Fort Morgan High School - Pacemaker Yearbook (Fort Morgan, CO)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1978 volume:

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You are the sponsor of Jr. Acad- fwycofSeiem'andyoiflmcyourchotibies as cars, cars and more cars!!! Because of all this and much more, we would like to say, uthanksf' Mr. and Mrs. Welle with Janna and Darrin. f5 12 N-1 X J Linden Welle was the 1977 High School teacher of the year nominee Mom, how do you get this thing Linden and Marcene Wolf were mar off the ground? ried on August 25th, 1962. 21 F jg,:Zi5f' N2k l wa if if on GFX X 'X I ij mi? f.f - 7 '- For the class of 1980, the year began withthe traditional orientation. Forget- ting the saying for the day, dropping a J unior's books on slave day, or collapsing at the feet of a Senior as the one hun- dredth push-up was finished on exercise day, were among many of the pitfalls of the Sophs' first week. But, many of the hard feelings were mended at the wel- come dance held in honor of the Sophs a week later. Many of the Sophomores quickly realized their financial position, as they tried to scrape up enough money to purchase a class ring, which might or might not have left them deeply in debt. It didn't take longg however, for the Sophs to settle down into the routine of good ole FMHS. 141 SOPHOMORES l lllillli L to R: Pres., Darren Eurichg V-Pres., Ernie Rodarteg Sec-Treas, Deb Beau- prez And the sign said . . . Hard earned? l EUUGIKQIEUFJBHIUS fmoaadlstnan I I I V I Don't look now! 'l ,y I f . AVQM ' x p V 2 ,,,. ' 1 -J Gossip at the Sophomore pop party. , a N-f g , f a v -fl Eggg nmi li ll 9 .oisb fl A..,,. Q ., iggijg 4 ' 1 K Q .-. 5335, ., . . K ' it il ' l J 5 ...J Q... 4-sum , Mirror, mirror on the wall . . . 'gdvft SOPHOMORES ses ttt .rs isle: C... .. V: , ,,,,,,. .s Q. K X Q S, x K 5 5 2 as if we C 'Q it 'le .. M , it QE 'P -N f R t, R - C L ' h, 1 t W ' h' f f Y k,., -' ' -f-- . .LL , vigil' :sift - --r awfff .ff:!If:,jf2 -- k 'sfffff C- 515' A ' '.' , . .' '--f ' , f F , - - , ., ,,., .X 151: x .9 rm- NF.. A -.. L E ' 1' -Q V . B ,sig . ,, t e - - ng A V K 3 Q i is C In ' 9 - ' .. 9 I G fi. iv f s 'F f f , 1 tg M S! f -2 V fs- 1 K ' - ' ' f t it is -f i K get - Q ,fx 1 A et Q 1 Sri .fa ,f ,-.194 sf if 4 5 4 as , t iw Q.. X sr x A E 1 W ,Q S v. Xu N K X X Betty Cancino Gary Canfield LaJean Carwin Connie Castillo We asked a few sophomores what their biggest im- pression of High School was. Some responses were: Marvin Bauer- Boring 3 SOPHOMORES 'Qi' 'kin Mike Kelly- women. Shaunna Adams Kimberly Agnew Tamera Alles Michael Bailey Patricia Bailey Eugene Baltazar William Balusong Sherry Bartz Sherry Bassett Marvin Bauer Dawn Baumgartner Debra Beauprez Steven Beckley Pete Benavidez Dana Bernhardt Scott Binder Kimberly Bleich Stacey Boos Vicki Bower Timothy Bowles Tracy Buell Sandra Buescher Barbara Burkett Doris Busch William Campbell Days seem sho rterg the Kim Bleich- Classes are harder. Sue Mason C1eaner building, good food. 'ik SEQ 'You've got to be kidding' Vicki Jimenez- The candy stands, the guys, the munch machines. Joy Solis- The first week. Randy Gant- Not so far away from my house! Scott Henry- The girls? -ui-df J Curt Christensen James Colgan Teresa Contreras Michelle Cuckow Cheryl Curtis Come on in, the water's fine' 'F Q Phillip Dalke James Davisson Matthew Deal Ronald Denes Vincent DeRoche Joe Diaz Drema Dibbens Deanne Dine Linda Dodge Francisco Donez Diane Durns Donna Duvall Robert Eiring Myron Elwood Lynda Emick Rodney England Darren Eurich Cynthia Farris Natalie Fehringer Theresa Foos SOPHOMORES Donna Duvall- More freedom, more responsibility, + 140 Jeff Kroskob- Classes are harder, not as many brats?? Wendy Hendrickson- GUYS! Dan Lehman- Everything Maynard Forbes Irene Franco Lynn Gertge Soni Gibson Ken Gilliland Jimmy Goedert Jay Goemmer Jody Gorrell Diana Graff Jerry Graulus Gary Gumaer Patti Hall Leslie Happel James Hass Kolleen Henderson Windy Hendrickson Scott Henry Linda Hensley Alan Henson Keith Hietbrink J oan Hill Anthony Hochanadel Kent Hoffman Todd Hoffmann Edward Holbeck SOPHOMORES WOW! Look at those women! All tied up, Sophs??'? 1 gr E N! L ft 9 Tim Wunsch- Not a prison like Jr. High.' Brian Matthews- Nothing much. Doug Rosener- Better than Jr. High. Brenda Whelden- More of a chance to do as you like. 6 J W B Tracy Holbeck it , B J bbgg Mary Honaker . 1 Gary Horst f T ' B Martha Hosier K B , Rogna Huff Stinson Hughley Gretchan Hume Robert Hutchesen David Iungerich Lynda Iungerich il Victoria Jimenez Teresa Kalous Joseph Keefe Michael Kelly . WendyKembel .ff Judy Kinnison Q 2 Kolena Kinzie r ' Ricky Knopp P- Everett Knox . 13 K hw gggg as : AV i Steven Krien J NN , A, ' Carl Kronkow ,A QL Jeffery Kroskob John Kroskob Barbara Kula X Brian Lampe SOPHOMORES Jeffery LaRue Greg Leake Daniel Lebsock Malinda Lebsock Randall Lefever Daniel Lehman Patricia Lenox Debra Liittjohann Leslie Linker Susan Lissolo Sherri Luhrs Theresa McCartney David McCracken Randy McFarland Sharon McFarland Juli McGuyer Robin McLaughlin Mark Madsen Kimberly Marick Ramona Martinez Sue Mason Roy Mendoza William Mendoza Eileen Menken Debra Mikels Randy Lafever- Torture chamber! Ramona Martinez- Grouchy teachers? Teresa Foos- The parking lot!! Mr Welle- fNot a legitimate sophomorej- The altitude SOPHOMORES if 9+ X K . M Kr- Af X fa . iw i 5 Q. is K ,gk tk Q 3 fm x X? as Xt. ix 5' 'ex A lf' New Playboy Bunny? Joan Hill- A lot more fun! Jim Goedert- The building is gs., fy Patti Hall- More free time. Splash Down! 34 if i '7 V 1 it A 5 t sk m sg R liii ' ' S: A 553 fd J A g i xr lf V f - a lot nicer than Jr High 97 1 Kim Weimer- More freedom. Denise Miller Robin Miller Rodney Miller Anthony Moats Joel Moyer Raymond Murray Norclda Mylander Daniel Nab Vicki Neal Lori Nelson Karen Nixon Stewart Norrish Sherry Nutt Phillip Oertell Donna Palasty Elaine Palasty Jay Pape Kitti Parker David Perez Teresa Pickett Debbie Pitt Edward Ponce David Preisendorf Jeffrey Preston Rick Price SOPHOMORES Help, they've got us surrounded! SOPHOMORES 352.3 J Ron Werner- The candy thing at noon. Jeane Schoemaker- People are friendlier. Wayne Ticnor- Less classes a day. Tia Price Debbie Printz Edwin Ray Cricket Reed Dean Reed Tamara Rehkop Janet Repp Sandra Reyes Ruben Rios Ernest Rodarte Mary Rodarte Donna Rodriquez Miles Rogers Rebecca Rogers Douglas Rosener Gail Ruhl Sheryl Ruppel Mark Rusch Janet Sanchez Richard Sanchez Susan Sand Robert Schaefer Jeffrey Scheidt Wayne Scheidt Jeane Schoemaker Jonathon Schultz Troy Schwindt Roger Segura Becky Shepard Donna Smith Kenneth Smith Josephene Solis Kelly Stone Alan Tadolini Lucinda Thomas Colleen Troudt Mike Trujillo Carl Underwood Steven Vasquez Theresa Vaughan Margaret Wacker Jamie Walbye Rona Waldow Allen Walker Cheryl Walter Jeffery Weber Nancy Weber Gene Wehrer Bryan Weimer Kimberly Weimer Malmda Lebsock- Better atmosphere. Teresa Pickett- Work's easier, teachers nicer? Rick Krengle- It's work. Dave Preisendorf- Classes are about the samef' it 1 L64 I! 4 55? , A, ,, V7 r i I Really girls, holding hands? 2 'I il i I 1 f K to SOPHOMORES , it . 5 Ere-r if ' ii' C it if X ' E wt in Q37 We 1 Y' , ' .5551 Ronald Werner Glen Westhoff Lana Westover Lori Westover James Whatley Brenda Whelden Mary Whitney John Wiley James Wilkinson Martin Wilson p p 6 Tom Sena John Adkisson Max Aldama Sherry Bills Rita Blanco Mark Boxberger Thomas Buchanan John Contreras Daniel Custer Randy Gant Richard Gomez SOPHOMORES .MY X i7 x Sophomores Not Pictured Jessie Guitterez Christopher Harford Richard Hudson Frank Jimenez Eric Krengel Emilio Lara Maria Lopez Ramon Lopez Ramona Lopez Angie Mares Sophomore Class Sponsors Head Sponsor- Don Cimaglia Jack Benham Robert Loose Beth Covelli Clarence Stern Conrad Hanson Shirley Travis Adrianne Wirth Timothy Worthley Carolyn Wood Timothy Wunsch Robert Yetter Crystal Zewtzig John Bloedorn Kim Brown Mike Lee Corina Lopez Daniel Martinez Donna Martinez Brian Matthews Frank Murphy Nancy Orth John Randell Manuel Sanchez Larry Short Dan Silz Wayne Ticnor ,l-.ll .W ,ec-7---V Af - l pn 5 imlsi 6 ix 3 U2 jf 9053 YA? .z WD QR AQQQV7 X. SON qxuqili iff Wm 2 TPR? WW -xx 519755307 gy QQACQ 73 1,10 XS X XG 3 if ix QXYQ 0 S 'X Q? N QTPQ0 QQEQQQ QQXXQ X W6 he QQQQ' 'Q w QQXKXQG QS Q Q58 SOX? Q' wk N79 Q XQX Q YQ Who stole my ping pong ball? The annual magazine sales campaign start- ed the Junior Class well on their way toward funding the Junior-Senior prom which is the class's major effort of each year. This year's top seller was Janine Stancil followed by Scott Epstein, Steve Hall and Sherri Kroskob. Ran- dy Price won the only five dollar drawing. Had Rebecca Young sold five subscriptions, she would have won fifty dollars. Dick Hardin, sales coordinator, praised the class for selling the most magazines since the Junior Class has been doing this. JUNIORS JUNE nm 1 I few Egfr M x 335:25 vnmmqu, JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Delton Hyatt, V. Pres.g Jim Hart, Pres.g Jack Knaub, Sec.-Treas. Kim concentrates on the high notes. GU YS We decided to ask some Ju- niors -since they are in between two classes- How does it feel to be in the middle? We got many varied and interesting responses. Here are a few: Laurel Ander- son- We get a lot of hassle from seniors, but we just give it to the Sophsf, We'll never get these sophomores in line! Ig it that cold in the darkroom, Walter? Brian advertises nutritious munchies. 1 ,H -4. Who was your slave last week? Teri Meece- A bigger respon- sibilityg a heavier load. Lori Coup- Unimportantg sophs get attention at the first of the year, seniors get it at the end. Steve Samuels- Not having the attention of the sophs or the priority of the seniors. JUNIORS Oh you shouldn't have' .lack Adair Barb Agnew Trina Alberta Sally Aldrich Kim Alles Mary Altenbern Doug Amman Tony Anderson Mark Arndt Joel Beatty Barry Beauprez Pete Bellender Bruce Benham Brian Bentz Gail Beyerle George Blecha Charles Bledsoe Teresa Boatright Jay Boxberger Glenn Butterfield Holly Caddy Patricia Campbell Sheri Carlisle Kit Carlson CAUGHT! -by the candid camera Cathy Cave Deb Cimaglia Tammy Coffman Steve Comer Mike Cooper Lori Coup Michael Cuckow Allen Curtis Donna Davis Holly Davisson Janie DeLaFuente Pam Dietz Terri Dine Tom Dodge Daniel Donahue I Stan Doty Joel Dunning Darla Durrett Terry Edwards Mike Eikenburg Rick Endsley Terry Endsley Scott Epstein John Erosky JUNIORS C'mon, Sherri, SMILE! Gale Eurich Karen Everett Linda Feldman Kevin Fergus Greg Fisher Jassen Foster Trina France William Frick Deb Gant Deanna Geist Charles Godo Allan Goetz Tracy Gramlich Doreen Green James Green Veronica Grennan Glen Hainer Steve Hall Crystal Hamann Bobbie Happel Lori Iungerich Having a big responsibility in the middle of two walls Suzanna Ledford One step closer to being a senior John Sagel- 79 sounds better than '80 0 Stan Rogers I HATE being ln the middle you never get noticed. Mary Harrington Terry wiv f Betty Harris Jim Hart Hergenreter Penny Kembel- You get everything put on you. Betsy McConnell- Better than being a sophomore. Trina Alberta- Confusing.,, Sally Aldrich- Just there. I knew I should have studied harder! a i all EQ .s Q 1 Jeff Karas Ann Keefe Michelle Keenan Johanna Keithline Susan Hill Raina Hobbs Valerie Hoff Kasandra Hoffman Louann Hoffman Tina Hoffmann Randy Holbeck Tammy Holden Richard Holloway Randee Hood Chris Horan Michael Howell Aleta Hubbard Delton Hyatt Lori Iungerich Melodee Jantz Jay Johnson Jody Jolliffe Walter Jones Lori Jump JUNIORS Terry Hergenreter- Medium of a small, medium, largef, Brenda Weiderspan- The same. Vanessa Laur- Wrapped up!! Robyn Lutz- Too old to do some things, too young to do others. I , ,,,Y,,- X ,l, Y , , JUNIORS And then she said that I said . . X I i ' ,an Russell Kelim Penny Kembel David Knaub Jacky Knaub Vern Knox Paul Krengel Kirk Krening Nancy Krening Sherri Kroskob David Kyncl Jody LaRue Vanessa Laur Suzanna Ledford Sheri Lefever Mark Lenhardt Debbie Lind Johnny Linville Michael Littlejohn Robyn Lutz Betsy McConnell Randall McCracken Janet McDill Jeanne McGuyer Margie McKie big brown eyes you have Walterl' Jeff McLaughlin Phil Mallory Karla Mares Annette Marick Owen Marshall Anthony Martinez Teri Meece Cintia Meyer Billie Jo Miller Curt Miller Kimberly Miller Kay Minne Jeannene Moores Kerri Norrish Joanne Nukaya Rick Null Christina Nunez Jana Osburn Donald Ostwald Connie Pagel Dale Parrish Judy Paul Brian Petersen Sherri Pflager f Af , we 1 4 ,,,..,' wiflflw wc ,. ,,,, ,,,, Ml.. AW M v W J--.