Rawlins High School - Roundup Yearbook (Rawlins, WY)

Text from Pages 1 - 192 of the 1968 volume:

gPe r- - - I ROUNDUP ’68 Rawlins High School Rawlins, Wyoming Foreward As you look through this book, pause, and let memories draw you back. Within these pages will appear the highlights of a great year, the first for some of you, for some just another one in the journey through your high school careers, and for others it is the completion of that final stretch down the road of high school life which has been filled with wonderful times never to be forgotten. There are bits and snatches of memories: the yelling at the games, the spirit backing the mighty Outlaws, the excitement and activity of Outlaw Day, the jubilant victories and the enthusiasm at the tournaments. And though we can't remember everything, there are little parts of it that will continue to come to mind to remind us of some phase of our high school years: a pep assembly, the halls lined with campaign posters, classes to go to, problems to suffer with, papers to sweat over, the smell through open lab doors, and the lines pushing and hurrying for noon lunch. And of course there was the all night studying for semester finals, the constant battles with grades, the almost failures and the complete ones, the excitement over the new class rings, the gaiety of the formal dancing, the fun shared in the various organizations, graduation, and all the wonderful memories that made RHS our school. These little bits and snatches have been combined to make this year one we will long remember. This book is filled with these memories to serve as a symbol of our life at RHS--our hopes, our dreams, our expectations, our failures, and our disappointments and all are joined together in forming the complete picture of our high school life. With this, the Annual Staff presents the 1967 Roundup. 2 Table Of Contents ANNUAL STAFF Susan Ogburn, Senior Editor Betty Brodsho, Junior Editor Jack Bell, Sports Editor Ron Rothenberger, Senior Business Manager Valri Vivion, Senior Business Manager Connie Osborne, Junior Business Manager Mee Wing, Junior Business Manager SENIORS Robin Hancock Christine Westerbuhr Virginia Williams Sandy Surline Judy Suppes Barbara Fletcher JUNIORS Ava LaDick Pat Mahan Rob Brox Faith Emerson Karen Olson Colleen Carrico Irene Neuman Becky Felton Vicki Donaldson Marilyn Engstrom Alice Skordas ADVISORS Ruth Boedeker Mary Jean Nottveit Lois Kernan Title Page..........................1 Opening Pages.......................2 Administration and Faculty..........4 Seniors............................13 Juniors............................33 Sophomores.........................45 Freshmen...........................55 Activities.........................65 Commencement.......................88 Organizations......................95 Sports............................126 Advertising.......................149 3 Administrators Ronald R. Rothenburger, Principal, and Jack Hardy, Assistant principal 5 The Faculty is the strength of our education Mrs. Phyllis Winzenried - Homemaking Mr. Tom Lansing, Mr. Don Blakeslee - Guidance Mr. William Shaffer - Science Mr. William ]. Williams - Art Cheryl Walker girls' Mr. Larry Moore English and speech Janak - Social Studies Mrs. Martha Meredith Librarian Mr. Jerry McCulloch Social Studies and Journalism 8 Mrs. Winifred O'Melia, Miss Virginia Homig and Mrs. Susan Vasey Miss Mary Jean Nottveit- English G Foreign Language Miss Anita Johnson Business Mr. Gene Hittner - Mathematics and Coach Educ Miss Zora Juraco - English Mr. Dan Myers - Distributive Ed. Miss Gloria Grothen 8 Mr. Jackson Herr - Band Now to the left. Mr. Blakeslee will demonstrate how to make a pizza. Hang in there Mr. B. youre almost done. 10 Is this a line up of desperadoes? No, just some of the teachers getting together to celebrate Outlaw Day. The teachers, as .well as the students, have plenty of school spirit and it is written all over their guilty faces. Pictured are Miss Hornig, Mr. Healey, Mrs. O'Melia, Mr. Roberts, and Mrs. Keman. Mr. Daniel Harrington Science Mr. Bob Harbison - Mathematics Mr. Garry Smith - Industrial Arts Mrs. Lois Keman - Business Mr. Stephen Roberts - Engl. Mr. Frank Aldrich - Eng. 11 V CLASSES c WANDA ANDERSON- Outlaw Corral 4 LARRY ARANDA- DOROTHY ARGUELLO ROBERT AYDELOTT - Track 2, Chorus 1-4, Sr. Play. MARGE AYLSWORTH- GAA 1 2, Pep Club 1-4, Student Council 4, Chorus 1-4, Future Nurses 3 4, President of Future Nurses 4. DIANNE BANKS-GAA 1-4 Outlaw Corral 2, Thespians 4, Rembrandt Club 3 4, Girls Glee Club 3 4. JACK BELL - Round-Up 3 4, Sports Editor 4, Sr. Play, R Club 2 3 4, Football 1-4, Basketball 1-3, Track 2, National Honor Society 4, Honor Roll 1-4. DAVID BENNETT- Science Math Club 2 3 4, Sr. Play. 13 TANYA BENSEN-Pep Club 1-4 Thespians 2-4, Sr. Play, Girls Glee Club 3. SHERYL BROWN- Chorus 1-4, Outlaw Corral 3,4 Round-up 3 4, Sr. Play, Pep Club 2, Tri-T 3 4, Stu. Council 4, Sr. Class Rep., Musical Plays 3 4, Homecoming Queen 4, Natl.Honor Society 4. ROBERT CAMM- Football 1-3 Basketball 1 2, Wrestling 3 4, R Club 2-4, Sr. Play, DECA 4. BILL CLARK- Honor Roll 1, Football 1-4, Basketball 1-4, Track 1-4, Outlaw Corral 3, R Club 2-4. WILBUR BRYANT- Track 1, DECA 3 4. L JANICE CARLSON- Honor Roll 1-4, National Honor Society 4, French Club 4, Girls State Alternate, Jr. Play, Tri T 2-4, Future Nurses 1 2, GAA 4, Pep Club 3 4, Secretary-Treasurer Pep Club 4. MARY CLARK-Thespians 3 4, Secretary of thespians 4, GAA 1-3, Round Ujd 3, Jr. Play, Sr. Play, Science Club 2, Forensics 4. KARINA BURLIN- Foriegn Exchange Student from Sweden, Honorary Member of Honor Society, GAA 4, Chorus 4, Student Council 4. JAN CHRISTENSEN- GAA 1- 4, Student Council 4, Sr. glay, Science Math President 4, Science Math Club 2- 4. DEBRA CLEMENTS- Tri T 3 4, Future Teachers 1 3, Sr. Play, Honor Roll 1 3, Juvenile Jury 2 3. BOB CLINGMAN- Football 3 4, Basketball 1-4, Track 1-4, R Club 2-4. ELDEN COZORT- National Honor Society 3 4, Football 1, Track 1, Basketball 1, Honor Roll 1-4, Math Science Club 2. JAMES CROOK- Honor Roll 1, Wrestling 3, DEC A 4, DEC A President 4, TBLA 4, Student Council 4. SHARI COLLIER-GAA 1 -4, Tri T 2-4, Thespians4, Future Teachers 2, Pep Club 2, Jr. Play, Sr. Play, Girls State Alt., Honor Roll 1 -4, Glee Club 2, Outlaw Corral 3 4, Asst. Edt. 4. Natl. Honor Society 4, PATRICE CRAIG- Transfer, FBLA. GLEO CRUZ- GAA 1 2, Girls Glee Club 2, FBLA 2-4, Treasurer FBLA 2, Vice-President 3, DECA 4, DECA Treasurer 4. SHIRLEY COOK- GAA 2, Outlaw Corral 4, Band 1-3, DECA 4, DECA chaplain 4. PATRICIA CRAIG- Transfer, FHA. ANGIE DEHERRERA- Future Nurses 3 4. BARBARA DEHERRERA-GAA 2, Girls Glee 2 4. JANILA ENDSLEY- Student Council 4, GAA 1-4, Pep Club 1-3, Chorus 4, French Club 4, Rembrandt Club 4, President of Rembrandt Club 4. JUDY FORBES- Tri T 3 4, Thespians 3 4, Treasurer Thespians 4, GAA 1 2, Pep Club 2, Jr. Play National Honor Society 4, Chorus 1-4 Honor Roll 1 4, Outlaw Day Senior Prisncess. NANCY DEPEDRO- Tri T 4, Thespians 4, Future Nurses 2, Honor Roll 2-4, Math Science Club 2 3, Round-Up 3, Rembrandt Club 4, Math Science Secretary 3. LORRIE ENGSTROM- Tri T 2-4, Stu. Council4, Sec.-Treas. Stu. Council 4, Natl. Honor Society 3 4, Pres. Natl. Honor Society 4, Girls State 3, Chorus 1-4, Honor Roll 1-4, FBLA3, Chorus Sec. 3, Chorus Pres. 4, Musical Plays 1 -4, All State Chorus 3 4. MIKE FRAZIER- Chorus 1-3 Honor Roll 1. DWIGHT DUNLAP- National Honor Society 4, Chorus 1-4, Honor Roll 1 2, Musical Plays 1-4, Interschool Chorus 1-4, Allstate Chorus 4. BARBARA FLETCHER- Tri T 2-4, Secretary Treasurer Tri T 4, GAA 3 4, Pep Club 4, Round-Up 3 4, National Honor Society 4, Girls State 3, Chorus 1-4, Honor Roll 2 3, Musical Plays 1-4. JOHN FRISTOE- Football 2. 16 SANDRA GABLENZ-Thespians 4, Future Teachers 1, GAA 1 3 4, Pep Club 1-4, FHA 4. JUANITA GALLEGOS- Girls Glee Club 2 3, DECA 3 4. DEAN GENZ- Sr. Play, Wrestling 2. VICKIE GILGREN-Tri-T 3 4, Girls State Alternate, Band 1, Honor Roll 1-4. GARY GLASCOCK-Sr. Play, R Club 2-4, Band 1, Football and Basketball Manager 1-4, Track Manager 2-4. MIKE GARRISON- National Honor Society 4, Basketball 2, Science Club 3. ■■ I CHARLENE GILLEY-Stu. Council 3 4, Tri-Tl-4, GAA 1-4, Pep Club 1-4, Natl. Honor Society 3 4, Girls State 3, Cheerleader 1-4, Chorus 1-4, Honor Roll 1 2, Sec. Treas. of Freshman Class, Head Cheerleader 3 4, Homecoming attendant 3. FRANCES GONZALES-Future Nurses 4, GAA 2, Girls Glee Club 2 3. SUSAN GRAHAM-Transfer TONY HELLMAN-R Club 2-4, Football 1-4, Track 2 3, Wrestling 2, Football All-Conference Team 4. LEONARD GORDON-Outlaw Corral Staff 4, Sr. Play, Science Club 2-4, FBLA 3. BARBARA GRAHAM-Trans fer, GAA 1 2, Girls Glee Club 1 2. ROBIN HANCOCK-GAA 1-4, Pep Club 2-4, Round-Up Staff 3 4, Rembrandt Club 3 4. CONNIE HEALEY- Tri-T 4, Thespians 4, GAA 3, Round-Up Staff 3, Chorus 4, Honor Roll 2 4, Science-Math 2 3, Rembrandt Club 4. MIKE HELMS 18 LINDA HOOKER-GAA 1, FBLA 4, FHA 4, Girls Glee Club 2 4. KATHY HYATT WILL LA M JACK-Sr. Play, RICHARD JA MES-Basketball Wrestling 2, Science Math 1-3, Football 1-4. Club 2. JOEL JOHNSON- Stu. Council 1, Natl. Honor Society 3 4, Boys State, R Club 2-4, Sec.-Treas. of R Club 3 4, Basketball 1-4, Track 1 2, Football 3 4, Band 1 -4. CHRIS KELDSEN-Chorus 2-4 Science Club 2. BRADY KRAFT SAM LEW- Stu. Council 1-4, Stu. Body Pres. 4, Natl. Honor Society 3 4, Band 1-4, Freshman Class Pres., Sophomore Class Rep., Junior Class Pres., Honor Roll 1-4. JANICE KELLY-Tri-T 2-4, Round-Up 3, National Honor Society 4, Band 1-3, Honor Roll 1 2, DECA 4, Vice-Pres, of local and state DECA 4. JOLENE KOLA RICH MARGARET LOCAN-Outlaw Corral 3 4, Secretary of Corral 4, Sr. Play, Girls Glee Club 2. r m JANET KIRK-Thespians 2 3, GAA 1-3, Pep Club 1-4, Outlaw Corral 3 4, Editoral Editor 4, Jr. Play, Speech 2, FBLA 3, Secretary of FBLA 3, Juvenile Jury 3. JEAN LAMBERT-GAA 1-3, Chorus 4, Honor Roll 1, Girls Glee Club 3. ix NORA LUCERO-GAA 1, Girls Glee Club 2, FBLA 3. BETTY MABERRY-Tri-T 1-3, GAA 3 4, National Honor Society 4, Honor Roll 1-4 Science Math Club 2-4, District and State Science Fair 3, FHA 4. DEBARI MARTINEZ-FBLA 3, DEC A 4. JESSE JOSEPH MARTINEZ DANNY MAESTAS ELEANOR MARTINEZ-GAA 1 2, Chorus 2-4. TONY S. MARTINEZ 21 ARTHUR MARTINEZ JESSE MARTINEZ MIKE McCANN-Sr. Play, R Club 2-4, Football 1-4, Basketball 1 2, Track 3, All-Conference Football Team 3. DAVE McCULLOCH-Outlaw Corral 4, Jr. Play, R Club 3 4, Football 1-4, Sophomore Homecoming Attendant Escort. JAMES MEDINA-Track 1, Band 1-4. JUNE MEDIAN-GAA 1-3 KATHLEEN MEREDITH RICK MENTINK-Thespians 4, Jr. Play, Sr. Play, Chorus 3 4, French Club 4, Science Club 2, FBLA 3, Musical Play 3 4. BILL MICHAEL ROD MILLER-Out law Corral 3 4, Sports Editor 4, Jr. Play, R Club 2-4, Football 1-4, Wrestling 1-3, Band 1 2. SANDY MEREDITH-Thespians 2, Future Teachers 2, GAA l, Pep Club 2, Band 1, Honor Roll 1 2, FHA 1 2, DECA 3 4, DECA Reporter and state historian. BONNIE MINA RD-Future Nurses 1-3, Girls Glee Club 3, FHA 4. KATHERINE MONTOYA-Future Nurses 1-3, Girls Glee Club 3, FHA 4. FRED MORGAN-R Club 2-4, Wrestling 2-4. TERRY MURRAY-Basketball 1 2, Speech 4, Rembrandt Club 3 4. STEVEN MONTOYA GREG MORRISON-National Honor Society 4, R Club 2-4, Basketball 1-4, Track 1 3. SHELLY MUSGRAVE-Thes-pians 1, GAA 1 2, Pep Club 1-4, Chorus 1, Winter Formal Queen 4. ROBERT MOORE-Track 1, Wrestling 2, Science Math Club 2 3, Rembrandt Club 3, DECA 4. DAVID MULLEN-Sr. Play. JERRY NATION-Rembrandt Club 3. MIKE NEUMAN-R Club 2-4, Football 1-4, Basketball 1-2, Track 1 2, All-Conference Football Team 4, Freshman Homecoming Attendant Escort. JOHN O'BRIEN-Student Council 1, Jr. Play, Sr. Play, Football 2, Wrestling 2 3, Band 1-4, Debate 4, Honor Roll 1, Juvenile Jury 3, Math-Science Club 3 4, FBLA 4. LEE NORRIS-Track 2 3, Band 1-4. KATHY O’CONNELL-Student Council 3 4, GAA 1-4, National Honor Roll 3 4, Jr. Class Vice-President, Sr. Class Secretary-Treasurer, Honor Roll 3 4. GREGG OLSON-Stu. Council 2-4, Jr. Play, R Club 2-4, Wrestling2-4, Wrestling Co-Captain 4, Football 3 4, Band 1-4, Pres, of Band 4, Chorus 3 4. CHARYLA O'NEAL-GAA 1-3, Pep Club 1 2, Honor Roll 1 2. MARY NULLE-Pep Club 1, Jr. Play, Chorus 3 4, French Club 2 3, Girls Glee Club 2. SUSAN OGBURN-Stu. Body Vice Pres. 4, Tri-Tl-4, Stu. Council 4, Thespians 1, GAA 1-4, Sec. -Treas. GAA 2, Pep Club 1,2,4, RoundUp 3 4, Sr. Edt. 4, Jr. Edt. 3, Natl. Honor Society 3 4, Sec.-Treas. of Natl. Honor Society 4. BERNARD PATTERSON REX PATTERSON-FBLA 4. DON PIERSON-Student Council 4, Track 1-4, Vice-President Sr. Class. JIM ROGERS-Chorus 1 2, DECA 4. KAREN PEDERSEN-DECA 4, GAA 1-3, Girls State 3, Honor Roll 1, 3 4 National Honor Society 4, Tri-T 4. CURT RAND-Track 3. RON ROTHENBERCER- CINDY PENNINGTON-Student Council 4, GAA 1-4, Pep Club 1-4, Pres, of Pep Club 4, Round-Up 3 4, Cheerleader 2, Sr. Princess. PAUL SAFFELL 25 RITA SENA-Future Nurses 3, GAA 1, Pep Club 3, FHA 4. CAROLYN SMITH-Thespians 4, FTA 4, GAA 1-4, Chorus 1-4, French Club 4, Juvenile Jury 2. KATHY SELLENRICK-Stu. Council 1-4, Tri-Tl-4, Pres. ofTri-T4, GAA 1 -4, Natl. Honor Society 3 4, Girls State, Band 1 2, French Club 4, Honor Roll 1-4, Freshman Class Rep., Sophomore Class Pres., Jr. Class Sec. -Treas. PAUL SETRIGHT-Thespians 4, Jr. Play, Sr. Play, Football 1 2, Basketball 1 2, Wrestling 3. LYNN SPAHR-Stu. Council 3, Tri-T3 4, Thespians 1-4, Vice-Pres. of Thespians 4, Future Teachers 1-3, Vice-Pres. of FTA 3. CANDY SHAFER-GAA 3, FBLA 2 3, Secretary of FBLA 2. PAUL SPENCE DARRY STEMPLE-Basketball 1, Track 1, Rembrandt Club 3, Winter Formal King 4. BILL STORMS-Transfer. JOHN STRAND- Basketball 1 2, Track 1, Rembrandt Club 3, DECA 4. DAVID STURM-National Honor Society 3 4, R Club 2-4, Vice-Pres. 4, Football 1-4, Basketball 1-4, Track 1-4, Homecoming Attendant Escort 3. SANDY SURLINE- Thespians 4, GAA 1-4, Round-Up 3 4, Girls Glee Club 4. ALAN SUNDBERG-Sr. Play, Track 1, Wrestling 2, Band 1-4, Honor Roll 1. KATHLEEN TEAL-Future Teachers 2, GAA 1, Pep Club 1-3, Rembrandt Club 4. JUDY SUPPES- Student Council 4, Thespians 3 4, Thespians Pres. 4, Future Teachers 3 4, Round-Up 3 4, Outlaw Corral Staff 3, Jr. Play, Sr. Play Student Director. GEORGE TIDWELL-Band 1, Honor Roll 1, Sr. Play, Wrestling 2-4. MARJORIE THORVALDSON-Student Council 2, GAA 1-3, Band 1-4, Honor Roll 1, Summer Band Scholarship 2. MIKE VIGIL-Outlaw Corral Staff 3 4, Business Manager 4, National Honor Society 4, Chorus 4, Musical Play 4. SANDY WEBER-Stu. Council 4, Tri-T3 4, Future Teachers 3 4, Pres, ofFTA4, GAA2-4, Natl. Honor Society 4, Cheerleader 1, Band 1-4, Chorus 1. RALPH VASEY-Student Council 4, National Honor Society 3,4, Boys State, R Club 2-4, Pres, of R Club 4, Football 1-4, Basketball 1-4, Track 1-2, Honor Roll 1-3, Homecoming Queen Escort 4. VALRIVIVION -Stu. Council 4, Tri-T4, Thespians 1 -4, Treas. 2, Vice-pres. of Thespians 3, GAA 2 4, Pep Club 1, Round-Up 3 4, Outlaw Corral 3 4, Jr. Play, Sr. Play, Natl. Honor Society 3 4, Chorus 1-4, Speech 2-4, Honor Roll 13 4. SHARY WEBER-Stu. Council 4, Tri-T3 4, Future Teachers2-4, GAA 2-4, Natl. Honor Society 4, Cheerleader 1, Band 1, Chorus 1, Honor Roll 1-3, FBLA 4. GERALDINE VIALPANDO-GAA 1 2, DECA 3, FHA 4. GEORGE WALLACE-Outlaw Corral Staff 4, Sr. Play. CHRISTINE WESTERBUHR-Tri-T 4, Thespians 1 3, GAA 1-3, Pep Club 2-4 Round-Up 3 4, Honor Roll 1, Science Math Club2 3, Sec.-Treas. 