West High School - Westerner Yearbook (Denver, CO)

Text from Pages 1 - 210 of the 1968 volume:

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W: ,.,,,i,, f '+5if455ifi377Wi f T 1 A K' it U 'r , .. - K ,1 5 ,, ' ' - --N ew '11 ,.., ,f 'MW .4 -Q 2' ' LL' U-rua' -f 91' ' my li' x qu., . . -- - - :f I-:X Q 4 . N . i 1 X' , ' 1 u v I n' - 1 1 1 ' N4 I 1 :' ---..v 2 -W1 '-., Q -:Neal . 4 ' --f fl ' e ' ,v 1' 5' 4 , V 4- 'lf ug V: ' w A - . Q. 4 - , -,I '- -4 so 5 - -, 5, :. 6 Westerner '68 Volume Sixty-eight West High School Denver, Colorado William King, Editor Janice Messenger, Managing Editor Table of Contents Activities Clubs Sports Faculty Personalities Index I6 46 78 IO6 l32 I88 Dedication . to two who have given Mrs. Edna Cedarblade A devoted teacher and librarian, Mrs. Edna Cedarblade has given thirty-six years of uns t inting service to the young people of West High. Her unfail ing good cheer and desire to help made West High's library an open book to all who used it. Her generous spirit and Warm smile are missed by all. Thank you, Edna. We'Ve elected you Most Valuable Person in the West High League. Our Best Wishes to you on your retire- ment. the most precious of gifts : Themselves Mrs. Jacqueline Moulton Agood teacherniakes a good school a better place to be, and West High is a better place because of Jacqueline Moulton. Her years of service have not been manyfa bare eighty, but they have been significant in the warm personal relationships she built with stu- dents, counsellees, and her fellow teachers. Young pe ople knew her as one who would listen, sympathize , and helpg those who worked with her Knew her as a dedicated, vital pe r s on Whose great ambition was to build better lives for kidsI'. The Wound is yet fresh and it is difficult to say goodbye. Thank you, jackie. Student Council: Always Building ..,... H s ia I0 ' School Spirit West's Student Council, under the sponsor- ship of Mr. Donald Webb, c ons is te d of twenty dedicated covvpunchers, who labored mightily to maintain the traditions set by previous councils. School Spirit has been the biggest problem that faced the council and it was shown in the sales of Student Athletic Tickets. Council's re sponse to the problem was grass roots interviews with all fourth- hour classes. The many suggestions received from concerned students helped council lick the problem. RL Why 'U xx. 6 if 59 Wests Top Wranglers Smooth was the Word this year for West's Head Boy and Head Girl, GaryNitta and Linda Maes. From their induction in September through the last hurrah at gradu- ation ceremony this spring, Gary and Linda have been in there cor- ralin' Cowboy spirit and building a better West High. Good students and ACTIVE, they have a history as people on the move and movers of people. Thanks , Gary and Linda, for your leadership and s e rvioe both to the class of '68 and West High. What Would We Do Without Them? These groups, sonietinies taken for granted, are forever working for West High. Building school spirit and encouraging people to pair- ticipate in school activities are but two of the many ways in which the in e ni he r s of these groups make our school ai better place to learn. A Reflection of People, Building, Achieving, Striving . . . Aa. .n.! '5 E 'S x 4 S 3 7 1 vi W MMAWR' ig' 17 Let's do the QQ if Funk Broadway Dances this year ranged from semi- formal to formal, from school dress to dress -up, from junior-Senior Prom to Homecoming, to the Sophomore Party, and to a junior Optimist Canned-Food Dance. And West Cowboys were in there swaying and rocking at every one of them -whether 7:00 A. M. in the Boy's Gym or at 9:00 in the evening at the Brown Palace. The bands were great. The Rock was jumping. The turn out was steady. Everyone agrees: Dances are the greatest. l Cheerleaders Radiate Spirit Another rootin-tootin group at West is the Cheerleaders. The team consisted of four Seniors and two juniors this year. As Well as sparking outside interest in West by marching in parades and such, the Cheerleaders create inside interest by leading the Pep Club in rousing cheers at all school activities. The Cheerleaders are elected each year by the student body. They are led by Miss Nancy Wall and are supported by all. Sponsor Marcia I-Iupfer Janice Ramirez ik 5 L W s ,f na- 'Jn- ai Pat Appelhans Donna Cross Karen Hendricks Pat Hernandez Trace Karns Linda Litchfield ill.. N l y Q 1. , m Kay Close Sherrie Frank X ft H , ,X i W joan Garrison Arleen Haselhorst L n Pom Pon On Parade The shrill screams and rhythmic routines of West I-Iigh's Pom Pon Girl's contribute a great deal of spirit to the school, students, and all sports activities. Being a member of West's Pom Pon Girls squad is an honor as Well as a school service The girls must maintain a 2.5 or better grade point average, and furthermore, they must bring all of their enthusiasm, spirit, and de termination to all major and minor sports ac tivities. This year's changes in uniforms and routines, resulted in a newer and brighter image of our great Pom Pon Girls. The spon sor for this year was Mrs. Sandy Burke Her encouragement and guidance added new zest to the group. Sheila Harroun Laura Kitzman Charla Salmon Sandy B8.1'I'OI1 Judy Lupton Captain Captain l 5 . is 2 iiii X4 Cay Pozerl lvlrs. Sandy Burke Sponsor Activities Section: Candi Knodel, Margaret Photographers: Steve Sides, Harold Banta, and Ron Winters. joe, Dave Rodriguez, Tom Del- .W-' 'N emma wewww ..lqyu ? , . 4 .1 it .Q 1 Mr. Lloyd Cowherd, Photog- raphy Advisor. f W QR' -SK gado, Tom Yazzi, and fnot shownj Joe Irvine Royalty Section: Debbie DeWitt and Jeanne Abrahamson. QLEFTQ Faculty Division: Ian Messenger and Dan Candelaria. Album Section: Pam Wells, and Teri Sides. WESTER ER: Big Changes Hey, Cowboys I This has been a year of changes for your WESTERNER and its staff. Although the page margins have been trimmed somewhat. WESTERNER is bigger and better than ever! The '68 WESTERNER has been expanded by twelve pages, from 184 pages to 196, in accordance with the wishes of the student body as expressed in the 1967 school-wide poll. Your continued support will enable your year- book staff to build an even bigger and better book in future years. The obvious improve- ment in photography is Mr. Lloyd Cowherd's doing. He has given generously of his time in assisting and directing the photographers . Club Section! Karen Zoltenko, Cindy Hughes, and Carol Garcia. my - t ',f'i,,,,,. Zzf . K B111 King, jan Messenger, Editor Managing Editor Ivlr. William Nlr. Tom Harrison Valentine, Sponsor Faculty Business ' rf Manager Sports Section: Rich Cooney, and Sylvia Runyan , . v' ,ti if M ie 1 .Y 1 ffzifr ,l 'i THE Ronan iam Sports Editor, Phil Soreide Assistant Sports Editor, Bruce Lauer Editor, Paula Cifka Assistant Editor, Rosie Rodriquez Gloria Lopez, Librarian Sponsor, Mrs. June Nicholds s ? MJ K !E' w1 LL Lf MMM f-f4 'W 5 5 , 3 Q. 3 5 2 as 4 ,L f -...Q- f' . 'fit f mp' ' f, . QTOPQ Kathy Saltzgaber, Exchange Editor fCENTERj Theresa Ramirez, Circulation Editor KBOTTOMJ Gloria Bobian, Feature Editor l 27 RODEO: Bigger 'n Better Than Ever As always the RODEO Staff put together a newspaper that was up -to -date and infor- mative. But there were two big changes in the routine. First, the Staff helped with the production of the PUBLICATIONS AS- SEMBLY and sold RODEO Subscriptions for one dollar each. Second, the Staff sold copies of the paper before and after school on distribution days . Nine regular editions and two special editions, the CHRISTMAS and SENIOR EDITIONS, were published. Mr. Charles Dyce, Faculty Business Manager Home, School, and Communit West High's P.T.A. works hard to provide services and assistance to our student body. The Fall Membership Drive enables P.T.A. Officers to allot money to the various funds and services they render. In addition to these services, the P.T.A. organizes day and evening meetings which bring Parents and Teachers closer to- gether. These meetings include a BACK TO SCHOOL GET TOGETHER, an EDU- CATION BEYOND HIGH SCHOOL NIGHT, FATHER AND SON NIGHT, a MOTHER- DAUGHTER TEA, ACHIEVEMENT NIGHT and SCHOOL COMMUNITY DAY. From Annual Dues and money-making pro- jects, the P.T.A. serves West High in every possible Way to promote Student Wel- fare and encourage Parent-Teacher par- ticipation in School affairs . Nirs. Carol Sunshine, PTA Membership Chairman. When are they going to serve refreshments? President, Mrs. Flaherty, Treas. , Mrs. Copley, 3rd Vice President, Mrs. McLaughlin. QABOVEJ Temple Buell College, site of this year's Girls' State Dave Seewalcl, Boys' State Representative. QBELOWQ Girls' Staters Left To Right are! jan Messenger, Linda Fiorella, and Karen Zoltenko. l.l ramr f ff, ,tvi4u QBELOWJ Boys State Representatives: Bill King, Gary Nitta and Alan Hein. ln in 2, ' 3 .. , , El 1 , , , 7-sp F7 Temple Buell and C.S ost Staters Each summer, Temple Buell College and C .S.U. play hosts to hundreds of Colorado High School Students for six days of extensive study and participation in State and local government on a simulated basis. The Teach- ers recommend students, with at least a B average, who are then interviewed by the American Legion. Eight finalists are then selected to attend the six day meeting at Temple Buell and C.S .U. The Participants elect Government Officials, all the way from Governor to Dog Catcher, participate in meetings where Parliamentary procedure is mandatory, and finally elect two boys and two girls to represent Colorado in Washing- ton, D .C. at Girls' and Boys' Nation. Through these extensive and exhausting six days, the Students acquire a tremendous knowledge of Government and its functions. 29 Pages and Escorts Brighten Graduation Last year's Junior Escorts and Pages sparkled at graduation festivities. The escorts dressed in attractive mint -green dresses and carried bouquets of silver and raspberry to add an appealing contrast to their dresses. The pages were dressed in white tuxedo jackets. Sponsors for last year's Junior Escorts and Pages were: Mrs. Barbara Hedges, Mrs. Mary Parthum, and Mr. Gordon Jacques. Their assistance and careful planning enabled last year's Seniors to have a memorable Graduation Night. J Q ,.r, Vc,,z. , 'rcit ' . . or l J ...t. , .I up 1 c f L Y, I -- M Q - . it . . ,.,,. . ' a A J' -'-- 1 . 'asf aii' : . ri' ' l . 1 , . gi -if x 3 Qi fi.. if Sf , 5 , 2 7 J l X l i ei .c 'Z T w , Q, fi ' t J 1' ' 3 l 5, V 1 l ,N . 5 . i 2 is .,., ,. , - 5 'M P P Y HI J M., K khrg L Q ,Jax A Mrs. Parthum ROW 1 Qleft to rightjz Barbara Bohn, Karen Wolski, Janice Messenger, Sandy Wilson, Rebecca Sponsor Moore, Darlene Roberts, Karen Zoltenko, Gloria Lopez, Ramona Martinez, Monica Buckeye, Linda Maes, Noreen Wartman. ROW 2: Cathy Rothgarn, Marsha Duston, Linda Fiorella, Kathy Lell, Paula Ciika, Pat Appelhans, Judy Lupton, Judy Walker, Jeannie Abraharnson, Pam Wells, Karen Dunworth, Dianna DeSantis, Sue West, Karen Shupe, Peggy Marston. Not Shown: Donna Craft, Sharon Gronsten, Paula Leong, Joyce Lujan, Karen McLaughlin, Nikki Nagle, Linda Stevens. ROW 1 fleft to rightjz Phil Medina, Stu Schmutzler, Ken Hall, Danny Pierson, Louis Cripps, David Sutton. ROW 2: Gary Nitta, Errol Gerovski, Thomas Jacquez, Scott Ikenberrv. Phil Soreide, Alan Hein, John Dvdvn. Not Shown: Drive Soewald. Piolwrt' O l Mr. Jacques Sponsor -f-, 3 f f swf + R Mrk .I R35 x, . . gi. W' ' 2:2 , . pix If K in.: lp 1 unify' .-'Q' Eff: 5:53 M ,Jig - .iff 'fp f fu ft .F y E ' , f 1- it ' 1 ' W X' .ef w ,,. X was 'R JN 1. v U L' War Memorial War Memorial Charles Me- Howard Wagner N. C. Tub Morris Mike Spath Award Award Award Donough Award, Memorial Award Award Gal Newbins Stuart Arnold Norine Wartman Ramona Vasquez and Alumni David Seewald e ., , . I V gillfaf 'A i.r. L ffl . If ' , rw ,,, - . x .af Q f woes ie. . jf K t L V I Athletic Trophy Scott lkenberry E yi' 'ssl' Q --V-: -:.- --,. I Best Golfer, Best Swimmer Best Tennis Best Cross Best Wrestler Best in Girls Richard Kell and Gymnast Charles Melvin Country GF-ITV Yfblmg Sporw Richard Close Alan Bama Cindy Winters .. thyyy, X , , rrrr ,. ,, H 0 it is l' f 'iiilsrf .'?:'. . '- , 4, It V I si' .S , 84 I 2 , 4 A Altunni Award for Academic Achievement and D. A, R. , Karen Shupe Alumni Award for Academic Achievement, john Dydyn Art Award , Industrial Arts Ronald Winters Award Louis Cripps Honor Awards Each year the WEST HIGH ALUMNI ASSOCIATION pre- sents a varying number of awards to students in various fields of activity or achievement. The WAR MEMORIAL AWARD was presented to one senior boy and girl who have given service beyond the call of duty. The CHARLES MCDONOUGH AWARD was given to a student who deserves praise for completing high school. Presented to the athlete with the highest scholastic standing, was the HOWARD WAGNER ME- MORIAL AWARD. The N. C. TUB MORRIS AWARD was presented to the most valuable football player of the year, and the MIKE SPATH AWARD was presented to the most outstanding basketball player. Award to the athlete who has been most active in school affairs was the ALUMNI ATHLETIC TROPHY. The BABE RUTH TROPHY for the outstanding senior in baseball could not appear since baseball season is not over. Also not shown are the JACQUELINE P. MOULTON MEMORIAL AWARD and the EDWARD J. ADELMAN AWARD for journalism. Look for both in the WESTERNER supple- ment. 31 4 o A bv 9 ,.-...iz- Major Paul Smith Faculty advi Underhill sor, Mr. Harold Sgt. Major Burney Ietton SgtfMajor Gary Veasman Lt. Colonel Gary Nitta Major Phil Trujillo 'S,,,J l Major Pat Appelhans Lt. Colonel Chris Johnson Major Linda Fiorella Captain Sammy Maes, S-1 C aptain D anny March , S - 2 32 Captain Ron Eberhart, Captain Alex Burl, S-3 S-4 4 '67 Honorary Cadets: Pat Appelhans, Gloria Bobian Debbie Calcote, Margaret Copely, Linda Fiorella, Sheri Frank, Vickie Kohut, Marie Freidemann, Carla Hawkins, Chris johnson, Linda Maes, Sue West. Linda Maes, Military-Ball Queen Candidate Mission of R.0.T. . The mission and purpose of the R.O.T.C. program is to inculate habits of order- liness, precision, and discipline in the students of the program, to instill respect for authority and the Constitution, to develop Patriotism, and to encourage a high sense of personal honor and deport- ment. The boys are also subjected to training in basic military subjects with Weekly inspections and a Federal inspec- tion in the spring. 25 R. O. T. C. 's boys during an awards program in October. Company ANI Sgt. Dix Sgt. Strange Quintrall, Pfc. De- herrer james, Hofer Benz, Pfc. Morello Alacher, sfsgf. Martinez McKinney, Cpl. Gray, Trickey, Chatfield Cpl. Moon- ing, Salas, Rivera, sfsgf. Barr Sgt. jones, Lucero Pfc. Lirley, Braxton Cruz, Frickey, Pfc, Pfc. Maes, Flores SfSgt. Martinez Drill Team! Sammy Maes Phil Trujillo Gabriel Tresco Robert Denny Rocky Casteneda Edward Wilson Richard Gallegos Steve Strange Rudy Gallegos Anthony Hernandez Bruce Nitta Leroy Martinez Kazuo Fullwood W- ., ai of 27 - gn' wma. ap. ., t... . w slat Company B : Sgt. Jaquez Sgt. Shefferd Barker, B. Martinez, B. Martinez, D. Plummer, Gold Passerellim Vangemert Sgt. Archuleta Johnson, Lopez Hernandez Iaroz, Moreno Martinez, J. Candelario, G. T. Reffel . G. Manzanarez Cpt. Devon Gerlick Roby sfsgf. Brooks Sgt. Archuleta Capl. Bander Pvt. Pacheco Pvt, Lopez T. Sgt. Taliferro Cpl. Fouts Pvt. Bear Pvt. Kern sfsgr. Schamel Sgt. Gallegos Cpl. Tafoya E. Pvt. Lucero T. Pvt. Carrier Cpl. Martinez Cpl. Howard Hemnover, Vigil B. Nitta Sfc. Dale Sgt. Torres Pacheco Flores, F. Curtiss Snorgrass Cpl. Avela Preston Cpt. Gallegos Lt. Vinet Sgt. Sainz Lt. Wilson Sfc. Martinez Lt. Martinez, D Sfc. Candelaria .-.-. Capt. Tresco 1-Lt. Casteneda 1-Sgt. Stewart Lt. Blanchard Sfc. McKinney Lt. Browne Sfc. Briels Vigil, Devon Lucero, Parker Perales, Madrid Ahuro Sienimisk Dixon, Moileman Wilson, Nogrady Walder, Valles Cunningham, Garcia 4 vm W W W, -,w,r., as ' ww in M swf A ., ,ff W ,-. 2 Ill Ill Ill Ill Ill . .fm Color Guard: Phil Trujillo Danny Candelaria Fred Vigil Dennis McKinney Orie McKinney Gary Veasman II ll C Company Sgt. Kaijfoz Sgt. Oakman Chacon, Apodaca Specker, Harder Arellano, Martinez Torres, Horton Valdez, Fernandez Valerio, Rivera Reynolds, Surlock Rodriquez, Iantorno Tijerina, Lujan Martinez 4 V i sw' -3 5 , V .,r. .,,.,, , an 5 u vv ,, Q C : A 5' D ompany Mun, W .QW-3 Sgt. Tafoya Basalda Lankharst - Agguire Weins Q- -7? V, J ' ,T ' ' ., Tucker Correa Chavez Duran Delgado Clark Skinner Garcia Faulkner Rudd Gonzales Iiron i Tena 1 1 1,-ax-,,g,,.r. a,,q fray,-.1-if C. -- 2g..:f,--:v:,2 WH e f Q:-i n , L 4 A A f ' ,:75 - ,,,l,.,fw., , P' ,,f, . . ,.,. f. , .,v.4....ag. sr , ,, ,ii-,M . ,,,, ,,,, ,,, W- :.,., ,,., , Q ., ,,,, L ,,,,,, f ,,-.,. ...A Q ,.., ,.,, I 5 V: -' 143 4 - 1 - ' we 1 35 Sfc. Burgess Toliphant, Williams Manzares, Trujillo Martinez, McCommis Landin, Martinez Van Sickle Hernandez, Kuriger Sena, Sena Wells, Sandoval Romero, Price Capt. Romero 1-Lt. Chism Keasling 1'-Lt. Fraley Sfc. Hernandez 2-Lt, Smith Sfc. Manzanares P. Concert Band BAND PERFORMANCES 1967-1968 Football Games Pep Rallies Christmas Performances Concerts at Baker, Lake, and Rishel Jr. High Schools Exchange Concert with North High School' R. O. T. C. Obligations Spring Concert Graduation Johnny Alegria, Harry Allacher, Frank Arellano, Charlyne Brown, Rick Buck, Richard Budde, Charles Cameron, Jack Cannova, Sandra Collins, Christine Cox, Robert Cunningham, Jerry Davis, John Dydyn, Gregory Dyes, Michel Dyes, Randy Earnhardt, Robert Fernandez, Victoria Fresquez, Julie Friedemann, Adolph Gallegos, Liz Gallegos, Francis Garcia, James Gonzales, Tony Gonzales, Bill Greenwood, Darrell Griffin, Louis Guerra, Shiela Harroun, Pete Hernandez, George Hill, Alan Jones, Edward Kidneigh, Ed King, George Knight, Dean Ledoux, Sammy Lucero, Donna Maj, James Malone, Leroy Martinez, Paul Martinez, Richard McLaughlin, Charles Melvin, Mike Montoya, Steve Montoya, Harry Moore, Judy Moore, Rebecca Moore, John Morning, Bruce Nitta, Rodger Nitta, Richard Oakman, George Owens, Derold Paden, Michaela Paloma, Donna Panther, Larry Peck, Nancy Pena, Ted Porales, Danny Perez, Victor Ramirez, Mary Rivera, Rudy Rivera, Ronald Robinette, Guy Rothroclc, Victor Ruiz, Ray Santillanez, Stu Schmutzler, Ronald Skinner, Tim Slade, Daniel Squier, Raymond Torres, William Torrez, Galvin Urtado, Virginia Wells, Susan West, Judy Wilson, David Zike. 'ii 931-2+ - .wagers--v.-w v X Q., , . .,.x..ww.-w , ,,,,..r, . . . Q. am., fe ,, , , . ,Ns ., it X f9 .N A 5635? yf lliil il we-Zxnfv johnny Alegria, john Dydyn, Gregory Dyes, Michel Dyes, Bill Greenwood, Steve Gumbay, Edward Kidneigh, Tonnie Tavato, Michael Montoya, Harry Moore, Bruce Nitta, Larry Peck, Stu Schmutzlerf Don Squire, William Torrez. ' 37 if Stage Band Mr. George Layton, Director Harmonic Sounds Concert Choir LEFT TO RIGHT: Sandra Collins, Eugene Iannings, Roberta Hartzog, Daniel Martinez, Mary Henry, john Alegria, Karen Wolsl-ci, Barbara Zook, Karen Altfilisch, Nora Mar- tinez, Candi ,Knodel, Lee Ortegon, Scott Ikenberry, Bill Miller, Rex Blanchard, Phil Soreide, Douglas Sadberry, William Littrell, john Adams, Keith Anderson. LEFT TO RIGHT: Aloma Wallace, Arthur Rivera, Sandy Barron, Vicki Fresquez, Danny Candelaria, Anna Rivera, Laura Kitzman, Cindy Redding, Trace Karns, Lois Woolard, Anita Branham, Richard Quintana, Marsha Duston, Suzette Kinzbach, Pat Schafer, Donna Winterhalder, Fred Chavez. Not Shown: David Duran, Dave Escobedo, Gloria Grogan, Ernest Jaramillo, john O'Grady, Greg Sanchez, Cheryl Thompson, Ronald Trujillo. 