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

Text from Pages 1 - 240 of the 1978 volume:

Title 1 What A Time It Was . . . The Year 1978 6 Opening Tom Burns and Chris Otto Opening 7 Opening 9 School Life Division 11 mm Memories That Last A Lifetime With school beginning once more, students soon become involved in activities, whether it involves studying, competing, or just simply having a good time. 12 School Life “Tigers Are Still The One” Senior Attcndant-Linda Miller Homecoming Queen-Thcresa DiThomas Junior Attendant-Jennie Pond Making this Homecoming special, it was decided to alter the tradition of floats. Carts and mini-floats were instituted in their place. Reigning over the weeks activities, ending with the dance, were Queen, Theresa DiThomas; Senior Attendant, Linda Miller; Junior Attendant, Jennie Pond; Sophomore Attendant, Brenda Parker. The Homecoming theme was “Tigers Are Still the Sophomore Attendant-Brenda Parker One.” 14 School Life Twirlcrs Dorian McKclvic and Dcbi Schiesswohl display Senior class races to victory in the chariot race, talent at half time show. The Game; A Time For All One of the major events of Homecoming was the game. Spirit and enthusiasm was raised during the week by special activities and a pep rally held before the game. The game proved to be, to some, “boring” with a final score of 59-0. The Tigers took a wide half time lead. The spirit was obvious by just watching the bleachers. School Life 15 Homecoming Parade Has Change In Direction The senior class float. One of the many floats in the parade. Banner girls display the banner. Along with other changes, the parade had a change in direction. Instead of starting on 2nd st. and going to 8th st., the direction was reversed. In the competitive events, seniors captured first in the chariot race, balloon competition and tied with the language clubs for first in the banner competition. The seniors were defeated by the sophomores, however, in the mini-float competition. For organizations, Art Club took first. Work Experience Study’s cart was voted as the best. Sophomore class float. 16 School Life School Life 17 A S Activities Replace Dance. This year, instead of the annual Christmas Dance (renamed as the Holiday dance last year) there were a number of activities to take it’s place. These included the tromp sponsored by NHS, a special Christmas play written by Arne McConnell and Todd Rutt, the Christmas party sponsored by Student Council for the teachers children, the door decorating contest and the canned food drive. Also there were special concerts by the vocal and instrumental music departments. The Octavos expressed their Christmas cheer to children. Santa's Helpers (the Banner Girls) warned us all about Christmas do’s and don’ts. 18 School Life Christmas: A Time Rev. Foster inspired us with the true meaning of Christmas. For All Students carried the Christmas spirit throughout the halls. School Life 19 1978 Cottonball Royalty 20 School Life “Night Fever” Adds Light To A Tradition King George Lenz reigned at the Cottonball Dance. March 11 marked the date on the calender for the annual Cottonball dance sponsored by Girls League. The theme for this dance is “Night Fever.” Girls Week was planned for March 6-11 with the theme being “Staying Alive.” Western Day, 50’s Day, T-Shirt Day and Dress-Up Day all highlighted this special week. An assembly featuring Up With People and a Mother-Daughter Breakfast added extra touches to finish the week. Senior attendant Jeff Chapman. Junior attendant Chris Burns. Sophomore attendant Dru Perry. School Life 21 Prom Royalty 1978 For most, “Stairway to Heaven brings memories of this years Prom. The annual event, sponsored by the junior class, was held at the Ramada Inn, April 15. The color scheme was burgandy and silver and the band was Axis. Prom Queen. Janie McConnell Senior Attendant. Karen Duarte Junior Attendant. Donna Kabri io 22 School Life School Life 23 “Play It Again Sam” Presents Challenge This year, the fall play presented by the Thespians and Drama Club was “Play It Again Sam” written by Woody Allen. The cast included; Arne McConnell as Bogey, Tony Brich as Allan Felix, Lorraine Prinster as Linda Christie and Roger Warren as Dick Christie. Also; Karen Ward as Nancy, Mickey Stellavato as Sharon, Dana Brownlee as Sharon Lake, Cherlynn Pitts as Gina, Monica Gonzales as Vanessa, Karalee Mahannah as the Go-Go-Girl, Skye Maleug as the intellectual girl, and Melissa Stout as Barbara. The play was directed by Larry Beers and Jamie Gormley. Lorraine Prinster, Arne McConnell and Tony Brich practise a scene from the play. Monica Gonzales and Jamie Gormley rest after a tough rehearsal. Tony Brich and Arne McConnell discuss the problems of Allan Felix. 24 School Life The Jack-in-the-Box emerges. Introductions are made. The Marionette demonstrates his karate ability. The Jack-in-the-Box menaces Barbie and Ken. School Life 25 Red Shoes Performed For Spring Karen and the Princess chat. Red Shoes” a Hans Christian Anderson production was presented at Grand Junction High School on March 2 and 3. Twenty students were involved in the production. They worked after school and evenings rehearsing and working on sets. James VanDuyne directed and choreographed the play. The play was one of the two spring productions presented at GJHS. S. Kempers prepares for choreography. The Princess and the Lady in Waiting discuss problems. Grandmother Nissen enters. 26 School Life GJHS Band Members Attend Special Bands Marye, Barb Timptc, Mark Dwyar and Chcrilynn Williams (not pictured). Three band camps were attended this year by eleven members of the Grand Junction High School Band. The auditions were held this year at Central and the testing was done by the playing of the scales. The three bands were All State, Western State and Adams State. Lorna Wood. Western State Band members are Karen Zachry and Linda Egbert (not pictured). School Life 27 Honorary Rotarians Chosen For 1978 Rotary Students of the Month were chosen for their outstanding achievements in academic subjects. Students were nominated by department heads in ten different fields with the honors extending for one month. Honorees were guests of the Downtown Grand Junction Rotary Club at a regular luncheon meeting. K. Cox and R. Watts received November honors. M. Shultz and L. Bishop were honored in April. Honored for February were W. Powell and S. Brennan. September honors went to I. Dodd and L. Flatten. 28 School Life J. Christensen and L. Mazza were honored for March. May honors went to T. Peckham and A. McConnell. L. Vessels, T. Brich for January and S. Cain for October. School Life 29 Tiger, Tigress Set Good Examples To merit being Tiger or Tigress, students were chosen on a basis of their scholastic achievement, in-volvment in school activities, offices held, and athletic participation, by their peers and the faculty. September — Amy Hall Steve Anderson Si ■ ifl October — Janet Wilbert Ron Fante 30 School Life April — Pat Stcinkirchner Kami Pitts May — Tim Ryan Christy Alexander School Life 31 Football Tim Ryan Outstanding Defensive Player Joe Burleigh Trap Award Bill Dyar Most Valuable Player Aaron Herrera Special Team Award Jim Hazelhurst Back and Outside Award Joe Elliott Trap Award Dane Meisenheimer Outstanding Defensive Back 32 School Life Awards 1977 Marc Knoch Best Offensive Back Alfred Romero Outstanding J.V. Lineman Tim Anderson Tiger Spirit Award Joe Reichert Co-Captain for 1978 Dennis Dalton Outstanding Offensive Lineman Vince Grasso J.V. MVP Shawn Shaw Outstanding J.V. Back School Life 33 Memories Are All That Remain Another school year comes to an end. It marks an end before a new beginning for some, and just another chapter in each of our lives. All we have to remember the year by are our memories- either happy or sad .. . ... and what a time it was. L. Berry finds peace after everyone has left. Throughout the year, hopes floated in the air. Looking back, we can remember the times we have spent at Grand Junction High School. We are able to recall many events which have helped us grow both physically and mentally. These events will stay in our minds for many years. But, as each day ends we have to store their happenings in our minds so we’ll have them to cherish forever. A. Pctefish meets a challenge. T. Anderson finds that things which seem bad, turn out alright. 34 School Life g£ UOISIA1Q intu ej Problems exist at G.J.H.S. These problems, however, are of a manageable size and much is right in Tiger Land. There is no other school with which I would rather be associated than Grand Junction High. Grand Junction High School has been a pleasant and refreshing experience for me. The positive attitudes of staff and students make this the quality school that it is. Any student who desires a sound, quality education can get it at Grand Junction High School if he is willing to expend the effort. We offer sound and varied programs in music, athletics, academics, and vocational areas coupled with healthy social interaction. Everyone associated with Grand Junction High School has every reason to be proud of its fine and continuing traditions. 36 Faculty 1. ! The Board of Education consisted this year of: Peggy Lippoth, Jim Robb. Ken Lowell, Leonard Wolf. Dr. Donald Oglesby and Virginia Champion. Fine Arts Faculty 37 38 Faculty n Staff Works For Individuals Needs Gerald Gilder Joan Goodwin John Massis Elaine Eddy Ralph Pease James Witt School Services Faculty 9 Boyce Baker John Sutrina English Sam Baseler Mary Guadnola Dennis Keifer Susan Warp Department James VanDuyne 40 Faculty Librarians Meet Needs Of Students Martha Henderson Faculty 41 Sherri Brown Home Economics Pat Sublette 42 Faculty Eric Johnson, Ron Wymord, Ed DeGegne. Lou Sowlgle, Jim Coats, Dr, Del Martin. Vo-Tech Faculty 43 Mathematics Offered A Background For Students 44 Faculty o f f Margaret Dickey f f Donna Keas Sharon McCurdy Faculty 45 t 1 o n Penny Pulliam Richard MePeek Jan Muyskens Dennis Teeters 46 Faculty Mr. Kelher conducts Biology class project. Faculty 47 Social Science Develops Personal And Social Awareness Social science subjects supplied a better understanding of their world in which we live. History classes provided greater knowledge and comprehension of the past. Psychology classes explored their childhood years. Socialogy discussed the effect of the world on their lives. William Fanning Robert Gear Bob Hensley Larry Ingram Robert Moon Buzz Schocnbeck Ron Stoncburner John Thome Twila Whitacrc 48 Faculty Academics Division 49 Students Explored New Academics . . . Marriage and Family Living SO Academics Chemistry For students who were interested in developing their skills there were several new courses offered in the 1977-78 school year. These included, Russian, Physical science, Life science systems. Developmental reading, and several new P.E. courses, coupled with a existing curriculum they proved an experience that was a new and enjoyable educational opportunity. Physics Reading class Academics 51 Business classes 52 Academics AND P.E. Activities Library assignments Academics 53 Enrichment Courses Add Variety To Curriculm ART Ceramics and Sculpturing 1-11 Design Drawing I-II Fainting I-II Studies in Art and Design BUSINESS Accounting I-ll Business Law Consumer Education Cooperative and Office Education Block Introduction to Business Secretarial, Block Typing 1-JI DRIVERS EDUCATION Driver Education and Traffic Sateij FOREIGN LANGUAGE French Ml-HJ German MM 11 Spanish I-1 Mil Russian 1 LANGUAGE ARTS Advanced Composition American Literature Basic Composition Basic Communication Beginning Forensics Classical Greece and Rome Compc tit 1 ve Forensios Developmental Reading Drama MI English Historical Backgrounds English Literature Humanities Individualized Reading In Search of Arthur Interpersonal Communications Journalism I-II Journalism Labs Minority Literature Modern Short Works Mythology and Legend Poetry Shakespeare Speech MI Stagecraft MI Teutonic Literature The age of Romance The Idea of Man World Literature MATH Algebra 1-11 Analytic Geometry Applied Mathematics Consumer Math Geometry Math Analysis I Probability Solid Geometry Trigonometry MEDIA Media (Audio-Visual and • Library Science) MUSIC Beginning Guitar Chorale Concert Band Mixed Chorus Music Appreciation Music Theory Octavo Singers Symphonic Band Symphony Orchestra PHYSICAL EDUCATION Advanced P.E. and Recreational Activities Adaptive Physical Education Bowling Fly Tying, and Related Activities Officiating Physical Fitness Sophomore P E. Tumbling and Gymnastics VOCATIONAL EDUCATION Advanced Clothing Construction Advanced Foods Auto Body Repair and Refinishing I-II Child Care and Development Data Processing Distributive Education Ml Graphic Arts Home Economics Home Economics I Industrial Cooperative Education Machine Trades I-II Marriage and Family Living Senior Home Economics Single Survival Welding Ml PRACTICAL ARTS Drafting MI General Crafts Outdoor Education Shop Ml SCIENCE Applied Science Biology Botany Chemistry Life Science Systems Physical Science Physics Survey Science Zoology SOCIAL SCIENCE American History American Government Career Counseling Comparative Government Current Affairs Jefferson Through Reconstruction Modern United States History Multi-Ethnic Studies Post Civil War to World War I Psychology Sociology The Formation of the United States of America World Geography World History STUDENT AIDES Student Aides 54 Academics gg uoisiaiq sassvfj SEfttQRS 4916 Janet Wilbert, president Teri Whitacre, vice president It is not what we gain, but what we give that measures the worth of the life we live. Susan Moyer, secretary Cindy Hellmer, treasurer Class Flower COLORS Silver And Burgundy 56 Classes I I fl The Senior year is one governed by many traditions. The class officers Janet Wilbert, president; Teri Whitacre, vice-president; Susan Moyer, secretary; Cindy Hellmer, treasurer were selected by their peers to lead them in their final year. A class song, motto and colors were selected at the beginning of the year. They won the chariot race and banner competition during Homecoming week. Senior pictures, graduation announcements and many acitvities were just some of the years traditions. The class picnic culminated a memorable year for seniors. Baccalaureate was May 21, in our gym. Graduation was held at 8 pm at Stocker Stadium on May 25. r ■ Here comes the class, here comes the big number one. Here comes the class. Our’s is the class that is second to none. Here comes the class. 78 Seniors, we are the best. When you’ve seen us, you’ve seen it all. When you’ve seen us, you’ve seen it all. Christy Alexander Terri Alexander Wende Allen Steve Anderson Bob Archuleta l)cdc Austin Mike Barigian Todd Barnett Gary Bash Juliann Basham Scott Baumgarten Kevin Bell 58 Classes Lowell Bridgett Eric Brodcrson James Brosius Sieve Brown Dana Brownlee .ance Brownson C harles Brumbaugh Derek Brunner Ron Burdette Jamie Burke Joe Burleigh Julie Burmcistcr 60 Classes Tom Burns Debbie Buttcrbaugh Pam Buzan Robin Cade . 