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

Text from Pages 1 - 222 of the 1981 volume:

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W Q., Q1 if V i E Q Qxxx,-GNQNEK x 'a WE BEC-AN GATHERING KNOWLEDGE WITH WHICH TO FACE THE FUTURE LETTING EACH PROBLEM AND SOLUTION ADD TO OUR GROWING WISDOM fg, , W E THROUGH EXPERIENCES BOTH OURS AND OTHERS WE CREW STRONGER CLOSER 'GF MHS Q RANU wesvvms-rein DENvEE2.c:cz.0Wf4Q?f NOW WITH THIS STRENGTH AND OUR COMBINED EFFORTS Lv .iw , K 1 J ., W? 5 WE BELIEVE IN WHO WE ARE BY COMING TOGETHER IN OUR OWN Writing by Gail Stefanski and Kelly Noblit iver C. Ranum Senior Hi h School Q 2401 West 80th Avenue Adams County, District 50 Denver, Colorado 80221 Population: 1250 MYFI l X V Q f N,-l ? f Egfr 'Egfr r 1 .msg Af 2? '7:i2L 5-Eg-1-..-23 X fxfqifsx 'TJ fwxsfaxw FXR Az: gcxwf-ff t1-Q -ga,-ish, my-v-C35 i f R ' BN Na+ E ii ilii iiliimmii ii - Tau--is .1-. ff V Q mt? I Coming 'together un our' own l !x,,s,,2 ff.L Q?-2' 1 5' ' -'S-Hfx ev RAI DERS 1980-81 s i ,kv ,W ,, W, ' Seniors 167-208 Clubs 153-166 Performances 147-152 luniors 123-146 A Expressions 113-122 Sports 88-1 12 I 9 of Contents 10 Staff 11-27 Coming Together In Our Own... 1-8 Spirit 79-87 Board Leadership 29-31 Dedication 49-78 . 32 N we K, 3. I Staff f' gp Nancy Bailey Home Economics Al Baysinger Social Studies Scooter Black Secretary V, ' ' W f Loren Blaser Physical Education MWMM . F fi? T -Q7 . - Y: c we I don't think l've ever heard of Waylon Jennings! W Ron Brady Margaret Brewer Frances Brown Helene Brown Social Studies Math Math Media Center S' . Q, Tom Brown joe Cirbo lohn Clymer Maggie Conklin Counselor Custodian Math Accounting Clerk STAFF-13 14-STAFF f Don Crowell Math Eileen Crouch Music-Band X53 loe Davey b A l like the hamburgers but they don't like me! Social Studies 1 , ,ass . lk'. X, Xikkk X 5 Virginia Dougherty Jeanette Ducker lim Dufford lack Easley Secretary Secretary Industrial Arts Social Studies If you have tried to do something and failed you are better off than if you had tried to do nothing and succeeded. l . i Bernie Ellsworth Language Arts jill Engbloom Mary Farrell Rich Garifi I Gretchen Godfrey Art Language Arts Business Physical Education joe Guglielmelli Donna Hacker Social Studies Language Arts We're K7 Mel Haller Don Heiman L Social Studies Language Arts STAFF-15 -Q lim Henthorn Molly Higgins Tom Hinton Wayne Humphrey Language Arts Language Arts Physical Education Art-Physical Education Nancy Hunt Language Arts Steve lacquin Student Teacher 16-STAFF Dorenerlennings l've got a college you can't refuse. Business lim johnson Dalton lones Security Guard Science Elaine KONHF Laffy LeM3Y The Sixth sick sheik's sixth sheep's sick. i Language Arts Business Wanda Liedtke Bob Logsdon Tom Lynch Math Assistant Principal Social Studies If there is a scarcity of happiness in this world, it is because more people try to share it than produce it. Al Mattel Industrial Arts Sherralea Meek Language Arts X STAFF-17 Experience does all of her she gives a test before explaining the lesson. teaching back wardsg Ed Meyers Bob Mitchell Social Studies Counselor Larry Nailor Al Nelson Custodian Math 18-STAFF What did you say roots? Ed Nelson Science l suppose you act like that at school too! K' :TISS ' ' , '51 X esxsfxx Egg? 53:92. K V ---- fel s - : hwlffff Qi:3i9f 9? ssl :N ' -55, i 'ws-ni f ------ N . 59,5 in gf, ' mis . . .. .iss I .,,s ,, E. Pat Newell Social Studies .Lf .fiv- X Judy Padgett jo Parrott Language Arts Counselor Nw? 4' ...bf Very interesting, but not so funny. Who says l'm not having a good day? MHSOH Pfflvgh Vivienne Pefkim Custodian Language Arts N.- Nancy Persons Evelyn Pierce lake Pinello jonelle Porter Librarian Secretary Art Language Arts fx 1' STAFF-'I9 Elizabeth Price Language Arts , . Evelyn Rapier Accounting Office lk 3 i f:-f ,V f ff A r 1 Q11 ' 4 f Lil '. ,V H, W, 51 .A I .,,....V., ,i,: E Ea ff,,-f 2 -1 V, W X ' Z H 'x R . ' 4, 41: 1 M 'Qt ry Q 6 ,: 532211-,zf,Z?f1. ., : ,MZ f ll f 1 fliggi il ia? f , . Carol Profitt Brenda Qualteri Assistant Principal Home Economics Bob Ramsay Industrial Arts 1 . gg. 531 Mary Ray Math 'NW 20-STAFF D0'TRlf'0da Yes, they were a blue light special, frame and all. Principal SR we fx, lan Riley Joyce Roemersberger Social Worker Language Arts Dean Rogers Language Arts ff V r 1 W W ug f V If ' fl X A A .WW ,,,..v,,4.,. . . f ,-,, hm, , , Ewfz 9 '. :1 L . EWG, ,.,,, ' f fff -I f ,Z'2f5t?l:f 'f ,E -,,-,. V .,. W, as -fy-21:3r9'7,..a+E,'6ffm-'uf x x , ff aw , f ef 1 af if , 1 1 3 f , k 3 , is f tr A Ai ff 7 S ' ifffeer Je X, Vya ya, ,. M K My fff?f A gtzfd, ff ' K ' 5 W f J Q f, Q 55,33 , Dick Roush Science V ff . Z ' 4'KV7 qt, H ' :ww ' , ff! 1 ,I W f W hr - z s a- Mm 'WAT ,,,, , , , ,. W A? ,S if my ' , 'liff ,ttrzw 'A' JW, l ff : y L fly,-'w g ' v J ,:,,.awf.1f w 7 , r y , ,t,,.':1i?lj,,'t 1 fy 7 fy- 1- ff ' TH 5 In theory, that ball shouldn't have gone over the net, Irv Sandoval Charl Lee Sauer Katie Ryan Sue Sanders Physical Education Language Arts Athletic-Activities Director Language Arts Many arguments are sound - OTHING M ORE! Billie Schroeder Language Arts f ffm tttt to STAFF-21 . 5 3 5?iE sie W Ron Schumacher Dean of Men Carol Schwelgert Language Arts 22-STAFF l think I saw that at the Beefcake Revue. Linda Sime Language Arts l V.v are I g S r'ea Y ? A L , 1 eerr i if H 4, rv dr , 'IQ V V 1 .X , W ' W 1 , ,f l Q X Bill Simington Peggy Smith Ralph Spear Karen Spies Science Secretary Science Media Center gli l' 1 sg s i S 3 Q 2 l lsg SE 5? fi if s 5 5 5 i S-SSM 'Nfl 3 Service with a smile. F...-..- - w--- Q A'AA- Viera Tessmer Cindy Watson Social Studies Dean of Women all J k.,,..! 'IV 1 1 I V bm, , S i i ii nv. by I L -. Nggll i ,. rr ii' ,iifv ' S'-A e 3 iw! f Q? Frank Wehlage Science Teresa Williams Martha Wilson Music-Choir AV Media Specialist Steve Stegall Chris Sumner Counselor Physical Education f Q . EE ,uv - fav X i .,, - A x 1 If Front Row: Regina Mohl, Mary Cruz, Cecelia Rupp Back Row: Barbara Riguman, Corrine Kirby, Freda Rhinhart xg , fe .5 . li x, 'Ubin 15,53 7 jg qt -' ti ,-, F W Front Row: Helen Hillebrand, josephine Leger, Arlene Villalva Back Row: Dorothy Weinberger, Ruth Hawkins, Wendy Ross, Bonnie Le Van STAFF-23 , - . v 5 , S 1 1 if fu Z, lean Bollman Business K ,ei Tir ' -Qt L . 'fy - ', ., 's '-Q22 U i al l , if , wig, 55 I 7 2 A V,,, if as , E if sf Dick Borchardt Auto Mechanics Frances Campbell IPE 24-STAFF A on iw d iese .53 i st , fix. K H Q 7 oil' , 15' im' 'Ur f' it :rw ul 'Emi' ,, ! gr at .. 4. . ., 5, ,., ' if: i if? gag , gl: an 'W Qns, M Mary Bollum Work Study Y iff ' W U . f , sf, a,X. ' .Y limi' 4 f Mary lo Brooks Spanish wifi I , 'tim me iw wma if aj 5 li , 1 W aw Ville. r Waugh! hh - , ,. . I if f i . 4, tw J ,f 5, Don Abbott Social Studies E x J f Pat Billings Secretary loe Booth Food Services Norma Brott Counseling Clerk Marsha Celesta Sue Coursen Horticulture French , V 1 A A f as Ruth Albright Bill Bennett Media Clerk Physical Education . W, ,r I 'ww Vll A J i 7 , Dee Bloomfield Darlene Bodnar Secretary Business If schools had more drop- in parents, there would be fewer drop-out kids. Most of us are willing to face the music only if we can call the tune. ff' ,T 1 4 4 sk Q ...L -'i: - -it at 5,5 27' l ' i f 4 lil, -1 iii! l ' 1 Lance Burns Business Don Critchfield Assistant Principal Lew Burrows Building Trades fri' 1 Mswfgi B i Wes Dalesio ROTC '1- a w ttilffi w ' . ' H as t - f Mike Davidson Custodian Franz Gedack Welding 46 it T? 1 3. 5 R 'a Anita Harris German wrt ss - Q We sz ilgsg f , - - 'N .. Tw t ' fs wif, 5 veg X .1 3 X tis R 3 3 all iw' S? 1 R i L iw lllkllst ' sag ' S sq fl S ii 1 f F. , 2. .1 1- is f 4 . 5 Al Hill Custodian .viz 1 . .tt Mk, Q, iii X . 'rl' -5 .. Q ,ffl , f ing '- gig? .f -. - ., 5 g: sie: ': Ny ,P Q , 4 Paul Hustad Drafting N s. Qxx at N W fm .f JY. is t. ,I +P Q fx x..E.,. 5 w X X CX C s s N N x Y 5 X Y AEE? sg it cgi 11 Et S X Roger Drake Work Study N XR , ix. Gerri Frost Celesta Ernst Business Work Study WWLMMWM,t.,M,w,Mm,..,,M,,,tt,WW,rmamw A ' fgg f Z if 4 W' 1. This is the gospel according to Abbott! .s fs, 'wwf' i 4. . r A wi ff. sg if ,Xa .,.. , . ki gf i, ,,'1-Ittwwv ggik-1 :-gif K .h C tg ' fi tg. 5 ' z-1, 5' f I ' ' 5 C C X 1 1 -f s f A al f s at so X t 5 as jim jenkins Harvey lohnson Becky Kittel Cabinet Making Business H.E.R.O. Ronnie Fugita Assistant Principal , ' ' 7 A xhsxsx W s if i A Rochy Haight lob Placement Roger Harsh Counselor N X s g uw Q as. A lim Hooper Printing Occupations , ,.:.., -A rv. S H aw, i s Carol Lesko Work Study STAFF-25 Q N 2 N ft. is as rg: - QAQ QFF - ii . . X -ami.. .semi i seam-2 ss :r ' .gwgsx , me ' Bob Lloyd Social Studies NN: john Matula ICE Kay McCann Nurse Aid XL . .sfQg5 ' as , X X Ex X L 1-so X 5 ,s kN- s - Gil Michaud Electronics l... Phil Love Horticulture P, john McCabe Drafting f 1 1 ie Y J ti Vic Metz ROTC Larry Malsam Cher Maniscalco john Marcucci Principal Food Service Social Studies mm i L .. , 5- X s X Bill Nelson Mary Lou Nelson Business Machine Repair Q Ig, l L':': A rss.. 'P,. X sfi Tim xx X X . L ilk W Q , X. gg lim Panas Industrial Engines, Oil Field Technology 26-STAFF , 'ct ' .Q x- , I ' e i fivi- 'K X s . . 1, if 'Y P-i s S S f , . .. i,4 Q ' U ,L f .. Mike Papoi Auto Body Business x . 1- ' .L 2 -sea m - Ernie Pelech Business X3 s s is 5 Rt Nx X ,.., im S X s c My zingers have been zapped! Linda Nielson Secretary Al Petersen DE W X X , 'ug 3 at of QS J' SX ft S 52 Kathy Palmer Language Arts Q , grgka if Diane Potter Coop!G Carl Rondinelli Crystal Ross Ethel Rullo Supervisor of Media Center Business Counselors - j .w ' ,Q in I Jx .K Q sc 1 A- f ll ' :-. - s I. iii 5 ' 1 ' F Mary Sexton French We have been so anxious to give our children what we didn't have that we have neglected to give them what we did have. Clint Whitaker Bill Wilkie Art Wyant Security Guard Photo journalism Auto Mechanics h w ' ii 5 qw .wk 2 192- K fi? E1 N Q 1 ilk,-we . -Si . Red Sands Custodian Walt Sexton Food Services . F Ax 'ri r Slit i?Jr:Zzff'2f.r'5 if-:s -in ff-vsm.,. .fgffg New ,spy sir ! Holly Spoor French 84 German Bill Tulley Business Dave Writebol Spanish - Bei? 1 Q . , Steve Serra D.E. 3 s i lanette Southwick Health Clusters Pat Thompson A.V. Clerk Donna Whatley Food Services Pat Yoesel Language Arts STAFF , 'RNA ' LM.. ALI 1osEPH e B A A Superintendent s BRUCE BOB LANDGRAF GRAUBERGER Vice-President President SU PERINTENDENT KAREN SCHEUERMAN Secretary 28-SCHOOL BOARD K 5 Www ws, , . - DON CIANCIO BILL ASPER Assistant Secretary Treasurer LEADERSHIP Mr. Easley, adviser, spends alot of time working with Student Council. junior Class Officers Sophomore Class Officers 30-LEADERSH lP STUDE COUNCIL Senior Class Officers The Student Council sponsored and organized many activities with the basic concept in mind of bringing students at Ranum closer together, while improving student - faculty and faculty - faculty relationships. Those in charge of organzing the activities were senior officers jana Kaspar, jim Horvorka, Robin Mowry, and Chris Woodg junior officers Denise Olivas, Laura Garcia, Lisa Pfannenstiel, Nadine Espinosa, and Laurie MacDonaldg sophomore officers Darren Miller, Wendy Pott, Sherri Wiseman, and Christine Wagner. Homecoming activities were planned by Student Council. Steve Faciszewski and Leslie Castenada lead Student Council. The Student Council faculty cookout was their first attempt at improving student - faculty interactions and it was a roaring success! The Homecoming activities for 1980 were examples of the student relations at Ranum. The traditional powderpuff game and dance were attended by the best audiences spirit through their participation in the pep Battle of the Classes. Student Council also was a tremendous success. They organized of teachers and administrators and before members became substitute Santas for the in years, and showed their school assembly and the Second Annual planned an Amatuer Night which a night of caroling at the houses Christmas break, Student Council Ranum faculty. In February they proceeded to build strong relationships by distributing carnations and singing telegrams. Student Council members feel their efforts have been well spent and are enthusiastic about building some of the most meaningful relationships that may have ever existed in Ranum's history. 5 Mrs. Watson and Mr. Sandoval enjoy the faculty cookout. ls Kohler strikes out at Amatuer Night! Amatuer Night's Prima Ballerinas? LEADERSHIP-31 dedicated to Mr. JOE DAVEY , 'sr .I . l rf ,..f3' x Mr. Davey, a social studies teacher at Ranum, has been writing professionally for around 20 years. He has had various poems and stories appear in such magazines as South Dakota Review, The Literary Tabloid, and Northwoods journal. He has had a poem and novel receive awards in national competition in 1974 and 19765 coupled with national literary awards for his stories, Exit Anther , Canned Skies , Bruised Balance , and The Ascent of Samson Poppit . His wife, june, and his family, Mark, Diana, and Karen, are excited for loe's recent book publication, As Any Mountains of Its Snows . The book contains 19 short stories including the four above. The title is from a line of Whitman's poetry. He hopes to write as a full time career someday. In speaking of his recent publication, this is one of the most exciting things that has ever happened to me. lt is with great pleasure that we, the student body and staff of Ranum, dedicate this annual to a man who is truly an inspiration to us all, Coming Together by joseph Davey Seeking Hoping Striving Weaving of fragments Out of diverse wanderings, From far and varied, From the separate and uncaring, To something better, Something positive, Something closer to a harmony, A sharing - Together. I 1980 0 Ranum High School returned to the Roaring 20's during homecoming festivities on October 17 and 18. The participation in the Friday events and Saturday's dance was better than in previous years. The 20's had the Raiders coming together more than ever. v'-W 4 1' ,lv 'IHC A I C pig! 1 .-19 f I fa r..w It .J HGMECGMING I i ' , W, 4 4 33 ' Pfam rm-mt.. JE , - f J V . 3, A 3' iw 3 5 34-HOMECOMING ' I ,f fl! f I 'S 1 Si 3 fl xl'-. rl F 5? 1 if if all Mi' 'J - ' 1' i, X . Y 1 - Q Q A , , . 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L' , ' -mf .ff 4 HOMECOMING-35 ,rm Ei E, , E Q 3 E 2, 5 1 L? . ,Wi , 4 ff fi 'Hu 1 W xg X 'ig 6 xuql J E E ze f . 