Fountain Fort Carson High School - Yearbook (Fountain, CO)

Text from Pages 1 - 142 of the 1986 volume:

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Carson Spirit was T ' week was started off with the many colors offlash ansxxclash day. The homecoming activities lasted all wee and the high point wasreached on Friday. red, K ite and blue day showed the true Trojan spiritl' ' L TO R: Donna Franco and Toni Noth- stine enjoyed Beach Bum Day by wear- ing matching shorts. Angie Prichett and Dion Swaney took a break during Cross Country practice. The crowd cheered loudly to encourage the volleyball team on. J--x..-,ki r xxx 2 Na K 4: S x '. F f :fi 5 5 r. ff, X' - 'M'p f F 1 E 3 I ! 5 ' f .- ff QVJHQ, r jf , J. .5 - . ' ffle i w.-V.-...,,,w 5 'E 4 k M... Q, 4, l is F L TO R: Santez Morrow chillerl befkore in wM..f ' opening his locker and hitting books. Kim Carrick, jeff Kelsen and 3 LeeAnne Allen counted spirit links. Ali- 5 cia Stewart hit a ball for a point during 5 the volleyball game. ff-ff? 1 3 ,,.,..--1'-s f Q I ' I V In i awp, ' E211 gf i 5 vm ' ' 135 1 ' 7 I , 4 --. .. ,,,.1 .L . I , MN wx lf A 5 'TJILQQC ..--E. 1 ,L . S . ..1 M W. WFIIQWUJIANS TOP: Mr, Ross h d k MIDDLE: Cross Co y g f d ff b f BOTTOM: No, you d lk h AUT MQDIIQIIK AND IDIIAY ABOVE: Ha Ha, very funny Nm '--J Qa iwxvf , Q ,, .,,...,, , .. ' 'W ABOVE: Lazy Days, TOP: What's up? L BOTTOM: Wise Guys, It brings out the spirit for homecomingg it gets everybody involved was a common response among the Trojans when asked about their reaction to home- coming weelc. Homecoming was a time for fun and excitement as everyone got to show their Trojan spirit. The theme of the 1985 Homecoming Celebration was These are the Best of Times. The week of homecoming started off great as Mon- day was a day of many colors as people participated in Flash and Clash Day. Tuesday was also a very exciting day as people came to school with button up shirts, highwater pants and greased hair for Nerd Day. Above: Toni Nothstine participated with great style. Above Right IL to Rl: Rachel Nothstine, Angelica Nothstine, LeeAnne Allen, and Linda Fretheim pose with their serious clothes. Above: Shannon Glover, Virginia johnson and Chris Rozga dress in the latest styles of the 80's. Above Left fL to RJ: jerem y Donaldson, Kevin Richards, Alicia Stewart, Chris Richards, Matt Woodall, Diana Senlco and Gilbert Rodriquez, gather together at their nerd convention. Above Right: LeeAnne Allen a typical nerd during a not so typical school day. Left: Gilbert Rodriguez and jimmie Helton make a good couple dressed as the classic nerds. Above: Doug Davis, jorn Kersten and Marlcita Brown meet in the library to discuss politics. Top left: Steven Greenlee and Diana Senko take a break from Advanced Math to smile for the camera. Above: As Matt Woodall looks for something Linda I-'retheim and Rhonda Voyles discuss a subject. KI--if I I Q - ' 'sur' sl fl ll f l' ' IEW .3.bJov:,1e2hlj::lg16raci'hClggitiaE1ainiglllicia Stewart get together after an assembly to umvmlmvx ' I Above: As junior LeeAnne Allen, and Senior Fermin Vialpando go up against each other in Family I-'eudg Shelley O'Neil whispers another answer. Above: The Senior class look intense while enjoying an assembly. Above: The cheerleaders have a good time while giving an outstanding performance. Right: Lisa Lemaster gestures as Dan Moya shows off his clothes. IFIFCIHS 'CIEIIIEIBIIQATFIEID H'lDMKIE'UUfMI N' Mfllfllflli ABOVE: Trojans celebrated balloon and red, white and blue day. BOTTOM: Seniors posed in Greek fashion. TOP LEFT: Mr. Rossi bummed out. ABOVE RIGHT: Football players Matt Woodall, jeff Kelsen and Kris Richards sold balloons. BOTTOM LEFT: Showing out on beach bum day. BOTTOM RIGHT: Danielle McGarry modeled in her toga. SIDIIIIDIIWI I AVS The day started off on Wednes- day with many people looking like they were wearing their beds. The occasion was Toga Day for spirit week. If someone would have walked down the halls of Fountain, they would have thought it was the scene of the biggest modern day Greek-Roman Toga party ever. Thursday brought out the spirit of the beach. Those who participat- ed on that day looked like theyjust came in out of the sun. The bright colors, sun hats, sunglasses and shorts gave the day a very realistic atmosphere. Friday, many came to show their school spirit in color, by wearing red, white and blue. ' Lv, .Q 1 r Q r yi? F2 3? yi fl' 3-ik gm Nw- M W- Q V , A .- S A..MmNmwq7,.,qwN . Hg. . Q? K .. 1 3 www 40' V51 9 , Q, 'Q , 532336 ' i ,, M V 11 s f 4 7 1 , K , an fx: ow M if ,V .W 1 ' li 7 W ny V i H qv, f 'pix IV if f , V, ,,,,, A ' K: ,, , 'W 7 L-R: Chris Richards, Donna IDonj Franco, Galen IGalal Brown, Yolanda lYoundrickj jordan Cedrick fCEC1l182 Smith Alicia KAI! Stewart Mike fMarthal Miller, Diana IDan the Manj Senko, Doug IDaisyj Elliott, Loretta ILennyl Manzanares and Matt fMat1ldaj Woodall Homecoming week was divided up with strange and chaotic even ts. One of the strangest even ts was the Miss Homely Trojanette contest. During this, a few of the male athletes dressed up as women. They competed with each other to be the best looking girl. They had to appear in front of the whole school, and looked their best. lt was really a sight to see. The contestants were: Doug fDaisyl Elliott escorted by Diana IDan the Manj Senkof Galen fGalaj Brown escorted by Donna lDonj Franco, Mike IMarthaj Miller escorted by Alicia IBig All Stewart, Cedrick fCeciliaj Smith escorted by Yolanda lYoundrickj jordan, and, Matt fMatildaj Woodall escorted by Loretta ILennyl Manzan- ares. The contestants were asked different questions, for example, Ce- drick fCecilial was asked, Where did you get your clothes? From that came an amusing answer. Cedrick fCeciliaj replied, I 'm think- ing . . . GOODWILLIH The winner, who was chosen by the audience for Miss Homely Trojanette 1985-86 was Matt lMatildaj Woodall. -Doug Davis- A xx .1.. v .-- ,gain e :Lug . .40 Q -f'J ' M t T , , Q , t.. - QE, ge 1-,Ari l A. My . r - Q Q - ri? L ,. ., .4 .. I . 'N' : fi-f .+l.1? L ' A 'Tift l -f ', 57-1- ,, Q-: at ,El .ns I K - F M K ww Q A ,.,.,.... as 1 . sr' ,ts .Q Q gli: . as 1 -A - 1 h ' .,: We y Q: N, , 5 If .f I 'H' Q me 5 ,R ,. . K . ' . ' K k I Q k ,.. W Homecoming King jim Durante with Queen Amy Ranson. QQ? junior attendant Nikki Mills and Sophomore attendant Kisha Ackerson. Q K is TFIDUJIANS SIEIE lBIIQlI'l3II'HflEIl I IUTUUIIQIE I-'or many, Homecoming night was one of recognition for an ac- tion well done. The candidates for the Homecoming court had their moment of glory when they were announced and escort- ed onto the Held. The decorations and the fans, were the scene for a winning combination, but things just didn 't go as planned. The game started, and it looked as though the rebels were an even match for the Trojans. Each of the two teams went into the game wanting to win. For the Trojans, the desire was there, but team unity wasn't. Every team has had its losses, and for the Trojans, it was the homecoming game. Although disappointed about the loss, the Trojans realized that there are more games to be played. King Candidates: L to R: Galen Brown, jim Durante Santez Morrow, Cedric Smith and Matt Woodall. , Flfiwg ,:3.11.,Vgw:4 VM, 4 f ,f Ha..w a+f 'fMgf ' -L 1S7 7 f' 1 D , C , , H' e t ff 0 W --'W' ,.... , ' -1. ' ,i 'V Y A' ' el :fbi 1 , ' -2-ff K, ' 3. .21 Qi . mfg? 'rj C 'K - we -ef-'fs ' ' T,-, '17 gc.: H - Wray 1 , Q ff, me X 1 , , M, , N I , We ,rx ,QA rf' - Q ' X -,J rex Ms , 4' iv 15 -'j. .ge-fe 5 W ,J ll ' V .1 fee-N, . , , , M 3 ,A if N M K X , i V A . a ' wk .41-v X .EW ' X ,J 2' , W I -' 4 4 qw . ' X ,Qs- .,. ff, w e czs zzgwae' W fig. wg - . Q V If - ,- A f ' NN. ' My Ai ff J VJ , M ff' Queen Candidates: KL to Rl: Toni Nothstine, Amy Ransom, Brigette Ransom, Peris Howells, Cathy Agner and junior attendant Nikki Mills. KL to Rl: Cheerleaders Michele Paraday, Tami Zakrewski, Curtistine Watkins, Angie Miller, and Delores Haines cheer on the Trojans, IL to Rl: RJ, Steer, Cathy Agner, joern Kersten, Nikki Mills, Chris Rozga, Stacy McLachlan, Kisha Ackerson, jim Duran te, Amy Ransom, Doug Elliot, Peris Howells, Steve Hassman, Brigette Ransom, Darrin Soleau, and Toni Northstine gather together to take a picture with the Royal Court. Richard Christan and Mike Miller struck a Monica Anderson showed off a fall fash Monica Anderson showed off a fall fashion. serious pose before the show. ion. 'T' V MW.. Did you know that this was the eighth year that Fountain Ft. Carson High School has held a Fashion Show? Mrs. Pat Hearn and Miss Elaine Brown spent at least one day before tryouts to teach the students how to walk, turn and how to Wsfff' present themselves to the audience. The students tried out in front of the judgesg the judges consisted of three FHA mem bers, and three DECA mem bers plus Mrs. Hearn and Miss Brown. W f5tudents were judged on appearance, movement and total overall e fect. FASUUEEJU Dan Moya and Doug Elliot showed the jimmy Helton showed offa casual outfit by Rick Munroe and Santez Morrow sported CQ look before the show began. 