Lamar High School - Chieftain Yearbook (Lamar, CO)

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1968 volume:

f 52 ? 2 I Q S Z I i Z CHIEF EDITOR ASSISTANT EDITOR LITERARY EDITOR BUSINESS MANAGER IUNIORS SOPHOMORES PICTURES SPONSORS ,451 M-'28- 5 Q I fi 5 3 5 I 2 s 3 9 I 3 4 3 S -1 I g i I e S I Q E E 5 3 5 Unnoticed by many, the lovely old columns withstood the years and have remained in al- most perfect condition. LAMAR HIGH SCHOOL-- AN OLD BUILDING OF WEATHERED BRICK, STONE AND WOOD, WHERE FOR FIFTY-SEVEN YEARS STUDENTS HAVE GATHERED TO LEARN, AND WHERE LIFE- TIME FRIENDSHIPS WERE MADE. HERE OLD TRADITIONS HAVE BEEN KEPT ALIVE--HERE NEW ONES HAVE BEEN CREATED AS THE CLASS OF 1968 TURNED AWAY FROM THIS BUILDING OF MEMORIES AS ITS LAST GRADUATES, THE UNDERCLASSMEN TURNED ALSO- TO A NEW BUILDING OF BRIGHT BRICK AND STONE, ONE WHERE THE OLD TRADITIONS WILL BE KEPT ALIVE WHILE NEW ONES WILL BE CREATED Fifty-seven Years of Memories . Q' Qs' ii 1 D f if f D 1 s 1 ? , 1 , or 'W , ' 1 iit zx -.5 N , i rug. A , f ri? 1 1 'ight-.f5, -J ue. ,-iii, his 1 is ,si if fly? 'Q With the close of the 1967-68 school year the pages that the old Lamar High School building has offered to history are completed. Since it was built in 1911, Lamar High has seen 3784 students gradu ate, the smallest class being that of 1911 with 18 graduates and the largest that of 1968 with 145. When the doors closed for the final time, the students took with them the knowledge LHS offered, and none will forget . . . 'Tis the sign ofthe true and the brave. A Expression. . ' B , 1 K, Q if 5 S 3 Q 6 X ii is 5 32 3 Q Ti 2 5 5 Q 5 fi Q iz ut div LHS Student 1967-68, the year of success. Sharon and Jack led LHS with enthusiasm and determi- nation. Through their efforts and those of Secretary-Treasurer Kyle Peterson and her successor Judy Ply, everyone shared the re- ward of a memorable school year. The last homecoming ceremonies the old building will ever see were considered by many to be among the most impressive. Students also participated in Christmas ac- tivities, dress-up days, twirp week, and other events scheduled by the Student Coun cil. Look through these pages now and recall this, the last year for the grand old 1ady to stand. She had a good year, and in this book she shares with you her fondest memo- ries of 1967-68, the year of success. Body Leaders Jock Edling Sharon England PHE HOU! , ' 3fiFl'F.1T,u an llmlll' Autumn -i --.M mf 9' I2 of 1967 5-.4 Q rNI . . . the year is underway. Classes start session. Teachers and students become acquainted. EEF 'rHf I r ...--'A- ' L 'E 23 :si ':.? '.,' V' - ' f 3? This page sponsored by C LSL D RECREATION CENTER -... Teamwork in gulf Every Field -Ms I W '-'- ll... ' F 4211 N 1 t .flix X nv - v.wZ':nn.-,g:3 ' '-x X This page sponsored by CURRELL BUILDING CENTER Homecomin Floors . . . Signs . . . , f 44 1,17 X, S t Homecoming festivities took most of a week. First, all three classes and some clubs planned l floats and then found secret hide- onts in which to build them. How- ever secrets become known and there were threatened raids. Final ly all was ready for the big parade --even the faculty got into the act with a big sign. 3 al my if i M i X: if X I6 'L A Queen Crowned . . . o Fleming HL Queen Renee and her attendants, Trish and Gale were crowned by John, Gary and David. This page sponsored by -- THE BROWN LUIXIBER COMPANY g..f After a spirited pep rally the big L was lighted by Queen Renee. I0 Homecoming '67 'F' I8 se m Q L a M 4 14j'X '32 2 2.4 -,Xi ,. 1 5 4 aff? F' T A xx, E J S 454' M' fy- 'fV +R, I , Q R 'Ek ' ' . ' ' ' S 5, 1 ' Q' , u., M , . ' .' y .' H fx ' v- 1 5 5 42' A - , , W r 1 4 x . -. - 2 M k . , 5 X K Z ' v Ax .6 N . X Lf , . WE Q I lfww H03 -s, L , 'Q T YW, tlwg, A g eQ?'kkl?i'jm'fV', Zihynynvti, ' 1 1 if ,. Q fi ine as .'ff+Ef1? : 5 . - fL'f'4 KY gf 'ff f ff, W ja, V sb V q, , I -J 49 lg ,9 +V 4 30 3 TP g 5? G-2 U .4 It ,M Football Queen RENEE MARSHALL Attendants GALE BURNS TRISH DGLOACH This page sponsored by EUDORA'S l? 'Hr jg' g 'f 'I f'-'Wax' L 4 if W 4 'W Jw ,1 if QV? Of: ' -ai E X Savage Spirit! Pep assemblies help boost the spirit at LHS. .Q-,, J? amifh 4 x W 'Q , r. ifzy :Av- wk Mimi SS. rug ,. -i. 'WS 24 I in ,fi is ' f Q hi? Kyle and Mickey Kinton, a happy-go-lucky pair of retired jewel thieves, are asked to come out of retirement to help catch a current society robber. Their best friend, George Wooster, the detective, could not catch them though they were the most sought after of sophisticated thieves. There was also a love story, a divorce story, and a hilariously intriguing plot. Many juniors worked on the play including the stage crew of Larry Green, Mike Williams, Chris Colean and Cathy Weimer. Sound effects were done by Rodney Hawk, publicity was handled by Kay Golladay, Xf al Manning, Karen Mounring, Janie Roberts and Marilyn Young. Props were by Kyle Peter- son, Karen Miller, Shaleh Mason, Diane Mourning and Karen Kinter. Lighting by John Findlater, cos- tumes by Mary Bachman, Terri Eisenhauer, Julie Augustine and Donna Howerton. Make-up was done by Linda Reyher, Karen England, Vivian Scranton, Wanda Westhoff and Earleen Barnes. 'J 1 1 I Members of the production staff pictured are Keith Carlson, Deb- orah Cook, Larry Green, Tom Clark, Jim Bower, Scott Northrup, John Findlater and the Director, Mrs. Carol Engel. IU NIOR PLAY Director ----- MRS. CAROL ENGEL Student Director - - -DEBORAH COOK PM Double in Diamonds CAST OF CHARACTERS George Wooster - - - Maxine ----- - - - KEITH CARLSON - - - CELIA RISING Kyle Kinton - - - - MARY LEE CI-IRISTENSEN Michael Kinton - - - - - - Thelma Cassidy - - - Allison Cassidy - - Edgar Merritt - - Helen Findexter - - Wilbur Findexter - - Grant Chandler - - - - -----SIMHALL SUSIE BLATTNER - - VICKI EMBERTY - - SCOTT NORTHRUP - - - -JUDY PLY IIM BOWER THOMAS CLARK V A tree was trimmed--Homemaking girls displayed handmade goods during open house for Student Body. Jack presented roses to Mary. Happy Days! Miss Merry Christmas MARY SCHMITT Attendants LINDA STU MBO LOEEN HARTSHORN New Yeor Brings Renewed 'Interest in Clossef l. Dean holds the spotlight? ag-9 Ar1ybody's guess at what these four are doing. W, L. Soc Hop crowd. Obviously caught by surprise! W 40 ,I ,S 28 This page sponsored by s L , VALLEY GLASS COMPANY Sports . . . Clubs! Up go the signs! Pep Assemblies over - Sharon got soaked. Even the cleaning up was fun. What next, Seniors? Tigers? Juniors! --x 'yr ? I , lx , Ag X W , X ' , , X 1' mii' ',,b:, l ' , 112 ? ' , Q 2 X H-m,g f Voudeville Lives Again 'M' PRESENTED BY THE NOTE-ABLES 5 - Director ------------- Dix on Rose berry B CHOIR MEMBERS Debbie Bailey Phil Burdick Maryb eth Cavan agh Debbie Cook Glenda Davis John Findlater Mike Gyllirig Loeen Hartshorn Robert Hawk Rodney Hawk 50 Don Kellogg Janet McCanless Mike McPherson Karen Miller Carol Morrow Jeanine Stapleton Shirley White Charles Wilson Marsha Wilson Linda Wisler 0 f' l 1 6 31 i P-'ifef 6' STUDENT COUNCIL takes their turn with a hilarious skit for SAVAGES. ,.. Q3 3 xiiifs , l, as x .131 4 - w s i 7 5 x ' L Tension High at Peg Rally Prevrous To Drsrrrcr Tourney! 3 i i 9 9 Q .. L, . , 3 As 1 ij 'W--is Ss. X . 1. r , rrr This page p Cl by LAMAR SAVINGS AND LOANI PEP BAND p n high TENSION . TENSION Get that ball SAVAGES Basketball Queen SANDRA SURBRUGG ATTendonTs GAIL BLUM MARLA TOMAZIN This page sponsored by FIRST LOAN COMPANY Marmalade Skies Picture yourself in a boat on the river . . . It seems the smiling faces shown here are perhaps picturing themselves else- where. The 1968 Pep Club dance, an orange- blossomed affair where all athletic royalty and attendants were crowned, kaleidoscoped its way into the year's festivities. 9 S 3 ... :af GSE This page sponsored by COLE'S PRESCRIPTION PHARMACY INC. 35 WresTIing Queen RENEE MARSHALL I 36 ATTendcmTs SANDY HALL KAREN PREISSER This page sponsored by MARX MASTER BAKERS Athletic King A'fT9HdC1HTS SCOTT PETERSON JOHN HARTSHORN DAVE EDLING II: , inf This page sponsored by DEISHER QUICK CLEAN CENTER MOST COURTEOUS Mary Schmitt Silvey Franco FRIENDLIEST Trish DeLoach John Downing MOST SCHOOL SPIRIT Judy Ply Dean Hendrickson MOST SERVICE Kay Jones Scott Peterson MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Florence Hernandez Jack Edling BEST ALL AROUND Sharon England Gary Crawford 8 S? I . ,S: f M. Ti 1 1 l 8 E 1 fn 3 6, I Teacher Appreciation Day ,- Cake Walk Tw o H axtshorns - -Tw o Englands Flower Sale 1 Art Exhibit NHS Initiation and Tea X I Q X 4 kb- Qv ,tk T , .411 3 l ymcig -i lee fr ii- Q Kingpin - 'ffm t I wif? , ' 5 , r5'r- Sf, A Q A' i ' ' f x 1 if 1 pg. 'sa Q - -. W ff.. ' - - s - 15.- , ' Q g ,Ely s l - ' Hgsrs tf. at - ' ' ' :rw if Q , is y - fr I 0 4 it Q , . , I 2 Toby Kwimper was a zombie, and Holly Smith--well, she was growing up sneaky- like. Pop Kwimper and his lines--how com- patible they were with the reliable old ad lib. Dumb dames and hip poets, gangsters and gamblers, government agents and so- cial workers: the l968 Senior Play was presented to the Lamar public in early spring. The cast had a most enjoyable time, and the pictures on these pages show it. 40 Pioneer, Go Home 'Sims SENIOR PLAY Director ------------ MRS. DIXIE MUNRO 4 Student Director - - ---- LINDA STUMBO CHARACTERS Toby Kwimper ---- Pop Kwimper ---- Morristown Kwimper - South Orange Kwimper CHARLES WILSON - - DON STEVENS - - KATHY IDLER RENEE MARSHALL Holly Smith ------- - MARY SCHMITT Prop Girls - - - - PENNY CLARK SHARON ENGLAND Mr. H. Arthur King - - - - - PETE VARGAS Murph -------- Station Attendant - - State Trooper - - - Dump Truck Driver - - - A Fisherman ----- Alicia Claypoole - - Mr. and Mrs. Brown - A1 ---- Carmine - - - Blackie Zotta - - The Queen Bee - - The Stick Man - - The Sheriff ------ Mr. and Mrs. Jenkins - - The Tax Collector - - Gamblers and Hoods - - DAVID RIVERA DENNIS GOODMAN - - DAVID RIVERA - - EVAN SMITH DENNIS GOODMAN DEBBIE MOURNING - - - RITA JOHNSON IIM HOLDREN - DON DASHNER - - - ROY BAKER JOHN EINDLATER KATHY THOMAS - - - LEROY PAYNE SCOTT PETERSON - - DOUG BRIDGE DEBBIE HIGBEE - - - ROY BAKER .rx FW .. ,.,,.. wwe..