254-3338 Iohn Harris, Registered Pharmacist phone: 254-3468 1 is i Mr. Bentley, Steve Moyers, Cathy Meyers, Mike Frornan Sam Trotter Triumphs Again 4 Ellen Wright 1011 Elm Avenue Serving Crowley County Residents Since 1944 phoEZ?k35iii334 WILLIAMS CHEVROLET Sales, Service, Parts y , Pep Band 230 Academy Boulevard A Colorado Springs phone: 596-3040 GAMBLES FOWLER STATE BANK Mr. Arthur Member FDIC, Established in 1899 Fowler 310 Colorado Ave. La Junta HICKORY HOUSE THE FARMER'S CO-OP, INC. Smoked Meats-Chicken-Shrimp Delicious Steak c D 0 P o an Bill Wilson Steve Montono Petroleum and Farm Supplies 1220 East Third Phone: 462-5536 La Junta Manzanola P.I.'S EMPORIUM IUNE CHEVROLET y cnsvnom ec: N f' S on . S F I ' F U y F M . l J, ost xiii., f 1 W A World of Difference 966 Elmpizigzlgsr-Tiliiiflwyl 50 Main Rocky Ford Rocky Ford Y Compan Y I ames Thayer, Richard Wilson Arleen Sanders, Nancy Hallmark M- L- Fowler and Sons , 110 West First Street We Know What YOLIIIG Looking For. La Junta Rocky Ford Phone 384-9111 GRASMICK TRUCKING Henry H. Sz Anne Grasmick Trucking Hznnv HGRASM :x vucnmz Pm ETH 2468-wi if ik...-A ORDWAY PHARMACY r+r.f:-In 4' Kr MU Er 's Terri Grantham, .Tim Kerr, Mark Grantham, Ronald Vasquez BOX 117 Jennifer Adkinson phone: 267-3690 phone: 267-3211 Sugar City 231 Main Ordway phone: 384-7721 West Hiway 50 La Junta Bl OF 1aJ C U18 mc. Barbara Groves, Pat Neifert, Nita Rusher, Annette Adkinson, Dianna Reeves The One Stop Shop For All Your Farm, Ranch, and Home Needs! STANDARD OIL General Farm Supplies-Gas, Oil, Deisel 109 N. Ma1n Fowler Y ll, I P.E. Class Mrs. Trotter RHOADES FOOD CENTER 313 Main Ordway It's Surefine Shopping at Rhoades 306 S. Main Rocky Ford IONACH'S INC. CULLIGAN WATER CONDITIONING Hardware-Furniture-Mortuary 4 16 West 5th Phone: 384-9311 La Junta A . s K . ' uw si ' 6 C I AH, is , n, n N. aww--q ' Henry Pollreis, Nita Kgxsher, Nancy Hallmark BEVERLY'S FABRICS Rick Weeks' Mitch Manweile' Complete line oi Fabrics and Notions Phone: 267-4664 ' 409 N. Main Ordway Rocky Ford BENDERS CLOCK AND LOCK Clock Repairs - Lock and Key Works - Foreign Car Keys 961 Walnut Rocky Ford 1 . 1 ' , - ' 2 WW 'f ' 7 t A I Q' , f S' P 5. A Q s ,, Q. . XM f yd M, iv-F '39 A QT' 5, iixggrispsv' A. , ,, X 3 M, , . 'VK My ,fi ,N K V? 71, N , eww J '- N 2 1. fx-:ESQ zvfwl-Q yi Q,gf11fg,,L- egg' Mfg- ,j,3Zj,g- f,5g2?5fg .Digg gl , 33313, ..lx?'f'nMgji Q ii-ifZ Ji?i,, , Q 1 + H 1 3 A all ,335 3.4-w h.:-, vqfwfx,-4 ' -1 'y A-wi h .V V .ws-wg It . ef , V , .V ' . ,. ,..i',Q,,, ., ,.