'Fl 1 44, 43, i'?+'gx 'Y gr: it fs gifts' Q THE PARADE was the culmination of many late nights and hard hours of work by students getting their floats ready for display. Blue skies and mild fall-like temperatures made the afternoon parade an activity which brought young and old alike together to enjoy the sights, sounds and beauty of Homecoming. J .ti 4 . M X ld as 'H i '.E ' 8 ew? F35 ff 2: ,U 'i...Q, ' 1 ,Q .A pi ? il 1, 1 .. Egg-HQMECOMING .Aj ,Ain -Sv Q film 4 I ,- 9 k.N.ft:4::'.x:1'? 751 f Mr? E ,ik . i 1s', 'Q-vf .W A ,Q ,,- H , V I . 1 I i,?zj1f4g:, 3mJ vf'ff'gh yggjpfmz jhlg, Q.. fgwwffg if af. fi fn MJ-. ' 1 ' , 1 .v ff -ii! ' Wf,N wwf' f Z' .ff ,iff ,pf ' . ' 5 wg .-A-. 4-. , . A, . 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R eii i i,,Eeil 4 x so va' 533 1 1 3 J' ' J 1 Kim Beasley Tracy Beer Chris Beyers Roberta Biron Tony Bissell Brenda Black Anthony Blea Tammy Bodka SOPHOMORES-51 ill ,.-psf' Roger Bodor Robyn Bollig Keith Bongard Fred Boyer Debbie Bredl Belinda Brissenden Bill Brookover Tina Brown If Pamela Bruning Paul Bruning Frances Bryant ull L Tammy Bunn jay Burlingame ls this the line for the Lawrence Welk Clancy Bush tryouts? Kelly Butler Cathy Calderon Donna Capra Andrew Carrillo Roxann Carrillo 52-SOPHOMORES M i , a Vince Carter Ron Celaya Karen Chandler Sharon Chandler David Chavez Laurie Chavez . ' C r , . 2 If , .,,, 1 f -- ? gwlh . wgififj, . . gage? t. , , f W f f' ,Q fa 351242 4 7 ... ff Ig g , f 2 fvggyifi 1 7 K 421 ,El Z?57:iZEiZ?ig, ,ff 'W nat ,-gr-A he-M-.Mil , 1 Runner up for Ranum's finest. f .f I know I have her number here somewhere. ,XX l Willie Chavez Kathy Clare Shanda Clark Mark Cline loanie Collins Evette Coronado Michelle Cottrell SOPHOMORES-53 gimfr If P wwf! 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I-, ' 'x::,4'g:9 72 V 5 ' fe - -is-:f..r::1. .-: ff' . if .rralai 'ligy 1 K v: 'rx-I 1... - '45 f:2:?TC'Q?Q4 - Kijigfiv. ' '15 ' f Artwork by Todd Herrick are clean enough to Greg Deslongchamp Susan Doris Tim Dowd eat off of i Todd Dickerson ' k. . .ci Stephanie Darsey Mark Dreiling SOPHOMORES-55 A . Dena Dreitz jeff Dudley Todd Dunning Carrie Duran Lawrence Duran il ix. QL 1 Greg Duzenack Michelle Earle Coming from familiar surroundings, headed for new adventures. Sophomores together gather experiences that they will never fOfget. by Carol Kraemer 56-SOPHOMORES Willie Duran That's my Mr. Wright? Kari Edwards Rodney Elliott Dalia ElSayed Kirk Engel Chuck Esparza julie Ester Leslie Fay Laura Felix Gordon Ferguson Ray Fernandez Sandra Fernandez Diane Ferris You've got to be kidding me! Doug Fetz Dan Finkbeiner john Fisher Kelly Fitzpatrick ' in 3 rleii, it , , mi: I '- 1 ,, 3 ,vw- -41' my 2 K ,....f,.......... z Mark Floyd Q Patricia Ford Jody Frank Tom Franklin Maureen Frayser Todd Fulton SOPHOMORES-57 M Danny Gallagher 3 jackie Gallegos Cheryl Garcia Larry Garcia WJ: .S , Call: four-two . . . Lori Garcia Micki Garcia Patty Garcia i A 2 nfl ' W Cindy Gallas Brennis Garcia Juanita Garcia Vince Garcia Annette Garrett Kathy Garvin Larry Gaytan Danny George Rich Gilstrap 58-SOPHOMORES .. Efi me Troy Glasmann Randa Goforth joe Gorman Tom Greenlee -'W E G xy Caroline Guerrero Alan Gustafson l. Sherri Gutierrez john Guttropf Betsy Halpine Kim Hamilton Robert Gomez Steve Greer RAIDERS TDGETHER IST: 'Q- Gary Haferland 'wg Rodney Gomez Charles Gordon Mary Kay Gross Richard Gross l'm seriously thinking about ditching I his class. Tom Hancock Mike Hankins Tom Hansen SOPHOMORES-59 l K Xl L julie Hargis Mike Harkins Aaron Harrington jackie Hart Dean Hastings , 4-.gd Mike Hastings if-11? Steve Hawkins Wes Hefner gag? E How should I know? ljust go to school here! Daniel Heinrich Rodney Hernandez Steve Hernandez Bernie Hershfeldt Donna Hiatt iw Tom High SOPHOMORES u ' 1, - f ,i 1 J Kerrie Hilgefort Mike Hillen john Hoffman Tim Hollis Leslie Hopson 60-SOPHOMORES Keith Hora Amy Hovorka Mike Howard 5 Es 5 X 5, Ki ij, xx A Randy Hudak Scott Huerena Gene Huerta Pete Huerta jeff Huiting Gina Ivarson f I Greg Ivarson Robin james jerry jennings jay johnson Vicki johnson Edra jojola jami jones jeff jones WSE ' -f fx 1 i s If I play it cool, maybe he won't call on me. XR jim johnson I .,,. .f.,-. .sf lgg Kent jones SOPHOMORES-61 X S f : Ronnett jones Steve jones Tracy jordan 6 Lori juarez Shellie Kecskes Monica Kendrick af' - 1 - B, , vw-A. a . r in . .a H , 5 'I A .W Did you know you are what you drink, joe? i., .' ,Q 3 'Q 'Q R. ,fa , X - . 1- Q ...vi L ,f ...nl Don Kinderdick jason Kiser 'NN 'N'g f A r ' r y 3 5 i A , ,r, , Q E 5 '- r 1 f sf? M a 2 Q' 5 2 L' 3 f W f 3 ,ggi ippqwnmw- 1.-vw R, .X xr Do you want to see my tatoo? Charles Kittle Mark Kleyla 62-SOPHOMORES 'ff i ' RM, Kara Klocker Scott Lanning Dana Lawler Keith Layton he Diane Lederkos Qff joey Konrad Scott Kunugi Seth Lane Kari Lankford s 2 Stacy LaRouche Matt LaRusso 'an T852 ' N . fi' 1552 Rose Lawless Cody Lawson How imma ture! X si X Henry Leal Chris LeBlanc Ls ld Wade LeMaire Erika Leonard Darrald LeVan SOPHOMORES-63 Robert Leger 't'X, ,A Eileen Lewis Chantel Ligrani Stacy Livingston 54 pjgciff. gd 11 Larry Lobato jackie Loch Y' I y 'f 1. T K QQ Qi' 'hs LW Larry Long just a minute will you! Ruth Long Bill Logan Ted Lopez X .,,,x Gayle Lopez Craig Lovell Lori Lucero Scott Luckinbill Linda Loera Matt Lyons Terry Lyons Lori Machamer Troy Mackey 64-SOPHOMORES li 5 , is L it joey Maestas L, if Ken Manzanares Coming together with all their new ideas, Adding their experiences to make the present And future of Ranum. These are the Sophomores. By Gail Stefanskl f x Teresa Marcantonio Tracie Markham Max Marquez Dan Martinez Debbie Martinez gi!-W Denise Martinez Diane Martinez . .4 hn- Pete Martinez Rosalio Martinez ls he looking? f I Yolanda Martinez Roxie Mastriona George Matiska Shari Mattingly Karen Maul SOPHOMORES-65 O . M1 iz J , an Tim McCart Ann McDaniel '11-wig, L Lorie McElwee Nestor Mercado Kim Michael 66-SOPHOMORES 5 So what if it's a week old it is still a Steve McGraw Ed Mertinoz Darren Miller Thomas Medina Duane Merz Ted Mitchell i i l bargain. . av at Brian Meier Pete Metzinger ludy Moakley j li Lonna McCormick 'Fi' 2 , Micki McDonald Gerald Mendez Elizabeth Meyer Lori Moe Lisa Mogill Dana Mohr Tony Mondazze Tim Montemayor Diane Montoya -1-1' H .. uf. ,, .W Todd Monty Jeanette Moore Robert Moody Valarie Mudek Midge Mullen Come on, turn around and notice me. Steve Mullins f 77: ...C E i :fl Kip Myers Buddy Nelson Kent Nester Corina Neuman Leona Newell SOPHOMORES-67 A Q y Q Shelly Nolte loan Nordstrom Shawn Norton Lyn Oda Darin Olson Donna Ortega Bob Otava Diana Pacheco Bonnie Padilla Leonard Pardo jeff Parsons Darcy Patrick 68-SOPHOMORES Darrell Nickerson Kristin O Brian O'Connor Troy Ortega lordana Orton Kelly Padilla Tom Palko Todd Patrick Tanya Patterson U Louie Perea Pam Peterson Todd Pfertsh Kay Piro David Post luanita Perez Bob Peterson Mai Tuy Phuong Lynn Piro Wendy Pott Q , izy f L' Roy Perez jennifer Peter Ann Peterson ' f V V' , if I ,J A is , .159 X if hz! PM if Vicki Petri Chuck Pineda Want a knuckle sandwich? Mike Pope Melissa Price Veronica Prien Kari PFi6St SOPHOMORES-69 vufwml Ronda Priest joe Prokop nl . f ttrt L S9 . - ' gui full' Craig Quisenberry David Rade X l Tests, tests, and more tests! Abigail Ramirez john Ramos ?' i Donna Reams Teri Reeves Kennda Rendon joy Reynolds Teresa Richardson 65 s Katherine Riebschlager Pamela Ringler Conni Rivera Deanna Rizzi Mark Robey 70-SOPHOMORES W A 3 R a A a R K, . X s ' i lana Robison john Robison Elizabeth Rogowski john Rojo Mark Rojo D. Carol Romero james Romero ,ff Mark Romero Robert Romero I Dan Rondinelli Cindy Roth l'll give him a nine, maybe a ten if he smiles! Kim Rounds Laurie Roybal Rhonda Roybal Ron Roybal Eric Rundle SOPHOMORES-71 , l'll take one of each. lat f fi Q l -wa . Cindy Schaffer Dean Scheidt Vicki Schiola Robin Schrader Kristi Sebastion Kristal Seder 72-SOPHOMORES Debbie Salazar Sherrie Salazar W ,sg g is Russ Sargent Hendrieka Savoie Kendra Schafer Steven Schafer Mike Schlepp Kris Schlitter ,ff if lay Segles Scott Serratore I jay Shibata jeff Showalter Becky Shrier ff' ,,,,,,Q,.,M..K, A ik jill Skoglund sf? 1 ff f , Kristy Skrabec I didn't know Clancy could read with his eyes closed. Becky Smith X 2 3, gg Sai' fr- f in Coreen Smith David Smith yi S' B L M ff ,V if Q l Q' Madeline Smith X, X -,, fly' :riff I givi rq 4 1 .1 3?-,Z sFf's-Q12-'S 'HJ 4 e1.j'i5Q5l',Lv ia'Ix 5,'7r'- fl W wil? X M Ken Spano Brad Sparks By Todd Herrick Pat Spear SOPHOMORES-73 f f ,Vx ff-Q' 'fa T 'WW , ,, iv, '32 T. V ,. X ,A Q 5 .1 2 f .4 Bob Stampfl Kelly Staudt Gene Stefanski Mimi Stephens li:i Q .iw W my Shelly Stoffel ar ,, Q- . 3 if , , an y , ' T T . new Pierre Stephens Lisa Strong Robert Stutz 05F K i . IW Z Doug Summers january Talich Dan Finkbeiner shirts are now available in the accounting office! Darrin Taylor jenny Taylor Coreen Tenorio Wendy Thomas john Thomase Mike Thompson 74-SOPHOMORES . nfl' fu 'f ii ,am if fm-'K' f i' l 1 V3 , 13,1 egg' -aa 'S 31 .. Mike Thorfinson Cathi Tindall Troy Tomsick jf i Brian Tracy Patty Trauer Arnie Trujillo ,, ,, A i j, T' jlllff , ' u'AA Q 'S Q T auua ,Q , ll- ae .. ang, , Va .,,.reYP 4 .1 '15 A , ig - J, ,, -: - A-siH:'IiEff,. VY A ww- ew, wi f 14,1 w,fe,f T - ,Q ' i W, fe a f T T f , T , T K ' N f l' l Eg' A Avn' '51, ll ' T is 9 a T 3 1 Tiff? L .lv I 'sr 3 K sam. A X . Y 5 n N , 31. - j 435, wg e K T is -T 2 1 f 2 ' I l.g,g2'f:' ,xuggwit A 3 2 V avxiffl , Q ' T fff-QV , fm- . lb' fl 'V 'i ,ry F Q L 1 XV Tim, j 4 is j fpiwlfff' ' J f a A . u N 2 . Tai 'l-- T f f ' in-1 L. M M- X T -f T A Tx: T . ' Er' .K g By Kit Vigil , 1. , .. - , 4, , vw' . , T0 You're actually eating that? joe Trujillo Pat Trujillo Stephanie Trujillo Tracy Turner SOPHOMORES-75 David Valdez Gary Valdez A Judy Valdez Mary Valdez 5 , 2 fi? ' if . A 'lf Wwfnk I Let me find my mace and then we'll discuss it. Rosle Valdez Yen Van E, f , 1 ax Anna Katie Vaughan Chris Velasquez Tim Vermeer Diann Verschuer VandenHouten if' X :i . J z z 1 Debi Vigil Linda Vigil Michelle Vigil Victor Vigil Ann Viglione 76-SOPHOMORES K joann Volosin i Aff I' You crack me up! Paul Von Feldt FQ, xv' w 6-...gf jf , Q, I . .54 'Wh . K! , A g W , K . 1, :Ai - I Fi , Mike Vos Keith Waggoner Christine Wagner Kathy Ward Chris Watkins Sheri Weiman ff ,-Qffff 11: ,w 56 s-'-72,-s , , Roger West Mark Wethington Patty Whalen Q KX! 3 rs. xt, 35 ..t. 4 1111 ,rv , W 5' -Vi Greg Wallick Kris Werley David White Harold Wampler , ,M i Li Susan Wessel Dana Wildman SOPHOMORES-77 , ,V K r if Peter Willey Michelle Wing Earl Wohl Rhonda Wood Scott Wood Bret Woodcock Yvonne Woods Carol Workman Cindy Worley Chris Wright Kent Yamasaki Bruce Yarish Cindy Yarrish I always get that fuzzy feeling this time of day. Daren Young Kathi Zamora Valerie Zamora 'L , I U , , ,f X V S Roxanne Zangari Rick Zastrow Michael Zimmerle Sheryl Zimmerman Robert Zullo 78-SOPHOMORES r r it N R eilf l SPIRIT .at W VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Candy Knutson Karen Covillo 80-SPIRIT Maureen Murray Connie Maurer - Head - 11, r k . ludy Roybal Q Denise DiTirro Janelle Churchman Q Pam DiTirro - Co-Head Kathy Horne Diane Martinez - Head Cheryl Rohleder Lori Wattenburg 5PlRlT-31 'pa . J Q, .V. CHEERLEADERS Carleen Baldi - Co-Head Lori Aguirre Nadine Espinosa - Head 82-SPIRIT Kristin O Carol Workman Whitney Woodmansee SCPHC ORE CHEERLEADERS f Michele DeFiore Carrie Duran Lori Lucero - Head Rhonda Roybal jill Skoglund - Co-Head SPIRIT-83 Y 5 Liane Blatzer -FLAGTWIRLERS Sherri Broadhead Karen Danford Paula Hanko 84-SPIRIT Cathy Holcom Tammie Gorman Micki jacoby I Q g.x-E S .t 5' H Ji , I , ,f Z4 nffzfd, 1: f 14' '71 45, 7 fn 'ww 'Ulm ' ii., in ggi Q3 BUYS BASKETB LL lim Wilson, Kelly Bax, Tom Hershfeldt, Sam Abeyta, David Lamphere, Dennis Campbell, Sean McDaniel, jim Horvorka, Mark Spiva, Bruce Robinson, Bob Landgraf, Ron Micheal, Chuck Vernon. L W lim Wilson, Randy Roybal, Tim Vermeer, Bob Hanson, Mike Thompson, David Raid, john Grant 90'5PORT5 Bob Landgraf, Ken Ciancio, Tom Loveless. The 1981 boys basketball team had a good start, and even though they slightly slumped in mid-season, they had a strong finish. Late in the season the Varsity had a record of 9-9, the l.V. had 11-7, and the sophomores had 12-4. The outstanding players of the class of '81 included Sean McDan- iel, Bruce Robinson, and naturally the team captain, jim Horvorka. The other mainstays included Sam Abeyta, Dennis Campbell, Mark Spiva, David Lamphere, and Tom Hersh- feldt. Along with these, the yearbook staff gives the whole team congrads! CTOP ROWJ Allen Baysinger, Bob Otava, Buddy Nelson, Mike Hankens, Keith Wagner, Craig Lovell, Don Kinderdick, Dean Hastings QBOTTOM ROWJ Dan Rondinelli, jason Kaiser, Mike Schlepp, jeff Huiting, Aaron Harrington, john Hoffman. ....... 1' with . 15 .xf F5 .QQ ...S-nmm..,q A . itil' . S 'V GIRLS SWIM The 1980 Girls Swim Team was very young and small in numbers, but their enthusiasm and desire to win was overwhelming. The team never won a dual meet, but finished 5th in the league meet. Co-captains johnna Ritter and Marilyn Abbate are to be congratulated for their individual efforts to make this year very successful. The 1980 Swim Team accomplished more in im- provement and social growth wise than any other swim team at Ranum. QTOPJ Carol Schweigert, Susan Doris, Claudia Ford, Kim McKinnon, Roberta Carillo, Michelle Capra, Annette Sickler, Katie Ryan. QMIDDLEJ Kari Edwards, Linda Vigil, Cheryl Garcia, Lonna McCormick, Dannette Yoder, Terin Cullen. lBOTTOMl janice Spicola, lohnna Ritter, Marilyn Abbate, Sherri Gallegos. 