--f-N 5 rx fi 'N rw 'V .elf Q' NJ This page sponsored by SCHOENITH OFFICE EQUIPMENT COMPANY INC Mr. and Miss LHS Appearance Citizenship Personality s JOHN DOWNING LOEEN HARTSHORN This page sponsored by MAYFAIR PLANTATION MOTOR HOTEL ALL CANDIDATES Ti Counting votes! SNS KM uvory NX gcwwng NX QQ. Clever skits for favorite candidates. 1968 STUDENT BODY OFFICERS D nw, ,.?,j'N . I A 9 Q . gg!! v x l . - -rv O 43 Love Is All Around ik I The banquet and prom was held at the Spreading Antlers Elks Club, Saturday, May 4. The Royal Party included king and queen John Downing and Gale Burns, ring bearers Gary Ply and Tammy Prersser the attendants Loeen Hartshorn, Renee Marshall, Dean Hendrickson and Clint Blum. They were escorted to the crowning area by Sophomores Gail Blum, Ann Turner, Mona Mills, Steve Lubbers, Jack Statler Dave Edling and junior class officers Val Manning and John Straily. 5 -1 V 'QB' -f-: ,i K h 1 ., i lv , .A mr: 'A' 1 r e Q rf r.,r y 'ii HF ? 7 j g T i r, 1 J-1, 5 D vp Q A ,,NA ,. ing' P is V 'Fri rrt VH 'V ' Qfffri i i Ll, I ...,,,, fl . ruth-am. - MV fill! M , '-fl ' H: W ' l , , M, 3,1 U it , I! J F if 44 Aki 1 r,tr Junior-Senior Prom and Banquet 2 f Q 11 1 Twirp Week WEIRD HAROLD DAY . .. SLAVE SAI Slave Aucuon Slaves for a day VCI' X ,11 .ai ff? 7 . ALM , V f'NXx ,Z-' SLAVE DAY . . . TALENT ASSEMBLY . . . PICNIC . . . TWIRP DANCE el- 'R Y Wi! S.v g 4. 1 .I 'F L an i i Q 7 L. no 4,4 L. 3 rg, v-nuv 'm f tr r 1 Ready for a dunking? W . . A A 5---',,, rgtfrsr K -- H as -W W .1 . M5 ,g. ' 3 - 'tlN55:f'l'1 ' ' 'F3?5?5fEQL':7 i ii , . ' Jimi uk I., I4 5, . A i V y lit' f--': , - ,illrf .. in his e r-59 '14, A.-R iv W in Y . s 1 .:- - V r t . r , ,L . , lr 4 1 -t' 4 X ,.. , . i 5 Y vi and l 4 Yi L J' 1' 'Al A W Guess Who L ' f L L 3 ,ggvr W rf' 48 .s Mary Garcia and Mary Lou Hernandez .,,. .1 if .M vw- X 5 f ' -1. 42: . , Ji. if V ' 'M fl ' W- or , W,-H , ,VN ir .X '. iwijry A . . xfw, V - W of-A1'a.2:aff,g X Tug of War . .. , - , J.. Twirp Week ended with a pool dance and the crowning of the Twirp King and Queen - Trish DeLoach and Charlie Wilson. This page sponsored by LAMAR LANES 1404 South Main 4 N Honors and Awards 3. A. R. GOOD CITIZEN AWARD ---- ------------- K ay Jones 3. A. R. HiStOry Award ------- ---- F lorence Hernandez .IONS CLUB AWARD - - ------- John Downing, Jack Edling Florence Hernandez, Sandra Surbrugg .AMAR MUSIC CLUB ------ -- ------------- Phil Burdick IOTARY CLUB MUSIC AWARD - - - - Loeen Hartshorn iIWANIS CLUB ARIAN AWARD - - - - Charles Wilson SOROSIS CLUB AWARD -------- ---- K ay 101165 SAUSCH and LOMB SCIENCE AWARD - - - - Sandra Surbrugg DEKALB AGRICULTURE AWARD ---- - - Stevan Haggard DUTSTANDING SENIOR ATHLETE - - - - John Downing DUTSTANDING GIRLS IN G. A. A. - - ---- Janie Roberts Lou Ann Campbell DANFORTH FOUNDATION AWARD, I Dare You ------ Trish DeLoach, Jack Edling DAUBER'S CLUB ART AWARD, Outstanding Senior Art Student - Trish DeLoach GALE LEE HANDWRITING AWARD ------ Marilyn Sawyer, Stevan Haggard ARKANSAS VALLEY ART FESTIVAL WINNERS: Blue Ribbons: Sally Senior--Oils, Bruce Turner-- Water Color, Linda Potter--String Design, Pat Place--Drawing. Red Ribbons: Sharon Rife--Wood Cut, John Findlater--Metal Sculpture, Bryan Suhler --Drawing, Theryl Bland--String Design, David Downing--Water Color, Allen Eckles--Wood Sculp- Delores Cramblet--String Design, Bruce Turner-- Water Color, Trish DeLoach- -Drawing. D.- ACTIVITY LETTERS: Seniors--Trish DeLoach, Sharon England, Mary Jane Hall, Florence Hernandez, Jack Edling, Kathy Thomas. Juniors--Celia Rising, Mary Lee Christenson, Judy Ply. NATIONAL PHYSICAL FITNESS AWARDS: Presidential Award, 85 percent on every test--Janie Roberts, Penny Austin, Sharon England, Glenda Hol- landsworth, Cheryl Midkiff, Aleta Haskell, Pricilla Hernandez, Linda Dieterle, Kathy Martin, Joy Repphun, Theresa Wright, Sheryl Buck, Lou Ann Campbell, Terri Eisenhauer, Karen England, Alice Schibbelhut. School Award, 90 percent average--Elaine Cockran, Cathy Phelan, Linda Stumbo, Gail Blum, Linda Wisler, Janet Riegel, Dee Ann Smith, Patty Snyder, Janet Johnson, Margaret Duncan, Cindy Gibson, Karen Harper, Debbie Henderson and Rebecca Sandoval. NATIONAL EDUCATION DEVELOPMENTTEST is taken by all Sophomores. These students ranked in the 90th percentile nationally: Kenneth Ander- son, Dan Briskey, Gail Blum, Debbie Bailey, Elaine Cochran, Mary Beth Cavanagh, Ron Dashner, Gary Davis, Carol Hieronymus, Manuel Herrera Jr., Grant King, Steve Lubbers, Laurie Mclvlillen, Dennis Mooney, Robert Miller, Cheryl Midkiff, Mary Munro, Patsy Place, Dean Suposs, Linda Sawyer, Jacque Shinn, Jeanne Surbrugg and Justin Young Jr. GIRLS STATE ------- Becky Rivera, Valerie Manning and Marilyn Young BOYS STATE ---- Mike Woelk, Scott Northrup, John Bogart, Steve Harms, John Lefferdink, David Brase, Mike Williams, and John Hartshorn 49 ture. White Ribbons- Debbie Guthrie--Water Color, Wi? Seniors Enloyed The Gome Room ot Port Y X I 1 ix X X 'T N wg Ai! 1:1 Orgoniz LHS Bond Provides Eniertoinmeni lk 23 CORNETS Bogart, John Bosley, Shon Grett, Elmer Jimenez, Paul Likes, Greg Lubbers, Steve Melton, Mike Northrup, Scott Stephens, Don Vargas, Pete TROMB ONES Atkinson, Gary Edling, Dave Hawk, Rodney Kier, Don Melton, Kenneth McCarty, Lyle Reifschneider, Gale Suposs, Dean BARITONE SAX OPHONE Mickey, Janie BARITONES iEdling, Jack Ray, Bobby FRENCH HORNS Cavanagh, Mary Jones, Kay Midkiff, Cheryl BASS Bailey, Debbie PERCUSSION DelHierro, Mike Tague, De Etta Weeks, Tim iWilson, Charlie Pierson, Carol Terrill, Sherry OBOES Burns, Gale Rising, Celia CLARINETS Anderson, Val Augustine, Julie Ausmas, Greg Baker, Anita Burdick, Phil Colean, Chris Davis, Glenda Eisenhauer, Terri Gifford, Margie Hall, Sandy 'Hawk, Robert Manning, Val Oberwortm an, Jane FLUTES Stapleton, Jeanine TUBAS gchristenseu Mary Tomazin, Marla 'Carlson, Keith Fife, Jennifer Iilwtlerl' Winilell ie e, in Haynes, Clell Golladay, Kay er a Hernandez, Pete 52 Miller, Karen BASS CLARIN ETS ilfelter, Julie Hubbard, Diane Leathers, Debbie ALTO CLARINET Ply, Judy TENOR SAXOPHONES Adams, Sherri Hartshorn, Loeen Lloyd, William Mourning, Diane Surbrugg, Jeanie ALTO SAX OPHONES Higbee, Debbie McKibbon, Tom iReish, Don Senier, Sally Thompson, Nancy :Indicates First Chair This Page Sponsored by LAMAR AUTO TRIM 86 GLASS A 84 B BODY SHOP ond Meons of Expression SUPERIOR RATING AT CONTEST Lamar High's marching and concert band, a sixty-nine member ensemble conducted by Mr. Thomas Main, gave its 1967-68 audience enter- tainment at football game halftimes and at winter and spring concerts. Receiving a one minus rating at the Colorado Instrumental and Vocal Musical Festival held in La Junta in April, the band demon- strated the talent needed to earn its many favorable comments. DEBBIE HIGBEE Twirlers SHERRY ADAMS I This page sponsored by DOLSEN MORTU ARY i All State Choir Loeen Hartshorn, Marsha GirI's Quartet Marsha Wilson, Debbie Cook, Jeanine Stapleton and Janet McCanless were always ready to perform. Their clever Beauty Shop Quartet was much in de- mand. 5 fg its . T S J J nyry r 'ft raaya F ' f Wilson, Rodney and Robert Hawk were selected to attend the All stare Choir held at the University of Denver. 5 t 5Ulb ' 1 '9' All State Bond Robert Hawk and Phil Burdick, LHS clarinetists attended the Seventeenth Annual Colorado All State High School Band held at CSC in Greeley. Robert, who participated in the 1967 Top ofthe Na- tion Band was selected for the same honor this year. This page sponsored by MCCANLESS LIVESTOCK COMPANY 55 The Note-Ables T ,, li S 1 1 i NOTE-ABLES: Back Row - Robert Hawk, Debbie Cook, Mike Gylling, Phil Burdick, Charles Wilson, Marsha Wilson, John Findlater, Don Kellogg, Mary Beth Cavanagh, Rodney Hawk, Janice Snyder, Deb- bie Bailey, Glenda Davis, Jeanine Stapleton, Carol Morrow, Janet McCanless, Mike McPherson, Loeen Hartshorn, Linda Wisler, Karen Miller, Don Stephens and Scott Northrup. . ',1,r I2 1 , .i,.z,in,1 Q V , f W W f -J Janette J f.-. J ,wwf '. .x - x 4 The only l rating in 27 choirs was given the 'f' f il C Varsity Choir, known as the Note-Ables, at the V Colorado Instrumental and Vocal Music Festival in La Junta. Directed by Mr. Dixon Roseberry, the choir has given several concerts for the public and many pro grams for clubs and civic organizations. On tour they performed at McC1ave, Las Animas and La . Junta lligh School. Their production of Vande- ville Lives Again was outstanding. This page sponsored by Members of the Varsity Choir Note-Ables MICKEYS GROCERY clown during break at the La Junta Music Festival. 56 ra- J . an if 3' J ff J L b' , 4. V 2 9 ,V J E' J ,A in 1 33 Student Council 232 -3 1 COUNCIL MEMBERS: Sharon England, Jack Edling, Scott Peterson, Mike Woelk, Greg Likes, Cary Hub- , bard, Bruce Turner, William Lloyd, Debbie Bailey, Jeanne Surbrugg, Judy Ply, Trish Deloach, Kathy Erickson, Joy Repphun, Cindy Alonzo, Renee Marshall, Brenda Hall, Ann Turner, Florence Hernandez, Laurie Mclvlillen and Linda Potter. Absent for picture: Kathy Thomas, John Strailey, Dennis Briskey and Mitch lfletcher. The Student Council promoted a year of fun with many profitable and worthwhile activities. Two of the main events were Homecoming and Twirp Week. Karen England, Don Rohlman and Laurie Mclvlillen were elected student body officers for 1969, the first year in our new building. lx .. X I NX at Q ,T ,,,, Q , T ii, SPONSOR--Mr. Ted Geringer The Executive Board consists of the student body officers, the president of each class, and the council sponsor. 