Crowley County High School - Charger Yearbook (Ordway, CO)
- Class of 1983
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We Thank her greaTly for all The care and hard work she has buT inTo our Journal- ism class. 3 ss MW YEARBCDOK STAFF Silling, lefl To righl: Joe Liokiss, Mary Herrera, Juay Wisherl, Tina Torgler, Jeanelle Trujillo, Elaine Monlano, Debbie Vogl, Linaa Sanchez, Maxine Lovalo, ana Kim Hammer. Slanaing, left lo righl: David Krafl, Jason Lickiss, James Pool, Teri Allen, Terry Marlin, Lori Marsh, Lisa Kimball, Jerry Gon- zales, John Morgan, ana Jaime Baker. X ., Wy- :Q 5fi 15 L'? 'f :ZZ-' 'rx .W IQ, giffgq ,fl . A E :X HES 4 ' X ,QM wks? xx! 4' K I Y C78 R Nl ,L Q X , 'K' WH K J ' , gif ...wsw ' X ' - J , his Seniors Jcnme Boker w Q3 Kim Espinoza W4 v 1 x Ce Cosfeliono Concgpc-1 an Cmgfallmqg wl! '1 V Jerry Gonzales Ju-u-1 Q-fan f6o..La..L J? ik T' o'f1Alu.. IVK. QQQFQ H.o,1-vera, ww-wvf Kraft Xiu. -rr'f at Mcxesfos Sinus-'Q Morfinez Xl '1F:gS:k-QS , 1 N 5 .. A is f -N' 'Qff-.wwf Morgan 'V' 'N---...nv .XXX Reeves .EQAIQD 5 'Bw Nm he ,-4, 'Q QM. R. Swwi .rf 'FX NLT Lydia Judy Wishe WWSK. Vagi Af!! TNQ MR. SHOUP SENIORS Noi Piciured Elsie Eiiis Larry Mariinez Jim Smith if SENICDR James Baker FFA: 9, 10,11, 12: School Paper: 12 Annual: 12: Football: 9,10,11: Wrestling: 9, 10, 11: Baseball: 9, 10, 11. Kim Espinoza Student Council: 12: School Paper: 11: Annual: 11: Class Officer: 12: FBLA: 12 FHA: 12 Drama Club: 11: C-Club: 12: Track: 9,10, 11: Volleyball: 9, 10, 11, 12: Red 84 While Night Soph. Attendant: Presidential Classroom: 12. ' LaVon Espinoza FBLA: 11,121 Volleyball: Q. Jerry Gonzales Student Council: 9, 10, 11: Class Officer: 9, 10: School Paper: 12 School Annual: 12 FBLA: 11, 12 Jazz Band: 11: Football: 9, 10, 11, 12 Basketball: 9, 10, 11, 12: Baseball: 9, 12: Track: 10, 11: Scholastic Award: 9: State Qualifier - Track: 11: Red 84 White Night Escort: 10,11: Honorable Mention - All Conf. Football: 12. Leslee Gwyn Student Council: 10: School Paper: 11: Annual: 11: FBLA: 9,11,12: FHA: 9, 10, 12 Cheerleader: 10, 11,12 Drama Club: 9: FCA: 10, 11, 12: Basketball: 9: Volleyball: 9: Red Bc White Night Queen: 10: Miss Crowley County: 12 West Ark, Valley Junior Miss: 12 Colorado Spirit of Jr. Miss: 12. Kimberly Hammer C Student Council: 12 School Paper: 9,10,11, 12 Annual: 9,10,11, 12 Class Officer: 12 FBLA: 11, 12: FFA: 12: FHA: 11: Honor Society: 11, 12 Cheerleader: 9,101 C-Club: 11,12 Basketball: 9,10,11,12: Baseball: 10: Track: 11: Volleyball: 9, 1O, 11, 12 Scholastic Award: 11: FFA Sweetheart: 12: Class President: 12: All Con- ference Volleyball: 12 Dist. FFA Sweetheart, 12 Red 84 White Night Princess: 11: Red 8a White Night Sr. Queen: 12. Mary Herrera Student Council: 1O,11, 12: School Paper: 12: Annual: 12 Class Officer: 9, 10, 11, 12 FBLA: 11, 12 FHA: 9,10, 11,12 Cheerleader: 10, 12 Pep Band: 9, 10, 11: Basketball: 9, 11: Track: 9, 10, 11: Scholastic Award: 9, 10, 11: Red 84 White Night Queen: 9, 11: Homecoming Queen: 12 Head Cheerleader: 12 FHA Presi- dent: 11, 12 FHA Treasurer: 10: FBLA Vice President: 12. Kenneth Hijar ' Student Council: 11, 12 FFA: 9, 10, 11, 12: Football: 9, 10, 11: Wrestling: 9, 10, 11, 12 President, FFA: 11, 12 District FFA Treasurer: 11: Homecoming Escort: 9, 11: Red 84 White Night Escort: 11: State Qualifier, Wrestling: 11, 12 3rd in State Wrestling: 11: Presidential Classroom: 12. Corey Hoffman Student Council: 10, 11: Class Officer: 10, 11, 12 FBLA: 11, 12 C-Club: 11: Football: 9, 11, 12 Wrestling: 11: Track: 9, 10, 11, 12 Scholastic Award: 9: Homecoming Escort: 11,12 Red 84 White Night, Mr. CCHS: 12. David Kraft School Paper: 12: School Annual: 12 FFA: 11, 12: Basketball: 11. Jason Lickiss School Paper: 12: Annual: 12 FFA: 10, 11, 12 Football: 9: Baseball: 9, 11. Mario Lopez FBLA: 11: Football: 9: Wrestling: 9, 11. Barbara Maestas FHA: ii. Esther Manchego FBLA: ii: HosA-cAvoc: 12: Red at white Night Attendant: io. Terry Martin School Paper: 12 Annual: 12: FBLA: 11, 12 C-Club: 11,12 Mathf Science: 9: Football: 9, 10, 11, 12 Basketball: 9, 10, 11, 12: Baseball: 9, 10, 11, 12. Irene Martinez FBLA: io, ii, 12. Lorraine Minjarez FHA: 9, 10, 11: MathfSclence: 10, 11: Basketball: 9. Sadie Montano FHA: 9,10,11: Pep Band: 9,10,11: Jazz Band: 9: C-Club:10,11,12: Basketball: 9, 10,11, 12 Baseball: 11: Track: 9: Volleyball: 9, 10, 11, 12: Co-Captain, Basketball: 12. John Morgan Student Council: 9, 11, 12 School Paper: 12 Annual: 12 Class Officer: 10, 11: Honor Society: 11, 12 MathfScience: 10, 11: Wrestling: 9, 10, 11, 12 Scholastic Award: 9, 10, 11: Danforth l Dare You Award: 11: Head Boy - Student Council: 12 Boys' State Delegate: 11: State Qualifier - Wrestling: 12. ACCCDIVIPLISHIVIENTS Mary Beth Pelster Student Council: 12 School Paper: 11: Annual: 11: Class 0fficer: 10, 11, 12 FHA: 9, 10, 11, 12: Honor Society: 11, 12 YAC: 10: Scholastic Award: 9, 10, 11: Red 84 White Night Attendant: 11, 12 President - NHS: 12 DAR Good Citizen: 12. JOTT1GS Pool Student Council: 12 School Paper: 12 Annual: 12: Class 0f- ficer: 11: Honor Society: 11, 12: MathfSclence Club: 11, 12 Basketball: 10, 12 Track: 10, 11, 12 Scholastic Award: 10, 11: Danforth I Dare You Award: 11: Boys' State Delegate: 11: Honor Society Student Council Rep.: 12 Vice President: 11. Paul Relaford student Council: io: FFA: 9,1O,11, 12: Basketball: 9,1O,11,12. Brian Reeves Basketball: 9, 10, 11, 12 Baseball: 9, 10. Frank Ro,mero Wrestling: 40, ll, 42. 0lga Terrones FBLA: 11, 12 Basketball: 9: Volleyball: 9: FFA Sweetheart: 2nd Runner-up. Elizabeth Teubner FBLA: 12 FHA: 9,1O,11, 12 YAC: 11: C-Club: 10,11, 12 Track: 9,1O, 11: Freshman Homecoming Attendant: 9: Sophomore Homecoming Attendant: 10: Junior Homecoming Attend- ant: 11: Senior Homecoming Princess: 12. Tina Torgler Student Council: 12 School Paper: 12 Annual: 12 FBLA: 9,11, 12: FHA: 9,1O,11,12 Basketball: 9, 10: Volleyball: 9: Elected Head Girl: 12 FHA Secretary: 12 FHA State Delegate: 12 Miss Charger- Red 84 White Night: 12 School Improvement Com- mittee: 12 FHA State Voting Delegate: 9, 12 FCA: 9, 10, 11: MathfScience: 10: Jr. Class Play: 11: HOSA-CAVOC: 12. Lydia Trujillo School Paper: 10, 11: Annual: 10, 11: FBLA: 12. David Villarreal FBLA: 11, 12 MathfScience: 10, 11: District FBLA. Debra Vogl Student Council: 12: School Paper: 12 Annual: 12: FHA: 9,1O, 11, 12 Pep Club: 9: Band: 9, 10, 11, 12 MathfScience Club: 12 Basketball: 9: 11: Track: 9, 10: Volleyball: 9: 2nd Place Voice of Democracy: 11: Arkansas Valley Honor Band: 10, 11, 12 ist Place Voice of Democracy: 12 Top of the Nation Honor Band - Alternate: 11: Top of the Nation Honor Band: 12 Western State Honor Band: 12 West Arkansas Valley Jr. Miss -1st Runner-up: 12 Leadership Conference - C.U.: 12 Miss Crowley County - 1st Attendant: 11: Scholastic Bowl: 10, 11, 12 Solo 84 Ensemble Contest - High Honors: 10, 11: Girls' State -Alternate: 11: Jr. Class Play: 11, Woodwind Chamber Music Festival - Greeley: 11, 12: Drum Majorette: 12 President MathfScience Club: 12 HistorianfParliamentarian - FHA: 12 VAC: 11: 2nd Place DAV Journalism Contest: 12. Judy Wishert School Paper: 11, 12 Annual: 11, 12 FHA: 12 Cheerleader: 11: Track: 9: Volleyball: 9: Accountability Committee: 11: Miss CCHS - Red 84 White Night: 12. if Juniors Teri Allen Frank Baker Vicky Brailian Armando Covarrubias Jirn Geringer David Givens Snelley Gonzales Larry Gregory Russell Groves George Hackel Ray Hendrix Carla Hernandez Laurie Hillyer Keilh Hyers Kelly Hyers Kevin Hvers Lisa Kimball Joe Lickiss Cris Lopez Erneslina Lopez Maxine Lovalo Dawn Marsh Lori Marsh Elaine lvlonlano Jeonerie Trujillo N ir W4 WU y elson Yorke ii Greg Ponile Tom Pizzuii Jim Reeves Mercedes Rodriguez Lindo Sanchez Robbie Smooi Becky Soio i-iecior Terrones x V , ?' ' 1, , QM., 'f ,vs , 4 ,sw A 1 's 1 , 5 W-flu L 1 -ul W : l : A S Aggl 1, ,, J 1 Kg Tr 5 Q 'J 5 if ? I 5 V fx , ' 1 3' faq ' 5 I ., N?fi9,7Tff 9 ' w 14 . f rv Q,'?ffs?'R' k , ,,f ' , ,gn L z f it if lffd 5 , M y, 1, J I -if fu in ' h fl L W My , - ' A 7 -A Y ff i LM 1 -aww Sophomores Nancy Aragon lVlon'ry Atkinson Henriella Bauer Janel Broce Raa COFTGV Anila Chavez Dennis Cunningham Dawn Dano Anfon Espinoza Kelly Espinoza Bernaaine Findlay Julie Hernandez l, l-ley! VVnal's up There? Quick - Now's your chance! 