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

Text from Pages 1 - 216 of the 1984 volume:

Volume LXV Grand Junction High School 1400 North 5th Street Grand Junction. Colorado 81501 Inside This Issue; The Tiger Staff Advisors: Gary Cordray and Max Kralicek The Society Page .... 11 Publishers .... 25 The Academic Review .... 35 The Sports Page______45 The Staff .... 87 Clubs and Organizations .... 139 Entertainment .... 165 The Last Page .... 177 Classifieds____ 187 Tiger tennis boys qualify entire team for state Related Story Page 58 Editors: Terri Chappell and Jan-een Duprey Assistant Editors: Barbara Barlow and Patti Bonnet Section Editors: Dayna Ashley. Kristi Clark, Paul Herrera, Danny Martinez, Shane Swartz, Jennifer Tadvick, Julie Torline, Kristen Trader, Doc Williams, and Nancy Wing. Photographers: Jill Jefferson and Wende Pomrenke Advertising Manager: Jill Miller “A half day in the life of a senior’ (Half a day was all I could bear to tell about.) Yawn, rollover, snore. Ummm. why is Def Leppard giving a rock concert in my ear? Alarm? School! 7:25 a.m.l Jump out of bed, jump into my clothes, jump into the car. There it is GJHS. Why are all the halls so empty? What time is it? Ten till eight! Oh boy. I'm in big trouble! Hi Mr. Ross, sorry I'm late, but you see I was abducted by a group of cute little Cambodians who wanted me to become an honorary boat person and the inauguaration was this morning. Are you sure this is my thirty-fifth tardy. Sir? Hi Ann ... Sure I'd love to copy your homework, if you really want me to ... Pay attention! I don't know how any of you expect to learn anything. CSU will be holding its Math Days next week and I feel that it would be an excellent opportunity for those of you more advanced students ... He looks at me? I wouldn't even want to torture myself one milli-moment longer in the Wonderful World of Math! PING-PING-PING Hey watch it! Stupid sophomore. I'm a senior you know! Just because I'm talking up at you doesn't mean ... Ouch!! Well yes. I know I'm late, but this giant humming bird swooped out of my locker and started eating the hairspray oft my hair and .. well, okay; I'll clean the desks for 45 minutes after school. I love Psychology even though it does get a little scary when Mrs. Whitacre uses us as subjects in experiments. It never really hurts, and we always get M M's when it's over. Oh no, I forgot to write in my journal for 6th hour. He's not going to be pleased. I'll do it 5th hour. Naaah ... the reason I took a free 5th hour was so I could go home and watch General Hospital. PING-PING-PING 25-4-35. click-click. Whoosh, SMACK!! Mesa County Public Library comes crashing to the floor. When did I check out these books anyway? Shove. Cram, Run to class. Journalism, my favorite class. Typewriters banging, phones ringing and editors screaming. An ad staffer is on strike. I think I'll offer him a job on the yearbook. A yearly salary, two weeks paid vacation and a neon pink Cadillac, (with Josten's printed on the side, of course). How could anyone refuse? Have any of you ever watched Dave Nissen and Teddy Parker cut out little paper space dogs and then race them on a masking tape track? That's SQUARE! SPACE DOG 500 VRRRROOOOM It's ol' yeller around the corner, he takes the lead by a snout and ... Awwww, Nissen get your dog off my dog! PING-PING-PING It's Movie Day in here The lights go off and already the fun begins. Vawnn ... Hey what's everyone looking at? I must have dozed oft. Why are they laughing? What's that on my face? Oh, great, I fell asleep on my spiral again! I wonder how long it takes for skins elasticity to regain normality? Let's see, TO more minutes left. I wonder if my teacher gets a rash from all the polyester she wears? Five minutes left ... my nails look so gross. Who ever thought passionate purple sunset could look like barf when it dried, Yuck-ola. A little paper football comes whizzing past my head and lands on the teacher's desk ... What?! It wasn't ME: Golly Gee Whiz. I was just sitting here behind my 'Star Wars' notebook ... It couldn't have been me! ... Okay, fine if that's the way you're going to be. I don't need this ... no, wait! I'm sorry. If I get sent to the office one more time this week the “Big Guys are going to call my parents. Well that would be just awful. My parents think I'm a well-adjusted United States Citizen when actually, I'm just a SENIOR!! PING-PING-PING Student bodies? Pag© 10 Tiger Times Grand Junction. Colo Opening Homecominn-Car Rallies-Moro -Dress-LlD Days-F.A.C.-Piaskin -M-TV-Sexy Male Cheerleaders-Royalty-Tiners-P.M.A.-Assembl ies-Tromps-Woodsies-Cottonbal l-Lunch-JUCO's-Bleacher Bums-Hinhline Lake-School Spirit-P ron-Chariot Races-Pizza-Alumn i Dance-G.J.H.S.-Seniors-Wate r Fiohts-Sprino Fest-The Comm ons Area-Bo Gorillas-GQ-Getti no Rowdy-Hall Passes-Footbal1 Games-Hunan Body Spellers-Spr inn Break-Donut Runs-Smurfs-R ock and Rol1-Posters-Juniors-2G Road-Thumoer-Locker Decora tions-Orange and Black-Cafete ria Food. Parkinn Lot Problems-Lo!, usic-Richard Gere-Assasinal n-Sleeping in Class-Coorj ht-Jobs-Cool Short People cene Cheers-Fred FIii enior Trio-Skiing-CabTI -Rocky Horror Picture Sh? rth Avenue-T.J. Swan-P Car Windov.'S With SI Airbands-Homecoming ncinq With The Airbands-Baj tball Games. Real Men-Real Women-Kens Mo vies-Junior Crime Stoppers-Th e Dunes-Library Passes-Work-C ars That Don't Run-Studying-C oncerts-Car Wrecks-Beach Part y Dance-Senior Pictures-Homew ork-More Homework-The Princin al's Office-Junk Food-More Ju nk Food- Gaining Weinht-Compl aininn About Gainino Weight-D iets-Manhunts-Hoo Huntino-Con fetti-Eatinn Farmer Meat-Stud s-Nerds-Class Competitions-Wo olco Parking Lot-Final Exams-Report Cards. Girls Without Dates-Aerobic s (With Bobby and Jay)-Squirt Guns-Calvin Klein Under ear-C ruisin1-Funny Sunglass s-Morn ing Announcements (Cha-lie in the Mornina). Prom-Final Exams-Movies-Go Gor illas-Stereos-P.O.-S pring Fest-Homecoming Floa ts-25 Road-Boys-No 3onb Th reats-Traffic Court-Bleach er-Bums-Christmas Vacation -Real Men(Where??????)-Scr ap Books-lunch Hour-Chips-The Dunes-Parking Lot Prob lems-Assemblies-TTie New Gr ading Scale-Flunking Out-L etter.iackets-Graduat ion. 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Gui' t Li ve Without You-Socializing -Field Trips to the Mortua ry and the State !kxne(Wher e we lost Rick Gallegos) The Mortuary Crowd-The Loon -Collene Aoplications-Flashda nce(What A Feelino???)-Summer -18th Birthdays-The Police-Pi aying Dimes-Avoiding Mr. Wind sor In The Halls-Dances-Drive rs Licenses-Gurger Kino-Bad J ocks-Pop Quiz-P.E.-Babysittin g-Prom-Christmas Vacation-Psy chology Experiments-Parties-B lind Dates-Sexy Leos-Orthodon tist Appointments-Seniors-Fre nch Fries-Gum-Hall Passes-Jun ior Crime Stopoers-Speedino T i ckets-Soohomores-T.V.-Buooi n 0 Mr. Kehler-Class Meetinos-D itching-Piqskin-Class Rinos-P osters-Traffic Court-Goino To The Mall-Drive-In Movies-Asse htlies-25 Road-Miniture Golf-r4-Wheelin’-The Swirmino Team Bald-A What?????-Compute lass-Sprinq Fest. Football Games-Fallinn Asle Ju panish-Trips To Durano s-Chiopewas-Stereos-Don .Sexy Male Cheerleader r- Be inn Hungry-The Commons Ar _ a-Tigers-The Dunes-flew Year' s Eve-Scrap Books-16th Birthd avs-Letterjackets-Cramming fo r a Test-Making Fun Of Fruita Girls-School Spirit-Junk Food -Cottonball. Parking Lot Problems- Girls Without Dates-Morp-Assasinati on-Airbands-Halloween-Beach P arty Dance-Punk Day-Basketbal 1 Games-Diets. Sexy Football Players-Kens-Alumni Dance-Report Cards-Tar dies-SAT's-Bad Breath-Letter.i ackets-Orange and Black-Sprin o Fest-Royalty-Ugly Cars-Blea cher Bums-Baseball Ganes-Chee seburners-Loud Music-Telephon es-The Dunes-Graduation-Diets -Hon Huntina-Concerts-hancino with The Airbands-Obscene Che ers-Playboy-Straioht Vs. Top Reigning over the Homecoming festivities from left to right ore: Laura Bush, junior attendent. Patricia Moran, senior attendent. Ji Jefferson. Homecoming queen Darci Jensen sophomore attendent Bottom left Homecoming Queen Ji Jefferson. Bottom right Seniors pose punk during spirit week Facing page Top: Senior class float Bottom left Varsity Cheerleaders in the Homecoming parade Bottom right Senior attendent Patricia Moran Poge_23_JjgeMrnes_Gfand_ ictioni_Cojo_ “How we got off to a good start” You thought the dance would get bombed, right? Fooled you! Fortunately for us. that old tradition was broken this year. That wasn't the only tradition broken. The traditions we're talking about, are Spirit Week, pep assemblies class competitions and airbands that rocked GJHS with enough spirit to lost more than a few Homecomings. Everyone dressed up for Tourist Day. Toga Day, Punk Day. Dress-Up Day. Gangster Day. and Orange and Black Day. The Homecoming dance was held Sept. 24. The 1983 Royalty was as follows: Jill Jefferson, queen. Patricia Moran, senior attendent; Laura Bush, junior attendent. and Darci Jensen, sophomore attendent. Pag© 14 Tiger Times Grand Junction. CO Pigskin Darryl Dixon, senior attendant, doe-se-doed the night away with his high school sweetheart. Valerie Jackson He has shown his style playing footbal. and basketball for GJHS. Mike Stahl was donned sherriff of Tiger -land at the Pigskin Dance. He participated m football, swimming and baseball His escort this year was Amy Mad-son. Tim Minter. junior attendant, has played varsity football for two years This rowdy wrangler rustled up a dandy for his escort. Sandi Keyes, and square danced into our hearts Travis Pride, the littlest cowboy, was this year's sophomore attendant This newsworthy young cowpolk made headway on the varsity football and wrestling teams His date was Johnna Jordon Tiger Times Grand Junction, Colo. Assemblies Enthusiams, skits, and lots of spirit are the central ingredients of an assembly. Add in a healthy portion of competitions, air bands, and successful athletic programs and you developed an important element of the school year, fun! Assemblies began with the fall highlight of Homecoming and carried through to the second annual Spring Fest Many groups contribute to the success of the assemblies; the cheerleaders, Pom Pons, the band, but mostly the student body. Page 18 Tiger Times Grand Junction. Colorado Cottonball Martinez Crowned Cottonball King Cottonball was held on February 25 in the cafeteria. Traditionally the dance, sponsored by the sophomore class, is a girl - ask - guy dance. The music was provided by Kevin Kempers and Cody Powell. Reigning as king for the occasion was Danny Martinez. Phil Estenson was named senior attendant. Scott Else was Junior Attendant, and Brent Lenderman was named Sophomore Attendant. Sophomore Attendant Brent Lenderman King: Danny Martinez Junior Attendant Scott Else Senior Attendant: Phil Estenson Page JP ige JirnesJSrandJunctioa Cojo Not a creature was stirring except for the Tigers This year Student Council was very busy with several activities which brought forth the Christmas spirit. Starting off the season was a tree decorating party followed by a door decorating contest; Mrs. Hyatt's room came in first. Many clul Mrs. Whitacre's Eddie Murphy (How to be a Ho-Ho-Ho) came in second, and Mrs. Eads' came in third. During the week of December 12 - 16, Student Council sponsored a canned food drive to help bene- ed in the the sea-inish Club, providecWilluminarios at the Alumni Dance and NHS who sponsored the Alumni Dance and basketball game for the second year in a row. Let's hope this stays a yearly tradition. The Christmas Assembly was held on December 22, with last year's Head Boy and Girl, Mike Meyers and Stephanie Meacham speaking on behalf of the Alumni. A member of the Senior Class, Tom Brine-gar, had his Christmas Story presented at the assembly. Many other groups also provided entertainment. Basketball stars from the past played an exciting game, showing each other what they have forgot- ten since they were once Tigers. Following this exciting game was the Annual Alumni Dance, which started off with a bang and ended in a roar. This is the end of the story because there isn't any more. Merry Christmas to all and to all a good year! MOW TO tt « m Monday-Beach day Tuesday-Dress up Wednesday-MTV Thursday-Foreigner Friday-Tootsie Page 20 Tiger Times Grand Junction. Colo Spring Fest Spring Fest Gets Better Every Year Are you talking to us? unidentified girl dresses up and boy(!) is she pretty. Dayna and Jenifer get ready for the Beach dance. Page 21 Tiger Times Grand Junction, Colo Spring Fest This year for dress up days we had Beach day. Dress up day, MTV day, Foreigner day, and Tootsie day. The participation for these days is really improved from the past few years which made it a lot more fun for everyone. We also had our Beach Dance which added to the fun. Finally the weekend came and it was time for our Carnival '84. In the Carnival we had the top two finalists of the air band contest compete for the championship, mud volleyball, mud tug of war, arm wrestling, a kissing booth, and many other booths. Patrica Moron sings I think I'm turning Japanese Will the real tootsie stand up? Page 22 Tiger Times Grand Junction, Colo. Prom Dining, dancing and memories all part of Prom Couples enjoy the atmosphere of the Prom. The 1984 Prom was held on May 5 in Lift Auditorium at Mesa College. The theme for the dance was The Best is Yet to Come.” Earlier in the week the student body selected the royalty to reign over the traditional Spring festivity. The girls chosen were Lisa Arbogast, junior attendent; Laini Stadler, senior attendent, and Terri Chappell, queen. The royalty were honored at the dance where the coronation of the queen took place. London Bridges from Utah, provided the music that made dancing and lifetime memories the order Of Soft lights and slow music make prom special the evening. Pag© 23 Prom Tiger Times Grand Junction. Colo. Couples enjoy dinner before the dance Teddy Parker and Wende Pomrenke pose for the camera. Queen. T Junior attendaqlWusa Publishers Adninistration-Counselors-Librarians-Lanouaoe Arts-Mat hematics-Music-Foreion Lanou anes-Driver's Education-Soci al Studies-Physical Educatio n-Industrial Art-Business-Se cretaries-School Services-Ad ministration-Teachers-Staff-School Cooks-Custodial Staff -Natural Sciences-Hone Econo mics-Math-Enol ish Denartrient -Journalisn-Vo-Tech-Business -Department-Physical Educatj on-Math. 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Boyce Baker puts dissecting pans out to dry. Page 29 Tiger Times Grand Junction. Colo Faculty Librarians Martha Henderson Dan Van Gesen Cindy Kirby Business Education Rhonda Baker Peggy Foss Barbara Hyatt Diana Walterscheid Industrial Arts Keith Shide Harlen Goodner Ron Moon Music Dave Hein Ray Millholland Norman Ashley Foreign Languages Digna Eads Garth Wilson Marilyn Radney Jim Witt Nellie Zackery 1) You'll nave it turned in when?! 2.) Jim Van Duyne and Gary Cordray intently involved in a faculty meeting. 3.) Head Coach Jeff Geiser goes over the offense 4.) Al Bu-zan the computer whiz 5.) Clarence Ross drives to school 7.) Jim Van Duyne enjoys the Carnival '84 8) Cooks prepare the day's lunch. Tiger Times Grand Junction. Colo Page 31 Social Studies Twila Whitacre Bill Fanning Robert Moon Bob Gear Home Economics Kathy Easton leAnn Reed 1) Diana Walterscheid ledds faculty cheerleaders. 2.) For some reason the rest of the group seems confused. 3.) Gary Cordray gets a special birthday surprise, sent by his Journalism II class. 4.) Mike Kehler was always ready to lend d helping hand. 5.) Bob Lubinski becomes a reluctant photographer's subject. 6.) Bob Gear poses pretty. 