West High School - Westerner Yearbook (Denver, CO)

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' 4 Q Bennie Romero and Yuri Terada show respect for W tradition. - 7. 4156 'f2'T1fL? x ,K , .1 's BENNIE ROMERO YURI TERADA Head Boy-Girl Urge Strong School Spirit Good leadership needs strong school spirit was the motto of our Head Boy and Girl, Bennie Romero and Yuri Terada, this past year. Yuri attended the National Student Council Convention which was held during the summer in San Gabriel, California. Thirty-eight states were represented at the convention. The agenda con- sisted of discussion groups and guest speakers from different parts of the country. Bennie was a boy stater and had the opportunity to learn important procedures necessary for conducting Student Council meetings. 10 -eu-has Q.ve:..e...-,M--W-1 .-,,,,15-0-w---s-'YW-N .W - 'E fills - JS. Fr .xxyj 'T cmacorw BUTTON MILDRED ronsmz JoHN DuPR1EST Seven Chosen as Staters West's Parent'-Teacher Association had the final decision, after personal interviews with the finalists, to determine the students who would be this year's staters. Student names were suggested by the West High faculty. The applicants wishing to participate filled out forms of their qualifications, '- ff' hobbies and, activities. From the application forms sub- mitted, the P.T.A. chose the seven staters for this year. Girl staters went to Colorado Woman's College, boy stat- ers went to Colorado University. Leadership was the main point stressed to the staters. E DONNA FOSTER 1. 'Q f auf.. Q . We s ,,,, ,ww 4' ,,4vf BENNIE ROMERO ANNA SANCHEZ JAMES SUEKAMA 11 Student Council Creates New Activities and Ideas Maintaining high standards was only one of the goals that West's Student Council set up this past year. Stu- dent Council is good training for a democratic society and encourages cooperation between teachers and stu- dents. One of the many interesting and useful projects they participated in was Funspiration, a new type of dance, with games and dancing combined. All the proceeds from this dance went to charity organizations. During the summer, one of the activities attended by members of West's Student Council was Camp Cheley, the National Student Council Camp. Here the students learned leadership among many other things. MD it T CC NANCY BREFFLE GREG BUTTON JOHN CARREON LINDA COOK BARBARA DOOLEY LINDA FRANCIS FELIX GARCIA EDDIE GONZALES ELEANOR GONZALES JERRY KENT PHIL LUCERO SANDY MILBERGER MARGARET RAITZ LYNN REYNES BENNIE ROMERO ANNA SANCHEZ DAVE SOREIDE RICHARD STINES SHUNNY SUGUIRA BOB SUYAMA YURI TERADA VICTOR VIGIL DOLORES YBARRA I 1 , . S S isis 144' J. , . .,,.. -4-7044 , Q Linda Francis and David Soreide, Student Council assembly upon retirement. .rar-' 1 , ,,, T71 4 members, sit with Mr. Woody at his Date Activity October 6 Funspiration October 13 Homecoming Game unior-Seliior gClass,,Pigriic 3 Homecoming Dance November 2 Senior Class Play November 9 National Honor Society Induction Tea Cadet Ball December 8 Lariatte Dane?- December 19, January 25 January 25 February 14 March 14, 15 Singing Christmas Tree Sophomore Class Party END OF FIRST SEMESTER Lariatte Friendship Tea Operetta March 15 Career Day Qaish sp it Junior 1759593 April 26 i Drama Club Play May 3 Senior Prom May 7 Mother-Honor Tea May 10 Q Color Day Dance May 23 Qfiir1 May 29 Senior Class Dinner June 4 Senior Class Graduation ORLANDO BARROS MARSHA BEHM MARTHA BOLYARD NANCY BREFFLE GREG BUTTON BARBARA CARSON BEVERLY DeOLIVERA JOHN DuPRIEST KATHLEEN DWYER VERNON EVENSON MILDRED FORSTER DONNA FOSTER WALLIS FRALEY LINDA FRANCIS JIM FREDERICK PAYE GARNIER RAYMONA GASSER LOUDEEN GONZALES LOUISE GREENWOOD DARLENE HAFPNER KALWAN HALASI SUSAN HAWKINS GLORIA HIRAMI GENE HUANG LINDA KRUGER JOHN LEEDER KAYE LEFFINGWELL GLORIA LEWIS . ,. ..Y..-.. '-a----T.--,.4Q?i-- ,- -V - w-'-- --Iii? . 'W National Honor Has Top Students To be a member ot the National Honor Society, a student must be in the upper quarter of his class, and be well respected by both his teachers and his classmates. This means to be attentive in class and cooper- ate with his teachers at all times. Throughout the year, they participated in many activities for the benefit .of both our school and our community. JUDY LONG PATRICIA MARES LINDA MCCLANAHAN KAREN MCINTYRE REUBEN MEDINA MERIDETH MILLER SUSAN MINER JOY MIRACLE MILDRED MOHR HAROLD NICHOLSON JEAN PEPPING CAROL RAMIREZ SYLVIA RAMOS CHARLES RECEN BEVERLY ROADS BENNY ROMERO REBECCA SALAZAR ANNA SANCHEZ DAVE SOREIDE KATHLEEN SPEECHLEY JIM SUEKAMA YURI TERADA LORNA TSUCHIYA CAROLYN TYNAR MAROLYN TYNAR TOM WERTZ CHERYLE WILLIS CAROL ZICK Gene Huang president carries on the meeting, while Gloria Hirami, secretary, Donna Foster, vice presi- dent and Darlene Haiiner treasurer, listen intently. 14 4 ,' .- . 9? John Du Priest, president, discusses confidential matters with Rita Lucero, Jim Row ONE: Rita Lucero, BeCkY,SalaZaTf JOY Miracle. Darlene Haffneff J'-'dY C1SneY05 suekamal and pat Mares' Patricia Mares, Susan Miner. ROW TWO: Jim Suekama, Karen Mclntyre, Marolyn Tynar, Mildred Mohr, Jean Pepping, Benny Romero, Angela Fleming. JUDY CISNEROS JOHN DuPRIEST , KATHY DWYER l ANGELA FLEMING DARLENE HAFFNER HAYE LEFFINGWELL RITA LUCERO PAT MARES KAREN MCINTYRE SUSAN MINER JOY MIRACLE MILLIE MOHR JEAN PEPPING CAROL RAMIREZ BENNIE ROMERO BECHY SALAZAR ANNA SANCHEZ ' JAMES SUEHAMA CAROLYN TYNAR MAROLYN TYNAR Quill and Scroll officers discuss important points to be brought up in future meetings. John Du Priest, president, asks Jim Suekama's opinion about the induction of new members. l Quill and Scroll Gives Members New ldeas for Ouill and Scroll is an honor society for future newspaper men and women or mag- azine employees, it specializes in various activities which have connections with these two branches of printing. The club consists of the senior members of the Rodeo and WESTERNER Staffs. To be eligible for Quill and Scroll a student must be in the upper third of his class and have had something printed in a high school pub- lication. 15 Editions l CHERYL ARMITAGE RONNIE BACA SHIRLEY BACH RONALD BARISH ELAINE BARNETT MARY BARTON RICHARD BAUSERMAN JULIE BEALMEAR MARSHA BEHM JAN BELOHLAVEK KAREN BISCH MARTHA BOLYARD CARLEEN BOSSELMAN CHERYL BOWER BEVERLY BRADFORD NANCY BREFFLE A NER DY BRQNDLE 61.9 DON I JOHN BRUNICK ELEANOR BURG GREGG BUTTON BARBARA CARSON JANICE COHARA HAZEL DEETS DIANA DEITZ BEVERLY DeOLIVERA KATHY DUDLEY PAM DURHAM KATHLEEN DWYER BETTY EISERT KATHY ELKINS BEVERLY ELLIOTT P BACHER AR ZA VERNON EVENSON KENNETH I-'ISCHER MILLIE FORSTER WALLIS FRALEY JIM FREDERICK GENE GARCIA PAYE GARNIER RAYMONA GASSER GERALDINE GOD L ZALES LOUISE GREENWOOD STEPHEN GRUNWALD DARLENE HAFFNER JAMES HARRELL ALICE HARRINGTON SUSAN HAWKINS HOPE HENDRON GLORIA HIRAMI RICHARD HOOPER GENE HUANG MARY ANN INGLING CARL JENSEN DONNA JOHNSON SALLY JOY CAROL KAWAKAMI CANDICE KEELAN JERRY KENT DENNIS KINDALL BONNIE KIRKPATRICK CHUCK KREBS LINDA KRUGER JAN EMMS I d 1 f S h lk hi ED KUHN n uc ees o pur get toget er to ta w ie waiting GRACE ENGLAND to get refreshments. JOHN LEEDER ce Sweeney, Spur inductee, gets ready to enjoy refreshments pre- James gueknma pins B Carnation and ribbon on pu ed by the older members. Meredith Miller as she is inducted into Spur. 16 KAYE LEPFINGWELL GLORIA LEWIS JACOUELINE LIMON JUDY LONG LARRY LOVATO RITA LUCERO GENEVIEVE MANZANARES MERIDETH MARTIN RAYMOND MARTINEZ LINDA MCCLANAHAN KATHY McCUMBER KAREN MCINTYRE MARGARET McLAUGI-ILIN ANDY MCPHERSON REUBEN MEDINA PHYLLIS MEISINGER MERIDETH MILLER SUSAN MINER JOY MIRACLE LA RAE MOESTA MILDRED MOHR DON MOSIER ANNA NANDREA HAROLD NICHOLSON MARGARET OSBORN JEAN PEPPING ROSE MARIE POWERS BARRY PRECHT JOHN OUAST SYLVIA RAMOS CHUCK RECEN KATHY RICHARDS BEVERLY ROADS BENNIE ROMERO ROSE ROMERO Spur members enjoy refreshments after induction, Spur Members Promote High Academic Standards West's local honor club, Spur, under the sponsorship of Dr. Lois Gill, had one main interest in mind when selecting members: to select students with a keen interest in maintaining and emphasizing high scholastic standings among the entire student body. All Juniors and Seniors with a B average for two consecutive semes- ters were eligible. In the past, sponsors and members of Spur have gone Christmas carol- ing at local orphanages and hospitals, and have sponsored other events during the year. They also acted as hosts and hostesses at school-spon- sored programs such as Back To School Night and participated in vacation programs. SANDY ROSIERE CATHRYN ROWDEN JANICE RUSSELL BECKY SALAZAR SANCHEZ BERNICE C SSELMAN MARY ANN SCHUTZ KATHLEEN SLOAN RUSSELL SMITH GEORGE SNELL ORVAL SNYDER DICK SOBEY DAVE SOREIDE MICHELLE SPAHN KATHLEEN SPEECHLEY JAMES SUEKAMA . BOB SUYAMA JANET SWEENEY JANICE SWEENEY TOM TAMAKI YURI TERADA DARLENE TRAPP LORNA TSUCHIYA MAROLYN TYNAR CAROLYN TYNAR JUDITH UNZICKER BONNIE VINCENT SAUNDRA VITALIANO CATHY WALKER CHERYL WILLIS BARBARA YOUNG DICK ZANDER CAROL ZICK MKNN 17 .ri .z. - Blac ...nl lc area is an important function ot annual work. Janice Russell and Darlene I-lafiner go over silverprints for Annual page as Jeff Muller does black area, in preparation for production of the Annual. A 'fri sea ' KAREN BROYLES PHYLLIS CAYO JOHN Du PRIEST PAMELA DURHAM ANGELA FLEMING DARLENE HAFFNER KENNETH HEIN PAT MARES SUSAN MINER REAH MORTIMER JEFFREY MULLER JEAN PEPPING JO ANN PEPPING JANICE RUSSELL RICHARD SOBEY CAROLYN TYNAR JUDITH UNZICHER 5 BONNIE VINCENT the printing ol the yearbook. Judy Unzicker and Phyllis Cayo work on black area in preparation for wif ilk 2 S ri , .yf:,W,. 5 5 f'P Y P fi Y W, ' X ski? f F 3' 'Si' its mfs' Bonnie Vincent and Angela Fleming alphabetize Student I. D.'s in preparation for the album section. Westerner Staff Produces New Ideas This year's Westerner Staff added many new items to the Annual. For instance, the Westerner's outstanding Mr. and Miss Westerner and the new page designs. The annual members worked dili- gently to get the various projects done by the set deadlines. Final copy and captions had to be proof-read and corrected by the date set to send it in to be printed for tinals. Pictures had to be finished so the silver prints could come back in time tor printing. The sec- tions were made into black area, and finally, all pictures, final captions, and pages had to be sent into the printer. John Du Priest, editor, and Mrs. Gieseker, sponsor, discuss problems ot the annual. 19 1 Rodeo members, Judy Cisneros. Benny Romero, and Joy Miracle are diligently looking for new ideas for the Rodeo. West Students are Kept Informed of Activities Striving to keep the students at West informed on all activities, while at the same time, producing a high- quality newspaper is the chief g'oal of the students on the Rodeo Staff. Having been trained in the field of Journalism, these students have the skill and ability required for the Rodeo, while they are preparing themselves for a future occupation in the field of Journalism. These students are always busy interviewing teachers and students and collecting all the information that is to go into the future edition. After all information is collected and everything is typed and checked for errors, it is printed and readied for distribution to anxious students. Rita Lucero, Jerry Kent, Karen McIntyre, and Kathy Dwyer prepare for the next edition of the Rodeo. James Suekama, editor, prooireads copy for one of the page layouts of the Rodeo f 11 . , i . I t -- JUDY CISNEROS KATHY DWYER JERRY KENT KAYE LEFPINGWELL MARY RITA LUCERO KAREN McINTYRE JOY MIRACLE MILLIE MOHR CAROL ANN RAMIREZ BENNIE ROMERO REBECCA SALAZAR ANNA SANCHEZ RAY SORIANO JAMES SUEKAMA MAROLYN TYNAR Mrs. June Nicolds, sponsor, listens as Becky Salazar explains the feature page of the forthcoming edition of the Rodeo. The Rodeo Published ten times during the school year. wen High sam: umm, calms n u zo, waz fi. Vol. 41 0 can R No, 4 Editorial Edltor ......... Associate Editor . . . . Feature Editor . . . Sports Editor . . . . . Staff Members Exchange Editor . . . . . . . . . . Assistant Exchange Edltar .... Circulation Manager . . . . . . . . . Assistant Clrculat on Manager . . Llbrarlan Girls' Sports Editor . . . . . . . . Humor Editor Society Editor . . . . . . . . Music Editor Sports Writers S onsor .... rgeulfy did 'susmiii Xdviliii . . 21 . . . . . James Suakama . . . . . . Anna Sanchez . . . . Rebecca Salazar . . . .... . . Ray Soriano Kathy Dwyer . . . . . Judy Cisneros . . . . Marolyn Tynar . . . , Mary Rita Lucero Millie Mohr ay Mlrace Karen Mclntyra . . . . .... K Left! gwell . . .... Carcsyxnn Rrmlraa Jerry Kant Bennie Romero M J n Ni alas rs. ue c Mr. Charles Dyca if ' ri -' .5 -.. ,.,, ,.. Singing Christmas Tree Receives Cnty-Wide Acclaim Thxs year s smgxng Chnstmas tree, dlrected by Mr James Fluckey, recelved many letters of prarse and appreclatron from clttzens of Denver and surroundmg cxtles The Tree added twlnklmg llghts to enhance tts lasnng beauty of young voxces and eager faces The trad1t1on of Wests Sxngmg Chnstmas Tree 1S looked forward to by faculty, alumm, students, and Denver cltlzens, for they know thls 15 one of the clty s greatest Chnstmas appearances Concert choxr, the Chnstmas Tree s vozce, VlS1lSd other schools and sang wxth theu choxrs and assemblxes for expenence MR JAMES FLUCKEY BOW ONE Anna Sanchez, Eleanor Burg Barbara Young Gerne Godat Faye Garmer Sharane Brauch La Verne Gnttxth, Joan Cooper Meredxth Mxller Kaye Leffmgwell Carmen RUDID Gloria Gonzales Sylvxa Ramos,fBernlce Sanchez Clara Salas ROW TWO Loulse Greenwood Vlclue Beck Marsha Behm Mary Ann Inglmg Mxld ed orster Kathy Dwyer Sharron Bone n Shuley Hyman Susan Hawkms Chnstxna Martmez Barbara Madxson Nancy Majors, ma Mrll xc Chrxstxne Von Carlowxtz Lmda Seaton Phylhs Calhoun Cheryl Bower Beverly Ellrott Carol Ann Ramrrez ROW THREE Nancy Bret fle Sue WQ'fon Janice Wolfe Kathy Cozad Cherry Fassett Jack Deckard Davxd J Garcxa Larry Roads Stanley Aragon Andy McPherson Blll Lucero Jlm McFarland, Russel Smxth Lester Grltfxth Lmda McClanal3nn 0nna Johnson ROW FOUR Arthur Evangallsta Earl Myers Ronald Mason, Gerald Borrego Ronald Kerser Dennxs Jordan Jesse Tate John Lord Bxll Pomlwar James Rxchard Thomas McKee Davxd Durant Larry Brxggs Keith Under down, Wxllxam Jones Clmton Morehouse Arthur Cocoa FWHM' 23 f ', 455 5 . n 1 ' . . f.fi.,'5'lf . 4' x , A I ' K Q - yi z., . X , 2 K Q , . , . , ' an ', If i l ' , . ' , ,, l . .. rl. , . T . - 5 s , J I . 3 ' ' - s N A V 57' ' l l ' ' . - S x V . - ' , - . . . . , 4 'a , . D ' 5 rx ' ' ' . . ' ef ' - 5 - . , 5 as C A 'WN ROW ONE: Kenneth Vorheis, William Jones, James Martinez, Barry Precht, Stanley Aragon. ROW TWO: Larry Piper, Larry Lovato, Ronald Porter, Clifton Durland. ROW THREE: Bill Martinez, Robert Abeyta, Prank Passarelli, Jerry Medina. Music Groups Perform at Activities This past year, students at West have heard the three music groups, the Concert Band, the Orchestra, and the Dance Band, perform at many events. The band was always present at the football games to help promote school spirit and to cheer the team on to play good games. They also participated in some of the assemblies. Together, the Dance Band and Orchestra played at many social and school-sponsored activities, went to different schools for various pro- grams. Under the direction of Mr. George Layton, these groups have performed all types of music throughout the city. Members of the Concert Band prepare to practice music for the Spring Concert. U' 'U i r 5 l S ' 1 , 5 tf .as waz.- fa E.-fy emi' BCH 5x ROW ONE: Tony Domland, Linda McClanahan, Loretta Zaiontz, Cheri Rhym, Evangeline Van Etten, Pat Hoard, Pat Tate, Julie Blanchard, Karen McIntyre. ROW TWO: Christine Von Carlowitz, Mary Ann lngling, Jerrolyn Meers, Shirley Bash, Karen Dulaney, Sandra Pierce, Margaret McGrady, Kathy Dwyer. ROW THREE: La Verne Gritiith, James Fleming, Diane Markham, Larry Piper, Stanley Aragon, Jo Anne Friclcey, Diane Pearson, Vicki Phillips, William Jones, Barry Precht, Jeanne Majors, Mildred Forster. 1 Q f f . , ,rr Q 3 5 ft .3 ,,. , f , i Cl 1 W., i rn, ROW ONE: Beverly Armand, George Baer, Leo Medina, Esther Slade, Sheila Lytle, Cathy Foster, Dianne Pearson, Christine Martinez, Vicki Phillips. ROW TWO: Barry Precht, William Jones, Ruth Unzicker, Greg Button, Judy Unzicker, Robert Ouiroz, Richard Pontaza, Barbara Dooley, Sharon Oakman, Cathy Walk- erer, Ronald Snell, Karen Wilson, Randy Smith, Jack Maes, Joseph Garcia. ROW Tl-IREE1 Roger Suelrama, Jo Anne Frickey, Mary Barton, John Brunick, Robert Guerrero, Mary Rogers, Richard Eastin, Steve Trujillo, Carol Kawakami, Stanley Aragon, Earlene Newcomb, Gary Eppard, Albert Martinez, Kenneth Aragon, James Martinez. ROW FOUR: Bill Martinez, Frank Passarelli, Mike Torres, Raymond Leyva, Jerry Medina, Dawn Schamel, John Meyer, Robert Abeyta, Gene Smith, David Van Hyning, David Soreide, Ronald Porter, Clitton Durland, Larry Lovato. ROW FIVE: Ted Noel, Louis Pontano, Elmer Ellis, Steve Wallace, William Beckman, Kenneth Vorheis, Henry Schafer, William Stowers, David Miller, Donald Hartzog, Richard Sanders, Donald Evans. 25 .r Girls' Ensemble Performs At Different Functions Music can be heard every day during eighth hour as members of Girls' Ensemble learn many new and different types of music. Under the direction ot Mr. cal music together with some old-time favorites. This past ye the gi have performed at sev- eral assemb ' t h ' 'ng Concert. P ractlce music 'X tl E ,lwli it ilifilgiigii Concert, with Mr. x SN ,X t LQ wgfw, J WW if ROW ONE: Rose Ann Jaramillo, Sandra Wright, Mary Jane Vigil, Imo Jean Romero, Judith Mathies, Emma Corrilla, Betty Bunce, Janice Cohara, Phyllis Ball, Mary Espinoza, Mary Martinez, Sandra Gonzales, Marcella Cabral, Mary Ayala, ROW TWO: Patricia Martinez, Janice Russell, La Rae Moesta, Rose Marie Martinez, S lvia Lopez, Kay Jones, Eleanor Gonzales, Mary Lou Gomez, Elsie Albo, Kathleen Elkins, Cindy Propp, Sharon Fear, Christine Welborn, nq , randle Helen Apodoca. ROW THREE: Alberta Epps, Janice Wolfe, Julie Blanchard, Jeanette Archuleta, Charlyne St. John, Delores Boswell, Evangeline Lucero, Linda Cawood, Sharon Byers, Charlyne Reynolds, Sheila Sandoval, Christine Von Carlowitz, Sharon Nichols, Alura Schroeder, Wilma Miller, Linda Embry, Linda Silby. 26 James Fluckey, these girls learn modern and classi- J Color Day decisions were made in committees. N Sylvia Ramos, president, listens as Pat hilares makes a suggestion about the Lariattes Color Day booth. 1 I Sylvia Ramos, president, discusses a tuture project as Beverly De Olivera takes the minutes. Lariattes Have Varied Activities The West High Lariattes, sponsored by Mrs. Verna Page, is a service club of West. Some of the projects for the year were the Lariatte Dance at Christmas time, the Mother-Daughter Tea in the spring, acting as hostesses tor Career Day, helping with Alumni night, and giving baskets to the needy. Every girl in West is a member of Lariattes, but she must pay her dues in order to become an active member ot the club. I Members ot the dancing cast practice tor the Fortune Teller. Mr. Musmanno talks to Fortune Teller cast to explain costumes used. O A ' peretta cclalmed a Success LINDA BRADFORD NANCY BREFFLE MARSHA BEHM LINDA CAWOOD BOB CHUTE JACK DECKARD ROGER DUDLEY DA RITA FR MAN ' 1 DRED PORSTER PAYE GARNIER RAYMONA GASSER LOUISE GREENWOOD LAVERNE GRIFFITH SUSAN HAWHINS WILLIAM JONES DONNA JOHNSON HAYE LEFFINGWELL A lottery ticket's loss is the reason a Count in- vites a ballet troupe to a garden party in The Fortune Teller. The Count discovers that one of the female troupe members has the ticket so he plans to marry her in order to obtain it. The Count finds out that she loves another and goes through many sacrifices, substitutions, and a great deal of suspense for the obtainment of said ticket. A band ot gypsies adds the finishing touches to make the play a success. Mr. Musmanno, Mr. James,Fluckey, and Mr. George Layton were the directors and sponsors of the play. The Concert Orchestra accompanied the players. PHIL LUCERO FRANCES MADRID CHRISTINA MARTINEZ ROSE MARIE MARTINEZ JIM MATHIES JIM MOFARLAND DANNY MERIDETH MILLER SHARON MONDRAGON EARL MYERS JUNE ROBINSON KATHY ROWDEN A n BILL LUCERO L LINDA SILBY - OWN SAUNDRA VITALIANO BARBARA YOUNG M Z Susan Hawkins, Kaye Lettingwell, and Frances Madrid practice Mr. Musmanno and Cathy Rowden discuss costumes tor the dancers. their dance for the Fortune Teller. 