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 - Class of 1964

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A group cy' students singing in the choir. Westminster is the glow qfjriendship. Q S 6 S fm.. y 'ii 'gfgggvfn . V . 'f X5 , 1... mAfs14wfv,1.,11Q 23 5, 1 Q 4 K X 5 P 8 1 7 1 rl , Q 11 1 P' fa' E Q , A, A , K H! f if Yann' P X ' 22 , . v,,, N, . mf 3. .4 . ,, .wzwgsif 'mimi . -j wefqkwi' - .gfgfkgrkfggfgf Y sh- .ff M W Q. s .HX .1 Q, S ,, A 4 Q A school is her inner seg The crowd cheering at a jaotball game .... The pep rallies and Spirit Iflheks. . . The school song and the oictopz cheer. It is the cheerleaders and the teams. . . The victories and the losses ..... The pride we hold far our school .... Iflhstniinster is the glow fyf spirit. 54. in I C Y .L f' X F w ' rT - T , C f. .,, L,,.. JJ., f., ,mf X L 'IZ Nw F. f 1 , Q? wg ' 1. 1, KR, 2 . 4, N, ,W NW an is-ff big W F fffwwiw . ww-afff .LW, g 2, M....F,-, 4.17 .ff sf A Q2 2244161 KCXQQQ4 5g4,Jf,jf2614x K U , -ddexeefb 7,44-4 K fffiifvii Of-fag f5.,f, 534914-J, 7 ,642-:Je-2,L4ZJJ ,ffflfqej-S, 0 'N A F fl 5 yeol-2k3xfj' t QMWL, C-4? f CJ-,XCJL CZ4,,5f .f I! 1' My Z ! i A? if , f Y f77a4 Ci 8 sw- ' In r .i Q Y Q 3' ,VV mvli W , r Y' 'Qin 2? rugs 1 3 15 A V7 Q - 1 ! X fiikyfrf if ga my Q 1 f fi t s A srr ' :- l k A school is learning in the classroom and from one another. It is a Histogf class and Alexander the great. The Chernistgf class and H2 S04. A Literature class and The Old Man and the Sea. Learning through discussion, books, and experiments. But it is also learning through one another and our daigz lives. Discussing the latest best seller or just listening to a teacher ..... Prelbaringfar Ifornecorning fy' the big test .... It is the sharing qv ideas and fllowshzko. Westminster is the gloyz yexperience. l 57 -4--fkfjfftq ' 1 o ff,q9f?'7q,2f7'pfgA64K-74 K7 rr-Z - QQ .fflfwfrffff V lr M246 , Aff!-f',.2,4ff 7:2 CZQQZICYXJ-: Y - '-f 1 V if . ff , C Wgf VL AG'-fd! ff , - li ll! lil 'H nah , ' H 7 0, , - H f - Q1 ,, -' k g in .Q :- mm -an L ,J ', gf 1 In, , , g Y., J, . fy Q . , f 1 Q ' if L lla inf il L 3 js ff 1, , . ,fer tw V -if If ,Y x if L 5' j 1 I L ff 1 J 4 But after eveplthing else, a school is herseyf Whether she is brand new, shining with the brightness of youth, Or very olai showing her many years M devotion to youth and education, VW will always remember her in a veg: special way The fiendshzps that will last pr eternigz ..... The spirit that has been instilled in each student. . . The experiences that we have all shared ..... The memories that will linger on and on ..... Westminster is the glow zyf times remembered. 5 ,, ., -' 3 FIM. rf , ...W A .' ,N Wie 'YM ff ,sie 7 k t .. . K , , ..,, V. . Q - ,W Wg, X .: ,.:s ,Li ,g3g qf1iysw: Q v,,E..,,,, , 2:1 M 1 V 'fmwfv-m,.,.vL A ,, in I 55 .,AA f Kwwqgiixi ' FA C U LTT 5L! fblfbgi QM Q, fwfzii cwfitel, . 1164766 I 7 def-Clif ,JM 0454 QM cvfewyz' l Slaving over complex problems with great Frowns yr thought etched on their faces ..... The beaugz Q' expression through languages Being extracted fam students with utmost dwiculgf. Art .... the supreme result in the coordination Of man's soul, hands, and mind. Art .... the ony trubf eternal monument to a great civilization. A faculgf dedicated to the ART J teaching ..... A faculgf dedicated to youth ..... A faculgf dedicated to the high ideals cy' education ..... A faculgf dedicated. Superintendent of Schools IVER G. RANUM The Administration of District 50 has spent much of this year planning new facilities for the schools. Included in these plans is a science wing for Westminster High School which will furnish the equipment that is so necessary to the teaching methods of college bound students. , Ranum High School will also be finished in the process: a library will conclude the X7 1- V , Y NV U Ax ' ' J . X i l . if if ' : 1 X it 1 'W' vu X1 XXV 1 jX n X n ,J t q ,V ' , X U I X , ' fa '- ,, V ' , ' 9' 5 N X, , X , ' tv A V NV 1 K V Q' A-, 1 H 1, i , W .1 , .1 ' , fi M , . J i fi' ' I Xl f - . ix ff ,fx CW N v X X, J 1 - V , A N lp X J wr XJ 1 J U 1 V xl V ' v KN X 1 xi X VJXL l ' N District 50 Admz'nz's151'atz'0n MR RAUSH MR. McKENNY MR. MORIE Asst Supt. of Schools Curriculum Director Curriculum Director x. mtl z'sm'ot 50 School Boom' Thomas Clark Evelyn Smith Garland Simms Alice Dickinson MISSING: Dr. Kenneth Platt The administration at W.H,S, this year is under new supervision, and with this new principal come many new policies which at first were foreign to the students but now have become rather routine. Among these were new restrictions in the parking lot, new rules on pass privileges, and new dress codes. The system was rejected at first be- cause the change was so deliberate. However when the planned honor system was announced, giving more privileges in the future, the students reacted more fav- orably. The annual staff would like to welcome Mr. Rondinelli and thank him for his en- thusiasm toward raising the standards at W.H.S. Q13i'gigt2?gif'g fegfigffkiff-Q if' x ' i'rs V. a p gg??'Z?g4iT?'ixYf, ' ' :psf -Q5iF5?T3Z5,17f -'1T5 sfsmw A -' ' s'sfe?:ffs3ufags ' MR. RONDINELLI, Principal School Aa'mz'nz'stmtz'0n MR. WELTE MR. GLADE MRS. HAMBLETT Asst. Principal Asst. Principal Dean of Girls Cafeteria Crew MRS. COATES ce Stajiv The school staff at W,H,S. this year is a friend- MRS' SC HMIT Z ly, helpful group whom the students and teachers enjoy talking to and doing business with. The janitors are still as willing to aid the students as they were last year. The cooks are still trying to do the impossible by pleasing everyone all the time. The office staff is still an action group, and MRS. HAUK Mrs. Doyle remains staunch in her refusal to discover a disease in a lazy gym student. Yes, this year's staff is weary and competent ---------as always. MRS. LINDECRANTZ MRS. DOYLE Clean up Crew 41. wr- 'Wx HELEN CROUCH MADGE GROVE HILDEGARDE KASSOWITZ B.A. Ph. D. Univ. of Arkansas Univ. of Vienna 4 4 if 'fly Language Arts LOUIS De CRESENTIS Colorado State College SAM ECCHER Q! -. x X L My Not shown: ELIZEBETH OGDEN B.S. State Univ. of Iowa Language teachers, this year, are using a new method, A-L-M audio- lingual. The method reverts back to the idea that one should learn a for- eign language in much the same way as one's mother tongue, learning first by listening and repeating, then later beginning to read and write. ,alta GERALDINE ROGERS MARIE RUSH X3 This helps to insure the right pro- nunciation while learning the char- acteristic patterns of a specific lan- guage. The carry over of English into the new language is minimized. Students seem to enjoy using the new method and show good oral per- formance. EDYTHE SCHRACK B.A. Midland College MARTHA WHITEHEAD LOTTIE WHITHAUS B-S- B.A. Northwest Mo. State The courses in the English department are designed to awaken the student's desire to read, to develop his ability to absorb and interpret literature, to facilitate his need to communicate in writing and speaking, to enlarge his vocabulary, and to encourage him to use the English language correctly. Specific courses are designed to carry out these objectives and are developed by the in- dividual teachers to suit the needs of each parti- cular class. WARREN WILCOX WILLIAM WILKE B.A., M.A. Abilene Christian Huron College 'NW' ...aa-qrf' JOHNNIE RUTH ALDRICH B.A. Baylor Univ. FRANCES KLEIN Librarian 3 ' L1-WW' , WQQQXHQ A41 2 4 DONALD BOECKMAN JAMES De BELL :Lg 'K i 'll 1 'hp 5:5,:525l::55f,5 235' '2:E'ff?k 59 K k .iAfs?f3ff32i55ff5'5f7 4552 WYE 155335 EH ff.: lzg.. .,::. ,f,., ,f,,A.M,. .,L,,., ,,L. , L.., , , , ,Alis a 5 Qfigiaif ,pil 6 'S 5, 5 ,H-i '! ' GLADYS DODD B.A., M.A. Univ. of I11. Social Studies B.A., M.A. Univ. of Colorado TOM FUXA FRED GILBERT JENNIE LIMING B.A. B.A., M.A. C010- State College Univ. of Colorado 'im gm ,437 5 ?? WANDA SUMRALL BURNITA WADELL GILBERT WEINELL EVELYN BANK ESTHER BASHAW A.B., M.S. Brooklyn Collegeg D.U. GLENN HEARNE VIRGINIA HINCHMAN B.A. B.S. At M.S.U. Univ. of Colorado M.P.S. At C.U. I f 2 f Not shown O. T. NUTTAL Matlz and Science VICTOR LOTRICH ELMOND MARIANO B.S. Colo. State University KIETH RHODEBECK WAYNE STRINGER B.S. K.S.C.P.g Pitts RONALD OETTING RAY WILLIAMS A.B. Western State M.A. at C.U. Science is truth. Science is an evaluation of facts and an insight into their meaning. It is an attitude, a quality, a way of thinking. It is pure theory and at the same time it enters into our everyday existence as a way of life. Science is an individual ex- perience with each person. But those in the science math department, it is still another quality. It is. far more than just a field of study...it is a belief. '69 I xx!! X assi HAROLD CARREL PAUL HUSTEAD B .S. M ankato State College ILAH LOHREY B A Hardin Simmons Univ. 933' xx Nw 5 DUSTON SCUDDER M A Adams State College GEORGE MALSAM LAWRENCE MALSAM H M 1 i- asm AWE' with b ' nglik WILLIAM VAUGHT RUTH WALROD usiness Ea'uca1fz'0n A.B. B.A. I Northwestern State Colorado State College CHARLES WILSON WILLIAM TULLY Industrza! Arts Plzysical Ea'ucatz'0n NANCY HERRON ARTHUR KAHLER CLEOLA TAYLOR I ,f-via 015' iii' Heads . M Ralph Berninnoni James Bono Jerry Blanks Carolyn May George Young F M usic The music department is designed to best instruct all of those students who are interested in the fine arts. The subjects are varied to include those students interested in vocal instruction, from the girls' glee and mixed chorus to the A Cappella choir for the more advanced student. The instrumentalist is taught in classes of band and also by competitive marches and parades. Courses offered for those students showing an interest but not necessarily planning a career in music are such classes as music appreciation. The purpose of the music department is primarily to allow those students with an interest of talent in music to enlarge this interest or talent through advanced study. ? by JOYCE BLASER BERNICE COBB HENRY REITER B.S,, Kansas State University A.B. M,A, C S C C S N Not Shown: GERALDINE BISHOP Art Teacher ' Counseling Home Economics N Art ROLEN VAN ZEE MILDRED WHITE K ,wk-QW M, fm J Q mmygvuffg- ',.f'- IL ,cmzwy , H , ,.f,,:,??WiA,, n,., V 5 f- f fmgfz ,W am:51 5?',, X, MJF ,eg K A ,KK ,, UV Y f L if ' 1 K 5 ? 5 'E i Q ? 5 5 ? 3 L Wwv1m,,k 1, ,, ,M mmm M , k , .FWWW I Jgibfft w Q ww Www L warm -, ri' V: Ex' N y, 5. OR GA NIZA T10 A skier wedeling through a slalom gate as the snow sprays up behind him. An editor put the last article into place as the deadline draws near. The joys fy' achieving a goal, the satiwzction in serving onekpllows The fubillment qt a secret ambition, the pride in saying I belong. The Band receives new unyforms .... Future Medz'cal Personal aid the sick .... The Thespian play cast is selected ..... National Honor Sociegz elects new members 7 4,-.M . 1- , ,I Lf gg www? ff iff-1' ws, ': ,- ,:: ,. JM - p'f, -m'a-111,111 ' ff ,'g V 3,-3 .3 m ' , f-f', L., - . , . V vL,,,,xW, -EW Y .1 , 1, f , Y f , 4. Z f, 'UA-My 341 1:-,rw ..vZ, 'Q' -' ' ' I-Q? '-kaifkifiilig ' lv791f,w,. ??'3i5?Q7iL5f 'P' ' V yffffff puff 5 Fyigpf s, V ,A , ,,G.L,,,, i , A I 'A' .r5v,,.1 -I 1 ,. - HZ . 4 N Y f ,WL Q T :- ' 1 i J L, ' t Jw., .,QsEL',Qsgf,ia5f:1 'uw , , wgpff,-f . V My 'iji,'iy': 5 QT? 1 U7PifL'V35f 'Q v-iw .,z gg - . X , 1 -F.ZE7IlQ -Q'21i5L3.5:,Q 75 J' - . M AOB J. ' vs, - Qewfw -- A .iw 31 2 ' ' , 5 ALL SCHOOL SECRETARY . . . . . . CAROL WARD ALL SCHOOL TREASURER . . . MARY LEE DOLL In addition to holding an overall 4.28 grade average, Ron Aanerud, Head Boy, has represented Westminster High School at the State Student Council in Fort Collins, the League Student Council at Littleton, and has won the Masonic Achievement award. He has been a member of the National Honor Society for three years, and has participated in sports. All this while working a part-time job 25-30 hrs. a week. Ron has been concerned throughout the year in promoting the school's reputation and appear- ance. He has been accepted as a Freshman in Stanford University, but states he is not positive which school he will attend. Presently, he is the Colorado Selectee of the Gerber Engineering Scholarship competing with Selectees of the other 49 states. Head Girl Carol Jitsuda has been one of the most active students ever to attend Westminster. Among her achievements are: membership in F.T.A,, F.M,P,, G.A.A., Choir, Rodeo Club, and has been active in variousspeech meets. She is Chairman of the Save the Children Fed- eration, and has participated in two Science Fairs with Honorable Mention each time. Carol has been Secretary of her Sophomore Class, Secretary of her Junior Class, and Secretary of the Student Council. She has presided over Club Roundtable, alternated as Head Girl in Council, and has represented the school with pride and enthusiasm. Showing outstanding ability, Carol Ward, All School Secretary, has a full-time schedule, She was the first recipient of the Merit Pin, and has served as co-chairman of the student exchange program, Mary Lee Doll, All School Treasurer, handles all student council expenditures while serving on the executive committee of the Council. Among her activities are mem- bership in N.F.L,, Rainbow, and Church groups. Leudershzja is Prouidea' by Student Council . ,t..,,. J, W, F ..- , W, .,., Ron Aanerud Carol Jitsuda Mary LeeDoll Carol Ward Nancy Cochrane Irma Allison Kathy Martinez Ken Rutt Peggy Ranum Sue LaBate Michal Varley Beverly Miura Patti Cooke Gail Roder Kathy Webster Barbara Bacon Dan Luthye Mike Milliken Anita Duran Shiela Hubert Shirley Roberts Dave Davis -student Judy Brinkerhoff advisor Steve C rummett Busy as beavers is a phrase that describes student body delegates as they attend daily meetings , working for the betterment of school and community. Sponsoring Homecoming activities , S t u d e n t Council week, Merit Pins, and selling pep tags were some of the councils'biggest projects for the year. Seven students from each class are selected to represent their class in council. Club ouudtuble Soluesluter- lub roblems Bob Conners Karen McDuff Francine Staniewski Richard Borchers Terry Starbuck Linda Lea Charmion Enlow David Ruble Rodney Stubbs Al Lundgren Phyllis Hunt Vickie Wyatt Rosemary Marston Judy Hall Pat Cooke Penny Cudaback Joan Binkly Vicki Davis Jim Civis Bill Mitchell Jerry Laman Dave Rains Denis Nelson Nickie Ancell Jack Whitmer Veronica Fresquez Paula Sabin Sandy Clore Juanita Slade Judy Cunningham Jerry Pergola Each Thursday, during home room period Club making projects so clubs won't double on the same Roundtable meets. It is composed of the presidents project and to discuss club problems and ways in of each club and the headboy and girl of the school. which they can be solved. At the present time It's two main purposes are: to discuss money- there are 25-30 clubs who are represented. Vlf2zm'0r Features C0107 Rcyalqfy and Style alt, , ,. . Francine Staniewski-Editor Mr. William Wilkie-Sponsor Vicki Davis-Co-editor Francine Staniewski Vicki Davis Karen McDuff Ann Elio Gary Horton Dave Davis Nancy Cochrane Linda Krzysiak Leslie Williams Kathy Dodaro Joan Binkly Karen Zocholl Rosemary Marston Fred Kerst William Wilkie-Sponsor Shirley Weyand Pat Patton Judy Bever Ann Williams Bob Connors Tim Henley Ken Rutt Jerry Bean 34 This year, as in the past, the members of the annual have joined forces to produce possibly the best yearbook in recent history. Under Editor in chief, Francine Staniewski, and Co-editor, Vicki Davis, the staff has injected a note of freshness into this year's annual, the highlights being the full royalty pages and lar- ger senior pictures. The long hours after school and on Saturdays have converted the book into a manifesta- tion of the year's activities, looked forward to by the entire student body. :i'lf ig.. .P T 'W' Qi M ,V is Av., 5 Karen McDuff Secretary WF' Ann Elio Gary Horton Dave Davis Treasurer Business Mgr. Student Life 1 Rosemary Marston Juniors A :bs -if .. Q eese 'flwf . Ms.. - K athy Dodaro Sophomores . 