Pomona High School - Pantera Yearbook (Arvada, CO)

Text from Pages 1 - 312 of the 1982 volume:

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Sharon Cole Gina Collier Joseph Coleman JW s Kelly Compher Randall Comstock Chris Connell Chris Cooper Becky Condon Jim Conner ff' Ernest Cordova X I I, ,fi Troy Coulter Chris Cowles . L Brian Cox Ken Craft Cherle Craig Brad Crlmmins Julle Cullison Clint Cunliffe Kathy Curran Dave Curie i if ,r f D f . AM ' ,2 , D Tami Cymanski Steve D'AscoIi John Davis l Dan Deasy .lim Debell Gigi Degerlund an W 7 M Toni DeHerrera Garret Derouin I' '1 f i 1 Deanna Dickens Cheryl Dienst 4 Lisa DiGesuaido G59 i Rhonda Dodds Chery Donley Paula Duncan l Delvin Dixon N N Linda Doll W' D uv Cindy Dow Hillary Dunbar Becky Duncan Patricia Dunn 2? Chuck Duran Tammi Durfee Penny Edwards Emily Ehr ' IQ: I ef? L' w Richard Elari 5 M Karen Edgerton i Brent Eklund Connie Elllot 5 S Mike Emlgholz Mary Lou Engler ar F1 mf' YT , ll if A i, QM? I CHARMAGNE ESPINOSA: Track - 9, Soccer - 10, Stewardess. LAURIE EVANYO: Spirit Club - 11, 12, Track - 9, Soccer - 11, 12, Business. CAROL FABRY: Carol Camaro Spirit Club - 9, 10, Choir - 9, 10, Yearbook - 11, 12, Professional Drag Racer. ' CHRISTINE FARRELL: Chris- ty Campus Life. MICHAEL ANDREW FERRARO: Mike Choir - 10, 1'1, 12, Drama Club - 12, NHS - 11, 12, Newspaper - 12, Student Council lRep.J - 11, 12, Con- quest Club - 10, 11, 12, Op- timist Club - 10, 11, 12 Theatrical Productions, Engineer. Z f Melanie Ficek Bryan Fields Marry Fisbeck Mary Ann Fisch Tony Fleming N Denny Flowers Jeanne Finley Matthew Fischer Marguerite Flett Suzie Ford Terrie Ford Cheryl Francis H725 Q32 M Ken Frates John Fredrlcks Cheryl Freimuth Dave Freimuth Bob Frlend QR? Michelle Fryers John Fuentes Ken Fulton Mfjg' gy M h W Margaret Furst f G Timothy Gallardo Todd Gamboa 0' :f' ' I m' aoooaa Monica Garcia Geff Garramone Michelle Garramone if t' ,ff M- ' W Terri Garrlson Randy Gasklll Ted Gibson Damon Ginnow 1 my 4 G rf? Sue Gipe Lon Glader I , X Z Chrlstlne Glaesel Kai-Uwe Glodowske if AQ ,dum qw if , Cassandra Gmuer Joseph Gonzalez Andrea Grace Chuck Gravelle Steve Gray Cindy Green If .A ,Q Lori Gumm Gayle Gushlken Alvin Hadley D0l'0yI'l6 Hamel Cathy Hanna Dawna Hans 'X ey x. Z A Larry Harding Jay Harris Q f , as 5 , l , Megan Hart Karl Hauck Hether Hawn Sean Herron Patrick Higney 5 Mfg W ,Inv Tim Hoelting Colleen Heaton Edythe Hicks iv Shelly Hirsch Stefforn Hobbs MY' Lori Hoff Lorie Hollen Andy Horning Ken Howerter ,M ' A ' Todd Houston Francie Howell Melissa Hudson Chris Hughes Ron Hunt Jim Hutton Steven lsenhower Emilie Ito Q 4 Erln Iwata Kathleen Jacovetta In ,A fl' Y W Kevin Jacovetta Lisa Jencsok 34 Paul Johansen Sandra Johnson Tom Jones Wendy Jones Lorl Joseph David Kae Beth Kallio lan Karpel Harry Keith D80 Ken! Ronda Kennaugh Khristy Kimball 1 X Denise Kincaid Karen Knapp Sheila Knight Holly Kraus Mike Krupansky Allen Lagrirnanta I 4 we, 1 I AN. 1 Q N Lynn Ann Langhorn Cory Leetham Stephanie Kull 'im '1we..1.gymg ,Wye Chuck Lalanne Brian Lay Jackie Lee Derrick Lego Sandy Lillard J Donna Lockaby Gina Longo Mike Longo 1 L Sheri Loomis Harvey Lovato Susan Lowery Gerlinda Luben Melinda Luben Debl Lucerne 13753 'vw' Christine Lundberg James Mackln Scott Maes John Marks f ,, 2 . 09 ' Sherry Martin Marla Martinez David Mathias Todd Matthews Llsa Mattingly Marcia Mauk Susan McCarty Lisa McCormick Joanna McCauley Shereen McClellan Melanie McCoy Steve McCoy E Lori McDonald David McFadden Greg McFadden Michele McFerran 1' 4' , Jennifer McGrew Cheryl McGuire Christie McPherson Michelle McRae , Carol Meador Helene Meagher John Medina Michelle Medrano Kris Meredith Connie Merritt l 1 Tammy Mettler Dennls Meyer 'ff , A 'AAR lifi 1 f .fl we 2' 191, J' 5' ' wrr 4 My 1-1 ,A Annie Miller Kelley Miller Kristi Miller 'Q Y Klm Mins Kathy Michel Kelly Mlller Mike Miller Randy Mlnkoff Cindy Mitchell Roger Moore John Murnan l Lisa Murray Myla Mohler Cheri Mozzacco Julie Murphy Kelly Murray Phyllis Murray Karen Myers 5909! N3b0 5 Connie Nauman Jeff Nelson ff , , Jodi Nelson Julie Nelson Shannon Nichols W' v Q- Kenneth Nixon Zoy Northcutt 1 .+ Mike Olander Fred Oliva A2 I P Doug Oringderff Tom Orr Raelene Dsborn Renee Papendick David Parker Janel Patton Fred Paull Wh Chris Paulsen Brad Peery Deborah Peevler Jana Pehrson Michelle Person Mark Peters Martha Peterson Q 45, M Paula Peterson Julle Phillips x. 'YP'- Qgfii 4 .xl .- s .1 , . l , ' Llsa Phllllps Kelly Pleake l 4 img! M. K if, Taml Poggenpohl Harold Porth Ashley Potter J i, fr ., 4 ff l i ! Clndy Price A Candy Quimby ? A'--M y, X 4' Dirk Rasnic Pam Powers Kenneth Pugh if 5' Q W Kim Rachjaibun Randy Rael .wmv Luclnda Reeter Dean Reeves Ramona Regner Cheryl Reich Terrl Reinert David Rhoads Stephanie Robbins Leonard Roberts 'W nrnn A Jlm Robinson Doug Robison R David Rohr Rene Romkee Doug Root Jull Roush Laura Roybal Steve Rupp Leslie Rush Michael Ryan sr'-rr i wi 4 , Mark Sanchez ,M i. '- 'if k 4 1' iqgaa-QOQ9' X '- 1- Lu? fl Jeff Sanders Anthony Sarconi Barb Scarpone Sara Schiesser Lara Schmit Raelyn Schneider Whig' Mike Schroder Paul Schroeder Heather Schultz 13 Ann Scott Michael Sellke f W if X 6 , Q, . 49 Stephanie Sewald Jennifer Shannon gn ,,,, .,,f4f4k 47, ,,.v Dorothy Shaughnessy Genene Sherry Richard Sillin John Sisson Him Brenda Sloan Denise Smith Kevin Smith 'B' QF,-1-sv!-'X Rhonda Snowden Deborah Solly Erin Solovy Michael Sparks Brenda Speedy Jay Spencer Tim Staber Sharlyn Stanley Karen Steikunas David Speights Jerri Staight Larry Stark Cindy Stern Brett Stiles Cody Suer Stephanie Sullivan Scott Sutton K Leslee Svacina Kathryn Swanson Claudia Switzer r img QW -4 '7' ,IWW Gail Schultz Ken Taylor Suni Teel Tw Neil Temmer Tricia Templeman Cheryl Thaemert Debble Thomas Bill Thompson Dawn Thompson 6 , , his 2 I Angela Tidd Melinda Tolle W2 Lorralne Topp Lisa Torres sg if 2 ,H x f W? rf M f f fs Q Natalie Tower Greg Trostel Kay Tuttle Joseph Vela t Jon Trimm Mark Turner wqg-nf 8 Gary Vanlant Daniel Vela ff' ,J I Julie Vernettl Star Villanueba f 1 Leah Vollack A Tim Wacker Ric Volner Allison Wade Gerald Walker Nancy Walsh Richard VonDuyke David Wahl 4219+ Keven Wallendorff John Ward Connie Warman Scott Weits Todd Weland Becky Welch h Buffy West Linda Whatley Robert Whatley h Sharon White Dean Whitmore Mlke Wiedmaier Michele Williams Allan Wilson WV Munn , W ' Koreen Winiecki 'Tv 27 if ffl' Ross Winter Rick Wrlght Eric Hlleman Julie Ziebarth Kurt Zimmerman Marlinda Cook YH ,if 1 f N' ' V ff5lf o 'kkrk ' E JE b fi S J A F, f vi? If ,X ffmgi J S niors Incognito Susan Alfaro Eric Andersen Kathleen Astalos David Bancroft David Baretta Kesha Barthel Mark Bean Kenneth Beauregard Gary Beesley Jack Beilmann Harold Belger Dedrea Bench Barton Bennett Stephanie Bishop Jacqueline Black Glenna Bowers Bryan Briand Holly Brookman Dennis Bruce Raymond Bruce Troy Bryant Crystal Buege Theresa Cerullo Tameria Chope Rolf Christiansen Jennifer Colclazier David Conrad John Conrad Marlinda Cook Cindi Cooper Donald Craft Kimberly Cress Karl Dietsch Tamara Dorrance Greg Durham Deanna Dyke Janine Evangelista Kurt Ewoldsen Eric Fenwick Daphne Filter Ronald Foxhoven Kevin Gardner Kimberly Geyer Roxane Gonzales Andrew Goreham Tamilen Graham Kelli Greenfield David Gunning Jeffrey Hallfielder Linda Harris William Hart Kurt Haskett Sandra Havens Dale Henson Victoria Hernandez Greg Hill Rosann Houser Arna Huck Carol Hudson Troy Hurd Shirlene James David Johnson Lance Jones Michelle Jones Allen Key Robert King Michael Kissel Scott Kohlbusch Sharon Kropp James Lane Julie Lang Leveda Lemke Jay Levine David Lucas Kenneth Luera Curt Marcolina Brenda Marriott Jose Martinez Cheri Mazzocco Mike Mcewen Bill Mclntyre Sandra McWhinnie Holly Meaders Lisa Metcalf Mary Mixon Slade Moffitt Lloyd Moore Arthur Moreland Curt Musgrave Eric Nelson Quynh Nguyen Laura Ozburn Sandra Paspanante David Person Albert Price Brian Price Gary Richards James Riser Melissa Rupp George Rush Barry Ryan Ricky Schmidt Jennifer Sena David Shaw Michelle Showalter Lori Simonis Patricia Simpson Deborah Smith James Smith Shayla Smith Michael Snapp John Spooner William Steinmeyer Thomas Strzelec James Sturgell Tristan Tabangay Steven Theriault James Thomas Darin Thrailkill Preston Tifft Lan Tran Rick Trujillo Chester Trykowski Fernando Valenzuela Leonard Vasquez Timothy Venable Robert Wales Lisa Walker Donna Waller Roy Wallis Cherylin Wanczyk Keith Ward Roxanne Ward Thomas Wenzel Maxine Westfall Glenn Whitcomb Gregory Ziegler Kelly Zikmund Todd Zilk Q hi Juniors Carol Johnston, Iom 0'Nelll,' Karen Oversteg, Mike Mjrqyez, Miry'Heato,n, Gino Malara, Pam Lillard, Tim Jenkins. 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Thelbiggest event of the year went like this: Colors: Xellowjgoses and BabiesBreath Song: Open Arms by Journey Date: April 23,1982 Place: The Green Center, Colorado School of Mines Music By: Sweetness 8: Company Sponsored By: Student Council and The Junior Class e My . 1' AA-Ywgxmmffigs, Qxwl,,.I1rQ veAf:x ,. t ' ,,,, NI W-.x-W 5' I fm , Z 6 2 T2 1 gn xx ' x ? 5 S N5 IW Y v , . ff' W' M f as 2 ,Hr- Y A Q 1 Ei . -sf v D. . Q 5 ...,i HF . s 3 S ,F 4 K KR? if 1 f, 91. Senior 'IOR SUPERLATIVES SENIOR SUPERLATIVES u WR SUPERLATIVES SENIOR SUPERLATIVES SUPERLATIVES SENIOR SUPERLATIVES L SUPERLATIVES SENIOR SUPERLATIVES SL P 'IPERLATIVES SENIOR SUPERLATIVES SEIX DERLATIVES SENIOR SUPERLATIVES SENIx e ERLATIVES SENIOR SUPERLATIVES SENIOI 'LATIVES SENIOR SUPERLATIVES SENIOR ATIVES SENIOR SUPERLATIVES SENIOR St r 'TIVES SENIOR SUPERLATIVES SENIOR SU. 'IVES SENIOR SUPERLATIVES SENIOR SUPL 'ES SENIOR SUPERLATIVES SENIOR SUPEI. 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Perhaps Todd was nominated for Best Smile because T the way other students feel about his smile. Like the ol songg There are smiles that make you happy. There are smiles that make you blue. There are smiles that wash away the teardrops, as the sunshine steals away the dew. There are smiles that have a tender meaning, that the eyes of love alone may see. But the smiles that fill my heart with laughter, are the smiles you give to me. It is probably the way others react to Todd, in othe words, one smile deserves another. Martha has participated in Student Council for the pas three years and she was Sophomore class president. Sh was nominated one of the five outstanding Sophomore: Martha participated in DECA her junior year. During he Senior year she was elected a student advisor. She feel that dressing well is a big part of her and how you look i important to how people see you and if you dress we people will think well of you. Troy Bryant was also nominated for Best Dressed but wa not available for pictures. Lori and Brad have been together for one year and seven months. They have future plans after they have both finished college. They feel that they have attended many of the school activities together. They feel that the dates that are the most fun for them are the ones when they are at a real nice restaurant together. Juli and Jerry are pleased to be nominated for the class clowns. They feel that laughter is the easiest and simplest form of communication, and it makes them happy to make others laugh. Maybe, if everyone was a little more the clown, we would have a happier, and more enjoyable society, for all the world loves a clown. Chris has been involved in several different clubs at Pomona and she has been able to meet a lot of neat peo- ple. She feels that spirit club has really been fun, there have been so many unforgettable experiences. Par- ticipating in sports enabled her to make close friends. Being involved with drama club and the musicals has given her a chance to become friends with so many talented people. Being a peer counselor in the student advisor program has helped her to understand herself and to help other people. She really likes the people at Pomona and enjoys going to school here. Mike said Perhaps I was voted Best Personality because of my caring and friendly manner with others. I try to in- volve myself in as many sports and activities as possible and through these I have met a lot of very wonderful people. I tend to treat everyone the same and try my best to get along with everyone I am with. I am outgoing, have a good sense of humor, and pretty much like myself. I try to make it as easy as possible to get along with others. I am very caring and responsive to peopIe's feelings. I AM ALSO MODEST. 75 -.li When Becky started Pomona as a Freshman, she was very quiet and shy, but by being a cheerleader she has had the opportunity to meet many people. Over that first year she became very talkative. Throughout the year no matter who she was talking to or what they were talking about, when a guy walked by, her head turned. She feels she would have to attribute being Class Flirt to Mike Williams who decided to change her name from Becky to Flirt . By the end of her first year at Pomona he had managed to tell everyone. Mark has been involved in football, wrestling and track and feels that this has helped him get along with other people very well. He really enjoys talking with other peo- ple too. Perhaps these things helped him to get nominated for class flirt. Susan has participated in Student Council for two years, she was class vice president her senior year. She has been a cheerleader for five years and also a member of Spirit Club. She attended outdoorlab as a high school counselor in the Fall of 1980. Steve has been involved in many things while ati Pomona. During his Freshman and Sophomore year he was involved in Conquest Club. Also during these years, Steve mostly supported Pomona by attending game and other activities. During his Junior year he went oui for Track, Cross Country and was DECA vice president. Through these things Steve learned good sportsman- ship, leadership and his pride for Pomona grew. He wa still going to games and supporting Pomona the bes way he knew how, with spirit. This being Steve's las year, he attended as many games as possible. Stev thinks that everyone should show pride. Todd has been weight training for five years. He has played football, wrestled and ran track. His weight train- ing has been a great deal of help in these sports. Lori also trains with weights as much as she can. She has lifted for four years. Lori has participated in gymnastics and her weight training has helped her in this. Connie feels that throughout her high school career she has been quite successful, at least as far as grades go. She feels that her accomplishments are the result of determination and conscientiousness. During her Sophomore year she worked extremely hard on her studies - it seemed as though she never did anything but homework. She received good grades during that en- tire year and that gave her the desire to keep working. Connie has truly enjoyed her four years at Pomona and she hopes everyone can benefit as much from their high school years as she did. When Larry started school his highest priority was to be valedictorian. That thought kept him going through high school. He plans to get a degree in engineering and then go on to Medical school. His next goal is to be