2. l-lola ner Tignl! l'm Coming rignl over in a seoona. Could you please gel Thai neeale for rne'? 3. on no! Please aon'l blow into my face! l-low muon ao you wanl? 4. ll's nor funny al all - we oan'T possibly be The Lords of Flalbusn! 20 gw 5 A f. S ,, f my 'f 77 , Q11 ,Nw Ei Mfr- , nn. s::rff-:iff -ff -, .. 1, il M f f -,131 3 Y .1 sfrf 4 If Cindy Hoffmon Jomes Howells Rose lvlory Lovoio lvlory Jone lvloesios Tony lvlonchego Phillip lvlonchego Kelly lvlorlin Cheryl lvloriinez Dorii McClure Gino lvlonlonez Sylvio Pool lvlichoel Reloforcl ' 2 4. ll's The lolesi roge in The gome -o scroich oncl sniff poll! 2. No, Chelle isn'i moving oi oll - ii's Thoi sneoky hoy! 3. ls ihol whoi l weni To school for? To pose os o cenler- fold? A. On o soole from one lo len, he's opoui o seven - our his nose is o Ten! 5. I con'l believe ii. She's been here for hours! Well, whoi clid you expeci when she's poicl by The hour for doing noihing? 21 Jdcinlo Rey Chrissy Roberts Ldrry Romero Ndncy Romero Jewelene Rundle Andred Johnson George Sleller Pdul Tdfoyo Felicio Terrones Joson Torgler Chelle Torgler Jennifer Trujillo T. This liTTIe piggy wenl To The morkel . . . Chop! His lillle hedd wds off! 2. is lhol whdl you dsked Sonlo To leove you under The free, Ermo? 3. Don'T worry Sylvid! The Good Fdiry's helping me out on This one! 4. Sophomore con- didoies for Homecoming roydlly: Noncy Ardgon 84 Dennis Cun- ninghom, Cindy Hoffmon 84 Phillip lvldnchego, dnd Chelle Sa Joson Torgler Q ., gm ir fl as M4 Af gui MS, SEV f lla 1 2 . Q D , NW L , . , U K 22' 5 , M , W V 'jf R if Aka. Ili' 'N John Velere Chrisfino Vigil Richdrd Word l 'A' 3 iiii iiiii :Vim-f ,425 1 N Kgs 15' 4 V f f .,K:,,v:m : tw lrrv . . K . gg ffl zii ,ini ,,.. 5 E 43, , ziz Qi'i 1 Y 5, T211 7 , , V Q A -M ,,,,, ' ' 'f 7 1, ,.,, .. Quin . X. 1 ,V.ii ,,:,. 1 'VVV fl, . , '-i T T 'N l l T i 1- in... K 2 3 l. Sylvioll Why did you drdw d mushmdsh on my picfure? 2. lf you lifl fhol, l'll give you . If l liff fhis, you'Il give me -A-. 3. Greefings from Qleff fo righfj Jennifer, Cindy, ond Cheryl. 41. Cindy Hoffmdn bench-pressing five hundred pounds. 5. Tdking Time our from school To sign dnnuols of signing porfy ore Mrs. Hughes, Gino lvlon- fdnez, Andred Johnson, ond Dorii lVlcClure. 6. The Three Cheer- monkeys - Gino lvlonfdnez, Chelle Torgler, dnd Jeoneffe Trujillo. 7. Crowning of Sophomore Princess Cindy Hoffmcin dnd escorl Dennis Cunninghom of Homecoming Pep Polly. 8. Sophomore Skil for Homecoming Pep Polly. Aciors ore Andred Johnson, Rose lvlory Lovdfo, Cheryl lvlorfinez, Jennifer Trujillo, Kelly Espinozd, ond Kelly lvldrlin. Freshmen ,, 1 , A H, - , f, ,N rglrf 5 Raquel Alire Gerald Aragon Mary Bellis David Black Eric Boyd Cynlhia Broil Nlisiy Carr Cindy Carler Brad Chamberlin Karon Espinoza John G-runlorad Bernadeiie Hernandez lj Troy on The move. 23 is Ernie, Tommy, and Robert breaking oui. 33 Working on The Home- coming fiooii are, Mary, John, Misly, Erma, and Belen. AJ Cynlhia T. al The FHA Christmas parfy. 25 John Herrera Charyel Hillyer Sheryl Lindt Kathy Lopez Mike Manweiier Margaret Martinez Tom IVicCurdy Dustie McDonald ' X Cynthia McGovern Robert Montoya Rick Nevill Lynnae Nichols il Raquel, Kim, Erma, Cynthia, and Ramona show that they aren't shy at ali! 21 Surprise, Febie! 31 Cari and Bernadette- studying hard. AJ Troy, Pam, Carl, Cindy, John, and Kristy-Red and White Night Freshmen royalty. N0 PHOTO AVAILABLE Xiifiiii A 39:2 1 f 5 S N i , X 26 gpfi, -A-f-ff' i ,,,, f . Y, s-:J -if ,, f W ,. Wi -X M , Q 9 it N. ,A 1. 6 1 9 . Q 4' Q V be wg 2 4-. . 4 V 4 J ' Z P 5' 1' fa M NO PHOTO AVAILABLE Troy Pocino STeve Pelsier Billy ProTheroe Allen Rdpue Kim Reese Troy Reeves Eddie Rey Pom Ringle lvldxine Romero Cori Ross Romono Sonchez Febie Sondovol , Ziggy' swam , 'ir f' T - wif- fx 1' Q V J ' , im., ,E 1 W w. T 3 if f r' KY A VJ- w ,J ' T urirflfif, , A4.v'af' , S' WM , -W fs ff -1 in fr: ft ,i,,.,,.. gr ,f ..- ' . if M 'I1 Kim on The jump! 21 Cori, Tom, Pom, Ber- nodeTTe, ond Cindy work- ing hord in Mr. Shoup's Third hour olgeloro closs. 31 Honging ouT wiih Tony, Roberi, ond STeve. 111 Mis- Ty, Feloie, ond Cynlhio ol The FHA Chrisimos porly. 51 Cindy, Brod, Romono, John, CynThlo, Tom, ol The Homecoming pep rolly. V D fahggx roi jam rim V N 27 in--1. is f Terry Schworlz Chrisline Srnilh Krisry Sullivon Belen Terrones Errno Terrones Cynrhio Teubner Ernie Trujillo Thereso Vorvel Sherri Wisheril Tornrny Yborro lrfggi SORRY? NO PHOTO E ri i l 'v., ll Rociicol Freshmen, siorring: Gerald, John, lvlisly, John, Febie, ond Terry. 23 Krisry, Tom, Febie, Jim, Ber- nodelle, Ernie, ond Rose-scholors ol work. 31 lVlogic Ringle. All lvlr. Greer's onimol house, with onirnols like Troy, lvloxine, Roberl, Tornrny, Cynlhio oncl Troy. 51 Whorsomolier Corl, col goioher Tongue? :iliiig WJ or M 1 2 1 ' ,Q ' rf. ' Mfg' 5 if I kewl T T 3 M l ff CLASS OFFICERS 29 i. Senior officers pictured left to right, Dock row, President -Kim Hdmmer, Vice president-Corey Hoffmon, Front row left to right, Tredsurer-Kim Espinozd, Secretory-Mdry Beth Pelster, Cnot pictured lVlory Herrerd-Student Council Rep- resentdtivej. 2. Junior officers pictured left to right, Vice President-Nldxine Lovdto, Secretory-Shelley Gonzales, Student Council Representative-Russell Groves, Treosurer- Corlo Herndndez, President-Down lvidrsh. i st: X, lift?-an ..a-11 3'3- me V -. 1 2 3 3. Freshmdn officers pictured left to right, Student Council Representdtive-John Gruntorod, Reporter-Kim Reese, Sec- retory-Ermo Terrones, Treasurer-Cdrl Ross, Vice-President- Brodley Cnomberlin, President-Belen Terrones. A. Sophomore officers pictured top to bottom row, Student Council Rep- resentdtive-Jdcinto Rey, Vice President-Julie Herndndez,Pres- ident-Chelle Torgler, SecretdryfTrec1surer-Cindy Hoffmdn. A Sports N Q 14-f . f , Www, ,.,,,4l-V ,..-- ,rn A an w Us fy 4 VCDLLEYBALL 82 1. Top Row: L to R: Andee Johnson, Dawn Marsh, Sadie Montano, Maxine Lovato, Linda Sanchez, Bottom Row: L to R: Mercedes Rodriguez, Carla Hernandez, Shelley Gon- zales, Kim Espinoza, Kim Hammer. 2-5. Seniors: 43 Kim Espinoza, 410 Sadie Montano, W1 Kim Hammer, 917 Barbara MGGSTOS. 6. Chargerettes ready for some action! VARSITY JUNIOR VARSITY Custer Co. 15-13, 15-13 4-15, 6-15 Walsenburg 1-5, O-15 5-15, 15-11, 8-15 Rocky Ford .1-15, 2-15 7-15, 15-11, 8-15 ' Granada 10-15, 15-6, 9-15 12-15, 14-16 Las Animas 15-4, 15-13 11-15, 15-7, 8-15 Manzanola 15-8, 15-9 ' Rye 15-4, 11-15, 15-1O 15-9, 8-15, 5-15 ' Swink 18-16, 10-15, 13-15 1-15, 11-15 Eads 15-9, 11-15, 15-7 Q-15, 1-15 Centennial 15-9, 11-15, 15-7 9-15, 1-15 ' Wiley 15-O, 15-9 15-8, 15-5 ' Rye 8-15, 12-15 ' Cheraw 16-14, 16-14 3-15, 15-10, 4-15 ' Fowler 4-15, 1-15 2-15, 15-7, 3-15 ' Denotes League Games 1 2 i A 5 7 l. J.V. Players: 49-Andee Johnson, 45-Cindy Carter, NO-Kim Reese, 412-Sylvia Pool, Wil-Febie Sandoval, 415-Dawn Marsh, 414-Linda Sanchez, 417-Barbara Nlaesias, 48-Cindy Hoffman, 42-Darii McClure, 4'3- Julie Hernandez, F7-Ramona Sanchez, W6-Bernadelie Hernandez, 413-Rose Mary Lovaio. 