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

Text from Pages 1 - 216 of the 1971 volume:

1 Ijett mi Co-Editors.............Muffie Fulton Kathy Anne Taylor School Life Editors . . . Ron Maupin Ann Packard Sports Editors.........Jack Goad David Wendland Classes Editors........Ellen Ford Claudia Rutan Organizations Editors . . Dave Goffredi Cindy Todd Classroom Editor .... Meredith Miller Faculty Editors........Coleen Robbins Judi Ulanoski Business Manager .... Polly Bratton Advertising Manager . . Chris Goddard Art and Layout Editor. . Becky Talarico Picture Editor.........Debbie Funderburk Photographer...........Mike Smith Assistants.............Joe Bush Vicki Hamilton Barbara Stroh Larry Wenger 2 Live. Let the sun warm your laughing face. Let the breeze toss your sun-bleached hair. 3 -O _ V, SZ............ V 1 . w M linin'' Too soon your day Will be over And a new one begin. The ripe greenness of summer Will yield its fruit, And gay lustiness Will give way to age And truth. 'LIFES )i .u ii«sciK HOOL1 SCHOOL1 ollifeSchooi i-:scn(� u.ii;EsBffo( I'.suimn )«� u ESCHOOLLMESGj IOC LLIF LLIFESCH ' M 1 I il B Ci !i . i jfIscih njuIfesci k .ufksci iooi.u HOOLLIFJKCIIOOLLI KING AND QUEEN Marti Dale and Jim Arcieri i % Coni Graff, Senior Lisa Ouellette, Sophomore The Terrific Tigers and Their Terrible Tales The Tiger football team tumbled Durango 49-7. Damp weather didn't douse the spirits of the Tigers at the annual bonfire. JoLynn Vote reigned over her Homecoming court. Downtown store windows were painted with slogans to boost townspeople's spirits. Class presidents suffered wet heads at the bonfire assembly. Realization Green fades to yellow, Yellow turns to brown. Now the world looks at itself In dismay; For the gay hues of summer Have become the solemn garments Of autumn. The harvest has yielded its fruit. The rejoicing feast has ended, And dark is fast approaching. Now comes the business Of waiting For tomorrow And still another tomorrow Until tomorrow is yesterday And each day Grows shorter. Fulfillment A year is almost done. Winter's cold is at its height. Despair and loneliness Clothe the soul. As snow covers the ground. Yet inside. Warmth of fulfillment Is just begun. Age looks back to youth And smiles. For the end of a circle Is also its beginning— Yesterday becomes today, And today is part Of tomorrow. So ends a life. And begins the soul's journey Into its eternity. 26 Prom 1971 28 September Tiger and Tigress: Beth Harris, Kent Johnson October Rotarians: Oiline Wineland, Gene Wunderlich Tiger and Tigress: Melanie Bray, Doug Quimby November Rotarians: Cindy Rait, Pat Prinster Tiger and Tigress: Jayne Dyer, Mike Kuretich December Rotarians: Mary Jane Plutt, Rod Pyland Tiger and Tigress: Kathy Taylor, Albert Chin February Rotarians: Kathy Kelly, Steve Jacobs Tiger and Tigress: Janice Thompson, Mark Ridder April Rotarians: Melanie Dunn, Rick Gardner Tiger and Tigress: Wende Scholbe, Tim Hall Calendar March Rotarians: Coni Graff, John Elliott Tiger and Tigress: Polly Bratton, Mark Acker w- January Rotarians: Connie Conner, Mike Mulnix Tiger and Tigress: Lynnette Tooker, Mike Kimmey May Rotarians: Becky Beverly, Brian Brandstette Tiger and Tigress: Becky McNew, Kevin O'Brien Seniors cast members include Pat Prinster, the Pied Piper; John Elliott, Willi; Pat Wagner, Greta; David Goffredi, Klaus; Kris Moulton, Mrs. Beckner; Cathy Ruzycki, Mrs. Fleischer; Richard Rose, Mrs. Fleischer; Gene Wunderlich, Councilor Schmidt; Howard Perino, Mayor Schultz; Camille Guyton, Clara; Brian Brandstetter, Mr. Sager. Junior cast members were Ceyl Prinster, Mrs. Schultz; Mary Jo Good, Mrs. Hauptmann; Karen Albrethsen, Ursula; Dan Craig, Councilor Reiter; Matt Chiono, Heinrich; Georgia Lowe, Mrs. Nadel. The Sophomore cast included Steve Schaffer, Kurt- Julie Gregory, Mitzi. Student directors were Clint Ensley and Helen Lacko. The adult directors were Ray Canaday and Max Kralicek, with costumes by Miss Donna Bissell. All School Play 'The Pied Piper of Hamelin' Crazia, Ccyl Prinster, junior, tries to explain her terror of seeing a shadow in the garden. 'Death Takes A Holiday' Junior-Senior Class Play Cora, Christine Moulton Alda, Meredith Miller Duchess Stephanie, Helen Lacko Baron Cesarea, Patrick Prinster Eric Fenton, Clint Ensley Crazia, Ceyl Prinster Fedele, Dave Coffredi Major Whitread, Mike Mulnix Duke Lambert, John Elliott Director, Max Kralicek Princess, Marianna M a hie res Director, Ray Canaday Rhoda Fenton, Karen Albrethsen Costuming, Miss Donna Bissell Corrado, Brian Brandstetter Death, Gene Wunderlich he Shadow of Death, Cenc Wunderlich, •nior, arrives for his three day vacation. Q. CL f 2 • O n 22 U u S « to CO £ i= — — -E c u o Sg : 0) I cO . c O � ’S i « 0) 0) s g r a. six,. .2 g 3 -• o j2 cn .|1 ta « « QJ O O' U c u £ 3 2 J is 3} I Sz cL-C si £ E£ a i £ s e 3 £ Si'S « •o co o O a P a . XI S-� gj -O'——. g 5 a -2 co Dancers of Annie Get Your Gun included David Arnold, Camille Guyton, Ron DeRose, Shirley Morris, Wes Everett, James Van Duyne (choreographer), Chris Nelson, Mike Roberts, Connie Conner, Tim Garner, Olline Wineland, Sheri Schmidt, and Tom Boita. Buffalo Bill, played by Mark Ridder, senior; and Pawnee Bill, played by Brian Brandstetter, senior; discuss problems in taking the Wild West Show to Europe. Buffalo Bills Wild West- (OflfiRfS5, Hoiibft kiL £H3 OF THE WORLD. MISS ANNIE OAKLEY. THE PEERLESS LADY WING-SHOT. Annie, played by Sherri Northrop, senior; attempts to prove her superiority over the stubborn Frank Butler, Kelly Pond, senior; Anything you can do, I can do better. M The always wise Sitting Bull, Greg Cunningham, senior; contemplates the situation. Dolly, Susan Porter, junior; was Frank Butler's shooting assistant. Charlie, Mike Mulnix, senior; typified the tycoon manager of show biz, 1890. Directed by Ken Koehn and Ray Canaday with costumes by Miss Donna Bissell. Spring innocence Innocence Spring dawns, Heralded by the glowing yellow Of a daisy, And the trembling song Of a bird. Thus begins the chain of days When life unfolds Its newness And blossoms into being. This is the soul’s springtime. Its innocence And joy The threshold Of eternity And the season- Of tender youth. Janet Gatlije Schwietert TIGER TALES 1967 Grand Junction High School As Steve Jacobs (73) blocks, Jim Arcieri (40) puslis for Oct. 30. a substantial gain against Fruita at Lincoln Park, Mike Kuretich Back Mark Macomber Back Doug Quimby Back Daryl Shrum breaks through to victory at the Fruita game. Mike Rowlands Center Kirk Wanzer Back Jim Arcieri Back Steve Waldschmidt Back Terry Fleming Guand f. ' Daryl Shrum Guard Joe Williams Tackle Steve Jacobs Tackle Rick Gardner End Dirk Wirth End (?■ Tom Hayes Back Fred Williams Guard % - 1 TOP ROW: Don Good, Rod Pyland; SECOND ROW: Robert Colony, Tim Hafey, David Zambrano, Gene Wilder, Randy Acker; THIRD ROW: David Turner, Pat Page, Ron Klements. Sophomore team members were (top) James Carter, Robert Mueller, Mark Busch, Danny Short, Ray Perales, Peter Arzapalo, Norman Lindauer, Mark Mitchell, (middle) Dave Martin, Bill Noxon, Mike Williams, Greg Doeden. (front) Richard Van Dyke, Dick McKinley, Steve Scholbe, Andy Rodriquez, Tom Boita, Bryan Newman, Dale Romkee, Tom Spehar, and Clark Miller. They played a five game season, winning against Fruita Monument JV's and Delta. They lost to Central, Montrose, and Plateau Valley. John Krizman was their coach. 42 The mighty 1970 Tiger football team seemed to stomp on nearly all opponents. In SWL standings the team posted a perfect 6-0 record. In all other action, they were beaten only by Farmington in the first game and Wheat Ridge in a very exciting bid for the Class AAA playoffs. Doug Quimby, GJHS top player-scholar, received the Denver Post's Gold Helmet Award for outstanding play and scholar merit. Doug was the highest point scorer in the state. Opponents We They Farmington 30 36 Ft. Collins Lamblins 42 6 Cherry Creek 28 20 Cortez 37 7 Roncalli 32 19 Delta 33 0 Durango (Homecoming) 49 7 Fruita 69 16 Montrose 70 0 Central 42 0 Wheat Ridge (qtr. fin.) 20 34 TOP ROW: Greg Miller, Dan Craig, Dave Bielak. SECOND ROW: Gene Hammond, Monte Madary, Bill Noxon-head coach. THIRD ROW: Ron Stoneburner. FOURTH ROW: Bob Gear, Joel Scaggs. FIFTH ROW: John Krizman. Manse 1 Zeck Tackle Randy Pollard Guard Joe Prinster Guard ROW ONE: Bill Noxon, Jim Gardner, Steve Cyphers, David Zambrano, Steve Selkirk. ROW TWO: Dick Quimby, Steve Scholbe, Andy Rodriguez, Rick Miller, Rod Pyland, Bob Colony. ROW THREE: Chris Weaver, Kurt Schroeder, Charles Wiman, Nathan Nelson, Dan Craig, Ron Klements. ROW FCXJR: Vem Riddle, Tom Chesnick, Richaid Van Dyke, Tom Spehar, Dick McKinley, David Martin, Bob Moulton, Joe Prinster; composed the J.V. team. Bob Moulton Guard Dave Howell Guard Loren Haller Tackle Steve Selkirk Tackle Steve Johnson Tackle Bill Larsen End Guy Humphries End � «• - I Shots from the second game of the season with Manual show Nelson, Snow, and Widdows (left) and Widdows, Snow, Chapman, and Hall (above). The Tigers lost 76-66. Three seasoned starters are Kent Johnson (15), Nathan Nelson (41), and Jim Widdows (53). Doug Quimby Mike Klements + Steve Dugdale The sophomore basketball team was: (Top,L to R) Roger Goffredi, Dick Quimby, Vernon Riddle, Richard VanDyke, Gary Dickey, Dick McKinley, Bob Dauk, Jim Gardner. (Bottom) Mark Busch, Joe Rowlands, Kurt Schroeder, Greg Doeden, Andy Rodriguez, Matt Williams, Norman Lindauer, and Dan Short. Coaches: Joe Scaggs, Everett Johnson, and John Krizman. Lewis Dawson The J. V. basketball team was: (Top, L to R) Steve Moyer, Ranay Pollard, Dave Martin, Bob Thome, Steve Scholbe, Bill Larsen, Dave Turner, Ron Klements; (Bottom) Bob West, Clark Miller, Dave Bullen, Scott Sampson, Ricci Belden, Ron Hiatt, and Pat Page. The 1970-71 Tiger eagers bounced past all league opponents to post an outstanding 12-1 SWL first place. The only league team that was able to defeat the tough Bengal five was Delta. District Tournament posed more of a problem as the Tigers had to settle for second place at the hands of Colorado Springs, Widefield. 47 Mike Rowlands-155 Joe Sanchez-126 Another mat season Tigers work hard and tough, even in practice Jim Arcieri 167 Lloyd Perino 119 Ken Abeyta—112 Kerry Tomasi—105 Steve Archuleta--132 The J. V. and sophomore wrestling teams were composed of: (Top,L to R) Steve Mercer, Joe Chavez, Ralph Whiting, Randy Acker, Guy Humphries, Danny Roberts. (Middle) Butch Betterton, Tod Kenney, Wayne Warren, David Finley Greg Vigil, Scott Hefner, Rick Magor, Ray Taylor. (Bottom) Mike McCabe, Bob LeFebre, Trace Thorpe, Kira Pease, Rickjarrell, Dick Pond, George Boyer, Roy Perales, Steve Williams, and Steve Archuleta. The Varsity wrestling squad faced a very tough year, winning only four matches, tying one, and losing eight. The wins came over Olathe, Fruita, Cortez, and Durango. The tie was with Fruita and the losses were to Montrose twice, Wray, Central twice. Vernal, Delta, and Steamboat Springs. Fred Guillen at 98, Mark Acker at 138, Gene Wilder at 155, and Jim Arcieri at 167 went to the State Tournament. Jim Arcieri was the only wrestler to be victorious as a state champion. Mark Acker received the Outstanding Wrestler Award at the Western Slope Tournament. Mark Acker and Jim Arcieri represented GJHS at a match with the All-Star wrestlers from Japan. Both mat-men lost and the Japanese won the overall match 26-3. Tom Hayes-132 Amos Martinez-145 Sluggers slide 3rd in SWL Steve Sutherland, 25, hits a grounder to the Montrose shortstop. Jody Marutzky hits solidly deep into right field. Spring, 1970 the GJHS baseball team met strong opposition in the Southwestern League. They ended the regular season with nine wins and six losses, placing third in the SWL behind Central and Cortez. The JV and sophomore teams did better with ten wins and one loss and six wins and one loss respectively. The leading hitter for the season on the varsity squad was Jim Feltus; the leading pitcher was Pepi Flores. Mark Whiting was chosen all district All-American baseball player by Topps Chewing Gum, Inc. for 1970. He was chosen all-state in 1969. Mark played outfield and was named in the pro draft of high school seniors. (He’s now a freshman at Mesa College.) TheJ.V. baseball team was composed of:(Top, L to R)Ron Miller, Bart Beasley, Riney Wilbert, Mike Kimmey, Robert Colony, Jim Widdows, Dick Grigsby, Bill Kindel. (Bottom) Fred Williams, David Schoening, Joe Sanchez, Guy Humphries, Tom Patton, Paul Miller, Howard MUstead, and Kevin O'Brien. _____ Coach Bill Fanning looks discouraged by a bad play Jim Feltus Tom Flores Steve Hintz Dan Kenyon Richard Leech Tim Osborne Steve Sutherland Rick Villotti Rob Washington Mark Whiting t Team members include Tom Phillips, Dan Bottinelli, Bob Fuoco, Jeff Koiter, and Bob Sosa. Members not pictured are Jeff Jensen and Dick Hall. Tennis The tennis team ended its season with a 8-2 record and sent two players to the state tournament. The netters won matches against Aurora, Central, Durango, Fruita Monument, and Montrose and lost to Arapahoe and Cherry Creek. At the District 51 Invitational Tennis Tournament the GJHS racket men scored 179 points out of a possible 180, winning hands down. Only Scott and Steve Schiesswohl came through the district qualifying meet to go to the State Tournament at the Air Force Academy, Colorado Springs. They were beaten in the first round play offs. The letter men for this year were David Bottinelli, Greg Freeman, John Huff, Kent Johnson, Bruce Phillips, Scott and Steve Schiesswohl. David Bottinelli John Huff Kent Johnson Mr. James Roberts tli The cindermen again took control of the Western Slope track title. They demonstrated extremely good skills and were never beaten by another slope squad. Outstanding Tiger performers were Mickey