94-SPORTS MIG BOYS QTOPQ Robert Stutz, Greg Iverson, Todd Pfertch, Frank Aguilar. QSECONDJ Bill Simmington, Rob Teneyck, Steve Faciszewski, Kevin Jacobs, Ken McCourt. QTHIRDJ jerry Ligrani, Tim Cullen, Ed Faciszewski, Doug jones, Kirk Martine, Scott Herrick, Lynn Sugiyama. QBOTTOMJ Darren Miller, Roxie Mastriona, David Valdez, Brian Tracy, Danny George, Chuck Pineda. -WMM WWWMMW The 1980-81 Boys Swim Team season started as a fair team but ended as a very good team. The swimmers worked harder and were easier to work with than any other team Mr. Simmington has ever coached. Every swimmer improved more than expected and showed a lot of class at every meet. There were many state qualifiers. Congra- tulations to a fine athletic team, the Ranum Swimmers of 1980-81. is SPORTS-95 ,.....,,.M..,-M'-M- H .... n gf-1 f. ss.. - W-9Q:ffL71T:.w? 1 2f22?4s:Wzz1z1g?tafZ 11' ., A l any to L W VARSITY QTOP ROWJ Kelly Bax, Norman jennings, Brett LeMaire, Kevin Bax, QBOTTOM ROWT Ed Faciszewski, Pat Trujillo, Mike Stoldt. VARSITY fTOP ROWJ Donna Capra, leanette Dotson, Cathy Lucatuorto, Cindy Mueller, QBOTTOM ROWJ Victoria Schiola, Roberta Trujillo, Kelly me Bellanti. The 1980 track team had a good season last year. y The girls finished fifth in League and eighth in T District. Four girls qualified in State events, Lori MacFarland, Lori Becker, Annette Redding, and Gwen Livesay. The boys team placed third in both League and League Relays. They had two State qualifiers, Chris Mueller, who placed second in the state in high jump, and Paul Jaeger, who qualified for four events and placed fourth in the state in high hurdles. 1981 has the track teams looking forward to a strong nucleus of six returning lettermen on the girls team and 17 returning lettermen on the boys team. With a flock of returning lettermen combined with many bright, new people, the 1981 track team is looking good. SPORTS-97 GULF 98-SPORTS This season turned out to be a building year for the I980 Ranum golf team. With one junior and nine sophomores, it had to be the youngest golf team that Ranum has ever fielded. The bright spots were those players that lettered for the season. The lettermen were lim Roche, Keith Bongard and Keith Waggoner. Next year should be a much better one with many experienced players returning. QTOP ROWJ Bill Tulley, Ron Roybal, Keith Waggoner, Brian Tracy. QBOTTOM ROWQ Keith Bongard, Chris Wright, Mike Schlepp, Doug Fetz. -ff? QTOP ROWJ Donna Baros, lanet Savage, Ginger Rinkenberger QBOTTOM ROWQ Carla Rosin, Tammy Chapman, lanice Spicola, Pat NeweH Q 5 I Z 2 The 1980 girl's tennis team ended it's season with a 5-4 record. The entire season was marked with outstanding play from seniors jo Seavy, number one singlesp Cindy Schlepp, fourth at number three singlesg Donna Baros, fourth at number one doublesg Tammy Chapman and Pam Lowe, sixth place at number two doubles. z W9 Q YU' nf' W 3,xfX,xY3 QX X X X fy! X 'XC fx X WX X X X X X 3 ,xxx lN3?5Q'af 'ax fy 09 Xz X fW'6 xv 'QQ QQ' Q69 . '-+15 6Wx?- - 5? 'effaffx z' ' .r' . fiigqz'?-:Jw s.. -Q.f'Q.f'Q QC,-QQ. .. 35,1 -Xiu, ,A -f. .,x9, '!.' I - 1- ,ml 4 .fxf Qf Q 5. ,.. ,. g,-Q1 ,f ,-- i A 49' frxae' 921' -vi Q .f'x,f' .f' .f-' if fy A ftp, 1,6 ff 4.4 ,Q H ' ' 33 ,f-f . xJ - .g.1f2f 1 ,.. 1 -- -' ?,'mV iffiafrf ?f'3i -'fY-f22'r-,'--at -. X 'if'P.ff5' .,,',.s'?.T:5f ' , , 7: ' fLg '- mi. GIRLS TENNIS i S lu , CLLEYB LL j.V. QTOP ROWJ janet Savage, jamie Appuglise, Robin Redding, Karen Chandler, julie Carpenter, Sharon Chandler, Dawn Callas, Mary Gentile, Liane Speaker, Sue Conca. QBOTTOM ROWj Coreen Smith, h Kathy Eastin, Carolyn Slattery, loann Volosin, jan Talich, jennifer Peter, Debbie Lobato. X f'i. , .L M Y fxrila vm 'llqj Ot, 4' t QM I , .I .. ag -a ' I K l , Q Q 1 ' lull' 4 4, tgjjl lf, 2:2 .-JN f V' ll f 1 ll: it QTOP ROWJ Patty Trauer, Cindy Callas, Diane Lederhos, Robin james, I eq 1 joy Weyna, Laurie Chavez, jim Henthorne QBOTTOM ROWj Diane gs-, ' , Montoya, Donna Ortega, Mimi Stephens, Gayle Lopez, Katie Vaughn, N Gina Iverson, Kim Hamilton. X, n The 1980-81 Wrestling team was a young, yet very strong and dedicated team. They practiced long hours to improve their technique and condition. The team placed fifth in districts with Seniors Fred DeSeriere placing second, Matt Burgard and Vince Falbo placing fourthg Larry Parker placing third, Phil DeGrazia and Tom Porreco placing fourth also. Fred DeSeriere was the only wrestler to qualify for State Competition. l VARSITY QTOP ROWQ David Falbo Vince Falbo Fred DeSeriere Larry Parker Chris Wright. QMIDDLE ROW, Mark Peter, Mike Piccola, Troy Falbo, Matt Burgard Brian Anderson QBOTTOM ROWJ Tom Dietz Phil DeGrazia Bill Barrett Ron Flanagan and Tom Porreco. QTOP ROWJ Wayne Humphrey, Dwight Mendez, Willie Chavez, Vince Falbo, David Falbo, Mike Piccola, Larry Parker, Fred DeSeriere, Bruce Yarrish Curtis Elliot, Tom Hinton. QMIDDLE ROWJ Chris Montoya, Tom Porreco, Rod Elliot, Mark Peter, Troy Falbo, Dan Gallagher, Matt Burgard, Brian Anderson Chris Wright. QBOTTOM ROWl jerry Slocum, Arnie Trujillo, Tom Dietz, Phil DeGrazia, Bill Barrett, Ron Flanagan, Ted Lopez and Darrel Renee. SPORTS-103 vn- 'Q 1 SOCCER 6 'zz i 5 T 1 ., J 1,t5:Q'.-,,: 5 ,Q lt M- UA: NW 86 X ANU? 1450? K5 BANUM QJQQUM 4 A8141 ROW1 Chris Cox, -Mflrisiii , - ' 'tr tt' X' : M tfii? A1 5 -17.1 .QV 'M 3 . 1 V W Q ' W --,gi-33. -rea. , tg V1 . A r , F5 C ' ffyiff 5 jf' i nf-1 i t - .' '. 4 ? -H fi Big if :,- -' 32-'11 Fdfi ' ' 'f S w . T in wk .Q .. is - V 551. is gg, fa q -fr 1- Q 2' r wt 1 if fat? Y 4- -i ?'3r2r 'f 1 - 1 Brett Bradley, lim Hovorka, QMIDDLE ROW, Dan Lablanc, Scott Herrick, 104-SPORTS 'LEC YA 'l rf 2 players. it very hard on the the with record placing Ranum in third talent was displayed by soccer players. Outstanding players during the 15980 Marty Mclavey, Chris Mr, Hustle Cox, Brian Herrick, and jeff Fletcher. i 4 ,.,-- K V we be fr-fm ,.., f ,.,., Q,,,i,,, V W r 'rMenw:WlaaW.o,,,,M,xl W AM 4, K s QMUM 'fiflflli sss 12 ' s'- ra A--S -ff ' ' ,: ,. N' Z ,NUM QANUJQ, NUM A U4 A255 532251 4 BULK 1.lllU,g Y' RMUAL GIRLS BASKETBALL l i I i Varsity - Penny Ross, Cindy MeKeal, Carolyn Slattery, Paula Gordon, Lori Moriarty, julie Ester, lulie Carpenter, Donna Baros, Teri Reeves, Annette Redding, Melinda Schlepp, Laura Garcia, Katie Ryan fs n LL X39 '77 I I Gif-IS Basket BQJJ., 'l Q gh ry .Li gf T-...uawmmwmm '-+4-w.m.aNt.. , . K 3-'?ll0wa1g, - s. 106-SPORTS Q,x,q.mWnw+wf N k mm,m,, .gww szsmamamws-ww-mwah' I , W 3 The 1980-81 Girls Basketbal Team consisted mainly of juniors and Sophomores this year. They played with a large amount of desire and goals thus leading to their nick-name the Komikaze Kids The team improved through- out the season but inexperience and lack of the killer instinct cost them many games. The four seniors, Lori Moriarty, Annette Redding, Paula Gordon and Cindy McKeal are to be com- plimented for their pa- tience and guidance. junior Varsity- Debbie Bredl, Kristy Skrabec, Brenda Black, Dawn C-allas, Darcy Patrick, Karen Chandler, Diane Lederhos, Angie Boyd, Terin Cullen, Zerphayne Willis SPORTS-107 ' V -. ' 'f 'f'f z'z:?f,, :,:::: :': I-'H 'W'-' ' 'W K J Hf.61L5?!'f-:5 ' f A ff ' , ff 7' 'Q me ,f ng -wffwqw ' , ' 4' ff ww wfmvfw ,Jai f A ' ' lifif 15 fi Q W 5,fg,,wYfW ,V 2 .mf A, .a --,: ww: - NH . , ,,. ,, . 1 vs vw !5fEa .f 1 H PM , K ww 4, 7-'21 5 Qian , 1,,.. , ,,,' i ,,-f',, wwf ,, , '1' I ff mf 32 ,,. .. gf? x 2 by Y awww wwfsw S if 3 -f iQ xx 5 ' '- X in Q S I if Q ,way wwf fi? A Wg, ,Mg QTOP ROWJ Dolly Mossman, Claudie Ford, Lori Moriarty, Kit Vigil QSECOND ROWT Liz Gavito, Danita English, jeanette Zavishlak, Taffy Pollom, Katie Boyle, Laura Caveny, QTHIRD ROWJ Marilyn Abbott, Michelle Roy, Vicki Garrett, Mecael Aicega, Peter George, Wendy Sickler, Kelly McConnell QBOTTOM ROWJ Laura Garcia, Carolyn Slattery, Chris Mares, Debbie Lobato, Debbie Duffield, Michelle Capra , J kk 3 .QQX f , fl 9 ' S is g E s- ,L . . ,Qi . M 1 V V if if N D X U ' t 5 .-X ' Tw tit l Z if ' sy: ., 'vu 1 A l 1 Blix, ' V fax . y , ., - 1 . I Auf 1 ' ggi, ,. I , X . -1 ,tp ,T ,T - new -,f ,A ,tv ' l' . Q .- .- f N A I , ,, ,.,. . Q ' ' is ' g Q ft N Q , 'S s,:nqfy, ' A A 7 'S i f A' ' ff, fe fli A i EIT' V -,Ei if riigffri,,g.tgf- X - xf,.i,5 if ig I .final ig, f . - , Q, 1, f we . x,gq.e. q gggyag t ?gfvm isf?f:if ignite ,eggs ,s - wg' gi .6 ,ig .sis-ws K i':,s, is to Q .K Q gf E, SOCCER The 1980 Ranum High Girls Soccer Team consisted of seven seniors, nine juniors, and seven sophomores. The team was led by Peter George and captains Mecael Aicega and Vicki Garrett. The team worked hard as individuals but played as a group. Although they didn't make it to the finals, the season was a good experience for the upcoming team. Next season should be a good one with seven returning starters. ff ! 1 ?fzfffWt fig? BASEB LL The 1980 baseball team had a season record of 10-7-1. Returning lettermen for the 1981 season are Tom DiCiiallon- ardo, Phil Chavez, and Chuck Taylor. Even though the team will be young and inexperienced, they should prove to be a contender in the Skyline League race. .-Q---1 an fi -- 1 fi- i :ii QTOP ROWQ - Rich Garifi, Ken Chrisman, Brian Cunningham, Brad Spies, Randy Roybal, Taron Tomsick, lim Anderson, Tom DiGiallonardo, jim jenkins, QBOTTOM RGWJ - john Sanchez, Pat Smith, Phil Chavez, Ted Wall, Chuck Taylor, Terry Priest, Lance Kennedy. f H... . 'T A K ' ,Mm ' P 110-SPORTS K A A M as ,, wwf ' L :V J as Aww' f't, w, .1 iz. ' Y L K wa ,V 'it '. sz, ff Zi, I is X . , ,Hu ,M t 'Kiv-2 ak f ,.,:im - :M fi? 1 ff' ft ,A iff? ,rm N Aft, W at 1 ,.. , ,, ' ,EA I K h , M .. ,, 'ijlw V i, Q ' 'W 'j 17' W 1, L W: Q' 'f s M foam Q I sr gd. T. ,4 3V,.,' H wwf 49' A, , , s, I , f ,Y ! GYMNASTICS 5 --'- -- pq, 4 , Q4 ft A hh- .- ,, ,, 1:9 ' rm i- ilvlj W li a, A i :,zff'5 QLEFT TO RIGHTQ Tracy Haze, Eddie Lechuga, Bill Doran, Rodney Hernandez, Ken sw ls rims '-'7 M' mm Manzanares, Roger West, Darrin Barros, Ted Mitchell, Paul Braham, Kelly Padilla, coach David Sena The 1980 Boys Gymnastics team consisted of twelve extremely athletic men. A lot of dedication and many hours of practice evolved into a successful season. Although much effort was exhibited by the team throughout the year, many misfortunes occurred that decreased the size of the squad. Along with team captain jeff Bollig, Adam Hernandez, Paul Braham and Tracy Haze all competed in State Competi- tion. : Q s + o 1 'ti tm as f i, , ,,,f V :whiff ,VVV ,if 13 J may 7, 'GX , ,Z f an f 2 .. , , ef , , ' A wi N., mais? .z..... www' uw. ,. 'Q ' x ' ' N :f W ' N F A 'K Q . - X P' W I , was ,ww--' Q 1 - -, x ' X ax ' A ' , W Q. . vw Y ' K ' Q aa' ' ' 'Y t A -, .inxf K :Y 'X X if - 1 , ii, - .. 2 ? 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T If I it f- ,S f M f - I' l fi A .. ?a3.f WM , , ' , r , -,jgyf , A f -ik l ,, Q A 7 1335: ly , N , til' ,ll l ' ' X , 'Q KX A vi Qi - Q W ' if '24 7' lv , M' ' 2 - V ff' if T Qs ' 175' 'T , f 3 ' W ' 5 1' ' 'A li ln ,u ,, la 351, , M L, 1,7 ,M ,, ,,7g l-wav y .Q I xl. z f ' lr 'P i A ' 5 i t r-rv V 'f -3 , ll 64 ' f t, ff 2 rf , an , ' l Y all AX -Al l 3 N Q ,T V t yx' ll , A ll - 9 5 on -5 'CC , V: fa ,s Nfl of ' M , gr li - - W--- . 7 'ig '--7 t -I , M. ., I. 1 W-i mg , -. ' ' f' P ' , lrueifiiinllgw -sg .. 'J ' -wa. ' ' Painting by Ken Manzanares The Path of Life Walking on the yellow brick path, Photo by Todd Herrick Look straight ahead, don't look back. Failure is accomplished when effort is lost. Help the scarecrow left alone, Show him the knowledge he's never known. Take the right path take the left, just remember don't look back. The tin-man's rust has tarnished his love. Show him how hate will succomb - Bruce Robinson The king of the jungle feels like a house I have learned that there are no limits to my efforts unless I But when walking by he crouches to pounce. The Emerald City so within reach, But the good witch you look to beseech. For the wicked witch has brought her broom, limit myself.' And is set and determined to show you your doom. Now, the journey has been a curvey rough path. The aim that was started is reached at last. lanice Spicola EXPRESSIONS-114 llgx 9 sf N .S . is sl' .-4 Painting by Dennis Gurule -Beth Shrier -G? tits t ,Q tss . ,fsl i t i a s lv is it 5 5 , 1 3 1 1 , 2 Y W X it Q Q Si algal my 1 lgii Photo by Mary Yoon 3 A 2 ,A 5 i 5 4, V23 Q S5 mm-nmzwwmww s c WSXS Q 1 ya 0 c Q84 ig -2 '39 , 64, X 4.0 6:95. af im, A 1 , ,A - ff' NO LONGER Drawing by Todd Herrick Treat things you have today with care or tomorrow you will find they won't be there. - Keith Reeves Photo by Todd Herrick ,3 rigs of - sm 9 We Oc K ' - c Today I will not waste my time because the minutes I wasted yesterday are as ga lost as a vanished thought. if 'si' nl, Lf -Liz Gavito ,duff rm, wwf Q Q , Q iyc t 'fill ic,t' is gli - ' as e' e - ' X 2 'e 3 f Wx: F 5 KX. -K A 'c-SC Fill sl Wi? T if in gt, fr F .- i 4 Q 41 ill ij is Fl, fi T , 5 K I is ll' 1. Time is, in escence, A precious element that We briefly glimpse. - Jeanette Dotson Macrame by Scott Herrick xliwi I J .4 X H1 R g W X gk' xxx . Drawing by Chris Montoya Now is the beginning of a new journeyg an odessey in time. - Marc Martinez EXPRESSIONS-115 The stillness of the air and the silent sound was suddenly interrupted by a small weak voice of water. The trickle sang down the mountain side. Soon the voice was joined by more voices until they made a stream. Single voices were lost in a choir, but each trickle was important. From a stream a river formed and slid out of the mountains onto the plains. lt went at its own leisurely pace but was still beating the winds. Soon the river approached the sea. As the river joined countless other rivers an entire orchestra was formed. The music was heard by everyone but no one knew it started with a single, small weak voice. janice Spicola 116-EXPRESSIONS Photo by Kurt Clements :J -5 yi -f:,' 55 ' ' :.'s:i :Sli .sts , 1: Photographer Unknown 1 'st gQ' N I. Painting by Ken Manzanares Dreams are real, but to fulfill them takes determination. - Todd Herrick Good-bye my friends - maybe foreverg the stars wait for me. Who knows when we shall meet again - if ever, but time keeps flowing like a river to the sea. - Lynette Lafferty Photo by Fred DeSeriere The Pane of the Young Gathering through experience the knowledge to function, Much as the paned window, locking in the truth of what is, venting out the reality of what will be, or possibly just the contrary, So much to encounter, remotely aware, in a fleeting moment, to appreciate what's available, Concerned, but too busy to be concerned, Growing, frustrated by the age, diminshed at times to a fragment, elated at others by the immensity, Locked into the perplexity of the whole, Tattered into the reality of what is, Reflecting back to glimpse dimly at which panes are still open, or that matter unopened . . . Wr iting by Rich Garifi Life's too important, to be taken seriously. - Doreen Duran To love your life the way you want, to reach for the goals you have set, to be the you that you want to be . . . is success. - Lois Sakurai EXPRESSIONS-117 ll L F f 1 , lx X X ' 'V ' .A.?f 3'ti f:-'ah . .f 'H . -l A H 4 9 a' w Hwy' 5, I ,, , x la fren is l' Shadows dance upon the wall And here I stand feeling small ls this what life is? Shadows dark and mysterious. But yet they seem so much alive Are we images others contrive? Searching through the broken glass Forever list is the distant past But these jagged pieces unmask A life, a love, and an experience. Janice Spicola -'wi mlm ,f', ,iy,A? .. I .X 1,5 ,L-., .