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

Text from Pages 1 - 204 of the 1975 volume:

(COUNTER CLOCKWISE) Seniors showed spirit at pep assemblies. Mr. Whitaker and Mr. Garreffa waited for a pie in the face from Fred Zumwalt. Yearbook advertising managers frequented the business area. JodiReimer, Homecoming queen, was crowned by Tom Catt and Pete Cyphers. Bonnie Gordon, Janice Clark and Jeff Leach rode on Bikology Club outings. Chuck Baxter, Paul Goffredi, Robert Santos and Mark Liff ran on the cross country team. Table of Contents Initial Shock Frustrated From the first week’s frustrating registration lines to working long, hectic hours preparing for Homecoming activities, school had somewhat changed. A fresh year, complete with a new principal and a few rule changes, promoted more spirit. The student body sensed that this truly was the Year of the Tiger.” (COUNTER-CLOCKWISE) Hall patrolmen Mr. Canaday and Mr. Krizman caught Mr. Me Lennon trespassing. Students waited to suffer the barrage of pink cards on registration day. Steve Kovach, Randy Ryan, Sue Harris, J. T. Krizman and Blaine Dwyer worked late on the League float. Leigh Morrow, Fred Zumwalt, Mr. McConnell and Lynette Jones discussed Senior class assembly policy. Senior Powderpuff cheerleaders Mike Larson, Blaine Dwyer, Bryan Emerson, Ron Sawyer, Rocky Cesario, J. T. Krizman and Larry LeFebre enjoyed their role. Lynne Smith and Jodi Reimer adorned cars with shoe polish before an important game. As Southwestern League Champions, the Tiger football team played a disappointing quarterfinal game against Colorado Springs Wasson. A great financial loss was suffered by Girls League in an attempt to revive a dance honoring fall sportsmen. Royalty was elected by the student body but not many showed up to see them crowned. Clubs began their winter actvi-ties with Outdoors Unlimited making plans to buy crosscountry ski equipment and NHS holding its fall initiation. Powderhom Ski Area opened and students waxed their skis in preparation for snowy holidays. (COUNTER-CLOCKWISE) Dave Ambrosich jumped in friendly competition at Powderhom. Florence Porter, Jan Hollingsworth and Becky Steffens soaked up the sun after a hard day of sledding on Grand Mesa. Pete Cyphers was sidelined with a head injury during the Wasson game. Shauna Mazza pinned Dave Jones Spirit King while Art Sullivan looked on. Jane Quimby went for a basket during early morning practice. Frank Cooper hung up his helmet after 'Junction was stopped by Wasson in the state quarterfinals. (COUNTER-CLOCKWISE) Jodi Horton, John Morris and Tina Kenney decorated their homeroom door. Scott Williams presented food baskets to Capt. Jarvis of the Salvation Army. Mr. McConnell, dressed as Santa Claus, brightened students' spirits with presents of gum. Larry Minter scored against Denver South. An Olympus, Utah wrestler caused Sam Archuleta momentary problems. Percussionists Bemie C ha vies, Bob Foster, Gerry Rodriguez, Bill Nagel and Sue Harris performed at the Christmas concert. Sports, Spirit Marked Year’s End Sweaty wrestlers prepared for their first matches in early December. Coach VanDahm was enthusiastic about the season; his team contained seven returning lettermen. Varsity basketball kicked off its season with three home games and a Tiger Tromp. They started with a no. 3 league rating under the new coach Mr. Hughes. Beginning the holiday festivities was the Band and Orchestra Christmas Concert. Homerooms decorated their doors and donated food baskets to the Salvation Army while Mr. McConnell spread Christmas cheer in his Santa suit. The White Christmas Dance was held December 27 with royalty Pete Cyphers and Brenda Chat-field honored. 5 Classes resumed January 2 with about three weeks of the first semester remaining. Finals were taken, some passed, some failed, and a dampening of spirits occured when report cards came out. Frustration was the key word as January weather played its tricks and the yearbook staff hurried to complete work on another deadline. 1. Yearbook staff members Blaine Dwyer, Mike Meininger, Liz Hall, Leigh Morrow, Shannon Galligan and Jodi Horton chose pictures to be printed for the upcoming deadline. 2. Dave Ellinwood checked his truck for engine trouble caused by cold weather. 3. Jane Doe (Cricket Craven) experienced report card blues at the end of first semester. 6 This Was the Year of the Tiger in Classes, Faculty, and Advertising (TOP TO BOTTOM) Photographer Tim Arnold offered Mary Woomcr a modeling job in the play If a Man Answers . Jodi Reimer, Miss Sullivan, Mr. Van Duyne and Shannon Squirrell handed Student Council business proficiently. Dave Elliott returned a serve during a daily practice The Year of the Tiger saw school spirit on the upswing at ’Junction and it made all the difference. '75 soon ousted 74 from the annals of G.J.H.S. history with increased organization membership and individual student accomplishments. (COUNTER CLOCKWISE) Twirlers Ranya West, Mary’ Lou Dawson and Dorian McKelvy singed their arms preparing for half time entertainment. Kelly Carstens and Bill Middaugh started practice early to perfect hand-off techniques. John Boyer improved his average by hitting the KREX ad on the Lincoln Park fence. Art students, Judy Gonzales, Elaine Moore, and Chris Huber enjoyed sketching the last summer flowers under blue fall skies. Banner Girls, Debbie Peterson, Lynn Smith, and Cindy Russell, showed respect to the flag at weekly pep assemblies. Maureen Sullivan and Kris Vorbeck s winning Homecoming window reflected the theme of '75, The Year of the Tiger . Drummers, Gerry Rodriguez, Bob Foster, and Steve Leech, made good use of their new plumes when the marching band went on parade. (TOP TO BOTTOM) Jim Pope, Mark Lanman and Rita Thoele enjoyed an afternoon bike ride. Brenda Chatfield practiced her role as Soul Sister 7 for a pep assembly. Larry Minter was caught on film by a bleary-eyed photographer. everal dances and Tiger Tromps vere held to highlight the important cgments of the year. Homecoming, he Spirit Dance with a Senior king ind Junior and Sophomore attendants ind the White Christmas Dance were eatured in the fall. Cottonball and rom received top billing in the spring. Dramatists proved extremely talented in their productions. The agenda included a contemporary comedy, a children's play and a musical. Honored during the year were Tigers and Tigresses chosen by the faculty. Outstanding student Rotarians monthly represented the various scholastic departments. 8 This Was the Year of the Tiger Reigning over this year’s Tiger Homecoming were Queen Jodi Reimer and her court. Festivities began with a Friday afternoon parade. Jodi was crowned by Co-Captains Tom Catt and Pete Cyphers at the Tiger-Denver East game Friday night. Concluding events was the annual Homecoming Dance Saturday night in the gym. 1. Jodi was co-secretary of the SBA, school-life editor of the TIGER and a member of NHS and Junior Civitan. Jodi was also Honored Queen of Job's Daughters. 2. Brenda was co-secretary of Outdoors Unlimited and was a member of Junior Civitan and German Club. 3. Lynette was secretary' of the senior class and a banner girl. 4. Homecoming Royalty relaxed after a fun-filled weekend. 5. Sharon was a member of Junior Civitan and an active participant in girls' athletics. 6. One of Jodi's many activities included serving as a banner girl. 9 Festivities Provide Variety 1. Look at those straight lines! Jim Haining leads the GJHS band in the Homecoming parade. 2. Students penalized for lack of wearing school colors sang the school song at the assembly. 3. Queen Jodi portrays her beautiful smile as she and the attendants ride around the track after the crowning ceremony. 4. Enthusiastic Seniors participated in building their first place float. 10 Spirit Dance Honored Fall Athletes Spirit Dance Royalty was chosen on the basis of outstanding spirit as a participant in a fall sport. Every male who participated in autumn athletics was automatically eligible for the honor. 1. Chosen as this year's Spirit King was Dave Jones, who was a special student attending classes in the afternoons. The highlight of Dave's year as a member of the Tiger football team occured when he scored a touchdown at the Central-GJ game. Everyone along with Dave felt the tingle of joy as he scored that touchdown. 2. Junior Attendant was Ron Kovach. Ron was an outstanding defensive end for the Tigers. Sophomore Attendant, Dana Meisenheimer, was also on the football team as an excellent defensive tackle. 3. Davey portrays his proud smile after scoring his special touchdown. 11 Holiday Dance Highlighted Christmas Vacation The Holiday Dance replaced the Christmas Dance this year because of busy athletic schedules before Christmas. The dance was held December 27th in the cafeteria. Reigning over the event were Pete Cyphers, King, and Brenda Chatfield, Queen, chosen for being the best Senior couple for the year. 1. Brenda and Pete displayed their holiday spirits during coronation. 2. Enthusiastic dancers, Blaine Dwyer and Lisa Burns, enjoyed music provided by Goldrush. 3. Brenda, I don't want that! exclaimed Pete , as she attempted to feed him a candy apple. 12 Cottonball Ended Week Girl’s League honored excellent male participants in basketball, wrestling or swimming at this year's Cottonball Dance held in March. The girl-ask-boy occasion was a large success due to enthusiastic spring spirited GJHS’ers. 1. As an outstanding varsity basketball player, J. T. Krizman was elected as Cottonball King. J. T.'s court consisted of Pat Temple, Senior Attendant; Rick Klements, Junior Attendant; and Gerry Wubben, Sophomore Attendant. Pat was a star member of the Tiger swim team, Rick and Gerry were both excellent GJHS roundbaliers. 2. After a tiring practice on the basketball court, even a seat on a hay bail proved relaxing for J. T. Student Council Honored Students Worthy students were nominated by Student Council and voted on by the Awards Committee for Tiger and Tigeress of the Month. 1. Tiger and Tigeress for September were Head Boy Scott Williams and Head Girl Sharmon Squirell. 2. For October were Tim Wood and Karen Dunn. 3. Coy Vincent and Liz Hall were selected for November, along with Sue Harris and Blaine Dwyer for December. 14 1. Honored for January as Tiger and Tigeress were Fred Zumwalt and Pam Motts. 2. For the month of February they were Jim Haining and Sue Wilk-enson. 3. Shauna Mazza and Rick Pacini were chosen for March. Dick Lippoth and Lois Ruzycki were chosen for the month of April while Richard Beni-dict (NOT PICTURED) and Cindy Coe were selected for May. Local Rotary Club Recognized Students Outstanding students in various subjects were honored by their teachers and the local Rotary Club. These Rotarians attended a monthly meeting and were honored for a month. 1. September Rotarians for art were Julie Mandeville and Ed Redding. 2. Jana Jacobson and Doug Munro were chosen by the Language Arts department as rotarians for October. 3. November Rotarians Dawn Warner and Ben Quan were chosen by the business dept. 4. Honored for December were Winnie Dial and Dennis Schwed from the work experience study program. 5. January Rotarians Kenna Coulson and Larry Anderegg displayed their abilities in Home Ec. and Industrial Arts. 16 1. Foregin Language Rotarians were Barbra Lindsay and Bill Middaugh chosen for the month of February. 2. The Math and Science departments recognized Suzanne White and Mark Amey as excellent student Rotarians for March. 3. Outstanding music students Rhonda Brown and Jim Haining were selected as Rotarians for April. 4. The Social Science department selected Dave Cuilinger and Vickie Hellmer as May Rotarians. 17 Players Awarded Honors Voting for football honors took place at the end of football season. All team members voted on the basis of exceptional performance for Most Valuable Player, Best Offensive and Defensive Players, Tiger Spirit and Co-Captain next year. Recipients were honored with certificates at the football banquet. A second Co-Captain will be chosen by the team after practice begins next fall. 18 Honored during Youth Appreciation Week were the Optimist Boy and Girl of the year. Recipients were chosen by the school Awards Committee and attended an Optimist banquet in their honor. Outstanding Teenagers, also chosen by the Awards Committee, represented G.J. H.S. in the national contest. State, regional and national winners were judged on achievement resumes submitted by each contestant. Two $1,000 scholarships were awarded on the national level. 1. Optimist Club honored Sue Harris and Fred Zumwalt during 1974-75. 2. Karen Dunn and Larry Minter were considered Most Representative Girl and Boy by the student body. 3. Rick Pacini, Pam Motts and Paid Goffredi were chosen to represent G.J.H.S. in the Outstanding Teenager contest. 19 Musical Honors Received During the 1974-1975 school year, various honors were given to deserving students on the basis of musical and leadership ability. These students were chosen by special com-mitees and were honored by their classmates for their high achievements. 1. All State Orchestra members Suzie Schultze, Nancy Boogert, Linda VanGundy and Rick Pacini participated in an all state orchestra February 14-16 at Colorado University in Boulder. They were chosen on the basis of their excellent ability shown by a taped performance recorded. 2. Outstanding musicians selected for All State Band were Jim Haining, Pam Motts, Jacque Pace, Mary Hamilton, Mike Severe, Cindy Coe, Kristin Kercheval and Paul Ford. These students spent most of their band time preparing for a concert given on April 12 in Greeley. 20 All American, State Honors Attained 1. Selected for All State Choir were outstanding vocalists Mary Hamilton, Marilyn Miller, Walter Warren, Bart Tiffany, Sue Wilkenson, Nancy Boogert, and Kristin Kercheval (NOT PICTURED), who sang in a state-wide choir at C.S.U. on January 16 and 17. 2. Jodi Reimer, Shannon Squirrell, Joey Jachim, Leigh Morrow, and Liz Fetter (NOT PICTURED) attended Girls' State on the C.W.C. campus in Denver from June 12-17. The week's activities included learning about city, state, and national governments along with dorm raids and streakers. 3. Excellent musicians Jim Haining and Sue Harris strove to prove their All American Band worthiness by trading instruments. 21 Plays Presented Throughout the Year The adventures of a little girl's dreamland is relived in Alice in Wonderland. After following a rabbit into his burrow, she found herself in a weird and wonderful world beneath the Earth. Strange and amusing characters lived in Wonderland; the March Hare, Late as usual, a disappearing Cheshire Cat with a lingering smile. Through her adventure she also met the Mad Hatter, Mock Turtle, and last but not least, before her reverie ended, The Queen of Hearts. 1. FROM LEFT TO RIGHT ARE; Kitty Cohan (March Hare), Debbie Currier (Alice), Dennis Berg (Catipillar), Greg Holling (Jack of Hearts), Dana White (Queen of Hearts), Duane Marcil (King of Hearts), and Diane McFrye (Doormouse). 2. Ranette and Janette Wilkins were Tweedle Dee and Dum. 3. Kitty Cohan (March Hare), Cole McMartin (Mad Hatter), and Diane McFrye was Doormouse. 22 1. Brent Wilson pointed to the star in the East as Walter Warren, Jess Hernandez, Marina Krey, Janice Cavitt Kris Kercheval, Elmer Strausser looked on. 2. The models in the play If A Man Answers were: Jennifer Stet-tner, Christina Benson, Cynthia Burmeister, Lancia Lopez, and Rachael Nelson. 3. Elmer Strausser, innkeeper, tried to ward off Brent Wilson, the Shephard, as Jess Hernandez, Joseph, and Janice Cavitt tried to stop him in This Strange Night . 