7.) Clarence Ross contemplates. Page 32 Tiger Times Grand Junction. Colo Mathmatics Alan Buzan Jim Roberts Robert Lubinski Harold McBee Larry Ingram Clarence Ross Lewis Miller Physical Education Jan Muyskens Dick McPeek Penny Pulliam Jeff Geiser Language Arts Nellie Zachry Dennis Kiefer Leslie Golub Jim Van Duyne Mary Guadnola Gary Cordray Not Pictured: Max Kralicek, Sam Baseler. Lexanne Henderson. Gloriz Hicks, Lisa Falsone and Elizabeth Faw. Science William Robinson Boyce Baker Mike Kehler Claude Gonzales Melvin Diffendaffer Pete Larson Leonard Neubauer 1) Ray Windsor finds himself in cm awkward position during Carnival '84 2.) Lexanne Henderson looks suspiciously at Cindy Kirby. 3.) the staff ponders dnother difficult faculty problem 4.) Janitor Orville Brammeier. 5.) Dick McPeek at Carnival '84 6.) David Hein sings along with Octavos. Page 34 Tiger Times Grand Junction. Colo. Administration Keith Dixon, Principal Gerald Reynolds. Assistant Principal Ray Windsor, Assistant Principal Mickey Dunn. Activities Director (1st semester) Gary Cordray, Activities Director (2nd semester) (L% Vniumuc iveinmi Rotarians-Tiger-T igeress-A chievement Awards-Honor Awar ds-Memorial Awards-Departmen t Awards-Curriculum-Rotarian s-Tiger-Tigeress-Achievement Awards-Honor Awards-Memorial Awards-Department Awards-Cur riculum-Rotarians-Tiger-Tiqe ress-Achievement Awards-Hono r Awards-Memorial Awards-Dep artment Awards-Curriculum-R tarians-Tiger-Tigeress-Ach vement Awards-Honor emorial Awards-Depar ards-Curriculum-Rota qer-Tiqeress-Achiev, rds-Honor Awar ards-Departm culm-Tiger-Tiq , ent Awards-Hono rial Awards-Dep, s-Curriculum. 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Students honored second semester January February John Moore Kristen Dillon Tom Patterson Kristen Moore March April Dave McDarmitt Matt Cyphers Debbie Conklin Sheila Lehmkuhle May Phillip Begay Kevin Quinn Pag© 38 Tiger Times. Grand Junction. Colo. Tiger Tigeress Students selected Tiger and Tigeress October: Kristen Dillon and Scott Painter November Sarah Thaler and Mike Scarbrough. January: Julie Busboom and Kevin Kempers Above: March: Patricia Moran and Justin Hanlon. Right: April: Tom Patterson and Kim Nidey; May: Darrin Watts and Lisa Witt. February Lynette Weisser and Rick Gilmore Page 40 Tiger Times Grand Junction. Colo Academic Awards Faculty, Administration honors students Above Mary Marin receives the Cindy Schafer Journalism Award from Gary Cordray Right Rocky Garcia presents Jeff Johnson the C.U Recognition Award. AWARD WINNERS: Front 'Tim Horn. Kristen Moore. Amy Robb. Kathy Haase. Janeen Duprey. Nancy Matchett, Kristen Dillon. Karrie GoKjs Back Grady Vanderhoofven. Tom Patterson. Brian McBee. Jeff Fisher. Craig Heacock. Mary Mann. Steve Steele. Lisa Witt. Bill Burnell. Rebecca Paddock. John Moore. Stephanie KeHy. Gail Feinman. Ken Kornelison and Mark Sanford 41 AWARD WINNERS: Front Rondo Bowie, Rochelle Wocker. Becky Feil. Cathy Lutkiewicz. Rhonda Schutter. Deann Golden. Back Lynette Hudiburgh, Suzie Wilhelm, Brad Garwood. Steve Steele. Pat Jamison and John Biocic. ACADEMIC AWARD WINNERS: Typist 1984 — Bill Burnell National French Exam — Accounting Award — Stephanie Sonya Frisby Orchestra — Lynette Hudiburgh KeHy Amy Weakly Laura Marshall Best Homemaker — Mary Jo Spanish 1. H. Ill Awards — Thespian — Rhonda Schutter Montano Jeff Fischer Art Club — Deann Golden HERO Award — Debbie Schoeberl Steve Steele John Biocic Bausch Lomb Award — Gail Femman Pat Jamison John Moore German 1. H. HI Awards — Wesley Dobbs Scholarship — Delmer Born Award — Grady Vanderhoofen Deann Golden Tom Patterson Ken Kornelison Semper Fidelis — Suzie Wilhelm Outstanding Math Student — Tom Patterson John Phillips Sousa Award — John Moore Latin 1. II Awards — Gretchen Loshbaugh National Math Exam — Carrie Golus Louis Armstrong Award — John Moore Mark Sanford Brad Garwood Tim Horn Daily Sentinel Award — Arion Awards — Rochelle Wacker Brian Me Bee Kathy Haase National Forensic Award — Society of Women Engineers — Cindy Schafer Award — Ronda Bowie Sarah Thaler Mary Marin 1 B.P.W Girl of the Year — Gail Femman C.U Journalism Awards — Jodie Skinner Kristen Dillon Amy Robb 1 Harvey Townsley Award — French I. II. HI Awards — Kristen Moore 1 Renee Trujillo John Hicks Terri Chappell 1 Business Law Award — Nancy Matchett Janeen Duprey 1 Becky Paddock Kristen Dillon Pag© 42 Tiger Times Grand Junction. Colo. Honor Awards Students recognized for school service AWARD WINNERS: Front Keri Kornelson. Sheila Lehmkuhle, Julie Busboom, Wendy Anderson. Tammy Grim. Wendy Wendle. Sarah Thaler. Mary Jo Montano, Kristen Dillon Back John HaH. Jeff Johnson. Lynette Weisser. David Guadnola. John Moore, Rob Click. Steve Steele. Debbie Schoeberl. Kirsten Wagnild and Greg Kempers Pag© 43 Tiger Times Grand Junction. Colo. Honor Awards AWARD WINNERS: ;ront Patricia Moran. Charlie Kercheval. Lisa Bartley. Mike Scarbrough. Brad Garwood. Back: Brian Badini. Darren Watts. Tom Patterson and Steve Steele Special Achievement Awards Kiwams Award — Rick Gilmore Marion Jacobs Brass Award — Tom Patterson Brad Garwood DAR Good Citizen — Lisa Witt John Moore Mark Wilson Drama Award — Wm. Miller Award — Tim Horn Mason's Award — John Hall Steve Steele Preston Walker Award — Keri Kornelison Robert H Adams Award — Craig Heacock National Merit — Darrin Watts Directors Award — Kristen Moore Emma Groom Award — Cathy Lutkiewicz National Merit Commended — Charlie Kercheval Darrell Blackburn Award — Kristen Dillon Robert James Award — Becky Feil Sheila Lehmkulhe Mike Scarbrough National Chorale Award — John Moore Principal's Achievement Awards — Steve Steele Tom Patterson Lynette Weisser DY PEO English Award — Wendy Wendle Sarah Thaler Kristen Dillon Robert Click C.U. Outstanding Junior — Honor and Memorial Awards: Sheila Lehmkuhle Jett Johnson Awards Committee Special Awards — AAUW Award — Kristen Moore Ruth Wood Award — Brian Badini Julie Morford Kristen Dillon Clyde Granere Award — John Moore Julie Busboom Greg Kempers Patricia Moran Sarah Thaler Jane O'Connor Award — Tammy Grim Kirsten Wagnild Page 44 Tiger Times Grand Junction. Colo. Curriculum 1983-84 Curriculum at Grand Junction High School LANGUAGE ARTS Comp l-ll-lll Oral Communications Forensics Developmental Comp Creative Writing Research Methods Survey of Literature American Literature English Literature Modern Literature Literature of Arthur Journalism l-ll Journalism Lab English as a Second Language Mythology Poetry Reading Techniques MATHMATICS Sociology Psychology U.S. History World History FOREIGN LANGUAGE Spanish I, II, III French I, II, III German I, II, III atin I General Me Const, Algebra l-ll Geometry Analytical Geometry Triganomitry Calculus Understanding Computers Computer l-ll-lll Fortran SCIENCE Biology I Biology Skills Zoology Chemistry Advanced Chemistry Geology Physics SOCIAL STUDIES Economics VOCATIONAL COURSES Auto Mechanics I, II Auto Body I, II Carpentry I, H Machine Trade I, II Welding I, II Electronics I, II Data Processing Vocational Drafting Graphic Arts Diesel I.C.E. I, II M.D.E. I, II Dental Assistant PHYSICAL EDUCATION Introduction to P.E. Advanced P.E Adaptive P.E. Weights - Aerobics Camping Sports Bowling Recreational Games Officiating DRIVER EDUCATION Driver Education BUSINESS Business Communication Introduction to Business Typewriting I, II, III Accounting I, II Business Law I, II Office Practice Shorthand I COE Class Med. Transcript HOME ECONOMICS jtoQdti. ii Marriage Family Living Parenting Individual Living H.E.R.O. I. II INDUSTRIAL ARTS Woodwork I, II, III Drafting I, II Jewelry Advanced Jewelry ARTS — CREATIVE Drawing Studio Art Adaptive Art Photography MUSIC m—‘ Concert Band Symphonic Band Orchestra Mixed Chi Chorale Adaptive General Music WORK EXPERIENCE STUDY RESOURCE PROGRAMS HEARING IMPAIRED PROGRAM All-Conference Teams-Lette riackets-Boys Basketball Tea m-Bench Warmers-flr. 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Footbal1-Girls Basketball-Letters-Sports-AAA-Wrestli nn -Swimming-Track-Golf-Basebal 1-Tennis-State Champs-Junior Varsi ty-Coaches-Volleybal1-C ross Country-Southwestern Le ague-J.V.-Diving-Athletics-S tate-White Letters-Pole Vaul t-Sophomore Teams-State Dual ifiers-Boys Basketbal1-Tenni Season Record-Grappler T-Country-1984-Girls Baske tbal 1 State Champs-Uniforms- ans-Footbal1. thletic Awards-Competitor sity-Letter Jackets-Tro ____Eootball Games-Swimmer SouTnwerstern League-Girls jinis-Junior Varsity-Letter Volleyball -Cheerleaders-|rt:ball-High Jump-Paul He Estate Champion-Footbal r Coaches-Awards Banquet-Jun ior Varsity Footbal1-JV Voll eyball-Varsity Volleyball-To urnaments-Golf-State-Gi rls X Country Team-Boys Cross Coun jtry-League Championship-Boys Tennis-Swimminn-SWL-Diving-W restlinq-Mr. Geiser-Gi rls'Va rsity Basketbal1-AAA-Boys Ba sketball-Junior Varsity Bask etball-Season-District Champ s-State Qualifiers-Varsity B aseball-JV Sophs-Track Stars -Tiger Pride-Lettering-Assem blies-Track-Baseball-Golf. Football-Girls Basketbal1-Referees-Orange and Black-Sp ortsmanship-Triple A-Southwe stern League-State Champs-Fo otbal1-Basketbal1-Wrestli nq-Basebal1-Track-Sportsmanship -Triple Jump-Free Throw-Fiel d Goal-Rivals-Golf. Letters-Sports-AAA-Wrestli ng-Swimmi ng-T rack-Golf-Baseb all-Tennis-State Champs-Juni or Varsity-Coaches-Volleybal 1-Cross Country-Southwestern League-J.V.. Page 46 Tiger Times Grand Junction, Colo. ‘This is a team of Destiny. ’ -Coach Geiser top to bottom, left to right: 1st row: David Barrett. Jim Dyar. Bill Musgrave. Tyler Johnson. Jeff Zadrozny. Daryl Dixon. Kelin Olsen. Tom Patterson Scott Newton. 2nd row Travis Pride. Scott Painter. James Stacker. Mike Stahl. Mike Vescio. Brent Lenderman. Brian Shaver. Mike Foster. Dino Diamanti. Mike Ganzel. Tim Minter 3rd row. coaches and managers Pat Jamison. Ginger Manuppella. Chuck Nissen. Dana Meisenheimer. Boyce Baker. Buzz Schoenbeck. Jeff Geiser. Scott Perry. Jerry Campbell. Sam Provenza. Clarence Ross. Barb Barlow. Paul Jamison. 4th row: Tracy Bennett. Mike Simonson. Louis Martinez. John Long. Eric Schmalz. Justin Hanlon. Primo Burleson. Joey Rubolcaba. John Moore.Jay Gorby. Rob Click. Terry Rogers 5th row Chris Green. Jeb Scales. Rick Gallegos. Dave Nissen. Scott Else. Rusty Farris. Chris Marshall. Bob Bish. Jim Garrett. The 1983 season It's been said that adversity builds character The 1983 Tigers are definitely proof of that, but I also believe adversity can build unity and draw men closer together At least in our case it did. I am very proud of this football team. Here was a group of men who didn't know the meaning of the word quit At one point in our season we were as emotionaly low as a team could be. having lost four in a row including our homecoming game and a loss to cross-town rival Central. From here this team picked themselves up by their bootstraps and fought their way back to respectability, winning four of their last five games Coach Geiser- Men Let us Pray. Pray in your own way. Pray not to win for God willing we shal. Pray to give one hundred percent r of your body. Pray that no one on this footbal team or on the opponents team gets hurt tonight. And men I want you to thank God that you can play for the Grand Junction Tigers, and I thank God he has allowed me to coach you. Good luck. God Bless you. I love you guys Coach. Jeff Geiser Page 47 Tiger Times Grand Junction. Coto Football Players honored at coaches, top to bottom left to right: top: Buzz Schoenbeck. Sam Provenza. Chuck Nissen. Dana Meisenheimer. bottom: Clarence Ross and Boyce Baker banquet. The 1983 Player of the Year Awards. Varsity: Offensive Lineman of the Year, the Hog Award, Scott Newton. Defensive Lineman of the Year, Mike Vescio. Outstanding Offensive Back Receiver, Dave Nissen and Darryl Dixon. Outstanding Defensive Linebacker Back, Mike Stahl. Hitter of the Year, most tackles, Mike Stahl. Tiger Spirit Award. John Moore. Most Improved Player award, Jusin Hanlon. Most Valuable Player, Mike Stahl. These awards were given at the fall banquet on Nov. 8 at Lift Auditorium. The J.V. players were also honored at the banquet. The J.V. players receiving awards were: Offensive Player of the Year, David Barrett. Defensive Player of the Year, Todd Lindstrom. J.V. Most Valuable Player of the Year award, Kirk Hen- Above Mike Stahl receives his Most Valuable Player of the year award Below Dave Nissen and Darrty Dixon receive outstanding offensive back receiver award wood. On November 9, at Hilltop House the Varsity players received Above and Beyond awards. Stupid Stance Award (player with the funniest stance), Jim Dyar. Wimpy Pad award (player with the most protective pads). Bill Musgrave Johnson 8r Johnson award (player who had to get taped the most), Joe Rubacalba Best Performance off the Field award, Clarence Ross for his inspiring speeches at halftime. Most Reliable Mode of Trans- portation award. Wilderness Transit. Worst Senior Hit on Senior Hit Night, Dave Nissen. The Senior Hittee award. Brian Shaver for getting hit six times. Last but not least the Randy Rah Rah Mark Gastineau Show Emotion award, Tom Patterson. Special thanks go to Mr. and Mrs. Stahl for the use of Hilltop C Coaches, players, and parents feast at banquet Page 48 Tiger Times Grand Junction, Colo Footboll “My best game was . . . Yah! We've got it made, boys! Joe Rubalcaba- Poudre Dave Nissen- Fruita Bill Musgrave- Pueblo South Tracy Bennett- Pueblo South Travis Pride- Central Chris Marshall- Cortez Jeb Scales- Goodland Ernie Farris- Pueblo South Larry Yeager- Cortez Bob Bish- Pueblo South Mike Stahl- Fruita Tyler Johnson- Poudre Mike Foster- Fruita Jim Dyar- Farmington Tom Patterson- Fruita Scott Else- Durango Justin Hanlon- Cortez Jay Gorby- Central Scott Painter- Central Scott Newton- Fruita Rick Gallegos- Pueblo South Daryl Dixon- Fruita Jeff Zadrozny- Durango Rusty Farris- Central Mike Simonson- Fruita Look Nissen. I hate to do this, but your fired Eric Schmalz- Pueblo South John Moore- Fruita Rob Click- Farmington Chris Green- Cortez Grady Vanderhoofen- Pueblo South Brian Shaver- Fruita Larry Yeager- Cortez 48 Page igerJime rancMunction Tiger defense stops the Cortez Panthers for their first league win. Over here Dave! Page 50 Tiger Tmes Grand Junction. Colo Football J. V. ends season with a 6-4 record. top: Nick Miracle. Terry Clawson. Dan Williams. Tom WokJruff. Lyle Shay. Alan Seiler. Craig Nordhausun. Shane Stephen, Tom Daugord 2nd row Robert Manuppella. Mike Sharman Paul Did. Grady Vanderhoofen. Derek Scott. Todd Lindstrum. Paul Guerrero. Pat Trimm, Mario Madrid. Brad Lay 3rd row: Coach Clarence Ross. Shane Baker. Jim Phillips. Harold Butler. Kirk Henwood. Scott Robison. Pat Click. Ken Prescott. Coach Dane Meisenheimer. Coach Boyce Baker front row: Larry Yeager. Kevin Nugent. Wes Huber. Travis Minter. Larry Early. Tracy Bennett. Mark Hart. George Antonopolas. Bruce Hockenberry. Jon Mariz Offense records another first down in victory over Pueblo South Travis Pride on the defensive coverage vs. Fruita Pag© 51 Tiger Times Grand Junction. Colo Footbal My contact is out here somewhere, just a minute and I'll find it. No. not squeeze, radar radar I Tiger offense grinds out yards in victory over Fruita Poge 52 Tiger Times Grand Junction. Colo. VoUeyboH Girls Tie for Fourth Place. The Tiger girls, finishing 10-8 overall and tieing for fourth in the league, had this to say about their season: The Farmington trip was great. We played excellent in the tournament and ended up taking second overall. It was tons of fun! The team has played some close matches and one that really stuck out in the girls' minds was their first match against Central. After being beaten in the first game, the Tigers came back to win the next two. Team work is essential in volleyball and the girls feel they demonstrated their skills well at the second Montrose game. To put it bluntly We killed 'em! Senior player Debbie Conklin had this to say about the game, The best game would have to be the second time we played