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

Text from Pages 1 - 218 of the 1985 volume:

GRAND JUNCTION, COLORADO 81501 ADMINISTRATION AND FACULTY PAGE 103 CLOSING PAGE 179 ADVERTISING PAGE 193 This Is GJHS Here it sits, That empty skeleton. Without a soul it cannot Today we start school, Today we begin our life. Suddenly the skeleton is alive, It breathes, it shakes, it shudders, it quakes; We create the spirit of our school. People and teachers come and go, They leave their dust behind in names in books, etched vandalism, old yearbooks. Soon, when all is done for the year, Once again the school dies. With books and papers scattered on the floor, Students leave with joy for the summer Only to yearn again for a new year, a new start, a new life. By Ann Wright Grand Junction Colorado our community Highlights Of Homecoming September 29, 1984 homecoming royalty graces events The Homecoming Royalty is Shannon McGee, queen; Heather Rose, senior attendant; Katie Moran, junior attendant; and Lori Cordray, sophomore attendant. ROYALTY pigskin royalty celebrates fall sports Tim Minter and Michelle Blaisure are king and queen of Pigskin. Jeff Johnson and Val Jackson, senior attendants; John Gleason and Lisa Smith, junior attendants; Danny Newton and Nikki Cormack, sophomore attendants. The Classroom don’t we have fun doing work? “Oh no someone groans as Mr. Baker handed out the Anatomy test. When I took this class, phrases like ‘looks good on your record’, ‘college level class’, and ‘so interesting' danced in my head. Now, as I look at this test, the only thing I’m thinking about is going out tonight with my friends. Moving on to second hour, I can hear my stomach talking to me. “Give me food, NOW!” “Shut up!” I say with clenched teeth. “Food, food, food! my stomach yells back. “SHUT UP!” I yell back. Why is everybody looking at me so funny? I’m leaning my head on my desk as Mr. Ross walks by and taps me on the head with a protractor. “It’s only third hour, WAKE UP! Trigonometry is FUN! Let’s get going!” “Mr. Ross, I'm not having any fun! Where’s the fun? I don’t see any fun.” “You're going to have fun whether you like it or not!” I think I have to do some reconditioning of my thinking. Something must be wrong with me because I can’t say that ‘4 hours of Trig homework is FUN’. Well, this hour I can relax, have a little Pepsi, munch food, and have a chat with my friends. No such luck. “Story deadlines are due today? No! Say that's not so Mrs. Miller!” Now they're trying to make me crazy with story deadlines. First Mr. Ross and now Mrs. Miller. Boy, am I full. What a lunch! Isn’t eating fun?!! I love to eat. Then I love to sleep. But NOOOO! Some teachers have some sort of psychological problem with students sleeping in their class. So fine!! I’m ready to go home now, I really am. Some dumb person made a 6th hour and I could just strangle them right now. Even worse, I have had the same substitute in this class for the past 3 months. Absolutely no one in the class does the homework except the geek in the front. Then the entire class copies from him. Oh boy! It’s all beginning to catch up with me. Homework, sleep, need for food, life. Is school really necessary? I love school so much. I really do. That’s why I take home every book in my locker. We also protect them with our lives. It’s because we love them so much. We all know that at the end of the day, we really are dissappointed to leave after it has been so much fun. However, we can look forward to the next day when we’ll be back at school having fun. Tiger And Tigress seniors chosen to represent gjhs Laura Bush and John Hall January Teresa Miller and Harry MacKendrick December Rotarians choosen to represent departments monthly Ritch Frohock Language Arts - March Tim Horn Math - February Wendy Filener Science - April Michelle Schaefer Social Studies - May “Let go of your sorrows, look for your tomorrows, remember your esteryears.” This is a poem that Dona Smith’s parents found in her notebook a few days after she died on May 24J 1985, , six days before graduation. Dona, a senior at Grand Junction High School, was 17 years old. Sf|e was active in the student body and band. We can look back at Dona with a smile and remember the joy she brought into our lives. Winter Time getting a look at Christmas and snow Presenting “they don’t call it secondary education for nothing” Mr. Michael Surr . Craig Heacock Cliff Tharp .......Scott Thomas Principal Means .... John Kerns Mr. James Albee ... Rick Chase Mrs. Tharp (parent) .. Joan Wilbert Mr. Lint (janitor) .. Mr. Dixon, Mr. Reynolds, Mr. Windsor Mary (student) .... Misti Worrell Kathleen (student) . Kim Lashbrook Harriet (student) .. Steph Prinster Danny (student .. Gray Behrhorst Ethel (student) ... Roberta Duffy Sally (chrldr) ....Heidi Heacock Kandi (chrldr) .... Michelle Brett Judy (chrldr).......Angela Leane Lisa (student) ......Julie Davies Tracy (student . Tamara Lashbrook Spike (student) .....Will Gibson Technical Crew Stage Manager . Marge Kennedy Lighting and Soung .. Jim Sears, Matt Gibson Make-up .........Johnny Eckman Stage Crew .. Stephanie Sullivan, Karen Smith Director .....Mr. Darrell Becker SCCCflMM JEWCATIOfl fOKuvg hy J, Bean Bruce Springsteen Prince Beverly Hills Cop Singing groups U2 The Breakfast Club Police Friday the 13th Michael Jackson Part IV Madonna Friday the 13th David Lee Roth Part V Movies Amadeus Mask Places in the Heart Witness James Bond Star Wars Our Styles signs of our time Hill Street Blues St. Elsewhere Cheers The Cosby Show General Hospital Family Ties TV shows Days of Our Lives The A-Team Dynasty Dallas Magnium P.l. The Guiding Light Fads and Fashions bleached or faded jeans Chippewas Levi 501’s mufflers or scarfs Topsiders jean jackets big earrings net gloves cotton clothes Esprit clothing Winter time, one of my favorite times at GJHS. The only thing wrong with it is the fact that all sport activities are inside, but that's O.K. I really like going to the basketball games and participating in the dress-up nights and cheering with the crowd. I always go to the games armed with sunglasses, a hat, a tie, or if necessary a Hawaiian shirt and a lei. Most of the time, orange and black are the appropriate colors to wear. I can always tell when winter is here for good. The boys on the swim team show up one day at school with their heads shaved. People say that the swimmers are crazy, but they always win their swim meets. I think that there is a connection there. Then comes the day when, while sitting in class, it begins to snow. Then the entire class goes crazy. It is fun to watch. The teacher tries to teach a lesson, but who listens? Everyone is busy talking about how good the snow is going to be this year and what ski resorts they want to ski. Then, there are those who have to go out and play in the snow. It makes life interesting at GJHS. Academic Awards students honored for academic achievements Awards given Art Awards Womens Art Club Wesley Dobbs Scholarship Band, Orchestra Awards Louis Armstrong Jazz Arion Band John Phillip Sousa Semper Fidelis Arion Orchestra National School Orchestra Business Awards Harvey Townsley Award Colorado FBLA Award Foreign Language Awards French 1,11,111 German 1,11,111 Spanish 1,11,111 Latin 1,11 U.S. Congress Home Economics Outstanding HERO Outstanding Home EC. Journalism Awards C.U. Awards Cindy Schaefer Daily Sentinel Math Awards Society of Women Engineers National Math Outstanding Math Student Science Awards Science Student Award Delmer Born Speech Awards NFL Awards Social Studies Awards DAR Good Citizen Vocal Music Awards Directors Award Darrel Blackburn National Choral Special Achievement Awards Kiwanis Awards DY PEO Award Masonic Lodge Award KLDR Award C.U. Recognition Award National Merit Awards Clyde Granere Award Jane O’Connor Award Mark Wilson Award Marion Jacobs Award Ruth Wood Award AAUW Award Bob Adams Award Emma Groom Award Robert C. James Hilltop Achievement Award Principal's Achievement Award GJHS Special Award Presidental Academic Fitness 3.75 Honor Awards Springfest Springfest Week Acitvities April 22 - 26, 1985 Monday - Scum Day Tuesday - Alien Day Wednesday - Toga Day Thursday - 60’s Day Friday - Tropical Day Spring Time it’s finally warm When spring comes around, changes occur in the way people dress. Short sleeves come out or a rain jacket, which ever is appropriate. Lunches are eaten out on the lawn while students try to 'catch a few rays’. (Teachers even enjoy doing this too.) With spring, such events as graduation and prom come around. Unfortunately with these events, students are often involved in accidents caused by drinking and driving. For example, one weekend, a young man is out driving and backpacking in the mountains. The next weekend, Barry Dosh is a paraplegic because he mixed drinking and driving. He communicated to the students in the assembly, “Don’t drink and drive. It’s just not worth it.” 