55- iss N ancy Cochrane Sports Editor V40 ' 2 I .'5'Z ' 4225, J Q ffl: 'R 1531 fs, ,Q 'Sag .1 19' W ,, in vu Y A Karen Zocholl Copy Editor Linda Krzysiak Faculty M. Joan Binkly Asst. Sports Editor 1' 'Qgs Leslie Williams Copy Editor . :Z:s5i W 5123156 Extra-curricular activities ? 35 141 v fs M idnzlght Oi! Bums as StajMeets Deadlzne Westy High's newspaper the Warrior Independent is published every three weeks by the school pub- lications class under Mr. William Wilkie. The staff has been busy all year putting out the regular issues, plus the specials: Homecoming, Thanksgiving, Christmas, Prom, and the 12 page Senior Edition. The re- porters also have definite jobs. The main staff is mainly concerned with executive duties such as proofreading and collecting money for ads. With togetherness, teamwork, and communal headaches, our paper has survived another year. Juanita Slade Linda Krzysiak Irma Allison Rosemary Marston Gail Carter Karen McDuff Jeannie Wilson Leslie Williams Judy Bever Kathy Dodaro Pat Stillwell Karen Zocholl Vicki Davis Nancy Cochrane Pat Patton Shirley Weyand Bob Connors Tim Henley Jerry Bean Ken Rutt Dave Davis ffw ' Thuna'erbz'm'J'Provzdes Outlet For School Wrzters Jerry Bean Sue Branstetter Jerry Cook Mike Conrad Judy Clarke Georgene Ethridge Barbara Hartley Gary Horton Donald Marsh Susan Newman Sharon Orr Dianna Pratt Pat Rea Marsha Schwind Sue Straighair Nancy Wood Pam Drake Mrs. Rogers- Sponsor 529 'm'.....z,, Please turn in your literary writ- ings to 'our staff. This was the impassionedplea ofthe members of the creative writing staff as they attempted to gather material for the Thunderbird, lit e r a r y magazine. Published annually, this magazine con- tains short stories, poems, themes, and essays written by students in the school. The purpose of the Thunderbird is to provide an outlet for the literary achievements of talented students, and to provide an entertaining magazine which appeals to the general student body. tggtfi ig 1 ffl ' S ' Hag, 7:5 ebrokenkorjyer Pmys For Wz'nter Snowy When the first flakes of snow begin to fall, Mr, Fuxa and Mr. Van Zee, the enthusiastic sponsors of Gebroken- korper, as Westy's ski club has been named, find themselves constantly heck- led by the Westy skiers eager to know about the first trip of the season. But the trips started later than usual due to the lack of sufficient snow. Butbefore putting their skis to the slopes, the members soon found out that there were other Winter sports and activities such as ice-skating and sleigh-riding. WHEN M em bers Denis Nelson Nancy Cochrane Sandy Crumpton Peggy,Van Wagnen Vicki Gunn Judy Cunningham Judy Bever Bonnie Newman Sandy Steinmiller Diann Yurko Kathy Evans Candy Johnston Richard Green Karen Winters Dennis Williams Gary Horton Dave Davis Sam Nash Duane Hastings Jerry Bean Gail Carter Larry Ferris Dianna Pratt Francine Staniewsk Linda Williams Calae Carter Dan Darr Larry McGuire Lyn Smith Dave Vila i Cindy Gomer Cathy Iacovetta Jack Whitmer Michal Varley Carol Snortland Carol Duran Ken Rutt Carol Ward Barbara Hartley Rick Kaysen Jack Chalmers Evan Chambers Rod Stubbs Vicki Moore Sharon Moore Joan Binkly Anita Duran Sharon Ebbs Butch Kozacek Vicki Davis Carol Vittetoe Karen Koontz Nancy Hansen Diane Landgraf Sheryl Addy Danny Beauvais Sponsors: Mr. Fuxa Mr. Van Zee uzfure Teachers Learn B Doing Patti Cooke Judy Cunningham Pat Day Kathy DePoyster Veronica Fresquez Vicki Gunn Jamie Krebs Karen Koontz Mary Jarrett Bernice Kush Diane Landgraf Alice McGibbon Carolyne Mailer Donna Melillo Bev Muira Lana Payne Gwen Phelps Jane Pickett Vicki Plemons Laurie Ramsell Peggy Ranum Janice Roberts Marlene Reckling Carol Snortland Steve Walker Carol Ward Barbara Williams Karen Winters Gordon Young Judy Brinkerhoff Sharon Rundle Mary Lee Doll Shirley Freund Peggy Civis Pam Taylor Kathy Magergee Sue Newman Cathy Jackson Patti Duffy Linda DeVries Sponsors: Mrs. Singer Mr. Welte Future Teachers of America is a very active club for students to learn about the opportunities that exist in the field of teach- ing. Members attend elementary classes and actually observe teachers. They then put this experience into practice by student teaching. To promote school spirit, F.T.A. slaved long and hard to make an outstanding float for Homecoming. In addition they sell the familiar blue and white suckers on days of big games. During the year F,T.A. attends one state convention and also the CEA convention. nterest in Medz'cz'ne KW 150 F .R F, M, P, was created to band together all students interested in medicine as a career or as a hobby. The purpose of this 'club is to train the students for the various aspects of medicine. It gives him an opportunity to work in the medical field while donating his time to a hospital. As well as gaining valuable experience the members are given a basis for their future plans. Among various other activities, F.M,P. worked on a float for Homecoming which was awarded first prize in club float competition. Judy Hall Vicki Moore Sharon Ebbs Pat Mills Pat Cudaback Sandy Grenfell Barbara Bacon Linda Fielder Sharon Leibert Kathy Villano Darlene Mattivi Darlene Barnham Linda Waring Pat Waring Marjorie Cowell Barbara Armknecht Mary Cannady Sparkle Valente Bev Malovich Helen Newman Alita Harvey Judy Fredricey Sharon Armstrong Vicki Mills Virginia Phillbrook Yvonne Hastings Laurie Ramsell 1 1, is k g . ia ws. Ja . Swap gif y l r ' i ' Future Homemal-:ers 0 America Wbrk Towards Goa! Vicki Gunn Karen Winters Peggy Brown Kathy Fischer Sharon Moore Leslie Raley Diane Landgraf Judy Cunningham Eileen Wakley Nickie Ancell Sandi Adcock Judy Clarke Pat Rea Sponsor: Mrs. Cobb 42 To promote a growing ap- preciation of the joys and sat- isfaction of homemaking, the members of Future Homemakers of America work at their goal of baking and sewing, Their activities include visiting orphanages and giving a Thanksgiving basket to the needy. Student library assistants are indispensable to the smooth operation of the high school li- brary. These students perform many duties including those of checking books, return books to shelves, and assisting the stu- dents in finding information. The quality of the student library assistant this year is especially highg they are all courteous, hard-working, responsible individuals, One of the assist- ants, Allen Tolliver, has been donating all his free time to the library for the past two years. Judy Fredericy Melanie Graham Linda Reynolds Carol Vecharelli Karen Schupp Allen Tolliver Diana Hines Math Club is Smal! but olent Group The Math club is a small club with three functions: 1, helping its members with class math problems, 2. preparing for the math and sci- ence fair, and 3. to further one's knowledge about mathematics in all its phases. A yearly field trip is taken to a place of general interest to the club. Prizes are awarded at the end of the year to deserving members. John Persichitti Rodney Stubbs Scott Mesch Gene Perna Gene Neilson Ron Hoffman Alvin Lundgren Tommy DuHamel Lee Durocher Science Bu s Oeeasz'0na!Q2 Astouna' Themselves Bob Connors Larry Stephan Fred Kerst Barbara Crolek Mike Frey Mike Martinelli Edie Stoehr Five, four, three, two, one- Blastoff, was a familiar saying of the Science club this year. They were attempting to build and fire several rockets for research in rocketry and rocket training. Several members worked on pro- jects to enter in the National Science Fair held annually. . H. . Builds Better Citizens Ron Aanerud Richard Borchers Carol Chaplin Nancy Cochrane Pat Conroy Sandy Crumpton Dan Darr Vicki Davis Rodger Hara Barbara Hartley Marilyn Hillebrand Ron Hoffman Linda Krzysiak Shirley Lowder Al Lundgren John Persichitti Diane Pitt Ken Rutt Marsha Schwind Francine Staniewski June Stratton Rod Stubbs Mary Ann Swafford Carol Thomas Barbara Van Camp Ken Van Cleave Carol Ward Susan Wilson Terry Bleyenberg Dan Blied Steve Crummitt Ray DeRosier Rita Grimm Karen Koontz Jerry Laman Rosemary Marston Bev Muira Mike Paulson Arthur Peffer Vicky Plemons Cynthia Reeder Gayle Roder Ken Sasano Carol Snortland Jean Wong Mr. Vaught-Sponsor The purpose of the National Honor So- ciety is to build better citizens for tomorrow. To do this members emphasize four major ideals: leadership, scholarship, character, and service. Membership is a traditional and national honor. Each year promising students are nominated by their teachers and from the group the top young people are se- lected for membership. Included in the club are students from all three class levels. 1 W , g' L -V V S + iii . . . ,,.,..s,,fw 32 ,, 7 it V K S -- 1 , FWS, W? 2 ' ' is 1 ,,,,?,.5f5m sig, f Y y V ....,...-,,, ',',,J'f,-.3 Q awl:u.Q. V I 1 ' I f , - . 29 1415254-w'f1fmi1:f21e5K:-,L iz ,W ,il 5 ' - ,, ag v 4 i , 4 'fr ' 41 in f 5, . f K I 9f dtsffrfemw . ' ' 5 if-'l - nt. ,. . . . b ,, MLW. tr WJ : iq, ' f . , . , Q , i F The Play? The Thing, S0 Say The Theslbzems There is more to giving a play than meets the audience's eye, could be heard from any Thespian member. Cast, crew, and director working together is the essential factor for a successful play. This year the Thespian club has placed great emphasis on acting, learning about back- stage, production, make-up techniques, and Writing and directing plays. Charmion Enlow Kathy Sweeny Gary Horton Mary Jarrett Barbara Williams Laurie Ramsell Dana Mink Dave Davis Kathy Dodaro Calae Carter Jerry Dean Sharon Armstrong Georgine Ethridge Cherbene Williams Barbara Hartley Rodger Hara Gerald Savadra Denis Nelson Peggy Ranum Judy Hall Georgia Gochus Questia AEKWER Natl. Forensics Beast I att. -3 State Champions National Forensics - League is the national organ- - ization for the promotion of .........1 interscholastic public speak- f Q ing. Westminster has one of A the one thousand member chapters in the country. During the year N.F.L, participates in various speech meets held throughout the state. The members work for points at the meets which qualify them as official mem- bers of the N,F.L, Westminster had its first Richard Bombers Linda Krzysiak representative at the nationals Bonnie Newman Charmion Enlow last Summer andthe teamhas Mike Burke Kathy Sweeney .' , , Judy Hall Mary Lee DOH had three individual state Kathy Dodaro Georgia cochus champions the last three Kathie Clements Rodger Hara years. Georgene Ethridge Chip Hipkins Ron Juddish Bob Schofield lrslfsgggflfett gggggesigmgk Linda Aschtgen Jim Ketterman Carol Ward Barbara Williams 0 Serve is the otto cyfjr. Rea'C1'0ss I serve is the motto of 'tctyseivt the Westminster High School chapter of Red Cross. The most active group within the chapter is the Talent Troupe which provides the entertain- ment for hospitals, nursing homes, and the State Home and Training School at Ridge. Each year the outstanding leaders in Junior and High School Red Cross are sent toaleadership camp in Idaho Springs by the Adams County Chapter. Also, representatives from various high school chapters are se- legted tg attend the bi-annual Sharon Armstrong Penny Cudaback '- Susan E ler Sharon Keithline Tm S?ate Conference of the Carol Msarostica Mary Ellen Leiker Amerlcan Red Cross' Linda Patrick Pat Lombardi Kathy Dodaro Judy Rosberg Shirley Rodebaugh Carol Vittetoe Lyla Dotson Carolyn Mader Terry Lake Red Walker Joe Cipri Mary Jarrett Irma Allison Richard Green Barbara Achutick Laurel Ramsell Juanita Slade Judi McGintie Allen Tolliver Vicki Mills Edwina Lowe Gloria Cipri Marie Wyscaver Rhonda Forbes Linda Krzysiak Linda Chavez 46 1 ermuu Club Cultibutes Culture 'W qnmr ' n fr! gl-A , f' . 3 : l9I52i'zz5fW35 sv ,aw 3' 7, V lfissiillfe -lfimz, -ibm ,f at emi' iwlnwnukk Y I rt., Franci Seubert Jamie Krebs Sparkle Valente Linda Krzysiak Vicki Plemons Phyllis Hunt Peggy Ranum Bonnie Floyd Marie Wyscaver Barbara Rosberg Bob Connors Carol Ward Jerry Laman Dale Camblin Under the guidance of Mrs. Kassowitz, the German club members learn more a- bout the culture of Germany. They have the opportunity to put to use the practical ap- plication of the German lan- guage in a friendly atmos- phere. To stimulate interest, travel films on Germany and Austria are shown. Activities include Christmas caroling in German and a dinner in a typical German delicatessen. f at-, . .. Wi 11' 'f ,f. KY-.rl Steve Crummitt Mike Paulson Ken Rutt Joe Wright Rita Grimm Vicky Martin Susan Wyeda Laura Joyner Diana Maring Kathy Trapp Cyndy Reeder Dan Covillo Joe Tibbels Bob Thompson Edie Stoehr Cathy Jackson Dee Tyler Mike Beesley Joe Stertz Folk Club Members Have u Hootenauuy Jan Harrison Lonnie Brummitt Bonnie Newman Dave Rains Sue LaBate Kathy Sweeney Michal Varley Peggy Hanum Mary Lee Doll Franc ine Staniewski Joan Binkly Dan Young Ken Sasano Karen McDuff Gene Neilson Steve Crummitt Lyla Dotson Rita Grimm Chuck Frank Chip Hipkins Don Weindler Sing along is an ex- pression quite appropriate for the Westminster Folk Music Club. Newly formed this year, the club tries to promote an interest in folk music and also to create a feeling of casual- ness and friendliness among its members. Meetings are held weekly at various memberls homes beginning with a meeting and ending with a hootenanny in which everyone joins in with voices and guitars. Cindy Gomer Dianna Pratt Sandy Crumpton Jean McGintie Kathy Martinez Judy McGintie Bill Mitchell Sandi Adcock Ken Rutt Jerry Laman Vicki Davis Dave Davis Nancy Cochrane Carol Ward Millie Armstrong Duane Hastings Denis Nelson Rick Kaysen 47 Latin Club Boasts New Membershzlly Aczfz'vz'Q2 -- -na-ls: The purpose of the Westminster Latin Club is to broaden individual's knowledge of Roman culture and cus- toms. From their study they learn what relationship exists in our every- day life. The club's project for the year included atten ding Roman theme movies and selling school jewelry. Sharon Anderson Dave Armstrong Faye Ashley Carol Alderson Steve Baur Barbara Bacon Hazel Bishop Dan Blred Bob Childress John Cronk Cheryl Caulter Margie Cowell Ray DeRosier Mickey Damerall Sharon Ebbs Susan Eyler Eric Foss Shirley Freund Bob Gray Barbara Haun Diane Hill Mary Jarrett Carolyn Duffy Del Brown Norma Jones Fred Kirst Eileen Kirst . ,X Er? - Edwina Lowe Carolyn Mader Darlene Mattivi Beverly Malavich Donna Melillo Mike Milliken Pat Mills Barrie Mosher Jackie Payne Author Peffer Vicky Plemons Laurie Ramsell Sharon Reid Claudia Roberts Janice Roberts Shirley Roberts Gayle Rhoder Judy Rossman Bob Schofield Gary Steel Barry Sullivan Merilee Sumida Arthur Tuerk Carol Vecharelli Susan Waters Jean Wong Nancy Wood Vicki Wyatt Latin America Interests Sllyanish Club it Marsha Schwind Shirley Lowder Barb Williams Kathy Fritz Danny Beauvais Jan Harrison Rosemary Marsten Ann Williams Louis Pappas Sandy Scott Bonnie Polniak Peggy Schultze Laurinda Miller Judy Hall Chuck Wheatly Alan Fish Mike Weingarten Brenda Proud Barbara Rosberg Ray Cherry Sue Wilson Spanish club members pool their interests in many activities. Members concentrated many meetings on the study of the cultures of Spanish- speaking countries. Films and slides from Mexico and Spain are in- cluded in this study. Get-to- gethers keep the members ac- tive and interested. mann , .ggize Z .,....J K t IRC Promotes Interest In World A ClZ'?'S Every student should be given the opportunity to discuss current international and national events, and the International Re- lations Club affords to its mem- bers an opportunity to expand their understanding of this field. Under the direction of the pres- ident Bill Mitchell and sponsor, Mr. DeBell, I,R.C.meets period- ically to discuss the role of the U.S. and her citizens in inter- national politics. Members also take part in prepared discussions on various aspects of current events, v Bonnie Polniak Ron Judish Gwen Phelps Jane Pickett Ken Sasano Mary Jo Armstrong Patti Cooke Carol Ward Joyce Rouse Bill Mitchell Jerry Laman Duane Hastings Karen Koontz Mike Millikan Rita Grimm Shirley Roberts Barbara Williams Mr, DeBel1-Sponsor n 2 Christian Lz'vz'ng Is Goa! Of If F C. Members Many students who desire to make their lives good examples of Christian living find the help they need in the Youth for Christ Club, a non-denominational Christian organi- zation. The club offers the members whole- some recreation as well as providing a num- Linda Lea Bonnie Floyd Shirley Lowder Joan Von Ehrenkrook Sandy Leifeit Jackie Stroll Barbara Van Camp Tim Henley Barbara Bell Betty Beightol David Ruble ber of Worth-while projects. Weekly meetings are held before school, and city-wide rallies are held every Saturday night at Phipps Auditorium in Denver. mimi?