Montrose, which just happened to be parents night. All five seniors gave their parents a rose. That really got us 'psyched' for the game. Everyone was ready. We all worked as a team, and showed how well we could play. We were awesome! I don't think anyone could have beaten us. But most of all it was fun. Everyone was relaxed and out to have a good time. We proved to ourselves we that we could do it. age 53 Tiger Times Grand Junction, Colo Volleyball Opposite page, photo 1 Stephanie Kelly sets up the spike while teammates Debbie Conklin. JiH Jefferson, and Sarah Thaler get ready to do their part Opposite page, photo 2: Debbie Conklin makes a play, while Carol Elliott. Stephanie Kelly, Jill Jefferson, and Sarah Thaler anticipate the next move. Photo 1 Debbie Conklin and Sarah Thaler are the ’Gruesome Twosome and combine their efforts to make a Tiger block. Photo 2 Standing Coach Ann LaBonte, Maureen Lehmkuhle. Sarah Thaler. Stephanie Kelly. Carol Elliot. Stephanie Cornell. Assist Coach Cindy Reynolds Second Row: Debbie Conklin. Valerie Jackson. Jo Kuretich. Manager Kathy Lutkevich. Front Row Kat Moore. Rebecca Paddock, and Michelle Blaisure Poge 54 Tiger Times Grand Junction. Colo. J.V. Volleyball New Coach sets pace for team. Photos, top ond bottom: Patti Easton and Carrie Heckel join together to make it work The Tiger junior varsity volleyball team was a strong force in the Southwestern League this year coming out with a 7-5 over an 11 record, while the sophomore team finished with a 3-3 record. The team underwent several changes this year, starting from scratch with a new coach. Penny Pulliam, and a new assistant coach, Linda Englehart. Coach Pulliam was very pleased with her crew this year and felt the girls were fun, competitive, serious and worked well together, which makes for a great team! Bottom Row Mono Chadd. Potti Eoston. Chris Witchey. Middle Row Cathy Lutkevitch. Lisa Arbogast. Kasey Schmalz. Carrie Heckel. Miki Schaler. Leslie Zimmerman. Coach Penny Pulliam. Last Row: Sidni Winters. Kally Jones, Kristen Heiserman. Lori Davis. Carrie Corneilson. Connie Longhorn. Linda Englehart. Poge 55 Tiger Times. Grand Junction. Colorado Golf Sophomore Dominates 1983-84 Season Duffers from left to right: Amy Fuoco. Richard Tovatt, Matt Cyphers. Ted Parker. Coach Keith Shide. Brad Broughton. Tim Colt. Tray Sheehe and David Shipper! Brad Broughton was the team's outstanding golfer for the 1983-84 season. He took medalist honors in four of his regular season meets, and was the only Tiger to qualify for State. The other team members were able to keep the team up to a third place standing until the District 8 Golf Tournament, in which they placed fourth. Page 56 Tiger Tiroes Grand Junction. Colo Cross Country The farther they run, the faster they become Cross country rebuilds team Top row Karl Brewer. Kevin McNeBis. Pat Hambright, Mark Martinez. Pat Powers. Fourth row- Assistant Greg Knapp. Deanna Knapp. Jill Walworth. Katie Moran. Kirsten Wagniid. Teresa Colby. Sonya Frisby. Scott Thomas Third row-Coach Ned Polled. Karen Farina. Craig Heacock. Sheila Lemkuhle. David McDarmont. Tracy Pederson. Dan Poussin. Shawn Lemkuhle Angie Keil. Richelle Parr. Assistant Larry Ingram. Assistant Jim O'Haer Kneeling- Kelli Crone. Joe Brock. John Hall. Mark Ragens. Mike McNellis. Phillip Begay. Larry Ebright, Orlando Trujilo. Seoted- Becky Feil. Maralee McVean. Alex Garcia. Sonya Cyr. Marlene Damgaard Boys finish season strong Place 3rd in SWL Championships Girls race to 3rd at Send one to run at Districts State Sheila shows senior muscles Both the boys and girls teams used this season to gain valuable experience At the District 51 meet, on Sept. 10, the girls and boys teams placed 3rd and two weeks later at Aurora, the girls finished fifth and the guys raced to 15th. Katie Moran qualified for State after placing 4th at Districts. At State, Katie raced to 46th in a field of 163 girls. Coach Ned Polled commented that he was really pleased with how the Tiger runners came along during the season. Kirsten Wagnild (right) runs with state qualifier Katie Moran Poge 58 Tiger Times Grand Junction. Colo. Tennis Varsity and Junior Varsity Members: Standing. Left to Right. Brian Badini (V). Jeff Heidrich (JV). Greg Kempers (V). Paul Weiss (V). David Keos (V). Coach Lubinski. Tom Brinegar (V), Bobby Rector (JV), Mike Nelson (JV). Jeff Johnson (V). Rick Gilmore (V). Kneeling: Kevin Kempers (V). Paul Moncrief (JV). Chad Pool (V), John Gleason (V), Front. Ryan Ball (JV), Kevin Wanebo (V) Tennis qualifies team for state The Grand Junction boys tennis team finished up a fantastic season with a league record of 9-1. The guys got off to a slow start with their only loss occurring at Durango. They went on to win the rest of their matches and qualify the team for State. The tiger boys team took first place at the District 51 Invitational tournament with everyone taking first place except the 2 doubles team, Kevin Wanebo and Paul Weiss, who took second place. The team performed exceptionally well at the District 8 State Qualifying Tournament taking five 1st places and two 2nd places. At 1 singles, Cody Powell-1st place; 2 singles, Jeff Johnson-2nd place; 3 singles, Brian Ba-dini-2nd place; 1 doubles, Kevin Kempers and Rick Gilmore-2nd place; 2 doubles, Kevin Wanebo and Paul Weiss-1st place; 3 doubles, David Keas and John Gleason-lst place; 4 doubles, Chad Pool and Greg Kempers-lst place. The team compiled 77 points and became the District 8 Champs. They then traveled to Pueblo, Colo, for state competition, where the 3 doubles team of David Keas and John Gleason placed fourth. Coach Lubinski Cody Powell oge Jjge imes Granc unction Chad Pool and Greg Kempers Page 60 Tiger Times Grand Junction. Colo. Girls Swimming Girls splash through district meet The girls swim team: Top row: Laura Bush. Toni Steinkirchner. Kim Gartner, Jenniter Fisher. Julie Painter. Kendra Zadrozny. Kelle Christopherson. Jackie Seabed Middle row: Coach Jim Arney. Aline Vella. Elizabeth Neubouer, Lisa Witt, Laurie Pyeatt. Lynda Lopas. Cate Alexander, Greta Thurston. Bottom row Eileen Wygant. Beckey Gray, Stephanie Prinster, Tracy Jones, Michelle Coca, and Leigh Grasso. The girls had one of their biggest seasons yet. With 23 girls out and swimming, the team finished the season with a record of 9-1. The only loss came against Overland High School. When it came to the district championship, the girls devastated Durango by 80 points to take first place. Assisting the head coach Jim Arney, were the two cocaptains Toni Steinkirchner and Eileen Wygant. During the State meet at the Air Force Academy, Lynda Lopas took 20th in the 50 freestyle and helped Toni Steinkircher, Lisa Witt, and Jackie Seabed to place 23rd in the 400 freestyle relay, Copch Arney whistles his team on to victory. Page 61 Tiger Times Grand Junction, Colo. Girls Swimming Clockwise from top left: Kelle Christo-pherson, Debi Pearson, Jennifer Fisher, and Michelle Coca get psyched for a relay. Stephanie Prinster ponders her next event. Racers ... Take your marks ... Go!! Team co-captains Toni Steinkirchner and Eileen Wygant. Jennifer Fisher demonstrates a backstroke start. Page 62 Tiger Times Grand Junction. Colo Boys Swimming It was a time for winners. Rick Gilmore, already ahead after the gun. finishes with a substantial lead Brian Lockord can't decide how to enter the water. First one in the water wins! thought Shane Swartz. Scott Painter waves back to the camera Swimmers show off what they do best Doc Williams (foreground) finishing a close race. Page 63 Tiger Times Grand Junction. Colo. Boys Swimming Gilmore Coach Jim Arney discuss strategy After a victory, the team accepts the 1st place trophy at the league championships Captains Gilmore Williams Top. left to right: Doc Williams. Shane Swartz. Charlie Shrum. Brian Angell, Steve Smith. Mike Aguilera. Shane Rank. Middle row: Jim Arney, Rick Gilmore. Scott Painter. Tom Patterson. Jim Fleming, Steve Com. Rick Manchester. Brad Lay. Bottom row Chad Pool. Dave Gordon. Mike Stahl. Brian Lockard. Jason Gustad and Mike Huber Swimmers ... Take your marks ... Go. The 1983-84 boys swim team heard those words from the middle of November to the State meet at the Air Force Academy in Colorado Springs on March 3. Rick Gilmore won two State titles in the 50 and 100 yard freestyle with times of 21.09 and 45.95 seconds, respectively. Gilmore's times qualified as All-American in both of his events. Shane Swartz swam the 100 and 200 yard freestyle, placing 17th and 23rd. respectively. The Tigers took a Medley Relay to State, composed of: Dave Gordon, Mike Stahl, Charlie Shrum and Tom Patterson. They also took a freestyle relay with members Swartz. Patterson, Doc Williams and Gilmore, which took eighth place. The 20 boys on the team lost only one of eight league meets to Durango. and one out of the league to Loveland. Nearing the end of the season, the Tigers won the District Meet by 48 points over the second place team of Durango. Earlier in the year, the Tigers took 14th place at the Boy's High School Invitational and wound up taking an improved 4th place at the State Meet. Helping Coach Jim Arney this year were co-captains Rick Gilmore and Doc Williams. As an annual event, some of the boys shaved their heads to show Tiger spirit. Boys Basketball. Top Row Kristen Moore (Manager), BUI Musgrave. Jim Dyer. Roger Duncan, David Barrett. Brent Lmderman. Brian Shaver. Brad Broughton. Troy Miller. Todd Lindstrom. Head Coach Gary Cordray. Assistant Coach Tom Gleason. Assistant Coach Sam Provenza Bottom Row Clay Tufly. John Moore. Damn Watts. Darryl Dixon. Jeff Zadrozny. Phil Estenson, Teddy Parker. Dave Nissen. John Gleason The 1984 Varsity team was led by Teddy Parker, who led the Southwestern League in scoring. Parker was named 1st team All-Conference in the District Tournament, and also received All-State honorable mention honors. JL- A Super-sophomcxe Bill Musgrave goes up for the lay-up Tough tourney play takes boys to State It seemed to many Tiger fans that the majority of our games this year were decided in the last minute. This might have been true since nine of the games played during the season were as close as two baskets. It was a season of ups and downs. The two devastating losses to Fruita were offset by an early-season victory and a win in the all-important District Tournament which allowed the Tigers to represent the Southwestern League in the State AAA Tournament despite finishing fourth in league play during the regular season. In the State Tournament. Junction was defeated in the opening round by the Sterling Tigers, who later went on to win the state title. Page 66 Tiger Times Grand Junction. Colorado Boys Basketball The J.V. Boys Basketball team had an outstanding season this year, compiling a record of 14 wins and only two losses. The two losses came from the Montrose and the Durango J.V. teams. The sophomore team also had a great season, finishing with 11 wins and only one loss. Page 67 Tiger Times Grand Junction. Colorado Boys Basketball A Basketball game is more than just the final score. We're never sure what really goes on during the season. So this roving reporter went out to ask the basketball stars what their fondest memories of the basketball season were .. Judd Lovern - The End. John Moore - Receiving my Acme Bench Warmer Pad for Christmas. Mr. Cordray - No Comment. Ted Parker - When Mr. Cordray called a time-out in the middle of the State game, and told us he was going to resign. Darryl Dixon - Going on road trips and looking at all of the girls from different schools. John Gleason - Cashing it in from 30 feet during warm-up. Dave Nissen - My Jam against Fruita. Pag© 66 Tiger Times Grand Junction. Colo Girls Basketball Starting tive prepare to get jump ball Carol Elliot. Diane Whiting. Wende Pomrenke. Carrie Heckel, and Sarah Thaler Left to Right Coach Mike Bullen. Coach Scott lambyth. Kim Nidey. Wende Pomrenke. Lisa Matteroli. Karla Seiler. Carrie Heckel. Angie Keil. Diane Whiting. Coach Max Kralicek Kneeling Manager Stacey Salz. Patti Easton, Brenda Bmgaman. Sarah Thayler. Pam Sewell, Chorleen Badmi. Carol Elliot. Michelle Blaisure. Kim Nidey shoots from the corner Wende Pomrenke shoots a tree-throw Carrie Heckel shoots for two The Grand Junction High School girls basketball team finished their most successful season ever on March 17 by defeating the Montrose Indians 47-33 in the State 3-A Championship game in Denver. Since it became a sport nine years ago, this is the first state championship team for the Tigers in girls basketball. They finished the season at 21-2, which was the most games won in a season by a HS girls basketball team. Making their way to the state tournament, the Tiger girls took first in the Southwestern League Tournament by beating Montrose 45-30 March 3, in the finals of the District Tournament. In the semifinals, the Tigers had a close game against Fruita, squeeking by at 65-62. Two weeks later the girls traveled to the Eastern Slope for the State 3-A Tournament. There the Tigers had to defeat two tough teams to get to the Championship game. In the first round they drew St. Mary's Academy and defeated them by a score of 68-49, and in the semifinals took Sterling 63-52. Senior Kim Nidey was awarded with the YWCA sportswoman of Colorado Basketball Award. She set two records and tied two previous records at GJHS. Nidey led the Tigers in scoring and was a class 3-A All State player. Kim was nominated All American and played on the Colorado All American vs. Midwest All American Team. She will play in the North-South All State Game in June. Wende Pomrenke and Kim Nidey played on the All-Conference Team and Kim, Wende, Diane Whiting, and Carrie Heckel were on the All-State Tournament Team. Pag© 70 Tiger Times Grand Junction, Colo. Girls Basketball Girls J.V. finish Michelle Blaisure shoots in gam© against Blanding Page 71 Tiger Times Grand Junction. Colo. Girls Basketball strong season at 15-3. Junior Varsity coached by Mike Bul-len. The Junior Varsity girls basketball team finished their season with an impressive 15-3 record overall and a 7-1 league record. Their only loss in league play was to the Durango Demons. The two other losses were to the varsity teams of Roaring Fork and Cedaredge. The top three scorers for the Tigers were: Karla Seiler with 115 points, Patti Easton with 105, and Brenda Bingham with 95 points. Standing left to right: Coach Mike Bullen. Coach Scott Lambuth. Joan Wilbert, Mona Chadd, Deanna Knapp. Kirsten Wagnild. Paula Carson. Kelli Key, Coach Max KraNcek Kneeling Kris Witchey. Aline Vella, Tonya Peterson, Sonya Frisby. Jean Wilbert. Leslie Zimmerman Pag© 72 Tiger Times Grand Junction. Colo Wrestling Varsity grapplers give it their all . . . Standing: Coach Richard Golub, Coach Mel Diffendaffer. Scott Robison, Mario Madrid. Scott Newton, Louis Martinez. Justin Hanlon. Bob Bish. Paul Herrera, and Coach Clarence Ross Kneeling: David Trujillo. Ray Salazar. Mike Vasquez, Danny Martinez, Dean Ronering. Manager Tim Coakley. Danny Martinez goes for a takedown Paul Herrera discusses a penalty point with the referee Pag© 73 Tiger Times Grand Junction. Colo Wrestling J.V. wrestlers show improvement Standing: Coach Golub. Travis Pride. Jeff Barber. Jorge Montoya. Jay Gorby. Lyle Shay. Allen Seiler. Joey Rubalcaba. Glen Mustain. Kirk Henwood. Coach Mel Diffendaffer. Kneeling Kevin Nugent. Wes Huber. Chris Green. Lonnie Tipton. Paul Jamison. Don Walker. BiHy Gallegos, Vernon Ball. Troy Gonzales. Ken Rubalcaba Jay Gorby gets set for a dual against Cortez Wes Huber works for control. Pag© 74 Tiger Times Grand Junction. Colo. Wrestling Coach Ross looks on as his wrestlers compete Coach Ross was assisted by several helping hands starting with Coach Mel