GHS Yearbook - 1966

A TIME ...

To everything ... there is a season, and a time to every purpose under the Heaven:

to be alone

to rejoice

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From a land of olives and figs , Rahmi Guven came to Golden last August Although Rahmi ' s Ii f e in Turkey was completely different from that in the United States , he quickly adapted himself to our customs .

Rah mi competed against 18 other Turkish students in the American Field Service program in order to come to the United States. Upon his arrival in Golden , he became a member of the Cre,v family

With the help of his " broth er'' , Charley Cre,,,r, Rah mi became "Americanized".

Throughout the year , Rahmi could be seen cheering loudly at a football game , learning how to do the "ski'' at a school dance , or quietly drinking Turkish co ff e e at the Tarots Coffee House.

Rahmi sho,,,rs artifacts from Turkey to his "family" , from the left, Mr WynnCre,,,r , Rahmi , Charley , Carol , Mrs Cre,v , Matt and Becky

Rahmi Guven

Students

"Finland is ,vonderful ! That's the only ,.,ay to say it . This country is so full of forests and green , green land. I love it." This statement ,.,as taken from a letter ,vritten by Ruth Sackett describing her first impression of F 1 n 1 and Ruth ,.,as chosen last spring by the Americans Abroad program to spend her senior year in a foreign country

A farm near Lahti , Finland , ,.,as Ruth ' s home for the year and the Sihvolas ,vere her adopted family . Her t\'/o sisters , Taij a and Eija , her brother Jouko, and Mr and Mrs Sihvola quickly initiated Ruth in the ,..,ays of farm life Some of her experiences included being chased by bulls , hiding behind barley shocks , and ,.,ashing rugs in a lake.

Ruth ' s "parents" Mr and Mrs Sihvola

Ruth enjoys coffee \vith "b roth er'' J o uko and "sister" Eija after schoo l.

Ruth Sackett

Among t he duties of th e sophomores ,..,ere feeding aristocra tic senio rs , ca rr ying dirty plates to the dish,..,ashers, and learning the school song

Sophomore Week- I 965

"Hail the class of '66 ' ! Yea Golden! Beat Westminster!"

Sophomore ,..,eek 1965 the paper hats , the sound offs, dressup day, grub day, a picnic, and a dance all carried out that first ,-reek tradition. It ,-ras a time for fun , a time to be late to class , a time for sophomores to become an integral part of Golden High School.

"Dying Cockroaches" ca rri ed pe p signs and paraded around the gym.

Ed McQee and Ji m Leary look on as local businessman explains data processing machine at Uptime Corporation during Elect ronic Data Processing field tri p .

Special Events

Demons mimic poor Wheatr1dge Farmers at rousing pep assembly .

"Give me your tir ed , your poor," was s ung by th e "huddled masses" of "free breathing" choir members at Thanksgiving Assemb ly,

Special e v en ts throughout the year helped break th e monotony of dai ly rou tin e Grub Days, Dress - up Days, poster parties , fi e l d tri ps , Bermuda Days, pep assemblies, and choi r programs a ll offe re d diversions in various ,.,ays. Sometim es se ri ous , sometimes humo rous- -these special even ts added some thin g ex tra to th e microcosm o f academics

Maureen Gibson

Homecoming Queen

Homecoming Queen attendants

\ver e senior Suz i Herron, senior Dee Am es , junior Jade Decker , and sophomore Charlotte Sta rks

Homecoming.

1965

Homecoming 1965 th e big victory • Go l de n beat J efferson 47-0. Once again th e junior c l ass ,.,,as a,.,,arded the trophy for the best float . A dance that celeb rat ed the first homecoming victory Go ld e n has had in six years climaxed th e day

Assistant Principal Ger a 1d Difford smiles and ,.,,aves to the cro,-,d during the homecoming parade

The senio r float carrying our " good brother" Randy Scott ,.,as one of the attractions in the p arad e through Go lden.

The Carnival burst upon the scene like the Fourth of July, glittered for a moment and disappeared, leaving behind only empty booths and strands of torn crepe paper to sho,v ,vhat had taken place But although it ' s gone now , no one \vill ever forget the night ,vhen GHS became an indoor amusemen t pa r k , complete ,vith games , sidesho,vs, and barkers

Carnival Night

The Hungry Eye Coffee House became the Hungry Eye A GO - GO ,-.rhen the D r ove r s took over the bandstand .

Fishing was at its best, as old and young a li ke caught all so rt s of a rti c l es from t he FT A fish pond.

Donna Petry as Queen and Rahmi Guven as King reigned together over the Carnival. Attendants ,-.rere Mike Nelms, Cathy Tolos, Sandy Petty , and \.vayne Andre,vs.

BOYS AND GHOULS TOGETHER

Colvin Mrs. Mildred Morgan .Mr. Lo,-,ell Sharp

Mark Warner spreads his arms to encircle his "happy family" including Chris Myers, Judy Bartel may, Caroline Babcock , and Marci Runner

Cindy Pike puts the mustache on Mary Colvin (Face in the Clock) as Connie Brenton looks on.

Mr. t Miss Demon

ley Cre w and Su z i H r and Miss De m o

Mr. and Miss Demon

Mr. and Miss De1non for 1966 \'I ere seniors Charley Cre\-.r ana Suzi Herron. Nominated by the faculty and later elected by the senio r class, Charley and Suzi exemplified qua lines \'1hich represented Golden ,-.rell throughout the year.

All the candidates were chosen on the basis of scholarship, character, leadership, service and participation in school activities

Suzi and Charley are pictured coming out of the Student Council office after discussing plans for future pep assemblies .

Other Mr. and Miss Demon nominees ,-.rere Rich Long, Toni Christiansen, Dave Thomas , and Peggy MacMorris.

PROM QUEEN ATT ENDANT

Junior Senior Prom

PROM QUEEN ATTENDANT

Sandi Petty

Juniors and senio r s alike danced in an oriental setting at the Prom on Ap ril 30

Toni Chri stiansen

Rice

The speech , music, and d r ama depa r tments presented a musical adap tati on of "Oliver T\'1is t " on April 22, 23, 24 , a nd 25. T,"o cas t s carried ou t the production

Graduation is symbolized by a cap , a go,-.rn , and a diploma. The suitcase. to many, is a symbol of going a,-.ray to a ne,-.r beginning.

Graduation

As the seasons progressed, so did the class of 1966. The seniors came through the autumn months full of ne,.,, routine and ,-.rent on into the monotonous months of \vinter Then spring entered the scene bri nging ,-.rith it acute cases of senioritis and spring fever. Suddenly the Prom ,-.ras a thing of the past. Graduation the final ritual of high school days • ended the year for the class of '66. To most seniors graduation meant a time to look back, to remember , to laugh, and to cry But above all, graduation meant a time to look fon-.rard.

0 R G A N I z A T I 0

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Going from one extreme to the other , the Student Council considered such varied projects as furnishing the student center and acquiring toothpicks for the c afeteria.

So that students might voice their opi nion s in person, rather than through th eir repr esentatives, open student council meetings were initiated this year.

Gerald Difford (sponsor) tal ks ,.,,.ith officers after a meeting. President Cha rl ey C r e,,.. , Gir l s' Vice-President Toni Ch ri stense n , Boys ' VicePresident Geo rge Berlin , Vice-President Dave Thomas , and Secret ary Peggy MacMorris

FRONT ROW : Charlot Starks, Donna Petry, Michael Fleming , Myrna Beanie , Cindy Bullock, Jamee Rogers. SECOND ROW: Gr eg Freden , Mary Spear , Debbie Bar biere , Evalyn Kermiet , Sa ndi Petty. THIRD ROW: Jim Seidel, Kent Rice, Randy Scott , Hal Ochs , Gregg Kampf, J o n Ke rmiet. BACK ROW: Greg Hayes , Chuck Herron, Bob Hayes , Jeff Wa t e rs , Ge rry Ge ib , Fred Ryland

Council

Interclub Council , composed of all school organized clubs , met throughout the year t o appropriate money as needed to the various clubs .

In add i t i o n to sponsoring the Homecoming Week Ac t ivities and Dance, the Student Council planned the carnival and conducted elections of carnival royalty .

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LEFT TO RIGHT: AFS President Cathy Morris, JCL President Kent Rice, Pep Club P r es id en t Kathie Kelley , Voice of Youth President Caroline Babcock , FBLA President Maureen Gibson , Inter club President David Thomas , French Club President Anne Simpson, and Spanish Club President Marcia Carpenter.

Charley Crew listens intent 1 y to a report from a homeroom representative.

The FTA , Future Teachers of America , sponsored by Mrs. Reiser , aided young men and women in their search for teaching professions. The members of this club attended m any d1fferent schools to observe the different teaching methods at various levels They attended a Retarded Children's School to learn the many methods of teaching Retarded Children

Future Teachers of America

(Sponsor) , Gail Reeves , Gayle Gallegos , Becky Mu ll en , Suzi Herron, Debbie Barbiere, Sharon Tennant , Nancy Hirtrieter, Barb Blum

Mrs

SECOND ROW: Sue Moosedorf , Jade Decker , Kathy Hancock , Jane La Borde, Dee Ames , Mary Spea r, Cheryl Bierhous , N ietta Knight

THIRD ROW: Nancy Finnell , G,..,en Nichol ls , Dianna Spritzer , Caro l \villis , Trudy Fender , Marcia Carpenter , Evelyn Kermie t , Ca rol Miller , Meryl Purdy. FOURTH ROW: Sue Ellis , Darrel Eiman, Ann Thomas, Jane Johnson, Susan Ericson, Ginge r Stevens , Julie MacKinnon , J an Bliesner , Candy Cla,..,son.

Pictured from l eft t o right are Secretary Gayle Gallegos , Vice-President Becky Mullen , Pr esiden t Suzi Herron, Treasurer Debby Barbiere , and Historian Gail Reeves

FRONT ROW:

Reiser

American Field Service

\valk together, talk together , All ye peoples of t he earth . . .

The AFS promoted understanding bet\'leen natio ns by sponsoring t he student exchange program, ,.,hich enabled Rahmi Guven to study at GHS and Ruth Sackett to study in Finland To make all t his possible, AFS made money by sponsoring Bermuda Day and various other fund-raising proJects.