28 The Thirteenth Chair The Thirteenth Chair, the senior class play, was under the direction ot Mr. Henry Musmano and Mr. Edwin Koepsel. The play, a murder mystery, contained rich, well-bred noblemen, mediums, and the medium's pretty daughter who was accused of murdering the friend of her fIlBI'lCG'S father. The play had a slightly ingenious overtone of a not too bright detective that came to investigate a second murder. Why are you all trying to make me break my word? screams Susan Hawkins, Stan Aragon and Gary Russell prepare backstage equipment beiore the Senior Play AAN. The senior Play cast rehearses for their periormance. 29 West High students stand in honor ot this year's Homecoming Queen and her court attendants. Members ot All-City Pep Club listen as Darlene Hatiner reads the minutes. Rustlers Create Enthusiasm Throughout West Under the sponsorship of Mrs. Joan Renner, the West High Rustlers take part in preparing for the Homecoming Dance, attend all athletic games, promote school spirit, and take part in many school activities. This year, the Rustlers, with the D Club, were respon- sible for Western Moonglow, the annual Homecoming Dance. These girls also held a demonstration during half time at the Homecoming game. They formed wagon wheels to the body of a covered wagon, which was formed by the Band. In order to be a Rustler, a girl must be a junior or senior, have a C average, and be in good physical health. Marolyn Tyner and .Terry Kent, Homecoming King and Queen, walk down the field as Rustler's form an aisle. --- f 'N-'t 'T CINNA ADAMS J N JULIE BEALMEAR MARSHA BEHM SHARRON BONE CARLENE BOSSELMAN NANCY BREFPLE SHARON BYERS MARJORIE CHARTIER JAN COLLINS JOAN COOPER KATHY DWYER JAN EMMS SHARON FEAR ANGELA FLEMING MILDRED FORSTER PAYE GARNIER RAYMONA GASSER ELEANOR GONZALES LOUISE GREENWOOD DARLENE HAPFNER ALICE HARRINGTON HOPE HENDRON DORIS JARRETT BONNIE KIRHPATRICK . , ee..- Aiiendanis Gloria Lewis and Judy Long ride will-1 ihis year's Homecoming Queen, Marolyn Tyner. Members of Lincoln Pep Club enjoy refreshments at the All-City Pep Club meeting held at West. GLORIA LEWIS ' K. ,.. .. . Ah-ua-i1'- hilrilmnnl' JUDY LONG HENRIETTA MARES MERIDETH MARTIN MILLIE MOHR BETTY PADILLA DIANNA PEARSON JO ANN PEPPING ROSE MARIE POWERS SYLVIA RAMOS JANICE REITER CHARLENE REYNOLDS BEVERLY ROADS ALLURA SCHROEDER SUE SMILEY MICHELLE SPAHN KATHY SPEECHLEY JANET SWEENEY JANICE SWEENEY LORNA TSUCHIYA CAROLYN TYNAR MAROLYN TYNAR BONNIE VINCENT CAY WILDS CHERYLE WILLIS DELORES YBARRA '31 l l AMES, LARRY l DANOS, TOM DURAN, BEN ELEMINC., JIM CONZALES, EDDIE HEIN, KEN HONNECHE, JERE JENSEN, CARL I-IINDALL, DENNIS KENT, JERRY LUCERO, TOM MARAMA, HEN MARCUS, LARRY MEDINA, DON RUEREN MILLER, DAVE MYERS, JACK PEREZ, MANUEL RAMIREZ, EDDY RUDOLPH, RALPH SALAZAR, RICHARD SOREY, DICK - ef as or SORIANO, RAY STINES, RICHARD WEIMAN, DON Mr. Glenn Scheele, Ray Soriano, Manuel Perez, Jerry Kent, Reuben Medina. All Work-No Play-for D Club Members D Club is the boys' lettermen club at West. Each year, the senior members of the club issue invitations to new and qualified boys to join the club. The boys earn their letter by getting points in various sports such as golf, tennis, swimming, wrestling, track, gymnastics, base- ball, basketball, and football. After the boys have earned their letters, they are invited to join the D Club. During the year, together with the Rustler's, they sponsored the annual Homecoming Dance among many other activities. D Club members discuss current activities. Alvis Headen and Benny Duran listen as Carl Alvis Headen, Paul Otis, Tommy Lucero, Jensen makes a suggestion for a Color Day Benny Duran and Carl Jensen, dance com- booth, mittee, suggest girls for the Homecoming Queen. 32 'N A , 'fs , Jerry Medina and Kaye Lefiingwell lead West in a Susan Hawkins demonstrates a lay-beck jump. cheer against Thomas Jefferson. Larry Roads, Merideth Miller, Gene Smith, Susan Hawkins, La Verne Griffith, Bob Abeyta, Kaye Lefiingwell, and .Terry Medina practice cheers before pep assembly. West Takes Pride In Cheerleaders West's was - . leaders created 'K :FJ schoolspirit and gave a big I lift to our teams. 5 LJ They were present at X '1 , ' 49,5 Q all the sports and ac- ' tivities such as swimming, his wrestling, gymnastics, track, golf, and tennis besides the i.-ax- regular football, basketball and + 4 ftr . ig-' osx f 'N baseball games. Together with the 2 ' .QLQX band, they gave pep assemblies, pep rallies, and snake dances in order to La Varna Gdfmh C ' 8 'lag l 'P' encourage school spirit and school pride. 33 ' r' Assembly Committee Participates In School Activities Mr. Gordon Jacques, sponsor, and the Assembly Committee mem- bers helped back stage and at the doors of the auditorium dur- ing the many assemblies of the year. Their purpose was to hand out pep tags, brochures, and col- lect tickets at the P-T.A. movies, Singing Christmas Tree, Senior play, and at many other school activities. These girls also ushered stu- dents, as well as teachers and parents, to their seats. Members ot the Assembly Committee prepare to pass out songs to sing at the assembly for Mr. Woody. Beverly De Olivera assigns Cynthia Castro her position as Linda Salazar and Theresa Barela serve at their positions. 34 Allura Schroeder gets a strike in the third frame. I., Bowling Club Improves Skills The Bowling Club provided fun and rec- reation tor the members, as well as help- ing to improve bowling skills and co- ordination. The group, in competition with one another, met at Bowl-Mor Lanes. Their main goal was to learn the basic fundamentals and skills that are needed to be a good bowler, West's Bowling Club is designed to develop poise and skill, as members constantly strive to improve their torm and bring up their averages. fv , Tom Wertz gets assistance in keeping score. 35 JULIE BEALMEAR CAROL BROWN VERONICA CRESPIN KATHY DUDLEY ROGER DUDLEY PATRICIA PAHRIG PAT FERGUSON JIM FREDERICK ALICE HARRINGTON RICHARD HOOPER JOYCE HUBBELL MIKE HUGHES KENNETH HUTCHINSON HORLAN LAND PAT MARES LINDA MARSH KATHERINE MCCUMBER LOUIS PANTANO CHARLENE REYNOLDS CINDY SAUNDERS ALLURA SCHROEDER MARYANN SCHUTZ RENAE SCOTT SUE SMILEY CONNIE VAUGHN TOM WERTZ SAUNDRA WILSON 72 26 Light meters are a very important part used for taking pictures by Camera Club members. DENNIS DADDOW ROGER DUDLEY DAVE LaMONT BARBARA LEHNERZ REAH MORTIMER RHIO MORTIMER DAVID POST NORMAN TERRY CRIS WELBORNE BARBARA YOUNG Photography Anyone To challenge the members knowledge of his cam- era and how to develop his film are the goals of West's Camera Club. Various competitions, throughout the year, were held to see who could take the best and most interesting pictures. These competitions were held weekly to keep the members interested in photography. Mr. John Millard, sponsor, helped the students with problems that confronted members and gave them tips and professional advice on picture- taking. John Culp studies his next move as his partner removes one ot his men from the board. Teachers and Students Enjoy Chess This past year, the Chess Club, under the super- vision of Mr. Delbert Peterson, helped its mem- bers to cultivate their minds by encouraging deep thinking over their chess games. The students found some stiff competition with the teachers 4 , that were interested in chess. Throughout the year, the teachers and students participated in play-offs among themselves and, sometimes, with players from other schools. Their main purpose was to learn the basic iundamentals and skills that it requires for a player to play a good game. luv? 5 And McPherson and Joe Huang concentrate on their chess plays as Joan Y Evelyn Antes contemplates a move just made by her chess partner Darrow and John Celp obs John Culp, as Joan Darrow and Andy McPherson look on. 37 erve their technique. EVALYN ANTES JOHN CULP JOAN DARROW JERRY FREY HARLA FULLER JOE HUANG ANDY McPl-IERSON PHYLLIS MEISINGER JOE PROCOPIO SANDRA SALAZAR BARBARA CARSON MERIDETH MILLER CHERI RHYM ANNETTE STEVENS JESS TATE SAUNDRA VITALIANO ...gl Drama Club members, Jesse Tate, Annette Stevens, and Cheri Rhym discuss possibilities oi a Drama Club play. Members Learn Variety of Acting r and Directing H All forms ot drama are studied, beginning with the work backstage and including acting, direct- ing, and other jobs necessary for the production of a play. Five minute speeches are required to become a member ot Drama Club. Each applicant is judged by the members and drama teachers. Drama Club members have found that it isn't all work and no play. One of their favorite activities has been theater parties, either at a local theater or visiting another school's productions. Annette Stevens and Saundra Vitaliano discuss characters and parts of an upcoming play. Rearranging old-time favorites is always fun for Drama Club members. 38 I Mr Musmanno and Meredith Miller go through some actions tor the Mr. Musmanno and Meredith Miller go over the script ofthe Fortune Teller Fortune Teller to make changes and improvements ualifications Tough for National Thespians This society is an organization of teachers and students designed tor the improvement of dramatic arts in high school. There are two purposes in this society: 1. to estab- lish and improve standards of excellence in all phases of dramatic arts, and 2. to create an active interest in dra- matic arts among high school students. As an honor society, in order to join, a student must have done something important or received recognition for the school in the way of dramatics. Also, the person applying for membership in the society must meet the qualifications of West's own branch of this national so- ciety. 39 ir Members oi F.T.A. listen intently as Mrs. Brown explains functions of the organization. Linda McClanahan, president and Mrs. Sara Brown, sponsor lead F.T.A. members in a discussion. 40 nk SHIRLEY ANTHONY STAN ARACON MARSHA BEHM BEVERLY BRADFORD TOM BUDDLE SHARON BYERS HAZEL DEETS WALLIS ERALEY CHRIs GARCIA PAYE CARNIER LOUISE GREENWOOD MACHIE JARAMILLO HAYE LEFPINGWELL GLORIA LEWIS LINDA CCLANAHAN REUBEN LXDINA SUSAN MINER SHARON OAHMAN DIANNA PEARSON JEAN PINO CHARLENE REYNOLDS ILLENE ROSENBERG CATHY ROWDAN RAY SORIANO MICHELLE SPAHN CORA JEAN TRUJILLO LINDA TUCI-IER CATHY WALKER DELORES' YBARRA JOSIE YBARRA CAROL ZICH CHAROL ZICK Future Teachers Learn Traits of BeingbA Good Teacher Under the guidance of Mrs. Sara Brown, students who are interested in the teaching profession are given the opportunity to join the Future Teachers ot America. Anxious students may work extra hours for teachers to earn points used toward eligibility into the club. During the school year, I-'.T.A. mem- bers go to various Denver grade schools to help teachers. While gaining the experience, a stu- dent may decide whether he or she wishes to be a primary or secondary school teacher. Students watch and observe the teachers to get an idea and to see how the teacher handles things. Students also observe teachers to learn how they acquire the various characteristics of being a good teacher. 1+ . , .YV .-Q-,um.f.,..q,.. en... -wf... .. ., Ji.. .,,,,, , MN JANICE ANTONIADIS MARY BARTON ROBERT CHILCOTT SHARON CLOSE DIANE DUCHETT JOHN DuPRIEST KATHY DWYER ANGIE FLEMING YOLANDA PLICKINGER HOPE HENDRON BARNEY HIGGINS ROGER HOROSHKO JAN HUDSON POLLY KISER JUDY LONG MERRY MARTIN KAREN MCINTYRE REAH MORTIMER RHIO MORTIMER JEFF MULLER JO ANN PEPPING BEVERLY ROADS GEORGE SLATTEN SUE SMILEY DAVE SOREIDE JANET SWEENEY i JANICE SWEENEY LINDA TUCKER f JUDY UNZICKER y 'ew ,. CAY WILDS if BARBARA YOUNG CAROL ZICH I CHAROL ZICK Members of the Ice Rder sho g at tale t build: g pyramid n the ce lt's Cold But Oh lt's Fun Zeckendort Plaza was the setting every second and fourth Wednesday ot each month where Cowboys and Cowgirls gathered to skate and have fun. Ice Riders is exclusively for West High students who wish to become more skillful, or who want to learn the art of ice skating. There was always excitement in store for the students. Students oi the Ice Riders get ready tor an evening of fun and excitement Lowell Rundle, Lynn Reynes, and Miss Karen Guthrie listen as Mr. Glenn Scheele explains about the International Relations Club. IRC Sponsors Exchange Students With the help of Mr. Glenn Scheele, sponsor, the International Relations Club tried to promote a better understanding between the United States and foreign countries. These students took part in the American Field Service Association of Foreign Exchange Students, participated in Junior UNESCO, attended the Internation- al Relations Conference held at CU, the model United Nations at Greeley, and International Day at the School of Mines in Golden. They learn the ways of foreign students in school, government, and other activities. This past year's foreign exchange student from the Philippines was Evelyn Reynes. MARTHA BOLYARD JAMES HARRELL DENNIS LINENMEYER PHIL LUCERO LINDA MCCLANAHAN EVELYN REYNES LOWELL BUNDLE DAVE SOREIDE THE OPTIMIST CREED Promise Yourself- To be so strong that nothing can dis- turb your peace ot mind. To talk health, happiness and prosper- ity to every person you meet. To make all your friends feel that there is something in them. To look at the sunny side of everything and make your optimism come true. To think only oi the best, to work only for the best and expect only the best. To be just as enthusiastic about the suc- cess ot others as you are about your own. To forget the mistakes of the past and press on to the greater achievements of the future. To wear a cheerful countenance at all times and give every living creature you meet a smile. To give so much time to the improve- ment of yourself that you have no time to criticize others. To be too large for worry, too noble tor anger, too strong for tear, and too happy to permit the presence oi trouble. Dennis Snell, Friz Kent, Mr. Lawrence Smith, Sponsor, Jerry Kent, Manuel Perez, and Clay Bartholomew, officers, present a S50 check to Mr. Woody and Mr. Girtin toward the purchase of mouth guards for the football players. Optimists Follow Creed- Promote Happiness The Junior Optimists' main interest is doing good for others. It is one of the oldest service clubs at West. They spread cheer to many people at Christmas time by helping with Christmas baskets. This past year, they helped to purchase mouthpieces for our football players by selling West pennants. In the spring, they conducted the Bicycle Safety Campaign by going to elementary and junior high schools to stress the importance of safety on a bicycle. They held speech contests and donated money to various projects. By following the Optimist's Creed, these boys made their lives, as well as others, worthwhile and happy. RONALD BAKER CLAY BARTHOLOMEW LARRY BRIGGS JERRY KENT JOHN LEEDER GEORGE MAESTAS RONALD MAYORAL DON MEDINA JEFF MULLER MANUEL PEREZ BILL PONIKEVAR CHUCK RECEN RALPH RUDOLPH RICHARD SALAZAR DENNIS SNELL DICK SOBEY RAY SORIANO DICKIE STEINS RANDY TOUMBS Friz Kent, Reuben Medina, Jerry Kent, and Dennis Snell conduct the business of the Junior Optimist's meet- ing. 43 Janice Collins and Mildred Mohr discuss a business proposition. SHIRLEY ANTHONY JUDITH BELL PHYLLS CAYO BARBARA CONWAY VERONICA CRESPIN LUCILLE DANIELS PAT EVANS GARY FELTNER JOSEPH GEGORY SHIRLEY HOFFMAN GLORIA JONES CAROL KAWAKAMI RITA LUCERO CHRISTINA MARTINEZ JUDI MATHIES MARGARET MCLAUGHLIN MILLIE MOHR JOYCE O'CONNELL DANIEL SPROUSE SANDY VAUGHN SHARON WIDMAN LORETTA ZAIONTZ JRC Helps Others Help Themselves Junior Red Cross, under the direction of Mrs. Margaret Moore, is a junior organization of the American Red Cross. This organization is a service club interested in helping others to help themselves. Among the many activities of this club were the Hal- loween party at the Colorado Nursing Home, an evening program at Veterans Hospital, and the Santa Claus Shop. The students in the Home Economics classes created lay- ettes, while the Print Shop made place matsf all of which went to Denver General Hospital. Junior Red Cross members prepare for new members. 3 W i 'Y ' . Q lene ROW ONE: Patricia Mares, Rita Lucero. ROW TWO: Pat Blair, Sharon I-Iatfner, Beverly De Olivera, Dar Hattner, Judy Long are F.B.L.A. all-state winners. Activities of the FBLA Club Through individual research and group discus- sion, FBLA members obtained information on Den- ver business associations and requirements for jobs. To be eligible tor membership, a student must take at least one business class. Students active in FBLA frequently found themselves planning a field trip or preparing for a guest speaker, perhaps, even trying to win a contest in the various skills ot business. Through- out the year, the club members took part in many competitive business activities and gave reports on the different phases ot the secretarial field. Charles Krebs, 1963-64 all-state treasurer. JOHN BRUNICK BARBARA CARSON BEVERLEY DeOLIVERA NORA GARCIA DARLENE HAFI-'NER LINDA KRUGER JACKIE LIMON JUDY LONG RITA LUCERO FRANCES MADRID NANCY MAJORS PAT MARES JOYCE O'CONNELL SUE SMILEY MICHELLE SPAHN CORA JEAN TRUJILLO Judy Long, secretary, and Pat Mares, president, ask for suggestions for the annual F.B.L.A. convention. 45 LUCILLE ARCHULETTA BARBARA BREMMER .IAN COLLINS BONNIE DICHSON SHEILA HAYS CAROL KAWAHAMI PHIL LUCERO MILLIE MOHR JOYCE O'CONNELL Members oi Pre-Med listen intently to a local nurse discuss the process of taking blood tests. Fields of Medicine The members of Pre-Med Club, under the aid of Mr. Harry Zimmerhackel, tried to investigate the many Janice Collins and Mr. Harry Zimmerhackel listen intently on how to improve Pre-Med meetings. fields and careers of medicine. This past year, they chose to pay particular attention to nursing. Many speakers came in. Among the many speakers were a Lab Technician, and a Pharmacist. These students saw several movies, held medical conferences where they took a one-hour trip to one of the hospitals, went on tours, held discussion groups and saw many films. They also had a booth for Color Day. , Pre-Med students get helpiul information on their Color Day booth. JAN BELOHLAVEH KAREN BROYLES SHARON BYERS PHYLLIS CAYO PAM DURHAM PAT GETTMAN DARLENE HAFPNER JERRI MEERS JANICE REITER CHARLENE REYNOLDS CINDY SAUNDERS SUE SMILEY KATHLEEN SPEECHLEY CONNIE VAUGHN BARBARA YOUNG Barbara Young, Sharon Byers, Charlene Reynolds, Sue Smiley, Pamela Durham, Phyllis Cayo, Jan Belohavek. Western Sharpshooters Show Skill at Shooting Good marksmanship with a rifle is the principal goal of the Western Sharpshooter's Club of West High. While competing with other schools in all positions of rifle shooting, they learn the basic fundamentals and skills that are necessary to know in order to be a good marksman. The main purpose of the Western Sharpshooter's Club is to learn the proper and sate handling of firearms. Sharpshooters, Jan Belohlavek, Sue Smiley, Pam Durham, Cindy Saunders, and Phyllis Cayo discuss one of their matches. 