West High School - Westerner Yearbook (Denver, CO)

Text from Pages 1 - 230 of the 1969 volume:

wwwmrmx yy., ng -mf ff fu W wif ,za Count-Down I969 Senior Dinnerg Class Of '68, May 29, I968 Let's Be Candid -if Mm ' 'B lr xl. 'F . ,f if . L-5- ' ' ng ii :, l, Awards '68 Babe Ruth Trophy to the most outstand- Carl Pickford Memorial Award to the athlete in the Denver Metropol- ing member of the '68 Squad: Lou Per- itan Area with the highest academic achievement: Scot Ikenberry. ez. Q? it it . I T M N ,ggi Paul Whiteman Award in music: Greg Jacqueline Moulton Award in Driver Adelman Award in Journa Dyes. Training: Darla Trujillo. ligmg Paula Cifka, II chool Officers 8 Staters Q 2 Stater, Mike Cerovski . Staters, jerry Davis and Dave Quintana. Head Boy, Mike Cerovskig All-school Secretary, Suzy Peterseng Head Girl, Arlene Hazelhorst. Stater, Randy Earnhardt. Staters, Carol Garcia, Margaret Copley, Vicki Kohut, and Arlene Hazelhorst. Color Da .ii ,' :mr .mx 'Z - Quan mms .g5.,., : 'af , gn MQ 41 flu. NM'- Color Day King and Queen: John Brook- houser and Eileen Martinez. ,f-if A, W' . gym H3 Ali of y , ,L -mv: in AMWLQM 11: I A, Wm, 'A ,, ,, V f we I 4 fits 4. 5,71 ,W 4'-4155 W., ' wg' ,,V,?' A M 3 ,A wi ' in 4, N45,,.1-Z , it 'Shawn , . ,, 'Kin W A ' M in zggig- wmfl , , ,,., ,, A - , ff, . -sn 'J T' fv2.LIa,..w ' Baseball '68 Varsity The Varsity Team under the able coaching of Lou Garrimone lost three ex- tra-inning games and dropped five games by a two-run margin. This statistic ex- plains the season. The team played steady ball but failed to get enough of the breaks to produce wins consistently. But the team competed well and was a force to reckon with in the league. The team boasted several outstanding players. Lou Perez played brilliantly at first base and received the Babe Ruth Tro- phy for 1968 by vote of the players. john Lindberg was the team's heaviest hitter and did a fine job in the outfield. Scott lkenber- ry, selected for the All -Metro Team, played excellent ball down the line. All in all, despite the disappointment of too many losses, the team had much to be proud of. Sophomore Sophomores had an up-and-down season even though the team had basic ability and played well together. A lack of se1f-confi- dence, however, took the cutting edge off their game. The team 's outstanding player was Ernie Guerero with Ray Fleer punching out the highest batting average. Other out- standing performers were Doug lkenberry, Phil Hawkins, and Fred Krebs. Standings Won Lost Percent Washington 14 2 . 875 jefferson 12 4 . 750 North 11 5 . 688 Kennedy 8 8 . 500 East 8 8 . 500 South 8 8 . 500 WEST 6 10 . 375 Lincoln 4 12 . 250 Manual 1 15 . 063 Squad Abeyta, Phil jones, Alan Ayala, Andy Brookhouser, john Carruthers, Aaron Clark, john Cordova, Dave Curry, Steve Cutshall, jerry Dudley, Tim Espinosa, Gerald Gallegos, Mike Gonzales, jim Gumbay, Steve Heit, jim Hernandez, Robt. Holloway, Warren lkenberry, Scott Lindberg, john Lopez, Craig Lopez, Leonard Lucero, David Lujan, Ron Miller, Charles Nitta, Gary Perez, Lou Romero, Eddie Rothrock, Guy Seewald, Dave Stewart, Keith Tenorio, Dan Tuff, Don Ulibarri, jim Standings Won Lost Percent jefferson 13 3 . 813 Lincoln 12 4 . 750 Kennedy 11 5 . 688 Washington 11 5 . 688 East 9 7 . 563 North 7 9 . 438 South 4 12 . 250 WEST 3 13 . 188 Manual 2 14 . 125 Squad Arellano, Rojer Hodges, Ralph Cameron, Charles lkenberry, D. Clark, john Cook, Gary Dindinger, David Fleer, Ray Gonzales, Larry Guerero, Ernie Harrington, Har. Harris, Robert Hawkins, Phil Hernandez, Pete jones, Bob Krebs, Fred Martinez, Carlos Montoya, Steve Perez, Carlos Ramirez, Victor Romero, Ben Sanchez, Reg. Vigil, Phil 3: 5 X 1 2, Z9 , if fa Ls Track '68 Fourth in City, fifth in State tells the story about this year's Track Squad. Aggres- sive and strong, the squad powered its Way through com- petition With spectacular per- formances by Marcus Mitchell Cperhaps the most exciting run- ner ever to come out of the Denver Leaguej and steady backup Work by Bill Campbell and Alex Burl in the sprints and relays, Andy Candelaria in broad jump, jim Malone in the mile realy, Melvin Brown in the half mile, and jesse Broskey in the shot put and discus. In the State Meet Marcus Mitchell turned on his after- burners to streak to first in the 100 yard dash Qtime 9. 9, .3 above his best run of the season at 9. 61 and first in the 220 Qtime 21. 2, tying the State Recordj. In the 880 relay, a team com- posed of Mitchell, Candelaria, Campbell, and Burl came in second with a time of 1:29. 4, a faster time than any ever run before by a West team. Standings A Squad B Squad Manual 62 Manual 53 Geo. Wash. 50 Lincoln 49 East 49 Kennedy 37. 5 South 23 Geo. Wash. 32 WEST 22. 5 Thom. jeff. 31. 5 North 21 South 17 Lincoln 13. 5 East 15. 5 Kennedy 13 WEST 12. 5 Thom. jeff. 2 North 8 State Relay Team: Mitchell, Candelaria, Campbell, Burl, and Malone ,. I G mnastics '68 East Lincoln WEST Washington South North Manual Kennedy jefferson Standings Percent 1. O00 . 875 . 750 . 625 . 500 375 .125 .125 .125 The '68 Gymnastics Squad turned in the most impressive City and State perfor- mance ever given by a West Team, taking third in City and defeating all comers but East and Lincoln. Several seniors were outstanding and cap- tured State Honors. They were Richard Close, State Champ in tumblingg Dusk Winkler, State Champ on the high barg john Martinez, third on the side horse, and Dave Helgeson, third on the rings. Con- gratulations to Coach Coleman on a big season. sinnmw Won Lost 8 O 7 1 6 2 5 3 4 4 3 5 1 7 1 7 1 7 .Q J 6. 5 .. .Wm ' f 7 A 1 wwamwaxmwi '68 Pages 8 Escorts JUNIOR Escoars Miss Elizabeth L. Schaak and Mrs. Mary Ann Parthum, Altfilisch, Karen Ashley, Joan Bakarich, Sandra Banta, Margaret Bobian, Gloria Bobitsky, Patricia Calcote, Deborah Christo, Debbie Copley, Margaret Cox, Christine Delgado, Katherine Dewitt, Debra Anderson, Keith Arellano, Frank Barr, Robert Candelaria, Daniel Carruthers, Clinton Duran, Barbara Duran, Cynthia Essig, Cynthia Evans, Claudia Fiechter, Donna Foos, Cynthia Friedemann, Marie Gaffney, Deborah Garcia, Priscilla Gentry, Judy Gerstner, Kathleen Grogan, Gloria Haddican, Mary Haselhorst, Arlene Hawkins, Carla Hoard, Wanita Hughes, Cindy Jackson, Pamela Jamieson, Shirley Kerstner, Joanne Kohut, Vickie Mathis, Jessica Medrano, Martha Miller, Janet JUNIOR PAGES Cerovski, Michael Clark, Daniel Earnhardt, Randall Elmore, Wayne Griffin, Walter Gumb ay, Richard Hernandez, Anthony Holtzinger, Dean Jones, Eric Lechuga, Gary Directors Mosley, Mona Owens, Jacqueline Peterson, Deborah Peterson, Susan Rea, Jeanne Runyan, Sylvia Salmon, Charla Schafer, Karen Sides, Teri Story, Leah Vigil, Veronica Wiewel, Joan Lopez, Emilio Martinez, Michael Quintana, David Sanchez, Max Thomason, Gary Wilson, Ronald May 29,1968 enior Dinner my 1 ,, 92 fag, dwg -ffl. , Tm? f' .', - 'L M-wx 5: V L'.M, A-ML' ' 'e4?Qf-i:?K'1.:.'Wi f f ? if f ' ' fnw, I? lv Q A fi X V ,X ,,,, ix ,al H .,.: f fnimgd J 5 i 'Tr J' ..:s ' h RL N 2- A ku 'Q M M f J .HAY 2-iifdv M is ' J I Mlm. ., W- K V . MM ' Q Class Cf I968 lnvocation l968 Our Father, we pause in reverence tonight and ask Your guidanc e as we recount the well -favored years behind us and anticipate the doorway to history. History is a voice forever sounding across the centuries the laws of right and wrong. Opinions alter, manners change, creeds rise and fall but Thy moral law is written on the tablets of eternity! We ask Your blessing tonight upon the Class of 1968 as we gather together for a last for- mal presentation. . .for the ways of men must sever. . . and it well may be for a day and a night, and it well may be forever. Doorway into History Seventeen, eighteen, nineteen years ago, a child was born. Almost two decades have passed since then - exciting, history-making decades. Tonight that child stands before you, poised for his own first step into his- tory. We, the Graduating Class of 1968, are poised on a threshold, and for us, for a mo- ment, time stands still. A step into history. What a grand idea those words convey. What pride, what power our hearts holdwhen we say those magic words- our own first step. But is this truly our first step? No, we have had to take many practice steps, preparing for the step we take tonight . Our very first step was taken when we crossed the echoing corridors of our child- hood and first school years, with our hands clutched tightly in lVlother's or Dad's. Mother. Father. Two people who have helped us so lovingly, who have taught us so much. ln school we have learned to read, to write, to do arithmetic. But our parents have in- stilled in us the intangibles of living. They first taught us the meanings of love, integ- rity, and so many other elements that form the final being of our characters. We don't often take the time to tell our parents how much we love them, and how much we ap- pre c iat e the things they have done for us. Tonight, however, each of us wishes to say Thank you to our parents. Thank you for leading us this far through the hallways of education. Twelve long years of formal schooling lie behind us, but tonight those years seem to have passed in a minute. We can't quite re- member when arithmetic turned into mathe- matics and reading became literature , every- thing has woven together so smoothly. But year by year, our knowledge has expanded to ,avi-6 3 , Q l,: 6:X Lima Wil BN'--3 T ,, 0 vida' fx? reveal wider and wider horizons, until now we see before us an entire world. Although we didn't know it at the time, those twelve years of education were spent in preparing us to goforth, to help shape the world. The time has come for us to put aside the robes of the student and put on in their place the respon- sibilities of adulthood. But before we take this final step of our high school career, let us pause for a moment. In returning to the present from the memo- ries of our childhoods, our minds must necessarily pass across the memories of our last three years in school. ln doing so, we try to memorize each face, each day, each happening. For tonight is our last night to- gether, and we may not pass this way again. Tonight, West High School's Gradu- ating Class of 1968 stands before you as one person, sharing in the memories of our high school years. Thus far in our lives we had walked those hallways of education as through a mist, not knowing of the doorway we approached. To- night, however, we have reached the end of a corridor, and the doorway of our futures stands before us. Tonight that door stands open, beckoning to us, as we care- fully and cautiously, yet bravely and proudly step up, and poise on the threshold. Westerner Al' eff? 443' ,tg fi ll sb I f 4 . i , 1969 , Volume Sixty-nine West High School Denver, Colorado Teri Sides, Editor Cindy Hughes, Managing Editor 003 Nil' cn 'l-J C GJ 'l-9 C o U 5 cv .,, -1 CU .QLDPE GETS Ea EE Westward Ho! 5 ? g z KJ: Hn iii!! urns: - ...E R lvl? With Times Of Fun nd ork .5 AL. H . ,.v,,,.Aaa,,:..,, MWUF ' iilfwlwm ' Q-v'Q Hs ' 1 ,zigwg izgirfiw 'mhf-, k ,ww VK V, 'B George Arnold said, Learn While you're young. Throughout our days of Work and play here at West, we continue to develop our minds in all We do. While We are in school during our growing years, we are preparing for the very near fu- ture. The future of our country depends 45? on us, and We must use our know- ledge to benefit society and our- selves. So in all we do, learning is the key to. . . Widening Horizons , . H J 4 . I 1 1 - ' A - ' , , ' . v ff' J, , . 4' I, -Y-fs, V. : y ,-.' , - ,-'Z J, H - .Q 4 . , I X . sL':' -, .3 j .fa , ' f ' -.fi ,. -. 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Think Twice was the music played by the band with Mr. George Layton directing, to which a dance was performed under the direction ol' Miss Nancy Pollock. Other events included a car caravan which formed a pa- rade leading to South and car decoration contest. Hang 'Em High Homecoming Royalty was announced and crowned at the dance which was held in the Boys' Gym Saturday, September 28 from 8:30 to ll:3O. King and Queen were Ted Medina and Jeannie Mathis, attendants were as follows: Frank Arellano and Charla Salmon, joe Padilla and joan Garrison, and Chris Ayala and julie Mayoral. Sponsored by the Pep Club, Hang Em High proved to be a success as the Elgins provided the ele- gant music for the semi-formal affair which was 553. OO per couple. ' fn -'lr 1 f .wi 'Yu ll L, Pom Pom Girls: fleft to riglitj Darlene Drybread Teri Sides Sheila Harroiui Robin lgiwler Sue Gronewald Charlene Lopez Cay Pozerl Eloysa Davis Charla Salmon julie Mayoral 30 km., 'X.,J'l. n W Nfl P, lr L, ' 'L m N-...... 'e . 1 Laura Kitzman Donna Panther Kay Close x lslililf t'if 4 s ' 1 ,Pm i if , M31-Cm Hupfer Linda Gallegos Donna Winterhalder Cheerleaders Give Excellent Support Adding vim and vigor to the athletic events, were this year's cheerleaders. By stirring up school spirit and screaming till they could hardly talk, the Cheerleaders gave ex eellent support all year through for our sports teams. Our thanks to a great cheer- leading squad, and their sponsor, Miss Wall. Cay Pozerl Captain, Charla Salmon Pom Pom Stepping High Smile and Keep your toes pointed was the motto of the West High Porn Pom girls this last year. Many decisions had to be made and with the Wonderful help of captain Charla Salmon, the group, was a big suc- Burke, also contributed to the high step of the girls. Sheila Han-oun Darlene Drybread Robin Lawler Sue Gronewald Charlene Lopez Eloysa Davis ' julie Mayoral Teri Sides cess. The supervision of the sponsor, Mrs. West's Rustlers Round-Up Spirit Rustler's, West's Pep Club, is one of the largest clubs at West With 140 girls. Their biggest project this year was to provide Half-time entertainment at the Homecom- ing Game Which Was entitled, Hang 'Em High, September 28. Under the direction of Miss Marlene Pollock, the club's new sponsor, the Rustler's staged an excel- lent half-time. At every athletic function, whether we won or lost, the Rustler's were there in high spirit backing the players. Actors Po rtray Talent This year's Drama Club produced niany new ideas approaching the problems of casts and plays. Members of the club, under the help and direction of Mr. Phillip Galusha, pro- duced together and in separate groups, plays such as The Miracle Worker, and The Loveliest Afternoon of the Year. Much of the work and success was due to great ef- forts put forth by the students and the student directors. Sandy Brown Harry Moore Dale Chavez Donna Cripps Casey Erwin Danny Fenton Mona Fisher Danell Ford Marie Friedernann Al Gevaia Carl Hofer Gary Hofsetz Max Kuretich Ed Linde mann Emilio Lopez Bobbie Malone Carla Martinez Linda MCGoniga1 JoAnn Medina Donniece Newby Patty Pittroff june Puente Georgia Raitz Paul Sanchez Kathy Seewald Cindie Steinmetz Vicki Taschner Madeline Thompson joe Thurston Connie Veik Brenda Chase Pres. Dave Sprouse V. Pres. Jody Hall Secretary Sherrie Coca Treas. Thomas jefferson Abraham Lincoln George Washington South J. F. K. Manual East WEST North Varsity Football Roster Carruthers Aaron Wilson Ronald Greenwood james Roades Gary Mclaughlin Richard Rothrock Guy Lopez Emilio Kidneigh Ed Thomason Gary Horvath Mark Krebs Fred Romero Ben Ikenberry Douglass Medina Ted Givens David Moul Craig Rothrock Bernie Brown Melvin Smith Lester Malone James Pos. QB FB HB HB C G G T T E E QB QB QB HB HB HB HB HB FB W 7 6 6 4 4 3 2 l l Varsity Football Roster Fleer Ray Quintanna David Bilger David Hawkins Paul Heit James Clark Dan Keretich Max Clark John Moore Harry Martinez Carlos Martinez Felix Perez Charles Gonzales James Espinosa jerry Hodges Ralph Cook Gary Cameron Chuck Rivera David Irwin Mike Dindinger David L 1 l 2 3 3 4 6 7 7 Pos C C G G G G G T T T T E E E E E T M 8 We ,gil The Cowboys, who were outsized as well as out numbered, played very well all season. They scored in every game but one and never lost their fighting spirit. Our homecoming game showed the teams desire to win and showed great strength of the defensive team. The offensive team fought hard and broke through the lines to score many touch downs. All in all the team had an excellent season. Twenty let- termen will be returning and Coach Hud- dleston feels that we are in for an out- standing season next year. Cowboys Never Lose Fighting Spirit. W ' 'Qifil' .422 .,. 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I K - L .M , ,. AZ? J I B ,-,.. .., ...., V X . R ,. , W 6 4 ,g , f , , K 4 - A V --V- 51 1 - 3 5 irliw- ,M 3- 5 ' : . 1 L fmiiiiagkawfm:-Msi+gQmhs,5f K W Y junior Varsity Tries Hard The junior Varsity Football team had a sea- son of satisfaction, even though they won two games and tied one. Many players received a great deal of experience since they did not play in the junior Varsity games but they played with Varsity team. With the amount of juniors returning next year, both varsity and juniors Varsity players, West is looking forward to a very successful season. Our thanks to Mr. Fred Sabell, junior Var- sity coach. xvg George Washington Thomas jefferson Manual J. P. K. Abraham Lincoln South East WEST junior Varsity Ben Romero Bob Fernandez Pete Hernandes Dale Wilson Bob Harris Vernon McCord Mike Erwin Carlos Perez Bruce Nitta john Clark Fred Krebs Chuch Cameron Flip Hodges Gary Cook Mark Horvat Harry Moore Dan Rivera jim Greenwood Craig Moul Paul Hawkins Doug Ickenberry Dave Dindinger jim Gonzalous Sophomores Have Outstan di n g Season The Sophomore team had an out- standing season this year with a 6 Win 2 loss record. This is an out- standing record since the team was unable to play as a team at the start of the season. They found, however that through hard work and pulling together of the ranks, brought results that made a win- ning team. Outlooks for 1970 and 1971 are good. Look out for All- City Champions of 1971. Paul Swealingen Lomar Henderson Mike Patterson Ron Brown Alan Haselhorst Ted Mohr Tony Henkenberns Ernie Lopez Randy Buck Ken Fisher julion Mayotti john Applehans Rick Montgomery Don Eggert Robert Santilloney Ken Fost Curtis Clifton Larry Sedbrook Bernie Rothroch Ken Shania Frank Garcia Louis Haro Paul Lopez Doug Wood N X Gary Hicks john Vallejos Robert Torrez gh p jerry Sandoval 9 B Lupe Martinez Rudy Manzanaras Gary Redding Art Acevedo La Vern Dixon Dennis Medlock David Medlock ' r Cross Country Team Tries Hard This year's Cross Country team had a pretty rough time. Aside from the fact that each boy had to run a 2 lf2 mile course, we had only one experienced senior. The team consisted of one senior and 5 sophomores. The team truly gave all they had to get their one Win, and de- if serve all the praise they can get. Bill Campbel Dave Anthony Tony Mora Dennis Stelk Steve Farmer Fabin Rangel '5L.2HTwiZl.mK'?E -rv ' ln 1744 Alix li VVQTACCVMSKI 4 T . la ' A? WN . gj LEFT TO RIGHT: Steve Farmer, Coach Scheele, Bill . Campbell, Fabin Rangel, Dennis Stelk, and Tony Mora. 43 Tennis Team Has Building Year This year has been somewhat a building year for the West High tennis team. The niors, and seven sophomores. rience but they showed determination by Working hard and proving themselves in a few of the meets. The Coach, Mr. Frazier, says it has been an enjoyable year for him and he thinks the team shares his feelings. Mr. Frazier is looking for a fine season next year. Capt: Frank Burgess Tony Hernandez Steve Gumbay Mark Vigil Larry Peck Kent Melvin Bruce Ketcham Carl Reno Tom McGhghy Max Zepda Dean Story Paul Michals LEFT TO RIGHT: Bruce Ketcham, Paul Michals, Tony Hernan- dez, Kent Melvin, Carl Reno, Coach Frazier, Tom McGhghy, Mark Vigil, Steve Gumbay, Dean Story, Frank Burgess. team Was made up of three seniors, two ju- The main weakness of the team was inexpe- 44 l 3' 5 3 Team Captain: Frank Burgess 'rr The West High golf team has had a fairly good season, placing fifth in the finals. The team was made up of five seniors, one junior, and six sophomores. Tim Brauch placed first in the city tourna- ment and senior, Danny Allen, Won about ninety percent of his meets during his three years on the team. The rest of the team played as well as was expected. With five of the six sophomores and Tim Brauch returning next season, Coach jurich says that the outlook for next year is good !znm if f2k7w Standings W T. 1. 