- as W.. . A , -- F uzfure David Ruble Jane Ranzenburger Tom McWilliams Juanita Slade Gary Moore Gary Henry Eva Birgen Virginia Phillbrook Jeannie Bailey . L y I areers qtleetea' Irz Modern rt ,,J.e. .,,,.,: u er,,. ...,,, .i.mg W ...i , Q, Aw , iii' The Art club this past year has pro- moted a further interest in the social and scholastic attributes of the business of com- mercial art. In so doing, the club has broad- ened the interests of the members and intro- duced to them a larger range of mediums and techniques which may be used in a future career in commercial art. WW it . ff. 3:3 I A ii ..,'4l0fl 'l D. E. C. A.- Leaders 0 omowow Jerry Alexander Bob Allen Jim Civis Valerie Faires Gertrude Hansen Jim Hoffman John Hughes Allen Jackson John Jones Tony Lucero Candy Serratore Pat Waring Danny Trujillo Sandy Andrews Jerry Bean Sue Branstetter Peggy Brisnehan Judy Clarke Cindy Cooley Steve Edelen Connie Ervin Judy Griffith Kim Henderson Karen Lay Lil Marini Dan Osborn Ron Parsons Pat Rea Terry Starbuck Eddie Wargin Carol Wawok Judy Wright W T ,- 4 4 fag- are aww ,wafpx ,, -5-,-,M Q 9.5. .. . A P The objectives of Distributive Education are concentrated upon the idea of improving service to the customer in all branches of distribution. The three primary objectives are: to offer balanced, comprehensive, instructional programs in all areas of marketingg to aid in improving techniques of distributiong to develop an understanding of the social and economic responsibilities of those engaged in distribution in a free competitive society. D,E,C,A, offers an avenue for projecting the school into the community. if Taxzdermy Club Holds Slfujjf Meetz'ngs I Jim Arkley Randy DeC astro Cherri DeCastro Diane Hill Sharon Anderson Alvin Lundgren Ron Hoffman Alice McGibbon Gerald Saaveara Steve Ranzenburger Carol Ward Dale Schaffer Dennis Souchec Allen Tolliver Virginia Philbrook Greg Overholt Dan Morrosis Sally Stanley John Persichetti --------,--........,..., Y K ' s Taxidermy club members discover aworld of stuffing birds and other animals. The club was started in 1961 with only a handful of members but now has grown to over 20. At the informal meetings the students exhibit the results of their work. CC J !JJ Ride m Cowbzpx. Richard Green Jim Civis Vicki Holcomb Red Walker Bruce Barnhill Danny Beauvais Bruce Campbell Ralph Jurgens Mike Sands Cheri Turnball Anna Green Larry Green Jane Rossman Judy Rossman Ken Rutt Mike Maul Ken Scheer Susan Maslot Carol Wheelock Donna Nicholas Sam Nash Carole Slusher Evan Chambers Ride 'em cowboy! might be termed a familiar phrase of Westminster's Rodeo Club. Newly formed this year, it has proven to be one of the most active clubs in the school. A highlight in the year's activities was attending the National Western Stock Show as a group. Other plans include a jackpot rodeo to be held at England Park in the spring. .-www-.-m 75 J ,:grf2?',ff?,? G.A.A. Helps to evelop Sl-:ills ax , it ..z,,.....a lnlli EM-All . , , Q J A 3 Vicki Wyatt Susan Rice Nancy DeCrescentis Mary Morton Sherry Antol Lyn Armstrong Linda Aschtgen Jeanne Bailey Charolette Baker Barbara Bell Judy Brinkerhoff Arlene Camblin Gail Carter Carol Chaplin Linda Chavez Kathy Davidson Michelle DuCharme Shirley Freund Nancy Galletts Bonnie Havelin Kay Cee Henderson Phyllis Hunt Cathy Jackson Jamie Krebs Becky Lay Mary Lazaroff Sharon Leibert Deanie Melton Lyndee Mosher Judy Novak Gwen Phelps Jane Pickett Bonnie Polniak Kathy Poulignot Peggy Ranum Marilyn Rehfild Barb Rosberg Judy Rosberg Jane Rossman Sharon Rundle Fran Seubert Jane Schmitze Peggy Schultz Marsha Schwind Lyn Smith Sandy Steinmiller Pat Stillwell Jackie Stroll Frances Thorp Eileen Turgeon Connie Tyus Cathy Villano Elli Walker Margaret Wells Sue Wilson Marie Wyscaver Diann Yurko Judy McClelland Kathy McGinn Laura Anderson Shirlee Suits Pat Mills G,A,A, is an organization for all girls that have any athletic interest. Helping girls to develop their skills and learn to enjoy more sports, G.A,A, meets weekly. During these meetings rules, regulations and special techniques of playing many different games are taught. Sports taken up are football, volley- ball, soccer, basketball, softball, track, ice- skating, and skiing. To climax the year, the girls go on a camping trip. What Does Three Whz'stles Mean. Do I turn left or right ? What does three whistles mean? 'fHow many sharps in the B major scale ? T h e s e are some of the ques- tions and comments heard each morning by the band members. Un- der the guiding hands of Mr. Young, members of the marching band at- tended all home foot- ball and basketball games. They played and marched, bolstering school spirit. W of RzlghtP Paul Blumenberg Harold Bowers Judy Brammier Mike Cosby Jim Eakle John Elington Larry Ferris Susan Garman Anna Green Eddie Hartson Ronnie Hartson Bob Hertz Judy Martinez Don Maul Laurie Mosher Barry Mosher Dan Pergola Jerry Pergola Gwen Phelps Peggy Ranum Jim Robinson Shirley Rodebaugh Ken Sasano Francis Seubert Roland Sorenson Sally Stanley Larry Steffan Edie Stoehr Rich Toth Dorothy Bazzell Linda Reynolds Ed Lowe Janice Huck Bob McClelland Bob Vest Denny Rawson Chuck Wilson Joan Von Ehrenkrook Ron Hoover Penny Fisher Dave Davis Joelene Fredriey Sandy Clore Judy Rosberg Choir Por orms For School emo' 01'ganz'5o1fz'ons The Westminster High School A Cappella choir has performed for the students and faculty and various organizations during the year. The Thanksgiving and Christmas pro- grams were held for the enjoyment of the entire student body as a highlight of the school year. The end of the year was climaxed by Commencement and Baccalaureate in May, 1964. K, K ,..-,nur 'R Adams, Diane Addey, Cheryl Acierno, Ralph Anderson, Alan Armstrong, Sharon Bailey, Connie Bernall, Penny Beckius, Dick Bodle, Ramond Brummitt, Lonnie Burchard, Norma Burescia, JoAnn Branstetter, Sue Cox, Ron'nie Davis, Mary Ann DePoyster, Kathy Dotson, Lyla Edenstrom, Diane Elington, John Fiore, Richard Forbes, Rhonda Garcia, Henry Garmen, Sue Harrison, Janis Hipkins, Chip Hough, Cynthia Howitt, Cindy Hoar, Beverly Harlow, Candy Luthye, Danny Maurer, Cheryl Moderhak, Bob Newman, Bonnie Proud, Brenda Rains, Dave Roselle, Bev Saiz, Donald Souchek, John Trujello, Mike Trujello, Ruben Valdez, Max Womble, Phillip K E Wkszfminster Voices Blend in Chorus 'Ulf' Adams Phillip Barnard, Bob Brigham, Roy Cantrell, Linda Cline, Gary Davila, Beatrice Day, Maureen Dovsmes, Vicki Eberl, Jeannie Erickson, Sherrie Erwin, Connie Escamilla, Virginia Ferris, Larry Fisher, Penny Farney, Kathy Finley, Barbara Froese, Nancy Gallegos, Gloria Giron, Geri Gordon, Linda Gunderson, Sandy Heald, Ronald Herron, John Lopez, Antionette Jones, Robert Masdon, Carol Masdon, Lonnie Martinez, Ricky Marzano, Mike McGinn, Kathy Megargee, Kathy Millang, Ron Nelson, Dennis Pittman, Carol Rawson, Dennis Schofield, Bob Serratore, Candi Schwaniger, Sue Schreider, Debbie Strezabala, Henry Sumida, Merilee Tenorio, John- Thompson, Bev Valente, Sparkle Vigil, George Walker, Ellie Ward, Andra White, Glynda Wigton, Cherri Wright, Judy 2 5 W l if l 'f Y Q i 325 .5 - - f f, 1. -- .ff ,W K. . ,,,,, . W.-,fri I Calvage, Tony Cavello, Dan Conrad, Pepper Bartz, Gordi Overhalt, Greg Roys, Carman Robinson, Dave. Saiz, Ronald Slocum, Gary Thompson, Bob VanCamp, Larry The chorus sang the impressive songs of the Christmas season in the annual Christmas program. After practicing during the year, they gave concerts for various school assemblies and other outside organizations . Ashby, Nelda Bell, Barbara Cowell, Marjorie Cudaback, Patty Cudaback, Penny Duran, Anita Fielder, Linda Fiscus, Donna Hubert, Shelia Leyba, Ruby Martinez, Jolene Martinez, Francis May, Kay V Miles, Vicki Montoya, Diana Painter, Julie Paris, Genny Romero, Maggie Vahling, Jeanice Wagoner, Merita 59 t I f W 191 Wa 40' F' ' 4 .VF Q ' A M, ur ' in 4 Chemistgf Lab CLA SS S Each individual is carved with pewction. He is a singular being, unlike any other, Ifet he joins with them to share laughter, ideas, fiendshib ..... And he is remembered in dwrent ways ..... By a jiendhf word a certain smile, or a distinctive walk. He has his own pelings, his own beliqfs, his own perspective, He is remembered fir being himself Senior Class Ujicers jay , .,, , 5' .f ,rag S1 , fmjkuw K W X' l9re5inJenf - .ibaue laviri LCC ,9I'25LJel'1,l - wllfluni 9'v A J Secrefarg - Wichaf Uarfey jrezwurer - .grma .x4!fi5on NICKIE ANCELL F.H.A. 2,3,4, Pres. 45 French Club 2,3,4, Vice-Pres, 3: Big Sisters 45 l,R,C, 45 Calendar Girl 2. MILDRED ANDERSON ROBERT ALLEN D.E.C.A. 4. IRMA ALLISON A Orchestra 25 Band 25 Talent Troupe 2,3,4, Pres. 3,45 Big Sisters 45 Red Cross 2,3,4, Vice-Pres. 3,45 Independent 3,45 Sr. Class Treas.5 Stu- dent Council 4. PENNY ALMOND Pep Club 3. RON AANERUD N.H.S. 2,3,45 Head Boy 45 Club Roundtable 45 Student Council 4. TONY ACIERNO Bowling League 2,3.4. JERRY ALEXANDER Track 2,45 D,E.C.A. 4. DUANE ALLEN Cross Country 35 Basketball 25 Track 2. SHARRON ANDERSON Pep Club 2,3,45 G.A.A. 25 Latin Club 3,45 F,N,A, 25 Taxi- dermy Club 4. SANDRA ANDREWS MILDRED ARMSTRONG C.A.P. 2.3.45 Pep Club 25 Science Club 35 Folk Music Club 4. vm. g..,,.,, il of CHAROLETTE BAKER Pep Club 29 G,A.A. 2,3,49 Spanish Club 2. RICHARD BARKER Cross Country 39 Football 49 Basketball 2,3,49 Track 2,3,4, All-Conf. 39 Letterman's Club 2,3,4, Treas. 3. DANNY BARNETT Football 2,31 Basketball 2,3,4, All-Conf. 3, Capt. 49 Baseball 2,49 Letterman's Club 3,49 Jr. Class Pres. FRANK BABKIEWICH Hobes High School 29 Key Club 29 Tennis 2,3,4, State Tourn. 39 Basketball 2,49 Track 49 Big Bro- thers 49 Letterman's Club 4. DOROTHY BAZZELL Band 2,3,4g F.N,A, 2. JERRY BEAN Ski Club 2,3,49 Annual Staff 3, Bus. Man. 39 Inde- pendent 49 D.E.C,A, 4. DAN BEAUVIAS Joplin High 25 Football 2,42 R,O,T,C, 23 Wrestling 3,42 Rodeo Club 3,49 Letterman's Club 49 Big Brothers 4. PATRICIA BEFUS Y.F.C. 2,3. JUDY BEVER Albany High 29 G.A.A. 39 Independent 3,49 Annual 49 Pep Club 3,42 Banner Girl 4, SkiClub 3,41 Jr. Class Play. JOAN BINKLY Pep Club 2,3,49 Banner Girl 3,4, Head 49 Spanish Club 35 Annual Staff 49 Independent 49 Club Round- table 4. BETTY BEIGHTOL Pep Club 2,3,4, Vice-Pres. 49 German Club 3 4 LOREN BENNETT ,V ,. RAYMOND BODLE CHARLES BOLING Swimming 2. RICHARD BORC HE RS Cross Country 2,3,4g Wrestling 2g Swimming 3,4 Track 2,3,4g N,F,L, 2,3,4, State Chr. 3, Pres. 4 N,H.S, 2,3,4g Letterman's Club 3,43 Orch, 2 RICHARD BOROFF JUDY BRAMMIER German Club 23 Annual Staff 25 Band 3,4. SUE BRANSTETTER A Cappella Choir 2,3,4g Color Guard 3,4. PEGGY B RISNE HAN LONNIE BRUMMIT Select Choir 35 Chorus 49 Cross Country 4 Swimming 4. MICHAEL BURKE Machebeuf High 25 Evergreen High 23 Football 2,3,4 Basketball 2,3,4g Track 45 Red Cross 2. CALAE CARTER Spanish Club 2,45 Pep Club 33 Jr. Class Play N.T.L. 4. EVA BIRGEIN Art Club 2 3 4 TERRY BLEY EINBE RG Student Council 2 Y I' C 2 N H Q 'S 4 Ying,- uw if-f-Q? In . L' Q ' 19 ,- at ...... ... 66 I I K . ,df ' ' . H 115232 AE KATHY CLEMENTS Pep Club 25 N.F.L, 2,3,4g Latin Club 25 Red Cross 3gG,A.A, 4. SANDY CLORE Pep Club 25 G.A.A, 25 Major- ette 3,4, Head 45 Big Sisters 4. , ta 15 . L 1 A 2,3, Treas. .x 4 tt. f A x . . V 5 ' ll N 1 ROSE MARY COFFMAN NANCY COMINELLO Spanish Club 23 Pep Club 3. RAYMOND CHERRY Spanish Club 4. JIM CIVIS Swimming 25 Rodeo Club 4, Vice-Pres. 43 D,E,C,A, 4. JUDY CLARKE ' NANCY COCHRANE Annual Staff 2,3,4, Sports Editor 45 French Club 35 F,T,A, 3, Sec. 35 N,H,S, Club 3,45 Student Council 45 Big Sisters 45 Junior 4 Escortg Jr. Class Service Award. JACK CHALMERS Ski Club 2,3,4: Football 2,3,4, Co-capt. 4: Swimming 2,3,45 Baseball 2,3,45 Lettermarvs Club 3,4, Vice-Pres. 45 Big Brother 4. EVAN CHAMBERS Football 25 Homecoming Att. 25 Homecoming King 45 Ski Club 4. CAROL CHAPLIN F.H.A. 25 N,H.S, 3,45 PepClub 3,4, Treas. 45 Latin Club 4. GLEN CHAVEZ 3,45 Ski IMIKE CONRAD Cross Country 4. CINDY COOLEY Speech Club 25 Ski D.E.C.A. 4. DAVID COSA CHARLES CRAIG Bowling League 2, KAY CROCKER Girls' Glee 2. SANDY CRUMPTON Big Sister 4: Pep Club 2,3,4g Banner Girl 3g Pompon Girl 4: Ski Club 2,3,4, Pres. 4: F,T,A, 27 N.H.S. 3,4, Treas. 49 Annual 25 French Club 3g Thespians 3,45 Jr. Class Play. PENNY CUDABACK DAN DARR Red Cross 3,4, Pres. 4g Girls' ski Club 2,3.4: Swimming 3: Glee 4' N.H.S. 3,47 Math Club 4. A 'ess DAVE DAVIS A A me 1 A Soph. 81 Sr. Class Pres.: Jr. A Class Vice-Pres.: Student VA, Council 2,3, Treas. 3: Swim- Q . ming 2,3,4, All-Conf. 2,33 I. . ' 3- ,L -K R,c, ag ski Club 3,45 Annual i t 2.3.42 N.F.L. 2.3.4. Vice- Pres. 33 Homecoming Att. 4g- '- Y ,W State St. Cotmcll Pres. 3. !,k,1,f.f gt 1 . 4.35, MARY ANN DAVIS i Aexi , ' 5' f, . f .i f :': 1 Tas PAT CONROY N.H.S. 2 3 4 FTA 3 French Club '-l Thesplans 3 GERRY COOK Spanish Club 2 Band 2 3 Swimming 3 Track 3 Letterman's Club 4 Thunderbird 4 uw , VICKI DAVIS Ski Club 2,3,4, Treas. 43 Pep Club 2,3,4: Pompon Girl 4g Annual Staff 2,3,4g Co-editor 4: N.H.S. 2,3,4, Pres. 4: Jr. Escort: Independent 45 Club Roundtable 49 Big Sister 43 Jr. Class Service Award. CHERRI DE CASTRO Latin Club 2g Pep Club 2,33 Red Cross 23 Thespians 2,3,4g Taxidermy Club 3,4, Sec. 4g F,M.P. 4. LINDA DE VRIES G.A,A, 3: F,T,A, 3,4. MARY LEE DOLL Boulder High School 23 Pep Club 23 Student Coun- cil 2,49 N,F,L, 2,3,4g Speech Team 2,3,4g German Club 2: All-School Treas. 45 Big Sister 4: F.T,A, 45 I,R,C. 4. PAM DRAKE F.N,A. 25 F,M.P. 3: YFC 2: Thunderbird 43 Big Sisters 4. MARY DROBNITCH F,H.A, 2, Treas. 2. DENNIS DRUM Tuscon, Arizonag Audio-Visual Aide: Rawhide Staff. MIKE DUFFY DAN DURAN vii 'sl ......, 1 , . JUDY FALBO Pep Club 2,33 Pompon Girl 33 Latin Club 33 Speech Club 3. VALERIE FAIRES Pep Club 2,33 French Club 23 Ski Club 2,32 G.A.A, 2,3,43 D.E,C,A, 4, Sec. 4. .TIM FINNEY Baseball 2,3,43 Basketball 3,41 Cross Country 33 Letterman's Club 43 Big Brother 4. PAUL FIORE DONNA FISCUS BONNIE FLOYD Y,F.C. 2,3,4I Latin Club 23 F,N,A, 2. JANE FOSSETT Independent 2,33 Art Club 33 German Club 3,4, Sec.-Treas. 3. TERRY FOWLER Football 2,3,43 Wrestling 2,3, VE RONICA FRE SQUE Z Latin Club 29 F.N.A. 23 F.M.P. 33 Junior Escortg F.T.A. 3,43 Parl. 33 Club Roundtable 4. VVTT7 'Br ' is i CHARMIAN ENLOW Thespians 2,3,43 Pres. 43 Pep Club 33 Junior Class Playg French Club 43 Big Sisters 4, VIRGINIA ESCAMILLA GEORGENE ETHRIDGE Speech Club 23 N,F,L, 2,3,4, Sec. 4g G,A,A, 2,42 I,R,C, 4g Thunderbird 4, Editor 43 Big Sister 4g F.M.P. 43 Thespians 3,43 Folk Music Club 4. we. - E 35' 1' , .' -'Wk H: rl . - ':'t'i3 W' 'W ,V fl, , 7 ,. 'Wann-ar -'xi '4 9 Q10 u...,.. CINDY GOMER Pep Club 2,3,45 Banner Girl 4. RICHARD GREEN Football 2,3,45 Wrestling 2,3,4, Capt. 45 Spanish Club 25 Letterman's Club 3,45 Baseball 45 Rodeo Club 4, Pres. 45 Red Cross 45 Club Roundtable 4. JOE GREGORY JUDY GRIFFITH D.E.C.A. 4. 2 is ,t YB? mi Eff , A , CHUCK FRANK GLORIA GALLEGOS F,N.A. 2. DORIS GARCIA JOE GERTON Cross Country 3: TI'aCk 3: Wrestling 3. ALLEN GILLETTE GERALDINE GIRON Mixed Chorus 4. GEORGIA GOCHIS Adams City High 2,35 G.A.A, 25 Thespians 2,3,45 Pep Club 25 Jtmior Class Playg Spanish Club 35 N,F.L. 4, Treas. 