4. The happy family in If a Man Answers were: Cheryl Flynn, mother; Mary Woomer, daughter; Tim Arnold, son-in-law; and Richard Benidict, father. In If a Man Answers , Chantal fell in love with a photographer and plotted to marry him. Chantal felt each model was trying to steal her husband. After her best friend tried this trick, Chantal took her mother’s advice and trained her husband through use of a dog manual. Chantal's plan was revealed but the story ended happily. This Strange Night was a special one-act Christmas play. New dimensions of the Christmas story were revealed as the night of Christ's birth progressed. 23 Worthy Students Gain Recognition 1. Bill Middaugh, Susanne White and Doug Munro were recognized for their outstanding results on the PSAT test. 2. Seniors maintaining 4.0 grade averages throughout their high school years were Rhonda Brown, Jim Haining, Rick Pacini and Bill Sharp. These students were ranked number one in the graduating senior class. 3. The DAR award was presented to Holly McCandless. Holly was interviewed by a committee and wrote a letter expressing her views on democracy. 4. Key Club Sweetheart of the year, Julie Kupecz, attended their early morning meetings and represented Key Club at their annual convention. Although club activities were organized, the element of fun was not sacrificed. Even money-making projects undertaken to prevent bankruptcy provided amusement for large numbers of the student body. Leaders displayed a high degree of ability in unifying their members towards the various clubs' goals. Agendas headlined comprehensive projects in die areas of community service and entertainment. Organizations, an important aspect of school life, enjoyed heightened student interest this year. In accordance with the boost in school spirit, membership in school-sponsored clubs rose noticably. Council Promotes Closeness Student Council met every Tuesday and Thursday. They sponsored a very successful Homecoming and light bulb sale, as well as the annual charity drive. Student Council also initiated a Teacher of the Month, to honor outstanding faculty members at school. The CCC (Correlated Community Council) was also an outstanding achievement. This council was formed to create better inter-school relations. 26 1. Head Girl Sharmon Squirrell, Head Boy Scott Williams. 2. Executive Council included: (LEFT TO RIGHT) Sharmon Squirrell, Head Girl; Fred Zumwalt, Sr. Class Pres.; Scott Williams, Head Boy; Sue Harris, Girls League Pres.; J. T. Krizman, Boys League Pres.; Roselynn Zumwalt, SBA Vice-Pres.; Jodi Reimer, Co-Sec.; Mr. VanDuyne, Sponsor; Pam Motts, Co-Sec.; Bruce Hill, Soph. Class Pres.; Mrs. Sullivan, Sponsor; Paul Quimbly, Jr. Class Pres. 3. Members of Student Council included: (LEFT TO RIGHT) Cole McMartin, Judy Schmitz, Kathy Christensen, Jodi Reimer, Cathy Ryan, Bruce McGregor, Debbie Mazza, Lynne Smith, Janet Olson, Sue Harris, Nola Connor, Kristin Kercheval, Nancy Boogert, Helen Dyess, Kelly Wilson, Shannonn Galligan, Leigh Morrow, Scott Moritz, Janice Clark, Gerry Wubben, Jana Bingham, Sue Wilkensen, Vickie Hollandsworth, Tom Chin, Lyndel Webster, Roselee Ford, Roselynn Zumwalt, Pam Motts, Vikki Jarrett, Janice Youker, Terry Chadwick, Claudia Schorr, Cindy Coe, Karen Hartshorn, Kelly Carstens, Jane Quimby, Sharon Sholes, Kerry Moore, Mary Shanahan, Becky Burnell, Tina Foster, Todd Jacob, Cheryl Flynn, Art Sullivan, Tom Coatney, Bruce Hill, Sara Dufford, Lane Newby, Zach Soelburg, Scott Williams, J. T. Krizman, Paul Quimby, Blaine Dwyer, Sharmon Squirrell, Rocky Cesario. 4. Council members (L. TO R. ) Kelly Carstens, Jana Bingham, Blaine Dwyer, Susan Wilkenson and Sharmon Squirrel discussed matters at council meeting. 27 Leagues Boosted School Enthusiasm Whether it was cutting Christmas trees or sponsoring the annual Cottonball dance. Girls and Boys Leagues were always present keeping the G.J. H.S. student body headed in the right direction. Members of Girls League Included: BACK ROW-Diana Bishop, Elaine Moeser, Diane Johnson, Shauna Mazza, Lisa Bums, Jan Hollingsworth, Liv Hall, Pat Long ley, Dorthy Manzanares, Jeni Craven, Dana Sharp, Marie Hamilton, Shandra Cook, Valeria Gregg, Karen Tedesco, Cindy Christensen, Lori Miller. ROW 2-Dorthy Gonzales, Julie Weibolt, Terry Martinez, Linda Thompson, Dixie Atkenson, Diana McFry, Sandra Reyes, Paula Trujillo, Jan Franzen. ROW 3-Joey Jackim, Lois Ruzycki, Linda Audino, Val Salatino, Cathy Johnson. ROW 4-Janet Olson, Sue Harris, Terri Chadwick, Karen Dunn, Barbara Bash, Lenice Newby, Cindy Royce, Jana Croft, Kim Brown, Ceryl Flynn, Cathy Sigismund, Sharon Burns. Boys League members included: KNEELING-Jess Baker, Tom Knipping, Rick Castonguay, David Lloyd, David Lindsay, Trent Rupe, Joe Hicks, Ron Graham, Mark Liff, Mike Larson, STANDING-Matt Prosence, Dale Robbins, Bill Roberts, Ron Holser, Terry McEvoy, Randy Ryan, Steve Kovach, Mike Guerrie, Jesse Ritter, Rich Bertrand, Fred Zumwalt, Tim Spehar, Ron West, Coy Vincent, Ron Kovach, J.T. Krizman, Caiy Hileman, Blaine Dwyer, Paul Goffredi. Pictured individually are League Presidents Sue Harris and J.T. Krizman. 29 Spirit Boosters Lead Way Leading the way in this the Year of the Tiger were the G.J.H.S. cheerleaders. Their duties included setting up weekly pep assemblies, making posters, cheering at games, serving at the annual athletic banquets, and just being a general inspiration to the students. Their efforts paved the road to success for the '74- 75 athletes. 1. (TOP) Jeanne Wubben, Brenda Chatfield, (BOTTOM) Jeanne Gordon, Judy Wood, Karen Heusser. 2. J.V. Cheerleaders, Karen Williams, Jackie Huff, Cindy Wiman, Vicki Kelly, Pam Miller, Lenita Newby. 3. Karen Heusser. 4. Judy Wood, 5. Jeanne Gordon. 6. Brenda Chatfield. 7. Jeanne Wubben. NOT PICTURED is Monica Diaz. 30 A 9 r- • %; 31 Tigerettes Performed (RIGHT TO LEFT, TOP TO BOTTOM) 1. Virginia Bash, Susie Schultz, Betty Uhlemann, Sandy Miller, Susan Chamblis 2. Barb Bash, Lora Carr, Diane Bishop, Cynthia Burmeister, Beverly Klatt, Jane Croft, Verna Dickman 3. Laura Sowell, Pam Miller, Caren Brumbaugh, Karen Dunn, Lenise Newby, Esther Perales, Toni DiThomas 4. Diane Miller, Diane Johnson, Andrea Dufford, Terri Chadwick, Sandy Reyes, Mary Mumby, Debbie Chase 5., 6. Tigerettes performed at assemblies and games. 7. Dana Sharp, Dorothy Manzanares, Tammy McKee, Pam Kaiser. to Musical Selections Besides performing drills to the song 76 Trombones , the Tigerettes also did routines to Sitting Pretty , Rock Around the Clock and A Fistfull of Dollars during pep assemblies. Another activity was fund raising, which came in the form of selling Tiger Power bumper stickers and buttons. Consisting of about 30 girls, the Tigerettes worked to promote spirit throughout the school. They were sponsored by Ms. Jan Muyskens and headed by drill leaders Karen Dunn and Barb Bash. Musical Groups Entertained Chorale, Octavos, and Girl’s Glee provided the community with excellant entertainment this year. Chorale was a 1. Members of Chorale were (LEFT TO RIGHT) BOTTOM ROW; Bart Tiffany, Marina Krey, Debbie Currier, Dixie Atkinson, Kristin Kercheval, Eugen Safken, Nancy Boogert, Ronetta Hamilton, Tom Erickson, Cindy Davis, Janet Olson, Art Sullivan. SECOND ROW; Diana Taylor, Dave Duncan, Cindy Holling, Richard Horn, Megan Kelsey, Suzzette Isaacson, Judy Schmitz, Brad Coates, Karen Pond, Rhonda Brown, Diana Bishop. THIRD ROW; Gail Bergstraesser, Lynn Shellabarger, Walter Warren, Adellia Kruh, Jane Croft, Sharon Cambell, Sue Wilkenson, Kris Vorbeck, Nancy Bauer, Darrin Knowles, Mara Lee Gropp, Marilyn Miller. FOURTH ROW; Janice Cavitt, Sherry Daves, Mary Tyree, Greg Holling, Lynette Worm, Kelly Jo Johnson, Dave Pyle, Rochelle Price, Cheryl Flynn, Mary Hamilton. 2. Members of Octavos included; (LEFT TO RIGHT) Darrin Knowles, Judy Schmitz, Raymond Linnemeyer, Coy Vincent, Janice Cavitt, John mixed chorus. Octavos was more of swing choir and Girl's Glee consisted of soph., jr. and sr. Girls. Henson, Rick Cerkoney, Mary Hamilton, Brad Coates, Dave Pyle, Debbie Currier, Eugene Safken, Dana White, Nancy Boogert, Tom Erickson, Sue Wilkenson, Greg Holling. 3. Members of Girl's Glee were; (LEFT TO RIGHT) TOP ROW; Becky Colton, Nancy Whiting, Terry Conner, Rhonda Hunt, LeAnn Lewis, Sharon Pider, Tammy Himmerick, Pam Kramer, Cindy VanGundy, Janett Wilkins, Ranette Wilkins. MIDDLE ROW; Anna Roenbeck, Pam Neiswender, Linda Bacon, Joyce Garcia, Sharon Kaiser, Bonnie Gordon, Barb Scothorn, Susan Neiswender, Janis Youker, Jennie Cruz. NEXT ROW; Cindy Paul us, Cheryl Russel, Julie Wiebold, Cathy French, Erma Gomez, Gloria Pattce, Linda Smith, Sandy Hedler, Teresa Spurger, Viv Lopez. LAST ROW; Nanette Jones, Barb Marsh, Christ Neiswender, Cheryl Bruce, Suzy Kay, Carol Mann, Sheryl Webb, Jana VanGundy, Gay Rowe, Elaine Zentmyer. 34 35 Twirlers, Banner Girls Provided Talent Twirlers and Banner Girls provided entertainment at games and assemblies, displaying talent in twirling and dancing. Both groups introduced the band at parades. 1. Carrying the flags at the Homecoming Parade were (L. TO R.) D. Peterson, E. VanDeuson, L. Smith, and S. Martin. Banner Girls were 2. Head, L. Smith 3. S. Mazza 4. J. Reimer 5. C. Russell 6. D. Peterson 7. C. Engler 8. E. VanDeuson 9. M. Kelsey 10. K. Kercheval 11. S. Martin 12. C. Billings 13. J. Jacobson 14. M. Krey 15. L. Jones 16. Vice-Head, R. Nelson. 36 Twirlers were 1. R. West 2. D. McKelvie 3. M. L. Dawson. 4. (L. TO R.) Mary Lou Dawson, Dorian McKelvie, and Ranya West. 5. Banner Girls were (STANDING L. TO R. ) Cindy Engler, Jodi Reimer, Rachel Nelson, Marina Krey, Cherie Billings, Debbie Peterson, Susan Martin, Megan Kelsey and Kris Kercheval. (SEATED L. TO R.) Lynette Jones, Jana Jacobson, Eleanor VanDeusen, Lynne Smith, Shauna Mazza and Cindy Russell. Orchestra Maintained Tight Schedule Beginning a tight schedule in December, Orchestra started off by performing at the Service Clubs Luncheon. Then the group followed with a performance at the school Christmas Concert and at the Greater Music Seasons Concert. Between January and April, Orchestra members appeared a number of times in such events as the Solo Ensemble Contest, the All-State Orchestra and the Colorado West Music Festival. ROW 1. Richard Pacini, Lisa McFerrin, Leslea Sutton, Linda Fuhrmeister, Crissy McKinney, Monalee Grapp, Suzanna Schulze, Cheryl Knapp, ROW 2. Linda VanGundy, Tom Chin, Bart Tiffany, Gary Krizman, Teresa Steele, Connie Alexander, Leslie Goodner, Susan Willis, Eleanor VanDeusen, Kris Kercheval, Kris Vorbeck, Mary Hitchens, Camille Kelly, Mandy Miller, Jacque Pase, ROW 3. Marianne Spehar, Dana White, Pam Motts, Mary Hamilton, Jim Haining, Barb Lindsay, Megan Kelsey, Shauna Morison, Debbie Currier, Cindy Coe, Terry McEvay, Nancy Boogent, ROW 4. Lori Pahler, Mr. Jacobs, Greg Karly, Sue Harris, Shannon Squirrell, Bemie Chavies, Dick Lippith, Paul Ford, Mike Severe, Doug Wangelin, Larry Haet. 38 Concert Band Members Trained Consisting of about 25 members, the Concert Band was a training unit for students interested in going on to a future band career. Selections for the next year were based on performance. Concert Band ROW 1. Linda Tyree, Marva Crim, Marlene Crim, Chris Boelke, Floyd Wilcox, Dennis Rosette, Linda Thomas, Tammy Schilling, Jim Moon, Duance Mareil, ROW 2. Kim Schilling, Carter Reese, Mr. Jacobs, Greg Karly, Paul Rathbone, Andy Cisneros, Bill Shepard, Larry Robbins, Keith Cowgill, Keith Wilds, Louis Jennings, Mike Welker, David Chase, George Zambrano, Suzie Pasquin. 39 Symphonic Band Keeps Seasonally Involved Symphonic Band was involved year round in various school sponsored programs. Starting off with football season, the band played at games and pep band played for assemblies. The band traveled to Colorado Springs for the state playoff game. Projects to earn money for the trip-included magazine selling and a candle sale. 1. Jim Haining and Sue Harris were Major and Majorette for the year. 2. Band members included (LEFT TO RIGHT) Mary Hamilton, Pam Motts, Lynn Smith, Kathy Loughridge, Holly Windolph, Pam Davis, Rhonda Hunt, Sharon Cambell, Candy Collett, Jean Packard, Olivia Hall, Leta Clymer, Kitty Speiker, Kim Snyder, Andera Maxfeild, Andrea Dyer, Debbie Pitts, Leslie Goodner, Sue Willis, Eleanor VanDeusen, Kris Kercheval, ROW 2-Suzanne White, Holly McCandless, Shari Peaslee, George Zambrano, Dana White, Marianne Spehar, Mary Beth Palo, Jan Cavitt, Mary Kerski, Kathy Meuller, Dorian McKelvie, Roxanne Kohles, Ivy Sheleg, Mary Reed, Leah Wright, Joyce Vig, Susan Pasquin, Kelly Moore, Rita Canetti, Karen Hartshorn, Anna Steinkirchner, Debbie Currier, Carol Etie, Shauna Morrison, Megan Kelsey, Jim Haining, Barb Lindsay, ROW 3. Bart Tiffany, Charles Poland, Larry Steel, Mike Maddox, Mike Ryan, Tim Timpte, Carrie Krizman, Ron Graham, Jim Pierce, Tim O'Brien, Brian Grandy, Brian Hickman, Mandy Miller, Jacque Pace, Lisa Gardner, Camille Kelly, Gail Packard, Margret Lersinger. Jean Bergstrasser, Sharon Williams, Bob Tenny, Brian Cobum, Connie Welker, Suzie Swank, Lisa Pond, Luke Owen, Kay Aubert, Cindy Coe. ROW 4 AND BACK ROW- Kris Vorbeck, Mary Hitchens, Connie Pyle, Lori Pahler, Sue Harris, Sharmon Squirrell, Vicki Laver, Ray Linnemeyer, Debbie Radabeugh, Chris Kara, Gerry Rodriquez, Bemie Chavies, Steve Leach, Bob Foster, Bill Nagel, Mr. Jacobs, Greg Karly, Keith Elliot, Dick Lippoth, Mike Severe, Kenny Spurlock, David Cooley, Doug Lowe, David Lippoth, Bruce Brandstetter, Tracy Haslem, Larry Holt, Doug Wangelin, Paul Ford. Concerts were also among the bands activities. They participated in a clinic concert consisting of two other local high school bands, Central and Fruita. To enlighten the spirit of Christmas, the band performed a Christmas concert as part of the school's holiday festivities. Winter and Spring concerts provided entertainment to the public, as well as students. Contest” was an event that could never be left out. The band has always represented GJHS's musical ability well. 40 1. Parades proved to be worthwhile as the marching band proceeded down Main St., displaying an excellant performance. 2. Under faithful direction of Mr. Jacobs, pep band never missed a pep assembly. 41 Clubs Furthered Thespians; BACK: C. Cobb, M. Krey, K. Kercheval, C. McMartin, T. Arnhold, L. Lopez, W. Warren. SITTING: J. Kirkham, E. VanDeusen, R. Nelson. Drama Club: (TOP L TO R) C. Holly, S. Sholes, D. Pitts, C. Benson, L. Daniels, K. Cohan, M. Reed, V. Salatino, K. Vorbeck, M. Woomer, C. Pyle, L. Ruzycki B. Boigegrain. ROW 2: C. Burmeister, M. Kelsey, M. Spehar, D. White, D. Currier, L. Wein. ROW 3: S. Campbell, C. Flynn, S. Morrison, T. Knipping, D. Strasser, C. Pearson, J. Clark, C. Collette, B. Heiss, P. Dodge. ROW 4: B. Keeper, L. McArthur, K. Spieker, J. Youker, T. Baughman, K. Broadhead, J. Stettner. D. E. C. A.: Club Officers; Cindy Elliott, Natalie Linn, Anna Salingo, Karen Chambliss, Mike Mahoney. Cindy Elliott takes care of business at Zales Jewelers. 42 Fine Arts, Education, Experience The finer points were brought out by this years Thespians, Drama Club, and Art Club, while some students broadened their knowledge through Science Club. D.E.C. A. was responsible for helping students with an interest in marketing and distribution. Art Club: STANDING: M. Spehar, B. Williams, J. Craven, C. Flynn, D. Morton, S. Griffin, C. David, C. Johnson, C. Ryan. SITTING: L. Snipes, M. Sulliman, L. Hall, D. Pitts, B. Keeper, J. Gordon. Science Club: C. French, H. W'indolph, E. Strasser, C. Flynn, K. Elliott, Sponsor, Pete Larson. 43 1. News Bureau, STANDING L TO R, Barb Lindsay, Fred Zumwalt, Leslie Cunningham, Milo Johnson, Jana Jacobson, Sue Harris, Danny Raso, SITTING, L TO R, Ross Brownson, Doug Monroe, Richard Benedict, Cindy Engler. 