-a. WM John s an expert at one-man foosball Patti Pickens Lee Pinello Kerilynn Porter Gary Potts Melissa Prevost Judith Price Randall Price Christie Pullin Jeffrey Reddin Kim Reichert Joseph Renshaw Jollyn Riddle Eddie Rodriquiz Esmeralda Jeri Rodriquiz Fred Rodriquez Maria Ruth Rodriquiz Stanly Rogers Marie Romero Glen Sagel John Sagel Steve Samuels Renee Sanchez John Sandobal Connie Sassaman Nancy Krening- Just two more years to go! Jay Johnson- Little better than being a sophomore? 'mt Barb Agnew- 6'Older than the Sophs, but younger than the i f seniors. Patti Pickens- Closed inln Okay, Who put the ice down my back'7' 4 Q., I , if A. U 'S ts X X1 xix , X, . 3 I T Y 5- nn i 5 4 .Ir 1 J. L Q 4' Q S ff ? ' ' 'ik gg-' p X f- 1 I E ' ,B 'gf +P' at Q :rf page' 3 -3 Janine Stancil Lesa Stansall Mitchell Steinke Shawna Stoops Robert Sausaman Robyn Schantz Steven Scheneman Barbara Schmeeckle Mark Schnegelberger Ronald Schott Dana Schreiner Kathy Scofield John Sena Vickie Shannon Danny Sierra Jeffery Simmons John Simpson Shirley Smith LeAnn Sorensen Annette Spadi Becky Spadi Carla Spadi Teri Spear Mary Sprawka JUNIORS ms -l Junior Class Sponsors Head Sponsor- Fred Chandler Dave Garner Becky Maxson Virgil Graff Barb Oberlander Stan Lampe Harold Pfeifer Alan Teeters Deborah Temple James Terry Don Thatcher Wilda Thomas Gail Thompson Mark Timpe Terry Traxler Roger Trujillo Patricia Ureste Joe Vasquez Eva Vigil Christa Villarreal Brenda Weiderspan Donna Weber Lisa Weimer Kristine Wendell Ruth Werner Jamie White David Worthington Douglas Wulf Katherine Wulf Kent Yearous Michael Yenne Rebecca Young '25 ii Q. V K -, Y if--i . if? X Q 52 4.4511 QE-I HOMECOMING Tfvwfiwun 1. A n Jw,-I '-.1 u v'uG Jaw!- 1, wk .. J U an ': ' n- Q-. H' .1 NH! up . y,- HOMECOMING There were many magic mo- ments during Homecoming week. School spirit and pride were high as many got involved. Spirit week entailed days such as Roll ,em over, eat 'em upf, s'Shootin' for a Victory, Stand Tall,', g'Top the Indians, and Mustangs, Day,'. Thursday was a busy day. The FBLA carnival, the bonfire, and the snake dance were held. Mo- ments to be remembered were Mr. Blachly's nose sticking over the top of the jail and an eight year old girl winning a S70 men's watch from the Morgan High Singers' bingo booth. HOMECOMING ftp: if' 1 HUMEQUMTN Robert Tomsic all dressed up. - 21..'F?1' ' .U ,,. fr :T Aa. Kim Alles to Mr. Dahl: 'gAn 'A' or your life. MAGIQ A You light up my night. The Mad Hatter strikes again. vi 's ,fir Connie Schmidt: an artist at work. Sheriff BeCkY PCYCTSCU HOMECOMING 3 MAGIC MOMoENTS Friday, the pep assembly was a smashing success. Richie Weber won the lips contest, Kim Scheidt and Mike Howell tied as Mus- tang Superstars, a funeral was held for the defeated Indians, and the senior girls demonstrated ex- amples of typical fans. The Mus- tangs won their first Homecom- ing in 12 years, the score being a thrilling 3 to 0. With 12 seconds left, Mark Neeley kicked a field goal and the Mustangs went on to win. Saturday, Homecoming Queen Joyce Cornwell was crowned at the dance. Music was by Ocean. Could it be magic? Yes Homecoming was magic. Quarterback Mark Neeley unloads. Main. v le e 31157 rf ' N i K v w Q 'T QQ xr ' l l Herbie goes to Homecoming. Gail and Rick sway to the music. HOMECOMING union U Ell i, sf , l Royal court Senior girls show spirit 1: Id' fa 05 ax 4' f I vi' gl 2- R in wifi Queen Joyce Cornwell and her escort, Garvin Westhoff Bjorn Borg the II? Q 3' is 'X J HOMECOMING Two one-act plays were presented this year by the Thespians. They were Pardon My Second Scene and The Bad, The Worse, and The Broccoli. The first play ran through a scene once with no mishaps, then repeated it with doors falling over, chairs break- ing, and the leading man being knocked out. Brenda Eyestone, President of Thes- pians, then read Thus I Refute Beel- zey as the serious portion of the even- ing's performance. The final play was a melodrama about a villian who wanted to have the land owned by a sweet young girl to expand his broccoli business. This play has a surprise ending when the heroine chose money over love. People behind the scenes that de- serve credit are Tom Mayberry, Kelly Stone, Tammie Reeves, and Kim Por- ter. Sponsors were Mrs. Covelli and Mrs. Sumner. :Pl l'll drink to that. ONE ACT PLAYS SHOWS MUST L to R FIRST ROW: Baron-Steve Midcap, Sally Sweet-Karyn Reichert Buffalo Bill Chips-Todd Schneider, Tom O'Hawk-Adam Trujillo. SEC OND ROW: Zelda Zucchini-Gail Tomky, Drunk-Rob Tomsic, Prissy Per simmon-Pam Ingmire, Barmaid-Chris Bidlingmaier, Caesar Salad-Tony Anderson. THIRD ROW: Rhoda Rutabaga-Janet Milburn. iM '1-H Steve is getting the axe. lil I 3 3 GUU fa Who asked you? CLOCKWISE L to R: Jeff-Jeff Karas, Stagehand-John Bloedorn, Father-Dave Kyncl, Laura-Deb Menken, Drama Stu- dent-Gretchen Hume. Brenda refutes Beelzey. 2 Q Q L What a headache! I ,g gugak A it g ig , 2, , -W 1 - I A 1 ' ,, x ix. ' ' fi SEQ W ifiiiiie aiaif ?f.Qw ?3 52.s,Lt - ln' inrgnf mais , ilu -.H N-ss Q '::z.Q,Q Air' af 'A'T'A'I Q Directors L to R: Steve Midcap, Mary Lou Macneal, Margie McKie, Diane McFarland. ONE ACT PLAYS it Gossip in the commons. GETTING IN Chasing pigs in the courtyard??'? 1 . f ,. I is ,. 'L Dennis Bryant having a drink. Snowballs are to be thrown on the east side of the building! CANDIDS THE FUN we- IA ff ,, 4 L i . . . Deb, Lori, Pam, and Chris sight-seeing in Philadelphia. 15 .i., l, P N aifg' Janice Weatherbie at work in Garretsons. , , 'ffm' ' ff Illll ...W Standing on the corner watching all the girls go by, Robert and Evan? Brett Irey shopping for Christmas presents. CANDIDS ALL TN THE AGT Y I 'x ' N 2 XX ! s . . . to celebrate the gathering of Q -at 1 x friends, to allay the sadness of the shortening days, and to warm the cold- ness of winter Thus spoke the master and mistress of ceremonies, Ri- chie Weber and Tammie Reeves, as they welcomed the guests and told the purpose of FMHS first Decemberfest. The evening began with wassail punch being served in the gym lobby, and ended with flaming plum pudding. As each of the five courses were served, different entertainment was performed for the guests. The entertainment last- ed for three hours during which many high school students displayed their talents. The evening was an enjoyable one for all. What a boar! l , 2 5 Did you get the point, Todd and Dennis? Kim Henness and all 'hal iw' an KV 1 'A f ii:-Wifi f ,JV 3 DECEMBERFEST lf' Steve Hall, the red-nosed clown. fri-'ff 7f'j1 X or e 'a 1 an Hl.xx Sandy Knopp and Tina Reed clowning around. Q ai., 7.1 n I 1 liqiliiixi im xr gi i'l'iI.X ,lsr IH' AN B Jeanne, Karen, and Connie are on their toes. Sophomores PLAYing around. Kim and Trina moving to the beat. DECEMBERFEST GLUEE TRUTTERS A A g fn...-.-N- l FMHS EXCHANGESTUDENTS L to R: Chris Bidlingmaier fGermanyJ, Nigel Bowen fNew Zealandj, Birgit Olesen tDc-:nmarkjg Back Row: Gerardo Canelas fBoliviaJ. Being an exchange student involves many adventures for both the newcomer and the people with whom they communicate. This year FMHS had four exchange studentsg Nigel Bowen, Chris Bidlingmaier, Birgit Olesen, and Gerardo Canelas. These stu- dents not only discovered what our school and community were like but they also broadened our view about what their schools and communities are like. Tracy Gramlich and Steve Midcap, re- presented our school abroad. Steve went to Australia during the 76-77 school year. Tracy traveled to Finland for a couple months during the summer. Whether com- ing or going, the experience is great and it will be something they will always remem- ber. D EXCHANGE STUDENTS Tracy Gramlich and Steve Midcap display their favorite souvenirs. Steve is shown with his kangaroo skin and Tracy holds her Good Luck Reindeer . vga, , , Q C E1 il 'N ,, - ,fvf - Q ff I ,N .y X , V, 1 .X N 'W ,NW mf :X gf, x ,ly A X- X X 'j X ,hx f . ,Ay if ,- 4 L' . 4 Q y 7 , N J ix Wy X .xv fi' -, v- X J, - Q 1 f t f' S X f if f if . x , X L x Y, 1 xi SX' 'x NVQ xx N -Cx. .,. , X: X I , , - f N , xx -7. X . ,, xg -N X J Z . Y N9 5, A My rx S fx 1 y 1 -'XX x w, X' ,Qx V -xl Ui u. N- 1, 'x '- .-, '-T X- w N X Ov -f ,N .1 . N Rf vw f 4 X QX gx Nj-vi N TJ 'H N I QR 1 v L+ M NH ff? , gf N, HN Y XL .x 4 5 4 , ' 7.- KJ ' 'yslf '- if XTX , M y-f XXX Qs-x 1 f 17 -I 17 X I WMM tymwwfmm Being a Senior is the highlight of a student's life. For some it means school's over. For some it means graduation into higher learning. For some it means marriage or a job. This year's seniors are sad to realize that this is the last time they might see friends they've had throughout High School, but they know they'll make new ones in the years to come. It is hard to leave the security of our homes and our friendsg it is scary to go into unknown jobs and fields, but somehow we'll make it - somehow everyone does. Senior Class Officers are QL to RJ Dennis Bryant, Presidentg Becky Petersen Secretary-Treasurer: and Dave Lytle, Vice President. at 'l l Accomplishments? What accomplishments? One more application like this and I'll eat that handbook! SENIORS O R4 Oh, PLEASE, Diane! Shelly Poitz- Snow Queen 1977 X,-rf Had to fight for a white slip, huh, Gary? , '7 Good to have someone's attention, Chris. Lookin' good, Norman. SENIORS , 'lx rw, y Mark Adkisson Jane Aldrich Lynn Amen Melody Anderson Chris Arguello 1 , 5. f Q- f x A 751 li' ,Q ' -Q I ...a ... ig, , my X , 233' 4. , L .gr V fr ' L K 'if' 'Q 3 Q .2 ,L U ,E w ri t - L, A ' V 5' ' L : ,V - , AAA M A . if Wg l ,, rl, My Tammy Bach John Barber Jolene Barngrover Mary Bartels SENIORS .lodee Beauprez Chris Bidlingmaier A Brenda Billiard Jerry Bills Terry Bills Sandra Blalock Brad Bohm Yolanda Botello - Nigel Bowen SENIORS Anitra Brown Cathe Brown Dennis Bryant In K, Q F S Lois Buell Brenda Burkett Joe Cancino Gerardo Canelas SENIORS Denise Carver Jeanne Carver Steve Chandler Linda Chappell Cynthia Christensen Laura Clapp Velinda Clark Chris Cole Tammy Copeland -1 Joyce Cornwell Kerry Covelli Steve Curtis Bob Daniels SENIORS 11- Dolly Davis 1- Ron DeFries Doug Dobbins 1 58 sEN1oRs Nellie Davis Janet Dibbens Rick Dolph Tina Dayley Leroy Dilka Diane Donez Julia Deal David Dilli I ! All A., IW Doak Duke H 1 . Barb Duran Leonard England Verle Forbes Rick Edkins Brenda Epstein Kris Foster Mark Elliott Wade Elmore Bob Evins Brenda Eyestone Denise Galassini Joyce Gammel SENIORS Dale Gam Mike Gorrell Dale Green Mike Green Connie Greene - 4' - - - Kirby Hamilton Greg Hanson Kris Harrelson Jeff Hayward kwa gdhld! R A ! qi ' J 15, 5 jiri: Kim Henness Cathy Hoffman f, of Y-..-as-4 5 Gretchen Hoffman Mark Hoffman Tammy Hoffmann r Lisa Holbeck Tammy Holbeck Cyndy Hook Mark H0ran hmyunggj difedm SENIORS 1 Susan Hughley Tracy Hume Pam lngmire Brett lrey Theresa Jacobsen Rhonda James Kris Jensen Gerald Jimenez SEN IORS Victor Jimenez Sonja Keirnes eywfowmg Chris Kembel Kraig Kembel Dan Kinnison Sandy Kintner Jody Kliesen S d Larry Krening Susan Krien Oedbwe an y Knopp Pam Koehler Gary' Kroskob 63 , SENIORS 51 QE!!! MW' T - ,.., ' V 0 W' L . ' ' - ' ' -f'- x -, , g V 0 Terry Kruger Lynn Lapp Randy Lee L Cindy Lefever D'Anne Lehman Terry Lieder Howard Lind Ron Linville Patty Lissolo aw QW, SENIORS' A David Lytlc Diane McFarland Mary Lou Macneal Eddie Martinez Fawn Martinez l ig! Carrie Mason George Mau Shirley Mavis Tom Mayberry K9 . I 6'. 