Diffmdaffer. Coach Richard Golub. Coach Jay Price, and other companions from Mesa College Paul Herrera keeps his opponent under control. Travis Pride works for a varsity position against Scott Robison Danny Martinez begins to work for an escape Wrestlers enjoy feasting, after season, at the winter sports banquet. Page 75 Tiger Times Grand Junction. Colo Wrestling Two go to State . . . Coach Price cheers Paul on as he gets a takedown Mike Vasques throws a headlock for two points and also gets three back points. HERRERA STATE CHAMP 132 lbs. 1983-1984 Paul Herrera, the Tiger's 132 pound wrestler, had an outstanding season with an overall record of 27-1. The senior wrestler placed first in three of four preseason tournies. His only loss came to Todd Duhnon of Olathe at the Warrior Classic in the semifinal round. Herrera ended up placing third in the tournament and going undefeated for the rest of the season. He then became SWL district champion and earned his first birth to the State Tourney becoming the Tigers first state champion since 1971. Herrera, describing his feelings after he won said, It's finally happened ; it's the greatest feeling in the world. Mike Vasquez, the young 112 pound junior started out his season at a slow pace. Placing in three out of four tournaments. Mike came on strong towards the end of the season. Mike went into the district meet seated fourth. He lost to Rowdy Suckla from Cortez in the semi-final round and wrestled Brian Rush of Fruita for second place then won a State birth by defeating him 4-2 in overtime. Mike had to wrestle a pigtail to get into the State bracket. He earned a lot of respect from the wrestlers and spectators both by beating the two State favorites and eliminating one in the pigtail round, He ended up placing 7th in State and will be a top contender for the 1984-1985 season Here is just a little something to think about: When the going gets rough it's hard to keep going and it's easier to quit, but those extra minutes you put in and laps you run, can be the turning point in your career. Only champions have the heart to keep going and push themselves until they can't go any further. They reach deep down inside and push themselves a little further. If everyone had this attitude we could all be state champions. You have the tools and the ability, just put them to work and give it your all. Page 76 Tiger Times. Grand Junction. Colo Girls Tennis Entire team qualifies for State Standing: Coach Bob lubinski. Dawn Sorenson, Jennifer Tadvick. Patricia Moran. Wende Pomrenke. Doyno Ashley. Kristen Dillon. Stacey Wakefield. Pam Sewell Kneeling: Debbie Graham. Lisa Arbogast. Maureen Lehmkuhle. ond Carol Elliott Returning most of the team that won the Southwestern League and having the addition of some fine sophomores made the tennis team an odds-on favorite to repeat as league champs. But the girls tennis team did more than that. Not only did they go undefeated in league play but they also won all their matches by 7-0 scores except one 6-1. At the District Qualifying Meet the Tigers shone again, easily capturing first place and sending their entire squad to the State Tournament. At the $tate Meet they ran into stiff competition and some bad luck, but still did well. Pam Sewell twisted her ankle in her first match and was unable to continue. Coach Lubinski stated that he felt sure she would have placed. Two doubles teams did come home with honors as Maureen Lehmkuhle and Dawn Sorenson placed third and Lisa Arbogast and Debbie Graham placed second. Jennifer Tadvick return the ball in a volley against Fruita Carol Elliott executes her backhand return Pag© 77 Girts Tennis Tiger Times. Grand Junction. Colo Number 4 Doubles. Dawn Sorenson and Maureen tehmkuhle placed Number 2 Doubles. Lisa Arbogast and Debbie Graham placed 2nd in State 3rd in State Pag© 78 Tiger Times Grand Junction, Colo Baseball Bryan Cornish pulls one out off the air. (Daily Sentinel photo courtesy of John McCoy.) Back row Left to right. Coach Bill Fanning, Rusty Farris, Joey Rubalacaba. Clay Tufley, Bryan Cornish. Jason Polzine. Jeff Zadrozny. Jim Dyar, Nate Rozman, John Green, Assistant Coach Buzz Schoenbeck. Assistant Coach Walt Bergman, Kneeling Rick Gallegos, Dan Workman, Jeff McKenna. Randy Lange. Frank Delosa, Shannon Chick, Kit Rowan. Paul Weiss. Bob Bish. Dave Nissen, Wade Waaner. Seated: Teddy Garcia. Sharon Early. Judd Lovern. and Larry Early. Joey Rubalcaba bites down and barrels the ball Page 79 Tiger Times Grand Junction, Colo Baseball Fanning receives award Head Coach Bill Fanning hasn't seen any dinosaurs nor ice ages, but he has coached for many years. How many? Thirty years. he said, I'm forty-two years old, he joked. For his many years of successful coaching. Fanning was awarded a plaque and a ring by the Colorado High School Coaches Association Hall of Fame. The group's annual awards banquet was held March 16 in Denver. Fanning received the award on the basis of the number of years of head coaching. However, the organizers also award points to prospective recipients on the basis of state and conference coach of the year nominations, and state and conference championships. For Fanning, victories and success probably will never become extinct. Wade Wagner tip toes through the infield Batting another run in Page 80 Tiger Times Grand Junction. Colo. Baseball Tigers find seventh inning fatal The Varsity boys baseball team fought their toughest battle at the end of the season, but the seventh inning proved to be total. Proceeding a 9-1 romp over Central. the team enjoyed first place and a full-game lead over Central for two weeks by going on the road and defeating Montrose, Durango and Cortez. Then bad news came. Their next two games were rained out. This forced them to have a ten day layoff from one league game Jirn Dyer takes him out at first to another. When the season was completed, the Tigers were 7-3 in league play after going 3-3 following the layoff. The team was defeated by Durango's five seventh inning runs and a homerun in the seventh by Fruita. The Tigers finished second in the SWL when Central defeated Durango with a seventh inning Rally. Nate Rozman hits another homer (Sentinel photo courtesy of John McCoy.) Back row left to right. Clay Tufley. Brent Linderman. Randy Ragains. Alan Seiler. Roy McKendnck. Jason Polzine. Tim Horn Kneeling. Jack English. Jett Barber. Max McFarland. Coach Buzz Schoenbeck. Troy Miller. John Green. Shannon Chick. Paul Weiss Seated Teddy Gorcia and Judd Loverne Pag© 81 Tiger Times Grand Junction. Colo Baseball Back Row left to right; Nick Eddy. Sean White. Ray McKendrick. KeHy Allen. Alan Seiler. Bill Summers. Brent Lenderman. Aaron McFail. Travis Pride. Zack Green. Kneeling Judd Lovern. Robbie Renfrow. Kevin Rubalcaba. Shannon Chick. Coach Walt Bergman. James Borden. Scott Fisher. Troy Gonzales. Max McFarland Seated: Joey King, Teddy Garcia, Troy Sheehe, and Paul Dill “The coach will be mad if I drop this one What do I do next coach?” Pag© 82 Tiger Times Grand Junction. Colo. Track Boys Track does well. Pictured left to right, front: Larry Ebright. Phil Begay, Alex Garcia. Mike McNellis, John Hall. Mark Arroyo, Sean Lehmkhule. Middle: Jon Long, Charlie Shrum. Tracy Pederson. Scott Else. Steve Steele, Tyler Johnson, Mike Vescio, John Moore. Brad Lay. Todd Bull. Dave McDarmont. Kevin Wanebo. Terry Clawson. Back: Sam Provenza. Larry Ingram, Mark Regains. Craig Heacock. Bill Musgrave, Lyle Shay, Kevin McNellis. Karl Brewer. Chod Pool, Tracy Bennet, Steve Bryant. Jeff Geiser. Ned PoHert. Page 83 Tiger Times Grand Junction. Colo. Track Girls track season is a knock out! Pictured left to right. Front: Donna Teachout. Tayna Hayes. Lisa Smith. Aline Vella. Kelli Crone. Marlene Damgaard, Kris Witchey. Middle Michelle Vanaman. Marolle McVean, Katie Moran. Sarha Thaler. Karen Farina. Kendra Zadrozny. Tami Kempton, Kristen Wagmld. Deanna Knapp. Sonya Cyr. Gina Morrell. Sonya Frisby. Back: Larry Ingram. Casey Schmalz. Laini Stadler. Valerie Jackson. Angie Kiel. Karla Seiler. Cindy CNne. Jackie Newkirk. Lori Daus. Kelly Christopherson. Ned Pollert. Sam Provenza. Page 84 Tiger Times Grand Junction, Colo. Track Pass on the flame. Katie Moran gives it her all. Valerie Jackson does the Fosberry flop. Sarha Thaler takes third in the state in the discuss. Pag© 85 Sports Awards Tiger Times Grand Junction, Colo Top Athletes named at Spring picnic Sarah Thaler and Rick Gilmore were awarded the Joe Biggs Award tor the most outstanding senior athletes. The outstanding track awards went to Chris Marshall and Lami Statler while Nate Rozman received the baseball award. Top Wende Pomrenke and John Moore were given the Lewis Dawson Sportsmanship award Middle Kim Nidey won the basketball award. Paul Herrera won the wrestling award and Mike Stahl received the football award Bottom: The outstanding sophomore awards went to Carol Eliott and Bil Musgrave. Pag© 86 Tiger Times Grand Junction, Colo Scoreboard Scoreboard Page Congratulations to all the talented people who participated in all 1983-84 sports. This page is designed to show the overall standings and efforts of the teams. CROSS COUNTRY Site Girls Boys Cortez 4th 11th Dist. 51 3rd 3rd Moffat Co. 2nd 2nd Aurora 5th 15th Orem, Ut. 15th GJHS Invit. 2nd 2nd Districts 3rd 3rd Tennis Girls Tennis Boys Tennis Fruita 6-1 Durango 3-4 Dist. 51 1st Cortez 7-0 Cortez 7-0 Fruita 6-1 Durango 7-0 Montrose 7-0 Montrose 7-0 Central 7-0 Central 7-0 Fruita 4-3 Fruita 7-0 Durango 5-2 Montrose 7-0 Cortez 7-0 Durango 7-0 Montrose 5-0 Cortez 7-0 Central 7-0 Central 7-0 Districts 1st State 6th GIRLS BASKETBALL Shiprock, N.M. 74-55 Montrose 45-40 Farmington 67-39 Central 49-43 Kirkland Cent 39-56 Durongo 64-48 Lakewood 54-44 Cortez 57-52 Smokey Hill 63-42 Fruita 64-53 Blanding. Ut. 78-33 OT Delta 74-19 District Tournament Montrose 37-45 Fruita 65-62 Aspen 77-36 Montrose 45-30 Central 52-45 State Tournament Durango 63-53 St. Marys 68-49 Cortez 62-34 Sterling 63-52 Fruita 86-60 Montrose 47-33 TRACK Site Girls Boys District 51 1st 1st Central Invit. 2nd 3rd Tiger Invit. No Team Points Air Force — Delta 1st 8th Aurora Relays Postponed Cortez Postponed B.Y.U. — — Districts 1st 5th SWIMMING GIRLS SWIMMING BOYS SWIMMING Moftat Co. Triangler 1st Moftat Co Triangler 1st Summit County Invit. 1st Fruita Triangler 1st Grand Jet. Triangler 1st Grand Jet Triangler 1st Delta Quadriangler 1st Loveland 66-106 CSU Invitational NTS Eaton Relays 3rd Grand Jet. Triangler 1st Grand Jet Triangler 1st Fruita Quadriangler 1st Delta Triangler 1st Durango Quadriangler 1st Fruita Triangler 1st Overland 90-94 West. Slope Relays NTS Aurora Central 44-38 Durango 88-82 Districts 1st Districts 1st State 11th GOLF Moffat Co. 2nd Rifle 2nd Meeker 1st Bookcliff 2nd Durango 5th Cortez 4th Glenwood 3rd Montrose 2nd Delta 2nd Tiara Rado 2nd Districts 4th VOLLEYBALL Farmington Tourn. 2-1 Central W Fruita L Montrose W Palisade W Durango L Cortez W Fruita L Cortez W Durango L Delta L Delta W Districts 0-2 Montrose L Central L FOOTBALL Farmington 21- 7 Cheyenne Cen. 8-43 Ft. Collins Poudre 27- 7 Goodland. Kan 17-14 Central 7-17 Pueblo Smith 16- 3 Cortez 21- 9 Durango 0-13 Fruita 25-14 Montrose 21- 0 BOYS BASKETBALL Price. Ut. 70-46 Montrose 75-71 Uintah, Ut. 71-49 Blanding. Ut. 61-66 Moffat Co. 63-72 Durango 49-53 Steamboat 49-53 Cortez 67-66 Albuquerque Acad 56-79 Central 56-49 Shiprock. N.M. 68-51 Fruita 43-50 Fruita 52-48 District Tournament Central 49-64 Fruita 45-40 Montrose 60-76 Montrose 54-51 Druango 62-60 Moffat Co. 51-53 Cortez 81-53 State Tournament Fruita 51-53 Sterling 58-77 BASEBALL Farmington 2- 7 Price. UT 7-8. 16- 1 Montrose 10- 2 Central 9- 1 Durango 10- 2 Cortez 6- 2 Delta 7- 3 Moab. 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John Biocic Bob Bish Byron Blackburn Patti Bonnet Terri Chappell Cindy Charles Gloria Christensen Kristie Clark Rob Click Andy Cotosimo Debbie Conk in Shone Connofs Brad Cook Bryan Cornish Matt Cyphers Nancy Davies Ken Diehl Kristen Dillon Darryl Dixon Janeen Duprey Shelly Duran Melodie Dyer Sharon Early Valerie Elspas Jim Garrett Brad Garwood Grant Geske Renee Gertofs have spent with you. It was but Rick Gilmore Lori Gipson DeAnn Golden Jay Gorby Steve Goss Chris Green Tammy Grim David GuadnoJa Susie GuiUory Kathy Haase Beth Hammond Justin Hanlon Charlie Hoffman Connie Holdridge Jim Hunger Tim Hunger Nancy Irwin Stephanie Keley Kevin Kempers Charlie Kercheval Kara Kissen Tana Klapwryk Jon Knight Mary Konzier Stacy Kruse Randy Lange Kathy Lauritzen Eric Leedom Sheila Lehmukuhle Brian Lockard Janie© Lopas Linda Lopas Gretchen Loshbaugh Jean Mary Lucas Cathy Lutkiewicz Beth Madson Chris Mank But now our sieep has fled and longer dawn. The noontide is up Ginger Manuppefta Chris Marshall Danny Martinez Monika Maynes Michelle Meocham Guy Meeker Jeannie Midclaugh Ji Miller Terry Miller Mary Jo Montano John Moore Kristen Moore Patricia Moran Julie Morford Laura Morris Wendy Nelson Scott Newton Jon Nicholson Kim Nidey Dave Nissen David Olwine Rebecca Paddock Paige Pahler Scott Painter Teddy Parker Dawn Pasqua John Patterson Tom Patterson Scott Pauly Chris Pereival Shelly Peters Wende Pomrenke Cody Powell Terri Prescott Celeste Pruess Morey Ramboit Shely Rambolt Dan Reid Brett Richter Amy Robb Dennis Roberts Karen Roller Susan Romero Kris Roussa Nathan Rozman Karen Russell Theresa Ryerson Michael Scarbrough has turned to fuller day, and we memory we should meet once more Jennifer Scnven Bob Semanovich Melony Shuck Katherine Smmoe Jocfc Skinner Donna Smith Scott Smith Kely Smith must part. If in the twilight of we shall speak again together Jill Sparks lami Stadler Mike Stahl Steven Steele Michael Stevens Ron Stewart Paula Stout James Stucker Barbara Valdez Bill Vance Matt Vogel Mike Vogel Rochelle Wackef Candy Wagner Wade Wagner Darrin Watts Melissa Weakly Susan Webster Lynette Weisser Wendy Wendell Diane Whiting Keith Whittier Tammy Wiechman Susie Wilhelm Doc Williams Bobbi Wioughby Wendy Wilson Nancy Wing and you shall sing to me a deeper song. And if our hands should meet in another dream we shall build another tower in the sky. THE PROPHET by Kahlil Gibran LiSO Witt SENIORS NOT PICTURES Billie Jo Woodard Patricia Wood house Chris Woomer Alphonse. Walter Lee Anderson. Leanna Archuleta. David Ball. Vernon Begay. Phillip Blair, William Bray. Dawn Brewer. Michael Shane Brunner. James Burleson. Primo Castaneda. Maria Chapin, Valrie Coakley. Tim Colosimo. Andrew Crone, Eva Delaney. Daniel Delosa. Frank Derosia, Andrea Diaz. Richard Duke. Danny Elmore. Michael Ermann. William Esquibel. Robert Ford. Cyd Freitas. Morgan Gallegos. Billy Gunnells. Lisa Haugen. Jenny Heinrich. Darrin Herrera. Paul Heuton. Mark Horton. Shirley Janis, Tyron Jensen. Rodney Wayne Johnson. Buddy Johnson. Troy Knapp. Greg Knapp. Greg Knapp. Terry Konzier, Mary Lara. Michael Larsen. Shane Livingston. David Loy. Debra Maddux. Brenda Martinez. Dava McDaniel. Carlos McFarland. Ralph Mickelsen. Jan Milton. Melody Moncrief. Poul Montoya. Jorge Mustian. Gary Olson. Kelin Osborn. Robert Peters. Debbie Piburn. Donna Powell. Dean Quinn. Kevin Richards. Shawn Romero, Mike Rupp. James Sawyer. Manuel Scales. Komson Seare. Joshua Strebel. Clinton Stults, Embrey Tipton. Lonnie Trujillo. Renee Trusty. David Tyll. Mickie Wade. Arthur Warren. Kathy Watson. Jesse Welker. David Welker. Donald Wenger. Bryan Wilson. Kirk ------------------------------- Julie Woods Dan Workman Becky Worth Edeen Wygant Jeff Zadrozny Mike Zimmerman SENIOR HALL OF FAME Left. Rick Gilmore. Boys Swimming. Free style State Champ Right. Wendy Pomrenke. Girls Basketball. Member of all Conference. All Tournament Team at State. All State, and the North-South Al Star Game. Left. Paul Herrera. Wrestling, 132-pound class. First State Chomp since 1971 Right. Sara Thaler. Girls Basketball. Member of State team Left. Kim Nidey. Girls Basketball. Member of AH State. All Conference. AH Tournament Team at State. North-South All Star Game, and voted 3-A Player of the Year Right; Diane Whiting. Girls Basketball. Member of the All Tournament Team at State and the North-South All Star game We dedicate this page to those outstanding senior State champs, who through their triumphs brought pride to GJHS. and through their dedication to win will leave an ongoing exam-ple for others to follow.