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

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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

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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