Wheat Ridge High School - Agrarian Yearbook (Wheat Ridge, CO)

Text from Pages 1 - 130 of the 1961 volume:

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The doors were opened a 'second time , And we were sophomores then. We plunged into it thoughtlessly Without looking at the past, For yesterday meant little to us Who were iuniors, at long last. The class rings came and we were thrilled With ioy beyond compare, And a feeling of pride came over us, A feeling we each could share. Our senior year was upon us, And we began to regret We would have to leave this place That we never could forget. A diploma was our goal, But we knew deep down inside The years spent in Wheat Ridge High Were actually our greatest pride. The best years of our lives Were spent in Wheat Ridge High. We were a member of the band, In chorus our voices rang high. We witnessed the crowning of many a queen, We built some floats and staged some plays, And enioyed every moment of - ', our dream. 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We'd like to express our ' ratitude if V 9 To each of you who strives To make the years at Wheat Ridge High The best years of your lives. up VT ,,.. , z X is f L. jf' pf 6 L 1 fit L f i 3 vw 5 , I . , f i ,Mg 0 if U ,Af' A ZHEDICATION , f v if 1 4 1 , - ,' ' y 2, f, .J I., f U ff' I ,mf K if 5, ,V ,, i 1 v I- I., .r FFACULTY ...... . . . . ,v f ' fwf cmssss ..... T T 45, , I ,W iff ORGANIZATIONS. . . .. .. . . J' ' y ,Q fKW,f7 QPORTQ ., f- ,ggff I fy v 4 fi' 4 EJJIVITIES . , . . . . . . fiat' :1,., 1,4 j wtf ' VV 1' 6 ft Tiff!! X. if 1 F ,gf he ' aff! f , 'fl' A, ' f A A1 ff' . , T' Jef MJ ' TABLE OF CONTENTS I -,.- fy., I- f K :,.i , ,iffpfi 3 gf X 0' :fy N WJ RV A X 1 'V X v .Y 5' . Q X U ' I A sd Wig 5 V ig 3 ..Q ..5 .13 .67 .89 IO3 , . -n-.......... DR. ANDERSON Decm of Men ADMINISTRATION xx xi ' MRS. PURVIS Dean of Women BOARD OF EDUCATION Dr. Robert H. Johnson, Superintendent: Mr. Charles E. Meyers, Secretaryy Mr. J. Collins Gcdd, Treasurer: Mr. Thomos Ten Eyck, Presidentg Mr. Hal Shelton, 'Ist Vice President: Mr. Wayne Von Arsdole, 2nd Vice President. 2 5 MUSIC DEPARTMENT MRS. MARY HUNTER Vocal Music MR. LARRY WALLACE Instrumental Music , , H MR. CHARLES ELLIS Psychology, World History American Government .Exif A. .gf PHYSICAL EDucAnoN DEPARTMENT MISS DONNA TSCHAPPAT Girls' Physical Education MR. WILLIAM PROCTOR Boys' Physical Education 2 , .,.. .M . , .,,. . ,,k.., , QW - z lfisiif sex -' ' -sr.: 255.235-,i1..,., , f Qfr'?'i.f. '- was is I Q if Q I M Qi ,xif,3jILx3?,yaa1,iK 8 gm JI. F s..,,wE.,w rr, A gel K 5 1 'lt BUSINESS DEPARTMENT MRS. KATHRYN EKEN Shorthand, Secretoricil Training MISS MABEL BURMAN Typing I MR. JERRY HAMILL Business English, Typing I-ll MRS. JANICE BASTIN Bookkeeping, Business English SOCIAL SCIENCE DEPARMENT MR. JOHN ROBERTS MR HAROLD CRIMMINS World History MISS JOAN PHARES World History World Geography MR JOHN BEDKER Sociology American MR HARVEY MOORE Business Moth Economics Ame 'CU H'5I0 Y History Amerlcon History MRS. MARILYN PETERSON MR. English ll, lll MISS MARTHA UECKERT MRS. English ll, Creative Writing, Journalism CHARLES MANIS MISS MARY ANN LYNEN MR. LAVERNE THOMAS English ll, lll English lll English Ill, World Hisfory WANDA BELLMAN MRS. MARYANN BLUM English IV, Speech MRS. VIRGINIA GARLAND Dromc: English IV who SCIENCE DEPARTMENT MR. WAYNE PARTON Physics, Geometry, Trigonometry MR. BLAIR WORK Biology, Boys' P.E. MR. HAROLD PRATT Physics, Chemistry, Geometry MR, RODNEY BOLIN Biology ,W MRS. EUNICE NEWNAM French I, II, English III MISS JO ANN BUTTS Spanish I, II, World History MRS. GUIDA HUGHES Russian I, II MRS. NATALIE SMIRNOW Russian II AAI A N s - fu -.-A MR. JOHN McWILLlAMS MRS. HELEN KNUDTSON Spanish II, III, IV LOIIFI I, II, III, IV LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT MATH DEPARTMENT MR. HARRY NARCISIAN MR. ELMER POWELL Algebra I, Geometry Geometry, Math Analysis MR. ERNEST MCLEAN Algebra Il, Trigonometry ART DEPARTMENT HOME ECONOMICS Qty I ,, Ay sm MR. WETHERBEE MISS HARGER LIBRARY MISS HANSON Q INDUSTRIAL ARTS MR. CHARLES MELVIN MR. RUSSELL WARNEKE Droffing, AVCINTCCYUYOI MR. GEORGE COLLINGS Auto Mechanics DVUWIUQ WO0CIWOYI4ir1Q General Metal MR. GARY MR. ROBERT ECKHARDT Driver's Ed. Driver's Ed, I SERVICE DEPARTMENT MRS. ALEXANDER MRS. WILLIAMS Secretcn ry Secrefo ry I 1 J , ... Q, I I' If Q . Our Janitors -'-, 'gf' 'I fx ' 1 I I OUV Cooks ll . . . ond her bond of renown. All hcll Ccuesor Augustusl Yodel, odel, o, ee, he-e-e-el FACULTY So, coffee lovers, Yoke my advice . . . Af., ,-'ff Al :,,-: ggr. Q .A Oh, now, I wouldn'f soy thot! Miss Lynen olwoys goes To bot for the Seniors. And what else do you do in your spore time? ., ,lf . ,riff j'.Ll X , I ZAAJ' A 'V j f' fuk! L. J?6L!L,f.fC .1 2 XJ! V!!L,z,Lf A4!f,ff ILA, , M ,, ,iff Q' ,, V11 f7 Lf ,L Lf 1 , j 1 ,, , , , Xffwf' M' w bf ' LIVZLF ff wi -J1 fffffkfv A -ffl QL ,QJWA 1- ' ' V ' ff QQ!!! V f,f. 'L! 5J,,7QaV, LL! A M, LJ iff' '- .ftyifz !C,lLj, I if ,QW .J Ld WW ff 'M,,4ecg,L J' wwf, ,fy MV ffl!-XL LT' df' fav' pdf ' U 6VA.L,lJ,Vc- '. -' 5 - 11441 1' M ,clfV Li,7,fillLlfj-55 'hjkffyulf 'f WWW Q, L MM' ........,-an-ana rvhr-J ,Qs- H z' --,Al .1 ALM, , ' V, W , ,X I , xg, A' 4 D w .4 ki ,4 K , Q vm ww. x, ,f K k 1 214 . I X .. ' Q ' ' . A . ,, L 4 L . af .. M 1 . Q N 1-,nun 1 eg , X 1 5 .4 X k , ,W , ix .. SENIOR9 Dick Speer PRESIDENT ded, L ' AL, A-4-:fra ,5a,r,..f, 14364469 fbi-94 ' ' Y r ,.z4fbd,f ..vf- Lan-,Lf -A6411-f ,zfy-1-ei' .gif Piixon if-,7Qf'of.4.1iff rd. 5 4 ,J f ESIDENT :RJ fi 1,1 41- L' fszi- 11.41. L L 2, 1 zc my hu. 1-6 gn-4, 1.6, 'A L g 'l Cgfil 1 7 1 fr if-1 c 1 c-F2422 C ,- 5,5-, L'27.,1,J1'4'f':' rf 4 4 Charlene Bernsfen f U 74 v ' I A SECRETARY-TREASURER ffm :fl AC LQ' .ff 4 lynx ' OFFICERS. CLASS OF 'GI 1,2 Inf h d kin class o111c:ers for 1960-1961, pouse Q momeni from their Carol, Dick, and Charlene, our or wor g work for o picture. 6,3 14 Cindy Ackerman Louise Adams Sharon Albee Mcry Acuff Joyce Allbriffen Connie Allen Nancy Alpenfels Stanley Anderson Darlene Anfony John Archer Beth Armstrong Norman Bennett Nona Bebber Bette Behler Paul Bower Jim Bowman Jim Brczckeft Charlene Bernsten Marilyn Bretton Janice Briles Dan Burdick Pricillu Burke Bob Averill Linda Backus Karin Bailey Mike Baker Dave Best Ronnie Barnes Mary Kay Baifaicl Dave Baxter Ricky Black Ed Bockelman Zann Birdsill 4 Art Bushell Jim Butler Johnny Cmlvaresi Eihei Carelli Bill Carpenter Coroiine Cose- Berncndeffe Cerrone Hope Christensen Karen Clark Katherine Clark Kathy Clark Suzanne Coffman Wanda Congrove Randy Conway Byron Cook Harvey Copeland Barry Cormack Bev Cowell Jeanne Cowles Sharon Cox r Dick Daniel Jock Daniels Carol Dixon Walter Dodge Donna Donaldson Gary Davis John Drake Jim Dumont Bruce Dunn Dennis Edinger I Ky-f if Sharon Crabb Harold Craft Paul Craft Don Crow Jef? Davis fd ii I ,fi Doug Crose Jackie Crozier Ray Curtis Sylvia Devoe Jim Diliow Dave Deicour Lloyd Einspdhr Judy Eifel Andy Elliot? Claudine Ellis Judy Englehclrdf John Ensign Borborci Evans Lorine Fcmuloro Toni Failing Bill Field Lindo Fiffs Pofsy Flood Linda Floreo Dale Flowers Nancy Floyd Mike Fowles Janine Fredrickson Down Friedell Mike Frink Terry Fuller i i Zoe Goodwin Diane Glenski Linda Goodman Mike Green Dave Greene Anita Groff Carolyn Goring Ted Grundmeier Jan Hamilton Tom Hamplernan Rita Harman we Doug Furney Jef? George Joanne Geyser Judy Gibson Terry Granger Dick Gillmore Joyce Ginder Bob Ginn Joyce A. Gray Joyce I. Gray 3 3 Sue Gmul X 1 1 r 1 r N 1 1 1 5 J J f W ,T ! .! f x X X Bill Harrison Shar-Lou Hathaway Dennis Haupfman Roger Head Dolores Hecox Barbara Hess Ronald Hess Mary Higgins Shirley Hielmstad Sharon Hosman Dave Houk Marlene Howard Nona Hoyt Sandra lmes Bill Jackson Nancy Johnson Steve Julien Ron Kessinger Nena Keyes Barbara King Allen Lone Donna Kusier Carol Land Jcly Lemley Joan Lidke Gary Lofifo Judy Lorcmey Norma Loxen Bob Moscarello Ellen Matthews Larry McAtee Ken Klein Carol Knechf Sandy Kolesar Lindo Krieg Joan Larsen i Peggy Kring Pot Kroh Linda Krubcick Bette Lefeber Clark Lehi Donny Lee John McCcmclless Bill McCoy Joan McCoy ,S Bill McFerren Karen McManus Mory Lou Meadows Carol Meyers ,wfwma V, .45 .ww Roger Michels Sondra Miller Collie Molfitf Barbara Moore Eric Morey Elaine Morse Judie Morse Jan Mundell Jan Myers Jay Naylor Bob Nelson Judy Nelson Phil Nichols Dick Pearson Bob Owen Jody Parsley Dean Punke Connie Raddafz Karen Randall Dick Pierson Bob Ray Judy Ream Meredith Reams Nancy Ridinger Pete Norman Lindo Northway Lorry Novcicek Cheryl Ochs Bill Piper Pom Olson Donna Orlowski Ginny Osborne Vicki Porter Bob Potter Jerry Popiel Carolyn Rose Cordulcx Rubens Judy Russell Karen Solfguver Norm Sounders Mike Scencx Carole Schimpfle Gary Schlift Dick Schreiber Bob Simerul Jon Simpson Pat Sirimarco Roberta Siverfs Olin Smith Roger Smith Kay Spangler Dick Speer 2 L f: Dove Spelmarn Barbara Sperry Don Spreier Sundee Sfrcub ie 132 Sharon Stoll Paula Storrs Lynn Taylor Caryl Tenney Jerry Thibaulf Dick Sulcer Paul Thompson Kathy Tirsway Pere True Kathy Trunk Jeanne Springler Sharon Squier Cherie Siabb Allen Sfahn Kathy Sullivan Ken Stannard John Sfeckel Mike Sfilley Kafhi Sweeney Jerry Symes John Swearengin .lon Tschclnnen Ncfalie Tschannen Kafhy Tuck Gloricl Vullery Cindy Vice Loyd Volgomore Joan Vonderlczge Gcrnefte Walker Bob Weimer Linda Wheeler George Williams Mike Wilson Chuck Wright Pam Woodard Judy Worster Bill Young Don Younf Mary Zimbeck Carl Gilmore Ken Becker Lee Calhoon Joe Eariciffi John Filchock Delberf Giddings Fred Golden Bill Loverf Nancy Overdier Art Roberts David Roemer Don Stephan Don Story Lee Wallace FARM E RS' F RDLICS This year for the first time, the Senior- sponsorecl Farmer's Frolics presented the variety show and fun-night at different times. The variety show took the audience on a fanciful flight down Broadway's Great White Way. Among the 19 presentations were a magic act by Larry Bramble, solo by Miss Caryl Tenney, and a be-at bongo party performed by Bob Nelson and Chuck Wright. WHS students enjoyed the tradi- tional fun and festivities of Farmer's Frolics, l96O as seniors were dunlced, classes par- ticipated in a free-for-all, and teachers were put in stocks. 40 F h 1 W W f' ff-X W, V 5 J ,. , fe L 5 1' 44 3 H, W? . 2 t ll ' Q-ii 2 . . f :f':555s:i:iZa- :ui r S 1 , .. W, 51 fdiirv f FX Nr-4 f wi SENIOR CANDID9 as dn. 'invf' N 1 mv'-' Cynthia Ackerman - Transfer, Larned High, Larned, Kansas 4, JRC 4. Mary Acutf - FBLA 3,4, Chorus l,2, glwoir 3,4, BPI I, FTA 4, Pep Club 3, Sr. ay. Louise Adams - Pep Club 2. Sharon Albee - Spanish Club l,2,3,4, JRC I,2,3 Sec., 4, Pep Club 4, Drill Tear?44, FBLA 4, Bowling Club 4, Cho- rus , . Joyce Allbritten - FBLA 3,4, FTA 3, Ski Club 2,3,4, Chorus I. Connie Allen - FBLA l,2, FTA l,2, Choir 3,4, Chorus I,2. Nancy Alpenfels - Ski Club 2,4, Latin Club 3,4, FTA 2,3,4, County Student Council 3, Pep Club 2, JRC 3, BBG At- tendant l, Chorus I, Student Exchange 4, Safety Council 3. Stanley Anderson - Choir 4. John Archer - Transfer, Holy Family, Denver 4, Baseball 4. Beth Armstrong - Transfer, Billings High, Billings, Montana 3, Band 3,4, Safety Council 3, Pep Band 4, All State Band 4. Bob Averill - Ski Team 3,4, Spanish Club 3,4, Ski Club 2,3,4, FTA 4, Safety Council 4, Student Council l, Jr. Play. Linda Backus - Transfer, Phoenix, Ari- zona 4, FBLA 4, Chorus 4. Karin Bailey - Transfer, Houston, Texas 3, Choir 4, Spanish Club 4, Ski Club 4, FTA 4, Chorus 3, Sr. Play. Mike Baker - Football l,2, Latin Club 2. Ronnie Barnes - Cross Country 4, Wres- tling 2,3,4, Baseball 2,3,4, FBLA 4. Mary Kay Battaia - FTA 2,3, Latin Club 2,3,l FBLA 3,4, Ski Club 4, Student Coun- ci . Dave Baxter - Transfer, Delta, Colorado 4, Football 4L, Basketball 4L, Baseball 4, W Club 4. Nona Bebber - Cheerleader 3,4 Head, Student Council l,2,3, Pep Club 2,3,4, Latin Club 2, Spanish Club 3,4, FTA 2,3,4, Ski Club l,2,3,4, Choir 3,4, Stu- dent Exchange 4, Who's Who Award 3. Bette Behler - FBLA 3,4, FTA 2,3, Span- ish Club 3,4, Pep Club 2L, V. Pres. I, Chorus I, Ski Club 4. Norman Bennett - Tennis 2,3L,4L, Bowl- ing Club 4, Band l,2,3,4, Basketball 2,3, W Club 3,4. Charlene Bernsten - Transfer, Arvada High, Arvada 2, Pep Club 3,4, Student Council 2, Class Sec. 3,4, FBLA 4. Dave Best - Wrestling I,2,3,4 Co- Captain, Tennis 4, Spanish Club 3,4: Latin Club l,2, V. Pres. 3, NHS 2,3,4, Key Club 3,4, JRC l,2,3 Pres., 4 Student Council 3,4, Student Body Pres. 4, Stu- dent Exchange 4, Boys' State 3, Ski Club 4, W Club 4, Choir 4, Pres. County Stu- dent Council 4, Who's Who Award 3, Scholastic Achievement 3,4. Zann Birdsill - Band 3, Sr. Play, Trans- fer, North High, Denver 3. Ed Bockelman - Football 3,4, Basketball 2,3,4, Baseball 2,3,4, Cross Country 4L, W Club 4, FBLA 4, Safety Council 4. Paul Bower - Spanish Club 2,3,4 Inquis- itor, Franch Club 2,3,4 Pres., W Club 2,3,4, Ski Club 4, Student Exchange 4, Football IL, Gymnastics 2L, Wrestling 3L. Jim Bowman - Track 2,3, Football l,2,3, Spanish Club l,2,3,4, King. Jim Brackett - Bowling Club l,2,3, Choir 4, Baseball 3, Sr. Play. Marilyn Bratton - Spanish Club I.2,3.4 Treas, FTA 2,3,4, Pep Club 2L, 3L, 4L Historian, Student Council 3,4, JRC l,2, Girls' State 3, Annual Staff 4, Sr. Play, Art Award. Janice Briles - Chorus l,2, Choir 3,4, Student Council 2, FBLA 2,3,4, FTA 3,4, FBI 2 VP, JRC I, Sr. Play. Dan Burdick - Transfer, Arvada High, Arvada, 3. Art Bushell - Basketball 2, Student Council I. Jim Butler - Wrestling 2,3, Football I, Tennis I,2,3L,4J JRC l,3, W Club 3,4, Student Council l,2, Latin l,2, NHS 2, 3,4, Ski Club 4, Exchange 4. Dave Call - Transfer, Arvada High, Arvada, I, Latin Club 2, Physics Club 3. Johnny Calveresi - Transfer, North High, Denver, 3, Band 3,4, Pep Band 4, Base- ball 4, Safety Council 4, Ski Club 4. Bill Carpenter - Bowling 4, Spanish Club 2,3,4, Baseball 3 Manager. Caroline Case - Transfer, Middle Fark High, Granby, 2, Pep Club 3L,4, Quill 8- Scroll 3,4, B 81 G Banner 3,4 Assist- ant Ed, French Club 4, Spanish Club 2, 3,4, Bowling Club 3,4 Sec., Ski Club 2. Bernadette Cerrone - Maiorette 3,4 Head, Spanish- Club l,2,3,4, Bowling Club I, FTA 2, FBLA 3,4, JRC I, Chorus. Hope Christensen - Student Council I, Pep Band IL,2L,3L,4L, Choir 3,4L, Band Council I, FBI l,2,3,4, FTA 4, Chorus l,2, Student Facultv Musical I, State Choir 4: Band l,2,3,4, FBLA l, Sr. Play. Karen Clark - Transfer, Monroe, Mich. 2, French Club 3,4, Ski Club 3,4, Choir 4, Student Council 4, Safety Council 3, Pep Club 3, Chorus 3. Katherine l. Clark - Ski Team 3,4, FBLA 3,4, FTA l,2,3, Spanish Club 2,3,4, French Club 2,3,4, Bowling Club I, Pep Club 2, Chorus I, European Excursion 3, Ski Club I,2,3,4. Kay Clark - Pep Club 2, FTA 3,4, B 81 G Banner 4. Sue Coffman V Choir 3,4, JRC I, B 8, G Banner 4, FBI 2, Sr. Play. Wanda Congrove - Class Sec. 2, JRC I,2 Sec. 3,4, Chorus l, FBLA 4, Pep Club 4, Sr. Play. Randy Conway - Football 3,4L, Baseball 2,3, Wrestling 3, Track 4, W Club 4, Transfer, Phoenix, Arizona, 2. Byron Cook - Football l,2L,3, Basketball I,2,3L,4L, Track 2L,3, W Club 2,3,4, Choir 3,4, Boys' Chorus I, All State Choir 4, Golf 4. Harvey Copeland - Band l,2,3,4, Choir 4, All County Orchestra 3, All State Or- chestra 4. Barry Cormack - Transfer, Topeka, Kan- sas, 2, FTA 3,4, Latin Club 2, Annual Staff 3,4, Pep Band 2L,3L,4L, Choir 3,4 VP, FBI 2,3,4, Band 2,3,4, Sr. Play, County Honor Choir 3. Bev Cowell - Pep Club 2, French Club 2,3,4, Safety Council 4, Chorus 3,4, Bowl- ing Club 2,3,4 Pres., FTA 2, FBLA 3,4, B 8. G Banner 4. Jeanne Cowles - Transfer, Ossining, N.Y., 4, French Club 4 Queen, Spanish Club 4, Ski Club 4, Chorus 4, JRC 4, Sr. Play. Sharon Crabb - Spanish Club 2,3,4, Stu- dent Council 2,3, FTA 2,3, JRC l,2, Sr. Play, Pep Club 2L,3, Drill Team 3, Choir 4, Ski Club 3,4, Chorus I, FBLA 4. Harold Craft - Cross Country 3,4, Bas- ketball I,2,3, Spanish Club 3,4, Choir 4, Student Council 4. Paul Craft - Cross Country 3,4, Basket- ball I,2,3,4, Spanish Club 3,4, Choir 4, Track 3, Student Council 4, Sr. Play. Don Craw - Football 2, Latin Club 2, Baseball 2,3, Tennis 2, B 8, G Attendant 3, Transfer, Regis High, Denver, 2. Douq Crose - Latin Club 3, Boys' Chorus 3, Mixed Chorus 4. Jackie Crozier - Transfer, Memohis, Tennessee, 4, French Club 4, B Bt G Banner 4. Ray Curtis - Transfer, Burbank, Calif. 2, Baseball 3, Sr. Play. Jack Daniels - Wrestling 2,3,4L, Gym- nastics 3,4, Student Council 3, Base- ball 4. Gary Davis - Football 2, Wrestling 2,3, W Club 3,4, Latin Club 3, Spanish Club 4, Baseball 2 Manager, Safety Council 3. Jeff Davis - French Club 3,4, European Excursion 3, B 81 G Banner 3, Safety Council 4, Student Council I, German Club 4. Dove Delcour - Tennis 3L,4L, Baseball 3, Spanish Club 3,4 Viceroy, European Ex- cursion 3, W Club 3,4, Sr. Play 4, Trans- fer, Amherst, N.Y., 3. Sylvia Devoo - Transfer, Golden High, Golden, 2, Physics Club 3, Pep Club 3,4, NHS 3,4, Latin Club 2,3 4. James Dlllow - Football I,3L, Basketball l,2L,3L, Baseball 3L, W Club 2,3,4, B 8- G Day Attendant I, Sr. Escort, B Bi G Banner 4, Class VP 2. Carol Dixon - Latin Club l,2, French Club 3,4, Pep Club 2L,3L Treas. 4 VP, Drill Team 3,4, Annual Staff 2,3,4, Stu- dent Council 2,4 Parliamentarian, Class VF 2,4, B 81 G Banner 4. Walter Dodge - Baseball 3,4L, Football 4L, Spanish Club 3,4, NHS 3,4, Jr. Es- cort 3, W Club 4, Safety Council 4, Transfer, Bear Creek, 3. Donna Donaldson - Ski Club 2,3,4, FTA 3,4, Chorus l,2,4, Bowling Club 4. John Drake - Track 2,3L, Basketball 2, Bowling Club 3,4, W Club 4, Ski Club 4, Sr. Play, Transfer, Merrill Jr. High, Den- ver, 2. Jim Dumont - Baseball 3, Basketball I, FTA 2, French 2, Ski Club 4. Bruce Dunn - Band l,2,3L,4L, Pep Band 3,4, Physics Club 4, B Bi G Ban- ner 4. Llgld Einspahr - Wrestling 2. Ju y Eitel - Transfer, Logan, Kansas, 2, FBLA 3,4, Latin Club 3,4 Tribune, Jr. Es- cort, NHS 3,4, Academic Award 3. Andy Elliott - European Excursion 3, Spanish Club 3,4. Claudine Ellis - Bowling Club I, Latin Club 2,3,4 Sec., Chorus l,4, Pep Club 3,4, FTA 4, Safety Council 3. Judy Engelhardt - FBLA 4, Bowling Club 4, Trans er, Arvada High, Arvada, 2. John Ensign - Tennis 2 Manager, Foot- ball 3 Manager, Spanish Club l,2, JT? u . 2, B B G Banner 3,4, Bowling Cl John Erickson - Transfer, Lakewood High, Lakewood, 4, Wrestling 4. Barbara Evans - S anish Club 2,3,4, Pep Club 2,3,4L, Drill Team 3 Jr. Drill Master, 4 Drill Master, JRC I, Bowling Cllulb I, Safety Council 4, Student Coun- ci . Toni Failing - Transfer, Clinton, Iowa 4, FTA 4, FBLA 4, B Bt G Banner 4, Latin Club 4. Lorine Famularo - FBLA 4. Bill Field - Baseball I,2,3,4L, Basketball 2, Latin Club 2, Student Council 3, Ski Club I. John Filchock - Transfer, St. Mary's, Caigry, Alberta Canada 3. Lin Fitts - FBI 3, FBLA 3, FTA 3, Choir 3,4, Chorus 3,4. Pat Flood - Pep Club 4, Bowling Club I, Student Council 2,4, Spanish Club 4, FBLA 4. Linda Florea - FBLA I,2 VP, 3,4 Pres., FTA 3, Spanish Club I, Chorus l,2, Choir 3,4, Sr. Play, Jr. Play, FRC I. Dale Flowers - Cross Country 2,3,4, Bas- ketball l,2L,3l.,4L, Baseball I,2l.,3L,4L, Latin Club 2,3,4, Student Council l,2, Safety Council 3,4 VP, W Club 2,3,4. Nancy Floyd - FRC I, French Club 4: Chorus 4. Aglilrffowles - Spanish Club 2,3,4, Base- a . Janine Fredrickson - Pep Club 2, Span- ish Club l,2,3, Bowling Club l, JRC 2,4, Ski Club 4, FBLA 4, Chorus l. Dawn Friedell - Pep Club 2,3,4, Phys- ics Club 3, NHS 2,3,4, FTA 3,4, JRC 3, Latin Club l,2,3,4, Jr. Escort, Scholas- tic Award, Math Award. Mike Frink - Football 2,3,4L, Basketball 2,3,4L, Baseball 2,3,4L, Latin Club 2,3,4, W Club 3,4, FTA 3,4, B 81 G Banner 4. Terry Fuller - Spanish Club l,2,3,4, Mexican Excursion I, Band 2,3,4 Pres, Pep Band l,2,3,4, Student Council 3, Ski Club 4, Safety Council 4, All State Band 8- Orchestra 4. Doug Furney - Transfer: Arvada High, Arvada, I, Physics Club 4. Jet? George - Jr. Play, Sr. Play, Student Council I, Student Faculty Musical I, Choir I,3,4 Pres, Superior Actor Award, State Drama Festival. Joanne Geyser - FTA 3,4, FBLA 3,4: Latin Club l,2,3,4, Bowling Club 3, Cho- rus I, Pep Club 2,3,4. Judy Gibson - Transfer, Prospect Valley High, Keenesburg, Colo. 4, Pep Club 4, French Club 4. Carl Gillmore - Football 3, Tennis 2, Ski Team 3,4, Latin Club l,2,3,4, Ski Club l,2,3,4, Student Council 2, Band I, B Bi G Banner 4. Bob Ginn - Basketball 2, Golf 3,4, 42 Baseball 2, Tennis 4, French Club 3,4 Prime Minister, European Excursion 3, Bowling Club 3,4, Safety Council 4, Sr. Play, Transfer: Denver South High 2, Diane Glenski - Ski Club l,2,3,4, Bowl- ing Club 4, Linda Goodman - Latin Club l,2, French Club 3,4, NHS 2,3,4, Choir 3,4L, Chorus l,2, Scholastic Achievement Award 3, Jr. Escort, Sr. Play. Zoe Goodwin - FBI 2. Carolvn Goring - FTA 2,3,4, FBLA 2,3,4, JRC 3,4, Ski Club 4, Safety Council 4, Chorus I, Jr. Play, Sr. Play. Terry Granger - Football I,2L,3L,4L: Track l,2,3,4, Key Club 3.4, Ski Club I, 2,3 VP, 4 Pres, Latin Club 2,3,4, W Club 2,3,4, Class Pres. I, Student Council l,3, Class VP 3, Ski Team 2,3,4, Sr. Play. Sue Graul - Bowling Club 2, Spanish Club I, FBLA 3, Maiarette 3,4, Ski Club 4, Sr. Play. Joyce A. Gray - Cheerleader l,3,4, Pep Club 2,3,4, Spanish Club 2,3,4, FBLA 2,4, Student Council 4, Homecoming Attendant 4, Chorus I VP, 4, FTA 2. Joyce l. Gray - Chorus l,2,4, Spanish Club I. Mike Green - Basketball 2, Safety Council 3,4 Pres, French Club 3, FTA 4, JRC 4, B 8, G Banner 4, Sr. Play. David Greene - Tennis 2, Pep Band 3L, 4, Safety Council 3, Bowling 3, Ski Club 4, Band l,2,3,4, Radio Club 4, Transfer, Alameda High, I. Anita Graff - Chorus 3,4, Transfer, Fre- mont, Nebraska, 2. Jan Hamilton - Latin Club 2, Bowling Club 2. Tom Hampleman - Gymnastics 3, Ski Club 4, Sr. Play. Rita Harmon - Pep Club 3, JRC I, Stu- dent Council l,2,4. Bill Harrison - Wrestling l,2, FBI l. Shar-Lou Hathaway - Chorus l,3, Choir 4. Dennis Havptman - Transfer: Arvada High, Arvada, I, Baseball 2,3,4, Cross Country 2, Latin Club 2,3, Gymnastics. Roger Head - Football I, Ski Club 3,4, Bowling Club I, B Bi G Banner 4, Gym- nastics 3,4. Dolores Hecox - Transfer, Robbinsdale, Minn. 3, Russian Club 3,4, Ski Club 4, FTA 3,4, NHS 3,4, Sr. Play. Barbara Hess - FBLA 2,3,4, JRC 2,3, Student Council 2, Safety Council 3. Ron Hess - Basketball 3 Manager, Track 3, Tennis 4L, NHS 3,4 Pres., Bowling Club 2,3,4, Physics Club 3, Ski Club 4, Julicial Court 3, W Club 4, Jr. Escort, Exchange 4, Academic Award, Math Award. Mary Higgins - Spanish Club 2,3,4, Pep Club 2L, NHS 2,3,4, FBLA 3,4 Treas. Stu- dent Council 3, Eurapean Excursion 3, Choir 3,4, Chorus l,2, Shirley Hielmstad - FBLA 3,4 Recorder, FBI l,2, Chorus I, Choir 3,4. Sharon Hosman - Transfer, Denver South High, 3, FTA 3,4, Pep Club 3,4, Spanish Club 3,4, JRC 3, Choir 4. Marlene Howard - Ski Club 3,4, FBLA 3, Student Council 2, French Club 3, Spanish Club 2. Nona Hoyt - French Club 3,4, FBLA l,4, Ski Club 4, Safety Council 3. Sandra lmes - Spanish Club l,2, Pep Club 3L,4, FBLA 4. Bill Jackson - Football 3,4, Basketball 3, Safety Council 3, Sr. Play. Nancy Johnson - Chorus I.4, Latin Club l,2, JRC 2, FBLA 4. Steve Julien - Basketball I, Baseball IL,2L,3L,4, Bowling Club l,2,3,4, French Club 4. Ron Kessinger - Golf 3. Barbara King - FBLA 4, Student Ex- change 4, Pep Club 2,3,4, NHS 3,4 VP, Student Council 3, Drill Team 3 Jr. Drill Master, 4 Asst. Drill Master, Jr. Escort, Ken Klein - Chair 4, Gymnastics 3. Carol Knecht - Pep Club 2,3,4, Spanish Club l,2,3,4, NHS l,2,3, Chorus I, Mixed Chorus 4, FBLA 4, European Excursion 3. Sandg Koleasr - IBowling Club 2, FBLA 3,4, panlsh Club . Linda Krieg - Transfer, Shawnee-Mission East High, Prairie Villiage, Kansas 3, Stu- dent Council 4. Peg Kring - Latin Club 2, Pep Club 2L, 3L,4L Pres., Drill Team 3,4, Safety Coun- cil 3,4, JRC 2, Pat Kroh - Chorus l, FBLA ?. Donna Kuster - Pep Club 2,3,4, Drill Team 3,4, Bowling Club 2,3, Spanish l,2, 3,4, Chorus l, JRC 2. Carol Land - Transfer: Mapleton High, Colorado 3, FBLA 4. Allen lane - Transfer: Lakewood High, Lakewood, 2, Ski Club 3,4, Ski Team 4. Judy Laramey - Pep Club 2L,3,4, Drill Team 3,4, Ski Club 2,3,4, Spanish Club l,2,3,4, Annual Staff 3, European Excur- sion 3. Joan Larsen - FBI 2, JRC 3, French Club 4. Bette leFeber - Spanish Club l,2,3,4 Sec, FBLA 3,4, Pep Club 2, NHS 2,3,4, Jr. Play, Chorus 2, Choir 3,4 Sec., Euro- pean Excursion 3, Scholastic Award, Drama Award, Sr. Play, Jr. Escort, State Choir 4, Count Choir 3. Jay Lemley - Spanish Club 2. Joan Lidke - Pep Club 2,3,4, Drill Team 3,4, S nish Club l,2,3, Bowling Club 2, Stuclblht Council 2, JRC 4, Exchange 4. Gary Lotito - Wrestling 2,3, Golf l,2, Cross Country 2, Tennis 3, Student Coun- cil l, JRC l. Norma Loxen - FBLA 3,4, Bowling Club l,2, Chorus l,3. Bob Mascarello - Tennis l,2,3, Football l, Basketball 2, Safet Council 3,4, Bowl- ing Club 3,4, Ski Cllub 4, Wrestling 3, Sr. Play. Ellen Matthews - Bowling Club 2, Span- ish Club l,2,3,4 Queen, FBLA 3, FTA 4, Pep Club 4, JRC 2,3,4, European Excur- sion 3. Larry McAtee - Golf lL,2L,3L,4L, Football l, Ski Club l,2,3,4, Basketball 2,3, Cross Country 3, JRC l, W Club l,2,3,4, Student Council 2,3. John McCandless - Football l,3,4L, Cross Country 2L, Basketball l,2, Track 3,4, Ski Team 2,3,4, Ski Club 2 Custodian, 3 Treas., 