4. CHERYL GOLDEN Pep ciub 3,4. vi! Q 'fi mist' X 1.,xf 9? RODGER HARA Soph. Class Vice-Pres.: Student Council 2,33 Red Cross 2: N.H,S. 2,3,4: N,F,L, 3,43 Jr. Class Playg Thespians 3,4. KATHY HARRIS ' BARBARA HARTLEY French Club 3,45 N,H,S. 3,49 Thes- pians 45 Thunderbird 4, RON HARTSON Band 2,3.4 DUANE HASTINGS Football 2,3,4g Math Club 2,3,4g Baseball 45 Letterman's Club 4. BONNIE HAVELIN Speech Club 25 F,L,A, 35 G,A.A. 3.4: Thespians 43 Rodeo Club 4. BONNIE HEINTZELMAN Pep Club 33 The-spians 4. KIM HENDERSON Basketball 2,3,4g Baseball 2,3,4g Cross Country 3,45 Letterman's Club 3,43 D,E,C,A, 4. JERRY GRIPPA GERALD GROSBECK Bowling League 2,35 Track 3,4g Cross Country 4 GAYLA HAAS DIANE HAGEN D.E.C.A. 4. Pep Club 2 3 4 Banner G1rl 45 N.H,S, 2,3,4g Big Sister 4 N H S 2 3 4 Big Sister 4g Homecoming Latin Club 2 Swimming 3 43 Concert Choir 33 JAMES HOFFMAN Math Club 3,4, Treas, 3,45 D,E.c,A, 4, RON HOFFMAN N.H.S. 3,43 Taxidermy Club 4. AUDREY HOLESWORTH SHARON HOOE G.A,A, 23 F,H,A, 2, Sec. 25 Speech Club 2. GARY HORTON Junior Escortg Jr. Class Playg Thespians 3,4, Hon. Thespians 3, V. Pres. 4: Ski Club 4g Annual 3,4, Bus, Man. 4g Big Brother 4g Jr. Class Service Award: Thunderbird, co-ed 4. JOHN HUGHES D.E.C.A. 4. PHYLLIS HUNT Pep Club 2,3,4g Treas. 3, Pres. 4: G.A,A, 2,3,4g German Club 3,45 Club Roundtable 4. 2- 1. ' W 25521 , 1 'figs' 1 A Q 'iff iw' 14 u MP2 ' 4 'f V1iTf,.j4eT'3iiPQ:- ff' ' -' 'iE1i'Ef 11 .ff 330, . 545,15 wr it 1 , ' lv -wg 'FN ' Wa T- ws- -. f w .- -W lg KAREN JAMES CAROL JITSUDA Head Girl 4: Club Roundtable Pres. 4, Big Sister 45 Soph. Class Sec.: Jr. Class Sec.: Student Council 2,3,4: G,A,A, 23 F,T,A, 25 A Cappella Choir 25 French Club 35 Student Coun. Sec. 3. JOHN JONES D.E.C.A. 4. RALPH JURGENS Art Club 29 Rodeo Club 4. RICK KAYSEN Wrestling 2,3,4g Baseball 2,3 45 Letterman's Club 2,3,4 Cross Country 3,45 Big Bro- ther 4. SHARON KEITHLINE Red Cross 4. DALE KENNEDY Football Mgr. 4. ig , -of 2 HF sb'-M . Ar' ,wif Track 2,33 Cross Country 2,33 Wrestling Harrisburg, Neb. 25 Camera Club 25 'Q KENT KE RWOOD RANDY KIMBEL Art Club 3,4. RODGER KISER Cross Country 4, Ns., BEVERLY LA RUSSO F.H.A, 2: Pep Club 3,4, TERRY LAUHON Junior Escortg Bowling League 3.' KAREN LAY MARY LAZAROFF Pep Club 2,33 Pompon Girl 35 Annual Staff 4. DENNIS KOPENHAFER Wrestling 2. r BUTCH KOZACEK Student Council 25 F,T,A, 23 Tennis 2,3,4: Swimming 2: Letterman's Club 4. LINDA KRZYSIAK N,F.L. 2,3,4g F,T.A. 2g Red Cross 2,3,4g German Club 3, 4: Pep Club 3,45 N.H.S, 3,49 Annual 45 Ind, 4. SUE KUKRAL G.A,A, 2,35 Pep Club 2. FRED KERST Latin Club 3,45 Annual 45 In- dependent 4. BERNICE KUSH Latin Club 2: F,T.A. 2,3,4g I.R.C. 4. SUSAN LABATE Pep Club 2,3g Thespians 2,43 Speech Club 23 French Club 29 Science Club 35 C.A.P. 3,43 Student Council 4. CAROL LARSON - French Club 2,3,4. Y '1 L LINDA LEA I N Pep Club 2,3,4g Y,F,C, 2,s,4, sec. 3, Pres. 4 ...QA Latin Club 25 F,T,A, 3g Big Sister 4. SANDY LETFEIT Y,F.c. 2,3,4, Band 2,3. RUBY LEYBA Menual High, Albuquerque, N. M. 25 School Paper, Pep Club: Music Club. CA ROL LOMBA RDI SHIRLEY LOWDER V Spanish Club 2,3,4g N.H,S, 3,43 Y,F.C. 2,3,4g ' A 4 Vice-Pres. 43 G,A.A, 3,4. . EDWINA LOWE Q Beaver Hi h, Oklahoma' Pep Clubg Homecoming 'Q g 1 ,-:- -Q : A Att.: N.H,S. : Laramie High 3, Latin Clubg Aurora - I 'ik ff ' Q-4 .. - -5 52 NW Central Jr. Escort: Latin Club. g if 'L A im? TONY LUCERO D,E,C,A. 4g Football 4. ALVIN LUNDGREN Taxidermy Club 2,3,4, Pres. 45 Cross Country 3: Wrestling 35 Track 2,39 N.H.S, 3,43 Math Club 43 Club Roiuidtable 4. HAROLD MAINARD Cross Country 2,35 Ski Club 23 Track 45 C,P,D,A, 3. DON MALAGESE LILIAN MARINI N,F.L. 3: D.E.C,A, 4. DON MARSH Thunderbird 4. AA... . 2,9-1 -v...,,u me LOUIS MICEK LYNN MELTON F.M.P. 2.3- SCOTT MESCH 'fi KAROL McKAY Pep Club 3. TOM MCWILLIAMS Art Club 2,3,4. Vice-Pres. 2, Pres. 3. M wif -X , as , . . JEAN MCGINTIE Pep Club 3. JUDI MCGINTIE Thespians 2: Pep Club 35 Sci- ence Club 3g Red Cross 43 Folk Music Club 45 Big Sister 4. LARRY MCGUIRE Swimming 25 Cross Country 3,4g Spanish Club 3,45 Letter- man's Club 4. CLARA MARTINE Z KATHY MARTINEZ Student Council 2,3,4g Red Cross 2: Pep Club 2,35 Spanish Club 25 Latin Club 35 Big Sister 45 N.F.L. 2g Thespians 2. CAROL MASDEN F.N.A. 2. KAREN MCDUFF Pep Club 2,3,4g Cheerleader 3,4, Head 45 Annual 4, Sec. 4: Independent 45 Club Round- table 4g Big Sister 4g Home- coming Queen 4. asa-K S F ROBERT MODERHAK 14 ir , Ll' by fybh, x V, f N IV ,fl li I ' , L11 L '- ,. ,ll If' ,C 1 CARMEN MONTOYA French Club 3,4. ROBERT MOORE Latin Club 25 Bowling League 2,3. GARY MOORE Wrestling 2,3,4g Art Club 3,43 Letterman's Club 4 MARY MORTON G,A,A, 2,3,4, Treas, 3,43 Big Sister 4. MIKE MOUL GENE NEILSON Swimming 2,3,4, Co-Capt. 43 Football 3,45 Track 3,4. DENIS NELSON Cross Country 2,3,4g Baseball 3,43 Letterman's Club 3,43 Junior Class Playg Ski Club 4, Pres. 4. SUSAN NEWMAN F.T,A, 2,3,4g Red Cross 3: FrenchC1ub3g Thunder- bird 4, DONNA NICHOLAS C.A.P. 3,45 N,F,L, 43 Rodeo Club 4. JOHN MENDENHALI Tennis 2 Baseball 23 4 Cross Country 34 !,Lf J 4 DANA MINK Thespians 4 Art Club 3 Junior Class Play Thomas Jefferson High 2,33 Swimming 3 4 Boys' Glee Club 3: Concert Choir 33 A Cappella Choir 4, Vice-Pres. 45 Baseball 4L V X X A wx , W M y , t . 1 D Pep Club 2,3,4, Vice-President 33 Banner Girl 45 f i, , SHARON ORR F,L.A, 2,3, Sec. 3. 12 5 'vw DAN OSBORNE Basketball 2,3,45 Cross Country 35 Baseball 2,3,45 Letterman's Club 3,45 Big Brother 4. -kg JANIE OSBORNE SHARON OSBORNE Merino High 2,3. V 5 ,Q--H-Ive AGN DON PAINTER JOYCE PALMER Bowling League 2,3. LOUIS PAPPAS Football 3,45 Swimming 25 Wrestling 3,45 Track 2,35 Let- terman's Club 3,45 Spanish Club 3,45 Big Brother 4. RON PARSONS JUANITA PARTRIDGE Girls' Glee Club 25 Y,F,C, 2,3,45 Spanish Club 2. PATRICIA PATTON G.A.A. 2,3,45 Junior Escortg Annual Staff 45 Independent 4. GENE PERNA Math Club 25 Cross Country 2,35 Track 3,4, JOHN PERSICHITTI Red Cross 25 Math Club 3,4, Vice-Pres. 3,45 Basketball 3, 45 N.M.S. 3,45 Science Club 4. -.of DENNIS PETE RSON Baseball 2. VIRGINIA PHILLBROOK W Art Club 2,3,45 Y,F.C, 2,35 Latin Club 35 Taxidermy Club 4: F.M.P. 4. JANE PICKETT F.N.A. 25 F,T.A. 3,4, Vice- Pres. 45 G.A.A. 45 I.R.C, 4, DIANNE PITT Pep Club 2,35 Pompon Girl 35 N,H,S, 3,4, Sec. 4. BONNIE POLNIAK F,N.A, 25 Spanish Club 2,45 I,R,C. 45 N.F.L. 49 G.A.A. 4. DIANNA PRATT Pep Club 25 Ski Club 2,4. RON PRESTON Wheatridge High 25 Track 2,3. .PEGGY RANUM G,A,A. 2,3,4, Sec. 35 F,T,A, 2,3,4, V.-Pres. 3, Pres. 45 N.F.L. 2,3,4, Sec. 35 Pep Club 2,3,45 Jr. Class Treas. 35 Sr. Class Vice-Pres.5 Stu- dent Council 3,45 German Club 3,4, V.-Pres. 35 Red Cross 35 I.R,C, 3,45 Big Sister 4- Girls' Stateg Masonic Award 3. LARRY RASK Tennis 3,4. 4-Ab RON RASMUSSEN 1. Qs S .f 4. 1 .K ' S, ' X. a .,. A1- Y D ENNIS RA WSON STEVE RA Z E NBURGE R Swimming 2,3,4, Capt. 45 Football 35 Taxidermy Club 3,4, Vice-Pres, 45 Cross Country 4, nv' PAT REA D.E.C.A. 43 F.H.A. 4. MARILYN REHFIELD Pep Club 2,3,4: Pompon Girl 4 HAROLD RE MON Swimming 2,3,4g Cross Coun- try 3,4g Spanish Club 3. SUSAN RICE G.A.A. 3,4, Vice-Pres. 4. DAVID ROBINSON Football 2g Basketball 3,4 Cross Country 45 Baseball 4 HARRY ROCKWELL Football 2,3,4. JONATHAN ROSS DAVID RUBLE Art Club 2,3,4, Pres, 4g Y,F C. 4. DANIEL SKEWIS FRIEDA SIMMONS KEN SINNER JUANITA SLADE C,A,P. 2,3,4: F.T,A, 2: Latin Club 23 Annual 25 Red Cross 3,4, Sec. 4: Art Club 3,45 Talent Troupe 3g Independent 3.4, Editor 4: Big Sister 4: G.A,A, 43 Quill 8: Scroll 4. JIM SLOCUM CAROL SLUSHER Colo. State H.S. Rodeo 3,43 Rodeo Club 4. DARRYL SMITH Santa Monica High School, Santa Monica, Calif. LINDA SMITH ! L'7 PEGGY SCHULTZ Spanish Club 2,3,4g G.A A 3 4 N F L 3 4 MA RSHA SC HWIND Pep Club 2,3,4g Spanish Club 23 4 Treas 4 G.A,A. 3,4: N,H.S. 3,4 SANDY SCOTT German Club 4. CANDY SERRATORE French Club 2: G.A D.E.C.A. 4. we 33335 -- .-ff' ww' 'Q-.,,,, Neal B2 SUE STRAUGHAIR HENRY STRE ZABALA Mixed Chorus. RODNEY STUBBS SALLY STANLEY G,A,A, 2,3,43 Ban Taxidermy Club 4. TERRY STARBUCK D,E,C,A, 4, Pres. 4. LARRY STEFFAN Science Club 3,4g V 43 Band 2,3,4. TOM STERTZ Baseball Mgr. 2: Swimming 33 Football 45 Letterman's Club 4. JUNE STRATTON Latin Club 2g Pep Club 2,3,4g Pompon Girl 43 N.H.S, 2,3,4g Red Cross 3,45 Y.F.C. 3.4: Spanish Club 3. d 2,3,4 lee Pres. RON SMOT HE RMAN LARRY SOUTHWICK Baseball 2,3,4g Spanish Club 2: Cross Country 3,4g Letter- man's Club 3,4. GERI STANGE FRANCINE STANIEWSKI F.T.A. 2,3, Parl. 3: Pep Club 2,3,4, Sec. 43 Banner Girl 35 F.N.A. 25 Spanish Club 25 Thespians 29 Annual 2,3,4g Jr, Ed. 3, Ed. 45 N.H.S. 3,45 Jr. Escort: Jr, Class Playg Ski Club 4, Sec. 4: Ind. 45 Big Sister 4. Football 2,3,4g Math Club 2,3,4, Pres. 3,45 N.H.S. 3,45 Club Roundtable 3,4. 'Muff ?' KAT HY SWE ENY Cathedral High 23 Latin Club 2 Red Cross 2 Pep Club 23 Thespians 3,4 Sec Treas 4 French Club 3: Taxidermy Club 3 Jr Class Play N F L 42 F.T.A. 4. GARY TAUCER DARYL TENNAL Baseball 2. DIANNE TRAPP East High 25 Foreign Language Club 2 G1rls'R1fle Club 23 German Club 4, NITA TRAPP Girls' Glee 2, DAN TRUJILLO D.E.C.A. 4. HELEN TRUJILLO Ft. Lupton High 29 Rep Talent Troupe 3. PHILLIP TRUJILLO DOROTHY URBAN .,,-ff If ,wx-35, K f'?':'gw A f J Y, if- 7 L,L' A ' ff ,K',, A L 2 7 ,, L . fx., :',!r:'i7S?' . 'i iQ3 'k7 5. H 245 ifzsfgetq. - fl: gmiwzfa 5. A gg A .,'::f.:1' -WQfA'f4mfww Q 1, at .. BARBARA VAN CAMP Club 4. .-1 KEN VAN CLEAVE Basketball 25 Cross Country 2,35 NHS 234 Vice-Pres. 45 Student Council 3. ROBERT VAN KIRK GAIL VAN SCOY Pep Club 2,3,45 Cheerleader 45 Latin Club 2 Annual Staff 25 F,N.A. 25 Big Sister 4 MICHAL VARLEY Student Council 2,45 Ski Club 45 Latin Club 2 Sr. Class Sec.: Big Sister 4, JOHN-VEST JOAN VON EHRENKROOK Y,F,c, 2,3,45 Majorette 3. JOHN WAITE JON WALKER Club 45 Letterman's Club 4. CAROL WARD Pep Club 2,3, Sec. 35 All-School Secretary 45 Student Council 45 German Club 3,43 F.T.A. 3,45 N,H,S. 3,45 I,R,C, 2,45 Ski Club 45 Big Sister 45 Folk Music Club 45 Thespians 25 Taxidermy Club 45 Jr. Class Service Award5 Student Council Merit Award. HAROLD WARD 5 5 EDDIE WARGIN Latin Club 25 D,E,c,A, 4, 5 - 5 lesl I it df? . 'iii B4 if ..'l A S Mixed Chorus 25 Y,F,C, 3,45 N,H,S 3 4 French Track 2,3,45 Football 3,45 Basketball 3 4 Rodeo ALAN WHITMAN JACK WHITMER Wrestling 2,3,4, All-Conf. 29 Football 2,3,4, All- Conf. 3,4, All-Metro 43 Track 2,3,4, All-Conf. 3: Letterman's Club 3,4, Pres. 4: Ski Club 2,3,4, Pres. 3: Club Roundtable 4. CHERBENE WILLIAMS French Club 2,35 Jr. Class Playg Christmas Ball Att. 3: Thespians 3,4 DENNIS WILLIAMS Swimming 2,3,4g Baseball 29 Cross Country 4g Track 3,45 Ski Club 4g Rodeo Club 45 Letterrnan's Club 4. LESLIE WILLIAMS Sandia High 2,39 Pep Club 2,3,4: German Club 25 G.A.A, 2: Girls' Chorus 2: Annual 43 Ski Club 43 Independent 4. SUE WILSON JOE WRIGHT 'V .si 5 CAROL WAWOK Mastbaum Tech High 29 Washington High 3: D.E, C,A, 4, Treas. 4. SHIRLEY WEYAND Pep Club 2,35 Pompon Girl 35 F,N.A, 23 Ski Club 3: Annual 4g Independent 4. PAT WARING CHARLOTTE WATERMAN Frankfurt American High 2 3 Annual Staff 2 Glee Club 2 Soph Class Sec All School Play 3 German Club 4 BARBARA WATSON Spanish Club 2 Pep Club 3 LINDA WILLIAMS NANCY WOOD JEANIE WILSON Pep Club 2,3,45 Pompon Girl 35 Cheerleader 4g Ski Club 2,45 Big Sister 4. Eden - Farson High 2,35 Annual Staff 2,35 Pep Club 2,35 Soph. Class Sec.5 Jr. Class Vice-Pres.: Latin Club 45 Thunderbird 4. F,T.A, 25 G.A.A, 25 Independent 3,45 Annual 45 Y.F.C, 25 Red Cross 4. JUDY WIRHGT D.E.C.A. 4. VICKIE WYATT 3,45 Ski Club 3. KATHY WYSCAVER PAT ZAMORA Wrestling 2,3,4. KAREN ZOCHOLL Pep Club 2,3,45 Pompon Girl 3, Head 35 Cheer- leader 45 Ski Club 2,35 Annual Staff 2,45 Soph. Homecoming Att. 2: Jr. Homecoming Att. 35 Calendar Girl 25 Fashion Show 35 Jr. Class Playg Big Sister 45 Independent 45 Christmas Ball Queen 4. G,A,A. 2,3,4, Pres. 45 Pep Club 2,3,45 Latin Club We the class of 64 would like to take this opportunity to thank our sponsors for their hard work and devotion in making our class one of the finest to graduate from Westminster. MrS.'Jennie Liming Mrs. Elsie Addis Mrs, Madge Grove Mr. Jerry Blanks Miss Martha Whitehead Mr. Arthur Kaleher Miss Wanda Summral Mr. Vic Lotrich Mr. Larry Malsam Mr, William Tulley Mr. James Bone Uutstandzhg Seniors R DAVIS DAV Q- W , if vi - 3 i DAN DURAN Y.. 54 LINDA KRZYSIAK CAROL JITSUDA A , ,Q 1 RICHARD GREEN KAREN MCDUFF H- i 'W , 'I , 1 ! Mu l 'fl vL,,, if' 41, I .A,cC41fV,Q GARY HORTON JCWOWJ 5 I gf . i JOHN PERSIC HITTI PEGGY RANUM FRANCINE STANIEWSKI i JUNE STRATTON KEN RUTT 1- 55 V W, ' S JACK WHITMER in KEN VAN CLEAVE RED WALKER 'H' NOT PICTURED: CAROL WARD The twenty students pictured on the previous pages have been selected as the most outstanding seniors by selected members of the faculty who have come in contact with the majority of seniors and whom we feel know them best. The selection of each senior was based on the student's interest in the school, personality, activities, promise, and scho- lastic ability. QAM W PRESIDENT . . ....... . . DANYOUNG VICE PRESIDENT . . . JUDYBRINKERHOFF SECRETARY . .... . . . . PEGGYBROWN ik, ff E5 PURCHASING AGENT ....... DAVE RAINS 92 TREASURER . ....... 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' , v ., - -,H 1 Larry Van Camp Bob Vest Dave Vila Cathy Villano Merrita Wagnor Elli Walker Steve Walker Mike Wall Phillip Wamble if l l WAndria Greg Susan June Ward Waterman Waters Webster Jesse Mike Chuck Carol W Wehde Weingarten Wheatly Wheelock lAnn Jerry Chuck Frank N Williams Williams Wilson Wilson W ' ww My K , 2 zn. - Ai A ,Q ig, V wif ii C QC 45... K fl C p - A I ,.,. , -I C -if C Don Larry if W 5 f l ' Winkler wouord C ' ' C f 5' Ray Diann J' - C aj W W01'1ey Yurko C C s WC i i g gy,KC , K Vin V., V C5 Q In . ,S X 5 Q C '-Q C ., ,' C lst V' 2 'ga s I K .IV QC? tx VV 5 M -C l C ff f M , C y Cr., f-W C -- '-' e - C, C. 4 L .C 3 ui Quinlan fm ual C Be true to your school. David Wolfskill Linda Z amora W v 9 Jim Wong 113 P r :Nu .. , ,, Czgqiz. ,five -,.wQ.1lQ-, f Iv T, V, f ,. L 5 .QsJ:,.AL1.vf.i.,a'x--Vl ' K' ' ' '1' iff 852252 POR TS The eramp in a swimmer's leg ..... The sweat on a runner's brow ..... The bruises, aches, and disappointments .... The pride in the knowledge of a job well done ..... The glogz that is mSlmZ.HSf67. Through all our wins and losses ..... Through our many cheers and tears ..... Through our moments dexcitement and anxieties Iflhjrught, and won, and lost as one ..... Taking with us always The glogi that is Ifiwstminster. Karen McDuff--most energetic cheerleader. Cheerleaders Sportsmanship has been a big aim of Westminster High this year and the Cheerleaders have helped boost up the spirit of the student body and fans who have attended sports events. Pep and vitality typifies these five girls who spur our teams on to greater effort. Gail VanScoy--most he ro e s' cheer leader. Karen Z0cho11-..m0st fr i emily cheer- Linda Williams--most quiet cheerleader. leader. Karen Koontz--most graceful cheerleader. Gail VanScoy, Karen Zocholl, Karen MeDuff, Linda Williams, Karen Koontz. ' S Warrz'or5 Have A Rough Season The Westminster football squad was hit hard by graduation last year. With only four returning Letter- men, the Varsity squad faced the difficult task of meeting improved and experienced foes during the season. The hi-light of the season was Westminsters Homecoming, when the Warriors faced.the riveled Ranum Raiders. Every Warrior put forth his maximum effort to defeat the Raiders, and were leading 7-0 at the half. However, the Raiders came back in the second' half and scored twice, defeating the, Warriors 14- 7. The Warriors claimed two victories over non-league foes. Early in the season the Warriors defeated Arvada West 7-0. Later the Warriors tromped the Sheridan Union Rams with a record score of 40-7. The Warriors will not be remembered for their victories, but even though the odds were against them they never gave up. . Q w-'-' 1 , , q w- Warrior picks up loose ball in Homecoming game. Soasonjs Scores Golden Westy Arvada West Westy Alameda Westy Big Warrior, Jack Whitmer, kicks off to the Thornton Westy Arvada West Wildcats after the warriors made Litt1etOl'1 WeSty the only score of the game. Ranum Westy Adams City Westy Sheridan U. Westy Manual Westy Cherry Creek Westy 117 .. 