Kent Denver School - Kentian Yearbook (Englewood, CO)

Text from Pages 1 - 138 of the 1973 volume:

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Beryl Brasch Steve Jenkins Vince Rivera Irene Abosch Gib Leibinger Bob Brown Perk Gibbs, Harriet Pearce Alice Knox Celby Lakas Michael Churchman Ben Cooper 3 4 3 S Hilary Carlson .13- , di- RSS. Jim Kenney Kathleen Stacey Sandra Gilbert Ed Connors Steve Crocker Randy Carey Nick Huston Helen Yeager Henry Blochlinger, Jerry Rivera Wilma Buchman -15 . Norman Clifford and spouse Aunt Barb Mary Adams Louise Strong Alnetta Evans Diane Flesh avi 'li 'S -19- Judy Graese fe 6 fl V6 Qi i :1 ..,..M.,.. MW. M, i. f zmwmf. i gy E 55 1 Pix. 3. ,. 3 SEVENTH G RADE A -li: -fe... QHVQ L KM. ,Q ,exft -85.1 ' wi? lr' Front row: Margo Mijares, Denyce Chavez, Stacy Pratt, Ashley Lyford, Andrea Allen, Karen Swett, Susan Shafroth. Back row: Lisa McKenna, Leslie Rainer, Nancy Loeffler, Ferah Hamid Wendy Manke, Kia Micaud, Gina Freudenstein. Far back: Sherrie Feller. -22- 'QQ 3' QQ.. ,Q Leila Stanley, Caroline lWi99Vl Kurtz, Ann Perry Becky Rumsey, Diane Churchman, Tina Bolle, Jane Charney Pam Hollenbeck, Pam Bondi, Karen Jensen X W . X, Kari Kay Andrikopoulos EIGHTH GRADE 1' Front row: Sarah Smith, Sally Lawrence, Karen Baker, Stacy lVlaresh, MelVle Blount, lVleegan Carey, Johanna Kelly. Standing: Robyn Weeks, Lissie Pingel, Susan Knox Back row: Erica Freudenstein, Wendy Jackson, Terri Heaton, Judy lVlarsh, Angie Ryer Gina Jorgensen, Erin lVlcHugh, Katrina Stacey, Marian Kemp, Kay Arbuckle. -24- Ann Johnson, Stacy Maresh, Nlolly Kent, Lissie Pingle, Lenni Koblischke 'VIR Terri lVlcKee, Chris dePourtales, Mancy Crosby, Gina Jorgensen, Terri Heaton, Kay Arbuckle, Molly Kent, Erica Freudenstein, Mr. Jenkins - 25 - Heather Shannon, Liz Valentine Front seated: Sarah Smith, Susan Knox Back seated: Ann Johnson, Erin McHugh, Marian Kemp Standing: Kay Arbuckle, Damon Matson, Chelsea Congdon, Nleegan Carey, Sally Lawrence. encore Nlancy! -26- Chris dePou rtales NINTH GRADE Anita Rosenthall, Beth Nloch, Denise Leveton Cindy Baur, Caro Richardson, Janet lVIay, Susan Palley Front: Guerin Fritzien, Martha Kent, Laura Kirk Back: Meg Washburne Allison Hickox, Meg Washburne, Jaquetta Harrell, Gusty Warden ii! Q! or !..!l! v-1 l 'l FT Susan Cooley, Sarah Kurtz Nancie Underwood, Meg English, Ann Mayfield, Jan Swanson -28- 1 l Katherine MacDonald, Sarah Chabot Abbe McKenna, Carrie King, Jan Thomas, Marne Jensen Jeanine Natterman, Roxy Goodin, Susie Albrecht Holly Hover TENTH GRADE Chris Buxman, Shawn O'Laughlin Front row: Margie Hoyt, Carol Griesedieck Back row: Sarah Koether, Libby Boucher, Elizabeth Peck Front rovv: Joelle Raichle, Melissa Hamilton, Laurie Davis, Sally Comfort Back row: Jenny Crane, Cathy Holmquist -30- First row: Jill VonKaenel, Gentry Claussen, Martha Hopewell, Jan Smedley, Emily Moore Julie Gilliam Second row: Liz English, Julie Rainer, Katie Mulvihill, Anne Gilman, Chris Buxman, Nancy Davis Third row: Anne Saltsman, Mary Berger, Judy Jeurink, Tish Hazard, Mary Hornby, Anne Watson Fourth row: Carol Blum, Lynn Nickerson, Dorothy Tarbox, Felice Haskell . Back row: Suzy Schirra, Ann Dafoe, Carroll Griesedieck, Debbie Hastings, Joy Alden -31- Cindy IVIcAlIister, Suezette Dickerson Nancy Davis, Pam Popeil, Ge Dill Janet Kemp, Tammy Emmanuel, Zane Aitken, DiDi Goodman, Betsy Johnson, Lisa Smernoff -32.. il-if I ELEVENTH GRADE Elsa Rosenkrantz, Jo Ann Burtard, Heidi White, ViVi Dunklee, Susie Cotton 1 On floor: Maureen Kelly, Missy Tillett Seated on couch: Alice Jump, Cordy Gould, Wendy Wolf, Ann Nicholson -33- Lois Toll, Lynn Paxson, Debbie Hewlings Standing: Robin Nelson, Mary Arthur, Vicky Goodin Rita Barnes, Cheri Toney. Seated: Julie Oisen, Paula Houston Standing: Chery Lavers, Lorraine Higbie, Leslie Lee, Sandy Turner, Diane Cotton, Paula Mann, Denica Schoonmaker Seated: Cini Carson, Annie Chappell lex-k.s.l, Sue Cavness Kym Haynes -35- Lisa Barlow -36- Debbie Welles, Mary Ellen Cuthbertson, Debbie Donoghue l Gayia Coleman, Misty Todd, Tracy Torrey, Patty Nlartori, Dawn Dykema, Karen Murphy, Sally Shafroth, Jane Livingston Jane Suekama, Nlelinda Tarbox Q fi f 5 Af, v Q 1 9-,W x,Li A is N wg, I Q L Mi 1 ii 5 3 A.