'VV'V 5 Prom Royalty they add to the ritz (left) Queen Stephanie Prinster with her escort Jeff Johnson; (lower left) Senior Attendant Kelle Christopherson with escort Troy Miller; (lower left) Junior Attendant Shannon St. Aubin with escort Travis Pride. V Prom we danced, and v ' X % V ' t t 1985 we danced After Prom the night was still young After Prom, we decided to stop by the Hilton for the ‘After Prom Party’. Everybody seemed to be having a good time! It sure was nice to get off our feet for awhile. After talking to our friends for a few minutes and enjoying some pizza and pop, we decided to go home and change. Then it was off to breakfast at some friend’s house. It was a shame that we had to change. Everybody looked so nice! After a few movies and stuffed once again, my date and I went outside and watched the sun rise. Then it was home to bed. I had a wonderful time and I wish it could have lasted forever ,o. Last Day!! included cleaning lockers and the class picnic Senior Class Picnic - May 23, 1985 Menu Hamburgers Baked Beans Potatoe Chips Ice Cream Pepsi and Awards Baccalaureate Sunday, may 26, 1985 7:00 p.m. gjhs auditorium Presiding - Heather Rose, Class Vice President Invocation - Maureen Lehmkuhle Bacculaureate Address - Pastor Joy Eisenhauer Benediction - Father Ben Bacino wt Graduation 1985 may 30, 1985 nine-thirty a.m. - Stocker stadium Presiding - Kevin Wanebo, Class President Welcome - Keri Kornelson Introduction of the Platform Guests - Mr. Keith Dixon, Principal Valedictory - Laura Bush, Craig Heacock, Nancy Matchett, Michelle Schaefer Commencement Address - Mr. Ray Kogovsek Presentation of Diplomas and Scholarships - Mr. Ray Windsor, Mr. Gerald Reynolds, Assistant Principals Benediction - Jalyn Scarbrough, Class Secretary Congratulations to all of you! We’ve finally made it. During the past three years, we, the Grand Junction High School Class of 1985, have worked hard and played hard in order to earn a place at this ceremony today. As this day grew nearer, there were times when we all felt that it would never come. When our last day of classes finally ended, we ran screaming through the hallways, thrilled to be free, excited to move on. And as we stand here now, all of us are looking to the future, many of us to college, others to jobs, some even to families. This is truly an exciting day. Our class motto states, “We have just reached the foothills; the mountains lie ahead.’’ This tells us that our graduation today is only a plateau; and though we have labored to get this far, we must continue to work in the future, accepting new challenges throughout our lives. The time we have spent at Grand Junction High School has prepared us to face anything in our paths. Although we are anxious to move on, we are leaving many memories behind. So today, before we all go our separate ways, take time to look back and remember some of the lessons we've learned as well as some of the fun we’ve had. Nancy Matchett We are inheriting an Earth with many problems: war, famine, overpopulation, pollution, and environmental destruction. As we head out to the world, it is crucial that we work to solve these problems and not create new ones. Time is running out, but we can make a difference. Granted, not just anyone can solve the problem of nuclear fusion or discover a way to feed thousands where only hundreds could eat before, but we can each do our own part. Let’s be part of the solution and not the problem. A wise person once said: “There are those who make things happen, those who watch things happen, and those who wonder what the hell is going on! Let us be those who make things happen. We can make a difference, together. Every one of us has the potential for leadership; it doesn’t come easily, but with hard work and a positive attitude, we can succeed. Many people sav that others are brighter, more talented, or more fortunate. These people say, “I know Ernest Hemingway wrote Old Man and the Sea in only 26 days. What they don't know, however, is that he thought about that book every day for over 16 years. Believe in yourself; always give your best effort. Together, we can make this world a better place for everyone. Craig Heacock It is important to remember all of the great times, but we all found out that growing up can hurt, too. It seems so unfair that we had to learn so many lessons the hard way. Friendships that we needed so much were taken for granted, maybe even lost forever because we were too proud to say I’m sorry. The conflicts we have had with teachers and parents go without saying. We fought them all the way, but with each fight we have grown up a little bit. We hope teachers, friends, and our families can be proud of us today, and hopefully we can use what you have taught us in the future. We will always have the good memories of high school, and we can’t change the mistakes we have made. If we have learned from all our experiences, then we can handle anything that life has in store for us. Laura Bush and Miki Schaefer “We have just reached the foot The class flower is the white rose. Maroon and silver are the senior class colors. This year's senior class has much to remember about the past three years spent at Grand Junction High School. We have changed our style of clothes, watched music videos and seen the first woman run for vice-president. We have had good and bad times, but we have always stuck together. We have seen firsts and lasts and major events that affected our lives and will be remembered when we look back at our years at Grand Junction High School. The seniors of 1985 know that they are the best and will continue to strive for excellence after graduation. l eading Ihe seniors are class officers: Heather Rose, vice president: Kevin Wanebo, president and Jalyn Scarbrough, secretary. April Adkins Amy Alexander Cate Alexander Carrie Andreoletti nills, the mountains lie ahead Matt Boelke Tina Bonnell Amy Behrhorst Darleen Badini Robert Bergen Jeff Barber Rene Beldon Brenda Bingaman Lisa Beebe Valerie Bera Michelle Blaisure -i Aleta Boddy Seniors show their spirit at homecpming. Christia Callihan Daniel Campbell Ron Chappell Amy Cherp Andrea Christensen Robert Colby Teresa Colby Arlinda Cordova Frank Cordova Kelle Christopherson Cindy Cline Berlinda Coates Tim Coit Daren Deffenbaugh Jan Dempsey Joy Dempsey Deno Diamanti Wendy Filener Joe Foster Sonya Frisby ass of ’85 Moira Cross Stephen Corn Kelli Crone Bussell Curtis Stephanie Cornell Virginia Crawley Those nerds show their best fashions for Nerd Day Jason Darien Jason Crespin Daren Deffenbaugh Jan Dempsey Joy Dempsey Deno Diamanti Patricia Dolan Anita Dreyer Jim Dyar Thor Eriksen Chuck Fedler Becky Feil Larry Early Rick Edwards Scott Else Wendy Filener Joe Foster Sonya Frisby Mark Galley Karen Gardner Linda Gardner Curtis Garner Holli Gavin Julie Gibford Debbie Gomez Annette Goodnight Lisa George Alex Garcia Scott, Tim and Kevin show their real selves Dave Gordon Debby Graham Leigh Grasso Beckey Gray Gordon Hill The prize winning senior class float in the homecoming parade. Barbie Hinton Michelle Hitchens Brent Hockins George Holling Todd Igo Maysallee Huff Jennifer Humphries Tina Hunt Valerie Jackson Patrick Jamison Paul Jamison Brian Jones Angie Keil Jeff Johnson Tyler Johnson Tracy Jones Darren Kalmbach John Kerns Kelli Key Sandra Keyes Jo Kuretich Kristina Langston Kim Lashbrook Maureen Lehmkuhle Kevin Kiefer Tracy King Jan Kohles Susan Konzier Jeff Kopp Keri Kornelson John Konakis Michelle Kucel Mike Lenahan Jonathan Long Connie Longhorn Maura Lozoya Sabrina Maldonado Rick Manchester Mary Mario Molly Marlow Tim Lund David Lutz Harry MacKendrick Amy Madson Louis Martinez Nancy Matchett Wendy Matthews Stacy Maupin Tim Minter Kathryn Moore Dawn. Morford Scott Morton Kathy Muhr Teri Mulder David Mundy Michelle Murguia Michelle Neilson Duke Nelson Doni O’Rourke Yamila Ortiz Kathryn Pilkenton Teresa Pollen Jason Polzine Kristin Preuss Stephanie Prinster Laurie Pyeatt Deborah Otero Greg Patrick John Peckham Jodi Petersen Bryon Phelps Duane Phipps Laura Rowberry Doreen Roybal joey Rubalcaba Terry Rutl Mike Salazar Stacy Saiz Deanne Sanruelson Brenda Sanchez Gina Ransier Karen Roberts Shay Reeves Terry Rogers Kevin Rickley •rl Heather Rose Jeffery Roberts Dan Roussm Jalyn Scarbrough Michelle Schaefer Lori Schafer Andrea Schendel DeAnn Schoberl Rhonda Schutter Karla Seiler Brian Shaver Alan Smith Craig Smith Dan Smith Dona Smith Blake Shear James Shortridge Robert Shroder Mike Simonson Jill Rene Thompson Cindy Tinkle Daniel Trujillo Dolores Trujillo Carter Walthall Jill Walworth Kevin Wanebo Paul Weiss Carol Vorwald Eric Wacker David Waid Stacey Wakefield Brian Shaver (left) and Tyler Johnson tackle cream pies for class competition during a football pep assembly. Seniors Not Pictured David Adams Tony Fabrizio Richelle Parr Laura Allen Bruce Faries Susan Phipps Richard Anderson Eric Fiedler Shyan Qualley Terry Badger Kenneth Frederickson Mike Ragains Vernon Ball Ritch Frohock John Reid Darren Barker Glade Garner Sheri Rose Shannon Bauerle John Green Sven Runger Scott Branham Mark Greenlee Daniel Sasser Michael Cahoon Mark Guadnola Katherine Schooner Nicolas Castaneda John Hastings Jon Scott Leroy Chavez Julie Hicks Sara Shaffer Joac Christiansson Paul Honaker Vail Shoultz Rochelle Claybaugh Linda Hoss Michael Smith Billie Jo Clermont Todd Jacobs Kelli Steele Kenny Coca Kjersti Johansen Yoko Takada Barbara Cutunilli James Laplant Lonnie Tipton James Davis Richard Lucero Sandra Valdez Vernon Dickey Laura Marshall Lisa Vigil Johnny Duckworth Katherine Martinez Kawi Vong Roger Duncan Bruce McKinney Kim Voong Susan Elliott Daniel McWilliams Ngan Voong Jack English Les Miller Miles Watson Darrell Osborne Ann Wright Class Of ’85 JUNIORS students in the middle, yet just beginning Junior Class Officers are Derek Hartman, president; Cheryl Wanebo, treasurer; John Gleason, vice-president: Sara Johnson, secretary. Mike Aguilera Gary Allen Kelly Allen Mike Allen Scott Allen John Anderies Antonopoulos, G. Lynn Appel Christine Apple Fernando Arias Sean Armenta Barbara Armour Mark Arroyo Shane Baker Ryan Ball Stephen Ball Desi Belgard Tracy Bennett Holly Binkley Staci Blanc Terry Blanc Karen Boaz James Borden Debbie Bousman Kathryn Bowman Christopher Braden Charles Brand Karl Brewer Allison Brinegar Pam Brito Chris Britt Joseph Brock Bradley Broughton Jaqueline Brown Kevin Brown Christina Bryant Todd Bull Brenda Burgher Harold Butler Carole Cabeen Alvin Caldwell Shaun Cameron Veronica Candelaria Paula Carson Richard Chase Shannon Chick Terry Clawson Tamara Cleveland Patrick Click Michelle Coca Keri Colby Darren Cook Scott Cooper Christina Cornelison Rory Cornelison Dale Couts Michelle Cox Douglas Crawford Teri Crider Kristen Cruse CO 0C o co CO o w 05 .03 o Short Cunningham Sonya Cyr Tom Daugard Laurel Davis Brent DeJong Julie Deffenbaugh Brande Diehl Paul Dill Brent Dixon Sherri Dixon Kristi Dole Vicky Doyle Susan Drake Sherry Duncan Tony Dusbabek Patricia Easton Larry Ebright Johnny Eckman Nick Eddy Carol Elliott John Elliott Yolanda Enriquez Tina Estrada Christine Ethridge Karen Farina Kathy Ferrell Ginger Fetterolt Pat Fhuere Cinde Fields Jennifer Fisher Scott Fisher James Fleming Gary Follett Kevin Foltz Susan Foos Kelly Ford Paul Foutz Marketta Fox