2. JAMES WILLIAMS KARON WILLIAMS-Thespians 3 4, GAA 3 4, Pep Club 3, Outlaw Corral 3 4. VIRGINIA WILLIA MS-GAA 1-4, Round-Up 3 4, Sr. Play, Band 1-4, Rembrandt Club 4, Secretary 4. LYLA WOLFE-GAA 2-4, Pep Club 2, Chorus 1-4, Vice-Pres. of Chorus 4, Debate 4, Honor Roll 3 4, Staff 3 4. JERI YOUNC-Transter, Chorus 4. RICHARD ZIMMERMAN -Stu. Council 4, Sr. Play 4, Natl. Honor Society 3 4, Boys State, Band 1 -4, French Club 4, Sr. Class Pres. 4, STEVE ZIMMERMAN- Chorus 4. JOE ZWIERZYCHI-Honor Roll 3, Basketball 1 2. Senior’s Leaders Class Flower. . .White Rose Class Colors. . .Silver and Blue Class Motto. . .We are always looking to the future. The present does not satisfy us. Our ideal, whatever it may be, lies further on. CLASS OFFICERS Standing-Kathy O'Conell, Secretary-Treasurer; Sheryl Brown, Representative; Kneeling- Don Pierson, Vice-President; Dick Zimmerman, President. A CLASS SPONSERS Mr. Wheeler and Mr. Lansing Natural look of the seniors Tell us about Sweden Come on, Glenna, it couldn't be that funny. Beethoven? No only Mr. Rothenburger. Aw, how we love to study. Double trouble (Shary, Sandy) Happy Birthday, Karina. Gulp! Caught in the act. fiu Linda Allen Jack Argyle Jim Benedict Delores Bonnett “Junior Class ’69’ ” Linda Cairns Steven Alston Herman Aranda Colleen Carrico - President Mee Wing - Vice Pres. James Arellano Bonnie Barela Patsy Bernal 'Our Leaders Rob Brox Connie Osborne - Sec.-Treas. Irene Neuman - Representative Betty Brodsho 33 Ricky Capazzoli Carol Collier Gilbert Cruz Ron Davis Robert Carlson Colleen Carrico Mike Clark Carla Cole Mr. Aldrich Mr. Healey Marty Dirst 34 Vicki Donaldson Tom Crook Greg Dunn Lucille Duran Karen Dunn Ray Garcia 35 Ron Garrison It’s not how high you go, but how you get there. Aretta Goff Patrick Gonzales J2, Cheryl Grady Caroline Glassburn Colors: Blue And Gold Mike Grauberger Mike Grubb Ray Haglund Charles Hakala Flower: Columbine—Freedom 36 Genevieve Jaura Ruth Juare Tanda Jensen Leanne Johnson Sharron Jones Connie Kinniburgh Karla Kola rich 37 All parties will be posted in the lobby. Lesa Lockhart Frank Lucero Tony Lopez Susan Maberry Linda Kuling Donnie Jean Lampman Evelyn Lovato Kenny Madrid James Lane Juanita Leyva Everett Lovato Mose Madrid 38 Gilbert Mascaranes Cheryl Masson Karen Medlock Asa Meeks ! Debbie Messinger Carl Miller Randy Miller Walter Miller Nora Mole Elmer Montoya Sharon Muir Connie Montoya i Irene Neuman Emma Ortega Connie Osborne Johnny Pacheco Ronald Page Pat Patterson Sherrie Patterson Robert Pettigrew Bob Phelps Stephanie Popp Karen Rahn Donna Raymond 41 Shirley Romero Leo Sandoval Bill Seiloff Tom Seith George Shaw Mary Shaw The Juniors finally succeed at 'something'. Jay Santich Joan Setright Vesta Shell Joe Sims Mary Sims Eddie Sisneros Lynda Taylor James Tidwell 43 John Sjogren Tom Spencer Judy Sundberg Rose Tenorio k Christine Trejo Sorry to awake you Jim! Stan Watson Doris Wolfe Juanita Wallace Lloydeanna Waters Ed Webber Roy Williams Steve Wunder Jack Yoki Cecilia Trujillo Gloria Vialpando Wesley Watson Mee Wing Sophomores Colors: Pink and Maroon Flowers: Lilies of the Valley Motto: We build the ladder by which we climb. Officers: Pres. John Eliopulos, Vice President Candy Parrish, Sec. Treas. Gary Olsen, Joyce Anderson, Representative. Mr. Janak, Mr. Krysl--Sponsors Jimmy Arguello Helen Baca Gary Bartlett Penny Belew Lynn Adams Joyce Anderson Bob Baker Vem Bellamy Tom Allen Beverly Archuleta Gem Baker Kathy Bond Donna Anderson Ethel Arguello Marty Ballard Allen Bonnett Lee Bonnett Randy Bynum Lily Chester Kathy Cornwell Rick Danford Lee Brandt Danny Capozzoli Paul Christofferson Karen Crook Dale Davidson Margie Brizar Don Carden Joann Cisneros Kerry Crum Harlan Davidson Gordon Bryant Ron Carden Tamara Clements Barbara Cruz Sue lien Davidson Bobbi Burke Lorraine Chacon Gail Conyers Bob Cumberland Carolyn Davis 46 Esther De Herrera Charles Dunlap Debra Ealy Bobby Eckhoff Ernie Engstrom Tony De Herrera Judy Dunn Gary Eaton John Eliopulos Becky Erickson Eileen Erickson Arselia Flores Neal Forbes Maria Espinoza Patty Flynn Kent Gablenz 47 Is everyone working hard? Raymond Garcia Pamelda Groesbeck Linda Henneck Beverly Gonzales Julie Hall Stephen Herther Sally Gallenbeck Terry Graham Sam Hayes Mary Hootman Vicki Houser Isabel Gomez Arleta Haglund Carmella Herrera Karen Hombeck Practice makes perfect Julia Gonzales Carol Hatley Greg Hoffman Joylynn Houser Larry Howerter 48 Doug Howieson Eddie Jimenez Rick Jones Donna Kohler Judy Leger Debra Hughes Beverly Johnson Margaret Kasper Kevin Koroulis Dick Lew Cathy Hunter Betty Jones Pamela Keldson Jeannine Lake Terry Linde man Charles Jack Jerry Jones Fred Kelly Debra Lander Len Lucero Elena Jaure Katie Jones Bob Kline Eric Lambertson Robert Maes 49 Floyd Martinez Jane Martinez John Martinez Joyanne Martinez Mary Martinez 50 Keep them awake, Mr. Janak! A k 4_mw_r.. hi- Ellen McKinney Julia Montoya Jim Mullen Lorraine Ortiz Bobby McNees Leo Montoya Lindy Musgrave Tom Norris Gerry Papke Faye Morgan Valerie Nelson John O'Grady 51 Kevin Mitchell Dick Neuman Gary Olson w Christy Paris Linda Payne Kristie Reeves Emily Rivera Berlinda Sanchez Robin Parker Dave Penland Mary Ann Ricketts Janice Rodabaugh Paul Parsons David Peterson Donna Ricks Petie Rogers Patrice Parman Steve Peterson David Rigsley Karen Ross Candi Parrish Ray Reddon Dave Rimmer Ardell Rummel Corine-The Sleeping Beauty Celina Sanchez Wally Seiloff Steve Skordas Richard Stipe Richard Sanchez Bill Shaffer Patti Smith Christine Sturm Martha Sanders Gordon Shumate Nels Spilski Steve Sun Nancy Sapp Kenny Shumway Bill Stanley Gary Swanson Wes Schimmel Vicki Shurigar Larry Stiefvater Arlene Thayer 53 Dick Thompson Joe Vasquez David Walker Andy Wilcox Bill Trout Rebecca Vialpando Sheila Walker Charlene Wilson Johnny Trujillo Fabby Vigil Lloyd Waters Angela Winchell Linda VanEtten Gary Vivion Scott Welch Bill Woodward Gene VanVleet Kristy Vivion Randy Whitehead Sheila Zimmerman Even in English they are still The Silly, Silly Sophomores. Freshman Class Beverly Anderson Larry Anderson Cindy Archuleta Pete Archuleta Debra Arquello Robert Beck Clyde Beedle Mary Lou Binford Phyllis Bloomenrader Deana Boyer Edith Boyer Melody Boyer Patty Brake Eddie Brister Patricia Brooks Connie Engstrom, Representative Ed Martinez, Vice President Zane Lew, President Janice Masson, Secretary-Treasurer Elizabeth Brown Christine Cairns Terry Callis William Cattles Edward Chacon Rick Brown Jack Cairns Kenneth Carrico Peter Joe Cecchin Micheal Chapman Murlie Colosky Margaret Cook Mary Snn Crane Dave Cruz John Clements Christine Coons Deborah Davidson Susan Davis Floyd Dixon Lora Davidson Colette Dirst Calann Domman Gloria Davies Bill Dixon Harvey Dunham 56 Dennis Ehli Ardith Epp Carol Forney Virginia Engle Ricky Erickson Elizabeth Forsberg Connie Engstrom Paul Eyre Robert Franks Kim Engstrom Katherine Fishwild William Kangas Robert Engstrom Jerry Flores Joyce Jordan 57 Is it really that hard? Levada Galyean Carmen Garcia Ralph Glenn Sandra Gilbert Daniel Garrison Richard Gilley Debra Garvin Yolanda Gonzales Betty Glassburn Edwin Greene Stanley Greene Lois Hall Leslie Helwick Rebecca Hembree Anna Hansen Authur Jaramillo Rolanda Hart Carol Jennings Mary Hayes Thomas Jones Lynn Kelley 58 Karen Keldsen Debra Keller Debra Kirk Karen Kiser Dorothy Kluver Jeffery Leiber Eugene Logan Sandy Luers Evelyn Lutz Sandra Leger Zane Lew Gene Loudon Patricia Linn David Mackinen Susan Madsen Charlene Mackinen Vicki Madrid Cleo Maestas Connie Maestas Carmen Martinez Edward Martinez Jimmy Martinez Judy Martinez Margaret Martinez 59 Mary Martinez Connie McKean Claudia Mole Pamela Murry Onesimo Martinez Daniel Medina Frank Montoya Bill Nation Janice Masson Dennis Michie Loraine Montoya Beverly Nix Rodney Mathill Barry Miller Robert Montoya Don Norris Joseph Maxson Dorothy Minard Michelle Moore Chris Ockinga You've Got a Problem Babe! 60 Dennis Ross Robin Rickerby Caulene Popp Cheryl Raymond Rueben Sanchez Sharon Rife Fred Roberts Josephine Sandoval Mary Sallade 61 Susan Seiloff Gwen Setright Elizabeth Shaffer Craig Shaw David Shell Susan Shumway Barbara Sims Freddie Sisneros Phyllis Skidgel Linda Skordas Vivian Stiefvater Robert Stipe 62 Jean Spencer Laurie Thompson Steve Vialpando Randee Wall Thomas Watson June Spencer Marlee Tierney Marie Vigil Janet Sun LeRoy Torres Randy Walbye Rose Taylor Richard Trout Richard Wald Tamela Taylor Roger Vagner Joyce Walgreen David Walters Barbara Webber Where's the rest of your class ? 63 Janet Wells Richard Wilson Judy Yarusinsky Julie Wells Gene Wing Sam Yoki Peter Wells Frank Wise Lorin Young Micheal Westerbuhr Dave Woodward Linda Zimmerman Sally Williams William Wunder Thomas Zimmerman Sponsors were Mr. Harrington and Mr. Luft. Late Pictures 64 Charles Forney Jody Herrera Roger Forney Frank Pilmore ACTIVITIES Royalty Highlights During the afternoon the Coronation Assembly proved to be the highlight of the day's activities. Sheryl Brown is crowned 1967 Outlaw Day Queen. The suspense came to a climax as R Club President, Ralph Vasey, crowned Queen Sheryl. Senior Outlaw Day Royalty _ . . included: Senior Princess, Cindy Pennington; Queen, Sheryl Brown; Senior Princess, Judy Forbes m Freshman Attendant, Michelle Moore, escorted by Dennis Michie. Sophomore Attendant was Carol Hatley and her escort was Dick Neuman. Connie Osborne was Junior Attendant, escorted by Steve Madsen. Senior Princess Judy Forbes was escorted Queen Sheryl Brown with her escort Ralph Senior Princess Cindy Pennington, by Joel Johnson. Vasey. escorted by Dave Sturm. Outlaw Day 1967 Outlaw Day Royalty with the Queen and her court, left to right: Dick Neuman, Dave Sturm, Ralph Vasey, Joel Johnson, Dennis Michie, Steve Madsen, Carol Hatley, Cindy Pennington, Sheryl Brown, Judy Forbes, Michelle Moore, Connie Osborne. Snoopy captures first Lots of hard work and determination by the juniors were the factors that gave them top honors with their float bearing the theme Curse You, Thunderbirds! The sophomores were a close second with their Sight-um, Fight-um, Sink-um sub. The freshmen nailed third with their crucified Thunderbird. Following the freshmen were the seniors, whose float bore the caption Eat 'Em Up.” Lots of time and effort by all the classes turned out four very nice floats. Curse You, Thunderbirds ! Juniors Sight-um, Fight-um, Sink-um, Outlaws Nail 'Em' Sophomores Freshmen The Outlaw football team??? Just at the Assembly. Eat 'Em Up Seniors Mr. Herr and his troupe marching in true Outlaw Day fashion. After the coronation assembly a parade was held through downtown Rawlins featuring the royalty and the class floats. Lots of school spirit added to the festivities and helped to make Outlaw Day a great success. Even though the spirits were somewhat dampened when the game fell to the Thunderbirds, they were again revived at the Outlaw Dance which followed in the cafeteria. Stay in step, girls. Spirit of ’67 accents festivities The Outlaws fight with the Outlaw Day Spirit. CONFUSION IN THE AIR: Eileen is left speechless when she trys explaining the free-for-all that has taken place in the apartment. Left to right: Mary Clark, Mike McCann, Dick Zimmerman, Dan Peterson, Valri Vivion, Rick Mentick, Tanya Bensen and Paul Setright. “My Sister Eileen” Presented as senior class play A comedy by Joseph A. Fields G Jerome Chodorov. Based on the stories by Ruth McKenney. As the Rambling Wreck from Georgia Tech Mike McCann shows off his physic, literary-minded Ruth ponders a new story to write. Top: Mr. Moore applys the final touches to Ted Hopkins as Mike McCann looks on. Bottom: Judy Suppes checks the make-up job on Dave Bennett. Thespians were in charge of the make-up for the play. 70 Love triumphs in the end! Mike McCann and Sheryl Brown discuss their future, while Bob Camm trys to persuade Valri to have dinner with him. The popular janitor (Jensen) finds himself being flocked by questions from Mary Clark and Alan Sundberg. It is the story of two young girls who find excitement in Greenwich Village Left: Mr. Appopulous can't resist the innocent charms of Eileen. Bottom right: Directing My Sister Eileen was Miss Brandt. Judy Suppes was the student director of the production. This was the first time in RHS that this type of comedy was presented to the public. It took place November 17, 1967 CAST OF CHARACTERS Mr. Appopolous.............Ted Hopkins Ruth Sherwood..............Mary Clark Eileen Sherwood............Valri Vivion Jensen ............George Tidwell Men at Window..............Dave Bennett Paul Setright Lonigan ............Dick Zimmerman The Wreck .................Mike McCann Mr. Fletcher...............Robert Aydelott Helen Wade.................Sheryl Brown Frank Lippencott...........Rick Mentink Chic Clark.................Danny Petersen Cossack ...................Paul Setright Violet Shelton.............Tanya Benson Mrs. Wade..................Debbie Clements Robert Baker...............Bob Camm Walter Sherwood............Alan Sundberg A Prospective Tenant . . . Jan Christensen The Consul.................Dick Zimmerman Little boys................Leonard Gordon Alan Sundberg Future Admirals. . George Tidwell Robert Aydelott Alan Sundberg Dave Bennett George Wallace Bill Jack Dances at RHS ranged from hippy to formals! RHS Love-In 72 Did she catch it, Rick? Male or Female? Stan, watch those feet . Remember who is sitting next to you! Pam, please? The music for the dance was provided by the Changing Times . The winter formal The 1967-68 Winter Formal was sponsored by the Pep Club. The Royalty of the Dance was Shelly Musgrave and Darry Stemple. Let It Snow was the theme of this annual event. 74 Happenings at R .H.S. were. . Vairi Vivion (left) and Mike McCann (right) were both winning participants in the Voice of Democracy Contest winning first and third places respectively. Each year this contest is sponsored by the Veterans of Foreign Wars post No. 2311. Pictured at the right is the highly successful Rawlins High School Tennis Team consisting of John Eliopulos, Gregg Olson, and Ron Rothenburger. These boys took third place in the Tournament which was held at the University of Wyoming. Our team tied with the rugged Cheyenne Central Team. At this assembly, some of the Rawlins businessmen promoted good school spirit by performing stunts that one would never think dignified men of businesses to be capable of. The results were proven successful at the State Wrestling Tournament. Below is Debbie Clements pinning a carnation on Bob Clingman at the Senior Girls' Assembly. This assembly is put on every year by the Senior girls to wish the Basketball Team good luck at the State Tournament. CHEESE!!! 75 The chorus presented The largest single undertaking of the concert choir each year is the presentation of a well-known musical play. Starting rehearsals in January, Mr. Carlson began driving the leads and the other members of the cast through three months of continuous rehearsals to the final and greatly rewarding finish. . . the presentation of the play. Charlene Gilley tells Lorie Engstrom that she's the craziest girl on the black. Pictured are: Alice Gomez, Lorie Engstrom, Charlene Gilley, and Marge Aylsworth. MAIN CAST SHARKS (Puerto Ricans) Bernardo Chino Maria ANITA Mike Vigil Floyd Martinez Lorie Engstrom Carolyn Smith JETS Tony Riff ANYBODY'S (Americans) Dwight Dunlap Fred Kelly Kristy Vivion ADULTS Doc Lt. Schrank Officer Krupke GLAD HAND Gregg Olson Allen Bonnett Robert Aydelott Fred Neuman Tony comforts Maria after she hears the news of her brother's death. (Lorie Engstrom and Dwight Dunlap) 'Bernardo challenges Tony to a 'skin-to-skin' (fist) fight. West Side Story A few Jets and a Shark (Carolyn Smith) congregate at Doc's Drug Store Pictured are: Chris Keldson, Kristy Vivion, Clyde Beedle, Carolyn Smith, Rob Brox, and Gary Payne. As the curtain closes, the two gangs have gained a deeper understanding of themselves and each other through Tony's death. Daily life is portrayed in two separate households as the Gibbs and Webb families pantomime the start of the day. THE JUNIORS PORTRAYED IT TAKES LIFE TO LOVE LIFE IN THEIR CLASS PLAY, Ourtown WASN'T LIFE AWFUL--BUT WONDERFUL. Jim Finkbiner, Jack Argyle, John Cummings, and Steve Wunder discuss the weather in convincing small town talk. Behind the scenes giving his helpful, talented advice was the director, Mr. Roberts. 