-if V. gh 14? ,Six I gi .ifiif tri , Q ' ' I,f.'T 5 . , , 51 'ug -:iv 5? f -V-' ' :-'23 352:13 . A 'nl 'ff' L ,-.f-,jig-.,. .:5 --Q, '95, ,A 1 I sf f- .E-. AV ,S-: ' 7' crank' - X All the world's a stage and we are but actors upon it! 118-EXPRESSlONS fir.. F Artwork by Kathy Horne 'wwsmwsmmasawdw I fy t..s L1.lig W..., , If Artwork by Todd Herrick - Kristi Diedricks Artwork by lanelle Churchman Painting by Todd ff' if P S li i as 5 iw N, S? EXW' .W - A M ,ar 'V M .w gr V7 1-,W n A ry in ,rw Herrick 1 , Life holds more than words can expressg ty treasure every sight and sound, never quit. 'H - Lisa Meyers Life is like a joke bookp if you can't laugh at it, wthiat is it I wish , The world could feel so much love photogmph by Fred Deseme That it would be overflowing. Love for one another. Love for God and nature. I wish the world knew About Life. Life is love and so many lack it, So what is life without love? It is inner death - and soon - Universal death. Revive world! Escape the inevitable! Learn to love and live! Jeanette Dotson EXPRESSlO NS-119 Catch my smile, Catch my song, Then if we can fly beyond the rainbow, We can fly to the land of dreams . . . that come true And if we wake in a meadow all covered with dew. I will then know that we have everlasting love, Higher than the skies, up above. And if anyone says that this won't last long, they're wrong, 'Cause although morning will come and take away our rainbow, you'll still hear the echo of my song Sharon Udick ., . ,M ss. X, A .jk .C I 1, -7'QYQf, T xl 'gm . f 'L . f ' ., I we 'L , is f I . ., it V t,, im . 4. t .5 .fy - I I ll A 2 Y 'll I ll, .. ' I' . I its ,i I I s . I JAWA ,Q If I 'Z M C LQ f - I 3 ' I f I I 5 I ,,ii!giff Drawing by Todd Herrick 120-EXPRESSIONS It is better to shoot for the moon and miss, than to shoot at rtOIl'1lr'lg and get lt. - Sharon Mortenson My Love Your face I see all hours of the day hoping it never goes away. Your smile is warming to the heart my warmth can't be measured. You listen with all content each day as it came and went. I wish that I could be of help to help you with your problems. If only you could understand just how I but I can't be sure you ever will Right now you are all that matters for I really so care. I love you more than I can say for it grows everyday. You are kind, and understanding one who deserves everything. I pray that your love has grown for me for I am yours and you are mine. feel Painting by Kit Vigil Leslie Hopson , A Morning Walk in the Forest ' The dew disappeared from the leaves And the grass shed its veil. The colors slowly appeared . Of brown and black, bright blue, and green. Silence filters through this world And footsteps are all but lost As an animal scampers across my path A brid sings a song to the Lord. lanice Spicola . w X fm 1 if f' N 4 -'M gp. ',,, l Q a- 1 J f i , xy! f H L if Q? -,H i if rugs X' ' , s 'A ' Painting by Kit Vigil X ' ,N K If W f fl ML' A , , 'wx V! m'f 'WN 1' ' A f ,,, gf y will X g I ti My , , f , 'ff f A , g f--' ' A new day is a new chance to learn, to explore and , . , ,, fs , . y W, J - i .5 4 3 , , 'fi to be happy. - Donna Willett - fr- , ' ' f ,--, . fi. 1 , :faq 2- . J- . , J 1 1 'V ' , N V4 J T . A-A :N-1,32'm , Q ha Q2-.E 1 QQ., 'ha . . fi' L M-A-.vsX X,a V J x X LY if X L' M W T' 'T Jffv-....r '4f 'N'-LN It xv- T A -f Painting by Dennis Gurule 4' T? Painting by Todd Herrick Even though we are going our separate ways, the memories will last forever. - Vicki Moody EXPRESSIONS-121 Painting by Ken Manzanares K ...,. f . if .tt is ' T--. f2'...:. .- ,qvsimm .A ,N S 5 , W. H. ,V al so s if Ntv sifgaiv. . . f. 4, 1 s. 1 , A ,L r 1 s- J - .,- , . .f . 1' s'-5 .Sis -- ' ' ,ff 5 3.4. sa. I .Q -P-- ' ' ff 1 .sf m N 4 ' . f fy' ' ' T? igiww. ' 5 Y. K A L X S., Q, . ,,, 3 fx s 1- A . np, S' ' 1: 'Q gs z .fx S-' mf J S..,,. , 'Z , t A lt x -ff . wg- egg . - Q Q af. P ef. . A ,.. Six W- ' ' ds. g X ' nil t 'Qu N A 45,4 ,Wy A kk K Ak X -, to 'sf so fr' 's 1 . if . Ne ,Ky .ya HN. sf . . . 4, K K - .t T . Jsyib Qfgf.. t. .J E is si . , , I fi mmAk f - fl ' I It 47: X Q 1 . I i x , , ' rf-'B f f 33 5jtf.f ' P. ' 5 K- . X M . ' 1, 5 .,JKw,:,- 'dm A! is J I .K LQ. T, Qs , .,.. X its y 1 Drawing by Chris Montoya I Q ' 5 , -t ' Finding Out Friends we were at least I thought, but as we drifted on I had my doubts. If you can't be intelligent, at least act respectable. Closer and closer we became, Doing Vffllat YOU like is Ffeedfim - - - now who's to blame? 'S HHPPIVIQSS- I felt I led you on, I feel ashamed and should take the blame. You were so Caring and full of life's love. I was so heartless to lead you astray. The love you gave so freely could only brighten my life. There is still love deep with but my heart says out loud, Let's just stay friends. by Donna Willett T22-EXPRESSIONS Photo by Todd Herrick ..i.t:9l.s Photo by Todd Herrick Liking what you do - Dianne Ryan K ,X Q. ., .s kdm , N iff? fs -., Q . 5. Junlors .Aff -40. M all ra 2 fl Marilyn Abbate Madelynn Acosta john Aduddell Lori Aguirre Ken Allison Ad?-n-.i g xxxwm rlll i 5 I Victor Alvarado Robert Andrew iff --f-'rv' Got your tongue stuck again, Brad? Mark Asmussen Shari Augustine ..l.. Ezra Bagwell Carleen Baldi Q5 3 Donna Baros April Barros Perry Bearce joy Bears Terri Beer 124-IUNIORS l l Kelly Bellanti Bryan Berkheim Marianna Beszteri ' Liane Blatzer Katie Boyle Andy Berger Rick Berlin Tammy Binkley The face only a mother could love! Tim Boehland Ann Bogle john Borquez Angie Boyd -aww Steve Braham Paul Branch Rhonda Briggs lean Brigham IUNIORS-125 x -Y. ff Mike Brown Doug Brunner Wally Bryant Linda Burch A . . J Andy Calerich Kimberly Cannan john Capra john Carpenter julie Carpenter Lydia Carrillo Paula Cerrone 126-lUNlORS Now l'm serious! Mark Chadwick Diane Carrillo 4 k Roberta Carrillo A Manuelita Chacon X Tamra Chapman Q! -X A. Al Marc Charron Arnold Chavez K 4a-A janelle Churchman Ken Ciancio Carol Clark Donna Clouse Excuse me but . Another step up Continuing, learning, dreaming fm? E ase ,' Back together xr 'M Sheila Colachy Cindy Collier Once again It feels like home- juniors by Kelli Noblit Sue Conca jim Cook leannine Coon IUNIORS-127 Q M. C Kkr, C Y Come on little guy, raise it up here. '9 LJ i as 4 Tod Cooper Manuel Cordova Lori Corsentino Starla Costin Karen Covillo Chris Cox P f 2 ' f? H . ,. 6 .nv Q fx h , lx ' ,. Y KX? K 5 xqlfgl- 12 fe A X52 EL' 3 u i Bill Crump Tim Cullen Anthony Daddario loren Damgaard Cherie Danis Kevin DeCarlo Robert Degroen lim DeVault Wayne Dedafoe Connie Dietz 128-JUNIORS X Marlene Deitz Debbie Don Dan Doris Butch Downing , wig g Mike DiPetro Denise DiTirro Ron Diltz Tammie Dinkel Bill Doran M julie Dotson lf only they gave out pillows and padded the chair! Dan Dugard Ray Durham Debi Duran Felicia Duran l l 4Ql janet Duran Karen Lynn Duran Troy Easterberg Kathy Eastin Gary Eberl IUNIORS-129 If X.-ss-K hw -.51 ,I 5 M, f I dont get it, do you? Troy Falbo Ken Fernandez ff!! ffsx-if ixl f i if 44? Paula Eberly Becky Edwards Cindy Erickson Chris Esparza ni F Nadine Espinoza Randy Eubanks Mike Fink Michael Finkbeiner , X i M A 3 S i T F 2 l 1. Curtis Elliott lky Peggy Espinosa David Falbo Renee Flages 4, ,wc Y , My yi,L,,,,, , 1 ,J ii +1 f 'M E ' i F k E 'Nfl Ron Flanagan Tom Flis Bobby Folks Claudia Ford Terry Fowler 130-IUNIORS . K , X , 1!,1 if, is Mike Frary Reese Frayser ,few al. vga' ' 3 :Z 4 f Todd Fredrickson Mike Fritzler Douglas Frodine ik- K, 3 jk ! 5 K , 4' 'l lk ,f .5 ln G is 'gl is .M I Qeee eeee i Lee Fuller if ' f ' N 5 rl A gi .i3,s:'35n Q Dana Fulmer x -Q, lg ,M fx is L ee -' 1, fs ,D J L x 4 K, fa-a ' I,-an V A 1 Es A K, kW,g'f,2'i ' f g,g'g1giffE5-1 N. X 'P .V . A v fi 3 Q ' -' s af' 'H W' f - -' x.: if ,' 1-. U x . -wif fi' e e we Q' ' , , ,.-. . ylggssiiz is-Ame 1 in Y ggi' A I an -X fwirw A A 4, new vs, Ax ,1 ve of-. Li l 1 X Ya!! G 55 - .l1,.J f 'KF ' . , 5 Q . 's - G ,, y .eee ,X G Qi In , , - 1 g J gf U w . .1 ,A tl 5 ga ff .A S V, 5' k . 5 k . Q ' ,. ff. PM leaf -if in , R' K' 'lf it 5 wg 'iv 3 . K in K ,, -i A v. Y 2 ,- . W ,W Q - 'f ' .-.. N 'ww MIYMTH, - 3 l' Z I y3R5'W wxwa:,..,.b,Fs A,..4.q. ,.hf a V1 fgfsiix ' Dan Gabarron of -gf -1 M 'fm at Dawn Gallas 5, in-X 3 'S , xi, A 1. .63 t 1 M m e v f or if is - . 'e G, .. ,l ases as G' - ' G a.sa slfbs KY VWMB wg? i xr , , Art work by Kit Vigil Sheri Gallegos Laura Garcia Kevin Gardner Kathy Garrison Franz Gedack Mary Gentile Warren Gillis IUNIORS-131 1 'z , .-d iq2 We f Q fi- Channa Gilmore New discovery: How to sleep sitting up and still I look like you're working! DEHISG GOFTYGZ .gi tax ff Scott Gordon laquenette Greer 5 5 Xil A Mike Gourley john Grant Keith Grisham Cynthia Gum Rick Goforth 'SG jim Goodrich 5 Q 'iv '. 91. ii'-'JV M. u l LA il .,, , , .H I ,.,: . -! Chris Grantham Rick Gurule Bernice Gomez Robert Gordon -ff Cherri Green Sheryl Hager Beth Hair Carol Hallinan Charles Haneca Robin Hankle Bob Hansen 132-IUNIORS Cory Hanzlicek jill Hardy Darryl Harrison Eric Hayes Mike Haze Tracy Haze Scott Herrick Pete Hershfeldt Steve Hessenflow Where's the trash can? Ken Hiatt jim Hines David Hilpert Pat Hinkle Betsy Hobson Cathy Holcom Kathy Horne joe Horvath Anita Howat Jeanie Huerena JUNIORS-133 Chris Hughes Brad Johnston i ' ki N XM. ' ' E f . f , , fl 14 n .- if if 42 'K J K 5 2 i l Jodi Inskeep Michelle Jacoby Katrina Jaramillo Julie Jenson Doug Jones Marie Judish Ken Kawamura Valerie Kenner Charles Kerr Robert Kestel Lonnie Kimbell Jeff Knighton Candy Knutson 134-JUNIORS Dear john: .xx Carol Kraemer Cash Kraemer David Krook Sue LaBella Nj f Z ,, .V, A ' . -.., 1 Kristi LaBriola .f y' I 1' s' ff 1 1 R213 ' , I Q- W if P J Gary Lammers Bob Landgraf 1 H Russ Lantzy Rochelle Leyba joni LaGuardia it X ,f Beth Lamphere Gene Lankford If only there were more pictures and less print. Katie LeDoux Eddie Lechuga Dave Leeper Tammy Lemburg jerry Ligrani Karen Littleton Debbie Lobato Robert Loch IUNIORS-135 Tammy Lombardi Mike Lopez Gary Lovato Robert Lucero -cm 'ffiavf vg X ,V L L, an ? 1 -H' slats, .. L. .XE l'd swear these cards are marked! Jeanette Lygrisse Laurie MacDonald Laura Maes Tanya MacKenzie Vicki Maes Teresa Magyar Chris Mares W i f Gary Mariano Kirk Martine Lisa Loomis Darryl Martinez Debra Martinez 136-JUNIORS juniors are learning through their experiences, Both happy and sad, good and bad- Diana Martinez Steve Martinez Susie Martinez A time will come when we will cherish these memories. Q by janet Savage Tim Martinez Teresa Martinez William Martinez Virgil Martinez jackie Mavity Dean McConnell Kim McKinnon Frank McKinsey Connor McLaughlin Laura McNeil Robin Medina l'm kind of looking for an easy technical course IUNIORS-137 if . yi? Mary Mercado Let's see - there's dot 1117 - where's dot 1712? BQUY Mifelel gl! I . i .'f..' . L. ,B '-'ng -' . z - 3 3 r i . ' . H, -al ,Dv 4 ,.,.. . . ix , A 1 -, . 'X . ' L Ll- Rick Montoya jim Moore Carol Morgan K '-DL. Richard Nazarenus Bill Nebel Bob Nelson lane Nicholson Brian Miller Tyra Moe Cheryl Mozena Denise Olivas Bob Osmus Debbie Ottosen Diane Owen Eddie Padilla 'I38-IUNIORS al E 1 W.. nmitwvll Ron Padilla Doug Pahls Greg Parker Larry Parker Scott Parks Teresa Peden Pam Pendland Linda Perez Shelly Perry Wendy Persichitte Mark Peter QQ, Shirley Peterson Marie Peyton Lisa Pfannenstiel Mike Piccola .4 ll Tom Porreco Lisa Potenski . E ' x , rea Xl I Pattie Pierce ' lv 41, , CJV, 3 , ,.,, VWVL ,,,, A ,V A I i it ' i y iti a isi iasi i You ought to see how good it works when its plugged in! Linda Potts Mike Price JUNIORS-139 Md' V Brad Priest joleen Prince Quinn Quintana Cindi Rangel l'd rather be at Burger King . . G h R h I R retc en at oann ees Gil Reynaga Shirley Reynaga 1' 5 Vicki Rhudy Paul Rivera By Sherrye Danford 140-IUNIORS 1. Michelle Robbins Sabrina Robinson Cheryl Rohleder ,X l r Tony Romero Randy Romero Carla Rosin Penny Ross Rick Rounds Valerie Runco 909' Where do you hide to have your Heath? Betsy! ll I jeff Samano janet Savage john Schaul Dave Scheuerman Melinda Schlepp S. i 1. X i gl l 2 Kristy Schultz Shelly Scott john Seganakis J' Vicki Sena Melanie Shaffer IUNIORS-'l4'l ypomwfuws 4,4-0-... 5 Very interesting!! .f-:rr ,ij , Valerie Smith Tina Solis Mike Spahn it xi as l it 5 We , ' f A 5. its. . , . , K. ' it janice Spicola Debbie Spies janet Spiva 142-jUNlORS -KV i Pat Shibao 4 5 julie Sieben -K Carolyn Slattery Liane Speaker Ruth Spiva f ' 'N Annette Sickler An Craig Singleton Dan Smith Tim Sperlak Q 'I ,nity joe Stark Karen Steinbeisser Mike Stoldt Tom Sweet Denise Thompson Rhonda Thornton llX Stan Toal Melodie Toft Melinda Tomeo Terry Trauer It's alive! Q :f Q-' KJ, .2 ',:. Ngl wlzfa, ..'vv,. .V -Qf Bill Troxler Anthony Trujillo Roberta Trujillo Sidney Trujillo Among friends, juniors are, f In their Own ideas' Cindy Tully Pat Tuttle Sharon Udick Coming Together to face the future. By Carol Kraemer Pam Ulwelling Mike Vallero Butch Van Rooyen 144-IUNIORS 'lff , 'flfesff T A f.. 5 A EA:- I3 CAPRA'S DEFENSE PLAN: When we get on the field we'll line up backwards! 