Westminster High School - Warrior Yearbook (Westminster, CO)

Text from Pages 1 - 230 of the 1976 volume:

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Cf District if 50 School System lt has been said that there is no honor in one's hometown. But for Iver C. Ranum, who's never moved from his hometown, the honors have been frequent and many. Where else could one rise from bus driver, coach, teacher and principal to become super- intendent of the District within a 15 -year span? And where else but School District 50 has a superintendent held that position for 25 years? Perhaps it can safely be said that his hometown provided the basis for his success as superintendent, for Iver C. Ranum never forgot from whence he came and his success in part must be attributed to his solid values and his friendliness that served him so well during the days when he wore three hats- that of bus driver, and coach. In other school districts superintendents have come and gone, but in School District 50 Iver C. Ranum still enjoys today the respect of his colleagues, his school faculty, and his cityg and the status he enjoys remains un- blemished and untarnished to all who have come to appreciate his genuine concern for every student who has participated in the edu- cational process in District 50. Mr. Ranum began his teaching career in what was then known as Union High School in 1935 after graduating from Luther College in Iowa in 1934. He taught Math, History, Physi- cal Education and was also the coach. He be- came principal of the school in 1939 and was named superintendent of District 50 in 1950. In 1947 he was awarded a Masters Degree from the University of Denver, and has taken additional Work at Colorado University. He is a member of the Local, State and National Ed- ucation Associations and has been President of both the local and county associations, Phi Delta Kappa, the Colorado Association of the American Association of Administrators. Name a civic or charitable organization and at one time or another Iver C. Ranum has served as president or chairman of the group. In addition he was a Scoutmaster, organized the first girl's softball team, was Sunday School Superintendent, and sang in the church choir. In 1950 when Iver C. Ranum became super intendent, the District had three elementary schools, one high school and 1,400 students. Today, the District has nearly 17, 000 stu- dents, 19 elementary schools, four junior highs, two senior high schools, including Iver C. Ranum High School which was dedi- cated in his honor in 1962, and now a new Westminster High School, and a Career En- richment Park. Nine of the past ten bond elections have met with success under his leadership and today the District enjoys the enviable reputa- tion of having the best in educational facili- ties to serve the needs of the 17, 000 students enrolled there. Mr. Ranum attributes this success to the dedicated parents and teachers of District 50. Through the years he has been honored by many organizations, but one of the most trea- sured honors came two years ago when he received the Distinguished Service award from the Westminster District 50 Chamber of Commerce- the highest award given by that organization. Now, he is retiring after 45 years in the District. His guiding hand will no longer steer the course of school District 50, but he can rest assured that he will have left School District 50 with a solid foundation for educa- tional excellence. His shoes will be difficult to fill. No man is so tall as when he stoops to help a child. ii-Qiiqj 9 by -evv w 'mMW.N WIM-mmwm Head Start Christmas Party 1974 n . WarnOrS Scoop vowml u. No. 16 wAamoR's J s coop MAY 5 U, , Q V , Iver Ranum To Head Schooi Scoop Wins Its Hlshesi d The Warriors Scao is pleased to anounce that in this Years com- petition for high school papers held by Colorado University. the Warriors Scoop received the high- est rating ever given to a. West- minster Hish School Dvfber. Competition this year was keen- er than ever before with a record number df individual entries and a. total of 38 schools represented, Sigma Delta Chi, a. fraternity for men, judged all papers. The news story Juniors Win Trophy by June Mihelcich and Annetta Novakovich won good, The edi- torial on Armistice Day by Vera Lee Clifton won good rating. Bob Fostefs feature on Wrestling History was given good rating. Books for All , written by Vir- ginia Calveresi, also Won good rating. A For printed papers with a, cir- culation of 499 and less the Scoop received fair rating, This is the Hrst year the paper has received sucirhigh honors, All the indiv- idual entries submitted won. Scqop To Print: Big Senior Issue Be on the lookout lor a ngeqx- ber of the Scoqp sm!! WHOJZIZQY V011 and ask top a. tim' fait bf money for the paper dedi- bated to the Seniors. In case some may be interestgd in the contents of the next 9399! here are a few selections: The will, prcphecy, history and some exciting features which everyone will enjoy, And by the way, none of these will :smear in the Annual. 1 , 1. Y, X S. Clay Coy SENIOR CLASS TO STAGE ' 'COLOR DAY Westminster High School has been naming vim Excifement fm- the last few days. The fe9.son is Nthat 'D18I1SgfO1' Calc? have men completed. m Seniors are especially haqmy because the grand 11119.16 off high ,E w f n '4 3 'a Iver C. Ranum LET'S ROLL Let's roll with the Seniors at their skating party to be held at the lRno11erdrome May 8 at 7:30 ARM, Outsiders are also invit,ed.' This is one of the many Ways the Seniors are trying to raise money for their Ditch Day. P68857 Sanboume Qlass Prophecy, Lee Schubert Vocal Soho, Iris O'Connor Guitar Accompaymentz, Sig Carlson l Class Wm, virginia. Goodmry Class Song, Accompanied by Elsie scrriml as about to smug The crow Mkam' event? begin 53 fthe Florence Bordahl and Paul at meynfgma M' My a 'll. 'slp Rwesslional, High School Band :The is as follows: C9871 Moeller , DiX'9Ct0l' C1853 Day ?m ,gm 'lrl ffmf sslt Miter the class day program. May 19, 1950 the students will participate in Pfocessianax, High scmz Banff? Coloma-Y PWM' The Seniors Welwme Aadress ,,e,..5wi11 11ave concessions in order to ' make enough money for ditch day Reading, Barbara Duiiy , he , lass Clarinet men, vera me cufmn. ,That mnmg t sem' C h Lee Class History. Blanche Wurl Vocal Solo. Iris OPConnor Schubert 'mil sponsor a dance 0P0n to t e entire student body. All the stud- ents are expected to attend this Vocal Duet. Nadine Loveiw, ggam mak- Coy Receives New Position 'School district 50 will be mi ing the able leadership of Clay Coy who has suerintenderws position in Me co, Missouri. I-D: will take I new ppsitiqn July 1, managi three glide schbois, one J high and 'one senior high. enrollment A totals apprnximay 2000 students. ' During the three years Mr. CI has been at Westminster have been several great ac- plishmentss in the school distr Finances have been improved a the school has gained much cognition in the Suburban Leng Next year School District will be managed by Mr Ra who is going to fill the posgg of superintendent vacated by Z Coy. A Mr. Ranum started to schoof this district attending both B and Berkeley Gardens gj schools. ' He attended Aw High and North High because: that time there, was no I school in this vicinity. ' h mAcfter graduating he atbendj college in Iowa in order to s to be a minister. bxgt later deci to teach school. ' TI-Ie started teaching at the Union High Schaol, iarber chan to Westminster, where he was coach and turned out rr championship basketiball tes In 12947 he took the positic-1 principal which he has filled 9 since. . But for four Bitte words That I said out of turn: I have to stay in 5 minute Because he thinks F11 lean --Mr. Morga.nroth'a third , ., 4' ,, hi!-XDYY class., 'Mg 3 1925 - Berkeley Gardens Grade School fir f K l 5 e r Mr. Ranum To Retire After 45 Years In School District 450 ww gg ' 'H'--, fy 3 - Tis' 1 , - Srl 13 va 5' Er 'hx x X L I 6 1 i X I 'I N' 'W - , is is, N ....1 QW mag 1 w WS I ,ff X ,M -. .-,Q-fx : 1 ff aff gpm-. - - f , L .Af QM! M' ' 'ffl v mi -'W .NWI .-4-. PM 1' ,N nf- ,.,, wg, M2v W ' . 'f . ' ' ..,.m5'. , --,w444'W' ' 1 .AWN . QMEJ f4W:f f w 5'N ' ' QL ' ' .,evwii!? ':A-aw 1 , ,.', : f VA U H ,, M, Y, : ,yr .3 ', , V- 1. 1, M , K , , 4 - ' fu, ff ' ,Q M. Y . . z, W' , ' 4 , I5 E 5 .2 Q as is vb M Q fig, W x K f 5 'ff J' t f FNTENN 16 f .aw- A V 100 years ago in Colorado territory Rocky Mountain News September 21, 1876 President Grant coming to Colorado again. Long Branch, September 20, --President and family will leave here in a special car on Thurs- day next, and go directly to Denver, Colorado. Colorado's First University The cornerstone of the University of Colorado at Boulder, was laid yesterday, by the Grand Lodge, A.F. and A. M. , of Colorado. All the of- ficers of the Grand Lodge were present. A major- ity of them, with about 40 members of Colorado Commandery No. 1 Knights Templar, for an escort, and a large delegation of citizens, swelling the number of excursionists from Denver to at least 150, left here at 8:15, and were joined at Golden junction by quite a good sized delegation from the mountain towns. The programme previously arranged was not carried out entirely, because it was impossible to do so. The attendance was not as large as it should have been, in view of the excellent arrangements made, nor as it would have been, had the weather been more propitious. As to the weather, it is only necessary to say that it was irascible, and with that dismiss the subject. The streets were fear- fully muddy, and it rained or snowed, or both, all the time. 200 years ago in the colonies Late September 1775-- King George III of England, upset over events in the Colonies, issued orders to his subordi- nates in the Army to secure the services of mercenary troops to bolster the small British forces stationed in North America. This was a shocking action on the Crown's part as the practice was going out of style in Europe and even Frederick the Great of Prussia viewed it as intolerable. The