- , if M Q ,r N W is ' ' if i X i Q? 5' J A f Q K 'yr in A, if 5 fe U nl I JYW a n wnf ',1, ' all M V , K x is , E i ...Z an Q Ll, V Q S Y K , L . x' if t - Erma-Q SIKA t V' 1 Q S we Q ' QAl wi . W af Ei x 5 am - 122 .W Jain . f --'Lfwgzi . N1 Q' Q 1 K .D A ' E r Q ' W J 5 , X E? W E v.. 5 'li Q 3 rf .' H Q I , r I x.. Q r Q Q 3 A A i 'L ,E D 4 S 4 I 2 AK 9 Q . S J 4 if , I Q I 72 5,51 - Max 'WSE ww - fm ,vvm x it G5Q' W6gsfg gif' X dv? pf fx, - .. , gk 5 1 ' w Z?3??ifdf- g w Kffik iqi.. 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Y' 1 pr Q w . gif KW W 'gf' ,' 5 LRXEX Q in X k X K is W wx - -.., k Q . , . A . ,1'.5.53i'V .. . iyt 15- - fs W-wsizfw - 4 , :.: qE:': - : v KA 5 S NM iff? V55 7 X J st- ,M , X vw Pi, s Q Q x xrwrsisxiifia H QQSQPQSWQTQQQ 33:1 xg, X Alison Ross Music is melody, caprice and harmony . . . an expression of many moods. lt has its own vitality, it takes its own shapes, awakening a varied response. -54- Annie Hopfenbeck A seashell can be hidden by the sand as it lies on the beach, but examining it more closely, one sees color shining within it and hears its beckoning sea call. Annie Sontag A still, cool mountain lake finds its joy in reflecting the beauty that surrounds it, and the life that pauses briefly at its shoreline. lt says a great deal about its world, but rarely reveals the secrets of its own depths. Beth Meyer A single birch in a pine forest knows the evergreens well . . . they surround her. Yet often they cannot fathom her airy, secret self For, unlike the pines, the birch knows the pain and the joy of the seasons. Beth Sawyer Infinity is a multitude of things . . . inexhaustlble and limitless. Carol Callaway Elusive and shy, the wind breaks into rippling laughter in a moment of light excitement. Cathy Blum For all that we admire her iridescent, ethereal beauty as we gaze at her, night after night, we do not know the star, but only the starshine, her yesterday. Cherie Greenberg The blaze of the fire eases the hardships of the night as it radiates warmth. Chris Hewit The fresh light of the sunrise heralds the rebirth of the day. Cindy Calvin The sand . . . so many, many grains, each an isolated actor in the dramatic shifting of the dunes. But one day, the transformation - the sand becomes the looking glass . . . the mirror which knows all. L-af, we :iii Cindy Fox Revealing hidden energy, the tranquil lake dives into a rushing waterfall. -54- 5 is Debbie Mitchell The still dawn is a new beginning,' unfolding from the night she offers a promise of fulfillment, a challenge to creation. De De Sargent If all were to vanish, leaving not a trace save Demian's fragile butterfly, the beat of her lovely, ancient wings would bring forth the winds of rebirth. She would once again fly precariously through creation, scarcely remembering whence she had come. Diane Lee The greatest resource of the ocean is not material but the boundless spring of inspiration and well-being we gain from her. Jacques Cousteau Diane Cotton The pebble is never alone as it lies on the sandy beach. l t has been carved from the mountain rock into a shape like no other. Ellen Toll We are not a muse Wi M Holly Hughes The rain forest thrives independently of the land around it, reflecting strength and grace within its mellow depths. The approach of a storm can be frightening, as the trees bend their branches to accommodate the wind. Jenny Tabor We cannot know the nature of the mushroom until we are daring enough to taste it,' for it sits quietly and elusively in shadow upon the moist forest floor. Judy Baxter T he truths of images become realities when the fantasies themselves are formed. Henry Marquardt Judy Sellers Standing tall beside the mountain, the rocks shelter a patch of snow from the destroying glare of bright sunlight. Kat Trueblood We watch the play of light and never really understand Sometimes, the light itself forgets. Now blue, now red or yellow or green, it flashes through the Universe until it begins to remember . . . to remember that all is light . . . white light. Kim Richardson living earth to comfort living water to heal living air purify radiance reveal. paul reps ..75- Laurie Ashley The glittering tip of the iceberg can only suggest what lies below in the depths of the sea. lts form constantly changes as it drifts with the tide. 