- ., ,, A. . . Q Blaine Arbuthnot, lim Kerr, Steve Aragon, Andy Trainor, Ronald Vasquez, Iohn Cordsen, Neal Carlile, Benny Trujillo, Rick Peters, Archie Montanez VEATCH'S MARKET Meats - Frozen Foods - Vegetables - Fruits Rocky Ford MORLAND IMPLEMENT COMPANY 3 lim Kerr, Marlene Markus See Us Now - We've Got The Best New and Used Rocky Ford GOBIN STATIONERY 215 Colorado Avenue La Iunta 921 Elm Avenue Rocky Ford ,f wr' fi 5 A A Henry Pollreis, Ronald Vasquez, Jennifer Adkinsou M-C AUTOMOTIVE SUPPLY 224 Main phone: 263-4641 Fowler BONDS BUILDING MATERIALS. INC. ' rar .Q .'v'xrv x wt , V V , NSS.-xg, Ae-W-m.M wzzlwky ix-MEX N A tww-Rfk fir X' A - ,ok , ,, , A A - X'-S.-Yr-,-. .scsi-. A5 my , f .N ,, V ,, 1 41, ,:A,m,:JHL,uimmwwxgig 1 I ,,,Mx:A N h xt x N . , ' f fs ,Q K' 4 I Lu.S,,3gg?Ei,-,,tWav-mslg,-:Wl,.S5g lg .' 'hvl-1 nl :jg ...ll 22253255 1 W ' , l W IIE!!! .,,' ,gp Ee' I , ,,., 7- , Y W . .Q U , , ...Il ,W Ill' a.i,Qg::55'1f, -grep, 'U lllll 1 'ef ' - - -- , Q ' ,7r':jrf- 3 , A I - . . lL 'fI - g lj Cheerleaders at Pep Rally Anything and Everything in Building For,Ranch, Farm, or Home phone: 263-4251 Fowler MlKE'S GARAGE MANWEILER 8: SONS 309 West2nd phone: 267-3662 CONSTRUCTICN Ordw-ay phone:267-4608 Ordway Building-Remodeling-Tree Estimates l L. gi Terry Reeves, Russell I ordan, Kerry Fisher, Ricky Weiss lohn Tomky Blaine Arbuthnot, Neal Carlile, Archie Montanez Parts and Service BARR'S FINE IEWELRY SH3FIul3AR Porr ELECTRIC. INC. 210 Main Fowler phone: 254-3741 700 Swink Rocky Ford Contractor, Dealer, Fixtures, Lamps, Appliances, Repairs, Pumps, Motors Kiwi . . 5-nn.-X XL 7 + mm.. Blaine Arbuthnot, lim Doak A to Z ELECTRIC CO. 700 Swink Rocky Ford ' phone: 254-3741 Appliances-Refrigeration Football Skit Complete Electrical Service-Air Conditioning Fred and Bob Freidenberger R.N. MASON 8: SON fINC. 115 Santa Fe Avenue Phone: 184-4465 La Iunta Mrs. Hughes, Patti Seifried Candy-Cigars-Paper-Bags-School Supplies- Fountain Supplies-Janitorial Supplies- Institutional Needs W THE CATTLEMAN 218 Santa Fe La lunta Phone: 384-2731 Barbara Groves, Kip Wolfe, Keith Rank, Chuey McGinty, Kelly Seifried, Richard Wilson CH 1 K . PI? .-- .awa w 'xffflf mms? d,,.,1n j-A 'J 15:31 --' fl lg X U x M 'Q 1,6 -4 141: 'X - .x , s Y Kixwasv-um0'nnNxMoJ TAYLOR RENTAL YI-on CENTER WL 118 San Iuan La Iunta Tools 8: Equipment for Home-Industry-Contractor Things to Rent for Every Event Kevin Pickerill, Helen Torrez, John Cordson, Yolanda Terrones, Rick Peters, Christy Harris Instructions-Supplies-Firing Rt. 7943 Box 97 203 Chalmers La .lunta Phone: 384-9374 FLAIR CRAFT CERAMICS Carpet Specialists for 27 years We'll Floor You .,,.,WW,. 