4 VP, Safety Council 3, Key Club W Club 2,4, Student Council 4, Sr. ay. Joan McCoy - Transfer: North High School, Denver, 2, Ski Club 4, Chorus 4. gllbAqcCoy - Wrestling l,2,3,4, Bowling ani McFerren - Golf a,-QL, ski Club 2, 3,4, Ski Team 2,3,4, Wrestling l,2, Base- ball l, Student Council l. Karen McManus - Latin Club 2,3, Pep Club 2, Exchange 3, JRC l,2,3, JRC Leadership Camp 2, Annual Staff 4, Chorus l, Choir 4, Bowling Club 4. Mary Lou Meadows - Bowling Club l, Pep Club 2,3,4L, Drill Team 3,4, Safety Council 4 Treas., Annual Staff l,2,3 Co- ed, 4 Co-ed, Latin Club 2,3, Class Sec. l, Student Exchange 4, Chorus l, Choir 3,4, NHS 2,3,4, Sr. Play, County Choir 3. Carol Meyers - Safety Council 3, Safety Council 2, Pep Club 3,4, FTA 3,4, JRC 3,4, Sr. Play. Roger Michels - Football 2L,3L,4L, Bas- ketball 2, Wrestling 3, Track 2,3L,4, W Club 2,3,4, Spanish Club 2,3,4, Exchange 4, Sr. Play. Sandra Miller - French Club 4, FTA 2, FBLA 2, Ski Club 2, Bowling Club 4, Pep Club 2, JRC 2,4, Callie Moffitt - FTA 2,3, Pep Club 2L, Bowling Club 2, Spanish Club l,2,3,4, Ski Club 2,3,4, Chorus l, Class Sec. l. Barbara Moore - Pep Club 2L,3L Sec., 4L, French Club 2,3, Latin Club l, Bowl- ing Club 4, FTA 4, Student Council l,2,3, Choir 3,4, Exchange 4 Pres., Chorus l. Eric Morey - Transfer, Lakewood High, Lakewood, 2, Spanish Club 2,3,4, Bowl- ing Club 2,3,4, Basketball 2 Manager, Tennis 2,3, Ski Club 3,4, NHS 4, Euro- pean Excursion 3, Scholastic Award. Elaine Morse - Student Council 3, FTA 3, Spanish Club 3,4, Ski Club 4, Bowl- ing Club 4, Transfer, Golden High, Golden, 3. Judie Morse - Bowling Club 3, Choir 4, Chorus l,3. Jan Mundell - Pep Club 2,3,4, FBLA 2,3, FTA 2,3, Safety Council 4, Transfer, North High School, Denver, Colorado 2. Janet Myers - Transfer, Union Hill High School, Union City, New Jersey 4, FBLA 4. Jay Naylor - Basketball l,2,3L,4L, co- captain, Baseball 3,4L, Cross Country 3, W Club 3,4, Latin Club 2. Bob Nelson - Basketball 2, Physics Club Student Council 2, Choir 3,4, Senior ay. Judy Nelson - B 81 G Bonner 2, Ski Club 4, Spanish Club 3,4, JRC 3,4, FBLA 4, Senior Play, Transfer, Evergreen, Col- orado 2, Philip Nichols - Physics Club l,2. Pet Norman - Tennis 3,4, Ski Club l,2, 3,4, W Club 2,3,4, Spanish Club 3, Bowling Club l, Senior Play, JRC l, Chorus l, Ski Team 2,3,4, Wrestling 4, Baseball 3 Manager, Football l Manager. Linda Northway - Transfer: Lakewood High School, Lakewood, Colorado 2, Spanish Club 2,3,4, French Club 4, Speech Club 4, Safety Council 3,4 Par- liamentarian, FTA 2,3,4 V.P., FBLA 3,4, Pep Club 2, Bi-State Fair 3, Responsibil- ity Award 3, WHS Science Award 3, Denver Chamber of Commerce Award 3, Science Club 4. Larry Novacek - Band l, Academic Achievement 3. Cheryl Ochs - Safety Club l,2,3, FBLA l,2,3,4, FTA 2,3,4, Chorus l, 2, Latin Club 4. Pam Olson - Spanish Club 2,3,4, Ski Club 4, JRC 3, FBLA 3,4, FTA 3,4, Bowling Club 4, Safety Council 4, Mexi- can Excursion 4, Senior Play. Donna Orlowski - Annual Staff 3,4, B Bt G Banner 4, NHS 2,3,4, Safety Council 3, Choir 3,4, Chorus 2, FTA 4, FBI 2, Transfer, Emmaus Lutheran, Den- ver, Colorado 2. Ginny Osborne - Pep Club 2L,3L,4L, Spanish Club 2,3,4, FTA 2,3,4 Pres, B 8: G Banner 3,4, Quill 8. Scroll 3,4, Senior Play, Journalism Award 3. Bob Owen - Basketball 3,4 Manger, Baseball 2, Cross Country 3, Ski Club 2,3,4 Historian, W Club 3,4, Spanish Club 2, Student Exchange 4. Jody Parsley - Chorus l,4, NHS 3,4, Spanish Club l,2, French Club 3,4, Phys- ics Club 3, Academic Achievement 3, FTA 4, FBLA 3, Senior Play, Jr. Escort, Dick Pearson - Cross Country 2, Wres- tling 2 Manager, Track l Manager, Trans- fer, Arvada, Arvada Colorado 2. Dick Pierson - Ski Team l,2,3,4, Golf l,2,3,4, Spanish Club l,2,3, Ski Club l,2, 3,4, Student Council l,2,4, Football l, Cross Country 4. Bill Piper - Band 2,3L,4. Jerry Popiel - Football l,2L,3, Track l. Vicki Porter - FRC 3,4, Pep Club 2,3,4, Drill Team 3,4, French Club 2,3,4, Stu- dent Council 2, FTA 3,4, Chorus l,3,4, FBLA 4, Ski Club 4. Bob Potter - Football l, Baseball 2,3, Ski Club 2,3,4, Physics Club 2,3,4, Bowling Club l,2,3,4, Safety Council 3, Student Exchange 4. Dean Punke' - NHS 3,4, Spanish Club 3,4, Key Club 4, Junior Escort 3, Aca- demic Achievement Award 3, European Excursion 3. Connie Raddatx - Transfer, North High School, Denver, Bowling Club 2. Karen Randall - JRC 2,3,4 Pres, Pea Club 2,3,4, Drill Team 3,4, FTA 3.2, Spanish Club l, Chorus 4, JRC Leader- ships Camp 3, Senior Play, Safety Coun- cl . Bob Ra - Choir 4. Meredith Rooms - Choir 3,4, Chorus l,2, FBLA 3,4. Nancy Ridinger - Bowling Club l,2, JRC l,2,3,4, Latin Club l,2,3,4, Pep Club 2, FTA 4, NHS 3,4, Chorus 4, Responsibility Award 3, Student Body Tres. 4, Student Council 3, DAR Representative 4, Art Awards l,2, Art Roberts - Transfer, Tulsa, Okla. 3, Radio Club 4, B B, G Banner 4. Carolyn Rose - FBLA 4, Bowling Club 4. Cordula Rubens - Latin Club 2 Sec, JRC 2, Student Council 2,3, Spanish Club 3,4, Safety Council 4, Physics Club 3 Sec-Tres. Judy Russell - FBLA 3,4, FTA 2,3,4, Spanish Club l,2,3, Sec. 4, Pep Club 2, European Excursion 3, Student Ex- change 4. Karen Saltgaver - Ski Club l,2,3, FTA 2,3, Ski Club Queen 4, FBLA l,2,3,4, Student Council l,2,3, Maiorette 3, 4, Spanish Club l, JRC 2, Peg Club 2. Norm Saunders - Football 2,, Basket- ball 2,3,4L, Golf 2L,3L,4, W Club 2,3,4, Pep Band 2,3,4, Bond 2,3,4, Cross Coun- try 4, Latin Club 2, B 8. G Banner 4, Transfer' Ft. Morgan High Fort Morgan, Colorado 2. Mike Scena - Football l,2L,3L,4L, Track i,2L,3, Key Club 2,3,4 Pres., Latin Club 2,3,4, Treas., Basketball l,2, W Club 2,3,4 Sec, NHS 2, Student Council 4, Class Pres. 2, Escort 3, Home Coming Attendant 3. Carole Schimpfle - FBLA l,2,3,4 Pres: Chorus l, Bowling Club 3, Student Ex- change 4, FBI l, JRC 3. Gary Schlitt - Football l Capt, 2L,3L,4 capt. L, Wrestling 2,3,4L, Track 3, W Club 2,3,4 VP, Key Club 3,4, Basketball ls JRC 4. Dick Schreiber - Spanish Club l,2,3 lnquisitor, 4, Russian Club 3 Czar, B 8- G Banner l,2,3,4 Editor, Annual Staff 3,4: Key Club 3,4, NHS 2,3,4, Student Ex- change 4, Sr. Play, Pep Band 4, Opti- mist Club. Bob Simeral - Transfer: East High, Den- ver, Colo. 3, Track 3,4L, Cross Country 4L, Spanish Club 3: Ski Club 3,4, W Club 4, NHS 3,4, Student Council 3, Band 3,4, Pep Band, All State Band 4, Student Exchange 4, Vice Pres. Student Body 4, Junior Escort, Key Club 4, choir 4, Senior Play Academic Achievement 3,4. Jan Simpson - Transfer, Iroquois High School, Elma, New York 3, French Club 3,4, Latin Club 3,4, FTA 3,4, Spanish Club 4, Student Exchange 4, Choir 4. Pat Sirimarco - Transfer, Holy Family, Denver 2, Student Council 2, Latin Club French Club 3,4, FBLA 4, JRC 4, Sr. ay. Roberta Siverts - Ski Club l,2,3,4, Bowl- ing Club 3, Spanish Club 2, Student Ex- change 4, Chorus l, JRC 4. Olin Smith - Football l,2L,3L, Student Council 4, Track l,2, W Club 2,3,4. Kay Spangler - Ski Club l, Chorus l, 2,3, Choir 4, Sr. Play. Dick Speer - Football l,2L,3L, Wrestling l,2,3, Baseball lL,2L,3L, W Club l,2,3,4 Pres., Spanish Club l, FTA 3, Student Council 2,3,4, Class Pres. 2,4, B 8: G Banner 4, B 8- G Attendant 2. Dave Spelman - Basketball 2,3L,4, Cross Country 2,3, Latin Club 2,3,4, Spanish Club 3,4, W Club 2,3,4, Student Council 2,3,4, Europe Excursion 3, Student Ex- change 4, Choir 4. Barbara Sperry - Transfer, Mercer Is- land, Wash. 3, NHS 3,4, Latin Club 3,4, Pep Band 3,4, FTA 3,4 Historian, Spanish Club 4, Band 3L,4l.. Jeanne Springler - Transfer: Arvada High Arvada 4, Pep Club 4, Russsian Club 4. Sharon Squier - Latin Club l,2,3,4, Spanish Club 3,4, FTA 3, Bowling Club 2, NHS 2,3,4, Choir 3,4, Student Ex- chan e 4, Annual Stal? 3,4, Chorus l,2, Sr. PTay. Cherie Staab - Spanish Club l,2, JRC 2, Bowling Club l,2,3,4. Mick Stilley - Transfer, Scottsbluff, Nebr. 3, Football 3,4L, Track 3, Spanish Club 3, Ski Club 4, W Club 4, NHS 4, Key Club 3,4, Sr. Play. Sharon Stoll - Bowling Club l, Spanish Club 3,4, Safety Council 3,4 Sec., Pep Club 3, Chorus l,3, FBLA 3, Choir 4, Student Exchange 4, Sr. Play. Paula Starts - FBLA 4, JRC 3. Sundee Straub - Bowling Club 3,4, Mixed Chorus 4, FBLA l, JRC 2. Dick Sulcer - Wrestling l,2, Track l,2, JRC l,2,3,4, Safety Council l. Kathy Sullivan - Ski Club l,2,3,4 Sec., FBLA 2,3,4, Spanish Club 2, Student Council 2, Homecoming Queen 4, B8-G Attendant, FTA 2,3,4, JRC l,2,4, Chorus l, BBG Banner 4. , John Sweorengin -- Football 2,3,4L, Ski Club 3,4, Latin Club 2, Ski Team 3,4, Basketball 2, Baseball 2,3,4, W Club 4. Kathy Sweene - Ski Club 2,3,4, Bowling Club 2,3, Drill Team 4, Spanish Club l, Pep Club 4, JRC l,2,3,4, Safety Council l. Jerry Symes - Transfer, Bucker High, Santa Clara, Calif. 4, Baseball 4. Lynn Taylor - Band 4. Caryl Tenney - Student Faculty Musical l, Jr. Play 3, Sr. Play, Latin Club l,2,3, State Solo l,2,3, French Club 3,4, Stu- dent Council 2,4, Safety Council 4, Choir 3,4, Chorus l,2, JRC 3,4, All-State Choir 3,4. Jerry Thibault - Wrestling l,2,3, Base- ball 1.2. Paul Thompson - Wrestling 2,3, Spanish Club 3,4, Bowling Club 2, Ski Club 4. Kathy Tirsway - Cheerleader l,3,4: Bowling Club 3, Spanish Club 2, Pep Club 3,4, Safety Council 4, Ski Club l. Pete True - Football l,2L,3, Basketball l,2, Baseball l, Track l,2, W Club 2,3,4. Kathy Trunk - Transfer: Lakewood High, Lakewood 4, Spanish Club 4, French Club 4, Europe Excursion 3. Jon Tschannen - Football l, Tennis 2, 3,4, Jr. Play, Class Pres. 3, Key Club 3,4, Student Council l,2,3,4, Band 2,3,4, Choir 2, Pep Band 2,3,4, Sr. Play, State Band A Orchestra 4, Talie Tschannen - Student Council l,2,4: Jr. Play, Class Sec. B Treas. 2, Chorus l, FTA 3, FBLA 3, French Club 3,4, Stu- dent Body Sec. 4, Sr. Play, Girls' State 3. Kathy Tuck - Pep Club 3, Chorus l,2,3, Student Council l,2. Gloria Vallery - Choir 4, FBLA 3, FTA 3, Pep Club 2, Chorus l,3,4, Bowling Club 2, Sr. Play. Cindy Vice - JRC 2 VP, 3VP, 4, Pep Club 2,3, Drill Team 3, French Club 3,4, Student Council 2, Ski Club 3, B B G Banner Ass. Ed, 4, Sr. Play. Lloyd Volgamore -- Football 2,3,4, Wres- tling 4, Baseball 2,3L,4L, Latin Club 2, 3,4, W Club 3,4, Spanish Club 4, Stu- dent Council 3. Joan Vanderlaae - Latin Club 2,3,4, Choir 4, Pep Club 3, Chorus 3, Student Exchange 4. Garnette Walker - Pep Club 2,3,4, Rus- sian 3, Latin Club l,2,3,4, FBLA 4, Drill Team 3,4, Student Exchange 4, Chorus l. Bob Weimer - Physics Club 3, Choir 2, 3,4, Boys' Chorus l, Student Exchange 4, Sr. Play. Linda Wheeler - Transfer, Corning, lowa 4, Sr. Play. George Williams - Transfer, Arvada High, Arvada l, Track 2L, Cross Coun- try 2, Wrestling 2, Latin Club 2, Span- ish Club 4. Mike Wilson - Baseball l,2,3, Bowling l,2, Ski Club 4, JRC 2,3,4. Pam Woodard - Transfer: Colo, Springs High, Colo. 2, Band 2L,3L,4L, FBLA 4: Pep Band 3,4. Chuck Wright - Band lL,2L.3L,4L Drum Maior, Band Council 3, Wrestling l, Cross Country 3, W Club 3, Key Club 3,4 Sec. Treas., Safety Council 3, Pep Band l,2, 3,4, Bowling Club 2, Latin Club 2,3,4, Spanish Club 4, Student Council l, Jr. Play, Sr. Play, County Band 3, Europe Excursion 3. Bill Young - Transfer, North Central High. lndianopolis, Indiana 4. Don Yount - Football l,2, Mary Zimbeck - Latin Club 2 Tren:,, 3,4, FTA 3, Band lL,2,3L,4L Sec., Pep Band 2,3,4: Student Exchange 4, Bowling Club 2, Ski Club 4, Student Council l. lf your activity list does not appear here it was not turned in in time for publication or was incorrectly submitted. Mary Acuff wills Mrs. Hunter to Larry Bram- ble, so he won't get lonesome next year. Joyce Allbritten wills Nancy Alpenfels a date for that one Saturday night she had to go out with girls. Nancy Alpenfels wills Joyce Allbritten's and Bette Behler's cheat notes to next year's Seniors. Stanley Anderson wills Roger Burgard's Dog House to Mr. Collings as a reminder we made them big when we were in school. Darlene Antony wills her laugh to Deanne Simpson. John Archer wills the school back to the constructor, Beth Armstrong wills her driving ability to the bumping cars at Elitch's. Bob Averill wills a pair of broken iumping skies and o warped cross-country ski to next years ski team. Linda Backus wills all of her knowledge about cars to Jim Brackett. Karin Bailey wills all of her long hair to ony fool who goes skiing without a scarf. Mike Baker wills a riot gun to Mr. McLean. Ronnie Barnes wills the parking lot mud to any one that likes the feeling of quick- sand. Mary Kay Battaio wills to Mr. Wehterbee an electric mustache curler. Dove Baxter will. Nona Bebber wills Norm Saunders a new pair of ear muffs. Bette Behler wills Nancy Alpenfels a new playtex. Norm Bennett wills his broken