1055115 Sports WSH- winter coats for the Fashion Show. The class I teach, marketing and Distribution Education, deals with fashion merchandise in one segment. We feel that the fashion show gives the girls an opportunity to get in one level of fashion merchandise. Besides, it's a lot of fun and the whole school enjoys it, said Mrs. Hearn. The Fashion Show was held October 9, 1985, in the auditorium complex. -Tammia Harris- SUIUGUW TFIHIIQIEIE IFIFIIIHS ,Mfll-IIIIETIIES II-I'UN'Ull2IIfID Every high school athlete dreams of being nominated to play in an all-state game. This year three Fountain Ft. Carson High School stu- dents were so honored. Cedrick Smith, senior, was voted to the all- state football team and named Gazette Tele- graph All Area Offensive Player of the Year, He led the state in touchdowns with 20, and he ranked second in rushing with 1,186 yards. He's probably one of the best running backs I've ever coached, and one of the smartest young men, too. He gave 100 per cent, said Richens Smith, head football coach. Selected as the best basketball player in the Pikes Peak League this season was Todd Turn- er, senior. Turner was nominated as the number one player to represent the PPL in the Colorado High School Coaches Association all-state game this july in Denver. Turner led the PPL in scoring, averaging 23.5 points per game. He led his Trojan team in rebounds, 10.4 per game, and assists per game, 4.5. Todd is certainly deserving. He could be the best at his position Iamong AA playersj, said Evan Dalrymple, head basketball coach. Alicia Stewart, senior, was nominated for the all-state basketball game as the Pikes Peak League's best senior female player. She averaged 12 points and eight rebounds per game and set a single-season school record for steals, 76. Stewart also tied Wanda Turner and Rhonda Moreland for most career games played, 58. She's probably one of the most complete basketball players l've ever had, said Craig Kimble, girl's basketball coach. Top to bottom: Cedwick Smith, Todd Turner, and Alicia Stewart. ... f .. .... Q.. Lbjzliylj, ' L In QX I Q Q99 I lUlBIlII'CATII'UNY The TROIAN TIMES, the school newspaper, played an important part in informing, entertaining, and persuading students of out- standing school events. journalism students also wrote original arti- cles, editorials, and poetry for the interest of the readers. Under the guidance of Mrs. Sommer, advisor, the staff strove to meet each dead- line. In order to produce each issue of the paper, news stories were first typed on the word processor and then printed. Once this job was completed, the stories were cut out to Ht the appropriate space on the layout sheet and then glued onto it. After that procedure was done, the paper was ready to go to the print- ers. Top to bottom IL R2 Gilbert Rodriquez Doug Davis Galen Brown jeff Kelsen Rita Odom Peris Howells, Shannen Smith, Yolanda jordan, IUUIIDNAIIIISMK All the deadlines are met, the book is off the presses, and now, with a sign of relief our work is accomplished. Many were the frus- trated and hurried moments when the cry went out to 'produceu midst the stacks of books, papers, and pictures. The initiation into the realm of cutlines, bleeding pic- tures, gutters, and dummies was ac- complished in due time. Working long hours after school, selling ads, wri ting copy, and going slightly zany are but a few of the many activities in which the year- book staff participated. The book itself now stands as a mute testimony of the work and perseverance put forth by the entire staff waiting only to be read to bring back fond memories which until then had remained in obscur- ity. The journalism staff proofread the newest issue of the TROJAN TIMES, it , ,, ,M Top to Bottom IL,Rj Mrk Cloer, Stephanie Masangkay Shelia Raposa, Greg Watkins, Scott Harviston, Doug Davis, Rita Odom, Christina O'Shea, Mrs. Sommer. A ,FV wg Though the Art Club were few in numbers, they had set goals and accomplished a lot. Each member used his or her talent to aid in ac- tivities such as murals and commu- f . gg nity projects, gg This year, Art Club has complet- E U ' ed a volleyball mural in the boy's T LS? gym and re-newed the Trojan sign ' in Fountain. For outside activities the group hosted the Pikes Peak League Art Show held at the Mall ofthe Bluffs, and invited two guest speakers to educate interested students on var- ious careers in art. Overall, Art Club is set up to give creative students an outlet for their talents. The Art Club officers were R. j. Steer, President, San tez Morrow, Asst. President, and Frank Fuchs, Secretary-Treasurer. Not Pictured was Toni Nothstine, Vice President. ' f I g,yi,.31 Members of the Art Club were fl. to Rj: R. j. Steer, Sponsor, Mr. Kalish, Santez Morrow, Frank Fuchs, Harry Knight, and Toni Nothstine. The Forensics Team was back and ready for action. The talk- jocks'Q as they were commonly known, competed against other schools in many verbal events, such as, interpretation of drama, poetry, and humor. The judges rat- ed their performances on a scale and ranked the participants accord- ing to their performances. This team was small, but they got supe- rior ratings at their meets. They have attended three regional meets plus an A-AA state speech festival. Either these people were devoted to what they were doing, or they were just crazy. lf'UlI3IENSII'l2Y Richard Bowen spoke his mind , , W ,, ,,,, ,,,,,,,,,, s www-,' M44 ' 5 ' aww -4. ' M, 'H E 4 tl, ay 5 zw :ff fv , . , , ,,,,,L E IVV A W, I 'V ' Mu--, IL to Rj Richard Bowen, Dr. Hawkeye Helm ISponsor2, and Shane Blizzard WFIHIESIDIIANS gnu The Thespian Club IL to R, T to B1 Shane Blizzard, Alex Brown, Doug Davis, Mrs. Smith, W . , . . Mike Cla son, Monty Davis, Richard Bowen, Crystal Shepheard, Tammie King and jose Amador. The Fountain-Fort Carson Thes- pian Troupe 2176 is in full swing this year, with a few old members and a great number of new members, this year's Thespain troupe is full of energy and excite- ment. ln the fall, the Thespians presented Barefoot In The Park, a comedy. In February, Troupe 2176 will take the dramatic one-act, Mirrors, to the Pike's Peak League one-act competition which, coincidentally, the troupe is host- ing this year. The I-'antasticks will be presented in April as the Spring musical. The main purpose of the Thespian Club is to expose students and th comm unity to real- ly Hne theatre. So far, Troupe 2176 is keeping up with their responsi- bility. ,faqs fl. to R2 Mark Cloer, Crystal Shepheard and Richard Bowen looked crazy during this snapshot. I AIIQIEIFUUWF IIN WIIHIE IDAIDIIT9' - K g. ,L Q 3 X Kirsten Feagler I Telephone Repairpersonj played her part on cue, Corrie Bratter ICrystal Sheapardj and Paul Bratter KRichard Bowenj made the 'perfectu couple during the play. 2 f . g mf 5 Q Zi fx ,Z ? 5 23' 22 2 ,,,, Z Qgiljq, if Mother fVirginia johnsonl did a great job of keeping the humor in the production. g ' IDI NUI-I This year the French Club had dreams of grandeur. We were final- ly coming out of our respectable shells, and proving that we were capable of being a productive club. Our activities this year included a holiday luncheon for the staff Christmas caroling at the senior citizen's home, and attending the Foreign Language Festival. l Officers: Delores Haines, Eileen Dixon, and Kristen Feagler. II. to R:j Back Row: Greg Watkins, jorn Kersten, Delores Haines, Mark Cloer, Frank Fuchs. Front Row: Kristen Feagler, Eileen Dixon, Angie Wilcox, Advisor-Mrs. Sydney Seaman, and Virginia johnson. 'IEIEIIQMKAN The German Club participated in the Foreign Language Festivalg and had a few Kaffeeklatsche. They also participated every year in the In ter- national Dinner which occurred in April. Basically our goal was to learn about and to appreciate Germany and it's culture. ,f:, Officers: Christina O'5hea, Maribeth Bricker, and Sissy Pruy. .EAW ima ' H WM? WSW , i is IL to Rj Back Row: Chris Rozga, Tim Mortensen, Lorri Vigil. Front Row: Pam Berry, Maribeth Bricker, Advisor, Ms. Getty Nuhn, Sissy Pruy, Christina O'5hea. ANI SIH Jai. IL to R2 Pres Crystal Shepeard PR Diana Senko Vice Pres. Yolanda lordon, Sec. Donna The I-'oun tain-Ft. Carson Spanish Club, whose main objective was to explore the Spanish culture outside the scope of the classroom, was a club who redeHned the term Get Involved. In November, they pre- sented the second annual Panora- mos de Talentos, a talent show for Fountain-I-'ort Carson Students. The show was a great success and they had even arranged for a live band to perform for added en- tertainment. In December, the Spanish Club continued their tradition of carol- ing for the Old Folks' Home in Fountain. The Fountain-Fort Carson Span- ish Club was deHnitely a club with a purpose. IL to R2 Top Row R j Steer Doug Elliott Middle Row jada Alley, jeremy Donaldson, Matt Woodall, Mike Giebel, Sponsor: Getti Nuhn, Diana Senko Yolanda Jordon Steven Hassman Ted Donahue, Bottom Row: julia Kless, Crystal Shepeard, Mike Brown, Maria Sch umacker, Donna Franco Veronica Trujillo Ursula Belmontes Susan Morales. llllflflf EIIQMMXNS Any person who has lettered at ?' gg? FFCHS, whether is be in sports or ZW in band, may be involved with the Letterman 's Club. The main project that Letter- man 's Club was responsible for was to organize Parent's Night for all Fall and Winter Sports. This year the club members had an interesting experience when they held a Christmas party for the handicapped kids at Lorraine Ele- mentary. The party brought out a lot of smiles in the kids as well as the club members. z ff 1' IL to Rj: Vice Pres. Diana Senlco, Sec. Lee Anne Allen, Pres. Alicia Stewart. IL to Rl Top Row: Sponsor: Mitch johnson, Richard Martin, R. j. Steer, jorn Kersten, Tony Boles, Santez Morrom Middle Row: Matt Woodall, Kris Richards, jesse Crutcher, Kelly Berlcefeldt, Mike Clawson, Donna Franco, Amy Ransom, Bottom Row: Tammy Zalcrzewski, Yolanda jordan, Toni Nothstine, Lee Anne Allen, Alicia Stewart, Diana Senko, Veronica Trujillo. NIHS IL to Rl Secretary- Delores Haines, President- RJ. Steer, Vice-President- Amy Ransom. ai NIHSLI A MKIEIEWFIINE 'Ulf WIIHIE MIINIDS National Honor Society was a spe- cial club which honors it's individuals for their achievements in the school. Members were chosen by a selection committee based on the four branches of NHS: academics, leadership, char- acter, and service. The purpose of NHS was to uphold the these four ideals and to promote academics and scholarship. Toward the end of each year, NHS sponsored Superstars, a field day competition be- tween the classes. NHS also sponsored the academic awards assembly. KL to Rl Top Row: Doug Davis, Doug Elliott, RJ. Steer, Galen Brown, jeremy Donaldson, and Richard Bowen. IL to R2 Middle Row: Minerv Sumner, Kris Richards, Richard Mislcho, Matt Swaney, Kevin Wheeler, Steve Hassman, and Kevin Light. IL to Rj Bottom Row: Lisa Brown Amy Ransom, Crystal Shepeard, Delores Haines and Diana Senlco. IBSIU: MAIIKIINIE WIIHIE IDIIIFIFIEIIQIENIZIIZ The purpose of the Black Student Union was to unite the minority of Blacks. Another purpose was to unite Black students with the rest of the school. The whole purpose ofthe club was to keep Black students involved in school activities, and to keep them in touch with what's going on with other students, also what's happening around the school. It was a great aspiration that this will be a successful year for the club. Not only in school activities, but also in the community. BSIU IL to Rl President- Tonya Lewis, Vice-President- Delores Haines, Secretary- Yolanda jordan IL to R1 Top Row: Galen Brown, Todd Turner, Harry Knight, Mike Brown, Scott Coleman, and Sponsor, Mike Rossi, IL to R2 Middle Row: Amanda Hunter, Delores Haines, Tina Walker, Tonya Lewis, Santez Morrow, Yolanda jordan, and Rita Odom. IL to R2 Bottom Row: Tony Harris, Tondaleo Day, Byron King, and Kervin Stewart. 