78 Thersa Clow as Emily and Rick Capozzoli as George portray the happy couple, assisted by the narration of Carl Miller, Stage Manager. They demonstrated how young love blooms. Cast Stage Manager............... Dr. Gibbs................... Joe Crowell................. Howie Newsome............... Mrs. Gibbs.................. Mrs. Webb................... George Gibbs................ Rebecca Gibbs............... Wally Webb.................. Emily Webb.................. Professor Willard........... Mr. Webb.................... Lady in Balcony............. Man in Back................. Lady in Box................. Simon Stimson............... Mrs. Soames................. Constable Warren............ Si Crowell.................. Baseball Players............ Sam Craig . . . . Joe Stoddard . . . Dead man . . . . 1st Dead Woman . 2nd Dead Woman . Townspeople . . . Carl Miller Ron Waeckerlin Jim Finkbinder John Cummings Lynda Kuling Marilyn Engstrom Rick Capozzoli Arlene Roberts Alice Skordas Theresa Clow Ron Garrison Randy Miller Patricia Mahan Jim Benedict Connie Osborne Charles Hakala Cynthia Eyre Jack Argyle Steve Wunder Jack Argyle Steve Wunder Jim Finkbinder Jim Benedict Marty Martin Ron Garrison Susan Maberry Patricia Mahan Colleen Carrico Betty Brodsho Susan Maberry R-Club Banquet, a stunning success Fred Neuman, (top) and Dave Woodward Line-up The R-Club Banquet was held at the Golden Spike. The boys and their dates returned to the gym where they were entertained by the neophytes and danced to the music of the Chocolate Sponge. Prom Royalty King Mike Neuman Queen Judy Forbes A lovely banquet started off the evening's festivities. Junior-Senior Prom Is The prom following provided the evening's entertainment. Dick and Vicki seem to be enjoying the big event. Just like in Tahiti! Highlights of the evening's decorations were the totem pole, fireplace, palm trees, and tropical background scenery. “Tahitian Holiday” Honors Joel Johnson was the recipient of the George Elio-pulos Award. His name will be placed on the plaque in the Lobby. This a-ward is presented to the senior boy who has shown outstanding work in the scholastic and athletic fields. The twenty-five dollar Citizenship award, presented by the Women's Service Club was won by Sam Lew. The A. A.U.W. Estelle Arlee Seaverson Memorial Award, awarded to the girl honor student who has substantially contributed to school activities, was won by Lorie Engstrom. Various awards were presented to outstanding Rawlins High School students at the annual Inauguration and Awards assembly on May 13 in the gym. Valri Vivion-Outstanding journalism student, Lynn Spahr-Outstanding Homemaker of the year, Murlie Colosky-Outstanding debater of the year, Susan Ogburn-Outstanding member of the year book staff, Bottom Left to Right: Judy Suppes-Outstanding Thespian, Rick Capozzoli-Outstanding drama student, Dick Zimmerman-Bausch and Lomb Honorary science award, Jesse Martinez and Joel Johnson-outstanding senior art students. Awards were presented to the highest ranking boy and girl in each class. Top Row Left to Right: Dick Lew-highest ranking Sophomore boy, Barry Smyth-highest ranking Freshman boy, Ron Waeckerlin-highest ranking Junior boy, Vickie Gilgren-Outstanding commercial student. Bottom Row 1. to r. Mee Wing-highest ranking junior girl, Julie Hall-highest ranking Sophomore girl, Connie Engstrom-highest ranking Freshman girl, Susan Ogburn-Highest ranking senior girl and salutatorian, Sam Lew Highest ranking Senior boy and Valedictorian. 84 Assembly Those receiving awards in the field of music were, from left to right: Dwight Dunlap-Best boy vocalist, Marge Thorvaldson-Best girl band student, Lyla Wolfe-Best girl vocalist, Joel Johnson-Best boy band student. The annual Tri-T awards for the top five students in each class, with a 91 or above average were presented to: Top Row-Left to Right; Connie Engstrom, Calann Domman, Dick Pate, Barry Smyth, Mary Lou Binford. Middle Row L. to R. Gregory Hoffman, Julie Hall, Kristy Vivion, Joyce Anderson, Patrice Parman, Ron Waeckerlin, Theresa Clow, Cheryl Masson. Bottom Row L. to R. Vicki Gilgren, Shari Collier, Jack Bell, Eldon Cozort, Lori Engstrom. Our outstanding athletes were: Top Row Left to Right; Joel Johnson-Sportsmanship award, Rod Mi ller-Outstanding Wrestler, Dave Sturm-Best Senior boy athlete. Bottom Row L. to R. Mike Grubb-Outstanding Basketball player, Jack Argyle-Outstanding Track Man, Mike Neuman-Outstanding Football Player. 85 Foreign Language: Winner: Jack Bell, French; Alternates: Barbara Fletcher, Spanish and Dick Lew, Latin Math: Winner: Eldon Cozort; Alternates: Dick Zimmerman, Sam Lew Music: Winner: Lorie Engstrom; Alternates Gregg Olson, Lyla Wolfe Science: Winner: Greg Hoffman; Alternates: Lorraine Forresberg, Jeff Lieber Kiwanis Award Of Merit Winners Pictured here are some of this year's winners. Not shown are: Art: Winner-Jessie Martinez, Alternate-Mary Ann Ricketts. Business: Winner-Vicki Gilgren, Alternates: Cleo Cruz, Lorie Engstrom. Drafting: Winner-Jack Bell, Alternates: Betty Mabcrry, Alan Sundberg. English: Winner-Vicki Gilgren, Alternates: Marilyn Engstrom, Ron Waeckerlin. Graduation 1968 BACCALAUREATE PROGRAM SUNDAY, MAY 26, 1968 - 8:00 P. M. ❖Processional..............................Julie Hall invocation.........................Rev. John Herrington ❖Alma Mater God of Our Fathers (Audience Seated) .... Johnson Rawlins High School Concert Choir Responsive Reading........................Psalm 19 I'll Walk With God .........................Webster Lyla Wolfe, Soloist Scripture.....................................Psalm I Serman— What Is Life? ............Rev. Vernon Belew Prayer Sing and Rejoice .............................James Rawlins High School Concert Choir ❖Benediction.......................Rev. John Herrington ❖Recessional.................................Selected ❖Audience requested to stand COMMENCEMENT PROGRAM TUESDAY, MAY 28, 1968 - 8:00 P.M. ❖Processional — Pomp and Circumstance ......Elgar Rawlins High School Wind Ensemble ❖National Anthem Pledge of Allegiance led by John Harty ❖Invocation........................Rev. William R. Iiams Salutatory Susan Ogburn March and Procession of Bacchus . . .DeLibes-Ostling Rawlins High School Wind Ensemble Presentation of Scholarships . . . Roland Rothenberger, Principal Valedictory..................................Sam Lew You'll Never Walk Alone ........................Rodgers Choir's Graduating Seniors Address— Questions in the Minds of Seniors of 1908, 1968, and 2008. Dr. John A. Marvel, President, Adams State College, Alamosa, Colorado The Halls of Ivy ................;..........Knight Choir's Graduating Seniors Presentation of Class . Albert B. Schultz, Superintendent Awarding of Diplomas .... Mrs. Harold Thorvaldson President, Board of Education ❖Recessional— Music for a Ceremony .... Morrissey Rawlins High School Wind Ensemble ❖Audience requested to stand Biggest Flirts Tanya Bensen G Bob Camm Most School Spirit Charlene Gilley G Joel Johnson 90 Best Dancers Rick Mentink G Sheryl Brown Personalities Most Polite Kathy Sellenrick G Sam Lew Best Personality Lorie Engstrom David Sturm Most Humorous Marge Aylsworth Ted Hopkins Most Likely to Succeed Susan Ogburn G Sam Lew 91 Most Athletic Charlene Gilley G Joel Johnson Congratulations to the girls and boys staters Late in their Junior year, six girls and three boys were selected to represent our school at Wonderful Wyoming Girls' and Boys' State sponsored by the American Legion and American Legion Auxiliary. These students were selected on the basis of their character, leadership, scholarship, and service. The purpose of Girls’ and Boys State is to enable the students to learn more about our government and how it works through participation in mock government on different levels. They are taught the importance of individual contributions as well as the necessity of group efforts. This is a valuable experience to all participants in additional ways, and the opportunity to meet the outstanding students from other Wyoming communities is an unforgettable experience. Girls' State 1967 was held on the University of Wyoming Campus. Boys' State 1967 was held in Douglas. 93 Spring Activities 94 H. H. H. visits Rawlins. Teachers chow down at the F.T. A. tea. ORGANIZATIONS Roundup Senior members of the Roundup are 1-r: Susan Ogburn, Sandy Surline, Judy Suppes, Jack Bell, Barbara Fletcher, and Virginia Williams. Sponsors for the Roundup are 1-r: Miss Nottveit, Miss Boedeker, Mrs. Kernan, and Mr. Shaffer. The Rawlins High School Annual Staff works year around to produce an annual compiled with the year’s activity. Meeting every Tuesday night, the staff has tried to make this year’s annual the best ever. Junior members of the Roundup are 1-r: Mary Sims, Debbie Messinger, Betty Brodsho, Alice Skordas, Pat Mahan, Karen Olson, and Vicki Donaldson. 96 In Action Annual Business Managers left to right: Seniors--Ron Rothenberger, Valri Vivion; Juniors--Mee Wing, Connie Osborne are seen working on the advertising and business portion of the annual. EDITORS: left to right--Betty Brodsho, Junior Editor; Jack Bell, Sports Editor; Susan Ogbum, Senior Editor The members of the annual staff worked long and hard to put out the '67-'68 annual. The Wind Ensemble performed at the pep assemblies and basketball games. Starting with the front row: left to right: Clarinets: Donna Raymond, Karen Olson, Steve Madsen, Betty Jones, Beverly Anderson. Flutes: Sue Davidson, Connie Osborne, Marge Thorvaldson, Alice Skordas. Second row: French Homs: June Spencer, Lois Hall, Steve Alston, Becky Hembree; Bass Clarinet: Charles Jack, Alto Clarinets: Steve Parker, Patty Smith. Baritone Saxaphone: Bill Wunder. Saxaphones: Greg Masson, Jean Spencer, not pictured Virginia Williams, Linda Zimmerman, Lee Bonnett. Third row: Cornets: James Medina, Sheila Zimmerman, Marty Martin, Rolanda Hart, Don Ray Smith. Tubas: Gene Wing, Sam Hays, John O'Brien. Baritones: Bob Cumberland, Charles Hakala. Trombones: Bob Petigrew, Fred Morrison, Ron Wackerlin. Last row: Percussion: Wesley Watson, Carla Carmain, Calann Domman, Alan Sunberg, Allen Bonnett, Rodger Cattles. Director: Jackson Herr. The Stage Band was featured at various meetings of business organizations. Starting with the back row: left to right. Mr. Herr, Tom Jones, Fred Morrison, Bob Pettigrew, Ron Wackerlin, Allen Bonnet, Sheila Zimmerman, Marty Martin, Lynn Kelley, Rolanda Hart, Sam Hayes. Front row: Carla Carmain, John O'Brien, Bill Wunder, Cheryl Raymond, Kathy Fishwild, Linda Zimmerman, Lee Bonnet. 98 Starting with the back row: left to right. Percuss ion--A lan Sundberg, Carla Carmain, Calann Domman, Wesley Watson, Roger Cattles, Allen Bonnet. Fourth row: Cornets--James Medina, Marty Martin, Sheila Zimmerman, Steve Skordas, Lynn Kelly, Gary Olson, Rolanda Hart, DonRay Smith, Doug Steinfeld. Tubas--Tom Seith, Gene Wing, Sam Hayes, John O'brien. Trombones--Bob Cumberland, Charles Hakala, Rod Mathill, Lorin Young, Tom Jones, Fred Morrison, Bob Pettigrew, Ron Wackerlin. Third row: Clarinets--Beverly Anderson, Debbie Smith, Gloria Davies, LeRoy Ortega. French Horns: Gregg Olson, Lois Hall, June Spencer, Becky Hembree, Steve Alston. Baritone Saxaphone—Bill Wunder. Saxaphones--Greg Mason, Kathy Fishwild, Frank Montoya, Debbie Davidson, Jean Spencer, Lee Bonnett, Linda Zimmerman. Second row: Clarinets—Sandy Weber, Steve Madsen, Karen Olson, Linda VanEtten, Betty Jones, Dick Zimmerman. Bass Clarinet-Charles Jack. Bassoon--Phyllis Bloomenrader. Alto Clarinets—Steve Parker, Patty Smith, Vivan Stiefvater, Zane Lew, Sam Lew. First row: Clarinets--Joel Johnson, Lee Norris. Flutes—Clifta Peterson, Mary Ann Crane, Linda Skordas, Sue Davidson, Connie Osborne, Marge Thorvaldson, Alice Skordas. R.H.S. Band Altos: Top Row, left to right: Jennie Lambert, Debbie Hughes, Barbara Fletcher, Janila Ends ley, Linda Ruling Carolyn Smith, Kristie Vivion. Bottom Row, 1 to r. Joyce Anderson, Julie Hall, Jeri Young, Janice Rigsby, Valri Vivion, Karina Burlin, Mary Nulle. Sopranos: Top Row, left to right: Lorie Engstrom, Lyla Wolfe, Christine Sturm, Joelynn Houser, Judy Dunn, Connie Healey, Sheryl Brown, Karen Hornbeck, Patrice Parman. Bottom Row, 1 to n Judy Forbes, Faye Morga Alice Gomez, Kristy Reeves, Eleanor Martinez, Cecelia Trujillo, Charlene Gilley, Jeannine Lake, Cynthia Left to Right: Lyla Wolfe, Charles Dunlap, Lorie Engstrom, Ted Martinez, Kristy Reeves, Gary Payne, Julie Hall, Fred Kelly, Valri Vivion, Dwight Dunlap, Kristie Vivion, Tom Spencer, Carolyn Smith. The Staff, the select small group of the choir, become even more popular during their second year of existance. Highlights of the year for this group were appearances before the National Supreme Queen of the Daughters of the Nile from Honolulu and the Most Worshipful Potentate of the Shrine form Indianapolis. This one group performed over 20 times throughout the year and to over 4, 000 people. The Rawlins High School Concert Choir Choir Officers: Lorie Engstrom, President; Allen Bonnett, Secretary-Treasurer; Lyla Wolfe, Vice-President. directed by John Carlson, enjoyed another very successful year. Under the leadership of the choir officers, a very busy season was outlined for the year ahead, beginning with a fall concert in November. Winter saw the choir jump headlong into the holiday season, with a Christmas concert for the public and an assembly in conjunction with the band, for the R.H.S. student body. With snow still on the ground, the annual winter concert was presented in February. Concert season ended with a gala Music and Art evening in May. The choir presented its concert to the public and the members of the Rembrandt Club sponsored an art display of works done throughout the year. The largest, single undertaking each year is the presentation of the musical play. This is always a famous musical which has been successful on the Broadway stage. Starting rehearsals in January, Mr. Carlson began driving the leads and other cast members through three months of continuous rehearsal and the final, greatly rewarding presentation of WEST SIDE STORY. Rawlins High School Music Department hosted the All State Music Clinic here in April and music students from all over the state converged on R.H.S. for two days of work and fun. The Girls' Trio, a group of sophomores; left to right, Patrice Par-man, pianist, Christine Sturm, Julie Hall, and Karen Hombeck; progressed greatly in their climb toward being an outstanding Senior Girls' Trio. Deca Two DECA students were elected to state office; Janice Kelly as Vice President and Sandy Meredith as State Reporter Here die students treat their employers to a Steak Dinner at Gay Johnsons. DECA has four main goals: Develops leaders in marketing, merchandising, and management; engenders a love for our American system as a free enterprise; cultivates desirable work characteristics and social graces needed for our citizens; and assists students in understanding and appreciating the responsibilities of citizenship. This year the Rawlins Chapter of DECA took four 3rd place trophies, four 2nd place trophies, and one 1st place trophy at the state Leadership Conference in Laramie. They also had two of the four state officers . Top Row: Bob Camm, John Martinez, Joe Sims, John Medina, A1 Jaramillo, 2nd Row: Carla Cole, Virginia Hatley, Tom Seith, Don Pierson, Kathy Hyatt, Bob Moore, Mike Helms, Susan Norris, Janice Rigsby. 