MEMBERSHIP

Dee Ames - Vice-President

Ad a Jo Barber

Marty Baring

Cheryl Bierhaus

Debbie Bleidt

Marcia Ca rp e nt e r

Ly nn Ch ur chi ll

Linda Coo k

Char lie C re,.,,

Jim Espy

Trudi Fender

Ro n Foley

Rick Goa d

Maureen Gibso n

Rahmi Gu ven

Alyn Hansen

Rita Hoskovec

Dale J anik

J ane Johnson

Kathie Kelley

Pat Ke lly

Susy K1klas - Secretary

Ferne Lubahn

Juli e MacKinnon

Juli e Meehan

Ma ry Jan e Moore

Ca thy Morris - Presiden t

Margaret Myers

Kent Rice

Jam ee Rogers

SPONSORS

Truly Drake Raoul Pi rri

Diana Pet ry

Terri Sampson - Treasurer

J ean Schlecht en

Brenda Shaffsta ll

Anne Simpson

Janice Sons

Mary Spear

Roberta Sulliv an

Dave Thomas

Shirl ey Tubbs

Claire Voss

Jen ne \vestdal

Chris ti Willard

Linda Woodford

The 'G' Club , under the sponsorship of Da rr el Ha fling and presided over by Brad \v1lliamson, promotes sportsmanship and honors outstanding Golden athletes.

By raisU1g money through selling team booster buttons and cards , the ' G' Club helps to support many school activities At th e end of the year any excess money is given to a needy organization

Coach Beckwith was one of the speakers featured at the "G" Club banquet. The banquet , held last fall , hono r ed the football team.

FRONT ROW: Dave Meinecke , Kevin \vhite , Russ Scharf , Gene Pick t hall, Wayne And r ews , Rick Ormsbee, Jim Leary , Rich Long , Jim J ohnson , Cha rli e Crew· , Br ad Williamson.

SECOND ROW· Ge n e Scherr er , Roge r Thompson, Greg Campbell, Ken t Hefley , Dave Rodrigu ez , Bill Lewis , Ed McC r ee , Ra nd y Bl esh , Doug De tm er , Da v e Johnson. TH IRD ROW: Bob Hayes , Gr eg Hayes , Bill Arno l d, Da v e Seicken , Brian Hauff , Monte Bacon , Les Ne lson , Leonard Po tt er , Nelson King , Russ Meyer. FOURTH ROW: Da v e Ba tt en , Den ni s Hatchell, Ba rr y Sauve , Dale Wydman, Gregg Kampf, Paul Prouty , Mike Van\vyk , Benny Benning , Ron Elkins , Craig Goode ll. FIFTH ROW: Cavin Richie , Mike Br aisted , Gary Inman, Ver yl Bell, Larry Ne l son , Mike Nelms , Ge rr y Sutt on , Sam Zaha r ias , Pau l Refvem

Key Club

This year the Key Club devoted their time to improving the school and serving the community . Through their ,.,rood cutting efforts , they ,.,er e able to raise enough money to give a tur key and a l l the t rimmings to a needy family They also stimulated school spirit by selling the Golden High jackets

A division of Ki\.,ranis , Golden ' s Key Club is sponsored by Ar t Papenfus and Tom St einke and is presided over by Senior Dick Kesler .

FRONT RO\v• Jim Goad , Mike Nelms , Leonard Potter , Randy Blesh , J im Granquist , Craig Goodell, Rahmi Guven , Gerry Sutton , Barry Sauve , Monte Bacon, Jim Seidel, Pat Nelms , Greg Hayes. SECOND ROW : Charley Cre,.,, Fred Ryland , Steve Davis , Fred Phillips , Roger Thompson , Randy Scott , Larry Nelson, Dick Kesler. THIRD RO\v : Rick Goad, Gene Scherer, Mike Neuhauser, Dave Merriman , Ed McCree, Rich Long , Billy Le,.,r1s , Mike Pinkney, Tom Goodell, Joey Rillos , Jeff \vaters , Mike Martin, Art Papenfus (Sponsor). BACK ROW: Bob Hayes , Chuck Herron.

"No , Herron , this Key Club 1s not franchised by Hugh Hefner "

Shirl ey Tubbs, Laura Johnson , and Cheryl Ma rti typ e copy for t he next issue.

TRIDENT Editor , Dale Janik , center, and his assistants , Kent Rice, left, and Chris Bouck are busy copy edi tin g

FRONT ROW : Mari 1y n Layden, Che r yl Bro\.,rn, and Mary Jane Moore; BACK ROW : Jim Espy , Kevin White, and Allen Stouder

Mr . Roy Daughe rty offe rs some advice to staff ,vr iters including Kent Rice, Dale \vydman , Ad Manager Ma r y Jane Moore, Page Editor Cathy Morris, Sports Editor Terry Findley , Alan St ouder , Steve La t ham, Chris Bouck , Assistant Editor Cheryl Br own , and Editor Te rr i Sampson

Annual Staff

Headed by our venerable ed1tor ess , Terri Sampson, the DEMON ' 66 staff put many long hours into planning , ,..,r1ting, and re-,.,rriting the layouts that are the soul of a yearbook.

The laziness and occasional disorgani z ation of the staff disappeared ,..,hen an important deadline neared. Staff members learned ho,., to pass the buck , pass erasers , and gained some valuable experience in practical Journalism.

PHOTOGRAPHY STAFF:

(Not Pictured)

Mike Babb

Head Photographer

Keith Scho l es

Larry Haw ley

Concert Choir

Carol \.villis , Verda Tro,vbridge , George Martin, Jim Hutchinson, Craig Huffman, Dave Thomas, Jean Schlechten . Sharon Ruckman, Candy \vright, Nancy Vasconcellos, Janie Peneton , Jean Scholes, and Cheryl Marti at the piano SECOND ROVJ: Anna Ball, Jan Gould, Paula Webster, Alice Denton, Dave Johnson, St eve Miller. John Wright, Glen Coble, Mike Neuhauser, Rick Ormsbee, Jade Decker. Marcie Runner. Debbie Bleidt, and Janet John son. BACK RO\.-1/: Richard Tunis , Dave Muggleston, Eugene Benedict, George Berlin, Joel Salisbury, Jack Perkins, Dave Rummerfield, Coleen Myer , Cathy Morris, Margaret Myers, Nancy Keeling , Jamee Rogers, and Jackie Englehart.

Composed of abou t 70 voices this year. the Conce rt Choir ,vas kept in constant practice for Thanksgiving, Christmas and graduation programs.

The choir members , chosen in th e fall must get th e nod from Mr. Ryan, who bases his decisions on ability , desire, pe r son a 1 it y and co-operatio n.

A11-State choir members inc 1 u de John Wright, Cathy Morris, Cheryl Marti. and James Johnson

FRONT ROW. Aleta Sarratt, Ferne Lubahn,

Centennial Singers

Pl aguing the sch o o 1 ,.,ith year-round sales campaigns, the Singers hope to sing and se ll their ,.,ay clear to another tour , tentatively scheduled for the middle part of J une.

\.\Tith the addition of a J unio r group t his yea r, auditioned and selected last year by di r ec t or Pa t Rya n, the Centennials number rose to 35 , a l arge r number than in past years.

No,., , let ' s see? Who goes ,.,here?

RO\v ONE: Chris Keenan , Jane Peneton, Carol \villis, Nancy Vasconcellos, Sophi Murin , Paula Webster , Marci Runner , and Verda Tro,.,bridge ROW TWO· Debbie Bleidt , J ade Decker, Jamee Rogers , Coleen Meyer, Debbie Barbiere, Naomi Glenn , Sharon Ruckman , and Jeanie Schlechten. ROW THREE · Jim Johnson, Dave Thomas , Glen Coble , Gregg Kampf , Jim H u t ch ins on , Dave Mugglestone. RO\.v FOUR: Rick Ormsbee, Roger Thompson , John Wright , Mark Shupbach , Chris Bouck , Jim Saunders , Kirk Kampf, and Mark \.varner .

The highlight of the orchestra this year ,.,,as a string trio composed of Gene Fodor , Marcia Carpenter and Ca 1 vi n Bromfield. The orchestra played at the Christmas program, while the trio followed ,.,,ith a fugue from Bach.

The Dance Band played at many school functions and participated 1n county and state programs. Membership is limited to the more talented musicians of the Concert Band and they are auditioned and chosen by Mr. Rucker.

Dave Rucker "takes five" t o figure ou t ,.,,ho is off key.

Band members ah.,,ays pay str ict a tt en t ion to t heir fea rl ess l eade r

Adding to the spirit of the school by playing at football, basketball, home games and pep ral l ies , Golden ' s Concert Band participated in many other activities this year. They also provided music for Thanksgiving , Ch r istmas and th e Sp r ing Concert and pa rt icipated in the All Coun ty Fes c1.val.

Composed of the better part of th e Conce rt Ba n d , the marching band p r o vi d e d sketches from parts of several famous musicals. They a lso received a "1" r ating at Band Day in Boulder which is t he best possible achievemen t.

The Concert Band performed a t many eveni ng fun ctions in c l uding the annual Chri stmas p rogram.

The Marching Band played in the pep assembly peanut gallery.

Porn -pon girls Carol Miller, Debbie Barbiere , Marcia Bohks , Nancy Vasconcellos , Martha Con,vay, and Gail Reeves spent many hours perfecting their routines .

Majorettes

The pom-pon girls and t w ir 1 er s performed at pep assemblies and during the halftime of football and basketball games These seemingly tueless girls \vere ahvays ready to support the ch e er 1 ea de rs , the school , and the boys on the field They spent many long ho u rs getting their routines ready \vith results that \ve r e approved by everyone.

Porn-Pon Girls

Head Majo rette Nora Rielley and other majorettes Cordy Con,vay , J ane Peneron , and Maureen Gibson pose on the "G" in front of schoo l.

BACK RO\'v' · Li z Rustad, Co l een Meyer , Ha z el Scherrer, Jan Seipp , Barbara Hoffman, Di an n a Spritzer , Marci Runner .

FRONT RO\v. Cha rl otte Starks , Kathy Hancock, Cic 1 Strait , Paige Rogge,., , Charla P1ckthall, Becky Mullen , Kathy Brehm , Vicki Sabatini.

Drill Tearn

The Golden High Tridettes have completed a very successful year at Golden. Under the direction of Mrs. Pike the Tr1dettes ,.,orked many long hard hours to get their r o u c 1 n es ready for football and basketball half-times. The Tridettes performed to such songs as "Alley Ca t," "Baby Elephant \valk , " and "Do,.,nto,.,n" as played by lv1r. Rucker and the band . \vith the student body behind them a ll th e ,v ay the Tridettes have become an important part of the school.