up tennis racket to Mr. Warneke to help him im- prove his game. Charlene Bernsten wills all the sticky water and pickled animals from Mr. Work's bi- ology class. Zann Birdsill wills some curves to Carol Hitchings. Ricky Block wills his little green bomb to some cor happy Junior. Paul Bower wills his tramp to Jim Terry, Jim Bowman wills his seat in lunch room to Roland Morrison. Jim Brackett wills his blown-up racing engine, 3 blown-up transmissions, and a set of well used racing tires to any under classman who wants to build a Hot Rod. Marilyn Bratton wills her homecoming nerves to Stettie. Janice Briles will her sightsinging books back to the publisher. Don Burdick wills the whole mess back to the new Sophomore class. Priscilla Burke wills her flute lessons to Mr. Wallace. Art Bushell wills his past issues of Hot Rod to Mrs. Hunter for next years home room. Jim Butler wills Nona Bebber's ability to carry on a conversation and Carly's hair to Uncle Fred. Bill Carpenter wills Dr. Anderson's house to all ambitious T.P. ers. Bernadette Cerrone wills her ability to wres- tle back to Gary Schlitt, Hope Christensen wills her name and all that goes with it to any one who can take it. Karen Clark wills all of the irregular French verb coniugations to any confused French student. Kathy Clark wills her ability to careen to Terry and John. Kay Clark wills Miss Harger ten free Singer sewing lessons. Suzanne Coffman wills Kieth Watson a smile. Wanda Congrove wills her school spirit at basketball games to any depressed rinks. Byron Cook wills his ablity to woo to Norm Saunders. SENIOR W LLQ Harvey Copeland wills Dr. Anderson to the Wheat Ridge Optimist club. Barry Cormack wills his trombone playing ability to Steve Davis. Bev Cowell wills John Pettit the bowling club and Bonnie Birlauf her shorthand book for next year. Jeanne Cowles wills her gradual love for Wheat Ridge High to all new kids. Sharon Crabb wills her ability to get along with Mr. B. B. to Norm Saunders. Harold Craft wills his brother's looks to Hollywood. Paul Craft wills his brother's mind to the insane asylum. Don Crow wills his nights in detention to Mr. Melvin. Doug Crose wills a years supply of ear plugs to anyone taking English from Miss Lynen. Ray Curtis wills his blue eyes back to the stars. Gary Davis wills Dr. Anderson five free hair- cuts. Jet? Davis wills the song Old Shep iand other little known favoritesi and his hor- monica to Mr. MacWilliams, Mrs. Neunom, and others of the European Excursion Group E-l. Dave Delcour wills a bottle of Geritol to Dr. Anderson. Sylvia Devoe wills her Latin book reports to next year's Latin students. Jim Dillow wills Dr. Robert H. Johnson as tackling dummy for the L. A. Rams. Carol Dixon wills her ability to drag the school flag to a future tall Junior. Walter Dodge wills what little hair he's got to Mr. Proctor. Donna Donaldson wills her upper dentures to and Sophomore with bald gums. John Drake wills Peggy Evans to Keith Wat- son in the interest of togetherness. Jim Dumont wills his good looks, personality, brains, fortitude, common sense, and re- markable vocabularly to Doug Peterson. Bruce Dunn wills a pulpit to Mr. McLean for his sermons in math class. Denny Edinger wills Miss Lynen o broom. Lloyd Einspahr wills Mr. Pratt to next years Sophomores. Judy Eitel wills all her hidden talent to ony- one who can find it. Andy Elliot wills the address of Jim Bowman and Eric Morey to the Rome and Paris police. Claudine Ellis wills Mr. Ellis a more generous homeroom, so he won't have to save Christmas tree tinsel. Judy Englehordt wills Connie Raddatz's cor back to the toy department. John Ensign wills the city auditorium to the drama department. Barb Evans wills her whistle and good tem- per to next year's Drill Master. Toni Failing wills her angora to Carla Potter. Bill Field wills to Miss Lynen the title Miss Heartbreaker of the Lonely Hearts Society of l929. John Filchock wills his creditors to Mike Fowles. Pat Flood wills Gary Lotito's spastic fits to Push Congrove. Linda Florea wills the problems of Saving Stamps to next years FBLA president. Dale Flowers wills his worn out tennis shoes to Rink Moore. Nancy Floyd wills her analysis sheets to all of Mr. Ellis' next year's Psychology stu- dents - good luck. Mike Fowles wills the back seat of his car to John Filchock. Janine Fredreckson wills the copyright of her old pep club suit to Christian Dior. 44 Down Friedell lost everything worth willing. Mike Frink wills the Lakewood football game to the polar bears. Terry Fuller wills an IBM computer to Mr. McLean's next year's Trig students. Jeff George wills the Junior Play of 1960 cast to any fool who wants to try to di- rect them. Joanne Geyser wills her letter l and shak- ers to the boys pep club. Judy Gibson wills her height to Norm Saun- ders. Carl Gilmore wills Mr. Melvin a little red wagon. Dick Gilmore won't. Bob Ginn wills his exceedingly good looks to anybody that needs them. Linda Goodman wills Mr. Ellis to next year's unsuspecting Am, Government students. Carolyn Goring wills Mike Meyer all her most embarrassing moments. Terry Granger wills his lifetime membership to Body Beautiful and a year's supply of Metra-cal to Nona Bebber. Sue Graul wills her unusual baton tactics to anyone who would enioy using them. Joyce A. Gray wills the toilet paper in her front yard to Mike Frink. Joyce l. Gray wills Georgine Tuley to Uncle Tom's Cabin. Mike Green will. Dave Greene wills Uncle Wally a record of one work for marching season - S-P-A-C-E. Anita Graf? wills Mr. McLean to anybody who will have him. Ted Grundmeier wills Dr. Anderson a sense of humor. Jan Hamilton wills her ability to stay out of detention hall to anyone who needs it. Tom Hampleman wills his Broken gymnastics body to Ronnie Sallenbarger. Shar Lou Hathaway wills Suzie Q to Prince- ton for future study. Roger Head wills Math Analysis and Trig in one year to any Junior who wants to be a Senior two years. Dolores Hecox wills a ton of analysis ques- tionaires to Mr. Ellis to keep him busy in his spare time. Ronald Hess wills his bowling ball to any- one who thinks he can do worse. Mary Higgins wills the key to her ex-36 Ford to anyone who likes breezy rumbleseats. Shirey Hielmstod wills the extra space in her locker to any homeless termite. Sharon Hosman wills her metronome to next year's Music Theory class. Marlene Howard wills Miss Phares a bottle of Geritol for her tired blood. Nona Hoyt can't afford to will anything to anyone. Sandra lmes wills Mrs. Eken all the fudge and cookies she can eat. Bill Jackson wills his parking space in the front of the school back to Mr. Cunning- ham. Steve Julien wills his French vocab. to Bruce Warneke. Nena Keyes wills all her detention slips back to Dr, Anderson. Barbara King will notl Ken Klein wills a blond toupe to Dr. Ander- son. Carol Knecht wills all her term papers and notebooks to anyone who will pay her ten dollars. Linda Krieg wills her ability to get along with Don Crow to Mr. McLean and Mrs. Garland. Peggy Kring wills a pound of leftover Peggy's peppy pepper upper pills to the President of next year's Pep Club. Pat Kroh wills Mrs. Purvis a megaphone. Donna Kuster wills to the drill team any one of her six yellow blouses. Carol Land wills all of her twirls and baton to anyone who is brave enough to use them. Allen Lane wills to the schol cafeteria a cook book. Judy Laramey wills the French Riviera to Dr. Swensen. Joan Larsen wills Kathy Politano an old gym suit. Danny Lee wills his appointments with Dr. Anderson to Rick Baker. Bette LeFeber wills her office of Spanish Club Sec. to anyone who wants to take role for 180 Spaniards, shouting Vive Los Reyes. Joan Lidke wills the fact that in 1814, 18 thousand pages were used in the Congres- sional record back to Mr. Morre. Gary Lotito wills Mr. Pratt S1000 worth of stock in a cranberry farm and two free tickets for a vacation to Cuba. Bob Mascarello wills his crutches to Slalom McCandless. Ellen Matthews wills to someone going on the next excursion to Europe, a roll of Delsey. Larry McAtee wills Mrs. Blum's one sided first hour class to the National Ski Asso- ciation. John McCandIess wills Mrs. Blum and Mr. Bedker to Mr. Ellis for parts in his new play: Beauty and the Beast. Joan McCoy wills cheerleading lessons to Mr. Hamill. Bill McFerren wills his ability of finding peo- ple who are willing, to Don Sam Snead Livonius. Karen McManus wills Mrs. Hunter's cider recipe to Donna Orlowski to use in her still. Mary Lou Meadows wills a master lavatory key for any Hilton Hotel to Barbara Moore or any other future exchanger with a ten- dency for getting locked in. Carol Meyers wills the 's of her last name to a Junior Meyer. Roger Michels wills his curly hair to Dr. An- derson. Callie Moffitt wills Carl Gilmore a green beanie to top off all his green outfits. Barbara Moore wills a package of gum to Mary Lou Meadows to throw to the sea gulls. Eric Morey wills Mr. McLean back to the Yellow Cab Co. Elaine Morse wills her experiences in learn- ing how to ski to anyone who has the nerve. Judie Morse wills her ability to laugh to any Soph. who thinks he can handle it. Jan Mundell wills her convertible top to all who dared to sit in the back seat. .lon Myers wills her iob in the library to anyone who wants it. Jay Naylor wills the Penguin Club to the 4-H Club for experimental work. Bob Nelson wills his' yellow door to anyone with a car to match. Pete Norman wills his ability to turn over cars to anyone who wants to throw one thousand dollars. Larry Novacek wills his lmpala to any economy-minded person. Cheryl Ochs wills Mr. Hamill to the basket- ball team. Pam Olson wills her hair to Dick Gillmore. Donna Orlowski wills flovinglyl all the dimes she's lost in the ice cream machine to any Soph. with a strong kick. Ginny Osborne wills the Penguin to Peggy. Nancy Overdier wills Don Craw a years supply of Instant coiiee. Bob Owen wills all of next years Senior girls to all of next year's Soph. boys. Jody Parsley wills one cracked castanet to Mr. McWilliams so that he will have a pair. Dick Pierson wills his Volks Wagon to any- one who is looking for a movin' out ma- chinel Jerry Popiel wills Harry Narcisian back to college. Vicki Porter wills the rubberbands Miss Lynen wears on her shoes to Fontius. Bob Potter wills Pam Buzard's figure to Nona Bebber. Dean Punke will be so glad when this is all over withl Karen Randall wills Mr. Wetherbee to the Metropolitan Opera Co. Judy Ream wills her walk to Mike Frink lhis imitation isn't up to par.l Meredith Reams wills her '46 Chevy to Mar- ilyn Bratton. Nancy Ridinger doesn't have anything any- body would want. Carolyn Rose wills her seat in Mrs. Gar- land's class to some person with the thourhg that he'll come out in the way he went in. Cordula Rubens wills Mr. McLean her long hair. Judy Russell wills Mr. Wallace to the Rook Champions of the World. Norm Saunders wills his ear lobes to Prima- Donna Moore. Mike Scena wills his brain to science. Carole Schimpfle wills her iob as F.B.L.A. Pres. to any Junior who doesn't think she has enough to do already. Gary Schlitt wills all his honey back to the Bea's. Dick Schreiber wills the darkroom to any unsuspecting Soph. iSharon would like to know where it is, iust so she doesn't acci- dently stray into it sometimell Bob Simeral wills to Senor McWilliams one slightly used Nixon campaign button. Jan Simpson wills a Spanish dictionary to Dennis Niewert and a giant size pack of paper to Bill Haines. Roberta Siverts wills her height to some short Jr. Roger Smith wills a smile to Dr. Anderson. Kay Spangler wills her old Home Ec. pro- iects back to Miss Harger and hopes she'll use them. Dick Speer didn't will anytning so it is the opinion of Sharon Squier he's hoarding everythingl Dave Spelman wills Judy and Pam happy remembrances of Houston. Barbara Sperry wills her right to hit Mike Meyer when he bugs her in band, to Bill Haynes. Jeanne Springler wills her basic Russian to Castro or Krushchev, whomever needs it the most. Sharon Squier doesn't know iust what she is willing to will. lBob Nelson's ability of washing imaginary elephants at New Years Eve Parties?l Cherie Staab wills her dramatic ability to Marlene Howard. Allen Stahn wills the faculty more enioyable pastimes, drinking,?, and trips to Ethiopia. Mick Stilley wills Mary Jane Casselman ten brownie points toward her quest for so- cial prominence. Sharon Stoll wills the safety club minutes to Mr. Eckhardt. land is also willing to see Robert again.l Sundee Straub wills Monday to Tuesday on Wednesday for