3rd Row: Elizabeth Martin, Genevieve Jaure, Laura Smith, Juanita Gallegos, Wilbur Bryant, Jim Rogers, Eddie Martinez, Rose Temorio, Herman Aranda, 1st Row: Shirley Cook, Karen Pederson, James Crook, Janice Kelly, Sandy Meredith, Mr. Myers, Cleo Cruz, Sharon Muir. Top Row, L to R: Ernest Engstrom, Jim Mullen, Dick Zimmerman, Ron Waeckerlin, Charles Hakala, Bob Carlson, Mrs. O'Melia, Sponsor. Bottom Row, L to R: Janila Endsley, Carolyn Smith, Debbie Messinger, Ron Rothenberger, Donna Anderson, Janice Carlson, Kathy Sellenrick. French Club French Club is open to anyone who has completed a year of French or is presently enrolled in a French course. The club's purpose is to promote the knowledge and interest of the French history, language, customs, and culture. Games, songs, movies, books, and magazines are activities enjoyed throughout the year. The sponsor is Mrs. O'Melia. Officers for the year are Ron Rothenberger, President and Representative, Ernest Engstrom, Vice-President, and Ron Waeckerlin, Secretary-Treasurer. Everyone likes to eat, and at a Christmas Party, the French Club is no exception! 103 FBLA 104 Busy is the word to describe FBLA this year. The Future Business Leaders of America were involved in many activities and projects including trips through the Rawlins Savings and Loan Building and Smyth's Department Store. One of the highlights of their programs was a talk given to them by Bill Drengler, National FBLA President, when the Rock Springs chapter of FBLA were guests. The FBLA also sponsored a workday which proved to be a worthwhile experience for participating members. These members of FBLA are enjoying a break after the VERB cast. The Rock Springs FBLA joined us in the presentation by our National president. Top to Bottom-Left to right: 1st Row: Mis. Keman, Debbie Messinger-Treasurer, Linda Hooker, Linda Allen, Cleo Cruz, Mary Sims, Dana Fleenor, Sharon Muir-Vice President, Vicki Shurigar, Faith Emerson-Reporter, Laura Smith-Secretary, Lloydeana Waters, Arlene Roberts, Cheryl Grady, Ron Davis, Ed Sisneros, Rex Patterson. 2nd Row: Sandy Weber, Patrice Craig, Faye Morgan, Pam Roberts, Ava La Dick, Connie Kinniburgh, Jean Robinson, Marsha Gablenz, Kathy Hale, Lesa Lockhart, Cheryl Masson-President, Hermand Aranda. 3rd Row: Shirley Romero, Kama Reeves, Carla Cole, Juanita Leyva, Mee Wing, Christine Trejo, Ruth Jaure, Helen Baca, Emma Ortega, Bonnie Barela. 4th Row: Sharon Weber, Rebecca Vialpando, Jeannine Lake, Ellen McKinney, Susan Shumway, Vicki Madrid. To help establish this organization, the Saratoga Future Homemakers came over to tell us about some of their past activities. Future Homemakers of America is a national organization newly organized in R.H.S. this year. The members must have had or be presently enrolled in Home Economics. As an integral part of the homemaking program, F.H.A. provides opportunities for students to have additional experiences in planning and carrying out activities related to homemaking. F.H.A. Top Row, L. to R. - Cindy Archuleta, Rose Martinez, Carmen Martinez, Rita Sena, Shirley Martinez, Fannie Jo Cozort, Charlene Makinen, Dianne Banks, Sandra Gablenz, Debra Keller, Claudia Mole, Sue Peep, Juanita Wallace, Kwong Chow. Top Middle, L. to R. Debbie Kirk, Chris Pettigrew, Marlee Tierney, Josephine Sandoval, Carmen Garcia, Gerry Vialpando, Daren Pederson, Shari Weber, Lynn Spahr, Sandy Weber, Betty Mabery, Janice Rodabaugh. Bottom Middle L. to R.-Julie Wells, Robin Rickerby, Faith Emerson, Karen Kiser, Pat Craig, Linda Hooker, Virginia Hooker, Pauline Franks, Leanne Johnson, Susan Mabeiry, Bonnie Minard, Susan Norris. Bottom, L. To R. Mrs. Winzenreid, Donna Lampman, Charlene Wilson, Emily Rivera, Lorraine Chacon, Laurie Thomson, Ellen McIntosh, Valri Vivion, Janet Wells, Kristy Reeves, Ellen McKinney, Karen Crook, Linda Matson. 105 Future Nurses promotes interest in medical fields Standing, Left to Right Kathy Montoya, Angie De Herrera, Judy Sundberg, Karen Ross, Juanita Wallace, Linda Zimmerman, Julia Gonzales, Mrs. Jack, Rose Tenorio. Seated, 1 to r: Marge Aylsworth, Connie Montoya, Gloria Vialpando, Marge Brizar, Jennie Jaure, Esther De Herrera. Future Nurses is an organization for girls that are interested in any phase of the medical field. Under the sponsorship of Mrs. Jack, the group had educational talks once a month on the different fields of medicine. They also do volunteer work for the community by working as Candy Stripers in the hospital. 106 Officers: Marge Brizar, Vice President; Marge Aylsworth, President. Future Teachers Association Top row left to right: Carolyn Smith, Cindy Archuleta, Aveline Pacheco, Rosie Healy, Phyllis Bloomenrader, Jeanine Neuman. Bottom row left to right: Danny Peterson, Judy Yarusinsky, Teresa Garcia, Patricia Smith, Shary Weber, Sandy Weber, Miss Grothen-Sponsor. The Future Teachers Association is an organization which promotes the teaching profession. The members of this organization do various jobs for the teachers throughout the school year such as ironing and car washes. The purpose of the club is to let the members observe the teaching methods of their teachers . This will enable them to become more familiar with the teachers as well as with their methods of teaching. The year is highlighted by a tea for the teachers in the spring of each school year in order to help promote NATIONAL EDUCATION WEEK. FTA membeis Shary Weber, Miss Grothen, Sandy Weber, and Jeanine Neuman review the FTA Handbook. 107 Top Row Left to Right Dana Fleenor, Irene Neuman, Faith Emerson, Ava LaDick, Laura Smith, Vesta Shell, Cynthia Eyre, Virginia Snook, Maiy Shaw Second Row L. to R. Cathy Hale, Sharon Jones, Leanne Johnson, Linda Ruling, Karen Dunn, Marsha Gablenz, Ruth Jaure, Kama Reeves, Tanda Jensen Third Row L. to R. Patricia Mahan, Mee Wing, Gloria Vialpando, Mary Simms, Debi Messinger, Vicki Donaldson, Colleen Carrico, Pauline Franks, Virginia Hooker, Carol Collier Bottom Row L. to R. Alice Skordas, Cheryl Grady, Lloydeana Waters. Susan Maberry, Connie Osborne, Carla Carmain, Marilyn Engstrom, Lesa Lockhart, Theresa Clow, Ellen McIntosh, Stephanie Popp Top Row, Left to Right, Petie Rogers, Lindy Musgrave, Carol Hatley, Ardell Rummell, Judy Dunn, Sue Davidson Middle Top, L. to R. Corine Garcia, Joelynn Houser, Margie Brizar, Kristy Reeves, Karen Crook, Kathy Bond, Karen Ross, Cathy Hunter Bottom Middle, L. to R. Patrice Parman, Eileen Erickson, Julie Hall, Mary Ann Ricketts, Christy Paris, Judy Leger, Lorraine Chacon, Bottom L. to Right, Karen Hombeck, Kristy Vivion, Debbie Lander, Joyce Anderson, Gem Baker, Candy Parish, Betty Jones, Arlene Thayer Top Row Left to Right Phyllis Bloomenrader, Sharon Rife, Loudcan Garcia, Jeannie Jaure, Janice Masson, JoJo Garvin, Ardith Epp, Laurie Thompson, Barbara Sims Middle Row L. to R. Mary Ann Crane, Becky Hembree, Sally Williams, Susan Madsen, Gwen Setright, Debbie Davidson, Jean Spencer, Linda Zimmerman, June Spencer Bottom Row Left to Right Virginia Engle, Terry Pennington, Michelle Moore, Diane Jones, Debbie Kirk, Caulene Popp, Julie Wells, Janet Wells, Murlie Colosky Top Row Left to Right Shari Collier, Sandy Surline, Lynn Spahr, Karen Williams, Sandra Gablenz, Dianne Banks, ValriVivion, Caroline Smith Middle Row L. to R. Janet Kirk, Sandy Weber, Janet Christensen, Shary Weber, Robin Hancock, Janila Endsly, Kathy Sellenrick, Kathy O'Connell Front Row Barbara Fletcher, Sheryl Brown, Susan Ogbum, Betty Maberry, Cindy Pennington, Charlene Gilley, Janice Carlson, Karina Burlin, Miss Walker GAA The Girls’ Athletic Association began their year of action with an exciting volleyball tournament. Following this, there was a basketball tourney for all teams wishing to participate. Girls who were interested in gym -nasties were given the opportunity to learn about the different arts. These included tumbling, trampoline, uneven parallel bars, and the balance beam. Besides the enjoyment of participation in these sports, the girls get the exercise needed for good health. What are you waiting for girls? Get ready! Get set! JUMP! ! 109 Girls Glee Club— a step toward Chorus Glee Club is opened to all girls wanting to sing. It is merely a training ground for choir. This year they have 55 members. The Glee Club participates with the choir at the concerts. Top Row, Left to Right: Dolores Gomez, Judy Yarusinsky, Mary Arm Ricketts, Lily Chester, Susan Madsen, Ardith Epp, Sandy Luers, Dianne Banks, Marilyn Engstrom, Christine Westerbuhr, Lynn Spahr, Kathy Teal, Jojo Garvin, Top Middle, L to R: Judy Sundberg, Beth Shaffer, Patrice Craig, Connie McKean, Karen Crook, Debbie Ealy, Ema Ortega, Karen Dunn, Dorothy Minard, Dolores Bonnett, Linda Hooker, Donna Jean Lampman, Ethel Arguello, Bottom Middle, L to R: Sally Williams, Barbara DeHeiTera, Randee Wall, Debbie Arguello, Janet Christensen, Virginia Snook, Ellen McIntosh, June Medina, Robin Parker, Susan Seiloff, Christine Coons, Dora Martinez, Jeanne Jaure, Loudean Garcia, Elizabeth Brown, Peggy Hoffman, Sandy Surline, Tamcla Taylor, Ida Martinez, Connie Montoya, Connie Engstrom. 110 Top Row, left to right Beth Shaffer, John O'Brien, Danny Peterson, Dick Zimmerman, David Bennett, Linda Zimmerman. Middle Row, left to right Lorraine Forsberg, Greg Hoffman, Jeff Leiber, Paul Eyre, Bany Smyth, Richard Trout. Bottom Row, left to right Betty Maybeny, Susan Mayberry, Tanda Jensen, Gene Wing, Judy Suppes, Betty Bradsho, Janet Christensen; president, Connie Engstrom, Mr. Parsons; sponsor. uUSKJH Pictured above are the winners of the second Annual Science Fair. They are from left to right Greg Hoffman, Jeff Leiber, Lorraine Forsberg, and Paul Eyre. Science-Math Club The Science-Math Club sponsored the Annual Science Fair and they also took a trip to visit the Casper Planet-arian on March 30. Janet Christian aided sponsor; Mr. Parsons in making this one of the most active clubs this year. has a sucessful year Shown to the right are the exibits from the fair sponsored by the Math-Science Club. The event took place February 2-3 in the cafeteria at the High School. Ill Members: Top row-Elden Cozort, Ralph Vasey, David Sturm, Susan Ogbum, Charlene Gilley, Kathy O'Connell, Kathy Sellenrick, Valri Vivion, Lorie Engstrom, Sam Lew, Dick Zimmerman. Top middle row-Joel Johnson, Michael Garrisson, Dwight Dunlap, Jack Bell, Greg Morrisson, Jack Argyle, Mike Vigil, Mike Grubb, Ron Garrisson, Ron Rothenberger. Bottom middle row-Sandy Weber, Sherri Collier, Shari Weber, Lynn Spahr, Janice Carlson, Betty Mabcrry, Carl Miller, Karina Burlin, Ron Waeckerlin, Marilyn Engstrom. Bottom row-Karen Pederson, Janice Kelly, Sheryl Brown, Barbara Fletcher, Judy Forbes, Connie Osborne, Cheryl Masson, Betty Brodsho, Mee Wing, Colleen Canico. National Honor Society Membership in the National Honor Society is determined on the basis of service, leadership, character and scholarship. Sixteen seniors and eleven juniors were initiated into the society at the annual assembly. New senior members included: Jack Bell, Sandy Weber, Lynn Spahr, Shari Collier, Michael Garrison, Shary Weber, Karen Pederson, Greg Morrison, Janice Carlson, Judy Forbes, Sheryl Brown, Barbara Fletcher, Janice Kelly, Dwight Dunlap, Betty Maberry, and Mike Vigil. The juniors chosen for membership were: Jack Argyle, Betty Brodsho, Colleen Carrico, Marilyn Engstrom, Ron Garrisson, Mike Grubb, Cheryl Masson, Carl Miller, Connie Osborne, Ron Waeckerlin, and Mee Wing. Lorie Engstrom president of the Rawlins Honor Society presided over the assembly. Following the introduction of the new members, Mr. H. L. Binford, superintendent of the Sinclair Refinery was the featured speaker. A tea honoring the newly initiated and their parents was given immediately following the program. A kU ctlUlllU . people who ; crowd scene Osborne, Su Hrodsho. and Leanne Jo tor, will hel Judy Suppes ator, will be makeup, and Our Tow ideas for wh; techniques it meaning of small town. It may be freshmen anc will study tt year in Engli New U. speaks Chorus musical slated for March 28-29 Dr. Carlso President of t tiling. add res body at a 2:4 ruary 15 in t Eph Johnson member of tl of the unive President. In his fiftec the students, each person t tion if he e the advancing He added t money is the through the gram, capital ing Rawlins s Dr. Carlson vidual shoul goals and wo: The presid drugs and e. campus, sayii attend the Ui are of high qi selves will nc drugs or exc ( Dr. Carlson of the facult I : i--------u Tony stron Kell Mike other nard Caro! play body! (iiji Prett ria will durin_________________ When asiveu wiiat ma u uuui West Side Story was, as a n ical and as the chorus prese tion, he commented in this w The music, written by Leon Bernstein, is some of the fii contemporary music ever v, ten. He went on to say that musical is a challenge to chorus and himself because it i Editor Valri Vivion members Mike Vig Logan and Rod Mil passed by voters looks Outlaw field is also to benefit $725,- from the school bond. It will be ed. completely repaired as a game lghout sight. This came about when the reatly Bowl was condemned. Because or the crowd, out techniques as staff Sheryl Brown, Jvlargret 'Stars of Tomorrow' sponsored by Kiwanis Make it a point to see the St of Tomorrow Contest, February at 8:00 P.M. in the Jr. High bu ing. Stars of Tomorrow is a c test sponsored by the Kiwanis C of Rawlins. Talent from lo areas such as Hanna and Bairon are entered in the contest. Altogether there are 46 contestants. The contestants are judged as follows: appearance — 20 points, quality of talent-60 points, and audience appeal—20 points. The winners from the Rawlins contest will then go to Division 13 to compete with other entrants from Laramie, Rock Springs, and Cheyenne. The winners from Division 13 will go to the Rocky Mountain division and compete with stars from South Dakota, Nebraska, and Colorado. Entrants must be in grades 1-12 in order to enter. In the contest the entrants a. e divided into three Pro,,ns- grides 1 S: 7-9: and 10-12. meet their needs. Entire year cli by 'Musical R Musical Highlights oj is the theme for the cians this year at the B Banquet. The main 1 the evening is Musica According to Mr. Car. director, Musical R something new this y very looked forward to dents in Band and Ch Council from both rhojooyviUMW trollable, on 'he Wyoming s Association acilities and lese facilities, tion program ire also to be practice field junior high school gym ceive outdoor cilities. n of $725,000, erecting, er-school build- time a bond ore the Dis-rst was a re-The second an the first — W winni ard by th ical, audit Th. will be sold in advance by the chorus members. They will also be sold at the door. Prices for Jr. High students and grade school students will be 50 cents. High school students and adults will be charged $1.00. lines :nting. tory, erican f New Story 01| C Volume 44, Number 6 Rawlins High School, Rawlins, Wyoming February 29, 1968 Seniors and Juniors- Barbara Fletcher, Christine Westerbuhr, Donna Lampman, Susan Ogbum, Ellen McIntosh, Carla Cole, Patsy Bernal, Faith Emerson, Tanya Benson, Arlene Roberts, Virginia Hatley, Middle Row: Linda Allen, Robin Hancock, Mee Wing, Stephanie Popp, Sharon Jones, Carolyn Glassbum, Vesta Shell, Sandra Gablenz, Marilyn Engstrom, Laura Smith, Bottom Row: Miss Juraco, Shelley Musgrave, Ava La Dick, Irene Neuman, Cindy Pennington, Janice Carlson, Charlene Gilley, Colleen Carrico, Vicki Donaldson, Miss Johnson Pep Club boosts spirit Top Row: Patricia Linn, Robin Rickerby, Melody Boyer, Diane Jones, Janet Wells, Joyce Jordan, Murlie Colosky, Anna Hanson, Middle Row: Betty Glassbum, Patty Brake, Janet Sun, Debie Kirk, Connie McKean, Margaret Cook, Leslie Helwick, Joyce Walgreen, Bottom Row: Patty Brooks, Mary Lou Binford, Susan Seilof, Pam Murray, Terry Pennington, Christine Coons, Evelyn Lutz, Lorrain Forsberg 114 Soph.