5 I Darlene Vasquez Ken Vaughan Ted Veltrie Robin Vermeer Alfred Vigil Ernestine Vigil x M. Katie Vigil Wendy Vigil Sherri Villalobos , x f. if el fr X , x X lackie Virant Robert Wade lacque Walker Lori Wattenberg janet Wehlage ,-Q' Wm E irrll 6 WW Mark Weickum Ken Wells Kim Werley Ted Westerkamp lim White JUNIORS-145 ,cf l-gilzgg-,:1:3:,,q.g5 Christy Williams Karen Williams Kevin Williams Sandy Williams Lisa Wiseman Robert Wood 1' ff' fa: ft 7 X no Z .ff ml I heard the Doobie's were looking for a new sax man. joel Woodruff Denise Yarrish Danette Yoder Lisa Yoshida Pam Zamora 146-,IUNIORS i ,eye fgX fxv ,-XR ...X xl jim Wilson XX! If L t Mike Wojkiewicz Whitney Woodmansee Debra Yanker Brian Zimmer r . AAS' P 'ff 'N N1 PERFORIVIANCES CHOIR T48-PERFORMANCES ,JW 5 gr W .. M The Madrigals, Show Stoppers, and the Concert Choir make up the Ranum High School Choral Department. Madrigals are fourteen very talented young men and women who sing songs from the fifteenth and sixteenth centuries. They have special costumes also. The men wear tuxedos and the women wear long formal dresses when they perform at the various social events and concerts throughout the year. Twelve dancing and singing people make up the Show Stoppers. Their creative dance steps are choreographed hy either Miss Williams or Bev Calahan, a professional dance teacher in Denver. They perform a variety of show tunes at concerts and community events they participate in in the entire year. Concert Choir consists of 50 young people. They sing classical and pop music. The juniors and seniors are encouraged to audition for All-State Choir. Ranum is honored to have Cindy Mueller and Chip Hartfield selected to attend. The Choir has performed at the Westminster City Hall for the Christmas Lighting in addition to the winter, spring, and pops concerts. Miss Williams was welcomed as the new director. ORCHESTR et S, rises. 1 is Orchestra is The Ranum High School Chamber composed of violins, violas, cellos, and string basses. They play mainly classical works and some pop songs. The orchestra attended state contest. All members performed in a trio or quartet at State Solo-Ensemble Contest. W,--'mug Cathy Lucatuorto, julie Dotson, Kristal Seder, jeff Fletcher, and janet Savage were chosen to attend All-State Orchestra. Ms. Allwein has done an excellent job with the orchestra. PERFORMANCES-149 AN 150-PERFORMANCES The marching band and concert band participated in many activities. Besides the five half-times shows they also led off the Homecoming parade, attended the Englewood on Parade, and the Parade of Lights. They also attended the State Solo-Ensemble Contest April 29, and the Music and Blossom Festival in Canyon City. Three students honored to attend Western State Band were Kelly Noblit, Drew Wilson, and Jackie Mavity. Members are also encouraged to attend State Solo-Ensemble Contest. They welcomed Miss Crouch as the new and very enthusiastic director. The Stage Band has attended contests and worked on various jazz pieces. The stage band is composed of saxophones, trumpets, trombones, electric pianos, and guitars. They performed at several concerts throughout the year. DRAM Thespian Troupe 112688 and Drama Club had a full and exciting year. Several members attended the Thespian Convention in October. The ever popular M 'A 'S 'H was performed in November, followed by the touching Christmas Windows , directed by Thespian president Dan Conca, in December. Both were a complete success. The Miracle Worker was performed in February. The Advanced Theater was in charge of the last production of the year. They also attended professional plays such as Annie and Henry IV . Many competed in drama and speech-meets. All in all, a very busy and successful year. Y ilflv! yi DD l 4 PERFORMANCES-151 SMCJKER Eff X xt . A . .i,E . . . .. a v wg. ' 1 if -t .- , 'fffgilg 5 Q he t A.. au we 5 2 , if is K gr X A ..., N .A is s S Q :SSI new . .X ,- X C E 11 1 f' .1 we 4 959 In 52 llll'll -salt W this so F 1' it W1 , w ,F 4 gr .Mg E . iw AU' -1. .5 4 X .711 sg, I, ,,.,,...., . ,W Riifmv-N M X N Q is 1 Q X... 152-SMOKER The Ranum Quarterback Club sponsored their first Fall Smoker in conjunction with the Ranum Coaches and the Fellowship of Christian Athletes. It was a tremendous success with fourteen main bouts and a crowd of well over fifteen hundred. The participants put on quite a show to the partisan response of the enthusiastic audience. The funds generated from this function went to the Q. B. Club, who funneled the money directly into Ranum Athletics. The Spring Smoker is usually the bigger event of the year, but there is a possibility that this Fall Smoker will become an annual event. S 'rf F S L S.. gfgg .- ..e.. .M NX ... ff ,M W FI g . ,, C ' , - 1. was iii S ' is if . e t .r l is 1 2 ' Q 4 'ffm' F I ' 9 . g I 1.. . ..... 1 , ' N . ' ., .ai ia? t.. if .3 Qyg ..... , .... P-wi Clubs lar RGUNDUP I ktxriy f' Vlwl 'NJ' X gf I t . fs. 1 a YH ROUNDUP itop rowj john Carpenter, Mike Gourley, lim Cook, jim Thompson. fmiddle rowl Chris Watkins, Kathy Eastin, lonelle Porter, lonna Wickham. fbottom rowj Christy Clare, Randy Eubanks, john Schaul, Ken Ciancio. Not pictured: Michael Maes, Mike DiPetro. 154-CLUBS Y Interviews to conduct. Events to cover. News to find. Ads to sell. Movies to review and features to create. Stories to write and type. Pictures to shoot and film to develop. Deadlines to meet. Rewrites. Trips to the printer. Copy to proof. Pages layed out and re-arranged. Headlines written. Extra hours after school. Back to the printer. Finished product-distribute! Tomorrow we start on the next issue. This is the work of the Ranum Roundup staff, who with the help of Mrs. jonelle Porter, create the monthly newspaper for students at Ranum High School. A lot of hard work and dedication are essential to the success of the paper. Thanks to many of the 1980-81 staff members, the Roundup had a very successful year. I ,,: ff , ,M ff 'rx . . f F. 'T' f Z . Zi .!1f7, ' 4 ,, , Neg- . .QQ-.iw X Nl!! J qpyzvhwll? 'iff I iaixlixl R vi i 5.1 . Z a. 1 Aw lb, 1 X X X , .X E --,. N as l Ei f 93552 vit' 3' .Q Y ' W' .14 ,Q 9 K1 . fl' S ' :Xli K 8 F' lNL!xX.:.Xg:lOZ Y X 47: 'A Q ffsx Ss K' f af XXX f' ,Z g 2 5 jf 5 W. 'Q -B X 5 E X it 9 E S f l . -g . Q5-,ff gg 3 f'.' 4Qf ' BIBLE CLUB itop rowj Earl Wohl, Mike Zimmerle, Kara Klocker, Rick Rounds fbottom rowj Chriss Herrera, john Clymer, Theresa DeMoss. ' BIBLE CLUB The main purpose of the Ranum Bible Club, during the l980-81 school year, was to provide a place and environment for students who have a common admiration and interest in the Bible, and to exchange views and ideas. Under the direction of Mr. john Clymer, the discussion based meetings of the Bible Club gave members a chance to do just that. Some of the main goals set up for the club included: 1. to increase Bible knowledge 2. to distinguish between man's doctrine, fdenominational ideasj and Bible doctrine 3. to learn effective methods of Bible study PSYCHGLGGY CLUB The Psychology Club was started at Ranum in 1967. The purpose of the club was to promote unity among members, to act as a service organization to the school and community, and to apply princi- ples that had been learned in psychology class. The necessary qualifications for membership are to be a senior, and to be currently enrolled in Psychology I or Il. The Psychology Club has many activities during the year. Starting things off this year, was the initiation meeting held in the banquet room of Stouffer's Top of the Rockies Restaurant. The fol- lowing officers for 1980-81 were elected at the dinner: Roy Maynes, President, Lori McFarland, Vice- President, Lea Ann Rohde, Secre- tary, and Lisa Smith, Treasurer. Other activities of the year includ- ed a pot-luck dinner at C.E.P. Le Parc, and various community ser- vice projects. Officers elected for the year were, Mike Zimmerle, President, Rick Rounds, Vice-President, and Kara Klocker, Secretary. PSYCHOLOGY ftop rowj Vicki Moody, Cathy Sievewright, Michelle Tomeo, Lisa Lombardi, Norm jennings, Bill Mullins. fsecond rowj Paula Gordon, Liz Gavito, Lori Austin, Laura Caveny, Lenny Bustos, Scott Bland, Mike Viglione, Sam Martinez, jason Montoya, Ken Baker, Mike Haupt, jill Zimmerman. fthird rowj Pam DiTirro, joy johnson, Letta Taylor, Keith Reeves, Mike Maes, Dianne Ryan, Beth Shrier, Dave Choury, Sean McDaniel, Bruce Robinson, Kim Stone, jean Holm. ffourth rowj Louie Lobato, Randy Cook, Mary Conca, Dan Conca, Maria Cappozzi, Dennis Gurule, Frank Gonzales, Mark Spiva, jim Hovorka, Marsha Webb, jody VerSchuer. ffifth rowj Sherri Broadhead, Cynthia Crutchley, Lisa Meyers, Denise Schivone, Connie Mauer, Kristi Diedrichs, Dave Meyers, Cindy Mekeal, Christi Clare, Ginger Hawkins, Lynette Lafferty, jeremy Williams, Terri Roberts, Karen Colton. fbottom rowj Sharon Mortenson, Becky Robinson, Leslie Castenuela, Robin Mowry, Celia Greer, jana Kaspar, john Marcucci, Lisa Smith, Lea Ann Rohde, Lori McFarland, Roy Maynes, CLUBS 155 .I ,egg NHS ftop rowj Anthony judish, Dave Choury, Lois Sakurai, Brian Wehlage, Mark Kunugi. fsecond rowj Kris Wood, Connie Mauer, Loren Perlan, Cindy MeKeal, Lunnette Lafferty, Robin Roy. Qthird rowj Celia Greer, jana Kaspar, Steve Faciszewski, Ginger Rinkenberger, Susan Conklin. Qbottom rowj Charline Coston, Nancy Persons, Robin Mowry, Dave Meyer, john Stegman. HS 'vw NHS ftop rowj Kelly Noblitt, Debbie Rizzi, fbottom rowj Abe Aleman, Denise Williams, Mary Yoon. The National Honor Society is a highly respected organization consisting of high school students who have a cumulative grade point average of 3.5 or better, but who are also strong of character, possess leadership qualities, and who demonstrate a desire to aid in the betterment of their school. Headed by Mrs. Nancy Persons, the Ranum chapter of NHS admits qualified juniors and seniors into the society during a special initiation ceremony held each spring. During the 1980-81 school year, officers elected by the chapter included john Stegman-President, David Meyers-Vice President, and Robyn Mowry-Secretary. THE FELLOWSHIP GF CHRISTIAN ATHLETES FCA ltop rowj Dennis Gurule, Todd Herrick, Bruce Robinson, Sean McDaniel, Brett Bradley. fsecond rowj Bob Mitchell, Frank Gonzales, Roy Maynes, Sam Abeyta, Mark Spiva. fthird rowj Karen Steinbeisser, jim DeVault, Melinda Schlepp, Dave Choury, Carolyn Slattery, Amy Hovorka, Loren Perlan. Qbottom rowj Kelly Belanti, Laura Garcia, Steve Faciszewski, Cindy MeKeal, Ginger The Fellowship of Christian Athletes has been meeting on Monday nights since the beginning of school again this year. The meetings are held at the students or sponsors homes. These meetings afford each member a chance to strengthen their Christian life in a nondenominational setting and involves sharing and caring for others. The group has been involved in many special activities this year. Members have attended mini-conferences, training sessions, and a few are planning on attending summer camps. The group attended a special breakfast. This years officers have been especially active and involved: Presidents: Lori Moriarity, Sean McDaniel Vice Presidents: Ginger Rinken- berger, Bruce Robinson Secretaries: Cindy MeKeal, Steve Fazciewski Treasurers: Laura Garcia, jim Hovorka The sponsors are jim jenkins, Bob Mitchell, and Leighton Mekeal. The FCA also sponsors the spring Boxing Smoker each year. Rinkenberger, Lori Moriarity, jim Hovorka. Not pictured jim jenkins, sponsor 156-CLUBS SHOWSTOPPERS- ftop rowj Marsha Webb, Ken CHGRUS gf? . . E Solis, Theresa DeMoss, Robin Delgato, Kelly Padilla, Debbie Duffield tbottom rowj Russ Canino, Shari Hefton, Tina Winkel, Ken Spano CHORUS eases? A0 7.4 'WM' fl 7 , fx Q stpfllfagmf A I 4 I .....::e '. f , W Wann ' in gr- 4 S v ,WF-1 V .1 2 flsiwh aj ,. ,- 5 43. Q f X-,Hifi ily, xi J X996 if l! A tif 2-I 54,5 1 J: 1, pl' M! M' 1 M 1 ' ll V 'X Three different choral groups, the Madrigals, Show Stoppers, and Concert Choir, make up the Ranum High chorus program. Madrigals: This group consists of 14 experienced singers perform- ing songs from the 15th and 16th centuries. Their performing outfits are tuxedos for the men, and long formal dresses for the ladies. The group performs at various community events and social meetings. MADRIGALS- ftop rowj Ken Solis, jackie Virant, john Ziegler, Qmiddle rowj Theresa Martinez, jim Morin, Marsha Webb, Chip Hartfield Qbottom rowj Linda Dyrkopp, Ken Spano, Debra Duffield, Frank Lankford, Theresa Williams Not Pictured: Russell Canino, Cindy Mueller, Kelly Padilla me ttt. CONCERT CHOIR- ftop rowj john Ziegler, jim Morin, Brian Nishimoto, Ron Padilla, Fred DeSeriere, Vince Falbo, Dan Conca, Russ Canino, William Martinez, Paul Barajas, Duncan Taylor fsecond rowj Ken Solis, Charles Kerr, june jordan, Patty Hinkle, Theresa Martinez, Debbie Yonker, Shelly Perry, Danette Yoder, Linda Potts, Robin Delgato, Ken Spano, Kelly Padilla tthird rowj Tim Sperlak, Linda Dyrkopp, Tina Winkel, jill Hardy, jeanette Moore, Theresa DeMoss, Marsha Webb, .Kelli Mressamore, Terri'West,.Cindy Mueller, Lisa Brummit, jimmy Seales fbottom rowj Rick Montoya, Robin Martinez, Betsy Halpine, Michelle jacoby, Hendrieka Savoie, Shari Hefton, Ruth Spiva, Cherie Danis, Pam Zamora, joy Mercado, Debbie Ottosen, Frank Lankford, Theresa Williams Show Stoppers: Personality flows among the 12 members of the Show Stoppers, who enjoy the singing and dancing that comprises their shows. All songs done by the group are choreographed by Mrs. Williams, their director, or by Bev Calahan, a professional dance teacher in Denver. Some of their performances during the year included Christmas Windows , done with the Drama Department, a show given at Fitzsimmons Army Hospital, and a performance for the district, and the Student Parent Advisory Committee. Concert Choin 50 young singers incorporate the Ranum Concert Choir. Performances throughout the year included Larimer Square, and the Christmas Lighting Ceremony at the Westminster City Hall, as well as their winter and spring concerts and a pops concert. All students are welcome to join the Concert Choir. CLUBS-157 HERO itop rowj Laura Wade, Katrina jaramillo, Bridgette Velasquez, Shannon Hankel, Theresa Eyler, jerri Glassman. Cbottom rowj Ann Tate, Rhonda Briggs, Becky Kittel, Kim Stone. HERO HERO is a club for Economics Related Occupations class. Students in this class also receive credit for their jobs, which are in the areas of Food Service, Child Care, Clothing, or Housing and Interior Design. Members organize and carry out many varied activities throughout the year. Such activities include fund raisers, working on parade floats, group dinners, and other social outings. Club members also learn the joy of doing for others. This year, students baked cookies for Outreach, and gave a Christmas toy to a Headstart Child. Interesting educational experiences are a key part of the club. There are several conferences, with State Convention being the highlight of the year. Both the class and the club offer students the chance to have fun learning, and at the same time, develop leadership skills. FOOD SERVICE The Food Service program develops youth leadership through running the LeParc restaurant at the CEP. The continually busy schedule both in food preparation and service to its customers, provide the students with a real life situation that gets them fully prepared for the world of work. Their outstanding performance in state wide competition is extremely noteworthy. FH FHA itop rowj Brenda Qualteri, Caria Montoya, Vicki Moody, Mike Contreaz, jack Spano, Tom lnskeep. fsecond rowj Debbie Hastings, Carrie Hastings, Dave Lamphere, Theresa Dickason, Lenny Bustos, Mark Montemayor. fthird rowj Pam DiTirro, Cathy Sievewright, LeAnn Rohde, janet Kaufman, joDee Padilla, Mary Conca. lbottom rowj joy johnson, Laura Caveny, Tonna Shanks, Sharon Mortenson, Bonnie Luckinbill, Karen Martinez. 