Thursday by Friday, see 4-5 you Saturday. Dick Sulcor wills Dr. Anderson his toothless comb. Kathy Sullivan wills her ability to be aes- thetic to Chuck Wright. John Swearengin didn't will a thing, maybe he's iust a swearin'. Kathi Sweeney didn't will anything either, but l bet she is willing to relive her eight- eenth birthdayl Lynn Taylor wills Mr. Wallace's Vitamin C pills, one per band student. Caryl Tenney wills to Uncle Wally the presidency of her fan club. Paul Thompson wills Mr. Ellis to the Ameri- can Government, hoping he will be buried in red tape. Kathy Tirsway wills Terry Taylor a bushell of wild berries. Pete True wills Andy a spit shine kit. Kathy Trunk wills to Barb Tanner her slightly used calorie counter book. Talie Tschannen wills her brother to the high- est bidder. Jon Tschannen didn't will a thing to any- one. l guess he iust isn't willing. Garnette Walker wills her place in drill team to any Jr. boy who thinks he likes girls. Bob Weimer wills his bicycle to anyone who has trouble walking from one end of the building to the other. George Williams wills to Mr. Wetherbee a case of dandruft remover for his mustache. Judy Worster wills her toothbrush to Susie. Chuck Wright wills all the cute girls to the VIGLIS. Gloria Vallery wills two bottles of indelible nail polish, one to Karin Bailey and one to Kathy Howard. Cindy Vice wills her ability to put her foot in her mouth to Bev Jerret. lHow will she ever get your foot in her mouth, Cindy?l Lloyd Volgamore wills his elegibility to Jim Dillow. lLittle late, isn't it?J Joan Vonderlage wills Mr. Work's Santa Claus suit and matching physique to Mr. Wetherbee. Mary Zimbeck wills her fiute to any perma- nently pucked Soph. Anonymous: wills class wills to someone who is willing to think. Following are the late returns of those de- pendable and prompt Seniors: Dave Best wills her heighth to the next center of the Globetrotters. Ethel Carelli leaves Miss Harger all of the broken sewing machine needles. Marita Harmon wills her chemistry book to Mr. Pratt and crazy experiments to Mike Green. Barbara Hess wills her cheeks to Pam Davis. Nancy Johnson wishes she could will her birthday to come about 6 months earlier because she has to keep borrowing every- boyd elses lD's. Norma Loxen wills a worn out road map to anyone going with a guy at C.S.U. Sandy Miller wills her blue garter to Pat Kroh for her future wedding. Judy Nelson wills to some girls who have gone with Dick Pearson, including a cer- tain J.F., whiskers, pointed ears, and the ability to say meow. Linda Northway wills her iob in the office to Terry. Karen Saltgaver wills her ability to get ready for a demonstration to next years maiorettes. Olin Smith wills the Penguin Club back to the birds. Pam Woodard wills Uncle Wally 20 pounds, not that he needs it or anything. Above Here's Bette LeFeber, probably busy learning lines for Carousel, s'pose? M.. lags . ii' K ff-A , Above: Talie Tschannen, student body secretary, certainly isn't writing notes. Bet it's a pretty pic- ture, thoughl Right: National Honor Society presi- dent, Ron Hess, certainly has a right to be proud of that charter! Above: Ginny Osborne is studying that painting with great interest, and she should be selling FTA candy or hanging Pep Club posters. SENIOR The WHS faculty has chosen these eight seniors as the most outstanding members of the class on the basis of initiative, de- pendability, judgment, and cooperation. We're proud ot the Class ot '61, and these students have earned special merit. May they continue to be strong leaders. f itls SUPERLATIVES Left: Here's our etticient student body trecsurer, Noncy Ridinger, reody to sell you some notebook poper. Below: Whom do you suppose Borry Cor- mock is smiling so brightly ot? Or perhops he's singing. He does both well. 47 Left: Keeping hord ot work in the photo lob is the Blue ond Gold Bon- ner editor, Dick Schreiber, who olso doubles os cinnuol photographer, Below: Jon Tschonnen seems interested in something. It may be some- thing to do with the Student Council Problem Committee, Jon's the choirmon, you know! l SENIOR GRADE SCHOOL ALBUM ,A-Z Yi .-J , X f .,, ,ff 5 'Q r. ,.',A , K .., .- , : f ai' Q Z -r 5? Q gr in - kg Q W ,S Q mg 4 ea? Q! 1 f x jf! 3 . L? as ,J ik A 8' X ? H J 5 P L Q Qi 9 ff :I f if W X Y if in M-Mi 5 2.2453 Aki - : ww 'IQ f .. I. Kira ,. . 2 1 - I ,V .1 .,, 1: A X i , .,., w Af- 'z , S f T J W 'O - V W h exp, -nf, :,,: , gy ,O 1 ni L, Ma j' s S ' 1 Fw P 4 ,Exp X in f 'Niki X a 'H ie ,A fa: l Q S -T K , . 3 --nfs? .- fu -:if U, - --1:23 W, if. 54?-A in Egg. g. :v f,g,':: wh 2' Zig, , A, y -AfV- f 1 e uakwg M -wb ,QL a QQ ' H? ',f4i,,Q v .if' if X , 6' S ,Q .O . A fm: Sf? 1 'Q wi 2 ga il , , J . .. gi K ::. af wi OOO ' Z' , 1 L4O s o wif Q elif! - ' if s rviwn? fix? SKS, g,'gf fe P p 3. K 9 img,-f 2' 2 l 2 if ' ' i H ' f In Ll. A ft. YS : -5 - ' j' k -f , 15 f z f. Y- O A , ,.,, Q, ak? , Q F219-f' f 1 . ' O O . i S vis P fi S Bu ' -' . sg? ' -- V . HWYH 1,- 2 ' ' vm ,, , ,J 'W Q S X ,mf sk 2 Sw fn, ' z I N F 4 I f x xx f z , .. 2 Ma ww' . I 1 ,ar UNINA' df 06 ,,.---H 'L---annul STANDING ore Junior Class Officersl Ned Pearce, Presidenfp Nancy Flanders, Secretary: Lynn Boyd, Vice- JUNIOR CLASS OFFICE R9 I Q 4 9 a eq 12 .H . . 4, .. 1 ...fm . Q, V5 I- . , AQY Barbich Bergen Boley Breffle Brenimer Brooks 1 W new -1 - - L J A Q J E V':' J' V i ' .4 K I -1 H '-.. 1: :melee VV , .... I g y L , 5 2 gz' 1? A Anderson J. Baiamanfe Besel Bongers J. Breheny Brock Brown ' Q ,25- 5 X ix , 1' Anderson Beadle Birlauf Boyd Brenclen Bromm Brown s . G. Anderson R. A. Beddoes J. J. Bishop R. P. Boyd J. ' n S. Brown J. Burns 50 ,gg e Q fl ' El K .1529 - gr.. , J WV ,. All 'K ASSI L. Ausiin R. Baker Belec JH Bello K. Berber? Bishop E. Blandford D. Blevins B 0dbU Y J. Bradbury L. Bramble J. Bruggeman B. Bryant J. Burnham P. Buzard D. Campbell R. Campbell CLASS .. ' 9. ,f ef, t JP, iss. E - l ' .sw ... L lv K ,wh I n ,Q Ya 2, :Y V ., I ' ' fl f .' 'sl' - .1 ., K A. Copro M. Cczpro C. Carlson T. Coubin J, Choney S. Chesnick A. Crutcher R. Cummings F. Donnenburg M! A L '... f... . 'L ' M. Corr L. Christenson C. Dorrow S. De Borneure K. Dendinger P. Dixon D, Donelqn .+. A- .. ,573 1 ' ' 3 F. . I I 1 Q, 515 1 ' A' . 1' .. W . .... . if wb' F ' . .1 'ik 'V EQ- .. ' r fp? 'e 9 - f ' V ' 2 A N . i kgffig ,,1. ' Q as I ' V. W: ' Lv K M. Carroll . Flanders D. Fohn C. Forbes K. Foster R. Clork . Frozee C. Frazier R. Fryor M. Furness P. Dovis C. Dowling B. Edwords J. Ericksson D. Fender OF '62 51 ff I AAT., 1314!- A r-an fl. i nl l, 5 . 'W LQ 1 . Y .N l il as .Q -1.2 1 5, .V W. ,W . 1 6. S. C. E. P. W. P. R. 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House 52 .1 I S. ,LW H -e Q W -'ZZ .az sa 'K f 'F '-W all xl .I 0 x . 5 if . vu ' is-L 1 . Y X n W K . , ritfsw K If I VF A ' - - 1 1 ' ..Q.-, . 'lu I ' , . if ' K F L' Ta 5 ' f 5 i W Q ' . ill: l l J : ' J sll ' K i f 1: 3 J fp .. ': .. K K NK pe... 'H - ' .' f . me , h J . A .Q . , 'mv 'if ' H . k . ...N jf, -3 gs AXW, b . Q . - Us ' Al . V J .W . -.-5? , W ' F! .xl sa ,.-1- .35 Q. . 'ffm ' Q - ' . A .1 2 ,,.b A 4 . . f C. Johnson C. Johnson I. Johnson S. Johnson K. Keller M. Kelly T. Kellond J. Kenheld K. K. King S. Kirlcley F. Klepllco D. Knelond '- L, Kush J, Le Guordio L. Lomb K. Lone ..,, . '- it s ,,.- I jg ' ' S., . if . A R 1 , f Q mg? M KI , P . f ir if 'J W se Z I. 9. FG .ef V ll .... J K 'l li 0 . - . 4-E' r - lbnll ii .TA . 2 2 f.. I . ,... fn J? Lockwood R. Lomon T. Long C. Lososso 4 4: .. Mullcznder J. Monnon J. Marks R. Morfinel J. Jones T. Kerbs D. Knighl S. Lone B. Lozzeri J. Lemley H. Litchfield 53 M. .lulorios N. Keyes G. Kofhe R. Lovrince D. Leebrick P, Lenz K. Lilflepoge P. Juchem I. Kighf J, Kulp R. Lawrence N. Legge G. Linkins D. Livonius .f Wi. ui Mcxrtinson Miller Moody Neiwert Olson Otfe rcro ns Polcic Moyer Mingus Morgan Nelson Olson Offercrons Po rke W3-1 . ll L lc W. .. .l y ggr 3 gg. v , .4 in .355 5 'Nr E :-. 'M- f. A K . V 1 ' t .k H. QW., 5 V ,K fo sl ef A, . 1 f s ha . . ffl? S f? s ,Q W ,P -5 R, 3: fp J M! M 5. fr? Q. 'iv lux . 3 ,. 'wi :1 rf : 5 F., fr' M. Modef . W. Morton H, B. Newhouser uw Q AY es 9 3 J? 3 fl 1 v. nv, 1 J it W 5 Z . wig ' 4, 5 -l. 5 .. ...Q we 4.,. ,,,. 4 ' - w l K 'Q K f . 1 J... .. W.. ff 3 li wi 4 t , .fn - 7 L W' s, S mf 5 9 5 'offs f . f , K.. 5 .f -qi 4. .. 'Q N .. :-: I.. M 1 ii' 5 .1 5? .9 fr' K I ' mf w- Q , . . A . '1. :aff + ' M. McKinley R. Moewes B. Mulling C. Nolon .. ' A jf.. . f 3? -1' 4 1 i is f 'lx wi ' u 3 D. Meyers Meyer Monson Mumford Norman B. Monfony C, Neilson E. Odor rf . my 4 .frm , ,.... ..., , k Q 3 -V f .--- ..y 'rn - L. McBroom Q- Mitchell C. Peek D. Pendley J. Percy D. Peters R4 Morrison D. Peterson Dg. Peterson J. Peterson J. Pettit N. Nelson S. Olvidier R. Owen N. Peorce 54 tw A 15' R 5' 1 M fx f ,J , B. Pings P. Pratt C. Robbins K. Scherf ll 'M A S jr gig? if-'fam V Piper D. Platt PI'Cli'T Reed Roberfs R. Rurerbories Schneider L. Schreiber 5, Eff J ff G. 5fOCl4if19 L. Storms B. Stovall W, Strand R. Suckle S. Swanson B, Tanner T. Tgylor fvfi 1 is .M i E . Podolski . Ricci Scichoff Sealy wg W . . V I.. 'l . ..wifP. f Q 'Ms jfffllz A Q I .1 -Q. ff if , i f' rA'r xx Ji 5 fi Q I 4 4 , , W 5- ii ...' I r P ,. R R . 3.66. . ffqf . I 4 ME fi li Q W R --4 1 r 3 jf' sfairllif -. V - 2-.P.'.,.3,..g.,.., . ..... . .... W ...,, if . , ig. H E I ax ' - ff, . ' Y if. 15- A 4? A If v ' J N . 'H sg - P 1 11 'P ' - :iw K R s ' 3 'lf' 1 Poindexfer Politano C. Potter Rigg Riley R. Rifthaler Salisbury Sawdy S. Scena Seller Shank S. Shire Simpson Smaldone D. Smith Smith Smith R. Sollenbarger Spears Slainsby J, Sfeen 55 st. 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Y i Thorpe Tinn Tuley Vair Warner Warnicke Weisman Whitt Juniors not pictured: Keller, Bill Kentielcl, John Kirk, Bob Knapp, Sandra Knight, Dean Kribbs, Diana Kush, Laddie Long, Bob Mares, Cloette McCoy, Bill McCracken, John McDonough, June lvlcNall, Stephen Meyers, Bill Musselman, Flora Myers, Susan Newton, Barb T. Tirsway C. Viccarelli L. Wasmuth B. Wilbur Nolan, Sue Palcic, Torn Patterson, Linda Peterson, Bill Peterson, Carl Peterson, Paul Pettee, Clitt Precht, Harold Reister, Rhonda Richa, Sandra Stahn, Janice Storms, Duane Stites, Don Sterns, Susan M QQQ Sophomore class officers for 1960-1961 ore: Terry Norihwoy, Presidenfg Judy Davies, Secreforyg and Jeff Dunkley, Vice President. OFF ICE RS. CLASS OF '63 57 , B . , . :QQ , Y - new gy 5' J .2 6 ' 43 ,QM . B sm . ...fy 3... .V -Q-nu, .... :.Q R A ,. tm D. Alexander M. Allen B. Alley C. Anderson J. Ash L. Aurniller P. Boas B. Bailey C. Baxter A, Beach M. Beam J. Bebber K. Belcaert P. Beniamin C. Bennett G. Bennett M . . iw. V... 5 . Ackerman . Arbogast . Bailey M. Beckler . Benson M. Biclcers . Biggs J. H J. C B. S. K. Adams Arnold Ball Beebe Better Bickmore Binder 3 ihrenhollz M. Bockelman B. Boden L. Boles D. Bond ' mold R. Bongers J. Brockett R. Brandt C, Brown M. Barber D. Behler C. Bilby J. Bier J. M... 58 Cl-ASQ 4: l I .Y ., is . R. Brown C. Carroll D. Clark E. Cooley ,wife ... WL.:-2. fm, 33, azq.. -- fs. fi? Ame hs. 2 4' if m 'n 2 P- BVUQQCYTIUN C. Burdick L. Byers . A- CCIFSTGT1 P. Chappell L. Christenson A J ' M. Clark J. Clements P. Cline . 'Z 'V . M- Cooley D. Chaney C. Corbeh' X . . .V .... .. . x if W.. of .l' a?,G,,. ' -l,.. V Tx - , I .uno . .1 5 4 ?O,, ,L J , I 2' 'Sf 5 I Z'- J ' I ' Davis D. DeArvil D. DeCOOli DUHCGU J. Dunkley J. Evi OF '63 ws- s if ,ggi 1 - ,As b. C. Dietz C' Coin V. Erosky C' Church A. Cluck J, Cosby S. Craig W. Crozier P. Dariyew 59 . .,.,,,.,.z L . ,, . ...M 4 I K , 1315.34 if we if N253 as Q- , Q iii, fi f s. 93 E , sr +2 . t, is Q 1 , s ' v sg I if QA :R E? 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'pf' ifeifff- He .-1 -- y f . .Q -g-:7:f if:1iQ'f:, 1 1 A ' .sw QM fha, W ,iz-'mv-nffsz. it ' gi . P . ' ., . , .R 1 an P .3 1 3 Q y . 3 Q' .ev i ,, . B B -P P 1 5 'R ' ' 'i 45111 .X D. Sharkey R. Sharkey S. Sharkey L. Shearer Piscatella J. Place K. Plate M. Shinn E. Shire B. Shreve B. Simons Raish S, Ranch D. Randall Rice C. Roark R. Robinson Rule B. Ryan D. Sabell Satore A. Schleiger D. Schmidt T. Schneider W. Schreiber F. Seal L. Seeley R. Seifed L. Seymour l 63 I . .. :. Q' 1 ' 'R 'V Qu.: ' f 'fs l j f s A Q ll ' . s f Q R ,,, . . sz, 1. , A if M.f3.3.Tg 'V K -.555 . V ' - f' 5 . M Q or . I . A Q. ' my 'X is A fs: f' gs T nh ' W, T o . . V .. , VS ,..., r ,. ,. 1 1 ,K T -T . , ,.,. ,.- .y F L,.: g ,. I? . K 'EX 5 , E., .,, A zlg. A 'Y' . . . - A w -, f .,1,. :I 36. wi . 34, 5 5. V15 1- .il K .. -Q, 1 f T R ' x.. . Q.. P , My T ,W R . 