Rawlins High School - Roundup Yearbook (Rawlins, WY)

Text from Pages 1 - 192 of the 1969 volume:

Rawlins High School Annual Staff Senior Editor Betty Brodsho Junior Editor Debbi Lander Sports Editor Alice Skordas Senior Business Managers Connie Osborne Mee Wing Junior Business Managers Mary Hootman Bill Trout SENIORS Karen Dunn Pat Mahan Ellen McIntosh Debi Messinger Karen Olson Mary Sims JUNIORS Kathy Bond Sue Davidson Karen Hombeck Debra Hughes Christy Paris Vicki Shurigar ADVISORS Marianne Campbell Lois Keman Wayne Gurney 2 Table Of Contents Title Page 1 Opening Pages 2 Activities 4 Commencement 31 Administration and Faculty 33 Seniors 38 Juniors 56 Sophomores 67 Freshmen 80 Organizations 94 Sports 129 Advertisements 142 Memories A golden ray of sunshine flashes across When you leave this place take this thought with you. its forgotten cover, you pick it up and If you can dream--and not make wipe off the silver dust of forgotten dreams your master; If you can think--and not make years. You see the events and pictures thoughts your aim, If you can meet with Triumph and that bring so many things to mind. The Disaster joys of the good times, those special dates, the sorrow of the past troubles, and the unpleasant time you've all ex- And treat those two imposters just the same; If you can bear to hear the truth you've spoken Twisted by knaves to make a trap for fools, Or watch the things you gave your perienced were all a part of the success life to, broken, And stoop and build 'em up with of 1969. worn-out tools; Yours is the Earth and everything The Annual Staff presents this annual to that’s in it. you as a register of the most memorable From IF by time of your life. Rudyard Kipling 3 Outlaw THE CORONATION L. to R.: Irene Neuman; Carla Carmain; Jack Argyle, R Club President; Dana Fleenor; Mike Grubb. OUR QUEEN CARLA ATTENDANTS AND ESCORTS L. to R.: Freshman Daviette Lockhart, Dan Murphy; Sophomore Robin Rickerby, Kim Engstrom; Junior Candy Parrish, Gary Eaton. Front Row L to R: Irene Neuman, Princess; Carla Carmain, Queen; Dana Fleenor, Princess. Back Row L to R; Escorts, Mike Clark, Jack Argyle, Mike Grubb. Keep in step. Night Must And did successfully fall for the Senior the direction of Mr. Larry Moore, THE LORD CHIEF JUSTICE STEVE MADSEN Understudy John Cummings MRS. BRAMSON MARILYN ENGSTROM Understudy Pat Mahan OLIVIA CRAYNE CARLA CARMAIN Understudy Linda Taylor HUBERT LAURIE MIKE GRAUBERCER Understudy Mike Grubb NURSE LIBBY THERESA CLOW Understudy Arlene Roberts MRS. TERRENCE MEE WING Understudy Connie Osborne DORA PARKOE JUDY SUNDBERC Understudy Stephanie Popp INSPECTOR BELSIZE JACK ARGYLE Understudy Ron Garrison DAN BILLY FLAGG Understudy Randy Miller 8 Fall. . Class Play November 21 and 22, under assisted by Mrs. Gladys Baker. I'm going back, back to the day I was bom. In the final scene of the play the murderer of the lady of the hotel and Mrs. Bramson is discovered to be Olivia's love and Mrs. Bramson's young admirer. 9 Fall Formal Smug as bugs in a rug Is this a double date? Dance, dance, dance, when you hear that beat! In a gentlemanly fashion 10 Oh yea ! Well who says! For Fire Prevention--a bucket for Christmas. Athletic Supporter of the Year. Keeping the spirits high. Taking the oath of the office of the Presidency. An old-fashioned Pep Assembly. Campaign Managers and Candidates Outstanding Athlete A s s e m b I • i e s 11 Mark Miller, Chris Sturm, and Bill Shaffer, Karen Crook, Faye Morgan, Patty Smith, Sue Davidson, Margaret Kaspar, Junior Class Left to right: Kevin Mitchell, Judy Dunn, Karen Hornbeck, Patrice Parman, Vem Bellamy, and Ricky Capozzoli. The Bed Scene consists of, left to right, back row: Don Carden, Steve Skordas, Karen Crook, Patty Smith, Tom Allen, Kevin Koroulis, front: Mark Miller, and Gregg Hoffman. Ernie Engstiom The Highwayman A Sword Fight! Left to right: Mark Miller, Sue Davidson, George Austin, Patty Smith, Steve Skordas, Gregg Hoffman, Karen Crook, and Larry Howerter. 13 The Judge Kevin Koroulis Twirp Dance 4 0V r5 B l I Yes, that was the theme for this year's annual Twirp Dance, sponsored by the Student Council. Students attending were dressed like toddlers and it was decorated accordingly. The Sound Circuit from Laramie provided the music. The Choir The Business and Professional Women sponsored an enjoyable banquet for all the Senior girls. The Band, Choir, Girls' Trio and Girls' Glee Club entertained the public with concerts throughout the year. Girls' Glee Club 15 The Band OKLAH Floyd Martinez, Reid Fletcher, Fred Neuman, and Ralph Crum. Laurey (Joyce Anderson) pretends dislike for Curly (Bob Phelps) to get his attention. She also gains the attention of Jud Fry (Charles Dunlap), a hired hand. Ali Hakim (Fred Neuman), the traveling salesman, loves all the girls and they love him, especially Ado Annie (Connie Engstrom), who has forgotten her long-time boyfriend Will Parker (Fred Kelly) and hopes to marry Ali. Kent Gablenz, Connie Engstrom and Fred Neuman. 16 Charles Dunlap and Bob Phelps OMA « p , r Fred Kelly and Connie Engstrom Curly marries Laurey but has to kill Jud. Will returns with his life savings to marry Annie. After much persuasion by Ali, Ado Annie marries Will. But Ali isn't as free as he hoped to be; Gertie Cummings (Susan Madsen) grabs him. OKLAHOMA, after many months of hard work from Mr. Carlson and the Choir, proved to be a successful musical and was enjoyed by all who attended the performance. Floyd Martinez, Reid Fletcher, Lynda Kuling and Fred Kelly. R-Club Banquet After striving to letter and taking the harrassment of initiation week, the neophytes finally became R-Club members. They were honored at a banquet and dance on March 27. k 1 Initiation Week The Neophytes Work Hard ! Junior Senior Prom May 2, 1969 was a night to be remembered by everyone 20 Juniors worked hard on the decorations Somewhere Love The garden setting was one of the highlights 21 Elks' Leadership Colleen Carrico received 1st place at the state level in the girls' division. Ron Waeckerlin received 1st place in the boys division at the community level and 2nd at state. Marilyn Engstrom and Sue Davidson tied for second place in the girls' division at the community level. UNITED NATIONS PILGRIMAGE FOR YOUTH Julie Hall, left, received 2nd place at the district level while Kristy Vivion, right, took 1st. ELKS' MOST VALUABLE STUDENT VOICE OF DEMOCRACY Ron Garrison received 1st place on the district level. 23 Mee Wing received 3rd place at tire district level Representing R.H.S. I V N O T L R L A E M Y U B R A A L L L � • ■� A Squad, left to right: Katie Jones, Sharon Jones, Jean Spencer, Laurie Thomson, Betty Jones. T E N N I S B Squad, left to right: June Spencer, Christine Cairns, Susan Seiloff, Karen Kiser. Back Row, 1 to r: Ron Carden, John Eliopulos, Don Carden. Front Row: Mr. Johnson—Coach, Dick Lew, Kenny Shumway. SOFTBALL GAME SENIOR BOYS vs FACULTY I ,t t r E - tr ?, Friends—One and All New Habit? Miss Knobby Knees The Usual Saturday night Poker game. State Student Council Convention Journalism Convention The Burning Spirit of R.H.S. Powder-Puff Football Psychology vs. R.H. S. Kiwanis Award Winners BOB CARLSON GEORGE HERRERA MIKE GRAUBERGER Left to right: JACK ARGYLE RON GARRISON Left to right: LEANNE JOHNSON TANDA JENSEN CHARLES DUNLAP KEVIN KOROULIS NEAL FORBES SCHOLASTIC AWARDS: Top Row, L to R, SENIORS--Mee Wing, Ron Garrison, Theresa Clow, Ron Waeckerlin, Marilyn Engstrom; Third Row, JUNIORS—Julie Hall, Dick Lew, Patrice Parman, Greg Hoffman, Eileen Erickson; Third Row, FRESHMAN--Mary Romero; SOPHOMORES — Mary Lou Binford, Jeff Leiber, Connie Engstrom, Not Pictured, Barry Smyth; Bottom Row, FRESHMEN—James Kladianos, Lynn Davidson, Kathy Rasmussen, Jakie Martin, Cheryl Johnston. Awards Mee Wing, Salutatorian Award; Ron Waeckerlin, Valedictorian Award. Marilyn Engstrom, Citizenship Award; Colleen Carrico, Arlee Seaverson Award. 28 OUTSTANDING AWARDS: Top Row, L to R, Cheryl Masson, Commercial Award; Leanne Johnson, Thespian Award and Homemaking Award; Tanda Jensen, Outstanding Art Student and Bausch G Lomb Honorary Science Award; Bob Carlson, Key Club Service Award; Second Row, Fred Neuman, Best Boy Vocal Student; Lynda Ruling, Best Girl Vocal Student; Donna Raymond, Best Girl Band Student; Bottom Row, Theresa Clow, Journalism Award; Betty Brodsho, Yearbook Award; Marilyn Engstrom, Dramatics Award; Ron Waeckerlin, Best Boy Band Student and John Philip Sousa Award. Not pictured is Mary Beth Hayes, Debator Award. ATHLETIC AWARDS: L to R, Stan Watson, Wrestling; Mike Grubb, Football, Basketball, Best Senior Boy Athlete and George Eliopulos Award; Steve Sun, Sportsmanship; Neal Forbes, Track. Boys' State Mike Grubb, RonWaekerlin, Jack Argyle The American Legion and the American Legion Auxiliary chose five girls and three boys to attend Wonderful Wyoming Girls' State and Boys' State. These students were selected on their character, leadership, scholarship, and service. The students learned government procedures in mock session. Girls' State was held in Laramie on the University of Wyoming campus. Boys' State was held in Douglas. Girls' State 30 Left to right: Cheryl Masson, Marilyn Engstrom, Dana Fleenor, Betty Brodsho, Mee Wing. BACCA •AUREATE PROGRAM SVMMV MAY � iae«—� 0O CM IU«Un � D«h Vhoo) Qymtmbm -Vmr To ? tuku U� fitmr' CVrt «f (kal 4 1 k-. 'V 1 a.' VT • , VV V 7 IL2 4.. i l£' 4 k? Ii 4 7 ii r? 9F- rwj program WAV MAY 17, m 00 PV Hm.Q ’- Hl K '• 1 WffU'j'iUM 1 t ■rwuMKi • A«� otM Cihmkh'i H«.hm Hu VIM i:iii nD,i PuM W AA vuiw tM ¥7 • � .n MM • WtUi.m . .� «• HI . OmT Mot («i ««M Tum luck 0 Mu’ KkI� u Huh KM MM ...... 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Bart Simmons, Assistant principal LANGUAGES Miss Virginia Mrs. Winifred Homig O'Melia LIBRARIAN Mrs. CherriU Fields HOMEMAKING Mrs. Phyllis Winzenreid BUSINESS Mrs. Lois Keman Miss Gwen Sellers Mrs. Marianne Campbell GUIDANCE Mr. Don Blakeslee Mr. Tom Lansing Mr. Henry Luft Mr. Dan Myers SCIENCE Mr. Mark Healey Mr. Alex Pascoe INDUSTRIAL ARTS Mr. Glenn Cheney Mr. Garry Smith Mr. Dean Johnson MATH Mr. Gene Hittner SOCIAL STUDIES Mrs. Jeanne Lartder Mr. Warren Loendorf Mr. Ed Wheeler Mr. Larry Krysl Mr. Larry Mickelson Mr. Louis Janak Mr. Francis Connor ENGLISH Mrs. Gladys Baker Mrs. Linda Baumgardner Mr. Larry Moore MUSIC AND ART Chorus—Mr. John Carlson OFFICERS: Left to right, Vicki Donaldson, Secretary-Treasurer; Connie Osborne, President; Mee Wing, Vice President; Charles Hakala, Representative, It's not how high you go, but how you get there. Blue and gold Columbine-- Freedom S E Mr, Harbison Mr, Healy Seniors Then Doer of the Den Grin and Bear It Hey Hey! What's Happening? M) fti The Editor? What's the trouble here? I % IT tm New Models? Chris Who? BEST PERSONALITY Joe Stratton G Irene Neuman S e n • o r MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Mee Wing G Ron Waeckerlin BIGGEST FLIRTS Ricky Capozzoli G Lynda Taylor MOST POLITE Joan Setright G Ron Garrison MOST SCHOOL SPIRIT Rob Brox G Lynda Taylor V A fc BEST ALL AROUND Colleen Carrico £ Jack Argyle BEST DANCERS Ricky Capozzoli £ Sharon Jones r s 0 n a 1 t e s BEST LOOKING Irene Neuman £ Jack Argyle MOST HUMOROUS Fred Neuman £ Marilyn Engstrom 41 MOST ATHLETIC Jack Argyle £ Marilyn Engstrom LINDA ALLEN FNA 2; Pep Club 2,3,4; FBLA 3,4. STEVEN ALSTON Band 1-4; French Club 3; Honor Roll 1; Art Club 3, 4. HERMAN ARANDA FBLA 3,4; DECA 3, 4; Key Club 3. JAMES ARELLANO Track 1. JACK ARCYLE Student Council 2,4: Vice Pres. 2; Junior and Senior Class Plays; Nat. Honor Soc. 3-4; Boys' State; ,rR Club 1-4; Pres. 4; Ski Club 3; Honor Roll 1,4; Football 1-4; Track 1-4; Basketball 2,4; Math Student of the Month 4. BONNIE BARELA FNA 1,2, Sec-Treas. 2; FBIA 3,.4; DECA 4. fa JIM BENEDICT Junior Class Play; Wrestling 1; Chorus 1; Ski Club 1. PATSY BERNAL FTA 2; GAA 2; Pep Club 2, 3,4. DELORES BONNETT Girls Glee Club 1-4. 42 BETTY BRODSHO Tri-T 1-4; Student Council 4; Thespians 2-4; Vice Pres, of Tri-T 3; GAA 1,2,4; Pep Club 4; Nat, Honor Soc. 3, 4; Round-Up Staff 3, 4, Junior and Senior Editor; Junior Class Play; Girls State; Honor Roll 1-4; Math Sci. 1-3; Scholarship Award 1; Sec. of Math-Sci. 2. ROB BROX Stu. Council 3,4, Historian 3, 4; Thespians 2, 3; Chorus 1-3; Debate 1; Sound of Music, Annie Get Your Gun, Westside Story. CARLA CARMAIN FTA 4; GAA 1-3, Sec. -Treas. 