1 E 'N if ' .-'v 'x W v my 9, 5 JACK WHITMER JOHN WALKER JACK CHALMERS RICH GREEN Tackle Quarterback End Guard 1st team all conference 2nd team all conference 2nd team all conference All conference Hon lst team all Metropolitan M9I'lfi0Y1 CNews1 Senior Varsigfy s. A. ROD STUBBS Center All conference Hon Mention in 5- ' X ,f Y 'V r GENE NEILSON DANNY OSBORNE TOM STERTZ RICH BARKER Halfbailk Quarterback Tackle Halfbfwk 118 - Senior VGTSZYQZ GARY HENRY xx .. W , It ,A V , ,, DUANE HASTINGS if 'S I 9 5, - Z PL N... 7 5 .5 if 'ff55iifffli:::iiv ia- MX 'I' .at , L., Nw' fa xx ,T 4 JOHN HE RRON fav EW 4 '-lm, BOB SUMME RS ,-A QQ sf' Mix .. .5 ,,SL,,. MMS ,K I LOUIS PAPPAS v, -li Q 3 X , f 'M 5 Q-IQ 'ff if IEA? C. MIKE BURKE HARRY ROCKWELL KEN RUTT gxmik QQ ' I E DAN BEAUVAIS 119 Warrz'of V2zfsz'Qf I U , ,, 1 F: ' 11: 1 1 'Q K' V! 5 U Y 1 5 I : F 1 I I FIRST ROW: Coach Bcrninzoni, Arter, McCleland, Walker, Herron, Coach Nuttal. SECOND ROW: Chalmers, Whitmer, Green, Stubbs, Camblin, Beauvias, Rutt. THIRD ROW: Nash, Olivarez, Crummett, Pappas, Haxton, Bigham, Burke. FOURTH ROW: Pacello, Rockwell, Borcers, Ferris, Weingz1rten,Weingardt, Steele. FIFTH ROW Chavez, Osborne, Neilson, Hastings, Stertz, Laman, Barker. SIXTH ROW: Henry, Cordillo, Summers Graves, Russell. utstandzng zmzor and Sophomore Players W531l' '20 lieu s :sa 72 , Ron Arter Bob Bigham Steve Crummett TOIH CIIHVSZ La1'TY Ferris Bob Mccleland Football TOP ROW: D, McCarty, R. Wilson, R, Heald, E, Lowe, M. Gerton, R. Poland, J, Montoya, D. Wolfskill, P, Ament, P. Hernandez. SECOND ROW: B. Rossman, R, Rotella, G, Bartz, S, Snyder, S, Shepard, J, Thorpe, B, Hill. NOT PICTURED: A, Haxton, D, Graves, L, Weingardt, R. Olivarez, L, Cordillo, J, Laman, T. Chavez, J. Pacello, G, Steele P. Russell, G, Borchers, M, Weigarten, B, McCleland, L, Ferris. ' unior Vizrsizyf The junior varsity coached by Coach Kahler and Coach Blanks finished the season with one win and three losses. Leading the offensive team was Junior Jerry Laman at quarterback. Aiding in the back- field were Pat Russell, Daryle McCarty, Leon Cordillo, and Dave Graves. The offensive line was made up of Don Wendler, Bill Rossman, Gordon Bartz, Steve Snyder, Mike Weingarten, George Borchers and Gary Graves. These boys also made up the defensive team. A second offensive team in the junior varsity was made up of Gary Steele, Jim Thorpe, Steve Shepard, Rod Poland, Mike Gerton, Ron Heald, Bob Hill, Jerry Strickland, Ed Lowe, Paul Ament, and Russ Wilson. 121 I an 1 l . ff'?1j3 1 y , S.. in 1 1 .5 ,gpyr H' kt f r Y lg mir ,fsfif A Avi. E Wang' ' ' ,,,f,,..,f FRANK BABKIEWICH FIRST ROW: Left to Right, John Cronk, Ken Sasano, Dave Vila, Larry Rask, Butch Kocacek, Frank Babiewich. SECOND ROW: Dan Blied, John Gulbranson, Bill Mitchell, Chuck Wheatley. LARRY RASK ,' ' .M:M,Qg C if 'V . if. , QM? : if ii f , , Q f QMS Q Q n RR V? 1 , , .. 5, V? - ii. is ' , JM, A W 1 ,fy ,,-ff' f we ' LUi,,. ' rw' .Q ' 3 5 ' K ': ,, Q, 3 sf . I , I 6727228 Westy's netmen had a fairly successful season O this year, winning several of the league matches. im - t g The team is coached by Mr. Gilbert. 5: N Y The team's first man was Frank Babkiewich. In S f ,Q O a tournament, the boys won over Jefferson High i ..- y School and suffered defeat from Golden's Demons. Vevu Q Westy's record in tennis was: won two over zzgg Adam's City, lost two to Ranum, tied one and lost one E , to both Littleton and Cherry Creek high schools. 'gg BUTCH KOZACEK, V .. - 3 ' -M W , ,.V. if -:jg '-,o yoyl A .,.,. ,I ., ,, . 5 I - ,.' Lf LZ . JOHN CRONK l KEN SASANO Ap EAN BLIED K X A M Q ' if W Lu-u gffsnwsfltrfflygs hilyytl, ytln N 5 '77' ' 51 T F 3, 1 ev. 1' Q . B i ,:f'sf43' I .. 1 - ..,. , 1 .. -222 in ,m--Au ,., '-:,:,,4,gg3,,,3. - I , 5: 1,., , 3 S' C, as X , S , L53 Q tt I .ggi R Y SL Q X ,G wi .5 E 9 JW Q S , R i 2' y t K' i Q , Q A , , Q 5 Mg N , Z f L N -3- c 3 all f f H M ' 4 2 Q x tj , E , , -r z DENIS NELSON DAN DURAN Cross- ountgf mi 'f RICK KAYSEN RICH BORCHERS Westy's Cross Country team had one of the most successful seasons in its history this year. The old school record for the mile and a half of 7:29 was broken by both Dan Duran and Rick Kaysen at the league conference meet at Cherry Creek. Dan Duran now holds the school record at 7:07. Duran is the only harrier to take state for Cross Country in the schoo1's history. LONNIE BRUMMITT TOP ROW: Left to Right, Denis Nelson, Rick Kaysen. FOURTH ROW: Jake Martinez, Kieth Giron, Dan Duran, Rich B o r c h e r s, Lonnie Brummitt. THIRD ROW: A1 Lobato, Tom DuHamel, Bob Cook, Gary Finch, Mike Conrad, Dennis Carlson. SECOND ROW: Dennis Williams, Harold Remon, Mike Beesley, Mike Hermann, Paul Hinkebein, Rodger Kiser. FIRST ROW: Coach Hustad, Gerald Grosebeck, Steve Ranzenberger, John Mendenhall, Dave Robinson, Larry McGuire, Larry Southwick, Mike Newton. 123 ompom Girls Qian? Lindgfafv ViCki Gunn- Judy June Stratton, Connie Tyus, Paula Sabin, Head. Marilyn Reifield, Karen Winters unmng am' Sandy Crumpton. 124 Westy's twelve pompon girls keep fans at football and basketball games entertained while the players are taking a halftime rest. They have worked throughout the year on many routines which were performed at games and pep rallies during the year. Led by Paula Sabin, head pompon, the girls have added a great deal to the spirit of the student body. Vicki Davis, Nancy DeCresentis Carol Snortland. Seasonjs Scores Westminster Westminster Westminster Westminster Westminster Westminster Westminster Westminster Westminster Westminster Westminster Westminster Westminster Westminster ak indicates league games. Basketball Alamedia 53 Wheatridge 55 Manual 7 8 South 82 Arvada 56 Thomas Jefferson 64 'k Littleton 75 it Ranum 62 'lt Cherry Creek 55 Denver Christian 72 if Adams City 65 X Littleton 58 it Ranum 63 4'Cherry Creek 51 Dan Osborn, Westy's high scoring Senior, racks up two more points. Ken Rutt, Senior forward takes over guarding duties in Warriors, Dave Robinson and Tom Chavez, wait Westy s tense second encounter with Littleton. for a rebound. 125 A M351 d d 1 Dan Osborn Bob Cook Rich Barker Forward Center Guard Kim Henderson Dan Barnett Steve Barnett Guard Forward Forward K fm? Ig--S 1 , M, V, lv vm: sw4lQz's-usisrde' 'vile W L-ffm., -H3594 ..e:'Q5s'5ik in gki9a J v -1 li Red Walker Tom Chavez Jerry Laman Guard Guard Forward Vlfkslfminster Vhrszfy 'YZF' fiil' '797' U7lfl2'W K ' Y W- 127 128 Wvawior V2zr5z'Q2 BACK ROW: Coach Hustad, K, Rutt, D. Barnett, D. H9I1d6I'S0I1, J. G111bI'aI1SOI1, Mgr. FRONT ROW! M. Robinson, B. Cook, S. Barnett, D. Osborn, K. Newton, J. Walker, R. Barker, J. Laman, T. Chavez. The 1964 basketball season had its ups and downs for the Westy cagers. Losing the first seven non-league games, the Warriors came into league competition with dim hopes of gaining anything but a cellar position. The Warriors dropped their first league game to the Littleton Lions by a score of 49-75. The next game was with rivaled Ranum. The Warriors were ready and walloped the Raiders 75-62. The surprise of the season was the Warrior victory over the Cherry Creek Bruins 70-55. The Warrior's encountered with the Denver Christian Crusaders gave the team its highest scoring game in Westminster history, S5-72. The first round of league play closed with the Warriors easily defeating the Adams City Eagles 82-65. In the second encounter of Westy and Littleton, the Warriors gave the Lions a real fight and lost only in the last minute on free throws 54-58, The Warriors still had hopes for the number one position after defeating Rantun for the second time 73-67. These hopes faded though when the Warriors dropped their second Cherry Creek encounter, 50-51, in overtime play. Coach Hustad had a variety of players this year with representation from all classes, Soph- omores Steve Barnett and Tom Chavez provided the team with both speed and accuracy. Juniors Bob Cook, Mike Newton, and Jerry Lamanprovided all the skill needed for a top notch team. Seniors Ken Rutt, Dan Barnett, Dave Robinson, Dan Osborn, Kim Henderson, Red Walker, and Rich Barker completed the Warrior team by skill, speed, and that extra spark of Warrior spirit needed to win. This year's Warrior team was by far one of the best in Westy's history and the five returning lettermen next year will provide the Warriors with a great team to start out in the new Skyline league. unior VZZTSZQJ BACK ROW: Left to Right, Coach Lotrich, M. Newton, D. Blied, D, Wendler, M,Bi1lick. KNEELING: J. Moritzky, L. Cordillo, Sophomore Team BACK ROW: Coach Williams, B, Higley, D, Karsten, ROW: D. Gilette, M. Rackowitch, P. Russell, R. D. Rodgers, G, Steele, G. Clark, M. Larid. SECOND Feori, J. Oliverez, F. Mareni, Manager M. Miliken. 129 Keith Giron 95 lbs. Al Lobato 103 lbs. W5'esl!z'ng '63-'64 Out of the fifteen wrestling matches this season, Westy won twelve, losing only to Englewood and Adams City tying Littleton. At the Brighton Invitational Tournament in December, Westy took fourth, Westminster had four grapplers to qualify for the state tournament at Englewood. At the tourney, Westy placed thirteenth out of fifty-five teams with ten points. At the Junior Varsity Invitational Tour- nament, at Westy, the B squad placed third. 130 Dan Duran - co-captain 112 lbs. F Rick Kaysen 120 lbs. Jake Martinez 127 lbs. Paul Hernandez 127 lbs. Gary Moore 133 lbs. State semi-finalist 131 Louis Pappas 138 lbs. John Cronk 165 lbs. Rich Green 145 lbs. Ron Heald 165 lbs. Gary Henry 154 lbs. 4' ,..gg:3L7Ti 1151m UNIOR VARSITY LEFT TO RIGHT: Steve Baier, Dennis Tom Hill. SECOND ROW: Joe Montoya, George Borchers, Dale 'urner, Mike Paulson, Ron Strickland, Bob Schofield,Ron Ochsner, Camblin, Roy Brigham, Bob Rotella, Jim Thorpe, Frank Gaston. Jack Whitrner Heavyweight Pat Zamora 180 lbs. 133 Swz'mmz'ng Gene Neilson 100 yd, Breaststroke Dave Davis XX f If X, Steve Ranzenberger 400 yd. free style Bob Moderhak Individual Medley Lonnie Brunimitt 134 100 yd, Backstroke 100 yd. Butterfly Swz'mmz'ng Steve Snyder 200 yd, free style Joe Cipri Diving Tim Riddle 50 yd. free style Joe Chaney 100 yd. free style Co-captains Gene Neilson and Steve Ranzenberger 136 Swimming BACK ROW: Coach Kahler, D. Davis, H. Remon, D. Williams, Mgr. J. Keane. FRONT ROW: T. Riddle, J. Charey, C. Hipkms S. Snyder, M. Beasley, D. Armstrong, G. Neilson, D. Riddle, W. Nealley, L. Brummit, O. Shaffer, J. Johnson, R. Paris J D. Peir, B. Moderhak, J. Cook, R. Borchers, Gary Horton, Cipri,S. Ranzenberger. kk Look, this isgy poolg you playgiy rules II! The 1964 swimming team finished the season with four wins-and nine losses. The victories were over Thomas Jefferson, Ranum, Eaton, and Englewood. During the season five school records were broken. These were in the Back stroke l:08.2 by Dave Davis, the Breast stroke 1:19,7 by Gene Neilson, the 200 yd. free style 2:22,0 by Richard Paris, the free style Relay with Joe Chaney, Richard Paris, Steve Ranzenberger, and Joe Cipri, and the 400 yd. free style 5:30.0 byRichard Paris. Cindy Gomer Marilyn Hillebrand Joan Binkly, Head This year, due to conflicting basketball and wrestling sched- ules, the banner girls doubled as B squad cheerleaders. Their duties consist of cheering at all B squad games and matches and carrying the Westminster Warriors banner to all athletic events. Gloria Cipri Judy Bever ili- 0 'H F' gf, .-, Aix: if 'f X' ' . H . '1 ,C is ' v 44, i M s...' ,y4f-k H, S. Q VW fhwi A fir Y qi' wmqliea , -9. , ,M we up 1 ,-fiifllfe ' A f4..f!,4iwF5g,? 5,,,r' .X 'Y K... Film W A L gwW,,,hyv - we A v..gy'hf-ajlf a ff 4, I' ' ga f-,f Q I JS, ki lr' 2 . Darryl Organ Hurdles 100 yd. dash school record 220 yd. dash tied school record Conference Champion , ix 3 Q1 3 Q if John Walker George Straface 'Rick Robinson Darwin Beckle Bob Carroll Dale Bryant' Jeff Rodkey Darryl Organ Richard Borchers Harry Rockwell Rich Locke Dan Dilner Jim Gerton Gerry Grosebeck Les Schindler Ken Snyder Jack Whitmer Ray Bundy Dan Duran Del Brown Sam Nash Ken Sinner Mike Herman Dennis Laurita Eugene Deedon Ken Rutt Dan Zimmerman Jake Martinez John Herron Dee Hamel Gene Neilson Mike Beasley Al Lobato Gary Grauberger Rick Robinson Ray Bundy High jump Conference Champion Pole vault, broad jump and high jump. Conference Champion Richard Barker, Rick Robinson, Jack Whitmer Ray Bundy Darryl Organ. Conference Champions Track-1963 Jack Whitmer Shot-put gl discus Shot- school record 51' 3 1f2 Discus- school record 142' 4 3f4' Conference Champion Track-1963 Blix.. Relay team: Charles Tuerk, Jeff Rodkey, Richard Barker, Gary Grauberger. Jeff Rodkey 100 yd. dash school record 220 yd. dash tied school record 'L Gary Grauberger 440 yd. relay 880 yd. relay New school record Richard Barker Broad jump Conference Champion School record 21' 8 1f4 The 1963 track team ended the season with an 8-0 record and five conference champs. They are Rich Barker, Ray Bundy, Daryl Organ, Rick Robinson, and Jack Whitmer, During the season seven school records were either broken or tied. Jack Whitmer set school records in the shot and discus. Richard Barker set a new record in the broad jump. Jeff Rodkey tied the school record in the 220 yd. dash and broke the stand- ing record for the 100 yd. dash. Gary Grauberger, Charles Tuerk, Richard Barker, and JeffRodkey, mem- bers of the group relay, set records in the 440 yd. re- lay, and the 880 yd. relay. Coach Weinell stated that the 1963 track was one of the most successful in Westminster's history. 139 Chuck Lindall Center field 2nd team all-conference C o -c apt ain Dick Hanson Left field Baseball-1963 Mike Newton Pitcher Members Chalmers, Jack Ditola, George Eakle, Jim Finney, Jim Hanson, Dick Henderson, Kim Iacovetta, Alex Kennedy, Gale Laman, Jerry Lindall, Chuck Mastriona, Greg Nelson, Denis Newton, Mike Osborn, Danny Southwick, Larry Zimmerman, Larry De Rosier, Larry fManagerj .,.... l Greg Mastriona Third Base Jim Finney First base --- Larry Southwick Catcher Baseball-1963 Danny Osborn Short stop 2nd team all-conference The Westminster varsity baseball team finished the 1963 season with wins and losses. Co-captain and pitcher Gale Kennedy were named to the All-conference first team for the second time in two years. Short stop Danny Osborn and center fielder Chuck Lindall were named to the All-conference s e c o n d t e a m. Re- ceiving h o n o r a ble mention were second baseman Kim Henderson and right fielder Alex Lacovetta. One highlight of the season was when the two pitchers Gale Kennedy and Mike Newton pitched a perfect game. This year the Warriors have eight returning lettermen and are looking forward to a winning season. Kim Henderson Second base all-conference honorable mention 141 Coach Debell Wrestling Football Coach Blanks Football Warrz'0r Coaches QUV5 jawn'- ...rf Coach Hustad Coach Kahler Coach B6I'1'1il'lZ0I11 Basketball Swimming Baseball Cross Country Football Coach Bone Coach Gilbert Wrestling Tennis C oach Nuttall Football 142 Coach Weinell Track C o ach Lotrich Basketball W qi' Coach Williams Basketball M ajorettes During football season in the fall Westys Majorettes march ahead of the Warrior band twirling their batons in time with the beat of the drums. Winter brings basketball and during the half times the girls entertain fans with a display of intricate routines. The Warrior Majorettes for this year are Head Sandy Clore, Jolene Fredricey, and Judy Rossberg. Judy Rossberg Sandy Clore Jolene Fredricey 1 144 , ,W m,.,v ,, L I Sharon Anderson Lyn Armstrong Linda Aschtgen Barbara Bacon Betty Beightol Joan Binkly Judy Brinkerhoff Peggy Brown Norma Burchard Arlene Camblin Gail Carter Sandy Carter Carol Chaplin Gloria Cipri Vicki Davis Nancy DeCrescentis Sandy Dennis Kathy De Poyster Kathy Dodare Sharon Ebbs Jeannie Eberl Sandy Fleischaker Rhonda Forbes Rita Forbes Judy Fredricy Kathy Fritz Linda Fiscus Kathy Fischer Nancy Gallets Pei? Club Members Sue Garmen