Iver C Ranum High School - Raider Yearbook (Denver, CO)

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ORCHESTR l Class List: Violins: Anne Tellier, Marva Green, Robyn MowreYf lanet Savage, Kim Wood, Cathy Lucatuorto, julie Dotson, Betsy Hobson, Carla Mattingly. Cellos: jeff Fletcher, john Stegman. ORCHESTRA The Ranum Chamber Orchestra is a musical group dedicated to the performance of fine classical music that is written for string groups using primarily violins, violas, cellos, and basses. Throughout the year, the ensemble presents several concerts, a fall concert, a Christmas concert lperformed in conjunction with the Concert Choirj, a spring concert, and this year, a Chamber Concert, in which members of the orchestra will perform solos, trios, and duets. Each year, the chamber orchestra has perform- ed at State Contests and has traditionally received a superior rating. In addition, students may par- ticipate in the State Solo and Ensemble Contest, and will do so this year at the May 10 contest. Going to the University of Northern Colorado in Greeley for the annual string workshop is another activity the chamber orchestra is involved in each year. While at the workshop, the students work with guest artists and guest conductors. All-State Orchestra is a major event for individual members of the orchestra. Every Oct- ober, members of the Ranum Orchestra submit tapes of their playing in order to audition for the finest high school musicians. This year, seven members of Ranum's orchestra were selected for the All-State Orchestra. They were: Anne Tellier, Marva Green, Robyn Mowrey, Kim Wood, Cathy Lucatuorto, jeff Fletcher, and john Stegman. The Ranum Chamber Orchestra strives to perform high quality music each year. Members are given the opportunity to play their instruments with the entire ensemble, with small ensembles, or individually, thus pro- viding each student with the performing situation they prefer. wwf . - W- -..st ,, sr' .3 lr O - I Industrial Cooperative Education PAC The Ranum High School Parent Advisory Committee is made up of parents of students and former students from Ranum High School. Over the past three and one-half years, the members of this group have become a valuable communication link between the school and community. Their service and support is deeply appreciated by all of us at Ranum High. Members: Mrs. Annette La Guardia, Mr. jack Armstrong, Mrs. Eleanor Scott, Mrs. Gladys Knutsen, Mrs. Mary Espinosa, Mr. and Mrs. james Olivas, Mrs. Carol Petri, Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Webb, Mr. Homer Schenbeck, Mr. Don Rhoda. CLUBS-153

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NSANE ROCDT Sponsor: Bonnie Kerhsaw INSANE ROOT work accepted. magazine. real. They think Class List: Lisa Applen, Bill Bloom, Todd Herrick, Pam Hollingsworth, Mark Lane, Gwen Livesay, Leigh Lobato, Kelli McConnell, Nancy Munns, Michelle Roy, Paul Schiola, Ken Zimmerle. NHS Membership in National Honor Society is by invitation only. Ranum's chapter of NHS required that a member have a cumulative grade point average of 3.5, only juniors and Seniors are invited to join. Faculty members offer recommendations on students based on character, leadership, and service to the school. This year our chapter elected Kathy Morris, President, Dana lennings, Vice-President, and Petra Fischer, Secretary. Each semester NHS members help with student registration, their help is invaluable and is very much appreciated by the faculty and staff at Ranum. Each year the National Association of Secondary School Principals offer 225 scholarships of S1000 each to members of NHS chapters in the U.S. Each chapter may submit two members in the national competition for these scholarships, this year the faculty steering committee chose as our representatives Wendy Hayson and Dana Jennings. Sponsor: Nancy Persons 152-CLUBS The title of the magazine comes from a line in Shakespeare's MAC BETH, where Banquo and Ma they wonder if t The Insane Root is a student publication containing creative writing, artwork, and photography submitted by students and faculty. The student staff examines all contributed material without knowing whose work is being evaluated. That way, the staff feels less biased, all contributors have an equal chance to have their After selections have been made, the staff types, lays out, and pastes up the entire book, and sends it to a printer for repro- duction. Then the staff is in charge of publicity and sales. The students on the staff are responsible for the entire business operation of the cBeth have been visited by three fortune-telling witches. Later, hey have been seeing things, or if what they have experienced was they may have eaten the insane root which drives men crazy. .' lf - - Front row: Kathy Morris, Dana lennings, Petra Fischer, 2nd row: Lynn Larson, Anna Hobson, Leslie Taylor, Milton Panas, Pam Burns, Pam Lowe, Sandy Saylor, Tracy Wojick, 3rd row: Lynn Iacoby, Vicki McDonald, Barb McQueen, Maricela Martinez, Deb Peter, Gayla Iwata, Gaye Eshima, Ted Wall, 4th row: judy Bears, Karen Mascarenas, Maria Steinbeisser, lan Huffman, Shelly McLean, Wendy Hayson, Back row: Chris Mueller, David Berger, Kirk Kaiser, Not shown: james An- derson, Don Blea, Christy Briggs, David Cargal, Russ Dawson, Sandra Flanagan, Stephanie Gar- cia, Marva Green, Lynne Hair, Cathy Harring- ton, Linda Hendrickson, Albert Khleif, Lisa Long, Nancy Munns, lo Seidenstricker, Kim Wood