3; Pep Club 1, 2; Senior Class Play; Band 3; Glee Club 1-2; Outlaw Day Queen 4, Wind Ensemble 3, Stage Band 3. MIKE CIA.RK Outlaw Corral Staff 3, Nat. Honor Soc. 4; ,rR Club 3-4; Track 1-2; Football 1,2,4; Basketball 1-4. LINDA CAIRNS Girls Glee Club 1,2,4. RICKY CAPOZZOLI Stu. Council 4; Junior and Senior Class Plays; ,rR Club 3, 4; Debate 3,4; Football 1,3,4; Rem brant Club 2; Deca 4, Pres. 4; Drama Award 3; Intramurals 2-4. ROBERT CARLSON Stu. Council 4; Junior and Senior Class Plays; Nat. Honor Soc. 4; French Club 3; Honor Roll 1,3,4; Key Club Pres. 3, 4. COLLEEN CARRICO Stu. Council 3-4; Stu. Body Pres. 4; Tri-T 2-4; Thespians 2; FTA 4; GAA 1-4; Pep Club 1-3; Junior and Senior Class Plays; Nat. Honor Soc. 3-4; Honor Roll 4; Pres, of Junior Class. V THERESA CLOW Tri-T 1-4; Thespians 2; GAA 1-3; Pep Club 1-3; Outlaw Corral Staff 4; Junior and Senior Class Plays; Nat. Honor Soc. 4; Majorette (Head) 3-4; Flag Twirler 2; Honor Roll 1, 3; Pres, of Speech 4. CARLA COLE Stu. Council 4; Pep Club 2-4; Vice Pres. 4; DECA 3-4; FBLA 3-4; Treas. 4. TOM CROOK 43 ROY CRUZ Football 1,4; Basketball 1; Track 1; Wrestling 3,4; DECA 4. JOHN CUMMINGS Junior and Senior Class Plays; Nat. Honor Society 4; Honor Roll 1, 2; Basketball 1,2; Track 1,2; Football 2-4; Key Club 3,4; Intramurals 4. MARTY DIRST Football 1-3; Track 1, 2; Basketball 1,2. GEORGE EADS FBIA 4; Track 1. MARILYN ENGSTROM Stu. Council 3,4; Stu. Body Vice Pres.; Tri-T 1-4; Thespians 3, 4; Pep Club 2, 3; Round-Up 3; GAA 1-4; Vice Pres. 2, Pres. 3; Jr. and Sr. Class Plays; Nat. Honor Soc. 3,4; Girls' State; Band 1; Forensics 2-4; Honor Roll 1-4, Glee Club 3; Sci-Math 1; Scholarship Award 1. CYNTHIA EYRE Thespians 4; GAA 1-4; Jr. and Sr. Class Plays; Chorus 2-4; Honor Roll 1,4; Glee Club 1. VICKI DONALDSON Stu. Council 4, Sec-Treas.; Tri-T 1-4; Pep Club 1-4; Round-Up 3; Jr. Class Play; Nat. Honor Society 4; Flag Twirler 3; Sr. Class Sec-Treas.; Honor Roll 1, 3,4; Art Club 3. KAREN DUNN FNA 4; GAA 1-4; Round-Up 4; Glee Club 3. BECKY FELTON Tri-T 1-3; GAA 1,2,4; Pep Club 1-4; Round-Up 3; Honor Roll 1. BILL FLAGG Honor Roll 4; Nat. Honor Soc. 4; Sr. Class Play; Speech 4; Math Award 4. DAVID GARCIA RONALD GARRISON Thespians 2-4; Jr. and Sr. Class Plays; Nat. Honor Soc. 3,4; Honor Roll 2-4; Sci-Math 2; Key Club 4; Math Award 4. DANA FLEENOR Thespians 2, 3; GAA 1-4; Pep Club 4; Nat. Honor Soc. 4; Girls' State; French Club 4; Honor Roll 1,3,4; FBLA 3; Outlaw Day Senior Princess. PAULINE FRANKS GAA 2, 3; Glee Club 1,2; FHA 3. MARSHA GABLENZ GAA 2-4; Jr. Class Play; Honor Roll 1; FBIA 3,4; Glee Club 1,2,4. GENEVIEVE GARCIA GAA 2; DECA 3, 4. CAROLYN GLASSBURN Pep Club 1,3, 4; Art Club 3,4. EVELYN GONZALES 45 CHERYL GRADY Gaa 3; Glee Club 1,2,4; FBLA 3. CHARLES HAKALA Stu. Council 4; Jr. and Sr. Class Plays; Wrestling 1-4; Football 4; Band 1-4; Vice-Pres. 4; French Club 3; Class Representative 4; Ski Club 1; Sci-Math 1; Key Club 4. GEORGE HERRERA ,rR Club 2; Wrestling 1-2; Football 1-2. MIKE GRAUBERGER Sr. Class Play; R Club 2-4; Band 1,4; Football 1-4; All Conference Football 4; Basketball 1; Intramurals 2-4. MIKE GRUBB Outlaw Corral 3-4; Sr. Class Play; Nat. Honor Soc. 3-4; Boys' State; R Club 2-4; Football 1-4; Basketball 1-4; All-State and All-Conference Basketball 3-4; All-Conference Honorable Mention Football 4. 4 VIRGINIA HOOKER GAA 2-3; Glee Club 1; FHA 3; FBLA 4. AL JARAMILLO Football 1; DECA 3-4; Boxing 1-4. RAY HAGLUND Basketball 1,2; Football 1. LARRY HARMON RUTH JAURE Thespians 4; GAA 1-4; Jr. Class Play; FBIA 3-4; Vice-Pres. 4; Glee Club 4. 46 TANDA JENSEN Tri-T 1-4; Thespians 1- 4; GAA 3; Outlaw Corral 3; Nat. Honor Soc. 4; Band 1; Honor Roll 1,4; Art Club 2- 4; Sci-Math 2-4; Forensics 4; Kiwanis Awards 4; Nat. Merit Scholarship 4; Science Fair 2. LINDA RULING Tri-T 1-4; GAA 1-4; Jr. Class Play; Nat. Honor Soc. 4; Chorus 2-4; Honor Roll 1-4; Glee Club 1; Operetta 4. JAMES IANE Track 1; FBIA 2. LEANNE JOHNSON Stu. Council 4; Tri-T 1-3; Thespians 1-4, Pres. 4; GAA 1, 3; Pep Club 1-2; Jr. Class Play; Nat. Honor Soc. 4; Honor Roll 1, 3,4; Math-Sci 3; Sci. Fair 1; FHA 3; Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow 4; Nat. Merit Scholarship 4. SHERRY JONES Stu Council 4; FTA 2; GAA 1-4; Pres. 4; Pep Club 1-4; FHA 3-4. CONNIE KINNtBURGH GAA 1-2; Pep Club 1-2; Round-Up 3; FBIA 3. AVA LADICK Stu. Council 4; Thespians 2-3; GAA 1- 4; Pep Club 1-4; Jr. and Sr. Class Plays; Cheerleader 2- 4, Head 4; Ski Club 1,3,4; FBLA 3- 4; Round-Up 3; Outlaw Day Attendant 2. JUANITA LEYVA FNA 2; GAA 2; Pep Club 2. LESA LOCKHART TONY LOPEZ GAA 1-3; Flag Twirler 2; Head 3; Band 1; Glee Club 2,4; Advanced Twirler 4. 47 CATHY HALE EDDIE LEWIS EVERETT LOVATO SUSAN MABERRY Tri-T 3-4; GAA 3-4; Jr. and Sr. Class Plays; Sci-Math Club 1-4; Ski Club 1; FHA 3-4. MOSE MADRID Track 1. KENNETH MADRID Track 1; Basketball 1. STEVE MADSEN Outlaw Corral 4; Sr. Class Play; Band 1-4, Vice-Pres. 3, Rep. 4; Chorus 4; DEC A 4; Treasurer 4. PATRICIA MAHAN Stu. Council 4; Thespians 3-4; GAA 1-4; Pep Club 1-4; Round-Up 3-4; Nat. Honor Soc. 4; Alt. Flag Twirler; Sci. Fair 1; Ski Club 1,4; Art Club 3-4; Pres. 4. ELIZABETH MARTIN Band 1-2; DECA 3-4. MARTY MARTIN Jr. Class Play; Band 1-4; Stage Band 3-4; Wind Ensemble 2-4; Key Club 3-4. 48 JOHNNY MARTINEZ DECA 3,4; FBLA 2. ROBERT MASSON Science-Math 1,2,3. IDA MARTINEZ PABLIN MARTINEZ Track 1, Basketball 2; Honor Roll 2, Intramural Basketball 1. GILBERT MASCARENAS R Club 1,2, 3, 4; Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4. ELLEN MCINTOSH Student Council 4; Tri-T 3,4, Pres. 4; G.A.A. 1,2, 3,4; Pep Club 3,4; Round-Up Staff 4; National Honor Society 4; Honor Roll 3, 4; FTA 3,4, Sec. 4; Glee Club 3, 4. DEBI MESSINGER Thespians 4; G.A.A. 1, 2, 3; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Round-Up Staff 3, 4; French Club 3,4, sec-treas. 4; Glee Club 1; FBLA 2,3; Treas 3; Science Math Club 2; Ski Club 1. CHERYL MASSON Student Council 3,4; Tri-T 2, 3,4; National Honor Society 3,4, Sec-Treas. 4; Girls State 3; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4; Math Science 1; Glee Club 2; FBLA 1,2, 3,4, Pres. 3,4; Junior Scholarship Award, Kiwanis Award of Merit in Commerce. JOHNNY MEDIA ,fR Club 2, 3,4; Basketball 1-2 Track 1,2, Football 1,2,4. KAREN MED LOCK G.A.A. 1 RANDY MILLER Outlaw Corral Staff 3; Junior Class Play. MIKE MOORE FBLA 3; Intramural Basketball 2, 3, 4. GREG NELSON Chorus 1,2; DEC A 4. WALTER MILLER DECA 4, First Place at State Deca Convention. CONNIE MONTOYA ELMER MONTOYA SHARON MUIR FTA 2; G.A.A. 1,2; Pep Club 1,2; FBLA 2,3, Vice-Pres. 3; DECA 3,4, Pres. 4. FRED NEUMAN Football 1, 2, 3,4; Wrestling 1,2; R Club 3, 4. Chorus 1,2, 3,4, sec-treas. 4. 50 IRENE NEUMAN Student Council 1,3, Representive 3, Vice Pres. 1; Thespians 2,3,4; G.A.A. 1, 2, 3,4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Junior Class Play; Cheerleader 1, 2, 3; Flag Twirler 4; Glee Club 1; Annual Staff 3; Freshman Attendant; Outlaw Day Senior Princess. COLLEEN NILAND G.A.A. 1,2,4; Pep Club 1,2, 3,4. SUSAN NORRIS Transfer from Kansas 3; DECA 3; FHA 3,4; FTA 4; Girls Glee 4; Outlaw Corral Staff 4; Pep Club 4; Rembrandt Club 3, 4. KAREN OLSON Student Council 1, Representive; Tri-T 2,3,4; FTA 1,2,4; G. A. A. 2, 4; Pep Club Round-Up 3,4; National Honor Society 4; Majorette 3,4, Head Twirler 4; Band 1, 2, 3,4; Honor Roll 3, 4; FBLA 4. RONALD PAGE CONNIE OSBORNE Student Council 1,2, 3, 4, Class Officer 1, 2, 3,4; Tri-T 3,4; Thespians 2; G.A.A. 1,2,3; Round-Up Staff Business Manager 3, 4; Junior Class Play; Senior Class Play; National Honor Society 3,4; Honor Roll 1; Band 1, 2, 3; Junior Attendent; Delegate to Leadership Conference 4. JOHN PACHECO PENNY PARSONS Thespians 1; Pep Club 1,2,3; DECA 3; Ski Club 2. H PAT PATTERSON Football 1, Basketball 2, Track 2; ,rRM Club 2,3,4. BOB PETTIGREW Track 1; Band 1,2, 3,4; Debate 1,2; French Club 1; Honor Roll 2; Speech 2. BOB PHELPS Football 1-4, Basketball 1, 2; '’R' Club 3,4; Chorus 4. STEPHANIE POPP Transfer 3; Chorus 4; FNA 4; G.A.A. 4; Pep Club 3,4; Senior Class Play. 51 DONNA RAYMOND G.A.A. 1,2,4; Band 1,2, 3, 4, Junior Band Representative 3, KARNA REEVES G.A.A, 1, 3,4; Pep Club 2; FBLA 2,3,4. ARLENE ROBERTS Student Council 4; Tri-T 4; G.A.A. 1,2,4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3,4; Outlaw Corral Staff 3, 4, Assistant Ed. 4; Honor Roll 3,4. PAM ROBERTS Thespians 2; G.A.A. 1,2, Science-Math 2; FBLA 3; Glee Club 4. JEAN ROBINSON G.A.A. 1,2; FBLA 2,3; Glee Club 1. SHIRLEY ROMERO FBLA 3, 4; Glee Club 2; DECA 4, Historian Reporter. THOMAS SEITH Band 1, 2, 3; Chorus 4; DECA 3,4. JOAN SETRIGHT Outlaw Corral Staff Feature Editor 4. GEORGE SHAW MARY SHAW G.A.A. 1,2,3; National Honor Society 4; Prom Queen 4. JOE SIMS Basketball 1, 2; Track 1,2,4; French Club 1. ALICE SKORDAS Tri-T 2, 3; Thespians 3,4; FTA 2; C.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 4; Round-Up Staff 3, 4; Junior Class Play; Band 1, 2, 3,4, Representative 2, Sec. 4; Local, District, State Science Fair 1. JOLENE STANFORD Student Council 4; Thespians 4; Tri-T 1; G.A.A. 1,3; Pep Club 1; National Honor Society 4; Chorus 2, 3, 4; French Club 3,4, Pres. 4; Honor Roll 3. MARY SIMS Thespians 4; G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Round-Up 3, 4; Honor Roll 4; FBLA 2,3,4; Science Math 2. ED STIPE Round Up Staff 4; Junior Class Play; Wrestling 1, 2, 3; Track 1,2; Science-Math 1, 2. EDDIE SISNEROS FBLA 1,2,3,4, Secretary 4. JOE STRATTON Round-Up Staff 4; Football Manager 1. JOHN SJOGREN Football 1,2; Chorus 1,2,3,4. VIRGINIA SNOOK Thespians 4; G.A.A. 3,4; Senior Class Play; Glee Club 3,4; FHA 4. JUDY SUNDBERG Student Council 4; FNA 3, 4; Pep Club 4; Senior Class Play; Flag Twirler 3, 4; Band 1, 2; Chorus 4; Glee Club 3. LYNDA TAYLOR GAA 1,2,4; Pep Club 1-4; Pres. 4; Outlaw Corral 4, Sec.; Sr. Class Play; FBLA 1-3. ROSE TENORIO FNA 2-3; GAA 1; DEC A 3-4. BSBh CHRISTINE TREJO GAA 1; FBLA 1-3. STEVE VENTLING T ransfer GLORIA VTALPANDO FNA 1,3,4; GAA 3,4. RON WAECKERLIN Stu. Council 4; Jr. and Sr. Class Plays; Nat. Honor Soc. 3-4, Pres. 4; Boys' State; Band 1-4; Pres. 4; All-State Band 3-4; E nun Major 3-4; Debate 1-3; French Club 2-3; Honor Roll 1-4; Scholarship Awards 1-4. i JUANITA WALLACE FNA 1-4; GAA 1-2; Pep Club 2-4; Glee Club 3-4; FHA 3-4. LLOYDEANA WATERS GAA 3; FBLA 3. i J STAN WATSON Nat. Honor Soc. 4; R Club 2-4; Wrestling 2-4, Captain 4. 4. Ait WES WATSON Band 1 —4; Music Clinic 3. ED WEBBER Outlaw Corral 4, Reporter, ROY WILLIAMS GLEN WILSON Wrestling 4. MEE WING Stu. Council 1-4; Tri-T 1-4; Thespians 2- 4; GAA 1-4; Pep Club 1-3; Round-Up 3- 4, Business Manager 3-4; Sr. Class Play; Nat. Honor Soc. 3-4; Girls' State Majorette 3-4; Flag Twirler 2; Forensics 4; Class Officer 1-4; Honor Roll 1-4; Scholarship Award 1, 3, 4. JACK YOKI DORIS WOLFE Forensics 1,2,4; French Club 2. STEVE WUNDER Jr. Class Play; Wrestling 1-2; Band 1; DEC A 4. IN MEMORY OF OUR FRIEND AND CLASSMATE TOM SPENCER WHO DIED April 23, 1969 TOM SPENCER Football 1-3; Intramurals 4; Chorus 1-4. Juniors CLASS OFFICERS: John Eliopulos, Pres; Don Carden, Vice-Pres.; Sue Davidson, Secretary; Candy Parrish, Representative. COLORS: Pink and Maroon FLOWER: Lilies of the Valley MOTTO: We build the ladder by which we climb Mr. Janak Mr. Krysl 56 Lynn Adams T� , Jimmy Argue llo Marty Ballard Vem Bellamy Lee Bonnett George Austin Gary Bartlett A i Jonnie Boden Regina Brister Donna Anderson Kathy Bond Margie Brizar Joyce Anderson Bobby Baker “ ” W Penny Be lew Allen Bonnett Danny Capozzoli Ron Carden Don Carden Paul Christofferson Lily Chester Tamara Clements Gail Conyers Back in the good old days! Neal Frobes Brenda Freauf Rudy Gallegos Sally Gallenbeck Corine Garcia Julia Gonzales Sam Hayes wW Mary Hootman Douglas Howieson Betty Jones Linda Hennek Carmella Herrera Steve Herther Greg Hoffman Karen Hombeck Joelynn Houser Vicki Houser Larry Howerter Debra Lander Dick Lew Len Lucero Shirley Martinez Terry Linderman Genieve Maestas Jane Martinez 61 Arthur Mascarenas Greg Masson Mark Miller Kevin Mitchell Julia Montoya Mike Moon 63 Steve Peteison Kristy Reeves Mary Ann Ricketts Emily Rivera David Rimmer Janice Rodabaugh t 64 Patricia Smith Nels Spilski Larry Stiefvater Richard Stipe Gonna blow a bubble for us Kristy? Gary Swanson