5- 3 LEFT TO RIGHT: Delores McLemore, Carl Iaramillo, Linda Looney, Cathy Rothgarn, Eddie Duarte, Marlene Bohl, jan Argon, Betty LaForett, Rose Contreras, Belinda Lucero, Barbara Martin, Gary Turnbull, Randall Losey, john Lindberg, Gary Winters, Dave Lopez, Bob White, Dave Gimer, Bill Torrez, Larry Haggerty. ve--' LEFT TO RIGHT: Mary Lou Silva, Peggy Marston, Sylvia Run- yan, Carla Hawkins, Angela Cruz, Karen Shupe, Randy Man- zanarez, Margaret Dominguez, Sharon Fox, Rosie Rodriguez, Margaret Copley, Leah Story, Dale Chavez, David Dominguez, Paul Barcelona. LEFT TO RIGHT: Charla Salmon, Pat Appelhans, Cynthia Essig, Linda Fiorella, Rose Chavez, Norma Lofton, Greg Kerr, Ed Bobitsky, Angelina Tafoya, Anthony Hernandez, Linda Pacheco, Logan Lucas, Liz Gallegos, Ed Olsen, Monica Buck- eye, Roger Miller, Dave Sutton, Linda Maes, Paul Duran, Kazuo Fullwood. I I, or I -'-- li F ' 5 i ' I C s, i ,,,,,, ,, -, l I .. A Q 4 1 Advanced Choir T ' War Beatrice Acosta, Catherine Apodaca, Phyllis Armstrong, Joan Ashley, Ruth Ann Ayalla, Jo-Ann Baca, Kathleen Baca, Frank Barela, Wayne Barela, Deborah Baskall, Freddid Bedwell, Rosalie Bleo, Margie Bobian, Patricia Bobitsky, Margie Botello, Charles Brower, Belinda Brown, Melvin Brown, Alida Burkhart, Anna Busto, Carmon Canteraz, Rudy Cantu, Douglas Chartier, Christine Cisneros, Merilyn Close, Patricia Cobo, Linda Cortez, Louis De Aguero, Dolore Delado, David Dindinger, Karen Ditter, David Dix, Eddie Duarte, Rocky Duarte, Donna Duran, Cynthia Duran, Theresa Earnhardt, Clifford Eggert, Rosalinda Espinosa, Roslyn Esquibel, Claudia Evans, Linda Fox, MRS- ANN CAREY, Kenneth Frickey, Linda Gallegos, Christine Garcia, Lillian Garcia, Juanita Gonzales, Loretta Gon- Advanced Ch0iT zales, Richard Gonzales, Joey Gobelebo, Betty Guerrero, Emilio Gutierrez, Lloyd Hamm, Laurie Helgeson, Karen Hendricks, Manual Hernandez, Elenor Herrera, Laura Herrera, Janita Hoard, Nancy Hodson, Vicky Hopkins, Carl Jarmillo, Sandra Keith, Kathleen Konkel, Frederick Drebs, Donald Laforrett, Annette Leyba, Williams Littrell, Charlene Lopez, Andy Lucero, Barbara Lucero, Danny Lucero, Josephine Lucero, Kathryn Lucero, Larry Lucero, Patricia Lucero, Stella Madrid, Henrietta Marcus, Patty Marston, Barbara Martinez, Danial Martinez, Julie Maftinel, Lawrence Martinez, Soloman Martinez, Alex McCannon, Danial McGhahy, Dolores Medina, Judy Median. Dianna Meisel, Linda Montoya, John Morning, Doris Nekud, Augie Ornelas, Carol Otis, Desi Pacheco, Debbie Padilla, Maxine Padilla, Donna Panter, James Parker, Mark Passarelli, Cathy Pena, Carlos Perez, Danny Perez, Debroah Peterson, Lex Philippus, Dominic Piro, Dianne,Pratt, Catherine Quintana, Patsy Reynolds, Deefe Robinson, Ann Dean Romero, Gloria Romero, Caroline Romirez, Prhhy Dslsx, Josephine Salazar, Isabel Sanchez, Rose Sanchez, Ray Santillanez, Patrica Smith, Sheryle Sobec, Gary Stroight, Bernard Taliaferro, Judy Tate, Danny Tenorio, Phyllis Tenorio, Howard Thompson, Joseph Thompson, Frances Torres, Mike Tresco, Salvin Urtado, Juanita Valdez, David Valerio, Jeanne Valleios, Roxan Vacate, Shirley Walker, Marsha Wessel, Mary Wilson. Beatrice Albo, Sophie Apodaca, Mary Lou Archuleta, Phyllis Atencio, Caroline Avila, Dolores Ayala, Gwendolyn Baca, Margaret Banta, Deborah Baskall, Patricia Bobitsky, Belinda Borrego, MR- JAMES FLUCKEY, Anita Branham, Shirley Bright, Nancy Brown, Darlene Chacon, Rosie Chavez, Sherry Clark, Merilyn CODCCIT Choir Close, Donna Cross, Angela Cruz, Eloysa Davis, Valorie Durham, Karen Egly, Barbara Fernandez, Vicki Fresquez, Linda Gabbert, Isabel Gallegos, Nancy Gallegos, Christine Garcia, Frances Garcia, Kathleen Gersmer, Anna Gonzales, Priscilla Gonzales, Irene Herrera, Christine Jablowski, Debra Jaramillo, Launa Kennedy, Bendetta Kreutzer, Frances Leyba, Norma Lofton, Stella Lopez, Wynette Madrid, Kathleen Manzanares, Linda Montoya, Caorlyn Moye, Vaunda Mulkey, Linda Pacheco, Diane Padilla, Susan Peterson, Martha Redwillow, Pat Reynolds, Linda Rivera, Nancy Romero, Mona Salaz, Sheryl Sells, Terry Sides, Teri Simpson, lone Thompson, Carolyn Valerio, Connie Yar ian, sail- MISS BLODYVEN ROBERTS, Girls' Ensemble Girls' Ensemble Christmas Recipe - Western Style COOKS fUse lots of 'em for improved savor. j MESSRS. LES Cl-IEFS: James Fluckey, Choir director William Grove, printing services Carl johnson, puppet master john Karamigios, stage and lighting William Kingsley, production mgr. String, rope, gall, and wormwoodg Lamps, lights, and things electrical, Needles, thread, and ETCETRICAL, Sighs, smiles, tears , and laughter, This, my clears, is what we're after. , , QAllow three months at least. J E-VW111 KOGPSGIJ 255 t Prod- lmgf- X all on a September day. Separate Cow- GQOTS? I-QYVSOH, IDSF' TUUS143 and Cowgirls into two batches, the CON- Abe Vlglli aft SeTV1Ce5 aw-gg ,,.,,.., CHOIR and GIRLS' ENSEMBLE falternately V gghs :,.:. is is and scold both groups for improved ten- MESDAME5 LES CUISINIERES: ,,,i gifs' 5 '7'it IN V 1 Rehearse and polish scores of songs ADH CHFGSH HCC01T1PHn1Sf V . ni ili- 2. :-,,.,:- i f K V .4 ,F Q In December select six stars as Georgia 101121550111 Cosmmmg .1 '-:,,, . . xii -.,, 5 onsole the losers. fCollect sweat and june Nicolds, publicity ffVV V .twin - X, , I Use for bastingj 5 Myrtice Patty, art services 'K V V V V VV s ,E MHTY Pafthumf Cosfllming A - ,' '- ' c, 5. i er wheelas:-Vturning. Design pro- Blodwen Roberts, Ensemble director Q 'V V -VVVV '-,.. ,...,, 1 , '- VV O D OVQTS3 :em by the hun- INGREDIENTS fUse liberal measurements. Q it ' --,, .ec ' ., 11'ee. Design Choir collars lj Assorted Cowboys and Cowgirls. fUse all v ff f Ii' 'i i 'ti' Q, fl D ' 5 31, make '6QE!1- Weave ties: the lean 'n stringy, the fat 'n sassy, the C .V, ,. ,V HIV V jf 'P il ff: 'em. Yrepare the in- bic, the rascally, the tuneful, the ill-attuned, P1 i w g iscriptg build a puppet slug-a-beds, the tardies-to-school, ETC.Q i'tt 2 ',,, -' u i ,i il.- IV V, ogram, and pray. 21 Music. fOrder fresh and in season: quarter notes, , ang VI, -'V SQ V Z-5 spape - write and eighth notes, repeat bars, arpeggios , old carols , i f :V' EWR? H ::'l F 5531213 PSYC? fi ally, put if new carols, madrigals, a pear U-ee, seven hens-a- inf? VW-'i'4 I1trf . . i-C of har ,,, COlO1'5 la ing, and another ETC. li'i ix - ,,-' seemsftoo long, ,.,,- D , V':- ,V::. 5 i t and smooth 3jYOcldments. J - . ana, e ,V V, hot to ove iiii 'Stmas crowds Tinsel, tape, paint, and plywood, on -VM Decembep i i iiif. 5 st. QF 'N K A if , . W? -www J' ' 4-'A 3? 'M iw ...af af Audio-Visual and Stage Crew Two of the busiest, most vital, and yet least heralded groups at West are AUDIO-VISUAL and STAGE CREW. The former, headed by Mr. Ralph Easley, not only stores and maintains all electronic equipment but also orders all films, tapes, and records for the building and provides student crews each period to serve the teacher in the classroom. STAGE CREW, mentored by Mr. john Karamigios, provides trained student crews to back up every auditorium program. Programs range from routine assemblies tlmough elaborate class productions and the presentation of the SINGING TREE, in December. if Yasmin M ? ,a , if 'ill' W M40 'I-ap? nies-nf is 'ZR- S, .V 4iAV ,U 'Wx MEMBERS Erlene Apodaca Gloria Bobian Rocky Castaneda Debby Gaffney Judy Gentry Steve Curry Kath. Espinoza Richard Kell Jerri Mills jan Vanetten Dora Quintana Pat Smith Isabel Sanchez Hortensia Langoria ost and Hostess The purpose of HOST and HOSTESS CLASS is to teach students to be good hosts, hostesses, and guests. The class trains students to plan, prepare, and serve nutritious and Colorful meals for everyday and special occasions. As class projects HOST and HOSTESS FOODS prepares a dinner for all teachers new to West, the Thanksgiving Dinner, the Christmas Tea fpicturedj, luncheons for Mr. Paul and guests, and the Easter Dinner. The class also provides refresh- ments for many club activities. Meeting for two periods a day, the class requires previous foods-class experience and teacher recommendation. Onions in the Stew This year's Senior Class Play was a 3- Act comedy based on the book by Betty MacDonald. It was a delightful and dif- ferent comedy filled with the humor and uproarious incidents for which the author is so famous. It has a valuable lesson in getting something truly Worth- while from life. The title appropriately comes from this line in the play- Where hearts were high and fortunes low-and onions in the stew. The play's very successful perform- ances on the 16th gl l7th of November were directed by Mrs. Beth Denhalter. The student director was Norine Wart- man. i 1 4 Betty MacDonald. Don MacDonald. . Anne .......... joan ..... Howard . . . Roger .......... Claud ........... Claire Fessenden Lesley Arnold. . . Margo ......... Miss Garvey ... Bee Gee ...... Salsie . . . . . Kitsie . . . CAST Kathy Saltzgaber . . . .Bruce Lauer ... . jan Lemons . .Marsha Duston .... Phil Soreide . Stu Schmutzler . . Fred Seyfeert . . . . Nikki Nagle . . Pat Hernandez ..... Kathy Lell . .Sandra Collins Roberta Hartzog . Rose Rodriguez . Rebecca Moore Mrs. Denhalter Norine Wartm an Harry ..... Marvin . . .... . Mr. Curtis ..... . . . Mrs. Curtis... . Lyda ........ jim .... Dotty ...... joey ......... . . . Phil Murray ........ Delia Murray ....... Sailor ........ . Grover oid Buddy .... .. Announcer . Larry Lindgren . . .Arthur Rivera David Dominguez . . Karen Zoltenko . . . Judy Rucknian . . . . . Dave Sutton . . Mary Lindgren Christine Atencio ..... Mike Cagle Karen Hendricks . . . john Lindberg . . Bill Greenwood apt WWW, Q wtf 5 yf rg, tuu, if i -at 43 QQ 1? ee How They Run 1 'NA A See How They Run was this year's junior Class Play. Set in an old English vicarage, the play revolves around four men who run around in clergy suits, and ex-actor and an ex-actress, an old maid, and a cockney English maid. This creates a problem for all. To top everything off, there is a Russian spy in one of the clergy suits. Uproariously funny, this play was a terrific success. The play was directed by Mrs. Denhalter. Sue Peterson was student direc- tor. u.,,v :B Penelope Toop: Carol Garcia Reverend Lionel Toop: Carl Hofer X Miss Skillonz Marie Friedemarm Corporal Clive Winton: Bob Martinez Bishop of Lax: Mike Cerovski Reverend Arthur Humphrey: Greg Sanchez Ida: Linda Zullo The Intruder: Richard Cooney 'fi' Sergeant Towers: Tony Hernandez A Reflection of People, Participating, Involved in-in ff-Q... mulling, Rustlers Round Pep Club girls salute George Washington in the Spirit of '76 RUSTLERS, one of the largest clubs at West, is composed of l60 Sophomore, junior, and Senior girls Who must main- tain an average of C or better. The main purpose of the club is service. The RUSTLERS' biggest project this year was to provide the half-time entertainment at the Homecoming Game on October 21. Under the direction of Miss Elizabeth Schaak, the girls saluted eight other Den- ver high schools with marching formations signifying some unique feature of each school. Passing in review! Homecoming Queen Candidates Mary Lindgren, Janice Ram- irez, Chris Johnson, and Cathy Rothgarn. QLEFTQ Club Officers: Gloria Medrano, DRILL CAP. 5 Carla Hawkins, SEC., Eloysa Davis, TREAS.5 Priscilla Garcia, V-PRES., and Linda Gillmore, PRES. ational Honor Lassos Outstandin Students Members of NHS are chosen twice each year by the school administration, the faculty, and previous members of the society through a secret ballot and on the bases of leadership, scholarship, service and character. An induction is held twice each year for incoming members . Mrs . Sidcleek arranges banquets and engages speakers for the club. PRES. y Pau1a Cifka SEC. , Pam Wells SPONSOR, Mrs. Siddeek Paula Cifka, PRES Pam Wells, SEC. Greg Dyes, TREAS . Pat Appelhans Jesse Broskey Errol Cerovski Paula Cifka Dianna Desantis NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY: john Dydyn Greg Dyes Linda Fiorella Alan Hein Cheryl Hoven Schott lkenberry Kathy Lell Linda Maes Phil Medina 50 Gary Nitta Cathy Rodigarn Stuart Schmutzler Dave Seewald Karen Shupe Howard Tsuchiya Pam Wells Karen Zoltenlfo Ken Zook Je anne Abrahamsson Judy Lupton SPUR Officers: Scott Lkenberry, PRES. 5 Kathy Saltzgaber, SEC. 5 Pam Wells, TRE-AS-5 and funpicturedj Greg Dyes, V-PRES. i1'z,M.:'1f: f , K Spur Brands lnitiates SPUR, an honorary organization for Juniors and Seniors who have maintained a scholas- tic average of B or better, holds an in- duction once each fall for incoming mem- bers. SPUR not only recognizes scholarship but also serves to encourage better citizen- ship. Sponsor is Dr. Lois Gill. SPUR Membership fSeniors onlyjz .N we J ff 'Mr 1 if A I Vkrrkkk V . . . All l K A! J - - 1 Dr. Lois Gill, faculty sponsor Pat Appelhans Stuart Arnold Sandy Barron Edward Bobitsky Barbara Bonn Thomas Brauch Gale Bright Monica Buckeye Errol Cerovsky Paula Cifka Richard Close Louis Cripps Katherine Delgado Dianna DeSantis Rosemary Dulaney Karen Dtmworth Valerie Durham Marsha Duston John Dydyn Gregory Dyes Linda Fiorella Kenneth Hall Frank Harris Alan Hein Cheryl Hoven Scott Lkcnberry Pamela Jackson Thomas Jacques Chris Johnson Bill King George Knight Kathleen Lell Larry Lidgren Gloria Lopez Logan Lucas Linda Maes Peggy Marston Karen McLaughlin Janice Messenger Wfilliam Miller Rebecca Moore Mona Mosley Nikki Nagle Gary Nitta Deborah Peterson Robert Prehen David Quintana Darlene Roberts Cathy Rothgarn Kathy Saltzgaber Max Sanchez Stu Schmutzler Karen Shupe Phil Soreide Linda Stevens Dave Sutton Daryl Tomc7yk Howard Tsuchiya Janice Vandepoll Judy lNalker Norine Wartman Robert Waters Pamela VVells Susan West Daryl llfinch Ronald Winters Karen Wolski Karen Zoltenko Ken Zook Latin- merican Student Club LATIN-AMERICAN STUDENT CLUB is made up of students who are now taking Spanish. The club met once each month under the sponsorship of Messrs. Richard Smith and Dave Mejia. Among many activities, the membership partici pated in a Workshop and collected Dol- lars for Scholars. The club sponsored several fund-raising projects including several morning dances. A service- minded and service-centered club, the group gave generously of their time in tutoring elementary school students. Club Officers: Gloria Bobian Joyce Lujan Barbara Lujan Rose Rodriguez Tom Delgado ,... .. , gi . Q 3 Q . 1 X . l fs f. .' T I S luv .1 1. 5 1: Y. 5 gin ,Lg Ft fig, 9 ...., . . Ngqfugi .. V. is it .1343 E. iii I f Xiu. J.. .N .. if' El img- a K 1 rs 4 Ti .s mf , f , 5 E L Q f ill + :gs 2 N ft if '4 Y Mr. Smith Sponsor Mr. Mejia, Sponsor Kathy Saltzgaber, PRES. Ron Winters, V-PRES. . nllo la 5 , I', 1 M 2 Janice Messenger Quill and Scroll QUILL Sr SCROLL, an international honorary fraternity for high-school jour- nalists, has been an active organization at West since l952. its members are those juniors and Seniors who have helped in the production of either the WESTERNER or the RODEO and have maintained a B average in their previous year's work. Mrs. - June Nicolds, jurnalism teacher and spon- Mrs. Nicolds Ser of the Ronno, introduced the club at P , West in 1952. , , i , K . ,S 1 'S- . has Mr. Valentine Paula Cifka, SEC. -TRELAS. Phil Soreide 5 Gloria Bobian William King FT Promotes Teac hin Teaching is increasingly highly regarded as a profession. F .T.A. members plan to become part of this profession. The club provides an understanding of the advantages and satisfactions of FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA: Christie Cox, SEC. Debbie DeWitt Claudia Evans, TREAS. Cindy Hughes, PRES. Mary Jackson Rebecca Moore Nikki Nagle Diane Pierce Karen Schafer, V-PRES. Sandy Wilson Jeanette WVright Barbara Zook teaching and conducts trips to colleges. The membership pro vides tutoring for elementary school students and listens to many guest speakers. Mr. Delay, SPONSOR A DECA Goes in Business The purpose of the DISTRIBU- TIVE EDUCATION CLUB of AMERICA is to produce lead- ers in various areas of busi- ness. Under the guidance of Mr. William Smith, sponsor, DECA members ran a store in room l48 to raise money and gain management and operat- ing experience. Members also participated in the district and state conventions Where they took part in merchandis ing contests. DECA Officers: Mike Cagle, PRES. Peggy Millette, TREAS. Gary Lechuga, PUBLICITY CHRMN. fi if it :alf a A , .. ,,.,, 5 gf !Nli'lS1!H 55 Miss Cooper, SPONSOR Human Relations Inaugural The HUMAN RELATIONS CLUB, a new club this year at West, met once every month on Thurs- day night at 7:30 P.M. The club had such speak- ers as Dr. Bernie, a hypnotist, and Mrs. That- cher from INTERNATIONAL HOUSE. Members also visited Ft. Logan Mental Health Center. Club Officers: Daryl Tomeyzk, PRES. Sam Abbott, V-PRES. Linda Gillmore, SEC. -TREAS . 56 s. K , --':,1g5,g,Qg,gv1g1.7, 'ff I Irzgifilsfifivz . . .,., . ,.,,,,, ,,,, ,,, H, ,,,, , ,X ,,,,.,.,alww1 f-.,. ,. ,,,,,t,,a Lv: fl A fr-faffa:.f1f:nw1z,z.:,f L ' st' . 'ww-fp. 'fg:f::grfaa1m-'- 1' 5- fLEFT TO RIGHTQ Crystal Stroberg, Ierry Frey, Bonnie Wiley Roller Club Wednesday nights at Roller City Central, ROLLER CLUB Members put on their Wheels, tightened them, and WENT, man WENT! The club, a large one with an un- failing core of regulars, met other high- school skating groups each Week for an evening of Whirring Wheels and friendly rivalry. fLEFT TO RIGHTJ BACK: Leonerd Vigil, Darrel Tomczyk, Roger Ware, Richard Kuriger, Ray Lopez. MIDDLE: Lynette Teviotdale, Kay Kelso, Bonnie Brown, Sharon Fox, Diane Meisel. FRONT: Wanda Srnallwood, Crystal Stroberg, MaryLou Stroberg, Bonnie Wiley fLower Left Cornerj Mr. Jacobs, Sponsor fLEFT TO RIGHT, Roger Ware, Bonnie Brown, Sharon Edwards, ,K , Bonnie Brown and Roger Ware Gym nasts Swing Into Shape The GYMNASTS CLUB, sponsored by Mrs. Sandy Burke, met every Thursday morning at 7:l5. Mrs. Burkes' eighth and ninth hour classes were also comprised of gymnasts, eighth hour being advanced gymnastics and ninth hour, beginning gymnastics. Gym- nasts worked hard all year to perfect the skills which prepared them for competition held in the spring. '?f'c i 3 355 7:5 'AI .fs-,ti W . f wt-iS.s-1.: ws' -H wie- :Q- fx .Lf 12. . ,g, , if '?.' xfi. xi V , 'E 'Qi' ,.,.,L sf., Lace Up Your Skates The sounds of flashing skates, screams of good-natured fun, and an occasional fall Were all part of the lCE RIDERS' year. This year, members of the club skated outside at the May D8iE Plaza every other Thursday night. President, john Adams Vice-President, Marsha Duston Secretary, Linda Eiorella MEMBERSHIP: john Adams Kathy Bartley Marlene Bohl Angela Cruz Marsha Duston Larry Eckstrom Linda Eiorella Carol Garcia Linda Gillmore Bob Gonzales Roberta Hartzog Robin Lawler Kathy Lell Judy Lupton Chris Mandt Anna Manzanares Barb McWilliams Janice Messenger Rebecca Moore Vida Ortega Judy Preuss Martha Redw illow Sylvia Runyan Kathy Saltzgaber Karen Shupe Pat Smith David Sprouse Judy Stillwell Sue West Karen Zoltenko Nlr. Thomson Sponsor 'Academie Francaise L'ACADEMlE FRANCAISE, a new club this year at West, limits its membership to those students who are taking French. A social club under the sponsorship of Mr. james Fluckey, the group met once every month. The members watched movies and listened to speakers. The culminating ac- tivity of the year was a dinner held at a local French restaurant. French Club Officers: Linda Gillmore, Marlene Bohl, Marsha Duston, and Teri Sides. 'Smash L'Academie Francaise Mr. james Fluckey, sponsor, and wife, guest speaker French Club members pay close attention .3 if Registrars, Pat jones and joe Ritchlin. ,u..... A5 ..,..M M Pres. , Greg Sanchez V. Pres. , Marie Friedemann Sec. , jan Lemons Treas. , Cheryl Villano Sandra Barron Darlene Ghacon Sara Delgado Donna Duran Greg Dyes David Escobedo jim Greenwood Robert Lauber Bruce Lauer Linda Maes joe Rosenberg Kathy Seewald Aloma Wallace .F.L. Communicates Ideas Membership in a national honor society should be the objective of the ambitious and forward looking high school students. lt represents recognition of an achievement of which he will always be proud. For many students it is the pinnacle of their high school career. For others it opens the door to opportunity and success. But the greatest value of membership is the encour- agement and incentive it gives the student to become a more successful and influential citizen. N. F. L. trains for leadership. lt helps a student become a leader in his school today and a leader in his state tomorrow. Greg Sanchez judges talk over the results of the speech meet Mr. Carl johnson, sponsor Kathy Seewald and Marie Friedemamm, West debaters. lvlr. Harry Shafer, sponsor Red Cross Shares With Qthers This year the RED CROSS was busy with many activities in September. They sent friendship kits to children in Viet Nam. At Christmas, members helped with the Santa Claus Shop Toy Drive Whose purpose is to give toys to children who otherwise might not receive anything for Christmas. To top off the year, the members participated in the Red Cross National Convention, con- sisting of more than 5,000 people. The sponsor is Mr. Harry Shafer. LEFT TO RIGHT: Ian Aragon, Randy Earnhardt, Carol Garcia, and Kathy Gerstncr, Red Cross officers. N to arf - .- xg ii al J Q31 L 4 L 3 . -5.5 ,. ,- W V, if i if , , M.-f is ,Biff it Many girls dressed dolls for the Santa Claus shop. Loading toys for the Santa Claus shop. ill! I bg 3 155 11 in i f l, 1 7 'lim ,,,.,.......-.- 1 Hey, wl1o's the wise guy that changed my score ? Q . - Z- ifvfi-9:7 L fleftj Happiness is getting a strike! frightj I could have sworn I saw the pin fall! L... , ..,,....,.....,.....q. ...fa F .., ,A. onus-n . ...... Bowl-ero Lanes - Where the action is. Bowlers Strike Spare Pins BOWLING CLUB is one of the most active clubs at West. Comprised of Sophomores, juniors, and Seniors, the club meets every Tuesday evening at four o'clock at Bowl-ero Lanes. Ten teams, made up of three stu- dents each, bowl three games in competi- tion With the other teams. The main com - petition is held in the spring when the students compete against students from Abraham Lincoln. The club sponsor and an eiitliuslastlc bowler himself is M r. Bill Grove. Fancy Fillies Ride High FANCY FlLLlES is an organization which concentrates on fashion and good grooming. The group was led this year by an executive committee which provided leadership for the club. One of the highlights of the year was the appearance of Mrs. Close, a model who spoke on fashion. Other activities included a fashion show for freshmen girls at sev- eral junior highs and a program for junior and senior girls in which the club modeled prom clothes. The sponsors are Miss Marie Robinson, Miss Glenda Vandemeer, and Mrs. Carol Bohem. Pres. , Linda Fiorella V. Pres. , Marsha Duston Sec. , Karen Shupe Treas. , jan Lemons Pat Appelhans Alyse Avila Ru Burkhart Margaret Copley Roslyn Esquibel Marie Friedemann Carol Garcia Sue Gronewold Arleen Haselhorst Karen Hendricks Joann Kerstner Vicki Kohut Kathy Lell Kathy Saltzgaber Pam Wells Mary Wilson Norine Wartman Sponsors Miss Glenda Vandemeer and Mrs. Carol Boehm. if I One of the crowd, Marie Robinson, sponsor Fancy Fillies Executive Council Members of CHESS CLUB. fbelowj Checkmate ! Chess Players Checkmate Opponents The CHESS CLUB, sponsored by Mr. David Mejia, a new teacher this year at West, met every Thursday after school. Chess players also played before school in order to improve their game. This year, mem- bers competed in the Christmas-Holiday- Chess-Tournament which was held at East High, December 26-29. Points were given to each player, and trophies Were given to the players with the highest number of points. Members also played in various other tournaments throughout the year. Linda Banark Tim Chacon james Covault Robert Cunningham Donald Horton Harold joe Robert johnson john Lindberg Gary Nitta Mike Nogrady Greg Robles Pete Rozales Albert Varoz Fred Viarreal Mark Vigil Alan Weide Y Tommy Yazzi Kenneth Zook Linda Zuuo Mr. David Mejia Sponsor fbelowj Players in action. Away We Go The West High Ski Club was off to a racing start with several ski trips to Loveland Basin this year. The skiers held a few morning dances. At one, a raffle was held for a ski trip with all expenses paid to Loveland Basin. Ski members sold hot chocolate before school during cold, Winter mornings. Meetings were held every other Friday. Sponsor was Mr. Ben Coleman. A' 91, an -p N .. ,B mwah. alfila. as .