Busch, Barry Newman, Greg Symons, and Joe Zeni who all placed consistently in each meet. Micky Busch placed fourth in State for the Tigers only points. SPRINTERS Mickey Busch Mike Kuretich Joe Mendicelli Doug Quimby QUARTER MILE Dave Bullen Joe Burford Steve Dugdale Steve Waidschmidt POLE VAULT Jim Berkley Kent Johnson Bob Young SHOT PUT Jim Arcieri Tom Grunkemcyer Greg Symons Jim Woldrulf 880 Bob Thome Fred Worm MILE Dan Foley Joe Zeni TWO-MILE Mark Acker Pat Brennan Brad Bucholtz Lyle Mueller Tom Nelson DISCUS Jim Arcieri Jack Massey Greg Cunningham Greg Symons Jim Woldrulf HIGH JUMP Dave Bullen Dave Bums Pat Page Greg Symons LONG JUMP Barry Newman Steve Urbach HURDLES Joe Bush Boyd Cook Terry Fleming Tim Hall Brian Manown TRIPLE JUMP Chid Holmes Scott Johnson Barry Newman SPONSORS Charles Haigler Harold McBee Charlotte Reicks Janey Wright OFFICERS John Elliott, pres. Albert Chin, v. p. Beth Harris, sec. Seniors-class of seventy-one e Vera Abeyta Mark Acker Carol Akers Nancy Allen Sylvia Anderson Mark Arevian Gail Arney David Arnold Gary Bailey Paula Bailey Sue Bailey Bart Beasley Kathy Bebee Laura Beecham Richard Benefield Jim Berkley Leland Baker Linda Bale Pauline Balerio Jeff Basinger Karen Birks Betsy Black Dave Black Donna Bliss Becky Boge Diane Boivin Francis Boney Jeff Bonnell Rita Borden Susan Borton David Bottinelli Bonnie Bradshaw Polly Bratton Melanie Bray Pam Brewer Steve Brosius Candi Brown Claire Brown Patty Brown Priscilla Brown Jill Brownson Larry Bruner Spencer Brunner Brad Buchholz Marcia Buescher Galan Burnett Linda Burrows Charlotte Butts Mike Cardin Cynthia Carlson Judy Carlson Chris Carnes Dennis Cams Jenine Carr Steve Carson Mike Cavanagh Terry Cavanagh Lynell Cavitt Nancy Chadd Cathie Chambers Jim Cooper Rick Cooper Jim Corder Robert Cotter Clark Cretti Mary Cruz Greg Cunningham Harold Cunningham Jim Currier David Cypher Pat Daily Marti Dale Kurt Dangler Verna Davis Jim Dawson Eric DenHollander Many seniors helped build the winning Homecoming float. Lynn Mulford, a senior student of Distributive Education, learned new skills at Richardson Office Supply. John Elliott Zina Elliott Cindy Enos Mike Erskine Aria Estes Lorna Farmer Debbie Fazio Rod Fitzhugh Terry Fleming Riley Flynn Ellen Ford Gib Forster Dave Foster Diana Foster Cathy Foy David Franklin Jim Franklin Muffie Fulton Debbie Funderburk Malinda Galba Bill Gale Rick Gardner Chris Gibbs Jack Goad Class of 1971 ON MY WAY ( Paint Your Wagon ) Where are we going, we don't know When will we get there, we ain't certain All we know is Seniors lead the way! Where’s this school going, we don't know What will it be like, we ain't certain All we know is Seniors have the way! CHORUS Visions of glory, good and strong Fine that right dream and march along— We've three years to see the light Our school has shown us what is right Together workin' we can get things done. And 71 is on its way! MOTTO Before you let yourself go, be sure you can get yourself back. Colors Passionate Purple, Sky Blue Flower Daisy (Yellow) Our lives are plagued with war and hate We’re nearly drowning in our fate Our days are numbered, then we're on our own We may be a wanderin' bunch But we know just what we want We want peace and love for all mankind Where we are going, we don’t know When will we get there, we ain't certain All we know is we are on our way Yes, 71 is on its way! 67 Tim Hall Jack Hanson Kathy Hanson Chris Goddard Dave Goffredi Don Good Marie Goodson Coni Graff Dick Grigsby Camille Guyton Matt Haakenson Peggy Hagerman Anita Hall Pat Hendricks Cyndi Hetland Tonie Hickman Jackie Hilleary Rodney Hollandsworth Frank Holmes Jim Holmes Karra Holmes Maribeth Howard Mark Huber John Huff Mary Huff Becky Hurst Gail Hutchison Steve Jacobs Diana Jensen Connie Jimenez Betty Johnson Brenn Johnson Jay Johnson Kent Johnson John Johnston Rodney Karp Stuart Karp Kathy Kaufmar Tom Keithley Kathy Kelly Lorraine Kelly Mike Kendall Tod Kenney Elizabeth Kettle Linda Kiggins Mike Kimmey Bill Kindel Leroy Kirlcham Mike Klements Richard Knott Judy Koiter Dana Lantz Launa Laramore Bill Kreigh Jill Larson Mike Kuretich Sandy Lackey Terry Lander Ken Laycock Paula Lee Debbie Lehr Part of the senior tradition is choosing graduation announcements. choosing senior announcements is part of GJHS Cathy McGregor Ron McNulty Rilla McKay Mike McLaskey Mark Macomber Sheryl Maixner Judy McLennan Larry Makin Sally McMillin Cappy Mancuso Becky McNew Debbie Manown Mike Margos Sandy Martin Amos Martinez Kathy Martinez Rupert Martinez Sam Marutzky Ron Maupin Debbie Mayberry Arlin Mead Jean Meador Shirley Mestas Connie Miera Meredith Miller Paul Miller Rick Miller Ron Miller Mike Mohror Milo Molitoris Steve Monte Margaret Montoya Connie Moore Vicki Moore Dani-Deb Morgan Shirley Morris Tim Motts Kris Moulton Lyle Mueller Lynn Mulford Mike Mulnix Robert Nagel Debbie Nation Jane Nelson Dana Nesbitt David Noffsinger Sherrilyn Northrop Jim Novinger Linda Noxon Mary Lou Oberling Kelly O'Brien Kevin O'Brien Linda Oliver Becky Ott Catherine Ouret Don Pacini Ann Packard Vance Pantuso Christine Oda Janyce Ogle Kurt Olender Selma Parker Lisa Patterson Tom Patton Barbara Dial, Charlene Brangham, Debbie Funderburk, Lynn Mulford, and Aria Estes (not pictured) were seniors representing GJHS at the state D.E. convention. Jim Pendergrass Cindy Perez Howard Perino Rick Perrin Luana Petrafeso Bruce Phillips Jim Pitts Mary Plutt Kelly Pond Marceen Pond Debbie Postert Ronald Powers Seamstress, Irene Appelin, displays patchwork in velvet. Pat Prinster Paul Prosence Linda Purdon Rod Pyland Jane Quan Douglas Quimby Rick Radebaugh Jim Raff Cindy Rait Kathy Rasor For Cindy As the sun rose on the dawn of her life It sparkled with excitement The dew on the grass was a blanket of diamonds Which her world wore. Cindy burst into life with the freshness of an opening flower bud And the grace of a gentle breeze. Storm clouds never passed over her mind without being blown away By the winds of character. She greeted each day with a song And a smile for those needing it most. Each friend was a special friend — Each an individual. The brightest star hardest to reach was Cindy's goal. The dark of the night couldn't stop her. For she was reaching to heaven. Cindy's life ended in a tragic last breath Almost as the last glimmer of a fiery sunset And her day was done. Holly Soelberg '71 Cindy Shafer 1953-1970 Gary Robison Mary Rodriquez Connie Rohrig Richard Rose Daniel Rosenthal Mike Ross Paula Ross Jim Ruppert Claudia Rutan Cathy Ruzycki Cheryl Salerno Joseph Sanchez Marilyn Sasser David Schoening Wende Scholbe Gail Schweitzer Ron Sechrist Larry Selkirk Paula Shellabarger Shelley Sheperd Nikki Shicora Daryl Shrum Kelly Sidener Alice Sigismund Mike Smith Randy Smith Cindy Snyder Holly Soelberg Robert Sosa Clark Sperber Carl Stevens Curt Stevens LeAnna Stine Elaine Stoner Doug Styers Jerald Sutton Don Swenson Becky Talarico Kathy A. Taylor Kathy M. Taylor Cliff Terry Marti Thiebolt Mark Thoele Helene Thomas Joy Thomas Janice Thompson Cindy Todd Ben Toogood Lynnette Tooker Noah Trujillo Patty Turner Bill Unruh Signs of the times-studying for finals, dress lengths Paul Urbach Doreen Van Dyke Fred Velasquez Johann Venekate Felix Vigil Brian Vogel Pat Wagner Steve Waldschmidt Dori Walker Kirk Wanzer D Gi CD to a CO o 3 3 to 'C Senior girls evaluated their skills and right answers for the annual Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow test to find the outstanding GJHS homemaker. ! W O Po CL 3 Gi 2. to ■ ‘.4 Fred Williams Miland Williams Mark Huber, John Huff, Don Swenson, Scott Webster, and Mike Mohor cheered for the senior powderpuff football team. Jeannette Williamson Jim Williamson Tim Williamson Debbie Wimer Olline Wineland Barbara Winters Dirk Wirth Jean Woltemath Jim Wood Paula Wooters Nancy Wright Gene Wunderlich Pam Youngquist Jan Zackey Larry Zarlingo Lynda Zarlingo Camellia Zoobi Lloyd Aragon Ronna Baughman Charlene Brangham Brian Brandstetter Richard Butler Alice Dixon Gary Jones Mark McCants Joe Sparn Seniors (not pictured) Mary Baughman Mike Beville Diane Birkes Barry Bishop Mike Bradbury Joe Brothers Sally Clark Teresa Corey David Edwardes Gordon Ehler Terry Estes Rom Fedel Jennie Garcia Christine Garrett Steve Gibbs Calvin Gordon Mary Grubb David Guillen Fred Guillen Don Hackney Linda Hays Monica Hernandez Rick Howell Dennis Inman Diana Jensen Jeff Jensen James Johnson Mike Kephart Danny Marsden Easther Martinez Laura Miera Eugene Miller Bonny Moore Ted Novinger Dan Ocenasek Richard Palmer Mike Polley Cany Praete Vincent Popish Andy Reynolds Steve Romero Ginny Roop Mike Rowlands Karl Rupp Fred Shafer Alicia Shreves Stan Simms Don Sinter Ted Street Bob Thye Roberta Vigil JoLynn Vote Larry Wicker Steve Wilhite Mike Williams Gabriel Zamora Exchange student, Rosa Cordon is from Guatemala. Active tigers of r'fk Roxann Clifton Wayne Miller Brett Morris Joe Zamora Teen Achievements 1971 1. Judy Koiter-Who's Who in American High School Students. 2. Gene Wunderlich-second in local Elk's Leadership Contest. 3. Doug Quimby-National Merit Finalist; Most Representative Boy. 4. Albert Chin-National Merit Finalist. 5. Kurt Olender-National Merit Finalist. 6. Lisa Dering, Mike Mulnix, Jewell Lubers, and Kent Johnson accepted honors for the O B for runner-up in advertising excellence and honorable mention for general excellence from the Colo. Press Association. 1. Beth Harris-Who's Who in American High School Students; first in local Elk’s Leadership Contest; second in state Elk's Leadership Contest, and local Soroptimist Award. 2. Frank Holmes-alternate to Air Force Academy. 3. Vera Waterman-1971 Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow Award. 4. Ann Packard-D. A. R. Award. 5. Steve Jacobs-appointed to Naval Academy. 6. Kevin O'Brien-appointed to Air Force Academy. 7. Marcia Buescher-Most Representative Girl. Juniors-Class of seventy-two OFFICERS Matt Chiono, Pres. Mike Shephard, V-P. Susan Walker, Sec. SPONSORS Leiford Darien Peter Larson Virginia Runge Sandra Sullivan Randy Acker Karen Albrethsen Daniel Allen Mary Anderies Pat Aragon Terry Atkinson James Audino Steve Bacon Susan Baker Lori Ball Diane Bambino Robert Bamforth Lila Basford Martha Basinger Gary Baxter Sandy Belcastro Ricci Belden Pam Bennett Charles Berg Jane Bergman Irene Bertrand Robert Bertrand Tonya Betterton Sheri Better Delia Bibeau Julie Bieber Rosemarie Biesecker Bruce Bishop Duane Bizer Denise Blanchat Charles Blevens Sharon Blunk Marilyn Bohl Theresa Bonilla Paul Borden Alan Bower Dianna Brach Pat Brennan Benton Britt Brent Brown Harry Brown Chris Broyles Deborah Bruns Bob Buljung David Bullen Kelley Burford Michael Burke Shauna Burke Dorthy Burleigh David Burns Michael Burns Pat Burns Shirley Burton Joe Bush Steve Buskirk Alice Buthom Michael Byers Terrie Byers Frank Cady Ernest Caldwell Debbie Campbell Janis Campbell Jeff Carpenter Gary Chadez Cindy Chapin Carol Chapman Charleah Chavies Matt Chiono Donna Chobot Jan Christensen Vernon Christopher Marti Clark Pam Clark Debi Clary Ron Cloyd Calvin Cochran Dean Cochran Cathy Collom Vicki Colony Debra Commander Steven Corey Lori Cox Dan Craig Allen Crim Marvin Cross Ellen Currier Chuck Curtis Anne Cyphers Benjie Dalton Kathy Dangler Paul Daniel Sharon Daniels Robin Daskam Doug Davis Lewis Dawson Jane DeLong Cyndi DeLucas Gary DeRush Paula Desrosiers Roger DeWeese Lana Dillingham Frances DiThomas Kay Dittrick Ken Dixon Dianna Dodge Harold Doerr Alan Dorland Lucie Dorman Craig Douglass Ann Droullard Fabian Duffek Vicki Eaklor Curt Edfast Debra Edwards Vicki Egender Elizabeth Eksund Rick Elhart Celeste Ellis Martin Ellrick Clint Ensley Jon Evans Wes Everett Bill Fariello Mark Fenn Paul Ferris Charlotte Fisher Shirley Fisher Terry Fogarty Layne Foster Margaret Foster George Franklin Kenny Franklin Greg Freeman Larry Freeman Jim Fresquez Donna Fuhrmeister Marcia Fundinger Bob Fuoco Dan Gagle Joe Gallagher JoLynn Garcia Denise Gardner Eric Gardner Roy Garner Shelia Gatie Deanna Goble Food, glorious food, highlights junior life Mary Jo Good Darlene Graybeal Mike Greear John Green Charles Griffith Vincent Guerrie Nancy Guess Peggy Guillen Kathy Hackler Robert Hackney Tim Hafey Dick Hall ! « Loren Haller Vicki Hamilton Carol Hammond Jeff Hardcastle Steve Harris Glen Hart Mike Hart Jane Haven Cindy Hendrickson Chris Herrera Ron Hiatt Lauri Hickman Randy Hicks Coleman Higgins Debra Higley Cherie Hindman Debbie Hoback Sandie Hoback Jim Hollingsworth Sue Holloway Chid Holmes Earl Homer David Hopper Jim Horton David Howell Guy Humphries Carol Hunt Janet Hutton Debi Hyre Cherie Ingle Gary Jarrell Rick Jarrell Raelene Jennings Karla Johnson Mary Ann Johnson Scott Johnson Michael Kissner Ron Klements Robert Kleweno Mark Klocker Mike Knode Kathy Kupecz Helen Lacko Doug Lambert Rene Landry Robin Landry Ron Lange Bob LaNite Terry Lanman Bill Larsen Susan Larson Pat Lee Vem Lee Bob LeFebre JoAnn Lesko Cathie Lipp Debi Loback Lynda Loback Jim Logue Denise Lorimore Shirley Johnson Steve Johnson Ted Johnson Barbara Jones Chris Jones Robert Jones Sandy Kaiser Linda Keith Don Kendall Dan Kenyon Heidi Kercheval Dana Kiesling Georgia Lowe Glen Lowell Karen Lucerne Ken Lumbardy Meggin Lynch Randy Lyon 72 Karen McAllister Elaine McBride Rodney McConnell Ina McCullah Gayle McGothlin Randy McKee Brett McKelvie Kenny McKenzie Holly McLaughlin Monte Madary Marianna M a hie res Brian Man own Geraldine Manzanares Mike Maranville Mary Jo Marasco Karen Martinez Steve Massey Joe Mendicelli Steve Mendicelli Diane Miles Kathleen Richardson and Marcia Fundinger spend class time in the new District 51 cosmotology course off campus. Greg Miller Sarah Miller Sheryl Miller Robyn Millett Christine Mills Jim Milstead Maxine Montoya Georgianna Moore Roxie Moorland Judy Morford Verda Morford Brenda Morris