Longs Peak Middle School - Rams Yearbook (Longmont, CO)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1976 volume:

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Back tlierz, when Indians roamed the prairie and buffalo ivereplentifui, tlze-first settlers paid 31,500 to gainfzili memberslzip to the Chicago Colony. later rzamea' Longmorzt. www ENRXNNQQ W yt OPENINGI3 This Is NOW Today Longmont has become a thriving city of 35,00 people. Even though we are a big city now, our people remain country-folk at heart. , The people ofLongmont made us what we are toa'ay, and this school has played a big part in contributing to the success ofour community. W i , , W W .MWWN . .Q , N X Y mN'5 S ,. OPENINGIS 01, 'l !A7g ' I, f C'-'UL Cl. '12-16,145 JQLL,,5L,fK 8 awww , J L4 1- c1ff1f6W'! 51 Q 1' f 1l,Q,zf3f if V, ky q C7 A ,,., X59 f 1 . cewmw,----11-,X1111111111111111 11111 11111111-11zmm1.111Q11111111113111111 -11111 1 1 Spirit has always been a part ofLongs Pealejunior High. Our spirit has led us through many a victory overfiela' anal court. But there is something more important to students at Longs Peak. We call it PRIDE. Pride in our school, in ourselves, and in our community has shown up many times over the school year. Once again our school had a successful cannedfoocl drive. Students also participated in the Longmont Unitea' Volunteers QLUVJ program. It has been oarpriale ana' our spirit that have maale Longs Peak a really great school, and we will always beproual ofit. life in Uur World Past and Present Foreign languages aren't the only ones to study foreign places. For example, 7th grade social studies classes took a look at the world around them. They studied South America, Europe, and all the other continents. Immigration, wars, and life in the past were among the many units studied by 8th grade students. American government and Colorado History were required for 9th graders. But for second and fourth quarters, they could take their choice between six and three week units on income tax, the Australian continent, ecology and the United Nations. Ninth grade social studies students taking the ecology unit listened to Mr. Ftick Lathrop, from the Environmental Protection Agency. SISOCIAL STUDIES . 8 talks to 9th grade social studies classes. 4' Crime Prevention if Q95 uses a map to do her social studies assignment. ....y,4 Cam, ': ..,. iz, .,.. N. .G l x N . :BX X me X X Nt Q XX Q I Q X Q xXw,-x. w W 5. .- -.Lf-e , y n- - -Lg x ' 'N . an . 'Hz Z.-P ..:,.-5 . 1 t 3 tw Q l Q . 5 , M-if . figs. 5 if s A .. KHVGY Carbaugh 171 demonstrates the beeper ball, a teaching aide for the blind. 7 W Here Rob Hartford 191 tries to locate an old mining town in Colorado. 3 National Geographic seems to be intriguing Bruce Anderson 195. SOCIAL STUDIESIQ lllew Classes Add Variety to Math Margie Glass Q97 and Jeff Weston Q95 take M, ,,f0mff4 A triumphant I did it! comes from Mark Whisman Q93 after finishing a complicated algebra problem. 1OlMATH the school Iibrary's measurements for geometry class. Mrs. Morgan explains computer charts to Larry McCormick and Kathleen Brooks Q93 in the new computer math class: Math is more than just numbers, as was proved by our dedicated math teachers. There were several new courses available, including geometry and a computer class. Even basic algebra had a lot of variety, thanks to Mr. Ahnstedt. His course included a study of aerodynamics using paper airplanes, working on string sculptures, a double washer puzzle problemn, and creative enrichment posters. But Mr. Ahnstedt said that the most successful thing he had his classes do was algebraic story problems. Ms. Kelley taught 8th and 9th grade math, and the applied geometry class. In geometry, the students worked on several large- scaleprojects, such as plans for school buildings and private homes. Introduction to Computers was taught by Ms. Morgan. Brand new this year, the class had 19 members. They worked with computers, calculators, and slide rules, and went to the FAA in January. Julie l-largett l7l practices her addition, to Mrs. Kelley's dismay. Another skill learned in Mr. Ahnstedt's math classes---l'Creative enrichment posters. IVIATHI11 Everything from Worms to Stars This year's science classes involved more than just experiments and tests. Seventh graders dissected frogs and earthworms in studying life science. During the earth science course 8th graders studied rocks and minerals, clouds and the atmosphere, and did a short unit on astronomy. Physical science, for 9th graders, included studies on radiation, chemicals, and energy types: mechanical, chemical, potential, and kinetic, as well as the electromagnetic spectrum. 22 Stew O'Brien 179 gazes happily down at the worm he is dissecting for science 5 .4 Z H6-34581 gramsyn Calculates Martin Dadisman 185- Greg Atkins t9l, carefully measures out 30 grams of water. 12lSClENCE Mr. Austin's fourth period class studies hard for an upcoming test. Kim Ericksen 695 tries to determine the radioactivity of a rock. Lance Vogler 483 sets up an experiment from the top ofa ladder. SCIENCEHS See Jane. See Jane Hun. Grammar, spelling, compostion, and literature all add up to a language arts course. Death Be Not Proud and Helen Keller were two of the video tapes that 7th grade students got to see. The 7th graders also presented the play, Ghost in the House. Eighth graders read the historical novel, Johnny Tremain, for the bicentennial year. Also a new system called tracking was used to determine the level of grammar for each student. The 9th grade students who really had an interest in language arts could take Communication Arts instead of Language Arts 9. This class had special units that were not otherwise offered: speech, semantics, and creative writing. All of the 9th grade classes went into the study of careers. For this unit they went to the Career Fair in Denver, March 8th, and had On-the-Job Day, Feb. 24. Nicky Romano 173 collects prepositions after a special unit in lang. arts is over. Speaking to 9th grade students on courses available at CDC is Becky Hatton. 14lLANG ARTS Here Tammie Wojtkewicz 185 demonstrates the proper way to blowabubble 6 MF. Heed, fV0mCDC1eXp'ainSh0Wt0 Chris Moehle 193 tells about each part of the tennis racket as part otaspeech get into the program. for Comm Arts. Mrs. Baranway shows Matt Hensley 173, Cathy Bean 173, and Lydia Satterlee 173 new books purchased by the lang. arts department. Mameen Murphy 193 gives her candy donation for the yearbook fund-raising project to Mrs. Gaddis. LANG ARTSH5 A Spanish Village, Menus, and More With the help of their teachers, Ms. Burns and Mr. Martinez, stu- dents in Spanish classes learned the basics of the language by studying dialogues, grammar, and the counting system. Some 7th graders built a Spanish village while others made up menus. A visit to the Foreign Language Festival in Denver was an extra for 9th graders. A close up view ofthe cards used in Le Jeu Des Huit Families Spanish Club members Joe Burger 185, Aram Ossorio l8l. Cathy Soutiea f9l, and Ben Sanlvliguel 493 make pinatas. 