- l Officers , Richard Cooney , Dan Clark, Mike Cer- ovski, and Mike Welch. High Risers The Mountain Climbers took advantage of Colorado's mountains many times this year. With Mr. Thomas Vitolo leading the Way, members Went to such places as Evergreen, St. Mary's Glacier, and Boulder Canyon. The more highly skilled members were always ready to help beginners struggle up the inclines. Besides climbing, members also tubed and sledded down Colorado's slopes. john Adams Eric Bell Mike Cerovski Debbie Christo Dan Clark Richard Cooney Cindy Foos Dan Garcia Marsha Hupfer Carol jones Tracy Karns Mr. Vitolo - . W my A ' 5 if-v,.v,,.g:1 . page X ,,--,,,f- wif F' W , . SFS: 5: . : .. .v ., . L. ,,,,,, ,Hu - . :L.,.,. .411 ,-f w,:.,,. X. , wi.. ' Ala in .f', A-fi g 7,5 Y Q f .1 1 2 -5 ss- -f , I 7 Q: -'11 i ' gif f K S' 3 5 ia U25 Q gf ll-I lj 3? lifes 3 sg 5 E5 W, i ff i Q 2' Should l A -s Logan Lucas Leroy Martinez Jeannie Mathis Janice Messenger Tom Richards Greg Sanchez Stu Schmutzler Dave Sutton Sherrie Villano Clint Webster Mike Welch jump? The Spirit of0ptimism An outstanding service club, junior Opti- mists is an Honor Club of Optimists Inter- national. junior Optimists provide service throughout the school along with aiding the community in many projects. Under the supervision of Mr. Carl Squires, the members conducted a Canned -Goods Drive for Thanksgiving, sponsored many morning dances, and gave luncheons for the Optimists of West Denver. laznfw J Qwwqgggwb ukQQ -,., 5 Eg???i, 1, W. -,i I ,,:,. hpp , up p ' K-ff ' if ' i.o ii. .',. , , i JU IDR CLUB 1IM: f Q 13 +V' GQ NAT X0 an f-we WEST HIGH SCHOOL Tim Baer Dave Barros Rich Cooney Steve Curry Tim Dudley john Hill Edward Jennings Eugene Jennings Augie Lopez Emilio Lopez Bob Martinez LeRoy Martinez Darrell Presley Dave Quintana Adelbert Shefferd .4 -I - 'C Taking it easy! Lariattes Rope New Activities Among the many service clubs at West, Lariattes is the most active. It is made up of all the girls at West, while only those who pay membership dues participate in the many activities in which they engage. This year the club sponsored a Dress-a- Doll Contest in which students made clothes for the dolls that were sent to the Santa Claus Shop. Winter Magic was the theme of the Christmas Dance which was held in the main hall. ln the spring, a Mother-Daughter tea was held as a closing to a busy year. f f 44 ' i 1? f ,,..-- ' --,E Officers Linda Gillmore , Fay Blackburn, Betty La.Forett, and Priscilla Garcia. Mary Partxhum , sponsor. 021: 2 -in s. ,AQ ggi I 'f s ' i, il ' V f I. 'ii' ' Call to order g az, W t , iw. Q' ,.... F. W Pres, - Dave Seewald Vice-Pres. - Bob Ewing Secy. - Rich Close Phil Abeyta Dan Allen Keith Anderson Alan Banta Dave Barros Doug Boyd Leland Brooks jesse Broskey Tim Brauch Wilton Brown Rick Buck Frank Burgess Chuck Cameron Sid Carlisle Aaron Carruthers Errol Cerovski Mike Cerovski Dan Clark Rich Close Rich Cooney Steeve Curry jerry Cutshall DeWayne Dunmire Bob Ewing Kazuo Fullwood Mike Gallegos John Gault Tony Gonzales Steve Gumbay Larry Haggerty Bill Haley Alan Hein jim Heit Dave Helgeson Bob Hernandez Tony Hernandez Dean Holuinger Hal Hupfer Scott lkenberry Tom Jacquez Alan jones Steve jurich in W-Club Triumphs W Club members are boys who have lettered in any of the major sports, and have been invited to join by the senior members. The club's goal is to improve physical competition. Among their ac- tivities were giving food baskets to the needy families at Thanks- giving, operating the Sugar Shack, sponsoring dances, helping pay for the new Pom -Pon uniforms, and giving a wreath in memory of Gary Kientz. W Club meetings were held every other Thursday morning in the Social Room. Sponsor was Mr. Dale Thompson, supported by other members of the coaching staff. 70 Q., M E . . .Q .ghl K I 9 S. ig 'jf .52 .W :2?!a.L2fi'i1ff 45,2 ,,. I1- , 3 My 4 15 2 1 91 K. 'fp fc ..4.,...v. pm' an i 1 lmggxinxxig A Di. ,. lf' ev In ww A wg f 3 3 L' , Af 454, d,'z5 xn -M .w W . if Q .il ,wW,,,S1f 'ix ,,. 1, .sax-'qV'4Ql' 'Q J ,lf , Sy,-'. ' 1 nu! QM 9 vi,x U md gf VV 446594.: 'N' Y-Teens Serve Others Y-TEENS is a service club made up of Sophomores, juniors, and Seniors. One of the club's main projects was a potato chip sale in which the club raised money for the National Y-Teens Conference. Last sum- mer the girls took a trip to Albuquerque, New Mexico. They also took a fun -filled trip to Winter Park in the winter. Some of the members participated in Inter-Council Correspondence where they learned about the experiences and problems of other Y- Teens Clubs. Sponsor was Mrs. Clovis Brown. Jeanne Abrahamson Karen McLaughlin Cynthia Ankele Debbie Montoya Gilda Apodaca Ann Pickard Betty Baca Beverly Redwillow Betty Cosio Martha Redwillow Phyllis Garcia Myrtie Riggs Priscilla Garcia Terry Romine Gloria Grogan Pat Smith Ruth Haggerty Cathy Taylor Carla Hawkins lone Thompson Sharon Kingsbury Stella Varela Chris Leyva Aloma Wallace Julie Mayoral Anne Carey, sponsor, and the group. a of Happiness Cheerful, gay, sad, and lonely songs flowed from the auditorium before school this year as Folk Club members strummed their gui- tars and sang ballads and folk songs that are popular around the country. Throughout the year, members partici- pated in many informal get -togethers Where they sang and played many popular songs. Under the supervision of Mrs. Anne Carey, the club took a hayride in the fall and a sleigh ride after Christmas. Dave Sprouse, john Adams, and Phil Soreide lead a song. Q ,, , ft Phil plueks a tune on his guitar. l Do-Re-Mi. Curtain Call The Drama Club, under the direction of Mrs. Beth Denhalter, met every other Tuesday after school. The main project of the club this year was to provide a prop room for West stage productions. ln jan- uary, members presented The Neigh- bors, a delightful comedy. Members also discussed the theater and attended plays at Bonfil' s Theater. Linda Bowman Charlyne Brown jo Ann Burk Anna Busto Donna Cripps jan Danforth David Dominquez Barbara Duran Terri Earnhardt Mona Fisher Ken Hall Betty LaForrett Larry Lindgren Mary Lindgren Sammy Ludero Judy Moore Rebecca Moore Kerri Nagle Nikki Nagle Doris Nekuda Carol Ramirez Theresa Ramirez Stu Schmutzler Phil Soreide Dave Sprouse janene Strahan Dave Sutton Robin Teichert Howard Thompson Laura Ulibarri Linda Ulibarri Gary White Karen Wolski Karen Zoltenko 0n with the Show Much of the success of West's assemblies was 1-1-.--...W due to the hard work of the ASSEMBLY COM E MITTEE. Under the direction of Mr Erwin Koepsel, this group did much of the behind the scenes Work for assemblies. Part of their if job was to chair assemblies, usher, and plan assemblies. The group also spent a good deal of time hunting up new ideas. Q give'- In l Anne Busto Dora Casados Bill Deibert Dan Devon Dave Dominguez Bill Greenwood Joy Keeling Betty Laforet Larry Lindgren Marry Lindgren Charlene Lopez joe Martinez Dianne Meisel Larry Pick Dave Sutton Dan Trujillo Valorie Wessel 'Xxx mah 9- ., Cowboys Show Their Spirit ,!g,,, Huffman., E U' r is E M E' M A' . V -25 , ., ,1g' 1 - M ,xt ' I ., W ,k4,, M 5 This year West students were offered a wide Variety of assemblies. Under the direction of Mr. Erwin Koepsel, assem- blies Were planned to be both educational and entertaining. Among many fine assem blies were the Christmas assembly, fea- turing the West's Singing Christmas Tree the assembly Sponsored by the Fisher rep resentatives, and a number of assemblies devoted to the recognition of those Whose accomplishments at West have made a significant contribution to the school. 2 A Reflection of People, Working, Sweating, Winning Some, Losing Some, but Competing Always . . . Spam VARSITY ROSTER Abeyta, Phil Anderson, Keith Brooks, Leland Buck, Rickey Candelaria, Andy Carruthers, Aaron Dunmire, DeWayne Ewing, Robert Fullwood, Kauzo Haley, Bill Hein, Alan Heit, lim Hernandez, Robert Holtzinger, Dean Hupfer, Hal Ikenberry, Scott Jaques, Tom jones, Allan Kidneigh, Edward Kientz, Gary Lindberg, John Lopez, Augie Malone, james McDowell, Darrell McGaughlin, Rich Medina, Ted Mitchell, Marcus Pauletich, Rod Quintana, David Rhodes, Gary Seewald, Dave Shafer, Russell Thomason, Gary Trujillo, Leonard Urioste, John Welch, Mike Wilson, Ronald Young, Gary FINAL STANDINGS T .I . G .W . South Lincoln North 1. F . K. WEST East Manual il ,fc of ,897 Varsity Tackles Seventh WON LOST TIED 8 O 5 2 l 5 2 l 5 3 5 3 3 5 2 6 2 6 O 8 The Varsity Football Team, under the coaching of Mr. Mike Huddleston, found its competition to be Very tough this season. The team placed seventh in the final city standings . The team had its ups and downs, but scored victories against both Manual and East High Schools . The team was composed of juniors and seniors who were very good potentially, but made mistakes which cost them victories. Our players always kept try- ing though, and because of this, did as well as could be expected. Senior, Dave Seewald, for his outstanding play in the game against East, was named both city and state prep player of the week. e K f ,pn Mr. Mike Huddleston Mr. Fred Sabell lVIr. Don Thomson Mr. John Slovek i n L '-4 ' 'HI ' XA Q '41 i U ,li-3' Anxious Moments Cowboy end hauls in I.kenberry's pass A ' '--- A I - xp i if f l , -,',' ,.', ,, ','r L . .,,h ,fiaf ,,h. ,1 1 4' K . ',-', r. 'o,'. W, I ,,,. A' .-.' l i o o . ' : V' , -any yn -ee rie . vi -- I I I at Q : 5 g a' K a 3 Q I ,K ..,,, M? ,W A , ., ' fi ' , 18 W ' ,Q -,.' ,,' f 41 .51 WW . , .V - . fi ,. - ' ,. L A , , K ' 7, .', A K , D ','k K , 22, ll . Mg ,M f K . , W .5lw,,,rw.,-iw Q Qi V i V' 5 L if ag- ' 1 . gf' Y --f W Q - ,X-,M - -ff-g -rs V., f M, if - ig? I , -',1z-.gzffvrife L- , K 5 lv 1 . L Senior Darrell McDowell skirts left end for a first down. fv- if ffJ,'l5 ' f f 'MW-W1 lg. gem, im A V, , 1 M:ff,.Q5,,.1 r,1w?wZ,1a4 f '--- WY i Q., T ifiwy V 5, ' Y wmuawmu zmwmwzam. mmwmwamuunmmwmuunumvm-rm mm mfmmmu L, x West closes in! Junior Varsity The j'.V . 's have been a potent team this season. Consistency in blocking and tackl- ing and lack of poise have been their stum- bling blocks and possibly cost them a championship. But in the year to come, experience gained Will be of great Value. Beginning With mid-season play, team effort and improved fundamentals laun- ched the j.V . 's on the Victory road. In the last two games West Showed its pot- ential by Winning both. Coach Fred Sabell STANDINGS WON LOST TIED G .W . 7 0 l T .1 . 6 1 i Lincoln 5 2 l Manual 4 4 O East 4 4 O South 3 5 O I . F .K . 3 5 0 WEST 2 6 0 North O 8 0 I-Iup! Hup! Hup! Ten yards coming up Who has the ball? SOPHOMORE ROSTER Baker, Larry Bowman, Charles Brown, Melvin Cardona, Gil Chatelain, Ron Clark, John Cook, Gary Dindinger, Dave Dorsey, Tom Duckworth, Guy Fleer, Ray Garrison, Rick Gonzalez, Jim Goodwin, Dave Gray, Ken Greenwood, Iim Griffin, Darrell Harrington, Harry Harris, Ray Hawkins, Paul Hodges, Ralph Ikenberry, Doug Irwin, Mike Iiron, Joe Krebs, Fred Martinez, Carlos McCord, Vern Moritzky, Randy Moore, Harry Moul, Craig Ornelas, Augie Perez, Arnold Philippus, Lex Rivera, David Romero, Ben Taliaferro, Berrie Varoz, Albert Wilson, Dale Sophs Show Potential The sophomore Football season began with a good deal of promise. There were a large number of boys reporting when the season opened, and there are many who should play on the varsity team next year The Won-lost side of the season was somewhat disappointing, but the players gained much valuable experience. Outstanding players include: Mel Brown, Lex Phillipus, Fred Krebs, Carlos Mar- tinez, Darrell Griffin, Doug lkenberry, Ray Fleer, Ralph Hodges, john Clark, and Ben Romero. There are many other boys who Will do better as they gain ex- perience. I think that the boys have done a real good job this season, because they never quit trying and they never lost their drive and desire. Coach, Mr. Howard Cordry FINAL STANDINGS WON LOST TIED T .J . 8 0 Lincoln 7 l Wash 6 2 Manual 4 3 l East 2 5 l I .F .K . 2 4 2 South l 4 3 WEST l 6 l North l 7 1 L 4 irsen.wa1sm,.::Ve.,,-Mamaaqme ww, -ww :meme www wwa.x .1 J w,s,.a..afmf,a,-fe'-velvyftmfeaml-1l,m w..l,fff3...w,1M,wtmM--,wwwma A M f . W Tennis Squad Rebuilds The tennis season of 1967 was devoted to a year of building. West placed eighth in league competition, but elevated their standing to fifth in the district tournament. The varsity squad consisted of four jun- iors, two sophomores, and only two se- niors. This being the situation, and as- suming that these juniors and sophomores return next Season, we can look forward to a stronger team and a better record . Coach Mr. Abel Vigil A real Sizzler That just has to be good Will it, or won't it? STANDINGS WON LOST TENNIS ROSTER East 4 F k B Wash 4 51353014 5352153 P T . 17 Dan Clark 1.11 .K. 21 giC12iCE'neK dt an y rn ar Eougll Steve Gumbay OI' Ton He a d Lincoln 3 8 5huZkPM?ilvIlneZ HIT GC XIGIIEST 1 RonyWinters 811113. STANDINGS G .W . J. F .K . South T .j. East North WEST Lincoln Manual jim Brauch measures a putt. Head down. Eye on the ball. WON LOST 58 6 47 17 35 29 35 29 30 34 29 35 28 36 26 38 0 64 GOLF ROSTER Dan Allen - Doug Boyd Tim Brauch Errol Cerovski Mike Cerovski Steve Curry Steve Iurich Rick Kell Charles Miller Rick Oakman Steve Phelps Lamoyne Sturgeon john Walker Alan Weide Golfers Chip into Seventh The golf team did exceptionally well this year. Most of the players were Sophomores and ju- niors, two of whom, Tim Brauch and Dan Allen, were consistently among the top ten golfers in The team consisted of twelve players, ten of whom should return to make an even better team next year. Tim Brauch, number one golfer in the city, is a Sophomore this year and should provide the West Golf Team with two more years of excellent service. Dan Allen, another consi- stently good golfer, will return next year as a Senior and provide, with Brauch, an excellent foundation for next year's team. Cross Countr Gains Experience The West High Cross Country team, coached by Mr. Glenn Scheele, placed ninth in the final standings this year. The team, consisting of five boys, retained a RO S TER Alan Banta john Gault Ed Jennings Bruno Lopez Reggie Sanchez FINA L STANDINGS Lincoln 38 pts. East 40 pts. G. W. 42 pts. T.j. 73 pts. Manual 78 pts. J. F. K. 79 pts. South 105 pts. North 110 pts. WEST 129 pts. great deal of optimism and competitive spirit through- out the season. The nine league meets proved to be very strenuous and challenging to the boys who com- peted. Their record, though not very impressive, pro- vided the team with experience to build toward a better team next year. in- F iii See ya later! They're off and running! Burke, Mike Cerovski, Mike Close, Rich Frank, Gary Greenwood, jim Hernandez, Tony King, Ed McKinney, Dennis McKinney, Orie Montoya, Steve Pierson, Dan Rodriguez, john Romero, Ben Rothrock, Guy Sanchez, Greg Schultz, Phil Scott, Gary Serrano, Dale Smith, Dale Squier, Dan Trujillo, Tom Wood, Ken Swimmers Bulld for '69 Our season was not a very good one as far as wins and losses are concerned. We didn't win a meet but did score a lot of points in the meets we had. We had one of the best divers in the state, Richard Close, who won nine diving events out of ten. We had a few swimmers who won first place in three or more of our meets. Eddie King came in first seven times and Richard Smith came in first three times. There were twenty members on the team and it is gratifying to note that we are only losing four seniors from this team. There will be sixteen swimmers back next year of which ten are lettermen. sabeu STANDINGS W L Washington 8 0 Jefferson 7 1 Kennedy 6 2 South 5 3 Lincoln 4 4 East 3 5 North 2 6 Manual 1 7 West 0 8 ggi: if K! Frank Ortega, 95 lb. 3rd All-City Sid Carlisle, 120 lb. Frank Lopez, 103 lb 3rd All-City Mike Gallegos, 112 lb. Vic Mora, 127 lb. Gary Young, 133 lb. ist All-City ist All-City, 2nd All-State Experience Lack Costs Grapplers West Grapplers, coached by Mr. Glenn Scheele, had a rather disappointing record of wins and losses this year, finishing seventh in the DPL Standings. This was the result of a lack of experienced wrestlers on this year's squad. The outlook is good, however for next year's squad. Four wrestlers: Vic Mora, Gary Young, Frank Lopez, and Frank Ortega, won well deserved placings in the City Tournament. Although we did not have a state champ this year, Vic Mora and Gary Young advanced in the state tournament. Gary was eventually named as runner -up in the 133 -pound match of the state championships. With these ac- complishments, there is a possibility that Vic and Gary may be offered scholarships to wrestling camps this summer. --1-.- Tension mounts as Ed Kiclneigh grinds for a pin. Lincoln North East South Washington Kennedy A determined, Mike Erwin, goes after his opponent. WE ST Ernie Gallindo, 138 lb. Mme min, 165 lb. jefferson Manual Carlos Loza, 145 lb. John Clark, iso lb. 89 West High wrestler, john Clark, drives hard for a pin STANDINGS 8 6 5 4 4 4 3 2 l jim Heit, 154 lb. '91 2 Ed Kidne igh, Hwt . W L J M V, 4 Y' in One-hundred, twenty-seven pounder, Vic Mora, never takes the easy way out! Carlos Loza finds tough competition. jim Heit calls his opponent's bluff Cowboy grappler, Pasorelli, rides tough bronco. . Q K gi-is F f 2 Heavyweight, Felix Martinez, works hard to pin his Opp one nt . Lincoln Kennedy Washington North Manual WE ST East jefferson South ,,,,..-ff ,.-W nh'- M-1-.,,M,,M -'--N .... . T Steve Landau maneuvers his Washington opponent. -Squad Grapplers Pin Sixth The B-Squad wrestlers, coached by Mr. Mike Huddleston, placed sixth this season in the Denver Prep League Standings. Stronger in the lower weights, the cowboys could not round up enough heavier competi- tors -to have a strong team. The experience gained, however, should help future teams. Billote, Roger v Boyd, Doug Ellis, Sam Gonzales, Tony Hawkins, Phil Ikenberry, Doug Jennings, Ed Jennings, Gene Landau, Steve Lopez, Bruno Martinez, Felix Moore, Harry Tafoya, Ernie Tuff, Don Varoz, Albert H111 West-South MCI-aughlin Jackson West-Kennedy Rhoades P61192 Newbins Rhoades Carruthers McDowell McDowell Newbins Perez lack-9011 Dun-mire Carruthers P. Medina McLaughlin West-Manual Gonzales Rhoades West-Lincoln Seewald Carruthers Newbins Perez Carruthers Rhoades P. Medina Newbins McDowell jackson jackson P. Medina West-jefferson Gonzales Rhoades West-North Jackson Carruthers Newbins Perez McDowell Rhoades Perez Newbins P. Medina jackson Gonzales T. Medina Seewald McLaughlin West-Washington West-East Rhoades Jackson jackson Rhoades Newbins Newbins McDowell Carruthers Perez Perez Carruthers Gonzales Gonzales McLaughlin Cowpokes Explode Into Action Outstanding is the only word that describes the 1968 bas- ketball season. Starting the year with a 6-1 pre-season record, the Cowboys then earned Well-deserved wins over South, Thomas jefferson, George Washington, Lincoln, North, and East while losing only to Manual and Kennedy. In the city tournament, the Cowboys staved off determined bids by Jefferson and Lincoln to advance to the tournament finals where West met the North Vikings in one of the most exciting games in Denver Prep League history. The Cow- boy supporters saw their determined team come from be- hind in the first quarter and take a brief lead. As the game progressed, the lead changed hands with neither team apparently able to gain a sizable advantage. It was not until the clock showed less than a minute to play that the contest was decided. The Cowboys were behind by one point, 53-52 with possession of the ball. With less than fifteen seconds showing on the clock, Richard McLaughlin tried a desperate layup that bounced harmlessly off the backboard. The final buzzer sounded and ended the finest Cowboy basketball season since 1943. Statistics told the story of the 1968 season. As a team the West High Cagers boasted the strongest defense in the city. With Gale Newbins and Gary Rhoades minding the boards, and Louis Perez, Ken Jackson, and Aaron Carruth- ers pressing on the outside, Cowboy opposition rarely scored higher than 55 poinm per game. Gale Newbins and Gary Rhoades provided strong offensive punch. Gale fin- ished second in the city scoring race with Gary following close behind. Gale was also named Denver Post Prep of the Week, and placed on the second team. Ken jackson and Aaron Carruthers also received an honor mention on the all-city teams. Prospects for the next year's squad are encouraging. With the return of Gary Rhoades, Aaron Carruthers, Richard McLaughlin, and sophomore jim Gonzales, and a host of others, things look good for a 1969 city championship and a possible state berth. . ' ' se- ., McLaughlin snags opponents rebound Gonzales eyes basket questioningly STANDINGS W 7 6 5 4 3 3 3 3 2 1... Action resumes as Gail Newbins tips ball to a team Aided by teammate Ken Jackson battles for rebound Allen, Dan Carruthers, Aaron Cerovski, Errol Cumhall, jerry Davis, jerry Dunmire, DeWayne Dyes, Mike Espinosa, jerry Jackson, Ken jacques, Tom jurich, Steve Hernandez, Bob Lechuga, Gary Malone, jim Mason, Mark McLendon, Mike McDowell, Darrell McLaughlin, Richar Medina, Phil Medina, Ted Mitchell, Marcus Newbins, Gail Perez, Louis Phelps, Steve Seewald, Dave Sturgeon, Lamoyne Rhoades, Gary Wilson, Ron Inova-v 'Qc U --0-nwoitw va 44.11 sri ,V ,, ,A me I-nn naw 1 1 MIR an x-.ww owefhnd ,L.-Ana M ,M A 4 ag .41-Wm Qs ,. V, W., ' ,fm -fu,..,,,,.i,,-4,14 .M,-w,.,,.M ,gm v'u'dfw Rfiwvvffwvwfm .,-.,,,,,.v-W- ' , 'Sn' L Q r 5 1 xg? x 5 6 K , an vi, G-we 43. 6 K fu -3 as A--sf 'w .ay z if, 2? if f ' If, . 'M Sophs. Lack Skill And Experience This season's record was 4 wins and 12 losses. The sophomores beat Lincoln, North, and Manual twice. They lost 5 games by 3 or less points. The team this year had good height, but lacked speed and good shooters. A great deal of improvement was shown throughout the season by all the boys and if they will work on some of the fundamentals between now and next season, the variety next year could be real good. This year's squad was small in number, but considering all things, we had a very productive season. Mr. Howard Cordry, Coach 35 Sophomore attempts basket despite opponents. ! 