Grand Junction High School - Tiger Yearbook (Grand Junction, CO)

Text from Pages 1 - 310 of the 1969 volume:

CARL CLEMENT COX April 11, 1969 One of the Nation's great coaches and great men died this evening. Carl Cox passed away at 6:10 p.m. of an apparent heart attack. The Nation has had and will have many great coaches and men. Carl Cox must be rated among the best. For twenty years, he devoted every waking moment to helping young people. To the hundreds of athletes and students who learned under Carl Cox, he was a coach, a teacher, a friend and idol. He was dedicated. He was deeply religious. He not only taught and coached, he also counseled. Hundredsof athletes who wore the colors of Grand Junction High School into athletic competition will never forget Carl Cox. He had thousands of friends in Western Colorado. Friends made through athletics, dedication, honesty, fairness and religion. Carl Cox was well known in the metropolitan area, too. Many times thousands watched as the coach and his Grand Junction Tigers stood proudly to accept a State Championship athletic trophy. A trophy hard-earned but well-earned. Carl Cox was fair. Every athlete had a chance. He went out of his way to encourage and help those from the minority groups. Because of this fairness. Western Colorado, and indeed the Nation, has more and better solid citizens. Opposing coaches tried desperately to beat Carl Cox, but always with respect. The respect that only those involved in athletics can have for a champion. Carl Cox was a man's man. A champion's champion. He leaves us now, but he shall not be forgotten. To his wife and three children, I offer my deepest personal sympathy and thanks for having known this great man for so many years. Carl Cox is gone. May he rest in peace. May he indeed dwell in the house of the Lord forever. Gene Rozelle grand junction high school everything there is a season, and a time to every purpose under heaven: a time to be born, a time to die; a time to plant, a time to harvest; a time to kill, and a time to heal; a time to destroy, a time to build; a time to weep, a time to laugh; a time to mourn, a time to dance; a time to scatter stones, and a time to gather; a time to embrace, a time to he far from embraces; a time to seek, a time to lose; a time to keep, a time to concede; a time to sew, and a time to sunder; a time to remain silent, a time to speak; a time to love, a time to hate; a time of war, and a time of peace. 2 ecclesiastes 3 to everything there is a season, and a time to every purpose under heaven: 3 a time to be born, a time to die; 8 a time to weep, a time to laugh; a time to speak, a time to remain silent; a time to love. a time to hate; 13 a time of war, and a time of peace. dedication This 1969 Tiger annual is dedicated to a man who has devoted 38 years of his life to the students of GJHS. To him belong the glories of the past --23 state championships, the satisfaction of having initiated the best wrestling squad this state has ever produced -- the aspiration of the present in his SBA management and chemistry teaching -- the future hope that he will continue to inspire us to put something in our heads. To Edward Big Ed Whalley, we express our heartfelt thanks. 16 contents administration and faculty 18 classroom 42 organizations 80 school life ..................... 112 athletics 146 classes 180 advertising 242 17 administration Richard C. Ayers, superintendent of District 51 schools, served as liaison between the staff and board and as spokesman for education in the community. Representing the public, the Board of Education, Carl Buniger, J. C. Westbrook, Byron L. Hakes, William H. Nelson, and William Floryansic, served as a policymaking legal body and approved staff recommendations. It planned for further growth in school population-authorizing expenditure and making decisions keyed to improve educational opportunities for children and youth. trio inspires loyalty, spirit Displaying the qualities of a true Tiger, Robert C. James, principal of Grand Junction High School since 1945, served as administrator and coordinator of a staff of 91 and 1,563 students. He boosted school spirit, upheld the tradition and policies, and advised the student body and faculty. Ralph Wobick and Clyde Gra-nere shared duties as assistant principals. Mr. Wobick supervised staff, students, and curriculum. Mr. Granere checked irregular attendance, maintained discipline, and regulated faculty assignments. 20 counselors Louis Grasso: Student Council Marvin Rawhouser: Boys League Mrs. Elaine Eddy: Girls League Mrs. Frances Wayland: Student Council Mrs. Ada Tenny: Graduate Program 21 MRS. JEANNETTE HITCHINS Office Secretary MRS. MARIE HOPPER School Secretary MRS. VIOLA MULFORD Records Clerk MRS. MILDRED LOW Vocational School Secretary MRS. MARGARET HUNTER Counselors' Secretary secretaries 22 journalism, speech GARY CORDRAY, B. F. A. Publications, English II, III-J MRS. TESS CARMICHAEL, B. A. Publications, English III PERRY CARMICHAEL, B.A., M.A. Debate, Drama. Stagecraft RAY CANADAY, B.A., M.A. Speech I, II MISS DONNA BISS ELL, B. A. Speech I, Costume 23 language arts MRS. MARGARET VANDENBERG, B.A., M. A. English IV JOHN HUBBARD, A.B. English III, IV MICHAEL WINANT, B. A. English II, III MRS. ELIZABETH MARTIN, A.B., M. A. English III, IV; Art I JAMES VAN DUYNE, B. A. English II. Ill EVERETT JOHNSON. B. A. English II NEAL RUSCO, B.A., M. A. English III, IV MISS MARY GUADNOLA, B.A., M. A. English III, IV MRS. SHIRLEY WELLS. B.S. English II JOHNSUTRINA, B.A., M. A. English II WILLIAM GRAHAM. B.A., M A. English II DENNIS KIEFER, B. A. English III. IV FREDERICK DICKENSHEETS. B.A., M.A. English III. IV music, art MARION JACOBS, A.B., M. A. Band, Orchestra, District Coordinator KENNETH KOEHN, B.M.E. Vocal Music MRS. RUTH JOHNSTON, A.B., M.A. Art I, II. Ill 27 languages MISS MARILYN CREDE. B. A. French II, III GARTH WILSON, B. A. Spanish I, II. Ill JAMES WITT, B. A. , M. A. German II, III, IV JACK C. KRATZ, B. A. German I, II MISS WINIFRED BULL, A.B Latin II, IV MALCOLM THOMAS, B.A., Spanish I, II, III, IV MISS IDA ROE, B.S., M. A. French I, Latin I ., M.A. M. A. social studies JOHN THOME, B.A., M. A. American History J.B. WOOTTEN, A. B. American History JOHN GEAR, B. A. American History GARY ETCHESON, B. A. Psychology LARRY INGRAM, B.A., M. A. American History science EDWARD WHALLEY, B. S., M.A., M.A.T. Chemistry CHARLES HAIGLER, B.A., M.A. Chemistry VERLE PUNKE, B.S., M.A. Biology, Botany WILLIAM NOXON, B. S., M. A. Biology math MISS LOIS BAUGHMAN, A. B. , Geometry, Mathematics JOHN KRIZMAN, B.A., M. A. Mathematics, Refresher Math JIMMIE ROBERTS, B. S., M. A. Geometry I MISS SANDRA SULLIVAN, B. S. Algebra II, Geometry HAROLD MCBEE, B. S. Algebra II, Math I john Mclennan, b.a. Algebra II, Math Analysis MRS. GUNHILD SWANSON, B.A., M. A. Algebra II. Geometry LEWIS MILLER, B.F.A. Geometry. Math I 35 practical arts ARNE GROSCHE, Voc. Cert. Auto Body, T I-I.II.III VERNON DUCK, B. S. , M. A. Shop, Vocational Coordinator JOELSCAGGS, B.A. Distributive Education LOUIS SWINGLE, B. A. Crafts, Mechanical Drawing DAN SANDEFUR, Type C Cert. Auto Mechanics, T I-I.ILIII 36 O. A. RICHARDS, B.S. , M. A. Crafts, Shop I, II SHERMAN FERRIS, Voc. Cert. Machine Shop, T I-I, II, III JAMES MAGGARD, B. A. Mechanical Drawing I; Div. Occup. MRS. HELEN HOWE. B. S. Home Economics I, II MRS. PATRICIA SUBLETTE, B. S. , M. A. Home Economics II, III, Senior 37 physical education MRS. ELINOR BERGMAN, B. S. Physical Education CHARLES DUNN, B. S, Physical Education CARL COX, B.S. Physical Education RICHARD MCPEEK, B.A., M. A Physical Education MISS JANET MUYSKENS, B.A., M. A Physical Education MRS. ALUINE WHALLEY, B. A. Librarian MISS MARY LOU VANDENBERG Library Secretary MRS. SARA FOSTER, B. A. Assistant Librarian MRS. VIRGINIA BAILLIE Attendance Clerk MRS. HELEN SPEHAR, B. S. School Nurse 39 MRS. VIRGINIA RUNGE, B. A. Shorthand, Typing MRS. JANEY WRIGHT, B.S. Shorthand, Typing MRS. CHARLOTTE REICKS, B.A., M.A. Bookkeeping, Consumer Ed. 40 custodians, cooks The maintenance crew keeping the school in shape are R. Mix, B. Welz, W. Dowdy, W. Workman, E. Kordons, P. Henry, R. Henley, J. Dugan, and D. Henson. (Not pictured): Mrs. T. Colclasure, L. Cary, and G. Wilson. Mrs. E. Grabher, Mrs A. Koontz, Mrs. E. Page, Mrs. M. Hurt, Mrs. L. Hiatt, and Mrs. R. Pray, with Mrs L Summers, Mrs. L. Lange, Mrs. W. Basham, Mrs. E. Artaz, and Mrs. Bailey planned food for school lunches, faculty Fridays, and service club dinners. Not pictured: Mrs. M. 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Co-Editor kcnn C l)««a. . . Managing Editor Joyce Cuth ..................Copy Ed.tor Joanne Minsk. ...............Copy Editor Roaann Knjrdi.............Feature Editor Melinda Lastham . Feature Aw.itant June Moftatt . . Feature Araistant Debra Moorland ..............Newt Editor Jeantc Wart..................Newt Editor Steve Robsnaoa...............Newt Aauttant bob Smith....................Newt Assistant Steve Craig ....... Sport Editor Rick Sheldon.......... Sport Editor Dan Gnf tee............Sport Assistant Bill Johnson .'........Sports Assistant Bry ce Cleghom ... Business Manager Susan Calhoun Advertising .Manager Robin Seville . . . Advertising Assistant Marti Cuadnola . . Advertising Assistant Joyce Vitt . . . Advertising Assistant John Wagner . . Advertising Assistant fat Kirby...........emulation Manager Neb Cary.................Photographer Mr . Test Carmichael and Cary Cordray, Advisen THE ORANGE 6t BLACK Columbia Scholastic Press Ass n Medalist Quill and Scroll International Honor Rating Gallup Award National Scholastic Press Ass'n. All-American Pubhabed Bl Weekly by the Students a Grand Junction High School Grand Junction. Colorado. ilSOl 46 j-staff edits handbook, tiger tales Of special importance to new students and sophomores for school policy and activities, the Tiger Handbook was managed by Katy Weston and Steve Craig. Make-up and copy was supplied by Don-nita Paulson, Jeanie Wark, Roxann Kra-jeski, Susan Roivin, Roberta Johnston, Richard Reynolds, and Christy Matthews. A stimulus and an outlet for writing creativity from the entire school, Tiger Tales literary magazine came off the press in May. Edited by Donnita Paulson and Katie Bemis, Karen Holt, Kathleen McGinley, Katy Weston, and Susan Boivin organized copy, art work, and distribution. events are news Joyce Guth and Bob Smith headed the GJHS News Bureau to inform the community through local news media. Two radio programs--Teen News and Views at KWSL, managed by Bobbi Orloff and Steve Craig, and KEXO Tiger Tales, edited by Melinda Eastham and Cass Prosence--combined interviews, popular music, and news stories in weekly sessions. publications track tigers Meeting deadlines, writing features, seeking news and learning style, Journalism I and II students strive for better publications. Journalism I students prepare a paper file for news coverage; Jeanie Wark and Joyce Guth, Journalism II, prepare copies of the Orange and Black for distribution. Karen Beahm dummies annual pages for second deadline. seniors delve into english writings Searching for meaning in the pages of English history, English IV students read poetry and prose, reviewed the styles of famous authors, and studied the importance of eras gone by. Finding humor in English ballads, Susan Spooner and Katie Bemis practice for a class presentation. Other pictures show projects and films that enhanced the study of Elizabethan England. 51 juniors explore grammar, literature Juniors gained valuable insight into American literature as studies in depth were made. Eddie DeLucas enjoys a humorous incident in a book of novels. Tom Peeso gives full attention to an assignment in literature. John Burns takes a rest after a strenuous English test. 52 sophs brave mythology, classics Sophomore English classes covered a wide range of literary and grammatical subjects. In introduction to the high school library, sophomores were instructed by librarians. Candace Praete, Barb Gibbs, and Karl Luke clownishly enact the mythological story of Medusa. Mrs. Shirley Wells helps her English II students find information for class use. 53 gjhs’ers demonstrate Creative self-expression was accentuated in drama, speech, and debate classes. Stagecraft and costuming classes created colorful and imaginative scenery and costuming. Robin Taylor leads a discussion in Speech I; pantomining records, Carla Goad portrays a witch; Sharon Vogel tries on a costume used in Hansel and Gretel. Debate students ponder the question for use in later rebuttals. Sixth hour stagecraft knows the ropes; Speech I students use a panel discussion in proving their points; Allred Beebee, Pat Wright, Doss Simpson, and Ronalyn Ausmus honor Ginger Jarvis as dictator” chairman in Speech II. art studies provide creative outlet Art study opened new horizons in understanding of self-expression and creativity. Evan Stuart takes a new approach to his drawing in ink. Inspiration strikes John Varga and Pat Pomponio as they take time from their daily routine to sketch. Mark Acker and Calvin Clark mix plaster of paris to be poured into sand molds. Jan Gardner tackles a project in wood sculpture. Barbara Reazin gives careful attention to details on a still-life water color. 56 57 languages encompass cultural study Tom Brown, Pam Colosimo, and Karen Birks use a game of charades to practice their French vocabulary; Kathy Smith enjoys reading a French magazine. With the use of puppets, Cindy Shafer and Susan Borton illustrate a Latin tale told by Lynette Tooker. At right: manipulating hand puppets, Gloria Quintana and Vincent Popish relate a Spanish story; Mr. Wilson holds a large brimmed sombrero for members of his class to draw names; Frank Margos and Tom Kaufman marvel at the interests of the German magazine. 58 59 the world of discovery Probing the mysteries of the scientific world through creation and analysis, dissection, research, experimentation, and observation, students realized the importance of science in a technological age. Steve Ellinwood and Stuart Cox work for accuracy in a physics experiment; botany students John Koiter, Diana Wilbert, and Galen Koontz attempt to classify leaves; Jeanne Fuoco and Charlie Coe weigh chemicals for use. At right: Vernon Rowe, Richard Rose, and .Ann Packard prepare a microscope slide; Lenny Dunn and Karyn Hayashi observe a living organism; in general biology Gail Schweitzer, Charlene Brangham, and Steve Monte prepare pond water for a study culture. 61 mathematics urge new involvement Logic and reasoning guided students through the complexities of theorems and equations in mathematics courses. Ronna Baughman, Math I, prepares a graph for problem solving; members of an Algebra II class pool their ideas in hopes of finding the answer; Dave Wendland presents a diagramed explanation to his geometry class. At right: board work aids in a basic understanding of math analysis for Vickie Perino and Lyle Moss; Dennis McCulley hurries to finish an assignment; Donna Brown works with Nels Cary in refresher math. 62 psychology classes study behavior Gaining an understanding of the human mind, psychology students used books, projects, and experiments to enhance their study. Michelle Knapp and Sharon Nevins used a finger maze to test memory perception. A series of pictures shows student's reactions to a mirror box experiment. John Koiter conditions the reflexes of a rat with a Skinner box. I gjhsers groove social sciences Amid the challenge and change of our modern world, social science classes sought to realize the importance of past history. Supporting her candidate, Fran Brennan prepares campaign headquarters for the American Government classes' mock election; Mel Reams acts as poll watcher; in world history, Vernell Hetzel helps Jim Vandenberg locate an important port; Gail Motz and Dennis Edwards find a map useful in their study of american history; and Vickie Sacco searches for an inland harbor. 