______ Pag© 106 Tiger Times Grand Junction. Colorado Seniors Famous Last Words Jeff Zodrozny- Whatever happened to Tiny Tim? Amy Robb- G.J.H.S. .. What a concept! Chris Woomer- I've been learning aH these years, now it's partying with my peers! Bob Bish- Plop. plop. fizz. fizz, oh what a relief it is. Mike Ganzel- Its been a real year, and its been a nice year, but it ain't been a real nice year Kristie Clark- I haven't found high school very exciting, even though I am the party animal of the senior class. Eric Leedom- Dayna. SHUT UP! Rick Gallegos- Who loves ya? Daniel Ray Martinez- Wait till next year when I'm a senior! Teddy Parker- Hurry, get out of my way. I have to go to the bathroom! Patti Bonnet- I AM NOT LOUD' John Moore- The limit of parties as school approaches graduation reaches infinity Kathy Haase- Was that another telephone pole? Jill Miner- Not now. I have to go sleep in the library. Jill Sparks- Not another 45 minutes after school! Dayna Ashley- A tape deck is the only link between G.J. and the real world of music. Famous Last Words Pag© 107 Tiger Times Grand Junction. Colo. Seniors Senior Girls- Where's the Real Men? Mike Stahl- Nope (Mike obviously played football this year ) Barbara Barlow- Can I name all the teachers who should be assassinated after graduation? Mr Gonzo- Is it Friday yet Paul Herrera- I can't think.” Jennifer Todvick- Egads!!! Doc Williams- G.J.H.S. has made me a man! Terri Chappell- It was great, but I'd never do it again! Wendy Nelson- Is college where the real men are? Jay Gorby- I used to go to church Kristen Moore- I'll have to think about it. but not today . Bob Bish- Hey. let's get together later Julie Torline- Does this mean I have to go to 3rd hour? Kristen Dillon- Holy Cow!” Real People Throughout the year, most seniors spent a great deal of time in search of the Real Men and Women of G.J.H.S. Since many people never found their real person, we have concluded that they probably just didn't know what to look for, so we've compiled a list for those in search of ... The Real People. Real Men - Don't drive nice cars. Real Women - Play Basketball. Real Men - Don't go out with Sophomores. Real Women - Do. Real Men - Wear their letterjackets when it's 94 ° outside. Real Men - Don't shave their heads ... or their legs. Real Women - Don't wear plastic shoes. Real Men - Don't drive pink Volkswagens. Real Men - Are never seen with their Moms. Real Women - Don't join G-Club if they've lettered in Cheerleading or Band. Real Men - Aren't afraid to dress up in Pom or Cheerleading uniforms and perform at assembles. Real Women - Don't take classes like Aerobics or 3 hours of Journalism, and then graduate with honors. Real Men - Live at Dunkin' Donuts. Real Women - Don't spend 3 hours to get ready for. school in the morning. Real Men - Don't say Hi , they just grunt Hello . Real Women - Are always on a diet. Real Men - Read more than just the sports page in the newspaper. Real Women - Aren't afraid to be rowdy and obnoxious in public. Real Men and Women - Go to Junction. Pag© 112 Tiger Times Grand Junction. Colo Juniors We’re stuck in the middle for how long? John Hall - President Shannon McGee - Vice-presi- Heidi Albright - Secretary dent Lisa Arbogast - Treasurer Page 113 Tiger Times Grand Junciton. Colo. Juniors April Adkins Heidi Albright Amy Alexander Catharine Alexander Richard Anderson Carrie Andreoletti Brian Angell Lisa Arbogast Adolph Arias Jeffrey Babcock Terry Badger Charleen Badini Deann Baer Jeff Barber Monte Bates Shannon Bauerle Holly Beaver Lisa Beebe Rene Beldon Valerie Bera Brenda Bingaman Michelle Blaisure Matt Boelke Tina Bonnell Troy Bonnell Donna Bradley Scott Branham Shannon Branson Pat Brenner Cathy Brett Annie Brink Page 114 Tiger Times Grand Junction. Colo, Juniors Dennis Brito Beth Buckner Shawn Burton Jim Caldwell Christia Callihan Dan Campbell Michelle Carrell Nickolas Castaneda Stephanie Chambers Mina Chang Amy Cherp Andrea Christensen Kelle Christopherson Billie Clermont Cindy Cline Peter Clyde Berlinda Coates Tim Coit Stuck in the middle. The Junior class of '85 had a few exciting events. The biggest of course was, Prom. Prom was held at Lift Auditorium with London Bridges furnishing the music. Fund raisers that helped make Prom a success were: a carwash Nov. 28. 1983 that got snowed out, a carnation sale where-they sold (continued on page 116) Robert Colby Teresa Colby Konni Cook Arlinda Cordova Frank Cordova Stephen Corn Stephanie Cornell Virginia Crawley Jason Crespin Kris Crinklaw Kelli Crone Mora Cross Page 115 Tiger Times Grand Junction. Colo. Juniors Thor Eriksen Chuck Fedler Becky Feil Eric Fiedler Wendy Filener Tiffiney Fischer Joe Foster Ken Frederickson Sonya Frisby Mark Galley Alex Garcia Karen Gardner Russell Curtis Barbara Cutunilli Marlene Damgaard Jason Darien Scott Davis Laurel Dehart Jan Dempsey Joy Dempsey Dean Derryberry Deno Diamanti Karen Difrancesco Patty Dolan Anita Dreyer Johnny Ducksworth Jim Dyar Larry Early Scott Else Jack English Pag© 116 Tiger Times Grand Junction. Colo. Juniors Linda Gardner Curtis Garner Holli Gavin Lisa George Julie Gibford Debbie Gomez Dave Gordon Leigh Grasso Beckey Gray John Green Mark Greenlee Michael Gustafson John Hall Pat Hambright Jennifer Harris John Hastings Tanya Hayes Craig Heacock (continued from page 114) carnations for $100 a piece and 6 for $5.00, what a bargain, and they also had a slave sale. Officers worked well together despite the obstacles they had to overcome. Prom went smoothly and was a success. During Homecoming activities the juniors received 3rd place for their float, banner, and chariot (due to a malfunction of the axle). (continued on page 118) Brenda Hein Berna Herrera Pat Herrera Peggy Herrera Annie Heuton Julie Hicks Debbie Hightower Janet Hill Gordon Hill Barbie Hinton Michelle Hitchens Brent Hockins Valerie Jackson Patrick Jamison Paul Jamison Tyron Janis Carrie Jensen Bill Jernigan Jeff Johnson Tyler Johnson Tracy Jones Darren Kalmbach Christine Kant Angie Keil John Kerns Kelli Key Sandra Keyes Kevin Kiefer Tracy King Page 117 Tiger Times Grand Junction, Colo. Juniors Mike Houck Laura Howell Lynette Hudiburgh Maysallee Huff Tina Hunt Jenny Humphries Kim Gartner Karleen Graves George Holling Paul Honaker Tim Horn Brice Hoskin Page 118 Tiger Times Grand Junction. Colo Juniors Dan Klumb Jan Kohles John Konakis Susan Konzier Jeff Kopp Keri Kornelson Michelle Kucel Jo Kuretich Kristina Langston James LaPlant Kim Lashbrook William Lasserve Maureen Lehmkuhle Mike Lenahan Nikki Livingston Jonathan Long Connie Longhorn Maura Lozoya (continued from page 116) A few out standing juniors this year were: Becky Feil, for All-State Choir, Laura Marshall and Brian McBee for All-State Orchestra. Craig Heacock, Shannon McGee, Jill Walworth, and Amy Behrhorst were the winners of the Lions Club Travel this year. The coordinators of the class of '85 were Mrs. Roscoe, Mrs. Pitts, Mr. Baker and Mr. Ross. They did a good job and helped Prom run smoothly. Tim Lund David Lutz Harry Mackendrick Amy Madson Rick Manchester Molly Marlow Julie Marshall Laura Marshall Louis Martinez Mark Martinez Nancy Matchett Wendy Matthews t m u Page 119 Tiger Times Grand Junction. Colo. Juniors Stacy Maupin Wendy Maurin Cliff Mays Shane McCoy Sheila McDonald Shannon McGee Bruce McKinney Doug McKinney Maralee McVean Kevin Meacham Steve Meier Teresa Miller Troy Miller Timothy Minter Kim Mischel Kat Moore Dawn Morford Gena Morrell Scott Morton Kathy Muhr Teri Mulder David Mundy Michelle Murgia Glen Mustian Paul Olguin Doni O'Rourke Judit Orr Yamila Ortiz Darrell Osborne Page 120 Tiger Times Grand Junction. Colo. Juniors Debbie Otero Richelle Parr Greg Patrick Case Payne John Peckham Jodi Petersen Bryon Phelps Cindy Phillips Melissa Pittman Shatana Polley Jason Polzine Kristin Preuss Nancie Putnam Laurie Pyeatt Mark Ragains Karl Ramey Shawna Ramsay Kelley Ramsey Gina Ransier Shay Reeves Kevin Rickley Sherri Roberson Heather Rose Sherri Rose Dan Roussin Laura Rowberry Doreen Roybal Joey Rubalcaba Page 121 Tiger Times Grand Junction. Colo. Juniors Terry Rutt Mike Salazar Stacy Salz Sam Samuelson Brenda Sanchez Laurie Sawtelle Jalyn Scarbrough Michelle Schaeffer Lori Schafer Andrea Schendel Traci Schindler Deann Schoeberl David Schooner Laura Schrettner Rhonda Schutter Sara Shaffer Brian Shaver Blake Shear Sheila Shelton James Shortridge Vail Shoultz Donald Shreeves Troy Sievers Mike Simonson Michael Skidmore Alan Smith Page 122 Tiger Times Grand Junction. Colo Juniors Craig Smith Dan Smith Dona Smith Ann Somers Dawn Sorenson Karey St. Clair Kelli Ann Steele Toni Steinkirchner Amy Storm Tony Strasser Debra Stride Bonita Tackett Coley Talbert Tanya Taylor Sandra Thomas Scott Thomas Shanda Thomas Jill Thompson — rv' Gretta Thurston Cindy Tinkle Greg Tooke Dolores Trujillo Orlando Trujillo Clay Tufly Michelle Vanaman Lesa Vansandt Toni Van Treeck Mike Vasquez Aline Vella Mike Vescio Poge 123 Tiger Times Grand Junction. Coto. Juniors Lisa Vigil Kim Voong Ngan Voong Carol Vorwald Eric Wacker David Waid Wendy Wainright Stacey Wakefield Carter Walthall Jill Walworth Kevin Wanebo Miles Watson Roxanna Weaver Lynette Weddle Paul Weiss Lori Wendle Kim Wilber Steve Wingard Michelle Woods Ann Wright Debbie Wynn Krisanne Zahariades Juniors not pictured David Adams Cheryl Arensmeyer Darleen Badini Suzette Balerio Nelson Ball Tammy Barbee David Barrett Monte Bates Amy Behrhorst Robert Bergen Aleta Boddy Camille Brennan Laura Bush Ron Chappell Leroy Chavez Kenny Coca Annette Colledge Roger Duncan Jon Durdick Kris Edwards Michael Elmore Tony Fabrizio Nadine Fox La Jan Tari Fry Glade Garner James Gattis Debby Graham Mark Guadnola Kimberlee Halbert Phillips Hankins Jerry Hawthorne Barbara Hempel Anthony Heyl Linda Hoss Todd Igo Michelle Jimenez Daniel Johnston Brian Jones Paul Kelsey Mike King Linda Lara Richard Lucero Sabrina Maldonado Mary Marin Eugenio Martinez Erik Mestas Hans Miller Duke Nelson Shellie Newton Tony Paddilla Duane Phipps Teresa Pollen Polly Powers Stephanie Prinster Mike Ragains Russell Reason Larry Rickman Karen Roberts Terry Rogershooner Jon Scott Karla Seiler Robert Schroder Tom Shull Kevin Smallwood Michael Smith Steve Smith Laura Springborn Julie Stout Michelle Talley Donna Thompson Kevin Torres Daniel Trujillo Page 124 Tiger Times Grand Junction. CO Sophomores Sophomores WHAT IS A SOPHOMORE? A sophomore Is a teen-ager who is making that transition from junior high to adulthood. He is one who con not remember the simplest algebra forumla, but can tell you the exact second the bell will ring. He. somehow, can never find the inspiration to do his art assignment but can doodle over ever square inch of a desk top He is the one who wanders down the halls on opening day of school like a little boy while trying, at the same time, to impress the girls that he is Mr. Wonderful . She is the one who overdresses one day and comes to school in ragged sweats the next. They are the ones who at the first assembly can't find where they are supposed to sit and think class competition is a new test given in the Counseling Center. She is the girl that all the junior and senior boys are trying to impress because they struck out with their own class. But they're the ones that each year give new life and hope to the tired old buildings. They are the brunt of every joke and prank, but they can always respond with hope, Next year we'll be juniors. Class Officers: Kim Gardner, Greg Kempers. And Shelly Hodges X Page 125 Tiger Times Grand Junction, Colo Sophomores we A unyru Gary Allen Kelly Allen Michael Allen Mike Allen John Anderies Antonopoulos Lynn Appel Christie Apple Fernando Arias Barbara Armour Mark Arroyo Jeff Baker Shane Baker Ryan Ball Desi Belgard Joe Beltrand Tracy Bennett Holly Binkley Desiree Bishop Staci Blanc Terry Blanc W. Bomberger Tavia Bonnell Jim Borden Debbie Bousman Kathy Bowman Mike Boynton Charles Brand su Page 126 Tiger Times Grand Junction. Colo Sophomores Alan Branson Karl Brewer Allison Brinegar Pam Brito Chris Britt Joey Brock Brad Broughton Jackie Brown Julie Brown Kevin Brown Michelle Brown Christina Bryant Todd Bull Brenda Burgher Penni Butchko Harold Butler Carole Cabeen Alvin Caldwell Shaun Cameron L. Candelaria V. Candelaria David Carroll Paula Carson Kristi Chadd Mona Chadd Ric Chase Shannon Chick Terry Clawson Tami Cleveland Pat Click Page 127 Tiger Times Grand Junction. Colo Sopfiomores Michelle Coca Keri Colby Darren Cook Chris Cooper Scott Cooper C. Corneilson Rory Cornelison Dale Couts Christine Cox Michelle Cox Doug Crawford Teri Crider Leroy Cromwell Dawn Croze Kristen Cruse S. Cunningham R. Curcuo Sonya Cyr John Daniels Tom Daugard Laurie Davis Brent Dejong Brande Diehl D. Dierdorff Paul Dill Brent Dixon Sherri Dixon Kristie Dole Vicky Doyle Mark Duke Page 128 Tiger Times Grand Junction. Colo Sophomores Sherry Duncan Patti Easton Larry Ebright Johnny Eckman Nick Eddy Maureen Edmonds Carol Elliott Roy Elmore Jim Enyart Tina Estrada Christine Ethridge Mark Etie Erick Evans Karen Farina Adelaida Federico Kathy Ferrell Ginger Fetterolf Pat Fhuere Cindie Fields Jennifer Fisher Scott Fisher Jim Fleming Pablo Flores Kevin Foltz Susan Foos Kelly Ford Paul Foutz Nadine Fox Mike Franz Diane Frederick Michael Freer Corinne Freytas Amy Fuoco Tina Gallegos Melissa Ganzel Kathy Garber Mike Garcia Teddy Garcia Kim Gardner Richard Garner Kim Gartner Bill Geary Page 129 Tiger Times Grand Junction. Colo Sophomores Gina George Allen Getchell Matt Gibson Will Gibson John Gleason Brenda Golden Carrie Golus Troy Gonzales Brian Goodnight April Goodwin Kendra Granum Karleen Graves Charles Green Robin Green Susan Green Zach Green Paul Guerrero Jason Gustad M. Gustafson Ginger Haight Kimberlee Halbert Bethany Hall Holli Hamilton Steve Hamilton Drew Hanlon Jeff Hart Mark Hart Derek Hartman Eddy Hatch Lisa Havens Page 130 Tiger Times Grand Junction. Colo Sophomores Heidi Heacock Chris Heck Carrie Heckel Jeff Heidrich Kristin Heiserman Susan Henson Kirk Henwood Stuart Herman Cindie Hertel Eddie Hertel Vernon Hewitt Ginger Hight Leigh Ann Hill B. Hockenberry Shelly Hodges Melissa Hofferber John Holmes Lisa Howland Mike Huber Kelly Huff Steve Hunt Todd Igo Debra Jackson Jeff Jackson Jill Jacobs Amy Jagger Lilia Jebsen Darcy Jensen Rodney Jensen Salina Jimenez Poge 131 Tiger Times Grand Junction. Colo. Sophomores Brian Johnson Tina Johnson Doug Jones Kelley Jones Steven Jones Arlie Jordan Johnna Jordan Teddy Jordan Eileen Johnson Sara Johnson Cindy Julius David Keas Roland Keil Greg Kempers Tami Kempt on Sara Kendall Margl Kennedy Joe King Deanna Knapp Tammy Korsmeyer S. Kriegshauser Jeff Krizman Cari Kroft Chonnie Kuhn Robert Lacefield Hatti Lacour Randy Lampshire Linda Lara Dawn Largent Keith Larsen Page 132 Tiger Times Grand Junction, Colo Sophomores Mike Larson Kimberly Lastra Craig Lauritzen Regan Lebaron Clint Lee Sean Lehmkuhle Brent Lenderman Shawn Letey Shawn Lewis Todd Lindstrom Joseph Livingston Kathy Locke Lisa Lopez Darin Lovelace Judd Lovern Elvia Macias Ray Mackendrick Sandra Mactavish Mario Madrid Andi Maez Lauren Mahoney Larry Manchester Robert Manuppella Troy Marcil Jon Mariz Margery Marshall Kari Martin Mark Martin Socorro Martinez Christie Masdeen Joe Massey Lisa Matteroli Meghan Mayes Alitsa Maynes Brian