Arlene Thayer Dick Thomson Bill Trout Johnny Trujillo Cathy Wales Scott Welch Pam Wilson Linda Van Etten Dave Walker Randy Whitehead Gary Vivion Kristy Vivion Sheila Walker Lloyd Waters Andy Wilcox Pal Wilson And then, 66 Sophomores Beverly Anderson Dorothy Ashley Larry Anderson Cindy Archuleta Pete Archuleta Debra Arguello Class Sponsor Henry Luft Bob Beck Standing L. to R. President Connie Engstrom, V. Pres. Gene Carrico, Secretary Treasure Janice Masson, Kneeling Representative Zane Lew. Class Sponsor Larry Mickelson Clyde Beedle Mary Lou Binford Phyliss Bloomenrader Melody Boyer Eddie Brister 67 Rachel Blister Jack Cairns o Peter Cecchin Christine Coons Sophomores Silly, Silly Sophomores, get down to business. David Cruz Debbie Davidson Laura Davidson Class Motto-Don't stare at the step of opportunity, but step up the stair. Gloria Davies Bill Dickson Colette Dirst Dick Dixon Harvey Dunham Dennis Ehli Connie Engstrom a3L Kim Engstrom Paul Eyre Robert Eng strom Kathy Fishwild Jerry Flores Rick Erickson t0 Charles Forney Sandy Gilbert Yolanda Gonzales Anna Hansen Becky Hembree Joyce Jordan Sophomores Richard Gilley Betty Glassbum Art Jaramillo Stanley Greene Mary Beth Hayes Jeannie Jaure Ralph Glenn Leslie Helwick Helen Jimenez Lynn Kelley Karen Keldsen 71 Debra Keller Debbie Kirk Karen Kiser Dorothy Kluver Jeffery Lieber Zane Lew Patricia Linn Gene Logan Gere Loud an Twins!? Kitty Love joy Sandy Luers Evelyn Lutz Vickie Madrid Susen Madsen Cleo Maestas 72 Connie Maestas Charlene Makinen A David Makinen ? - Jf Rod Mathill Carmen Martinez Jimmy Martinez Mary Martinez o pp Margaret Martinez Joe Maxon Eddy Martinez Judy Martinez Janice Masson Connie McKean Robert Montoya Chris Ackinga Vickie Olivas Leroy Ortega Aveline Pacheco Steven Parker Sandy Patchen v Cliffta Peterson r Harvey Poling Dusty Peterson Caulene Popp Mike Patterson Terry Pennington Chris Pettigrew Maureen Piper Cheryl Raymond Robin Rickerby Sharon Rife Dennis Ross Mary Sallade Ruben Sanchez Beth Shaffer Rub-a-dub-dub Joe in a tub Gwen Setright Craig Shaw Josephine SandovaJ Tom Shiflett Susan Shum way Barbara Sims Fredie Sisneros Phyllis Skidgel Linda Skordas Debbie Smith Jean Spencer June Spencer Gary Steed Skiing exercise Lance? Lance Stewart Vivian Stiefrater 77 Robert Stipe That's all you do to get second? Janet Wells Rosie Taylor Richard Trout Joyce Walgreen Julie Wells Tamela Taylor Pete Wells Laurie Thomson Marie Virgil Tom Watson Mike Westerbuhr Mariee Tierney Randy Walbye iv Barbara Webber Sally Williams Morning Gossip Richard Wilson Gene Wing Pam Wilk Frank Wise Dave Woodward Bill Wunder Judy Yarns insky 7 i Nancy Baca Freshman Officers: Cindy Rogers, John Owens, Cheryl Johnston, and Mary Kay Hakala. Pattie Brizar Patti Brown Kay Cairns Rod Cairns 81 Debbie Caldwell Gary Calvert Debbie Cannon Mike Cisneros Charlotte Cruz Helen Davidson Rondi Clements Lynn Davidson Jennifer Davis 83 Randy Finkbiner Lucy Galyean Mildred Garcia Glenna Gaston m Alice Gonzales Leo Gonzales Freshman COLORS Richard Glassbum Crimson and Gold Irving Gonzales MOTTO Follow the paths that lead into the sun and the shadows will fall behind. FLOWER Steve Goodspeed Chrysanthemum Gary Griffith Dave Griffen Janel Groshart Gloria Gunderson John Hackett Mary Hakala Reyno Id Hall Steve Howie son LeAnn Isakson Marion Jaure Shirley Johns David Johnson 86 Gary Koontz Billy Kunkel Sharon Lane Clint Langwell Gary Largo Beverly Lee Mr. Norlin, sponsor Daviette Lockhart JU± Kenny Loudon Beatrice Maes Jean Thersa Maes Gilbert Maestas Jo Ann Maestas Jakie Martin Robert Martinez Ronald Miller Patsy Montoya Jon Musgrave Rick Obermueller Bimbo Nation Jack Ortega Curtis Melson Lucy Montoya Dan Murphy Don Neuman John Owens Eugenia Poydak Kathy Rasmusson Martha Reynders, Dave Roberts Randy Robinson Cindy Rogers Mary Romero Wanda Romero Nancy Sabin Wilma Sandoval Kathy Smyth Mike Stiefvater Carl Sanchez Rosie Sisneros 91 Steve Sullivan Robert Seiloff Nancy Thomson Gary Thomas James Van Etten Patricia Torres Julie Trejo Adell Trujillo Tony Vasquez Robert Vivion Becky Waters 92 Rod Waeckerlin Connie Walker Malcolm Watson Debra Zimmerman ■ In Memory of John Sanchez 93 Student Body Leaders Left to right: Marilyn Engstrom, Vice President; Colleen Carrico, Resident. 95 Student Council This year’s student council has probably been one of the best RHS has ever had. It's members have worked tirelessly for the betterment of the school and how well their efforts have shown! With Colleen and Marilyn's guidance along with the experience of its sponsors, Mr. Blakeslee and Mr. Hittner and the help of countless others, this year's council has been successful. Some of the high points of the Rawlins Student Council for 68-69 have been the Pepsi Machine, Sr. Citizen's Committee, Chit-Chat, Dress Regulation Code, Radio Program, Snake Dance and Bonfire, Workshop and Teacher's Award Assembly. It has been a wonderful year. Executive Committee L. to R. Colleen Carrico, President; Vicki Donaldson, Sec-Treas.; Marilyn Engstrom, V. Pre .; Seated, Mr. Blakeslee, Sponsor. Council in Action Setting the Christmas mood. Pride and Joy coke machines L. to R. Kurt Amos, Vicki Donaldson. Kneeling, Rodney Cairns. PFPSICOtA Have a Pepsi Assembly Committee L. to R. Cindy Rogers, Ellen McIntosh, Chairman Ron Waeckerlin, Charles Hakala. Concessions Committee L. to R. Patricia Mahan, Vicki Donaldson, Zane Lew Chairman. Not pictured Paul Eyre. Orientation Committee L. to R. Sue Davidson, Connie Engstrom Chairman. Not pictured Jolene Stanford. School Spirit Committee L. to R. Chairman Judy Sundberg, Fred Kelly, John Owens, Carla Cole. Calendar Committee L. to R. Cheryl Masson, Chairman Mee Wing, Leanne Johnson, Janice Masson. Dance Committee L. to R. Mary Kay Hakala, Gene Carrico Chairman Candy Parrish, Jack Argyle. Public Relations Committee L. to R. Arlene Roberts, Chairman Marilyn Engstrom, Patty Smith. Sherry Jones not pictured. Steering Committee L. to R. Don Carden, Cheryl Johnston, John Eliopulos, Chairman Connie Osborne, Bob Carlson. Key Club Back Row, Left to Right: Greg Hoffman, Ron Carden, Jim Mullen, Mark Miller, Fred Morrison, George Austin, John Cummings, Middle Row: John Eliopulos, Gene Carrico, Bill Stanley, Bill Woodward, Ron Garrison, Charles Hakala, Marty Martin. Bottom Row: Dick Lew, Don Carden, Steven Skordas, Kenneth Shumway, Bob Carlson, Zane Lew, Greg Masson. Key Club is a service organization. It serves the school and the community through its projects. Key Club is a subdivision of the Kiwanis Club. This club teaches leadership to all interested sophomore, junior, and senior boys. Wonder who they're watch in' • Glee Club All girls who want to sing are eligible to join Glee Club. It is a prerequisite for Choir. There are 50 members this year. The Glee Club participates with the Choir for concerts. Top Row Left to Right: Christine Coons, Kay Hombeck, Pam Jones, Marsha Gablenz, Rolanda Hart, Virginia Snook, Lesa Lockhart, Elena Jaure, Delores Bonnett, Becky Felton, Valeri Nelson, Helen Davidson. Third Row: Bonnie Beedie, Cindy Rogers, Debra Bates, Kathy Iinderman, Linda Cairns, Cheryl Grady, Judy Martinez, Juanita Wallace, Joy Ann Martinez, Lavada Galyean, Patricia Linn, Leta Haglund. Second Row: Mary Jane Herrera, Genieve Maestas, Sheila Walker, Pam Roberts, Susan Norris, Eva Montoya, Aveline Pacheco, Tammy Taylor, Lorraine Ortiz, Emma Martinez, Connie Walker, Barbara Webber, Lorraine Montoya. Bottom Row: Debra Arguello, Evelyn Martinez, Shirley Martinez, Daviette Lockhart, Yolanda Gonzales, Mary Martinez, Ruth Jaure, Carmen Martinez, Genevieve Jaure, Esther De Herrera, Mary Johnston, Debbie Mentink, Ida Martinez. 99 The Rawlins High CONCERT BAND LEFT, LEFT, LEFT RIGHT, LEFT (fcwco). Standing from L. to R.: Allen Bonnett, Steve Sullivan, Roger Cattles, Back Row: Marty Martin, Tom Shiflett, Gary Olson, Sheila Fred Morrison, Tom Jones, Ron Waeckerlin, Charles Hakala, Steve Row: Lois Hall, June Spencer, Becky Hembree, Steve Alston, Phyllis Smith, Kathy Fishwild, Gregg Masson, Debbie Davidson, Jean Spencer, Martin. Front Row: Alice Skordas, Sue Davidson, Linda Skordas, Mary Waeckerlin, Sandy Gilbert, Gloria Davies, Beverly Anderson, Donna The R.H.S. Band began the year by performing at all home football games. They continued to back the athletes by playing at all the basketball games during the season. A lot of hard work went into the literature which the Concert Band took to District Music Festival. The showing in Cheyenne was good and the Band came home with a 2 rating. MARCHING BAND 100 School Band Kathy Rasmussen, Calann Domman, Wes Watson, Mr. Brownson. Zimmerman, Lynn Kelley, Rolanda Hart, John Owens, Mark Blakeslee, Skordas, Gary Thomas, Gene Wing, Sam Hayes. Second from Back Bloomenrader, Mary Kay Hakala, Betty Jones, Steve Parker, Patty Lee Bonnett, Linda Zimmerman, Debby Smith, Linda Fishwild, Jakie Ann Crane, Cheryl Johnston, Della Duncan, Susan Carlson, Jan Raymond, Karen Olson. SECOND BAND Standing from L. to R.: Johnny Lopez, Charles Hakala, Randy Whitehead, Wes Watson, Malcom Watson, Mr. Btownson. Seated, Back Row from L. to R.: Rod Math ill, Willie Harruff, Leslie Houser, Vivian Stiefvater, Gerry Gamelli, Patty Brown, Gloria Gunderson; Second from Back: Billie Belew, Leslie Daniels, Kathy Allen, Jnell Raymond, Cheryl Raymond, Jakie Martin, LeAnn Isaakson, Lucy Galyean; Front Row: Cliffta Peterson, Kryssy Higley, Jennifer Davis, Linda Russell, Becky Vollmer. 101 Back Row, left to right: Kent Gablenz, Fred Kelly, Ted Martinez, Clyde Beedle, Steve Madsen, Fred Neuman, Tom Spencer, Curt Kelly, Tom Seith, Gary Payne, Bob Phelps, Charlie Dunlap. Second Row, left to right: Ralph Crum, Robert Engstrom, Tom Zimmerman, Paul Eyre, Floyd Martinez, Mike Ulibarri, Jim Arguello, Rex Evans, Jeff Leiber, Jay Greene. Third Row, left to right: Mary Ann Ricketts, Beth Shaffer, KarenHornbeck, Ardell Rummel, Judy Sundberg, Steph Popp, Sandy Luers, Cynthia Eyre, Helen Baca, Debbie Hughes, Debbie Garvin, Kristy Vivion, Jolene Stanford. Bottom Row, left to right: Patrice Parman, Judy Yarusinsky, Joelynn Houser, Chris Sturm, Brenda Freauff, Joyce Anderson, Judy Dunn, Racheal Brister, Lynda Kuling, Susan Madsen, Julie Hall. The Rawlins High School Concert Choir 102 The Staff, a select small group from the choir, includes: from left to right: Kristy Vivion, Tom Spencer, Julie Hall, Charlie Dunlap, Connie Engstrom, Ted Martinez, Susan Madsen, Gary Payne, Judy Dunn, Steve Madsen, Judy Sundberg, Fred Kelly, Steph Popp. 103 R.H.S. BEHIND EVERY GREAT GUY THERE’S A GAL!” Behind every great guy, there stands a great woman. In R. H. S. the feminine complement to the Outlaw athletics is composed of the twirlers and the flag twirlers. The added enthusiasm and skill of the troups serve to boost the Mighty Outlaws on to victory. Both a privilege and a pleasure, these activities provide many girls with an opportunity to represent Rawlins High School. As an active part of the Band the twirlers attended Band Day in Laramie last fall. The twirlers led the R.H.S. Band in half-time entertainment for all the home games. Basketball season grants the girls excellent opportunities to devise some really clever routines for the enjoyment of gymnasium audiences. Twirlers From left to right. Top row: Nancy Ulibarri. Middle row: Janet Wells, Mee Wing, Petie Rogers, and Lindy Musgrave. Front row: Karen Olson—Head Twirler. Twirlers From left to right: Lesa Lockhart and Theresa Clow. 104 From left to right. Standing: Mary Kay Hakala, Daviette Lockhart, Irene Neuman, Debbie Lander, and Judy Sundberg. Kneeling: Melody Boyer—Head Twirler. Flag Twirlers From left to right: Joyce Jordan, Patty Brooks, and Terry Pennington. 105 Boosters From left to right. Standing: Candy Parrish, Ava LaDick--Head Cheerleader, and Joyce Anderson. Kneeling: Kristy Vivion and Murlie Colosky. R.H.S. owes a big vote of thanks to the five varsity and three J.V. cheerleaders who, as they hollered their way through the 68-69 sports season, kept our school spirit high. Faithfully following the teams, they helped cheer the Outlaws on to victory. The varsity Cheerleaders represented R.H.S. during football, basketball, and wrestling seasons. Their overwhelming enthusiasm inspired the teams at the S.W.A.C. Wrestling Tournament in Rawlins and at the District Basketball Tournament in Cheyenne. Although they saw many heart-breaking games, they kept up the hard work and determination. R.H.S. congratulates the cheerleaders on a great job well done! SR. PEP CLUB, Top to Bottom: Betty Brodsho, Vicki Donaldson, Judy Sunberg, Stephanie Popp, Pat Mahan. 