9 ,. f-175' Sue Smiley, Cindy in many matches. Saunders, and Phyllis Cayo took high honors S S x BILL BECKMAN CHERYL BOWER TOM BUDDE EDWINA CARDINI BARBARA CASKEY CLAUDIA CHOATE G JOAN CUNNINGHAM PAT DELGO TONY DOMELAND ANGIE ESPINOZA LYNN FALK MIKE FANCHER GARY FEAR JERRY FREY JOANNE ERIOREY ROBERT GARCIA ROBERT GEYA FREDDIE GOMEZ JOHN GONZALES SHEILA HARVEY CAROL HASENAGI-1 AL HEMENOVER SHIRLEY HEMENOVER PAT HERSTING I PAT HIDALGO I PAT HOFFMAN I MARSIIA HULSE Roller Club members enjoy a iun-tilled evening. MARY ANN INGLING BETTY JOHNSON AL JOHNSTON CHARLES KELLER KATHLEEN KENNEDY JEANNE KING LOIS LEOPOLD RAY LEYRIA DIANNE MARKHAM LINDA MCCLANAHAN MARGARET MGGRADY KAREN MOINTYRE JOHN MEYERS MARK MIKULICH JOY MIRACLE ELVA PARKER RAY PITT RONNIE PORTER BARRY PRECHT MARY ROGERS JOAN ROTH ROGER SCHLESSELMAN DALE SENA MIKE TENTLETON CAROL WATERHOUSE REBECCA WEDGLE ROSALEA WEDGLE KAREN WILLIAMS Roller Club Enjoys Many Fun- Filled Nights at Skatelancl as N535 gpg ROW ONE: Karen Mclntyre, John Gonzales, Richard Dill, John Meyer, Ray Lelva, Joan Roth, Sheryl Falk, Roger Schlesselman, Jerry Frey, Ralph Barker, Phil Lucero, Carol Waterhouse. ROW TWO: Mary Rogers, Shirley Hemenover, Cheryl Bower, Mary Ann Ingling, Margaret McGrady, Joy Miracle, Linda McClanaharI, Karen Williams. 48 Gathering together at Skateland Roller Rink every Wednesday night, students of the West High Roller Club could be seen performing many dit- ferent types of steps and dances. Some of the better skaters practiced two-steps, waltzes, figure eights, and many other dances while the beginners worked on the basic steps or tried to do the fancy steps, generally without success. By the end of the evening, no matter how well you could skate, everyone was sure to have had an evening of fun and excitement. -. f- -----7-,-..f.,s..,...-J-q-,s--.-,,,.,,,.,.,g,,,,,,, , ,, ,, JANICE ANTONIADIS RALPH BARKER MARILYN BENNETT DONNA BRUCE ELEANOR BURG JAMES BURTON JANET CAPRA BOB CHILCOTT BONNIE DIXON JOHN DuPRIEST JOHN ECHART BUTCH PORD DONNA POSTER JIM FREDERICK MARILYN CERARD LOUISE GREENWOOD BILL HARTMAN SUSAN HAWKINS RONNIE HOROSHKO JUDY HUNT HAYE LEEPINCWELL RONALD MARTINEZ HEAH MORTIMER RHIO MORTIMER PAT MURPHY HAROLD PERSON JIMMY RICHARD ILLENE ROSENBURG CHRIS SENA GENE SMITH- EXVID SOREIDE KEITH UNDERDOWN .Te es Frederick makes a run down the slopes. James Frederick and Gene Smith prepare their equipment for an enjoying day on the slopes, with Weski, Weski Members Enjoy Many Fun-Filled Trips To see a student skimming across the snow and some- times taking an occasional spill was just part of the fun one could observe as the members of West's ski club, Weski, enjoyed many days of thrills, spills, and lots oi flying snow. This past winter, there were many trips made to both Loveland Ski Basin and Cooper Hill. From the more advanced skiers on the ski trails to the beginners on the practice slope, these stu- dents, under the careful supervision of Mr. Ben Cole- man and Mr. John Millard, were taught the basic ww-Ui' L' if skills of skiing. Whether the members went to improve their ski- ing or just for the fun ot it, it turned out to be a thrill-packed day. bl . -f 1 'tw .Lwwft 1 ... ,J ,ti - --an fx 49 --Q Members ot Y.F.C. listen as Mr. Bruce Washburn explains their next project for raising money. Students Develop Understanding of Christ This past year, Youth For Christ, under the supervision ot Mrs. Amanda Lindsey, have tried to achieve one main goal, this goal being to help people to live in a happy, positive manner, to follow the teachings ot Christ, and to apply them to everyday living. Some of the activities sponsored by Y.F.C. this past year were: club meetings every Saturday night, and a senior party, to which all seniors attending were guests. They also sponsored several movies, had speakers, among them a psychiatrist and magician, and were very active on Color Day. The proceeds from Color Day went towards the purchase of youth magazines for the seniors. 50 SHIRLEY ANTHONY RON BARRISH MARILYN BENNETT CARLEEN BOSSELMAN BARBARA BREMNER .IANICE COLLINS BONNIE DICHSON HARLA FULLER LAVERNE GRIFFITI-I ACQSKKDENNIS JoRDoN RONALD KEISER JAMES MATHIES JUDY MATHIES ALLURA SCHROEDER ESTHER SLADE SAUNDRA VITALIANO TOM WERTZ Mrs. Lindsey, sponsor, and members listen to Mr. Bruce Wash- burn as he discusses how to lead a better life through the teachings of Christ. THOMAS ANDERSON CHERYL ARMITAGE BILL BARNETT JIM BECKER BOB CHILCOTT FAYETTA DOUGHTY KATHY ELKINS GARY EPPARD JIM FREDERICK JIM HARRELL KALMAN HALASI KEN HEIN SHIRLEY HOFFMAN SANDRA HOYLE GENE HUANG JOE HUANG MIKE HUGHES MACK JARAMILLO CARL JENSON LINDA JOE GEORGE JONES RICHARD KEASLING BERTIL LAGER James Suelcama and Gene Huang use 5 momentum seal demonstrate conservation ot momentu Student Scientists Further Understanding of Scientific Methods West's Science Club, under the direction ot Mr. Basil Whit- ing, has one main purpose as its goal. Itis designed to tur- ther the understanding ot the many sciences in modern times. These students are given opportunities to design, prepare, and present scientific projects. Through these projects, they show their understanding of the many sciences. Interest and enthusiasm, and at the same time, the want to progress in the field of science are just some of the many reasons for joining this club. 51 eto GLORIA LEWIS RAELLEN MCCHESNEY KATHY MCCUMBER MARGARET MCCLAUGHLIN LOUIS PANTANO SCOTT PHIPPS MARSHA PICCONE ROBERT OUIROZ CHUCK RECEN PHYLLIS SABEC MARY ANN SCHUTZ ROGER SILL DENNIS SNELL DICK SOBEY DAVE SOREI-DE VICKIE STAUSS ROY STREHLOW JIM SUEKAMA ROGER SUEKAMA SHUNY SUGUIRA BOB SUYAMA JUDY TANGYE JOHN WALLACE Dennis Snell, James Frederick, and Mr. Whiting, sp use small carts to demonstrate conservation ot mome i - Royalty k ffff' J ZZ jj A j1M, c fQigQWZZ 7 ' J My W -A544444 444,141 'VMAVU W J XML if QQ iff gf f M X J ,0wff0'94f'? Q ,172 M,ffMffWfWV MZ 72M jffw, X wi if ,WM JP Pau, VQMQ JAM!! f jf 2 .dvwalf ,i,Z?'?Z,?f?4hJfZ 31: 3227 MQW, 4422 fi? .,, l Y x ,A - ' ' ' , .W NA I X 1 ' N 'vff O .-., .',: ,xv,Vf:N' Q N ix h .. ck 7 so vs 'Q' H A X. ,nl fa , 5. . ' X'-jvf' L ,' ' gx . I ll , . ' 5 . ,J X. y, ' Q Q. 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KN 1 wsgnsxggigx- fix .FQ W on no pokes Finish Winless Season Due to a small team and inexperienced players the Cowboys were at the bottom of this year's city standings. Size, weight, and injuries also hindered the Pokes in league play. One ot the highlights of the season was an eighty-five yard run tor a West touchdown by Richard Salazar. He accomplished this after recovering a North tumble. West failed to score more than six points in any individual game, with the exception of the Lin- coln game when thirteen points were made. Jim Richards and Alvis Headen were co-captains ot the football team. The coaches were very dis- appointed about the team's winless season, but they felt the boys had played their best all season long. GAME RESULTS WEST Manual WEST Washington VVEST Jefferson WEST North WEST East WEST South WEST Lincoln . ROW ONE: Ken Hein, Eddie Duran, Richard Salazar, Manuel Perez, Dick Sobey, Johnny Macias, Ray Sonnano, Torn Martinez, Larry Marcus, Ben Duran. ROW TWO. Joe Sam Gomez, Reuben Medina, Cecil Fell, John Leeder, Larry Ames, Tommy Danos, Dave Miller, Willy McDowd, Kenny Espinoza, Ted Noel. ROW THREE: Richard Hooper, Ken Marrama, George Mestas, Tom Lucero, Bruce Abeyta, Carl Jensen, Jim Richard, Chuck Recen, Jerry Kent, Dennis Kindall, Alvis Headen, Frank Macias. 66 Jim Richard escapes from a South player and proceeds down field for a fifteen yard gain. 5 j 'l a L Bruce Abeyta is tackled by T. J. players alter completing an end run. Coach Girtin helps Jerry Kent off the field during the West- Manual game. Coaches Girtin, Mohar, and Huddleston discuss the team's strategy before a non-league game against Aurora. FINAL STANDINGS East South Jefferson Washington Lincoln Manual North WEST Won Lost Tie 6 0 1 5 1 1 5 2 0 5 2 0 3 4 0 2 5 0 1 6 0 0 7 0 West'l defending line tight hard to defend their backtield. . f',' d - fe Q en.. 'L 4' , 4' 1 Q. ,1 '49 Q L Ei. ' ' A g r l Apt., 'V VW ' i, - nt 'zip 2r 'A, - fi A QW -va 'T' T: rf. 'Q I .' 4 'Q i-lvl! 'hgh' 1. xi i. : , b . --1 , West gains yardage utter completing a pass. North player blocks pass intended tor John Macias. West players bring down a Washington Patriot. 69 , 'FK3!s.,'25f , tial, ,Mmm K' uf my Ll Sophs Show Potential able to this year's Sophomore football team. Lack of experience was the main trouble sophomores were confronted with in league play. A few boys from the squad were promoted to the Varsity football team during the season. Coaches were Mr. Jurich and Mr. Garramone. FINAL STANDINGS Won Lost Tie Lincoln 6 0 1 East 6 1 0 Washington 5 2 0 West gains yardage after completing a pass. Jefferson 3 5 1 South 3 4 0 North 3 4 0 Manual 1 , 6 0 WEST 0 7 0 x7 1 I J liwfhkwa f ROW ONE: Dave Roses, Mike Torres, Ronnie Garcia, Larry Trujillo, Bob Contreras, Gene Torres, Ray Barela, Gary Pear, Horace Richards. ROW TWO: Ronnie Horo- shko, Gene Leu, Ray Macias, Kennie Abeyta, Sam Gallegos, Darold Hills, Jim McFarland, Richard Perez, Larry Romero. ROW THREE: Ronnie Martinez, Steve Trujillo Gary Rummel, John Lopez, Jim Burton, Daryl Schafer, Alan Dalrymple, Gilbert Garcia, Pinky Abeyta, Steve Simkins. 70 Several outstanding squad members were valu- Washington CITY RESULTS South ....,... East ....... Jefferson . . . Lincoln .... North WEST Manual ' gif sf 4 Y' lx I at ffi ROW ONE: Dick Sanders, Lee Swanson, Ron Vasquez. ROW TWO: Coach Girtin, Phil Lucero, Ken Marrarna, Bill Reynolds. ,V West Represented in f - State Swim Meet M Mr. Girtin coached the West mermen, who showed - a great deal of improvement in league action. Four cowboys from West qualified for the State Swimming Meet. Jim Suekama, Phil Lucero, Ron Vasquez, and Gary Ford participated in the 200-yard medley relay. Ron Vasquez swam in the A 50-yard freestyle and Jim Suekama in the 100-yard backstroke. Two points were scored in the state swimming competition when Jim placed fifth. B I t ke Ken Marrama lides back to the starting block. Gary Ford, West diver, perlects routine. rea: s ro r, , g 71 X . ., N West Represented in State Tom Wertz serves to a Lincoln opponent. gg gg RX Tennis Tournament West had four returning lettermen this year, and despite mdivid ual efforts the tennis team finished in seventh place. A Tom Wertz represented West in the City and State Tennis tournaments. Mr. Vigil praised Tom for his achievements and named him the most valuable 'player of the team. Don Zachman and Tom Wertz were co-captains of the team. ' FINAL STANDINGS f Won Washington 36 East 50 South 29 Lincoln 28 North ' 18 Jefferson 13 WEST 8 Manual 0 ROW ONE: Jerry Honnecke, Roger Horoshko, Louis Beitler, Harry Brewer, Avron Bergman, Paul Otis. ROW TWO: Bob Chil- cott, Tom Wertz, Mike Hughes, Coach Vigil, Don Zachman, Andy McPherson. Los! 6 12 13 14 ' 18 23 34 24 Colfer Places Second In Tournament The orQy returning lettermen to our Golf team were Dennis Snell, Tim Craghan, and Randy Toumbs. Co- captains of the team were Tim Craghan and Dennis Snell. Mr. Vigil considered Tim Craghan the outstanding member of the team. In tournament action, Tim took second place in competition among one-hundred and fifty boys. V FINAL STANDINGS x Washington Jefferson South East Lincoln North WEST Manual X S S ROW ONE: Jack Myers, Dennis Shell, Rick Schrah, Jim Sturgeon, Don Weiman. ROW TWO: Coach Vigil, Randy Toumbs Tim Craghan, Rich Duran. Won Lost 26 2 23 A 5 19 9 17 1 1 12 16 8 20 7 21 0 28 Tim Craghan lines up a putt in a match game against South. 73 1 Ralph Rudolph collapses after participating in the City Cross Country meet. Stiff Com etition In Pre Action P P Richard Stinas strains as he crosses the finish line. Distance runners on the West High cross country team placed seventh in the city standings. Two West runners placed high in individual points. Dicky Stines placed eighth and Bob Abeyta placed eleventh. The boys were coached by Mr. Scheele, and co-captains were Bob and Dicky. Y. f s s. Mit ,, , Coach Scheele, Bob Abeyte, Dicky Stines, Eddie Gonzales, Ralph Rudolph, and .lim Fleming. 74 FINAL STANDINGS East Lincoln North Jefferson Washington Manual WEST South 1 -qs . Track Team Needs V 4 - M Sophomores and Juniors Mr. Mohar, coach of the Track team, com- mented that the team could use some sopho- mores and juniors. Lack of returning letter- men hindered the Track team in city compe- tition. Outstanding squad members were Amos Jones in the halt mile, Dave Van Hynning, high jumper, Jerry Ortiz, high hurdler, and Dennis Hendell, low hurdler. ROW ONE: James Dowdell, Max Bernal, Bob Kennedy, Dave Miller, Eddie Valleio, Dick Stines, Amos Jones, Ralph Rudolph, Lonnie Wynce, Sam Gallegos, Terry Gatlin, Bob Suyama. ROW TWO: Bill Reynolds, John Kennedy, Felix Garcia, James Burton, Marco Robles, Jim Harell, John Eckert, Barney Higgins, Mike Pogo, Roger Horosko, Dennis Kendall, Coach Haramigios. ROW THREE: Jerry Ortis, Larry Romero, Steve Stipes, Pat Jennings, Curtis McMahi1l, Gary Rummel, Steve Simpkons, Jim Flemming, Otis Harrington, Gene Huang, Jack Crotts. ROW FOUR: Coach Jurich, Theodore Noel, Ronnie Martinez, Paul Shetlin, Dave Vanl-Iyning, Paul Otis, Ron Baker, Coach Mohar. iifdni u5lll:nlShnc'g54 -' .I 0 - fl' 'fffiiff g ,ME sg, s .rn E-.jf K lqesi-. 7' Q 'J f-of 'AV' 12115. ,.,...,..'-- ' ,',q-team. .......-.--' H g . ,, . A. .- .g,,,,.,, X. .asf e fffi f:.'f.. Navi., a F ' .'f'H'J' -1 ?,... :nik i, 'i.,fe,5'5 'Qs sk-'inf ' K Sf'-33' 2 E'-ali QQ vi Amos Jones pertects his style and form as he runs a practice mile. Dave Vanl'lyning clears bar in preparation for a track meet. 75 ROW ONE: Ralph Rudolph, Dicky Stines, Bob Contreras, Leo Montoya, Ray Martinez, Rollie Garcia. ROW TWO: David Soriede, Dave Miller, Gene Smith, Bill Crespin, Ted Noel, Ben Duran. Team Lacks Heavy Wrestlers West grapplers, coached by Mr. Scheele, finished seventh in league standings. Many individual league matches were forfeited because the Pokes lacked matmen in the upper weights. Five returning lettermen aided the Wrestling team. They were Dick Sobey, Ralph Rudolph, Jack Garcia, Ray Soriano, and Ray Martinez. West qualified three men for the City Tourna- ment and advanced only one to the finals. Ralph Rudolph successfully copped the 95 lbs. City Championship for the second consecutive year. Ralph maintained an undefeated position in league action throughout the 1963 wrestling sea- son, he qualified for the State Wrestling Meet, but lost his match in the quarter-finals. if- ' X Heavyweight, Ben Duran, tries to break out of a Lincoln wrestler's headlock. 76 11911 U WEST WEST WEST WEST WEST WEST WEST . ...,vj GAME RESULTS Washington North East Jefferson Manual Lincoln South T Joe Polich is about to sit out for a switch in his match. Danny Sprouse mea to struggle out of a pm posmon Lincoln South North Washington Manual Jefferson WEST East .,,.. -dllssi--......-...N--. rs! FINAL STANDINGS Won Lol! Tig 7 0 6 1 5 2 4 5 2 4 2 5 1 6 0 6 Ray Soriano breaks down a Patriot wrestler. In city action, Ray Martinez maintains control over his opponent. 78 DQ YJ sf' x I N14 ROW ONE: Joe Sandoval, Tom Trujillo, John Murphy, Joe Polich, Dan Sprouse, Tony Romero, Anthony Abeyia. ROW TWO: Dick Sohey, Howard Gatlin Marvin Quin Rana, Henry Padron, John Perez, Amos Jones, Denny Linemeyer, Richard Gill, Sieve Simpkins, Coach Petersen. B Squad Grapplers Show Enthusiasm Sophomores and juniors composed a large portion of the B squad wrestling team, and were coach- ed by Mr. Petersen. Mr. Petersen praised the boys for their efforts and enthusiasm. In the City B Tournament, Tom Trujillo plac- ed 2nd in the 103 lbs. division, and Joe Sandoval, 95 lbs., took 3rd place. Q. I 1 - L X 1.--. i u Steve Simpkins has a pinhold on his Lincoln opponeni. 79 'E V I' West Ties For Fourth West had the potential to be a top team in city competition, but they finished in a four-way tie for fourth. Pre-season games found West defeating Jefferson County 50-46. Lakewood also found West hard to beat, the Pokes won 41-36. Their lone defeat was at the hands of Wasson of Colorado Springs, 58-52. In the first league game of the season, West upset heavily- favored Washington. George Mestas was named Prep of the week by the Denver Post when he sank the winning point in the Washington game. West finished with a 6-8 record in league play. League play found West defeating South 61-60. The Pokes won at least one game from every team except North, who defeated the Pokes 57-55 and 54-48. Alvis Headen, captain of the team, was named to the All-City second team of the Denver Post and Rocky Moun- tain News. .lim Richard was named to the All-City second team of the Rocky Mountain News. Coaches were Mr. Jurich and Mr. Garramone. Dennis Sne1l's free throw aids the Pokes toward a victory over Washington. ROW ONE: Coach Jurich, Bruce Abeyte, Johnny Mecias, Fri: Kent, Richard Duran , Jim Sturgeon, Butch Clark. ROW TWO: Dale Holtzinger, Alvis Headen, George Mestes, Dennis Shell, Dave VanHynning, .lim Richard, Paul Sheflin, Rich Schrah. 80 FINAL STANDINGS South East Manual Lincoln North Washington WEST Jefferson Jim Sturegon's basket narrows the Viking lead. Won Lost 11 3 8 6 8 6 6 8 6 8 6 8 6 8 5 9 Butch Clark tights for possession of a rebound. WEST WEST WEST WEST WEST WEST WEST WEST WEST WEST WEST WEST WEST WEST WEST WEST WEST WEST 81 1' 'vi I 'i 586.921 ' 8.08 Q0 SEASON RECORD Non-Conference Conference . . . .Jefferson County ..........Lakewood Wasson . . . Washington . . . . . Manual . .. . . North .. . . .. . East . . . . Jefferson . . . Lincoln South . . . Washington Manual . . . Manual . . . North . . .. .. . East . . . . Jefferson . . . --,Lincoln . . . South All-City Center Alvis Headen is fouled by T. J. players. Mr. Nicholson, Principal, portrays typical West High spirit in the Wes!-Manual game 82 Get in there and get those guys hustling, explains Coach Jurich to George Mestas Butch Clark's unusual tree throw stance arouses interest during the West-East game. Jim Richard drives past two North opponents for a basket. ROW ONE: Tom Martinez, Henry Schafer, Gary Fear, Dennis Eicher, David Roses, Eddie Gallegos, Jim Jackson, Darrel Mclntyre. ROW TWO: Larry Romero, Ray Mar- cus, Don Brunning, Bob Hartman, Alex Cordova, Mike Vigil, Richard Perez, Carl Sanchez, Ray Barela. Sophs Lack skin Mr. Cordry coached this year's sophomore basket- ball team. Sophomores finished at the bottom of '63 league standings. Squad members were instilled with the skill and poise necessary for the development of future varsity players. 4 FINAL STANDINGS Won Lost Washington . .. ... .13 1 East ........ .... 1 2 2 Jefferson . . 8 6 Lincoln . . . . 7 7 South . . .... 6 8 Manual . . . . 5 9 North .. ,, 3 11 WEST . .... 2 12 Pokes foil Lancer's attempt for two points. 