62 Classes Sandra Cook Linda Cooley Cindy Coulson Karen Cox Shcrrv I dcn Sherry F.die Cindy F.dwards Steve Flhart Joe Elliott Kathy F.lliott Tish F.lliott Dcana F.mmerson Bob Etenburn Ron Fante Mark Feil Alette Fennell 64 Classes mm Paula Hoppe Russ Huff Mark Jackson Suzan Jarrctt 66 Classes Sieve l.atcha Darren l earned David (.earned Mike LcFebre Cicorgc I en Joe l.innemeyer Cathy Little F.ric Lloyd Tracy Long Bradley Loucks Renee Lovato Michelle Lucero Roselyn Luke June Lyttle Karalcc Mahannah Skye Malucg 68 Classes Beth Morris Kent Morrow Lance Moses Susan Moyer Carrie Nally John Nelson Shawn O'Brien Marlene Olford 70 Classes J.imic Richardson Tina Riffcl Jcannine Ritter Galen Roatcap Brent Rodgers Susan Rodriquez Debbie Rosenthal Mark Ross Kim Rega Tim Rctallack Mary Richards Peggy Richards Lance Rowland Steve Rudd Debbie Schiesswohl Debbie Schilling 72 Classes Karen Stubbs Tom Stubbs Lynn Taylor Nicki Tedcsco April Tedrick Michelle Temple Jeanne Thoele Cathy Thomas o 74 Classes Classes 75 Seniors show Tiger spirit. Charilynn Williams James Wood Joy Wood Ann Woomcr 76 Classes Brit Worster Bill Wright David Wubbcn Leslie Young Rodrigo Yturria Roger Adams Albach. Kenny Anthony. Elizabeth Ar apalo. Olga Bausch, Joe Bemix, James Burns. Teri Burton, Donna Charlesworth, Darrel Coatney. Steve Coup, JoAn Craig, Rose Mary Cranca. Catherine David. Deena Davis, Cliff Davis, Geneva Diaz, Chris Dimick, Mary Gallegos, Carolyn Gould. Renee Gricgo, Leonard Hall. Mark Hardesty, Steve Hartman. Gaye Hartman, Rudy Hawk, Eric Himmerite. Mark Hinkle. Renee Hobbs, Jennifer Howard, Steve Hunter, Caroline Jones, Glenda Kelley, Chester Carl Zachry Lori Zimmerman Debbie Zuidema Kelly, Lori Lara. Kenny Lee, Mitch Lcsher, Will McKelvie, Dorian Meisenheimer, Dane Micr. Ben Moore. Tim Mosher, Bob Nienaber, Jessie Oda, Joy Osborn, Mary Pctefish, Andy Potratz, Mike Powell. John Pulley, William Reeves, Kirk Rentier John Rivers, Sherry Robbins. Donna Rodriquez, Dina Rutt, Todd Sand, Belinda Schwan, Steve Street. Lorrie Sutherland, Greg Thomas, Alan Thompson. Tami Todd, Robert Valdez. Alex Vallejo, Ruben Waterhouse, David Watkins, Dave Wieker, Sherry Wilson. Robert Wright. Bruce Wright, Jana Zambrano. Carlos Classes 77 Prom Culminates Junior Activities. cT % aI «7 Greg Hall; President Elected as officers for the junior class of 1978 were, Greg Hall, president; Barb Lambert, vice president; Shawn Armstrong, secretary; Katie Kaufmanis, treasurer. Sponsors included Ron Stoneburner, Bill Kinman, Elaine Eddy, Bob Gear, Boyce Baker and Susan Warp. The class raised money for the Prom by sponsoring a raffle and holding a Tiger Tromp at the beginning of the year. Several other fund-raising projects were held throughout the year. Katie Kaufmanis; Treasurer Barb Lambert; Vice President Shawn Armstrong; Secretary 78 Classes Abcyta, Toni Adams, Cyndi Alcon, Gary Aldava, Cecelia Alexander, Betka Aley, Marianna Allen, Jeff Anderson. Lisa Andrews, Mike Anthony, Shane Archuleta, Gail Armendarex, Phillip Armstrong, Shawn Azuma, Laura Baca, Pam Bacon, Cyndi Barger, Christine Barigian, Vicki Barks, Clara Barnes, Laryn Barnes, Laurie Barnes, Sam Bartlett, John Bartley, Kathy Baughman, Lisa Bausch, Joe Bean, Becky Bcckner, Orrin Bennett, Diana Berg, Mary Berry, Lenny Bethel, Judy Blackburn, Carma Bloom, Lynnette Boesch, Sherri Bonclla, Cheryl Boogert, John Boothe, Greg Bowers, Carol Brennan, Karen Brenner, Cedric Brewer, Gregg Classes 79 Juniors Britton, Randy Broadhcad, Kevin Brower, Natalie Brown, Charles Brown, Susie Browne, Dawn Brownlee, Bill Bruckner. Donna Burchett, Melvin Burley, Ken Burnell, John Buzan. Jim Callahan, Chris Callahan, Shawna Campbell, Mark Castonguay, Denise Cavitt, Connie Chafin. Mara Chambliss, Peggy Chang, Ching Chase, Linda Christensen, Richard Clark. Karla Cleghorn, Scott Clemons, Mike Cleveland, Doug Click, Tricia Cobb. Kari Connolly, Dennis Cook, Crystal Corneille, Mary Cornelison, Nanette Costanzo. Mitch Cottingham, Ken Cowgill, Brenda Crabtree. Richard 80 Classes Craddock, Donna Craddock, Roger Craig, Terri Crandell, Jeff Crawford, Beverly Crisman, Joni Cross, Carol Culmer, Shelly Daily, Mike Darley, Richard Davis, Mary Dcbelock. Matt DeRose, Jerry Dhabolt, Dorothy Diaz, Joe Dickenson, Linda Diehl, Jan DiGiallonardo, Linda DiThomas, Frankie Dokken, Greg Dorssey, Kim Doudy, Greg Dowd, Jim Doyle, Pat Dumont, Lyle Dyer, Robert Dyess, Edith Edginton, Tony Edwards, Barb Egbert, Linda Ehmann, Byran Eicher, James Eisenach, Teresa Erskine, Lance Erwin, Lisa Espinoza, Franklin Classes 81 Juniors Fabrizio, Donna Farley, Manning Farmer, Jodi Fazio, James Fenton, Duane Fetters, Charles Finley, Julie Fiske, Dennis Flower, Ann Fossenier, Mike Foster, Laura Franklin, Kara Fransen, Allen Fransen, Tammy Friedrichs, Paul Fuoco, Julia Gallegos, Yvette Ganskow, Mike Garcia, Loraine Garlitz, Laurie Gaty, Jessica Gaumer, Doug Gemoya, Ed Gentry, Barbara Giannone, Gina Gonzales, Freddie Gonzales, Jackie Gonzales, Lisa Gonzales, Monica Gordon, Kevin Gormley, Jamie Green, John Greenslit, Anne Griffith, Theresa Griggs. Vicki Gropp, Laurel 82 Classes Gupta, Shishu Hacklcr, Wayne Hall, Greg Hansen, Julia Hartman, Sherry Hartshorn, Duane Harvey, Kevin Hawkins, Gregg Hayden, Brenda Hayden, Darren Hayden, Gary Hefner, Gary Heinz, Barbara Henson, James Herrera, Mary Higginson, Laurie Higginson, Melisa Hobbs, Ray Holloway, Denise Holmes, Judy Hope, Ron Howard, Cindy Hunt, Lincoln Hutchens, James Ingelharl, Robert Irwin, Colleen Jacoby, Leslie Janes, Michael Jones, Cindy Jones, Marvin Jones, Teri Jouflas, Georgann Kara, Frank Kaufmanis, Katie Kelly, Bruce Kennedy. Margaret Classes 83 Juniors Kercheval, Jeff Key, Carol King, Rhonda Klements, Kevin Kline, Albert Knight, Joni Kovach, Sandy Kozisek, Jackie Kruh. Terry Kukulan, Rodney Lambert, Barb Lara, Richard Larson, Rodney Laycock. Jeanic Leford, Charles Lee, Kevin Lemon, Cris Leonard, Cory Lewis, Mara Leyba, Duben Linn, Nodene Livingston, Don Long, Paula Lowe, Kathy Lowell, Kathy Lucero, Leah Luke, Lori Lynch, Kim Maez, Joyce Mahoney, Lacinda Maldonado, Albert Manown, Mark Marcil, Tim Marks, Nannette Marlow, Martin Martin, Brenda 84 Classes Martinez, James Martinez, Linda Martinez. Mike Martinez, Mike Marye, Lisa McAdam, Tari McCandless, Melanie McCann, Patricia McCleary, Lori McConnell, Kirk McConnell, Mike McEvoy, Gail McKague, Steve McMillen, Tom McMullen, Kathy McVean, Craig Mcininger. Brad Merchant, Jim Merlino, Kim Merrill, Laurie Mickelsen, Todd Miller. Cliff Miller, Deanna Miller, Phillip Miller, Sandra Mitchell, Todd Moore, Marshall Moore, Pam Morfin, Pam Morrick, Jackie Moses, Elise Mosher, Mike Mow, Sherry Munro, Marsha Classes 85 Juniors Murphy, Donna Murphy, Tim Nciswender, Lowell Nelson, Jeanette Nelson, Sarah Newby, David Newton, Mark North, Dave Owen, Adam Owen. Melinda Paddock, Angil Page. Doug Page, James Painter, Judy Palmer, James Patterson, Maria Patterson, Wendy Paulus, Ricky Payne, Leslie Pcaslec. Teresa Percival, Michelle Petterson, Sharon Pfeil, Robert Phelps, Ron Phipps, Dan Pinkerton, Don Pitts, Cheryln Polk, Kaye Polzine, Joree Pond. David Pond, Jenny Pond. Mark Porter, Mark Potratz, Joanne Poundstonc, Gregg Powers, Clay 86 Classes Prescott, Debbie Price, Jon Prinster, Lorraine Prinster, Steve Puhler, Linda Quintanna, Jeff Race, Tammy Radebaugh. Brenda Rathbonc, Diane Rave, Marshall Redd, Luke Reed, Ken Reeves, Dirk Reichert, Joe Reigles, Donnie Rennels, Rochelle Renyolds, Greg Rice, Teresa Richardson, Claudia Roberts, Mike Rogers, Bryan Ross, Mike Roussin, Susanne Rowland, Lane Royce, Tracy Rozelle, Randy Russell, Linda Ryan, Mark Safford, Kawna Salatino. Sheree Sandoval, Lora Scales, Kevin Schaffer, Alice Schumann, Merritt Schwartz, Julie Sears, Brenda Semmler, Brian Service, James Service, Kimberly Shanahan, Bill Shannon, Philip Sheffield, Cathy Classes 87 Juniors Shellabarger, Danial Shepard. Colleen Shrum, Kirk Simon, Pam Skidmore, Dana Skogen, Tracy Smith. David Smith, Kacey Smith, Karen Sparks, Jody Spence, Kelvin Spcndrup. Trent Sprcnger, Susan Spurlock, Julie Squirrell. Sid Starck, Lori Steele. Mike Stellavato, Mickey Stephens, Lori Stevenson, Jennifer Stimson, Matt Stoltman, Hank Stride, Terri Suminski, James Sumner, Merlin Sutrina, Mark Tait, Sandra Taylor, Dody Thurstin, Paul Thye, Blake Tiffany, Janice Tilton, Rhea Timpte, Barbara Tomasi, Tim Topliss, Ladawn Travis, Colleen 88 Classes Vandermeer, Don Vath, Tammy Veatch, Luanna Velasquez, Linnie Vigil, Jack Volpe, Lori Wainwright, John Ward, Karen Warner, June Warren, Roger Waters, Kevin Watts, Lori Weaver, Tori W’estermire, Brant White, Karen White, Sheri Whitney, Leyden Wiebold, Lynne Williams, Carolyn Williams. Frank Williams, Janet Wort, Donna Wright, Ken Wrzeski, James Yaws, Cheryl Young, Tina Zambrano. Tomasita Zellner, Randy Alexander, Jim Frcdcrickson, Mickic Andrews, Scott Gomez, Joe Arzapalo, Olga Gregg, Gary Barnes, Sue Hardcastle. Dorinda Bera, Zita Harms, Mike Binkley, Sheri Helder, Jonny Burns, Chris Hinkle, Cara Clements, Loretta Hornbeck, Donna Coca, Eugene Jack, Cody Connors, Todd Johnson, Linda Craig, Lori Jones, Deborah Danella, Rosette Kelley, Don Dilley, Wesley Kramer, Doug Erickson, Earl Maddox, Andrew Farley, Cindy Martinez, Vincent Fisher, Darvin McCluskcy, Mark Flatten, Lorri McDonough, Greg McLeod. Jackie Torline, Mary Miller, Lynne Tuttle, Scott Miracle, Don VanTreeck, Robert Ormsby, Eric W aller, Chris Pegg, Pam Puhlcr, John Romero, Tommy Ross, Charles Row, Marshall Ruben, Leyba Schmidt. Barry Shoemaker, Dale Stceley, Steven Suazl, Carmen Sullivan, Rex Sullivan, Sharon Suplizio, Sam Winters, Leroy Classes 89 Sophomores Explore A New Environment. Debbie Cornelison, Co-secretary Bryan Ryan. President Shara Pearce, Vice President Sophomores started a terrific year by winning first place in the float competition for Homecoming. Under the leadership of President, Bryan Ryan; Vice President, Shara Pearce; Co-secretaries, Joan Brid-gett, Debbie Cornelison, the class of 1980 looked ahead in planning the 1979 Prom. Several fund-raising projects were considered. This year’s sponsors were: Ron Moon, Keith Miller, Jim Witt, Mary Guadnola, Pete Larson, Harold McBee. 90 Classes Adair, Elizabeth Aldava, Maxine Allen, Kathy Anderson, Dale Anderson, Randy Andreasen, Kimberly Andrews, Craig Aragon, Carlos Archuleta, Dale Archuleta Roddy Armcndarez, Lisa Arnett, Bill Ashcraft, Tom Azuma, Karen Baca, Jean Baese, Lori Ball, Robert Barger, Darla Barigian, Dennis Barone, Michelle Basford, Lorrie Bauer, Matthew Baughman, Barbara Becker, Dana Berg, Doug Berry, Kathy Berry, Misty Bescndorfcr, Heidi Billings, Jim Bishop, Laura Bizer, Randy Blaney, Brett Blevins, Tom Brady, Jim Branson, Vince Brennan, Marilyn Brewer, Terri Bridgett, Joan Broadhead, Jana Brockman, Terry Broderson, Elizabeth Brower, Carla Classes 91 Sophomores Brower, Carla Brown, Barbara Brown, Gordon Bruffett, Arthur Burleigh, Richard Burnell, Dave Butler. Cynthia Cadez, Linda Calderone, Robert Caldwell, Verne Campbell, Ron Candelaria, Dennis Carmichael, Kyle Carpendale, Sharon Carroll, Clark Casto, Mike Caywood, Charlie Ccsario, Rodney Chambliss, Robert Chapman, Scott Chatfield, Paul Childress, Sam Childers, Suzanne Christensen, Jeff Christensen, Ruth Christianson, Scott Chu, JimJim Cisneros, Kenneth Clark, Kellie Clemons, Steve Cline, Dwight Clutter, David Colman, Tish Colunga, Miles Conner, Donna Conwcll, Cynthia 92 Classes Cook, Gary Cordova, Jcaninc Cornclison, Chcri Cornclison, Debbie Coulson, Laurie Cox, Craig Craig, Mercedes Crenshaw, Rebecca Crist, Scott Crone, Gary Cruz, Susan Cummings, Fred Cunningham, Chris Curtis, Kathy Daggett, Mary Davidovich, Bill Davies, Doug Davies, Marilee Davis, Bill Davis, Tim Delgado, Lori Dennis, Kellee Depontbriand, Camille Derby, Vicki Diep, Quang Dockery, Cathy Dokken, Debbie Dolan, Billy Dorris, Francis Dotson, Amy Sophomore float takes first in Homecoming competition. Classes 93 Sophomores Dowd, Tom Dubose, Tim Dunn, Johanna Duran, James Edwards, Andrea Ericson, Anne Erskine, John Etenburn, Bill Faber, James Farley, Paula Finch, Greg Flatt, Kammic Flynn, Jim Ford, Donna Foster, Lesa Foust, Nora Fowler, Rebecca Friedman, Marc Friehs, Michelle Frigetto, Rennie Frisch, David Fuhrmeister, Janet Gamblin, Paula Garcia, Dianne Gardner, Jo Gardner, Kevin Gardner, Lisi Garrett, Debbie 94 Classes Gemoya, Robin George, Denis Gibson. Elizabeth Giebler, Shanla Giles, Zane Glenn, Suzette Gomez Juli Gonon, Gordon Goodrum, Bryan Gordon, Rodney Grasso, Vince Graves, Kelly Gray, Coleen Green, Jeff Green, LuAnn Griffin, Craig Griffith, Maria Guinn, David Gurule, Tony Haggerty, Carol Haining, Julie Hall, Laura Hansen, Chris Harshman, Bob Hartman, Kevin Harvey, Dennis Haupt, Buddy Heck, Tammy Hefley, Bruce Heinrich, Chris Higgs, Madeline Hill, Rick Hinson, Riki Hobbs, Rebecca Holmes, Susan Honstein, Glen Horton, Nancy Houle, Shelia Hughes, Nick Hunt, LaDonna Hunter, Kathy Classes 95 Sophomores Hurley, Damon Hutchins, Mark Jackson. Debbie Jacobs, Todd Jacoby. David Janes. Brad Jaynes, Dave Jens, Jannae Jones, Babette Jones, Janet Jones, Kevin Jones, Lisa Jones, Betsy Junak, Emily Kallay, Carole Karp, Maura Kempers, Sherryl Kerski, Joe Kester, John Ketchum, Micheal Kiesow, Brenda King, Betty King. Deanna Kirkham, Jeff Koch, Tim Kohles, Denise Kohles, Mary Kozisek, Joan Kralicek, Donna Kretschman, Bob Kronkright, Bruce Kruckeberg, Nadine Lange, Danny Larsen, Jon Latchaw, Dustin Laycock, James 96 Classes Leach, Sandi Ledesma, Greg Lee, Robin Lehmkuhle, Brian Lemon, Wendy Lcnard, Robin Lesher, John Lindsay, Ron Lionbcrgcr, Lois Loback, Crystal Lockhart, Eric Longhorn, Debra Louchs, Robin Lovern, Coery Lowe, Judy Lowe, Tam Luepschen, Lawrence Luster, Kevin Maddux, Dwight Madison, Chris Mahoney, Vicki Maldonado, Aaron Maldonado, Diana Mantlo, Tana Manzanares, Richard Marez, Monica Market, Steven Marquez, Gina Martin, Linda Martinez, Clarissa Martinez, Kenny McCarty, Carol McFry, Janet McKenna, Patty McKinnon, Diann McLaughlin, Jeff McMican, Tracy McVean, Carrie Medina, Brian Mehs, Tom Melvin, Arliss Metzger, Stephen Classes 97 Sophomores Michel, John Michels, Greg Miller, Kim Miller, Lori Miller, Paul Miller, Ted Mills, Urine Minter, Pam Miracle, David Miracle, Shawn Mitchell, Ray Moeser, Charles Montano, David Montoya, Viola Moore, Chris Morash, Jeff Morgan, Leslie Morrick, Kelly Morris, Brenda Morris, Danny Munro, Alice Murphy, Gary Neely, Sue Neiswender, Veron Nelson, Rebecca Noland, Gay Nolen, John Nugent, Carmin Nusskern, Tamara Oliver, Lory Osborn, Temie Osmus, Sandra Paddock, Greg Paddock, Terry Pappas, Brent Park, Carson 98 Classes Parker, Brenda Patrick, Teresa Patterson, Bill Payne, Donna Payne, Joe Pearce. Shara Pelly, Al Perry, Debra Perry, Denise Perry, Dru Peterson, Rex Pigford, Todd Pilenton, Stephen Porter, Mike Porter, Shona Power, Mike Powers, Sutton Prinster, Dan Radke, Rick Ratliff, Michael Rice, Debbie Riveria, Mike Robb, Jim Robinson, Laura Romero, Theresa Ross, Karen Roulear, Thomas Roybal, Ron Rubalcaba, Alvin Ruzychi, Alex Ryan, Bryan Ryan, Meg Salazar, Vickie Samuelson, Stacy Sassera, Richard Schooley, Laura Classes 99 Sophomores Schroeder, Terri Schumacher, Mitchel Schwan, Iric Seiler, Lisa Selders, Larry Shaw, Shawn Sheetz, Jerome Sheldon, Phil Shelton, Connie Shoup, Rose Silzell. Mark Simon, Sally Sims, Phil Sitterley, Carl Smith, Christine Smock, Kris Spence, Kathy Spieker, Karyn Spor, Robin Spurger, Kevin Squirrell, Sherri Steele, Tracy Stoddart, Nancy Stoltman, Jim Stout, Michelle Sukraw, Pat Sutton, Lori Sybrant, Greg Temple, Phillip Testerman, Serena Theisen, Charlie Thomas, Laura Thomsen, Cathy Thornburg, Damon Todd, Theresa Trammell, Laura 100 Classes Sophomores support junior varsity football, t Trujillo, Sarah Trusty. Donna VanGundy, Kevin Vig, Jannette Vigil, Tracy Wagner, Mark Wagner, Wendy Warner, Richard Waters, Keeley Watt, Patty Watts, Kristi Weihl, Dave White, Charles Whitehouse, Eric Whitt, Kevin Williams, Amy Wilson, Bob Wilson, Mark Winters, Korb Wood, Lorna Woods, Robert Woomer, Jerry Wort, Kathy Youkcr, Judy Zachry, Karen