hap- py, because if he can do that he has been as successful as a person can be. Teresa has been involved in the music department for four years. She participated in choir and has played the piano for some of the groups and Stage Band. She per- formed in four musicals and portrayed a part in the spr- ing melodrama and danced in a play. This year she is president of Chamber Choir and Drama Club and belongs to NHS and Optimist Club. Next year Teresa will tour with the group Up With People! Todd has been involved in vocal and instrumental music throughout high school. He has participated in many different bands and has performed in many different choirs. He has held parts in several musicals and plays. Todd has been involved in the production of programs and tickets for the musicals and plays. His artistic ac- complishments also include being set crew director for two musicals. He is responsible for the quartet painting on the vocal room wall. He is also involved in Debate, Forensics, Drama Club, Conquest Club and Optimist Club. Ann has been involved with sports at Pomona for four years. In ninth grade she participated in basketball, volleyball, and track. In her sophomore and junior years she was involved in basketball, swimming and tennis. During her Senior year she participated in basketball, volleyball, and tennis. Ann's favorite sport is basketball, and she will hopefully play basketball for a college. She has lettered in three sports for three years while at Pomona. Stefforn has been involved in sports with Pomona High School for four years. The three sports in which he has been involved were football, wrestling, and track. Stef- forn was awarded All-Conference and All-State his Junior year in track. Football is his favorite sport and next year he plans to attend The University of Kansas and play football there. Senior Job Survey During 1982, Seniors were asked by the Pantera Year- book Staff about jobs that they currently held. The job survey showed interesting and unusual jobs the Seniors at Pomona held. The most common jobs among Seniors were working at McDonalds and Target, both located at 80th and Wadsworth. Most of the Seniors surveyed held jobs during the school year. Many of the jobs were part time and students were not considering a career in the field. During Michelle Carter's senior year she worked at Babes and Brides as a floral designer, located in Lakewood. Michelle enjoys this type of work and plans a career in the field. McDonald's employees included: Mandy Bogan, Cathy Hanna, Sheri Loomis, Dorothy Shaughnessy, Stephanie Sewald, Cody Suer and Allison Wade. Not pic- tured: Susie Bruhn, Brad Crimmins, Kathy Curan, Paula Duncan, Chris Glaesel, Bob King, Jeff Nelson, Tom Orr, Martha Peterson, and Mona Regner. Manager: Buzz Selle. A...-ff by X A, During Garret Derouin's senior year at Pomona High School, he worked with the Arbor Dental Group as a computer programmer. He worked entering pa- tients' file information for a large group of dentists. The data was then used for future references. Garret is definately considering a career in this field. Throughout Andrea Grace's senior year, she worked for the Seattle Nut Company, located in Denver. The job involved performing as a sing- ing telegrammette. Andrea plans to continue with this job along with her planned career as a dance teacher. Target employees included: Tami Cymanski, Cheryl Francis, John Fuentes and Michelle Medrano. Not pictured: Todd Bridgewater, Linda Chapelle, Janine Evangilista, An- drea Grace, Sharon Kropp, Helene Meagher and Jeff Sanders. 80 SHE s Y' '54 TS: 'Yrs Q'- QS? izgfgy D ' e 0 l Il S e 7 Ea ,,i-Y ., I V5 , , ..:.f k -. X , :GN , Q '. ' f :., M --V,-z, . 3. J 459' J I -'-f f ff- X ,Af ,t 5 jg x . 2 ' K. K 1. -' - ' :X 1 ! K ., , ,w w ' . ' vw, - ' ' '? L . ':1w' - if , K 2 '-4 if QQ, - z - nA 4.232 . - l AL-- . ' K M ., K , .N fz, 0660771 . H .i .. . Ez: V, 3 1-:jg V, A fx, - '.,If!4.- '-. 51 '3'?Zf'1j:.-. 1 ',f '- ':vgiG'5,r531y ' . ., ' fly.,-1 -'Q af- . 1 -I -L-' n u 'Q-i1si2:??fv: -ww iz A - 55 .. fTE'X1'1' mi-. . 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Vesco Vlgil Cheryl Dlane Waits Waldren Lorl Tony Kevln Debbi Rob Lisa Shelly Walsh Walters Warman Warner Warner Weber Weibel Karla Anlta Renae Rlck Jeff Lisa Daryn Weineff Weingilffen Weland Westbrook Wetrosky Whatley Wheeler Misty Jose Jackle t-muy Job Jeanlce Sh...le Wheeler Whittier Whitworth Wilcoxon Williams Williams Williams Heather Eric Willlamson Wlllls Gayla Lisa Shawn Todd MICIIBIIB WIIIIS WIIISOYI Wilson wllfw WIIIISCIKI Michele Davld Wlndom Wltty i B T Q. 3 Joe Donna Zagyl Zewe Teri St. Onge SOPHOMORES INCOGNITO Tony Aguirre Allen Clawson Lauri Colaiute Allen Daoust Sean DiAndrea Julie Finley Dolores Fonceca Connie Foster Jackie Glisson Michelle Hess Anne Hillyer Debbie Jessup George Killingsworth Pamela Kippel Lucie Larose Lawrence Lebby Greg Pat Cindy Jena Laurie Wolfe Wooten Wright Yoo Zankoskl Brad Theresa Ziegler Zook SOPHOMORES INCOGNITO Gary Lucas Roger Martinez Sheila McPherson Robert Medero Joseph Montoya Sean Morgan John Multln Jeff Murphy Donald Neidig Dawn Owen Tom Pettigrew Annette Peynado Patrick Pillow Thomas Rurta Erik Sandberg Jennifer Segura Mary Shinnel Jay Shrocki John Smit Wayne Smith Darryl Toal Russel Tschimphe Michele Venable Michelle Vaughn Chris White f Sharon White Vincent Wilson Roger Wisehart Sean Worteman Patrick Wooten 7 if KQQQQQ QW A gym? 1 WZ as Q Q 5 g X 1 xx Q 25 .EV L it fl in A H, Q4 gig ZAR Mr. John F. Musciano has been principal at Pomana for five years and is actively involved ln all school activities. His hobbies include jogging, reading, and traveling. Outside of school, Mr. Musciano is President of the Denver Metro FCA Chapter and is involved in many church activities. He has a wife, four children and a grandson. When asked about his goals, Mr. Musciano's reply was to become a better administrator for supporting faculty, staff, students and the community. Don't copy the behavior and customs of this world: but be a new and different person with a fresl newness in all you do and think. ff 51' , ' it f 2 ' X f x f 4'6 -1' .Ill ,V Xl., My J fill' -lg .. lyvx 2 , ' ' , T' ' ll e, 'iff if 'wi wg l , H ' A t, x if 1 1 Six fm it i 0 ,, f or f 2 l I 5 M 1 ,4 1 if V ff' if A ? . , . ,A X I, R , , J ,jj X ,f 3 M . lx'ffi'X'i.. if ' V wi E 2 2 Q 2 lr. Vlnce Greco has been at Pomona for 9 years. As one of Pomona's isslstant prlnclpals, Mr. Greco functions as the Director of Athletics, md Senlor attendance and dlscipllne. He is married, has 3 sons, and mjoys sports and flshlng. Go to classg get a good education: and en- oy your high school days because they go by so quickly. rry Ottele has been at Pomona for 6 years. He is an assistant principal aw works with the curriculum and scheduling. Outside of school, Mr. is involved in scouting, the Optimist Club, and church council. He en- cllng, tennis and reading. Mr. Ottele looks forward to completing his 'ate. Teachers have experienced many of the problems students face ven half of a chance are willing to help students. ,,,,n1. A ...W 3 Mr. William Lewls ls an assistant prlncipal at Pomona and has been here for 8 years. He is interested in hunting, fishing and gunsmithing. Mr. Lewls is married, has 2 sons and when asked about his goals, replies to be a high school prlncipal before I get too old to enjoy it. Ms. Cyndi Tanaka has been an assistant principal at Pomona for 1 year. Being a native of Hawaii, she enjoys the hula and surfing, along with skiing, golfing and hand stichery. Ms. Tanaka's goal is to live life to the fullest. . f Y- ' iw 5 r 4. Dr. Fred Dyer has been an outstanding counselor for 8 years at Pomona. Dr. Dyer sponsors National Jr. Honor Society. He enjoys sports, reading, hiking and fishing. Slow down, step back, conduct a personal assessment, then plan your future based upon sound data, not emotion. QP' .NNN Wm-. Mr. Mick Marsh has been a dedicated counselor for 9 years. Mr. Marsh is the Head Baseball Coach, assistant Football Coach and sponsor of Boys' FCA. He enjoys gardening, racquetball, and raising livestock. Be sure of your priori- ties, and then strive for greatness. S 1 -- -. 11 .5, ek., . . .. ..... M -- .r f :Q-ffm. .... .W 4. . me -f.. ..r,,, ,Q .,..ts.anv 5 sw.. Mr. John R. Marsico helped open Pomona 9 years ago. He is involved ll many school programs .such as Student Advisor program Dlrecte Study program, and Personal Social Counseling program He likes phc tography, traveling, and theatre. Be all you can be. mo? ' J 'V' 'iff 7 A t v . w , . L11L.. 2 w 1 --f.A 5 LLZV. ir. McLellan is Pomona's college counselor and has been directing 'aduation exercises for the last 6 years. Mr. McLellan plans to continue v gain knowledge about his job and to maintain a wonderful family life. Continue to seek knowledge both for your mental development and to nprove job sklll. '12-0 -er ...X . th , Ms. Judith Nelson has been a counselor at Pomona since it opened. She is co-sponsor of the student advisor and Personal-Social counseling programs, and a member of Directed Studies team. Be the bestyou can be N ,,,, 10 , Mrs. Theresa Smith has been at Pomona for 6 years. She is the Child Abuse Liaison and is in charge of the Foreign Students. Her hobbies are reading, tennis, Piano, and traveling. Mrs. Smith is married and has two children. SERS Team , Karen Harvey Educational Dlagnostlcian The SERS Team QSpeciaI Education and Related Ser- vicesl consists of 5 members. Each member has varied responsibilities and takes a different perspective when dealing with students. The psychologist counsels students having emotional and adjustment problems and performs intelligence testing. The Social worker provides counseling to individuals and small groups of students experiencing social, emotional, behavioral, or family difficulties. The nurse advises physical concerns and helps students to maintain optimal levels in spite of physical influences. The Emotional Diagnostician per- forms educational assessments and provides interven- tionsfstrategies to classroom teachers for students with special needs. The SpeechfLanguage Therapist works with students having problems in articulation, voice, stuttering, and language development. Emmy Nilsson Speech and Language Speclallst John Morgan Psychologist 1. be as ...is 0 A 59 if Q is-5 as - Bob Nlcoll Social Worker Bev Snyder Nurse Staff J 3 S J R. 5 Q I . ii. M. Marfettg 0. Green: J. Mlllsg C. Dorchg J. Van Morrselg A. COOKS: M. Cusimanog L. Petersg D. Major: B. Scotty M. Bringhurstg A. Ludwlg CUSTODIAN: J. Kirberg E. Pepplerg E. Rynearsong T. Rosser Janine Lavoie Campus Supervisor Secretaries if I Sffvmmxumzxti lnitzcnatliiixqii MNIHIKISZZHF. mm ' JMS! 1 ' 1 kt R Y 'a9 4m' Jean Beeson Donna Comlto ' Q W' M-ae . ru-.. jg V1 B A an Y Q if ' R' I5 I ' ' K ,- ,, , N. 5 . A ., w , -wi',1:.k.:m.-.ffgggn g3,j-j,gn,5k . 5 . M. X -A ... . W f- use I e N we 2, lf, . ww- . Dorothy Galloway Betty Goode Ne.-W i 5- as E Carol Hunsaker Cheryl Patrick L -M s L 2 E E 1 a s S 2 E Teachers Aid .lanls Shelley STUDENT TEACHERS Lisa Heyer Metro Lisa Cook DU David Ness Western State Martin Heaton Adams State Kelly Cunnon CSU Elizabeth Hing CSU Susan Spencer CSU Miriam Norton UNC Malcom Campbell Metro Lydia Hartman CSU Paul Hafling UNC Gina Roberto UNC Mike Tessier UNC Paula Brekke Metro Marty Coffman CSU Ben Bower CU Donna Benallo Pam Bright Judy Dlrks Carol Erickson Gayle Gushlken Tom Hunsaker Irene Jarboe Bill Morey S Marge Mueller Gerry Rutherford Fellcla Schulze Linda Simmons 7 W 'LCHERS Mrs. Cara Anderson has taught French at Pomona for 9 years. She has been recently married and was formerly Ms. Meyer. Mrs. Anderson's hob- bies include reading, sewing, classical music, traveling and skiing. Believe in yourself and in the beauty of life, despite the many negative influences that exist in these times. Mrs. Shirley Barnes ls one of Pomona's Library Media Specialists and has been here slnce Pomona opened in 1973. Her hobbies include travel, photography, writing and collecting Southwest Indian art. Mrs. Barnes is married and has 2 children. Look within yourselves for your strength. It is the only source upon which you can truly rely, now or in the future. Mr. Stan Abbott has been teaching Social Studies at Pomona for 4 yea He ls a scout for the J.V. and Varsity Wrestling Team and moonlights as agent for the CIA. Mr. Abbott is married and enjoys old cars, wheeling, reading and travel. Remember, listen to your Social Stud teachers, they are always right. Mr. James Bahrenburg has been teaching both Spanish and French Pomona for 5 years. He is an advisor in the Upper Level Achievement I gram and enjoys vintage automobiles, travel and furniture refinishi Excuses don 't get the job done. Mr. John Bartow has taught Russian and Spanish for 7 years at Pom He enjoys music, backpacking and cross country skiing. Don't ever the capacity to be interested. Tom Beeson has been teaching at Pomona for 9 years. He teaches ical education and coaches the varsity wrestling team. Blessinger ls the Foreign Language Department Head, and teaches 1ish. He enjoys fishing, hunting, reading and writing. Mr. Blessinger s to live in a villa on the Northern coast of Spain, far, far from Atten- :e Referrals. Study a foreign language. Learn to speak it and use it. ,William Burton ls a World History teacher at Pomona. He has been here 6 urs and is a honors counselor. 