53 J. F. K. 45 G. W. 44 South 38 WEST 36 Lincoln 30 East 24 North 18 Manual O Tim Branch Dave Girtin Danny Allen La Moyne Sturgeon Steve Phelps Doug Boyd Steve Jurich Wes Boyd Rick Ortegon joe Aragon Eddie Widman Eddie Davis A Golf Team Better Than Par . iff! f H as L ,rx ,ggjiig R g.A f3f'l'I is. MIM ofa. ,,,,.l.., ' Mr' l ai E 'X Cx Q Q' W C ' sf' rffji gf-fp ,af R ,ff 1 Ggszflfffxzzo xiii? :a::2' CONCERT BAND Ron Anderson Larry Alirez Aaron Baca Charlyne Brown Rickie Buck Dennis Colvert Chris Cox Michel Dyes Judy Freeman julie Friedemann Darrell Griffin Ed Kidneigh Vanessa Lara Mathew Lucas Sammy Lucero jim Malone Leroy Martinez Mike Montoya Harry Moore juddy Moore john Morning Bruce Nitta Roger Nitta Derold Paden Wally Palomo Mike Palomo Donna Panther Nancy Pena Mike Peitsmeyer Vic Ramirez Carl Reno Mary Rivera Guy Rothrock Ton Skinner Paul Swearengin Bill Torrez Ralp Varela Mike Vigil Galvin Urtado West's Bands f- V ea , ' ' rug: A Q -- 4. E'- Mr. George Layton, director Up, Up, And Away The sounds played by West's Concert and Stage Bands were really way out this year. Mr. George Layton had his members play everything from Victory at Sea to Somewhere . And there were other groovy songs performed in between. The Stage Band outdid itself this year also by coming out with a jazz sound all it's own. They were really great. ls it any wonder we say, West's bands were Up, Up, and Away 7 STAGE BAND Larry Alarez Allen Garcia Ed Kedneigh Mike Montoya Ron Anderson lim Greenwood lim fMoonj Malone Harry Moore Chuck Cameron Steve Gurnbay Leroy Martinez BIUCS-Nitta S teve Farm er Acosta, Beatrice Aguilar, Gerardo Alexander, Bev Alvarado, Bernard Anderson, Paul Ankele, Cynthia Archuleta, Sherrie Arguello, Lois Armijo, Jeanita Ashley, James Atencio, Phyllis Ayala, Ruth Baca, Ramona Baca, Victor Bedwell, Freddie Buckeye, Anita Bunce, Nina Burns, Doris Butler, Robin Carter, Nancy Chase, Vida Chavez, Cleo Chavez, John Chavez, Virginia Chavis, Karen Chism, Barbara Close, Jerry Close, Kay Combs, George Contreras, Pat Cordova, Fred Craft, Carol Craney, Tom Dack, Marsha Denava, Jerry Dominguez, Alber Duran, Mike Eggert, Cliff Espinosa, Rosa Espinosa, Ruben Folks, Larry Frick, Judy Gaffney, Rosalyn t ADVANCED CHOIR Gallegos, Joseph Garcia, Barbara Garcia, David Garcia, Patricia Gomez, Ruth Gonzales, Gonzales, Gonzales, Gonzales, Gonzales, Gregory Juanita Katherine Lore tta Richard Gutierrez, Mary Jane Harder, Carol Hays, Christine Heit, Jim Jones, Judy Keeling, Ruth Laforett, Archie Lefebre, Ricky Lomelin, Josephine Lopez, Lopez, Lopez, Luj an, Antoinette Helen Raymond Patti Madrid, Darlene Madrid, Sandra Malone, Ever May Martinez, Martinez, Martinez, Martinez, Martinez, Martinez, Martinez, Felix Gloria James Leslie Lloyd Louis Priscilla Mascarenas, Darlene Meads, Walter Mendez, Debra Moore, Milton Morris, Kathy Nadeau, Steve Nunn, Carlette Olson, Debbie Otis, Carol Pacheco, Phillip Padilla, Joseph Pagliasotti, Susan Passarelli, Mark Pena, Cathy Redwillow, Karen Reynolds, Lynn Rightsell, Joyce Riley, Ronald Robinette, Sheryl Rodriguez, Linda Romero, Joe Romero, Nancy Salazar, Carol Salazar, John Samora, Margaret Sanchez, John Sanchez, Robert Sandoval, Jerry Sandoval Sandra Santillanez, Robert Santistevan, Donna Seaton, Sandra Sides, Luanne Simpson, Steve Slavsky, Jana Smith, Kathryn Smith, Modestine Sobec, Sheryl Sowders, Susan Stone, Lorraine Story, Dean Teichert, Robin Trujillo, Murial Urioste, Connie Valdez, Juanita Walsmith, Cynthia Wessel, Marsha Williams, Carroll Winterhalder, Linda Winters, Gary Winters, Robert .,.., M... ,.,. . Wi, W -7,-asf. ,F if 5 J!!! i J in 2 GIRLS ENSEMBLE: l Archuleta, Mary Lou Avila, Mary Banark, Linda Barron, Gloria Baskall, Debbie Beer, Charlotte Bobian, Margie Bobitsky, Pat Botello, Marie Brown, Belinda Bulach, Cinda Burkhart, Ru Cisneros, Christine Cobo, Patricia Conlon, Kathleen Cortez, Linda Danforth, Jan Duran, Loretta Earnhardt, Terri FOX, Sharon Gabbert, Linda Garcia, Lillian Garcia, Linda Gomez, Linda Gonzales, Juliana Gonzales, Julie Gonzales, Loretta Gronewald, Sue Guerra, Mary Herrerra, Laura A. Keith, Sue Lopez, Nettie Lucero, Kathryn Lucero, Patty Madewell, Sharon Madrid, Stella Madrid, Wynette Maestas, Susan Marston, Pat Meisel, Dianne Montoya, Deborah Montoya, Marlene Olivas, Benita Padilla, Debbie Quintana, Catherine Shall We All Sing Together, Or Take Turns? J 51 Redwillow, Beverly Redwillow, Martha Reynekds, Patsy Rojo, Jeanne Ruiz, Shirley Salas, Sandy Seyffert, Ruth Stillwell, Joyce Ulibarri, Arlene Valdez, Juanita Valerio, Carolyn Varoz, Annette Wilson, Shirley Yarian, Connie Zamora, Ophelia 2' FFF! 7 f3'PPf,-gf' ffwrlw ,TWV- 7-f'g i1ffwf5l'3 L'l'Mvv'rJw' A X ! 9 Ynrrzml iUnz'2M'Q1'v1'1fKi it 'Fixx --x CONCERT CHOIR Albo, Beatrice Altfilisch, Karen Anderson, Keith Anderson, Paul Aragon, Patricia Armstrong, Phyllis Atencio, Frances Banta, Margaret Baskall, Debbie Borrego, Alice Borrego, Belinda Burik, Karen Campbell, William Candelaria, Danny Cantu, Rudy Chacon, Darlene Chavez, Dale Copley, Margaret Cruz, Verna Davis, Eloysa Deeds, Cherlyn Delgado, Tom Devon, jeff Dominguez, David Duarte, Eddie Duarte, Rocky Duran, Cynthia Duran, Donna Duran, Paul Earnhart, Randy Escobedo, Rocky Essig, Cynthia Evans, Claudia Fox, Linda Fox, Sharon Frickey, Kenneth Gabbert, Linda Gallegos, Bobby Gallegos, Linda Gallegos, Liz Garcia, Carol Gonzales, Anthony Gonzales, Gregory Griffin, Darrell Grogan, Gloria Haggerty, Larry Haselhorst, Arleen Hawkins, Carla Hernandez, Tony Hoard, Wanita Hodson, Nancy joe, Harold jones, Neal Kelso, Kay Kerr, Greg Kerstner, Joanne King, Eddie Kinzbach, Sue Kitzman, Laura Knodel, Candi Laforett, Archie Limon, Linda Looney, Linda Lopez, Beverly Lopez, Charlene Lopez, Emilio Lopez, Stella A 'X Z '?F CONC ERT CHOIR Losey, Randy Lucero, Annette Lucero, Andy Maestas, Rebecca Malone, Jim Mansanarez, Randy Martinez, Nora Martinez, Ray Martinez, Sylvia Mayoral, Julie McCannon, Alex Medina, Dolores Mitchell, Marcus Montoya, Ethel Nekuda, Doris O'Grady, John Olsen, Eddy Ortegon, Lee Padilla, Diane Peck, Larry Perez, Carlos Perez, Chuck Perez, Danny Petersen, Sue Quintana, Margaret Ramirez, Theresa Redding, Cindy Reynolds, Pat Rhym, Denise Rivera, Mary Rivera, Linda Robinson, Keefe Romero, Ben Romero, Georgia Runyan, Sylvia Sadberry, Doug Sainz, Edward Salaz, Peggy Salmon, Charla Sanchez, Greg Sides, Teri Smith, Lester Smith, Patricia Sprouse, Dave Story, Leah Strahan, Janene Straight, Gary Taliaferro, Bernie Tate, Judy Thompson, Howard Thompson, lone Torres, Bill Torres, Ray Toumbs, Shirley Trujillo, Josie Trujillo, Ronnie Turnbull, Gary Urtado, Galvin Valerio, Dave Viarrial, Silfred Wessel, Valorie White, Bob Winterhalder, Do Winters, Gary Wright, Jeanette Zaj acskowski, Trudi Zook, Barbara Director: Mr, Fluckey Accompanist: Miss Roberts The choir would like to give a special thanks to Mr. Fluckey and Miss Roberts for their wonderful help and inspiration throughout the year. Twas The Week Before Christmas Twas the week before Christmas And when that work was And all through the school Everything was hectic , All lost their cool . Preparations were made For the Singing Christmas Tree: A big change had taken place. . . This year there were three! Mr. Fluckey, Miss Roberts, Mr. s' Kingsley and Koepsel Had worked long and hard On the beautiful trestle. For they had made its beauty Its charmg And it had done West High Not one bit of harm. And the Stage Crew worked Every hour of every day Under the direction of one man Named Mr. K. Nearly done, The choir was ready for their Songs to be sung. They sang those songs With love in their hearts And every choir member there. . . All knew their parts. And when that final note Was finally sung Mr. Fluckey had bowed For a job well done. The choir worked hard To bring Christmas cheer. And they said, Merry Christmas To allg and to all, Happy New Year. We would also like to give special thanks to Miss Patty for her long, hard work on col- lars and decorations for the production of the Singing Christmas Tree. if -.gf Q JF UXQ7 .Q ' if ' -Q -5 wwf fy ' - my f A g, 1 Y Ig ,,99-fha x el V . gg, f , A i f f. , .1 N, Q' VA- 8 A 4 3 ff, 1 'f 'KH u ' W .1 x r Eu: if wx 5 ' ff , mx h i 54 Y i V e ' 'Xxx , nw. -My ' A fs . D 3 'N 1' f M 'A H'1 'E'g ii, ,, 51 is 5 fe ggi -fr Q 'gif 'W 'w W 'E 4g 'S f f .-'S , 5' K AL ls if ' 3 t'A3LYfQJ as ff :WS 'gg' - I Q 25 I ' ,S I. Iv W 'M :fi 5 41 ,ff 'ff g ' 'ffl :W - Q N L 'W-,f..Eg4iV , 'i ' Q -'F ,M N A N P' H 7 ' 43 H,v:f,S wk: p w . ,Ma , Y .'.. 19' il: sm! E - '- 'Q va 'ny llwk .y gfr3,igg,,Qj,p,..g gV'i1g'4'gjrf:, ,L -1 V., f x Q5 - ' , ,, Q K ,Q '93, , f,.v, J- 'Q ' 5? if -R ,fp . A , V nn i gf! Wai ,EQ m V H W Q 6'A 1 : Y Y- V , Y .uv ,H ,- .- ' ii Q f , -4.4, Serves Hancock, Max Henninger, Robert Losey, Randy Parker, james Chism, Barbara Lee, Tom Lucero, john Shefferd, Del Chisim, Diane Earnhart, Randy Martinez, john A. Presley, Darrell Schaffer, Peggy Gonzales, Tony Skinner, Ron Taliaferro, Bernie Moore, Milton Barr, Bob You Garcia, john D. Strange, Steve Castro, Frank Dorsey, Torn Fouts, Gerald Nieto, Alex Odom, jim Allmer, Rich Chatfield, Glenn Harrington, Harry Lopez, Chris Brown, Lars Archuleta, Bill Fresquez, Roger McWilliams, Glen Aguirre, Gary Salazar, Frank Schamel, Steve The Audio Visual crew, under the very able hands of Mr. Easley and Mr. Karamigios, spliced and showed films, recorded and played tapes for the entire school this year. This excellent service was provided by many able people. Those students were Willing to come before school and stay after school to assist teachers with their teaching aids. Without this crew, the job of teaching class would have been harder than it already is. Host And Hostess Erelene Apodaca Bob Barr Mary Ann Blea Gloria Bobian Kathy Espinoza Debbie Gaffney joan Gentry Judy Gronstin l joe Juarez 3 Kay Lora Jeannie Mathis Iacquie Owens Lester Smith jo Vanetten Ioan Wiewal ' 1' 3 ff 4441 ad' -at 'K it Q fi, fx '74 T Via Y , J. , .9 ,FM ., C.: ., . . , 4':,,f-. me-1, -,+V 4. -as - tizflu .. . -- .. .ew Q' . .--'J .Fl ?,v. The school year started off rapidly for the honor- ary class. They served four luncheons in two Weeks as Well as teaching the new members the important steps of entertaining. Although serving at luncheons for Mr. Paul and several organizations, the main affair for the class was the Christmas Tea. The students, under the careful eye of Mrs. Page began work on the Tea late in November. The class cooked everything from a Mexican Buffet to a Thanksgiving Dinner. The members gave up time in study halls, lunch hours, and before and after school to perform these tasks. It is with great pride that the Westerner salutes the Host and Hostess class, a truly great addition to West High. Winter Wonderland Christmas was celebrated a little early this year as the Lariattes sponsored their annual Christmas dance on De- cember l3, 1968. Winter Wonderland started everyone off on their twelve days before Christmas. The American Sun provided the entertainment, keeping the Main Hall's Spirit bright and shin- ing. Adding to the delightment of the dance were Queen and King, Priscilla Garcia and Emillio Lopez. r v K K . . V K ,P Q' ,yyj mfanxm- . Q -VW ',1'.- 'vfe'w': ?7Qf if: . , X 1? M ,xgfxijf ,. f,. ,, '3 '37 ag 'vu Q Aw ' X 1., ,,.. 3'.,.' J ,LK QQ A fl? ' 5,1-'HW J-. '- 'U7' ' ff f ', '4 A n QE- .iw mfg., K was 5, .3 W, fix 'Q,v - V w . y -K 555535353 Cheaper By The Dozen Mr. Philip Galusha was the director of this fine play. The Gilbreth family Was run in a military style. They depended a great deal on their father, and when he passed away, Mrs. Gilbreth was faced with trying to run the family as he had. There were tender moments, but on the Whole, this was an ex ceptiohally good comedy. Brenda Chase Dale Chavez Marie Friedemann Tony Gonzales Craig Jarman LeRoy Martinez Sue Peterson Steve Phelps Greg Sanchez Pat Smith Kathy Sullivan Gary Turnbull Bobby Waters Q1 Sorry, Wrong Number Director: Mr. Phillip Galusha Cast: Mrs. Stevenson: Darlene Chacon Dee johnson Sgt. Duffy: Tim Slade Western Union Man: Al Gavara Hospital Orderly: Sam Lucero First Man: Danny Fenton Second Man: George Combs Operators: Linda McGonical Casey Erwin Kathy Sullivan june Puente Cindie Steinmetz Brenda Chase Rosalee Vigil Information: Carla Martinez 1 Sound effects: Linda Curry Sorry, Wrong Number was the play given by West's Drama Class, November l4, l968. Mr. Phillip Galusha was the director. The cast and Mr. Galusha put in a lot of hard work and their efforts really showed when they put on both performances. Mrs. Stevenson, the main character, is a chronic, nagging woman, confined to a bed. Darlene Chacon and Dee johnson portrayed the woman who eventually was murdered in her bed. Sorry, Wrong Number made for an interesting and most entertaining morning for the stu- dents and faculty of West High. Swimming Team Works Hard The swimming team this year has really worked hard. They are always ready to work and great in their performance. They work out for three hours each night to build the team. The lack of a home swimming pool is one of our major setbacks. The team still managed to produce some great swimmers like Tony Hernandez, jim Greenwood, and Ed King. Mr. David Mejia was their coach and helped the boys a great deal. M.. ,I -WW-wmv 0 Burg, jim Coyle, Ronald Coyle, Steve Edwards, Raymond Eggert, Don Farmer, Stephen Greenwood, jim Hallada, Dan Hernandez, Tony Kaesernacher, Carl Washington Jeffers on Kennedy Lincoln East South North King, Eddie Montoya, Steve Romero, Ben Rothrock, Guy Sanchez, Arthur Sanchez, Greg Sever, john Sparl-crnan, Vern Trujillo, Thomas i , '442,,,, Manual WEST W L 8 0 7 l 6 2 5 3 4 4 3 5 2 6 l 7 O 8 Mxsq fx we ,W ,L 'few 5. , Q ..- Km-V ,g . 2 :fa:ff.':.f -: 5 7' : . H Q -f' ,,.:aiea'f4' ' is?21s'f7'zifff' f 1 ' '- , - fg zwxx 'ig W West Cowboys ain Experience Although this year's wrestling season was not as good as was hoped, West's Wrestling team did have a season in which to build and gain experience. We also had four boys who continued to show all-state potential. lnexperience and lack of weight seemed to be the major problem of the team this year. We do have several promising sophomores who are gaining experience by Wrestling with the Varsity squad. Outlook for next year is good. The team was directed by Coach Glenn Scheele. 112 lbs. Frank Lopez 1st All- City 120 lbs. Bob Fernandez I W L Lincoln 8 0 North 6 2 Kennedy 6 2 jefferson 5 3 Manual 4 4 South 3 5 WEST 2 6 East 2 6 Washington 0 8 95 lbs. Wes Boyd 103 lbs. Frank Ortega 4-0 127 lbs. Ed Iennings 133 lbs. Bob Torrez qv 138 lbs. Don Shank 145 lbs. Mike Sandos 180 lbs. Mike Irwin I-lwt. Felix Martinez kU5.YK3Rf51i?:?3,4ifEaii?7?2Usf-L' hu'-ef YW 3- ISM' 154 lbs. Alan Hazelhorst 165 lbs. Ed Kidneigh B-Team Gains Experience The B Wrestling squad had fine capabilities which they showed in each match. Many of the boys gained their first experience in Wrestling this year, Worked hard and built themselves up to make it Very hard for their opponets. Next year is bound to be a good one with the addition of the B squad to the A Squad. Mr. Mike Huddleston was their coach. L Lincoln 0 Kennedy 5 3 Manual 5 3 WEST 4 4 North 4 4 South 4 4 Jeffers on 3 5 Washington 2 6 East 1 7 Cowboys Start Hot The West High Varsity team started a great season winning the Canyon City and Colora- do Springs Tournaments. They worked their way to the top, being rated number one ac- cording to the polls. The team showed its skill and initiative but lost unexpectedly to Kennedy and Manual. West won the rest of their games, and had great expectations for the All-City Tourna- ment. Things didn't work out that way, how- ever, and West lost to North in the first round of games. , is ' Y 5. All in all, however, it was a great season for West Highs' basketball fans. West play- ed excellent ball and the games were always exciting. Our school spirit also felt a boost as a result of our ability to win. W L Manual 8 O WEST 6 2 East 6 2 1. F. K. 4 4 Thomas jefferson 4 4 George Washington 4 4 South 3 5 Lincoln l 7 North 0 8 Gary Rhodes was named all-state, All-metro, all- city, and all Stars, and brought great honor to West. 72 Aaron Carruthers 10 Vince Groggins 12 Ted Medina 14 Jerry Davis 20 Gary Rhoades 22 Mark Horvat 24 Rich McLaughlin 30 Jerry Espinoza 32 Calvin jackson 34 jim Gonzalez 40 Lamoyne Sturgeon 42 Ronald Waymire SO Fred Krebs 52 I ls! es' f Q wmv ,. 