Mike Franz Diane Frederick Corinne Freytag Susie Fulham Amy Fuoco Tina Gallegos Melissa Ganzel Kathryn Garber Kenneth Garcia Teddy Garcia Kim Gardner Garmendia Dorothy Gattis Gina George Matthew Gibson Will Gibson John Gleason Brenda Golden Carrie Golus CD CC O CD CO O CD CD 03 O Troy Gonzales April Goodwin Kendra Granum Karleen Graves Robin Green Susan Green Wade Green Zach Green Paul Guerrero Jason Gustad Bethany Hall Holli Hamilton Steve Hamilton Drew Hanlon Stephen Harmon Jeff Hart Mark Hart Derek Hartman Hannah Hayes Heidi Heacock Nadine Hearlson Chris Heck Carrie Heckel Jeffrey Heidrich Kristin Heiserman Stacy Henley Susan Henson Kirk Henwood Cindie Hertel Eddie Hertel John Hicks Bruce Hockenberry Shelly Hodges Donald Holling John Holmes Lisa Howland Michael Huber Wesley Huber Kelly Huff Debra Jackson Jeffrey Jackson Jill Jacobs David James Lilia Jebsen Darcy Jensen Salina Jimenez Anna Johnson Brian Johnson Derek Johnson Eileen Johnson Sara Johnson Douglas Jones Kelley Jones Arlie Jordan Theodore Jordan David Keas Greg Kempers Tami Kempton Margie Kennedy Joseph King Deanna Knapp Tammy Korsmeyer Angelika Kramer Sharon Kriegshauser Jeff Krizman Cari Kroft Chonnie Kuhn Robert Lacefield Hatti LaCour Randall Lampshire Katherine Larkins Keith Larsen Michael Larson Kimberly Lastra Bradley Lay CO CCS Oo j CD CD Regan Le Baron Sean Lehmkuhle Brent Lenderman Shawn Letey Shawn Lewis Todd Lindstrom Joe Livingston Judd Lovern Chris Lutz Elvia Macias Ray MacKendrick Sandra Mactavish Mario Madrid Andrea Maez Lauren Mahoney Michelle Maldonado Larry Manchester Robert Manuppella Jon Mariz Margery Marshall Kari Martin Mark Martin Socorro Martinez Joseph Massey Lisa Matteroli Trixy Mattes Meghan Mayes Alitsa Maynes Brian McBee Kathleen McClanahan Max McFarland Jill McLaughlin Tanya McNew Aaron McPhail Jannelle Michel Crystal Miller Kistinn Milyard Travis Minter Tod Mitchell Tracy Mix Kasey Moncrief Katie Moran Jon Mottram Michael Mower Beverly Muhr Joe Murray Bill Musgrave Mike Nelson Elizabeth Neubauer Craig Nordhausen Kevin Nugent Mike O’Brien Robert O’Hara Mark Olson Patrick O’Neal Matilde Ortiz Steven Ostwald Julie Painter Diana Parker May Patsantaras Debra Pearson Tracy Pederson Ernest Perales Paul Peters Rosanne Petersen Tana Petersen Shane Peterson Jamie Petty JUNIORS class of ’86 Jim Phillips Chadler Pool Patrick Powers Brenda Prame Kenneth Prescott Travis Pride Britt Purser Kimberly Quinn Jonathan Raser Danna Ray Lisa Reason Bobby Rector Eddie Redfren Robert Rentfrow Troy Rettig Elizabeth Reynolds John Rhea William Rhodes Rob Rice Andrea Richter Coni Rickley James Riley Cheryl Robbins Dean Romarine Ellen Romero Elma Romero Shawna Romero Shawna Ross Jennifer Roussin Kevin Rubalcaba Dusty Rush Kris Russell Jane Ryan Liese Sacco Gilbert Sanchez Mark Sanford Susan Saunders Laurie Sawtelle Cassandra Schmalz Nicholas Schmidt Mark Schneider David Schooner Robert Scott Russell Scott Jaqueline Seabert Allan Seiler Kimberlee Seruiss Pamela Sewell Lisa Shayne Carol Sheeley Tray Sheehee Jacque Sherman David Shipped Michael Sherman Carlie Shrum Royce Sisac Dane Smith Eric Smith Lisa Smith Melissa Smith Shelli Smith Scott Snodgrass William Somers Brittany Spakling Zachary Speakman Shannon St. Aubin co QCro Oo C ) CO CS o Jeff Steele Ken Stenger Shane Stephen Laura Stevens Valerie Stevens Todd Swain Va Erik Swenson Paul Tarango Niki Terry Thane Thompson Tonya Thornburg Aimee Thorton Robert Timmins Monika Todd Pat Trimm Chandra Triplett Amy Turner John Tyll G. Vanderhoofven Larry VanWinkle Paula Vath Kirsten Wagnild Wynne Walker Susan Wallace Janna Walsh Toni Walthall Cheryl Wanebo Amy Weakly Dennis Weaver Donnie Wenger Sean White Allison Whiting Jean Wilbert Joan Wilbert Robert Wilczek Kathy Wilds Chris Williams Dan Williams David Williams Leslie Williams Tracey Wilson Jeffery Wingard Sidni Winters Kris Witchey Thomas Woldruff Misty Woodard Susan Woodard Mark Wright Joestes Wyatt Eric Wymore Larry Yeager Kendra Zadrozny Not Pictured Desiree Bishop Lynn Brink Kevin Brown Lucille Candelaria Mona Chadd Emmet Chastain Richard Cloud Kristen Cruse Torrie Delgado Jon Dutton Maureen Edmonds Pablo Flores Michael Freer Leigh Galletly Mike Garcia Marlene Glynn Brian Goodnight Larry Gunnells Keith Hampton Stephen Harmon Jay Harris Eddy Hatch Toni Herman Vernon Hewitt Amy Jagger Wayne Johnson Robert Jones Dawn Largent Clint Lee Robert Leisten Troy Marcil Paula McCleary Don McGuire Jannelle Michel Paul Peters Eric Redding Christopher Reed Ben Renteria Shane Rose Rudy Sanchez Cheri Schindler Lyle Shay Stan Smith Erik Swenson Lynn Wisek Joyce Young I .� •« JUNIORS class of ’86 SOPHOMORES ready for new challenges Sophomore class officers are Steve Nasalroad. president; and Gena Murphy, vice-president. Lori Adams Robert Adams David Agapito Michelle Aldridge Angela Alire Angela Allen Hope Allen Jeffrey Allen Manuel Alvarado Scott Anderson Tracy Andersson John Aragon Claudette Archuleta Glen Arellano Leroy Arguello Dora Arias Sennuwy Arisawa Elizabeth Arnold Armando Arvayo Brent Banks Monica Bargsten Robert Barnes Renee Bartley Steve Beauregard Gray Behrhorst Elizabeth Berland Todd Bibeau Terry Binkley Paul Bisek Janine Bishop Michelle Blackburn Brook Blaney Laura Boecklin Shauna Bowker Timothy Boyle Sophia Bracamonte Mike Branham Mike Brennan Patrick Brennan Michele Brett Regina Brewington Brad Brickey Steven Brickey Cheryl Bridge Sarah Brodell Bryan Broughton Jason Brown Ralph Brown Shane Browne William Browning Joyce Brugger Tony Buchko Teanya Buettgenbach Jenifer Bullock Wade Burdick Gina Burgett Cindy Bush Brad Buss Rabon Cahoon Roni Caldwell CO LLI CC o CL o CO r- CO O w w 03 o 7a? Jodie Carder Scott Carlson Amy Carmichael Chad Carr Dana Carr David Carrol James Cartee Robby Casper Christa Chadwick Christopher Chambers Thomas Chase Emmet Chastain Macon Cherp Barbara Cherry Rhonda Chick Kimberly Christensen Chuck Christianson Elevi Cisneros Amy Clark Bobby Clark Michael Clark Lisa Click Carl Colton Esther Colunga Kevin Conner Pamela Conner Stacy Corbett Eric Cordova Sheila Cordova Shelly Cordova Lori Cordray Nichola Cormack Cynthia Cornell Barry Cornish Chris Craig Seth Crespin Michelle Cross Peggy Crosser Shawn Cwalinski Amy Cyphers Sara Dahl Brett Daughtery Julie Davies Arinda Davis Julee Davis Terry Denison John Deppe Aaron Derr Allen Dickey Clay Dillingham Marvin Dipilato Tracy Dirks Todd Dixon Billy Dodd Lavelle Dolan Brent Dorr Heidi Dorsey Randy Doty Michael Dowd Terri Downs Melony Doyle Lori Dressen Roberta Duffy David Dusbabek Carolyn Dutcher Todd Dyer Lori Eisenhauer Scott Ellibee Steven Elliot Gary Erickson Gregory Fallis Thomas Falls cn LU DC o Q_ o co 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Martinez Anthony Martinez Brenda Martinez Daniel Martinez Felicia Martinez Lorena Martinez Toby Mathews Anna Matticks Carri Maxson Christine Maxsween Krista Maynard Lara Mayo Shelly McBee Lorelei McBride Chris McCargar Leeann McClendon Michael McDaniel Janine McGehee Krista Medina Diane Mehmal Jason Merrill Titfany Middaugh Monica Miller Paul Miller Paul Miller Randy Miller Elizabeth Mohler David Montoya Carolyn Moore Carter Moore Mike Morford Robin Morris Jeannie Moses Eldon Most Rishelle Mulholland Arlita Munoz Gena Murphy Tom Musgrove Mark Musick Steven Nasalroad Janay Nelson Cheryl Newman Barry Newton Danny Newton John Noltensmeyer Pam Noonan Marne Norton Heather O'Brien Bridget O'Neal Scott On Bobby Ortega Daniel Ortega Antonia Ortiz Vicki Paddock Jennifer Paine Michael Paredes CO LU 0C o CL o CO h 00 o CO CO 05 o Kele Parsons Carlos Patterson Gerrit Paveglio Amy Peacock Eric Perry Gina Perry Soonae Perschan Amber Pfennig Tonia Pickard 4Sk Pamela Pitman Kimmi Polhamus Heidi Pool 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Nick Studebaker Sandra Sublett Stephanie Sullivan Arne Summers Lisa Sundheim Matthew Tadvick Karen Tallen Roseanna Taylor Jim Tedesco Kristine Ternahan Shawn Thomas Ralph Tibbetts Crystie Toles Cynthia Tolson Amy Trader Todd Transmeier Chad Trepanier Phil Trimm Diane Trusty Robert Tullio John Turner Brad Unfred Wade Unwin Christina Vandahm Shawntal Vanover Erica Vaughn Buu Voong Minh Voong Brenda Vorwald Darrin Wade Not Pictured Rose Apodaca Frank Arguello Michele Baker Teresa Blunck William Christensen John Clark Dewayne Davidson John Ellis Stephen Elmore Antoinette Enriquez Teresa Fagan Mark Foster Craig Garcia Keith Gardner Kathy Hastings John Hollinger Marion Johnson William Johnson Aidar Loehr Shannon Lovern Robert McAdams Steve McLaughlin Cheri Mortensen Michelle Otero Marty Parmenter Yolando Perez William Phipps Chris Powers Sasha Rivera Manuel Renteria Jeremy Ross Amy Schrettner Richard Shaw Keary Suska Richard Tangren Bruce Ulibarri Sean Wagner Larry Watson Tracy Wilpolt Steffoni Wolf Damion Wagner Candace Warner Paul Watson Byron Webb Linda Weir Carolyn Weiss Michael Wellman Greg Whitman Twyla Willoughby Matthew Wilson Sherri Wilson Tracy Wilson Patty Wolf Tammy Woodley Megan Woomer Allan Worley Misti Worrell Mark Wortmann Jarrett Young Lisa Young Richard Young Susan Young Daniel Youngberg CO LU 0C o p- 00 o C ) CO 03 o CL O CO A Day In The Life Of A Sophomore Grand Junction, Colorado ITS WHO CARE YOUTH • .'