Zuidema, Jim Gartner. Mark Richards, Bill Santistivan. Rosemary Stricklan, Kent Sully, Claudia Tiemann, Jerry Watson. Christina Wood, William Classes 101 Sophomores Alice, Tammy Bailey, Kyle Ballard, Brett Barnes, Mark Boesch, Kent Bosch, Greg Brake, Parke Brown, Barbara Burrows, Check Canwright, Zachary Chac, Hoa Chacon, Donna Cline, Robert Conklis, Greg Dunn, Darlene Etic, Pat Fox, Gloria Garcia, Elaine Garcia, Rebecca Garner, Gordon Genrich, James Griffin, Dave Guy, Lin Harvey, Joe Hutchinson, TcJay Johnson, Kim Kerns, Mike King, Joe Lambert, Lisa Lane, Leroy Lay, Jeff Linnemeyer, Lawrence Lovestad, Alan Lucero, Suzanne Mariani, Raymond Maynard, Karen McFry, Janet McMcnamis, Matt Miller, Clinton Miner, Dorrie Moon, Don Moore, Sam Moran, Leslie Newman, Scott O'Brien, Pat Peacock, Jan Pesman, Diane Rathbone, Dianne Richards, Bill Robson, James Rogers, Cindy Rohde, David Romero, Theresa Santistevas, Rosemary Stahl, Robert Stoner, Doyle Sulley, Claudia Thurston, Vickie Tiemann, Jerry Tilton, Rhea Sophomores attend pep assemblies. Town, Mike Trimmer, Debbie Troutner, Ron Trujillo, Peter Valpando, David VanTreeck, Norman Vargas, Debbie Wahlberg, Mark Walker, Keith Watson, Christina Wiese, Paula William, Cathy Williams, Chuck Wright, Steven L. Wright, Steven V. York, Thomas Zambrano, Hector 102 Classes Sports Division 103 Tigers Take SWL Championship Winning was again the tradition for football in 1977. The Tigers captured the SWL crown and earned a state playoff berth. Under the new leadership of head coach Mike Henwood and assistants Dennis Teeters. Bob Sundermeir, Buzz Shoenbeck, and Clarence Ross, the Tigers ended with a season record of 9-2. The losses came in the first game against Farmington 0-7, and the last game against Denver North 6-8. The Tigers dominated all their league opponents by utilizing their powerful defense and explosive offense to snare the ninth league championship in 11 years. Offensive line gets set in the Montrose game Offensive Line Top Row: Rick Christensen, Scott McCullah, Lowell Bridgett, Aaron Herrera, Larry Greenhouse Offensive backfield, left to right: Marc Knoch. Dane Meisenheimer, Tim Ryan, Bill Dyar, Scott Merlino, Joe Riechcrt, Jim Flynn, Jim Fazio, Dru Perry, Alan Franscn 104 Sports Assistant Coach Bob Sundcrmcir, Head Coach Mike Henwood, Assistant Coach Dennis Teeters. Marc Knoch passes down field for a first down Bottom Row: Tim Anderson, John Fowler. Kelly Dowd, Dennis Dalton, Mike Clemons. David Maddox. Receivers: Joe Elliot, Jim Church, Dan Phipps, George Lcnz, Larry McKenna, Tim Anderson. Towards the end of the regular season the Tigers were ranked in the top ten teams in the state. They had the number one defensive team in the state allowing only 53 points in 11 games. With the passing arm of Marc Knoch and the effective rushing of the Tiger backfield, the Tigers were one of the top ten offensive teams in the state scoring an average of 22.2 points a game. Dane Meisenheimer ranked as one of the top five punters and Marc Knoch was one of the top ten passers in the state. Sports 105 Dane Meisenheimer rushes for yardage. The defense sacks Marc Knoch Defensive linemen, top to bottom: Alex Polzinc, Greg Boothe, Kevin Lee, Larry McKenna, Lcn Berry, Joe Elliot, Joe Burleigh. John Fowler. Len Berry blocks after Dane Meisenheimer intercepts a pass Six Tiger football players were named to the South Western League Team. Making the team were; center Dennis Dalton, defensive tight end Bill Dyar, offensive back Dane Meisenheimer, linebacker Tim Ryan, linebeacker Bill Dyar, defensive back and punter Dane Meisenheimer. Bill Dyar was selected the most valuable player on the Tigers football squad at the annual Awards Banquet. Dane Meisenheimer was selected outstanding defensive back and Tim Ryan took the defensive player award. Special teams award went to Aaron Herrera, offensive lineman award went to Dennis Dalton and offensive back award went to Marc Knoch. Receiving the Tiger spirit award was Tim Anderson. Most Valuable Player award on the junior varsity level went to Vince Grasso, lineman award went to Alfred Romero and best back award went to Shawn Shaw. Managers: Greg Bosh, Al Pelly, Randy Ro-zelle, Bruce Kronkright. 106 Sports Gridders Fall In Playoffs The game against Fruita, which was watched by more the 9000 fans, was to decide the leagues champion. The deciding factor in the game was the tough Tiger defense which caused numerous turnovers. The offense capitalized on the Fruita turnovers with a field goal by Marc Knoch, a touchdown pass to Bill Dyar, and a 65 yard run by Dane Meisenheimer to give the Tigers a 15-8 victory. The Tigers then advanced to the First round of the state playoffs against Denver North. In a game marred by rain and snow, the Tigers lost 8-6. Denver North took a 8-0 lead before the Tiger offense could get on track. The Tigers finally scored on a 14 yard run by Dane Meisenheimer. The Tigers attempt for a two point conversion failed and a last second scoring drive ended as the clock ran out with the Tigers on the Denver North 25 yard line. Defensive backfield, top to bottom; George Lenz, Dane Meisenheimer, Alan Franscn. Dan Phipps, Jim Church, Scott Merlino, Joe Reichert. Jim Hazelhurst. Jim Hazelhurst makes a tackle Scott Merlino carries for a' gain in the Denver North game. Linebackers, top to bottom; Tim Anderson, Tim Ryan. Bill Dyar, Ron Campbell, Mike Clemmons, Kevin Kelments. Sports 107 Bill Dyar scores a TD 108 Sports J.V.’s Prepare For Future The Tiger Junior Varsity football team completed a successful experience. During the season the J.V. team defeated Delta, Montrose and beat Fruita, Central and Plateau Valley twice. Coaches Clarence Ross and Buzz Schoenbeck termed the jayvees 8-3 season as outstanding. The team’s three losses came against the Olathe varsity and the Cedar-edge varsity which beat the jayvees twice. Offensive drive against Fruita Sitting: Scott Chapman. Steve Clemons, Bryan Ryan, Lance Erskinc, Adam Owen, Brad Meininger, Nick Hughes, Rex Peterson, J.T. King, Fred Cummings. Kneeling: Rod Cesario, Duane Hartshorn, Richard Manzannares, Greg Dokken, Brian Goodrun, Alfred Romero, David Jacoby, Tom Dowd, Dustin Latchaw, Steve Markert, Jim Billings. Standing: Coach Ross, Randy Zellncr, Craig McVean, Jeff McLaughlin, Clay Powers, Jim Flynn, Glen Honstein, Mike Ratliff. Charlie Theisan. Wayne Sumner, Charles White, Charlie Kaywood, Vince Grasso. Scott Gleghorn, Robert Dyar, Coach Schoenbeck. Sports 109 Tiger Golfers Swing Past League The Tiger Golf team proved to be the best in the league. At the district tournament in Montrose the Tigers broke the school record of 303 and set a new South Western League record of 295. The record setting performance at district seemed a fitting conclusion to the teams domination of the league during the season. Representing the team at state were seniors Doug Powers, Jeff Jones, and Joe Linnemeyer and sophomore standout Paul Nolen. By placing 13th out of 30 teams, the Tiger golf team posted the highest finish by any Western Slope team. Golfers show how they won league 110 Sports Doug Powers prepares to sink one as Joe Linnemeyer looks on Varsity, top row: Doug Powers, Mike LeFebre, Chris Otto, Joe Linnemeyer, Coach Larry Muhr. Bottom row: Jeff Jones, Paul Nolen, Mike Fossenier. Golfers get ready to practice Sports 111 Junior Varsity, top row: Kathy Berry, Julie Fuoco, Tony Edgington, Ron Burdette, Mark Newton, Coach Larry Muhr. Bottom Row; Mark Hall, Corey Lovern. Craig Cox, Ken Cunningham, Jim Thome. 112 Sports Spikers Make First Trip To State For the second season in a row, the Tiger volleyball team took the Southwestern League Championship. They ended the regular season with an 18-0 record, the only undefeated AAA team in the state. The team was predominately seniors with five returning starters. Two of them, Ann McKinley and Cathy Little were All-League in there junior year. This year the Tigers placed Ann McKinley, Cathy Little, and Pam Hedges on the All-League team. Lisa Klapwyk and Fran Kuretich were on the Honorable Mention team. Coached by Max Kralicek, the team won the SWL Tournament and played Trinidad in the District playoffs. The Tigers beat Trinidad and advanced to the state tournament. The Tigers were defeated in the First round by Cathy Little tries for a tip against Palisade eventual state champions, Arvada West 15-7, 15-2. The Tigers went on to capture the consolation title by defeating Arapahoe and Coronado. Ann McKinley was on the All-State Tournament Team. Coach Max Kralicek Ann McKinley backhands one across Pam Hedges sets it up Sports 113 Mary Berg misinterprets the ball Jackie Gonzales tries for a spike JV Volleyball Under New Coach The jayvee volleyball team demonstrated good progress by improving their midseason record of 2-5 to a final record of 8-6. The losses came to Montrose, Debeque Varsity and 2 losses in the JV volleyball tournament which was hosted by GJHS. Coach Dick McPeek termed his first year coaching girls volleyball as a challenge. He stated that he didn’t understand the girls and they were harder to coach. The team was composed of 4 juniors and 12 sophomores Top Row: Jackie Gonzales, Laura Thomas, Mary Berg, Carrie McVean, Joan Bridgctt, Shara Pearce, Debbie Dokken Bottom Row: Barb Timpte, Jana Broadhead, Linda Cadez, Michelle Friehs, Irine Mills, JimJim Chu, Cindy Jones Coach Dick McPeek 114 Sports Gymnasts Show Well During Season Left to Right, top to bottom: Alice Munro, Sally Simon, Laura Bishop, June Lyttle, Theresa DiThomas, Riki Hinson, Sherri Squirrell, Kim Andreasen, Coach Linda Lefaber, Mickey Stellavato With fine performances by new sophomores and returning letter-men, the gymnastics team finished up a good season, under first year head coach Linda Lefaber. Some of the fine performances were made by Riki Hinson, who placed no lower than third in the All Around gymnast award for every meet except the last. Sports 115 Harriers Take 3rd In District 116 Sports Jeff Quintana demonstrates his form Greg Hall practices for district The Tiger cross country team faced tough competition but managed to complete a successful season. The team placed high in most of their meets and captured 3rd at district. At the district meet, Jeff Quintana placed 3rd; Jerry Woomer, 9th; Greg Hall, 15th; Brian Lehmkuhle 19th; and Danny Morris, 23rd. However, Jeff Quintana was the only runner to represent the Tigers at state. Coach Krizman said that the team worked hard all season and that he was pleased with the teams success. Sports 117 Varsity Tennis, top row: Steve Metzger. David Wubbcn, Russ Huff, Jeff Smith, Frank Espinoza. Bottom row: Todd Jacobs, Dave Pond, Kevin Hartman, Todd Mitchell. 118 Sports Junior Varsity Tennis, top row: Steve Pilkington, Scott Christensen, Bill Etenburn, Mark Gartner. Bottom row: Mark Hutchens, Shishu Gupta, Tom Rouleau, Damon Hurley, Rich Burleigh. Russ Huff follows through Frank Espinoza scrambles to return a volley 5 Netters Qualified For State Under the new head coaching of Robert Hensley, the Tiger Tennis team qualified five players for the State Tournament held in Boulder. Russ Huff qualified in number one singles, Dave Pond in number two singles, Steve Metzger in number three singles, and Dave Wubben and Todd Mitchell in number one doubles. The netters posted a 7-1-2 record for the season. They captured third place in the District Qualifying Tourney. A junior varsity team was formed for the first time. It was coached by assistant Rex Duncan. The J V’s posted a 4-0 record. Damon Hurley, sophomore, was champion of the JV Tourney and Scott Christensen picked up second place. Double partners, Kevin Hartman and Todd Jacobs, in match play Combined Swim Team Does Well The 1978 mens swim team was made up of swimmers from both Grand Junction and Fruita Monument high schools. The swimmers from Grand Junction were Pat Steinkirchner, Jeff Chapman, Tom Stubbs, John Christensen, Charlie Thei-sen, and Aaron Herrera. The team did well in most of their meets despite the fact that they were usually out numbered. The team won two meets against Eastern Slope teams and they were at Eaton and Ft. Lupton. Tom Stubbs in the 100 meter butterfly Winning relay team: John Christensen, Pat Steinkirchner, Tom Stubbs and Jeff Chapman. 1978 Grand Junction-Fruita Monument Mens Swim Team. 120 Sports Tami Fransen competes in the 100 meter breast Lynne Miller gets off to a good start stroke Swimmers Faced Stiff Competition With a limited team of four members the Girls’ Swimming team completed their third year of competition. Because the team was small they couldn’t challenge the larger eastern slope teams. The only victory came in a dual meet against Fruita in which the GJHS girls won every event. Laura Foster was the only Tiger to qualify for the State Swim Meet and captured 15th place in the 200 meter freestyle. The team was coached by Gary Hauchultz and Vicki Simmons. Laura Foster in the water Sports 121 New Coach Takes Tigers To The Top Under first year coaches Gary Cordray and Dennis Teeters, the Tigers captured the SWI. championship. Fruita was again Junction’s main contention in deciding the league title. The Tigers compiled a 9-1 record before going into the final league game against Fruita . . Fruita won this, forcing the Tigers into a playoff game, the victor being assured of a state tournament berth and the number one seed position in the district tournament. The Tigers, led by Scott Smith’s 25 points, trounced Fruita, 65-58. Since the Tigers were the number one seed in the district tournament, they received a bye until the championship round of the tournament. Top to bottom: Coach Howard Thorpe, Jeff Smith, Scott Smith, John Boogcrt, Chris Burns, Mark Newton, George Lenz, Bill Dyar, Coach Dennis Teeters. John Burnell, Head Coach Gary Cordray, Coach Max Kralicek. Mitch Costanzo, Dave Wubbcn, Paul Nolen, Darren Hayden, Kevin Klements 122 Sports The league season began and finished on a dismal note for the Tigers. They dropped the first and last games of league play to Delta, 67-73, and Fruita, 58-65. In the other 10 games the Tigers proved to much for their contenders and ended the season. 