Cheryl Golden Cindy Gomer Vicki Gunn Linda Hagberg Judy Hall Nancy Hanson Jan Harrison Diane Hill Marilyn Hillebrand Laura Horiston Cindy Howett Phyllis Hunt Mary Iacovetta Norma Jones Karen Koontz Jamie Krebs Linda Kraysiak Linda Kukral Diane Landgraff Bev LaRusso Linda Lea Mary Ellen Leiker Judy Martinez Lorie Martinez Karen McDuff Kathy McGinn Donna Melille Laurinda Miller Pat Mills Vicki Moore Joyce McCleland Mary Morton Bev Miura Bonnie Newman Judy Novac Sally Pacheco Jackie Payne Gwen Phelps Vicki Plemmons Brenda Proud Leslie Raley Peggy Ranum Marlene Reckling Pam Reed Marilyn Rehfield Claudia Roberts Barbara Rosberg Judy Rosberg Joyce Rouse Sharon Rundle Faye Runger Paula Sabin Marsha Schwind June Stratton Francine Staniewski Sandy Steinmiller Carol Snortland Jan Stoner Laura Suazo Merilee Sumida Pat Stillwell Jackie Stroll Pam Taylor Carolyn Tompson Kathy Tyler Connie Tyus Sparkle Valente Kathy Vellano Gail Van Scoy Eileen Wakley Susie Waters Ann Williams Leslie Williams Linda Williams Sue Wilson Karen Winters Jean Wong Vicki Wyatt Diane Yurko Karen Zocholl Sandy Crumpton Judy Cunningham ep C ul? vers ,ul, a Phyllis Hunt President . are ...Q Carol Chaplin Treasurer Betty Beightol Francine Staniewski Vice-president Secretary The Pep Club is one of the most active organizations at Westy this year. All of the one hundred girls are re- quired to attend a majority of the sports events that Westy's athletes participate in. The girls follow the cheerleaders in yelling and cheering the boys on to VICTORY. During football season the Pep Club sponsored a drill team in which about half of the girls took part. They performed intricate drills during the half times along with the pompon girls and the cheerleaders. Each of the drill team members is entitled to wear ared star on her sweater for her work. Any girl is eligible to join Pep Club if her grades are average, she makes a written request, and she is accepted. After one year in the club any girl is eligible to try out to be a cheerleader, banner girl, or pompon girl. 145 etteffmarfs Club , , .Aw Frank Babkiewich Richard Barker Dan Barnett Mike Beasley Dan Beauvais Bob Bigham Richard Borchers Dale Camblin Jack Chalmers Joe Chaney Mike Conrad 146 coming Parade. Mem bers Steve Crummett Dave Davis Jim Finney Richard Green Duane Hastings Kim Henderson Gary Henry Rick Kaysen Butch Kozacek Larry McGuire Gary Moore Sam Nash Gene Neilson Denis Nelson Mike Newton Danny Osborn Louis Pappas Gene Perna Steve Razenberger Harry Rockwell Ken Rutt Ken Sasano Steve Snyder Larry Southwick Joe Stertz Tom Stertz Rodney Stubbs John Walker Don Wendler Jack Whitmer Dennis Williams Dan Young 5' Many of Westy's Lettermen piled into these two cars to form their own float in the Home- Letterman? C lub L- ..i. Q 6675 'Y' Jack Whitmer Jack Chalmers Steve Snyder President Vice-president Secretary-Treasurer 77 f 7 ea' ez A-fc.azf,C490F L Ld 7 ' 427 ck V! , fblgif X 42 Su ' The Letterman's Club under the direction of Mr. Kaheler and Mr. Nuttal, is one of the largest, most active clubs at Westminster. Among their activities, the Lettermen sell programs at the games, and support the teams by cheering with the white shirt section. The Lettermen undertook a special pro- ject this year by helping to purchase the blue blazers for the Westy Coaches. Members of Letterman's Club are required to earnaletter in one of the eight sports at Westminster. Starting this year a boy who has participated in a sport may earn the year numerals for his jacket, then proceed to earn his letter. 147 - X sid .. w k. -:gn J Q Q I , qi, .,,1 4 f ,,-, L. iv. mi-W gf' wif' me 5 Q X be Q K x X K A ll Q If K wi A CTIVITIE Student activities are the evegzday experiences fy' a bg: or a girl- the anticzjnation QF Color Day- preparing jr a class play. Activities create student lfyzaltjz by joining us all together through the bonds fffiendshuo. Bonds that last a lwtime. Through the activities if a school we enrich not onbf our own lives, but the lives fy' our classmates ana' the lfe fyf our school. L g. Vw. , aw, f - ,A ,M 'i..-, Mi: 5 :ii K Ina'z'em Summer Theme For omeeommg Dance With the theme of Indian Summer and warm colors, the Homecoming for 1963 was the highlight of the fall season. The semi-formal dance, sponsored by the Junior class, was termed a huge success by all who attended, Reigning over the week long festivities were King Evan Chambers and Queen Karen McDuff. Other royalty included Dave Davis and Marilyn Hillebrand, Sr. Attendantsg Linda Waring and Jerry Laman, Jr. At- tendantsg and Anita Duran and Bob McClelland, Sophomore Attendants. SENIOR ATTENDANTS ...... MARILYN HILLEBRAND AND DAVE DAVIS JUNIOR ATTENDANTS ........... LINDA WAKING SOPHOMORE ATTENDANT . . .... ANITA DURAN AND JERRY LAMAN NOT PICTURED ....... . . BOB MCCLELLAND N l , 151 'LZ I tg -l Wg? 7 it 1 .1 'is' qw., A 'fi if p at up i , hp A., , ix V 8 I is Q3 , V , L , E ff Q. , 11 'BL-AXA, . in W '55 1. f Comllvetition Tough For Float Title E ganization as well as class floats, high- s lighted the Homecoming parade and half- i time ceremonies. ff? A Competition resulted in the seniors ' f taking first place in the class division and F.M,P. in the Club division. 5 p o 4 A11 in all it was a lot of fun working il '- ff , q i A,t. all week and then staying up late the ' ' night before until we were assured that --1 wt, ,. , our floats would be ready for the parade the next day and hoping, with our fingers crossed, that we might take first place. up 'Li Wi ' il 4- -5 i eii y 1' .--. J U . 6 fit-1 on A -:,, 'lfv Vf new me ew li II 1' D R I' ,.-:, A Y . P A 5 15 S 'ft 5 ,,, f Y ' 'i' ii' a t lv' Q W i MQW at Aw aw ' 0 in nh wi fam? 1 g x 1 15 i,V ' f-gg:-gg -- , - I , zzv 4- l HQ' .. t nm Dance, czme, cmd on re Make omecoming '63 A Huge Success Homecoming festivities reached their peak and were brought to a close on Saturday evening October 12. They began Thursday evening with the biggest bonfire in Westy's history and the announcement of the Royalty. Friday dawned bright and promising. Students were let out of class to decorate cars, goal posts, etc. Came 2:30 and the student body was released to watch the traditional Homecoming parade. Even though we w e r e downed 14-7 at our game Friday night our spirits remained high. The weekend came to a fitting close at the dance Saturday night in the North gym. After the introduction of Royalty, King Evan Chambers and Queen Karen McDuff, along with attendants Dave Davis, Marilyn Hillebrand, Jerry Laman, Linda Waring, Bob McClelland, and Anita Duran presided over dancing to the music of the Imperials. 6 1 I Mig, if ITP 'hall' , kg ,gr ,dum Janf Jgdfen Jfoonf Attendants SOFA. Affendanz - Wefanie Q ll J' 1 A ttendants SR. SWEETHEART - Diane Pitt V H, ff! W! 0 ,,JR, sW'EETHEART- Gail carter ' 41 ,f . v f ue ' f, 3 L, v , A jlf , V ju lf NJ' , f C- v K J f x SOPH. SWEETHEART - Kathy McGinn 157 ' X' 7 fu-fa '2?3s72'f' , SE VK A - 1. I , AFX-3 z HF Q 'ffm,w,v 54... ..,,.4, 2 ,,. . , ,Y K , , ,,,L ., M ffxjdx Wx L ?,5E,j,L if be ft? H ,r mf WEE m1frf1saz,fz1sssff.:e .A Aww s 2 5 3 1 E 2 5 1 N 1 i5LQ3?33?439!hiZ8?i2?:.iTif5i5f2T3E:s?Lt2es?i255fi?55f!l'Tff 160 A A DAN BARNETT rom Attendants DE NIS NE LSGN RIC KY KAYSON Prom A tten dams EDWINA LOWE C HERBINE WILLIAMS DIANNA PRATT 161 Dancing in the Dark I Could Have Danced All Nzlglzt 164 M4 CCSZQHSJJ QF the W2zWz'0rs LITTLE WAHOO In 1, .,,.,..... AL HAXTON ix Y, L XL L V- f 1 Y L- -,,, J R ' R 4 M H .H i L W- X Xu - ,KM 2 A H1 ffm qs, - .V .'7, fl 4:.- 5 S h ., .1 e if az e I jg Q K U vip: g 75 A S3 Y Senior ovemment ay Senior Government Day is sponsored annually by the local Kiwanis Club. During this day students elected from the senior class take over the govern- ment of our city. Each student is given a tour and explanation of his office by the city official and the group is taken on a tour of the city plants. During the afternoon a mock city council is held. Problems facing the city are then brought up, discussed, and voted on by the city council. City officials are also expected to give reports on their office. The day was a great success. Students learned a great deal about city government as well as specific offices concerned with the city. NIayOI' . . . . Richard Borchers Souncilmen . Ken Van Cleave Souncilmen . . . Dave Davis Souncilmen . . . Peggy Ranum Councilmen . . . . Diane Pitt Zouncilmen . . . Ron Aanerud Iouncilmen . . . . Ken Rutt '1 -ity Manager Asst. Manager Dity Clerk . Librarian . Freasurer . . Iity Attorney Police Chief Fire Chief . Iity Judge . Street Supt. . lVater Main't. lVater Supply Building Supt. Iity Garage . Iity Mechanic 1 a Q n . . Rodger Hara . Rodney Stubbs . Nancy Cochrane . Kathy Martinez Sharon Anderson John Persichitte . . Gary Horton . . . Dan Darr . Ron Hoffman . . Michal Varley . Gene Nielsen . . Jim Finney . . Carol Jitsuda . . Scott Mesch . Rick Kaysen l dur F l-v' Tas 166 Pioneer, Go Home! is the kind of play which is usually referred to as a hillbilly farce. The characters are simple, backwoods people. They are seemingly stupid but somehow they manage to have things their way every time: Holly Smith and the gangsters are probably the most normal people in the play fdepending, of course, upon your own criteria for normalcyj. The Kwimpers fight both the Guv'ment and the gangestersy for the right to continue their way of life. As you all know they won and the way they went about it was a riot. unior Class Play Y r I Toby Kwimper . . . Pop Kwimper . . . Morristown Kiwimper South Orange Kwimper Holly Smith ..... The Prop Girls , , , Mr. H. Arthur King Murph ....... Gas Station Attendant State Trooper . . . Dump Truck Driver A Fisherman ..... Alicia Claypoole . . Mr. and Mrs. Brown A1 .......... Carmine .... Blackie Zotta . The Queen Bee . . The Stick Man . . . Mr. and Mrs. Jenkins The Tax Collector . Second Stick Man . Pioneer G0 H amz CAST . Jack Schofield . . Joe Stertz . Faye Ashley Marie Wyscaver . . . Judy Hall Alice MacGibbon Barbara Haun . . Arthur Peffer Larry Priest . Dale Camplin Tim Branson . Ray DeRosier . Jerry Laman Sharon Rundle . Ray DeRosier Laurinda Miller . Jerry Laman Dale Camblin . . . Don Green Mary O, Jarrett . Ray DeRoiser . Lauri Ramsell Larry Priest . Fran Seubert Dale Camblin 168 EOIUJ Z0-ICDJP11 FJPCZZJP MODELS Pat Waring Sandy Steinmiller Diana Pratt Gail Van Seoy Cherbine Williams Candy Johnson Kathy Evans Bonnie Newman Helen Trujillo Joan Binkley Irma Allison Ann Elio Karen Zochall Judy Cunningham Janice Stoner Norma Burchard Mary Jo Armstrong 20-ICDJP11 Z- CDJPIUGD -UIUZDE 43 ff. F - i :'.ai-.-.i ' 'ff-- ws fu -4 APV ' iv -.5 I .VA J , , ww. M - ' 1 vf wi zxwsazzm ' , Q 5 ,.., . Q5 552, M5 .13 duncan... 1--s :za wgw' ' . .W S A ' V A f W I I ' ' 'H 'maid i 6 ,,, - ,,-, , , L, ,, A LL,, -1 H ' S ,L 3,3 Y 1 Q? 5? , 'P ,, 'fHf'Wfm W -1 fm- txg 6 ,4 ' . 1, ,sq 4, . X ' VW W 0 f , 4 .. 1 , , ,gi .fl gr 'K ' 'v' ,sim 'ir 4 Q Q, 2 - fs ' ' Z , c , EW W, S af W N wi 'A 1' i vi :Q ik x 7 V 75,1 f v ,uw ,bv ., I W if ,-rM,..l' 3 qu Pep Rallies and Assemblies 172 CA DID Q m Is Glade around ? -5:a5g:1Zg.:MM.- ., , gf- .Ai Aw: - W M,,, J A .UW . -af-fwy,.f....f, . Me . . . make a mess??? Meeting of the minds 1, U E531 ,gi f 1, 2 911511 me ,. 5955 J I ' ' ky-iii . ff.j.'fU25?f3i53?i -- 335:fWvfgz:y Hgxgg'f2::ffPg'Zssfsi5B3gHm5f K -x 'fQ5ffe14s??fsi5s5 'w'fmz?4fSsfi'f555QEi935 1G5Q5f-3915 '- W'f'vsws5zQ zt,s'gfiL,iisi516g?gfJi6g5?g?K ,Lg fig , fl' , x,V ,,:L - L3 W2 wma 'i J 'SWE' MSE? ' 3 gk-v::m?ev fx-zxwai A-f .. .,,A , . L' LW. . W Togetherness WOWI Like those new uniforms I l That was a joke. Finger Painting? i ii 595 -5 ? . 1: - ,A Remove which sign? 173 fi? mai Does she or doesn't she? 4' , aww ,p-wa ...anywa- 42128- !74 Just Married i H 151 Q Wx wmgw in Dear Beatles , Lover--when you're near me ! W- f ff 1 '-e.hl!f . if ' x :wi S 5 My i Dv 4 VQQFYY mask '-alia . , 5 , ,..ff A zfiifmf 32 e ' S , v xx uf V wif K Ja JL?Hf,: , an ee Think I sat on an apple I Here's my best side. m come get me ' But Stubby, it's my nose I! 175 Then Ogden told me I flunked my test! 176 What smells ? Whose stupid idea was this I! E L The other side of Westy's athletes. -'W mi 1 WM, . M.-sm, N W Lg? ,axsmgm A A VLVV . .W 'fri Q .vgwwl , ,.,., V Y' A M X-FSM' 'W wf:L,Lk.,1 .L H X .. ., ,. .,. W-Xg,,,,,w,,,.w.,,-3W.,,f,,, 5. - Q-,f:,'f'1fs f. .Q A, WW' A M9 . .,w5:,n- q,f,,,y,.-E, In M Y -LL!A:T,,vQ 7f7,P,,,,..,,.,, ,fgr-ff-wflgfggwQ-i,:z.fi1x . f RJWWMMXZ54 v51gg,j M-T? iw-' . ,M W, . M 'WW' AMWWM- W-Nf,Q1'-N,igirfwff f'Pf'ffLW'm,ff ,gi , M. Nf,,p1w,m-wwlwwiy-NW.. ' ,.,..,.,, ,,,,,,....X,.M---+y-i,A.,.:MW.,, r-.wuhggam -f A ' x .T-M,M.MM,gi:W Q -W. f ' M Q1 ,, M -H fs 48.--' - V L '-ff H M 'T'Al'T .- A 1':1,2S4f1.Qm-L, V .T Vw.- A Q. , :wT, S , ,,.. kr I 25.1-LT I,-:Y M ,W-MA , ,,.1 5 'Q-Jgikfg f A f IL, K K3 ..A-,gsskgzffw f A . . , . ,, 5 dw,f.,,,,M,. l Q 5 ' 4 ,Aw- . , Mg. . 'lv . .-, fm. . , 0 ,M 0 , ,,,,,Y, ,K .5 K, 1 , ,K ,, , 4, V , .K . 5 ,X I w y 0 ' 1 . .ff 1 f a ' ' 'wk x r Q . 1 Q AD gtk Elmgievkbw QYQTLQ, Ms 'arf Hey TQQLQQ TTJKKU. Having alreaajr endured the challenge if time and conflict, 'MX J The business community mf Westminster watched with pride as the high school t Trained the new generation. The business communigz gave solid support and bedrock jiaundations to the school endeavors. It is with gratqful hearts that we say thankyou to our mary contributors far helping to make this book possible. 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Soon, the new will replace the old, but those remaining will not forget. WLM yfwg, wwf mit MLW QM i it W iff? M W1 fu i Cuf,w1vrfw JA Liflto-ym' ' - V Vw JZ7' fl! Barnard, Robert . . , . Brown A AANERUD, RON . . . Acierno, Ralph . . ACIERNO, TONY . Adams, Diane . . Adams, Phillip . . . Adams, Richard . . Adams, William . . ADCOCK, SANDY . . Addy, Sheryl .... Agau, Ray .... Agitarus, Mike .... Alderson, Carol . . . ALEXANDER, JERRY Alexander, John . . . Allen, Donald . . . ALLEN, DUANE . . Allen, Frank .... ALLEN, ROBERT . . ALLISON, IRMA . . ALMOND, PENNY . . Ambrosio, Jack . . Ambrosio, Mike . . Ament, Paul .... Ament, Phil .... Amidon, Donald . . . NICKIE . . ANCELL, Anderson, Alan . . Anderson, Laura . . . Anderson, Linda . . . ANDERSON, MILDRED Anderson, Nancy . . . ANDERSON, SHARON ANDREWS, SANDY . Antol, Douglas .... Antol, Sherry . . . Aragon, ,Eleanor . . Aragon, Genevieve . . Archer,Jean .. . . . Archuleta, Wesley . . Arhutick, Barbara . . Arkley, James . . . Armknecht, Sharon . . Armstrong, Alita . . Armstrong, David . . Armstrong, Lyn . . . . Armstrong, Mary Jo . ARMSTRONG, MILLIE Armstrong, Sharon . Arter, Ronnie .... Aschtgen, Linda . . Ashby, Marsha . Ashby, Nelda . . Ashley, Faye . . Atkinson, Emma . . Atkinson, Jack . . Austin, Ernest . . Austin, Joyce . . B BABKIEWIC H, FRANK Baca, Ed ....... Bacon, Barbara . . . . . . 30,33,44,63,88,l65 58,105 . . 63 .. 58,93 . . 59,105 . . . 105 . . 42,47 . .39,58 . 105 . . 48,93 . . .53,63 . .63 . . .105 53,63 . . . . . .33,36 46,62,63,176 .......63 . . 105 . . 93,121 ....93 .....93 . . 33,42,63 . .58,105 . . 56,105 . . .105 .. ..63 . . . . . . . 48, 54,63,144,165 . . . . . 53,63 . . . . 93 . .56,105 . . . .105 . . 41,46,93 . . 54,105 .....105 .. . .44,93 ..48,105,136 ......56 .....50,177 ....47,63 4l,45,46,58,93 . ...... 120 . . .46,56,144 . . 59,93 . . 59,105 . . 48,93 ...93 . . . 64,122,146 . . . . . . .105 33,41,48,105,144 Student Index Bagwell, Sharon . . Bahl, Gloria . . . Bahl, Jeanne .... BAHL, ROBERT . . Baier, John .... Baier, Pat .... Baier, Steve . . Bailey, Connie . . Bailey, Kenneth . . . Bailey, Jeanie .... BAKER, CHARLOTTE Barham, Darlene . . . . . 41,105 Barham, Linda . . . . Barker, Malcom . . . BARKER, RICHARD . ,.105 . .' .105 . . 