65 Concert Band: Schoening, Morgan, McKean, Wendland, McGraw, Kelly; row two--Miller, Witt, Wegner, Koiter, Watkins, Macomber, Kordons, J. Howard, Schwab, Ritter, row three--Harris, M. Howard, Johnson, Todd, Plutt, Ouret, Marutzky, Porterfield, Gofreddi, Carlson, Pavetti; row four--Gilbert, Carlson, Quist, Foley, Boge, Meador, Craig, Mayberry, Zarlingo, Ludvik, Jones, Spencer, Currier, Stoner, White, Griffee; row five--Z ipse, Crumbaker, Lubers, Chambers, Laramore, Currier, Marion Jacobs, director. band performs many activities Concert band entertained at many Tiger functions, athletic events, and assemblies. Guided by band council, Jane Hyde, Cathy Morgan, Carol Watkins, Doug Merrill, Judy Koiter, Dennis Allen, Sue Spooner, Beth Harris, Jim Woldruff, and Maribeth Howard, the musicians participated in concerts, festivals, and workshops. Precision marching drills were led by majorettes Susan Spencer and Jane Hyde. Concert Band: Frey, Lee, Ball, Moore, Weston, DeWeese; row two—Whalley, Poland, Randolph, Carr, Krepps; row three—Baker, Woldruff, Spooner, Elliot, Maupin, Lee, Miller, Moulton, White, Howard, Nelson; row four--Prinster, Merrill, Karley, Harper, Young, Hickman, Boge, McNulty, Verges, Brock, Johnson, Wunderlich, Kimmey, Pond, Villotti, Currier; row five — Robinson, Allen, Gamer, Bradbury, Bailey, Ridder, Beckner, Jacobs, Anderson, Lehr, Whalin, Eaklor, Wright, DeWeese; row six--Overdorf, Motts, Hefner, Villotti, and Reams. A Cappella taps these top juniors and seniors: front—Chin, Moore, Cass, Murphy, Gallegos, Hoff, Montoya, Rowan, Flannery, Dunn, Harris, Gower, Graff; second--Van Blarcum, Butler, Urban, Eastland, Brumback, Mulnix, Edwards, Morrison, Roper, Young, Smith, Cox, Coe, Luke; third--Guadnola, Randolph, Rhyne, Lance, Carr, Esquibal, Barlow, Bostow, Green, Darnell, Foley, Vance, Hovis; fourth--Sacco, Otto, Quimby, Krajeski, Conner, Varga, Crider, Currier, Wilburn, Ralston, Symons, Doerr, Ealy, Kovacic. Third hour Girls' Glee members Debby Robinson, Teresa Nelson, Nancy Atencio, Elaine Stoner, Laura Lee, and Phyllis Hackier perfect their vocal talents. 68 singing is involvement Top junior and senior vocalists sang their way through formal concerts, community occasions, special assemblies, and regional tours. They highlighted the year with Showboat in May. Happiness was a song from first hour Girls' Glee. In Boys' Glee, David Arnold, Doug Quimby, Chris Gibbs, and Steve Gibbs practiced theory and learned new selections for each occasion to perform. orchestra gains musical interest Various concerts throughout the year enabled members of the Grand Junction High School Symphony Orchestra to progress in their understanding of music through the traditional Christmas assembly, the Service Club luncheon at Lincoln Park, solo and ensemble contest, and the Western Slope Music Festival. Participants in these presentations gained a great appreciation through practice and study. Lab Band mastered techniques of musical playing, theory,and public performances. Symphonic Orchestra: Nelson, Cummins, Qda, Miller; row two--Bull, James, Svaldi, Elliot, Howard, Harris; row three—Hudson, Veatch, Wendland, Kelly, McKean, Morgan; row four—Miller, Moulton, White, Howard, Nelson, DeWeese, Wright, Eaklor; row five--Overdorf, Ashley, Marion Jacobs, director. Lab Band: Daily, Meader, Oliver, Kelly, Hagerman, Phillips, Shepherd, Wheeler, Wright, Miera, Edwards; row two--Ulanoski, Shafer, White, Reece, Sandersen, Layman, Wilson, Kempt, Walker; row three--Hyde, Franklin, Hindman, Sanchez, Miera, Fisher, Martinez, Cooley, Bruner, Meyer, Mason, Lee, Rowlands, Caster; row four--Snyder, Marion Jacobs, director, Layman, Johnson, Keithley, Schwartz, Wilbur. Symphonic Orchestra: Griggs, Byrom, Anderson; row two--Reed, Staggs, Moore, DeWeese, Miller, Watkins; row three—Otto, Spencer, Wilkenson, Snyder, Spooner, Lee, Mayberry, Carr, Krepps; row four--Bailey, Harper, Karley, Lubers, Nash. d.e. teaches salesmanship Twenty-seven ambitious seniors combined class work with on-the-job training through involvement in Distributive Education. Jacki Witt slices bread for a Vick’s Pastry customer; Judy Keith practices selling techniques in a D. E. class; Margaret Marez arranges a shoe display at Benge's; and Ron Neilson stocks shelves at City Market. 72 d.o. encourages self-enterprise Diversified Occupations offered opportunities for those wishing experience in jobs not involving salesmanship. Roger Hoag-lund takes inventory at Turner Automotive; Jane Wilson, a nurse's aide at St. Mary's Hospital, assists a patient; secretarial duties filled Jeanne Watson's working hours; and employed by Western Auto, David Hays assembles a lawn mower. 73 shop develops practical skills Skill became the key word for industrial art students learning the operation of machines and the versatilities of various materials. At left, Ron Tezak and Chris Eatough work on a crafts project; Dave Kirkpatrick plans a new diagram in mechanical drawing; Hugh McGee contemplates further wood construction. On this page, John Hathaway and Edward Herrera find a special challenge in repairing an automobile engine; Frank Quintana laces a leather project; Don Balerio prepares a lathe for use; Ray Ulibarri and David Franko use practical mechanical skills. business classes stress accuracy Securing skills for business and secretarial occupations interested many students in business and typing classes. Riena Eller, Linda Lee, and Jeanne Watson use the mimeograph machine as part of instruction in clerical practice. Anticipating the start of a typing drill, Fred Cunningham concentrates on doing a good job. Timed dictation is given to a class in shorthand. 76 domestic skills Homemaking classes learned many practical domestic skills in facets of home economics. Mary Carter and Karen Draper enjoy cooking up something special. Serving foods appealingly is important. Nancy Gilbert chooses a pattern for a dress. Kathy Larsen tests an iron for warmth as Merikae Porter prepares to sew a garment. 77 mam p.e. classes stress teamwork Sophomore boys and girls gained knowledge of sportsmanship and adroitness in physical education classes. Volleyball provided enjoyable exercise for the gals. Physical fitness tests included situps as a measure of endurance. Coach Carl Cox illustrates wrestling techniques. Bowling procedures were practiced by girls before a visit to the lanes. aides perform school services Proving helpful to counselors, the library, attendance office, main office, and audio-visual department, aides carried out many important tasks. Carolyne Flannery and Delores Dean check attendance cards for absences. Sandy Bradshaw files papers in a counselor's office. Rayvonne Whitt places information in teachers' boxes, and Chuck Bates threads a projector for class use. 79 a friendship . . . an intangible, priceless thing attained in many ways -- often through a club where teachers and students meet on a common ground where similar interests and ideas furnish a basis for becoming acquainted, providing a final touch, completing the life of the student clubs . . . each furnishing an opportunity to broaden one’s interests each helping the student ... to grow ... a little as friendship completes and balances one's life, so clubs add a last, important touch to the high school society. 81 helen dickey, co-sec. roberta johnston, co-sec. Efficient student government through greater individual involvement was the principal aim of this year's student body officers. Representing the student body, conducting meetings, and directing social activities were basic duties of Roxann Krajeski and Charles Sigismund, head girl and head boy. Leading invocations and periodically presiding over council meetings was vice president. Don Conner. Co-secretaries, Roberta Johnston and Helen Dickey, were responsible for school minutes, correspondence, and a weekly agenda of activities. 83 don Conner, vice president Student Council: Elaine Shanahan, Boita, Bowman, Feltus, Arcieri, McKinley, Krajeski, Sigismund; row two--Pfost, Packard, Spehar, Martin, Kaufman, White, Graff, Quimby, Wimer, White, Coe; row three—Moore, DeWeese, Scholbe, Foley, Abeyta, Chin, Ellen Shanahan, Mead, Fulton, Forster, Turner, Webster; row four —Larson, Fuoco, Veatch, Wyllie, Dyer, Lyon, Reynolds, Conner, Johnston, Holding, and Mrs. Frances Wayland. 84 council sets pace for student body Activities of student council varied greatly this year. Jan Gardner voiced his thoughts and opinions at the forum held to discuss the dress code; student council located and purchased a mummy for the local museum with funds appropriated by the student body; council sponsored the concession stand; council members decorated for the Christmas activities and also did a fair job of decorating themselves with the soap used on the tree; and council sponsored the Christmas tea at which alumni reminisced over old times at GJHS. 85 leagues pace 86 school life Steve mertz, secretary mike mulnix, soph. rep. danny martin, president steve eaklor, vice pres. 87 swing choir Performing for city clubs and school organizations, Swing Choir, under the direction of Kenneth Koehn, sang and danced to both folk and popular music. Charles Coe acted as MC for the group, with choreography for the dance routines directed by James VanDuyne. Members left to right: Coe, Randolph, Conner, Rowan, Quimby, Young, Darnell, Graff, Symons, Eastland, Gallegos, Otto; standing--Hoff, Esquibel, Van Blarcum, Roper, and Kra-jeski. 88 Aiding fellow students in their attempts to study, members of Library Club were of definite service to the school. Serving as officers were vice president, Jean Gallegos, secretary, Barb Nash, historian, Joe Zeni, and president, Lester Lewis. Decorating bulletin boards, and filing and shelving books were some of the more basic duties of club members. ERE 9 89 cheerleaders arouse spirit, participation JayVee cheerleaders: Nancy McArdle, Dale Montoya, Jane Unger, bottom -- Rexann Lombardi, Dianna Watson, and Jackie Martin. girls display talents at school performances 93 rayvonne whitt donna brown cherie carroll susan deweese jaymie fortune cathy morgan 94 marceen pond watch the girls go by Marching with the Tiger band and performing at school functions were a few of the responsibilities of the twirlers and Tigerettes. Routines requiring poise and exceptional talent by the twirlers aided the Tiger band in helping promote greater spirit at games. The high stepping Tigerettes performed a variety of precision drills and dances to many different types of accompaniment. Drill leaders Peggy Eastland and Kris Christensen guided the steps of the Tigerettes through various routines and created new formations for the GJHS drill team. Ticerettes Kathy Menzies, Kristy Claussen, Bonnie Lionberger, Pauline Beroni, Ann Packard, Diane Graff, Pat Wa ef ane Nelson Becky On-second row - Anita Krajeski, Sylvia Anderson, Pam BrewerLeeAnnBrow , BeX Beverly Connie Graff, Becky McNew, Sally McMillin; third row-- Barbara Evans, Wendc Sduribe. Claudia Lewis! Cindy Garber. Chris Edwards, Elaine Smith. Mary Lou Oberlmg; top row - Peggy Eastland, and Kris Christensen. 95 ‘old’ country traditions To further the understanding of foreign languages and countries was the aim of German, French, and Spanish Clubs. French Club planned programs for meetings to arouse interest and inform members on French traditions. A donkey cart with a French vintage bottle grabbed first place in Homecoming float competition. Spanish Club's principal goal was to promote better understanding between English and Spanish speaking people. Bug the Demons was the battle cry of the Volkswagen brigade of German Club at Homecoming. Other club activities included dinners, a German caroling party, and sponsorship of buses to Tiger athletic events. Peeking through window bars are officers of French Club, Kathy Jacob, Kathleen McGinley, and Joe Audino. German Club officers, Ellen Schoen-ing, Shari Raso, Helen Flannery, and Diane Phipps, make new use of the bug. Spanish Club officers, Tom McKinley, Melinda Eastham, Bryce Cleg-horn, Kathy Larsen, and Scott DeWeese, go South of the Border for musical instruments and puppets. Bringing the spirit of Christmas to German families in the area, Bruno Welz, Paul Nelson, Teri Roper, John Mitchell, Jim Feltus, Diane Phipps, and Shari Raso practice for a caroling party. Grand Mesa makes a wonderful snowmobile run for Miss Marilyn Crede , French Club sponsor, at a December sledding part)'. 97 spqr demonstrates ancient customs Latin Club relived the days of ancient Rome through a fashion show, December Saturnalia, and a Roman Banquet. At the fashion show, costumes depicting the attire of the various classes of the ancient Romans were modeled by the SPQR members. The year ended with the State Latin Convention in Denver. Before attending, students were required to compete in tests over the life, language, and customs of ancient Romans. SPQR members, Pat Laverty and Keith Ealy, model variations of tunics worn by the ancient Romans at the Latin club fashion show. Warming a cold friend, officers Cindy Bull, Marcia Buescher, Beth Harris, Judy Koiter, and Pat Laverty enjoy the latest snowfall. Cindy Cyphers poses with the monster from the skit at the December Saturnalia. 98 Initiated to honor outstanding journalists having at least 50 column inches in print and displaying a definite talent for journalistic writing, Quill and Scroll succeeded in mixing business with pleasure at regular monthly meetings. Alumni Steve Miller and Vickie Nelson talk shop while Don Conner doesn't waste time at the December initiation dinner. Officers were Debbie Hetland, Kenn Galyean, and Kathleen McGinley. quill and scroll 99 student honorary National Honor Society provided a meeting of minds for leaders and scholars with a 3. 3 average. Sponsored by Miss Lois Baughman, Dennis Kiefer, and Mrs. Gunhild Swanson, the group was selected for scholarship, leadership, character, and service. Joyce Guth and Kenn Galyean admire the Homecoming mums sold by NHS. Susan Boivin, tutor, finds Nels Cary at the end of his rope. Nels is trying to remember Chemistry is fun! Honor society officers, Shari Raso, Sherri Pigford, Tom Kaufman, and Richard Reynolds, discuss future projects with Dennis Kiefer, sponsor. 100 ‘g’ club Recognizing outstanding Tiger athletes, G Club was composed of GJHS sports lettermen. Membership was open to all athletes who had received a letter for their efforts on the varsity athletic teams. With the help of vivid imagination, a symbolic G is formed by officers, Steve Quimby, Tom McKinley, and Dan Martin. Louie Guillen, a senior letterman and two-year State Wrestling Champ, exhibits his skill in basketball. Senior Daryl Villotti receives a certificate from Coaches Ron Stoneburner and Bill Noxon at the traditional football banquet which concluded the 1968 season. Ron Wilbur and Kevin Murphy lit up the sky for Hansel and Gretel;” Drama Club officers, Kathy Jacob, Valerie White, Jana Unger, and Joyce Guth showed some talents that led to their election; Richard Reynolds and Jim Vandenberg were top officers in Thespian Troupe 841 with Kathleen McGinley, historian, Melody Lemmon, reporter, and Becky Moore, secretary; and gingerbread costumes were outstanding for the children's show, January 16,17, and 18. 