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

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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

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.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

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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.