4 H isa 350 1 . if 33 X gz.. - . m g 'H-my ibm. X MQ Q K 1 N mf.. 5 1 am N 75 5 JV-Shows Great Abilit The junior Varsity started out the season faring as would be expected. They showed great ability in many fine games under the coaching of Mr. Garramone. The team is gaining in experience each time they play, and are learning to play under the pressure of league games The team has a chance of being a knock out next year. G. W. Manual South T. J. East West North Lincoln J. F. K. W 8 6 5 5 4 2 2 2 2 Ernie Guerrero Dennis Me dlock Gary Cook Dave Girtin jim Gonzales Ralph Hodges Melvin Brown James Ashely Dave Rivera Carl Perez Allen Le chuga Ray Fleer Paul Martinez Eddie Adams jim Lively Richard Felton Eddie Davis Ken Fast Dave Rodriques joe Davis Lamart Henderson john Appelhans David Medlock Bernie Rothrock Tom Craney Eddie Widman La Vern Dixon Ted Mohr Ricky Ortega Ernie Lopez john jiron Team f '71 Works Hard The Sophomore basketball team showed great potential during the season this year They played about average, winning approxi mately half of their games. Several mem bers of the team will be fine players in 71 and help to put West on top. Manual jefferson Washington Lincoln South East WEST Kennedy W 15 14 10 10 8 8 4 12 1 15 West Trail Blazers Mr. Bruce Evans was the sponsor of this outgoing club. This year the club Went to such places as: Boulder Falls, Evergreen, and Loveland Pass. Broken legs, sprained wrists, and concussions were but a few of the results of the tubing party sponsored by the club, but all in all it was a fun year. Q . ni U? ,N-K 2,1-'3 it flf'M,f'?+g?s fs r ,f Y iii.-s A i in- Waiigarasif y-fn:-A ' 't V f'n fNf ...afliu ' ' I ' -? 5 -Y K f . y 'fairs in smzzfi A -v-e-- . tifssg - fri:-n , X I A ' -f' 'Q-ohm, 8 MW ' A i S ' 4-' ' sf,- si it ,i,t,,..,....,:s , A X , x 1 ' X i 1 f Q 1 A X i A 3' T 3 .V f 1 Ski Trackers In The Rockies To many West students, Winter meant only winter coats, frosted car Windows, and stalled engines, but to members of the West High Ski club, winter Weather presented the delightful possibility of skiing. The club sponsored trips to most of the major ski areas near Denver. The sponsor this year was Mr. Ben Coleman. Wes Koon President jim Greenwood Vice President Debbie Dunkin Secretary Carol Widman Pam Adams Merle Basnett Ru Burkhardt Debbie Dunkin jim Greenwood Marc Gustafson Kim Hernon Dave jackson Sandy Martinez Bobbette Miller Tre a surer Cindy Monaco Larry Raymond Wes Koon Sue Salaz Elizabeth Serha Dave Sprouse Donne Suniga Vicki Taschner Coleen Teteer Carol Widman 'Q' 1 ,. ,, ni, ,WW Sherry Archuleta Vickie Bonn Monica Borrego Belinda Brown Kathie Brown Kathy Conlon Sherry Childs Ianell Cutshall jennifer Duran Linda Ferrese Loretta Gomez Rosabel Gomez Ruth Gomez Judy Gronsten Kim Hernon Ann Herrera Mary Jackson Sue Keith Kathy Konlael Paul Lopez Sammy Lucero Patty Marston Linda Rodriqucz Debbie Schmidt Kathy Smith Dave Sprouse Howard Thompson Jeanette Wright i., :tw ce Skating Thrills And Spill Cold and brisk Thursday evenings found the West High lce Riders together. Newcomers were always welcome and the more experi- enced skaters could always find time to help out beginning members. The Ice Riders enjoyed a large, active mem bership and welcomed their new sponsor, Mr. Sabell. The club met at the Zeckendorf Plaza for many evenings of thrills and spills that they will not soon forget! I fn. ' 1 Vera Alverado Bill Archuleta Leland Brooks jessica Browning George Combs Vivian Crabtree Mike Crutcher Patty Fawcett Rick Garrison Bob Giles Lynn Givian Rose Gonzales Arthur Hake Vince lntorno Kay Kelso Ray Lopez Kathy Maddox john Martinez Art Mestas Norma Morris Alex McCannon Terry McComb Dennis McKinney Judy Nushy jim Padgett Patty Pittroff Rita Ransom Don Smallwood Halli Snell Randy Snorgrass Sheryl Sobec Marlys Stevens Bob Stibor Lynette Teviotdale Connie Urber janet Vessey Skaters Have Ups And Downs Wonder where the action was on Wednesday nights this year? For Members of the West High Roller Club it was at Roller City Cen- tral from 7:30-9:30. The members had fun While improving their skating ability by competing with skaters from other schools. The planning of a party tied up the year's events that were all sponsored by Mr. Jacobs. SANDY MADRID LOUIE HERNANEZ mf : ww- fi ,, f V' W.,.. .,.. ROCI-IELLE VIGIL KEN SHANK JJ K i Wig, 5 wg Ea 1 will sf ' as L3 x E 2 t amlills fr - i I vim! F is 1 s 2 ' , ig. Gymnastics Team Will Win Most Meets With four returning lettermen and two pro- gressing juniors, the outlook for this season is good. We have at least two boys with all- state potential. The team will not be as strong as last year, but we should Win most of our meets. Some of the boys to be watch- ing for are Harold Nelson, Chris Ayala, Paul Padilla, Philip Quintana, Galvin Urmdo, and Ed King. Mr. Coleman is the Coach. i i as wmwW..i,,,.,,,,m . , gtnm:i,,,,,.,i -- . I V L AWWA V it t mrwt ,am-.4 lAidihoono10L m rgiggsf, .www ' Els' f A ,- .ww...,, .- v fum,-W s fi 2? S B 3 3 1 Q 3 a Q iW2 f'fk:iq3xE EZ1 .IvISmf1!-Y3'f?7 '5'3N3S5' wily - K...EL.ah. I 351W f 'ff' f It's A Beginning Marcus Mitchell brought honor to our school when he represented it in the track meets. He started running at the age of nine and found that he enjoyed it. He didn't realize the im- portance of running until he entered high school. As a sophomore, Marcus took 3rd in city and second in state in the National AAU. As a junior, Marcus was undefeated, setting or tying six records in the state. He tied the city record for the 100 yard at 9. 6 and the state record for the 220. ln the summer he set records in the Meet of Champions and While qualifying for the National High School Meet, he set a record in the 100 at 9. 5. At the National AAU meet Marcus Won the 100 yard at 9. 6 and going to Oregon for the National High School he took second in the 100 and first in the 220. He was 2! 10 of a second off from tying the national record. In the fall Marcus was selected to go to Mexico to observe the olympic games. His first Week was A filled with tours to museums and shrines. He stayed at the World Youth Camp and met many others Who have the same ambitions as he does. He gradually learned about and under- stood others around him. Before viewing the Olympics he saw many demonstrations of ballet. After going 60 miles from the youth camp to Mexico City, Marcus was able to meet and stay with several athletes and found them very helpful, especially the Germans. He prac- ticed with several of the athletes and found his stay most enjoyable. Marcus feels that he runs best in the 220 and wants to break the national record of 20. 8 by running 20. 7. In the 100 he Wishes to break the record of 9. 4 by running 9. 3. He had dreams of viewing the olympics and now that he has accomplished that, he will go on to compete in the olympics and fulfill that dream. if i w ff '.i3?E5 , . q,Af4f H. ., , Q 1 Y ,gf 5 . S 'Vi 1 'mn wg. HOW' wdlahwbwlff-wa w LM:-fn. as A-Eniiiwe nam S! 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Cowboys Pull Th rough Last summer in the Legion B Baseball the West High team Won twenty out of twenty- four games. Four Lettermen returned this year to pull the team through with the ex- cellent Work of the rest of the team. Pitch- ing and speed were the main factors that helped the team along with good hitting. Several boys were expected to get recogni- tion on the All Star teams, and the season as a Whole had a good outlook. f iESi3f2S?:A S21 f :,-wir '?'Q:'?L:5Y3ff 1. 'V' :H Leonard Lopez Harry Harrington john Vallagos Ben Romero Aaron Curruthers Jim Gonzales Ernie Guerrero Ronald Luj an Doug Ikenberry Charles Miller Dan Tenorio Bernie Rothrock Carlos Perez john Pazen Dave Quintana john Brookhauser Fred Krebs Gary Cook Ray Fleer Paul Hawkins Tom Lovato MGR if-.W f. 'F vs nigga X ,QMFW A , Vi ,us Ji Girls Athletics Vary Girls athletics consists of all the girls gym classes plus girls swimming team. Their sports consist of tennis, folk dancing, arch- ery, baseball, volleyball, basketball, swim- ming and track, as Well as completing sev- eral physical fitness tests. The gym classes are taught by Miss Wall, Miss Pollack, and Mrs. Burke. ' in g li Girls G mnastics A New Sport The girls gymnastics team, which meets as a class periods l, 2, and 7, is a relatively new sport. Although they lack an official sea- son, the gymnastics team does compete With other schools as Well as in all-state meets. The team is coached by Mrs. Sandy Burke and is gaining in popularity. H , f i l ,,. , V I K VLV W H A I W sam, H ,E 4, if? 1 in N If 1 f K J, . 3 . , I i . 'W , -f f I '- Q '1' im Y- pl f ,935 3, X-2 5 M ,Aq, :Ly 2 g 3, I 1 ' , sf FTS mm 1 Am, ,Q WX WX, s ,- J 5 vvfapw. K 1 ,wan-nn -as ,252 In I ,, fb, . 43' 2 fn L7 if if-sf ff?-Wg Q, 'vzfbfig ' ,. ..-, t y 4 2 ,-:,1 I ', we A ??1fH?iL5 '? 5 1 J ings, Q-:ww .rj Qi' ,iQ Q -' . -1 K 5 in F259 4 1 ,f J O 0 O 4 Major Lester Smith, Lt. Col. Tony Hernandez Major Bruce Nitta, 5-3 Batt. CO. Batt. XO. Capt. Dan Candelaria, Capt. Neil Jones, Capt. Lance VanSick1e, S-1 S-2 S-3, air rw fi if Qi .3 Capt. Robert Keasling, S-4 Major Marie Friedemann Lt. Col. Vickie Kohut Major Margaret Copley SMI Ken Curtis j 97 Capt. Gloria Bobian, Military Ball Queen Candidate GIRL' S DRILL TEAM Shiley Jamieson julie Friedemann Linda Ferrese Debbie Calcote Carol Garcia Vickie Kohut Carla Hawkins Margaret Copley Gloria Bobian Rhonda Goodman Josie Trujillo Marie Friedemann SENIOR DRILL TEAM Bill Barker. . . CO Scott Howard john Morning Ales Quiroz Larry Gonzales Ron Martinez Ken Gray Lars Brown john Martinez Ron Skinner Mike Manzanarez David Medeles Bob Fernandez Bill Archuleta STAFF Battalion Commander Lt. Col. Tony Hernandez Battalion XO Maj. Bruce Nitta S-1 Capt. Danny Candelaria S-2 Capt. Neal jones S-3 Maj. Lester Smith S-4 Capt. Robert Keasling S-3 air Capt. Lance VanSickle Battalion Sgt. Maj. Ken Curtis Operations Master Sgt. Kerry Preston lil ,vw 'Q 1 'Q wa? 23.13 'A ' A 11. ,gyda ffwgv- ,M ,ff N' ,gm f' '-ffi f5 ww , fymmwy iv -' - W2 3 ff' 6 ff in ai'gfWfM HY? 1' 1 wa ff: Q W K i 5 Hi if ra r. ' ' 'rf Wikia' ' 1 2 1-3 'if Wifi X :sw .1fi?yxL.f is if 1 , , -, ff 3, -A 1 + + .f K fa , , sw' r ' L iw 'M N Y - .5 , , , wr ,z fn: G--if f ., H 7 fi Y' 1, Hg :Rnfk A if if nf f A 1-,: '51 ' -H Q :ff fx? 'ff RQ 5 7 P .zz W3 fl 1 ,L .gi:7 f'r115l'-'ESM -9-'fi f 111 ' '3 417- 4? 5 3:9 B 3 if' ., 4 , -L ' 'f 1 f . ..,.f,,,,- .fb ,,-op, -,..-5, ,Q Wu. 5-.w,.,,.1 . W ,sy. y,,,.,-, ,Q ,,,,,,,,,f' N-r 1, VJ, , ,, i 'iff-:wZ,f 9' --M, :-Eff-+ '., a1. ' r ' 4 r ia, 'Li W' 4 L J 0' ,, -5 1, H -fig: 'p..f.-Irv, F- -, .,. Q 15 -K' pf - Q X V-.,',gga. Q, f ,xy H' Ag x , 1 M M i Ah, A .P ff' 1- if -f f fy-uw 1 .,.,A , , ,4.. ' + wfw ,www 232 SOPHOMORE DRILL TEAM 2nd Lt. Roger Nitta. . CO Archuleta, Edward Baca, Victor Barker, Bob Brown, Larry Bush, Bill Folks, Larry Martinez, Leslie Martinez, Nicholas Martinez, Ray Medeles, Dave Neuber, Diemaar Rael, Billy Rangel, Fabian Trujillo, Chris Vigil, Dan K 5 ST? QQ ei gs rs 3 is LZ! sz' fx mi 2 Q ii 3 5 M li' gg Q4 5? if A V W- 7 , 4 fff- - fd N fy , ,H -: -,mf WM. 1-Law .-ww ..,wmm:msonume 1.-nm5m.4va4QmenwmummWumzmm ww::-wmw:rmwuffa,..:1wnfr-wr-MH-5-simK- , - ,v,,m.me1. . FIRST YEAR CADETS HONORARY CADETS Carol Garcia Gloria Bohian ,Iosie Trujillo Debbie Calcote Carla Hawkins Rhonda Goodman julie Friedemann Margaret Copley Marie Friedemann Linda Ferrese Shirley Jamieson Vickie Kohut Anderson Archuleta, Archuleta, Archuleta, Baca Baldwin Barela Bieneman Blanscet Bobitsl-ay Betten Briels Brown, Lar Brown, Lar Bush Casias, A. Casias, M. Castro Chacon Chavez, E. S E. R. T FY Chavez, R. Colvert Cordova, F. Cordova, R Crecelius Davis Decoteau Diehl Dominguez Dreiling Duran Edwards Eglv Folks Gaff Gallegos, Gallegos, Garcia, F. Garcia, R john C. john L. Garcia, W. Giron, F. Giron, J. Gomez, T. Gonzales, Gonzales, Gonzales, Guerri Hakes Hancock Here dia Hernandez Heywood Hitt Ketcham Kreutzer Leyba Lopez Lovato Lujan A. L. M. Madewell Maes Manzanares Mariz Martinez, A. Martinez, Leslie Martinez, Louis Martinez, N. Martinez, P. Martinez, S. Martinez, V. Mazotti McWilliams Meads Medeles Mestas Meyers Mollendor Montoya Moralez Nadeau Neuber Odom Ortiz Pacheco Paloma Pierce Prehn Quintana Quiroz Rael Rangel Roach Rodriquez Romero, E Romero, R Salas Sanchez Sanchez, Sandoval Silva Sisneros Sperry Stringer Tate Torres, G. Torres, 1. Tresco Trujillo, C , F R Trujillo, L. Valdez Varos Vigil, A. Vigil, D. Vigil, M. Vigil, R. Wentworth Zertuche Variety Unlimited Songs, dances, comedy acts, and instru- mentals rose West's Color Day Assembly number one rating. This fine show was sponsored and produced by the drama de- partment headed by Mr. Philip Galusha. As- sisting Mr. Galusha were Miss Baumgartner CEng1ish Departmentj, Mr. Layton, Mr. Fluckey, Miss Roberts CMusic Departmentj, Mr. jackson QForeign Language Depart- mentj, Mrs. Burke CPhysica1 Education De- partmentj, and Mr. Karamigios fSpecia1 Staffj, and the fine stage crew. tl ,U ,.,, ,K ,A.. ,, . 5, tVf-wfwvwwvqm x 2 5 Special Guest On February 12, 1969, West High School had the privilege of entertaining Colorado Governor and Mrs. john A. Love. Mr. Philip Galusha was the instigator of the occasion, as he invited Mrs. Love to the Our Heritage assembly. She liked the program so much, that after the first assembly, she called Governor Love, and he came to West Within ten minutes of the phone call. Mr. Earl Paul said they were both very gracious, and they thought the program was tremendous. X -Q., . 'Y' ' l. fi A 5 5 lim Advanced Choir adds music to school. Time For Entertainment West Cowboys gathered from the customary routine of classes many times throughout Drama student portrays strange character. Mr. George Forman, olympic heavyweight boxing champion. the years as guest speakers informed, cheerleaders performed, plays were pre- sented, and awards were given at assem- blies in the auditorium. Performances of the Singing Christmas Tree and the Awards Assembly were but a few of the outstanding assemblies this year. West's cheerleaders perform for the entire student body. fsmfw-Mwwtmvr'mzfPf-fzlrm.wi-'ff 2r1f'S'f':2 vws.f1S''ffflsf-.xaewv1f fi - , , ,:wf,-Iffwffezx 5. FL Inspires Good Citizenship N. F. L. members feel that it is a privilege to be a member of an organization of present and future leaders of America. The greatest value oi' membership is the encouragement of leadership, and the incentive that it gives the student to become an effective speaker. Hence, the student becomes a more success- ful and influential citizen, which is a great asset to our countrv's future. Under the direction of Dr. Carl johnson, N. F. L. participated in speech meets, club corral, and held an induction for new mem- bers in May. Eric Bell jim Greenwood Darlene Chacon joe Rosenberg Donna Du.rn Greg Sanchez Dave Escobedo Kadiy Seewald Marie Frieclemann 106 I , in ww.-WW.m.. Co-presidents Kathy Seewald and Marie Friedemann and sponsor Dr. Carl johnson. Six 'YXFJ CLI? Suzy Peterson, President5 Melody Lopez, Vice President5 Anita Buckeye, Secretaryg Ever May Malone, Treasurer Pam Adams Bev Alexander Sharri Alexander Ruth Ayala Gloria Barron Yvonne Bauer Tony Beauman Gloria Bobian Sherl Brown Sherry Childs janell Combs Sheila Cook Gloria Deleon jeff Devon Cynthia Duran Donna Duran jennifer Duran Kim Hernon Claudia johnson Kay Kelso Wesley Koon Nora Martinez Larry Peck Judy Preuss Jeanne Rea Bev Redwillow Candy Reher Charla Salmon Debbie Schmidt Kathy Seewald Alice Segura Luanne Sides Teri Sides Mary Twogood Fred Viarrial Viva La France The French Club, sponsored by Mr. jack- son, had thirty-nine members this year, who all showed great enthusiasm in the club's activities. They participated in club Corral, presented a play for some exchange students from Loretto Heights, sold Christmas records and candles, and held a Christmas party. Awards were given to the two most outstanding members of the club. V 1 E Spare Time For A Strike The Bowling club, sponsored by Mr. Bill Grove, met every Tuesday after school at Bowl-Ero lanes, for an hour or more of bowling excitement. The club took advantage of league play that was with local ni erchants. The scores ranged frorn low to high, but all of the club's members enjoyed themselves and gained bowling experience. 108 Io Ann Burk Pres. Christi Byrnes V. Pres. Jeanne Vallejos Treas. Don Horton Sec'y. Loretta Duran Linda Ferrese Connie Hahn jeff Hakes X Mary Hinterreiter Kay Keeling Pete Martinez Patty Piuroff Karen Schafer Jana Slavsky jim Slavsky Kathy Sweet john Tucker Steven Varoz Bill Wiens Q53 - s ms, s 5 ,M e Jw, , f sk, A si f ,gaitgisgiiilsitffi 29 ,L KW irgglgxfi 'x' St gimsftl' 4. it ,S 11 T , ..77 .W if :si '-Z 'E P -- L Ak E It T5 ,-Hi I , . ig if . ,,.::. A o , E , , E Q , 'tg-1 if l ii- Z 5 , . ff F mi f -r -1 .A f g QF' 51 5' was ffiffnisa it K yrp 4 M .ssl ,.,.,. in-ar My h M il? - I FN M , ' 2 F A MN. Donald Benz Ru Burkhart William Dyes Cynthia Essig Debbie Frank Christine Garza Debbie Gookin Anthony Hernandez Mary jackson Jody Maes Mark Mason john Miller Tomena Olsen Robert Prehn Judy Preuss David Rucker Paul Sanchez Sandra Sanchez Fred Viarral KP to K4 The Chess Club proved to be a very suc- cessful one this year. The players were ranked weekly, according to their ability and number of wins. Twelve to fourteen of the members were allowed to participate in the club's league competition. This club met every Wednesday after school, in the teach- er's lunchroom, for an hour devoted to the improvement of the member's skill and con- centration. 'Q '93 E I Officers: Debbie Frank, Debbie Gookin, Tomena Olsen, l Fred Viarrial, and sponsor, Mr. james Marks. NJ at NT' junior Cptimists Strive To Serve The junior Optimists is a club entirely made up of boys. lt is of service to the com- munity by making Thanksgiving baskets, helping the Lyons Club with it's annual dis- tribution of Christmas baskets, and sale of Christmas trees. The club also sponsors the faculty -Varsity basketball game. The main objective of the club is to help the student become a better citizen in today's modern world. Emilio Lopez, President Rich Cooney Bob Martinez Craig Jarman Dave Quintana Ed. Jennings Tom Richards Emilio Lopez Tony Shefferd Paul Lopez KJ Q ! a If E il I 5 X ..,. grew? 3 is Ai, Lariattes Lasso Spirit West's all girl service club, the Lariattes was probably the busiest and most active club at West. Every girl at West is con- sidered a Lariatte, but only those who pay dues are active members. Some of the ac - tivities that the Lariattes took part in were the Big Sister-Little Sister Picnic, The Annual Christmas Dance, Career Day, Alumni Night, and the Mother-Daughter Tea in the spring. Priscilla Garcia, President ll ll Promotes Sportsmanship West's letterman's organization, the W Club, sponsored such activities as the Homecoming Dance anci'Coke sales in the West Sugar shack, and encouraged boys to take an active part in athletics. After earning recognition in athletics, a boy is eligible for a letter and is invited to join the W Club. Officers, LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Mike jurich, Aaron Carruthers, Ed King, jim Malone. ewawfmi igxwwsiw 1 5'-- X R N I ., ,Mi MM- Q-i.,..,.,g N UWM D ,K 1 T fr , Y ,.