443 xref! ...si xg Sophomore , Fred Krebs STANDINGS jeffe rs on Washington South Kennedy Manual East WEST North Lincoln a E n 1 . xH,f' I 1125 3 L? K , 5 SA Ilsl ', 'f ,Ili . W L 15 1 13 3 11 5 8 8 8 8 6 10 4 12 4 12 3 13 Melvin Brown Tim B1-auch Gary Cook Ray Fleer jim Gonzales Ernie Guerrero Ralph Hodges Fred Krebs Carlos Martinez Carlos Perez Danny Perez David Rivera Reggie Sanchez Alan Sansted outj umps his opposition Runners Step High Off and running, the Cowboy Track Team looks prom- ising. For the 1968 season under new Head Coach john Slovak, such track members as Marcus Mitchell, Robert Owens, Darrell McDowell, DeWayne Dunmire, Dean Holtzinger, Ray Santillanez, and many more should figure prominently in future meets. In almost every event, the Cowpokes are stronger and deeper than last year's squad. Of special interest, however, is the return of National junior A. A.U. 100 yard champion Marcus Mitchell. After his running an amazing 9. 6 second 100 yard dash last june, track officials in future meets will be watching the clock for a possible new state record. De- Wayne Dunmire, an Illinois transfer student, should be a strong contender for the state pole-vaulting champion- ship. Other events showing promise include high jump, hurdles, shot put, and the relays. It will be an interest- ing season to watch as the West High Track Te am works its way through the calendar. Banta, Alan Billotte, Roger Bowman, Charles Burl, Alex Campbell, William Candelaria, Anthony Castro, Frank Cerovski, Errol Dorsey, Tom Dunrnire, DeWayne Dyes, Gregory Esquibel, Nash Ewing, Bob Fullwood, Kazuo Gualt, John Holtsinger, Dean jackson, Ken jaramillo, Ernest Kramer, jim Landau, Steve Lane, Bill Lucero, Andy fs Q91 'RQ 9 3 DeWayne Dunmire strains to clear bar at six feet Malone, james McClendon, Mike McDowell, Darrell McLaughlin, Richard Mitchell, Marcus Newbins, Gale Owens, Robert Phillips, William Renes, Jim Rhoades, Gary Rodriguez, Dave Romero, Ed Sadberry, Doug Sanchez, Harold Santillanez, Ray Stelk, Dennis Strong, Alan Waldez, Florintine Walker, john Welch, Mike Wilson, Ron Brosky, jesse 15.1 1 Rkxffz at 'Ns , ,,, '3- it t V, kg I.: Q' .,,., visit , 31-if is . -.,b,iJ if' x cliff? we i West vaulter, Andy Candelaria, gains speed to reach a greater height. National junior A. A. U. Champion Marcus Mitchell jogs I-Iurdler Darrell McDowell Works on his timing and speed in the 180 yard low hurdles. Members of the one mile relay team run practice heam. back to the starting line. - x . X ,, , xy 4' a , . -an pf- 4 .f West trackman, Les bar during practice. Three Cowboy Runners practice heats in the quarter mile. t , er Sm1th maneuvers over a low A junior Andy Lucero, reaches for the final inches in a broad jump 98 High Hopes For '68 This year's gymnastics squad should soar to a high position in the D. P. L. standings, stated Mr. Ben Coleman, coach. The squad, competing under new rules, will enter four contestants in each event. Outstanding players in- clude Rich Close, Dusk Winkler, Dave Helgeson, and john Martinez. In sum- mary, the outlook appears to be good for an exceptionally outstanding season. A parallel bar hand stand is demonstrated in excellent form by Richard Close executes a piked 3!4 on the trampoline Chris Ayala. Ayala, Chris Barros, David Brown, Robert Close, Rick Erlbacker, john Fenton, Steve Frank, Gerald Garcia, john L. Helgeson, Dave King, Ed Lucas, Logan Manzanares, john R. Martinez, john Nelson, Harold Ortega, Frank Quintana, Richard Quintrall, Phil Sides, Steve Sprouse, David Sutton, Donald Urtado, Galvin Vigil, Donald Paul Vigil, Phil Winkler, Dusk -'11-fs:1tf1.:Sz41i.r f,.-,,.f:fQ::v:rrs Excellent precision and timing is demonstrated by West gymnast, john Mar- tinez, on the side horse. 2 'wg-a is Senior, Dave I-Ielgeson, performs the difficult L cross on the rings. West gymnast shows humor while perfecting his routine. Rich Close completes his routine with a straddle heat dismount on the high bar. All around gymnast, Dusty Winkler, pre pares for a full twisting dismount on the high bar. N N w 5 L wcdfjql 451, 5. 5. 3, ,iv i 2 1-5- 4 H QQ V. if I E39 J sf? . 1. ,,,k wwfyw S --um, ,....,,......., A M S 1 QW '67 STANDINGS W Jeffers on 16 South 1 1 Sa f?9Q,o,, a n H Abeyta, Phil Ayala, Andy Brookhouser, john Carruthers, Aaron Clark, John Cordova, Dave Curry, Steve Cutshall, jerry Dudley, Tim Espinosa, J. Gerald Gallegos, Mike Gonzales, jim Gumbay, Steve Heit, jim Hernandez, Robert Holloway, Warren Ikenberry, Scott jones, Alan Lindberg, john Lopez, Craig Lopez, Leonard Lucero, David Lujan, Ron Miller, Charles Nitta, Gary Romero, Eddie Rothrock, Guy Seewald, Dave Stewart, Keith Tenorio, Dan Tuff, Don Ulibarri, jim Pitcher, Aaron Carruthers, Winds up for, pre-season game. Washington 9 Lincoln 8 WEST 7 East 6 Kennedy 6 North 6 Manual 3 Dave Seewald makes contact. as A S ,S -Q Lv! E 5 2 Perez bends to meet a low toss. Dave Seewald strides in to home with time to spare. 1 .- , AQ.- '67 Season West's Varsity Baseball squad, coached by Mr. Louis Garrimone, slid into 5th position in the Denver Prep League Standings. The team had some very outstanding performan- ces by Lee Hawkins, Mike Leyba, Orval Kyle Dennis Haas, Wayne Ristig, Mark Hulse, and Bob Davis. The squad, however, had trouble putting its game together. '68 Season Prospects look excellent for a good '68 season. The team is high spirited, talented, and works smoothly 'to- gether. The recent purchase of a pitching machine for practice hitting has taken the strain off the pitching staff and given hitters a real good chance to sharpen their swings. Among the heaviest hitters on the squad are Aaron Carruthers, john Lindberg, jim Heit, Charles Miller, and Scott Ikenberry. This group of real swingers is backed up by a staff of veteran pitchers including Aaron Carruthers Scott Ilcenberry, and Tim Dudley. All in all, things look great for a big season. John Lindberg drives on to third. Swish! IO4 sm Unlimbering Leonard Lopez improves his pitching ability. l l g-, r l -'-' K is 4 i n ' e l . rw, ,dz-if at . QQ.. , H., five-ff? fr lf. ,.g1,,,- . Sa? N45 ffsf, 5 3 Fred Krebs is declared safe at home plate. Phil Vigil practices bunting down third baseline. Arellano, Rojer Cameron, Charles Clark, john Cook, Gary Dindinger, David Fleer, Ray Gonzales, Larry Gurero, Ernie Harrington, Harry Harris, Robert Hawkins, Phil Hernandez, Pete Hodges, Ralph Ikenberry, Doug jones, Bob Krebs, Fred Martinez, Carlos Montoya, Steve Perez, Carlos Ramirez, Victor Romero, Ben Sanchez, Reggie Vigil, Phil Soph Prospects Dim Prospects for an outstanding 1968 sophomore baseball team were questionable as the team suffered from a lack of experience. According to Assistant Coach Vitolo, the strength cen- tered mainly around the defensive play of the team. With a tight infield, and an alert out- field, the sophs look to keep the opponent's score at a minimum. This may not prove to be an easy task because of an inexperienced pitching crew. To complement this, the ab- sence of heavy hitters may be a factor in the final outcome of future games. The accumu- lation of valuable experience looks to be the most important gain of the 1968 sophomore baseball season. Coach Sabell gives players a rousing pep talk. A Reflection of People, Working, Worrying, Urging, Guiding . . 74w!12f an 2- fin w1fT!E:.' ' aggga fp, U ,sa W K SYQLGER 4 ,.W: Q an f Wheels of Progress Miss Marie Robinson, Dean Of Girls Mr. Travis Taylor, Coordinator Mr. Robert Mohar, Assistant Principal dmlmstratlon Future Plotters Riddell, Robert B. A. And M. A. Anderson, Rodney Lindvall. Phoebe Brown, Sarah B.A., M.A. , Ed. D. B.A. and M.A. B.A. and M.A. ,1'.2, '-- . f-.f . A af i, 'xi i 1+f, q,H+ 2 ,gig 452 Hg s ew 5 1 3- rf, P S-.wp - 1. f I ' l 2 SF' p X g lg J ff? .rf if Johnson, Karl Gill, Lois Harrison, Thomas B.A. A.B. and M.A. B. S. and M.A. Picture Right: Kahane , Edith IU!! Dr. Anderson discusses jobs. ' :WH-fwzim' . ' 1 '- in :fi .:1:. igf , ,, -I K:-R --'l, f'.,,z..r,I:, k,M,W4 'wp-nmmmww ,gf?ag,:,f M., i. Q-,Q Q S J Hearn, Agnes Hicks, Richard k sy t ' ,X..X X., V A H. A.B. and M.A. . f. Markkanen, Elizabeth B.A. and M.A. B. S. Meyers, Faith R.N., B.S., M.P.s. - ' ':',. . Horton, Richard james, Irma Vitolo, Thomas A, B. B. S. and M. Ed. B. S. and M. Ed. The West High Counseling Team, headed by Mr . Robert Riddell, Chairman of Counseling and Guidance, Worked to give each student at West, Whether college or vocation bound, the individual attention and guidance neccessary for the vital career decisions which must be made by every high school student. Mr. Riddell was ably as- sisted by Mrs. Agnes Hearn, College Coun- sellor and Mr. Rod Anderson, Educational Career Counsellor. Other full and part-time counsellors Were james, Vitolo, Coleman, Smith, Cooper, Kilgore, Cordy, Mejia, Moore, Peterson, Squires, Parthum, Allison, Martin, Sabell, Scheele, jacques, C-ill, Thompson, and Hayes. lll JOHNSON, CARL IJHEUREUX, IRMA B A. and M.A. B.A. and M.A. Speaking, Listening, Writing All names of persons, places, things are Nouns, as CAESAR, ROME, and KINGS. Pronouns are used in place of nouns I think, SHE sings, THEY Work, HE frowns. When the kind you wish to state, use an Adjective, as GREAT. But if of manner you would tell, use Adverbs, such as SLOWLY. To find an adverb, try this test, ask HOW? or WHEN? or WHERE? or WHY? Prepositions show relation, as with respect, or in our nation. Conjunctions, as their name implies, are joining wordsg they are the ties, that bind together DAY AND NIGHT, CALM BUT COLD, DULL OR BRIGHT. Next We have the verbs, which tell of action, being, and state as well, TO WORK, SUC- CEED, ACHIEVE, and CURB--each one of these is call- ed a verb. The interjections show surprise, As OH, AHS! AH ME! HOW WISE! Thus briefly does this jingle state, the parts of speech which total eight. , , , , .ke as 5 Q, , ii 5 v I 'Q I- 'L xv bzngl N K , A BAUMGARTNER, DENHALTER, BETH ALICE B. A. B. S. and M. A. B. A ,, A, . FLOYD, JUDITH ,S w.4I' MARTIN, IDA B A S , ,i it mg f Martin's best friends, the animals. Reading, educational mainstay a .w MARTIN SONIA 1 ROBERTS, IRIS A A and B.S. WILLIAM BA andMA. NELSON, DONALD B. A. and M. A. SIDDEEK, MARIA B. A. WILLIAMS, CORA B. A. A.. gg. sf 'Xi Y .i. ..giij,. 1 A 1 ni - r'i!22i1'l'lf--+ xrifsibash-A A wnwff -t itfiixiiii '11 . nxn'i'h'i1'l COOPER, MARILYN B.A. and B.S. ln.. CORDRY, HOWARD B.A. and M.ED. K1LGoRE, MAURICE MARKS, JAMES MEIIA, DAVID A lecture On fha Civil Waf- B s B A Time Is Here Mr. Glenn Scheele, Head of Social Studies Department, predicts a decline in elective courses and an increase of team teaching. Team Teaching, a new program started this year at West, consists of a combination of three American History classes in a joint session with teachers discussing their spe- cialized fields. It has been a great success and the students are responding to this stim- ulating new program. A few new faces were seen in the depart- ment this fall. Miss Cecily Gardell, Mr. james Marks, Mr. David Mejia, Mrs. Shay andMiss Jeanne Walker were welcomed with open arms and soon became old hands at the daily routines. f-I . 7. 1' 537 -1 iv' Miss Gardell, new teacher, in action. m c, ,, ,yy Z' HBR in' xx A . 55 if MOORE, MARGARET B.A. and M.A. Na... REYNOLDS , B.S, RICK ,-.kL.. ' - I ,emo-an I . fax .X . jf -5 1 , 1 -1- .If 23:51 - A A V , Q - A V A .A,,g,. I L,g, , .1 K , SHAFER, I-LARRY B.A. and M.A. SCHEELE, GLENN B.A. and M.A. TAKESUE, DEXTER B . A. A look at Team-teaching in action. Facts And Figures The Mathematics Department this year, as always, has been exceedingly helpful in pre- paring West High Students for college and vocation. A great Variety of math courses ranging from general to business and sci- ence--related mathematics helped to encour- age students to see new relations between their environments and math. A great deal of appreciation goes to Mrs. Anderson, Head of the Math Department, whose efforts and cooperation enabled our teachers and students to learn and work to- gether more effectively. X HS f A A' i,'iic Fi : gi .L 1'5 , 'Nt 'SK S pp- ' y i 1 , gf- -- , N . i ig .W U .S , 1, 1-fp' rx? by L Magi? 2' RFK5.. KN x 4-A . EEN Q , Q . ,X 5 'K' I fl ffvf' . 1 lt M TM icil ANDERSON, VIOLA BOEI-llvl, CAROL A.B. A.B. A 'i- .. 1 , . 1 wsu-as MAHONEY, WILLIAM SMITH, RICHARD B.S. B.S. A! Whew! What a day, what a DELAY, ROBERT B. s. B. s. GUEVARA, MARTHA , ' . li . K J W? 5 i g .1 4' Q. .8-F day .... HAYS, LAWRENCE B. S . ii l VAN DER IVIEER, WEBB, DONALD ZIMMERHACKEL, GLENDA B. S . HARRY B, A, B. S. ll6 S ACKER, ROBERT BAILY, FLOYD B.S. B.A. andM.S. COWHERD, LLOYD EASLEY, RALPH Apeek at the ChemistryLab. BIS' A,S,, B,A,, and M.A. KJNGSLEY, WILLIAM THOMSON, DONALD B.A. and M.A. V M . f ggi S -, T f 1 T WARD, CARLE A.B. A.B. WI-HTING , BASIL M . N. S . We salute this year's science teachers with much pride. They have done an excellent job of informing and teaching our students the neccessity and value of scientific knowledge in today's World. Through the various means of discussions, experiments, dissecting, and tests, our students have gained numerous facts and data which will inevitably be of much use to them in the future. Mr. Don Thomson, Head of the Science De- partment, has made outstanding contribu- tions to the department and school through his continuous efforts to improve the sci- ence courses We offer. 117 Around The World In Languages Escuche classe ! BROWN, SARA FLUCKEY, JAMES M.A. and B. A. A,B. and M.A. With accelerated space effort and the de- velopment of faster and faster super trans ports, the World is shrinking at an alarm- ing rate and the World's cultures and languages find themselves rubbing shoulders and intermingling more and more. This, basically, is the problem which the Foreign Language Department deals with at West-the problem of com- munication in a shrinking World. As always, the Department Was an active one with offerings in German, French, Russian, Spanish, and Latin coupled with the Sponsorship of two very busy clubs, LATIN AMERICAN STUDENT CLUB and FRENCH CLUB. KAUFMAN, LISELOTTE A. B. JACQUES, GORDON B. A. and M. A. I K-55.1, .KL gkkk .,., .,V. I ,V -'--'jx- 5,5 - 't' ' Q-Zj. ' -x fil -fn: il :Z Sri . ., ' , fi ' 'f '- f ' 35' Q. rg,-5' Y - :29f 'g.Q1-:Hz V- fx -- fmeawm . MAZANARES, FRED B. A. and M. A. DUNCAN, REVA A. B. and M. A. Law ,..,, - -ff.. , HARRIS, FRAYDA B. S. and B. A. A,. e c V.-a -flak. ' f- f'. 2 ':1- , ff ffi fiJ. 7 , - .. ..,. I .VLV lj - l .AAAB f at as ..., fi, e BA.. B... ERWIN SQUIRES, CARL B. A. and M. A. Christmas decorations are a pain KOEPSEL, Messy desk Mr Squires' B' S' and M' A' 119 Watch Our Speed! An overhauled Special Education program caught students and members of the de- partment up in a whirl of activity that kept them moving all year long. Messrs. Koep- sel and Squires and Mesdames Duncan and Harris initiated a new program involving team teaching in two hour time blocks with a real emphasis on the practical. Among other varied activities, the classes worked to develop office-practice skills and insight into the problems of manufacturing and marketing. They produced several types of salable items which were sold in the DECA STORE in Room l48. Profits were banked to provide valuable experience with another aspect of the business world. Brawn and aw-MW COLEMAN BEN DOUGHERTY RUTH GARRAMONE B. A. and M. A. B. S. and M. A. A. B- and M. A A ou 7 2. 3 V3 15... LOUIS IURICH MIKE SCHAAK , BETTY ' - T ' - L Mighty big Chess Board, Mr. Garramone! 120 Mrs. Burke poses for a shot. Scheele relaxes between classes. SCHEELE, GLENN SLOVAK, JOHN B.A. and M.A. B.A. and M.Ed. September of '67 brought a number of changes to the Physical Education Depart- ment at West High. Foremost among them were two new faces: Mr. john Slovak as a A replacement for Mr. Alex Burl in track and Mrs. Burke as a replacement for Mrs Barbara Hedges in Girl's P. E. Both were welcomed by West and within a few weeks i iir had become old hands in the West-High Corral. But they had a lot of help, of course, from WALL, NANCY HUDDLESTQN7 M1143 veteran members of a strong department- B- 5- 15-A- -members who keep slugging away at mak- ryii seyii ing a fine Physical Educational Program P llll even stronger. The boys' Phys. Ed. :vz A - classes, for example, have been beefed up my through a stronger emphasis on wrestling W Q just notice the grunts and groans the next iy My i 8 . time you go past the gymb and girls have p Q1 an ever widening choice of classes--from A Jawa, regular gym through a variety of dance ivs classes and gynmastics. W , t- ? Ji f5,g.,,...,.,..... -, , ,, . as f A tip of the Western Hat to a fine depart- P ment for its outstanding contributions both THOMPSON DALE SABELL FRED in class and after class on the playing B,A, and M,A, B,A, ' fields. l2l , .,,,J,.,. .ik Pat-a-Cake, . .and Future Builders The Home Economics Department this year has done a better -than -ever job of present- ing many great opportunities for both boys and girls to learn such skills as cooking, sewing, home decoration, household skills, and host and hostess etiquette. Among the many activities of this department have been breakfasts, a Host and Hostess Tea, and a Home Economics Bazaar. Along with new facilities in our Home Economics Di- vision, we were fortunate to acquire Miss Jonasson as the new department head. As a result of her interest and that of the other teachers, many of our students will be able to prepare for their future home- life. Mr. Brunner, head of this year's Indus- trial Art department, and other shop teachers did a terrific job of helping our students achieve excellence in such skills as mechanical drawing, woodcraft, machine trade, metalwork, printing, and crafts. Their careful assistance has helped prepare many of our boys for vocations and careers in Industrial arts related fields. , 5, Y., K at 'R 59 F' I V f, W ,,.,, , i.,-,, - ,. ,,... , YE A A ATKINS, -JUDY B. s. 21' - J' .Q , 1 if A , ,159 A J ,. .iff '.-, H al-5 V, JONAssON, GEORGIA B. s. BRUNNER, JOHN B . A . , . J' v 5 -,-' ., J H1 650' . '05 av , ,y::i':..q' fi-fm ff A KING, MARGARET B.S. and M.S. PETERSON, DELBERT B.A. and M.A. UNDERI-HLL, HAROLD B.A. and M.A. 123 5 .gi f .Ei-new ' Q FWTET? .AE ma Aw w E: XL J X xg f KL , GROVE, WILLIAM A . B. PARTHUM, MARY PAGE, VERNA B.s. and M.A. B.A. and M,A. I ROCKETT, EVELYN ROBBEN, RODGER A.A. andB.A. M.S. J WAYGOOD, JOHN WIEIAND, DALE B.A. B.A. Mr. Hicks works his class. Was:- 'NWI AL-.al BROWN, cLov1s B. A. DYCE, CHARLES B. S. and M. A. 2 . I Qt 5 6 BURKGREN, GARY B. A. and M. A. ,. M.--y 44 FISHER, JAMES B. A. 124 A Christmas at the Redlick house. -Mi Speedy typists Work away! g it 'Ita ws tui g V: Mr. Dyce putts away on the green. IOST, PATRICIA B. S. and B. A. PRESENKOWSKI, ANNE B. S. are REDLICK SETVIN, MARGIE A. B. and M. A. 125 Tipeeng Hlpz, T ping Helps But so do Steno, Business Eng- lish, Business Law, Bookkeeping, Business Arithmetic, Office Practices, and Office Occupa- tions. Maybe this is Why the Business Department jumps and Why hundreds of Cowboys and Cowgirls enroll each semester in these classes. Ever stand outside a typing room and listen to the clatter and the dings? Strictly business, no doubt about it! Patty, Mytrice B. S,, B.A., G d?4'i.. we vigii, Abel M.A. B.A. GMA. ' ,f . 'L . E' Walker, Jeanne Karamigios, B. A. B, A. Brushes 8 Palettes As usual, bless'em, Miss Mytrice Patty and Mr. Abel Vigil were back in their studio rooms giving stu- dents the benefit of their own insight, talent, and experi- ence. And the fall of '67 brought two new art Teachers to West High, Misses Walker and Seman, along with a new and vital television art appre- ciation class. The program, beamed from KRMA, Chan- nel 6, operated in seven basic art areas: Art Appre- ciation, Pottery and Cera- mics, Drawing and Painting, Commercial Art, Art and Crafts, Design, and Art Ser- vice. The Art Department Staff at West High handled the program teaching at this end of the telecast. Iohn Semon, Sandra B.F.A. 126 'K 4 With pup in lap, Carey's content. Rhythm S Harmony Hercules Vigil on the Rampage ! ig .Ft asf: . 'Y 1. . fig 3 .. W f s Carey, Anne B. M. E. W 'N WWF? ee i e e Fluckey, James Layton, George ' Roberts, Blodwen A-B. GA- B. M. E. B.M. E. A special West High Thank You Goes to our hard Working Music Department, both the teachers and the members of voice and instrumental groups. As West High IMAGE BUILDERS they give generously of their time and talents at many, many functions. All year long, West has provided its own sound of music. Through the many voices of the Concert Choir, directed by Mr. Fluckeyg the Girl's Ensem ble, directed by Miss Robertsg the Advanced Choir directed by Mrs. Careyg and the Girl's Chorus, directed by Mrs. Carey and Miss Roberts. Mr. Layton completes the team with his able di- rection of the West High Concert Band, Stage Band, and Orchestra. E 5 i They Also 5 Serve: Clerical St a I I Carole Lucille Ellen Berggren Koch Mackey . f,.,f.,,zf Ella Mary N Barbara Patterson Sm ith Van Soeg nv' Mrs. Erickson Ip- in-.M V Mrs. Mannville, Miss Bertha Jones, secretary QSEATEDQ, Mrs. Elkins, and Nlrs. Imamura Mrs. Berggren 3 1 v 2 LUNCHROOM STAFF Marvel Arnos Delores Fornoff Betty Baumgartner Lucille George Bertha Lindsey Evelyn Larkin Lillian Lafflin Gladys Bauer Grace Arnell Io Ann Brachle Cordie Kagohara Alberta Canterbury CUSTODIAL STAFF Oliver Diggs, l-ID. GUST. Eric Myers Jean De genhardt Guillermo Ortiz Loualla Beachman Leroy Green Lester Lee Ray Stinstron Ralph Halverson Cooks and Custodians Candidly Speaking -1 w- qv A Reflection of People, Building Friendships, Making Memories 79 I Q 2 I 5 Mr. and Miss Westerner The Westerner Staff annually se - lects two outstanding Seniors as Miss and Mr. Westerner. The two students chosen have not previously been recognized for their accom - plishments while at West High School. lt is with pride that the 1968 Westerner Staff announces Linda Fiorella as Miss Westerner, and Errol Cerovski as Mr. Westerner. Among their many activities, Linda and Errol have been members of Spur, National Honor Society and have participated in junior Escorts and Pages. Besides these honor ac- tivities, Linda has been a member of Honorary Cadets, and Errol is a senior member of Student Council. 