mercenaries hired came from the small Saxon States fGermanj whose rulers emulated Louis XVI and needed the British money. The total number of mercenaries hired was 29, 875, two thirds of whom came from Hesse- Cassel and from Hesse-I-Ianau -- hence the name Hessians applied to these troops by the colonists. The total cost of this trade in human flesh came to either 850, 000 or 1, 770, 000 pounds sterling fboth are official figuresj between cost of initial rental and blood money . Over 1, 200 men were killed in action and 6, 354 died of non-battle causes. In addition, be- tween 5, 000 and 6, 000 deserted, most in America, many joining the American Army. This trade in German lives was not par- ticularly profitable for Britain. Many of the troops recruited in this fashion were extreme- ly poor. Desertion rates were high. Indeed many troops deserted en route to Hanoverian ports, but the loss was made good through the immediate kidnapping and enlistment of anyone the officers could lay their hands on. ln addition, the hiring of such mercenaries for service in the war did nothing to enhance Britain's prestige in the eyes of the world. Life, Libertm and the Pursuit of appiness The Land of Plenty Posterity! You will never know how much it cost the present generation, to preserve your Freedom! I hope you make a good use of it. If you do not, I shall repent in Heaven that ever ltook half the pains to preserve it john Adams 2nd President of the United States Philadelphia, 1777 Let us all, during the coming months study carefully the character, study the qualities of the men who founded this Nation. Let us try to grasp the stuff that was ins ide of each of them and all of them collectively. And then, let us release, if we can, the same spirit within ourselves. We have the same capacity for unity, dis cipline and sacrifice. Let us show the world that the character and qual- ity of the American people has not changed in 200 years. Gerald R. Ford 38th President of the United States Philadelphia, 1974 Qt 37370 W THE FIRST 200 YEARS A knowledge of American history is an invitation to experience the ac- complishment, drama, tragedy and hope of an infant nation struggling to grow up. Sturdy, determined pioneers hacked away at the edges of a raw continent and, with blunders and achievements alike, modeled a country with a spirited nature and a united commitment to individual liberty for every one of its citizens. Americans, great and not so great, have given us a heritage to carry on and improve upon. Farmers and soldiers, industri- alists and merchants, dreamers and leaders, are all there in two centuries of progress. But the maturing isn't finished. You'll find the boundaries of growth as endless today as when our forefathers first envisioned them. You can seek out your own destiny with the wisdom and judgement which comes with re-creation of the past. Your knowledge, dreams and industry will carry on through many more centuries of living history. is N CONGRESS, JULY 4, 1776. 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Fort MCI-Ienry was heriocally held during a British naval bombardment, and the stars and stripes still flew after a night of hard fighting. The next morning Francis Scott Key penned the immortal words of what would become the national anthem. . . . E : 5,1 gi- . gs? it !!12!!1i-ML - 'M A t - -- r Tri? sgffr'-T Settlers had to have permanent access to the new lands, so canals and bridges were built to carry stages and wagon trains loaded with machinery destined for settlements in the West. The pioneers foresaw great wealth in the cheap acreage that was available. Frontiersmen cleared the wilderness, built set- tlements and drove back the Indians. The Pony Express and the telegraph became primary means of communication. Agriculture was the wealth of the country. American inventions of the time were often re- lated to working the soil. The McCormick Reaper, mowing machines, textile looms and the cotton gin were instrumental in the settling of new frontiers. In 1848, james Marshall found gold in the race of a sawmill he was building for Iohn Sutter at Coloma, California. The lust to get rich quick was the force behind this biggest and gaudiest gold rush ever. While gold rush fever gripped the country, states were increasingly more divided on the slavery issue. Civil war broke out in the East. This Brothers War was bitterly fought and, though the scars remain even today, slavery was abolished. Cities grew at an alarming pace, often without regard to the limits of safety. The great Chicago fire of 1871 burned the bustling cattle market empire beyond recognition, But the pioneer spirit was not broken. Chicagoans began re- building and preparations were underway to celebrate the 100th birthday of the country. The Iron Horse, carrying homesteaders, greatly helped settlement of the new country. The first transcontinental railroad connected the country at Promontory Summit, Utah, on May 10, 1869. Transportation was setting the pattern for the American way of life. The country became a mobile society with electric trolleys, automo- biles, farm machinery, and bicycles, all the rage. Along with the accessibility of travel came a new era of nationalism. A World War called upon the nation's young men to unite and fight. After the war in Europe, the nation pulled itself together and industry flourished once again. A carefree America bur- ied war memories in the new moving pictures, telephones, light bulbs, electric generators, stock market ticker tape machines, phono- graphs and a wealth of inventions from the fer- tile minds of its young inventors. Baseball be- came the national sport and prohibition was law. Black Thursday, October 24, 1929, saw the American stock market crash to the lowest level in history. Panic set in as the unemployment level skyrocketed. The country was in its worst economic crisis. Slowly, but surely, the wounds of the crash, the dust bowl, and poverty healed. , . W . 2' ' 'L LA45.-.Lfff i V. n ' c A ' 1 , 1 ' ,,,,y,,, . si, Qlss RA-rr on i,y, RATQQN , . , J sct, V ,,,', st,,. tttt am' n, in anion STAMPNG' 1f ' STAMF80. 46 U 47 The steel industry geared up for the revival while rumors were whispered in the Roosevelt administration of another impending war. The nations leaders scoffed, until December 7,1941 . . . Pearl Harbor! Industrial production reached a peak during the 'war years. Upon their return from four years of battle, the veterans forged ahead with an eye on a better life for everyone. Several mod- erate recessions in the 50's and 60s reminded cautious citizens of past decades. Huge strides were being taken in the scientific field, Television became a part of every family's life. National events were household topics - while they happened - thanks to the new medi- um. Individuals and groups were seen on the tube as they advocated new social reform, or justice, or special causes of their own. TV gave individuals and political systems power greater than ever before. Audio-visual journalism had made its impact. Nearly 100 years of struggling for civil liberties were realized when President Lyndon Baines johnson signed the Civil Rights Act of 1964 into law. The Act outlawed segregation in any form, The seventies shed light on a new trouble for the nation as it approached its zoorh birthday, The world's energy sources and natural re- sources were being used up faster than they could be replenished. Americans once again waded into a new frontier, The energy crisis and ecology were prominent words in the language. Ways to save nature from the neglect of mankind and ways of preserving precious fuel without damaging that balance of nature were the objectives of Americans across the country. t 1 v ianii , 'ff' A f if i ,rK'ft1a '1jf9 4 Tj -1 J -.3-7 ' fftjgffr KJ 3? ,Z jx-A -2: e 44' - .' A ,s,. if we f m ea-2:f .,-. ' - fifgy 4 ' f., 13351. airewfssii' 'za ' 1 - , if 'ry ,gf ' r 1 3 ,- . -,- Q. ' ff sgfgrgicf . vi Q.: .1 A is qv, . 1 . Earth's crises spurred Americans into further pioneering, This time . outer space. Ameri- can astronauts were the first on the surface of the moon and the US. was first to build a sky- lab for more scientific study. American is still learning and growing after a mere ZOO-year infancy. The original determina- tion of our forefathers was told again in the words of Neil Armstrong as he made the first step on the moon . . a small step for man, but a giant step for mankind. , 911, wat 5 cfne e QS MS XX CULPEPER WNW: Q LIBERTY 2 OR DEATH . 4' ,..- 0' 145:91 U .gf a-7? fps 'uni' BENJAMIN FRANKLIN FLAG CULPEPER FLAG 1775 ALSO CALLED SERAPIS FLAG GENERALLY ACCEPTED AS ORIGINATED BY ONE OE THE EARLY RATTLESNAKE ELAGS CARRIED BY THE MINUTE BENIAMIN ERANIILIN AT COURT OE LOUIS XVI BENNINGTON FLAG - 1777 FIRST STARS AND STRIPES FLAG OE VICTORY OF THE GREEN MOUNTAIN BOYS UNITED EMBLEM OE INDEPENDENCE SAID TO HAVE BEEN ORIGINAT GEORGE WASHINGTON FOLLOWING ACT OE CONGRESS OF IUNE IA THE FLAG OF 1818 SHOWING RETURN TO THIRTEEN STRIPES AND ADDITIONAL STARS IN NAME GIV CANTON i' l t i' W OLD GLORY EN BY CAPTAIN WILLIAM DRIVER. COMMANDING THE B CHARLES DAGGETT IN 1831 ifiti tiff tttti tiff ffft, i 155254, ',?'. -- ffl? DONTTREADONME I I tiff' Yliiiif :fwfr '. 'f'f iii!! 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I I X CONFEDWTE Bmlf IND NW' TUG FLAG or THE SPANISH AMERICAN wAR f 1893 USED FROM MAY I T863 TO END OF WAR, T865 THE BATTLE FLAG WAS IM EMBLEM gy TIBFRTY THAT BROUGHT FREEDOM I0 CUBA SQUARE Cf Freedclm 44 94 94 R R WORKING POR THE YA KEE DOLLAR A CARD. YIYHE rmbllc at large lp rt-spectfully lnhtrmed thu l very large lvtlllltitent nt' Cr-pa and Eureka. of evuy tkvcrlp- u-rrrjuiay now In utrtalued at UH srolt rua-uname pncs, by :applying to N. BY LVE5'l'l'Jl4, at South Etxtlt und. Hair Cloth in Qiery variety, French and Aruericao mana- fncinre, mndp turn Cat' ur rtncirn at J hours notice. A lup quantity of the-0' arttrtea rouarunily ready made. N. Il. The vuliacnI.mr'a store ia N-r I South Math attelt, C rin-in below Market, and opyo-tw the alde of tha Schuylkll time ' apritzs-tr 5 our usrnnnlsumnnr, OPPOSITE GlRARD'S BANK A GOOD assortment of HATS, at No. 6t South Sd atreet., which :ill be aold at fair pricea. IQ Those who 'ish a hat ofaay qt- li'y or fvhion whatever, llniohad, an be accommodated, and should the artiell not please when finished, there will be no obligation GI the 'intl nfthnae who nrvler tn take it. - april!