84 Baseball Team Shows Potential Varsity baseball team members lacked experience at the start of the 1965 season. Returning lettermen were Clay Bartholomew, Jim Richard, and Bill Hartman. Mr. Garramone coached the team with the assistance of Mr. Huddleston. FINAL STANDINGS 1962 Won Lost Lincoln 11 3 East 10 4 South 9 5 J efferson 8 6 North 7 7 WEST 6 8 Washington 5 9 Manual 0 14 MF, 'NN . ' YS! I 4 1 I F Coach Garramone discusses team strategy with .lim Richard, Bill Hartman and Clay Bartholomew. Xl YL 'ifili' ROW ONE: Ken Marrama, Marvin Quintana, George Mestas, Dennis Snell, Ray Soriano, John Macias, Clay Bartholomew, Dave Shahan, Richard Jones. ROW TWO: Coach Garramone, Eddie Butler, Chuck Recen, Bruce Abeyta, Alvis Headen, .lim Richard, Carl Jensen, Rick Schrah, Charles Krebs, Bill Hartman, Bob Coleman, Coach Huddleston. 85 Jim Patterson does a sitting jack knite on the trampoline Gymnasts master various routines on the trampoline. Rod Dale C1065 3 handsiand 011 ihe Fings- Gymnasts-Coach Strive for Better Team Participants in gymnastics must master such events as free exercise, trampoline, side horse, parallel bars, horizontal bars, flying rings, and tumbling. This sport requires a sense of balance, precision, and many hours ot practice. Mr. Dalluge replaced Mr. Coleman as West's gym- nastic coach. In the D. U. Invitational Meet, Rod Dale and Chuck Forster qualified forthe finals in their individ- ual events. l aa Linda Silby xecutes a headstand. Coordination Essential In Gymnastics Girls enrolled in the gymnastic class at West learn balance, poise, and coordination. Occasional workouts were held in the boys' gym under the supervision of Mr. Coleman, boys' gymnastics coach, and Miss Dough- erty, girls' gymnastics instructor. s ,,s.s XX Q f .. -,..4...s..M ., .. ,,... -an Jn Capra re 'ves assistance from Elva Parker. Linda Sil maintains balance in her swan routine. . X 1 X, RSX aa l N. u XX-S X Members ot Girls' Sports practice fundamentals oi volleyball. Girls Benefit from After School Sports Girls' Sports is an organization tor any girl inter- ested in sports. Members met every Monday and Wednesday after school in the girls' gym, under the co-sponsorship ot Miss Dougherty and Mrs. Benner. The girls participated in various sports such as tennis, basketball, volleyball, and softball. Special excursions were taken to Barnum Park so the girls could use the available tennis courts. 4 8.4 EJ ---1 ..-......--.-... .... vi' . I Opponents return a serve and gain a point for their team. 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'LL 'Q ,..-...-f...,-. wr f iq, 1 ....,.v....., .., .U-...- , 1. .J '5.'1.7lZ'7... ro tht P l O H hoo 1 1 o h 9 the 1 th o be r 11 re n at n 1 h U1 tum 0 Chl D E 9 'I -1 I 0 CIO S L' hi K 12 V 2 11 y loc 1 I a o fn n no h1vx 9 n e PQ n 1. Th F 'I ll X r Ol: l rde Ill Q I t li U t 1 Oo 1 n1 11 1 re In b 1 1: or I1 th! E Q-Vu C5511 lfld Pet'-Mt ll E r d R . 11 ru 1 p, e 2 011, U w y I my b. o 1 o If eo I I' G - 1 ll 4101 11. , 2 f fd dv L- N GEORGE HEYWOOD, Assistant Principal TRAVIS TAYLOR, Administrators Assist Students Mr. George Heywood, Miss Marie Robinson, and Mr. Travis Taylor are always ready and willing to help the student in any way they can. Mr. Heywood, Assistant Principal at West High, aids in counseling boys and arranging schedules. Miss Robinson, Dean of Girls, assists in the ar- ranging of classes and advises the girls on their problems. Mr. Taylor, Coordinator, is concerned primarily with helping teachers with planning, keeping a record of the newest teaching aids, and supplying the needed information to teachers. Coordinator MARIE, ROBINSON, Dean M9011 hr i at 'X' 11511 5 BOYD, IUSTINE B.A., Wcshburn University M.A., Denver University : -3 Q at ssaitle. t . A ffsis 'X ' A-I ' . sw - ,K 3 Qi x in S K . ,X , , . Q .' L , viii? f ' S ' ..ki- U 'Qi RIDDELL, ROBERT B.A., M.A., Denver SHAFER, HARRY B.A., M.A., Denver A A L ti. iii ff - .7 ' JONES, BERTHA Secretctry M.A., Denver University Chairman ot Couns., Guid., and Eval. KRAGH, AGNES West High students receive excellent advice and help from the school personnel. Miss Justine Boyd, West High college counselor, interviews students for scholarships, and assits them in choosing the college that would best fulfill their needs. West's employment counselor is Mr. Harry Shafer. He is concerned with finding jobs for students. Mr. Thomas Harrison is in charge of all scheduling, corrections, and report cards. Mrs. Edith Hedrick has charge of the physical health of West stu- dents. University University Miss Bertha Jones, secretary, has the demanding job of keeping ' attendance records and handling school correspondence. Miss Agnes Kragh, Chairman of Counseling, Guidance, and Evalu- ation and Mr. Robert Riddell are responsible for all required testing of students at West. by Clerks, Miss Lucille Koch, Mrs. Shirley Little, Mrs. Mary Smith, and Miss Patricia Smith, assist students and keep accurate records of classes, students, and activities. Clerks: Mary Smith, Carol Berggren, Shirley Little, Pat Smith, Lucille Koch. Mrs. Smith issues absence excuses as one other many duties. W.. ,. t... ,,,.......---- I .. A, ,..q. H... S 1'j,'Q'.If,,,,,,,,....--- 151: ...----- 531 I Q I :-1 95 Tom Wertz explains his homework from the previous night in the Advance Placement math class. 'Tyr ' I 'Q' ' Advanced Placement Students Prepare for College Outstanding students further their abilities in history, math, and English through the Advanced Placement program offered by West High School. The student who has special talent in English is given the opportunity to use his skills by writing themes, which reveal the student's knowledge of philosophy. This has been obtained by his extensive study of literature. For the outstanding math student, a college math course is offered. This course entails calculus and analytic geometry. Advanced history courses are also offered. These classes delve deeper into the archives of the past. Upon passing an optional test, students can receive college credit. ' 9 W 1 't BLATYNER, l OE B.S., Kcmscs Stcrte University lVl.S., Fort Hclys Kctnscxs State College A we SCHEELE, GLENN B.A-, .M.A.., Denver BLOMBERG, EVERT UmV9f51lY B.A-, M.A., Denver University 96 ff . t'f 4 'v it . ' Y f ,jg I r Qing if ,et JOHNSON LOIS KAUFMAN LISELOTTE t , B.A.. Denver University A.B., Denver University M.A., Iowcr University Language Students Increase Knowledge of Foreign Lands West High's Language Department offers courses in Latin, Spanish, German, Russian, and French. As a result of these courses the student not only learns a new language, but he also increases his knowledge of the customs and ideas of the people from whom this language comes. Most students usually continue for two years in the lan- guage of their choice because of the college emphasis on foreign language. Students at West High have access to a language labora- tory, which helps them to improve speaking and interpreta- tion of the language. Students not only learn of a new language, but of a new country as well. -9 it y 4 sf 'S' ,sm ,.vm,i it sandal! Sskligi l g - S M. -km uxx K at i A is 1 u xr g M, 7 -ss. 'ik ga 97 MANZANARES, FRED B.A., Adams State College M.A., Denver University t Miss Kaufmann leads a German class in Schnitzelbank. ' ' f l BAILEY, LLOYD F. EASLEY, RALPH M. A,B., M.S., Denver A.S., Arlington Stcxte University College B.A., Colorado State College M.A., Denver University if . .,..w3,, ,.,., I rt QA IOHNSON, GRANT L. KNAAK, IILL M. B.S., Mankato Stote B.S., Wisconsin University College Ed Kuhn, Larry Lovato, and Mr. Whiting measure water waves in ripple tank. Students Probe the Field of Science Illustrated charts are helpful tor physiology student, Barbara Carson. -9 MTU-ARD' IOHN H- TAYLOR, ROBERT WHIPPLE, EMILY G. WHITING, BASIL B. B-A-' M-A Colorado Ph.G., Oklahoma A.B., Colorado State B,S,, F01-fl-Iqys Km-,SGS State College University College 51539 College A.B., Colorado University A.M., Denver University Mike Vigil, Jim Frederick, and Bev Roads observe results oi experi- ments on microorganisms. Many of the science students' questions are answered in the science classes at West High. For those students seeking answers about the study of matter and how matter can be changed, Chemistry is ottered. Biology is for those wishing to explore the physical compounds ot nature, and Physics is for those searching for knowledge of energy and motion. Realizing that' students are unable to complete all their work during class time, they are required to come once a week before school for lab work. Judy Espinoza and Emma Carrillo study protozoa under the supervision of Mr. Van der Laan. Q BLOMBERG, EVERT B.A.. M.A., Denver University . g BOYD, IUSTINE B.A., Washburn University M.A., Denver University 4 ' . - vi: 7 A wt 1 , L -3:3 1 3 ,i, 1 '- BURNS, MARY B.A., Colorado University l f ns' . K , - ' I ws. my 'R' Sr an. as ,L xr Q. F . Mr. Blomberg delivers a class. ELLIOTT, DOROTHY B.A., Colorado University 'wth W PJQAI-of 'fx W K ,g xl isa lj out w.i lecture on human .Nm ' it Jw ' 31+-ligfrfov. Q.. ,Qfi'iEir,22. Q , - ta- i ' I Q f f a . .. 91. 41. . ,gfnr A M 5' .1 CEDARBLADE, EDNA G A.B., Northland College B.S., Illinois University Librarian LOCKIE, DOROTHY H. B.S., Northern Illinois State University Denver University Librarian ities to his college English GIESEKER, MARY B.S., Nebraska University 601 J-0' :QA GILL, LOIS A.B., M.A., Colorado State College Ph.D., Denver UniversitY i T 1 - 95.1, A JW' 'T ,ii , E 7 . W . 100 HENDERSON, BARBARA B.A.. Colorado University o' - -.-.eve-v':g-fe,-f-i A- -we IAYNES, SANDRA IOHNSON, CARL IOHNSON, LOIS B.A., Colorado University A.B., M.A., Colorado B.A., Denver University Stcxte College M.A., Iowa University Good English Background Promotes Success English is perhaps the most valuable sub- ject in any high school. West High is fort- unate to have a well-developed English De- partment. The English Department offers a variety of courses. Among these are Shakespeare, American Literature, Contemporary Litera- ture, Composition, Creative Writing, Speech, and Journalism. Advanced and modified English courses are also offered. The individual's Whole experience is built upon the plan of his language. Henri Delacroix -04 A-I' MCGROARTY, MARGARET B.A., Colorado State College M.A., Columbicr University Tom Rundle begins one oi the many stories required in the creative writing class. NICOLDS, IUNE A.B., Missouri Vcxlley NELSON, DONALD College MOULTON, JACQUELINE B.A., Iowa State College aM., wisconsin A.B., Denver University M.A., Colorado University University ,, f Q .if xi -. f' 5 ,. X. k..,,,W. 1 ,S 101 W BLA'I'I'NER, IOE B.S., Kansas State University M.S., Fort Hays Kansas State College X its xl ,ay . f is A Rifle X 5 .4 f f X 0 5 f:,?C... 7, :-:',f::- f 'E 2 LINDSEY, AMANDA A.B., Buffalo State University Denver University Q ...--f x A f gt, ya . , GORMAN, PATRICK JOHNSON' GRANT B'S-' College of St' B.S., Mankato State Thomas College f-f SMITH, RICHARD WEBB, DONALD B.S., Denver University B.S., Upper Iowa University M.A., Colorado State University Mr. Gorman explains the value of a variable to his algebra class. 102 JZ'-. LEWIS, IACK M.A., B.S., Oklahoma State University vb , -Db? fin Q fit Fist. 53 9 t f . NPO' tx , WOLFINGER, LYNDA B.S., Michigan State University ZIMMERHACKEL, HARRY B.S., Colorado State University Q A Three Track Math Program Offered at West I-'or the student interested in attending college, Algebra, Geometry, and Trigonometry are offered. A college math course is also available to those who wish to take calculus and analytic geometry in their senior year. West High offers a general math course, which can be taken to meet math requirements. For the student planning a business career, Business Math can be very beneficial. Basic mathematics is available for those stu- dents who feel that they should further acquaint themselves with the basic fundamentals. The Mathematics Department at West High is following the modern way of teaching. The students are well prepared through math to com- pete in the ever growing world. i Students demonstrate mathematical ability in Mrs. Hartman's business math class. Gene Huang demonstrates a quadratic equation, and Jim Suelrama solves a graphing problem for their college math course M az? K . , --'41-17 ---- yffffffiji 9 f y 4 Sill 1' 103 we P f . ,K ,L ie y mi, rf 'ra -vct1 : 'f if Q . f I as 1 a ' ' six was i iz Y ' on A ., .K gd BLOSE, IOSEPHINE B.S., Denver University ra DYCE, CHARLES B.S., M.A., Denver University HARTMAN, IEAN A.B., Tcxrkio College M.A., Denver University iie, -'i .src I - 'X V gg Neatness and Accuracy Stressed in Business Classes Preparing students for future work in the business world is the main objective of the Business Department at West High School. Students are offered a variety of courses in typing, shorthand, and business machines. They can use this training for their own personal use as well as prepar- ation for a future career. Shorthand is a time-saver when taking notes in class, and typing experience is exteremely valuable for homework. mn .I l 495' gs NIBLOCK, SHARON Rita Polich transcribes from steno notes. B.S., Colorado State University 104 'X PRESENKOWSKI, ANNE B.S., Denver University I. .if-5. ' I I Charlyne St. John improves her typing techniques on an electric typewriter. 'hx V . qs . . , '-Nigir. ggi with wiff- REDLICK, MARGIE SETVIN A.B., Denver University M.A., Vienna University - igix -X -.: - ' -. ,un . wif Er ix 115. qggi'-i v. , ,xx s- V 3 ' 1' Sl-IAFER, HARRY B.A., M.A., Denver University :L SMITH' LAWRENCE Sharane Breuch, Linde Knxger, and Alice Trujillo learn the use of the A.B', MAH Denver mimeograph machine. University 105 I 4 tty GILL, LOIS I . A.B., M.A., Colorado State College Ph.D., Denver University GUTHRIE, KAREN B.S., Colorado State University HOTTON, RICHARD A.B., Denver University sitfxtf x- lyk 'H---v -in V- -ve-f - ---' '- -- '- -refusal: AANDAHL1 IAMES CORDRY, HOWARD E. DUNN, MABEL H. GARRETT, IOHN E. A-B-,'NOrt1f1 Dakota A.B., -M.Ed.,Missouri A.B., Colorado State B.S., M.S., Oklahoma UHIVGFSNY UUIVGTSUY College State University Students Understand Future Through Past West High students have discovered that to know their future they must first understand their past. Sophomore students study Vocations and Modern World His- tory. In Vocations, students study the various types of work in which they are interested and best suited. Modern World History is a capsule course preparing the student for American History. West's juniors discover just how proud they should be of their country and how they may best serve it. Senior Planning is basically a discussion course, in which everyday problems are discussed, plans tor future, and what they may do to represent their country, their state, city, and their school in the best possible way. IURICH, MICHAEL B.A., Denver University ...nv HUDDLESTON, MICHAEL JACOBS, GLENN JAMES, IRMA JOHNSON, GRANT L. A.B., Denver University B.M.E., Phillips University M,Ed,, Im,-,cis University 5.5.1 Mankato Sh-,ge M.A., Arizona State College University 106 11 r 'if-M A- --'--I -- X , KILGORE, MAURICE MANZANARES, FRED MOHAR, ROBERT MOORE, MARGARET MOULTON, IACQUEITINE B.S., Colorado State B.A., Adams State A.B., Denver University B.A.. Hamline UHiV91'SifY A-B-' Denver UUIVSTSUY Universiiy College M.S., Denver University F SCHEELE, GLENN B.A., M.A., Denver University THOMPSON, DALE B.A., Denver Universitv A-1 - - -sw WHIPPLE, EMILY A.B,, Colorado State College M.A., Denver University 3 ZORDANI, JAMES 5 B.S., Kansas State College l Q -i 4 if e Loretta Applegate consults Mr. Kilgore, about Civil War events, in her American History class. Woom-IAM, RODNEY n A.B., A.M., Colorado 'W State College 1 . , 3 . , 1 tr V 107 -nur 1- a-A--ur - Q--W ANDERSON, RODNEY COLLIER, GEORGE C. HEILMAN DONALD E B.S., Minnesota B.A., Colorado State B S Colorado State University College UI11V9fSllY M.A., Colorado State College Dennis Daddow grinds a piece of metal for a photographical tripod. Dean Famin levels wood piece lor his project. ggsgwiiei M Skip Egger! cuts a piece of stock lor a crankshaft Main Tool of Industrial Arts Classes-Hard Work Wood Craft, Printing, Metal, Girls Shop, Machine Shop, and Plastics were the shop classes offered this year by the Industrial Arts Department. Under the careful guidance ot the department teachers, West High has turned out a number of skilled craftsmen. Students were able to show their skills and abilities when they entered their work in the State Industrial Arts Fair. Precision and perfection are the goals of these classes. KARAMIGIOS, IOHN M. A.B., Denver University s l MU-LAW' TOHN H- PETERSEN, DELBERT L. B.A., M.A., Colorado B.A., Colorado State - State College College ,Ninn-M xg! r qkqul ix 'M,,,Wrw- ...A Mike I-'ancher files a piece ot metal for a piston. 109 --ui - ,-., ..... N.....,...,., ,,,, . - ' , X ,. s ,232 it .fh UNDERHILL, HAROLD W. B.A., Colorado State College M.A., Colorado State University WOODHAM, RODNEY B A.B., A.M., Colorado State College DOUGHERTY, RUTH L. COLEMAN, BENNIE F. HENNERI IOP-N L- B.S., M.A., Colorado B.A,, Denver University B-E-I Washburn State College M.A., Columbia UUWSTSHY University Physical Fitness-Main Goal of Physical Education Classes The West High School Physical Education Depart- ment has set its goal for good sportsmanship, team- work, and physical fitness. The Girls' physical education classes include many different sports, such as volleyball, speed- ball, basketball, and softball. The boys' gym classes participate in basketball, football, baseball, and volleyball. In the fall, skill tests are given to see how many baskets, sit-ups, and pull-ups can be done in an alloted amount of time. GARRAMONE LOUIS R. ' , B.A. M.A. Colorado ff ,X ,L ,- I N Ab 3 ,J iw' Before class, girls take advantage of equipment provided in the gym. tale O eqe 3- E , i is . -,.. Q X .-:, - XX 4 ' xy 3 if li 3 GIRTIN, IACKSON A.B., Denver University -... .,..,-,.... .,. -ir- IURICH, MICHAEL MOHAR, ROBERT B.A., Denver University A.B., Denver University -his -' c1nitmnnxnu'A '---- - -sir -ur ' Oil- Lf? quan- GIESEKETR, MARY E. B.S., Nebraska University KING, MARGARET B.S., Kearney State Teacher's College M.S., Denver University vigil, f , M, E i a --,- tiff if sf f t ' f 1 PAGE, VERNA N. UDRY, ANNA B.A., M.A., Colorado B.A., Denver University State College Students Prepare for Future Homemaking Tomorrow's homemakers received basic and prac- tical training in Foods, Clothing, and Homemaking. Basic sewing techniques, alteration procedures, and color and design principles were but a few of the many projects in the clothing classes. Advanced sewing student, Judy Briels, pins dart for her plaid sewing project. 111 Students in the Host and Hostess classes planned, prepared, and served all special luncheons and teas for Mr. Woody, Mr. Nicholson and for the school clubs. The Christmas Tea was one of the highlights of the class this year. The first year foods class and the Boys' Foods class learned the basic skills in preparing and serv- ing foods. N, . Q' P J! Alberta Epps saws a seam in her dress. ,1 HUDDLESTON, MICHAEL JOHNSON, GRANT L. WOODHAM, RODNEY B A.B., Denver University B.S., Mankato Stcxte A,B., A.M.. Colorado College State College Future Drivers will be Safe Cnes Students at West wishing to learn the skill ot driving are enrolled in the Driver Education classes. After taking a test to obtain a learner's permit and under the direction of their instructors the students are allowed to drive on streets. The goal of this class is to become physically and mentally capable of driving safely on any road in the nation. After the student has received the needed instruction to drive cautiously, he is allowed to take his driver's test. ll if nw It --f - at ssaasa it l it N ll N I 3 45 ft x Ha . fri ag Students must pass H written test as well as H driving test. Mr. Huddleston explains the interior mechanisms of the driver training CBI. 112 A-B.. Denver University B.A., North Texas Stcxte Colorcxdo KARAMIGIOS, JOHN M. PATTY, MYRTICE Y ABEL L, As one ot her many art projects, Geraldine Godat makes Christmas cards. UIHVGISUY State College if it Q X X Nix O A 5 iifl Students Develop Artistic Talents Qi As in all schools, West High has a number of talented young artists. To provide for these students, West has the needed facilities to improve their talents. Encouragement is given to those students who wish to become professionals in the field of art. Some future commercial artist or architect may be taking part in West's art program. NJ Ruben Medina makes a design on his pottery project, tor which he won a Golden Key Award. 