Mcbee Vicki McCade Kathy Meclanahan Paula McCleary M. McCluskey Sherry McDonald Max McFarland Erin McGowan Page 133 Tiger Times Grand Junction. Colo. Sophomores Don McGuire Jill McLaughlin Kelly McMull Mike McNellis Tanya McNew Aaron McPhail Jannelle Michel Ronald Mier David Mikesell Crystal Miller Kistinn Milyard Travis Minter Nick Miracle Todd Mitchell Kasey Moncriet B. Moorhouse Katie Moran Jon Mottram Mike Mower Beverly Muhr Joe Murray Bill Musgrave Mike Nelson E Neubauer lynette Nix Ronald Noland C. Nordhausen Kevin Nugent Mike O'Brian Robert Ohara Pag© i34 Tiger Times Mark Olson Matilde Ortiz Julie Painter Diana Parker May Patsantoras Debra Pearson Tracy Pederson Ernest Perales Debbie Perkins Paul Petes Rosanne Peterson Tana Peterson Shane Peterson Jamie Petty Jim Phillips Roe Piburn Chad Pool Patrick Powers Polly Powers Ken Prescott Travis Pride Kim Quinn Michelle Raddsevich Nancv Raley Darryl Ramer Jon Raser Donna Ray Wes Reese Tress Remington Robby Rentfrow Page 135 Tiger Times Grand Junction. Colo. Sophomores Troy Rettig Elizabeth Reynolds John Rhea Andrea Richter Coni Rickley Larry Rickman Jim Riley Cheryl Robbins Jennifer Roberts Scott Robison Cynthia Rogers Shauna Ross Jennifer Roussin Kevin Rubalcaba Fred Rudd Dusty Rush Kris Russell Jane Ryan Liese Sacco Raymond Salazar Gilbert Sanchez Rudy Sanchez Mark Sanford Kelly Satrang Susan Saunders Laurie Sawtelle Chris Sawyer Desi Schafer Cheri Schindler Casey Schmalz Poge 136 Tiger Times Grand Junction. Colo. Sophomores Claudia Schmidt Dave Schmidt Ken Schooley Derek Scott Robbie Scott Russ Scott Jackie Seabed Alan Seiler Kim Serviss Pam Sewell David Shaw Lyle Shay Lisa Shayne Carol Sheeley Troy Shehee Jacque Sherman David Shipped Mike Shormann Charlie Shrum Scott Silva Leslie Sisneros Eric Smith Lisa Smith Melissa Smith Stan Smith Scott Snodgrass Bill Somers Zak Speakman Shannon St. Aubin Jeff Steele Ken Stenger Shane Stephen Todd Swaim Niki Terry Thane Thompson Aimee Thornton Monika Todd Richey Tovatt Kenneth Torsiello Pat Trimm Chandra Triplett Amy Turner Poge 137 Tiger Times Grand Junction. Colo Sophomores John Tyll Tim Unfred G Vanderhoofven Larry Van winkle Paula Vath Corene Vigil Patti Vigil Kirsten Wagnild Wynne Walker Susan Wallace Janna Walsh Toni Walthall Cheryl Wanebo Amy Weakly Patricia Webb Carol Weeks Jeff Weeks Larry White Sean White Allison Whiting Jean Wilbert Joan Wilbert Kathy Wilds Chris Williams Leslie Williams Scott Wilson Tracey Wilson Jeff Wingard Sidni Winters Kris Witchey 138 Tiger Times Grand Junction. Colo Sophomores Thomas Woldruff Lisa Wood Misty Woodard Joestes Wyatt Eric Wymore Larry Yeager Joyce Young Kendra Zadrozny Leslie Zimmerman Robert Zwerver Sophomores not pictured: Sean Armenta Christopher Braden Micky Britt Nikki Brownell Tara Buddecke Samuel Chacon Emmet Chastain Melissa Christie Sheila Clyde Abbie Dickinson Jon Dutton Deanne Edmonds Jeffrey Fisher Marketta Fox John Friebel Susie Fulham David Gallegos Kenneth Garcia Tyler Gardner Larry Gunnells Joannah Harless Hannah Hayes Stacy Henley John Hicks Wesley Huber Tonya Thornburg William Jernigan Anna Johnson Eileen Johnson Sara Johnson Kathy Larkins Brad Lay Robert Leisten Margery Marshall Maria Martinez Diane Mehmal Tracy Mix Michelle Nelson Rebecca Nelson Jacqueline Newkirk Matthew Novotny Patrick O'Neal Judit Orr Eric Pena Jonathan Raser Lisa Reason Bobby Rector Eric Redding Eddie Redfren Tress Remington Ben Renteria William Rhodes Kenny Ricks Dean Romarine Robert Salazar Mark Schneider Mary Sirotek Royce Sisac Dane Smith Charlotte Spears Laura Stevens Donna Teachout Shanda Thomas Aimee Thorton Donnie Wenger Dan Williams Mark Wright (©rgamzattrms attfr Cliitrg Future Business Leaders of America-Student Council-Exec utive Counci 1-National Honor Society-Tiqer Yearbook-Quill and Scroll-Art Club-Foreign Exchange Students-G-Club-Fel lowship of Christian Athlete s-Varsity Cheerleading-Junio r Varsity Cheerleading-Mop 6 nops-Octavos-Chorale-Mixed C horus-Marchino Band-Concer a nd Symphonic Band-Flag Cirls -Rifle Corps.-Jazz Band-Orch estra-Science Club-Astronomy Club-Foreign Language Club-N ational Forensic League-Thes pians-Drama-Future Homemaker s of America-HERO-Future Bus iness Leaders of America. Student Council-Executive Counci 1-National Honor Socie ty-Tiger Yearbook-The Orange and Black-nuill and Scroll-A rt Club-Foreign Exchange Stu dents-G-Club-Fellowship of C hristian Athletes-Varstiy Ch eerleading-Juniro Varsity Ch eerleading-Pom Pons-Octavos-Chorale-Mixed Chorus-Marchin g Band-Concert and Symphonic Band-Flag Girls-Rifle Corps. -Jazz Rand-Orchestra-Science club-Astronomy Club-Foreign Language Club-National Foren sic League-Thespians-Drama-F uture Homemakers of America-HERO-Future Business Leaders of America-Student Counci1-E xecutive Counci 1-National Ho nor Society-Tiger Yearbook-T he Orange and Black-Ouill an d Scroll-Art Club-Foreign Ex change Students-G-Club-Fello wship of Christian Athletes-Varsity and J.V. Cheerleadin g-Pom Pons-Octavos. Pom Pons-Octavos-Chorale-M ixed Chorus-Marching Band-Co ncert and Symphonic Band-Fla g Girls-Rifle Corps.-Jazz Ba nd-Orchestra-Science Club-As tronomy Club-Foreign Languag e Club-National Farensic Lea gue-Thes - Dj t - Fu tuj f H f Arne ess Le leagj ama-Future Hoi rica-HERO-Furare Bus1 aders of America. Student Council-Executive Council-National Honor Socie ty-Tiger Yearbook-The Orange and Black-Quill and Scroll-A rt Club-Foreign Exchange Stu dents-G-Club-Fellowship of C hristian Athletes-Varsity Ch eerleading-Junior Varsity Ch eerleading-Pom Pons-Octavos-Mixed Chorus-Chorale-Marchin g Band-Concert and Symphonic Band-Flag Girls-Rifle Corps. -Jazz Band-Orchestra-Science Club-Astronomy Club-Foreign Language Club-National Foren sic League-Thespians-Drama-F uture Homemakers of America-HERO. Student Council-Executive Council-National Honor Socie ty-Tiger Yearbook-The Orange and Black-Quill and Scroll-A rt Club-Foreign Exchange Stu dents-G-Club-Fellowship of C hristian Athletes-Varsity Ch eerleading-Junior Varsity Ch eerleading-Pom Pons-Octavos-Chorale-Mixed Chorus-Marchin Band-Concert and Symphonic Band-Flag Girls-Rifle Corps. tJazz Band-Orchestra-Science jb-Astronomy Club-Foreign nguage Club-National Foren [ic League-Thespians-Drama-F Lure Homemakers of America-10-Future Business Leaders TT America. Student Council-Executive uncil-National Honor Socie |[-Tiger Yearbook-The Orange Black-Quill and Scroll-A rt Club-Foreign Exchange Stu dents-G-Club-Fellowship of C hristian Athletes-Varsity Ch eerleading-Junior Varsity Ch eerleading-Pom Pons-Octavos-Chorale-Mixed Chorus-Marchin g Band-Concert and Symphonic Band-Flag Girls-Rifle Corps. -Jazz Band-Orchestra-Science Club-Astronomy Club-Foreign Language Club-National Foren sic League-Thespians-Drama-F uture Homemakers of America-HERO-Future Business Leaders of America. Student Council-Executive Counci 1-National Honor Socie ty-Tiger Yearbook-The Orange and Black-Quill and Scroll-A rt Club-Foreign Exchange Stu dents-G-Club-Fellowship of C hristian Athletes-Varsity Ch eerleading-Junior Varsity Ch eerleading. Pag© 40 tg© ras_Grond unct Council goes undercover to help school. Student Council members hide out in their favorite meeting place, the library. Head Boy. Charlie Kerchevol Head Girl, Terri Chappel Page 141 Tiger Times Grand Junction. Colo. Student Council Top row: Greg Kempers, John Hall. Kevin Kempers. Kevin Wanebo. Jim Harris, and Patricia Moran Bottom row Charlie Kercheval. Terri Chappel. Shelly Hodges, Laura Bush. Lisa Witt Every year Student Council helps to plan and organize things that will benefit and be fun for the school. They make many decisions that concern the school and student body. One of the most important things that student council does for the school is to try to maintain a positive line of communication between students and administration. The students in Grand Junction High School who wished to participate, either run for an office or volunteer their time to help student council. One of the first things that the council did for the school this year was to plan and execute the 1983 Homecoming festivities. Pictured left to right, are student council sponsors Mickey Dunn and Charles Meikle-john. Pag© 142 Tiger Times Grand Junction. Colo. NHS NHS Members promote goodwill Juniors: Lehmkuhle, Maureen Brinegar. Tom Peters, Shelly Brennan. Camille Longhorn. Connie Busboom, Julie Robb. Amy Andreoletti. Carrie Lozoya. Maura Conklin. Deborah Ryerson, Teresa Behrhorst. Amy MacKendrich. D. Harry Cyphers, Matt Schaben. Dawn Bingaman. Brenda Madson. Amy Dilon. Kristen Skinner, Jodi Branson. Shannon Matcheft. Nancy Estenson. Phillip Thaler, Sarah Bush. Laura Matthews, Wendy Feinman. Gal Vogel. Matt Fen. Becky McVean. Maralee Garwood. Brad Wach. Susan FHener. Wendy Miller. Les Gilmore, Rick Watts, Darrin Frisby. Sonya Miller. Teresa Grim, Tammy Webster, Susan Gardner. Karen Moore. Kat Guadnola, David Weisser, Lynette George. Lisa Mulder, Teri Hammond, Beth Wendle, Wendy Graham. Debby Newton. SheHei Hanlon. Justin Wilhelm. Suzanne Hall. John Schaefer. Michelle Harris. Jim Bowie. Ronda Heacock. Craig Schrettner. Laura Kempers, Kevin Horton. Shirley Horn. Tim Sc hut ter. Rhonda Kercheval. Charlie Konzier, Mary Hoskin, Brice Somers. Ann Kruse. Stacey Lockard. Brian Humphries. Jennifer Sorenson. Dawn Lehmkuhle, Sheila Moran. Patricia Johnson. Jeff Thomas. Scott Lucas. Jean Mary Rambolt. Marchelle Johnson. Tyler Thompson. Jill Rene McLeod. Sue Scarbrough, Michael K aim bach. Darren Vantreeck. Toni Moore. John Smith. Dianna Kohles. Jan Walworth. Jil Moore. Kristen Swartz. Shane Konzier, Susan Wanebo. Kevin Paddock. Rebecca Weakly. Melissa Komelson. Keri Seniors: Painter. Scott Kucei. Michele Ashley. Dayna Patterson, Tom Page 143 Tiger Times Grand Junction. Colo. Quil And Scroll And Art Club Quill Kathy Haase Kristen Moore Rick Gilmore Diane Whiting Wende Pomrenke Jean Mary Lucas Monica Maynes Kim Arbogast Shelly Duran Terri Chappell Barbara Barlow Jill Miller Dayna Ashely Bryan Cornish Mike Scarbrough Wendy Nelson Dave Nissen ed Parker Robb e Steele ;ey Kruse Bish een Duprey in Trader .niter Tadvick Shane Swartz Patti Bonnet Rick Gallegos ’ Grim Quill and Scroll Pushes the Pen Aspiring journalists were invited to join Quill and Scroll, a national honorary society for students participating in high school newspaper and yearbook staffs. Quill and Scroll was open to all second year journalism students who worked on either the Tiger or Orange Black crews. Involvement in Quill and Scroll gave students the opportunity to spend a day with Sentinel reporters learning the ropes of a city newspaper. Students were paired with workers and given the ''Grand Tour. Painting the Town Proud Students who participated in the Art Club reflected the idea that creativity is the spice of life. They learned through weekly meetings and visits to artists. The Art Club sponsored the window painting contest on Main Street during Homecoming Spirit Week and sold handmade items to raise money to support their activities. The Art Club was governed by Co-Presidents Deanne Golden and Pat Jamison. Treasurer Historian Julie Morford, and Secretary Jan Kohles. The group sponsor was Betty Pitts. Poge 144 Tiger Times Grand Junction. Colo NFL National Forensics League takes top honors The National Forensics League of the 1983-84 school year competed in two tournaments. The ten members of the team competed in a variety of events such as: Poetry, Humor, Drama, Extemporaneous Speaking. Oratory, Cross-Examination, Debate, and Lincoln-Douglas Debate. For each tournament they competed in, they receive a certain number of points based on how they placed in the rounds. At the end of the year Rhonda Bowie had a total of 522 points and received the National Forensics League Award. State Competers: left to right; John Kerns. Katie Moran, and Mike Scarbrough, not pictured Rhonda Bowie Standing Rhonda Bowie. Karen Farina. Sarah Johnson. Sponsor Lisa Folsone. Katie Moran. Amy Storm. Sarah Kendall Sitting: Mike Scarbrough, Steve Steele. John Kerns, and Shannon McGee Page 145 Clubs Tiger Times Grand Junction. Colo. School Service Proves Rewarding Prom Pages: Front Mike McNeliis. Katie Moran. Allison Bnnegar. Kris Witchey. Chandra Tnplett. Karen Farina Back: Greg Kempers. Mike Nelson, John Gleason. Ray McKendrick. Tom Daugard, Shawn White. Shane Stephens and Derek Hartman Left: Patricia Moran donates blood through the Student Council Blood Drive Above Varsity Cheerleaders perform the flag ceremonies at the beginning of an assembly. Pag© 146 Tiger Times Grand Junction. Colo. G-Club G-Club hosts coaches’ picnic Scott Painter angles the ball. G-Club had on© of its busiest years this past school year. The club ran a 3-on-3 basketball tournament in the winter, with this year's winners being CC Water. G-Club is planning to get plaques for future winners. They also went on a cross-country skiing trip in December. In the spring. G-Club hosted the annual Coaches Appreciation Picnic. Several members turned out for the occasion and put down a lot of food. The Bleacher Bums, supported by G-Club, would come and show spirit at the games. John Moore, as president: Mike Stahl as vice-president; and Sarah Thaler as the secretary-treasurer were the trusty officers. David Nissen throws the ball on and off the field Top Row left to right Shane Swartz, Mike Stahl. Justin Hanlon. Jim Garrett. Chris Marshall. Mike Vasquez. Doc Williams. Second row Kim Nidey. Stacey Wakefield. Eileen Wygant, Shannon Bauerle, Lisa Witt. Third row: Bryan Cornish, Angie Keil, Mike Foster. Darrin Watts. Tom Patterson. Mike Vescio. Vai Jackson. John Moore Bottom row Laini Stadler. Maureen lehmkuhle. Sarah Thaler, Laura Bush. Patti Bonnet. Morale© McVean. Jill Walworth, and Sheila Lehmkuhle. Page 147 Tiger Times Grand Junction. CO FCA F.C.A. helps me a lot Spiritually. I run a lot and F.C.A. helps me think during that time and makes me stronger. tunity to demonstrate the compatibility of the discipline of the Christian life and the disciplines of athletics. That is how Captain Sheila Lehm-kuhle describes what the Fellowship of Christian Athletes means to her. Another senior and the club's publicity manager Sarah Thaler expressed her feelings this way. I like it because it teaches me a lot I didn't learn in Sunday School because they skipped over it. Combining Bible studies, activity nights and a Western Slope Conference. held this year in Olathe, the club gave athletes an oppor- 1 Other officers were Maureen Lehmkuhle, co-captain, Kat Moore, secretary, and Mike Gan-zel, treasurer. The sponsors for the organization were Jeff Geiser, head football coach and Max Kralicek, head girls basketball coach. Membership was open to any person who participated in athletics at Grand Junction high School and wanted to share their Christian faith with others. FCA focuses on fun, fellowship faith. Mike Ganzel. Jeff Zadrozny. John Gleason. Coach Jeff Geiser. Sheila Lehmkuhle. Jill Walworth. Coach Max Kralicek. Stephanie Cornell. Jim Garrett, Michele Thompson. Maureen Lehmkuhle, Kirsten Wagnild, Shawn Lehmkuhle. Valerie Jackson, Kat Moore. Becky Feil. and Kendra Zadrozny Ready??? OK...... The 1983-84 Varsity Cheerleaders started off the year taking second place in a camp held by the International Cheerleading Foundation last summer in Boulder. The squdd received high honors and Sdm Sa-muelson received an award for her outstanding spirit. The J.V. Cheerleaders attended a camp during the summer sponsored by the National Cheerleading Association. They received awards for their super spirit. Rah-Rahs Both squads helped boost spirit for football games, boys and girls basketball games, volleyball, as well as wrestling matches. Along with cheering, they made locker decorations, spirited posters, organized our rowdy assemblies, and showed great pride for GJHS. The J.V Cheerleaders did a terrific job by-helping to cheer for the girls Varsity Basketball team. Junior Varsity Cheerleaders Standing Tina Gallegos. Andrea Richter. Michelle Thompson. Laura Tendick. Heidi Heacock. Sandra Thomas. Sitting: Cheri Schindler. Darcy Jensen. 