57 ' ' L 4 ' 7 7 Senior Seminar Sus: Sponsored by Mrs. Judy Arnold, the Senior Seminar met twice a month, to discuss timely issues and opinions. The group traveled to the University of Denver in the fall for a conference on Red China, and in the spring the members journeyed to Colorado University for the World Affairs Week. Pictured are Jack Edling, Florence Hernandez, Sharon England, Will Lloyd, Scott Peterson, Pete Vargas, Mari- lyn Sawyer, Kathy Thomas, Darrell Finney, John Down- ing, Trish DeLoach, and Sandra Surbrugg. New initiates were Celia Rising, Linda Steinley, Marilyn Young, David Brase, Scott Northrup, and Mike Williams. V a .....a,r,-. ,,, .1 aa, .a,,5v-5 ,,,es ,.,, ,,-.r fw3l.,,3g mi :rr A ,rsr Zbjfrgfvg-1 , L' 'rw f s' '- r . ,M an H , infix 2 i if ,vga P ,P ,. X X . W ,tg 2 A' , ,oy H J' Q 1 Af 1 1 f' fi- Mr. Rocco speaks to NHS JUNIOR INITATES Mitch Fletcher John Hartshorn John Straily Don Rohlman John Bogart Mike Williams Bruce Turner Stephen Harms David Brase Karen England Marsha Wilson Celia Rising Marla Tomazin Marilyn Young Mary Lee Christensen Mike Woelk Greg Likes Scott Northrup lb. fri? SEN1ORSg Lou Ann Campbell, Trish DeLoach, Jack Edling Sharon England, Stevan Haggard, Brenda Hall, Mary Jane Hall, Loeen Hartshorn, Florence Hernandez, Kay Jones, William Lloyd, Scott Peterson, Marilyn Sawyer, Mary Schmitt, Kathy Simler, Sandra Surbrugg, Kathy Thomas, Pete Vargas. Notionol Honor Society L, ii, v J ling! .'f.-fi . i'.'1w L- S - 109'- dqw mL,. -J-V ,af .,.-- if' ls 5 t ..iL R mf' r -...-nov J Editor Kathy Thomas and co-editor Linda Stumbo check the copy for the 7th edition of the CHIEFTAIN. ,IAVVI . , ,4,-,wWWWWNMWMW,,MW ,,,,,,,. '..,, C Savage Chieftain Published eight times during the year, the Savage Chieftain helped keep students aware of school activities, pupils who had been cast into the limelight, and views of the administration. i ' Ed Snyder, Gary Crawford, Doug Bridge, and Wayne Vin- cent gathered sports news. Section editors Penny Clark, Jane Roberts, Brenda Hall, Sandra Surbrugg, and Gary Crawford study an issue of the paper. This page sponsored by PEERY ELECTRIC COMPANY 60 I 8 Ear' 2 ' r X S i pp-vs-f Sponsor Virginia Downing has I won many journalistic awards W 1,1 p l. 52? is . U . -AY' 1968 Chieftain EDITOR -------- ASSISTANT EDITOR LITERARY EDITOR - BUSINESS MANAGER IUNIORS ------ SOPHOMORES - - PICTURES - - SPONSORS - - - - - Kay Jones - - Linda Stumbo - - Kathy Thomas - - Sandra Surbrugg - - -Julie Augustine Wanda Westhoff - - - - -Alera Haskell Mary Beth Cav anagh - - - - -Larry Green Billy Johannsen Mike Williams Rodney Hawk Mrs. Lois Applegate Miss Gloria Embry we X -015. 'nk EDITOR--Kay Jones Sandra Surbrugg, Kay Jones, Kathy Thomas, Linda Stumbo Julie Augustine, Alera Haskell, Wanda Westhoff me - K A H Il Mike Williams, Larry Green, Bill Johannsen K E .ht A , Jyy 5 1 w A This page sponsored by GUARANTY ABSTRACT COMPANY wg PRESIDENT - - - - Y I VICE PRESIDENT - - SPONSOR ------ ILA Red Cross members packed 100 pounds of small gifts to send to U. S. fighting men in vietnam. -11...-. 'y X. . ii Ii KJ? , . 4 fi . 1. . ,T ,W,, , , I 1 . web, r. - ' Every Monday night throughout the year members met at Mel- vin School to help the teachers prepare work for the week. This page sponsored by WOOD FUNERAL HOME 62 ap- Junior Red Cross - - - - Kay Jones Mary Cavanagh - - - - Carol Hieronymus SECRETARY ----- MEMBERSHIP CHAIRMAN - - - Cheryl Midkiff PROGRAM CHAIRMAN ---- Mary Christensen - - - - Mrs. Ruby Etter N 4. r 'I .. swivel' ig? f X 255s J A-14. -'Ze ef yy x ' M , X ,WV ,, ff' - --E tl A if-ixi-...v . .. Candy Stripers PRESIDENT ---- - - - Mary Beth Cavanagh VICE PRESIDENT - - ------ Cheryl Buck E SECRETARY - - - TREASURER - - ----- Kay Mullens SPONSOR - - - - 'X Q ' Wy 4' jeff E U ,, , ' gp Candy Striper officers acted as hostesses for the tea. Mrs. Catheryn Loss represented the Ameri- can Legion Auxiliary. - - - Kathy Martin Mrs. Celia Kennedy MARY BETH CAVANAGH r ff Janie Mickey was presented an award by Sister Mary Columbia for a total of 208 hours in one year. , 44 W' . -1 T . E a t K 14, E w W ily p I o 'tV 4,2 E , t . 1 1 N . Q 1 ' , A fy fy 5 ivy 1 A , L' ! at 3 gr , ' g R5 5. 3 1 it l , at V A. tw' it 3, 4 if 'X 'w 5 at if 5 Q i 5,1 12' g S Ki AL 1, It i ., 1' it ,f fi wry, H K ' U 3 M invite ,Shri at I Kathy Martin, Paulette Wray, Janie Mickey, Laura Gittings, Linda Steinly, Cheryl Buck, Kay Mullins Debbie Warn, Mary Beth Cavanagh, Betsy Emick. Future Farmers of America PRESIDENT - - - - - - - VICE PRESIDENT - - SECRETARY - - - TREASURER - - REPORTER - - SENTINEL - - SPONSOR - - - - Dennis Lucas - - - - Bob Smith - - Don McPherson Stevan Haggard - Ancel Malone - - - Ray Dodge Mr. Allen Nelson STATE FARMER NOMINEES--Ancel Malone Stevan Haggard ,wisp by as J SUPERIOR IN STATE LIVESTOCK TEAM Gary SUPERIOR IN STATE POULTRY TEAM--Leslie Mauch, Gfamblm' Jim Sherwood' David Bfase Clinton Langdon, Mr. Nelson a.. ,.,,r I ., S gf R JV' ' S .1 'Mr FFA SWEETHEART Karen England Ancel Malone with bull and Stevan Haggard with Grand Champion York- shire Barrow, both shown at National Western Show. wemnrxfng Q O vb , C, gg 1, 2 E, I 25' ih 9 9: o e 491 wo D HO CHAPTER OFFICERS 1 , ,r 91 L PRESIDENT ----- - - Alice Segura 4, 0 VICE PRESIDENT - - - Barbara Ortiz NEW SECRETARY ----- - - Sylvia Ledesma TREASURER ----- Debbie England DEGREES CHAIRMAN Nancy Thompson I S PARLIAMENTARIAN - - - - - Penny Finney K , A J, l HISTORIAN ----- ' - - - Carol Morrow ' .3 5 B jf- 7 gf 5' SONG LEADER - - - Charlene Zordel I :g S' aj iff REPORTER ----- - - - Wanda Nidey Q 'T 1 A PHOTOGRAPHER - - - - Ian Eennger yty ry SPONSOR -------- Miss Lina Lee Gilbert .' . ' my ' . ai I V f DISTRICT INSTALLATION CHAIRMAN - - - - F ' X V Wanda Nidel' ra W If ' 5 ,. -' 7 Liii 'R A rf x ' we N-Q l i X C ,fl ' I r'.rI g - I 1 l l! . r ! A - .ff 5 Ni I A Family Living girls helped with the FHA flower sale and cake walk. Six girls with their sponsor, Mrs. Gilbert MEMBERS Barbara Ortiz Alice Segura Jan Bolinger Nancy Thompson Rita Johnson Sandra Cook Wanda Nidey Carol Morrow Sylvia Ledesma Delores Martinez Donna Howerton Linda Steinley Pricilla Hernandez ABSENT,-- Debbie England Anita Hernandez Janice McCorkle attended the State Convention in Fort Collins. .ak This page sponsored by BEST BET SU PERMARKET 4d 65 DECA Students and Place ot Employment 'Eine ztwtt g Esther Herrera- -SAFEWAY .3 Sherry Erickson--COAST TO COAST STORES Vada Murray--CINDERELLA NURSING HOME ttuxntxutmg - x,,,,! Joe Zamora--LAMAR DAILY NEWS Gary Caddick--BROWN LUMBER COMPANY Drema Smith--MARX MASTER BAKERS DECA Club Mr, Joe Drinkwater Mitch Shields Gary Caddick Jesse Herrera Gary Riegel Mike Knop Jim Morris Joe Zamora Dan Ellis Bonnie Phelan Jane Creekmore Linda Place Trudy Randle Shirley Freed Drema Smith Sandy Freed Linda Eldridge Martha Williams Jeffa Johnson Sherry Erickson Linda Coberley Esther Herrera Linda Creekmore wp A E- , W J ,4 ' S5 I ,, L ,ffl . A WM pp, 5 DECA OFFICERS PRESIDENT ---- -------- E sther Herrera VICE PRESIDENT - - - - Joe Zamora SECRETARY -------- - - Drema Smith TREASURER --------- - - Shirley Freed PUBLICATIONS DIRECTOR ------ Linda Place PARLIAMENTARIAN ------- Jane Creekmore HISTORIAN ----- - - Linda Creekmore SPONSOR ------ - - Mr. Joe Drinkwater s ' , Q 9 This page sponsored by COAST TO COAST STORES Tom Clark Larry Green Steve Harms Don Kellogg Bobby Ray Chess Club . Mr. George Demas - - - - SPONSOR Mike Williams - - - - SECRETARY VICE PRESIDENT - - PRESIDENT Spanish Club Scott Peterson ------ PRESIDENT Sally Vargas ---- VICE PRESIDENT Mary Vargas ------- SECRETARY Mary J. Camacho ---- TREASURER Miss Madge Sanchez ---- SPONSOR K, T Vw do Q VH. fli' 'I XJ I rg I I Librorions Very Active --.Q,,.-Q Another Clever Bulletin Board gf Valerie Anderson, Sally Senior lla SENIORS AND OFFICERS Mary Munro -------------- PRESIDENT LeAnn Davis - - - ----- VICE PRESIDENT Underclassmen with their sponsor, Mrs. Sally Senior ------- SECRETARY-TREASURER Hook' Mrs. Laurlne Hook - - -------- SPONSOR 68 JUDY PLY MARLA TOMAZIN SANDRA SURBRUGG RENEE MARSHALL MARY SCHMITT SHEILA HENDRICKSON 3 1 J MA W. X ., . .. . K , w I 3 6 A , Z Senior Sovogeffes CHEERLEADERS: Sandra Surbrugg, Renee Marshall, Mary Schmitt Junior Sovogetfes CHEERLEADERS: Marla Tomazin, Judy Ply, Sheila Hendrickson This page sponsored by FLORA REXALL DRUGS Sophomore Sovogettes N Pep Club Bocks Teom All The Woy SAVAGETTE OFFICERS .3 PRESIDENT ------ Trish DeLoach VICE PRESIDENT - - - Kathy Thomas SECRETARY ---- Debbie Mourning TREASURER -------- Sandy Hall SPONSOR ---- Mrs. Dorothy Edliug This page sponsored by GOLDEN ARROW COURT T Girls Athletic Association unc Q1 Www ily. K J. . Miss Jimmie Burnett - SPONSOR Lou Ann Campbell - - - - - PRESIDENT Loeen Hartshoru - - VICE PRESIDENT Laurie McMi1len - - - - - TREASURER Trish DeLoach - - - - HISTORIAN Sandy Hall - - - - - SECRETARY ill' Q x These girls have been playing speed away. ntromurols SOPHOMORES: Linda Dieterle, Debbie Coats, Cindy Gibson, Laurie McMillen, Jody l-iaun, Cheryl Midkiff, Joy Repphun, Kay Mullins, Pat Mullins, Gail Blum. Jeanne Surbrugg, Margaret Duncan, Monette Franks, Ann Turner, De Etta Tague, Mari- lyn Ratslaff. JUNIORS: Debbie Henderson, Jackie Willard, Sandy Hall, Karen Preisser, Susie Blattner, Shaleh Mason, Linda Reyher, Sheila Hendrickson. Danna Cochran, Wanda West- hoff, Janie Roberts, Earleen Barnes, Karen England, Mari- lyn Young, Terri Eisenhauer. SENIORS: Kathy Sirnler, Mary Schmitt, Lou Ann Campbell, Sharon England, Trish DeLoach, Loeen Hartshorn, Sandra Sur- brugg. Susie Martin, Cheryl Buck, Debbie Stecklein, Penny Clark, Winnie Mitchell, Vicky Rouse. This page sponsored by TEMPO jf, W9 6: rg' ,fm JS, , if L Club EQ in LHS LETTERMEN helped in the promotion of school spirit in many ways this year. They provided a portion of the Pep Club transportation to out-of-town sports activities which was much appreciated. By pouring their efforts into a pancake day, two successful dances, a pop bottle drive, and a slave sale, the club members helped purchase a ten place weight machine which will be used by the entire athletic department in the future. They sponsored a successful picnic honoring the Pep Club and the faculty as their last activity of the year. Mr. Dick Buck was sponsor of the L CLUB. This page sponsored by QUINN OIL AND GAS COMPANY 'S i wit: . its .Jaap Y ,,,.. 