Lane Morrow Greg Motz Bob Moulton Scott Munro Jo-An Murch Teresa Murch Della Murphy Chris Nelson Lori Nelson Steve Nelson Colleen Nielson Jack Nisley Cheryl Odelberg Robert O'Dell Becky Orloff Paul Osborne Sandy Oxford Tim Pace Don Pacotti Pat Page Sharon Pa hike Bryce Palo Pam Parker Sandra Patton Cindy Pembridge Stanley Perino Tom Phillips Janis Piersall Cheryl Pifer Randy Pollard Jill Pond Susan Porter Carolyn Porterfield Vicki Potratz Art I students created imitation stained glass windows in the cafeteria at Christmas. Jeannette Potter Joe Prinster Helen Quan Pam Ramsay Debbie Reigles Kathy Richardson Cindy Ritter Danny Roberts Jane Robison Bill Rocke Mike Rockert Donna Rodwell Chuck Rupe Susan Ruzycki ■ Theresa Salerno Scott Sampson Vera Sanders Rick Sartain Kathy Scales Debby Scharf Scott Schiesswohl Steve Schiesswohl Sheri Schmidt James Scott Roberta Selders Stephen Selkirk Janet Seymour Carol Shaw Kyle Sheldon Mike Shephard Steve Sherman Mary Shive Tammy Shriver Vickie Sisson Cary Skinner Kathy Smedley Becky Smith Brenda Smith 72 Donna Smith Bill So inski Vicki Sommers Judy Spam Randy Speer Christy Spooner Mike Stadleman Ron Stanfield Julia Stirling Sherry Storey Donna Stranger Donna Stumbaugh Chris Sullivan Shan Sullivan Dallas Sundstrom Wendy Sybrant Bob Taylor Ray Taylor John Teed Mary Theisen Fred Thiebolt Bob Thome Kathy Thye Marlin Tillman Patty Walker Susan Walker Greg Waller Cindy Wark Linda Warren Wayne Warren Flora Weaver Frank Webber Mike Weber Rick Weisgerber Larry Wenger Greg White Kerry Tornasi Helen Toogood Valerie Townsend Jane Trumbo Barbara Turner David Turner Homecoming 2nd place Tim Tyree Jeff Urhlaub Stephen Urbach Donna Whiting Ralph Whiting Lanny Whitney Gene Wilder Dan Wilkenson Rick Willhite Jonalee Williams Terry Winters Barbara Wooters Fred Worm Denise Youmans Judy Youmans David Zambrano Efrain Zambrano Mansel Zeck Tom Adams Gail Armstrong Dave Bielak Juniors (not pictured) Debbie Bailey Theresa Barber Steve Baxter Jeff Blackburn John Bray Peter Buniger Mike Buttenham Mark Cadez Laura Christensen Cameron Collard Susan Cook James Craig Anita Foster Jo Marie Frisch Dena Goetz Dan Guzman Ray Hajek Willie Herrall Ivan lies Arlea Johnston Gay Klingenberg Mike McCallum Ronnie Miller Debbie Murphy Walter Norris Susan Peterson Debbe Radke Rhandy Rodgers Tom Ruckman Terry Shepherd Larry Smith Patricia Staake Guy Washburn Dacre Williams Lee Wishart Rick Wright Ronnie Zotto Jerry Foster Paul Gavin Gene Hammond George Johnson Ralph Kemper Denise Lashmett Barbara McCallum Letitia Meisenheimer Jody Mountz Sandy Oxford Wendy Power Ceyl Prinster Sandy Ragsdale Connie Robbins Sue Roberts Rhandy Rodgers David Rollaine Jim Roussin Gerald Scott Trace Thorpe Kathy Thye Harry Trujillo Robert West Some juniors did their own thing for Charity Drive Sophomores-class of seventy-three Kenneth Abeyta Susan Adams Kathy Adamson Richard Aiken Janice Allen Pam Allen Penny Allison Diane Altland Carla Anderson Conrad Archuleta Mark Archuleta Paul Arevian Jayson Armour David Arms Sophomores Brian Bauer Dessie Bauer Steve Beard Mark Bebee Joyce Berg Jeff Berry Ken Betterton Kent Beverly Kathy Bizer Charlene Blevens Terry Blevens Tom Boita Betty Bondurant Sheri Boss Dan Bottinelli Robert Bouslaugh Shelley Boyce George Boyer Keith Brandsma Barbara Brandt Stephen Brant Suzi Breckenridge Lois Britton Amy Brophy Tim Brophy Jeff Brown Randy Cass Jeff Catt Terry Caviness Joe Chavez Jim Cheskaty Tom Chesnick Cecile Chiono Melanie Brown Pattie Brown Cathy Brumbaugh Kellie Brunner Janise Bruns Bruce Brunson Cindy Buescher Randy Burkhalter Linda Burleigh Bruce Bums Pam Bums Mark Busch Pamela Bush Colleen Callahan Steve Callison Rita Cammack Steve Carr Michael Carroll Sheliah Carson Jim Carter Mary Chiovaro Caroline Chobot Wendy Christensen Mary Clubb Ramona Clymer Danny Coca Dwayne Cochran Jan Cohan Steve Colosimo Thresa Commander Margaret Congdon Roxanna Con we 11 Pamela Cooley Jan Cooper John Cooper Kim Cotton Mike Coulson Jeanine Cowan Debbie Cox Jim Craig Mark Cremeens Cindy Crosby Gary Crosby Carolyn Cunningham Hope Cunningham Lola Currier Steve Cyphers Robert Dauk Mike Davis Darlene DeCamp Nancy DeGrassi David DeRose Gary Dickey Greg Doeden Scott Ferguson David Finley Tammy Fisher Mike Fitzhugh Theresa Flatten Glenn Fleer Jim Doody Shelly Dowd Ken Dowdy Karen Downs Terry Drake Teddie Dufford Tom Edwardes Peter Ell in wood Kathy Elliott Sandra Elliott Doug Ely Cindy Emmons Martin Faber Marsha Floody Betty Fogarty John Fogg Mike Ford Stacy Ford Amy Forsgren Ron Forsgren Ann Foster Scott Foster Richard Francis Zelda Franklin Philip Freeman Jim Fuller Bernadette Fuoco Cathy Gaggini Eliana Gaines Donna Garcia Jim Gardner Tim Gamer Alisa German Gayla Giebler Sophomores Darrell Gilbert Jamie Gillmore Don Goad Rodger Goffredi Juanita Gonzales Louie Gonzalez Joy Gordon Bill Green Terri Green Julie Gregory Charmaine Hacker Randy Hackney Linda Haggerty Debbie Haining Jim Halbrook Nancy Hale Hadley Hall Keith Hall Rodger Hall David Haller Becky Hammond Sharon Hanson Andrew Harbert Bill Hartman Dan Hatch Sharon Hatfield Scott Hefner Herschel Hendrickson Debbie Hensley Donna Hi lie ary Cherie Hindman Chris Hinkson Linda Hobbs Chuck Holmes Ted Holmes Vickie Hooker Opal Hoppe Michael Hubbard Mike Hudgens Patricia Hughes John Humble Kara Humphries Holly Hutchins Kim Isbell Mark Jackson Kent Jacobs Jacqueline John Kurt Johnson Sharon Johnson Sue Johnson Shirley Johnston David Jones Jim Jones Shene Jones Denise Jouflas Mike Kanaly Sarah Kantola Nancy Kara Tom Kelley Nancy Kenney Galen Kissick Virginia Kloberdanz Debbie Knowles Jeff Koiter William Kone Steve Kuretich Candy LaNite Gary Lanman Brad Larson Lily Lawton Mary Lawton Edith Lesher Steve Lewis Norm Lindauer During the first month of school, sophomores are introduced to GJHS with library and class orientations. 4 Steve Linnemeyer Carl Lipp Josslyn Loback Pam London Dennis Lopas Joe Lucero Michael McCabe Fredia McCalmont John McCormack John McCuUey Tom McGee Maureen McGinley Dick McKinley Margaret McKissen Rick Magor Rockie Mancuso Penny Maranville Emily Marasco Jack Marsden Jim Marsh m David Martin Gerald Martin Elmer Martinez Mike Mayberry Steve Maynes Ruthy Mercer Steve Mercer Susan Merlino Conni Mertz Daniel Mestas Andrew Miles Bill Miller Clark Miller Everett Miller Pamela Miller Sherry Miller Kathie Mills Steve Milstead Sheryll Minteer Mark Mitchell Paula Mitchell Eric Molitoris Cindy Monte Toni Montoya Gordon Morse Lynn Morse Leland Mow Steve Moyer Bob Mueller Brenda Mueller Nancy Mueller Gail Murphy Joyce Murphy Billie Nelson Nathan Nelson Bryan Newman Renee Nicholson Sharlyn Noetzelmann Steve Norris Jeff Norton Bill Noxon Kathy O'Brien Bill Ogle Kim On-Candy Osborn Greg Otto Lisa Oullette Darrell Pacheco Danny Pagel Jeannnie Pahler Mary Palmer Cynthia Parker Delinda Parker Don Patton Debbie Pauls Becky Paulson Debbie Payne Kim Pease Elizabeth Peavey Roy Perales Don Perci val Lloyd Perino Chuck Perrin Rhonda Pete fish Kay Peterson Marla Peyton Larry Pfister Dale Pitts Dick Pond Pat Porter Patty Praete Andrew Prinster Amy Quan Dick Quimby Debbie Radebaugh Cynthia Raff Bill Ramsey Ron Randall Jerry Randolph Lana Randolph Carol Rants Silvia Raso Alex Reeves Anna Reeves Debbie Reed Delores Renteria Rhonda Reust Julio Reyes Christine Rice Robin Rice Vem Riddle Bill Rigg Jill Rigg Rick Ripley Mike Roberts Andy Rodriguez Cynthia Rodriguez Lloyd Rodriguez Mary Rodriguez Richard Rodriguez Mark Rohrig Loretta Romero Sharen Romero Dale Romkee Randy Rose $ VJ. I George R cuss in Joe Rowlands Susie Rucker Debbie Rushin Linda Rutan Sam Sanchez Herb Sanders Joyce Sauer Jerry Schaaf Steve Schaffer Larry Schlauger Steve Scholbe Kurt Schroeder Becky Schumacher Gloria Scroggins Patty Service Jeannette Shahan Debbie Shaipe Vincent Shaw Caprice Shelton Patti Shipman Mike Stubbs Bradley Stunkard Steve Sturm Colleen Sullivan Carter Suplizio Gloria Sutrina Don Sutton Greg Taylor Karen Taylor Laurie Terrill Terri Thaute Larry Theison Terry Thomas Michael Thomason Mike Thompson Tammy Toren Matt Townsend Bob Treece Cynthia Tribolet Bonnie Trujillo David Tyree Pat Ulibarri Deana Unrein Peter Urie Richard Van Dyke Janet Veatch Greg Vigil Jeff Vigil Nancy Vincent Debbie Wallace Greta Waterman Marla Watkins Susan Watts Chris Weaver Edward Weber Joan Wegner Kim Weil Cheryl Wellington Terry Wendall Gay Wilcox Lisa Williams Matt Williams Mike Williams Steven Williams Julie Wilson Chuck Wiman Bob Winkelman Jere Woldruff Terry Wood Ken Wooters Neil Worm Louise Wright Mary Wright Larry Yaws Arlene Yeager Bruce Young Susan Zambrano Marc Wendland Stephanie Wethington Camille Whitt Carolyn Wilbert Campus life around GJHS This could be a model for someone practicing for a Tiger Tromp (upper left). Most sophs had one study hall to do homework, read in the library, or just be out of it for a while. Gals played golf fall quarter, and spooky visitors from Head Start visited some of the home ec classes. Kim Swan Alan Tolley Cheryl West Debbie Zimmer Katie Zollner Steve Archuleta Roger Ashley Francine Belt Craig Bradford Sandy Campbell Glen Erwin Roy Foster Sherry Green Debbie Jaramillo Pamela Nichols James O'Brien Debbie Oldham Sophomores (Not Pictured) Diane Aanonson Carolyn Anthony Jackie Archuleta Wanda Bowden Randy Brock Sherry Burishkin Kitty Burkhalter Sally Buttenham Meladie Cothern Joe Cunningham Richard Guzman Janie Hartung Rick Holbert Karl Houck Tad Jackson Donald Jiminez Greg Keller Glenna Koontz Leodel McCullough John McKinley Michael McKittrick Brenda Neece Beau Payne Mike Pena Patty Perez Gerald Scott Glenn Spaur Robert Stubbs Marie Trujillo Joann Valdez Donna Welton J. T. Whatley Dixie White Judy Wilson 114 nfim nn nnn v V n Packard Head Girl Changes revolutionize student government Operating under a new system this year, student council was held before school on Tuesday and Thursday mornings. Although representatives were elected from each home room at the beginning of the school year, meetings were open to all interested students. The council sponsored various projects throughout the year, including Homecoming events, the Annual Charity Drive, the Alumni Tea, (far left), the Heart Fund Drive, the Light Bulb Sale, and various school dances. The SBA representatives revised the dress code, allowing girls to wear pants to school. Kent Johnson served as the President of the Western Colorado Student Council Association and presided over the fall meeting. The council members were: (front row) Karen Lyon, Jayne Dyer, Steve Cyphers, Liz Deavey, Debbie Hoback, Bruce Phillips, David Bullen, Mark Fenn, Vicki Sisson, Stan Perino, John Elliott, Doug Quimby, Kent Johnson, Wayne Miller; (middle row) Steve Jacobs, Rusty Elliott, KenLumbardy, Ron Fedel, Rod Hollandsworth, Melanie Bray, Mike Mohror, Rockie Mancuso, Mike Shepard, Nathan Nelson, Tom Phillips, Connie Mertz, Carolyn Cunningham, Cinay Buescher, Becky Ott, Denise JoufLas, Lynn Mulford, Harold Doe it, Marcia Buescher, Tim Hall, Maribeth Howard, Ann Packard; (top row) John Fogg, Matt Chiono, and Katy Kupecz. Not Pictured are Georgia Lowe, Vera A be yta, Paula Archuleta, Shirley Burton, Ann Foster, David Franklin, Jim Gardner, Brenn Johnson, Sherie Jones, Dana Lantz, Brad Larson, Rilla McKay, ArlinMead, Laura Miera, Connie Moore, Lane Morrow, Chris Sullivan, and Dallas Sundstrom. Leagues initiate social activities Girls League started out this year's social events on registration day by having a coke party for sophomore girls, (above) This party was to get them acquainted with high school policies, class routines, and the layout of the buildings. Cookie sales boosted Girls League treasury. (right)Other activities included sponsoring the Pigskin Dance, Nov. 26, and Cotton Ball in the spring and entertaining the faculty on Teacher Appreciation Day. Karen Lyon Dorthy Burleigh Patty Brown Lana Randolph president vice-president secretary soph, representative Tim Hall president Randy Acker vice president Harry Brown vice president Terry Fleming secretary Nathan Nelson soph, representative This year Boys League sponsored buses to the Wheatridge game (above) and collected sporting equipment which they gave to the Fruita Boy's Ranch ( left ). The action troops also sponsored Tiger Tromps and performed services for area nursing homes. The sponsors were Nick Kohls and Ron Vigil. 1 French Club officers Beth Harris, sec-treas.; Brenn Johnson, v. p.; and Howard Perino, pres. ; look over the book selection at Rimrock Bookstore. 2. David Wendland, pres.; Susan Baker sec-treas.; Barbara Jones, historian; and Mike Kuretich, v.p.; serve as German Club officers this year. 3. Lynnette Tooker, senior, models her Latin costume. 4. French Club makes candy to sell as a money project. S. Latin Club officers are Celeste Ellis, aedile; Sue Holloway, first consul; Teresa Murch, scriba; Lynnette Tooker, first consul; and Doreen Van Dyke, historian. 6. Spanish Club officers are Marianna Mahleres, sec.; Bob Thome, treas. ; and Tom Hayes, pres. ; at El Charo and Don Pacini, v. p. Sounds of the times — Ita, Ja, Oui, Si )|$CE QUASI SEMPER V1CTURU WVE QUASI CRAS MCRITURUS 1. Latin Club members display their club motto, Learn as if you would always live, live as if you would die tomorrow. 2. Garth Wilson, Spanish Clr.L sponsor, shows exchange students, Johann Venekate and Eric DenHollander, language lab equipment. 3. German Club sings for the Kennel Club at the Cafe Caravan. 4. French Club pulled their float in the Homecoming Parade and placed first in the small clubs division. 5. At the Spanish Club swimming party, Chris Weaver displays his diving ability. 