8 , Mr. Omer Beethe has been at Pomana since 1973. He teaches Industrial Cooperative Education QICEJ and auto survey. Mr. Beethe is the sponsor of VICA Club, and enjoys fishing and hunting. Mr. Troy Brock ha been teaching vocational auto and auto mechanics for 8 years. He is sponsor of VICA Club and enjoys fishing in his free time. Mr. Brock is married and has two daughters. saga 411153 Sfmt? K 3 40 Mrs. Barbara Carlson teaches Language Arts at Pomona. She has 3 children, loves traveling and is interested in solar energy. Mrs. Carlson is the sponsor of Analecta and is currently furthering her education in Law. ---...mmf -...N-5 Mrs. Patti Cluck has taught SLIC at Pomona for 6 years. She ls Pomona's gymnastic coach and is currently head of her departmment. She ls also Involved with the Special Olympics. Mrs. Cluck, who is married and has a baby daughter, enjoys skiing, camping and sewing. Be Patient! . ., lf' f i g i Mr. Dan Cunningham teaches Language Arts and has been at Pomona for 7 years. He is head of the Reading Department and coaches Pomona's Debate Team. Mr. Cunningham teaches speed reading at the University of Colorado in Boulder and enjoys fishing, traveling and reading. learn all you can because someday you will be grateful to have the knowledge. Mrs. Elizabeth Cawthorne has been at Pomona slnce its opening. She is sponsor of National Honor Society and is also head of the Language l Department. Mrs. Cawthorne enjoys reading and swimming in her free tin' Mr. Wayne Cowell has taught Biology at Pomona for 6 years. I-le's an sponsor, assistant baseball coach, and an advisor in the Upper Level ment Program. He is also the instructor and director of the countywide mer Fleld Biology Program. Mr. Cowell enjoys cabinet making, other outdoor actlvltles with his family. . . . stay out of trouble! Keep deep! Mrs. Rita Deschamp has been teaching PC at Pomona for 1 year. She sponsor of National Honor Society and is Interested in furthering the knowledge of handicapped children. Mrs. Deschamp's hobbies reading and working with Colorado Clowns. Get to know your ' ' we are only human 39-Q h RH! F wall w-. M' ff lr. James Dougherty has taught Language Arts at Pomona for 8 years. He ls narrled and enjoys tennls, basketball, running, readlng, wrltlng and llstenlng :o music. Mr. Dougherty Is Pomona's glrls' tennis coach. Don 't take life too :erlously - It wasn 't meant to be. llrs. Shella Drewlow has been a buslness teacher at Pomona for 4 years. She enjoys decorating her home, skllng and volleyball in her free time. Mrs. Jrewlow ls marrled and has a young son. ' P . L r. Robert Flnan has been at Pomona for 6 years teaching Economics and orld History. He Is head of the Soclal Studles Department and ls currently orklng on his Masters degree In Soclal Sciences. Along wlth spending time lth his famlly, he also enjoys music, carpentry and flshlng. Discover the urce of true happiness and conform your llfe to lt: there can be no greater uccess than that! e 'C Nr' 5 4 Mr. Sam Dreksler has been teaching Language Arts at Pomona for 6 years. He sponsors the Creative Writing Club. Mr. Dreksler enjoys raquetball, music and video games. He also admits to being a movie freak. Teachers are here to help. Use us - don 't abuse us! IIA Mr. Charles Ellis has been a Social Studies teacher at Pomona for the 9 years in which the school has been open. He has been teaching in Jeffer- son County for 27 years. Mr. Ellls has been involved in sponsoring after- school weight-Ilfting. Mrs. Barbara Finelli, who has been at Pomona for 4 years, teaches Economics and American History. She enjoys breadmaking, jogging, crewel, sewing and shopping for clothes in her free time. Mrs. Finelli is an advisor in the Upper Level Achievement Program. Don't rely on Social Security for retirement! 14 142 1 . 't 4 4 'f W, Mr. Norm Finfrock has taught ceramics and jewelery at Pomona for 8 years. He sponsors Student Council and belongs to the National Associa- tion of Leadership Workshop Directors. Mr. Finfrock enjoys fishing, music and silversmithing and is a member of the Beer Can Collectors of America. Work hard, Play hard, and Respect Life. 14 Q QP' 'du 'sperm' Mr. Don Giddings has been teaching Science at Pomona for 31f2 years. He is an Upper Level Achievement advisor and enjoys skiing, photography, woodworking and sailing in his free time. Mr. Glddings is married, has 2 daughters and 2 grandchildren. Get as much out of your stay at Pomona as possible - Bath academically and in extracurricular activities. , - 4- Mr. Will Goossen has been teaching in the Metal Shop for 8 years. He en- joys fishing and golfing as hobbies, is married and has 2 children. GMF E E Mr. Tom Francis teaches Math and has been at Pomona for 8 years. He enjf ralslng animals and camping. Mr. Francis is married and has 2 daughte Be as self-sufficient as you possibly can. Mr. Guy Granbery teaches In the Language Arts Department and has Pomona for 6 years. He partlclpates In Altex trlps and enjoys reading and sports. Mr. Granberry ls married and has 3 children. Practice tion ln all thlngs. .M 5'M5Vi X'kw A ts. Wilma Gundy has taught for 6 years in the Language Arts Depart- nt at Pomona. She is an advlsor in the Upper Level Achievement Pro- Em and assists with counseling during registration since she is a cer- fied counselor. Mrs. Gundy is married, has 2 children and a grandson, ld enjoys reading, golf and writing. I feel the capacity to care is the Ing which gives llfe its deepest significance. V X. ' ' 11 r. Robert Hlcks teaches SLIC and has been at Pomona for 4 years. He ls e Girls' Basketball coach and sponsors girls' FCA. Mr. Hicks is married nd enjoys many athletic Activities. Currently he is attempting a Master agree in Health Educatlon. lf you want something from someone, be 'lling to give twice as much to them. WW MW KK . ss M Ms. Catherine Hawley has been a Llbrary Media Spaclallst at Pomona for the past 9 years. She is a co-sponsor of National Honor Society and enjoys travel, reading and outdoor activities. She looks forward to completing her Ph.D. Learn to THINK and CARE about yourself and others. Mrs. Gerrie Hendrickson has taught ln the Business Department for 5 years. She is a co-sponsor of FBLA and enjoys sewing. Mrs. Hendrickson is married and has 2 children. E s 1 :Hg . .4 e 'U K I L'-'D-susan-an Ms Eleanore Huntley has been teaching in Pomona's Art Department for 9 years. She teaches a variety of art classes including drawing, painting, printmaking and stained class. Ms. Huntley has 2 sons and is currently working for a Masters degree ln Fine Arts. 14 44 Qs w ,,,,, .ez ? ' 'A I Mr. Robert Indrebo teaches Math and has been at Pomona for 9 years. He is head of the Math Department and sponsors both INTERACT and boys' FCA. Outside of school, Mr. Indrebo enjoys photography and is an honorary member of the Arvada Rotary Club. Mr. Nick Kalianov has taught Math at Pomona for 8 years. He is an advisor in the Upper Level Achievement Program and enjoys fishing and golf. Mr. Kalianov ls married and has 2 daughters. Invest in your mind. v a 'ff Q. W ., q . - MT - m.4! 4 f A Mrs. ViVl Keeton has taught Language Arts since Pomona opened. She is an advisor in the Upper Level Achievement Program. Her hobbies include riding and showing Appaloosa horses, hunting, traveling and learning Spanish. Outside of school, Mrs. Keeton functions as treasurer for the Northern Colorado Horse and Carriage Club. Life's battles don't always go to the stronger or faster man - But sooner or later the man who wins ls the fellow who thinks he can! g . Q in i l l l Mrs. Debra Jacobson has recently been marrled and was formerly ' I Mlss Tully. She has been teachlng Language Arts at Pomona for 6 years I Jacobson sponsors both Pomona's newspaper and yearbook, and school ls Involved ln the Lace House Historical Society. T photography, reading and restoring antiques are among Mrs. Jacobs f hobbies. ., ,. , I sf' 'l ww 1 w, The Mrs. Sarah Kauffman has been teaching In the Social Studies Pomona for 4 years. She ls the sponsor of Youth in Government, Local Government and the Optimist Club. Mrs. Kauffman is married and a baby daughter. if vi Hb, Mr. Charles Kerchner teaches Biology and has been at Pomona for 6 He enjoys boating, water skiing, ocean fishing and traveling. Mr. lxercnr married and has 2 chlldren. High School is a short time experience, Do best, you wlll be glad you did. 5 ir. Edward King teaches Readlng ln the Language Arts Department. He is 'omona's Golf coach and enjoys golf, tennls, rlver rafting and camping with ils wife and chlldren. Accept what you cannot change and work to your ut- nost to Improve the quality of llfe, especially wlthln your own family. Xa J . g . Gary Klatt has taught business classes for the past 9 years at Pomona. has coached Football and Girls' Track and worked with the FCA Huddle He and his wife have 4 children. Mr. Klatt enjoys sports, jogging, teaching Sunday School. He strives to be a positive influence on kids, ispecially his own. Be the bestyou can be! i ii' fb--.. ., ii . ,,,, A171 Mr. Edward Kintz has been teaching Physical Education at Pomona for 4 years. He is the head Football and Track Coach and also sponsors the Weight Lifting Team. Outside of school, Coach Kintz functions as the 2nd Vice President of the National High School Athletic Coaches Association and also as the Executive Secretary of the Colorado High School Coaches Association. Coach Kintz enjoys running and being with his wife and 5 children. Don't Make Excuses. www f Hffi mg f me f -me-10.,,. new E......, 1' 'lu--.1 . Mr. Bernard Klonka has taught Biology at Pomona for 4 years. He enjoys woodworking, swimming and flshlng with his 2 sons. Keep taking Science courses. i 1 3:3 li r Stan Krelfels has been at Pomona for 6 years teaching various Science ourses in addition to Underwater BB Stacking. He is an advisor in the Upper evel Achievement Program and ls also head Ping-Pong and Tiddleywinks oach He enjoys such hobbies as skllng tennis running worshipping Isaac ewton and rldicullng necktles. Mr. Krelfels is in partnership in R.A. Con- tructlon, ls married and has 1 daughter. Put allyour eggs in one basket and 9 Q.. It QQNM ,-mg. ' ' . . . ss .1 f' ' 'Mm W . A I I ' 1 1 v atch that basket!! M7 Ms. Betty Krueger teaches Physical Education at Pomona and has been here for 4 years. She is an assistant Track coach in addition to being the head Volleyball coach. Ms. Krueger is interested in photography as a hob- by, and outside of school is president of the Colorado Girls' Coaches Association. 145 46 Mr. John R. Larson has taught Instrumental Music at Pomona for the past 6 years. He sponsors the Flag Team and enjoys skiing and cycling. Mr. Lar- son is married and has 2 daughters. He looks forward to completing his masters degree in Computer Science. Honesty and integrity are the key words to a truly satisfying life. Mr. Garold Madden has been at Pomona for 2 years teaching Language Arts. He is head coach for the Boys' Basketball Team and also sponsors Pomona's Poms and Cheerleaders. Outside of school, Mr. Madden is an assistant professor at CU in Boulder and serves as a scout for the Cleveland Cavaliers. He enjoys woodworking, gardening and cooking. Mr. Madden is married and has two daughters. Enjoy high school - they're the best years of your life. S P .. if Mr. William Larson has taught History at Pomona for the past 7Vz yea He works with the Upper Level Achievement program and is a Close- Sponsor. He is married, has 2 children and enjoys reading, travel, a photography. Mr. Larson strives to never stop learning. Set your go. high and work hard to achieve them. 2 s S-wb' A gn, Mrs. Sue Maloney has taught Business at Pomona for the past 6 years. She enjoys waterskllng, swimming and knitting. Mrs. Maloney is married and has 3 sons.,She would like to retire wealthy and travel. You can do it if it means enough to you. ' Since this is my last year at Pomona l'd like to thank Pomona's staff and students for the most enjoyable 6 years of my life. Nothing can never replace these memories! Mr. Russell Manning has been teaching Language Arts at Pomona for years. He ls Co-Department Chairman and the coordinator of the Direct Studies Program. He enjoys theatre and travel and strives tj metaphysical contentment. Know thyseIf! 'ii' Irs. Marsha Meyers has taught English at Pomona for 8 years. She enjoys aveling, playing bridge and crossword puzzles. She has 1 daughter. 'hen asked about her goals, Mrs. Meyers said that she would like to larry a wealthy, gravely ill octogenarian who has no previous family, or :Ie the world lwhichever comes firstj. Don't settle for beer and retzels. i Q1 ,. ll' Ir. Mike Miller has taught Chemistry in the Science Department for 8 ears. He is Pomona's Cross Country coach and is an advisor in the Upper evel Achievement Program. Mr. Miller is married, has 4 children and en- nys climbing, hiking and skiing. He is involved with Miller Construction ompany and runs a Christmas tree stand. Set your goals high and live a hristian life. Mrs. Debra Miller teaches Vocal Music and has been at Pomona for 4 years. She is involved with directing the musicals and all choral groups. Mrs. Miller is married and enjoys pottery, aerobic dance, skiing, Pac-man and breeding Persian cats. These are the times of your life you will always remember. Relax, enjoy them, and take lots of music classes! Q N Nw E X is Q3 K ,Q A 'N N .... 7. 7 ,. s 5 23+ in 'I ii v . W! Mr. Marv Miller has been teaching Math at Pomona for 9 years. He has been an advisor ln the Upper Level Achievement Program and is presently a full line agent for the Shelter Insurance Company. Mr. Miller is married and has 5 children and 2 grandsons. He likes to read and go camping in his free time. Need a helping hand? You'll find one at the end of your arm. iv e 1 A .elf if if ..... ..yx K Q A ,y,y 5. Mr. Bjorn Moseng teaches Math and Computer Programming at Pomona and has been here for 8 years. He is the Head Boys' Soccer coach and, in the past, has coached the Girls' Soccer Team. Mr. Moseng is married and has 3 children. MMM ff' , U ,. ,,.. a,a. w,.., f' -- W W s A s Mrs. Allene Mueldener has been teaching Anthropology and History at Pomona for 9 years. She is involved ln the AIDS Program and sponsors Pomona's Dungeons and Dragons Club. In her free time, Mrs. Mueldener enjoys reading, archaelolgy, and traveling. She is married and has 3 sons. an ...M ...,.. uw!!! A K V ,lnsvdtssl l'!:Hnv - ' Q 5 ' burning gp 'sun an . ' .Q X N-...M Mrs. Joan Murnan has been at Pomona for 5 years and teaches Office Oc- cupations, Economics, Accounting and Typing. She is head of the Business Department, and functions as an FBLA sponsor, a PTSA Secretary and an advisory board member. Mrs. Murnan is married, has 3 children, enjoys reading, sewing, writing and gardening. She strives to be a good wife, mother, and teacher. Do your best at whatever you do! Mr. Lee Omohundro teaches Woodshop and has been at Pomona for 9 years. He has coached Football and Wrestling in the past at Pomona and outside of school coaches hockey. Mr. Omohundro is married, has 2 children, and enjoys fishing and old cars. Don'tget caught. 