-dl ll A 'F S, Wtt0Lcs.t LE AN n nt-LTAIL. No. 41 South Tlurd Street, NEAR CONGRESS HALL. - OHN C. DYER otfora for aala, HATS of every description, bf ll- perior qualities, aurl cheap. J C. D. particularly iuvitrt the aw-ation ol the public tn his four dtllllfhfilll, which, foe beau: ,durabitrt and: ea a anna a raced by any ia are city. , P cu' BTUHN C. DYER respectfully Informa his friends and the public, that he hae?-ened a atore in his liaa ol blah near at the above name place, where ha intends to lea conataatly nu hand a general aunrtment nf HATI which he Fill aell aa low an they can be purchased in the city. march 5-Gino Eiiligisone fi1r'fZillltlllGl'l- I fff-3,2 f' K Q 1 ' 's r I Qfzxig--ew.. gl -' ., -N e - me Xx f Joy T - , ' V , his prefix, .1 X . X Y xt XO SEQ: -fix Ti tt at Li 'Tir o n-,J RELIEF for the lllSTllESSlill and lllLlt ni the W llllllllll is found in PERRY llAVIS'S VEGETABLE PAIN KILLER. Manufactured by PERRY DAVIS 8: BON, ne. 14 mon anne, novmlarcn. n. 1. COTTOJYZ 7 5 MALE.-t Cr-it-.ri yurt t.n.deil tr--ut brig Yellnw Bird, Iruur New tJrk'aw. Fur -ale try ufwi i B RlalN0. aprll 25-tllw No. ILS Suutlt Fm-rt rtrc-vt. Imagine buying that acre of land you have spotted for 51.25! Or, even at the higher price of 510. Those are the prices offered to our founding fathers to encourage set- tlement of the wilderness areas of this nation. A stage wasn't the most comfortable way to go, but you could get from city to city for as little as 53 - at the amazing pace of six miles per hour. Compare todayfs wages with a 12-hour day in the early 1800's. A man earned 506 a day. Of course his dollar bought a little more than today's. Butter in 1826 was about 56 lb. in the Midwest, eggs, 36 doz.p corn 66 bu., wheat, 256 bu., and a cow could be bought for 55. With travel becoming the American tradi- tion, you could choose train, wagon, horseback or the water. A canal ride, with bed and board included, averaged 3 or 46 per mile. And when you reached your des- tination, you could sit down to a 5, or even 10 course meal for 256. tl.adies 206, in consideration of appetite.l Farmers in the early 1800fs could own the famous McCormick Reaper for a mere 5100. But the Civil War increased prices as the machine became the first item farmers could buy on time payments for the sum of 51,500. A good suit of clothes then might cost 51,95 and ladies waists tblousesj were marketed for 496 to 53.50 with a whole dress pattern priced at 15c. Cookstoves, quality-satisfaction guaran- teed, could cost you 529.25 at 54 per month and a dandy heating stove could set you back as much as 55.73 and up. The first electric refrigerator cost 5900 - which might be enough to make you faint on your 1907 fainting couch that had cost a mere 57.85. Your new baby travelled in the height of fashion in a wicker sleeping coach tstroll- erj for the sum of 512.04. If you had 51,500 in 1903 you could show off in one of the first automobiles, Ah, those were the days. Some of the cur- rent prices are reminiscent of those days, but at frontier prices, which were a whole different story. Hardy pioneers had to pay 52 a pound for sugar, too. And the same for a pound of coffee or pepper. Those items were only 156 per pound back in civ- ilized St, Louis. Flour was marked up 100 times for sale to the frontiersmen and dur- ing the famous Cold Rush, that precious commodity went for 5400 a barrel. ..-- .-ef S rr'! '. ' I - rl' - v '.:.rll.!.:5t'l -I ' 5 taxa, 4' g ' - -. ...s.-W f E.... ,,. J fini.: , ga' 'Q .I 'V -0' 5?.'zv' A .F . - ' ADAMS' PATENT SW!-2l.I.l-ID Beam lvinrllnss llcrlstcntls. IHE above Bodataada are put together with- out a- rewa. and by mean: at the Wiadlan and swelled ES-ram, tha Sact-ing in kept crowning aarl elas- tic ut all timea it-ith the teaat pouibla trouble, :high il nupfmible tn abt- rt - n thnae mad-r any other way. Pure curled Hair Dlllfilltl constantly nn han . ' llllSl'tlN SPRING-SEAT RUCKING CHAIRS, Ven-tian, 'Franaparcnt and India Hltndn. Alun, a great variety of ornamruta and materials lor interior decora- tion. conatuutly nn hand, and Upl-dlatrry NYM! nf every deer-ripti-ru caecuwd with neat-teas. punctnality and dee- pauti, by -J tt ANCOCK st co. S. W. corner nf'l'bi.d and Walnut atrerta. P. S J ll. N Cn grateful for pant Iavnura, they lwpf. by wait-nt attention to biuineu, and a deairr tn please, by helping the ttcheal art-clva to their lit-r,'to nhta-n hit-rrr patronage A U V april 2l-lv Marr to V1 Philaclchihia Museum, IN 'I'lIl'1l'l'PER PART OF Tllli Racoon, CHESN UT STREET, QABOVE SIXTHJ OPEN' thmtglioul thc day, and ILL U.lI1.N'.8'1'ED :very nrcrtxrtg. Adtnittance :Z5 Cents. This Museum is the oldest and largest establishment in the United States, and contains immense collections of the Animal and Mineral kingdoms ot' nature, from all parts ol the world. These are all beau- tifully arranged, so as to enable the visitor to study the objects with the greatest advantage. The collection ofimplements and ornament! of our aboriginal tribes is very extensive and interesting, and the Ca- binetol' Antiquities, and Artificial Curiosities, is not less worthy of attention. ln ntltlttinn tn the ordinary attractions ol' a Museum, there ts tn this a very large collection ol' the Portraits ol' American States- men antl RVarrtora of the Revolution, and of the most distinguished scientilic men nf Euro l A ' . pe ant mertca The Founder, C. W. Peale, desirous ol' securing the Museum per- manently in this city, obtained an act ol' Incorporation, by which the stability ol' thc Institution is insured. The act of Incorporation se- cures the use of the hluscum in perpeluity to the city, and authorizes the Stockholders to appoint annually live trustees, who meet quarterly to regulate the business ot' the Institution. Nothinw can be removed .from the Institution under a penalty, and forfeiture of double the value ofthe thing removedg hence donations may be made with certainty on the part of the donors, that the articles placed in the Museum will allaya remain for the public good. llwmas Gibson, Plumber, v lkl3l'FA.1'f'll l.l.Y lnfprttlglhz friends llld D the l.Iic tn gen -In . t lt e tantra on .t the it......l':.ta snap t-iRr..t.trrrhtn an ara r-pm ' shea. at N r. lilo N-'flll 'lh-r arc-At. vt' irre 67, hq tipgumitltrtly mt hand llytlrlntl, nf Vnrl- L5 r-uarleacrtpttoua. Patt-ut lIatttur'a l'lnnlt lxctr -Q lla-I ltl bury: Lrltilll COM the gwgxrial Cun- ' atrnrn--ri. Yutvr Clown. ll-I. ' 'H H. SINIW' ev uatna. Lend and Irun l'lPtl, Rr-torta for I :lit-ttchtnig nurthgll Airhrr Fyruipul atipslnwa, . tru li at t A nrtust trntcn, an l n, .4 'uillll Sli:-1::IirtAtI of vnrtoun ainit un altilgrttzt ral- 'j'f',.' , -r ab' Left 4. 'l'll0AlAS l U . 'TT' 'f . lim .ii-hi. IM Nur-lr Tlilrrt aura-rt. Vcniti . 'I an Blind Warehouse, I. I- Tlllill DY f'lIhFlU'l' All! Ill OSD ITKIITI- Y . V . V -V :EEE-r Y ' - ,, w Tltlltrl -rib-erilrer rnprft- ' ' ' ron Nnw Yonx. rs h: f- U 't-f -- 'H' 'Ht . . f ' ' ' z na nt' t'lulad 'lil ln uid vt- . H . ' lyvxlsllfrdlccoitmbdldol Q :I :ii-ity. that he uhzrlaiennsiarttly .n- U - ' V ,. ,A ' U 9430559951973 '73 :-gj:,,.,,,,..,. lr- un hzutd s very rxtr nslvr rur- dv-'1' - .1 -g,..f.,AfGx 'l'm',.fn ' uc l' c.f' I ' snrtmeul nt' Vrniltara H'ia- frl 'iff hw YORK U' Reb' ln: lllrplh, nf vnrtnua pam-rtir, stirs, and chlnura, nnw el- lzh rn- L. -r -- ZW. .1..-. x' tu tt all tif uhhh wl'l hc wld xvlnrlvsatlv nr relirtl trlr rat-lt 4-r I . F . t ff' I . I ,H 7 ' , ' uldrls r 'nw Gtaan aernrrnnr ...tm lllll A -:yan u u ' H H W e ' 'nr tteriitiinea. N194 umm 'rirrrrt lu.-vi. 'ilu Lf 'H' 'Au' K- D'll 'l'1 l'4UN- ML hllll an If 009153 IBO HSIBIESIMIBGDBZCBS UILL Manufacturer 95 South Second street, f0pposite the Merchants' Coffee-House, Pltilad.j MANUFACTUHES ALL KIND OF QUILLS, Dutch, English, German, and Opaque, PROM S2 50 T0 305 P1 1000. SWAN AND CROW QUILLS, at tarious prices. Ha also olfera for sale, and keeps constantly on hand, at Manu- facturers prices, rt large stock ol' GRENVILLE S CH EMICAL INK POWDER, Warranted superior for immediate production ol' .let Black Ink. ALSO, SUPERIOR SEALING WAX, Warranted tu bum free and stick well, of various colours, viz. Light and Dark Blur, Light and Dark Green, Yellow, Brown, Gold, lose, Flesh, Orange, kc. INCORRUPTIBLE Porcelain Teeth. 'YHB Subscriber res- pectfully informs Llte pub- lic, that he sets Pureclun. or any other l'et.ttt thc persun mmf dclue, un moderate ttmns. The apprnvcd Porcelauu ' eeth, whit h he manu- factures ofany altatle to correspond with tlte natural ones, will retain their tin inal colour for any length otttmc, and are not decntnposcd by acids. Those set by hint will be warranted to atantl, and be ll sevvtcuable an any thing ul tht: ltmtl can be made. Operations on the Teeth performed on ,reasonable SAMUEL CIIA NIBERLAIN. Dentist, No. 47 North Eigbtla, sth door below Area strict. lCl1l.ll. april !0-lf gt- , as 1- i H H' '77 itft-5 . .- ,,- .:,h, V--f WM. COU'PL.A.ND'S LI VERY STJBLES, Harmony Street, RUNNING FROAI 'l'l:llllD T0 FOURTH. Between Cltcsnttt :intl lY:tlnut Strut-ts. l'Hll.ADELI HlA, HORSES ANI! CARKIAGI-IS ,....... llAltUI'CHl-ZS. HIGS, SADDLE HORSES, iff. T0 HIRE. HORSES TAKEN IN tT LIVERY. Q' ' 'Q' 'Q' 'z' 9,9 0-so Q70 0,0 Q Q 0 Q10 Q o ot o o Q Q90 zo p9o, o'o Q10 obo ' Fi 'ii'. , Q JCE, Wi V -rxrigi L' X I t 1 ., -gf 4 - f ' 'Y' -'- Nrxv'-N 1'-'rar-x'i41i Taz Suascntnnns respcrtfttllv inform the Puhlie and the Citizens of ll ilmin 0Yt ltttl New-Castle in pnrtit-nlar.tltat they hatie estahlislted aStage forthe purpose nl' carrying! e Mail ltetueen tlte aforesaid places and also for the ronveyanee of passengers and ha-gagc .... lt will leave New-Castle for Wilmington every mornin ht-tween A and n clock, and arrive at D. Brtmron s Tavern, in time for passengers to take t te 8 0 clock Stage for Philarlclpltin. THE Stage will occasionally rrtnrn to New-Castle in the forenoon, wltrn I ll-lmflcnl nllmbel' Ur passengers om-r. and buck to Wilminaton, and leave there every day for New-Castle eller the arrival ofthe Pltilatlelpltia Stages. Passengers may rest assured that this cstablisltmrnt will he muelt safer and more expeditious than any lterctoliire established between those two Towns - having the best lt0rM?Si 'Intl B CUC driver IDSEPH BRIJVGHURWT, r. M. Wilmington. 