-df, , 'U ' M,-M,,,,.,, ,, 2 ie, J' i ' l Allen, Dan Clark, Dan 1 Andersen, Keith Cooney, Rich 1 Boyd, Doug Gumbay, Steve 1 Brook, Leland Haggerty, Larry 1 Brauch, Tim Heit, jim Buck, Rick Hernandez, Tony 1 Burgess, Frank l-loltzinger, Dean l Cameron, Chuck lkenberry, Doug Carruthers, Aaron jones, Alan Cerovski, Mike jurich, Steve 1 l I 5 x N-a Kidneigh, Ed King, Ed Lopez, Frank Lucero, Andy Malone, jim McLaughlin, Rich Medina, Ted Mitchell, Marcus Perez, Chuck Phelps, Steve Rhoades, Gary Smith, Richard Sturgeon, Lamoyne Thomason, Gary Wilson, Ron Leadership And Service Promoted The Y-Teens, sponsored by Miss Jean McClarty, participated in a variety of ac- tivities this year. Club members took part in a leadership conference at the Y. W. C. A., an annual conference at Peaceful Valley, made Christmas cards for patients of the Colo. Medical Center, and sold potato chips to finance a national Y-Teen conference. Club members enjoyed sharing the problems and experiences of their fellow girls. ll-4 Cindy Hughes Pres. Karen Schafer V. Pres. Christie Cox Sec'y. Claudia Evans Treas. Debbie DeWitt Ruth Farabaugh Mary jackson Debbie Peterson Georgia Raitz Jeanne Rea FTA Promotes Interest In Educational Vocations The Future Teachers of America is a club for students planning on teaching for a ca- reer. Throughout the year this club visited other schools, both elementary and junior high. The members tutored other students and also served as teacher assistants. Movies and guest speakers were also seen and heard throughout the year. Claudia Evans , Treasurer 115 wqgwww BORGEi Wg: , K ,, K MACHT 5C2RGEN 4551 IW Q, .,A. , ,, Q 1 ,E - -I , fa, Linda Ferrese-President Arleen Haselhorst-V. Pres. -Treas. julie Friedemann-Secretary Roberta Aguilar Karen Altfilisch Margaret Banta Cheryl Cabeen Alice Clint Bob Farris Cindy Foos Wanita Hoard David james Shirley Jamieson Joanne Kerstner john Lankhorst Paul Michals janet Miller Cindy Monaco Judy Moore Guy Rothrock Marlene Schaefer Evelyn Skalischus Robin Teichert in s. .....,..-WN-'H' Q. Die Deutsche Verein The German Club was organized this year under the leadership of Mrs. Kathleen Beck who had to leave at the end of first semester. The sponsor for second semes- ter Was Mrs. Lisilotte Kaufman who re- turned from a leave of absence. The club had only a few members at first, but grew to include a total of 24 members. Their activities included a Christmas Party, and selling German candy to the students at West. lup- R5 - 'u.-..g x ,,..-f we xx -ff ' av Officers, LEFT TO RIGHT! Margaret Copley, Sue Grone Wald, Marie Friedemann, Miss Glenda Vanderneer, Io- anne Kerstner, Vickie Kohut. Fancy Fillies Promotes Good Grooming Fancy Fillies is an organization which, with the help of Miss Glenda Vandemeir and Mrs. Carol Boehm, helps the girls to discover their own beauty. To fulfill this purpose the club encourages good grooming, appropri- ate attire and cosmetics, proper posture and etiquette. Activities sponsored by Fancy Fillies were centered on various aspects of feminine beauty. These activities included fashion shows, an interview with boys from the W-Club, and a speaker from a model- ing and cosmetics school. President: Marie Friedemann Vice-Presidents: Margaret Copley Vickie Kohut Secretary! Joanne Kerstner Treasurer! Sue Gronewald Karen Altfilisch Erlene Apodaca Diane Atencio Yvonne Bauer Anita Buckeye Ru Burkhart Sherry Childs Patsy Cortez Sheri Deeds Elizabeth Delgado Cindy Duran Donna Duran Joann Eichholtz Roslyn Esquibel Debbie Frank Carol Garcia Carol Harder Arleen l-Iaselhorst Chris Hayes Ann Herrera Shirley Jamieson Debbie Kerstner Tara Lawler Barbara McWilliams Sue Pagliasotti Patty Pittroff Dianne Robbs Celeste Rowden Colleen Teter Bernie Trujillo Carol Widmen Angie Winters HS Members Amin Unity West confers no higher honor to any individual than membership in the National Honor Society be cause it gives recognition to those students who have most nearly attained the basic objec- tives of education. The four cardinal objectives recognized in order to obtain membership are Character, Scholarship, Leadership, and Service. Each year the NHS strives to spur others to aspire to scholarly habits, enlist in Worthy services, and to lead forward in all things that shall advance the Welfare of the school. BACK ROW - Shirley Jamieson, Joanne Kerstner, Gary Lechuga, Charla Salmon. FRONT ROW - Carol Garcia, Vickie Kohut, Joan Ashley, Cynthia Essig. Karen Altfilisch Joan Ashley Mike Cerovski Margaret Copley Cynthia Essig Marie Friedernann Carol Garcia Kathy Gerstner Arlene Haselhorst Shirley Jamieson Joanne Kerstner Vickie Kohut Candi Knodel Gary Lechuga Charla Salmon Teri Sides Barbara Zook 118 F Spur Stresses Scholarship Altfilisch, Karen Ashley, joan Banta, Margaret Candelaria, Da may Carruthers, Aaron Christo, Debbie Clark, Dan Copley, Margaret Delgado, Kathy Duran, Barbara Duran, Charles Duran, Cynthia Duran, Donna Essig, Cynthia LEFT TO RIGHT: Joanne Kerstner, secretaryg Aaron Carruthers, presidentg Margaret Cop- ley, treasurerg and Carla Hawkins, vice president. A if Having maintained a 3. O average for two consecutive semesters, juniors and seniors from the student body were eligible for membership in Spur, West's honorary or- ganization for outstanding scholastic a- chievement. Emphasizing high scholastic standings among the entire student body was an important goal met by this year's Spur club members. ln- duction is held twice each year following the release of the semester grades. tiff Q1 iliqii gif? J. K fsiy? gif? iiwflgj-1f 5 if. , Qieiifiw' njiiw' Evans, Claudia Fiechter, Donna Foos, Cynthia Friedemann, Marie Gaffney, Deborah Garcia, Carol Garcia, Ed X , ,A Mrs. Lois Gill Sponsor Gerstner, Kathy Gumbay, Steve Haddican, Mary Kay Hawkins, Carla Hill, John Hoard, Wanita Hughes, Cindy Jamieson, Shirley jones, Neal Kerstner, Joanne Knodel, Candi Kohut, Vickie Lechuga, Gary Mason, Mark Medrano, Martha Miller, janet Owens, jackie Petersen, Sue Petersen, Debbie Rummel, Bonnie Runyan, Sylvia Salmon, Charla Schafer, Karen Story, Leah Torrez, Bill VandePoll, janet Weiwel, joan Zepeda, Kathy Zook, Barbara Mr uill 84 Scroll Quill gl Scroll is an Honorary National Fra- ternity for high school seniors Who excel in the field of journalism. Membership is exclusive only to those students who are members of the annual or newspaper staffs and Who have had some outstanding Work of journalism published in either the West- erner or the Rodeo. An initiation for new members is held once each spring during which time the service is candlelight. The election and induction of officers takes place in the fall and those elected serve as honorary of- ficers throughout the entire year, under the excellent supervision of Mrs. june Nicolds. Wayne Elmore President Cindy Hughes Vice Pres. Karen Altfilisch Sec. Robert Barr Treasurer Linda Banark Margaret Banta Gloria Bobian Danny Candelaria Richard Cooney Debbie DeWitt Donna Duran Carol Garcia Steve Gumbay Candy Knodel Mark Mason Martha Medrano Theresa Ramirez Brad Reiter Teri Sides Dave Sprouse Kathy Sullivan Linda Zullo s. june Nicolds, Sponsor LEFT TO RIGHT: Wayne Elmore, Pres. 3 Cindy Hughes, V. Pres. 5 Karen Altfilisch, secretary, and Bob Barr, Treas. M , .r ,Q Q-divx 1? s.....f X 5'-f 2nd semester officers. Mr. jesus Sena, Sponsor jerry Arellano Rick Arellano Belinda Borrego Liz Delgado if Loretta Gomez 'Q Q, Rosabel Gomez Ruth Gomez Laura Herrera Paul jacquez Kim Knutson Emilio Lopez Barbara Lucero Paul Martinez Bev Redwillow Q' Karen Re dwillow Veronica Vigil 'S' lst Semester officers! Beverly Redwillow, jennifer Dinan, and Gloria Bobian. LASC Provides For Cultural Background The purpose of the LASC is to provide an opportunity for Spanish-named students to study the historical and cultural backgrounds of the Spanish and to encourage more partic- ipation in school activities. The club met every Tuesday and sponsored such activities as a student body movie on the land of the Zapotek Indian, an all-school dance and a LASC Work Shop under the supervision of Mr. jesus Sena. H' If 1 H if F , X ' ffimk r an it A ,art A Dave Sprouse Pres. Sue Peterson V. Pres. Kathy Sullivan Treas. Bobette Miller Sec'y. Joann Brinklioff Anita Buckeye Brenda Chase Sheri Coca Donna Duran Karen Fox Loretta Gonzales Jody Hall Ivy Herrera Patty Lane Matt Lucas Linda Lune Debbie Olsen Beth Pearman Georgia Raitz Sue Rounge Maxine Schifer Liz Serha Cindy Sternnietz Vickie Taschner Clint Webster Linda Zullo is f 1 H x 2, , Q as .i 3, if 'C Good Time Music The Folk Club, sponsored by Miss Cecily Gardell, strummed their guitars and sang a variety of songs, every Wednesday morning in the social room. The activities of the club included a club corral Sing In, that was held in the main hall during lunch hours. The West High Club participated with various other Denver Folk Clubs to better their understanding of Folk music and, ba- sically, make a good time for all. 122 l V gpm W, it , hi , ., . iiv Officers: Christy Cox, Mary Kay I-Iaddican, Karen Shafer, Letitia Backman, Gary Lechuga, and Mr. Bill Smith, Sponsor. 123 DECA Store Now Cpen Classroom D. E. and Distributive Edu- cation Clubs of America are designed to develop future leaders for marketing and distribution of goods. History has proven that whenever a na- tion's channels of distribution fail to function, that nation is more shortlived. As D. E. C. A. attracts more of our na- tion's youth to study marketing and dis- tribution, the total D. E. program be- comes vital to our national security. Patricia Aragon Gene Baldwin Letitia Beckman Debbra Chase Barbara Chism Christy Cox Cherlyn Deeds Robert Farris Gary Le chuga , Publicity Officer Richard Gallegos Mary Kay Haddican Gary Lechuga Ted Ostrander Sylvia Runyan Karen Shafer Victoria Schroeder Linda Townsend BuII's Eye The West High Archery club was organized Nov. l of this year with approximately 20 bowmen Qincluding several girlsj. The club was formed for recreational purposes and shot once every Week on Fridays after school at Hal's Archery. The scoring was on a handicap basis and trophies were given to the best 3 shooters each Week. The out- standing bowmen were Dean Story and Paul Michals. Mr. Frazier, Sponsor Paul Michals Dean Story Tom McGhghy Gary Viccini Gus Rutherford james Walker Guy Rutherford Max Zepeda 4 Red Cross Lends A Helping Hand JUNIOR RED CROSS The junior Red Cross at West has participated in many worthwhile activities this past year. We started out the year Wida a bang on the Toy Drive. Girls from the Home Economics classes dressed dolls and the student body do- nated toys to be used for the Santa Claus Shop at Christ- mas. On due day before Christmas vacation, West sent seventeen volunteers to the shop located downtown. The year was filled with many other voluntary services and contributions to hospitals, orphans, servicemen, etc. The enrollment drive Was held in the S rin alon with the P S 8 National Red Cross Convention in Atlanta, Georgia. West also sent delegates to the Red Cross Leadership Camp during the summer and supplied numerous organizations with volunteers who donated many hours of hard Work. Randy Earnhardt, President Westerner: Great As Ever What a year! The Westerner Staff has really progressed this year. We added more color pictures, the sports section has more pages, and did you notice the new layout of the book? lt's what We called diary style ---we put all the events of this past year in chronological order. The annual staff has great pride in presenting their 1969 West- erner to West High. Mr. Letellier, SPOHSOI' EDITOR: MANAGING EDITOR: ACTIVITIES: Editor: ALBUM: Editor: CLUBS: Editor: FACULTY: Editor: ROYALTY: Editor: SPORTS: Editor: PHOTOGRAPHERS: Teri Sides Cindy Hughes Candi Knodel Ru Burkhart Jeff Devon Jacque Owens Danny Candelaria Kathie Brown Mary jackson Kerri Nagle Rich Cooney Alice Clint Georgia Raitz Carol Garcia Cheryl Dyes Sue Keith Debbie DeWitt Margaret Banta Bernie Taliaferro Jeanette Wright Tom Delgado Harold Joe Darrell Paden Larry Peck Terry Tavis Troy Taylor ww, 1 : Q? ..- 1,I -,W Y. Sponsor: Mrs, June BuSiI1eSS Manager: Bob Nichgldg Martinez Rodeo 1969 was another great year for West's all school paper. The reporters expressed meaning mixed with humor in their editori- als, featured articles, and, last, but not least, sports. Can you imagine the news We Would have missed out on if the Rodeo hadn't come through? That's Why We say, The Ro- deo Rides Again! EDITOR: RODEO STAFF: ASSOCIATE EDITOR: FEATURE EDITOR: SPORTS EDITOR: LIBRARIAN AND COPY READER: CIRCULATION MANAGER: ASSISTANTS: EXCHANGE EDI TOR: ASSISTANT: BUSINESS MANAGER: BUSINESS STAFF: GIRLS SPORTS EDITOR: SPORTS STAFF: Wayne Elmore Gloria Bobian Kathy Sullivan Robert Barr Cindy I-Iuges Karen Altfilisch Donna Duran Brad Reiter Martha Medrano Phil Quintrall Bob Martinez Linda Banark Debbie DeWitt joe Ritchlin Linda Zullo Theresa Ramirez Steve Gumbay Mark Mason Dave Sprouse Rides Again Editor: Wayne Elmore Associate Editor Gloria Bobian Looking Glass To Remembering Faces 45513 n V 'f 'M 4. W 4 up M, www WML- J'w , ,. ,A ' I V 'ZW' ,fi 14-v 'UWM ,. 1 -V ., W M,,.,,Wn K ,V 3, , I 0 .. I , , V 1 I X Mao'-Q N 5 wymvv .zwq , fwzm I H ff, V ,cf iw ,, ,, , - V A 'wg Vi . ,,, V , A I A, . A-, , xftfrf I 3, A A 5 Q . 1, V V V ' ' 'L A' M - A'A- A mg- Q . ,W f 4 . -- ., '35 ? Y ' , , my ...- W f , , I . V '- , ,. :f ' I - f f y , ,M ,M ,MW Q, fWy,,5eg,. if Q, , W - , 0 wwmw M -ggi , A A .5 :Q if, ' A ' ., 1, 'W' ' V! 'A -,,,' 'C,g,,1ff,:Z172',Jf-Wil?-V 4: 3111 E ,,,f A. f , fy I , N, , . .L 1 V A tm .. 2322... 'f' ' . . f ' , Miss Bertha jones' pleasing person- ality and friendly smile has contri- buted to the fine Work she has shown during her 34 years at West. There is a wide need for diligent and accurate service in a large school such as West, and with people like Miss jones, this need is met. West gives special thanks to Miss jones for her devotion and service to West. E xc el I e nt Miss Bertha jones, fine secretary l 1 Support Service Mr. Richard Hotton gives good advice with a smile K3 Mr. Richard Hotton's softspoken manner and his regard for students as individ- uals has made his 28 years at West most memorable and profitable for all who knew him. The friendly attitude between West's students and faculty will always remain as long as there are people like Mr. Hotton around to help. West salutes Mr. Hotton for his fine work and help throughout his stay here. wma, f 'fa ef f ,,-- 1 I , nf' Q. ffliw g . . - . rf Facult Forms '24 ,J Lf Assistant Principal, MR. ROBERT MOI-IAR Coordinator, MR. TRAVIS TAYLOR --l,-. MASM 'fm .i m Dean of Girls, MISS MARIE ROBINSON 133 , . I! s. -..... M Counselors Aid Students The Counseling Department was busy the first semester aiding students with problems of becoming active members of the West High's Student . Body. Such items as programs and program changes, six year planning X cards and graduation requirements, vocations and counseling study halls, ti,s job and job placements, driver education and driver training, college ylrc folders and vocational inserts back to school, P. T. A. and testing were but a few of the counseling and guidance. f s ppt if l b ll Second semester programs were processed and completed. During the second semester, grades and future plans were discussed by the counse- it stp lors with their counselees. It was the goal of each counselor to do more if individual counseling with those students assigned to them. Encourage- ALLISON, SAMUEL ments for better performance and greater self-esteem was the major item in these discussions. Never before have so many opportunities been available for preparation beyond high school. DELAY, ROBERT B S EDWARDS, ANNE Mr. Harrison and program assistants. FASLEY, RALPH A.S., A.B. and M.A. is ly GILL, LOIS HARRISON, TOM V HEARN, AGNES HOTTON, RICHARD HUDDLESTON, MIKE A.B., M.A. and PhD B.S. and M.A. A.B. and M.A. A.B. B.A. if if I gf If-3, wif' 5 A I JACQUES, GORDON JACOBS, GLEN KARAMIGIOS7 IOHN d B A B.A. and M.A. B.M.12., M.12. an M.A. Q 4: MILLER, WILLIAM PARTHUM, MARY B.S., M.A. and PSD. B.S. and M.A. Mr. Mejia and Mr. Delay discuss plans. ,.., ,- ,M Q JNAL .- I I, - L xi ' I N., I A 1 LETELLIER, MARTIN . . B.A. PETERSEN, DELBERT B.A. and M.A. RIDDELL, ROBERT B.A . and M.A . N- SMITH, RICHARD B. S. A WEBB, DONALD I B- 5- , ,,,' 'K' 'HQ fs-.f J 'Cff' I MEJIA, DAVID BNA. and M.A. : ' ,ng . V fi Q Q. , R ' 'V, ' 1 i Z' I SABELL, FRED B.A . Wy f '?7 ' FRA ZI ER , ION 09x WEALE, CAROL Th rough The Ages An increasing interest in team teaching was expressed by Mr. Glenn Scheele, who was the head of the Social Studies Department this year. The department has started a Latin American History class. Also going into effect this year was teaching of Negro his- tory and combining this specific study into the current history. The department hopes to get the students to show valuable interest in these Various foundations. wwf? COLEMAN, BEN B.A. and M.A. GARDELL, CECILY l -.L f CORDRY, HOWARD B.A. and M.A. A.B. DUNN, MAQL IURICH, MIKE LILLY, JOYCE It rn L , . -gg.: If ' 5,1 ,g Z 3 if' , V A , rr'-isffligftfgfgjgef Tfssvr eawggik A 3 ueswv F E GILL, LOIS A.B., M.A. and Ph.D. MA RKS, JA MES B.A. ,B.A. BA. B.A. mmmnmw -- Q'-'Q fl' , Q , . :rf 3 4 . 3,1 Ak ,bk 7 A- ' K x f, W' N - 4-1' X N f .. 1 .,.-. -7 ., Y XS' E 555 Q hai ,,.. - , :- MOORE, MARGARET REYNOLDS, RICK SCHEELE, GLENN B.A. and M.A. 13.5. B.A. and M.A. 'fat W ff 9 JL'.'i..J SHAFER, HARRY SLOVAK, JOHN TAKESUE, DEXTER B.A. and M.A. B.A. and M.Ed. B,A, and M,A, 9 on ,,....--- 1 .pf . THOMAS, WILLIAM B.A. I . .. ,Y S S is , f. ' :,s f. f?i1fff ,,.iMwiamwf-W is , . Music Makers A tip of the Cowboy hat to the hard Working West Music Depart- ment. Time and talent was given by both the teachers and members of the instrumental and vocal groups at Various con- certs, in and out of school. Vocal courses offered to West High students were Concert Choir, Advanced Choir, Girl's Ensemble, and the Girl's Cho rus, all directed by Mr. Fluckey, and Miss Roberts. Completing the trio was Mr. Layton, directing the West High Concert Band, Stage Band, and Orchestra. LAYTON, GEORGE FLUCKEY, JAMES ROBERTS, BLODWEN B.M.E. A.B. B.M.E. as 'fit 4 Q' u w .u- M W as W ' 2 4 9 A W X N K .. 3 s iv- 9' , . ..., N V- , Wt, 2 'E .. 3443. 'H :,- : an--'I' Y 5' .