'N S 75 Senior Vorsity FELIX ALVARADO QNO picturej - - - - Halfback CLINT BLUM - - -- End GARY CRAWFORD ------------- TaCk1e All Southern Colorado League DANE DOWNING --------------- End All Southern Colorado League Honorable Mention JOHN DOWNING -------------- Center All Southern Colorado League JACK EDLING - - - - - Tackle PAT GITTINGS - - - - Guard MARK HERBERT - Halfback WILLIAM LLOYD - - Guard RICHARD MILLER - - - - Guard DON REISH ---------------- Tackle All Southern Colorado League SKEETS ROHLMAN - - - - Quarterback EDDIE SNYDER --------------- Guard All Southern Colorado League Honorable Mention PETE VARGAS - - - -Guard SAVAGES SAVAGES SAVAGES SAVAGES 'SAVAGES 'FSAVAGES i SAVAGES 'BSAVAGES 4' SAVAGES SAVAGES END SEASON WITH 4 WIN 4 LOSS l TIE RECORD Widefield - - Guymon - - Harrison ------ Cheyenne Mountain La Junta --f--- Alamosa - - Roncalli ----- Pueblo County - - Canon Abbey - - ' League Games l .Q .- , , A jr KL f J A I 1 .S . ga K 2 I Ie'I X7 Q , A ' g 5 I ' L' 1.-38:5 , M: y H - n 'o or CO-CAPTAINS-- John Downing Don Reish DEFENSE-OFFENSE TEAMS 1 - Pat Gittings, Clint Blum, Mark Herbert, Don Rohlrnan, Skeets Rohlman, Gary Crawford, Felix Alvarado David Downing, Don Reish, William Lloyd, John Downing, Eddie Snyder, Jack Edling, and John Strailey Sdvuges Second In SCL w . .,,. - 4- ' , ., V VN, ..,., . . ,A ,W I ' 3, ,N , 4' n, VARSITY: Jack Edling, Clint Blum, Don Reish, Pat Gittings, Dave Downing, Don Rohlman, John Hartshorn John Strailey, Skeets Rohlman, Dave Brase. Middle Row--John Downing, Fred Mitchell, Eddie Snyder, Jim Sherwood, Will Lloyd, Robert Miller, Mitch Fletcher, Kim Clark, Malcom Herbert. Front Row--Steve Lub- bers, Calton Mills, Richard Miller, Dave Edling, Mark Herbert, Jack Herndon, Bob Wilger, Gary Crawford, John Bogart, Rex Hays. JUNIOR VARSITY: Steve Knobbe, Fred Mitchell, Malcom Herbert, John Hartshorn, John Bogart, Rex Hays, Dean Supposs. Middle Row--Steve Heinson, Calton Mills, Kim Clark, Ron Dashncr, Greg Betz, Tim Weeks, Mike Lingreen, Jim Claybrook. Front Row--Buddy Young, Leslie Mauch, Mike Franco, Eddie Carter, Robert Miller, Steve Lubbers, Dan Yoder, Kenny Anderson, Max Anderson. MANAGERS Roy Baker Steve Sunday di' lf 4 J, BOGART Ir Lamar High Savage Football Squad carried through the 1967 season with a 4-4-1 record. The team, coached by Larry Bride, won three league games, lost one, and tied one to end up in second place in the Southern Colorado League. Although twelve players were lost through gradu- ation, the prospects for the 1968 team appear good. It was a pleasure working with the squad, and I thought we showed a lot of improvement over last year, said Bride. HEAD COACH - - LINE COACH ---- DEFENSE COACH - - - - J. V. COACH ---- Larry Bride Dan Temple Richard Buck Ron J ackson go D. BRASE If. D, EDLING SO. Guard Haliback M. FLETCHER JI- J. HARTSHORN Jr Halfback End or Tackle ... 1. .QU J . HERNDON Ir. Halfback Quarterback C. MILLS Jr. , 19 D. ROHLMAN Jr. F ullback Tackle J. SHERWOOD I ,va I. STRAILY JI. B. WILGER Ir. End Tackle 79 I Mr. Richard Buck talks with boys during time out. L. Pt This page sponsored by STEWARD MONUMENT COMPANY 80 f',L 1968 Varsity , I ,,, - - A , .. K ,, .K , SKEETS ROHLMAN JOHN HARTSHORN DEAN HENDRICKSON PAT GITTINGS DON ROHLMAN osketboll Coach its 4' JOHN STRAILEY SCOTT PETTERSON CLINT BLUM TROY BRAZELL CALTON MILLS ' This page sponsored by SOUTHEASTERN COLORADO CO-OP Seniors L. '1 f-'+.W+r . . CLINT BLUM Pueblo East Springs Palmer Springs St. Ma.ry's Yuma Dumas, Texas La Junta Guymon, Okla. Pueblo County Roncalli Q ! ... DEAN HENDRICKSON SCOTT PETERSON 13 WIN--4 LOSS RECORD Canon Abbey Alamosa La Junta Guymon, Okla Pueblo County Roncalli Canon Abbey Alamosa Junior Vorsity MR, DENNIS BRUNS--Coach Ile Gale Reifschneider, Steve Knobbe, Bruce Hall, Tim Weeks, Jack Statler, Kim Clark, Bruce Turner, Buddy Young, Jim Downing, Manual' Herrera, Dave Edling. n,.4,,,,,.,f ii, , M, ,V , L V, ,V , f . ,,,, 4, I ,M This page sponsored by C 85 S MACHINE 85 AUTO PARTS INC. 1967-68 Co-Champions N Gary Crawford, Silvey Franco, Lyle McCarty, Fred Mitchell, Dennis Briskey, Wayne Vincent Mr Temple. Dan Yoder, Mike Woelk, Doug Bridge, Robert Hernandez, Steve Lubbers, Charles Wilson Gary Crawford--Just won a match. WIN-LOSS REC ORD Rocky Ford - - - - 19 Las Animas - - - - 0 Trinidad - - - - - 14 Canon City - - - - - 5 LaJunta--- -- 20 Liberal, Ka. - - - 20 Roncalli ------ - 7 Garden City, Ka. - - - 20 Harrison ----- - - 27 Alamosa - - - - - 19 Pueblo County - - - - 19 This page sponsored Lamar Lamar Lamar Lamar Lamar Lamar Lam ar Lamar Lamar Lamar Lamar by HUBBARD 8: BROWN STANDARD SERVICE STATION i GARY CRAWFORD - Senior 2nd District Overall Record 13-2 Outstanding Wrestlers CHARLES WILSON - Senior 3rd District Overall Record 10-6 SILVEY FRANCO - Senior 3rd District Overall Record 12-2-2 Won Wrestleback MIKE WOELK - Junior 3rd District Overall Record 9-4-1 ROBERT HERNANDEZ ' Junior 2nd District Overall Record 9-4 CRAWFORD, ERANCO, HERNANDEZ qualify for STATE This page sponsored by FARMER'S INSURANCE GROUP Junior Vorsity SOPHOMORE TEAM TAKES SOPHOMORE TOURNAMENT AT CENTRAL HIGH IN PUEBLO 127 Neil Sniff, Steve Heinson, Wendell Simler, Ron Dashner, Jimmy Claybrook, Larry Hallock, Rex Hays, Bob Wilger, Mr. Forner--Coach, Dean Suposs, Randy May, David Hilliard, Alfred Jara, Jim Sherwood, Robert Miller, Danny Briskey. QQ N' SQ, as .WM F This page sponsored by TRAIL EQUIPMENT COMPANY , ,W-ms , fig, .O 4.4 9. , A if XV: ni This page sponsored by the DONUT HOLE ,E 3 Q -it -., N flfn 1 1 H f vga.: :XLR HEX: CE '-' EB Ap 1 V- ,f .W . . - - ,- . . . . Manager--Roy Baker, Jim Downing, Richard Miller, Gary Crawford, Scott Peterson, Ed Saldana, Don Rohlman, Don Hagaman, Calton Mills, John Downing, Dean Hendrickson, Mitch Fletcher and Gary Hubbard. PITCHERS M G H f rtn , rnttn M 1 ttin X Hosta 'C CN in M 'QEJB Ri 9 wrii C G Q idii C d ll P R wp X11 . 'l it f ' A ,nf-M1 of doii , Z ..,, ww 'L W K - K K. ' s 'f ' R . G ttnt V tt t , tt,t rttn G to Gary Crawford Scott Peterson Mitch Fletcher LARRY BRIDE . . . Coach This page sponsored by DUCKWALLS 1 Second in Leogue With 9-3 Record y Q, I fe, ,, 5 l LHP .M-1 . '1 , 4-uk' 1 l I OUTFIELDERS: Jim Downing, John Downing, eM Don Hagaman, Mitch Fletcher. My Xi INFIELDERS: Ed Saldana, Gary Crawford, Richard Mil- h .une .r ler, Gary Hubbard, Calton Mills, Dean Hendrickson. 9 y H ,rE. y hh V m Nb,h Zh y mmih s , . N ,,.r rfr 1 if, , bbn! Q E , b E E Nr n, - LH Hg X fs- E 2 E M 'A' n J pill Hrfkf-3 Mn, gf'- . jo- ' Xie? ff .L , T ,.r.f I r YJ, - K LH gil!!! X -I .... V vm, My - - 'I N I Q ur. LS This page sponsored by SPROUTS CLEANERS if srroy 2, Q . , E 3 41 'w gm-.2 .. K..- ..,. x ng- u. 89 1968 r . : ,rs . 3,2- E3 as DENNIS BRU NS- -C oach Track ' r 5-Sv.. ' 5 .F 3? KEN ANDERSON TROY BRAZELL DAVE EDLING High Jump High Jump 440 Dash 21 Teams Bid to Lamar Relays fa 5,1 4 I ACK ED LIN G Relays E- 'ws ED CARTER Relays Hurdles Twenty-two boys turned out for track this year. They participated in six meets and the district meet at La Junta. Steve Harms, Larry Sandoval, Jack Edling, Dave Edling and Steve Knobbe went to State. The Outstanding Sophomore Award went to Larry Sandoval, while Steve Harms was given the Outstanding Trackman Award. JUNIOR CHAVARRIA KIM CLARK 2 mile High Jump TOM CLARK 2 mile HX 'lv it r K afi'Y-. Q. This page sponsored by PLATEAU NATURAL GAS I 'L 0 STEVE HARMS STEVE KNOBBE LYLE MCCARTY ROBERT MILLER FRED MITCHELL 880 Mile Relay - 440 Hurdles 440 Pole Vault Broad Jump nh 'L ,,.,us M V , T321 LJ? .. . ,,.L gl f,,... AM-, .A A 4 , -Y,,,,,, .X Q- - s'Lrme -' I-A fi A. 1 - si sis.: 3 TRS . 'R 4 3 5 ' L K4 A ., - B' 5 s i g., FTA A ,V .JM . L4 T f 25 T 5 is A ffi sw' ' A QV , -K , i 1 .K A Y t .mwxg W: V. .f 1 37: Q x LP.. art, b - 5 L fs, ww- - V J .r- ' . A , . , A 4,2 ml . , L' ,. .W ff , L ll it L5 :Lx sl.-.... e ph A fb X ' - tai Ngf-x .N 47 8. h ir -F I i s , 'A .B .14 1 - T ' -,-g V nee:--2-nz' if A 5, if M ' 4 sg Q EEEL +L eeee ' W.. A ' . V0'6, ,,.L 1,1 .Jfwaff . ,rm ...S L I w L-Q !.....4: My H 'n N We -44 .1 L .is I, L if Y. A A f' T gy ' 11 -Aff BOB RAY GALE REIFSCHNEIDER LARRY SANDOVAL STEVE SUNDAY TIM WEEKS 2 Mile Dashes Mile Dashes 880 wa AVL, This page sponsored by CONTINENTAL OIL COMPANY 9l Y may at i 1 .W WENDELL SIMLER . . . Trampoline 1 DAVID HILLIARD I f ' ' I f Q S ,,-.1. -L I I I l f LESLIE MAUCH JIM LARRICK g , . D ' , JW 5 HIQQ 6 1, 5 . . GREG BETZ M, me NEIL SNIFF ii ROBERT SMITH GARY DAVIS I I REX HAYS iw Q1 U5 fe, wwmmpmm-I IS E i Boys Gymnastics Jim Brantley, Neil sniff, Rex Hays, Randy Reyher, Randy Hays, Bob Smith, Robert Gibson, Gary Davis, Greg Betz, Steve Lubbers, Scott Northrup, Gary Hofmeister, Dan Adkins, David Hilliard, Leslie Mauch, Greg Ausmus, Wendell Simler, Jim Larrick, Dan Yoder. Mr. Ron Jackson--Gymnastics Coach. ,r 534: Nggaazt y ss., , . .f 0 , Z DAN YODER SATEVE LUVSBERS 1 1 JIM BR.AN'I'LEY All Around n Captai I' SCOTT NORTHRUP All Around Girls Gymnastics I nf? QV Q , v ' . M -s ' I T . A ' WINNERS IN DENVER AAU GYMNASTICS MEET: Lou Ann Campbell, Linda Dieterle, Terry Eisen- hauer, Janie Roberts. is ? sl , ,C Y- Af s x , .4 COLORADO SPRINGS DISTRICT WINNERS: Linda Dieterle, Janie Roberts, Gail Blum, Shaleh Mason, Freddy Dixon, Susie Blatrner, Kathy Thomas, Linda Stumbo, Trish DeLoach. BALANCE BEAM: Linda Stumbo, Shaleh Mason, Debbie Henderson, Susie Blattner, Sandy Hall, Lou Ann Campbell, Karen England, Janie Roberts, Connie Gibbons, Winnie Mitchell, Laurie McMi11en, Joy Repphun, Theresa Wright. This page sponsored by CARL'S AUTO REPAIR TEAM CAPTAINS Linda Stumbo - Trish DeLoach WINNERS