102 tigers develop dramatic abilities Honoring students who have achieved excellence in the field of dramatics. Drama Club and Thespians give members an opportunity to expand their knowledge of the theatrical world. Under the direction of Miss Donna Bissell and Ray Canaday, members sold tickets, worked backstage, and participated in plays. Through long hours of dedicated work and rehearsal, a number of excellent plays were produced during the year. 103 Organized for high school girls interested in making a career of homemaking, Future Home Makers of America gives members an opportunity to further their abilities in cooking, sewing, and other basics necessary for running a home. Preparing a box for servicemen in Vietnam are Judy Westmereland, Lydia Gallegos, Kathy Taylor, Marcia Rottman, and Pat Thei-sen. Sponsors, Mrs. Patricia Sublette and Mrs. Helen Howe judge a Christmas flower arrangement. This year's officers are Claudia White, president; Kathy Taylor, vice president; Pat Theisen, secretary; Teddee Swain, treasurer; Edith Chin, historian; and Janice Kelley, parliamentarian. future homemakers of america 104 clubs ready students for careers Developing leaders for marketing and distribution was the principle aim of the Distributive Education Clubs of America. Members worked for various city merchants to prepare for a future life in the business world. The Vocational Industrial Clubs of America aided both students and community by providing the members with an interest in social, civic, educational, vocational, and recreational activities. VIC A members, James Hunt, David Franks, Brad Franklin, and Lloyd Wright, repair toys for the Salvation Army Christmas project. DECA members turn in money for the candy sale at Christmas. Pictured are Renay Dorris, Dennis Foster, Adina Lombardi, and Glennith Dalton. VICA officers are Roger Hoaglund, Jeanne Watson, Joanne Sherman, and Paul Weaver. 105 GAA offers organized physical activity and competition to high school girls. Daneille Knapp and Jane Dyer display their gymnastic abilities while Helen Dickey prepares for the spring track season; grace and poise are needed to perform on the balance beam as Mary Carter demonstrates; and GAA officers pictured are Daneille Knapp, Nancy McArdle, Kathy Franklin, and Donna Harvey. Sponsoring the girls are Miss Janet Muyskens and Mrs. Elinor Bergman. In order to acquaint sophomore girls with high schoollife, Big and Little Sisters sponsored a coke party for the incoming coeds. Sophomores, Lisa Dering, and Cindy Snyder, chatted with Roberta Johnston, and Aleece Chiono at the Coketail on registration day; Helfinde Schwester officers were Jeanna McGraw, secretary, Cathy Morgan, vice president, and Kathleen McGinley, president. Arousing interest in the people of the world and their problems was the objective of Junior Red Cross. The organization undertook such projects as the annual overseas chest and aiding the Salvation Army. Mrs. Helen Spehar sponsored Red Cross; this year's officers were Teresa Carveth, secretary, and Doss Simpson, president. helfinde schwester, red cross 108 Furthering the understanding of other countries was the goal of International Relations Club. Several students from Argentina stayed with the families of GJHS students this winter. IRC officers, Shari Mercer, Dave Wyllie, and Cherie Carroll, study a map of the USSR to gam a greater understanding of the country. Sponsors for IRC were Robert Moon and John Thome. Key Club is an organization sponsored by Kiwanis for high school boys. Members met for breakfasts each week and worked on various projects. One of the projects included cleaning the school parking lot. The club was sponsored by Charles Haigler. world and civic relations 109 organizations set fast tiger pace 110 Tigers offer reassuring support to the wrestlers at the Slope Tournament. Bryce Cleghorn and Susan Calhoun representing the O B advertising staff receive the CPA Runner-up Award from Gary Cordray. Do they really speak German at German Club meetings? Senior council reaches a decision on the '69 song. UFO? No, it's a cage full of Banner Girls! Key Club members enjoy another weekly breakfast. in school life 113 tiger annual royalty 115 DO IT YOW! Lingering stares into the distance With nothing to see, Seeking warmth Where there is no sun. Trembling thoughts with lack of meaning. Spinning, spinning, spinning With no place to stop, Nothing to grasp. Withering emotions unable to hide Cannot be controlled Can't be understood Never to know comfort. A surrounding mist of sorrow Smothering joy, Concealing laughter, Destroying the virtues of happiness. -- Neicha Jerome 116 true tigers portray school image Students elected Neicha Jerome and Dan Martin Tiger Annual King and Queen for their outstanding school spirit. Neicha cheered on the Varsity and Junior Varsity squads. She was also the Junior Prom attendant. Dan played fullback on the football team and served as Boys League President. 117 homecoming 118 122 bob packard, senior jim feltus, junior jim arcieri, sophomore 123 125 january february march april may - ellen schoening kenn galyean - bobbie orloff george spehar - susan deweese tom kaufman - roberta johnston craig nelson - jeannie fuoco jim vandenberg October november december january - shari raso dan martin - becky moore terry hockins - Stephanie whitt richard reynolds - connie currier Charles coe 128 rotarians february - edith chin don but horn inarch - christy matthews gene grutt april - judy james gary deweese may - kathleen mcginley gary lubers 129 teens merit awards Roxann Krajeski, Terry Hockins, and Bob Packard were honored as Outstanding Teens of America. Bob also received the Elks Leadership Award. Charles Sigismund was a semi-finalist in the National Merit Scholarship test. Vicki Archuleta earned the Betty Crocker Award. Becky Moore was granted the DAR award. After their trip to the U. N. during the summer, Peggy Anderson, Susan Craig, and Walter Bergman enjoyed recalling the highlights of their pilgramage. Edith Chin and Kathleen McGinley topped all other GJHS colds to win the AALTW award given to senior girls with four-year straight A averages. 130 Chosen to the 18th Annual Colorado All-State High School Band held March 29-30 were Steve Robinson, Susan Spencer, Chris Miller; Jeannie Overdorf, Cathy Morgan; Linda Lee, and Ellen Schoening. Twenty -one students qualified for the Colorado State Speech League Festival, February 28-March 1. Top Picture: Susan Snyder, Judy James, Judy Lowe, Joanne Mursko; middle row--Debra Moorland, Kathy Smith, Valerie White, Steve Robinson; back row—Gene Grutt, Harvey Weaver, Bob Smith, and Mel Reams. Russ Bullock, Melody Lemmon, Steve Eaklor; Karyn Hayashi, Dave Potratz, Richard Reynolds; Dennis McKenna and Charles Sigismund complete the second picture. Not pictured are Gary Lubers and Craig Nelson. Attending the 14th Annual Colorado All-State Choir, October 11-12 were Janice Rowan, Kathe Hoff, and Diane Young. Carol Watkins and Craig Nelson participated in the 17th Annual All-State Symphony Orchestra on February 7-9. top artists Art students received monthly recognition with a new Tiger honor, Artist of the month. Oct..............Kathy McCrary Pat Pomponio Nov...........Mary Brandfas Evan Stuart Dec...........Alana Simpson Mark Acker Jan...........Sharon Darley Dennis White Feb...........Susan Boivin Leslie Cady 133 ‘barefoot in the park’ The nights of October 29 and 30 were highlighted by the junior class play, Barefoot in the Park. Corie Bratter---- Telephone Man — Delivery Man----- Paul Bratter..... Mrs. Banks------- Mr. Velasco------ Ann Montgomery Barb McKean Don Porterfield Butch Terrill Stuart Cox Darrell Clifton Lynn Christensen Kirk Springer Mary Schumacher Judy James Marc Chiono Mike Gallegos ‘hansel and gretel’ Gretel, Melody Lemmon, hesitates while Witch Wicked, Kathe Hoff, orders her into the oven. The children gaze in amazement as Mr. White Cat, Gene Wunderlich, transforms into a boy. Celebrating, the children joyously dance around Mother, Laurie Schwab, and Father, Bob Smith. Witch Wicked maliciously appraises her Gingerbread house and fence. Now I lay me down to sleep, 14 angels for to keep, pray Hansel, John Elliott, and Gretel. 135 senior class play Witness for the Prosecution was presented by the senior class on March 13 and 14. Who was the guilty person? 136 ‘showboat’ The music department portrayed the southern classical Showboat” April 21 and 22. Also, the drama class learned by giving Ladies of the Mop 137 Miss May B. Rice, valedictorian and remaining member of the first Grand Junction High School graduating class--1894--was special guest of 75 YEARS OF PROGRESS. A flaming T opened the Homecoming pep rally. Oct. 17. Friday, floats and five marching bands led Tiger boosters to Lincoln Park. Later that evening, Susan DeWeese was crowned queen and the Tigers trounced Durango, 32-12. Saturday's dance ended 1968 Homecoming. 138 75 years of progress 139 during the fall . . Paul Nelson asked Nora Gilman to dance at a Tiger Tromp; Carolyn Veatch decorated for the Pigskin Dance; junior and senior girls battled on the football field; students gladly searched for a contact lens during class; pioneers typified thoughts at Thanksgiving; Gary Huber accepted a challenge during the Charity Drive; and an assembly interested the student body. uo 141 through the winter - Winter was a busy time for the Tigers. The Argentines enjoyed a visit with Garth Wilson’s Spanish class; the orchestra played at the annual Service Club Christmas concert; Tigerettes donned western hats for a novel routine at the Montrose basketball game; Sherri Pigford portrayed a star basketball player at a pep assembly; alumni visited their alma mater at the Christmas tea; lockeroom beauties compared whiteness of towels; and Kathy McCrary, with Jim Lance, brave the mud on their way to school. 143 in the spring . . . Spring has sprung, the grass has riz; and therefore Bruno does his; Tom Kaufman counts Heart Fund money; faculty members enjoy Teacher Appreciation day; and Blackout tryouts are held for the March 3 and 4 performances . athletics 147 gjhs tops sw league 148 sandy brownson scott scholbe ted colunga daryl villotti gary flannery mike darnell 149 john burns scott bowman jim feltus mark whiting john mitchell 151 don Conner tom grunkemeyer tom mckinley mike haldeman kirk wanzer chuck lionberger wait bergman jim lance scott miller dave potratz Nine returning lettermen were the nucleus of the Tiger squad bound for a championship in its Southwestern debut. The defensive unit held league opponents, Central, Cortez, Delta, Durango, and Montrose, to a meager 19 points. The big cats' offensive squad squeezed up to 55 points from league rivals, with the outcome of the encounter usually decided from the first quarter. Climaxing the season, the Tigers met state champion-bound Lakewood in the quarter-final competition and were outlasted 33- 13. Bill Noxon led coaching assignments with Joe Scaggs, John Krizman, Mike Winant, Stoney” Stoneburner, and Bob Geer. 154 JayVees and Sophomores; sitting are Gamer, Dawson, Lewis, Huber, Dugdale, Hayes, Macomber, Kuretich, Spam, Woldruff, Martinez, Keithley; kneeling -- Shrum, Blunk, Quimby, Arcieri, Harbert, Goad, Rowlands, Anderson, Marutzky, Prinster, Madison, Murphy; standing -- Land, Pond, Jacobs, White, Burford, Brack, Luff, Sullivan, Moore, Kindel, Waldschmidt, Williams, Miller, Worth, and Hunter. Managers pictured below are John Wagner, Chad Hook; standing--Dick Gross, and Gary Lubers. 155 156 157 Tigers garnering football all-league spots in the Southwestern League included: front row--Mike Darnell, Steve Quimby, Dan Martin, Dennis Miller, Tony Sanchez, Chuck Bates, Gary Flannery: back row--Sandy Brownson, John Burns, Dan Cox, Scott Scholbe, and Greg Symons. Scott Scholbe and Dennis Miller were selected as all-state players for the 1968 season Scott was selected by the Rocky Mountain News as a defensive back and Dennis will play in the Coaches' North-South all-star game in August. 158 tigers defend state title 159 noah trujillo-95 bill stortz-133 david guillen-95 Steve pease-133 louis guillen-103 tom peeso-138 kent stoddard-112 jim arcieri-145 joe sanchez-120 dcnnis miller-154 mark acker-120 dan cox-165 don balerio-120 gary flannery-175 Steve bonnell-127 craig nelson-hwt ilVVltoktF D°'d'”,,1H‘lyi'!' P““- UF.br.; ..end ■ow-RowLad,, Ack„, M,ni SI “S' ® lR leyi fourth row—Murphy, Conner 162 Coached by Mike Winant, Dick Mc-Peek, and Carl Cox, the Tiger wrestlers defended their long-running state championship Dan Miller managed the Varsity grapplers for three consecutive years. Receiving letter for three years' participation were seniors, Phillip Guillen, Dick White, Clarke Davis, Bill Brown, and Craig Whiting. Managing the JayVees and sophomores were Bill Kreigh and Jim Franklin. Varity co-captains, Louis Guillen and Craig Nelson, with Dennis Miller and Dan Cox, went undefeated and led the team to a 14-1 record. wrestling Team Tigers Opponents Olathe 25 19 Longmont 43 3 Wray 28 16 Montrose 34 13 Fruita 19 22 Fort Collins 38 6 Longmont Tournament First Place Delta 45 5 Durango 38 10 Cortez 48 0 Steamboat Springs 21 19 F ru ita 21 19 Central 33 8 Montrose 31 9 Western Slope Tournament First Place Qualified for State 9 State Champs Louis Guillen Dennis Miller Working their way through slope tournament and to State were Louis Guillen, Don Balerio, Tom Pee so, Kent Stoddard, Jim Arci-eri, Dennis Miller, Dan Cox, Gary Flannery, and Craig Nelson. State champs in their respective weights include Louis Guillen, 103: and Dennis Miller, 154. 164 basketball Tiger hoopsters, coached by Mickey Dunn, Everett Johnson, John Krizman, and Joel Scaggs, led their tough 1968-69 returning lettermen Scott Scholbe, and Steve Quimby, with managers, Bob Packard, Walt Bergman, and Dave Pot-ratz to keep Steve Mertz, Brent Pons-ford, and Doug Quimby moving in daily workouts. Highlighting their season were many hard-fought victories and a bright outlook for next year's squad as five underclassmen nabbed varsity spots. Team Tigers Opponents Price 60 63 Price 67 58 Canon City 69 75 Durango 64 63 Cortez 93 54 Central 65 73 Delta 54 45 Farmington Tournament Third Place Montrose 58 54 Cortez 76 56 Central 56 50 Durango 54 52 Delta 65 53 Montrose 68 55 Southwestern League Second State--Will Rogers Third 165 challenge of the hardwood A scott scholbe russ crider jack sommers stuart rutan John rutan Steve roswell Charles mastrovich 166 mike darn ell Steve quimby dirk wirth hubert pierce gary mcallister Steve hintz greg symons 167 Sophomore hoopsters: Waldschmidt, Johnson, Clements, Sechrist, Corder; second row--Quimby, Noffsinger HaH, Dugdale Widdows. JayVees: Lowell, Brack, Heiny, McKinley, Washington; third row--Wanzer, Lewis, Allen, Hall, Macomber. Steve roswell ted hill steve quimby With the outstanding record of 17 wins against only two losses, Tiger baseballers swept through the 1968 season. Charging undefeated through the Southwestern League, the Tigers entered the state quarterfinals against the 1968 state champs. Jefferson County High School, to fall in a 5-0 defeat. Bill Fanning, Everett Johnson, and John McLennan coached the Tiger batmen. ken hunt coaches Backing up the Varsity were JayVees (front) Rutan, Else, Barnett, Pond, Bergman, Bullen, Packard; (rear) Janak-ka, Hunt, Symons, Brownson, Hintz, Washington, Johnson, and Coach McLennan. Baseball managers for 1968 were Bill Wickham and Bill Brown. 1968 baseball 3 0 Farmington 4 6 Farmington 8 6 Price 7 1 Delta 11 1 Delta 7 1 Montrose 12 8 Cortez 2 0 Cortez 11 0 Durango 10 7 Mullen 7 6 Mullen 6 5 Mullen 12 4 Central 6 3 Central 12 1 Boulder Fairview 15 0 Durango 0 5 Jefferson County 173 tracking the big cats 1968 Tiger thinclads prepared to defend their slope championship bolstered by the return of six lettermen Endurance was the main goal of Ron Stoneburner, Mickey Dunn, and John Krizman, coaches, as they put the tracksters through grueling workouts. Headed by Chuck Leggiero and Steve Love, co-captains, Tiger athletes tallied a total of two points in the final heat of the state track meet. Managers for the Tigers were Nick Prinster, Don Walker, and Steve Chapel. Manning the field events were: Love, Darnell, Cope, Duncan, Hyde; standing -- Wittwer, McKinley, Miller, Urban, and Pierce. 