6. The owners of the Ocelot Club at Mack entertained at the German Club fall pot-luck supper. Two national organizations train for jobs If The Vocational Industrial Clubs of America strived to create better opportunities for students interested in trade and industrial education. Membership was comprised of those students in the vocational classes, and members learned to use their trades in practical uses. The club was the only VICA chapter on the western slope. For mem bers of VICA, the year was filled with various projects and programs. Officers were (Front) Susan Bailey, sec.; Mike Stadelman, pari.; Loma Farmer, vice-pres.; and Janet Dupre, treas. ; Gabriel Zamora, rep. ; Colleen McDermott, pres. Officers (Front) Mike Rowlands, assist, treas. ; Jean Meador, sec.; Marti Thiebolt, pres.; Kelly Sidener, publicity director; and (Back) Gary Robison, treas. ; Ron Sechrist, vice-pres.; presided over the Distributive Education Clubs of America. Students in DECA learned marketing and distribution Among the club's various projects were setting up window displays, selling and sponsoring representatives to district, state, and national conventions. G Club G Club offered membership to varsity players of all sports who received letters. The club purchased an ice machine for athletic use and provided a plaque in honor of Coach Carl Cox. Alice Buthom, jr. Gail Hutchison, sr. Sylvia Anderson, sr. Shauna Burke, jr. Donna Dickey, sr. Mary Jo Marasco, jr. Theresa Salerno, jr. Ellen Ford, sr. Lisa Patterson, sr. Susan Walker, jr. Banner girls and twirlers announce to spectators that GJHS is on the march. The twirlers, Becky Hammondf, sophomore; Katy Kupecz and Ceyl Prinster, juniors; performed during half time at the football games, for Blackouts, and at several assemblies. The banner girls marched in parades, performed during half time at football games and danced at assemblies. Their dance routines were choreographed by Beth Harris. (Below) The alternate banner girls were Vicki Sommers, Susan Baker and Valerie Townsend, juniors; Melanie Bray, Beth Harris, and Ann Packard, seniors; and Cindy Wark (not pictured). As the parade passes by- J Swing Choir Swing Choir entertained various service clubs and luncheons throughout the year. Early morning practices found the choristers rehearsing diligently for television and radio performances. The lead guitarist, Mike Mulnix, acted as emcee. Mike was assisted by Rita Borden, piano, Brian Brandstetter, string bass, Camille Guyton, tambourine, and Steve Harris and Ceyl Prinster, guitars. The choir members were (front row) Kelly Pond, Mike Mulnix, Ron DeRose, Ceyl Prinster, Steve Buskirk, Steve Harris, Michael Roberts, and (back row) Brian Brandstetter, Camille Guyton, Shauna Burke, Olline Wine land, Coni Graff, Rita Borden, Susan Porter, Connie Conner, Sherri Northrup, and Shirley Morris. Nancy Wright is not pictured. Quill and Scroll was headed by Jeff Jensen, pres.; Beth Harris, veep; and Me red ith Miller, sec.; (below). It is an honor club for journalists. A student must have 50 col. inches of writing, have sold 75 col. inches of ads, or 100 col. inches of a combination of the two before they may be initiated. Also a ”B in journalism and no grade below a C are requirements. Scott Webster, Rod Hollandsworth, Dave Goffredi, Anita Hall, and Marceen Pond were initiated by Jeff Jensen at the first initation held this year (left). Future business leaders of America A new club got off the ground with a membership of students interested in business and officers Sharon Blunk, pres.; Cindy Enos, veep (not shown); Janis Campbell, sec.; Cindy Wark, treas.; and Terry Flatten, hist. 1. Thespian officers for this year are Meredith Miller, sec-treas.; Gene Wunderlich, v. p.; Pat Prinster, pres.; and Anita Hall, reporter-historian. 2. This Strange Night cast members were Meredith Miller (Ester), Dave Goffredi (Asa), Howard Perino (the Inn keeper), Anita Hall (currior), and Gene Wunderlich (Marcus), not shown is John Elliott (Joseph). 3. Judging tryouts are Miss Donna Bissell, sponsor; Ray Canaday, sponsor; Dave Goffredi; and Howard Perino. 4. Preparing for their trip to the Thespian convention in Fort Collins are John Elliott, Anita Hall, Pat Prinster, Gene Wunderlich, Meredith Miller, Dave Goffredi, Brian Brandstetter, and Howard Perino. 5. Zina Elliott was initiated into Thespians by Pat Prinster. . —----------- - • Dramatists seek a theatre future 1. During the Drama Club tryouts Helen Lacko showed Sarah Miller how it's done. 2. Drama Club officers for troupe two are Mary Jo Good, sec.; Zina Elliott, v. p.; and Sandy Lackey, pres. Officers of troupe one are Cindy Todd, sec.; Helen Lacko, pres.; and Marianna Mahlercs, v. p. 3. Discussion revolved around dramatic events. 4. Interesting things can be found in the drama department prop room. 5. Drama Club members revealed what they would truly like to be at the suppressed desire Christmas party. 132 Marti Dale Becky Beverly Marcia Buescher Junior Varsity Cheerleaders Jane Bergman Cindy Chapin Jan Christensen Lori Cox Georgians Moore Cindy Pembridge Coni Graff Linda Noxon Wende Scholbe Spirit of seventy-one Pep Club An over abundance of enthusiasm and a fiery spirit were the prominent qualifications of pep club members this year. Poster parties were held in the cafeteria and before many of the games the halls were brightened with brilliant banners. Often a mysterious tiger would appear at home games. The enthusiastic Bengal helped cheerleaders in building school spirit and pep. Shown below are pep club officers (Front) Sandy Lackey, treas.; Carolyn Wilbert, soph. rep.; and (Back) Susan Baker, sec.; Jayne Dyer, pres.; Helen Lacko, vice-pres. SENIORS Melanie Dunn Becky McNew Connie Moore JUNIORS Sheri Betzer Janis Campbell Fabian Duffek Linda Keith JoAnn Lesko Ceri Manzanares Sheryl Miller Roxie Moorland Chris Nelson Pam Parker SOPHOMORES Cathy Brumbaugh Shelly Dowd Terri Flatten Ann Foster Joy Gordon Jacque John Maureen McGinley Susan Merlino Conni Mertz Cindy Monte Amy Quan Laura Silcox Carolyn Wilbert Lisa Williams Susan Zambrano Revolving with service clubs 1. Key Club guarded the bonfire, sold Christmas trees, and attended weekly breakfasts as part of their activities for this year. The officers (see picture below) were Joe Williams, pres.; Bob LeFebre, sec.; Steve Massey, v.p.; Steve Jacobs, sergeant-at-arms; and Randy Acker, sec. 2. Future Homemakers of America endeavored to promote good home economics. FHA was led by (top) Cheryl Salerno, treas.; Kathy Bebee, historian; Mary Theisen, parliamentarian; (bottom) Holly Soelberg, pres.; Melanie Dunn, v. p.; Malinda Galba, sec.; and Cassandra Coates, recorder (not pictured). 3. National Honor Society sold Homecoming mums, tutored students, and won 3rd place in Homecoming club-float competition (see next page for picture). NHS was headed by Kent Johnson, pres.; Cindy Todd, sec.; David Wendland, treas.; and Connie Conner, v. p. 4. Science Club hosted a seminar on ecology and environment at Mesa College, Nov. 21, and initiated interest in the science fair. Leaders were Jewell Lubers, chairman; Harold Doerr, sec-treas.; and Mike Knode, vice chairman. 5. Library Club aided students in the library with colorful bulletin boards and good will. Carlyn Harrison, pres.; Cathy McGregor, sec.; and Paula Wooters, v. p.; were the officers. 6. Junior Red Cross (lower right) sent a chest overseas this year, directed by Wende Scholbe, Randy Acker, and Wendy Sybrant; pres.; v. p.; and sec-treas. respectively. Sponsor, Mrs. Tess Carmichael; Ron Maupin and Ann Packard, School Life editors; Dave Coffredi and Cindy Todd, Organizations editors. We almost made it off the ground The Tiger staff appreciates the people who gratefully gave their services. For their assistance in photography, we sincerely thank Mr. and Mrs. Allen Porter, Photography by Curtis, Bruce Photography, Jerry Beach, Hetzel Studios, and Bob Grant of The Daily Sentinel. Thanks also to Jack Eckhart, American Yearbook Company, for his patience and long hours with the technical problems. We especially thank our sponsors, Tess Carmichael and Gary Cordray, for their guidance and minimum of yelling. moc Noar For Collonp Scholarships B • Wende Scholbe Managing iolbe m a | Jean Woltemath Editor I f ril Advertising Salesman, C artoc 'j Mike Mulnix 2 ilrSI—I a Lynnette Tooker r ;l Sports Editor It l� “ � •� - mm fl Gary Cordray Adviser Orange Black Ju' . r Hur1 Vvh 1 Junc :� n. Ct� Inrai|.' NY N vrm r . I'jTO i r Bruce Phillips « News Editor r,f| h% (Kf for • I . _ w ■ Mike Smith Photographer Send Clinic 'I • r, 4. Curt Stevens Advertising Salesman Anita Hall f Copy Editor f M WWMW W|� M «| Viy | '4 r k . • Jewell Lubers ' Business Manager • • rf p, 1 n %|| % s.1 ■ v� ,r «• ’� ■« B ititf froir irV� i) t K- . • M % • Nt. •• • « Lisa Dering Advertising Manager . _______ A______r _ ______. •__ r? fl«l k 9 t 1 f� lAW„n T nK rt (• -UUI3t? I III t?M=T5l5 Janice Thompson News Editor State's SzssyAreos Susan Borton Copy Editor « Marcia Buescher News Editor Barbara Reed Feature Editor Connie Conner Assistant Editor Headed by co-editors Beth Harris and Cindy Rait, the News Bureau staff reported Tiger happenings to the community. Melanie Bray and Mary Huff reported weekly from the KEXO studios, while Rodney Hollandsworth and Scott Webster broadcasted from KQIL. John Elliott and Marceen Pond were free lance reporters and feature writers. The Bengal beat 1 English III - J classes studied aspects of Journalism as well as American literature. Lane Morrow, Helen Lacko, Mary Jo Marasco, and Sarah Miller look over dummy annuals. Mr. Cordray greets III-J students David Turner and Stan Perino. Proofreading techniques came in handy for Mary Andries and Dan Craig. Journalism I students Mike Knode, Chuck Griffith, Dana Kiesling, and Bill Rocke listen to instructions for feature writing. Many journalism students attended the annual Journalism Conference held at Mesa College in the fall. English-Literature Students studied a variety of subjects during the first semester. Background was given to subjects to be studied in depth second semester. Sharon Daniels and James Audino had a look at the Globe Theater in English III. The study of English authors was a challenge for Roxann Clifton and Mary Lou Oberling. Terry Cavanaah, Michelle Birkendahl, Sheryl Maixner, and Mark Acker studied English architecture in English IV. Marcy Olender and Pamela Bush studied ancient gods in English II. English II also brought reading enjoyment to Hope Cunningham and Scott Forsgren. Man opens new horizons Second semester offered opportunity to develop individualism in English studies. Kathy A. Taylor and Cheryl Salerno were free to choose materials in Reading. Reading also interested Rick Willhite. Shakespeare broadened new horizons for Cathy Ruzycki, Mark Ridder and Judy Koiter. Mark McCallister, Frank Holmes, Mark Acker, Wende Scholbe, Jim Wood, and Brian Vogel were able to execute individual projects for their study in English. Mrs. Margaret Vandenberg's modern short works class enjoys interesting literature. Theater arts Speech offered Cyd Warren, (lower left) Judy Sparn, and Debra Higley (upper left) opportunities to develop their speaking abilities. Cheryl Salerno and model Tom Steffens created costumes for drama productions. Stagecraft classes helped make each production a success with their talent. Jane Bergman, Ann Cyphers, and Lori Cox enjoyed competitive debating. Art is to create Grand Junction High School artists sought individualism in their work. Cathy Ruzycki experimented with still life paintings. Steve Monte and Vicki Hamilton were chosen Artists of the Month for September and November respectively. College and oils became Jean Woltemath's favorite mediums. Scientists become aware David Martin, Terry Drake, and Chris Hinkson discovered microscopic worlds in biology. Physics proved to be a challenge for Celeste Ellis, Donna Chobot, and Mike Byers. Dick Hall and Gregg Miller also puzzled over physics experiments. Atoms and the world of chemistry became a challenge to Chris Carnes and Malinda Galba. Botany opened up new doors for Rick Willhite and Tom Cornwall. Rodney McConnell, Eric Gardner, and Jane Haven found zoology to hold many experiences. Tigers study math Math gave students a new outlook on the mathematical world. Juniors, Danny Roberts and Helen Quan studied graphs in algebra. Math analysis gave seniors, Zina Elliott, Sue Borton, and Larry Selkirk the opportunity to prepare for calculus and other mathematical programs. Tom Edwards and Carol Rants studied new aspects of math in their Math II class. 151 Foreign lingos Social sciences study society The study of American History was undertaken by Fred Worm and Sandy Kaiser. Brad Whatley and Jim Corder learned much about government in political science. Terry Lanman, Greg Motz, and David Hooper discussed American history while Jane Quan and John Huff pondered over psychology. Deana Unrein, Matt Townsend, and Steve Willhite discovered world history. Psychology experiements proved fun for Sandy Lackey, Bonnie Bradshaw, Rick Miller, and Dan Rosenthal. RigK St“' °rCh1fStra; Frof . Violin--Uura Silcox. Scott Sampson, Rick Miller, Susan Larson, Viola-Michelle Birkedahl R« nH TnHv °tbyn ‘n Karx HUmphnw’t,SuZanne Smith- 0boe”Paula Ue' Heidi Kercheval, Lola Currier Viola--Dianne Bassoon--Judy Koiter, Jenine Carr, Marianna Mahleres. Saxophone--Teddie Dufford. Viola—Nancv Allen Cello Cerau ‘ SaSSt'� r rum pet Steve Eta, Se«t Lab Band, under the direction of Marion Jacobs, learned many aspects of the field of music. (front) Jan Cohan, Gay Wilcox, David Stahl, Karen Taylor, and Bret Morris, (second) Kathy Elliott, Della Murphy, Bob Moulton, Dale Romkee, and David Jones, (third) Nile Sparks, Lloyd Rodriguez, Joe Chavez, David Zambrano, Joe Rowlands, Charles Bruner, and Efrain Zambrano, (four) Jerry Schaaf, Scott Banas, and Ron Fedel. 