2. Way To go Spark! 3. You'd never believe wha'r's in Thai wafer! 4. Kim Espinoza geiiing ready To serve. 5. Shelley G., l'm gonna spike ii down Their Throaisl 6. The Junior Varsity: Teamwork! 7. . . and 57, Mercedes Rodriguez!! 8. Coach Leininger looking on. 9. Aniicipaiionl 33 Schedule Trinidad Catholic 8, Rocky Ford 20, Springfield 20, Limon 6, Fowler T41 Stratton TO, Elicott 28. Calhan T6 Charger Football Crowley County Crowley County Crowley County Crowley County Crowley County Crowley County Crowley County Crowley County M Q - - Q. 1 Top Row-Lett To Right-Robbie Smoot, Jim Reeves, Cris Lopez, Frank Baker, Mario Lopez, Jerry Gonzales, Corey Hoffman, Terry Martin, Greg Pantle, Hector Terrones, Armando Covarrubias, Kevin Hyers. Middle Row-Coach Steve McCaleb, Coach Delbert DeLeon, Gerald Aragon, Larry Romero, Jacinto Rey, Rad Carter, John 'Vetere, Mike Relaford, Jason Torgler, Phillip Manchego, John Gruntroad, Coach Bob Hinkhouse. Bottom Row-Troy Pacino, Carl Ross, Bradley Chamberlin, Eddie Rey, Ernie Trujillo, Troy Reeves, John Herrera, Tommy McCurdy. X 5 vii ' Q18- . X .s l I t . ' or 54 3 .Mt I if QE W 5 L Q 1 ll QL 1 4, .5 ,':. . .ris 1 '-.a:: : 'if .- ll' L 1:5922 - of , r r , , , A C21 Senior Terry Martin on the prowl. Q31 The winning touchdown for T982 Homecoming game. C43 Chargers in conference. C53 Senior Corey Hoffman getting a pass off just in time. 34 i. The varsity getting a lot of support from The bench. 2. Jerry Gonzales taking a hard hit. 3. Frank Baker catching his breath. 4. Corey Hoffman heads for the end zone. 5, Spark Mario! iurtunr 3 E' 1 X 35 FALL CHEERLEADERS Bohom row: Chelle Torgler. Middle row: Jeonefte Trujillo. Sponsor f Miss Lombert Top row: Gino Monknnez, ond Leslee Gwyn. Sr, Leslee Gwyn L To R: Chelle T., Jeonefte T., Leslee G., 'X Q t , 5. pn L. wi in v , Y- .X it-,, My , i , 4 3 .-.--- .-V 5? 'fi If 'S V TE EA R 3 41 I .. Q ,X ,P 5 .9 S Vmfa in l Boflom row: Carla Hernandez. Middle row: Mary Herrera, Chelle Torgler, Kim Espinoza. Top row: Gina Monlanez, Leslee Gwyn, Jeonelie Trujillo. 2 Seniors: Boflom row: Mary Herrera, Kim Espinoza. Top row: Leslee Gwyn. 3 Soph. Andee Johnson, Winter Cheerleader. 4 L To R: Leslee G., Kim E., Chelle T., Andee J. 37 Wresiiing Charger Siyie Back row L. To R. Coach Dan Evig, Robbie Smooi, Frankie Romero, Heoior Terrones, John Verere, Kenny Hijar, Paul Tafoya, Larry Romero. Froni row L. To R. Kevin Hyers, Jason Torgler, Frankie Baker, Jaoinio Rey, Keiih Hyers, Troy Pacino. QNOT picrured, Eddie Rey, Mario Lopez, John iVIorgan.j iw' -J i ' A .. ow,-W' www.. ...R k 1 2 3 i. Eddie Rey, breaking opponeni down. 2. Larry Romero, go- ing for The pin. 3. Paul Tafoya, working for poinrs. 38 2 3 8 IO 1. Fronkie Boker, hiTTing The firemon corry. 2. JocinTo Rey working on The Top side. 3. Troy Pooino, Mon ThoT guy is BIG A. Fronkie Romero, working hord on boTTorn. 5. John Morgon Turning The guy over. 6. Morio Lopez, hiTTing The swiTch 7. Morio Lopez, Trying To score book poinTs. 8. Troy Pocino working To pin his mon. 9. HecTor Terrones, geTTing The BIG pin 10. Kenny Hijor, geTTing o good work-ouT. ii. Lorry Romero wiTh The greoT heod-lock. 39 Front L. to R. Mercedes Rodriguez, Cooch Steve McColeb, Kellie Espinozo. Book L. to R. Sylvio Poc Kristy Sullivon, Cindy Corter, Jennifer Trujillo, Shelley G-onzoles, Kim Hornmer, Sodie Montono, Nloxine Lovotl Febe Scndovol. Front L. to R. Lennoe Nichols, Kellie Espinozo, Chris Vigil, RoseMory Lovoto. Book L. to R. Romono Sonche Kim Reese, Sylvio Pool, Codch Armondo Perez, Febe Sondovol, Pom Ringle, Jennifer Trujillo. CHARGERETTES IN ACTION .A HK.. -. .r- s x - ' ' A - -'Q I, . um N ...,.- . N I , ' M S Q' . 25' ' mfs, , ii eee . .G fe . .,,, Z .,.,: . Y ': , Q 25 - 1 2 Y... .. 5 ,e --ff.: A 2 R aan- 3 4 THE EAN I, X x CHARGEQ MACHINE 2.412 THE MEAN CHARGER MACHINE 6 7 53-C il, . L oC.C,1 L QQ . - , ooo QC. mL,. CC ,,,.g in .iv A 1 .. k 2 ' I i 'i W2 Fff ' - .-- if-if 2 fi 'iff f 1- Sylvia 2 eeee 2 ll e- f eeee oeeeee eeee be 2222 ,,LL- 5 K' ff 'f ,:' 2 5 ee K f ::: X - ' ::::- A 2 Q ooee Qs:fgfgzzffiffff-5If wfiwexrx ,s:-Mews. ,ffie:-:::f::.elfwzif-iP's.22::ssaew2:'f55-- we .. 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Cherowfisee gf 39 e ff A3 1.192 2 - . 12 32 28 41 54 32 37 44 20 ' Denotes Leogue iLo s'AfiImcs 2 Swink Cherow Fowler -:i. :Kk , Custer County Rye e Monzonolo McCIove Swink Walsh Fowler Gomes, ARG L Boflom L To R Brian Reeves John Grhnlorad, Brad Chamberlin, Tommy IVIcCurdy, Phillip Manchego, Gerald Aragon, Jerry Gonzales Top Armando Covarrubias, Jim Reeves, Greg Panlle, Paul Relaford, and Terry Marlin. 5 lO Guard 59 Guard 5'9 Guard Terri' Momn Jerry Gonzales BfiC1f1 Reeves Fowler Granada Wiley Custer Co. Rye Manzanola lVloClave Swink Walsh 6'O Forward Paul Relaford La Junla JV 3l Las Animas 62 Trinidad Calholic ol Swink 55 Wiley 72 Cheraw 410 Cheyenne Wells 114 Swink 65 Cheraw 57 J. Reeves sinking 'rwo points. Jerry G. with a quick jumper. Sireich Paul! Sireichi Brian R. making a pass. G. Paniie on Top of The crowd. Terry M. Taking charge. 4 6 5 43 1983 CHARGER BASEBALL --.. 1 Front row left to right: Jason Torgler, Carl Ross, Ernie Trujillo, Bradley Chamberlain, Gerald Aragon John Guntoraa. Back row left to right: Assistant coach Steve McCaleb, Terry Martin, Armando Covarrubias, Greg Pantle, Jim Reeves, Frank Baker, Mary Beiiis fstaticianj, and coach Charles Pugnetti. Not playing next year Frank Baker Senior Terry Martin oo. 7 c.o.r41 3 f2J1O o.c.rn 2 Q23 3 corn 4 I2J 3 oc. oo 11 oo. 3 oornto 121 3 Las Animas 14 Wiley L11 6 T21 11 Burlington H111 T21 14 IVlanzanolal1J 7 l2J 22 Swink fForfeitJ Fowler 10 Walsenlourg 21 Fowler T13 1 1 Q23 10 Girls Track ni sv Front Row, Lto R. - Raquel Alire, Ramona Sanchez, Cynthia Brott, Cindy Carter, Cynthia Tuebner, Bernedelte Hernandez Standing- Coach Andy Goettel, Shelley Gonzales, Maxine Lovalo, Sylvia Pool, Linda Sanchez, Carla Hernandez, Boys Track Julie Hernandez. A 5,1 ,'if,-, is ,-f fi? i s ,,,f-sfisi is 1 , ' l J ,ff ,aj l l Front Row, L to R - Corey HOffmOf1,J9l'lY GOVWZOIGS- Middle ' RUSSGll.Groves, Coach Bob Hinkhouse, James Pool. STODUWIQ ' KGUY Martin, Jim Geringer, Cris Lopez, Phillip Nlanchego. X E STG TG Carla Hernandez and Maxine Lovalo. X 5 Lincla Sanchez .HS 1. Mr. Geollel - Smile!! - . at 3 , r 1. 4 .4 .... , .... ,,,, an V J- - J -I 19 .A 5' W - ka, -- I 2 , H in ,ar , 5 .1 , .. W, l X,.W i ff. .. LLL., L1.L i ,, 7 A'Yi'0i ' 2-ff? is QTL! .. 'qbEi.l7iT'i'J. +5 2. IT's one of those aays, 3. Passing lhrough- Qualifiers Shelley Gonzales MANAGERS Cindy Carter Q M K CVWCW Hoffman and Cheryl Martinez Shelley Gonzales gr- Ame.-T yyrs G ,k i 4ET2fef.z, 1 r-i ' G yr gm -its f' - 'LQQ -'::: .2f, V' i G ' :i' k V QQQ ,. 7' Did he SUV 907 A 6. Take il away Raquel! G M-av' S f 2 -:Ji 5-. i -Q l '- 'siixlg .-'+V ,TN 2 A r as 5. Like a Breeze! A, .lusra simple loss, ...: xl lil xgils - . li ze K: L lo R: Armando Covarrubias, Shelley Gonzales, Russell Groves, Carla Hernandez, Maxine Lavaio, Greg Panile, Jim Reeves, Mercedes Rodriguez, Heolor Terrones ancl Robbie Smool ATHLETIC BANQU ET their their Charger Slogan if 5 Shelby Wilson - Guesl speaker from University of Colorado. L lo R: John Morgan, Brian Reeves, Terry Marlin, Mary Herrera, Paul Relaford, Kim Hammer, Jerry Gonzales, Ken Hijar, Corey Hoffman, Sadie Monlano, Kim Espinoza, ancl James Pool. L To R: Chelle Torgler, Gina Monlanez, Lynnde Nichols, Mary Herrera, and Kim Espinoza, L18 E . Boosier President Quinien Reeves ond Kim Espinoza. Ken Hijcr ond Coach Don Evig. Aihleiic Direcior Poi Bentley, Ken Hijor and Fronk Boker. ff-.. X f E xxx, Pep Club Sponsor Dione Lcxrnberi. Coaches: Borboro Linninger, Chuck Pugnefii, Don Evig, Andy Goetiel ond Bob Hinkhouse. 