174 Weightmen: Martin, Massey, Cope; back Hurdlers: Morford, Ealy, Stebbins, row --Grunkemeyer, Hall, Unger, Baugh- Miller. man. 175 tension in the second set. Compiling a record of 7-1, the 1968 GJHS tennis team finished well ahead of competition. Led by their rookie coach, Verle Punke, and returning lettermen Ron Belden. Jack Lehr, Mel Reams, and Bruce Troy, the newcomers, David Bottinelli, John Huff, Kent Johnson, and Bruce Phillips completed their fine season by defeating Durango 5-4. 178 action on the eighteenth Returning lettermen Stan Fenn and Chip O'Connor led the Tiger golfers against high school competitors from throughout the area in 1968. Fenn and O'Connor, along with Doss Simpson and Dave Gibson comprised the starting four in most matches. Coach Bob Gear provided leadership for Daryl Trumbo, Jeff Gibson, Ken Kunard. Chip O'Connor. Stan Fenn, Ted Dickey. Dave Gibson, Larry Reeves, Mike Holmes, and Steve Ward throughout the season. After finishing with one loss, Fenn finished in the high ranks in the State meet. 4 sophomore class officers 181 wende scholbe, co-secretary sponsors lead sophomores, class of 71 Charles haigler 182 mrs. janey wright vera abeyta mark acker carol ackers nancy alien patsy anderson sylvia anderson john antonopoulos irene appelin diana archuleta donald archuleta paula archuleta jimmy arcieri mark arevian gail arney david amold juanita arroyo margie austin cathy back paula bailey leland baker linda bale pauline balerio jeff basinger mary baughman ronna baughman steve baxter barton beasley john beckner kathy beebe laura beecham mike behrend richard benefield kim benham jim berkley becky beverly mike beville karen birks barry bishop betsy black dave black becky boge diane boivin frances boney jeff bonnell rita borden susan borton dave bottinelli tom anderson 183 linda bowden pam brewer john bozzell bruce brock mike bradbury steve brodine bonnie bradshaw henry brooks charlene brangham steve brosius marlene polly brangham bratton joseph claire brothers brown melanie bray lee ann brown jewel patty pris Jill Charles nicky brown brown brown brownson bruner bryant bradley marcia donna cindy galan linda buchholz buescher buker burkhardt bumett burrows richard charlotte bruce judy chris dennis butler butts calhoun carlson cames cams jenine steve mary kent connie mike carr carson carter cary cason cavanagh 184 theresa cavanagh albert chin bill caviness randy Christensen danny caviness david Christian carol nancy cavitt chadd marjorie Calvin Christopher dark glenn chamberlain roxann clifton cathie chambers kerry cline james chiaro glenda cloud hartland Cassandra connie clubb coates coleman connie susan leroy Conner cook cooley daniel mary greg cretti cruz Cunningham harold Christine jim Cunningham currier currier david brian patrick cypher calhoun daily robert colony jim corder pamela colosimo robert cotter 185 marti dale michael dale kurt dangler linda darnell stephine davis vema davis jim dawson lisa dering ronnie derose lindy devincentis dell dhabolt barbara dial mary diaz donna dickey rickey dorris karen draper steve dugdale melanie dunn janet dupre jayne dyer david edwardes toni edwards mary egley pam eisele sharon ell in wood john elliott zina elliott cindy enos mike erskine terry estes dana evans mickey ewing lorna farmer debbie fazio ron fedel anne fees ronald fisher rodney fitzhugh terry fleming diane foley pat foley ellen ford gilbert forster andrew foster david foster diana foster cathy foy david franklin 186 jim franklin peny gall egos stcve gibbs mary lou grubb anita hall rick hawke judy frey rick gardner cheryl giles david guillen tim hall tom hayes muffie fulton Christine garrett nora gilman fred guillen jack hanson pat hendricks debbie funderburk melinda galba bill gale lana gehring barbara gibbs chris gibbs Christine goddard jack goad dave goffredi dona Id good calvin gordon connie graff richard grigsby diane griego linda griffee matt haakenson dona Id hackney peggy hagerman kathryn hanson beth harris early n harrison gay la hendrickson roger herrera cyndi hetland 187 Steve jacobs diana jensen jeff jensen mike jensen connie jimenaz jim johnson jay johnson kent johnson nila johnson richard johnson carol johnston jack johnston x ] gary jones todd kenney rod karp mike kephart stuart karp linda kiggins kathy kaufman mike kimmey tom keithley bill kindel kathy kelly mike klements glenna hetzel della hill floyd hindman peter hoenig rodney hollandsworth jim holmes karra holmes terryf horn beck jim horton maribeth howard mark huber kathleen hudson john huff mary huff becky hurst gail hutch ison leonard ingle toni isbell lorraine kelly richard knott mike kendall judy koiter 188 william kriegh mike kuretich mona kuykendall sandie lackey theresa lander dan landmeier gordon lane dana lantz launa laramore j ill larson ken laycock mary layman paula lee richard leech debbie lehr claudia lewis chris lipp bob loback darell mcdonald robin mcmillan johnny mcelley sally mcmillin david mcgaw annette mcnally cathy mcgregor becky mcnew rilla mckay ronald mcnulty brett mckelvie mark macomber judy mclennan larry makin linda mclinn cappy mancuso 189 debbie manown bobby manzanares danny marsden sandra martin amos martinez kathy martinez patricia martinez rupert martinez david martz sammy marutzky patricia massingill sue matthews ronald maupin debbie mayberry don a Id maynard arlin mead jean meador shirley mestas connie miera lauralcc miera patricia miera meredith miller paul miller ricky miller wayne miller ron miller lee mitchell mike mohror steve monte margaret montoy a roland montoy a connie moore vicki moore debra morgan John morgan bret morris shirley morris garry m orton tim motts kris moulton lyle mueller lynn mulford mike mulnix debbie murphy bob nagel debra nation robin nave jane ann nelson 190 dana nesbitt david noffsinger shcrri northrop james novinger teddy novinger linda noxon mary oberling dana ocenasek jane o'connor Christine oda janyce ogle linda Oliver ronald olson gilbert ortez becky ott cathy ouret donald pacini ann packard paula pahler richard palmer vance pantuso selma parker lisa patterson tom patton Sophomores learn what the tardy bell means. The class of 1971 places second in homecoming float competition. 191 debbie robert jim howard rick luana payton payton pendergrass perino perrin petra fesco john jim mary kelly marceen debra phillips pitts plutt pond pond postert candace patrick paul linda rod jane praete prinster prosence purdon pyland quan jeanette rick jim cynthia kathy quist radebaugh raff rait rasor barbara karla doug andy mark reed reed retherford reynolds ridder denise mary connie bemadette loretta robison rodriguez rohrig romero romero bruce phillips ron powers doug quimby oscar rati iff coleen robbins Steve romero 192 lorraine rose vernon rowe emest sanchez richard rose mike rowlands joe sanchez daniel karen jim rosenthal roswell roussin karl jim cathy rupp ruppert ruzycki tommy bobby marilyn sandersen sandoval sasser mike roussin cheryl salemo lynn schmidt fred rowan bill sanchez david schoening wende scholbe cindy shafer nikki shicora kirt schultz fred shafer steve shouse gail schweitzer david shell daryl shrum charles ron duane searcy sechrist selders paula teny shelley shellabarger shepherd shepherd kelly alice Stanley sidener sigismund simms 193 randy smith rita smuin cynthia snyder holly soelberg robert sosa dark sperber tom steffens curtis stevens larry stieb leanna stine elaine stoner lyle stout doug styers j era Id sutton donald swenson wilma takach becky talarico terry tavelli kathleen taylor Clifford terry martha thiebolt mark thoele helen thomas donald thompson etta thompson janice thompson cindy todd ben toogood lynnette tooker terxy treat Brick counters work up enormous appetites. patty turner judith ulanoski william unruh doreen van dyke debbie vanover charlotte velasquez fred velasquez felix vigil brian vogel joe lynn vote linda vroman patricia wagner peggy walcher Steven waldschmidt doris walker kirk wanzer guy washbum cyndi sue warren julie warren dennis watt gay wayland kerry wayland scott webster don wegner susan weil david wendland kathryn wethington james whaley brad whatley billy white dennis white glenda white selinda whiting bill widdows larry wieker riney wilbert david wilkenson alfred williams joe williams jonalee williams mike williams miland williams 195 zamora jim jeanette richard roy debbie Williamson williamson wilson wilson wimer dirk kim jean james debbie wirth witte woltemath wood woodard nancy richard gene becky judy wright wright wunderlich youmans youmans larry linda camellia rhonda lynne zarl ingo zarl ingo zoobi bailey bown kathy joe judy mike joe smedley smith smith smith spam olline wind and paula wooters pamela youngquist gordon ehler bob thye sophomores not pictured james amiday david billings mike breda mike cardin ken cikler Virginia ford jennie garcia kerry hamilton mary jimenaz lynn johnson paul kelly harold kempt alan loos ladonna mccullough rueben kirkham richard locke laurie mccabe mike margas esther martinez rudy martinez robert masters donald morgan ronald neece samuel ortega kathi pacheco ray parrish robert miller ricky pace mark paveglio cindy perez john radan dan street gary townsend richard trafton david trimble robert tucksen ricardo venegas shirley wright jan zackey leonard shepard robin til ton terry wheeler 196 for jane So young. So young to know so much about others, about herself. She squeezed ( () years of people into a 15 year’s stay. She knew life by what it gave to her, glad of it because it offered her a chance to love, and to work, and to play, and to look up at the stars. She adjusted to its demands like someone older, but loked at it always through the unclouded eyes of a child, seeing a rose in the richest tones of crimson, the grass a green more vivid than any grown-up will ever know. The sky was always the deepest of blue to her, for within its means was all that she abhorred, and everything she held close to her heart in her simplest of ways. So young, it’s true, but nevertheless all is well w ith Jane. 197 Melanie Bray rayvonne whitt, secretary gary foy, president ted colunga, vice president sponsors guide class of 70 john krizman john sutrina mrs. shirley wells miss mary guadnola 199 Charles abeyta dennis alien peggy alien kent anderson linda anderson armella arcieri david austin adrena bailey don balerio mark bauer larry baughman ronald baughman joseph anderies bob anderson lisa armstrong nancy atencio vicki ball karen bartram beverly baxter carol baxter bill benson mike benson karla benzel pauline beroni edward berry peter black mike blanchat emest bliss gary blunk dixie boatright bill boge karrie boita rhea bonner scott bowman david brach bill brack mary brandfas bonnie bray 200 shelley brayton nancy brewer larry britton treva brophy linda brown thomas brown cynthia bull russell bullock joseph burford norman brock randy brophy beverly brutsche louis buescher jerry burke thomas burke rose cameron judy cardin janet carlson cherie carroll teresa carveth danny cass steve caster tommy chadez terry chapel sarafina chavez carl chesney vickie chick mark chiono kris Christensen lynn Christensen darlene church kristy claussen blake cleghom 201 darrell dottie clifton cline ted don colunga Conner mike cline boyd cook nora coder josephine cook judy cole debra couch cathy coll ins steven couch jane coll ins jim cox paula cox allan currier stuart cox glen currier tom craigo brent curtis kristie creel cindy cyphers doug crouch kitty daniel Steve crow sharon darley mary crumbaker yelenia davidovich bruce da vis randy devore roger davis scott deweese Steve dawson irma diaz dolores dean debbie dink ins bill deonier rusty dodd debbie desrosiers twila dodgion val deutsch gary doe den janis doe rr Steve eaklor patricia dowd dennis edwards marilyn droullard david egender robert droullard linda elhart bill duffek steve ell inwood leanne dugdale robert esquibel leonard dunn barbara evans karen jonnie fante fazio carolyne tom flannery flores vicki felmlee ronda forbes jim feltus sherrill fomey ricky finnesy dawn forsgren joanne fiser jaymie fortune peggy fitzhugh terry foster gary foy mike gal legos kathy frank 1 in cindy garber david franks janeen gardner robert freeman mary gardner silver fresquez tom garner jean gallegos gerald gathje lydia gallegos connie gdovin dan geer jeff gibson ken gilder tim gillmore susan gobbo gonzale gonzales janet goodwin merrill gower diane graff gary greer charlotte green don griffee oneta griffee alan griggs jerry griggs bea grimsley kenny grogan tom grunkemeyer arlene guess mary guillen phyllis hackler dan hall david hall tom hall marty hamel neila hammond dean hannigan kent harbert tom harper sherilyn harris kent hartung donna harvey john hathaway paula havin marsh a hawke karyn hayashi patti hayes gary hays carl hefner lconard heighes scott he inrich bill heiny 204 class of’70 edward herrera mark hickman gloria hill jo lynn hill laurel hillabrant steve hintz anne hollingsworth pam houchin andra howlett linda hoyt james hunt patrick hunt david hunter shannon hutton cris hyde john hyre david iles donna james judy james parker james chris jerome gloria johnson kathy johnson larry johnson samuel johnson bruce jones jan jones rae jones katy kanaly greg karly butch kay barbara keith janice kelley Charles kelly charlotte kempfenkel john kendall judee ketchum david kitt ann knapp ingrid kordons anita krajeski kent krepps 205 lana lackey janet lacount Steve land rick larsen pat laverty jim layman john leach mike lee coleen leech rick lefebre jack lehr melody lemmon jay lewis jeanne lichtenhahn bonnie lionberger chuck lionberger evelyn little eilene long patricia longsine tom lorimor kevin lowell linda ludvik debbie luekenga mark luff nancy mcardle kevin mcarthur mike mccallum mitchell mccarrie dennis mcculley michael mcdonald philip mcevoy hugh mcgee jeanna mcgraw barb mckean tom mckinley linnie macomber jeff madison vesta madrid frank margos jackie martin david martinez 206 dorothy martinez joe martinez rick martinez jody marutzky howard mason dean massey jack massey kathy menzies steve mertz forrest meyer bernadette miera andrew miller melvin miller scott miller marty millett patricia miracle john mitchell les mitchell gene monte richard monte ann montgomery charlotte montoya dale montoya Steve montoya tim montoya danny moore donna moore john moore susan morford cynthia morrison george morton gayle motz gary mueller sue mulnix carolyn murphy kevin murphy peggy murphy kenneth mustian barbara nash becky nave paul nelson 207 theresa nelson tom nelson barry newman terry newton bill niblack pat nielson bethan norstadt richard north lorita o'dell sally orr jeannine osbome tim osbome danny pace david pacini debbie pagel bobbi palmer dennis park cathy parker russ parker sandy patrick maria paulson randy pearce steve pease tom peeso rhonda perry pat petersen edwin pettis alien pfost diane phipps hubert pierce ken piersall carl a poland dave pond brent ponsford vince popish junella porter donald porterfield yolande prins nick prinster gloria quintana larry ralston joyce ramsey pam randolph david rankin alan ratzlaff kim reece richard reigles delbert reimer 208 lavada reust sandy reynolds evelyn rice bob rigg susan rinckel mary ritter angela rivera lyle robb terrie robinson brent robison Juniors diligently construct their class troy rogers float, greg rolfe mark rollaine kathy romkee janis roswell marcia rottmann bob row lands rosalee ruble john russell john rutan shawn ryerson pam sackett carol schlegel mary Schumacher New to GJHS, Mrs. Janet Clark finds teaching junior English challenging. 