154 Sylvia Anderson. Cello—Rita Borden, Barbara Reed. (Second) Violin--Karen Albrethsen, Ellen Currier, Darlene DeCamp, Steve Hams. Flute Miles Zina Elliott. Cello—Steve Shafer, Maribeth Howard. (Third) Clarinet—Elaina Caines, Dianna Brach, Kathy Kelly, Dave McGaw. (Fourth) Percussion—Doreen VanDyke, Vicki Eaklor, Jewell Lubers, Launa Laramore, Marion Jacobs. French Horn—Gerald Martin, John Teed, Ron McNulty, Martin Ellrick, Curt Edfast. Tuba—Sue Holloway. Bass Viol—Shauna Burke, Bruce Burns, Julia Stirling, Dave Wilkenson. Strings, brass combine sounds The 1970-71 Orchestra performed for various concerts during the year. Marion Jacobs and Norman Ashley directed the orchestra toward excellence. Scott Sampson, Albert Chin, Michelle Birkedahl, Julia Stirling, Dave Wilkenson, Bruce Bums, and Jack Nisley were selected on the basis of tryouts for the All-State Orchestra at the University of Colorado. Grand Junction High School Concert Band: (Front) Flute—Janis Piersall, Sherry Miller, Margie Congdon, Valerie Stevens, Nancy Mueller, Beth Harris. (Second) Kay Peterson, Cathy Ouret, Kim Swan, Ramona Clymer, Becky Boge, Bruce Young. Clarinet--Sam Marutzky, Eliana Kathy Snyder, Becky Orloff, Jo-An Murch. Bassoon--Stephen Selkirk, Marti Clark, Marianna Mahleres, Jenine Carr. (Third) Susan Baker, Lee, Heidi Kercheval, Lola Currier, Liz Peavey. French Horn—Georgia Smedley, Diane Boivin, Gerald Martin, John Teed, Stacy Ford, Jack Steve Nelson, Scott Schiesswohl, Charleah Chavies, Mike Kimmey, Gene Wunderlich. Saxaphone--Joyce Murphy, Cynthia Parker, Jan Kemper, Paula Bailey, Curt Edfast, Martin Ellrick, Ron McNulty. (Top) Percussion--Doreen Van Dyke, Launa Laramore, Bill Larsen, Jeff Ron Hiatt, Jeff Koiter, Glenn Fleer, Dean Cooley, Linda Hobbs, Ron Randall. Bass—David Bullen, Shirley Burton, Bill Miller, Mike Bradbury, Director--Marion Jacobs. Dave McGaw, Judy Koiter, Maribeth Howard, Beth Harris, Kris Moulton, Pat Prinster, and Ron McNulty represented GJHS at University of Northern Colorado, April 2, 3, and 4. They were selected from tryouts playing scales, sightreading, tone quality, dynamics, and a prepared solo. Contempory music set the pace for concerts, Blackouts, and fun by Stage Band. Members were (Front) Dave McGaw, Judy Koiter, Teddie Dufford, Dianna Brach, and Carol Hammond. (Middle) Tim Motts, Sue Holloway, Martin Ellrick, Ron McNulty, Ralph Kemper, Curt Edfast. (Top) Marion Jacobs, Scott Schiesswohl, Doug Ely, Gene Wunderlich, Charleah Chavies, and Kathy Kelly. Lucie Dorman, Pamela Bush, Mary Jane Plutt, Suzanne Smith, Kara Humphries, Cindy Ritter, Cindy Todd, Rob M , Gaines, Dianna Brach, Kathy Kelly, Judy Koiter, Dave McGaw. Alto Clarinet--Denise Jouflas, JoLynn Garcia, Delinda Parker. Jane Robison. Marc Wendland, Lauri Hickman, Katy Kupecz, Judy Carlson, Jill Rigg, Sandie Hoback, Kent Jacobs, Rodger Goffredi Paula Nisley, Kris Moulton. (Fourth) Trumpet—Steve Jacobs, Doug Ely, Bob West, Mike Byers, Charmaine Hacker, Pam Allen, Steve Cooper, Teddie Duffoid, Marcy Olender, Cheryl West, John Elliott, Una Randolph, Carol Hammond. Twm bone--BiURigg, Dan Short Ralph Uhrlaub, Jewell Lubers, Vicki Eaklor, Julie Wilson, Becky Hammond, Steve Schiesswohl, Steve Urbach, Tim Motts, Jeff Berry Dean Cochran, Sue Holloway, Baritone—Dan Wilkenson, Patti Shipman, Debbie Bruns, Jim Currier, Joe Pnnster, Allen Crim, Pat Prinster. Musicians capture sound Under the direction of Marion Jacobs, the 1970-71 band reached new heights of success-performing at Pioneer Days in Salt Lake City, marching at home and away football games, and presenting concerts to the community. Pat Prinster, Shirley Burton, and Marianna Mahleres were drum major and majorettes. Elected by the band, council was the executive group shaping the busy organization. Members of band council were Joe Prinster, Katy Kupecz, Dave McGaw, Kris Moulton, Dave Bullen, Judy Koiter, Randy Pollard, Valerie Stevens, Jeff Koiter, and Teddie Dufford. (Front left first row) Ceyl Prinster, Shauna Burke, Charlotte Butts, VVende Scholbe, Robert Cotter, Tom Boita, Coni Graff, Olline Wineland, Martha Basinger, (Front left second) Mike Roberts, Brian Brandstetter, Kelly Pond, Mike Erskine, Mark Ridder, Nathan Nelson, Randy Smith, Tim Garner, Greg Cunningham, Mike Mulnix. (Front right first) Sheri Schmidt, Shirley Morris, (Second) Linda Bale, Karen Albrethsen, Camille Guyton (Third) Bonnie Bradshaw, Steve Harris, Chris Spooner (Fourth) Helen Lacko, Karl Luke, Terry Winters, (Fifth) Ron DeRose, Carolyn Porterfied, Betty Eksund, Zina Elliott, Paul Luke (Sixth) Sherrilyn Northrop, Donna Stranger, Karen Birks (Seventh) Nancy Wright, Jill Pond, Cheryl Odelberg (Eighth) David Arnold, Donna Whiting, Becky McNew, Steve Buskirk (Ninth) Chris Nelson, Roxie Moorland, Connie Conner (Tenth) Mike Roberts, Debbie Wimer, Shelly Dowd, Sheryl Maixner, Susan Porter, Rita Borden (Top) Larry Selkirk. Concerts, 'Annie Get Your Gun' highlight A Cappella A Cappella, Glee Clubs sing out Selected for their musical ability, Karen Albrethsen, Connie Conner, and Coni ' iaff, front row; Mark Ridder, Brian Brandstetter, and Mike Mulnix, back row, represented GJHS in the All State Choir which was held at the University of Denver. Girls' and Boys' Glee, directed by Kenneth Koehn, improved their singing ability. Advanced Girls' Glee met first hour and Beginning Girls' Glee sang fourth hour. Boys’ Glee invaded the vocal music room fifth hour. Vocations interest Tigers Many students sought vocational interests in 1970-71. Notehand proved worthwhile for Jim Widdows. Ina McCullah, Chris Sullivan, and Sherry Storey practiced their typing skills. Cheryl Salerno took dictation in shorthand. New experiences were found by Gary DeRush, David Finley, Rick Magor and Julio Reyes in crafts. Mike Shepard finds mechanical drawing to be interesting. Sewing new clothes is a pleasure for Pat Hendricks and Cathy Foy in senior home economics. Teddie Dufford, Cathie Lipp, Jeanny Bowdon, and Melanie Brown cook a surprise in Home Economics II. Sophs try Driver's Ed, P.E. New at GJHS in 1970-71 was the opportunity to take Drivers Education. Sophomores gained by the experience on the road. Familiar to many students is the vocational area. Doddie Velasquez and Kathy Martinez helped out in the office by filing information and delivering those mysterious blue slips. Girls P.E. appreciated gymnastics demonstrations skillfully executed by Marti Dale. Coach Everett Johnson's boys gym class competes in a fast game of basketball. towhoH I vo H JO j TYFACUL IULTYF ACU LTYFACULIBF ACl ®TFi«U LTYFA£U LTl F ACU I KACU HFACL .CULTYl ACULTYFl lCULTYJ ;UL1 fYFACULTYFACl II n i | 1 u:! 1 1 [yf ltyfacJ l.TYlJ 1 A’! ! 1 i M’i� . FACULTY V WAC! yiYi aJ tyf ACUI I iLinr uft F ACU UM UU LTYFj lcuL r :ulty rACULT FACULTY Elaine Eddy Counselor Virginia Baillie Attendance Clerk Margaret Hunter Music Dept. Secretary Lou Grasso Counselor La Vem Kohls Counselor Ada Tenny Counselor Ronald Vigil Counselor Jeannette Hitchins Office Secretary Mildred Low Voc. School Secretary I grade papers. I give boring lectures sometimes because I'm not always prepared. I help students form ideas. Pleasure comes to me when they react. I find refuge in the lounge. I delegate authority. I guide, instruct, and advise. I try to act professional. I learn from my students. Marie Hopper Secretary Viola Mulford Records Clerk Sandra Ducray Sara Foster Aluine Whalley Helen Spehar Library Secretary Asst. Librarian Librarian School Nurse Robert C. James, principal at Grand Junction High School for 26 years, heads a staff of 102 and a student enrollment of 1, 390, He is known as an outstanding Colorado administrator and is a true TIGER with high morale, enthusiastic spirit, and courage. Mr. James is assisted by Clyde Granere, GJHS vice principal for 21 years and Ralph Wobick, who has been here for six seasons. 165 Glenn Dawes Eng. ID, IV Vernon Duck Charles Dunn Mech. Dr. II; Ind. Arts Boys' P.E. Donna Bissell Sp. I; Drama; Costuming Bill Fanning World History Everett Johnson Boys' P.E. Pamela Kinkade Psychology Kenneth Koehn Max Kralicek Glee club; A CappcUa Sp. I; Stagecraft; Debate Delmer Bom Physics Sherman Ferris Machine Shop I, II, III Marion Jacobs Band; Orchestra John Krizman Refesh. Math. Bob Gear Amer. History William Graham Eng. II Mary Guadnola Ida Gummere Charles Haigler Eng. Ill, IV Gen. Comm.; NH.; Cler. Prac. Chemistry Experts swing with soul and poise Don S andefur Auto Mech. I, II, III Joel Scaggs D.E. I, II, III; Bus. Richard McPeek Patricia Massey Boys' P.E. French I, II; Eng. II William Noxon Biology Betty Pitts Art II, III Charlotte Reicks Bk.; Consum. Ed. Jack Shadle Crafts; Mech. Dr. I Larry Steele Ronald Stone burner Auto Body I, II, III Amer. History; Boys' P.E. Arthur McCluskey John McLennan Fr. Ill, IV: Spanish I Geom.; Math. Anal. Administration The Board of Education worked to provide as equal opportunities as possible for excellence in education with more attention focused on Open Concept, two new junior high schools and newer teaching techniques. They helped to shape the minds of nearly 14,000 students by supplying interested teachers and well informed staffs. Dr. Don Oglesby, the new superintendent, visited all the schools in the district and made himself available to teachers, students and parents. Lewis Miller Alg. II; Math. I Jimmie Roberts Alg. II; Geom. Patricia Sublette Home Ec. II, III; Senior Robert Moon Pol. Science; Psychology Ida Roe Latin I, II, IV Sandra Sullivan Alg.; Math I; Math Anal. Joseph Roscoe Crafts; Shop I, II John Sutrina Eng. II Virginia Runge Shorthand; Typing Neal Rusco German I, II Louis Swingle D. O.; Mech. Dr. I Gunhild Swanson Geom.; Math Anal. Math II Michael Van Dahm Eng. II Margaret Vandenberg Eng. IV Janies Van Duyne Eng. Ill John Verzuii Psychology Edward Whalley Chemistry Garth Wilson Spanish II, III, IV J. B. Wootten Amer. History Janey Wright Shorthand; Typing Christian Wuerslin Jerry Zybura Girls' P.E. Alg. II; Geom. Boys' P.E. James Witt German II, III, IV ARTISTS of the kitchen master in school lunches, faculty Fridays, and service club dinners. They are Velda Bailey, Mary Bailey, Lavina Summers, Jimmie Basham, Elsie Page, Lois Lange, Estaleen Artaz, Ella Grabher, Allene Koontz., Ruth Pray, and not pictured, Maxine Cloyd. BELOW, Back to school night, Oct. 27. Maintenance Mrs. Lucille Maurin-matron Leo Cary George Causer Jim Dugan Frank Keller Wayne Kibel Joe Serrano Bruno Weltz Marion Woodring Lester Workman Evalds Kordons-chief It's time we care. Allen Porter PHOTOGRAPHER 306 GLENWOOD AVENUE . GRAND JUNCTION, COLO. 81501 Phono 243-0729 BENGE'S SHOES Ccltb IN FASHION 349 Main 242-1065 for the Girl on the GO Exclusive NATANI NEZ Select Navajo GIFTS Turquoise Rugs Something for everyone 243-7163 Shown by appointment only There is satisfaction in being prompt . . . A fine watch from PEYTON'S Congratulations Seniors Will be a big help all through your life PEYTON'S JEWELRY Bulova Wittnaur Eternamatic 440 Main St. 242-7953 242-2522 PnlicE Fifth Glenwood 242-6742 ALWAYS THE NEWEST STYLES Don and Mickey Sparn 420 Main St. Grand Junction First Main St. 242-2661 THE TERRACE— first stop for beauty Kathy Vogel, Shirley Fisher, David Noffsinger, Guy Humphries, Susan Walker, Harry Brown, and Cindi DeLucas enjoy a fun evening at Orchard Bowl. Mrs. Karen Lashmett, owner, creates a new look for Wendy Sybrant. The BANK with Ideas That's my bank; make it yours. Open Bowling League Bowling Junior Bowling Free Instructions MESA NATIONAL BANK 2655 North Ave. cxecLSJo r For all cleaning needs 304 North Ave. i . . I' I' cau today IL-8 MEW - 242-8414 f ' N Drive-In. Come today or if you can't, call for pick up and delivery CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS!! from BURKEY LUMBER COMPANY 515 South 7th 242-3757 ForA You Birds i 1 With Pets, V Congratulations Senior Visit Us At Class of 71' MILE HIGH SEED COMPANY 133 North 4th St. RADIO SHACK 242-4556 309 Main St. 243-6226 th homi l;an HOMt LOAN All Types of Real Estate Insurance Loans HOME OWNED-HOME OPERATED SINCE 1897 439 Main St. THE ALPINE CAFE GOOD place to eat GOOD food at REASONABLE prices 242-0670 603 Main St. For all your sewing needs THE MALL FABRICS 552 Main St. Carpet and Furniture Cleaning Fine Carpeting From America’s Leading Mills 17th and Main 242-5452 LINCOLN PARK CONOCO Tune-up Brakes Front-end Alignment COMPLETE AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE BRUCE PHOTOGRAPHY 1213 Orchard 242-2651 1155 North Ave. 242-1971 We Salute the Class of 1971! GRAND VALLEY RURAL POWER LINES INC. 5 tlf BITTIR Promoting the Economy of Western Colorado with the Tiger Senior Class! THE FRIENDLY PLACE TO STOP SHOP 1111 North Ave. For a Party or a Meal Anytime - 7 Days a Week 501 Main St. 242-2270 243-6222 BOYS LEAGUE the action troops For Tiger Tromps Homecoming Float Faculty Appreciation Day Helping Senior Citizens On Floor- Mr. Ron Vigil, Terry Fleming, Tirr, Hall Ut Row- nick Ollimhv log---- Williams, Harry Brown, Nate Nelson, Stevi Brosius, Bryan Newman. 2nd Row- Mark Minium, Tsm Minin', nan ngisigy, Ron Sechrist, Guy Humphries, Kevin O'Brian, At Paul Miller, Mancel ZectfT 3rd Row- Randy H Acker, Randy Pollard, Greg Miller, lim— Hollingsworth, Paul Daniel, Ccne Wunderlich 4th'Row- Jim Berkly, Trace Thorpe, Chuck Rape, Steve Maynes. AMERICAN GILSONITE CO. rttvaa' t6SK“ u 105 North 2nd 243-3209 FEATHER YOUR NEST with KWILL RADIO-1340 P. O. Box 340 Grand Junction 242-7800 EPS! PEPSI-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY 315 N. Spruce - 242-2871 Take time out for a Best Wishes to Class of '7 1 at GJHS Randy Acker, Janise Campbell, Alice Buthom, Denise Youmans, Charlotte Fisher, Elaine McBride, Janet Hutton, and Ronny Hiatt are planning a party for Journalism I. 801 N. First 242-7062 HART MUSIC FOR THE BEST QUALITY AMPEG - FENDER GIBSON 242-9282 NORTH AMERICAN VAN LINES CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS Western Transfer 1931 E. Main 243-7575 I'Mrun dtu'fil’ IN... FLOORS WALLS CEILINGS HARDWARE CABINETS APPLIANCES Get all your Hunting and Fishing needs AT STEPHENS SPORTING GOODS STORE Also the best Rifles TELLER ARMS SHOPPING ______CENTER________ THE DESIGN CENTER, LTD. 242-3878 615 White Ave. 510 Main St. 242-3811 Seventh and North SHOES THAT GO PLACES Nina Originals Town country 530 Main St. 242-2758 For all your building supplies STYLE YOUR HAIR Don't just cut it, warns Chuck Rupe SCHEER'S STYLE CUTS COME IN For guys or gals Licensed Barber-Beautician STYLIST INDEPENDENT LUMBER 1109 Houston 242-9658 Stop Imagining! Get the Real Thing At MONTE'S QUALITY AUTO SALES! 