0 az' 1. Q Q 5 o Q 3 : z z Q ' A 0 , 'gi 0 -ut J fx Q34 ,t K , N , t , :Oo . 0 3' rg' a' 4' Q i 'ix KN ' v a lt? ' N i 'a 9 1 ,.. Oz. t X t t X X, M, X X O O 029 cmdninytan am! 72am-lgzzfftfg 'l' 02+ Q , , - V n 1 e s- ' t 1 t f gg . - 1 . . it 5 ' , rut 0' Q4 ' I , it rvslmingnm, JM vm JPIORRISOJN, f. N. .mw-mm. Delaware. A -f : !' 'IVYIQ 'I' 'Y'-'I' '!e '!'t'! 'I' 'I' 1 2 : I' 'IQ' '!f 2 2' 'z' '34 i CASH t e -M. .-t f: -If-zz: W R H - Q, L' .Ie lie l It ' ,fp A e . 5. ti :' -A f tl 2' 122: ' L' - t.i e, f' -3' - ' Qtrrt. s Q21 ' , nf' att ,r , A-it it U-' ,Ax '- , V f 3-T. L :Qt lvl ' . - r lx. : -A-- , -tn I 1: I -vgrf ,My Au' k B 5 g g .l l 'ti ii' i'ijtlQ?',a'? ,E j 0 'I i . -L' P' . ss f f - - -- z ...li f fetch if 1 11' ' 'iotit,ittllAllDKKHCHIEIT ft Com postitl 'filling tttopst F t if fragrant and cditlyfg, f extractsfromflowetsff fi i'.'. fY ?8IfumE1B ttrtvtner. ,.s ., -IIB Silver Watches, lk1ltUllQZl50 tii gl!! -faeh, WU' ratitul to wit. Potent I-f'V fl. L' ' Uold lltsl Stltrr of tha tnmrt np- ' 1 ' - lrnvrd sunken. l50ll pany Gi-tu Ear . . it r -15..t:tieo -r I-Ji, 'Q Inga :om cts t 5 Pl f ,L ialr. 5.100 Bren-x Pitts and ttitgvr 4. limp frnntf' 00 lu gilt per t.ltt1.- A 'xl A vtsriety it -ftsnry '.v4laStrcl Ind ' gjk , !' - 'J thtnattt-fr sp.,-tn., rt,-eet-eta ann 'X ' . . ' Tltiuibtea, ke. he hir wbolcnie Illrttal terms. Nts!! ttf tba ab-we for ants by B. ROUlN5tlN,at his stnrs, No. 62 Market street. between, Bfutmt and Tlllld -trv-ts. one dow ahaveitntwharvy mea, soutb akin. - fd D-Ju GLASS tsurrtsuii FACTORY. 'HB subsrribsr still continues the Gian Cutting business, it all lls vari. Otl branches, and has at his store, No. 68 North Third street, l'bilsdt-Ilibil, a very extensive aunrtmeut ol all kinds tilGItts-, dll, plain and prcasedg furniture knobs, ke of 1 I linda,--Cnnutry Merchants and :tht rs are requested tu call and examine pre- vtourtn pnrehntag sl every aitiele ut-all be wld al the ll nsttne-. lute..-a and rm guilds ntnnufaetuml and lapel-tor Patent I-'irc Proof Compoaltlol CIIE S TS. llilllf lttltserllrlr by emutanl study and aninnllfrd ittrltst- try In tlttu nit, tm: nada fur this lass pa-utte muttths I utapttt dt-env-ry I.. fireproof man-rtata. Mo ennttniuilv maiiufacturv the ab-in amclo at as luv prices as they can be purchased In any pill of the United States, JUIIN SCOTT, lo IL'-dn men, annh of hunsylvuita Hank. A'l nram Usltllftllly reeetsed and -ont to any part of IM lfgltfd States. apt tl flbwltl 1' 'WJ' 4 r 4 4 v - -. ,, PONVELL SL THORPVS WBSTEIKN SL NORTHERN ,,Qvnael.eg.t.na- if:-. 1-ffietaaiaus ' ,, Stage ED' Canal Packet Boat Ujlce, 'l'rat'ellers .qt'!'tlllIVlI0lilllPIl nu Ihr most rmsmmble term: idea' by an-:HARD sl NISLEY. I THE SPIRIT or A NATION I was born Americang I live an American: I shall die an American. DANIEL WEBSTER I uD0l'l,t give up the Ship.,,CAPT.JAMESLAWRENcE So you are the little woman who wrote the book that made this great War. H LINCOLN to Harriet Beecher Stowe. Give me your tired, your poor, your huddled masses yearning to breathe free, . . . EMMA LAZARUS I I The people are the only sure reliance for the preservation of our liberty. THOMAS JEFFERSON A truly American sentiment recognises the dignity of labor and the fact that honor lies in honest toil. GROVER CLEVELAND Be sure you are right, then go ahead. DAVID CROCKETT A knowledge of the past prepares us for the crisis of the present and the challenge of the future. JOHNE. KENNEDY . . . That this nation, under God, shall have a new birth of freedom . LINCOLN Historic continuity with the past is not a duty: it is only a necessity. JUSTICE OLIVER WENDELL HOLMES America is a tune. It must be Sling f0gEtl'lEl'. GERALD STANLEYLEE I Go West. young man, and grow up with the COUfI11fy. HoRAcEGREELEY I come to present the strong claims of suffering humanity. DOROTHEA DIX Q' -Q1 'F - Q egovx of Powder Puff Game Pictures Were Goofed By The Staff. Our Sincere Apologies. Congrats Juniors 5651 qfo 6 C56 'bf 600 29 nfs. 1 A n Q ! gf' 1. . , z 'Xf e af fg..,.,3 f H, , 'Q ,- 4, , f , ff , E, gl 4. Q 1 ggff ' f S ,,.., . . , ' 4, . ,Ag , r 4L,y1.2Qfg ve! uf, 33. mf fu p 1... vi ..,.. ew - f- . .gwgnva-Q wh A Nw .f - M I 5 ef A K M ,J j .1 S, - , 4 m 1 sf Y ea 'k I b- ,rf g y -rrgqha, K N , Af s. f S , e Q 5 jj! 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N -S-'Q' A ' af' sz, ll I.. an B I ws-dr! '-'avi' . 3 if i J. fa , 7 ' ' 5 3 . i K ,-V, H 0 m 6G Ca Cm me 1 n Westy 27 Regis 0 8 !iN UNIORS King: Tim I-Iolt Queen: Lon Lovell Home- coming Royalty 1976 SOPHOMORE SENIORS x. ' 45 xiii we -f-44 ? it 4-Ext ' I H t f 3 as 'T XJ! .4 ,,.d, ,, . . ,, 4 .. - 'P 2 fam. ' .iv T . N' N-L.1,', - .V '-. va: n af K. . J L it x v w' LJHQ1, H1221 se.-XP :ff-'--f --f-'+-n-'H'-Q 5.5111 '1 f'-1'v umfrt-.aw-fx?'1-1.--I -a - ,. - . , -.., - - - . .1,, mn , w'w.f-,A ,- -x A '. '- ..,. t., The Semor class dld not elect offlcers thls year Instead, Senlor members of student councll acted as the class offlcers waz:-'iw' ' 'wl.,'5A 5-Q -4 N -aqg, N' n I . ' -Q -' , ,n.,,. ., , -- w - .x--. ' 'fl .v'. '-.1 - J w ' '. .. .1-I.:-ivxuvl sb .-4.-, 66,5 J, 1 lv 4 48 A'. Q' J. 1 , gk , l ,, . ' --,-,.,, 'Az' -1' r- at . .,',1 'lf -'nl M . Tv.. 'tN . ?'31- '11i' N f-I- ' - A' ..- ' A . 'I ' '-N i' KAREN ABEYTA PA TTY ACEVEDO KIM ADAMS RON ADA MSON IANICE ALBRECHT SANDY ALDERSON DEBRA ALDRICH CHR IS ALLEN KATE ALLEN BILL ANDERSON LEANNA ANHEIER BEN ANZMAN I I KERRY ATKINSON LINDA ARMSTRONG TAREY ARCHER 37 ia? X ,M ff -aw-5931 ww QU Q, ,I I ,4-' x , , 4 V mf Q.. . 'M g L 1, M : ' xl QU' Q!-X 5 1 , ya? ffm +- ' , X 'uw JEAN BURNS ROBERT BURNS STACEY BUSSE MIKE BYRD ,.-X KF. , L as Ra LARRY CAIN TERRY CAIN TONY CAMPBELL JERI CAPU TO GREG CAREY DAVE CARRIGAN MARK CARROLL THOMAS CARTER , :f S , SI-IERYL CASS RICK CI-IAVEZ BOB CHRIS TENSEN 40 f 1 , 4 GAYLE CHRISTIAN TARA CHRYSLER KEVIN CLARK TERESA CLARK ERIC CLINE WILLIAM COA TS SHARON CONNERS CLIFF CONRAD if , DAVE COOPER LISA COOVER BONNIE COPPERNOLL JOHN COPSEY I GREG CORDOVA KEN COWEY TERRI CROTTY 41 ,, w . 'ii Img. if 15 143 , MQW fm , Gf'f,,,,Q . Q 9 f Y' 1 V iw af 4 I . ,, My V .: K fy X T' f f f gf, ,M ,QI f..,M I 0 4 v' QQ O O I iggftw xx, QA' :tm in ,am TIM DYER CRYSTAL DYMOND BOBBY EASTBURN PAM EASTIN VIRGINIA EDMEIER JIM EDWARDS RICK EDWARDS DAVID ELLINGTON DAN ELLIOT BARB ENGEI. MARGARET ENGLE JENNIFER ENGELS SI-IARI ERGER SANDY ERICKSON 44 JOHN ESSEY MARK EVANETICI-I EILEEN EVANS VANESSA EVANS WAYNE FISCUS BRIAN FISHER MICHELLE FIX BONNIE FOGARTY TERRY FOSTER CARMEN FRANQU1 ROBYN FREEL 45 MELANIS FROST DEBBIE FARR EUGENE FLORES REBEC CA F REEMAN DAVE FULKERSON If DOROTHY FULTON JILL FUNK JEFF FURRER LINDA GALLEGOS ROSANNA GAMBA ARLENE GARCIA LOU ANN GARCIA IENIFER GARDNER GEORGE GARCIA ,swf KIM GARLAND TARA GEISICK VAL GENTRY 46 VICKI GALLAGHER CI-IERYL GARCIA WAR REN GARDNER RON GEORGE LAVEDA GERINGER FRANK GERSTNER PETE GILREATH KATHI GLEA SON g .h Q . A 'f' ER E 6 gg Lf BETH G RA N NELL MARK GLOSGOW ALAN GOFF ELIZABETH GONZALES X ERIC GRAUBERGER JEFF GREEN STEVE GRIMES A X BARBARA GROSS 7 I-IEIDI GUETI-IS DON GUILIANO 4 JEAN GUNDY PAM HABERKORN X, ' , LAAAYL 5: CA ROL HALL AMY HALLER Q O 1 E Vw f 4 ,, . LINDA HA RDWICK ALAN HARTMAN Af , Q RON HACKERSON DEBBIE HAFER RANDY HAMAI KAREN HARDIN DOUG HARTY BENNY HARVEY DWIGHT HATTERMAN VAL HAUPTMAN 48 JERRY HAYNES JAMI HENDRICKS CINDY HESS ANNA HIMSCHOOT LYNDA HENRY ANNETTE HERREN VICKI I-IERSEY RICHARD HIC KER SON CHARLES HILDRETH SHEREEN HILL KERRY HOBDAY DAVID I-IOEI-IL SHIRLEY HOFMEISTER JAMES HOLLAWAY 49 DAVID HOLLING SWO RTH GREG HOLM J TIM HOLT JACK HOSKINSON JANET I-IOUGHTON GREG HUBBARD . 1 V Y x w TINA I-IUEGEL DAVID HUGHEY PI-IILIS HUMPHREY THERSA I-IURTADO LONNIE HUTCHCRAFT TERRY INGALLS VALERIE JACK w SANDRA JACKSON TAMMY JACOBS 50 GERALD JAMES NORMAN JACKSON WANDA JA RRELL KIM JARRETT LINDA JENKINS KATHY JEROME STEVE JEW TED JOHN KATHERINE JOHNSON RAMONA JOHNSON MARY JUNE JIM JUSSEL JO ANNE JUSTINIANO DAN KAILEY BRET KEITHLEY 51 RODNEY KEMPKES RHONDA KENNARD x x X N, ., f A , DEBBIE KENNY JUDY KENOYER KELLY KESSLER BARB KILLEEN BETH KING KENNA KING LYNN KINSINGER NANCY KLEIST ARLAN KLUTI-I HANNAH KLUZIK TED KLYN CYNTHIA KNOWIES SUSAN KNOX 52 JEFF KNUDSON TAMARA KNOBLAUCH 5 Q 'J K X ROBERT LOCIG-IART KIM KUHN MARGARET KUEHN TOM KWIATEK LARRAINE KRUGEN DAWN LANDGERG RON LANGLEY DANIEL LANNING DESIREE LAUNT DANIEL LE CRONE KAREN LEBSACK KATI-IIE LEE GARY LEI 53 DEBRA LETFOND PAM LINAMAN MIKE LONG TOM LOUSBERG CA NDICE LYONS DEB MARSH 'O 1 0 ' if 4 59 1 I im u , BETTY LOPEZ PAT LOPEZ SUSAN LOPEZ LORI LOVELL STEVE LOWE TERRY LUCHETTA ALAN MADRII. KAREN MAESTAS DAVID MAHONEY MONIKA MARTIN 54 RUTH ANN MARTIN ALAN MARTINEZ CON SUELO MARTINEZ TAMMY MATI-IERLY KYLE MAXWELL RICK MC ANDREWS BARBARA MC BRIBE RAY MC CARTHY DIANA MC CLURE D TOM MC CONNELL DIANA MC DANIEL CORKY MC DONALD MICHELE MC DONAL CYNDI ZIETZ 55 JANET MC DUFF BRUCE MC GINN - 1 , I 5 , . ' , , ,Vi V DIANA MC GINN DAVID MC GOUGH GARY McKEE KATHY MC MILLAN ,f in I 2 I KEN MC MULLEN JOHN MC NERNEY DOLORES MEDINA MICHAEL MEDINA j , , is KEVIN MEIER BEN MENU CARLA. MILLER DIANE MILLER JEANNE MILLER KATRINA MILLER 56 SHANNON MILES ,9- -'KX 5 DAN NICHOLAS TIM NORDBERG ANTOINETTE NORTON MAUREEN O'HANAI-IAN MARTHA OLIVARES CINDY OLIVAS CATHY ORR FRANK ORTEN PETER ORYSCHYN PAULA ODEN JOE OLGUIN MARY JEAN PACHECO FLORENCE PACHECO MONA PACHACO 58 DIANE PACZOSA IRENE PADALINSKI YJ .M 1,- , R f., ., M. sf QV PAULA PRICE MARY PROMES ARLENE RAEL LISA RAINS MARK RAYFIELD CHERY1 REEDY x :A RON PROUGH SHERRI PYATT MITCH RATZLAFF CATHY RAY I PATTY RESER ROBIN RHODES TAMI RHODES DOMANI RICHARDSON 60 ROXANNE RICHARDSON MARK RICHERS FLOYD RIORDAN LESLIE ROGERS SARA RORICK DAVID ROWE JAMES ROBERTSON JEFF ROBINSON SANDY RODRIQUEZ BARBARA ROME JOAN NE ROMERO SHIRLEY ROMERO JULIE ROSALES CONNIE RO SE JOHN RUCKMAN 61 EDITH RUIZ EDWARD ROTI-IBAUER BARB RULE BRIAN SAHL KEN SANDS CARL SCHADE TERRI SCI-HER KOLK CINDY SAIGE MICHAEL SANCHEZ RAY SALLEE JEFF SANDBURG BOBETTE SARCONI LESLIE SCI-IAFER DAVE SCI-IELL TIM SCI-IIEK gg, LORRIE SCI-IILLING JAMES SCI-ILEIS KYLE SCHLESMAN 62 ,gn uf ,ffgy fi? af W ff' fi N Q-.jk rr., .f V W ,Q 'Dwi 3' hung' ,uw '09 me Q. ' wi i f 4,4 P' ,r ,--1 . V45 , W aim MM .A? 