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Panel members from left to r ight a r e senior representative , Pat Kelley; Junior representatives, Alis Palmer and Cindy Bullock; drill l eader , Cindy Pike; sophomore representatives, AIhson

Lehti and Paula Naas

Pep Club

The girls of the Pep Club did an outs tanding Job of cheering ou r athletes t o victory this year. Their enthusias ti c support played a big role in making this an exceptional year s ports-,vise

The Pep Club, advised by Carol Ogilvie and D. J. Moore, supported seve ral activities including th e February 26 Pep Club dance, an afternoon tea and fashion sho,v , \veekly decorating of th e halls, a poster party, and the annual banquet. Along with these th e club sponso red the concession stand at most home activities.

FRONT ROW: Kathie Kelley , president; Eddie Kay Marshall, vice-president ; Linda Cook, secretary; Brenda Shaffstall, tr eas urer BACK ROW: Demon Council- -Cordy Con,.,, ay and Mary Spear, senior representa rives; Cindy Pike , drill leader; Linda Wa rner, junior representative; Celeste Christiansen and Myrna Beattie, sophomore represen tar ives.

"Everybody

for th e Demons stand up and holler"

Mary Anderson

Sue Anderson

Janet Barrett

Carlan Bartram

Myrna Bra ttie

Cheryl B1erhaus

Debbie Bleidt

Jan Bliesner

Barb Blum

Marcia Carpenter

Bonnie Chadwick

Celeste Christiansen

Lynn Churchill

Carole Crev,r

Dee Cullum

Diane Deal

Charlie Deaton

Judy Deitchel

Alice Denton

Laura Douglas

Sue Ellis

Suzie Erickson

Trudi Fender

Mike Fleming

Joy Foley

Judy Foley

Phyllis Funk

Jodi Gallagher

Gail Gallegos

Robin Gaskill

Pam Gotta

Vicky Goudge

Kathy Hancock

Debbie Hewes

Nancy Hirtreiter

Pam Hogan

Carol Hoshiko

Debby Hottinger

Jo Hungness

Jane Johnson

Laura Johnson

Susan Johnson

Chris Keenan

Kathie Kelley

Pat Kelly

Evalyn Kermiet

Janet Kesler

Neitta Knight

Rose Lasley

Allison Leh t 1

MEMBERSHIP

Linda Mather

Mary Maupin

Julie MacKinnon

Carolyn Madsen

Kathy McMahon

Mary McMahon

Julie Meehan

Donna Mester

Barbara Miller

Dena Moosdorf

Sue Moosdorf

Brenda Mon1s

Liz Monis

Connie Murray

Debbie Myers

G,venn Nicholls

Connie Nielsen

Suzanne Orr

Debbie Potenger

Teresa Ponder

Meryl Purdy

Linda Ranney

Joy Roge rs

Paige Ro ggo,..,

Hazil Scherrer

Anne Simpson

Cathy Small

Janice Sons

Pam Starbuck

Charlot Starks

Leslie Stew art

Becky Teague

Mary Jo Tennant

Sharon Tennant

Anne Thomas

Verda TtO\'lbridge

Shirley Tubbs

Karen Vander Sto,..,e

Lenny Van \'/inkle

Linda Warner

Pat \'/arner

Peggy Waters

Paula Webster

Barbara Wichman

Lisa W1ndbigler

Candy \'/right

Garen Young

Susan Zenanti

Leaders

This year GHS cheerleaders ,..,ent \vild ,..,ith their uniforms by using unconventional stripes and checks in place of the tr ad i ti on a l solid colors .

The girls d e v o t e d an over abundance of time to practice ,.,.hich resulted in nearly perfect co-ordination. Their enthusiasm was especially displayed during the football season and Homecoming ,.,eek. Their cheering and high-spirited attitude helped push the GHS football team to second-place county victory.

Diana Petry

Susy Kiklas

Dee Ames

Donna Petry

Ja ckie Richards

Suzi Herron

MEMBERSHIP

French Club

President Anne Simpson conducts an informal meeting to discuss plans for a banquet. Through Fr en ch Club, the members had the opportunity to expand their kno,-.,ledge of the language.

Caroline Babcock

Tom Burrell

Mary Colvin, Vice-Pres. -Treas.

Sue Ellis

Janice Hayes

Rita Hoskovec

Ferne Lubahn

Connie Murray

G,venn Nicholls

Janice Sons

Sharon Tennant

Lisa Windbigler

Lynda Woodford , Secretary

Spanish Club

FRONT ROW: Marcia Carpenter Pres. ; Kim Carlson , J anice Shakespeare, Hazel Scherrer , Julie Mefhan , Debbie Hottinger, Kathy McMahan BACK ROW: Debby Ellis , Nancy Finnel , Margaret Myers, Gene Scherr er , J im Dodson, Br uce Morriso n, C r aig Bil l ings, and Barry Childs 0 y -I

Spanish Club again did ,vell at International Day at Mines this year , taking first place ,vith an exhibit of paper mache Crusaders.

Many Baring

Evalee Cummings

Steve Davis

Doug Detmer

Suzie Erickson

Greg Freden

Harold Gosse

Scott Halazon

Priscilla Harvill

Jon Kermiet

Junior Classical League

Bob Lindell

Tom McCarthy

Dave Mugglestone

Crai g Pulliam

Kent Rice

Andy Roberts

Sharron Tennant

Don Vanderlaag

Karen Vandersto,ve

Joe Whi t e

Candy Wri gh t

The Junior Classical League sold fruitcakes to purchase the marble statuettes sho,vn here Club members also attended the State JCL Convention at Aurora Hinkley and the National JCL Convention at Western State Kentucky College.

Officers of the JCL ,..,e r e St eve Davis, vice-president; Marcy Ba r ing, secretary; Priscilla Harvill, treasurer; and Kent Rice, president. Kent ,..,as also State Editor of the Colorado - Wyoming JCL

Ada Jo Barber

OFF ICERS

Dave Prier President

Diana Petry - - Secretary

Toni Christiansen - - Treasurer

Gerry Geib - - Senior Representative

Steve Hughes Junior Representative

Carol Hoshiko Sophomore Representative

Ski Club

SKI CLUB MEMBERSHIP ROSTER

Marilyn Anderson

Debbie Barbiero

Carlan Bartram

Debbie Bleidt

Connie Brenton

Celeste Christiansen

Clarissa Corn1a

Dianne Deal

Charlee Deaton

Jade Decker

Laura Douglas

Suzi Erikson

Trudi Fender

Nanci Finnell

Mike Fleming

Jody Gallaghar

Marilyn· Ganong

Robin Gaskill

Max Geh'liX

Maureen Gibson

Jim Goad

Rick Goad

Ed Haase

Suzi Herron

Chuck Horn

Debby Hottinger

Ron Je sse

Vicki Mondero

Bruce Morrison

Becky Mullen

Sofie Murin

Paula Naas

Peg Nelson

Suzanne Orr

Maree Park

Donna Petry

Fred Phillips

Robin Phillips

Merrill Purdy

Kathy Randolph

Gail Reeves

Bob Reed

Jackie Richards

Joy Rogers

Charla Roll

Viki Sabatini

Randy Scott

Sandy Scott

Ginger Stevens

Tom Stone

Cici Strait

Cheri Stroh

Allen Stouder

Ma r y Jo Tennant

Jon Kermiet Sharrom Tennant

Susy Kiklas

Rex Kohler

Zoe Ann Kress

Renee LaReau

Jim Leary

Julie MacKinnon

Peggy MacMorris

Marsh McCauley

Mary McMahon

Julie Meehan

Barbara Thorn

Sue Thorne

Mary True

Bob VanGundy

Karen Vandersto,.,.e

Nancy Vas con cellos

Linda warner

Nancy Waters

Jenne Westdal

Lavonna Williams

Barb Miller Candy \-\fright

Voice of Youth

The Voice of Youth gave young people the opportunity to present a studied opinion concerning local, state, national and international problems. Members helped represent the 1 o ca 1 club through appearances on both radio and television and by writing editorials that have appeared in Denver papers.

Look, George, I think you're all ,.,rong about China!

Mrs Morgan (Sponsor), Caroline Babcock (President), Tom Harbor , George Berlin, Jo Ann Zieman, Sue Harbor , Mr. Wood (Sponsor), and Greg Rogers evidently enjoy informal meetings.

FBLA

One of the highlights of the year for the Future Business Leaders of America \vas the hosting of some 300 participants at the State Convention April 16 At this convention , contests ,-1ere held in the different business areas. Donn a Petry , State President, and Maureen Gibson , Golden High chapter president, ,.,ere official hostesses ,vith the rest of the members helping.

Bob Reed, secretary, Nancy Vasconcellos , his t orian: Donna Petr y , s tate president, Maureen Gibson , chapter president; Vickie Mondero , vice-president; and WayneAndre,.,s, trea surer.

SEATED: Nancy Vasconcellos , V ickie Monder o , Mauree n Gibson, \vay n e And r ews , a n d Bob Reed. ROW ONE : Debby Lay , Renee LaReau , and Eddie Kay Marshall. ROW TWO: G,ven Shattuck , Doris Southard, Arlena Wood, Peggy Nelson , and Mary Spear. RO\v THREE: Donna Teasley, Rna Haskovec , Sh a r on Perry , Pam Malcolm , Linda Christenson , Candy Clauson , Donna Petry , Susy Kiklas, Diana Petry, and Mrs . Reitz (sponsor). RO\v FOUR: Dave Mugglestone and Dale Wydman.

Distributive Education

The main purpose of D. E. is to help students gain practical experience in the business ,11orld and to give students the opportunity to earn extra money The D. E. class also t ook over the management of the school store , formerly run by the F. B. L.A.

Members of the Distributive Education class include, FRONT ROW• Bessie Olin, Pat Lang, Donna Couch , Sue May he,.,, Kathy Randolph, Mary Ma rtin, Soozie Leavett , Rosanna Barrett, Jane Wamboldt, Beverly \vamboldt, Dale Loeffler.

SECOND ROW· Shirley Kern, Pam Malcolm , Naomi Glenn , Gary Inman , Sharon Bochatey , Peggy Nelson , Darlene TerMatt, Jona Boling , Nikka Stephans , Nancy Keeling , Bi 11 i e Anderson, Charlene \vood. BACK RO\v : Charlotte Messenger , Judy Bartelmay , Mr. Peterson, Bill King, Steve Crest, Jim Pov,ell, Mark \\/arner, Geo rg e Fulh.,-ood, Chuck Kolin, Larry Fears , Randy Schluns

School Store

Better than the se n ior float???