10-2, and SWL Champs. The Tigers were led in scoring by Scott Smith, averaging 17.5 points per game, and Chris Burns, averaging 11.5 points per game. Smith and Burns also led in rebounding, averaging 8.5 and 5 rebounds per game respectively. George Lcnz drives for a basket Individual players, top to bottom: Chris Burns, Dave Wubbcn. Bill Dyar, George l.cnz. Scott Smith. Kevin Moments. Paul Nolen. Darren Hayden. Mark Newton. Jeff Smith. Mitch Costanzo. John Boogert Manager Mark Ryan Darren Hayden passes to a teammate. Dave Wubben sets up the Tiger offense Chris Burns gets fouled as Mark Newton looks on Mark Newton goes up for the shot against Central Paul Nolen shoots a jump shot Tigers take a break from action 124 Sports Junior Varsity Basketball Team: Paul Nolen, Kacey Smith, Jim Robb, Jeff Paddock, David Maddox, Coach Howard Thorpe, Coach Max Kralicek, Clark Carroll, David Smith, Greg Ledesma, Craig McVcan, Dru Perry J.V.s Dominated By Sophomores Sophomore Basketball, top to bottom: Coach Howard Thorpe, Todd Pigford, Nick Hughes, Craig Andrews, Damon Hurley, Scott Christianson, Bob Stahl, Coach Max Kralicek. Rodney Cesario, Mike Rivera, Mike Porter, Mike Ratliff, Tony Garule. Under first-year J.V. Coach Max Kralicek, the baby Bengals had a 7-2 record with half of the season left to go. The team was comprised of mostly sophomores, with two juniors swinging off of the varsity. Paul Nolen was the leading scorer after the first half of the season averaging 12.7 points per game. Top rebounder was David Maddox with 10.5 per game. David Smith was the top free throw shooter hitting 80 percent of his shots from the line. The sophomore team, coached by Kralicek and Howard Thorpe, had 12 members. They played 13 games against single A varsity teams and sophomores from other AAA schools. Sports 125 Girls Maintain Winning Tradition For the fourth year in a row the Tiger girls posted a winning season and came out on top in Southwestern League play. The team, composed of a nucleus of seniors, lost only one game on their way to the State Tournament. The 50-55 loss came from 8th ranked Cortez in the first meeting of the two teams in league play. The Tigers came back to defeat Cortez in the second meeting and regained sole possession of first place in the SWL. The Tigers played a team from the Southern League in the Bi-district playoffs, which determined the teams for the State Tournament. Sue Moyer shoots a jump shot as Ann McKinely and Cathy Little look on After 16 games, senior Ann McKinley led the team in scoring with 262 points, averaging 16.4 per game. She also led in rebounding with 153 rebounds, pulling down 10 per game. Junior Sandy Kovach was second in team scoring with 147 points, averaging 9.2 points per game. She nabbed 135 rebounds, averaging 8.4 per game. Seniors Teri Alexander and Cathy Little led the team in assists with 47 and 27 respectively. Asa team the Tigers averaged 60 points, 42 rebounds, and 8.6 assists per game. They shot 52% from the charity strip and 41% from the field. Cathy Little and Teri Alexander trap on the press Top to bottom: Ann McKinley. Pam Buzan. Teri Alexander, Cathy Little, Susan Moyer, Carolyn Bottinelli, Pamm Hedges. Sandy Kovach, Jennie Pond, Elise Moses, Wendy Wagner, Coach Ken Carothcrs Pam Buzan eludes the opponents and puts one in for two Pam Hedges lofts one up in the Alamosa game Ann McKinley shows her form 128 Sports J.V. Girls Faced Varied Competition Under third year head coach Curtis Gray the Junior Varsity Girls Basketball Team completed another successful season winning the majority of their games. The team, composed of mostly sophomores, played their games against AAA, AA junior varsity squads and A varsity teams. The girls took second place in the preseason Meeker tournament in which they played AA junior varsity teams. Coach Gray termed this year’s team as the finest girls junior varsity team he has coached here. Colleen Travis battles for the tip against Alamosa Janet Williams shoots for two Top to bottom: Meg Ryan, Coach Curtis Gray, Carrie McVean, Brenda Morris, Lori Oliver, Colleen Travis, Janet Williams, Laura Thomas, Alice Munro, Arliss Melvin, Kathy Berry, Manager Edith Dyess and Cindy Helmer Sports 129 Underclassmen Compose Wrestling Squad The tiger wrestling squad, plagued with numerous injuries and the quitting of senior members, forced junior varsity wrestlers and underclassmen to be moved into the varsity ranks. In early December the tigers hosted the third annual Invitational Tourney where they took second place. Two weeks later a triangular with Fruita and Central, who were ranked among the top ten wrestling teams in the state, was held. GJHS came out with a second place finish right behind Central. 130 Sports Mark Sutrina struggles for control 1. Ed Gemoya 2. Bill Davis 3. Dale Archuleta 4. Bill Shanahan 5. Bob Archuleta 6. Jim Dowd 7. Ron Campbell 8. Albert Maldanodo 9. Kevin Lee 10. Shawn Shaw 11. Mark Sutrina 12. Ken Archuleta Kevin Lee gains two Jim Dowd goes for a pin Coaches Clarence Ross and Claude Gonzales Sports 131 Albert Maldanado works for a takedown Kevin Lee starts to put his man on the mat Ed Gemoya puts his opponent on his back tw t- rv- ... .. Bob Archeleta strives for position I he I igers placed fourth in the District Wrestling Tournament which was held at GJHS. The Tigers qualified Ron Campbell at 138 pounds and Bill Davis at 105 pounds for the State Tournament. Both wrestlers received second place. Five Tiger wrestlers got fourth place finishes. They were Ed Gemoya at 98, Bill Shanahan at 119, Jim Dowd at 132, Mark Sutrina at 185. and Heavyweight Richard Manzanares. 132 Sports J.V.s Fill Varsity Positions Standing: Richard Manzanares, Stephen Schwan, Luke Redd, Tom Dowd, Scott Chapman, Damon Thorn burg. Kneeling: A1 Pelley, Vince Branson, Jim Laycock, Frank DiThomas, Craig Cox, Coach Baker. Due to the injuries on the varsity team the junior varsity program was cut down to only 7 members after just the first half of the season was completed. They competed in many tournaments and had dual meets against other SWL J.V. teams. In February the ja-vees traveled to Durango for a final tournament there. Sports 133 John Fowler goes for the takedown Tiger Scoreboard 1978 FOOTBALL GOLF Farmington 0-7 Durango 1st Thorton 19-0 Cortex 2nd Cheyenne Mountain 15-0 Montrose 1st Delta 34-12 Delta 1st Du range 26-6 Tiara Rado 2nd Cortez 59-0 Tiara Rado 1st Montrose 34-0 Glenwood 1st Central 21-6 Rifle 1st George Washington 14-6 District 1st Fruita 15-8 State 13th Denver North 6-8 Season Record 9-2 CROSS COUNTRY Cortez District 51 Montrose Broomfield Loveland Fruita Jefferson Relays District Meet State Meet 3rd 1st 1st 6th 2nd 3rd BOYS BASKETBALL Pueblo Central Farmington Farmington Glenwood Moffat County Canon City Delta Montrose Central Fruita Cortez Durango Central Cortez Delta Montrose Fruita Durango District State Season Record 47-60 56- 55 79-68 72-57 77-44 55-68 67-73 61-51 58-43 66-52 70-55 58-49 57- 38 83-59 64-59 77-51 WRESTLING Arapahoe Tourney LaJunta GJHS Tourney 35-18 2nd TENNIS Cortez Fruita Central Cortez Fruita Durango Cortez Fruita Central Montrose Central Cherry Creek Fruita Montrose Durango Cortez District Qualifying State Season Record 10-1- VOLLEYBALL 6-0 4-j 6-0 4- 2 2- 4 6-0 5- 1 4-2 6- 0 3- 3 4- 2 4-2 6-0 3-3 6-0 3rd 3rd Fort Collins Tourney Axtec 2-0 Fruita Central 2nd Farmington 2-0 Meeker 17-35 Adams City 2-0 Delta Craig Tourney 1st Montrose Palisade 2-1 Central 9-47 Central 2-0 Fruita 19-34 Montrose 2-0 Cortez Cortez 2-0 Durango 32-20 Fruita 2-0 District 4th Delta 2-0 State Durango 2-0 Central 2-1 Montrose 2-0 GIRLS BASKETBALL Cortez 2-0 Fruita 2-0 Rifle Tournament 1st Delta 2-0 Alamosa 86-20 Durango 2-1 Carbon County 68-26 District 1st Paonia 55-50 Trinidad 2-0 Vernarl-Uintah 83-31 State 5th Central 55-42 Montrose 32-23 h Delta 46-1 9 GIRLS SWIMMING Durango Arapahoe Englewood Kennedy Fruita Durango State BOYS SWIMMING Ft. Lupton Eaton Duel Pueblo Duel Eaton Inv. Pueblo Inv. State 88-51 81-72 72-94 9th 2nd GYMNASTICS Montrose 3rd Cortez 2nd District 51 2nd District 51 1st Cortez 2nd Gunnison 6th State Meet Cortez Durango Fruita Cortez Central Delta Montrose Fruita Durango District Bi-District State Season Record 50-55 61-45 68-59 61-13 40-25 JUNIOR VARSITY SEASON RECORDS Football 7-3 Boys Basketball 12-3 Soph. Basketball 5-4 Volleyball 8-6 Girls Basketball 16-2 134 Sports Organizations Division 135 Girls League Promotes Interest Under the leadership of Julie Waldrop, Sam Barnes, and Patty Kester, Girls League began the year by sponsoring its annual big and little sister activities. They participated in Homecoming by making a banner and selling candy grams. Pigskin was held during November, which recognized fall athletes. They sponsored Teacher Appreciation Day, Girls Week, and the Cottonball Dance. Back Row; Mrs. Pulliam, sponsor; S. Galligan, J. Sholcs, M. Mitchell. P. Kester, J. Waldrop. L. Mazza. L. Anderson, V. Wilds, A. Hall, M. Percival, C. Bauer, L. Prinster, C. Martinez. Mrs. Whitacre; sponsor. Kneeling; R. Cadez, S. Barnes, J. Holmes, F. Dorris. Officers: Julie Waldrop, president; Sam Barnes, vice-president; and Julie Waldrop conducts Girls League meeting. Patty Kester, secretary. 136 Organizations Boys League Keeps With It Under the direction of Ron Fante, Boys League instilled pride amongst the club. Cutting Christmas trees during the holiday season helped to keep them busy. Boys League sponsored the annual ping-pong tournament in which anyone could participate. Officers: Adam Owen, vice-president: Ron Fante, president; and Scott Hayduk, secretary. Back Row; J. Christensen, J. Burleigh. K. Mitchell, R. Fante, J. Smith. Middle Row; T. Edgington. M. Potratz, S. Mcrlino. T. Burns. G. Trujillo, S. Hayduk, T. Larson, J. Miller, P. Temple, V. Grasso. Kneeling; R. Campbell, M. Clemons. D. Perry. Organizations 137 Council Learned Government Process With 65 members elected at the end of the 76-77 school year, Student Council held weekly afternoon meetings on Tuesday to discuss business. Council started the year off by holding the first school tromp, as a money making project for Homecoming. In October, under the leadership of Head Girl Amy Hall and Head Boy Steve Anderson, Council started work on the traditional Homecoming week. Making rules for banners, chariots, mini-floats and the parade, plus auditioning bands, providing decorations and holding the dance were all obligations of Council during the week. Other activities, Council was involved with during the year, were grading the parking lot, putting trash cans on school grounds as a clean-up project, getting flags for each of the classrooms and sponsoring various other school and community projects. Co-Secretaries; M. Mitchell, L. Cooley, Vice-President J. Quintana 138 Organizations First Row; K. Azuma, R. Spor, K. Spcickcr, P. Sheldon, J. Wilbert, K. Clark, G. Archuleta, S. Porter. Second Row; D. Perry, L. Wood, L. Hunt. T. Quan, R. Hinson, S. Pearce, S. Galligan, J. Waldrop, D. Rosenthal, R. Cadez, L. Anderson, R. Frigetto, S. Salatino, M. Temple, L. Mazza, A. McKinley, L. Foster. Ladder; M. Mitchell, J. Spomer. Third Row; P. Chatfield, L. Schultz, S. Anderson, D. Prescott, V. Wilds, S. Binkley, D. Payne. Fourth Row; J. Cornclison, L. Cadez, L. Cooley, A. Hall, T. Barnett, J. Quintana. B. Patterson, T. Grasso, R. Fantc, T. Burns, G. Hall. K. Kaufmanis. ¥■ j L. Foster gives her opinion on a subject. A. Hall listens as L. Cooley gives financial report. Organizations 139 Tiger Staff Captures The Year 78 “And What A Time It Was” With the constant threat of deadlines hanging over their head the Tiger staff worked diligently to record the events of the year 1978. The staff was composed of 20 senior Journalism II students who were divided into seven staffs covering everything from Athletics to Academics. Each section staff was responsible for photos, copy and layouts for the area of school activities assigned to them. Under the leadership of Editor Toni Grasso the staff proudly presents for you the 1978 Tiger yearbook. M. Kralicek, advisor, B. Rodgers, assist, editor, and Toni Grasso, editor. The 1977 Tiger yearbook staff. 140 Organizations 1. D Rosenthal, business manager. M. Mitchell, ad manager, and M. Boge, circulation manager. 2. P. Buzan, T. Larson, and T. Alexander, sports editors. 3. R Cadez, J. Spomer, and A. Hall, organization editors. 4. V. Wilds, school life editor, M. Reece, academics and faculty editor, and J. Christensen, school life editor. 5. D. Weihl, N. Tedesco, and C. Citko, class editors. 6. A. Petefish, photographer, B. Morris, photo editor, D. Watkins, P. Steinkirchner, and R. Fante, photographers. Organizations 141 Fridjv Pec 2. 1977 Vol LIX No. 6 One of the changes in the publications department took place in the 77-78 Orange Black. The new change was that the paper was printed by the offset method. The main advantage, in the change was that pictures appeared clearer. The Orange and Black staff consisted of 14 members, under the leadership of Gary Cordray. The staff was responsible for 15 issues of the paper, which included features, sports coverage, editorials and various articles on school and community activities. The newspaper staff was selected by the advisors and last years staff members, and its main purpose was to relate the happenings to G.J.H.S. students through one of the medias. i Black Grand Junction High School Grand Junction. Colo. 81501 Staff prepares for next deadline. O. Cordray advises staff on journalism techniques. 142 Organizations 1. D. Johnson. J. Sholes, D. David. M. Jackson; Feature Editors. 2. T. Rutt, News Editor, Layout; T. Rost, J. Basham; News Editors. 3. Kelly Flynn. Business Manager. 4. T. Burns, I. Dodd; Sports Editors. 5. L. Taylor. W. Allen; Copy Editors. 7. B. Worstcr; Circulation. Not pictured is S. Wainwright; Ad Manager. 77-78 O B Co-Editors were T. Peckham and J. Burmeister. Organizations 143 News Bureau Communicates Game Program; V. Mckay. Radio Announcers; R. Lovato, and P. Kester. The News Bureau Staff had the responsibility of editing the Newsletter, organizing radio shows, writing stories and gathering information for game programs. Radio programs were aired over four area stations and news stories were printed on the “Magic Years” page in the Daily Sentinel. The group was headed by Co-Editors Lisa Mazza and Shawna Galligan under advisor Gary Cordray. Co-Editors; L. Mazza, and S. Galligan. Radio Announcers; D. Smith, and C. Bottonelli. 144 Organizations Honor Societies Broaden Knowledge The purpose of National Honor Society is to promote enthusiasm for scholarship, along with giving service to the community. Students who are initiated into NHS are chosen on there leadership, character, scholarship, and service. NHS started the year out with several fund raising activities. During Homecoming they sold yellow mums and held a Tiger Tromp. Leading NHS this year were; Debbie Rosenthal, president; Toni Grasso, vice-president; Lori Schulze, secretary; and Janie McConnell, treasure. Members; W. Allen, J. Burmcistcr, D. Wcihl, J. Spomer, D. Rosenthal, T. Pcckham. S. Galligan, D. David. M. Jackson, B. Rodgers, I. Dodd, J. Sholes, M Mitchell. Honored for their superior achievements in Journalism, members of Quill and Scroll met monthly to exchange ideas on improving student publications. The club participated in Homecoming and planned a tubing party. Quill and Scroll officers were: Julie Burmeister, president; Debbie Weihl, vice-president; and Debbie Rosenthal, secretary. 1977-78 National Honor Society Members Organizations 145 Service Clubs Meet Front Row: M. Chafin, C. Travis, J. Holmes, V. Wilds, A. Woomcr, S. Bocsch, T. Kupecz, S. Callahan, K. Stubbs, K. Kaufmanis, K. Bartley, M. Percival, K. Clark. Back Row: L. Anderson, C. Bacon, L. Foster, L. Wielbold, M. Boge, T. DiThomas, K. Ward, M. Munro, D. Brown, J. Knight, C. Cook, J. Dunn, L. Hall, J. Sholes, L. Coburn, G. Jouflas, M. Stellavato, P. Simon. Jr. Civitan started the year out by taking the State Home students trick-or-treating on Halloween. They also held a Christmas dinner and a Easter egg hunt for the State Home. Jr. Civitan made cards for the people at the nursing home on Valentines Day and made visits to the nursing homes. C. Cook trick-or-treating with State Home children. 