-Top-Karen Kiser, Lily Chester, Lindy Musgrave, Joyce Anderson, Candy Parrish, Debbie Lander, Kristy Vivion, Petie Rogers, Kathy Bond, Karen Keldson, Middle: Valerie Nelson, Beth Shaffer, Marlee Tierney, Carol Hatley, Kathy Cornwell, Gem Baker, Margaret Kasper, Christy Paris, Penny Belew, Bottom Row: Sandra Patchen, Barbara Webber, Ardelle Rummel, Karen Hombeck, Julie Hall, Vicki Houser, Linda Matson, Linda Hennek, Ellen Mckinney. of Rawlins High Pep Club planning Winter Formal This year the members of Pep Club traveled to Casper for District tournament, where the team was given the support they needed to place them in fourth place. R.H.S. was also rated as showing the most school spirit at District. 115 All five cheerleaders did their part in backing the Mighty Outlaws through a rough year. They helped to boost the school spirit and the entire student body of R.H.S. owes them a great deal of thanks for all they did during the entire school year. VARSITY CHEERLEADERS: Candy Parish, Irene Neuman, Ava LaDick, Diane Jones, and Charlene Gilley—Head Cheerleader JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS: Kristy Vivion, Joyce Jordon, and Joyce Anderson FLAG TWIRLERS: left to right Melody Boyer, Laura Smith, Lisa Lockhart--head twirler, Judy Sundberg, and Debbie Lander. Boosters The enthusiasm of all ten girls was shown at their performances given to the student body. Both the flag twirlers and the baton twirlers did their part in the backing of the Outlaws. Besides entertaining during half-times at both the football and basketball games, they helped the cheerleaders boost the school spirit throughout the school year. BATON TWIRLERS: left to right Karen Olson, Janet Wells, Lindy Musgrave, Petie Rogers, Mee Wing, Kneeling-Thresa Clow—Head Twirler Top Row, L to R: Greg Morrison, Mike Grubb, Gilbert Mascarenas, Tony Heilman, Pat Patterson, Bob Camm, Jack Bell, Gary Glascock, Mark Miller, George Tidwell. Middle Row, L to R: Gary Olson, Fred Morgan, Stan Watson, John Medina, Dave McCulloch, Mike Neuman, Gregg Olson, Rod Miller. Front Row, L to R: Bill Clark, Joel Johnson,-Secretary, Ralph Vasey,-President, David Sturm,-Vice-President, Mike Grauberger, Jack Argyle, Bob Clmgman, Mike McCann. The R Club is the ietterman's club of Rawlins High School. Entry is attained by lettering in one of the four major sports. Neophytes go through two weeks of grueling initiation, capped by a banquet, and completed with a dance. On Outlaw Day, the R Club furnishes the parade convertibles with posters, and drivers, the queen's flowers, and the escorts for the queen and her attendants. The important responsibility of flag presentation at all assemblies rests on the shoulders of the R Club members. Checking coats at the Banquet of Champions provides the first club activity for the neophytes. Donkey Basketball is a money-making venture for the group, presented every other year, and provides fun and frolic for all. Achievements of the R Club have been to purchase a film projector for the athletic department, and to pay the present cost of the cameraman filming the games. The acquisition of All-Conference and All-State letters is another service of R Club. A new project was undertaken this year to provide incentive for all members. Presentation of a football blanket, complete with R , name and year will be made to any senior who has lettered in three different sports, or who is selected to an All-State position, first team. The ”R Club is made up of athletes and provides services, equipment, and rewards to the athletic department. R Club in action! 118 The Rembrandt Club The Rembrandt Club is made up of students who are interested in art. As their project, members of the club mount and ship art projects to other schools for display. They also help dis -play art exchange from other schools' in the school library. At Halloween and Christmas they decorate the school windows with colorful murals . In May they assist with the annual spring art show. The officers for the year were Janila Endsley, President; Virginia Williams, Secretary; and Dianne Banks, Treasurer. Working hard, girls? Left to right: Tanda Jenson, Virginia Williams, Janila Endsley, Mary Ann Ricketts. Top Row, Left to Right: Mary Ann Ricketts, Kathy Teal, Lynn Spahr, Connie Healey, Carloine Glassbum, Penny Belew, Top Middle, L to R: Susan Norris, Tanda Jenson, Robin Hancock, Chris Westerbuhr, Judy Forbes, Colleen Carrico, Patricia Mahan, Bottom Row, L to R: Mr. Williams sponsor, Nancy DePedro, Steve Austin, Terry Murray, Janila Endsley, Dianne Banks, Vicki Donaldson. 119 The Speech Meet at Laramie was one of many of the Meets the Speech team attended. Pictured above are those who attended that particular meet. From left to right standing are Mary Beth Hayes (Debate), Colleen Carrico (Dramatic Interpetation), Marilyn Engstrom (Radio Broadcasting), Murlie Colosky, (Debate), Don Carden (extemporanous speaking), Sue Davidson, (Mary Clark (Dramatic Interpetation) and Judy Suppes (Persuasive Speaking). Left photo: The Fronsics Team are pictured giving their preparations. From left to right are Sue Ellen Davidson, Colleen Carrico, Theodore Hopkins, Marilyn Engstrom, Ron Wackerlin, Judy Suppes and Mary Clark. Speech Team The complete Speech Team is pictured below. Standing are Judy Suppes, Colleen Carrico, Marilyn Engstrom, Murlie Colosky, Mary Clark, and Mary Beth Hayes. Kneeling are Don Carden, Carl Miller, Theodore Hopkins, Mike McCann, Rick Cappozoli, Ron Wackerlin Marilyn Engstrom prepares her reading and perfects it to meet requirements. (Below) Debate Under the direction of Mr. Moore, the sponsor, the debate team learns to speak openly either pro or con on subjects of importance to the people of today. The Debate Team of RHS had an extremely good year. At a meet in Laramie, they won three of their five exciting rounds. Pictured to the right are; Mary Beth Hayes, Murlie Colosky, Sue Davidson and Don Carden. and Speech had a succcessful year Ron Wackerlin reads his humorous reading to the team, as he prepares for a Speech Meet. With Mr. Moore's avid interest in Dramatics a play entitled, Death of the Hired Man , was prepared to take to the District Speech Meet which was held in Rock Springs Shown rehearsing the literary production are left to right Ricky Cappozoli, Marilyn Engstrom, Mary Clark and Mike McCann. All captured the parts after competing with the Speech Team, the Debate Team, and Mr. Moore's Speech classes. Death of the Hired Man is presented Top to Bottom, beginning on the left: 1st column: James Crook, Sam Lew, Marilyn Engstrom, Kathy Sellenrick, Kathy O'Connell, Lorie Engstrom, Irene Neuman. 2nd column: Rob Brax, Colleen Carrico, Marge Aylsworth, Susan Ogbuni, Mee Wing. 3rd Column: Ron Rothcnbergcr, Janila Endsley, Janet Christensen, Judy Suppes, Sandy Weber. 4th column: Don Pierson, Connie Engstrom, Valri Vivion, Cheryl Masson, Dick Zimmerman, Candy Parrish, Charlene Gilley. 5th column: John Eliopulos, Janice Masson, Karina Burlin, Gregg Olson, Joyce Anderson, Gary Olson. 6th column: Ralph Vasey, Zane Lew, and Connie Osborne. Student Council in Action Student Council is composed of an elected representative from each organization in the high school. It consists of eight committees which help to organize various activities throughout the year such as assemblies and dances. It also performs such other services as organizing the Outlaw Day festivities, putting out the weekly calendar, making provisions for concessions at athletic functions, sending a newsletter to all RHS graduates in the armed forces, managing the parking lot, putting out Student Directories, handing out congratulatory notes to all honor roll students, posting a weekly birthday list and decorating the Christmas tree. Student Council members also helped President Sam presides over a typical Student Tis the season to be jolly! Council meeting. The Executive Committee, Sam, Lorie, and Susan planning activities. What a way to finish a vacation—assembling handbooks! ?! Assembly Committee: Candy Parrish. Cheryl Masson, Steering Committee: Kathy O'Connell, chairman, Kathy Sellenrick, chairman, Mr. Roberts, sponsor. James Crook, Sandy Weber, and John Eliopulos. Dance Committee: Mr. Norlin, Mr. Harbison, Mr. Concessions Committee: Rob Brox, Dick Zimmer- Parsons, sponsors, Ed Martinez, Colleen Carrico, man, Ron Rothenberger, chairman, seated. Mee Wing. to encourage the passage of the school bond issue. A suggestion box was initiated this year, as was the practice of sending birthday cards to the students. Several other problems involving the school were also referred to Student Council. It sponsored workshops during the year as well as the annual Clothing Drive. Student Council officers included Sam Lew, President, Susan Ogburn, Vice-president, and Lorie Engstrom, Secretary -treasurer. Calendar Committee: Connie Engstrom, Irene Orientation Committee: Joyce Anderson, Connie Neuman, Marge Aylsworth, chairman, and Janila Osborne, chairman, Judy Suppes, and Zane Lew. Endsley, Public Relations Committee: Janet Christensen, School Spirit Committee: Marilyn Engstrom, Karina Burlin, Sheryl Brown, Janice Masson, Susan Charlene Gilley, Don Pierson, chairman, Ralph Ogburn, chairman. Vasey. Thespians were actively involved in the play productions this year, as they put on makeup and painted flats. A Hippie after-game dance was sponsored and was carried out to be an exciting evening for all those who attended. This year's president, Judy Suppes and Mr. Moore sold beards for the Student Council Dance. Mr. Robert’s sponsored the organization and created a new atmosphere for the Troupe. Speech director, Mr. Moore was a great asset to the club, with his valuable knowledge with the techniques of applying make-up. As Thespians paint flats for the Junior Class Play, Mr. Roberts looks in bewilderment at creation. Susan Mayberry, Leslie Helwick and Becky Hembree paint flats also. Thespians carry out successful year Top row: Mr. Roberts; sponsor, Paul Setright, Tanya Bensen, Theodore Hopkins, Rolanda Hart, Murlie Colosky, Melody Boyer, Terry Pennington, Leslie Helwick, Colann Domman, Becky Hembree. Top Middle: Leanne Johnson, Sandy Surline, Connie Healey, Dianne Banks, Lynn Sphar, Sandra Gablenz, Faith Emerson, Ava LaDick, Michelle Moore, Shari Collier. Bottom Middle: Gene Wing, Mary Hootman, Donna Kohler, Tanda Jensen, Patricia Mahan, Alice Skordas, Betty Brodsho, Sue Davidson, Karon Williams. Beth Shaffer, Irene Neuman. Bottom: Nancy DePedro, Valri Vivion, Carolyn Smith, Judy Forbes; Treasurer, Judy Suppes; President, Mary Clark; Mee Wing, Dana Fleenor, Cathy Hale, Margret Kaspar. 124 Tri-T Members enjoyed a Tea and Banquet OLD MEMBERS: Top Row left to right: Shari Collier, Janice Carlson, Sandy Weber, Shari Weber, Debra Hughes, Christine Westerbuhr, Kathy Sellenrick-Pres. , Betty Maberry, Lynn Spahr Middle Row Top: L. to R. Sally Gallenbeck, Patrice Parman, Donna Kohler, Eileen Erickson, Sue Davidson, Karen Hombeck, Julie Hall, Karen Ross, Judy Forbes, Virginia Hatley Middle Row Bottom L. to R. Leanne Johnson, Vicki Donaldson, Becky Felton, Cathy Hale, Theresa Clow, Marilyn Engstrom, Colleen Carrico, Betty Brodsho-V. Pres. Alice Skordas, Mee Wing, Sheryl Brown Bottom Row, L. to R. Miss Homig, Tanda Jensen, Cheryl Masson, Linda Killing, Vickie Gilgren, Susan Ogburn, Barbara Fletcher-Sec. Treas. Lorie Engstrom, Valri Vivion, Debra Clements. Tri-T is an honorary Organization for girls maintaining a B or better average. This year, a tea was held at the Womens’ Club for the purpose of getting to know the girls wishing to join the organization. The new members were initiated at a banquet held at the Golden Spike Restaurant. NEW MEMBERS: Top Row, Left to Right: Connie Engstrom, Linda Skordas, Becky Hembree, Barbara Sims, Debbie Davidson, Linda Zimmerman: Middle Row L. to R. Calann Domman, Beth Shaffer, Lois Hall, Susan Mabeiry, Karen Pederson, Connie Healey, Cathy Cornwell Bottom Row, L. to R. Connie Osborne, Ellen McIntosh, Kristie Vivion, Margaret Kaspar, Joyce Anderson, Nancy DePedro, Debbie Lander 125 SPORTS Outlaws faced fighting opponents After losing a hard-fought battle in the season opener to the number one Class A team. Star Valley, the Outlaws came back to defeat two of four rough Class A teams. These victories came over Craig and Evanston, the defeats from Afton and Green River. Rawlins had much more trouble with the tougher Class AA teams gaining victory over one of five played. The victory was at the expense of the rival Rock Springs Tigers, which ended the season on a fine note. The season proved valuable to three individuals, Mike Neuman and Tony Heilman as defensive first team choices on the Southern AA All-Conference Team as a linebacker and a guard respectively. Rich James garnered honorable mention in the halfback position, also on the Southern AA All-Conference team for 1967. home September 1 Afton 13 Rawlins 0 away September 15 Craig 0 Rawlins 37 home September 22 Cheyenne East 19 Rawlins 7 away September 29 Evanston 19 Rawlins 28 away October 6 Cheyenne Central 26 Rawlins 7 home October 13 Laramie 39 Rawlins 7 home October 20 Green River 16 Rawlins 0 home October 27 Casper Natrona 32 Rawlins 9 away November 4 Rock Springs 7 Rawlins 32 Outlaws were a strong 2nd half team 1 to R: Coach Gene Hittner, Head Coach John Maffoni, and Coach Fran Connor Under the experienced guidance of the Rawlins High School Coaching Staff, the mighty Outlaws were able to come up with a 3-6 record for the 1967-1968 season. All through the season the coaches instilled pride and sportsmanship in their players. Many underclassmen gained experience from the veterans of the squad making it a building season for the Outlaws of future years. Back Row- Randy Whitehead, Nels Spilski, Kevin Koroulis, Mark Miller, BiU Shaffer, Steve Peterson, Gary Swanson, Rick Brown, Charles Dunlap, Middle Row- Gordon Shumate, Marty Dirst, Tom Spencer, Rick Capozzoli, Jack Argyle, Mike Grauberger, Mike Grubb, Fred Neuman, Ed Martinez, John Cummings, Bob Phelps, Front Row- Danny Peterson, Bob Clingman, Mike McCann, Dave McCulloch, Tony Heilman, Mike Neuman, Ralph Vasey, Dave Sturm, Rich James, Joel Johnson, Greg Olson, Bill Clark, Rod Miller The outlaws endured many long hours of grueling practice Bill Clark Quarterback Mike Neuman Quarterback Mike Grubb Quarterback Dave Sturm Fullback Rick Brown Fullback John Cummings Fullback Marty Dirst Fullback Jack Argyle Halfback Ed Martinez Halfback Nels Spilski Center Mark Miller Guard Mike McCann Center Dave McCulloch Center Tony Heilman Guard Bill Shaffer Center Danny Peterson Guard Rick Capozzoli Guard Randy Whitehead Guard Rod Miller Tackle Bob Phelps, Tackle Mike Graubereer, End Bob Clingman, End Joel Johnson, End Steve Peterson, End Top Row L to R. Mr. Luft, Coach, Rick Brown, Rod Mathill, Joe Maxon, Dusty Peterson, Dennis Michie, Jack Cairns, Gene Carrico, Kim Engstrom, Gere Loudon, and Head Coach Loendorf. Bottom Row L to R: Pete Wells, manager, Gary Payne, Dan Garrison, Bob Engstrom, Ed Martinez, Mike Patterson, Barry Smyth, Dick Pate, Rick Erickson. 