2nd Row: Alice Skordas, Juanita Wallace, Caroline Glassburn, Patsy Bernal, Miss Sellers. 1st Row: Ava La Dick, Irene Neuman, Lynda Taylor, Carla Cole, Sherry Jones. Pep Club Officers (68-69) Irene Neuman, Sec. Treas; Lynda Taylor, Pres.; Carla Cole, Vice-Pres. JR. PEP CLUB: Lindy Musgrave, Julie Hall, Martha Sanders, Karen Hornbeck, Christy Paris, Karen Ross, Linda Hennek, Kristy Reeves. Bottom Row: Petie Rogers, Debbie Lander, Joyce Anderson, Candy Parrish, Kristy Vivion, Kathy Bond, Ardell Rummel. 106 SOPH. PEP CLUB, Top to Bottom: Debby Garvin, Collette Dirst, Terry Pennington, Melody Boyer, Jeff Leiber, Lorraine Forsberg, Joyce Walgreen, Cliffta Peterson, Debby Davidson. 3rd Row: Julie Wells, Pam Murray, Janice Masson, Debby Mentik, Sandy Patchen, Mary Sallade, Susan Seiloff, Karen Kiser, Judy Yarusinsky. 2nd Row: Karen Keldsen, Ardith Epp, Margaret Cook, Patty Brooks, Barbara Webber, Christine Coons, Leslie Helwick, Beth Shaffer. 1st Row: Robin Rickerby, Dorthy Minard, Susan Madsen, Joyce Jordan, Janet Wells, Murlie Colosky, Marlee Tierney, Evelyn Lutz. FROSH. PEP CLUB, Top to Bottom: Helen Davidson, Mary Kay Hakala, Kay Hornbeck, Bevelynn Lee, Pam Jones. 2nd Row: Shirley Johns, Linda Russell, Rondi Clements, Patti Brown, Nancy Sabin, Susan Peterson. 1st Row: Annabelle Martinez, Bonnie Beedie, Gloria Gunderson, Connie Walker, Mary Johnston. 107 Pictured in Row 1 left to right: Becky Hembree, Leslie Hehvick, Mee Wing, Mary Hootman, Sue Davidson, Don Carden, and Debbie Davidson. Row 2 left to right: Mr. Moore, Mary Beth Hayes, Marilyn Engstrom, Chris Sturm, Tanda Jensen, Donna Kohler. Third row: Doris Wolfe, Mark Blakeslee, Rolanda Hart, Carol Hatley, Theresa Clow, and Ricky Capozzoli. Left to Right: Mary Beth Hayes, Carol Hatley, Don Carden, Chris Sturm, Rolanda Hart, Lois Hall, and Mee Wing. Speech And Left to right: Billy Flagg, Don Carden, Mee Wing, Marilyn Engstrom, Becky Hembree, Mary Beth Hayes, Geri Louden, and Lois Hall. 108 Floor to Standing: Marilyn Engstrom, Billy Flagg, Chris Sturm, and Don Carden. Left to right: Rolanda Hart, Lois Hall, Doris Wolfe, and Mary Beth Hayes. This year's Forensics Club actively participated at Speech meets throughout the state. The club has attended meets at Casper, Cheyenne, Laramie, Lander, Powell, Sheridan and Reliance. The speech team also attended the District Speech Meet in Wheatland, and a majority of the members qualified there to compete at the State Speech Meet in Powell. The purpose of Forensics is to build confidence and cultivate good speaking. Members excelling in competition at the Lander Meet were Lois Hall and Rolanda Hart, who both placed second in novice debate, and Don Carden who placed third in boys' extemporaneous speaking. Chris Sturm and Becky Hembree both made the final ’ rounds in competition at the Sheridan meet, placing fourth in poetry and humorous interpretation respectively. This year's Forensics Club officers were President - Theresa Clow, Vice President -Becky Hembree, and Secretary-Treasurer - Barry Smyth. 109 Top Row, L to R: Mary Hayes, Rolanda Hart, Della Duncan, Laurie Thomson, Barbara Sims, Evelyn Lutz, Jeannie Jaure, Connie Maestas; Third Row, Phyllis Bloomenrader, Linda Zimmerman, Jean Spencer, Gwen Setright, Connie McKean, Janice Masson, Leslie Helwick, Kathy Fishwild, Mauren Piper; Second Row, Mary Ann Crane, Debbie Smith, June Spencer, Lavada Galyean, Cheryl Raymond, Vivian Stiefvater, Loudean Garcia, Pam Murray, Margaret Cook; Bottom Row, Becky Hembree, Sally Williams, Susan Madsen, Murlee Colosky, Debra Garvin, Cleo Meastas, Christine Cairns, Terry Pennington, Joyce Jordan. The Girls' Athletic Association gives girls a chance to get exercise and to participate in sports. Among their activities was a volleyball tournament. Volleyball Champions Top Row, L to R: Leslie Houser, Kay Hornbeck, Valerie Ross, Nancy Sabin, Jnell Raymond, Kathy Archuleta, Kay Cairns; Third Row, Billie Belew, Bevelyn Lee, Pattie Brizar, Mary Romero, Adella Trujillo, Susan Peterson, Carma Crook; Second Row, Rondi Clements, Nancy Thomson, Le Ann Isakson, Patti Brown, Linda Fishwild, Susan Patchen, Regina Harrison; Bottom Row, Kathy Linderman, Kryssy Higley, Becky Vollmer, Darlene Armijo, Beatrice Maes, Charlotte Cruz. Top Row, L to R: Lynda Killing, Mary Sims, Virginia Snook, Dana Fleenor, Tanda Jensen, Miss Walker-Sponsor; Third Row, Betty Brodsho, Vicki Donaldson, Karen Olson Ellen McIntosh, Becky Felton, Colleen Carrico, Cynthia Eyre; Second Row, Alice Skordas, Pat Mahan, Marsha Gablenz, Arlene Roberts, Karen Dunn, Marilyn Engstrom, Susan Maberry; Bottom Row, Irene Neuman, Ava LaDick, Mee Wing, Ruth Jaure, Kama Reeves, Sherry Jones, Lynda Taylor. GAA Betty Jones--Secretary-Treasurer Lynda Kuling—Vice President Sherry Jones--President 0 f f 1 c e r s Top Row, L to R: Kristy Reeves, Karen Hornbeck, Carol Hatley, Kathy Cornwell, Margaret Kaspar, Petie Rogers, Judy Dunn; Third Row, Karen Bond, Margie ftrizar, Candy Parrish, Patrice Parman, Kristy Vivion, Debby Lander, Eileen Erickson, Sue Davidson; Second Row, Joelynn Houser, Karen Crook, Christy Paris, Ardell Rummell, Lorraine Ortiz, Karen Ross, Mary Ann Ricketts; Bottom Row, Faye Morgan, Penny Belew, Julie Hall, Joyce Anderson, Lindy Musgrave, Pal Wilson, Betty Jones, Katie Jones. DEC A Top Row: Left to Right: John Medina, Joe Sims, James Arellano, Nancy Sapp, Martha Sanders, Vicki Houser, Kathy Wales (Treasurer), Valerie Nelson, Greg Nelson, Third Row, L to R, Gary Eaton, Roy Cruz, Eddie Sisneros, Carol Hatley (Sergeant at Arms), Jonnie Boden, Bonnie Barela, Lorraine Ortiz, Carla Cole, Elizabeth Martin, Aljaramillo. Second Row, LtoR. Floyd Martinez, Steve Wunder, Tom Spencer, Elmer Montoya, Marie Espinoza, Faye Morgan, Joann Cisneros, Rose Tenorio, Genevieve Jaure, Corine Garcia, Bottom Row: Thomas Seith, Walter Miller, Bill Stanley (Vice-President), Steve Madsen, Dan Myers (Sponsor), Jeanine Neuman (Secretary), Sharon Muir (President), Shirley Romero (Historian), Herman Aranda (Finance Manager), Lynn Adams. Distributive Education is a vocational and educational program taught in the high school in the fields of marketing and distribution where a student receives part of his training in class and part on his job. Distributive Education, like a business, is judged by its end product--being the student. The student learns the fundamentals of our free enterprise system and then applies them on his job. Toward the end of the semester, each student prepares himself for the upcoming State Leadership Conference where students from around the state compete in different areas in marketing. Rawlins DECA Club had its share of the winnings coming home as third in the state. Steve Madsen, chairman of the Chapter of the year, received this award. Walter Miller was the outstanding student in the Oil Industry receiving first place which enabled him to attend the National Leadership Conference in Atlantic City, New Jersey. Sharon Muir received a second place in Department Store Merchandising and went as a delegate to the Conference. Rawlins also received three third place trophies beginning with Carla Cole, chairman of Creative Marketing Project, in Creative Marketing; Jeanine Neuman in Variety Store Merchandising and Nancy Sapp in Department Store Merchandising. THESE ARE THE WINNERS Standing: Nancy Sapp, Carla Cole, Jeanine Neuman, Dan Myers (sponsor). Sitting: Walter Miller, Steve Madsen, Sharon Muir. AND THESE ARE THE OFFICERS! Standing: Bill Stanley, Jeanine Neuman, )12 Herman Aranda. Sitting: Sharon Muir, Carol Hatley, Shirley Romero. Top Row, left to right: Chris Pettigrew, George Eads, Herman Aranda, Eddie Sisneros, Vicki Shurigar, Donna Kohler, Virginia Hooker, Carla Cole, and Mrs. Kernan, Sponsor. Middle Row: Ellen McIntosh, Ava LaDick, Faye Morgan, Christy Paris, Regina Brister, Kama Reeves, Mary Sims, Ruth Jaure, and Linda Allen. Bottom Row: Karen Olson, Leta Haglund, Lavada Galyean, Kathy Bond, Kristy Reeves, Brenda Freauf, Cheryl Masson, Shirley Romero, and Bonnie Barela. FBLA Future Business Leaders of America is a very active organization. They have entertained the business students from Saratoga, visited the Legislature and toured state and federal offices at Cheyenne. The members worked in downtown offices during Spring vacation. Some of their meetings were devoted to correct office dress, how to apply for a position, and Parliamentary procedure. They had a Valentine party and several money-making projects. At the first Wyoming Future Business Leadership Conference in Lander, the members represented Rawlins very well by tying for third place in Chapter of the Year. OFFICERS, standing: Cheryl Masson--President, Eddie Sisneros—Secretary, Ruth Jaure--Vice-President, Carla Cole—Treasurer. Seated: Mary Sims—Reporter. Convention Winners are, left to right: Donna Kohler, Kama Reeves, Mary Sims, Ruth Jaure, and Christy Paris. FHA Future Homemakers of America is a national organization that provides opportunities for students to have additional experience in planning and carrying out activities related to homemaking. Its members must have had or presently be enrolled in Home Economics. OFFICERS, standing: Susan Maberry-Parliamen-tarian, Debbie Keller-Reporter; seated: Josephine Sandoval-Treasurer, Lorraine Chacon-President, Linda Matson-Vice President, Ellen McIntosh-Secretary. Top Row, left to right: Faye Morgan, Janice Rodabaugh, Margaret Davis, Linda Matson, Ellen McIntosh, Virginia Snook, Susan Maberry, and Mrs. Winzenreid, Sponsor. Middle Row: Betty Glassburn, Patricia Linn, Becky Waters, Emily Rivera, Debra Zimmerman, Juanita Wallace, and Jean Maes. Bottom Row: Sherry Jones, Nancy Ulibarri, Debbie Keller, Lorraine Chacon, Josephine Sandoval, Adella Trujillo, and Bevelyn Lee. Future Teachers The Future Teachers of America is an organization for those students who are interested in the teaching field. During the year the club acquaints the members with the teaching profession. Their sponsor for this year was Miss Balben. F.T.A. Officers for the 1968-69 school year were (from left to right): Pres., Patty Smith; Vice Ftes., Phyllis p Bloomenrader; and Sec.-Treas., Judy Yarusinsky. T. A. M e m b e r s h Top row: From left to right--Colleen Carrico, Carla Carmain, Rolanda Hart, Phyllis Bloomenrader, _ Patty Smith, and Miss Balben. Middle row: June Spencer, Sharon Jones, Kryssy Higley, Fannie Jo P Cozart, Judy Yarusinsky, and Cathy Haynes. Bottom row: Linda Zimmerman, Jean Spencer, Karen Olson, Ellen McIntosh, and Patrice Parman. The Annual F.T.A. Tea in honor of the faculty was held in April. OFFICERS, left to right: Margie Brizar-Vice President, Judy Sundburg-President, Debbie Hughes-Secretary-Treasurer. Under the sponsorship of Mrs. Jack, the Future Nurses of America promotes interest in the field of medicine and encourages the goals of these students. They do volunteer work for the community by serving as Candy Stripers at the hospital. Top Row, left to right: Pam Jones, Susan Norris, Juanita Wallace, Karen Dunn, Gloria Gunderson, and Karen Ross. Bottom Row: Debbie Hughes, Judy Sundburg, Margie Brizar, Stephanie Popp, Jeannie Jaure. and Mary Johnston. 