Competitive Speech

Competition was the key ,vord this year as many GHS students of debate and discussion worked ,vith the ques t ion of compulsory arbi t ration in labor disputes

Meeting and competing with other schools from all over the state of Colorado was interesting , informative, and exciting Through the process of bettering themselves , these students have greatly advanced the reputation of Golden High.

DRAMATIC INTERPRETAT I ON: FRONT ROW: Debbye Dixon, Kathy Kapke, Pat Lang , Peggy MacDona ld , J anie Parfet , Susy Kiklas , Jackie Richards , Connie Nelson , Dorothy Alber t SECOND RO\v: Chris Myers , Dave Mick, Joel Salisbury, Paul Prouty, Mark Warner, Kent Rice , Kevin White, Randy Blesh , Che r yl Ma r ti , Marci Runner.

DEB ATE TEAM: FRONT RO W : Br ett Br ay , George Berl in , Gr eg Flebbe , Jo hn Alder , Dave Thomas , Lar r y Christensen , Mike Ball. SECOND ROW: Ca r o li ne Babcock, Mary Jane Moore , Jackie Jump, Terri Sampson , Jean Schl ecten.

Alyn Hausen

Allison Lehti

In its second year of organization the Girl ' s Gymnastics offered a program of activities to promote physical fitness.

Girl gymnasts performed during half-time at basketball games and tr ained weekly for sp ring competition.

Honor Society

Scholarship, leadership, character , and service are recognized as fundamental virtues most useful to society. To exalt these obJect1ves and hold them ever before the school as goals to,.,ard ,.,h1ch all should strive 1s the purpose of the National Honor Society.

Girls' Gymnastics

MEMBERS· Coleen Meyer Joy Rogers

Miss Moore ,.,as ah.,ays willing to l end a helping hand.

FRONT ROW: Marcia Carpenter , Jean Schlecten (secretary-treasurer), Mary Spear (president), Cathy Morris. SECOND ROW• Donna Petry, Pat Kelley , Suzi Herron, Peggy MacMorris , Leslie Ste\'1 art , Diana Petry. THIRD RO\v· Miss Fairbanks (sponsor), Kent Rice, Paul Taylor, Bill Fishback, Gregg Kampf.

Peggy McDonald Julie Meehan

Kathy Small Charlotte Starks

T s

Although the record does not sho,., it , the tennis t e am did very ,.,ell th is last season , considering it , .,as o ne o f co mpl e t e r e building b y Co a c h Ly nn Ne l so n.

There wer e no returning lettermen to spark the team and only one other player, Paul Prouty , had had any previous "A" squad experience

Prouty held do, ., n the number one singles ,.,ith Dale Wydman holding the second singles . Mike Van Wyk ,., as the third man in singles Brian Hauff and Larry Nelson also had fair records in their first year of "A" s quad play .

Prouty , Van Wyk , Wydman and Nelson ,.,ent to dis trict fo r Golden th is year--Prouty and Van \vyk in the singles and Wydman and Nelson in the doubles Both ream s ,.,ent into the sec ond r ound , after ,-.,inning in the first round , and were defeated

Dale Wydman 4 -3

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Mike Van Wyk 4- 3

Larry Nelson 3 -4

Paul Prouty 1-6

Brian

2-5

Greg Kampf 5-2

Mike Braisted 4-0

Coac h Lynn Nelson

TOP SlX

1 Roger Thompson

2 Ron Starbuck

3 Greg Flebbe

4 Kavin Richie

5 Robert Moffett

6 . Barry Suave

Cross-Country-5th 1n Conference

Golden "65" Harriers finished in 7th place in the state meet and in 5th place in the Jefferson County conference meet The team ,.,,as dominated by seniors this year as Ron Starbuck , Barry Suave , Bob Moffett, and Greg Flebbe finished their running careers under Coach Booton.

The "66" season sho,.;s great p r omise as this year ' s number 1 man Roger Thompson and number 4 man Kavin Richie ,.;ill be back to lead' the team.

Ron Starbuck is pictured running the course at Berkley Pa r k in t he conference meet He finished 17th ,.,,ith a time of 7:56 .

The ' 65 cross country team consisted of ( from the left) , first ro,.,,: Barry Suave , Kavin Richie , Roger Thompson , Greg Flebbe, Ron Starbuck , Robert Moffet; second ro,.;: Mark Trezise , Louis Jones , Don Boettcher, Dennis Potter, Sam Hancock, John Brueske, Terry Brueske , and Richard Booton , coach.

You say the ball ,.,rent t hat away?

Golf

Under the direction of Coach Weiland , the golf team began practice in early March at Rolling Hills Country Club. Compet1t1on began for the team on March 22 and continued on into May

Returning letterman Bil l Le,.,ris practices putting .

Coach \ve1land discusses golfing ,.,rith pro Jack Hardin before practice.

1965-66

Coach Skene's Demons this year came ,vithin t,vo points of the league championship and a free trip to the state playoffs. After a g r im pre-season record of one ,..,in and two losses , the Demons came back to s,veep league competition, leaving many opponents scoreless and defeating \vheatridge , the strongest opposition by four points. In the last game of the season Go 1 den met Lake,vood , also undefeated , to decide the Jeffco League Championship

Before a cro,vd of 9 , 000 fans, Lakewood won the hard-fought battle by a score of 21-20, leaving the D e mons thrice defeated but never dispirited.

A-SQUAD OFFENSE

ST ANDING· Dick Kesler , Craig Goodell, Joe Rillos, Wayne Andre,vs, Randy Blesh , Bob Hayes , Nelson King, Coach Gary Beck,vith. KNEELING· Kevin \vhite , Brad \villiamson , Dave Meinecke , Russ Meyer, Russ Scharf.

A-SQUAD DEFENSE

STANDING : Dave Johnson , Craig Goodell , Rich Long, Coach Dave Skene , Mike Nelms , Jim Leary , Paul Refvem. KNEELING : Russ Scharf, Brad Williamson, Ron Elkins , Russ Meyer, Kevin \vhite.

KEV IN Wl-llTE

1st Team All-Confe r ence , All-Me tr o:

2nd Team All-Sta t e

8-SQUAD

Demons Miss Championship by Two Points

This season, Darr e 1 Hafling's Demon grapplers fought their ,.,ay to the district championship and an eighth place 1n the State Wrestling Tournament,

In conference play, the Demons compiled an over-all record of seven wins and no losses Golden then ,.,ent on to cop the district trophy ,..,ith 109 pomts, 40 points more than second-place Arvada West

Five Demon ,.., rest 1 er s ,.,ent to s t ate T,.,o of them, Jim Johnson at 138 and Russ Scharf at 180, placed third in their respect1 ve classes , a fitting climax to the most outstanding ,., rest l 1 n g season in recent G H. S. history

Wrestlers

Gene Pickthall fights for points in the District meet .

STANDING· Coach Lonnie Weiland , Bruce Hermansen, Ron Elkins, Russ Scharf, Russ Meyer, John Wright, Jim Johnson, Coach Darrel Hafling KNEELING: Sam Zaharias , Randy Blesh, Rick Mayer, Joe Bergstrom, Very! Bell , Gene Pickthall, Fred Ryland, Gary Inman.

ST ANDING: Bruce Hermansen, Robby Coop , Sam Zahar1as, Dan Brindle , Mark Jennings, Hal Ochs, Coach Lonnte Weiland. KNEELING: Doug Hoskovec, John Brueske, Larry Nels on, Chuck Annand, Ron He t rick , Louis Jones

A-SQUAD

8-SQUAD

Leonard Potter performs an Iron Cross ,.,,hich is one of the most difficult gymnastic feats

"A" SQUAD

FRONT ROW: Leonard Potter. Dave Rodriguez, and Norm Miles BACK ROW Rick Ormsbee , Leshe Nelson, Dave Merriman , Dave Siefken, and Pac Nelms

Rick Ormsbee and Dave Rodriguez are both outstanding examples of ,vhy the team has suffered so fe,v losses during their three years of attendance at G. H.S Each individual has provided stiff competition ,vithin the team , as well as among other schools.

Gymnastics Co-Captains

During halftime of many home basketball games, the G. H S. gymnasts, supervised by Coach Bob Arnold, demonstrated routines that carried them into league competition. They entered the season ,vith an undefeated record. and continued their ,.;ins throughout the spring

Rick Ormsbee does an ''L" seat on the parallel bars.

Dave Rodriguez performs a handstand on the gym floor.

Coach Tom Steinke's cagers finished the '65-66 season ,., it h a very admirable 5-13 over-all record. After a slo,v start in the first round of league play, the Demons rose to the occasion to earn 5th place behind the league leaders - - Wheatridge and Alameda

KNEELING. Mike Neuhauser (guard), Gregg Hayes (guard), Joe R11los (guard) , Bob Hayes (guard), and Bill Lewis (guard). STANDING Chuck Herron (center), Ken Vogeler (for,vard), Rich Long (center) , Paul Taylor (for,.,ard), and Jeff Waters (fon\·ard).

KNEELING : Dave Hyatt, Craig Pulliam, Glen Coble , and Curtis Dean . ST ANDIN G: Greg Campbell , Bill Nogues, Buddy Orr, and Bruce Jaycox.

" A" SQUAD

"B" SQUAD

B. Arnold

M. Ayers

M. Baker

C. Beckner

B. Benning

D. Boettcher

B. Bray

D. Brindle

G. Campbell

M. Carpenter

G. Coble

C. Crew

G. Dodd

J. Dodson

G. Flebbe

Coach Booton (right) and Coach Papke spent many long hours after school ,-,orking ,.,ith the boys

MEMBERS OF THE 1966 TRACK TEAM

J. Foley

R. Forrest

T. Goodell

R. Guven

K. Hefley

D. Helfenbein

G. Ingram

Z. Is ley

V. Isted

M. Jenning s

J. Knight

C. Koontz

M. Lindell

D. Long

R Martin

D. Middleton

G. Moerbe

8. Moffett

M. Neuhauser

D. Nicholls

H. Ochs

G. Owens

G. Park

J Perkins

D Potter

K. Richie

J. Saunders

R. Scott

M. Sharick

G. Sherrer

M. Shupbach

J. Smith

C. Sparks

R. Starbuck

B. Suave

P. Taylor

M Trestze

D. Vanderlaag

8. VanGundy

F. VanGundy

K. Voegler

Karl White

Kevin White

R. Whiteside

I. Yarbrough

This year's track team, one of the largest athletic teams at Golden, takes time to pose before beginning practice.