'm if-Q... R X ' , v - e , M, xx . -. N iiz W 1 Q Y ' 1.5 ,kai Q ' as r., 5 DEBBIE WOODCOCK RANDY WOODLAND KENT WOODRING PEGGY WOODRUM I DEBRA WOOLEY RENAE WORTHINGTON JIM WRIGHT SCOTT WYATT sexi WILLIAM WYATT JULIE YAGER WILLIAM YONKER TAMMY YOUNG ,af KEITH YONTS DALE YORK 69 BOB ZIEGLER SCOTT ZIMMERMAN Junior Class Officers ,f Flmnws. L--R. Junior Class Officers. Dan Youngs, Treasurer LuAnn Petrocich, President Rhonda DeNove11is, Secretary Monty Stutzman, Vice President 70 5.1, I. 7 4 l hr-, I A , Joyce Abeyta Cathy Adams Wanda Adams David Albrecht Shannon Amman Tony Anderson Tammy Aragon Tim Aragon Melanie Arel Ruth Arenas john Armstrong Tami Asner Todd Austin joe Baca JoAnn Baker james Glidden Mark Bakula Julie Bare ' -an-5 Mike Barr Thomas Barth Gene Bassett Troy Beck Bob Beckelman Terry Beers ssh ,, V C . .,, eftff' X B 1 T . Brian Befort Bruce Befort Kathy Belmain Kathi Belmain Bill Beier julie Bennett I Ryan Bennett Leo Beluscak Vickie Benigno A jan Berryman Debbie Bethurum Sharron Billen 71 1 L 99 it L Sherrie Biddle Dan Bill Ken Boglino Stewart Bohm Doug Bolen Tim Booth 1 H , ., Pam Bracey Brenda Denny Sean Brisnehan jennifer Britten Barb Brogan Linda Brooks 1 lf! l my fx W X Lynn Brooks Brian Brown Gary Brown Joni Brown Roger Browning Kathy Bruen I A 1- , , Mike Bruen Pat Brugger Lorraine Bryan Patty Bryant Cindy Buchanan Gary Buckman A f 't,iit f L i ayii L I ' B' B 'i,,, iit' i .. Q ff 1 We W H - 333. 2 Aiaa xf y I Linda Burgin Ellery Busch Sharon Busheff Lisa Bustamonte Kim Bulge Paul Burgess Diana Byrd Cindy Byrne Ken Cahill Cindy Cainan Mary Campbell Kelly Casady Renee Cas ey jeff Chase Linda Cole jim Cordova Dawn C row ell Bonnie Dearmin C arol C ash Darlene C hri sti an Tami Coleman Cindy Cote C raig Cruz jim Dearmin Linda Cassell james Cid Toni C ol eman Pat Courtney Marci Cunningham Rod Delacado Pam Castillo Larry Clark Debbie Coloroso Sheryl Crockett Harold Daum Rhonda Denovellis Carmen Centeno Mary Chapman Gale Coats Sandy Coffey 'y Ed Conway Barbara Cook 'lv ' Cindy Croley Debbie C rowe Brant Davis Denise Day Rock Derrick Roxanne Derrick .1 - jeff Di Mauro Gayle Dobbs Kathy Doggett Dee Dee Dougherty Kathy Drake Ken Dreher ,yy 5, g. i or Doug Dreith Kimberly Duff Terry Duncun Steve Eckert Tamala Eiserman Sue Eley Charles Emerson Rick Erickson Debbie EschenBacher Patty Falbo joni Ferguson Brenda Filloon 7 X 1 f A A Donna Finney Cory Fisher Tobin Fiser Carla Fister Kirk Fitch Mike Fix 44' 'XVI is X f' Bonnie Fjone Sandi Fjone Kip Fowler jan Fox Karleen Fox Margret Fox Lori Franklin Florence Franklin Renee Freel 74 Mary Frey Kirk Fry G101'i2L Fuentel Ralph Fulke George Fusesick Sherry Gallegos Tim Galloway Claire Gausman joseph Gavito Larry Gentry Karleen Geringer Doug Gibson Patrica Gibson Rusty Baker f Qgf' Roger Gildow Sandra Gilsuap Laurie Gipe Mark Giraldi Richard Gisi Luana Gisler 1 l r Robert Goetsch Tim Goff Alvin Gonzales Dale Goodnight George Gordon Rick Gorhamn Denise Grenfell Ron Griffin Anthony Grosso Charlotte Guest Sharon Hahn Cheryl Hale Karen Hall Deanne Hammond Ben Hansen 75 Mark Harris Gloria Harvey Cindy Hastings Jon I-Iatley Lori Haviland Mark Henderson Donna Henson Don Hewgley Robert Heyward Rick Holtz Kathy Horchem Anne Huss Anise Irvin Mark Haynes Buddy Hernandez Patty Hiatt Kim Howard Alvina Irwin Susan Heath Sue Hernandez Kevin Hibma Jean Howe Scott Irwin Nancy Heere Lloyd Herrera K athy Himschoot Pamela How ell Elaine Jacobs V I . X Patty Henckel I Gretch in Herrick Ken Holm Fred Hunter Lorraine Jac obs 'sf 75: la Z. ,V 'Nita . ff I Kent Jacobson Cindy Jarrell Mike Jeffries 76 Lori Jenkins Dave Jones Pamela Jones Dwight Johnson Evelyn Johnson Jeanette Johnson Dan June Kerry Keefer Dave Keister Steve Kessler Micheal Kibel Rick Knox Shellene Kraft Frank Krappes Janice Kruger X X J f ' L Candy Kurland Sue Kusick Eric Laitura Brian Lanning Mary Laudel Patti Lebsack Walt Lecuwenaal Danny Lee is C122 at I 0' fa H Kathy Lippert La Rae Lloyd Deanna Locl-cett 77 Bernadette Lopez Beverly Kaylor Jana Kindernecht M ary K uehn Cori Lapan x lj , ' , ' J! Cathy Lewis Carla Lovell Bernadette Keefe Toni Knoblauch Jeff Kullman Steve Laubhan Mike Lile Brenda Lunning Susan Luthye Mark Malone K ristin e Math Dennis McCune 9, Vicki Michaelson Rita Moreno Mike Madril Rob Maple f Miikki M Fred Mattivi Charles M cDaniel Carey Milnes Cheryl Morgan james Maguire Kathy Mahoney Carol Mai Karen Mai Q '12- 2 . C joe Martin Pauline Martinez Wanda Martinez Steve Mascarenas ,, , if l it I I M Gary Maxey Mike Mazzucco Teresa McBride Ray McDaniels Scott McDaniel Wayne McGinn Charles Mirable Chris Modre Gary Monson Allece Morris 78 Suzanne Morris Terry Mortimore 5 1 ,55 'A , C as rtr ,425 A Sherri McClannahan Geri Mendoza Madeline Montoya Karrie Moss David Mulder David Muniz Aric Murfield Kathy Murphy l W , I 1' K' f If Mike Navin Dave Nearing Stan Neverve Karen Nichols jim Norton Tammy Obbinlc Andrew Ochoa Paul Oden G 45- D K w dnree I f -21' fs Q . X Q. l Cindy Opsal Melody Orr Jeanne Osborn Darnell Oxford Oh. 'ha dai awww 96:0 john Palmer Eilene Paul Debbie Pennetta Michelle Perkins 1 'ly Debbie Phillips Karen Phillips Lek Phomtavewatana Monica Plummer Ken Musick jani ece Nolte Kristi Olderog 'CJ Gabrielle Pacheco Linda Persons wi Rhonda Pope Toni Nabors Rick Norberg jeff Oliver Harold Pacheco 'rr f' Robin Petrie Michelle Pollet E yf, ' f Wise p Debbie Popish Alice Porth Larry Price Debbie Prough Mike Quilling y I l Bill Ragan Alice Ramos Tami Ramsell jeff Rankin Diane Ranney w I . 'Iran rf. I ,ir s 5 Rick Rasmussen Terry Rayfield Steve Raymer George Reed Becky Reese Arthur Reinke Lucy Reitveid Kathy Renz Becky Reynolds Vance Reynolds Cora Rider Danny Ritter Robert Rivera Gayle Roberts Nancy Robuck L Kathy Romero Larry Romero Loren Root 80 Robert Ropkin Eddie Roush Danny Quinto Lisa Ranzenberger Marsha Reid Steve Richards David Rodriguez S ara Salazar Anthony Sam Kaduy Sanford Leah Sarconi Betty Schade Laura Schweiger Ann Scorby Karla Scrivener Michele Siebert I A 1 Greg Singleton Heidi Smith Joel Smith Neal Smith Sue Spahn Charley Sparks Tevan Spencer Stan Stancliff Q-v Douglas Stier Laura Stitt Lisa Stone Cherie Storie sis 0 0. f x V X J 4 D . N Chrisann Sullivan Dale Sullivan Shannon Sullivan B1 Suzanne Sullivan 'T' ef S i Judy Schertz Abe Silva Karen Snyder Danni ele Stephens David Strand Dennis Summers Keith Schmelzer Irene Silva Sylvia Soer jim Stevens Connie Streich Dave Swiateck HLA- ,sg rv Y i i i Y Steve Sypher Krista Tancredo Christi Tauenner Robert Tenorio Linda Thompson Renae Thompson Y ,, '.X 7 ' Marijane Trujillo Linda Tuttle Bennie Ulibarri Erlinda Uliberri Curtis Underwood Debbie Updike . n Janice Vallejo Kenny Vasquez Geno Velotta Tammy Venaro Shawn Villano Douglas Visscher 1 fx Judy Vollmar Don Voake Cindy Waddle Dale Walden Chuck Walker Teri Walker john Wall Mark Walters Victor Wanafuchi Bruce Wanker Craig WaterbLu'y Bev Watson f Vyi. 1 I f 3 C . 1 if Michael Watts Cheryl Weber Randy Weber 82 Debbie Weeder Lori Weis Brenda Weisheit 'FTB' Tom Wellington Mike Williams Sallie Wilson Mike Woodyard N David Whalen David Williamson jack Winemiller Jody Wyatt Beverly Whorton Lisette Whatley Sherly White .L if MJ Gary Wilmes Brenda Wilson Brian Wilson tr Mike Winter Rick Wood Darrell Woods v . g joel Wyles Shawn Yeoman Dan Youngs 83 Bethan Whitehead Cherry Wilson Tim Woodson David Zamora Harold Pacheco Robin Merritt Rick Acevedo Robin Cook Bruce Davis Reccie Douglas Debbie Evans Joyce Forbis Shawn Huston Donald Kluth Kristi Lewis Tammy Logan Mike Martinez Brad Larimer Tim McGhee Pamela Plummer Mike Ropkin Monty Stuzman if Maria Unterreiner Patricia Winters Bob Zalewski 84 uture Homemakers Cf America Members as follows: Cathy Adams, Tammy Asher, Carmen Baskins, Michelle Bourgue, Marci Cunnigham, Kim Delk, Barb Dismont, Kathy Doggett, Tammy Eiserman, Robin Freel, Val Gentry, Linda Hardwick, Kathy Horchem, Tammy Logan, Bernadette Lopez, Ruth Martin, Barb McBride, jeff Petty, Alice Porth, Sherri Pyatt, Diane Rarmey, Becky Reynolds, Robin Rhodes, Vickie Shenely. 85 Bilingual Club O W.H. Back Row,, Anthony Montoya, Pierre Lopez, Robert Tonerio, Bernie Lopez, Sherry Gallegos, Soraido Martinez. Zcd Row, Cindy Olivas, Martha Olivares, julie Rosalaes, Pete Corrillo, Alvina Irwin, Janice Romero, Lita Valdez. lst Row, Dan Fugita, Florence Pacheco, Sara Salazar, Loretta Vallejos, james Sisneros, Theresa Hurtado, Russell Montoya, LouAnn Gar- cia, Chris Dittm an. B6 , X ws? . ,gb f if F Q N H I V-2' 9 W 'TL fi vw? ' ,.:.: 2 X 5'...' 1 ' Xa A Q Y' B- pu :iv if ,--' f E5 L ix Na. WRKSO , .Q 1 1 0' . 5 .. ww A,. , , , ., ..:. . ?. ar 3 E ' 'K w Xi X! Q N4 ,Q if W , ,, sw Q. Ki 3 Q il DP w21+ , Ik , . BSN as k4k hi: 'K V 'Q i 'ii' we Fw: K . Q , ' 'i his Y' 'Y Q w Y Q r ' ' Sl' Q J in ! + X iffy 'gig' ,.l. , W wi ,lN , YS -L K .nl 1 2 . -X 0 .4 if? 1 .X ...-. 5 N . Airk S 3 'x ids Q if Q Mx YN V3 mmfg .,.,Q,,N wgw A yf . :f5Wg:,,,, ,,g,,- -1 Q. , aw' i Q Sophomore Class Officers We-J ,B K L--R. Sophomore Class Officers. Mary Barrett, Treasurer Eva Silva, Vice President Ann Starcevich, President Candy Acker, Secretary 88 W 1 v i . Leanne Abbott Dan Abeyta Tony Aciemo Kandy Acker Scott Adam Karrie Adams K. 