150 1984 Pom Pon Squad; Pride of G.J.H.S. At games and assemblies fund-raisers and school functions the pon pon girls could dlways be found. They danced to Footloose, Can't live without you, Shes a beauty, and Dancin so Close to the Fire which they took to State competition in Denver. They also brought home a 1st place trophy for their squad dance, to Roller at an NCA summer camp in Fort Collins. From top to bottom: Patti Bonnet. Stacey Kruse. Doreen Roybal. Terri Chappell From left to right Heather Rose. Christia Callihan. Doni O'Rourke, front. From left to right Kim Arbogast. Becky Grey. Jl Miiier and Janeen Page 152 Tiger Times. Grand Junction. Colo Foreign Language Foreign Language Requires Working to Get Ahead Nothing can alter the fact that a beginner learning a foreign language has to commit to memory, a heavy load of words and rules before there is any appreciable reward for their effort. Foreign languages have a greater effect on a student's learning when students get deeply involved. Fortunately students participating in the foreign language program at GJHS have the opportunity through French Club, German Club. Spanish Club, and Latin Club to experience language outside of the classroom. Each club had several activities during the year. French, German and Spanish clubs all participated in soccer games after school, also French Club kept busy planning their Thanksgiving Party and Christmas Banquet. Several clubs enjoyed the holidays by singing Christmas carols. French Club celebrated the beginning of Lent with a Mardi Gras. Latin Club observed Ides of March and participated in Homecoming with a float. I'm ever so grateful to have had the opportunity to study foreign languages, now I can talk to foreign men. Kim Arbogast. French III. Spanish II “Learning a foreign language is fun Nancy Matchett. French II German club members include: Front Row Deborah Conklin. Coni Rickley. Keri Kornelson. Mr Witt. Toni Van Treeck. Tammy Korsmeyer Second Row: Susan Green. Lisa Witt. Brenda Bingaman. Kim Lashbrook. Christina Cornelison. Jean Wilbert. Kathy Siminoe, Heidi Heocock Third Row Jeff Hart. Sean Lehmkuhle. Kirsten Wagnild. Diana Smith. Rhonda Schutter. Jeannette Middaugh. Jack Shilling. David Shipper! Fourth Row: Kevin Wanebo. Chris Rouse. Curtis Garner. Chuck Fedler. Steve Steele. Craig Heocock, Pat Hambright, Dan Rousisn. Chad Pool. Matt Boelke. Kevin Kiefer. Paul Kelsey Members of Latin Club include: Front Row Teresa Miller. Rondo Bowie. Michelle Hitchens. Shannon McGee. Michelle Coco. Second Row Mark Sanford. George Antonopoulus. Brittany Gipson. Shelly Duran. Kim Gardner. Sam Samuleson, Kristin Heisermann. Lisa Arbogast. Mrs Zachry, Pam Sewell. Doug Crawford Third Row Joestes Wyatt. Elizabeth Neu-bauer. Carrie Golus, Arte Jordon Back Row Joe Murry. Lyle Shay. Max McFarland Poge 153 Tiger Times Grond Junction, Colo Foreign Longgge The '83- 84 French Club members include Top Row Shone Connors. Jim Shortndge, Lee Alphonse. Mark Martinez. Mike Skidmore Middle Row Sonya Frisby. Vickie Freer. Maureen Lehmkehle. Paula Carson. Julie Gibford. Leigh Ann Hill. Bottom Row: Susan Konzier. Andrea Schendel. Bebby Graham. Moira Cross. Jill Walworth. Nancy Matchett, and Janeen Duprey. The 83-'84 Spanish Club members include: Top Row: Scott Painter. Dan Reid. Jan Kohles. Jim Harris. Jett Zadrozny. Phil Estenson. Patty Woodhouse. Rick Manchester, Steve Steele Fourth row Patty Dolan. Jo Kuretich. Jill Jefferson. Wendy Wilson. Angie Kiel. Richelle Paer. Christine Brant. Amy Behrhorst. Christia Colbhan. Third Row Katie Moran. Karen Farina. Wendy Fowlner. Stacey Wakefield. Kris Crinklaw. Holly Beaver. Shelly Rambolt. Marcy Rambolt. Second Row Lisa Havens. Jennifer Harris. Kat Moore, Maraiee McVean. Molly Marlow. Ty Sheehee. Chris Green, Tom Brineger. Teri Chappell. Stephanie Prinster. Shannon Branson. Ms Rodney. Brenda Sanchez. Gina Ransier First Row Wendy Wendle. Tammy McBride. Wendy Anderson. Shelly Duran. Lisa George. Lynette Wendle. Sheila McDonald. Carrie Andreoletti. Jennifer Humphries. Mary Jo Montoya. Bobbie Willoughby Seated Michelle Murguia. Becky Feil. Cathy Brett. The comprehension of. and the verbal proficiency in foreign languages must inevitably become the key to m-tergalactic and mtra-planetary communication if the avoidance of universal inanities is ever to become even minutely plausible Charlie Kercheval. Spanish III Foreign language has given me the opportunity to communicate with Kim and she communicates with foreign men. Lisa Arbogast. Latin I I tink Foreign language has bean bery. bery gut too mi Julie Busboom. Spanish HI Poge JM igeMimes randJunctioa Co Foreigners express their views. I am Aline Vella from France and I am staying with the Archuleta family. It is very cool here, I prefer it to France. I don't like the clothes and the fattening food. I like to dance, swim, play football, softball and basketball, I am on the swimming team. My favorite music is funky and disco. I am Steve Wingard from Norway. I like the schools here compared to those in Norway, because the schools in America are bigger and better. The food here is much different, there is a lot more junk food. Americans are friendly people. In Norway I enjoy windsurfing, but there are not to many places to windsurf in Grand Junction. I like to swim and I like girls. I am Marlene Damgaard from Denmark The best thing about school here is that there are sports after school, and a counselors office, etc ... I don't like all the grades and tests. The people in Denmark dress nearly the same as the people here, except girls here are alot more dressed up. I am Babsi Hemple from Germany and I am staying with the Brewers. School in Germany is different and easier. I like the people here but not their clothes. The sports I enjoy are team handball, soccer and football. My favorite rock group is the Police. I am Gudnun Christine Kant and I come from a town called Wesel in Germany. I am staying with the Gartner family. I like the relationship between the teachers and the pupils at GJHS, it is more informal than in Germany. I love to swim, I was on the swimming team for three weeks. The dress here is different than the fashions in Europe. My favorite American food is cookies. Bottom Row Steve Wingard. Babsi Hemple. Marlene Damgaard Back Row Aline Vella. Gudnun Christine Kant. Page 166 Tiger Times Grand Junction. Colorado F.H.A Future Homemakers of America is a vocational organization run by the students. The organization is maintained on four levels: chapter, district, state and national. On each level officers are elected to govern, and through serving learn leadership skills. The club held fund raisers to earn money for their attendance at the State Conference and weekly meetings to prepare themselves for these conferences. The club also attended the District Conference at Mesa College with other clubs along the Western Slope. FHA Members: Standing: Corrie Golus. Deann Golden. Crissie Bryant, Beth Madsen. Kathy Easton. Kneeling Sharon Kriegshauser and Missy Hofferber The over-all goal of the FHA is to help youth assume active roles in society through home economics education in the areas of personal growth, family life, vocational preparations, and community involvement. stated Beth Madsen, FHA Third Vice-President. The club was run by Carrie Jolus, President; Beth Madsen, Vice-President; Crissie Bryant. Parlimentarian; Debbie Perkins, Secretary-Treasurer; Sharon Kreigshauser, Historian-Reporter; Deanne Golden, District Representative; and Kathy Easton, Sponsor. FHA Officers: Carrie Golus, Crissie Bryant and Sharon Kreigshauser Page 156 Tiger Times Grand Junction. Colo. Home Economic Related Occupations Super Heros in training Working to improve their school and community was the goal of the Home Economics Related Occupations Club. Their activities included giving a Halloween party for special education students at Grand Junction High School, raising funds for the March of Dimes and finding support for HERO programs. The fund raisers included the selling of memo pads and pizzas. HERO, a vocational program designed to prepare students for home economics careers, emphasized teaching students both in and out of the classroom to function in society as independent individuals. Students also learned general employable skills. To practice these skills, they participated in on-the-job training in the fields of food services, nursing, fashion design and child care. Students earned both solary and credit for the jobs they held during the school year. Main events of the year included the state conference which was held in Colorado Springs and an employer-employee banquet culminating the year's activities. Officers for HERO I were: Co-Presidents Renee Beldon and Glenn Brown; Vice President J. R. Renteria; HERO II: Co-Presidents Nancy Irwin and Brad Cook. The classes were advised by Linda Miskinis. I can't take this anymore. complains Teri Prescott (upper right) in frustration at an executive council meeting for HERO leading HERO on in the Homecoming Parade proclaiming the theme. Welcome to the Badlands. Goodland . are Cheryl Arens-meyer. Natalie Watt and Teresa Colby Sharing ideas for HERO at a council meeting are Ten Prescott. Brad Cook, Karen Russel and Nancy Irwin Pag© 157 Tiger Times Grand Junction. Colo Home Economic Related Occupations Clowning around at the Homecoming Parade are Rene Beldon. Teri Prescott. Cindy Tinkle. Nancy Irwin. Mary Jo Montano, Lisa Beebe HERO members. First row: Lesa Van Sandt. Rene Beldon. Heidi Albright, second row Teri Prescott. Kelley Ramsey. Teresa Colby. Janet Hill. Sherri Roberson. Cindy Tinkle. Cyd Ford, third row Linda Miskinis Cindy Phillips, Natalie Watt. Cheryl Arensmeyer. Karen Russel. Brad Cook! Melony Shuck. Lisa Beebe. Jullie Marshall. Mary Jo Montano, fourth row Ben Renteria. Glenn Brown. Shane Larsen. Jim Davis Foreign Costume Page 160 Tiger Times Grand Junction, Coto Yearbook Staff Somehow we got it all together. Top Row Jill Jefferson. Paul Herrera. Wende Pomrenke. Doc Williams. Jennifer Tadvick. Mr. Kralicek Next Row: Daniel Martinez. Terri Chappell, Barbara Barlow. Dayna Ashley, Nancy Wing, Patti Bonnet. Janeen Duprey. Shane Swartz Seated Julie Torline. Jill Miller. Kristin Trader and Kristie Clark The Tiger yearbook staff is changing their style. This year's staff made the annual in a sort of newspaper style. The cover was designed by Jill Jefferson and Dawn Pasqua. This year's staff consists of Terri L. Chappell and Janeen M. Duprey as Co-editors; Patti A. Bonnett and Barbara L. Barlow as Assistant Editors; Dayna M. Ashley, Paul D. Herrera, Daniel R. Martinez, Kristie L. Clark, Shane M. Swartz, Jennifer L. Tadvick, Kristin D. Trader, Doc F. Williams and Nancy L. Wing as Section Editors; Jill Miller as ad Manager; Shelly A. Peters as Business Manager, Jay J. Gorby, Jill L. Jefferson, Eric C. Lee-dom, Wende Pomrenke and Bill Vance as photographers. Max Kralick and Gary Cordray served as our as advisors. Mr Kralicek helps out. Julie and Kristin sit and chat. Pag© 161 Tiger Times Grand Junction. Colo. Yearbook Staff Kristie looks clueless Staff pretends to be hard at work. Page Jb geMime Gran unction ojo An Staft How did we make it through the year? So what did you do Friday night? Editors keep busy Amy shows Mr. Cordray how it's done Pag© 163 Tiger Times Grand Junction. Colo O And B staff Top row: Unidentified person. Bryan Cornish. Wade Wagner, Steve Goss. Jay Gorby. Steve Steele. Eric Leedom. Ted Parker. Bill Vance. Ernie Farris. Guy Meeker, Rick Gallegos. Dave Nissen. Next Row Mike Scarbrough. Mike Romero. Wendy Nelson, Barbara Barlow. Julie Busboom. Jean Mary Lucus. Charlie Kercheval. Matt Cyphers. Bob Bish Next Row: Candy Wagner. Diane Whiting. Kristen Moore. Mr Cordray. Renee Gerlofs. Sarah Thaler. Kathy Haase Bottom Row: Monica Maynes. Shelly Duran. Dina McCoy. Karla Akes. Stacey Kruse. Jenni Scriven. Amy Robb. Kim Arbogast. Tammy Grimm. Celeste Preuss. Mickie Tyll and Katrina Scribner The O B staff consists of 35 members The O B has won awards for the best paper since 1963. Every person on the staff has their own respon-sibiities. The editors are Kathy Haase, Kristen Moore and Amy Robb, the associate editor is Stacey Kruse. Assistant Editors Kim Arbogast. Shelly Duran. Rick Gilmore, Ann Hendricks, and Wendy Nelson. Sports Editors Bryan Cornish and Steve Steele Sports writers Bob Bish. Matt Cyphers. Rick Gallegos, and Guy Meeker Advertising Managers Julie Busboom, Charlie Kercheval. and Jean Mary Lucas. Advertising sales persons Karla Akes, Barbara Barlow, Ernie Farris. Renee Gerlofs, Eric Leedom. Monica Maynes, Dave Nissen. Ted Parker, Celeste Pruess. Katrina Scribner, Jenni Scriven. and Mickie Tyll. Business Managers Tami Grimm, and Sarah Thaler. Circulation. Wade Wagner, and photographers Candy Wagner and Diane Whiting. Smile. Stacey writes her story. Charlie inspects adds. Kim writes a note Page 164 Tiger Times Grand Junction. Colo. Astronomy Club Science students Expand Learning through Astronomy Club tlfi r. o1 MS} .� -.r i At j Bn T,„ Xb Lo t Ik -Ik Ma No Lw Standing left to right: Kate Alexander. Dawn Sorenson. Debby Grahm. and Lisa Arbogast. Sitting: Sponsor Mike Kelher. Michelle Vana-man. and Jan Mickelson Astronomy is one of the oldest of the sciences. Through the Astronomy Club, students can continue the centuries old search of the galaxies. In their studies members learned about constellations, planets, meteor showers, Haley's Comet, and the use of the telescope. Sponsored by Mike Kelher, the club functioned independently of organized classes but was composed of students from the science classes. 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Colo. Band ROW 8 lynette Weddle. Holh Hamilton, Russ Curtis. Jonna Walsh. Wendy Matthews. Mike Larson. Mike Huber, Jim Shortridge. Dan Campbell, Ken Frederickson, Craig Nordhausen, Terry Clawson. Mark Regains. Chuck Fedler. Rick Evans. Tim Horn. Anita Dreyer ROW 7 John Green. Brian Johnson. Mike Mower. Steve Homilton. Todd Bull. Eric Wymore. Joestes Wyatt. Mark Guadnola. Bill Somers, Brad Garwood. Kathy Bonman, Lori Wendle. Kat Moore, Wendy Filener. Glenn Brown. ROW 6 Max McFarland. Rosanne Peterson. Michelle Kucel. Monika Todd. Linda Lopas. Gina George. Roland Keil, Randy Lange. Susan Henson. Joe Murray, Kevin McNellis, Tanya McNern. Stacey Wakefield. Debbie Bousamn. Dan Reid ROW 5 Bobby Rector. Carrie Andreletti. Mark Schneider. Dearm Golden. Kathy Locke. Lisa George. Paul Foutz. Kari Martin. Michelle Cox. Bobbi Willoughby. Katie Morgn. Ken Kornelson. Dawn Largent. Brenda Golden. Greg Patrick. ROW 4 Zack Green. Jon Mottram. John Andries, Rochelle Wacher, Brenda Maddux. Dona Smith. Doni O'Rourke. Susan Konzier. Jenny Humphries. Heather Rose. Teresa Miller. Ann Somers. Kris Crinklaw. Susan Saudners. ROW 3: Bethany Hall. Brenda Hein. Kathy McClanahan. Paula Vath. Amy Weakly. Karey St. Clair. ROW 2: Wendy Wendle. Niki Terry. Ken Prescott. Charlie Green. Chris Apple. Suzie Wilhelm. ROW 1: Eileen Johnson. Mary Marin, Janice Lopas. Jenny Rousin, Jeannie Mid-daugh. Patty Woodhouse. Donnette Dierdorff. Sherri Dixon. Monika Maynes. FRONT David Guadnola Marching band performs routines. Mr Millholland Color Guard Page 167 Tiger Times Grand Junction. Colo Bonds The Tiger Marching Band was under the new instruction of Raymond Millholland this year. The 102 members got off to a quick start with 7 a.m. practice sessions and several competitions along the way. To start the year, the band competed Oct. 1 in the Colorado West Invitational in Grand Junction. They also competed on Oct. 12 in the Colorado Band Masters Association Regional Competition in Delta, Colo, and placed well. Other activities included; performing field shows at all home games, adding spirit to pep assemblies. and participating in local parades. 