16lFOREIGN LANGUAGE Playing Cards, Dialogues and ln addition to learning a new language, French students also found out about the styles and cultures of France through movies and books. They also had a student guest speaker, Jean-Jacques from Bor- deaux, France who showed them postcards and talked about his hometown and France. Sarah Martin Q75 and Brad Jorgensen Q75 play the French game, Le Jeu Des Huit Familles. Hectorvega, from Columbine Elementary, and Mr. Martinez play The freedom balloon rises above the Foreign Language Spanish music for some of the Spanish classes. Festival which some Longs Peak students attended. Mrs, Burns' 7th grade Spanish classes made a Spanish village out ofclay and other materials. FOREIGN LANGUAGEH7 Guys Try Their Hands at Sewing The hum of sewing machines and the smell of baking usually fills the 300 hall. Why? Because some of the future homemakers of America are at work in our school. This year Home Economics wasn't just a girls' class. Five boys were enrolled, learning cooking, sewing, flower arranging, child care, and handcrafts. Home Ec is required for seventh grade girls, and the Home Ec l course included cooking, sewing, and child care. Home Ec ll students made jelly, dried and arranged flowers, and did more work on sewing, cooking, and child care. Students in third year Home Ec made pickles, cheese, and clothing. They also learned more about Italian cooking by visiting lVlarcantonio's Restaurant. Mr. Sam Marcantonio, owner of Marcantonio s Restaurant shows Ruth Gutierrez C93 how to make Italian noodles E Cathy Bean Q71 makes name tags for her sister, Celeste, and Chrissy VanProosdy. 18lHOME ECONOMICS Janette sne helps her frienos. Jeanie,LeWan m modem the Skirt She Randal Kirkpatrick l8J and Adam Armijo Q99 show off their class' 1 - ability at flower arr ' g. made in front of parents angln Ms. Linda Clark, from the Longmont Public Library, shows 7th Mrs. Smauwood helps Kathy Stackeibeck m with her shm- graders howto read a story to children. HOME ECONOMICSH9 Making Something from Nothing The pounding of hammers, the buzz of drills, and the clatter of wrenches, saws, and T-squares fill the shop rooms in the 400 hall. Seventh graders worked on woodburning and plastic molding, making plastic signs and key chains. Students in Shop ll made and sold Ram games to buy new equipment for the department. Shop students also continued the annual model contest. Career Woods class members made puzzles and games and the IQ tester. Evaluating nearly car Stafford i8l. ZOISHOP a shop project. and Danny Smith, hammer tofinish 483 carefully adjusts the drill before using it. Eric Herbert WJ and Kevin Stenson 171 use woodburning tools to make house numbers. SVG mean supposed to cut? asks Mitch Ross 475. W-vw race cars made in woodworking. SHOPl21 Every Student Becoming Ph ysieally Fit Physical Education iPEj is not just push-ups, jumping jacks, and straddle stretchers. P.E. can be a lot of fun, expecially to 9th graders who had co-ed tennis, golf, and bowling. Gymnastics, basketball, football, and wrestling were among the many activities required for boys in the P.E. classes. Girls' activities were from jump-roping to floor-ex to basketball, with everything in between. Girls' gymnastics was very successful this year. The girls seemed to enjoy it and the teachers felt they benefitted from this unit. Students also helped sell candy to buy new gymnastics equipment. in co-ed golf, Bill Shultz i9j shoots for par. UML 'findley' when is it going to Come Sonia Helgeland Q81 concentrates on making a perfect vault down? ' asks Steve Pyle i77- 22!PHYSICAL EDUCATION . ef ff A sudden stop in play to see if two more points will be added to Kathy Brennan shows Emily Oldham 171 that the score in a 7th grade PE class. She can dv 3 DHCKDGUU- Judy Schmidt 181 practices her cross-over jumps. Helping an 8th grade student do a front handspring is Tom Joyce l9l- PHYSICAL EDUCATlON!23 A Chance for Self-Expression Team teaching, more individualiza- tion for students, and many new projects characterized the art classes. Students in Art ll and lll did silkscreening and commercial art projects like album covers, movie ads, cartoons, and tavern designs. Package designs and crayon batik were a few of many new projects for Art l and ll students. New equipment acquired by the department included lettering textbooks and woodburning tools. Rick Hodorowich, from the University of Northern Colorado, and Ms. Jean Novak were student teachers for the art department. Modeling clay into a pot on the potters wheel is Jeff Hansis 181 M t...t ..,t...,t.. . tt... tt...tt N . tt.,..t.t , , . Meg Hlavacek Q93 and Tracey Anderson 19j giggle over their scratcn board design. 24lART N . I X . , W, A .ww MW ' f W ,Z Q Carlotta Dernianew 495 finishes her macrarne poi holder. f , ' QW-afwfwm ..,,,,....,,., I -WM I WL' iw , Q ',,,g,W,, bmw ,Aff df' A my M4416 -1:::f-V - 'MQW . WW My V ffff' M W ,,1A.. ,,,,. Wffff lt's not her fault, Dad, says Reid Bennett, defending Debbie Olcott l9l. llluusnxw Dana Hoffleld 193 puts the finishing touches on her water DENUUVWQ- Q ff t fi CQ s R W ff NS :-is I think that idea has possibilities, comments Mrs. Bsias to Mark Eubanksi8l. AFlT!25 Classical Music Still Has Place While string players can't march with the band, they can perform with the orchestra. Mr. Bailey was the orches- tra director, and was helped by Miss Donna Kopecky for part of the year. At various times, strings were joined by Mixed Chorus, Bluegrass Band, and an electric guitar. Along with all this variety was classical music, such as Beethoven's Ninth Sym- phony and The Masterpiece . Several ensembles, including a string quartet, a cello duet, and a woodwind quintet, came out of orchestra. Quite a few string players competed in the solo and ensemble contests in Feb- ruary and March, bringing home a lot of firsts for Longs Peak. l l Mr. Bailey gets involved while directing 6th period orchestra. Chris Eubanks Ui concentrates on 26lOFlCHESTFlA Larry McCormick 495, Paul McLean QQJ, Dennis Carney 185, and Doug Roth C95 show how much work marching can be. And the Beat Goes Un Longs Peak had four bands this year Symphonic, Concert, and Red and White bands. New this year was the director, lvlr. Simpson, who previously taught at Longmont and Northeast Junior Highs. District Band Night was a big event in the fall, with the Longs Peak bands making a really good showing. Band members also marched in the Welcome Vance Brand, Pet and Doll, and Veteran's Day parades. ln addition, the bands participated in concerts in December and March. Symphonic Band, led by Mr. Simpson, performs in the spring Concert. A marching band member takes a break to tie his shoe BAND!27 Music Made More Personal Second and seventh periods were the most unusual ofthe music classes. Called Individualized Music and taught by Mr. Helmers, the students had an opportunity to learn to play guitar, piano, mandolin, banjo, and many other instruments. Some of them combined to make the Bluegrass Band and some others formed a rock band. The class was originally for those who wanted to play an instru- ment not used in band or orchestra, but novv there are also band students vvho take this course. The students do lesson packets, or TLU's, in addition to learning their instruments. Tami Mularky Q93 has problems playing the piano when cameras areflashing. 