146 Organizations Community Needs D. Wubben takes State Home students trick-or-treating. Key Club kept busy this year working with the State Home. They took the State Home children trick-or-treating on Halloween and played football with them on Sundays. Key Club also helped clean-up Green-belt by cutting down trees and selling the wood to earn money for the state Key Club convention. Working at the airport during ski season carrying luggage, raking leaves and helping the Kawanis with their pancake breakfast were other projects the club participated in. Front Row: J. Jones, J. Wickam, T. Burns, S. Merlino, J. Fazio, M. Wilson. Back Row: D. Pond, J. Elliott, J. Burke, T. Larson, M. Ryan, D. Hartshorn. D. Wubben. S. Hayduk, R. Fante, S. Anderson, G. Hall. L. Brownson, J. Quintana, K. Broadhead, S. Cain, B. Ryan, A. Owen. T. Vigil, T. Barnett. J. Smith, R. Hill. R Peterson, B. Meininger, T. Ryan, L. Miller, C. Otto, B. Parker. Organizations 147 Spirit-The Heart Of Tiger Pride Julie Waldrop Kathy Cerkoney Suzan Jarrett 148 Organizations Monica Gonzales, Linda Russell. Shawn Armstrong, Cheryl Bonella, Sophie Herrera, and Susie Brown. Tiger mascots: Lynn Taylor and Marcia Boge. Through their support of the Tiger athletic programs, the cheerleaders became an intrical part of the memories of 1977-78. The varsity and jayvee girls sponsored a tromp and sold Tiger spirit pins for Homecoming. Their duties included: locker tags for various sports, cheering at games, setting-up pep assemblies, making posters, and boosting the enthusiasm amidst the student body. Lynn Taylor and Marcia Boge were selected the Tiger mascots for the football, basketball, and wrestling seasons. Beth Morris Theresa DiThomas Linda Miller Organizations 149 Music Groups Octavos preformed for several service clubs throughout the year. They also preformed for the Children’s Christmas Party and in the district competition in the spring. Octavos members were chosen in the fall from eligable Chorale members. Chorale preformed music of the masters as well as secular works in several concerts throughout the year. They also preformed in district competition in the spring. Girls Glee kept busy this year by preforming at elementary schools and in concerts. The girls also participated in the district contest. Octavos preforming at the Children’s Christmas Party. Octavos: D. Scroggins, L. Bishop, D. Austin, G. Finch. T. DeBose, T. Retallack. L. Watts, J. Tiffany, R. Burdette, D. Knowles, M. Andrews, B. Cowgill, K. Zachary. 150 Organizations Enlighten Audiences Chorale preforms in Grand Junction Auditorium. Front Row: L. Brown, R. Luke, L. Barnes, D. Craddock, J. Stevenson, K. White, L. Lucero, C. Aldava, S. Trujillo, S. Welker, M. Owen, S. Lucero, J. Morrick. Organizations 151 Girls Highlight Band Performances Banner girls, twirlers and majorettes all added special aspects to the band. Banner girls carried the flag and banners during parades, assemblies and halftime performances. They also provided entertainment at assemblies and halftimes, of sporting events, with special skits and dances. The twirlers performed during parades and also during halftimes at football games. Directing the Tiger band at parades, during halftime routines and at various band contests during the year were the majorettes. Banner girls take time out of their schedule for pictures. 152 Organizations Banner girls prepare for halftime performance. Organizations 153 Band Welcomes New Director Grand Junction High School welcomed Steve Newton as the symphonic band director. Mr. Newton replaces Marion Jacobs who retired during the summer. Mr. Newton helped band students with advice and leadership, while keeping GJHS’s high standard of music. The band marched in parades, played at assemblies, performed at football games and appeared throughout the year at community concerts. Director, S. Newton leads bands performance. Band performs as halftime entertainment. Band fills the air with their music. Band waits for yet another performance. 154 Organizations Organizations 155 Music Groups Entertain Community Stage Band was a jazz ensemble that played for various community organizations and preformed in several public concert. The band also competed in the Colorado West Invitational Music Festival. Orchestra played for several community organizations and in the spring concert. They also preformed in the spring musical Paint Your Wagon. Stage Band at a morning practice. Standing: N. VanTreck. D. Jackson. L. Martin. Sitting: R. Luke, L. Lambert, L. Luke, T. Harrington, N. Ashley. Kneeling: B. Christensen, L. Clymer. 156 Organizations G Club Activity Orientated in ’78 Under new sponsors Ken Carothers and Clarence Ross G Club participated in several activities. A volleyball game was held during November as a fund raising project. The money earned from this project was spent on a cross-country ski trip during Christmas vacation. A tromp in February, a bowling party and a swimming party in the spring were other activities the club participated in. Standing: J. Quintana. R. Fame, C. Ross, L. Schultz. T Ryan, A. McKinley, R. Cadez. R. Reynolds. J. Gaty, P. Nolan. C. Burns. J. Smith. K. Klemcnts. B. Dyar, G. Lenz, S. Smith, K. Flynn. S. Kovach. S. Moyer. Sitting: M. Newton, C. Bottinelli. T. DiThomas. J. Wilbert. L. Foster, F. Kuretich, S. Callahan, P. Kcster. Officers; President; T. Ryan, Vice President; C. Burns. Secretary; B Dyar. Organizations 157 Students Learn Language And Culture Los Alumnos aprenden la lengue y la culturn Terry Pcckam, Jeff Kcrchival, lan Dodd, Mike Dailey, Mr. Wilson. Gary Bash. Fran Kurctich Les etudiants aprennent la langue et la culture Seated: C. Thomsen. D. Halloway, D. Murphy, K. Van Gundy, C. Allen, and F.. Adair. Standing: Miss Rita Me Cusker. L. Hunt, G. Me Evoy, K. Dorsey. M. Griffith, J. Jens, D. Cornelison, J. Bridgctt, C. Alexander, M. Alcy, C. Farley, C. Williams. D. Johnson, S. Benson, and Mrs. Digna Eads. 158 Organizations Schuler Lernen Sprache Und Kultur Silting on ground: D. Trustee, S. Kempers, T. Nusskern, L. Hall, T. Mantlo. Sitting on wall: S. Schwan, M. Lewis, L. Payne, L. Egbert, J. Spurlock, L. Lambert, T. Vath, Miss Warner, C. Lang, K. Cox, B. Kretchman, C. Key, L. Martin, M. Daggett, J. Gonzales, L. Barnes, L. Prinster. Standing: G. Caraway, L. Schulze, D. Rosenthal, T. Barnett, S. Cain, E. Broderson, R. Dyer, D. Connolly. Language clubs consisted of students who wished to further their understanding of foreign languages. Towards the first of the year, all clubs participated in the language festival at the University of Denver. They also took part in the Homecoming festivities. They received first prize for club and overall banner and third place for their club banner. German-Russian club did several folk dancing performances around the community. French club planned banquets and invited French people to participate in their activities. In conclusion to the busy year, the clubs held a Fash-ing-Mardi Gras masquerade ball. German club “gooses around. Organizations 159 Students Prepare For The Future Future Business Leaders of America remained active throughout the year. Some of their activities included sponsoring a tromp, holding a picnic and competing throughout the year at FBLA meets. The team did quite well in competition with other schools and the year was highlighted by the state meet held in Colorado Springs. Officers of FBLA this year were Michelle Bradley: President; Jay Wagner: Vice-President; Bob Schumacher: Treasurer; Shawna Galligan: Secretary; John Thomason: Reporter; David Learned, Jamie Richardson, Vicky Salazar: Historians. Sponsoring FBLA this year was Mrs. Reicks. FB1.A members were; L. Luke. M. Corneille, C. Sheffield, D. Hardcastle, S. Smith, K. Graves, B. Schumacher, M. Bradley, S. Cain, R. Luke, D. Halloway, V. Salazar, J. Thomason, G. Poundstone. M. Aldava, P. Richards, V. McKay, D. Learned, S. Galligan and Mrs. Reicks, Sponsor. 160 Organizations Students enrolled in home economics courses have the opportunity to extend their classroom learnings by participating in related experiences not possible within the confines of the classroom because of the time involved. Projects students chose to explore this past year were arranging dry flowers, making Christmas gifts, learning to macrame and completing one macrame hanging. One of the highlights of the year for six representatives of the club was attending the state FHA convention at the Broadmoor in Colorado Springs in March. In-depth workshops were held on a variety of subjects and students attending acted as resource persons brining back ideas to the club. Back Row: S. Brown. K. Mcrlino, C. Travis, K. Elliot, S. Nelson. J. Stevenson. D. Collier. S. Galigan, M. Munro, S. Neely. Front Row: P. Sublette, V. McKay, S. Salintino, T. DiThomas, B. Gentry, C. Helmer, F. Kuretich, L. Prinster, N. Marks. Organizations 161 Talents Discovered Through Drama-Speech Performances Competitive Forensics consists of orators and debaters who compete in various state meets held throughout the year. Competition starts in October and ends 14 meets later in April. This concludes the state qualifying and the state meet. State winners then compete in National competition. The members main goals are to do as well as possible so they can qualify for the State meet and also to collect points as a result of placing in the meets. The points go for National Forensics League membership and to add to their chances for receiving points, the members double enter at the meets. Interpreters were M. Stellvato, V. Wilds, T. Kupecz, A. Fetter, T. Whitacre, T. Rost and M. Stout. Sponsor S. Maguire and A. Fetter discuss a future meet. Debate team consisted of T. Barnett, R. Huff, T. Brich and M. Ross 162 Organizations Several plays and skits were presented throughout the year by Drama Club members. Membership is obtained through try-outs for the clubs planned activities. Drama and Thespians worked closely together in their presentations. Thespians is an honor society of Drama. Membership is based on accumulated points according to a standard points system. Heading Thespians were: Jamie Gormley, President; Derek Brunner, Vice-President; Monica Gonzales, Secretary and Mickey Stellavato, Historian. Larry Beers sponsored both groups. Combined Thespian-Drama Club: Front Row; A. McConnell, J. Gormley. On couch; D. Rosenthal, M. Stellvato, T. Brich, M. Gonzales, S. Malueg. Back Row; K. McConnell, V. Greggs, T. Rutt, Sponsor L. Beers, L. Barnes, K. Pitts and T. McMillen. Organizations 163 Clubs Provide For Different Interests The main project for Science Club this year was providing science programs at elementary schools. Each member presented a program which included slides. They also worked on individual science projects and expirements. Art Club held meetings twice a month with extra meetings being held to work on individual projects throughout the year. Silk-screening posters and making center pieces for banquets were among some of their projects. They also had a display case where they exhibited their artistic talents. Science Club: M. Mitchell, D. Rosenthal, L. Neubauer. J. Sholes. Art Club Members: M. Dcbelock, B. Timptc, L. Luke, M. Mitchell, Middle Row: L. Vessels, R. Luke, K. Pitts, C. Pitts, C. Williams. Back Row: B. Pitts. T. McCleary, K. Elliott, T. Harrington, F. Born, C. Yaws, M. Alcy. 164 Organizations £91 UOISIAIQ Sufspmi p y 166 Advertising IL.COCK Bettie Jo, Debbie, Marcia and Vicki display the fine cutlery at L. Cook Jewelry jii.wci.Ktr FIRST NATIONAL BANK-NORTH NORTH AT 23RO GRAND JUNCTION. COLORADO Member FDIC A Financial Service of .Baldwin Andy, Amy, Todd and Nicki use the convenient drive-up window Advertising 167 The staff at Chilton’s really gets into their work SPORT TEAM CENTER Cheerleader Supplies Athletic Supplies and Equipment Physical Education Clothing Complete Athletic Shoe Department 1340 North Ave. 242-8597 Send A Flower Today Whether it’s a special occasion or just a gift of thought, Jenkin’s Floral has the right flower or flower arrangement for you. Qnknsjttoral 2806 C Road 242-4735 For the unusual person, we have something that will please! EASTGATE SHOPPING CENTER S. Binkley snuggles with Hatch’s menagerie Ph. 242-4242, open Mon.-Sat. 9-9, Sun. 10-6 Marcia and Janet dream about their futures PAGE-PARSONS JEWELERS 444 Main 242-3420 168 Advertising 170 Advertising WEST . % V W v srwbjtL w j ourth and Phone 243 161 Mem Mem ncorpora;i Kentucky Fried 9 Ihickett GuC4 Real Goodness At KENTUCKY FRIED CHICKEN “Flowers for all Occasions Let Us Cater Your Next Event , „ _ . . , ... 545 North Ave. Jeff Quintana s personality 242-2770 blossoms 243-6222 1111 North Ave. THE HOME OF JACK JILL SHOP Wr Hush -}M IVippies bl BRAND SHOES IN COLORADO WEST FACTORY OUTLET SHOES Theresa DiThomas selects her prom dress 242-0670 439 Main 413 Main 243-1876 Downtown Shopping Park Advertising 171 STEPHENS SPORTING GOODS With The Sports Person In Mind Mark, Mitch and John prepare for the sporting season, ANY SPORTING SEASON! THE CREW AT THE AEROPLANE RESTAURANT SALUTES THE CLASS OF 1978 BE DIFFERENT! Try our Buffalo Steaks Burgers Walker Field Advertising 173 Todd, Mark, Dave and Bryan play it cool with sports equipment from Lewis Clark SOMETHING FOR EVERYONE X-COUNTRY SKIING, BACKPACKING TENNIS 245-4674 755 North Ave. M-M-M! BAKERY- ' C’ • FRESH -,i READ If you need a good fresh donut to get you going in the morning, or a sweet roll to keep you going at lunch time, Home Style is the place for you 243-1233 wake up to HOME STYLE BAKERY 924 N. 7th 306 Gtenwood Ave. 243-0729 Grand Junction. Colorado 81501 MEMORIES YOU CAN TOUCH Get uptown fashions this year! The Wearhouse has your style WEARHOUSE THREADS TREADS 243-3069 530 Main More people by far use . . . The great people from GJHS know the best in rental cars 242-2758 Hertz CAR RENTAL 243-0747 Walker Field HOMI LOAN 14 North Fourth St Qrano Junction. Colo 8160 ALL TYPES OF: Loans I nsurance Savings HOME OWNED OPERATED SINCE 1897 Harold Daniels Sam Suplizio Jim Bonella Color Up Your Life With Flowers from Johnson’s l oust of plotters 1350 North Ave 242-4292 Have a Grab -forX inner or maybe ol lobs-Eer , o� some shrimp or KRA snails, CJhafever- if s occcJa 77 'Cfou. can -find if of... GRETCHEN’S INLAND OCEAN 1916 No. 12th St. 243-9825 Thinking about something constructive? Then stop first at our place. We’ve got all the tools and hardware to make your job look professional. HARBERT LUMBER CO. 204 North Avenue 242-3273 176 Advertising Advertising 177 178 Advertising Advertising 179 HIRE A PRO! Smith photographic services PALISADE SONIC Happy Eating „ If an Onion Rings, Answer It! Wc do our best to make you happy and to give you the fastest service possible. SONIC DRIVE-IN 495 28 V4 Road 243-4731 BANK ORCHARD MESA ENERGY CAPITOL OF THE NATION • P.O.BOX 968 Your only local home owned bank 2697 Highway 50 REDKEN RETAIL CENTER Hairstyling for Men by Kerry Hours 10 ’til 6 - Tuesday thru Friday, 9 ’til 1 - Saturday 151 Walnut Avenue For Appointment Call (303) 245-1161 Find the best hair styles at the Upper Cut Horn O'Plenty ™ DlFTADvrnoi miasms, INVITED DIETARYFOODS Co. VITAMINS, MINERALS, JUICERS HONEY, MOLASSES, COSMETICS DIETETIC FOODS DRIED FRUITS LOOKING FOR SOMETHING? COME ON OUT . . . and let me show you all our boating accessories, water skis and equipment Lorraine Prinster goes for the marine life! tin4if priHAter'A MARINA OPEN SUNDAYS! 