49 T982-83 Trends Our Favorite Sayings TO Favorite Pastimes Quiffer Play Pool Main Hang Kick Back Kinky POTK Busted My Wig Cruise Main For Sure Go Bowling Main Squeeze Go Camping Som-mo Ditch School Hoser Fired-up Go to the KOA Go to Concerts Break Down To The Max Tubular O-tay Awesome Rock Groups Take-off ZY9 Van Halen Duck Scorpions The Fiik ACXDC Zero Billy Squire Scope It Out Queen Grady Loverboy Jams The Police Thumbs-up Asia Geoff The J. Geils Band Barf-out Bruce Springsteln Ragged The Moody Blues Ya-wad Blue Ovster Cult Bag Your Face Eagles Rats Styx Real Cool The Kinks Brew Rolling Stones Face Boston Bogus Fleetwood Mac Lame The Who Gag Me With a Spoon U-2 Totally Jefferson Starship Mellow Out Peter Gabriel Today Duran-Duran Rollin' Toto Yum l'rn Sure! Chicago Cheap Trick 2O Student MO NM Saga ' Bad Com an Favorites D Y Nigmmgef Nazareth GFGUUGHOD!! Santana KILO QA Red Rider Coors After The Fire Saturday Night Modern English Keggers Cruising Huey Lewis 84 The News T-Shirts With Sayings Vans Rick Springfield Girls ZZ-Top Weekends Split-Enz Bad Rides Eric Clapton Michelob Tommy Tutone Tapes 84 Records Dire Snails Shopping Blondie Guys Joe Walsh Video Games Judas Priest Older Men Jethro Tull Stereos The Tubes Srnurfs 84 Garfields Rock Groups Tom Petty 84 The Heartbreakers 2O Favorite Hangouts Weechos Rodeos Swink Pueblo Church Denver Pizza Hut Lake Henry Pool Hall Movies Games Dances The Mountains Boulder The Park Lovers Lane Rocky Ford La Junta K9 Anywhere outside of Crowley County!! Molly Hatchet Black Sabbath Foreigner Aerosmith Go-Go's Blackfoot REO Speedwagon Ozzy Osbourne Flock of Seagulls Steel Breeze Pink Floyd Heart 38 Special Led Zeppelin Journey Steve Miller Band Men At Work Pat Benatar Robert Plant Rush The Fixx Stray Cats Triumph Bow Wow Wow Ted Nugent April Wine Joan Jett 84 The Blackhearts Bob Seger 84 The Silver Bullet Band Martha Davis 84 The Motels George Thorogood 84 The Delaware Destroyers Richie Blackmoore 84 Rainbow Def Leppard 0 1982-83 Fashions Warm-up Suits Gunne Sax Designers Scoop Neck Tops Black Denim Jeans H' 1 Shrink-to-Fit Levis S5 Boot Cut Blue Jeans si Straight Leg Blue Jeans is 'L Knickers at Boat Neck Tops Vans Sneakers Wide 8g Flashy Belts Pleated Pants L. iii. ,V gv . l 'i . . i1s Bow Ties Prairie Skirts L ccsc Mini-skins it Ankle Pants l snsrr V . Mary Janes Ankle Strap Heels Cowboy Boots Headbands Ski-Jackets Tailored Suits Letter Jackets Nikes Ballerina Flats T-Shirts With Sayings Sweatshirts ':,. '-Iwi RH , J! 'r ig 'H N Leg Warmers University Shirts Concert T-Shirts Ruffled Shirts Lace-up Shirts Suspenders sv-..,, .R A ,ur s .Qs .rf A! WhaT Does iT CosT To Live in The U.S. ? The facTs are all evidenf. ln The 4980's The people of The UniTed STaTes are living in an ever increasing sTaTe of inflaTion. Sounds preTTy grim doesn'T iT'? However, This condiTion is noT as bad as iT seems. The cosT of gasoline, a major U.S. commodily, has de- creased This year. And, even Though oTher cosTs, such as Those of colleges, seem To have risen unbearably, Think of all The oTher less forTunaTe counTries. Those counTrles where There may be no such Thing as a college or universify, much less an adequaTe high school. There are even places where cars and blue jeans aren'T even available for mosT people. Surely The UniTed STaTes is a greaT land of opporTuniTy and freedom, a place where one can geT almosf anyThing one's hearT desires. C.C.l-l.S. sTudenTs, while knowing freedom iTself is priceless, have Tried To answer This quesTion for The year of 4983 - WhaT does iT cosT To live in The U.S.? f-ww... . I .n'Wm - I -re CosT of ATTending Colleges 84 U n iversiTies School CosT for 4 Year UniversiTy of Colorado - Boulder 35,450.00 WesTern,STaTe College - Gunnison 33,454.00 UniversiTy of SouThern Colorado - Pueblo 32,937.00 UniversiTy of NorThern Colorado - Greeley 33,645.00 Regis College - Denver 38,720.00 Adams STaTe College - Alamosa 33,920.00 Universily of Denver - Denver 38,763.00 OTero Junior College - La Ju-nTa 32.704-65 Mesa College - Grand JuncTion 33,452.00 Colorado STaTe UniversiTy - FT. Collins 34,905.70 ST. Mary's of The Plains College - Kansas 37,000.00 Colorado School of Mines - Golden 35,470.00 Pueblo CommuniTy College - Pueblo 3724.00 TuiTion Only Food . Hamburgers 34.25-2.35 MMM r-some steak sQ.5o - elf Pizza 36.00-20.00 Shrimp 3795440.00 Fish Fillel 35.00 Salad 32.50-3.95 Cherry Cheese Coke .85 Pie .90 Ice Cream .35-.50 Fried Chicken 33506.00 French Fries .55-.85 Soff Drinks .45-.65 Milk Shakes .80 Onion Rings .90-4.50 Coffee .45 Cheeseburgers 34.50-2.50 Big Macs 34.25 Whoppers 34.39 Polalo Chips 34.39-2.50 Juice .99-3.00 wne s2.oo-15.00 - - - - BSS! 33.30-400 John caughi wlih his fingers ID The -,BLT ll!! Champagne 32.00-45.00 , , , Ro TB TS cl. s1.cQ-2.50 OTher NecessiTies of Life? Chicken Sand. 34.20-2.00 Sorfsggsslggs 5i'50'2'50 Casseffe Tapes: S699-Sl4.00 Used Cars: SSOOOO-S5,000.00 U . Qgjgyilfm '35 T-ShirTs: s4.oo-s7.oo Records: S699-Sl4.00 Bubble-Yum .35 Milk 52.45.300 Formals: 860.00-Sl30.00 Senior Picfures: S48.00-Sl80.00 Aufo Insurance, Girls 330.00 BOYS 590400 Designer Jeans: S45.00 New Cars 344,000.00 Stereos 3469.00-3,500.00 4982- 1983 ConcerT Tickefs: Sli.OO-Sl5.00 Class Rings: SlO8.00-S260.00 52 1982-83 Hey, What's Been Happening? The school year of 1982-1983 has held many surprises for Americans throughout the country. There has been great diversity between events which can be considered beneficial, and those which are not considered so. But do the good events ofthe year actually outweigh the bad? The following comparisons may help us to answer this question. Bad Events - Vs. - Good Events On September 1, 1982, 10.8 million Americans were out of work. On October 18, 1982, Bess Truman, the childhood sweetheart, wife, and closest confidante of President Harry S. Truman died at the age of 97. On November 11, 1982, the Colorado State Fair Board stated that the fair may be cancelled or scaled down unless a request for about S-300,000.00 in special funding is approved by the State Legislature. On October 18, 1982, a rash of poisonings and threat- ened poisonings spread across the nation as Florida found suspicious eyedrops and acid mouthwash, Ohio reported a poison milk scare, and iowa charged a cou- ple with a food poisoning extortion attempt. 