� ■ O C ' Science And Math the key to future technology (right) SCIENCE DEPT, left to right; Mike Kelher. Claude Gonzoles. Boyce Baker. Penny Teeters. Mel Diffendafer, Mike Larson, (not pictured) Adalaide Currier and Leonard Neubauer. (bottom right) MATH DEPT, left to right; Standing. Lewis Miller. Al Buzan. James Roberts. Clarence Ross. Robert Lubinski, and Harold McBee. Sitting. Martin Ziegler. William Larsen, (bottom left) Mr. Ross at a football game, (upper left) The new science building Math Department I K Language The Gateway To Life English Sitting, left to right: Mary Guadnola. Jim Van Duyne. Betti Davis and Dennis Kiefer. Standing: Leslie Golub. Elizabeth Faw. Nellie Zachary. Sheila Zipse, and Leota Miller. L Counslers: Hazel Roscoe. Norma Schulz, and Allan Walker. «Sk Kathy Easton, sitting on Sue Rumley, displays the lively home eco- Physical educators include Richard McPeek; kneeling. Janet Muyskens, left and nomic department attitude. Penny Pulliam. Barbara Hyatt teaches business. Peggy Foss. left, and Diana Parker instruct business classes. [Social Sciences I teaching past, present politics (Left) Mrs. Zipse proves her point. (Below) Left to right, Dave Maddox, Larry Ingram, Bill Fanning, Twila Whitacre, Bob Gear, Charles Mikeljohn, Robert Moon, (Not pictured) Dave Warmack. Mr. Windsor assists a student. Secretaries from left to right are Patricia Kralicek, Marilyn Burdick, Carol Rush, Jean Klements, second row Donna Keas, Margaret Dickey, and Gail Adams. Johnny Eckman applies Mr. Dixon’s make-up for his role in the school play. Administrators provide an educational environment “Providing a positive learning environment is the goal for GJHS leaders, Assistant Principal Ray Windsor, above left, Principal Keith Dixon, and Assistant Principal Jerry Reynolds, Activities Coordinator Gary Cordray handles the many responsibilities of athletic and extracurricular events. Education meeting interests and needs Performing Arts teachers are, David Hein and Tim Mills. Resource personnel are, from left to right, kneeling, Gary Johnson, Ned Pollert, standing, Nancy Cannon, Pam Dean and Wendy Kirby. Serving the GJHS students in the cafeteria from left to right, front row. are Debbie Hulse, and Ethel Walck. second row. Ruth Anderson. Jean Nissen. Lois Lange, Carol Rinderle and Doris Randall. Custodians are. from left to right, front row Richard Mitchell. Art Pickerell. Steve Jackson and Budley Rhoades, second row. Steve Navratil. Katie O Brien. Phyllis Sturm. Orville Brammeier. Howard Livingston, and Tom Reamer. Not pictured. Jack Gray and David Montoya. Teacher aides are. Julie Witt, and Wanda Mary Lou Trump is the school Schlenvogt. nurse. Students Cheer Coach Dave Warmack led the Grand Junction High School Tigers to a semifinals game in football. During Christmas he discovered he had leukemia. When the students heard they volunteered their time and efforts to help raise money for his medical expenses. The Coach Warmack Fund was started and $29,000 was raised. Fund raisers included basketball games, banquets, dona- tion cannisters, and dances. Coach Warmack has overcome the struggle but he is still continually making progress. Students signed a postcard to welcome him home after chemotherapy treatment in Los Angeles, California. Holding the postcard are Angie Keil, Mike Vescio, Tim Minter and Jeff Johnson. Student Council the best is better together Head Boy: Jeff Johnson This year. Student Council has been busy organizing and thinking up new the better the outcome will be. and this leads to the motto: The Best is Better ideas to improve the school. They all feel that the more people work together. Together. Executive Council: (top row. left to right) Gary Cordray. John Gleason, Derek Hartman. Jeff Johnson. John Hall, Steve Nasalroad (bottom row. left to right). Heather Rose. Shannon McGee. Cheryl Wanebo. Katie Moran. Sara Johnson, Jill Walworth. Scott Thomas. Kevin Wanebo. Jalyn Scarborough. Gina Murphy, Heidi Heacock NHS the intellects National Honor Society: (front row, left to right) Mr. Keifer, Toni Van Treek, Craig Heacock, Jill Walworth. Brice Hoskins, Camille Brennan, Susan Nonzier, Carrie Andreoletti. Sonya Frisby, Brad Lay (second row) Chris Cornelison, Sue Henson. Jan Kohles, Ann Sommers, Beverly Muhr, Craig Nordhausen. Jennifer Humphries. Heather Rose, Brent Lenderman, Chad Pool (third row) Joe Murray, Kari Martin, Connie Longhorn. Maureen Lehmkuhle. Laura Bush. Nikki Terry. Kathy Bowman, Carrie Golus, Sharon Kriegshauaer, Amy Madson, Todd Bull (fourth row) Keri Kornelson, Wendy Filener, Kat Moore, Mark Hart, Mark Sanford, Kim Lashbrook, Valerie Stevens, Pam Stevens, Nancy Matchett, Grady Vanderhoofen (fifth row) Darren Kalmbach, Michelle Kucel. Tim Horn. Lynette Hudiburgh, Derek Hartman, Ray MacKendrick, John Gleason, Kim Gardner, Cheryl Wanebo.J. Wilbert. Heidi Heacock (sixth row) Shannon St. Aubin. Laurel Davis. Jill McLaughlin. Scott Thomas. Kevin Wanebo. Jeff Johnson, Stephanie Prinster. David Shipped, Sean Lehmkuhle. Carol Elliott. Pam Sewell, Sara Johnson, (seventh row) Amy Behrhorst. Lisa Arbogast, Shannon Branson. Karen Gardner, Maralee McBean. Rhonda Schutter. Jeff Hart, Paul Foutz, J. Wilbert, Jane Ryan (eight row) Harry MacKendrick, Kirsten Wagnild, Not a Member. Tyler Johnson, Bill Musgrave. Russell Scott, Michelle Schaefer, Jo Kuretich, Brian McBee. Karen Farina, Amy Weakly. G-Club And FCA they support athletics Fellowship of Christian Athletes: (seated, left to right) Jeff Harris, Jeff Johnson, Kevin Wanebo, Brenda Bingaman, Connie Longhorn. Stephanie Cornell. Michelle Vanaman, Maureen Lehmkuhle, Andrea Richter, Kirsten Wagnild, (standing left to right) Sponsor. Max Kralicek. Ray MacKendrick. John Gleason. Corky Schmidt, Leslie Shenkel, Janay Nelson, Pam Sewell. Mike Gleason. Carol Elliott. Kris Witchey. G-Club: (back row. left to right) Kelle Christopherson. Casey Schmalz. Stephanie Prinster. Angie Keil. Julie Painter. Barbara Cherry. Jim Fleming. Kim Lastra. Laura Bush. Joe Kuritch. Pam Sewell. Charlie Schrum. Sarah Prinster. Carol Elliott. Lisa Smith, Michelle Blaisure, Val Jackson, John Gleason (second row. left to right) Tim Minter. Larry Yeager. Jeff Johnson. Krista Maynard. Heidi Pool. Janay Nelson. Kendra Zadrozny. Karen Farina. Maralee McVean. Jackie Seabert, Liz Neubauer. Kirsten Wagnild. Mike Gleason, Lisa Arbogast. Kris Witchey, (front row. left to right) Tyler Johnson. Bill Musgrave. Grady Vanderhoofven. Alex Garcia. Mike Vescio. Mike Vasquez, Brian Shaver. Travis Pride, Chad Pool, and Scott Else. % Foreign Languages the key to other cultures Joachim Christiansson. Sweden Kjersti Johansen. Norway Spanish club: (front row. left to right) Pam Stevens. Valerie Stevens. Krista Medina. Kendra Zadrozny. Karen Farina. Maralee McVean. Sara Johnson. Kathy Humphries. Jennifer Humphries. Susan Konzier. Carrie Andreoletti. Shawna Romero (back row. left to right). Sara Prinster. Michelle Blackburn. Jenifer Bullock. Mike Nelson. Jan Kohles. Tyler Johnson, Bill Musgrave. Mark Galley. Sharon Kriegshauser. Stephanie Prinster. Amy Behrhorst. Garth Wilson Latin club: (first row. left to right) Scott Orr. Allan Worley. Mark Sanford. Sha n Thomas (middle row. left to right). Elizabeth Neubauer. Kristine Ternahan. Carrie Golus. Ann Somers. Kathy Bowman. Shannon McGee (back row. left to right). Donna Renteria. Pam Sewell. Jenna Rudd. Christina Bryant, Joe Murray. Max McFarland. Lisa Arbogast. Kim Gardner. Mrs. Nellie Zachry Angelika Kramer. Germany Steven Ostwald. Australia Nick Schmidt. Switzerland German club: (First row. left to right) Joe Livingston, Mr. Witt. Jane Ryan. Kris Witchey. Jean Wilbert. Cheryl Wanebo. Gena Murphy. Elizabeth Arnold. Elizabeth Mohler. Amy Cyphers. Lisa Young. Kelly Jones (second row. left to right), Macon Cherp, Nick Hartshorn, Gray Behrhorst. Linda Weir. Cindie Hertel. Niki Terry. Kirstin Wagnild, Jennifer Roussin. Christine Cornelison. Leslie Shenkel. Janay Nelson. Ryan Ball, Charlie Shrum. Chad Pool, Sean Lehmkuhle (third row, left to right). Mark Shipp. Tracy Pederson. Mike Barrett. Barry Kennard. Robert McAdams, Scott Reed, Mark Hart, Jeff Johnson, Scott Thomas, Mike Shormann, Danny Roussin. Mark Schneider (fourth row. left to right). John Rose. Greg Kempers. Brenda Bingaman, Connie Longhorn. Rhonda Schutter. Mike Huber. Kevin Wanebo. Becky Hartshorn Yoko Takada. Japan French club: (front row. left to right) Jim Fleming. Derek Hartman. Scott Morton, Matt Gibson, Joachim Christiansson, Scott Fisher, Bill Christensen. Kevin Nugent (back row. left to right). Kathy Bowman. Margie Kennedy. Susan Konzier, Jill McLaughlin. Maureen Lehmkuhle. Andrea Schendel. Maysalee Huff. Andrea Richter, Chandra Triplett. Debbie Hightower (not pictured). Joan Wilbert. Tim Horn, Tanya McNew, Socorro Martinez, David Holt German Dancers they dance and dance German Dancers entertain downtown spectators. German Dancers: (front row. left to right) Keri Kornelson, Toni Van Treeck, Jennifer Roussin, Linda Weir. Stephanie Sullivan. Becky Feil. Rhonda Schutter. Julie Gibford (back row. left to right). Joe Livingston. Sean Lehmkuhle. Liese Sacco, Kjersti Johansen. Mr. Witt. Mark Hart. Allen Worley. David Pyeatt Foreign Pot-Luck the highligm of foreign language week Foreign Language Week. March 3-9. celebrated the meeting of new friends and getting to know other countries and cultures. The Pot-luck was the highlight of the week. It gave people a chance to sample foods experienced in other countries. Later in the evening, Yoko Takada shared a Japanese dance customary of her country. Marching Band together, they make it happen Director: Tim Mills Marching Band: (front of band) Teresa Miller (front row. left to right). Bethany Hall. Monica Bargsten, Lynnette Shortridge. Cinthia Quinn, Liz Berland. John Anderies, Jennifer Humphries (second row. left to right). Twyla Willoughby. Connie Johnson. Mary Ann Fedler. Kari Martin. Jo Ann Kelty. Linda Weir. Michelle Aldridge (third row, left to right), Dennis Weaver. Shawn Stevens. Karey St. Clair. Kathy Humphries. Michelle Carrol. Paul Foutz. Keri Kornelson (fourth row. left to right), Amy Carmichael. Lori Wendle, Heidi Dorsey, Joe Murray, Elevi Cisneros, Robin Hood. Kat Moore (fifth row. left to right). Chip Franklin. Susan Young. Russ Curtis. Joestes Wyatt. Mark Guadnola, Mike Goodwill, Shawn Cwalinski (sixth row, left to right). Janna Walsh. Wendy Matthews, Kevin Kalmbach, Tim Horn. Chuck Fedler, Brian Johnson, Duane Stroh (seventh row. left to right), Jo Ann Heathcock. Mike Larson. Kristin Larson. Kevin Kelly, Teanya Beuttgenbach (eighth row. left to right). Terry Dennison, Tracy Wilson. Carrie Andreoletti, Barry Newton. Max McFarland (ninth row, left to right), Wade Green. Christine Apple. Tannah Schell. Susan Konzier. Kenny Prescott (color guard, clockwise), Michelle Kucel. Chris Teranahan, Terry Downs, Christia Callahan. Susan Saunders. Paula Vath, Cathy Kohles. Teri Flick. Donna Renteria. Sue Henson. Shawna Bowker, Tanya McNew. Lisa Click I Color Guard: (front left to right) Susan Saunders, Kris Ternahan, Teri