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

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' ,. 156-CLUBS R.O.T.C itorious Unit. During the current year members of Co 62 participated in the following interesting activities: flew with members of iReserve Officer Training Corpl Sponsors: Lt. Col. Vic Metz SMSgt. Wes Dalesio Air Force junior ROTC Unit Co 62 is unique in that it has a structure and staff of officers and NCO's the same as those of an active duty Air Force squadron. It enjoys an exceptionally fine relationship with both civic and military units in the local area and is rated by the United States Air Force as a Mer- the Colorado Air National Guard at Buckley ANG Base, toured the Buckley ANG Base, Field trip and guided tour of the United States Air Force Academy, annual sympo- sium at Lowry Air Force Base along with other ROTC and Civil Air Patrol units, with the Westminster Elks aided in the presenta- tion of U.S. and Colorado flags to the District 50 junior High School, High Schools and to the Community College of Denver, North Campus, acted as Color Guard at both Westy and Ranum football and basketball games, held model aircraft building contest, had mixed and rifle drill teams. Activities planned for the remainder of the year are: The building and firing of model rockets and aircraft, field trips to the Colorado Aero Tech at leffco Airport, and to the National Center for Atmospheric Research at Boulder, squadron picnic at Fitzsimon Army Medical Center picnic grounds, National Awards Presentation, Front row- Karen Reams, Frank Lamford, Lt. Col. Vic Metz, Kim Cannan, SMSgt. Wes Dalesio, Debbie Duffield, Debbie Rectal. 2nd row- Bob Wood, Wayne Liffincott, Ed Faciszewski, Scott Dickenson, Paul Muscato, Dave Scheuverman. Back row- Charles Self, Ken Allison, Dennis Campbell, Owen McCauley, Chris Hughes, Frank Mullins. The Ranum Roundup is the name of the monthly newspaper that is published by the staff to inform students and the com- munity about Ranum High School activities. Roundup stu- Q 1 T Dining-In and Military Ball at the Stapleton Plaza Hotel. AFIROTC Unit Co 62 has members from Ranum, Westminster, Regis, Mapleton, Thornton, and Northglenn High Schools. RANUM ROUN - dents have the opportunity to practice responsible journalism by reporting events and discussing problems which con- cern them. In addition to writing news, feature and opin- ion stories,students prepareandselladvertising,take pho- tographs and develop film, print pictures, and prepare the newspaper for printing. The newspaper is what the students want it to be, this being one of the challenges of working on the staff. A lot of hard work goes into putting out a paper, but a great sense of accomplishment is achieved when it is finally completed. Front row- Ms. Farrel, Diane DeVault, leanette Dotson, Mike Williams Ed Vaughan, Scott Schultz, 2nd row- Mike DePetro, Kris Steinbesser Ken Ciancio, lohn Carpenter, lim Thompson, Scott Walker. Back row- Pam Andasola, Fred DeSeriere, Cindy Mueller, Christie Clare.

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PHCTOGRAPHY Sponsor: Ron Brady The Photography club got off to a good start again this year with eight new members. We have had one successful field trip around the school in which students were challenged in photographing the snow and ice. Second semester club members were busy with the planning of the Ranum Annual Photo Contest. The photography club has offered an excellent way for students to be introduced to the basics of black and white photography. Many of the club's past members have become staff photographers for the yearbook. Front row: Val Runco, Sandy Wil- liams, Vicki McDonald. Back row: Pattie Pierce, Mary Yoon, Todd Herrick, Ron Brady Photos: top-Pattie Pierce bottom left-Sandy Williams bottom right-Vicki McDonald CLUBS-155

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i Q N 572 f- Sponsor: Penny Overton n 4 N Q ol 'I Q 2 u. Q ' 6 if 7 ,YX X. es- t Q ka' f' , va ,fl , x X 4 I Lt? , y . iff, l ,. . . f . 1 f nga' .KU ,fig- A Day in the Life of a Speech Team Member - Saturdays, Always Saturdays. You learn to get up early on those frigid, wintry, mornings. You learn to tolerate dressing a little finer on these icy days. You learn the inside of more '54 local high schools than most people your age, and more importantly, you meet a few of the students that go to that school, and become friends for that matter. During this day, you anticipate the event, you go over your part in your mind so many times you think you're going to go crazy. But baby, it's too late. You're crazy. While you're here it goes on. You perform, not knowing what the outcome will be. will you do outstanding or poor? The judges decide. The outcome is Superior. You settle with the decision and ride the bus home with a content feeling. Knowing that you should of tried a little harder but realizing you didn't do bad after all. Members: Leonard Gorman - President, Scott Vila - Vice President, Gina Mandarino, joy Bears, Kelli Godfrey, lames Montano, Brian Wehlage, Maricela Martinez, Terri West. . - Q Front row: Peggy Gallegos, President, Lori Lenig, Sec, james Montano, Vice-Pres., Jana Caspar, Treas,, 2nd row: Wendy Hayson, Dana lennings, Scott Vila, Diane DeVault, Anne Teiller, Petra Fischer, 3rd row: julie Carpenter, Jeanette Dotson, Diane Ryan, Nan Wigle, Don Conca, 4th row: Nadine Esponoza, Denise Olivas, Ken Ciancio, Carolyn Slattery, Dana Fulmer. STUDENT COUNCIL Student Council consists of student body officers, class officers, and any interested Ranum students. Student Council organized the activities during Homecoming 1979, Reflections of the '70's . The activities included not only the traditional powderpuff game, pep rally 8r parade but also the first annual Battle of the Class . They also organized the selection of the Royalty who were honored at half time during the game with the Highland Hornets and at the dance Garden of the Memories held in the Ranum Dance Hall. Student Council was also involved in community activities this year in holding a variety show for the Aspen East Nursing Home. The group held a bake sale prior to this event to earn money for the favors which they made to give to the residents. Near Christmas the members sang carols in the neighborhood near the school followed by a Holiday party. The Council invested in a giant bulletin board for the main office window in order to better inform the student body of coming events, to honor students and staff and to note student birthdays. They rewrote the Ranum High School Constitution, sold carnations on Val entine's Day, and held a Sadie Hawkins Dance March 'lst in honor of Leap Year. They sought to promote better communications between Ranum and other high schools by sending two representatives to a state meeting in the summer and three representatives to a Skyline League workshop in the spring. Student Council Senior Class Officers Sophomore Class Officers junior Class Officers -.I L.I.l Lee Sauer Char ODSOT SP