209 laurie Schwab tom service elaine shanahan ellen shanahan donna shepardson terry shepherd mark shortess alien simmons casey simms alana simpson claudia smith kathy smith susan snyder steve sparks kirk springer vickie stadelman shirley Stafford cathy Staggs class of 70 sherry stevens james strickler barry sullivan cheryl summers steve Sutherland mary svaldi teddee swain greg symons mark tavelli kathy taylor robin taylor chris tenney harley terrill pat theisen teresa thome sam tillman ric tom as i robert traylor larry trimble bruce troy leonard trujillo pat trujillo kathy turner nancy turner 210 linda twidale raymond ulibarri jana unger cynthia unrein herbert urban mary valdaz leanna van blarcum sue vargha debra veatch paula velasquez greg verges rick villotti denise Vincent Jerry waller Steve ward buel warzeniak robert Washington gayle washut carol watkins dianna watson jim watts jeff wendland judy westmereland mark whalin terry whalley claudia white pat white valerie white mark whiting rayvonne whitt diana wilbert kathy wiler susan williams jim wilson kathy wilson jim woldruff bruce wolverton dorothy wright forrest wright kathleen wright lloyd wright jeannine wulkan 212 class of ’70 Newly initiated juniors mingle at the National Honor Society meeting. 213 john cook Charles gardner lynn hollett vicki isbell juniors not pictured larry anderson gerry dalton eddie delucas frank dockery carol doucet robert evans hazel fynn nestor gal legos Charles garcia jan gardner david graham micheal graham sherry gustafson cathy huerta lynn james hank keenen rexanne lombardi michael lopez gordon mckelvie Steve peterson gayle radeck marjorie ralston james sandoval katherine sapp randy smith william stepp bob stine bill stortz ted street evan stuart darlene thorn as kris whaley belinda wirtz connie wolf linda wright 214 Art forms find their way to juniors. class of ’69 Senior class of sixty-nine is the greatest. Better face reality. We've got what it takes to get to the top. And that's personality. You bet, we're proud of it, We're Junction High's best. In spirit, and loyalty We're ahead of all the rest. When we graduate we'll go on to glory, Challenges we'll gladly meet; But true Tigers we forever will be. We’re the class that can’t be beat. We've proven our ability. We've done mighty fine; So look out world 'cause here we come. The class of sixty-nine. susan spooner, secretary 215 bob packard, president shari raso, vice president four coordinate senior activities jimmie roberts neal rusco 216 mrs. ida gummere miss sandra sullivan stan acker mickey ackerman peggy anderson carl appelin vicki archuleta susan artaz joe audino ronalyn ausmus s class of ’69 barbara baker frances baker sam baldwin janell barlow gail barnett jean barnett Stephen barnett debbie barstow 217 mark basford dan basham karen beahm alfred bebee chuck bates sandra berets judy baysinger kent beach waiter bergman robin beville class of 69 goldie billings linda bizer everett black john bohl susan boivin Steve bonne 11 dennis bostow carol bozzell sandy bradshaw ken brakhahn 218 robert bray bill brown frances brennan don brown enid brest donna brown ann broadhead mark brown bev brophy norm an brown sandy brownson Christine bums david bryant sally burton nancy buddecke don buthom tom buescher leslie cady mike bullen susan calhoun 219 renay dorris rema doss emma dupre keith ealy melinda eastham peggy eastland joyce eatough chris edwardes echo eisele 220 cathy Campbell linda Campbell mary Campbell carol carr nels cary corinne cesario katherine chadd rick chapel steve chapel edith chin aleece chiono diana church martha claussen bryce cleghom charles coe delores cook sandie cooper -p kathy corder 221 riena eller myndell ellis dennis else mark emmons randy fausett martha fees anita foust linda gallegos helen flannery roxanna franklin kenn galyean kay foley judy fuller john gardner gareth fomey jeannie fuoco ron garlitz dennis foster diane gallegos gary gavin marilyn gidney mike goodwin marti guadnola nancy gilbert dan griffee susan guadnola patty giles dick gross louis guillen pamala glenn kathy grover joyce guth carl a goad gene grutt kristine hart david hays dana headman david heist phil herrera debbie hetland vemelle hetzel roger hoaglund terry hock ins kathe hoff janet holmes mike holmes karen holt chad hook holly houston linda ho vis jim howard john howard jim hoyt gary huber mark hudson david hunt jane hyde ronnie jacks kathy jacob Steve janakka ginger jarvis neicha jerome jan johnson bill johnson robe it a johnston cheryl e jones dan jones menetta jones penny jones sandy jones tom kaufman judy keith sheila kenney linda ketchum pat kirby david kirkpatrick mike kloberdanz michelle knapp john koiter galen koontz roxann krajeski tim kratz russ kuehner jim lander kathy larsen ken larsen marc larson carrol law son linda lee dolores leonard lester lewis robert lewis jerry lowe judy lowe gary lubers tracy luff diane luke jim lyon gary mcallister jim mcbride kathy mccrary dan mcelley kathleen mcginley melvin mckee 227 Charles mastrovich christy matthews denise mayberry joe mazza chris miller dennis miller becky moore cathy morgan clara miller june moffatt debra moorland lyle moss dan miller sam montoya julie moran marsh a motts class of 69 228 jeanne overdorf terry parko bob packard donnita paulson vvanda peachey sherri pigford marc mumby andy nara sharon nevins mike nottingham reed munns kim nara ron nielson barbara orloff joanne mursko craig nelson ron nissen jane otto 229 pat pomponio cassie prosence shari raso richard reynolds mike pond minnie puckett mel reams gary rhyne merikae porter Steve quimby barbara reazin Steve richardsor jan postert frank quintana larry reeves linda rivera david potratz dewey randolph alden reust mike rivera 230 connie robbins georganna romero douglas rushing yolanda sawyer clint robins randy roper stuart rutan sherry saxton deborah robinson teri roper vicki sacco richard scanlan Steve robinson Janice rowan tony sanchez kathy schlegel riney rohrig jerry rupe mariann sanmann janet schmittel class of ’69 231 doss simpson debbie smith deirdre smith delbert d. smith delbert 1. smith elaine smith gary smith gloria smith robert smith sandy smith jack sommers darlene Somerville robert sours steve spam george spehar susan spencer 233 terri sybrant tim taylor cindy thurlow triva thye gerry townsend rick treece pat uhlemann darrell urban dan vance jim vandenberg penny van treeck john varga Carolyn veatch daryl villotti joyce vit2 sharon vogel kathy vroman john wagner judy wagner sue walcher 234 don walker jeanie wark jeanne watson shirley watt nancy watters gary weathers harvey weaver paul weaver jeanette wegner jo weisgerber debra welch katy weston david white jerry white richard white craig whiting deanne whiting Stephanie whitt ron wilbur martin wilburn 235 orman willey raymond williams jane ann wilson jackie witt wanda wood diane woodcock sharon woodward patricia wright dave wyllie diane young thomas young mark zipse seniors not pictured class of ’69 Prom May 17 Baccalaureate June 1 Commencement June 5 grace adams james baughman tim bionaz paula brooks tom brum back joyce brutsche sharyn carter rollie cate tom dark eddie culver fred Cunningham laurena dabbs cheryl debelock robert esquibel paul evans gary flannery wayne foster cameron giebler jim gregory phil guillen mike haldeman rudy herrera john hester della johnson irvin johnson richard keith daneille knapp mike krasnow judy loback patrick love jason mccullah david mcdonald margaret marez percy mayes diana mestas sam moncrief debbie mora cheryl nelson ricky oxford colin pi bum judy ramsey Stanley reed Steve roswell louise saddoris peter sanchez judith schotland alan shouse don simms sam tafoya wayne taylor ron tezak rhonda thorn pson norm an vote cyndi wagner melody wheeler carolyn wieker katherine wigg jim wilson rosalind wright Virginia espinoza adina lombardy tom mcaullife louie mccabe merrill sutton sharon wasson 237 Seniors combined experience and determination to construct the winning homecoming float. Students enjoyed ditching legally on senior sneak day. ’’Witness for the Prosecution” greta carter mr. mayhew leonard vole sir wilbord robarts, q. c. inspector he a me detective romaine clerk of the court mr. justice wainwright alderman mr. myers, q. c. court usher court stenographer warder the judge's clerk 1st barrister 2nd barrister 3rd barrister 4th barrister 5th barrister 6th barrister 1st juror 2nd juror 3rd juror a policeman dr. wyatt janet mackenzie mr. clegg the other woman Directed by Ray Canaday, March 14-15. deanne whiting don buthom craig nelson Charles sigismund dennis mckenna jim vandenberg marc 1 arson roxanne krajeski kenn galyean bob smith robert bray richard reynolds martin wilbum steve spam lyle moss dave ochoa mel realms don walker jane hyde joyce guth everett black becky moore steve craig karen hoit debbie hetland marc 1 arson john koiter kathleen mcginley keith ealy carolyn veatch 238 I w § as i sit here in deep thought, i wonder what life has for me. will all the years in school pay off? or will i have a life full of mediocracy? and as i sit here in deep thought, i wonder what the service will be like? and marriage, and how about money, will i have an important job in life? and when i’m old, what will life be like? or will it even be life? the only ones who will know are God and me, down this road to eternity. nels cary Even in 1943, Ed Whalley was promoting Tiger spirit at GJHS. THANKS, SENIORS . . May Dedication be Your Goal in Life. Allen Porter PHOTOGRAPHER 306 Glenwood Ave. Grand Junction. Colo. 81501 Phone 243-0729 GAVIN’S PHARMACY For All Your Needs 811 North 12th St. 242-7011 We Can Supply The Materials THE DENNING LUMBER COMPANY 432 North Ave. 242-1736 See Ed Wyllie at WYLLIE INVESTMENT CO. Stocks, Bonds, and Mutual Funds Member of National Association of Security Dealers, Inc. % Entrance off U.S. Bank Arcade 243-6343 Where Quality Counts! NORTH AVENUE FURNITURE APPLIANCE CENTER 945 North Ave. 243-0646 Grand Junction, Colo. 242-6301 119 N. Sixth St. 242-7330 Sec the Friendly People at Citizens for lnstallment Loans Savings Insurance Ellen Shanahan and Janice LaCount know what to do with their money. CITIZENS INDUSTRIAL BANK Fourth and Rood Ave. WANTED People to uphold the laws and abide by them everyday. These are true Americans. Are you one of them? BE ONE! Support the GRAND JUNCTION POLICE DEPARTMENT The best in footwear Weejums Old Mainetrotters Nina Originals Cobblers Town and Country Life Stride 530 Main St. 242-2758 243-2311 The place for your Special Date THE AEROPLANE RESTAURANT Walkerfield 242-4433 Music for the young at heart DIXSON INC. I M t JOHNSON'S HOUSE OF FLOWERS Why struggle orally; let Johnson’s say it florally. d 1350 North Ave. Dial 242-4292 Growth through applied technology C lothes-concious coeds Jo Weisgerber and Marcia Buescher select a new winter wardrobe. Mgr. Glyn Clymcr Carrying the latest look in fashion 448 Main St. 242-1348 COLONEL SANDERS RECIPE Kentucky fried kick«n We cook Sunday dinner 7 days a week 1111 North Ave. 243-6222 Complete Gardening Supplies ARMY STORE Don’t let our name fool you. We have something for everyone. 461 Colorado Ave. 242-7259 Lovely Gift Items Pets and Supplies MILE HIGH SEED CO. 133 N. Fourth St. 242-4556 Even Alana Simpson and Elaine Shanahan find something to wear. Leroy offers a new zoom lens that would put Kevin Lowell and Dave Hunt into the summer sports scene. STEPHENS SPORTING GOODS 510 Main St. Thinking of College. .. . First Think of Us 242-1234 242-3811 Fire is always a hazard to life. Our job is to control fire and save lives. We hope we do it well and continue to ask for your support. Veil toy Federal SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION SEVENTH AND OOD - PHONE 242-1 900 Remember the above number. It may be the most important call you'll ever make. GRAND JUNCTION FIRE and RESCUE CERNEY’S BEAUTY COLLEGE Build a Beautiful Future with Us Open to Public 243 N. 12th 243-3642 COLLI HR - PONSFORD INC. Buicks - Pontiac - Opel ED EISENHAUER MOTOR CO. Dodge Cars and Trucks HANSON EQUIPMENT INC. International Harvester Dealer IMPORT MOTORS INC. Volvo - Triumph - Toyota jack McLaughlin motor co. Mercury - Jeep JESSE BOYCE MOTOR INC. Volkswagen - Porche JIM FUOCO MOTOR CO. Cadillac - Oldsmobile - Rambler - CMC Truck LES SHELLIBARGER CHEVROLET Chevrolet Cars and Trucks NATHESON AUTO CO. Datsun WESTERN SLOPE AUTO CO. Ford - Cortina WILLIAMS CHRYSLER - PLYMOUTH Chrysler - Plymouth GRAND JUNCTION NEW CAR AND TRUCK DEALERS ASSOCIATION 2555 North Ave. look for the golden arches A I McDonald's n AH Grand Junction. Colo. For All Your Footwear Needs See Don and Mickey Sparn 420 Main St. Grand Junction Downtown Shopping Park You might try a bigger size, Nets Cary and Rusty Dodd. Make Tiger Tracks « To TOP-HAT DRIVF-IN 139 North Ave. 243-2048 The clJ so2£ 0f A is at | VoQSm ® I today JonJa's Jriasures, forks 349 Main St. 242-1065 Our 65th Year in Grand Junction SCHMIDT HARDWARE 521 Main St. 242-4672 Go! Seniors ’69 HIMES DRILLING CO.. INC 2390 Hiway 6 50 242-8893 We Specialize In Plumbing Heating Sheet Metal Air Conditioning CWE VIEW TWE ; • WORK WE DO . PRIDE- j VOU WILL I [SERVED) SATISFIED; C UK At I MT. GARFIELD 626 Rood Ave. 243-1873 CRESCEHT CRESCENT QUALITY CHEK’D MILK 100% Western Colorado Product at your store, at your door. For the Finest Quality in Musical Instruments Records - Shop GILBERT’S THRIFTWAY MARKET Where all your grocery needs are filled. OPER MUSIC SALES SERVICE j 1625 N. 15th St. 242-1986 136 Fifth St. 242-3272 KREX RADIO DIAL 920 Television Channel 5 Hillcrest Manor Hie Uncola FM 923 242-5000 Made to go the colas one better. Fresh. Clean. Crisp. Never too sweet. Everything a cola's got and more besides. 7UP?.. The Un and only 202 S. Seventh St. 242-1132 Congratulations and Best Wishes to the CLASS OF ’69 Lan COMPANY 1325 N. Fifth St. 242-6742 111 Rood Ave. 243-1260 B.S.A. B. S. A. The name that has always meant speed, power, comfort. Take our Spitfire. Fastest 650 bike made ! 120 mph top speed. Lots of horsepower, full race cam, large carburators, and big 8 brakes to stop it. SPORT CENTER 2585 Hwy 6-50 West Kathy Corder models and sells clothes for class credit. Grand Junction, Colo. 81501 504 Main St. 242-2983 Your year-round Sporting Goods Headquarters for the Western Slope Mike Bullen, Danny Miller, Dave Wyllie, and Larry Reeves prepare for the first snow. GENE TAYLORS THE HOME L£AN home'LOAN 3a«£ va NOiTH KXMTH . CAANO JUNCDOfi CQttl Enter— Parting with some of her hard earned cash is Anita Krajeski. A World Of Money! Save Yours at HOME LOAN 145 N. Fourth St. 242-3366 B B ELECTRIC CO. ♦Wiring ♦Lighting ♦Maintenance ♦Residential ♦Commercial ♦Industrial ♦Free Estimates Day or Night Service Larry, is Rema Doss really impressed? AUTO MART BUD FLEMING 230 W. Grand Ave. 242-2450 233 N. First St. 261 North Ave. 243-6101 243-6140 RAINBO PHOTO COLOR INC. ♦Cameras Polaroid Minalta Argus Yashica Eastman ♦Sony Recorders Service ♦Complete Camera Equipment! ♦Accessories Sales Rentals Auto Towing [aA? 24 Hr. Service 4 Wreckers 24 Hour Service on black white and color prints Complete Body Repair Auto Painting Frame Straightening BILL’S BODY SHOP 242-1392 228 Rood Ave. Fourth Glenwood 243-0373 SupmT '. V AND WE GIVE YOU AH GREEN STAMPS! ... America’s Most Valuable Stamps GfifMah tef 0 company Good Class of Luck ’69 LENDL SUPER DRUG 411 Glenwood Ave. 242-0380 554 Main St. 243-0542 Mildly Medicated KEXO home of the All American Survey 557 Main St. 243-1230 Congratulations Seniors From The CU-S3 INSTANT RELIEF THE BEFORE AFTER SOOTHING LOTION for ♦ Dry Slc n 0 Chafing ♦ Chapping and other tSkin Irritations In Three Sizes . . . 