Flick. Tayna McNew. Donna Renteria. Cathy Kohles (back row. left to right). Terri Downs, Paula Vath. Christina Bryant, Susan Henson. Shawna Bowker. Michelle Kucel Jazz Band And Band Council they lead to a successful year Band Council: (clockwise) Rick Edwards. Teresa Miller. Kat Moore. Carrie Andreoletti, Kari Martin. Jenny Humphries. Joe Murray (not pictured), Dan Campbell, Keri Kornelson, Kathy Humphries Jazz Band: (front row, left to right) Carolyn Moore. Wendy Filener. Joe Murray. Kat Moore. Susan Henson. John Elliot. Lynette Shortridge (back row. left to right). Max McFarland. Barry Newton. Wendy Matthews. Mike Goodwill. Terry Clawson. Joestes Wyatt. Craig Nordhausen. Pam Noonan. JoAnn Heathcock. Shawn Cwalinski, Jeff Jackson. Lynette Hudiburg. Rick Edwards Symphonic Band they play on and on Symphonic Band: (front row. left to right) Keri Kornelson. Kari Martin. Paul Foutz. Lisa Click. Marlene Glynn. Mary Fedler. Michelle Carrell. Twyla Willoughby. Lynette Shortridge. Susan Konzier. Teresa Miller. Paula Vath. Jennifer Humphries. John Anderies (second row. left to right). Carrie Andreoletti. Karey St. Clair. Mark Schneider, Kathy Humphries, Shauna Gentry. Michelle Cox, Cheryl Newman. Cathy Kohles. Dawn Largent, Mark Wilson, Shawn Stephens, Kat Moore, Laurie Pyeatt. Bethany Hall, Terry Denison. Wendy Filener, Liz Berland, Tanya McNew, Susan Saunders, Monica Bargsten, Doni O'Rourke, Lori Wendle (third row, left to right), Mark Guadnola, Rick Edwards. Mike Goodwill, Shawn Cwalinski. Joestes Wyatt. Pam Noonan, Heidi Dorsey. Chris McCargar. Robin Hood. Teri Flick. Stacy Wakefield. Susan Henson. John Elliot. Joe Murray. Rosanne Petersen. Susan Young. Kristin Larson. Tannah Schell. Dan Campbell. Jim Shortridge (back row. left to right). Ken Prescott. Tracy Wilson. Max McFarland. Barry Newton. Tim Horn. Philip Appel. Chuck Fedler, Craig Nordhausen. Terry Clawson, Kevin Kelly. Brian Johnson. Mike Larson. Wendy Matthews. Janna Walsh. Kevin Kalmbach. Scott Browning. Mr Mills Chorale: (back row, let! to right) Paula Vath. Hatti Lacour, Jeff Jackson, Heidi Smith. Shelley McBee. John Anderies. Michelle Neilsen, Steve Harmon, Carolyn Moore. Linda Gardner, David Pyeatt, Brenda Bingaman, Tammy Novlan, (third row, left to right), Kim Lashbrook, Sara Schaeffer, Mark Olson. Kathy Wilds. Cindie Hertel, Jim Shortridge. Christine Apple, Bruce Hockenberry, Toni Walthall. John Hicks. Tricia Heath. Kevin Kelly. Jodi Quinn (second row, left to right), Lori Howell. Aleta Boddy, Amy Martinez, Rosanne Peterson, Heather O'Brien. Brenda Boone, Ken Prescott, Laura Garner. Teri Flick. Kathy Muhr, Libby Reynolds (first row. left to right), Mike McDaniels. Kim Litsey. Ilene Rivera. Debbie Bousman, Teri Crider, Lenny Rivera. Carolyn Dutcher, Dawn Morford, Becky Feil, Amie Salazar, Kelli Steele, (not pictured) Andrea Christensen. Larry Marcus. Lisa Howland. Teresa Colby Mixed Chorus: (fourth row. left to right). Marion Johnson. Joac Christiansson. Claudette Archuleta. Richard Chase (third row. left to right). David Hein. Terri George. Gary Reagan. Julie Larson. Carter Walthall (second row. left to right). Sophia Bracamonte. Tammy Korsmeyer. Susan Green (first row. left to right), Kim Litsey. Ilene Rivera. Brenda Boone Octavos: (third row. left to right) Linda Gardner. Stacy Maupin, Kathy Muhr. Kim Lashbrook. Steve Harmon. Brenda Bingaman. Toni Walthall (second row. left to right). Liese Sacco. Mark Olson. Carolyn Moore. Jeff Jackson. Sara Shaffer. Ken Prescott (front row. left to right). Kathy Wilds. Allison Whiting, (not pictured) Lisa Howland Orchestra: (front, left to right) Darren Kalmbach. Eric Safken. Shelley McBee, Brad Lay, Jennifer Roussin (back, left to right), Lynette Hudiburgh, Elizabeth Neubauer. Mike Freer, Brian McBee, Laura Marshall. Chris Maestas, Kathy Hastings, Keith Larsen Quill And Scroll they go above and beyond Quill and Scroll: (standing) John Kerns. Scott Thomas 2nd row. left to right) Kim Lashbrook, Jennifer Humphries. Michelle Schaefer. Karen Gardner (1st row. left to right) Mary Marin. Teresa Miller. Lori Wendle, Heather Rose. Debbie Graham, Amy Madson. Maralee McVean, and Mrs. Miller. Publications Department they know how to put the year together Publication advisor is Leota Miller. The Orange and Black newspaper staff: (standing left to right) Ann Wright. Leigh Grasso. Debbie Graham. Angie Keil. Laura Allen. Valerie Jackson. Michelle Schaefer. Brian Shaver. Scott Thomas. Ron Chappell. Jo Kuretich, Robert Colby, Amy Madson, Tim Coit. (sitting left to right) Teresa Miller. Stacey Henley. Mary Marin, Cindy Tinkle. Mrs. Miller, (foreground) Julie Gibford, Lori Wendle. HERO preparing for the future Hero: (back row. left to right) Teresa Colby. Kristen Cruse. Alex Garcia. Tracy King. Thor Eriksen. Andi Maez, Darrell Osborn. Michelle Talley (middle row. left to right). Lisa Beebe. Tammy Korsmeyer, Debie Jackson. Ms. Rumley, Crystal Miller. Kris Russell. Keri Colby (front row. left to right). Danna Ray. Blake Shear. Coni Rickley F.H.A. homemakers of tomorrow F.H.A.: (from left to right) Tanya Hayes (seated). Margie Kennedy. Chrissii Bryant, Kathy Kaston. Angie Hayes. Kjesten Johansen, Kristen Turnahan (seated) a r Speech And Debate Team what a talkative bunch Debate Team: (front row, left to right) Gray Behrhorst, Maralee McVean. Shannon McGee, Elizabeth Arnold (middle row. left to right). Sara Johnson, Chad Carr, John Kerns. Elizabeth Mohler. Scott Thomas, Lisa Young, Roberta Duffy (back row. left to right). Rich Maradik, Carter Moore. Mark Schneider, David Shipped. Barry Kennard, Michael McDaniel. Steve Nasalroad (not pictured). Nick Hartshorn, Lisa Russell, Rhonda Schutter. Knowledge Bowl they take fifth at state Knowledge Bowl: (seated around the desks to the left, clockwise), Mrs. Nellie Zachry. Michael McDaniel, Mark Sanford. Scott Snodgrass. Brian Angel. Maureen Lehmkuhle. Lisa George (second table grouping from the left, clockwise). Mr. Dennis Kiefer, Tim Horn, Sean Lehmkuhle. Arlie Jordan. David Shipped (third table grouping from the left, clockwise). Paul Foutz, Allan Worley. Toni Van Treek, Valerie Stevens. Scott Orr, Pam Stevens, Craig Heacock. Tim Lund. Chad Carr FBLA preparing for the future Future Business Leaders of America: (front row, left to right), Kelly Grim, Kristina Langston. Michelle Carrell, Allison Brinegar. Teri Mulder. Kelli Crone. Shawna Romero. Matilde Artiz. Maura Lazoya, Peggy Foss, (second row. left to right), Jalyn Scarbrough. Maureen Lehmkuhle. Julie Painter, Stephanie Prinster. Sandra Keyes (third row, left to right), Mina Chang, Mike Freer. Arlinda Cordova (fourth row. left to right). Barry Kennard. Tim Lund, Macon Cherp, Stacie Kelley, Brenda Prame, Amy Cherp (fifth row, left to right), Debbie Flightower, Yamela Ortiz, Niki Terry, Case Payne. Amy Behrhorst, Michelle Thompson, Deanna Schoeberl (sixth row, left to right), Tim Coit. Dan Roussin, Todd Lindstrom, Stephen Corn. Dave Gordon. Dan McWilliams, Melissa Marez Astronomy Club the star gazers V The “Un-Club” is a unique club at G.J. that has been going on for some time, but no one acknowledged the group in the yearbook. This club consists of all the people who cheer and support the school at games. There are no meetings to attend or dues to pay, yet it is the largest and most active group at G.J.H.S. the creative students Art Club: (left to right) Michael Freer. Pat Jamison. Dolores Trujillo. Margie Kennedy. Marketta Fox. Miss Betty Pitts AFS introducing cultures AFS: (front row. left to right) Lara Mayo. Rhonda Schutter. Elizabeth Mohler, Elizabeth Arnold, Christine Cornelison (back row. left to right). Cindie Hertel. Jean Wilbert. Mr. Witt. Becky Hartshorn The Travelers from near to far Travelers: (front row. left to right) Scott Davis. Bob Herrera. Greg Whitman, Tony Strasser, David Carroll. Karl Ramey. Mike Houck (back row. left to right) Thelma Sackse, (aide). Chris Sawyer. Charles Morris (teacher). Arinda Davis. Nickie Livingston. Dan Buck. Jim Enyart. Darryl Ramer. Harold Butler. Mark Musick. Angela Frieghs. Deborah Montoya (aide). Wendy Wagner. Colleen Juarez (teacher) Varsity Football tigers dominate southwestern league The Tiger football team: First row: George Antonopoulos, Kirk Henwood, Patrick Trim, Mario Madrid, Dino Diamanti, Vernon Dickey, Scott Else, Tracy Bennett. Terry Rogers, Tim Minter, John Marez. Second row: manager Pat Jamison, manager Angie Keil, Judd Lovern, Travis Pride, Shane Baker, Joey Rubalcaba, coaches Mike Reta, Buzz Shoenbeck, Clarence Ross, Boyce Baker, and Dave Warmack, Louis Martinez, Jon Long, Mike Simonson, Steve Philips, manager Paul Jamison, manager Harold Butler. Third row: David Barrett. Barry Cornish. Brian Shaver, Danny Newton, Shane Stevens. Brent Lenderman. Todd Lindstrom. Jim Dyar. Mike Vescio, Jeff Kopp, Terry Clawson. Fourth row: Danny Williams, Grady Vanderhoofven. Karl Tarango, Bill MusqraveJVIe ohnson l ha Brac roughton lar eile rai omh As the crowd filtered slowly out of Stocker Stadium, a few hopeful spectators glanced up at the scoreboard, wishing that the score of the semi-final game would magically change to the Tiger’s favor. Although the mighty Tigers were not victorious in their last game of the season against the Broomfield Eagles, their year overall was a success. The 1984 football team opened their season against the Farmington Scorpions. After being defeated 32-14, the team marched on to win the next eight games, clinching the Southwestern League title. After earning a berth in the state playoffs, the Tigers took on the Loveland Indians at home on November 10. Winning by a narrow margin of 21-20, the Tigers advanced to the semi-finals, held at home once again the following Saturday. Their long, hard-fought season ended the day with a 38-0 loss to Broomfield, who went on to win the state championship. But somebody better warn them next year - The Junction Tigers are coming by! First year Head Coach Dave Warmack led the Tigers to the SWL championship and a berth in the state playoffs. The Tiger offense awaits a decision on yardage. Tim Minter takes a break. Larry Yeager strives for yardage. Angie Keil. team