'ug ith! Mr. Charles Mueldener teaches Chemistry and Unified Science and h been at Pomona for 6 years. His hobbies include fishing and travelin When asked about his family, Mr. Mueldener claimed to belong to tl Homlnidae family. hn- Shad' x Mr. Klm Natale has been teaching Pyhsics, Science Seminar, and Unifii Science at Pomona since it opened. He is a sponsor of National Hon' Society, an Upper Level Achievement counselor, and he functions as o' track Department Chairman. Mr. Natale enjoys spending time with wife and 4 sons and he hopes to aid students in developing a positive vi of themselves. , Mr. Steve Owens has been teaching Driver Education at Pomona since i opened. He enjoys fishing, water and snow skiing, boating, hunting am stamp collecting. Mr. Owens is married, has 2 children and 1 gran daughter. He hopes to continue teaching until retirement. Be concie tlous and enjoy life to the fullest. r. Charles Patrick has taught Math at Pomona for 6 years. He is in- rested in automobiles, rallroading, and drafting. Mr. Patrick has 5 lildren. Make a list of whatyou want out oflife andgo for it!! 5-6-dl' gd un A if r. Kirk Prichard has been teachlng Music at Pomona for 9 years. He is :ad of the muslc Department and outside of school sings with the Arvada enter Chorale. Mr. Prichard Is married, has 2 daughters, and enjoys lrdening and stained glass. - ssswwsk .. ir. Steve Roberts has been at Pomona for 6 years teaching American istory. He has been the girls' Sophomore and J.V. Basketball coach, an aslstant football coach, and has co-sponsored student council. Mr. oberts enjoys tennis, skiing, reading and local history. Don't become no specialized in your education but rather pursue a general program. he job you are pursuing through your education may not be there when Du graduate. Ms. Robln Pittendrlgh teaches both Art and German and has been at Pomona for 8 years. She enjoys softball, jogging, reading, ballet, music, and traveling. Go for it - Try to become invloved - Set goals and work for them. ., . . Mrs. Amanda Roberts has been a Language Arts teacher at Pomona for 8 years. Some of her hobbies include tennis, jogging and reading. Mrs. Roberts ls In the process of completing a Masters degree in Language Arts, Secondary Education. She is married to Mr. Steve Roberts, who is also a teacher at Pomona. Become involved in high school. Mrs. Becky Schlpper has taught Home Economics at Pomona for 1 year. She is married and enjoys swimming, tennis, running, and camping. Mrs. Schlpper is co-sponsor of FHA. Be positive in whatever you try. You will appreciate your successes more. I Mr. Don Schneider teaches Math and has been at Pomona for 8 years. He ls the Boys J.V. Basketball coach and enjoys a variety of sports in his free time. Outside of school Mr. Schneider enjoys singing with his 2 brothers. He is married and has 3 children. Try to make the best out of every situation. V Wmwf V , 4-Jann siii Q Q sim ef my -. , 2 at 2 in gy? J! . . at X f 1 seg? ez 1 f Q y ee f Mr. Forrest Shoemaker has taught Biology at Pomona since it opened. He is an advisor in the Upper Level Achievement Program and is Head of the Science Department. Mr. Shoemaker enjoys camping, finishing old funiture and spending time with his family. He is president of the Col- orado Biology Teachers Association. Base good values on those things you cherish most in life, and make the many decisions you have before you according to your values. Mrs. Dixie Sipe has taught Home Economics at Pomona for 9 years. She is involved in the F.H.A. and functions as a Department Head for the Home Economics Department. Mrs. Sipe is married and enjoys gardening, reading, dancing and sewing. Mr. Len Scrogan has been teaching Social Studies at Pomona for 5 He is a Student Council sponsor. Mr. Scrogan's hobbies include bass and acoustic guitar, war games and computer programming married and has 1 daughter. In the future, Mr. Scrogan would like to into school administration or diplomatic work. Give God a chance. Mr. Tlm Smiley teaches Physics and Chemistry and has been at for 6 years. He is an Optimist Club sponsor and enjoys sports, and backpacking in his free time. Mr. Smiley is married and has sons. Accept challenges and try not to leave Pomona with any regrets. Ir. Earl Snyder has taught Latin and English at Pomona for the past 9 'ears. He is married, has 3 sons, and enjoys golf as a hobby. Outside of chool, Mr. Snyder is involved with fireworks displays. His goals include vrltlng the great American novel and raising the great American family. 'What profit does a man have if he gains the whole world, but in so doing oses his eternal soul? xg. WW5 Mr. Don Storey has taught American History at Pomona for 4 years. He is -narried, has 2 sons, and enjoys traveling, camping, and photography. Mr. Storey works with the Arvada Hockey Association and Little League Baseball. He strives to be a good father and to help his children succeed in life. Use this school as a place to learn the skills you will need to survive ls adults. F Mr. Art Spano has taugh MDE and General Business at Pomona for 3 years. He is the DECA sponsor and enjoys golfing, fishing, and camping in his free time. Keep looking up. .Q Mrs. Susan Stewart has taught Business classes at Pomona for the past 8 years. She ls a FBLA co-sponsor and enjoys gardening and flowers in her free time. She ls married and has 2 children. Develop an employable skill whlle ln high school. JI. 1 uni za!! Mr. Jack Stout is head of the Tech Arts Department where he teaches Drafting. He has been teaching at Pomona for 9 years. Mr. Stout enjoys hunting, fishing, skiing and river rafting. Always do the best you can in every situation. 151 Mr. Robert Talkin has been teaching in the Language Arts Department at Pomona for 8 years. He coaches basketball and has also coached the girls' tennis team. Mr. Talkin is married, and his hobbies outside of school in- clude eating regularly and sleeping well. When asked about his goals, Mr. Talkin replled that he has never played hockey, but he hit a homerun once. Graduate from high school before you're 30 years old and don't qult your job at McDonalds It might be your chosen career. 5- . ,sis . 9' X, -. ' J' Q x1Qx inf 4 1. g H 'S Z 5 I .' t 'f:- Mr. Allen Thleme teaches SLIC-WES at Pomona and has been here for 2 years. He is Involved with the WES Club and enjoys skiing, golf, and tennis In hls free time. Mr. Thleme has 1 daughter. tvs Ms. Gerrl Vandaveer teaches Music and Guitar and has been at Pomona for 2 years. She Is Involved wlth the Show and Jazz Choir and is presently working towards a masters degree at UCD. Ms. Vandaveer enjoys skiing, backpacking, reading, traveling, and making stained glass windows. Take your education seriously as a key to a better future - finish school. , xiwmswswfrqfsgts: fe A -1 Mr. James Temple has taught Physical Education at Pomona since opened. His hobbies include hunting and fishing, as well as other outdc sports. During the summer Mr. Temple runs a river outfitting busine Mr. Temple is married and has 3 children. Don't forget to shower afte workout. Mr. John Tracey has taught Math at Pomona for 8 years. He has be Chairman of the Math Department in the past. Mrs. Lisa VanDelNege has been teaching a variety of classes in the Economics Department for 716 years. She is a co-department ch and also sponsors the HERO Club. Mrs. VanDeWege is married and reading, crafts, and sewing. She holds a masters degree in cc Open communication, better understanding of self and others, . respecting other Ideas and viewpoints all lead to self-fulfillment and k plness. Be yourself, you are the one who makes you happy. 'S .Y 5, .Q Q Lrg? . X x'Q5.,t,'!w5,tM'- ,ti ..' fd? Aa tt after K h Q i' -fig? 'QQ -93.3 'ss 'fr ' ' 6 -'f 'g f ,.Q?:'9.f 5. s. Kathy Van Otterloo has been at Pomona for 4 years teaching in the iiness Department. She enjoys bowling and raising her 2 children. arry rich! w if 3' '-iii iqm . Brad Washo has taught Liberties under the Constitution at Pomona 3 semesters. He is a police officer for the Arvada Police Department. icer Washo enjoys motorcycles, moto-X racing and camping. Don't erlook happiness while reaching for personal goals. W V' 'llillhongg N ' 'K an eq ' -0 an W 'W wife: 1 2 QQ 2 4 Mr. Dale Verhoeven has taught Language Arts and Altex for 9 years. Some of hls hobbies include horseback riding, river rafting and reading. He is also involved with his firewood and river rafting businesses. Mr. Verhoeven is married and has 1 son. lt's not what you say but rather what you do that really counts. Mr. Stuart Weiss teaches Math and Language Arts in the PC Lab and has been at Pomona for 7 years. He holds a bachelors degree from City Col- lege of New York along with a masters degree from the University of Nor- thern Colorado. 'QM . Al Whlte has been teaching ln the Math Department for 8 years. Mr. ite is an advisor in the Upper Level Achievement Program and holds a sters degree in Natural Science with emphasis in Math. He enjoys veling and camping with his wife and 3 children. Mr. White's goal is to :ome independently wealthy by age 30. . . loops.j 331. 4 Mrs. Lauren Willis has taught Theatre and other Language Arts classes at Pomona for 4 years. She functions as Pomona's Drama coach and directs all of Pomona's plays. Mrs. Willis enjoys writing, music, sewing and crafts. When asked about her goals, Mrs. Willis expressed the desire to direct on a professional level and also to publish several works of fiction. Life is much better if one makes a commitment and sticks to itg make goals realistic, worthwhile and fun. 154 an .., f A mai -fm. 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K M L X' , of Q H 'L Q fi N , B. 1 W l .. . all' ' Y T x A, ,,,..l , , N K. 2. l 'S X ' . f ,A ' a 1 Whilasf 1 7 . l ' ,fvf A Q 5 I ,Wy , ai- mx l . ,xx , l .V , First Row: T. J. 0'NeiII, A. DeVine, B. Wallis, K. Styskl, S. Weller, R. Miller, T. Weland, L. Fredricks, T. Matthews, J. Marks, J. Fredricks. Second Row: J. Vela, J. Allison, M. Sanchez, G. Malaro, D. Parker, Coach Kintz, B. Bragdon, J. Patrick, T. Stemple, B. Greene, J. Conrad. Third Row: J. King, B. Lay, B. Branham, D. Vela, Coach Klatt, Coach Jost, Coach Studt, Coach Smith, Coach Marsh, R. Quintana, D. Hobbs, S. McGraw, J. Villano. Fourth Row: J. Biner, J. Spencer, M. Longo, J. Sturgell, P. Schroeder, S. Hobbs, M. Marquez, J. R. Heffley, B. Johnson, A. Horning.,Fifth Row: D. Kline, B. Smith, J. Culver, B. Perry, J. Glenn, A. Keyper, T. Hoelting, D. Deluzio, D. Fletcher. The 1981 Pomona Varsi- ty Football Team dazzled opponents by taking 2nd overall in their division and advancing to the playoffs. The best perfor- mance displayed this season was in the homecoming game when they upset Wheatridge 7- 3. The fighting hearts shown by Pomona seniors gave Coach Kintz something to be proud of. Team Scores Lakewood 14-0 Bear Creek 28-3 Alemeda 20-6 Arvada West 3-14 Arvada 14-0 Golden 31-0 Jefferson 11-10 Wheatridge QOTJ 7-3 Playoff Game Columbine 0-10 Players watch as the game rolls on. John scrambles for needed yardage. Mike moves on for extra yards. www ,M 1 we . 3 . .. . . . . V. , ,., ...Xg , M. hg 1 .,,, . .. ' . f --,, 12 if . . - ,. .. kkk... .. K in , , ez: M x. .. -1 X ' . H -- .. Q, . .. F w .. . H A K Lvlfk ' S ? L -'. - . N - .Q . K Q . xx im ...N X. X. . -. -S5 . .. L 'ff' K ...gg LL1 . 5.. - K 3 I . L L L X L N . L -LAA Q Q .. ' ,. u - :ff ::- . '--- . fy. - 4: 5:21-5 KL'-- K ' . . ...F . S we ' r ..h 1 , .. . is wi- ' Z k'A 'L 51- K' ' L . 3. X' Q , ,-'. Le K 5 ..fh - - SR ' Q .. ' - f . P 4 - LL V - hk SQ: mK.k KL . L Y? 4 5 1 L- - . X. -- - .. we .5 1: 1. K we SQ 1. .f -1 ...wg -e A a a X fi' W ree i ' X H - ' , . L . I - -ff. H Q . - .L L: 'L L' - -:- L X' 2' i- LL f-inn E,-- U ,ef 2 .6 f f-if P:-X.. , :.E.- 'sf..:- I ,--- -fs -: LI wig?- W .2i.:22: :v Sf'-' 'L 1- 41. X L V Q . 1 . ' .. ew .t . Q . Q LL L' V , A 5 ...mf 5F'i3.,i ii if Get back! I'm coming through! Practice makes perfect. Jeff and Stefforn lead the team. db W' 41' '11 if I '73, , PQ 168 Sophomore Football Has An Impressive Season First Row: Eric Riser, Darren Wheeler, Mark Hevrin, Dave Emon, Mike D'AscoIi, Mike McBeth, Pat Smith. Second Row: Rick McNalley, Mike Arko, Don Stark, Mike Thompson, lan James, Todd Wiltse, Dan Holman. Third Row: Mike Megen, Rob Warner, Darry Steven, Fred Strugel, Dan Meisner, Jeff Trujillo. Fourth Row: Kelly Leid, Kevin Turner, Kelly Kroeter, Louis Schroeder, Bob Barenberg, Kent Nelson, Frank Lasozy, Mike Hooper. Fifth Row: Gene Kellen, Roger Filkowski, Scott Lagrimanta, Mark Heckenburg, Mike Garcia, Steve Davis, Kevin Warmen. .Ln Coach gives Kevin some helpful hints. '5 0uch! my foot! Louis struts his stuff. Watch your hands!! fi Sophomores plan their strategy. . ' 554 E :11 I - R 7 A ' .sv W A gig JL Q Lit ,fmgggjf L. , 1 l ' lliiiilillls mdQE555Q . Q MS . .Ni . F s ,,,, gA L L . .N es , . , W L K .t W :., . 4 fx. 5 X-.,gg,,, ,Q Y T, l :Ji Q we so ... as Sharon runs to victory. ..,.,N,, Off the line to victory Buffy's determination hehas the team. ,W Pomona City Champs! The team shows their spirit! This year's Cross Country Team let their pride show through. Their consistency and determination to win showed throughout the season. Their best performance was executed during the Cen- taurus Invitational when both the boys and the girls placed first in their division. Congratulations Cross Country Team for another great season. 171 .ff 'hm 55 nu Practice and hard work pay-off Gymnastics team shows their prlde Up and over to victory The 1981 Girls' Gymnastics Team had an unusual season with a pregant coach who gave birth during the season. They had to depend on the leadership of seniors Suzy Ford, Julie Murphey, and Francie Howell. They end- ed their season with 6 wins and 2 losses in dual competi- tion. They placed 4th in League and 4th in Districts with Susie Tashiro qualifying for state competition on the balance beam. Julie performs with amazing grace Netters Finish 6-5 Q se' f n M W Yea . . . lNe're BAD. Deep concentration helps .loey's strive. Tlm lobs it over the net. The Tennis Team faired well in 1981, although a disappoin- ting District final dampened an otherwise fine season. The team finished 6-5 in league competition, and this included tournament victories over Arvada and Arvada West. Singles players Tim Jenkins, Brent Eklund, and Bruce Jarvie and doubles players Dan Deasy and Doug Robison, Tony McGinn and Todd Campbell, Mike Krupansky and Joe Gonzalez, and Tim Deasy and Dave Foster rounded out the team. Tennis Anyone? Q W r ' L Keep your mlnd on tennis, Doug! X. Volleyball Preserve Pride :fp 'W' Url fp 1 Y J.-Nl' , - ' 1'WeFTiK ... 'P 'm!'g,.iH.?' gd? ..,. .. X ?m7'..hill ,, M' ' W ,KTUHQ i.ZIE'3 'lQ5' I L-- JF f . f'W9l . YW79. ef 'eirifiiififif ,ff 5s'AQN 4k'KS? '11 . ' .wi X 1 1 Ms. Kruger gives advice. The Varsity Volleyball Team had a struggling season this year, winning only 1 of 11 league games. The majority of team members had little varsity playing experience until this season. Seniors lettering were Rene Artman, Monica Garcia, Candy Quimby, and Ann Scott. Junior Ietterpersons were Rachel Henderson, Gina Schroeder, Stacey Kloberdanz. Two sophomores, Patty Hanrahan and Marcia Dirks, also lettered. Keeping alive hopes for good future seasons were the winning junior varsity and sophomore teams. Gina shows her tremendous effort. up-av-w-HM 1' Team Work ww-m.,,,,.. 4 T ..-1 4.53: ,..--,,..-. i ...f I ' 3 A 7 M ,, Vri' I I Good job Monica. Renee's determination helps the team. Skim ht 'is Q Determination directs Jenny. Lannle logks gn 'i Rosie gives advice. One of the best season ever existed for the Junior Varsity Volleyball team. The team outscored their opponents 459-357 in total points, winning twenty-four games and only losing to Evergreen and Arvada in league games. The Sophomore team also had a winning season. The girls won nine of their fourteen games. The season highlight was when the powerful Panthers beat the Evergreen Cougars in two consecutive games leaving Pomona with a second place title at the Heritage Invitational tournament. 178 ,ln ,, .lalene jumps with joy Up. . .and over Y , saw:-QM 5, l I N xfesfsfsfvf , . 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Paul saves a goal. Mmm. I 'K' ' Waltlng for actlon Doug? Curt goes for a goal. W 1 mv z ' ' fa Is, Y . ' ' 4 A W ' t A A ,.V',?,, V r, , . . 1. 4 1, . A.. 'L Rick fights for the ball. ff Coach Moseng This year's varsity soccer team had an outstanding season with nine wins, four losses, and one tie in regular season play. During the league playoffs, Pomona did not allow their opponents to score in three games. The most exciting performance shown was when Pomona up ended Bear Creek 3-2 in a double overtime shootout victory. Coach Moseng felt that the team's ability to comeback from behind and never giving up was the reason for such a vic- torious season. The dream of making the state playoffs was made by a team that knew not defeat and fourth place was taken. Thank you varsity soccer players for a season that will not soon be forgotten. 