- KLUVER, SANDRA 45 -z- Ross, CAROLYN l HILL, JEAN B.A. PA TTY, MYRTIQE B.A., B.M. and M.A. SAUCEDA, JUDITH B.A. Painting 84 Framing The West High Art Program was extended this year, in addition to Mrs. Rose, and Mrs. Sauceda, the Art Museum Program and night classes were added. The Art Museum Program included an ex- change With the Denver Area Schools during the weekly museum visit. The Title Ill Pro- gram aimed at showing the influence upon art of the Negro, Indian and Spanish nation- alities. Night Classes were held every Tuesday and Thursday at 6:30 p. m. at West High. Class subjects included sculpture, ceramics, drawing and painting. A special West High Thank you to joseph Hufner of Baker jr. High, and West's Miss Mytrice Patty, who gave up individual time and efforts for the success of the programs. i i Q ABOVE: Student teacher spots student as he does hand spring on rings. RIGHT: Girls demonstrating Gym- nastic te chniques. :sr 1',,ee-win z..wf 1xf:Qff f f fssiifm-'ff' 3' f f 'z f,-me-',v,'wg -'2'kifff:ff6i 7 ig-fw,,w,W.segiizf? f ,K W an COLEMAN, BEN B.A, and M.A. B. S. wa .2 BURKE, SA NDY, 1 ii mi S Y GORDRY, HOWARD DOUGHERTY, RUTH FRAZIER, ION GARRAMONE, LOUIS 3.13. and NLED' B.A. and M.A. B.S. andM.A. B.A. and M.A. ,L .sawn Taking Inventory, Mr. Coleman? Muscle Might Physical education classes gave students of West an oppor- tunity to develop skills in athletic activities and also a chance to build good sportsmanship. The Girls' P. E. department, headed by Miss Wall, wel- comed a new teacher, Miss Pollock. Also assisting Miss Wall and Miss Pollock was Mrs. Burke, the gymnastics teacher. Girls in the P. E. classes had many athletic activi- ties such as Tennis, Archery, Gymnastics, Volleyball, and Softball. Mr. Garramone, who is in charge of the Boys' P. E. depart- ment had great plans for the boys this year. With the help of Mr. jurich, Mr. Coleman, and Mr. Moriarity, the boys' P. E. program was expanded and more emphasis was put on physical fitness. The re-evaluation of teaching of skills and individual activities was also a set goal. an Y -4 'l x W . U E :V EIUDDLESTON, MIKE JURICH, MIKE POLLOCK, MARLENE A B A B S fly , , B.A. and M.A. B.A. BO TTO MS UP ! ps- Qi 7? f Q 7'lv' , 151. fr A-, WALL, NANcY B. s. SCI-IEELE, GLENN THOMSON, DON Creativity And Expression One of the most valuable departments at West this year was the English Department. English courses offered a Wide field of studies including classes in American and English Literature, Composition, Creative Writing, Drama, journalism, Speech, Plus many others. For the college- bound student, West offered courses in College English, Advanced and modified English Courses were also offered. Both the West paper, The Rodeo, and the West annual, The West- erner, were included under the English Department. t H , K .Y . COHEN, JUDITH B. A. -.nb DUNCAN, REVA B. A., M.A. FISHER, CHERYL GALUSHA, PHILLIP JOHNSON, CARL B.A. B.A. B.A., M.A.g P . . T QP bg Li 3 ... Z : M., X' xr G 1 BAUMGARTNER, ALICE B. A. BURCHFIEL, REBECCA B. A . DENHALTER, BETH B. s. , M. A. flf' r ti.f'E -f'7s1 sffffi??iiW55i 3'i5'f5fiAi??fgf2iX'YG?BLi8mx gfe?i.Q1f5g,1 f.e3Yfzg:s ' ' ' .w.,5.,wfz,5-.f .s:,t,.11ezf9ga+5 -a:,3a.e: t.1fixa.z- 'fw ifssai f :if 53557 4 'SQSHBYE i x ,.1-Q-iwzgtf - - ssaiiqimi A - it ... -,Wg A R, M, .Q -ff: fm f H .sgieiwifiig j '2gQ1.4:'1: -' 315s.55?2isg :,. juzhivgk f A . - M I lyme' f, ' , 1 3 ..- -Jil, . ti IW! ' n . i' 'QE 553555. ':I ff. 37 zz I' ' . : ffisigig f ' .' 1 LETELLIER, MARTIN 1-1 D B.A. i LILLY, JOYCE B. A. - f. 14:faii2zfsgf35QS??m pgs Y I ' gg ' REI ' ' -- In 'X 3:51 .52 V ' KN .. : rl: 7 K 1 435 . Q ff M! f ' , f ,. .af A' ., ROBERTS, IRIS A.A., B. s. MARTIN, SONIA A. B. SAUCEDA, JUDITH SIDDEEK, MARIA VALENTINE WILLIAM WILLIAMS CORA B.A. B.A. .rj BAILEY, FLOYD COWHERD, LLOYD B.A. and M.S. B.S. - as-, , ,.,. ,,aae,,, My it ,.L, M, ,, 4' .,1. Q . ,., 37 hs ' LVK A p L,W Wi , mi if -1 'L 31. , T e if lbs' at Q ' X ,F 4 HW f EASLEY, RALPH EVANS, BRUCE A.S., B.A. and M.A. B S 5 IEZ L LEVE GIA I I A I 15 t ,r Q . , L KINGSLEY, WILLIAM WHITING, BASIL B.A. and M.A. M.N.S. Experiments . West High's Science teachers Worked hard to make science classes interesting, stimulating and prof- itable. Through the various means of discussions, exper- iments, dissecting, tests, and excursions, students have gained numerous facts and data which will be of great use to them in the future. Mr. Don Thomson, Head of the Science Department had put a lot of time and effort to improve the Sci- ence Department and has succeeded greatly. Also aiding him in this project were Mr. William Kingsley, Mr. Basil Whiting, Mr. Lloyd Cowherd and Mr. Bruce Evans. , l ANDERSON, VIOLA A. B. B. A. BOEHM, CAROL 'C'-rf' A cg Q, A RAILE, DALE SENA, JESUS B.A. BA. and MA BIN, X. -.-a.. 'C MCCLURG, DANNIE I-IAYS, LAWRENCE B.A. B.S. and M.A. VANDERMEER, GLENDA WEBB, DONALD B.A. B.S. and M.A, MCLARTY, JEAN B. A. ZIMMERI-IAC KEL , HA RRY B. S . 4 . Proofs A subject strongly stressed to West High students this year was math. Miss Anderson, the depart- ment head, with the help of the other math teach- ers tried to get the student body to realize the great importance of this field, and the fact that math is a subject which is required in all college majors. Great appreciation goes to Miss Ander- son Who has Worked hard to make the math de- p9.I El'1'1CI1t 3. gfeat SUCCESS. A few new mathematicians in this department are Mr. Sena, Mrs. McClurg, Miss McLarty and Mr. Raile. 145 1 S if 5 6 4 i 1 Q BRUNNER, j.I-I. BUTKOVICH, WAYNE GROVE, WILLIAM KISSELL, HARRY RAY, ROLAND B.A. B.S. B.A. and M.A. B.A. and M.A. B.S. and M.A ROBBEN, RODGER UNDERHILL, HAROLD WAYGOOD, JOHN B.S. and M.S. B.A. and M.A. The ability to create with one's hands was taught in the Industrial Arts De- partment. Mechanical drawing, wood, metalwork, printing, and machine trades were just a few. Closely related to this department was the Career Pro- gram. Students in those classes de- veloped profiency in specialized fields such as Auto Mechanics and Machinists. Mr. Brunner, the head of the depart- ment, and his assistants Mr. Kissell, Mr. Ray, Mr. Wieland, Mr. Butkovich, Mr. Grove, Mr. Robben, and Mr. Underhill, helped students to have a successful and rewarding year. Miss jonasson, head of the Home Eco- nomics Department has made out- standing contributions to the depart- ment and school through her continuous efforts to improve the Home Economics Department. The other teachers also helped in giving boys and girls opportu- nities to learn such skills as cooking, home decorations, sewing, host and hostess etiquette, and household skills. A big Thank -you goes to these teachers for their help which has prepared many students for their future home life. B.A. WIELAND, DALE B.A. and M.A. Mr. Brunner and student hard at work in class Needles And ails Miss jonason and student work with those needles! HAUBER, PAULA B s JONASSON, GEORGIA B.S. KACENA, MARVIS KING, MARGARET PAGE, VERNA PARTHUM, MARY ANN RASMUSSEN, DONNA B.S. B.S. B.A. and M.A. B.S. and M.A. B.A. and M.A. l A ffm in K, ' fl W , ,,H,,.a-4 wi BROWN, CLOVIS BURKGREN, GARY DYCE, CHARLES A.B. and M.A. B.S. and M A vang! -af JOST PATRICIA MORIARTY, PATRICK B S and M.S. B.A. B.S. Future Business Builders We salute this year's Business Education teachers with much pride. They have done an excellent job of informing and teaching our students the necessity and Value of Business knowledge in today's world. Such courses offered were, Business Eng- lish, Business Law, Business Arithmetic, Bookkeeping, Office Practices, and Office Occupations. As always, the department Was an active one. i 1 i f i PRESENKOWSKI ANNE it , .,, .W ...lm . L,kkk, 'iblaawwftr '-LL mv 4 .. .W ...,---,M L -' 'f' it , ig- ,,.. - ,E: M ii 3 M ig? f W 'C LE? .tw it Something Special The Special Education Department, head- ed by Mr. Koepsel, worked hard this year with the students in getting them adjusted to the new Work-study program. This program was designed to help the students realize the importance of work- ing well with others in various skills and projects. BIBLE, EDWARD B. A. and M. A. if Q55 . 'R ..,, ly g I KOEPSEL, ERWIN B. S. and M.A. SQUIRES, CARL B. A. and M. A. Clerical Staff, Vital Personnel To Students LIBRARIANS: Mrs. Phoebe Lindvall, Mrs. Alice Burns 5 Sarah Brown OFFICE STAFF: Qleft to rightj Miss Bertha jones, Mrs. Claire Elkins, Mrs. jean Man- ville, Mrs. Sadako Hasegawa, Mrs. Ella R. Patterson. - mil NURSE: Qbelowj Faith Meyer. V . J ill A b ' AZ Mike Huddleston 'E-L 25 Treasurer, Ellen Ma cker iriilxbfa It E ,gr- dl' A + l Tg , l L A ,., V .sl ,F ,V4 E., A ' V' ' G A- i g f ABOVE: Norma Mieszola Evelyn Larkin Lucille George , Alma. Prince Custodlans 84 Marvel Arnos Gladys Bauer Agnes Moraliz Alberta Canterbury C 0 0 k S Deloris Fornoff Cordie Kagohara 4:42333 LEFT TO RIGHT: Lawerence Romero, jerry Venneri, Moses Clark, William Riley, LeRoy Green, and Lulu Beechum. A 151 ef 7 Globe Trotting Tb rough Languages Five different languages Were taught through West's Foreign Language Department this year. These included French, German, Russian, Latin, and Spanish. Students en- rolled in language laboratory which helped them to improve their speaking and their interpretation of the language. Not only did the students learn to speak a new language in these classes, but they also increased their knowledge of the peo- ple and lands Where the language is spoken through the German Club, French Club, and L. A. S. C. ni? L, .Y ' ,f . ff , I . BECK, KATHLEEN BROWN, SARA JACKSON, VAN B.A. M.A. and B.A. B.A. JACQUES, GORDON MANZANARES, FRED B.A. and M.A. B-A- and M-A- 22 23 19 2.6 ,i -7, ,. fl g g g 4 QP' we .Qfffk J Z I Candidly Speaking Autographs Autographs v N J-1 x :f f. ,gk 3- Q' is , cc Xa 'x 4' 'iff pp, , - -- . a 1 ,, , ' , , , , I , -i - ,,..:iQ4.Q.-IJ 'ff V tr' fwagi5A?'i -f'::?g:'g..---v'w 455' if Arleen Haselhorst and Mike Cerovski, head girl and head boy, had a Very successful year as the leaders of the student body this year. Each one, in their own manner, car- ried out his duties in a most effective way. Arleen Haselhorst Presiding over assemblies, council meet- ings, and many other activities, Arleen and ' ' Mike led the school in improving the re- e H I g h lationship between students and teachers and greatly improved the school spirit of West. Both Arleen and Mike are greatly respected by their fellow classmates due to their hard work and effort to better West. Congratulations ! Mike Cerovski Mike and Arleen preside over a Student Council meeting. fBelowj. k B A, , M, , ,... ,,,r,,, i Allen, Cyndiia Senior Representative Kerr, Greg Senior Representative Martinez, Leroy Senior Representative Friedemann, Marie Senior Representative F Mm Debbie Christo and Gary Thomason, vice head girl and vice head Martinez, boy. Eileen Senior Sue Pe tersen, secretary Representative lui -.J A school secretary Turnbull, Gary Senior Representative 153 Cindy Foos, vice all- Ni ? O O XX Goodman, Rhonda Junior Representative Greenwood, Jim Junior Representative Rosenberg, Joe Junior Representative Pozerl, Vallegos, Cay Jeanne Junior lunim' Representative Representative Council Strives To Achieve Goals This year the Student Council had a major role in the success of the 1968- 69 school year. Under the sponsorship of Mr. Don Webb, many projects were undertakeng the major one being school spirit. A newly formed organization under the supervision of the Council was the President's Round Table, formed provide a closer relationship between the Council, all clubs at West, and all club members. This year's Student Council should be congratulated on their effort and suc- cess Which helped to better the entire school. LEFT TO RIGHT: Helen Lopez, sophomore class president5 Fred Krebs, junior class president5 and Jeannie Mathis, senior class president. Cerovski, Joyce Sophomore Representative Haselhorst, Alan Sophomore R epresentative A Vigil, Rochell Sophomore Representative Woods, Doug Mr. Don Webb SOPPIOIUOPC Sponsor Representative S Z kr,SW,,3W,,fkfw,,- , wfw-wixgwf-.71 V 5- inw KxwSfk'2?Yi,4LzT',. 195:-If L Afaff.'glffFi5i?s+zy3Xf5'K 5? m mikwiiwffi-f , 1,-'mf'eii2smf2a2Qa?ia21Q2i f-eav2fWfzw.w-..f m.:-1,-2:8-wwmwwigsf W , A Xwqm.-,L..h ,if 'ffz:fw,.:wf1fg. ew 1 ?3?fgf2f: 1 Qlfiiikfsi-3, 1-md'-'. .L,:-mv: .f, 3-,L f:S:7wm fftm-fm is ' ' 1 N .sv . ' Lqywil..--, fwffgsfil K pgiwiifkfii, - ' ig 5 i , Q 5, 5 X La, .gwygv,wj':a-5 f 'Mwiwekizii 33492, ma, my wisilfzzf' V ' 2 55? ,gi ff F w? Oifggfff .. A, , Zi lag? gi. we. wg, .km Wieiwi-1 - T - 3, 'Ai' f ya, I 3, A .D M, 5,fmszs5z,,,-U 1 ,-tim xL,., -W . msgalitf-1f.f ,m .f.y,. ,, Q? 5? S 5' on .,.,,A M I A.,A. ,, me wx f l 31 'fiilgi 4437, 753 All the sparkle and joy of a radiant evening shone from the faces of all juniors and Seniors who attended the Senior -junior Prom, Spring Time ln Paris, which was held on Friday, April 18, 1969. This oc- casion Was celebrated at the Pine Hurst Country Club from 9:00 p. rn. until 12:00 p. ni. Crowned Queen and King were Emilio Lopez and Patty Lujan. SYLVIA RUNYAN CAVIN IA CKSON Spring Time In Paris JANET MILLER GARY THOMAS ON Spring Time In Paris KAREN WAS INGER R ON C OYLE KAY POZERL MIKE SANDOS -- ' Sglksw-4i5i1A9f, M- ly ' ffm: :ix ,. , .,,, 32,su l? zi+,efL5ih!gg!,,ff,i1231 13 ff 5 'L' ' 1 K . W ,.,. ,A sk L , 2' K fx V . Im- S ,sf fm M mmvsinm ,Kw,m, KING: GARY RHOADES QUEEN: DEBBIE CHRISTO Color Day STANDING! WESLEY BOYD AND MARK HORVAT SEATED2 DEBBIE KERSTNER AND LINDA GALLEGOS fQ' may ff rv' fmwa-QW 1. ggmwawv wzwfwwiwwrlif mam M ev ww WM V V . ,. :Wee Cutstanding Senior wi' Y Q i 1 an . ,ff I I 551' fa ' 1 K 1 if-'aa f l i a 1 y if ' Hr E 1 ominees 169 Karen Altfilisch Frank Arellano Margaret Banta Robert Barr Debbie Calcote Aaron Carruthers Dale Chavez Dan Clark Kay Close Margaret Copley Christine Cox Wayne Elmore Marie Friedemann Carol Garcia Mary Kay Haddican Arleen I-Iaselhorst Carla Hawkins Richard Hayes Tony Hernandez Cindy Hughes Shirley Jamieson Neal jones JoAnne Kerstner Vickie Kohut Emilio Lopez Mike McClendon Jim fMoonj Malone LeRoy H. Martinez Jeannie Mathis Dave Quintana Gary Rhoades Guy Rothrock Charla Salmon Karen Schafer Teri Sides Lester Smith Dave Sprouse Don Tuff ,l '--M Munn-can N , -1 we lv, S PM 5, lc. , I f' if X fv .1 iwyzfsw UD U3 -In ...X Mr. james Fluckey, Sponsor - It has been a real pleasure working with the Class of 1969. The leadership of the class has been most responsive, and I believe that the class activities have been very successful. l Would like to express my appreciation to the mem- bers of the Senior Class Council who have given of their time and energy so that the class would be West's best. Mr. Fluckey Vice-president Secretary Treasurer Gloria Bobian Carla Hawkins 1 1 PAUL VERA ALVERADO RUDY AGUILAR CINDY - f fe' KEITH ANDERSON ANGULANO fur-' R 7'7 PAUL ARCHULETA JOAN ASHLEY 'Wx 99x FRANK ARELLANO 5331 4 ' DIANE ALLEN DAN ALLEN in U y, ,.. Q Seniors Y' -4- 7 PAUL ANDERSON 0'1- :wff x ...W KAREN ALTFILISCH PAULA 4-sg., ATENCIO MARY APODACA w-nf' IAN ARAGON DANNY ARMAND PHYLLIS JOANNE. ATENCIO ANGULANO f - W AR MS TR ONG PHYLLIS ATENCIO ll 1. ,.' ,VUE LY NDA LETITIA BANARK BECKMAN ARR ON ALBERT BACA BALDWIN SANDY GENE BAKARICH BALDWIN 4 MARGARET T ONY BAN TA BENAVIDEZ R OBER T SUE BARR BIEBER DEB ORAH DAVE BASKALL BILGER MONICA B. BORREGO JOI-IN BROOKHOUSER ' '04 , Se n no rs 1-,ff GLORIA KAROLYN NANCY BOBIAN BOYD BROWN FRANK JOANN BUR GESS BURK ., X X ci WN -11 , 1 PAT KATHY RICK BOBITSKY BOYD BUCK 7 -C k C.--F, GARY GALE CINDY KAREN LINDA BOBO BRIGHT BULACH BURIK BUSTAM I C8 CHR ISTIE BYRNES AARON CARRUTHERS DEBBIE CA L C OTE DARLENE CASEY CHACON CI-IAVEZ BRENDA CHASE DALE CHAVEZ DANNY CANDELARLA BILL VIVIAN CI-IAVEZ DEBBIE CAREY CHRISTO MIKE CER OVSKI Seniors DEBBIE CHASE DAN CLARK BERNADETTE CI-IERLYN CONTRERAZ DEEDS wi' , -ff' K. 'vs' MAR GARET C OPLEY KAY CLOSE CHRISTIE COX JERI COI-IARA DEBRA JOE CRABTREE ELOYSA THOMAS S DAVIS Summa-4 DELGADO :delves-J-swf COLLINS aw wr --r JERRY KATHY DEBBIE DAVIS DELGADO DEWITT Yfigff' ..pv ' BARBARA DURAN DONNA DURAN CHARLES DURAN JENNIFER DURAN CYNTHIA DURAN MICHEL DYES 1-oi 'Nl' 'MR' ff 615' WAYNE CYNTHIA ELMORE ESSIG Mm 12155 RANDY DEANNA CLAU DIA EARNHARDT EMERY EVANS S-c'iI 7'! 4 1 EDDIE GARCIA 'nr eh-v .W,w..m,.K-.-,A M A JOHN CINDY LINDA GALLEGOS CAROL GARCIA ,, 'T' L 7' RAMONA - ELIZABETH G. JULIE GARCIA SG H I O TS GOMEZ GONZALES DA VE GIVEN S JOAN GARRISON MARILYN GE OR GE KATHY GERSTNER VINCENT GOGGINS GERALDINE G OMEZ E' 'R ' fn- f ROSABEL GOMEZ ANTHONY J. GONZALES ' '-f1..::H.. -e ,..-':: 5:,,'-fit: -.Eggs f f I III,, I E. -- , in 'E A - - 9 EQENG IQI-ang , !'g-mfaafq ,EAA Ee: A-A ?'.Ig:ss'I.:z.f-f..1I:wiQ,gE gifzfg ifuifyg-2955? - Sw ay, A' 2535 Elem ,Aw ,SIS- I ij: : Ef':vi-fi' I , If -wk EAM ' 2 - :EW 25-,svn fewsefi- 2 ,iw A w . -- 5 , QE ' ' f , . ,I ' .. A ,I I I ., , I ,. A . if I I I Zieijgfm ' ' 3 I 53 W I E 1 I 5 I f 'gay ,153 I ,l ., wi I Carla I-Iawkl ns Outstanding Senior PATRICIA GRAHAM GL OR IA GR OGAN MARY GUERRA S TEVE GUMBAY ART HAKE IANICE HENNINGER GAYLE GUMM MARY KAY HADDICAN LAURA HAN SF ORD CHRISTINE HARO ARLEEN HASELHOR ST CAR QL WA NITA HATHAWAY HOARD CONNIE HAI-IN CARLA JOHN WU-HAM HAWK INS HILL HOD CE CARL HOFER NLARCLA ' v AW W-M--M HUPFER ff 1 QM -Ik 'QP WARREN HOLLOWAY DEAN HOL TZIN GER PAM JACKSON GERALDINE CINDY HUGHES SHIRLEY JAMIESON Hwwwnwwwwmfw I M- K , 4 , my JACOBS LORENE EDWARD ALAN JARAMILLO JENNINGS JONES CRAIG JARMAN A-ww., L? HAROLD E. NEAL JOE JONES A IOANNE LAURA STEVE KERSTNER KITZMAN LANDEAU 4 '?' Seniors KATHY CRAIG LOPEZ H: GREG CANDI LINDA LEE 1:M1L1o KERR KN ODEL LANE LOPEZ I , K . A , ,5, ., . is ,Q ' ' is f-+A Nr-A, A., JOYCE LEWIS LE ONARD EDWARD VICK IE R OBIN K IDNEIGH KOI-IU T LAWLER A :L ww BELIN DA LOPEZ EDDIE RICHARD GARY LOPEZ ANDY KING KURIGER LECHUGA LU CER O LARRY FRANCIS A MAES MARTINEZ MICHAEL LER OY H. MARTIN MARTINEZ A ' X bl NL,-- V A 4, ', ' fx 'ZRL ' f EILEEN MICHAEL MARTINEZ MARTINEZ 'C'-TIP -QA xv!! FELIX SYLVIA MARTINEZ MARTINEZ I MARK MASON R I CHAR D MCLAU GHLIN JULIE BARBARA MAYORAL MCWILLIAMS 3 1 A A - .9212 gd? A xkky iw' i J Ax . .way M 5 J 5 L L xg. LL -. .. . gyw , , -sm.. f f f' If 1g:::.L - W L A 'AAY A , ' fe, 5' , f.t,1 NN 2 .,.,..,. wiv' - 411.4--:Lf . A A A ge E L34 wewxm XX ALEX TED MCCANNON MEDINA DIA NNE MONA MEISEL LINDA MOSLEY ORIE MARTHA MONDRA CON 4'-vw. MCKINNEY MEDRANO f'f,,'!P' CHARLES DANNY MILLER ETHEL MOYA MONT OYA -.-4' g NSI!! JOHN NARANIO EU GENE NEAL MARY NIETO PR ISCILLA PA CI-IEC O SANDRA PA DEN IRENE PADILLA BRUCE DENNIS VIDA NITTA O' NEILL OR TEGA MAXINE PADILLA JOHN EDDY IACQUE O' GRA DY OLSEN OWEN S CINDY REDDING Seniors MAR THA RE DW ILL OW an ,I BRA DLEY REITER 11 187 ---.f-,w RUSSELL SCHAFER 'XA VKX . V 9 9' . ,-,, -.., Q M. .WR 5 fe v is 31- 9154.48 vt? rf Wa, W 3 441, X .-wwf ' 3: -:QT VICKIE SUE SCI-IROEDER ,Y L,-v N., - ,:,, .WMM .H Mgwxwwy-.f,M f - ,I Wi fs? if ' gsm 5 'V WH My ww DALE SERRANO 4 .s Sql I ,W 'ffl-9 f I 5' Fm A 1 QF fc' Him 1 M , 1, L hs,-3, is F ' 1 1 I X11 va: , I ,, X ADELBERT SI-IEFFERD I -aim? N.-.ggi z 3. TIM SLADE 'wa X.. 