69c 98c 1.19 C. D. SMITH 8th and North Ave. 243-1556 233 S. Fifth St. 243-1121 Whatever you are saving for •College a car •or just a rainy day Save for it at THE MUTUAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION 130 N. Fourth St. 242-6642 C rudxxjfaboas Q itittS.. Bwokfuj Lumb o C nipCtMiJ 659 South Ave. 242-3757 Put Your Clothes Back in Shape “Up-To-Date” The Only Place in Town Like It! and Don’t Forget “Your Cleaner is Your Clothes Best Friend” 124 S. Fifth St. 242-6272 UP-TO-DATE GRAND VALLEY RURAL POWER LINES INC. 2727 Grand Ave. Grand Junction, Colorado 81501 Promoting the Economy of Western Colorado' of STOP! at MIDWEST ELECTRIC your electrical needs The Best Home Furnishings for Grand Junction MIDWEST ELECTRIC 720 Independent Ave. 242-8400 2811 F Road BOCKLEMAN’S FLORAL 242-4514 VM - v FUN RADIO 1340 Featuring Chicken man The GJHS Show Story lady The Big “G” Program Bonnie and Clyde and The Swingingest Music In Town 421 Glen wood Ave. 242-7800 The Finest Food in town conies from the FOUNTAIN ROOM at the 2) wye Sherry Stevens, Marilyn Droullard, and Claudia Smith ponder the wide assortment of salads. 755 Horizon Dr. 243-6790 HERTZ CERTIFIED SERVICE means complete satifaction HERTZ RENTACAR LICENSEE Let Hertz Put You In The Driver’s Seat Airport Terminal 243-0747 It figures . GOOD STUDENTS GENERALLY ARE BETTER DRIVERS! Yes, it figures! Statistics prove it! And Kemper Insurance recognizes this fact with lower rates for young drivers who qualify. DUFFORD INSURANCE AGENCY 242-8533 134 N. Sixth Dale Montoya, Sandie Lackey, and Karla Reed enjoy our fine pastries. HOME STYLE BAKERY 940 North Ave. 243-1233 Visit Our Unique Gift and Garden Center 2862 North Ave. 242-5528 Congratulations Seniors! CANVAS PRODUCTS CO. 338 S. Second St. 242-1453 Remember the greatest days of your life W Congratulations Graduates ROYAL INN 1810 North Ave. $32.95 with a Class Ring from Zales. We make a ring as great as your memories. We put the school name on the base and even include the school nickname or mascot. We ll engrave three initials inside the ring. It's even available with a design beneath the stone And you can have a choice of stones-choose your birth-school color, a handsome 242-8292 w Come on in to Zales...pick out your Class Ring (order any year-past, present or future)...and open a Student Charge account while you’re at It. GIRLS $27.9S stone, school col black onyx diamond. Zales JEWELERS 435 Main St. 243-2821 There’s so much to enjoy when it’s MESAFV NATIONAL rAh BANK [JVM 28th North Ave., Grand Junction. Meadow Gold Colo. 81501 Ph. 242-8822 Congratulations to the Class of ’69 from HOME APPLIANCE AND KITCHEN CENTER 155 North Fourth 243-3290 CLEOPATRA WIG DISTRIBUTORS -C7LTTL -C7 Your Trophy Headquarters Medals Ribbons Custom Engraving 112 Ouray Ave. 242-5457 4J� MAIN STREET, GRAND JUNCTION Bob Packard lends a helping hand to a customer shopping at Squires. MONARCH AVIATION INC. Chartered Service Air Freight Air Ambulance Flight Training Cessna Sales and Service Walker Field 243-1802 Congratulations to The Graduating Seniors of Ladies Coffee Bowl Student Banker Student League Free Instruction Jack Myrna Adams Everyone Has Fun At 295 27 Road - Phone 242-9297 - Grand Junction, Colorado 81501 Cheers! A W ROOT BEER DRIVE INN 2837 North Ave. 243-2565 Congratulations Seniors IVANHOE INN (Formerly Commercial Inn) 233 North Ave. 243-2210 Since 1903 Success to the class of ’69 HETZEL’S STUDIO The Bank of Action UNITED STATES BANK of Grand Junction Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Federal Reserve System 261 Second St., Clifton 434-7324 For All Special Occasions Karen Lashmett Owner 755 Horizon Drive 243-1221 At the Holiday Inn GOOD FOOD AT WILLIAMS 7-11 MARKET 801 N. First St. 242-9314 CONNIE’S FABRICS wishes to congratulate Seniors of ’69 552 Main St. 242-3848 Step In Style with shoes from KINNEY’S 425 Main St. 242-9799 Selecting party supplies at Williams are Jane Hyde and Menetta Jones. Grand Junction. Colorado BROWNSON’S For quality merchandise •Sero •Pendleton •Jantzen •Puritan • Levi Casuals •Florsheim Shoes Visit our Bailiwick “Young man’s domain” Campus Fashions 401 Main St. 242-5074 See First National First 336 Main St. 242-8362 464 Main St. 243-2411 Quality you can measure by your own car’s performance BAKER OIL CO. SERVICE STATIONS exescsjon LAUNDRY AND ODORLESS DRY CLEANERS Grand Jet., Colo. 242-6305 For the fastest STOP!! and best For The Best In Food Drink cleaning in town It’s SANTY’S 335 Main St. 242-9621 605 Rood Ave. 242-8414 STATE HARDWARE CO. 541 Main St. Where you find quality meat and produce 242-2159 ManAet Be in with the crowd and Shop Fashions for all ages THRIFT-WAY MARKET Sixth and Main 2999 North Ave. 243-1987 Let us help you find it. Looking for Excitement MESA TRAVEL SERVICE LaCourt Motor Lodge 242-9925 Dine at the For the Best Wishing Every Success To The Class Of 1969 eefeaTers 159 Colorado Ave. 242-7701 FOR YOUR STATIONERY AND OFFICE NEEDS C. R. BROWN OIL CO. Sinclair v '' 604 S. Sixth St. 242-2731 447 ROOO AVENUE ••• TELEPHONE 242-5222 All College-Bound G.J. H. S. Students are invited to consider the advantages of attending MESA COLLEGE . . . an accredited two-year institution with comprehensive curriculum offerings. New Physical Education Center ASSOCIATE-DEGREE TRANSFER o PRE-PROFESSIONAL o VOCATIONAL-TECHNICAL A student who plans to work toward the Associate Degree in one of the academic areas may concentrate his study in any of the college's numerous subject-matter fields. All credits earned in these acadomic areas are transferable to four-year institutions. In response to increased demands for trained technicians and other workers with semi-professional skills, Mesa College has developed a number of technical and vocational programs especially designed to meet the needs of business and industry and also to provide training for many students who do not plan to complete a four-year program. For additional information see your High School Counselor or contact the DIRECTOR OF ADMISSIONS, MESA COLLEGE, GRAND JUNCTION, COLORADO Groceries Congratulations Seniors MESA COUNTY SHERIFF’S POSSE Choice Meats Drugs BRACH’S MARKET See the Colorado Stampede June 18, 19, 20, 21 P°5° Co, h ■¥ °C ATlO 2516 Broadway 242-7986 Auto Service f WHEEL ALIGNING BRAKE SPECIALISTS no Truer too tAtce mo err too smau tm Bn a m 524 Pitkin Ave. 243-3123 -2fferr icbt liebt JiCfe in, Oer bliebt c-in T arr Jim Feltus admires his newly purchased ring with Pat Page. Shop jetn f PAGE-PARSONS JEWELERS for that Important gift 519 Main St. 242-3420 Do you? 709 North Ave. 242-2466 Washing clothes is not just woman's work. Pat Kirby, Bill DeLong, Rob Beville, Gary Smith, and Rick Chapel found that it could be done quick and easy. Congratulations to the Great Class of 1969 from COMTRONICS CABLE TV NORGE VILLAGE 725 Rood Ave. Grand Junction, Colorado Cleaning and Laundry 901 N. Seventh St. 242-9684 INDEPENDENT LUMBER For The Best In Tire And Retread Service Satisfaction Guaranteed says “Congratulations Class of 1969” 101 S. Spruce St. 243-0311 FLEET SERVICE FIRESTONE Susan Calhoun sits patiently as Mr. Scheer styles her hair. SCHEER STYLE CUTS Tresses both long short Are a trend I’ll admit. But professional cuts clean hair Are a style that won’t quit. Best Wishes Tigers!! WEGNER AIRCRAFT INC. Guys Gals All Ages All Trends, Reg. Prices By Campus Drug 1109 Houston 242-9658 Walker Field 243-1702 NEW METHOD LAUNDRY DRY CLEANERS LINEN SUPPLY Ride in - Comfort Style Modern Inexpensive “We serve to please” free pick-up and delivery 321 Rood Ave. 242-8464 CONTINENTAL TRAILWAYS BUS STATION 230 S. Fifth St. 242-6012 LARRY’S AUTO SALES The finest, cleanest cars in town Come in and see us at 931 First St. 242-3994 Larry Badini Jim Badini ® $= •Coffee Shop open 24 hr. •Dining Room and Banquet Facilities Call 243-7200 Food to perfection 2150 Highway 6-50 At the HOLIDAY INN 755 Horizon Dr. Qacii ff Flowers for all occasions Free Delivery Open 8-6 439 North Ave. 243-2770 Jim Lance finds what he wants in our wide selection of tools. WESTERN AUTO Associate Store 316 Main St. 242-2483 Free.... Pick-up and Delivery Quality Geaned at “QUALITY CLEANERS” Drive-In 1 -hour courteous service 242-3412 545 Grand Ave. MmwEStf THE HOUSE OF PHOTOGRAPHY Grand Junctions Headquarters For... •Cameras Camera Accesories Film •Quality Finishing •Fine Graduation Gifts. 444 Main St. 242-3063 TIGER PUBLICATIONS C.B.G.C. CO. depend upon the sale of S.B.A. Tickets Support Your School Film Productions Producers of Fine films Quantity Quality Comedy •Unusual Skits thank you to the many advertisers who made this 1969 tiger possible, to caprice studio, photography by curtis, hetzel studio, midwest photo, rainbo photo, perry studio, and Stephens sporting goods for their photographic aid. to the gjhs administration and faculty, especially gary cordray, for their cooperation and assistance, to the jack and jill shop, johnson's house of flowers, the sentinel publishing company, and shakey's pizza parlor for royalty picture settings. our warmest thanx go to mrs. tess carmichael, our adviser, alien porter of alien-porter studio, and marilyn gidney, ourtypist, for their invaluable help throughout the year; and to don hobbs for the color picture. 280 index abeyta, charles 84, 200 abeyta, vera 183 acker, mark 57, 133, 161, 162, 183 acker, Stanford 217 ackerman, mickey 217 ackers, carol 183 adams, grace 237 alien, dennis 67, 168, 200 alien, nancy 183 alien peggy 200 amiday, james 196 anderies, joseph 200 anderson. kent 200 anderson, larry 214 anderson, linda 200 anderson, patsy 183 anderson, peggy 67, 131, 217 anderson, robert 155, 200 anderson, sylvia 71, 95, 183 anderson, tom 183 antonopoulos. john 183 appelin, carl 217 appelin, irene 183 archuleta, diana 183 archuleta, dona Id 183 archuleta, maria 183 archuleta, vicki 130, 217 arcieri, armella 200 arcieri, jim 84, 123, 155, 160, 183 arevian, mark 183 armstrong, lisa 200 amey, gail 183 amold, david 69, 183 arroyo, juanita 183 artaz, susan 217 atencio, nancy 68, 200 audino, joseph 96, 217 a us m us, ronalyn 55, 217 austin, david 200 austin, margie 183 back, cathy 183 bailey, adrena 200 bailey, paula 67, 71, 183 bailey, rhonda 196 bail lie, Virginia 39 baker, barbara 217 baker, frances 67, 217 baker, leland 183 baldwin, sam 217 bale, linda 183 balerio, don 75, 161, 200 balerio, pauline 183 ball, vicki 67, 200 barlow, janell 68, 217 barnett, gail 217 bamett, jean 217 barnett, Stephen 173, 217 barstow, debbie 217 bartram, karen 200 basford, gordon 218 basham, dan 218 basinger, jeff 183 bates, chuck 79, 148, 158, 218 baucr, mark 200 baiighman, james 237 baughman, larry 200 baughman, lois 34 baughman, mary 183 baughman, ronald 162, 175, 200 baughman, ronna 62, 183 baxter, beverly 200 baxter, Steve 183 baxter, thomas baysinger, judy 218 beach, kent218 beahm, karen 44, 50, 218 beasley, barton 183 beatty, naomi 200 beckner, john 67, 183 bebee, alfred 55, 183 beebe, kathy 183 beecham, laura 183 behrend, mike 183 belcastro, debbie 200 belden, ronald 178, 200 bemis, katie 44. 48, 51, 236 benefield, richard 183 benham, kim 183 benson, bill 200 benson, michael 200 benzel, karla 200 berets, sandra 218 bergman, elinor 38 bergman, waiter 131, 153, 173 218 berkley, james 162, 177, 183 beroni, pauline 95, 200 berry, edward 200 beverly, becky 95, 183 beville, mike 183 beville, robin 46, 218 billings, david 196 billings, goldie 218 bionaz, timothy 237 birks, karen 58, 183 birr, barbara 237 bishop, barry 183 bissell, donna 23 bizer, linda 218 black, betsy 183 black, david 183 black, everett 218 black, peter 200 blanchat, mike 200 bliss, emest 200 blue, roxann 214 blunk, gary 155, 200 boatright, dixie 200 boge, becky 67, 183 boge, william 66, 67, 200 bohl, john 218 boita, karrie 84, 92, 200 boivin, diane 183 boivin, susan 44, 48, 100, 126 218 boney, francis 18s bonnell, jeff 183 bonnell, Steven 161, 218 bonner, rhea 200 borden, rita 183 bom, delmer 33 borton, susan 58, 183 bostow, dennis 68, 218 bottinelli, david 178, 183 bowden, linda 184 bowman,.scott 84, 151, 170, 200 bown, lynne 196 bozzell, carol 218 bozzell, john 184 brach, david 200 brack, william 200 bradbury, michael 67, 184 bradshaw, bonnie 184, 281 bradshaw, sandra 79, 218 brakhann, kenneth 218 brandfas, mary 133, 200 brangham, charlene 61, 184 brangham, marlene 184 bratton, polly 184 bray, bonnie 200 bray, melanie 184 bray, robert 177, 219 brayton, she 1 ley 201 breda, mike 196 brennan, frances 65, 219 brest, enid 219 brewer, nancy 201 brewer, pam 95, 184 britton, larry 201 broadhead, ann 219 brock, bruce 67, 184 brock, norman 201 brodine, Steve 184 brooks, henry 184 brooks, paula 237 brophy, beverly 219 brophy, randy 201 brophy, treva 201 brosius, Steve 184 brothers, joseph 184 brown, bill 163, 173 brown, claire 184 brown, don 219 brown, donna 63, 94, 219 brown, jewel 184 brown, lee ann 95, 184 brown, linda 201 brown, mark 170 brown, norman 219 brown, patty 184 brown, priscilla 184 brown, thomas 58, 201 brownson, jill 184 brownson, sandy 149, 158, 173, 219 brumback, tom 68, 237 bruner, charles 71, 184 brutsche, beverly 201 brutsche, joyce 237 bryant, david 219 bryant, nicky 184 buchholz, bradley 177, 184 buddecke, nancy 219 buescher, louis 201 buescher, marcia 98, 184 buescher, thomas 219 buker, donna 184 bull, cynthia 70, 98, 201 bull, Winifred 29 bullen, mike 45, 173, 219 bullock, russell 132, 201 burford, joseph 155, 176, 201 burke, jerome 201 burke, thomas 162, 201 burkhalter, carol 196 burkhardt, cindy 184 burnett, galan 184 burns, Christine 219 burns, john 52, 150, 158, 162, 201 burns, paula 201 burrows, gary 201 burrows, linda 184 burton, sally 90, 124, 126, 129 busch, micky 176, 177, 201 buthom, dona Id 129, 219 butler, richard 184 butts, charlotte 184 byrom, pam 71, 201 cable, archie 201 cady, ieslie 133, 219 calhoun, brian 185 calhoun, bruce 184 calhoun, susan 46, 219 callaway, debra 201 cameron, rose 201 Campbell, cathy 220 Campbell, linda 220 Campbell, mary 220 canaday, raymond 23 cardin, judi 201 cardin, mike 196 carlson, janet 66, 201 car Ison, john 176 carlson, judy 66, 184 carmichael, perry 23 Carmichael, Virginia 23 caraes, chris 184 camett, beverly 237 earns, dennis 184 carr, carol 68, 220 carr, jenine 67, 71, 184 carson, Steven 184 carroll, cherie 94, 109, 120, 201 carter, mary 77, 107, 184 carter, sharyn 237 carveth, teresa 108, 201 cary, kent 184 cary, nels 46, 63, 100, 220 cason, connie 184 cass, danny 68, 201 caster, Steve 71, 201 cate, rollie 237 cavanagh, michael 184 cavanagh, theresa 185 caviness, danny 185 caviness, william 185 cavitt, carol 185 cesario, corinne 221 chadd, katherine 221 chadd, nancy 185 chadez, tommy 201 chamberlain, glenn 185 chambers, cathie 66, 185 chapel, rick 221 chapel, steve 175, 221 chapel, terry 201 chavez, sarafina 201 chesney, carl 201 chiaro, james 185 chick, vickie 201 chin, albert 84, 185 chin, edith 68, 104, 129, 131, 220, 237 chiono, aleece 108, 220 chiono, mark 134, 201 Christensen, kris 95, 201 Christensen, lynn 134, 201 Christensen, randy 185 Christian, david 185 Christopher, marjorie 185 church, darlene 201 chruch, diana 220 cikler, ken 196 dark, calvin 185 dark, janet 209 dark, sally 196 dark, tom 237 claussen, kristy 95, 201 claussen, martha 45, 220 cleghom, blake 201 cleghom, bryce 47, 97, 220 clifton, darrell 134, 202 clifton. roxann 185 cline, dottie 202 cline, kerry 185 cline, mike 202 cloud, glenda 185 clubb, hartland 185 coates, cassandra 