116 r a n t L. to R. Mr. Bill Williams, MaryAnnX Mary Hootman, Vicki Houser, Middle f Glassburn, Penny Belew, Margie Brizar, Phelps. Top Row Alfred Archuleta, Louis Norris, Debbie Hughes, Jolene Stanford. Ricketts, Row: Tanda Espinoza, Bottom Row Pat Mahan, Caroline Jensen, Bob Susan C I u b 117 The Round Jr. Editor; Debbie Lander, Editor; Betty Brodsho, Sports Editor; Alice Skordas. After many hard, sleepless, nights and days of toiled labor, we present this annual to you. May you receive as much pleasure from it as we did preparing it for you! Sponsors; Mr. Gurney, Mr. Shaffer, Mrs. Campbell, Mrs. Kernan. Senior Staff Members: Back Row: Karen Dunn, Mary Simms, Ellen McIntosh, Connie Osborne. First Row: Mee Wing, Betty Brodsho, Pat Mahan, Alice Skordas. Below: Debi Messinger, Karen Olson. Burning the Midnight Oil! Junior Staff Members; Back Row: Vickie Shurigar, Kristy Paris, Karen Hornbeck, Debbie Hughes, Mary Hootman, Front Row; Debbie Lander, Kristy Vivion, Julie Hall, Sue Davidson. Science Math Club Paul Eyre has led this club to a successful year. Among the accomplishments was to host the Carbon County Science Fair. Top row: left to right; Greg Hoffman, Susan Maberry, Tanda Jensen, Lorraine Forsberg, Ron Miller, Kurt Kelly. Bottom row: left to right; Barry Smyth, Paul Eyre, Jeff Leiber, Beth Shaffer, Gary Largo. Science Fair Winners i 120 Eugenia Poydack, Beth Shaffer Thespians Row 1; L. to R.: Becky Hembree; Mee Wing; Leanne Johnson-Pres.; Donna Kohler-Vice Pres.; Tanda Jensen-Sec.; Gene Wing-Treas.; Sharon Lane. Row 2; L. to R.: Leslie Helwick, Calann Domman, Mary Hootman, Sue Davidson, Ron Garrison, Pat Mahan, Alice Skordas, Cynthia Eyre, Mr. Jaussi. Row 3; L. to R.: Irene Neuman, Murlie Colosky, Betty Brodsho, Susan Ma erry, Ruth Jaure, Mary Sims, Virginia Snook, Vicki Houser, Jeff Leiber. This year was another successful year for the Thespians. Under the direction of Mr. Jaussi, they skillfully applied make-up to the cast members of the various dramatic presentations. This year's club was headed by Leanne Johnson: President, Donna Kohler: Vice President, Tanda Jensen: Secretary, and Gene Wing: Treasurer. 6 8 Editors: Mike Grubb, Sports Ed., Theresa Clow, Editorial Ed., Joan Setright, Feature Ed., Arlene Roberts, Assistant Editor, Don Carden, Editor. This year, with the guidance of Mr. Ron Ballou, the Corral tried to get a paper published every month. They published the annual Christmas paper also. Toward the end of the last 9 weeks, the school purchased an Off-Set Printing Press for all future publications. In conjunction with the Annual Staff, they were hosts to the State Journalism Convention held in Rawlins this fall. 6 9 Wh at's wrong T amara ? In Action. 122 French Club The French Club promotes the knowledge of the French language and the interest in the history, customs, and culture. Membership is open to anyone who is presently enrolled in the course. Top Row, left to right: Murlie Colosky, Christine Sturm, Judy Dunn, Donna Anderson. Bottom Row: Jolene Stanford, Debi Messinger, Dana Fleenor, Mrs. O'Melia, Sponsor. OFFICERS, left to right: Debi Messinger-Secretary-Treasurer, Jolene Stanford-President, Donna Anderson-Vice President. Tri-T Top Row, left to right: Vicki Donaldson, Mee Wing, Lynda Ruling, Marilyn Engstrom, Sue Davidson, Susan Maberry, Debbie Hughes, and Connie Engstrom. Third Row: Debbie Davidson, Karen Hornbeck, Calann Domman, Connie Osborne, Cheryl Masson, Kristy Vivion, Karen Ross, Betty Brodsho, and Beth Shaffer. Second Row: Patrice Parman, Colleen Carrico, Ellen McIntosh, Theresa Clow, Donna Kohler, Debbie Lander, Tanda Jensen, Bottom Row: Becky Hembree, Linda Skordas, Linda Zimmerman, Julie Hall, Eileen Erickson, Kathy Cornwell, Margaret Kaspar, and Joyce Anderson. Tri-T is an honorary organization for girls maintaining a B or above average. A tea was held this fall at the Womens’ Club for old members, their mothers, and initiates. A banquet was held at the Flame Room for the purpose of initiating new members. Officers, left to right, are: Joyce Anderson-Vice President, Ellen Mclntosh-President, and Julie Hall-Secretary-Treasurer. Top Row, left to right: Cheryl Johnston, Mary Lou Binford, Jakie Martin, Kathy Rasmusson, and Miss Hornig, sponsor. Bottom Row: Phyllis Bloomenrader, Pat East, Nancy Sabin, Arlene Roberts, and Valerie Ross. s e n • i 0 r s 1 n i t From left to right: top row--Bob Carlson, Stan Watson, John Cummings, and Bill Flagg. 3rd row--Dana Flee nor, Vicki Donaldson, Theresa Clow. 2nd row--Leanne Johnson, Jolene Stanford, Tanda Jensen, and Lynda Ruling. 1st row—Mary Shaw, Pat Mahan, Karen Olson, and Ellen McIntosh. Not pictured Mike Clark. a i t e d J u n i 0 r s 1 n i t i a t e d 0 1 d M e m b e r s From left to right: standing—Mike Grubb, Jack Argyle, Ron Garrison, Betty Brodsho, Marilyn Engstrom, and Mee Wing. Seated—Colleen Carrico, Mr. Simmons--sponsor, Mr. Roberts--guest speaker, Ron Wackerlin, and Cheryl Masson. Not pictured Connie Osborne. From left to right: top row--John Eliopulos, Greg Hoffman, Dick Lew, Bob Cumberland, and Don Carden. 2nd row--Patrice Parman, Patty Smith, Julie Hall, Eileen Erickson, and Karen Hornbeck. 1st row—Kristy Vivion, Debbie Lander, Joyce Anderson, and Sue Davidson. Intramural TOURNAMENT BLUE CHEER 1st Mike Grauberger Tom Crook Steve Madsen Larry Howerter Dan Capozzoli Rick CapoTZoli Ed Chacon SINCLAIR SI NNERS 3rd John Cummings Charlie Dunlap Tim McCann Bob Kline Allen Bonnett Rich Stipe Dennis Ross Robert Stipe YELLOW BELLIES Ray Haglund Joe Sims John Sjogren Randy Finkbiner Abe Madrid Ed Webber Herman Aranda Jay Greene ORANGE WEDGES Jim Finkbiner Kim Engstrom Jim Benedict Gary Payne Rod Mathill Tom Norris Dave Makinen 126 Basketball WINNERS TACO BELLS 2nd John Medina Mose Madrid Dave Murphy Roger Martinez Floyd Martinez Kevin Mitchell Mike Patterson REGULAR SEASON WINNERS SINCLAIR SINNERS 1st TACO BELLS 2nd BLUE CHEER 3rd WHITE KNIGHTS Marty Dirst Mike Moon Tom Spencer Chris Okinga Ed Lewis Bill Flagg Ron Waeckerlin SANDSTONE HOGGERS Joe Stratton Nels Spilski Mike Moore Bob Phelps Rick Danford Dick Dixon Stan Greene BLACK WIDOWS James Arellano Dave Walker Kevin Koroulis Dave Cruz Andy Wilcox Roger Vagner Elmer Montoya 127 Old Members: Bottom Row: Johnny Medina, Mike Grauberger, Jack Argyle, Mike Grubb, Mike Clark, Nels Spilski, Mark Miller, and Mr. Pascoe. 2nd Row: Tony DeHerrera, Kevin Koroulis, Gordon Shumate, Eddy Martinez, Vern Bellamy, Tom Watson, Dave Walker. 3rd Row: Jim Mullen, Dave Woodward, Bob Phelps, Fredrick P. Neuman, Gary Eaton, Rick Jones, Ricky Cappozzoli. Top Row: Stan Watson, Bob McNees, Neal Forbes, Gary Swanson, Steve Sun and Gilbert Mascarenas. Neophytes: Floyd Martinez, Bill Nation, Kim Engstrom, Dennis Michie, John Hackett, Dick Neuman, Dick Pate, Dennis Ross, John Eliopulus, Butch Smith, and Lee Bonnett. R Club is an athletic club which consists of all lettermen in football, basketball, and track. The most important event is the initiation of all new members. This includes various types of initiations, a banquet, entertainment, and a dance. 0 Wheatland 7 Rawlins 33 Craig 7 Rawlins 25 Cheyenne East 20 Rawlins 0 Evanston 15 Rawlins 6 Cheyenne Central 49 Rawlins 7 Riverton 47 Rawlins 14 Laramie 68 Rawlins 0 Casper 61 Rawlins 13 Rock Springs 20 Rawlins 13 Football The Rawlins High School Football season opened with a bang as the Outlaws won their first two games. Their victims were Wheatland (33-7) and Craig (25-7). Then injuries, causing 8 to 10 regulars to miss games, forced the Outlaws to play their hustling, but inexperienced second stringers. The Outlaws lost their next six games to Cheyenne East, Evanston, Cheyenne Central, Riverton, Laramie, and Caspar. The team came alive again in the last game of the season. Our rivals, the Rock Springs Tigers, felt the pressure as the Outlaws fought strongly to the very end. In the last 3 minutes of the game, the score tied, the Tigers scored a touchdown, winning the game (20-13). All in all, the Outlaws had a very successful season, in that, the younger players gained some very valuable experience. 130 Grrreat Big Outlaws Top Row from left to right: Gary Vivion, Dick Pate, Dennis Michie, Roy Cruz, Charles Hakala, Dennis Ross, Mike Clarke, Mike Grubb, Gordon Shumate, Randy Whitehead, Ricky Cappozzoli, Mike Chapman, Neil Forbes. Middle Row left to right: Kim Engstrom, Fred Neuman, Steve Skordas, Eddie Martinez, Johnny Medina, Jack Argyle, Bill Shaffer, Bobby Baker, Steve Sun, John Cummings, Bill Nation, Gary Olson, Tony Deherrera. Bottom Row left to right: Ricky Erickson, Skeeter Hall, Kevin Koroulis, Gary Swanson, Paul Parsons, Mike Grauberger, Nels Spilski, Mark Miller, Bob Phelps, John Hackett, Dick Neuman. Our Fighting Outlaws Rick Capozzoli John Cummings Mike Grubb Charles Hakala John Medina Fred Neuman Mike Grauberger 132 Bob Phelps Bobby Baker Lee Bonnet Charles Dunlap Gary Eaton Neal Forbes Kevin Koroulis Tony DeHerrara Rick McNees Top Row Left to right: John Barto, Kurt Amos, Bimbo Nation, Paul Felton, Randy Robinson, Kenny Wilson, Curt Me Ison, Rod Waeckerlin, Danny Murphy, Davy Roberts, Leo Gonzales, Reynald Hall. Bottom Row L. to R. David Muir, Kurt Kelley, Mike Cisneros, Brad Baker, Jim Klaxdianos, Mike Ulibarri, John Owens, Bobby Vivion, Kenny Loudon, Donny, Newman, Rick McNees. Steve Sun 133 Skeeter Hall The Basketball Season Kneeling, from L. to R.: Rick McNees, Gary Vivion. Standing, from L. to R.: Rick Jones, Jim Mullen, Tony DeHerrera, Coach Murray, Rick Brown, Mike Clark, Gary Swanson, Neil Forbes, Dick Neuman, Mike Grubb, Coach Loendorf, Gary Eaton, John Eliopoulos, Jack Argyle, Bob Baker. After an opening game slaughter at the hands of University Prep, the Outlaws journeyed to Craig Colorado where they defeated the Bulldogs. The Outlaws then moved westward where they were defeated by Evanston. The following evening the Outlaws turned the tables by winning that game with a 10 point lead. The Outlaws opened their conference season against the Cheyenne Indians and pulled a mild upset by defeating the Indians. Next the Casper Mustangs barely defeated the Outlaws. The state champions, the Laramie Plainsmen, beat the Outlaws by a mere 6 points. The Cheyenne East Thunderbirds were the Outlaws' next victims as Rawlins easily won. The Green River Wolves' return match was won by Rawlins. In a game that will long be remembered, the Rock Springs Tigers defeated the Outlaws with the winning point coming after the buzzer rang. Rawlins won their next two games against Kelley Walsh and Craig quite easily. A heartbreaker came when the Outlaws lost to the T-Birds. The Outlaws came back the next day winning against Cheyenne Central. The Outlaws then hit a 4 game losing streak against Natrona, Evanston, Laramie and Rock Springs. In district tournament, the Outlaws upset the Tigers, but lost their second round to the Laramie Plainsmen. Next the weary Outlaws took on Cheyenne East where they led until the end of the 3rd quarter; then they ran out of gas and were finally defeated. Steal it 134 135 Go Mike! Mike Grubb was considered the Basketball hero of the year. He was chosen as an All-Conference player. Mike, also, proudly represented the Outlaws as a member of the All-State team. Our Fighting Outlaws 136 Ballou's Frosh Top row, left to right: Danny Murphy, Ron Miller, Rod Waeckerlin. Second row, from top: Mark Blakeslee, Bimbo Nation, Cary Bell, Curt Melson. Third row, from top: Joe Lucero, Kurt Kelly, Don Bardo, Gordon France, Leo Gonzales. Bottom row: Mike Ulibarri, David Muir, Rod Cairns, Gary Koontz, John Owens, Kurt Amos. Ready To Help Murray's J.V. Top Row from left to right: George Austin, Tom Jones, Gary Swanson, Gene Carrico. Second row left to right: John Eliopoulis, Dick Neuman, Bill Nation, Rick Brown. Bottom row: Jim Mullen, Bobby Baker, Bobby Franks, Randy Whitehead. 137 The Might Grapplers Rawlins wrestlers for the 1968-69 school year compiled a 6-8 team record. The Outlaws had the pleasure of hosting District Wrestling Tournament at the Rawlins High Gym. Vern Bellamy placed second at the Southwestern Athletic Conference Tournament. Third place honors went to Stan Watson and Gilbert Mascarenas while fourth place honors went to Charles Hakala, Floyd Martinez, and Mark Miller. Rawlins' outstanding wrestlers this year were: Stan Watson, who won the Most Outstanding Wrestler of the Year Award; Gilbert Mascarenas who went undefeated in fourteen matches, which is a school record; and Vern Bellamy, Outlaw 154-pound Junior who took the highest Rawlins place in District. State Tournament this year proved to be too rugged for Rawlins to place in, but there’s always next year. Who will be the FIRST Outlaw from Rawlins to take State? From left to Right: Coach Ireland, Butch Smith, Rick McNees, Gilbert Mascarenas, Gary Olson, Floyd Martinez, Charlie Hakala, Stan Watson, Davey Roberts, Vern Bellamy, Steve Sun, Mark Miller, Coach Johnson. Standing from L. toR.: Paul Eyre, Art Jaramillo, Lorin Young, Barry Smyth, Mike Westerbuhr, Donnie Neuman, Jerry Loudon, LeRoy Ortega, Wes Schimmel, Randy Walbye. Kneeling: Bill Minard, Ralph Crum,Gary Calvert, Kenny Loudon. 