'X LES TER SMITH TER1 I lx fi GLORIA SIDES PAT STANLEY SMITH LEAH ST ORY TERI SIMPSON RICHARD STILLWELI. LAMOYNE SMITH STURGEON GARY l x rr ' :vm T2 ,l TERRY GARY TAVIS THOMAS ON TgEg?LIfO .an-1 -MW l 'l W Seniors BILL TORREZ TL' ' SALLY TRUJLLLO SHIRLEY TOUMBS Ya,A I f- ' ff--:mlfzszgssiesil I Lzf F z,Lf qlfgi lszf azil I 7 I U ,, ' .. x H 4 1 37511715 :' W. Iiffiiifif ,..' -- ,ki Z -Q? In X K ,gi , dt,-avr f TESSJS LINDA JACQUE TOWNSEN D TIERNAN vpn 'Q?T rg , Wm? xquffil JIM ULIBARRI i '4?'fT'tt- DA VID VALDEZ CAR OLYN VALERIO LAN CE VanSICKLE v '? STELLA VARELA '7' VERONICA BOB CONNIE FRED VIGIL WHITE TERRY YARLAN VIGIL WILSON , fi SJ K .swf BOBBY BENITA KATHY R OSALIE WATERS WILEY R ON ZEPEDA VIGIL WILSON Wu Q, 1 JAN fn. , , E DONNA BARBARA WINTERHALDER ZOOK -c '1 Y' GARY LINDA WINTERS ZULLO 14' 5 f -mi, ,gif ww, g, Seniors ,.,A ,vw UM, Tuff' fl- I thank all juniors who have contrib- uted their time and help in making this junior Class year a successful one. A very special thanks to Mr. Reynolds and the other class officers for making this year extra good. It was a pleasure being president of a class such as this. We should all feel proud of our contribution, as a class, to this West High School year. ,W Fred Krebs Mr. Richard Reynolds, Sponsor o -W . f R Since my takeover as the junior Class sponsor fol 73, ko's'l lowing Mr. Vigil's promotion, I have been privi- le ged to Work With an outstanding class and truly In great set of officers and Class Council representa- tives. I am sure that by their graduation this class e'ip,p. kt,-p Will have etched their collective and individual 7 --1' f ,-1'- ppgg ' ' -'-' 5 1 '.ig - ' names large in the chronicles of West High. t R. F. Reynolds R ty!-lx Fred Krebs, Q President ju n no rs Vice -Presidents Secretary Treasurer Alice Borrego and jeff Devon Josie Trujillo Ru Burkhart ,ll Vanetta Laura Amos Cino Margie Chuck Bobian Cameron juniors V Patty Ricky Kathie Arellano Vickie Bonn Brown sf. Tim Chacon Cobo Gloria Baca Ru Burkhart Alice Ron Kathleen Conlon Sheila Cook Ex . ,kr - qv, .ff-v Borre go Chatelain Afvkn '06 rv' Toni Beauman Fre ddi Be dwell Belinda Brown Frances Cabral Elaine Calderon Sherry Childs inf mf .lx ,E HQ Cheryl Rocky Dyes Frauenfelder Ray Fleer Terri julie Earnhardt Friedeman Gerald Linda Evelyn Fouts Com ju n iors Dim Jan Mary Diane Ron Coyle Carol Craft Danforth Vickie Daulton Darlene Drybread Guy Duckworth Enzman Gallegos Rosalinda Espinosa Linda Fox Ii lzz ,-1 Devon gf55',1A2YV1',i c,'., Fisher fi Ken fi, Loretta Curtis ,f Duran wi. fy, ii Regina Rhonda Garrirnone 1:2 Rick Garrison Lynn Givan Joann Gentry 'A , V gi Linda Gomez -.bf Ele anor Gonzales Goodman Q Q, iz jim Greenwood 'SQ y f Sue Gronewold fi 'SV i Mary jane P9-f V W Gutierrez HUGHE- Laura Herrera Judy Gronsten 'eff' Linda Guerri Robert Henninger Elizabeth Ann Herrera Cindy Hill Doug Ikenberry Dave James Bill Lane , Charle ne Lopez Nettie Lopez .m- Vwi Pat Lopez Lucille Lucero F Indy A nn Moore K I. 1 'Q 9 1'-Q 4 X :gf F? , Linda Moser Donna Murphy 'F' 3 if Kerri Nagle Doris Nekuda , 'YJ in M M C, V ji Gow Z f qw. D Roger Carlos Nitta - Perez Derold Paden :Z 12 Charlette Q. Debbie Padilla 'Qslf Diane Nunn juniors Sherry Olguin Frank Ortega f-4 Mary Padilla Donna Panter ,,., - A I Donna Panther Pierce C ay Pozerl ,.P M1 ver g HQ 'aa 4, , ,Q 2l,., E .. Bella Pride Cathy Quintana 'QN- ,IA J' Phil Quintrall Beverly Margaret Reagan Redwillow Candy 'XT Reher -uv Steve Simpson if Ron Skinner Gary Siraight R 'W-4 in Don Sutton Kathy Smith 55, wa- Q .,,, . -....f Kathy Sweet Ernie Tafoya Tv- Kathleen Tafoya Bernie Taliaferro 5. Q ,P im , ,fi . . J- Mjff if Susan Sowders Dan Rudy ue Squire 1. E wh Judy Danny Tate Trujillo Troy Laura Taylor Ulibarri ,ar Lyne tte Linda Connie Teviotdale Ulibarri Urioste David Valerio Jeanne Valle jos K., L. ffm aa! 4, , l A 201 asa Patty Jeanette Velasquez Wright Dale Wilson Barbara Ruben Vigil Yokomizo John Wilson Karen Ophelia Wasinger Zamora Shirley Wilson Alan Rose Weide Zook 5 vry V x Mr. jesus Sena, Sponsor Being a Sophomore is one of the hardest things getting adjusted to. Mainly because of the new rules, new faces and trying to beat the juniors and Seniors in class competition. What makes me proud of being a Sophomore is the fact that we all work together to make our class the best class. Also be- cause we don't give up, we keep trying. m Helen A. Lopez U3 UD The Sophomore class of 1971 is one of the finest groups l have ever sponsored. They work well together and hold prom- ise of good leadership for West High School. We are having difficulties hav- ing West adjust to our class but in two more years we expect to have an en- thusiasm for West that has not been seen for several years. Mr. jesus Sena Helen Lopez, President l ' So ph 0 m o res Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Sandra Madrid Debbie Frank Sue Salaz F Larry Alirez Michael Arndt 'Tb Janice Apodaca 5. Pat Arndt Shirley Apo daca Jessie Atencio Thomas Archuleta Darwin Baldwin Paula Baskall -rf? Yvonne Bauer Philip Carey X. W A Nat-is ' Sandy Brown Joyce L V Cerovski , E - E, X' V djs' A Il I Cf? Z Ken Bruso Vida Chase Juanita Chavez Jocey Belohlavek Robert Bobitsky Jerry Ron Arellano Brown 5 Vernon V . l Bartz M ' ' -.i ' 'A A by Q f 203 Anita Harold Buckeye Chacon Linda Chavez aff' ,Q X X M.,-4- ' Curry Rosallc Patsy Chavel Cortez Vivian Crabtree l W as 1- .J 6 DeGarmo Sophomores V V fi' 'X Ya. , 'Qi Lv. l 1 . Bill Dyes hiv X., .Q-vw Ray Edwar 04 . ,..ny. JoAnn Ei chholtz Debbie English Mb' Ruth Farabaugh ef Steve Farmer 1 I ':9 .J I Ken Fast 'G+ sf' 1 Patty Fawcett W Theresa Flores Naomi Fobb jan Forrester , ,,., , 4 'Vi . 'D ff' Debbie Frank Hai l: ..- Debbie Fravenfelder Judy Frick Rosalyn Gaffney V ...V Gail Garcia Pat Garcia Patti Garcia Robin Gardner Judy Gentry 205 Berta George Tony Gomez Ruth Gomez ' fs :mg .ML ,- we ,if UW Q , F, .t,, SPL , -2 - Michaela Hall Debbie Gookin Randy Halverson Emmie Guerra ,,..,-0 X... Cathy Ham amura Debbie Hahn Clarence Hanson 2' ' 6 L.. Br N Sophomores Diana Henry Mike Hill .g fp at J. ,W f ,- Q Q ,wwe l l we . f 0 1. 5 1 1 N Q . my , m tg , X 3 . ,NV If Carol Harder 'P-vas. Alan Haselhorst .Q in v Herrera Theresa Iaquez jerry Kern , Debbie Kerstner Kristi Lewis Helen jim Lively Lopez Paul Lopez rw H ' Q ff I:-df' is H Kay .jfi L ,f':'5rZgri'2iJ?e!! Josie Keeling 206 Bruce Ke tcham Lomelin Renee Lopez W , N -.4-v x r A ntoinette A Lopez Margie Kirmey Patty Lane Gloria Lopez ciiiif r 'G Mathew Lucas 'L in E r L Q 496262 'E' sf 1 I Rick Lucero if , ...F W .rl Jennie Lujan Nancy Lytle Kathy Maddex Mike Madewell ..,,. ,..,.,, A K , i s Sandra Madrid Hallie Martin -V gunna-:nw Darlene Mascarenas Lorraine Glen McWilliams Paul Maynes -s 1 Michals rw ., . X -0 415 .rf Monte Mason Harry Martinez Sandy Martinez Q, ak' Elaine Maynes ff? 'C '77 it , 207 4 , Terry Mc Comb Tom Dallas Meads Bobette Miller Kent Melvin Ted McGhghy Q-'07 Mohr QW 4 Bill Barbara Oberwitte 42, af Debbie Kathy Olsen jane Olson '.ff.- Z- N Beth Shelley Pearman Risher Lmda Susan une Rus Linda Pierce Karen Rodriquez ue Redwillow S3131 al, 2 r M f is Sue Pa gliasotti janet ud1 Panola Patty Pittroff mrs? Bernie Rothrock W 5 rf . . , arr -sz - ' l Debbie Potenski Celeste C9-T1 ROW'-km Berllnda rf Sandy Sandoval Sherry S chmidt Polly Se dbrook Ken Shank Luanne Sides Marlys Stevens ' of fi Jana ' L A Slavsky Debbie St. john Phil Smith V Q. , Melanee Stiger Rick Smith Sophomores Dean Story B9- Shelley Straushe im Donna Suniga fm., 494 ,f ,ff- v Isabelle Tafoya Diana Stroot Colleen Teter Bernadine Trujillo ,-.ag Fre dde Trujillo jackie Trujillo Murial Trujillo Connie Uber an . M,,,,. W 311' v'0 ' 1. . my ,. ' . 7?1lQf.Q1fi? ' ik ' 3 f , ff Dennis Velasquez Diana Velesquez Sophomores Svigiian Mike Wilson , A n n 'F 252 ,QS 2 E552 Linda Winterhalder V E L-f ' n .. ,sm SHR i Index Of Contents ACTIVITIES: Annual and Rodeo Staff Audio Visual and Host G Hostess Awards and Staters Bands Cheerleaders and Pom Pom Choirs Christmas Royalty Color Day '68 Dedication '68 Graduation Homecoming junior-Senior Prom Mr. and Miss Westerner Pages and Escorts '68 Plays ROTC Senior Dinner '68 Singing Christmas Tree Sophomore Party Student Council Valentines' Day Royalty CLUBS: Archery Bowling Chess DECA Drama Fancy Fillies Folk Club French Club FTA German Club Ice Riders junior Optjmists Lariattes LASC Mountaineering Club National Honor Pep Club Quill and Scroll Red Cross Roller Ski Speech SPUR W Club Y Teens PERSONALITIES: Acknowledgments Faculty Index of Students G Faculty juniors Seniors Senior Activities Sophomores SPORTS: Baseball Basketball Cross Coimtry Football Girls Athletics Golf Gymnastics Swimming Tennis Track Wrestling PACQE: 126-127 58-59 4-5 48-49 30-33 50-53 60-61 6 130-131 14-15 24-29 160-163 166-167 12 62-65, 102 103 96-101 1,13 54-57 82-83 156-159 164-165 124 108 109 123 35 117 122 107 115 116 80 110 111 121 78 118 34 120 125 Sl 79 106 119 112-113 114 224 132-155 218-223 194-201 168-193 212-217 202-210 8-9, 90-93 72-77 43 36-42 94-95 66-67 44-45 10, 87-89 44-45 10, 87-89 68-71 Senior Activities ALLEN, CINDY Assembly Committee 675 Bowling Club 695 Class Council 67,68,695 Junior Red Cross 675 Mountain- eering Club 685 Ski Club 695 Stu- dent Council 69. ALLEN, DAN W Club 67,68,69, Basketball 685 Golf 67,68, 69 fletterj Captain 69. ALTFILISCH, KAREN Advanced Choir 675 Class Council 675 Concert Choir 68,695 Fashion Board 695 German Club 695 Junior Escort 685 Lariattes 68, 695 National Honor Society 68,695 Quill and Scroll 69 Secretary5 Rodeo Staff 69 Circulation Manager5 Rustlers 67, 685 Singing Christmas Tree 68,695 Spur 68,695 Student Council 67. ALVARADO, VERA Roller Club 68,69. ANDERSON, KEITH Advanced Choir 67, 585 Concert Choir 68,695 DECA 675 Junior Page 685 Singing Christmas Tree 68, 695 W Club 675 Football 67,68 lletterJ5 Wrestling 67 fletterj. , ANDERSON, PAUL D. Advanced Choir 68,695 Class Council 68,595 Concert Choir 68, 695 Singing Christmas Tree 68. ANDERSON, RONALD Concert Band 67,695 Fort Collins Industrial Arts Fair, First place 67, 69. ANGUIANO, PAULA Rustlers 67, 68. ANGUIANO, RUDY Football 67. APODACA, ERLENE R. Fashion Board 68, 69. APODACA, MARY LASC. ARCHULETA, SHERRIE Advanced Choir 695 Class Council 685 Lariattes 67,68,695 LASC 68, 695 Rustlers 68. ARELLANO, FRANK Junior Page 685 Football 67, JV 695 Attendant Sophomore Party5 Atten- dant Homecoming. ARELLANO, PAT German Club5 Lariattes5 Y Teens. ARMAND, DAN DECA 67, 68. ASHLEY, JOAN Advanced Choir 685 Ice Riders 685 Junior Escort 685 Lariattes 67,68, 695 National Honor Society 68,695 Premed Club 675 Rustlers 67,68, Spur 68,695 West High D. A. R. Good Citizen 69. ATENCIO, JOANNE LASC 675 Human Relations Club 67. ATENCIO, PHYLLIS Advanced Choir 695 Class Council 695 Girls Ensemble 685 Gymnastics Club 675 Junior Red Cross 67. BALDWIN, ALBERT A. DECA5 FBLA 695 Roller Club 69. BANTA, MARGARET Advanced Choir 675 Annual Staff 68,69 Sports Editor 695 Concert Choir 68,695 Folk Club 675 German Club 695 Girls Ensemble 685 Ice Riders 695 Junior Escort 685 Lari- attes 67,68,695 LASC 69-5 Quill and Scroll 695 Rustlers 67,685 Singing Christmas Tree 695 Spur 695 Pro- duction Staff Junior Class Play, Senior Class Play 68, 69. BARR, ROBERT Junior Page 685 Quill and Scroll 69 Treasurer5 Rodeo Staff 69 Sports Editor5 R. O. T. C. 67,68, 69 13w- S25 Spur 68, 695 Host and Hostess. BARROS, BARBARA Junior Red Cross 675 Lariattes 67, 68. BECKMAN, LETITIA DECA 68 Secretary, 69 President5 Lariattes 68, 69. BELL, ERIC Class Council 68,695 Competitive Speech 68,695 DECA 67,685 Moun- taineering Club 68,695 National Forensic Club 68,695 W Club 67,68 695 Snicker Out on Color Day 68. BENAVIDEZ, TONY Football 67, 68. BIEBER, SUE Y Teens Treasurer. BILGER, DAVE Mountaineering Club 695 W Club 69. BOBIAN, GLORIA Class Council 67 Treasurer, 68 Treasurer, 69 Vice -President5 Gymnastics Club 675 Honorary Cadet 68, 69 Captain 695 Junior Escort 685 Lariattes 675 LASC 67, 68 Treasurer, 69 President5 Nation- al Honor Society 68,695 Quill and Scroll 68,695 Rodeo Staff 68 Fea- ture Editor, 69 Associate Editor5 Spur 68,695 French Club 69. BOBITSKY, PAT Girls Ensemble5 Junior Escort 685 Spur 68, 69. BORREGO, MONICA BELINDA Advanced Choir 675 Bowling Club 685 Class Council 67,695 Concert Choir 695 Girls Ensemble 685 Ice Riders 695 Lariattes 67,685 LASC 695 Mountaineering Club 695 Rus- tlers 67,685 Singing Christmas Tree 69. BROOKHOUSER, JOHN Class Council 675 Football5 Base- ball QletterJ5 Color Day King 68. BROWN, NANCY Advanced Choir 695 Folk Club 695 German Club 685 Girls Ensemble 68, 695 Ski Club 68. BUCK, RICK Concert Band 67,68,695 Junior Red Cross 68,69 Treasurer5 W Club 68, 69, Football 67,68,69 fletterj. BURGESS, FRANK Junior Achievement5 R. O. T. C. 5 212 3 W Club5 Industrial Arts Award 685 Tennis fletterJ5 Track5 Basketball5 Tennis Captain5 Class Council 67. BURIK, KAREN Concert Choir 695 Singing Christ- mas Tree 69. BYRNES, CHRISTI Bowling Club 69 Vice -President5 Class Council 67,685 German Club 675 Girls Athletic Association 6 75 Junior Red Cross 685 Mountaineering Club 67,685 Rustlers 67,685 Stu- dent Council 695 Sophomore Class Secretary5 Color Day Attendant 67. CALCOTE, DEBBIE Honorary Cadet 68, 69 Captain 695 Junior Escort 685 Lariattes 67,685 Rustlers 67,685 Spur 685 Denver Deb Board. CAMPBELL, WILLIAM Advanced Choir 685 Concert Band 695 W Club 695 Cross-Country 68, 69 fletterJ5 Track 67,68,69 Qletterj. CANDELARIA, DANNY Advanced Choir 675 Annual Staff 68, 69 Album Editor 695 Concert Band 675 Concert Choir 68,695 Junior Page 685 Quill and Scroll 695 R.O. T.C. 67,68,69 BN-S-1 Co.5 Color Guard 675 Singing Christmas Tree 68,695 Spur 68,695 Latin Club 67. CAREY, WILLLAM Concert Band, Junior Achievement. CARRUTHERS, AARON Class Council 675 National Honor Society 68,695 Spur 68,69 Presi- dent5 Student Council 685 W Club 67, 68, 69 Treasurer5 Basketball 67, 68,69 QletterJ5 Football 67,68,69 fletterJ5 Baseball 67,68,69 fletterj. CEROVSKI, MICHAEL All City Student Council 67,68,695 Class Council 67,685 Colombine Boys State 685 Junior Page 685 Ju- nior Red Cross 67,685 Mountain- eering Club 67,68,69 President5 National Honor Society 68,695 Ski Club 68,695 Spur 68,695 Student Council 67,68,695 W Club 67,68, 695 Junior Class Play5 Swimming 67, 68 fletterJ5 Track 67,685 Golf 675 Junior Class President5 Head Boy 69. CHASE, BRENDA Class Council 68,695 Folk Club 695 Drama Club 69 President5 Moun- taineering Club 695 Senior Class Play5 All School Show 695 Drama Class Play 69. CHASE, DEBBIE ANN DECA 67,68,695 Girls Ensemble 685 Rustlers 68. 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COONEY, RICH Annual Staff 67 Photographer, 68 Sports Editor, 69 Clubs Editor5 Ju- nior Optimists 68,695 Mountaineer- ing Club 67,68 Treasurer, 69 Pres- ident5 Quill and Scroll 695 W Club 685 Junior Class Play5 Tennis 68 fletterj. COPLEY, MARGARET Advanced Choir 675 Colombine Girls State 685 Concert Choir 68, 69 Fashion Board 67,68,69 Vice- President5 Girls Rifle Team 68,69 Captain5 Honorary Cadet 68,69 Major5 Ice Riders 67,68,695 Junior Escort 68, Junior Red Cross 675 Lariattes 67,68,695 National Honor Society 68,695 Premed Club 67 Secretary5 Rustlers 675 Singing Christmas Tree 68,695 Spur 68,69 Vice -President5 Metro-Denver Hu- man Relations Club 695 French Club 685 Girl With the Most Charming Smile 675 Outstanding Teenager of America 69. CORDOVA, LINDA Lariattes 6 7, 69. COSIO, ROSE Gymnastics Club5 Swim Club5 Y Teens5 Gymnastics5 Swimming. 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DURAN, CYNTHIA Advanced Choir 67, 685 Concert Choir 685 Fashion Board 68, 695 Folk Club 695 Junior Escort 685 Lariattes 67, 68,695 National Forensic Club 695 Singing Christmas Tree 685 Spur 68,695 Student Council 695 French Club 68, 69. DURAN, DONNA Advanced Choir 67,685 Class Coun- cil 67,685 Competitive Speech 68, 695 Concert Choir 695 Fashion Board 68,695 Folk Club 67,68,695 Lari- attes 67,68,695 National Forensic Club 695 Quill and Scroll 695 Rodeo Staff 695 Singing Christmas Tree 695 Spur 685 French Club 695 Rustlers 67. DURAN, JENNIFER Class Council 695 Ice Riders 67,68, 695 Lariattes 67,68,69 Treasurer5 LASC 68,69 Secretary5 Rustlers 67, 685 French Club 695 Production Staff Senior Class Play. DURAN, MIKE Advanced Choir 68. DYES, MICI-IEL Concert Band 67, 68,69. EARNHARDT, RANDY Class Council 68,695 Colombine Boys State 685 Concert Band 67,685 Concert Choir 695 Junior Achieve- ment 67,68 President5 Junior Page 685 Junior Red Cross Vice -President 68,695 Mountaineering Club 68,695 Singing Christmas Tree 695 Ski Club 67,685 Spur 68,695 Stage Crew 67,68,695 Tennis 67,68 fletterJ5 Basketball 67, 68. Class Play5 All School Show5 Stage Crew 67,68,695 Audio-Visual 67, 68, 695 Outstanding Teenager of America 69. EMBRY, DEANNA Lariattes 67, 68. ESCOBEDO, DAVID Competitive Speech 67,685 Concert Choir 68, 695 National Forensic Club 67,685 Singing Christmas Tree 68, 69. ESPINOSA, JERRY W Club 68,695 Football 67,68,69 fletterJ5 Basketball 68,69 Qletterj5 Baseball 67,68. 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FRIEDEMANN, MARIE Class Council 67,68,695 Competi- tive Speech 67, 68, 695 Fashion Board 67,68,695 President 695 Ger- man Club 675 Honorary Cadet 68, 69 Major 695 Junior Escort 685 Lari- attes 67, 68,695 National Forensic Club 67,68,69, Vice-President 68 President 695 National Honor Soci- ety 68,695 Spur 68,695 Student Council 695 Junior Class Play5 Sen- ior Class Play5 Masonic Achieve- ment Award 685 American Legion Citizenship Award 685 Governor Shafroth Speaker 67, 68,695 Junior Class Vice -President. 1 675 Pom P0112 695 Rustlers 67,68 EHMCKE, JENELLE FRANK, SHERRIE Treasurer5 Singing Christmas Tree 69. DAWS, TOMMIE Basketball 69. DEEDS, CHERLYN Concert Choir 695 DECA 68, 69 Art Club 68,69. ELLIS, SAMUEL Wrestling 6 7, 68, 69 Qletter J. ELMORE, WAYNE Quill and Scroll 69 President5 Rodeo Staff 69 Editor5 Spur 68,695 Junior 213 Honorary Cadet 68 First Lieutenant5 Ice Riders 675 Lariattes 67,685 Pom Pom 685 Rustlers 675 Joslins Junior Club 67,685 C. 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GARCIA, PRISCILLA Class Council 68, 695 Girls Athletic Association 675 Junior Escort 685 Lariattes 67, 68, 69, Vice -President 68, President 695 LASC 68,695 Mountaineering Club 695 Rustlers 67,68,69, Vice -President 68, Pres- ident 695 Spur 68,695 Y Teens 67, 68,695 NAACP 685 Colombine Girls State Alternate 685 Attendant Lari- atte Christmas Dance 685 Queen Lariatte Christmas Dance 69. GIVENS, DAVID Concert Band 675 W Club 695 Foot- ball 69 fletterJ. GARRISON, JOAN Cheerleader 695 Pom Pom 685 Ski Club 685 Homecoming Attendant 68. GOGGINS, VINCE Basketball 68,69 fletterJ, GOMEZ, ELIZABETH G. Gymnastics Club 67,68,695 Gym- nastics 67, 68,69 fletterj, GOMEZ, ROSABEL Assembly Committee 685 Bowling Club 685 Class Council 675 Girls Ensemble 67,685 Gymnastics Club 67,685 Ice Riders 68,695 Lariattes 67,68, 695 LASC 695 Mountaineering Club 685 Rustlers 67,68 Treasurer 675 Junior Class Vice -President. GONZALES, ANTHONY Bowling Club 675 Concert Choir 695 Senior Class Play. GONZALES, JULIE Girls Ensemble 68. GRIFFIN, WALTER Fort Collins State Fair 67, 68,69. GROGAN, GLORIA Advanced Choir 675 Concert Choir 68,695 Folk Club 67,68,69 Secre- tary5 Future Teachers of America 695 Girls Athletic Association 675 Girls Rifle Team 68, 695 Junior Achievement 675 Junior Escort 685 Lariattes 68, 695 Singing Christmas Tree 68,695 Spur 68,695 Y Teens 67,68,69, Vice-President5 Upward Bound 68, 695 Girls Track Team, GUMBAY, STEVE Concert Bandg Stage Band 67, 68, 695 Orchestra 67, 68, 695 All-City Or- chestra 67, 68, 695 All-State Or- chestra 67, 68, 695 Premed Club5 Quill and Scroll5 Rodeo Staff5 Spur5 W Clubg Shubert Mass 67, 685 Tennis 67, 68 fletterj. GUMM, GAYLE Lariattes5 Rustlers. 