7 N I... Q i f- . ., : . . V' A 2- 7 - . R M X. . 1 silk' . W lL 3 1 sr me 'Ass 6-' R eff' . .,,... f- I . K X . 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Sauer Va ndervort Warnick Wolvington 3 hlee' V B. Van Maarth V. Warren M. Willetie not pictured are: J. Simpson R. Stevens A, Thouvenell M. Turner J. Warnick S. Watson J. Weise J. Vrooman 65 C. Yannacito J. Varner S. Wedig C. Williams P. Young ff if , fx f 5 1525531 fl . N. JE E .. . wifi . .rams is if 5 W L Wir- 1 , ' Wt. f r ,Q Q J .gsmr . JF . .X ,D , f 4 .-. A 4 A 7.1.7. D . 5- . X 5 I . '. 'll st ,543 . f K.- X K . f, fl is , r f' N 3. . any J 'Q f. A. Q -L J2- 4. ...f V D. Voss N. Weisenstein 3 D. Williams H A. Zavada J' S. Hjelmstead 3 - .. x,N J ' , M. Marsh A 4' ' S. Waite W. Wellein E, Wilson L. Zellner D. Zimmerman S. Zinanti D. Tuck xl Y. . Y'-ffifwnis 1. . PROMOTEQ SPIRIT AND ENTHUSIASM SENIORS WIN! D So Nmons fm PHOMOREQ SRD 66 ORGANIZATIONS Dave Best Student Body President STUDENT COUNCIL . . , FW? ,sf AW.. lf, . Stu- much ol their time to The . - er and Mike DOY devote book suPPlle5 QS G Serlllce lo Nancy Rldlrl? Store which sells studeff money for the Councils use- dem Counci f means of raising body Gnd O the swdem 68 Q 1 Q Talie Tschannen Secretary The l best described as enthusiastic, original, and ag- gressive. lt is said that an organization never e may well apply this 960-l96l othcers and council may be rises above its leaders. W old, but true, saying and give credit where it is due when we recognize the high spiritual level which every student has telt d uring this school year. Dave presides regularly over the meetings held every Wednesday during homeroom period. vm Student Council homeroom representatives for 1960-1961 are Lynn Friday, Mark Barber, Marilyn Bratton, Jon Tschannen, Susie Wright, Steve Case, Paul Craft, Larry Boles, Gary Staab, Donna Clark, Bill McVicker, Diane Glen, Barb Tanner, Dean Knight, Roberta Owen, Mike Scena, Patsy Flood, Joyce Gray, Steffie Sacholf, Karen Littlepage, Blanche Gunther, Scott Hightower, Dale Kehl, Dennis Neiwert, Peg Evans, Marilyn Willette, Linda Krieg, John McCandless, Jerry Belec, Karen Clark, Dave Spelman, Lou Seymour, Ann Portridge, Rick Lopez, Dick Pierson, Dick Speer, Ned Pearce, Terry Northway, Dave Best, Bob Simeral, Talie Tschannen, Nancy Ridinger. Mr. Warneke sponsors the Student Council. Carol Dixon Parliamentarian . . . THE COLlNCIL'9 CHOICE I9 THE CHOICE OF W.H.S. STUDENT BODY Bob Simeral Student Body Vice President Nancy Ridinger Treasurer KANDAHAR SKI CLUB In view of its accomplishments, ano er year for the Kandahar Ski Club has come to an end. Ski Week was a great promotion, followed by the Snowflake Ball, the candy sale, and the tremendous enthusiasm and membership the club has promoted, Members of'the Ski Team have boosted participation by competing in many ski meets. CADE MIC CHIEVEMENT WARDS Ski Club Officers for I960-61 are John McCand- less, Vice President, Terry Granger, President, Mrs. Blum, Sponsor, Suzy Chesnick, Treasurer, Bob Owen, Historian and Kathy Sullivan, Secretary. ll it To receive an Academic Achievement Award, which are available to all grade levels, a student must be in the upper five per cent of his class in specified academic subjects. The awards are bronze, silver, and gold pins for first, second, and third year winners respectively. This year's winners are: FIRST ROW: J. Adams, Grupp, L. Goodman, D. Best, J. Eitel, D. Friedell, K. Olson, T. Lewis, E. McGaughy, A. Bed- does, J. Cosby, M. Brown, SEC- ' OND ROW: B. Simeral, C. Haase, R. Suckel, D. Harding, P. Lenz, C. Hottman, D. Gid- dings, W. Dodge, D. Schreiber, S. Squire, A. Coxen, THIRD ROW: J. Parsley, B. Tinn, M. Bebo, V. Erosky, D. Punke, J. Davies, K. McCaulley, G. Treece, L. Seymour, A. Partride, S. Brock, FOURTH ROW: L. Nova- cek, B. Sperry, J. Lewis, J. Curd, R. Hess, C. Crombie, M. Hegg- strom, G. Bennett, G. Wolving- ton, S. Hosokawa, J. Krosa, and C, Boley. 4 .s 97' , 2 .H if'F t'+i+2Q:f3Wflfi?'i.51f13 Af, NATIONAL HONOR was if , . 3 iiliisiivtlvfffg , . r WM . Q, -,k, -1 ,.., rf. 4. .sg . ,.,WM.,f,.,,1 fs .. - 2 rs f V. .fflwmfw - vmr . 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' 1,-,ffgmf ' T i -A Bob Simeffil srcs: Barham Spe Yilai'+KF I Sharon S uire q fwwfiir' '3 img si g, U, -: Charles Boley si- Judy Bradbury Sylvia Vrock gs, if 3 fr , -rang, . .. ,z-is Q1 c'9'e 'Own . 3 s rs ' Suzy Chesmclc 55 Harold Eason David Eberhard N H d -4-:it is ancY an ers? i , . ,M ., ,,,,, Delbert G idd I n - 3 D u nco n Ha rd'i n 'X , Carol Hoftma n N ,: 1 . National Honor Society Officers: Cleft to Secretary Nancy Flanders, President Ron and Vice President Barbara King. rightl Hess, A, sf ev s 4wXam,:5,f- fi is N-134,-V-54 .i.i., , ,V .,,, , s U, 4 As our American life and our place in the world become more complex, there is more need for intelligent leadership in business and the pro- fessions, in schools and communities, in local, state, and national government. Future leadership must come from today's young people whose knowledge, understanding, and judgment have been enhanced by a good education. The National Honor Society recognizes this scholastic achievement by limiting its membership to those who demonstrate these qualities. 71 l v 1 Officers of Latin Club are: Keith Watson President- Dean Knight Vice President- Diane Alex- ander, Tribune, Mike Scena, Treasurer, Pam Buzard, State Treasurer, Judy Kulp, Historian, Scott Hightower, State President, Elaine Parke, National Secretary, Claudine Ellis, Secretary, ll SPANISH CLUB ww Spanish Club olticers are: Bette LeFeber, Secretary, Ellen Matthews, Queen, .lim Bowman, King, and Marilyn Bratton, Treasurer. LATIN CLUB Members of Wheat Ridge Latin Club participate in activities at the National Convention held at Albuquerque, New Mexico last summer. Spanish student, Dave Delcour, finds the gypsies in Spain verv exciting. 72 3 l RUSSIAN Russian student, Pete Lenz, hard of work. CLUBS Paris O 5 1 '--1 .wmv French Club officers are: Paul Bower, King, Jean Cowles, Queen, Suzy Chesnick, Secretary-Treasurer, and Bob Ginn, Prime Minister. FRENCH CLUB In addition To the Mardi Gras and a French ossembly, the club sponsored an offer-game dance lleftj. 73 Agrarian staff members SEATED are Mary Sterrett, sophomore class edu, tor, Dennis Edinger, photographer, Lynne Gurtler, sophomore sports ed- itor, Donna Orlowski, faculty editor, and Karen McManus. STANDING are Terri Lewis, sophomore class ed- itor, Claudio Haose, iunior co-editor, Carol Hoftman, junior sports editor, Dick Schreiber and Kent McCaulley, photographers, Barry Cormock, sen- ior sports editor, and Mary Lou Meadows, senior co-editor. Not shown are Judy Kulp, iunior class editor, Betsy Tinn, iunior class editor, Sharon Squier, senior class editor, Marilyn Bratton, art editor, and Car- ol Dixon, proofreader and soles and THE AGRARIAN STAFF . . . strives to capture the scholarship, leadership, activities, and character of Wheat Ridge distribution manager. High School for preserving a record of high school moments and countless other ex- periences ot you and your classmates. Mary Lou Meadows, Senior Co-Editor Claudia Haase, Junior Co-Editor Mr. Roberts, Sponsor Dick Schreiber and Dennis Edinger, Senior Photographers. Senior stat? members are Marilyn Brotton, Barry Cormack, Carol Dixon, Donna Orlow' ski, Sharon Squier, and Karen McManus. ,fl W 74 SEATED are members of the paper staff Donna Orlowski, distribution manager, and Elaine Morse, typist. STANDING are Miss Uekert, sponsor, Caroline Case, associate editor, John Ensign, news writer, Kim Brown, women's columnist, and Carol Dixon, editorial assistant. Not pictured are Cindy Vice, editorial assistant, Dick Speer, sports editor, Janet Myers, women's columnist, Judy Kulp, news writer, Mike Green, cartoonist, Dennis Edinger, Richard Ritthaler, Arthur Roberts, and Bruce Dunn, photographers. THE BLUE AND GOLD BANNER STAFF Miss Martha Uekert, sponsor, and Caroline Case, associate editor, look on as Dick Schreiber, editor, prepares some material for publication. ' w 75 Deadlines and headlines are dom- inants for The Blue and Gold Ban- ner Statf, which is composed of members of iournalism classes past and present. The hard-working staff labors late on publication days to get the newspaper out to the student body. Editor Dick Schreiber l -,Wy K' . f 'N T3 -f 'X, SAFETY COUNCIL Our Safety Council strives to pro- mote o safety consciousness through- out the school by learning of the problems through homeroom repre- sentatives, discussing them, and at- tempting a solution. Here the offi- cers have finally completed car reg- istrotion, STANDING are Dale Flow- ers, Vice President, and Mike Green, President. SEATED ore Sharon Stoll, Secretary, and Mory Lou Meadows, Treasurer. JUNIOR RED CROSS Otticers of the Red Cross Council ore: Carol Burdick, Secretary, Karen Mollander, Treasurer, Cindy Vice, Vice President, and Koren Randall, President. Also shown is Miss Phares, Sponsor. BOWLING CLUB Bev Cowell ond Ron Hess look over one of the many beautiful trophies ottered at the end of the bowling season to leading scorers in a series of categories. 4 se it r Q The Stage Crew here works on a set for the Senior Play Carousel. Members shown are Dave Greene, Mike Green, Ellen Matthews, John Meredith, and John Ensign. 4 'rw ll' 1 YP' 45 f, x L 9 Jim 1 -S. za- Y' rn f 4 1 Bowling Club otticers John Petit, Vice President, Caroline Cose, Secretary, ond Bev Cowell, President, look over the score sheet ofthe gome in progress. L f 4 1 it, ew? STAGE CREW G' -if' .... Y Q, .,.. ,. . xx f fi ., , iezf, if if +24 f A r YH' , Q it A ?..gWVlD ..V:,.. Q .,,t , 5 .1,:-,.- :-an-: V ggggie-,ii 1 rug .ai , . 5 .g ': t:, t - este, -: E: 1 'S f Vs 1. ' M ' il: ' 3? '. '7'f' f ' ' i . . in il -f pt,-f J 5, A gg ., url .. ..r .. t. . X . , :. .. ::,::,mg-.ly ' - ': be -4 .- Av iss, - rf 1 ,, E. , Iffl-is f 3 Mir 6 1 ' z' 1' 'T ff E K : il V E: . L -:- x 2 r ' ' ' K X .sf 1 C f- Qty Ie, -, .- K, lf,-f ,,f:, 1 X 1 l 5 W .... ,K .1 it , rf, h A, J it rf ,f X 3 .. ..sf::i'i'v 'A ,WZ -f ' ' - I ' -C ' .Q A' -Qfif L H 11 -:',?1,.f- E'. ::' ,Eli 'rf ' ,tt ,se , , ,.i,..-ff :E W f it We X I . , gg, drpsft ,gps ' . -ft' fiilfrfiitffri f Q ' , . fisf W ji J I' K K- M W Q ,, ,eggg f 14 is K ,,,,,5:.' LAMBDA SIGMA Cheerleaders: J. Gray, P. Buzard, N. Bebber, G. Anderson, K. Tirsway, Tanner. Lettergirls: C. Bernsten, M. Bratton, C. Case, C. Ellis, Devoe, D. Friedell, J. Geyser, S. Imes, B. Moore, G. Osborne. Left right, front to back: P. Kring, C. Dixon, N. Flanders, S. Sachofl, Kulp, P. Evans, R. Teague, A. Beddoes, K. Malahder, N. Salisbury, Swanson, J. Reed, K. Randell, K. Sweeney, D. Glenn, L. Ottercrans, Owen, M. Jubrias, N. Legge, B. Roberts, R. Cummings, B, Tinn, Scena, K. Littlepage, B. Lozzeri, S. Johnson, C. Darrow, J. Burns, Besel, C. Carlson, S. Kirkley, G. Kotee, D. Waggoner, M. Cassel- The concession stand operated by the Pep Club is iust another one of its many functions. This organization, recognized as one of the outstanding clubs at Wheat Ridge, has boosted school spirit at every opportunity and displayed good sportsmanship while backing our athletic teams through both victory and loss. lts clemon- strations and spirit will always be a familiar part of our school life. T4 man, S. Gisel, C. Anderson, P. Dixon, C. Dowling, C. Knecht, R. Reister, G. Walker, D. Kuster, S. Hosman, J. Laramey, E. Matthews, C. HOFF- man, M. Brown, D. Bromm, C. Potter, S. Albee, B. Birlauf, B. Yamaka, S. Wright, W. Congrove, J. Gibson, K. Shank, C. Gowdy, J. Lidke, J. Mundel, B. Jarrett, C. Frazier, J. Steen, B. Newhouser, K. King, C. Meyers, L. Krubeck, P. Flood, A. Gallaher, P. Brooks, l. Kight, M, Gowdy, C. Greene, B. King, B. Evans. Not shown: S. Hutton, G. Linkins, J. Springler, M. Meadows. D I L L T E A M J Drill Team members from front to rear, left to right ore, Barb King, Peggy Kring, Carol Dixon, Steffie Sach- ofi, Sandy Johnson, 2nd Squad, Jody Burns, Diane Waggoner, Sharon Albee, Peggy Evans, Renee Teague, Mary Lou Meadows, 3rd Squad: Phyllis Brooks, Karen Littlepage, Joan Lidke, Donna Kuster, Karen Randall, Garnette Walker, 4th Squad: Barb Evans LDriIl Masterl, Judy Kulp, lla Kight, Caroline Darrow, Judy Laramey, Nancy Flanders. The Pep Club's Drill Team illustrates timing and coordina- tion when it performs its demonstrations. Members of the Pep Club Cabinet and officers are, Barbara Moore, Concession Chairman, Marilyn Bratton, Historian, Stettie Sachotf, Secretary, Nancy Flanders, Treasurer, Ginny Osborne, Publicity Chairman, Jan Mundell, Concession Chair- man, Carol Dixon, Vice President, Barbara Evans, Drill Mas- ter, and Nona Bebber, Head Cheerleader. Missing is Peggy Kring, President. CRP ci BARB EVANS Drill Master PEGGY KRING President 1:31454 I. CABINET l,' Clockwise: Nona Bebber, Gwen Anderson, Kathy Tirsway, Pam Buzard, Joyce Gray, and Barbara Tanner. CHEERLEADERS wh --N ., -A . M. .ffJ?7'5'L NL .ix, his ,Ag , :iz Aw-Nagy gg SVe'fm2v2f a4'f+g5mQ3Sg45gggs?g 33 K ,F If am W YA V wiefirkliefisf Q. 2 Y HW 252 Qgliisfg-gap: 5 I , , ,k,. , Z M, H, 5 f .. 