This year's track t eam had over 60 participants in such events as high jump, hurdles , sho t put , and many different running events Greg Flebbe, the team captain , ran in the 880 yard run, and many different relays. Char he Crev. ran the high and lo," hurdles and was voted by the Trident staff as th e outstanding track member

Charlie Cre,.., and Bob l\.1offett competed in t he high and lo,.. hurdles Charlie being top man and Bob second .

Kevin \vh1te sho,.; s ,.,inning form in shot put

Greg Flebbe, t hr o u g h de t erm1n at1on and fine runnin g form, ,vas elected captain of the '66 tr ack squad ,

FRONT ROW: Randy Shader, Dave Hyatt, Mark s,..,anson, Bruce Jaycox, Jim Seidel, Very! Bell, Greg Hayes , Chuck Annand, and Dave Batten SECOND ROW: Jim Harris, Bob Ha yes, Buddy Orr , Ne 1 son King, Dennis Hatchell, Kirk Kampf , John Campos, Ron Morro,., , Joe Rillos , Ji m Cathcart, and Bob Graham BACK ROVv' : Gregg Kampf, Dale Wydman, Wayne Andrews, Rich Long, Coach McLaren, Coach Steinke, Dave Johnson, Russ Scharf, J im Johnson, and Randy Blesh,

Baseball

Rich Long, Dave J ohnson, Ji m Johnson and Randy Blesh ,.,ere the only returning lettermen fr om th e ' 65 squad .

Baseball training at Golden started on March 1 , \'lith the first signs of spring. Coached by Mr McLaren and Mr. Steinke, the team ,.,on its first game against Jeffe rson, 6-2. According to Coach McLaren, baseball is a spor t that th e boys can enjoy because it is not as competitive as other spo rt s .

Coach Steinke ( left) and Coach McLaren prepare for the first game of the season.

Wa yn e Andr e ws

J oe Rillos Nelson King

Bob Hayes

Jim Johnson

Ra n dy Blesh

Dave Johnson Rich Long

Greg Hayes

F A C u L T y

Ge r ald Difford

Ass1Stant Principal and the Administration's enfo r cer.

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\vhethe r studying Thoreau ' s "Life in the \voods", learning the myste r ies of the atom, or unlocking the world of advanced mathematics , our academic life has been closely tied to the guidance and influence of our teachers. Our fa cu 1 t y , in sha ring \vith us some of their ,,;ealth of experience , has helped us to est ab l 1 sh and r each for tentative goals Because of their interest in the individual student, Golden is a better school.

Administration

Dudley So lomon , Principal , is the cent r al point around which revolves GHS, its academics and activities.

Mabel Bolitho Dean of Girls and guidance counselor

Tony Calabro Dean o f Boys and guidance counselor .

and Faculty

Robert Arnold Social Studies

Mabel Bishop Girls' Physical Education

Gary Beck,-1ith Social Studies

Mr. McLaren is a master of both history and humor.

Ralph Bishop Social Studies

Richard Booton Boys' Physical Education

J ohn Chapman Physics

Loren Chris t ensen Chemistry

Dan Comer Mechanical Ora wing

Christa Coon Librarian

Mr . Chapman explains a physics problem to one of his

To keep the library operating smoothly , Mrs Coon requires full-time assistance.

Roy Daugherty Journalism , History

c l asses.

John Dunn English

Truly Drake English

Sophomores may be slow a t first , but Mr. Ha flin g ' s geometry c 1 asses accelerate as th e y ea r passes

Ray Ewing Spanish

Helen Fai rban ks English

Louise French Special Education

Darrel Hafling Ma them a ti cs

Ruby Hale Mathematics

Mr. Nelso n relaxes at the faculty volleyball game.

Ed H er b e r Mathematics

Marian J ackson English

Joyce Kinsman Secretary

Mr. Pashovich teaches the only bilingual history classes in GHS.

Mary Miller English

Dave Le,v1s Business Education

Al McLaren Social Studies

Mrs. Morgan oversees proJects in the art room.

D. J. Moore Business Education

Lynn Nelson English

Mildred Morgan Art

Ellen Nutt Secretary

Carole Ogilvie Home Economics

Norm Papke Mathematics

Art Papenfus Biology

Miss Ogilvie assists her Home Economics students \vith their proJects .

Alex Pashovich Russian , Histo r y

Maud Priest Latin , English

A1 Perrella Industrial Arts

Raoul Pir r i French

Freida Rei tz Business Education

Ed Peterson Distributive Education

Elino r Reiser Business Education

Mr. Ryan rehearses with the choir before a concert.

Pat Ryan Vocal Music

Lo,vell Sharp Speech , Social Studies

David Rucker Instrumental Music

NOT PICTURED : Lee Harris Reading Room Supervisor

Dave Skene Boys ' Physical Education

Tom Steinke Biology

Lonnie \veiland Driver's Education

Da,vn Struxness English

Martha \vagnon Secretary

Dew·ain \vood Social Studies

Katherine Tait Secretary

Lucy Wynar German

"6bl GO

s 0 p H 0 M 0 R E s

Class of '68.

Sophomore class officers are President Jim Seidel , Vice-President Glen Coble , and Treasurer Andy Rob e rt s . No t pi c tur e d i s Se c retary Jill Pi c kett.

Mike Le roy Mary Sue Teresa Chuck Al l en Anderson Anderson Anderson Anderson Annand

Mike An na J anet \,v alter Don Ca rolyn Baker Ball Ba rr e tt Bart osh Bates Beama n

Myrna Charles Joe Bob C raig Doug Beattie Beckner Be r gstrom Beumer Billings Bochli

Christine Bohn

Reinhard Broszat

Ron Bo,..,man

Geneva Bro,..,n

Belinda Ca rlton

Glen Coble Curtis Dean

Jim Brady -

Terry Brueske

Bonnie Chadwick

Vincent Cole Cha rle e Deaton

Mike Braisted

Lynn Brunnell

Celeste Chr i sten so n

Waldeen Cooper Judy Deitchel

Kathy Brehm

Billy Burns

Lynn Chur chill

C larissa Co rn ia

Chris Denton

Harold Briggs

Tom Burrell

Philip Clark

Deanna Cullum

Vicki DiDonato

Dan Brindle

Randy Cald,, ell

Vickie Clay

Jimmy Day

Patrice Diller

Pam Dinger

Rudy Farmer

I Joy Foley

Andy Frederick Jim Goad

' Doug Doffing

Linda Fa rr

Judy Foley

Jodi Gal l agher

Tom Goodell

Bob DuBois

Tim Feathe r

Leroy Foreman

, Goodrich

Jeff Duesterbeck

Gary Fleming

Billy Durrant

Micheal Fleming

Randy Forrest Robin Gaskill

Pam Go tt a

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Dick Easton

Sue Floyd

Greg Freden

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Ellis

Gene Fodor

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Lonnie Gray

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Lois Guth

Kaylene Heimer

Jim Higbee

Doug Hoskevec

David Igo

Eddie Haase

Janie Henderson

Marrin Hills

Jim Ho,.,, arter

Gary Ingram

Irene Hackenberg

Bill Hensha,v

Sandra Hirtreitor

Sharleen Humphrey Vincent Isted

Fred Hageman Jo Hungn ess

Jona Jahrig

Sherry Hamilton

I Steve Hensha,.,, Barbara Hoffman

J im Hutchinson

Lynda Jay

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Sam Hancock

Ron Hetrick

Pam Hogan

David Hyatt

Bruce Jaycox

Greg Hayes

Debbie Hewes

Caro l Hoshiko

Dave Hyatt

Barbara Johnson

A big dance concluded sophomore ,, eek and marked the end of sophomore problems. ( For a ,vhile any,vay!)

Mike Maugham

J ohn Mc Wi l liams

Benny Millwood

Mary Maupin

J ulie Meehan Tyrene Moore

Rick Mayer

Jim Mehring Dena Mossdorf

Larry l\1alay

Brenda McCauley

Frank Memme r

Brenda Morris

Charles Maddox

Phyllis Malcom

Linda McFadden

Donna Mester

Liz Morris

Mike Maddox

Linda Matherly

Kathy McMahon

Barbara Miller

Bruce Morrison

Carolyn Madson

David Matthe,.,,s

Lonnie McQuistan

Ann Mills

Pete Morrison

For once , sophomores watch their books inst ea d of the clock.

Carolyn Mudra

8111 Nogues

Shirley Paschall

Gregg Peterson Jill Picket

Myers Hal Ochs

Dianne Deal

Fred Pfeifer

Charla Pickthall

Paula Naas

Pat O'Neal

Dan Pearce

Sam Phillips

Mike Pinkney

Pat Nelms •

Suzanne Orr

Doris Peel

Dale Nicholls

Floyd Page

Stephanie Pegis

Gary Nicholls

Gene Pa r k

Ju dy Peitchal

Connie Nielson

Andie Parker

Mary Perkins

Kavin Richie Don Sagee Jim Seidel Kathy Small

Randall Shader Cha rl es Spark

ICraig Pullium

Andy Roberts

Ken Santistevan

Jane Shakespeare Eddie Spritzer

Lita Quintana

Joy Rogers

Mike Sharick Pam Starbuck

Sam Randolph Charla Roll Rick Sayre Tim Shepard

Charlotte Starks

John Stechert

Gene Stone

Jurgen Steinert

Lana Stouder

Mary Jo Tennant

• I Jim Tripp Blake Valentine

Walt Stephenson

Penny Stowe

Teddy The t ford

Patrick Tubbs

Sharon Valentine

Bill Stevens

Sherry Stroh I Jim Tilden

Richard Tunis Karen VanderstO\'le

Paul Stewart Pam Sundsetter

Mark Trezise

Leslie Turner Ron VanGundy

Duane Stinson

Mark s,.., a nson

Carol T rimpe

Richard Turner Linny Van \-v1nkle

Es ther Stinson

Becky Teague

Frances Tripp

Sand ra

Tu r ner

J immie VanHorn

not pictured :

Don Vermillion

Lorrene \vaniska

J ay White

Karl Wise Ga r en Young

Lynda Vincent Pat \varner

Karl White

, Woodson Sue Zinanti

Ken Vogler

Nancy \vaters \ves \v1dener Candy Wright

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Nancy Wade Peggy \v a ters Christy \villa rd Leslie \vr1ght Amundsen , Lucky Anderson , Chris Deal, Dianne Enssl in , F'red F'leer , Cynthia Funk , Phyllis George , Leonard

Dale \vages

Dianne Weldon

Jim W1llcoxen

Dave \-'J a lcott

Joanne \vest

La Vonna Williams Lisa \vindbigler

f ' r ( ..