242-8243 2210 HIWAY 6 50 Advertising 181 LUMBER. COMPANY For The Best Building Supplies In Town Also: DELTA MONTROSE RIFLE Goke COCA-COLA Bottling Company 1226 Winters Ave., Grand Junction The Oasis extends its congratulations to the class of ’78 ' OASIS RESTAURANT y 4th and North savings account can make all things possible cvvalleij federal SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION Grand Junction, Eastgate, Glenwood Springs, Paonia 182 Advertising Gfi Mahldf' “Our people make the difference” Tom and Mike take a break at City Market J Advertising 183 The Choice Is Yours! ★ baccalaureate degrees Bachelor of Arts degrees in five areas of study and Bachelor of Science degrees in six areas. associate degrees Arts and Sciences and Pre-Professional ... the typical preparatory, transfer-type programs intended for progress toward a baccalaureate degree at Mesa College or another institution. occupational studies Numerous Vocational-Technical programs with offerings ranging from modular certificate courses to two-year Associate in Applied Science degrees. Skill training for immediate employment. ★ certificate programs Specialized training for specialized jobs . . . ranging from short unit courses of a few weeks to three-year certificates for roles of leadership in selected areas. + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + WATCH FOR ANNOUNCEMENT OF SUMMER SESSIONS + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + MESA COLLEGE GRAND JUNCTION, COLORADO Fully Accredited by North Central Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools Advertising I8S 186 Advertising ' C'MON TO MY HAUS Burgher Haus employees take a break from their hectic schedule. “WE SALUTE THE CLASS OF 1978!” GRAND VALLEY RURAL POWER LINES INC. Promoting the Economy of Western Colorado with the Tiger Senior Class” w |®, 2727 Grand Ave. 242-0040 GRAND JUNCTION NEW CAR AND TRUCK DEALERS ASSOCIATION MATTAS MOTORS 136 S. Seventh, 243-6270 IMPORT MOTORS INC. 2578 Hi. 6 50, 242-1221 JIM FUCCO MOTOR CO. 748 N. First, 242-1571 COLLIER-PONSFORD INC. 2971 North Ave., 242-7020 HANSON EQUIPMENT SAAB 225 S. Second, 243-7771 JERRY BARTLEY LINCOLN MERCURY JEEP 2400 E. Main 242-4949 GRAND MESA DODGE WINNEBAGO 2122 North Ave., 243-1562 MESA MAZDA-SUBARU 2060 Main, 245-3100 JESSE BOYCE VOLKSWAGEN-PORSCHE AUDI 310 S. 12th, 245-3335 LES SHELLABARGER CHEVROLET 2595 Hi. 6 50, 243-3131 WILLIAMS CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH FIAT 2566 Hi. 6 50 WESTERN SLOPE AUTO 202 Main, 243-0843 WE SUPPORT THE TIGERS 188 Advertising Quality professional photography and quick, courteous service, too. Guaranteed. PhotoGraphics 530 Main The Upper Story Mall Grand Junction, Colorado 81501 Phone: 243-7074 CONGRATULATIONS from....... RIGGLE OIL COMPANY Specializing in Oil field, construction, contractor accounts Advertising 189 STEAK SEAFOOD SPIRITS n f NO £ RESERVATIONS 642 MAIN ON SENTINEL ALLEY MALL Judy has her future in mind. WHATEVER THE OCCASION. WE'VE GOT JUST WHAT YOU'RE LOOKING FOR. ffinclcU Ron is ready for a hot night on the town MEN’S FORMAL WEAR FOR THAT SPECIAL OCCASION. open from 9:30-5:30 daily 'TUXEDO. 1840 N. 12th 190 Advertising THE SELECTION IS GREAT COJVCJESSriOtf STAHD BELDON’S BERNINA SEWING CENTER SALES — SERVICE SEWING CLASSES FOR KIDS AND ADULTS 2140 N. 12th. 243-7006 comtronics cable tv CABLE TV The Entertainers A United Cable Television Corporation System 725 Rood Grand Junction. Colorado 81501 Vicki and Debbie present Comtronics and Comtronics presents the greatest of home movies. U Together There’s So Much We Can Do” Linda, Janet and Julie do their banking at First National Bank lino I IMMI IUIMML BANK Main at 5th • Grand Junction, Colorado Member FDIC A Financial Service of 192 Advertising V00I Congratulates all G.J.H.S. 1978 Grads. 03LX FASHIONED Grassos Lisa, Kathy, Toni and Susan ENJOY!!! 242 mi M MOUNTAIN REALTY Full Real Estate Service — Appraisals — Sales — Development — Commercial Our 25 member staff salutes the class of ’78 519 Grand Avc. 194 Advertising 196 Advertising Toni tickles the ivories at Garden Village Frank and Mike dine in the pleasant atmosphere at Casa Tijuana STORY CLARK AUTHENTIC MEXICAN FOOD GARDEN VILLAGE MUSIC COMPANY CASA TIJUANA Broadway jM 835 26th Street Slope Enterprises has a wide range of T.V.’s, stereos, and appliances SALES AND SERVICE OF NEW AND USED MOTORCYCLES SPEED QUEEN MARSALES SLOPE ENTERPRISES HONDA 2863 North Ave. 243-7973 2571 Freeway West 242-3802 Advertising 197 Magnovox Dee Dee opens a new account at Modern Savings Saving For The Benefit Of Your Future SAVINGS 0 LOAN ASSOCIATION QUALITY INSURANCE ADVICE COVERAGE BUSINESS AUTO HOMEOWNERS LIFE 243-3421 CONGRATULATIONS USE YOUR HEAD 303 242 2)04 BYNUM’S WESTERN WEAR Toni, Todd, Beth and Ron look sharp in clothes from Bynum’s 425 Main 242-2844 198 Advertising John shops in the relaxing atmosphere of THE BOARD BUCKLE We carry a complete line of downhill skiis, x-country rentals skateboards 2822 North Ave. - 242-9285 We’re proud to be among the many seniors who chose CURTIS for senior portraits OVERNIGHT PROCESSING ON ALL BLACK A WHITE AND KODACOLOR FILM. 242 5090 corner 12th and orchard Advertising 199 The Good GTife doesn't just happen... You've got to save for it. Grand Junction Rood at Sixth Rifle 119 East Third Banner Girls exhibit their many talents at Burger King HAVE IT YOUR WAY” At America’s 200 Advertising Scott gives Patty only the finest in roses Original Designs For All Occasions [it n FLOWEBHUT; I li ■' '� .-Hi H 2811 F Road 242-4514 ELECTB° 'C Come in to Lafayette and meet Pioneer, Sansui, JVC, Harman Kardon. BIC, JBL, Jensen, TDK, Maxell and DBX. For super C8 equipment, try Hy-Gain. Shakespeare or Regency. And while you're in the store, be sure to ask about our own Mobile Disco Unit. It's great for any kind of happening. We provide the disc jockey and any kind of music you want to hear! 2513 Belford, Grand Junction, Co. 243-9821 UN IQUE ft DVEPtTlSinC . . . with the finest in layout and design can only be found at . . . $ Shoes For All Seasons FAMOUS SHOES SINCE 1 11 €£ INC. 242-3843 514 Main Advertising 201 Nicki and Marcia’s animal instincts come out. 133 North 4th 242-4556 HOME GARDEN SUPPLY COLORADO PRINTING CO 421 Colorado Avenue - Grand Junction, Colorado 81501 Official Printers of The Grand Junction High School Orange Black. uan wiao j) The customized vehicle is in today. Whether your tastes dictate specialty lettering, custom pin-striping, or custom interiors, the VAN MAN can help you give your wheels that individualized look your after. WATSON FLORAL When you say it with flowers, say it with ours 1938 North 1st St. 242-3908 202 Advertising It’s never too early to start thinking about insurance! MOUNTAIN WEST INSURANCE Commercial Auto........... 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Sixth 242-8533 MERICAN EAUTY College The ONLY Cosmetology School Between Salt Lake City and Denver That Is ♦Nationally accredited by Cosmetology Accrediting Commission ♦Approved by U.S. Office of Education to dispense federal financial assistance to students with financial need ♦Approved for Veteran’s Benefits and GI Bill ♦Approved by Colorado Commission on Higher Education to dispense state student incentive grants ♦Offering exclusive PIVOT POINT training in hairstyling ♦Offering M’Lord system men’s styling techniques Open Tues.-Sat. 9:30 to 4:30 At our new location -615 N. 1st St. 245-2770 Advertising 203 AcW Family Restaurant The friendly staff is there to serve you 2837 North Ave. 243-2565 gjl DALE SMITH JEWELER 1150 NORTH 25th STREET, SUITE B r w A-' Students look over the wide selection of promise rings REMINGTON’S pSl+OLA Dana enjoys a refreshing Pepsi at school Pepsl-ColO Bottllns Company 451 Grand 242-3136 204 Advertising Advertising 205 GO NORTH AVENUE to- ARCTIC CIRCLE VISIT US C,W FOUNTAIN WORKS €X B. RAILROAD RAI LROAD hi YOGURT?! I THOUGHT IT WAS ICE CREAM! PARKING 3 lH Time it was And what a time it was. It was . . . A time of innocence .. . A time of confidences Long ago . . .it must be . . . I have a photograph Preserve your memories; They're all that’s left you. © 1968 by Paul Simon So Long My friends I must leave you now. So few will ever understand-Tears 1 will shed, but not of sorrow. They are the tears of words unsaid and feelings unborrowed. Goodbyes I’ll leave unsaid, for I know I must go. 1 ask but one thing if in my tomorrows we should meet, please stop and say hello. Karen Stubbs The past few years have been folded And put away in a drawer Along with your first pair of shoes. And your first haircut. The pages of the years contain Your most precious memories Page One-Your driving permit and the picture Mom took of your first real date Page Two-Your state track medal, A pressed corsage from the prom. And a ticket from an X-rated movie Page Three-Newspaper clippings A journal And a bottle cap from the beer You bought legally And still the page is not filled And neither are the pages beyond. Even tho the pages are empty The future is filled, just like the past Each waiting and hoping. Lisa Klapwyk 206 Credits Division 207 Closing The past few years have been folded And put away in a drawer Along with your first pair of shoes. And your first haircut. The pages of the years contain Your most precious memories Page One-Your driving permit and the picture Mom took of your first real date Page Two-Your state track medal, A pressed corsage from the prom. And a ticket from an X-rated movie Page Three-Newspaper clippings A journal And a bottle cap from the beer You bought legally And still the page is not filled And neither are the pages beyond. Even tho the pages are empty The future is filled, just like the past Each waiting and hoping. Lisa Klapwyk 208 Closing Tim Anderson and Todd Wilson lake a break from class GJHS student takes advantage of winter conditions Closing 209 So Long My friends I must leave you now. So few will ever understand-Tears I will shed, but not of sorrow. They are the tears of words unsaid and feelings unborrowed. Good-byes I’ll leave unsaid, for I know I must go. I ask but one thing if in my tomorrows we should meet, please stop and say hello. Karen Stubbs Mr. Newton directs the band at an assembly 210 Closing Tim Anderson “enjoys” Coca-Cola L ■ The cafeteria gleams with the presence of the Christmas tree Closing 211 Abeyta, Toni-79, 152 Adair, Elizabcth-91 Adams, Cyndi-79 Adams, Roger-77 Albach, Kcnny-77 Alcon, Gary-79 Aldava, Cecelia-79, 151 Aldava, Maxine-91, 160 Alexander, Betka-79 Alexander, Christy-58, 31 Alexander, Jim-89 Alexander, Teri-58, 128, 141 Aley, Marianna-79, 164 Alice, Tammy-102 Allen, Jeff-79 Allen, Kathy-91 Allen, Wende-58, 143, 145 Anderson, Dale-91 Anderson, Lisa-79, 136, 139, 146 Anderson, Randy-91 Anderson, Steve-58, 138. 139, 147, 30 Anderson. Tim-33, 34, 58. 105, 107 Andreasen, Janet-58 Andreascn, Kimberly-91, 115 Andrews, Craig-91, 125 Andrews, Mike-79, 150 Andrews. Scott-Anthony, Elizabeth-58 Anthony, Shane-79 Aragon, Carlos-91 Aragon, Eugene-58 Archuleta, Ann-79, 139 Archuleta, Bob-58, 130, 132 Archuleta, Dale-91, 130 Archuleta, Kenx-58. 131 Archuleta. Roddy-91 Armendarcz, Lisa-91 Armendarez, Phillip-79 Armstrong, Shawn-9, 78, 79, 149 Arnett. Bill-91 Arzapalo, Olga-77 Ashcraft, Tom-91 Austin, DeDe-58, 150 Azuma, Karen-91 Azuma, Laura-79, 139 Baca, Jean-91 Baca, Pam-79 Bacon, Cindy-79, 146 Baese, Lori-91 Bailey. Kyle-102 Ball, Robert-91 Ballard, Brett-102 Barger, Christinc-79 Barger, Darla-91 Barigian, Dennis-91 Barigian, Mike-58 Barigian, Vicki-79 Barks, Clara-79 Barnes, Laryn-79, 163 Barnes, Sue-102 Barnes, Laurie-79, 151, 159 Barnes, Mark-102 Barnes, Sam-79, 136 Barnett, Todd-58, 139, 147, 159, 162, 31 Barone. Michelle-91 Bartlett, John-79 Bartley, Kathy-79, 146 Basford, Lorric-91 Bash, Gary-58, 116 Basham, Julie-58, 143 Bavcr. Matthcw-91 Baughman. Barbara-91 Baughman, Lisa-79 Baumgartener, Scott-58 Bausch, Joc-79 Bean. Becky-79 Becker, Dana-91 Beckner, Orrin-79 Bcmis, Jamcs-89 Bennct, Diana-89 Bennett, Steven-59 Benson, Susan-59 Bera, Zita-89 Berg, Doug-91 Berg, Mary-79, 114 Berry, Kathy-91, 111, 129 Berry, Lenny-34, 79, 106 Berry, Misty-91 Berry, Wende-59 Besendorfer, Heidi-91 Bethel, Judy-79 Billings, Jim-91. 109 Billings, Mike-59 Binkley, Sheri-139, 168 Bishop, Laura-91, 115 Bishop, Letha-59, 150, 28 Bizer, Randy-91 Black, Tammy-59 Blackburn. Carma-79 Blackburn. Terry-59 Blaney. Brett-91 Blevins, Tom-91 Bloom, Lynnette-79 Boesch, Kent-102 Bocsch, Shcrri-79, 146 Boge. Marcia-59, 141, 146, 148 Bonella, Cheryl-79, 149 Boogcrt, John-79, 123 Boothe, Greg-79, 106 Bosch, Greg-102, 106 Borden, Mikc-59 Bottinelli, Carolyn-59, 144, 157 Bowers, Carol-79 Bowen, Danny-102 Boyles, Jamie-59 Bradley, Michele-59, 160 Brady, Jim-91 Brake, Parke-102 Branson, Alan-59 Branson, Vince-91, 133 Brennan, Karen-79 Brennan. Marilyn-91 Brennan, Susan-59, 28 Brenner, Cedric-79 Brewer, Gregg-79 Brewer, Terri-91 Brich, Tony-24, 59, 162, 163 Bridgett. Joan-90, 91, 114 Bridgett, Lowcll-60, 104 Britton, Randy-80 Broadhead, Jana-91, 114 Broadhead, Kevin-80, 147 Brockman, Terry-91 Broderson, Betsy-91 Broderson, Eric-60, 159 Brosius. Jamcs-60 Brower, Carla-92 Brower, Natalie-80 Brown. Barbara-92 Brown, Charlcs-80 Brown, Steve-60 Brown, Susic-80, 149, 160 Browne, Dawn-80, 146 Brownlee, Bill-80 Brownlee, Dana-60 Brownson, Lance-60, 147 Bruckner, Donna-80 Bruffett, Arthur-92 Burchett, Mclvin-80 Brumbaugh, Charles-60 Burnell, John-80 Brunner, Derek-60 Burdette, Ron-60, 111, 150 Burke. Jamic-60, 147 Burleigh, Joe-32, 60, 106, 32 Burleigh, Richard-92, 118 Burley, Ken-102 Burmcistcr, Julic-60, 143, 145 Burnell, Dave-92 Burns, Chris-124, 123, 157, 21 Burns. Terri-77 Burns, Tom-7, 60, 116, 137, 139, 143, 147, 31 Burrows, Check-102 Butler, Cynthia-92 Buttcrbaugh, Debbie-60 Buzan, Jim-80 Buzan, Pam-60, 141 Cadez, Linda-92, 114, 139 Cadez, Robin-60, 112, 136, 139, 141, 157 Cain, Steven-61, 147, 159, 160 Caldwell, Verne-92 Caldcrone, Robert-92 Callahan, Chris-80 Callahan, Shawna-80, 146, 157 Campbell, Mark-80 Campbell, Ron-17, 92, 107, 130, 137 Campbell, Scott-61 Canwright, Zachary-102 Candelaria, Dennis-92 Canetti, Marleen-61 Caraway, Grady-61, 159 Carlson, Kathy-64 Carmichael, Kyle-92 Carpendale, Sharon-92 Carroll. Clark-92, 125 Carson, Kevin-61 Carstens, Randy-61, 116 Carter, Marsha-61 Castro, Mike-92 Castonguay, Dcnise-80 Cavitt, Connie-80 Caywood, Charlie-92 Cerkoney, Kathy-61, 147 Cesario, Rodney-92, 109, 125 Chac, Hoa-102 Chacon, Check-102 Chafin. Mara-80, 146 Chambliss, Blake-61 Chambliss, Pcggy-80 Chambliss, Robert-92 212 Index Chang, Ching-80 Chapman, Jeff-61, 120. 21 Chapman. Scott-92, 109. 133 Charlesworth. Darrell-102 Chase, Linda-80 Chatficld, Paul-92, 139 Childress, Sam-92 Childers, Suzanne-92 Christensen, B J -61, 141, 156 Christensen, Jcff-92 Christensen. John-61, 120, 137 Christensen, Judy-61 Christensen, Kerri-61 Christensen, Richard-104 Christensen, Ruth-92 Christianson, Scott-92, 118, 125 Chu, Jim Jim-92, 114 Church, Jim-61, 105, 107 Cisneros, Kenneth-92 Citko, Chrissy-62, 141 Clark, Karla-80, 139, 146 Clark, Kellie-92 Cleghorn, Scott-80, 109 Clements, Loretta-Clcmons, Mike-80, 105, 107, 137 Clemons, Steve-92, 109 Cleveland, Doug-80 Click. Tricia-80 Cline, Dwight-92 Cline, Robert-102 Clutter, David-92 Clymcr, Lana-62, 156 Coatney, Steve-77 Cobb, Kari-80 Cobb, Tcrri-62 Coburn, Lca-62, 146 Coca. Eugene-102 Cockran, Caroline-62 Collier, Diane-62, 160 Colman, Tish-92 Colunga, Miles-92 Conklis, Greg-102 Conner, Donna-92 Connolly, Dennis-80, 159 Connors, Todd-102 Conwell. Cynthia-92 Cook, Cara-62, 146 Cook, Carl-62 Cook, Crystal-80 Cook, Gary-93 Cook. Sandra-62 Cooley, Linda-62, 112, 138, 139, 31 Cordova, Jcaninc-93 Corneille, Mary-80, 160 Cornelison, Cheri-93 Cornelison, Debbie-90, 93, 139 Cornelison, Nanettc-80 Costanzo, Mitch-80, 123 Cottingham. Ken-80 Coulson, Cindy-62 Coulson, Laurie-93 Cowgill, Brenda-80, 150 Cox, Craig-93, 111, 133 Cox. Karen-62, 159, 28 Cozette, John-63 Crabtree, Richard-80 Craddock. Donna-80, 151 Craddock. Roger-80 Craig. Lori-89 Craig, Mercedes-93 Craig, Terri-80 Crandcll, Jcff-80 Crawford. Beverly-80 Crenshaw. Rebecca-93 Crisman, Joni-80 Crist, Scott-93 Crone. Gary-93 Cross, Carol-80 Cross, Kurt-63 Cruz, Anthony-63 Cruz, Susan-93 Culmer, Shelly-80 Cummings, Fred-93, 109 Cunningham, Chris-93 Curtis, Kathy-93 Daggett, Mary-93, 159 Daily, Mike-80 Dalton. Dcnnis-33, 63, 105 Darlcy, Janet-63 Darley, Richard-81 Danella, Rosette-89 David. Deena-143, 145 Davidovich. Bill-93 Davies, Doug-93 Davies, Marilee-93 Davis, Bill-93, 130 Davis, Cliff-77 Davis, Doug-77 Davis, Mary-80 Davis, Tim-93 Debelock, Matt-64, 81 Dcgado. Lori-93 Dennis, Kclle-93 Depontbriand, Camille-93 Derby, Vicki-93 Derose, Jerry-81 Dhabolt, Dorothy-81 Diaz, Chris-77 Diaz, Geneva-102 Diaz, Joe-81 Diaz, Rubcn-63 Dickens, Laurie-63 Dickenson, Linda-81 Dickman, Paul-63 Diehl. Jan-81 Diep. Quang-93 Digillonardo, Lynda-81 Dilley, Wesley-89 Dimick, Mary-102 DiThomas, Frankie-83, 133 DiThomas, Theresa-7, 14. 