IN STATE r E 9 1 w P 'rs' fi Q s' f N TT , . J LINDA DIETERLE Fourth Vaulting GAIL BLUM Sixth Vaulting LINDA STU MBO Fourth Advanced Vaulting 4 rw Q 'ik J FREE EXERCISE: Joy Repphun, Connie Gibbons, Marilyn Young, Trish DeLoach, Janie Roberts, Pat Mullins, Jody Haun, Becky Betz, Winnie Mitchell, Sandy Hall, Shaleh Mason, Susie Blattner and Freddy Dixon. VAULTING: Shaleh Mason, Susie Blattner, Trish DeLoach, Gail Blum, Debbie Henderson, Janie Roberts, Freddie Dixon,' Linda Dieterle, Aleta Haskell and Linda Stumbo. J PARALLEL BARS: Kathy Thomas, Stella Abitia, Janie Roberts, Susie Blattner, Shaleh Mason, Terri Eisenhauer, Linda Dieterle, Danna Cochran, DeEtta Tague, Cathy Phelan, Becky Betz, Cheryl Midkiff, Mary Catherine Wright and Joy Repphun, w 1968 Golf Greg Likes, Bruce Turner, John Lefferdink, Sim Hall, Mike Williams, John Hartshorn, Mike McPherson, Buddy Young and Mr. Phil Forney. Bruce Turner, John Hartshorn, John Lefferdink, and Jack Statler qualified for the District Golf Tourney in Pueblo. They ended a creditable season with their second place in Southern Colorado regular competitions. Mr. Forney was the coach for the 1968 golfers. Jack Statler was absent for pictures. This page sponsored by N CORNELIUS TRANSFER STORAGE J Bruce Turner, John Hartshorn, John Lefferdink 96 ix 5 MR. LEO G. IDLER MR. EDWARD R. SMARTT MR. JOHN A. SWENSON Vice President SGCICIKIY Treasurer Re 2 Boord of Educotion The Board of Education is made up of these men who have the responsibility of making the school policies and of seeing that they are carried out. They must see that Lamar youth get the best pos- sible education. This year the board has had the added responsibility of finaliz- ing the new high school building. The laying of the cornerstone took place May 9, with the High School Student Council in charge The importance of keeping up with modern trends in education is emphasized. In this connection Mr. and Mrs. Miller and Mr. and Mrs. Turpin attended the National Association of School Boards in Detroit. Also, all board members attended the State Association of School Boards meeting. MR. RALPH E. TURPIN President ' A-s..! MR, HARQLD WEBSTER MR. ROBERT W, EMICK MR. DONALD MILLER yd? Q ,, , CORNERSTONE DEDICATION Taking an active part in the dedi- cation were Head Boy and Head Girl, Jack Edling and Sharon England. New- ly elected student body leaders Karen England and Don Rohlman were present. Florence Hernandez, Chairman of the Student Council Dedication Com- mittee, read the contents of the capsule placed in the Cornerstone. Mayor Sunday, Re 2 Board of Education mem- bers, school officials, faculty and stu- dents witnessed the ceremony. 1 . Superintendent Lomor Public Schools MR. ALFRED R, YOUNG B. S. Baker University M. A. University of Kansas DIRECTOR OF CURRICULUM AND PERSONNEL MR. NORRIS A. NYE B. S. Colorado State University M. A. Colorado State College l00 HCV' DIRECTOR OF BUSINESS SERVICES MR. DONALD D. ATER B. A. M. A. Colorado State College Principcil MR. JOE ROCCO Mr. Rocco came to Lamar High School from Crowley County High. He has had a very busy year for along with the usual duties of our principal he has worked on the many problems connected with moving into a new building, Mr. Rocco received his masters degree from Western State College. we , Vice Principcil MR. TED GERINGER Mr. Ted Geringer served as Boys Counselor and Vice Principal He graduated with a B. A. from Western State College. Y? RIVER Counselors MRS LOIS APPLEGATE, Girls Advisor, B. A. from Western State College. MR. DICK GEARHART, Activities Director MR. GEORGE DEMAS, T. V. Technician MRS. CELIA KENNEDY: Public Schools Nurse R, N. by Diploma MRS. SUSIE BROWN: A complished artist, study hall supervisor. MR, RON JACKSON: Boys' Physical Education, B. A. from Colorado State College. I Physical Fitness Games on scooters develop skill. .pf-o kf MISS JIMMIE BURNETT: Girls' Physical Educa tion, B. A. from Colorado State College, M. A. from University of Oklahoma. Gymnastics were popular activity in both boys and girls P. E. classes. - The Key To Life! MRS. DIXIE MUNRO: English Iv, English III, B. A. from Western State College MRS. RUBY ETTER: English II, B. S. from Panhandle A 85 M. MRS. CAROL ANN ENGEL: English III, English II, Speech, B. A. Kearney State College. MRS. VIRGINIA DOWNING: Journalism, B. A. State University of Iowa. Mrs. Etter's English II Class at work. jx:- Mllnv -5 '1s,g,,.,,M nn! 9 4. J -. A v- f N..,' i . f' H li.- gf W' Librarians keep bulletin boards in lib and very attractive. , 1 I MRS. LAURINE HOOK: Librarian, l English II, B. S. Central Michigan University. MRS. DOROTHY EDLING: Titlel Reading, B. S. from University of Nebraska. MISS MARY SANCHEZ: Spanish I, II and III, B.A. from Adams State College. MRS. FLORENCE DOLSEN: Latin I and ll, B. A. from Parsons College. I'3.Iy CUIISHI NU F, ra if an Q mhxlaxi MR. DICK GEARNART: American Govern- ment, U.S. History, B. A. from Drake University. MR. RICHARD BUCK: U.S. History, American Problems, B. S. from Western State College. Preparation for Future Demands Knowledge Students in Mrs. Arnold's World History Class r r My , as fa WWJNEZIA A XX D MRS. JUDY ARNOLD: World History, American Problems, English III, B. A from Hastings College, M.A. from University of Colorado. of Histo -v 'rx M...Xn..af9 sl . MRS. MARTHA KERR: Algebra I, Math SUfVeYf Geometry, A. B. Algebra II students listened intently. from Colorado State College. Moth cmd Science n 5 , . r ' 1 z ' at .,-- - ,H ---lu' ' T- , . 6 kv Lf' MR. PHIL FORNEY: Chemistry, Math Survey, B.S. Northwest Missouri State College. Aux MR. DAN TEMPLE: Geometry, Algebra Il, Advanced Math, Physics, B. A. from Western State College. MR. DENNIS B-RUNS: Biology, B. A. from Western State Col- lege. 107 N X 54 I ...,,,, . Homemuking MRS. LINA LEE GILBERT: Homecoming II and III, Family Living, B. A. from Colorado State College. 64 'T fl: I - Q xo'-'Y I . 4.2 9' - It W jx 1 Y It f f I -1 lf, Q ' .JI f MISS GLORIA EMBRY: Art I, II, III, Crafts, B. S. from State Teachers College, Frostburg, Maryland. MR. THOMAS F. MAIN: Junior and Senior High Instrumental Music. B. M. U. from Manhattan School of Music. K B 4 x 1. x I . tl Bond ond Vocal Music ' '??I 1Y MR. DIXSON ROSEBERRY: Junior and Senior High Vocal Music. B. M. E. from Oklahoma Baptist University. I09 is J as . . - K nu of QW? -Assn, K .... Vocational Agriculture .49 MR. ALLEN NELSON: Agriculture I, II and Ill, B. S. from Colo- rado State University. IIO Industrial Arts MR. LARRY BRIDE: Woodworking I, II, B. S. Southern State Teach- ers College, M. A. from South Dakota State University. MR. GEORGE DEMAS: Woodwork- ing III, Mechanical Drawing, B. S. from Northern State Teach- ers College. 1. :z ' 1 la. Ag boys examine wild grass seed was , . , , , A c X I I 6 V. . . sf 'ffl' K ..,,. gun W i A g X MISS LYNETTE BROOKS, student teacher pictured with a shorthand student. Below typing students are shown taking a timed writing. fl ,--ww MISS LEE BARGER: Typing, Bookkeeping, Short- hand and Office Practice. M. A. from Colorado State College. .Y 1.,......-.--- MR. JOE DRINKWATER: Distributive Edu- cation, Consumer Economics, Typing. B. S. from Kansas State Teachers Col- lege. L..- III ,f i Secretaries 1 1 MRS. BERNICE SMITH Secretary to the Principal MRS. MONTA RANSDELL Attendance Secretary 5 - ,-,--, .ted 'Z'- MRS. AUDREY COATS MRS. VERA JOHNSON Secretary to the School Accountant Superintendent of Schools Q1-nl--fv- 'Q -S mfg' 1 '55- MRS, DARLENE MASON MRS. PAT HOLMES Secretary to the Secretary Director of Curriculum Custodians Groundskeeper MR. JIM MYERS MR. HILBERT ROWE MR. IVORY WILLIAMS A 'J X S I . L :ESQ ,O 1 '. L gi If or Y X 5 ' 1 , ,, . ' - xo coll: QQUWJ O 1 gm! I l n.. CLASS OFFICERS PRESIDENT -------- ---- A nn Turner VICE PRESIDENT ------ - - - Jim Downing SECRETARY-TREASURER ------ Debbie Bailey Looking Forward To 68-69 in New Building 9' fn MANY SOPHOMORES AMONG STUDENTS AT DEDICATION II4 'M One Hundred Ninety-four Sophomores Aaron, Julia Adame, Jack Adame, Tommy Adkins, Danie Anderson, Kenny Anderson, Max Atkinson, Gary Ausmus, Greg Babcock, Charles Bailey, Debbie Bamber, Jack Bentley, June Betz, Greg Blum, Gail Brann, Judy Briskey, Danny Brito, Jimmy Buchhagen, Leroy Canfield, Sherry Carter, Ed Castro, Joe Cavanagh, Mary Beth Chamberlain, Rhonda Chavira, Beatrice Clark, Kim Claybrook, Jimmy Coats, Debbie Coberley, John Coberley, Rose Cochran, Elaine Cook, Sandra Cramblett, Gary Dashner, Ron Davis, Debbie Davis, Dee Davis, Gary Davis, Gloria DeBusk, Gary Dieterle, Linda Dixon, Freddy Downing, Jim Duarte, Aurelia +5 2 1 ,ply- uv Duncan, Margaret Eddleman, Rick Eddleman, Shirley Edling, Dave Eirhart, Richard Elam, Eddie Emick, Betsy Erickson, Kathy Felter, Julie Fife, Jennifer Finch, Virginia Finney, Penny Fischer, Cheryl Fordham, Mike Franco, Mike Franks, Monette Freed, Jean Garcia, Jim .Qs Sophomores Active in Academics . .NA 1-A Gibson, Cindy Gibson, Robert Gist, Karen Gist, Harry Gonzales, Don Granados, Terry Gylling, Marilyn Gylling, Mike Hall, Bruce Hamilton, Bernard Hallock, Larry Harper, Karen Haskell, Aleta Haun, Jody Haynes, Clell Hays, Rex Headding, Roy Heinson, Steve Helton, Patty Hernandez, Anita Hernandez, Leo Hernandez, Pete Hernandez, Priscilla Herrera, Mary Clubs . 