'lor' 35 59 B3 .LQ 9 Wwww. ,ff ' ,QQYF .Milf 2 , f ,ff .QMS -, L25 FSS! f I- gx NM M Z ,mnnlllllll . , fw wffy . Wand f '2 55 L, i'52m.wQ , Wi in ,. 2 2 A 1 - , A Q 'W l x , ' f tg p 5 I 'iw , fr al K, 5 if w 3 L,-,' L 5133: H Q 452, i i gil 4 i :Q :ef ::2..g:.'-,., .Ks :Z '5' ' 'ef wr ' A 4 3 , f . , , 3' if 1 if ' Q 'G if 2 2 4 nf W --:QM 7 . ,. i ,aw ' if P. M f. . 'L 55 ,. .M NN 'D a fn 'Fc ff- 'L A QP ?x'w fs' 'N Q X a PNN, Q QA A at Q P fy, it 0 'N H fc M 'C f' 'Q' 3. F Q 'gl W In I it S gk in 9 iw Q f 0 iff 1 3 A If an 33 'Q wr Gig 4? Q R ith 1' is if? F 0 f 9 Q Q ? 2 53 E e 1? e, 9 'N vs- 'V' 'H' 'J' ' T 'in' Q f W if Q f 1 'Sf :L nat Y 7, ng I ew is :B if 1,1523 6 got., R1 :spa 3-A -up Q 0 Y ,M Q B 0 in ,. Q N r a P' I' Q Q 06 fu 'lf ' fr, P9 e 3 4' UQIF Har It aglskfq , 1 5 c ei ingzdvagctor og:a 9 9 ' C 0 C. Q1 fs 45 0 if 'T H , If ff 4- 5 Qxcugf 1-'16 ' Q ff 4. -all +2 fs , ' e 'F' 4 Q L v n Q f ,P n 4 0 1 f ff' f , ,P ., 'ff viii EJ Q F, e , es ,, M if ft 1 A be Q Q' et 0 Q Q 9 if Q in at 8 9 4 T 951 ,E gt as if if Q Q Q, 'Q' fr' n -3' 5 f W-J '-:-.tiff All the radiance and joy of a mem - orable evening shone from the faces of all juniors and Seniors who at- tended the Senior -junior Prom, The Crystal Ball, which was held on Friday, April l9, 1968. This occasion was celebrated at the Pine Hurst Country Club where the Dean Bushnell Band provided enchanting music from 9:00 p. m. until 12:00 p.m. Linda Maes Scott llcenberry Th 6 Crystal Rosie Rodriguez Dave Helgeson 3 TQ gg , I f if 5, , 'e The Crystal Ball Patty Lujan Ron Wilson Betty Procop1o Andy Lucero Princess: Laura Kitzman Prince: Gary Rhoades 1 . Qwmi- V . gl. 1 , . - V, - . -i ff ' S-- if Q - ua, Q A5 Re-Yule-lon '67-'68 ,WMM f' ,1 .www ,nf mlm: ff 5 sl if 2 ' F ,M-Md ,Q e' -,gt -QA W Q 5 1' W., gm my mm U .4 sag w V' if aff' iw' M. ,A Ha QL, as HB-3111 .Lu gms W ka! SML ,f W mg ,M ill RI 'P ap. ,iz gi L Q15 am mei ,Ml uni ali ui Sif- f-E :iw A 1 Dutstanding Senior ominees if 2 wi . iw'-is 1. W L H -is -f 'ffz,i ,l. fi S as 50 Mi T' Jeanne Abrahamsson Pat Appelhans Sandra Barron Roger Billotte Marlene Bohl Loretta Cardenas Errol Cerovski Paula Cifka Sandra Collins Angela Cruz Dianne DeSantis Marsha Duston John Dydyn Greg Dyes Ron Eberhart Linda Fiolella Linda Gillmore Frank Harris Roberta Har11og Karen Hendricks Scott Ikenberry Tom Jacquez Chris Johnson Bill King Robert Lauber Bruce Lauer Kathy Lell Jan Lemons John Lindberg Belinda Lucero Theresa Lucero Linda Maes Phil Medina Janice Messenger Bill Miller Gary Nitta Janice Ramirez Rose Rodriquez Cathy Rothgarn Judy Ruckman Kathy Salizgaber Rita Sanchez Karen Shupe Dave Seewald Crystal Stroberg Dave Sutton Pam Wells Ron Winters Karen Zoltenko Ken Zook Sponsor , Mrs. James fleft to rightj President, Stu Schmutzler Vice-President 7 lass Of '68 Peggy Marston Secre tary , Kathy Lell T1'ea.surer , Dave Sutton mga, OE ANGULANO PA T APPELHANS a,,,,,M , STUART ARNOLD CHRISTINA ATENCIO iw-15 I i , I :ze-1 yffwgf- , . A. ' I ' ,.,1?isi?14 If em ' , , I v 'f ' ,Q M SAM ABBOTT JEANNE ABRAHAMSSON I ,W .fl new A -W., frm? JOHN AGUILAR JOHNNY ALEG RIA 5,735 A1751 CHUCK ARAGON CONNIE ARCHULETA , Avy? , 'rf 'S xg 'J' vu J, T wi , JOHN ADAMS :O -N ,. '-': 5' ROBERT ANDERSON JIM ARNOLD CJ, ' 5 1.44 5 LOUISE A ATENCIO JOHN ATKINS 144 LINDA A TTEBU RY 91 . 13,7 xx kkrk 7' - , f- V X A .SQ-. 7- MZ ALICE AVILA SANDY BARRON Q40 --4-wiv REX BLANCHARD MARLENE BO HL Seniors 'Sw DELORES AYALA Q45-ff DAVE BARROS ,.,. ,ff-f T '51 I I . flsw if pgs.-4 QQTQTEAW '-1 .. '- VICTORIA BOBIAN BARBARA BONN BETTY ALAN BACA TIM BANTA BAER KATHY FAY BARTLEY ROGER B1-ACKBURN BILLOTTE EDDIE BOBITSKY TOM BRAUCH 145 'f mmm H , .M A www l ' 'surf' SHIRLEY BONNIE JAMES MONICA MIKE BRIGHT BROWN BROWNE BUCKEYE BURKE 2 Q .Og T GREG DYES I if iii SID ROCKY QGLENQ ERROL CARLISLE CASTANEDA CEROVSKI xgI.9f45'gaV5:, fbi ,Tye new ' ::' J V A V M . A Y , O ' . O,,. at in -F' ' 1 5' xxkxy, x :e ,.1: ?Ef?l?,x x ALEX ANNA BURL BUSTO MIKE CORA CAGLE CANNON LORETTA JUDY CARDENA S CA RDY Si, 'vi RON CHACON ,, 1. 5 X 'ZZ' A W ,, T ,A Nr if ...W fy , iikf ' mm? R TERRY CHRISP CAROL CLARK 'SHO' md' at,-ww DORTHE DOUGLAS ROSIE IACK CHANCE CI-ARTIER CHAVEZ CI-HSM afg., f 'J' N N w0 PAULA CIFKA SHERRY CLARK fwsv RICH ANNA EVA SANDRA DAVE CLOSE COLEMAN COLEMAN COLLINS CO RDOVA Seniors --riff 5 an BETTY LINDA LOUIS COSIO CRAVEN CRIPPS DONNA CROSS BOB JERRY JERRY CURTIS CUSHMAN CUTSHALL JIM DEEDS R 7' SARA DELGADO NANCY DIX DIANNA DAN DAVID DESANTIS DEVON DIX ANGELA CRUZ QI-IESTERJ W? I ' 4-Y WILLIAM DEIBERT ROBERT DENNY CLAUDLA DOLAN niors ...jig 5 VALORIE MARSHA JOHN R KAREN DURHAM DUS TON DYDYN BRANDON DUNWORTH DuBOSA xi :ms he ug l nw 3, ww li 'Q RON GREG EBERHART DYES nf JOHN SHEHA ENZMAN ENMARK A ' ' SCOTT IKENBERRY 'wwf LINDA FIO RELIA BEN FRANCES REGINA IRENE ESTRADA FISHER FLAHERTY FLOREZ MS, frm ww PATRICIA ARDYS FODEN FOSTER DA ISABEL GALLEGOS GALLEGOS FRANCES LYNDA GA RCLA GAR CIA Of qf BONNIE JOAN GLEASON OOMEZ Seniors ..-.. 41' P 1-af' ,K ROBIN FOX KAZUO ARLENE FULLWOOD GALLEGO S LORENE I GALLEGOS DOLORES ELEANOR GARCIA GARCIA mf rj? JOHN GAULT LINDA DAVE GILLMORE GIMER REBECCA GOMEZ GLORIA LYDIA GONZALES GONZALES 150 f.. .M- R , .W , KATHY GOODIN ..,-f 'Z I . ,W I Y I Q' My 'J I I Q-nk A ,,,, W..,.....- My T 4 TOM GRIEGO 'LT7' TERRY GUERRA VICKY I-IEMMINGER -ET1 'ln 15 , 'I 2 I 'M I CHRIS JOHNSON . A 1 DIXIE KATHY KENNETH HALL HALL HALL 5 -EV' 'Vfwff' PATRICIA ROBERT CAROL HERNANDEZ HERNANDEZ HERNDON BILL G REENWOOD SHARON GRONSTEN ROBERTA I-IARTZOG LARRY HIGGINS R 4' 'K . L he 5 ?E??iQ?E'1 -TNQ :-- f- :c wlyaqwiii- K 1 .m,x:: 1: QWM2 ii! Siiyf M - ff' ,, h 5 :k -7 CHERYL REBECCA I-IOVEN QTAUBEQ HULL MAYNARD MARVA JACKSON JEFFERSON 41, JWX if X sta fig., 3 5qE:,.9f HAL SCOTT CHRISTINA I-IUPFER IKENBERRY IABLKQWSK1 ff' I ,T T RICI-IA RD LAUNA KELL KENNEDY .. ' 35 51 553' K1 M -,r?TH5:ffQ is is 5 r C GARY BILL KIENTZ KING LINDA MAES ...-.H-.4 E EUGENE TRA CE LLOYD JENN ING S KA RN S KEELING . xt? iii:-P-1.L ig . 1 A Y -L Seniors gsfy .4 if 1,311+ GLORIA LARA JOANNE LANKI-IORST SHARON BEVERLY BETTY KINGSBURY KIRKPATRICK LAFORETT L 5 ng? ,,.: I Nw ,K Aff-u'-'F TOM LELL ROBERT BRUCE KATHY LAUBER LAUER LELL K ,? :YJ -9 MARY LINDG REN CHRISTINE JOHN LARRY LEYVA LINDBERG LIN DG REN in I fm GLORIA LOPEZ BILL NONNIE CONNIE LITTRELL LOFTON LOPEZ 153 IAN LEMONS LINDA LI TC I-LFIELD WILLIAM LO PEZ gi ,L,, f I-mm fl f 1 'Ea :: I WA YNE MA RIE LOGAN LOSEY LOZA LUCA S DANNY A -ak? YA-W' LUCERO JO SE PHINE LUCERO THERESA JUDY GLORIA LUCERO LUPTON MADRID CARLA MADRIL BEVERLY MAES ' was f 1, .V , 5, A .A ., iA A 5 LINDA MAES SAM MAES CHRIS MANDT ANNA P1-HL MEDINA MANZANARES 154 Seniors KATHY DAN MARCH M? i MANZANARES PEGGY MARSTON DANNY LEE -var DANIEL LEVI MA RTINEZ GILBERT MARTINEZ f GARY NITTA MARTINEZ IRENE LINDA RAMONA MARTINEZ MARTINEZ MARTINEZ REBECCA QE JL SANDRA MA RT INEZ , I W CI MARTINEZ DARRELL DANIEL RAY DENNIS MCD OWELL MCG HGHY Mc KINNEY -.-1 ivy, KAREN DEE DORO THY MCLAUGHLIN MCLEMORE MEDINA '-viz? LORETTA GLORIA MEDINA fnz WILMA MES TA S k wffgv IRENE CHUCK IANICE MEENA CH MELV IN MESSENGER MED RANO BILL MILLER 81' I 1'1 will' ELLEN MI TC HELL PI-IYLLIS ROGER PEGGY MILLER MILLER MILLETTE LINDA REBECCA TITO MONTOYA MOORE MUNIZ 'wwf' SANDRA MONACO NIKKI MARY NAGLE NANCE Seniors 1:2 in ,..' ff 'f-1' 3 SHIRLEY fi A NEAL Q Q ' M MMA - - 2 ,. A5 A JAN RAMIREZ NANCY SHARON LINDA ORTIZ OSTRANDER PACHECO . ,,-A 1 'nv F. GA RY NITTA RACHEL PACHECO B I LF 4- BARBARA BOB LYNDA PANOLA PARISH PARKER ROD PAULETICH JOHN NBVONEN PEGGY OLGUIN T590 THERESA PALOMO ELAINE PEREA sw ' wi 7 Q Q . .T 'W' ' ,, 'Ni U ! 9' 'Q ff. fn 5 ' x 5E-G8 'iii' vi-G-6-H 966-6 e .ff-., K xw W-. ROSIE RODRIQUEZ hw JANICE DELORES KATHY RAMIREZ RANGEL RANSQM fbh 'rf-.fy ' A ' , 5 ff .il ANNE PICKARD DORA QUIN TANA A , ik sg? W gf Rf1A1i4,f DAN PIERSON N191 GEORGE REFFEL DARLENE ROBERTS OLYMPIA QUIROZ SANDY REIMANN JIM IUDY ANN RONNIE RENES RICO RIVIERA ROBiNETTE Seniors A Q BRENDA 5 ROYBAL M 5 I nr' ,..,ulf' MIKE RYDER DARLENE SALAZAR LEONARD KA THY SALAZAR SALTZGABER '3l4 :5 W! ROSE ARTHUR DIANNE CATHY RODRI UEZ ROMERO ROMERO ROTHGARN CA THY RO THGA RN wsfygivskfl gif' JUDY RUC KNLAN MONA SALAZ If 'VW HAROLD RITA SANCHEZ SANCI-IEZ , , I Lf., , JOE SALAZAR W 4.W,, K .igr F 3' TONY GARY ARCI-IIE SANCHEZ SANDOVAL SCI-DECK DAVE SCHIPPER ,ww GWEN STU PHIL CLIFF SCI-IMUTZLER SCI-IULTZ SEDBROOK SERRANO - - 0- --' -' I as in Il H lun in it U Qian 50--ami DONNA SHEFFERD KAREN SHUPE wsmei MARKS SCI-UPPER FRED SEYFFERT 'an '-fx :..,-sf LINDA SHEFFERD -455' STEVE SIDES KAREN SHUPE Seniors ALVIE SIMONS wiv -J F ff Af A ,,Q,,, A, L, GREG STRAUCI-IEIM WH? ANGIE TAFOYA FRANCES TORRES If .9 RON SMALLWOOD GLORIA PHIL JOE RAY SLSNEROS SORELDE SO RIANO SHIRLEY STRLNOER JACKIE DAVE Cfffggliilkc SUNIGA SUTTON Mgr f?',.,., fi' JERRY TALMADGE ANTONETTE CATHY DARYL TAFOYA TAYLOR TOMOZYK .4-J .iff-vv T 'ii' HOWARD TSUCHIYA DARIA BOB VALERIE J. TRUIILLO TURNER UN ZIC KER 161 31 DAVE SEEWALD GARY AN SELMO VF-ASMAN VIALPANDO ww- W JUDY SHIRLEY WALKER WALKER 2 We Rx' JOHN URIOSTE JOSIE VALDEZ Ng.-J f' 5'1 TIMOTHY VASOUEZ VIRGINIA CI-IERYI. VILLANO I 'J' ROGER WARE VASOUEZ THERESA VILLARREAL N O RINE WA RTMAN SEN JEROME VINET TI-IERESA WASINGER Seniors MIKE WELCH XMLJ' SANDY WILSON W6E.,q,g, LOIS WOOLLARD KAREN ZOLTEN KO 'Qtr-:VII Wqyvf JOE SUE IOYCE IUDY WENDELIN WEST WILLIAMS WILSON DARYL JEANNIE RONNIE COLLEEN WINCH WINTERS WINTERS WITTHUHN DAN WYLY J , ur IQ I fy 5 KEN I ZOOK RON WINTERS I I 3 3 Y WM - W iw -W: me ,M Mary LiE1dgr,Eh Scott Ikenberry Pistols and Petticoatsn It was a rootin' tootin' get-together Saturday October 27, 1967, When the West High Cow- boys bulldogged a Wild evening at the Home- coming Dance. The Pistols and Petticoats Dance on Homecoming night found all Cow- boys and Cowgirls attired in their finest semi -formal duds. The great sound of the Bonds of Rune kept the crowd dancing happily from 8:30 p.m. until ll:3O p.m. Winter Magic On December l6, l967, Winter Magic, the Lariattes annual Christmas Dance, was anything but a silent night. The merry and joyful sounds of the Subterranean Mo- noply kept everyone in angelic spirits from 8:00 p.m. until ll:3O p.m. The main hall, with its glimmering Christmas tree, reflected all the brightness and excitement of this season. 1 Linda Gillmore and Augie Lopez u Priscilla Garcia and Emilio Lopez Carolyn Ramirel 166 I . ,E is lf of .- 1 s 'll 1 2 2 M 1 , Vice- President, Secretary, Marie Friedemann Carol Garcia President, Mike Cerovski Historian, Treasurer, SPONSOR, MR. FLUCKEY Shirley Jamieson Gloria Bobian The Class Gf I969 Juniors Paul Aguilar Cindy Allen Paula Anguiano Ron Anderson Keith Paul Anderson Anderson Dan Allen Karen Altfilisch Rudy Gilda Anguiano Apodaca A, a X Danny Phyllis Armand Armstrong Mary Lou Frank Arellano Mary Pat Apodaca Ara gon Archuleta oan Ashle Sandy Bakarich Charlene Ashton ws l Albert Baldwin Diane Phyllis Atencio Atencio Lynda Ban ark Margaret Banta . Q, ., B . N - if Y Yi X .,. .V .I 45. Robert Barr Maryann Ble a john Brookhouser Christi Byrnes fs., Elaine Calderon , r -, ia fi A Y ax. s Q lg, ' f Q2 ,Z Y r isk 9 3, 5' 'R C x is tqyy Y, 3 Barb ara Barros Gloria Bobian Nancy Brown Debbie Calcote Bill Carey fo, ' ww 5 Cathy Debbie Letitia Bmamno Basl-call Beckman -' Ha , C V V W L Q if 'fi - ' I 5 f ff ll C on ir I Kathy Patricia Karolyn Boyd Bobitsky Boyd Frank Karen Burgess Burik My 169 JoAnn Burk 5 'Ei A Dave Bilger Gale Bright Linda Bustam it y Debbie Christo Leonard Coon joe Crabtree Charles Duran Diana Clark '1'I7' Margaret Copley Eloysa Davis via '4': . QE 9 . 9 I ' is ' i at fwlf W -N K Darlene V -. nl If 1 vu, in Nw V acon --,L Mi cha e l t Cerovski Aaron Carruthers ,- Barb ara Chism Vivian Chavez Debbie Chase Bernadette ,,. Contreraz i .4 Sf Ci g Debb ie Debbie Cochell Collins I' ,.,. Christie Cox Linda Rose Cordova Cosio L,...m- , IW my Debra DeWitt Cherlyn Tom Anna Deeds Delgado DiGrado l70 ...fi-' Jumors Cynthia Duran Randy Sharon Edwards Donna Duran Wayne Elmore W--. 1 X, S - L, l Q Jennifer Paul Duran Duran Deanna jerry Embry Espinosa Nliohel Dyes I ..,, Cindy Essig Earnh ardt Claudia Evans Sherrie Marie Friede mann Donna Fiechter Frank Cind Sharon Y Foos Fox Linda Gabbert Ramona Garcia Liz Carol Gallegos Garcia Priscilla Ioan Dan Garcia Ed Garcia Garcia Garrison 'e H Marilyn George Kathy Gersmer -.4 Elizabeth Gomez Alrlqkq Rosabel Gomez 3 9' we .i Steve Gumbay wi' Gayle Gumm ,- 55 I ' -- . A . f -f -..Q A NM-f 6. K 'a V- A Tina Arleen K Haro Haselhorst Arthur Carol Hake Hathaway Connie 1.. - Hahn lerey -N 'LT' i -..' 5 I John Wanita ,g fr' X Hill Hoard ' A, L , 3 Herrera u n Hofer Tony Hernandez 172 mffmf. A . My .,,',V , . V' ' 'mi '-'ff 4 ,M X --N,,,,g wk --.-In we - j ll Dave Givens 495 Mary Guerra Mary Kay Haddican Carla Hawkins Wanda Holloway W 3 45 . J .ag A-as l Warren Holloway Lori Jaram illo De an Holtzi n ge r 1 Craig Jarman .,., V - rlrr Ed Kidneigh Cindy Hughes Edw ard Je nn in gs ' ff 52 W7 'T TWH? iEEEi3A:E.E1f1'3--.:. fazgifmz A' 'J ,- ,,,, 2 H+ -flwia 2 gum? , ffgyf:--g ,41 1 ' 5 H-32 is X cu Q r 1? L as Edward King Yolanda Lara Marcia Hupfer Pam Jackson Alan Jones Carol Jones Laura Kitzm an r '7Qs'?1PS'aa:12f- sw as '- rw Tom Lee Joyce Joanne Kersmer r 2. ' sh- V ffwff J if. ju Jim Kramer Linda Lane Lewis Lucille Lornelin Shirley Jamieson Gr e g Kerr :..,a.N is-ww, yyrvrpemkf, ' we no T ' .. . V.V, Mw,, L , -, ,yi 4 , , ,-,.. ,W , . .1 ' 1 any .fr,.,, W- af ri , A ,fs ,-,sf F.: 'mf I was-f - 1, 1, ffiiiixgfz JK t 72 V3 rr ,W .,., '5 'USL Vickie Kohut Darlene Leyba A Belinda Lopez Larry Luy., Maes Solomen Sylvia Martinez Martinez Irene Felix Marez Martinez . 3 My A lt' f M 'Q 5 , 5-ji x ii Jeanie Alex Mathis McCannon Ethel Mona Montoya Mosley -::- 52,523 ' , F- , I' 1 ,M r r P ff-fi V i DW-Q VlV, john Eugene Naranjo Neal Vida Priscilla Ortega Pacheco Huw--' Sandra Christina Paden Padilla P at 7 Juniors ' Jas-i f I' X Q' xr f 1vf1?1i Q LeRoy Michael Martinez Martinez rl-F' kM4v 7' V71 K Orie Barbara McKinney McWilliams ','. if ,.., .,-' 1 i tl-1 3, Charles Debbie Miller Montoya Bruce Nitta Maxine Padilla Eddy Olsen vi ,WI Nl Danny Perez 46256 Suzy Petersen N Martha Redwillow Silvana Robles Bonnie Rumrnel 'Qi' 1 - Tiff ' f I IGI'-PY Sanchez Fern Potter s ir, . X , --. val Bradley Reiter Glennis Rom ine is Sylvia Runyan af- ' at -r S arf , Max Sanchez Dianne Pratt L3 S Gary Rhoades Terry Guy Robert Rom ine Rothrock Rudd David Theresa Cindy Quintana Ramirez Redding Lynda Rivera - . - --ewfa9Gzf sa,ff f it R H3 ,QW ., H E. W V ,QI Us john Rudden 3 if Peggy Carol Dave Greg Salaz Salazar Salazar Sanchez 5 fy..-:S S -up 'QTEFQ Adelbert Kathy Diane Sanders Sandoval J... janet Sheryl Scoles Sells Shefferd Teri Teri Sides Sim ps on Siam K 'hs Judy N Stillwe 11 . 3.,f'?f 'kPs. . , f ' '-Q. ede Story Cwfhia Richard ...., I Stoumb augh Tafoya L-ac ,,,. 9 Gary Tavis TGITY Pe ggy Tavis Thomas 176 Karen Schafer 'S Eifwfc ' SXSW A fe . f, Dale Serrano -aj Lester Smith Vicki Schroeder Ruth Seyf fe rt -ffkizfm Patricia Sm ith ,. Juniors It fl lone Bill Thompson Torrez Gloria Trujillo Q ff-fav Angie Urosite www Leonard Trujillo W Lance VanSickle Shirley Linda Toumbs Townsend Linda jim Trujillo Ulibarri 'Glu Stella John W. Varela Walker rr lli vw- I 4 .fav Jerry Ron Wilson Wilson 'lhww..,,,,-w,.,.,mk ii f , aalfwaaw' Eiga f-WMM Connie Kathy Yarian Zepeda 177 Bobby Waters , K . If T iiys ,figfffkiiw irs i ff! e'. Q, Donna Winterhalder Martha Wright Barbara Zook E 178 5 . M, , , MX ,e ,, , lt was truly an excessive happening on Friday, january 26, l968, when the class oi '70 began to twist and shout to the ireakout sounds of the Soci- ety's Children band. The action was in the main hall where eyeryone grooved from 7100 p. ni. until 10:30 p. nt. King and Queen of the pad were hepcats Reggie Sanchez and Karen Wasinger. Q!The!! Q! Y! Excessive QQ 9? Happening Class Gf I97O President Fred Krebs Vice- President Jim Greenwood Secretary Judy Tate Treasurer Bennie Kay C ra ney Cheryl Andreae Tim Brauch N4 Frances Cabral 1-We Carol Barcelona Belinda Brown 4 Chuck Cameron rg Diane Chism Christine Cisneros . 5 gl ,mx Laura A 1 A Kathleen Carm en Conlon Contereraz H 3? rw ViCk59 Victor S. Daulton DQLQOH pm:-e YQ' Elfellm Darlene D ix on Drybre 21 d in 4 Sophomores Carol Craft y r r M25 . ..., ry 3 V Jeff Devon Cathy Duran jolm Egan +,E. ,. we M K5 r Sue Fairchild lim my Donna Cripps Gary Cook . va- , Ken Curtis Nancy Delgado Jim DeWitt Loretta Duran Ii m Em e ry Linda Ferrese Guy Duckworth Terri E2l1'11llCl1'Lll Rosal indzi Fspinosa 9 5,13 SM ii if 'S A 3' 7,- , Karen Ditter Cheryl Dyes Ea. , L Ji., . V .pw Mary Ehzm an Ketti Fisher Ray Fleer julie Freidemann wp-cf l A Rick Garrison Rhonda Goodman Ruth Haggerty fffvfy Ann Herrera Cynthia Hill Q1 Linda Fox Regina Garrimone Linda Gonzales jim Greenwood f D., J F 17 Harry Harr iugton My 'V ls.,-f, Linda joy Gallegos Daria Gonzales Dave Goodwin Lawrence Harder jx.-1 K , rr: Sue Gronewol d Linda Judy Mary j ane Gronsten Gutierrez -of Paul Pete V ,Av- Laura Herrera Harvey Nancy Hodson Hawkins Hernandez .arg fin Sandy Dou g Hopkins Ike nb erry .L i '52, ,f Qs 4 hal Davld MQW Dave I3CkS0H Jackson Jafneg Sf: ,, . ,i ip if Q 1.1 f M Patty Marston Q 24' L .' 'x Harry Judy MOOI' C MQQTQ F ,x 5 .,... ,fr ' T rua, ' Roger A , Nitta Yi i 4:5 4 J' Patricia Frank Sherry Olguin Olson Derold 'L ' Paden K7 Jim Parker Cay Pozer Judy Pre uss Carolyne Ramirez Vic Ramirez Margaret Reagan by Beverly 'V L Redwillow , Ray Ribble Orte ga Diane Pierce 52, - , x L -S Q - . if Phillip Quintrall fi 155 'f ,gf A A fi 'J I Larry Raymond Candy Relier Donna Panther Carlette Rick Nunn Oakm an we Debbie Marilyn Padilla Padilla iyli ii W . . . .aaa W , V k fa:- V , . M3' -eieesffshfi ,r1sW' 3 ' - , ,Q f-vziiasvgflff-,May ,gf Sherry Rob inette Juanita Georgia Rodriquez Romero ,f ir Z' : 1 'hx A Ioe Rosenberg fs '4. , N-1 -,, . in--J-521' Q ' ' ?5il5zM Vicki Schroeder Steve Simpson 15 242 nh-' L - ... .w.,,,,f , Smith Kathryn f may l,.vf K :ay M. m....1.- f , fe, Dennis Stelli -ff? ,rf 't . X V i W W . yi A., . 'S .. K .,,,,., Dennis Ei Salazar Peggy Schaffer Don Shank Georgianna Simons ,,..., wk' V N 'gt lm -ff lfiwwwff 'ff' Rona ld Skinner Gregory Sm ith 7 e g ia ' 5 .1 1 ' m ' 1 ' -5. V Sus an . Sowders Dan Squier .gg-' - L H I 4 Q I t . H if Strahan GHTY ' 21 Straight ggi ,,,Z 2' A-'zzif Kathleen Tafoya ...gy- Susan Schipper Nicki Schrali Lillian Salazar vii Mary Don Stroberg Sutton Robin Teichert Kzl thy Swe e t .., si .+A 4' s VU! J Lynette Teviotdale Sophomores 1 3.5 'Q ' .Z 4..7'?hf' A Betty li rn m i e Trus ty Turner , Q Ga Q N LM Pat Wilson Josephine Trujillo Linda Ulib arri Annette Varoz WWW Laura Ulibarri Jeanne Vallejos 5 inny Alan Weide Wells Gary White Dycu ICLIHCTQIC Vvright Wflgllf Ruben Yokom izo L Patric 1 .1 Whalen John Wi l s on Rose Zook Tom Trujillo 4.2 up 'QA 6 .WJ ' A if Dave Valerio Karen Wasinger . M.. I . f...,,M,.,e Valoric Wessel Dale Wilson Senior Activities ABBOT, SAM Junior Classical League 66, 67, 68, Human Relations Club Vice -Presi- dent 67, 68, Sophomore Baseball 66 ABEYTA, PHILIP All City Student Council 665 Class Council 66, 67, 685 Student Council 66, 67, W-Club ,66, 67, 683 Sopho- more Class President 66. ABRAHAMSSON, JEANNE Annual Staff Royalty Editor 67, 68, Assembly Committee 66, 67, Future Teachers of America 66, 67, Jtmior Achievement Secretary 66, 67, Ju- nior Red Cross 67, Lariattes 67, 685 National Honor Society 68, Rustlers 66, 675 SPUR 66, 67, Y-Teens 67, 68. ADAMS, JOI-IN C. Advanced Choir 67, Concert Choir 67, 685 Folk Club 66, 67, 68, Vice- President 66, 67, Future Teachers of America 66, 67, German Club 66, 67, Ice Riders 66, 67, 68, Presi- dent 67, 68, Junior Red Cross 66, 67, 68, Mountaineering Club 67, 68, Singing Christmas Tree 67, 685 Ski Club 66, 67, 68, Vice-President 67, 68. ALBO, BEATRICE Advanced Choir 66, Girls Ensemble 67, 68. ALEGRIA, JOHNNY Concert Band 66, 67, 68, Concert Choi.r 67, 68, Singing Christmas Tree 67, 68. ALIRES, GLORIA Class Council 67, 68. APODACA, CATHERINE Advanced Choir 66, 67, Assembly Committee 66. APODACA, SOPI-IIA Advanced Choir 66, Bowling Club 66, Class Council 66, Girls Ath- BACA, BETTY Girls Athletic Association 66, Lariattes 68, Y-Teens 67, 68, Vice- President 68. BAER, TIM Junior Optimists, R..O. T. C., W- Club, Football Qletterj, Baseball Qletterj. BANTA, ALAN Chess Club, Mountaineering Club, W-Club, Outward Bound 66, Cross- Country 66, 67, 68 fletterjg Track 66, 67, 68 fletterj, Cross-Country, Co-Captain. BARRON, SANDRA Advanced Choir 66, Class Council 66, 68, Competitive Speech 66, 68, Concert Choir 68, Girls Gymnastics Club 67, Lariattes 675 National Forensic Club 67, 68, Pom Pon 67, 68, Singing Christmas Tree 685 Spur 67, 68, Girls Swim Club 67, French Club 68, All-School Show 663 Pom Pon Co-Captain 68. BARROS, DAVID Gymnastics Club 66, 67, 68, Junior Optimists 68, R.O. T. C. 66, Rifle Team 66, Swim Club 67, W-Club 68, Swimming 67 Qletterjg Gym- nastics 67, Jr. Optimist, Secretary 68. BARTLEY, KATHERINE Competitive Speech 66, Folk Club 67, Girls Gymnastics Club 66, 67, 68, Ice Riders 68, Junior Achieve- ment 66, Junior Red Cross 67, 685 Mountaineering Club 67, Orchestra 665 Sl-ci Club 66, 67, Girls Swim Club 68, French Club 68, Gym- nastics Award. BERNAL, ROBERT Bowling Club 67. BILLOTTE, ROGER Wrestling 67. letic Association 66, Girls Ensemble BLACKBURN, FAY 685 Rustlers 67. APPELHANS, PAT Advanced Choir 67, Class Council 67, 68, Concert Choir 68, Fashion Board 68, German Club 67, Honor- ary Cadet 67, 68, Junior Escort 67, Lariattes 66, 675 National Honor Society 67, 68, Pom Pon 67, 68, Singing Christmas Tree 68, Spur 67, 68, Student Council 68. ARMSTRONG, ROBERT Folk Club 67. ARNOLD, STUART Junior Achievement 66, Spur 67, 685 W-Club 68, Football 68 flet- terj. AVILA, ALICE Assembly Committee 68, Fashion Board 68, Junior Achievement 66, 67, Treasurer 67. AVILA, CAROLINE Advanced Choir, Girls Ensemble. AYALA, DOLORES Girls Ensemble 68. Assembly Committee 66, 67, Bridge Club 66, Class Council 685 Future Teachers of America 66, 67, Secretary 66, Girls Athletic Asso- ciation 66, 67, Lariattes 66, 67, 68, President 68, Mountaineering