113 Steve Johnson describes the D- E- PYOEIYBN 30 Ron Pagliasotti makes use of skills learned in his D E class a prospective customer while working at the Fashion Bar. SHAFER, HARRY B.A., M.A., Denver University Distributive Education Valuable to Business Major Distributive Education is offered only to seniors interested in the distribution of goods. These stu- dents learn about the different aspects of running a business organization. They study window dis- plays, layouts, and salesmanship. These students receive five semester hours credit for fifteen hours spent on an outside job. They also receive five semester hours credit for their actual class work. This class is of great value to the business major because it offers a total work program and twenty hours credit for a full year. Yr- . a. - ,1- fu X X- 5-64' gig, 2 , A .. - 1 'MI T Wil? K, 1 5 f , , -.... f ' ' ., A-get 'fy if ' h r Qi iii f f' ., 3 . ...-., M . 1L., Y 355 . . 4 -it ' f - X . . ' , 2 3 - is 9 Y f ML 7 'H-. I-'elix Garcia leads the D. E. class in the D. E. C. A. creed to open the daily meeting i A P-T.A. Sponsors Mr, Woody Night The Parent-Teacher Association at West High helps to bring closer relationships be- tween parents and teachers. Its many activities are designed to in- form the parents oi the requirements ot the school and how the students are progress- ing. Sophomore, Junior, and Senior Nights were but a few activities sponsored by the P.-T.A. This year the P.-T.A. sponsored Mr. Woody Night for our former prinicpal, who retired in January. Teachers enjoy the luncheon given by the P. T. A. in honor ot Mr. Woody. ROW 1: Mrs. Zick, President, Mr. Woody, Second V. President, Mrs. Schroeder, First V. President. ROW 2: Mrs. Forster, Treasurer, Mrs. Patterson Third V President, Mrs. Johnson, Sixth V. President, Mrs. Hodges, Corresponding Secretary. I H Qt au.. 115 1 Limchroom personnel have the responsibility of keeping the lunchroom clean and orderly. f . it r E- Q at Lunchroom Staff Important Asset to West High West High School is fortunate to have such a well-trained efficient lunchroom staff. Through the efforts and hard work of our lunchroom staff tasty and nutritious meals have been prepared for all stu- dents eating in the cafeteria. ROW 1: Betty Malito, Alberta Canter-berry, Marvel Arnos. ROW 2: Evelyn Larken, Gladys Baur, Dorothy Hughs. ROW 3: Dolores Formoff, Lucille George, Belle Grenier. 116 ROW ONE: Lula May Beechum, Nellie Bixel, Lester Lee, Epi Romero, Violet Clark. ROW TWO: Tom LeOuire, Warren Daniels, Marvin Schiwindt, Dave Romero, Luther Hill, Ted Fenswe. Custodians are responsible for keeping our lunchroom neat and clean. 7 Neatness of School Attributed to Custoclians A great deal of time and effort on the part of the custodial staff at West High results in the neatness and cleanness of the halls and lunchroom. Repair and maintenance of school equipment is also an important part of the custodians' job. R.0.T.C, fi! T f M ui You W gigs! xy i W MK, QI ' I U NOG! 690 if Z 0 , 6 A vw M i Eg - M V W 'WD 'B T I 119 I Jules Vinson, Sergeant Wallis Praley, Lieutenant Colonel Clay Bartholomew, Colonel Officers Learn While lnstructing R. O. T. C. officers are cadets who have proven their ability to lead. It is their responsibility to teach the new cadets the many aspects of mili- tary training. They themselves have worked hard learning the many traits of a good officer. Jett Mueller, Lieutenant Colonel Donald Shaw, Sergeant Susan Miner, Colonel 120 C , ...-3 Susan Miner checks grades for incoming honorary cadets. Honorary Cadets Chosen for Outstanding Qualities Requirements for Honorary Cadets are many. The girls are nominated by two teachers and judged on their scholastic average, poise, and personal charm. The girls who are chosen must maintain a B average through- out their two years in Honorary Cadets. Their duties consist of posting grades, filing, and typing in the armory. The girls also compete in precision drills. Other activi- ties consist of performances at junior high schools and marching in parades. Susan Miner, Wallis Praley, Linda Francis, Donna Foster, Anna Sanchez, Louise Greenwood, Linda McClanahan, Carolyn Tynar, Marolyn Tyner, Cathy McCumber, Sandra Vitaliano, Maryann Shutz. 121 I G 4 i I. s X4 Tom Corland, Roger Cox, Phillip Wise, and Claude Twogood. Color Guard Active in Civic Functions Color Guard is a voluntary group of R. O. T. C. cadets who have been willing to give up a few of their leisure hours to practice and perfect color guard maneuvers. Their activities include posting and lowering the Colors each day, presenting the flag at assemblies, and performing at numerous community functions. Cadets come to attention as Claude Twogood raises the flag. 1 '1 Color Guard posts Colors each morning If-3,3 X v 3 ROW ONE: Ron Achziger, James Morehouse, Robert Suyema, Clayton Bartholomew. ROW TWO: Daniel Sprous, Benny Duran Louis Ornelas Dave Rxeb ROW THREE: Manuel Rodriguez, Dave LaMont, James Baca, Billy Hutt. ROW FOUR: Roy Pickett, Paul Mondragon, Chuck Martinez Tom McGowan Louie Sanchez, Ronald Barish. R.O.T.C . Offers Varied Program The R. O: T. C. routine is rugged for every cadet. They are rehearsed in precision drill and other military procedures. Inspection is held every Wednesday, and each cadet is given credit for being dressed in full uniform. The R. O. T. C. program offers many activities in which the cadets participate. Among these are the Memorial Day and Veteran Day parades and the Military Ball held each year. Even hands are a pert ot weekly inspection 123 . 3 YQMSS' ,ff v. Claude Twogood, Amos Jones, Richard Keasling, John Ouast. ROW ONE: Frank Duran, Thomas Corland, Roger Cox, Ernest Martinez, Abraham Phelps, Ronald Maestas, John Martinez, Marco Robles. ROW TWO: John McDonald, Robert Clute, Leslie Henson, Frank Geathers, Carl Sheiford, Charles Arellano. ROW THREE: Dave Lechuga, Dennis Thompson, Ronald Porter, Alan Johnston, Larry Riggs, Max Bernal, Ronald Keiser, Orval Snyder. Bill Stowers, Rueben Gomez, James Dowdell. ROW ONE: Ronald Mayoral, Karl Freed, Bruce Armbrust, Ronald Poole, Claude Renner. ROW TWO: William Pickett, Marvin Dishmon, Mike Dreiling, Gary Dwyer, Ronald Garramone. ROW THREE: Philip Wise, William Gallegos, Walter Garson, William Strange, George Newiield. Q. .wisp if we if ii saw ,, ne, . .J , ,J ,233 .4 .. Saw' 4 x l ' f - INN- .. L, l :lv ' 124 'dy k ,r loifxt Cadets rehearse close order platoon drill. Q- , B Company cadets drill for federal inspection. S , i l . 'V Cadets execute a column left. Color guard presents the colors at varlous assembhes durmg the year Bill Stowers, Ruehen Gomez, James Dowdell. ROW ONE: Ronald Mayoral, Karl Freed, Bruce Armbrust, Ronald Poole, Claude Renner. ROW TWO: Will Pickett, Marvin Dishmon, Mike Dreiling, Gary Dwyer, Ronald Garromone. R W THREE: Ph l p Wise, William Gallegos, Walter Garson, William Stra fy Www 9 Qi WWWWWW MWWWWW Q, tiff W fg- Q cl wm,lf yjl Wiwiiw M My ri i M li fgMqM Qi n Sophomore Benny Duran is inspected by Sgt. Shaw lor complete F-,,, and clean uniform. A I1 iff Wt tiff? . mf-:Tc,rwt 'WF F . FSH? ll QT' up rrrrr SX u W4 -in tk! 1 'I , r Pt' Perfection - Goal of Drill Team 'Til R ROW ONE: James Dowdell, Amos Jones, Ron Mayoral, David Lechuga, Roy Puckett, Carl Sheiiord, Claude Benner. ROW TWO: Elmer Ellis, Thomas Mill, William Pickett, Eugene Fowler, Bill Gallegos, John Meyer. Rifle Team Active in lnter-School Competition The Rifle Team unit of R. O. T. C. is composed of boys who are interested in learning the excellent marksman- ship required of a good rifle team. These boys are also taught how to use, care for, and handle weapons. This unit, as one of its many activ- ities, participates in the rifle matches held between the schools. West High Drill Team is composed of cadets, who through hours of practice, have mastered precision marching. These cadets test their ability as compared to other schools in the competition meets which are held throughout the year. L , .th Tom Rundle, Ruben Gomez, Robert Ranniger, Tony Cisineros, Roger Cox, Robert Gomez, Monty 1' Christo, Eugene Reu. 127 .1 .-, 1. Album xiii? j 1610 KNCLVL Q l9'dCf-4524111 mgiMQgzMm ,z ZQUQZL avid cf-QMXDL ,wwf ww 61,011 ai, - X 05421 J of W U QM if I I r dLLf,lV X Lf Q 0 U N at Swag AMY? Q3l1f2,0uQfJJ K Q4 J panama! wwf K XX x. . X X ...Q -X , w4sffW':4f4mxv71'WWwve an 9' Y .3 ky' 4 was Jew: CLASS OFFICERS l963 5 , 3 I , Q x 1 K 4 JV jf . ,QV ' A h' Q13 if 'A :iq sa' V . in-4-If .,,., ...I ,. .4 4 . 'LQ 1ll l 'n 'Jai -, 'S f gf-gm - .M ik gs S . Q kia 314 Marolyn Tyner, Secretary, David Soreide, President, Anna Sanchez, Vice President, Faye Garnier, Treasurer, Mr. Shafer, Sponsor. ur as -0. ROW ONE Greg Button, Carol Mllberger, Faye Garmer, Raymona Gasser, LaVerne Gnfhth Mary Rodrxguez, Carol Ann Ramirez, Barbara Young, Marsha Behm, M6YldBfh Mxller, Yun Terada, Glona Lewxs, Anna Sanchez ROW TWO Ray Marhnez, Beverly DeOI1vera, Vxctor V1g1l Stan Aragon, Benme Romero, Rxchard Shnes, Jerry Ken! CLASS COUNCIL of l963 DENVER PUBLIC SCHOOLS nrnvrn coponsno nuumf E onmauun r fn -mn- wnr was senom -n1rllv..vn4-v snug- 4 :atm-Ano Mau L mcuotsmf rl : To the Glass of '63 This, our be lor year, has been a memorable one The senior activities which we have held have all been successes due to the cooperation of the whole class The seniors this yefr have been working together for common goals and ln d0Xhg so have been welded in to a unit a unit which new must part as we go our separate ways I thank all of you for what you have done or me and for your class Respectfully, A 4 cuff Dave oorside Senior Clasn President 13' , 1 ,, X . ' N f -Q 5' K A. r X . ,4 , - , ak, , X, ' .fx K ' ti . L ... 1 -- . , x . K at E ,, K , r . s , l E K 1 . ai J ' - ,C ' C ' rw., M , -Pi 's , 'x, K g K ' 1 . : , ' ...f ' CT ' - - .,2 . LZ I l5E!fff7if A - gfjisi?-5 W-:is QU! HOWARD WAGNER MEMORIAL AWARD TROPHY James Suekama ALUMNI ATHLETIC David Soreide W 'w -r. NEWTON C. MIKE STATH MORRIS AWARD MEMORIAL AWARD Alvis Headen James Richard 132 Yearly Alumni Each year the alumni present awards to deserving members of the senior class. The recipi- ents ot these awards are se- lected from the graduating sen- iors who participated in the activity for which the honor is awarded. The most outstanding athlete receives the Henry Huffman Athletic Trophy, in honor of Dr. H. G. Garwoodf the athlete with the highest scholastic standing among his fellow ath- letes receives the Howard Wagner Memorial Award. The Newton C. Morris Award is presented to the outstanding football player in honor of tor- mer coach Tub Morris and the outstanding basketball Awards Presented player receives the Mike Stath Memorial Award. The boy or girl who has overcome the greatest obsta- cles to complete high school is awarded the Charles R. Mc- Donough Award, in honor of one of West's tirst graduates. The Paul Whitman Medal is awarded to the most talented music student in memory of Wilbertorce J. Whitman, tor- mer music superintendent at West. The faculty selects the two outstanding citizens of the year to receive the War Memorial Fund Award which is given in memory of former West stu- dents who gave their lives in World War II. P V -E-' I: . ' YJ ' r ' I ' 'zz 3f'7,Zgtit: mf 'l Z 9:-rag, we -A 13' CHARLES R. MCDONOUGH WAR MEMORIAL MEMORIAL AWARD AWARD James Valdez Mildred Forster it I i WAR MEMORIAL PAUL WHITEMAN AWARD AWARD George Mestas William Martinez 133 Stan Aragon is rated a Westerner for his contribution to choir and orches- tra and participation in the senior play. John DuPriest is an outstanding Westerner tor his service to Annual Staff as Editor, Quill and Scroll as president, and participation in school activities and representative to Boys' State. Susan Hawkins is an honored West- erner for her contributions as cheer- leader, big sister, and choir member. Westerner Honors Outstanding Seniors Kaye Leitingwell was chosen West- erner tor her achievements in choir, honor societies, West cheerleader, and Rodeo staff. - r,., . f me it 5 X' xsiix L Q , 'Ex N xv 'O Q Meredith Miller is a deserving West- erner for her service to West as cheerleader, play cast member, and All-City Choir member. ,nf J 5 ,Kg 3, Susan Miner, Annual Staff Managing Editor, has been acknowledged as a deserving Westerner tor her service to school clubs, Honorary Cadet Colonel, and honor society member. H 5 ' ,, if X 'A 1. K Bennie Romero was selected for Westerner for hisrole as Head Boy, Boys' State representative, member of the Rodeo staff, and All-City Student Council. Lowell Rundle eamed the Westerner title for his work in senior class coun- cil, rifle and drill team, and his speech achievements. Anna Sanchez ranks as a Westerner for representing West at Girls' State, being an Honorary Cadet, active as an officer in her class and school clubs, and Rodeo Associate Editor. Selections for the title of Westerner are made from the entire Senior Class for their service to the school, their leadership, and academic and extra curricular endeavors. The Westerner Staff of 1962-63 is proud to honor these twelve outstanding seniors on the basis of honors earned, scholastic attainment, and participation in school organizations and athletics. David Soreide is a 1963 Westerner for his outstanding efforts in Student Council, speech work, and president of the senior class. James Suekama, Rodeo Editor, is rated a Westerner for achieving member- ship in the honor societies and at- tending Boys' State. Marolyn Tynar was selected Wester- ner for serving as an Honorary Cadet, member of class council and Rodeo Staff. i 9 .9 JB MJ Bob Abeyta Ronald Achzjger Viola Alarid Stan Aragon Robert Archuleia Phyllis Ball James Becker searches for chemicals for experimenis in Chemistry I enior Orlando Barros Clay Bartholomew Vickie Beck James Becker 136 Marsha Behm Karen Bisch Martha Bolyard Sharron Bone Dave Booco Gerald Borrego Cheryl Bower Sharane Brauch Nancy Breiile Donna Bruce Greg Buiion Sharon Byers Janice Cohara Jim Collier Joan Cooper Henrietta Cordova Kathleen Cozad 5 Barbara Carson Paul Chandler Cleo Chavez Lucille Chavez 5 I Bob Chrlcott Judy Cxsneros F Mike Crawford Veronica Crespin Dennis Daddow Russel Darling Karen Davis Chris Delierrera Diana Deiiz Beverly DeOlivera Dolores Dominguez Ken Dreilxng Beverly Elliott Grace England -9 .1 Roger Duffield John DuPr1esi Dave Epperson Alberta Epps Kathy Dwyer 5 Merldelh Egli Paincia Erlbacher Mary Irene Espinoza 138 Donna Foster works in Biology Lab before school preparing biological experiments. enior Donna Foster Wallis Fraley Linda Francis James Frederick Bob Gallegos Diana Gallegos Chris Garcia Nora Garcia Ralph Espinoza Vernon Evenson Cherie Fasseit Jon Dean Feliner Angela Fleming Mildred Forster 139 Loudean Gonzales enjoys her work in the IB M room enior Loudean Gonzales Gail Goodman Louise Greenwood LaVern Griffith Janet Groney Priscilla Groves Darlene Haifner Ray Hansen --,guna-M-ll-9 .19-ll-l ,. ,4s-03' lil Shirlie Hyman Mary Ann lngling Wal! Jones Dennis Jordan Mack .Iaramillo Beiiy Johnson Candice Keelan Jerry Ken! '.,3Nf34t , 95 Q 1 5: Sieve Johnson ii i ' K so Karen .Tones . 'X 'ff 1 E Polly Kiser Linda Kruger 141 7-, Sheila Harvey Susan Hawkins Alvis Headen Alvin Hemenover Gloria Hirami Leiha Holman Edward Howard Michael Hughes X ni 1. f 1, Ronny Lanning John Leeder Kaye Leiiingwell Barbara Lehnerz Gloria Lewis Jacqueline Limon Judy Long Ray Longcrier f XX--P ...pi -I i an F, Linda Marsh Bill Martinez Carol Ann Martinez Edward Martinez James Martinez Linda McClanahan Prank McGhghy Margaret McGrady .1 Y' . Na .f.f1'xJ Karen McIntyre QIIIOI' Andy McPherson Reuben Medina Leroy Menzor George Mestas 143 Margaret McGrady puts the finishing touches on her dress for clothing class. tre, 4 gs A QM' John Meyer Sandy May Milberger Bonnie Miles Merideth Miller w .Ieti Muller prepares photography exhibit for D.U. Press Day. Susan Miner Ax Joy Miracle 144 Millie Mohr Pete Morales Rhio Mortimer Jeff Muller Richard Nichols Sharon Nichols Joyce O'Connell Pauline Ortega Ti Peggy Owen Betty Padilla Yirginialerez James Peierson Ronald Pagliasotii Dennis Pauls Earl Phillips Sandy Pierce f .Q P i Jean Pepping 3 Manuel Perez ,ai ff Richard Polich Rita Polich Jean Rael Linda Rainville Carol Ann Ramirez Sylvia Ramos Rebecca Randolph Janice Reiier Evelyn Reynes Terry Rice 145 i f w-PX 55 iv' if gg ml' l 5,3 Xgaf Roy Salas Rebecca Salazar Jimmy Richard Beverley Roads RobIedo Mary Rodriguez Frank Romero Gary Russell Pat Sainz Betty Salas John Serha Roger Sill Richard Salazar Anna Sanchez George Slaiten Kathleen Sloan Jerry Scot! Mike Sedbrook X53 Sue Smiley Dennis Snell 146 , .3 P '-2 Q1 David Soreide Raymond Soriano Sandra Sowders Kathleen Speechley fl' ,cs x ,,..-av Yuri Terada Manuel Torres Randy Toumbs Alice Trujillo Pauline Trujillo Theresa Trujillo 147 'f . Stine: Jim Sturgeon James Suekama David Swanson enior l Lorna Tsuchiya Carolyn Tynar Marolyn Tynar Donna Valdez Cecilia Varoz Yolanda Vasquez Connie Vaughn Victor Vigil enior Cecilia Varoz rolls out baking dough for her cooking class. Virginia Vigil Dorothy Wagner John Wallace Susan Welton Tom Wertz Karen Williams 148 John Zamora Carol Zick Cheryle Willis Barbara Young Don Zachman Betty Zerluche IUP1 l Carol Zick demonstrates a math problem to fellow sludenis in her malhe matics class. CLASS OFFICERS l964 Mr. Vigil, Sponsor, Eddie Gonzales, President, Pat Gettman, Vice President, Mary Barton, Secretary, .lim Harrell, Treasurer. 150 N W WJ W Y A W Q R. ...