9 .?M'?' f. pf A 3 Jil sm X 1' ew Xa 2 f H wr, Q f L -rrr -:-- 3 E Nona Bebber Head . Cheerleader ggi gg? ,Y f , A M an r , , 7 . iw Q' ......,, , H , N, 2 ' -' , I, Ar .Q me i, J 1' ' .,L,r?,, ,2,,,., ,L ,,,z 1 , ,K 3 , I km' l532:527fQ.iA r'5'?:f'25Z, ' '5J55A:.i.!Y fimgfks wen., - , M 80 , I ir , W-CLUB ROW ONE: Mr. Proctor, Sponsor, Mike Scena, Gary Schlitt, Dick Speer, SECOND ROW: Ron Hess, Walt Dodge, Mike Frink, Dave Spelman, Jim Butler, Dale Flowers, Dave Delcour, Pete Norman, Roger Michels, THIRD ROW: Ed Bockelman, Jay Marks, Bill Stovall, Scott Hightower, Olan Bartz, Jay Naylor, Mick Stilley, Lloyd Volga- more, Larry Smith, Bob Simerol, FOURTH ROW: Pete Beniamin, Keith Watson, Mike Furness, Eddie Davison, Don Livonius, Chuck Losasso, Don Leebrick, Paul Juchem, Dean Knight, FIFTH ROW: Eric Manders, Gary Davis, Pete True, Norm Saunders, Dave Baxter, Tom Lockwood, Mike Day, SIXTH ROW: Ron Ferguson, Rich Mar- tinez, Terry Taylor, Chuck Cooke, Ned Pearce, Don Gilmore, Stan Karne, Gary Klatt, Jerry Lowder, SEVENTH ROW: Larry McAtee, John McCandless, John Swearengin, Randy Conway. KEY CLUB Key Club omcers are Mike Scena, President, Chuck Wright, Secretary-Treasurer, Dave Best, Executive Coun- cil. FIRST ROW: Mrs. Hunter, Christine Johnson, Sharon Hosman, Shar Lou Hathaway, Sharon Crabb, Linda Goodman, Keith Watson, Dave Best, Suzanne Coffman, Shirley Hielmstad, Janice Briles, Linda Austin, Karen McManus, Linda Fitts laccornpanistj. SECOND ROW: Judy Morse, Joan Vonderlage, Karin Bailey, Karen Clark, Nona Bebber, Alice Graue, Carolyn Robbins, Wayne Morton, Bob Simeral, Joyce Bishop, Connie Sawdey, Linda Florea, Sharon Stoll, Jeneen LaGuardia, Claudia Mitchell. ENSEIVIBLE Ensemble Vocalists are: CSTAND- INGJ Jeff George, Ann Pardner, Larry Bramble, Gloria Vallery, Caryl Tenney, Bob Weimer, Kathy Howard, Bob Nelson, Barbara Moore, Harold Craft, Sharon Crabb, Paul Craft, Hope Christ- ensen, Linda Fitts. QSEATEDJ Car- olyn Robbins, Harvey Copeland, Christine Johnson, Suzanne Col?- man, Wayne Morton, Linda Goodman, Bette LeFeber, Keith Watson. is THIRD ROW: Sharon Squier, Ken Klein, Harvey Copeland, Bette LeFeber Donna Orlowskl Hope Christensen Kathy Howard, Janet Mingus, Cloette Mares, Mary Higgins, Jan Simpson, Ann Pardner Jeti George FOURTH ROW: Larry Bramble, Kent Higgins, Charles Church, Jim Brackett, Bob Ray Paul Craft Caryl Tenney Byron Cook, Harold Craft, Dave Spelman, Gloria Vallery, Bob Nelson, Barbara Moore Mary Lou Meadows Bob Weimer, Stanley Anderson. CHOIR COUNCIL The Choir Council is comprised of the Choir omcers and Mrs. Hunter, the director. STANDING with Jeff George, President, are Bette LeFeber, Secre- tary, and Barry Cormack, Vice President. so . -gi 1 ,il ,ff . : L3 , . K , , , ,. ,.,, ...Q ,,,,, ., KI., V ,, rr, , ., Vg .ee +1 ,. I K VKIV W, V , -- ,, FIRST ROW: R. Ruterbories, R. Ferrie, D. Voss, M. Monson, P. McNally, S. Herron, C. Carroll, H. Copeland, J. Tschannen, D. Harding, P. Burke, M. Zimbeck, L. Holt, B. Armstrong. SECOND ROW: E. McGaughey C. Dendinger, J. Hanrahan, N. Bennett, F. Mussleman, S. Craig B. Dunn, D. Markem, F. Seal, R. Bailey, D. Sharkey, L. Taylor H. Christensen, R. Morrison, B. Gormley, J, Lewis, P. Hansen, J. McKee P. Woodard, B. Thomas. THIRD ROW: M. Willette, S. Raney, J. Clem- ents, B. Bongers, S. Stainsby, G. Whitt, L. Gumpreet, D. Kehl 1 1 L. Schreiber, W. Peterson, D. Estus, R. Sharkey, B. Cormack, D. Gid- clings, S. Davis, T. Fuller, N. Saunders, J. Griswald, W. Norman, M. Warnick, C. Wright, D. Bongers, B. Mcuclrth, B. Cornelius, B. Haines, M. Meyer, B. Sperry, FOURTH ROW: D. Greene, D. Knight, J. Varner, J. Calvaresi, M. Day, H. Eason, B. Simeral, V. Pratt, S. Knox, L. Van- derwilt, C. Larson, D. Kroe, C. Beebe, B. Pings, B. Piper, G. Staab. FIFTH ROW: I. Johnson, G. Osborne, J. Meredith, C. Dietz, R. Moewes, B. Elledge, Mr, Wallace, S. Eubank, S. Brock. INQTRLI MENTAL DEPARTMENT DANCE BAND FIRST ROW: C. Carroll, B. Sperry, B Cornelius, D. Bongers, C. Wright. SEC OND ROW: L. Schreiber, R. Sharkey, T. Fuller, S. Davis, J. Calvaresi, H. Eason V. Pratt. THIRD ROW: B. Elledge, S. EU bank, R. Moewes. BAND COUNCIL FIRST ROW: J. Tschannen, T. Fuller, B. Simeral, M. Zimbeck. SECOND ROW: D. Knight, D. Giddings, R. Ruterbories, G. Staab, D. Kehl. Inset: Terry Fuller, President of Band Council. The combined Wheot Ridge High School Bond ond Choir presents Me- fistotele for the com- munity Christmos con- cert. This will olwoys be remembered os one of the musicol highlights of the school yecir. The Wheot Ridge High School Bond, known to czll os one ofthe finest bonds in this oreo, hos had o very octive ond successful yeor. The highlight of the toll seoson wos the Homecoming demonstra- tion depicting the choriot roce from Ben Hur. The winter seo- son was highlighted with Mefis- tofele. With the odvent of spring come mciny hours of hard work in preporotion for the stote contest. PEP BAND 85 BOULDER BAND DAY fztfi wf I 21 I , ff' Q V-,B 'RNADETTE CERRONE 'L' 1 ' ' MAJORETTEQ A .1 1 bn, D Ll, L I, V ,JjS6d Mcxioretfe 'u .!, N :VW wi J' :fr 2' V7 FIRST ROW: Suzanne Groul, Bernadette Cer- rone, Karen Saltgczver. SECOND ROW: Bur boro Bergen, Alice Groue, Sharon Trcmbly E 7, X , d S rf' N.,,,,, X N X X7 W. g I VV ' fx .. ,.. , 7 5 V11 K' 'm 1 V x - ,- HF! B M -9 2 I ' f -0 JSR? I Lx!! if Q W ,MM I -:,:. A bg X Uwe fl If S. if 3 -X ykf . ,- 1 5 ,R .ii lf-fi ' k sv , i a1r Q V:42A .f,,,:: 5 rj 3 . , iA M, 51335, -.., z , Y 5 Xer A, rer 1 W ti W 7 Q W 'Wfefii 'Y' Mitt If ' 'f Q -VVL . IIZ if 1 1, o Y'- U' L S. . -Q, ' I ,sg Q ,V X Sm' fnw R R r,,r , , w -- f' yy, ., A ,s,, , wa . W ,fl ' - , I if F 5 ' 9 --w-- if .ZW FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA The Future Teachers of America under the guidance and direction of their officers and sponsors successfully completed a candy bar sale this year. STANDING are the ofiicers Barbara Sperry, Historian, Ginny Osborne, President, Linda Northway, Vice President, Ann Pardner, Treasurer, and Carolyn Robbins, Secretary. SEATED are sponsors Mrs. Knudtson and Mrs. Purvis. FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS OF AMERICA 5,3 lx I D!! lil ll .num lvl! alumna urns: 'lllllll .unq- non Il ff S A, ,mf Watching Carol Schimpfie, F.B,L.A. ist semester President, are other officers Shirley Hielmstad, Recorder, Mrs. Eken, Sponsor, Mary Higgins, Treasurer, Linda Florea, 2nd semester President, and Judy Ream, Secretary. 87 fl .B YA. Fm, L 9 DEBATE TEAM If-isivzf : I QW ws. 41' 15652 'fs9:ri:7Ef5?Z f ABOVE: Deboters Bob Ginn, Dick Pier- son, Dove Delcour, ond John Drake pre- pore for on oral session. RIGHT: Teom members Bob Nelson, Byron Cook, ond Judy Nelson, cmd Mrs. Blum, sponsor, ponder the views expressed by Fronk Klepetko. BOYS' STATE GIRLS' STATE DAVE BEST TALIE TSCHANNEN CIr1CI MARILYN BRATTON RGPFSSGHIGIIVG Representatives 88 X1 Xwlou up Of Q04 Q06 .xii xp 'NX Q,-ce vim 10+ X005 me 5500 60 do X10 QQ: mums Wwe j NQTQQSN1 fs 0 QAM COX 2.00 and KX C, A is-JOX W VZ? N H SDQfJX' xx KK SPORTS qv A -SQUAD C. LOSCISSO, E- S. Carne, L. Christensen. TOP ROW: Coach Narcisian, S. Hightower, FRONT ROW: J. Lowder, D. Leebrick, D. Jenkins, Davidson, T. Poiitano, T. Granger, M. Frink, D. Bax M. Furness, M. Scenci, SECOND ROW: J. Swearengin, R. Michels, K. Son, C, Cooke, J, Mcqjgndlesg, Watson, R. Conway, M. Meyer, W. Dodge, L. Volgamore, T. Taylor, September September September October . October . October . October . October , November November FOOTBALL SCHEDULE 1960 9 Englewood ... ... Tie i6 Westminster . . . Win 23 Colo. Springs . . . . Loss 1 Bear Creek . . . . Loss 8 Alameda . . . . . Loss I4 Lakewood .. .. Loss 20 Jefterson . . . . . . Tie 28 Golden . .. . . Loss 4 Arvada . . . . Loss ii Longmont . . . . Win FOOTBALL I 960 ter, M. Stiliey, N. Pearce, D. Gillrnore, G. Klatt, G. Schlitt, R. Martinez, R. Fergu- 90 y in v Our Football team of 1960 fought valiantly the entire season. The WHS gridders fought a statistically unsuc- cesstul campaign, but one whose spirit and enthusiasm has topped previous years of playing. Coach Harry Narci- sian's charges finished the football seo- son with a 2-win, 6-loss, and 2-tie record. McCandless, Michels, Dodge, Schlltt Baxter Frank Scena Volgamore Shlley Swearengln Conway B SQUAD FIRST ROW: B. McVicker, D. Plaft, D. Kehl, J. Curd, G. Treece, J. Beb- Marsh, R. Harrison, J. Weaver, T. Northway. THIRD ROW: B. Seifert ber, H. Neely, T. Newson, R. Lopez, B. White. SECOND ROW: M. Bick- L. Nestor, L. Stout, R. Nichelson, H. Knife, T. Combs, K. Warner ers, T. Ten Eyck, C. Lampson, J. McClintock, D. Parks, D. Behler, M. C. Church, B. Stephen, R. Sellers, Coach Norcisian, -A I Left To Right: Don Leebrick, Jay Noy- lor, Norm Saunders, Byron Cook Mike Frink, and Coach Moore. ri A FARMERS PLACE SECOND IN COUNTY COMPETITION ISQ IX f 53 L STANDING: Jim Gilbert, Mgr., Poul Croft, Byron Cook, Norm Sounders, Tom Lockwood, Mike Frink, Couch Moore. KNEELING: Bob Owen, Mgr., Ed Bockelmon, Ed Davison Dole Flowers Byron Cook li, ,T Don Leebrick, Dole Flowers, ond Joy Naylor. Not shown: Jim Gulleff. Norm Sounders Joy Noylor 94 WIN BERTH IN STATE TOURNEY The Wheat Ridge High School basketball teams ot 60-61 have displayed great enthusiasm throughout the season. With a I2-5 record, the varsity team, coached by Harvey Moore, has placed second in our Jetterson County League and won a berth in state tourney competition. Here are a group of boys who have concentrated on teamwork and the unglorious iob ot defense tg mold a fine team unit. Our B-Squad cagers, spurred on to victory by Coach Bill Proctor, has fought a statistically successful season and illustrated a record of true sportsman- ship and ability. FIRST ROW: Gary Treece, Pat Frink, Dale Kehl, Rick Lopez, Denny Meinke, SECOND ROW Don Alley, Pete Benjamin, Wes Peterson, Ken Platte, Mike Marsh, THIRD ROW: Louie Stout Bruce Warnick, Bob Janowski, Jim Lampson, and Coach Proctor. B-9QuAD BASKETBALL SCHEDULE Fort Morgan December 2 Littleton December IO Westminster December I7 Cherry Creek December 20 Lakewood January 6 Jefferson January I3 Bear Creek January 20 Golden January 27 Arvada January 28 Alameda February 3 Bye February lO Lakewood February II Jefferson February I7 Bear Creek February 24 Golden March 3 Arvada March 4 Alameda March I0 t 'gsI 5 95 FIRST ROW: Coach Narcisian, D. Best, J. Daniels, J. Brenimer, M. Cerone, J. Curd, R. Stephens, R. Piscatella, M. Meyer, J. Freesman, Coolie, Coach Work. SECOND ROW: N. Pierce, L. Taylor, K. Ga- D. Gilmore, D. Thompson, R. Barnes, H. Knief, V. Kolesar, T. North- lambos, G. Schlitt, R. Ferguson, D. Gilmore, S, Weiler, R. Ritthaler, way, M. Bockleman. THIRD ROW: R. Clark, D. Granner, E. Coolie, D. This year's wrestling team worked effi- ciently and effectively under the coach- ing of Mr. Work and Mr. Narcisian. Sporting a season of wins and losses, the wrestlers have a right to be proud of the fine sportsmanship and wrestling ability they displayed throughout the season. l 12 Jack Daniels and 127 Mike Bockleman WRESTLING 95 Dave Best and i03 Jack Brenimer 96 Rick Ritthaler Ned Pearce T38 127 Dick Gilmore Ron Ferguson 180 H.W. WRESTLING SCHEDULE Greeley .. Littleton .. Greeley Tournament . . . Denver Lincoln . .. . . . Lakewood . Bear Creek Golden . . . December lO December l3 December 16 December 21 . January 5 January l2 January I9 Ken Galambos Lynn Taylor 145 133 Gary Schlitt Scott Weiler 165 l54 Arvada . . . Jefferson . Alameda .. District Meet State Meet . January 26 February 2 . . . . February 9 February I8 . . . . . . February 23,24,25 l A STANDING: Pete Normon, Don Cerone, Ed Bockelmon, Wolf Dodge, Dove Baxter, Sieve Zinonfi, Kent Worner, Ken Plofe, Mike Frink, Bill Field, Cooch Proctor. KNEELING: Lloyd Volgomore, Al Simms, Dick Speer, Scott Hightower, Ed Dovison, Dennis Houpfmon, Don Leebrick, Dole Flowers, Chuck Cooke. Pitchers Zinonfi, Leebrick, Plote, ond Worner. x l I L The Farmers' returning lettermen await Coach's instructions. Hopes are high that our baseball team will do as well this year as they did last year lleague runners-upl or even better. Coach Proctor feels that the team will surprise everyone this year and be right in the middle of the fight for championship. The league champion has a good chance to take state. The '61 Farmers' team is based around the returning lettermen: Dick Speer CCD, Dale Flowers l2Bl, Don Leebrick KPJ, Kent Warner KPD, Ed Davison l3BJ, Mike Frink CSSJ, and Lloyd Volgamore COFJ lshown abovel. The team also has a promising crop ot sophomores: Steve Zinanti, CPD, Ken Plate lPJ, John Jenkins CPD, Rick Robinson QQBJ, Louis Stout UBB, Harvey Neely l2Bl, Terry Newsom l3Bl, Allan Cluck COFJ, Dale Kehl KOFJ. B-SQUAD STANDING: Stan Carne, Louis Stout, Dave DeCook, Dale Kehl, Dave Behler, Rick Robinson, Don Gilmore, John Jenkins, Ron Lohman, Terry Newsom, Al Raish, Coach Moore. KNEELING: Harvey Neely, Bill Stovall, Charles Townsend, Don Alley, Mike Marsh, Allan Cluck, Dave Parks. LEAGUE SCHEDULE April 4 . Alameda April ll .. Golden April l4 .. Arvada April I8 . Jefferson April 21 Lakewood April 25 Bear Creek April 28 . Alameda May 5 .. Golden May 9 .. Arvada May l2 . Jefferson May I5 Lakewood May 16 . ...................... Bear Creek B A E B A L L ,f ff- 1 , l l X X l :XX f iz., -WL ll! iX XX 5X Xa gf , lu ll 'li 'll' ,X Y ,- :ti Z 5?