Club 67, Upward Bound 66, 67, 68. BLANCHARD, REX Concert Choir 67, R.O. T. C. Color Guard 67, All City Choir 66. BOHL, MARLENE Concert Choir 67, 68, Folk Club 66, 67, Junior Escort 66, Lariattes 67, National Honor Society 68, Singing Christmas Tree 67, Spur 68, French Club 68, Fashion Board 685 Rotary Scholarship. BONN, BARBARA Bowling Club 66, Junior Escort 679 Lariattes 66, 67, 683 Rustlers 66, 67, Spur 67, Y-Teens 66, 67, 68. BRANHAM, ANITA Concert Choir 68, Girls Ensemble 67, 683 Singing Christmas Tree 68. l88 BRAUCH, TOM German Club 66, 675 Spur 67, 68, Wrestling 67, Baseball 66. BROSKEY, JESSE National Honor Society 68, Spur 67, 685 Football 66, 67 fletterjg Wrestling 66, Track 66, 67, 68. BROWN, BONNIE Junior Achievement 66, 67, Lariattes 67, Rustlers 66, 67, Roller Club 66, 67. BROWNE, JAMES R.o.T.c. 66, 67, Firing squad 67, U. S. Coast Guard Auxiliary 67. BUCKEYE, MONICA Advanced Choir 66, 67, Concert Choir 68, Lariattes 66, 67, Spur 675 Secretary of Jtmior Class 67. BURKE, MIKE R.O.T.C. 66, Rifle Team 66, Swimming Team 67. BURL, ALEX R.O. T. C. 66, 67, 68, Color Guard 685 Track 67. BUSTO, ANNA Advanced Choir 68, Lariattes 66, Mountaineering Club 68. CANDELARIA, ANTHONY W-Club 66, 67, 68, Football 67, 68 Qletterjg Track fco-captainj 68. CARDY, JUDY Class Council 66, 67, 68, Sopho- more and Senior Representative, Junior Achievement 66, 67, 68, Y- Teens 66, Human Relations Club 67. CARLISLE, SIDNEY Wrestling 66, 67, 68 qletterjg Cross Country 67 Qletterj. CEROVSKI, ERROL All City Student Council 67, Class Council 66, 67, 68, Competitive Speech 66, German Club 67, Junior Page 67, National Honor Society 68, Spur 67, 68, Student Council 685 Latin Club 67, Golf 67, Basket- ball 66, 67, 68, Baseball 66, Mr. Westerner 68. CHACON, RON Bowling Club 68, Mountaineering Club 68. CHANCE, DORTHE Girls Athletic Association 66, Ju- nior Achievement 66, 67, Lariattes 66, 67, Rodeo Staff 67, Singing Christmas Tree Organization fart servicej 68, Principals Award for Art Service 66. CHARTIER, DOUGLAS Advanced Choir 66, 67, 68. CI-IAVEZ, FRED Concert Choir 68, Singing Christ- mas Tree 68, City-wide Choir 68, Star on the Singing Christmas Tree 68, Soloist on the Singing Christ- mas Tree 68. CI-IAVEZ, ROSE T. Concert Choir 68, Girls Ensemble 67, 68, International Relations Senior Activities Club 685 Junior Red Cross 685 LASC 685 Masqueraders 685 Rustlers 675 Singing Christmas Tree 68. cH1sM, JACK R.O. T. C. 66, 67, 68. CHRISP, TERRY Bridge Club 675 Junior Achieve- ment 665 R.O. T. C. 66, 67. CIFKA, PAULA Competitive Speech 665 German Club 675 Junior Escort 675 Junior Red Cross 66, 675 Lariattes 66, 67, 685 National Honor Society 67, 68, President 685 Quill and Scroll 67, 68, Secretary 685 Rodeo Staff 66, 67, 68, Associate Editor 67, Editor 685 Spur 67, 68. CLARK, SHERRY Bowling Club 67, Girls Ensemble 67, 685 Junior Achievement 67, 685 Lariattes 66, 67. CLOSE, RICHARD Class Council5 Gymnastics Club, Captain5 Junior Page5 Ski Club5 Spur5 Swim Club, Captain5 W- Club, Secretary5 Swimming Team fletterJ5 Gymnastics Team fletterJ5 Homecoming King Attendant 68. COLLINS, SANDI Concert Choir 67, 685 Concert Band 66, 67, 685 Junior Achievement 66, 675 Lariattes 665 Singing Christmas Tree 67, 685 French Club 685 Senior Class Play 685 City-wide Concert Choir 68. CORDOVA, DAVE W-Club5 Baseball 68 fletterJ. COSIO, BETTY Girls Athletic Association 665 Swim Club. COVAULT, JAMES Chess Club 68. CROSS, DONNA Girls Ensemble 685 Pom Pon 68. CURRY, STEVE Junior Optimists 66, 67, 685 W-Club 685 Golf 66, 67, 68 fletterJ5 Basket- ball 665 Baseball 66, 67, 68. DEIBERT, WILLIAM German Club 665 Jtmior Achieve- ment 66. DELGADO, SARA Class Council 685 Competitive Speech 685 Junior Red Cross 66, 675 Lariattes 66, 67, 685 Rustlers 68. DESANTIS, DIANNA Assembly Committee 66, 675 Bridge Club 675 DECA 685 Future Teachers of America 66, 67, 68, Vice-President 685 Girls Athletic Association 66, 675 Kimopr Escort 675 Lariattes 66, 67, 68, Secretary 685 National Honor Society 685 Spur 67, 68. DESLONGCI-LAMP, PAULA Junior Achievement5 Lariattes. DEVON, DAN R.O. T. c. Dix, DAVID Advanced Choir 67, 685 R.O. T. C. 66, 67, 68. DIX, NANCY Junior Achievement Secretary, Treasurer 66, 67, 68. DOMINGUEZ, MARGARET Concert Choir 68, Girls Ensemble 67, 685 Singing Christmas Tree 68. DUARTE, EDWARD Advanced Choir 66, 67, 685 Concert Choir 685 Singing Christmas Tree 685 Second Place Spring Jazz Fes- tival 67. DUNMIRE, DEWAYNE W-Club 67, 68, Football 67, 68 QletterJ5 Basketball 67,68 fletterJ5 Track 67, 68 QletterJ5 Homecoming King Candidate 67, 68. DUNWORTH, KAREN Junior Escort 675 Lariattes 67, 685 Spur 675 French Club 68. DUSTON, MARSHA Advanced Choir 665 Competitive Speech 665 Concert Choir 685 Fashion Board 67, 68, Vice -Presi- dent5 Folk Club Secretary 67, 685 Girls Athletic Association 675 Girls Ensemble 675 Ice Riders Vice-Pres- ident 67, 685 Junior Achievement 66, 675 Junior Escort 675 Lariattes 66, 67, 685 National Honor Society 685 Singing Christmas Tree 685 Spur 67, 685 French Club Secretary 685 Senior Class Play 68. DYDYN, JOHN Concert Band 66, 67, 685 National Honor Society 67, 685 Spur 67,685 Basketball 67. EBERHART, RONALD Junior Achievement5 R.O. T. C. Rifle Team 66, 67,68 fcaptainJ5 Civil Aid Patrol, squadron com- mander. ELTING, HERB Bridge Club 66, 67, 685 German Club 665 R.O. T. C. Color Guard 66, 67 fcommanderJ5 R.O. T. C. Drill Platoon 66, 675 Baseball 67, 68. ENMARK, SI-IEILA Class Council 675 Gymnastics Club 66, 67,685 Ice Riders 66, Lariattes 665 Y-Teens 665 Latin Club 67. ESPINOZA, THOMAS Football 66. EWING, ROBERT Orchestra5 W-Club, Treasu.rer5 Football 66, 67, 68 fletterJ. FIORELLA, LINDA Advanced Choir 665 Bowling 665 Class Council 66, 67, 685 Columbine Girls State 675 Concert Choir 67, 685 Fashion Board 66, 67, 68, Presi- dent 685 Future Teachers of Amer- ica 675 German Club 675 Honorary Cadet 67, 68, Major 685 Ice Riders 66, 67, 68, Secretary-Treasurer 67, 685 Junior Escorts 675 Lariattes 66, 67,685 National Honor Society 67, 189 685 Singing Christmas Tree 67, 683 Spur 67,685 Miss Westerner 68. FISHER, FRANCES All-School Show 66. FLAHERTY, REGINA FLOREZ, IRENE Lariattes 66. ' FOSTER, ARDYS Girls Athletic Association 665 Junior Achievement 66, 67, 68 fSecretaryJ 665 Lariattes 66, 67, 68, Rustlers 67, 68 Fox, ROBIN Junior Achievement 665 Lariattes 66, 675 Pre-Med Club 665 Human Relations Club 67. FRESOUEZ, VICKIE FAYE Concert Band5 Concert Choir5 Girls Ensemble5 Singing Christmas Tree. FRIEND, RICHARD R. O. T. C. 66. FULLWOOD, KAZUO Concert Choir 685 R.O. T. C. Rifle Team 66, 67, 68, Commander5 Singing Christmas Tree 685 Foot- ball 67, 68. GALLEGOS, ARLENE Advanced Choir 665 Spur 67. GALLEGOS, ISABELL Girls Ensemble 68. GALLEGOS, NANCY Girls Ensemble 67568. GARCIA, CHRISTINE Advanced Choir 685 Girls Ensemble 68. GILLMORE, LINDA Ice Riders 66, 685 International Relations Club 67, 68, Secretary- Treasurer 685 Lariattes 66, 67, 68, Secretary 685 LASC 67, 685 Rist5ers 67, 68, President 685 Swim Club 685 Fashion Board 685 French Club 68, President5 Outstanding Member of LASC 675 Junior Attendant for Lariatte Christmas Dance 675 Queen at Lariatte Christmas Dance 68. GIMER, DAVID Concert Choir 67, 68. GOMEZ, JOAN Junior Achievement 665 Lariattes 66, 675 Rustlers 675 Class Council 67. GONZALES, ANTHONY Assembly Committee5 Concert Band 66, 67, 685 W-Club5 Track5 Wrestling fletterj. GONZALES, PRISCILLA Advanced Choir 685 Gymnastics 66. GOODIN, KATHERINE L. Bowling Club5 Class Council5 Lariattes 66, 67, 685 Y-Teens. GUERRERO, BETTY Advanced Choir 66, 67, 685 Lariattes 66, 67, 68. HALL, DIXIE Bowling Club5 Ice Riders5 Junior Achievement5 Lariattes 66, 67, 685 Y-Teens. Senior Activities HALL, KENNETH Spur 685 Student Cotmcil 68, Vice- Headboy, Junior Page 675 Art Ser- vice Award 67. HARTZOG, ROBERTA Advanced Choir 665 Concert Choir 67, 685 Folk Club 66, 675 Girls En- semble 675 Girls Gymnastics Club 67, Treasurer5 International Re- lations Club 685 Singing Christmas Tree 685 Senior Class Play 68. HENDRICKS, KAREN Advanced Choir 67, 685 Fashion Board 67, 685 Lariattes 66, 67, 685 Masqueraders 67, 685 Pom Pon 67, 685 Senior Class Play 685 Drama Club Play 68. HERNANDEZ, GLORIA Student Council 66. HERNANDEZ, PATRICIA Class Council 66, 675 DECA 67, 68, Gymnastics 66, 67, 685 Lariattes 66, 67, 685 Pom Pon 67, 685 Pre-Med Club 665 Senior Class Play 68. HERNANDEZ, ROBERT W-Club 67, 68, Football 66, 67,68 fletterj, Basketball 66, 67, 68, Base- ball 66, 67, 68 fletterJ. HERNDON, CAROL Upward Bound 67. HIGGINS, LARRY Blue Ribbon for Industrial Arts 665 Attendant Sophomore Party 66. HOVEN, CHERYL Future Teachers of America 66, 67' Lariattes 66, 675 National Honor Society 685 Spur 68. HUPFER, HAL Class Council 66, 67, 685 German Club 675 Junior Optimists 66, 675 Football 66, 67, 68 fletterJ5 Baseball 66, Wrestling 66, 67. IKENBERRY, SCOTT Advanced Choir 66, 675 Class Coun- cil 67, 685 Concert Choir 66, 67, 685 German Club 66, 675 Junior Page 67 fPrincipal's aideJ5 National Honor Society 685 Singing Christmas Tree 66, 67, 685 Spur 66, 67, 685 President 685 Student Council 685 W-Club 66, 67, 68, Vice President 685 Latin Club 665 All School Show 665 Foot- ball 66, 67,68 fletterJ5 Baseball 66, 67, 68 fletterJ5 Attendant Home- coming 675 Attendant Junior-Se- nior Prom 68. IRVINE, JOE Annual Staff 67, 68, Head Photog- rapher 685 Football 665 Wrestling 67. JABLKOWSKI, CHRISTINA Advanced Choir 65, 665 Assembly Committee 675 Class Council 67. JACQUEZ, THOMAS Advanced Choir 665 Class Council 66, 67, 68, Vice President 665 Ger- man Club 66, 675 Junior Page 675 Jtmior Optimists 66, 675 Spur 67, 685 W-Club 67, 68, Football 66, 67, 68 QletterJ5 Basketball 66, 675 Baseball 665 Vice President Junior Class 675 Attendant Sophomore Party 66. JARAMILLO, ERNEST Concert Choir 66, 675 Singing Christmas Tree 66, 67. JENNINGS, EUGENE Concert Choir 67, 685 Jtuiior Opti- mists 66, 67, 685 W-Club 66, 67, 68- Football 66, 67, 68 QletterJ5 Track 66 fletterJ5 Wrestling 68. JONES, SANDRA Advanced Choir 665 Class Council 66, 675 DECA 67, Junior Red Cross 675 Attendant Color Day Dance 67. KARNS, TRACE Class Council 66, 67, 685 Concert Choir 67, 685 Ice Riders 675 Lariattes 66, 67, 685 Mountaineering Club 685 Pom Pon 685 Singing Christmas Tree 67, 685 Student Council 685 Attendant Sophomore Party 665 Attendant Lariatte Dance 665 Queen Junior Masquerade 67. KEELING, LLOYD Bowling Club 685 Class Council 66, 67, 68. KELL, RICK Junior Optimists 66, 67, 685 Golf 66, 67 fletterJ5 Baseball 67, Foot- ball 67. KENNEDY, LAUNA Advanced Choir 675 Girls Ensemble 675 Jtmior Achievement 675 Junior Red Cross 675 Lariattes 675 Rustlers 67. KING, WILLIAM Annual Staff 67, 68 Editor 685 Class Cotuicil 67, 685 Columbine Boys State 675 National Honor Society 685 Quill and Scroll 67, 685 Singing Christmas Tree 67, 685 Spur 67, 685 Outward Bound 665 Gymnastics 67. KINGSBURY, SHARON Class Cotmcil 66, 67, 685 Fashion Board 665 Junior Red Cross 66, 675 Lariattes 66, 67, 685 Rustlers 66, 67, Y-Teens 66, 675 Human Relations Club 66, 67. KIRKPATRICK, BEVERLY Junior Red Cross 66, 675 Lariattes 66, 67, 68. KNIGHT, GEORGE Chess Club 685 Concert Band 67, 685 National Honor Society 685 Spur 67, 685 Human Relations Club 67, 68. LARA, GLORIA Gymnastics Club 67. LAUBER, ROBERT Bridge Club 675 Competitive Speech 67, National Forensics Club 66, 67, 685 Singing Christmas Tree 66. LAUER, BRUCE Competitive Speech 675 National Forensic Club 66, 67,685 Rodeo Staff 68, Sports Writer5 Senior Play 67. LELL, KATHY Class Council 685 Fashion Board 190 67, 685 German Club 675 Ice Riders 66, 67, 685 Junior Escort 675 Junior Red Cross 665 Lariattes 66, 675 Na- tional Honor Society 67, 68, Spur 67, 685 Senior Play 675 Secretary Senior Class 68. LELL, TOM Ice Riders 66. LEMONS, JAN Bowling Club 66, 675 Class Council 67, 68, Competitive Speech 665 Fashion Board 67, 68, Treasurer 685 Folk Club 685 National Forensic Club 67, Secretary, National Honor Society 685 Rustlers 675 Student Council 685 Senior Play 68. LEYVA, CHRISTINE Girls Athletic Association 665 Y- Teens 68. LINDBERG, JOHN Advanced Choir 675 Chess Club 67, 68, President 685 Concert Choir 67, 685 Singing Christmas Tree 67, 685 Student Council 685 W-Club 67, 685 Baseball 66, 67, 68 fletterJ5 Football 66, 67, 68 QletterJ. LINDGREN, MARY Assembly Committee 685 Class Council 66, 67, 685 Future Teachers of America 66, 675 Girls Athletic Association 665 Gymnastics Club 66, 67, 685 Junior Achievement 665 Lariattes 66, 67, 685 Pom Pon 665 Spur 685 Junior Classical League 66, 675 Senior Class Play 675 Na- tional Honor Society 67. LITCHFIELD, LINDA All City Student Council 675 Com- petitive Speech 665 Ice Riders 675 Lariattes 66,675 Pom Pon 67, 68. LOPEZ, AUGUSTIN Junior Optimists 66, 67, 685 W-Club 67,685 Football 665 Wrestling 67 fletterJ5 Baseball 67 fletterJ5 King Lariatte Christmas Dance 685 Presi- dent Junior Optimists. LOPEZ, BRUNO Cross Country 67, 68 fletterJ5 Wres- tling 67, 68 fletterj5 Gymnastics 66, 67. LOPEZ, CONNIE Bowling Club 675 Girls Athletic Association 675 Junior Achievement 675 Rustlers 66, 67. LOPEZ, GLORIA Advanced Choir 66, 675 Junior Es- cort 66, 675 Quill and Scroll 675 Rodeo Staff 66, 675 Spur 67. LUCAS, LOGAN Class Council 66, 67, 685 Concert Band 685 Mountaineering Club 67, 68, Singing Christmas Tree 685 Spur 675 Outward Bound 665 Basket- ball 665 Gymnastics 67. LUCERO, DANNY Advanced Choir 66, 67. LUCERO, GILBERT Roller Club 66, 675 R.O. T. C. Drill Team 66, 675 W-Club 66, 67, 685 Gymnastics 66, 67, 68 fletterJ. Senior Activities LUCERO, JOSEPHINE Advanced Choir 67, 68. LUCERO, THERESA Folk Club 66, 67, Future Teachers of America 66, 67, Lariattes 66, 67, 68, LASC 66, 67, Spur 67, 68, Senior Class Play 68. LUPTON, JUDY Class Council 67, 685 Folk Club 67, 68, Girls Athletic Association 66, 67, Gymnastics Club 66, 67, 68, Secretary, junior Escort 67, Lariattes 66, 67, 68, National Honor Society 675 Pom Pon 67, 68, Captain 68, Spur 67, 68. MAES, BEVERLY Rustlers 66, 67. MAES, LINDA All City Student Council 685 Class Council 66, 67, 68, Competitive Speech 66, Concert Choir 68, Girls Rifel Team 66, 67, 68, Honorary Cadets 67, 68, Captain 68, junior Escort 67, Lariattes 66, 67, 68, Na- tional Forensic Club 66, 67, 68, Na- tional Honor Society 67, 68, Sing- ing Christmas Tree 68, Ski Club 66, Spur 67, 68, Student Council 66, 67, 68, Vice President Sopho- more Class 66, Head Girl 67, At- tendant Christmas Dance 66, At- tendant Senior Prom 68. MAES, SAM R.O. T. C. Drill Team Commander, R.O. T. C. Color Guard, Football 66. MALACARA, JOSEPHINE Girls Athletic Association 66, ju- nior Achievement 66, Lariattes 65, Rustlers 66, 67, 68. MANZANARES, KATHLEEN Girls Ensemble 66, 67, 68, LASC 66, 67. MARCH, DANNY German Club 66, 67, 68, Interna- tional Relations Club 67, 68, junior Red Cross 67, 68, R,O.T. C. Rifle Team 66, 67, 68, R. O. T. C. Color Guard 66, 67, 68. MARQUEZ, LORETTA Folk Club 67, Lariattes 67, Moun- taineering Club 66, 67. MARSTON, PEGGY Class Council 67, 68, Vice Presi- dent 68, Concert Choir 67, 68, Gymnastics Club 66, 67, 68, Sec- retary 68, Ice Riders 66, 67, junior Escort 66, 67, Lariattes 66, 67, 68, Singing Christmas Tre?67, 68, Ski Club 65, 66, Spur 67, 68, Vice Pres- ident Senior Class 68. MARTIN, BARBARA Bowling Club 66, 675 Concert Choir 67, 68, Folk Club 66, 67, Gymnas- tics Club 66, 67, Roller Club 66, Singing Christmas Tree 67, 685 Swim Club 68, Attendant Sopho- more Party 66. MARTINEZ, DANIEL Advanced Choir 66, 68, Concert Choir 67, 68, R.O. T. C. 66, 67,68 Color Guard 66, Singing Christmas Tree 675 City Wide Choir 68. MARTINEZ, IRENE Bowling Club 683 FBLA 66, 67, 683 Historian, Reporter, Girls Athletic Association 66, 67, 68, Lariattes 66, 67, 68, Mountaineering Club 68. MARTINEZ, ISAAC Wrestling 66. MARTINEZ, LINDA MARY Advanced Choir 68, Lariattes 66, 67, French Club 67. MARTINEZ, RAMONA junior Escort 67, Spur 67, Y-Teens 68. MARTINEZ, REBECCA Y-Teens 68. McDOWELL, DARRELL W-Club 66, 67, 68, Football 66, 67, 68 fletterj, Basketball 67, 68 Qlet- terj, Track 66, 67, 68 Qletterj, At- tendant Homecoming 67. MCGHGHY, DANIEL Advanced Choir 66, 67, 683 DECA 67, German Club 66. MCKINNEY, DENNIS R.O. T. C. Color Guard 67, Swim- ming 67, Co-Captain. MCLAUGHLIN, KAREN Bowling Club 66, 67, 68, Secretary 67, Girls Athletic Association 66, Secretary, Girls Ensemble 66, Iu- nior Escort 67, junior Red Cross 67, Lariattes 66, 673 Rustlers 67, 68, Spur 67, 68, Y-Teens 66, 67, 68. McLEMORE, DEE Concert Choir 66, 67, Singing Christmas Tree 66, 67. MEDINA, PHILLIP All City Student Council 66, Class Council 66, 67, 68, Competitive Speech 66, German Club 66, junior Page 67, National Forensic Club 66, 67, 68, National Honor Society 67, Spur 66, 675 Student Council 66, W-Club 67, junior Classical League 66, 675 Football 66, 67, 68, Baseball 66, Basketball 66, 67,68 Qletterj, President junior Class 675 Attendant junior Prom 67. MEDRANO, GLORIA junior Red Cross 66, 675 Rustlers 66, 67, Drill Captain. MELVIN, CHUCK Concert Band 66, 67, 68, Tennis 67 Qletterj. MESSENGER, IANICE Annual Staff 67, 68, Managing Editor 68, Cheerleader 685 Class Council 66, 67, 68, Coltunbine Girls State 67, Fashion Board 67, Ice Riders 67, 68, junior Escort 67, Lariattes 66, 67, 68, Quill and Scroll 67, 68, Spur 67, Student Council 66, 67, Secretary Sophomore Class 66. MESTAS, WILMA Lariattes 66, Rustlers 67. MIDDLETON. CAROL Lariattes 66. 191 MILLETTE, PEGGY DECA 67, Treasurer. MILLS, JERRI Advanced Choir 67. MONACO, SANDRA Advanced Choir 66, Fashion Board 66, Folk Club 66, German Club 66, 67, Treasurer 66, President 67, ju- nior Red Cross 67, 685 Lariattes 66, LASC 66, 67, Mountaineering Club 66, 67, 68, Pre-Med Club 66, Rustlers 66. MONTOYA, LINDA Advanced Choir 66, 67, 68, Girls Ensemble 67, Gymnastics Club 66. MOORE, REBECCA Concert Band 67, 68, Future Teach- ers of America 68, Ice Riders 66, 68, International Relations Club 68, junior Escort 675 junior Red Cross 68, Lariattes 66, Drama Club 68, National Honor Society 685 Orches- tra 66, 67, Spur 67, 68, Senior Class Play 685 Drama Play 68. MORA-LOZA, VICTOR Chess Club 675 W-Club 67, 685 Wrestling 66, 67, 68 fletterj, Cap- tain, King junior-Senior Prom 68. NAGLE, NIKKI Folk Club 66, Future Teachers of America 67, Drama Club 67, Na- tional Honor Society 67, Spur 67, 68, Ice Riders 68, Senior Class Play 68. NANCE, MARY DECA 68, Folk Club 66, Mountain- eering Club 67, Vice President. NEAL, SHIRLEY Concert Band 66, 67, Rustlers 67, 68. NITTA, GARY All City Student Council 68, Bridge Club 67, 68, Chess Club 67, 68, Vice President 68, Class Council 67, Coltunbine Boys State 67, ju- nior Page 67, National Honor So- ciety 67, 685 R.O. T. C. 66, 67, 68 Drill Team 66, 67, Spur 67, 68, Student Council 68, Football 66, 67, 68 fletterj, Baseball 66, 67, Head Boy 68. OLGUIN, PEGGY Girls Athletic Association 66, Lariattes 665 Rustlers 675 Roller Club 67. PACHECO, LINDA Assembly Committee 66, Advanced Choir 66, 67, 68, Concert Choir 67, Lariattes 66, 67, Rustlers 66, 67, Singing Christmas Tree 675 Human Relations Club 67. PALOMO, THERESA junior Achievement 66. PANOLA, BARBARA DECA 67, German Club 67, Ice Riders 66, junior Red Cross 66, 67, Lariattes 66, 67, 68, Pre-Med Club 66, Y-Teens 66. PARKER, LYNDA DECA 67, Lariattes 66, 67. Senior Activities PAULETICH, RODGER Advanced Choir 665 W-Club 66, 67, 685 Track 665 Football 66, 67, 68 Iletterj. PIERSON, DAN Concert Band 66, 675 German Club 675 Spur 66, 675 W-Club 66, 675 Junior Page 675 Swimming 66, 67, 68 Qletterj. QUINTANA, DORA Class Cotmcil 675 Junior Escort 675 Lariattes 66, 675 Rustlers 66, 675 Student Council 67. QUINTANA, RICHARD Concert Choir 67, 685 Gymnastics Club 66, 67, 685 Singing Christmas Tree 67, 685 All City Chon 68. QUIROZ, OLYMPIA Lariattes 665 Rustlers 66, Y-Teens 66. RAMIREZ, JANICE Cheerleader 68, Captain5 Fashion Board 66, Lariattes 665 Pom Pon 675 Student Council 675 Attendant Homecoming 68. RANSOM, KATHLEEN Class Coimcil 675 Future Teachers of America 665 Gymnastics Club 66, 67, 685 Junior Achievement 665 Lariattes 665 Pom Pon 665 Ice Riders 665 Attendant Sophomore Party 66. RENES, JIM Senior Class Play 685 Track fletterj. RIVERA, ARTHUR Senior Class Play 68. ROBERTS, DARLENE Junior Achievement 665 Junior Es- cort 675 Rustlers 675 Spur 665 Rol- ler Club 66, 67, 68. ROBINETTE, RONALD Concert Band 66, 67, 685 Spur 67. ROBY, GEORGE Class Council 67, 68. ROMERO, ARTHUR Concert Choir 675 R.O. T. C. 66, 67, 68. ROMERO, CELIA LASC 66. ROTHGARN, CA THY Cheerleader 66, 67, Captain 675 Class Council 66, 675 Concert Band 665 Concert Choir 675 Fashion Board 66, 675 Junior Escort 675 Ju- nior Red Cross 665 Lariattes 665 Mountaineering Club 66, 675 Na- tional Honor Society 66, 675 Pre- Med Club 67, Singing Christmas Tree 675 Spur 66, 675 Majorette 665 Queen Homecoming Dance 67. RUCKMAN, JUDY Gymnastics Club 665 Senior Class Play 68. SALAZAR, JOSEPH Bowling Club 675 Baseball 66, 675 President Sophomore Class. SALAZAR, LEONARD Advanced Choir 65, 66, 675 German Club 66. SALTZGABER, KATHY Class Council 66, 675 Fashion Board 66, 67,685 German Club 66, 67, Vice President 675 Ice Riders 66, 67, 68, Junior Red Cross 675 Lariattes 66, 67, 685 Drama Club 675 Quill and Scroll 675 Rodeo Staff 675 Spur 67, 68 Secretary5 Senior Class Play 68. SANDOVAL, GARY Class Council 67. SANDOVAL, LEROY Advanced Choir 66, 675 Upward Bound 67. SANTILLANEZ, RAYMOND LEE Concert Band 66, 67, 685 Orchestra 675 W-Club 66, 675 Track 66, 67, 68 QletterJ5 Basketball 66, 67. SCHAFER, PAT Concert Choir 685 German Club 665 Gymnastics Club 66, 675 Singing Christmas Tree 685 Swim Club 685 Y-Teens 66. SCHIPPER, DAVE Basketball 66. SCHMUTZLER, STU All City Student Council 685 Class Council 67, 685 Concert Band 66, 67, 68, Folk Club 68, Vice Presi- dent5 German Club 675 Junior Page 675 Drama Club 685 Mountaineering Club 685 National Honor Society 685 Ski Club 66, 67, 685 Spur 67,685 Student Council 685 Senior Class Play 685 All School Show 665 Se- nior Class President 68. SCHULTZ, PHIL Concert Band 665 Mountaineering Club 685 R.O. T. C. Rifle Team 66, 675 W-Club 67, 685 Swimming 66, 67, 68 fletterJ5 Baseball 66. SEDBROOK, CLIFF Spur 67. SERRANO, GWEN FBLA 675 Lariattes 675 Rustlers 66, 67. SEYFFERT, FRED Senior Class Play 685 Drama Play 68. SHEFFERD, DONNA Gymnastics Club 675 Class Council 66, 67. SHUPE, KAREN Class Council 685 Concert Choir 685 Fashion Board 66, 67, 685 Secretary 685 German Club 675 Ice Riders 66, 67, 685 Junior Escort 675 Junior Red Cross 675 Lariattes 66, 67,685 Na- tional Honor Society 67, 685 Sing- ing Christmas Tree 685 Spur 67, 685 Student Council 68, Secretary5 DAR Award 675 Masonic Officers Award 665 NCTE Award 675 Na- tional Merit Semi-finalist 68. SIDES, STEVEN Annual Staff 685 Gymnastics 66, 67,68 fletterj. SISNEROS, GLORIA Advanced Choir 66, 67, 68. 