2. Self-Defense Club, L TO R, Mike Green, Joe Lindsey, Dave Guilinger, Ben Quan. 3. N. H. S. , BACK ROW L TO R. , Bill Sharp, Bruce MacGregor, Phil Quintana, Fred Zumwalt, Dan Plutt, Curt Golike, Tracy Haslem, Greg Waterman, Darren Knowles, Ross Brownson, Susanne White, John Gormley, Andrea Dyar, Judy Wood, Jana Jacobson, Mr. Kiefer. SECOND ROW, L TO R, Lois Ruzycki, Leslie Sutton, Paul Ford, Doug Munro, Dick Lippoth, Steve Salatino, Bill Middaugh, Leigh Morrow, Shannon Galligan, Lori Pahler, Chris Clark. THIRD ROW, L TO R, Cindy Coe, Barb Lindsay, Joey Jachim, Cheryl Dickson, Mary Brennon, Janice Foutz, Sue Harris, Jodi Reimer, Karen Heusser. MIDDLE ROW, TO RIGHT SIDE, L TO R, Mr. Baseler, Mike Meininger, Jim Haining, Jan Hollingsworth, Scott Williams, Cindy Engler, Pan Motts, Lynne Smith, Cindy Suplizio, Mark Arney, Kelly Carstens, Jenny Christopher. OFFICERS, L TO R, Blaine Dwyer, Holly McCandless, Rick Pacini, Richard Benedict. 44 Honor Clubs Improved Community Relations: News Bureau, Quill Scroll, National Honor Society, Self- Defense Excelled Functioning as part of the Publications Department, the News Bureau Staff broadcasted shows at four local radio stations. Ten members interpreted the school program and worked to improve relations between the school and community, through radio shows and television releases. Co-Editors Jana Jacobson and Sue Harris coordinated Orange and Black articles for the Daily Sentinel's Magic Years page published each Saturday. Jouralistically outstanding Juniors and Seniors were members of the international organization, Quill Scroll . Students were chosen for the honorary club by journalism sponsors and members on the basis of achievement. The club worked to improve student publications at all levels. National Honor Society participants were selected for outstanding leadership, character, scholarship and service to their school. The club sold Homecoming mums and helped move books to the new Public Library. Many other community activities were undertaken. Self-Defense Club, a new organization formed this fall, practiced moves and maneuvers to improve self-defense techniques. The club also sponsored demonstrations for the student body. Goals of the club were to make the community aware of the art of self-defense. 4. Q. £ S., L TO R, Jana Jacobson, Phil Quintana, Fred Zumwalt, Rick Pacini, Cathy Drake, Andrea Dyar, Sue Harris, Richard Benedict, Cindy Coe, Lindy Whitney, Robin Knight, Pat Longley, Julie Kupez, Ronda Grounds, Rhonda Brown. I. I 4 45 Business Leaders, Debaters, Homemakers Prepared for Future: All Gained Wider Understanding in Specific Areas Future Business Leaders of America gained a wider understanding of business in the Grand Junction area. They competed in state wide contests also. Future Homemakers of Ameri- Members of FBLA were FROM LEFT TC RIGHT: 1. Mrs. Reicks, Laurie Nieblas, Dawn Warner, Lonicia Lopez, Jan Hollingsworth, Cindy Paulus Paulus, Terrie Thompson, Pam Neiswender, Carleen Young, Rayma Polk, Donna Reed, Cindy Royce, Kathy Christensen, Carolyn Toriine, Andrea Dyer, Judy Schmidt. 2. Members of Future Homemakers included LEFT TO RIGHT: Roxanne Kholes, Diana Castor, Robin Knight, Dorothy Gonzales, Bryce Smith, Carla Miller, Mrs. Brown. Members of the National Forensic League were: 3. Judy Kirkham, Cole McMartin, Leslie Goodner, Cindy Engler, Debbie Pitts, Marty Houle, Richard Benedict, Tim Arnold, Pat Sand, Cindy Cobb, Jana Jacobson, Pat Dodge. ca were prepared to meet the challenges of home life and marriage. National Forensic League participated in state contests with a point system. 46 Clubs Provided Services - Junior Civitan and Key Club provided community service by working at the State Home. Activities included bowling, trick or treating, and a Thanksgiving dinner. The clubs also sponsored a sledding party. Key Club por-tered Snowbird flights and sponsored a basketball game with Kiwanians and a Tiger Tromp. 1. Civitan officers (L. TO R.) Cindy Suplizio, Denise Pond, Julie Kupecz, Carolyn Britt and Gena Hall discussed club business at a weekly breakfast. 2. Key Club members forming the traditional Circle K were: Jim Palo, Steve Foster, Bart Tiffany, Eric Klein, Chris Motz, Tom Young, Mark Lanman, Paul Quimby, Larry Minter, Bill Roberts, Steve Sharpe, Steve Jouflas, Mike Ryan, Bernie Marasco, Kyle Dufford, Mark Amey, Chris Huber, Scott Williams, Doug Munro, Chris Kara, Brad Callahan, Tim Spehar, Jeff Williams, Lantz Indergard, Kurt Klapwyk, Chris Clark, Ross Brownson, Tony Burns, Glenn Leighton, Jerry Speight, Todd Youngerman, Stan Nelson, Craig Exwin, Bruce Hill, Dave Christensen, Lane Newby, Ron Elliot, Kit Jackson, John Gormley, Terry Kanaly and Mike Elliott. 47 Foreign Clubs Further Understanding Spanish, German, French, Latin. . . Language clubs were made up of students interested in furthering their understanding of various foreign languages. They also kept busy with pot-luck dinners, caroiing during the Yuletide season, and inducting new members. The clubs each had a week to work in the concession stand to raise money. Several clubs provided a tutoring program for students needing help in various languages. 1. Members of German Club included: (LEFT TO RIGHT, FRONT ROW), Jean Bergstraesser, Rhonda McMinn, Diane Kerski, Regina Whalin, Rex Chestkaty, ROW 2; Rhonda Brown, Tom Chin, Cindy Cobb, Nola Connor, Claudia Schorr, Brent Wilson, STANDING; Jennifer Taylor, Lisa Gardner, Kelly Moore, Rosely Ford, Kathy Gardner, Paulette Thoele, Betty Uhlemann, Noritta Conetti, Michelle Smith, Shannon Galligan, Cheryl Knapp, Lenita Newby, Sue Harris, Gail Bergstraesser, Tina Foster, Charlene Cleghom, Brenda Baumgarten. Members of Latin Club this year were (LEFT TO RIGHT), PICTURE 2. Susan Weil, Bryce Smith, Cindy Russell, Lori Dump, Pat Ruth, Margaret Lessenger, Marta Roskowski, Marybeth Palo, Mark Carter, (IN THE TREE) Jim Sutrina, Rodney Johnson. 48 Spanish Club members were (FROM LEFT TO RIGHT), Zack Solberg, Leslie Sutton, Joey Jackim, Holly Daniel, Cathy Sigasmund, Verna Dickman, Teresa Steele, Barb Bash, Elemer Strasser, Valeri Salatino, Doug Jordan, Synthia Bumeister, Donna Reed, Katie Thome, Coleen Harvey, Cathy Buzan, Mr. Wilson, Jana Jacobson; (UP THE LADDER) Cindy Coe, Holly McC and less, Leigh Morrow; (ON THE ROOF) Kerry Moore, Esther Perales, Jim Haining, Lindy Whitney, Roselyn Zumwalt, Kathy French. Members of French Club included: (LEFT TO RIGHT, FRONT ROW) Elaine Moeser, Leslie Wein, Sharon Sholes, Linda VanGundy, Debbie Arevial, Barbara Keeper, Beverley Klatt, 2 ROW; Kathy Johnson, Jess Hernandez, Jennefer Stettner, Deborah Taylor, Marti Stephens, Eleanor Van Deusen, Mrs. Eads, Kathy Stubbs, Susan Kovach, Bryce Smith, Vickie Tait, Tanya Bennett, Sharon Campbell, STANDING; Terrance McEvoy, Art Sullivan, Therese Spurger. 49 “O and B” Related News Relating school activities, events, and other items of interest to their readers, the Orange and Black newspaper staff published a paper biweekly. Student members on the staff met during first hour. Staff members were selected and given assignments in the Spring of '74. I. Photographers were (L. TO R. ) D. Johnson and M. Severe. 2. Staff members were (L. TO R. ) K. Killgore-advisor, R. Grounds, S. Kovach, S. Mazza, F. Zumwalt, C. Britt, C. Coe, J. Kupecz, R. Knight, A. Dyar, J. Schmitz, R. Brown. (2ND ROW L. TO R. ) P. Sand, M. Arney, G. Williams, T. Burns, M. Severe, R. Benedict, D. Johnson, B. Connor. (3RD ROW L. TOR.) M. Houle, L. Whitney, B. Sharpe, and M. Chase. 3. (L. TO R. ) S. Kovach, M. Chase, P. Sand and J. Kupecz related the sports. 4. (L TO R. ) R. Knight, C. Coe, L. Whitney, F. Zumwalt, and A. Dyar dealt with copy and news. Photos on page 51 are courtesy of the Orange and Black photographers. but a lot of extra hours were spent collecting information and finalizing the product. 50 ¥ 1. (L. TO R.) M. Arncy and B. Sharp, headed the staff as co-editors and R. Brown was Managing Editor. 2. (L. TO R.) S. Mazza, R. Benedict and H. Daniels concentrated on features and columns. NOT PICTURED- C. Britt, Copy Editor, Circulation Manager T. Burns, C. Basford, Business Manager and C. Knapp, B. Connor, R. Grounds, M. Houle, J. Schmitz and G. Williams that handled the advertising. 51 TIGER Staff LEFT TO RIGHT: Janice Foutz, Pat Longley, Scott Williams, Dan Plutt, Shannon Galligan, John Boyer, Maryann Bray, Cathy Drake, Lynn Smith, Ranya West, Jodi Riemer, Blaine Dwyer, Phil Quintana, Rick Pacini, Chris Kara, Shannon Squirrel, Pete Cyphers. BOTTOM ROW LEFT TO RIGHT: Mike Meininger, Liegh Morrow, Chris Clark, Tracy Clark, Vicki Tait, Kurt Collins, Jodi Horton, Cindy Suplizio, Ms. Warp, Dean Kottman. 52 Tiger Staff Developes Adhering to the old cliche A picture is worth a thousand words, the TIGER Staff learned to use cameras, and each editor took pictures for his own section. Photographers developed and printed all film. The new location of the publications office and the classroom offered needed space, but the darkroom seemed miles away. All in all the staff worked smoothly together. 1. Ads and Business section handled the financial expenses of the yearbook by selling ads to local businesses. 2. Organizations took care of school clubs and organizations for the yearbook. 3. Sports editors covered all athletic events during the school year. School Life section kept tabs on all school affairs from Homecoming to Pep Assemblies. 4. Photographers developed film and printed pictures. 5. Faculty and Classes section organized photos of students and faculty members. Sponsor and Co-editors worked to help the entire staff put out a winning yearbook. 53 Organizations Activated Members 1. Student Council members Tom Chin, Art Sullivan, Paul Quimby, Kelly Carstens, Sharon Sholes, Cheryl Flynn, Terri Chadwick and Rose Zumwalt watched fellow members escape from the school grounds. Jane Quimby, Sarah Dufford, Debbie Mazza, Becky Burnell and Lisa McFerrin were the escapees. 2. Demonstrating self-defense in a special after-school exhibition were Bill Johnson, Kevin Humphreys, Doug Lindsay, Ben Quan and Tom Kendrick. 3. Sue Harris, drum majorette, missed an exciting play when she turned her back to the field to direct the band. 54 Inseperably woven into the tradition Tiger spirit has always been exem- upheld its dominating tradition. The of the school and community, Tiger plified by a winning attitude. With relatively new school swimming team Varsity athletics served as a unifying the presence of championship foot- and a wide range of women's athletics element for the year of '75. Sports ball and baseball teams, and the completed the sports program at was a facet of the school program that added depth of winning tennis, cross- 'Junction for the Year of the Tiger , symbolized Tiger spirit and the entity country and golf teams, G.J. H. S. that is Grand Junction High School. 55 Bengals Romped To First Place In State Under Head Coach Ron Stone-burner, GJHS gridders trounced their foes, averaging 41.4 points and 402 yards per game to lead the state in scoring. The defense held opponents to an average of 8. 1 points and 169 yards per game. The Tigers, the only team in the state to remain undefeated up to the playoffs, earned the number one spot midway through the season. They held that title until the state playoffs when they fell to Wasson. (FRONT) P. Cyphers, T. Catt, L. Minter, R. Elliot, T. Wood, M. Morrick, J. Morris, T. Crone, C. Vincent, E. Klein, D. Jones, Coach Whitacre. (MIDDLE) Coach Stonebumer, R. Kovach, D. Meisenheimer, C. Mills, T. Hight, F. Cooper, S. Archuleta, E. Williamson, M. Meininger, M. Becker, T. Foster, B. Chavies, R. Klements, D. Knowles, Coach Ligrani. (BACK) Coach Gear, B. Cobum, M. Guerrie, C. Collins, D. Tooker, R. Ross, J. Haggerty, G. Butler, C. Motz, C. Little, R. Cross, K. Reece, B. Coutts, H. Wederath, J. Latchaw, P. Quimby. 56 Pete Cyphers threw three touchdown passes to open the season with a 26-0 win over Price. The Tigers shut out Farmington 36-0 in the second game. Mike Guerrie scored three times to lead the way over Jordan 42-12. The Bengal defense held East to 23 yards and forced six fumbles to win the homecoming game 56-0. Page 56. 1. Pete Cyphers looked for open field. Page 57. 1. Bill Coutts, Ron Kovach, Coy Vincent, and Hal Wederath put the pressure on. 2. Larry Minter sacked the ball carrier as Chuck Mills moved in to help. 3. Tim Wood hauled in a pass. 4. Bill Coutts, Hal Wederath, Brian Cobum, and Tom Catt charged through. 57 1. The defense anticipated the snap. 2. Pete Cyphers pitched out to Tom Catt. 3. Jim Haggerty got the punt off in time. 4. Mike Guerrie broke for long yardage. Mi 4. 58 The Bengals proved worthy of their number one ranking when they rolled past Montrose 40-14. Dave Jones scored the final touchdown on the Jones Special to push the score to 64-12 in the win over Central. Mike Becker scored 8 points and forced a fumble to set up the final touchdown as the Tigers captured the SWL title with a 27-12 victory over Fruita. Fumbling twice in the first quarter, the Tigers couldn't gain momentum and lost 30-14 to Wasson in the playoffs. Cyphers threw for 1, 628 yards and 18 touchdowns on 89 passes and Minter caught 34 passes for 806 yards and nine touchdowns to lead the state. Catt, Wood, Becker, and Guerrie led the rushing with 200 yards per game. 59 Baby Bengals Gained Grid Knowledge Gaining experience for future years, the Junior Varsity football team earned three victories under the leadership of quarterback Brad Edwards. Runningbacks Lynn Griffith and Charlie Knapp provided a well-balanced running attack. 1. The JV s offense strove for extra yardage. 2. Jim Coakly tossed a screen. (FRONT) A. Cox, S. Rubalcaba, F. Wilcox, S. Schultz, B. Williamson, K. Corwin, M. Mumby, D. Lindsay, D. Schelling, S. Odelberg, B. Roberts, B. Avery, S. Jouflas. (MIDDLE) Manager A. Hughes, B. Hill, J. Peterson, M. Stephens, S. Perry, C. Roberts, J. Hollingsworth, M. Hinshaw, R. Lucero, E. Redding, J. Havlik, C. Knapp, Coach Careffa, Coach Riley. (BACK) R. Nash, D. VanDyke, C. Jones, D. Buchholz, T. Jacob, J. Bush, D. Steinkirchner, C. Nissen, R. West, G. Frisch, D. Northrop, L. Griffith, J. Coakly, R. Buchholz, L. Newby, K. Berg, M. Barter, J. Moon. 60 Swimmers Competed The boys' swimming team traveled to several meets throughout the winter to win individual and team titles. The members participated in both swimming and diving competition to advance to the state meet. The girls' team swam in dual and individual meets preparing for state times. Nancy Pesman, Lori Miller, Andrea Dufford, and Jill Pesman went on to the state meet in individual events and in the medley relay. 1. (FROM LEFT) Temple, Coakly, Steinkirchner, Johnson, and Foster. 2. Boys' team prepared for races. 3. (FROM LEFT) Chandler, N. Pesman, Schweitzer, McMinn, Dufford, Steinkirchner, Miller, Foster, J. Pesman. 4. Beth Foster placed in diving competition. 61 Duffers Completed Dismal Season The golf team finished a disappointing year with only one first place in 13 meets. Junior Rusty Jones was the only member to qualify for the State Meet. 1. (LEFT TO RIGHT) Kit Jackson, Todd Youngerman, Bob Foster, Gina Gawf, Dennis Lucero, Kyle Dufford, Bobby Hill, Rusty Jones. Dan Plutt. 2. Kit Jackson blasted out of a sandtrap. 3. Rusty Jones practiced a putt. 62 Netters First in District The Tigers completed another successful season with a perfect 8-0 record to win the Southwestern League title and won the District Qualifying Meet with 61 of a possible 66 points to send the entire team to the State Tournament. They didn't fare as well at State as Senior Chris Clark advanced to the quarterfinals while the rest of the team was defeated in the first round. 1. Dave Elliot served. 2. Lantz Indergard vollied as Dave Ellinwood looked on. 3. (FRONT) John Cormley, Dave Elliot, Chris Clark (BACK) Dave Ellinwood, Lantz Indergard, Ross Brownson, Stan Nelson. 4. Chris Clark reached for backhand return. 