1 IDIECA Officers fl to rj: Pres. Kenny Taylor, Treasurer Rene Bryant, D.O. Rep. Trudy Poland, Sec. Bridgette Ransom, Adviser Sec. Marty Brown, V Pres. Matt Medina, Pub, Director Toni Nothstine. IDIEEA 'UN W lI'II MUUWI Distributive Education Clubs of America IDEC.-42 is a national organi- zation for students with career objec- tives in the fields of marketing and distribution. Fountain Ft. Carson stu- dents belong to the South Central District-Colorado DECA. Students participate in various dis- trict and state career development conferences where they compete in competency based events. DECA co- sponsored with FHA the annual fash- ion show which was presented to the student body as well as the general public. Overall DECA gives its members the chance to excel in the world of business and provides them with a first hand experience of job related education. Back row K1 to rj: Andre Clinlcscale, Lewis Carson, William Sexton, Rene Bryant, Deena Dunlap, Frank Harris, Ronnie Bonner, Penny McCarl. Znd row: Tonda Day, Marcia Hopkins, Sheila Raposa, Ermand Roybal, Matt Medina, Toni Nothstine, Trudy Poland, Michelle Williams, Bridgette Ransom, Sherry Faler, Mini Summer. Ist row: Alice johnson, Ladel Syms, Kenny Taylor, Marty Brown, Angelica Nothstine, Kathy Dakin, Georgie Shearer, Laura McCandless, Stacy Dawson, Mrs. Hearn. 'llil-IUIIQIUS to I S 1 Chorus Leaders: I1 to rj: Angelica Nothstine, Karen Logan, Cedriclc Smith, Shannen , Smith, jimmy Durante, Angie Selvage. ITop Left Back Row, Left to Rightj. jesse Crutcher, Byron King, Kim McGraw, Todd Turner, junior Washington, Cedriclc Smith, jim Duran te, Linda Hutt, Tawnya Blair, Loretta Manzanares, Michelle Williams, Yolanda jordan, Shannen Smith, Valerea McGraw, Becky, 2nd row: Teresa Brodersen, Rita Odom, Tina Kemper, Paula Garica, Karen Logan, Laura McCandless. 1st row: Ladel Syms, Angie Selvage, Angelica Nothstine. es STFIUIDIENWF 'UDIUNCIIII The majority of Student Council members this year were represented by sophomores. Because of this, Stu- dent Council has a good size work force, along with the leadership, to get things done. An example of this was Homecoming week. During this week, Student Council raised over 5400 with different fund-raising events. A large portion of Student Council members were enrolled in the Student Leadership class. In this class, the stu- dents accomplished all of Student Council's busy work. This has sped up our production and taken a large amount of pressure from Student Council as a whole. This year, riding on the back of Stu- dent Council, Fountain-Fort Carson High School was on the way to great- ness. With the cooperation of the stu- dent body and the leadership of Stu- dent Council this will be the year of the Trojan! Left to Righ t: Top Row: Student body Kris Richards, Student Body V Pres. RJ. Steer, Student Body Sec. Amy Ransom, Second row, Senior Class Pres. Diana Senko, Senior Class V Pres. Alicia Stewart, Senior Class Sec. Angelica Nothstine, Third Row: junior Class Pres. Gilbert Rodriguez, junior class V Pres. Alice Houchens, junior Class Sec. Tammie Zakrzewski, Fourth Row: Sophomore Class Pres. jamie Abyeta, Sophomore Class V Pres. jeremy Donaldson, Sophomore class Sec. Rachel Nothstine. Left to right, Top Row: Donna Franco, Toni Nothstine, Alicia Stewart, Amy Ransom, Galen Brown, Yolanda jordan, jeff Kelsen, Tammie Zakrzewslci, Second Row: Sponsor Mr. Hughes, Matt Woodall, Gilbert Rodriquez, Ted Donahue, Richard Christian, Chris Rozga, Kris Richards, R. I. Steer, jeremy Donaldson, Third Row: Angelica Nothstine, Lee Anne Allen, Kim Atwell, Stacey Brewster, Alic Houchens, Cristine Fagler, Diana Senko, Steve Hassman, jamie Abeyta, Rachel Nothstine, Sea ted: Karen Watson, Lynette Rocha, Barbara Ransom, Lisa Lemaster. f Z SWFIUIDIENTI 'UDlUN'ClIll 0, I NVQ ml W X gunna-'lf Alicia was hanging the Spirit Chain during Spirit Week. Student Council helped welcome the Special Education students to school. RUN ' P W we 'W 'QQ ww Q flfx In Chess Club members pro- moted an interest in the game of chess in students at Fountain-Ft. Carson High School. They spon- sored tournaments in school and traveled to tournaments in this part of the state. They encouraged students to learn this challenging game and join in their activities. 'CIHIESS IL to R1 Secretary-Alex Brown, President-Tim Mortensen, Vice-President-Richard Bowen IL to R1 Top Row: RJ. Steer, Ron Schnur, Scott Solomon. IL to Rl Frank Fuchs, Alex Brown, Robert Patterson, Tim Mortensen, Richard Bowen. lFIIfllIl'DM'SIl'1IIID 'Ulf 'CIHIIQIISTFIIAN ATFIHIIIEIIIES Q' .56 Qs 6 4.1.2 S. at QI' If f 'Q N990 0 The stress of FCA this year has been to help stu- dents find a positive group of people to be around. Through the positive peer pressure, we hoped to help alleviate the drug and alcohol abuse by young people today. Alternate activities could be found. I-'or example, there were square dances, game nigh ts, group activities and seminars. Several students have attended work- shops on drug and alcohol abuse and how to help their peers. The purpose of FCA was to present to athletes and coaches, and to all whom they influenced, the chal- lenge and adventure of receiving jesus Christ as Savior and Lord, serving HIM in their relationships and in the fellowship of the church. The officers this year were: PRESIDENT - MATT SWANEYand VICE PRESIDENT- CAROL COCK- ROI-'T IDIDUC The Area Vocational Program, ad- ministered by Pikes Peak Comm unity College, is designed to serve high school students in all public schools in El Paso County. Twenty-Hve voca- tional programs are offered to enrich the education of each participating student. The objectives of the pro- gram are to prepare each student with the competencies, skills, attitudes, and work capabilities necessary to ob- tain employment in their chosen oc- cupations. l-'ermin Vialpando demonstrated the skillful techniques of car theft. fl. to Rj Robert Tanner, Darren Solo, and john Cop er are shown here cleaning up the mess they made in the shop. The people that attend where jon McGrew, jeffrey Talkington, Sara Grufbs, Terry Miller, Tracy Worrell, Ronald Schnurr, Shannon Smith, Carrie Talkington, john Copper, Randi Hall, Robert Service, Darrin Soleau, Robert Tanner, Troy Torres, I-'ermin Vialpando, William Young, William Irwin, joe johnson, Paul Pliszka, Berdet jackson Rainwater, David Ready, Tony Tyler, Monica Anderson, Anthony Crutcher, Rich Huff Tony Selvage, Robert Patterson, jack Ruttary, Sandra Smith, Melody Marczynski, Kirk Noble, Kevin Richards, Brian Geist, Grant Aikala, Mark Dorner, Matt Stapish, Yvonne Abeyta, Michele Paraday, Sandra Richardson, Patricia Smith. qL to R1 Bottom to topj: Chris Aaron, Sean Grugel, Harry Knight, Alex Brown, Bryon King, Second Row IL to Rj: Veronica Truji- llo, Toby Crubbs, Stacey Brewster, jason Abeyta, Greg Watkins, Deana Stom, Kim Martin, Marijo Lyda, Kervin Stewart, Rich- ard Miskho, Kelly Cooper, jeri Kless. Third Row KL to Rl: Scott Logan, Russell Palm- gren t, Lee Allen, jeremiah Fowler, Pam Ber- ry, Dawne Haines, Denise Henry, Nesha Whaley, Maribeth Bricker, Lynette Rocha, Maria Schumacher. Second Row IL to Rj: Chris Barela, Karen Watkins, Kim Wil- liams, Stephanie Santo, Paul Barnes, Mr. Schwartz, Tracy Watts, Kammi Howlett, Fo- Iole I-'aleHa, Windy Murphy, janet Palmer, Bottom Row KL to RI: Steve Logan, Richard Bowen, Brian Aubin, Mark Patterson, Pat Freeman, Brian Geist, Mike Steczo, Randy Orcalt. I ANI Richard Bowen kept the rhythm for the marching band. Wm I ANI Band members had numerous opportunities to entertain people with their music. During the past year band was very active. They participated in the Labor Day Parade at Fountain, the Apple Blossom Parade in Pen- rose, The Fall Festival in Engle- wood, The Air Force Academy Band Day, and three field shows at home football gaems. Students who were included in the Pikes Peak Honor Band were jefffordahl, Craig Crawford, Chris Barela, Paul Barnes, Deana Stom, Karen Schroeder, Alex Brown, De- lores Haines, Richard Bowen, janet Palmer, Richard Miskho, and Ted Donahue. janet Palmer was a mem- ber of the Adams' State Honor Band, and Alex Brown was a mem- ber of the all city band. The jazz Band gave a concert in November, and the Symphonic Band played in concert in De- cember- Andy Wilson tickled the ivory at the Fall concert. Back row IL to Rj: Brian Aubin, Mike Steczo, RJ. Steer, Paul Barnes, Greg Watkins, Steve Illich, Richard Miskho, Ted Donahue. Second row KL to Rj: Alex Brown, Marijo Lyda, Craig Crawford. Front row KL to Rl: Andy Wilson, Pam Berry, Cris Barela, Karen Watkins. I IHA The FHA ofhcers are Virginia johnson Secretary Jessie Crutcher, President, and Kisha IIIEAIIQNIINIIE ANI IEIIQIUMVIINIE The Future Homemakers of Amer- ica Chapter for 1985-86 began the year with co-sponsoring the annual Fash- ion Show in October. Also that month we attended the Pikes Peak Region Fall District meeting. There the Mem- bers participated in workshops and became further acquainted with the functions of FHA. The winter district meeting was in February and there we became aware of the activities that would take place at the State Conven- tion in April which was held in Den- ver. This has been a year of doing several school and comm unity pro- jects and having a lot of fun. The FHA members are IL to Rj Back Row Jessie Crutcher jay Carson, Natasha LeDufE Virginia johnson, Shannen Smith, Pam Gray, Kisha Akerson Shannon Glover Front Row Scott Coleman Todd Turner, Tonya Lewis, Tina Avery, Amanda King. S QQ QS S1 I 'U'UTfIB,AXll!l WIIEAMKS IDIIID M'IlfIlIl i : e E Top to Bottom IL to Rjg Ron Goeman, Galuegafou Tofili, Mike Lopez, Wayne Ortega, Victor Abeyta, Assist. Coach johnson, Assist. Coach Welte, Assist. Coach Hassler, Head Coach Smith, Assist. Coach Rossi, Shawn Taylor, Scott Grey, Phil jackson, Mgr. Rene Fernandez, Mgr. Shannen Smith, Stat. Kim Carrick, Tony Harris, Otis Burden, joe Walker, Mark Abeyta, Randy Brooks, Reggie Levasseur, Chris Barela, jamie Abeyta, jeremy Donaldson, Cory Williams, Craig Ross, Steve Lewis, Michael Brown, jeff jordahl, Mgr. Rick Munroe, Carlos Rosada, Richard Miskho, Mark Clawson, Kelly Berckefeldt, Tondeleo Day, Robert Daugh ty, Brian Whitmire, jeff Kelsen, Richard Christian, Gilbert Rodriquez, David Aukema, Kevin Richards, Robert Tanner, Frank johnson, Stat. Toni jacques, Richard Martin, Todd Turner, Galen Brown, Kim McGraw, Kris Richards, Santez Morrow, Byron King, Matt Woodall, jim Durante, Mike Brown, Cedrick Smith, Tony Boles, and Fermin Vialpandog The Fountain Ft. Carson football team started out A the season with a victory over Salida. It took long hours of practice and hard work to A maintain the skills that they used to achieve their Q goals. The intensity of the players was strong and 5, powerful. The coaches accurate decisions on plays brought the team to many wins. The precise accuracy of the teams' winnings brought them to 4th place in state ranking at a record of 5-0. When the team was down on the scoreboard, the spirit was always high on the sidelines. The jv team Hnished with a Hne season, undefeat- ed at 6-0. Another one bites the dust! San tez Morrow rushed the defense to gain a few yards SWFAWIS Ftn. Opp. 14 Salida 13 41 Holy Family 14 43 St. Mary's 12 38 Florence 32 .36 Woodland Park 6 0 Weld Central 21 7 Manitou Springs 21 17 Falcon 24 16 Lewis Palmer 2.3 Runnings and scoring was made easy by Cedrick Smith. , . -1 551- h m.5 ff2f.fyZ.