192 SMALLWOOD, RON Class Cotmcil 66, 675 Roller Club 67, 68. SOREIDE, PHIL Class Council 675 Concert Band 665 Concert Choir 675 Folk Club 66, 67, President5 German Club 665 Ice Riders 66, 675 Jtmior Page 675 National Honor Society 675 Quill and Scroll 66, 675 Rodeo Staff 66, 67, Sports Editor5 Singing Christ- mas Tree 67 Star, Ski Club 675 Spur 66, 675 Senior Class Play 685 Football 65, 66. STEELE, PHY LLIS FBLA 66, 675 Folk Club 66, 675 Lariattes 66, 675 Pre-Med Club 66, 67. STEVENS, LINDA Concert Band 66, 67, 685 DECA 66, 67, 685 Girls Athletic Association 66, 675 Junior Escort 675 Junior Red Cross 675 National Honor Society 68 Spur 67, 68. STRAUSHEIM, GREG Annual Staff 665 Concert Band 66, 675 Football 66. SUTTON, DAVID Assembly Committee 67, 685 Class Council 66, 67, 685 Concert Choir 675 German Club 66, Treasurer5 Junior Page 675 Junior Red Cross 675 Drama Club 675 Mountaineering Club 675 Singing Christmas Tree 675 Spur 67, 685 All City Choir 67- Senior Class Play 675 Senior Class Treasurer 67. TAFOYA, ANGIE Assembly Committee 665 Concert Band 665 Concert Choir 685 Girls Ensemble 675 Junior Achievement 66, 675 Lariattes 66, 675 Rustlers 665 Singing Christmas Tree 685 Htunan Relations Club 67. TAFOYA, ANTONETTE DECA 68. TALMADGE, JERRY R.O. T. C. 66, 67. TAYLOR, CATHERINE Girls Athletic Association 665 Lariattes 665 675 Y-Teens 66, 67, 68, President 68. TESSIER, PAUL French Club 67. THOMPSON, CHERYL Assembly Committee 68, Vice President, Concert Choir 67, 685 Lariattes 665 Singing Christmas Tree 67 Star. TINLEY, COLLEEN Advanced Choir 66, 67, 68. TOLEDO, EVA Advanced Choir 67. TOMCZYK, DARYL German Club 66, 67, 685 Interna- tional Relations Club 67, 68, Pres- ident 685 Junior Achievement 66, Vice President5 Junior Red Cross 675 S ur 67 68- W-Club 66 67 68- P 7 J 7 I 7 1 Senior Activities swimming 66, 67, es qierrery. TRUJILLO, PHILLIP. 1. R.O. T. C. Rifle Team 66, 67, 685 R.O. T. C. Color Guard 67 TSUCHIYA, HOWARD Bridge Club 66, 67, 685 International Relations Club 67, 685 National Honor Society 675 Spur 675 French Club 675 Outward Bound 675 Junior Chamber of Commerce Award 665 Wrestling 66. UNZICKER, VALORIE DECA 675 Folk Club 665 Junior Achievement Secretary 66, 67, Vice President 685 Lariattes 66, 675 National Forensic Club 665 Orches- tra 665 Rustlers 66, 675 Roller Club 66, 67. VASQUEZ, RAMONA Class Council 66, 675 Junior Red Cross 67. VASQUEZ, VIRGINIA Advanced Choir 685 Lariattes 675 French Club 68. VELARDE, DAVID Football 66, 67, 685 Track 66, 67. VILLANO , SI-IERRY Class Council 66, 67, 685 Competi- tive Speech 66, 67, Treasurer 665 Ice Riders 665 Lariattes 665 Morm- taineering 675 Ski Club 67, Trea- surer. VINET, JEROME R.O.T.C. Drill Team 66. WALKER, JUDY Advanced Choir 665 Future Teachers of America 665 Girls Athletic Association 665 Gymnas- tics Club 665 Ice Riders 665 Junior Escort 675 Lariattes 665 Rustlers 66, 67, 685 Spur 66, 67. WALKER, SHIRLEY Advanced Choir 66, 67, 685 Rustlers 66. WAMSLEY, MARCIA Class Council 67 . WARE, ROGER Advanced Choir 66,675 Roller Club 66, 67. WARTMAN, NORINE Class Council 675 Fashion Board 66, 67, 685 Junior Escort 675 Drama Club 66, 67, 685 National Honor Society 675 Spur 66, 67, 685 Senior Class Play 685 Drama Play 685 Human Relations Club 68. WASINGER, THERESA Lariattes 66, 67, 685 Mountaineering 68. WELCH, MIKE Mountaineering Club 67, Vice President5 W-Club 675 Football 66, 67,68 QletterJ5 Track 66, 67, 68. WELLS, PAM Annual Staff 675 Class Council 66, 675 Concert Band 665 Fashion Board 675 German Club 665 Junior Escort 675 Lariattes 66, 675 National Honor Society 66, 67, Secretary 675 Spur 66, 67, Treasurer 675 Junior Clas- sical League 66, 67. WEST, SUSAN Concert Band 665 67, 685 Girls Rifle Team 68, Captain5 Honorary Cadet 685 Ice Riders 66, 67,685 Junior Escort 675 Lariattes 665 Spur 67, 685 Student Council 685 All City Band 685 All State Band 685 Vice Head Girl 68, National Merit Semi- finalist. WILSON, JUDY Concert Band 66, 67, 68. WILSON, SANDY Future Teachers of America 675 Junior Achievement 66, Treasurer5 Junior Escort 675 Lariattes 66, Treasurer5 Drama Club 675 Rustlers 675 Spur 675 Y-Teens 665 Senior Class Play 685 All School Show 66. WINKLER, DUSK Gymnastics Club 675 Swimming 66, 67 QletterJ5 Gymnastics 66, 67, 68 QletterJ. WINTERS, CINDY Gymnastics Club 68. WINTERS, CYNTHIA FBLA 66. WINTERS, RON Annual Staff 66, 67, Activities Edi- tor, Managing Editor5 Class Coun- cil 685 Mountaineering Club 675 Quill and Scroll 67, Vice President5 193 Spur 66, 675 Student Council 675 W-Club 675 Tennis 67 QletterJ5 Ju- nior Class Treasurer 675 King Sophomore Party 66. WITTHUHN, COLLEEN Lariattes 66. WOLSKI, KAREN Cheerleader 67,685 Class Council 665 Concert Choir 66, 67, 685 Ice Riders 665 Junior Escort 675 Lariattes 66, 675 National Honor Society 685 Singing Christmas Tree 67,685 Ski Club 665 spur 66, 67, 685 A11 School Show 665 Queen Sophomore Party 665 Attendant Junior Prom 675 Queen Senior Prom 68. WOOLLARD, LOIS Concert Choir 67, 685 Folk Club 66 Girls Athletic Association 665 Gymnastics Club 665 Junior Achievement 665 Junior Red Cross 675 Singing Christmas Tree 685 Swim Club 675 Attendant Sopho- more Party 66. YA COVETTA, STEVEN Football 66. YOUNG, GARY W-Club 66, 67, 685 Football 66, 67, 68 flet-terJ5 Wrestling 66, 67,68 fletterJ5 King Junior Prom 67. ZOLTENKO, KAREN Advanced Choir 665 Annual Staff 68, Club's Editor5 Bowling Club 66 Class Council 685 Columbine Girls State 675 Fashion Board 66, 67, 685 Ice Riders 66, 67,685 International Relations Club 675 Junior Escort 67 Junior Red Cross 66, 67, Secretary, Lariattes 66, 67, 685 Drama Club 685 National Honor Society 685 Spur 685 Student Council 685 Latin Club 66, 67, 68, Secretary5 Senior Class Play 68. ZOOK, KENNETH Chess Club 685 Ice Riders 675 Motmtaineering Club 675 National Honor Society 675 Spur 675 Out- ward Bound 675 Scholastic Art Award 665 Tennis 665 Gymnastics 66. Mr. Mr. Faculty And Administration Earl Paul 108 Robert Mohar 109 Miss Marie Robinson 64, 109 Mr. Travis Taylor 109 Mr. Robert Acker 117 Mr. Samuel Allison 111 Mr Rodney Anderson 110 Miss Vi Anderson 116 Miss Judy Atkins 123 Mr. Lloyd Bailey 117 Miss Alice Baumgartner 112 Mrs. Kathleen Beck Mrs . Mrs . Mrs . Mrs . Mr. Mrs Nancy Biggs Carol Boehm 64, 116 Clovis Brown 72, 124 Sara Brown 110, 118 John Brunner JoAnn Burke 23, 58 Mr. Gary Burkgren 124 Mrs. Anne Carey 39, 73, 127, 40 Mr. Ben Coleman 66, 120 Miss Marilyn Cooper 56, 114 Mr. Larry Hays 116 Mrs. Agnes Hearn 111 Mr. Richard Hicks 111 Mr. Richard Hotton 111 Mr. Mike l-Fuddleston 81,91, 121 Mr. Glen Jacobs 57 Mr. Gordon Jacques 39, 118 Mrs. Irma James 111, 143 Sgt. Btuney Jetton 32 Mr. Carl Johnson 61, 112,40 Mr. Karl Johnson 110 Miss Georgia Jonasson 123,40 Miss Pat Jost 125 Mr. Mike Jurich 7O,85,93, 120 Mr. John Karamigios 126,40 Miss Liselotte Kauffman 118 Mr. Maurice Kilgore 114 Mrs. Margaret King 123 Mr. William Kingsley 117,40 Mr. Erwin Koepsel 75, 119,40 Mr. George Layton 37, 127,40 Mr. Martin Letellier Mr. Howard Cordry 83, 114 Mr. Lloyd Cowherd 24, 117 Mr. Robert Delay 54, 116 Mrs. Beth Denhalter 43, 74, 112 Miss Ruth Dougherty 120 Miss Riva Duncan 119 Mrs. Mabel Dunn 114 Mr. Charles Dyce 27, 124 Mr. Ralph Easley 117 Mr. Jim Fisher 124 Mrs. Judith Floyd 124 Mr. James Fluckey 39, 60, 118, 127, 167, 40 Miss Cecily Gardell Mr. Louis Garramone 71, 120 Mrs. Lois Gill 51,110 Mr. William Grove 123,63, 40 Miss Martha Guevara 116 Mrs. Frayda Harris 119 Mr. Tom Harrison 25, 110 Seniors Abbott, Samuel Phillip 56, 144 Abeyta, Philip Eugene 80, 70 Abrahamsson, Jeanne Marie 24 144, 29, 72, 142 Adams, John Charles 38, 59, 144, 67, 73 Aguilar, John Allan 114 Albo, Beatrice S. 39 Alegria, Johnny Ray 36, 37, 38, 144 Anderson, Robert G. 144 Anguiano, Joe Francisco 144 Apodaca, Catherine S, 39 Apodaca, Sophie R. 39 Appelhans, Patricia Kay 32,33 50, 38, 10,22,144,29, 142,64 Aragon, Charles R. 144 Archuleta, Connie Jean 144 Arnold, Jimmy 144 Arnold, Stuart Scott 144 Atencio, Christina 42, 43, 144 Atencio, Tommy Louise 144 Atkins, John William 144 Attebury, Linda Susan 144 Avila, Alice Marie 64, 145 Avila, Caroline M. 39,145 Ayala, Dolores Isabel 39 Baca, Betty Jean 72, 145 Mrs Irma L'Heureux 112 Mrs Joyce Lilly Mrs Phoebe Lindvall Mr. William Mahoney 116 Mr. Fred Manzanares 118 Mrs. Elizabeth Markkanen 111 Mr. James Marks 114 Mrs. Ida Martin 112 Mrs. Sonja Martin 113 Mr. Gary Meers Mr. David Mejia 52,65,114 Mrs Faith Meyer 111 Mrs Margaret Moore 115 Mr. Donald Nelson 113 Mrs June Nicolds 26,53, 113, 40 Mrs Verna Page 41, 123 Mrs Mary Ann Parthum 39,69, 123,40 7 Miss Myrtice Patty 126,40 Mr. Delbert Petersen 123 Students Baca, Gwendolyn Lopez 39 Baer, Timothy Henry 145,68 Banta, Alan Lyle 70,86, 145 Barcelona, Paul 38 Barron, Sandra Jean 22, 23, 38, 61, 142, 145 Barros, David Lee 68, 70, 145 Bartley, Katherine Ann 59, 145 Billottee, Roger Griffin 91, 142, 145 Blackburn, Fay Lenore 69, 145 Blanchard, Rex Alan 38, 145 Bobian, Victoria T. 145 Bobitsky, Edward A. 38, 145 Bohl, Marlene Helen 38, 59, 60, 142 , 145 Bonn, Barbara Diane 29, 145 Branham, Anita Mami 38, 39 Brauch, Thomas John 145 Bright, Shirley Ann 39 Broskey, Jesse Earl 70 Brown, Bonnie Jo 57 Buckeye, Monica Ann 29,38 Burke, Michael James 87 Burl, Alex l-I. 32 Busto, Anna Marie 39, 74, 75 Cagle, Michael J. 42,43, 55 Candelaria, Anthony A. 80 Cardenas, Loretta L. 142 Carlisle, Sidney Wesley 70 Mrs. Anne Presenkowski 125 Mr. Richard Reynolds 115, 123 Mr. Robert Riddell 110 Mr. Jack Ripley Mr. Rodger Robben 123 Miss Blodwen Roberts 39, 127, 40 Mrs. lris Roberts 113 Mrs. Evelyn Rockett Mr. Fred Sabell 81,82,87, 121 Miss Elizabeth Schaak 49, 120 Mr. Glenn Scheele 86, 88, 115, 121 Miss Sandra Semon 126 Miss Margie Setvin 125 Mr. Harry Shafer 62, 115 Mrs. Maria Siddeek 50, 113 Mr. John Slovek 81, 121 Maj. Paul Smith 32 Mr. Richard Smith 52, 116 Mr. William Smith 55 Mr. Carl Squires 68, 119 Mrs. Carol Sunshine 30, 113 Mr. Dexter Takesue 115 Mr. William Thomas Mr, Dale Thompson 70, 121 Mr. Don Thomson 59,81, 117 Mr. Harold Underhill 32, 123 lvgri3William Valentine 25, 53, Miss Glenda Vanderlvleer 64, 116 Mr. Abel Vigil'85, 126, 180, 40 Mr. Thomas Vitolo 67, 111 Miss Jeanne Walker 126 Miss Nancy Wall 20, 121 Mr., Carl Ward 117 Mr. John Waygood 123 Mr. Donald Webb 10, 116 Mr. Basil Whiting 117 Mr, Dale Wieland 123 Miss Cora Williams 113 Mr. Harry Zimmerhackel 116 Castaneda, Rocky R. 34,41 Cerovski, Errol Francis 85, 10 134, 135, 29, 70, 142,93 Chacon, Ronald Patrick 147 Chance, Dorothy Aleene 147 Chartier, Douglas M. 39, 147 Chavez, Fredrick Lee 38 Chavez, Rosie R. 38,39,147 Chism, Jack Anthony 145 Chrisp, Terry Lee 145 7 Cifka, Paula Ann 29, 36, 50, 53, 142, 147 Clark, Carol Frances 147 Clark, Sherry Adell 39, 147 Close, Richard George 29, 70, 75, 147 Coleman, Anna Marie 147 Coleman, Eva Priscilla 147 Collins, Sandra C. 36,38,42, 43, 142, 147 Contreras, Rose Pat 38 Cordova, David C. Jr. 147 Cosio, Betty Jean 148, 72 Covault, James Roscoe 65 Craven, Linda Lee 148 Cripps, Louis Dean 148, 29 Cross, Donna Sue 22,39, 148 Cruz, Angela Maria 38,39, 58, 142, 148 Curry, Stephen John 41, 68, 70, 85 Curtis, Robert Leroy 148 Cushman, Gerald Lee 148 Cuwhall, Gerald Lyle 70,93, 148 Deeds, James Dean 148 Deaguero, Louis 39 Deibert, William John 75, 148 Delgado, Sara 61, 148 Denny, Robert A. Jr. 34,148 DeSantls, Dianna Lynn 29,142, 148 Devon, Danny Lee 75, 148 Dix, David Duane 39, 148 Dix, Nancy Jeanne 148 Dolan, Claudia Eileen 148 Dominguez, David Adolf 38,42, 43,74,75 Dominguez, Margaret L. 38 Duarte, Eddie Lee 38,39 Dudley, Timothy Ray 68 Dunmire, Jerald DeWayne 70, 80, 93, 165 Dunworth, Karen C. 29 Durham, Valorie Ann 39 Duston, Marsha Lee 29,38,42, 43,58, 60,64, 142 Dydyn, John 29, 36, 37,142 Dyes, Gregory Allen 36, 37, 61 142, 146 Eberhart, Ronald C. 32,142 Egly, Karen Lee 39 Ewing, Robert Oliver 70,80 Fernandez, Barbara Jean 39 Fiorella, Linda Jo 29,31,32, 33, 38,50, 58,64,134, 135,142 Foden, Patricia Jessie 150 Foster, Ardys Ethel 150 Fox, Roberta Kay 150 Fresquez, Victoria Faye 36,38, 39 Fullwood, Kazuo 34,38, 70,80, 150 Gallegos, Arlene V. 150 Gallegos, Ida Ruth 150 Gallegos, Isabel Teresa 39, 150 Gallegos, Lorene J. 150 Gallegos, Richard V. 34 Garcia Christine M. 39 Garcia, Dolores 150 Garcia, Eleanor Jean 150 Garcia, Frances Amelia 36, 150 Garcia, Stella Lynda 150 Gault, John Earl 70,86, 150 Gillmore, Linda K. 49, 56,59, 60, 69, 142, 150 Gimer, David Carl 38, 150 Gleason, Bonnie Elaine 150 Gomez, Joan Theresa 150 Gomez, Rebecca Marie 63, 150 Gonzales Anthony M 36,70, 91 Gonzales, Gloria A. 150 Gonzales, Lydia 150 Gonzales, Priscilla 39 Greenwood, William R. 36,37, 42, 43, 75 Gronsten, Sharon Ann 29 Guerrero, Betty Jean 39 Hall, Kenneth Lee 29, 74, 110 Harris, Frank William 142 Hartzog, Roberta Marie 38,42, 43, 58, 142 Hein, Alan Kent 29,31, 70,80 Helgeson, David Neil 70, 137 7 Hendricks, Karen M. 22,39,42, 43 , 64, 142 Hernandez, Patricia 22, 42 , 43 Hernandez, Robert Charles 70 , 80 , 93 Hupfer, Hal James 70,80 lkenberry, Daryl Scott 10, 29, 38, 51, 80, 7O,137, 142, 149, 165 Irvine, Joe Carey 24 Jablkowski, Christina 39 Jackson, Kenneth Donald 93, 94 Jacquez, Thomas Edward 29, 70, 80, 93, 142 Jaramillo, Carl Anthony 38, 39 Jennings, Eugene Howard 38, 68 , 9 1 Johnson, Christine T. 32,33, 49, 142, 151, 165 Karns, Trace Louise 22, 38, 67 Keeling, Jay Lloyd 75 Kell, Richard Alan 41, 71, 85 Kennedy, Launa Jean 39 Kientz, Gary Lee 70,80 King, William Orivlle 25, 31, 53 , 142 Kingsbury, Sharon Marie 72, 153 Kirkpatrick, BeverlyJ 153 Knight, George Preston 36 LaForett, Betty 38, 69, 74, 75, 153 Lankhorst, JoAnne 153 Lara, Gloria Jean 153 Lauber, Robert 61, 142, 153 Lauer, Bruce Allen 26,42,43, 61, 142, 153 Lell, Kathleen Marie 29,42, 43, 58, 64, 142, 143, 153 Lell, Thomas Michael 153 Lemons, Jan Elaine 10,42,43, 61, 64, 142,153 Leyva, Christine Elaine 72, 153 Lindberg, John Everett 38, 42, 43, 65, 70,80, 142, 153 Lindgren, Lawrence J. 42, 43, 74, 75, 153 Lindgren, Mary Kay 42, 43, 49, 74, 75, 153, 165 Litchfield, Linda Lou 22, 153 Littrell, William I-l. 39, 153 Lofton, Norma Lou 20, 21, 38, 39, 153 Lopez, Augustin 68, 71,80 Lopez, Bruno Jr. 71,86,91 Lopez, Connie Pauline 153 Lopez, David 38 Lopez, Gloria Beaurice 26,29, 153 Lopez, Raymond Joseph 57 Lopez, William Charles 153 Lucas, Logan James 38,67 Lucero, Belinda L. 38, 142 Lucero, Theresa 142 Lupton, Judith Louise 22,23, 29, 59 Maes, Linda Joyce 10, 11, 12, 13,29,33,5O,51,61, 137,142, 152 Maes, Sammy Atencio 32, 34 Mandt, Christy Lynn 59 Manzanares, Anna Marie 59 Manzanares, Kathleen 39 March, Danny Lewis 32 Marston, Peggy Kathleen 29, 38, 143 Martin, Barbara Lynn 38 Martinez, Daniel Levi 38 Martinez, John Raymond 71 McDowell, Darrell 71,80,93, 165 McGhghy, Daniel Ray 39 McKinney, Dennis Lee 75 McLaughlin, Karen M. 29, 72, 156 Mclemore, Dolores Gail 38, 156 Medina, Dorothy Lee 156 Medina, Judy Ann 39 Medina, Loretta Judith 156 Medina, Phillip Erold 29, 71,93 142, 154 Medrano, Gloria V. 49,156 Meenach, Irene G. 156 Melvin, Charles Warren 36, 71, 84, 156 Messenger, Janice Ann 20, 21, 24,25,29,31,53,59,67,142, 156 Mestas, Wilma Josephine 156 Miller, Phyllis Ann 156 Miller, Roger Steve 38, 156 Miller, William Bay 38, 142, 156 Millette, Peggy Rae 55, 156 Mills, Jerri Suzanne 41 Mitchell, Ellen Rose 156 Monaco, Sandra Lee 156 Montoya, Linda B. 39, 156 Moore, Rebecca Anne 29,36, 42,43,59, 74, 156 Mora, Victor R. 70,88,96, 136 Muniz, Tito Ruben 156 Nagle, Nikki Jeanne 29,42,43, 74, 156 Nance, Mary Lou 156 Newbins, Gale H. 71,93,94 Nitta, Gary 10, 11, 12,13,29, 31, 32,142, 155 Owens, Robert Lee 71,93 Pacheco, Linda C. 38,39 Pauletich, Rodger Alan 71,80 Perez, Louis Jr. 71,93 Picl-card, Anne Denise 72 Pierson, Howard Daniel 29, 71, 75 Quintana, Dora Lee 41 Quintana, Richard W. 38 Ramirez, Janice Lea 20,21,49, 142, 157, 165 Rivera, Anna M. 38 Rivera, Arthur Jr. 42,43 Roberts, Darlene Marian 29 Robinette, Ronald Lee 36 Rodriguez, David George 24 Rodriguez, Rose Ella 26,38, 42,43,52, 137,142, 158 Rothgarn, Cathy Sue 20,21,29, 38,49, 142, 159, 164 Ruckman, Judy Kay 42,43, 142 Salaz, Mona Lorraine 39 Salazar, Josephine 39 Saltzgaber, Kathryn D. 27,42, 43,51,53, 59,64, 142 Sanchez, Isabel Ida 39,41 Sanchez, Martha Rita 142 Santillanez, Raymond L. 36,39 Schafer, Patricia Ann 38 Schmutzler, Stuart Ray 10,11, 29,36,37,42,43,67,74,143 Schultz, Philip John 71,87 Seewald, David 29,31,71,8O, 142, 162, 164 Seyffert, Fred Carl 42,43 Shupe, Karen Marie 10, 11, 29, 38,59,64, 142, 160 Sides, Steven Orin 24, 71 Simons, Alvie John 161 Sisneros, Gloria Norma 161 Smallwood, Ronnie Gene 161 Soreide, Philip Dennis 26, 29, 42,43,53,73,74, 161 Soriano, Joe Ray161 Stevens, Linda Lee 29 Strausheim, Gregory Lee 161 Stringer, Shirley Jean 161 Stroberg, Crystal Ivy 57, 142, 161 Suniga, Jacqueline Rose 161 Sutton, David Neil 29,38,42, 43, 67, 74, 75, 142, 143,161 Tafoya, Angelina Marie 38, 161 Tafoya, Anotonette R. 161 Talmadge, Jerry Lee 161 Taylor, Catherine L. 72,161 Tomczyk, Daryl Lee 57, 71, 161 Torres, Francez Kathy 161 Tresco, Gabriel Anthony 34 Trujillo, Darla Theresa 161 Trujillo, Phillip J. 32,34 Trujillo, Raymond A. Trujillo, Sandra Lee L. Tsuchiya, Howard H. 60, 161 Turner, Tobert 161 Unzicker, Valerie Jean 161 Urioste, John Leo 71,80 Urquhart, Samuel Dean 71 Veasman, Gary Duane 32 Villano, Cheryl l. 61,67 Walker, Judy Lynne 29 Walker, Shirley Jeannie 39 Wallace, Aloma Glennis 38, 61,72 Ware, Roger L. 57 Warunan, Norine Kay 29,42, 43,64 Welch, Michael Steven 67, 71, 80 Wells, Pamela Kay 25,29,49, 51, 64, 142 West, Susan Diane 10,29,33, 36, 59 Wiley, Bonita Kay 57 Wilson, Edward Darwin 34 Wilson, Judy Luann 36 . Wilson, Sandra Grace 29 Winters, Ronald Eugene 10, 11, 24,53,71,84,142,163 Wolski, Karen Jo 20, 21, 29, 38, 74, 136 Woollard, Lois Marie 38 Young, Gary Alan 71,80,88 Zoltenko, Karen Lee 10,25,29, 31,42,43,50,59,74,142 Zook, Kenneth Ray 65, 142 Juniors Aguilar, Paul George 168 Allen, Cynthia Ann 168 Allen, DanielD. 70,85,93, 168 Altfilisch, Karen A. 38,168 Anderson, Keith Earl 38, 70, 80, 168 Anderson, Paul Duane 168 Anderson, Ronald Eugene 168 Anguiano, Paula Marie 168 Anguiano, Rudy Carl 168 Apodaca, Erlene Rachel 41 Apodaca, Gilda Rececca 72, 168 Apodaca, Mary M 168 Aragon, Jan Elizabeth 38, 62 Aragon, Pauicia Ann 168 Archuleta, Mary Lou 39, 168 Arellano, Frank Joseph 36, 168 Armand, Danny Lee 168 Armstrong, Phyllis 39, 168 Ashley, Joan Eileen 39, 168 Ashton, Charlene Louise 168 Atencio, Diane Pauline 168 Atencio, Phyllis D. 39, 168 Ayala, Ruth Ann 39 Bakarich, Sandra Lee 168 Baldwin, Albert Allen 168 Banark, Linda May 65, 168 Banta, Margaret Ellen 24, 39, 168 Barela, Wayne Michael 39 Barr, Robert Allen 169 Barros, Marie Barbara 169 Baskall, Deborah D. 39. 169 Beckman, Letitia Ellen 169 Bejarano, Catherine L. 169 Bell, Eric Alan 167 Bilger, David Deremiah 169 Blea, Maryann Adelaida 169 Bobian, Gloria Nettie 27,32,41, 52, 53, 167, 169 Bobitsky, Patricia Kay 39 Borrego, Belinda M. 39 Boyd, Douglas Mark 70,85,91 Boyd, KarolynD. 