manager, was responsible for statistics and filmwork. Bill Musgrave hands off to Judd Lovern for a touchdown. J.V. Football a year to gain experience The 1984 junior varsity football team: First row: Cory Carlson. Robin Adams. Kevin Rubalcaba. David Madrid. Mike Dowd. Coach Boyce Baker. Coach Dave Maddox. Eric Hiebert. Louie Manuppella, Chris Williams, Scott Morton. Second row: Pat Click. Brad Hunt. Paul Tarango, Mark Wortman, Paul Dill. Terry Bink- ley. Mike Shaver. Todd Dixon. Artie Fisher, Allen Dickey. Third row: Lavelle Dolan. Jamie Sparks. Danny Williams. Arne Summers. Ted Henwood. Danny Newton, Barry Cornish. Brian Broughton. Joe Murray. Pat Trim. This team will be “good for the future,” according to Coach Boyce Baker. Comprised mainly of sophomores, this group has championship potential. Losing their first four games, the team bounced back to win four of their next six games. They gained experience and finished the season with a 4-6 record. The 1984 cross country team: On bottom: Mike Vasquez. Dan Roussin, Pat Hambright, Craig Heacock, John Hall, Karl Brewer. Second row: Brad Lay, Coach Ned Pollert, Kirsten Wagnild. Nikki Cormack, Manuel Alvarado. Mark Arroyo. Sean Lehmkuhle. David Montoya, Scott Orr. Third row: Jill Walworth, Elizabeth Mohler, Sonya Frisbee, Sonya Cyr. Top: Lisa Smith. Katie Moran kicks it in to the finish line. The longest mile is the first one, and the second, and the ... It’s a hot day and a small crowd, armed with water bottles, stopwatches, and towels, mills around restlessly. A murmur passes through them, “Here they come.” The crowd, instantly alive, tenses, thumbs poised, as the leader comes into view. The pack follows, always near, threatening to take charge. Cheers of encouragement burst sporadically from the bystanders, urging the runners to wipe the sweat off their brows, reach inside, and find the strength to stretch out, pull hard, and win. Such is the life of a cross country runner. The cross country team members faced this scene every weekend. Both boys and girls placed well at their meets. The girls took third in the SWL but failed to send anyone to state. The boys took second in the district and placed a respectable eleventh at the state meet. David Montoya, Craig Heacock, Karl Brewer, and Manuel Alvarado placed in the top 100 out of 200 plus finishers. Soccer the newest sport Bobby Fritz fights for the ball. The Tigers race down the field to receive the opposing goalie’s kick. It is tough being the first, but the 1984 Tiger soccer team took it all in stride. They worked well together and successfully scored goal after goal to compile a 5-1 record. Their season was marred only by a loss to Telluride. The games, set up by Coach Durkop, were against other first year teams from Central, Telluride, Aspen, and Fruita. Though not yet a varsity sport, the team members are hopeful that soccer will become an established, well-known sport. The original Tiger soccer team: First row: Michelle Blackburn, Ryan Ball, David Holt, Tiffany Middaugh. Second row: Paula Carson. Mark Martin, John Razer. Kjersti Johansen. Craig Lockard. Lance Scates, Cindy Tinkle. Third row: Coach Sean Wallace. Rob Harris Mike Nelson, Todd Bull, Craig Lauritzen, Bryon Phelps. Jon Mottram, Jeff Harris, Coach Gerald Durkop. Golf time to tee-off The 1984 golf team: Coach Keith Shide, Kelly Huff, Robert O'Hara. Bill Somers, Tom Sizell, Tray Shehee, Brad Broughton, Tom Le Fabre, David Hoyt. Tim Coif. Kelly Huff puffs around. FORE! Golfers spend a lot of time honing their skills to a tee. This year it paid off. The golfers, composed of-top-ranked Brad Broughton and many other outstanding players, placed first in the majority of their meets and eventually took district. Four golfers, Brad Broughton, Kelly Huff, Tim Coit, and Tray Shehee, were sent to state. Brad and Tray placed fourth and twelfth respectively. Brad prepares to sink one while Kelly and Tim watch. Girls Swimming splashing to the top Come on in. the water’s fine! A lone swimmer slices through the water. The girls swim team fairly glided past all their opponents. Unrivaled in the league, they lost but one non-league meet to Overland High School. Their 8-1 record speaks for itself, and it makes an admirable statement. Jim Arney, aided by co-captains Kelle Christopher-son, Stephanie Prinster, and Laura Bush, coached the girls to a SWL championship for the third consecutive year. The girls scored 362 point, 140 points more than their closest competitor. The 1984 girls swim team: Sitting: Tonie Walthall. Stephanie Prinster. Sarah Prinster Julie Painter. Liz Neubauer, Sandy MacTavish, Debbie Pearson. Second row: Coach Jim Arney. manager Dave Gordon, Kim Quinn. Kelle Christopherson. Jennifer Fisher, Lisa Russell. Cate Alexander. Laurie Pyeatt, Cheryl Bridge, Tracy Jones. Heidi Pool. Back row: Barbara Cherry. Laura Bush. Jackie Seabert. Krista Maynard. Karen Farina. Kendra Zadrozny. Peggy Steinkirchner. Amy Weakly. Kristi Dole. Becky Hartshorn. Liz Arnold. Varsity Volleyball setting up to win The Tiger girls, finishing with a 14-7 overall record, had a successful season. They worked well together from the beginning. Learning to play more aggressively also paid off. Upon entering the SWL District Tournament, the girls defeated Moffat County but then lost to Montrose. They rallied to knock Fruita and Central out of the competition. They immediately had to face top-ranked Durango and lost, placing them third in the district. Up for the spike! Jo Kuretich delivers a killer serve. The 1984 girls varsity volleyball team: Kneeling: Lisa Arbogast. Janay Nelson. Carrie Heckel, Valerie Jackson, Maureen Lehmkuhle, Jo Kuretich. Standing: Coach Max Kralicek. Patti Easton, Susan Drake. Kris Witchey, Michelle Blaisure. Carol Elliott, Kelley Schaefer. vaASity vfteyba11 team: kneeling; Lynette Shortage. Lori Davis. Casey Schmalz. Kelley Jones. Jodie Carter, standing-Terry Lutkiewicz, Kim Gree. Lori Cordray. Stacie Kelley. Cindie Hertel. Carolyn Weiss, Coach Sue Rumley. Carolyn Weiss spikes the ball down into enemy territory. JV Volleyball new coach boosts team The J.V. girls started this year with a new coach. Coach Sue Rumley coaxed the girls to a 4-7 overall record. It was a good year to gain experience and develop some devastating bump, set and spike skills. Boys Tennis a team of state qualifiers With a 10-0 record, one would think that the 1984 boys tennis team was Wimbleton bound. Few teams could stand up to the Tiger talent and none could surpass it. Many of the players went undefeated the whole season. They conquered the Southwestern League and also placed first at the District 51 State Qualifying Tournament. Coach Bob Lubinski proudly took all the players to the State meet. Although none of them placed, they made a strong showing and displayed a winning attitude. Coach Lubinski takes a trip to the beach John is one swinging dude! While number two doubles team Paul Weiss and Kevin Wanebo go frog-fishing. This team works REAL hard. The 1984 boys tennis team: Kneeling: Chad Pool. Paul Weiss, Greg Kempers. Mike Gleason, Kevin Wanebo. Standing: Matt Reese. Steve Elliott. John Elliott. John Gleason. Jeff Johnson, Coach Bob Lubinski. Varsity Boys Basketball tigers take second in district fc GEJM 32 rT GEBS)X 44 42 !■! 'TIG Ef?$ JO J This Tiger basketball team had a tough season, but no one can say that they didn’t handle themselves with skill, determination, and even a degree of grace. They lost only four league games, some in the last few seconds before the buzzer rang. They completed their season with a 9-11 record. The Tigers went to the District Tournament, not as the favorites, but with high hopes. They made an impressive showing and made it to the final game. After an agonizing loss to Moffat County, the boys placed second in the league. First year Coach Marty Ziegler was pleased with the progress the team made and is looking forward to future seasons with them. The 1985 varsity boys basketball team: Kneeling: manager John Rhea, Ken Stenger, Steve Elliott, Danny Newton. Todd Lundstrom, Bill Musgrave. John Gleason, trainer Will Gibson. Standing: Coach Sam Provenza. Coach Marty Ziegler, Bob Gear. Mike Franz, Dave Barrett. Roger Duncan. Brad Broughton. Brent Lenderman. Assistant Coach Bob Stahl, Assistant Coach Mike Monroe. Todd Lundstrom tights for two points. An enthusiastic crowd mobs John Gleason. Bill Musgrave hustles down the court. Brad Broughton concentrates on making a crucial free throw. V Boys J.V. Basketball playing a better game The boys junior varsity basketball team devoted this season to improving their skills and acquiring the experience needed to handle tense game situatuions. They compiled an 8-10 record. The 1985 boys junior varsity basketball team: Kneeling: Steve Elliott, Bob Gear, Mike Franz, Ken Stenger, Todd Dixon, Cory Carlson. Standing: Coach Sam Provenza, Coach Marty Ziegler, Mike Gleason, Mike Jackson, Barry Newton, Jeff Harris, Assistant Coach Bob Stahl, Assistant Coach Mike Monroe. Mike Jackson reaches for the ball. Cory Carlson goes up for the shot. Lori Cordray blocks out an opponent. Girls J.V. Basketball a promising season The girls junior varsity basketball team played hard and earned the right to be called “winners.” They finished with an enviable 15-2 overall record. Their only losses were to the varsity teams from Plateau Valley and Cedaredge. What goes up must come down- but when? The 1985 girls Junior Varsity Basketball team: Kneeling: Lori Cordray. Shelle Mulholland, Kelley Schaefer. Jodie Carter. Monica Marquez. Coach Max Kralicek. Standing: Coach Scott Lambuth. Coach Mike Bullen, Janay Nelson. Corky Schmidt. Sandy Sublett. Tina Sapp. Tannah 0 f Schell. Manager Michelle Cross, Manager Tricia Smith. Girls Varsity Basketball team makes final four A cheer came out from the crowd, “Two points! Two points!” and the Tiger girls obliged. They compiled a 13-9 overall record and went on to become the SWL champions. As defending state champions, expectations ran high. They were under a lot of pressure to retain their position. In their first game, they edged out the number