-fx 5' Af Vjdg ' f. ,A .lv ,x Liga 5814-'g35!!,21'kQ mf ,I , V JA , '5..gLw!,f E1w f' 'V XX .fry , IA fri XX ' I f Qf ,QE Vx ff ' 1,. 1 f X Q-'x f f I h m, -' A mlm, 24 ' 4 H 8-5 .11 WF 1 6, infix X I I '6 . n A 4 A.: Q, ' QF? I ,f m X 1 ,I S1 Cedrick Smith showed crowd how easy it was. Mike Brown decided to take down his man AN IHUNIESTI IEIFIFUIIQWF SAM' W II'II MK T lI'III3'lDlU'l3ll-I Top Row IL to R2 Coach Anita Rentas, Loretta Manzanares, Alicia Stewart, Lisa Lemaster, Alice Houchens, Diana Senko, Yolanda jordan, Karen Watkins, Asst. Coach Gerald Kozak. Middle Rowfl. to R2 Donna Franco, Shelly O'Neal, Folole l-'aleHa, Twyla Crossley. Bottom Rowfl. to RJ Kim Atwell, Linda Fretheim, Angie Vialpando. The Fountain Fort-Carson Varsity Volleyball Team had a tremendous season this year, Their over-all season was 12-8 and their Pikes Peak league record was 9-5. It was an exciting season especially for the sen- iors, who were very close. The closeness of the team made them work that much harder to have a suc- cessful season. The varsity team took the inspiring words from the song Never Surrender to help them through their season. All this inspiration paid off for seniors Diana Senko and Alicia Stewart who were picked to the All Conference team and were nominees for the All State game. Donna Franco spiked the ball, as teammates formed a cup around her. 1 ll-II wiiwlli wrlnlfllln IBIESW Top Row KL to Rl Lee Anne Allen, Karen Watkins, Rhonda Voyles, Lynette Rocha, Lisa Lemaster, Deana Stom, Barb Random, Stacey Brewster. Bottom Row KL to R1 Nicki Mills, Veronica Trujillo, Folole FaleHa, Darcy Ready, Woodrum. This year, the junior varsity volleyball team start- ed the season off with a victory. The girls had lots of determination and looked forward to the rest of the season with a positive attitude. This year in contrast to last year's team, the girls did an outstanding job, and showed lots of pride in the team. In spite of the fact that over half of the girls on the team were sophomores, and they had a totally new team this year, the girls did a fine job and - played well together. Mr. Kozak and Ms. Rentas waited Anxiously for the referee's call. Folole Falefia jumped high to stuff a block from the opposing team Folole Fa1eHa gave Lisa Lemaster a slap Hve after she earned a point. After a disappointing loss, the team sat down to think about the next game. WIIDIDJIAN SIDIIIIDIIWF MAS IIYIEIDWI AIHIWI IL to Rl Tammi Zalcrzewski, Lisa Brown, Toni Nothstine, Delores The varsity cheerleaders cheered with enthusiasm for a victory. Haines, Angela Miller, Michele Paraday, Curtistine Watkins. This year the Cheerleaders started off the season with a positive attitude. Although the weather got increasingly worse, the cheerleaders were always there. Being there for the team was what they were there for, so the snow didn 't stop them. From football games in the snow, or games in pouring rain, their duty was never forgotten, al- though health was a question sometimes, their duty was never forgotten. Even though the drive wasn 't always there, the games were covered. 'CHESS 'UIDIUNWIIDY WIQISGI-S6 KT op to Bottom, L to R1 Kevin Wheeler, Doug Elliott, Paul Barnes, Matt Swaney, Dr. Helm, Butch Huffstetler, Rick Engman, Steve Greenlee, Dion Swaney, Melisa Mitchell, Angie Pritchett, and manager, Carol Cockroft. This year was a great year for Cross Country. The boys' team placed 15th in State. Dr. Helm and assistant coach Janie Schieffelin are impressed with their runners. They believe in the GALAXY 10071. This year the Trojan runners really improved. Even with setbacks caused by injuries, the Trojans always put out a strong showing. When Dr. Helm was asked about what place the Galaxy was in, he replied that they had unofHcially beaten every team in the league. The Trojan boys' team consisted of team captain Kevin Wheeler, Doug Elliott, Steve Greenlee, Pa ul Barnes, Matt Swaney, Dion Swaney, Steve lllich, Rick Engman, and Butch Huffstetler. ' The girls' team consisted of Angie Pritchett and Melisa Mitchell. The team manager was Carol Cockroft. When asked about going to State this year and hopefully from now on, Miss Schieffelin replied, We're hoping that going to State will create a tradition of competing in the State meet annually. Kevin Wheeler showed how a real Cross Country runner handled Angie Pritchett Hnished one of her many great races. the opposition. ' 1 x1sW' 5 IIE 1,X' Z , 60 ge Paul Barnes managed to stay a foot's length from one of many Challengers. WIIENNIIS WFIEAMK MKAIDIE IDIDUEIIQIESS IL to R Top Rowj Darrin Soleau jorn Kersten, Paul Pliszka, R. j. Steer, Chris Rozga, Ted Donahue, and Steve Hassman. IL to R Bottom Rowj: Coach Mr Pound Mike Clawson Mike Giebel, Charlie Edgar, Brian Daily, Mike Stetzo, and Sara Grubbs-Manager. The boy's tennis team seemed to improve over from last yearg although they did not win any more matches than last year, the quality of play was better. There were two matches where it came down to winning the last match to determine the team winner. There were tive sophomores on the team which should be a real help for the next two years. The best record in singles is held by Steve Hassman. The best record at doubles were R. f. Steer and Darrin Soleau. Their overall record was 2-10, and they placed 11th out of the 11 teams present at the District Tournament. v t 0 MxW - ,1 S S f s if T ivan Chris Rozga and Charlie Edgar played to win. Mr. Pound coached jorn Kersten on, Mike Steczo awaited for a return. 1985 STATS MATCH Pueblo County Colorado Springs Christian Pueblo Invitational Pueblo Centennial Salida Colorado Springs Christian Cheyenne Mountain LV Machebeuf Colorado Springs Christian Salida Colorado Springs Christian District VI Tournament SCORES 7-0 Loss 4-.3 Win 7th out of 8 7-0 Loss 5-2 Win 5-2 Loss 4-.3 Loss 7-0 Loss 7-0 Loss 4-3 Loss 7-0 Loss 11th out of 11 S IBASINEWFIIBAIIII Left to Right: Coach Kimball, jada Alley, Tonya Lewis, I-'alole Falefia, Stacey Brewster, Debra Spears, Tonya Stewart, Alicia Stewart, Patty Smith, Alice Houchens, and Lisa Lemaster. The girls basketball team played a tough preseason schedule with two of the teams ranked in the top 15 teams and one being a AAA school. The girls played with heart and never gave up. The league was not much different as two of them were rated in the top 10 for most of the season. Because of the experience those teams dominated but the trojans overcame the inexperience to place 5th in the 8 team league. Mr. Kim ball said, l'm very proud of the effort given by my girls this year. They, themselves, also have a lot to be proud oh I-'I-'CHS FI-'CHS FFCH5 FI-'CHS FI-'CHS I-'FCH5 FFCHS I-'I-'CHS I-'I-'CHS I-'I-'CHS Fl-'CH5 Fl-'CHS I-'I-'CHS I-'I-'CHS FFCHS FFCHS I-'I-'CHS Varsity Girls Basketball Scores 85-86 42 Custer County 39 Buena Vista 39 La junta 44 Sierra 36 Lewis-Palmer 40 St. Marys 31 Florencs 35 Woodland Park 38 Manitou Spgs. 26 CSC 34 Falcon 33 Lewis-Palmer 35 St. Mary's 33 Florence 39 Woodland Park 37 Manitou Spgs. 29 CSC Trojans girls send the opposition on a wild goose chase Gennie Cook mesmerizes the crowd with her jump shot expertise. Alicia Stewart rocks her unworthy opponent. ww WW ww The team had to work on a game plan against a tough advisary. Alicia Stewart prevents the other team from getting the ball in bounds , 'Q-gi f ' ' ffwifizr a Debra Spears sinks a free-throw. BUYS I ASIKIEWFIIBAIIII Varsity Boys: IL to Rj David Roberts, Mike Brown, Scott Coleman, jeff Kelsen, R j Steer, Harry Knight, Todd Turner, Mike Brown Frank johnson, Elton Luckett, Brad Willert. IL to Rj Coach Evan Dalyrmple, Mgr. jesse Crutcher, and Assistant Coach jim jorgensen. Opponent Alam osa La j un ta Weld Central Sierra Lewis Palm er St. Mary's Florence Woodland Park Manitou Springs C S C Falcon Lewis Palmer St. Mary's Florence Woodland Park Manitou Springs C 5 C Falcon 1985-86 Stats 57 55 42 75 77 32 60 51 68 58 60 .37 35 56 44 48 55 73 Home Fountain Fountain Fountain Fountain Fountain Fountain Fountain Fountain Fountain Fountain Fountain Fountain Fountain Fountain Fountain Fountain Fountain Fountain TR OjAN5 TOOK ALL The Fountain Ft. Carson Boys Basketball team compiled a 13-8 overall record. The team ended a Hne season losing to Lewis Palmer in the Pikes Peak League Tournament Championship 67-61. The Trojans, who had little experience team wise, started out with a 2 and 2 Pre-Christmas record before going into an early 2-4 conference slump. The Trojans, behind the scoring and rebounding of senior forward Todd Turner and center Harry Knight, turned the season around winning 9 of their next 11 games. The team really came together and the efforts of all 12 men showed on the floor. First year Head Coach Evan Dalrymple stated, The team really saw its potential and worked hard to achieve its goals. They were a pleasure