Richard Sue Jerrie Wyatt Wydman Yarbrough \

Sophomores

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Class of '67

Junior class officers are President Jeff \vaters , Vice-President Joe Rillos , Secretary Linda Warner , and Treasurer Mark Schupbach

Roxie Alder

Marilyn Anderson

Dayle Applegate Roger Armagost

Bill Ar nold

Russell Axtell

Ada Jo Barber

Mike Ayres

Debbie Barbiero

Monte Baco n

Ma rt y Baring

Lind a Baker Mike Ball

Carlan Bartr am Dave Bat t e

Tom Beebe Verl Bell

Jim Bennett

Benny Benning Tim Bergquist

John Bergstrom

Cheryl Bierhaus

Debbie Bleidt

Ja n Bliesner

Barb Blum

Don Boe ttcher

Marcia Bohks

Michael Bohn

Jim Bradley

Bi ll Brady

Br ett Bray

Ca l Bromfield

John Bru eske

Cindy Brunton

Lo is Buckles

Cindy Bu llock

Gr eg Campbell Kim Carlson

Mike Carpenter

David Cash James Ca th cart

Linda Chadwick

Barry Childs

Linda Christenson Kathryn Cla rk

Becky Clark

Ca ndy Cla,.,son

Mark Cochrane

Martha Conway

Alan C raig

C arol Cre,.,

Jade Decker

.M. Robby Coop

f It Jerry Cordell

Evalee Cummin~

Carol Deyo

Dave Dobyns

Bruce Corrigan

Nola Creason

Steve Davis

Gar y Dodd

Janet Dodot

Jim Dodso n Laura Douglas

Jennifer Duga n

Tim Eager

Lynda Elliot

Susie Erikson

Bill Evans

T rudi Fender

Jim Foley

Ron Foley Gayle Gall egos

Rosie Gardn e r

9" ., i\ "'

Jim Gilbe rt Rick Goad

Steve Godbey

Harold Gosse J an Go uld

Sharon Graham Go r don Grenfell Robert a Gr e nfel l Margaret Gr isham Scott Halazon

Steve Hall Danny Hamilton

Dave Hamilton

Kathy Han c o ck Roy Harris

Prisc illa Harvill De nnis Hat c hell

Brian Hauff

Bob Hayes Cha n da Hea l ey

Kent He fley

Br u c e He r mansen

Chuck Herron Mike Heydt

Nan c y Hirtreiter

Rita Hoskovec

Debbie Ho tt inger

Ga ry Ho ught o n C raig Huffman

St e v e Hugh es

Zephyr I s ely

Cha rles Ja c k son

Curt J enkins

Vickie Jen kins

Jane Johnson

Louis Jones

Nelson King

Cheryl Korb

Mark Jennings

Steve Johnson

Kirk Jungbluth

Bill Kirby

Debby Lay

"Togetherness?" Pictured above are Verl Bell, Bruce Hermanson, Brian Huff.

Linda Kennedy

Nietta Knight

Lonnie Knittle

Jay Lehti

Daryl Lind

Evalyn Kermiet

Ja ck Kolin

I. Bob Lindell

Junio r s Evalyn Kermiet , Ca1o l Mi ller , Jan Bliesner, and Nancy H irtrei t er ,vo r k d 11 i gen t 1 y on a "Bea t Lake,,·ood" poster

Mary MacMahon

Mike Manin Joh n Manner

Jim Maley

Tom MaCanhy

Marsha McCaule y Mike McDermon

Dale Long Jack Loper

Ferne Lubahn Julie MacKinnon

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Bob Marshall

Mary Mason Ed Mast

Peggy McD o n ald

Tom Mc\villiams

Linda McLaren

Dave Merriman

Norm Miles

Carol Miller

Tom Milton

Tom Moore

Ron Morrow

Jim Meunier

Judy Miller

Greg Moerbe

Dave Mugglestone

Colleen Meyer Dave Middleton

Stan Miller

Steve Miller

/ David Moore

Sue Modsorf

Be c ky Mullen

Sofie Murin Connie Murray

Marga r et Myers

Larry Nelson

Les Ne l so n

Sue Ne l so n

Buddy Orr

St e v e Passe r ine

Ch arl o tt e Star ks ' n ose gets a fr esh co atin g o f red paint from Leo n a rd Po tt e r a t th e " Be at La ke\vood" pos t er par ty. Randy Sco tt and Rick Ormsbee h e l p Cha rl o tt e coope ra t e.

Alice Pal me r i,,t

Robe rt Pe ar ce

De n nis Po tt e r

M a ry Park

No rm Perry Shir ley Pe r ry

Leo nar d Po tte r Becky Pr i c e

Mike Neuhauser

Dave Olin

(' Ro n Par ke r

M a ry Pe t e rs o n

Me rr il Purdy

Tish Ramey

Cindy Ray Barbara Reeves

Gail Reeves

Paul Refvem

Judy Rice

Joe Rillos

Jamee Rogers

Paige Roggo,., Joe Romero

Liz Rustad

Fred Ryland

Jim Saunders Allyn Sayre , ...

Michael Scherf Jean Scherrer Mark Schupbach

Sandy Scot t Jean Scholes

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Janet Seipp Dave Siefk1n Darrell Silverthorne

Claire Simmons Ron Simpson

Jo hn Smith

Frank Spritzer

Ri c k suewler

Sue Thome

Karen Smith

Janice Sons

Freddie Steckman Virginia Stevens

Sh ar on Te nnant

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Roger Thompson

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Fred St ruck

Bill Thompson

Gary Thu mau

Steve Spillman Dianna Spritzer

I Thomas Stone Cici Strait

Sue Suggs

Roberta Sullivan

Anne Thomas Barbara Thome

Bill Tilde n Bill Turner

Juniors not Pic tur ed:

Kathy Beebe Ch uck Kolin

John Campos Phyllis tv1alcolm

Alice Den t o n

Darle n e En gl a n d

Larry Fears

Na n c y Fi n nel

No r ma Gale

Bill Helps

C ar o l Hook

Zoe Ann Kr ess

Jim McGirl

Ga ry O,'1ens

Gr eg Rogers

Gil Sat te r field

Te rry Spitz

Lynn Str ai t

Leo \1/ at son

Er ic \1/ingate

....,.,. Woody Van Gundy Linda Van Hom Claire Voss

Marty Ward Linda Warner Jeff Waters

Joe White Barb Wi chmann Tom Wichmann

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John Wright Robin Wright Bill Yarr o l

Cathie Young Court Young

Phil Young Sam Zaharias

Delane Wade Barbara Wal co tt

Paula Webster Ro bert Wei mer

T o m Wi ll iams Ca r ol Will is

s E N I 0 R s

Senior class officers are President Bill Le,.,.is, Secr e t ary Maureen G ibson , and Treasurer Craig Goodell.

Scott Ab e rnathy

Delo ri s Ames

Susan Agnew

Ba rbara And erso n

Class of '66.

John Alder

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Wayne And r e\'IS

Geo r ge Berlin

Chris Bouck

Caroline Babcock

Randy Blesh

Chris Br ady

Roseanne Barrett

Sharon Bochatey

Connie Brenton

Judy Bartelmay

Jona Boling

Cheryl Bro,.,n

Sh e rry Calmette

Lawrence Chris t ensen

Cordelia Conway

Nicky Campbell

Toni Christiansen

Linda Cook

Marcia Carpenter

Clin t Coakley

J Donna Couch

Robe r t Chadwick

Ma r y Colvin

OUT ST ANDING DEMONS

The Outstanding Demons pictured throughout the senior section are those seniors ,-1ho excelled 1n such areas as speech , Journalism, art, student co u n c 11 , and academics. They are those students the faculty felt deserved recognition for their activities and contributions to th e school. We regret that due to a lack of space, ,.,,e could not include all of the nominees.

Cathleen Curtis

Ruth Dobyns

Darrell Ehmann

Douglas Detmer

Mickey Duesterbeck

Ron Elkins

Torn Deyo

Debora Dixon

OUT ST AND I NG DEMONS •

Assistant Editor Cheryl and Page Editor Cathy work on 1 a y - outs for the DEMON '66. Cathy was presiden t of AFS and a member of Nanonal Honor Society. Centennial Singers, and All-State Choir Cheryl was a member of Pep Club and the Trident Staff. Both participated in the All-School Musical.

Cathy Morris and Cheryl Brown

J Wil l iam Fishback

G r egg Flebee

Susan Ellis

James Espy Donald Fockle r

J ackie Englehardt

Ter r y Findley

Geo r ge Fulhvood

David Gallegos

Maureen Gibson

Robert Gr aham

Catherine Garcia

Naomi Glenn

J ames Granquist

Sandra Garretson

Craig Goodell

John Green

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Gerald Geib

Ruth Gossee

Paul Green

Robert Groech

J ohn Hartmeister

Do ri s Hermansen

Rahmi Guven

La rry Ha\vley

Susa n Herron

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Susan Harbour

Dani el Heil

James Homeri ck

J ames Harris

Linda Henderson Charles Ho r ne

Carol Inman

David Johnson

Laura Johnson

Gary Inman

James Johnson

Renee Johnson

Dale Janik

OUTSTANDING DEMONS

Trident Editor Dale and DEMON '66 Edito r Ter ri ta ke it easy after deadline . Terri was ueasurer of AF S. and qualified with a superi or r a ti ng in extempo ran eous speaking , for th e St ate Speech Mee t. Dal e r eceived an Academic Achievement a\"ard , and th e Op ti mis t s Youth Appreciation Award.

Karen Jones Ja cquelin e Ju mp

Dale J anik and Te rri Sampson

Gregg Kampf

Nancy Keeling

Patrici a Kelley

Kathleen Kapke

Kathleen Kelley

Karen Ke rmiet

Sherry Kern Rex Kohl e r

Paula K r ueger

Dick Kesler

Diana Koken

June LaBorde

Susy Kiklas

Stephen Kr est

Patric ia Lang

Bil l King

Walla ce Kr oege r

Rene LaReau

Steve Latham

Susan Leavi tt

Richard Long

Tom La,vlor

Barbara Ledesma

Peggy Mc Morris

Marilyn Layden

William Lewis Pam Malcom

J ames Leary

Dayle Loeffler

Edwina Ma rshall

Student Co u n c i 1 representatives Kent and Dave discuss an Inter-Club Co u n c i 1 proJect. Dave, president of Int er-Club Council and an outstanding debater. ,-.ras active in Centennial Singers and Concert Choir for three years. Kent. active in speech, ,-.ras stat e editor of the JCL paper "Vox Zephri," was assistant editor of the Trident and ,.,,as a member of the Annual Staff.