135 South 7th To Eliminate the hang - ups Life ... Go to THE Clothes Closet 721 N. 12th 243-1031 Featuring: a bigger display room to aide you in selling your unwanted outgrown clothes cluttering your closet Fantastic furs clothes for every time and place. APPLIANCES HOME APPLIANCE AND KITCHEN CENTER 1155 N. 4 Grand Jet. Congratulations Class SIR LOYNE Gourmet Dining Knightly Entertainment Lounge Hours 4 p.m. -2 a.m. Dining Hours 6 p. m. - 11 p. m. 2879 North Ave. 242-1893 from 1600 Ute Ave. IliSCtMH'Ljo, Try us for the Complete Home price Furnishings Carpet Linoleum Installations ££ ANDERSON FURNITURE 128 South 2nd 242-0417 Home of the GENUINE Hush Puppies FACTORY OUTLET SHOES 413 Main St. Grand Junction Judy and Joe Sparn are experts. Judy Ulanoski and Frank Holmes often wear leather to school for the NOW DO YOU KNOW THE look. meaning of custom made? Well, that's how the boa works! YOU bring in an idea about what YOU want made, and we make it to your specifications. Far out, huh! the boa is Junciton's only custom leather shop! We'll see you there 755 North Ave. 242-8939 e£ecfrilc 411 Glenwood Ave. 242-0380 congratulations seniors of '71 Let Us Help You Take A Trip MESA TRAVEL SERVICE La Court Motor Lodge Athletic Goods First in the Field Distributed by VORBECK’S SPORTING GOODS INC. wholesale only 126 South 4th 242-7636 242-9925 If I can fly, YOU can, too . - Pat Prinster, Senior f I 1 1 MONARCH AVIATION INC Walker Field Chartered Service Air Freight Air Ambulance Flight Training Cessna Sales and Service 243-7500 COLLIER -PONSFORD INC Buicks - Pontiac - Opel ED EISENHAUER MOTOR CO. Dodge Cars and Trucks HANSON EQUIPMENT CO. International Harvester Dealer IMPORT MOTORS INC. Volvo - Toyota - Mercedes - Fiat jack McLaughlin motor co Mercury - Jeep JESSE BOYCE MOTOR INC Volkswagen - Porsche JIM FUOCO MOTOR CO. Cadillac - Oldsmobile - AMG -GMC LES SHELLABARGER CHEVROLET Chevrolet Cars and Trucks MATTAS MOTORS Datsun WESTERN SLOPE AUTO CO. Ford WILLIAMS CHRYSLER - PLYMOUTH Chrysler - Plymouth GRAND JUNCTION NEW CAR AND TRUCK DEALERS ASSOCIATION You'll Find The Finest In Dining and Lodging At The Beauty Salon Gift Shop 755 Horizon Drive 243-6790 Any of our care go better with a girl, especially Wendy Sybrant. COX MOTORS INC Kenneth Ray Cox Owner All Makes - Used Cars Trucks Two Locations to Serve you Better 3rd North Ave. 243 - 6140 Grand Junction, Colo. Best of Wishes to the Tiger Class 71 1st White Ave. 243 - 6101 home - 242 - 4366 CONGRATULATIONS Seniors of 71 A W DRIVE IN 2837 North Ave. 243-2565 ! SUMMER FUN ! Hobby and model construction supplies Railroad HO N - Airplanes - Rockets Craft Kits A FULL SERVICE l. BANK j Since I90J The Can Do Bank UNITED STATES BANK of Grand Junction Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Federal Reserve System _____ GILBERTS MEAT MARKET VEAL - LAMB - PORK - BEEF Largest and most Swifts complete meat Pro-Ten market on the geef Western Slope FULL LINE OF GROCERIES 1625 N. 15th 242-1986 STILL SEARCHING AROUND FOR THAT CERTAIN SPECIAL SOMETHING? REASURES OLSUM Bread 158 Main 242-4311 BILL'S BODY SHOP BILL JARVIS ’25’ HOUR SERVICE AUTO TOWING 243-0373 228 ROOD AVE. Auto Body Repair Framework Auto Painting A Specialty Looking for Something? Try uociuaa'tw.' 5 ... Dhfc pKcl Shop Prescriptions . Cosmetics Candy . Gifts . Sundries 455 Main St. 242-3032 811 North 12th 242-7011 Mesa College Center Congratulations, Seniors YOU HAVE REACHED AN IMPORTANT MILESTONE. NOW YOU ARE INVITED TO CONSIDER THE ADVANTAGES OF CONTINUING YOUR EDUCATION IN THE ATMOSPHERE OF A FRIENDLY COMMUNITY COLLEGE WHERE THE STUDENTS' INTERESTS ARE IMPORTANT! Ask your High School Counselor about Mesa College's many programs leading to Associate Degrees for transfer to four-year colleges and universities and to Associate in Applied Science Degrees which prepare students for immediate employment in commercial, programs for development of vocational proficiencies. MESA COLLEGE WATCH FOR MESA COLLEGE'S SUMMER SESSION ANNOUNCEMENTS VALLEY FEDERAL Savings and Loan Association If you need additional college funds - see us about a Student Loan” 660 Rood Ave. 242-1900 Let US Put You In The Drivers Seat!!!! HERTZ «■?.! . =AR Jeanne Meador, Lori Cox, and Sherry Storey model The Three different lengths of today's styles. Delight in your choice. Airport Terminal 243-0747 242-2983 You have one, you know. ..Vodue... 504 Main New Products Can Do Wonders Let Us help you THE DENNING COMPANY RIMROCK BOOKSTORE Largest Selection LINCOLN PARK BARBER SHOP See Chuck Vern For The Latest Styles Of Hardbounds And Paperbacks On The Western Slope 733 North 12 321 Main St. 242-5502 difMa ikef Serving Colorado West for over 40 years CONGRATULATIONS to the Class of 71 These seniors are featured at our three Grand Junction stores . . . Laurie Beecham, Terry Lander, and Kathy Taylor, North Ave; 9th and North Ave. Larry Bruner, Kris Moulton, and Wayne Miller, First and Orchard; jgj. ancj Orchard Cindy Carlson, Jim Franklin, Jay Johnson, Sam Marutzky, Ron Sechnst, Marti Thiebolt, and Bill Unruh, Fourth and Grand. 4 h and Grand You're Always Welcome In FIRST NATIONAL TERRITORY FIRST NATIONAL BANKS GRAND JUNCTION • GLENWOOD SPRINGS • ASPEN K R E X 50, 000 Watts Radio TOP HAT DRIVE-IN 139 North Ave. BOCKELMAN'S FLORAL Dial 1100 F.M. 923 Television Channel 5 242-2048 2811 F Road 242-4514 JOHNSON'S HOUSE OF FLOWERS Congratulations to the Graduating Class Got a good thing Growing 1350 North Ave. 242-4292 You can eat around the clock at GAY JOHNSON'S 331 North 1st GRAND JUNCTION BOWLING of 1971 from COLORADO FURNITURE CO. INC. . Berkline Recliners • Southwest Mattresses . Style Setter Dinettes . Bassett Furniture . Kroehler Chairs . Living Room Sets by: Flexsteel - Lande -Berkline - Allan White -Restmore - Mode of California • Carpets by Dan Rivers Alexander Smith . New Used Furniture Always a Bargain . Friendly Service • Expert Carpet Installations • Contract Prices • Free Delivery Western Colorado Eastern Utah Grand Junction’s Leading Furniture Co. Since 1947 243-2222 1110 North 6th 260 Colorado Ave. Grand Junction 242-2960 COLORADO INDUSTRIAL BANK (formerly Citizens) Avco Financial Services Congratulations Class of 71 . Loans .Savings Fourth and Rood 243-2311 MW MCI COLORADO WOI SIRIAL This is Student Council in action Displaying student council's projects were the bulletin boards. Sponsoring student council meetings were Mr. Canaday and Miss Kinkade. Some of the projects included dares during the charity drive, lettering the marquee, hosting the alumni Christmas tea, and decorating the Christmas tree. MEN’S SHOP AM MAIN StRIST, GRAND JUNCTION For Quality and the Newest Look in Men’s Fashion Chid Holmes, Chris Bums, Joe Bush, and Kerry Cline try the latest fashions. 242-2928 1900 Main For More Fun Than You Ever Had FREEWAY BOWLING LANES Hoof on in Have a bite: Weddings Anniversaries • • Birthdays Graduations ‘•V VICK'S PASTRY SHOP 242-7716 524 Main Congratulations to The Graduating Seniors of Mt. Garfield, Inc. (OUR SKILL'S IN OUR .HEADS BUT WE DONY keep rr ' THERE■ ',WE 6IVE IT TOTOU AT ' V A PRICE THAT IS FAIR PLUMBING - HEATING - SHEET METAL Kir SERVICE WttMAfTCE 626 Rood Aveouo GRAND JUNCTION, COLORADO 81501 This ad is another project of Girls League SCHIESSWOHL OIL CO. Serving you with Whatever You Need. .. the finest since 1924 We have it. ARMY STORE uni(§n Color Control South 6th RR Tracks 242-6115 461 Colorado 242-7259 IceCream is just icecream unless ils C RhSCfcNT Congratulations 124 N. 7th Ceyl Prinster asks for ring style advice from Pat Page while choosing her class ring. Seniors From PAGE-PARSON'S PORT-A-SIGN- 519 Main 242-3420 242-0518 Complete Home Furnishings NORTH AVENUE FURNITURE APPLIANCE CENTER 945 North Avenue 243-0646 MAKE SKAGGS YOUR COMPLETE SHOPPING -HEADQUARTERS- All your cosmetic and beauty needs All your drug and prescription needs All your sporting good needs Complete selection of records and tapes 545 North Ave. JAC'S FLOWERS 243-2770 Susan Walker, David Noffsinger, and Guy Humphries look at the piggy banks at Mesa Federal. James S. Gormley Chairman of the Board Jk E5A FEDERAL SAVINGS Hood at Sixth Grand Junction Box 1508 Phone 242-5211 Colorado Patrick A. Gormley President Index Introduction 1-13 ySchool Life Annie Get Your Cun 34,35 Annual Royalty 16,17 Cotton Bair Royalty 26,27 Death Takes A Holiday 33 Fall 22 Homecoming 18-21 Mr and Miss Merry Christmas 24 Pied Piper of Hamelin 32 Pigskin Royalty 23 Prom Royalty 23 Prom Royalty 28,29 Rotarians 30 Spring 36,37 Tigers and Tigresses 31 Winter 25 Sports Baseball-Varsity 52 BasebaU-J V. 51 Basketball-Varsity 45-47 Basketball-! V. 47 Basketball-Soph. 46 Cross-country 57 Football-Varsity 40-44 Football-J.V. 42 Football-Soph. 44 Golf 46 Tennis 53 Track 54 , 55 Wrestling-Varsity 48-50 W rest ling-J V. 50 Wrest ling-Soph. 50 C lasses Seniors 60-86 Juniors 88-101 Sophomores 102-115 Organizations Banner Girls 126,127 Boys League 121 Cheerleaders 132,133 DECA 124,125 Drama Club 131 French Club 122,123 Future Business Leaders of America 129 Future Homemakers of America 136 C Club 125 German Club 122,123 Girls League 120 Junior Red Cross 137 Key Club 136 Latin Club 122,123 Library Club 137 National Honor Society 137 Pep Club 134 uill Scroll 129 Science Club 137 Spanish Club 122,123 Student Council 118,119 Swing Choir 128 Thespians 130 Tigerettes 135 Twirlers 127 VIC A 124 Classroom A Cappella 159 Algebra 151 All State Band 154 All State Choir 159 All State Orchestra 157 American History 153 Annual Staff 140,141 Art 149 % rjtomr Artist of t he Month 149 Band 154 Biology 150 Botany 150 Boys Glee 15$ Business 160 Chemistry 150 Cos aiming 148 Debate 148 Drama 148 Driver's Ed 161 English n 111,IV 146 English III-J 145 French 152 Geometry 151 Cerman 152 Girls Glee 159 Cym 161 Home Economics 160 Journalism I 145 Lab Band 156 Latin 1 52 . Math I 151 Math Analysis 151 News Bureau 144 Office Aids 161 Orange S Black Staff 142,143 Orchestra 156 Physics 150 Political Science 153 Psychology 153 Reading 147 Refresher Math 151 Shakespeare 147 Shop 160 Spanish 152 Speech I 148 Speech 11 148 Stagehand 154 Stagecraft 148 20th Century Literature 147 World History 153 Zoology 150 Faculty 162,171 Buyer's Guide 172-202 Who's Who Aanonson, Diane 114 Abeyta, Kenneth 49,103 Abeyta, Vera 61,119 Acker, Mark 27,31,48,50,54, 57,61,146,147 Acker, Randy 42,50,89,121 136,137,179,181 Adams, Susan 103 Adams, Tom 98 Adamson, Kathy 103 Aiken, Richard 103 Akers, Carol 61 AIbrethsen, Karen 32,33,89,154 155,158,159 Allen, Dan 89 Allen, Janice 103 Allen, Nancy 61,154,155 Allen, Pam 103,156,157 Allison, Penny 103 Altland, Diane 103 Anderies, Man' 89,145 Anderson, Carla 103 Anderson, Sylvia 61,126,154, 155 Anderson, lorn 61 Anthony, Carolyn 114 Appelin, Irene 61,75 Aragon, Pat 89 Archuleta, Conrad 103 Archuleta,; Jackie 114 Archuleta, Mark 103 Archuleta, Paula 61,119 Archuleta, Steve 49,50,114 Arcieri, Jim 16,40,49,50,54, 61 Arevian, Mark 61 Arevian, Paul 103 Armour, Jayson 103 Arms, David 103 Armstrong, Gail 98 Amey, Gail 61 Arnold, David 34,61,158 Aizapalo, Pefee 42,103 Ashcraft, Debra 103 Ashley, Roger 114 Atkinson, Terry 89 Atwood, Shauna 103 Audino, Cordon 103 Audino, James 89,146 Bacon, Steve 89 Bailey, Debbie 98 Bailey, Diane 103 Bailey, Don 103 Bailey, Gary 61 Bailey, Paula 61,156,157 Bailey, Ron 103 Bailey, Sue 61,124 Baillie, Virginia 164 Baker, Deyona 103 . Baker, Lcland 61 Baker, Susan 89,122,127,134, 156,157 Bale, Linda 61,158 Balerio, Pauline 61 Ball, Loma 89 Bambino, Diane 89 Bam forth, Robert 89 Banas, Scott 103,154 Barbour, Chris 103 Barger, Theresa 98 Baseler, Samuel 166 Basford, Lila 89 Basford, Thelma 103 Basford, Wilma 103 jf Basinger, Jeff 61 Basinger, Martha 89,158 Bates, Leslie 103 Bauer, Brian 103 Bauer, Dessie 103 Baughman, Lois 166 Baugliman, Mary 82 Baughman, Rorma 82 Baxter, Gary 39 Baxter, Steve 98 Beard, Eldon 102,166 Beard, Steve 103 Beasley, Bart 51,61,179 . u lie bee, Kathy 61,136 Bebee, Mark 103 Beecham, Laura 61,192 Bel castro, Sandy 89 Belden, Ricci 47.89 Belt, Francine 114 Benefield, Richard 61 Bennett, Pam 89 Berg, Charles 89 Berg, Joy ce 103 Bergman, Jane 89,132,148 Berkley, Jim 54,61,179 Berry, Jeff 103, 156,157 Bertrand, Irene 89 Bertrand, Robert 89 Betterton, Ken 50,103 Betterton, Tonya 89 Betzer, Sheri 89,135 Beverly, Becky 17,24,31,62, 132,143 Beverly, Kent 103 Beville, Mike 82 Bibeau, Delia 89 Bieber, Julie 89 Bieiak, Dave 43,98 Biescker, Roiftpane 89 Bixkendahl, Michell 62,146, 154,155 Bilks, Karen 62,158 Bishop, Barry 82 Bishop, Bruce 89 Bisseu, Donna 32,33,130,166 Bizer, Duane S9 Bizer, Kathy 103 Black, Betsy 62 Black, Dave 62 Blackburn, Jeff 98 Ulanchat, Denise 59 Blevens, Charles 89 Blevens, Terry' 103 Blevins, Charlene 103 Bliss, Donna 62 Blunk, Sharon 89,129,152 Boge, Becky' 62,156,157 Bohl, Marilyn 89 Boita, Tom 34,42,103,158 Boivin, Diane 61,156,157 Bondurant, Betty 103 Boney, Francis 62 Bonilla, Theresa 89 Bonne 11, Jeff 62 Borden, Paul 89 Borden, Rita 62,128,154,155, 158 • Born, Delmer 166 Borton, Susan 62,143,151 Boss, Sheri 103 Bottinelli, Dan 53,103 Bottinelli, David 53,62 Bouslaugh, Robert 103 Bowden, Wanda 114,160 Bower, Alan 89 Bftoyce, SheUey 103 ’Boyer, Ceoige 50,103 9 Brach, Dianna 89,154,155,156, 157 Bradbury, Michael 82,156,157 Bradford, Craig 114 Bradshaw, Bonnie ol, 153,158 Brandsma, Keith 103 hrandsietter, Brian 31,32,33, 34,128,130,158,159 Brandt, Barbara 104 Brangham, Charlene 74,82 Brant, Stephen 104 Bratton, Polly 1,31,62,141 Bray, John 98 Brav; Melanie 30,62,119,127, 144 Breckenridge, Susa:. 