185 , f H Soc 5? ' 'W I ,4'x'!f A., YM ,lllkk A .3 QNX kniafwk . . 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E .M Q Q Y 5 . 0 ,392 3 S 'K Sm. 'H is 's ga?- Gs . .1 , , S ,gli Q, .,.. ask 'S I M M., f QL + af A N 4 Q L K K - W U A,-' .. ,....Q-4- 'nw-A 1 .E ikx ' 1 1' gif T I .N .1 y W , 1 .. .X.,... 2 Tm 4 1 1 f ' Q I ggi Q, fi Ji!!! Nothing stops Dann Q2 'Ps ff ,milfs if 'ffm 5 'Nu Q if r 'xg A ' Season a f 'ff I I 'I' wa, Wff' K ',, f 1, -f '41-arf. ' 2 47' f 4 ,I ,, 4, 'iaE 3 'v f ff J J or W A 4 My if gi NV . , ,3wy4,. ,7 ' ' fy 5.1 ff. . . ' ' , ref ' ' t iff fl-ff '. ,, ,f ,n j P sin- Pomona Pomona Pomona Pomona Lakewood Golden Columbine Green Mt. 12 21 11 29 Pomona Pomona Pomona Pomona 'L 5 ,LL n,aa ,,,, I M45 V , 1,51 qi! . 1 , J' DQ if ' ,f f, , at ,. , 'mmf ' A wa-vm. R .5 ,XL Y igwzgre, , ' - Wheatridge 21 - Arvada West 44 - Arvada 19 - Alemeda 9 The Junior Varsity. Wrestling Team had another fantastic season with seven wins, and only one loss during the regular season. Pomona plac- ed first at the Jefferson Col- umbine, and Jefferson County League Tournaments. Team work was a key throughout the entire season with many hard working members. Con- gratulations on your great season! 197 Varslty G as Anothe Basketball I a Q X Q , a fl if - 4.395 Season is 17 l of N as f - f muon l f f f 2 ' ann 'L 9 l 57 ' POM0l- , Mol aaaa PDMDN, A . Fwff Nha-H f7'f' H, f gs Q 35 520 is fnuuua if X aaaaa af' any gflrst Row: Sandy'Lillard Mgr., Coach Eicler, Coach Hicks, Coach Adslt, Coach Colgman, Mgr. Second Row: Erin Iwata, Rene Artman, Deane Dlckens, Llsa Robl , l-lele . V : har Tla Showalter, Candy Quimby, Tracy Kllne, Sharon ,QP ,yyyy ' 13 . - Scott, Helene shows Panther pride Panthers up for the jump The coaches watch wlth antlclpatlon U Erln takes a free throw shot The team plans their attack The Pomona Varsity Girls' Basketball Team posted the best record in the history of the school, winn- ing ten games. The Panthers were led by Ann Scott who was MVP for the team. She was also voted all- conference by unanamous choice and was all-state selection to play in the all-state game June 11. The reason for the Panthers' success and Ann Scott's success was the unselfish play of other team members such as Helene Meagher, Rene Artman, Pam Lillard, and Candy Quimby. Erin Iwata, Sharon White, Tia Showalter, and Deanne Dickens also played well for the Panthers. Pomona beat Alameda in the sub-district tournament and then lost to 4A- State Champion Wheatridge. Coach Hicks was very proud of the achievements of the 1981-82 team and very pleased with the effort. 199 is Panther stretches durlng game Jenny clings to the ball The Pomona Junior Varsity Girls' Basket- ball Team enjoyed the most successful season in the history of the school, posting a record of 17 wins against 1 loss. In the championship game against Arvada, the Panthers dominated to prevail as Jeffco J.V. Champions 53-49. The 1981-82 team provided Pomona with its first J.V. Cham- pionship. Efforts by such players as Stacey Kloberdanz, Traci Kline, Lisa Robles, Jenny Fessenden, and Jayne Boh lead the team to victory. Coach John Adsit praised his team's effort in practice as well as games. Other team members were Lisa Romero, Diane Weits, and Laura Martich. A proud Panther coach shows Intent for the team 5 was ie! First Row Coach John Adsit Second Row: Stacey Kloberdanz, Jenny Fessenden, Laura Martich. Diane Weits, Jayne Boh, Traci Kline, Lisa Robles, Lisa Romero. 201 V6 4 QL! 'Q 4' Q L 11 QVAO . .Q as Q. A A ' ,, V, ,fy ,, is-V. Y, 1 bf.Y Kyasffffg e:.d- ,,,, w ,- W 'Nr P- FIDE N:,,,. ,I ' - X -I D. 1 k 3.13 fx 5' ffv 'Q 4 . :,,...-K-W ' b 7 '. A , A ' x I i: X. r k f Q, Q X ,Q ...K .. . M p - ,, T . ,... , Q Y 1 ' 3 in A 'Sm f Q, Y 5 dw'?..,,..-- if V Pg'- X 3 wwe i! 1 Excell nce Prevails For Th Soprhomore Team L? ff I fi The Sophomore Girls Basketball Team had an ex- cellent season this year, finishing with a 17-1 record. With strong performances from all ten players, they placed first in the Brighton Invita- tional and won the league championship. The girls started off the season with big wins over Ar- Christmas break their record then increased to 12-0 before a 42-40 loss to Alameda. They then swept through the rest of their schedule defeating unbeaten Arvada 36-32 for the league title. Leading scorers for the team included Mar- sha Dirks l10.1J, Patty Hanrahan l9.4J, and Deb- bie Warner 19.31 Hanrahan also led the team in rebounds, and Warner set 8 team records throughout the season and was also named most valuable player of the Brighton tournament. Other team members included Julie Longo, Terri Lucke, Gina Gabbie, Lynet Conrad, Alisa Gaston, Pam Stone, and Leisa Levestik. 4 'vada West, Alameda, and Lakewood before -IW VYW I E i Q. 'k J 'gh 5, raff- xg Q it W W ,Amw- , ,L,1 xg-is 1 . . 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A ,NN v A rl dl' Jeff swings into action Rick's pitch of success Ted rams it home E 3 A throw to victory With Great expectations, the Pomona Baseballers set out to win the Northern Division of the Jeffco League. After a difficult start, the Panthers rallied to be in contention for a play off birth right up to the end when they were dumped by Wheatridge. However, an outstanding effort was performed by Jeff Allison, Rick DiSalle, Danny Martinez, Jim Robinson, and Don DeLuzio. 209 Players for the Junior Varsity Baseball Team, 1982 Season, were: Front Row: Kent Nelson, Randy Navarro, lan James, Bart Green, Kevin Turner, Mike Arko, Dal rin Graves, Luke Fredericks, Dan Holman, Mike McBeth. Second Row: Coach Marty Heaton, Mark Latham, Lou Schroeder, Brook Johnson, Bob Robinette, Scot Marcum, Todd Campbell, Frank Lastoczy, Shane Williams, and Coach Jim Toscano. Kent Concentrates A swing for victory as?-3 '1 -V 4 A Q 'K 'nr Av N, X 0 ,u: 'f':K ' z , 45,4 Q Q , .'kk .g.:kk:k: Q I Nu..- 3 ni? 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Additionally, the girls ended second place finishes at the Jefferson County League Relays and the Aurora Invitational. As the district track meet approached, the goal was to sell the farm and take whatever comes. A good showing in the district meet highlighted what had already been the most successful track season in the schools history. 219 X Gonfereh Football John Biner Mike Marquez Paul Schroeder .lim Sturgell Joe Vela .ia vyl Boys' Soccer Paul Coffey Jay Goodsell Curt Knittle Doug Root Us Q0nf6f-S onfef- og v X Baseball Jeff Alllson Girls Swlmmmg Hilary Barber 1...m.Lu I M ,,,,4 Q, ,A , ,, f Arrff jf .,,,, , ,,,V ,, ' , f V, x'1WQ,5L,mem, 5 A WI, .-,,, , HW, 1- f V yeh, ff ,mf I, .L-, - 4i , , r 7 -w --Vw .:..ff-ffwzff ::,,,,,,fw,-W M. ,,,- Q ZZ i I -mm Qi confereh Wrestling Bruce Branham Dave Freimuth Dan Martmez Todd Wiltse Joe Vela WW A' M-f-wwwnwnmw N nfer QXGO . ehc Girls' Track Patty Hanrahan Linda Jarboe Gina Schroeder Donna Waller Debbi Warner Michelle Wertz St Girls' 2 ., , . , fs Girls' Swimming Q QF' Basketball Qc' 3 1 V' A Hilary Barber Ann Scott Boys' Soccer i ' Jay Goodsell I ,151 2 4 6 33 KAW aff-iw W U Student 1 Senior Class Officers: Susle Batman - President Sue Chrlstenson - Vlce President This year's Student Council had a very productive year. We believe this year has been the best ever. lt wouldnot have been so productive without all the hard work everyone gave. SENIOR REPRESENTATIVES: First Row: Stephanie Robbins, Susie Bat- man, Sue Chrlstenson, Cathy Hanna, Mandy Bogan. Second Row: Steve Dascoli, Kathy Swanson, Cody Suer, Colleen Heaton, Mike Fer raro. Not pictured: Marla Martinez. Student Body Officers: Colleen Heaton, President: Mandy Bogan, Vice President, Treasurer: Cathy Hanna, Secretary Coun il Junior Vice President, Dianne Donley Sophomore Class Officers: Patricia Lander, President: Stephanie Saur, Vice President: Anne Meganhardt, Lauren Rampey SOPHOMORE REPRESENTATIVES: Frist Row: Anne Meganhardt, Stephanie Saur, Lauren Rampey, Sandy Temple, Gina Janssen. Second Row: Marsha Cameron, Jody Suer, Trish Lander, Amie McDonald. Not Pictured: Anya Bota I would like to thank all the students, faculty, and Administrators for all their support. Without this, we would never have had the great year we did. Colleen Heaton, Student Body President l l JUNIOR REPRESENTATIVES: First Row: Carol Johnston, Mary Heaton, Dianne Donley. 2nd Row: Steve McGraw, Robin Fenstad, Tom Stemple Altex Alternative Education at Pomona has been a rewarding experience for all seniors who participated. Highlights of the course included a four day lodge course retreat, an eight day backpacking expedition in the Texas wilderness, a ten day rural work-study program, and a five day water rafting trip. ln addi- tion to being a learning experience, it proved to be an enjoyable way of mak- ing new and lasting relationships. The months shared together were dedicated by the group to their teacher and friend, Mr. Dale Verhoeven. The close-knit group included: Doreen Angelopulos, Ken Armfield, Michelle Bowers, Jackie Carlson, Ken Craft, Brad Crimmons, Toni DeHerrera, Cheryl Dienst, Mary Ann Fisch, Tamilen Graham, Hether Hawn, Melissa Hudson, Allen Key, Jackie Lee, Jennifer McGrew, Kelly Pleake, Sharlyn Stanley, Allan Wilson, and Linda Whatley. lung., so 2 + 3 2 Forensics i. Students staggering under huge boxes full of note- cards? A girl standing in the corner reciting a poem to a wall? A large room filled with obviously mad, pacing people? What else could these strange activities sig- nify but a Forensics meet! Forensics, both a club and a class involved students who wanted to compete with other schools throughout Colorado in various areas of oral communication. Mr. Cunningham and Mrs. Willis aided frantic students in finding cuttings and coach them after they learned them. This year's Forensics Team was quite inexperienced, yet they did quite well. They received three trophies in acting and many supe- rior and excellent ribbons at meets. Most of the team members agreed that Forensics gave confidence in speaking in front of large group of people. In spite of the long hours, the sacrifice of weekends, the frustration of waiting for notoriously slow coaches, all agreed that Forensics was a beneficial and worthwhile experience. The group consisted of: Doug Anderson, Dave Currie, Todd Gamboa, Andrea Grace, David Nanto, Claudia Switzer, and Andy Williamson. D bate Spotting a Debater is easy at a Debate Forensic meet they carry three volumes of encyclopedias, a year's worth of Time Magazines, and tree hundred note cards. When in debate, one must be able to keep one's temper calm and be able to present their side of the arguement logically with the least amount of emotion. Mr. Cunn- ingham coached these determined students through a year of frustration and satisfaction. As with the Forensics Team, the Debaters were not the most experienced, but in twelve tour- naments throughout the year, including District and State, they won eight trophies. Congratula- tions, Jerome Duran, Cheryl Durning, Jay Grauberger, Debbie Hastings, Amber Hyma, Dave Melling, Sheryl Ogden, and Theresa Traum. 231 F.B.L.A. Future Business Leaders of America is for those students in- terested in business and office programs offered at Pomona. F.B.L.A. is a national organization that provides opportunities for students to gain experience in their areas of interest in the business world. Some of the past year's activities included a trip to the Governor's Mansion and Larimer Square at Christmas time. In January, 21 students attended the District F.B.L.A. Conference. 17 of them qualified to go to the state Conference, which was held in March. Cheryl Durning, Shelly Hirsh, and Jody Nelson placed, but all that attended had a good time. Also, in March, was the Employer Appreciation Luncheon for those participating in the Of- fice Occupations Program and their employers. Cheri Reich and Cindy Green were awarded the Toni Cominiello Memorial Award as the outstanding Office Occupations students of the year. The many members of F.B.L.A. were sponsored by Mrs. Murnan, Mrs. Hendrickson, and Ms. Stewart, who helped to make this year's group a great experience. .11 i 232 Drama Club ill' Q ', llll 'll W Z This year, Pomona has seen the re-birth of the Drama Club. The club, sponsored by and headed by Teresa Campbell, Andrea Grace, David Nanto, and Jay Cayton. Mrs. Willis, has boosted the spirit of professional theatre attendance. The club has drawn in a diverse group of students who have broadened their appreciation of theatre and dance productions. Averaging 25 students per activity, the club has attended several productions at Bonfil's, the Christmas production of The Nutcracker as well as sup- porting drama and musical productions at Pomona. The active members of this group were: Scott Abbott, Doug Anderson, Warren Baker, Michelle Bruno, Chris Cowles, Dave Cur- rie, Margurite Flett, Mike Ferroar, Todd Gamboa, Dan Kelly, Leah Kleptaka, Sheila Knight, Cindy Lloyd, Michelle Medrano, Myla Mohler, Lane Mohler, Raelene Osborn, Julie Phillips, Kim Prehn, Dean Reeves, Chris Runyan, Laura Schmidt, Claudia Switzer, and Jerry Walker. Boys Fellowship of Christian Athletes invites and reaches out to any young man that wishes to combine athletic interest with their I l I Christian faith. Together they were involv- ed in the State Mini-Conference at the Air Force Academy, Denver Area Banquet, The Night Of Champions, the C.U. Prayer Breakfast, March Of Dimes Walk-A-Thon, CRCO Jesse Owens Track Meet, 1982 National Conferences in Estes Park, Colorado, and St. Olaf College in Nothfield, Minnesota. Boys' FCA members this year were: Rich Anders, Greg Campbell, Rick DiSalIe, Jerry Felkoski, Dale Fletcher, J.W. Fox, Jeff Giardina, Tim Jenkins, and Ken Styskal. Sponsors were: Coach Marsh and Mr. Indrelio. libs-gg 234 Girls F Q athletics and the common bond of I l I Jesus Christ in their lives. Meetings were held weekly at members' homes, where the two were combined in order to bring about a greater faith, whether during the season or not. Some of the activities that these girls participated in this year were: The Mini Conference at the Air Force Academy, a retreat in Breckenridge in the fall, a benefit volleyball game in May, the Con- ference in Fort Collins in June, and the Annual Banquet. This year's members, sponsored by Mr. Hicks, with the help of his wife Roque, were: Lisl Avis, Mandy Bogan lTreasurerl, Cara Duesung lSecretaryJ, Colleen Heaton, Mary Heaton, Linda Jarboe, Leesa Levstik, Michele Nimtz lSociaI Chairmanj, Leslie Rush, Ann Scott lPresidentl, Kathy Swanson, and Sharon White QVice Presidentl. F.C.A. is a group of girls who share . if 8 gifif jwff N! f 235 Foreign Exchange lt has been a great year for me. I've got lots of friends. l'Il come back and visit Pomona some time. And I like to thank all of my friends and teachers. See you again. Thank you for everything. Kikuno li, Japan It would be quite a memorable experience to live in another country. Pomona had a number of students that were from other countries, but just three of them were considered exchange students. Mrs. Smith, their sponsor, and their host families helped to make their year in the United States enjoyable. In addition, there were many students at Pomona that were good friends to the foreign guests, and made 1981-1982 a year they will never forget. Thanks for everyone and everything. It is a really impor- tant time Qperiodj in my life. Mitch Okamoto, Japan I had a really neat experience here at Pomona. I enjoyed going to a totally different school speaking a different language, and meeting different people all together at one time. This year at Pomona has become an important stage in my life. Thanks to everybody.! Reiner Grube, West Germany P.T.S.A T : as i if .