77 SENIORS 1' Dean Maylield 2 Ron Meininger Q'- 7 'Q 1 ,J Bobbi Meng - Toni Meng Deb Menken Rodney Menking Tom Mese - M, I QNX SENIORS Kim Messenger y Sharon Michael : UIQ Cheryl Midcap WW Steve Midcap ai ' fx Chester Miner unix Pam Murray la Cindy Moeller Janet Milburn Norman Miller if if, 4. - 11 Rickey Montez Tracy Morland Brenda Nab Lori Naill weccuzlo, SENIORS Mark Naill Ron Nixon ' a,W,,, ' -' V .il X-r ., ,X fi ., V- 1 N X sk 71 if? A f 'f .K - ij e f it fm f fi 4 David Ostwald SEN IORS Mark Neeley Connie Null l Mike Overton QW Paulette Newell Kurt Nikont Cindy Nunez Birgit Olesen Tracy Owen Susan Patterson MMUWZ Y' 4 , . , , , e y Se . xx A ti- v Vlll V i , A .5 We ' A f f K :J ,f f A U.Z Q?:l?w f WI 4 H' Cathy Paynter Becky Petersen Londa Pettyjohn 3 , . Shelly Poill Kcrry Pope kim Purlcr f it SN 3' ,J L x N1 D' xx Nz. v' . I '1 'Y Q we e 1 4 - if f 3 ,K Chris Pogorelz IJ nn Prob :seo lakh W5 'ilk f in I i, KK ? f E jf' Q if' .lim Procunier Tina Reed David Reed Tammie Reeves o 0 4 SENIORS If - Barb Rehkop Mike Rehkop Karyn Reichert Corrine Repp Arthur Reyez Deb Reyez ' 1 Jessie Riojas 70 sENioRs Yolanda Riojas Cristela Rios Johnny Rivera Bernie Rodarte l Lorri Rusch Sally Rodarte Becky Sanchez l Pam Roth Kim Scheidt Connie Schmidt Todd Schneider Greg Sheldon Cheryl Smith SENIORS 5 1. ,Li 5 ,X 1 ..- .7 5 1 -- 1 Lf' 1. 1. . 3 M... 3., F , Tammie Spaf ford Kathy Smith Jeanie Solis Z- Galc Stark Evan Stone Pete Thompson 3 SEN IORS Lisa Tadolini Scott Taylor li Rhonda Tibbetts Gail Tomky W twitipas 9 Q fl 'run- S I Robert Tomsic Laura Torres Cyndi Ureste n. M 'f M , Q J I W ' f V r Doug Vondy Robert Walter .limmy Wztternmn Janice Weathcrbic Dan Weber Lisa Weber Richie Weber SENIORS 4 Janna Weimer 'I4 SENIORS .lohn Wood 1 SENIORS NOT PICTU RED Ken Keithline Reza Sar-Sangi Art Soto Dave Surti Kevin Thompson Steve Wommack SENIOR CLASS SPONSORS Richard Madsen Richard Harden Bev Haley Virgil Graff D.J. Dahl .lack Benham Darrel Blachley Jacalyn Brunelli i Marla Weimer ., Mark Woodward Gary Young Garvin Westhoff R - 1 ar Vaughn Yearous Joe Zirtzman , . 5 l iil AAA Tennis l,2,3g Latin Orchi -.1',2,3: All State Decffest 3g Megaphone Moniter 2,3. Imftfffafl Club 1-34 Q Q, CHRIS QRGUELLO- FFA l,2,3. I A BBB TAMMYFBACH- FBLA 3. JOHN BARBER- DECA 2,3, fPres.J 3 i5aioLESE3i iilBARNGROVER- DECA 2,3. MARY BARTELS- Band l,2,3g Orch. 1,2,3g Musical 2g Spring Play 23 Girl's State, Pacemaker 2,33 Tri-M 3. JODEE BEAUPREZ- FHA 1,2 QPres.:D DECA 3g Spirit Club l. Cl-1R1s1jiNE BIDLINGMAIER- Pow- der Puffrij Internat'l Club 3, Orch. 3g Cham. Orch. 3g All State Orch. 3. BRENDA BILLIARD- Cross Country 1,2,3g.Track l,2,3g All Conf. 1.2: Basket- ball tfl. lfig2,33s..State Zgvspirit Club 1,2,3g or lg Club lg Club 2,3g Stu. Coun. 1,22 Nat'l Honor Soc, 2,3. iiaagggggitts- Band za, Wrestling 1. Baud reoi l3,2g Wrestling l. SANDY BLALOCK- Powder Puff 1,2433-,Spirit Club l,2,3g Orch. l,2,3g ,Chapin- ch 2g Pacemaker 2,3g Girl's A .A e.ee Golf 1. YOLANDA BOTELLO- DECA 2. NIGEL BOWEN- Football 3g Internat'l Club 3. ANITRA BROWN- Powder Puff 2, Band l,2,3g Pacemaker 2,3. CATHE BROWN DENNIS BRYANT- Golf lg Gymnas- tics l,2,3g Stu. Coun. lg M Club 2,3g Band l,2,3g Show Band 25 Musical lg Senior Class President. LOIS BUELL- FHA lg FBLA 3. BRENDA BURKETT- Basketball 2,3g SpiritClub 2,3fV.P.Jg M Club 33 FBLA 2,3g Honor Society 2,3. CCC JOE CANCINO A GERARDO CANELAS- rennasfiiin- ternat'l Club 3. DENISE CARVER- Powder Puff lg Jr. Acadezgny of Science lg Spirit Club 1,2g FBLAii.2,3g Megaphone 2,33 Pacemaker 3g Mustangettes 2. .IEANNE CARVER STEVE CHANDLER- Golf 1,23 Bas- ketball lg Baseball 1,2,3. LINDA CHAPPELL- German Club lg Con. Choir l,2,3g Morgan High Singers 2,3g Musical lg Decemberfest 3. CINDY CHRISTENSEN- Gymnastics lg Spirit Club l,2,3g Cheerleader 2. LAURA CLAPP- Spirit Club 1,23 Orch. l,2,3g Jr. Academy of Science l,2. VELINDA CLARK CHRIS COLE- VICA 2. TAMMY COPELAND- DECA 33 FBLA l. JOYCE CORNWELL- Gymnastics lg Powder Puff 2,35 Tennis l,2,3g Spirit Club l,2,3g GAA lg Stu. Coun. l,2,3g Band l,2,3g Band Coun. l,2,3fSec.- Treasjg Morgan High Singers 3g Stage Band 35 Nat'l Honor Soc. 2,3g Home- coming Queen 3g Tri-M 2,3g Pom Pon Girl 2g Stu. Body Sportsfship Chair. 21 President 3. KERRY COVELLI STEVE CURTIS DDD BOB DANIELS- Football l,2,3g FFA lg Wrestling lg Track l,2,3. DOLLY DAVIS- FHA l,2,3g Spirit Club l,2. NELLIE DAVIS- Powder Puff lg FHA l,2g Spring Play 2. TINA DAYLEY- FBLA 2,3. JULIA DEAL- Latin Club 3, DECA 23 Decffest 3. RON DEFRIES- FFA l,2,3. JANET DIBBENS LEROY DILKA- Football l,3g VICA 2QSec.j. DAVID DILLI- Basketball lg Thespians 2,3g Stu. Coun. 2,3g Orch. l,2,3g Cham. Orch. l,2,3g Musical 1,23 One-Acts 23 Pacemaker 2, Jr. Academy of Science I. DOUG DOBBINS RICK DOLPH- FFA l,2,3. DIANE DONEZ- DECA 2. DOAK DUKE- Basketball lg Baseball l,2,33 M Club 3. BARB DURAN- Powder Puff l,2,3g Spirit Club 1. EEE RICK EDKINS- DECA 2g Must. Swingers l,2. MARK ELLIOT WADE ELMORE- Football l,2,3, Bas- ketball l,2g Baseball l,2,3g M Club l,2,3. LEONARD ENGLAN D BRENDA EPSTEIN- Powder Puff lg Basketball l,2,3g GAA lg Unesco lg ln- ternat'l Club 2,3QV.P.jg Spirit Club l,2,33 Girl's Stateg Nat'l Honor Soc. 2,33 Ro- tary Wheel 3g Pacemaker Ass,t. Editor 2, Editor 3. BOB EVINS- Football l,2,3g Track 11 Basketball l,2,3g Baseball 23 M Club 2,3. BRENDA EYESTONE- Cheerleader l,2g GAA lg Thespians l,2,3g Latin Club l,3g Stu. Coun. 3, Spirit Club l,2, Musi- cal l,2g Con. Choir 2,3g Morgan High Singers 3, Decffest 35 Flag Girl 2,33 Band l,2,3g Orch. 31 Tri-M 2,33 One- Acts l,2,3, Spring Play l,3. FFF VERLE FORBES KRIS FOSTER GGG DENISE GALASSINI SR. ACCOMPLISHMENTS JOYCE GAMMEL- FBLA 2,33 Jr. Acadamy Of Science 13 Spirit Club 1,33 Band 1,2 DALE GANT- Football 13 FFA l,2,3 MIKE GORRELL- Band 1,2 ' DALE GREEN- VICA 3 fSec.j MIKE GREEN- Football l,2,33 Basket- ball 1,2,33 Track 1,23 M Club 2,33 Band 1,2,33 Show Band 23 Orch. 3. CONNIE GREENE- DECA 2,3. HHH KIRBY HAMILTON- Basketball 1' v Track 1,23 Cross Country 1,23 VICA 2,3. GREG HANSON- Tennis 1,2,3g Bas- ketball 1,23 Baseball 1,33 M Club 2,33 Thespians 2,33 Band I,2,3Q Show Band I,2,3Q Orch. 1,2,33 Musical 1,23 Decffest 3. KRIS HARRELSON- Football 33 Base- ball 23 JEFF HAYWARD- Basketball 13 FFA 1,2. KIM HENNESS- Orch. l,2,33 Cheer- leader 3. CATHY HOFFMAN GRETCHEN HOFFMAN- Concert Choir l,2,33'Morgan High Singers 2,33 Band 1,2,33 Showband 33 Musical 1,23 Decffest 3. MARK HOFFMAN- FFA 1,2,33 fV.P.J TAMMY HOFFMANN- Cheerleader 23 DECA 2,33 Spirit Club l,2,33 Orch. 1. LISA HOLBECK- Powder Puff 23 Spir- it Club 1,2. CYNDI HOOK- Spirit Club 1,2,3' FBLA 2,3. v MARK HORAN SUSAN HUGHLEY- Powder Puff 1,2: DECA 2,3. TRACY HUME- Powder Puff 1,23 GAA 13 Track 13 Spirit Club 2g Orch. 1. III PAM INGMIRE- Volleyball l,2,3L GAA 13 Basketball 1,23 Tennis 1,2,33 Powder Puff 23 Latin Club 13 FBLA 2,33 SR. ACCOMPLISHMENTS Spirit Club l,2,33 M Club 33 One Acts 3. BRETT IREY- FFA l,2,3. JJJ THERESA JACOBSEN- FBLA 2,33 fScrapbook Chairj Orch. l,2,33 Cham. Orch 23 Musical 23 Gir1's Stateg Pace- maker 2,3. RHONDA JAMES KRIS JENSEN- Track 1,2,33 Basket- ball 33 Golf 33 Spirit Club 33 lnternat'l Club 33 Con. Choir 2,33 Morgan High Singers 33 Musical 23 Honorable Men- tion 1. GERALD JIMENEZ VIC JIMENEZ- Football 1,33 Wrestling 1,33 Band I,2,3Q Track 1. KKK SONJA KEIRNES- Basketball 1,23 Orch. l,2,3. KEN KEITHLINE- DECA 2,3. CHRIS KEMBEL- Powder Puff l,2,33 Spirit Club 1,2,33 Latin Club 13 FBLA 13 Orch. l,2,33 Cham. Orch. 23 Nat'l Honor Soc. 2,33 Stud. Coun. 2,33 Stud. Body V.P. 33 Junior Class President. KRAIG KEMBEL- German Club I,2Q DECA 2,33 Orch. 1. DAN KINNISON- FFA 1,2. SANDY KITNER JODY KLEISEN- FBLA 2,3 fV.P.j SANDY KNOPP- Powder Puff 1,23 Spirit Club 1,23 lnternat'l Club 1,2. PAM KOEHLER- Tennis 23 Spirit Club 1,2. LARRY KRENING- FFA l,2,3. SUSAN KRIEN GARY KROSKOB- Football l,2,33 Track 2,33 M Club 2,3. TERRY KRUGER LLL LYNN LAPP- FFA l,2,3. RANDY LEE- Basketball 1,23 Baseball l,2,3. CINDY LEFEVER- FHA 2,31 Spirit Club l,2,33 Con. Choir 2,33 Morgan High Singers 33 One Acts 13 Musical 23 Spring Play 33 Dec.3fest 33 Stud. Coun. 31 D'ANNE LEHMAN TERRY LEIDER- Powder Puff 1,2,33 Spirit Club 23 Orch. l,2,33 Cham. Orch. 2,3. HOWARD LIND RON LINVILLE- FFA 1,2,33 Band 1,2. PATTY LISSOLO- Volleyball 13 FHA 23 Band 1,2,33 Orch. 33 Decffest 33 Con. Choir 3g Nat'l Honor Soc. 2,35 Cheer- leader 13 Stud. Coun. 1. DAVE LYTLE- Track 1,2,33 Golf 2,33 Latin Club 13 Senior V. Pres. MMM DIANE MCFARLAND- Powder Puff l,2,33 Basketball 1,23 Tennis l,2,33 M Club 33 Stud. Coun. 1,23 FBLA 2,3 CSecJ Spirit Club 1,23 tPts. Off! 3 fPresJ3 Tri M 2,3QV.P.Q3 Thespians 2,3 fV.P.l Nat'l Honor Soc. 2,33 GAA 13 Band 1,2,33 Band Coun. 33 Orch. 2,33 Musical 1,23 Decffest 33 Rotary Wheel 33 Pacemaker 33 Stu. Body Sec.33 Flag Girl 3. MARY LOU MACNEAL- FHA 1,2.3 tPres.J Thespians 33 Treb. Choir 13 Con. Choir 2,33 Ensemble 33 Musical 2g Dec- ffest 33 One Acts 1,2,33 Spring Play 1,2,33 Band 1,2,33 Usher Squad 1. EDDIE MARTINEZ- Football 1: Wrestlingl. FAWN MARTIN EZ CARRIE MASON- Tennis I,2,3Q Spirit Club 13 Thespians 2,33 .Orch. I,2,3Q Cham. Orch. 2,33 Musical 1,23 Decffest 33 All state Orch. 2. GEORGE MAU- Football 1,2, tAll- Con.j, 33 QAII Conference and Statej: Basketball 1,2,33 Baseball 1,2 tAll-Conj 33 M Club l,2,33 Powder Puff King 3. SHIRLEY MAVIS- FBLA 1.2: Band I,2Q Con. Choir 1,2. TOM MAYBERRY- Tennis 1,2,33 FBLA 23 Band 1,2,33 Stage Band I,2,3Q Boy's State. DEAN MAYFIELD- VICA 3. RON MEININGER BOBBI MENG- Latin Club 13, DECA 33 Mustangettes 1. TONI MENG- Latin Club lg Spirit Club 1,33 3tSec.-flfifeasjg Band 1,23 Studenffjiiouncil 3. DEB MENKEN- Powder Puff lg Vol- leyball 2,3Q Latin Club 13 Internat'l Club 33 Spirit Club 1,2,3tSec.J3 One-Acts 2,33 Spring P1aygqp12,33 Nat'l Soc. 2,33 Rotary 33 Soph, 1 . RODNEYHMENKING- Latin Club 13 VICA 2,3. TOM 3 KIM MESSENGER- Orcltl l,2,33 Orch Coun. 2,33 Cham. Orch l,2,33 Spirit Club l,2,33 FBLA 2,33 Thespians 2,33 Con. Choir 23 Musical l,2Q Tri-M 2,33 Pom Pon Girl 33 Mustangettes 2. SHARONf M1CHAEL- FBLA 2,33 Spirit Club l,2,33 lnternat'l Club 33 Orch. l,2,3. CHERYL MIDCAP- Latin Club ll Spirit Club li Orchestra 1. STEVE MIDCAP- FBLA 33 Jr. Ac. of Science 1,2fV.P.J,33 Latin Club 1,2,3tPres.J3 Internat'l Club 2,3QPres.J3 Forensics 33 Thespians 2,33 Band I3 Pacemaker 3. JANET MILBURN- Powder Puff 33 FHA 1,23 Thespians 2,33 FBLA 33 Treb. Choir 13 Con. Choir 2,31 Morgan High Singers 23 Musical 1,23 Decffest 33 Girl's Ensemble 33 One-Acts 1,33 Spring Play l,2,3. NORMAN MILLER- Football l,2,33 Wrestling l,2,33 Gymnastics 13 M Club l,2,33 Morgan High Singers l,2,33 Stage Band l,2,33 Concert Choir 2,3. CHESTER MINER- Art Club 23 Band 1. CINDY MOELLER- Powder Puff l,2,33 Usher Squad 1,23 Spirit Club 1,2,3. RICK MONTEZ TRACY MORLAND- Powder Puff l,2,33 Mustangettes 2. PAM MURRAY- FBLA 3. NNN BRENDA NAB- Powder Puff 23 Mega- phone l,2,3. LORI NAILL- Powder Puff li Volley- ball 23 Spirit Club l,2,33 Internat'l Club 23 FBLA 2,33 GAA lg Orch. 1,23 One- Acts 2. . 5' NAILL- Tennis Baseball 132,33 Basketball l,2,33 M Club 2,3QPres.J. MARK NEELEY- Football l,2,3Q Bas- ketball 2,33 .Track 2,31 M Qiub l,2,33 1,2,3t3.jStage Band 1,2fg3j3t!a.fMorgan High Singers'F2,33 Megaphone 13 Soph. Class Pres. 1. PAULETTE NEWELL KURT NIKONT- Footba1lVMgr. 13 Wrestling l,2,33 Gymnastics Mgr. 1,2. RON NIXON- Tennis l,2Q FBLA 2,33 Latin Club l,2,33 M Club 33 Forensics l,2,33 Decemberfest 33 Boy's State. CONNIEQNULL A CINDY NUNEZ- Powder Puff 13 Spirit Club lg Jr. Academy of Science, lg DECA 2,3fT1'C3S.,Q Treble Choir 1. OOO BIRGIT OLESEN- Tennis 33 Internat'l Club 3. DAVID OSTWALD- Jr. Ac. of Science l,2,33 Internat'l Club 2,33 Thespians 23 Band 1,23 Musical 1,23 Boy's SIHICL Nat'l Honor Soc. 2,3. MIKE OVERTON- Football l,2,33 Track lg Basketball 23 M Club 2,33 Tri- M 2,33 fSec.J3 Band l,2,33 Band Coun. 3tPres.J3 Morgan High Singers 23 Orch l,2,33 Student of the Month 3. TRACY OWEN- Thespians 33 Band l,2,33 Stage Band 23 Musical 1. PPP SUE PATTERSON- Powder Puff 23 Gymnastics lg Pom Pon Girl 23 Spirit Club l,2,33 Art Club 2,3tPres.J. CATHY PAYNTER- Thespians 33 Tri- M 33 Concert Choir 1.2.33 Morgan High Singers 33 Orch. l,2,33 Cham. Orch. l,2,33 All-State Orch. l,2,33 All-State Choir lg Musical 1,23 One-Acts l. BECKY PETERSEN- Spirit Club 2,33 FBLA 33 Con. Choir 33 One- Acts 2,33 Spring Play 33 Cheerleader 33 Senior CLass Sec.