28!VOCAL MUSIC Ken Albrecht i9l, Danny Current QQJ, Dan Salyards i9J, Scott Taylor 493, Mr. Helmers, and Frank Angstead Q93 take a break from rock band practice, ?? MZZii?f ' 'M' ' 3. .1 ' Brenda Walsh Q95 practices on her guitar in Individualized Music. i l i T Harms C95 on mandoling David Cozad i9l, banjog David Dreher t9l, guitarg and Dale Cozad 487, dobro. Lori Marcbnrief 493, Don Dye tsl, oiarinoa Getman tsl andJoe Amoroso t8l practice their choreography. Students Shaw Singing Talent Mr. l-lelmers and Ms. Shoemaker were busy again this year, with Vocal Music I, Girls' Chorus, Mixed Chorus, and 7th Grade Chorus. Mixed Chorus presented the musical, 'iTom Sawyer, ', and 7th Grade Chorus did a short musical skit. This was the first year Longs Peak had a 7th grade chorus, and it was very successful. Mised Chorus and Girls' Chorus combined and performed at the t'Stars of Tomorrow as an aftershow entertainment. They also toured the elementary schools to show the 6th graders some of the ways music branches out in junior high. Concerts and public performances were planned in cooperation with the instrumental music department. This, plus choreography, added variety to this years' vocal music. Tthgmde and girls choruses combine for a rehearsal in the auditeria. 29!VOCAL MUSIC Click, Click, Click, Zing! The individualized Typing l program successfully continued this year. Fundamental typing skills and a chance to improve speed and accuracy are basically what the course is all about. Writing to businesses for pictures or for specific information was a special unit for typing students. Some students did exceptionally well with high-speed timed typing tests. Some even got up as high as 50 to 60 words per minute. Mrs. Clark, the typing teacher, feels that students, with a little self-discipline and a lot of hard work, can master a skill they can and will use. Typing I students, Paula Rowell 193, Marri Cochran 483, Rob Sloan's Q93 head, Kurt Schlagel 193, and Kathleen Beavers 483, gather around Mrs. Clark's desk for help and advice. SOITYPING The typing department received four electric typewriters this Year. Here, Shari Owen 193 uses one of them while she aides for Mrs. Clark. KGHGY GVG6-he C93 ponders over newly learned margin stops lllewspapers, Yearbooks, and Work, Work, Work Taking pictures, pasting up articles, writing stories, and cropping pictures is all a lot of fun, or is it? These are a few of the many things that the journalism class does. Meeting deadlines and coming in on Saturdays are also a part of this course. lt isn't really all that bad, said one of the class members. Barb Rose L93 and Delena Taggart t9l check the money box to see After all, We get to have parties 0nCe how yearbook sales are going. in awhne H Hard at work designing a yearbook poster is Sue De-Graffenried, on the left, with other class members helping. t. mwaatxzwi ,Hg 5 ,.: .- gs.: V wsmsswuwwpstt. YPutting together the Christmas Ram-Page are 9th graders Figuring out a layout are journalism class members Linda Maureen Murphy, Belinda VVright's head, Erin McCoy, Shirley L . 9 D I T t h Sherwood, Barb Rose, and KOH Hippe- ewis i ll e ena aggar 195, and Maureen Murp y 193. JOUFINALISMIS1 Si Ni F, -. .t-.fx -'S9?3.:,: X 1:-gg: rg tqx Q in X X 'O' 5: : SQ: A-, '. -zfuwifz. Fi--' SX X X SX WN A RX ts. ' -212-15551 :i?:'i'i2:1:N'QI:S-' V-'1 XffNwm?wM., Sif- Q V , 5: XS 1 kms X S Q. S X X ,, ,QI s S NE, 4. . -512+ X , xbfgggxsx N N :X ,x.x wx , ,f Ms McLave:AudloVusuaISupervlsor Ms Haeke Mr. Hllgenburg and MS Bans Comm elors longs Peak Uffers Everything From. Ms, Page: Secretary Ms. Dust and Ms. Cheslerz Teacher Aides 23 , 2 Q ,i if 6.04, Ms. Hafner: Secretary 34lSECRETARIES, AIDES . Y , Ms. Oline and Ms. Covvtesz Secretaries Joyce Fluckiger, Bernadine Bintliff, Shirley Jarrad: Lunohroom Aides KEEPERS OF THE KITCHEN Front Row: Clara Casey, Shirley Stroh, Lois Hutchins, Dorothy Mundt, Lillian Millar. Back Flow: Donna Fruitiger, Frieda Gomer, Virginia Horton, Eileen Dreher, Hazil DeBruyne, Eileen Green. Cashier Jeanine Nelson was absent when picture was taken. COOKS, LUNCHROOM AIDES!35 Bacteria to 36lTEACHEFtS Bulgaria Mr. Stenson and Mr. Shipp: 8th grade Science Ms. Curtis: 7th grade Social Studies ,, -i .-1.2-fse1s5::. .f:z,:1:f:2:s:mf-If? , , '....:.:'--r,r1r:-mi --- 'W gf 52:2 5,Q'E::'Q,E12ff15,Q,E1:zz1:2:,i2fsi1f2i25:z111::,:,., .. ' 4 V: f's-5-5:2151 '- :. f Mr. pemag Yth grade Social Studies IVIr. Kennett: 8th grade Social Studies 'S Mr. Talaske: General Math XSQSN QXX BFG 3 Mr. Hultgren: General Math and Algebra MS. Lamoreuxr General MSW and Algebfa Ms. Morgan: General Math and Computer Math TEACH ERSl39 40lTEACHEFlS Words to Books Mr. Pierpoint: Resource Mr. Herring: Sth grade Language Arts i Mr. Powers: Reading Specialist Ms. Baranway: 7th grade Language Arts Mr. Taggett: 8th and 9th grade Language Arts MS' pompilii QW Qrade LEUWQUHQG Arts . ,,..,..--.. . :,..A,.- -.....:,.....:,., . U W -- -- - U-f-V --A-'uv--:sv ' N TEACHERSI41 Concerts to Sweat Suits... Mr. Bailey: Orchestra Mr. Helmers: Vocal Music f S . X V X,,, Mr Simpson Band , Ms. Shoemaker proudlv displays her many medals won in the 1975 Ms. Shoemaker and Mr. l-lelmersz Vocal Music Wheel Chair Olympics. 42lTEACHERS Ms Kohlman: 9th grade Girls PE. Countries ta Kitchens z Z lp '1 i I . Z ':'-.:: Clark: Typing ?' Ms. Mitchell: Spanish and French 44lTEACHEHS Mr. Martinez: Spanish Ms. Burns: Spanish ff-fv Mr, Giudice: Shop Ms. McGauQhy: Home Economics ,,, 2Ziif,f,,,44w- Mr. Wagner: Shop Mr. Dedic: Shop Mr. Bennett: Art Ms.SrnaIlvv0od1HOrne Economics Ms. Ray Ms. Bsaies 1 ,Art TEAC!-lEF2S!45 1 1 W 3 1 1.011.935 Pculfs clubs and orgauituriorzs have l7? OGdClICC1l the SCP1ool'5 uxrm-cur1'ic14lar prolqmm. Thesc various organizations have provided dllOllf16'f,fL7VW1OfE' studcrzt expression and lecldemlzip. Student Council Had the Ideas l l ., t Dainny Garrison discusses plans with thestudent A I council sponsors, Mr. Powers and Ms. Haeker. Ma'9'e Glass, Headglfl STUDENT COUNCIL - Seated at table: Danny Garrison, Sorcelll, Sona Stephens, Dennis Carney, Karla Hippe, Carrie Cassell, Mike Carton. Margie Glass. Flow 1: John Karen Flesler. Flow 3: Paul McLean, Patty Wilburn, Gwln, Chris Fluff, Brian Coats, Leslie Jacobs, Veronica Beleah Patterson, Karen Nixon, Pam Wolfe, Kris Atencio, Brenda Rose, Row 2: Spencer Reeves, Bob Fritschen,Susan Kinney. 48lSTUDENT COUNCIL Journalism and Art Club Used Skills AFlT CLUB: Flow 1: Cheryl Green, Cindy Adam. Bow 2: Craig Converse, Glen Flanagan, Mrs. Flay lsponsorl, Mark Zen, Joe Black, Doug Wolfe, Mr. Bennett lsponsorl- The journalism class was designed for students interested inthe news media. The students learned the basic terms and rules of news writing. They wrote each monthly edition of the school newspaper, The Ram-Page. They also put together the yearbook. They took the pictures, arranged the pages, and helped print the design on the yearbook covers. They worked many hours after school and on week- ends to try to meet deadlines on both the newspaper and the yearbook. The students really enjoyed the learning experience this class offered. 