-. ROW ONE: Charles Krebs, E ' les, Felix Garcia, John Plane, John Drogheo, Jim Harrell, Bob Suyama, Joseph Gregory. ROW TWO: Sandi Miles, Peggy Cordell Pat Gettman, Delores Ybarra Bernice Sanch Linda Salazar, Henrietta Mares, Alice Harrington, Cheryl Armitage. ROW THREE: Lillian Martinez, Margaret McLaughlin, Josephine Zamora, Eleanor Gonzales, io e le Spahn, Barbara Dooley, Carleen Bosselman, Jeanette Archuletta, Julie Blanchard. WJ C' Qaqusw ' I fu 'N , I cane. vfxgli 'LTX:iLK5SxSgK' . J DENVER PUBLIC SCHOOLS . .1 R 'KLNC Qu, gpgxsjszxffil Sigue- l, not Q, Q Q15 Wu Nl W .....m:s::::l,i',:::f::.......... l - ' ..... ...nl .. ST.. ....?3L...... QA N - JZIlL'Q5ZT.Z'22 mlb l K I , wi , , ...wrt qxggxegca Ar, Jew, Ng, ASW, A' QRNQ 5 . , MQ . if wx 'iN'Vx J ,SLSJXAN5 'XJ Q 5- Q ,gqxzdqysx CSX: I, To the Claes of '64: Jb-12 . f- ,K 8 K - Tlx J Y, 11,2--3? u 3 -I Q5X,X EQ S lxjicfx - N W when we look back over the year, we can recall ' X X many memorable events. We had many successful pro- f J' Qbatgy ,Surg-'tx JS. . jects. The Toy Drive, which came along about Christ- -, .503-6.14 A-, , 'CJ mas, was a huge success because of the contributions of the Junior Class. MQ r- N ' - Of course you remember the Junior Prom which QE,--QDC,-2 QQ-GXXD X-,'x'-any Chix S 3 52 came tn the latter part ot March. Our promlwss one - lb , of the most successful social events of the year. r:m'NN YQEEIB xx C: Whether it was an all-school project or a class is - . :q2,,, 'X 1 project the Junior Class always tried their bent to NHSJ r-7N--f'Q- N I aid in accomplishing their goals. QXSflsig,X,,,QFr oil X CLA S COUNCIL of l964 C...4...,i5 Q, ,,,, , en- yefr He have one year left at Vest and we will deavor to do eyerthing we can to make that one the most successful yet. It was an honor and a privilege to serve as your class president. I would like to see ench junior here again next year. I would, also, like to see all of you cooperating with incoming class officers. I Sincerely yours, - ' J L' gg S- ' QQ- Q3-U.. 5' 6 9'-76 I Eddie Gonzales Junior Class President we at fn R 1 X 'x L C J it 41 ' X, ' E ' , ij 4, j 4 151 -p1- --- ',. ,Ann dams Barbara Alcon Ken Aldrich Veronica Alvarado Zjudy Archibeque .h Gloria Archuleta Jeanette Archuleta Beverly Armand In one of the machine shops, Joe Baca works on one of the many machine projects. Delores Bender Donna Bevans John Bigley Kenneth Blair Mike Anderson Evelyn Antes Shirley Anthony Loretta Applegate Cheryl Armitage Martha Arnold Ruth Atencio Pat Atwell Joe Baca Cheryl Baldwin Theresa Barela Ronald Barish Elaine Barnett Mary Barton Shirley Bash Julie Bealmear Janice Belohlavek Julie Blanchard Angie Babitsky Carleen Bosselman Barbara Boyer 152 5 '-'fr X. S. Barbara Bremmer Eddie Butler Steve Coca Jan Collins Pat Collins Peggy Cordell Karen Cooper Loretta De Leon Claudette Dominguez Barbara Dooley Cheryl Dudley Kathy Dudley Eddie Duran Frank Duran Richard Duran Pam Durham Barbara Ehr Kathy Elkins Linda Embry Jan Emms Elaine Espinoza Sheryl Falk 5 -df I-0 f? .1 Karen Broyles Melinda Bryant Karen Buchanan Kenny Bullock Janet Capra Vicky Carrusco Cynthia Castro Fred Chapman reefs wi: '-R Y -' ,iff sf Patricia Fahrig is - ,- Sharon Fear Eleanor Burg Lorraine Burnett Mariana Busto Kathy Chartier Vickie Chavez Sharon Close H .. . .1 - ar fed Dianne Fiorella Gary Ford Fred Frank 1-us Jeannie Frank Robert Garcia Q--v l.,,f' ff do if .f Karl Freed Rita Freeman Karla Fuller Daniel Garcia Felix Garcia Joe Garcia Joe Garcia Pat Gettman Beverly Giron Clara Gomez Freddie Gomez Eddie Gonzales Eleanor Gonzales Pauline Gonzales Pat Gutierrez Sue Hamamura James Harrell Alice Harrington Sandra Harris Pat Haynes Kenneth Hein Shirley Hemenover Hope l-lendren Patricia Hidalgo Elva Holguin Dale Holtzinger Richard Hooper Judy Hunt Bill Hutchens Geraldine Jacobs Gloria Jones Donna Jagiello Sally Jay Beverly Johnson Donna Johnson Carol Kawakami Ronald Keiser Friz Kent Dennis Kindall Bonnie Kirkpatrick . ,O -r ,- Ken Kosage Charles Krebs Carol Kreutzer JoAnn Lara David Lechuga Sylvia Lopez Adeline Lucero Ronald Lucero Judy Maass Barbara Madison . . 'N .i,. L M., t sw 3' 1-Q1 . Q L7 Q. .tw -qfoklsgi f f' 5f,,.. 'frQifHsi.n, V 5 W' gh- i f uL.L ,F ' nl V uw f-ft' ' X -'s . , . ,mlm - W ,l ti wwb W Larry Marcus talks to a fellow D Club member at lunch. Marilyn McCloskey Kathy McCumber Margaret McLaughlin Stanley McMaham we Larry Marcus Kenneth Marrama Larry Marsh Cristina Martinez Lillian Martinez Rita Martinez Janice Matson Ronald Mayoral Pam McAllister Eleanor Medina Lois Leopold Betty Leyba Ermalinda Lopez Joyce Maes Laureen Manzanares Sandra Manzanares Jerry Medina Art Mestas Dave Miller 155 a -11 f X 'var sa Wilma LaRae Moesta Delores Mondragon Sharon Mondragon Isabella Muniz Earl Myers Anna Nandrea LaVelle Nunn jf' mf' 1, Leo Montoya Bella Pacheco , 1 Don Morriss Reah Mortimer Don Mosler Dan Pagliasotti Judy Parson Dianna Pearson .fd V... -'fi via Jo Ann Pepping Bill Perez Victor Perez Marsha Piccone 'Lh:t9Lm9.l'l9. Jean Pino Bill Ponikvar Richard Powers Rose Marie Powers Barry Precllt Cindy Propp John Quast Jean Ramirez Alice Ramos Pamela Ramsey Karen Reeves Charlene Reynolds Kathy Richards Ann Rohrer Wayne Rose Illene Rosenberg Sandy Rosiere Jo Ann Roth Janice Russell Clar 7 sw in a Sailas Linda Salas 156 ffl 'J' 1 0:5 -.X Linda Salazar ' Bernice Sanchez Helen Sanchez Alluro S bro der! Jean Sherman Esther Slade K Gene Smith X, NL! ,il YM I hx 'ij ' X, it 198' V ,Egfr Q J 5 if ur My Q, y 1 1 ,fi xji if N j, q f P. tg ,QS k. C' flf , ,JP f N !V I f L 1 0,0 1 I ,J 'J ' , 1 iv: , Y MG William Thuis Tindell Carmen Torres Chris Torres rbi ,,o er Maryann Schutz Renae Scott Linda Seaton Natalie Serha Ronnie Snell Dick Sobey Toni Soriano Hub Southwick Michelle Spahn Karen Stewart cf' 1 ,bs Bob Suyama Bert Swan Janet Sweeney Janice Sweeney Donna Sweet , Tom Tamaki Jess Tate Lqrrqine Torres Cora Jean Trujillo Margie Truiillo Mary Louise Truiillo 157 , , F - .,.,,,,i...,Y .,...----Y-L-, ...uv ,L -7- - .--- L V I ,, V M , t , VN A X K xv I -I 1 , ., 1 y ,A , V, T zicker Lennie Valerio Leroy Vasquez Dave Van Hyning Dianna Vasquez Lydia Vialpando Frances Vigil ncent Saundra Vitaliano Kris VonCarIowitz Cathy Walker Tom Wamsley Carol Waterhouse Ronnie Weinard Brenda Wilrnan Mary Winters Jan Wolfe Delores Ybarra A , M I 'MMQ Z' MPQfwjMw5m MW fwwjol WP Wfffjxj w333 Qwes- lm iw? ff W N. , '-.G R I 8 f r I W.-,.. .Typ ,, ..,,.r,.,.,.., .. .,, Q---v ,qvqr-rm -1-1 -M -...W-....,,...-.. , g gf f S , + Mr. Webb ,i, - ' .Q ? r A it . J' CLASS OFFICERS l965 1 Q . 1 3 1 Y 'GR 5 T 1, lx. -A. 4 fu' Q 'fu u fl , 5 'kk'1, r S. M.. .- f V' ' To-Y ' , ,I 1Jrgn Mtlhgm. . . ' ,rmg ,J-4 ,F ....v ., ,- xl? - ' 2-f,gr,,Q'f'4Xgf 'f . gl X. I ...M gQ..:y , my .:, , Sponsor, Shuny Sugire, President, Carol Milberger, Secretary, Janis Thompson, Treasurer. .-J ls 159 T - -41'--A' --' ' ' ' , silken. - 1 i -N ROW ONE Paul Mondragon, Kenny Mayn , Rrchard Pye Gxlbert Garcxa, Sammy Gallegos, Phxl Lucero, Shuny Sugxre, John Summerton, Harlan Land ROW TWO Dxck Sanders, Judy Tangye, Sue Bateman, Je e ayors, Karen Wxlson, Dlana Markham, Judy Jaquez, Jackxe Slavsky Peggy Lopez, Jan Anionradxs, Kanlee Downer ROW THREE Jlm Sheiilxn, Carol Andrews, Shrrley Hoffman, Jerrx Mears, Shern Nxchols, Carol Mxlberger, Lxnda Cook, Jamce Thompson, Phyllxs Sabec, Jxll Belcher, Mike Torrez CLASS COUNCIL of l965 DENVER PUBLIC SCHOOLS efavzn eerenruo swans E on-Nauru. 5 wrsv was Scnom. vu nswvzn 4 :menus To the Class of '65 The Class of 65 has met with admirable success in all its projects rirst, we started w1th the elec tion of our class officers during the onth of Sept ember fhese oftxcers and the elected representnt1ves from e cn of their respective rooms met before school every first and third Tuesday of each month The Sophomores were saddened at the departure of John Carreon sophomore Class President, nonetheles our claxs council continued to run as efficiently as before we began our biggest nroiect of the year, the Sophomore Party which wls entxtled, Uwinter Pantasy This dance was very successlul Another significant task wa that of selecting the class rings The class officers carefully chose the rings lor some B00 classmates It has been a pleasure working with our sponsor, Mr Webb, ln making this year a memorable o I w sh to extend a hezrty thanks to the Class of 65 for its cooperation in making this year a success Respectfully yours, Mffzfylmfc bhunny Sugiura bophomore Class President H N-S. , n . . . I . . ' I . L -' ' u Q 1 L HE. 1 160 O Donna Adams John Akeson Veronica Alvarado Linda Andrew Janet Angle Joyce Angle Ken Aragon Theresa Bachman George Baer Pam Bunister Susan Bateman Bill Beckman Pat Blair Linda Bradford Linda Burrows James Burton Lindq Bradford Gloria Cisneros Barbara Brito I-indi COW Tgm Budde Joyce Cohara V Angie Buelq Gwendolyn Conict Judy Angle Jill Belcher Mary Anguiano Marilyn Bennett Linda Cook Wilma Copp Ronald Cordero Roger Cox Jennifer Craven Jack Crofts John Culp JoAnn Cunningham 161 Judy Curtis Lucille Daniels Joan Darrow Theresa DeBaca Martha DeBruyne Maxine Delgado Richard De0Iivcra Tina Delkeal Roberta Denny Bonnie Dickson Barbara Dolan Fayetta Doughty Karilee Downer Mike Dreiling Sharon Drennan Dianc Duckett Roger Dudley Ralph Duran David Durant Connie Ellis 91 5 Mr. Fluckey measures Roger Dud1ey's robe for Concert Choir. Gary Eppard Kennegh Espinoza Jan Everett Ga,-Y Fenner Linda Fenton Pat Ferguson Jeanne Fleming Vicki Foos Cathy Foster Joann Frickey Ronald Garcia Ron Garrimone Rita Giron Robert Gomez Viola Griego Robert Guerrero 162 Terri Haden Linda Hadley cathy Hilliard Bud Hills Sharon Haffner Pot Hoard 43 M -J 15 Charlotte Hernadez Beverly Herrera Dorothy Herrera Darrell Hetrick Terry Hicks Cynthia Hoffman George Holquin Roger Horoshko Ronnie Horoshko Linda Hoyle xg- 'H Margie Hoyle Joyce Hubbell Jon Hudson Judy Hurst ,... if -.4 pa ,..- '5- ,vw Margie Hoyle concentrates on a timed writing in her typing class. Judy Jacquez Erika Jeike Rose Etta Jenkins Barbara Jensen Diane Johnson George Jones Gloria Kagawa Kathleen Kennedy Ann Kenny Jeanne King Cheryl Kissel Jeanie Kitts Charline Konkel Nadine Knokel Janice Kreutzcr Ruth Kurtz 163 Bertil Lager Barbara Lane Dave Lanning Rose Marie Lara George Lee Ray Leyba Joan Logsdon Flora Lopez Virginia Lovitt Joe Lucero Sheila Lytle Henry Maestas Lenora Manzannres Stella Manzanarez Frances Mares Diana Markham GWend0lYn M1-1l'Sh Ronnie Martinez Bob Musk Tom Martinez Albert Martinez Raellen McChesney Annette Martinez Jghn Mcbnnnld Diana Martinez Jim Mcfnrlnnd Ernie Martinez Nqncy Medina Jerrolyn Meets Diana Miera Carol Milberger Jeri Miller Gloria Milleson Sharon Moesta Paul Mondragon Jack Myers 164 ,- Rosemary Navratil Sherri Nichols Sharon Oakman Cathy O'Grady Mary Jane Oliver Peggy Olona Paralee Olson Joe Pauletich Sandra Pauls Cindy Peterson Marilynn Phelps Nancy Phillips Vickie Phillips Stan Pickett Larry Piper Terry Poppert Frieda Pinz Diane Rhoades Sue Pritchard Cheri Rhym Robert Quiroz Arlene Romero Margaret Raitz Sharon Romero Toni Ramirez Everette Rossback Jackie Ray Dennis Roth JoAnn Ruby Gary Rummel Laura Ruscetta Phyllis Sabec Norma Salazar Leanne Sanchez Dick Sanders Maxine Sanders 165 nv- .a Q 'QS' 3 ,an Joe Sandoval Lorraine Sandoval Dawn Schamcl Richard Schnur Valentine Sholl Pat Shrewsberry Andrea Shepard Shirley Sickler Daryl Simpson Barbara Smart Mike Smith Trudy Smith Mike Spahn Pat Sparks Vickie Stauss Roger Suekama Q:-' 1 if-s 1 I I 1 1 wif-f Shuny Sugiura John Summerton Patricia Tate Richard Taylor Mike Torres Linda Tourney Henrietta Trujillo Linda Trujillo Steve Truiillo Linda Tucker Sandra Tulley Ruth Unzicker Marianne Vance Linda Vastine Sandy Vaughn Gloria Vialpando .166 -on Mike Templeton Norman Terry Dennis Thompson Janice Thompson Janice Thompson, teacher's assistant, records grades from a group ot test papers. ....-YW ...U 1,1-v-mf,-.f ..-.www .fxi f-N--1-vnwri-W--v-.wwf-pun-r-wer---W ---W - fy-g'vg'?,-,-.f,,,,!.. ..., ...-M e... ... .f--- vm , ,,.., . Joseph Vigil Sharyn Walker , Dennis Wamsley Craig Webb Lindo Woods undo Woollard A- Charol Zick JoAnn Zugie . ,A ff ii, ' . Q' 1: f 1 riff . 1.13 :K fr 'xi Q :QL , rf' VJ' A- t ,. 'x U Y, UM Q, ' ,E 1, JI L kg L., :l 1 if J, R-I ' , lf , Dj A191 C- 5 Q rl if -1 24 r X Jil' an A' ! -Y! Q' :'ifA v .. I , ,J X .I ' ' X Gay jf? 1 if W , ' ,l J I If 'Sax i Iv . V if If V, v 'Q V ' K ,f 1 ,Ly ,Yin Q I, ' .Pb X - A TJ 1 H 1 -' I any LX A 1' ,ff j , ,L 'X 'L '-an W J' K. . if ,T x V ' -.lf Sue Welborn Sharon Widmun Sandra Wilson Barbara Wirenbourg i JoAnn Zugie replaces bookkeeping materials after another day oi school. Y ,,.,, v,,,,,,,, , .........nruuqnun,,.-,:ggns-- -1,7-----'www-'Yr' ---AM -W W S nior Activities ABEYTA, BOB Cheerleader 62, 63: Class Council 61, 62: Concert Band 61, 62, 63: R.O.T.C. Rifle Team 61: Singing Christmas Tree 61: Student Council 62: Track 61, 62, 63: Cross Country 62, 63, Captain 62. ACHZIGER, RON R.O.T.C. 61, 62, 63: A Capella Choir 62, 63. ALARID, VIOLA Lariattes 63: Science Club 62. AMES, LARRY D Club 63: Iunior Optimists 63: Football 62, 63: Track 62: Baseball 63: Homecoming Attendant 63. ARAGON, STANLEY T. A Capella Choir 63: Class Council 62, 63: Concert Band 61, 62, 63: Future Teachers of America 63: Orchestra 61, 62, 63: Singing Christmas Tree 63: Dance Band 61, 62, 63: Thirteenth Chair 63: All School Show 61: Fortune Teller 63: Cowboy of the Month 63: All City Band 61. ARCHULETA, ROBERT ARGUELLO, IAMES ARROYO, LAWRENCE Class Council 62: International Relations Club 62: Iunior Achievement 61, 62: Na- tional Forensic League 6l, 62, 63: Competi- tive Speech 6l, 62, 63, President 61, 62: Mel-Certificate Award 61: Award for Com- petitive Speech NFL 61, 62: Baseball 61. BALL, PHYLLIS Singing Christmas Tree 61. BARROS, ORLANDO National Honor Society 63: Basketball 61, 63. BAUSERMAN, RICHARD Chess Club 61, 62: Junior Optimists 62: F.B.L.A. 61, 62, Treasurer 62. BECK, VICKIE Big Sister 62, 63: Iunior Escort 62: Lariattes 61, 62, 63: Singing Christmas Tree 61, 62, 63: All School Show 62: D.E. 63, Treasurer 63. BECKER, IAMES Science Club 63: Baseball 62, 63. BEHM, MARSHA A Capella Choir 61, 62, 63: Big Sister 62, 63: Class Council 62, Treasurer 62: Concert Band 61, 62: Future Teachers of America 62, 63: Ice Riders 62: lunior Achievement 61: Iunior Escort 62: Lariattes 61, 62, 63: Na- tional Honor Society 62, 63: Rustlers 62: Egngsing Christmas Tree 61, 62, 63: Spur , 3. BETARANO, PATRICIA Big Sister 62, 63: Lariattes 61, 62. BISCH, KAREN lunior Achievement 61, 62: Lariattes 61, 62: Spur 62, 63. BOLYARD, MARTHA Big Sister 62, 63: International Relations Club 62, 63: Iunior Escort 62: Lariattes 61, 62, 63: National Honor Society 63: Spur 62, 63: Y.F.C. 62: Senior Class Play 63, Pub- licity 63. BONE, SHARRON A Capella Choir 63: Big Sister 62, 63: Lari- attes 61, 63: Rustlers 62, 63: Singing Christ- mas Tree 63: Senior Play 63: Ticket sales 63. BOOCO, DAVE Iunior Achievement 61, 62, President: Iunior Optimists 62, Secretary: Roller Club 61, 62. BOWER. CHERYL A Capella Choir 62, 63: Roller Club 62, 63: Rustler 62: Singing Christmas Tree 62: Spur 63: Y.F.C. 63. BRAUCH, SHARANE A Capella Choir 62, 63: Big Sister 61, 62: Junior Escort 62: Lariattes 61, 62, 63: Rus- tlers 62: Singing Christmas Tree 62, 63: Senior Class Play 63. .....--- . -.-,,L., A BREPFLE, NANCY ANN A Capella Choir 62, 63: Big Sister 61, 62: Class Council 61, 62, 63: Iunior Escort 62: Lariattes 61, 62, 63: National Honor Society 62, 63: Rustlers 62, 63: Singing Christmas Tree 62, 63: Spur 62, 63: Student Council 63: Senior Class Play 63: Cowgirl of the Month 62: Girls Sports 61. BRIELS, IUDY Girls Rifle Team 62: Girls Sports 62. BRUCE, DONNA Big Sister 62, 63: Ice Riders 63: Lariattes 61, 62, 63: Roller Club 61: Ski Club 63: Spur 63. BUTTON, GREGORY Class Council 62, 63: Columbine Boys and Girls State 62: Concert Band 61, 62, 63: National Honor Society 62, 63: Spur 62, 63: Student Council 63. BYERS, SHARON Big Sister 62, 63: F.T.A. 61, 62, 63: Girls Rifle Team 63: Iunior Escort 62: Lariattes 62, 63: Rustlers 62, 63. CARRASCO, GLORIA D.E. 62, 63, Corresponding Secretary 63. CARSON, BARBARA F.T.A. 61: lunior Achievement 61: Lariattes 63: Masqueraders 62: National Honor So- ciety 63: National Thespian Society 62: Spur 63: P.B.L.A. 63: Senior Play 63. CHANDLER, PAUL CI-IAVEZ. CLEO Big Sister 63: Lariattes 62, 63: Masqueraders 63: National Forensic League 62: Speech Meets 62. CHAVEZ, I OI-IN CISNEROS, I UDY Assembly Committee 63: Iunior Escort 62: 21-5t'g3Quill and Scroll 62, 63: Rodeo Staff COHARA. IANICE Big Sister 62, 63: Lariattes 61, 62, 63: Spur 63. CO!-IBY, WOHTHALAND COOPER, I OAN A Capella Choir 62, 63: Big Sister 62, 63: Class Council 62, 63: Iunior Red Cross 62: Lariattes 61, 62, 63: Secretary 62: Roller Club 61: Rustlers 62, 63, Assistant Drill Cap- tain 62: Singing Christmas Tree 62, 63: Ski Club 63: Student Council 62: Y.F.C. 61: All School Show 61: Council Capers 61: Cow- girl ot the Month 62. COPE, PAUL D.E. 63, Sergeant ot Arms 63. 7 kr ORNISH, GLENNA Big Sister 62, 63: Iunior Achievement 61: Lariattes 61, 62, 63: Roller Club 62, 63: Rus- tlers 62: Ski Club 63: Y.F.C, 62, 63: Girls Ensemble 61, 62, 63. , ,f ' COZAD, KATHY Singing Christmas Tree 62, 63: All City Choir 62: State Choir 62. CRAWFORD, MIKE CRESPIN, VERONICA Bowling Club 62, 63: Lariattes 61, 62. DADDOW, DENNIS WAYNE Annual Staff 62: Camera Club 61, 63. DANOS, THOMAS D Club 63: lunior Achievement 61: Foot- ball'62. DA RLING, RUSSELL DAVIS, KAREN Big Sister 62, 63: D.E. 62, 63. DEITZ, DIANA Assembly Committee 62: Iunior Escort 62: Lariattes 61: Roller Club 61. DEOLIVERA, BEVERLY Assembly Committee 61, 62, 63: Class Coun- cil 62, 63: Iunior Escort 62: Lariattes 61, 62, 63: Secretary 63: National Honor Society 62, 63: Spur 62: F.B.l...A. 62, 63: Cowgirl of the Month 62. 168 nicxsou. srsvm nurrmnn, Roar-:rt DURLAND, rnoivuis DUPRIEST, IOHN Annual Stat! 62, 63, Editor 63: Camera Club 61: Columbine Boys' and Girls' State 62: Ice Riders 61, 62, 63: International Relations Club 62: National Honor Society 62, 63: Int'l Quill and Scroll 62, 63, President 63: Ski Club 61, 62, 63: Vice President 63: Coun- cil Capers 62: Senior Play 63, Stage Man- ageg263: Cowboy of the Month 62: Track 61, . DWYER, KATHLEEN A Capella Choir 63: Big Sister 62, 63: Ice Riders 61, 62, 63, President 62: lunior Escort 62: Lariattes 61, 62, 63: National Honor So- ciety 63: Orchestra 61, 62, 63: Int'l Quill and Scroll 63: Rodeo Staff 63: Rustlers 62, 63: Singing Christmas Tree 63: Spur 62, 63. EISERT, BETTY ELLIOTT, BEVERLY Ski Club 61, 62, 63: Student Council 62, 63. ELMORE, MARGARET Iunior Escort 62: Spur 62. ENGLAND, GRACE Iunior Escort 62: Roller Club 61: Spur 62, 63. EPPERSO N, DAVE Iunior Optimists 62: Science Club 62: Stu- dent Council 61. EPPS, ALBERTA ERLBACHER, PATRICIA ESPINOZA MARY IR ' 62: Spur 62, 63. I-IVENSON, VERNON National Honor Society 62: Spur 62. FASSETT, CHERRIE LEIGH A Capella Choir 62, 63: Lariattes 63: Sing- ing Christmas Tree 62, 63: All School Show 61: State Choir Contest 62. FELTNER. ION DEAN FLEMING, ANGELA Annual Staff 62, 63, Album Editor: Big Sister 62, 63: Ice Riders 62, 63: Iunior Achieve- ment 61, 62: Lariattes 61, 62, 63: Int'l Quill and Scroll 62, 63: Roller Club 61, 62: Rus- tlers 62, 63: Senior Representative: Senior P1ay263: Honor Banner 62: Girls' Sports 61,6 . FORSTER, MILDRED A Capella Choir 62, 63: Big Sister 62, 63: Columbine Boys' and Girls' State 62: Junior Escort 62: Lariattes 61, 62 63: Modern Lan- guage Club 6l: National Honor Society 62, 63: Orchestra 61, 62, 63: Rustlers 62, 63, Drill Captain: Singing Christmas Tree 62, 63: Spur 62, 63: All City Choir 62, 63: Senior Class Play 63: Lariatte Model for Fashion show 61: Fortune Teller 63: All School Show 61: Council Capers 62: Masonic Award for Achievement 62: Honor Banner for Masonic Award 63: Ir. Board Escort 62. FOSTER. DONNA Big Sister 61, 62: Class Council 62: Colum- bine Boys' and Girls' State 62: Honorary Cadet 61, 62, 63, Captain: Iunior Escort 62: Lariattes 61, 62, 63: Masqueraders 61: Na- tional Honor Society 62, 63, Vice President: Ski Club 61, 62, 63, President: Competitive Speech Club 62, 63: Senior Class Play 62. FRALEY, CHUCK FRALEY, WALLIS Big Sister 62, 63: Honorary Cadet 62, 63, Lieutenant Colonel: lunior Escort 62: Lari- attes 61, 62, 63: National Forensic League 62, 63: National Honor Society 62, 63: Ski Club 62: Spur 62, 63: Senior Class Play 62. FRANCIS, LINDA All City Student Council 61, 62: Class Coun- cill 61, 62, President: Honorary Cadet 62, 63, lst Lieutenant 62, Major 62: Punior Escort 62: Lariattes 61, 62, 63: National Honor Society 62, 63: Drill Team fR.O.T.C.l 62, 63: Spur 62, 63: Student Council 61, 62, 63: lunior Queen Attendant, Color Day 62: DAR Award 63. FREDERICK. IAMES Bowling Club 63: Ice Riders 61, 62, 63: Na- tional Honor Society 62, 63: R.O.T.C. 61, 62, 63: Drill Team gR.O.T.C.l 62, 63: Science Club 61, 62, 63, ecretary 62, 63: Ski Club 63: Spur 62, 63: Honor Banner 63: Cadet of the Month 63. FUENTES. CHARLE R.O.T.C. 61, Rifle Team 61, Color Guard 61. GALLEGOS. BOB Bowling Club 61: Ice Riders 61: Student Council 62. GALLEGOS. VERA GARCIA. CHRIS GARCIA. NORA F.B.L.A. 62. 