63, 115, 146, 149. 157, 161 Dittrick, Gay-63 Dockery, Cathy-93 Dodd, Ian-63, 143, 145, 28 Dokken, Debbie-93, 114 Dokkcn, Greg-81, 109 Dolan, Billy-93 Dorris, Francis-93, 136 Dorris, Richard-63 Dorssey, Kim-81 Dotson, Amy-93 Dowd, Kelly-63, 105 Dowd. Jim-81, 130, 131 Dowd, Tom-94, 109, 133 Doudy, Greg-81 Doyle, Pat-81 Drake, Stcve-63 Duarte, Karcn-63, 152, 22 Dubose, Tim-94 Duffy, John-63 Dugdalc, Janet-64 Dumont, Lyle-81 Dunn, Danny-64, 115 Dunn, Darlene-102 Dunn. Johanna-94, 146 Duran, James-94 Dwyer, Mark-64, 27 Dyar. Bill-17, 32, 64, 104, 107, 108. 123, 30. 157 Dyer, Robert-81, 159 Dyess, Edith-81, 129 Eden, Sherry-64 Edie, Sherry-64 Edgington, Tony-81, 111, 137 Edwards, Andrca-94 Edwards, Barb-81 Edwards, Cindy-64 Egbert, Linda-81, 159 Ehmann, Byran-81 Eicher, James-81 Eisenach, Teresa-81 Elhart, Steve-64 Elliott. Joe-6, 32, 64. 105, 106, 147 Elliott. Kathy-64, 164, 161 Elliott. Tish-64 Emerson, Deana-64 Ericson, Earl-102 Ericson, Anne-94 Erskine, John-94 Erskine, Lance-81, 109 Erwin, Lisa-81 Espinoza, Franklin-81, 118, 119 Etenburn, Bill-94, 118 Etenburn, Bob-64 Etic, Pat-102 Faber, James-94 Fabrizio, Donna-82, 112, 22 Fame, Ron-64, 137, 139, 141, 147, 27, 157 Farley, Andy-102 Farley, Manning-82 Farley, Paula-94 Farmer, Jodi-82 Fazio. James-82, 104, 147 Feil, Mark-64 Fenell, Alette-64 Fenton, Duane-82 Fetter, Alison-65, 162 Fetters, Charles-82 Finch, Greg-94, 150 Finley, Julie-82 Fisher, Darvin-Fiske, Dennis-82 Flatt, Kammie-94 Flatten, Larry-102, 28 Flower, Ann-82, 27 Flynn. Jim-94, 104, 109 Flynn. Kelly-65, 143, 157 Ford. Donna-94 Fosscnicr, Mike-82, 111 Foster, Laura-82, 121, 139, 146. 157 Foster, Lesa-94 Foust, Nora-94 Fowler, John-65, 104, 106,133 Fowler. Rebccca-94 Fox, Gloria-102 Franklin, Kara-82 Fransen, Allen-82, 104, 107 Fransen, Tammy-82, 121 Fredrickson, Mickie-102 Friedman, Marc-94 Friedricks, Paul-82 Friehs, Michclle-94, 114 Frigetto, Rennie-94, 139 Frisch. David-94 Fuhrmeister, Janet-94 Fuoco, Julia-82, 111 Gallegos, Carolyn-Gallegos, Randy-65 Gallegos, Yvctte-82 Galligan. Shawna-65, 133, 139, 141, 145, 160, 161 Ganskow, Mike-82 Gamblin, Paula-94 Garcia. Dianne-94 Garcia, Elaine-102 Garcia, Loraine-82 Garcia, Rebecca-102 Gardner, Jo-94 Gardner, Kevin-94 Gardner, Lisi-94 Garlitz. Laurie-82 Garner, Gordon-102 Garrett, Debbie-94 Gartner, Mark-101, 118 Gaty, Jessica-82, 157 Gaumer, Doug-82 Gaumer, Mark-65 Gcmoya, Ed-82, 130, 132 Gemoya, Robin-95 Genrick, James-102 Gentry, Barbara-82 George, Denis-95 Giannone, Gina-82 Gibson, Christina-65 Gibson, Elizabeth-95 Gicblcr. Shanla-95 Giles, Zane-95 Glenn, Suzette-95 Gomez, Joe-82 Gomez, Julie-95 Gonon, Gordon-95 Gonzales, Freddie-82 Gonzales, Jackie-82, 114, 159 Gonzales, Lisa-82, 153 Gonzales. Monica-24, 82, 148, 163 Goodrum, Bryan-95, 109 Gordon. Kevin-82 Gordon, Rodney-95 Gormley, James-24, 82, 163 Gould. Renee-77 Graham, Grant-65 Grantham, Theresa-65 Grasso, Toni-65, 139, 140, 194, 198 Grasso, Vince-33, 95, 109, 137 Graves, Kelly-95, 160 Gray, Coleen-95 Green, Jeff-95 Green, John-82 Green. LuAnn-95 Greenhouse. Larry-65, 104 Greenslit, Anne-82 Gregg, Cary-89 Griego, Leonard-89 Griffin, Craig-95 Griffin, Dave-102 Griffith, Maria-95 Griffith, Thcrcsa-82 Griggs. Vicki-82 Gropp, Laurel-82 Guillory, Bret-65 Guinn, David-95 Gurule, Tony-95, 125 Gupta, Shishi-83, 118 Guy, Lin-102 Hackler, Wayne-83 Haggerty, Carol-95 Haining, Julie-95 Haining. Ronald-65 Hall, Amy-65, 136, 138, 139, 141, 30 Hall, Greg-78, 83, 1 16. 117, 139, 147 Hall, Laura-95, 146. 159 Hall, Mark-111 Halloway, Denise-89, 160 Hampton, Sam-65 Hansen, Chris-95 Hansen, Julia-83 Harbert, Gordon-65 Hardcastle, Dorinda-89, 160 Hardesty, Steven-89 Hardy, Diane-66 Harmes, Mike-102 Harrington, Trudy-66, 164, 156 Harrison. Donna-66 Harshman, Bob-95 Hartman, Gaye-77 Hartman, Kevin-95, 118, 119 Hartman, Rudy-77 Hartman, Sherry-83 Hartshorn, Duane-83, 109, 147 Harvey, Dennis-93 Harvey, Joe-102 Harvey, Kevin-89 Haupt, Buddy-95 Hawk. Eric-89 Hawkins, Gregg-89 Hayden. Brenda-83 Hayden, Darren-83, 123 Hayden, Gary-89 Hayduk, Scott-66, 116. 137, 147 Hazelhurst, Jim-32, 66, 107 Heck, Tammy-95 Hedges, Pam-66, 112, 113, 128 Hefley, Bruce-95 Hefner, Gary-83 Helder, Jonny-102 Hellmer, Cindy-56, 66, 129, 161 Herman, Bruce-60 Heinrich, Chris-95 Heinz. Barbara-83 Henson, James-83 Herrera, Aaron-8, 32, 66, 104 Herrera. Mary-83, 149 Hiatt, Greg-66 Hibberd, Lisa-66 Higginson, Melisa-83 Index 213 Higginson, Laura-83 Higgs, Mcdeline-95 Hill, Rick-95, 147 Himerite, Mark-77 Hinkle, Cara-77 Hinkle, Renee-77 Hinson, Rhonda-66 Hinson. Ricki-95, 115, 139 Hobbs, Jennifer-89 Hobbs, Ray-83 Hobbs, Rebecca-95 Holloway. Dcnisc-83 Holmes, Judy-136, 146 Holmes, Susan-95 Honstein, Glen-95, 109 Hope, Ron-83 Hoppe. Paula-66 Hornbeck, Donna-89 Horton, Nancy-95 Houles, Shella-95 Howard, Cindy-83 Howard, Steve-77 Huff, Russ-66, 118, 119, 162, 31 Hughes. Nick-95, 109, 125 Hunt, LaDonna-95, 139 Hunt, Lincoln-83 Hunter, Caroline-77 Hunter. Kathy-95 Hurley, Damon-96, 118, 125 Hutchens, James-83 Hutchins, Mark-96, 118 Hutchinson, TeJay-102 Ingelhart, Robert-83 Irwin, Collecn-83 Jack, Cody-102 Jackson, Debbic-96, 156 Jackson. Mark-66. 143, 145 Jacobs, Todd-96, 118, 119 Jacoby. David-96, 109 Jacoby, Leslie-83 Janes, Brad-96 Janes, Michael-83 Jarrett, Suzan-66, 148 Jaynes, Dave-96 Jens, Jannae-96 Johnson, Bonna-67, 143 Johnson, Kim-102 Johnson, Linda-89 Jones, Babette-96 Jones, Betsy-96 Jones, Cindy-83, 114 Jones, Debbie-67 Jones, Dcbborah-102 Jones, Glenda-77 Jones, Janet-96 Jones, Jeff-67, 111, 147 Jones, Kevin-96 Jones, Lisa-96 Jones, Marvin-83 Jones. Terri-83 Jouflas, Georgann-83, 146 Junak, Amy-67 Junak, Emily-96 Kallay, Carole-96 Kara, Frank-83 Karp, Maura-96 Kaufmanis. Katie-78, 83. 139, 146 Kelley, Bruce-83 Kelley, Chester-77 Kelley, Don-89 Kelley, Lori-77 Kempcrs, Sherryl-96, 159, 26 Kennedy, Margarcl-83 Kercheval, Jeff-84 Kerns. Mike-102 Kerski, Joe-96 Kester, John-96 Kester, Patty-67, 136, 144, 157 Ketchum, Michael-96 Key, Carol-84, 159 Kiesow, Brenda-96 King, Betty-96 King, Deanna-96 King, Joe-102, 109 King, Rhonda-84 Kirkham, Jeff-96 Kirkham, John-67 Klapwyk, Lisa-67, 112. 152 Klements, Kevin-84, 107, 123, 157 Kline, Albert-84 Knight, Joni-84, 146 Knoch, Marc-17, 33, 67, 104, 105, 106 Knowles. Dena-67, 150 Koch, Tim-96 Kohles, Denise-96 Kohles, Mary-96 Kohls, Hans-67 Koiter, Jocl-67 Kovach. Sandy-84, 112, 157 Kozisek. Jackie-84 Kozisek. Joan-96 Kralicek, Donna-96 Kramer, Doug-77 Kreps, Karlcne-67 Kretschman. Bob-96. 159 Kronkright. Bruce-96, 106 Kruckeberg, Nadine-96 Kruh, Terry-84 Kukulan, Rodney-84 Kupez, Theresa-67, 146, 162 Kuretich, Francine-67, 112, 157 Lambert, Barbara-78, 84 Lambert, Lisa-102. 159, 156 Lane, Leroy-102 Lang, Cynthia-67, 159 Lange, Danny-96 Lara, Kenny-102 Lara, Richard-84 Larson, Rodncy-84 Larson, Todd-67, 137, 141, 147 Larsen, Jon-96 Latchaw, Dustin-96, 109 Latchaw, Steve-68 Lay, Jeff-102 Lay, Mia-111 Lay cock, James-96. 133 Laycock, Jeanie-84 Learned, Darren-68 Leach, Sandi-97 Learned, David-68 Ledesma, Greg-97, 125 Ledford, Charles-84 Lee, Kevin-84, 106, 130, 131, 132 Lee, Mitch-6 Lee, Robin-96 LcFebre. Mike-68, 111 Lehmkuhle, Brian-97, 116 Lemon, Cris-84 Lemon, Wendy-97 Lenard, Robin-97 Lcnz, George-68, 105, 107, 123, 157 Leonard, Cory-84 Lesher, John-97 Lesher, Will-77 Lewis, Mara-84, 159 Lcyba, Dubcn-84 Lindsay, Ron-97 Linn, Nadine-84 Linnemeyer, Joe-68, 110, 111 Linnermeyer, Lawrence-102 Lionberger, Lois-97 Little. Cathy-68, 112, 113 Livingston, Don-84 Lloyd, Eric-68 Loback, Crystal-97 Lockhart, Eric-97 Long, Paul-84 Long, Tracy-68 Longhorn, Debra-97 Loucks. Bradley-68 Louchs, Robin-97 Lovato, Renee-68, 144 Lovern, Coery-97, 111 Lovestad, Alan-102 Lowe, Judy-97 Lowe, Kathleen-84 Lowe, Tami-97 Lowell, Kathy-84 Lucero, Lcah-84, 151 Lucero, Michellc-68 Lucero, Suzanne-102, 151 Luepschcn, Lawrence-97 Luke, Lori-84, 164, 156 Luke, Roselyn-68, 150, 156 Luster, Kevin-97 Lynch, Kim-84 Lyttle, June-68, 115 Long, Dick-89 Maddox, Andrew-102 Maddux, Dwight-97 Madison, Chris-97 Macz, Joycc-84 Mahannah, Karalee-68 Mahoney, Lacinda-84 Mahoney, Vicki-97 Maldonado, Aaron-97 Maldonado, Albert-84, 130, 132 Maldonado. Diana-97 Malucg, Skye-163 Manown, Mark-84 Mantlo, Tana-97, 159 Manzanares, Richard-97, 109, 133 Marcil, Cindy-69 Marcil, Tim-84 Marez. Monica-97 Mariani, Raymond-102 Market, Steven-97, 109 Marks, Nannette-84 Marlow, Martin-84 Marquez, Gina-97 Martin, Brenda-84 Marten, Doug-69 Martin, Linda-97, 159, 156 Martinez, Clarissa-97, 136 Martinez, James-85 Martinez, John-69 Martinez, Kenny-97 Martinez, Linda-85 Martinez, Mike-85 Martinez, Mike-85 Martinez, Ralph-69 Martinez, Vincent-102 Marye, Katina-69, 27 Marye, Lisa-85 Maynard, Karen-102 Mazza, Lisa-69, 136, 139, 144 McAdam, Tari-85 McAdam, Cindy-102 McCandless, Mclanic-85 McCann, Patricia-85 McCarty, Carol-97 McCleary, Lori-85 McCleary, Thelma-69, 163 McCIuskey, Mark-89 McConnell, Arne-24, 69, 163 McConnell, Janic-69. 22 McConnell, Kirk-85, 163 McConnell, Mike-85 McCullah, Scott-69, 104 McDonough, Greg-89 McEvoy, Carl-85 McFry, Janet-97 McKague, Candy-89 McKay. Vivian-69, 144, 161 McKelvee, Dorian-15 McKenna, Larry-69, 105, 106 McKenna, Patty-97 McKinley, Ann-69, 112, 113, 128, 139, 151. 157, 31 McKinnon, Diann-97 McLaughlin, Jeff-97, 109 McLaughlin, Suc-69 McLeod, Jackie-102 McMenamis, Matt-102 McMican, Tracy-97 McMillen, Tom-85, 163 McMullen, Kathy-85 McVean Carrie-97, 114, 129 McVcan, Craig-85, 109, 125 Medina, Brian-97 Mchs, Tom-97 Meininger, Brad-85, 109, 147 Meisenheimer. Dane-32, 104, 106, 107 Melvin, Arliss-97, 129 Merchant, Jim-85 Merlino, Kim-85, 153, 161 Merlino, Scott-69, 104, 107, 137, 147 Merrill, Laurie-85 Metzger, Stephen-97, 118 Michel, John-98 Michels, Grag-98 Michelson, Tracy-70 Mickelson, Todd-85 Mier, Ben-89 Miller, Clifford-85 Miller, Clinton-102 Miller, Dcanna-85 Miller, Debbie-70 Miller, Jim-70. 137 Miller, Kim-98 214 Index Miller, Linda-14, 70, 147, 149 Miller, Lori-98 Miller, Lynne-121 Miller, Paul-98 Miller, Phillip-85 Miller, Sandra-85 Miller. Ted-98 Mills, Urine-97, 114 Miner, Dorrie-102 Minter, Pam-98 Miracle, David-98 Miracle, Don-89 Miracle, Shawn-98 Mitchell, Kevin-70, 137 Mitchell, Mindy-70, 133. 138, 139, 141, 145, 152. 163, 31 Mitchell, Ray-98 Mitchell, Todd-85, 118 Mocscr, Charles-98 Montano, David-97 Montoya, Viola-98 Moon, Don-102 Moore, Brenda-70 Moore, Chris-98 Moore, Marshall-85 Moore, Pam-85 Moore, Robin-70 Moore, Sam-102 Moore, Tim-102 Moren, Leslie-102 Morash, Jcff-98 Morgan, Leslie-98 Morrick, Jackie-85, 151 Morrick, Kelly-98 Morris, Bcih-70, 141, 149 Morris, Brenda-98, 112, 129 Morris, Danny-98, 116 Morrow, Kent-70 Mortin, Pam-85 Moses, Elise-85 Moses, Lance-70 Mosher, Bob-77 Mosher, Mike-85 Mow, Sherry-85 Moyer, Susan-56, 70, 157 Munro, Alice-98, 115, 129 Munro, Marsha-85, 146 Murphy, Donna-86 Murphy. Gary-98 Murphy, Tim-86 Nally, Carrie-70 Neely, Sue-98 Neiswender, Lowell-86 Neiswendcr, Vernon-98 Nelson, John-70 Nelson, Rebecca-98 Nelson, Jeanette-86 Nelson, Sarah-86, 161 Newman, Scott-102 Newby, David-86 Newton, Mark-86, 111, 124, 123, 157 Nienaber, Jessie-102 Noland, Gay-97 Nolan, Paul-157 Nolen, John-97, 111, 124, 125 North, Danc-86 Nugent, Carmin-98 Nusskem, Tamara-98, 159 O'Brien, Pat-102 O’Brien, Shawn-70 Oda, Joy Olfred, Marlene-70 Oliver, Lory-98, 128, 129 Ormsby, Eric Osborn, Mary Osborn, Tamic-98 Osmus, Sandra-98 Otto, Chris-7, 70, 111, 147 Owen. Adam-86. 109, 147 Owen, Molinda-86, 151 Paddock. Angil-86 Paddock, Greg-98, 125 Paddock. Terry-98 Painter, Judy Page, Doug-86 Page, James-86 Palmer, James-86 Pappa, Brent-98 Park, Carson-98 Parker, Brenda-14, 99, 147 Parker, Tammy-71 Patrick, Teresa-99 Patterson. Bill-99, 139 Patterson, Maria-86 Patterson, Wendy-86 Paulus, Ricky-86 Payne, Donna-99, 139 Payne, Joe-99 Payne, Julie-71 Payne, Lcslic-86, 159 Peacock. Jan-102 Pearce, Shara-90, 99, 114, 139 Peaslee, Tcresa-86 Peckham, Theresa-71, 143, 145 Pcet, Ron-71 Pigg, Pam Piggy, Bank Pelly, Al-99, 106, 133 Percival, Michelle-86, 136, 146 Perry, Debra-99 Perry, Denise-99. 139 Perry, Dru-99. 104, 125, 137, 21 Pesman, Diane-102 Petefish, Andy-34, 141 Peterson, Jeff-71 Peterson, Rex-99, 109, 147 Petterson. Sharon-86 Pfeil, Robert-86 Phelps, Ron-86 Phipps, Dan-86, 105, 107 Pigford, Todd-99, 125 Pilenton, Stcphcn-99 Pinkerton, Angela-71 Pitts, Kamilee-71, 163, 164, 27, 31 Pinkerton, Don-86 Pitts, Cherlyn-86, 164 Polk, Kaye-86 Polzine, Alex-71, 106 Polzine, Joree-86 Pond, David-86, 118, 119, 146 Pond, Jenny-14. 86 Pond, Mark-86 Pond, Steve-71 Porter, Mark-86 Porter, Mike-99, 125 Porter, Shona-99, 135 Potratz, Michael-137 Potratz, Joanne-86, 153 Poundstone, Gregg-86 Powell, John-77, 28 Power, Mike-99 Power, Clay-86, 109 Powers, Doug-71, 110, 111 Powers, Sutton-99 Prescott, Debbie-87, 139 Price, Jon-87 Prinstcr, Dan-99 Prinster, Lorraine-24, 87, 136, 159 Prinster, Steve-87 Puhler, Linda-87 Pulley, William-Quan, Tom-71, 139 Quintanna, Jeff-87, 116, 117, 138, 139, 147, 171, 157 Race, Tammy-87 Ragsdale, Janet-71 Radebaugh, Brenda-87 Radke, Rick-99 Rathbonc, Dianc-87 Rathbone, Dianne-102 Ratliff, Michael-99, 109. 125 Rave, Marshall-87 Redd, Luke-87. 133 Recce, Mary-71, 141 Reed, Ken-71 Reed, Kcn-87 Reeves, Dirk-87 Reeves, Kirk-Reeves, Mark-71 Rega, Kim-72 Reichert, Joe-17, 33, 87, 104, 107 Reigles. Donnie-87 Rennels, Rochelle-87, 157 Rentie, John Renyolds. Greg-87 Retallack, Tim-72, 150 Rice, Debbie-99 Rice, Teresa-87 Richards, Bill-102 Richards, Mary-72, 163 Richards, Peggy-72 Richardson, Claudia-87 Richardson, Jamie-Riffel, Tina-72 Ritter, Jeannine-72 Riveria, Mikc-99, 125 Rivers. Sherry Roatcap, Galen-72 Robb, Jim-99. 125 Robber, Jailcd-Robbins, Donna-8 Roberts, Michael-87 Robinson, Laura-99 Robson, James-102 Rodgers, Brent-72, 140, 145 Rodriguez, Susan-72 Rodriguez, Tina-Rogers, Bryan-87 Roger, Cindy-102 Rohde, David-102 Romero, Alfred-33. 102, 109 Romero, Theresa-99 Romero. Tommy- Rosenthal, Debbic-72. 139, 141, 145. 159, 163, 164. 31 Ross, Charles Ross, Charles-72, 157 Ross, Karen-99 Ross, Mike-87. 162 Roulear, Thomas-99, 118 Roussin, Susanne-87 Row. Marshall-Rowland, Lance-72 Rowland, Lane-87 Roybal, Ron-99 Royce, Tracy-87 Rozelle, Randy-87, 106 Rubalcaba, Alvin-99 Rubch, Leyba-Rudd. Steve-72 Russell, Linda-9, 87, 148 Rutt, Todd-143, 163 Ruzychi, Alex-99 Ryan, Bryan-99, 90. 109, 147 Ryan, Mark-87, 147, 123 Ryan, Meg-99, 129 Ryan, Tim-10, 32, 104, 108, 107, 147, 157, 31 Safford, Kawna-87 Salatino, Sheree-87, 139 Salazar, Vickie-99 Samuelson, Stacy-99. 116 Sand, Belinda-Sandoval, Lara-87 Santistivan, Rosemary-101 Sasscra, Richard- 99 Scales, Kevin-87 Schaffer, Alice-87 Schiesswohl, Debbie-15, 72 Schilling, Debbic-72 Schlauger, Peggy-Schmidt, Barry-Schooley, Laura-99 Schrocder, Terri-100 Schulze, Lori-73, 139, 159, 157 Schumacher, Bob-73 Schumacher, Mitchel-100 Schumann. Merritt-87 Schwan, Iric-100 Schwan, Steve-133, 159, 27 Schwartz. Julie-87 Scroggins. Dennis-73, 150 Sears, Brenda-87 Seiler, Lisa-100 Selders, Larry-100 Semmler, Brian-87 Service, James-87 Service, Kemberly-87 Shanahan, Bill-87, 130 Shannon, Philip-87 Shaw, Shawn-33, 100, 131 Sheetz, Jerry-100 Sheffield, Cathy-87 Sheldon. Phil-100, 139 Shellabarger, Danial-88 Slellabarger, Doug-73 Shelton, Connie-100 Shepard, Colleen-88 Shoemaker, Dale-Sholes. Judy-73, 136, 143, 145, 146. 