138 P-I-N 'Im! Pin him! Smile Harry Your turn is coming. Pin, Pin, Pin, your man! 139 Track Top Row from Left to Right: Rick Erickson, Mark Manly, Mike Grubb, Kim Engstrom, Ken Carrico, Tom Watson; Middle Row: Robert Stipe, Dennis Ross, Steve Sun, Dick Thomson, Dennis Michie; Bottom Row: Mark Miller, Gary Eaton, Neil Forbes, Kevin Koroulis, Jack Argyle, Dave Walker, Dick Pate. Neal Forbes and Mark Manly received the honor of being able to compete in the state track meet held in Cheyenne the 18th of May. Forbes placed second in the high jump and second in the triple jump at district and Mark took first in the shot and discus. 140 Mark Manly and Neil Forbes I have a new secret. Frosh Back Row, L. to R.: Cary Bell, Randy Robinson; Bottom Row: Willy Boggs, Mike Ulibarri. Not pictured, John Hackett. Rawlins traveled to Riverton to break in the 1969 track season. Since Rawlins had only four participants in this meet you can see why they failed to place. Rawlins, however, made a better showing at Cheyenne the following week as Mark Manly placed third in the discus and Neal Forbes placed fifth in the high jump. Rawlins trackmen placed fourth in the Craig invitational tourney April 26, despite the cold weather. Neal Forbes contributed ten points for the Outlaws as he took first in the high jump, third in the broad jump, and fifth in the triple jump. Other first places for Rawlins came, as Steve Sun ran the Weightmen's hundred in 11.1 seconds while the Rawlins mile relay team consisting of Sun, Gene Carrico, Dave Walker and Dick Thomson won first with a time of 3:46. Looks Pretty Tough. Jack Argyle placed 5th in the hundred yard dash while Thomson also crossed the finish line in the top five. John Hackett, Rawlins Freshman weightman, set a meet record throwing the discus 122 feet. Traveling to Lander the following week, it was Neal Forbes and Mark Manly who earned the most points for Rawlins as Mark took second in the varsity discus and Neal took fifth in the high jump and triple jump. John Hackett again led the Frosh as he released the discus 126 feet. 'Fly' CONGRATULATIONS to the CLASS of 1969!! Roujllns Hotionol Bonk Does Waiting in Line Try Your Patience? Try Banking at the Rawlins National Bank Let Us Wait On YOU--You'll Never Wait On Us. Carbon County's Largest and Strongest Financial Institution THE RAWLINS NATIONAL BANK Member F.D.I.C. Rawlins, Wyoming 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. DAILY TIMES STATIONERS NEUMAN TRANSIT CO., INC. Service that Serves” For Your General Transportation Needs Since 1914 324-3481 Rawlins, Wyoming CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS of 69 .ht first national Bank of Hamlins RAWI.IIVS .WYOMING Auto Loans Complete Banking Service Free Checking Account to all Students Mr. George Hutt, Mee Wing, and Carol Read. RAWLINS' FRIENDLY, PROGRESSIVE BANKING INSTITUTION Debbie Lander L.M. OLSON, INC. GENERAL CONTRACTORS Gary Olson All Types Commercial Concrete Work Industrial Dirt Work Residential Crane Rental Cabinet Work Free Estimates Call 324-3531 or 324-3532 £ef-Wie SHORTY'S MARKET GROCERY GARAGE Auto and Truck Repair Quality Meats And Groceries 24-HOUR TOWING Four Free Daily Deliveries WRECKER SERVICE Stop in and see Us In Sinclair and Rawlins JAY AND LAUREL CLEMENTS Call 324-2521 or 324-2681 WORK DONE ON ALL MAKES Sinclair 324-2430 Call 324-4554 1119 W. Maple St. 1 YOUR K ndffxnJent 1 CONGRATULATIONS! HARRIS INSURANCE to the AGENCY CLASS of 1969 Insurance for Every Need The Best of Luck to the CASUALTY AUTOMOBILE ♦FIRE ♦LIFE Class in the Future 310 W. Buffalo 324-2726 S.K. BRIGGS ATTORNEY BEST WISHES to the CLASS OF 69 RAWLINS CORRAL vH?p Lowest Prices Anywhere Headquarters CARMAIN for Square Dance FUNERAL HOME Western Wear 324-2131 314 W. Cedar For the Finest Products Service You Can Always Depend Upon Your Nearby STANDARD OIL DEALER! PATRONIZE HIM! AS YOU TRAVEL ASK US JOBBER L’lfiJUt' SERVICE STATIONS Consumers Gasoline Company 221 East Cedar St. Dave's Standard 5th Spruce El Rancho Standard 18th 8: Spruce John's Standard 5th 8t Buffalo Shorty's Garage 1119 West Spruce CONSUMERS GASOLINE COMPANY 221 East Cedar Street BEST WISHES AND GOOD LUCK TO THE GRADUATING CLASS of ”69 Try our famous Smorgasbord ADAMS RESTAURANT FLAME ROOM Home of the famous Highland Chicken Delicious American 8: Italian Food Call 324-2226 for Reservations Best Eating Enjoyment Your Host 8i Hostess: Bill and Ruth Koontz JOE'S SUPER SERVICE Your Friendly Mobil Dealer Complete Car Care Oven Fresh Bakery Nationally Advertised Canned Goods Choice Meats Fresh Produce Fast Friendly Service--Always CONGRATULATIONS TO THE 23rd Spruce Rawlins, Wyoming CLASS OF 69 BI-RITE DRUG Expert Druggists School Supplies Cosmetics Magazines Sporting Goods All your needs in one place Your Rexall Store 511 W. Buffalo Phone 324-3401 Rawlins, Wyoming RASMUSSON FURNITURE People on the go Go SAFEWAY Be a smart Shopper and Shop at Your SAFEWAY STORE For all your needs Fine Furniture Since 1881 • t Ht'.'ii t cicr RCA Television Stereo Whirlpool Appliances Firth Alexander Smith Carpets Armstrong Floor Covering Draperies Broyhill Furniture Tell City Furniture Mersman Tables Flexsteel Furniture on Highway 30 316 West Cedar Phone 324-2781 Defensive driving can prevent a lot of accidents each year. Make it a habit I And for a good value in auto, life and homeowners insurance, make State Farm a habit. See me soon I see Dave Emerson JOB'S DAUGHTERS BETHEL 45 STATE FARM INSURANCE HOLCK'S FABRIC SHOP RAWLINS GAS AND OIL COMPANY A complete selection of fabrics, threads, sewing needs, and machines Mobil Come in and let us serve you. Located in the First National Bank building. Look for the Flying Horse Wholesale distributor Mobilgas - -Mobiloil 324-4641 504 E. Cedar THE BURGER FAMILY CHUBBY CHICKEN MEXICAN FOOD SHRIMP BASKETS SUNDAES SHAKES Located in West Rawlins on Hi-way 30 Orders to go!!! Enjoy A AND W ROOT BEER 24-hour Service We never close Congratulations to Rawlins Seniors We Honor All Major Credit Cards GAY JOHNSON'S For all your needs in plumbing and heating, Look me up. Bill Medlock Truck Stop Oil Gas Diesel Tires All Services Restaurant and Coffee Shop Luxury with economy prices West Highway 30 324-3463 CITY PLUMBING AND HEATING Wrecks Rebuild Customizing Frame Straightening DON'S BODY SHOP Expert work by experts Auto glass installed Expert color matching Randy Finkbiner Grains and supplies for all livestock. Call: 324-2851 819 Colorado St. Try Us LIVESTOCK FEED AND SUPPLY CO. CONGRATULATION TO GRADUATING SENIORS TETON PIONEER LUMBER COMPANY CONSULT US Carpets Building Supplies Permanent Pigment Art Supplies 9th Buffalo Rawlins, Wyoming Phone 324-3324 JEFFREY BOWLING LANES CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 69 1917 West Spruce Phone 324-3767 YELLOW CABS Don't be late! Call 324-2288 Day or Night 103 4th Street Rawlins, Wyoming Enjoy our wonderful Accommodations and See our great display of Wyoming Jade Mr. Si Mrs. Pete Mitchell HARRIS JEWELRY Quality Gems Sterling Silver Expert Watch Repair Trifari Jewelry Famous Brand Watches Hamilton Ball Wyler Spidel Watch Bands 408 W. Cedar Call 324-5271 JOHN'S V-1 Cut-Rate Best for Less Fire-alarm service Located West on Hi-Way 30 Phone 324-9915 Rawlins, Wyoming Where you save does make a difference Savings Accounts Home Loans Other Services RAWLINS FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION a : RAWLINS AIRCRAFT 24-Hour Airport Servicing Connie Osborne J.C.'S CARBON COUNTY Larry Harmon JUNIOR MISS FAA Approved Leadership training Maintenance Radio Repair through Civic training Annual Inspection Flight Instructions Phone 324-4446 RAWLINS JC'S Five Top Officers: L to R, Melody Boyer, Guide; Karen Hornbeck, Sr. Princess; Carla Carmain, Honored Queen; Debbie Lander, Jr. Princess, Janice Masson; Marshall. JOBS DAUGHTERS, BETHEL 3 H. LARSEN, INC. Rawlins Most Modern Hardware Store Hardware, Paint, Glass, Lumber Come to Chevron Island Lawn Garden Supplies Tune-Ups ’ Wheel Balancing Atlas Tires •‘Batteries CEDAR CHEVRON SERVICE 107 E. Cedar St. 298 West Lincoln IDEAL FURNITURE Call 324-9854 CHILDRESS ELECTRIC For All Your Electrical and Neon Sign Sale Service Commercial, Industrial, and Finest in Rawlins for Furniture G.E. Appliances Zenith Television We service what we sell 216 Fourth St. 324-2781 Residential Refrigeration JACK SINTEK, Owner 417 W. Sixth Street Phone 324-3831 BERGES j || JEWELRY CONGRATULATIONS TO THE RAWLINS GRADUATES!! Compliments l i of Friendly Service W. W. BAUMAN O.D. at BERGES JEWELRY M.J. WORLEY O.D. Gifts for all Occasions Artcarved Diamonds Accutron by Bulova Phone 324-2001 Fine Watch Repair 313 4th Street Diamonds Reset Rawlins, Wyoming 324-3722 214 5th Street NORTHERN GAS COMPANY Always First Quality The Flame CONGRATULATES THE GRADUATES best buys in: See Us in the Future Years Ladies' Wear Men's Wear Children's Wear Shoes for Your Gas Needs Clothing of All Types Phone 324-2723 414 West Cedar Rawlins, Wyoming Rawlins, Wyoming CITY OF RAWLINS would like to wish SINCERE CONGRATULATIONS to all of the 1969 GRADUATES of RAWLINS HIGH SCHOOL. The Best of Luck and Happiness in the future. Sincerely, Mayor Kermit Rippee MABERRY'S PAINT GLASS SHOP RAWLINS RACEWAYS 213 Second Street Slot Car Racing Family Pool Recreation 324-4112 Manager: Jim Shultz Manager: Homer Hooker 109 Wyoming Phone 324-2123 WESTERN AUTO The Family Store” As close as your telephone Catalog Order Center Cliff and Madeline Forbes Owners CILLILAN INSURANCE Friendly F inance auto fire life All types of bonds Be sure. . . Insure with Gill Phone 324-4500 619 West Spruce Phone 324-2566 403 W. Cedar Rawlins, Wyoming Sharon Muir Vicki Houser SMYTH'S DEPARTMENT STORE It’s the going thing RED CARPET SERVICE FOR FINE CLOTHES FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY CITY STEAM LAUNDRY STEAM DRY FUR LAUNDRY CLEANING STORAGE Phone 324-2771 315 5th Street HI-WAY DRUG STORE, INC. PRESCRIPTION SPECIALISTS Cameras and Film Magazines Toys and Sundries A11 Name Line Cosmetics Rawlins Wyoming MEYERS STUDIO Photographs for Every Occasion PORTRAITS WEDDINGS BABIES CONFIRMATIONS COMMUNIONS GRADUATIONS FRAMES Rawlins, Wyoming 819 W. Spruce Phone 324-2361 DAVE'S STANDARD SERVICE Wheel Alignment Lubrication Complete Auto Service Tune-Ups Wheel Balancing Battery Service State Inspection Station Adolph Medina, Jr. Owner 502 W. Spruce Phone 324-9930 Front End Alignment Wheel Balancing Tire Recapping KILBURNTIRECO. Neighbors of Woodcraft IK ' V Steve Wunder °i Doris Wolfe Adult and Juvenile Insurance Serving Your Needs Jack Williams, Manager 115 West Cedar Life Insurance with a Heart CONGRATULATIONS But, Baby it's cold outside ! TO THE CLASS OF '69 President: Vice President: Secretary: Representative: Connie Osborne Mee Wing Vicki Donaldson Charles Hakala HAROLD M. JOHNSON, ATTORNEY Osborne Building KARL'S CLOTHES SHOP THEBOOTERY Rawlins Leading Men's Store Rawlins Leading Shoe Store 122 5th St. Phone 324-5081 Best Wishes To The Class of '69 WYOMING WHOLESALE DISTRIBUTORS, INC. Through The Years Service Since 1946 George Koroulis, President 632 East Cedar Rawlins, Wyoming Phone-324-3416 RAWLINS COMMUNITY 06 4-H To Make the Best Better 1969 Officers President--Marty Martin Vice Pres. --Bob Vivion Secretary--Colleen Carrico Treasurer--Anna Hansen Reporter--Jakie Martin CREDIT BUREAU OF CARBON COUNTY Local in Nature-- International in Scope Guard your credit as a sacred trust Ferguson Bldg. - -Rawlins 324-3466 Rawlins' most complete beverage distributors LASCO BEVERAGE COMPANY All your favorite brands of beverages in stock for your drinking convenience Located to serve you at 624 East Cedar Phone 324-2156 n v Wes Wilson WING'S CAFE in the heart of Downtown Rawlins ► OPEN 24 HOURS Phil Betty Samora Sundstrom A complete menu of fine Chinese and American foods Best Family Entertainment Buy Channel 2-KTWO Channel 3-CBS Channel 4-NBC Channel 5-KWGN Channel 6-ABC Channel 2-FM Casper Denver Denver Denver Denver Radio Music TELEPROMPTER OF RAWLINS CABLE TV served in a pleasant atmosphere! Carry-out orders to go at any time Dial 324-9907 401 West Cedar Ida Martinez and Mee Wing. --Dry Cleaning Ron Garrison; Richard Gilley. --Drive-in Window --Delivery Service MASTER