185 coder, nora 202 coe, Charles 68, 84, 88, 128, 221 cole, judy 202 coleman, connie 185 coleman, jim 185 collard, cameron 185 coilins, cathy 202 collins, jane 92, 125, 202 colosimo, pamela 58, 185 colony, robert 185 colunga, ted 149, 198 , 202 Conner, connie 185 cornier, don 68, 83, 84, 88, 99, 152, 162, 202 cook, bob 171 cook, boyd 202 cook, delores 221 cook, susan 185 cook, jonathan 214 cook, josephine 202 cooley, leroy 71, 185 cooper, jim 185 cooper, rick 185 cooper, sandra 92, 114, 119, 121, 221 cope, greg 174, 175 corder, jim 168, 185 corder, kathleen 221 cordray, gary 23 core, rocke 237 cotter, robert 185 couch, debra 202 couch, steven 202 cox, carl 38, 78, 162 cox, dan 148, 158, 161, 220 cox, jim 202 cox, paula 68, 202 cox, stuart 60, 134, 202 craig, Stephen 46, 48, 49, 220 craig, susan 66, 131, 220 craigo, tom 202 crede, marilyn 28, 97 creel, kirstie 202 cretti, daniel 185 crider, russell 68, 166, 170, 220 crouch, douglas 220 crow, donna 220 crow, Stephen 202 crumbacker, mary 66 , 202 cruz, mary 185 culver, eddie 237 cummins, sharon 70, 221 cunio, james 221 Cunningham, Christine 221 Cunningham, fred 76, 237 Cunningham, gregory 185 Cunningham, harold 185 currier, allan 202 currier, Christine 185 currier, connie 67, 68, 128, 221 currier, glen 66 currier, james 66, 185 curtis, brent 202 cypher, david 185 cyphers, cindy 98 dabbs, laurena 237 daily, patrick 71, 185 dale, marsha 220 282 dale, marti 186 dale, michael 186 dalton, gerry 214 dalton, glennith 105, 220 dangler, kurtiss 186 daniel, kathryn 202 darien, leiford 33 darley, sharon 133, 202 darnel 1, linda 186 damell, michael 68, 88, 149, 158, 167, 174, 220 davidovich, yelenia 202 davidson, diana 214 da vis, bruce 150, 202 davis, clarke 163, 220 davis, roger 202 davis, stephine 186 davis, vema 186 dawson, james 186 dawson, james 221 dawson, Stephen 155, 202 dean, delores 79, 202 debelock, cheryl 237 delong, bill 221 delucas, edward 52, 214 deonier, william 202 dering, lisa 108, 186 derose, ronald 186 desrosiers, deborah 202 deutsch, val 202 devincentis, lindy 186 devore, randy 202 deweese, curtis 97, 202 deweese, gary 67, 70, 129, 221 deweese, susan 67, 71, 84 , 94, 114, 118, 127, 138, 221 dhabolt, dell 186 dial, barbara 186 diaz, irma 202 diaz, manuel 170 diaz, mary 186 dickensheets, frederick 26 dickey, donna 186 dickey, helen 83, 106, 221 dickey, ted 179 dinkins, debbie 202 dockery, frank 214 dodd, russell 202, 280 dodgion, twila 202 doeden, gary 162, 202 doerr, janis 68, 203 dorris, renay 105, 220 dorris, rickey 186 doss, rema 45, 92, 119, 220 doucet, carol 214 dowd, patricia 203 draper, karen 77, 186 droullard, marilyn 203 droullard, robert 203, 280 duck, vemon 36 duffek, william 203 dugdale, leanne 203 dugdale, steve 155, 168, 186 duncan, john 174, 176 dunn, Charles 38, 174 dunn, leonard 61, 68, 203 dunn, melanie 186 dupre, emma 220 dupre, janet 186 dyer, jayne 84, 106, 186 eaklor, steven 67, 70, 87, 132, 203 ealy, keith 68, 98, 175, 176, 177, 220 eastham, melinda 47, 49, 97, 126, 221 eastland, peggy 68, 88, 95, 221 foster, sara 39 graff, connie 68, 84, 95, 119, eatough, Christine 74 foster, terry 203 181, 187 eatough, joyce 221 foster, wayne 237 graff, diane 88, 95, 204 eddy, elaine 21 foust, anita (curriere) 222 graham, david 214 edwards, chris 95, 221 foust, laura 196 graham, micheal 214 edwards, david 186 foy, Catherine 186 graham, william 26 edwards, dennis 65, 68, 203 edwards, toni 71, 186 foy, gary 196, 203 granere, Clyde j. 20 franks, david 75, 105, 203 grasso, louis 21 egender, david 203 franklin, david 105, 186 graves, jari 214 egley, mary 186 franklin, jim 71, 163, 187 greear, gary 204 chler, gordon 196 franklin, kathy 107, 203 green, charlotte 68, 204 eisele, echo 220 franklin, roxanna (rose) 222 gregory, james 237 eisele, pam 186 freeman, robert 203 griego, diane 187 elhart, linda 203 fresquez, silver joseph 203 griffee, dan 46. 223 ellinwood, sharon 186 frey, judy 222 griffee, don 66, 204 ellinwood. Steve 60, 203 eller, riena 76, 222 fuhrmeister, sherry 214 griffee, linda 187 fuller, judy 222 griffee, oneta 204 elliot, zina 70, 186 fulton, muffie 84, 187 griggs, alan 204 elliott, john 67, 135, 186 funderburk, debbie 187 griggs. gerald 71, 204, 280 ellis, myndell 222 fuoco, jeannie 60. 84. 127, 222 griggs, waiter 214 ellis, nancy 214 fynn, jane 214 grigsby. richard 187 else, dennis 173, 222 grimsely, beatice 204 emmons, mark 222 galba, melinda 187 grogan, kenny 204 enos, cindy 186 gale, william 187 grosche, ame 36 erskine, mike 186 gallegos, diane 222 gross, dick 155, 223 grover, kathleen 223 grubb, mary lou 187 espinoza, Virginia 237 gallegos, jean 89, 203 esquibel, robert 203 gallegos, linda 222 esquibel, robert 68, 88. 237 gallegos, lydia 104, 203 grunkemeyer, tom 152, 175, 204 estes, terry 186 gallegos, michael 68. 88. 134 grutt, gene 129, 132, 223 etcheson, gary 30 203 guadnola, martha 46, 223 evans, barbara 95, 203 galyean, kenn 47, 99, 100. 127 guadnola, mary 25, 199 evans, dana 186 153, 222 guadnola, susan 45, 68, 223 evans, paul 237 garber, cindy 95, 203 guess, arlene 204 evans, robert 214 garcia, Charles 214 guillen, david jr. 160, 187 ewing, mickey 186 garcia, jennie 196 guillen, fred 162, 187 gardner, Charles 214 guillen, louis 101, 159, 160. 223 fanning, william 31, 147, 172 gardner, jan 57, 84, 214 guillen, mary 204 fante, karen 203 gardner, janeen 203 guillen, phil 163, 237 farmer, loma jean 186 gardner, john 222 gummere, ida 40, 216 fausett, randy 222 gardner, mary 203 gustafson, sherry 214 fazio, debbie 186 gardner, rick 187 guth, joyce 47, 49, 50. 100. 102, fazio, jonnie 203 garlitz, ronald 222 223 fedel, ronald 186 gamer, Charles (tom) 67, 155, haakenson, matt 187 fees, anne 186 203 fees, martha 222 garrett, Christine 187 hackler, phyllis 68, 204 felmlee, vicki 203 gathje, gerald 203 hackney, dona Id 187 feltus, jim 84, 96, 123, 151, gavin, gary 222 hagerman, peggy 71, 187 170, 203 gdovin, connie 203 haigler, Charles 32, 182 fenn, stan 179 gear, john robert 30, 154, 170 halaeman, mike 152, 237 ferris, c. sherman 37 geer, dan 204 hall, anita 187 figgers, mary 214 gehring, lana 187 hall, daniel 204 filener, mary 237 gibbs, barbara 53, 187 hall, david 204 finnesy, ricky 203 gibbs, chris 69, 187 hall, geary 175 fiser, joanne 203 gibbs, steven 69, 187 hall, tim 187 fisher, ronald 71, 186 gibson, dave 179 hall, thomas 204 fitzhugh, peggy 203 gibson, jeff 179, 204 hamel, marty 162, 204 fitzhugh, rodney 186 gidney, marilyn 223 hamilton, kerry 196 flannery, carolyne 68, 79. 203 giebler, cameron 237 hammond, neila 204 flannery, gary 149, 158, 161, 237 gifford, delores 237 hanson, jack 187 flannery, helen 96. 222 gilbert, nancy 66, 77, 223 hanson, kathryn 187 fleer, linda 214 gilder, kenneth 204 hannigan, dean 204 fleming, terry 186 giles, cheryl 187 harbert, kent 155, 162, 204 flores, tom 203 giles, patricia 223 harper, james 214 foley, diane 186 gillmore, tim 162, 204 harper, tom 204 foley, kay 68, 222 gilman, nora 140, 187 harris, bethann 66, 67, 70, 98, foley, patricia 66. 84, 186 glenn, pamala 223 187 forbes, ronda 203 goad, carla, 54, 223 harris, sherilyn 68, 204 ford, ellen 186 goad, jack 155, 187 harrison, carlyn 187 fomey, gareth 222 gobbo, susan 204 hart, kristine 223 fomey, sherrill 203 goddard, Christine 187 hartung, kent 204 forsgren, dawn 203 goffredi, dave 66, 187 harvey, donna 107, 204 forster, gilbert 84, 186 gonzales, gonzale 204 hathaway, john 75, 204 fortune, jamie 94, 119, 203 good, dona Id 187 havin, paula 204 foster, andrew 186 goodwin, janet 204 hawke, marsha 204 foster, david 186 goodwin, mike 223 hawke, rick 187 foster, dennis 105, 222 gordon, calvin 187 hayashi, karyn 61. 132, 204 foster, diana 186 gower, merrill 68, 204 283 hayes, patti 204 hayes, thomas 155, 162, 187 hays, david 73, 223 hays, gary 204 hedman, dana 176, 177, 223 hefner, carl 67, 204 heighes, leonard 204 heinrich, scott 204 heiny, william 168, 204 heist, david 223 hendricks, pat 187 hendrickson, gayla 187 herrera, edward 75, 205 herrera, phil 223 herrera, roger 187 herrera, rudy 237 hesterm, john 237 hetland, cyndi 187 hetland, debbie 44, 99, 223 hetzel, glenna 188 hetzel, vemelle 65, 244 hickman, mark 67, 205 hicks, jack 171 hill, della 188 hill, gloria 205 hill, jo lynn 205 hill, ted 172 billabrant, laurel 205 hindman, floyd 71, 188 hintz, steve 167, 173, 205 hitchins, jeanette 22 hoaglund, roger 73, 105, 224 hockins, terry 128, 130, 224 hoenig, peter 188 hoff, katherine 68, 88, 103, 132, 135, 224 holding, jane 84 hollandsworth, rodney 188 hollett, lynn 214 hollingsworth, anne 205 holmes, frank 196 holmes, james 188 holmes, jane 214 holmes, janet 224 holmes, karra 188 holmes, mike 179, 224 hook, chad 155, 224 holt, karen 44, 48, 224 hopper, marie 22 hornbeck, terry 188 horton, jim 188 houchin, pam 205 houston, holly 224 hovis, lynn 68, 224 howard, james 67, 177, 224 howard, john 66, 70, 153, 224 howard, maribeth 66, 67, 70, 188 howe, helen 37, 104 howlett, andra 205 hoyt, james 224 hoyt, linda 205 hubbard, john 24 huber, gary 176, 224 huber, mark 155, 188 hudson, kathleen 70, 188 hudson, mark 224 huerta, Catherine 214 huff, john 178, 188 huff, mary 188 hunt, david 173, 224 hunt, james 105, 205 hunt, ken 172 hunt, patrick 205 hunter, david 205 hunter, margaret 22 hurst, becky 188 hutchison, gail 188 hutton, shannon 205 hyde, chris 71, 174, 176, 205 hyde, jane 67, 224 hyre, john 205 iles, david 205 ingle, leonard 188 ingram, larry 30, 177 isbell, toni 188 isbell, vicki 214 jacks, ronnie 224 jackson, carol 197 jacob, kathy 47, 96, 102, 224 jacobs, marion 27, 66, 70, 71 jacobs, steve 67, 155, 188 james, donna 205 james, judy 70, 129, 132, 134, 205 james, lynn 205, 214 james, parker 205 james, robert c. 20 janakka, steve 173, 224 jarvis, Virginia 55, 225 jensen, diana 188 jensen, jeff 188 jensen, michael 188 jerome, chris 205 jerome, neicha 91, 114, 116, 117, 125, 225 jimenaz, connie 188 jimenaz, mary 196 johnson, betty 237 johnson, della 237 johnson, everett 25, 172 johnson, gloria 205 johnson, irvin 237 johnson, james 188 johnson, jan 225 johnson, jay 188 johnson, kathryn 205 johnson, kent 178, 188 johnson, larry 205 johnson, lynn 196 johnson, nila 188 johnson, richard 188 johnson, rodney 214 johnson, samuel 205 johnson, tod 214 johnson, william 46, 66, 67, 71, 173, 225 johnston, carol 188 johnston, jack 188 johnston, roberta 44, 48, 83, 84, 108, 127, 225 johnston, ruth 27 jones, bruce 205 jones, cheryle 225 jones, dan 225 jones, gary 188 jones, janea 205 jones, menetta 66, 225 jones, penny 225 jones, rae 92, 205 jones, saundra 225 kanaly, katherine 205 karly, greg 67, 71, 205 karp, rodney 188 karp, stuart 188 kaufman, kathy 188 kaufman, tom 59, 84, 100, 127, 225 kay, robert 205 keenen, hank 214 keith, barbara 205 keith, judy 72, 225 keith, richard 237 keithley, tom 71, 155, 188 284 kelley, janice 104, 205 kelly, charles 205 kelly, kathy 66, 70, 71, 188 kelly, lorraine 188 kelly, paul 196 kempfenkel, charlotte 205 kempt, harold 71, 196 kcndall, john 205 kendall, michael 188 kenney, sheilah 225 kenney, todd 188 kephart, michael 188 ketchum, judee 205 ketchum, linda 225 kiefer, dennis 26, 100 kiggins, linda 188 kimmey, michael 67, 188 kindel, william 155, 188 kirby, patrick 46, 225 kirkham, rueben 196 kirkpatrick, david 74, 225 kitt, david 205 klements, michael 188 kloberdanz, michael 225 knapp, ann 205 knapp, daneille lo£, 107, 237 knapp, michelle 64, 225 knott, richard 188 koehn, kenneth 27 koiter, john 60, 64, 66, 225 koiter, judy 67, 98, 188 koontz, galen 60, 225 kopanos, peggy 226 kordons, ingrid 66, 205 kovacic, linda 68, 226 kowalski, teresa 226 krajeski, anita 86, 95, 205 krajeski, roxann 47, 48, 68, 82, 84, 88, 130, 226 krasnow, michail 237 kratz, jack c. 28 kratz, timothy 226 krepps, kent 67, 71, 205 kriegh, william 163, 189 krizman, john 34, 154, 174, 199 kuehner, russell 226 kunard, ken 179 kuretich, michael 155, 189 kuykendall, mona 189 lackey, lana 206 lackey, sandra 189 lacount, janet 206 lance, jim 68, 143, 153, 236 land, earl 214 land, steven 155, 162, 206 lander, james 226 lander, theresa 189 landmeier, dan 189 lane, gordon 189 lantz, dana 189 laramore, launa 66, 189 larsen, kathleen 77, 97, 226 larsen, ken 176, 226 larsen, richard 206 larson, jill 189 larson, marc 84, 126, 226 larson, peter 33 larson, tim 237 laverty, patricia 98, 206 lawson, carrol 226 laycock, ken 189 layman, james 71, 206 layman, mary 71, 189 leach, john 206 lee, linda 67, 71, 76, 132, 226 lee, mike 67, 71, 206 lee, paula 189 leech, coleen 206 mcdermott, coleen 189 mayberry, debbie 66, 71, 190 mcdonald, darell 189 mayberry, denise 228 leech, richard 189 mcdonald, david 237 mayes, percy 237 lefebre, rich 162, 206 leggiero, chuck 176 mcdonald, michael 206 maynard, dona Id 190 mcelley, dan 227 mazza, joe 228 lehr, debbie 189 medley, edward 227 mead, arlin 84, 181, 190 lehr, jack 67, 178, 206 mcelley, johnny 189 meador, jean 71, 190 meador, john 228 lcmmon, melody 102, 132, 135, mcevoy, phi lip 206 206 megaw, david 66, 189 meador, sharon 66, 228 menzies, kathy 95, 207 leon, monica 214 megee, hugh 74, 206 leon, raymond 196 meginley, kathleen 44, 48, 96 mercer, shari 109, 228 leonard, dolores 226 99, 102, 108, 129, 131, 227 merrill, doug 67, 228 lewis, claudia 86, 95, 189 megraw, jeanna 108, 206 mertz, steve 87, 207 lewis, jay 155, 168, 206 lewis, lester 89, 226 lewis, robert 226 megregor, cathy 189 mckay, rilla 189 mestas, diana 237 mestas, shirley 190 mckean, barbara 66, 70, 134, meyer, forrest 71, 207 lichtenhahn, jeanne 206 206 miera, bemadette 71, 207 ligrani, diane 226 mckee, me Ivin 227 miera, connie 71, 190 ligrani, jerry 226 mckelvie, brett 189 miera, lauralee 190 lionberger, bonnie 95, 206 mckelvie, gordon 214 miera, patricia 190 miller, andrew 70, 207 lionberger, chuch 152 , 206 mckenna, dennis 132, 237 lipp, chris 189 mckinley, tom 84, 97, 101, 152, miller, chris 66, 67, 71, 132, little, evelyn 206 168, 174, 176, 206 228 loback, judith 237 mclennan, john 35, 172, 173 miller, clara 70, 228 loback, robert 189 mclennan, judy 189 miller, dan 162, 228 locke, kenneth 226 mclinn, linda 189 miller, dennis 148, 158, 161, locke, richard 196 mcmillan, diane 227 174, 175, 228 lockhart, dale 227 mcmillan, robin 189 miller, lewis e. a. 35 lockhart, mary 189 mcmillin, sally 95, 189 miller, melvin 207 lombardi, adina 105 mcnally, annette 189 miller, meredith 190 lombardi, rexanne 91, 214 mcnew, becky 95, 189 miller, paul 190 miller, ricky 190 lombardy, Stanley 227 mcnulty, ronald 67, 189 long, eilene 206 mepeek, richard 38, 162 miller, robert 196 long, luann 227 macomber, lavinia 66. 206 miller, ron 190 longsine, patricia 206 macomber, mark 155, 168, 189 miller, scott 53, 207 loos, alan 196 lopez, michael 214 makin, larry 189 miller, wayne 190 madison, jeff 155, 206 millett, martyn 207 lorimor, tom 206, 280 love, patrick 237 madrid, vesta 206 miracle, patricia 207 maggard, james 37 mitchell, john 96, 151, 207 love, Steve 174, 176 mancuso, cappy 189 mitchell, lee 190 low, mildred 22 lowe, jerry 227 manown, debbie 190 mitchell, les 207 manzanares, bobby 190 moffatt, june 46, 228 lowe, judith 132, 227 marez, margaret (land) 72 , 2 37 mohror, michael 190 lowe 11, kevin 168, 206 margas, mike 196 moncrief, sam 237 lubers, gary 66, 71, 129, 155, margos, frank 59, 206 mopte, gene 207 227 marsden, danny 190 monte, richard 207 lubers, jewell 71, 189 martin, dan 84, 87, 101, 115, monte, steven 61, 190 montgomery, ann 134, 207 lucero, nancy 189 116, 117, 121, 128, 148, ludvik, linda 66, 206 158, 175, 227 montoya, charlotte 207 luekenga, deborah 206 martin, elizabeth 24 montoya, dale 91, 207 luff, mark 155, 206 martin, jacqueline 91, 206 montoya, margaret 190 luff, terese 227 martin, sandra 190 montoya, roland 190 lujan, ronnie 189 martinez, amos 190, 162 montoya, sam 228 luke, diane 68, 227 martinez, bertha 227 montoya, steve 207 luke, karl 53, 189 martinez, david 206 montoya, tim 68, 207 luke, paul 189 martinez, dorothy 207 moon, robert 31 lundy, alien 189 martinez, esther 196 moore, becky 67, 71, 84. 