OUT ST ANDING DEMONS

Kent Rice and Dave Thomas

Cheryl Marti

Carolyn Mayhe,.,,

George Martin

John Matson

Edward Mccree

Mary Martin Richard Martin

OUTST AND I NG DEMONS

Ma r cia Carpenter and Anne Simpson

Spanish Club p r esident Marcia, and French Club Presiden t. Anne, count the proceeds fr om the Bake - Sale Boo th at the Ca rn ival. Anne ,vas secre tary of Voice of Youth, and a membe r of Pep Club and A F S. Ma r cia took pa rt in All Sta t e Orchestra , b e 1 on g e d to t he Na tiona 1 Hono r Soc i ety , and received academic achievemen t a,., a r ds

Da vid Mick

Ri t a Miller

J ames McGirl

Jo y ce Mes ter Pam Mills

Dave Meinecke

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Russ Meyer Vick i Mondero

Mary Jane Moore

Peggy Nelson

Ricky Ormsbee

Catherine Morris

Ronnie Nelson

Donald Paine

Chris Myers

G\.,renn Nicholls

J ane Parfet

( Connie Nelson

Bessie Olin

J anie Peneton

Sharon Perry

Fr ed Phillips

J ames Po,.,,ell

Diana Petry

Ge ne Pi ck t hall

David Pri e r

Don na Petry

Cynthia Pike

-C...:," Paul Prou t y

Sandra Petty

Andrea Pomer oy

Ka t hryn Randolph

OUTSTAND IN G DEMONS

J oel Sa li sb ury and Jackie Ju mp

J oel points ou t details in one of his landscapes to J ackie Bo th r eceived recognition for out standing ,.,o r k in a rt s and c r aft s. Joel also qualified for the State Speech meet fo r interpretation of poetry and J ackie qualified in discussion. Bo t h could be found painting scenery for the senio r play and "Oliver!"

Robert Reed

Kent Rice

Nora Rieley

Wi lli am Reed

Ja ck i e Richards

Dave Rodriguez

Gr egg Rogers Sharon Ruckman

OUT ST ANDING DEMONS

Marci and Dorothy look for readings for the District Speech Meet \'/here Dorothy qualified for State in poetry. Marci was a finalist in drama at t he Adams State Speech Fiesta. Dorothy was the student director of the senior play and Marci had the female lead in "Oliver!" Marci was also active in Centennial Singers and Dorothy ranked high academically

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David Rummerfield Marci Runner

Marci Runner and Dorothy Albert

Ruth Sackett

Terri Sampson

Barry Sauve

Joel Salisbury

Gilbe r t Satterfield

J ean Schlechten

Keith Scholes

Ronnie Scoville

Anne Simpson

Randy Schluns

Robert Scully

Donald Smith

Lynn Schweiger

Brenda Shaffstall

Ronald Smith

Randall Scott

G,..,en Shattuck

Linda Smolka

Doris Southard

Leslie Stewar t

Donna Teasley

Mary Spear

All en Stouder

Darlene Ter Maat

Nikka Stephen

Gerald Sutton Tommy The tfor d

Vicky Stephens

Paul Tay l o r

David Thomas

OUT ST AND ING DEMONS

Student Coun c il representatives Mary and Gregg go over reports from their homerooms Voted "Most Intelligent" , both received Academic Achievement A,., a rd s and belonged to National Honor Society. Mary belonged to Pep Club and FTA. Gregg ,vas a member of " G'' Club and Dance Band.

Kathleen Tolos

Ve r da T r o,.,bridge

Shi r ley Tubbs

Phil Tripp

Mary T r ue

Robert VanGundy

Mary Spear and Gregg Kampf

Michael Van Wyk Nancy Vasconcellos

OUT ST AN DI NG DEM ON S

Car oline Babcock and J ea n Schlecht e n

Caro l ine a n d J ean exchange info r mat ion i n p r epa r ation fo r t he Dis tr ic t Speech Mee t . J ean qua li fied fo r t he St a t e Mee t in deba t e , pla y ed t he pa n of Mrs. so ,.,erberry in "O li ve r !". and he l d th e office o f sec r e t ary -treasu r e r o f Hono r Soci e t y Ca ro l ine was also ac t ive in de b a t e , h ad t he lead pa rt in "Boys a n d G h ouls To g e th e r '', a n d p r esided as p r eside nt o f Vo i ce o f You t h. Bo th gi r ls also ma i n t a in ed high academic r eco r ds

J ane Wamboldt

Sco tt Wa r d

Ma r k Wa r ne r

Roc ky Wh it esi d e

Eri c Wi n g at e

Leo Wa t son

Bradl e y Will iamso n

Ar lena Wood

We couldn't have looked tha t funny1

SENIORS NOT PICTURED

Connie Alexander

Michael Babb

Richa r d Beard

Donald Doffing

Cla rence Eversman

Glenn Finley

Joseph Flaherty

Richard Fleury

Ja ckie Fo rslund

Janice Hayes

Bonnie Kip Hiatt

J eanne Ja cobs

Rodney Jones

Ma tt Karl

Richard MacGill

John Mayo

James McGirl

Charlotte Messinger

Robert Moffett

Mike Nelms

John Palmer

Jack Pe rkins

Russell Scharf

Janis Shakespere

Rona l d Sta r buck

Peggy Trujillo

Kevin White

Charlene Wood

JoAnn Zieman

Lynda Woodford

Dale Wydman

Kent Kelley

James Young

Senior Directory

ABERNETHY, SCOTT A. (ABBY)

football, 9. Letterm a n's Club, 9, Mock Polnlcal Convention 10, Boy's Notse, 11, 12. Ski Club, 12: Ski Club Vice-President, 12, Ptom Comm1ttec , 11.

AGNEW SVSAN J. ( AGGIE)

Trtde/11 s u rr. 12: AMual SuCC, 12, Bo1,llng lntramurals, 9,

ALEXANDER, CONNIE M. (BLONDE)

Pre.ddent of Cl.us , 9, Secreca.zy of Pep Club. 10, Pep Club, 9,10, D.E.C. A., 12.

AMES, DELORIS A ( DEE)

Chee rleader, 9,1' Pep Club, 9,l0.ll.l2, Drill Team, 10 French Club, 10. A.FS, ll,12, V1ce-Pres1dent A.FS. 12, f,T A , ll,12,TreJ.SwerF.T.A., l I. Homecoming Queen Candidate, 12; Gymnastics, 11, F' B L.A .• 12, Musical, 10, Prom Committee. 11,

ANDERSON, BILLlE J ( BIL)

Pep Club. 9 , 10,11, Drill Team , 9,10, Choir , 9,10 , 11: D,E.C.A. Club, 12. F B L.A., 12. Ski Club, I 0, 12, Octet , 9, lntramurah, 9.

ANDREWS, I\IAYNE W, roocba J, 9,10 , 11,12, Basketball, <l, Baseball, 10,11,12, Track, 9, SpanuhClub, 11, F.B.L.A., 12, F B,L,A. Tre;uurer. 12. ~c- Club. 11 12, Boy's Notse, 11, 12, lnu.imural Baskecball , 11

BABCOCK, CAROLINE Dance Band, 12, Senior Pl3y, 12, \'oice of Youth, 10.11.12. ~ench Club 10 , ll, 12, A.F.S , 11,12, Pep Club , 10, All·School Musical, 10. Competitive Speech , 12 : lntc·nallonal Club, 9, School C u n1val , 11, 12, Science C.lub, 9.

BARTEL M \ Y, JUDlT H L (JUD) Pep Club, 9,10 , 11. Cheetleader, 9 Science Club, 9, Intern a tional Club , 9, Drill Team, 9, 10, Student Council, 9, Red Cross , 9, ~ench C l ub , 10, 11, Philosophy Dl.!cwsion, 11. Annual Staff , 12, Senior Play , 12, Conce11 Cholr , 9,11, D.E.C A Llub, l'.!.

BLESH, RANDY E. Football , 9 , 10 , 11 , 12, Wrestling. 9 , 10,11 , 12, Baseb a ll 11,12, Gymn as tics , 9, C.holt , 9 , 10 , 11. Key C l ub, 11,12, "G" Club , 10,11,12, School Play , ll , 12.

BOCIIATEY , SHARON L. Pep C l ub, 1,10 , 11, D.E.C..A, Club , 12; Drill Team, 9,10, Bo-.. li ngClub Trea· surer, 9.

BRADY, CHR!STlNE

CHADWICK , ROBERT D. (CHAD)

CHRISTIANSEN,

COOK , LINDA R. (COOK)

Pep Club , 9 , 10,11 , 12: Pep C l ub Sec retary , 12, A.F.S. , 11 , 12; Ski Club , 10 12. Student CouncU , 9, ftench Club , 9, DrUl Team , 9 , 10: Na tional Jr. Honor SOCi· ety , 9.

COUCH , DONNA f, Dr ilJTla Club , 9, Commando's for Chr!St , 10, Gymnas t ics , 11 , 12; F B.L.A., 12 ; O,E C.A. Chlb , 12.

CREW. CHARLES D (CHARLEY) Football, 11, Track, 10 , 11,12, G" Club, 11 , 12, Key Club , 12: Industria l Arts Award, 10 , 12, Boy's Noise, 11, 12, Good Driver Award, 1 L Young Adult Citiz-enshlp Award , 12, Gia$$ Secretary. 11, Prom Committee, 1l. Host to A f S. Student, 12. Boy's State , 12: Studen t Council. 11 , 12, Student Body President , 12, Senior Superlative.

CURTIS , CATHLEEN M, (CATHY) PepClub , 10,11,frenchClub , 10 , ll , 12;A.F.S., ll , 12,F.B.L.A. , 12.

DETMER, DOUGLAS G. (DOUG) foot ball, 10 , 11, 12; c;- Club , 11 12; Chess Club, 10, 12, Che:s.s Club Pt-esldent. 12,J.C.L. , 10 , 11 , 12.

DIXON, DEBORAH C. ( DEB BYE) Pep Club , 9 , 10 , 12, School Muucal, 11, Speech , 11, 12.

DUSTERBECK, MICKEY J. (MICK) lvrestling , 9 , 10 , 11. G Club , 10, 11, football , 10; Cro.s.s-Coum:ry, 11.