to work with and truly made the season a joy and success. Harry Knight put great defense on his opponent. Todd Turner struggled to make two points while teammates help Ollf. IV Boys IL to RJ Jody Bragdon, Gary Lujan, David Roberts, Mike Brown, Steve Lewis, Paul Pliskza, Matt Roberts, Anthony Crutcher, Cary Atkinson, Chris Rozga, Tony Harris, Scott Gray, Mgr., Rene Fernandez, and Coach jim jorgensen. , --4 ma MQW .2 I ,V gi, s 3 W what Harry Knight gives his all to make these two points. J , as Todd Turner and Harry Knight call time out to the referees, NU IF N13 V ' ' DIED TIIHI M KL to R2 Kelley Cooper, Candi Smith, Amanda Hunter, Kelly Brown, Tangular Carter, Lisa Roever, Kisha Akerson is n ,ierer t -eu The junior Varsity Cheerleaders concentrated on the game. This year, the j.v. cheerleaders started off with a lot of girls. As the season progressed, though the numbers dwindled, but the dedicated ones kept their spirits up, and supported the teams as much as possible. As many have noticed, junior varsity cheerleaders don 't get lots of attentiong the girls are always there to support their teams even if no one supports them. All in all, being a junior varsity cheerleader was hard work. lt was also a thankless job, but as many know, the j.v. teams need support, and it was the cheerleaders job to do so. To keep in favor with the teams, every j.v. cheerleader must take the good with the bad. N i Kammi Howlett showed proper cheerleading form. Tammie King cheered the Trojan team to victory. Kammi Howlett, Tangular Carter, and Windy Murphygot into the game as they cheered the Trojans on. M'IlQIIfSTfIlIlN' Arun l sl ITop to Bottom, Left to Rightj Coach Welte, Marcus Sweeney, Fermin Vialpando, Richard Christian, Robert Tanner, .Tony Boles, Coach johnson, Dion Swaney, Chris Barela, Mike Lopez, Gilbert Rodriques, Corey Williams, jaimie Abeyta, Michelle Williams. The Fountain Ft. Carson Wrestling team had a successful 1985-86 season. The Trojan team worked hard to make a complete turnar- ound from last year. The team, young and inexperienced with only 3 seniors, have a bright future ahead of them. The Trojans recorded an overall record of 7-6 with a league record of 3-4 bettering last years of 3-10 and 0-6. The Trojan highlights were a 3rd place finish at the Fowler tour- nament and a tie for 4th at the Dist. Tourn. People who placed at the districts were: 4th place-112 Mike Lopez, 145 Fermin Walpando 3rd place- Dion Swaney at 98, Chris Barela at 105, and Richard Christian at 155, Znd place went to Gilbert Rodriques at 119 and Tony Boles at 185. No one qualiHed for the state tourn. but the year was still successful. The team is looking forward to the next year with a lot of enthusiasm. Trojans 46-12 3rd of 10 7th of 9' 60-12 21-33 .39-21 33-34 27-22 7-47 7th of 14 22-29 59-6 39-18 27-39 28-33 Tied sth Opponent Rye Fowler Tourn. Buena Vista Tourn. Deaf and Blind Swink Buena Vista Burlington Palmer Woodland Park Bennett Tourn. Manitou Springs C.S.C. Lewis Palmer St. Mary's Florence P.P.L. Districts .www 'N-4 sit W 4 A M 6' , 4 we Quiz , K 4 ' V , ?:,, W vo Q fl, , ,, , ,, , ' ' Q ,, , , H I , 1, l littitl if i l,,tt t it Gilbert Rodriques works hard for a takedown. Richard Christian breaks his opponent down to the mat. our Top to Bottom left to right: Coach johnson, joe Walker, Scott Crocker, Rick Engman, Michelle Williams, Steve Pershing, Danny Davis. TIIDUJIAN WIIENNI S WIIIQIIIEID IHAIIQIID IL to Rl: Coach Mr. Pound, Colleen Westerman, Kim Hassman, Toni Nothstine, Sheila Raposa, Alice Houchens, Kathy Agner, Suzanne Clark, Diane Machin, Amy Ransom, Dawn Reed, Kim Carrick, Nicki Mills, Renee Fernandez, and Manager Steve Hassman. Although the girls team did not win as many matches last year as the year before, the interest and enthusiasm of the team was certainly good. This year promises to be a better year with all singles players returning. Several of the matches that were lost went to three sets, which indicates some outstanding tennis. The Best Record in singles was Sheila Raposa. The best record at doubles was Kathy Agner and Suzanne Clark. tm. K , 33 Sheila Raposa gave this serve elegance. Toni Nothstine was setting a new tennis trend in sweats 1985 STATS Amy Ransom struck the ball with full force during a practice ses- sion. MA TCH Pueblo County Pueblo Invitational Colorado Springs Christian La Junta Mitchell J. V Buena Vista Salida Colorado Springs Christian Buena Vista Salida Rye District VI Tournament SCORES 7-0 Loss 8th out of 8 5-Z Win 7-0 Loss 5-2 Win 7-0 Loss 6-1 Loss 4-3 Win 4-.3 Loss 4-3 Loss 6-1 IfWn 10th out of 13 as K . 3 sm. Il3ASIEII3AIlIl WQIS5 'SX Top KL to Rj: Mr. Rossi, Richard Christian, Mike Brown, Eric Soltwedel, Andy Brooks, Brian Miller, Mike Miller, Rick Marshall, Kent junglen, Mr. Dalrymple. Bottom IL to Rj: Lenore Mayfield, Richard Miskho, Tony Selvage, john McGrew, Greg Watkins, Robert Rocha, Gary Lujan, Matt Woodall, David Ready, Carol Cockroft. Fountain Fountain Fountain Fountain Fountain Fountain Fountain Fountain Fountain Fountain Fountain Fountain Fountain Fountain 1985 STATS 1 Fowler 11 Fowler O Florence 0 Florence 6 Woodland Park 2 Woodland Park 8 Colorado Springs 12 Simila 7 Manitou 13 Flacoln 14 Falcoln 8 Lewis Palmer 6 Lewis Palmer 1 Manitou Christian The FFCHS baseball team, being one year old, showed much improvement. Last year's H ve returning starters and eight returning lettermen showed their experience with the new teammates by plac- ing fourth in P.P.L. The Trojans ended the season with a 9-5 record. The Trojan 's last double header against St. Mary's was cancelled due to Held conditions. The Trojans could have been in a possible play-off position with those two needed wins. Receiving honors were Richard Christian, all conference Hrst team outfield, and Mike Miller, all conference second team infield. Numa wmwmvm sw -4 ,av 4 1--... W-n..,, ,, .L A .. , .gina-if . as , s , i . A Kent junglen held the runner on third base. 11 A' W ' 'Nj ' gee: .L L' W. L . , V N ab'!! 5' X . sf 4. . ,aa in ' K.3'1.i,s s ff as ' Y - was f xi 1 fr. 4 -.vs -K kwgli ,aasifbiv Ni .x g a W jg . 4. me Mr. Dalrymple gave an O.K. to the runner. 'KS ...nil Mr. Rossi discussed rules with ump. i I Trojans gave high Hve after winning the game. 'IEIIIIQIIA WFIDANCIK WIQISE .. '..j,:,, W ,Q 'W L U KL to R Top Rowj: Coach David Helm, Coach Craig Kim ball, Mgr., Monica Anderson, Rhoda Long, Betty Krout, jenni Ward, Yolanda jordan, Angelica Nothstine, Lisa Brown, Head Coach Art Hassler, IL to R, Bottom Rowj Mgr., Delores Haines, Angie Pritchett, Tammie Shingleton, Pearl jones, Donna Franco, Lee Anne Allen, Mgr., Shannon Smith, fNot Pictured! Tammia Harris, Coach jane Schieffelin. The Trojan girls track team worked very hard to try and defend their 1984 State Championship. Due to no returning lettermen, injuries, and a small turn out, the girls struggled throughout the season. Despite the poor team statistics several girls had excellent efforts setting 3 new school records. Tammi Shingleton set the triple jump record and Rhoda Long broke both the 1600 and 3200 records. All except one girl will be returning to regain the respect of the Pikes Peak League. Sandra Richardson gave her all to get to the finish line. jane Schieffelin checked the time. Donna Franco, Lisa Brown, Lee Anne Allen, and Angelica Nothstme gasped for air. MEET Fountain Fountain Fountain Relays Denver Sheridan Fort Lupton Windsor Invitational Calhan Invitational Glenn Peterson Inv. Canon City Inv. PPL Dist. Tournament ST AA TR. Meet 1985 STA T5 PLACE 3rd out of 3 2nd out of 2 10th out of 12 3rd out of 3 7th out of 16 15th out of Z0 4th out of 15 11th out of 11 18th out of 21 7th out of 7 Failed to score although qualified in three events. IHIEAIDIINIE IFDID WIIHIE IFIINI SIH IIIINIE ,, W V51 V -Q fl 7 4 f ff 4 A2 Q Va if Donna Franco 'L 'WW w as-M aw y 1' ami 5 a W5 Ka Q 2 mi NW. 1 WW Q mmm ' ,:, wwf -- :Z f was and teammates raced to the finish line. Tammia Harris said, Don 't you take my picture! 76 Tammia Harris headed for the Aunt. 'EQ .gtk Bl? N J. gs X-4. N. ,,.. N. X T it vt if wamwx - ZF 5 N-unvunluuuu 1 H xr X ,:., Q , A , , ,,, Q mmww N , 3 Y: wig my Tammie Shingleton was getting lined up for a start, Tammie Shingleton, Tammia Harris, and Yolanda jordan were run ning with conHdence. it it in - tt tt .t t ' if :K .- ., . i K K L i fx.: K Z K f 1- - K 1 x -:sffff 1'ii'ff . f- - ,fi 'E f ' MQ L J E f 5- Win Pfk . : . -' Q ' ,ggi K A 'A Q 3 ' df K VV . . . . Q, L . .L ,N wg i , , A k,:iji A Q - ,. ag: I .L K it L, 'ft' 1 . H x ' Q -Y' A Tammie Shingleton was moving on. IBUYA TFIIQANCIK 1IQIS5'-S15 ,N---...N 1 .xv iL...., '5 it .mam P+ Hale IL to R Top Rowl Coach Craig Kimball, Coach David Helm, Tony Boles, Cedrick Smith, Galen Brown, Harry Knight, Kevin Wheeler, jim Durante, Kevin Richards, Mgr., Tessa Roberts, Head Coach Art Hassler. IL to R Bottom Rowj Mgr., Shannon Smith, Don Kane, Mike Shingleton, Marvin jordan, Youndrick Bailey, Mario Simon, Lee Tanner, Santez Morrow, Mgr., Delores Haines, INot Picturedj Tondeleo Day, Tony Harris, Carl Bennett, Mike Clawson, Kim McGraw, Kris Richards, Whitney Smoote, David Aukema, Robert Fowler, Dion Swaney. The 1984-86 Boys Track Team had a fairly good track season. Competing against sixty- two teams in state, the Trojans came in ninth place. Galen Brown was the leading scorer of the team, Galen Brown placed second in the District Finals in the 400 run with a time of 49.9. Also placing second in the 800 relay was Cedrick, Santez, Youndrick, and Galen. Whitney Smoote jumped to second place. Kevin Wheeler was ahead of his competitors. Wa, ew- Youndrick Bailey wo MEET Fountain Adams City INV Fountain Fountain Relays Den ver Sheridan Fort Lupton Pueblo County Spartan Classic Calhan IN Vf Tiger Relays Glenn Peterson Canon City P.P.L Dist. ST AA rlced hard to STA TS please the coach. PLACE 3rd out of .3 3rd out of 12 1st out of 2 sth out of 14 3rd out of 5 4th out of 16 3rd out of 3 2nd out of 20 1st out of 1.3 9th out of 12 5th out of 11 10th out of 21 22nd out of 7 9th out of 37 www Youndrick Bailey got the jump out ofthe blocks. Kim McGrawjumped the season 's best 21'4. Cedrick Smith added another victory in the 100 meter run. Q SIDIDIIQWIS IEXWFIIQAWA' ANZA E S Yi X Above: Brian Miller rounded the bases. Above: Harry Knight and Todd Turner called time-out in the action fora conference Above: Trojan Wrestler rode a man on his way to victory. 