102, lynch, gail 189 martinez, fred 171 128, 131, 228 lyon, jimmy 227 martinez, joe 207 moore, connie 190 lyon, karen 84, 189 martinez, kathy 190 moore, danny 207 martinez, patricia 190 moore, donna 68, 207 mcallister, gary 167, 227 martinez, rick 207 moore, john 155, 207 mcardle, nancy 91, 107, 206 martinez, rudy 196 moore, terry 176 mcarthur, kevin 206 martinez, rupert 71, 155, 190 moore, vicki 190 mcauliffe, tom 237 martz, david 190 moorland, debra 47, 132, 228 mcbee, harold 35, 182 mcbride, jim 227 marutzky, jody 166, 207 mora, debbie 237 marutzky, sammy 66, 190 moran, julie 228 mccabe, laurie 196 mason, howard 71, 207 morford, rich 175, 176 mccabe, louie 237 massey, dean 207 morford, susan 207 mccallister, mark 189 massey, jack 153, 175, 207 morgan, cathy 66, 67, 70, 94, mccalum, mike 206 massingill, patricia 190 108, 228 mccants, mark 189 masters, robert 196 morgan, debra 190 mccarrie, mitchell 206 mastrovich, charles 166, 227 morgan dona Id 196 mccrary, kathryn 133, 143, 227 matthews, christy 44, 48, 129, morgan, john 190 mcculah, jason 237 227 morgan, russell 237 mcculley, dennis 63, 206 mccullough, ladonna 196 matthews, sue 190 maupin, ronald 67, 190 morris, bret 190 morris, shirley 190 285 morrison, cyiithia 207 otto, jane 68, 71, 88, 229, 239 prosence, cassandra 49, 230 morton, garry 190 ouret, cathy 66, 191 proscnce, paul 192 morton, george 207 overdorf, jeanne 67, 70, 132, 229 puckett, minnie 230 moss, lyle 63, 228 oxford, ricky 237 punke, verle 92, 178 motts, marsha 67, 228 purdon, linda 192 motts, tim 190 pace, danny 208 motz, gayle 65, 207 pace, ricky 196 pacheco, kathi 1% quan, jane 192 moulton, kris 70, 190 quimby, doug 69, 155, 168, 192 mueller, gary 207 pacini, david 208 quimby, Steve 68, 84, 88, 101, 120, 126, 148, 158, 167, mueller, lyle 190 pacini, dona Id 191 mulford, lynn 190 packard, ann 61, 95, 191 172, 230 mulford, viola 22 packard, bob 84, 115, 123, 126, quintana, frank 230 mulnix, mike 87, 190 173, 215, 229 quintana, gloria 5$, 208 mulnix, susan 68, 207 pagel, debbie 208 quist, jeanette 66, 192 mumby, marc 229 pahler, paula 191 palmer, richard 191 munns, reed 229 murphy, carolyn 68, 207 radan, john 196 palmer, roberta 208 radebaugh, rick 192 murphy, debbie 190 pantuso, vance 191 radeck, gayle 214 murphy, kevin 102, 155, 162, park, dennis 208 raff, jim 192 207 parker, cathleen 208 rait, cynthia 192 murphy, peggy 207 parker, russell 208 ralston, larry 208 mursko, joanne 47, 132, 229 mustdan, kenneth 207 muyskens, janet 38 parker, selma 191 ralston, marjorie 68, 214 parko, terry 229 ramsey, joyce 208 parrish, ray 196 ramsey, judy 237 randolph, dewey 67, 68, 230 nagel, bob 190 pasqualino, joe 214 patrick, sandra 208 randolph, pamela 84, 208 nara, andy 177, 229 patterson, lisa 191 rankin, david 208 nara, kim 45, 229 nash, barbara 71, 89, 207 patton, thorn as 191 raso, shari 96, 100, 128, 215, paulson, donnita 44, 48, 229 230 nation, debra 71, 89, 190, 207 paulson, maria 208 rasor, kathy 192 nave, rebecca 207 paveglio, mark 196 ratliff, oscar 192 nave, robin 190 pavetti, nancy 66, 229 ratzloff, a lan 208 neece, ronald 196 payton, debbie 192 rawhouser, marvin 21 nelson, cheryl 237 payton, robert 192 reams, melvin 65, 67, 132, 178, nelson, craig 70, 122, 127, 132, peachey, wanda 229 230 159, 161, 229 pearce, randy 208, 280 reazin, barbara 57, 230 nelson, jane ann 95, 190 pease, steven 160, 162, 208 reece, kim 71, 208 nelson, paul 96, 140, 207 peeso, tom 52, 153, 160, 208 pendergrass, james 192 reed, barbara 70, 192 nelson, theresa 68, 201 reed, karla 192 nelson, tom 67, 70, 176, 177, 208 perez, cindy 196 reed, Stanley 237 perino, howard 192 reeves, larry 45, 179, 230 reicks, charlotte 40, 182 nesbitt, dana 191 perino, vickie 63, 86, 229 neubauer, leonard 33 perrin, richard 192 reigles, richard 208 nevins, sharon 64, 229 perry, rhonda 208 reimer, delbert 208 newman, barry 208 petersen, patricia 208 retherford, doug 192 newton, terry 208 niblack, bill 208 peterson, Steve 214 reust, alden 230 petrafesco, luana 192 reust, lavada 209 nielson, ron 72, 229 pcttis, edwin 208 reynolds, andy 192 nielson, patrice 208 pfost, alien 84, 208 reynolds, richard 48, 84, 100, 102, 128, 132, 230, 237 nissen, ronald 229 phillips, bruce 178, 192 noffsinger, david 168, 191 norstadt, be than 208 phillips, john 71, 192 reynolds, sandy 209 phipps. diane 96, 208 rhyne, gary 68, 230 north, richard 208 pilbum, colin 237 rice, evelyn 209 northrop, sherri 191 pi land, rod 192 richards, o. a. 37 nottingham, michael 229 pierce, hubert 167, 174, 208 richardson, Steve 230 novinger, james 191 piersall, kenneth 208 ridder, mark 192 novinger, teddy 191 pigford, sherrie 90, 100, 142, 229 rigg, robert 209 noxon, linda 191 pitts, james 192 rinckel, susan 209 noxon, william 32, 101, 154 plutt, mary’ 66, 192 ritter, msfry 66, 67, 209 poland, carla 67, 208 rivera, angela 209 oberling, mary 95, 191 pomponio, pat 56. 133, 230 rivera, linda 230 ocenasek, daniel 191 pond, dave 208 rivera, michael 230 ochoa, david 237 pond, kelly 67, 155, 192 robb, lyle 209 o'connor, chip 179 pond, marceen 94, 192 roberts, jimmie 34, 216 o'connor, jane 191, 197 pond, mike 173, 230 robbins, coleen 192 oda, Christine 70, 191 o'dell, lorita 208 ponsford, brent 208 robbins, connie 231 popish, vincent 59, 208 robins, clinton 231 robinson, deborah 68, 231 robinson, steven 47, 67, 132, 231 ogle, janyce 191 porter, junella 208 Oliver, linda 71, 191 porter, merikae 44, 77, 230 Oliver,' phillip 170 porterfield, donald 66, 134, 208 robinson, terrie 209 robison, brent 209 olson, ronald 191 postert, debra 192 orloff, barbara 49, 92, 127 , 22 9 postert, jan 230 robison, denise 192 orr, sally 208 potratz, david 132, 153, 165, 230 rodriguez, mary 192 ortega, samuel 196 powers, ronald 192 roe, ida 29 ortez, gilbert 191 praete, candace 53, 192 rogers, troy 209 osbome, jeannine 208 prins, yolande 208 rohrig, connie 192 os bo me, tim 208 prinster, nick 175, 208 rohrig, riney 231 ott, becky 95, 181, 191 prinster, patrick 67, 155, 192 286 rolfe, gregory 209 rollaine, mark 209 romero, bemadette 192 romero, georgianna- 231 romero, loretta 192 romero, Steve 192 romkee, kathy 209 roper, randy 68, 88, 231 roper, teri 96, 231 rose, lorraine 193 rose, richard 61, 193 rosenthal, daniel 193 roswell, janis 209 roswell, karen 193 roswell, Steve 166, 172, 237 rottmann, marcia 104, 209 roussin, james 193 roussin, michael 193 rowan, fred 162, 193 rowan, jan 68, 88, 132, 231 rowe, vemon 61, 193 rowlands, michael 71, 155, 162, 193 rowlands, robert 209 ruble, rosalee 209 runge, Virginia 40 rupe, jerry 231 rupp, karl 193 ruppert, jim 193 rusco, neal 25, 216 rushing, douglas 231 russell, john 176, 209 rutan, john 166, 209 rutan, stuart 166, 173, 231 ruzycki, cathy 193 ryerson, shawn 209 sacco, vicki 65, 68, 231 sackett, pam 209 saddoris, louise 237 salemo, cheryl 193 sanchez, bill 193 sanchez, cathy 237 sanchcz, emest 193 sanchez, joe,161, 193 sanchez, peter 71, 237 sanchez, tony 150, 158, 162 , 231 sandefur, don 36 sandersen, tommy 71, 193 sandoval, bobby 193 sandoval, james 214 sanmann, mariann 231 sapp, katherine 214 sasser, marilyn 193 sawyer, yolanda 93, 231 saxton, sherry 231 scaggs, joel r. 36, 154 scanlan, richard 231 schlegel, carol 209 schlegel, kathy 231 schmidt, lynn 193 schmittle, janet 231 schoening, david 193 schoening, ellen 47, 66, 96, 127, 132, 232 scholbe, scott 84, 126, 149, 158, 166, 270, 232 scholbe, wende 95, 181, 193 schotland, judith 237 schultz, kirt 193 Schumacher, mary 134, 209 Schwab, laurie 66, 135, 210 Schweitzer, gail 61, 193 scorup, lynn 231 scott, kathleen 232 searcy, charles 193 sechrist, ron 168, 193 selders, duane 193 selhime, connie 232 senn, brenda 232 service, tom 210 shafer, cindy 58, 71, 193 shafer, fred 193 shanahan, elaine 84, 210 shanahan, ellen 84, 210 sheldon, rick 46, 232 shell, david 193 shell, vesta 232 shellabarger, paula 193 shepardson, donna 210 shepherd, leonard 196 shepherd, shelley 71, 193 shepherd, terry 193, 210 sherman, joann 105, 236 sherwood, sonja 232 shicora, nikki 193 shook, joann 232 short, donna 232 shortess, mark 210 shouse, alan 237 shouse, Steve 193 shrum, daryl 155, 193 sidener, kelly 193 sigismund, alice 193 sigismund, charles 82, 84, 130, 132, 232, 237 simmons, alien 162, 210 simms, casey 210 simms, donald 8, 237 simms, Stanley 193 simpson, alana 133, 210 simpson, doss 55, 108, 179, 232 smedley, kathy 196 smith, claudia 210 smith, debbie 232 smith, deirdre 232 smith, delbert dennis 68, 232 smith, delbert leroy 232 smith, elaine 95, 232 smith, gary 232 smith, gloria 232 smith, joe 196 smith, judy 196 smith, kathy 58, 93, 132, 210 smith, michael 196 smith, randy 194 smith, randy 214 smith, robert 47, 49, 132, 135, 233, smith, sandra 233 smuin, rita 194 snyder, cynthia 108, 194 snyder, susan 71, 132, 210 soelberg, holly 194 sommers, jack 166, 170, 233 sommerville, darlene 233 sosa, robert 193 sours, robert 233 sparks, Stephen 210 spam, joe 155, 196 spam, steven 233 spehar, george 84, 127, 151, 233 spehar, helen 39, 108 spencer, susan 66, 67, 71, 132, 233 sperber, dark 193 spooner, susan 21, 67, 215, 233 springer, kirk 134, 210 stadelman, vickie 210 Stafford, shirley 210 staggs, Catherine 71, 210 Stanfield, mariann 233 stebbins, maurice 175, 176 steffens, tom 194 stepp, william 214 stevens, curtis 194 Stevens, sherry 210 287 stieb, larry 194 stine, bill 214 stine, leanna 194 Stoddard, kent 160, 233 stonebumer, ron 31, 101, 154, 174 stoner, diane 66, 233 stoner, elaine 68, 194 stortz, bill 160, 162, 214 story, larry 233 stout, glenn 233 stout, lyle 194 street, dan 196 street, ted 214 strickler, christena 233 strickler, james 210 stuart, evan 56, 133, 214 stucker, kathy 233 sturm, donna 233 styers, doug 194 sublette, patricia 37, 104 sulley, kenneth 233 sullivan, barry 155, 210 sullivan, pat 233 sullivan, sandra 35, 216 summers, cheryl 210 sundstrom, elaine 233 Sutherland, Steve 210 sutrina, john 26, 199 sutton, jerald 194 sutton, merle 237 svaldi, mary 70, 210 swain, teddee 104, 210 swanson, gunhild 35 swenson, donald 194 swingle, louis 36 symons, greg 68, 88, 150, 158, 167, 173, 210 sybrant, terri 234 tafoya, tom 214 tafoya, sam 237 takach, wilma 194 talarico, becky 194 tavelli, mark 210 tavelli, terry 194 taylor, kathleen 104, 210 taylor, kathleen 194 taylor, robin 54, 210 taylor, tim 234 taylor, wayne 237 tenney, Christine 210 tenny, ada 21 terrill, harley 134, 210 terry, Clifford 194 tezak, ronald 74, 237 theisen, pat 104, 210 thiebolt, martha 194 thoele, mark 194 thomas, darlene 214 thomas, helen e. 194 thomas, malcolm 29 thome, john 30 thome, teresa 210 thompson, donald 194 thompson, etta 194 thompson, janice 194 thompson, me Ivin 214 thompson, rhonda 237 thurlow, cindy 234 thye, robert 196 thye, triva 234 tillman, sam 210 til ton, robin 196 todd, cindy 66, 194 tomasi, ric 210 too good, ben 194 tooker, lynnette 58, 194 townsend, gary 196 townsend, gerald 234 townsend, inary 214 traber, harriet 40 trafton, richard 196 traylor, robert 210 treece, rick 234 treece, terry 194 trimble, david 196 trimble, larry 210 troy, bruce 178, 210 trujillo, harry 194 trujillo, larry 194 trujillo, leonard 210 trujillo, noah 160, 194 trujillo, patricia 210 trumbo, daryl 179 tucksen, robert 196 turner, katherine 84, 194, 210 turner, nancy 210 turner, patty 84 twidale, linda 211 uhlemann, patricia 234 ulanoski, judith 71, 194 ulibarri, raymond 75, 211 unger, jana 91, 102, 211 unger, mike 175 unrein, cynthia 175 unruh, william 194 urbach, paul 194 urban, darrell 68, 174, 176, 234 urban, herbert211 valdez, chris 194 valdez, mary 211 valdez, tony 194 van blarcum, leanna 68, 88, 211 vance, dan 68, 234 vandenberg, jim 65, 102, 127, 234 vandenberg, margaret 24 vandenberg, mary lou 39 vandeusen, bob 45, 236 vanduyne, james 24, 88 Vandyke, doreen 195 vanover, debbie 195 vantreek, pennie 234 varga, john 234 varga, susie 68, 211 vaughn, jack 176 veatch, carolyn 84, 86, 93, 126, 140, 234 veatch, debbie 70, 211 velasquez, charlotte 195 Velasquez, fred 195 velasquez, paula 211 venegas, ricardo 196 verges, greg 67, 211 verzuh, john 31 virgil, felix 195 villotti, daryl 67, 101, 149, 171, 234 villotti, rick 67, 151, 162, 211 Vincent, denise 211 vitz, joyce 46, 234 vogel, brian 195 vogel, sharon 54, 234 vote, joe lynn 195 vote, norman 237 vroman, kathy 234 vroman, linda 195 wagner, cyndi 237 wagner, john 46, 155, 234 wagner, judith 234 wagner, patricia 95, 195 walcher, peggy 195 walcher, susan 234 waldschmidt, Steven 155, 168, 195 walker, donald 71, 175, 177, 235 walker, doris 195 waller, jerry 211 wanzer, kirk 152, 168, 195 ward, Stephen 179, 211 wark, jeanie 47, 48, 50, 90, 235 warren, cyndi 195 warren, julie 195 warzeniak, buel211 washbum, guy 195 Washington, robert 168, 173, 211 washut, gayle 211 watkins, carol 66, 67, 71, 132, 211 watson, dianna 91, 211 watson, jeanne 73, 76, 105 watt, dennis 195 watt, shirley 235 watters, nancy 235 watts, jim 211 wayland, frances 21, 84 wayland, gay 195 wayland, kerry 195 weathers, gary 235 weaver, harvey 115, 132, 235 weaver, paul 105, 235 webster, scott 84, 195 wegner, don 195 wegner, jeanette 66, 235 weil, susan 195 weisgcrber, jurene 45, 235 welch, debra 235 wells, shirley 26, 53, 199 wendland, david 62, 195 wendland, jeff 66, 70, 211 wasson, sharon 237 westbrook, shamra 236 Westmoreland, judy 104, 211 weston, katy 45, 48, 67, 235 wethington, kathryn 195 whaley, james 195 whaley, kris 214 whalin, mark 67, 211 whalley, aluine 39 whalley, edward 16, 32 whalley, terry 67, 211 whatley, brad 195 wheeler, melody 237 wheeler, teresa 71 white, billy 195 white, claudia 104, 211 white, david 235 white, dennis 133, 155, 195 white, dick 66, 67, 70, 163, 235 white, glenda 195 white, jerry 235 white, patricia 211 white, valerie 84, 102, 132, 211 whiting, craig 163, 235 whiting, deanne 45, 235 whiting, mark 151, 171, 211 whiting, selinda 195 whitt, rayvonne 79, 93, 198, 211 whitt, Stephanie 91, 128, 235 wickham, bill 173 widdows, bill 168, 195 wieker, carolyn 237 wieker, larry 195 wigg, katherine 237 wilbert, diana 60, 211 wilbert, riney 195 wilbur, ron 71, 102,235 288 wilburn, martin 68, 235 wiler, kathy 211 wilkenson, david 71, 195 willey, ray 236 williams, alfred 155, 195 williams, alien 176 williams, joe 195 williams, jonalee 195 williams, mike 195 williams, miland 195 williams, raymond 236 williams, susan 211 williams, udell 196 Williamson, james 196 Williamson, jeannette 196 wilson, garth 28, 59, 142 wilson, jane ann 73, 236 wilson, james 71, 237 wilson, jim 211 wilson, kathleen 211 wilson, richard 196 wilson, roy 196 wimer, debbie 84, 196 winant, michael 24, 154, 162 wineland, olline 196 winters, barbara 196 wirth, dirk 155, 167, 196 wirtz, be linda 214 witt, jackie 66, 72, 236 witt, james 28 witte, kim 196 wittwer, gary 174, 176 wobick, ralph w. 20 woldruff, james 67, 155, 211 wolf, connic (foust) 214 woltemath, jean 196 wolverton, bruce 211 wood, james 196 wood, wanda 236 woodard, debbie 196 woodcock, diane 236 woodward, sharon 236 wooters, paula 196 wotten, j.b. 30 wright, dan 196 wright, dorothy 211 wright, forrest 67, 70, 71, 211 wright, janey 40, 182 wright, kathleen 211 wright, linda 214 wright, lloyd 105, 211 wright, nancy 196 wright, patricia 55, 236 wright, richard 196 wright, rosalind 237 wright, shirley 196 wulkan, jeannine 211 wunderlich, gene 67, 135, 196 wyllie, david 45, 84, 109, 236 youmans, judy 196 youmans, rebecca 196 young, diane 68, 88, 132, 236 young, robert 67 young, thorn as 236 young, william 214 youngquist, pamela 196 zackey, jan 196 zambrano, marty 212 zamora, gabriel 196 zarlingo, larry 196 zarlingo, linda 66, 196 zeni, joseph 89, 176, 177 zipse, mark 66, 236 zoobi, camellia 196 zoobi, kamal 212