1968 Basketball Varsity, L. to R. - Bill Clark, James Mullen, Gary Eaton, David Sturm, Mike Clark, Head Coach Gene Hittner, Cary Swanson, Neal Forbes, Greg Morrison, Joel Johnson, Coach Warren Loendorf, Mike Grubb, Ralph Vasey, Tony DeHerrera, Bob Clingman, Rick Jones. Kneeling- Dave Woodward, Gary Glascock Rawlins - 57 Rawlins - 59 Rawlins - 62 Rawlins - 52 Rawlins - 45 Rawlins - 67 Rawlins - 63 Rawlins - 69 Rawlins - 46 Rawlins - 43 Rawlins - 59 Rawlins - 48 Rawlins - 53 Rawlins - 77 Rawlins - 82 Rawlins - 59 Rawlins - 64 Rawlins - 55 Evanston - 53 University Prep - 33 Cheyenne - 54 Laramie - 60 Evanston - 52 Rock Springs - 71 Cheyenne Central - 82 Kelly Walsh - 44 Cheyenne East - 68 Cheyenne Central - 62 Green River - 51 Rock Springs - 35 Casper Natrona - 71 Thermopolis - 46 Green River - 55 Thermopolis - 53 Casper Natrona - 69 Laramie - 70 Won 9 Won 2 Lost 9 (regular season) Lost 8 (conference) Regional Tourney at Casper 4th Place Rawlins Rawlins Rawlins Rawlins 47 Casper Natrona - 39 65 Laramie - 67 50 Thermopolis - 44 58 Cheyenne East - 67 Won 2 Lost 2 State Tourney at Laramie Rawlins - 56 Lander - 60 Rawlins - 55 Powell - 64 Won 0 132 Lost 2 Splitting the regular season, 9-9, the Outlaws came out short in the conference standings, 2 wins, 8 losses. With the regular season ended, the hoopmen journeyed to Casper for the Southern Class A A Regional Tournament. The basketballers faced Casper Natrona in their first game, hoping to come out victorious after a double overtime squeaker with Natrona in their last meeting of the regular season. Their hopes were realized as they trounced the Mustangs, 47-39. They then faced the perennial power of Laramie and lost a close one, 65-67. Moving to the loser's side of the bracket, Rawlins beat Thermopolis, 50-44, Big Men Checking on Assignments and therefore qualified for the state tournament. The Outlaws met East in their next game for third and fourth places, but came out on the short end, 58-67. After a week of hard practice, the men of the hardcourt traveled to Laramie for the state tournament and met Lander in the first game. After fighting a close game all the way, the Tigers pulled off a four point victory, 56-60. Facing the wizards of the north, Powell, Rawlins was eliminated by a score of 55-64. The Outlaws ended die season with an overall record of 11 wins, and 13 losses. Head coach Gene Hittner led a squad of young players sprinkled with veterans, the program listings putting the accent on the future. Co-captains for the 16 letterman team were Joel Johnson and David Sturm. Two members also garnered all-conference honors, Joel Johnson and Mike Grubb. The year's scoring honors go to Mike Grubb with a total of 326 points, followed by Greg Morrison with 263. Tops in rebounding is awarded to Joel Johnson with 262, followed closely by Greg Morrison, 227, and Mike Grubb, 206. The highest field goal percentage with at least 50 attempts was .374 by Mike Grubb. Rawlins outscored all opponents, 1391 to 1369. With all phases considered, 1968 was a fair year for basketball at RHS. Very interesting! 133 Battling under the bucket. Time out! Where's Sue? Little men play around the hoop. At right Splinter Pickers 134 Junior Varsity, L. to R. - Nels Spilski, Bobby McNees, Jim Mullen, Neal Forbes, Gary Swanson, Gary Eaton, Tony DeHerrera, Rick Jones, Randy Whitehead. The understudies Frosh, L. to R. - Barry Smyth, Stanley Greene, Harvey Dunham, Ralph Glenn, Dusty Peterson, Jack Cairns, Tom Jones, Bill Nation, Ken Carrico, Rod Mathill, Kim Engstrom, Dick Pate, Roy Torres, Bobby Franks. 135 Varsity, Front Row, L to R: Rod Miller, George Johnson. Middle Row, L to R: Carl Miller, Stan Woodward. Back Row, L to R: Steve Sun, Steve Dunn, manager. RAWLINS- -SCORE OPPONENT-SCORE Rawlins 15 Laramie 34 Rawlins 33 Saratoga 12 Rawlins 28 Rock Springs 30 Rawlins 21 Evanston 31 Rawlins 14 Green River 38 Rawlins 28 Saratoga 23 Rawlins 11 Green River 37 Rawlins 27 Kemmerer 21 Rawlins 15 Wheatland 35 Rawlins 21 Riverton 29 Rawlins 9 Lander 39 Rawlins 5 Natrona 46 Rawlins 25 Kelly Walsh 19 Season Record Won 14 Lost 9 SWAC Tournament 5th Place Evanston Tournament 3rd Place State Tournament 13th Place Tidwell, Gregg Olson, Fred Morgan, Head Coach Bob Watson, Gary Olson, Gordon Shumate, Coach Gary Skordas, Mark Miller, Gilbert Mascarenas, Gregg EVANSTON TOURNAMENT Gilbert Mascarenas 112 lbs. 1st Stan Watson 133 lbs. 1st Rod Miller HWT. 1st Gregg Olson 120 lbs. 2nd Fred Morgan 127 lbs. 3rd Gordon Shumate 165 lbs. 3rd George Tidwell 138 lbs. 4 tli Carl Miller 145 lbs. 4th Mark Miller 180 lbs. 4th SWAC TOURNAMENT Rod Miller HWT. 3rd STATE TOURNAMENT Gilbert Mascarenas 112 lbs. 5th George Tidwell 138 lbs. 5th Rod Miller HWT. 5th 136 Wake Up, Vern! Quit foolin' around, this is no time for a piggyback ride! The Outlaw matmen received some fine performances out of the younger personnel in the 67-68 season. Under fine guidance from the coaching staff and the upperclassmen, the year proved to be a valuable building season as fine young material got much experience in the wily ways of wrestlers. The senior members held their own very well as they all had very fine records. Co-captains for the year were Gregg Olson and George Tidwell. The past two years have been proven to be well worth the time as the Outlaws garnered 3rd place in the Southern Wyoming Athletic Conference Tournament, and 13th in the State Tournament. Many of the members won matches, although they didn't place. Rawlins was well represented on the mat this year, credit due to the desire of the wrestlers themselves, and to Coach Johnson and to Coach Woodward. Don't Break Him, Rod ! Seniors with the third place trophy won in the Evanston Tournament L to R: Rod Miller, Gregg Olson, Coach Woodward, George Tidwell, Head Coach Johnson, 1 37 Fred Morgan. Harry The Ref is trying to qualify for the Olympics! Front Row L. to R: Barry Smyth, Gere Loudon, Rick Brown, Don Norris, Jack Argyle, Don Pierson, Rick Jones, Kevin Koroulis, Dave Walker, Second Row, L. to R. Dennis Michie, Dick Thompson, Steve Peterson, Steve Sun, Eddie Martinez, Johnny Martinez. Third Row L. to R. Bobby Franks, Kim Engstrom, Jim Mullen, Neal Forbes, Gary Eaton, Charles Dunlap, Dave Woodard, Manager. Bottom Row, L. to R. Ralph Vasey, David Sturm, Gary Glascock, Manager, Lee Norris, Mike Grubb, Ken Pierson. This year was definitely a building year for die Outlaw track team. More than half of the spots, left by graduating seniors last year, were filled by underclassmen, especially sophomores. There were eight out of the fourteen track members that were sophomores. Head coach Fran Connor and assistant coach John Maffoni received outstanding performances from a few thin-classmen like Neal Forbes in the high jump, Lee Norris in the two-mile run, Don Pierson in the hurdles, and Jack Argyle in the hurdles and broad jump. Although lacking experience, the Outlaws represented diemselves well placing in most of their meets. They took second place in both the Green River and Rock Springs triangular meets, fifth place in the Casper Invitational s and the Southern A A Conference meet. Things went perfectly as the Outlaws captured first place in the Craig Invitational. Not faring so well in die Riverton Relays and the Cheyenne Invitational, the team got tendi place of nineteen teams, and ninth place of fifteen teams respectively. Three members journeyed to the State Track Meet. They were Jack Argyle in the hurdles and broad jump, Ralph Vasey in the Shotput, and Neal Forbes in the high jump. 'This is fun??' Boy ! That Hulky has style ! Last one to finish is a Rotten egg ! Disc-jockey Dave. Run on I'll shoot! No matter what, I've got to be the first one to lunch ! 139 Congratulations to RAWLINS COMMUNITY Graduates of '68 NORTHERN GAS CO. For the greatest natural conveniences use Natural Gas. The Place for Gas Appliances 322 4th Street Rawlins, Wyoming Phone 324-2723 Valri Vivion 4-H To Make the Best Better 1968 Officers President - Marty Martin Vice Pres. - Bob Phelps Secretary - Sue Davidson Treasurer - Karen Olson Reporter - Mary Ann Ricketts Historian - Karen Hornbeck Larry Anderson, Tom Seith, and Ron Page J.C.’S CARBON COUNTY JUNIOR MISS Leadership training through Civic Training JEFFREY BOWLING LANES Congratulations to the Class of '68 1917 West Spruce Phone 324-3767 SINCLAIR LANES The Ultimate in Bowling Pleasure A complete line of Bowling Accessories With our modern Pro-Shop your ball is fitted and drilled right here. GENE’S SPORTING GOODS For the Finest in Sporting Goods Camping Equipment Tackle Skis Golf Equipment Hunting Equipment 410 W. Cedar Rawlins, Wyoming Phone 324-3853 BI-RITE DRUG Prescription Specialists' School Supplies Cosmetics Candy, Ice Cream Magazines Photographic Equipment Fishing Tackle Toys, Sundries Hunting Supplies 511 W. Buffalo THEREXALLSTORE Phone 324-3401 Carla Carmain, Gene Carrico, Karen Olson, Brady K aft, and Colleen Carrico Enjoy A W ROOT BEER Quick Service ' Drinks ' Desserts ' Orders to go Located on Highway 30 ELKS CLUB NO. 609 -gE� ■ 18 v Where you meet all Your Friends PERKINS’ CONOCO Phone 324-2581 Washing Lubricating Mufflers Tail Pipes 403 W. Buffalo Rawlins, Wyoming Now located on the west edge of town. Congratulations To THE SENIOR CLASS 1968 And Best Wishes For The Future THE FOX-SKYLINE THEATRES ADAMS RESTAURANT For Delicious American and Italian Foods The BEST in Eating Enjoyment With your Host and Hostess--Bill and Ruth Koontz TRY Our Famous SMORGASBORD Every Tuesday and Saturday Nights Call 324-2226 for Reservations DANA FLEENOR COATS DRESSES SUITS AND SPORTSWEAR - all at Bonnie's 515 W. Cedar Rawlins, Wyoming Phone 324-3871 WILLOW INN AND TEAK Open 24 Hours a day on Highway 30 Rawlins Most Complete Super Market Oven Fresh Bakery Choice Meats Nationally Advertised Canned Foods Freshest in Produce Phone 324-3540 Rawlins, Wyoming Rrf'Z'H'S StiPZP S16PZ 6th AND MAPLE STREETS 24-Hour Service We Never Close GAY JOHNSON’S New Travel Center We Honor All Major Credit Cards Truck Stop Oil Gas Diesel Tires Batteries Bear Precision Wheel Balancing Pick-Up Delivery Service Restaurant Coffee Shop Luxury with economy prices Becky Hembree, Charlene Wilson KARL’S CLOTHES SHOP THE BOOTERY Rawlins Leading Men’s Store Rawlins Leading Shoe Store Just Remodeled West Highway 30 Phone 324-3463 122 5th St. Phone 324-5081 Mary Hootman, Donna Kohler RAWLINS GAS OIL CO. Wholesale Distributor Mobilgas - Mobiloils Deisel Heating Fuel Deliveries 324-4641 504 E. Cedar St. Rawlins, Wyoming 6 WANTED! More Classes Like 8 c o N G R A T U L A RAWLINS T POLICE DEPARTMENT MARTIN’S BODY SHOP Expert Work by Experts Complete Body Repairing Painting Insurance Estimates Welcomed Auto Glass Installed Fast Efficient Service 301 Mahoney Phone 324-2851 Rawlins, Wyoming GLASS for every purpose! .Auto Glass .Table Tops .Mirrors .Window Glass .Glass Blocks .Metal Sash .Store Front Construction MABERRYGLASS SHOP 324-4112 213 2nd Rawlins, Wyoming JAY’S DRIVE INN Sandwiches—Basket Burger—Beef Burger Cheeseburger—Bar-B-Que Beef—Hot Dogs DRINKS Shakes and Malts — Freezes—Root Beer—Orange Coke—Coffee—Milk—Hot Chocolate Iced Tea — Lemonade—Grape DESSERTS Banana Splits—Sundaes—Sodas Floats—Cones All Orders Can Be Prepared To Go Fast Service Dial 324-4661 Located on Highway 30 GOOD LUCK SENIORS! CHILDRESS ELECTRIC CONGRATULATIONS! To the Class of '68 from For all of your Electrical and Neon Sign Sales and Service RAWLINS FRANCHISED NEW CAR AND TRUCK DEALERS Commercial, Industrial, and Residential Refrigeration Jack Sintek, Owner Phone 324-3831 417 West 6th Street Lefforge Motor Company Leiber Motor Company McGee-Murphy Incorporated McMahon Motors J. A. Chevrolet - Cadillac Uptown Motors Serving Rawlins Rawlins, Wyo. and Surrounding Communities Jim Finkbiner DRIVE DEFENSIVELY. LIME YOUR INSURANCE RATES DEPEND ON IT. LIVESTOCK FEED AND SUPPLY CO. Defensive driving can prevent a lot of accidents each year. Make it a habit! And for a good value in auto, life and homeowners insurance, make State Farm a habit. See me soon I Grains and supplies for all livestock TRY US! 324-5061 East Cedar St. Dave Emerson STATE FARM INSURANCE COMPANIES Home Offices: Bloomington, Illinois P6641 Rawlins, Wyoming H. LARSEN, INC. WESTERN AUTO Rawlins' Most Modern Hardware Store The Family Store As close as your telephone Hardware, Paint, Glass, and Lumber Catalog Order Center Lawn Garden Supplies Housewares Cliff and Madeline Forbes Owners Serving the Public Since 1889 208 W. Lincoln Highway Phone 324-2566 Rawlins, 403 W. Cedar Wyoming SALT CREEK FREIGHTWAYS Wyoming Company Best Family Entertainment Buy for Wyoming Channel 2-KTWO 3-CBS 4-NBC 5-KWGN 6-ABC 2-FM Casper Denver Denver Denver Denver Radio Music TELEPROMPTER OF RAWLINS CABLE TV People Phone 324-3251 Rawlins, Wyoming LOANS WYDISCO A COMPLETE LOAN SERVICE J. A. CHEVROLET AND CADILLAC Personal Furniture Auto E.M. Ed Tierney--Manager Your authorized dealer in the Rawlins Area DIAL 324-2045 Ferris Hotel Building 304 West Cedar 324-2744 fel-Kite MARKET GROCERY SHORTY’S GARAGE AUTO TRUCK REPAIRING 24- Hour Towing Wrecker Service Quality Meats and Groceries FOUR FREE DAILY DELIVERIES Work done on ALL MAKES Jay and Laurel Clements 405 W. Buffalo St. Call 324-2521 or 324-2681 CALL 324-4554 1119 W. MAPLE CHUCK'S TOYS HOBBIES CREDIT BUREAU OF CARBON COUNTY We Carry Toys For All Ages --Games --Dolls --Hobby Supplies --Hand Crafts --Records A child learns through play. Call 324-3140 Or Come Down 212 5th Master Dry Cleaner's Staff Local in Nature-International in Scope Guard your credit as a sacred trust Ferguson Bldg.--Rawlins 324-3466 --Dry Cleaning --Drive-In Window --Delivery Service MASTER DRY CLEANERS --815 West Spruce Phone 324-3681 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF '6 8 Remember: Free College Checking Accounts Banking by Mail - We Pay the Postage Rawlins' Largest and Strongest Financial Institution THE RAWLINS NATIONAL BANK MEMBER F.D.I.C. For the Finest Products and Service You can always depend upon Your nearby Standard Oil Dealer! Patronize Him! Service Stations Consumers Gasoline Company Dave's Standard Service El Rancho Standard John's Standard Service Shorty's Garage 221 East Cedar 5th Spruce 18th Spruce 5th Buffalo 1119 West Spruce JOBBER CONSUMERS GASOLINE COMPANY Contact the PIONEER LUMBER COMPANY I'’: jHyc i ftttvumr — 1 BIG JOB CONSULT US Gene Wing and Mee Wing WING’S CAFE KOMAC PAINT BUILDING SUPPLIES PERMANENT PIGMENT ART SUPPLIES 9th Buffalo Rawlins, Wyoming Phone 324-3329 in the heart of Downtown Rawlins OPEN 24 HOURS A complete menu of fine Chinese and American foods served in a pleasant atmosphere! Carry-out orders to go at any time Dial 324-9907 401 West Cedar Congratulations To The Class Of 1968 From the home of “BLUE RIBBON SERVICE Compliment h first fiatfonal Bank Rawi.iivs.Wvomwg NEIGHBORS OF Best Wishes WOODCRAFT To The Class of '68 Adult and Juvenile WYOMING WHOLESALE DISTRIBUTORS, INC. Insurance Serving Rawlins Through The Years Service for many years Since Life Insurance with a 1946 Heart O’ George Koroulis, President 632 East Cedar Rawlins, Wyoming Phone 324-3416 Savings Accounts Home Loans Other Services Joyce Anderson Mrs. Wilson Where You Save Does Make A Difference THE RAWLINS FEDERAL SAVINGS LOAN ASSOCIATION Need GREETINGS from Concrete? VERN WOOD Home Your Photographer” Walk-ways Drive-ways -o Patio's ww MILLER REDI-MIX, INC. IS READY TO SERVE YOU If it can be done Photographically We can do it . . . (Located East of Rawlins) 309 5th Street Phone 324-4691 Phone 324-2661 For all your dairy needs-At your door or at your store-Cream O'Weber Dairy Products All fresh and ready for you HARRIS INSURANCE AGENCY INSURANCE FOR EVERY NEED -CASUALITY -AUTOMOBILE -FIRE -LIFE WYOMING DAIRY 310 West Buffalo Phone 324-2726 519 1 2 West Spruce Rawlins, Wyoming Phone 324-2252 RIDE THE HOT ONE best wishes to Class of 1968 BERGES JEWELRY -Gifts for all occasions -Art Carved diamonds -Accutron by Bulova -Watch repair -Diamonds reset hottest brand Bulova - Longine - Whittnauer The finest in time pieces PENMAN’S CONOCO 5th Spruce 324-9949 507 West Cedar Phone 324-3722 LASCO BEVERAGE COMPANY Rawlins' most complete beverage distributors All your favorite brands of beverages in stock for your drinking convenience Located to serve you at 624 East Cedar Phone 324-2156 Carbon County's Official and Most Widely Read Newspaper We care about what happens in