-Treas. 3. LONDA PETTYJOHN- DECA 23 Concert Choir 33 Decemberfest 33 Treble Choir 1. CHRISTINE POGORELZ- Track lg Spirit Club 1. 31 SHELLY PC1332 Powder Puff l,2,33 FBLA l,2,33 Spirit Club l,2,33 Pom Pon Girl 23 Snow Queen 3. KERRY POPE- Tennis 23 Football 13 Gymnastics L32 Wrestling 1,21,,M Club 2,33 VICA 2,33 Band l,2,33 Band Coun. lg Student Coun. l,2,33 Soph. Ciass Pres. 23 Jr. Class Sec.-Treas. 3. KIM PORTER- Volleyball l,2,3fAll- Confjg Basketball l,2,33 Tennis.. l,2,33 Spirit Club l,2,33 M Club 2,33 GAA 13 Nat'l Honor Soc. 2,33 Student Council 3. DAN PROBASCO JIM PROCUNIER- Baseball 13 VICA 2,3. RRR DAVID REED TINA REED- Spirit Club lg Internat'l Club 2,33 Treb. Choir 13 Con. Choir 23 Girl's Ensemble 2. TAMMIE REEVES- Spirit Club 2.33 Latin Club lg Con. Choir 23 Girl's En- semble 23 Morgan High Sing. 33 Mega- phone 33 Pacemaker 3. BARB REHKOP- Powder Puff 23 FBLA l,2,3 QPresj. MIKE REHKOP- FFA l,2,3. KARYN REICHERT- Track lg Spirit Club 33 Art Club 3fHist.J3 Thespians 1,2,3fSec.-Treas.J3 Con. Choir 2,33 Band l,2,33 Majorette 23 Morgan High Singers 2,3fV.P.J3 All-State Choir 2,33 Musical 1,23 One- Acts l,2,33 Tri-M 2,33 Spring Play l,2,33 Nat'l Honor Soc. 2,33 Jr. Class V. President 2. CORRINE REPP- Track 13 Band l,2,33 Megaphone 2. ARTHUR REYEZ- Football l,2Q Wres- tling l,2,3. DEB REYEZ JESSIE RIOJAS YOLANDA RIOJAS- Tennis 33 DECA 2,3. CRISTELA RIOS- DECA 2,3. 3 SR. ACCOMPLISHMENTS JOHNNY RIVERA BERNIE RODARTE- Football l,2,33 Baseball l,2,3Q M Club 2,33 Band l,2,33 Morgan High Singers 33 Concert Choir 2,33 Deccmberfest 3. SALLY RODARTE- Powder Puff 13 DECA 2,33 Band 1. PAM ROTH- Spirit Club 1,23 Mega- phone 2. LORI RUSCH- Spirit Club 13 FBLA 2,33 Orch l,2,33 Cham. Orch. 33 Mega- phone 2. SSS REBECCA SANCHEZ- Cheerleader l,2,33 Powder Puff 2,33 FBLA 33 Treb. Choir lg Student Council 2. REZA SAR-SANGI KIM SCHEIDT- Volleyball l,2,3fAll- Conf.J3 Basketball l,2fAll-Conf.J, 33 Track l,2,33 Spirit Club l,2,33 GAA 13 M Club 2,33 FBLA 23 Band 1. CONNIE SCHMIDT- Spirit Club 33 Art Club 33 FHA 23 Musical l. TODD SCHNEIDER- Football l,2,33 Track 1,23 Jr. Ac. of Science l,2,33 VICA 23 M Club 2,33 Band 1,2,3. GREG SHELDON- Football l,2,33 Bas- ketball 23 Track 2,33 M Club 2,3. CHERYL SMITH- Volleyball l,2,33 Tennis l,2,33 Spirit Club 1,2333 FBLA 33 M Club 2,33 GAA 13 Latin Club 13 Stu- dent ofthe Month 33 Cheerleader l,2,33 Student Council 3. KATHY SMITH- Tennis l,2,33 Powder Puff' 13 FBLA 2,3QReporterJ. JEANIE SOLIS- DECA 2,3fV.P.JQ Tre- ble Choir 1. ARTHUR SOTO TAMMIE SPAFFORD- Powder Puff 1,23 GAA 13 Spirit Club 1,21 Treble Choir 2. GALE STARK- Latin Club 1. EVAN STONE- Basketball lg Musical lg All-State Choir 23 Stage Band l,2,33 Band -l,2,33 Drum Major 33 Decffest 3g Morgan High Singers 2,33 Con. Choir 2,3. DAVE SU RTI 3 sR. ACCOMPLISHMENTS TTT LISA TADOLINI- DECA 2,3fSec.J. SCOTT TAYLOR- VICA 2,3. KEVIN THOMPSON- Football 1,23 M Club 1,23 Band 1. PETE THOMPSON RHONDA TIBBETTS- Concert Choir 23 Girl's Ensemble 2. GAIL TOMKY- Powder Puff 2,33 Spirit Club l,2,33 Latin Club 13 Thespians 2,3fSCC.DQ Band l,2,33 Flag Girl 33 Stage Band l,2,33 Musical 1,23 One-Acts 3. ROB TOMSIC- Baseball 23 Thespians 2,33 Con. Choir 2,33 Morgan High Sing- ers 33 Megaphone l,2. LAURA TORRES- Track 33 Band l,2,33 Con. Choir 33 One-Acts l,2,33 Decffest 3. UUU CYNTHIA URESTE- DECA 2. VVV DOUG VON DY WWW ROBERT WALTER- Baseball l,2,33 Thespians 2,33 M Club 2,33 Musical 1,23 Con. Choir 13 Morgan High Singers 23 Band l,2,33 Drum Major 3. JIM WATERMAN- VICA 2,3. JANICE WEATHERBIE- Powder Puff l,2,33 Latin Club 1,23 Spirit Club l,2Q DECA 2,33 FBLA 23 Cheerleader 1,23 Megaphone 23 Stu. Council 13 Usher Squad 3. DAN WEBER - LISA WEBER- Latin Club 13 Spirit Club 1,23 Band l,2,33 Flag Girl 33 Band Coun. Sec. 23 Pacemaker 2,33 Stu. Coun. 3. RICHIE WEBER- Wrest. and Baseball Trainer and Mgr. l,2,33 Football Trainer and Mgr. 33 M Club 2,33 FBLA 33 Spirit Club 1,2333 Band l,2,33 Drum Major 23 Boy's Slateg Nat'l Honor Soc. 2,33 Ro- tary Wheel 33 Pacemaker 33 Student Body Treasurer 33 Band Council 2. JANNA WEIMER- Latin Club 1,23 Spirit Club 1,23 Powder Puff l,2,33 MARLA WEIMER- Powder Puff 23,33 Spirit Club l,2,33 GAA 1. GARVIN WESTHOFF- Football l,2,33 Baseball l,2,33 M Club 2,33 FFA 1,23 STEVE WOMMACK- VICA 3fPresi- dentj. JOHN WOOD- FFA I,2. YYY VAUGHN YEAROUS- VICA 2,3. GARY YOUNG- Football 13 Baseball 33 Orchestra l,2,33 Pacemaker 2. 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Platte Ave. 7'bCUv0D 69?0DCUg0b6U30DC5: 0. ea'- EAST s1DE Bo0sTERs ,Q Business Mart 310 Main Street Macy's Rexall Drug 316 Main Street Montels Music Center 320 Main Street City Pharmacy 319 Main Street Tiemanis Clothes for Men -G 306 Main Street JCPenney BUDS ENGINE THE DEPA SERVICE RTIVIIEUIZIT STORE CATALOG SHOPPING Bud Midcap, Owner 113 ShIei'n1haI1:Jrgi?17-5949 867-2469 321 Main WEBERS Ft. Morgan 6669, SERVICE 1300 N. Ivfain Qtrpet 4...A.......AA.A.......... ADS iii K -i-Ei - V -in- ' ffl. I' Az- - Y A i s --B - i-'-+A, g-4 :ii 'F ga fl L - f fc, R- 'fl ' .-. vagltshfvksq- 1 x. Z if L to R FIRST ROW: Sherry Nutt, Kassy Hoffman, Jody LaRue, Donna Palasty, Diane McFarland, Joyce Cornwell, Barb Duran, Chris Bidlingmaier, Wilda Thomas. SECOND ROW:f'Ann Wacker, LeAnn Sorensen, Carla Spadi, Tammy Hoffmann, Marla Weimer, Sandy Blalock, Martha Mosier, Doreen Green, Kim Reichert. THIRD ROW: Vicky Jiminez, Ass't Coach Jack Benham, Cindy Moeller, Cathy Scofield, Soni Gibson, Patty Bailey, Gretchen Hume, Kolleen Henderson, Kim Brown. NOT PICTURED: Head Coach Phil Stadler, Cricket Pearson, Dawn Baumgartner, Janice Weatherbie. Hard work, learning, and fun ended with the big event of Blachley's Bulldozers clashing with Stadler's Sensations. Equipped with spirited cheer- leaders and a roaring crowd, the Sensations pulled off a victory over the Bulldozers. Tammy Hoffmann and Barb Duran each ran in for a touchdown making the final score 12-0. 42 ,JD Lim ht 3 POWDER PU FF HICH PUFF 3,-s:4kfr?1 ff2ki3iv .'f' .4 ., N- ' ,.',,,u9,,:LQ.t 3 5 ' V f fsg' !.:? 'u ' 'Q' O IU' f S S. 3. . J 4 A - wtf, - -,ly -Q, ,.3f.,. 3.95 -,ga-gif, L L to R: Wade Elmore, Garvin Westhoff and Bobby Daniels adding a little kick to the game Coach Stadler giving strategy to his offense with onlookers. GOT CREAMED Barb Burkett trying to bulldoze her way through. L to R: Mike Overton, Mark Neeley, George Mau, and Nigel Bowen giving the Bulldozers a different kind of support. . . c V -,-,,-rv.-.,. '- ,..1 - Cindy Moeller's determination wins Shelly Poitz's flag. L to R FIRST ROW: Windy Hendrickson, Sally Aldrich, Barb Burkett, Lynda Iungerich, Bobbie Happel, Donna Weber, Gail Beyerle, Lynda Emick, Joan Hill Shelly Poitz. SECOND ROW: Janna Weimer, Deb Mikels, Terry Lieder, There: sa Vaughan, Sandie Reyez, Gail Tomky, Janet McDill, Chris Kembel, Nancy Weber, Sue Mason, THIRD ROW: Ass't Coach Richard Madsen, Betsy McCon- nell, Tia Price, Dana Schreiner, Cintia Meyer, Lisa Stansall, Val Hoff, Lynn Gertge, Tracy Moreland, Brigit Olesen, Janet Milburn, Sherri Luhrs, Head Coach Darrell Blachley. NOT PICTURED: Becky Sanchez. , 5, .. faiisilffzy- POWDER PUFF The Pick Of The Puffs ,.... ,...u2 ill I! KNEELING L to R: Sandy Blalock, Chris Kembel, Shelly Poitz, Cindy Moeller, Diane McFar- rr owl! x WH land, and Terry Lieder. STANDING L to R: Norman Miller, Gary Kroskob, Mike Overton, Garvin Westhoff, Mark Neeley, and George Mau. Mark Eden, ear your heart Our! California oranges, Texas cac- tus, we play your team just for practice!', This resounded through the grandstand at the Powder Puff football game. The rise and fall of Blachley's Bull- dozers resembled the rise and fall of the cheerleaders chests. The yell raisers for Stadler's Sensa- tions were Bob Daniels, Joel Dunning, Garvin Westhoff, and Norm Miller. The extremely well developed cheerleaders for Blachley's Bulldozers were Nigel Bowen, Mark Neeley, Mike Overton, and George Mau. Iv N, E M D POWDER PUFF Half-time ceremonies consisted of George Mau getting crowned king by escort Terry Lieder. Blazing Blisters L to R- Manuel Sanchez, Mike Trujillo, Delton Hyatt, Brenda Billiard, Jeff Simmons, 2, Brian Petersen, John Sandobal, Tom Dodge, Dan Lehman, Center- Coach Harden 'x F -f :' In fs? 1, . K , . -Ls--f-fnijg. f , 1, A ,V llle it S K C A Q31 Qin' ii 9 ' if -3 E R Smell that clean Ft. Morgan air! Running: What it's all about. De agony of de-feet, is the saying known by all Cross Country runners, es- pecially by John Rivera, the only return- ing letterman from last year, and by Brenda Billiard, a senior who has been the only girl on the team for three years. Although the course was changed this year from a mere two miles to a tedious, tormenting three miles, the runners gave it their best. The team didn't have a win- ning season, but Coach Harden said that each runner improved their individual performance which is what they set out to do. Al... CROSS COUNTRY IT'S BEEN A LO G TIME COMING When Coach Stern arrived on the scene three years ago, he said it would take three years to build a winning team. This year, the dream became a reality with the tre- mendous record of 8-2-1 and the Division II championship. During the season, the Mus- tang defense ranked number one in the state allowing only 36 points in 9 games. The team itself appeared in the polls many weeks ranked anywhere from 6 to l0. It was the best football season Ft. Morgan has had in the last quarter of a century and the student body and townspeople showed their support by outnumbering the hosts at most of the away games. A Mullen Mustang brings Overton down. FOOTBALL Joel Dunning, 44, getting a jump on two Ft. Collins defenders. if -.-.. , ' I if. x 1 .- ,qv 'f 3-1,6 ' zfgfi 2 ,gn , ef., -1- my .... gzf: , X If Gg3,,'e.fa' 'Rt1,.wut.? Q ,,, tt' z . K Q .Q v N 4 WV' 5 Wivil' if - Zhi y .Q 1 X 1 . 5- 3 ,Q' . . X, 1 iQ 9 1 W .. ' I H r.rf.rs ' M E t t m ' -ev 'if . 4 ff Qt ar L ,S -- M1 ' We X . 2 ' -X: ' f pa .. .Q . , Q.. :L-N 'X gk ' . JI, . . -- 'rn , - ' - ' -T e 'T,, ,S-v'f EYE S7.s.p5 1:. - , .if X . ,. pf. kg , . ,. 5 , A Y - .. , H . Ip ax H I . x - 'W ' Q f ' . . ' . v 'A --ff ' .. 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SECOND ROW: 65 Jeff Karas, 10 Mark Neeley, 72 Joe Zirtzman, 11 Greg Fisher, 71 Mike Green, 84 George Mau, 77 John Sagel, 76 Stan Doty, 64 Tim Renshaw, 74 Jim Colgan. THIRD ROW: 34 Doug Wulf, 21 Wade Elmore, 80 Bob Daniels, 40 Greg Sheldon, 63 Garvin Westhoff, 60 Gary Kroskob, 35 Phil Dalke, 23 Brian Weimer, 36 Lance Hochanadel, 70 Eddie Rodriquez. FOURTH ROW: 83 Brian Bentz, 85 Carl Underwood, 24 Stan Rogers, 20 Mike Overton, 50 Chris Harrelson, 33 Norman Miller, 86 Craig Frick, 12 Mike Howell, 42 Steve Scheneman, 41 Darren Eurich, 22 Jeff Kroskob. FIFTH ROW: 85 Scott Binder, 65 Steve Beckley, 82 Phil Oertell, 83 Stuart Norrish, 84 Brian Lampe, 71 Karl Kronkow, 52 Gene Weher, 72 Ernie Rodarte, 42 Tony Moats, 87 Mark Madsen, Bill Balusong, 24 Marvin Bauer. Seniors are, L to R, FRONT ROW: T. Schneider, M. Green, G. Mau, M. Neeley, J. Zirtz- man, B. Evins, SECOND ROW: B. Rodarte, K. Harrel- son, B. Daniels, M. Overton, N. Miller. THIRD ROW: N. Bowen, W. Elmore, G. Westh- off, G. Kroskob, G. Sheldon. . it 3 FOOTBALL Coaches, L to R, Mr. Kahl, Mr. Stern, Mr. Parker, Mr. Allan .I.V. action. OFFENSIVE PLAYERS OF THE WEEK 730, DEFENSIVE PLAYERS OF THE WEEK Managers, FIRST ROW, Rodney Miller, Robin Miller, SECOND ROW, Steve Hall, Richie Weber, This year a new tradition, the recog- nizing of the offensive and defensive players of the week, was begun. Each outstanding player received a trophy from Garretsons, a certificate from the Times and a free meal from Tastee Freez for their blood sweat and tears. FOOTBALL 3 P TTI G AROUN L to R FIRST ROW- Rick Holloway, Kris Jensen, Coach Jensen, Rick Price, Eric Jensen. SECOND ROW- Miles Rogers, Mitch Steinke, John Kroskob, Jay Johnson. THIRD ROW- Alan Teetes, Rusty Kelim, Dave Lytle, Steve Samuels, Pete Thompson. This year was a year of rebuild- ing for the Swingersf, They were a little green with no re- turning lettermen. Dave Lytle, who returned from last yearls Ju- nior Varsity, was elected team captain. Kris Jensen, who was the only girl, added the spirit of friendly competition. A sopho- more, Rick Price, took sixth place in District, and went to the state competition. Q . . i-at .l All X Y 'l I hlleylllllt S f it ll fl X l V Great consentration E 1 GOLF The FMHS outstanding scorers: Rick Price, Steve Samuels, and Coach Jen- sen. What a swing! THE PI K PRANCER Becky Rogers, horsing around W 1 L to R, FIRST ROW, Penny Kembel, Becky Spadi, Darla Durrett, Miki Keenan, Donna Duvall, Becky Rogers, Janet Repp, SECOND ROW, Pat Cambell, Annette Spadi, Robyn Lutz, Wilda Thomas, Connie Pagel, Coach Brunelli, Teri Meece, Karyn Everett, .leane Schoemaker, Dana Bernhardt. The Fort Morgan Gymnastics team only had two returning lettermen this year. At the start of the season, the team had sixteen participants, but by the time District rolled,, around they were down to ten. Dressed in their sharp, new pink uniforms, these limber ladies placed eighth in the District .meet. GYMNASTICS BU PING OFF THE OPPONENTS .