1 l .wa ,JP 1 59 I ' 0 LLLL LLLL L wg , ff is S . U ,iii . , , F'5'- ' V si Z am- K . t 1 , C' I , 'H' .1 G , , K 1 u 5 Sports . . STudenT Government Herrera, Manuel Hieronymus, Carol or Hilliard, David A - J to an fn an .y,, Hiner, Judy ' Hollandsw orth, Glend a J . Homedew , Paul - ' 'ls Hoover, Dan Hoover, Sheila 'B ' rx . '- '- ' Hubbard, Gary Jara, Alfred Jaramillo, Salvador Johnson, Janet fzg . vfxsaaimaqi Jones, Garry King, Grant King, Larry Kitzmiller, Mike Knobbe, Steve Lamle, Linda X Langdon, Clinton 'K Larrick, Jim Lingreen, Mike Lubbers, Steve Manly, Lillie Martin, Kathy II7 Sophs Anxlously Awoltmg Rings Martinez, Dolores Martinez, Gilbert Mauch, Leslie May, Randy Melton, Kenneth Melton, Mike Mendenhall, Larry Midkiff, Cheryl Miller, Robert Mills, Mona Mooney, Dennis Morrow, Carol Morrow, Susan Mulberry, Jake Mullins, Kay Mullins, Pat Munro, Mary Munyon, Tim Medina, Charles McCan1ess, Janet McCorkle, Janice McMillin, Laurie McPherson, Buckie Neuhold, Henry Nidey, Wanda Noble, Sharon Nunnery, Glenda Ortego, Pat Osban, Ronna Oxley, Karen Palmer, Charlotte Paschal, Sharon Passig, Barbara Payne, Laura Phelan, Troy Piper, Don Place, Patsy Ragsdale, Judy Ramirez, Marlene Ratzlaff, Carolyn Ratzlaff, Marilyn Reifschneider, Gale Repphun, Joy Reyher, Randy Riegel, Janet Rivera, Suzanne Rouse, Cathy Sandoval, Larry Sawyer, Linda Schale, Joe Segers, Darril Segura, Leo Shinn, Jacque Simler, Wendell Smith, Pam Snyder, Patty Statler, Jack Sunday, Steve Supposs, Dean Surbrugg. Jeanne fan ENTERED LATE qNo Picnuresp Danna Clark Whit Duerson Myrna Holdren Tom Lewis Debra Lowe Esther Segala Lloyd Williams 2X8 3119 3125 2X7 2129 1!29 4X4 WIT HDRAWN Tommy Adame Max Anderson Leroy Buchagen Sherry Canfield Josie Escalante Virginia Finch Mike Fordham Jim Garcia Salvador Jaramillo Cathy Powell 3X4 U26 l2f22 3f25 lfll 2f12 1f26 3X4 3X6 3!25 X 2 Smith, Dee Ann Tague, De Etta Terrill, Sherry Thompson, Linda Turner, Ann Vargas, Sally Weeks, Tim Weick, Kathy White, Debbie Wisler, Linda Woods, Michael Wray, Paulett Wright, Theresa Wyatt, Kathy Yoder, Danny Young, Buddy Zordell, Charlene Sophomores Ll l20 Juniors Prepare for Leadership os y Q if 1 6 1 ,, , JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS PRESIDENT ------ - - - John Straily VICE PRESIDENT - - - - -Marilyn Young SECRETARY - - - - - Val Manning TREASURER - - - - Greg Likes The Junior Class as well as the entire student body are proud of the leaders elected for the year 1968-69. Karen Eng- land and Don Rohlman, newly elected head girl and boy, took part in the dedication of the new building. They Move Into New Bulldmg for 68 69 Abitia, James Abitia, Stella Adams, Sherry Allen, Sandy Alvarado, Gloria Amalla, Fred Appel, Kerry Appel, Pete Augustine, Julie Austin, Penny Bachrnan, Mary Lou Baker, Anita Baker, Mickey Barker, Eddie Barnes, Earleen Bland, Theryl Blattner, Susie Bock, Ted Bogart, John Bosley, Shon Bower, James Brase, David Brazell, Troy Bridge, Sally Briskey, Dennis Brito, John Brooks, Vickie Burdick, Phil Camacho, Mary Jane Carlson, Keith Chavarria, John Chavarria, Junior Christensen, Mary Lee Clark, Pam Clark, Tom Cochran, Danna Colean, Chris Compton, Debbie Compton, Lowell Cook, Debbie Del Hierro, Mike Eisenhauer, Terri no ri xl 1 kr lgfir-Q as w ,f a as at 9 N 5 T ,, 40. .. x, r,J 'm::f f y I if -fi ' AX XC, ,X 'hh Emberty, Vicky England, Debbie England, Karen Erickson, Wayne Everhart, Mike Fletcher, Mitch .-f 1b ,Q y K ll' 1 ,pf Franco, Liz Geier, Tom Gifford, Margie Gittings, Laura Golladay, Kay Green, Larry Grett, Elmer Hagaman, Don Hall, Sandy Hall, Sim Hamilton, Marie Harms, Steve Hartshorn, John Havens, Eddie Hawk, Robert Hawk, Rodney Hays, Randy Heise, Patty ,1 1 1 Heitschmidt, Delores Henderson , Debbie Hendrickson, Sheila Hernandez, Benny Hernandez, Jesse Hernandez, Robert Herndon, Jack Herndon, Nancy Hilliard, Rick Hofmeister, Gary Hollandsworth, Nelta Howerton, Donna Herbert, Malcolm Ivans, Randall Jiminez, Paul Johannsen, Bill Jones, Kelly Kellogg, Don Kinter, Karen Lacy, Marvin Lefferdink, John Ligon, Monte Likes, Greg Long, Kenny Lucas, Dennis Lucas, Raymond McCarty, Lyle McMillan, Betty McPherson, Mike Maggart, Jeff Manning, Valerie Martin, Aubrey Martinez, John Mason, Gary Mason, Shaleh Mayhew, Becky Miller, Karen Mills, Calton Mitchell, Fred Moran, Mala Morlan, Patti Mourning, Diane Juniors Present ot All Activities Mourning, Karen Munyon, Stephen Niceschwander, Monty Norris, Eddie Northrup, Scott Nunnery, Larry Oberwortmann, Jane Orr, Dale Owen, Bill Paulsen, Phil Perkins, Leonard Peterson, Kyle Phelan, Cathy Pierson, Carol Piper, Patty Place, Jane Ply, Judy Potter, Linda Pratt, Rick Preisser, Karen Ray, Bobby Reyher, Linda Riegel, Darrell Rife, Sharon s J, Xfl ,ff Rising, Celia Rivera, Becky Roberts, Janie Rohlman, Don Russell, Charles Sales, Ron Sandavol, Becky Sanders, Carolyn Schneider, Bob Scranton, Rusty Scranton, Vivian Scott, Jonna Segura, Alice Sherwood, Jim Simmons, Madelyn Simmons, Wanda Sites, Jim Sinka, Algert Smart, Carol Smith, Eunice Smith, Bob Sniff, Neil Sp oon, Sandra Stapleton, Jeanine i , - 1? .ff S jig W'Wf., ,I.k K Q NO PICTURES FOR Bill Bell Tony Gallegos Susan McMillan Denny Preisser Bob Sweany Kerry Appel Liz Franco Larry .Gore Malcolm Herbert Benny Hernandez Connie Ledesma Monte Ligon Rita Lowe Becky Mayhew EN TERED LATE Linda Berry Keith Brisendine Melvin Fuller Gerald Goodman WITHDRAWN 10116 Janet Morrow l2!20 Eddie Norris llfl6 Judy Norton l2f'7 Kyle Peterson l!l9 Julian Sapien 9!29 Sally Sapien l2!6 John Vargas 3127 Diana Warren l2f6 U29 1X3 2fl2 4X1 llf2 l2f6 3fl5 U80 2X7 Zfll 1lf9 U26 Woelk, Mike Wray, Lester Wright, Mary Steinley, Linda Stephens, Mike Straily, John Suhler, Bryan Tanaka, Ron Taylor, Terry Tomazin, Marla Torrez, Louie Turner, Bruce Turner, Carol Valdez, Marcelino Vargas, John Vargas, Mary Warn, Debby Warren, Diana Weimer, Cathy Westhoff, Wanda White, Shirley Wilger, Betty Wilger, Bob Willard, Jackie Williams, Mike Wilson, Danny Wilson, Marsha Ybarra, Raymond Young, Marilyn J' Qrjx T 'Gus K - N I kk,::5z.:,:. Q fx , M 9 1 F0211 Academic Honors - Top Ten Valedictorian Salutatorian Florence won the honor of Valedic- torian of the '68 class with a 4 point grade average. Sandra earned a 3. 97 g grade point average to become Salu- tatorian. Others of the Top Terr all i had above 3. 45 grade averages. FLORENCE HERNANDEZ SANDRA SURBRUGG ,,,3 MARILYN SAWYER BRENDA HERBERT MARY JANE HALL BRENDA HALL .un M Nd--.A , A A , A MARY SCHMITT DARRELL EINNEY JACK EDLING KATHY THOMAS I30 va COLORS: Yellow and White FLOWER: Yellow and White Daisies .,f' yykr MOTTO: . . let us go forth to lead the land we M love, asking His blessing and His help, but knowing here on earth God's work E??Z must truly be our own. John F. Kennedy E VmmlV,: f-7,1525 y CLASS OFFICERS - - - - - - - - - - William Lloyd PRESIDENT ---------- Mary Schmitt f SECRETARY-TREASURER - - - Florence Hernandez , Mr ,S 'uru- STEVE ADAME BERTHA ALBA CINDY ALONZO FELLX ALVARADO ' 1 Sensors 68 GLORIA ADAME NAIE AMALLA fNo Picturesj lib Q' Tk' VALARIE ANDERSON' ROY BAKER BECKY BETZ CLINT BLUM ' , Q , Ny, DEBBIE BOGART JAN BOLINGER NELSON BOMAN JAMES BRANTLEY Who Could Forget Those English Themes? DOUG BRIDGE RHEDA BROOKS SHERYL BUCK CHARLES BROWN QNO Picturej GALE BURNS GARY CADDICK LOU ANN CAMPBELL fw-v' 4r 3.4, ir, il FLORENCE CHAVARRIA RAYMOND CHAVIRA RON CLAUSEN fNo Picturesj PENNY CLARK LINDA COBERLEY DELORES CRAMBLET GARY CRAWFORD JANE CREEKMORE LINDA CREEKMORE DON DASHNER LEANN GORMAN DAVIS TRISH DE LOACH GLORIA DEL HIERRO fNo Picturej BRENDA fBENNYj DIXON RAY DODGE DAVID DOWNING I J, Q :L 'lIIYllClllQt Senior Spirit Always High 4519 ,i,i 5? JOHN DOWNING BONNIE EATON ALLEN ECKLES JACK EDLING LINDA ELDRDDGE QNO Picturej DAN ELLIS SHARON ENGLAND SHERRY ERICKSON JOHN FINDLATER 1:4 A. l35 f 12 fn sqx DARRELL FINNEY SHERRY FLOWER SILVEY FRANCO SANDY FREED 3 1 Q E E5 X 1' E E 2 f 5 W1 Wi' www. rm . v'2'1 ' ,uri Class of 68 Reflects on 110' I3b SHIRLEY FREED CONNIE GIBBONS PAT GITTINGS MARY GARCIA fNo Picturey 5-rua BN' ' N..-1' DENNIS GOODMAN DEBBIE GUTHRIE STEVE HAGGARD BRENDA HALL MARY JANE HALL STEVE HAMILTON REX HARPER LOEEN HARTSHORN ost . . The Heortoches and Victories ox, DEAN HENDERICKSON BRENDA HERBERT MARK HERBERT MW fix yu., -...ur mac., FLORENCE HERNANDEZ RU TH HERNANDEZ ESTHER HERRERA MARY LOU HERNANDEZ QNO Picturej JESSE HERRERA DEBBIE HIGBEE GEORGE HIXSON CINDY HODSON JIM HOLDREN DIANA HUBBARD KATHY IDLER JEFFA JOHNSON RITA JOHNSON .. If I a If p J , IXNR N '-fx... li.. Seniors Leaders ot LHS Q.. liab- KAY JONES DON KIER MIKE KNOP RAMONA KIMBLE QNO Picturej DEBBIE LEATHERS SYLVIA LEDESMA WILLIAM LLOYD qi ,,.., .,,, s.. ,E 'WW fmvy ' ,,. 'Af' IIN 1--by ,N I ,. .,g5fgsif1A K .LA i4 nA JIM LUCAS TOM MCKIBBON CORI MCMILLIN DON MCPHERSON ANCEL MALONE SUSIE MARTIN 'Jw 0-any x 35 VADA MURRAY ALICE NEUHOLD .IOE NORRIS BARBARA ORITZ LEROY PAYNE SCOTT PETERSON Seniors Enioy Lively Discussions PAT MARTINEZ RENEE MARSHALL IANIE MICKEY RICHARD MILLER WINNIE MITCHELL DENNIS MONTGOMERY IIM MORRIS DEBBIE MOURNING I f www Ei 'G'-N. sap' BONNIE PHELAN LINDA PLACE PETE QUINN DAN RAMIREZ 1, 4 f-Lf 4377- ' w.,w X favl, 7 X R Many Honors and TRUDY RANDLE DON REISH LARRY RICHARDSON GLEN RIDER Wbww 45.27 X I GARY RIEGEL VIRGINIA RIFE DAVID RIVERA SKEETS ROI-ILMAN F VICKY ROUSE ED SALDONA MARILYN SAWYER ALICE SCHIBBELHUT Awards Earned by 68 Sensors MARY SCHMITT SALLY SENIER MITCH SHIELDS KATHY SIMLER f4l 'lh 'W'1' 'C' DREMA SMITH EVAN SMITH EDDIE SNYDER Pioneer Go Home - Hilorious Comedy! V DEBBIE STECKLEIN DON STEPHENS LINDA STUMBO SANDRA SURGRUGG KATHY THOMAS NANCY THOMPSON PETE VARGAS WAYNE VINCENT 'U' WWW VT? f...,., RICHARD VARGAS QNO Picturej TEDENE WARREN he KENNETH WILGER MARTHA WILLIAMS IYX CHARLES WILSON TERRY WOLLERT JOE ZAMORA Prom - Love is All Around Honors Seniors r Mr. Jess Royal The 70th annual Baccalaureate and Commencement exercises were held May 26 and 27. The Reverend Paul Ansley gave the Baccalaureate sermon entitled Meet- ing Life's Inevitable Demands. Humorist Jeff Royal delivered the Commencement address. His topic was Men Who Shape Tomorrow. SALUTATORIAN VALED ICT ORIAN Florence Hernandez Sandra Sufbfugg This page sponsored by GREEN MOUNTAIN DAIRY One Hundred Thirty-five Graduate ifilvmeuesgk -J D Th1S page sponsored by TOM CAVANAGH Happy graduates hurry to check 111 caps and gowns Senior Activities AARON, JANET: ADAME, GLORIA: Intramurals 25 Pep Club 25 Span- ish Club 25 Girl's Choir 2, 35 ADAME, STEVE: ALBA, BERTHA: Pep Club 2, 35 F. H. A. 3,45 Span- ish Club 35 Driver's Ed. 45 ALONZO, CINDY: Intramurals 2, 35 Pep Club 2, 3, 45 Student Council 45 Driver's Ed. 35 ALVARDO, FELIX: Football 2, 3,45 Basketball 25 Track 25 Baseball 45 L Club 45 Student Council 2: AMALLA, NAIE5 ANDERSON, VALERIE5 Intramurals 45 Pep Club 2, 3,45 G. A. A. 45 Band 2, 3,45 Driver's Ed. 35 Library Club 45 BAKER, ROY: Football 2, Manager 45 Wrestling 2, 35 Baseball Manager 2,3,45 L Club 2, 3,45 Jr. Play5 Sr. Play5 Driver's Ed. 35 BETZ, REBECCA: Gymnastics 2, 3,45 Pep Club 2, 35 Jr. Red Cross 3,45 BLUM, CLINT: Football 3,45 Basketball 3,45 Base- ball 3, 45 L Club 3, 45 BOGART, DEBBIE: Library Club 45 Librarian 3,45 BOLINGER, JAN: Pep Club 2,35 F. H. A. 2,3,4, Historian, Photographer: BOMAN, NELSON: Track 2,35 L Club 3,45 Savage Chieftain 35 Jr. Play5 Chess Club 35 BRANTLEY, JAMES: Gymnastics 2,3,45 BRIDGE, DOUG: Football 25 Wrestling 2, 3,45 L Club 2, 3,45 Student Council 25 Savage Chieftain 45 Class Pres. 25 Sr. Play5 BROOKS, RHEDA: Pep Club 2, 35 Driver's Ed. 35 BROWN, CHARLES: BUCK, SHERYL: G. A. A. 45 Candy Stripers 2, Treas. 