1982 was the year of the rising of the Punk Rock Craze. On October 22, 1982, the Denver Mint punched out it's last copper penny and started producing the new copper- coated zinc pennies. Unfortunately, another bottle of contaminated Extra- .Strength Tylenol was found among bottles pulled from a Chicago store shelf. This after seven people in Chicago died from taking the cyanide laced capsules. On February 19, 1983, President Reagan announced that Americans have an overriding moral obligation to sup- port his military budget plans. On February 20, 1983, the space shuttle Challenger was grounded on it's Florida launch pad, weeks after it was to have soared into space, because a runaway lathe dented a rocket engine 14 months before. On March 23, 1983, Dr. Clark died of pneumonia. On March 19, 1983, 3,000 people in Pittsburgh applied for a measly 170 city clean-up jobs. On April 5, 1983, United States Interior Secretary, James Watt, announced that the Beach Boys could not play at the Fourth of July celebration to be held this year in Washington D.C. On March 12, 1983, President Reagan charged the Department of Education with diminishing the basic elements of American education with foolishness, rather than good academics. However, on October 14, 1982, President Reagan an- nounced that despite a pounding hangover that has left 11 million Americans unemployed, the nation is recovery- bound and the world knows it . On November 11, 1982, the space shuttle Columbia roared away from it's launch pad at Cape Canaveral, Florida at 5:20 a.m. into a 17,400 mile per hour orbit, 184 miles above the Earth. However, by November 30, 1982, state officials were pro- ceeding onthe premise that there would by some supple- mental funding to continue Colorado State Fair opera- tions in 1983. ironically, on November 2, 1982, grocery prices took a slight slide with scattered savings on meat, eggs, and sugar. Fortunately, 1982 was also the year of beginnings for the Apple computer system. The Internal Revenue Service, however, is vastly expand- ing it's intelligence and undercover activities and has created a special intelligence unit with unprecedented powers, which consists of a giant new computer system. However, it was shortly thereafter said that the population of the U.S. will probably peak at 309 million in the year 2050, with a sharply higher share of elderly persons. Bad news is that Congress does not support an increasing military buildup. On April 4, 1983, the space shuttle Challenger blasted-off. Finally!! In 1982, Barney Clark underwent the first artificial heart transplant, a tremendous step for medical science. However, inflation, that seemingly relentless dragonlike force that has nettled Presidents, Congress, and the public for more than 10 years, was beaten back so badly in February that prices actually reclined. FACE to James Watt!! The Beach Boys will play anyway!! On April 9, 1983, our highly educated space shuttle astronauts, praised for the greatest show on or off Earth , completed final experiments and packed up for Challenger's first landing, which was successful. These, of course, are only small comparisons of the recent years' events. However, in looking at these, we can see that we are indeed an advancing rather than declining country. And, despite hard times, a happy nation. One that is pros- perous and, most importantly, free. These things are what makes our world go around, and that is evident by the smiling and happy faces of C.C.H.S. students!!! Clubs A C B T982-83 members Slclnding L To R. Sponsor Bob Hinkhouse, Terry M., Corey H., Brion R., John M., George H., Jim R., Greg P., Kenny H., Jerry G., Jim H. Kneeling L To R. Sddie M., Shelly G., Andee J., Julie H., Kim H., Liz T., Mercedes R., Lindo S., Moxine L., Corld H., Sylvio P., Kim E. Sllfing L To R. Lesiee G., Cheryl M., Eldine M., Jeoneffe T., Jennifer T., Kelly E., Cindy H. 55155 S8589 T982-83 Officers, Seofed dbove L To R. Presidenl Kenny H., Vice-Presidenf Jerry C-3. Sfonding Middle Tredsurer Terry M. Sedfed below, Sfudenf Council RGD' CUWUV H-I Secrefory Moxine L. 55 CCHS BAND Froni Row L-R: Bernadefle Hernandez, Gina Nlonianez, Belen Terrones, Debbie Vogl, Darii McClure, Andrea Johnson, Linda Sanchez, Shelley Gonzales, Mary Herrera. Middle Row - Julie Hernandez, Ramona Sanchez, Jeanelle Trujillo, Jennifer Trujillo, Roselvlary Lovaio, Erma Terrones, Sylvia Pool, Olga Terrones, Kim Reese, Lynnae Nichols. Back Row - Russell Groves, Jason Torgler, Jimmy Howells, Jerry Gon- zales, Nelson Yorke, Sadie Nlon'rano,lVlon1y Atkinson, John lviorgan, Cris Lopez, Carl Ross, Troy Reeves, Gerald Aragon. Sland- ing L-R: Joe Lickiss, Pam Ringle, Cindy Carler, Chelle Torgler, Felicia Terrones and Band Director Fred Lund. Marching Band V ' , jew 1 'E ' 'S ' iw. , . ..,. . . . HTS, 0 sl? E A Pep Ba nd CHOIR ENSEMBLE L-R: Mary Herrera, Dawn Marsh, Nancy Aragon, GIDO Monranez, Roselvlary Lovoto, Jason Torgler, Rad Carter, Kelly Martin, Director Fred Lund. 'rf i X T a Y ' xx I iii 11. ew X RX H x A N Rims 'l : A qw SM X NW' X Q 'ix X X 3 r .. .rg T ii. LQ! . s ,Q .Q C , , ' x Q- , Ei. . g m W M X 1 X ,fa x ir, rf . ., 1. infix V f- Q Q, .... Iss! -' y '12 r 1211- ,., . 1 - , -ef 53 ' ig ef! lst-fr .Q X FI-IA lllfifis MS 'WSW Top row: Chelle Torgler, Gina Montanez, Judy Wishert, Sadie Montano. Middle row: Jeanette Trujillo, Cynthia Tuebner, Andrea Johnson, Darii McClure, MaryBeth Pelster, Tina Torgler, Sylvia Pool, Febie Sandoval, Kim Reese, Nancy Romero, Cheryl Martinez, Jennifer Trujillo, Chris Vigil, Kellie Espinoza, Barbara Maestas, Bottom row: Mary Herrera, Lynnae Nichols, Belen Terrones, Cynthia Brott, Elaine Montana, Lori Marsh, Lisa Kimball, Becky Soto, Kristy Sullivan, Cindy Carter, Misty Carr, Erma Terrones, Pam Ringle, Julie Hernandez, Nancy Aragon, Ernestina Lopez, Felica Terrones, Maxine Romero, Mary Jane Maestas, Debbie Vogl, Lilian Bernhardt Csponsorj. 2 ik M N , L ! 4 'v T. Miss Bernhardt Qsponsorj with Kai Ling. 2. The whole gang! 3. Officers: Qclockwisej Mary Herrerra, President: Tina Torgler, Secretary: Gina Montanez, Student Council Representative: Lori Marsh, District Repre- sentative and Treasurer: Debbie Vogl, Historian MaryBeth Pelster, Vice President. 4. Girls who went to the state convention in Colo- rado Springs at the Broadmoor: Ctop to bottomj Lisa Kimball, Maxine Romero, Cynthia Brott Qalter- natej, Julie Hernandez, Becky Soto, Cheryl Martinez, Lori Marsh, Pam Ringle, Elaine Montana, Gina Montanez, Darii McClure, Miss Bernhardt Qsponsorj and Mrs. Schoreder Cmember of the FHA Advisory Councilj. Not pictured Tino Torgler and Febie Sandoval. 5. Enjoying themselves at the Christmas party are: Cleft to rightj Barbara Maestas, Febie Sandoval, Pam Ringle, Julie Hernandez and Laurie Hillyer. Ll 5 FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA E tm ,, S E ... ,m ,M 8 Q ll ii ' 9 1982-83 members bottom L. to R. Ken Hijar, Russell Groves, Hector Terrones, 1982-83 FFA Officers L. to R. Sentinel - Jaime Baker. Reporter - Jim Geringer, Treasurer - Tom Pizzuti, Secretary - Russell Graves, Vice President - Paul HAIAJAWY, ,,WYY.,.,,..,. ..-- Kim Hammer, Henrietta Bauer, Erma Terranes, Kim Reese, Belen Terranes Janet Brace, Paul Relaford, Jason Lickiss, Advisor Miles Clark. 2nd Raw L. tc R. Tom McCurdy, Nelson York, Ray Hendrix, Mike Relaford, Jim Geringer, Dennis Cunningham, John Gruntorad, Tam Pizzuti, David Kraft, Eddie Rey, Steve Pelster, Jim Howells. Seated above L. to R. Rad Carter and Monty Atkin- son. Not pictured Jacinto Rey and Jaime Baker. l i i 1 . - ma A is is 3 1. 1982 eoic Emblem Range Team L. to re. read carter Tom Pizzuti, Mike Relaford, 2. 1982 Gold Emblem Dairy Team L. to R. Belen Ter- rones, Tom McCurdy, Kim Reese. 3. 1982 Gold Emblem Soils Team L. to R. Jim G-eringer Russell Graves, Ken Hijar. A. 1982-83 Chapter Sweetheart Kim Hammer with 1983-84 Sweetheart Chelle Torgler. ' JF, Q I ' nlournalismewm Fronl row: left To righl. Jason Licklss, Judy Wisheri,TerlAllen,JeaneTTe 'TfUlil'OfTifl0 T0fQleffEDavid Krofl. Middle row: Shelley Gonzalesjkim Hammer, 1 l. Joe and Mary HusTling for ads. 3, Mrs. Hughes, and Maxine grubbing. A. Top To boi- 'romz John Morgan, Adverlising manager, Kim Joe Lickiss, Mary Herrera, MaxineLovoTo, Linda Sanchez, Elaine Monlano. Lori Marsh. Back row: Mrs. Hughes, sponsor, Debblevogl, Terry Marlin, Corey HOfffT1Of1.' CHS LODGZI James Pool, John Morgan, Jerry Gonzales. Hammer, and Judy Wlsherl, Yearbook edilors. 