one ranked team, Ponderosa, and broke into the Final Four top placers. They narrowly lost their second game to Sterling, ending their season. Tigers cited for their outstanding ability included junior Carrie Heckel and sophomore Carol Elliott. They were chosen to participate in the All-State Tournament. Senior Michelle Blaisure made the All-League first team. “OK girls, we’re going to run the double-back shoot-fast offense.” The 1985 girls varsity basketball team: Kneeling: Coach Scott Lambuth, Kris Witchey. Carol Elliott, Kelley Schaefer. Patti Easton. Michelle Blaisure Coach Mike Bullen. Standing: manager Tricia Smith. Kirsten Wagnild. Leslie Shenkel. Toni Herman. Coach Max Kralicek. Carrie Heckel. Lisa Matteroli’ Pam Sewell, manager Michelle Cross. Varsity Wrestlers come on strong Varsity wrestlers standing, from left to right are Coach Clarence Ross. Travis Pride, Kevin Nugent. Mario Madrid, Shane Baker, Louis Martinez, Lyle Shay, Coach Mel Diffendaffer. Kneeling, Tony Martinez, Leroy Arguello, Dean Romerine, Stuart Gonzales, Jamie Sparks, David Madrid, and Manager Paul Jamison. Coach Ross, left, and Coach Diffendaffer suspensefully watch each wrestler’s match, periodically checking the clock above. Stewart Gonzales takes control over his adversary. The Grand Junction High School Wrestling team had a successful year. Many of the varsity are underclasmen that will return. The team had several outstanding individuals who placed well in several tournaments. Five wrestlers placed in the District State Qualifying Tournament. Louis Martinez and Travis Pride placed second while Alan Seiler, Jamie Sparks, and Lyle Shay placed third. The team placed fifth overall in the district tournament. Kevin Nugent struggles to pin his opponent. Shane Baker grasps his man. Three Compete at state meet Travis Pride, junior, captured the 138 lb state title this year. That makes him the second boy at GJHS to claim the title in the past two years. This was his first year at the state tournament because he narrowly missed a state birth last year when he placed third in the qualifying tournament. This year Travis placed second in the qualifying tournament when he lost to a wrestler from Montrose with whom he had battled all year. Pride went on to the state tournament and “walked through it by defeating all of his opponents by wide margins. Three Tigers wrestled in the state tournament. Travis, Alan Seiler placed third in the state qualifying tournament and by winning his challenge bout, he qualified to go to state. Senior, Louis Martinez made it by placing second.' This was the first state tournament for these wrestlers. Louis had his difficulties because of his lack of size. Alan, a junior, had difficulties also because of his of size and experience. Louis placed sixth. He was the team's senior member this year. Travis overtakes his competition The team mascot and Louis cheer. Junior Varsity Wrestlers build strength and endurance Junior varsity wrestlers standing, left to right, Coach Clarence Ross. Miles Watson, Bryan Broughton. Alan Seiler, Jeff Barber, Felix Maldonado, and Coach Mel Diffendaffer. kneeling. Wes Huber. Brian Kretschman, Rocky Fransen, Kevin Rubalcaba. and manager Paul Jamison. The 1984 boys swim season was full of ups ... and more ups for the Tigers. They gained momentum as the season progressed, winning each consecutive meet. Their overall 11-0 record was earned even against such tough competitors as Overland, Aurora Central, and the regular league teams. Coaches Ar-ney and Bowman were assisted by co-captains Dave Gordon and Brian Angel. Four Tigers qualified for the State Championships held at the Air Force Academy in Colorado Springs. Qualifiers included Charlie Shrum in the individual 200 meter Medley and the 100 meter Butterfly. He placed 21st and 22nd, respectively. The 200 meter Medley Relay, composed of Dave Gordon, John Turner, Charlie Shrum, and Bill Browning, also qualified and captured 24th place. The 1984 boys swim team: Kneeling: managers Becky Hartshorn and Karen Farina, David Pyeatt. Paul Watson, Larry Manchester, Alan Worley. Ryan Ball, Brian Angel, Paul Guerrero. Second row: Coach Jim Arney, Coach Jaycee Bowman, Dave Gordon, Bill Browning, Brad Lay, Steve Corn, Nick Schmidt, Rick Manchester, Mike Huber. Third row: Jim Fleming. John Turner, Charlie Shrum, Mike Aguilerra. Chad Pool, Jason Gustad. Todd Mitchell. Boys Swimming team wins league title, qualifies four it- . §r t1 Jr. ‘WxitoiF Last one in the water is a rotten egg! Point those toes. Todd! The team and its adoring fans take a breather. Varsity Baseball winning without batting an eye With Coach of the Year Bill Fanning, the Tigers couldn’t go wrong. Despite cold weather and rained out games, they earned a 9-1 league record, losing only to Fruita, and a 14-4 overall record. They batted, pitched, and fielded consistently enough to win the league championship. After earning a trip to State, they came up against Boulder. They narrowly defeated them, 7-6. In the second game, the Tigers fell to Abraham Lincoln, 5-3. Hitting a double ... The 1985 varsity baseball squad: First row: Travis Pride, Teddy Garcia. Judd Lovern, Craig Garcia. Second row: Zach Green. Tom Silzell. Kevin Rubalcaba. Mike Early, Art Fisher, Jack English, Larry Early, John Green, Troy Miller. Third row: Coach Bill Fanning, Barry Cornish. Ray MacKendrick, Clay Tufly, Joey Rubalcaba, Mike Ragains. Jason Polzine, Jim Dyar, Bill Musgrave. Assistant Coach Walter Bergman, Assistant Coach Dale Schoenbeck. John Green hurls in a fastball. Clay Tufly strides onto the field. o We're just sitting around, shooting the breeze. J.V. Baseball The 1985 junior varsity baseball squad: Tom Silzell, Regan LaBaron, Zach Green. Kevin Rubalcaba, Tom LeFebre. Craig Garcia, Art Fisher. Standing: Mac McFarland. Allen Seiler, Ray MacKendrick. Rory Corneilson, Barry Cornish. Sean White. Coach Buzz Schoenbeck. The JV team had an even season record of 7-6. Coach Schoenbeck thinks that many will become good varsity players The only sophomore team in any sport came out with a 8-3 record. The 1985 sophomore baseball squad: Kneeling: Shawn Thomas. Nick Hartshorn. Tom LeFebre. Danny Martinez. Darren Wade. David Dusbabek. Standing: Mike Paredes. Tom Silzell. Mike Hoyt. Art Fisher, Matt Tadvick, Kevin Conner. Felix Maldonado. Coach Walt Bergman. Sophomore Baseball The 1985 girls track team: Kneeling: manager Joann Heathcock. Racquel St. Aubin. Kirstin Wagnild, Maralee McVean. Kelle Christopherson. Lisa Smith, Liz Arnold. Katie Moran. Yoko Takada. Monica Bargsten. Traci Hoffman. Standing: Coach Larry Ingram. Casey Schmalz. Angie Keil. Sherry Giallanza. Kjersti Johansen. Valerie Jackson. Susan Young. Kelley Schaefer. Nikki Cormack, Coach Bill Larsen. Coach Ned Polled. Liz Arnold hears the latest gossip. Track leaders of the pack Track is a varied sport. At the sound of a gun, they lunge from the starting blocks and run for all they’re worth. Or they pace themselves, saving some for that last kick. Or they jump up and over or in a pit. But they keep going. The girls team placed in the top two of every meet they participated in. They were strong in almost all facets of the meets. They took first in the District Meet by five points, edging out Durango in the last event. The boys worked hard and spent the year on individual improvement. They placed fifth at Districts. Twenty members went to State. Deanna Knapp placed fourth in the high jump. Katie Moran took tenth in the two-mile run, and Nikki Cormack placed fourth in the one-mile run. . The 1985 boys track team: Kneeling: Shawn Cwalinski. Sean Lehmkuhle. Mark Arroyo. Mark Wortman. Mike Vescio, Jon Mariz, Chad Pool. Terry Clawson. Brent Dorr. Shaun Cameron. Greg Kempers. Scott Else. Standing: Coach Larry Ingram. Karl Brewer. Tracy Pederson. Dennis Weaver. Emmet Chastain. Jon Mottram. Barry Newton. Dan Roussin. Danny Newton. Craig Heacock. John Rose. Tyler Johnson. Larry Yeager. Coach Bill Larsen. Coach Ned Polled. tS Keep on truckin’. Girls Tennis bouncing off the walls And yet another league championship. The girls tennis team had a virtually perfect season, 10-0. Almost all of the players were undefeated. They took first place at the State Qualifying Tournament and sent all players to State. Who could ask for more? Maureen Lehmkuhle. number one singles player, runs to save the ball. The 1985 girls tennis team: Kneeling: Sarah Prinster, Stacy Wakefield, Andrea Richter, Carol Elliott, Cheryl Wanebo, Carolyn Weiss. Standing: Coach Bob Lubinski, Pam Stevens. Valorie Stevens, Susan Elliott. Maureen Lehmkuhle. Debby Graham. Lisa Arbogast, Pam Sewell. Sarah Prinster serves with style. Stacy Wakefield. Carolyn Weiss, and Sarah Prinster cheer everyone. Cheerleaders Boost School Spirit During the summer the Varsity squad fine tuned their skills at a Colorado State University camp. They were awarded all blue ribbons and several spirit awards. The Cheerleaders showed their spirit and dedication by hanging posters throughout the halls and on athletes’ lockers, decorating at the footgall games and making “goody bags” for the football teams’ victorious road trips. They not only cheered for football, but also volleyball, girls and boys basketball and wrestling. A new dimension was added this year by introducing male cheerleaders onto the scene for the state football playoffs. Along with all the traditional jobs of a Grand Junction Cheerleader, they took their talents and competed at the State Competition in Colorado Springs, bringing Grand Junction even more recognition and respect. Dianna Parker, left, sponsors the squads. Junior Varsity Cheerleaders front row: Kelly Grim, Claudette Archuleta, Julie Larson. Back row: Angela Leane, Raquel St. Aubin. Heidi Dorsey. Pom-pons all they want to do is dance One two, three, kick! Turn, roll off, pose. The pom-pon squad could be seen doing all of these things during lunch, after school, at assemblies and games. They rocked out to such tunes as Mony, Mony, Hello, That Girls Gets Around, and Teacher, Teacher. They took a medley consisting of All Night Long, Stranger in Town, and Girls