'V f Mike Aiello Kirk Akelson Durwin Albin Brian Aldridge Ben Alexenberg I ' f r Tracy Allison Janice Amann Kaveh Amidzadeh Mike Anderson Amy Anzman Frank Archibeque Cindy Archuleta Verna Archuleta David Argo Dale Armstrong 'WWW Debbie Baca Craig Bachman Rick Badwell Gwene Bahn Doug Baird fi fb' ,sm wh'-aw gs-wa fzi I V HV I f f , ,,,if , 'f yyya - 'D 'A . .',, ,J janene Baker Lon Baker Tracy Baker 89 Kathy Bakke Scott Bales Mary Barrett :ff K+ Mark BHSSOI1 john Baumgardner Betty Beck Paul Beier Becky Bell Fred Bell Greg Bennett Mark Bennett Stan Bernal Barb Berryman Diane Beiker FT Cheri Bettis jeff Blackard Keith Bonati Pam Bonati Mary Bonnell Steve Booth Todd Borrego Michelle Boyd Kevin Briggs Laura Brooks is A T , I ,ff , V A , 3 ., W , . . Si. ,L f . . ,ig Norm Brooks Leslie Brown Liz Brugger Linda Brunetti Kathy Bryant Cindy Buechner Jodie Busch Geneva Bushnell Renee Bustamonte Debbie Callahan Ken Campbell Lilia Cancanon Rick Capp Chris Caputo Mike Carey Peter Carillo Bruce Chayes Debbie Cherr N Karleen Clark Darla Cochran Donna Cole ,es qv-f 'Y A Terri Courtney Diane Croteau Steve Crotty Serena Daves Bradley Day be fin. Cindy C arden as Mark Carleton Kevin Childers Diane Connors Lori Crowne Diana Dearrnin Diane Cardenas Mary Carey Mike Cassell Julie Cauley Agnes Cisneros Darren Clark Patti C oppernal Kim Dalia Pam Deboer Terese Decker Dixie Decoteau Nick Dekrell Marla Delisa Toni DeNovellis Roxanne Derrick Bev Dewey I ,b at Q e Kathy Dewey Dale Dittbrenner Kelly Dougherty Sheila Dougherty Cindy Drake If Navi wud F ffm' fu Pat Duggan julie Edmondson joyce Edwards Steve Elkington Mary Emerson Ci-'S' Becky England Brenda English Pam Eschenbacher Laura Espinoza Ann Evanetich 1 can +09 A... M Xi -y Don Fairchild Linda Farley Danny Feighner Pat Field Ken Filloon 733 af' Michele Finch Ron Finch Robin Fjone 92 Mickey Flaherty Margie Floryancig Vickie Foster ,JJ ,Q M, Jeannine Fouts John Fox Florence Franklin Alan Fredricy Nancy Fritsch Linita Frost Darren Fulton Tim Gallegos Gina Ganziano Chuch Garcia Terry Garcia 'I .V X' Jeanne Gardner Joe Garone Sandy Gassman Cindy Gates Bob Gavito Jamey Gavito Buddy Geiger Vicki Gentry Greg Gentzler Ted Gibbs 'af QE -6.1 fy' 4 Terri Giron Arron Gisler Leonard Giuliano Dawnita Glaze Debbie Goff f 7 17117 ,,, ' 1 xr no I John Goodwin Robert Goodwin Robyn Goodwin 93 Mike Gordon Mary Gould Ron Graves Steve Greenmyer Ron Griggs Sheryl Gross Susan Hale Martha Haller Rhonda Harris Rick Harris ra r ' 4 5 i Steve I-Iayen Kori Hemingway Terri HEUYV Vicki Hanavan Chris Harvey Robert Haynes Richard Hernandez yf Bill I-Iaarhues Donna I-Iafer Brian Handran Frieda Hardin joel Hassell Della Hatterman Sharon Healy Cindy Heintzelm an Valerie Herrera Debbie Hewgly Kim Hibberd Sharon Hibma Liann Hickelson Edie Himschoot 94 Sharon Hahn W.F. Heitman Bev Hiatt Barry Hollow ay Karen Holm Agnes Holtz Gil Hopkins Blaine Hubbard Kathy Hudler Tony Huffman Adolph Hurtado Shellie Huston Gary Hutchcraft K an-ie Jackson Doug Jacobson Z Cathy Jarrell Debbie Jarrel fri 1 ' Q xx Cindy Johnson Dale Johnson Lori Johnson 7+ 95 Rick Horvath DeLynne Hughley Leslie Huth Chris James Laurie Jensen Debbie Jones ,ll- ' A C 'X Z ,ff Af, , I V. -I Don Houston Anthony M. Howard 'Tami Hurdelbrink Sam Jack Kenny James Heidi Jargese I r XJ 2 Don Jerome Cindy Jew , .L-. K - Dennis Jones Julie A. Jones Mike joos john joseph Ed Juarez Debbie Kalesta Susie Keefe Kally Keefer Susan Kelster Yvonne Keller Alan Kempkes Kenny john Cindy Kessinger Craig Kessler Marks Ketels Resa Killmon Marty Kilpatrick Ken Klatt ig A Hilary Klym Bob Knox Tony Komoloske Tammy Kopp Kim Kraft Robbie Kuehn David Langerak Sandy Lanham Mark Lathery Pam Lebsack Humphrey Leeuwendal Roger Ledbetter Ed Lei 96 Pennie Leiflueit Brian Lerdtke jerry Lile john Linnabary jole Markoff Q2- Georgia Martinelli Robert Martinez V I f Linda Lippert Mike Lockwood Mike Lopez A I Kirk Lovell Micheal Lowe Leslie Luce Brad Magill Wayne Magor ,Marie Mair ,, Rick Martin Wayne Martin Diana Martindale jimmy Martinez Kathy Martinez Mike Martinez Theresa Martinez Tom Martinez 97 Roberta Masden Pierre Lopez Rachel Luce Opal Manning Josephine Martines V v Mike Martinez Tamme Maurer Monique Lousberg jami P. Maestes Kathy Manzanarez Earl Makemura Terry Maxwell Cathy Mazzuc ca Jeanne Miller K athy Miller jess Miles Angie Mirabile Cindy Murphy Kelly Moon Tensley Morris Hugh Murphy Laurie Meredith Michelle Miller Beverly Mondragon Cindy Morgon jan Ma ser Roger Murphy K arrie Meyer Sharon Miller Anna Montez Dan Moran Robert Mulcler Danette Mc Bride Robert Miles Sheila Miller Michael Montoya Carlos Morris Becky Muller s Richard McBride john Milinder Frank Morris C onnie Muniz Leslie MCC ollum David McDonald johna Mcl-lenry Connie Mchugh Q37 Debbie Nelson Kelly Nelson Angela Neue-rburg Bill Newell Dan Nicholas Randy Norberg Angie Ochoa Bill Opum :Z Eddie Pacheco Robbie Paczosa Bill McKee Luke Neuschaefer Kevin Nye Dennis Olivas Roger Park 'CTV Dan Nearing Geri New Elizabeth O 'C onner Theran Olsen Luann Pazzin Barb Neely Dan Oishea David Peters i Judi Petersen Patricia Petersen Kenna Peterson 99 Dan Phillips Kim Phillips Patty Phipps jay Pierce Shawn Pint Ron Powers Sherry Prichard Sherri Quintana Robin Rains jim Ramirez Dewayne Ramsey aff '-' I was Michelle Ratzlaff Brett Ray ' Mary Rayfield Sandra Reinke Lori Rjge Scott Richardson Beth Ritz David Robitaille Pat Rockwood Audrey Rodriguez Mike Rosclo Gina Rose jim Ross 100 Patti Ross Sue Promes Doug Ratzlaff Judy Reynolds Yvette Ritz Yvonne Rodriguez Roger Rothbauer jim Pratt Elias Rivera Janice Romero Bob Royse Bill Sack Roger Sch rec ongise Lynn Shabell Artie Sickler f I Lisa Sahl Lucille Saiz Sandy Sanchez Dale Sand Carol Sandoval AV. ll... 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L x' Liv E Student Counci Action Committe- Left To Right, 1st Row: Greg Holm, Becky Davis, Charlie Mirabile, jan Perri- man, Cindy Pollet, Becky Freeman, julie Bielawski, Roxanne Richardson, Diane Visscher, Ann Starcevich, Mary Hayward, Terri Voake. 2nd Row: Bob Barrett, Doug Visscher, Kay Bailey, Mike Walters, Mike Woodyard, Tim Vic- ker, Cheryl Morgan, Kathy King, Marty Haller. 3rd Row: Ramona johnson, Ken McMullen, Sharon Warren, jill Starcevich, Dave Williamson, Bethan White- head, janiece Nolte, Dudley Larson, Rick Martin. 4th Row: Lisa Rains, Dave Brauer, Kristie Welborn, Eric Craughburger, Michelle McDonald, Sherri Pyatt, Vicki Michaelson, Kathy McMillan, Mary june, Debbie Woodcock, 5th Row: john Hall Csponsorj, Amy Haller, jennifer Britten, Mike Mead Csponsorj hanges Name To Student nd Seeks New Image At W.H.S. National Honor Society jill Starcevich fPres. J, Amy Haller fV.P. J, Ted Iohn fSec. 5, Greg Moody fTreas. 5, Karen Abeyta, Kim Adams, Shannon Amman, Robert Barrett, Iulie Bennett, Debi Biber, julie Bielawski, Stewart Bohm, Dave Brauer, Lorraine Bryan, Stacy Busse, Mary Camp- bell, Jeri Caputo, Linda Cassell, Darlene Christian, Sharon Connors, Lisa Coover, Terri Crotty, Debbie Crowe, Shawn Currigan, Chris Danley, joe Davidek, Becky Davis, Rhonda DeNobellis, Kathy Drake, Kim Duff, Shari Erger, Mark Evanetich, Eileen Evans, Ianice Fox, Rebecca Ruth Freeman, Kirk Fry, jill Funk, joe Gavito, Karleen Geringer, Mark Glasgow, Alan Goff, Don Guiliano, Mark Haynes, Gretchen Herrick, Fred Hunter, Ramona johnson, Mary Iune, Rod Kemokes, Nancy Kleist, Cindy Knowles, Alan Kuge, Susan Kusick, Eric Laituri, Stephen Lowe, Candace Lyons, Michael Madril, Debi Marsh, Kyle Maxwell, Michele McDonald, Sandra I. McDonald, Wayne McGinn, Ken McMullin, Vicki Michaelson, Cheryl Morgan, Michelle Morie, Suzanne Morris, Ken Musick, Dav Nearing, Kristi Olderog, Frank Orten, Sally Palmer, janet Perriman, Linda Persons, Luanne Petricich, Kathy Plautz, Cindy Pollet, Cathy Ray, Marsha Reid, Ron Reierson, Roxanne Richardson, Tim Schieck, Irene Silva, Mark Stager, Charles Stewart, Cheri Storie, Monty Stutzman, David Talcott, Christy Toland, Janet Toliver, Teresa VanBuren, Margo VanSwearingen, Diane Visscher, Douglas Visscher, Kevin Waddel, Cindy Waddle, Teresa Walker, Brenda Weisheit, Kent Woodring, Terry Wyles. 110 b 111 MR. FRED IARIGESE ln i n c i a s Principal of Westminster High School MR. LARRY MALSAM Principal of Career Enrichment Park 112 '....,,5N5NM MR. BILL GLADE Associate Principal of Westminster High School Assistant I' 1 -MW C - 1 . 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R THOMAS FUXA GORDON FOX FRED GILBERT CATHY GR IER JOHN HALL 1 20 W.H Faculty IODIE HANSON JOYCE HAVIS JIM HIGGINS MQLLY HIGGINS I if-...K ,. f' VIRGINIA I-IINCHMAN NATHAN HINKLE ,mam CATI-IY HOLIDAY KENNETH I-IOSCH WILLIAM JINKS 121 my an MICHAEL LEARNED PAUL MAASKE MARY MAHONEY GEORGE MALSAM BARBARA MATTESON 2 1 GEORGE MATTHEWS BILL MAURICE NOEL MAXWELL CAROLINE MAY 122 W.H Faculty Tlfff' M1 nn un av llhwv H455 SLA' MMA v' ',, I 3 'z' .gg MIKE MEADE HELEN MCCALL LINDA MOORE GREGG NEAR llI ,.,..,.,,g R ONALD OETTING ELIZABETH OGDEN GEORGE ORIANS KATHERINE PALMER KATHY PETTY 123 VANESSA PLIURA TERRY QUALTERI SYD REESE w-ng,,,- 4 ,, HN -4. KEITH RHODEBECK HOHM RICCO LINDA ROLLER RICHARD RUSH ANN SHANNON DON SHATTUCK 124 aculty DAVE SIDWELL JUDY SNYDER MARGRET SPARKMAN LOUIS STEUCKRATH DAVID SWAN RONALD TAF OYA RAOUL THERIAULT LAURA TOPLER SHARON UNBEW UST 125 W.H.S. And C.E.P WILLIAM VA UGHT RAY WELSFORD RAY WILLIAMS RAY WILSON CEIESTE WGODLEY CEP Faculty jill' ff F A V KUWIQUH' ' v FRANK AMMACHER NANCY BAILY JEAN BOLLMAN 126 Facult LANCE BURNS LOU BURROWS FRANCIS CAMPBELL GERRY CURTIS WESLEY DALESCIO ROGER DRAKE CELESTE ERNST f, if 5 35 DAVE FERGUSON MIKE FLYNN 127 ,O GERRY FROST RICK GARIFI SANDY GEIST 3 ? '...... , .,, ::s2:z :ifE2lfi?? RAY HOPKINS JOYCE GRAEF BURT I-LAMMERS la- 'ir i .K O-,,OOOi' JIM HOOPER JIM JENKINS na PAUL HUSTAD C.E.P Faculty DORENE JENNINGS JOYCE JENSEN SCOTT JORDAN SHELLEY KNOWLTON CAROL LESCO ANTHONY LILLY , - Xig Y fix? :VV irrygl N AL, ' X P V S. T in - ROBERT LLOYD ILAH LOHREY JOHN MARCUCCI 129 ELMOND MARIANO JOHN MATULA JOHN MCCABE COL. VICTOR METZ GILL MICHAUD MARY LOU NELSON BOB NOEL DOROTHY OR TNER ERNIE PELECH 130 C.E.P aculty AL PETERSON -W -W ff ,mi SUSAN PEUNY DIANE POTTER CRYSTAL PRICE MAUREEN REEH ETHYL RULLO df K , MARY ANN SANDOVOL KAREN SCHMIDT STEVE SERRA 131 C.E.P. Faculty MARY SEXTON KAREN SCHMIDT BILL TULLEY SHARON UNBEWUST ALBERT WEINELL SUSAN WELLS WILLLAM WILKIE ART WYANT 132 South Mall Administration X BOB WELTE PRINCIPAL OF SOUTH MALL BETTY MORGAN SECRETARY Facult I I S . , ' i'ti XL X I I ffxf .,,,. ,Ii i , t.:::' ' v - -Mfem: I It I ' DEE COOPERIDER CONNIE CLIFTON ,.