63 Harriers Raced Cross-country runners came on strong In the latter part of the season to finish second at the State Qualifying Meet and proceed to the State Meet in Pueblo. Individually, Junior Paul Goffredi finished sixth at State. 1. Runners listened to instructions. 2. Kelly Carstens pulled ahead. 3. (LEFT TO RIGHT) Coach Ingram, Robert Santos, Tom Coatney, Chuck Baxter, Mike Maddox, Jim Nagle, Chris McLaughlin, Steve Middaugh, Doug Hay duck, Tim Woomer, Scott Bradbury, Paul Goffredi, Kelly Carstens, Bernie Marasco, Steve Kovach, Mark Liff, Rex Cheskaty. 64 Pacing over 10, 000 miles between practices and meets, the efforts of the runners provided a sound foundation for athletes competing in basketball and wrestling. But most of the runners ran for sheer enjoyment, and carried enthusiasm throughout state meets. Goffredi lead the runners with five 1st place wins, and set a school record with a 10:01 time for the two mile run. Grapplers Advance to State Under the coaching leadership of Mike VanDam, the wrestling team posted an 11-4 season record with first place wins in the Farmington and Fort Collins tournaments. Pete Cyphers (185) and Ed Williamson (155) proceeded to the state tournament. 66 In the district tourney, the team captured fourth place with Cyphers and Tom Catt (167) placing second. Williamson, Paul Garcia (126), Coy Vincent (138), and Jay Price (105) each placed in their respective weights in the tourney. 1. Me nbers of the varsity wrestling team were; (FRONT ROW) Tim Woomer, Jay Price, Mark Liff, Ron West, Paul Garcia, Robert Archuleta. (BACK ROW) Coy Vincent, Sam Archuleta, Ed Williamson, Pete Cyphers, Bill Coutts. 2. Jay Price wrestled in the 105 lb. class. 3. Pete Cyphers took down his opponent. 67 J.V.’s Improved The J. V. wrestling team completed a successful wrestling season with but two duel meet losses, and a second place finish in the J. V. district tournament. Individual champions for the baby bengals were Dennis Lucero, Steve Brennan and Brian Williamson. 1. Brian Coburn controlled his opponent 2. Referee Ray Coca signaled a pin fall for Brian Cobum. 3. Brian Williamson set up his opponent for a pin. 68 I. Members of the J.V. squad were: (FRONT ROW) P. Fossenier, K. Dufford, L. Newby, C. Boelke, D. Lucero, (SECOND ROW) S. Rubalcaba, F. Coca, J. Emmons, R. Buchholz, G. Madison, (THIRD ROW) J. Catt, B. Williamson, B. Cobum, D. Scales. 2. Dean Scales escaped from an opponents grasp. 3. Dave Brennen wrestled in the 155 lb. class. 69 Hughes Rebounded Basketball Program In Head Coach Keith Hughes' first year, the basketball team rebounded from last place to third place in Southwestern League action. Defense was the team motto, and proved to be the main factor in the team's turnaround. The primarily junior team posted an 8-4 record in league action. 70 - w . ri n V 2. if u r i 3. If 1. Members of the varsity basketball team were: (FRONT ROW) Mgr. J. Quimby, G. Hunt, R. Wawyer, J. Haggarty, R. Klements, S. Marez, B. Shepard, Mgr. L. O'Connor (BACK ROW) Coach Krizman, M. Colosimo, S. Kovach, J. Wright, R. Cheskaty, R. Kovach, J. T. Krizman, P. Quimby, and Coach Hughes. 2. Jim Haggarty tossed for two. 3. Members of the starting five prepared for the opening tip-off. 71 1. Roger Cesario dribbled around an opponent. 2. Jim Wright sinks a hook shot. 3. The J. V. basketball team consisted of: (FRONT ROW) G. Hunt, B. Shepard, K. Trumbo, (MIDDLE ROW) R. Cesario, L. Phelps, J. Wubben, (BACK ROW) M. Colosimo, J. Wright, R. Chestkaty. 72 “Soph’s” Post 11-7 Record The sophomore basketball team recorded a successful 11-7 record behind leading scorers Brian Trumbo (197 pts.) and Gerry Wubben (122 pts.). 1. Members of the sophomore basketball team were: (FRONT ROW) D. Fuller, B. Trumbo, K. Ryan, S. Sharp, R. Duran, (SECOND ROW) E. Warner, J. Nagel, L. Phelps, R. Ficklin, J. Wubben, (THIRD ROW) Mgr. C. Nissen, Coach Cordray, C. Erwin, R. Moore, M. Anderegg, Coach Kralicek. 2. Roger Ceserio hot past Fruita opponents. 3. Rick Duran passed to Brian Trumbo. 73 Basketball Gains Feminine Popularity With the new popularity in girl's sports. Coach Ken Carothers revised the girl's basketball program into winning performances throughout the year. The team compiled a 14-1 record and placed second in the district tournament where Jane Quimby was selected to the all-tourney team. 1. Members of the girl's basketball team were: (FRONT ROW) S. Squirrel, D. Johnson, C. Williams (2ND ROW) B. Bash, L. Miller, C. Johnson, L. Carr (3RD ROW) P. Longley, L. Soelberg, J. Quimby, S. Harris, Coach Carothers. 2. Sue Harris tipped the ball. 3. Jane Quimby was high scorer for the team. 74 This Was the Year of the Tiger In School Life, Organizations, and Sports (TOP TO BOTTOM) Judy Graff was AU smiles on picture day. A queen-like Miss Bissell displayed one of her classes' costumes. Becky McMillillen sold Halloween treats to John Quintana. As Tigers of the Year , G.J.H.S. students and faculty showed increased zeal when working together, Cooperation and the will to succeed were the keys to success. (COUNTER CLOCKWISE) Principal Gene McConnell found a moment to relax with Mr. Moon in the men's lounge. Mr. Stonebumer physically involved himself in the football team's fine efforts. A refreshing change from the usual butcher paper posters was seen when Tim Spehar roamed the school advertising for the TIGER. Class leaders Lisa McFerrin, Kristin Kercheval, Paul Quimby (Juniors), Leigh Morrow, Fred Zumwalt, Lynette Jones (Seniors), Bruce Hill, Lisa Burns, Mary' Pat Shanahan, and Karen Hartshorn (Sophomores) realized their secret desires in a visit to the courthouse. Juniors spent long hours completing their second place float. The Senior powderpuff victory was in sight when Junior, Cindy Wiman, found herself alone in hostile territory. Mrs. Pitts and her husband attended an area school's band exhibition. Cathy Smith, Steve Thompson, Leigh Morrow, and Lynette Jones basked on the sundeck at Powderhom Ski Area during the spring melt. (TOP TO BOTTOM) Senior Ed Williamson gave friendly dating advice to Sophomore, Rick Cerkoney. Ecology-minded Mr. Rusco rode his bike to school. Cindy Wiman and Terri Chadwick discussed Mothers Day gifts. This was the Year of the Tiger for the classes of 75, 76, and '77. They were handed a torch of freedom. The torch held an opportunity for those individuals to make what they wanted of their lives, and a challenge to surpass their potentials. There were, and always will be, students who do not appreciate or accept the responsibilities this freedom brings. At this critical point in their lives, die senior class especially, was called upon to think clearly and exercise self-discipline to insure future success. The class of '75 and its successors have been groomed to utlize their precious freedom to the utmost. Senior Class Song Was Joke of Year Motto: Not the End of the Past, But the Beginning of the Future. Colors: Forest Green-Lemon Yellow Flower: Wheat A song to the tune of the Sugar Frosted Flakes commercial was chosen as the Senior class song. Obtaining music for pep band caused problems. The class was without a song for half the year. The situation was remedied in January when an entirely new song was voted upon. 1. Mike Chase joined his class in singing the school fight song. 2. Seniors efforts at float building captured Homecoming competition. 76 Seniors Seniors 77 The seniors this year are the best. They are trying to establish unity among the classes. Frank Archuleta Larry Anderegg David Anderson Mark Amey Cynthia Basford Mishell Anderson Tim Arnold Bryan Bacon Penny Batchelor 78 Seniors Roberta Baughman Carla Beach Michael Becker Marlene Beddor Richard Benedict Rita Benefield Cathy Drake's eyes gleamed when she thought of Pat Sand and what she would do to him. Tanya Bennett Connie Blevins I Seniors 79 Carolyn Britt Nona Brown Rhonda Brown Ross Brown son Please God, are you gonna help me on the final? asked Larry Minter. Susan Catron Tom Catt 80 Seniors Janice Cavitt Rock Ceasario Joyce Chadd Karen Chambliss - Julie Chapman Jenni Christopher Rodney Cloyd Nola Connor Michael Chase Chris Clark Leta Clymer David Cooley Ruth Clark Brad Coates Jack Cooper Kathleen Christensen Tracy Clark Cindy Coe Kenna Coulson Stephen Cowgill Raymond Crandall Cheryl Crawford Marva Crim Seniors 81 My senior year is my best. It has taken us a long time to get where we are. Holly Daniel Don Desrosiers Patty Dickens Lana Daniels Edward Dhabolt Leslie Cunningham Pete Cyphers 82 Seniors Cheryl Dickson Toni DiThomas Patricia Dodge Rick Dunn Ronald Duran Janice Foutz and Sue Cassel had mixed reactions to the streaker passing by. Dave Ellinwood Seniors 83 Cynthia Elliot Mike Elliott Ron Elliott Bryan Emerson Doug Munro, Mike Elliott, Glenn Leighton (L. TO R.) and Steve Thompson (IN CAR) waited as Allan Crumbaker asked, Is the assembly over yet? Gina Gawf 84 Seniors Joseph Giaxmone Jeanne Gordon Judy Gonzales John Gormley Rex Goodrich Bob Green I'm ready to hang it up--along with my diploma!” Brenda Gordon Michael Green Seniors 85 James Haining Elizabeth Hall Gena Hall Eleanor Hamby Nancy Hammond Jerry Hansen Greg Harris Victoria Hellmer Jana Jacobson, Cheryl Knapp, Pam Motts and Shannon Galligan (L TO R) swapped latest ski stories. Joe Holbert Jan Hollingsworth Ronald Holzer Jodi Horton 86 Seniors Martin Houle Joey Jachim David Johnson Kit Jackson Mark Jackson Jana Jacobson Milo Johnson Terry Johnson David Jones Barbara Keeper Angela Kelly Tina Kenney Mary Kerski Seniors 87 Jess Hernandez, Judi Kirkham and Becky Steffens prepared props for Alice in Wonderland. Kevin Kreps 88 Seniors Tina Kruckenberg Larry Lefabre Raymond Linnemeyer Vivian Lujan Carmen McFarland Julia Kupeci Glenn Leighton Richard Lippoth Cole McMartin Michael Larson Douglas Lindsay Becky McMillen The seniors this year are a lot more empathetic than their predecessors. Holly McCandless Michelle McMullen Seniors 89 A change in attitude and enthusiasm was shown by the class of '75. ” Julie Mandeville Mike Meininger Carla Miller Larry Minter Don Magoffin Debbie Marsing Greg Merlino Doug Miller Jerry Morford Sheryl Martin Bill Middaugh Pamela Miller Shauna Mazza Mandy Miller Charles Mills John Morris Leigh Morrow 90 Seniors Lindy Whitney retired to his perch at the beginning of the 3:10 rush. Bill Orr Lori Pahler Arthur Parker Bob Naeve Lenese Newby Gail Packard Ouida Parsons Pam Motts Douglas Munro Pam Neiswender Laurie Nioblas Richard Pacini Jim Pasquin Seniors 91 Denis Pond Dave Pyle Nancy Pesman Florence Porter Debra Peterson Phillip Quintana Russell Perrin Daniel Plutt Daniel Raso 92 Seniors Jann Reed Mary Clare Reed Scott Reed Jodi Reimer Clyde Roenbeck Lois Ruzycki Pamela St. Amour Jacqueline Ritter Ronald Ross Randal Ryan Steve Salatino Ed Williamson and Todd Crone (L TO R) sped to victory for the seniors at a pep assembly. Seniors 93 Kathleen Salerno Ron Sawyer Judy Schmitz Jim Schooley Karen Schroeder Laura Sewell Bryce Smith Lynne Snipes It's a great year to be graduating. Candy Smith Cathy Smith Kimberly Snyder Jerry Speight Debra Spomer Sharmon Squirrell Michael Severe Anna Silengo . Timothy Spehar Rebecca Steffens 94 Seniors Stephen Stranger Karen Styers Cindy Suplizio Pat Temple Judy Wood enjoyed lunching on prunes. Donald Stumbaugh Arthur Sullivan Pamela Tedesco Lynn Thaute Seniors 95 John Thistle Rita Thoele Diane Thomas Steve Thompson Terri Thompson W f Jeanine Tribolet Scott Vaughn Coy Vincent Jerry Thurston Kevin Trumbo Owen Velasquez Paula Vogel William Todd Leslie Vance Joyce Vig Kristen Vorbeck Caroline Torline Cindy Vangundy Walter Warren Gregory Waterman Alice Weaver Susan Weil 96 Seniors Kim Whiteside Susan Wilkenson Mary Woomer Ranya West Lindy Whitney Cary Williams Jeanne Wubben Susanne White Michelle Whitt ◄ Scott Williams George Zambrano How long 'til graduation?” Terry Wieker Jeff Williams Fred Zumwalt Seniors 97 1. Transfer student Steve Snow enjoyed his senior year at 'Junction. 2. Barb Lindsay and Cindy Cow refused to discuss the matter. 3. Cindy Engler demonstrated her grace and exceptional ability on skis. Rae Ga Hatfield William Nagel 98 Seniors Seniors Looked Forward to Graduation Seniors of '75 grew restless as the year wore on. As is always the case, they felt ready to leave high school to work or attend college. 1. Dave Johnson underwent a strange transformation while writing his life story. 2. Mike Becker was kicked out of the gym during basketball practice. Seniors 99 Juniors Prepared to Press On Long, dreary hours were abandoned as we mixed fun and hard work into each school day. All too soon the year expired, and we were now concerned about our future as the senior class at GJHS. We prepared to conquer new horizons through past experience and learning. Memories remain though years fly by, and our memories here will always be a part of us. Ammerman, Ron Anderson, Linda Anderson, Makee Antonson, Nancy Archuleta, Robert Arevian, Debbie Ash, Karen Avery, Traci Bacon, Brenda Baird, Pam Baker, Jess Balbier, Bruce Bash, Barbara Bauer, Nancy Baumgarten, Brenda Baxter, David Bennett, Debbie Benson, Christina Berg, Dennis Bergstraesser, Jean Bertrand, Richard Biesecker, Judi Billings, Cherie Bingham, Jana Bishop, Diana Blanchart, Gregg Blevens, Marlene Boogert, Nancy Brandstetter, Bruce Brennan, Steve Brown, Donald Brown, Peggy Bruce, Cheryl Buchholz, Doyle Burleigh, Susan Burmeister, Cynthia 100 Juniors Burnell, Becky Bush, Jeff Buzan, Cathy Clakin, Jim Campbell, Sherri Canetti, Norietta Cardin, Linda Carr, Lora Carter, Madelyn Carter, Marty Cass, Shane Cavitt, Janet Chatfield, Brad Chavies, Bernie Cheskaty, Rex Chidress, Mike Childers, Colin Chin, Thomas Christianson, Cindy Christensen, Dave Cleghorn, Charlene Cloyd, Randy Coakley, Jim Cobb, Cindy Coburn, Brian Cohan, Kitty Colosimo, Mark Colunga, Pat Cook, Ron Cooper, Kim We're number 1! Charles Little The Class of '76 is a spirited and talented class, but it is each and every individual that makes our class what it is. Anonymous Sponsors for the Class of '76, H. Goodner, J. Garreffa, and C. Haigler (L. TO R. ) led the juniors in class competition. NOT PICTURED ARE P. Riley and K. Carothers. Juniors 101 Costanzo, Mike Cowgill, Don Crandell, Ed Craven, Jeni Croft, Loy Cruz, Linda Currier, Debbie Dalton, Bob David, Charlie Davis, Cindy Dawson, Mary Dickerson, Dave Dickman, Verna Doerr, Marion Donnelly, Heather Dowdy, Cheryl Dufford, Sarah Dump, Lorie Dyess, Helen Eachus, Raymond Eisenach, Colleen Elliott, David Elliott, Keith Ericson, Eric Everett, LeeAnn Ewell, Bill Farrington, Margaret Fitzpatrick, Elmer Flynn, Cheryl Foster, Steve Foster, Tim Foster, Tina Fransen, Janelle Fuhrmeister, Linda Garcia, Elizabeth Garcia, Ken Garcia, Larry Garcia, Rosalie Garcia, Patricia Garber, Larry Gardner, Lisa Garner, Randy Carver, Ralph Gdovin, Larry Geer, Darla Giebler, Kyla Gillin, Marjorie Goad, Kim 102 Juniors The Junior Class is an involved class that cares about what is going on in the complicated world today and is trying to do something about it... Jeni Craven Lynettc Worm, Don Cowgill, and Rachel Nelson (L. TO R. ) took time off from school hours to learn about cars. Goffredi, Paul Green, Don Griffith, Lynn Griggs, Cindy Gropp, Maralee Grounds, Ronda Gustin, Jacque Haggerty, Jim Hamilton, Mary Hayduk, Doug Hammond, Scott Hart, Carol Hart, Matt Harvey, Coleen Havlik, John Hayden, Keith Hedler, Brett Heinrich, Laura Heiss, Bill Hellmer, Tracy Hensley, Denise Henson, Judie Hicks, Joe Higginson, Carol Holling, Greg Holmes, Chris Holt, Larry Horton, Art Howlett, Tammy Hubbard, John Juniors 103 Huber, Chris Huff, Jackie Hunt, Gary Ingram, Mike Inskeep, Jerry Irvine, Suzanne Jackson, Kellie Jarrett, Vikki Jaynes, Valerie Johnson, Kathy Johnson, Rodney Jones, Cliff Jones, Robert Jones, Rusty Jordan, Doug Kaiser, Sharon Kanaly, Terry Karp, Ralph Kelly, Margo Kelly, Vicki Kendrick, Tom Kercheval, Kristin Kester, Karen Kiggins, David