'NHNWQ' Dianne Wade knew by the look on Mrs. Pompili's face that today was going to be one of THOSE days. Journalism class members, Jon Doug O'Brian, Kori Hippe, Kevin Van Howe, Belinda Wright, N , Linda Lewis, and Maureen Murphy, read the latest xxxbi , , - edition of the Ram-Page. JOURNALISM - AFiTl49 learning with Une Way Club and LUV Podhajsky, Bon Battke, Jim Crysler, Beg Golden. Flow 3: Lynn Lechman, Dana Dreith, Tina Cornwell, Brenda Vllalsh, Mindy Sprague, Cathy Bengtson, Sharon Bennett, Curt Akeson, Todd Lechman, Ward Bengtson. ONE WAY CLUB - Front row: Lori Podhajsky, Brian Hibbs, Julie Steele, Theresa Allen, Kevin Corcoran. Bow 2: Heidi Battke, Sherry Beebe, Steve Burman, Ed Bergland. Lance Casey, lVlr. Giudice, sponsor, Brian SOICLUBS Lutener, Susan Sonvnesyn, Carrie Cornwell, Dena Allen,JenniferlFlueb,DebbieBruso,VlarnVrnyVLi1lcenback, Maher, Tina Cornwell, Dana Dreith, Sherry Beebe. Flow Carolyn Phillips. Spanish and French Club Went Places FRENCH CLUB - Front Row, seated: Alison Schwartz, Karen Resler, Melody Mills, Lori Robinson. Fiow 2 Renee Beck, Laura West, Joyce Powers, Vincent Alford Flow 3: Ms. Mitchell, sponsor, Candy Patterson Michelle Williams, Julie Hanson, Lori Platt. Some of the foreign language students wanted to do more than their regular classroom activities so a Spanish Club.and a French Club were formed. Mr. Martinez sponsored the 17 members in Spanish Club. They went to a Foreign Language Festival, Casa Bonita ia Mexican restaurantl and had a cook-out for their families. They raised money by raffling a 10- speed bike, holding a bake-sale, and selling candy bars. French Club had 11 members plus Ms. Mitchell, the sponsor. To raise money they sold candied apples and Christmas gifts. THey went to two French restaurants, the Denver Art Museum, and participated inthe school's Spring Fling. SP1 C--- ..,.... .,.,, ,,,,,,,, V, ,VV -N. W, ww .mu W 'HMV V f ,n Tammy Helms. Row 2: Julie Laakei:,FThalia Miiier, SanMigueI,TyTobin,Cathy Soutiea. 1 ' Stephanie Hall, Pam Saterlee, Kristin Burman, Mr. CLUBSl51 Mixed Clmrus Praetieed and Succeeded Mixed chorus members learned to put dance movements to me song Purlie . The three chorus classes were designed to give students practice and instruction with vocal music. Seventh grade and girls' choruses were for seventh and eighth grade girls. IThey learned many songs, rehearsed and performed four concerts, and put on a musical called On the Range. Mixed Chorus was for eighth and ninth grade boys and girls. They practiced singing, learned choreo- graphy, performed concerts, and put on the musical, Tom Sawyer. 52lMIXED CHORUS MIXED CHORUS - Front row: Sarah Bull, Renee Gunn, Alison Schwartz, Nannette Coursey, Susan Miller, Heidi Battke, Sona Stephen, Marjie Spenner, Delena Taggart, Debbie Lutener, Rhonda Jantz, Rachel Martin, Sue Tice, Michelle Struthers, Lisa Lehfeldt. Row 2: Susie Reynolds, Lisa Trippensee, Pam Sallee, Tracey Anderson, Amy Romano, Chris Bean, Ames Fowler, Daniel Heiser, Sam Urton, Tom Fenton, Kendall Einspahr, Julie Williams, Cathy Soutiea, Karen Nixon, Kelly Green, Beleah Patterson, Kori Hippe, Karla Hippe. Row 3: Bret Thomas, Kim Barnes, Eugene Ackerman, Mike Johnson, Tim l-linman, Molly Scott, Clarinda Getman, Lori Marconnet, Rita Krueger, Patti Bobbitt, Don Dye, Joe Amoroso, David Bennett, Jeff Lyons, Greg Holst, Steve Leavitt, Martin Dadisman, Mr. Helmers, Ms. Shoemaker. Begin in Girls and Seventh Grade Chorus GIRLS' CHORUS- Front row: Cathy Scott, Valerie Rash, Cummins, Karen Winegar, Tammy Karal, Patti Kathy Rhoads, Karen Carlton, Tina Cimafranca, Susan Henderson, Sandra Powers, Debbie Thornby, Ms. Brown, Sonja Johnson, Jamie Carlson, Kathleen Burks. Shoemaker. Row 2: Wendy Gittleson, Tammy Hawke, Tammy SEVENTH GRADE CHORUS - Front row: Tammy Ackerman, Sondra Krueger, Milli Amos, Laurie Bacidore, Kris Kanzler, Andrea Justice, Connie Carter. Row 2: Kim Garrison, Deanna Birdsall, Tammy Wineinger, Tracey Gutenburg, Joyce Wood, Julie Hargett, Debbie Portschi, Richard Pressley, Bruce Ryalls, Chris Ensminger, Brian Nelson, Brian Short, Leon Stratton, Dave Frank. Row 3: Diane Bradton, Judy Brenninschultz, Karen Venhaus, Belinda Beistle, Elain Benavidez, Jennie Taggart, Sue Murphy, Teresa Higginbotham, Bob Soricelli, Brad Burgdorff, Jim Florence, Matt Hinsley, Todd Lechman, Doug Wolf, Randy Cosner. GIRLS CHOF!US!53 Watch the Sharps, Had and White Bands. WHITE BAND - Front row: Cathy Bengston, Kim Kostiuk, Luanna Winters, Kendall Hauger, Kim Shearer, Joan Flueb, Joy Sherwood, Dawn Anderson, Lori Burgat. Flow 2: Vince Alford, Jim Stugelmeyer, Vernette Patzlaff, Brian Westfall, Karey Carbaugh, Kari Elliot, Tammy Chuda, Teri Goon. Bow 3: Shelby Willett, Alicia Carney, Kim Hunter, Kristi Peres, Sheryl Mathews, Meg Flhoads, Rhonda Sears, Karen Garner. Row 4: Beg Golden, Mike Stanton, Sam urton, uuillliici DeGarmo, Steve Pyle, Mark Jackson, Steve Nessett, Ken Stark, Scott Jacobson, Monty Gieber, Scott Thornburg. Flow 5: Phil Fincher, Greg Herman, Sondra Krueger, John Knox, Scott Morris, Duane Ready, Scott Stoecker, Doug Jordon, Todd Drieth. Row 5: Charles Neighbors, Don Wagner, Tom Fobes, Craig Buringa, Mike Taylor. RED BAND - Front row: Ann Lees, Andrea Justice, Brenda Bose, Chris Anderson, Vonda Phipps, Darla Choquette, Tracy Glennan, Thayne Stacey, John Lackey. Bow 2: Sandy Mika, Cindy Dirks, Mark Kolby, Brian Hoist, Jill Heddles, Gena Foster, Shari Aiken, Ann Herzfeld, Gina DeSantis. Ftow 3: Terry Sprague, Susan O'ConnelI, Michele Williams, Belinda Beistle, Flick 54lBANDS Fillman, Scott Coleman, Flon Angstead, Chris Cary, Charles Knopp, John Bice. Row 4: Steve Spooner, Dan Horihan, Bruce Anderson, Galen Watts, Darin Mathews, Todd Cook, Allen Holliday, Steve Alford, Scott Rose. Row 5: Dan Haubert, Kevin Haakenson, Kent Tennant, John Wood, Jeff Jansen, Flobert Jessen, Brian Cook, Jim Chrysler. 'W Concert and Pep Bands Made Music PEP BAND - Front row, seated: Dan Thompson, Steve Walden, Jim Wheeler. Row 4: Alan Yakel, Colin Berry. Simpson, David Puffer, Scott Bose, Larry McCormick, Bow 5: Scott Criswell, Jim Carson. Row 6: Charles Jesse Sloan. Row 2: Brian Jackson, Linda Lewis, Judy Knopp, John Wood. Weardon, Stephanie Hall, Maureen Murphy. Flow 3: Jim CONCERT BAND- Front row: Katherine Flhoads, Diana Becker, Judy Weardon, Janet Chandler, Kerri Dexter, Diane Taylor, Sue Babb, Julie Floreth, Kathy Loutzen- heiser, Joy Swenson, Karen Bastian, Tiana Melquist, Shirley Sherwood. Flow 2: Wendy Lobban, Stephanie Hall, Dana Sween, Tracy Jenkes, David Patterson, Jesse Sloan, Bob Netzel, Barbara Koch, Lisa Becker, Sandra Johnson, Mindy Sprague, Lesley l-lendrix, Joyce Powers, Nancy Blntliff. Fiow 3: Teri Bova, Holly Ansell, Kevin Griffith, Doug Braaten, Dan Thompson, Doug Kesler, Jeff Mossberg, Kirk Batzlaff, Laura Lansberry, Cheri Miller, Steve Simpson, Greg Dyer. Row 4: Mr. Simpson, Claire Davenport, Jerry Robustellini, Alan Maul, Brian Jackson, Tom Slauson, Jeff Walden, Mark Stover, Joe Pompili, Colin Berry, Steve Nixon. BANDl55 Symphonic Band and Urclrestra Were Tops SYMPHONIC BAND - Front row: Sherry Beebe, Stacey Holmes, Greg Silkenson, Susan Miller, Dan Ketchum, Nanette Coursey, John Lee, Cindy Childers, Barbara Allen, Dynette Ready, Carrie Cassell. Row 2: Randi Steiner, Janet Johnson, Rita Hockmuller, Jennifer Parnaby, Roxann Ernst, Lori Schart, Linnea Springer, Shelley Struthers, Dianna Dubrovin, Kathleen Burks, Row 3: Maureen Murphy, Linda Lewis, Cece Childers, Jacci McKenna, Jay Honaker, Kathleen Hershey, Daina Penn, Cheryl Marshall. Lindsey Walker, Melinda McGrew. Row 4: Tom Sprinkle, Jill Crapp, Dennis Carney, Doug Roth, Tim Harms, Scott Criswell, John Halley, David Puffer, Larry McCormick, Chris Gallup, Karen Resler. Row 5: Frank Angstead, Lisa Deshler, Tony Pinnick, Jerry Mauck, Guy Miller, Roger Anders, Larry Dirks, Jim Carson, Mark Taylor, Tim Dirks. Row 6: Mr. Simpson, Mark Whisman, Bob Lewan, Alan Yakel, Paul McLean, Miles McGaughey, Brett Huber, Rob Orbanosky, Jim Libal, Ben SanMlguel. ORCHESTRA - Row 1: Erin McCoy, Melinda Nixon, Julie Hanson, Marilyn Chrysler, Aram Ossorio, Lori Robinson, Tim Hinman, Stacey Crystal. Row 2: Deanne Powers, Heidi Battke, Caroline Nishida, Emily Oldham, Deanna Birdsall, Debbie Pedigo, Kent Mueller, Sue Tice, Laura West, Carol Layman. Row 3: Carrie Cassell, Barbie Allen, Cindy Childers, Susan Miller, Nanette 56l BAN D ORCHESTRA Coursey, Maureen Murphy, Roxann, Ernst, Ben SanMiguel, Paul Johnson, Kresten Wright, John Rubright. Row 4: Tim Harms, Doug Roth, Larry Dirks, Guy Miller, Jerry Mauck, Tim Dirks, Kathleen Hershey, Daina Penn, Cece Childers, Jay Honacker, Jacci McKenna, Mr. Bailey. Ski Club Protests .