-1 JOHN BECAY DENNIS BUELT 133 South Mall Facult CINDY DONNELLY LIVY HALL JOYCE JENSEN JULIE JOCHUM GARY KASSON JIM KELLINGER SHELLY KNOWLTON NANCY LEWIS JERRY LYON DEBI MABRA DEBBIE MAJORS PETE PRAZNIK I-IARRIETT SATUREN COLLEEN SEYMOUR MIKE SOUNDINE JH A A - , SSLJLL LJ JLL 2 .1.e,. A , JAQK QQ J I' DEAN STECKLIEN MARY TOWNSEND DON VENLEY JOAN WISE ARTHUR WORKMAN 134 , ,,., 2 ' AK. QM- ,.., .,::f'-'N- N -XQw. - - if-X Wx - LQ,,f ,Mug A . , - ..--N:-m: .- I .,::- - mh h h M ef- pf 5 1. I if . ' ' NZ' ii l ik. I In F , ',.,f.i :., N , . , A WiAA x N if V . wg . , T5 ' fel? iw-f5 i3.. If ? K.. 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Top Row, Kirk Fry, Peggy Woodrum, Doug Wisscher, Ted john, Greg Moody, Michelle Morie, Dave Brauer, Amy I-Ialler, Tim Schiek, Alan Kuge, 141 THE WLSTMINSTER WARRIORS' Qncle e nf S 61 5 V I - ? 1 lg wwf A1 2:33 - i R F If J . 4 M vL'!' Stl V- d 7 Logg i ' 4 Vol. lla, No. 9 Westminster High School Jan. 1976 WESTMINSTER HIGH SCHOOL PFCSCDIS I HERIT THE WI by jerome Lawrence and Robert E. Lee Re that trnuhleth his nfnn hnuse shall inherit the fninrlf' rniierhs 11129 For ticket information and reservations call 428-9511 ext.58 Howard .... Melinda . . . Rachel ...... Meeker ......... Bertram Cates . . . . Mr. Goodfellow . . . . . Mrs. Krebs ....... Reverend Brown . . . Mr. Bollinger .... Mr. Bannister .... Mrs. Loomis .... Hot Dog Man . . . Mrs. McClain . . . Mrs. Blair .... E1ija11..... .... . E.K. Hornbeck . . . . . Hurdy Gurdy Man . . . Timmy.......... Mayor............. Matthew H. Brady Tom Davenport . . . . . . Henry Drummond . . . judge.... .... Dunlap ......... Sillers ......... Reporter ......... Harry Esterbrook . . Mayor's Wife ..... Sunny ......... Cooper ..... Finney ..... Mrs. Brady .... on sua january 22,23, + 24 ThcLittlc Theater Westminster High School Curtain 8:00 p.m. . . . jeff Kullman . . . . Terri Gimn . . . Kris Welbom . . . . Tim Woodson . . . Eric Grauberger . . . . . Dan Stevens . . . . Debbie Marsh . . . . . Mike Bruen . . . Sam Welborn ......DanLee . . . .. . Kate Allen . . . . Dave McGough . . . Vicki Gallagher jean Miller DanGarth .......joe Davidek . . . . Randy Skulavak . . Richard McBride - - - Charles Mirabile - - - - - Dave Brauer - - - - Mark Harris . . . . Greg Moody . . . . jay Burwick . . . David Wertz . . Rick Norberg . . . . . Doug Hartz . . . . . . Brian Brown . . . .Michelle Morie . . . . Kathy Tafoya . . . . . . . . Jesse Milnes . . . . . . . Craig Kessler . . . . Margo Van Swearingen I STAGE MANAGER . Assistants to the Sta STAGE CREW . . . Ken Baker, Charles HAND PROPS . . . Patty Winters, Dan COSTUMES . . . . jean Miller, Margo SET DESIGN. . . . LIGHTS . .. 142 P RO DUC TION STAFF C. Dwain Terry, J ge Manager. . . . . . .Ken Bak Tviirabile: jim. Shotts: Daye.Hoeh1 Ritter, Stan Worley Cindy Je Ken Boglino . . Tammy Youn . . Kristie Welbor Van Swearingen, Kate Allen . Rhonda Kennar . . Dave Hoeh Inherit The Wind is not history. The events which took place in Dayton, Tennessee, during the scorching july of 1925 are clearly the genesis of this play. It has, however, an exodus entirely of its own. Only a handful of phrases have been taken from the actual trans- cript of the famous Scopes trial. Some of the characters of the play are related to the colorful figures in that battle of giants, but they have life and language of their own--and, therefore, names of their own. The greatest reporters and historians of the century have written millions of words about the Monkey Trial. We are indebted to them for their brilliant reportage. And we are grateful to the late Arthur Garfield Hays, who recounted to us much of the unwritten vividness of the Dayton adventure from his own memory and experience. The collision of Bryan and Darrow at Dayton was dramatic but it was not a drama. Moreover, the issues of their conflict have ac- quired new dimensions and meaning in the thirty years since they clashed at the Rhea County Court house. So Inherit The Wind does not pretend to be journalism. It is theatre. It is not 1925. The stage directions set the time as Not too long ago. It might have been yesterday. It could be tomorrow. ' ss f E A.-ll I ,g-ll! g II 3 ll National Forensic League NFL- -National Honor Society In b for Speech Students Member- ship is earned through parti- cipation in Speech tournaments. ni , ' . WI 144 f if U 1 4 ff ' ff ? n .J ix 5 'c '3'l L X. 5 'S 3 si Q5 A if sd f S x X H Club Top Row: L To R--Mark Harris, Charles Mirable, Dave Brauer, Eric Grauberger, Dan Stevens, Lisa Rains, Dwain Ter ry, Joe Davideck Bottom Row: L To R--Kate Allen, Margo Van Swearinger, Kristie Welborn, Amy Haller, Michelle Morie, Greg Moody 146 The Ace T.P. Company MEMBERS FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Death Defying Davideck, Bumble fingers Birch, Dimples Dowling, Muscles Musick, and I-Iam it up Harris. OUR PURPOSE IS BUT TO SERVE 147 DECA MEMBERS: lst Row: Chris Ann Sullivan, Paul Turzanski, Kaye Weldon, Mike Vedeal, Alvina Irwin, Kevin Clark, Cindy Burns, Ken Cowey, Denise Day, Angelo Londino, Lynn Brooks, Laura Gipe, Joni Ferguson. 2nd Row: Shannon Miles, Terri Cane, Nancy DeArce, Tina Drum, Peggy Ward, Mr. Serra, Mr. Ferguson, Cindy Olivas, Florance Pacheco, julie Rosalie. 3rd Row: julie Pacheco, Gayle Christian, Candy Wheeler, Mary Solomon, Candy Kurland, Patty Falbo, Dwain Terry, Robin Partales, Sherrie Gallegos, Martha Oliver. 4th Row: Mana Pacheco, Arlene Garcia, Anna Himschoot, Cry- stal Dymond, Steve Swanson, Lori Habiland, Carla Lovell, Tammi Asher. Sth Row: Chris Thomas, Bennie Uliberri, Ed Martinez, JoAnn Justinano, Theresa Hurtado, Sandy McAndrews, Patty Hiatt, Mark Geraldi, Sue Spahn. 6th Row: Bob Zieg- ler, Ruth Shank, Cindy Hastings, Shannon Sullivan, Bobet Sarconi, Kathi Branch, Alice Ramos, Herb George. 7th Row: Melaine Arel, Pat Strickland, Gene Burns, Karen Wall, David Hoehl, Leslie Rogers, Kyle Schesman, Annete Henen, Kathi Belman, Karen Nicolas. 8th Row: Barb Rame, Kay Weingarten, Beth Redling, Sally Weingarten, Tammy Simmand, Cindy Oshel, Debbie McKenny, Dave Strand, Kim Herington, Bruce Wanker, Ray McDaniels, Mr. Peterson, Monika Martin. 148 ICE XVICA ICEXVICA Members Bottom Row Left To Right: John Matula, Advisor, Tara Gesick, Mark Winters, Gabe Schlotthauer, Gary Lei, Bob Wahl, Mike Fix. 2nd Row: Bob Burns, julie Weber, Alan Madril, Bill Brazzell, Rod Wedhe, john Frick, John Wall. 3rd Row: Dave Bonnell, Joyce Moffit, Vickie Shinley, Pat jackson, Rick Walker, Scott Wertz, Mike O'Con- nor. 4th Row: Bob Bellis, Phil Goodman, Tara Chrysler, Bonnie Coppernoll, Art Aguilar, jerry Ryser, Chuch jenkins. 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Zcd Row, Mr. Orians, Amy Haller, Rod Kempl-ces, jim Wright, Dan Birch. 1st Row, Ted john, Emile, Debbie Biber. 152 a 2 ol ,J if om.. Q .,X 9 Dv: . Do, O ' Sk' C1 on UQ y in ,Q : f'a2'2L ! v '- A s ' .:. ,', 1251? Pxff' , .U , ' -2 gg, ' ' g .x'JQ.f7'- I L, ,... - i 1, V Q10 qi' 0 'msn ' Q 1 u - xx-,x C Q '. ,, x,Xf'fS-XX U 6 9 L, ' g ' ' , W H A ...' , A. 5 - , - Z r , on 'Evra' X X .' Q lk' , 0,5 A 9 x o A d 1 I O AQ' pc 'Q D '51 O 5 0 f 5 1' 0 to ff ' X f ..1 ff 9 0 0 0 Xfp 7 u f ff Q ,lf . X 41, .J ' . 6 1 c I A Q DQ '4 1' ff Q 1 4, ' 1 J I J 0 ll rr , Y, 5'-5' ,,,, ' ,, ' I 'gf - ., - v -- 4 .5 Jf ' ' gi , J.. 153 Quiescence Club Top Rowg O'Crap I don't know, Barbalagal, Little jimmy D Likens. Middle Rowg Ssuh Nina, Wierd, Baskins Robbins Bottom Rowg Tweedie, Bird, Floosie, Something Down. fx. 0 f Q 'ilu Q9 G29 Q J G . AX ug . U , I if . 1, ix i i I A, f . V 0 Q' V 6 fx .f do 25 90 U4 4. f 7 o A I , Qi ' U 1 d Du 2 on Westy,s Own . . German Club Left To Right, 1st Row: Kathy Murphy, Kim Dalla, jay Burwick, Waltraud Amthor fSponserj, Deanne Hammond, Bethan White- head, 2nd Row: Mike Byrd, Lorraine Workman, Della Hattermon, Debbie jones, Laurie Jensen, Marsha Reid, Theresa Hauptman, 3rd Row: Kent Miller, Sharon Miller, Lawell Zaeste, Becky Davis, Cindy Pollet, Ian Perriman, 4th Row: Marla Delisa, Cindy Murphy, Laurie Meredith, Anne Huss. 155 iff , , ,752 if R Los Soldados De . N Don Quixote , . fir W' F'-:ms ' ' .., Ji -3 .A 52. S A' 'J' 1' pb. ff T f vw. ' ' Jill' ' XX .AMI 'Z 5 rf ' in 5- -f: X Z! X 'x 2 - V A ' . . MY 1 156 .Quiz M ,ll Qnwpw Y W , , ,1-c -:-wrmf :nu-rm: -1-www: Y f- 9 I A 0 ww. Q0 71 ' E G -...P r Aww r W' ,,,,' 'Q '! I Q 4. K 1: . 4 , I Q , Q ' 1,1 VL.. ' Ea wx SA Q, , :M K 5 , . xv' I t 9 3 23 J 0 Q . aj 6. 3 IN an 0 Q Qi ,f . L 0 Q wi 4 M r nv 9 ' , 1' 0 QE . X1 s X P I Q fp Q ... ,- s ww ha, -, ff: If 51 QL 'Nia J X 1 LL 'H X X F xi A 1 ' in f I ' ,' RA r X' ' I L , K- V 4 K ow y AXQJ. 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Hope you multi Like Lt!! , 969 i , QQYQY riff nf Q Qfffdff HW QM 9 cj ,MMQ?ffeeb ' M ? thie A. Naccarato thy Hi mschoot B anager--Val jack 62 I Mardi Gras Trip Termed Success In Every Sense Of The Word . . Q . Year bend n ect1y1ttes tyarledr Pueblo 5- USC Band Day New,Orleans Homecoming Mardi Gras Trip, Parade, Western Stsateii-IonorscBand ' s S!:ageBand Concert Christmas Concert Home Footba1I Games Home Basketball Games to s Pep Assemblies to Pre-season Marching Practice Instrumental W Solo and Ensemble Contest Band Banquet Contest. t t D 'M h X mth igaxruam Warrior Band Invited To March In Mardi Gras At New Crleans .4 yi 5 W In 4 wwwb- i fAN v 'gahwwmmi 9 9 n A Qs QQ 4- LJ ,MA-1,,, . M my u-um.. A I 2.4.-I an--. 4 ip v 41:0 'si , ' f,rr5 fxl L' C3 p4 4 w S '57 r 9 fy 4 f?4,' 5 4 mass E x 1,34 '!'llll A Q. X y . TKT! -25.11 if ii? Vh N,Y' , V. ,W L? llbflmli My W M .S The Stage Band Night Club -W 3135:-vsof.a1-xv .win y , .. f -f.. , .,., hw. 