104 Brennan, Pat 54,57,89 Brewer, Pam 62 Britt, Brentor. 89 Britton, Lois 104 Brock, Randy 114 Brooks, Henry 82 Brophy, Amy 104 Brophy, Tim 104 Brosius, Steve 62,,179 Brothers, Joseph 82 Brown, Brent 89 Brown, Candi 62 Brown, Claire 62 Brown, Harry 89,121,175,179 Brown, Jeff 104 Brown, Melanie 104,160 Brown, Pattie 104 Brown, Patty Ann 62,130 Bfown, Priscilla 62 Crownson, Jill 63 Broyles, Chris 89 Brumoaugh, Cathy 104,135 Bnqgg Larry 63,154,192 Brunner, Kellie 104 Brunner, Spencer 63 Bruns, Deborah 89,156,157 Bruns, Janise 104 Brunson, Bruce 104 Bueholtz, Bradley 54,63 Buescher, Cindy 104,110 Bulscher, Marcia 23,63,87,118, 119,132,143 LBuljuK Bob 89 Bullen, David 47,54,89,119, 156,157 Buniger, petery 98 Bur ford, Kelley 89 Burishkin, Sherry 114 Burke, Michael 47,89 Burke, Shauna 89,126,128,152, 154,155,158 Burkhalter, Kitty' 114 lib Buifchalter, Randy 104 BurSfrfe Dorthy 89,120 Burleigih. Linda 104 Burner?, Gal air 6 3 ■ WFns, Brace 104,15$, SS eurns, David 54,89 Bums, Michael $9 Bums, Paifi 104 53 X S.iirl 119,156, 157 Burch', dll ark 42,46,104 Bush, Joe 1,89,197 Bush, Pamela 104,146,156,157 Buskirk, Stevfe 89,128,158 Buthron. Alice 89,126,181 Butler, Richard 82 f $uttenham, Mike 98 Buttenham,. Sally 114 Butts, Charlotte 63,158 Michael.90.450 56, Byers, 90 , Cadez, Mirk 98 C$dy, Fra k 2 -‘Caldwell, Ernest 90 Callafrefa, Collee 'lO Callison, Steve 1()4 Cammack, Rita 104 Campbell, Debbie 90 Campbell, Janis 90,129,135, 181 Campbell, Sandra 114 Canaday, Ray 32,33,130,167, 196 Cardin, Mike 63 Carlson, Cynthia 63 Carbon, Judy 63,156,157 Carmichael, Tess 141,142,167 “Carnes, Chris 63,150 Cams, Dennis 63 Carothers, Kenneth 167 Carpenter, Jeff 90 C ljgper Ramona -104,156,157, Coates, Cassandra 64,136-Coca, Danny 104 Cochran, Calvin 90 Cociiraiij £)fean 90,156,15 C .Coc lira n 'Dv yne 104 Cohan, Jan 104 ! 54 Coiemau, Connie 4 Collardy Cameron 98 ,. ColJom4. Cathy 90 i Cotl Jenine 63,154,155,156, 157 Can,' Steve 104 Carroll, Michael 104 Qefson, Sheilah 104 Carson, Steve 63 Carter, Jim 42,104 Cass, Rand 104 Catt, Jeff 104 Cavanagh, Mike 63 Cavanagh, Terry 63,146 Caviltesa, Terry 104 Cavitt, LynelT63 Chadd, Nancy 63 Chadez, Cary 90 Chambers, Cathie 63 Chapin, Cindy 90,132 Chapman, Carol 90 Chavez, Joe 50,104,154 Chavies, Charleah 90,154,155, 156,157 Cheskaty, Jim 104 Che snick, Tom 44,104 Chiaro, James 63 Chin, Albert 30,60,63,86,155 Chiono, Cecile 104 Chiono, Matt 32,88,90,119 . .Cbioyaro, Mary 104 CI)Obot, Caroline 104 fchobot, Donna 90, laO Chrfs jpsen, Jah 29,90,1 Christensen, Laura 98 Christensen, Randy 64 Christensen, Wendy 104 Chrsitopher, Marjorie 64 Christopher, Vernon 90 Clark, Calvin 64 Clark, Marti 90,156,157 -C Clark, Pam . 0 Clark, Sally 82 Clary, Debbie Clifton, Roxaim 82, 146 Cline, Kerry 64,197 ?V Jf' ' Cloyd, Ron 90 401 Clubb, Mary 104 Robert 41 Colony, Vickie O Colosinfo, Pam oi. Colosimo, Steve 104 Commander, Debra 9p s Commander, Theresa ftM C jngd on, Margare 1104,156, Conner, Connie 31,34f 64,128, 136,137,143,158,159 Gonwell, Roxana 104 Cook, Susan 98 Cool , De n 64,156,152 Cooley. Pamela 104 Ipooper, James 64 COoper, fan 104,156.157 Cooper Jo i 104 Cooper, Rick 64 Corder, Jim 47, 52 54,153 'Cordon, Rosa 83 Cordray warj 141,142,145, 167 ‘ .7 Corey, Steven 90 Corey, Teresa 82 Cornwall, Thomas 98,150 Cothem, Meladie 114 Cotter, Robert 64,158 Cotton, Kim 104 Coulson, Mike 104 Cowan, Jeanine 104 Cox, Debbie 104 Cox, Lori 90,132,148,191 Craig, Dan 32,43,44,90,445 Craig, Jim 104 Cremeens, Mark 105 Cretti, Clark 64 Crim, Allen 90,156,157 .Crosby, Cindy 105 105 90 [ary 64 lunningham, Carolyn 1 Cunningham, Greg 35,54, 158 Cunjunghain, Harold 64 (US ingham, Hope 105,146 lingham, Joe 114 furrier, Ellen 90,154,155 furrier, Jim 64,156,157 furrier, Lola 105,154,155,156, psz ‘urtis, Qhtfck 56,90 Cyphers Jp yX 48 Cyphers, Davia 65 Cyphers, Steve 44,48,102,105, J49 Daily, Pat 65 Dale, Marti 16,65,132,161 Dalton, Benjie 90 Dangler, Kathy 90 Dangler, Kurt 65 Daniel, Paul 90,179 Daniels, Sharon 90,1 Darien, Leiford, 88, Daskam, Robin 90 Dauk, Robert 46,105 Day is. Doug 90 Davis, Mike 105 Davis, Verna 65 Dawes, Glenn 166 Dawson, Jim 65 Dajvson, Lewis 47,90 j|Kvej____________ DaLlene t05 ,154,155 DeRose, David 34,105 DeRose, Ron 65,128,158 DeRush, Gary 90,160 Desrosiers, Pai%[a 90 D o Wee se. Roger £0 Dial, Barbara 65,74 Diaz JvRiry 65 Dickey, Donna 65,126 Dickey, Cary 27, 46,105 Dillingham, Lana 90 iThomas, Frances 90 Dittrick, Kay 90 . Dixon, Alice 82 w Dixon. Ken 91 Dodge Dianna 91 BoWA, wee 42,46,105 Doerr, Harold 91,119, J06,13 Doody, Jim U85 Dorland, Alaqj l Dorman, Lucie 91,156,157 “ Doss, Kathie 98 DouglassL Craig 91 Dowd, STuftlv 105; 135,1% Dowdy, Ken 105 Ddwns, Karen 105 r Dram Terry 105,150 Droullafid, Ann 91 Dock, Vdmoivl6o l Due ray, Sandra 164 Duffek, Fabian 91.135. Dufford, Teddie 1 ,151 ford, Mike IQS' !. 5tacy 105, Fleer, Clenn 105,156,157 Fleming, Terry 17,23,40,54, 66,121,125,179 Floody .Marsha 105 te Fogarty, Terri 91 Fogg’, John 105,119 . .. Ford, Ellen l,6 ,n26,140 Ford Mjkfsao Ford 157 For ren, Amy 105 J orsgrbl , Ron 105,146 .Foretety C,ib 66 ■FosteB ’A nita 98 Foster, un 1135,119,135 Soster, Davkl 66 I FostA, Diana 36 Foster lerpy 99 Foster Uy� e 91, ‘If: Foster, Margaret 91 Foster, Roy 114 Foster, Sara 164 Fosfor, Scott 105 Foy, C, thy 66,160 £ TrandH tRlchard 1Q5 Franklin, David 56,6 f, 119 Franklin, ijC-eorge 91 Erankin, Jim 66,192 Franklin, Kem� t91 M | i fcSWos m l 5Bi9 54,W4, lale, Steve 46,54,65, ----i, Charlel 46,55,166 Diumy Melanie 30,65,135,13] Dupre, Janet 65,124 Dyer, Jayne 30,65,119,134 Eaklor, Vicki 91,154, 155, ?$ ,■ f 157 Eddy, Elaine 164 Edfast, Curt 91,154,155,156, 157 Jydwardes, David 82 Edwardes, Tom 105,151 Edwards, Debra 91 Egender, Vicki 91 Ehlar, Gordon 82 Eksundf Elizabeth 91,158 Elhart, Ripk 91 Ellinwood, Peter 105 Ellinwood, Sharon 65 Elliott, John 31,32,33,60,64, 119,130,144 Elliott, Kathy 105,154 Elliott, Rusty 98,119 Elliott, Sandra 105 Elliott, Zina 66, 130,131,15k' 154,155,158 Ellis, Celeste 91 2 150 Ellrick, Martin 91,15 156,157 Ely, Doug 105,156,157 Emmons, Cindy Enos, Cindy Freem Freeman, JfoiHp Fre St jiez JKm 91 Frisch, Marie u-ie 98 K v FuhrmeisteT, Donna 91 Fuller, 105 Fulton, Mufflyj� 66. rlO Funderburk, Debbie 140 Fundinger, Marcia 91,94 Fuoco, Bernadette 105 Fuoco, Bob 53,91 Caggini, Cathy 105 Cagle Dan 91 Caines, Ellana 105,154,155, 156,157 Galba, Malinda 66,136,150 Gale, Bill 66 Gallagher, Jd®91 Garcia Dona 105 GaJenni f82 JoLynn 91,156,157 j GL L4o Nancy 105 D DeDong, Jane 90 DeLucas, Cyndi 90,175 DenHo inder, Eric 65,123 i% 65,84, B Clint Erski neT Hkfi. I 58 Erwin, Glen Estes, Aria 6(5 Estes, Terry 82 Evans, Jon 91 Everett, Wes 34,91 Faber, Martin 105 Fanning, Bill 52,166 Fariello, Bill 91 Farmer, Loma 66,124 Fazio, Debbie 66 Fedel, Ron 82,119,154 FdJti, Mark 56,91,119 F feuson, Scott 105 Ferris, Ba U 91 Ferris, Sherman 166 Fielding, Ward 98 Finley, David 50,105,160 Fisher, Charlotte 91,181 Fishst Shirley 91,175 05 n ammy 105 ering Lisa 65,84,143 Fis '-Fitzhugh, Mlk Fitzhugh, Rod Flatten, Theres 479 429,135 Gardner, Denise 91,152 1 Gardner Eric 91,1 0 Gardner, Ju 44,46,105,119 Gardua ick 12, 30,41,66 Roy 91 i Tim 34,105,158 3 Garretf, Cliristine 82 ' Catie, Shelia 91 f Cavin, Paul 99 Cear, B 3,56,167 Cerm n, Alisa 105 Gibbs, Chris 66 I. Gibbs, Steve 82 - Giebler, Gay la 103 f ♦ Giib t, Darrell 106 Gillmofe,-Jamie lOo CHddon, Margaret 83 Goad, t)cm 106 Goad, Jack 1,6 140 Goble, Deanna 91 Goddard, Chris 1,68,141 Goetz, Dena 98 Coffredi, Dave 1,32,33,68, 129,130,141 Coffredi, Rodger 46,106,156, 157 Gonzales, Juanita 106 Conzalez, Louie 106 Good, Don 42,68 Good, Mary Jo 32,92,131 Goodson, Marie 68 Igj ordon, Calvin 82 Gordon, Joy 106,135 Graff, Coni 19,31,68,128, 133, 142,45 PPPVP Tint. Graham, William 167 ra J eil. DTrlene Owen, Bill 106 Green, John 92 Oregon, Jutye 9fc,106 Crilfidi| Chiiles 92,145 -Crigsby79jlck l, 8 v a .Crubb, Mary $2 Cct nola. Mary-167 v Cue trie, Vincent 92 VCymen, Da id 8 Cuillen, Fred 48,50582 Guillett, PeggyjfctBPT imetc; I V � iupry ♦ HLulkjfcn L Hinksoni Chr s 105,150 ji . Jiitchins, JcWiette 164 | -v H tck, Debbie 92,119 Uul I Iollan f 129,144 fidllicfc P H dk , Hollow 1 ,119, es 102,16 im 92 jl 7 2,122,15 • I Sue 107 l ed 93, phnston, Arlea Johnston, John 69 Johriiton, Shirley 1 Jones,, Barbara 93,12 •Jones, Chris 93 Jones, David 107,154 Jones, Gary 82 w ji fones, Jim 107 Larson, Peter 88,168 Lafran, Susan93,154,155 Lashrtett, Denise 99 iwton, Lily . 107 iv to W-y 107 :k Ken 70-Let- -Pat 93 - k -4 Lee-, Pbula 10.1 Lee , TOW; Holmes, Cliid- 2V197 Chuck ipr Hohnes, Holmes, Gumrrt Guyton, c’amfllo 32,34,( Ichard 114 aKertTOTfjr t Op cker, Charmair lOfi, 156, H kler. Kathy 92 Hacknfey . Doiiali 82 ndy 106 1 rt 92 ,92.1 2 ertipnn, Peggy $8 Linda 106 les 00,16 bie I Y :.t 5 Halbrj rHele; Hall, Dick 6 Hall, Hadie S Hall, Keith Hall, Rodger 1 Hall, Tim 26,30,45,47,54,57, i 68,119,121,179 Haller, David 106 Haller, Loren 44,50,92 Hamilton, Vicki 1,92,149 Hammond, Becky 106,127,156, 157, Hammond, Carol 92,156,157 Hammond, Cene 43,99,152 Hanson, John 68 Hanson, Kathy 68 Hanson, Sharon 106 Harbert, Andrew 106 Hardcastle, Jeff 92 Harris, Beth 30,60,68,87,122, 2fr 129,144,154,155,156,157 Harris, Steve 92,128 54,155, 158 Harrison, Carlvf 8,136,137 . Hank ' 8,87, U7,184 Holirtet. JinlWb Ji i Holmes, Karra qS _ h Hoones, Ted luu ! . « H, iti-er, EarJ 92 ' Hooker, VicRie 106 p’MdjHoppe, Opal 106 rilopper, DaVffc 92 53 Hopper, Marie 164 ' ’Horton’ Juu.92 d pick, Karl 114 Howard, Ma rice A 29, 68,118,' 119,154,155,156,157 Viowe, Helen 166 ell, David 44,92 . aJ I lov.e II™ rd, Jo] ard, Michal uber, Mark 68,31 ens, Mike 106 V lQL 144 % ,.lT W 44,50,51,92, Jones, ShMe 10 JoiifLas, Denise Kaiser, Sa:idf£3,153 - fifenaly, : like J 07 Kantola, Sarah 107 Kara, NaYfcy 107 Karpr itodntiy 69 .Karp', .5raart 09 Kaufman,, Kathy 69 . Keith- Linda 93,135 Keith ley, Tom 69 Keller, Cregon il4 ar Kelly, Kathy 30,69 154,155, 156,157 - Kelly, - Jones, Robert 93 £q l(J7,119,T$0{“ ' fn jLe lfO, Jo Aim 9 3 156 ,.3, 36 107 Ujpp, CaroPl07 tipp,� Cathie 93,160 Upp, Chris 7fi ■pjf Coback, D Loback Loba London, Lop as, Dennis l :, iTfrni Kelley, T Kemper, Ralph Don 93 KendaQ, Alike 69 K nne Tiancy 107 Lorimore, Dfcnise 93 bw, Mildred 164 Lowe, Georgia 32,93,118,119 . 'Lowell, Glen 93 Lifters, JeweU 70,86,136,137 143,154,155, tj , 157 m Lucerny, Karen 9 153 Fod 50,69 an 52,93 iciiael 82 • 1, Heidi 93,15 ,! -Luc cab Luke, Karl 7P. 138 Luke, jg£aul 70,158 JKh Ken 97.119 nch Room Stall 171 nrh . Allen 70 uettli:, hlfeabeth 69 Ivlesllng, Dana 93,145 il 70 [Si 93 sn 71,119,120 Kiggins, Linda 69 107,154.15 12 2 B?ll 106 Hart, Glen Hvt, Mike Hartman Hartung, Janie 114 Tdatch, Dan 106 Hatfield, Sluuon b Haven, Jane 92,150 Hayes, '10 41,50,08,122 Hays, Linda 2A ‘ Hefner, Scot' 0jPpb Hendricks, Patridra 68 160 Hendrickson, Cindy 42 Hendrickson, Herschel 106 Hensley, Debbie 106 Hernandez, Monica 82 Herrall, WilUe 98 Herrera, Chris 92 Hetland, Cyndi 68 Hiatt, Ron 47,92,156,157,181 Hickman, Lauri 92.156,157 Hickman, Tonie 68 Hicks, Randy 92 Higgins, Coleman 92 Higley,..Debra 92, 148 IhUeary , Donna 106 r ■ ag| - 3’ tchins, Holly 4 7 tchison, Gail 17,28,69,126 mton, Janet 92,18K Hyte, J lies, Ivan 9 Ingle, Cherie 92 Ingram, Larry 50,57,166 Inman, Dennis 82 Isbell, Kim 107 Jackson, Mark 107 Jackson, Tad 114 Jacbos, K.nt 107,156,157 Jacobs, Marion 154,155,156, 157,166 Jacobs, Steve 30,40,41,69,87, 119,136,156,157 James, Robert C. 165 Jaramillo, Debbie 114 Jarrell, Gary 92 v Jarrell, Rick 50,57,92 Jennings, Raeles fcJrcM Kirnmey, Mike 31,51. ojGs6 el, Yilliam le, Pamela 166,f9g Rueben alen 107 er, Michael 93 nts, Mike 40,69 nts, Ron 52,44,47,93 Lyon, Randy 93H McAllister, Karen 93 Me Bee, Harold 60,168 g McBride, Elaine 93 McCabe, Laurie 71 Michael 50.107 kDev.ehaa Robert 93 K ii nge Kloberdiinz, VW0ma KI , Mark 93 Kn x Mike Knott, Ricliard Jensen, Diana 82 ®7w Jensen, Jeff 53,69, 877129,14 Kno 'ftsdPLte bhie 107 Koehn, KeimJt 5: Kohls, UVem 121 Koiter, Jeff 53,107,156,157 Koiter, Judy 70, 86,147,154, 155,156,157 Kone, William 107 Koontz, Clenna 114 Kralicek, Max 32,33,166 Kriegh, William 70 Krizman, John 42,43, 46,166 Kupecz, Katy'93,119,127,156, 157 Kurerich. Mike 30,40,54,70, Jimenez, Connie 79 Jimenez, Donald 114 John, Jacqueline 107,135 Johnson, Betty 69 Johnson, Brenn 79,119,122 Johnson, Everett 46,161,166 Johnson, George 99 Johnson, James 82 Johnson, Jay 69,152,19 Johnson, KarlaJ)2 ureti 12? 43 Kuretich, Steve 107,156,157 ’• -.''fackey, Sandy 70,131,134,153 93,136,437,145 d 70 TMcCull5� Pr L 93,160 McCulley, McCullough, Leodel McDermott, Colleeri 71,124 McElly, John 71 Me Caw, David 71,154 155,15 157 • McGee, Tom 108 McCinley, Maureen 108, 135 McGlothlin, Gayle 93 McGregor, Cathy 71,136,137 McKay, Rilla 71,119 McKee, Randy 93 McKelvie, Brett 93 McKenzie, Kenny 95 Wj iley, Dick 42,44,46,108 Johnson. 