- Expensive Tickets Many students like to ski but often cannot find transportation to the ski areas, so the Longs Peak Ski Club was formed. This year it had 60 members and two sponsors, Mr. Moore and Mr. Vance. The club went on monthly trips to places such as Winter Park, Vail, Copper Mountain, and Keystone. SKI CLUB - Ftow 1: Mr. Vance lsponsorl, Mr, Moore lsponsorl, Shirley Sherwood, Joy Sherwood, Kelly Sled. Flow 2: Randy Bliss, Charlie Drake, Miles McGaughey, Sheila Keckhut, Monty Gieber, Steve Nessett, Phillip Fincher, Scott Stoecker, Kim Lundquist, Carey Minch, Mag Hlavacek, Shari Owen. Row 2: Jim Frey, Jean Vandermolen, Brian Kinney, Karen Bensinger, Mark Stringer, Kendall Einspahr, Tom Joyce, Todd Cook, Jim Carson, Dale Cozad. Flow 3: Brett Thomas, Chris Bean, Roberta Macy, Jeff Weston, Cindy Cox, Clarinda Getman, Kendra Harris, Kim Erikson. Row 4: Danny Cooper, Jim Van Dyke, Chris Moehle, Jaci Enger, Lori Marconnet, Patty Wilburn, Bob Lucia, Ruth Gutierrez, Diana Dubrovin, Debbie Lutener, Carrie Cassell, Cece Childers, Cindy Childers. SKI CLUBl57 : N A X , - XR X Mx N mx W 19 T 'ff--'f Vw, 'fl' ' ' 1 f f xx i 'Mm WW M 'Nfl my mn ,, I, 1 xv X ll E .,fei?'T'X ! nn L ff 3 T I C Cheerleaders Produce Continuous Spirit B Lori Nelson, Tracey Anderson, Meg Hlavecek, Carey Minch,Shirley Sherwood, Linda Nelson. Cheerleading is not an easy job. lt starts early in the summer and doesn't end until the cheerleaders for the following year are trained. The girls practice once a week all year. They have done a great job promoting spirit this year. Here, cheerleaders Carey Minch, Tracey Anderson, and Linda Nelson prepare to leave for a game. GOICHEERLEADERS Cheerleader Shirley Sherwood expresses her feelings after a lost game. Varsity Football Has Victorious Season A Ftam steps out of bounds after gaining important yardage. VARSITY FOOTBALL OPPONENTS Lf Conrad Ball 16 14 Northeast 6 19 Fort Morgan 0 6 Longmont 6 20 Hinkley 6 22 Heath forfeited Bill Reed cancelled John Evans 0 6 A i EQrfESlTIA- liirogt Bow: Keith Busch, Brad Buringa Randy V Y, ar chell, Steve Holmes, G P Pflipsen, Alan Oswald, John Halley. Bow Zzrggeggalggtts iriii Ratzlaff- Jeff Sutton, Charles Drake, Kim Barnes Barin Mathews, Mike Johnson, Jeff Nicklos, Ftow 3: Dan Cooper, Ftobin Sloan, Curt Akeson, Greg Arfsten, Scott Klarich, Dan Garrison, Gene Prock. Top Bow: Coach Harrison, Ken Albrecht, Sam Brooks,Scott Sterkel, Ames Fowler, Coach Lindley. VARSITY FOOTBALLIG1 Tough Times for LP. White Team WHITE TEAM QPPON ENT Lf'- Northeast 35 40 Frederick 23 59 Mead 30 46 Lyons 12 82 Longmont 39 33 White team ball carrier Tim Hinman Q93 charges forward for extra yardage WHlTE TEAM - Front Row: Mike Larson, David Cozad, Mike Hafner, Tom Joyce, Jim VanDyke, Miles, McGaughey, Ron Jantz, Kurt Schlagel, Dan Current, Scott Taylor. Row 2: Brad Haidle, Paul Semonette, Kent Choquette, Kevin VanHowe, Jeff Tobey, Robert Hutchinson, Rusty Reeves, Tim Hinman. 62!VVHITE TEAM John Beste, Mark Kummer. Top Row: Tim Slota, Bob Lewan, Kevin Smoot, Nick DeCino, Bill Blazon, Bill Schultz, Greg Atkins, Greg Wilson, Mike Cox, Allen Holliday, Coach Shioo. Coach Stenson Explosive 8th Graders Suffer Unly Une Defeat RED 'TEAM OPPONENTS LP RED White Team 16 38 Frederick 12 32 Northeast 18 16 Lyons 6 46 Longmont O 22 Mead 8 32 Red team defendei Tom Aiello, ISHPS f0f The ballcarrier. RED TEAM - Front row: Randy Klarich, Jeff Hargett, Don Dye, Rodger Anders, Mike Tipton. Row 2: Dan Ketchum tstandingl, Jerry Hensley, David Holmes,.Dan Evans, Tom Aiello, Bill Stafford, Chris Lutz tstandingj. Row 3g Vince Rafferty tstandingl, Kelly Jacobs, Rich Epperson, Jim Connelly, Doug Snodgrass, Kendall Einspahr, Lance Vogler fstandingy. Row 4: Chris Capaldi tstandingl, Chris Auterburn, Doug Kesler, Jeff Winger, Alan Stabe, Scott Nelson, Tony Pinnick fstandingl. Top row: Chris Bean, Coach Dedic, John Carton Gene Ackerman, Ron Valencia, Jeff Parker, Allen Vtfagner, Coach Arfsten, Kent Rollin. RED TEAIVH63 Crass-L'ountry's First Year Proves Successful VARSITY CROSS-COUNTRY J. V- CROSS-COUNTRY OPPONENT Ii OPPONENT Frederick 39 17 Egg- N0 Score Northeast 29 Northeast 54 Frederick No Score Frederick No Score Longmont No Score Longmont N0 Score Northeast 19 Northeast 58 Northeast 34 Northeast 54 Longmont No Score Longmont 99 Northeast 24 Longmont No Score Longmont NO Score Northeast No Score Larry Dirks Q93 and Jim Carson C95 lead the pack of Cross-Country runners. CROSS-COUNTRY - Front Row: Clarence Jojola, IVISVK Crystal. Top Row: Mitch Floss, Matt Hensley, Ron Floemer, Paul McLean, Robert McGrew, John Wood, Angsted,Jay Honaker,Joe Black, Ben SanMiguel, Doug Aram Ossorio, Mike Batt. Row 2: Larry Dirks, Rick VViIson,Coach Spencer. Fillmon, Jim Carson, Lisa Revielle, Doug Roth, Stacy 64!CROSS COUNTRY Mighty Varsity Captures lllertlrern Conference OPPUNENT Ft. Morgan Heath Longmont Bill Reed N.E. i. Bali 'i i Z elf L N.E. , Biii Reed A Faculty .. I, in . 'VARSITY qaAarggTBALLp 25 '55 ' 34- L l-.E 42 68 A as 87 r A37 Longmont A j John Evansf A A f--X 74 L 77 A si 49' 41 i 1- Q 71 Mark Fioemer 4323 tips the ball in the opening seconds of an important game. A awww' iwiniif VARSITY - Front Fiow: Sam Brooks, Chris Moehle, Greg Keiih BuSCh, Paul McLean, Mark Fioemer, Ken Albrecht, Arfsten, Greg Atkins, Jim Netzei. Top Row: Coach Arfsten, Kirk Fiatzlaff, Coach Dedic. BASKETBALL VARSITYIB5 J. V. 's End Season with a 9-I Record JMFBASKETBALL ' A OPPONENT ivieao 37 Lyons 10 74 Northeast 43 45 Ft. Nlorgan 8 63 I Heath 32 49 Longmont 23 63 Frederick 34 49 Northeast 42 70 LP 8th 57 49 Longmont 38 51 Tim Hinman 1233 outjumps an opposing player for coritroloftheball JUNIOR VARSITY - Front Row: John Wood, Doug Roth, Jeff Johnson. Kenny Frank' Tim Hlftmeri, Mike Larson, Steve Weston, Brian Williamson, Dan Ketchum, Mike Allen, Tom HOIVYIGS, Coach DediC- Aiello. Scott Sterkel. Back Flow: Clint Smith, Craig Hull, Mike 661 BASKETBALL JUNIOR VARSITY Gund Times for 8th Grade Basketball Team A . --' Ns s s --., . . ..,.. - NY 1' X. as ' '. Qj'f'f:1ff:2:1e: r , An 8th grade Ram beats the J.V.'s to the basket for 2 points. L.P. 8TH GRADE BASKETBALL OPPON ENT Q Frederick 30 41 N . E. 50 46 Longmont 32 45 Mead 65 57 Lyons 22 73 N. E. 51 61 L.P. 9th 49 57 Longmont 35 60 STH GRADE - Front Fzgwg Kendall Einspahry Jeff Hutchinson, Dennis Sheridan, Dave Birdsall, John Lee. Winger, Jay Honaker, Tony Pinnick, Chris Capaldi, Bob TOD ROWS Coach SWDD, JBVVY HGFISIGY, DOH Dye, Adam Netzel, Lance Vogler. Row 2: Vince Rafferty, Robert Gamble- BASKETBALL 8TH GRADEI67 LP. Grapplers Burn the Mats VARSITY WRESTLING OPPONENT LL Ft. Morgan 50 12 Heath 37 25 Longmont 26 30 Northeast 24 28 Bill Reed 41 12 John Evans 28 30 Conrad Ball 37 17 Jeff Nicklos Q93 attempts to pin an opposing wrestler. VARSITY - Front Bow: Loyd Upton, Joe Black, Kevin Pacot, Dan Current, Greg Pflipsen, Alan Oswald, Kurt VanHowe, Bob Lucia, Jim Carson, Ken Davidson, Jeff Schlagel, Dan Cooper, Jeff Nicklos, Randy Darby, John Tobey, Guy Miller, Dan Huffman. Top Bow: Coach I-laIIey,lVlikeCarton,Coach Ahnstedt. Stenson, Kent Choquette, Pat Arias, Blake Howe, Greg SSIVVBESTLING VARSITY J. V. Matmen Pin Their Way to Success JV WRESTLING OPPONENT Q Northeast 35 40 Frederick 23 59 Mead 30 46 Lyons 12 82 Longmont 39 33 Two wrestlers battle it out to see who will remain number 1. F:-5-EEEE-J 535-:I t SEE'E'EEf:Q! E:E'E'Ef:f: h Q JUNIOR VARSITY - Front row: John Lackey, Justin Richmond, Jeff Rhodes, Craig Buringa. Row 2: Dave Birdsall, Rick Fillmon, John Carton, Jeff Brooks, Doug Snodgrass, Rodger Anders, Jerry Griffin, David Holmes, Row 3: Chris Bean, Randy Busch, Jeff Hargett, Jim Connely, Dan Evans, Matt Hensley. Row 5: Paul Gonzales, Bill Blazon, Rock Hunter, Dan Thompson, Brent Ballinger, Chris Lute, Jeff Ludwig. Row 6: Coach Moore, Jerry Hensley, Tom Aiello, Kelly Jacobs, Robert Hutchinsor, Cary Carbough, Randy Klarich, Dan Ketchum, Don Dye, Coach Lindley. WRESTLING JUNIOR VARSITYl69 741 f Ii may f., . 