5. Journalism srudenls enjoying 1982 Chrislmas party. 6. David: Look al Thor chick James! James: Whal book?l?!?l f I 5 x 2' V825 1 v i'-ffm-'fig CAVOC Bottom row left to right: Kim Espinoza Tina Torgler Leslee Gwyn Irene Martinez Lorraine Minjarez 'M l Mrudiesrow left ro right: Armando Covarrubias Robbie Smoot Keith Hyers Brian Ransom David Givens Kelly Hyers Top row left to right: Hector Terrones Corey Hoffman Jim Gerringer Not pictured: Kevin HYGVS LaVon Espinoza Estner Mancnego 8 ,NHS A ,-X ex .N Q New 4983 Members, L to R: James Pool, Mary Betn Russel Groves, Sylvia Pool, Pelster, Kim Hammer, and W- Julie Hernandez, Darii Mc- John MOVQCIU- Clure, and Monty Atkinson. ' x 4982 Members, L to R: 4983 National Honor Society Members is F ' x Mrs. Doe provided the 8 j 'Q music. ' i to ' ' 61 IVIATHISCIENCE CLUB Top Row, I To r: Club Sponsor, Vincenl Greer, Joe Liokiss, Debbie Vogl, David Givens, James Pool, Kenny Hijar. Middle, I lo r: lVlonTy Atkinson, Gina Nlonlanez, Jason Torgler, Maxine Lovalo, Kelly Marlin, Mary Herrera. Boflorn Row: l To r: Andee Johnson, Darii McClure, Julie Hernandez, Sylvia Pool. 1982-83 Club Officers: Debbie Voglg President, Andee Johnson: Treasurer, Maxine Lovalop Parlirnenlarian, Joe Lickiss: S. C. Rep., Sylvia Pool, Seorelary, Kenny Hijar: Vice President. Student Council First row - left to right: Belen Terrones, John Gruntorad, Bradley Chamberlin. Second row: Jacinto Rey, Gina Montanez, Cindy Hoffman. Third row: Maxine Lovato, Shelley Gonzales, Tina Torgler, John Morgan, Tom Pizzuti, Andrea Johnson, Chelle Torgler. Fourth row: Russel Groves, Joe Lickiss, James Poole, Kim Espinoza, Jerry Gonzales Debbie Vogl, Kenny Hijar, MaryBeth Pelster,, Kim Hammer, Dawn Marsh, Mercedes Rodriguez, Pat Bentley Csponsorj. Q. 5 i all i l assay, L Head Boy John Morgan and Head Girl Tina Torgler, Officers: Left to right - front row: Shelley Gonzales, Secretary: Tina Torgler, Head Girl: John Morgan, -lead Boy: Tom Pizzuti, Parlimentariarx Andrea Johnson, Public Relations, Back row: Maxine Lovato, lreasurerg Pat Bentley, Sponsor: Chelle Torgler, Historian. 63 FELLOWSHIP CDF CHRISTIAN ATHLETES Sponsor Henry Ashuda Top row V Mercedes Rodriguez, Sanchez, Jerry Gonzales, S6616 lvlonlano, John Grunlorad, Jeanette Trujillo. Second row - Ramona Sanchez, Kelly Marlin, Greg Panlle, Jim Reeves, Chelle Torgler, Brian Reeves, Max+ ine Lovalo, Kim Espinoza, Third row - Liz Tuebner, Shelley Gonzales, Cheryl Nlarlinez, Cindy Hoffman, Kelly Espinoza Jennifer Trujillo. Lasl row - Gina Monlanez, Elaine lvlonlano, Lynnae Nichols. we Sw sw 4 3' Brad 81 Randy Gradishar, Denver Broncos 4- Carl Ba Bill Kenny, K.C, Chiefs 5. Sponsor Andy Goellel JDS 64 Sponsor Chuck Pugnelli 1 Q -ssfwewmrwsi . Z 1 2 tl ,E FBLA . r . .. 3 W if i Q15 . is 'gg Q .rv . I .Q V . E gm Lk Q Ziggy, ,TS I .I ' 'k kj, ' rise l 'll Q I , f ' Y- . . . 3..- . . . . . . - W if za: a .T u lie. J- .. WHT. if-T iff 3553. W 'S 'ixsk 'hs - 7 L sl L L il, .sg ......-... ..... .......- - ..,. .... ............-.-.....,,,.s. ,,., .,..,. .. .. to R - Mario Lopez, Joe Llcklss, Monty Atkinson, Greg Pantle, Jim Reeves, Rad Carter, Jerry Gonzales, Terry Martin, James Lopez. First row standing, L to R - Pam Ringle, Liz Teubner, Raquel Alire, Jeanette Trujillo, Olga Ter- rones, Kelly Espinoza, Belen Terrones, Shelley Gonzales, Ken Hijar, Debbie Vogt, Mary Herrera, Janet Broce, Jason Torgler, Ernie Trujillo, Lori Marsh, Delbert Deleon lsponsorj. Second row - Ernestina Lopez, Barbara Maestes, Henrietta Bauer, Elalne Montana, Lynnae Nichols, Gina Montanez, Andee Johnson, Lydia Trujillo, Carla Hernandez, Mercedes Rodriguez, Maxlne Lovato, Troy Reeves, Tommy Vbarra. Terry Schwartz, Tina Torgler. Seated above L to R - Cindy Hoffman, Chelle Torgler, Sadie Montano, Kim Hammer, Knot picturedj Kim Espinoza. 4982-4983 Officers Lleft to rightl - Carla Hernandez, Treasurer: Joe Llckiss, Parliamen- tarian: Kim Espinoza President: Mercedes Rodriguez, Student Council Rep.: Mary Herrera, Vice President: Maxine Lovato, Secretary. Sponsor Delbert Deleon 84 Students. VVhcJT were you doing IQST nighT? 7, Activity coming doy when the mighty . - 68 l'Homecoming 1982 Mdry Herrero wos crowned Home- coming Queen on October i, 1982 during the onnuoi Homecoming pep rdlly. Her reigning court wos Senior Princess Elizdbeth Teubner, Junior Princess Shelley Gonzdles, Sophomore Princess Cindy Hoff- mdn, ond Freshmon Princess Cyn- thid Teubner. Homecoming Queen wos escorted by Corey Hoffmdn, Jerry Gonzoles wds Senior escort, Jim Reeves wds Junior escort, Dennis Cunninghom wds Sopho- more escort, ond Brddley Chom- berlin wds Freshmon escort. Among the other events for Homecoming wds the pdrdde with this yeors l'Soop Opera theme. Senior flodt took first, Freshmon flodt took second, ond Sophomore flodt third. A rodring victory crowned Home- Chorgers defedted the Fowler A M J Grizzlies with d score of i9-lA! v ! S cf .J !f 7 , is 1 o i A 1 gl, ,Q A ,-.. 2 l. Mory Herrero is Homecoming Queen escorted by Corey Hoffmon. 2. Left to right Jdnet Broce cdrrying the Chdrger flog. Mercedes Rodriguez cdrrying the Colorddo flog. Hen- riettd Bduer cdrrying the Americon flog ond Down Mdrsh riding the Chorger Horse. 3. Freshmon Princess is Cynthid Teubner escorted by Brddley Chdmberlin. 4. Sophomore Princess is Cindy Hoffmdn escorted by Dennis Cunninghdm. 5. Homecoming Roh Rdh's pictured left to right Leslee Gwyn, Lynnoe Nichols, Chelle Torgler, Gino Montenez dnd Jeonette Trujillo. 4 69 3 4 5 6 l 9 T. Junior Princess is Shelley Gonzoles escorTecl by Jim Reeves. 2. Senior Princess is ElizobeTh Teubner escorTed by Jerry Gonzoles. 3. Senior Floc1T Tokes lsT wiTh The Theme, The Grizzlies ore counTing The doys of Their lives. A. Junior FlooT, The Chorgers will senT The Grizzlies To onoTher world. 5. Sophomore FlooT, Grizzlies hove one life To live. 6. Freshmon FlooT, The Chorgers ore The guiding lighT To VicTory. 7. lvlory Herrero ond ElizobeTh Teubner. 8. Morio Lopez breoking Through To o Home- coming VicToryl 9. Juniors Corlo Hernonclez, Liso Kimboll, JeoneTTe Trujillo, ond Eloine lVIonTono working on The Junior fIooT. T982 Candle Lighl Ceremony T. Head Girl Tina T. lighting choir candles. 2. Head Boy John M. giving welcome speech. 3. Cheerleaders reading our favorite Chrlslmas sfory. 4. LaVon E. reading There was a man . 