4 3 am. gut, W gelton fell in the agony of defeat. Amy Ransom reached out for a ball during tennis. Above: Loretta Manzanares dove for a ball in an exciting volleyball game. Above: Angie Pritchett celebrated the thrill of victory while below Tammy Shin- I 'Ulf 'IDN WIIHIE SUENIE IV Cheerleaders: IL to R, Tto Bj Kelly Cooper, Windy Murphy, Kami Howlett, Barbara Ransom, Lynette Rocha, Amanda Hunter, Lisa Ra ver, Tammie King, Kelly Brown. f ,X The Trojan Basketball team was in the 'pinkf' josette Bailey Caught in the act. Tondeleo Day and Todd Turner were Cold-chilling in the place to Sheila Raposa Caught off gaurd. be. The Yellmasters lOuter Areaj Chris Richards, jeremy Donaldson, Paul Barnes, jack Ruttray, Craig Ross, Kevin Richards. The Varsity Cheerleaders IL to R, T to B1 Michele Faraday, Toni Nothstine, Delores Haines, Tami Zakrzewski, and Angie Miller. 15. S5 JIIUNIIUIIQI-SI NIIIDIIQ IDIDDMK 4 W 1 Charlie Privett and Amy Ransom looked their very best for The biggest night ofthe year. The junior-Senior prom was held in the Ft. Carson Officers Club on May 4. The theme was Don't Stop Believing. Mario Simon and Diane Engman were crowned King and Queen. jim Durante and Amy Ransom reigned as Prince and Princess. King and Queen candidates included: Tim Allen, Youndrick Bailey, Whitney Smoote, and Eric Soltwedel. Prince and Princess candidates were Brian Miller, San- tez Morrow, Cedrick Smith, Todd Turner, Twyla Crossley, Yolanda jordan, Stacy McLachlan, and Michele Paraday. Taking a break from decorating for the prom were left to righ t: Marcie H0plCiI'lS, Stephenie Mosher, RJ. Steer, Alicia Stewart, Christine Feagler, Diana Senko, and Mark Gonzanles. giv 'L ld Q YK J S M our xx. QS 9 Mrs. Campbell Mrs. Powell Principal Mr. Shultz joann Angel john Brainard -W9 WIQIS5 A ,Sq Marilyn Bribach Elaine Brown Evan Dalrymple Glenda Daniels is , i y , 2 p X ll. K ' ff Deborah Smith Becky Poole Art Hassler Pat Hearn David Helm Roy Hughes Mitch johnson jim jorgensen john .Kalish Craig Kimball Gerald Kozak Getty Nuhn Betty Orton Gerald Petersen Dick Pound Anita Rentas Mike Rossi Herb Scheierman 'I , .. janie Scheiffelin I-'red Schwartz Sidney Seaman Gwen Smith Rich Smith Valerie Sommer TFIHIE SIENIIUIIQS 'Ulf TIIHIE 'CI ASS 'Ulf S4 M A M SAYS WTIHANIKS.. was arjorie Steph en son ViCePrincipal Mr. Johnston The Class of 1986 is surely thankful for all the support in which this year's staff has put forth in helping us gra- duate. Although the staff of32 had 4 new members, the four new members joined in and Contributed all of their skills and knowledge, For that we are thankful and appreciative. 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W0 SQKMU mf I X jamie Abeyta Mark Abeyta Victor Abeyta Kislwa Akerson Chris Allen Mark Alwarcl jose Amador ytti' Shawn Archuleta Robert Arnold Erika Asbury Dan Atkinson Brian Aubin Tina Avery josette Bailey Tammy Baker Ray Bancroft Chris Barela Ursula Belmontez Tawnya Blair get ...neos- Sabrina Boisvert Roy Borden Eugene Bowen Jody BF-2gdOIl 5f8C6'y Brewster P Teresa Broderson Randy Brooks Kelly Brown Micheal Brown john Burke jay Carsoh Tangular Carter Damaris Cerrud Darin Conger if E .. U K 4 ,Q Ao ,Q QL 3 ' 1 3? X' .R y M l we mx ew YY A : I Q f Gennie Cook Paul Copper Craig Crawford Scott Crocker Rich,-,rd Dakin N X YI is AS, N X X 3 N si if ' 3 r ef Brian Daley Danny Davis jennifer Dobbins Ted Donahue GH? Rick Engman Dwanda Evans Dawn Dawson Mike Da yne Eileen Dixon jeremy Donaldson Ross Drennon Charles Edgar 'Q-'-A' Folole I-'alefia Deena l-'aler I-'eedriclc Delphine Nelson Finkbeiner Lance Fishre x- M ' -Q L ,iii D ,f l .fi jeremy Donaldson was chilled on a hot summer day in fountain. Trisha HOIGS Kelly F0SbiCk H- -rf-11 ef-it Tofili Galuega Michael Giebel 5l1awn Gingery f 1 -M 'C T? wt Kimberly Goodrich Scott Gray Edward Greenwood -r2',?' - . it -mf cj' .Q 9 Ronald Gladson 3. a jamie Griffith Q Cynthia Gonzales ,wan 'Pk jf 4......Q Toby Grubbs .sf-W' e an ...Sa- -.-'rxfwf Sean Gudgel David Haines Christina Hayes Stacy Hellwig Angel Hendricks Lila Hockaday Kammi Howlett 1-7 Clarence Huffstetler Lori Hughes Stacey Brewster was waiting anxiously for the bell to ring. Amanda Hunter Steven lllich Anthony jackson Alex Jacobs Shannon jaqueg Cynthia Jernigan Alice johnson Kenneth johnson Tina Kemper Rebecca Kidder Kim Unchu Tammie King jeri Kless Timothy Krohn Louis Lawver f -rafnzifitgl fffl I Natasha Leduff Lisa I-9ma5f9f Reginald Levasseur Steven Lewis I Claudia Arndt said, 'please take the picture now. iff E? ar' 9 Verne Lewno Nathan Lockit Lance Loffink Michael Lopez Deanna Lowder 'Q V60- Aligefine Lyons Robert Magcleleno Kim Martin Daniel Mayes Keith McCormick Danielle McGarry Dena McGowan Robert Miles Melisa Mitchell Tony Mitchell z Q faz 5, I Q . -,,,.. ': ,fi W , Z Y 'Y Susan Morales Windy Murphy J., if WM. It was test time - time to study. jorge Murray Rachel Nothstine 101 . i, ,J if Bradley Olson Charles Orange Wayne Ortega Pamela Osborne Steven Pershing -lg -fr wail' Monte Peterson Jaclyn Pinault Cynthia Porter Wendy Postlewatt Troy Prugh me im 5 QXX RY M' Marion Pruy Elbert Ramsay Barbara Ransom Darcy Ready Toni Rehak bd? Deidre Richmond james Riden Danielle McGarry said, Hal Ha! that was so funny, Lynette Roc-ha Liga Rogvgf joel Rogowski Dieter Schlemper -QQ Michael Steczo S Billy Summers Christoph Michelle Ronje Terry Schn urr Brian Steinrufk Bobbie Summers ...f er Taylor Robert Taylor '25 I,'y S iir it Craig Ross Darren Saunders Coleene Saunders 59 ff AAS Maria Sfhumafhef julie Shafer Angie Smith Nathan Stewart Tonya Stewart Deana Strom ai Mike Brown was generally pleased with life. 1f,.,J' NJ p- S Sherry Thomas Lisa Trujillo Andy Turner Ron Turner Edward Vigil QS Mf4'hHPl VifHH1Of1f6'S joseph Walker Tina Walker Brandon Ward Karen Watkins 'dk 401 i C' 7 B Renae White Angela Wilcox Bradley Willert Corey Williams Andrew Wilson Becky Woodrum Melvin Write ...- my ,v- 1 A e ei 5 Tonya Stewart answered a question in Spanish class. Richard Wright 59am Zakrzewski -A N' 1 In 1. 1 N Q6 J IUNIIUID IIQIEWFAINES i i David Aulcema Marki ta Brown Tondeleo Day Toni jacques jeff Kelson Sandy Phillips - A .fl ww Kevin Richards Gilbert Rodriquez Wendy Smelley SIENIIUIIQ IIQIETFAINES jimmy Auston Charlie Cast Elton Luclcett Richard Fortune Linda Huntt You take that picture, and you're dead, said jeff Iordahl. Shannon jacques held a heavy ball with difHCulty. Tammy Zalcrzewski plucked her eye while listening in class. Gary Carson carried his books to class each day. Richard Mislcho displayed his talent Com- peting in the Spanish Clubs talent show. Lee Anne Allen Mafk Af-ig0I1 Shirley Archuleta Gary Atkinson Rebecca Arnold Kim Atwell David Aukema I'7'ii Paul Barnes Kenneth Bass Kelly Berclcefeldt Pamela Berry Michael Blizzard Maribeth Bricker Samuel Brown Otis Burden Kim Carrick Samuel Carrico Garry Carson Rifhafd Christian Mark CIBWSOH Michael Clawson Carol Cockroft Melissa Criss Tony Crufchef Raymond C ucculelli Robert Daugherty Monty Davis Stacy Dawson Richard Doclcum Michael Eralle Kris I-'eagler Matt I-'Ieagle Linda I-'retheim Tina Cablein Lisa Gipson Enrique Orozco 53,-3 Gfubb5 Y N N Paul Barnes 'got an itch as he waited for his cue. Tony Harris Leah Harviston Shauna Hawkinson Christine Hastings Rev-3 HOHOW-YY Alice Houchens Richard Huff Timgfhy jar-0175 Frank johnson Joe johnson jeff jordahl jorn Kersten Casey Lee Brian Light Gary Lujan Melody Marczynski Terri Martinez Penny MCCH1 Lesa McCullough Scott McGahan jon Mccrew Michelle Williams enjoyed reading a magazine in the library. Michael McMorris Katrina Meier fl 5 0 2 Angela Miller Cathy Miller Nikki Mills Richard Miskho Daniel Moya janet Palmer ? Rob Frank took a break from studying. Michelle Prentice N Carlos Rosado Christopher Rozga Gayle Selvage William Sexton Rebecca Moore Christina O'Shea Paul Pliszka Berdet Rain wa ter Jin Debra Spears ,-... if 'Riff Matt Stapish john Sweeten jeff Tallcington Mike Tanner Robert Tanner ,fm ,,. -- ,,,e --e'V H ee A Veronica Trujillo Seldon Turnbull Aron Varvel Angie Vialpando Lorri Wgil Rhonda Voyles Hilton Washington Brian Whitmire Tammia Zalcrzewski Bill Zimmerman L to R: Chris Rozga, Alice Houchens, and Paul Barnes performed a skit in Chemistry class. as . :lvizig . -Lff,,af,, ...W ,,.. Q Q . 7 fx Q- ? WJ :xii --fff,fMf X-Wm ' w an EQSQ SE gg- 5 swf? M, E 2 gg XLl., Ks K- -. 2 pr k A 35 Fc 5 5 :J ii QQ -5 A 6 QQ QQ YVONNE ABE YTA KA TH Y A GNER GRANT AIKALA MONICA ANDERSON GALEN BROWN LISA BROWN MICHAEL BROWN RENE BRYANT X --, MARK CLOER KEITH COCKR UM SCOTT COLEMAN JOHN COPPER SIENIIIDIIQS 'UEIlIEII3lI3AWfIIf Qi A NICOLE ANDERSON FRANK ANDERSON TONY BOLES RICHARD BOWEN -ffjzv W .2 . N f' f.. 4 LAMAR BURGEST KEITH BURK LEWIS CARSON DEAN CASEY NP I IIIHIEIIIIQ IIASI YIEAIIQI! TWYLA CR OSSLE Y IESSIE CR U TCHER KA TH Y DAKIN DOUG DA VIS 0. LIN EHERR Y EAL ER A, .,.. RENEE FERNANDEZ M STEPHANIE FL YNN f -I Tx DONNA ERANCO W MARK DORNER DEENA DUNLAP JIM DURANTE DOUG ELLIOTT l A E.. 