158-CLUBS FOOD SERVICE ltop rowj Sammy Perez, john Martinez, Terri Marcellus, Paula Armstrong. fmiddle rowj Mathew Martinez, jami Sisneros, Colleen Yates, Holene Hatcher, Dane Echroth. Qbottom rowj Randy Byrd, Stanley Huerena, Margie Martinez, Donna Whatley. FHA means Future Homemakers of America and the club meets in Home Economics classes. Each class elects its own set of officers and chooses its own activities. This years activities included participation in District Conference held at Colorado School of Mines, dining at the Ciasho restaurant, visiting the elderly at Sunny Acres Nursing Home, comparison shopping at Cinderella City, and touring the Molly Brown house, Governor's Mansion, and Grant Humphries mansion to view turn-of-the-century architec- ture. Students also held a Christmas party for children at Rivindell School for Retarded. The big event of the year State Convention held at the Broadmoor Hotel in Colorado Springs. SPEECH The Ranum High Speech Team of 1980-81 had a very successful year. Under the coaching of Mr. Don Heiman, the team made it to the finals in every meet. The entire team achieved the honor of placing third in one of the Denver Public School meets. Members Jacque Walker, Kelli Godfrey, Mike Maes, and Ginger Hawkins not only made it to the finals, but placed either second or third in a variety of meets. The team had the advantage of being coached by both Mr. Heiman and Mrs. Overton, at different times. Both had to leave during the year. Thanks to the Language Arts teachers who sponsored the club after Mr. Heiman's departure, they were able to continue in competition and finish with a very successful year. PAC The Ranum High School Parent Advisory Committee is made up of parents, as well as former students of Ranum. Also a member is Mr. Rhoda, principal. The members of the committee have become a very valuable communica- tion link between the school and community. Their enthusiastic service and support is greatly appreciated. STUDENT COUNCIL ftop rowj Chris Hermosillo, Sheri Wiseman, Cindy Mekeal, jack Easley fsecond rowj Theresa DeMoss, Sue Conklin, Nadine Espinosa, Lisa Pfannenstiel, Laura Garcia, Lauri McDonald, Denise Olivas fthird rowl Ginger Rinkenberger, Kris Wood, Robyn Mowry, lim Hovorka, jana Kaspar lbottom rowl Becky Robinson, Loren Perlin, Leslie Castenuela, David Meyers, Steve Faciszewski SPEECH ftop rowl Bob Landgraf, Bill Seiwald, Mike Maes, Ken Ciancio, fmiddle rowl lermy Williams, Lynette Lafferty, Ginger Hawkins, Kelli Godfrey, fbottom rowl Steve Arndt, Kathy Buhrman, Leslie Welch, Don Heiman PAC ftop rowj jack Armstrong, Dick Pott, Eddie Webb, Don Rhoda-principal, Qmiddle rowj Mary Beth Elliott, Miriam Webb, Mary Morin, Carol Petri STUDE T CC NCIL The Student Council, this year, organized and sponsored many activities with the basic goal of improving student-faculty and faculty-faculty relationships. Some of these included a cookout for faculty members, the First Annual Amateur Night, and the traditional Homecoming festivities. The Student Council managed to build some very important relations, and experienced an extremely successful year. CLUBS-159 DRAMA ltop rowj Dean Rogers, William Martinez, Denise Olivas, Dana Fulmer, Laurie MacDonald, Chip Hartfield, Marsha Webb, Mike Maes, Todd Frederickson, lim johnson, jackie Walker, Carrie Hastings, Debbie Hastings. lmiddle rowl Ginger Hawkins, Lynette Lafferty, lim Morin, Brian Wehlage, Shelly Scott, Frank Landford, Harold Wampler, Melinda Tomeo, Elizabeth Lamphere, Sabrina Robinson. lbottom rowj Kristi Diedrichs, Dan Conca, Kelli Godfrey, Bill Seiwald Z' The 1980-81 school year will be greatly remembered by the members of Thespian Troupe 112688 and all Drama Club members. The year was started off with the production of the ever-popular show M A 'S H , which turned out to be a great success. With Christmas came the heart-warming production of Christmas Windows . The traveling show was directed by Drama Club president Dan Conca. The club's winter presentation of The Miracle Worker also proved a great challenge to the actors, as well as being successful. The final production of 1981 was the Advanced Theatre production. Advanced Theatre is a senior class that, in addition to regular class work, does an entire full-length play at the end of the year. ln addition to the four major productions, Drama Club members participated in many other activities throughout the year. Included in these activities were the annual Thespian Convention in Octoberf and attending Several THESPIANS ftop rowj Brian Wehlage, lim Morin, Mike Maes, Bill Seiwald, Carrie pl'0fe55l0n3l Pl3Y5f Such 35 HAnnl9H, and HHGUTY IV . Hastings, Elizabeth Lamphere, Dean Rogers Qmiddle rowj Kristi Diedrichs, Dan Conca, Marsha Webb, Lynette Lafferty, Kelli Godfrey, Debbie Hastings, Shelly Scott Cbottom rowj Denise Olivas, Sabrina Robinson . 37,17 ,V 8 N UW ,l A f- ' 1 A-ill Q l V hs.. ll? ' tl I 1 Q. ' llli V ff ,. .. f ' , ll! il I '. - .,,. ,,.. V ff ,M . 4. Q. ll' fl ll ' Q 3431. of .R . my . ,-.lL. ll V KN E '41 'X Q , 1-L' i W. f -Mt L . '- ,f't W YL' EDGE EXTEMPORE REPRETORY CO. Chip Hartfield, Mike Maes, Dan Conca,' Ginger Hawkins, Marsha Webb, Kelli Godfrey, Lynette Lafferty, Kristi Diedrichs, Joslyn Mercado. 160-CLUB FBLA ftopj Rich Garifi, Pam DiTirro, Deanna Dockins, joy lohnson, Laura Caveny, Dena Pastore, Dave Abbott, Rich Loose, Lisa Grater, Mary Seidenstricker, Mary Pendleton. fsecondj Sandra Marr, Kim Burnett, Susan Victor, Kelly Vigil, Pam Garcia, Georgina Vigil, Lori Moriarty, Theresa DeAragon, Karen LeDoux. Qthirdj Carol Hallinan, Marc Martinez, Laurie Roy, Sindi Collier, Roberta Carrillo, Laurie Mlak, Lisa Brummit, Pam Ulwelling, Wendy Sickler, Eddie Leger. ffourth rowj Cheryl Rohleder, Terri Beer, Susie Conklin, Lisa Lombardi, Diana Crites, Katie Boyle, Lisa Meyers, Beth Shrier, Carolyn Schell, Mary joy Workman, Diane Weigandt, Darlene Bodnar. fbottomj Mary Lou Nelson, Wendy Moore, Robin Roy, Denise Williams, Charline Coston, Gail Stefanski, Ernie Pelech, Harvey johnson, Ethel Rullo. NSANE Root INSANE ROOT ftopj lim Cook, lim Maldonado, Mary Mercado FBL Future Business Leaders of America is the youth organization for students enrolled in business classes. Members participate in many worthwhile activities during the year including fund raising projects, community service projects, and school service projects, as well as social activities. They also take part in various leadership activities throughout the year. Officers and members participate in the fall, District, State, and National Conferences as well as hold executive and regular membership meetings throughout the year. RCTC fsecondj Lanie Kohler, Marty McLavey, Lori Moriarty, Kit Vigil, Ken McCourt, Qthirdj lim Thompson, Melodie Toft, Ron Cordova Cbottomj Mike Gourley, Anthony Martinez, Penny Ross, lake Pinello. The Insane Root is. . . The world brought together into one small, but infinite space. Each idea is expressed by thoughts leading to the hands, and creating art, expression, talent, originality, images, dreams, awareness, and emotions. ROTC Ctopj Wayne Lippencott, Chris Hughes, joe Stark, Scott Herrick, Scott Lanning, Ken ludish Qmiddlej Dave Martinez, Tammy Bunn, Tim Butterfield, Pat Trujillo, Frank Landford, Tom Hancock, Larry Long, Robert Romero fbottomj Donna Reams, Mitch Seime, Wes Dalesio, Vic Metz, Heather Herrick, Karen Reams. AFIROTC, Located at the Career Enrichment Park, is an academic course listed in the catalog as Aerospace Education. This program trains more than one hundred students each year in management, leadership, and aerospace subjects. Many graduates of this course go out to military academies and colleges and go on to active duty as officers in the nation's armed forces. Others enlist in the active forces with advanced ratings and pay or use skills learned in AFIROTC in their civilian occupations. The course includes attractive field trips, an orientation flight at Buckley Air National Guard Base, and an opportunity to earn both national and local military awards. Five Air Force Academy nominations may be made by the unit each year. Three nominations may be made to West Point and three may be made to the Naval Academy each year that the unit is in an Honor status as it is at present. ff-'Fu-L 05 l j - f m. tmmwf QN HUM - .il-. JRR' -. ' ' 'i l'-jlriill I' , Ml , I, , Nii gi ' I V. . 2' . - WA 'i, rt' fin: ,-' Pr i fl If 'iv r L. QC' r Q N X . tvsi nui'WM f l 'Mil will Tilt' lbw WMM M fw.i kv' af A ' Illia la lg. N 'il ' ' h ffliiilli N K IU' ,luiil lgi NMPMV txsxyiit N LAL' ' Mark Amussen, Harold Wampler, Angie Boyd, Kevin Tippy. STAGE BAN STAGE BAND Qtop rowj Eileen Crouch, jim johnson. tmiddle rowj Danny George, Doug Fetts, Louis Lobato, Tim Boehland, Cash Kraemer, Roxie Mastriona. fbottom rowj john Stegman, Kathy Horn, Drew Wilson, Steve Martinez, Keith Hora, Richard Gross. 162-CLUBS MARCHI G BAN Y Q I r 4 , 4' F ,va , fr 32 f, T -mf 1 an 1,1 rv at 4 , 1 1 e 1' 5 1 , 2 1 1 Q il ,Vt .mT,,,7,V ,4 x.,,vgf M-. , 1 Av La a+ , 5 f IM, 'K , -4 z ,Y at ' MARCHING BAND ftop rowj Karen Danford, Gary Valdez, Lianne Blatzer. tsecond rowj Connie Sanchez, Greg Ivarson, Robert Stutz, Kathy Holcum. tthird rowj Kelly Noblit, Pam Peterson, Chris Wagner, jill Minger, Diane Martinez, Anita Howat, Katie Vaughan, Vicki johnson, ffourth rowj Tammy Gorman, jackie Mavity, Ted Lopez, Claudia Ford, Hanet Wehlage, Beth Hair, joe Gorman, Sherri Broadhead. tfifth rowj Michelle jacoby, Nancy Franklin, Lori Moe, Mary Yoon, Leslie Hopson, Randa Goforth, Cash Kramer, Rhonda Thorton. Qsixth rowj Rhonda Wood, Brett Bradley, Brian Tracy, Tim Vermeer, David Valdez, Brian Wehlage, Letta Taylor. tseventh rowj jill Hardy, Drew Wilson, Leonard Gorman, Cindy Worley, Tracy Crosby, jackie Hart. fbottom rowj jim johnson, jeff Dudley, I- ,Life- rf 5 . Q tl! .1 T 'hi l 'li , M lv N 'tt fzs ,fm Z. Ox f 516 X' 1 V fd f ll 'I , V' J ',,s4,i,f,f,TEj ' r P. L li 1 -5- The Raider Stage Band performs at the regular concerts during the school year. In addition to these concerts, they also attend local area contests. The band, made up of members from the other two band groups, plays all styles of popular music. During the Fall of 1980, the Ranum Raider Marching Band performed at all of the home football games, as well as in local area parades. ln the Spring of 1981, they traveled to Canon City to perform at the Music and Blossom festival held there. In addition, they marched in other parades, such as the Ranum Homecoming Parade, Parade of Lights in Denver, Holiday Parade in Englewood, and St. Patrick's Day Parade in Denver. CHAMBER ORCHESTR The Ranum High Chamber Orchestra is a performing group made up of violin, viola, cello and string bass players. The ensemble presents several concerts each year and attends state contest. The Orchestra plays primarily classical works, and some pop music. Members of the orchestra are encouraged to audition for all-State Orchestra. This year, five students were accepted to this Honor Orchestra. They are Cathy Lucatuorto, julie Dotson, Kristal Seder, jeff Fletcher, and janet Savage. Students are also encouraged to perform at Solo and Ensemble Contest. All members of the orchestra performed in a trio or quartet at this contest. CHAMBER ORCHESTRA Ctop rowj Nancy Allwein, Kathy Riebschlager, Annette DeChant, Richard Maloney. Qmiddle rowj Chris Montoya, julie Dotson, janet Savage, Kristal Seder. fbottom rowj Kathy Lucatorto, Betsy Halpine, Carrie Duran, jeff Fletcher. CONCERT BAN The Ranum Concert Band rehearses from November to May, and performs a number of formal concerts at Ranum High. They also play concerts in the local area upon invita- tion. The Concert Band per- forms a wide variety of concert literature for Band. In the Spring they also attend the State Band Contest. The Band officers for 1980-81 were, Concertmaster - Brett Bradley, Asst. Concertmaster - Cash Kraemer, Secretary- Roxanne Zajgari, Treasurer - jeff Wood, Drum Majors were Drew Wil- son and Leonard Gorman. CONCERT BAND Ctop rowj Mark Asmussen, jeff Dudley, Kevin Tippy, Richard Gilstrap, jim johnson, Charles Kerr, Gary Lammers, Harold Wampler, Angie Boyd, Melodie Craddock, Eileen Crouch. fsecond rowj David Valdez, Tim Vermeer, Brian Wehlage, Brad johnston, Louie Lobato, Brett Bradley, Brian Tracy, Keith Grisham, Gary Valdez. fthird rowj Leonard Gorman, Cash Kraemer, Richard Gross, Todd Pfersh, Mark Thoms, Tim Martinez, Tom Franklin, Earl Wohl, Mark Wethington, Doug jones, Claudia Ford, Nancy Franklin, Paul Branch. lfourth rowj Keith Hora, Leslie Hopson, Mary Yoon, Lori Moe, Randa Goforth, Rhonda Wood, Drew Wilson, joe Gorman, jeff Wood, Perry Bearce, Greg lvarson. ffifth rowj Robert Stutz, jill Minger, Patty Trauer, Roxanne Zangari, Kathy juarbe, Diane Martinez, Katie Vaughan, Lisa Yoshida, Anita Howat, Chris Wagner, Pam Petersen. Qbottom rowj Kathy Garvin, Elizabeth Hair, jackie Mavity, Kelly Noblit. CLUBS-163 DECA Marketing and Distributive Education is a class which teaches marketing and business skills. Distributive Education Clubs of America - known as DECA - is the club designed specifically for the M.D.E. student. The club is located at the Career Enrichment Park, and is sponsored by Mr. Peterson and Mr. Serra. Students in the class partake in many activities, including the running of the DECA store at the CEP. The officers elected this year are - President, Mitch Van Dervegt, Vice-President, jim Quintana, Regional Vice President, Dan Smith, Secretary, Wally Sawicki, Treasurer, Renee Rhodus, Public Relations Manager, Angela Silva. DECA ftop rowj Bob Gibson, Wally Sawicki, Theresa Burch, Al Petersen, Andrea Zamora, Patti Ortega, Linda Woznick fmiddle rowj Dan Smith, Cindy Aragon, Marc Martinez, Bill Crump, Rolly Ortega, Dan Hinton, Diane Solano fbottom rowj jami Sisneros, Linda Burch, Beth Lamphere, Shirley Peterson, Steve Serra. VICA VICA ftop rowj Mike Finkbeiner, Pat Tuttle, Andy Calerich, Chuck Ulibarri fbottom rowj Ron Burbank, Steve Braham, jay Thomas, Pete Herschfeldt. VICA Ctop rowj john Matula, john Mackey, Scott Potter, Phil Chavez, Henry Hinkle, Chuck Ward, Larry Monroe tmiddle rowj Kevin Massey, Lesley Castenuela, Dave Wilson, V t- I I t - I Cl b f America 'S an Craig Singleton, julie Sieben, Franz Gedack, john McCabe Qbottom rowj Chris Esparza, Oca Iona ndus Ha U S 0 I Mike Fink, Tom Flis, Dan Gabarron, Mark Churchman, Stan Tull. Organization for Secondary and College age Students engaged in the study of trades or industrial education. Each trade area is represented by a VICA club regulated by a constitution that is national in scope. Preparing for leadership in the world of work is the purpose of VICA and this is made possible by the study and practice of leadership and skill curricular materials. VICA students compete at local, district, state and national levels in both skill and leadership contest. The Career Enrichment Park has eleven programs that are eligible to organize VICA clubs. These clubs belong to the Skyline District Association and the members are eligible to become district and state officers. The Skill Olympics are held at Community College of Denver North Campus at the district level, El Paso Community College at the state level and at Atlanta, Georgia, for the national level. 