Rawlins and we want you to know about it, immediately.” TIMES STATIONERS CONGRATULATIONS Class of '68 MAY YOUR FUTURE BE ALL ELECTRIC MRS. WINZENRIED - JOYCE ANDERSON PACIFIC POWER LIGHT RAWLINS, WYOMING DAVE’S STANDARD SERVICE Wheel Alignment 24 Hour Service Lubrication Complete Auto Service Tune-ups Wheel Balancing Battery Service State inspection Station CONGRATULATIONS RAWLINS GRADUATES COMPLIMENTS OF —t‘ rsl D DR. W.W. BAUMAN OPTOMETRIST Phone 324-2001 313 Fourth Street Rawlins, Wyoming Adolph Medina, Jr. Owner 502 W. Spruce Phone 324-9930 STAN MASSON'S SINCLAIR AUTO REPAIR Box 364 JOBS DAUGHTERS BETHEL 45 Sinclair, Wyoming 82334 Karen Pedersen, Sharon Muir, James Crook, Floyd Gonzales SMYTH’S DEPARTMENT STORE Red Carpet Service For Fine Clothes For The Whole Family L.M. OLSON, INC. Commercial General Contractors Residential Concrete Work A11 types of Dirt Work Crane Rental Industrial Free Estimates Cabinet Work Call 324-3531 or 324-3532 RASMUSSON FURNITURE Fine Furniture Since 1881 -S lusrus rcxr RCA Television Stereo Whirlpool Appliances Firth Alexander Smith Carpets Armstrong Floor Covering Draperies Broyhill Furniture Tell City Furniture Mersman Tables Flexsteel Furniture Berkline Recliners 316 West Cedar Phone 324-2781 HI-WAY DRUG STORE, INC. Prescription Specialists Cameras Film Magazines Toys Sundries A11 Name Line Cosmetics 819 W. Spruce Phone 324-2361 FERGUSON MERCANTILE COMPANY Rawlins and Wamsutter For quality food and Merchandise shop Ferguson’s C. W. Keldsen, President C. E. Stratton, Vice-President R. Christensen, Secretary Treasurer R. G. Engstrom K. W. Keldsen, Director Highway 30 in Rawlins Rick Mentick FAA Approved Maintenance Radio Repair Annual Inspection Flight Instructions Phone 324-4446 RAWLINS AIRCRAFT 24-Hour Airport Servicing R.H.S. Annual Staff Business Managers Juniors: Connie Osborne, Mee Wing Seniors: Valri Vivion, Ron Rothenberger Members of R.H.S. FBLA entertained Rock Springs at a Verb Cast by National President Bill Drengler CARMAIN Funeral Home ’’ALWAYS FIRST QUALITY” Ladies’ Wear Men's Wear Children's Wear Clothing of All Types Shoes 324-3062 Ambulance Service 701 West Spruce 414 W. Cedar 324-2131 We are here to SERVE The Best Place YOUR SEWING NEEDS For Everything” FIRST NATIONAL BANK BUILDING 324-2802 In --BUILDING MATERIALS --LUMBER SUPPLIES 502 W. Cedar Call 324-3442 front row, left to right, Dr. W. W. Bauman, Frank Maxson, Russell E. Stout, Donald A. Peterson, Back row, Walter Moriarity, L. E. Banker, Chad Shaffer, Leonard Page, Wm. R. Engstrom, Dr. D. F. Michie, Dr. J. W. Johnson, Absent is Craig Carmain. L iberty _ ntelligence ur N _ ation’s BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF THE LIONS CLUB afety JOE’S SUPER SERVICE Your Friendly Mobil Dealer Complete Car Care 23rd Spruce Phone 324-9893 RAWLINS RACEWAYS Slot Racing Family Hobby Center 109 Wyoming Phone 324-2123 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1968 FROM THE EMPLOYEES OF SINCLAIR REFINING COMPANY Sinclair AN INDUSTRY INTERESTED IN THE FUTURE OF WYOMING AND CARBON COUNTY THE BETTER GASOLINE Seniors: Shari Collier Karon Williams An After-Game Dance L. to R. Joe Zwierzycki, Brady Kraft, Rod Miller, Lesa Lockhart, and Ron Rothenberger L. to R. Debbie Lander, Marilyn Engstrom, Shelly Musgrave, Carla Carmain, and Karen Hornbeck JOB’S DAUGHTERS, BETHEL 3 People on the go We Seek to Improve Go SAFEWAY and Elevate the Character of Man Be a Smart Shopper RAWLINS and ODDFELLOWS Shop at Your LODGE NO. 4 SAFEWAY STORE Sponsors United Nations Youth Pilgrimage Little League Baseball For all your needs Men's Bowling Team Ladies Bowling Team Youth Bowling Program on Highway 30 JOHN’S SERVICE Propane Gasoline ♦Fuel Oil Cut-Rate BUILD-RITE Best for Less LUMBER AND SUPPLY Your Building Supply Headquarters Lumber McMurtry Paints Phone 324-9915 Carpenter Supplies West Highway 30 Hardware Supplies Plumbing Supplies Electrical Supplies Build Right with Materials Rawlins, Wyoming from Build-Rite 712 E. Murray Call 324-2512 GILLILAN An After-game Dance auto INSURANCE FRIENDLY FINANCE fire All types of bonds Be sure. . . Insure with Gill Phone 324-4500 603 West Spruce life KELLY'S OIL COMPANY Wholesale distributor of Fire Chief Gasoline and Havoline Motor Oil DANFORD’S TEXACO 19th 7 Spruce TEXACO CHUCK’S TEXACO 121 W. Cedar RAWLINS TRAVELODGE 1500 West Spruce Karen Olson and Vicki Donaldson are writing thank you notes to the businessmen who purchased ads. RADIO Equipped Day or Night 103 4th Street MAXSON REALTY Rawlins, Wyoming TOM’S BODY SHOP COMPANY COMPLETE BODY extends Repairing and Repainting Best Wishes to the Class of '68' Auto Painting Specialists Insurance of all Kinds ' Wrecks Rebuilt Frame Straightening 24-hour Wrecker Service Complete Glass Installation The best in Car, Home, and Life Insurances 307 5th Street Call 324-4600 Day Phone 324-5432 Night Phone 324-3542 Estimates Cheerfully Given Located at 604 East Cedar St. C.I.G. Colorado Interstate Gas ComDanv Congratulations to 68 Seniors TRAILER SPOT CO. Yamaha Motorcycles We can provide you with Motorcycle Parts Full-time Mechanic Aristocrat Trailers Muntez Auto Stereos (Murray Daniels) Owner 320 West Maple 324-4767 BALLARD’S MEAT WILD GAME PROCESSING WHOLESALE RETAIL MEATS CUSTOM CUT . FINEST QUALITY Call 324-3171 . 413 W. Buffalo . Rawlins RAWLINS CORRAL Lowest Prices Anywhere Square Dance and Western Wear Headquarters 314 West Cedar CITY STEAM DRY FUR LAUNDRY CLEANING STORAGE Phone 324-2771 315 5th Street DON’S RADIO AND TV REPAIR Service on all makes of television and radio Admiral - - Motorola Television Sales We provide a written guarantee on service and parts Don Peterson, Owner Rawlins, Wyoming 516 Colorado 324-3969 FOSTER’S PLUMBING AND HEATING SERVICE your brand name plumber Plumbing-Installation Repairing-Water Heaters Industrial-plumbing Residential - Commercial SAD LODGI Enjoy our wonderful Accommodations and 5th Spruce Rawlins, Wyoming Phone 324-2791 Phone 324-2591 303 W. Buffalo See our great display of Wyoming Jade Rawlins, Wyoming Owners: Mr. Mrs. Pete Mitchell THE GOLDEN SPIKE Coffee Shop Dining Room Lounge Banquet Facilities Fast, Efficient Service 1617 W. Spruce St. Phone 324-2284 Rawlins, Wyo. GrcumMed The Friendly Store Tops in Fine Quality Goods And Hunter's Headquarters in Rawlins Sporting Gear Guns and Ammunition Hunting Fishing Licenses Phone 324-2701 512 W. Cedar NEUMAN TRANSIT CO., INC. Service that Serves For Your General Transportation Needs Since 1914 Rawlins, Wyoming 324-3481 VENICE CAFE AND BAR Pizza at its Best Open 24 hours Daily 7 Days a Week Italian and American Food Rawlins, Wyoming Phone 324-9928 1240 Dedicated to the Complete Public Interest of the Listening Community MEYERS STUDIO Photographs for Every Occasion Portraits Weddings Babies Confirmations Communions Graduations Frames Old Photographs Copied and Restored Let us be your photographer 217 4th Rawlins, Wyo. Phone 324-4041 KILBURNTIRECO. Jack Williams, Manager COMPLETE TIRE SERVICE Passenger Truck Tractor Retreading Tire Repair Batteries Mufflers Minor Tune-up Washing Lubrication Brake Service Phone 324-3212 115 West Cedar St. Rawlins, Wyoming Salesmen of R.H.S. These four girls have sold the most ads to finance the 1967-1968 annual. RAWLINS CENTENNIAL 1868— 1968 AS RAWLINS HAS GROWN . . . SO HAVE OUR ADVERTISERS AND BOOSTERS WE THANK YOU FOR YOUR HELP AND HOPE YOUR CONTINUED BUSINESS SUCCESS Rawlins in 1916 American Legion J. R. Armstrong, Attorney ART FLORAL RANS BAKER, GUNSMITH Drs. Baltzell, Kavaney Larson Barbara Shoppe C. L. Bateg, Attorney Ben FRANKLIN S. K. Briggs, Attorney Brimmer and Brimmer, Attorney Bronco Drivin' Brown and Lahrman Bucking Horse Lodge Bush Motors CEDAR CHEVRON Ernie's Sinclair Alignment Ferris Barbara Shoppe HARRIS JEWELRY D. T. Helwig Hi-Top Motel IDEAL FURNITURE IKE'S HUSKY Harold Johnson, Attorney DR. J. W. JOHNSON KASPAR'S PHILLIPS 66 Ken Keldsen, Attorney KINNAMAN SUPPLY KIRKEENG INSURANCE LEROY'S OIL COMPANY Rawlins in 1968 Lloyd's Taxidermy Studio Marinello Beauty Shop DR. McNAMARA DR. FISHBURN David F. Michie, D.D.S. Model Cleaners Morgan Pharmacy Leonard A. Page, CPA Dr. Pepper, Dentist PURPLE SAGE MOTEL Harold Rand, CPA RASMUSSON-SHRINER MORTUARY Rawlins Distributing Company Rawlins Floral and Gift Shop RAWLINS MOTEL RAWLINS SAND GRAVEL Rawlins Sanitary Collection Rawlins Self-Service Laundry Rawlins Trailer Court Rawlins Travelodge Eugene R. Reynders, CPA Sahara Phillips 66 SEARS ROEBUCK Seminoe Service SERVICE CLEANERS Sinclair Sundries JOHN C. SJOGREN, LATH PLASTER CONTRACTOR ROBERT JACK SMITH ASSOCIATES Square Shooters Eating House Stanford' s SUNNYSIDE GROCERY SUNSET SERVICE STATION Superior Tailors Synder's Communication Tom's Texaco Uptown Motel Venice Norge Village Walter's Bakery Index -A- -C- Adams, Karen Lynn 45 Allen, Linda Diane 33, 104, 114 Allen, Robert Thomas 45, 100 Alston, Steven Deward 33,98,99 Anderson, Beverly Jean 55,98,99 Anderson, Donna Rae 45, 103 Anderson, Joyce Lorraine 45,85, 100, 108, 115, 116, 122, 123,125,155, 158 Anderson, Larry V. 55, 141 Anderson, Wanda June 13 Aranda, Bruce Herman 102, 104 Aranda, Larry Melvin 13 Archuleta, Beverly Gloria 45 Archuleta, Cindy 55, 105, 107 Archuleta, Pete 55 Arellano, James Edward 33 Arguello, Debra M. 55, 110 Arguello, Dorothy Ann 13,110 Arguello, Ethel Lorraine 45, 110 Arguello, James Thomal 45 Argyle, Jack Ray 33,78,79,85,112, 118, 128,129, 138 Austin, Steve, 119 Aydelott, Robert Lynn 13,71,76, 100 Aylsworth, Marforie 13,76,91,106,122,123 -B- Baca, Helen June 45, 104 Ballard, Marty Carol 45 Baker, Gem Lynnette 45, 108, 115 Baker, Robert Lynn 45 Banks, Dianne 13, 108, 109,110, 119,124 Barela, Bonnie Jean 33, 104 Bartlett, Colin Gary 45 Beck, Robert LaVon 55 Beedie, Clyde R. 55,77, 100 Belew, Penny Allene 45, 115, 119 Bell, Jack Eugene 13,85,86,96,97,112,118 Bellamy, Vernon Lee 45, 137 Benedict, Jim Vichiel 33, 79 Bennet, Jargon David 13,70,71, 111 Bensen, Tanya Lee 13,70,71,90,114,124 Bernal, Lillian Patsy 33, 114 Binford, Mary Lou 85,55, 114 Bloomenrader, Phyllis G. 55,99, 107, 108 Bond, Kathy Ann 45, 108, 115 Bonnett, Allen Dean 45, 76, 99, 98, 100, 101 Bonnett, Delores Lynn 33, 110 Bonnett, Lee Willard 46,98,99 Boyer, Deena M. 55 Boyer, Edith Nadene 55 Boyer, Melody A. 55, 114, 117, 124 Brake, Patty F. 55, 114 Brandt, Harold Lee 46 Brister, Eddie Patrick 55, 100 Brizar, Margie Lenor 46, 106, 108 Brodsho, Betty Ann 33, 79, 96, 97, 111,112, 124, 125 Brooks, Patricia S. 55, 114 Brown, Mary E. 56, 110 Brown, Rick W. 56, 128, 129, 131, 138 Brown, Sheryl Ann 14, 30, 66,67, 71, 90, 100, 109, 112,113,123, 125 Brox, Rob William 33, 77, 100, 122, 123 Bryant, Gordon Michael 46 Bryant, Wilbur Eugene 14, 102 Burke, Barbara Ruth 46 Burlin, Karina 14,31,32,74,100,109,112,122,123 Bynum, William Randolph 46 Cairns, Christine Marie 56, 110 Cairns, Jack Lavoy 56, 131, 135 Cairns, Linda Ann 33 Callis, Terry Alan 56 Camm, Robert Alan 14,71,90,102,118 Capozzoli, Danny Ray 46 Capozzoli, Richard Joseph 34,79,84, 120, 121, 128, 130 Carden, Donald Alvin 46, 120, 121 Carden, Ronald Allan 46 Carlson, Janice Eileen 14, 103, 109, 112, 114, 125 Carlson, Robert David 34, 103 Carmain, Carla Marie 34,98,99, 108, 142, 165 Carrico, Colleen Cay 34,79, 108, 112, 114, 119, 120, 122, 123, 125 Carrico, Kenneth Eugene 56, 131, 135, 142 Casto, Andrea Nora 34, 113 Cattles, William Roger 56,98,99 Cecchin, Peter Joe 56 Chacon, Edward Micheal 56 Chacon, Lorraine Cicilia 46, 105, 108 Chapman, Micheal Luke, 56 Chester, Lily 46, 110,115 Christensen, Janet 14,71,109,110,111,122,123 Christofferson, Paul Martin 46 Cisneros, June JoAnn 46 Clark, Bill James 14, 118, 128, 129, 132 Clark, Mary Alyce 14, 70, 71, 121, 124 Clark, Michael John 34,80, 132 Clements, Debra Jo 14,71,75, 125 Clements, John Hugh 56, 100 Clements, Tamara K. 46 Clingman, Robert Eugene 15,75,118,128,131,132 Clow, Theresa Lea 34, 79, 85, 108, 117, 125 Cole, Carla Jean 34, 102, 104, 114 Collier, Carol Ann 34, 108 Collier, Shari Ann 15,85, 109, 112, 124, 125, 165 Colosky, Murlie Louanza 56,84, 108, 114, 120, 121, 124 Conyers, Gail Alvin 46 Cook, Margaret Mary 56, 114 Cook, Shirley Joan 15, 102 Coons, L. Christine 56, 110, 114 Cornwell, Kathryn Lynn 46, 115, 125 Cozort, Elden Mann 15,85,86, 112 Cozort, Fanny Jo 105 Craig, Patrice Katherine 15, 104, 105, 110 Craig, Patricia Kathleen 15 Crane, Mary Ann 56,99, 108 Crook, James Lindsay 15, 102, 122, 123, 159 Crook, Karen 46, 105, 108, 110 Crook, Thomas Wight 34 Crum, Kerry Devin 46 Cruz, Barbara Ruth 34, 46 Cruz, Cleo 15,86, 102, 104 Cruz, David 56 Cumberland, Robert Clarence 46, 98, 99 Cummings, John Scott 34, 78, 79, 128, 129 -D- Danford, Richard Allen 46 Davidson, Dale Marlin 46 Davidson, Deborah Jean 56, 99, 108, 125 Davidson, Harlan William 46 Davidson, Lora Lee 56 Davidson, Suellen Louise 46, 98, 99, 108, 120, 121, 124,125,159 Davies, Gloria Ann 56,99 Davis, Carolyn Louise 46 Davis, Ronald Lee 34, 104 Davis, Susan Lee 56 DeHerrera, Angie Elizabeth 15, 106 DeHerrera, Anthony A. 47,80, 132, 135 DeHerrera, Barbara Jean 16, 110 DeHerrera, Esther Juliana 47, 106 DePedro, Nancy Lee 16, 119, 124, 125 Dirst, Colette Anne 56 Dirst, Martin Joseph 34, 128, 129 Dixon, Bill 56 Dixon, Floyd W. 56 Domman, Calann Louise 56,85,98,99, 124, 125 Donaldson, Vicki Lynn 34,96,108, 114,119,125, 168, 173 Dunham, Harvey Allin 56, 135 Dunlap, Charles Ray 47, 100, 101, 128, 130, 138 Dunlap, Dwight Edward 16,76,85,100,101,112 Dunn, Gregory Dale 34, 136 Dunn, Judy 47, 100, 108 Dunn, Karen 35, 108, 110 Duran, Lucille 35 -E- Ealy, Debra 47, 110 Eaton, Gary Dwain 47, 80, 132, 135, 138 Ehli, Dennis Robert 57 Eliopulos, John James 45,75, 122, 123 Emerson, Faith Jean 35, 104, 105, 108, 114, 124 Endsley, Janila Sue 16, 100, 103, 109, 119, 122, 123 Engle, Virginia Kay 57, 108 Engstrom, Connie Lee 57,84,85, 110, 111, 122, 123, 125 Engstrom, Ernest Wayne 47, 103 Engstrom, Kim Louis 57, 131, 135, 138 Engstrom, Loris Ann 16,76,84,85,86,91,100,101, 112, 122, 123, 125 Engstrom, Marilyn Jean 35,86, 108, 109, 110, 112, 114, 120, 121, 122, 123, 125 Engstrom, Robert Woodrow 57, 100, 131 Epp, Ardith Ann 56, 108, 110 Erickson, JJecky Louise 47 Erickson, Eileen Linda 47, 108, 125 Erickson, Richard James 57, 131 Espinoza, Maria 47 Eyre, Cynthia 35,79, 100, 108 Eyre, Paul E. 57, 100, 111 -F- Felton, Becky Sue 35, 125 Finkbiner, Jim Ray 35, 78, 79, 148 Fishwild, Katherine Fay 57, 98, 99 Fleenor, Dana Lynn 35, 104, 108, 124, 145 Fletcher, Barbara Jeanne 16,86,93,96, 100, 109, 112,114,125 Flores, Arselia 47 Flores, Jerry Patrick 57 Flynn, Patricia 47 Forbes, Judy Ann 16,66,67, 100, 112, 119, 124, 125 Forbes, Neal Lee 47, 132, 135, 138 Forney, Carol 57 Forney, Charles Ronnold 64 Forney, Roger Lee 64 Kdrsberg, Elizabeth Lorraine 57,86, 111, 114 ■Tranks, Pauline 35, 105, 108 Franks, Robert Ray 57, 135, 138 Frazier, Micheal Dean 16 Fristoe, John Rocklin 16 -G- Gablenz, Kent Ray 47, 100 Gablenz, Marsha 35, 104, 108 Gablenz, Sandra Lee 17, 105, 109, 114, 124 Gallegos, Juanita Patsy 17, 102 Gallenbeck, Sally Arlene 48, 125 Galyean, Lavada Jo 58 Garcia, Carmen Loudean 58, 105, 108, 110 Garcia, Corine Elizabeth 50, 108 Garcia, David Joseph 35 Garcia, Raymond 35 Garcia, Raymond 48 Garcia, Theresa 107 Garrison, Mike Joseph 17, 112 Garrison, Daniel G. 58, 131 Garrison, Ronald Dean 79, 112, 135, 151 Garvin, Deborah Ann 58, 110 Garvin, Judy 108 Genz, Dean Alan 17 Gilbert, Sandra Lee 58 Gilgren, Vickie 17,84,85,86,125 Gilley, Frank Richard 58, 151 Gilley, Mary Charlene 17, 76,90, 91,93, 100, 109, 112,114,116,123,151 Glascock, Gary Frank 17-, 118, 132, 138 Glassburn, Betty Lynn 58, 114 Glassburn, Caroline Nancy 36, 114, 119 Glenn, Ralph Eugene 58, 135 Goff, Aretta Lynn 36 Gomez, Delores Isabel 48, 110 Gomez, Mary Alice 17,76,100 Gonzales, Beverly A. 48 Gonzales, Frances Elizabeth 17 Gonzales, Jimmy Gilbert 18 