0 W Volleyball Team Brings Home Trophy . .:,,,,: - ,-:,., V Q vlvv, ,.,---- 1 :Z I .A',' 1 --1- 1 I I :lf :.V. :', ..-' I -:1 2 JR. VARSITY I l,,:V I I 9 l'l ' ,Ir VOLLEYBALL fa '- ,fee ' 'i11V l'f Q- NQBIHEAST Game 1 9 Game 2 15 Game 3 6 ,Q LQNGMQNI Game 1 15 Game 2 15 LE NORTHEAST Game 116 16 Game 2 1 Game 3 1 Q LQ-'X '-I JUNIOR VARSITY- Front Row: Coach Highland, Rita , Game 1 15 7 Hockmuiler, Ramona Rodriguez, Coach Morgan. Top Row: Game 2 15 2 Barb Rose, Becky Buchanan, Rita Krueger, Melinda McGrew, Lori Marconnet, Jaci Enger. ,VARSITY VOLLEYBALL I f , fjf , Lf ,NORTHEAST Ieegwkfi efr 15 QQ5if5 -5' 1-' 5' 932514751 'f .':V.1: V - 6 I K 1915, :l1,?,.-S :E ' I.1, , , aia LB LQESNGMONT ,1 15 11 . Game , 2 I5 6 ki K , --:- E- Z Y gwgQQQg1HEAST Game 2 15 7 A Lf NORTHEAST K, , V 10 Game 1 1 5 9 Game 2 1 5 1 O VARSITY - Front row: Coach Highland, Coach Morgan, Amy Romano. Top row: Daina Penn, Ruth Gutierrez, Carol Lackey, Cindy Cox, Kendra Harris, Jolene Haidle, Joanie Brooks. 70lVOLLEYBALL They Worked Hard, and Won 'em Bath Lori Nelson performs on the uneven bars. Karen Carlton 183 practices on the baiance beam before an important meet. V , , I , -,,,,,,,,,,v, , ,.,, ,, ,,,,,.-,,,-.,,.-,...,.-.. GYMNASTICSI71 Determination Affects Girls' Basketball 7 - - : gAfilg .zvlznn i ,... 4.:., -.,, wig gi :,. ,,,,,,,,., A A e- ' - A '-':, A ' A ': Q .:.2 4 i L, ' A :lz ' ':::i'i ..i, X V , , VV , A V e11': ,A i -' AA 25:2:g:gEz:3E9:5551Ei1::2s9y::E Il' 's' A, .., .'A.k rr. 1 A f AAAA 1 Aryl lv V Vi ' H . ,A , K ff ii- - A i:-V -- f'e z .,.- AVZVAVV ' H flzv ' V ,A -?-OPPONENT f ' ,,,,,,,,,,, 7 ffff A f-'. Northeast 20 :I 'f',... 2 A ',t1 ,V LOVTQFTWOVTT 18 H 7 qbqb: '--:-1 A:,:Q 'l' 'VAA A iii' AAAA Mead 17 f 1-1 7 Af zlzlvl AAAAA .Auuv A AAAIHEE Wi WMmWgA,A,,,,1,,,,W ,,,, .Att A,,,tff 1 1 ssffesmwifi' Northeast 31 29 ,,,, Q A 'tl' - :': ill' Longmont 18 25 Kendra Harris C93 attempts to evade a group of opposing players. VARSITY - Front row: Michelle Struthers, Jill Crapp, Patty Coach Taggett. Row 3: Coach Reeve, Mallnda McGrew, Toni Wllburn, Kendra Harris, Marjie Spenner. Row 2: Coach TVlDl9ClOff, Linda Nelson, Debbie Olcott, J3Ci EUQGV, Kim Martinez, Daina Penn, Carol Lackey, Cindy Cox, Lori Nelson, Erickson, KOH Hippe, Cathy Soutlea. 72lBASKETBAl.L VARSITY Girls Prove T o Have Talent in Basketball 3 X ,a,, JMBASKETBALL 3 ' OPPONENT Q S x N .S . Q' ..,, Northeast ae e a N at Longmont 25 24 Mead 1 26 Northeast 11 8 , , -.:, .,:::, Longmont 24 34 Karen Carlton Q87 drives down the court toward the Rams basket. JUNIOR VARSITY 5 Front row: Patti Bobbin, Karen cggiggg, Row 3: coach neeve,ji5a'inE'C71T CB t,lKini'Hunter, Ritglimieger, Julie Cimafranca, Joanie Brooke n Martinez, ,Janet Kim Bradley, Karla Hippe,A oac agge . Johnson, Dari Alexander, 3UVa '-anSb9 Y- BASKETBALL JUNIOR VAFiSITYl73 Mark Abbey Tammy Ackerman Vince Alford Esther Allen ?',E'ff'1'l.. 5ifi'5iD.., Karla Allen Kevin Allen Millie Amos Chris Anderson Dawn Anderson Wanda Anderson Ron Angstead Ovid Arguello Kirt Bailey Brent Ballinger 741 PGRTRAITS' STUDENT LIFE l 7 ff.. ji Q-fg,gw . - , f - :-f I ffifi iaf flzfl i - ,:,. I , ' 1, 17, ' .neg f ,Q 125:11 -v,-5, ,A 5 Peak for the First Time Dwayne Barnes Bernie Barnett Karen Bastian Mike Batt Bon Battke Cathy Bean Renee Beck Diana Becker Belinda Beistle Elaine Benavidez renda Rose, Leslie Jacobs, Pam Wolfe, John Gwin, Spencer Reeves, Bob Soricellii, News ' Cathy Bengtson Colin Berry David Berry nd Brian Coats represent the 7th graders on the Student Council. POFITRAITS STUDENT LIFEl75 Tom Beshears Nancy Bintliff Deanna Birdsall Scott Bley Debbie Bowman Diane Braaten Kathy Brennan Judy Brennesholtz Joel Burd Lori Burgat Brad Burgdorff Kam Burger Craig Buringa Steven Burman Susie Cacka Alicia Carney Connie Carter Leslie Carter Lance Casey Lisa Caudill Janet Chandler Mike Chonis Mark Christiansen Jim Chrysler Tammy Chuda Diane Clark Brian Coats Grant Collins Christy Conner Lisa Conti 761 PORTRAITS STUDENT LIFE l y ,I ,jf ' 'f iff' ii 'Flon Naeve Q93 and Mr. Ahnstedt keep the score on another football victory for P9IF.9?fe?iS .o..,,o. i r r , A lv 'ix 3? ,z .vfxf E3: A o oo' :V f 6 7 'fi' ii , 4 W 0 3' X, , X f , Q ' 1 , X4 , ,, 4, I 1 f2f X f ,, If 5 , , -11: gagzgg: ,Z Pete Conti Craig Converse Jon Cook Brian Corcoran Randy Cosner Ricky Crago Chris Crane Lloyd Crook Bobby Crossley Anne Csotty Debby Dalseth Claire Davenport Scott Davidson Kathy Debban Jenni Degarmo Gina Desantis Lisa Deshler Kerrie Dexter Jim Dezuba John Dipaolo Cindy Dirks Rick Dittman PORTFIAITS STUDENT LIFEI77 Longs Peak is known for unusual things, and our leg auction was one of them. The student council planned this wild idea, and wild lt was! Legs, legs, and more legs displayed for bidding. Any size, shape, or color was available. lf you bought a pair of legs, you got the body too. so it wasn't such a bad deal. The body you got was a slave and slaves they were-- carrying books, opening lockers, and getting lunches were a few of the things they had to do. It was a fun filled day for all, even the slaves. Tim Dolan Todd Drieth l5EE'E:EIFm Murray Eicher lVlary Eisele Kari Elliott Chris Eubanks Leigh Faulconer Ricky Fillmon Glen Flanagan Jim Florence Tom Fobes Dave Frank Dah Frey John Frey Anne Gamlowski Tom Gardner Karen Garner Kim Garrison wx X I. - 1,2-h gy. ts, -Q 5 SI T- ' -'S N X 5 78! POFITFTAITS STUDENT LIFE A lot of zany socks were seen at the auction and here an unidentified pair of legs shows some off. .f V -- ,V I l'v,-. ,f wwf HMM, 'W 1 L ::::za:,- -..QM'-+Wmw- 'AZ :..j, 4, .I-5:5 2 A T A s . 243 ' '- ..-- - -'- XT , , ' , f -' 5 br 5. x X IX- , ' ' 'f- t fwgigifiii iS5:z.2?Q:'5:::5:5:5Qk. 4 Q xxx. . 4 'E-5 . -,,. 4. -fajiiia' .,.., . My ll M w.4-fum 5 gi W veioiuua f-ueliulu yoj SHOWS OIT ner legs to the audience who eagerly bid on them. XX A. XX ext 'sa' S55 . :wr--.:'z ' I A - 3 gigs? as ,.,:5-1:15353 v . , X .la-I 1? 'E QS, 0 I .iseswvxl 5 J, gs fe Q ,C Chris Gerbitz Monty Gieber Tracy Glennen Reginald Golden Brad Golter Cheryl Gonzales Gina Goode Terri Goon Doug Graham Kevin Graham Tracey Gutenberg JEEFVEVTL Kevin Haakenson Julie Har t Miles Hartley Cheryl Green Tom Green Donna Grider Brian Griffith Betty Guerrero Irma Guerrero Danny Haubert Kendall Hauger lVlike Helms PORTFZAITS STUDENT Ll FEl79 lVlatt Hensley Eric Herbert Greg Herman John Herman Chris Herzfeld Jeff l-lockensmith Cynthia Hogg Raymond Holiday Danette Holley Shelley Holliday Linda Holmes Nicky Holowczen ko Dan Horihan Marlene Hugger Bill Hunter Rock Hunter Chris Hynes Steve lngalls Brian Jackson Leslie Jacobs Scott Jacobson Jeff Jansen Mark Jelinek BOIPORTRAITS STUDENT LIFE V, ww -. . - 1 1 '--, 3 21, V... ' WW s V X: if ' .VJ 3 ,V V l l A wr a X l -w ' , 1. 