93,133 . . . . .93' . . . .52,56,105 .. ...56,64 118,126,128,138,139,l46 Barnam, Darlene . . . BARNETT, DAN . . Barnett, Steve . Barnhard, Bob . Barnhill, Bruce . . Barnhill, James . . Barrett, Peggy . Barrette, Joyce . . . Barry, George .... Bartholomew, Glenn . Bartz, Gordon . . . . Bates, Gordon . . . Baumgard, James . . Baumhover, Shirley . Baur, Steve ..... BAZELL, DOROTHY . Beagle, Helen . . . Beaman, George . . . . . 64,126,128,146 . . . . 126,128 . . 59,93 . . 55,105 ' '.'1b6 , 1:33 . . 59,121 ,.105- '. '. 45 . . . . 57,64 ........... BEAN, JERRY . . . 34,36,37,39,45,53,64 BEAUVAIS, DANNY Beauvais, Deana . Becker, Tom . . Beckius, Richard . Beeler, Francis . . . Beesley, Mike .... BEFUS, PAT .... BEIGHTOL, BETTY . Bell, Barbara . . . Bell, Coleman . . Bell, George ..... BENNETT, LOREN Bennett, Paul .... Benson, Ruth . . . Benway, Robert . . Bernall, Penny . Bettger, Judy . . BEVER, JUDY . Bigham, John . . Bilick, Mark . . BINKLY, JOAN .. Bishop, Hazel . Bishop, James . . Black, Kathy . . . 39,49,55, 64,119,146,176 ......58,105 47 ,93,136,138 ,146 . . . . . . . . . 64 . . 5l,64,144,145 . 51,56,59,105 'fIfIfI'93 .. ..64 . 105 . . I '105 . . . . . 58,93 . 34,36,39,64,137 . . . . 93,120,146 93,129 33,34,35,39,47,64, 137,144,174 . . . 48,93 ....105 ..........l05 BLEYENBERG, TERRY . . . . . 44,65 Blied, Dan ..... Blumenbeurg, Paul . BODLE, RAYMOND BOLING, BOB. .... Boling, Ranson . . . 44,48,93,122,129 .......57,105 58,65 ...65 .105 Bonner, Penelope . . . Borchers, George . BORCHERS, RICHARD . . . . . 105 .... . . 105,133 . . . 33,44,46,65, 88,123,136,138,146,l65 BOROFF, RICHARD Bourn, Linda .... Bowers, Harold . . Boyer, Willis .... BRAMMIER, JUDY . Branson, Tim .... BRANSTETTER, SUE Branum, Jack .... Bratton, Brenda . . . Braussard, Bernadette Breckenridge, Steven Briggs, Rita ..... Briggs, Terry .... Brigham, Roy . . . BRISNEHAN, PEGGY Brisnehan, Roger . . . Brinkerhoff, Judy . . Britton, Daryl . . Brotzman, Henry . . Brown, Beverly . . Brown, Dudley . . Brown Peggy . . . . Sherrie . . . BRUMlVlIT, LONNIE Bryant, Harold . . . Bussey, Terry . . . Burchard, Norma . BURGEN, EVA . . . BURKE, C. MIKE . BURKE, MIKE .... Burrescha, JoAnne . Byers, Harold . . . C Cain, Mike .... Calabrese, Jack . Calabrese, Tom . Caloway, Gerry . Calvage, Tony . . Calvarese, Archie . . Camblin, Arlene . . Camblin, Dale . . Camblin, Jerry . Campbell, Bruce . Campbell, Sharie . Cannady, Mary . Cantrell, Linda Carey, Evelyn . Carey, Pat .... Carlson, David . . . Carrigan, Donald . . Carrillo, Richard . CARTER, CALAE . Carter, Gail ..... CARTER, ROBERT . Carter, Sandy .... 65 ...94 ....57,65 . ....... 94 . .37,53,58,65 . .........1.0g . . . . 105 . . . 59,94,133 .. 53,65 . . . . . . . 105 . .33,40,56,92,144 . . . . . . 94 . . . . . 106 . . . . 48,138 . . 42,92,94,144 . . 47,58,65,123, 134,136,177 . . . . . . 94 . . 58,93,144 . . . 52,65 . 65,119 . . 46 . 58 . 94 .94 .94 . . . 94 . . . . 94 . 59,106 . . . . . . 94 . . 56,106,144 . . 47,94,133,146 'I I I I '5'6,'94 . 41,106 . . 59,106 . . . 94 . . 94 . . 106 . . 106 ' ' '. '. '. ' 69,45,65. 36,39,56,94,144,157 f f I I I f .1EJ6',144 CHALMERS, JACK . .39,66,118,146,147,174 CHAMBERS, EVAN . Chaney, Joe . .... . . . 39,55,66,150 .. 94,135,136,146 CHAPLIN, CAROL . . 44,56,66,l43,144,145 CHAVEZ, GLENN ............ 66 1 Chavez, Linda . . Chavez, Tom . . . CHERRY, RAY . Childress , Robert . Christian, Sandy Ciolek, Barbara . Cipri, Gloria . Cipri, Joe . . CIVIS, JIM . . Civis, Margaret Civis, Peggy . . Clark, Bob . . Clark, Gerald . Clark, Trent . . . CLARKE, JUDY . . . . . 46,56,106 106,120,125,127,126 49,66 . 48,106 . 46,94,137,144 . 46,106,135,136 . . 33,53,55,66 . . . . . . 106 .. 40 . . . 129 '. ' .3'I,:12.,5.3,-66 CLEMENTS, KATHY . . . . 46,66 Cleve, Alan . . Clever, Charles . Clift, Dee .... Cline, Gary . . . CLORE, SANDY . Clymer, Gary . Coberly, Sharon . . .... 106 ..94 .....94 ......59 . 33,67,66,143 . . . . . . 106 ...Q-......- COCHRANE, NANCY . . . 33,34,a5,36,39, 44,47,66,88,165,173,174 COFFMAN, ROSEMARY ........ 66 Cole, Kathy . Cole, Margaret . . Collinson, Richard Collinson, Steven Colter, Gary .... --.........-..- .I .I 1-05 COMINELLO, NANCY ........ 66 Conner, Bob .... Conrad, Arthur CONRAD, MIKE . CONROY, PAT COOK, DONALD COOK, GERALD . Cook, Mark . . . Cooke, Pat . Cooke, Robert COOLEY, CYNTHIA Cordillo, Leon Cordova, Max CORDOVA, SANDRA Corey, Evelyn . . . Cosby, Mike . . COSSA, DAVID . . Coulter, Cheryl Coulter, Gary . . Covillo, Dan . . Cowell, Janice Cowell, Marjorie Cox, Ronnie .... Crago, Melody . . CRAIG, CHARLES . Crest, Carol .... CROCKER, KAY . . Crolek, Barbara . Cronk, John .... . 6 .- .6 Crummett, Steve . . . . CRUMPTON, SANDY Cruz, Pat ...... Cudaback, Pat . . . CUDABACK, PENNY . 33,34,36,43,47,94 59,94 . 37,67,146 . . . 44,67 . Z .3'7,.6'I,136 . 33,40,60,94 . 94,126,128 . .. 53,67 . 94,129 . . . 57 . . 67 . . . . 48 . . . . . 94 . . 47,59,95 . . . . . . 106 . . 41,46,59,106 . . . . . . . 58 . . .67 95 67 . . . . . 43,106 46,109,122,132 33,44,47,120,146 . . 36,39,44,47, 67,124,177 . . . . .95 . . . . 41,69,95 33 46 59,67 cunningham, Judy . .I 33,39,40,42,96,124 D Daker, Marjorie . . 86 . 106 Damerall, John . Danford, Juanita . . Daniels, Jerry . . DARR, DAN . Davidson, Kathy Davidson, Mike DAVILA, BEATRICE DAVIS, DAVE, . . . -5. . . 48,106 . 38,44,67,165 .....56,95 .........59 33,34,35,36,39,45,47, 57,62,67,88,134,136,146,151,165,177 Davis, Linda ............. 106 DAVIS, MARY ANN Davis, Terry . . . DAVIS, VICKI . . . Day,Pat... Day, Maureen . . DeBell, Johnnie . . DECASTRO, CHERI DeCastro, Randy . DeCrescentis, Nancy Deedon, Sandy . . . DeGrosse, Joe . . . DeHame1, Torn . DeNileon, Bob . Dennis, Sandy . . DePoyster, Kathy . DeRosier, Ray . . DEVRIES, LINDA DiC1ementi, Don . DiClementi, Jerry . DiClementi, Jim . . DiClementi, Mike Dierko, Tom . . . Dillingham, Marsha . Dilner, Dan . . . . Ditolla George . . . 6. . ...- 58,67 106 . 33,34,36,36,39,44, 47,66,66,124,144,177 . . . 40,106 . . . 59,95 . ...106 54,68 . . . 54,106 56,95,124,144 . . 95 . . 106 .. 95 95 106144 '.'.'40,56,106,144 . 44,46,95 . 40,69 . ..95 ..95 . .....95 95,138 , . . . ..... . . 95 Dodaro, Kathy . . 34,35,36,45,46,106,144 DOLL, MARY LEE . . 32,33,40,46,47,68 DONES, DON . . Dotson, Lyla . . Downes, Francis . . ' f 'fI6,4:7,58.,1.06 . . . . . . 95 Downes, Vicki . . . 59,106 Downing, Harold . . . . . . . . . DRAKE, PAMELA . . . 37,68 DROBNITCH, MARY . . . . . . 68 DRUM, DENNIS ....... .... 6 8 DUCHARME, MICHELLE . . . 56,68 Duffy, Carolyn ..... . 48,95 DUFFY, MIKE ..... . . 40,68 Duffy, Pat . . . ..... . 106 DuHame1, Tom . Duran, Anita . Duran, Carol . DURAN, DAN . Duran, Diane . . Durocher, Lee . . E Eakle, Jim . . Ebbs, Sharon . Eberl, Jeanie Edelen, Bob ..... EDELEN, MARTIN EDELEN, STEVE . Edelin, Robert . . . Edenstrom, Diane . . Edenstrom, Myra . . Edkins, Kay . . . Edwards, Ronnie . Edwards, Sally . . . . . . . . 43,95 . 33,39,59,106,151 39,95 68,89,123,136,138 . ........ 43 .......57,95 . 39,41,49,95,144 . . . 59,106,144 . ..... 107 6 .--66. . 53,68 . . 107 . . .58 106 106 95 107 6 6 EDWARDS SANDY ELIO, ANN .... Ellersick, Vicki . . Ellington, John . . Ellis, Luela . . Elsholz, Logan . . . Engels, Letitia . . English, Bernadette Engstrom, Diane . . ENLOW, CHARMION Erickson, Sheri . . Ertmold, Marla . Ervin, Carol . . . ERVIN, CONNIE ESCAMILLA, VIRGI Escamillo, Nelson . . . Espinosa, Bennie . Espinosa, Jose . . Espinosa, Marilyn . Carol . . Frank Esposito, Esposito, . . . . . . . ETHRIDGE, GEORGENE . . Evans, Anita . . . Evans, Kathy . . . Eyler, Susan . . ... ' . '. ' 34',3'6,66 . . 57,56,95 ...97 .. ...Z95 . ..... 95 . . 93,45,46,69 . . 59,107 6. ..-.6 . 53,59 . 59,69 . . 107 . . 107 NfA . . . . 107 37,45,46,69 . . 39,107 46,46,107 F Fabrezio, Elaine . . Fair, Mike .... Faires, Jim .... FAIRES, VALERIE FALBO, JUDY . . . Farney, Kathy . . Feiters, Gary . . . Fenimore, Steve . . Ferch, David . . J Fernandez, Mary . . Ferris, Larry . Fielder, Linda . Finch, Gary . . . Finley, Barbara . FINNEY, JIM . . Fiocsi, Nancy . FIORE, PAUL . . Fiore, Richard . Fischer, Kathy . FISCUS, DONNA . . Fiscus, Linda . Fish, Allen . . . Fisher, PennyJo Fleischaker, Sandy Flickinger, Yolanda FLOYD, BONNIE Foos, Eric .... Forbes, Rhonda . . Forbes, Rita . . Forbes, Sandy . Ford, Sharon . . . F orney, C athy .... Forrister, Richard FOSSETT, JANE . FOWLER, TERRY . FRANK, CHUCK . Frantz, Karen . . Fraye, Nancy .... Fredricey, Jolene Fredricey, Judy . . Freeland, Buster . FRESQUEZ, VERON Freund, Shirley . . .'.'1'07 . . 53,69 . . . 69 . . 59 ' ' .107 . 39,67,59,107,120 41,59,107 107 59 . 69,140,146,165 6.--66... 'fffff.69 . 58,107,129 . 42,96,144 . 69 . 59,96,144 .. 49,107 . 57,59 .. 96,144 ..- . . 47,51,69 . . . . . 107 . 46,58,96,144 . . . 107,144 . . . . . 96 . . . 107 . . 59,107 . . . 107 . . . 69 . ..... 69 . 47,70,174 . . . . . . . . 96 57,143 . 41,42,107,144 ICA '. '. '. ' 33',4'0,'69 . . . . . 40,46,56 ........73 Frisk, James . Fritz, Kathy . . Froese, Nancy . . Fry, Mike . . . G GALLEGOS, GLORIA Gallets, Nancy .... GARCIA, DORIS . . Garcia, Henry . . Garman, Susan Garramone, Louie . . Gaston, Frank . . . Gehein, Ron . . . Gelvin, Brian .... GELVIN, RONALD . . Gerbitz, Gloria . . . Gerbitz, Roberta . . GERTON, JOE . . Gerton, Mike . Gerton, Ronald . Gibbs, Don ...... GILLETTE,ALAN . . Gillette, David . . Giron, Frank . . GIRON, GERI . Giron, Keith . . Gochi, Mary . . . GOCHIS, GEORGIA . Golden, Bill ..... GOLDEN, CHERYL . Golightly, Pat . . . GOMER, CINDY . . Gordon, Linda . Gosner, Connie . Graff, Barbara . . . Graham, Melanie . Graut, Ray . . . Graves, Dave . . Gray, Robert . Green, Anna . Green, Don . . . Green, Larry .... GREEN, RICHARD . . . 118 GREGORY, JOE . . Grenfeld, Sandy . Grieves, Lynda . Griffin, Bonnie . GRIFFITH, JUDY . Griffith, Steve . . Grimm, Rita . Grippa, Cynthia . GRIPPA, GERRY .... Grisko, Marie .... GROESBECK, GERALD .... 96 . 49,107,144 . . . . 59 .. 43,107 59,70 . . 56,107,144 . . . . . . 70 . . . . 58,107 . . 57,58,96,144 . . . . . 96 . . 133 . 96 . . 107 . . . . 70 . 107,121 . I I I '76 . 107,129 . . . 96 .. 59,70 . 107,130 . . . 107 .. 45,46,70 . . . .I .I 70I,1-441 9'9,l17,70I197',144 . . . . 59,107 ' ' I I I I I '96 . . 42,107,155 '. '. I '. I '96 . . . 48,107 . 55,57,107 . . . . . . 96 55,96 39,46,55,70,99, ,192,146,174,176 . . . . . . . 70 . 41,96 .. 107 .. 53,70 . . . . . . 96 . 44,47,50,96 . . . . . 96 ...71 . ..... 96 . . . . 71,138 Gulbranson, John ........ 96,128 Gunderson, Sandra ....... 59,107 Gunn, Vicki . . . 39,4O,42,96,124,144 H HAAS, GAYLA . . . . . 71 Haegele, Noel . . . . . . . Haegeley, Byron . . . . 107 Hagberg, Larry . .... 96 Hagberg, Linda . . . 96,144 HAGEN, DIANE . .... 71 Haines, Mona . . . 108 Hairston, Laura . Hale, Alan . . . Hall, Jon . . . Hall, Judy . . . Halterman, Judy . . . Hammend, Pat HANSON,TRUDY . Hanson, Nancy . . . HARA,RODGER . Hardman, Dean . Harlow, Kandy . . Harman, Genny . . HARMON, DENNIS . . Harms, Joel .... Harper, Grace . . HARRIS, KATHY . . . Harrison, Jan Harrison, Thomas .... Harshbaiger, Claudia . . HARTLEY,BARBARA . . Hartson, Eddie .... HARTSON, RONNIE . Harvey, Alita . . . Harvey, Pat . . . Hastings, Alvin .... HASTINGS, DUANE . Hastings, Yvonne . Hatcher, Judy . . . Haun, Barbara . . . HAVELIN, BONNIE . Haxton, Al ...... Hcick, Janice .... Heald, Ronald ...... Heard, Sherri ...... HEDENSKOG, DAROLD . HEFNER, WESLEY . . . Hegley, Bryan ...... HEINTZELMAN, BONNIE Heintzelman, Jerry . . . Held, Ronald . . . Helfan, Clifford . . . Henderson, Casey . . Henderson, Karen . . HENDERSON, KIM . . . ..108 ..96 . . . . . .ggfilz 45,46,49,96,144 . . . . . . 108 . . I I I I I '59 . . 39,109,144 . 45,46,71,165,174 108 .58 . . . . . . . 71 47,49,58,108,144 . . . . . . . 96 . 37,39,44,45.71 .....,57,108 . . . . 57,71 . 41,108 . '3'9,47,50, 71,119,146,177 . . . . 41,108 ......96 . 48,96 . 56,71 . .' 59,121 . . .'.'129 . . . . . 71 . .. 109 . 108,132 I I .5.6,.108 '59,71I 126,129,141,146 HOFFMAN, RON . . 43,44,54,72,165 Holcomb, Vicki .......... 55,108 HOLESWORTH, AUDREY ........ 72 HOOE, SHARON . Hover, Ronald . Horn, Kenneth . . HORTON, GARY Hough, Cynthia . Houser, Craig . . Houston, MaryAnn Howell, James . . Howitt, Cindy . . Howitt, Linda . . Hubert, Shelia . Huck, Janice . Huera, Jackie . . Huff, Cynthia . . . Hughes, Dennis . HUGHES, JOHN . Humble, Cheryl . HUNT, PHYLLIS . HURST, PHILLIP Hurst, Wesley . . Huyett, Linda . . Hyeitt, Dennis . . Iacovetta, Kathy . Iacovetta, MaryAnn INGRAM, LELAND Ingram, Richard . Jack, Donna . . . . Jack, Gwen . . .... JACKSON, ALLEN Jackson, Cathy . Jackson, Paula . Jacobs,Mike . . . James, Gary . . . JAMES, KAREN . Henderson, Linda . . . . . . . ...... . 34,36,51,97 Henley, Tim ........ HENRY,GARY . . . 52,72,119,132,146,175 Hering, Carl . . ........... . . Herman, Mike ............ 97,138 Hernandez, Paul . . . 97,121,131 Herrara, Jacki . ........ . HERRON, JOHN . . . 59,72,119,138 Jarret, Mary . . . JITSUDA, CAROL Johnson, Beverly . . Johnson John . . Johnson, Harry . . Johnson, Meall . Johnson Perry ., . Johnson Sheri . . Hertz, Robert . HILL, DIANNE . . . . 57,108 . 49,54,72,144 Hill,R0beI't....... .... ...121 Hill, Thomas ...... HILLEBRAND, MARILYN Hiner, Lannie ...... Hines, Diana . . . Hines, Gregory . Hinkebein, Paul . . . Hinkebein, Jennifer . . HIPKINS, CHARLES Hoar, Beverly . . Hodgkins,-Lydia . . . Hoffman, Connie .... HOFFMAN, JAMES . . . . . 108,133 . . . 44,72, 137,144,151 . . . ...'.4.2,.9i . . . .'.'.'97 . . . . . . 109 . 46,47,59,72, 136,174 . . . 58,97 . .I .109 . 53,72 Johnston, Candy . . Jones, Carol . . . Jones, Georgia . JONES, JOHN . Jones, Lois . . . Jones, Norma . Jones, Ralph . . Jones, Robert . . Jordon, Carolyn . Joyner, Loran . Juddish, Ron . . Judish, Sharon . . JURGENS, RALPH Kaiser, Richey . . . ..72 57,97 .66-.....- 34,95,97,39,45, 72,90,165,174,177 . . . . . . . 58 I.. .I 591109144 . . .3.3'.56 . .57 . . 97 .. 97 ..I.'5.3,I72 IIIIII'39,47I 56,72,143,144,145 . . . . . . . . 73 . . 97 '.'.'97 . .... 39 . 109,144 .'.'109 ...97 ....108 . 53,56,79 . 40,47,109 ....IIII'97 . 40,45,46,49,97 91,99,73,99,165 . . . . . . . 97 . 108,136 . . . . 97 . . 39,108 . . 97 . . 109 .. 53,73 . . . . 109 . 48,97,144 . . 59,108 . . . 47,97 . 46,50,97 . . . 113 . 55,73 187 Kamin, Diana . . . Karsten, Dennis . Kautz, James . . Keane,Joseph . . Keele, Thomas .... Kehoe, Debbie .... KEITHLINE, SHARON Kendberg, Fritz . KENNEDY, DALE .. .. . Kennedy, Earl . . . Kennedy, James . . Kennedy, Keith . . . Kersenbrock, Janice . Kershaw, Sharon . . Kerst, Eileen . . KERST, FRED . . KERWOOD, KENT . . Ketterman, Jim . . KEYSEN, RICHARD . . . . . . 108,129 . . . 109 . . 108 ' . . '4'6,.73 . . 97 . 73 . . 97 '.'1'09 . . . .' .109 . . , . 48,109 . 94,49,49,74 . . . . . . . 73 . . . .... 46,97 39,47,73,129, 131,146,165,174,175 Kile, Sharon . . ...... . .... 108 KIMBALL, RANDY . Kinberg, Fritz . . . KISER, ROGER . Klamm, Edward . . Klinger, Randy . Koontz, Karen .... . ..73 . . 97 . 73 . . '. '. '99,40,44,90', 97,116,144,155,177 KOPPENHAFFER, DENNIS ...... 74 KOZACEK, BUTCH . Krebs, Jamie . . . Krebs, James . . Krebs, John . . Krepps, Steve . . Krisk, Carol .... Krumton, Marvin . Krumtum, Robert . . . Kruse, Patrick .... KRZYSIAK, LINDA . Kubat, Gary .... Kukral, Linda . . KUKRAL, SUSAN . Kumor, James . KUSH, BERNICE . Kush, Marcia . . L LABATE, SUE . . Laird, Mike . Lake, Randy . . Lake, Terry . . Laman, Jerry . Lamm, Ronald . Lammers, Diana . . Landgraf, Diane . . Langston, Bob . . . Larmer, Shirley . . Larsen, Jerry . . LARSON, CAROL . . Larson, Gary . . . Larson, Mardi . . . Larson, Pam .... LARUSSO, BEVERLY LAUHON, TERRY . . Lay, Becky ..... LAY, KAREN .... LAZAROFF, MARY LEA, LINDA .... 188 ' '.'. 47,56,97,144 . . .. . 40,97 39,74,122,146 109 34 35 36 44 46A7h4h9h44 . . . .. . . . 97 . 109,144 . . . . 74 . . . 98 . . 40,74 . . 109 . 93,47,74 . 109,129 . . . . . . . 46 . .. . .. . 109 . 