Klatt, Beverly Klein, Eric Klements, Rick Knapp, Charlie Knipping, Theresa Kovach, Ronald Kretlow, Joe Krey, Marina Kruh, Adellia Lage, Bill Lanman, Mark Lara, John Latchaw, James Laver, Vicki Lesher, Judy Lesko, Diann Liddicoat, Rusty Liff, Mark Lionberger, Janis Little, Charles Lloyd, David Lozano, Christy Maddox, Mike Madison, Greg 104 Juniors Maez, Joanne Marcil, Duane Marquez, Angie Marsh, Barbara Martin, Dori Martin, Susan Maurer, Mike Maxfield, Andrea Mayberry, Peggy Maynard, Shellie Mazza, Frank McAllister, Cindy McArthur, Lisa McCallister, Vanessa McCune, Debbie McFerrin, Lisa McKague, Katherine McMican, Mike McMinn, Ronda McMullen, Steve Meeks, Allen Mickelson, Kelly Middaugh, Steve Miera, George Miller, Brent Miller, Marilyn Miller, Pamela Miller, Paul Miller, Verdell Mitchell, Mike It’s an exciting, great, bright, and concerned junior class that will benefit all mankind... ” Barb Bash Coordination and carefulness were not included as ingredients for Bemie Chavies in Batchelor Survival. Juniors 105 Montgomery, Jana Montoya, Diane Moore, Debbie Moore, Elaine Moore, Kerry Morrick, Pat Morrison, Shanna Morton, David Moyer, Leeann Nally, Kay Newby, Lenita Nielsen, Don Northrop, Dary Norwood, Keith Oda, Steve Odelberg, Shannon Olford, Colby Olson, Janet Ortega, Josie Palo, Jim Parko, Marla Pattee, Gloria Paulus, Cinda Payne, Steve Pearson, Mike Peterson, Karen Pforzheimer, Tom Pitts, Deborah Poland, Charles Polk, Rayma Pond, Karen Pond, Ron Pope, Jim Popish, Paul Potratz, Kathy Power, Diane Prinster, Lisa Prosence, Mat Quimby, Paul Rathbone, Paul Redding, Ed Reece, Ken Reed, Donna Reeves, Linda Reid. Kim Retallack, Bill Reust, David Rice, Roberta 106 Juniors Riffel, Fred Rigg, Jeff Robbins, Tom Rodriguez, Gerry Roenbeck, Anna Romkee, Diane Roper, Nita Rosenorant, Caroline Rubalcaba, Sandy Rushin, Phillip Russell, Cheryl Rutt, Tim Ryan, Cathy Ryan, Mike Salatino, Valerie Salazar, Ted Santos, Robert Scales, Dean Schooley, Kathy Schorr, Claudia Schultz, Scott Schumacher, Kurt Schumann, Debbie Sheley, Ivy Shellabarger, Lynn Shields, Kerry Lynn Shoemaker, Mike Sholes, Sharon Sigismund, Cathy Silzell, Cindy Smith, Keely Snively, Valerie Soelberg, Lani Sowell, Diana Spam, Tom Spehar, Marianne ’’Each in his own way, and each in his own time will pass on something to one person who will make life worthwhile. Lora Carr Juniors Jana Bingham, Cathy Ryan, Linda Van Gundy and Lisa McFerrin helped with float construction during the Year of the Tiger . Juniors 107 Junior spirits dunked the Angels for Homecoming to help the Tigers to victory. Sprague, Greg Spurlock, Kenny Stadelman, Ron Steele, Teresa Steinkirchner, Dan Stephen, Marti Stephens, Andrea Stephens, Michael Stoddart, Judy Strasser, Elmer Stubbs, Kathy Stull, Laity Sutrina, Jim Swingle, Penny Switzler, David Taylor, Diana Tedesco, Karen Thomas, John Thome, Katie Thompson, Paul Tiffany, Bart Tilton, Rick Tooker, Dale Townsley, Harvey Troutner, Terri Trujillo, Margaret Trujillo, Paula Turner, Lee Uhrlaub, Randy Unrein, Calvin 108 Juniors Urban, Mark Vandeusen, Eleanor Van Dyke, David Van Gundy, Linda Vroman, Scott Wallace, Larry Wallace, Shawn Walter, Tami Wangelin, Douglas Webber, Mark Wederath, Hal Weisgerber, Don Welker, Connie Wendland, Kay West, Ronald White, Dana Williams, Heidi Williams, Karen Williams, Sheryl Wilson, Brent Wiman, Cindy Winters, Tina Wisdom, Kim Wiseman, Ken Lani Soelberg and Charlene Cleghorn (L. TO R. ) were unsure of their identities at the beginning of their junior year. Woomer, Tim Worm, Lynette Wright, Jim Wulf, Laurel Young, Tom Youngerman, Todd Zambrano, Virginia Zentmyer, Elaine Zumwalt, Roselynn People alone don’t make a good class, but their enthusiasm and school spirit. To me, the Junior Class has that enthusiasm, school spirit and much more! The most important thing is that it is growing, getting involved and spreading this enthusiasm and spirit... ” Mary Lou Dawson Juniors 109 Juniors Not Pictured Alyea, Brenda Aracon, Jennie 4 nthoi Bareithef, AnthoJ Baughman, DaviJ Bivens, Rhonda I Brady, Dennis Buniger, Joe M Campbell, Shaifl Catt, Jim Chambers, Debra Collins, Joel Connor, Bridget 1 Cook, Chandra j Copejand, Stuart Coutts. William Fennelh Harvey Goodrich, Brian Grett, Mitzi Harris, Brian Harris, Lisa Hathaway, Bonnie Hunt, Susan Ingram, Kathleen Irwin, Ray Kelley, Kevin Kelsey, Megan Kerns, Maureen Kirby, Christina Kohlef, John Loffre | 'Maria Lofton, Bonnie Xoughrio'ge, Kathleen Chris Pf Tckajk, RachcV M Martin N djR n, JK a ndy Peterson, WdjjB Pr st, Reeves, Brett Rivers, Connie T Rodriquez, Elain k Rodriquez, Michi L Santistevan, Alisi9 Scothorn, Barbara Shepherd, Bill Smith, Debbie Smith, Linda Sniitli, Sherry Steele, Larry Sullivan, Galyn Sutton, Vernon Thacker, Walter Troxel, Scott Trujillo, Theresa Tucker, Thomas Valdez, Leo Velasquez, Mike •Vatson, Tim ells, Diane -Wiliams, Georgette , Paula teven 110 Junior Sophomores Settled As any sophomore class, there was a period of adjustment for this year's Sophomores. With good, strong leaders and help from class sponsors, Eldon Beard, Keith Miller, Charlotte Reicks, Jimmie Roberts, and Janey Wright, the accomplishment of true Tiger spirit and participation was shown. Adams, Tamie Anderegg, Mike Anderies, David Anderson, Joel Anthony, Talmadge Andreasen, Darla Andrews, Janell Angelo, Cynthia Avery, Bryan Aubert, Kay Babel, Elizabeth Bacon, Linda Bailey, Don Barger, Phil Barone, Michael Barter, Mark Bash, Virginia Baughman, Tedra Baxter, Karen Beaird, Larry Beatty, Greg Beddor, Barb Bellgardt, Dona Bergstraesser, Gail Bishop, Scott Bivens, Johnny Blankenship, Mike Blevins, Lori Boesch, Bambi Borchardt, Brigette Bower, Charles Brackett, Shawn Brandt, John Broadhead, Kim Brown, Chris Bruce, Marilyn Bruns, Brian Buchholz, Ron Burnell, Terri Burns, Lisa Burns, Sharon Bussell, Paul Byrd, Beth Canetti, Dian Castonguay, Lawrence Cerkoney, Rick Cesario, Roger Chadwick, Terri Chambliss, Susan Sophomores 111 Chandler, Carrie Chapman, Sandra Chase, David Chase, Debbie Chiovaro, Nancy Christensen, Kevin Clark, Janis Click, Don Clymer, Raymond Coatney, Tom Coca, Fred C of felt, Andrea Collett, Candi Colony, Lori Colosimo, Sharol Colton, Becky Colunga, Angie Connor, Terry Connors, David Conwell, Tim Cook, Trent Corder, Annette Corwin, Kevin Coulson, Donita Cowgill, Keith Cox, Argil Crandall, Jenny Crim, Marlene Croft, Ed Croft, Tom Crossland, Shiri Cruse, Melody Cruz, Jennie Cummings, Chris Daily, Kathy Dangler, Sharon Davidovich, Frank Davies, Sheri Davis, Pam Desrosiers, David Dickman, Annie Dores, Rudy Duarte, Lori Dufford, Andrea Dufford, Kyle Dunn, Tammy Duran, Danny Duran, Rick Dye, Shirley Edgington, Kim Edstrom, Mike Edwards, Brad Edwards, Stuart Egelston, Chris Emmons, Jamie Erwin, Criag Erwin, Kirk Etie, Carol Ficklin, Randy Fields, Eilleen Finley, Donna Ford, Neal Ford, Roselee 112 Sophomores Forsgrew, Terrie Fossenier, Pat Foster, Beth Foster, Bob French, Cathy Frisch, Cary Fuller, Don Fuoco, Steve Ganskow, Steve Garcia, Anthony Garcia, Pat Gardner, Kathy Garner, Steve Giebler, Pavia Gierhart, Lily Gomez, Ricky Coodlake, Cindy Goodner, Leslie Gordon, Bonnie Gordon, Steve Graff, Judy Graham, Ronnie Grandy, Brian Grantham, Jody Greenhouse, Cathy Gregg, Valerie Gregory, John Griffin, Stephanie Grubb, Bob Haakenson, Brad Hall, Olivia Halverson, Vickie Hamilton, Ronnetta Handy, Rick Hanson, Carrie Hardin, Gail Hartman, Beverly Hartshorn, Karen Heck, Kenneth Henson, John Herold, Vernon Hetland, Mike For being the youngest and newest class at GJHS, we...really tried to have a lot of spirit. Terry Chadwick. .. .for people really worked for the betterment of the class... Linda Thompson. Class of 77's contribution to Tiger Homecoming Sophomores 113 Hickman, Brian Hicks, Jeani Hill, Bob Hill, Bruce Himmerite, Tammy Hinkson, Bradley Hinshaw, Merritt Hinson, Ronnie Hitchins, Mary Ellen Hollandsworth, Vicki Hollingsworth, John Hooker, David Horn, Gary Hombeck, Mark Hren, Mike Hubbard, Vikki Hughes, Armand Hunt, Gary Hunt, Rhonda Ingram, Linda Jacob, Todd Jacoby, Linda Jennings, Louis Johnson, Dian Johnson, Kelly Jones, Kenneth Jones, Nanette Jones, Robert Jordan, Jim Joslin, Roger Jouflas, Steve Kaiser, Pam Kay, Suzy Kelley, Clark Kelly, Camille Kerski, Diane Ketchum, Julie Kilmer, Jana Knipping, Tom Kohles, Brian Kovach, Susan Kozisek, Dona Kriegh, Paula Krizman, Carrie Kukulan, Rhonda Larkins, Judy Laycock, David Leach, Jeff Ledbetter, Regina Leech, Susan Lessenger, Margaret Lewis, Leanne Lewis, Sandy Lindsay, David Lindsey, Joe Linn, Jeff Lippoth, David Loback, Lisa Lopez, Vivien Lowe, Doug Lucero, Dennis Mackley, James Madison, Mark 114 Sophomores Mann, Carol Manzanares, Dorothy Marasco, Bernie Marconnett, Kim Mariz, Steve Markle, Sandi Marsoen, Cindy Marshall, Anna Marshall, Deniese Marsing, Mike Martin, John Martinez, Ernest Martinez, Randy Martinez, Rick Martinez, Terry Massingill, Georgia Mathes, Pamela Maxey, Ken Mayberry', Tyler Mazza, Debbie McConnell, Bob McEvoy, Terry McFerrin, Jack McFry, Dianna McKague, Karen McKee, Tammy McKelvie, Dorian McKenna, Ken McKinney, Chrissy McLeod, Bruce McLoughlin, Chris Meisenheimer, Dana Mercer, Ronald Michels, Randy Mickelson, Mark Miera, Yvonne Malbum, Therese Miller, Diane Miller, Lori Miller, Sandra Minniear, David Sophomore participation at GJHS started with Homecoming activities. Involvement continued throughout the year in all aspects. This was the year for all Tigers. Sophomores showed off their pretty girls at Pre-homecoming Assembly, (L. ) Debbie Mazza, (M. ) Mary Pat Shanahan, (R. ) Marla Smith. Sophomores 115 Mitchell, Jerry Moeger, Kathy Moeser, Lainey Montano, Michael Moon, Jim Moore, Dallas Moore, Jennifer Moore, Kelly Moore, Rocky Moore, Rod Morgan, Walter Moritz, Scott Morris, Arvin Mudgett, Kenny Mudgett, Larry Mueller, Kathy Mumby, Mark Mum by, Mary Murray, Charles Nagel, Jim Nash, James Nash, Roger Neiswender, Chris Neiswender, Susan Nelson, Jerry Nelson, Stan Nevins, Mike Newby, Lane Nissen, Chuck O'Brien, Tim O'Connor, Lynn Oliver, Mike Olsson, Tamera Orr, Chris Ortiz, Theresa Osgood, Nancy Owen, Luke Packard, Jean Page, Don Palo, Maribeth Parsons, GeriSue Pasquin, Suzie Pearce, Jim Pearson, Kathi Pearson, Martin Peaslee, Sherry Pehrson, Debra Perry, Scott Pesman, Jill Peterson, John Peterson, Lorrie Phelps, Lonny Pifer, Kenny Pittman, Vicky Polk, Vickie Pond, Lisa Portman, John Price, Jay Prinster, Mike Putnam, Jan Quimby, Jane Quintana, John Radebaugh, Cathy 116 Sophomores Ransier, Ernie Redd, Debbie Reese, Carter Reyes, Sandra Richards, Shelley Richardson, Lisa Ridley, Richard Rinker, Earlene Robbins, Dale Robbins, Larry Roberts, Bill Roberts, Craig Roberts, Susan Rockert, Denise Rodriguez, Ted Roles, Ivan Romero, Danny Rosengrant, Keven Rosette, Dennis Roskowski, Martha Roussin, Jo-an Rowe, Caye Rubakaba, Anna Ryan, Kevin Safken, Eugene Samora, Monte Schilling, Tamra Schmitz, Tim Schulze, Suzie Schweitzer, Janice Shain, Sandra Shanahan, Mary Pat Shane, Philip Sharp, Dana I think our class has a lot of potential... Jean Packard. With continual increase in Sophomore activity and spirit evident throughout the year, there will be much to look forward to. Building the float was not all work as seen by (L. ) Janis Clark, (M. ) Kitty Spieker, (R.) Olivia Hall. Sophomores 1 Sharpe, Steve Shellabarger, Lea Shelton, Michelle Shepardson, Debra Shriver, Valerie Sigwart, Chris Smith, Marla Soelberg, Zachary Sommcrmeyer, David Sorensen, Marie Sowell, Bill Spendrup, Quentin Spiecker, Kitty Spurger, Teresa Staake, Richard Steinkirchner, Anna Stettner, Jennifer Stinecipher, Tamy Strickland, Sheryl Stride, Rick Sulley, Lenny Summers, Randy Sundstrom, Rory Swank, Susie Sweetman, Betty Swisher, Janet Taylor, Debbie Taylor, Jennifer Thayer, Carl Thoele, Paulette Thomas, Linda Thompson, Linda Thurston, Debbie Timpte, Tim Torline, Donna Trum bo, Brian Uhleman, Betty Urban, Debi Valdez, Alex Velasquez, Frank Vaughn, Bradley Vigil, Julie Vogel, Danny Von Burg, Tami Vories, Dan Wallace, Carol Walton, Brad Warner, Eddie Washburn, Paula Waterhouse, Steve Weaver, Lori Webb, Sheryl Webster, Lyndal Wein, Leslie Weiker, Mike Wells, Arlene 118 Sophomores Whalin, Regina Whatley, Bill Whiting, Nancy Wiebold, Julie Wieker, Ricky Wilcox, Floyd Wilds, Keith Wilkins, Mark Wilkinson, Jim Williams, Cathy Williams, Rebecca Williams, Rick Williams, Sharon Williamson, Brian Willis, Susan Windolph, Holly Winkelman, Bill Winters, Debbie Wirth, Eric Wood, Gay Wooters, Janet Wright, Leah Wubben, Gerry York, Robert Youker, Janis Young, Mark have a lot of real good people. M Steve Jouflas. ..our content, lies in simple things. Poet, B.W. Procter. Brian Trumbo knew an easier way to get where he was going. Sophomores 119 SOPHOMORES NOT PICTURED: Alexander, Connie Archuleta, Ray Ashcroft, Paul Betts, Romoyne Boelke, Chris Boyer, Robbie Carpendale, Jerry Chadd, Albert Chambers, Dermis Cisneros, Andy Clark, Ralph Clark, Rickey Coder, Rita Dithomas, Tina Duncan, David Duran, Elizabeth Eachus, Patricia Fabriaio, Tammy Gomez, Kenny Gonzales, Jackie Harshman, Paul Hartman, Jeff Hermance, Jim Holbert, Pam Holling, Cindy Horn beck, Carolyn Horton, Arthur Hubboni, Dale Hutchison, Gary Jameson, Lisa Johnson, Harry Junak, Don Keith, Becky Knox, Frank Kohles, Brian Kramer, Pamela Lange, Donald Littlepage, Steve Lofton, Wiley Lucero, Frank Maez, Joanne Martinez, Steve Martinez, Steve Martinez, Virginia Massing ill, Joe McClure, Vicky Milbum, Theresa Minton, Linda Mock, Tammy Needens, Myrena Nelson, Dale Peterson, Leann Pixier, Sharon Pyle, Conwynn Renteria, Estella Rentie, John Romero, Tommy Roskowski, Martha Schelling, Don Schilling, Kim Siemiller, Larry Snow, David Snyder, Frederick Sutton, Murl Sweat, Lori Thomason, Robert Trujillo, Paul Tyree, Mary Vangundy, Jana Vincent, Lonny Webb, James Zambrano, Gloria Ziegler, Cathy Renewed challenge required most teachers to reassess media and to promote innovative methods within all departments. Another challenge was a reawakening by the student body that teachers were human beings and did possess many varied interests outside their daily work load. Besides the addition of several new teachers: Mr. Baker, Mr. Hughes, Mr. Keller, and returning Mr. Cordray, Mr. Gene W. McConnell added his strong leadership, discipline and fairness to the faculty. Former Principal, Mr. Louis A. Grasso, Jr., moved up in District 51 to Director of Personnel Relations and Negotiations after serving on the faculty for eight years. 1. Mrs. Digna Eads (French, Spanish) (Co-curricular; French Club). 2. Mr. Kenneth Lowell (Vocal Music) (Co-curricular; vocal activities). 3. Mr. Richard McPeek (Boys Phvsical Education) (Co-curricular; G Club). 4. Mr. Lewis Miller (Math) (Co-curricular; Concession stand manager). 5. Mr. Dennis Kiefer (English) (Co-curricular; National Honor Society). 6. Mrs. Charlotte Reicks (Business) (Co-curric-ular; Faculty Courtesy Committee, FBLA, Sophomore Class). 122 1. Mr. Don Ligrani (Psychology) (Co-curricular; asst, coach for football, baseball and G club sponsor). 2. Mr. Sam Baseler (English) (Co-curricular; NHS, bikology). 3. Mr. James VanDuyne (English) (Co-curricular; Student council). 4. Miss Janet Muyskens (Girls P. E.) (Co-curricular; Girls athletics, Tigeretts). 5. Mrs. Sherri Brown (Home Economics) (Co-curricular; FHA) 6. Mr. Harlan Goodner (Shop) (Co-curricular; Junior class). Did the wood carving on the title page. 123 1. Mrs. Penny Pullium (Girls P. E. ) (Co-Curricular; Girls Athletics) 2. Mr. Charles Haigler (Chemistry) (Junior Class) 3. Miss Donna Bissell (English, Drama, Costuming) (Co-curricular; Thespians, Drama Activities) 4. Mr. Larry Muhr (Business) (Co-curricular; Golf Coach F3LA, G Club) 5. Miss Sandra Sullivan (Math, Student Body Officers) (Co-curricular; Student Council, Graduation Coordinator) 6. Mr. Garth Wilson (Spanish) (Co-curricular; Spanish Club, Bible Club). 