0 V . -9 . ,.. .,: , 1, ,f f.QV,ff,f0,V an ,, 4 X ' 'ff 'VV . V-2 V ' f WA 'Er VV! 0 - 'F V 711-4, H ,. If- I ' ' A. . , , V 2.-.,V, V. .. 7 , .. .1 ' f ': ff 41 - , , . 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' ff mf:f-MW,'441Vf':'ffAff,-fffwf, '1 nv ,- WM,A,:w.1-:,v,JN ,.,., , V ..,.,.,. 4 ,V fwa., , ,,,,7V,,.,,,,,4,,Vy,,, X X I :V I: F121-1' f ff f'f f , ,. . Ve-Z fl If 1 W ,. , HW, 0, .,,,14M,, f 'Y Longs Peak band strikes up another Q 1 If -M ff Mike Knutson Barb Koch Kim Kostiuk Kristi Kroh Sondra Krueger John Lackey Mark Landers Dennis Lane Todd Lechman Valerie Lewis Ann Lees Steve Lees Jeannie Lewan Q1-v'P N--'X--Y-.. Tom Liakos Robin Linch Sharon Linnenkamp Wendy Lobban Ken Lofgren Leslie Macarthur Sarah Martin Sheryl Mathews Jerry McCormick Brian McGee Nancy McGrath 2lPOFlTFlAITS STUDENT LIFE Mrs. Highland, Carol Lackey, and Mrs. Morgan proudly show off the girls' volleyball trophy. 3 l l l,rr S 1 rere a .' ' .Mfg ff T74 1 ff - x Astronaut Vance Brand gets a warm welcome as he rides down Main Street. Astronaut Vance Brand, of Longmont, came back from the moon to have a parade in his honor. Longs Peak Band marched in it, withother schools' bands participating also. Vance Brand waved happily as he drove down Main Street in his jeep. If 5 s .gm K SK s QQ, ggi gsxyqgb as iii Kristi Jenckes Robert Jessen Bonnie Johnson Jenny Johnson Richard Johnson Scott Johnson Doug Jordan Brad Jorgensen Andrea Justice Kris Kanzler in 4 X ,, , r,,i A W2 , -f f'1,,,Jmm.' I. ., 9 VL: .,,,,,,VW. I V W.. ,K ,, ' 9 V Mmm, number for the Vance Brand parade. Duane Kerr Roy King Susan Kinney Jay Kiug PORTRAITS STUDENT LIFEl8 4 4 I 1 V Roll up your socks, slick back your hair, put on your saddle shoes and get ready for another day at school. Not a regular day but a '50's Day! Students and teachers alike dressed up for this rockin' day. The teachers just pulled out a few of their old school clothes and were all ready to swing. The kids felt pretty funny and wondered why parents would ever dress this way! You know what they say, those were the days, and still are! Steve'Nessett David Nieweg Ted Nishida Steven Nixon Stew O'Brien Emily Oldham Holly Palmer Stephanie Paraschos Debbie Patterson Tami Pearson l Debbie Pendleton Linda Peres Scott Peterson Lorie Platt eeny Von Lintel and Tammy Helms wear their mothers' old clothes for '50 s day in 7 Lori Podhajsky Debbie Portschi Tom Potter Kevin Prall Kim Prall 84! POFITPAITS STUDENT LIFE Sir' -': V' X J ::4:: -I: Z 1 I I 721' if 5 W .,,. f iff ,ff f ff' f Rich Pressley Michelle Pulliam Steven Pyle Marvin Rahm Neta Ratzlaff Duane Ready Spencer Reeves Lisa Revielle John Rice Jerry Robustellini Karen Roemer Nicky Romano Brenda Rose Mitch Ross Gail Roth Tom Rowe Joan Rueb Lydia Satterlee Shelley Scheideler Kim Schenck Anne Schmid Paul Schmitz Norman Sch ranz Rhonda Sears Brian Sharrar Kim Shearer Bonita Shelton Chris Sherman Joy Sherwood Bryan Short PORTRAITS STUDENT LIFEl85 Linn Silbaugh Steven Simpson Kelly Sled Troy Sloan Monica Smetana Chris Smith Danny Smith Mike Smith Gail Sonnesyn Bob Soricelli Christi Souply Steve Spooner Terry Sprague Kathy Stackelbeck Mike Stanton Ken Stark Kim Steele Kevin Stenson Randy Sterkel Scott Stoecker Leon Stratton Jim Stugelmeyer Doug Sutherby Melanie Symonds Jenni Taggart Ray Taulman Gina Tauriello Mike Taylor Wanda Tennyson 861 PORTRAITS STUDENT LIFE .,.,,.::'a:'::5i5,--.:Ztf:--,.:gI-- . 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E Everything is in the Bicentennial spirit at LP., including the trash cans, Student Council members put their artistic talents on them A little red, white and blue paint does Stu nt uncil members Brenda Bose Ulf Chris Buff l8l, Leslie Jacobs 177, and John Gwin C73 have some fun while painting trash cans. 1 f f M 4 91' AQ I ff! f X Z ff f X W l k .4 M, 1 i :2-limi:r:r::::::::::g:g3Ef5F' ' -2'-11-- 2' ,4f,ftf,Z5,-,,,f,,,:,:,:,:,:,:,' , ,-t,:,:5,:,:,. -at.-ff, . f :zsgsizfzj:2:Q:Q:5:E:E:E:E5ElEfE325:g jf :f.- ':- V 5,652 A .fa-' if-tl., , im. ,aa - '-:gf , fe:--,.:i' '. ' 5 fr ft lww wonders for some plain old trash cans. Danny Thompson John Thompson Lisa Toth Doug Troudt Shirene Urton Tim Valencia Jeanie Vandermolen Eddie Vela Karen Venhaus Kris Vonlintel Sally Waffensmith Jim Walden Galen Watts Brenda Webb lVlarla Weber S-1 Sherry Weber Chris Weidner Lori Westcott Brian Westfall Mark Weston PORTFtAlTS STI JDENT LIFEXS7 Christmas time was no ordinary time for Longs Peak. Everyone was in the Christmas mood so projects galore were being done. First of all, everyone wanted to be Santa Claus, so when we asked the kids to bring canned food for the needy people of Longmont, eneryone brought the food and brought it and brought it. But when the Teen Fair came along the journalism class decided to sell goodies. The 9th grade Lang Arts classes donated the food and plenty of it. Since it was time everyone was in the singing mood, so the 7th grade, girls chorus, and mixed chorus had to show us their great talents. Green,'Fiay Armijo, Spencer Reeves, Bob Soricelli, Brian ciiatsl, and l3ill Hurnrter stop and the photographer a big smile. ,, ZW. Debbie Olcot 193 brings in some goodies as Mrs. Gaddis checks off her name BSIPORTRAITS STUDENT LIFE V . .Y ,..-.L..--.-. ....-,.--......a,f- S X 5 X i 'BNXXR to X8 N. if sf, ,SX Student Council members put the finishing touches on before the dance. i X XX x 'VW Longs Peak celebrated Christmas in a rockin' and rollin' way. The students did the Boogie, l-lustle, Bump, and even the Funky Chicken to the music of the Pearls. The room was deco- rated by the Student Council with red and green streamers. It was a fun night even though some kids went home later to soak their feet!! Spencer Wetherall John White Ray Wiebe Shelby Willette Christine Williams f Luanna Winters Veryl Wittig Nancy Wodtke Doug Wolfe Pam Wolfe Joyce Wood Sally Worland Kresten Wright POFETRAITS STUDENT!89 T Gene Ackerman Corrine Adams Kris Ada Tom Aiello ---7----1 David Aldridge Dari Alexander Theresa Allen Joe Amoroso Roger Anders Holly Ansell, urn ' jggfieyilewe Nancy Avery Tancy Barnett Mark Ballard - JF o 'N X , .5 Htl: Graders Feel QOIPORTRAITS STUDENT LIFE .Sui - ilre Uld- Timers l e S, Laura Barnson Douglas Bggamapb, Chris EQ! -,,,,.. Kathi, Beavers Ward Bengtson Todd Bergren Nancy Billings Dave Birdsall Bill Blazon Randall Bliss Patty Bobbitt John Bogensberger Terri Bova Doug Braaten Michael Bracke xi-bwM'v'4,W4WnwM S Q E POFlTFRAlTS STUDENT LlFEl91 Shari Braly Patty Brennan IEEE Brooks Debe Bruso Becky Buchanan Sarah Bull Anita Busch Randy Busch Ruth Callahan Chris Capaldi Ed Carlisle Jamie QgQ2.Q6mQ.fl.,.. Karen Carlton Ron Carmichael Dennis Carney 1rrrgara'C2jff, WEEE Vickie Carter John Carton Richie Chambers M?DL,A0.U,r.Qhayez, Jeffrey Chisam Darla choqumeg.