With Guns to the state competition. The 1984 pom-pon squad: Sitting: Jamie Petty, Bobbi Armour, Christia Callihan. Kneeling: Heather Rose, Kathy Wilds, Becky Gray. Heidi Heacock. Standing: Cathy Brett. Karleen Graves. Shannon St. Aubin, Molly Marlow, Doni O'Rourke. Softball the newest swingers This was a year of firsts. The first Tiger softball team can be counted among the year’s successful experiments. Twenty-six girls went out for it. They played teams from Palisade, Fruita, and Central. There were eight teams involved. Softball is not a varsity sport yet, and official records were not kept, but the girls seemed enthused and willing to keep on swingin’. Mary Marin slams the ball for a base hit. The 1985 softball team: First row: Angela Lane, Laura Gardner, Shelley Grasso, Amy Clark, Leigh Grasso. Shelle Mulholland, Gena Murphy, Mona Chadd. Second row: Coach Jody Frost, Krista Maynard, Janay Nelson, Staci Kelley. Roberta Duffy, Michelle Blaisure, Staci Blanc, Susie Fulham. Megan Woomer, Manager, Kelli Stelle. Third row: Coach Penny Pulliam, Alicia Maynes, Holly Hamilton. Brenda Prame, Delores Trujillo. Karen Smith. Robin Morris, Lynette Shortridge, Mishelle Murguia, Coach Scott Lambuth, Kat Moore. Slip sliding away! Catch it ... if you can! Scoreboard cross country tennis volleyball Site Girls Boys Arapahoe Invitational 10th 9th District 51 Invitational 3rd 3rd MoCo Invitational 1st 1st Aurora Invitational 10th 11th Montrose Invitational — 3rd GJHS Invitational 2nd 2nd Pueble County Invitational 1st 1st SWL 3rd 2nd State — 10th Girls Boys Fruita 7-0 Durango 4-2 Central 7-0 Cortez 7-0 Montrose 7-0 Fruita 7-0 Fruita 7-0 Montrose 7-0 Durango 6-1 Central 7-0 Cortez 7-0 Fruita 7-0 Montrose 6-1 Durango 4-3 Duango 7-0 Cortez 7-0 Cortez 7-0 Montrose 7-0 Central 7-0 Central 7-0 Dist. 51 Inv. 1st Dist. 51 Inv. 1st State Qualify 1st State Qualify 1st Central Whitehorse. UT Farmington. MN Shiprock. NM Fruita Cortez Durango W Montrose L W Delta W L Fruita W W Palisade w W Durango L w Cortez W L Central w Montrose L MoCo MoCo Districts W Montrose Dist. L Fruita Dist. Central Dist. vV Durango Dist. L football track Girls Boys Site 2nd 4th Tiger Invitational — 16th Pueblo Dist. 60 Invitational 1st — Delta Invitational 2nd 6th Central Relays — — Mo Co Invitational 2nd 8th Farmington Invitational 1st 5th SWL District Qualifying — — State baseball Farmington 11-1 Farmington 0-6 Rifle 5-4 Central 2-1 Montrose 5-4 Fruita 3-4 Moab 3-4 Price 11-5 Durango 9-4 Cortez 12-9 Central 10-1 Montrose 21-1 Fruita 4-3 Farmington 14-32 MoCo 21-16 Ft. Collins Poudre 14-7 Bloomfield. Nm 37-6 Wasatch, UT 7-0 Montrose 14-9 Central 21-19 Fruita 35-8 Cortez 42-0 Durango 19-6 Loveland 21-20 Broomfield 0-38 girls basketball Delta Durango Cortez Boulder Abraham Lincoln 20-2 13-5 9-1 7-6 3-5 Alta 57-72 Fruita 60-59 Bloomfield Smokey Hill 76-34 41-54 Montrose Central 54-50 61-56 wrestling Lakewood 42-59 Durango 55-47 Farmington 42-57 Cortez 72-50 Heritage Tournament 2nd Shiprock 61-55 Fruita 71-64 Pueble East Tournament 2nd Aspen 79-35 Glenwood Springs 55-66 Warrior Classic — Montrose 68-61 Durango 54-34 Fruita 38-15 Central 39-34 Montrose 44-56 Palisade 47-20 Durango 44-53 Ponderosa 40-38 Montrose Tournament — Cortez 53-54 Sterling 50-56 Montrose 22-27 Central 12-37 Durango 31-22 Cortez 37-23 Fruita 30-25 Districts 5th boys basketball State MoCo 71-83 Mo Co 60-62 Steamboat Sp. 59-53 Durango 64-72 Price. UT 65-70 Cortez 54-46 Prove. UT 61-67 Fruita 60-61 Fruita 72-79 Montrose 65-71 Cortez 75-56 Central 71-59 Delta 61-67 Durango 66-49 San Juan, UT 72-79 Cortez 94-79 Montrose 63-65 Fruita 82-81 Central 70-60 Cortez 74-63 golf Glenwood 3rd Durango 1st Rifle 5th Cortez 2nd Delta 3rd Grand Jet. 1st Grand Junction 1st Montrose 4th Craig 1st Districts 1st Meeker 1st State 3rd • swimming Girls Mo Co 1st Fruita 1st Delta 1st Triangular 1st Delta 1st Fruita 1st Overland 2nd Colo. Inv. — Fruita 1st Triangular 1st West. Slope Champ. 1st Boys Triangular 1st Colo. Inv. — Overland 1st Aurora Central 1st Durango 1st Fruita 1st Delta 1st Fruita 1st MoCo 1st Durango 1st West. Slope Champ. 1st State Champ. — v-o FIRST WOMAN — Geraldine Ferraro became the first woman to run for the office of Vice President when Walter Mondale selected her as his running mate. 64-02- 2ND ARTIFICIAL HEART — William Schroeder became the world's second artificial heart recipient. RESIGNATION — Vanessa Williams became the first Miss America to be forced to resign her crown and was replaced by the first runner up, Suzette Charles, Miss New Jersey. 0H-o WORLD TRAVELER — Pope John Paul II traveled extensively during 1984, beginning with South Korea, Thailand, the Soloman Islands and Papua, New Guinea, where 200,000 natives turned out to meet him. WHAT A RUSH — The Chicago Bears' Walter Payton set a new rushing record during a game against the New Orleans Saints. He broke Jim Brown's record of 12,312 yards. TINA’S BACK — Singer Tina Turner, 46, made a comeback with her first solo album, Private Dancer.” It hit the top of the charts with singles, “What's Love Got to Do With It” and “Better Be Good To Me.” credit: AP WIDE WORLD PHOTOS CURRENT I EVENTS 8 7 NO PEACE FOR BEIRUT — Twenty-three were killed when a car bomb hit the U.S. Embassy in Beirut. The tragedy was followed by questions about security measures. 8 -fig TOP MOVIES — Robert Duvall won best actor for his role in Tender Mercies.” Terms of Endearment won three Oscars: best picture, best actress Shirley MacLaine, and best supporting actor Jack Nicholson. OLYMPIC CHAMPIONS — The U.S. won more Olympic medals than any other country in the Summer Olympics at Los Angeles. Two superstars were Carl Lewis, who won four gold medals in track events, and Mary Lou Retton, the first American woman to win an individual gymnastics Olympic medal. PURPLE PRINCE — One of the hottest new musical artists of 1984, Prince rocketed to the top with his nationwide tour and his first movie, “Purple Rain.” 9V-U WHERE'S THE BEEF?— Clara Peller, age 80, immortalized the phrase Where's the beef? with her TV commercials for Wendy's. SWEET NEWS—Dr. Daniel Azarnoff proudly displayed a molecular model of the artificial sweetener NutraSweet. New to the market, it quickly replaced saccharine in many low-calorie foods. c v Crossroads Where friends meet Enemies lay down their weapons Lovers quarrel or mend a heart or separate or become one I am sometimes afraid of these crossroads but you can’t go backwards, and you have to move on, because living your eternity in one spot, is not living at all. You must learn from experiences, and hurts and failures Your bitterness can become rage only to set you back. Pass on through the crossroads and learn all you can Because not all is good, nor bad, But all is a learning for the soul. This page is dedicated to Kathy Schooner. Graduation is a highlight along the pathway of life for most of us. For Kathy it was a major goal because crippling arthritis made simple movements painful. She died two months before.graduation day. Images Of GJHS ... Come on you mighty Tigers Into the fray Show us some pep now We must win today Rah, rah, rah Down with other colors Orange and black boost -high Three cheers for Junction That’s our way cry ■ ' f it a, ■ 191 The 1984-85 school year is over. We will use this yearbook to look back at the friends we've made, and in the case of Kathy Schooner, and Dona Smith, the ones we lost. We look at the victories we’ve achieved and the hurdles we've overcome. Look back and remember the pull for Coach Warmack when, not only he. but all Tigers fought against leukemia. Yes, we will look back, look back and laugh with fond memories and remember not only our achievements as a school but our own personal victories. Those that can only be measured through our own individual definitions of success. So, as the students of GJHS come and go, we must try, each day, to make this school number one. No matter the size, no matter the problem, the students of Grand Junction High School will come out on top. As the 1985 graduating class leaves Grand Junction High School we can look back at our experiences here and be proud of our school, we can use this yearbook as a reminder of the happy and sad times. On behalf of the 1985 Tiger Yearbook staff, i wish you the best of luck. Sincerely, John L. K6rns Tiger Yearbook Editor - ■ i CONGRATULATIONS GRADS YOUR FUTURE'S FILLED WITH SUNSHINE LWl’liUJ GRAND JUNCTION POLICE DEPARTMENT 314 S. 6th St. (303) 244-3560 Grand Junction, Colorado 81501 TO THE GRAND JUNCTION HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS: On behalf of all the members of the Grand Junction Police Department, I would like to extend CONGRATULATIONS to the Graduating Class of the Grand Junction High School. No matter what path you choose ... college, a job right after high school or even a career in Law Enforcement, may your future be bright and your successes many. If we can ever be of assistance, don't ever hesitate to contact us. We are here to help. BEST. OF LUCK, GARY J. 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Colorado 243-6500 Towing Service - Used Cars Local and Long Distance 24 Hour Towing Radio Dispatched DAMAGE FREE WRECKER TRAILERS AVAILABLE A GENEROUS PORTION OF A GOOD THING •Southwestern Fare • Steaks • Seafood • Salads • Open Mon-Sat 11-10 p.m. 245-9251 245-9252 Sunday 5-10p.m. 759 Horizon Dr. Grand Junction DAIRY QUEEN We Treat You Right Scrump Dilly Ishus 7th North Ave. And Orchard Mesa Reg. U.S. Pat., Am. DQ Corp. To Duke Nelson a very special son whom we have always been proud of. Best of luck in your future. Your mom and dad. Congratulations class of 1985 and Kevin! Plants, stones, animals, and people are nothing but a blind meaningless game of atoms. It's too bad though that life in itself respects death to an extent in which death overshadows life. Roo please remember what we have - It’s unique, and time passed by too quickly. I will miss you - Ich Liebe dich — Always Liz JCK - It was our year and I loved it - Thanks for everyting - If you know what I mean! I love you! 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