63. GARCIA. ROLANDO R.O.T.C. 61, 62, 63, Drill Team 61. GARDINO. IEAN GARNIER. PAYE A Capella Choir 61, 62, 63: Big Sister 62, 63: Class Council 63: Future Teachers of Amer- ica 62, 63, Vice President: Iunior Escort 62: Lariattes 61, 62, 63: National Honor Society 63: Rustlers 62, 63: Singing Christmas Tree 61, 62, 63: Spur 62, 63, Vice President 63: Council Capers 61: All School Show 61. GASSER, RAYMONA LOUISE A Capella Choir 62, 63: Big Sister 63: Class Council 63: Iunior Escort 62: Lariattes 61, 62, 63: Modern Language Club 61: National Honor Society 63: Rustlers 62, 63, Treasurer 63: Singing Christmas Tree 62, 63: Spur 62, 63: Modern Dance Club 61: All City Choir 62: Iunior Deb Board 61, 62, 63: Rustleretts 61: All School Show 61. GATLIN. HOWARD GATLIN. TERRY GODAT. GERALDINE A Capella Choir 62, 63: Iunior Escort 62: Lariattes 61, 62, 63: Roller Club 62: Singing Christmas Tree 62, 63. GOMEZ. IOE Ski Club 63. GOMEZ, IOHN SAMUEL GOMEZ. MARY LOU GOMEZ. REUBEN R.O.T.C. 63, Ritle Team 63: Spur 62: Cowboy of the Month 62. GONZALES. LOUDEAN Iunior Escort 62: Lariattes 61, 62, 63: Na- tional Honor Society 62, 63: Rustlers 62: Spur 62, 63: Noma Spelling Award 62. GOODMAN. GAIL Lariattes 61, 62, 63: Science Club 61, 62. GREENWOOD. LOUISE A Capella Choir 63: Big Ssiter 62, 63: Future Teachers ot America 62: Girls' Riile Team 62: Honorary Cadet 62, 63, Captain: Iunior Escort 62: Iunior Red Cross 61, 62, 63: Lari- attes 61, 62, 63, Treasurer: National Honor Society 63: Rustlers 62, 63: Singing Christ- mas Tree 63: Ski Club 61, 62, 63: Y.F.C. 62: Modern Dance Club 61: All School Show 61: Council Capers 62. GRIFFITI-I. DAISY LAVERNE A Capella Choir 62, 63: Big Sister 63: Cheer- leader 62, 63: Class Council 61, 62, 63: Ice Riders 63: Iunior Escort 62: Iunior Red Cross 61: Lariattes 61, 62, 63: Masqueraders 63: Orchestra 61, 62, 63: Roller Club 61, 62: Singing Christmas Tree 62, 63: Student Council 62: Y.F.C. 61, 62, 63, President 63: West Folk Club 63: Competitive Speech Club 61, 62: Modern Dance Club 61: Operetta 63: All City Choir 62: Senior Class Play 63: All School Show 61: Girls' Ensemble 61: Council Capers 61. GRONEY. IANET GROVES. PRISCILLA GRUNWALD. STEPHEN HAFFNER. DARLENE Annual Staff 62, 63, Activity Editor 63: Big Sister 62: 63: Bowling Club 61: Future Teachers ot America 63: Iunior Achieve- ment 6l, 62, Secretary: Iunior Escort 62: Iunior Red Cross 61: Lariattes 61, 62, 63: National Honor Society 62, 63, Treasurer: Pre Med Club-61: lnt'l Quill and Scroll 62, 63: Rustlers 62, 63, Secretary: Spur 62, 63: Noma Spelling Certificate 62, 63: Noma Arithmetic Certificate 62: Steno Certificate 62, 63: Girls' Sports 61, 62. I-IALASI. KALMAN. IR. National Honor Society 62, 63: Singing Christmas Tree 62. 63. HARTLOVE. NANCY HARTMAN. WILLIAM Baseball 61, 62, 63. HARVEY. SHEILA Big Sister 62: Lariattes 61, 62, 63: Roller Club 61, 62, 63, Captain: All School Show 61: American Wool Sewing Competition Denver District 63. I-IAWKINS. SUSAN A Capella Choir 62, 63: Big Sister 62, 63: Cheerleader 62, 63: Class Council 61, Sec- retary: Iunior Escort 62: Lariattes 61, 62, 63: Masgueraders 62, 63: National Honor So- ciety 63: National Thespian Society 63: Roller Club 61, 62: Singing Christmas Tree 63: Skt Club 61, 62, 63, Secretary 62, Presi- dent-63: Spur 63: Iunior Deb Fashion Board 63: Senior Class Play 63: Lariatte Talent Show 62: Lariatte Fashion Show 61, 62, 63: Lariatte of the Month 62: Iunior Attendant, Lariatte Dance 62: Iunior Prom Queen 62: Lariatte Dance Queen 63. I-IEMENOVER. ALVIN Roller Club 63: R.O.T.C. 61. HENKE. GEORGE HOLMAN. LET!-IA Big Sister 61, 62: Lariattes 61, 62: Y.F.C. 61, 62, 63. HIRAMI. GLORIA Big Sister 62, 63: Iunior Escort 62: Iunior Red Cross 61, 62: National Honor Society 62, 63, Secretary: Spur 62, 63: Y.F.C. 61: Math Club 62. HUGHES. MICHAEL Bowling Club 62, 63: Tennis 61, 62, 63. HULSE. MARSHA Big Sister 62, 63. HYMAN. SHIRLI A Capella Choir 62, 63: Class Council 62, 63: Ice Riders 62, 63: Lariattes 61, 62, 63: Masqueraders 63: Roller Club 61, 62: Sing- ing Christmas Tree 62, 63: Ski Club 63: Y.F.C. 63: All School Show 61. INGLING. MARY ANN A Capella Choir 62, 63: Class Council 61, 62: Concert Band 63: Iunior Achievement 61: Iunior Escort 62: Orchestra 61, 62, 63: Roller Club 61, 62, 63, Treasurer: Singing Christmas Tree 62, 62, Star 63: Spur 63: Student Council 6l: Band Majorette 61, 62, 63: All State Choir 62: All City Choir 62, 63: All School Show 61: Council Capers 61, 62. I ARAMILLO. MACK Future Teachers of America 63: Iunior Achievement 61: Iunior Optimists 63: Mod- ern Language Club 61. IOHNSON. BETTY Big Sister 63: International Relations Club 62: Lariattes 62, 63, Installation Chairman: Roller Club 62, 63: Ski Club 63. IOHNSON. SALLY Big Sister 62: Ice Riders 62. IONES. CHARLES DAVID IONES. WALTER LEROY 169 IONES. WILLIAM E. Bowling Club 62: Concert Band 62, 63: Mas- queraders 63: Singing Christmas Tree 62, 63: Senior Class Play 63. IOHDAN. DE IS A Ca - oir 6 hess Club 2: Concert Band - .63: lp ior Achie ,f ent 61, 62, Se a re 3:4 -g y ' Roller Club 6 , 63: .O. .C. 2 , 6: . - , 63: Dance Band 62. KEELAN. CANDICE Big Sister 62, 63: Iunior Escort 62: Spur 63. KENT. IEROLD Class Council 61, 62, 63: D Club 62, 63, President: Ice Riders 63: Iunior Optimists 62, 63: Rodeo Stait 63: Spur 62: Student Council 63: Y.F.C. 62: Football 61, 62, 63: King ot Homecoming 63. KISER. POLLY Ice Riders 62, 63: Lariattes 62, 63. KRUGER. LINDA Assembly Committee 62: Big Sister 62, 63: Iunior Escort 62: Lariattes 61, 62, 63: Na- tional Honor Society 63: Spur 62, 63. LEFFINGWELL. KAYE A Capella Choir 62, 63: Big Sister 62, 63: Cheerleader 63: Ice Riders 63: Iunior Escort 62: Lariattes 61, 62, 63, Vice President 63: Masquerades 62, 63: National Honor Society 63: lnt'l Quill and Scroll 63: Rodeo Staff 63, Society Editor: Roller Club 61: Rustlers 62: Singing Christmas Tree 62, 63: Ski Club 62, 63, Secretary: Spur 62, 63: All School Show 61. LEHNERZ. BARBARA Camera Club 62, 63, Secretary: Lariattes 61. 62. LEWIS. GLORIA Big Sister 62, 63: Class Council 61, 63: Future Teachers ot America 61, 62, 63: Sec- retary: Iunior Escort 62: Lariattes 61, 62, 63: Modern Language Club 61: National Honor Society 63: Rustlers 62, 63: Singing Christ- mas Tree 63: Spur 63: Council Capers 62: Cowgirl oi the Month 62: Sophomore Party Queen Attendant 61: Homecoming Queen Attendant 63. LIMON. IACQUELINE Big Sister 63: Lariattes 62, 63: Spur 63: Future Business Leaders of America 62, 63, Treasurer 63. LIMON. IULIAN Assembly Committee 61: Concert Band 61, 62, 63: Orchestra 6l, 62, 63. LONG. IUDY Big Sister 62: Bowling Club 63: Class Coun- cil 61, 62, 63: Ice Riders 63: Iunior Achieve- ment 6l: Iunior Escort 62: Lariattes 61, 62, 63: National Honor Society 63: Rustlers 62, 63, Piarliamentarian: Spur 62, 63: Student Council 62: Girls' Sports 61, 62, 63: Iunior Prom Queen Attendant 62: Homecoming Queen Attendant 63. LOPEZ. DOLORES LOPEZ. NEOMI LOPEZ. SANDRA LOVATO. DIANE LUCERO. RITA Big Sister 62, 63: Bowling Club 61, 62, 63: Iunior Escort 62: Iunior Achievement 61: Iunior Red Cross 61, 62, 63: Lariattes 61, 62, 63: lnt'l Quill and Scroll 62, 63: Rodeo Staff! 62, 63: Spur 62. LUCERO. TOM Football 61, 62, 63. MACIAS. IOHN Football 61, 62: Basketball 63: Baseball 63. MACKEY. GAII. MANGERS. MARY MANZANARES. GENEVIEVE JEAN Big Sister 62, 63: Iunior Achievement Girl: Pre Med Club 63: Spur 63: Senior Play 63. MARES, PATRICIA Annual Staff 62, 63, Sports Editor 63: Big Sister 62, 63: Bowling Club 61, 62, 63, Treas- urer 62: Iunior Escort 62: Iunior Red Cross 61: Lariattes 61, 62, 63: National Honor So- ciety 62, 63: lnt'l Ouill and Scroll 62, 63, Secretary 63: Spur, 62, 63: F.B.L.A. 62, 63, President. MARSH, LINDA Bowling Club 61: Girls' Ensemble 61. MARTINEZ, CAROL ANN Big Sister 62, 63. MARTINEZ, DAVID ORLANDO Class Council 63: Future Teachers of Amer- ica 62: R.O.T.C. 61. MARTINEZ, EDWARD MARTINEZ, IIMMY Concert Band 6l, 62, 63. MARTINEZ, PATRICIA a I 1 AY Class Council 63: em 2 . 3: Wrestling 61, 62, 63. MARTINEZ ROSE MARIE Assembly Committee 61 62 r, ig Sister 62 Iunior Red 3 Lariattes , , , , 6--...NNW MARTINEZ, WILLIAM C. All City Student Council 61: Class Council 61, Sophomore Class President: Concert Band 61, 62, 63: Orchestra 63: Student Coun- cil 6l: Sophomore Party King 61: Dance Band 61, 62.63. MATHIES, IAMES A Capella Choir 62: R.O.T.C. 61, 62: Singing Christmas Tree 61, 62: Y.F.C. 63: Future Business Leaders of America 62, Vice Presi- dent: D.E. 63: Senior Class Play 63: Fortune Teller 63: All State and All City Choir 63. MATTHEWS, BARBARA ANN Y.F.C. 61: Competitive Speech Club 61, 62. MCCLANAHAN. LINDA A Capella Choir 63: Big Sister 61, 62: Future Teachers of America 61, 62, 63, Secretary 62, President 63: Honorary Cadet 62, 63, Captain: International Relations Club 62, 63: Iunior Escort 62: National Honor Society 63: Orchestra 61, 62, 63: Roller Club 61, 62, 63: Singing Christmas Tree 63: Ski Club 62, 63: Spur 63: All City Orchestra 61, 62, 63: All State Orchestra 62, 63. McDOWELL, WILLIE Concert Band 61, 62, 63: R.O.T.C. 61, 62, 63, Drill Team 61. MCGIIGHY, LEROY MCGRADY. MARGARET Big Sister 62: Iunior Achievement 61: Iunior Escort 62: Lariattes 61, 62, 63: Orchestra 61, 62, 63: Roller Club 6l, 62, 63, Secretary 62, President 3. McINTYRE, KAREN Big Sister 62, 63: Ice Riders 63: Iunior Escort 62: Lariattes 61, 62: Masqueraders 63: Na- tional Honor Society 63: Orchestra 61, 62, 63: lnt'l Ouill and Scroll 62, 63: Rodeo Staff 62, 63: Roller Club 61, 62, 63, Vice President 63: Spur 62, 63: Senior Class Play 63. McKEE, TOM A Capella Choir GI, 62, 63: Singing Christ- mas Tree 6l, 62, 63: All City Choir 62. McNICI-IOLAS, DANIEL Bowling Club 62: Masqueraders 63: Senior Class Play 63. MCPHERSON, ANDY A Capella Choir 61, 62, 63: Chess Club 61, 62, 63, President: Iunior Optimists 61: Rodeo Staff 61, 62, Sports Writer: Singing Christ- griaE2Tree 61, 63: Fortune Teller 63: Tennis MCRAE, IAMES Concert Band 63: Spur 63. MESSNER, CHARLES ,. ,. . E, M. .. ,.,,..... ., A..-...-.,..,,,.,.,., ,.,. A . MESTAS, GEORGE Iunior Optimists 62, 63: Football 63: Basket- ball 62, 63: Iunior Prom Attendant 62. MEYER, IOI-IN Concert Band 61, 62, 63: Iunior Optimists 62, 63: Roller Club, 61, 62, 63: R.O.T.C. 61, 62, 63, Drill Team 62, 63: Singing Christmas Tree 62. MILBERGER, SANDRA KAY Big Sister 62, 63: Class Council 61, 62, 63: Iunior Achievement 6l, 62: Lariattes 61, 62, 63: Roller Club 61, 62: Student Council 62, 63, Recording Secretary 62, 63: Sophomore Attendant at Lariatte Dance 61. MILES, BONNIE Lariattes 61: Singing Christmas Tree 62: Sophomore Attendant at Sophomore party 61. MILLER, MERIDETH Drama Club 61, 62, 63, President 62: Inter- national Relations Club 6l: Speech Club 61: National Forensic: National Thespians: Cheerleader 62, 63: Class Council 61, 62, 63, Sophomore Class Treasurer 61: National Council of Teachers of English Award 63: Council Capers 6l: Drama Club Play 61, 62, 63: All School Show 61: Operetta 63: Senior Class Play 63: Concert Choir 62, 63: Singing Christmas Tree 63: Concert Band 61, 62: Lariattes 61, 62, 63: All City Choir 63: Iunior Escort 62: Spur 62, 63: National Honor Society 63. MINER, SUSAN Annual Staff 62, 63. Royalty Editor 62, Man- aging Editor 63: Big Sister 62, 63: Class Council 61: Future Teachers of America 62: Girls' Rifle Team 62: Honorary Cadet 62, 63, Colonel: Ice Riders 62: Iunior Escort 62: Lariattes 61, 62, 63: National Honor Society 63: lnt'l Ouill and Scroll 63: Rustlers 62: Spur 62, 63. MIRACLE. I OY Ice Riders 62: Iunior Achievement 61, 62, 63: Iunior Escort 62: Lariattes 61, 62, 63: National Honor Society 63: lnt'l Ouill and Acroll 63: Rodeo Staff 63: Roller Club 61, 62, gg, Biecretary: Spur 63: Girls' Sports, 61, MIRON, VICTOR MOHR, MILLIE Bowling Club 62: Iunior Escort 62: Iunior Red Cross 62, 63: Lariattes 61. 62: Modern Lanauaae Club 61: National Honor Society 63: Pre Med Club 61, 62. 63: Int'l Ouill and Scroll 63: Rodeo Staff 63: Rustlers 62, 63: Spur 62. MONTOYA, MARY MORALES, PATRICK MORALEZ, PETE MORE!-IOUSE, JAMES R.O.T.C. 61, 62, 63, Company Commander. MORTIMER. RHIO Ice Riders 61, 62, 63, President: R.O.T.C. 61: Ski Club 61, 62, 63: Senior Class Play 63. MULLER, JEFF Annual Staff 62, 63, Photographer: Ice Riders 62, 63: Iunior Achievement 61: Iunior Optimists 62, 63: R.O.T.C. 61, 62, 63, Sergeant Major: Rifle Team 61: Drill Team 61: Color Guard 61, 62, Commander 62: Sik Club 62, 63: Dux Club 61: Senior Class Play 63: Cadet of the Month and Year 62. NITZEI., ROLAND NICHOLS, SHARON Lariattes 61. NICHOLSON, HAROLD National Honor Society 63: Spur 62, 63. O'CONNELL, IOYCE Iunior Red Cross 63: Lariattes 63: Pre Med Club 63: Future Business Leaders of Amer- ica 63: Noma Spelling Certificate 63. OLSON, EDWIN ORTEGA. PAULINE Big Sister 62: Lariattes 61, 62. 170 OWEN, PEGGY Lariattes 61: Ski Club 62. PADILLA, BETTY Big Sister 62, 63: Rustlers 62, 63. PARKER, ELVA Big Sister 62, 63: Iunior Red Cross 61: Roller Club 61, 62. PAULS, DENNIS Class Council 63: Concert Band 61, 62, 63: Ski Club 62: Dance Band 61, 63. PEARCE, IUDY PEPPING, IEAN Annual Staff 6a, 63, Faculty and Curriculum Editor 63: Big Sister 62, 63: Class Council 63: Ice Riders 63: Iunior Escort 62: Lariattes 62, 63: National Honor Society 63: Int'l Quill and Scroll 63: Rustlers 62: Syur 62, 63. PEREZ, MANUEL D Club 62, 63, Secretary: R.O.T.C. 61, 62, 63: Football 61, 62, 63: Wrestling 62, Man- ager. PEREZ, VIRGINIA PETERSON, IAMES PHILLIPS, EARL Class Council 63. PIERCE, SANDRA Class Council 61: Ice Riders 61: Lariattes 61: Orchestra 61, 63. PITT, RAY Roller Club 62, 63. POLICH, RICHARD R.O.T.C. 61 . POLICH, RITA Assembly Committee 61, 62: Lariattes 61, 62. PRIDAY, CHUCK QUINTANA, FRANK RAEI., IEANNE Lariattes 62, 63. RAINVILLE, LINDA RAE gag? Council 61: Ice Riders 62: Lariattes RAMIREZ, CAROL ANN A Capella Choir 61, 62, 63: Big Sister 62: Class Council 61, 63: Iunior Achievement 61: Iunior Escort 62: Lariattes 61, 62, 63: National Honor Society 62, 63: Int'l Ouill and Scroll 63: Rodeo Staff 63: Rustlers 62: Singing Christmas Tree 61, 63: All State and All City Choir 62. RAMIREZ, DAVID RAMOS. SYLVIA A Capella Choir 61, 62: Big Sister 61, 62, 63: Bowling Club 61: Class Council 61, 62: Iunior Escort 62: Lariattes 61, 62, 62: Presi- dent 63: National Honor Society 62, 63: Rustlers 62, 63: Singing Christmas Tree 62, 63: Spur 62: Lariatte of the Month 61. RANDOLPH, REBECCA lgtlssembly Committee 62, 63: Camera Club REITER, I ANICE Big Sister 62, 63: Girls' Rifle Team 62, 63: Lariattes 61, 62, 63: Rustlers 62, 63. RENDON, IOE A Capella Choir 61, 62: D Club 61, 62, 63: Eanging Christmas Tree 61, 62: Football 61, RENNER, CLAUDE RICE, TERRY RICHARD, JIMMY A Capella Choir 61: Singing Christmas Tree 62, 63: Ski Club 63: Football 61, 62, 63: Basketball 61, 62, 63: Baseball 61, 62, 63: Sophomore Party Attendant 61: Iunior Prom King 62. , V A 'WH' fw- ROADS, BEVERLEY Big Sister 62, 63: Class Council 61, 62, 63: Ice Riders 62, 63: Iunior Escort 62: Lariattes 6l, 62, 63: National Honor Society 63: Rus- tlers 62, 63, President: Spur 62, 63. ROBLEDO, DAVID RODRIQUEZ. MANUEL R.O.T.C. 61, 62, 63. ROLON, IANICE A Capella Choir 61, 62, 63: International Relations Club 61: Singing Christmas Tree 61, 62, 63. ROMERO, BENNIE All City Student Council 63: Class Council 61, 62, 63: Columbine Boys' and Girls' State 62: Iunior Achievement 61: Iunior Optimists 63: Masgueraders 63: National Honor So- ciety 63: Int'l Quill and Scroll 62, 63: Rodeo Staff 63: R.O.T.C. 61, 62, 63, Color Guard: Spur 62, 63: Student Council 63, Head Boy 63: Senior Class Play 63. ROMERO, CLIFF ROMERO, IMOGENE ROMERO, WILMA IEAN ROSS, HUBERT RUBTO, CARMEN RUNDLE, LOWELL Class Council 63: Ice Riders 62, 63: Inter- national Relations Club 61, 62, 63: Mas- queraders 63: R.O.T.C. 61, 62, Rifle Team 61, 62, Drill Team 61: Competitive Speech Club 62, 63, President: Senior Class Play 63: National Forensic League 62, 63. RUSSELL, GARY Senior Class Play 63. SAINZ, PAT SALAS, BETTY MARY SALAZAR, BECKY Big Sister 62, 63: Bowling Club 61: Chess Club 61: Iunior Escort 62: Iunior Red Cross 61, 62, 63, President: Lariattes 61, 62, 63: National Honor Society 62, 63: Int'l Quill and Scroll 63: Rodeo Staff 63, Feature Edi- tcimsgustlers 62: Spur 62, 63: Girls' Sports 6 , . SALAZAR. RICHARD D Club 63: Iunior Optimists 63: R.O.T.C. 62, 63: Science Club 62: Football 62, 63: Baseball 62, 63. SANCHEZ, ANNA A Capella Choir 62, 63: Big Sister 62, 63: Class Council 61, 62, 63, Vice President 61, 62, 63: Columbine Girls' State 62: Honorary Cadet 62, 63, Captain: Iunior Sscort 62: Lariattes 61, 62, 63: Treasurer 62: National Honor Society 62, 63: Int'l Quill and Scroll 63: Rodeo Staff 63, Associate Editor: Sing- ing Christmas Tree 62, 53: Spur 62, 63: Student Council 61. 