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Lg, . ,A ..l!,mm::,,k . , .. l ' I... . , ,. Q. ,. ..,,,-W... ,- Voice Class K Girls And Boys Ensemble Take Top Honors Madrigals Concert Choir Girls Post 15-1 League Record, 20 l Season Record, 2nd In State Team Schedule Jami Buckner S Non League: Ann McG1nn I Westy 56 Sue Hernandez I Westy 30 Liz Brugger Soph League: Arvada 50 Golden 29 Westy 48 Marycrest 41 Westy 63 Adams City 9 Westy 34 Brighton 21 Westy 18 Ranum 19 Westy 44 Northglenn 39 Westy 51 Mapleton 21 Westy 59 Thornton 32 Westy 50 St. Mary's 32 Westy 58 Marycrest 34 Westy 44 Central Catholic 23 Westy 59 Adams City 32 Westy 48 Ranum 22 Westy 45 Highland 29 Westy 41 Northglenn 31 Westy 58 Thornton ll Westy 36 Broomfield 28 League Record: 15 -1 'X LJ XR 'L' Play-Offs District Playoffs: Westy 46 -- St. Mary's 34 Westy 41 -- Ranum 36 Westy 59 -- Central Catholic 37 League Record -- 15-1 Season Record -- 20-1 'Skyline League American Division Champion ik Skyline League Overall Champion 'kC. H. S.A.A. Division Champion State Tournament: March 18, 19, 20 at Arvada High School 8 Team Tournament fEach League Only Qualified ONE Teamj YH. VK l 'T e W 20 -. ik 4 Y swf fr ' 33.3135 gin r 4 L A x I , Warriors Lose To Golden In State Championship Playoffs Before A Standing-Room-Only Crowd At Arvada High School Girlls Varsity - 376 wa... Ann McGinn Diane McMillan Barb Barryunan Becky Mill 4-et QW l Qz' , af' Golf Team Takes Second In State Golf Tournament The Warrior golf team took second in the state golf tournament at Kennedy Golf Course on October 27 and 28 just behind Pueblo Centennial. Trophy Team Dave Delin of Westminster won second place medalist jeff Armstrong of Pueblo Centennial. Scores of other members of the team were Mark Glas- gow, 83, 795 Don Voake, 76, 81, and Tim Dyer, 83, 84. The Warrior golf team also took first place with a total of 309 at the District meet at Adams County Golf Course on October 10. Northglenn was second with 318 and Brighton was third with 333. Dave Delin won medalist honors with a 70 Q2 under parl. The scores of other members of the team were Mark Glasgow, 79, Don Voake, 795 and Bob Knox, 81. Scores of the alternates who attended were Tim Dyer, 765 Frank Orten, 79, and Bob Schmaling, 80. The Westminster golf team previously won the Skyline League. At Adams County Golf Course on October 2 the Warrior golf team took second place behind the Mustangs. On October 4 the team traveled to Sterling where they placed third. L TO R: Mr. Maaske, Dave Delin, Don Voake, Mark Glas 174 gow, Tim Dyer. honors with a 148 total for 2 rounds just one shot behind M Tennis Team DATE OPPONE NT PLAC E Tuesday, September 9 Adams City A. C. Wednesday, September 17 Mullen Mullen Thursday, September 18 Ranum Ranum Tuesday, September 23 Regis Regis Thursday, September 25 Highland Highland Tuesday, September 30 Broomfield Broomfield Thursday, October 2 Thorton Thorton Tuesday, October 7 Northglenn Northglenn Thursday, October 9 Brighton Westminster Tuesday, October 14 Mapleton Mapleton PLEASE NOTE THAT DUE TO THE LACK OF ADEQUATE FACILITIES, ALL WESTY MATCHES WILL BE PLAYED ON THE OPPONENTS COURTS. State Meet October 24-25 at 'Colorado University TIME 4:00 p 4:00 p 4:00 p 4:00 p 4:00 p 4:00 p 4:00 p 4:00 p 4:00 p 4:00 p L To R: Mark Haynes, Scott Adams, Craig Crue, Greg Bennett, Dan Birch, Coach Gary Kasson B Team Top Row: Diane Connors, Liz Brugger, Sandy Gassman, Barb Berryman, Monique Lousberg. Bottom Row: Karen Suebert, Alice Ramos, Gwen Barnett, Judi Peterson, Mary june. Not Pictured: Judy Reynolds, Renee Bustemante, Kori Hemingway, Sharon I-Iibma. fi C Team M.. 177 Girls Volleyball Takes Second Place Westminster's Girls Varsity Volleyball team took second place in the Skyline League just one game behind the Adams City Eagles. Adams City finished with 14 wins and two losses and Westy finished with thirteen wins and three losses. Ranum High School was beaten by the volleyball team on October 15. They won the first two games 15-10 and 15- 7. On October 21 the Highland Hornets defeated Westy 1-15 and 13-15. Westminster captured an- other win over Northglenn on October 23, just squeezing by the first game 15-13, losing the second game 10-15 and winning the third 15-8. Thorton's volleyball team was also defeated by Westy on October 28, 15-12 and 15-13. Westminster got by Broom- field with an easy win on Octo- ber 30. They won 15-4 and 15- 2. g Sept. - Sepf. 25 0612 Oct, o 24 Highlaiid ' Wbn Central Cathqlic M Lqkt 'r'hamrc5n . 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Smith, Kent jaccobs, Ken Gochenour, Frank Krappes, Dan june 190 Bottom Row, L To R: Tim Gallegos, john joseph, Tony Acierno, Mark Basson, Bart Martin, Kenny james, joel Stone 2nd Row: Bill Newell, Dave Zamora, Fred Bell, Paul Singh, Paul Vigil, Dale Armstrong, Top Row: Artie Sickler, Gil Hopkins, Pat Field, Ron Powers Mark Carleton, Coach Clark 1975- 1976 Team f - - - .:.., W if Top Row I. To R: Diane McMillan, Liz Brugger, Ann McGinn, Barb Berryman, jami Buckner, and Sharon Hibma Bottom Row L To R: Diane Connors, Karen Seubert, Sue Hernandez, Becky Muller, Ms. McCall 1 Ann W Liz Mc Ginn Brugger fstarterj Qstarterj Sue Hernandez 21 S J e t 3 Diane Barb Berryman Connors Karen S eubert Sharon I-Iibma Top Row--Miss Ferguson, Pam Plummer, Erma Santisteven, Monique Loisberg, Judy Reynolds, Judi Peterson, Monica Plummer. Bottom Row--Bea Hernandez, Wanda Martinez, Dede Rodriquez, Yvonne Rodriquez, Angie Newerberg. 7'9 i ' W 0171 GIRLS TRACK AND FIELD SCHEDULE: TUESDAY, MARCH 16 St. Marys, Thornton, Westminster at THORNTON THURSDAY, MARCH 18 Arvada West, Westminster, A and B squads at ARVADA WEST TUESDAY, MARCH 30 Central Catholic, Northglenn, Westminster at THURSDAY, APRIL 1 Lakewood, Cherry Creek, Westminster at CHERRY CREEK TUESDAY, APRIL 6 Brighton, Marycrest, Westminster at BRIGHTON SATURDAY, APRIL 10 Girls Jefferson County Invitational Meet at 6TH Sz KIPLING TUESDAY, APRIL 13 - Skyline League Relays QBoys 8: Girlsj at THORNTON af APRIL 15, THURSDAY open at this time TUESDAY, APRIL 20 1 6 Broomfield, Mapleton Westminster SATURDAY, APRIL 24 Aurora Relays fRelay teams onlyj at AURORA TUESDAY, APRIL 29 Sophomore League Meet fSophomores, onltb at THORNTON MAY 5, WEDNESDAY, MAY 8, SATURDAY District Track and Field fBoys 81 Girlsb at MAPLETON MAY 15, SATURDAY State Track and Field Meet 1Boys 81 Girlsb il L L l. -1, .- l 194 Margaret Fox Lori Lovell i I' S Kathy King I' Q E nel, tx Sharon Connors fir ,rg Bev Whorton- - C andy Kurland is -Q- N, E1 C lx 195 Margaret Fox Lori Lovell n f, F' my v A 'Y' Ha Q ' 'Q , 'wal M. , 1 C S f - iv ,, V, ffl' I JL f If y i f .fz,,,.sf ,- , my L gf, ,. 1 Y: .1 my 1 - wp A 11. we X552 K W '35 5 og 4 W , K Tom Wellin W N-lf 1 -Mx vi' h v 4 7? 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N 27' UPPER LEFT5 Jeri Caputo fHF-ADD UPPER RIGHT5 Beth King QCO-HEADQ MIDDLE LEFT3 Denise Day MIDDLE RIGHT5 Kathy Bruen LOWER LEFT3 Toni Coleman LOWER RIGHT3 Chris Sullivan 206 Kathy Ramero, Co-head Lisette Whatley Beverly Worton, Head Linda Ulibarri El I' S 0 W 1 l Michele Perkins Lisa B'l1ST12.IU ante Y ff Sophomore Cheerleaders Co- He ad Linda Brunetti HEAD: Be cl-cy Muller Sue Keefe Laura Brooks Chris Caputo Michelle Miller Denise Thach Vicki Gentry '95 X ff me A Qin Salutatorian 1976 Honor Graduates Valdictorian KEN MCMULLEN JILL STARCEVICH KIM ADAMS DEBBIE BIBER JULIA BIELAWSKI DAN BIRCH DAVID BRAUER STA CEY BUS SE 19 6 Hono1 JERRI CAPUTO SHARON CONNERS TERRY CROTTY SHAWN CURRIGAN Xa? ii CHRIS DANLEY JOE DAVIDEK REBECCA DAVIS MARK EVANETICH JILL FUNK DAN GIULIANO Graduates ALAN GOFF L DAVID HUGHY MARY JUNE .. , MARK GLASGOW AMY HALLER SHIRLEY HOFMEISTER TED JOHN RAMONA JOHNSON ..4.p wi - ROD KEMPKES JA MEEL KHALAF NANCY KLIEST CINDY KNO WLES DEBBIE MARSH SANDY MCDONALD 1976 Honc J' DESIREE LAUNT STEVE LOWE KYLE MAXWELL MICHELLE MCDONALD 1 DIANA MCGINN GREG MOODY Graduates Ml CH ELLE MORIE PAULA ODEN CATHY ORR FRANK ORTEN PETER ORYSI-ICI-IIN SALLY PALMER ,IANET PERRIMA1 ...... ia PATTY QUILLING CATHY RAY ROXANNE RICHARDSON I s 1976 Honor -in f--.ai DAVE SI-IEA MARK STAGER CHARLES STEWART MIKE SUMMERS DAVID TALCOTT 1 ' CHRISTY TOLAND it JANET TOLIVER TERRI VAN BUREN MARGO VAN SWEARINGEN Graduates fa - f DIANE VISSCHER ,gui af KEVIN WA DDELL -uf. Q KEN WOODRIN G 1976 HONOR GRADUATES NOT PICTURED KAREN ABEY TA ROBERT BARRETT DALE BASSETT EILENE EVANS KIM GARLAND CANDA CE LYONS CYNTI-ILA POLLETT 1 3 KARI WALTERS SHARON WILSON A fx F ..-A' L s f A' r- . 1 .f -V N V 'xi'5l5'?Iff'XJ wexrxlfjff ' 6X?f33I? 'Til A N., JOE DAVIDEK The 1976 Honor Graduates were selected on the basis of having a grade point average of 3. 5 or better during their high school years Senior Favorites 66197677 Warrior 8 Warriorette: Randy I-Iamai 8 Beth King was V 4 s g imPEN EVERYDAY if 0 Most likely to succed: Greg Moody S Jill Starcevich Class Flirts: Rick Stanski S Val Gentry Best Personality: Ulrik Paulson S Judy Dixon n-4. - Best Body: Frank Bales S Karen Stoinmiller Sexiest Legs: Frank Crten 8 Mama Perkins Neatest Hair: joe Silva 8 Christie Toland Friendliest: Kathy McMillan 8 joe Olguin fx-KK--'.-X'.x'1,, s- . I -9-'L - ' 'w fx Xa, 5'g, Q.. Senior Favorites 6619 635 ,gf Prettiest Eyes: john Bonati 8 Crystal Dymond 'QW Most Athletic: Tim Holt G Jami Buckner Senior Favorites 6619 677 Most Talented: Mark Stage: and Christie Welbourn Class Clowns: Lori Lovell and Ron Buck Most Spirited: Butch Douglas and Debbie Woodcock Cutest Smile: Shawn Currigan and Sandy Bair fnot picturedj r Favorite Teacher: Ms. Reese and Mr, Near Cutest Couple: Tony Campbell 8 Debie Hafer 9 'Ns Shyest: Pete Oryschyn 8 Paula Oden Best Dressed: Rhonda Kennard 8 Eugene Flores Senior Favorites C619 699 Tallest S Shortest: Mitch Ratzlaff S Sandy Rodri gues, fNot Pictured Brenda Doss 6 Phil Hurtadoj Senior Favorites are selected by a vote of the senior class. Voting was un- der the auspices of the Yearbook staff and student government. 'K 'i-we-ffz''.1-zs.fess:::: -' Illzkif And so the year ends .... It has been a time of experimenting with the new while holding steadily to the traditions of the past. 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