1 V ' . ' I ' ,V 0' -,,,. ,,, . - ,V I V -Q ,, ' ' , ,. 'iffiww J : A 7 1 1 ,. . 1' 1 ,Ewa MRL' Q 4 M ' ,, ,, W My - V V ., , ' x EC AL, f , ,- Ji! 7 if fu, -. V! X5 , ,,a, A ' , f- '- F S+' , I , fr , -4 1 7 . W ,pry it I I . 3 LH I., ' 1 W 'iWe he 1 if , Mwsfw' Guy Stevenson THE CARPET BAG Carpet Specialists for 27 years We'll Floor You La Junta TAYLOR LUMBER CO.. INC. 16 E. 2nd KRYSTAL LI-SNES BOWLING Phone: 384-'YY83 La Iunta I - A Iohn Tomky LA Iohn Cordsen, Ray Pollreis Bowl for Fun 202 San Iuan, P. 0. Box 443 East Highway 50 La Junta Rocky Ford FOWLER DRUG HANCOCK AGENCY INC. Photo-Fountain-Prescription N Fowler N f N I I FX I Phone: 254-7661 EDDY AND LANGDON Lei HS help You with Your insurance needs 321 Santa F9 PhOI19I 384-2131 Life-Auto-LiabilityFire-Homeowners I-6 Junta Rocky Ford MCKENZIES ELDORADO SALES AND SERVICE Two Stores to Serve You Music, Furniture, and Appliances Ray Pollreis, Iohn Cordson Arleen Sanders 14 West 3rd Pickup, Campers, Travel Trailers 601 East lst Cwarehousej Mini-Motorhomes, Fifth Wheels La Junta Crowley ph. 267-3416 LC. PENNEY CO. QUICKEE FOODS O iii, 712 East 3rd in La Junta K V h 4 n 'It and Grove in Las Animas Rudy Terrones, David Santisteven, .Tim Armendariz Hwe Know What Beverly Cornacho Your're Looking For, Open 7:00 A.M. to 11:00 P.M. La Junta 7-Days-A-Week ORD CLOTHIERS BEN.s GAS HOUSE E HQ!! X 6 phone: 267-5554 Ordway 1 Rodney West, Ms. Ordahl, Michael Trujillo, Don Cordsen Melyn Grantham, pam Chubbuck' Nancy Hallmark, Pam Baker, Ianet Russell, Arleen Sanders 228 Main Gas, Oil Filters, Batteries, Accessories Ordway Carl Schiffer-owner ORDWAY PLUMBING ORDWAY CHRYSLER' AND HEATING PLYMOUTH INC. . . 56 f'l41i , f t ,Q 5, ,,, 5 L' 'iffy ,,- -an bv' Howard Meadows, William Swope, Dennis Salzbrenner Mike Froman, Andy Trainor, Benny Trujillo, Mr. Arthur, Mark Grantham, Ronald Vasfiuev Blaine Arbuthnot 605 East 3rd Home of the Drippy Faucets O1'dWaY . I' FIRST INDUSTRIAL BANK Interest on Savings 870 Interest in You 1001: Open Mon.-Thurs. 