- fa-A-'MN its K, Y-Q, 1 .gi M g, .ss .wwf W ix. if b T, i J 59. rstd .. T f I1 an M- .c...,aw -:k' P.T.S.A., Parent-Teacher-Student Association, was organized to make a bond bet- ween these three groups. The group's main goal was to gain better communications in the school and home atmospheres. At meetings, discussions went on about impor- tant school issues where parents, students, and teachers alike were able to voice their opinions. This year's officers were: Kathy Williams, President, John Musciano, lst Vice President, Beverly Connell, 2nd Vice President, Joan Murnan, Secretary, and Maxine Carlson, Treasurer. To this year's members, thanks for all the time and hard work given. 237 Home Ec. doesn't just involve cooking and sewing, two clubs within the depart- cupations QFHAXHEROJ. These clubs provided students with a chance to serve the community, experience on the job training, and provide its members with techniques for cooking and properly eating food. Along with an unending list of individual activities, these groups prepared and served a country dinner in honor of opening night of Music Man. They both went to major Home Economics convention in March where all their knowledge was used. The members of FHA were: Sue Adams, Cathy Aguilar, Monica Aldez, Patty Aldaz, Debbie Alexander, Sue Alfaro, Tracey Allen, Kathy Astatos, Janet Bean, Gary Beesley, Tracey Bennett, Meri Black, Kris Body, Jan Bohan, David Bryan, Deanna Byberg, Tammy Chape, Sonja Colf, Gina Collier, Thonda Coonts, Diane Deverardine, Charmagne Espinosa, Susan Facenelli, Jenny Fessender, Rick Fikani, Terrie Ford, Kevin Gardner, Cindy Green, Sharon lsham, Wendy Jones, Kristie Kinball, Debbie Krauss, Maria Martinez, Marcia Mauk, Michelle McEnterfer, Bridget McKinney, Lisa Pagel, Janel Patton, Paula Peterson, Kim Rachjaibun, Anji Redmond, Doug Robinson, Laura Roybal, Susan Schnitzer, Gail Shultz, Debbie Solly, Stephanie Sullivan, Jill Westlake, Michelle Williams, Ronda Wolf, Lori Vanzart, and Michelle Venable. Members of HERO were: Terri Acker, Jeannie Anthony, Donise Bifferstaff, Melissa Bryce, Jerry Castaneda, Linda Chappelle, Tammy Chopi, Christi Cooper, Cheryl Donley, Charmagne Espinosa, Maria Feifarek, Cherly Freimuth, Michelle Fryers, Lori Gumm, Heather Haron, Lori Hoff, Francie Howell, Gina Longo, Jennifer McGreen, Kathy Michel, Natalie Tower, Linda Whatley, Tracey Acker, Cheryl Barker, Tammi Bush, Vanessa Darner, Kim Davenport, Laurie Pauley, Laura Shoemaker, and Jeanette Silvas. Ms. Sipe, Mrs. Schipper, and Mrs. Van de Wege sponsored these two clubs. F H A H E r E ment are Future Homemakers of America and Home Economics Related Oc- ' 4 i is l , , . , .W 8, I MDE DECA IDE and DECA were organizations within the Business Department for those students interested in careers in marketing and istribution. Members participated in a number of activities including the State Leadership Conference held in October which las attended by five members, and the District Four elections, also held in October. Eight members attended. Next came the istrict Four Leadership Training Conference held in January. Fourteen students attended the conference and six qualified for 1e State Leadership Conference held at the Broadmoor in March. They were joined there by three other club members. The year me to a close with the annual Employer Appreciation Banquet which was held at Boulder's Dinner Theatre. One hundred and irty students, employers, and staff members attended the banquet where employers were presented with plaques of apprecia- on by their student employees. All those in attendance enjoyed a fine performance of South Pacific. V3QUCAVlON SVI! T TJ Sf' gf P E63 ff? t' X., QM Q? g 410 gi ciuus 239 Dungeons And Dragons The members of this year's Dungeons and Dragons club had only one thing to say about their group. The more advanced the mind, the greater the need for the simplicity of pIay. This year's members included: Tom Aberly, Warren Baker, Kim Buxton, Sheryl Coffman, Betsy Connel, Delvin Dixon, Liz Doxator, Bryan Fields, Sharon Gay, Damon Ginnow, Chuck Gravell, Dawna Hans, Laura Loomis, Pat Loomis, Laura McMenemy, Lisa Metcalf, Bruce Neely, Robert Rawlens, Chris Scott, Dee Skinner, Deena Tomlinson, Ned Ulbricht, Julie Vernetti. lnt ract Interact is a service organization, spon- sored by the Arvada Rotary Club, that is dedicated to community service and the promotion of world fellowship. This year, the club took part in many activities, in- cluding: The Arvada Alive Float for the Arvada Harvest Festival, Ridge Home Pic- nic, Travelogue with Rotary, Arvada Alive Skate-a-thon, 9 Health Fair, Rotary Tent Sale, and sponsored a child in Guatemala. The members also had a Christmas party, an Ice skating party, St. Patrick's Day party, and played volleyball with Arvada West and Rotary. This year's active members, sponsored by Mr. In- drebo, and Mr. Benore of Rotary, were: Rene Austin Nice Presidentj, Jackie Body, Diane Brown, Charlene Burns, Oscar de Cardenas, Cherie Craig, Reva Haynie, Robin Hinton, Emilie Ito, Shea Mackin lTreasurerl, Susan McCarty lPresidentJ, Lisa McCormick, Mitch Okamoto, Tom Orr, Dave Rhoads, Diane Rhodebeck, Nancy Robison QSecretaryJ, Lara Schmit, Bob Shepard, and Barb Woskowicz. .-.W ...-4. :ggi i f I 5 :LS iigv Q fi' A . 'mf-.. Marchin Band Marching Band: where would we be without it? The band played our fight song, entertained us at football games, represented our school in parades, marched through our halls, and gave their musical support at rallies. Although this year's band was smaller than in the past, they were always outstanding! This year, 68 members marched in the Wheat Ridge Carnation Festival parade, the Arvada Harvest Festival Parade, and the Louisville Parade. They also participated in C.S.U. Band Day, the Jefferson County Invita- tional Festival, and the Pikes Peak March of Champions, where they took second palce. To the dedicated members who we saw marching down Pomona Drive at 7 a.m., thanks for your hard work and all your support! This year's band members were: Tom Aberly, Marty Amos, Susan Asper, Tim Baril, Marti Bohn, Leah Bolton, Charlie Briggs, Kelly Browdie, Shelly Brunkow, Matt Burke, Kip Buxton, Ron Chavez, Stacey Cleveland, Janelle Clontz, Maureen Connell, Kathy Cory, Kevin Devine, Jim Debell, Deanna Dickens, Cherly Dienst, Jerom Duran, Mark Eitel, Jeff Emanuel, Marguerite Flett, J. C. Fox, Kim Franklin, Bob Friend, Sharon Gay, Andrea Grace, Cheryl Green, Mike Green, Gerry Hemblom, Todd Kresal, Kurt Krueger, lDrum Majorl, Stephanie Kull lMajorettel, Lenore Lehman, Jodu Lente, Pat Loomis, Linda Marcouillier, Mike Mc- Cloud, Tammy McCormick, Dave Melling, Anna Moreland, Dale Newth, Scott Palmateer, Lane Patterson, Debbie Peevler, Theresa Philbin, Jackie Pope, Virginia Price, Stewart Racey, Robert Rowlins, Lisa Robles, Ken Rodarte, Cathy Ruybal, Andy Schmoldt, Chris Scott, Dee Skinner, Elaine Smith, Rhonda Snowden, Don Stark, Larry Stark, Dave Syrnyk, Cheryl Thaemert, Liz Tuttle, Tam- my VanMeter, Heather Williamson, and Patti Young. li 'il f 'z . V- G' X' -if Nl vig H. Y 4 4 he Flage Team is a group of hardworking girls that elped to make up the Marching Band. Not only did they erform great routines with the band at half-time shows, competed in contests. This year they par- in the Pikes Peak March of Champions where took first place. These girls worked hard to help Pomona's Marching Band something to be proud The Flag Team this year included: Lori Behunin, Burke, Tracy Cole, Amy Elwell, Jennifer Flan- Jennifer Lee, Joanna McCauley, Tammy Mettler, Leaderj, Stacey Nabors, Jana Pehrson, Stephanie lSquad Leaderl, and Rene Weland. they pf Q ., e...,., - l Flag Team 0 lf? E K 353.- K A .,,,, ,V it 6 ' 1 'l il ' 5 if , 1 'ml 'M This Flag Team was a special group of girls who continued to prac- tice and perform after the rest of the Marching Band retired for the year. They also worked hard and were rewarded for their ef- forts. They competed on three Continental Divide Color Guard Cir- cuit Contests and the Winter Guard International Regional Contest. At the C.D.C.G.C. Championships, these girls received the Challenge Trophy and had the highest execution scores. Their practice and dedication paid off! Congratulations to: Amy Elwell, Jennifer Flannery, Jennifer Lee, Joanna McCauley, Tammy Mettler QCaptainl, Jana Pehrson, Stephanie Sewald, and Rene Weland. 24 0 ---M...-W . M A ,W Orchestra Under the direction of Mr. Prichard and Mr. Larson, the orchestra gave Pomona's ears a rest from hard rock and provided a bit of culture by playing classical music. The members changed as tracks changed, but throughout the year they were: Tim Baril, Sherry Brodigan, Maureen Connell, Sharon Connell, Deanna Dickens, Lori Fronapfel, Brook Johnson, Laura Loomis, Darlene Martinez, Glenda Montoya, Debbie Peevler, Diane Rhodebeck, and Cathy Smith. anim' M . , 1.. 1 'lv . P X.- ' 7,,,f', j ,,, f .,.: .rff V ' WV A We qw, '7 ' fix, -H i , A tr Q il 1 Concert Band Concert Band is for the ambitious who have decided to become musicians and play instruments. Throughout the year, down in the band room, they could be heard warming up with never-ending scales and practicing songs over and over again. With the patient guidance of their directors Mr. Prichard and Mr. Larson, they were able to put together an incredible year. Yea, Con- cert Band! The members were: Tom Aberly, Susan Asper, Lori Behunin, Den- nis Blauer, Marti Bohn, Kelly Browdy, Ron Chavez, Janelle Clontz, Maureen Connell, Kevin Devine, Kim Franklin, Sharon Gay, Jeff Giardina, Cherly Green, Mike Green, Amber Hymm, Jody Lentz, Pat Loomis, Linda Mar- coullier, Joanna McCauley, Tammy McCormic, George Metcalf, Teresa Miller, Rick Olguin, Debbie Peevler, Therese Philbin, Jackie Pope, Virginia Price, Stewart Racey, Lynne Reynolds, Andy Schmoldt, Chris Scott, Dee Skin- ner, Elaine Smith, Liz Tuttle, Renae Weland, Heather Williams, and Pattie Young. 245 Wind Ensembl Tchaikovsky would be proud to hear his compositions and a variety of other masterpieces played by Pomona's top in- strumental group, Wind Ensemble. Directed by Mr. Prichard and Mr. Larson, the band consisted only of wind in- struments. Those who played the challenging classicals that were much enjoyed throughout the year at various perfor- mances were: Marty Amos, Susan Asper, Tim Baril, Lori Behunin, Leah Bolton, Charlie Briggs, Shelly Brunkow, Kip Buxton, Maureen Connell, Kevin Devine, Tim Dickerson, Amy Elwell, Jeff Emanuel, Jennifer Flannery, Marguerite Flett, J.C. Fox, Sharon Gay, Gerry Hernbloom, Amber Hyma, Lisa Jensok, Jennifer Lee, LeNore Lehmen, Pat Loomis, Mike MacLeod, Tammy Mettler, Teresa Miller, An- na Moreland, Stacey Nabors, Dale Newth, Rick Olguin, Scott Palmateer, Debbie Peevler, Jana Pehrson, Therese Philbin, Robert Rawlins, Lisa Robles, Cathy Ruybal, Andy Schmoldt, Chris Scott, Dee Skinner, Don Stark, Cheryl Thaemert, Tammy VanMeter, LeRoy Yehle, and Janet Zika. g . x 5 I 'ml A t A ttgggg .I X R B zzi xy Ki ,,,,,,,. y A 5' f.,... K FM- . - - . ,.... S ' x .QQ X V T 1 '-'7 T4- I ,...., Stage Band This year's Stage Band spent many hours learning minor and diminished scales, old jazz charts, and new super-sax charts. The group consisted of talented musicians who enjoy playing rock and jazz and learn- ing more about the styles of both. The members dur- ing 1981-1982 were: Teresa Campbell, Kevin Devine, Tim Dickerson, Jeff Emanuel, Jay Grauberger, Vyn Hopper, Jennifer Lee, Tammy Mettler, Mike McCloud, Rick Olguin, Jana Pehrson, Lisa Robles, Chris Scott, Dee Skinner and Don Stark. The directors were Mr. Prichard and Mr. Larson. 247 Ad n Advanced Girls is an outstanding group of girls who, because of their high musical potential, have I been chosen to participate in this group. Directed I r S by Mrs. Miller and Ms. Vandaveer, they sang com- plicated songs ranging from classical to jazz to pop. From quarter to quarter, the group changed members, but the entire year's members were: Sue Adams, Pam Angelo, Rose Bagwell, Darlene Baldwin, Denise Baldwin, Darcy Bejarro, Vonda Bently, Kris Body, Marti Bohn, Sharon Brown, Tami Bush, Jackie Carlson, Teresa Ceruilo, Felicia Chavez, Sonja Colf, Kathy Cory, Valerie Cowels, Colleen Cunningham, Pam Daniels, Cynthia Darner, Cari Dockery, Cherie Edmonds, Buffy Ep- son, Aloma Fiscus, Robin Furst, Annette Garcia, Vicki Garland, Leoness Houston, Candai Greenstreet, Kim Gilbert, Kristine Hainer, Kris Haines, April Hansen, Melody Hardin, Donna Hirsh, Chris Howard, Michelle Johnson, Ii Kikuno, Leah Kleptka, Patricia Lander, Desirea Lindquist, Cindy Lloyd, Kim Mahana, Denise Manzanares, Denean Martin, Toni Matlock, Melissa McCon- ville, Jenny McDaniel, Jennifer McDonald, Laura McMenemy, Carol Meador, Jennifer Mettler, Dheila Miller, Minai Moore, Amy Nelson, Laurie Olson, Laura Pacheco, Tammy Perry, Joyce Perkins, Michelle Person, Marla Peters, Christi Pieri, Sheen Ra- jamaira, Kari Reece, Valerie Rupp, Becky Rouse, Janine Dilvas, Sharon Sandberg, Laurie Stacey, Annette Stone, Stephanie Sullivan, Lugaya Tabangay, Tammy Tanner, Teresa Terry, Michelle Tift, LouAnn Troudt, Lisa Vigil, Cheryl Waits, Patti Walker, Tracey Wells, Misty Wheeler, Nancy Williams, Ronda Wolf, Shelly Wolf, Lois Wooten, Cindy Wright, Patty Young, and Donna Zewe. The accompanists were: Mrs. Miller, Julie Nelson, and Jana Ross. Concert Choir Concert Choir is designed for beginning voices. Throughout the year, the music gets increasingly challenging as voices mature ind the singers develop their skill. This is an opportune chance for those budding musical interests to try singing . . . for the fun! This year's members were: Tom Aberly, Scott Abbott, Tracy Allen, Doug Anderson, Rose Bagwell, Kim Batten, Vonda Bentley, Tia Blouch, Sherri Brodigan, Sharon Brown, Leslie Burback, Tina Carter, Carrie Collier, Chris Cowles, Tonja Craig, Colleen Cunn- ingham, Sam Day, Oscar DeCardenas, Ed Dickens, Michael Ehmke, Erik Eskridge, Mary Fowlie, Sharon Gay, Todd Gilstrap, Lon filader, Angela Gladowske, Cheryl Green, Michael Green, Kris Haines, Anne Hillyer, Debbie Houser, Linda Kane, Harry Keith, Kathy Kirby, Terri Kolkin, Kurt Krueger, Tracey Kurpansky, Dory Martin, Lisa McConvilIe, Jennifer McDonald, Melissa McFad- len, George Metcalf, Jennifer Mettler, Annie Miller, Cheryl Miller, John Mindenhall, David