5 | I Symphonic Bond: (Alphabetical) John Anderies. Carrie Andreoletti. Christine Apple. Debbie Bousman. Kathryn Bowman. James Brunner. Todd Bull. Dan Campbell Veronica Candelaria. Michelle Carre . Terry Clawson. Michelle Cox. Kris C rink law. Russel Curtis. Patricia Dolan. Kris Edwards. Richard Edwards. Eric Evans. Chuck Fedler. Wendy Filener. Paul Foutz. Ken Frederickson. Brenda Golden. Deann Golden. Charles Green. Mark Guadnola. Bethany Hal. Nodme Hearlson, Brenda Hein, Susan Henson. Michael Huber. Jennifer Humphries. Brian Johnson. Susan Konzier. Keri K or nelson. Michelle Kucel. Randy Lange. Dawn Largent. Mike Larson. Brent Lender man. Lynda Lopas. Gretchen Loshbaugh. Kari Martin. Wendy Matthews. Monika Maynes. Kathy McClanahan, Max McFarland. Kevin McNelis. Tanya McNew. Jeannette Middaugh. Teresa Miller. Kat Moore. Jon Matt ram. Joe Murray. Craig Nordhausen. Doni O'Rourke. Greg Patrick. Rosanne Petersen. Ken Prescott. Laurie Pyeatt. Mark Regains. Bobby Rector. Heather Rose. Steven Rumzek. Susan Saunders. Mark Schneider. James Shortridge. Dona Smith. Arm Somers. Wiliam Somers. Karey St. Clair. Robert Timmins. Monika Todd. Paula Vath. Rochelle Wacker, Stacey Wakefield. Janna Walsh. Dennis Weaver, Lori Wendte. Suzanne Wilhelm. Bobbi Willoughby. Patricia Woodhouse. Joestes Wyatt. Eric Wymore. Ray Milholland. director. Pag© 169 Bands Tiger Times. Grand Junction, Colo. Bands entertain and support United States Marine Corps Band performs for the student body Above Band goes through half time routine at football game. Right: Flags work hard on timing and togetherness Page 170 Tiger Times. Grand Junction. Colo Orchestra Orchestra Members: Wade Green. Greg Patrick. Jeannette Middaugh. Kat Moore. Michelle Kucel. Russell Curtis. Monika Todd. Mark Guadnola. Chuck Fedler. Mark Regains. Mike Huber. Wendy Matthews. Lynette Hudiburgh. Norman Ashley, Suzie Wilhelm. Holly Beaver. Kari Kornelison. Cheryl Robbins. Laurie Pyeatt, Brenda Hein. Mike Freer. Wendy Filener. Tanya McNew, Arlie Jordan. Jennifer Roussin. Darrin Kalmbach and Elizabeth Neubauer Page 171 Tiger Times Grand Junction. Colo Vocal Music Mixed Chorus shines in concert. Mixed Choir members are as follows: Mark Olson. John Rhea. Theodore Jordon, Danny Duke. Jeff Jackson. Carter Walthall, Ernest Perales, Kim Wilbur. David Hein. Claudia Schmidt. Elizabeth Reynolds. Staci Blanc. Nina Martinez, Margaret McCluskey, Lisa Shayne. Aline Vella. Allison Whiting. Kristi Dole. Carrie Golus, and Marlena Damgaard. Hi, our names are Aline Vella, and Marlena Damagaard, we are from France and Denmark. This year we are attending Grand Junction High School. While attending Grand Junction High School we were involved with many different activities, such as Mr. Hein's Mixed Chorus program. To us, the music here is the same as in our countries. We enjoy this class and working with Mr. Hein. We feel we have learned a great deal about the United States through music. This is both of our first years in choir, we are accomplishing a great deal. Although we have both been playing the piano for several years, this is the first time we have ever taken If our mom s could only see us choir. We like the Change and will Exchange students Aline Vella and have many memories of our year at Marlene Damgaard Grand Junction High School. Pag© 172 Tiger Times Grand Junction. Colo. Vocal Music Chorale shows spirit throughout the year. Top Row: Brenda Bmgoman. Mark Martinez. Jesse Watson. Steve Harmon. Steve Steele. Jefterey Babcock. Kim Lashbrook 2nd Row David Hein. Laura Howell, Lori Gipson. Teresa Colby. Melissa Weakly. Lisa Gunnells. Konni Cook. Debra Stride. Carrie Jenson Bottom Row Linda Gardner. Valerie Chapin. Debra Perkins. Shantana Polley. Sara Shatter. Gena Morrell. Becky Feil. Cathy Lutzkiewicz. and Lisa Howland Choralaries keep active, enjoy year. The members ot the 1983-84 Choralaries are Patricia Webb. Linda Gardner. Kathy Wilds. Cynthia Philips. KeHy Satrang. Coni Rickley. Toni Walthall. David Hein. Hatti LaCour, Donna Pi bum, Pauls Carson. Cindie Hertel. Lisa Gunnells. Sara Shatter, and Gena Morrell Pag© 173 Tiger Times Grand Junction, Colo. Vocal Music Octovos Strive to the Top Top Row: Lori Gipson. 2nd Row Jeffery Babcock, Jesse Watson, Debra Stride. 3rd Row: Gena Morrell, Sara Shaffer Bottom Row: David Hein, Lies© Kay Sacco, Steve Steele. Eat your heart out Lenard Burnstien Spring carnival 1984. held Sat. April 14. turned out to be the largest activity planned by Executive and Student council all year It was a part of the Springfest week, and they could not have picked a better day to hold it. After weeks of continuous cold weather which shifted between rain and snow, April 14 proved to be warm and sunny. The main goal behind Carnival “84'' according to Head Boy Charlie Kercheval and Head Girl Terri Chappell was to have a fun project that everyone- students, teachers, parents, and even the community would be involved in. This goal was not only reached but far exceeded In many ways ■H Carnival activities included: a mud volleyball tournament, mud tug ot war. 27 various booths sponsored by school, civic, community, and parent's clubs, a bar-b-que. an outside movie, Fastbreak , a day long drawing with prizes from local businesses, and entertainment throughout the day which included: breakdancers. an airband finals competition, a student singer and a student guitarist, a Jazz band, and a barbershop quartet. t Wik Carnival It is hoped that Carnival will become an annual event to continue to keep the spirit and pride at Grand Junction High School as high as It was in 1984. 176 tg • , CAST: Jeff Babcock Maralee McVean Wally Sykes Kellin Olson Shannon McGee Wendy Maurin Wendy Wainright Dawn Morford Rhonda Schutter Kim Lashbrook Na-na-na-na-na-na-na-na-na -na-na-na-na-na-na-na-na-na-na-na-na-na-na-na-na-na-na-n a-na-na-na-na-na-na-na-na-na -na-na-na-na-na-na-na-na-na-na-na-na-na-na-na-na -na-na- n a-na-na-na-na-na-na-na-na-na -na-na-na-na-na-na-na-na-na-na-na-na-na-na-na-na-na-na-n a-na-na-na-na-na-na-na-na-na -na-na-na-na-na-na-na-na-na-na -na- na-na-na-na-na- na-na -n a-na-na-na-na-na-na-na-na-na -na-na-na-na-na-na-na-na-na-na-na-na- na-na-na-na -na-na-n a-na-na-na-na-na-na-na-na-na -na-na-na-na-na-na-na-na-na-na -na-na -na-na -na-na -na-na-n a-na-na-na-na-na-na-na-na-na -na-na-na-na-na-na-na-na na-na-na-na-na-na-na-na-a-na-na-na-na-na-na-na-n -na-na-na-na-na-na-na na-na-na-na-na-na-na-a-na-na-na-na-na-na-na -na-na-na-na-na-na-na-na na-na-na-na-na-na-na a-na-na-na-na-na-na--na-na-na-na-na-na-na-na na-na-na-na-na-na-na-na a-na-na-na-na-na-na-na--na-na-na-na-na-na-na-na-na-na-na-na -na-na-n a-na-na-na-na-na-na-na -na-na-na-na-na-na-na-na-na-na- na-na-na-na-na-na-na-na-n a-na-na-na-na-na-na-na-na-na -na-na-na-na-na-na-na-na-na-na-na-na-na-na-na-na-na-na-n a-na-na-na-na-na-na-na-na-na -na-na-na-na-na-na-na-na-na-na-na-na-na-na-na-na-na-na-n a-na-na-na-na-na-na-na-na-na -na-na-na-na-na-na-na-na-na-na-na-na-na-na-na-na-na-na-n a-na-na-na-na-na-na-na-na-na -na-na-na-na-na-na-na-na-na-na-na-na-na-na-na-na-na-na-n a-na-na-na-na-na-na-na-na-na -na-na-na-na-na-na-na-na-na-na-na-na-na-na-na-na. 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COMPUTER COMPLICATIONS — Matthew Broderick starred as David Lightman, a high school student who inadvertently hooks his home computer into the U.S. governments North American Defense Command computer in the movie hit War Games.” TAKES CHAMPIONSHIP — Defending champion Martina Navratilova defeated Andrea Jaeger to win the Wimbledon Ladies' Singles Championship for the fourth time. AP WIDE WORLD PHOTO GRENADA INVASION — American Troops, along with a multinational force, invaded the island of Grenada after a coup and successfully secured it. CENTENNIAL CELEBRATION — Fireworks exploded over the Brooklyn Bridge to mark the 100th birthday of the giant span. FINAL M'A'S'H — The final episode of M'A'S'H aired in February of 1983. Original cast is shown on the left and closing cast on the right. GOING APE — A 3,000-pound, eight-story high, vinyl King Kong clung to the Empire State Building in New York to commemorate the movie made 50 years ago. TOY CRAZE — Cabbage Patch Kids, complete with birth certificates and adoption papers, were hot items with holiday shoppers. CUP GOES DOWN UNDER — The yacht “Australia II became the first challenger to take the America's Cup in 132 years, defeating the defender, “Liberty. THERE SHE IS—In N September a Syracuse University coed, Vanessa Williams, was crowned Miss America for 1984. FLASHY MOVIE — Nineteen-year-old Jennifer Beals starred in the hit movie “Flashdance and firmly established the torn sweat shirt as one of the year’s fashion fads. Black and orange balloons fly high on graduation day. We strive not to equal; but to excel. A familiar graduation memory. Presidential candidate speaks at “84” Graduation GJHS history was made on May 22.1984 when Senator Gary Hart of Colorado, a current Democratic presidential candidate, arrived to address the graduating class. When Senator Hart accepted the invitation to be the commencement speaker he was not entered in the presidential race. But with his new prominence came a number of other things that affected the graduation ceremonies. So, complete with Secret Service men and news casters from 50 major stations and networks. Senator Hart flew into town. In his address he stressed the importance of public involvement in politics and it's continuation. The graduating class featured eight valedictorians who boasted a 4.0 grade point average. A total of 277 seniors received the honors. Senator Gary Hart speaks to Graduating seniors The 1984 validictory address was given by Tom Patterson and John Moore. Excerpts follow: Three years ago we began a journey that culminates today. During this time we have experienced moments of joy. fear, excitement, and sorrow. We always, however, kept our sights on one goal: graduation day. Today we will terminate our high school days by receiving our diplomas.....a symbol that declares our public schooling is complete. It represents all that we have learned from Grand Junction High School, not only the facts and figures but the real life lessons as well. Our years at GJHS have given us experiences for which we are in debt. We learned about life, of friendships and of hardships. We learned how to laugh and how to cry. We learned about ourselves and about others. Perhaps the greatest lesson we learned is how to believe in ourselves. John Moore We will be faced with a lot of decisions: Voting, raising children, and so on. To these decisions, let us bring some common sense. We have developed something important here at Grand Junction High School. Let us not fear the Hurdles which lie ahead, for if we keep our heads clear and rely on our inner abilities, these difficulties will become opportunities to challenge our desire to make life in this society and on this planet a little better. So as we venture into the world on this day, let us never lose faith in our ability to make sound decisions, lead happy lives and improve the welfare of generations yet to come. Tom Patterson DESIDERATA GO PLACIDLY AMID THE NOISE HASTE, REMEMBER WHAT PEACE THERE MAY BE IN SILENCE. AS FAR AS POSSIBLE WITHOUT surrender be on good terms with all persons. Speak your truth quietly clearly; and listen to others, even the dull ignorant; they too have their story. to Avoid loud aggressive persons, they are vexations to the spirit. If you compare yourself with others, you may become vain bitter; for always there will be greater lesser persons than yourself. Enjoy your achievements as well as your plans, to Keep interested in your own career, however humble; it is a real possession in the changing fortunes of time. Exercise caution in your business affairs; for the world is full of trickery. But let this not blind you to what virtue there is; many persons strive for high ideals; and everywhere life is full of heroism. Be yourself. Especially, do not feign affection. Neither be cynical about love; for in the face of all aridity disenchantment it is perennial as the grass. to Take kindly the counsel of the years, gracefully surrendering the things of youth. Nurture strength of spirit to shield you in sudden misfortune. But do not distress yourself with imaginings. Many fears are bom of fatigue loneliness. Beyond a wholesome discipline, be gentle with yourself. to You are a child of the universe, no less than the trees the stars; you have a right to be here. And whether or not it is clear to you, no doubt the universe is unfolding as it should, to Therefore be at peace with God, whatever you conceive Him to be, and whatever your labors aspirations, in the noisy confusion of life keep peace with your soul, to With all its sham, drudgery broken dreams, it is still a beautiful world. Be careful. Strive to be happy, to to FOUND IN OLD SAINT PAUL'S CHURCH. BALTIMORE; DATED 1692 I could have gone to the lower valley to be called a Wildcat, and then I saw the people there and couldn't handle that; I could have gone the other way where the building's falling down, but there is an awful attitude I didn't want around. So I sat right down and thought it out and everything got brighter, for I would go to Junction and be called a mighty Tlgerl by Bryon Cornish Page 186. Tiger Times. Grand Junction, Colorado. Closing t fkr P Aovw aV CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES FROM THE AWARD-WINNING YEARBOOK STAFF! (It was a dirty job. but somebody had to do it!) 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DavJ Goodman. was brought in froni -RdutdefS� St; ;Adeord?hig t i f§ ii tjra K . . associate superintendent fuir .Si nHi! J%t. 5|v ihe set tiement will include a i tp JTf per cent improvement this yt(ir i ver i 983 and: fif'e per cent intpritvemet t in }$S5. HM' :U r:n V f: •} thir.k it's a y..'MB’ ik-ment for h th the :-T _ L and the district, ’ said v so. He also sold meeting began at 8:30 or. Jan. 9 and concluded at 3:30 a m Jan, t0. Grasso said, “■{twill dtvi- v; oaaly require some very stringent budgeting for Indians beat grapplers The Grand Junction Higi Sphobi areity wrtddb'ng t« an hint adu-si meet with Monirosi on i)eo 14. The Tigers lust thi match 30-23, it wastbeTigi-rsand Indian first league dual. Tile tw o team had not seen e-vKother befor: ten jChnstinae |dh %mifmbcr writing pp.. .nigmat'p n! thealumni •etbuil gafneAviB be held; ifrs of tht}-post years w-ril The Grand Junction High School varsity wrestling team competed m the Warrior Classic Uec. 16 and 1? at Mesa The Tigers had one placer in the tournament, senior Paul Herrera who placed third at 132 pounds. The team did not place. The Tigers competed in a dual meet on the Eastern Slope on Dee. 910 with Pueblo South and came up on the short end. thefi d.divistnTi'in the touffi icit the Tigers- W’erc Paul Herrera wfi ; was the Grand Champion, and Mike V'aaquez and Danny Maruned; bvdh taking second. The Tsger wrestling team was to compete irt a triple dual with Fruita and Central on Dec. it in the Tiger gym No scores were available at bress- Wiftiiiog matches - fw the Tigers in ip the Pueblo jSoutb meet were seniors Paul Herrera, Bob Bieb and Seati Newton, sophomore T-e-ayis Pp l«,„and jiipHir i.puiis Martiru?r: '' : 3 At FiJehfe’ Kost on Dec Ui. the'Tigers were pfaced iri the Whnedivtsioijt:fthe 1 Steam u unia ment. and won ihkieam cham-. pionshtp With points. ta J untu euftie'Secor.d with 162 .