3, V-Pres. 45 BURNS, GALE: Pep Club 2, 3,45 Band 2, 3,45 Jr. Red Cross 35 Homecoming Att. 45 CADDICK, GARY: CAMPBELL, LOU ANN: Gymnastics 2,3,45 Intra- murals 2, 3,45 Pep Club 2, V-Pres. 3,45 G. A. A. 2,3, Pres. 45 National Honor Society 3,45 Jr. I48 Red Cross 35 Jr. Play5 Driver's Ed. 25 Activity Letter 35 Girl's State: Student Council 25 Band 25 Thespians 3, 45 CHAVARRIA, FLORENCE: G.A.A. 2,3,45 Cl-IAVIRA, RAYMOND: CLARK, PENNY: Gymnastics 25 Pep Club 2, 3,45 G. A. A. 2,3,45 Savage Chieftain 45 Jr. Play: Sr. Play5 Driver's Ed. 25 CLAUSEN, RONALD: Friona, Texas 2,35 F. F, A. 35 Varsity Choir 2, 35 Savage Chieftain 45 COBERLEY, LINDA: Girl's Choir 35 D. E. C. A. 45 Driver's Ed. 25 CRAMBLIT, DOLORES5 CRAWFORD, GARY: Football 2, 3,45 Wrestling 2, 3,45 Baseball 2, 3,45 L Club 2, 3, Sec. -Treas. 45 Sports Ed. Savage Chieftain 45 Athletic King Att. 35 Best All Around 45 CREEK MORE, JANE: CREEKMORE, LINDA: F. H. A. 35 Candy Stripers 2, 35 D. E. C. A. Historian 3,45 Driver's Ed. 25 DASHNER, DON: Driver's Ed. 25 Jr. Play5 Sr. Play5 DAVIS, LE ANN GORMAN: Pep Club 2, 3: G. A. A. 2, 35 Gymnastics 25 Intramurals 2, 35 Jr. Play5 DEL HIERRO, GLORIA: Intramurals 2,3,45 Pep Club 25 Spanish Club 25 Driver's Ed. 25 DE LOACH, TRISH5 Gymnastics 2, 3,45 Intramurals 2,3,45 Pep Club 2,3, Pres. 45 G. A.A. 2, 3, Historian 45 National Honor Society 3,45 Senior Seminar 45 Student Council Sec. 3,45 Varsity Choir 35 Savage Chieftain 45 Jr. Play: Driver's Ed. 35 Homecoming Att. 45 Friendliest 45 Ac- tivity Letter 45 Sports Girl 35 DIXON, BENNY: Poudre High School 2, 35 Gym- nastics 2, 35 Pep Club 2, 3,45 Cheerleader 25 G. A. A. 25 Student Council 25 Driver's Ed. 25 Homecoming Att. 35 DODGE, RAY: F.F.A. 2,3, Treas. 45 Driver's Ed. 2: DOWNING, DAVID: Football 2, 3,45 Basketball 2, 3,45 Track 25 L Club 2,3,45 Treas. Jr. Class: DOWNING, JOHN: Football 2, 3, Co-Captain 45 Wrestling 2, 35 Baseball 2,45 L Club 2, 3, Pres. 45 Senior Seminar 45 Friendliest 45 EATON, BONNIE WILLIAMS: Pep Club 2, 3,45 Candy Stripers 25 Gymnastics 25 Red Cross 35 G. A. A. 2, 35 Band 2, 3,45 ECKLES, ALLEN: Track 2, 35 Savage Chieftain 3, 45 Jr. Red Cross 2, 3,45 Driver's Ed. 35 Chess Club 35 EDLING, JACK: Football 2, 3,45 Basketball 35 Wrestling 25 Track 3,45 Baseball 25 L Club 2, 3,45 National Honor Society 3,45 Senior Seminar 3,45 Student Council 3,45 Band 2,3,45 Head Boy 45 Boy's State 35 Pep Band 45 Most Likely to Suc- ceed 45 Activity Letter 45 ELDRIDGE, LINDA: Pep Club 2, 35 Jr, Red Cross 35 D. E. C. A. 45 ELLIS, DAN: Golf 2, 35 L Club 2,35 D. E.C. A. 45 ENGLAND, SHARON: Intramurals 2, 3,45 Sports Girl 2,35 Pep Club 2, 3,45 G. A.A. 2, V-Pres. 3,45 National Honor Society 3,45 Student Coun- cil 2, 3,45 Jr. Play5 Sr. Play: Head Girl 45 Best All Around 45 Senior Seminar 45 Activity Letter 4: ERICKSON, Sl-IERRY: Candy Stripers V-Pres. 2,35 D. E. C. A. Parliamentarian 3, 45 FINDLATER, JOHN: Golf 25 Varsity Choir 2, 3,45 Dramatics 3, 45 Thespians 3,45 Driver's Ed. 25 Jr. Play: Sr. Play: FINNEY, DARRELL: Wrestling 2,35 Senior Seminar 45 Driver's Ed. 25 FLOWER, SHERRY: Pep Club 2, 35 Candy Stripers 2, 3, Treas. 45 Driver's Ed. 35 FRANCO, SILVEY: Football 25 Wrestling 2, 3,45 L Club 2, 3,45 Most Courteous 45 FREED, SANDY: Pep Club 35 D. E.C. A. 45 FREED, SHIRLEY: D.E.C.A. 3, Treas. 45 GARCIA, MARY: GIBBONS, CONNIE: Gymnastics 2,3,45 Pep Club 2, 3,45 Jr. Play: F. F. A. Sweetheart 35 GITTINGS, PAT: Football 2, 3,45 Basketball 2, 3,4 Baseball 2,3,45 L Club 3,45 F. F. A. 2,3,45 GOODMAN, DENNIS: Gymnastics 35 Sr. Play: GUTHRIE, DEBBIE: Pomone High School, Calif. 35 Intramurals 25 Pep Club 2,45 G. A. A. 25 Dra- matics 2, 35 Candy Stripers 25 Jr. Red Cross 45 Driver's Ed. 45 HAGGARD, STEVE: F. F. A. 2, Treas. 3, Pres. 45 National Honor Society 45 HALL, BRENDA: Gymnastics 25 Intramurals 2, 3,45 Pep Club 2,3,45 G. A. A. 2, 3,45 National Honor Society 3,45 Student Council 3,45 Thespians 3, 45 Annual Staff 35 Savage Chieftain 45 Jr. Play: Activity Letter 35 Sec. Jr. Class5 HALL, MARY JANE: Pep Club 2, 3,45 National Honor Society 3,45 Thespians 3,45 Jr, Play: Sr. Play: Driver's Ed. 35 Activity Letter 45 HAMILTON, STEVE: Band 2,35 HARPER, REX: Football Manager 2, 35 Wrestling 2, 35 L Club 2,35 Driver's Ed. 25 HARTSHORN, LOEEN: Intramurals 2, 3,45 Pep Club 2, Sec. 3,45 G.A.A. 2,3, V-Pres. 45 National Honor Society 3,45 Student Council 35 Varsity Choir 3, Pres. 45 Band 2, 3, Council 45 Thespians 3,4: Jr. Play: Sr. Play: Driver's Ed. 25 Activity Letter 35 Att. Miss Merry Christmas5 Att. to Prom Queen5 Miss LHS5 Pep Band 45 Rotary Club Award 45 HENDRICKSON, DEAN: Football Manager 2,35 Basketball 2, 3,45 Baseball 2, 3, 45 L Club 2, 3, 45 Most School Spirit 45 HERBER'l', BRENDA: Walsh High School 25 HERBERT, MARK: Walsh High School 25 Football '2,3,4: Basketbal12,35 Track 2,35 Band 2, HERNANDEZ, FLORENCE: Pep Club 2,3,45 Nation- al Honor Society 3, Pres. 45 Senior Seminar 45 Student Council 2,45 Jr. Play5 Sr. Play5 Class V-Pres. 2,35 Class Sec. -Treas. 45 Most Likely to Succeed 45 D. A. R. History Award 45 HERNANDEZ, MARY LOU: Pep Club 25 Band 25 Girl's Choir 25 HERNANDEZ,, RUTH: HERRERA, ESTHER: Pep Club 2, 3,45 F. H. A. Photographer 2, Sec. 3,45 D.E.C. A. Sec. 3, Pres. 45 Driver's Ed. 35 HERRERA, JESSE: Track 25 D. E.C.A. 3,45 Driver's Ed. 29 HIGBEE, DEBBIE: Pep Club 2, 3,45 Band 3, Letter 2,45 Twirler 2,45 Pep Band 45 Dramatics 35 Jr. Play: Sr. Play5 Driver's Ed. 25 HIXSON, GEORGE: HODSON, CINDY: Intramurals 45 G. A. A. 45 Sav- age Chieftain 35 Driver's Ed. 25 HOLDREN, JIM: Thespians 3,45 Jr. Red Cross 25 Jr. Play: Driver's Ed. 25 Sr. Play5 I49 HUBBARD, DIANA: Pep Club 2,3,4, Band 2,3,4, Jr. Red Cross 2, IDLER, KATHY: Pep Club 2,3,4, Sr. Play, JOHNSON, JEFFA: Dramatics 2, 3, Candy Stripers 2, 3, D. E. C. A. 4, JOHNSON, RITA: 2,3, F. F. A. Parliamentarian 2, Degrees Chair. 3,4, Candy Stripers 2, Senior Play, JONES, KAY: Intramurals 2, 3,4, Pep Club 2, 3,4, G. A. A. 2,3,4, Band 2, Letter 3,4, Annual Staff 3,4, Pep Band 4, Candy Striper 3, Jr. Red Cross Sec. -Treas. 3, Pres. 4, Jr. Play, Driver's Ed. 2, Activity Letter 3, D. A. R. Good Citizen 4, Most Service 4, National Honor Society 4, KIER, DON: East High School, Pueblo 2, Football 4, Varsity Choir 3, Band 2,3,4, Jr. Play, Driver's Ed. 3, Pep Band 4, KIMBLE, ROMONA: KITZMILLER, JULIE: KNOP, MIKE: D.E.C.A. 4, LEATHERS, DEBBIE: Pep Club 2, 3,4, Band 2, 3,4, Twirler 2,3,4, Jr. Red Cross 2, LEDESMA, SYLVIA: F. H. A. Sec. 2,3,4, LLOYD, WILLIAM: Football 2, 3,4, Basketball 2, 3, Track 2, L Club 3,4, Senior Seminar 3,4, Student Council 4, Band 2, 3,4, Sr. Class Pres. LUCAS, JIM, Gymnastics 2,3,4, L Club 3,4, MCKIBBON, TOM: F.F.A. 2,3,4,Banc1 2.3.4, Driver's Ed. 3, MCKIM, JO ANN: Pep Club 2, 3, MC MILLIM, CORI: Buhl High School, Buhl, Idaho 2,3, Pep Club 2, 3,4, Spanish Club 2, 3, Annual Staff 2,3, Library Club 4, MCPHERSON, DON: Wrestling 3, F. F. A. 2,3, Sentinel 4, MALONE, ANCEL: F. F. A. 2, Reporter 3, V-Pres. 4: MARTIN, SUSIE: Intramurals 2, 4, Pep Club 2, 3,4, G. A. A. 2,4, Band 2, 3, Driver's Ed. 2, MARTINEZ, PAT: MARSHALL, RENEE: Pep Club 2, 3,4, Cheerleader 3,4, Student Council 2,4, Homecoming Queen 4, Sr. Play, Wrestling Queen 4, MICKEY, JANIE: Pep Club 2,3,4, Varsity Choir I50 2, 3, Band 2, 3,4, Candy Stripers 2,4, Driver's Ed. 3, MILLER, CYNTHIA: Band 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 2, 3,4, MILLER, RICHARD: Football 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3,4, Track 2, 3, L Club 2, 3, 4, MITCHELL, WINNIE: Gymnastics 2, 3,4, Pep Club 2, 3, 4, G. A. A. 2, 3,4, Intramurals 2, 3, 4, Jr. Red Cross 4, MONTGOMERY, DENNIS: MORRIS, JIM: La Junta High School 2, Band 2, 3, D. E. C. A. 4: MOSS, JOE: MOURNING, DEBBIE: Intramurals 2, 3, Pep Club 2, Treas. 3, Sec. 4, Sr. Play, MURRAY, VADA: D. E.C. A. 4, MYERS, DEBBIE: NEUHOLD, ALICE: NORRIS, JOE: ORTIZ, BARBARA: Intramurals 3, Pep Club 2, 3,4, F.H.A. 2, Photo. 