5. Sfudenl Council Christmas Tree. 6. Carla H. Lavon E. Andee J. Gina Nl. Chelle T. Jeanefle T. Leslee G. and Mary H. la 70 SCHOLASTIC BOWL The 4982 - 4983 Scholastic Bowl team, under the direc- tion of Mrs. Suzanne Trotter, attended two meets during the school year. The team consisted of four sophomores - Darii McClure, Julie Hernandez, Sylvia Pool, and Jason Torgler: one junior - Larry Gregory, and three seniors - Leslee Gwyn. Debbie Vogl, and Manf Hererra. :holastic Bowl members fleft to rightls Jason Torgler, Darii McCluE La Junta-Arkansas Valley Scholastic Bowl - April 4, 4983 Crowley County High School's junior team placed fifth in the Scholastic Bowl aT the Otero Junior College Humanities Center on Thursday, April 44. Team members were Leslee Gwyn, Julie Hernandez, Larry Gregory, and Sylvia Pool. C.C.H.S.'s senior team consisted of - Debbie Vogl, Jason Torgler, Darii McClure, and Mary Herrera. They competed through out the second round. Questions concerned the various areas of high school Curriculum. Sponsor ot this Scholastic Bowl was Manzanola High School Student Council. The 18 competing teams were from nine schools: Cheraw, Crowley County, Eads, Fowler, Granada, Holly, Manzanola, Swlnk, and Wiley. Eads Scholastic Bowl - Jan. 28, 1983 Crowley County High School's Scholastic Bowl team, consisting of Julie Hernandez, Darii McClure, Sylvia Pool, Jason Torgler, and Debbie Vogl, placed eighth. The participating schools were C.C.H.S., Eads, Granada, Hugo, Kit Carson, McClave, Plainview, Vilas, and Wiley. There were five rounds of questions, with forty questions In each round: one round was written, with multiple choice answers and four rounds were orally answered. All questions were based on the typical high school curriculum. All schools participating competed in all five rounds. Each individual student attending received a certificate of participation, first, second, and third place teams received trophies: and the first place team won a S500 scholarship to Lamar Community College. abloie Vogl, Larry Gregory, Mary Hererra, Julie Hernandez, Sylvia aol, Mrs. Suzanne Trotter fsponsorj. Two CCHS students win ribbons and enrichment Qt language festival CCHS students win ribbons Two students from Crowley County High School won honors at the 40th annual Foreign Language Day held onthe campus ofthe Univer- sity of Southern Colorado in Pueblo on Saturday, April 46. Julie Hernandez, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Carmen Hernandez of Ordway, received o second place ribbon for her recitation of the poem Nino lndio , by Gaston Figuerla. Julie was one of 28 con- testants ln this category. Jacinto Rey, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joaquin Rey of Ordway, placed third in the contest for extemporaneous reading of prose passages. Jacinto also entered the recitation of poetry contest with the selection Consejos de Martin Fierro a Sus Hijos. by Jose Hernandez. Sponsored by the USC Department of Foreign Languages, Foreign Language Day involved academic contests, cultural events and food booths for high school students. The six levels of academic contests are poetry recitation, recitation of prose, reading prose, extem- poraneous speech, composition and spelling. Cultural events include solo and group singing and group dancing. Food booths feature delicacies from French, German, Italian and Spanish cultures. The rich and colorful learning experience ended with separate awards assemblies for each language group and entertainment by the win- ners in the singing and dancing competition. The 20 schools participating this year were Alameda, Canon City, Centennial, Coronado, Doherty, Eagle Valley, Evergreen, Falcon, Fountain-Fort Carson, Fowler, Grand Junction, Grand Valley, Palmer, Pueblo County, Pueblo South, Trinidad Catholic, Walsenburg, Wheat Ridge and Widefield. RED i WHITE NIGHT 198 Red 84 White Night has been a Journalism tradition for many years. l. David Kraft escorting Miss Charger Tina Torgler. 2. Jaime Baker escorting Miss Charger Attendant Debbie Vogl. 3. Mr. CCHS Corey Hoffman escort- ing Miss CCHS Judy Wishert. 4. Fresh- man: Troy Pacino escorting Attendant Pam Ringle, Carl Ross escorting Queen Cindy Carter, and John Grun- torad escorting Attendant Kristy Sul- livan. 5. Sophomores: Phillip Manche- go escorting Attendant Darii Mc- Clure, Monty Atkinson escorting Queen Andrea Johnson, and Dennis Cunningham escorting Attendant Julie Hernandez. 6. Juniors: Armando Covarrubias escorting Attendant Teri Allen, Joe Lickiss escorting Queen Dawn Marsh, and Greg Pantle es- corting Attendant Carla Hernandez. 7. Seniors: John Morgan escorting At- tendant Mary Beth Pelster, Jerry Gon- zales escorting Queen Kim Hammer, and Jesus Covarrubias escorting At- tendant Leslee Gwyn. 72 3 l.. E+ . 1 V 1 1 X X N x . k k ,.,Q.,.x.ffE:,wi 9 5 ' is ' is -X S refs A 4 5 f E l :.3Q-:is 4, . G -32 ,SM . , Ref W 4.1 ,N . Q Q. xx , ,ii we--vcr 3 4 o 6 7 73 JR-SR PROIVI 4983 PROIVI The Theme for The 4983 Jr-Sr Prom was STairway To Heaven . The Juniors did a super job decoraTing The gym To The Theme, compleTe wiTh an angel-hair-covered sTairoase in The middle of The dance floor, and IoTs of sTars. The music was provided by KAOS, a group from Pueblo. Ken- Tucky Fried Chicken CaTering pro- vided The food for The loanaueT wiTh a IiTTIe help from a few Junior parenTs, who donaTed cakes. The Juniors had Tun preparing The Prom in honor of The Seniors and hope They enjoyed ali The work ThaT wenT inTo Their Jr.-Sr. Prom. 'k'k'k'A A ki k'k'k'ki'ki'k'k ., 9 ' +'.' sfpgxkf? fwx F 70-30 x Qvkx ' fwrffra 3 Q2g STAIRWAY TO HEAVEN MAY 7, N83 'k'k'k'ki k'k'ki'i'i'i'ii k'A' SUPER CLASS fr 10.25 mm? flgiff J Kelly and Chelle-Mess Charger is righl! Ss YQ.-f'!y Corey ana Frankie show Their slyle in The Football loss. Jirn passes The orange To Shelley while Cris iries io figure il out ana Nelson looks on impatiently. Above: Carla hurries in lhe Wagon race . v1-.vm ,I f The tradition of the Super Class com- petition came around again this year, showing the Sophomore class as the vic- tors, with a score of 38 points. The Senior class placed second with 36 points, Freshman came in third with 33 points, while the Junior class placed last with 32 points. Phillip at the Basketball throw . Also, there was the Four-legged race , which was something like the nor- mal Three-legged race , the exception being the four-legger involves three peo- ple. The Water balloon toss was one of the more difficult events. A pair from each class is lined up facing each other. One tosses the balloon to the other, and with each completed toss, each person takes a few steps back, increasing the distance between them. Above left: Russell, Tina, Jaime, Kelly, Chelle. Right: This was the winning class'?! The classes competed in many dif- ferent and 'iinteresting events like: Mess Charger , a beauty contest where the guy dresses like the girl, and vice- versa: the famous Tug-o-war , the Orange pass , where a girl has an orange tucked up under her chin, and without the use of hands, attempts to pass the orange to the guy standing behind her, then he passes it to the girl behind him, and so on: the embarrass- ing Cheerleaders , where the guys dress up as cheerleaders, and hopefully cheer their class on to victory. Bentley studies the Mess Charger candidates. There was also the 'Wheelbarrow race , the Football toss , the Basket- ball throw , the Tricycle race , and the Pyramid race , where the contestants are stacked one-on-two-on-three, and crawl to the finish line. This is the Pyramid race ! Paul Relaford A f ' ks A Nw 'si 'ns 7 x er! X .st sl, .. 'fx s my A ,ls . ,Q- 'lk fmrsm.-mm Kim Hammer its .M-: gk AAL,,' mm T it .af Tina Torgler Gods Masterpiece From graceful lilies pure and white, God fashioned lovely skin: Forget-me-nots He chose for eyes, Then formed your baby chin. He took a tulip bright and red, 'Twas one that did not fade: A softer, sweeter little mouth Before was never made. Another flower next he used, A rosebud pink and fair: Touched it to your dimpled cheeks And made it blossom there. Then with his magic fingers, picked Two morning glories white: Curled and shaped your little ears, Soon they were fastened tight. That crowning bit of golden down Will soon become your hair: He gathered pollen from the flowers And sprinkled it with care. For dainty little fingers dear And precious, tiny toes, He used the slender daisy frills: A snow drop made your nose. This world and all within it, He created here for mart But Baby was HG-ods Masterpiece Since time and life began. was David Kraft 6 S 5 3 Q ' 'U s Q ss if T' ' S s Q .X il' Q X ' 5 'F Judy Wisherl Core-v HOffmQn Jaime Baker KSWTY Hilo' Mario Lopez rx K K Mary Herrera TES The Baby Another little wave Upon the sea of life. Another soul to save Amid its toils and strife. Two more little feet To walk the dusty roacl. To choose where two pat The narrow, or the broad. Two more little hands To work for good or ill. Two more little eyes Another little will. Another heart to love Receiving love again, And so the baby came A thing of joy and gain. TTISGT Debra Vogt , T ' ,gf- Jerry Gonzales l l l i is is , QSO Elizabeth Teubner :Q :Lk t D 5 . 