10-35 Fri. 10-55 Sat. 9-12 Lunchroom Scene Phone: 254-7831 Rocky Ford FROZEN FOODS. INC. Waiting in line for chow. P.O. Box 31 Rocky Ford VALLEY CONCRETE COMPANY Ready Mix Concrete Is Ms. Ordahl upset? P.O. Box 550 Rocky Ford Compliments of T. ROBERT HUGHES Pam Baker, Neal Carlile, Blaine Arbuthnot, .Tim Kerr Iohn Montes, Charlie Montanez, Hank Bryson EL REY CAFE Pete Sz Toni Lopez Thelma Kobilan, Faye Lovato, I une Lovato Green Chile, Combination Plate, Enchiladas, Burritos 8: Tamales, Tostadas 8: Tacos Fowler Ph. 263-4611 bg ROCKY FORD NATIONAL BANK F.D.I.C. Insured ig, f . , '1 : W ., . 1 ,i i i x L . gg Q Z 03 'I . A , Q M ,Mffffh , M X QI K .-. 2 . , 9,1 1: . L . X . ., J. ' 5? I . P.O. Box 30 Rocky Ford IENSEN'S BLUE RIBBON BRATVOLD PHOTOGRAPHY PROCESSING r - l 208 East Santa Fe Avenue Fowler gr - m-ii V, . P, . Q riii I . P . S rfftxzwg 215 f oi P ff as , ir . J A i ix X , - ' milf I 'I-L M lf: 1 :inn I I g Y as ff2,.xr 5g..,23a I I A I I nl .gl I' K ij!! f .kf giT 'f2a ,f .Lx2v.x,,., fi . --rf' fy' . , - as ., - nnn.,r . f n.,,n .g f :fgfrlalw 7 Mg if I A B - -I . I ' Billet in 'W4 V I I . --' 1-fr-f af , fmt .-fl .'i3Sil,fF1EE1 fi . n,nn 'B 9, E - . ir iuii f - Sid' fr J Vi 4 71:2 - ry, E , -xr! I? -I ',p-wig Q f Mr if asf 'P Illia m':vl-H-Vx A 'li gc isa Gilbert Montano Ph. 263-4293, 263-4294 Gerald A. Ie nsen I erry I . Jensen .,rr Your School Portrait - Photography La I unta CENTEL souTHEnN COLORADO Powen Gongratulations. 1, ggi 1 l -qi Sam Trotter, Kerry Fisher, Ricky Weiss, Terri Gambrel, Peggy Kern D 8: W DEPARTMENT STORE 207 Main phone:263-4642 Fowler WAMMY'S SPORT SHOP 307 Colorado Ave. phone: 384-7861 La Iunta Peggy Allen, Richard Seigfried ORDWAY BAPTIST CHURCH We Welcome You to Our Services . Mm? 1 WM, 3 1 WWW ww aw. inn ,.. ,W 6 :Q Vg: 4 ,. f ,ff I mn , 1 M--W' FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF ORDWAY r 'fm 541125931 Rick Peters, Brad Barth, Don Cordsen THE OLD RELIABLE phone: 267-4611 Ordway Member F.D.I.C. DEE'S TV 221V2 Main Ordway phone: 267-3122 Admiral Mastercare Maintenance Color and Big Screen, Black and White TV Stereo Consoles, Radios, Tape Recorders f. 21 a-Miw 7 3 41, Ly 1,5 The Noon Gang VERA'S CERAMICS Free Instructions 221Vz Main Ordway Greenware, Paints, Brushes, Supplies Firing on Premises 1 RALPH'S LA IUNTA FORD 12 year Crowley County Students: Susie Aragon, Billy Wilson, Yolanda Terrones, Mike Froman, Iill Kimball, Ed Suher, Thelma Koblin, Mark Grantham, Helen Torrez, Gary Grantham, Richard Beach P.O. Box 1126 Highway 50 West La Junta ORDWAY ASSEMBLY OF GOD FARMERS INSURANCE GROUP 1 1 Ordway Pastor Rev. C1iffKornmue1ler Howard Meadows, William Swope Sunday School - 9:45 Morning Worship - 11:00 904 E1 A Young Peoples Service - 6:30 Roclcry Fznigue Evening