Gonzales, Julia Josephine 48, 106 Gonzales, Patrick 36 Gonzales, Yolanda Maria 58 Gordon, Leonard Alex 18, 71, 113 Grady, Cheryl Ann 36, 104, 108 Graham, Barbara Jean 18 Graham, Susan Arlene 18,90 Graham, Terry Dale 48 Grauberger, Michael Edward 36, 118, 128, 131 Greene, Edwin Jay 58 Greene, Stanley Author 58, 135 Grocsbeck, Romelda 48 Grubb, Michael Eugene 36,85, 112, li8, 128, 129, 132,138 -H- Haglund, Ray Westen 36 Hakala, John Charles 36, 79, 98, 99, 103 Hall, Julie Ann 48, 84, 85, 100, 101, 108,115, 125, 159 Hall, Lois Ann 58, 98, 99, 125 Halel, Cathy Jo 37, 104, 108, 124, 125, 159 Hancock, Robin Louise 18,97, 109, 119 Hansen, Anna Kristine 58, 114 Harmon, Larry Joe 37 Hart, Rolanda Kay 58, 98, 99, 124 Hatley, Carol Kristine 48,67, 108, 115 Hatley, Virginia Lynne 37,94, 102, 114, 125 Hayes, Mary Beth 58, 120, 121 Hayes, Sam William 48,98,99 Healy, Rosie 107 Healey, Connie 18, 100, 119, 124, 125 Heilman, Tony 18, 118, 127, 128, 130 Helms, Robert Micheal 18, 102 Helwick, Leslie Ann 58, 114, 124 Hembree, Rebecca Sue 58,98,99, 108, 124, 125, 146 Hennek, Debbi Ann 37 Hennek, Linda Ellen 48, 115 Herrera, Carmella Mary 48 Herrera, George E. 37 Herrera, Jody Irene 64 Herther, Stephen Collins 48 Lake, Jeannine Marie 49, 100, 104 Hoffman, Gregory Lee 48, 85, 86, 111 Lambert, Elva Jean 20, 100 Hoffman, Peggy 110 Lambertsen, Eric Swan 49 Hooker, Carol Linda 18, 104, 105, 110 Lampman, Donnie Jean 38, 105, 110, 114 Hooker, Virginia Kaye 37, 105, 108 Lander, Debra Jean 49, 108, 115, 117, 125, 165 Hopkens, Ted Arthur 19, 70, 71, 91, 120, 124 Lane, James R. 38 Hootman, Mary Elizabeth 48, 124, 146 Leger, Judy Ann 49, 108 Hornbeck, Linda Karen 48, 100, 101, 108, 115, 125, Leger, Sandra Kay 59 165 Leiber, Jeffrey Paul 59,86, 100, 111 Houser, Joelynn Arlisse 48, 100, 108 Lew, Dick Wei 49,84,86 Houser, Marvin E. 19 Lew, Sam Wei 20,84,86,87,90,91,92,99, 112, Houser, Vickie Rae 48, 115 122,123 Howerter, Larry Gene 48 Lew, Zane Wei 59,99, 122, 123 Howerter, Roy William 19 Leyva, Juanita Maria 38, 104 Howieson, Douglas Sidney 49 Lewis, Edward Eugene 38 Hughes, Debra Dee 49, 100, 125, 159 Lindeman, Terry Gay 49 Hunter, Catherine Marie 49, 108 Linn, Patricia Ann 59, 114 Hyatt, Kathy Lynn 19, 94, 102 Lockhart, Lesa Lauren 38, 104, 108, 117 -j- Logan, Eugene James 59 Logan, Margaret Elizabeth 20, 113 Jack, Charles Anthony 49, 98, 99 Lopez, Anthoney Alex 38 Loudon, Gere Lee 59, 131, 138 Jack, William Alfred 19,71, 113 Lovato, Evelyn Elizabeth 38 James Richard Dell 19,127, 128, 129 Lovato, Everett Eugene 38 Jaramillo, Alfonso, Jr. 37,102 Lucero, Len E. 49 Jaramillo, Arthur Joseph 58 Lucero, Frank 38 Jaure, Elena Mary 49 Lucero, Nora Ann 20 Jaure, Genevieve Lee 37, 102 Luers, Sandra 59, 110 Jarue, Ruth Ann 37, 104, 108 Lutz, Evelyn Irene 59, 114 Jennings, Carol Lucille 58 Jensen, Tanda Marie 37, 108, 111, 119, 124, 125 -M- Jimenez, Edward W. 19,49 Johns, Roy Lavern 19 Maberry, Betty Kathryn 21,86, 105, 109, 111, 112, Johnson, Beverly Ann 49 125 Johnson, Joel Richard 19,67, 84, 85, 90, 91,93,94, Maberry, Susan Marie 38,79, 105, 108, 111, 124, 99, 112, 118, 128, 131, 132 125 Johnson, Leanne Mary 37, 105, 108, 124, 125 Madrid, Kenneth Boyd 38 Jones, Betty Ruth 49,98,99 Madrid, Mose Tobias 38 Jones, Diane 57, 114, 116 Madrid, Vicki Susan 59, 104 Jones, Jerry Boyd 49 Madsen, Steve Howard 39, 67, 98, 99 Jones, Katie Diane 49, 108 Madsen, Susan 59, 108, 110 Jones, Richard Noble 49,80, 135, 132, 138 Maes, Robert John 49 Jones, Sharron 37, 108, 114 Maestas, Cleo Juanita 59 Jones, Thomas Franklin 58, 98, 99, 135 Maestas, Connie Joyce 59 Jordan, Joyce Ann 57, 114, 116 Maestas, Danny Pete 21 -K- Maestas, Genevieve Evelyn 50 Mahan, Patricia Ann 39, 96, 79, 97, 108, 119, 124 Kangas, William Mathew 57 Makinen, Charlene Tempest 59, 105 Makinen, David Mathew 59 Kaspar, Margaret Heidis 49, 115, 124, 125 Makinen, Ralph Arthur 50 Keldsen, Christian William 20, 77, 100 Martin, Claude Andrew 39, 79, 98, 99 Keldsen, Karen Alice 58, 115 Martin, Cora Elizabeth 39, 102 Keldsen, Pam Elaine 49 Martinez, Arthur 21 Kelley, Lynn Lee 58,98,99 Martinez, Carmen Piedad 59, 105 Kelley, Fred Ross 49,76, 100, 101 Martinez, Chris 39 Kelley, Janice Ann 20, 102, 112 Martinez, DeBari Tony 21 Keller, Debra Jean 58, 105 Martinez, Dora Jane 50, 110 Kinniburgh, Connie Lee 37, 104 Martinez, Florida Rose 50, 105 Kirk, Debra Jean 58, 105 Martinez, Floyd Herman 50, 76 Kirk, Janet Marie 20,58, 109, 113 Martinez, Edward 59, 102, 123, 128, 129, 131, 138 Kiser, Karen Kathrine 58, 105, 115 Martinez, Ida Marie 39, 110 Kline, Robert Hughs 49 Martinez, James Richard 59 Kluver, Dorothy Kay 59 Martinez, Jane Delores 50 Kohler, Donna Marlene 49, 124, 125, 146 Martinez, Jesse Joe 21, 84, 94 Kolarich, Jolene Adele 20 Martinez, Jessie Joseph 21,86 Kolarich, Karla Deen 37 Martinez, John Joseph 50 Koroulis, Kevin John 49,80, 128, 129, 138 Martinez, Johnny Anthony 39, 102, 138 Kraft, Brady Neil 20, 142 Martinez, Joyann Margaret 50 Kuling, Linda Ann 38, 79, 100, 108, 125 Martinez, Judy C. 59 Kwong, Chow Man 105 Martinez, Margaret 59 -L- Martinez, Mary 50 Martinez, Mary Eleanor 21, 100 LaDick, Ava Lee 38,94,104, 108,114, 116, 124 Martinez, Mary Eleanor 60 Martinez, Onesimo Vincent 60 Martinez, Pablin 39 Martinez, Roger Joseph 50 Martinez, Shirley Ann 50, 105 Martinez, Tony S. 21 Martinez, Theodore Peter 50, 100, 101 Mascarenas, Arthur Leo 50 Mascarenas, Gilbert Joe 39, 118, 136 Masson, Cheryl Ann 39,85, 104, 112, 122, 123, 125 Masson, Gregory Robert 50, 98, 99 Masson, Janice Louise 60, 108, 122, 121 Masson, Robert Paul 39 Mathill, Rodney Harold 60,99, 131, 135 Matson, Linda Ann 50, 105, 115 Maxson, Joseph Kleber 60, 131 McCann, Mike Anthony 21, 70, 71, 75, 118, 121, 128,130 McCann, Timothy Eugene 50 McCulloch, James David 22,31, 118, 128, 130 McIntosh, Ellen Marguerite 39, 105, 108, 110, 114, 125 McKean, Connie Sue 60, 110, 114 McKinney, Ellen Marie 51, 104, 105, 115 McNees, Robert Lacy 51, 135 Medina, Daniel Marvin 60 Medina, James Adolph 22,98,99 Medina, Johnny Micheal 39, 102, 118 Medina, June Joyce 22, 110 Medlock, Karen Sue 40 Meeks, Asa James 40 Mentick, Rickey Joe 22,70, 71,90, 161 Meredith, Kathleen Ann 22 Meredith, Saundra Lee 22, 102 Messinger, Deborah Lin 40,96, 103, 104, 108 Michael, Frank William 22 Michie, James Dennis 60,67, 131, 138 Miller, Barry James 60 Miller, Carl Henry 40,79, 112, 120, 136 Miller, Mark Edward 51, 118, 128, 130, 136 Miller, Randy William 40,79 Miller, Rodney Scott 22,31,85, 113, 118, 128, 130, 136,137 Miller, Walter Charles 40 Minard, Bonnie Sue 22, 105 Minard, Dorothy Ann 60, 110 Mitchell, Kevin S. 51 Mole, Claudia Ann 60, 105 Mole, Nora Irene 40 Montoya, Connie Josephine 40, 106, 110 Montoya, Dorothy Loraine 60 Montoya, Frank Daniel 60,99 Montoya, Julia Viola 51 Montoya, Leo Pete 51 Montoya, Katherine Margaret 23, 106 Montoya, Robert Joseph 60 Montoya, Elmer 40 Montoya, Steve Fred 23 Moore, Michelle L. 60,67, 108, 124 Moore, Mike Dean 44 Moore, Robert Adrian 23, 102 Morgan, Faye Marie 51, 100, 104 Morgan, Fred Lee 23, 118, 136, 137 Morrison, Frederick Ralph 51,98, 99 Morrison, Gregory A. 23,112,118,132 Muir, Sharon Ann 40, 102, 104, 159 Mullen, Cavid Lynn 23 Mullen, James Patrick 51, 103, 132, 135, 138 Murray, Pamela Ann 60, 114 Murray, Terrance William 23,94, 119 Musgrave, Lindy Lou 51, 108, 115, 117 Musgrave, Shelly Ann 23, 74, 114, 165 -N- Nation, Bill William 60, 135 Nation, Jerry 23 Nelson, Valerie Lynn 51, 115 Neuman, Frederick Paul 40,76,80, 100, 128, 131 Neuman, Michael Bert 24,81,85,90, 118, 127, 128, 129,171 Neuman, Patricia Jeanine 51, 107 Neuman, Richard Charles 51, 67 Neuman, Sharon Irene 40, 108, 114, 116, 122, 123, 124 Niland, Colleen Jill 40 Nix, Beverly G. 60 Norris, Austin Lee 24, 99, 138 Norris, Donald William 60, 138 Norris, Susan 40, 102, 105, 119 Norris, Tom 51 Nulle, Mary 24, 100 -O- O'Brian, John Patrick 24,98,99, 111 Ockinga, Chris David 60 O'Connell, Rita Katherine 24,30,86, 109, 112, 122, 123 Ogburn, Susan Belinda 24,84, 87, 90, 91, 92, 93, 97, 109, 112, 114, 122, 123, 125 O'Grady, John F. 51 Olson, Gary S. 45,51,99, 118, 122, 136 Olson, Gregg Stevens 24, 75, 76, 86, 99, 100, 118, 122, 128,129, 136,137 Olson, Karen Marie 40,96,97,98,99, 117, 142, 168, 173 O'Neal, Charyla Mae 24 Ortega, Emma Lou 41, 104, 110 Ortega, LeRoy Dennie 61,99 Ortiz, Lorraine Leona 51 Osborne, Connie Lynn 41,67,97,98,99, 112, 122, 123, 125,161, 173 -P- Pacheco, Aveline 61, 107 Paceco, John Jr. 41 Page, Ronald 41, 141 Papke, Gerry Raymond 51 Paris, Christy Lee 52, 108, 115 Parker, Robin Gwen 52, 110 Parker, Steven Lynn 61,98,99 Parman, Patrice 52,85, 100, 101, 108, 125 Parrish, Candace 45,52, 115, 116, 122, 123 Parsons, Paul Michael 52 Patchen, Sandra Lou 61, 115 Pate, Harold Richard 85, 131, 135 Patterson, Bernard Alan 24 Patterson, Michael James 61, 131 Patterson, Patrick Harold 41,118 Patterson, Rex Brian 25, 104 Patterson, Sherrie Lynn 41 Payne, Gary R. 61,77,100,101,131 Payne, Linda Marie 52 Payne, Mary Josephine 61 Pederson, Karen Thyra 25,92, 102, 105, 112, 125, 159 Peek, Sue Ann 61, 105 Penland, David C. 52 Pennington, Cindy Lou 25,66,67, 109, 114 Pennington, Terry 124 Pennington, Theresa Gail 61, 108, 114 Petersen, Cliffta Marie 61,99 Petersen, Danny Lyle 70, 71, 107, 111, 128, 130 Peterson, David 52 Peterson, Dustin Walter 61, 131, 135 Peterson, Steve Charles 52, 128, 131, 138 Pettigrew, Lorraine Christine 61, 105 Pettigrew, Robert Harve 41, 98, 99 Phelps, Robert Wayne 41, 128, 131 Pierson, Don Ray 25,30, 102, 122, 123, 138 Pierson, Ken Ira 61, 138 Pilmore, Frank LeRoy 64 Poling, Harvey E. 61 Popp, Caulene Joe 61, 108 Popp, Stephanie Fae 41, 108, 114 -R- Rahn, Karen 41 Rand, Curt Harold 25 Raymond, Cheryl Lavonne 61,98 Raymond, Donna Ruth 41,98 Reddon, Ray Ernest 52 Reeves, Kama Kaye 41, 104, 108 Reeves, Kristy Ann 52, 100, 101, 105, 108 Rickerby, Robin Dawn 61, 105, 114 Ricketts, Mary Ann 52, 86, 108, 110, 119 Ricks, Donna Maureen 52 Rife, Sharon Kay 61, 108 Rigsby, David 52 Rigsby, Janice 100, 102 Rimmer, David Lloyd 52 Rivera, Elily Francis 105 Roberts, Arlene Frances 41,79, 104, 114 Roberts, Fred J. 61 Roberts, Pamella Kay 41, 104 Robinson, Donnie 25 Robinson, Emma Jean 41, 104 Rodabaugh, Janice Ilia 52, 105 Rogers, James Edward 25, 102 Rogers, Patrice Marie 52, 108, 115, 117 Romero, Shirley Ann 42, 104 Ross, Dennis Ray 61 Ross, Karen Ann 52, 106, 108, 125, Rothenberger, Ronald Paul 75, 97, 103, 112, 122, 123 Rummell, Ardell 52, 108, 115 -S- Saffell, Paul DeWayne 25,94 Sallade, Mary Eileen 61 Sanchez, Berlinda R. 52 Sanchez, Celina 53 Sanchez, Richard Bill 53 Sanchez, Rueben 61 Sanders, Martha Frances 53 Sandoval, Josephine 61, 105 Sandoval, Leo Alanzo 42 Santich, Jay Alban 42 Sapp, Nancy Gail 53 Sapp, Randall Keith 26 Schimmel, Wesley 53 Seiloff, Susan Jo 62, 110, 114 Seiloff, Wally Joe 53 Seiloff, William Bruce 42 Seith, Thomas Henry 42, 99, 102, 141 Sellenrick, Kathleen Gail 26,91,93, 103, 109, 112, 122, 123, 125 Sena, Patrick Alarkin 26 Sena, Rita Naomie 26, 105 Setright, Gwen Marie 62, 108 Setright, Joan Gayle 42 Setright, Paul Edward 26,70,71, 124 Shafer, Candace Inez 26 Shaffer, Elizabeth Ann 62, 110, 111, 115, 124, 125 Shaffer, William Kirk 53, 128, 130 Shaw, Craig Maurice 62 Shaw, George Allen 42 Shaw, Mary Kathleen 42, 108 Shell, David Ray 62 Shell, Vesta Marie 42, 108, 114 Shumate, Gordon Ray 53, 128, 131, 136 Shumway, Kenneth Wayne 53 Shumway, Susan Kay 62, 104, 110 Shurigar, Vicki Lynne 53, 104 Sims, Barbara Jean 62,108, 125 Sims, Joe William 42, 102 Sims, Mary Frances 42,96, 104, 108 Sisneros, Edward Robert 43, 104 Sisneros, Freddie 62 Sjogren, John Clarence 43, 100 Skidgel, Phyllis Ann 62 Skordas, Alice Ann 43,79,96,98,99, 108, 124, 125 Skordas, Linda Sue 62, 99, 125 Skordas, Stephen Clarke 53,99, 136 Smith, Carolyn Louise 26,62,76,77, 100, 101, 103, 107,109,124,159 Smith, Debra Irene 99 Smith, Don Ray 98,99 Smith, Laura Jean 43, 102, 104, 108, 114, 117 Smith, Patricia Ann 53,98,99, 107 Smyth, Edward Barry 62, 84, 85, 111, 13 1, 135, 138 Snook, Virginia Dale 43, 108, 110 Spahr, Lynn Louise 26,84, 105, 109, 110, 112, 119, 124, 125 Spence, Stephen Paul 26 Spencer, Jean Marie 63, 98, 99, 108 Spencer, June Ellen 63,98,99, 108 Spencer, Tom Edgar 43, 100, 101, 128, 130 Spilski, Nels Stanley 53, 128, 130, 135 Stanford, Jolene Annette 43 Stanley, William Alex 53 Steinfeld, Douglas Edward 62, 99 Stemple, Darry 27,74 Stewart, Lance Richard 62 Stiefvater, Larry Bryan 53 Stiefvater, Vivian Agnes 62, 99 Stipe, George Edwin 43 Stipe, Richard Norwood 53 Stipe, Robert Lyle 62 Storms, Bill 27 Strand, John Clyde 27 Stratton, Joe 43 Sturm, Christine Marie 53, 100, 101 Sturm, David Louis 27,32,67, 91,85,112, 118, 128, 129,132,138 Sun, Janet Marie 63, 114 Sun, Steve John 53, 136, 138 Sundberg, Alan Walter 27, 70, 71,86, 98, 99 Sundberg, Judy Ann 43, 106, 110, 117 Suppes, Judy Ann 27, 70, 71,84, 96, 97, 111, 120, 122,I23y124 Surline, Sandra Louise 27,96,97, 109, 110, 124 Swanson, Gary Keith 53, 100, 128, 131, 132, 135 -T- Taylor, Lynda 43 Taylor, Rose Edith 63 Taylor, Tamila Belle 63, 110 Teal, Kathleen Ann 27, 110, 119 Tenorio, Rose Mary 43, 102, 106 Thayer, Arlene Patricia 53 Thomson, Dick Murry 54, 138 Thomson, Laurie Jean 43, 102, 106 Thorvaldson, Marjorie Elaine 28,85, 98, 99 Tidwell, George Allen 27,71, 118, 136, 137 Tidwell, James Parker 43 Tierney, Marlee Alice 63, 105, 115 Torres, Le Roy 63, 135 Trejo, Christine Geraldine 43, 104 Trout, Richard Bruce 63, 111 Trout, William M. 54 Trujillo, Cecelia Louise 44, 100 Trujillo, Johnny Ernest 54 -V- Vagner, Roger Jack 63 Van Etten, Linda Lou 54, 99 Van Vleet, Eugene Lester 54 Vasey, Ralph 28,31,66,67,93, 112, 118, 122, 123, 128,131,132,138 Vasquez, Joe Rafeal 54 Vialpando, Geraldine F. 28, 105 Vialpando, Gloria Ann 44, 106, 108 Vialpando, Rebecca 54, 104 Vialpando, Steve Dennis 63 Vigil, Marie Stella 63 Vigil, Mary Fabby 54 Vigil, Michael Manuel 28,76, 100, 112, 113 Vivion, Gary Lee 54 Vivion, Kristine Ann 54,77,85, 100, 101, 108, 115, 116 Vivion, Valri L. 28, 70, 71, 75, 84, 97, 100, 101, 105, 109, 112, 113, 122, 124, 125, 141, 161 -W- Waeckerlin, Ronald Wayne 79, 84, 85, 86, 44, 98, 103,112,121,120 Walbye, Randy Arthur 63 Wald, Richard David, Jr. 63 Walgreen, Joyce Ann 63, 114 Walker, David Alan 54, 138 Walker, Sheila Rae 54 Wall, Randee Rae 63, 110 Wallace, George John 28,71 Wallace, Juanita Sophia 44, 105, 106, 110 Walters, David Rueben 63 Waters, Lloyd Omar 54 Waters, Lloydeana Rae 44, 104, 108 Watson, David Wesley 44,98,99 Watson, Stanley Day 44,118, 138 Watson, Thomas Eugene 63 Webber, Barbara Anne 63, 115 Webber, Edward Owen 44 Weber, Sandra 28,32,99, 104, 105, 107, 109, 112, 122,123,125 Weber, Sharon 28,32, 104, 105, 107, 109, 112, 125 Welch, Scott 54 Wells, Janet Bee 64, 105, 108, 114, 117 Wells, Julie Ann 64, 105, 108 Wells, Peter Oren 64, 131 Westerbuhr, Christine Lou 28,97, 110, 114, 119, 125 Westerbuhr, Michael Allen 64 Whitehead, Randy Wayne 54, 128, 130, 135 Wilcox, Andy Carson M. 54 Williams, James E. 29 Williams, Karon 28, 109, 124, 165 Williams, Roy Lee 44 Williams, Sally Faye 64, 108, 110 Williams, Virginia Lee 29,96,97, 119 Wilson, Charlene 54, 105, 146 Wilson, Richard Norman 64 Winchell, Angela Marie 54 Wing, Gene King 67,98,99, 111, 112, 124, 153 Wing, Mee Fong 44,84,97, 104, 108, 114, 117, 122, 123, 124, 125, 153, 161, 173 Wise, Frank Jesse 64 Wolfe, Doris Elizabeth 44 Wolfe, Lyla L. 29,85,86, 100, 101 Woodward, Dave Aurther 64,80, 132, 138 Woodward, William Gary 54 Wunder, Steven Gary 44, 78, 79 Wunder, William Everet 64,98,99 -Y- Yarusinsky, Judy Ann 64, 107, 110 Yoki, Jack Eli 44 Yoke, Sam Ray 64 Young, Jeri Lou 29, 100 Young, Lorin William 64, 99 -Z- Zimmerman, Sinda Kay 64,98,99, 106, 111, 125 Zimmerman, Richard Steven 29, 30,84, 86, 70, 71, 99, 103, 111, 112, 122, 123 Zimmerman, Sheila Ann 54, 98, 99 Zimmerman, Thomas Dean 64,100 Swiersyeki, Joseph R. 29