- W, Bob Christensen 'TinaMCimafrahHcma,, Juliana Cimafranca Linda Clark Nlerri Cochran -m,mw,,,.., 921 PORTFRAITS STUDENT LIFE MN C ,.. Janitress Pat Whaley smiles happily as she does the dirty work. Cindi Cole Jerry Collins Jim Connelly .Qie..Q92DsL- Kevin Corcoran lVlike Cox Dale Cozad Cathy Crago Cindy Cripps lVlonti Crisvvell David Crossley Tammy Cummins Eli ' Nick Decino Craig Dehning David Dewhurst Gery Diederich Tim Dirks Laura Dubrovin q-1-1-qln11-p Belinda Duensing Deanne Dunn PORTRAITS STUDENT LlFE!93 Don Dye Greg Dyer Kendall Einspahr Joyce Engel Pam En er Richie Epperson. Mark Eubanks Dan Evans Larry Felton Tom Fenton Julie Floreth Joel Formby lEQs'.E.QSI9-I Ggtiieilii R-lj2l,Y,,f, Jim Frey Kristine Fritschen Adam Gamble Cynthia Gambrell Julie Geiser son 94lPOFiTFiAITS STUDENT LIFE X -- 1 5 5.1 - ,Q , F Q .,.,.,. .4 X .. 11 . iz? , Yi.5:5:f5:EE1EE:EE5EE-1.,..v.,.,.:.Q:, ' Haig QE: EQEf'ffEfE'E:E4E:EI:Q:fEEQ'5:Q A .qi if if S. 3 , 5 Marcantonio isn't a messy cookg Mrs McGaughey flour fight with he's just caugm In a Some people love pizza, but some people really love pizza. and when lvlarcantonios had a contest the true pizza lovers proved themselves. They had to eat a scrumptious huge pizza in one little hour. lt may sound easy out after so many pieces of that huge thing and twice as many glasses of pop, you think you'll never make it. Some ofthe boys were saying. l cant believe l ate the vvhole thingj' While other vvere saying, Pop, pop. tirz, fizz! Oh. vvhat a relief it is! John Lee was the winner of the pizza contest and below Hon Naeve Brian Whitcomb, and Miles McGaughey discuss the size of the pizza. Paul Gonzales Rita Gore PaU'f?QLeQ.L Jeff Green Jerry Griffin Kevin Griffith Paul Gutierrez Mike Hafner Brad Haidle T.9..'Tl.'IiQif19.5... Stephanie Hall Jeff Hansis ,,......,.... ..., . ..-....-.-. PORTRAITS STUDENT LIFEl95 -.lglie3g,,l3l,,t2111,sg:.r1.,... X Jeff Hargett 5,L,wf i ,1aQ,n,3yHlgLamzKe... Jin Hedclles K 'DRE Qpcx ,.--- Sonia Hel elan gg1,n1y..'i9LD5- Patricia He T omas Henclaersorl, -'A . Lesley Hendrix Jerry Hensley t.Ann Herzfeld Karla Hiopei ..--1 ' Davld Holmes Qgm1-l,Q.Lm2S-- Stacey Hglmes Brian Holst Jay Honaker Deanna Hogger Brett Huber Kim Hunter Robert Hutchinson Dana Hynes iii!! J3QQ.b5.- Leon Jarrad l'La5zy.J.en.QlsGS- Janet Johnson Kristie Johnson Cqutf Debby Hudf-QQ, Sonya Johnson 96!POHTRAlTS STUDENT LIFE Always busy, here Mrs. Spellman helps Scott Peterson with some work. Mrs. Spellman substituted for a lot of teachers. She was almost a regular teacher to journalism and Lang arts classes soothe kids couldn't pull off any of their little pranks. Troy Johnson Sherri Jones Terri Jones ul1 ' Gerald Kero Doug Kesler Dan Ketchum Laura Kinney Randal Kirkpatrick Ftandy Klarich John Knox Gary Knutson Erich Koelling Terry Koepsel . A f ttmexamv YIM ,, Rita Krueger ,-,,..., . .. Shawna Kukas Trent Kyllo Julia Laaker La POFITRAITS STUDENT LIFEIQ7 Patty Kaggerman 111-54-Lai 69,33 W O N lg? if :ft Fla ll Showing off their so-call ed beards are Mr. Ford, Mr. Bennett, Mr. Guidice, Mr. Talaske, Mr T and Mr. Helmer ham it up for the photographer. ' Mike Larson Charlotte Lau ridsen 1'1f,f1.'f2'i'J- John Lee -y Kelly Legere Loren Leinweber Jay Leove ni Paul Lord Hardee Lucas Jeff Ludwig Chris Lutz Gwen Lytle Roberta lVlac 1 981 PORTFIAITS STUDENT LIFE ttr ' rttr- me Mr ghnstedt ff . S if KN X Brad Markussen Rick Marquardt .........--p ClTe'WTMarshaIl Jerry Mauck Allan Maul Noel McAleese Jeff McNew Laurie Meier Thalia Miller Melody Mills Mike Moehle Ronald Moulton Fern Moxley Richard Munle Q91-uJ.lVb,u1vs Robert Netzel Jill Nicholls Tracy Nissen Alice Nixon Susan O'Connell PORTRAITS STUDENT LlFE!99 Kathy Olcott Rowena Oiinger Linda Osborn Judy Osborne i Aram Ossorio Peter Parasch os Jeff Parker Candice Patterson Tamara Paoil M Diana Pendleton Kristi Peres Lisa Petersen Ui Vonda Phipps Tony Pinick Brian Podhajsky Joyce Powers Sandy Powggg Mark Prall Pam Pratt ?I1l1 Vincent Rafferty 100! PORTFIAITS STUDENT LIFE Julie Drake, Shari Tennant, Kathy Klug model for the Hom fashion show. 1 i Toni Ren Karen Resler Karen Resseguie Brad Revielle RX Katherine Rhoads Jeff Rhodes Pam Rhodes Justin Richmond Rick Rickman Jeff Robbins Lori Robinson Ramona Rodri uez Kent Rollin Scott Rose I .S c y Angie Roth Cory Rowley Jon Rubright Chris Ruff is Dee Dee Ruppert 5 3355555 J Jana Sadar Larry Sanders Pam Satterlee Lynda Schlagel L Richie Schlagel X Mary Schmid Judy Schmidt Alison Schwartz IVloily Scott T on PORTRAITS STUDENT LIFEl101 Dennis Sheridan Jacqueline Smith Lisa Short Qreg Silkensen Leonard Simmons Paul Simonetti 'MwWM,,,,,....... Jesse Sloan Doug Snodgress Bridgette Soutiee Anne Spangler 311-Jw, e ,'Y'lDE!.?.llfa.qu:L. Allen Stabe Bill Stafford Guy Stanley .vii e ' k Randi Steiner Linda Stockwell Chris Strader Barb Sutton Dana Sweney ,,-,,.,,.-.---v------un Joy Swenson Brett Taylor Qianneilaylor lVlark Taylor Todd Thaler Scott Thornburg 102i PORTRAITS STUDENT LIFE Either this class is boring or Spencer Reeves was up late if iv Lisa Thornlcy Sue Tice Jason Tipton Nlarla Tobey Ty Tobin Don Tomczak Ronald Valencia Derick Van Cleave Craig Vanderschel Jeff VanDewalker Pam Vashus Lance Vogler Bradley Waddle Allen Wagner Charles Walker Kenneth Ward Laura West Sandy Weston Lora Whitmer Julie Williams Michelle Williams Ted Williams Jeffrey Wingel' Todd Winter Jammie Woitkewica John Wood Carla Wright Joseph Wright Alan Yakel Nancy Zimhleman POFZTRAITS STUDENT LlFEl103 Vllayne Abbott Cynthia Adam Cu rjgi,5iAk-esofl -,Q-4' Ken Albrecht Johnny Alexander Stephen Alford Barbara Allen lVlike Allen Bruce Anderson Tracey Anderson Frank Angstead Greg Arfsten Patrick Arias. Adam Armijo Greg Atkins Steve Augustine Kim Barnes Heidi Battke . ,,, ,... ,,,,,.. . - . : , . XIX ,.,.1 Q 5 - 1 f-:.5,:,5t5,-:.-af., if I-2E1E2E'X srisiaiisi. ix t , X NG H Q-Q X X fa x M Q, 1,1 A . NV 4 49 ' B N. 3 .t hifi . g'2f 'ill -t-.- ,a.5.ih'E f - ' 'i::E'.:E- 'L it ' ' X X X X N N x N ' Q . S X N n d ,t X x 1 X Q as A A s X 104i PORTRAITS STUDENT LIFE .,.. , w Q ks X sv X X X N X X X We SQ X fix N E sgxk-M gif gi XQEELZQ.. A .1'-: New .ilgggmzsg -' XX xx X H L X NN XX X X X X W X til X X Q 1 A AQII 5-:E . w Fl at if? ia., A X -PEEL. if S YK -:555::': - A-., :,: 5 . K x E X YN XX Q tb A I ,Q sk Q Iii LESN5 as i i ig Q N vluwM'1lv1'W Taking a break after making posters for the yearbook sale are Maureen Murphy, Carrie Cassell, Kristin Burman, and Kori Hippe. 9th Graders -gk KX .-,-' AA-i..:: '1'i .,:, -k- . ,,,. X. i': ,,,... . 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Q, Y wws'fE?SS?Ss5 , , sf B X ' r Margie Glass Vicki Glenn David Gockley Lisa Goode Rebecca Green Kelly Greene Renee Gunn Ruth Gutierrez Kurt Haeker Jacqueline Enger Kimberly Eriksen Roxann Ernst Susan Evans Curtis Even Karen Faulconer Brian Fenton Wendy Fluckiger Chris Foster John Fowler Kenny Frank Christine Gallup Danny Garrison Clarinda Getman Mike Gieber Marty Worrell, Brian Williamson, Tim Slola, Greg Arfsten try their hardest to get Tracey Anderson's hush button POFZTRAITS STUDENT LlFE!107 Jolene Haidle lVlike Haines cxrb ' Tom Hall Johnnie Halley Tim Harms Kendra Harris Robert Hartford Mary Hasl Colleen Hibbs Tim Hinman Kori Hippe lVleg Hlavacek Rita Hockmuller Jeff Hoese Dana Hoffeld David Holland Allen Holliday Steven Holmes Greg Holst Linda Hood Heidi Horton Blake Howe Dan Huffman Craig Hull lO8!POFlTFlAlTS STUDENT LIFE ---.Q E fi X ,Xi X eeee P f .,-' r e X Q gk ' 1,. X' 1 ' ---..,,, T SX iolel ,., .,:,- P . . X3 1:2iffSsi . ,,.. . 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ACADEMICS Carrie Cassell Maureen Murphy Barb Rose Delena Taggart Belinda Wright CLUBS AND ORGANIZATIONS Kristin Burman Susan DeGraffenreid Linda Lewis CLOSlNGl117