86,llSj119, Johnson Kur 10] 30,'5 m ,54,69, 143 Lacko, Helen 32, 33, JlSi, 134, 14S1SR Lambert, Doug 93 Lander, Terry' 70,192 Landry, Rene 93 Land: _ Lange, fbon 93 LaNite, Candy 107 I.aNite, Helen 114 Lanite. Bob 93 Lanimm, G«r 107 John 114 McKissen, Margaret 108 McKittrick, Michael 114 Mclaskcy, Mike 71 McLaughlin, Hollv 94 McLennan, John ST ''' McLennan, jud 2J Ichlcv:. Becky 31,71.13g 158 IlcNulty. Ron j ichard 50,16 Mark 40,56,52,71 rnhapn, Mary 92 Johnson, Nila 82 lolinson, Scott 54,92 Johnson, Sharon 107 Johnson, Shirley 93 Lanman, Terry 93,153 1,119 ♦- Lantz, Dana 70 Laramore, Lana 70, 154, 1 156,157 Larsen Bill 44, 47,93,156,157 Larsoflf Brad 107,119 Larson, m 70 Madary,A1onte 43,94 ,T?Wk 50, eres, Marianua 53,94.122 - 108,160 liua 33,94, 5,456,157 171 Maixner sU l 71,14 , 158 Makin, Larry 71 Mancusco, Cappy 71 Manucsco, Rockie 108,119 Manown, Brian 54,94 Manown, Debbie 71 Manzanares, Geraldine 94,135, 154,155 Mtfranville, Mike 94 Maranville, Penny 106 9 Marasco, Emily 108 Marasco, Mary Jo 19,94,126,145 Margos, Mike 72 Marsden, Danny 82 Marsden, Jack 108 Marsh, Jim 108 Martin, David 42,44,47,108, 150 Martin, Gerald 108,154,155, 156,157 Martin, Sandra 72 Martinez, Amos 50,72 Martinez, Easther 82 Martinez, Elmer 108 Martinez, Karen 94 Martinez, Kathy 72,161 Martinez, Rupert 72 Marutzky, Sam 72,156,157,192 Massey, Patricia 102,168 Massey, Steve 94,136 Maupin, Ron 1,72,141 Mayberry, Debbie 72 Mayberry, Mike 108 Maynes, Steve 108 Mead, Arlin 72,119 Meador, Jean 72,124,125,191 Meisenheimer, Letitia 99 Mendicelli, Joe 54,94 Mendicelli, Steve 94 Mercer, Ruthy 108 Merlino, Susan 108,135 Mextz, Conni 108,119,135 j Mestas, Daniel 108 Mestas, Shirley 72 Miera, Connie 72 Miera, Laura 82,119 Miles, Andrew 108 Miles, Dianne 94, 154,155 Miller, Bill 108,156,157 Miller, Clark 42,47,108 Miller, Gene S2 Miller, Everett 108 Miller, Greg 27,43,94,150,179 M ller, Lewis 169 Miller, Meredith 1,33,72,129, 130,140 Miller, Pamela 108 Miller, Paul 51,72,179 Miller, Rick 41,44,72,153,154, 155 Miller, Ron 51,73,143 Miller, Ronnie 98 Miller, Sarah 94,131,145 Miller, Sherry 108,156,157 Miller, Sheryl 94,135 Miller, Wayne 82,119,192 Millett, Robyn 94,154,155,156, 157 Mills, Christine 94 Mills, Kathie 108 Milstead, Jim 51,94 Milstead, Steve 108 Minteer, Sheryll 108 Mitchell, Mai 42,108 Mitchell, Paula 108 Mitchell, Terry 82 Mohror, Mike 73,81,119 Molitoris, Eric 108 Molitoris, Milo 73 Monte, Cindy 108,135 Monte, Steve 73,149 Montoya, Margaret 73 Montoya, Maxine 94 Montoya, Toni 102,108 Moon, Robert 168,169 Moore, Connie 73,119,135 Moore, Georgianna 94,132 Moore, Vicki 73 land, Roxie 94,135,158 I, Judy 94 Morford, Verda 94 Morgan, Dani-Dob 73 Morris, Brenda 94 Morris, Bret 82,154 Morris, Shirley 34,73,128,158 Morrow Lane 94,119,145 Morse, Cordon 108 Morse, Lynn 108 Motts, Tim 73,156,157 Motz, Greg 94,153 Moulton, Bob 44,94,154 Moulton, Kris 32,33, 73,154, 156,157,192 Mountz, Jody 99 Mow, Leland 108 Moyer, Mike 98 Moyer, Steve 47,108,179 Mueller, Brenda 108 Mueller, Lyle 54,57,73 Mueller, Nancy 108,156,157 Mueller, Robert 42,108 Mulford, Lynn 66, 73,74,119 Mulford, Viola 164 Mulnix, Mike 31,33, 35,73,86, 128,142,158,159 Munro, Scott 94 Murch, Jo-An 94,156,157 Murch, Teresa 94,122 Murphy, Debbie 98 Murphy, Della 94,154 Murphy, Gail 108 Murphy, Joyce 108,156,157 Muyskens, Janet 168 Nagel, Robert 73 Nation, Debbie 74 Neece, Brenda Lou 114 Nelson, Billie 108 Nelson, Chris 34,94,135,158 Nelson, Jane 74 Nelson, Xpri 94 Nelson, Nathan 44,45,108,119, 121,158,179 Nelson, Steve 94,154,155,156, 157 Nesbitt, Dana 74 Neubauer, Leonard 168 Newman, Bryan 42,109,179 Nichols, Pamela 114 Nicholson, Renee 109 Nielson, Colleen 94 Nisley, Jack 95,154,155,156, 157 Noelzelmann, Sharlyn 109 Noffsinger, David 74,175,202 Norris, Steve 109 Norris, Walter 98 Northrop, Sherrilyn 35,74,128, 158 Norton, Jeff 109 Novinger, Jim 74 Novinger, Ted 82 Noxon, Bill 42, 44,109 Noxon, Linda 74,133 Noxon, William 43,44,168 Oberling, Mary Lou 74,146 O'Brien, James 114 O'Brien, Kathy 109 O'Brien, Kelly 74 O'Brien, Kevin 31,51,57,74,87, 179 Ocenasek, Daniel 82 Oda, Christine 74 Odelberg, Cheryl 95,158 O'Dell, Robert 95 Ogle, Bill 109 m Ogle, Janyce 74 Oldham, Debbie 114 Olender, Kurt 74,86 Olender, Marcy 114,146,156, 157 Oliver, Linda 74 Orloff, Becky 95,156,157 Orr, Kim 109 Osbom, Candy 109 Osborne, Paul 95 Ott, Becky 75,119 Otto, Greg 109 Oullette, Lisa 19,109 Ouret, Catherine 74,156,157 Oxford, Sandy 95 Pace, Tim 95 Paclteco, Darrell 109 Pacini, Don 74,122 Packard, Ann 1,74,87,119,127, 141 Pacotti, Don 95 Page, Pat 42,47,54,95,200 Pagel, Danny 109 Pahler, Jeannine 109 Pahlke, Sharon 95 Palmer, Mgry 109 Palmer, Richard 82 Palo, Bryce 95 Pantuso, Vance 75 Parker, Cynthia 109,152,156, 157 Parker, Delinda 102,109,156, 157 Parker, Pam 3,95,135 Parker, Selma 74 Patterson, Lisa 74,126 Patton, Don 109 Patton, Sandra 95 Patton, Thomas 51,74 Pauls, Debbie 109 Paulson, Becky 109 Payne, Debbie 109 Payne, Beau 114 Pease, Kim 50,109 Peavey, Elizabeth 109,156,157 Pembridge, Cindy 95,132 Pena, Mike 114 Pendergrass, Jim 75 Perales, Ray 42,50,109 Percival, Don 109 Perez, Dindy 75 Perez, Patti 114 Perino, Howard 32,75,122,130 Perino, Lloyd 49,57,109 Perino, Stanley 95,119,145 Perrin, Chuck 109 Perrin, Rick 75 Personne, Janette 102,114 Petefish, Rhonda 109 Peterson, Kay 109,156,157 Peterson, Susan 98 Petrafeso, Luana 75 Peyton, Marla 109 Pfister, Larry 109 Phillips, Bruce 75,119,142 Phillips, Tom 53,95,119 Piersall, Janis 95,156,157 Pifer, Chervl 95 Pitts, Becky 168 Pitts, Dale 109 Pitts, Tim 75 Plutt, Mary' 30, 75,156,157JP Pollard, Randy 44,47,95,15?™ 179 Polley, Mike 82 Pond, Jill 95,158 Pond, Kelly 3,575,128,158 Pond, Marceen 75,129,144 Pond, Dick 50,109 Porter, Pat 109 Porter, Susan 35,95,128,158 Porterfield, Carolyn 95,158 Postert, Debbie 75 Potratz, Vicki 95 Potter, Jeannette 95 Power, Wendy 99 Powers, Ronald 75 Praete, Patty 109 Prinster, Andrew 109 Prinster, Ceyl 32,33,99,127, 128,15.$, 260 Prinster, Joe 44,95,156.157 Prinster, Pat 30,32,33,75,130, 156,157 Presence, Paul 75 Purdon, Linda 75 Pyland, Rod 30,42,44,75 Quan, Amy 109,135 Quan, Helen 95,151 Quan, lane 75,153 Quimby, Dick 44,46,109,179 Quimby, Douglas 30,40,43, 46,75,86,119,125 Radebaugh, Debbie 109 Radebaugh, Rick 75 Radke, Debbie 98 Raff, Cynthia 109 Raff, Jim 75 Ragsdale, Sandy 99 Rait, Cindy 30,75,144 Ramsay, Pam 95 Ramsey, Bill 109 Randall, Ron 109,156,157 Randolph, Jerry 109 Randolph, Lana 109,120,156. 157 Rants, Carol 109,151 Raso, Sylvia 109 Rasor, Kathy 75 Reed, Barbara 77,143,154,155 Reed, Debbie 110 Reeves, Alex 110 Reeves, Anna 110,152 Reicks, Charlotte 60,168 Reigles, Debbie 95 Renteria, Delores 110 Reust, Rhonda 110,114 Reyes, Julie 110,160 Reynolds, Andy 82 Rice, Christine 110 Rice, Robin 110 Richardson, Kathy 94,95 Ridder, Mark 30,34 77,147, 152,158,159 fiddle, Vernon 44,46,110 Rigg, Bill 110,156,157 Rigg, Jill 110,152,156,157 Ripley, Rick 110 Ritter, Cindy 95,156,157 Robbins, Coleen 1,77,140 Robbins, Connie 99 ...... Roberts, Danny 50,95,151 Roberts, Iimmie 53,169 Roberts, Mike 34,110,128,158 Roberts, Sue 99 Robison, Denise 77 Robison, Gary 77,124,125 Robison,Jfane 95,156,156 Rocke, Bill 95,145 Rockert, Mike 95 Rodgers, Rhandy 98 Rodriguez, Andy 42,44,46,110 Rodriguez, Cyuliiia 110 Rodriguez, Lloyd 110,154 Rodriguez, Mary 77 Rodriguez, Mray 110 Rodriguez, Richard 110 Rodwell, Donna 95 Roe, Ida 169 Rohrig, Connie 77 Rohrig, Mark 110 Rollaine, David 99 Romero, Loretta 110 Romero, Sharon 110 Romero, Steve 82 Romkee, Dale 42,110,154 Roop, Ginny 82 Roscoe, Joseph 169 Rose, Randy 110 Rose, Richard 32,77 Rosenthal, Daniel 77,153 i Ross, Mike 77 Ross, Paula 77 Roussin, George 110 Roussin, Jim 99 Rowlands, Joe 46,110,154 Rowlands, Mike 40,48,82,124, 125 Rucker, Susie 110 Ruckman, Tom 98 4 Runge, Virginia 88,169 Rupe, Chuck 95,179,181,182 Rupp, Karl 82 Ruppert, Jim 77 Rusco, Neal 169 Ruslan, Debbie 110 Rutan, Claudia 1, 77,140' Rutan, Linda 110 Ruzycki, Cathy 32,77,147,149 Ruzycki, Susan 95 Salerno, Cheryl 77,136,147,148 160 Salerno, Theresa 96,126 Stick Em Up, Buddy Sampson, Scott 47,96,154,155 Sanchez, Joseph 48,51,77 Sanchez, Sam 110 Sandefur, Don 168 Sanders, Herb 110 Sandgrs, Vera 96 Surtttln, Rick 96 . Sasser, Marilyn 77 Sauer, Joyce 110 Scaggs, Joel 43,46,168 Scale , Kathy 96 B wRaal, Jerry 110,154 bchaffet, Steve 32,110,154, 155 Scharf, Debby 96 Schiesswohi, Scott 53,96,154, 155,156,15m Schiesswohi, Steve 53,96,156, 157 Schlauger, Larry 110 Schmidt, Sheri 34,96,158 schoening, David 51,77 §cholbe, Steve 42,44,47.110 Scholbe, Wendc 30,77,133,137, 136,142,147,158 Schroeder, Kurt 44,46,110 Schumacher, Becky 110 Schweitzer, Gaily Scott, Gerald 99 Scotti Gerald L. 114 Scott, James 96 'Scroggsins, Gloria 110 Sechrist, Ron 56,88,124,125, 179,192 Solders, Roberta 96 Selkirk, Larry 77,151,158 Selkirk, Stephen 44,96,156,157 Service, Patty 110 Seymour, Janet 96 Shadle, Jack 102,168 Shafer, Fred 82 Shahan, Jeanette 110 Sharpe, Debbie 110 Shaw, Carol 96 Shaw, Vincent 110 Sheldon, Kyle 96 Shellabaxger, Paula 77 Shefton, Caprice 110 Shepard, Mike 88,96,119,160 Shepherd, Terry 98 Sljepherd, Shelley 77 SMpman, Stevei)6 Shicora, NiWu r8 Shipman, Patti 110,156,157 Shlve, Mary 96 Short, Dan 42,46, 111, 156,157 Shortess, Cathy 111 Shreves, Alicia 82 Shriver, Tammy 96 Shram, Daryl 24,40,41,78 J4 SImping, Cecil 111 Sidener, Kelly 78,124,125 JrSiglsmund, Alice 78 Sigismund, Walker 111 Silcox, Laura 111,135,154,155 Simms, Stanley 82 Sintek, Donald 82 Sisson, Vickie 96,119 Skinner, Don 111 Skinner, Gary 96 Slade, Leonard 111 Smedley, Georgia 111,156,157 Smedley, Kathi 96 Smith, Becky' 96 Smith, Brenda 96 Smith, Donna 96 Smith, Effie 111 Smith, Jerry 111 Smith, Larry 98 Smith, Mike 1,78,142 Smith, Randy 78,156 Smith. Suzanne 111,154,155, 156,157 Snyder, Cynthia 78 Snyder, Kathy 111,150,157 Soelberg, Holly 78,136 Soelberg,-Paula 114 Soinski, Bill 96 Sommers, Vicki 96,127 Sosa, P raia 111 Sosa, obert 53,78 Sours, Candy 82 Sparks, Nile 111,154 Spam, Joe 82,154 Spam, Judy 96,148,184 Spaur, Mike 111 Speer, Randy 96 Spehar, Helen 164 1 ” B Spehar, Tom 42,44,111,179 Sperber, Clark 78 Spooner, Christy' 96,158 Staake, Patricia 98 Staake, Victor 111 Stadelman, Mike 96,124 Stahl, Dave 78,154 Stanfield, Ron 96 Starnes, Carolyn 164 Steadman, Cary’ 111 Steele, Larry 168 Steffens, Tom 78,148 Stevens, Carl 78 Stevens, Curt 78,143..j Stevens, Valerie 114,156,156 Stine, LcAnna 78 ... Stirling, Julie 96,154,155 Stone, Jeff 111 Stonebumer, Ronald 43, 55,168 Stoner, Elaine 78 Storey, Sherry' 96,160,191 Story, Jeff ill Stranger, Donna 96,158 Stroh, Barbara 1,111 Stubbs, Mike 111 StrumbaughpOonna 9 Stunkard, Bradley 111 Strum, Steven 111 jL ! Styers, Doug 78 Sublette, Patricia 169 Sullivan, Chris 97,119,160 Sullivan, Colleen 111 Sullivan, Sandra 88,169 Sullivan, Shan 97 Suadstrom, Dallas 97,119 Suplizio, Carter 111 Sutrina, Gloria 111 Sutrina, John 169 Sutton, Don4111 Sutton, Jerald 78 Swan, Kim 114,156,157 Swanson, Gunhild 169 Swenson, Don 78,81 Swingle, Louis 169 Sybrant, W endy 97,136,137, 187 Talarico, Becky' 1,78,1 Taylor, Bob 97 Taylor, Greg 111 Taylor, Karen 111,154 Taylor, Kathy A. 1,30,78,140, 147 Taylor, Kathy M. 78,192 Taylor, Ray 50,97 Teed, John 97,154,155,156, 157 Tenny, Ada 164 Terrill, Laurie 111 Terry, Cliff 79 Thaute, Terri 111 Theisen, Larry 111 Theisen, Ma 97,136” Thiebolt, Fred 97 Thiebolt, Marti 79,124,125, 192 Thoele, Mark 79 Thomas, Helene 79 Thomas, Joy 79 Thomas, Terry 111 Thomason, Michael 111 Thome, John 170 Thome, Bob 47,54,57,97,122 Thompson, Janice 30,79,143 Thompson, Mike 111 Thorpe, Trace 50,99,179 Thye, Kathy 97,99 Thye, Robert 32 Tillman, Marlin 56,97 Todd, Cindy 1,79,131,136,137, 141,156,157 rTo!tey, Allan 114 Tomas Kerry 49,1?7 Toogood, Ben 79 Toonood, Helen 97 Tooker, Lynnette 31,79,122,142 Toren, Tammy' 111 Townsend, Matt 111,153 Townsend, Valerie 97,127 Traber, Harriet 170 Treece, Bob l!l, n 2 Tribolet, Cynthia 111 Trujillo, Bonnie 111 Trujillo, Hairy 99 Trjijillo, Marie 114 Trujillo, Noah 79 Trumbo, Jane 97 Turner, Barbara 97 Turner, David 42,47,97, !45 Turner, Patty 79 Tyree, Tim 97 Uhrlaub, Jeff 97,156,157 Ulanoski, Judy 1,82,140,184 Ulibarri, Pat 111 Unrein, Deana 111,153 Unruh, Bill 79,192 a Urbach, Paul 79 Urbach, Steven 54,97,156,157 Urie, Peter 112 Valdez, Joann 114 Van Dahm, Michael 50,170 Vanderberg, Margaret 147,170 Van Duyne, James 34,170 Van Dyke, Doreen 79,122,154, 155,156,157 Van Dyke, Richard 42,44,46, 112 Veatch, Janet 112 Velasquez, Doddie 97,161 Velasquez, Fred 79 Venekate, Johann 79,123 Verzuh, John 170 Vigil, Felix 79 Vigil, Greg 50,112 Vigil, Jeff 112 Vigil, Roberta 82 Vigil, Ronald 121,164,179 Vincent, Ntfhcy 112 Vogel, Brian 79,147 Vogel, Kathy 97,175 Vories, Carol 97 Vote, JoLynn 18,20,21,82 Wagner, Pat 29,32,79 Waldschmidt, Steve 40,54,79, 125 Walker, Dori 79 Walker, Patty 97 Wfalker, Susan 88,97,126,175, 202 Wallace, Debbie 112 Waller, Greg 97 W'anzer, Kirk 40,79 Ward, Tim 80 Wark, Cindy 97,127,129,152 Warren, Cydni 80,148 Warren, Julie 82 Warren, Linda 97 Warren, Wayne 50,97 Washburn, Guy 98 Waterman, Greta 112 Waterman, Vera 80,87 Watkins, Marla 112 Watt, Dennis 80 Watts, Rick 80 Watts, Susan 1X2 Weaver, Chris 44,112,123 Weaver, Flora 97 Webber, Frank 97 Weber, Edward 112 Weber, Mike 97 Webster, Scott 80,81,129,144 Wegner, Don 80 Wregner, Joan 112 Weil, Kim 112 Weisgerber, Rick 97 Wellington, Cheryl 112 Welton, Donna 114 Wejidall, Terry 112 Wendland, David 1,80,122,136, 137,140 ____ wendland, Marc 112,156,•‘57 Wenger, Larry 1,97 West, Cheryl 114,156,157 West, Robert 47,99,156,157 Wethington, Kathy 80 Wethington, Stephanie 112 Whailev, Aluine io4 Whalley, Edward 170 atlev, ad 80,153 White, Dennis 80 m White, Dixie 114 White, Gail 80 White, Greg 97 Whiting, Donna 98,158 Whiting, Ralph 50,98 Whiting, Selinda 80 Whitney, Lanny 98 Whitsit, Susan 115 fg Whitt, Camille 112 Widdows, Jim 45,51,57,80, 160 Wilbert, Carolyn 112,134,135 Wilbert, Riney 51,80 Wilcox, Gay 112,154 Wilder, Gene 42,50,98 Wilkenson, Dan 98,156,157 Wilkenson, Dave 80,154,155 Wilhite, Rick 98,147,150 Willhite, Steve 82,153 Williams, Dacre 98 Williams, Fred 41,51,81 Williams, Joe 41,82,136,179 Williams, Jonalee 98 Williams, Lisa Williams, Matt 46,112 Williams, Mike 112 Williams, Mike 42 Williams, Miland 81 Williams, Steve 50,112 Williamson, Jeannette SI AWlUanison, James blj j Wilson, Jud rll4 ulie 112,156,157 harles 44,112 bbie 81,158 Clline 30,31,128, Wirth, Dirk 41,47,81 W is hart, Lee 98 Witt, James 170 Wobick, Ralph 165 Woldruff, Jere 112 Woltemath, Jean 8i,142,149 Wooters, Paul jh,13 Wooten, J. 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