124 1. Mrs. Fran Born (Art) (Co-curricular; Art Club, Faculty Courtesy Comm. ) 2. Miss Mary Guadnola (English) 3. Mr. Neil Ruscoe (German) (Co-curricular; German Club) 4. Ms. Susan Warp showed her feelings after a hard days work on the annual (Journalism, English) (Co-curricular; Quill and Scroll, Junior Class, Tiger Tales, Tiger Annual) 5. Miss Toni Root-PICTURED AT RIGHT -performed at Nat'l AAU Judo Toum. (Business) (Co-curricular; Cheerleaders) 6. Mr. Robert Moon (American and Comparitive Govt. , World Geography Current Events). 125 1. Mr. Leonard Neubaurer (Zoology) (Co-Curricular; Science Club, Faculty Courtesy Committee) 2. Mrs. Virginia Runge (Business) (Co-Curricular; Soph Class) 3. Mrs. Gutti Hautz (German, Latin) (Co-Curricular; Latin Club) 4. Mr. John Krizman (Math, Head Track Coach, Asst. Basketball Coach) (Co-Curricular; G Club) Mr. Keith Hughes (Business, Head Basketball Coach) 5. Mr. Marion Jacobs (Band, Orchestra, Dist. Music Co-ordinator) (Co-Curricular; Music activities, Banner Girls) 6. Mr. Everett Johnson (Boys P. E. ) (Co-Curricular; None) Mr. Charles Dunn (Boys P. E. ) (Co-Curricular; MG Club). 126 1. Mr. Ron Moon (Crafts) (Co-Curricular; None) 2. Mrs. Betty Pitts (Art) (Co-Curricular; Art Club) 3. Mr. Ron Stoneburner (American History, Head Football Coach) (Co-Curricular; Chairman G Club) 4. Leiford Darian (Biology, Molecular Biology) (Co-Cur-ricular, Tennis Coach, G Club) also pictured Air Force Academy Tennis coach, Mr. John Gormley. 5. Mr. Jim Roberts (Math) (Co-Curricular, Soph. Class) 6. Mr. Pat Riley (American History, Foreign Travel) (Co-Curricular; Junior Class, G Club). 127 1. Mrs. Janey Wright (Business, English) (Co-Curricular; Soph. Class) 2. Mr. Harold McBee (Algebra) (Co-Curricular; None) 3. Mrs. Margie Genova (Distributive Education) (Co-Curricular; D. E. Club) 4. (TOP) Mr. John Whitacre (English, Asst. Track and Football Coach) (Co-Curricular; Boys League, G Club) (BOTTOM) Mrs. Twila Whitacre (Sociology) 5. Mr. John Sutrina (English) (Co-Curricular; None) 6. Mrs. Margie Davis (English) (Co-Curricular; Senior Class) 7. (LEFT TO RIGHT) Mr. Ken Carothers, Mr. Sam Salatino, Mr. Keith Miller (Drivers Education). 128 1. Mr. Ray Canaday (Speech, English) (Co-Curricular; Thespains, Audit. Manager) 2. (LEFT TO RIGHT) Mr. Mike VanDamn (Boys P. E. , Head Wrestling Coach) (Co-Curricular; G Club) Mr. Ed Vandertook, Mr. Boyce Baker (Asst. Wrestling Coach, English) (Co-Curric-ular; G ' Club) 3. Mrs. loan Goodwin (Special Education) (Co-Curricular; Senior Class) 4. Mr. John McLennan (Math, Asst. Baseball Coach) (Co-Curricular; Senior Class, G Club) 5. Mr. Robert Gear (History) 6. Mr. William Fanning (World History, Head Baseball Coach) (Co-Curricular; G Club) 7. Mrs. Gunhild Swanson (Math) (Co-Curricular; National Honor Society). 129 1. Librarians: Mrs. Sara Foster, Mrs. Carol AnnStrobel, Mrs. Auline Walley 2. Nurse: Mrs. Beth Bracket, Audio-Visual: Mrs. Reva Stoddart, Attendance Clerk: Virginia Baillie. 3. Secretaries: Mrs. Martha Hitchens, Mrs. Donna Keas, Mrs. Margaret Dickey, Mrs. Lori Reynolds. 4. Delmer Born (Physics) 5. Mr. Vernon Duck (Drafting) 6. Mr. John Thome (American History, (Co-Curricular; Asst. Director, SBA activities. 130 1. Counselors: Mrs. Ada Tenny, Mr. Ralph Pease, Mr. Jim Witt, Mrs. Elaine Eddy. 2. Mr. Peter Larson (Biology, Botany) (Co-Curricular; Faculty Courtesy Committee) Mr. Mike Kehler (Biology) 3. Mr. James Williams (Special Education) 4. Mrs. Patricia Sublette (Home Economics) (Co-Curricular; FHA) 5. Mr. Larry Ingram (American History, World History, Cross-Country Track) (Co-Curricular; C Club) 6. Mr. Max Kralicek (Debate, Stagecraft, Asst, coach basketball, Discussion and Debate) (Co-Curricular; Drama activities, Thespians, National Forensic League C Club) Mr. Gary Cordray (English, Asst. Basketball Coach, Journalism Advisor) Co-Curricular; G Club, Quill and Scroll) 131 In the past, the advertising section of the TIGER has gone unnoticed by students. Ads have been labeled a necessary but uninteresting portion of the yearbook. In '75, local businessmen provided about one-third of yearbook production costs bv buying ads in the TIGER. High School students have proved themselves large consumers in many areas, thus advertisers have recognized the school yearbook as an excellent place to present their student-oriented pro- ducts. Some businesses, unrelated to teen-age consumers, have bought ads to show their support for 'Junction High. To all supporters, the TIGER extends its thanks . 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Fully Accredited by North Central Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools Mesa is truly a college that's in tune with the times ... a college with a student body large enough for you to meet an interesting cross-section of our complex society, but small enough for you to develop close friendships.. .where you can blend the liberal arts with a choice of career-oriented subjects... meet challenging instructors who will exchange ideas with you in the classroom and take time to help you outside of class.. .where you can enjoy get-togethers with the gang, thrilling sports events, and nationally known speakers and entertainers.. .and best of all, engage in an exciting adventure in contemporary learning! Ale 5 a. (2oUeje GRAND JUNCTION, COLORADO Watch for Annoucement of Mesa's Summer Session. A NEW KIND OF COLLEGE .. with an old familiar name! 12 th and North 248- Jodi Horton showed Liz Hall her collection of Page-Parson jewelry. Unique Jewelery For Every Occasion 444 Main 634 Main 242-3420 Western Colorado’s Leading Commercial Printers 243-1690 UNION CARBIDE Mining and Metals Division Your Friend In The Past And Your Hope For The Future Gail Packard posed as Ms. Carbide. 1600 Ute 245-3700 Dick Lippoth and Dan Raso checked their plane before take-off. Chartered Flights Authorized Instruction Fly a Cessna, You'll like it Walker Field VICK’S PASTRY AND CAFETERIA 243-7500 PARK’S HOME AND GARDENS Art Sullivan chomped on a Vick's delicacy. Do it Right Go to Vicks For Cakes and Catering Megan Kelsey talked to the plants at Park's. 524 Main 242-7716 133 N. 4th St. 242-4556 WWW Braij-ftwr HALTOtS Kelly Wilson and Maryann Bray interviewed for jobs as secretaries at Bray Co. 1015 N. 7th 243-3647 KEITH O’ BRIEN Marilyn Bruce shopped at KOB. The Finest in All Clothing Goods for Young and Old 602 Main 242-3232 Debbie Arevian helped her father choose carpet styles. Carpeting from America's leading mills. Carpet and Furniture Cleaning The Best Place to Go. 17th Main 245-2452 BENGE’S Keep Your Feet in Fashion Cindy Engler and Lynette Jones bought their fine footwear from Benge's. 514 Main 242-3843 TURQUOISE BOUTIQUE BOYS LEAGUE The Action Organization Boys League officers J.T. Krizman, Blaine Dwyer, and Marie Liff. For the Best in Turquoise Jewelry Valley Federal Plaza, Suite T-2 Linda Van Gundy admired the wide selection of turquoise jewelry. 243-4040 Brad Callahan and Mike Costanzo chose their favorite trike. HARDWARE For All Your Sporting Needs 541 Main 242-2159 CELE’S Sports Wear and Ready To Wear They Have the Style You’re Looking for Penny Hogge modeled one of the Cele's fashions. 349 Main Terri Chadwick, Karen Dunn and Sue Harris were Girls League officers. 242-1065 Get With It in Girls League Brent Wilson, Jeanine Tribolet, Mark Lanman and Rita Thoele tested new Schwinn bikes on a sunny afternoon. DAVE’S SCHWINN CYCLERY SCHWINN BICYCLES-P A RTS-ACCESSORIES REPAIRS ALL MAKES SCHWINN BICYCLE - SALES AND SERVICE 1755 Main Street Phone 245-2826 GRAND JUNCTION, COLORADO 81501 1755 Main 245-2826 Together there is so much that we can do. That is what full service banking means here in First National Territory... working together to make it all come true when you see First National First. Tom Chin relaxed downtown by the fountain outside the bank. BANK BANKS GRAND JUNCTION MAi� j AT 5Tm ANO NO«Tm AT ?3«0 — Your Guide To Better For Less MakJxf- ......—. MAREK’S FOOT-SO-PORT SHOE STORE Ah, the good life! , said Patrick Sand after receiving his daily foot massage. Foot Comfort Is Our Only Business 531 Main Street 243-1699 143 L. Audino and M. Elliott enjoy a juicy steak from the Winery. C. Kelley and J. Peterson look for an appropriate card. Take Your Date To The Winery ggte.iniiiwr Since 1933 642 Main 242-4100 523 Main 242-2455 SUCCESS to our The best in Colorado West comes from . . Bullocks ( Glenwood Springs 1 Vail Aspen feS Steamboat Springs of Colorado. Inc 6 m Grand Junction ■u w ■— HRCTIC CIRCLE L. Smith and J. Reimer are busy laughing at head Squirrell. Head Girl Squirrell Comes to Artie For Another Great Year of Fun CONCESSION STAND • The now people bought their snacks at the Concession Stand. • POP •CANDY • POPCORN Come and discover the finest snack bar in town. KREX Follow the Tigers on Eleven Thousand Watts Hillcrest Manor STEPHENS SPORTING GOODS No Matter What Your Need Is Stephens Has All of Your Equipment! Stephens provided aU types of sports equipment. 242-3811 Where Hush Puppies Are Carried, for the Hush Puppy Kind of People. SHOES Grand Junction Colorado 243-1876 For the Best in Ski Equipment Doug Munro, Ross Brownson and Scott Williams had a great time shopping for ski equipment. THE BOARD AND BUCKLE CO. 2822 North Avenue 242-9285 Mike Blankenship, Estella Renteria, Rick Stride, Trent Cook, Greg Beatty, Sandy Rubalcaba, and Jennie Aragon took their regular sixth hour Coke and 7-up break. It’s the Real Thing. It’s the Un - Real Thing. Coca-Cola Seven-Up Bottling Company 12th A WINTERS AVE. GRAND JUNCTION. COLORADO 81501 ALBERTSONS Albertsons total discount means total savings 7 days a week. The Food People Who Care 1838 N. 12th 1 243-8320 Andrea Max fie Id picked out an organ. The Music Man Lou Ives Band Instruments Pianos Guitars Organs Drum Sets Come In And See Lou At GARDEN VILLAGE MUSIC COMPANY 835 N. 26th 243-9720 For Those Great Outdoor Shots... And You Never Leave the Studio ALLEN PORTER PHOTOGRAPHER 306 Glenwood 243-0729 Hertz Now Two Lots to Serve You Coach Stonebumer decides it's time he had a new truck. Airport 243-5170 841 North First 242-1320 NOW’S THE TIME TO START SAVING FOR YOUR FUTURE YOUR SAVINGS EARN 7 V2 % TODAY MUTUAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION The Place of your Future 130 N. 4th 242-6642 Come and Eat at The Finest Italian Place in Town PANTUSO’S L. Webster and B. Marasco enjoyed dinner. 103 N. 1st 243-3209 PEPSI — THE GOOD KIND OF DRINK C. Cummings showed his skiing style. 315 N. Spruce V. Laver enjoyed playing the organ. DISCIPLES OF CHRIST CALICO COUNTRY REXALL DRUG For the Largest L. Moore tried on a new pair of Sun Glasses. Selection in Material 811 North Ave. 245-2207 WHERE KIDS ARE KING 5th and Rood 242-1900 J. Gormley thought about what he'd like for lunch. 1720 North Ave. 1RLOIN TOCICADE HOME OF THE FAMOUS SIZZLIH' SIHLOIH OWE'S OPEN Weekdays—I I a.m. to 9 p.m. Fri. Sat.— 11 a.m. to 10 p.m. I I o tfLoini: Appliance Center BILL J. ROWE GRAND JUNCTION, COLORADO 81501 CORNER OF 12th ORCHARD 242-3935 2992 NORTH AVE. 242-4101 If You’re Looking for the Unusual Consider. .. SURPLUS CITY tby. 447 ROOD AVENUE • •• TELEPHONE 242-5222 A Deportment Store For Your Stationery And Office Needs. U.S.A. The Place to Buy Levis For All Your Office and Printing Needs 447 Rood 242-5222 200 West Grand 242-2818 “We Salute the Class of 1975!” GRAND VALLEY RURAL POWER LINES INC. Promoting the Economy of Western Colorado with the Tiger Senior Class! GRAND JUNCTION NEW CAR AND TRUCK DEALERS ASSOCIATION MATTAS MOTORS GRAND MESA DODGE 136 S. Seventh 243-6270 2122 North Ave. 243-15$T IMPORT MOTORS INC. MESA MAZDA-SUBARU Main 242-1221 2060 Main 1245-3100 JIM FUOCO MOTORS CO. JESSE BOYCE MOTORS INC. N. First 242-1571 310 S. 12th ■ 242-7727 COLLIER-PONSFORD INC. LES SHELLABARGER CHEVROLET 2595 Highway 6-50 243-3131 HANSON EQUIPMENT INC. WILLIAM CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH 225 S. Second 224 N. Seventh 242-9411 JERRY BARTLEY LINCOLN MERCURY JEEP 2400 Highway 6-24 . 42-4949 WE SUPPORT THE TIGERS FOSTER’S FINE FOOTWEAR Tina Foster finally decided on the shoe for her at Foster's Fine Foot Wear. Have you? Shoes that go places 530 Main 242-2758 Allen Crumbaker and Lynette Jones thought of their future. PEYTON’S JEWELERS 440 Main 242-7953 160 Janis Lionberger modeled just one of the many fine dresses from Edies. EDIE’S FASHIONS AND BRIDAL LOFT Formal Wear For All Occasions 1840 N. Twelth 242-3880 Paul Quimby knew how to make Judy Wood smile with some roses from Johnson s. JOHNSON’HOUSE OF FLOWERS The Beauty of our Business is Flowers For that special someone everyday of the year 1350 North Ave. 242-4292 CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF’75 BELDON’S BERNINA SEWING CENTER Beldon's can get a smile out of anyone - even Debbie 243-7006 2140 N. 12th LOW PRICES ARE WHERE WE FIT IN KEEP YOUR SENSES KEEN, VISIT WAREHOUSE MARKET DAIRY QUEEN We believe that you will appreciate shopping here, 7th and North •®Reg. U.S. Pat. Off. Am. D. Q.Corp.©1972 Am. D. Q. Corp. because we think the low prices are for you. 1235 N. 4th 161 Matt Presence and Greg Sprague showed their expert carpentry abilities at Dennings. 432 North Ave. 242-1736 PPY TO HELP... .make dreams come true WvdUey v federal SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION Mam Office: Valiev Federal Plara. Fifth and Rood, Grand Junction, 242 1900 Branch Office: 1429 Grand Avenue, Glenwood Springs, 945 8511 Vh r� people are more important than money THE VOGUE Where Smart Women Shop For Their Fashion Needs. 162 504 Main 242-2983 Jana Jacobson enjoyed the jewelry at the Vogue. HOW TO TAKE A GOOD PORTRAIT BE ALERT! KNOW YOUR EQUIPMENT! BE CORDIAL! PHOTOS BY RANDY CASS BUT SERIOUSLY SMITH PHOTOGRAPHIC SERVICE PALISADE Complete Home Furniture by North Avenue Furniture and Appliance 945 North Ave. 243-0646 Bored? Read something new for a Change . . • TIGER TALES Kim Cross and Walter Warren find some reading dull. Capps UHteriors Ken Heck found the fire intriguing at Capps. GALLEY RESTAURANT International Cuisine Brenda Baumgarten and Lenita Newby enjoyed the drinks at the Galley. THE INDEPENDENT Lumber Company Quality COOK Jewelry HOME OF FINE QUALITY JEWELRY FOR 45 YEARS Economy Free Estimates One Stop Building Material Center Serving Colorado since 1902 Shauna Morrison liked the jewelry at L. Cooks. We're Colorado West Proud BILL’S BODY SHOP BILLS BODY SHOP c'Wli If Bill's Body Shop can fix Brian Bacon's car after a night out on the town, they can fix anything. The Wrexperts You call and we'll haul Auto Painting Wrecker Service (The biggest in town) 243-0373 Moored LUMBER. COMPANY Building Materials to Supply Your Building Needs! Also: Delta, Rifle, and Montrose 515 S. Seventh HETZEL STUDIO Ruby Hetzel Professional Photographer 60 US PAT OfF Graduation Portraits Call for Price List Open 24 Hours Richard and Joan Wederath - Owners 261 2nd - Clifton 2 Blocks South of F Road or Patterson Road in Downtown Clifton 2842 North Ave. 243-9546 to M AMERICAS MNf UGhI gift) Grand Avenue Rexall 451 Grand Ave. 242-3136 Kyle Dufford and Sharon Williams made this place a habit. _ COORS DISTRIBUTORS PAY CASH ,1 FOR ALL ALUMINUM BEVERAGE ----- - CANS AND COORS BOTTLES While you're here stop for a drink at the fountain. “Cas PHOTOGRAPHY It was true in 1910... It’s just as true today.. . There are people who still prefer excellence in senior portraits 1226 North Seventh 243-1507 WE SUPPORT THE TIGERS! Mr. and Mrs. Gene McConnell Dr. and Mrs. Robert Jarrett Miss Toni Root Mr. and Mrs. Richard Thompson Dr. and Mrs. Terrell Moritz Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Avery Mr. and Mrs. William Dufford Mr. and Mrs. Bill Foster Mr. and Mrs. Harry Steffens Mr. and Mrs. Jack Ritter Mr. and Mrs. James Porter Mr. and Mrs. Everett Pond Ms. Susan Warp Mr. and Mrs. Paul Warp Mr. and Mrs. McBride Minter Mr. Darrell Meisenheimer Mr. and Mrs. John Audino Mr. and Mrs. Donald Williamson Mr. and Mrs. Bill Scales Mr. and Mrs. Sam Suplizio Mr. and Mrs. Robert Perrin Mr. and Mrs. Hunt Zumwalt Mr. and Mrs. Paul Martin Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Woomer WE SUPPORT THE TIGERS! Budget Tapes Records Sweetbriar The Boa KEXO Jackson Publications Mr. and Mrs. Edward West Mr. and Mrs. E.J. Currier Mr. and Mrs. A.R. Morrison Mr. and Mrs. W.R. Bray Mr. and Mrs. A.L. Thoele Mr. and Mrs. W.L. Wilson Mr. and Mrs. Miles Kara Mr. and Mrs. Richard Reimer Mr. and Mrs. Kit Horton Dr. and Mrs. Ralph Pacini Dr. and Mrs. Richard Smith Mr. and Mrs. Jack Drake Mr. and Mrs. J.T. Morrow Mr. and Mrs. Ted Dwyer Mr. and Mrs. HerbTribolet Mr. and Mrs. Daren Cyphers Mr. and Mrs. Gene Haggerty Marie Warner Mr. and Mrs. Carter Elliott The TIGER Staff would like to thank the following people for helping in production of the 1975 TIGER. The Daily Sentinel Mr. and Mrs. Paul A. Warp Don Griffin Randy Cass Curtis Photography Studio 119 Hetzel Photography Smith Photography Monument Camera Allen Porter Studio Spirits Dulled Still dragging after Christmas vacation, students revived enough to change schedules at semester break. Obtaining transfers caused many problems when transfer slips had to be negotiated. A flu epidemic kept large numbers of the student body and faculty at home during February. Dr. Jarrett often took over nursing duties while Mrs. Brackett worked elsewhere in the district. Several activities and programs were devised by students to pass the last weeks of winter quickly. 