Nanto, Amber Newman, Tom Orr, .orna Pacheco, Coreen Padilla, Lane Patterson, Troy Person, Bob Petrusha, Dennis Pursley, Rod Quintana, Sam Redden, Kristy Rees, Rob Robinette, Jana Ross, Chris Runyan, Valerie Rupp, Cathy Ruybal, Stephanie Sauer, Michelle Scott, Paige Scripter, Javid Sigg, Mark Sigg, Jeff Simicik, Bill Smith, Lynn Stossell, Ligaya Tabangay, Mike Tabuchi, Jay Timmons, Sandra Tortice, Ruth Trask, LouAnn Troudt, Debra Vernetti, Lisa Vigil, James Vogt, Andy Williamson, Ronda Wolf, Shelly Wolfe, Patty Young, Becki Zajicek, Donna Zewe, Janet Zika. saws 1. A :Www Xmli' Chamber Choir Crazy is just one word that describes Pomona's Chamber Choir. With over 80 members throughout the year, it would have to be just that, especially in daily class. One example of the group's fun activities was their trip to Grand Junction for a contest, and Glen- wood Springs for a swim. The choir sang classical and pop songs and everything in bet- ween at quarterly concerts. The best would have to be the tearful Pops concert in June. Other highlights of the year were singing at the All County Choir Concert and Bac- calaureate. This choir was directed by Mrs. Miller and Ms. Vandaveer, who both helped to make the Chamber Choir one of the top high school choirs in the state. This year's vocalists included: Scott Abbott, Doug Anderson, Darlene Baldwin, Denise Baldwin, Beth Bassett, Tammy Beck, Lori Behunin, Jackie Black, Duane Boyd, Eric Brown, Charlene Burns, Tami Bush, Teresa Campbell, Chuck Carlson, Don Cheyne, Betsy Con- nel, Kathy Cory, Chris Cowles, Ken Craft, Dave Currie, Jim DeBeIl, George DeGraf- fenreid, Cindy Dow, Amy Elwell, Buffy Epson, Mike Ferraro, Robin Furst, Todd Gamboa, Terri Garrison, Jeff Giardina, Todd Gilstrap, Lon Glader, Andrea Grace, Reva Haynie, Leoness Houston, Chris Howard, Brook Johnson, Dan Kelly, Leah Klepetka, Sheila Knight, Victoria Knight, Kurt Krueger, Desirea Lind- quist, Cindy Lloyd, Kathy Majors, Lisa McCormick, Melissa McFadden, Carol Meador, Michelle Medrano, Dave Mell- ing, Kelly Miller, Keith Mitchell, Lane Mohler, Myla Mohler, Kelly Murray, Phyllis Murray, Stacey Nabors, David Nanto, Connie Naumann, Amber Newman, Mich Okamoto, Tom Orr, Raelene Osborn, Jana Pehrson, Michelle Person, Troy Person, Christi Pieri, Bill Polzin, Kim Rachjabun, Robert Rawlins, Dean Reeves, Joan Rimshaw, Rob Robinette, Chris Ru- nyan, Willis Scharmer, Andy Schmoldt, Bob Shepard, Larry Stark, Claudia Switzer, Michelle Tifft, Fer- nando Valenzuela, Tammy VanMeter, Julie Vernetti, Tina Webb, Buffy West, Jill Westlake, Jeff Wetrosky, Nancy Williams, Andy Williamson, and a very special thanks to the dedicated ac- companists Teresa Campbell, Reva Haynie, Julie Nelson, and Mrs. Miller. T' 250 Fantasia Under the direction of Ms. Vandaveer, these sixteen ladies sang their hearts out to audiences such as Warren Tech, Graduation, Westminister Mall, FHA Lun- cheon and the Jazz Festival where they received high scores. For only being together two unconsecutive quarters of the year, Fantasia did wonderfully well. Their repertoire ranged from the 40's era, singing about sentimental journeys, trains in Tennessee, and Mr. Sandman, to jazz and pop songs about Symphonic Sid, and how summer eyes were warm and blue. At times, the Vocal Room was near exploding. It's truly amazing how talkative sixteen women can be! These fashionable girls right out of the 40's were: Cindy Dow, Robyn Furst, Leah Klepteka, Jenny McDaniel, Melissa McFadden, Carol Meador, Michelle Medrano, Phyllis Murray, Raelene Osborn, Michelle Person, Christi Pieri, Theresa Terry, Michelle Tift, Stephanie Sewald, and Claudia Switzer. Special thanks and recognition goes to the accompanists Teresa Campbell, Todd Gam- boa, Jay Grauberger, Raelene Osborn, and Chris Runyan who helped to pull the group's sound together throughout the year. YH f....-i Sou ndsation For the members of Soundsations, in the past year there was never a dull moment. Long rehersals full of hard work were an every day occurence. From learning new dance steps to passing the mike around the room to scat, these vocalists were never bored That includes the watermelons, arguements over outfits, and joke-telling sessions. Soundsations, Pomona's top choir, sang Madrigals, popular music, and most of all, Jazz. Throughout the year, they were kept busy entertaining at elementary and jr high schools, and various community banquets and meetings. They also participated in the C.U. Madrigal Festival, Winter am Spring Concerts at the Arvada Center, and attended the State Jazz Contest. Within the school, Sounds sang to fellow students teachers, and parents at the National Honor Society Induction, Academic Awards, Athletic Awards, Baccalaureate, and quarterlj concerts. The final, and probably most important concert, was the Pops Concert, where all the seniors were given a chance te sing their hearts out with their own solos. Although the members of Soundsations never had a spare moment, the year they ex perienced will be one they will never regret, never quit laughing about, and definately never forget. This year's members were Beth Bassett, Lori Behunin, Jackie Black, Teresa Campbell, Dave Currie, Mike Ferraro, Todd Gamboa, Terri Garrison, Tode Gilstrap, Lon Glader, Andrea Grace, Dan Kelly, Sheila Knight, Kurt Krueger, Myla Mohler, Stacy Nabors, Tom Orr, Dean Reeves Joan Rimshaw, and Willis Scharmer. Also, a very special thanks to our Accompanists: Julie Nelson, Teresa Campbell, and Mrs Miller, Bass: Raelene Osborn, Set: Todd Gamboa, and Director: Mrs. Debbie Miller. , ... ,. .. .. X , as .NRM I J . A I Ji . 5 ff 252 Honor Society The National Honor Society, sponsored by Mrs. Cawthorne, Mrs. Deschamp, Miss Hawley, and Mr. Natale, is for academically oriented students. In order to participate in N.H.S., the students must have two letters of recommenda- tion from teachers and a grade point average of 3.6. These scholars do not strictly involve themselves in academics. They act as tutors and participate in the Young Authors Conference. This years's N.H.S. members were: Martin Amos, Doug Anderson, Ken Armfield, Rene Austin, Beth Basset, Steve Borg, Diane Brown, Michelle Burke, Krissy Bust, Deanna Byberg, Teresa Campbell, Don Cheyne, Lee Conly, Chris Connell, Scott Cook, Christine Cowles, David Currie, Dan Deasy, Dianne Donley, Cheryl Durning, Brent Eklund, Mark Emanuel, Kurt Ewaldson, Mike Ferraro, Jen- nifer Flannery, Marquerite Flett, James Grauberger, Larry Harding lSecretaryfTreasurerJ, Reva Haynie, Gerry Hern- blum, Andy Horning, Erin Iwata, Lisa Jencsok, Tim Jenkins, Stacey Kerchner, Karen Knapp, Lenore Lehman, Christine Lundberg, Susan McCarty lVice Presidentl, Ann McConnell, Lisa McCormick, Michelle Medrano, Tamara Mettler, Katherine Michel, Amy Mitterer, Connie Naumann, Raelene Osborn lPresidentJ Scott Palmateer, Lisa Phillips, Anjanette Redmond, Nancy Robison, Leslie Rush, Tedd Sabus, Jeff Salen, Jeff Sanders, Willis Scharmer, Lara Schmit, Ann Scott, Eric Shepard, Robert Shepard, John Sisson, Kathryn Swanson, and Elizabeth West. I , K 1 ,--. V Xi 'fx S Y 1 . , , ,, an ii - . if-fl - 254 Pantera And Racing the clock to meet the ever - lurking deadline, the half-mad journalists of the Pantera and Paw Prin Staffs could be seen scurrying around the room yelling, Who has the stamp pad? Where's a ruler?' Throughtout the year, Mrs. Jacobson fThe former Miss Tullyl gave wonderful guidance to her staffs to be abil to lay out and publish an exciting yearbook and six high quality newspapers. The Pantera Yearbook Stafl shown on this page, included: Scott Abbott, Doug Amos, Teresa Campbell, Michelle Carter, Chris Connel lPhotography Editorj, Brian Cox, Steve Dascoli, Toni DeHerrara fManaging Editorl, Garret Derowin, Becky Dun can, Carol Fabry, Robin Fenstad, Sheila Knight, Holly Kraus, Cindy Lloyd, Shea Mackin, Marcia Mauk lManag ing Editorl, Michelle Medrano fEditorJ, Stephanie Robbins, Nancy Robinson, and Claudia Switzer. 5 i 1 .4 I Q K, I Paw Print he 1981-82 Paw Print staff included: Rene Austin, Chris Avery Editorj, Deanna Byberg, Dan Deasy fLayout Editorj, Cheryl Dur- ing, Brent Eklund QEditor, Layout Editorj, Sharon Fairley, obin Fenstad, Eric Fenwick, Mike Ferraro, Kurt Foster, ameron Harms, Reva Haynie, Carol Hudson, Shereen Mc- Iellan, Ann McConnell, Connie Naumann, Anthony Sarconi, ohn Sisson, John Spooner, and Kathy Swanson. I Optimi t Octagon One's life is so much better if his outlook on it is optimistic. Op- timistfOctagon was a bunch of crazy people who got together regularly and had fun. Oh yea, they also did projects for the com- munity fbut they were more fun than workj: lst of Denver Paint-a- thon, Christmas crafts for Lutheran Nursing Home, 9 Health Fair, Rock and Roll Jamboree for Lake Manor Nursing Home, 1980 Listen Foundation Rock-a-thon. Through fund raisers like VaI-A- Grams and a Homecoming Car Wash, the group made enough money to donate to both Lake Manor and the Chris Mastalski Memorial Fund. Later in the year, a Beach Party was planned to promote membership fit was deemed as a big successj and a pro- gressive dinner brought the year to a close. Mrs. Kauffman and Mr. Smiley sponsored this year's wild but dedicated members: Scott Abbott, Doug Anderson, Warren Baker, Eric Brown, Teresa Camp- bell, Don Cheyne, Lisa Cheyne, Dave Currie, Paul Dahlberg, Toni DeHerrera, Kim Evans, Paula Fails, Mike Ferraro QSecretaryfTreasurerJ, Todd Gamboa, Lon Glader, Andrea Grace, Cindy Green, Tisha Hicks, Dan Kelly, Sheila Knight, Kurt Krueger, Michelle Medrano QPresidentJ, Kelly Murray, Phyllis Murray, Raelene Osborn Nice Presidentj, Dean Reeves, Anji Redmond, Joan Rimshaw, Rob Robinette, Willis Scharmer, Jennifer Shannon, John Sisson, Claudia Switzer, Tammy VanMeter, and Jerry Walker. Q 1 , M... WW ,..., , .W .,,,,.,. ...WW ,,,, .V ,,,, ,,,,, -VMWMWWNM ,,,. ,. ..., , .f ,,, Wm ,,,, ,, , an if 5: rg. ..... WWW' '4 ' . ,..,,,,, V Q 1 -tafifaiw 'num' Q t ., 3. FG W' :ln ,1- B 'il' we 'Wx vi is .E .i F' 4'-war 2 fi I as sg I Varsity Cheers This year, Pomona was blessed with an outstanding Varsitg Cheerleading squad. this group of devoted girls captured the Stat' Cheerleading Championship title at Hinkley High School, having th- best ratings out of 23 schools competing. Each cheerleader was award ed an RMCA letter jacket, along with a superior trophy, awarded to the team. The girls also had superior ratings at the Cinderella City ana Boulder competitions, which qualified them to participate in the world wide competition held in Chicago. 1981-82 has definitely been the bes year in cheerleading in Pomona's history. To these hard workers, Con gratulations on your accomplishments! This outstanding group includ ed: Susan Christenson, Suzie Ford, Terri Garrison, Jackie Lee, Sherry Martin, Stephanie Robbins, Julie Roush, Becky Welch, and Buffy West. 'T' .U 'z , Q , an ,..... sssss l . V ' . Q ..... . elvis.. s . . l- if Six: I. :wks I g g R ig if Pom Pon Pomona not only boasts of an ex- cellent cheerleading squad, but also of excellent Pom-Pons. The Pom-Pon squad received the Rocky Mountain Regional Championship award of Ex- cellence from the Rocky Mountain Cheerleading Association. This region is a six state area, which includes most states within the Rocky Mountain Range. Earlier, in August, they receiv- ed a Superior trophy, the highest honor at the Cinderella City contest. At the RMCA championships in January, the squad again took top honors with another superior trophy. In November, the Denver Nuggets re- quested the squad to perform sideline outines. In March, they were asked back to perform at McNichols during halftime at another Nuggets game. The promotions :oordinator wrote a letter of appreciation, and in it stated that Pomona's girls were among the best to perform there. All in all, his year's Pom-Pon squad was one of the best Pomona has ever had. Many thanks to these girls who have worked hard and given 'omona High School one more group to be proud of. This year's outstanding Pom-Pons were: Michelle Bruno, Michelle Carter, Ihris Cowles, Paula Fails, Francie Howell, Lori Hudson, Carol Johnson, Tammy Nash, Connie Naumann, Pam Powers, Brenda Speedy, and Michelle Wertz. ' Q . 5,55 A . 'Qs' 1' - . Q., .oc gtg. 4 VJ' Q O 'Q' O mizsm L1 ' an W Along with the other squads, the Junior Varsi- ty team had an excellent season, taking home a superior trophy in the Cinderella City com- petition. They also took part in winning the State Cheerleading Championship title with the varsity squad in January. The girls had much spirit, and tremendous effort was shown by the squad. This year's Junior Varsity squad included: Stacey Bauer, Lori Bradley, Dianne Donley, Robin Fenstad, Tammy Hall, Mary Heaton, Linda Jarboe, Marcie Martella, Val Muniz, and Kathy Simpson. Junior Varsity fw, g . ...diff 260 Sophomore Cheerleaders The Sophomore squad did well performing for the first time in state competition. They practiced hard and returned to us with an excellent trophy. The competition, as well as the camp they attended in the summer, prepared the girls with more experience that will be quite useful next year. These girls included: Darcey Bejarano, Val Cowles, Kristine Franklin, Alisa Gaston, Stephanie Green, Kristie Hall, Leah Kleptka, Jenny Martin, Simone Nikajevski, Lisa Reid, Sonja Stanly and Shelly Weibel. :DEQ is if X X 4 ua., A gn is 262 Spirit Club WWW Win-ana Spirit Club . . . they did just what their name implies . . .they promoted spirit and support throughout the year and school for the athletic events that Pomona participated in. Spirit Club did a great job this year . . . all one hundred and sixty of them! Along with Coach Madden, the officer, Cheryl Uintergardt, Cynthia Lloyd, Phyllis Murray, and Dawn Stubert, activated the group to plan Spirit Week events and assemblies not yet forgotten, various fund raisers throughout the year, and much more. Undoubtedly, our athletes are thankful to you for all your undying support! Stud nt Advisors Do you ever feel like you just can't cope with the pressures of being in high school? If so, the Student Advisors are there to help. Under the guidance of Mr. Marsico and Ms. Nelson, these students learn communication skills, counseling techniques, and self- concept building. ln turn, they act as advisors to their peers, other students at P.H.S. This year's Student Advisors were: Beth Basset, Susie Bruhn, Michelle Bruno, Jay Cayton, Betsy Connell, Chris Cowles, Cheryl Dienst, Tammy Hall, Stefforn Hobbs, Michelle Medrano, Martha Peterson, Tammy Poggenpohl, Genene Sherry, and Mark Turner. We would like to extend our thanks to these dedicated students for being there when we needed them, throughout the year, to give us a helping hand. CWS V l , .. . l -Q , ,, ,,.. , l l-I it i fm S- I i ii K Q' , 263 Close-Up Six P.H.S students went to Washington D.C. on the Close-Up Program this year. Close-Up, is a national program that offers a chance to study the work- ings of our government in depth each year to interested students. This year Mark DeLeon, John Emry, Christine Howard, Tammi Mettler, Tedd Sabus, and Willis Scharmer attended. They met with the Colorado Congressional Delegation and speakers knowledgeable about the ways of our government. The students also discussed domestic issues and foregin policy with these people. They attended a dinner theater which featured the musical Gypsie . The members were also free to explore Washington. The trip was rounded up with a banquet at their hotel. The trip to Washington D.C. was a great learn- ing experience for all involved, stated Mr. Larson, the Pomona Sponsor. xv' FF' B., . ... - . 