2, .111 1 ... I ,':k I - ff iii A - JOfTTeS Pool lift Momnez Jesus Covarrubias DGVIU Villereal Brian Reeves 'A 'mg LYCUCI Trujillo Larry Martinez Yvonne Swope JOHN IVIOVQOVT , ri.. , - ' rr l r ' l r r Mary Beth Pelster ,Leglee Gwyn Old Gold Mud Pies Down in the little bock garden Under a sunny sky, We made mud pies together - My little sweetheart and l, Stained was the little pink apron, Muddy the jacket blue, As we stirred and mixed and lasted Out in the sun and dew. Why do I dream of that garden, I who am old and wise? Why am l longing, longing, For one of those old mud pies? Oh, for that little pink apron! Oh, for the jacket blue! For the blessed faith of childhood - When make-believers are true!! SOCHG Montono Lorraine Miniarez Kim Espinoza Frank Romero Jason Lickiss Terry Martin Ev. x 'O X R ,AVV A Olga Terrones Barbara Maestos 3 Sif - -N S X xg K . si x -f, ......-A ,A f -we .... - 5 SQ X xj I S I ,M M... .f g. 5 K- m M., wav' SENIOR FAVORITES l i X I ,,, . i .. - S 1,23 gf 1 'Z . I. .. , ,g.g 111, ,,, . L K pd' Awe' if ' . , asf, , ..Q-.iv-f'1jW.fiff1 A. ' . - Z vi Q W- 1 V Y v -,im U M if , 13.1 V A Q ,V ' U ' W . . . .g'?f'i:' : dig, -nf VY f 1 1 ,wk wpgkigm WIVZM, A . 12:55, I Q. fr .sl 4. ,4,M i.f..'-W '3 -', fp, -. 3 - Q -M . f . ' at iv. 1.141-Q , W . I A I , ' .. ,Wk f i g lm :V 4 , . . 3 1 diff' . . V' L V M Q X1 i .I 35, K I . K rm j-,v..T,,x, .W .. ' m f' W SWT ,CM Maxim., . MYW 'V 7 V ' . - V Y-3--Aw , , ,. M Z' . si,..:- ...RM 4. l- ., W. . .. , my in in , . . gk qr..i..f i 3 if W- A . 5 ffl' 'F' 'I 5 .. '. J Pts ' . if ' 6 ,J W is We A-A A?:,.g s,g.,, +.q. ,, EQ W.. . Q ' Mai? if .f . ' i ' S A S' ' if 55:24 ig 1 x M550 f W , . A ffhg K I ,., ,W .. f'.Ii?ff'f?i I., -. i A . M542 Y R' is 3' it L. :ti fx , . , L 'xx - ' A A . X, . fl. Best Personolity - Liz Teubner onci Ken Hijor. 2. lcleoi Seniors - lVlory Beth Pelster ond Corey Hoffmon. 3. Closs Wits - Ken Hijor ond Soclie lvlontono. 4. Most School Spirit - Jerry Gonzoles onci Leslee Gwyn. 5. Most Likely to Succeed - Jomes Pool onci Debbie Vogl. 6. Most Dependoble - Jomes Pool ond Tino Torgler. 7. Most Mischievous - Joime Boker ond Sodie Nlontono. fs At left seated on railing ll to rj: Sadie Montano, Kim Espinoza, Olga Terrones, Conception Castellano, Judy Wishert, Leslee Gwyn and Tina Torgler. Seated in front of left column ltop to bottomj: Ester Manchego, Irene Martinez and Lydia Trujillo. Standing along right side of left column ltop to bottomlz James Pool, Mary Herrera, Mary Beth Pelster and Bar- bara Maestas. Seated on top row of steps ll ro rl: Yvonne Swope, Jesus Covarrubias and Terry Martin. Bottom row ll to rj: David Kraft and Jaime Baker. Standing along left side of right column ltop to bottomlz Jason Lickiss, Debbie Vogl, Jerry Gonzales and Liz Teubner. A 42-YEAR STUDENTS itancling in back: David Villarreal and Larry Martinez. Sitting in back, left to right: Mary Beth Pelster, Dlga Terrones, Irene Martinez, and John Morgan. Sitting in center: Tina Torgler, Sitting in front, left to ight: Brian Reeves, Kenny Hijar, Jaime Baker and Jerry Gonzales. GRADUATICDN M-Qi'-NNNF., . 1. Kim Hammer giving her valediotorian address. 2. James Pool giving his salutatorian address. 3. Dr. Marvin lvlotz giving the commencement address. 4 5 . Seniors eagerly wait diplomas. . Honored guest Father Ben, Dr. lvlotz, Mrs. Broadbent, Ivlr. Ranny Mr. lVlcCurty. X f 6. Looks live we've made it. .K 15 7. Carla Hernandez and Russel Groves. Y xUI AuiI,! 'I983 GRADUATES ARE HOLDING ON TIGHT TO THEIR FUTURES! - I QR G SMX, I 85 Administration Bernord Kelly, Supl. Lorry Ronney, H.S. Prin. Lorene Broodbenl, Counselor Lindo Sedorsky, H.S. Sec. Pol Benlly, S.S. Bob Hlnkhouse, Sclence, P.E. Vlnce Greer, Science, Moth Afhur Shoup, Moth John Luby, Business Delberl Deleon, Buslness lvloxine Hughes, Engllsh lrene Doe, English Suzonne Troller, Engllsh Fred Lund, Bond, Cholr Lllllon Bernhordl, H.Ec. Miles Clork, Ag. Andy Goellel, Arl Dlone Lornberl, Resource Room Sleve lVlcColeb, P.E. lvlonuel Sonchez, Shop ADMINISTRATION 'I wiv hh' . . Q 4 4 52 l 6 K 1' 4. Q M , ' ,J . r H. fqm Si, ' ,, K. I 1 . I wa 'Mi fr , III 1 211. f'3'Q.1IXQ .E2gpz'gqy2, , . : Xi K 1' x v I I 5 v O X 4. Joan C-ranlham, Librarian. 2. Karen Reese, Library Assisianl. 3. Board members. Back row: Carey Bauer, Ed Waugh, Joe Chamberlin, Ari Shoup, Bernard Kelly, Supl. Froni row: Carl lvloClure, Bill lvloCurdy, and Linda Sullivan. Ll. Adminisiralion office seo Cindy Ringle and Sharon Reeves. 5. Whal's wrong, lvlr. Shoup? 6. Sure you're working! 7. BUSTEDH 8. Miss Bernhardl hard al work! Q. WHAT'?'?? 40. Whal are you smiling aboul, lvlr. Ranney? 44. Crowley Counly's No. 4 mechanic, John Webb. 42. Did you hear whal happened? 43. Wake up! 44. lvlr. Universe. 45. Smile, you're on Candid Cameral 88 l . Ii, .ir- iilllll I I fm! -M 'WEL 1 , 5.-:rr 1 , I . H I-' . ' I 5' Vg-7:4 up -. - . ,A ,,KV K, .. . f W T?'- B . ..,. f . ,,y, ,f JANITORS 84 COOKS i l l 2 3 ..i ? ' 1i ? ig. d'?.s',' +.' A All work oincl no ploy mokes Jock oi clull boy, cmd so il is for oil! mm . - ,. lf Z.. . T333 ?' Mr i flml. F6-'NK A F h G iff., , f -' . y X milf: ,M gg 1 IQ, . , 2 as - 1 'f P . r A 1. 2 if I Zi 1 4 5.5. if? ' .4 i rr M 6 -w . M-L ...M 1 wg ' ik 2 'L 'W W. :'- .2-4-r i' 4. Liz Delolorres, Pele Lopez, Leslie Sloolghill, Ido Cowens, Anilo Roberts. 2. Sure Liz! 3. Ploying ground ogoin girls'??'?? A. lclo'o lood ricle. 5. Yes. 6. Lolo lvlorlirwez, Peggy Morris, Pom Lindi, Polly Jessie. 89 525, 5 'wx SENIOR SNEAK sf 'a 1 M x ,LS 12 'S J . 2 f hissdk .. ,..-A jf 3 4 1. Terry made a strike, but its okay 'cause it's bowling! 2. EIiTch's for fun! 3. Beautify! Irene and Lydia. A. L to R: Brian, Leslee, Larry and Olga. 5, Mrs, Doe Tells a joke! to Jerry, Liz, Brian and James. 90 .N .mi 1 2 Brian and Liz always have fun! ' ls Thai how, Mrs. Doe? 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Klnard Moot 81 Marilou Geringer Sugar City Mary Burns Sugar City Jerry 8a Lucile Nichols Sugar City Miller Service 84 Repair 607 Warner, Olney Spring Jim and Lola Peters Harry and Lucy Peters Pete Peters Steve, Debbie and Toni Peters Warren and Laureen Arbuthnot Perfecto and Kaye Hijar Red's Auto Repair 330 Shermon Pat, Pam, Ryan and Risha Bentley New Life Christian Center 218 West 2nd Jerry, Linda 84 Julie Gonzales 430 Otero Lupe 84 Carmen Carabajal 516 Otero Dorles Diaz 84 Ruben Garcia Jr. 527 Otero Della Martinez 530V2 Otero Phillip, Ali 84 Joseph Vigil 519 Otero Edward 8a Zenetta Gregory 309 Otero Gerald Martinez 515 Main Liz Dela Torres A05 Otero Steve Trujillo 202 Colorado Ave. Lee Gwyn , . Mr' and Mrs. Mike West Fred Korlnek 84 Family Mode Orooy 550 Lane 15, Manzanola Hams Bros .Ustlck Monument Co. some Drivb A2833 F013 , I Kit Carson Barber Shop Rockyeg'OrdemOr'c X2:ZVH'1frT:13L2i Loves country store R k Afk VONSY Memofic' Bill gckgriiricncock Rusler Implement Co. 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