1. Pam Miller (legs, Karen Heusser), Lenita Newby (legs, Karen Williams) and Jackie Huff (legs, Judy Wood) amused the student body to the Beach Boys tune I Get Around . 2. Art Sullivan and Rusty Perrin cooked the perfect omelette in Bachelor Survival. 3. Jeff Harlos impatiently waited to discuss schedule changes with Mr. Whitt, who was already busy with a customer , Jodi Horton. 174 1. Dr. Jarrett treated injuries sustained by Armand Hughes in gym class. 2. Miss Root, Monica Diaz and Brenda Chatfield prepared Valentine candy-grams for delivery. 3.J. T. Krizman, Mike Larson, Blaine Dwyer and Larry Minter pinned corsages for Mrs. Dickey, Mrs. Reynolds and Mrs. Brackett at the Teacher Appreciation Day breakfast. 175 1. A C. J. H.S. student rode his cycle on the 29 Road hills. 2. Randy Rayn and Mike Guerrie were proud of Randy's $42 scalp job. 3. Carlene Young, Ivy Shelly, Kelly Wilson and Lois Ruzycki finalized data for a Physics experiment. 4. Senior, Steve Cowgill, encountered difficulties when cleaning his locker on the last day of school. 5. Dale Nelson was caught in the act of changing clothes after P. E. 6. Tiger baseball suffered lack of student support at afternoon games. 7. Marian Doerr and Vicki Bailey enjoyed a game of frisbee with Danny Vogel. 176 Students Welcomed Spring Finding classes less attentive as warm weather arrived, teachers presented challenging materials to revive wandering minds. Spring fever replaced the flu, and Sen-ioritis infected most members of the Class of '75. Baseball, track, ditching and just being outdoors headed the list of spring pastimes. The seniors’ school year closed two weeks before other classes were released and they indulged in a final spree before finding jobs or preparing for college. 177 As graduation drew near, seniors reflected on high school memories and the challenges future days would bring. Whether college or a job followed, friendships and experiences shared during the Year of the Tiger would re- Index Seniors Anderegg, I.arry 78,16 Anderson, David 78 Anderson, Mishell 78 Archuleta, Frank 78 Archuleta, Sam 4,56,78 Arney, Mark 44,47,78,148,17 Arnold, Tim 6a,42,46,78 Atkinson, Dixie 28,34,78 Aubcrt, Aim 78 Audino, Liixla 28,78,144 Bacon, Bryan 78, 167 Bailey, Vicki 78, 176 Bakken, Tristan 78 Basford, Cynthia 78 Batchelor, Penny 78 Baughman, Roberta 78 Baxter, Charles b,64,65 Beach, Carla 78 Becker, Michael 56,78,99 Beddor, Marlene 78 Benedict, Richard 44,45,46,79,15 Benefield, Rita 79 Bennett, Tanya 49,79 Blackburn, Tracy 79 Blevins, Connie 79 Boigegrain, Barbara 42,79 Bower, Jeannic 79 Boyer, John 6c, 52, 79 Bradbury, Scott 64, 79 Bray, Maryann. 52,79,137 Breckenridge, Sharon 79 Brennan., Mary 44,79 Britt, Carolyn 47,79 Brown, Kim 28 Brown, Nona 79 Brown, Rhonda 34,45,48,79,17 Brownson, Ross 44,45,47,63,79,149 Bruckner, Cindy 80 Brumbaugh, Caren 80 Burns, Tony 47,80 Butler, Glen 56 Callahan, Brad 47,80,140 Campos, Elaine 80 Carstens, Kelly 6c,44, 54,64,65,80 Cary, Camille 80 Casparek, Kevin 80 Cassel, Susan 80,83 Castor, Dianna 46,80 Catron, Susan 80 Catt, Tom b,9,10,56,57,58,80,139,159 Cavitt, Janice 34,35,40,80 Cesario, Rock 1,80 Chadd, Joyce 80 Chambliss, Karen 42,80 Chapman, Julie 81 Chase, Michael 76,81 Chatficld, Brenda 6d,81,175,12 Christensen, Kathleen 76,81 Christopher, Jenni 44,81 Clark, Chris a,44,47,52,63,81 Clark, Ruth 81 Clark, Tracy 52,81,152 Cloyd, Rodney 81 Clymer, Leta 40,81 Coates, Brad 34,81 Coe, Cindy 38,40,44,45,49,81,98 Collins, Curt 52,56 Connor, Nola 48,81 Cooley, David 40, 81 Cooper, Frank 3,56 Cooper, Jack 81 Coulson, Kenna81,16 Cowgill, Stephen 81,176 Crandall, Raymond Crawford, Cheryl 81 Crim, Marva 39,81 Crites, Larry 82 Croft, Carol 82 Crone, Todd 56,82,93 Cross, Robert 56,82 Crumbaker, Allan 82,119,84 Cunningham, Leslie 45,82 Cyphers, Pete b,3,9,52,56,58,59,82,12 Daniel, Holly 49,82 Daniels, Lana 42,82 Davis, Denny 82 Derby, Dean 82 Desrosiers, Don 82 Dhabolt, Edward 82 Dial, Winnie 82,16 Diaz, Monica 82,175 Dickens, Patty 82 Dickson, Cheryl 44,82 DiThomas, Toni 82 Dodge, Patricia 42,46,82 Doudy, Randy 83 Downs, Allen 83 Downs, William 83 Drake, C athy 45, 52, 79,83 Dump, Alan 83 Dunn, Karen 28,32,83,140,14 Dunn, Rick 83 Duran, Ronald 83 Dwyer, Blaine 27,29,1,6,44,52,83,138 Dyar, Andrea 40,44,45,46,83 Dye, Connie 83 Ellinwood, Dave 6,63,83 Elliott, Cynthia 42,83 Elliott, Mike 47,83,84, 144 Elliott, Mike 47,83,84,144 Elliott, Ron 47,56,83 Emerson, Bryan 1,83 Engler, Cindy 36,44,45,46,84,98,137 Ericson, Tom 34 Etie, John 84 Farmer, Gregory 84 Fetter, Elizabeth 84 Ficklin, Alma 84 Fitzner, Diane 84 Foraker, Michael 84 Ford, Anita 84 Ford, Paul 38,40, 44, 84 Foutz, Janice 44,52,83,84 Fynn, Muffett 84 Galligan, Shannon 27,44,48,52,84,86 Garcia, Joyce 34,84 Gawf, Gina 62,84 Giannone, Joseph 85 Golike, Curt 44,85 Gomez, Erma 34,85 Gonzales, Dorothy 46,85 Gonzales, Judy 6c,28,85 Goodrich, Rex 85 Gordon, Brenda 85 Gordon, Brenda 85 Gordon, Jeanne 30,43,85 Gormley, John 44,47,63,85 Green, Bob 85 Green, Michael 85 Grett, Michael 85 Guerrie, Michael 29, 56,58,85,176 Guilinger, David 85,17 Guillen, Connie 85 Haining, James 10,38,40,44,49,85,15, 7 Hall, Elizabeth 6,28,43,85,135,14 Hall, Gena 47,85 Hamby, Eleanor 85 Hammond, Nancy 86 Hansen, Jerry 86 Harris, Greg 86 Harris, Susan 1, 4, 28, 38, 40, 44, 45,48, 54,86,140,14 Haslem, Tracy 40,44,86 Hatfield, Rae 98 Hayes, Mary 35,86 Hedler, Sandre 34 Hellmer, Victoria 86,17 Hernandez, Jesus 49,86,87 Heusser, Karen 30,35,44,86, 174 Hight, William 56 Hilcman, Cary 29,86 Holbert, Joe 86 Hollingsworth, Jan 3,28,44,46,77,86 Holzer, Ronald 29,86 Horn, Richard 34 Horton, Jodi 4,6,35,52,86,174 Houle, Martin 46,87 Huff, Kristy 87 Indergard, Lantz 47,63,87 Isaacson, Suzette 34,87 Jachim, Joey 28,44,49,87 Jackson, Kit 47,62,87,139 Jackson, Mark 87 Jacobson, Jana 36,44,45,46,49,86,87, 16 Johnson, David 87,99 Johnson, Milo 45,87 Johnson, Terry 87 Jones, David 3, 11,56,87 Jones, Lynette 1,9,36,74c,87,137 Joslin, Shauna 87 Kara, Chris 40,47,52,87 Kay, James, 87 Keeper, Barbara 42,43,49,87 Kelly, Angela 87 Kenney Tina 4,87 Kerski, Mary 40,87 Kinsey, Karen 88 Kirkham, Judi 42,46,88 Klapwyk, Kurt 47, 88,148 Knapp, Cheryl 38,48,86,88 Knight, Robin 45,46,88 Knowles, Darren 34,35,44,56,88 Kohles, Roxanne 40, 46, S8 Kottman, Dean 52,88 Kovach, Steven 1,29,64,88 Kreps, Kevin 88 Krizman, J. T. 1,27,29,77,88,138,175,13 Krucker, Tina 89 Kupecz, Julia 45,47,89 Larson, Michael 1,29,77,89,175 Leech, Steve 6c,40 Lefabre, Larry 1,89 Leighton, Glenn 47,84,89 Lindsay, Barbara 38,40,44,45,98,17 Lindsay, Douglas 54,89 Linn, Natalie 42,89 Linnemeyer, Raymond 34,40,89 Lippoth, Richard 38,40,44,89,136,15 Longley, Pat 28,45,52,89 Lopez, Lonicia 42,46 Loutham, Robin 89 Lujan, Vivian 89 Luster, Hazel 89 McCabe, Karen 89 McCandless, Holly 40,44,49,89 McFarland, Carmen 89 McGregor, Bruce 27,44 McMartin, Cole 27,42,46,89 McMillen Becky 74a,89 McMullen Michelle 89 Magoffin, Don 90 Mahoney, Michael 42,90 Maldonado, Kyme 90 Mandeville, Julie 90, 16 Manning, Gene 90 Martin, Sheryl 90 Mazza, Shauna 3,28,36,90,15 Meininger, Mike 6,44,52,56,90 Merlino, Greg 90 Middaugh, Bill 6c,44,90, 17 Miller, Mandy 38,40,90 Miller, Carla 46,90 Miller, Douglas 90 Miller, Pamela 90 Mills, Charles 56,57,90 Minter, Larry 4,6d,47,56,57,80,90,175 Morford, Jerry 90 Morrick, Michal 56 Morris, John 4,56,90 Morrow, Leigh 1,6,27,44,49,52, 74c, 90 Motts, Pam 1,27,38,40,44,86,91,15 Munro, Douglas 44,45,47,84,91,149,16 Naeve, Bob 91 Nagel, William 4,40,98 Neiswender, Pam 34,46,91 Newby, Lenese 28,32,91 Nicolas, Laurie 46,91 Orr, Bill 91 Pace, Jacque 38,40,91 Packard, Gail 40,77,91,135 Pacini, Richard 38,44,45,52,91, 15 Pahler, Lori 38,40,44,91 Parker, Arthur 91 Parsons, Ouida 91 Pasquin, Jim 91 Paulson, Eric 92 Pearson, Steve 42,92 Perales, Esther 32,49,92 Perrin, Russel 92, 174 Pcrsonne, Joel 92 Pesman, Nancy 61,92 Peterson, Debra 6c,36,92 Plutt, Daniel 44,52,62,92 Pond, Denise 47,92 Porter, Florence 3,92 Price, Jeff 92 Price, Rochelle 34,92 Pyle, Dave 34,92 Quan, Ben 54,92, 16 Quintana, Phillip 44,45,52,92,135 Raso, Daniel 45,92,136 Reed, Jan 92 Reed,Mary Clair 40,42,92 Reed, Scott 92 Reimer, Jodi b, 1,6a,9,10,27,36,44,52,92, 145 Reyes, Rita 93 Ritter, Jacqueline 93 Ritter, Jess 29, 93 Rodriquez, Teresa 93 Roenbeck, Clyde 93 Ross, Ronald 56,93 Royce, Cindylu 28,46,93 Rupe, Trent 29 Russell, Cindy 6c, 36,48 Ruth, Patricia 48, 93 Ruzycki, Lois 28,42,44,93,176,15 Ryan, Randal 1,29,93,176 St. Amour, Pamela 93 Salatino, Steve 44,93 Salerno, Kathleen 93 Sand, Patrick 46,143 Sawyer, Ron 1,93 Schmitz, Judy 27,34,46,93 Schooley, Jim 93 Schrocder, Karen 94 Schulze, Cindy 94 Schwed, Dennis 94,16 Severe, Michael 7, 38, 40,94 Sharp, William 44,94 Sidanycz, Robert 94 Silengo, Anna 42,94 Smith, Bryce 46,48,49, 94 Smith, Candy 94 Smith, Cathy 74c, 94 Smith, Lynn 1, 6c, 27, 36, 40, 44, 52, 94,145 Snipes, Lynne 43, 94 Snow, Steven 98 Snyder, Kimberly 40, 94 Sowell, Laurel 94 Speight, Jerry 47,94 Spehar, Timothy 29,47,74c, 94 Spomer, Debra 94 Squirrell, Shannon 6a,27,38,40 52,94, 145,14 Steffens, Rebecca 3,88,94 Stranger, Stephen 95 Stumbaugh, Donald 95 Styers, Karen 95 Sullivan, Arthur 3,27,34,48,54,95,136,174 Sullivan, Maureen 6c, 43 Suplizio, Cindy 44,47, 52,95 Sutton, Leslea 38,44,49,95 Tati, Vickie 49,52,95 Tcdesco, Pamela 95 Temple, Pat 61,95,13 Tenney, Robert 40, 95 Thacker, Steven 95 Thaute, Lynn 95 Thistle, John 95 Thoele, Rita 6d,95,141 Thornes, Diane 95 Thompson, Steve 74c,84,95,119 Thompson, Terri 46,96 Thurston, Jerry 96 Todd, William 96 Torline, Carolyn 46,96 Tribolet, Jeanine 96,141 Trumbo, Kevin 96 Vance, Leslie 96 Vangundy, Cindy 34,96 Vaughn, Scott 96 Velasquez, Owen 96 Vig, Joyce 40,96 Vigil, Anita 96 Vincent, Coy 29, 35,56,57,96,14 Vogel, Paula 96 Vorbeck, Kristen 6c,34,38,40,42,96 Warren, Dawn 46, 96,16 Warren, Walter 34, 42, 96 Waterman, Gregory 44, 96 Weaver, Alice 96 Weil, Susan 48,96 Welch, Nona 97 West, Ranya 6c, 37, 52, 97 White, Susanne 40, 44, 97,17 Whiteside, Kim 97 Whitney, Lindy 45,49,91,97,152 Whitt, Michelle 97 Wieker, Terry 97 Wilkenson, Susan 27, 34,97,15 Wilkins, J a nett 34,119 Wilkins, Ranette 34 Williams, Scott 4,27,44,47,52,97,149,14 Williams, Jeff 47,97 Williamson, Edward 56,74d,93,97 Wilson, Kelly 27,97,137, 176 Wood, Judith 30,44,95,97,174 Wood, Tim 56, 57, 59,97,14 Woomer, Mary 6a, 42, 97 Wubben, Jeanne 30,97 Young, Carleen 46,176 Zambrano, George 39,40,97 Zumwalt, Fred b, 1,27,29,44,45,74c,77 97,15 Juniors Ammeran, Ron 100 Anderson, Linda 100 Anderson, Makee 100 Antonson, Nancy 100 Aragon, Jennie 150 Archuleta, Robert 100 Arevian, Debbie 49,137,100 Ash, Karen 100 Avery, Traci 100 Bacon, Brenda 100 Baird, Pam 100 Baker, Jess 29,100 Balbier, Bruce 100 Bash, Barbara 28,32,49,100 Bauer, Nancy 34,100 Baumgarten, Brenda 9,48,100 Baxter, David 100 Bennett, Debbie 100 Benson, Christina 42,100 Berg, Dennis 60,100 Bergstreasser, Jean 40,48,100 Bertrand, Richard 29,100 Biesecker, Judi 100 Billings, Cherie 36,100,159 Bingham, Jana 27,100,107 Bishop, Diana 28,32,34,100 Blanchart, Gregg 100 Blevcns, Marlene 100 Boogert, Nancy 27,34,38, 100 Brandstetter, Bruce 40,100 Brennan, Steve 100 Brown, Donald 100 Brown, Peggy 100 Bruce, Cheryl 34,100 Buchholz, Doyle 60,100 Burleigh, Susan 100 Bunneister, Cynthia 32,42,49,100 Burnell, Becky 27,54,101 Bush, Jeff 60,101 Buzan, Cathy 49,101 Calkin, Jim 101 Campbell, Sharon 34,40,42,49, Campbell, Sherri 101 Canctti, Norietta 40,48,101 Cardin, Linda 101 Carr, Lora 32,101 Carter, Madelvn 101 Carter, Mark 48 Carter, Marty 101 Cass, Shane 101 Cavitt, Janet 101 Chatfield, Brad 101 Chavies, Bemie 4,38,40,56,101,105 Cheskaty, Rex 48,64,101 Childers, Colin 101 Childress, Mike 101 Chin, Thomas 27,38,48,54,101, 143 Christensen, Dave 47,101 Christianson, Cindy 28,101 Cleghom, Charlene 48,101,109 Cloyd, Randy 101 Coakley, Jim 60,61,101 Cob, Cindy 42,46,48,101 Coburn, Brian 40, 56,57,101 Cohan, Kitty 42,101 Colosimo, Mark 101 Colunga, Pat 101 Cook, Chandra 28 Cook, Ron 101 Cooper, Kim 101 Costanzo, Mike 102,140 Coutts, William 56,57 CowgiU, Don 102,103 Crandell, Ed 102 Craven, Jeni 28,43,102 Croft, Jane 34 Croft, Loy 28,32,102 Cruz, Linda 102 Currier, Debbie 34,38,40,42,102 Dalton, Bob 102 David, Charlie 43,102 Davis, Cindy 34,102 Dawson, Mary’ Lou 6c,37,102 Dickerson, Dave 102 Dickman, Verna 32,49,102 Doerr, Marion 102,176 Donnelly, Heather 102 Dowdy, Cheryl 102 Dufford, Sarah 27,54,61,102 Dump, Lori 48,102 Dyess, Helen 27,102 Eachus, Raymond 102 Eisenach, Colleen 102 Elliott, David 6a,63,102 Elliott, Keith 40,43,102 Ericson, Eric 102 Everett, Lee Ann 102 Ewell, Bill 102 Farrington, Margaret 102 Fitzpatrick, Elmer 102 Flynn, Cheryl 27,28,34,42,43,54 102 Foster, Steve 47,102 Foster, Tim 56,61,102 Foster, Tina 27,48,102 Fransen, Janelle 28,102 Fuhrmeister, Linda 38,102 Garber, Larry 102 Garcia, Elizabeth 102 Garcia, Ken 102 Garcia, Larry 102 Garcia, Patricia 102 Garcia, Rosalie 102 Gardner, Lisa 40,43,102 Gamer, Randy 102 Carver, Ralph 102 Gdovin, Larry 102 Geer, Darla 102 Giebler, Kyla 102 Gillim, Margorie 102 Goad, Kim 102 Goffredi, Paul b,29,64,65,103 Green, Don 103 Griffith, Lynn 60,103 Griggs, Cindy 103 Gropp, Maralee 34,38,103 Grounds, Ronda 45,103 Gustin, Jacque 103 Haggerty, Jim 55,56,58,103 Hamilton, Mary 28, 34, 38,40,103 Hammond, Scott 103 Hart, Carol 103 Hart, Matt 103 Harvey, Colleen 49,103 Havlik, John 60,103 Hayden, Keith 103 Hayduk, Doug 64,103 Hedler, Brett 103 Heinrich, Laura 103 Heiss, Bill 42,103 Hcllmcr, Tracy 103 Hensley, Denise 103 Henson, Judie 103 Hicks, Joe 29, 103 Higginson, Carol 103 Hogge, Penny 140 Holling, Greg 34,103 Holmes, Chris 103 Holt, Larry 40,103 Horton, Art 103 Howlett, Tammy 103 Hubbard, John 103 Huber, Chris 6c, 47,104 Huff, Jackie 30,104,174 Hunt, Gary 104 Ingram, Mike 104 Inskeep, Jerry' 104 Irvine, Suzanne 104 Jackson, Kellie 104 Jarrett, Vikki 27,104 Jaynes, Valerie 104 Johnson, Kathy 28,49,104 Johnson, Rodney 48,104 Jones, Cliff 60,104 Jones, Robert 104 Jones, Rusty 62,104 Jordan, Doug 49,104 Kaiser, Sharon 34,104 Kanaly, Terry 47,104 Karp, Ralph 104 Kelly, Margo 104 Kelly, Vicki 30,104 Kelsey, Megan 34,36,38,40,42,136 Kendrick, Tom 54,104 Kercheval, Kristin 27,34,36,38,40,42 104 Kester, Karen 104 Kiggins, David 104 Klatt, Beverly 32,49,104 Klein, Eric 47,56,104 Klements, Rick 56,104,13 Knapp, Charlie 60,104 Knipping, Theresa 42,104 