'Q fl 3, I Q, ji I X V A5 we Q- 43' - ,EI 1 SHANNON GLOVER MARK GONZALES STEVE GREENLEE DELORE5 HAINES FRANK FUCHS PAULA GARCIA CHARLIE GAST BRIAN GEIST Yvonne Abeyta Spanish Club Secretary, 11 Talent Show, 11 Foreign Language Festival, 11 PPCC, 12 Kathy Agner Tennis, 10,11,12 ' Fashion Show, 10,12 NHS, 11,12 French Club President, 11 Letterman's Club, 11 Student Council, 11 Talent Sbow, 11 Homecoming Candidate, 12 Grant Aikola PPCC, 12 Frank Anderson Monica Anderson Drama Club, 10 Thespians, 11,12 Arsenic and Old Lace, 11 Camelot, 11 Barefoot in The Park, 12 Fun and Fairy Tales, 10 PPCC, 11,12 Forensics, 11,12 BSLL 11 Spanish Club, 11,12 Track Manager, 11 Fashion Show, 12 Talent Show, 11,12 Nicole Anderson Soccer, 10,11 Yearbook Staff 11 Newspaper, 11 Kelly Asbury Basketball, 10,11,12 Volleyball, 10,11 FHA, 12 jimmy Austin Tony Boles Football, 10,11,12 Wrestling, 10,11,12 Letterman Club, 12 Track, 10,11,12 Richard Bowen Forensics, 10,11,12 Chess Club, 10,11,12 Thespians, 10,11,12 The Mousetrap The Lottery The Wizard of Oz Arsenic and Old Lace The Love Knot Camelot Barefoot in the Park Mirrors The Fantasticks German Club, 11 FCA, 10,11,12 Band, 10,11,12 Stage Band, 10,11 National Honor Society, 10,11,12 Galen D. Brown Football, 10,11,12 Basketball, 11 Track, 10,11,12 BSU, 11,12 Student Council, 12 Publications, 12 Lisa Brown Cheerleading, 10,11,12 Band, 10,11 Track, 10,11,12 Spanish Club,11 FCA, 12 NHS, 10,11,12 Mike Brown Football, 10,11,12 Basketball, 11,12 Baseball, 10,11,12 Black Student Union, 11,12 Letterman Club, 10 Rene Bryant DECA 12 PPCC 11 FBLA 11 ME 12 Lamar Burgest Track 10,11 Wrestling 10 Cross Country 10 ROTC 10,11 Drum and Bugle Corp 11 Advanced Band 10 Keith Burk Lewis Carson DECA 12 Mark Cloer Chess Club 10,11 IRC 11,12 Thespians 10,11,12 Arsenic and Old Lace Camelot Barefoot in The Park FCA 10,11,12 French Club 12 Newspaper 11,12 Art Club 10,11,12 Keith Cockrum Scott Coleman Basketball 10,11,12 BSU 10,11,12 FHA 12 Track 12 Band 10 john Copper PPCC 12 Twyla Crossley Volleyball 10,11,12 Midwest Beauty College 11,12 jessie Crutcher BSU 10,12 Basketball Manager 11,12 PPCC 11 FHA President 12 Letterman 's Club 12 Chorus 12 Katharina Dakin German Club 10,11 C,W.E. 10,11 Dera 12, Softball 10 Douglas R. Davis FCA 12, PYOC 10,11 Yearbook 12 Cross Country 10 Art Club 10,11 Dungeons and Dragons Club 1011 Productions 12 Barefoot In The Park Mirrors Fantastics Debate Club 10,11 Chemistry Grou 11 Computer Class, 11 English Club 10,11 Mark A. Dorner Wrestling 10 Forensics 11 PPCC 11,12, VICA Vice President United States Marine Corps PEC, First Fire Team Deena Dunlap Chorus 11, Deca 12 jim Durante Football 10,12 Basketball 11,12 Track 11,12 Chorus 10,11,12 Doug Elliot Basketball 10,12 Spanish Club 12 FCA 11,12 Cross Country 12 Track 12 Fashion Show 12 Homely Trojanette 12 Ski Club 12 Sherry Faler DECA 12 French Club 11 Renee Fernandez Football Manager 10,11,12 Tennis 10,11 Donna Franco Vollyball 10,11,12 Basketball 10,12 Track 10,11,12 FCA 10,11,12 Student Council 10,11,12 Letterman's Club 12 Spanish Club Secretary 12 junior Achievement 11,12 Publications Staff 12 Talent Show 11,12 Frank Fuchs Basketball 10,11,12 Football 10 Track 10,12 Chess Club 12 French Club 12 Art Club 12 Paula Garcia Chorus 11,12 Charlie Gast Track 10 Wrestling 10,11,12 DECA 12 Brian Geist PPCC 11,12 BandfPep 10,11,12 VIGA 11,12 Shannon Glover Chorus 10,11 Science Club 10 Mark Gonzales FCA 11 Student Council 11 Camelot 11 Trojan of the Month 11 Law Club 11 Yell Master 10 Tammia Greene Track 10,11,12 BSU 10,12 Drama Club 10 Publications 12 junior Achievement 11 Steve Greenlee Cross Country 12 FCA 11,12 Art Club 10 journalism 10,11 Talent Show 12 Track 12 Delores Haines Cheerleading 10,11,12 French Club 11,12 vice pre journalism 10,11 Publications 11 BSU 11,12 President 12 Marching Band 10,11,12 NHS 10,11,12 Secretary Track Manager 11 Trojan of the Month 10,11 Band 10,11,12 League Honor Band 10 sident 12 Scott Harviston Baseball 10,12 PPCC 11 journalism 12 Steve Hassman Tennis 10,11,12 Student Council 10 FCA 10,12 Girls Tennis Manager 11 jimmie Helton Band 10,11,12 Flag Team 11,12 Gymnastics 10 Chess Club 10 Thespians 10,11 Fashion Show 10,11,12 Chorus 11 AI! 10,11 Talent Show 11,12 1'-GA 10,11 Midwest Beauty College 11,12 Mike Henster ROTC 10 junior Achievement 11 Randi Hill French Club 11 Marcie Hopkins journalism 10 Publications 11 German Club 11 Vice Pres. FHA 11 Wrestling MGR. 12 Baseball MGR. 12 Deca 12 Peris Howells French Club 11 Yearbook 12 Homecoming Queen Candidate 12 Ski Club 12 Bill Irwin PPCC 11,12 David johnson Baseball 10,11,12 Virginia johnson Varsity Cross Country 10,11 Lottery 10 Barefoot in the Park 12 Basketball 10,12 Track 10,12 French Club 12 FHA Secretary 12 Thespian Club 12 Band 10 Chorus 11 Miss Fountain Valley 1984 11 Yolanda jordan Volleyball 10,11,12 Cheerleading 10,11,12 Track 10,11,12 Student Council 10,11,12 Spanish Club 11,12 Chorus 12 Letterman 's Club 11,12 Talent Show 11,12 Publications 11,12 journalism 11,12 Prom Princess Candidate 11 Ski Club 12 BSU Club 12 Byron King Football 10,12 Track 10,11,12 Chess Club 10 BSU 10,11,12 Band 10,11,12 Talent Show 11,12 Chorus 12 Trojan ofthe Month 12 Yell Master 10 Harry Knight Marching Band 10,11,12 Aff Club 10,11,12 Basketball 10,11,12 Track 10,11,12 Football 10 BSU 10,12 Tonya Lewis Basketball 11,12 BSU 11,12 FHA 12 Karen Logan Chorus 11,12 Elton Luckett Football 10,11,12 Basketball 10,11,12 Track 12 Gary Mann 10 Loretta Manzanares Volleyball 10,11,12 Basketball 10,12 Track 10 Student Council 10,11 FCA Z0 Spanish Club 12 Chorus 12 Letterman's Club 12 Talent Show 11,12 Richard Martin Football 10,11,12 Wrestling 10,11,12 Letterman's Club 12 Band 10,11 Stage Band 10,11 Lori McCandless Deca 12 Chorus 12 Kim McGraw Track 10,11,12 I QI If TAMMIA HARRIS SCOTT HAR VISTON STEVE HASSMAN JIMMIE HELTON .I W' f BILL IR WIN DA VID JOHNSON VIRGINIA JOHNSON YOLANDA JORDAN KAREN LOGAN GAR Y MANN LORE TTA MANZANARES RICHARD MAR TIN 120 QS 'U' 'lb MICHAEL HENSLER RANDI HILL MARC Y HOPKINS VFW- 'Gif v-, - ll'f 'fZ'h 'QAM PERIS HOWELLS 5: BYRON KING HARRY KNIGHT TANYA LEWIS KEVIN LIGHT Q I TERR Y MILLER SI-IERIE MORLEY SANTEZ MORROW TIM MOR TENSEN HELEN NOI-'I-'SINGER ANGELICA NOTHSTINE TONI NOTHSTINE RI TA O'DOM Football 10,12 Basketball 10 Chorus 12 Talent Show 12 Gratha McGriff Student Leadership 12 Stacy McLachlan Cheerleading 10,11 Spanish Club 11 Prom Royalty 11 Homecoming Candidate 12 Matt Medina Football 10 Wrestling 10,12 Baseball 12 Band 10,11 Stage Band 10,11 Deca 12 Mike Miller Football 10 Baseball 11,12 Basketball 12 Fashion Show 12 Terry Miller Baseball 10,11,12 BSU 12 Santez Morrow Football 10,11,12 Track 10,11,12 Trafk 10,11,12 Art Club 10,11,12 Fashion Show 11,12 Letterman 's Club 12 Tim Mortensen German Club 10,11,12 Chess Club 10,11,12 Forensics Foreign Language Competition 10,11,12 International Relations Club 12 Stephenie Mosher Band 10,11 Flag Team 11 Ski Club 12 Richard Munroe Football 10,11,12 Basketball 10,11,12 Track 10,11,12 Swimming 10,11 DECA 11 Kirk' Noble Wrestling 10,11 Tennis 11 PPCC 12 Helen Noffsinger Midwest Beauty College 11,12 Angelica Nothstine Track 11,12 Student Council Secretary 12 Deca 12 Trojaneers 12 Thespians 11 FCA 11 Talent Show 11 Choir 11,12 Toni Nothstine Cross Country 10 Soccer 10 jogging Club 10 Tennis 11 FCA 11 Art Club 11,12 Publications 11 Publicity Director 12 Student Council 12 Shelly O'Neil Basketball Stats 10 Volleyball 10,11,12 FCA 10 Student Council 10,11 Chorus 12 Rita Odom Volleyball 10,11 Talent Show 11 I.etterman's Club 11 Chorus 10,12 CWE 11 Track 11,12 BSU 12 Publications 12 journalism 12 Honor Chorus 11 Michele Paraday Cheerleading 10,11,12 Talent Sbow 11 PPCC 12 FCA 11 Camelot 11 Chorus 11 Prom Princess Candidate 11 Robert Patterson Chess Club 11,12 PPCC 11,12 Wrestling 12 Trudy Poland Fashion Show 11,12 FHA 11 DECA 12 Donna Prien Spanish Club President 11,12 Talent Show 11 Student Council 10 Baseball 12 Color Guard 12 Angela Pritchett Cross Country 10,11,12 FCA 10,11,12 Track 10,11 Amy Ransom Tennis 10,11,12 DECA 11 Letterman 's Club 11,12 Student Council 11 Student Body Secretary 12 NHS 11,12 Homecoming Attendent 11 Prom Princess 11 Homecoming Queen 12 Ski Club 12 Bridgette Ransom Gymnastics 10 Deca 11,12 Prom Committee 11 Sheila Raposa Boys Basketball Manager 10 Letterman's Club 11 Deca 12 David Ready Baseball 10,11,12 Deca 11 PPCC 12 Kris Richards Trojan of The Month 10,11 Trojan of The year 11 NHS 11,12 Track 11,12 Football 12 Law Club 11 Student Body President 12 FCA 10,11,12 Letterman 's Club 12 Sandra Richardson BSU 10,11 Track 11,12 PPCC 11,12 Chorus 11 Basketball 12 jack Ruttray Track 10,12 Art Club 11 Spanish Club 11 Thespian Club 11 Camelot 11 Fashion Show 11,12 Ski Club 12 College Club 12 Trojanares 12 Ermand Ruybal Basketball 10 Deca 11,12 Scott Salamon Chess Club 11,12 PPCC 11 Ron Schnurr Chess Club 11,12 PPCC 11,12 Vica 12 Angie Selvage Chorus 10,11,12 Diana Senko Volleyball 10,11,12 Basketball 10 Student Council President 10,11,12 Letterman's Club 11,12 Spanish Club 12 Public Relations 12 Sophomore Homecoming Attendant 10 Crystal Shepeard International Thespian Society 10,11,12 Math Club 10 Spanish Club 10,12 Nat'l Spanish Honor Society 10,11,12 Nat'l Honor Society 11,12 Talent Show 11,12 Spanish Club President 12 Thespian Club Secretary 10 Thespian Club President 12 Arsenic and Old Lace 11 The Love Knot 11 The Man of LaMancha 11 Barefoot In The Park 12 You Can't Take lt With You 10 Governor's School of North Carolina 10 Drama 10,11,12 Cedrick Smith Football 11,12 Basketball 10,11,12 Track 10,11,12 Patty Smith Deca 11 College 12 Shannen Smith Yearbook 11,12 Track Manager 11,12 Football Manager 12 Chorus 12 Shannon Smith PPCC 11,12 VICA 12 Darrin Soleau Tennis 10,11,12 Wrestling 10,11 PPCC 12 Michael Spears RJ, Steer Basketball 10,11,12 Tennis 10,11,12 NHS 10,11,12 Art Club 10,11,12 Chess Club 10,11,12 Student Council 11,12 Letterman 's Club 11,12 Spanish Club 12 Baseball 12 Ski Club 12 Alicia Stewart Volleyball 10,11,12 Basketball 10,11,12 Track 12 FCA 10 Student Council 10 Vice President 11 Vice President 12 Letterman's Club, Vice Pre President 12 Trojan ofthe Month 10,11 Mini Sumner Fashion Show 12 DECA 12 Spanish Club 10,11 Band 10 Matt Swaney FCA 10,11,12 Track 10,12 Basketball Manager 11,12 Baseball 11 Carrie Talkington FBLA 11,12 PPCC Kenny Taylor Deca 11,12 Troy Torres PPC C Todd Turner BSU Club 10,11,12 Football 10,12 Letterman 's Club 11 Basketball 10,11,12 FHA 12 Chorus 12 Ken Vasquez Fermin Vialpando Wrestling 10,11,12 PPCC 11,12 Curtistine Watkins Cheerleader 10,11,12 Track 10,11 PPCC 11 FBLA 11 Greg Watkins Basketball 10,11,12 Football 10,11 Baseball 10,11,12 Thespian Club 10,11,12 IRC 11,12 FCA 10,11 French Club 11,12 Spanish Club 12 Lettermen's 12 Bandffazz Band 10,11,12 Trojanaires 12 Paul Watson FCA 11,12 Law Club 11 German Club 11 s. 11 Yearbook Photographer 11 Wrestling 10 journalism 11 Talent Show 12 Ski Club 12 Kevin Wheeler Cross Country 10,11,12 TIaCl4 10,11,12 Tracy Worrell Basketball 10,12 BSU 10,11,12 Talent Show 11,12 Matt Woodall Football 11,12 Baseball 11,12 Student Council 12 German Club 11 Spanish Club 11,12 Italian Club 10 FCA 11,12 Letterman's Club 12 Ski Club 12 Homecoming King Candidate 12 DONNA PRIEN ANGELA PRI TCHE TT AMY RANSOM BRIDGE TTE RANSOM L 124 JACK R U TTRA Y ERMAND ROYBAL RON SCHNURR ANGIE SEL VAGE PA TRI CIA SMITH SANDRA SMITH 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Santa Fe Fountain, Colo. 80817 OM LAND H ES SNARE HEALTY ACREAGES 382-5662 RANCHES INVESTMENTS. f .S in Chris Rozga and Trudy i their capa bilities at running an overhead projector. X QQ Q? 