55 , X ,-:. ,,. K 1 ,X s ga-,K- i ' sf , X 'iw ig tt gr 1 A 5 X S A xg my xvJW+sv5st,'t ,Q . .W it Q . Q t t l it S X X T 1 it A :Sy Q . MW.. .. M, X Q x 2 5 1 ig wr ' if Q eg Q 'gk 4 -x kk i Q i K ,. 1 k K - I K xl, ' ff' 3' .M mi 1 fs ff. ,gg 'P' 3 is K r tri-vL.l iix 'SXS 3 A3 sf' lr -.. , ,xQ fa W? QM! ww w f I Qgmffam V M Www 5,6 QW CMM 268 Snowball 1981 Here I Am The 1981 Snowball Dance was held on December 19, from 8 to 11:30 pm in the commons area. The col- ors were Pink Champange and Burgandy. Here I Am, by Air Sup- ply, was the theme song. Music for the dance was provided by Joe Folgers Rollin' Tunes. Snowball is the occasion when the girls get to ask the guys out to dinner and to the dance, and they also get to pay!! It was fun-filled and romantic evening!!! PMICS .W ,mf HOME 3. N- in 4, V K iixf A iii 5333 S 5 ,Q 1 1181: n i Q Xi 11 ey Teach! This year's spring play was about a new journalism teacher who comes to Cen- tral High and has some interesting,and amusing meetings with both the student body and the administration. The cast was made up of David Nanto as the teacher, Ronda Wolf played his reporter friend, Claudia Switzer and Chris Cowles were the faculty, and the student body was made up of Andy Williamson, Warren Baker, Melissa 'fig W I- is i McFadden, Karen Reed, Kathy Pierce, Lore Nandrea, Carey Nivens, Chris Ru- nyun, Vicki Knight, Lori Behunin, Christine Howard, Jeff Wetrosky, and Troy Person. fi? Y vb .XF 270 ,,,, i ,,, My ,Q Star Ship Showing simultaneously with Hey, Teach, Star Ship I 81 lI was playing at pre-schools and elemen- tries around the metro area. The kids thought it was great, a nd the actors had a great time too. In the cast were Oscar DeCardenas as Captian Cosmic, and Scott Abbott, Cyndi Lloyd, Lane Mohler and Lori Behunin in a variety of roles. J Assembly Ddds 8. Ends 32? f. v R' il' O 1, 0 f-S., ig if awww H MI. , i 4 W 9 Q my as if -Q 1, em, F1 . 1 4 af M E ,M 1 1 W aww, '45 'gl , M 5 ,air if L 'Y in 0 'K I Q 'Mar ,W My f f , za va If A mi? Q WJ '7 W UW Z! WQ gh f 'W' ffm : ,Y , ,. ,f fd' , - A 274 p -.T .ng- ... 5-3 :J P ff it Q . ' ll. if r A xnxx '39 .f , 1 t, e 'f'r:'J 'ir- E 531 ' -.'-.-:aff X., x RN L t l X --a S is ya 5 5 i T v igfmexal? NSR Wsksw, I i I ! fx Y Spirit This year's Spirit Week seemed to have more school spirit than in years past Students dressed up each day: Monday was No Sweat Day with people dressed in sweat socks and suitsg Tuesday was M iA 'S iH Day with army fatiguesg Wednesday was Punk Rock Day with Devo and Deborah Harr stylesg Thursday was School Color Day where students wore black, red oi silvery Friday was Halloween Day where people 'dressed accordingly. The assemblies were full of both activities and spirit this year. 66 'You can tell he just ate school food Dance Homfecomi ,dn ru-mor 'rms' it, his the en On the snowy evemngnof Fndaygwld bmw: October 29, the Pomona gym '-'rr Ing? y e a r s colors forlhe y played the music. Am AL, sus 1,4 ,- 1- ,VV 1 J Si, Q SENIOR ATTENDANT STEPHANIE ROBBINS SENIOR CANDIDATES Top: Chris Cowles, Julie Roush. Bot- tom: Stephanie Robbins, Lori Hoff. JUNIOR ATTENDANT LINDA JARBOE SOPHOMORE ATTENDANT DARCY BEJARANO 'CLP' SOPHOMORE CANDIDATES Top: Jaylene Askey, Darcy Be- jarano. Bottom: Valerie Cowles. JUNIOR CANDIDATES Top: Linda Jarboe. Bottom: Laurie Bradley, Kim Davenport. 279 1 -.- ffBRUHRVl1,a0,axae.27 . 1---, 1-I, ,'v , Y rli'- - E1 f:l QE - A ? LMC iff , 1sNf11l!w!QjMhl fxL. 282 Harold and Marion and Marcellus as played by Todd Gamboa, Stacey Nabors, and David Nanto. all if ai P V,NA V S an L 'll ar 4 x I G' 1? l XI' sae alps s Mayor Shinn and the Quartet Winthrop and Amaryllis l The Chorus 5 f ., Q 1. Mrs. Paroo, Harold and Marion as played by An- drea Grace, David Currie, and Myla Mohler. The Salesmen The Del Sarte ladies V Q. 5 h . 4 - . 4 I N 4 h ,, ff 5 . 'S , l ' f 4 f A ,, rf , f r xv' IW ' .T-v The Dancers 28 3 284 Ba ee Thd Cast from left to right: Warren Baker, Kurt Krueger, Karen Smith, Kathy Pierce, Don Cheyne, Michelle Medrano Nanto and .Iackie'BIack. Not pictured: Doug Anderson, Tisha Hicks and Lane Mohler. P tr, W LL.L.Le4.e4 .1,J,1,J. L cial L L,,,,1.J Q i A 1 Q .- imlmmunmmacnmmn' Y I PM 5' 5 4 v f 1 U 4 1 4 4 0 -in-0 ,wvgq sera M - 'We in Qin v :Re if Q , W M----.--Q ai if ki Q3 5 - -- ,ff X K yin' 2 . sm his :H Q I R311 r our M C' -ni '-' Pomona stiidefitos hold benefit for iniured classmate By JOAN LOWY News Stal! Pomona High School students danced all night Friday in the hope that a classmate might walk again. The high school's Chamber Choir organized a dance-athon to benefit Zant Scott, 16, who was hit by a car near the Arvada school in June. Scott, who was in a coma for two months, suf- fered brain stem injuries and fractures of his collarbone, leg and ribs. Scott, hospitalized since the accident, was released from Lutheran Medical Center for two hours to attend the dance. More than 100 screaming, jumping students greeted him as his mother and a friend guided his wheelchair into the school gym. Teresa Campbell, 17, president of the choir, said students hope to raise 55,000 to help defray some of Scott's medical bills. We want this to be a really big thing with the whole school involved, Campbell said. YDLlth POMONA PROBE Dance-a-thon By Chris Avery Pomona High students raised more than 83,000 at the recent dance-a-thon to benefit Zant Scott. The money will be used to pay for Zant's medical bills. Overall, the dance was deemed a complete success. Very spe- cial thanks should go to the Chamber Choir and Theresa Campbell for their time and effort in organizing the event. June 9, 1981 was the day Zant Scott was hit by a car and put into a coma for 2 months. After he recovered consciousness, he needed rehabilitation, and that meant money. That's where Theresa Campbell and Chamber Choir came in, they organized a dance-a- thon September 25. The dance was a total success and so many people showed up it rivaled even homecoming. In all, S3000 was raised. The dance also received nation-wide attention. 286 benefits Zant Besides the dance, school clubs have held bake sales and student council has been selling spirit and jinx dolls - yarn dolls in either Pomona's coiors or the colors of other area high school teams - to raise money for Scott, Without them, I don't know what I would have done, said Ginny M. Maloney, 38, of her son's classmates. Students began visiting Scott in the hospital's intensive care ward from the day he was injured and continue to arrive daily, Maloney said. Scott, who is learning to walk and talk again, isn't expected to be able to return to school for another year. Looking over the dancing crowd Friday, Ma- loney said, Many times I thought if Zant should die - and it was very close - there has to be a reason. And the only reason I could think of was that these kids would come to realize that life is precious. Zant Scott 5? if 555: -Sf gf , W ,ff 'Wake up, Zant' was their plea By Mark Herwlg Zant Scott of Arvada has a lot of friends. Scott, 16, who would have been a junior this year at Pomona High School, was hit by a car June 9 as he left work and his life and the lives of those close to him haven't been the same since. The accident put Scott into a coma for two months. He awoke in mid-August, an event partially brought on by the daily visits of his family and friends. Besides missing two months of his life, Scott also has a brain stem injury, broken leg, broken collar bone and borken rib to contend with. He is not expected to leave Lutheran Medical Center in Wheat Ridge for nearly a year. What makes this unfortunate ex- perience special is the outpouring of support Scott has received during his ordeal. While comatose, Scott's friends, many from the Pomona Chamber Choir of which Scottwasamembensetupshiftsduringthe summer to feed their friend, kept a diary at his bedside for comments and conversation in preparation for the time he awoke. And in that act, there was hope. Perhaps, as Scott's mother Ginny Maloney thinks, it was acts like the diary that helped bring her son out of the coma. Scott is now reading that diary. On a more spiritual note, Scott's friends entered his name in nearly every area prayer list. Every was done by this young man's friends to tilt the scales in his favor. And in a more practical gesture, Scott's friends donated a radio, flowers, reading material and even some spaghetti from his former place of employment. Who could ask for more? And as if all the moral support weren't enough, Scott's choir group is putting on a tConunued on P298 31 Dance-a-then to help Scott lConnnued1rom Page 1l dance-a-thon at Pomona High School start- ing at 8 p.m. Friday to raise money for his long and arduous rehabilitation period. Teresa Campbell, a Pomona senior and president of the Chamber Choir, has been organizing the event for nearly two months and hopes to raise 85,000 for the Zant Scott Fund. A regular dance with a 31.50 admission will start with the fund raiser, and last until 11:30 p.m. when only dance-a-thoners will be allowed to continue - or endure - until 8 a.m. Saturday. All proceeds from the dance will go to Scott's rehabilitation fund. Other support for the dance has come in the form of free refreshments provided by the McDona1d's restaurant at West 80 Ave- nue and Wadsworth Boulevard. All of this support has Scott's mother counting her blessings and reflecting on the effect it has had on her family and son's friends. The kids played tapes of different voices and people to Zant saying 'wake up Zant, wake up.' That is kind of neat coming from today's generation, said Maloney. Some of the roughest, toughest kids in school came to see Zant, boys and girls alike. The experience made the kids more aware of how delicate life is, she said.- Without their support, I would have felt very, very alone, she said. 287 f ff -N.. H, W 1' 318 95 if L f .wi . .. X . ik -v la ik A N u . .Q-. -r . - 1 1 2-X.-,QX.m., ik in 9 si . X xii? ' L if yr' K S ,w 'L g.s'o'f Kfraf A -iz, P31 ...V ... 5 AQHA' .Q XQ . - Q gi 2 .K f Ms :Q 'ig n 4' ' . ,tl ' X 1 ...E . .5 I Quan' P55 f . 1 'M 1' .. . . , f . - . N f - 5' Q Q. Q ig. .rw .bf - W , Nw X.. S, L Q Q Q A.. K. . f2'f ,W .. .. K .. S r . f. 3 f ,ff J as 1 E ff. sn 'YH fl . Y , 1.75 7 N35 W. 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Physics won this year. ,,,,..-f- Y -gf L ,aw , ,,,,W, , , '--1-A21 ., 3 6 - E 1., ai E4 i gg:5,'5i,il 2 L Q' 'I V O -wr Q Va' fi wa 32? ,' V I ,M ,W-..-ff ' A ,V vs , i w y it -:Q 3 3 'say' s 5. lb ,! 0' K' ,lf S . gl I , . imsr' I- ,f ,' , 2 - 5-1. if ,J 5 . f 'K' af ll an 1 3-Q N, , if ' xv . 5 -S 1 xg N-'M fp :fs-1 XL UQ, .. ,.,.. k X 1 Q 1 A my 14 KIKEYEKUYE . ETL f :Q ma asm WE .E F - 5' ! fI ' S ' EE Ei 6 e CHE CDHECECEIEU A Q mi mazmaaaim am as . mimic mm 3' Qi . 1 .Lk LL 0 V x G x ' J 533 1. 5 . 2 WX E ss: Y ,rx 2 K ff L pf rfb X , 455- J: Aw. .S .is...pv- I Slave Day 5 lr On March 17, slaves were reinstated as Spirit Club brought back slavery to Pomona. Volunteers were auctioned off to potential masters and on St. Patrick's Day served their masters in very embarrassing ways. N T 9 Q5 O Q J 0 KJ :WJ X 4197? O n il XNZdSMlO'l'H'l 'df' P Dungeons and Dragons Teen Age Books S ecial Orders King Soopers Mall 80th and Wadsworth 423 5283 Truly Quality Photo Finishing ALPHA Servmg the school PHOTO LAB and the community 1 Hour Service Available Instant Passports and I D Photos Than ks fo 420-8527 8747 Wadsworth Arvada, C0 80005 Nationwide Papers Champion International Corporation Printing Papers and Industrial Paper Products 4800 East 48th Avenue P.0. Box 5128, Terminal Annex Denver, Colorado 80217 Telephone 303 388-6211 r Such a Great Year Pomona! DENVER SCHOOL OF GYMNASTICS Classes for Ages 3-18 Good Luck Pomona From D.S.G. JERR Y5 PIZZERIA 80rh 6 Kfplfng Arvodo, Colorodo 80005 TAKE OUT SERVICE - DIAL 424-9609 Fresh rop Quofrry, Kfrchen-Mode lngredfenrs From rhe Toppfng Cfeor rnrougn ro rhe Crusr Our Trodernorlf for over 10 years. DIANNA WEIDENHAMER BONNIE of Arvada Floral Specializing in Wedding Work Flowers for All Occasions 10388 Ralston Rd. 421-3137 Arvada, Colorado Interact, a service organization, making the world a better place to be. al IJ A ' Q rf ' , or IX 'uf Bw of JLCL, CAM of 1982! Scllofzslt If Sandwich, Shops yia Call In Orders Welcome 420-4940 8737 Wadsworth Well, the first thing people notice when they order their very first Schlotzsky' sandwich is its size. Ham, salami, spic- ed luncheon meat, cheddar, mozzarella and parmesan cheeses, lettuce, onions, tomatoes, black olives, and our own special seasonings - all piled high on a lightly-browned Schlotzsky bun, baked fresh daily. And well, that leads us to the very next thing. Our sandwich is round. That's not so unusual, except . . . when was the last time you picked up an entire balanced meal in two hands? Now, that's no small thing! 297 and company REALTORQ 421-5511 CONGRATULATIONS POMONA HIGH SCHOOL ALLIED INSULATION CLASS QF 1Q82!!! 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FAMILY SERVICE Gmc Moore AMERICAN MULTI CINEMA INC JERE Hoenn and Company WESTMINSTER 6 THEATRES 4302: 421 5511 WESTMINSTER 5 THEATRES REALTOR Inslde Westminster Mall 422 3084 Corner ofthe Parkmg Lot R I I 427 1081 427 7884 Cl d8 Your Senror Portrait Naturally don peterson ortrauts nc 80 2 I os, 2 an 988 Sales Associate ' ' Residence: - - 8833 as on Road A d oora o 0002 I f , r J II p ' J I I . J - o Q 8 II sq I . 0 I 873 w. jewe N Q ' ,3 Q akewood,c . I . Q30 -1155 299 gi if Q-iii kk W .. Life, M i-' fi sf? ws S 7 A gf? K 20165 6a 62115 ec! af a0iife is necassagj Mghro ffm , 3-wi WM Ujmfg Ffh? 7'f107Y2-5Y1fJ' Of' Zgie fames, if fvr Umm M710 are pm 'M 1 ,,.L 4? f ? fig.. 4 , , Q .0 s if at ff kifk-1 ,ixx Q has 'I 1 .Af ,N .ww ,, A . ,W W .M W Q f ' we i 5, S K ' s Q-aaa,-w W ,QVQQI M 'iw A , m ww SM nv .e wx I Q f ,,., fi E5 My ll ' 304 Editor's Note The 1981-82 school year has now come to a close. lt seems that just yester- day we were only beginning. Our creative and very capable Yearbook staff has done its best to put as many memories on these pages as possible. I would like to give a special thanks to Mrs. Debra Jacobson, our advisor, for skillfully and extremely patiently helping all of us. Also, thank you to Murray Kula, our Taylor Representative, for all his talent and skills. TO THE CLASS OF '82 May you have the power to make your wishes and dreams all come true. Michelle Medrano Editor-in-chief Quotes in opening section taken from Richard Bach's ILLUSIONS, Delacorte PressfEleanor Friede, Copyright 1977. 1 v K Y F' H X 'i'i53ii'- - - 'W -f T .- ---- -H'-'v' -- Y' .rf-W-.Y--,in 1-'Uv U WY, .. Vw,- V V V335 ,. Q ,. 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