164 Shoup, Rose-100 Shultz, Mikc-73, 27. 28 Index 215 Shurm, Kirk-88 Silzell, Mark-100 Simon, Karen-73 Simon, Pam-88, 146 Simon, Sally-100, 115 Sims, Phil-100 Sitterley, Carl-100 Skidmore, Dana-88 Skogen, Tracy-88 Smith, Barbara-73 Smith, Christine-100 Smith. David-88, 125 Smith, DeeDee-73, 144 Smith, Jeff-73 Smith, Jeff (W) -73, 118, 137, 147. 123, 157 Smith, Kacey-88, 125 Smith, Karen-88 Smith, Linda-73 Smith, Scott-73. 123, 157. 31 Smith, Steve-73 Smock, Kris-100 Smock, Roxanna-74 Soinski, Fred-74 Sparks, Jody-88 Spears, Scott-73 Spence, Kathy-100 Spence. Kelvin-88 Spendurp, Trent-88 Spomer, Jerry-74, 139, 141, 145 Spor, Robin-100, 139 Sprenger, Susan-88 Springer, John-74 Spurger, Kevin-100 Spurlock, Julie-88, 159 Squirrell, Sherri-100, 115 Squirrel, Sid-88 Stahl, Robert-102, 125 Starck, Lori-88 Steele, Mike-88 Steele, Tracey-Stceley, Steven-Steinkerchner. Pat-74, 120, 141, 31 Stellavoto, Mickey-88, 115, 146, 162, 163 Stephens, Lori-88 Stevenson, Jennifer-88, 151 Stimson, Matt-88 Stoddart, Nancy-100 Stoltman, Hank-88 Stoltman, Jim-100 Stoner, Doyle-102 Stout, Melissa-74, 162 Stout, Michelle-100 Street, Lorrie-Stricklan, Kent-101 Stricklan, Lori-74 Stride, Terri-88 Stubbs, Karen-74, 146, 153 Stubbs, Tom-74. 120 Suazl, Carmen-Sukraw, Pat-100 Sulley, Claudia-102 Sullivan, Rcx-Sullivan, Sharon-Summcr, Merlin-88, 109 Sumiski, James-88 Suplizio, Sam-Sutherland, Gregg-Sutrina, Mark-88, 131 Sutton, Lori-100 Sybrant, Greg-100 Taylor, Dody- Taylor, Lynn-8, 74, 143, 149 Tedesco, Nicki-74, 144 Tedrick, April-74 Temple, Michelle-74, 139 Temple, Phillip-100, 137 Testerman, Serena-100 Theisen, Charlie-100, 109 Thoelc, Jcannc-74 Thomas. Alan-Thomas, Cathy-74 Thomas, Laura-100, 114, 129 Thomsen. Cathy-100 Thomason, John-75 Thome, James-75, 111 Thompson, Lynn-75 Thompson, Tami-Thornberg, Damon-100, 133 Thurstin, Paul-88 Thye, Blake-88 Ticmann, Jerry-101 Tiffany, Janice-88, 150 Tilton, Rhea-88 Timpte, Barbara-88, 114, 164, 27 Todd, Robert-Todd, Teresa-100 Tomasi, Tim-88 Topliss, Ladawn-88 Torline, Mary-102 Trammell, Laura-100 Travis, Colleen-88, 112, 129, 146, 161 Tribolet, Becky-75 Trujillo, Sarah-100, 151 Trujillo, George-75, 137 Trusty, Donna-101. 159 Thurston, Vickie-102 Tiemann. Jerry-102 Tilton, Rhea-102 Town, Mike-102 Trait. Sandra-88 Trinmer, Debbie-102 Troutner, Ron-102 Trujillo, Peter-102 Tuttle, Scott-89 Valdez, Alcx-89 Vallejo, Ruben-89 Valpando, David-102 Vandcrmccr. Don-89 VanGundy, Kevin-100 VanGundy, Randy-75 Vath, Tammy-89 VanTreeck, Norman-102, 156 VanTrcck, Robcrt-89 Vargas, Debbie-102 Veatch, Luanna-89 Velasquez, Linnic-89, 153 Vessels, Lydia-75, 164 Vig, Jannette-101 Vigil, Jack-89 Vigil, Tracy-101, 147 Vogel, Terry-75 Volpe, Lori-89 Wagner, Jay-75, 160 Wagner, Mark-101 Wagner, Wendy-101 Wahlberg, Mark-102 Wainwright, John-89 Wainwright, Susan-75 Waldrop, Julie-75, 136, 139, 147. 30 Walker, Keith-102 Walker, Chris-89 Ward. Karen-89, 146 Warner, June-89 Warner, Richard-101 Warren, Laurel-75 Warren, Rogcr-89, 163 Waterhouse, David-Waters, Keeley-101 Waters, Kevin-89 Watkins, Dave-141 Watson, Christina-101 Watt, Patty-101 Watts, John-75, 163 Watts, Kristi-101 Watts, Lori-89, 150 Watts, Rick-77, 28 Weaver, Tori-89 Weihl, Dave-101 Weihl, Debbie-76, 141, 145 Wendland, Lisa-76 Westermire, Brant-89 Whitacrc, Terri-56, 76, 162 White, Charles-101, 109 White, Karen-89, 151 White, Sheri-89 White, Teddy Ann-77 Whitehousc, Eric-101 Whiting, Eugene-89 Whitney, Leyden-89 Whitt, Kevin-101 Wicbold, Lynnc-89, 146 Wicker, Sherry-89 Wiese, Paula-102 Wilbert. Janet-56, 112, 139, 152, 30, 157 Wilds, Vicki-76, 136, 139, 141, 146, 162, 163 Wilkins, Kcvin-76 Williams, Amy-101 Williams, Carolyn-89 Williams, Cathy-102 Williams, Chuck-102 Williams, Charilynn-76, 151, 164, 27 Williams, Frank-89 Williams, Janct-89, 129 Wilson, Bob-101 Wilson, Mark-101, 147 Wilson, Robert-102 Winter, Lcroy-89 Winters, Korb-10! Wood, Jamcs-76 Wood, Joy-76 Wood, Lorna-101, 139, 27 Wood, William-101 Woods, Robert-101 Woomer, Ann-76, 146 Woomer, Jerry-101, 116 Worster, Brit-76, 143 Wort, Donna-89 Wort, Kathy-101 Wright. Bill-77 Wright, Bruce-102 Wright, Jana-77 Wright, Ken-89 Wright, Steven L.-102 Wright, Steven V.-102 Wrzcski, James-89 Wubben, David-76, 118, 124, 147, 123 Yaws, Cheryl-89, 164 York, Thomas-102 Youker, Judy-101 Young, Leslie-76 Young, Tina-89 Yturria. Rodrigo-76 Zachery, Karen-101, 150 Zachery, Karl-77 Zambrano, Carlos-77 Zambrano, Hector-102 Zambrano, Tomasita-89 Zellner, Randy-89, 109 Zuidema, Debbic-77 Zimmermann. Lori-89 Zuidema, Jim-101 216 Index On May 25, Grand Junction High School held commencement exercises for 318 seniors. The ceremony was originally planned for the football field at Stocker Stadium but becuase of construction it was moved to the baseball field at Stocker Stadium. The Commencement speaker was Manuel Escamillia who is a 1966 graduate of GJHS and is an Instructor at UCLA. Mr. Escamillia attended Mesa College and received his doctorate from CSU. The Baccalaureate service was held on May 21, in the school auditorium with Father King of Immaculate Heart of Mary as the speaker. 318 Seniors Graduate Graduation Speaker Manuel Escamillia addresses the class of 1978. Seniors listen to music provided by Choral singers. More Graduation On Page 16. LATE SENIOR PICTURE Chester Kelley Graduation 1 Musical “Paint Your Wagon” Elder Jacob Woodling and wife meditate by campfire (Brenda Moore and Dennis Scroggins). Jamie Gormley sings the opening song. Also pictured arc Don Livingston and Janice Tiffany. Miners in search of gold at the big strike arc Arne McConnell, Todd Rutt, Jay Green, Derek Brunner and Greg Finch. 2 Musical Highlights Spring Activities. Cherry’s Girls perform the Fandango. Pictured are Kirk McConnell, Mark Wilson, Barb Timpte, Arne McConnell, Debbie Rosenthal, Todd Rutt, Jay Green, Maria Griffith an Ann Ericson. The Drama Department’s spring production of “Paint Your Wagon,’’ a challenge for the entire cast and crew, was presented May 18 and 19 in the auditorium. It was the last show for drama instructor Larry Beers who has done an excellent job presenting the school’s dramatic productions the past three years. The musical involved the combined efforts of vocal music director David Hein and choreographer James Van Duyne with a cast of 28. In the lead, Jamie Gormley as Ben Rumson, a crusty, hard-bittin Caliornia miner of the 1880’s. The major of Rumson-town, Jamie gave an outstanding performance. In the romantic leads were Janice Tiffany as Jennifer Rum-son and Mark Medina as Julio. The rest of the cast consisted of miners, fandangos and Mormons. Mark Medina reveals his true feelings to Janice Tiffany with the song “I Talk To The Trees’’. Musical 3 Spring Awards Give Highest ACHIEVEMENT AWARDS Shishi Gupta, French; Grady Caraway, German; Ian Dodd, Spanish; John Bausch, Outstanding Work Experience Study Student; Toni Grasso, Mitch Costanzo, Karyn Spieker, Steven Cain, Mathematics Award; Renee Gould, Debbie Rosenthal, AAUW Scholarship Award; Jeff Quintana, Georgann Jouflas, Masonic Achievement Award; Sarah Nelson, Outstanding Future Homemaker of America member; Teddy Ann White, Outstanding Home Economic Student; Katie Kaufmanis, Walter Walker History Award; Mike Roberts, DAR History Award; Amy Hall, DAR Citizenship Award; Todd Barnett, Russ Huff, Mike Ross, Speech Awards; Tony Brich, Outstanding Thespian Award; Debbie Schilling, BPW Award; David Learned, Outstanding Business Student Award; Shawna Galligan, Harvey Townsley Award; Kamilee Pitts, Lydia Vessels, Steve Rudd, Art Awards; Mark Dwyer, Karl Zachcry, Mike Andrews, Arion Award; Mark Manown, Cathy Schafer, Drum Major Award; Katina Marye, Barbara Fox Flute Award; Tim Retallack, Karen Zachery, John Phillip Sousa Award; Dennis Scroggins, Sparkplug Award; Letha Bishop, Sparkplug Award; Karen Zachery, Ken Lowell Award; DeDe Austin, Cheney Memorial Chorus Award; Janice Tiffany, Darrell Blackburn Award; Kathy Schaffer, Lana Clymcr, Barb McDow, Honor Band Awards; Brent Rodgers, Todd Rutt, Brit Worster, Wende Allen, Lisa Mazza, Vivian McKay, Shawna Galligan, Dana Brownlee, Diane Collier, Terry Pcckham, Julie Burmeister, National Scholastic Press Assn. Award; Julie Burmeister, Toni Grasso, Terry Pcckham, CU School of Journalism Award; Tom McMillan, Pam Simon, Jeff Kercheval, Barbara Timpte, Janice Tiffany, Debbie Prescott, Kawna Safford, Donna Fabrizio, Greg Brewer, Jeff Quintana, Quality Achievement Award for Journalism; Wes Powell, Kiwanis Achievement Award; Amy Hall, Elks Leadership Award; Karyn Spieker, Mitch Costanzo, Straight A Award. 4 Awards Karyn Spickcr accepts the Mathematics Award Renee Gould and Debbie Rosenthall were the recipients of the AAUW Scholarship Award Recognition To Achievers MEMORIAL AND HONOR AWARDS Amy Hall, JoAnn Stockton Award; Janet Wilbert, Emma Groom Memorial Award; Linda Miller, Delmer Born Award; Theresa Kupecz; DV PEO English Award; Donna Payne, Jane O’Connor Award; Wes Powell, Bob Adams Award; Joe Elliott, Ruth Wood Award; Judy Sholes, Grady Caraway, Principal’s Award; Kawna Safford, Cindy Schaffer Memorial Award. ATHLETIC AWARDS Red White Football Award: Dennis Dalton. Bud Flockhart Basketball Award: Scott Smith. Clair Clayton Baseball Award: Ruben Diaz. Tripler Track Award: Tim Tyan. L.V. Turner Award: Brenda Morris, Paul Nolen. Lewis Dawson Award: Teri Alexander, George Lenz. Joe Biggs Award: Ann McKinley, Bill Dyar. Awards 5 % ’78 Prom Is Seniors’ Ramada Inn was the sight for G.J.H.S.’s annual Junior-Senior Prom. “Stairway to Heaven” was the 1978 theme. The band was Axis while the color scheme was burgandy and silver. Janie McConnel was selected to reign over Prom. Karen Duarte was senior attendant and Donna Fabrizio was chosen as junior attendant. After coronation, the royalty and their escorts danced to “Stairway to Heaven” by the band. 6 Prom “Stairway To Heaven” ccV V V. ,5 S Prom 7 Tigers Capture 2nd In State Once again the Tigers captured the South Western League baseball championship. The Tigers were considered as underdogs at winning the league. At the beginning of the season Delta was picked as favorites with Central second, Fruita third and the Tigers fourth. This did not stop the Tigers as they dominated almost every team they played. The Tigers Finished the season with a 17-1 record with their only loss coming from Fruita by a score of 2-1. After winning the league championship, Coach Bill Fanning and his Tigers traveled on to the State Tournament held in Pueblo on May 25-27. At State the Tigers defeated Ft. Collins Poudre 2-1, and Thomas Jefferson of Denver 9-6 before losing 14-0 to Mullen in the championship game. Four Tigers were selected to the All-league team: Seniors Ruben Diaz, Ron Fante and Dane Meisenheimer, and junior Chris Burns. Pitchers: Jeff McLaughlin, Ron Fante, James Duran, Tim Anderson. Catchers: George Trujillio, Clark Carroll. Outfielders: Steve Cain, Jef Wood, Steve Brown, Mike Potratz, John Springer, Alan Fransen, Dane Meisenheimer, Scott Merlino, Chris Otto, Todd Larson. Infielders: Chris Diaz, Chris Burns, Scott Smith, Bret Blaney. Ruben Diaz, Mike LeFabrc, Kenny Archuleta, Jim Church, Dru Perry. Assistant Coach John McClennon, Manager John Thomason, Head Coach Bill Fanning, Scorckecpcrs Donna Payne, Lisa Anderson, Gail Archuleta. 8 Sports Sports 9 JV’s — Sophs Improve The Junior Varsity and Sophomore teams showed promise for next year. Both teams proved to be hard hitting and improved in fundamentals. The Junior Varsity was coached by Buzz Shoenbeck and the sophomores by Bob Gear both in their first year of coaching baseball. James Duran watches man on first. Junior Varsity, back row: Coach Buzz Shoenbeck, Mike Clemons, Bob Eichcr, Greg Ledesma, Richard Crabtree, Vince Grasso, Damon Thornburg, Jim Billings. Duane Hartshorn, Danny Lange. Front Row: Chris Moore, Tracy Vigil, Bill Shanahan, Paul Nolen, Kevin Klements, James Duran, Greg Boothe. Sophomores, back row: Glen Honstein, Steve Clemons, David Jacoby, Rex Peterson, Kevin Whitt, Geoff Paddock, Charles White, Coach Gear. Front row: Fred Cummings, Rodney Cesario, Jim Flynn, Coery Lovcrn, Gary Crone, Jim Lay cock. 10 Sports Netters Qualify Four To State The 1978 girls tennis team under Coach Jan Muyskens had a successful season culminated in qualifying the number 1 and number 3 double teams for the state tournament. The teams of Bottinelli and Flynn and Cadez and Cadez each won first place in the District tournament. Durango won the league and the district tournament with Cheyenne Mountain of Colorado Springs and Grand Junction finishing 2nd and 3rd respectively. Flynn and Bottinelli went on to finish 4th at the state tournament. State Qualifier: Carolyn Bottinelli. State Qualifier: Kelly Flynn. State Qualifier: Robin Cadez. 1978 Tennis Team: Kelly Flynn, Linda Cadez, Robin Cadez, Laura Hall, Christie Alexander, Carolyn Bottinelli, Susan Moyer. Cathy Little, and Tish Elliott. State Qualifier: Linda Cadez. Tennis 11 Tigers Take District SPRINTERS: Danny Dunn, Jeff Smith, Nick Hughes, Charlie Theisen, Todd Jacobs, Bryan Ryan, Lenny Berry, George Lenz, Bill Dyar and Mark Newton. COACHES: Assist. Bob Sundcrmeir and Head Coach John Krizman. The 1978 track season began early in March and culminated with the Tigers winning their 13th out of 14 league championship. During the season they traveled to many outstanding meets including Air Force Academy, Evergreen and B.Y.U. Led by seniors Bill Dyar, Tim Ryan, Dennis Dalton and George Lenz they easily out distanced the rest of the league to win the title and send 14 people to the State Tournament in Denver. FIELD EVENTS HURDLERS: Tim Ryan, Dennis Dalton, Mark Sutrina, Steve Markert, Dan Prinster, (kneeling) Mike Porter, Lenny Berry, Mike Steele, Mark Newton, George Lenz, and Mark Porter. 12 Sports AS t Jth DISTANCE MEN: Standing; Kelly Graves, Scott Hay-duck, Dave Wubben, and Joe Elliot. Sitting; Brian Lem-kuhle, Jerome Woomer, Greg Hall and Tom Burns. (Not pictured, Jeff Quintana.) Sports 13 Girls Tracksters Win 5th SWL Title DISTANCE RUNNERS: Back Row: Lori Oliver, Teri Alexander, and Ann Flower. Front Row: Claudia Richardson. Patty Kester and Pam Buzan. Donna Fabrizio strains at the tape to finish first. HELD EVENTS HURDLERS. Jackie Gonzales, Sandy Kovach, Carrie McVean. and Joni Crisman. Alice Munroe. Serina Testerman, Joan Kosicek and Laura Thomas. 14 Girls Track Jonic Crisman (far right) and Lori Oliver (far left) await Assist. Coach Bob Hensley and Head Coach Larry the starter's gun in the mile run. Ingram. Teresa Peaslee and Becky Hobbs, managers. Wendy Wagner comes out of the blocks at the District Meet in Cortez. SPRINTERS: Back Row: Michelle Percival, Rochelle Rennells, Rebecca Nelson, Lisa Klapwyk. Carole Kallay and Kathy Berry. Front Row: Wendy Wagner, Donna Fabrizio, Cheryl Bonella. Meg Ryan, Tracy McMican. and Beth Morris. The 1978 girls track team had a very good season. The team split into two teams in order for everyone to participate, but they merged at the District Meet to slip by Montrose and win 118 to 116. This is the fifth consecutive year that Grand Junction High School has won the Southwestern League Title. Girls Track 15 M S ' ' •i t 4m ■ ' . lV i! i’Hl, M ' j i. ■ i ty 7ate'Slslll V fhi HJf i vi MU ,OTC ’• it i;L % v'' r5 ; }• h r A’ • i-1 WM4 8® ,ivy.ik i (f (ififfaw.h mimJiMwwM Yi ' IM.vVk' , M aBaw v ;• • 1 ,v .