3, V-Pres. 4, Girl's Choir 4, PAYNE, LE ROY: Sierra Granada 2, Pueblo Centen nial 3, Basketball 2, 3, Track 2, 3, Student Coun- cil 3, Thespians 3, Jr. Red Cross 3, Sr. Play, PETERSON, SCOTT: Basketball 2,3, Co-Capt. 4, Baseball 2, 3,4, L Club 2, 3,4, Spanish Club Pres. 4, Senior Seminar 4, Student Council 3, 4, Driver's Ed. 2, Class Pres. 3, Athletic King 4, Att. 2, Most School Spirit 3, Most Service 4, Sr. Play, National Honor Society 4, PHELAN, BONNIE: Gymnastics 2, 3, Pep Club 2, 3, G. A. A. 2,3, D. E. C. A. 3,4, Driver's Ed. 3, PLACE, LINDA: Intramurals 2, Pep Club 2, 3,4, D.E.C.A. V-Pres. 3, Pub. Director 4, QUINN, PETE: Gymnastics 2, Co-Capt. 3, L Club 2, RAMIREZ., DANNY: Basketball 2, 3, RANDLE, TRUDY: Pep Club 2, 3, G. A. A. 2, 3, Savage Chieftain 3, D. E. C. A. 4, REISH, DON: Football 2,3, Co-Capt. 4, Wrestling 2, 3,4, Golf 3, Track 2, L Club 2, 3, V-Pres. 4, Band 2, 3,4, RICHARDSON, LARRY: RIDER, GLEN N , RIEGEL, GARY: Baseball 2, 35 L Club 2, 3,45 D. E. C. A. 41 RIFE, VIRGINIA: Girl's Choir 3,45 Savage Chieftain 35 Driver's Ed. 35 RIVERA, DAVID: Football 2, 35 Basketball 2, 35 Baseball 2, 3,45 L Club 2, 3,45 Spanish Club 3, 45 Student Council 2, 35 Sr. Play5 RODGERS, MARCIA: ROHLMAN, SKEETS: Football 2, 3,45 Basketball 2, 3,45 Baseball 2, 35 L Club 2,3,45 F. F. A. 2, 3,45 ROUSE, VICKY: Pep Club 2,3,45 G. A. A. 2,3,45 Jr, Red Cross 45 Library Club 45 SALDONA, EDDIE: Football 25 SAWYER, MARILYN: Intramurals 25 Pep Club 2, 3, 45 National Honor Society 3,45 Senior Seminar 3,45 Dramatics 25 Jr. Play5 Girl's State 35 SCHIBBELHUT, ALICE: Intramurals 2, 3,45 Driver's Ed. 35 SCHMITT, MARY: Intramurals 2, 3, 45 Pep Club 2, 3,45 Cheerleader 3,45 G. A. A. 2, 3,45 National Honor Society 3,45 Thespians 3,45 Jr. Play: Ac- tivity Letter 35 Class V-Pres. 45 Miss Merry Christmas 45 Sr. Play5 Most Courteous 45 SENIER, SALLY: Pep Club 2, 3,45 G. A. A. 2,3,45 Band 2,3, 45 Driver's Ed. 35 Library Club Sec. 45 Pep Band 45 SHIELDS, MITCH: D. E. C. A. 43 SIMLER, KATHY: Pep Club 2, 3,45 Intramurals 2, 3,45 G. A. A. 2, 3, 45 Savage Chieftain 45 Jr. Play5 Sr. Play5 Driver's Ed. 35 National Honor Society 45 SMITH, DREMA: Pep Club 2, 35 D. E.C. A. Sec. 45 Class Sec. 25 SMITH, EVAN: Football 2,35 Basketball 25 Track 2,35 L Club 2,3, 45 Sr. Play5 SNYDER, ED: Football 2, 3, 45 Basketball 2, 35 Track 2, 35 L Club 2,3,45 Savage Chieftain 45 SNYDER, JANICE: STECKLIN, DEBBIE: Intramurals 2,3,45 Pep Club 2, 3,45, G. A. A. 2, 3,45 Driver's Ed. 35 STEPHENS, DON: Football 25 Basketball 25 Wres- tling 3,45 Baseball 2, 35 Varsity Choir 45 Band 2,3,45 Thespians 3,45 Jr. Play: Sr. Play: Wit- tiest 35 Pep Band 45 STUMBO, LINDA: Intramurals 2,3,45 Pep Club 2, 3,45 G.A. A. 2, 3,45 Annual Staff 45 Savage Chieftain 3, As. Ed, 45 Sr. Play: Gymnastics 2, 3, Co-Capt. 45 Att. Miss Merry Christmas 45 SURBRUGG, SANDRA: Gymnastics 25 Intramurals 2, 3,45 Pep Club 2, 3, 45 Cheerleader 3, 45 G. A. A 2,3,45 National Honor Society 3,45 Senior Semi- nar 45 Student Council 2, 35 Thespians 3, 45 An- nual Staff 45 Savage Chieftain 45 Jr. Play: Driv- er's Ed. 35 Activity Letter 35 Most School Spirit 35 Basketball Queen 45 THOMAS, KATHY: Gymnastics 2, 3,45 Intramurals 2, 3,45 Pep Club 2, 3, V-Pres. 45 G. A. A. 2, 3,45 Senior Seminar 45 Student Council 45 Annual staff 45 Savage Chieftain Feature Ed. 3, Ed. 45 Sr. Play: National Honor Society 45 THOMPSON, NANCY: Intramurals 2, 3,45 Pep Club 2,3,45 F. H. A. 2, Historian 3, Degrees Chair. 45 Band 2,3,45 Pep Band 45 Driver's Ed. 35 Li- brary Club 45 TRU MBLE, DON: VARGAS, PETE: Football 2, 3, 45 Wrestling 2, 35 Track 2, 35 Spanish Club 45 Senior Seminar 45 Band 2, 3,45 Sr. Play5 Nat. Honor Society 45 VARGAS, RICHARD: Track 35 VINCENT, WAYNE: Football 2, 35 Wrestling 2, 3, 45 Baseball 2, 3,45 L Club 3, 45 Savage Chieftain 4: WARREN, TEDENE: F. H. A. 105 Pep Club 105 WILGER, KENNY: F. F. A. 2,3,45 Driver's Ed. 25 WILLIAMS, MARTHA: Pep Club 35 Savage Chief- tain 35 D. E. C. A. 45 WILSON, CHARLES: Football 25 Wrestling 2, 3, 45 Varsity Choir 45 Band 2, 3, Pres. 45 Pep Band 45 Jr. Play5 Sr. Play: WOLLERT, TERRY: Wrestling 25 F. F. A. 3,45 ZAMORA, JOE: D. E. C. A. 3, V-Pres. 45 l5l LAMAR NEW CAR AND TRUCK DEALERS ASSOCIATION Dodge DODGE D.v.S.0N f5 CHRYSLER A Momns conpommon 3 Z. 23 n U c K A BAKER MOTOR COMPANY .X LABERTEW PONTIAC-BUICK INC Qsmog, Qx' lg- Hnnu, LAMAR MOTOR COMPANY RAY MOTOR COMPANY . REESE MOTOR COMPANY n nenlal ,KUPIILN Dm -iI1'.l? .- Plymoulli Fury Belvedere Valianl C jjj - il The Cl-IIEFTAINSTAFF appreciates the support given to the annual by all the businessmen of Lamar. Alamo Hotel Albin Radio St Television Service A-1 Rental St Sales Bettiann's Gifts 85 Interiors Bonnie's Barber Shop Bosley's Cafe Campbell's Beauty Salon Cap's Alignment Service Carrillo Shoe Shop Clara's Cafe Clayton's Radiator Shop Cliff's Lamar Chevron Coca -Cola Bottling Company Colorado Department of Employment Creaghe Packing Company DeLoach's Culligan Soft Water Service DeLoach's Tires Dillon, W. A. Real Estate East Olive Shamrock Service Eckles Tire 84 Appliance Company Fashion Fabrics Filkins, A. H. Real Estate Fugit Reality Greenstreet Distributing Company Harbert's Mobil Station Hi-Way Fruit 85 Vegetable Market Henry, W. R. Implement Company Jackson Cartage Company Jody's Superior Truck Stop Joe's Barber Shop Kar Port Cafe Lamar Auto Parts Lamar Auto 84 Truck Clinic Lamar Farm Supply Lamar Laundry SL Dry Cleaners Lamar Lumber Company L St H Radiator Repair Mary Carter Paint Shop McCall Welding Shop Model Laundry Moran's Hardware SL Supply Company Morrow Motor Company Munsell Shoe Company Newman's Auto Salvage Odle Welding Shop Oliver, Joe Repair Shop Page Auto Electric Pepsi-Cola Bottling Company Robinson -Merrill Printing Robson-Manning Company Romer -Young Equipment Company Rosanna's Beauty Shop Routh Appliance Company Sand 85 Sage Western Store Senior, Robert and Leone Service Barber Shop South Main Norge Laundry Terrill's Barber Shop Tidswell's Furniture Traveler Oil Company' Troy Manor Valley Furniture Valley Surplus Walker's Jewelry West, W. P. Real Estate ffl' f -E 1 il 'Ama 112 Kenny and his mother, Mrs. Esther Anderson, look at a Gun Digest magazine. ANDERSONS' BOOKS UNLIMITED 107 West Walnut Judy Ragsdale and her friend Karen enjoy helping at the office of her father. HOWARD A. RAGSDALE Security Life and Security Company ii-3 Diana, Margie and Debbie Service Diana's Car at HUBB'S ENCO 300 East Olive Valerie and Jane Pictured at Mrs Bray's Window at the VALLEY STATE BANK Full Service Banking Mr. Lloyd Franks Serves His Daughter Monette, and Her Friends, Gail, Laurie Cheryl, Jeanne and Kathy at PARK'S PLACE 601 East Olive i 5 Mr. Connerley Shows f John a Good Looking A Suit in the New Men's N Clothing Store THE CUTTY SARK A ZA Village Shopping Center Q 51:5 'rid Kathy and Cindy Service f a Car at the Shamrock Station of the LAMAR OIL COMPANY 1 KI! nsreesunfnr mid 'dfx 906 North Main X I yr, D 1-we A Looking Through the Lovely Marla and Nancy Widlund Display a New Camera at l WHlTNEY'S I56 Graduation Dresses Are Julie and .Teffa at THE LASSIE Mrs. John Abitia, Is Shown Here With Becky James, Suzanne, Romona, Ruth and Gloria at EL RANCHO MEXICAN FOOD Mrs. Hammond and Mr. Emiek Are Showing Laura and Sandy One of the Many Deep Freezers and Refriger- ators at MONTGOMERY WARD and CO. 310 South Main P w Kathy, Pam and Debbie Compton Join the Coke Crowd at THE CORNER PHARMACY, INC. A bank employee demonstrates one of the efficient bookkeeping machines to Linda and Kathy. FIRST NATIONAL BANK IN LAMAR I57 Mr. Downing shows a huge mum to David and Robert in the lovely new shop just opened in the Village Shopping Center. LAMAR FLOWER SHOP Mary and Aleta Pose With Some Adorable Toy Animals Before the Gift Card and Wrappings Display at BEN FRANKLINS i I P l field Unload a Truck at the LAMAR TEXACO SERVICE 1211 South Main vw, arf 'i Gaumigug X , ,,..A,iT, , , ,r L rrry ii.. il' ' Shown With Mr. Laber- , tew and Mr. Herrera A ' ' ' A C Are Lou Ann and Debbie -f -f rev.--TM, mmm Who Are Adrniring the OF? CO. ,,f'Sf, 158 gil New Cars LABERTEW PONTIAC- BUICK INC. Mr. Northrup Is Pictured With His Grandsons Scott and Gary Who Know the Importance of Saving at the FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS 8. LOAN ASSOCIATION Inf Sharon and Her Father, Mr. Oscar Noble, Show Patty Just One of the Large Stock of Fine Watches at GREEN'S JEWELRY Home of Keepsake Diamonds Wyler - Bulova and Accutron Watches Patty Heise and Her Friend Vivian ' '37'T. P'i 'X Are Pictured in the Office of the HEISE SHEET METAL SHOP Where to Call 1 Ay LF-CL ix 1 ll if i M Mr. Bridge in the cab watches as Sally climbs up on the big truck and Penny Waits her turn. Q V -Q 3 iif BRIDGE BROTHERS S ii fi , I59 Linda, Dixie, Sandy IWW and Aubrey Are Pictured in the Spotless Kitchen at the Always Popular A8.W DRIVE INN Janet and Linda Find the Furniture Very Beautiful as Well as Comfortable at COUNTRY BROTHERS FURNITURE CENTER Cheryl Fischer and Carol I-Iierony nous Have Been Talking With the Secretary in the Office of the L8iF DRILLING, INC. as f l I i Terri Eisenhauer Is Kept Busy in Her Father's Store. Here She ls Pictured by a Rack of Children's Dresses at EISENHAUER'S DEPARTMENT STORE J. C. PENNEY COMPANY, INC. Sandra Surbrugg, Who Has 6:30 Program, Is Shown at the Broadcasting Control Panels at RADIO STATION KLMR ml' A , o S E 5 V IC 5 A NN YI . famvanns WMM, ,, .M.1..Qr ,,,.,. .,,f,gv,m.Ls, -- wsiamezffr-,f wivvfffff- . Mrs. Randles shows Sandy and Kay a vase of deep red rose buds RANDLES' ROSE BOWL FLORAL AND GIFTS Flowers for Every Occasion ui 1- y rj Il.. i Margie, Anita and Sherry polish the windows of the big gas truck as Mr. Adams and an attendant Watch. NORTH MAIN 66 Ibl Mr. Leland Woelk dis- cusses car insurance with Don and Mike. STATE FARM INSURANCE Mr. Hill shows Janie and Christy a computer form as Mr. Collins looks on. MILNE-HILL AGENTS, INC. is 4 L of l K 41-.1 ' S Evan and Tom are shown with Mr. Dougherty. FRANK A. DOUGHERTY Plumbing and Heating 407 Soth Main CATT LE RALPH E. TURPIN I62 SHEEP HARRY HEATH 8. SON 313 South Fifth Street DWIGHT L. HEATH Bob, Carol Ann, Ancel and Julie Are Pictured in the Front Office of the New Building at the Feed Lots of AUGUSTINE LIVESTOCK COMMISSION CO. Mr Wilson With Terry and Kenny in the Grain Testing Laboratory DES MARTEAU COMMISSION CO. The Latest Protein and Moisture Tests I63 1 1 . , , A Pioneer Newspaper, as Modern as Tomorrow THE LAMAR TRI-STATE Lt -'WPT Becky and Greg Betz in the office of the paper. HYBRID GRAIN SURGHUM PIONEER : Jig .- : Qfw PLANT f SEED ., 1 - img strong gegfgxxipg Striqxilgrxarvestabxluty 0 . ' G0 Top Y'e g MAKE MORE MONEY 'O l3'fQ, -pf A TIP OF THE HAT TO 1968 CLASS 'X , A fx ADKINSON PHOTOGRAPHY p Congratulations to the Students of Lamar High School I64 DAILY NEWS rw TAYLOR PUBLISHING COMPANY The WorId's Best Yearbooks Are Taylor-made NX? fm if UZMWW