Service - 7:30 I G h R t t. wednesday Night Bible study - 7:30 oe ra am' epresen a we . COMMUNITY BAPTIST CHURCH Earl Hamilton, Pastor Wednesday Bible Study And Prayer Service Summer 7:00 p.m. Winter 7:30 p.m The Church Where The SON always shines Sunday School 9:45 a.m. Morning Worship 11:00 a.m. ,Youth Hour 6:00 p.m. Evening Service 7:00 p.m. Crowley H 81 R FARM EQUIPMENT ...A ' 4 QQN - , F. f il' Mixfff rxkrgirfr I auia it I: fi' fc: Rufus Schroeder : I 5 Phone 267-9912 N' 3 Q 'I :,:: 572: ' .4 is 3 Q D- FARM EQUIPMENT N , COLORADO BIOSCI ASMILFS 4 2 f 2 5 ' c cou.o se ORDWAY 4 MILES .- o o I im Doak, Annette Adkinson GREEN TRUCKING. INC. Kathy Biddison, Helen Torrez, Ronald Vasquez 12th and Pitkin Fowler phone: 263-4244 We Haul Livestock and Grain Ray Peterson Lester Snethen Edgar Cannon Chuck Porter Kip Patton Clyde Grantham Melvin Savage Dorman Savage Edward Markus Lyle David Russell Davis Afton Harmon Dean Rusher T.W. Hobson Dave Ragsdale I ohn Givan Harley Rusher Walt Rusher Ronnie Husher Mike Cannon Charles Holland I oe Pahljina Buck Bond Lloyd Dillon CROWLEY. KIOWA 8: LINCOLN COUNTY STOCKGROWERS ASSOCIATION all R HI i Sally Fay, Peggy Allen, Patti Seifried Bill Trainor Don Hendrix Alvin Carter Lowell Johnston Barney Burch Clifford I ohnston Jim Petrie Bob Baier Bill Hagans Steve Hagans Bill Gray Pete Aragon Bill McCurdy I oe Ray Gano Rancy Tom Denton Virgil Trotter Bill Ringle Kenneth Carter B.O. Carter Ernest Johnston David Grasmick Pat Trainor Kenneth Anderson Howard Anderson SUSIE ARAGON SENIQB ACCOMPUSHMENTS sravn ARAGON A 1 'School Paper -N 3,4 X School Annual - 3,4 FBLA - 1,2 ,f ' ' Chess Club M l,2,-3 Letterman's - 3,4 ' , FCA f 1,2,3 Football V l,2,3,4 N Baseball - 1,21 GARYFGHANTHAM , it 1 Student Council- 3,4 Class Officer - 4 ,-.FBLA - 1,2,3,4 1 1 FFA - l,2.3,4. Chess-Club - l.,2,3 ,Letterman's - 1,2,3,4 Math club - 2,3 MARK GRANTHAM ' Student Council - 2,3,4 FHA - 3,4 ' , ,, Pep1Club A 2' ' Powder, Puff Football 1, 3,4 BLAINE ARBUTHNOT , FFA 1 1,2,3,4 Student Council!!! 3,4 Class Officer - 2,3 Letterman's - l,2,3,4 FCA - l,2,3,4 ' Football - 1,2,3,4 Basketball - l,2,3 Baseball - l,2,3,4 FRED ATKINSON Cavoc - 3,4 MIKE ATKINSON Cavoc - 3,4 Football - 4 Wrestling ' 2 PAM BAKER 1' School Paper - 4 School Annual - 4' Class Officer Q 2 FBLA - l,2,4 ' 1' Honor Society! - 2,4 Pep Club - 1,2,4 ' Cheerleader -f 2 GAA - 1 Track -, 1,2 , Volleyball - 1,2 RICHARD BEACH FFA Q '1,2,3,4 KATHY BIDDISON ' Student Council - 3,4 FBLA - 3 