-, fy- -cf A fu- 1 - A L to R, FRONT ROW: Deb Cimaglia, Teresa Boatright, Deb Beauprez, Terry Hergen- reter, Head Coach Becky Maxon. SECOND ROW: LaJean Carwin, Gail Thompson, 'Jeanie McGuyer, Christa Villarreal, Mary Sprawka, 'Cheryl Smith. THIRD ROW: 'Kim Scheidt, Teri Spear, Shirley Smith, Keri Porter, Christie Pullen, Pam Dietz. BACK ROW: Manager Sally Aldrich, Deb Menken, 'Kim Porter, 'Pam Ingmire, Eileen Menken, Manager Barb Agnew. 'Lettermen Once again, the girls' volley- ball team improved over the pre- vious years' accomplishments. Having a strong senior team and five returning lettermen, the team placed fourth in the confer- ence with an overall record of 12- 6 and a conference record of 8-3. The defeat of Poudre, last years' conference champion, was a sig- nificant achievement. Leading players were Kim Scheidt with a season total of 165 good spikes and 382 good bumps, Kim Porter with 338 good sets, and Pam Ing- mire with 209 good serves. Also, Kim Porter and Kim Scheidt were selected to the all confer- ence volleyball team. N fx KSU -. E Okay girls, break on three! 3 I ! 102 E X VOLLEYBALL Deb Cimaglia spikes again! X L N 9 Sisters Cheryl and Shirley showing setting and spiking shots. Keri, the golden Spikef- VOLLEYBALL SMASHI G WI GER The Mustang Tennis team had the skills of four returning Iettermen this year. More than half of the players were newcomers to the squad and therefore, lacked exper- ience. The team ended with a 4-5-3 record, finishing seventh in confer- ence play. However, the team ended the season with a very respectable fourth place tie at the District Tour- nament. Jim Hart was the only player seeded in the District State Qualifying Tournament. Jeff Scheidt gives a smashing return. TENNIS L to R, FIRST ROW: Coach I-Iarold Pfiefer, 'Randy Price, Kevin Fergus, 'Greg Hanson, Jackie Knaub, Alan Goetz, SECOND ROW: Gerado Canelas, Jim Hart, Jeff Scheidt, Mike Yenne, Wayne Scheidt, Les Linker. THIRD ROW: Tom May- berry, Frank Murphy, Doug Rosener, Wayne Ticnor, Bill Campbell, Ken Smith. '-freturning lettermen. -.,...,,wa-gi.. .qu r , C W MW'Y wwwu....,. - -V :,,, , ,, .,,, . ,,,. ,,. I ,,:., , .,-,,' 'QIV ,1,, H K rcttrf J Jackie Knaub and Tom Mayberry show their form as doubles partners. PIRIT PROMOTER Instead of having the same cheer- leaders and pom pon girls for a whole year, this year they were chosen for a major sport. They spent many hours learning new cheers and practicing old ones. Other activities included making signs and posters, attending Booster breakfasts, putting together pep assem- blies, and, most of all, giving all the yell and support they had both at home and away. 1 . W S L to R: Jody Jolliffe, Tina Hoffmann, Kris Wendell, Laurel Anderson Kim Alles, Trina France, Chris Nunez, Kim Messenger, Crystal Ha- mann. Qui? U Q. 1 I , I Q 4. L A . ,, J Promoting Spifit at 3 PCP a5SCmblY' L to R: Trina Alberta, Sherri Pflager, Lori Jump, Sherri Kroskob, Raina Hobbs, Brenda Wiederspan, Janet McDill. POM PON AND CHEERLEADERS Full Speed Ahead L to R FIRST ROW: Wayne Scheidt, Carl Underwood, Wayne Ticnor, Brian Weimer, Stewart Norrish, Phil Dalke, Phil Oertell. SECOND ROW: Mike Kelly, Troy Schwindt, Dan Custer, Scott Binder, J. B. Whatley, Bill Balusong, Mark Madsen, Manager Chris Harford. Not Pictured: Tony Moats, Jeff Weber. Tom Kammer, in his first year at FMHS, had the philosophy that . T although other teams might be A' bigger, they were not better. The strategy of the team was to make up for other team's size with speed and concentration. The Q Sophomore basketball coach, In f ,E si 1' squad had a strong sense of team- C ' work and was anxious to com- pete. Coach Tom Kammer. SOPHOMORE BASKETBALL fi .. dp Tony, using the old glue the hand to the ball trick? l L sae Q. I3 An-ti-ci-pa-tion! 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Coach, Tom Haggerty said that compared to other teams in our conference, this year's team was youn- ger and less experienced than most. However, the team was willing to learn much and work hard. Although their first games were lost, they were close. As a result, the squad continued to gain more experience for varsity play. Kp-'P Where did the ball go boys? Getting ready for the rebound. Coach Tom Haggerty. J. V. BASKETBALL The Finishing Touches 5 u ,, -F2 t lj iii l mira. . , afi:a3'z.fvz- :sv f.vLv?f?w11?5'1???1Quviif1't'lB5f9iif11eiZ1.ev' '-1212. ' Q 211112222 W- ., j:gg1,j ,.j f',' ,,11:?5 'gi--ie 7 ji' 'f', 1 Z , ' ' - ' ,,,' is 1' lik-'ffQ2?-fZ?ew2'1,ga4:, , r' is 1 , I ,i.,-, r- . n .- f , A,', - . MS1J??'fif2Y'- t FT?-'i,.rfm!+w'v ' 'f,',Lf ' , , ,f,,. A 1,561-,'i1' ' , :tux 7.7 2. eww .f ,fbi ' if-21i92?'.aiQ:.:, -1. 1' N., A H it ,,i2 H , .I ,,,1,, W, ,Q.iL , A W,,,L,, ,:,, , , ,yzi N ,V ,, ,, V ir, n , , .3 . i I Y 5 W f L S A It . f it it ti Mir 2 - , if 7 i 2 i f ' U .i Q . ih i A V' a ' I l - Q , X, ' 3: f ., ' ,r .' ' - 5 1 ' 4 . 4 ' 3 ' 1 , 4 ' 'f m ' 44 5 L f fb 0 ' 1 S If A I , I pig. r 4 vi.. ., ,, . ..,, , , A V I 8' 7 I 5 , A, 2 V n 1, L . I, 'I ' f A 'e A X I' 1 M , I 1 ' Q-1 ' 1 7 it V . X - Ill I, QQG., A ff '-1, - , l 1 - ... I 4 L -- In 1 i , ,,, i . gf L , , L f. ,n ll f l fl 1 1 ll fl XXIII, f UL: V Varsity Basketball got off to a slow start this year possibly be- cause over half of the players were involved in the late football season and because there were only two returning lettermen compared to six last'year. The cagers did not have a winning season, but more important was the fact that they improved their strategy and experience with each game played. They showed that a physically overmatched and basically inexperienced team could provide tough competition. A good pressure defense and the KISS fKeep it simple, stupidj of- fense usually kept the team statis- tically equal to other teams. An excess of turnovers and lapses in rebounding hurt the Mustangs most and cost them to lose sever- al games by a small margin. VARSITY BASKETBALL L to R: Jim Hart, Rusty Kelim, Wendell Wheeler, Mark Neeley, 'George Mau, Greg Fisher, David Knaub, Mike Green, 'Mark Naill, Alan Teeters, Mike Yenne, Joel Dunning, Bob Evins. 'returning lettermen. l Manager Scott Epstein and Trainer Steve Hall. Coach Darrell Blachly. 9 i a bird, it's a plane, no, it's Super Mark! Nice catch Iron-Hands! S 1 I O ' A, Bob Evins practicing his one handed pull-ups with the bleacher's help. Are you sure he uses Sure, George? VARSITY BASKETBALL 3 Bringing Up Winners L to R FIRST ROW: Juli McGuyer, Janet Repp, Robin Lutz, Becky Rogers, Sally Aldrich, Teri Meece. SECOND ROW: Debbie Beauprez, Eileen Menken, Connie Pagel, Linda lungerich, Barb Burkett, Sherri Luhrs, Tia Price. Five returning lettermen,-four of them starters-a determination to win, and the use of speed and running gave the girls' basketball team a winning spirit. Kim Scheidt and Brenda Billiard were the team's leading players. In the northern conference, Kim was first in rebounding and third in scoring. Brenda was fourth in scoring, seventh in rebounding, and tenth in free throw percent- ages. The JV team, though small in number and in size, integated tal- ent, teamwork, and enthuisiasm l to compile one of the best win- loss records ever. A significant win for both teams was against Sterling. The varsity beat the Ti- gers for the first time, 50-34, which was a major improvement over last year's loss of 8-48. The JV's also won by playing their best game of the year. Coach Oberlander. 3 GIRLS J.V. BASKETBALL Teri Meece lifts off. is ,g Tia, up for the tip. Goin' for it! Reach for the stars! Fast Breakers Ii 'xx I - L to R Back Row- Brenda Billiard, Kim Schiedt, Eileen Menken, Barb Burkett, Doreen Green, Keri Porter, Shirley Smith. Front Row- Mary Sprawka, Gail McLaughlin, Kim Porter, Brenda Burkett, Brenda Epstein, Kris Jensen. ,xv - -f if . .. :F E ., , K f--A. 5 a ,Q if Coach Lutz Head and Shoulders Above the Crowd GIRL'S VARSITY BASKETBALL The Gripping rapplers gs-f , -. t MQ ' ' if P.-guna pc' ,R 'wb ' L TO R, FIRST ROW- Lance Rogers, Dan Lehman, Marvin Bauer, Steve Vasquez, Dick Sanchez. SECOND ROW- Roy Mendoza, Jeff Simmons, Doug Rosener, Mike Trujillo, Don Ostwald, THIRD ROW- Myron Elwood, Dan Silz, Ernie Rodarte, Jeff Kroskob, Tim Wunsch. NOT PICTURED- Rick Price, Gene Weher, Ed Rodriquez, Bill Mendoza, Todd Adkison, Kurt Nikont. The Mustang Jr. Varsi- ty team was a young team that had alot of promising skills for the Varsity next year. Although plagued with injuries, the mat- x men, coached by Dick Harden, learned quickly by competing in a few tournaments. --.aw Trujillo practices quick escape from imaginary opponent PRACTICE MAKES PERFECT! 818011 Is this an example of 100927 effort? WRESTLING 14l ,LQ , , ht ,1 i-- 1 ,rn EVERYTHING MAT-TERS L to R FIRST ROW: Manuel Sanchez, Dave Surti, John Kroskob, John Rivera, Rick Price. SECOND ROW: Arthur Reyez, Norman Miller, John Sagel, Lance Hochanadel, John Sandobal, Randy Price, Brian Lampe. NOT PICTURED: Arthur Soto. Gosh, we can't find his head! L to R- Manager Robin Miller, Manager Rod ney Miller, Trainer Richie Weber The Mustang fielded a young squad with five sophomores in the varsity line-up. The team's inexperi- ence was one of the main reasons for their belated start. But the eager grapplers learned quickly and were soon sweeping most of their meets. Led by the Mustang mentor, Stan Lampe, the matmen headed opti- mistically toward District and State competition. t ,vii -., 7 R, ' r - . 5 , ,, R ,K ,- 4? g o w Mustang Mentorsg Coach Harden and Coach Lampe VARSITY WRESTLING MUSTANGS WIN DISTRICT QL It was the year of the horse and the Ft. Morgan Mustangs stampeded into the Sterling Gym, and gal- loped away with the North- ern Conference Wrestling Championship. The team won three first place fin- ishes, one second place, one third place, and three fourth place finishes to put the Mustangs ahead of their Sterling rivals by a score of 143-133. Morgan standing tall. -A Gettin' down to business. -B We are the CHAMPIONS!!! -C We're NO. ifln. -D Saturday Night Boogie! -E The bummer of winning. -F F Mustangs Place At State The Mustangs were proudly represented at the State tourney by Norm Miller, Art Soto, Lance Hochanadel, and Manuel San- chez. Sanchez captured a fourth place in the 98 lbs. division to lead the three Mustang place winners. Lots of side line help. Good job Art! Lance is wrapped up in his work. Mustang senior Art Soto finished fifth at 126 lbs. and sophomore Lance Hochana- del was sixth at 185 lbs. Hey, your shoe's untied. Look into my eyes. l STATE WRESTLING TENNIS Centaurus 4 Ft. Collins 2 CROSS COUNTRY Longmont Invitational 26th out of 30 teams Sterling Invitational 12th out of 12 teams Ft. Morgan Invitational Sth out of 8 teams Centaurus llth out of 12 teams Poudre Invitational 12th out of 12 teams Loveland Invitational 23rd ou Greeley Invitational th ou Conference Oth ou SCOREBOARDS of 24 teams of 21 teams of 12 teams I 15 t ' l t Ours Theirs 2 4 4 Poudre 2 Greeley Tourn. Tie for 3rd Loveland Rocky Mountain FOOTBALL Longmont Niwot Thompson Valley Sterling Greeley West Greeley Central District Tied for 4th Thompson Valley Centauraus Sterling Loveland Longmont Fort Collins Rocky Mountain N1wot Greeley West Poudre Mullin We They 1413 50 0 2410 10 23 0 44 GIRLS VOLLEYBALL e They Rocky Mountain Brush Longmont Poudre Nlmot Ft Morgan Invitational Greeley Invitational Rocky Mountain Walt Clarke Invitational R M Loveland Meet Sterling Invitational Greeley Central Ft Collins Inv1tat1onal GOLF Finished 18th of 24 21st of 24 n 13th of 24 8th of 10 n disqualified Dlstflct 8: Conference at Loveland 8th of 16 Greeley West Sterling Greeley Central Thompson Valley Loveland Fort Collins Conference 3 3 ' 2 4 W 1 5 - 14 . 