63: Y.F.C. 61, 62: Senior Class Play 63: Queen Attendant for Color Day Dance 61. SANCHEZ, IOI-IN PAUL Bowling Club 62. SCOTT, IERRY SENA, MANUEL SILI., ROGER Annual Staff 62: Camera Club 62: Ice Riders 62, 63: R.O.T.C. 61, 62, 63: Rifle Team 61, 62: Drill Team 62, 63: Color Guard 61, 62, 63 Drill Team 62, 63: Color Guard 61, 62, 63: Science Club 62, 63: Ski Club 63. SLATTEN, GEORGE Ice Riders 62, 63: Ski Club 62, 63. SLOAN, KATHLEEN Lariattes 61, 62, 63: D.E. 63. SMILEY, SUE Big Sister 62, 63: Bowling Club 63: Class Council 61: Girls' Rifle Team 62, 63, Presi- dent: Ice Riders 63: Iunior Achievement 61: Iunior Escort 62: Lariattes 61, 62, 63: Rus- tlers 62: Ski Club 63: Y.F.C. 62, 63: Girls' Sports 61, 62. SMITI-I, RUSSELL Singing Christmas ,Tree 62, 63: A Capella Choir 61, 62, 63: All City Choir 61, 62. SNELL, DENNY Iunior Optimists 62, 63: Secretary: Science Club 63, Vice President: Spur 63: Basketball 62, 63: Baseball 62, 63: Golf 62, 63, Co- captain. SOREIDE, DAVID All City Student Council 62, 63: Class Coun- cil 63, Class President: Concert Band 61, 62, 63: Ice Riders 63: International Relations Club 61, 62, 63, Vice President: National Forensic League 61, 62: National Honor So- ciety 62, 63: Science Club 61, 62, 63: Ski Club 61, 62: Spur 62, 63, President: Student Council 63: Dance Band 62: Senior Class Play 63: Letter of Commendation National Merit 63: Wrestling 61, 62, 63: Cross Country 61, 62, 63: Track 61, 62. SORIANO, RAYMOND D Club 63: Future Teachers of America 62: Iunior Optimists 61, 62, 63: Rodeo Staff 63, Sports Editor: Football 61, 62: Wrestling 62, 63: Baseball 61, 62, 63: Homecoming King Attendant 62. SPEECHLEY, KATHLEEN Big Sister 62, 63: Girls' Rifle Team 62, 63, Secretary: Iunior Escort 62: Lariattes 61, 62, 63: Modern Language Club 61: National Honor Society 63: Pre Med Club 61: Rustlers 62, 63: Spur 62, 63: F.B.L.A. 62. STINES, Rlcr-:Ano D Club 62, 63: Iunior Optimists 62, 63: Student Council 62, 63: Cross Country 61, 62, 33, Captain: Wrestling 61, 62, 63: Track 6 , 2. STRAIGHT, DONALD STURGEON, IIM Iunior Red Cross 61, 62: Iunior Optimists 63: Basketball 61, 62, 63: Cross Country 62: Golf 62. SUEKAMA, IAMES National Honor Society 62, 63: International Quill and Scroll 62, 63: Rodeo Staff 63, Editor: Science Club 62, 63, Treasurer 62, 63: Zpiur 62, 63: Swimming 62, 63, Co-cap- tain . SWANSON, DAVID D.E. 63, Vice President. TERRADA, YURI All City Student Council 63: Big Sister 62, 63: Class Council 61, 63: Ice Riders 62: Iunior Escort 62: Iunior Red Cross 61, 62: Lariattes 61, 62, 63: National Honor Society 63: Pre Med Club 61: Spur 63: Student Council 63, Head Girl 63. TOMBS, RANDY D Club 61: Ice Riders 63: Iunior Optimists 62, 63: Roller Club 61: R.O.T.C. 61: Drill Team 6l Ski Club 63: Goli 61, 62, 63, Cap- tain 62. TORRES, IOHN Iunior Optimists 62, 63. TORRES, MANUEL TRUIILLO, ALICE Big Sister 61, 62, 63: Lariattes 61, 62, 63. TRUIILLO, ELOY TRUIILLO, PAULINE A Capella Choir 61, 62: Big Sister 61: Lariattes 61. TRUIILLO, THERESA Big Sister 62, 63: Lariattes 61, 63: Y.F.C. 61. TSUCI-IIVA, LORNA Big Sister 63: Class Council 61: Iunior Escort 62: Lariattes 62, 63: National Honor Society 63: Pre Med Club 61: Rustlers 62, 63: Spur 62, 63: Math Club 62: Cowgirl of the Month 63. TYLER, IOANN 171 TYNAR CARRIE Annual Staff 62, 63, Royalty Editor: Big Sister 61 62 63' Class Council 61 62 Honorary Cadet 62, 63, Captain: Iunior Achievement 62: Iunior Escort 62: Lariattes 62: National Honor Society 62: International Quill and Scroll 63: Drill Team tR.O.T.C.l 62, 63: Rustlers 62, 63: Spur 62: Senior Play 63: Cowgirl oi the Month 63: Iunior Prom Queen Attendant 62 TYNAR MAROLYN Big Sister 62, 63: Class Council 62, 63, Sec retary 63: Honorary Cadet 62, 63, Captain Iunior Escort 62: Lariattes 61 62 63' N tional Honor Society 63: Pre Med Club 61 International Quill and Scroll 62' Rodeo Staff 63, Circulation Editor: Spur 62, 63 Rustlers 62 63 Vice President' Drill Team tR.O.T.C.l 62, 63: Queen Sophomore Party 61: Queen Homecoming Dance 63 VALDEZ DONNA Iunior Escort 62 VALDEZ MIKE D Club 61 62 63' Football 61 62 VASQUEZ, YOLANDA Assembly Committee 63: Lariattes 63 VIGIL VICTOR Class Council 63- Student Council 63 VIGIL VIRGINIA Assembly Committee 63: Big Sister 62, 63 Iunior Red Cross 63' Lariattes 63' Mas queraders 63 WAGNER DOROTHY Singing Christmas Tree 62: All City Choir 63 WELTON SUZAN A Capella Choir 61, 62, 63: Big Sister 61, 62 Lariattes 61, 62, 63: Singing Christmas Tree 61,62 63' D.E. 63 Bowling Club 62, 63, President: Class Coun cil 61: D Club 61: National Honor Society 63: Honor Banner 63' Fourth Place in Re qional Tennis Tourney 63: Tennis 61, 62, 63 Track 62 63 WHATLEY TOM WHITE EMII. Class Council 61 WILLIAMS KAREN Big Sister 62: Ice Riders 62: Iunior Escort 62 Lariattes 62' Roller Club 61 62 63 WILLIS CHERYLE Big Sister 62: Ice Riders 62: Iunior Escort 62 Lariattes 62' Roller Club 61 62 63 WILLIS CHERYLE Big Sisters 62: Iunior Escort 62: Iunior Red Cross 61 62' Lariattes 61 62 63' National Honor Society 63: Rustlers 62, 63: Corre spondence Secretary: Spur 62, 63: Y.F,C. 61 Girls' Sports 61 WII.SON TED WOODMANSEE TED YOUNG BARBARA A Capella Choir 62. 63: Assembly Commit tee 61: Big Sisters 62, 63: Camera Club 63 Class Council 62, 63, Secretary 62: Girls Rifle Team 63: Ice Riders 62, 63: Iunior Achievement 61: Iunior Escort 62: Lariattes 61, 62, 63: Masgueraders 62: Roller Club 61 62: Rustlers 62: Singing Christmas Tree 62 63: Spur 62: Fortune Teller 63: Business Math Achievement Award 61 ZACHMAN DON Bowling Club 61, 62: Tennis 61, 62, 63 ZAMORA, IOI-IN Cross Country 61, 62: Track 61, 62 ZERTUCHE, BETTY IEAN ZERTUCHE SAM 1 , ,: , 7 ...fl- : , : , , ,,, ,,63. , , . . : I I' , , : WER'1'Z,TOM 1 . 1 ,. , , , : , ,,. , : , ,,. , ,, i , , , : , , , , , The Westerner Staff Darlene Haffner-Organizations Editor Karen Broyles Janice Russell Carolyn Tynar-Royalty Editor Pamela Durham Pat Mares-Sports Editor JoAnn Pepping Richard Sobey .lean Pepping-Faculty and Curriculum Editor i Phyllis caya Judith Unzicker Angela Fleming-Album Editor Bonnie Vincent 172 , 1 I Mui., .. 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I DEX Hatfner, Darlene, 14, 15, 16, 18, 30, 31, 39, 45 47140,172 Haffner, Sharon, 45, 162 Hamamura, Susan, 154 Hansen, Raymond, 140 Harrell, James, 16, 42, 51, 75, 150, 151, 154 Harrington, Alice, 16, 31, 35, 151, 154 Harrington, Otis, 75 Harris, Sandra, 54 Hartman, Bill, 49, 83, 85 Hartman, Bob, 84 Hartzog, Donald, 25 Harvey, Sheila, 48, 141 Hasinack, Carol, 48 Hawkins, Susan, 14, 16, 22, 23, 28, 29, 33, 49, 62, 141 Haynes Patricia, 154 Hays, Sheila, 46 Headen, Alvis, 32, 64, 65, 66, 80, 82, 85, 141 Hein, Kenneth, 18, 51, 66, 153, 172 Hemenover, Alvin, 48, 141 Hemenover, Shirley, 153 Hendern, Hope, 16, 31, 41, 154 Henson, Leslie, 124 Hernandez, Charlotte, 162 Herrera, Beverly, 162 Herrera, Dorothy,l62 Herrera, Dorthy, 162 Hersting, Pat, 48 Hetrick, Darrell, 162 Hicks, Terry, 162 Hidalgo, Patricia, 48, 154 Higgins, Barney H., 75 Hilliard, Catherine, 162 Hills, Bud, 162 Hills, Darold, 70 .Hirami, Gloria, 14, 16, 141 1-loard, Patricia, 25, 162 Hoffman, Cynthia, 162 Hoffman, Pat, 48 Hoffman, Shirley, 44, 51, 160 Holguin, Elva, 154 Holguin, George, 162 Holman, Letha, 141 Holtzinger, Dale, 80, 154 Hooper, Richard, 16, 35, 66, 154 Honnecke, Jere, 32, 72 Horoshko, Roger, 41, 72, 75, 162 Horoshko, Ronald, 49, 70, 162 Howard, Edward, 141 Hoyle, Linda, 162 Hoyle, Sandra, 51 Hoyle, Margie, 162 Huang, Gene, 14, 16, 51, 75, 103 Huang, Joe, 37, 51 Hubbell, Janice, 35, 162 Hudson, Janis, 41, 62 Huff, Billy, 123 Hughes, Dorothy, 116 Hughes, Michael, 35, 51, 72, 141 Hulse, Marsha, 48 Hunt, Judy, 49, 154 Hurst, Judith, 162 Hutchens, William, 153 Hutchinson, Kenneth, 35 Hyman, Shirley, 14, 22, 23 1 Ingllng, Mary, 16, 22, 23, 25, 48, 141 1 Jacobs, Geraldine, 153 Iackson, Jim, 84 Jacquez, Judy, 160, 162 Jagiella, Donna, 153 Jaramillo, Mack, 40, 51 Jaramillo, Mark, 141 Jaramillo, Rose Ann, 26 Jarrett, Doris, 31 Jay, Sally Ann, 153 Jeika, Erika, 162 Jenkins, Roseetta, 162 Jennings, Pat, 75 Jensen, Carl, 16, 32, 51, 66, 85 Jensen, Barbara, 162 Joe, Linda, 51 Johnson, Betty, 48, 141 Johnson, Beverly, 153 Johnson, Diane, 162 Johnson, Donna, 16, 22, 23, 128, 154 Johnson, Steve, 114, 141 Johnston, Alan, 48, 124 Jones, George, 51, 162 Jones, Amos, 75, 79, 124 Jones, Gloria, 44, 153 Jones, Kay, 26 Jones, Karen, 141 Jones, Richard, 85 Jones, Walter, 141 Jones, William, 22, 23, 25, 28, 120 Jordan, Dennis, 23, 50, 141 Joy, Sally 16 K Kagawa,Gloria, 162 Kawakami, Carol, 16, 25, 44, 46, 154 Keasling, Richard, 51, 124 Keeland, Candice, 16, 141 Keiser, Ronald, 22, 23, 50, 124, 154 Keller, Charles, 48 Kendall, Dennis, 75 Kennedy, Kathleen, 48, 162 Kenny, Elizabeth, 162 Kent, Friz, 43, 80, 154 1 Kent, Jerald, 13, 16, 20, 21, 30, 31 32, 43, 61, 65, 66,141,131 Kindall, Dennis, 16, 32, 66, 153 King, Jeanne, 48, 162 Kirkpatrick, Bonnie, 16, 31, 153 Kiser, Polly, 41, 141 Kissell, Cheryl, 162 Kitts, Jeanie, 162 Knodel, Cheryl, 22 Komkel, Charline, 162 Konkel, Nadine, 162 Kosage, Kenneth, 155 Krebs, Charles, 16, 45, 85, 151, 155 Kreutzer, Carol, 155 Kreutzer, Janice, 162 Kruger, Linda, 14, 16, 39, 45, 105, 141 Kuhn, Edward, 16, 98 Kurtz, Ruth, 162 L Lager, Bertil, 51, 165 LaMont, David, 36, 123 Land, Harlan, 35,160 Lane, Barbara, 163 Lanning, Dave, 163 Lanning, Ronald, 142 Lara, JoAnn, 155 Lara, Rose, 163 Larken, Evelyn, 116 Lavato, Larry, 24, 25, 98 Lechuga, David, 124, 154 Lee, George, 163 Leeder, John, 14, 16, 43, 66, 142 Leffingwell, Kaye, 14, 15, 17, 21, 22, zg, 28,'33, 40, 49, 142 Lehnerz, Barbara, 36, 142 Leopold, Lois, 48, 155 Leu, Gene, 70 Lewis, Gloria, 14, 17, 31, 40, 51, 61, 131, 142 Leyba, Bette, 155 Leyria, Ray, 25, 48 Leyva, Raymond, 163 Limon, Jacqueline, 17, 39, 45, 142 Linenmeyer, Dennis, 42, 79 Logsdon, Joan, 163 Long, Judy, 14, 17, 31, 39, 41, 45, 61, 142 Longcrier, Ray, 142 Lopez Dolores, 142 Lopez, Ermalinda, 154 Lopez, Flora, 163 Lopez, Peggy, 160 Lopez, Sylvia, 26, 155 Lord, Douglts, 22 Lord, John, 22, 23 Lovato, Larry, 17, 98 Lovitt, Virginia, 163 Lucero, Adeline, 155 Lucero, Bill, 23, 28 Lucero, Evangiline, 26 Lucero, Joe, 163 Lucero, Phil, 13, 22, 28, 42, 46, 71, 160 Lucero, Rita, 15, 17 20, 21, 39, 44, 45, 142 Lucero, Tom, 32, 66 142 Lucero, Ronald, 155 Lytle, Sheila, 25, 163 M Maass, Judy, 155 Macios, Frank, 66 Macias, John, 66, 69, 80, 85 Macias, Ray, 70 Madison, Barbara, 22, 23, 154 Madrid, Frances, 28, 39, 45 Maes, Jack, 25 Maes, Joyce, 55 Maestas, Henry, 163 Majors, Jeanne, 22, 142, 160 Maestas, Ronald, 124 Majors, Jeanne, 25 Majors, Nancy, 23, 39, 45, 142 Malito, Betty, 116 Manzanares, Genevive, 17 Manzanares, Laureen, 155 Manzanares, Lenora, 163 Manzanares, Sandra, 155 Manzanares, Stella, 163 Marama, Ken, 32 Marcus, Larry, 32, 134, 166 Marcus, Ray, 84 Mares, Frances, 163 Mares, Henrietta, 31, 151 Mares, Patricia, 14, 15, 18, 27, 35, 39, 45, 172 Martin, Meredith, 17 41 Markham, Diana, 25, 48, 160, 163 Marrama, Kenneth, 66, 71, 85, 154 Marsh, Gwendolyn, 163 Marsh, Larry, 154 Marsh, Linda, 135, 143 Martin, Merideth, 17, 31 Martinez, Albert, 25, 163 Martinez, Annette, 163 Martinez, Bill, 24, 25, 143 Martinez, Carol, 143 Martinez, Christine, 22, 23, 25, 44, 59, 155 ' Martinez, Diana, 163 Martinez, Edward, 143 Martinez, Ernie, 124, 163 Martinez, Jimmy, 25, 26, 143 Martinez, John, 124 Martinez, Lillian, 155 Martinez, Mary, 26 Martinez, Pat Martinez, Patricia, 26 Martinez, Raymond, 17, 74, 76, 77, 78, 131, 163 Martinez, Rita, 154 Martinez, Ronald, 49, 70 Martinez, Rose Marie, 21, 26 Martinez, Tom, 66, 84, 163 Mask, Robert, 163 Mason, Ronald, 22, 23 Mathies, James, 22, 28, 150 Mathies, Judy, 26, 44, 50 Matson, Janice, 154 Maynes, Kenny, 160 Mayoral, Ronald, 43, 75, 124, 155 Mc McAllister, Pam, 155 McCl1esney, RaEl1en, 51, 163 McC1anahan, Linda, 14, 17, 22, 23, 25, 40, 42, 48, 121, 143 McCloskey, Marilyn, 155 McCumber, Katherine, 17, 35, 51, 121, 155 McDonald, John, 124, 163 McDowd, William, 66 McFarland, James, 23, 28, 70, 163 McGhghy, Frank, 143 McGowen, Tom, 123 McGrady, Margaret, 25, 48, 143 Mclntyre, Karen, 14, 15, 17, 20, 21, 25 41, 48, 84, 143 ' McKee, Tom, 22, 23 McPherson, Andy, 17, 23 McLaughlin, Margaret, 17, 44, 51, 151, 154 McMahon, Stanley, 155 McMahil1, Curtis, 75 McNicholas, Dan, 28, 143' McPherson, Andy, 16, 22, 37, 72, 143 McDina, Don, 32, 43 Medina, Eleanor, 155 Medina, Leo, 25 Medina, Jerry, 24, 25, 33, 155 Medina, Nancy, 163 Medina, Reuben, 14, 17, 32, 40, 43, 113, 143 Meers, Jerri, 25, 47, 160, 163 Meisinger,Phyl1is, 17, 37 , Menzor, Leroy, 143 1,-: H' Mestas, Arthur, 155 Mestas, George, 22Q 43, 66, 60, 83, 85, 143 , Meyer, John, 25, 48, 144 Meyers, Earl, 22 Miera, Diana, 1631 Mikulich, Mark, 48 Milberger, Carol, 159, 160, 163 Milberger, Sandra, 13, 131, 144 Miles, Bonnie, 144 Miles, Sandra, 151 Miller, Dave, 25, 32, 66, 75, 76, 156 Miller, Jeri Lynn, 163 Miller, Merideth, 14, 17, 22, 23, 28, 33, 38,131,144 Miller, Wilma, 22, 23, 26, 156 Milleson, Gloria Jean, 163 '. Miner, Susan, 14, 15, 17, 18, 40, 120, 121, 144 Miracle, Joy, 14, 15, 17, 20, 21, 48, 144 Moesta, LaRae, 17, 26, 176 Moesta, Sharon, 163 Mohr, Mildred, 14, 15, 17, 21, 44, 46, 144 Mondragon, Dolores, 55 Mondragon, Paul Ronald, 123, 160, 163 Mondragon, Sharon, 28, 155 Montoya, Leo, 76, 154 Morales, Pete Lee, 144 Morehouse, Clinton, 22 Morehouse, James, 23, 123 Morriss, Jeff Don, 156 Roads, Larry, 22, 23, 33, 59 85' 1 Mortimer, Reah, 18, 36, 41, 49, 156, 172 Mortimer, Rhio, 36, 41, 49, 144 Mosier, Donald, 17, 155 Muller, jeff, 18, 41, 43, 120, 144, 172 Muniz, Isabell, 156 Murphy, Pat, 49 Murphy, john, 79 Myers, Earl, 23, 28, 156 Myers, jack, 32, 73, 163 N Nandrea, Anna May, 17, 156 Navratil, Rosemary, 164 Newiield, George, 124 Newcomb, Earlene, 25 Nichols, Richard, 144 Nichols, Sharon, 26, 144 Nichols, Sherri, 160, 164 Nicholson, Harold, 14, 17 Noel, Ted, 25, 66, 75, 76 Nordguist, judy, Nunn, Lavelle Mildred, 156 O Oakman, Sharon Yvonne, 25, 40, 164 Oconnell, joyce, 39, 44, 45, 46, 144 O'Grady, Cathy, 60, 164 Oliver, Mary jane, 164 Olona, Peggy Linda, 164 Olson, Paralee Ann, 164 Ornelas, Louis, 123 Ortega, Pauline, 144 Ortis, jerry, 75 Osborn, Margaret, 17 Otis, Paul, 32, 72, 75 Owen, Peggy, 145 P Pacheco, Arbella, 155 Padilla, Betty, 31, 39 Padron, Henry, 79 Pagliasotti, Dan, 156 Pagliasotti, Ronald, 114, 145 Pantano, Louis, 35, 51 Parker, Elua, 48 Parson, judy, 155 Passarelli, Frank, 24, 25 Patterson, Charles Patterson, jim, 86 Pauletich, joe, 164 Bauls, Dennis, 145 Pauls, Sandra, 164 Pearson, Diana, 25, 31, 40, 156 Pepping, jean, 14, 15, 17, 18, 145, 172 Pepping, joann, 18, 31, 41, 155, 172 Perez, john, 79 Perez, Manuel, 32, 43, 66, 145 Perez, Richard, 70, 84, 160 Perez, Victor, 155 Perez, Virginia, 145 Perez, William, 155 Person, Harold, 49 Peterson, Cindy, 164 Peterson, jim, 145 Phelps, Phelps, Phillips, Phillips, Phillips Philli s Abraham, 124 Marilyn, 164 Earl, 145 Nancy Lee, 164 Vickie, 25, 164 Victoria 1., . ., r s ,, ' , I DEX R Rael, jeanne, 145 Rainville, Linda, 145 Raitz, Margaret, 13, 164 Ramirez, Carol, 14, 15, 21, 23, 131, 145 Ramirez, jean, 156 Ramirez, Toni, 164 Ramos, Alice, 156 Ramos, Sylvia, 14, 17, 22, 23, 27, 31, 145 Ramsey, Pamela, 156 Randolph, Rebecca, 145 Ray, jacqueline, 164 Recen, Chuck, 14, 17, 43, 51, 66, 85 Reeves, Karen, 156 Reiter, janice, 31, 47, 145 Renner, Claude, 124 Reynes, Evelyn, 13, 42, 145 Reynolds, Bill, 71, 75 Reynolds, Charlene, 26, 31, 35, 40, 47, 156 Rhoades, Diane, 164 Rhym, Cheri, 25, 38, 164 Rice, Terry, 145 Richard, james, 22, 23, 49, 64, 66, 67, 80, 83, 85, 146 Richards Horace, 70 Richards, Kathleen, 17, 156 Rieb, Dave, 123 Riggs, Larry, 124 Roads, Beverly, 14, 17, 31, 41, 99, 146 Robinson, june, 28 Robledo, David, 146 Robles, Marco, 75, 124 Rodgers, Mary, 25, 26, 48 Rodriguez, Manuel, 123 Rodriguez, Mary, 131, 146 Rohrer, Luvena Ann, 156 Romero, Anthony, 79 Romero, Arlene, 164 Romero, Bennie, 10, ll, 13, 14, 15, 17, 20, 21, 131 Romero, Frank, 146 Romero, Imogene, 26 Romero, Larry, 70, 75, 76, 84 Romero, Rose, 17 Romero, Sharon jean, 164 Rosenberg, lllene, 401 49, 156 Rose, Wayne, 156 Roses, David, 70, 84 Rosierer, Sandra, 17, 57, 156 Rossback, Everette, 60, 164 Roth, Dennis, 164 Roth, joann, 48, 156 Rowden, Cathryn, 17, 28, 40 Rubio, Carmen, 23 Ruby, joann, 164 Rudolph, Ralph, 32, 43, 74, 75, 76 Rummel, Gary Dale, 70, 75, 164 Rundie, Lowell, 42 Rundle, Tom, 101 Ruscetta, Laura Ann, 164 Russell, Gary, 29, 146 Russell, janice, 17, 18, 26, 156, 172 S Sabec, Phyllis, 51, 60, 160, 164 Sailas, Clara, 156 Sainz, Patrick, 146 Salas, Betty, 146 Seaton, Linda, 22, 23, 157 Sedbrook, Mike, 146 Sena, Dale, 48 Serha, john, 146 Serha, Natalie, 157 Shahan, Dave, 85 Sheflin, james, 60, Shetlin, Paul, 75, 80 Trujillo, Linda, 165 Trujillo, Margie, 157 Trujillo, Marylouise, 157 Trujillo, Pauline, 147 Trujillo, Rudy, 22 Trujillo, Steven, 25, 70, 165 Trujillo, Theresa, 147 Tru'illo Tom 77 79 Shepard, Andrea, 165 Shepard, Carl, 124 Sherman, jean, 157 Sholl, Valentia, 165 Shrewsberry, Patricia, 165 Shutz, Sickler, S ' , il in Mary Ann, 121 26, 28, 88, l , oger, 51, Simkins, Stephen, 70, 75, 77, 79 Simpson, Daryl, 165 Slade, Esther, 25, 50, 157 Slavsk y, jackie, 160 Slatten, George, 49, 146 Sloan, Kathleen, 17, 146 Smart, Barbara, 165 Smiley, Sue, 31, 35, 39, 41, 45, 47, Smith, Gene, 25, 33, 49, 76, 157 Smith, Smith, Smith Mike, 165 Randy, 25 Russell 17, 22, 23 Smith: Trudy, iss sneii, Dennis, 17, 43, 51, 73, ao, 46 13 , Phipps, Scott, 51 Piccone, Marsha, 151, 156 Pickett, Roy, 123 Pickett, Stanley, 164 Pickett, William, 124 Pierce, Sandra, 25, 145 Pinedo, Victor, 156 Pino, Delphine, 40, 156 Piper,t Larry Edward, 24, 25, 164 Pitt, Ray, 48 Plane, Arthur, 151 Polich, joe, 77, 79 Polich, Richard, 145 Polich, Rita, 104, 145 Ponikvar, William Paul, 22, 23, 43, 156 Pontazo, Richard, 25 Pontano, Lewis, 25 Poole, Ronald, 124 Poppert, Terry, 164 Porter, Ronnie, 24, 25, 48, 124 Post, David, 36 Powers, Rose Marie, 17, 31, 156 Precht, Barry, 17, 25, 26, 48, 156 Prinz, Elfrieda, 164 Pritchard, Susan, 164 Procopio, joe, 37 Propp, Cindy, 26, 156 O Ouast, john Richard, 17, 124, 155 Quintana, Marvin, 19, 85 Ouiroz, Robert, 25, 51, 164 Salas, Clara, 22, 23 Salas, Roy, 146 Salas, Linda, 156 Salazar, Salazar, Linda, 34 Linda, 151, 157 Salazar, Norma, 164 Salazar, Rebecca, 14, 15, 17, 21, 46 Salazar, Rebecca, 14, 15, 17, 21, 146 Salazar, Richard, 32, 43, 64, 66, 146 Salazar, Sandra, 37 Sanchez, Anna, 11, 13, 14, 15, 17, 21,22,23,28,121,l30,131,146 Sanchez, Bernice, 17, 22, 23, 62, 151, 157 Sanchez, Carl, 84 Sanchez, Helen, 157 Sanchez, Leanne, 164 Sanchez, Louie, 123 Sanders, Maxine, 164 Sanders, Richard, 25, 71, 160, 164 Snell, Ronnie, 25 157 Sniderman, Ronald, 124 Snyder, Orval, 17 Sobey, Dick, 17, 18, 32, 43, 51, 66, 74, 172 Soreide, David, 13, 14, 17, 25, 41, 42, 49,5l,76, 130,147 Soriano, Ray, 21, 32, 40, 43, 61, 66, 74, 76, 78, 85, 147 Soriano, Toni, 157 Southwick, Holbert, 157 Sowders, Sandra, 147 Spahn, Michael, 39, 165 Spahn, Michelle, 17, 31, 40, 45, 151, 157 Sparks, Pat, 165 Speechley, Kathleen, 14, 17, 31, 47, 147 Sprouse, Daniel, 44, 77, 79, 123 Statten, George Stauss, Vicki, 51, 165 Stevens, Annette, 38 Stewart, Karen, 157 St. john, Charlene, 22, 23, 26, 59, 105 Stiries, Richard, 13, 32, 43, 74, 75 76, 131, 147 Stipes, Steve, 75 Stowers, William, 25, 124 Strange, William, 124 Strehlow, Roy, 51 Sturgeon, jimmy, 73, 80, 81, 147 Suekama, james, 1l,14, 16, 17, 20 21, 32, 51, 71, 103, 147 Suekama, Roger, 25, 51, 165 Suguira, Shuny, 51, 159, 160, 165 Summerton, john, 87, 160, 165 Suyama, Bob, 13, 17, 51, 75, 123, 151, 157 Swan, Bert john, 157 Swanson, David, 147 Swanson, Lee, 71 Sweeney, janet, 17, 31, 41, 157 Sweeney, janice, 16, 17, Sl, 49, 157 Sweet, Donna, 157 T Tamaki, Tom, 17 ' Tangye, judy, 51, 160 Tate , jesse, 22, 23, 157 Tate, Patricia, 165 Taylor, Richard, 165 Templton, Michael, 48, 165 Terada, Yuri, 10, 13, 14, 17, 131,147 Terry, Norman, 36, 165 Thompson, Dennis, 124, 165 Thompson, janet, 159, 160, 165 Thompson, Sherry Thuis, William, 157 joseph 77 79,165 Sandoval, . , Sandoval, Laraine, 165 Santomaso, Shirley, 26 Sauders, Cindy, 35, 47 Schafer, Daryl, 70 Schafer, Henry, 25, 84 Schamel, Dawn, 25, 164 Schlesselman, Roger, 17, 48 Schnur, Richard, 165 l Schrah, Richard, 73 188 Schroeder, Allura, MSO, 31, 35, 157 Schutz, Maryann, 17, 35, 51, 157 Scott, jerry, 146 Scott, Renae, 35, 157 k J 114,, Tindell, Connie Torres, Carmen Torres, Gene, 70 Torres, Torrez, Mike, 25 Lorraine, 157 Torres, Manuel, 147 Torrez, Mike, 70, 160, 165 Toumbs, Lloyd, 43, 73, 147 Tourney, Linda, 165 Trapp, Tru'illo Darlene, 17 Alice, 105, 147 J i Trujillo, Cora jean, 39, 40, 45, 157 Trujillo, Henrietta, 165 Trusillo, Larry, 70 1 f 1 1 Tsuchiya, Lorna, 14, 17, 31, 148 Tucker, Linda, 40, 41, 165 Tulley, Sandra, 165 Twogood, Claude, 122, 124 Tynar, Carolyn, 14, 15,17, 18, 31, 121, 148, 172 Tynar, Marolyn,14, 15,17, 21, 30, 31, 61, 121, 130,131,148 U Underdown, Keith, 22, 23, 28, 49, 158 Unzicker, judith, 17, 18, 25, 41, 172 Unzicker, Ruth, 25, 157, 165 V Valdez, Donna, 148 Valerio, Eddie, 75 Valerio, Lennie, 158 Vance, Marianne, 165 Van-Etter, Evangeline, 25 VanHyning, David, 58, 75, 80, 125, 158 Varoz, Cecilia, 148 Vasquez, Diana, 158 Vasquez, Leroy, 158 Vasquez, Ron, 71 Vasquez, Yolanda, 148 Vastine, Linda, 165 Vaughn, Connie, 35, 47, 148 Vaughn, Sandra, 44, 165 Vialpando, Gloria, 165 Viaplondo, Lydia, 157 Vigil, Frances, 157 Vigil, joseph, 166 Vigil, Mary jane, 26 Vigil, Mike, 84, 99 Vigil, Louis, 157 ' Vigil, Victor, 13, 131, 148 Vigil, Virginia,-17, 148 Vincent, Bonnie, 18, 19, 31, 158, 172 Vitaliano, Saundra, 17, 22, 28, 38, 50, 121 VonCar1owitz, Kris, 22, 23, 25, 26, 158 Vorhies, Kenneth, 24, 25 W Wagner, Dorothy, 22, 148 Walker, Catherine, 17, 25, 40, 158 Walker, Sharyn, 166 Wallace, john, 51, 87, 148 Wallace, Steve, 25 Wamsley, Dennis, 166 Wamsley, Tom, 158 Waterhouse, Carol, 48, 158 Webb, Craig, 166 Wedgle, Rebecca, 48 Wedgle, Rosalea, 48 Weigman, Don, 32, 73 Weinard, Ronald, 158 Welborn, Chris, 26, 36, 158 Welton, Susan, 22, 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