169 Boyd, Kathleen Dianne 169 Bright, Gale Darlene 169 Brook, Leland Earl 70,80 Brookhouser, John Dale 169 Brown, Nancy Jean 39, 169 Buck, Rickey Lee 36, 70,80 Budde, Richard Paul 36 Burik, Karen Lee 169 Burgess, James Frank 70,83,169 Burk, Joann 74, 169 Bustam, Linda R. 169 Byrnes, Christine Lee 169 Calcote, Deborah Lee 33, 169 Calderon, Elaine Carol 169 Candelaria, Danny C. 24,38 Carey, William Joseph 169 Carruthers, Clinton A. 10, 70, s0,93,169 Cerovski, Mike Craig 10,67, 70, 75,85, 167,170 Chacon, Darlene Shirley 39,61, 170 Chase, Debbra Ann 170 Chavez, Dale Lynn 38 Chism, Barbara Rae 170 Christo, Debbie Jean 10, 167, 170 Clark, Daniel Reuben 67, 70, 84 Clark, Diana Mae 170 Close, Merilyn Kay 22, 23, 39 Cochell, Debbie Irene 170 Collins, Debra J. 170 Contreraz, Bernadette Y. 170 Coon, Leonard Carroll 170 Cooney, Richard James 25,67, 68, 70, 84 Copley, Margaret Ann 33, 38, 60, 64, 170 Cordova, Linda Susan 170 Cosio, Rose Marie 170 Cox, Christine Lee 36,54, 170 Crabtree, Joe Allan 170 Davis, Eloysa Guadalupe 39,49, 170 Davis, Jerry Robert 36,93 Deeds, Cherlyn Lavonne 170 Delgado, Thomas S. 24, 170 Dewitt, Debra Gail 24, 170 Duran, Barbara Jean 74 Duran, Charles Paul 170 Duran, Cynthia 39, 60, 171 Duran, Donna 39, 61, 171 Duran, Jennifer June 171 Duran, Paul Henry 38, 171 Dyes, Michel Adrian 36, 37,93, 171 Earnhardt, Randall Lea 31,62, 84, 171 Edwards, Sharon Ann 57, 171 Eggert, Clifford John 39 Ellis, Samuel Lee 91 Elmore, Wayne Douglas 171 Embry, Deanna Rae 171 Escobedo, David Saul 61 Espinosa, Gerald R. 93, 171 Espinoza, Katherine E. 41 Essig, Cynthia Jean 38, 171 Evans, Claudia Lynn 39, 54, 171 Fiechter, Donna 171 Foos, Cynthia Gail 167, 171 Fox, Sharon Louise 38, 57, 171 Frank, Sharon Kay 22, 23, 33, 170 Friedemann, Marie Ann 33,61, 64, 167, 171 Gabbert, Linda Ann 39, 171 Gaffney, Deborah L. 41 Gallegos, Adolph T. 36 Gallegos, Elizabeth J. 36, 38, 171 Gallegos, Micheal V. 70,88 Garcia, Carol Ann 25, 59, 62, 64,167,171 Garcia, Danny 64, 167, 171 Garcia, Edmundo Paul Jr. 171 Garcia, Priscilla Angie 49, 69, 72, 171 Garcia, Ramona Faye 171 Garrison, Joan Louise 22, 23, 171 Gentry, Judy Ann 41 George Marilyn Kay 172 Gerstner, Kathleen Ann 39, 62, 172 Givens, David Wayne 172 Gomez, Elizabeth Gloria 172 Gomez, Rosabel Ann 172 Gonzales, Anna Marie 39 Guerra, Louis 36 Guerra, Mary 172 Gmnbay, Richard Steven 37, 70, 84, 172 Gmnm, Gayle Lynn 172 Haddican, Mary Kay 172 Haggerty, Larry Joe 38, 70 Hahn, Connie Sue 172 Hake, Arthur Glenn 172 Haley, William Fredrick 70,80 Haro, Christine Elaine 172 Haselhorsy, Arleen M. 10, 11, 22, 23, 64,172 Hathaway, Carol Elaine 172 Hawkins, Carla Jo 33, 38,49, 72, 172 Heit, James Thomas 80, 70,88, 90 Henry, Mary Lee 38 Hernandez, Anthony J. 34,84, 38, 172, 70,87 Herrera, Irene Matilda 39, 172 Hill, George W. 36 Hill, John Edwin Jr. 68 Hoard, Wanita Key 172, 39 Hofer, Carl Edward 172 Holloway, Wanda Jean 172 Holloway, Warren D. 173 Holtzinger, Dean Ray 70,80, 173 Hopkins, Vicky 39 Hughes, Cindy Lou 25,44,173 Hupfer, Marcia Rae 173,20, 21, 167 Jackson, Pamala Kaye 173 Jamieson, Shirley Mae 167, 173 Jaramillo, Debra M. 39 Jaramillo, Lorene G. 173 Jarman, Graig Clarence 173 Jennings, Edward Virgil 86, 173 68, 91 Joe, Harold Roger 24, 65 Johnson, Robert William 65 Jones, Alan Lester 80, 36, 173, 70,93 Jones, Carolyn Violet 173, 167 Jurich, Steven D. 85,70,93 Kerr, Greg Alan 38, 173 7 Kerstner, Joanne Kay 173,64 Kidneigh, Edward Eugene 80 36, 37,89, 173, 71 King, Edward John 36, 173, 71, 75 7 Kinzbach, Suzette Gay 38 Kitzman, Laura Lynn 38, 173 58,22,23, 139 Knodel, Candice Louise 24,38, 173 7 Kohut, Vickie Lynn 33, 173, 64 Kramer, Janice Gerard 173 Kreutzer, Bendetta Kay 39 Kuriger, Richard Daniel 57 Landau, Steven Dale 91 Lane, Linda Marie 173 Lara, Yolanda Kay 173 Lawler, Robin Rowene 58 Lechuga, Gary Andrew 55,93 Ledoux, Dean Leslie 36 Lee, Thomas Calvin 173 Lewis, Joyce Anne 173 Leyba, Darlene Patricia 173 Leyba, Frances S. 39 Lomelin, Lucille Stella 173 Longoria, l-Iortensia 41 Lopez, Belinda C. 173 Lopez, Emilio 68 Lopez, Frank 71,88 Lopez, Stella 39 Losey, Randall Karl 38 Lucero, Andy Chris 39, 71 Lucero, Barbara Joan 39 Lucero, Patricia A. 39 Lujan, Patti M. 174 Madrid, Wynette Irene 39 Maes, Lawrence Max 174 Malone, James E. 8O,36,71, 93 Mansanarez, Randy G. 38 Marez, Irene 174 Martinez, Felix Harvey 174,91 Martinez, Lawrence J. 39 Martinez, Leroy 34, 55, 36, 174, 67,68 Martinez, Mike Damien 174 Martinez, Nora Susan 38 Martinez, Robert Lino 68 Martinez, Solomon 174,39 Martinez, Sylvia May 174 Mason, Mark Douglas 93 Mathis, Jessica Jean 174, 10, 11, 67 Mayoral, Julie May 72 McCannon, Alex Douglass 174,39 McClendon, Michael 93 McKinney, Orie R. 174,75 McLaughlin, Richard Lee 80,36, 71,93 McWilliams, Barbara 174,59 Medina, Theodore Leroy 80, 110,93 Meisel, Dianne E. 57, 39, 75 Miller, Charles George 85, 174, 71 Mitchell, Marcus Byrd 80, 71,93 Montoya, Deborah K. 174, 72 Montoya, Ethel Mae 174 Montoya, Michael 36,37 Mosley, Mona Marie 174 Moye, Carolyn Elizabeth 39 Mulkey, Vaunda Ruth 39 Narranjo, John V. 174 Neal, Eugene Raymond 174 Nitta, Bruce 34,36,37, 174 Olsen, Eddy Lee 38, 174 Ortega, Vida Grace 59 Ortegon, Lee Saul 38,174 Owens, George Timothy 36 Pacheco, Priscilla A. 174 Paden, Sandra Janette 174 Padilla, Christina E. 174 Padilla, Diane Lee 39 Padilla, Maxine V. 174,39 Perez, Charles David 71 'S3Perez, Daniel Robert 174 Petersen, Susan Deanna 39, 175 Peterson, Deborah Jean 39 Phelps, Steven Carl 85, 71,93 Piro, Dominic R. 39 Potter, Fern Caroline 175 Pratt, Diane Marie 175,39 Presley, Darrell Eugene 68 Qunitana, David William 80, 175, 68, 71 Ramirez, Theresa C. 27, 175, 60, 74 Redding, Cindy Mary 38, 175 Redwillow, Martha Joan 39, 175, 59, 72 Reiter, Bradley Dean 175 Rensink, David Louis 71 Reynolds, Patsy Lee 39 Rhoades, Gary E. 80, 175, 71, 94, 139, 93 Richards, Thomas Earl 175,67 Riggs, Myrtie Ann 175,72 Rivera, Linda Susan 39, 175 Robles, Silvana L. 175 Romero, Nancy Joan 39 Romine, Glennis Ann 175 Romine, Terry Lynn 175,72 Rothrock, Guy Glen 36, 175,87 Rudd, Robert Charles 175 Rudden, John Gregory 175 Ruiz, Victor Dick 36 Rummel, Bonnie Luann 175 Runyan, Sylvia Alice 25,38, 175, 59 Salaz, Peggy Lee 175 Salazar, Carol Esther 175 Salazar, Frank D. 175 Salmon, Charla Lee 38,60,22, 23 Sanchez, Gregory Lee 175,61, 67,87 Sanchez, Jerry Lee 175 Sanchez, Max William 175 Sanchez, Rosemarie 39 Sanders, Kathy Elaine 176 Sandoval, Sara Diane 176 Schafer, Karen Lynn 54 Schafer, Russell Allen 80, 176 Schroeder, Victoria Sue 176 Scoles, Janet Lynn 176 Sells, Sheryl Jean 39, 176 Serrano, Dale Victor 176,87 Seyffert, Ruth Elaine 176 Shefferd, Adelbert C. 176,68 Sides, Terry Lynn 25, 39, 176,60 Silva, Mary Lou 38 Simpson, Teri Lea 176 Smith, Lester 176 Smith, Patrica L. 176,39,59, 41, 72 Smith, Richard Andrew 71,87 Sprouse, David Lee 59, 73, 74 Stillwell, Judith Karen 176, 58, 59 Story, Leah Jean 38, 176 Stoumbauch, Cynthia Lee 176 Strange, Steven R. 34 Sturgeon, Lamoyne Lee 85,71, 93 Tofoya, Richard Thomas 176 Tavis, Gary Lynn 176 Tavis, Terry Allen 176 Thomas, Peggy Joan 176 Thomason, Gary Paul 80, 71 Thompson, lone M. 39, 72, 177 Torres, Ray Leroy 36 Torrez, William Rudolf 36,37, 38, 177 Toumbs, Shirley Lavonne 177 Townsend, Linda Lee 177 Trujillo, Gloria Yvonne 177 Trujillo, Leonard Rudy 80, 177 Trujillo, Linda Y. 177 Tuff, Donald Spencer 91 Turnbull, Gary Ray 38 Ulibarri, James M. 177 Urioste, Angelina Joann 177 Valerio Carolyn Jean 39 Vanetten, Jonita P. 41 Vansickle, Lance J. 177,72 Varela, Stella M. 177,72 Walker, John William 85, 177 Waters, Bobby L. 177 Webster, Ronald C. Jr. 67 White, Robert Charles 38 Wilson, Jerry Sue 177 Wilson, Mary Helen 39 Wilson, Ronald Dean 80, 177, 71 Winterhalder, Donna Kay 38, 177, 20, 21 Winters, Gary George 38 Wright, Martha E. 177 Yarian, Connie Jean 39, 177 Yazzie, Tommy 24,65 Zepeda, Kathleen Ann 177 Zook, Barbara Louise 38, 177 Zullo, Linda Adaline 65 Sophomores Abad, Ruby 181 I Acosta, Beatrice 39 Alarid, Lucille 181 Allacher, Harry J. 36 Amos, Vanetta Jan 181 Andrade, Patricia G. 181 Ankele, Cynthia 72 Baca, Joanna 39 Baca, Kathleen M. 39 Baker, Lawrence A. 83 Barcelona, Carol A. 181 Barela, Frank Ray 39 Barron, Gloria L. 181 Becker, Peggy Jean 181 Bedwell, Freddi Lea 39 Blea, Rosalie Viola 39 Bobian, Margie 39 Bonn, Victoria Lynn 181 Borrego, Alice M. 181 Botello, Marie A. 39 Bowman, Charles 83 Bowman, Linda Marie 74 Brauch, Timothy P. 85, 181, 70 Brown, Belinda Jane 181,39 Brown, Charlyne J. 36,74 Brown, Kathie Lee 181 Brown, Melvin 83,39 Brown, Robert James 181 Burkhart, Alida R. 18l,39,64 Burrows, Judith M. 181 Cabral, Frances C. 181 Cameron, Charles D. 84,36, 181,70 Cannova, Jack 36 Cantu, Rudy 39 Cardona, Gilbert A. 83 Casados, Dora L. 181,75 Chacon, Fede Tim 65 Chatelain, Ron 83 Childs, Sherry E. 181 Chism, Diana Marie 181 Cind, LauraJ. 181 Cisneros, Christine 181,39 Clark, John G. 83,89 Cobo, Patricia Ann 39 Conlon, Kathleen D. 182 Contreraz, Carmelit 182 Cook, Gary Edward 83, 182 Cortez, Linda 39 Craft, Carol Fay 181 Craney, Bennie Kay 180 Cripps, Donna Hazel 162,74 Curtis, KennethW 182 Cunningham, Robert 36,65 Danforth, Jeannette 74 Daulton, Vickie L. 181 Deleon, Victor S. 181 Devon, Jeffery 181 Dewitt, James M. 181 Dindinger, David P. 83,39 Ditter, Karen L. 181,39 Dixon, Carl Junior 182 Dorsey, Tommy Lee 83 Drybread, Darlene F. 182 Duarte, Rocky 39 Duckworth, James G. 83, 182 Duran, Evelyn C. 182 Duran, Loretta A. 182 Dyes, Cheryl E. 182 Earnhardt, Teresa S. 182,39, 74 Egan, John James 182 Emery, James W. 182 Enzman, Mary Irene 182 Erwin, Michael 89 Espinosa, Rosalinda 182,39 Esquibel, Roslyn M. 39,64 Fairchild, Sue 182 Fernandez, Robert 36 Ferrese, Linda Mae 182 Fisher, Ketti Lynn 182 Fisher, Mona Mae 74 Fleer, Raymond D. 83, 182 Fox, Lina 183,39 Frank, Gerald Lynn 87 Frickey, Kenneth L. 39 Friedemann, Julie R. 36, 183 Gallegos, Linda Joy 182,39 Garcia, Lillian M. 39 Garrimone, Regina M. 183 Garrison, Richard A. 83, 183 Gonzales, Daria L. 183 Gonzales, James 83,36 Gonzales, Juanita B. 39 Gonzales, Linda Sue 183 Gonzales, Loretta M. 39 Gonzales, Richard J. 39 Goodman, Rhonda L. 183, 10 Goodwin, David 83, 183 Gray, Kenneth 83 Greenwood, James L. 83,180 183,61,87 Griffin, Darrell L. 83,36 Gronewold, Susan M. 183,64 Gronsten, Judy E. 183 Gutierrez, Maryjane 183 Haggerty, Ruth 183,72 Hamm, Lloyd 39 Harder, Larry E. 183 Harrington, Harry P. 83, 183 Harris, Raymond R. 83 Harroun, Sheila Kay 36, 22, 2 Harvey, Linda Mae 183 Hawkins, Paul E. 83, 183,91 Helgeson, Laurie J. 39 Hernandez, Manuel John 39 Hernandez, Pete H. 36, 183 Herrera, Eleanor H. 39 Herrera, Laura 183,39 Hill, Cynthia Maria 183 Hodges, Ralph Leroy 83 Hodson, Nancy Jo 183,39 Hopkins, Sandra L. 183 Horton, Donald Earl 65 J 3 lkenberry, Douglas 83, 183,91 Jackson, David Wm 184 Jackson, Mary Ruth 184 James,, David Allen 184 Jiron, Joseph Amando 83 Keith, Sandra Sue 39 Kelso, Kayalyn L. 57,184 Kennedy, William D. 184 Komata, Ymniko 184 Konkel, Kathleen M. 184,39 Krebs, Frederick B. 83, 180, 184, 10,39 Laforett, Donald A. 39 Lane, William J. 184 Leyba, Annette Ruth 39 Lopez, Charlene E. 184,39, 75 Loza, Carlos 89,90 Lucero, Larry David 39 Lucero, Sammy Gene 36,74 Madrid, Stella L. 184,39 Maestas, Rebecca Anne 184 Maj, Donna Helen 36, 184 Malacara, LorettaJ, 184 Malone, Bobbie 184 Marcus, Henrietta M. 39 Marsch, Yolanda Kay 184 Marston, Patty L. 184,39 Martin, Joan Alice 184 Martinez, Barbara A. 39 Martinez, Carlos, V. 83 Martinez, Joseph A. 75 Martinez, Julie 39 Martinez, Paul Ray 36 McCord, Vernon 83 Meads, Bonnie Marie 184 Medina, Delores M. 39 Montoya, June Stephanie 184 Montoya, Steven 36, 184, 75 Moore, Harry 83,36,37, 184,91 Moore, Judy A. 36, 184, 74 Moritzky, Rand B. 83 Morning, John Frank 36, 39 Moul, Craig Charles 83 Murphy, Donna Lee 184 Nagle, Kerri Dawn 74 Nekuda, Doris Lee 184, 39, 74 Nitta, Roger 36, 185 Nogrady, Michael 65 Nunn, Carlette Anna 185 Oakman, Richard 85,36, 185 Olguin, Sherry C. 185 Olson, Patricia L. 185 Ornelas, Augie John 83,39 Ortega, Frank 185,88 Otis, Carol Marie 39 Paden, Derold Frank 36, 185 Padilla, Debbie 185,39 Padilla, Marilyn Yvette 185 Palomo, Michaela 36 Panter, Donna Dee 36, 185,39 Parker, James Leon 185,39 Passarelli, Marks 39 Peck, Lawrence 84, 36, 37, 75 Pena, Cathy Lorraine 39 Pena, Nancy Fran 36 Perales, Theodore 36 Perez, Carlos A. 83,39 Perez, Danny 36,39 Philippus, Lex Robt 83,39 Pierce, Diana Lynn 185 Pozerl, Catherine A. 185,22,23 Preuss, Judith Lynn 185, 59 Quintana, Catherine 39 Quintrall, Phillip 34, 185 Ramirez, Carolyne M. 185,39, 74 Ramirez, Victor S. 36, 185 Raymond, Lawrence D. 185 Reagan, Margaret 185 Reagan, Margaret 185 Redwillow, Beverly 185, 72 Ribble, Ray Eugene 185 Rivera, David V. 83 Rivera, Mary Louise 36 Rivera, Rudy Joe 36 Robinette, Sheryl 185 Robinson, Keefe M. 39 Robles, Roger G 65 Rodriguez, John 87 Rodriguez, Juanita 185 Romero, Anna Dean 39 Romero, Benedict M. 83,87 Romero, Georgia Lea 185 Romero, Gloria D. 39 Rosenberg, Joe 186, 10,61 Salazar, Dennis 186 Salazar, Lillian Arlene 186 Sanchez, Reginald 86, 179 Schaffer, Peggy Jo 186 Schipper, Susan 186 Schrah, Nicolette J. 186 Schroeder, Vicki L. 186 Scott, Gary Wayne 87 Seewald, Kathleen L. 61 Shank, Donald E. 186 Simons, Georgianna 186 Simpson, Stephen R. 186 Skinner, Ronald 36, 186 Smith, Gregory A. 186 Smith, Kathryn A. 186 Sobec, Sheryll Lynn 39 Sowdeis, Susan L. 186 Squier, Dan David 36, 186,87 Stelk, Dennis Michael 186 Strahan, Lois J. 186,74 Straight, Gary Lee 186,39 Stroberg, Mary Lou 57, 186 Sutton, Donald Lyle 186 Sutton, Donald Lyle 186 Sweet, Kathy Ann 186 Tafoya, Ernest 91 Tafoya, Kathleen 186 Taliaferro, Bernard 83, 39 Tate, Judy Elaine 180, 39 Teichert, Robin E 186, 74 Tenorio, Phyllis M. 39 Teviotadale, Lynette 57, 187 Thompson, Howard N. 39,74 Thompson, Joseph L. 39 Tresco, Mike James 39 Trujillo, Daniel L. 75 Trujillo, Josephine 187 Trujillo, Thomas 87, 187 Trusty, Betty Anne 187 Ulibarri, Laura 187,74 Ulibarri, Linda 187, 74 Urtado, Calvin 36 Valdez, Juanita I. 39 Valerio, David A. 187,39 Varoz, Albert Neil 65,83, 187, 91 Viarrial, Silfred P. 65 Vigil, Leonard T. 57 Vigil, Marx, Philip 65 Vocate, Roxan Luisa 39 Wasinger, Karen J. 10, 179, 187 Weide, Alan Craig 65,85, 187 Wells, Virginia 36, 187 Wessel, Marsha Lee 39, 187 Wessel, Valorie J. 75, 187 Whalen, Patricia J. 187 White, Gary Allen 74, 187 Wilson, Dale Morgan 83, 187 Wilson, John W. Jr. 187 Wilson, Patrick C. 187 Wood, Kenneth 87 Wright, Drew Watson, Jr. 18 Wright, Jeanette N. 187 Yokomizo, Ruben K. 187 Zike, David James 36 Zook, Rose Marie 187 Abbott. Samuel Phillip Abeyta. Philip Eugene Abrahamsson. Jeanne Marie Adams. John Aguilar, John Allen Alarid, Bernice Gloria Alegria, Johnny Ray Andersen, Robert Gene Anguiano. Joe Francisco Apodaca. Catherine Susan Apodaca. Sophia Appelhans, Pau'icia Kay Aragon, Andrew R. Aragon, Charles R. Aragon, Sarah Katherine Archiheque. Julian Archuleta, Connie J. Archuleta, Neola J. Arellano, Nasario. Jr. Armstrong. Robert LeRoy Arnold. Jim Arnold. Stuart Ashton, Russell D. Atencio. Christina Atencio, Louise Atkins, John William Attebury. Linda Susan Avila. Alice Marie Avila, Caroline May' Ayala. Dolores lsabel Baca. Anthony G. Baca. Betty Baca, Gwendolyn Sandra Baer, Timothy Henry Banta, Alan L. Barcelona, Paul Charles Barron, Sandra Jean Barros, David Bartley, Katherine Ann Bell, Donna Lee Bermudez, Jenny Bernal, Robert Berndt, Cornel Paul Billotle, Roger Grillin Bishop. Linda Germaine Blackburn, Fay L. Blanchard, Rex Alan Bobitsky. Edward A. Bohl, Marlene H. Bonn, Barbara D. Borrego. Raleigh B. Branham. Mami Anita Brauch. Thomas J.. ll Bright. Shirley Ann Broskey, Jesse Earl Brown, Bonnie Jo Browne. James Newton Buckeye. Monica Ann Bueno, Yvonne Marie Burke, MichaelJames Burl. Alex H, W, Busto. Anna Maria Cagle, Michael J. Candelaria. Anthony A. Cannon. Cora Cardenas. Loretta Louise Cardy, Judith Lynn Carlisle, Sidney W. Castaneda, Glen Richard Castro. Tomacita Cerovski. Errol Francis Chacon, Raymond Amarante Chacon. Ronald Patrick Chance. Dorothy Aleene Chartier. Douglas Maurice Chavez. Fredrick L. Chavez, Rose Theresa Chism, Jack A. Chrisp. Terry L. Cifka, Paula Ann Clark. Sherry A. Clint, Edward K. Close, Richard Coho, Christine Lorraine Collins, Sandra Christine Contreras, Rose Cordova. David C. Cordova, James Eugene Cosio. Betty Jean Covault. James Roscoe Craven. Linda Lee Cripps, Louis Dean Cross. Donna Sue Cunningham, Judy Lee Curry, Stephen John Curtis, Robert L, Cushman. Gerald Cutshall, Gerald Lyle Danforth, Gary Lin DeAguero. Louis Graduates, Deeds, James Dean DeHerrera. Dolores Kathryn Delbert, William J. DeLeon. Melvin Martin Delgado. Sara Denny, Robert Andrew. Jr. DeSantis. Dianna Lynn Deslongchamp, Pamela Jean Devon. Danny L. DeWolfe. Blanche Louise Dill. Ricky w, Dix, David Duane Dix, Nancy Jeanne Dolan, Claudia E. Dominguez. Margaret L. Duarte. Edward Lee DeBose, Brandon Darrell Dudley, Timothy Ray Dulaney. Rosemary Dunmire. Jerald DeWayne Dunworth. Karen C. Duran, David Lorenzo Durham, Valorie Ann Duston, Marsha Lee Dydyn. John Dyes. Gregory Eberhart. Ronald Charles Egly. Karen Lee Egly. Sharon Ann Elliott. Merle Elting. Herbert R. I Empson. Michael Anthony Enmark. Sheila Enzman, John, Jr. Esquibel. Nash Estrada. Benjamin Estrada. Margarite L. Ewing. Robert Ewy, Ronald A. Fernandez. Barbara Jean Fiorella. Linda Jo Fisher. Frances Ann Flaherty. Regina May Florez, lrene Foden, Patricia Jessie Foster. Ardys Ethel Fox, Robertta K. Friend, Richard Eugene Fullwood, Kazuo Gallegos. Arlene Virginia Gallegos. lda Gallegos. Isabell T. Gallegos. Lorene J. Gallegos, Richard Victor Gallegos. Soraida Nancy Gamboa, Richard Garcia. Christine Garcia, Dolores Garcia, Eleanor Jean Garcia. Faye Garcia, Frances Amelia Garcia, Gerlad F. Garcia, Gerald .l. Garcia. Robert L. Garcia. Stella Linda Gault. John Earl Gerlick. Ronald K. Gillmore. Linda K. Gimer. David Carl Gleason. Bonnie Elaine Gomez. Joan Theresa Gomez, Marie Candelaria Gomez. Rebecca Gonzales, Anthony M. Gonzales. Gloria Anita Gonzales. Lydia Gonzales, Michael R. Gonzales. Priscilla Goodin, Katherine Lee Greenwood, William R.. Jr. Griego, Thomas Lee Gronsten, Sharon Ann Gruda, John Guerra, Theresa Ann Guerrero. Betty Jean Gutierrez. Joe Angel Hall, Dixie Lee Hall, Kathryn Rose Hall, Kenneth Lee Harris. Frank William Hartzog. Roberta Marie Hawkins, Elnora Hein, Alan Kent Helgeson, David N. Hemminger, Vickie Hendricks. Karen Marie Henry, James Hernandez, Patricia Hernandez, Robert Charles Herndon, Carol Herrera, Rose Hester. Angela Maria tCri.tzl Hicks. Billy Wayne Higgins. Larry A, Hulen. Carl Michael Hull. Rebecca Lynn Hupfe r, HalJames Ikenberry. Daryl Scott Irvine, Joe C. Jablkowski. Christina Jackson. Kenneth Jackson, Maynard Garnett Jacquez. Thomas Jaram Jaram illo, Carl Lee Anthony illo. Ernest A. Jennings. Eugene Johnson, Christine Jones, Sandra K. Karns. Trace Louise Kceling. Lloyd Jay' Kell. Richard Kenne dy. Launa Jean Kenney, David John King, William O. Kingsbury, Sharon Marie Kirkpatrick. Beverly Jean Knight. George Preston. Jr. LaFor LaFor ce. Daniel C. ett. Betty Lou Lankhorst. Joanne Lara, Gloria Jean Laube r. Robert W. Lauer. Bruce Allen Lell, Kathleen Marie Lell. Thomas M. Lemons, Jan Elaine Leyva. Christine Elaine Lindberg, John Lindgren. Larry Lindgren, Mary Litchli Littrel eld, Linda Lou l, William H. Lofton, Norma Lopez. Augustin Lopez, Belinda Lucy Lopez, Bruno, Jr. Lopez. Constance Pauline Lopez, David Lopez. Gloria Lopez. Robert D, Lopez, William Charles Losey. Wayne Eugene Lovato. Lionel Lola, Lucas, Maria Elena Logan James Lucero, Bennie L. Lucero. David Michael Lucero, Joseph Gilbert Lucero. Josephine lsabel Lucero, Paul R, Lucero, Theresa Lujan, All'redH. Lupton, Judith Louise Lytle, Steven P. Madewell, William Allen Madrid, Gloria Jeannie Madri Maes. Maes, Maes. l, Carla Beverly Jean Justin Joseph Linda Joyce Maes, Samuel Antenacio Malacara, Josephine Mandt, Christy Lynn Manaois, Deborah Lynn Manzanares, Anna Manzanares, Kathleen March, Danny Lewis Marquez. Loretta Ann Marsh all. Eva Louise Marston, Peggy Martin. Barbara Lynn Martinez, Antonia R. Martinez. Daniel Martinez. David M. Martinez. Efren Martin Martinez, Gilbert Kenneth Martinez. lrene Martinez. Isaac Anthony Martinez, John Martinez. Joseph Raymond Martinez, Linda Mary Martinez, Mary Martinez. Ramona Rose Martinez. Rebecca Lola Martinez, Richard A. Martinez, Rudolph E. Ma sca renas, Geraldine Linda Mayhan. Ronald Ralph McDowell. Darrell Douglas McGhghy, Daniel Ray l968 McKinney, Dennis McLaughlin, Karen McLemore, Dolores Medalen. Della Elaine Medina. Dorothy Lee Medina. Loretta Judith Medina. Lorraine P. Medina. Phillip Erold Medrano. Gloria Moenach. Gertrude lrene Meisel. William Ray Melvin.Charles W.. Jr. Messenger. Janice Mestas, Mary Susan Meslas. Wilma Josephine Middleton. Carl Dan Miller, Phyllis Ann Miller. Roger Steve Miller. William Bay Milletle. Peggy Rae Mills. Jerri S. Mitchell. Ellen Montana. Adolph Monaco. Sandra , Montoya, Linda Barbara Moore. Rebecca Anne MoraLoza. Victor Raul Muniz. Tito R. Nagle. Nikki Jeanne Nancy. Mary' Lou Navarrette, Asuncion Orana Neal. Shirley Ann Nevonen. John August Newbins. Gale Harford Nitta. Gary Olguin. Peggy Ann Olson, RonaldT. Ortiz. Randall l. Ostrander, Sharon R. Owens, Robert Lee ll Pacheco, Linda C. Palomo. Theresa DeJesus Panola. Barbara Lea Parish. Robert Craig Parker. Lynda Louise Pauletch. Rodger Alan Perez. Adeline Perez, Louis, Jr. Phillips. Michael R. Pierson, H. Daniel Popham. Lynn Karol Preston. Robert E. Preuss, Larry Wayne Quintana. Dellino Quintana, Dora Lee Quintana. Richard Quiroz. Olympia Guadalupe Ramirez. Janice L. Rangel. Dolores Ransom, Kathleen Mira Relfel. George Elmer Reimann. Sandra Lou Renes. James John Rico. Judy Rivera. Anna M. Rivera, Arthur. Jr. Roberts. Darlene Marian Rohinette. Ronald Lee Roby, George Dean Rodriguez, David Rodriguez. Rose Ella Romero. Arthur Romero. Celia Ann Romero. Dianne Lynn Rothgarn. Cathy Sue Roybal, Brenda Lee Rozales, Pete L. Ruckman. Judy Kay Ryan. William Ryder, Michael L. Salaz. Mona Lorraine Salazar, Darlene Salazar, Jenny Josephine Salazar. Joseph E. Salazar, Leonard James Saltzgaber, Kathryn Sanchez. Antonia Sanchez, Harold P. Sanchez. Joseph William Sanchez, Martha Rita Sandoval, Gary Anthony Sandoval, John Patrick Sandoval. Leroy Santillanez. Ray Lee Schafer. Patricia Ann Schieck. Archie Glen Schipper. David Jack Schipper. Marks Lee Schmutzler, Stuart Ray Schultz, Philip John Seales. Hubert Lee Sedbrook. ClilTord Sedillos. Glenn Scewald. Dave Serrano. Gwendolyn Claudette Seyfert, Frederick Carl Shanklin, Vicky lHopkinsl Sheets, John Raymond Shefferd, Donna Loretta Shelferd. Linda Gayle Shupe. Karen Marie Sides. Steven Orin Simons. Alvie John Simonton. Terry Simpson. Charles Edward Sisneros. Gloria Smallwood. Ronnie Gene Smith, Teresa Gail Soreide, Philip D. Steele, Phyllis J. Stevens, Linda Lee Strausheim, Gregory L. Stringer, Shirley Jean Stroberg, Crystal Ivy Suniga, Jacqueline Rose Sutton, David N. Tafoya. Angelina Marie Tafoya. Antonette Rosalind Tafoya. James Lee Talmadge. Jerry Lee Tate, Arthur Taylor. Catherine Louise Tessier. Paul Anthony Tinley. Colleen Franoes Toledo. Eva Tomczyk. Daryl Lee Torres, Frances Catherine Tresco, Gabriel Anthony Trujillo. Darla Trujillo. Margaret Lena Trujillo, Phillip J. Trujillo, Raymond Tsuchiya. Howard Hideo Unzicker. Valerie J. Urioste, John Leo Urquhart. Samuel Dean Valdez, Florentino Valdez, John L, Valdez. Josephine Vasquez. Ramona J, Vasquez. Timothy W, Vasquez. Virginia Theresa Veasman. Gary Duane Veik. Terrance L. Velarde, David Vessey. Michael L. Vigil, Eugene L. Vigil. Linda C. Vigil, Trinidad L, Villafuerte. Tillie Villano, Cheryl l. Villareal, Theresa Vinet. Jerome J., Jr. Walker. Judy Lynne Walker, Shirley J. Wallace, Aloma Glennis Wamsley, Marcia J. Ware, Roger Lee Wartman. Norine Wasinger, Theresa Welch, Michael S. Wells, Pamela Kay Wendelin. Joseph Ralph West, Susan D, Whalen. Thomas Arden Wickersham. William Edward, Jr. Williams. Joyce Wilson, Edward Wilson. Judy Luann Wilson, Sandra Grace Winch, Daryl L. Winters, Cynthia Winters. Jeannie Lee Winters, Ronald Witthuhn, Colleen Wolski, Karen Wood, Ronald D, Woods, Carol Lynn Woollard. Lois Marie Wright, Michael E. Wyly. Danny E. Wynkoop, Jennie Yacovetta. Steven Kenneth Young, Gary Zoltenko, Karen Lee Zook. Kenneth Ray f ','i'1 Acknowledgements At this time the members of 1968 WESTERNER Staff would like to thank those people Whose time and effort has contributed to the success of our annual: Mr. jack Eckart, representative of the American Yearbook Companyg Mr. and Mrs. Bert Salina, Universal Stu- diosg Markay Incorporated Photographsg Mr. Raymond Irvving Mr. Lloyd Cowherd, photography sponsorg and Mr. William Valentine, annual sponsor. fir. wg-G Qggieg J? 'ggvwlo ni Aesglffi-,ij E is-xc. 200 1 p-, . ---H - V