39,44,47,50,99, 127,128,151 Legge, Roy .... Leibert, Sharon . . LEIFEIT, SANDY . . Leiker, Mary . . . Lembke, Ruth . . . Lemon, Margaret . Leopold, Rodney . Lewis, Jim .... Lewis, Linda . LEYBA, RUBY . Liebelt, Sharon . Lobato, Albert . . Lockwood, Sharon . . LOMBARDI, CAROL . Lombardi, Pat Lopez, Adrian .... LOPEZ, ANTIONETTE Lopez, Sharon . . . LOWDER, SHIRLEY LOWE, EDWINA . . Lucero, Fred . . Lucero, Josie . . LUCERO, TONY . Luevano, Dan ..... Lyan, Elizabeth .... LUNDGREN, ALVIN Lundgren, Charles Luthye, Danny . . . M MacGibbon, Alice . . . Macomb, Dick . . . Mack, Melody . . Mader, Carol . . . Mailer, Carolyn . . . MAINARD, HAROLD . MALAGESI, DON . . Malley, Kathy . . . Mallow, Nancy . . Malovich, Beverly . Mann, Susan .... March, Virginia . . Maring, Diane . . Marini, Frank . . . MARINI, LILLIAN . Marler, Mary . . Marlot, Susan .... Marostica, Carol . MARSH, DON .. Marshall, Dixie . . . Marshall,James . . . . . 41,56 . . . 51,75 , 46,109,144 . . . . . 98 . . . 98 . 109 . . . 59,75 . . . . 109 99,190,199 .. .. 109 . . . . 75 . 46,109 . . . 98 .. .. . 59 44,49,51,75 57,75,99,121 . . . . 109 . . . . . 98 . 53,75 . .. . 112 39,44,54,75 43,98 . 99,59,109 . . 46,49,99 .. . .40 . . 75 . . 75 . . . . 98 . 41,49,109 . . . . 98 . . . 47,98 . . 109,129 . . 53,75 . . 109 . . . 109 . 46,109 . 37J5 . . . . . 98 Marston, Rosemary . .33,34,35,3t5,44.,4'9,'99 Martin, Lyra .... . . . . . Martin, Vicki .... 98 98 39,40,42,98,124,144 fffffffff'99 . . 98 . . 74 . 109 . 109 . . 74,144 . . .74 . 56,98 53,74 56,74 33,51,75,144 Martinelli, Michal . Martinez, Bengie . MARTINEZ, CLARA Martinez, Frances . Martinez, Jake . . Martinez,Jean . . Martinez, Jolene . Martinez, Judy . . MARTINI z, KATHY Martinez, Loretta . Martinez, Madeline Martinez, Ricky . . Martinez, Zenaida . Marzano, Mike . Mascerella, Bob . . MASDEN, CAROL . .47,109 . . 43,109 . . 109 . . .. . 76 .. . 59,109 . 98,131,138 . . . 5911.055 I . . f 37,109,144 93,47,76,165 .. 109,144 . . . . 98 . 59,99 . 59,109 . . . 98 59,76 Masden, Lonnie . Mathew, Pat . . . Mathis, Rebecca . . Mattivi, Darlene . Mattoz, Diane . . . Maul, Don . . . Maurer, Scherril . May, Kay .... May, Mary .... McCannon, Teana . . McCarthy, Robert . McCarthy, Daryl . McCauly, Thomas . McClelland, Joyce . McClelland, Judy . . . 59,98 .' '4i,49',109 109 .... 57,109 . 59,99 . 59,99 109 f'109J21 . . . 99 . . 99,144 . . . 56,99 naccieuand, Robert . . 57,109,120 McCullah, Diane . . McDaniel, Larry . . . -....--6 McDUFF,KAREN . .1t'939495b64f 76,89,116,144,150,172 McGargee, Cathy . McGibbon, Alice . . MCGinn, Kathy . . MCGINTIE, JEAN . MCGINTIE, JUDY . McGuire, Judy . . . McGuire, Marilyn . McGUIRE, WILLIAM McKAY, KAROL . . . McKee, Ricky . . . McLain, Barbara . . MCWILLIAMS, TOM Megaree, Kathy . . . Mellilo, Donna . . . Melton, Deanie . . . MELTON, LYNN . . . MENDENHALL, JOHN MESCH,SCOTT . .. Messing, Sandra . . MICEK, LOUIS . . Miken, Mary . . Miles, Vicki . . Millang, Jane . . . Millang, Ronald . Miller, Connie . Miller, Diane . . Miller, Jerry . . . Miller, Laurinda, . Milliken, Mike . Mills, Patricia . Milroy, Randy . MINK, DANA . . . Mitchell, Bill . . Mitchell, Penny . . . MODERHAK, ROBERT Montez, Loretta . . . . MONTOYA, CARMEN Montoya, Diane . . Montoya, Joseph . MOORE, GARY . Moore, Jim .... Moore, Lois . , , , , MOORE, ROBERT . Moore, Sharon . . Moore, Vicki . . Moritzky, Jim . . MORRIS, FRED . Morris, Pat .... Morris, Robert . . Morrosis, Donald . MORTON, MARY . -5.06. . 59,109 . . . . 40,54,99 56,59,110,144,157 47,76 . 46,76,176 . . . . 47,110 1 ' '99,76,146',1'74 . .. . .. . 76 ......99 109 . . . . 52,76 40,59 . . 40,49,110,144 . . . 56,110 66. . -.-, 76 77 . 43,76,165 99 .....76 . . . . . . 99 . 41,46,59,110 110 .....59 6... ... . . . 49,99, . . 99,49,50 41,48,56,110 ...--... . . . 45,73 77 33,47,50,92:99: Mitchell, Wayne . . .I .. . . . D I l . 110 144 ,110 144 176 177 110 110 . 57,73,77,134,l36 . . . . . . . 110 . . . . . . . . 77 . .... 59,110 . . . 110,121,133 52,79,77,131,146 I ....... 110 ....110 77 .. 39,42,99 . 99,41,99,144 . . . 98,129 ..110 .......99 54,110 . 56,77,197,144 Mosher, Barrie . Mosher, Lyndee . MOUL, MIKE . . . Moutray, Clifford . Muira, Beverly Nash, Sam . . NEILSON, GENE .. ..78 . 48,57,99 . 56,57,110 . .... 55,77 33,40,44,99,144 . 39,55,99,120,138,146 43,47,77,1i8,134, 135,136,138,146,165 Naylor, Mary . . . Nellor, Raymond . NELSON, DENIS . . . . 33,38,39,45,47, 59,77,123,146,174 Newman, Bonnie . .39,46,47,58,104,110,144 Newman, Helen .......... 41,99 NEWMAN, SUSAN ...... 37,40,77 Newton, Mike . . 99,127,128,129,144,146 NICHOLAS, DONNA Nicholes, Jim .... Niece, Linda . Novak, Judy . O Ochsner, Ronnie . . O'Connor, Rose Marie Oftedahl, Sharon . . . O'Laughlin, Mike . . . Olin, Vernon . . . Olivas, Tony . . . Olivarez, Jonh . . Olivarez, Richard . ORR, SHARON . Orth, Michael .... OSBORN, DAN . . . 55,77 ........99 . . 56,110,144 . 110,133 . ..99 . . 99 . . 99 . . 110 . . . 110 . 99,129 .. 99 .. 37,78 .......... . ..... 53,78 118,125,126,128,141,146 OSBORNE, JANIE . . . OSBORNE, SHARON . Oswald, Ted . . Oswalt, Gloria . Ould, Paul . . . ........78 ..99 ....1lO .....99 Overholt, Greg . 54,59,110 Overhultz, Laura . . 99,177 Owen, David . . . . 110 Pacello, James . . 110 Pacello, Linda . . 100 Pacheco, Sally . . 100,144 PAINTER, DON .... 78 Painter, Julie . 59,110 PALMER, JOYCE . . . 78 Palmer, Kathy . Pane, Lana . . . 100 . ........ 110 PAPPAS, LOUIS . . . 49,78,119,132,146 Paredo, Jim . . . ........110 Patrick, Linda . .. ...... 46 PATTON, PATRIOA . . . . . 34,36,78 Paulson, Mike . Payne, Delores . Payne, Jacqualine Payne, Lana . . Pearce, Patty . Peffer, Arthur . Pehr, Dave . . Pergola, Dan . Pergola, Jerry . . Perkins , John . PERNA, GENE . . Perry, Jack . . Perry, Richard Perry, William .. 44,47,100,133 . . . . . . . 100 . 40,48,100,144 . . 44,48,100 .. 100,136 57,110 . 33,57,100 . . . . 100 .. 43,78,146 . . . . 110 PERSICHITTE, JOHN . .43,44,54,78,90,165 PETERSON, DENNIS ....... . . . 79 Phelps, Gwen . . 40,50,56,57,104,111,144 PHILBROOK, VIRGINIA . . . 41,52,54,78 PHILLIPS, WILLARD ........... PIOKETT, JANE .... . . 40,50,56,79 Pickett, Wade . Pierce, Patty . . PITT, DIANNE . Pittman, Carol Plemons, Vicky .' 40,44,47',4'8,100,144 Plowman, John . . Pohl, Patricia Poland, Rodney . POLNIAK, BONNIE . . Poulignot, Anna . PRATT, DIANNA PRESTON, RON Priest, Larry . . Prohaska, Frank Proud, Brenda Prunk, Sharon . Radcliff, Daryl . Raines, Dave . . Raines, Stan . . Raley, Leslie . Ramiraz, Stanley Rampa, Lydia . . Ramsell, Laurie RANUM , PEGGY . . 44,71-9,157,165 59 100 100 . . . . 111,121 . . 46,49,50,56,79 . . . . . 56,100 . 37,39,47,79 . . . . . 79 . . . . . 100 . . . . . . 100 . 49,58,111,144 . . . . . . 100 . . . . . . . 100 . 33,47,58,92,101 .' '42fi00',i44 . ........ 100 40,41,45,46,48,100 33,40,45,47,57, 62,79,90,144,165 RASK, LARRY . ........ 79,122 RASMUSSEN, RONALD ........ 79 Ratkiewecz, Mike . . . . 111,129 Razenberger, Jane ...,.... 52,100 RAZENBERGER, STEVE . . . 54,79, RAWSON, DENNIS Rays, Carmen REA, PATRICIA Reckling, Marlene Reddick, Terry Reddick, Vicki . Paris, Genny . . 59,110 Paris, Richard . . 110,136 Parks, Jane . . . . 100 Parr, Celeste . . . 110 Parra, Victoria . . . 110 Parrill, Verla . . . . 100 Parsons, Marilyn . . . 110 Parsons, Ruth ..... . . 100 PARSONS, RONALD . . . . 53,78 PARTRIDGE, JAUNITA . . . . 78 Redding, Sharon . Reddish, Eric . . Reed, Pam ..... Reeder, Cindy . . . REHFIELD, MARILYN Reid, Sharon .... REMON, HAROLD . Reynolds, Elwood . Reynolds, Linda . 134,135,136,146 . . . . . . 57,59,79 . . . . 59,101 . . 37,42,53,80 . . . 40,111,140 100 . . 111 .. 111 . . .111 . . . 100,144 . . .... 47,100 . . . 56,80,124,144 . . . 48,111 . 80,136,174 . '. '42,57',1'11 Rhodebough, Shirley RIC,E, SUSAN .. Riddle, Dan . . Riddle, Mike . Riddle, Tim . . . Rivera, Beverly . . Roberts, Claudia . . Roberts, Janice . . Roberts, Shirley . Robinson, Harry . . ROBINSON, DAVE . Robinson, Jim . . . ROCKWELL, HARRY Rodgers, Danny . Rohder, Gayle . . Romero, Maggie . Rosberg, Barbara Rosberg, Judy . . . Roselle, Beverly . ROSS, JONATHAN , Rossman, Jane . Rossman, Judy . . Rossman, Bill . . Rotilla, Robert . . Rouse, Joyce . Roussel, Janice . Rowley, Beverly . . Roybal, David . . Roybal, Norma . . RUBLE, DAVID . Rundle, Sharon . Runger, Faye . Rushton, James . . . Russell, Patrick . . . . 46,57,10l . . . 56,80 . 111,136 . . 111 . . . . 111 . . . 48,111 . . . 40,48 . 33,48,50,100 . . 59,80,125,127 . . . . . . . . 57 . 80,1l9,138,146 . . . . 111,129 33,44,48,100,177 . . . . . 59,101 47,49,56,111,144 46,56,101,143,144 . . . . . 58,101 . . . . . 80 55,56 .. 48,55,111 . . . . 101,121 .. 111,121,133 50,101,144,177 ..........1.0i . . . . . . 111 . 33,51,52,80 . 40,56,101,144 . . . 111,144 '. '. '. '. '.'111',129 RUTT, KEN . . . 33,34,36,39,47,55,80,91, 119,125,128,138,146,165,172,174,177 Rutt, Pete . . . . . Rychler, Linda . . Rychler, Steven . . . S Saavedra, Gerald . SABIN, PAUL . . . Saber, Linda .... Sandberg, Catherine . . SANDS, ROBERT . . . Sands, Michael . . . Spanger, Dave . . . .......111 . . 45,54,111 . . 33,80,124,144 .....111 .......55,111 Sasano, Ken . . . 44,47,S0.,57,.101,1E2,1116 Scaggs, Jackie ..... Schafer, Dale . Schapps, Steve . SCHEER, KEN . Schell, Kathleen . . Schindler, Frank . . Schmidt, Robert . Schmitz, Jane . Schofield, Bob . . Schofield, Jack . . Schrader, Rocky . . . Schreiner, Debbie . SCHRODER, THELMA Schroder, Diane . . . ' ' '. ' El4,111.,1.3f1 . . . . 101 . . 55,80 ....1ll1 5611.11 46,48,59,101,133 ........101 ........111 . ..59,101 . ..... 80 . . ...... 111 SCHULTZ, PEGGY Schupp, Karen . . Schwaninger, Sue . Schwind, James ........... 111 SCHWIND, MARSHA . . 37,44,49,56,81,144 SCOTT, SANDY ......... 49,81 Schubert, Frances . .....,.. 101 Seaman, Lorna . . . . 101 . . 46,49,56,81 .. 42,101 189 1 Sebengardner, Craig . Selders, Rodney . . . Senti, Cheryl ...... SERRATORE, CANDY . Seubert, Frances . Seurer, Richard . . Shell, Kathy .... Shepard, Steve . SKEWIS, DANIEL . Shorthose, Sandy . . Siaz, Donald . . . Siaz, Ronald . . Silva, Mike . . . Silvington, Steve . . SIMMONS, FREDA . . Sines, Loren .... SINNER, KEN . . . SLADE, JAUNITA . . Slocum, Gary . . SLOCUM, JIM . . . SLUSHER, CAROL . Slusher, Robert . . Smathers, Bonnie . Smith, Chris . . . Smith, Connie . . SMITH, DARRYL . . Smith, Diana . . . Smith, Don . . . Smith, Joann . . SMITH, LINDA . Smith, Lyn ..... Smith, Terry ...... SMOTHERMAN, RON . ..101 ffffni .. 53,39,81 . 47,58,57 . . . . 101 . . . 111 . 111,121 . . . . 81 . 58,101 . 59,101 . . 101 . . . 81 . . 101 81,138 . 33,38,48,52,81 . . . 59,101 . . . 81 . . 55,81 . . 111 ..18i ..112 ffffni .. 39,46,81 . 56,112 .......101 .......82 Snortland, Carol . . 39,40,44,101,124,144 Snyder, Steve . . . 102,121,135,136,146,147 Sorenson, Roland . . . Souchek, Dennis . . Souchek, John . . . . . 57,112 . 58,112 . . . 58,102 SOUTHWICK, LARRY .... 82,141,146 Stan,Joe STANGE, GERI ANN . . 112 .......82 STANIEWSKI, FRANCINE . . . 33,34,35, 38,39,44,47,82,90,143,144,145 STANLEY, SALLY . . STARBUCK, TERRY . Statham, Ben ..... Steele, Gary . . . Steele, Jonna ..... STEFFAN, LARRY . Steinmiller, Sandy . . Steins, John .... Stephens, Ronnie . Stertz, Joe .... STERTZ, TOM . Stillwell, Pat . . Stoehr, Edith . . Stoner, Janice ..... STRATTON, JUNE . . . STRAUGHAIR, SUZANNE STREZEBALA, HENRY Strezebala, Stan .... Strickland, Jerry . . . Strickland, Roland . . Straitz, Sherri . . . Stole, Jackie .... Stroh, Kathy ..... STUBBS, RODNEY . . Suazo, Laura . Subert, Sheila . . SUDCAMP, BILL . . SUITTS, SHIRLEY . 90 . . . . . . . 112 48,104,112,129 . . . 54,57,82 . . . 33,53,82 .......102 43,57,82 . 39,56,112,144 112 . . 47,102,146 . 82,118,146 . . . 36,112,144 . . 43,47,57,102 . . . . 112,144 44,82,90,124,144 . . . . . 37,82 59,82 . . . . 112 . . . . 112,133 .......l12 . 51,56,112,144 . . . . . . 102 33,39,43,44,82, 118,146,165 .. 102,144 . . . 112 . . . 83 . . 56,83 Sukowski, Sherry . . Sullivan, Barry . . Sumida, Merilee . . Summers, Kathy . . . . . SUMMERS, ROBERT SWAFFORD, MARYANN . Swanager, Sue ...... Sweeny, Bill . . . Sweeny, Chuck .... SWE ENEY1, KATHY T Talbot, Darrel . . Talbut, Mary . . Talick,Tom . . . TAUCER, GARY . . Taylor, Craig . . Taylor, Dennis . . Taylor, Pam . . . Teel , Ronald ..... TENNAL, DARRYL Tenorio, John . . . Thomas,Carol . . . Thomas, Carla . . Thompson, Barbara Thompson, Beverly Thompson, Bob . . . Thompson, Carolyn . Thorp, Frances . . Thorp, Jim . . . Tibbles, Joe . . . Tindall, Donna . . Tolliver, Allen . Tompkins, Patrick . Toth, Richard . . . TRAPP, DIANE . Trapp, Kathleen . . TRAPP, NITA . . . TRUJILLO, DAN . Trujillo, Frances . Trujillo, Jim .... TRUJILLO, HELEN Trujillo, Mike . . . TRUJILLO, PHILIP Trujillo, Ruben . . Tucker, Colleen . Tuerk, Arthur . . Turgeon, Eileen . . Turnlo, Daun .... Turnbull, Cheryl . Turner, Dennis . Tyler, Dee . . . James . Tyler, Tyler, Kathy . . Tyler, Ruth . . Tyus, Connie U URBAN, DOROTHY Urban, Gloria . . Uyeda, Susan . . V Valing, Janice .... Valdez, Max . . . Valente, Sparkle . . . . . . . . 102 . . . . . 48,102 . 48,59,102,144 . . . . . 112 . . 119 . . 44 . . 112 . . . 46,112 .. 45,47,83 . . 112 . . 83 . . . . 102 . . . . . . 112 . . 40,102,144 . . . . . 102 . . . . 83 . . 59,102 . . . 112 . . 59,112 . 47,59,112 . . . . 144 . . . 56,112 . 112,121,133 . . . . 47,102 .......102 . 42,46,54,102 . 102 . 57,112 . . . . 83 ..47,102 . . . . 83 .. 53,83 .. 102 . . 112 83 . 58,112 . . . 83 . 58,112 102 .' ..48,102 . 56,112 . . 55,102 . 102,133 ....47 . . . . 112,144 .......112 58,102,124,144 . . 83 .. 112 . . . . . 59,112 . ..... 58,102 41,47,59,112,144 VAN CAMP, BARBARA . . . 51,84 Van Camp, Larry . . . . . . 59,113 VIAN CLEAVE, KEN ..... 84,91,165 VAN KIRK, ROBERT ......... 84 VAN SCOY, GAIL . .84,116,144,156,172,173 Van Wagenen, Peggy ...... 39,103 33,39, VARLEY, MICHAL . . . . . . . . 47,82,84,185,172 Vecchiarelli, Carol . . . . 42,483,103 Vela, David ..... ...... Vest, Bob ..... . . 57,113 VEST, JOHN . . . . . 84 Vigil, Charles . . . . . . Vigil,George . . . . . . . . 59 Vila, Dave . . . . . . . . 39,113 Villano, Kathy . . . . . . . 41,56,104,113 . 39,46 Vittetoe, Carol . . . . . . . ,103 VON EHRENKROOK, JOAN . . . . 51,84 W Wachholtz, Rosemary . . . 103 Wagner, Elaine .... . . 103 Wagner, Susan . . . . . . 103 Wagnor, Merita . . . . 59,113 WAITE, JOHN . ....... . Wakley, Eileen . . . . 42,103,144 Walker, Eleanor . . 56,59,113 Walker, Greg ....... ....... 1 03 WALKER, JON . . . . . . . . . . 46,55 84,91,118,127,128,146,176 Walker, Steve . .... . ..... 40,113 Wall, Mike . . . . . 113 Walter, Arlan . . . . . . wambie, Phillip . . . . . 113 ward, Andra ........... 59,113 WARD, CAROL ........... 32,33 39,40,46,47,50,54,84,177 WARD, HAROLD ............ 84 WARGIN, EDDIE . .... 53,84 Waring, Linda ....... 41,103,151 WARING, PAT ........ 41,53,85 WATTERMAN, CHARLOTTE . . . 85 Waterman, Greg .......... 113 WATSON, BARBARA ....... ,-. 85 Watters, Susan . . . . 48,113,144 WAWOK, CAROL . . . . 53,85 Webster, June .... .... 1 13 Webster, Katherine . . 33,103 Wehde, Jesse .... . . 113 Weingardt, Larry . . . . . . . . . Weingarten, Michael . . . . 49,113 WELLS, MARGARET . . . . . . . . 56 . . . 47,103,129,148 Wendler, Donald . . Werkmeister, George .... Weyand, Pat . . .- . WEYAND QBRYANTD SHIRLEY . . 34,36,85 Wheatley, Charles ...... 49,113,136 Whealock, Carol ........ 55,113 White, Glenda . . . ..... . . 59 WHITMAN, ALLAN .......... 85 WHITMER, JACK . . . 33,39,85,91,118, 133,138,146,147,154 .....103 .........103 Wigton, Cherie . . ......... 59 Wilburn, Gary . ...... 103 Wilburn, Larry . . . . -. . . . . 103 Williams, Ann . . . . 34,49,113,144 Williams, Barbara ......... 40,45, 46,49,50,103,177 WILLIAMS, CHERBENE ...... 45,85 WILLIAMS, DENNIS . . . 39,85,136,146 Williams, Jerry . . . ....113 A WISE, RANDY WYSCAVER, KATHY . . . 86,156 WILLIAMS, LESLIE . . 34,35,36,85, Wolf, Francis . . . . . . 103 Wyscaver, Maria . . . 46,47,103 144 175 177 Wolford Larry . . . . . 113 WILLIAMS, LINDA . . 39,86,116,144, Wolfskill, David . . 113,121 172 174 Womble Philip . . .... 58 Y Wilson, Charles . . . . ,113 Wong, james . . .... 48,113 Wilson, Frank . . . . . . 113 Wong, Jean . . . . 44,103,144 Yamasaki, Mark . . . . . . . . . 103 WILSON, JEANNIE . . . 36,86 WOOD, NANCY . . . 37,48,86 Young, Dan . . . . . 47,92,103,146 Wilson, Lou . . ..... 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