Honor Society - 4 FHA - 2,3,4 Pep Club - 1,2,3,4 Drama Club - 3 Jazz Band - 2,3,4 GAA - 1,2 Powder Putt Football BRYAN BOULDXN Cavoc - 3,4 Wrestling - l,3,4 NEAL CARLILE School Paper - 3,4 School Annual - 3,4 Class Officer - 2 FFA - l Letterman's - 1,2,3 Football - l,2,3,4 Basketball - 1,2,3,4 Baseball - 1,2,3,4 , JIMDOAK , , - 3,4 Student Council -'N 1,2,3,'4 Class' Officer 1, 1,2,3 , FBLA - 1.2,3,4 FFA -1,2,3,4 1 1 Chess Club - 1 Football - 1,2,3.4, , Wrestling - 1 ' Track - 1,2,3 MIKE F ROMAN FFA - l,2,3,4 Football - 1,2,4 Class Officer ' 4 1 1 F3154 ,-Yl:2,3 l f ' rm ,,,, - r,z,a tttt NjNDrarna,,Clxxh - l,2,3,4 , 1Jazz1Baud - 2,3,4 Football - 1,2,a,4 1 1 11 Basketball - 1,2 Honor Society - 4 BARBARA GROVES ' Ql,.Class Officer - 2,3 FBLA - 2,3 Pep Club 1 l,2,3 Cheerleader - 4 N Pom Pon - 3 Basketbally- 2 Track - 1,2 Powder Puff Football - 4 SANDRA IESSIE 1 School Paper - 3 ' School Annual - 3 FHA - l ,Pep Club ,r l,2,3 N ', IILL KIMBALLN 1 1 FBLA'- 1' FFA N- l FHA - 2,3,4 Pep Club 1 1,2 Powder Puff Football - 3,4 TOM LAMMM Student Council - 3,4 1 FBLA -' l,2,3 Honor Society - 3,4 Jazz Band - 2,3,4 Pep Band -- l,2,3,4 ' JOHN LANDGREN Class Officer - 4 Honor Society - 3,4 Math Club - 3,4 Basketball - 1 Track - 3 FAYE LovA'ro FBLA - 2,3 FHA - 4 Pep Club ' 1,2 GAA - 2,3 Powder Pull Football - 3,4 MITCH MANWEILER Jazz Band - 2,3 Pep Band - 1,3 Cavoc - 3,4 Football -' 1 1 Wrestling, - 1,2 vxcxr ' MQDONELL Fsr.A1.11,2,s 1 1' f lllfl 'lll 'w -tr- 1-1Pom Ponr2'!2 f .lll , llll Q3'f'lCSAl5ll'.i1.,1lQ2I'. lf- ll 11Traclr1'H 1' i7iAiron1E WNIONTANEZ' ' ' Student Councill - .l,2,3 l, ,l,l ,Basketball -, 1,2,3,41 1 1 1 ' Baseball - l,2,3,4 Track 1 3,4 1 1 , i'FC5'fQ112L3,4 , 1 1 l Lettermarfa - l,2,3,4' ' ' Class 1officsf, L ,2,3 f PAT1 NEIFERT' 1 Student Council - 1,2,3,4' 1 School Paper - 3,4 School Annual - 3,41 Class Officer 4 1,2 FBLA - 3 1 FHA - 1,z,3 , ' Pep Club - l,2,3,4 Cheerleader - 4 N Jazz Band - 2,3,4 'PGP Band '- 1,2,3 , , GAA-,1,21111 ',,,..' ,,,,. rack L' 1,2 1 Powder'Pulf Football - 3,4 1 1 Honor Society - 3,4 DIXIE O'DEA ' School Paper - 3 School Annual - 3 GAA - '2 RICK PETERS Student Council -N4 Class Officer - 2,3' Honor Society - 3,4 Math Club - 3,4 Chess Club - 2,3 Letterman's - 2,3,4 Football - l,2,3,4 Basketball - l ' Track - 2,3,4 , l ' HENRY POLLREIS , Student Council - 3,4 Math Club ' 3,4 Chess Club - 2,3 Letterman's - l,2,3,4 Football - 1,4 ' Basketball - 1 Track - 1,2,3,4' Cross Country - 2,3 BILL RADFORD FFA - 3,4 Football - 