-ll SN X Er l2lX, 2 5' X rm, El llls ,el my 1 ,ll X 5 F ef-XX, X XrX-is llxl ss Ms? 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XX fyX:lNw , fZV-Q Q A XQ r XX Q W, sfiKX:QyX Xfw wf X' X X WX 'Q49 VN ' Il f y J ,pw-QNASW. A My . f , XX Wag? K X - X X ,X X SQ if . ' 3 X X XX ,, ws! ,ff '1 .e in 4 ll -62X fX.,'Wl X -X X f lXXXXlf . XX rw X f XX .X W ll f- NSN , -N X A e X XXX XX-Xrl X' MXN, X QAQXX KNXXXX X XX ,WS M x x MXXQX l0lkXXlNl lvl X XXXX XVXX W Xlgfx Q, X -'X X TVX, X l l X iw XXNXlX XgXXlX XJ N X Q Xl- -K N K W3 XX X , in 4 .-X11 .NMMA This is the woy iT's done, stores Bill McFerren for onlookers Norm Sounders, Mr. Powell, Don Livonius, Larry McAtee, ond Gclry Treece. 100 STANDING: R. Hess, D. Neiwert, B. Ginn, K. Plate, D. Schmidt, J. Brenimer, Mr. Warneke. KNEELING: N. Bennet, P. Benhamin, D. Delcour, M. Day, J. Marks, B. Stovall, E. Mander. TENNIS The tennis team, under the coaching ot Mr. Warneke, fought a successful cam- tition. Determination highlighted the net season with the return of several lettermen. GOLF ll. ,, N l I.. iii lg' April 4 . .................... JeFFerson April 6 . . . Lakewood April II ..,........... Lincoln April l5 Ft. Morgan Invitational April 20 .......... Lakewood May 2 .......... Aurora Copmin, Norm Bennet May 6 .. C.S.U. Invitational May 9 ...... Ft. Collins May II .. Ft. Morgan 101 paign this se-ason, losing only to Jefferson and placing second in county compe- FRONT ROW: McVicker, McCandless, Simeral, Granger, Lampson, Northway, Marks, Bickers, Shearer, Knight, Brenimer. FOURTH Weaver, Watson, Kolesar, Freesman. SECOND ROW: Hanson, Fur- ROW: Blevens, Kail, Boyd, Michels, Smith, Church, Ten Eyck, Scena, ness, Giddings, Klatt, Stephen, Lawrence, Peterson, Lockwood, Beb- Greenburg, Lowder, Coach Narcisian. ber, Curd, Nicholson. THIRD ROW: Juchem, Schmidt, Mason, TRACK Cinders are tlying as the track team for 1960-1961 starts another long season. With the excellent training by our head coach Mr. Narcisian, the thinclads are looking forward to o successful sea- son. With the returning lettermen for the rest of the Team to pivot around, the prospects for this season are great. Bob Simeral and Dean Knight - Relay P - I .Q - f R s- , ,f s c . X, - 3 ' . . ' 7 ., S.. ' . 1 is W1 f Q . ,. ..,. , . ........,,.. , .,.... .,... ,,., .... V ' ntl ,,. ,.,,, ..,, . V Track Queen Charlene Bernsten Jay Marks - Broad' Jump Tom Lockwood - Hurdles Roger Michels - Discus Terry Granger - Pole Vault . Dean Knighf - High Jump Jack Brenimer and Larry Smith Finish Line 103 PGUI Juchem and Mike Scenc Starr from Blocks TRACK SCHEDULE Englewood, Lakewood Sheridan Union ...... Aurora Relays . League Relays . Jefferson ..... . . . Sheridan Union .. C.U. Relays ......... Golden, Bear Creek Alameda ........... Adams Ciry Invitational Arvada ............ League Meet ........ League Meet . . . . . State Meet .......... April April April April April April April MOV May May May May May 7 il i5 19 2i 25 29 2 5 9 i7 i9 27 Q.,--N The Cross Country tecim hos Cooched by Horvey Moore ond in conference behind state competition. Stondouts been Ed Bockelmon, Deon f 1594 at STANDING with Couch Moore ore cindermen Fred Hail, Lynn Boyd, Jim Gullett, Wes P e t e r s o n, cmd Steve Stuinsby. KNEELING are Alon Cluck, Larry S m i t h, D e c n Knight, Bob Sim- erctl, Ed Bockel- mczn, Rich Mor- tinez, ond John Friesmon. 1 ,Sit ,. Ss, CROSS COUNTRY led o very successful season. the cindermen ploced sec- Lokevvood ond did well in throughout the seoson hove Knight, Bob Simerol, ond Lorry Smith. The Deon Knight ond Bob Simerol ond Cluck. The 60-61 Cross Country teom wos led' this yeor by Alon Cluck, Lorry Smith, Ed Bockelmon, Bob Simerol, and Deon Knight. They ore shown here with Cooch Harvey Moore, who cloims thot Cross Country is one of the toughest dod-gum sports in this school. 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Q , , ,. , Af1ff.j ,, , , zzz? gig. fy as '- 2Haza1Qg.,,.f I 'x' I ,ff ' W ' new - Q., A NK K. 55 :1 fr, A K Q' ,W.,5,f 'L 1 figsilz- A ' ' 'W , Lawn ' . .L KA 5 595-332' in ,- 4 .Y A A Q f ' f ,.., ' ,v ' i .iw , , A: , jv Q f W -W-if i,'s..,,i A 'V V, -,..,1 k' A k V , , , , A , Lain, , fy , .1 ' , 7.95 . ,km 'Q' mv.. . Mm, 'by V. .. PAM DAVIS. Junior Attendant HOMECOMING ROYALTY JOYCE GRAY. Senior Attendant JIM DILLOW. Senior Escort WINNIE WELLEIN. Sophomore Attendant TERRY NORTHWAY. Sophomore Escor CHUCK COOKE Junior Escort Penelope Sycamore Essie ........... Rheba .......... Paul Sycamore . . . Mr. De Pinna Ed ............ Donald ......... . . . .... Joyce Bishop .. .... Bonnie Birlaut Georgene Tuley ..... Jim Gilbert ...... Bill Stovall . . . Keith Watson . . .. Jim Burnham Martin Vanderhof .. Buddy Bryant Alice ........... Henderson ..... Tony Kirby ...... Boris Kolenkhov .. Gay Wellington . . Mr. Kirby ...... Mrs. Kirby .... Three Men .... Olga . . . Suzy Chesnick Pam Boyd . ....... Mike Day . . .... Frank Klepetko . . . Linda Patterson ... Larry Bramble . Sandy Johnson ..... Dave Smith Dean Knight Scott Hightower ,... Ann Pardner On oecemb . ,W r E K at 1 S and 16 H7 Senred e JUfiior Cl the comedy YO ass of Whem RL based U CANIT TAKE ldge High Scho on flve book wrirf ll WITH YOU Th Ol Pfe- en b - ' . Problem D y MOSS HGH is enlOyC7ble I S one Qlfl rn Gnd Gem P Oy is eefs - 99 L. K family dfffere In marrying from mfddl Gufman. lr tells of me nce-9 bein e clq . 9 The - SS SOCfet - direction of Mrs B H mam one. The Cost did Y into wealrh, the ' e man Cm ' a 1 . I d ff, P Sosm e play WG Q fob Unde S Q b'Q success, r The c'., T 'YP ' E, j L :fi -cr'-N , .. ii at gg ? fl J .Giza Csenior Glass 0 qflpfleai Cpicfge 9096 Cjcgnoli Presents Rodgers and I-Iammersteiifs CUOLLSQ MARCH 13, 14 and 15 June is bustin' out all over - hope these pants don'tl He's your feller and you love him, and all the rest is beautiful singing! Jeff George, superb as Billy Bigelow. Julie, made lovely by Caryl Tenney. CHARACTERS Un Order of Appearancel Carrie Pipperidge ................ Bette LeFebre Julie Jordan ..... ... Mrs. Mullins ... Billy Bigelow .. . Bessie ......... . . First Policeman . . . . David Bascombe . . . Nettie Fowler June Girl ..... Enoch Snow Jigger Craigin .. Hannah ..... Boatswain .. Arminy ... .. Penny . . . Jennie .. . Virginia .. Susan ......... Jonathan ........ Second Policeman .. Captain ......... Heavenly Friend .. .. Caryl Tenney . . Ginny Osborne . . . . . Jett George Wanda Congrove ... Chuck Wright .. Jon Tschannen Sharon Stoll ... Judy Nelson .. Barry Cormack ... Bob Simeral ..... Cindy Vice . . . Terry Granger . Talie Tschannen .... Karen Clark . Cordula Rubens Carol Meyers .. Vicki Porter .. Bob Nelson . . . Dave Delcour . . Bob Mascarello .. John Drake Starkeeper ..... .. Bob Ginn Louise ........ ....... S ue Graul Carnival Boy Tom Hampleman Enoch Snow, Jr. .. Principal ....... Doctor Seldon . . . ..... Mick Stilley . . . Bob Weimer Ron Hess Ballerina .... . . . . . Diane Glenski Clown .... ............... D ave Best Children . . Ray Curtis, Linda Goodman, Pete Norman, Karen Randall, Pat Sirimarco, Kathy Sullivan CHORUS: Mary Kay Battaia, Marilyn Bratton, Suzanne Coffman, Paul Craft, Judy Morse, Merideth Reams, Kay Spangler, Dave Spellman, Roger Michaels, Barbara Moore. DANCERS: Karin Bailey, Jeanne Cowles, ley, Pat Sirimarco, Terry Granger, Tom Candless, Bob Nelson, Chuck Wright. Technical Crew: Donna Donaldson, John Dave Green, Mike Green, Bill Harrison, Lane, Ellen Matthews, Marvin McKinley, Morse, John Niemes, Don Spreier. Sue Graul, Jody Pars- Hampleman, John Mc- Ensign, Dick Gillmore, Dolores Hecax, Allan John Meredith, Elaine The Wheat Ridge student exchange is shown here with Florida exchange. Members and their partners are: FIRST ROW: Jenny Campbell, Ann Cheshire, Jan Simpson, Avone Neel, Mary Lou Meadows, Diane Parker, Joan Vonderlage, Averill Vanderipe, Barbara Moore, Garnette Walker, Helen Neel, Nancy Alpen- tels, Peggy Adams: SECOND ROW: Nancy Mclnnis, Mary Zimbeck, Dick Schreiber, Bob Diem, Bob Potter, Allen VanLoy, Pam Buzard, Laura Hall, Sharon Squier, Barbara Read, Barbara King, Jo Lee Fenn, .loan Lidke, Jennie Jordon, Sharon Stoll, THRD ROW: Roberta Siverts, Nancy Miles, Bob Owen, Richard Blakely, Delbert Giddings, Paul Parrish, Paul Bower, Randy Topiun, Dave Spelman, Robert Connors, Don Neft, Larry Bramble, Jackie Mathis, Carol Schimptle, Judy Russell, Doris Pavlin, FOURTH ROW: Larry Schreiber, Rich Hess, Bob Weimer Charles Neilson Daniel, Roger Dave Best, and Dale Graves, Nona Bebber ln addition to attending classes at Manatee High School and taking part in school activities, another highl?ght of the Bradenton visit was the opportunity to participate in one of Florida's most active sports, water-skiing. Here, Robert Connors helps Sharon Stoll with her skis as they prepare to spend the day skiing. Mary Joe Willis eagerly awaits with Dave Spelman for her turn on the water. fx Gym, 1 its , 6i1iei .:fl'. 152525 if W will ix., rs i .A I x xii? ' ffifiif EUROPEAN Group E-l Sponsors: Mr. and Mrs. McWilliams, Mrs. Newnam, and Mr. Tipper. Jim Bowman Jack Brenimer Caroline Case Susan Chesnick Jeff Davis Dave Delcour Andy Elliott Windy Elliott Bob Ginn Jim Gullett Kathy Trunk On November l2, 1960, thirty-two eagerly excited WHS students departed from Union Station for a two-week exchange trip to Bradenton, Florida, where they spent a week attend- ing Manatee High School and touring local points of interest including Cypress Gardens, Bok Tower, and deep sea fishing trips. After departure from Flor- ida, they spent another week touring New Orleans Duncan Harding Mary Higgins Bev Jarrett Judy Laramey Bette LeFeber Eric Morey Cordula Rubens Laura Salisbury Dave Spelman Barbara Tanner The itinerary of the forty-eight students and teachers from Wheat Ridge who toured Europe last summer covered a large- part of the European continent: England, France, Spain, Italy, Germany, Austria, Switzerland, Monaco, and Belgium. Left: Group E-I is entertained by gypsy dancers in a Granada cave. Below: Group E-ll students give a toast in a Munich beer hall. ,s Group E-II , Joyce Bishop Ellen Matthews Kathy Clark Dean Punke Kathy'Heftel Judy Russell Carol Hoffman Judy Salisbury Carol Knecht Chuck Wright . , . , ,s .ass M,-Q f..-Msg. .,:f-sewn ,st ' is-.,s.s:i.,::::ii:.ssfsses .w..,. ss:Q.'e:f?2.igwi.:.s,:Q.esfzgsw1as:.e,eggss,s,3sm1X7:::sffm,r. 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QV 5 2 and Houston. Upon arrival in Denver, the group spent its homeroom periods planning . a schedule of entertainment for the Florida exchange during their return visit to Wheat Ridge, February 25 - March 4. To raise money they successfully carried out a potato chip sale, candy sale, chili supper, and Valentine's dance. Sponsors are Miss Donna Tschappat and Mr. Larry Wallace. Ol O 0 0 , - u 0 ar l Q . . 5 Q 4 mx ' ' -' ' ' Y Q' ' ' I 's 0 'foe z X. 0. .AND GQLQDAK . N -' - 1 0'E'KllNLG8rQUEEM f ,. 0 o if - QV . ' Q 0,5 Y 40 s ' 2 OV -, 0 '- 1 .5 OV! 'l BLUE AND GOLD DAY KING NORM SANDERS gi QuEEN A JEANNE cowuss SENIOR ATTENDANTSz Bob Simerol and Joyce Ann Gray , is JUNIOR ATYENDANTS: Ed Davison Deonn Simpson 113 SOPHOMORE ATTENDANTS: Don Gillmore, Winnie Wellein CANDID CAMERA 60- GI Mrs. Alford Librarian LATE ENTRIES D Knight D Krlbbs C Mares S. Myers w Ma . f 4 x if f ,v sr -.Q . Eason . Estus . Woison . 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