'swf , M Q. as fi . ffiffl f,f5if'le531 W J Y f asiilifrs' A is Lesley Remsen f s', ' I X f 'mf+u il , A 'wwif Q f Wm F Y Man can only be in harmony with himself when he ' X. K 2. is in harmony With the Universe, which is the 1 X F ' 5' lm W ultimate good. R Q X ei -is-F.4f f1'f f jx ,1' 'V fa W-2 is 1 wh ..,f,,, ,. 4. ' 2. for F .ua-1104 l.,.g Q 'L AES. X ,Wi iz dv x 1 . N fx, X. gil Y A J. K me 'L KJ A ,. in gy ,fit-' Lisbeth Linley Time is but the stream l go a-fishin in. l drink at it,' but while l drink l see the sandy bottom and detect how shallow it lts thin current slides away, but eternity remains. Thoreau is Lynn Fritzlen Sometimes in the May rain I can hear my fingernails growing. paul reps Lynn Janda T here are more stars in Maine than anywhere else in the world. X Nlarilou Orendorff Silence and calm prevails. Then, as if moved by mere whim, the summer breeze cools the burning day. Mary Chanute The moon cereus, a white desert flower, blooms with unexpected beauty but once a year on a summer night. Mary Fowler lt is the curious custom of the arctic gentian to bloom at such a time and in such a place that none but those few who have come to know the shy flower's ways can know its beauty. ForA.N.F. Mary O'DonneII The moon peeks over the horizon, silently illuminates the sky, and then slips slowly out of sight before sunrise, Not until the tide rolls out can the moon's mystifying effect be measured. Michele Austin As the sunshine overcomes the rain, the light rays reflect and form a rainbow of many colors, some shining brightly and others barely perceptible. At each end is a generous bounty for all who seek it. Micky O'Neal Gazing at a sky full of clouds, one sees a field of different shapes and forms which drifts with the changing wind. . i . . I. I . , .1 Nfu' i'i':4,4gA2 hx, ix 2 Nancy Stevens The water travels down the mountains, weaving through the rocks and falling timbers. Soon it falls into a deep pool to rest before it is sucked to the surface and pushed over the edge to continue its journey. Patsy Alden The poppy yawns sleepily at the first sign of the summer sun and then bursts open, unexpectedly, in a midsummer splash of color. Peg9Y Haley ln the whole world l have no twin. But my face is not me - I am someone under the skin, someone others see only in glances. Even to me l am a mystery. Sullivan Randi Forselius The geiser shoots from the depths of the earth with unexplained energy. Rhonda Moore you've got to shake your fists at lightning now you've got to roar like forest fire you've got to spread your light like blazes all across the sky they're going to aim their hoses on you show them you won 't expire not until you've burned up every passion not even when you die. Joni Mitchell Sal ly Stephenson Its a late starting dawn that breathes my vision. lnhales and exhales the sound of waking birds and pokes ten miles of cold gray sky at a deer standing alone in a meadow. Richard Brautigan Sara Looms Pooh knew what he meant, but being a Bear of Very Little Brain, couldn 't think of the words. A. A. Milne Sheena Callander The wild sea tosses in waves as its cooling spray is lifted and falls again. Sue Hill The cloud can float freely with grace and subtle movement or proceed directly toward a goal. Susan Temple The fog settles quietly, enveloping everything with its mysterious but reassuring shroud. -96 Suzie Gilbert The Mud is in the Street The Lady has on a pair of Red Stockhvgs. She is Tryhvg to Cross the Street. Let us all give Three cheers for the Mud. Tracy Tempest The salty grey sunflower seed boasts nothing of its potential to produce the flower which turns from east to west, following the sun. Vicki Pope Water reflects the sunshine and the sky as it rushes from streams into the sea, flooding its shores with freshness and vitality. -sax Yen Yen Yin Earth's blue eye, the lake reflecting heaven's beauty, forever looks up. of a Knutty Klass Kooky Kandids D-D-I-E-S!!!! Dolly Dimples Yesss? May I help you? Lolita Lush -102- Don't I get a last request? What type blood did you say? Doesn't anybody have any Alka-SeItzer? ii? SWQYE '1 1 5 It These assemblies are murder!!! Hey, big boy, why don't you come up and see me sometime? 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