DRY CLEANERS 815 West Spruce Phone 324-3681 BUILD RITE LUMBER AND SUPPLY Your Building Supply Headquarters Lumber McMurty Paints Carpenter Supplies Hardware Supplies Plumbing Supplies Electrical Supplies Build Right With Materials from Build-Rite 712 E. Murray Call 324-2512 PERKIN'S CONOCO Washing Lubrication Mufflers Tailpipes Bob Perkins Owner Located at West End on Hi-Way 30 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 BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF '69 MAXSON REALTY Insurance of All Kinds 307 5th Street 324-4600 Congratulations to the graduates David Penland, President Christine Sturm, Vice President Mary Sallade, Secretary, Steve Petersen, Treasurer DAVID F. MIC HIE, D.D.S. WALTER'S BAKERY CAKES ROLLS TIES CAKE SFOR SPECIAL OCCASIONS CALL: 324-4611 MANAGER: WALTER ZERNIKOW THE GOLDEN SPIKE COFFEE SHOP-DINING ROOM LOUNGE BANQUET FACILITIES FAST, EFFICIENT SERVICE 1617 W. SPRUCE ST. PHONE 324-2284 RAWLINS, WYOMING WILLOW INN TEAK FOR BEST IN CHINESE-AMERICAN FOODS OPEN 24 HOURS A DAY CALL 324-4211 We seek to improve and elevate the character of man RAWLINS ODD FELLOWS LODGE NO. 4 Sponsors With UN Pilgrimage For Youth Ladies Bowling Team Little League Baseball Youth Bowling Program Men's Bowling Team KELLY'S OIL COMPANY Wholesale distributor of Fire Chief Gasoline Havoline Motor Oil LANNY'S TEXACO 19th Spruce CHUCK'S TEXACO East Rawlins RAWLINS TRAVELODGE 1507 West Spruce POLLY'S TEXACO 2nd Cedar Sears Kenmore Washer Dryers Cold Spot Refrigerators Freezers Silvertone T.V. Radios Craftman Tools SATISFACTION GUARANTEED or your money back. 516 Buffalo Rawlins, Wyoming Call: 324-3431 CONGRATULATIONS to the Graduates of Rawlins High School 1968-69 GARVIN'S SANITATION SERVICE Owner: R. F. Garvin 618 Ryan Call: 324-5494 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, Director K. W. Keldsen, Director your brand name plumber Plumbing-Installation Repairing-Water Heaters Industrial-plumbing Residential-Commercial Phone 324-2591 303 W. Buffalo Highway 30 in Rawlins Rawlins, Wyoming Gramcle The Friendly Store Tops in Fine Quality Goods And Hunter's Headquarters in Rawlins Sporting Gear Guns and Ammunition Hunting Fishing Licenses My Right Guard. Were you leaving me defenseless? Phone 324-2701 512 W. Cedar Tom and Dot Brooks your host Congratulations to all Rawlins Grads of 1968-69 Fine building materials, paints, roofing, siding, aluminum storm windows and doors, insulation, fencing, tools, ceiling materials, and lumber. Foster LvamJoer Company A Convenient Place To Stay 619 W. Spruce 324-2707 COLORADO INTERSTATE GAS The Company on the Go FOSTER LUMBER COMPANY 502 W. Cedar Call 324-3442 Bobby Baker, Mary Lou B inford, Dick Neuman. GENE'S SPORTING GOODS For the finest in Sporting Goods Camping Equipment Golf Equipment Tackle Hunting Equipment Skis 410 W. Cedar Rawlins, Wyoming Phone 324-3853 CHUCKS TOY'S RAWLINS FRANCHISED NEW CAR HOBBIES AND TRUCK We Carry Toys For All Ages DEALERS --Games --Dolls J. A. Chevrolet Cadillac --Hobby Supplies --Hand Crafts Lefforage Motor --Records --Stereo Tapes Leiber Motor ■ McGee-Murphy Inc. A child learns through play. McMahon Motors Call 324-3140 Serving Rawlins and Or Come Down 212 5th Surrounding Communities J.A. 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REYNDERS, CPA SAHARA 66 SERVICE ROBERT JACK SMITH SNYDER’S COMMUNICATION SUNDBERG AADE SHOP SUNNYSIDE GROCERY -A- Abeyta, Margie Holly 80 Adams, Karen Lynn 57, 112 Allen, Katherine Jo 80, 101 Allen, Linda Diane 42, 113 Allen, Robert Thomas 12,13,57 Alston, Steven Edward 42, 100 Amos, Kurt Clark 80, 96, 133, 137 Anderson, Beverly Jean 67, 100 Anderson, Donna Rae 57, 123, 124 Anderson, Joyce Lorraine 16, 57, 102, 105, 106, 111, 125 Anderson, Larry Vale 67 Aranda, Herman Bruce 42, 112, 113, 126 Archuleta, Alfred Dennis 80, 117 Archuleta, Cindy 67 Archuleta, Kathryn Sue 110 Archuleta, Pete 67 Arellano, Danny Leroy 80 Arellano, James E. 42,112,127 Arguello, Debra Marie 67, 99 Arguello, Jimmy Tommy 57, 102 Arguello, Raymond Reynold 80 Argyle, Jack Ray 6,8,27, 30,41,42,97,125, 128, 131, 132,134,140 Armijo, Darlene Sylvia 80, 110 Ashley, Dorothey Belle 67 Austin, George Henry 12, 13, 57, 98, 137 -B- Baca, Helen June 57,102 Baca, Nancy Ann 80 Baker, Bradford Kent 80,133 Baker, Robert Lynn 57, 131, 132, 134, 137 Ballard, Marty Carol 57 Bardo, Don 137 Barella, Bonnie Jean 42, 112, 113 Bartlett, G. Gary 57 Barto, John Frank 80,133 Bates, Deborah Lee 80, 99 Bauman, Bill W. 57 Bauman, Tim James 80 Beck, Robert L. 67 Beedie, Bonnie Marie 80,99,107 Beedle, Clyde Rodney 67, 102 Belew, Billie Colleen 80,101,110 Belew, Penny A. 57,111,117 Bell, Cary Don 80, 137, 141 Bellamy, Vem Lee 12, 57, 128,138 Benedict, James M. 42,126 Bernal, Lillian Patsy 42, 106 Binford, Mary Lou 28,67, 124 Blakeslee, John Marcus 81, 100, 108,137 Bloomenrader, Phyllis Gwen 67, 100,110, 115, 124 Boden, Jonnie JoNell 57, 112 Boggs, William Wayne 81, 141 Bond, Kathy Ann 57, 106, 111, 113 Bonnett, Allen Dean 57, 100, 126 Bonnett, Delores Lynn 42, 99 Bonnett, Lee Willard 57, 100, 128, 132 Bott, Charles Lee 81 Boyer, Melody Ann 67, 104, 107 Bradford, Mike Lee 81 Brister, Eddie Patrick 67 Brister, Rachel Celena 68, 102 Brister, Regina Delores 57,113 Brizar, Margie Lenora 57, 111, 116, 117 Brizar, Pattie C. 81, 101, 110 Brodsho, Betty Ann 29,30,42,106,111,118,119,121, 124.125 Brooks, Patty Sue 68, 105, 107 Brown, Patti J. 81, 107, 110 Brown, Rick Walter 68, 134, 137 Brox, Rob William 14,40,43 Bryant, Gordon Michael 58 -C- Cairns, Christine Marie 24,68,110 Cairns, Elizabeth Kay 81, 110 Cairns, Jack Lavoy 68 Cairns, Linda Ann 43, 99 Cairns, Rodney Dean 81, 96,137 Caldwell, Debbie Kathryn 82 Calvert, Gary Russell 82,138 Cannon, Debbie Lea 82 Canti in, John Phillip 68 Capozzoli, Danny Ray 58, 126 Capozzoli, Richard Joseph 12,40,41,43,108,126, 128,131,132 Carden, Donald A. 13, 24, 56,58, 97, 98, 108, 109, 122.125 Carden, Ronald Allan 24, 58, 98 Carlson, Robert David 27, 29, 43, 97, 98, 128 Carlson, Susan 100 Carmain, Carla Marie 6,8,43,115 Carrico, Colleen Cay 23, 28,41,43, 95, 96, 111, 115, 124.125 Carrico, Kenneth Eugene 67, 68, 97, 98,137, 140 Cattles, William Roger 68,100 Cecchin, Pete J, 68 Chacon, Eddie Michael 68, 126 Chacon, Lorraine Cicilia 58, 114 Chapman, Mike Luke 68, 131 Chester, Lily Adele 58 Christofferson, Paul Martin 58 Cisneros, JoAnn June 58, 112 Cisneros, Michael Joseph 82, 133 Clark, Michael John 6,43, 125, 128, 131, 132, 134 Clements, John Hugh 68 Clements, Rondl Rae 82, 107, 110 Clements, Tamara K. 58 Clow, Theresa Lea 8, 28, 29,43, 104, 108, 122,124, 125 Cole, Carla Jean 43,97, 106, 112, 113 Cole, Jere Wayne 82 Colo sky, Murlie 68, 105, 107, 110, 121, 123 Conyers, Gail 58 Cook, Margaret Mary 68, 107,110 Cook, Tim Joseph 82 Coons, L. Christine 68, 99,107 Cornwell, Kathryn Lynn 58, 111, 124 Cortez, Douglas L. 68 Cozort, Fannie Jo 68,115 Crane, Mary Ann 68,100, 110 Crook, Carma 82,110 Crook, Karen 12, 13,58, 111 Crook, Thomas W. 43, 126 Crum, Kerry Devin 58 Crum, Ralph Lyle 16,82, 102, 138 Cruz, Barbara Elaine 58 Cruz, Charlotte E. 82, 110 Cruz, David Andrew 69,127 Cruz, Roy J. 44, 112,131 Cumberland, Robert Clarence 58,125 Cummings, Jamie Dionne 82 Cummings, John Scott 44, 98, 125, 126, 131, 132 -D- Danford, Richard Allen 58, 127 Daniels, Les Joseph 82, 101 Davidson, Dale M. 58 Davidson, Deborah Jean 69, 100, 107,108, 124 Davidson, Helen Ann 82, 99, 107 Davidson, Laura Lee 69 Davidson, Lynn Louise 28, 82 Davidson, Sue Louise 12, 13, 23,56,58, 97,100, 108, 111,119,121,124,125 Davies, Gloria Ann 69, 100 Davis, Carolyn Louise 58 Davis, Jennifer Lynn 82, 101 Davis, Margaret Dianne 83,114 Day, Gary Allen 83 DeHerrera, Esther Juliana 58,99 DeHerrera, Tony A. 58, 128, 131, 132, 134 Dickson, William Earl 69 Dirst, Colette Anne 69, 107 Dirst, Martin Joseph 44,127 Dixon, Floyd W. 69 Domman, Calann Louise 69, 100, 121, 124 Donaldson, Vicki Lynn 38,44,96,97,106, 111,124, 125 Duncan, Della Weaver 69, 100, 110 Dunham, Harvey Allin 69 Dunlap, Charles Ray 16, 27, 58,102, 103, 116, 132 Dunn, Billy Michael 83 Dunn, Gregory D. 44 Dunn, Judy 12,58,102,103,111,123 Dunn, Karen 44, 111, 116, 119 -E- Eads, George 44,113 East, Patricia Ann 83, 124 Eaton, Gary Dwain 6,58, 112, 128,132,134, 140 Ehli, Dennis 69 Eliopulos, John James 24, 56, 59, 97, 98,125, 128, 134, 137 Emerson, Mark Patton 83 Engstrom, Connie Lee 16, 28,67,69, 97,103, 124 Engstrom, Ernie Wayne 13,59 Engstrom, Kim Louis 6, 70, 126, 128,131, 133, 140 Engstrom, Marilyn Jean 8,23,28,29,30,41,44,95, 96,97, 108, 109, 111, 124, 125 Engstrom, Robert W. 70, 102 Epp, Ardith Ann 70, 107 Erickson, Eileen Linda 28,59, 111, 124, 125 Erickson, Richard James 70, 131, 133, 140 Espinoza, E. Marie 59, 112 Espinoza, Louis Loren 83, 117 Espinoza, Victor L. 83 Evans, Becky Rae 83 Evans, Rex Jack 58, 102 Eyre, Cynthia Marie 44,102, 111, 121 Eyre, Paul E. 70, 102, 120, 138 -F- Felton, Paul Scott 83, 133 Felton, Rebecca Sue 44,99,111 Finkbiner, Jim Ray 126 Finkbiner, Randy B. 83, 126 Fishwild, Katherine Fay 70, 100, 110 Fishwild, Linda May 83, 100, 110 Flagg, William Robert 8,45, 108,109, 125, 127 Fleenor, Dana Lynn 6, 30, 45, 111, 123, 125 Fletcher, Walter Reid 16,83 Flores, Jerry Patrick 70 Flynn, Patricia Irene 59 Forbes, Neal Lee 27,29,59, 128,131, 132, 134, 140 Forney, Charles 70 Forney, Roger 83 Forsberg, Lorraine 70, 107, 120 France, Gordon Eugene 83, 137 Franks, Bob Ray 70, 137 Franks, Pauline 45 Freauf, Brenda 59, 102, 113 Fulmer, Len E. 70 -G- Gablenz, Kent Ray 16, 102 Gablenz, Marsha L. 45,99,111 Gallegos, Rudy Patrick 59 Gallenbeck, Sally Arlene 59 Galyean, Lavada Jo 70,99,110,113 Galyean, Lucy Ann 83, 101 Garcia, Carmen Loudean 70, 110 Garcia, Corine Elizabeth 59, 112 Garcia, David Joseph 45 Garcia, Genevieve Lee 45,99,112 Garcia, Mildred A. 83 Garcia, Ray A. 59 Garcia, Ray Ferman 59 Garrison, Daniel Gene 70 Garrison, Ronald Dean 23,27,28,40,45,98,121,125 Garvin, Deborah Ann 70, 102, 107, 110 Garvin, James 70 Gaston, Glenna Sue 84 Gilbert, Sandra Lee 71, 100 Gilley, Frank Richard 71 Glassbum, Betty L. 71,114 Glassburn, Caroline Nancy 45, 106, 117 Glassbum, Richard Keith 84 Glenn, Ralph Eugene 71 Goff, Aretta Lynn 45 Gomez, Isabel Dolores 59 Gonzales, Alice Marie 84 Gonzales, Beverly G. 59 Gonzales, Evelyn Lovato 45 Gonzales, Irving Pete 84 Gonzales, Julia Josephine 60 Gonzales, Leo Tony 84, 133, 137 Gonzales, Yolanda M. 71,99 Goodspeed, Steve Ray 84 Grady, Cheryl Ann 46, 99 Grauberger, Michael E. 8,27,46, 126, 128, 131, 132 Greene, Edwin Jay 71, 102, 126 Greene, Stanley A. 71, 127 Griffen, Dave Gordon II 84 Griffith, Gary Mitchel 84 Groshart, Janel Irene 85 Grubb, Michael Eugene 6, 29, 30,46, 122, 125, 128, 131,132,134,136, 140 Grylls, Dennis Charles 60 Gunderson, Gloria Dawn 85, 101, 107, 116 -H- Hackett, John Dee 85, 128, 131, 133 Haglund, Arleta Jean 60, 99,113 Haglund, Raymond W. 46, 126 Hakala, John Charles 38,46,97,98, 100, 101, 131, 132,138 Hakala, Mary Kay 81,85, 97, 100, 104, 107 Hale, Cathy Jo 48 Hall, Julie Ann 23,28,60, 102, 103, 106, 111, 119, 124,125 Hall, Lois Ann 71, 100, 109 Hall, Reynold F. 85,131,133 Hansen, Anna Kristine 71 Harmon, Larry Joe 46 Harrison, Regina Rose 85, 110 Harruff, William Leon 85, 101 Hart, Rolanda Kay 71, 99, 100, 108, 109, 110, 115 Hatley, Carol Kristine 60, 108, 111, 112 Hayes, Mary Beth 29, 71, 108, 109, 110 Hayes, Sam W. 60, 100 Haynes, Catherine Elaine 85, 115 Helwick, Leslie Ann 71, 107, 108, 110, 121 Hembree, Becky Sue 71, 100, 108, HO, 121, 124 Hennek, Judy Kay 85 Hennek, Linda Ellen 60, 106 Hennek, Pamela Kristine 85 Herrera, Carmella Mary Ann 60 Herrera, Earl George 27,46 Herrera, Mary Jane 85, 99 Herther, Stephen Collins 60 Higley, Krystine Louise 85, 101, 110, 115 Hoffman, Gregory Lee 13,28,60,98,120, 125 Hooker, Virginia K. 46,113 Hootman, Mary Elizabeth 60, 108, 117, 118, 119, 121 Hombeck, Linda Karen 12,60, 102, 103, 106, 111, 119, 124,125 Hombeck, Lydette Kay 85, 99,107, 110 Houser, Joelynn Arlisse 60, 102, 111 Houser, Leslie Kay 85, 101,110 Houser, Patrick 85 Houser, Vicki Rae 60, 112, 117, 121 Howerter, Larry Gene 13,60,126 Howieson, Douglas Sidney 60 Howieson, Steven David 86 Hughes, Debra Dee 60, 102, 116, 117, 119, 124 Hunter, Catherine Marie 60 -I- Iliff, Chib James 86 Isakson, LeAnn Rae 86, 101, 110 -J- Jaramillo, Alan J. 46,112 Jaramillo, Arthur Joseph 71, 138 Jaure, Charlie A. 