1,2 Basketball - 1 Cross Country - 1 Tennis ' 1,2 IRENE RODRIQUEZ Student Council - 2 Class Officer - 2 FBLA - 1,2,4 FHA - l,2,4 Pep Club - 1,2 Jazz Band - 1,2 Basketball - 2 Softball- 1 Volleyball - 2 JACKXEROSS , ' FHA - 4 Pep Club - l Powder Puff Football - 3 WANDA RUSSELL N Student Council - 4 Class Officer - 4 FBLA - 3,4 FFA - 3,4 FHA T34 ,.,,,,,l ,,,. Q ,,,, P3b ,Clubl-,fl3,4,l 1,,,1,1-1-,1 U B?5lF9lb'll. 'ff 'lf , ,. ll ,,ll ',,l' f 'N Volleyball 1 4 3,4 1 1 ,, ?9WFl9F'lPHfi,!F69tbs1l,i+,i4 ,1,i,1 1,11 1 ANCY SALAS ' ' GAA - L21 1 PSP Club ifllil. l' f f,f f track-its trlr 1 1 ,11, Powder ,Puff Football ARLEEN sANnt1:Rsj, T I , School Paperf 4 ' 30001 Annual 5114. ,, Y FBLA - 1,2,41 11 FHA f 1,2,4 ' N' Pep Club - 1,2,4 Track - l,2,4 U ' Volleyball - 2,4 Honor Society - 4 SUSIE SANKO ' 1 Class Officer - 2 FBLA - 3,4 FHA -1 3 1' , Pep Club - 1,2,3,4 Pom Pom - 2 Pewdei Pdf! Faalriaxi 1. llll M4 3. 'L it ,ffl Q, ff.. RAY SPIREK Wrestling - 1,2,3,4 Cavoc - 3,4 EDDIE sux-nm 1 j FFA - 1,2,3,4 YOLANDA TERRONES FBLA - 3,4 FHA - 3,4 Pep Club - l,2,3,4 Jazz Band - 4 Pom Pom - 3 Pep Band V l,2,3 CHIC - 4 FCA - 4 Powder Puff Football' - 3,4 Volleyball - 3,4 HELEN TORREZ Student Council - 4 Class Officer - 4 FBLA s 3,4 FHA - 4, , , Pep Club - 1,2,3,4 4 Drama Club - 3 Jazz Band - 4 GAA - 2 -CHIC - 4 ' FCA 2 4, l l , Powder Puff Football - 3,4 Track - 1,2 N ANDY TRAINOR Student Council xy 4 School Paper - 4 School Annual - 4 Class Officer - l Honor Society - 3,4 Letterrnan's - 1,2,3 Football - l,2,3,4 Basketball - 1,2,3,4 Baseball - l,2,3,4 RONALD VASQUEZ Student Council - 1,2,3,4 Class Officer? 1,2 FBLA - 1,2,3,4 FFA - 1,2,3,4 Letterx:nan's - 3,4 Football A 1,2,3,4 Basketball - 1,2,4 Baseball - l,2,3,4 MARY , WALTER ,,,, ,,,, 314 ,,,,,,, ,',i' ' I,,,FFA111111,2,3,41111 1 'igrilpggz 'La Lfl, ' 3 KIPWOLFE , , ,. .r F1-'A,- in f 1.4 at wooonurr A Drama Club - 4 N ,!,,,,, Cross Country - 3 1 N' I wx N aww W attended Universxt oi Southern olorado Universxty of Northern o orado of Northern lorado Colorado u YI-:AnBoc41 1QM5Q Ll '01 rm xwm mxwxs mv Mus non wnmuv mum s:rr:nr1l7vnN,nm VME -I 'Yfv y-.1 W, v E-VvfA ,-.F--Y' Wififlr -,..f'fZ-F,-r--f 4-,- rf rg, -F--,...4-p. .5- ' - ,NX s fx f ff fi f s , My W r 'I ,W QX. 4- A-f .7 I fx I f I f' . x 1 ' L I K X ' nf 'fzx X C r fi 1 ,..., -' -'-4:7 f w - . .-gz. .ff Eff'-fx! - - Q, W - , 1-Nitin., -L-vf '-Q,-p-.., -. f- N..,..,- f' f' X, .sf ff M T, fx :fx IN .. 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