20 ' 4 2 42- 0 10 20 5 1 3- 0 20 3 ' 3 3 ' 9- 6 19 21 4 2 3- 0 20 5 2 4 12- 7 20 7 ' ' - ' 0- 0 20 14 - ' - 20 13 I ' - , 4 20 3 7 - 5 0 20 - 20 . 6 ' - 20 s 20 9 20 10 22 . 20 , 20 18 20 3 as tsaatasst 20 y 10 20 17 8 Centaurus 20 7 , 20 20 ll . . 20 15 , , I 20 15 - , , 20 y 12 - 7 21 lysvtys 19 , g 2 d 15 20 . Z, . i 4th 17 533 2 d S8 6 UR HUF H13 ANR l GIRLS BASKETBALL GIRLS GYMNASTICS Ft. Morgan 38 Weld Central 42 F M Ft. Morgan 50 Yuma 33 t' organ lst out of 3 Ft. Morgan 53 Roosevelt 44 Ft' Morgan 3rd out of 3 Ft. Morgan 45 Rocky Mountain 50 Ft' Morgan 3rd out of 3 Ft. Morgan 42 Thompson Valley 25 Ft' Morgan lst out of 4 Ft. Morgan So Sterling 34 Ft' Morgan 2nd out of 3 Ft. Morgan 26 Centaurus 49 Ft' Morgan 3fd out of 3 Ft. Morgan 47 Longmont 53 Ft' Morgan 2nd out of 3 Ft. Morgan 56 Greeley Central 38 Ft. Morgan 38 Poudre 60 Ft. Morgan 56 Niwot 40 Ft. Morgan 50 Ft. Collins 45 Ft. Morgan 50 Loveland 52 Ft. Morgan 39 Greeley West 30 BOY'S BASKETBALL Ft. Morgan 70 Brighton 71 WRESTLING Ft. Morgan 50 Ranum 83 Ft. Morgan 62 Fort Collins 112 Ft' Morgan 18 Ranum 30 Ft' Morgan 65 NIWO1 75 Ft. Morgan 4th in Highland Trouney Ft' Morgan 58 Loveland , 54 Ft. Morgan 38 Ft. Collins 21 Ft' Morgan 64 Rocky Mountain 80 Ft. Morgan lst in Greeley Trouney Ft. Morgan 66 Thomson Valley 74 Ft' Morgan 45 Niwot 12 Ft' Morgan 54 Poudre 60 Ft. Morgan 46 Loveland 5 Ft. Morgan 70 Greeley Central 69 Ft. Morgan 34 Rocky Mountain 17 Ft' Morgan 72 Centaurus 81 Ft. Morgan 30 Thompson Valley 14 Ft' Morgan 61 Longmont 77 Ft. Morgan 40 Poudre 15 Ft' Morgan 57 Sterlmg 53 Ft. Morgan 45 Centaurus 16 Ft' Morgan 45 Gfeeley west 78 Ft. Morgan 34 Greeley Central 16 Ft. Morgan 61 Fort Collins 69 Ft. Morgan 34 Wray 12 Ft' Morgan 70 Nlwot 75 Ft. Morgan 19 Longmont 28 Ft. Morgan 58 Loveland i 71 4 Ft. Morgan 27 Sterling 23 Ft. Morgan 63 Rocky Mountain 79 Ft. Morgan 36 Greeley West 12 Ft. Morgan 68 Greeley West 85 Ft. Morgan lst at DISTRICT SCOREBOARDS Sports Speotaoulars Golf C 21 Kim Porter Kim Scheldt Rlck Prlce All-Conference All-Conference State Contender t W l t A 1 ti nge? f - Willy? f ia?ags,,2?::.ce ' All-State A All-Conference Football WI tl t 0 fs? mmm sm:-1 Mark Neeley ' ' L B b E 1 o vms X All-Conference g X Honorable Mention All-Statef A Honorable MCHUOH 118 HoNoRs Manuel Sanchez, 98 lbs. lst District 4th State Lance Hochanadel, 185 1 m lbs. lst District 53' 6th State ? X John Kroskob, 112 bs 4th District N 5 . W' m BX ww John Rivera, 119 lbs. 3rd District '05- Brlan Lampe, 132 lbs. 4th District Art Soto, 126 lbs. lst District 5th State Norman Miller, 167 lbs. 2nd District John Sandobal, 145 lbs. 4th District HONORS 9 Spirits 1. POM PON: L to R: Jody Jolliffe, Tina Hoffmann, Kris Wendell, Laurel Anderson, Kim Alles, Kim Miller, Chris Nunez, Karen Everett, Crystal Hamann, Penny Kembel. 2. BASKETBALL: L to R: Sherri Pflager, Trina Alberta, Raina Hobbs, Kim Henness, Becky Petersen, Cheryl Smith 3. SOPHOMORE: L to R: Tammy Alles, Linda Dodge, Jamie Walbye. 4. WRESTLING: L to R, FIRST ROW: Val Hoff. SEC- OND ROW: Becky Sanchez, Brenda Weiderspan. THIRD ROW: Wilda Thomas, Pam Dietz. FOURTH ROW: Sheri Kroskob. Come Alive L 2 I Lovely to look at but fattening to eat. POM PON AND CHEERLEADERS 3 V if Mali. 37 Q X3 QQ? 74 W fk, ,W i w f x Uk' 'E Qfflfigfilxi' film 'iff 9 4 V M f 4 J' wfmy L to R FIRST ROW: Gretchen Hume, Janet Repp, Kim Weimer, Wendy Kembel, Kitti Parker, Diane McFarland, Joyce Cornwell. SECOND ROW: Chris Kembel, Tracy Gramlich, Sally Aldrich, Teri Meece, Christie Pullin, Jay Johnson, Don Ostwald. THIRD ROW: Lisa Weber, Brenda Eyestone, Kim Porter, Kim Alles, Cheryl Smith, Cindy Lefeyer, David Dilli. FOURTH ROW: Richie Weber, Mr. Madsen, Mrs. Ostwald, Miss Lind, Mr. Benham, Mrs. Haley. NOT PICTURED: Scott Binder, Toni Meng, Kerry Pope. Student council was made up of seven representatives from each class and the officers. The council did a superior job in re- presenting the students and in providing activities and services that the students requested. A popular council purchase was a juice machine. The biggest com- plaint was that the machine was always empty. Another favorite project for the teachers was Teacher Appreciation Day. Each received a corsage or bouttineer, doughnuts, and a certificate with a special message. The PX was again the main money making project and Sprees seemed to be T P the favorite Candy Sold. L to R: Treasurer Richie Weber, President Joyce Cornwell, Secretary Diane McFarland, Vice-President Chris Kembel, Sportsmanship Chairman Walter Jones. STUDENT COUNCIL Q www!! 5, ' Chris Kembel initiates sophs. Diane McFarland appreciates Mr. Blachly. HC6' 3 fi J .5 gf SE C C A. UMD Mark Neeley gets extra energy at the PX. How about a nice Hawaiian punch, Mary Bartels? STUDENT COUNCIL .. E l We .VE G0 Sjiwif Homecoming was Spirit Club's main project. Members were busy sell- ing tickets, mums, and doughnuts, making decorations, building a float, and planning spirit week and the pep assembly. During spirit week, a lips contest was held. Pennies were to be put in a jar corresponding to the pic- tures with the best lips. Hardly anyone voted because they all looked gross',. The winner had a total of 51.53. During the pep assembly a few football players took the arm right off of the Indi- an mannequin as he was mutilated and buried in front of the student body. Spirit Club also sponsored Parents' Night and served refreshments for par- ents of sports participants. Brenda Bur- kett, Spirit Club Vice-President, helped put up the Mustang Booster Marquee downtown. L to R FIRST ROW: Joyce Cornwell, Cheryl Smith, Sherri Pflager, Debbie Menken, Diane McFarland, Brenda Burkett Terry Hergenreter, Sheri LeFever, Kim Scheidt. SECOND ROW: Crystal Hamann, Chris Nunez, Penny Kembel, Karen Everett, Becky Rogers, Mary Sprawka, Brenda Epstein, Kris Jensen, Jamie Walbye. THIRD ROW: Wendy Kembel, Toni Meng, Gail Tomky, Chris Kembel, Brenda Billiard, Lisa Weimer, Kim Henness, Kim Alles, Kim Miller, Vickie Bower. FOURTH ROW: Barb Burkett, Becky Sanchez, Donna Weber, Kassy Hoffman, Shirley Smith, Teresa Boatright, Brenda Weiderspan, Sherri Kroskob, Tammy Alles. FIFTH ROW: Jody Jolliffe, Eileen Menken, Colleen Troudt, Gail Thompson, Kay Minne, Deb Cimaglia, Joanne Nukaya, Randee Hood, Linda Dodge. SIXTH ROW: Kris Wendell, Crystal Zwetzig, Gretchen Hume, Pam Ingmire, Kim Porter, Lori Naill, Teri Meece, Janet McDill, Sally Aldrich. SPIRIT CLUB f 'W Sponsor, Mrs. Oberlander. L to R: Treasurer, Kerri Norrishg Secretary, Debbie Athlete Keri Porter being served on Par- Menken, Vice-President, Brenda Burkettg President, Diane McFarland. ents' Night, Spirit Club's prediction of victory was right. Kerri and Diane, can we have some punch? N U: N-Jann 'L SPIRIT CLUB Wzivwdiim I 301249210 A main interest of the Interna- tional Club is working with the exchange students to familiarize them with our school and com- munity. The members sell Friendship bonds every spring to raise money for the exchange stu- dent program. During the year, programs were presented by the exchange students who told of their home countries and our own students, who told of their travels abroad. A major project for the club was selling UNICEF greeting cards which raised money for UNICEF. In the spring, a World Festival was held in the com- mons. It was a pot luck dinner consisting of foods and exhibits from around the world. Miss Lind, Mrs. Kennan, and Mr. Carr co-sponsored the club. f 1977-78 International Club Officers: L to R Joanne Nukya, SecretaryfTreasurerg Steve Midcap, President, Brenda Epstein, Vice-President. it Gerado Canelas from Bolivia. The International ClubfLatin Club skat ing party. ff! L to R FRONT ROW: Nigel Bowen, Lisa Weimer, Tina Reed, Jeff Simmons, Carolina Lantzendorffer, Jody Jolliffe, Joanne Nukaya, Scott Epstein, Walter Jones, Donna Weber. SECOND ROW: Lynda Emik, Le Ann Sorenson, Gretchen Hume, Chris Nunez, Deb Cimaglia, Sandy Knopp, Sherri Kroskob, Miki Kennan, Brenda Epstein, Kris Jensen, Gerado Canelas, Steve Midcap. THIRD ROW: Martha I-Iosier, Birgit Oleson, Colleen Troudt, Rona Waldo, Margie McKie, Gail Thompson, Suzanna Ledford, Wilda Thomas, Lynn Amen, Christine Bidlingmaier. INTERNATIONAL CLUB Juli! 4 cimiivia' si L to R FIRST ROW: Dana Burnhardt, Jeane Schoemaker, Donna Duvall, Patti Hall, Vickie Shannon, Tammy Copeland, Jody Jolliffe, Wilda Thomas, Kim Reichert, Tracy Gramlich. SECOND ROW: Don Ostwald, Jim Hass, Steve Midcap, Margie McKie, Kolena Kinzie, Gretchen Hume, Susan Hill, Jay John- son, Randy Lefever, Tim Bowles, Jodee Beauprez, Mr. Welle. THIRD ROW: Mike Littlejohn, David Worthington, Mike Yenne, David Kyncl, Jeff Karas, Todd Schneider, Kelly Stone, Dennis Bryant, Dan Nab, Mike Lockrie. The Junior Academy of Sci- ence is organized for the enjoy- ment of science oriented stu- dents. Members visited various science fairs and took part in seminars that gave them insight to different fields of science. This year the members took their an- nual trip to Rocky Mountain Na- tional Park and joined other Colorado and Wyoming mem- bers in studying geology, water conservation, and other nature related sciences. Todd Schnieder served as the club's president. Mr. Welle was the sponsor. Mr. Welle and the officers. ,Zuma 394411142 l l L to R FIRST ROW: Gretchen Hume, Shaunna Adams, Julia Deal. SECOND ROW: Mr. Young, Jeri Rodriquez, Lynda Iungerich, Debbie Liittjohann, Gary Canfield, Dan Custer, Rickie Knopp, David Worthington. Latin Club met only once a month this year, but a lot was accomplished. Their money mak- ing activity was selling candy at the PX during games. Their other activities this past year included a skating party with the Interna- tional Club in November. During the spring, they attended Latin Day at C. U. where they took tests on a variety of Latin sub- jects. The first week of May they attended their state convention at the Estes Park YMCA camp. Wilda Thomas served as their President, and Mr. Young was their sponsor. vt .,.,g g 15' I fell? JR. ACADEMY OF SCIENCEfLATIN CLUB FBLA is a business club open to anyone who has taken a busi- ness course, and is interested in a business career. Their activities this year included their second year of sponsoring the Home- coming Carnival, and their annu- al trip to Lasarium and Casa Bon- ita. They also planned to send contestants to their National Convention which will be held in San Francisco this summer. Barb Rehkop served as President this year, and Mrs. Brooks was their sponsor. r ss Ann Wacker at Gambles. Some of the items for sale by FBLA. D FBLA F326 L to R First Row: Officers - Theresa Jacobsen, Diane McFarland, Barb Rehkop, Jody Kliesen, Cyndy Hook, Kathy Smith. Second Row: Shelly Poitz, Chris Kembel, Brenda Burkett, Lois Buell, Patty Lenox, Ron Denes, Mrs. Brooks. Third Row: Lee Pinello, Teri Meece, Deb Cimalgia, Kay Minne, 'Gail Thompson, Donna Weber, Pam Murray, Tammy Bach, Annette Marick. Fourth Row: John Contrertas, Karen Nixon, Pam Ingmire, Cheryl Smith, Kassy Hoffman, Sharon Michael, Denise Carver, Janet