'LW Kathy Agner 15, 70, 116 Grant Aikala 116 Monica Anderson 16, 74, 116 Nicole Anderson 116 Dear Marcie, We are so proud of you. Our hearts go with you as you enter this new chapter of life. May the sun always shine for you. Love, Mom, Dad, and Sis Kelly Asbury 116 Tony Boles 44, 78, 81, 116 Rifhard Bowen 23, 24, 25, 30, 37, 40, 116 Galen Brown 12, 15, 20, 30, 31, 34, 44, 74, 75, 116 Lisa Brown 30, 52, 74, 75, 116 Mike Brown 31, 44, 47, 116 Rene Bryant 32, 116 Lamar Burgest 116 Keith Burk 116 Lewis Carson 32, 116 Mark Cloer 21, 24, 26, 116 Keith Cockrum 116 Scott Coleman 31, 42, 116 john Copper 39, 116 Twyla Crossley 48, 49, 116 jessie Grutcher 33, 117 Kathy Dakin 37, 117 DOLIg Davis Z 20, 21, 24, 30, 177 Mark Dorner 117 Deena Dunlap 32, 117 ,lim Durante 14, 15, 33, 44, 78, 117, 128 Doug Elliott 12, 15, 17, 28, 39, 117 Renee Fernandez 70, 117 Stephanie l-'lynn 117 Donna Franco 12, 20, 28, 34, 48, 74, 75, 76, 117 Frank Fuchs 26, 37, 117 Paula Garcia 33, 117 Charlie Gast 117 Brian Geist 40, 117 Shannon Glover 6, 42, 117 Mark Gonzales 86, 117 Steve Greenlee 8, 117 Delores Haines 15, 26, 30, 31, 52, 53, 74, 78, 85, 117 Tammia Harris 20, 74, 76, 77, 120 Scott Harviston 21, 120 Steve Hassman 15, 28, 30, 34, 56, 70, 120 SI NIIUIIQ IINIDIEX jimmie Helton 7, 17, 120 Mike Hensler 120 Randi Hill 120 Marcie Hopkins 32, 86, 120 Peris Howells 12, 20, 120 Bill Irwin 120 David johnson 120 Virginia johnson 6, 25, 26, 120 Yolanda jordan 12, 20, 28, 31, 33, 34, 48, 49, 53, 74, 77, 120 Byron King 31, .33, 40, 44, 120 Harry Knight 78, 82, 120 Tonya Lewis 31, 42, 120 Darrin Soleau It's taken a lot of time and hard work, but hope you find that its been worth it. We are very proud of you. Love, Mom and Dad Kevin Light 30, 120 Karen Logan 3.3, 120 Elton Luckett Gary Mann 120 Loretta Manzanares 33, 48, 83, 120, 129 Yvonne Marquez 116 Richard Martin 120 Kim McGraw 33, 44, 78, 80, 121 Lori McCandles 32, 33, 121 Stacy McLachlan 15, 121 Matt Medina 32, 121 Mike Miller 16, 72, 121 Terry Miller 121 Sherie Morley 121, 128 Santez Morrow 15, 17, 31, 44, 45, 78, 121, 128 Tim Mortenson 27, 37, 121 Stephenie Mosher 86, 121 Rick Munroe 17, 121 Kirk Noble 121 Angelica Nothstine 6, 32, 33, 34, 74, 75, 121 T-Oni Nothstine 6, 15, .32, 34, 52, 53, 70, 71, 85, 121, 129 Rita Odom 20, 21, 31, 33, 121, 128 Shelly O'Neil 3, 48, 121 Michelle Paraday 15, 52, 85, 121 Robert Patterson 37, 121 Trudy Poland 32, 121, 1.32 Donna Prien 124 Angie Ptiffltett 54, 55, 74, 83, 125 Amy Ransom 14, 15, 30, 34, 70, 71, 8.3, 124 Bridgette Ransom 15, 32, 124 Sheila Raposa 21, 32, 70, 71, 85, 124 David Ready 124 Kris Richards 7, 11, 34, 44, 53, 78, 85, 124, 129 Sandra Richardson 75, 124 jack Ruttray 52, 85, 124 Ronald Schn urr 37, 124 Ermand Ruybal 33, 124 Angie Selvage 33, 124 Diana S6nl4O 7, 8, 12, 28, 30, 34, 48, 49, 86, 124 Crystal Shepeard 24, 25, 28, 30, 124 G8driCk Smith 12, 15, 33, 44, 46, 78, 80, 124 Patricia Smith 124 Sandra Smith 124 Shannen Smith 20, 33, 14, 78, 124 Darrin Soleau 15, 39, 56, 124 Mike Spears 124 RJ Steer 15, 25, 30, 34, 37, 41, 56, 85, 125, 129 Alicia Stewart 7, 8, 34, 48, 86, 125 Kervin Stewart 31, 40, 125 Mini Sumner 32, 125 Matt Swaney 30, 54, 125 Marcus Sweeney 125 Carrie Tallcington 125 Kenny Taylor 32, 125 Troy Torres 125 Todd Turner 31, 33, 42, 44, 82, 85, 125 Dear Stephenie, We are so proud of you! May the joy and happiness you've brought into our lives follow you through- out yours . . . Love, Dad, Mom, and Susan Kenny Vasquez 125, 129 Fermin Vialpando 8, 39, 44, 125 Curtistine Watkins 15, 52, 125 Greg Watkins 16, 21, 40, 41, 72, 125, 129 Paul Watson 125 Kevin Wheeler 54, 55, 78, 79, 125 Marr Woodall 7, 5, 12, 15, 28, 34, 44, 72, 125 Tracy Worrell 125 Matt Woodall Congratulations! Thanks for be- ing such a super young man. Lots of success in college and life. Love, Mom and Dad J IUNIIUIIQ IINIDIDX Brian Akerson Lee Ann Allen 6, 7, 8, 29, 34, 50, Frank Anderson Mark Aragon 108 Shirley Archuleta 108 Claudia Arndt Kimberly Atwell 34, 48, 108 David Aukema 44, 81, 106, 108 75, 108 Paul Barnes 41, 40, 54, 55, 85, 108, 110 Wayne Bass 108 Kelly Berckefeldt 29, 44, 108 Pam Berry 27, 40, 108 Shane Blizzard 23, 24, 108 Maribeth Bricker 27, 40, 108 Markita Brown 7, 32, 106 Alex BIOWII 24, 37, 40, 41, 108 Otis Burden 44, 108 Kimberly Carrick 44, 70, 108 Samuel Carrico 108 Cary Carson 106, 108 Richard Christian 8, 16, 34, 44, 72, 108 Mark Clawson 44, 109 Mike Clawson 24, 29, 56, 109 Carol Cockroft 38, 54, 72, 109 Kelley Cooper 66, 84 Melissa Criss 109 Anthony Crutcher 39, 109 Raymond Cucculelli 109 Robert Daugherty 44, 109 Stacy Dawson 109 Tondeleo Day 32, 44, 85, 106 Richard Dockum 110 Vicki Engle Sherry Faler 110 Kristen Feagler 25, 26, 34, 86 Matthew Fleagle 110 Richard Fortune 106 Delphine Frederick Linda Fretheim 6, 8, 48, 110 Tina Cablein 110 Sara Grubbs 39, 56, 110 Anthony Harris 44, 110 Kenneth Harris Leah Harviston 110 Christine Hastings 110 Shawna Hawkinson 110 Reva Holloway Alice Houchens 34, 48, 49, 70, 110 Richard Huff 39, 110 Linda Huntt 3.3, 106 Scott jacobs 111 Toni jacques 106 Frank johnson 44, 111 joe johnson 39 jeff jordahl 41, 44, 106 jeff Kelsen 10, 20, 34, 44, 106 jorn Kersten 7, 15, 26, 29, 56, 57, 111 Christmas Laussen Casey Lee 111 Brian Light 111 Gary Lujan 72, 111 Marijo Lyda Melody Marczynski 39, 111 Terri Martinez 111 Stephanie Masangkay 21 Ci trece Matlock Laura McCandless 32, 111 Penny McCarl 111 Lesa McCullough 111 Michael McGahan 111 Eric Meeks Katrina Meir 111 Angela Miller 15, 52, 85, 112 Cathy Miller 112 Nikki Mills 14, 15, 50, 70, 112 Richard Miskho 40, 44, 72, 107, 112 Rebecca Moore 112 Bill Mullins Helen Noffsinger Chris O'Shea 21, 27, 112 Enrique Orozco 110 janet Palmer 40, 41, 112 Paul Pliszka 39, 56, 112 Michelle Prentice 112 Berdet Rainwater 39, 112 Kevin Richards 7, 20, 34, 44, 106 David Roberts Gilbert Rodriquez 7, 20, 34, 44, 106 Laura Ronje Carlos Rosado 44, 112 Cl1rlS Rozga 6, 15, 27, 34, 56, 57, 132, 112 Ermand Ruybal Marvin Saunders Gayle Selvage 112 Tony Selvage 39, 72 Robert Service 39 Ronnie Sewell Bill Sexton 32, 112 Robert Sheppard Wendy Smelley 106 Terry Smith Debra Spears 112 Matthew Stapish 39, 113 Dion Swaney 54 johnny Sweeten 113 Ladel Syms jeffrey Talkington .39, 113 Robert Tanner 39, 44, 113 Veronica Trujillo 29 40 , , 50 Tony Tyler 39 Angela Vialpando 48, 113 Lorri Vigil 113 Rhonda Voyles 50, 113 Hilton Washington 113 Carmen Wendler Brian Whitmire 44, 113 Chander Williams Rhonda Williams William Young 39 Tamitha Zakrzewski15, 29 34 52 53 85 107, 113 William Zimmerman 113 'UIDIHDMUUIIQIE IINIDIEX jaimie Abeyta 34, 44, 96 Marc Abeyta 44, 96 Victor Abeyta 44, 96 Kisha Ackerson 14, 15, 28, Chris Allen 96 Mark Alward 96 jose Amador 24, 96 Shawn Archuleta 96 Robert Arnold 96 Ericka Asbury 96 Danny Atkinson 96 Gary Atkinson 96 joni Atkinson 96 Brian Aubin 41, 96 Tina Avery 42, 96 josette Bailey 84, 96 Ray Bancroft 96 Chris Barela 40, 41, 44, 96 Ursula Belmontez 28, 96 Tawnya Blair 33, 96 Sabrina Boisvert 97 Allen Borden 97 Eugene Bowen 97 jody Bragdon 97 Stacey Brewster 34, 50, 97, Teresa Brodersen 97 Randy Brooks 44, 97 Donna Brown 7 Kelly Brown 66, 84, 97 Mike Brown 97 john Burke 97 jay Carson 97 Tangie Carter 66, 67, 97 Damaris Cerrud 97 Cherlane Charity 97 Gennie Cook 97 Paul Copper 97 Craig Crawford 41, 97 Scott Crocker 97 Richard Dakin 97 Brian Daley 56, 98 Danny Davis 98 jody Davis 98 Monty Davis 98 Dawn Dawson 98 Eileen Dixon 26, 98 jennifer Dobbins 98 Ted Donahue 28, 41, 56, 98 jeremy Donaldson 7, 28, 30, Ross Drennon 98 jeff Dutga 98 Charlie Edgar 56, 57, 98 Rick Engman 54, 98 Dwanda Evans 56, 57, 98 Folole Falefia 40, 48, 50, 51, Deena Ealer 98 Dianna Fauson 98 William Finbeinker 98 Lance Fisher 98 Tricia Flores 98 42, 66, 96 99 34, 44, 53, 85, 98 98 Kelly l-'osbick 98 Robert Frank 98 David Fuhs 98 Mike Giebel 28, 56, 99 Shawn Gingery 99 Ron Gladson 99 Cindy Gonzales 99 Kim Goodrich 99 Scott Gray 44, 99 Ed Greenwood 99 jamie Griffith 99 Toby Grubbs 40, 99 Sean Gudgel 40, 99 David Haines 99 Christina Hayes 99 Stacy Hellwig 99 Angel Hendricks 99 Heiko Higgins 99 Lila Hockaday 99 Kammi Howlett 40, 67, 84, 99 Butch Huffstetler 54, 99 Amanda Hunter 31, 66, 84, 100 Ron Hup 100 Anthony jackson 100 Alex jacobs 100 Shannon jacques 100 Cyndi jernigan 100 Alice johnson 100 Ken johnson 100 Tina Kemper 33, 100 Rebecca Kidder 100 Unchu Kim 100 Tammie King 24, 66, 67, 84, 100 jeri Kless 40, 100 Tim Krohn 100 Louis Lawver Natasha LeDuff 16, 42, 100 Lisa Lemaster 9, 34, 48, 50, 51, 100 Reggie Levasseur 44, 100 Steve Lewis 44, 100 Verne Lewno 101 Nathan Lockit 101 Lance Loffink 101 Stephen Lofan 40 Mike Lopez 101 Deanna Lowder 101 Aurdy Mack Daniel Madlem Kim Martin 101 Daniel Mayes 101 Keith McCormick 101 Danielle McGarry 10, 101 Dena McGowan 101 Mike Medina Rob Miles 101 Laura Milligan Richard Miles Melisa Mitchell 54, 101 Tony Mitchell 101 Susan Morales 28, 101 Shai Morley Audrey Morris Robert Mundo Windy Murphy 40, 67, 84, 101 jorge Murray 101 Rachel Nothstine 6, 34, 101 Brad Olson 102 Wayne Ortega 102 Pam Osborne 102 Charles Patterson Mike Payne Steve Pershing 102 Monte Peterson 102 jaclyn Pinault 102 Brenda Platz Cindy Porter 102 jane Quinlivan Evelyn Quinones Barbara Ransom 50, 84, 102 Darcy Ready 102 Toni Rehak 102 David Reed Karie Reynold's Deidre Richmond 102 Matthew Roberts Lynette Rocha 34, 40, 50, 84, 102 Earl Rodgers Ralph Rodriguez Gene Roever 102 Lisa Roever 66, 84 joel Rogowski 103 Michelle 103 Craig Ross 44, 53, 103 Coleene Saunders 103 Darren Saunders 103 Dieter Schlemper 103 Terry Schnurr 103 Maria Schumacher 28, 40, 103 Georgie Shearer 32 Angie Smith 103 Not Available Mike Steczo 41, 56, 103 Brian Steinruck 103 Nate Stewart 103 Tonya Stewart 103, 104 Deana Stom 40, 41, 50, 103 Billy Summers 103 Bobbie Summers 103 Shawn Taylor 44, 103 Sherry Thomas 104 Galuegafou Tofili 44 Lisa Trujillo 104 Andy Turner 104 Ron Turner 104 Edward Vigil 104 Lisa Villanueva David Walden joe Walker 44, 104 Tina Walker 31, 104 Brandon Ward 104 Renae White 104 Angie Wilcox 26, 104 Brad Willert 104 Corey Williams 44, 104 Andy Wilson 41, 104 Becky Woodrum 104 Melvin Wrice 104 Cindy Yearwood Sean Zakrzewski 104 M Josmvs 1 Fx r JJ my 4NX., 1 VI rf 29? ,fx J-j Lf 5' , 'N A 7' ' .X kk-: 'A' X fpfxfkjkfgi IKM! 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