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HAWKINS, CARLA Advanced Choir 675 Class Council 67,685 Concert Choir 68,695 Girls Athletic Association 675 Honorary Cadet 68,69 Captain5 Junior Escort 685 Lariattes 67,68,69 Social Chairman, President5 Rustlers 67, 68,69, Secretary, President5 Sing- ing Christmas Tree 68,695 Spur 68, 69, Treasurer5 Y Teens 67,68,69, President5 Senior Class Secretary 69. HASELHORST, ARLEEN All City Student Council 695 Class Council 67,68,695 Colombine Girls State 685 Concert Choir 695 Fashion Board 68,695 German Club 69 Vice- President5 Junior Escort 685 Lariattes 675 Drama Club 695 National Honor Society 68,69, Pom Pom 67,685 Rustlers 675 Singing Christmas Tree 695 Spur 68,695 Student Council 68, 695 Head Girl 695 Presidents Round Table 695 Senior Class Play5 Prom Committee 68,695 Attendant Lari- atte Christmas Dance 675 Queen Sophomore Party. HERNANDEZ, ANTHONY Concert Choir 68,695 Folk Club 675 Junior Page 685 R.O. T. C. 67,68, 69, RN-Commander, Drill Team 675 Singing Christmas Tree 68,695 W Club 67,68,695 Junior Class Play 685 Senior Class Play 695 Tennis 67, 214 68,69 fletterJ5 Swimming 67,68,69 fletterj Captain Swimming Team 69. HILL, GEORGE Roller Club 68. HILL, JOHN E. JR. R. B. L. A. 69 Historian5 Junior Page 685 Junior Optimists 685 Spur 68,69. HOARD, WANITA Advanced Choir 67,685 Class Coun- cil 695 Concert Choir 695 German Club 695 Junior Escort 685 Lariattes 695 Singing Christmas Tree 695 Spur 68,695 Rustlers 68. HOFER, CARL Drama Club5 R, O. T, C, I-IOFSETZ, GARY Drama Club 695 All School Show 69. HOLLOWAY, WARREN Junior Achievement 67, 68, 69 Vice-President5 Teen Club Presi- dent5 Baseball. HUGHES, CINDY Annual Staff 68, 69, Managing Edi- tor 695 Future Teachers of America 67,6'8, 69, President 68, 695 Junior Escort 685 Lariattes 67,68,695 Quill and Scroll 69, Vice -President 695 Rodeo Staff 69 Librarian5 Rustlers 67,68,695 Spur 68,69. HUPFER, MARCIA Cheerleader 68, 695 Junior Red Cross 675 Mountaineering Club 685 Ski Club 68, Secretary, JACKSON, PAM Junior Escort 685 Lariattes 67, 685 Spur 68, 69. JAMIESON, SHIRLEY Class Council 67,685 Fashion Board 695 German Club 67,695 Girls Rifle Team 695 Honorary Cadet 68, 695 Junior Escort 685 Lariattes 67, 68,695 National Honor Society 68, 695 Rustlers 675 Spur 68,695 Sophomore Class Historian5 Junior Class Histor- ian. JAQUEZ, PAUL LASC5 R. O. T. C. JARAMILLO, LORENE Rustlers 67,68 Corresponding Sec- retary. JOE, HAROLD ROGER Advanced Choir 685 Annual Staff 68, 695 Chess Club 685 Concert Choir 695 R.O. T.C. 67,68,695 Singing Christmas Tree 695 Spur 68. JONES, AL W Club 68,695 Colorado Outward Bound 685 Wrestling 67,685 Football 68 Qletterj, JONES, E. NEAL Colombine Boys State 685 Concert Band 675 Concert Choir 695 Junior Page 685 R.O. T, C, 67, 68, 69, Bn. S-1, S-25 Singing Christmas Tree 695 Spur 68,695 Mr, Westerner 69. JURICH, STEVE W Club 67,68,695 Basketball 67,68, 69 fletterJ5 Golf 67,68,69 fIetterJ. KERSTNER, JOANNE Class Council 695 Concert Band 675 Senior Activities Concert Choir 695 Fashion Board 675 68,69 Secretary5 German Club 68, 695 Junior Escort 685 Lariattes 67, 68,695 National Honor Society 68, 69 Secretary5 Singing Christmas Tree 695 Spur 68,69 Secretary, KIDNEIGH, ED Concert Band 67, 68, 69, Stage Band5 W Club 68,695 Football, Wrestling 67,68,69 fletterj. KING, EDWARD Advanced Choir 67,685 Concert Band 67,68,695 Concert Choir 695 DECA 685 Singing Christmas Tree 685 W Club 67,68,69, Vice-Presi- dent5 Swimming, Gymnastics 67, 68,69 fletterJ. KITZMAN, LAURA Advanced Choir 675 Cheerleader 69 Concert Choir 68, 695 Gymnastics 685 Pom Pom 685 Jr, Prom Princess 68. 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LECHUGA, GARY Bowling Club ss, DECA 68,69 Pub- licity Officer 68,695 Junior Page 685 National Honor Society 68,69, President 695 Spur 68,695 Football 6 75 Basketball 6 7, 685 Track 6 7 fletterJ5 Golf 685 Junior Observer DECA State Convention 685 Con- testant Advertising DECA State Convention 69. LEDEUX, DEAN Concert Band 67,685 Folk Club 695 Student Council Social Committee 695 Basketball 67. LEE, KATHLEEN Rustlers5 Y Teens5 Roller Club5 Host and Hostess. LOPEZ, TOM R. O. T. C. LOSEY, RANDALL Advanced Choir 67,68,695 Concert Choir 68 5 69. 7 LANDAU, STEVEN W Club 695 Wrestling 67,68,69 fletterj. LAWLER, ROBIN Honorary Cadet 67,685 Pom Pom 69. LOPEZ, BEVERLY Concert Choir 695 Singing Christ- mas Tree 69. 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ROBLES, SILVANA Lariattes 675 Rustlers 67,68. RODRIGUEZ, CAROLE ROMERO, NANCY Advanced Choir 695 Concert Choir 695 Girls Ensemble 685 Singing Christmas Tree 69. ROMINE, GLENNIS Y-Teens 67, 68, 69. ROMINE, TERRY Ice Riders 675 Rustlers 67,685 Y Teens 67,68,69, Treasurer. ROTI-IROCK, GUY Concert Band 67,68,695 German Club 695 Spur 695 W Club 695 Foot- ball 67,68,69,fletterJ5 Swimming 67,68,69 Qletterj. RUBIO, SANDRA Junior Achievement5 National Art Award fGo1d KeyJ5 Achievement Scholarship. RUDD, ROBERT R.O. T. C. 67,68,695 Color Guard 6 7. - RUIZ, SHIRLEY Girls Ensemble 69. 216 RUMMEL, BONNIE Spur 69. RUNYAN, SYLVIA Annual Staff 685 Junior Escort 685 DECA 68,695 Concert Choir 68,695 Quill and Scroll5 Singing Christmas Tree 68,695 Star 695 Spur. RUSCI-I, KENNETH Fort Collins State Fair 67,69. SADBERRY, DOUGLAS C. Advanced Choir 67,68,695 Concert Choir 67,68,69 Folk Club 675 Ju- nior Red Cross 67,68,695 Singing Christmas Tree 68,69. SALAZ, PEGGY Advanced Choir 67,685 Concert Choir 695 Singing Christmas Tree 69. SALAZAR, CAROL Advanced Choir 69. SALAZAR, DAVE Folk Club 675 Track 675 Student Council 67, 68. SALMON, CHARLA Concert Choir 68,695 Junior Escort 685 Lariattes 685 National Honor Society 68,695 Pom Pom 68,69 Captain5 Rustlers 675 Singing Christ mas Tree 68,695 Spur 68,695 Swim Club 695 French ciub 68,69, Atten- dant Homecoming 69. SANDOVAL, DIANE Gymnastics Club 675 Future Home- makers of America 69, Treasurer. SCHAFER, KAREN Bowling Club 685 Class Council 695 DECA 68,69, Vice -President5 FBLA 695 Future Teacher of America 67, 68,69, Vice -President5 Girls Athlet ic Association 675 Junior Escort 685 Lariattes 67,68,69, scribe5 Rustlers 67,68,695 Spur 68,69. SCHAFER, RUSSELL Football 67,685 Track 67. SEGURA, ALICE JEAN Girls Athletic Association. SERRANO, DALE Bowling Club 675 Junior Achieve- ment 675 Teen Council 69. SEYFFERT, RUTH Girls Ensemble 68,695 Lariattes 67, 68,69. SI-IEFFERD, ADELBERT Gymnastics Club 67,68,695 Junior Optimists 67,68,695 R. O. T. C. 67, 68,69, fRifle teamj 67,68, QColor Guardj 67. SIDES, TERI Advanced Choir 675 Annual Staff 68 69, Editor 695 Class Council 67,685 Concert Choir 68,695 Future Teach- ers of America 675 Girls Ensemble 685 Junior Escort 685 Lariattes 675 National Honor Society 68, 695 Pom Pom 695 Quill and Scroll 695 Rus- tlers 67,685 Singing Christmas Tree 695 Spur 685 French Club 68,695 Jr. Class Play Production Crew 68. SIMPSON, TERI Bowling Club 675 Class Council 67, 68,695 Concert Choir 695 Girls En- semble 675 Gymnastics Club 675 Senior Activities Rustlers 67, 685 Singing Christmas Tree 685 Sophomore Party Attendant 67. SMITH, LESTER Class Council 68,695 Concert Choir 68,695 R.O.T.C. 67,6s,695 Major, Singing Christmas Tree 685 Spur 675 W Club 675 Football 67,68,69 flet- terj5 Track 67,68,69 fletterj, SMITH, PAT Advanced Choir 685 Concert Choir 695 Folk Club 67,685 Girls Athletic Association 675 Ice Riders 685 Sing- ing Christmas Tree 685 Y Teens 67, 68, Secretary5 Ir. Class Play 685 Sr. Class Play 695 Certificate of Atten- dance of Afro-American Culture 68- Tennis fGirlsj 69. SPROUSE, DAVID Advanced Choir 675 Concert Choir 68,695 Folk Club 67,68,69, Presi- dent5 Ice Riders 67,68,695 Moun- taineering Club 67, 68, 69, Vice- President5 Quill and Scroll 68, 695 Rodeo Staff 695 Singing Chrisunas Tree 68,69, Star5 Ski Club 695 Spur 68,695 Drama Club 69, Vice Presi- dent5 Drama Club Play 685 Wres - tling 675 Gymnastics 67, 685 Foot- ball 68. STANLEY, GLORIA Competitive Speech 685 Junior Red Cross 675 LASC 675 Third Place Art and Essay Contest 67. STILLWELL, JUDITH K. Ice Riders Vice -President 675 Inter- national Relations Club 67, 68,69. STORY, LEAH Advanced Choir 675 Concert Choir 68,695 Future Teachers of America 675 Lariattes 67,68,695 Rustlers 67, 68,695 Singing Christmas Tree 68, 695 Spur 68,69. STRANGE, STEVE R. R. O.T.C. 67,68,69. 2 TAFOYA, RICHARD R. O. T. C. 67,68, 69. TAVIS, TERRY Annual Staff 695 Track 67, Wres- tling 67. TENORIO, DAN Advanced Choir5 Concert Choir5 Folk Club5 Baseball 67 Qletterj5 68. THOMAS, PEGGY JO Advanced Choir. THOMASON, GARY Class Council 67,685 German Club 675 Junior Achievement 675 National Honor Society 68,695 Spur 68,695 Student Council 69, Vice Head Boy5 W Club 68,695 Campus Life 685 Football 67,68,69 fletterj5 Basket- ball 67,685 Jr. -Sr. Prom Attendant 69. THOMPSON, IONE Class Council 67,68, 695 Concert Choir 695 Girls Ensemble 685 Junior Achievement 675 Lariattes 675 Rus- tlers 685 Singing Christmas Tree 695 Y Teens. TOUMBS, SHIRLEY Advanced Choir 675 Concert Choir 68,695 Bowling Club 67,685 fPresi- dentj Singing Christmas Tree 68,69. TOWNSEND, LINDA DECA 68, 69. TRUJILLO, RONNIE Advanced Choir 685 Concert Choir 68,695 Junior Achievement 675 Sing- ing Christmas Tree 68,69. TRUJILLO, SALLY Gyninastics Club 67,685 Ice Riders 67,685 Rustlers 67,685 Spur 685 Class Council 67, 68. ULIBARRI, JIM Latin Club 675 Basketball 67,685 Baseball 67, 68. VARELA, STELLA Girls Athletic Association 66,675 Lariattes 66-69, Electoral Chairman, Secretary, Y Teens 66 -695 Secretary and President. Autograph 217 v1c1L, FRED R.O. T.C. 66-695 Color Guard, 66- 68. VIGIL, VERONICA Junior Escort 685 LASC 695 Spur 68. WATERS, BOBBY Bridge Club 66-695 Folk Club 68,69 Drama Club 68,695 Spur 67,685 Wrestling 66,67. WEBSTER, CLINT Folk Club 66-695 Ice Riders 68,695 Mountaineering Club 66-695 Secre- rary, Singing Christmas Tree 68, Sophomore Numeral Award fFoot- ballj 68, Football 66-685 Track. WILEY, BONITA Roller Club 68,69. WILSON, JOHN R. O. T. C. 66-69. WINTERI-LALDER, DONNA Cheerleaders 67-695 captain, Class Council 66-695 Concert Choir 67- 695 Gymnastics Club 66-68, Rus- tlers 66-695 Singing Christmas Tree 67-69 QStarj. WINTERS, GARY Advanced Choir 695 Concert Choir 67-69. YARIAN, CONNIE Girls Ensemble 67-69, Spur 68,69. ZEPEDA, KATHLEEN Class Council 68, 695 Future Teachers of America 68,695 Spur 68, 695 Y Teens. ZOOK, BARBARA Advanced Choir 66-69, Folk Club 66, 675 Future Teachers of America 67,685 Lariattes 67,685 National I-Ionor Society 67-695 Rustlers 66, 675 Singing Christmas Tree 67-69, fStarj5 Spur 66-69. ZULLO, LINDA Chess Club 68, Folk Club 68, 695 Lariattes 67, 685 Quill and Scroll 695 Rodeo Staff 68,69. ADMINISTRATION: Mr. Earl Paul 132 Mr. Robert Mohar 133 Miss Marie Robinson 133 Mr. Travis Taylor 133 Mrs. Faith Meyer 150 Elizabeth Markkanen Rita Dickinson FACULTY: Samuel Allison 134 Viola Anderson 145 Lloyd Bailey 144 Alice Baumgartner 142 Kathleen Beck 152 Edward Bible 149 Carol Boehm 145 Clovis Brown 148 Sara Brown 150, 152 John Brunner 146 Rebecca Burchfiel 142 Sandra Burke 32, 140 Gary Burkgren 148 Alice Burns 150 Wayne Butkovich 146 Judith Cohen 142 Ben Coleman 136, 140 Howard Cordry 136, 140 Lloyd Cowherd 144 Robert DeLay 134 Beth Denhalter 142 Ruth Dougherty 140 Reva Duncan 142 Mabel Dunn 136 Charles Dyce 148 Ralph Easley 134, 144 Anne Edwards 134 Bruce Evans 144 Cheryl Fisher 142 James Fluckey 53, 138 Jon Frazier 135, 140 Phillip Galusha 142 Cecily Gardell 136 Louis Garramone 140 Lois Gill 119, 134, 136 William Grove 146 Constance Hall Thomas Harrison 134 Paula Hauber 147 Lawrence Hays 145 Agnes Hearn 134 Richard Hicks 148 Jeanne Hill 139 Richard Hotton 131, 134 Michael Huddleston 134, 141, 150 Van Jackson 152 Glenn Jacobs 135 Gordon Jacques 135, 152 Acevedo, Arthur 42 Adams, Eddie 77 Adams, Pamela 79, 107 Aguilar, Gerardo 50 Index Carl Johnson 106, 142 Georg-ia Jonasson 147 Patricia Jost 148 Michael Jurich 112, 136, 141 Mavis Kacena 147 John Karamigios 135 Margaret King 147 William Kingsley 144 Harry Kissell 146 Sandra Kluver 139 Erwin Koepsel 149 George Layton 49, 138 Martin Letellier 126, 135, 142 Joyce Lilly 136, 143 Phoebe Lindball 150 Fred Manzanares 152 James Marks 109, 136, 143 Sonia Martin 143 Dannie McClurg 145 Jean McLarty 145 David Mejia 135 William Miller 135 Margaret Moore 137 Patrick Moriarity 148 Donald Nelson 143 June Nicolds 120, 127, 143 Verna Page 147 Mary Parthum 135, 147 Myrtice Patty 139 Delbert Petersen 135 Nancy Pollock 141 Anne Presenkowski 148 Dale Raile 145 Donna Rasmussen 147 Roland Ray 146 Richard Reynolds 137 Robert Riddell 135 Rodger Robben 146 Blodwen Roberts 53, 138 Iris Roberts 143 Carol Rose 139 Fred Sabell 135 Judith Sauceda 139, 143 Glenn Scheele 43, 139, 141 Jesus Sena 121, 145 Margie Setvin 148 Harry Shafer 139 Maria Siddeek 143 John Slovek 137 Richard Smith 135 Calvin Smith 123, 148 Carl Squires 149 Dexter Takesue 137 William Thomas 137 Donald Thomson 141 Harold Underhill 146 William Valentine 143 Glenda VanderMeer 117, 145 Nancy Wall 32, 141 John Waygood 146 Carol Weale 135 Aguilar, Paul 173 Ahuero, Donald 100 Albo, Beatrice 52 Alexander, Beverly 50, 106 218 Donald Webb 135, 145, 159 Basil Whiting 144 Dale Wieland 146 Cora Williams 143 ROTC: Maj. Paul Smith 96 SGM. Burney Jetton 96 SGT. Charles Peitsmeyer 9 CLERICAL STAFF: Bertha Jones 130, 150 Ellen Macker 150 Carole Berggren Claire Elkins 150 Sadako Hasegawa 150 Edith Kahane Lucille Koch Jean Manville 150 Dorothy Miller Ella Patterson 150 Barbara VanSoest CUSTODIAL STAFF: William Riley 151 Jose Garcia Gerald Venneri 151 LeRoy Green 151 Ralph Halverson Lester Lee Moses Clark 151 Ernest Garcia John Maynes Lawerence Romero 151 James Schumacher Raymond Stinstrom Lulu Beechum 151 Berlene Burrell Ellen Vigil LUNCHROOM STAFF: Norma Mieszola 151 Evelyn Larkin 151 Lucille George 151 Alma Prince 151 Bertha Lindsey 151 Marvel Arnos 151 Gladys Bauer 151 Agnes Moraliz 151 Alberta Canterbury 151 Deloris Fornoff 151 Cordie Kagohara 151 Alexander, Sharri 106 Alirez, Larry 48, 49, 203 Allacher, Harry 100 Allen, Cynthia 158,173 Altfilisch, 169, 173 Alvarado, Alve rado , Allen, Daniel 46, 113,173 Allmer, Richard 58 Karen 12, 52, 120,127, Bernard 50 Vera 81, 173 Amos, Vanetta 195 Anderson, Anderson, Donald 101 Keith 12, 52,113,173 Anderson, Paul 50, 52, 173 Anderson, Ronald 48, 49 Anguiano, Paula 173 Anguiano, Rudy 173 Ankele, Cynthia 50 59 Apodaca, Hlene Apodaca, Janice 203 Apodaca, Mary 173 Apodaca, Shirley 203 Appelhans, John 42, 77 Aragon, Patricia 52, 123 Archuleta , Edward 99, 101 Archuleta, Mary 51 Archuleta, Sherri 50 80 Archuleta , Thomas 101, 203 Archuleta, William 58, 81, 98, 10 Archuleta, Paul 173 Arellano, Frank 12,24,169,173 Arellano, Jerry 203 Arellano, Ricky 100, 195 Arguello, Lois 50 Armand, Danny 173 Armijo, Juanita 50 Armstrong, Phyllis 52, 173 Arndt, Michael 203 Ashley, James 50, 76 Ashley, Joan 12, 173 Atencio, Diane 173 Atencio, Frances 52 Atencio, Jessie 203 Atencio, Joanne 173 Atencio, Phyllis 50, 173 0 Avila, Mary 51 Ayala, Christopher 24 Ayala, Ruth 50, 107 Baca, Aaron 48, 174 Baca, Esther 195 Baca, Ramona 50 Baca, Victor 50,99 Bakarich, Sandra 12, 174 Baldwin, Albert 174 Baldwin, Darwin 203 Baldwin, Merlyn 123, 174 Banark, Linda 51, 120, 127, 174 Banta, Margaret 12, 52, 120, 126, 169, 174 Barker, Billy 98, 100 Barker, Bobby 99, 100 Barr, Robert 12, 58, 59,100, 120, 127, 169, 174 Barron, Gloria 51, 107 Bartz, Vernon 203 Basaluda, John 100 Baskall, Deborah 51, 52, 174 Baskall, Paula 203 Basnett, Merle 79 Bauer, Yvonne Marie 60, 107, 203 Beauman, Toni 107, 195 Beckman, Letitia 123,174 Bedwell Freddi 50 195 ! 