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The Psychology Club originated at Iver C. Ranum High School in the Fall of 1967. Its DUQJOSG was to promote unity among members, to act as a service organization to the school an the community, and to apply rinciples that had been learned in psychology class. The necessary qualifications for membership are to be a student of the senior level, and to be currently enrolled in Psychology I or ll. This year, the club expanded to become one of the Career Enrichment Park's largest senior-only orglanizations. The club began festivities by electing officers at a semi-formal initiation meeting in t e luxurious banquet room of Stouffer's, Top of the Rockies Restaurant. The executive chef prepared a special 5 course dinner featuring Chicken a la Rochambeau for members. After dinner, the new officers were installed: David Leathers, President, Scott Reeves, Vice-President, Cathy Harrington, Secretary, and Carlleta Beasley, Treasurer. Other activities included: a pot-luck dinner at LeParc, a ski trip, and numerous service activities for local nursing homes, Ridge School for the Retarded, and the Child Crisis Centers. PSYCHGLGGY Q1 .1 ls' its-l Front row: Diane Theis, Danita English, Lynn Larson, Anna Hobson, Mary Beth Russell, Anne Tellier, Deanne Goodnight, Cyndi Clarke, Chris Avila, Cathy Harrington, Scott Reeves, john Marcucci. 2nd row: Sandy Sayler, Kathy Larkin, Debbie Peter, Sandi Cardenas, Pam Lowe, Cherylin Olivas, Gaye Eshima, Becky Gardner, Barb Espinosa, Chris Hartman, Lori Appelhans, Laurie Lawson, john Gomez. 3rd row: josh Galey, Laura Smith, Pam Peacock, Leigh Lobato, Tammy Russell, Lori Lenig, Peggy Gallegos, Sandra Maestas, Colleen Kissell, Danny Star. 4th row: Lauri Alkire, Wendy Hayson, Shawn Pinson, Kirk Cito, Mark Brungardt, Russ Dawson, Robin Torvund, Maria Lobato, Pam Shrier, lohn Tureo. Sth row: Taffy Pollom, Marty Acierno, lim Spero, Paul Delgado, Leon Baber, Bruce Underwood, Richard Clay, Mike Williams, Mark Lane. 6th row: Maria Steinbeisser, Diane DeVault, Kim McCart, Kim Rawson, Vicki Garrett, Brian Broadhead, Brenda Reeh, Debbie Wright. Last row: Cindy Grew, Marty Turner, Cheryl Mullins, Candy Baca, Melanie Scott, Lisa Applen, Pam Hollingworth, Linda Applen, Cindy Lloyd, lodi Davidson. 154-CLUBS .. 'TX-.. kt