Mil- burn, Carla Spadi. Not Pictured: Nellie Davis, Tina Dayley, Gale Eurich, Joyce Gam- mel, Doreen Green, Veronica Grennan, Lori Rusch, Margie McKie, Kim Messenger, Steve Midcap, Lori Naill, Lori Nelson, Ron Nixon, Sherry Nutt, Becky Petersen, Brian Petersen, Patti Pickens, Becky Sanchez, Barb Schmeeckle, Ann Wacker, Richie Weber. W . FBLA's jail at the Homecoming Carni- val l l FB-is-SLFX FBLA sponsor: Mrs. Brooks. O O, 960.15 l., l l L to R FIRST ROW: Becky Young, Cristela Rios, Jolene Barn- , grover, Sally Rodarte, Yolanda Riojas, Janice Weatherbie. SEC- OND ROW: Susan Hughley, Johanna Keithline, Jeane Solis, Tina Hoffmann, Ken Keithline, Chris Nunez, Tammy Hoffmann. THIRD ROW: Tammy Copeland, Betsy McConnell, Bobbi Meng, Kraig Kembel, Jim Green, John Barber, Teresa Boatright, Shawna Stoops. NOT PICTURED: Lisa Tadolini, Kerry Covelli, Connie Greene, Cindy Nunez, Holly Caddy, Mary Altenbern, Jodee Beauprez, Bar- bara Burdick, Mary Rodriquez, Marie Romero. DECA is a job training club that enables the members to work at jobs. They participated in such activities as having a photo booth in the Homecoming Carnival and working at Gam- bles as sales clerks to increase club awareness. Their president this year was John Barber. Mr. Stadler was their sponsor. apps , DECA members at Gambles. PIIIIIOIIOIIOIIOIIOIIIIIOIllHOIIOII.IIOIIOIIOIIOIIOIIOIIOIIOIllllllIllIOIIOIIOIIOIIOIIOIIOIICIICIIOIIOIIOIIOIIOIIOIIIIIOIIOIIIIIOIIOIIllIOIllIIOIIOIIOIIOIIOIDOIIOIllIllIIOIIIIIOIIOIIOIIOIIOIIO FHA is a home economics club From Left to Right: Jamie White, Mary Macneal, Randee Hood, Dana Schreiner, Dolly Davis, Cynthia Lefever, Chris Horan, Aleta Hubbard, Lori Westover, Tammy Rehkop, Kitti Parker, Ann Wacker. which is open to anyone who has taken a course in home econom- ics. It provides activities for lead- ership learning in a fun way. One of their activities this year was giving apples to the teachers dur- ing Teacher Appreciation Week. The president this year was Mary Lou Macneal. Mrs. Squires was their sponsor. El HOME EC DECAXFHA 2512222 944 102222222 Art Club was a very active club this year. They had popular ta- tooing booths at the Chamber of Commerce Country Fair and at the Homecoming Carnival. The float they built for the Home- coming Parade took 2nd place. The club took a trip to Weldona and used a barn as a prop for the members to draw or paint. Sue Patterson served as President this year. Mr. Thiel was their sponsor. The tatooer and the tatooee!! in ii .f f. 2 ..., , . . y ilit E it 1 .- We . .. A ' We rr-' -. . -V -V . ' L to R FIRST ROW: Sponsor Mr. Thiel. SECOND ROW: Patty Lenox, Walter Jones, Teri Meece, Karyn Reichert, Susan Patterson. THIRD ROW: Chris Harford, Kim Weimer, Tammy Rehkop, Ann Wacker, Steve Beckley, Jim Hass, Toni Meng, Stuart Norrish. Thespians is an organization for students with a genuine inter- est in drama and theatre. Mem- bership was obtained by earning points through participation in the Decemberfest , the one acts, and the spring play. Each spring new members are initiated into the club. Brenda Eyestone served as President. Mrs. Covelli and Mrs. Sumner were the spon- sors. U ART CLUBXTHESPIANS rlfie -n-.......... L to R FIRST ROW: Cathy Paynter, Mary Lou Macneal, Diane McFarland, Margie McKie. SECOND ROW: Karyn Reichert, Gail Tomky, Janet Milburn, Kim Reichert. THIRD ROW: Steve Midcap, Robert Walters, Rob Tomsic, Brenda Eyestone. 1- iiiuw 5224122240 ufdiw Membership in FFA develops those qualities of leadership, brotherhood, and responsibility that a farmer should possess. Our FMHS chapter organized and supported many activities such as National FFA Week, an annual calf sale, a Rocky Mountain Oys- ter supper, the National FFA Convention, various fairs, and a ten ton fruit sale. To be a mem- ber one must be at least 14 years T Y' old, must be enrolled in a vo-ag class, and must have supervised 'XA A C1 -- some farming or occupational program. Members are required to participate in FFA activities and to devise a money making project for FFA. FFA Winning Float S. Kroskob, M. Arndt, L. Krening, Mr. Buescher, S. Doty, M. Hoffman, R. McFarland FFA's Orange Crush L to R First Row: L. Kreningg M. Arndt, S. Doty, M. Hoffman, Second Row: R. Werner, M. Rusch, D. Amman, M. Horan, B. Eiring, C. Christensen, R. McFarland, M. Wilson. Third Row: D, Baker, G. Westoff, A. Walker, D. Pitt, E. Baltazar, C. Arguello. Fourth Row: D. Gant, M. Rehkop, R. Dolph, L. Lapp, G. Lapp, D. Donahue, D. Lebsock, F. Defferbaugh, Fifth Row: G. Blecha, A. Tadoline, K. Kinzie, S. Kroskob, R. Werner, D. Gant, R. Linville, R. Gant, FFA wi My 225410 W Forensics is a two-hour class that functions as a club. The 14 members competed in the seven catagories of: cross examination debate, Lincoln-Douglas debateg interpretation of poetry, drama, and humor, original oratoryg and extemporaneous speaking. They had a super season with lots of participation, and scored high at their tournaments. They attended the tournaments at various schools in the Northern District that required them to leave at 5:30 A.M. The meets sometimes involved the whole weekend. Mrs. Sumner was their sponsor. I Brenda practices on her drama interpre- tation. E fs N 4 A Q-' QN-T K Forensics requires total alertness. C L to R- FIRST ROW: Walter Jones, Miki Keenan, Brenda Eyestone, Tammy Coffman, David Surti, Teri Meece. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Sumner, Ron Nixon, Mike Lochrie, David Kyncl, Leslie Linker, Steve Midcap. FORENSICS The evidence is here for the using These kids and long hours are gonna kill Teri Meece fsecond from leftj Competed in the final rounds of Original Oratory. .Wwiwy Jfiiwmm 2' Www if .Lai QM pf ff.. L to R First Row: B. Rodarte, R, Price, M. Neeley, N. Miller, G. Sheldon, J. Zirtzman, R. Kelim. Second Row: R. Weber, M. Overton, B. Evins, J. Dunning, D. Wulf, G. Hanson, S. Scheneman. Third Row: B. Burkett, D. McFarland, P. Ingmire, S. Smith, D. Green, B. Billiard, M. Naill, K. Nikont. Fourth Row: D. Duke, D. Cimaglia, M. Sprawka, K. Scheidt, K. Porter, S. Aldrich, M. Green. Fifth Row: T. Schneider, R. Lutz, T. Meece, W. Elmore. M-club organized exclusively for Mustang lettermen and wom- en, was more active this year than ever before. Money earned from selling light bulbs, banners, pen- nants, and sports programs was used to buy stereos for the boys' and girls' locker rooms. M-club sponsors were Mr. Blachly-fall, Mr. Stern-winter, and Mr. Lampe-spring. The officers were President Mark Naill, Vice President Mark Neeley, and Sec- retary-Treasurer Brenda Billiard. OIIOIIOIIOIIOIIOIIOIIOIIIIIOIIOIIOIIOIIOIIlllllllllllllilOIIOIIOIIIllOIIOIIOHOIIOIIOIIOIIOIIOIIOIIOIIOIIOHOIIOIIOIIOIIOIllIIOIIOIIOIIIIIOIIOIIOIlllllIIQIICIICIIlllllllllllillllllllllllllllll f' 7.90.25 The FMHS members of the Vocational-Industrial Clubs of America belong to the Auto Body, Auto Mechanic, and Elec- tronics section of VICA. Besides taking numerous field trips and having other outside activities, they organized a car show and participated in an Auto Body contest at Sterling. TOP PICTURE: L to R FIRST ROW: Mr. Riber, Doug Wulf, Glen Sagel, Rick Endsley, Kerry Pope, Ernie Sifientez, Fred Rodriquez. SECOND ROW: Ed- die Rodriquez, John Sagel, John Simp- son, Brian Bentz, Jim Waterman, Kirby Hamilton, Randy Holbeck. BOTTOM PICTURE: L to R FIRST ROW: Mr. Ziegler, Mr. Cortez. SEC- OND ROW: Gary Mellott, Joe Vasquez, Richard Gomez, Dale Green, Steve Wommack, Verle Forbes. THIRD ROW: Glen Hainer, Vern Knox, Tony Martinez, Jack Adair, Scott Taylor. IJ M CLUBXVICA Mufianj Zlvhfw The FMHS Usher Squad is a group of girls who have the honor of distributing programs for all the school oriented productions taking place in the Auditorium. The girls wear similar long dress- es and greet the people at the door. Mrs. Ostwald and Mrs. Ha- ley were their sponsors. An added responsibility, serving punch! L to R FIRST ROW: Jamie White, Ann Keefe, Lisa Weimer. SECOND ROW: Lori Coup, Terry Lieder, Janice Weatherbie, THIRD ROW: Cathy Hoffman, Ruth Werner, Kathy Wulf. Wdiivnal 075491194 Whig Members of the National Honor Society are chosen by teachers, and juniors and seniors with a B average or better. The nominees are ranked by voting on their service, their character, and their leadership. The top l5'Zp of the seniors and the top 5'Zp of the juniors are chosen for the so- ciety. In the spring the new mem- bers and their parents were invit- ed to a tea held in their honor. Mrs. McGraw was their sponsor. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY 3 'Z i f 5 V ' 4 L to R FIRST ROW: Brenda Burkett, Brenda Epstein, Joyce Cornwell, Brenda Eyes- tone, Kim Porter, Deb Menken, Diane McFarland, Brenda Billiard, Chris Kembel. SECOND ROW: David Ostwald, Richie Weber, sponsor Mrs. Mc Graw. USHER SQUADfNATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY ff r QYXW Ly QFD F x, .SYN K. 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Not pictured, Sandy Blalock, Lisa We- 4, ber. 1977-78 PACEMAKER STAFF ASSIGN- MENTS Editor-in-Chief ............... Brenda Epstein Business Manager ............. Richard Weber Assistant Manager ............ Sherri Pflager Copy Editor ................... Mike Lochrie Art and Design Editor ......... T ammie Reeves Division Page Editor and Photographer ....... Walter Jones Ad Design Editor .............. Sandy Blalock Academics Editor ......,........ Mary Bartels Co-Editor ................... Denise Carver Class Editor ..................... Lisa Weber Co-Editor ............... Veronica Grennan Organizations Editor ........ Theresa Jacobsen Co-Editor .................... Trina France Sports Editor .................. Anitra Brown Co-Editor .................... Miki Keenan Student Life Editor ......... Diane McFarland Co-Editor ................. Crystal Hamann Photographers ...... lchlefl ...... Steve Midcap Petersen Pinello Sponsor ......................... Jo Ostwald PACEMAKER ED THOSE A large class of twenty people worked to put the Pacemaker to- gether this year. The class spent many hours outside of class working on layouts and developing pictures. An enjoyable experience for the staff was attending a workshop at C.S.U. were they learned new tech- niques in page layouts. Mrs. Ostwald did a fine job sponsoring the Pacemaker and making sure all of the pages were in on time. Pacemaker class puts together layout at C.S.U. lu1,.......,, PR 'SSHS BLUES I . .S Since there was no printing class this year, the monthly issue of the Mega- phone was printed at the Fort Morgan Times. The paper had anywhere from four to six pages, and with a staff of only six, finding stories to write was quite hard. The general opinion of FMHS stu- dents was that the Megaphone was a good publication. The sponsor was Mrs. McGraw. FIRST ROW: l to rg Tammy Holden, Kim Miller, Cathe Brown. SECOND ROW: David Kyncl, Jane Aldrich, Crystal Hamann, Betsy McConnell, Mrs. McGraw. THIRD ROW: Rene Orth, Denise Carver, Brenda Nab. Not pictured: Tammie Reeves. .avi 629' iii? Q aware Xt S Jane Aldrich wrote the Mustang Moni tor, a weekly column in the Fort Morgan Times. Roving Reportersf' MEGAPHONE THE MGIIETE SU E f mx! Future homemakers? Art-mmded f y? f ff o Q, 22:5 'ij H 1 3 D ACTIVITY CLASSES , ,M ,mai , V 21' 'wi Do you know what's wrong, John? o.'o,f1 1- , T yi' A --N 0-if if Mike and Teri have their eyes on the subject. +'-ss--Nw... 1.-sea ,1 . 'K' y -.L L.-null! Contrary to what many people be- lieve, school is not always all work and no play. At FMHS there were some classes that students were able to relax in and do something besides read and write. Chess, office assistant, driverls ed., woodworking, and other similar classes were used by students to change the old routine of an ordinary school day. J.-WL. ACTIVITY CLASSES .46 NN-Q'-qw-W QUELIQ Singers at Decemberfest. CONCERT CHOIR CONCERT CHOIR MEMBERS lst SOPRANOS: J. Milburn, K. Reichert ', M. Macneal+, J. Os- burn, T. Daley, J. Cornwell , C. LeFever ', T. Boatright+ , L. Petty- john. 2nd SOPRANOS: P. Lissolo+, L. Chappell , C. Cave+, P. Dietz+, S. Stoops, T. Holden+, B. Agnew+, J. White+, K. Nor- rish. lst ALTOS: S. Ledford, L. Torres, J. Jolliffe, K. Jensen , R. Hobbs+, K. Alles, L. Anderson, L. Sorenson+, V. Hoff+. 