Kovach, Ronald 11,29,56,57,104 Kretlow, Joe 104 Krey, Marina 34,36,42,104 Kruh, Adellia 34, 104 Lage, Bill 104 Lanman, Mark 6d,47,104, 141 Lara, John 104 Late haw, James 56,104 Laver, Vicki 40, 104 Lesher, Judy 104 Lesko, Diann 104 Liddicoat, Rusty 104 Liff, Mark b,21,64,104,138 Lionberger, Janis 104 Little, Charles 56,104 Lloyd, David 29,104,110 Loughridge, Kathleen 40 Lozano, Christy 104 Lucero, Ronald 60 Maddox, Mike 40,64,104 Madison, Greg 104 Macz, Joanne 105 Marcil, Duane 39,105 Marquez, Angie 105 Marsh, Barabara 34,105 Martin, Dori 105 Martin, Susan 36,105 Maurer, Mike 105 Maxfield, Andrea 40,105,151 Mayberry, Peggy 105 Maynard, Shellic 105 Mazza, Frank 105 McAllister, Cindy 105 McArthur, Lisa 42,105 McCallister, Vanessa 105 McCune, Debbie 105 McFerrin, Lisa 38,54,105,107,74c, 139 McKague, Katherine 105 McMican, Mike 105 McMinn, Ronda 48,61,105 McMullen, Steve 105 Meeks, Allen 105 Mickelson, Kelly 105 Middaugh, Steve 64,105 Miera, George 105 Miller, Brent 105 Miller, Marilyn 34,105 Miller, Pamela 30,32,105, 174 Miller, Paul 105 Miller, Verde 11 105 Mitchell, Mike 105 Montgomery, Jana 106 Montoya, Diane 106 Moore, Debbie 106 Moore, Kerry 17,106 Morrick, Pat 106 Morrison, Shanna 38,40,42,106 Morton, David 43,106 Motz, Chris 47,56 Moyer, Leeann 106 Nally, Kay 106 Nelson, Rachel 7,36,42,103 Newby, Lenita 30,48,106,142,174 Nielsen, Don 106 Northrop, Dary 60,106 Norwood, Keith 106 Oda, Steve 106 Odelberg, Shannon 60,106 Olford, Colby 106 Olson, Janet 27,28,34, 106 Ortega, Josie 106 Palo, Jim 47,106 Parko, Marla 106 Pattee, Gloria 34,106 Paulus, Cinda 34,46,106 Payne, Steve 106 74c, Pearson, Mike 106 Peterson, Karen 106 Pforzheimer, Tom 106 Pitts, Deborah 40,42,43,46,106 Poland, Charles 40,106 Polk, Rayma 46,106 Pond, Karen 34,106 Pond, Ron 106 Pope, Jim 6d, 106 Popish, Paul 106 Potratz, Kathy 106 Power, Diane 106 Prinster, Lisa 106 Presence, Matt 29,106 Quimby, Paul 27,47,54,56,74c, 106 Rathbone, Paul 39 106 Redding, Ed 60,106,16 Reece, Ken 56,106 Reed, Donna 46,49,106 Reeves, Linda 106 Reid, Kim 106 Retallack, Bill 106 Rcust, David 106 Rice, Roberta 106 Riffel, Fred 107 Rigg, Jeff 107 Robbins, Tom 107 Rodriguez, Gerry’4,6c,40,107 Roenbeck, Anna 34,107 Romkee, Diane 107 Roper, Niat 107 Rosengrant, Caroline 107 Rubalcaba, Sandy 60,107,150 Rushin, Phillip 107 Russell, Cheryl 34,107 Rutt, Tim 107 Ryan, Cathy 27,43,107 Ryan, Mike 40 47,107 Salatino, Valerie 28,42,49,107 Salazar, Ted 107 Santos, Robert b, 64, 65,107 Scales, Dean 107 Schooley, Kathy 107 Schorr, Claudia 27,48,107 Schultz, Scott 60,107 Schumacher, Kurt 107 Schumann, Debbie 107 Scothorn, Barbara 34 Sheley, Ivy 40,107,176 Shellabarger, Lynn 34,107 Shepard, Bill 39 Shields,Kerry' Ly'nn 107 Shoemaker, Mike 107 Sholes, Sharon 27,42,49, 54, 107 Sigismund, Cathy 28,49,107 Silzell, Cindy 107 Smith, Debbie 48 Smith, Keely 107 Smith, Linda 34 Snively, Valerie 107 Soelberg, Lani 107,109 Sowell, Diana 107,32 Spare, Tom 107 Spehar, Marianne 38,40 42,43,107 Sprague, Greg 108 Spurlock, Kenny 40,108 Stadelman, Ron 108 Steele, Larry 40 Steele, Teresa 38,49,108 Steinkirchner, Dan 60,61 Stephen, Marti 49,108 Stephens, Andrea 108 Stephens, Michael 60,108 Stoddart, Judy 108 Strasser Elmer 42,43,49,108 Stubbs, Kathy 49,108 Stull, Larry' 108 Sutrina, Jim 48,108 Swingle, Penny 108 Switzler, David 108 Taylor, Diana 34,108 Tedesco, Karen 28,108 Thomas, John 108 Thome, Katie 49,108 Thompson, Paul 108 Tiffany, Bart 34,38,40,47,108 Tilton, Rick 108 Tooker, Dale 56,108 Townsley, Harvey 108 Troutner, Terri 108 Trujillo, Margaret 108 Trujillo, Paula 28,108 Turner, Lee 108 Uhrlaub, Randy 108 Unrein, Calvin 108 Urban, Mark 109 Vandeusen, Eleanor 36,38,49,42,40,108 VanDyke, David 60,108 VanGundy, Linda 38,49,107,108,13S Vroman, Scott 108 Wallace, Larry 108 Wallace, Shawn 108 Walter, Tami 108 Wangelin, Douglas 38,40, 108 Webber, Mark 108 Wederath, Hal 56, 57,108 Weisgerber, Don 108 Welker, Connie 40,108 Wendland, Kay 108 West, Ronald 29,60,108 White, Dana 34,38,40,42,108 Williams, Heidi 108 Williams, Karen 30,108,174 Williams, Sheryl 108 Wilson, Brent 48,108,141 Wiman, Cindy 30,74c,74d, 108 Winters, Tina 108 Wisdom, Kim 108 Wiseman, Ken 108 Woomer, Tim 64,108 Worm, Lynette 34,103,108 Wright, Jim 108 Wulf, Laurel 108 Young, Tom 46,108 Youngcrman, Todd 47,62,108 Zambrano, Virginia 108 Zentmyer, Elaine 34,108 Zumwalt, Roselynn 27,49,54,108 Sophomores Adams, Tamie 111 Alexander, Connie 38 Anderegg, Mike 111 Anderies, David 111 Anderson, Joel 111 Andreason, Darla 111 Andrews, Janell 111 Angelo, Cunthia 111 Anthony, Talmadge 111 Avery', Bryan 60, 111 Aubert, Kay 40, 111 Babel, Elizabeth 111 Bacon, Linda 34,111 Bailey, Don 111 Barger, Phil 111 Barone, Michael 111 Barter, Mark 60, 111 Bash, Virginia 111 Baughman, Tedra 42,111 Baxter, Karen 111 Beaird, Larry 111 Beatty', Greg 111, 150 Beddor, Barb 111 Bellgardt, Dona 111 Bergstraesser, Gail 34, 48, 111 Bivens, Johnny 111 Blankenship, Mike 111,150 Blevins, Lori 111 Boelke, Chris 39 Boesch, Bambi 111 Borchardt, Brigette 111 Bower, Charles 111 Brackett, Shawn 111 Brandt, John 111 Broadhead, Kim 42,111 Brown, Chris 111 Bruce, Marilyn 111, 137 Bruns, Brian 111 Buchholz, Ron 60,111 Burnell, Terri 111 Burns, Lisa 28,74c, 111, 12 Burns, Sharon 28, 111 Bussell, Paul 111 Byrd, Beth 111 Canetti, Dian 111 Castonguay, Lawrence 29,111 Cerkoney, Rick 34,74d,lll Cesario, Roger 111 Chadwick, Terri 27, 28, 32, 54, 74d, 140 ’ Chambliss, Susan 32,111 Chandler, Carrie 61,112 Chapman, Sandra 112 Chase, David 39 112 Chase, Debbie 32,112 Chiovaro, Nancy 112 Christensen, Kevin 112 Cisneros, Andy 39 Clark, Janis b, 27,42, 112,117 Click, Don 112 Clymer, Raymond 112 Coatney, Tom 27,64, 112 Coca, Fred 112 Coffelt, Andrea 112 Collett, Candi 40,42,112 Colony, Lori 112 Colosimo, Sharol 112 Colton, Becky 23,112 Colunga, Angie 112 Connor, Terry 34,112 Connors, David 112 Conwell, Tim 112 Cook, Trent 112,150 Corder, Annette 112 Corwin, Kevin 60, 112 Coulson, Donita 112 Cowgill, Keith 39,112 Cox, Argil 60,112 Crandall, Jenny 112 Crim, Marlene 39,112 Croft, Ed 112 Croft, Tom 112 Crossland, Shari 112 Cruse, Melody 112 Cruz, Jennie 34,112 Cummings, Chris 112 Daily, Kathy 112 Dangler, Sharon 112 Davidovich, Frank 112 Davies, Sheri 34,112 Davis, Pam 40, 112 Desrosiers, David 112 Dickman, Annie 112 DiThomas, Tina 32 Dores, Rudy 112 Duarte, Lori 112 Dufford, Andrea 32,61,112 Dufford, Kyle 47,62,112 Duncan, David 34 Dunn, Tammy 112 Duran, Danny 112 Duran, Rick 112 Dye, Shirley 112 Edgington, Kim 112 Edstrom, Mike 112 Edwards, Brad 112 Edwards, Stuart 112 Egelston, Chris 112 Emmons, Jamie 112 Erwin, Craig 47,112 Erwin, Kirk 112 Etie, Carol 40,112 Ficklin, Randy 112 Fields, Eileen, 112 Finley, Donna 112 Ford, Neal 112 Ford, Roselee 27,48,112 Forsgren, Terrie 113 Fossenier, Pat 113 Foster, Beth 61,113 Foster, Bob 4,6c,40,62,113 French, Cathy 34,43,49,113 Frisch, Gary 60,113 Fuller, Don 113 Fuoco, Steve 113 Ganskow, Steve 113 Garcia, Anthony 113 Garcia, Pat 113 Gardner, Kathy 48,113 Garner, Steve 113 Giebler, Pavia 113 Gierhart, Lily 113 Gomez, Ricky 113 111 Goodlake, Cindy 113 Coodner, Leslie 38,40,46,113 Gordon, Bonnie b,34,113 Gordon, Steve 113 Graff, Judy 74a, 113 Graham, Ronnie 24,40,113 Grandy, Brian 40,113 Grantham, Jody 113 Greenhouse, Cathy 113 Gregg, Valerie 28,113 Gregory, John 113 Griffin, Stephanie 43,113 Grubb, Bob 113 Haakenson, Brad 113 Hall, Olivia 40,113,117 Halverson, Vicki 113 Hamilton, Ronnetta 34,113 Handy, Rick 113 Hanson, Carrie 113 Hardin, Gail 113 Hartman, Beverly 113 Hartshorn, Karen 27,40,74c, 113 Heck, Kenneth 113 Henson, John 34,113 Herold, Vernon 113 Hetland, Mike 113 Hickman, Brian 40,114 Hicks, Jeani 114 Hill, Bob 62,114 Hill, Bruce 27,47,60,74c,77,114 Himmerite, Tammy 34,114 Hinkson, Bradley 114 Hinshaw, Merritt 60,114 Hinson, Ronnie 114 Hitchins, Mary Ellen 38,40,114 Hollandsworth, Vicki 27,114 Holling, Cindy 34 Hollingsworth, John 60,114 Hooker, David 114 Horn, Gary 114 Hornbeck, Mark 114 Hren, Mike 114 Hubbard, Vikki 114 Hughes, Armand 60,114,175 Hunt, Gary 114 Hunt, Rhonda 34,40,114 Ingram, Linda 114 Jacob,Todd 27,60,114 Jacoby, Linda 114 Jennings, Louis 39,114 Johnson, Dian 28,32,114 Johnson, Kelly 34,114 Jones, Kenneth 114 Jones, Nanette 34,114 Jones, Robert 114 Jordan, Jim 114 Joslin, Roger 114 Jouflas, Steve 47,60,114 Kaiser, Pam 32,114 Kay, Suzy 34,114 Kelley, Clark 114 Kelly, Camille 38,40,114,144 Kerski, Diane 48,114 Ketchum, Julie 114 Kilmer, Jana 114 Knipping, Tom 29,114 Kohles, Brian 114 Kovach, Susan 49,114 Kozisek, Dona 114 Kramer, Pamela 34 Kriegh, Paula 114 Krizman, Carrie 38,40, 114 Kukulan, Rhonda 114 Larkins, Judy 114 Laycock, David 114 Leach, Jeff b,114 Ledbetter, Regina 114 Leech, Susan 114 Lessenger, Margaret 40,48,114 Lewis, Leanne 34,114 Lewis, Sandy 114 Lindsay, David 29, 60,114 Lindsey, Joe 114 Linn, Jeff 114 Lippoth, David 40,114 Loback, Lisa 114 Lopez, Vivien 34,114 Lowe, Doug 40,114 Lucero, Dennis 62,114 Mackley, James 114 Madison, Mark 114 Mann, Carol 34,115 Manzanares, Dorothy 28, 32,115 Marasco, Bemie 47,64,115 Marconnett, Kim 115 Mariz, Steve 115 Markle, Sandi 115 Marsden, Cindy 115 Marshall, Anna 115 Marshall, Deniesc 115 Marsing, Mike 115 Martin, John 115 Martinez, Ernest 115 Martinez, Randy 115 Martinez, Rick 115 Martinez, Terry 28,115 Massingill, Georgia 115 Mathes, Pamela 115 Maxey, Ken 115 Mayberry, Tyler 115 Mazza, Debbie 27,115,154 McConnell, Bob 115 McEvoy, Terry 29,38,49,115 McFerrin, Jack 115 McFry, Dianna 28,115 McKague, Karen 115 McKee, Tammy 32,115 McKelvie, Dorian 6c,37,40,115 McKenna, Ken 115 McKinney, Chrissy 38,115 McLeod, Bruce 115 McLoughlin, Chris 64,115 Meiseheimer, Dana 11,56,115 Mercer, Ronald 115 Michels, Randy 115 Mickelson, Mark 115 Miera, Yvonne 115 Milburn, Theresa 115 Miller, Diane 32,115 Miller, Lori 28,61,115 Miller, Sandra 32,115 Minniear, David 115 Mitchell, Jerry 116 Moeger, Kathy 116 Moeser, Elaine 28,49,116 Montano, Michael 116 Moon, Jim 39,60,116 Moore, Dallas 116 Moore, Jennifer 116 Morre, Kelly 40 48,49 116 Moore, Rocky 116 Moore, Rod 116 Morgan, Walter 116 Moritz, Scott 27,116 Morris, Arvin 116 Mudgett, Kenny 116 Mudgett, Larry 116 Mueller, Kathy 40, 116 Mumby, Mark 60,116 Mumby, Mary 32,116 Murray, Charles 116 Nagel, Jim 64,65,116 Nash, James 116 Nash, Roger 60,116 Neiswcnder, Chris 34,116 Neiswender, Susan 34,116 Nelson, Jerry 116 Nelson, Stan 47,63,116 Nevins, Mike 116 Newby, Lane 27,40,60,116 Nissen, Chuck 60,116 O'Brien, Tim 40,116 O'Connor, Lynn 116 Oliver, Mike 116 Olsson, Tamera 116 Orr, Chris 116 Ortiz, Theresa 116 Osgood, Nancy 116 Owen, Luke 40,116 Packard, Jean 40,116 Page, Don 116 Palo, Maribeth 40,48,116 Parsons, Geri Sue 116 Pasquin, Suzie 39,40 116 Pearce, Jim 116,40 Pearson, Kathi 116 Pearson, Martin 116 Peaslee, Sherry 40,116 Pahrson, Debra 116 Perry, Scott 60 116 Pesman, Jill 61,116 Peterson, John 60,116,144 Peterson, Lorrie 116 Phelps, Lonny 116 Pifer, Kenny 116 Pittman, Vicky 116 Pixler, Sharon 34 Polk, Vickie 116 Pond, Lisa 40,116 Portman, John 116 Price, Jay 116 Prinster, Mike 116 Putnam, Jan 116 Pyle, Conwynn 40,42 Quimby, Jane 3,27,54,116 Quintana,John 74a, 116 Radebaugh, Cathy 116 Ransier, Ernie 117 Redd, Debbie 117 Reese, Carter 39,117 Renteria, Estella 150 Reyes, Sandra 28,32,117 Richards, Shelley 117 Richardson, Lisa 117 Ridley, Richard 117 Rinker, Earlene 117 Robbins, Dale 29,117 Robbins, Larry 39,117 Roberts, Bill 29,47,60,117 Roberts, Craig 60,117 Roberts, Susan 117 Rockert, Denise 117 Rodriguez, Ted 117 Roles, Ivan 117 Romero, Danny 117 Rosengrant, Kevin 117 Rosette, Dennis 39,117 Roskowski, Martha 48,117 Roussin, Joan 117 Rubalcaba, Anna 117 Ryan, Kevin 117 Safken, Eugene 34,117 Samora, Monte 117,119 Schelling, Don 60 Schilling, Kim 39 Schilling, Tamra 117 Schmitz, Tim 117 Schulze, Suzie 32,38,117 Schweitzer, Janice 61,117 Shain, Sandra 117 Shanahan, Mary Pat 27,74c, 117 Shane, Philip 117 Sharp, Dana 28,32,117 Sharpe, Steve 47,118 Shellabarger, Lea 118 Shelton, Michele 118 Shepardson, Debra 118 Shriver, Valerie 118 Stewart, Chris 118 Smith, Marla 115,118 Soelberg, Zachary 27,49,118 Sommermeyer, David 118 Sorensen, Marie 118 Sowell, Bill 118 Spendrup, Quentin 118 Spiecker, Kitty 40,42,117,118 Spurger, Teresa 34,49,118 Staake, Richard 118 Steinkirchenr, Anna 40,61,118 Stettner, Jennifer 42,49,118 Stinecicher, Tamy 118 Strickland, Sheryl 118 Sulley, Lenny 118 Summers, Randy 118 Sundstrom, Rory 118 Swank, Susie 40,118 Sweetman, Betty 118 Swisher, Janet 118 Taylor, Debbie 49,118 Taylor, Jennifer 48,118 Thayer, Carl 118 Thoele, Paulett 48,118 Thomas, Linda 39,118 Thompson, Linda 28,118 Thurston, Debbie 118 Timpte, Tim 40,118 Torline, Donna 118 Trumbo, Brian 118,119 Tyree, Mary 34 Tyree, Linda 39 Uhlemann, Betty 32,48,118 Urban, Debi 118 Valdez, Alex 118 Vangundy, Jana 34 Velasquez, Frank 118 Vaughn, Bradley 118 Vigil, Julie 118 Vogel, Denny 118, 176 VonBurg, Tami 118 Vories, Dan 118 Wallace, Carol 118 Walton, Brad 118 Warner, Eddie 118 Washburn, Paula 118 Waterhouse, Steve 118 Weaver, Lori 118 Webb, Sheryl 34, 118 Webster, Lyndal 27,118 Weiker, Mike 39,118 Wien, Leslie 42,49,118 Wells, Arlene 118 Whalin, Regina 119,48 Whatley, Bill 119 Whiting, Nancy 34,119 Wiebold, Julie 28,34,119 Wieker, Ricky 119 Wilcox, Floyd 39,119 W ilds, Keith 39,119 Wilkins, Mark 119 Wilkinson, Jim 119 Williams, Cathy 119 Williams, Rebecca 43,119 Williams, Rick 119 Williams, Sharon 9,40,119 Williamson, Brian 60,119 Willism Susan 38,40,119 Windolph, Holly 40,43,119 Winkelman, Bill 119 Winters, Debbie 119 Wirth, Eric 119 Wood, Gay 119 Wooters, Janet 119 Wright, Leah 40,119 Wubben, Gerry 27,119,13 York, Robert 119 Youker, Janis 27,34,42,119 Young, Mark 119 Faculty Baillie, Virginia Baseler, Sam 44,123 Baker, Boyle 129 Beard, Eldon Bissell, Donna 74a, 124 Bom, Delmer Bom, Fran 125 Bracket, Beth 130,175 Brown, Sherri 46,123 Canaday, Raymond 1,129 Carothers, Ken 128 Cordray, Gary 131 Darien, Leiford 127 Davis, Margie 128 Dickey, Margaret 130,175 Duck, Vernon 130 Dunn, Charles Eads, Digna 49,122 Eddy, Elaine 131 Fanning, William 129 Foster, Sara Garrcffa, John b, 60,101 Gear, Robert 56,129 Genova, Margie 128 Goodner, Harlan 101,123 Goodwin, Joan Guadnola, Mary 125 Haigler, Charles 101,124 Hautz, Gutti 126 Hitchins, Jeannette Hughes, Keith 126 Ingram, Larry 64,131 Jacobs, Marion 38,39,40,41,126 Jarrett, Robert 132,175 Johnson, Everett 126 Karly, Greg 38,40 Keas, Donna Kiefer, Dennis 44,122 Killgore, Kenneth Kralicek, Max 131 Krizman, John 1,126 Larson, Peter 43,131 Ligrani, Don 56,123 Lowell, Kenneth 35,122 McBee, Harold 128 McConnell, Gene 1,4,74c, 132 McLennon, John 1,129 McPeek, Richard 122 Miller, Keith 128 Miller, Lewis 122 Moon, Robert 44c, 125 Moon, Ronald 127 Muhr, Larry 124 Muyskens, Janet 123 Neubauer, Leonard 121,126 Pease, Ralph 131 Pitts, Betty 74c, 127 Pulliam, Penny 124 Reicks, Charlotte 46,122 Riley, Pat 60,127 Roberts, Jimmie 127 Root, Toni 125,175 Runge, Virginia 126 Rusco, Neil 74d, 125 Salatino, Sam 128 Santa Claus 4 Stoddart, Reva 130 Stone burner, Ronald 56,59,74c, 127,153 Strobl, Carole Ann 130 Sublette, Patricia 131 Sullivan, Sandra 6a,27,124 Sutrina, John Swanson, Gunhild 129 Tenny, Ada 131 Thome, John 130 VanDahm, Micheall29 VanDuyne, James 6a,27,123 Warp, Susan 52,125 Whalley, Auline 130 Whitacre, John b, 56,128 Whitacre, Twila 128 Williams, James 131 Wilson, Garth 49,124 Witt, James 131,174 Wright, Jancy 128 Activities Art Club 43 Band 40,41 Banner Girls 36,37 Basketball 70-74 Boys League 29 Cheerleaders 30,31 Chorale 34 Cross Country 64, 65 DECA 42 Drama Club 42 FBLA 46 French Club 49 Football 56-60 Future Homemakers of America 46 German Club 48 Girls League 28 Golf 62 Junior Civitan 47 Key Club 47 Latin Club 48 National Forensic League 46 National Honor Society 44 News Bureau 45 Orchestra 58,59 Quill and Scroll 45 Science Club 43 Self Defense Club 45 Spanish Club 49 Student Council 26,27 Swimming 61 Tennis 63 Thespians 52 Tigerettes 32-35 TIGER Staff 52,53 Twirlers 37 Wrestling 66-69 . j - COg ‘.V ‘ . • • - - I —