86 Jaure, Elena Mary 60, 99 Jaure, Jeannie R. 71,110,116 Jaure, John Pat 86 Jaure, Marion 86 Jaure, Ruth Anne 46, 99, 111, 113, 121 Jensen, Randa Marie 27, 29,47, 108,109, 111, 117, 120,121, 124,125 Jimenez, Helen 71 Johns, Shirley Mae 86, 107 Johnson, David Andrew 86 Johnson, Leanne Mary 27, 29,47, 97, 121, 125 Johnston, Cheryl Lynn 28,81,86,97 100, 124 Johnston, LeAnn 60 Johnston, Mary Teresa 81,86,99, 107, 116 Jones, Betty Ruth 24,60, 100, 111 Jones, Katie Diana 24,60, 111 Jones, Pamela Marie 86,99,107, 116 Jones, Richard Noble 60, 128, 134 Jones, Sherry Lain 24,41,47, 106, 111, 114,115 Jones, Thomas Franklin 100, 137 Jordan, Joyce Ann 71, 105, 107, 110 -K- Kaspar, Margaret 12,60, 111, 124 Keldsen, Karen Alice 71, 107 Keller, Debra Jean 71, 114 Kelley, Lynn Lee 100 Kelly, Fred Ross 17,60,97, 102, 103 Kelly, Kurt 86, 102, 120, 133, 137 Kimbro, Cherie Lynn 61 Kinniburgh, Connie Lee 47 Kirk, Debra Jean 72 Kiser, Karen Kathrin 24, 72,107 Kladianos, James Robert 28,86, 133 Kline, Robert H. 61, 126 Kluver, Dorothy Kay 72 Knapp, Leilah Rae 86 Kohler, Donna Marlene 61, 108, 113, 121, 124 Koontz, Gary Lee 87, 137 Koroulis, Kevin John 13, 27,61, 127, 128, 131, 132, 140 Kuling, Lynda Ann 17, 29, 47, 102, 111, 124, 125 Kunkel, Bill Ray 87 -L- LaDick, Ava L. 47, 105, 106, 111, 113 Lander, Debra J. 61,104,106,111,118,119, 124,125 Lane, James R. 47 Lane, Sharon Kay 87,121 Lang well, Clington Lyle 87 Largo, Gary Emmett 87, 120 Lee, Beverly June 87, 107, 110, 114 Leiber, Jeffrey Paul 28, 72,102, 107,120, 121 Lew, Dick Wei 24, 28,61, 97, 98,117, 125 Lew, Zane Wei 67,72,98 Lewis, Edward E. 48,127 Leyva, Juanita Marie 47 Linderman, Kath Loy 87, 99,110 Linderman, Terry Gay 61 Linn, Patricia Ann 72,99, 114 Lickliart, Daviette Duncan 6,87,99, 104 Lockhart, Lesa Lauren 47, 99, 104 Logan, Gene James 72 Logan, Lynn Lloyd 87 Lopez, Anthony A. 47 Lopez, Johnny 101 Loudon, Gere Lee 72,108,138 Loudon, Kenny Benjamin 88, 133, 138 Lovato, Everett Eugenen 48 Lovejoy, Kitty 72 Lucero, Jose 88, 137 Lucero, Len 61 Luers, Sandra Kay 72, 102 Lutz, Evelyn Irene 72, 107, 110 -M- Maberry, Susan Marie 48, 111, 114, 120, 121, 124 Madrid, Abe Alfred 88, 126 Madrid, Kenneth Boyd 48 Madrid, Mose T. 48, 127 Madrid, Victoria Susan 72 Madsen, Steven Howard 8,48, 102, 103, 112, 126 Madsen, Susan 72,102, 103, 107, 110 Maes, Beatrice Ninza 88, 110 Maes, Theresa Jean 88, 114 Maestas, Cleo J. 72,110 Maestas, Connie Joyce 72, 110 Maestas, Genieve Evelyn 61, 99 Maestas, Gilbert David 88 Maestas, Joann Eva 88 Mahan, Patricia 48,97, 106, 111, 117, 119, 121, 125 Makinen, Charlene T. 72 Makinen, David Mathew 73, 127 Manly, Mark 140 Martin, Claude Andrew 48, 98, 100 Martin, Cora Elizabeth 48, 112 Martin, Jakie Lynn 28, 88, 100, 101, 124 Martin, Jeaneen Kay 88 Martinez, Annabelle 88, 107 Martinez, Carmen P. 73,99 Martinez, Christine Sadie 88 Martinez, Eddy 73, 128, 131 Martinez, Emma Jane 88,99 Martinez, Evelyn Betty 88,99 Martinez, Floyd P. 16, 102, 112, 127, 128, 138 Martinez, Ida 49, 99 Martinez, Jane Delores 61 Martinez, Jimmy Richard 73 Martinez, John A. 61 Martinez, John Joseph 49 Martinez, Joyann Margaret 61,99 Martinez, Judy C. 73,99 Martinez, Margaret 73 Martinez, Mary Eleanor 73 Martinez, Mary L, 61,99 Martinez, Pablin Anthony 49 Martinez, Robert Michael 89 Martinez, Roger J, 61, 127 Martinez, Shirley 61,99 Martinez, Ted P. 61,102, 103 Mascarenas, Arthur Leo 62 Mascarenas, Gilbert Joe 49, 128, 138 Masson, Cheryl Ann 29,30,49,97,113, 124, 125 Masson, Greg R. 62,98,100 Masson, Janice Louise 67, 73, 97,107, 110 Masson, Robert Paul 49 Mathill, Rod Harold 73, 101, 126 Matson, Linda Ann 62, 114 Maxson, Joseph K. 73 McAlister, Beverly Jean 62 McCann, Timothy E. 62, 126 McIntosh, Ellen 49, 97, 111, 113, 114, 115, 119, 124, 125 McKean, Connie Sue 73, 110 McKinney, Ellen Marie 62 McNees, Ricky Lane 89, 132, 133, 134, 138 McNees, Robert Lucy 62, 128 Medina, Danny Marvin 74 Medina, John M. 49, 112, 127, 128, 131, 132 Medlock, Karen Sue 49 Melson, Curtis Lee 89, 133, 137 Mentink, Debra Sue 74, 99,107 Messinger, Deborah Lin 49, 119, 123 Michie, James Dennis 74, 128, 131, 133, 140 Miller, Mark 12, 13,62,98, 128, 131, 133, 138, 140 Miller, Randy 50 Miller, Ronald Lee 89, 120, 137 Miller, Walter Charles 50, 112 Minard, Bill Orin 138 Minard, Dorothy 74, 107 Mitchell, KevinS, 12,62,127 Montoya, Connie Josephine 50 Montoya, Dorothy Lorraine 74,99 Montoya, Estella Marie 89 Montoya, Eva Lucy 89, 99 Montoya, Juan Anselmo 50,112, 127 Montoya, Julia Viola 62 Montoya, Patsy Sally 89 Montoya, Robert Joseph 74 Moon, Stephen Michael 62,127 Moore, Michael Dean 50, 127 Morgan, Faye M. 12,63,111,112,113,114 Morrison, Fred R, 63,98,100 Muir, David Lee 89, 133, 137 Muir, Sharon Ann 50, 112 Mullen, Jim Patrick 63,98, 128, 134, 137 Murphy, Daniel Joe 6,89, 133, 137 Murphy, David Lynn 63, 127 Murray, Pamela Ann 74,107, 110 Musgrave, Jon Herbert 89 Musgrave, Lindy Lou 63, 104, 106, 111 -N- Nation, Bimbo John 89, 133,137 Nation, Charles William 128, 131, 133, 137 Nelson, Gregory Mark 50, 112 Nelson, Jeff Scott 63 Nelson, Valerie 63,99, 112 Neuman, Donald Charles 89, 133, 138 Neuman, Frederick Paul 16,29,41,50, 102, 128, 131, 132 Neuman, Patricia Jeanine 63, 112 Neuman, Richard Charles 63, 128, 131, 133, 134, 137 Neuman, Sharon Irene 6, 40, 41, 50, 104, 106, 111, 121 Niland, Colleen Jill 50 Norris, Susan Kaye 51,99, 116, 117 Norris, Tom E. 63, 126 -O- Obermueller, Caroll Lynn 63 Obermueller, Rick Arnold 89 Ockinga, Chris David 74, 127 Olivas, Vickie Theresa 74 Olson, GaryS. 100,131,138 Olson, Karen Marie 51, 100, 104, 111, 113, 115, 119, 125 Ortega, Jack 89 Ortega, Leroy Dennis 74, 138 Ortiz, Lorraine 63,99,111, 112 Osborne, Connie Lynn 38, 51, 97, 118, 119, 124, 125 Owens, John William 81,89,97, 100,133, 137 -P- Pacheco, Aveline P. 74, 99 Pacheco, Johnny 51 Pacheco, Joseph Paul 90 Page, Ronald Otis 51 Paris, Christy Lee 63,106, 111, 113, 119 Parker, Robin Owen 63 Parker, Steven Lynn 74, 100 Parman, Patrice 12,28,63, 102, 103,111, 115, 124, 125 Parrish, Candace Kay 6, 56, 63, 97,105, 106, 111 Parsons, Paul Michael 63, 131 Parsons, Penny Lynn 51 Patchen, Sandy L. 75, 107 Patchen, Susan A. 90,110 Pate, Dick 14, 75, 128, 131, 133, 140 Patterson, Michael James 75,127 Patterson, Patrick Harold 51 Payne, Gary R. 75,102,103,126 Pennington, Teresa Gail 75, 105, 107,110 Petersen, David L. 63 Peterson, Cliffta Marie 75, 101, 107 Peterson, Dusty W. 75 Peterson, Steve C. 64 Peterson, Susan Marie 90, 107, 110 Pettigrew, Lorraine Christine 75, 113 Pettigrew, Robert H 51 Phelps, Robert Wayne 16, 51, 102,117,127, 128, 131, 132 Pierson, Ken I. 75 Piper, Maureen Rose 75, 110 Poling, Harvey Eugene 75 Popp, Caulene Joe 75 Popp, Stephanie Fae 51, 102,103,106,116 Poydak, Eugenia Lea 90,120 -R- Rasmussen, Katherine Ann 28, 90, 100, 124 Raymond, Cheryl LaVonne 75, 101, 110 Raymond, Donna Ruth 29, 52, 100 Raymond, Jnell Lorraine 90, 101,110 Reddon, Forrest Glen 90 Reeves, Kama Kaye 52, 111, 113 Reeves, Kristy Anne 64, 106, 111, 113 Reynders, Martha Susan 90 Rickerby, Robin Dawn 6, 76, 107 Ricketts, Mary Ann 64, 102,111,117 Rife, Sharon Kay 76 Rimmer, David Lloyd 64 Rivera, Emily P. 64,114 Roberts, Arlene Frances 52,97, 111, 122, 124 Roberts, Dave Edward 90, 133, 138 Roberts, Fred J. 76 Roberts, Pamella Kay 52, 99 Robinson, Emma Jean 52 Robinson, Randy Lewis 90, 133, 141 Rodabaugh, Janice Ilia 64, 114 Rogers, Cynthia Ann 81,90, 97, 99 Rogers, Petie Marie 64, 104, 106, 111 Romero, Mary Annabelle 28, 90, 110 Romero, Shirley Ann 52, 112, 113 Romero, Wanda Dale 91 Ross, Dennis Ray 76, 126, 128, 131, 133, 140 Ross, Karen Ann 64, 106, 111, 116, 124 Ross, Valerie Jean 91, 110,124 Rummel, Ardell C. 64,102,106,111 Russell, Carl Andrew 91 Russell, Linda Lou 91, 101, 107 -S- Sabin, Nancy Lee 91,107, 110,124 Sallade, Mary Eileen 76, 107 Sanchez, Carl Lee 91 Sanchez, Robert 91 Sanchez, Rue ben Edward 76 Sanders, Martha F. 64, 106, 112 Sandoval, Josephine 76,114 Sandoval, Wilma Marlene 91 Sapp, Nancy Gail 64, 112 Schimmel, Wes 64, 138 Seiloff, Robert William 91 Seiloff, Susan Jo. 24, 76, 107 Seith, Thomas Henry 52, 102, 112 Setright, Gwen Marie 76,110 Setright, Joan Gayle 40,52, 122 Shaffer, Elizabeth Ann 76, 102, 107, 120, 124 Shaffer, William Kirk 12,64,131,133 Shaw, Craig Maurice 76 Shaw, George Allen 52 Shaw, Judy Ann 91 Shaw, Mary Kathleen 22,52, 125 Shiflett, Tom Frank 76, 100 Shumate, Gordon Ray 64, 128, 131 Shumway, Kenneth W. 24,64,98 Shumway, Susan Kay 77 Shurigar, Vicki Lynne 64, 113,119 Sims, Barbara Jean 77, 110 Sims, Joseph William 53, 112, 126 Sims, Mary Frances 53, 111,113, 119, 121 Sisneros, Edward Robert 53, 112, 113 Sisneros, Fredie 77 Sisneros, Rosie Katherine 91 Sjogren, John C. 53,126 Skidgel, Phyllis Ann 77 Skordas, Alice Ann 53, 100, 106, 111, 118, 119, 121 Skordas, Linda Sue 77, 100 Skordas, Stephen Clarke 12, 13,65,98,100, 131, 133 Smith, Debra Irene 77, 100, 110 Smith, Neil Eric 91, 128,138 Smith, Patricia Ann 12, 13,65,97, 100,115, 125 Smyth, Edward Barry 28, 120, 138 Smyth, Kathleen Alicia 91 Snook, Virginia Dale 53, 99, 111, 114, 121 Spencer, Jean Marie 24, 77,100, 110, 115 Spencer, June Ellen 24, 77, 100, 110,115 Spencer, Thomas E. 55, 102, 103, 112, 127 Spilski, Nels Stanley 65,127, 128,131 Stanford, Jolene Annette 53, 102, 117, 123, 125 Stanley, William A. 65,98, 112 Steed, GaryM. 77 Stewart, Lance Richard 77 Stiefvater, Larry Bryan 65 Stiefvater, Michael Lyle 91 Stiefvater, Vivian Agnes 77,101, 110 Stipe, George Edwfin 53 Stipe, Rich N. 65, 126 Stipe, Robert Lyle 77, 126, 140 Stratton, Joseph B. 40,53, 127 Sturm, Christine M. 12,65,102,103, 108,109,123 Sullivan, Steve Thomas 91, 100 Sun, Janet Marie 78 Sun, Steve John 29,65, 128, 131, 133, 138, 140 Sundberg, Judy Ann 8, 53, 97, 102, 103, 104, 106, 116 Swanson, Gary Keith 65, 128, 131, 133, 134, 137 -T- Taylor, Lynda Irene 40,54, 106, 111 Taylor, Rosie Edith 78 Taylor, Tamela Belle 78,99 Tenorio, Rose M. 54,112 Watson, Stanley Kay 22,29,54, 125, 128, 138 Thayer, Arlene P. 65 Watson, Thomas E. 78, 128, 140 Thomas, Gary Dean 92, 100 Webber, Barbara Anne 78, 99, 107 Thomson, Dick Murray 65, 140 Webber, Edward 55, 126 Thomson, Laurie Jean 24, 78,110 Welch, Scott 66 Thomson, Nancy Mary 91,110 Wells, Janet Bee 78, 104, 107 1 ierney, Marlee Alice 78, 107 Wells, Julie Ann 78,107 Torres, Patricia Maris 92 Wells, Mary Josephine 93 Torres, Roy Matthew 78 Wells, Peter 78 Trejo, Christine G. 54 Westbrook, Ava Sue 93 Trejo, Julie Ann 92 Westerbuhr, Michael Allen 78, 138 Trout, Richard B. 78 Whitehead, Randy Wayne 66, 101, 131, 133, 137 Trout, William M. 65 Wilcox, Andy C 66, 127 Trujillo, Adella Marie 92, 110, 114 Wilk, Pamela Carroll 79 Trujillo, Johnny Ernest 66 Williams, Roy Lee 55 Williams, Sally Faye 78, 110 -U- Wilson, Glen Leslie 55 Wilson, Kenneth Logan 93,133 Ulibarri, Michael James 92, 102, 133, 137, 141 Wilson, Palma Lynn 66, 111 Ulibarri, Nancy Marie 92, 104, 114 Wilson, Pamela Lee 66 Wilson, Richard Norman 79 -V- Wing, Gene Hing 79, 100, 121 Wing, Mee Fong 8, 23, 28, 30, 31,38, 40, 50, 97, 104, Vagner, Roger Jack 78, 127 108,109,111,118,119, 121, 124, 125 VanEtten, James Warren 92 Wise, Frank Jesse 79 VanEtten, Linda Loy 66 Wolfe, Doris E. 55, 108, 109 Vasquez, Tony 92 Woodward, Dave Arthur 79, 128 Vending, Steven Clay 54 Woodward, William Gary 66, 98 Vialpando, Gloria Ann 54 Wright, Barbara Jo 93 Virgil, Marie Stella 78 Wunder, Steven Gary 55, 112 Vivion, Bob Lee 92, 133 Vivion, Gary Lee 66, 131, 133, 134 Wunder, William Everett 79 Vivion, Kristin Ann 23, 66, 102, 103, 105, 106, 111, 119,124,125 -Y- Vollmer, Becky Lee 92, 101,110 Yarusinsky, Judy Ann 79, 102, 107, 115 Yoki, Jack Eli 55 -W- Yoki, Sam Ray 79 York, Richard Allen 93 Waeckerlin, Jan Sue 92, 100 Young, Lorin William 79, 138 Waeckerlin, Rod 92, 133, 137 Waeckerlin, Ronald Wayne 23,28,29,30,31,40,54, Young, Robert L. 93 97,100, 125, 127 Walbye, Randy Arthur 78, 138 -Z- Wald, Richard David 78 Zimmerman, Debra Sue 93,114 Wales, Catherine M. 66,112 Zimmerman, Linda 79, 100, 110, 115, 124 Walgreen, Joyce Ann 78,107 Zimmerman, Sheila 100 Walker, Connie Lynn 92, 99, 107 Walker, Dave Alan 66, 127, 128, 140 Walker, Sheila 66, 99 Wallace, Juanita Sophia 54,99,106,114,116 Walters, David Reuben 78 Waters, Becky 92,114 Waters, Lloyd Omar 66 Waters, lioydeana R. 54 Watson, David Wesley 55, 100, 101 Watson, Malcolm George 92, 101 Zimmerman, Thomas D. 79, 102