2nd ALTOS: M. Harrington, T. Spear, B. Peterson, B. Weiderspan+ , B. Eyestone ', D. Lind, K. Everett+, G. Hoffman . lst TENORS: B. Sausaman ', J. Johnson, 2nd TENORS: A. Trujillo, M. Arndt, K. Yearous. BARITONES: M. Neeley ', O. Marshall, D. Kyncl, J. Terry? BASSES: R. Tomsic ', R. Nixon, N. Miller , E. Stone? Not in Concert Choir: J. Simmons , B. Rodarte'-2nd Tenorsg M. Keenan + -2nd Soprano. ACCOMPANIMENTS: Singers, Piano-T. Spear, Guitar-S. Aldrich Bass Guitar-J. Johnson, Drums-T. Alberta. Concert Choir, Piano-C Paynter. Girls Ensemble, Piano-J. Milburn. 'Singers members +Girls Ensemble members VOCAL Evan and his bottle. QU WE QSQNQQ Mixed Choir at Decemberfest. The groups of Concert Choir, Singers, and Girls Ensemble per- formed at a variety of places, concerts, Decemberfest, Lions Club, and the Country Club-just to name a few. For the first time, the Singers had their own choreographer, Tammie Reeves, who proved to be quite talented. More talent was found when Karyn Reichert was accepted into the 1978 All- State Choir held in January. -The Mixed Choir membership changed 60 to 7076 for the 2nd semester, giving a chance to all those having a desire to sing. Even without an all-school musical, the vocal department had a very good year. Singers Girls Ensem C VOCAL KWERT HJ Q Forty-six string players and twenty-four wind players combined under the direction of Larry Overton to produce the sweet sounds of the FMHS Orchestra fthe music became even sweeter when a new harp was added to the instrumentationj. The group played at various concerts and contests, the first being the annual winter concert, at which the stage was shared with the Bear Creek Orchestra from Denver. Five members of the Orchestra were selected to play in the 1978 All- State Orchestra in February. They were: Jay Johnson and Alan Henson on Bass, Kim Messenger and Chris Bidlingmaier on Violin, and Cathy Paynter on Viola. The Orchestra never fails to bring out the many talented and gifted people of our school. It has been another extremely successful year for the Orchestra. A new baton? 3 ORCHESTRA KQUWBIBBTUBSUS Front Row, L to R: B. Rogers-Soph. Rep., C. Kembel-Sen. Rep., P. Kembel, Jr. Rep., Back Row: J. Aldrich- Sec-Treas., C. Paynter- Pres., K. Messenger- V-Pres. MEMBERS lst VIOLINS: K. Messenger, J. Aldrich, S. Samuels, K. Minne, T Lieder, L. Anderson, P. Krengel, K. Hoffman, L. Clapp, K. Henness, S Blalock, V. Jimenez, D. Schreiner, R. Martinez. 2nd VIOLINS: C Mason, C. Bidlingmaier, C. Kembel, S. Michael, P. Kembel, D. Duvall J. Hill, V. Knox, S. Keirnes, V. Grennan, S. Bassett, K. Stone, L Westover. VIOLAS: C. Paynter, B. Rogers, S. Kintner, S. Mason, L Rusch, L. Carwin, L. Amen, W. Thomas, R. McLaughlin, J. Linville CELLOS: D. Kyncl, T. Price, D. Dilli, T. Jacobsen, J. Walbye, G. Ruhl BASS: J. Johnson, A. Henson, G. Young. HARP: D. Duvall. FLUTES P. Lissolo, J. Cornwell, D. Cimaglia, A. Wirth. OBOES: C. Nunez, J Schoemaker. BASSOON: M. Bartels. CLARINETS: D. McFarland, B Eyestone, V. Hoff, J. Nukaya. HORNS: C. Pagel, T. Mayberry TRUMPETS: G. Hanson, J. Knaub, J. Hart. TROMBONES: M Green, S. Bartz, J. Bloedorn. BASS HORN: D. Ostwald. PERCUS- SION: M. Overton, S. Aldrich, T. Owen, T. Alberta. SAX: G. Tomky ORCHESTRA V'fIUSlEGlMllKlS M TB PED L to R: SecfTreas, J. Cornwell, Majors, R. Walters and E. Stone, V. Pres., D. Bryant, Pres., M. Overton fseatedl. H U and the Band played on. The beat goes on. A few short of one hundred members, the Band performed with its usual poise and dignity. As one of the main contributors of school spirit, the Band played at football games, home basketball games, and pep rallies. Hosting the largest CBA Marching Contest in the state, with eighteen bands participating, the Mustang Band captured its division title for the fourth straight year. Other activities thoughout the year included: pa- . rades, concerts, graduation exercises, and the annual marching contest d at Canon City. BAND . lifljf M . mf-L+ 1. C. Pagel, K. Miller, T. Meece 9 Taking a break from school. MEMBERS FLUTES: S. Bills, D. Cimaglia, J. Cornwell, D. Durrett, L. Gertge, R. Hobbs, G. Hoffman, M. Lebsock, P. Lissolo, M. Macneal, Karyn Reichert, Kim Reichert, J. Repp, D. Temple, A. Wirth, C. Zwetzig, CLARINETS: S. Adams, T. Alles, P. Bailey, A. Brown, L. Dodge, L. Emick, B. Eyestone, N. Fehringer, V. Hoff, S. Luhrs, D. McFar- land, K. Miller, J. Nukaya, C. Repp, J. Stancil, R. Waldow, D. Weber, L. Weber. OBOES: C. Nunez, J. Schoemaker. BASSOON: M. Bartels. BASS CLARINETS: K. Everett, P. Hall, J. Jolliffe, R. Orth, V. Shannon. ALTO CLARINET: L. Torres. ALTO SAXES: K. Alles, J. Erosky, D. Geist, V. Jimenez, S. Lissolo, A. Marick, G. Tomky. TENOR SAXES: I. Franco, T. Meece, M. Neeley, P. Oertell, E. Stone. BARI SAXES: J. Karas, E. Rodarte, M. Rogers. HORN: C. Pagel. TRUMPETSXCOR- NETS: B. Benham, T. Bowles, D. Bryant, K. Fergus, T. Gramlich, G. Hanson, J. Hart, J. Knaub, E. Knox, T. Mayberry, K. Pope, B. Rodarte, C. Troudt. BARITONES: J. Beatty, L. Pinello, R. Walters, N. Weber, R. Weber. TROMBONES: S. Bartz, J. Bloedorn, S. Doty, M. Green, J. Wiley, TUBAS: M. McKie, D. Ostwald, B. Weimer. PERCUSSION: T. Alberta, S. Aldrich, J. Contreras, L. lungerich, F. Jiminez, K. Kronkow, R. Miller, M. Overton, T. Owen, T. Schnieder. BAND IU TUE E T E ES I Chamber Orchestra met every Tuesday night to explore and practice the various types of chamber music. The 21 members met on a voluntary basis and received no credit and no grade for their work. They performed several concerts for the public and have earned superior contest ratings for the past five years. Showband was a specially selected group of 25 students who had a sincere interest in Dixieland, swing, rock, and jazz music. During the year they performed many concerts, for dances, school as- semblies, service clubs, and the general public. The style of music played and the size and qual- ity of the group made Showband enjoyable to all those involved. CHAMBER ORCHESTRAXSTAG E BAND , .t ai- 1 Chamber Orch. members were Jane Aldrich, Chris Bidlingmaier, La Jean Carwin, David Dilli, Alan Henson, Kassy Hoffman, Vicki Jiminez, Jay Johnson, Vern Knox, Paul Krengle, David Kyncl, Terry Lieder, Carrie Mason, Sue Mason, Kim Messenger, Kay Minne, Cathy Paynter, Tia Price, Lori Rusch, Steve Samuels, Dana Schreiner. Jill Stage Band members were Evan Stone, Gail Tomky, Donna Weber, Mark Neeley, Kim Alles, Annette Marek, Deanna Geist, Greg Han- son, Tom Mayberry, Connie Pagel, Sherry Bartz, John Bloedorn Stan Doty, Joel Beatty, Mike Overton, Trina Alberta, Sally Aldrich, Norman Miller, Jay Johnson, Gretchen Hoffman, Jeane Schoe- maker, Jamie Walby, Joyce Cornwell. 1 ? ELUUSEE G? F IGURES sn trtttntl ni ntl tra b n ltstaiinnu rit After 16 years of providing edu- cational leadership to the students of School Dist. RE-3, Dr. Kammer is hanging up his saddle. He is an administrator of foresight and ideas who is respected state-wide by his peers. Locally, students, employees, and patrons have benefited from his dedicated service. We wish him well in his retirement. QD C353 E53 9 0 tai-3 E O Q EQ Q 'vw ll L to R FRONT ROW: Dr. Jarrold Schaefer, Robert Haffke, Avis Jackson, Dr. Richard Tibbets. BACK ROW: Bill Baker Gaylon Mason, and Marvin Kembel. if ADMINISTRATION Q QEIEWQ ,,,-sq FACULTY ,i gtg-sf .5 ras, To the class of 1978: Your high school experience is over but the job of learning is not. I sincerely hope that the time spent in school will not soon be forgotten and that what you have learned will help you to achieve your life's goals. ff ff fm JACK BENHAM A COUNSELOR C CCC f Q I 519 S a SHARELL BERNALL Q Hxkw DARRELL BLACHLY DRIVERS ED. SHARLEEN BROOKS BUSINESS BRUNELLI 5 EDUCATION I HILLERY BUESCHER VO AG JOHN CARR HISTORY 5 FRED CHANDLER SCIENCE DONALD CIMAGLIA HISTORY FACULTY Trivia Quiz answers on page 157 l. Who was expelled for one day for whistling, while attending a Catholic girl's school in Belgium? 2. Who got a beating from the principal for making faces at the music instructor behind her back? 3. Who made the All State Bas- ketball Team in l950? 4. Who was caught painting their class year numbers on a fence by the old high school and had to repaint the whole thing to expi- ate their crime? 5. Who made the Honor Roll in college but never did in high school? 6. Who was interviewed on na- tional TV to comment about the ambitions of a friend, Scott Car- penter? Scott was chosen as one of the first seven astronauts. 7. Who was used as a threat by the high school track coach that if the boys didn't start running faster he would put her on the team? 8. Which teacher woke up one morning five minutes after first period had started? 152 FACULTY BEVERLY HALEY ENGLISH PAUL HAYES MATHEMATICS CONRAD HANSON MATH 4 S xg, gk ,. - 1 f K ii -lf' . 'K I - It - I is 'X 3 Us in , A, N H HY I ' ' ' 5, ' A 1' F131 ,L 1? 3 Q43 - , Q I - .- - ji 1. ,fx , ,Q X .-J. 1 Qfffiiii l ii?-' W 'E I 3 5 TALS Sify ,, ' . H juan-u.-.iq-'I I Q ....- TONY HOCHANADLE GERMAN , yy., fgly. . -lbw W ...d 3 ,. I f'i'1 ',.,q2i-,sw ANN JONES SPECIAL EDUCATION BARBARA KEENAN ENGLISH I' ,I,,: T - ,I Q S 9 iv I iuuhlv 1 RICHARD HARDEN BUSINESS ,WL s I ,S 'I at , I ., sf I A. C DARRELL HOLTZ SPANISH 1 nj Q a f A I.SI .iE3gZiS1Si . 1 fiff , 'TAIA g I U H STAN LAMPE PHYSICAL EDUCATION ' FACULTY . s . .. ,wg -. I, 'QL 'thx X 1 .m.,,,,,..,... J V g W V HAROLD LEE I hh COUNSELOR fw rv 3 4 GRETCHEN LINDELL ART X, .AL MARGERET MCGRAW ENGLISH MARY ANN LIND ENGLISH ,W , , if ROBERT LOOSE Z BUILDING TRADES IEQE 6 if DALE MCLACHLAN MCC X sl .. RICHARD MADSEN MATHEMATICS ,W ...A ,J 8 BARBARA OBERLANDER HISTORY -LUN Xl. ,pvfl 1 .Q X .sw . Aix A Q K' I HAROLD PFEIFER HISTORY 'ff MILDRED MASON I ' HOME ECONOMICS ,,... . .. -M. -+-M x',JX, X on N Q J. Y ZEDA POUNDS ,c RICHARD REIBER MCC , 3 MCC I is f I I N' JO OSTWALD N LARRY OVERTON ' ENGLISH QM X I ORCHESTRA f....4 E 1. FACULTY Q 4. 17. Who first met her husband in a university dormitory bedroom with another Woman? fThe dor- mitory was for women only- men were allowed on the first floor lounge area. The other woman was her roommate and his sister.J 18. Who was expelled from St. Mary's Academy for overdoing a writing assignment on what was wrong with the school by reck- lessly listing matters that the sis- ters felt were not to be ques- tioned? 19. Who was in the hospital quar- antine ward with red measles when tapped for Hesperia, a col- lege honorary? . 20. Which teacher flunked a quarter of Geometry in High School? 21. Who was requested to leave school because he ditched an as- sembly that he thought was a bore and got a haircut? as the Gods frowned on me the principal also decided to get a trim. He smiled and said Hel- lo. The next morning he frowned and said Good-bye. 22. Who jumped from the win- dow of his fourth grade class- room and ran home because he didn't want to stay after school? 23. Who worked with the naviga- tor of the Nola Gay , the plane that dropped the A-bomb on Hi- roshima? 24. What teacher weighed ninety pounds when he wrestled in nine- ty-tive pound weight class when a freshman in High School? 156 FACULTY ANSWERS TO THE TRIVIA QUIZ 1. MRS. OBERLANDER 2. MR. WELLE 3. MRS. BRINKMEYER 4. MRS. KEENAN 5. MR. LUCAS 6. MR. LEE 7. MRS. OSTWALD 8. MISS MAXSON 9. MRS. BRUNELLI 10. MR. YOUNG ll. MR. PORTER 12. MR. DAHL 13. MRS. BROOKS 14. MR. BLACHLEY 15. MISS LIND 16. MRS. SUMNER 17. MRS. HALEY 18. MRS. MCGRAW 19. MRS. LATTA MR 20. . MADSEN 21. MR. HANSON 22. MR. BENHAM 23. MR. CHANDLER 24. MR. I-IARDEN 157 FACU LTY 4, .1 .M . .Q Study hall: Ella Grove Lydia Bostron QSallyJ Cooks: Carol Berry, Lydia Foos, Ilene Campbell, Marie Asmus, Dorthy Nabb, Marie Weimer. Secs.: Carmel Seidenberg, Cody Brinkmeyer, Ann Hansen Taylor. 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