164-CLUBS PHCTOCIR PHY The Photography Club has been alive and well this year with twelve active members. Highlights include dinners, a field trip to view an Ansel Adams show, making photograms, a field trip to the mountains, and the sponsorship of the 1981 Ranum Photo Contest. Club members decided to collect a five dollar dues fee that generated enough money for film, print paper, dinners, and field trips. It was a super year and a super club. PHOTOGRAPHY ftop fowl Ann Petersen, Steve Schafer, Cathy Garvin, Mary Yoon tbottom rowj Kathy Clare, Chris Watkins, Pete Metzinger, Ron Brady HGSA HOSA ftop rowj Kim Wirley, Nan Wigle, Theresa Peden fbottom rowj Peggy Espinosa, Janette Southwick, Kay McCann, Cindy Gum The Health Occupations Students of America is an organization of students interested in careers in the allied health fields. The purpose of this organization is the education of its members in the skills of living. HOSA provides a means for members to develop leadership qualitities by planning and implementing well-rounded programs in the maintenance of wellness, prevention of illness, and care of illness within their home, school and community. CLUBS-165 54 Aff I Gems 7Z3v.w f!k77d'2r'j':Q'77- I 4CgLLTf. CLQ.mQ .1170 ,. ,m, .. .. Nqiixi. A - LL ' xx E , 3' Lg 2 J N , if N - WL ' X ' ' YER ,w'c14cLLgf ms-M ag, QQMILLWQM i WU ZW x7N1:2fL,'LgfQf OK SMT 776441148 Lml1wri5i5,LqQQiLw mx M VYXCMXSE Ld! rx.S4KxC UU' mmlvm 'W 51,13 Fwuf Sully: MW QM f' v Seniors When we leave we'll never forget any of this, the naps in kindergarten and the work in high school. We'll miss the old place, and now we thank our teachers for all the knowledge and wisdom they have given us. Even though some of the days we had together were hard, we are still thankful for the good job they have done. We will keep on learning, but from now on we will have different teachers. Time and experience will give us the biggest lessons we've ever had to learn. We are leaving, but on a new adventure. By Kurt Clements Brian Anderson Cindy Aragon X g Lori Austin Ken Baker 168-SENIORS . Ss 5' .V 4 5, av 'X ,sul A W 'fl' , Dave Abbott Sam Abeyta A 'R Q f 3 Angela Adkins Abe Aleman 'xv Leroy Arguello Bryan Augusted Paul Barajas Vince Barajas A 9- Kelly Bax Kim Bax - :mv fi? J , 42 ,F Q L ' r Q B Luann Beisheim Tim Billinger james Bird Scott Bland K 2 Mike Boehland Donna Bolen Brett Bradley Mike Brady 2 f 5 2 ,l l Jeanette, I think that's crawling! SENIORS-169 Lisa Brill Sherri Broadhead Debbie Brown Lisa Brummit zz- 1' ,,, sv i I L 4' ix Teresa Burch Matt Burgard X' Q. Kim Burnett Lenny Bustos If 'rm Na .A We And for my third wish . . . 170-SENIORS Doug Butler Frank Calvo Dennis Campbell john Capan 'FX Maria Capozzi Russ Canino Michelle Capra Leslie Castanuela How depressing - no pulse! Gayle Catalano Q Q Laura Caveny Phil Chavez Pam Childers Mark Churchman Dave Choury SENIORS-171 Christy Clare Karen Colton Mary Conca Susie Conklin 1 3' kim-r' C Mark Conte Mike Contreraz Ns . C, f . ,. 2 : 5 wh . E .1.,.wu-www-...af Put that back on! Ron Cordova Steve Coronado va' Mark Cgrrigan Charlene Coston Melody Craddock Roger Creadon 172-SENIORS Penny Crews Diana Crites Scott Croisant Sean Crowell ' M .A ' Nl I '.. f : :W .. V , ,. 1 vr , N, Cynthia Crutchley Cathy Culbertson lames Daddario Sherrye Danford Hanko's Rent and Dent Service Margaret Day f.fx K' my Mx Theresa DeMoss SENIORS-173 Seeing a light up ahead, Visions of graduation in my head,' Anxious to be set free From the barriers that are holding me. Those barriers are experiences I'll never forget. For those are the things l've done and the people I've met. by The Yearbook Staff Pam DeSantis ef, Fred DeSeriere Keith Desmarteau Theresa Dickason Kristi Diedrichs ..., X .Mgt X-.t Tom DIC-iallonardo Pam DiTirro Louis Dixon jeff Don Seninrs jeanette Dotson 174-SENIORS Tracy Dougherty Alan Dreiling A, Scott Duenwald Debbie Duffield Maybe if I look under t l'll find a Ten ! R, Ben Dunning Darryl Duran Doreen Duran Margaret Duran x LT? F Mike Duzenack Linda.Dyrkopp Debbie Edmeyer Theresa Eyler SENIORS-175 Steve Faciszewski Vince Falbo john Feldhauser Deanna Ferguson Shamaine Ferguson jeff Fletcher Sandy Floyd Penny Foland Mike Fonseca y W e,,,Mi LM , F ee Let me get my head on straight! Nancy Franklin 176-SENIORS In the beginning there seemed no end and now there is an end with a new beginning. by Kurt Clements Bob Guttropf Dennis Gurule Celia Greer Tammy Gorman Leonard Gorman Paula Gordon 5 I f Frank Gonzales Paul Gomez xx .gain Hamburger 372 , , , Ierri Glasmann Elizabeth Gavito SENIORS-177 33? Qs rs, ,. We-'ve always liked rear ends' X. my . ig. :R ' i f. Bev Garrison Michael Hankins Paula Hanko 178-SENIORS NNN: N, if 48 A P' ,ah if 2+ x QQ-...,fV' . H tist f Q, as S' f 7' Y A 157 '!?1 , .V Selena Harrington Daryl Harshfield Carrie Hastings Debbie Hastings Mike Haupt Ginger Hawkins Sherri Hefton Chris Hermosillo ww... iw - X s Todd Herrick gf, V , .. -.aaa-'Y fi ' 'K -4'k .Aww Q A 1, . ,s .t We're off to see the Wizard! Tom Hershfeldt SENIORS-179 When I was one, it was my parents dream - my future. And when I turned three, it became a fantasy place, full of robots and green people with antennas, In kindergarten, it seemed to be the ultimate world, big and threatening. Elementary school was a problem in itself with new friends and impossible 'fhomework - spelling. When I became a teenager, I realized for the first time that it was my symbol, my year. Darren Hessheimer Henry Hinkle Qi, Daniel Hinton jean Holm jim Hovorka , , i , . Kevin jacobs Norman jennings jamie johnson . At sweet sixteen, it was my badge and it bound me to others N I - to my class. Now I am eighteen, and 1981 is no longer my future - it is the present. No longer fantasy, but reality, still threatening. All too soon, no homework - just work. But still I can claim it as my year, my class . . . and a memory to last forever. ..,. 3 . N ' .., By Kelly Noblit S . ' - A Z .--L fi K- joy johnson Kim johnson 180-SENIORS Troy jones Kathy luarbe Anthony judish Jana Kasper ffm' The Lemon Sisters? Rick Kernan Rhonda Knox Randy Koch Mark Kunugi A Ken ludish janet Kaufman Dave Knighton Kurt Lacy SENIORS-181 Lynette Lafferty x. Q. S N Another one bites the dust! David Lamphere Teresa Lang Rich La Russo Scott Lawless Carolyn Leathers Dan LeBlanc Melody Ledford Karen Ledoux Eddie Leger Eve Leinweber Brett LeMaire 182-SENIORS Bob Lewis Leonard Lewis Brad Lillard Kevin Lindsley Louie Lobato Tim Lobato Lisa Lombardi Richard Loose Bob Lopez He may be a rebel, but he's not regular! Dorrine Lopez SENIORS-133 ff Gary Lopez Georgina Vigil Lopez Alejandro Lozono Cathy Lucatuorto Q13 ,fK S Bonnie Luckinbill X W M 'Suv' Show us your Underallsf john Mackay Belinda Madrid Gary Madrid Mike Maes Mike Maldonado 184-SENIORS lt's a new invention . . . explosive Twinkies! N-QMS joe Manzanares Sandy Marr Anthony Martinez Dave Martinez Karen Martinez FUN Stan Martinez Marc Martinez Roberta Martinez Ron Martinez Tony Martinez Kim Mascarenas Kevin Massey SENIORS-185 Q92 Connie Maurer Roy Maynes Dan McConnell Ken McCourt WAY kr A -,555 5 ff, 1, , if A -1 H. w 'O' ' 5 .41 U- ..- I cum- D - Q cab i gpgii.. d Bwe, . Q caciludlense Y f' . ff uf CDB R If 76 Each ' H ffd HFS D 5 own. . 5 Ig Hr, S U ey M wawh My Klt V :S 'lc ay.. i ' eeere SK A Q e X 1 A , X 5 ' e gf Sean McDaniel Lori McFarland Marty McLavey Andrea McQueen Elizabeth Meci Cindy Mekeal Dwight Mendez joy Mercado 186-SENIORS fi' af' - if 1 : ' s lk . f- i. . . .rss X sf. . , ,ai sq i K r if x sg Q - - if -X Q fi - K x v 'S 1 i iisliilgi , - S Nesiiff jerry Messina lill Minger Larry Monroe Mark Montemayor xi ss Dave Meyers Lisa Meyers el Rosalie Mirelez Laurie Mlak Rich Mondragon M J X Cough once for true and twice for false. SENIORS-187 A -44' X NU? Carla Montoya Ron Montoya mga, -ww Vicki Moody 5 S V : ij vs: -5 ' jhff.. j Pf' Q - ' ,g WU, ' , wk . , Sify 'Hr , 4 4' f We W mv nr saggy Mouseketeer of the Month MMA fi., , J M-, hfgsao W ,2 ,. ,M aa Bb . ad 4 J ,fx we Xxxiwk-' 1 W - -:Nm-. L 31 ,. 1 Yffggijfgs Rm , ?f Y5f5 - .. 7 ?f5rQ'i i P 1 -i MMMM t X XXX X111 SX t it N 2 'X 1.5f:.Qg Y, P xx E X L Q K Ng 1-: 1 , ,,.. . . jason Montoya St -fy x-,y.l3 . Nfitee - , ,. f K Terry Montoya Wendy Moore Brian Morarie Andy Morales Barbara Morgan Valerie Morgan 188-SENIORS wwy. Lori Moriarity lim Morin Sharon Mortensen Richard Moyer Cindy Mueller Bill Mullins Maureen Murray You left what on this chair?! Debbie Navarro Robin Mowrey Teresa Mullins Tod Nading Brian Nishimoto SENIORS-189 '11 '?l Kelly Noblit Carol Olivacz I finally learned how to work these snaps! Paul Olivas Patty Ortega V5 Rolly Ortega lo Dee Padilla Lonnie Pankoski Chris Pardo --'Wx Andy Pascoe Dena Pastore jeff Patrick Stephanie Paul 190-SENIORS Mary Pendleton Loren Perlan Solomon Platter HP .55 One of your better days, Kevin? DeAnna Price Mark Prien Lavern Prochaska Phil Ramirez SENIORS-191 .if David Raigosa Karen Reams Annette Redding Mathew Reece -gfif-Riga Mega- ' 'f x --,gf Nici 3 A' d' Li.V V! ?lE 45 , ' I V I N 7 455?-' the XM Xi R i 5 XLT R R ,f - f ' an an i 1 J Y ' 4 1 K W ,N yn JVM, 50' : ,f id e, W' A . i Keith Reeves Z ,,. i i fe ' ff iw , I ,R c 5 ' R e, a WM ieiiiwii .i R , if f' ' , , X. ffflffffl' Lwdiff V, ' iff h i i , , ,, ' X . !4,, ,X , 1, X , faf ff? i 3 f, Q' i i li N ' ij i ! 5 Darryld Renne Vg?-Q: , ,': , ,A ' 1 ' i,,' ii Laura Rice David Richard Richard Riley Ginger Rinkenberger 192-SENIORS lohnna Ritter Debbie Rizzi I Becky Robinson i Pam Rojo Dean Rivera Terry Roberts lsn't this the Complaint Department? Bruce Robinson Linda Romero Laura Roe R LeaAnn Rohde Laurie Roy Robin Roy SENIORS-193 judy Roybal Virginia Sakal Gary Salazar David Sanchez 194-SENIORS f, Q X X Senlin Roybal Ricardo Ruefli Dianne Ryan 2 Lois Sakurai Keep smiling - it makes people wonder what you're up to. W Connie Sanchez Ben Sarsozo Trudy Saul Steve Scheer Carolyn Schell Denise Schiavone Paul Schiola Susan Schrader lnhaling your food again, Sean? Convicted Boyfriend Abuser. :A mg . .Mr s Laurie Schumacher Melanie Sebastian l Mary Seidenstricker Tonna Shanks SENIORS-195 ,Wann-. 'mb' JN Sys. J is 'Y as Beth Shrier Wendy Sickler Dave Siegworth ww- .. fi f Bill Siewald lamie Sisneros jerry Slocum Dan Smith Has anyone seen the chalk? 196-SENIORS Tim Smith Cathy Sievewright Bruce Smith Lisa Smith Diane Solano x X 1 Ken Solis jill Sorensen jack Spano Mark Spiva Sm iw? m,,,p,aM Q sax 5 2 yr 7981 Super Bowl contenders meet for lunch! Diane Sprague Stacy Starkel Danielle Steele Gail Stefanski john Stegman joe Stephans SENIORS-197 5 1 .Sf ' Marc Stevens Kim Stone 1 1 Row, row, row your boat . . . Pam Taber Chuck Taylor q,q Letta Taylor Robert TenEyck Ken Thomas 'Doug Thompson The searching eye of the camera reflects the reality of everybodys despair. Fme detail hidden in shadows discovered in the files of Silver. Latent memories locked up for future discovery. by Ron Brady Ken Thompson Will Thomson 198-SENIORS The fundamentals of. . . WHA T? Kelly Unger Terri Valenzuela Michelle Tomeo joe Torres jackie Tranchina Trostel Cody Van Arsdale Roy Vance Mitchell Vandervegt lody Verschuer Eric Victor Susan Victor SENIORS-199 Angela Vigil Kelly Vigil gig' 11' X g EA: ' 'R ' 35, k 'YM Duhhhhhhh! Kit Vigil Vince Vigil Ifzssleai M Mike Viglione Laura Wade Mike Walter Paul Wampler Charles Ward Audrey Warner Marsha Webb Brian Wehlage 200-SENIORS Do un to to others - Diane Weigandt Leslie Welch rf 'Enix . TTY' , 5 f , i Robert Wendelin Terri West lonna Wickham .nik ' 1 . - L. N Vx LL K . , K K ,R sky V7 NN K 7 . X sf K i I K K , XA ..,: g 4 -M . Mommy forgot to pack my lunch this morning! jeff White Nan Wigle then graduate! Donna Willett Denise Williams jeremy Williams SENIORS-201 ii ll Y A af' ' ll gggfm , jerry Williams Ricci William SQYLBHH-be i Someday I'm going to bust out of here! X 5 David Wilson Drew Wilson SQI r I f' 3 . I Greg Wilson Katrina Winckel jeff Wood Kris Wood XXX f f!!! X QNX ff g ,f X f X gf 'i l 5 f ll X 3+ X 1' ll Mary loy Workman Tom Worth 202-SENIORS Monty Yonker Tim Yedo 1, . Mary Yoon Andrea Zamora White Christmas??! 