5 Beer, Charlotte 51 Bell, Eric 106 Belohlavek, Jocelyn 203 Benavidez, Anthony 174 Benz, Donald 100,109 Bieber, Suzanne 174 Bilger, David 36, 174 Blea, Maryann 59 Bobian, Gloria 12, 59, 97, 98, 101, 107,120,127, 172,175 Bobian, Margie 57, 195 Bobitsky, Patricia 12, 51, 175 Bobitsky, Robert 203 Bobo, Gary 175 Bonn, Victoria 80, 195 Borreggo, Alice 52, 194, 195 Borrego, Belinda 52, 80, 175 Botello, Marie 51 Boyd, Doug 46, 113 Boyd, Karolyn 175 Boyd, Kathleen 175 Boyd, Wesley 46,68 Brauch, Tim 46, 113 Briels, Dale 100 Brigham, Dennis 100 Bright, Gale 175 Brinkhoff, Jo Ann 122 Brook, Leland 81, 100, 113 Brookhauser, John 7, 175 Brown, Belinda 51, 80, 195 Brown, Charlyne 48, 107 Brown, Kathie 80, 126, 195 Brown, Larry 99 Brown, Lars 58, 98 Brown, Melvin 36, 76 Brown, Nancy 175 Brown, Ronald 42,203 Brown, Sandra 203 Bruso, Kenneth 203 Buck, Randy 42 Buck, Rick 48, 113, 175 Buckeye, Anita 50, 107, 122, 203 Bulach, Cinda 51, 175 Bunce, Nina Kay 50 Burg, James 67 Burgess, Frank 44, 45, 100, 113,175 Burik, Karen 52, 175 Burk, Joann 108, 175 Burkhart Ru 51 79 109 126 194 7 7 7 7 Y 7 195 Burns, Doris 50 Bush, William 99 Bustam, Linda 175 Butler, Robin 50 Byrnes, Christine 108, 176 Cabral, Frances 195 Calcote, Deborah 12, 98, 101, 169, 176 Calderon, Elaine 195 Cameron, Charles 36,41,49, 113, 195 Campbell, William 10, 43, 52 Candelaria, Danny 12, 52, 97, 98, 100,120,126, 176 Cantu, Rudy 52 Carey, William 203, 176 Carruthers, Aaron 12, 36, 73, 112, 113, 119, 169, 176 219 Carter, Nancy 50 Castro, Frank 58 Cerovski, Joyce 159,203 Cerovski, Mike 5, 12, 113, 156, 157, 176 Chacon, Darlene 52,64, 106, 176 Chacon, Tim 100, 195 Chacon, Harold 203 Chase, Brenda 63,64,122,176 Chase, Debra 123,176 Chase, Vida 50, 203 Chatelain, Ron 195 Chatfield, Glenn 58, 100 Chavez, Charles 176 Chavez, Cleo 50 Chavez, Dale 52,63, 169,176 Chavez, John 50 Chavez , Juanita 203 Chavez, Rosalie 204 Chavez, Vivian 176 Chavis, Karen 50,203 Childs, Sherry 80, 107, 195 Chism, Barbara 50, 58, 123 Chism, Diane 58 Christo, Debbie 12, 158, 176 Cino, Laura 195 Cisneros, Christine 51 Clark, Daniel 12, 36, 113, 169, 177 Clark, Donna 204 Clark, John 36,41 Clint, Alice 126 Close, Jerry 50 Close, Marilyn Kay 30, 32, 50, 169, 177 Cobo, Patricia 51, 195 Coca, Sherry 122,204 Colbert, Dennis 48 Combs, George 50,65,81 Combs, Janell 107,204 Conlon, Kathleen 51, 80, 195 Contreraz, Bernadette 177 Cook, Gary 36, 41, 76 Cook, Sheila 107, 195 Cooney, Richard 110, 113, 120, 126 Copley, Margaret 5, 12, 52, 97, 98, 101, 117, 119, 169,177 Cordova, Fred 50 Correa, Issac 100 Cortez, Linda 51, 196 Cortez, Patsy 204 Cox, Christine 12,48,115,123, 169, 177 Coyle, Ronald 67, 196 Coyle, Stephen 67 Crabtree, Joe 177 Crabtree, Vivian 81,204 Craft, Carol 50,196 Craney, Tom 50, 77 Crespin, Evelyn 204 Cruz, Josephine 52 Cunningham, Robert 100 Curry, Linda 64, 204 Curtis, Kenneth 97, 98, 100, 196 Cutshall, Janell 80 Dack, Marsha 50 Dale, Michael 100 Danforth, Jan 51, 196 Daulton, Vickie 196 Davis, Edward 46, 77 Davis, Eloysa 31, 33, 52, Degarmo, Lolita 204 Davis, Jerry 5, 73,177 Davis, Joseph 77 Deeds, Cherlyn 52, 123, DeHerrera, Harold 100 DeHerrera, Norbett 100 DeHerrera, Roxie 204 Deleon, Gloria 107,204 Delgado, Katherine 12 177 177 , 177 Delgado, Thomas 52, 100, 126, 177 Denava, Jerry 50 Derickson, Ronnie 204 Devon, Jeff 52, 107, 126, 194,196 DeWitt, Debra 12, 115, 120, 126, 127, 177 Dindinger, David 36,41 Dixon, Carl 100 Dixon, Evelyn 196 Dixon, Leverne 42, 77 Dominguez, Albert 50 Dominguez, David 52 Drybread, Darlene 30, 33, 196 Dorsey, Tommy 58 Duarte , Eddie 52 Duarte , Rocky 52 Duckworth, James 196 Dunkin, Debra 12, 178 Duran, Barbara 12,178 Duran, Charles 178 Duran, Cynthia 12, 52, 107, 178 Duran, Donna 52,106, 107, 120, 122, 127, 178 Duran, Janet 204 Duran, Jennifer 80, 107, 178 Duran, Loretta 51, 108, 196 Index Fast, Kenneth 42, 77, 205 Faulkner, David 100 Fawcett, Patricia 81,205 Felton, Richard 77 Fernandez, Robert 68, 100 Fernandez, Robert L. 98 Ferrese, Linda 80, 98,101,108 Fiechter, Donna 12, 179 Fisher, Kenneth 42 Fisher, Mona 196 Fleer, Raymond 36, 76, 196 Flores, Frank 100 Flores, Theresa 205 Fobb, Naomi 205 Folks, Anita 179 Folks, Larry 50, 99 Foos, Cynthia 12, 158, 179 Forrester, Janet 205 Fouts, Gerald 58, 100, 196 Fox, Karen 122 Fox, Linda 52, 196 Fox, Sharon 51, 52, 179 Frank, Deborah 109, 202, 205 Frank, Sharon 179 Frauenfelder, Deborah 205 Frauenfelder, Rocky 196 Fresquez, Roger 58 Frick, Judy 50,205 Frickey, Kenneth 52,200 Friedemann, Julie 48, 98, 101, 196 Friedemann, Marie 12,63, 97, 98, 101, 106, 117, 158,169,179 Gabbert, Linda 51, 52, 179 Gaffney, Deborah 12, 59, 205, 179 Gaffney, Rosalyn 50 Gallegos, Adolph 100 Gallegos, Bobby 52 Givens, David 36, 180 Goggins, Vincent 70, 180 Gold, Alfonso 100 Gomez, Elizabeth 180 Gomez, Geraldine 180 Gomez, Linda 197 Gomez, Loretta 80 Gomez, Rosabel 80, 180 Gomez, Ruth 50,80,205 Gomez, Tony 205 Gonzales, Anthony 52, 180 Gonzales, Eleanor 197 Gonzales, Greg 50, 52 Gonzales, James 36,41, 73 Gonzales, Jimmy 76 Gonzales, Juanita 50 Gonzales, Julia 51 Gonzales, Juliana 51 Gonzales, Katherine 50 Gonzales, Larry 98 Gonzales, Loretta 50, 51, 122 Gonzales, Richard 50 Gonzales, Rose 81 Gonzalez, Tony 58,63 Goodman, Rhonda 98, 101, Duran, Mike 50 Duran, Paul 52 Dyes, Cheryl 126, 196 Dyes, Michel 48, 178 Dyes, William 109,204 Earnhardt, Randy 5, 12, 52, 58, 178 Earnhardt, Terri 51, 196 Edwards, Raymond 67, 204 Eggert, Clifford 50 Eggert, Donald 42,67 Eichholtz, Joann 204 Elmore, Wayne 12, 120, 127, 169, 178 Embry, Deanna 178 English, Debra 204 Enzman, Mary 196 Erwin, Casey 64 Erwin, Michael 36,41, 70 Escobedo, David 52, 106 Gallegos, Diane 196 Gallegos, Elizabeth 52, 179 Gallegos, Joseph 50 Gallegos, Linda 31, 32, 52 Gallegos, Richard 123 Garcia, Allen 49, 179 Garcia, Barbara 50 Garcia, Carol 5, 52,78,101,120, 126, 169, 179 Garcia, Edward 179 Garcia, Frank 42 Garcia, Gail 205 Garcia, John 58 Garcia, John 179 Garcia, Lillian 51 Garcia, Patricia 205 Garcia, PatriciaJ. 205 Garcia, Priscilla 12,60 Garcia, Ramona 180 Gardner, Robert 205 Espinosa, Gerald 36, 73 Espinosa, Rosalinda 50 Espinoza, Katherine 59 Espinoza, Ruben 50 Esquibel, Roslyn 196 Essig, Cynthia 12, 52, 115, 178 Evans, Claudia 12, 52, 115, 178 Farabaugh, Ruth 115,204 Farmer, Stephen 43,49,67,205 Farris, Robert 123, 179 Garrimone, Regina M. 197 Garrison, Joan 24, 180 Garrison, Richard 81, 197 Gentry, Donna Joann 59, 197 George, Marilyn Kay 180 George, Roberta 205 Gerstner, Kathleen 12, 180 Gevara, Albert 65 Giles, Robert 81 Girtin, David 46, 76 Givan, Lynn 81, 197 220 197 Gookin, Debra 109,205 Graham, Pan-icia 180 Gray, Ken 98, 100 Greenwood, Jim 36, 41,49,6 106, 159, 197 Griffin, Darrell 48, 52 Griffin, Walter 12 Grogan, Gloria 12, 52, 180 Gronewold, Susan 30, 33, 51, 197 Gronsten, Judy 59, 80, 197 Guerra, Irma 205 Guerra, Mary 51, 180 Guerrero, Ernest 76 Guerri, Linda 197 Gumbay, Richard 12,44, 49, 120, 127, 181 Gumrn, Gayle 181 Gustafson, Marc 79 Gutirrez, Mary Jane 50, 197 Haddican, Mary Kay 12, 123 169, 181 Haggerty, Larry 52, 113 Hahn, Connie 108, 181 Hahn, Debra 205 Hake, Arthur 81, 181 Hakes, Jeff 108 Hall, Michaela 205 Hallada, Danny 67 Halverson, Randolph 205 Hamamura, Cathy 205 Hancock, Max 58 Hansen, Clarence 206 Hansford, Laura 181 Harder, Carol 50,206 Harder, Larry 100 Haro, Christine 181 Haro, Louis 42 Harrington, Harry 58 Harris, Raymond 41 Harroun, Sheila 30, 33 Haselhorst, Alan 42, 70, 159, 159, 7, 79, 117, 113, ,166, 206 Haselhorst, Arleen 5, 12, 52, 156, 157, 169, 181 Hawkins, Carla 12, 52, 98, 101, 110, 169,172,181 Hawkins, Paul 36,41 Hays, Christine 50 Hays, Richard 169 Heit, Jim 36, 50,113 Henderson, Edward 42,77 Henninger, Janice 181 Henninger, Robert 58, 197 Hernandez, Anthony 12, 44, 52, 67, 97, 98, 100, 109, 113,169 Hernandez, Pete 41 Hernon, Josephine 79, 80, 107 Herrera, lvy 122,206 Herrera, Laura 51, 197 Hicks, Gary 42 Hill, Cynthia 197 Hill, John 181 Hill, Michael 206 Hinterreiter, Mary 108 Hoard, Wanita 12, 52, 181 Hodge, William 181 Hodges, Ralph 36, 41, 76 Hodson, Nancy 52 Hofer, Carl 100, 182 Holloway, Warren 182 Holtzinger, Dean 12, 113, 182 Horton, Donald 100, 108 Horvat, Mark 36, 41,73 Howard, Scott 98, 100 I-Iuerta, Patricia 197 Hughes, Cindy 12, 115, 120, 126, 127, 169, 182 Hupfer, Marcia 30, 32, 182 Iantorno, Vincent 81 Ikenberry, Doug 36, 41, 113,197 Jackson, Calvin 73 Jackson, David 79 Jackson, Mary 80, 109, 115, 126 Jackson, Pamala 12, 182 Jacobs, Geraldine 182 Jacobs, George 100 James, David 197 Jamieson, Shirley 12, 98, 101, 169, 182 Jaquez, Paul 100 Jaquez, Theresa 206 Jaramillo, Lorene 182 Jarman, Craig 63, 110, 182 Jennings, Ed 69,11O, 182 Jiron, John 77 Joe, Harold 52, 100, 126, 182 Johnson, Claudia 64, 107 Jones, Alan 113, 182 Jones, Neal 12, 52, 97, 98, 100, 167, 169, 182 Juarez, Joseph 59 Jurich, Steven 46, 113 Kaesemacher, Carl 67 Keasling, Robert 97, 98, 100 Keeling, Ruth 50, 108, 206 Keith, Sandra 51, 80, 126, 198 Kelso, Kay 52, 81, 107, 198 Kern, Jerry 206 Kern, William 100,198 Kerr, Greg 52,158, 183 Kerstner, Debra 206 Kerstner, Joanne 12, 52, 117, 119, 169, 183 Ketcham, Bruce 44,206 Kinzbach, Suzette 52 Kidneigh, Eddie 36,48,49,7O,113, 183 King, Eddie 52,67,112, 113,183 Kinney, Margie 206 Kitzman, Laura 30, 32, 52, 183 , 183 Kiiedei, Candi 52, 120, 126 Kohut, Vickie 5, 12, 97, 98,101, 117, 169, 183 Konkel, Kathleen 80, 198 Koon, Wesley 79, 107 Krebs, Fred 36,41,73,159,194,198 , Kuretich, Maxton 36 Kuriger, Richard 100,183 Laforett, Archie 50, 52 Landau, Steven 183 Lane, Linda 183 Lane, Patricia 122,206 Lane, William 198 Lankhorst, John 100 Lara, Vanessa 48 Lawler, Robin 30, 33, 183 Lechuga, Allen 76 Lechuga, Gary 12, 123, 183 Lee, Kathleen 183 Lee, Thomas 58 Lefebre, Rickey 50 Lewis, Joyce 183 Lewis, Kristen 206 Limon, Ermalinda 52 Lively, James 77,206 Lomelin, Josephine 50,206 Looney, Linda 52, 122 Lucero, Patty 51 Lucero, Richard 206 Lucero, Sammy 48, 65, 80, 100 Lujan, Jennie 207 Lujan, Patti 50, 184 Lytle, Nancy 207 Maddex, Kathy 81,207 Madewell, Donna 184 Madewell, Michael 207 Madrid, Darlene 50 Madewell, Sharon 51, 198 Madrid, Sandra 50, 202,207 Madrid, Stella 51 Madrid, Wynette 51, 184 Madrigal, Victoria 184 Maes, Jody 109 Maes, Lawrence 100, 184 Maestas, Rebecca 52, 198 Maestas, Susan 51 Malone, Ever May 50 Malone, Jim 10, 36, 48, 49, 53, 113, 169 Mansanarez, Randy 53 Mansanarez, Rudy 42 Mares, Vivian 198 1 Lopez, Antoinette 50, 206 Lopez, Belinda 183 Lopez, Beverly 52 Lopez, Charlene 31, 33, 52, 198 Lopez, Chris 58, 100 Lopez, Craig 183 Lopez, Daniel 100 Lopez, Emilio 12, 36, 52, 60, 110, 169, 183 Lopez, Ernest 42, 77 Lopez, Frank 68, 113 Lopez, Gloria 206 Lopez, Helen 50, 159, 202,206 Lopez, Leonard 183 Lopez, Nettie 51, 198 Lopez, Patricia 198 Lopez, Paul 42, 60, 80, 110, 206 Lopez, Raymond 50,81 Lopez, Renee 206 Lopez, Stella 52 Losey, Randy 53, 58 Lucas, Mathew 48, 122, 206 Lucero, Andy 53,113,183 Lucero, Annette 53 Lucero, Barbara 184 Lucero, Henry 100 Lucero, Kathryn 51 Lucero, Lucille 198 Lucero, Patricia 184 221 Marston, Patty 51, 80, 198 Martin, Hallie 207 Martin, Joan 198 Martin, Mike 184 Martinez, Benjamin 100 Martinez, Carla 64 Martinez, Carlos 36 Martinez, Daniel 100 Martinez, Eileen 7, 158, 184 Martinez, Felix 36, 50, 70, 184 Martinez, Frances 184 Martinez, Harry 207 Martinez, James 50 Martinez, Joanne 198 Martinez, John 58, 81, 98, 100 Martinez, Joseph 100 Martinez, Joseph E. 100 Martinez, LeRoy H. 63, 100, 169, 184 Martinez, LeRoy M. 100 Martinez, LeRoy O. 48,49, 158 Martinez, Leslie 50,99 Martinez, Lloyd 50 Martinez, Lupe 42 Martinez, Michael 12 Martinez, Mike 184 Martinez, Nicholas 99 Martinez, Nora 53, 107 Martinez, Paul 76 Martinez, Pete 108 Martinez, Priscilla 50 Martinez, Raymond 53, 99, 100 Martinez, RobertJ. 110,127 Martinez, Ronald A. 98 Martinez, Ronald D. 100 Martinez, Sylvia 53, 184 Martinez, Teresa 198 Mascarenas, Darlene 50,207 Mason, Mark 109, 120, 127, 185 Mason, Monte 207 Mathis, Jessica 12, 25, 59, 159, 169, 172 Maynes, Elaine 207 Maynes, Lorraine 207 Mayoral, Julie 24, 31, 33, 53, 185 Mazotti, Julian 42 McCannon, Alex 53, 81, 185 McClendon, Michael 169 McComb, Terry 81,207 McCord, Vernon 41 McGonigal, Linda 64 McGhgy, Thomas 44, 124, 207 McLaughlin, Richard 36, 73, 113, 185 McWilliams, Barbara 185 McWilliams, Glen 58,207 Meads, Bonnie 198 Meads, Dallas 50, 207 Medeles, David 98, 99 Medina, Dolores 53 Medina, Theodore 25, 36, 73,113, 185 Medlock, David 42, 77 Medlock, Dennis 42, 76 Medrano, Martha 12,120, 127, 185 Meisel, Dianne 51, 185 Melvin, Kent 44,207 Mendez, Debra 50 Mestas, Arthur 81 Michals, Paul 44, 124, 207 Miller, Bobette 79, 122,207 Miller, Charles 185 Miller, Janet 12 Miller, John 109 Mitchell, Marcus 10, 53, 113 Mohr, Theodore 42, 77, 207 Monaco, Cynthia 79 Mondragon, Linda 185 Montgomery, Richard 42 Montoya, Deborah 51 Montoya, Ethel 53, 185 Montoya, Marlene 51 Montoya, Michael 48,49 Montoya, Steven 67, 198 Moore, Barbara 208 Moore, Harry 36,41, 48,49, 198 Moore, Judy 48, 199 Moore, Milton 50, 58 Mora, Antonio 43 Moreno, Richard 100 Morning, John 48, 98, 100 Morris, Kathy 50,208 Morris, Norma 81 Moser, Linda 199 Mosley, Mona 12,185 Moul, Craig 36,41 Moya, Danny 185 Mull-cey, Vaunda 186 Murphy, Donna 199 Nadeau, Stephen 50 Nagle, Kerri 126,199 Naranjo, John 186 Navratil, David 208 Neal, Eugene 186 Nekuda, Doris Lee 53, 199 Neuber, Dietmar 99 Nicklin, Kathy 208 Nieto, Alex 58 Nieto, Mary 186 Nitta, Bruce 41, 48, 49, 97, 98, 100, 186 Nitta, Roger 48, 99, 109 Index Nogrady, Michael 100 Nunn 50, 199 Nushy, Judith 81, 208 Oakman, Richard 100 Oberwitte, William 208 Odom, James 58 OGrady, John 53, 186 Olguin, Sherry 199 Olivas, Benita 51 Olsen, Debra 50, 122,208 Olsen, Eddy 53, 186 Olsen, Tomena 109 Olson, Jane 208 ONeill, Dennis 186 Ortega, Frank 68, 199 Ortega, Richard 46, 77 Ortega, Vida 186 Ortegon, Lee 53 Ostrander, Theodore 123 Owens, Jacqueline C. 12, 59, 126, 186 Pacheco, Philip 50 Pacheco, Priscilla 186 Paden, Derold 48, 126, 199 Paden, Sandra 186 Padgett, Jim 81 Padilla, Debbie 51, 199 Padilla, Diane 53 Padilla, Irene 186 Padilla, Joseph 24, 50 Padilla, Marilyn 199 Padilla, Maxine 186 Pagliasotti, Susan 50, 208 Paloma, Amador 98 Palomo, Michaela 48 Panola, Janet 208 Panter, Donna 199 Panther, Donna 20, 32, 48, 199 Parker, James 58, 100 Passarelli, Mark 50, 100 Patterson, Patrick 42 Pearman, Beth 122,208 Peck, Larry 44, 53, 107, 126 Peitsmeyer, Michael 48 Pena, Cathy 50 Pena, Nancy 48 Perales, Ted 100 Perez, Carlos 41, 52, 76, 199 Perez, Charles 36, 53, 187, 113 Perez, Danny 187 Petersen, Susan 5, 12, 53, 63, 12 158, 187 Peterson, Deborah 12, 115, 187 Phelps, Steven 46, 63, 113,187 Pickard, Anne 187 Pierce, Diane 199 Pierce, Susan 208 Pittroff, Patricia 81, 108, 208 Potenski, Debra 208 Potter, Fern 187 Pozerl, Cay 31,33, 159, 199 Presley, Darrell 58 Preston, Kerry 98 Preuss, Judy 107, 109 Pride, Arabella 199 Puente, Katherine 64,208 Quintana, Catherine 51, 199 222 Quintana, David 5, 12, 36, 110, 169 Quintana, Margaret 53 Quintrall, Phillip 100, 127, 199 Quiroz, Alexander 98, 100 Rael, Cris 99 Raitz, Georgia 115, 122, 126 Ramirez, Theresa 53, 120, 127 Ramirez, Victor 48 Rangel, Fabian 43, 99 Ransom, Rita 81 Raymond, Lawrence 79 Rea, Jeanne 12, 107,115, 187 Reagan, Margaret 199 Redding, Gary 42, 187 Redding, Cindy 53 Redwillow, Beverly 51, 107, 199 Redwillow, Karen 50,208 Redwillow, Martha 51, 187 Reher, Candy 107, 199 Reiter, Bradley 120, 127, 187 Reivitt, Richard 208 Reno, Carl 44, 48, 208 Reynolds, Lynn 50 Reynolds, Patsy 51, 53, 187 Rhoades, Gary 36, 73, 113, 169 Rhym, Denise 53 Ribble, Ray 200 Richards, Thomas 110, 187 Riggs, Myrtie 187 Rightsell, Joyce 50 Riley, Ronald 50 Risher, Shelley 208 Ritchlin, Joe 127 Rivera, Daniel 41 Rivera, David 36, 76 Rivera, Linda 53, 187 Rivera, Mary Louise 48, 53, 200 Robinette, Sheryl 50 Robinson, Keefe 53 Robles, Silvana 187 Rodriguez, Carole 187 Rodriquez, Linda 50, 80, 208 Rojo, Joanne 51,200 Romero, Benedict 36, 41, 53, 67 Romero, Georgia 53,200 Romero, Joe 50 Romero, Nancy 50, 187 Rosenberg, Joe 106, 159,200 Rothrock, Guy 36, 48, 67, 169, 187 Rouze, Susan 122 Rowdon, Celeste 208 Rubio, Sandra 188 Rucker, David 109 Rudd, Robert 100 Rudden, John 188 Ruiz, Shirley 51 Rummel, Bonnie 188 Runyan, Sylvia 12, 53, 123, 188 Rusch, Kenneth 188 Rusch, Linda 208 Sadberry, Doug 53, 188 Sainz, Edward 53, 100 Salas, Peggy Lee 53 Salaz, Susan 79,202,208 Salazar, Carol 50 Salazar, Dennis 200 Salazar, Frank 58, 188 Salazar, John 50 Salazar, Patricia 208 Salmon, Charla 12, 24, 31, 33, 53, 107, 169 Samora, Margaret 50,2 Sanchea Sancheg Sanchep Sancheg Sancheg Sancheg Sancheg Sancheg Arthur 67 Gregory 53, 63 Jerry 188 John 50 Max 12 Paul 109 Robert 50 Sandra 109 Sandos, Michael 69 Sandovah Sandovah Sandovah Sandovah Sandovah Sandovah Albert 188 Berlinda 208 Jerry 42, 50 Michael 100 00 sandra 50, 209 Sara 188 Santillanez, Robert 42 , Santistevan, Donna 50 Schaefer, Marlena 115 Schafer, Karen 12, 108, 169, 188 Schafer, Russel 188 Schaffer, Peggy 58 Schamel, Steven 58 Schiferl, Maxine 122 Schipper, Sue 200 50 115,123, Schmidt, Deborah 80, 107 Schmidt, Sherry 209 Schroeder, Victoria 123,188 Seaton, Sandra 50 Sedbrook, Larry 42 Sedbrook, Polly 209 Seewald, Kathleen 106, 107 Segura, Alice 107 Serha, Liz 79, 122 Serrano, Dale 189 Sever, John 67 Seyffert, Ruth 51 Shank, Donald 69 Shank, Kenneth 42,209 Shefferd, Adelbert 58, 100, 189 107, Sides, Luanne Lee 50, 209 sides, Terry 12, 30, 33, 53, 107, 120, 126,169,189 Simpson, Stephen 50, 200 Simpson, Teri 189 Skinner, Ronald 48, 58, Slade, Timothy 65, 189 Slavsky, James 108 98, 100,200 Slavsky, Jana 50, 108,209 Smallwood, Donny 81 Smith, Kathryn 50,200 smith, Lester 36, 53, 59, 97, 98, 100, 113, 169,189 Smith, Modestine 50 smith, Pat 53,63,80,189 Smith, Phillipe 209 Smith, Richard 113, 189 Smith Ri Tuff, Donald 169,190 J cky 209 ,67,106,188 Squier, Dan 200 Stancil, Linda 189 Stanley, Gloria 189 Steinmetz, Cindie 64, 122 Stelk, Dennis 93 Stevens, Maryls 81,209 Stibor, Robert 81 Stiger, Melanee 209 Stillwell, Joyce 51 Stillwell, Judy 189 Stone, Lorraine 50 Story, Dean 44, 50, 124, 209 Story, Leah 12, 53, 189 Strahan, Janene 53 Straight, Gary 53,200 Strange, Steve 58, 100 Strausheim, Shelley 209 Strecker, Gene 100 Stroot, Ruth 209 Sturgeon, Lamoyne 46, 73, 113, 189 Sullivan, Kathleen 63, 64, 120, 122, 127, 189 Suniga, Donna 79,209 Swearengin, Paul 42, 48 Sweet, Kathy 108,200 Urioste, Connie 50,201 Urtadp, Galvin 48, 53 Valdez, David 100, 190 Valdez, Juanita 50, 51 Valerio, Carolyn 51, 190 Valerio, David 53,201 Vallegos, John 42 Vallegos, Jeanne 108, 159,201 Vansickle, Lance 97, 98, 100, 190 Varela, Ralph 48 Varela, Stella 190 Varoz, Annettee 51 Varoz, Stephen 108 Velasquez, Dennis 210 Velasquez, Diana 210 Velasquez, Patricia 201 Vessey, Janet 81 Viarrial, Fred 53, 107, 109 Vigil, Barbara 201 Vigil, Fred 100, 191 Vigil, Maxine 210 Vigil, Michael 48 Vigil, Rochelle 159,210 vigii, Vigil, Rosalie 64, 191 Veronica 12, 191 Tafoya, Tafoya, Ernest 100, 200 Isabelle 209 Tafoya, Kathleen 200 Tafoya, Richard 100 Taliaferro, Bernie 53, 58, 100, 126, 200 Taschner, Vicki 79, 122 Tate, Judy 53,201 Tavis, Gary 189 Tavis, Terry 126, 190 Taylor, Troy 126,201 Teichert, Robin 50 Teviotdale 81,201 Thomas, Peggy 190 Thomason, Gary 12, 36, 113, 158 190 Thompson, Howard 53, 80 Thompson, lone 53 Tiernan, Jacque 190 Torres, Ray 53, 100 Torres, Bill 48, 53, 190 Toumbs, Shirley 53, 190 Townsend, Linda 123, 190 Trickey, Daniel 100 Trujillo, Bernadine 209 Trujillo, Chris 99 Trujillo, Daniel 201 Trujillo, Frederica 209 Trujillo, Gloria 190 Trujillo, Jacquelin 209 Trujillo, Josephine 53, 98, 101, 194 Trujillo, Murial 50,209 Trujillo, Ronald 53 Trujillo, Sally 190 Trujillo, Thomas 67 Tucker, John 100, 108 Snorgrass, Randy 81, 100 Sobec, Sheryle 50,81 Sowders, Susan 50,200 Sparkman, Vern 67 Sprouse, Dave 53, 77, 80, 120, 122, 127, 169, 189 Turnbull, Gary 53, 63, Uber, Connie 81,209 Ulibarri, Arlene 51 Ulibarri, Jim 190 Ulibarri, Laura 201 Ulibarri, Linda 201 223 158 Visser, Beverly 210 Walsmith, Cynthia 50 Wasinger, Karen 201 Waters, Bobby 63, 191 Waymire, Ronald 73 Webster, Clint 122 Webster, Susan 210 Weide, Alan 201 Weins, William 108 Wells, Wayne 100 Wessel, Marsha 50 Wessel, Valorie 53 White, Bob 53, 191 Widman, Carol 79,210 Widman, Floyd 46,77 Wiewel, Joan 12, 59 Wiley, Bonita Kay 191 Williams, Carroll 50 Williams, Joseph 100 Wilson, Dale 41,201 Wilson, Jerry 191 Wilson, John 201 Wilson, Michael 210 Wilson, Ronald 12, 36,113,191 Wilson, Shirley 51,201 Winterhalder, Donna 31, 32, 53, 191 Winterhalder, Linda 50,210 Winters, Gary 50, 53, 191 Winters, Robert 50 Woods, Doug 92, 159,210 Wright, Jeanette 53,8O, 126,201 Yanish, Tammy 210 Yarian, Connie 51,191 Yokomizo, Ruben 201 Zajaczkowki, Trudy 53 Zamora, Ophelia 51,201 Zepeda, Kathleen 191 Zepeda, Max 44, 124,210 Zook, Barbara 53 Zook, Rose Marie 191,201 Zullo, Linda 120, 122, 127, 191 Acknowledgements The 1969 Westerner Staff would like to express many thanks to the people whose time and effort have helped the success of our annual: Mr. jack Eckart, repre- sentative of the American Yearbook Companyg Mr. Larry St. Clair, Univer- sal Studiosg Mr. Dean Braneh, Markay Incorporated Photographsg Mr. Martin Letellier and Mr. Don Allen, annual sponsor. 224