'W 1-lung XE c f A ij 'N S Tony Zangari jeanette Zavishlak john Ziegler AT DA Y'S END ls anybody happier because you passed his way? Does anyone remember that you spoke to him today? The day is almost over and it's toiling time is through,' ls there anyone to utter now a kindly word to you? Can you say tonight in parting with the day thats slipping fast. That you helped a single brother of the many that you passed? ls there a single heart rejoicing over what you did or said,' Does the man whose hopes were fading now with courage look ahead? Did you waste the day or lose it? Was it well or sorely spent? Did you leave a trail of kindness or a scar of discontent? As you close your eyes in slumber, do you think that God will say. You have earned one more tomorrow by the work you did today? Sheri Zimmerman jill Zimmerman SENIORS-203 ffe 1:1 f'Q'?'H 1' 4m dpi' SENIOR INDEX Abbott, David Abeyta, Samuel: Bsktbl 10,11,125 Trk 11,125 FCA 11,12 Abila, Bernadette I .,:-- ,i t A ZII N A Acosta, julia .t L .:.. , ' . i Adkins, Angela V --1 Aleman, Abe: Footbl 105 jr Esct5 NHS 11,12 Alonzi, Anthony Anderson, Brian Apodaca, David Aragon, Cindy: DECA 11,125 Psy Cl Archuleta, Cynthia Arguello, Leroy: Footbl 10,11,125 Bsktbl 10,115 Basebl 11,125 Trk 10 Armstrong, Steve Augustad, Bryan: VICA 11,12 Austin, Lori Baker, Dean Baker, Kenneth: Tennis 10,11,125 Bsktbl 115 vicA 11,12, Banh, Huu Thein Baker, Norman Barajas, Paul Barajas, Vince E Baros, Toby Barowsky, Richard Bax, Kelly: CC 81 Trk 10,11,125 Bsktbl 10,11,12 Bax, Kevin: CC 84 Trk Bax, Kimberly L.: Pd Puf 11 Bean, jim Bearce, Alloise Beaver, David: Trk 10 Beisheim, LouAnn Bettles, Shelly Billinger, Tim: CC5 Trk5 VICA Bird, jim Blair, David Bland, Scott Boehland, Mike: Footbl 10,11,12 Bolen, Donna: HOSA Bowling, Steve Bradley, Brett: Socr 11,125 Bd 10,11,125 Stg Bd 125 FCA 125 VICA Brady, Mike I PM Braham, Paul ,,,y 5, K, i, l 4. tit, :V Brill, Lisa: Pd Puf A 4 206-SENIOR INDEX SENICDR I DEX Broadhead, Sherri: Flgtwlr 10,11,125 Bd 10,11,125 Psy Cl Brown, Debbi Brummit, Lisa Bueno, Robert Burch, Teresa Burgard, Matt Burnett, Kim Bustos, Lenny Butler, Doug Calvo, Frank Calvo, Greg Campbell, Dennis: Bsktbl: FCA Canino, Russell j.: Tennis 10,115 Chr 10,11,125 Showstp 10,11,125 Madrgl 12 Capan, john Capozzi, Maria: Psy Cl Capra, Michelle: Socr 10,11,125 Swim 125 Bsktbl 10,115 FBLA5 Psy Cl: Ins Rt Cash, Doug Castanuela, Leslie: Rnd Up 105 VICA 115 St Cncl Sec 125 Psy CI5 NHS 12 Catalano, Gayle Causey, Amber Caveny, Laura: Chrldr 105 Trk 105 Volybl 115 Socr 11,125 Pd Puf 125 Psy Cl5 FBLA5 FHA 12 Chavez, Alfred Chavez, Darla Chavez, Philip: Basebl Childers, Pam Choury, Dave: Psy Cl5 Ins Rt5 Trk Churchman, Mark Clare, Christy: Rnd Up Ed 11,125 Yrbk 125 Psy CI5 Pd Puf 125 Chr 10,11 Clements, Kurt Coleman, Steve Colton, Karen: DECA5 Psy Cl Compton, Laura Conca, Danny Conca, Mary Conklin, Susie: St Cncl5 NHS 11,125 jr Esct5 FBLA 125 Pd Puf 11,12 Conte, Mark Contreraz, Michael: Wrstl 105 Basebl 105 FHA 125 Drama Cl Cordova, Eva Marie Cordova, joe Cordova, Ron L.: DECA Coronado, Steve Corrigan, Mark Costillo, Fred Coston, Charline R.: NHS5 FBLA Cotter, james Craddock, Melody: Bd 10,11,125 FBLA Creadon, Roger Crews, Penni: Psy Cl Crites, Diana L.: Pom-Pom 11,125 Bd 115 FBLA 12 Croisant, Scott Crowell, Sean: Footbl 10,11,125 Wrstl 10,11,125 Trk 105 VICA 11,12 Crutchley, Cynthia: Psy CI5 Pom- Pom 115 Pd Puf 11,12 Culbertson, Catherine: Pd Puf 11,12 Cunningham, Lisa Daddario, jim Danford, Sherrye: Volybl 105 Tennis 10,115 Yrbk 125 VlCA 12 Davis, Dorothy Davis, Scott Day, Margaret: FHA DeMoss, Teresa: St Cncl 125 Con Chr 10,11,125 Pd Puf 11,125 Sh Chr 125 Camelot 105 FBLA 11,12 DeSantis, Pam De Seiere, Frederic: Wrstl 10,11,125 Footbl 125 Trk 11,12 Desmarteau, Keith DiGiallonardo, Tom: Footbl 10,115 Basebl 10,12 DiTirro, Pam: FHA5 FBLA5 Psy Cl5 Pom-Pom5 Pd Puf Dickason, Teresa Diedrichs, Kristi: Drama CI5 Showstp5 Madrg5 Speech CI5 M'A'S'H5 Chr Dixon, Louis Don, jeff: VICA Dotson, jeanette F. Trk 10,11,125 Volybl 10,115 CC 125 St Cncl 115 Psy Cl Dougherty, Tracy Dreiling, Linus Duenwald Scott Duffield Debbie A I n Dunning Ben: jr Esct: Socr 10 1112' Bsktbl 10,11,125 Trk 10,11,12l I I Duran, Darryl Duran, Doreen Kelli: HERO 10,11,125 DECA 125 Psy Cl Duran, Margaret Durant, Sheryl Duzenack, Mike Dyrkopp, Linda: Con Chr 10,11,125 Madrgl 12 Elio, Ralph Erickson, Denny Eskridge, jim Eyler, Teresa Faciszewski, Steve: Socr: Swim5 Trk: FCA5 NHS5 St Cncl Falbo, Vince: Footbl 10,11,125 Psy Cl Feldhauser, john Felix, Felicia Ferguson, Deanna Ferguson, Sharmaine Fletcher, jeff Floyd, Sandy Foland, Penny Fonseca, Miguel Franklin, Nancy Galba, Richard Garcai, joe Manuel Garcia, Mark Garcia, Pamela L.: FB Garrison, Bev: FBLA5 Gates, Greg Gavito5 Elizabeth: Bsk 10,11,125 Wrstl 'S LA FHA l tbl 10,115 Socr 11,125 Trk 105 Pd Puf5 Psy Cl Gibson, Robert Glann, Sabrena K, Glasmann, jerri Gomez, Paul Gonzales, Frank jr. Gordon, Paula: Ps l y ci, Bsktbl l 10,11,125 Trk 10,11,125 Pd Puf 11,12 Gorman, Leonard Gorman, Tammie R.: Grater, Lisa: FBLA Green, Kelly Greer, Celia, Psy Cl: Gurule, Dennis Guttropf, Bob Haga, Bin: Photo Cl Hague, Pat Hankins, Michael Hanko, Paula: Raidere Cncl 105 Bd 10,11,12 Hanson, Tim Harger, Pixie Flgtwlr 11,12 l NHS5 Tennis 12 tte 10,11,125 St 1 Harrington, Selena Harshfield, Daryl Hastings, Carrie 1 Hastings, Debbie g Haupt, Michael Hawkins, Ginger: Drama Cl 10,11,12, Thesp 10,11,12, Speech Cl 11,12, Psy Cl Hermosillo, Christopher: Tennis 10,- 11,12, Basebl 10,11, St Cncl 12 Hernandez, Frank Herrick, Todd: Socr 10,11,12, Trk 10, Gymn 11, Swim, FCA 11,12, VICA 12, Photo Cl 11,12, lns Rt 11 Hershfeldt, Tom: Footbl, Bsktbl Hessheimer, Darin Lee: VICA Hinkle, Henry: Footbl Hinton, Dan: DECA Holm, jeanAnn Hovorka, james M.: FCA 10,11,12, Basebl, Socr 10,11,12, Bsktbl 12, St Cncl 10,11,12, Psy CI - H Huerena, Stanley L ' 4 via' f Huynh, Chay A ? Inskeep, Tomas 1 A jacobs, Kevin: Swim 10,11,12 jennings, Norman: CC 81 Trk 10,- 11,12, Psy Cl johnson, jamie: FBLA 11 johnson, Karlene joy: Chrldr 10, Pd Puf 12, Volybl 11, Psy Cl jones, Troy joosten-Romero, Gaylene juarbe, Mary Kathleen: Bd judish, Anthony: Basebl 10,11,12, NHS 11,12 judish, Ken Karns, Ray Kaspar, jana: St Cncl 11,12, St Cncl Sec 11, Sr Pres 12, NHS 11,12, Psy Cl Tennis 10, jr Esct Kaufmann, janet Kent, john C ' A Kercher, Vernon - Kernan, Rick , if . iql 1 Knighton, David nn: Speech' FBLA' Knox, Rhonda Ly Psy Cl, FHA r 1 Koch, Randy Kramer, Michael Kunugi, Mark: Basebl 10,11,12, NHS LaRusso, Rich: Trk 10,11,12 Y... Lacy, Kurt: Footbl 10, Basebl 10,11, Basktbl 10 Lafferty, Lynette: Volybl 10, Drama 10,11,12, Thesp 10,11,12, Bd 10,11, Speech 11,12, NHS 11,12, Psy Cl Lamphere, David: Bsktbl 10,11,12, Basebl 10,11,12, FHA 12, Drama Lang, Theresa Q Lawless, M. Scott LeBlanc, james V J I Q 4 ,- LeBouche, Shelly A g LeDoux, Karen Leathers , Carol: Trk 10,11,12, Chrldr 10 Ledford, Melody Leger, Eddie Leinweber, Eve Lemaire, Brett Lewis, Bob: Basebl 10,11, Bsktbl, Footbl, Stg Bd Lewis, Leonard Lillard, Brad: Basebl 10,11, Socr 10,11, Swim 10 Lindsley, Kevin Lobato, Louis Lobato, Tim Loe, Debra Lombardi, Lisa: Volybl 10, Drama, NHS 11,12, FBLA 12, Lily 11, Charlie 11 Loose, Richard L.: FBLA, Bsktbl Lopez, Dorrine Lopez, Gary Lopez, Robert Lozono, Alejandro Lucatuorto, Cathy Luckinbill, Bonnie: Bd 10,11, Flgtwlr 10,11, Bsktbl 11, FHA, Psy Cl Pd Puff 11,12 Mackay, john Madrid, Belinda Madrid, Gary Madrid, Leroy Maes, Michael G.: FCA, Drama, Speech Pres Maldonado, Mike Manzenares, Todd Marr, Sandra: FBLA Martinez, David Keith: ROTC 10,11,12, Bd 10,11, Tennis 11,12, FBLA 12 Martinez, Karen: FBLA 11, FHA 12 Martinez, Marc: Footbl 12, Socr 10, Trk 10, DECA 11,12, FBLA 12 Martinez, Ron: VICA Martinez, Stanley: VICA 10,11,12, Speech Martinez, Tony Martinez, Tony jr Mascarenas, Kim: Chrldr 10, Pd Puf 11 Massey, Kevin Maurer, Connie: Chrldr 10,11,12, jr Escot, NHS 11,12, Psy Cl, Pd Puf 11,12 Maynes, Roy, Basebl 10,11,12, Psy Cl, FCA McClain, Scott - McConnell, Dan McCourt, Ken M ' 'lll r McDaniel, Sean: Bsktbl 10,11,12, Trk 11,12, FCA 11,12, si Cncl 10, Homcmg King 12, Psy Cl McDonald, Donna McFarland, Lori Marie: Bsktbl 10,11, CC 81 Trk 10,11,12, Psy Cl McLavey, Marty McQueen, Andrea: Swim 10, Flgtwlr 11 Meci, Elizabeth Mekeal, Cynthia: Volybl 10, Bsktbl 10,11,12,Socr10,12,Trk 81 CC 11,12, FCA 10,11,12, sr cmd 12, NHS 11,12, Psy Cl Mendez, Dwight Mercado, jocelyn V.: Drama, Conc Chr Messina, Gerald Anthony III Meyers, Dave: NHS 11,12, St Cncl Vice Pres 12, Psy Cl, CC 81 Trk11,10, Tennis Meyers, Lisa R.: Psy Cl, FBLA, Chrldr 10, Pom-Pom 11 Michael, Ron, Bsktbl 10,11,12 Minger, jill: Bd Mirelez, Rosalie Mlak, Laurene K.: FHA 11,12, Pd Puf 12 Mondragon, Richard Mone, Mike Monroe, Larry Montano, Gary Montemayor, Mark: Footbl 10,11,12, Basebl 10, FHA 12, Psy Cl Montoya, Carla: FHA, Pd Puf Montoya, jason Montoya, Ronnie Montoya, Terri: Psy Cl Moody, Vicki, FHA Moore, Wendy: CC 81 Trk 10,11, FBLA 12, Psy Cl Pd Puf 12 Morales, Andrew john Morarie, Brian Morgan, Barbara Moriarty, Lori: Bsktbl 10,11,12, Volybl 10,11,12, Socr 10,11,12, FCA 10,11,12 Morin, james Mortenson, Sharon Lynne: Psy Cl, FHA, Pd Puf Mowrey, Robyn: Chmbr Orch. 10,11, All St Orch. 10,11, NHS 11,12, St Cncl, Psy Cl, jr Esct Moyer, Richard Mueller, Cynthia G.: CC 84 Trk 10,11,12: Chr 10,11,12 Mullins, Teresa: HERO 11, FBLA 12 Mullins, William Murray, Maureen: Chrldr 10,11,12 Muscato, Paul Nading, Todd A. Navarro, Deborah Renee Nelson, William Newsom, Carl Nishimoto, Brian Noblit, Kelly: Flgtwlr 10,11,12, Bd 10,11,12, Pd Puf 12, NHS 11,12, jr Esct, Yrbk 12 Olivas, Paul 3 5 . -. . 4 . Olivacz, Carol Olson, Beverly v l 2 'B ' J Olson, Casey pq Q., ,L u Ortega, Patti: DECA Ortega, Rolly: DECA 12, Photo jrnlsm 10,12 Ortiz, Veronica Oxford, Edwin Padilla, jodee: FBLA 11, FHA 11,12, HERO 12, lns Rt 12 Pankoski, Lonnie Pardo, Chris Parcl, Lonnie Pascoe, Andy Pastore, Dena Patrick, jeff Paul, Ronald Paul, Stephanie Pendland, Garry Pendleton, Mary: Yrbk, FBLA 12 Perez, joe SENIOR INDEX-207 Perlan, Loren: Socr 10,11,125 Trk 10,11,125 FCA 125 NHS 11,125 St Cncl 12 Peterson, Roger Pierce, Ron Pike, Gordon 51 Platter, Solomon Post, Lori Potter, Scott Price, Deanna Price, Sterling Prien, Mark Gilbert: VICA Prochaska, Lavern Raigosa, Dave: VICA Ramirez, Philip Reams, Karen Redding, Annette: Bsktbl5 Volybl5 Trk5 FCA Reece, Matt Reeves, Keith: Tek 10,11,125 Psy Cl Renne, Darryld Reynaga, Liz Rice, Laura Richard, David Riley, Richard I Rinkenberger, Ginger: Volybl 10,- 11,125 Tennis 10,11,125 Bsktbl 10,115 NHS 11,125 FCA 10,11,125 Bible CI 125 Ins Rt 125 jr Esct5 St Cncl 10,11,12 Ritter, johnna: FHA 1 Swim 10,11,125 Socr 10 Rivera, Dean j.: Basebl 11,125 St. Cncl 12 Rizzi, Debbie: Chrldr 10,125 NHS 11,125 jr Esct5 Tennis 10,125 Yrbk 12 Roberts, Terry: Psy CI5 DECA Robinson, Bruce: FCA 11,125 CC 84 Trk 10,11,125 Bsktbl 10,11,125 Psy Cl Robinson, julie Robinson, Becky: St Cncl5 Psy Cl5 Gymn 12 Robles, Sylvia Roe, Laura jean: FBLA 12 Rohde, Lea Ann: Swim 105 Tennis 105 Pd Puf 11,125 Psy Cl Sec 125 FHA 11,12 Rojo, Pamela Romero, Linda Ross, Ken Roy Laurie Roy, Robin: FBLA, NHS Roybal, judy: Chrldr 10,125 FHA 115 Pd Puf 11,12 208-SENIOR INDEX Roybal, Senlin V Ruckman, Pamela Ruefli, Ricardo - Ryan, Dianne L.: Volybl 105Bsktbl105 Trk 10,115 FCA 10 Sakal, Virginia sakurai, Loisj.: Volybl 10,11,12, NHS 11,12 Salazar, Gary Sanchez, Connie: Flgtwlr 10,11,125 Pd Puf 11,125 Bd 10,11,12 Sanchez, David Sarsozo, Ben Saul, Trudy Scheer, Steve: Basebl 105 Bsktbl 10,115 Socr 10,115 FCA 10 Schell, Carolyn: FBLA 11,12 Schiavone, Denise: Chrldr 10,125 Pd Puf 11,125 FBLA Schiola, Paul Schumacher, Lori Sebastian, Melanie Seidenstricker, Mary: FBLA 11,125 Yrbk 12 Seiwald, Bill: Drama5 Swim Shanks, Tonna: Volybl 105 Bsktbl 115 Pd Puf5 FHA Shrier, Beth Anne: Gymn5 Psy Cl5 Homcmg Att. 10,11,12 Sickler, Wendy: HERO 11,125 Socr 10,11,125 Yrbk 11,12 Siegwarth, David Sievewright, Cathy: Psy CI5 FHA 11,125 Pd Puf Sisneros, jamie M.: DECA 125 HERO 11,12 Slocum, jerry: VICA, Wrestl5 Basebl 10,11,12 Smith, Bruce Smith, Dan: Footbl5 Bsktbl5 Basebl5 Speech5 DECA Smith, Lisa Smith, Timothy: VICA 11,12 Solano, Diane: DECA 11,12 Solis, Kenneth G.: Chr 11,125 Madrgl 11,12 Sorenson jill . ,5 , 173: Spano, jack I ': Spisak, Paul 3 Spiva, Mark: Bsktbl 10,11,125 DECA 11,12 FCA 115 Psy Cl 12 Sprague, Diane Lee: FBLA Starkel, Stacy Steadman, Tom Stefanski, Gail M.: FBLA 11,125 Yrbk 125 FBLA Dist, St. 81 Natl. Conf Stegman, john Stephens, joseph Stevens, Mark Stone, Kim Stoutenger, Gary Taber, Pam: HERO 125 FHA 12 Taylor, Chuck: Basebl Taylor, Letta: Flgtwlr 10,11,125 Mrch Bd 10,11,125 Psy Cl TenEyck, Robert: Footbl 10,11,125 Swim 10,11,125 Trk 10,11,12 Thomas, Ken Thompson, Doug Thompson, Ken Thompson, Will: CC 105 Bsktbl 105 Basebl 10,11,12 Tomeo, Michelle Torres, joseph D. III: Psy Cl Tranchina, jackie Tran, Long Trostel, Rock Unger, Kelly:Raiderette10,115Mrch 10,115 FHA 12 Valenzuela, Theresa Van Arsdale, Cody: Bsktbl 10,115 Trk 10,11,125 St Cncl 12 Vance, Roy Vander Vegt, Mitchell: DECA 11,125 Wrstl 11,12 Velasquez, Bridgette: HERO 1 Ver Schuer, jody: Psy Cl Victor, Eric: Yrbk Victor, Susan Vigil, Angie Vigil-Lopez, Georgina Vigil, Kit R.: Volybl 10,115 Bsktbl 10,115 Socr 10,11,125 Psy Cl5 Pd Puf 125 Homcmg Queen 12 Vigil, Vincent Viglione, Michael A.: VICA5 Psy Cl Viscarra, Greg Wade, Laura Wampler, Paul: Drama 10,11,125 Thesp 11,125 Footbl 10, Chr 125 Rnd Up 12 Ward, Charles: Footbl5 Trk Warner, Aufrey Wasia, Ron Watkins, Kim Webb, Marsha Wehlage, Brian: Drama 10,11,125 Thesp 10,11,125 Bd 10,11,125 Speech 11, NHS Weigandt, Diane: Pd Puf 11,125 FBLA Welch, Leslie ' tar 1, i Wendelin, Robert , L 02 Werley, Kevin West, Terri: Speech 10,115 Chr 125 Drama 12 White, jeff Whickman, jonna: Rnd Up Wigle, Nan Wilhelm, Rodney Willet, Donna Williams, Denise: FBLA 11,125 NHS 11,125 jr Esct Williams, jeremy: Psy Cl5 Speech williams, jerry Psy Cl Williams, Ricci Wilson, Andrew: Bd 10,11,125 Drm Maj 11,12 Wilson, David Wilson, Greg Winckel, Katrina: Chr: Shwstp Wood, jeff Wood, Kris: Footbl 10,11,125 Trk 10,11,125 NHS 11,125 St Cncl 125 St Cncl treas 12 Workman, Mary joy: Chrldr5 FBLA5 Pd Puf 12 Worth, Thomas j.: Footbl 10,115 Bsktbl 10,11 Woznick, Linda: DECA Yanker, Monty Yedo, Tim Yocum, Robert Yoon, lnja Mary: Bd 10,11,125 Photo Cl 10,11,125 Socr 11,125 NHS 11,125 Yrbk 125 Pd Puf 11,12 Young, Hazel Zahn, Terry Zamora, Andrea: DECA 12 Zangari, Tony Zavishlak, jeanette U Ziegler, jonathan 4 Zimbleman, Daniel A , Q -1 H ak .. ,z i ,,,,,q,, ,, Zimmerman, jill Zimmerman, Sheri: Pd Puf 11 30 29 -1.1-' 'g J L v Exuffzw , F LQEQ 5 1.. tk-221' M xuwgzx-GQ8 Q' 1u2:,u 5Z 4. g igwg'-9 742Q'fCf5E 3 fJASrX w,xfI'1 .,'r.,:gW5d9 -Q7 NY-rt 'P uf WET xl! 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' , 'T'iT fi' S' 1 or t W QMAO ' ttii The class of 1981 graduated at District 1150 TFV Vgyy V Stadium at 1 p.m., Saturday, May 30, 1981. ,sf i, i, WT' f' -e ,rrggi 1 itft ' TL 4. A , Y: my I il! Ami, 'th ,Knife V VZ ln, ,S . , f M1 4 My fi , .AIE f l 47 flllmf' WXNX Q yggfyggrgg f f NNN 1 X X S Mi RCEL .iszmaamzi