EHMANN , DARRELL K. (DAR) Science Club , 9, Science Club Vice-President , 9; Foo tball MaDa ger. 9; Basketball Man a ger , 9, National Jr Honor Socl&y 9, Student Council , 9, Intern a tional Club , 9, Cholr , 9, Red Crau , 9: Red C ross Secretary , 9. A.F.S., 11, Prom Com· ml n ee , 11, Boy's Noise , 11 12, f.B.L,A ., 12, HomecomingComml tt ee, 12; f. T. A, , 12, Ski Club , 12, Philosophy Ducusnon , 12.

ELKINS , RONALD D. (RON) Football , 9 , 10 , 11 , 12, h' restllng , 9 , 10 , ll , 12; T rack , 10 , 11 , 12; "G• Club , 10 , 11 , 12, Demon CouncU , 11 , 12, Boy' s Noue , 11.

ELLIS , SUSAN J. (SUE) French Club , 9, French Clu b Pres ., 9: Pep Club , 9 , 10 , 11 , 12, St udent Council , 11. Junior Class Secretazy , 11. Prom Comm ut e-e , 11; f'rench Club , 12, f. T A • 12, School Mwlcal , ll. Speech Team , 11, Ar t Club , 9.

ESPY , JAMES W. (JlM)

G,H.S

Spantsh Club , 11 , 12: A.F'.S. , 11, 12: Publicity Man a ger A f.S • • 11,12, An n u3.l S t aff , 12, Bustness Mana g er AMu al Su.ff 12; Trident S taff, 12, Wrestlin g, 11 , 12. Geo rge W.uhmgt on , Denv er Chess Club 10: Pre- Law , 10, Wres tling , 10,

FINDLEY , TERRY L. (B A.)

Football, 10, Cross-Country, 11, Base b all , 10 , 1 1, 12 Golde n CenteMial Sin gers , 10 11, Audio-Visual , 10, School Music al, 10. Skl Clu b , 10, Pa per S t aff , 11, 12, Annual Sta ff , 12. Concert Choir , 10 ll, Prom Commi tt ee , 11; Bo y' s Noise , 1\ , 12, Basketball , 9, Senior Superl.atlve , 12.

FIS HBAC K , JOS EPH W ( Il ) , (SILL) Natio na l Hono r Society, 11.12, Ba nd , 9 , 10 , 11 12: All -Stat e Band , 10 , 11 , 12, All•Reg1on Band , 9 , 10 , 11: All-S tate Orchestra , 12: Ot che.s ua, 9 , 10 11 , 12. Sci· ence C l ub, 10, C hemu try C lub. ll, Im ers cholast lc Leag ue 10 , 11 , 12.

FLEBBE , GREG C, Tennis , 10 , C ros s-Coun try, 11. 12 , f ootball, 9; 83.Sketball, 9 , 10, Tra c k , 9 , 10 G' Cl ub , 10 , 11,12, Volceof You th, 12.

GARRETSON , SANDl R.

Intram ur ats , 10 , 11 12 , Pep Cl ub , 9 , 10, Voic e o f Yo uth 12. Rlw l llfl Club , 11, Speec h C lub , 11 12, Gym nast ics , 12

GEIB , GEAAY Senior Sup er l at ive , 12

GIBSO N, MA URE EN L ( RE NE) Stu d en t Co un c il, 9 , 10 Head Girl , 9; Pep C lub , 9 ,1 0 , 11 , 12; F. B L A., 11,12, Pres id e nt f, B, L A , l 2; Histo r ian F B L.A , l L Band , 11 1 2 , Band Secreta.zy, 12, se nio r C lass Secretary , 12; A.f.S. , 10 , 11 , 12 ; C ho ir , 9; Ho m e com in g Comm itt ee , 1 0 , 11 , 12; Ho mecom ing Q ueen, 12: T wl.rler, 9 , 11 , 12; Pro m Co mmittee , 11 , Gir l ' ~ Gymnasti cs , 11. S ki C lub , 1 1 12 , Inter- Cl ub C oun cU 12, Honor Soci ety, 9, GO SS E, RUTH A (RUDI ) Pe p C lub, 9 ,1 0, Junio r Red C rOA , 9 ,1 0; Brtdg e C lub, 1 0; Orl1l Tea m, 1 0, Ftn e Ans C lub, 9, C ho l.r, 9, 10: Philosophy Dls c us.sl o n , 11, AMual Sta ff, 1 2 , Teen - age Republl c ans 12,

Senior Directory

GRANQUIST, JAMES A (GRANNY)

Wrestling , 10,11,12, Basketball , 9; Baseball , 10: Key Club, 10,11,12, Choir, 9, Sophomore Clas.s Treasurer. 1o, Boy's Noi.se, 11, 12.

GU VEN, RAHM!

TURKEY

Sophomore Class President, 10, Junior Clau President, 11. Soccer, 10,11, Math Club, 11, German Club, 11. National Honor Society, 10 , 11.

GOLDEN HIGH Key Club, 12, A. F. S. , 12, Soccer, 12, Senior Superlative, 12.

HERRON, SUSAN K. (SUZI)

Student Council, 10 , 11,SkiClub, 11,12. F.T A., 11,12, F,T A. President, 12 :

Homecoming Attendant, 11,12, National Honor Society, 11,12. Pep Club, 9,10, 11, 12, A. F S., 11, Chee:leader, 9, 12, Inter-Club Council, 12, Pep Club Decorating Chairman, 10, Usherette for Graduation, 11. Prom Commlnee, 11. Drill Team, 10,

HIATT, BONNIE KIP (KIP)

Pompano High School , f1orlda

Junlorenes, 10,11. Pep Club, 9,10, Homecoming Float Decocaung, 11.12, Future

Homemaker$, 9 Student Council, 9,10, Twi.ster Club, 9, Gavel Club, 10,11, Clll$$ Representative, 10, Sophomore Play , 1 O.

JANIK, DALE A

A.F S,, 12, J,C L., 10, Ye.vbook Staff, 11,12, Paper Staff. 11 , 12,Ed!torof

Paper, 12, Boy's Noise. 11,12, Tennis, 12, Golf, 12, National Jr. Honor Society, 9, Carnival Commlnee, 12: Academic Achievement A"'ard, 10.

JESSE, RONNLE L. (HAIR)

Football, 9,11,12, Track , 9,10,11,12, Key Club , 12, Philosophy Dlscl.lS5ion, 12; Voice of Youth, 12. Sk1 Club, 12, Basketball, 9, Audto • VlsuaJ, 10.

JOHNSON , DAVE G. (SURF}

Football, 9,10,11,12; Basketball, 9. Track, 9, Baseball, 10,11 , 12, G Club, 10,11,12, Cholr, 11.12, Demon Council, 11 , 12, Vice-President G~ Club, 12, Trident Staff, 12.

JOHNSON, LAURA A.

Pep Club, 9,10.11,12; F.T.A, 11. A,f.S. , 11,12, PromComml11eeChaJrman , 11. Yearbook Staff, 12. Trldcn, Staff, 12, All School Musical , 11, Senior Play, 12, Speech Team, 11, 12, Choir, 9; Spanish Club, 9. Student Council, 9.

KAMPF, GREGG K.

Band, 10,11,12, Dance Band , 10,11.12, Baseball, 11,12, Tennis, 12, G" Club, 12, Academic Achlevement Award, 10,11, Voice of Youth, 11, A.F.S., 11,12, National Honor Society, 11 , 12, Student Council, 12, Senior Superlative, 12.

KEELING, NANCY A, F H.A., 9,10, G.A.A., 9,10, Pep Club, 9,10, DE.CA. Club, 12, KELLEY, KATHLEEN L, ( KELLEY} Pep Club, 9 , 10,11,12, Pep Club President, 12; A.F.S., 11 , 12, F, T.A 1 11: French Club , 9, Prom Committee, 11, lnttamurals, 9, 10, ll, 12, lr.ter·Club Coun• ell, 12. Russian Club, 11.

KELLEY, PATRICIA M. (PAT) Pep Club, 9,10,11,12, Drill Tum 9 , 10,11,12. A,f.S., 10,11,12,Volceof Youth , 10,11. Treasurer of Voice of Youth, 11, Russian Club, 11, F'tench Club, 10; National Honor Society, 9,11,12, Yearbook Staff, 12, Graduation Usherette, 11, Girl's State Delegate , 11, International Club, 9; Science Club, 9, Treasurer Science Club, 9, Chorus , 9; Red Cross, 9, Academic Achievement, 10, 11, Senior Play, 12.

KERN, SHERRY L.

f,H,A. , 9, Spanish Club, 12, D.E.C.A. , 12, Band , 9 , 10, Choi r , 9 , 10; 4--H, 9.

KESLER, RICHARD A. ( DICK) Student Council, 9 , 10; Clw Treasurer, 9, Sophomore Clw Vice-President, 10, Football, 9,10,11 , 12, Basketball, 9 , 10,11,12. Key Club, 10,U , 12, President Key Club, 12, Junior-Senior Prom Escon , 11.

KI.KLAS , SUSY R. (KlKlAS)

Cheerleader, 9 , 12, Ski Club , 9,10 , 11 , 12, Pep Club, 9,10,11 , 12; Drill Team, 10, f.T.A., 11. f.B.L.A,, 11 , 12: A.F,S. , 11.12, Secret.uyA.F.S. , 12, Girl's Gymnastics, 11, Speech Team, 12; Drama Club. 9, All School Musical , 10. Prom Committee, 11. Senior Superlative, 12.

KREST, STEPHEN P. (STEVE)

Ski Club , 10 , 11. D r ama Club , 9; D.E.C.A. Club, 12, Concert Choir, 11.

KRUEGER , PAULA C.

Vice-Pr esiden t Red Cross, 9, Pep Club , 9.

LaBORDt, JUNE A, (PEANUTS)

Pep Club, 9,11,12, F.T A • 11,12. A.F.S , 10 ,11 ; Red Croy, 9,10; Newspaper StaU. 9

LANC., PATRICIA I. (PAT)

Drama Club , 9, Pep Club, 1 0 Speech Team, 11,l':', School Musical 11 ; D.E. C .A. , 12, Welfare Chlltrm.a.n for D.E.C,.A., 12.

LaREAU, RENEE c. (Rat.EAU)

Sp.inlsh Club, 9,10, National Honor Society, 9,10, F'tenchClub, 11. F.B L.A., 11,12, Ski Club , 12, Pep Club, 9 , 1 0 , 11,12, Prom Committee, 11, llomeoomtng Committee, 12,

LATHAM, STEVEN H (STEVE)

Ski Club, 10 , 11,12, Ycubook. 12, Newspaper, 12; Boy'J Noise, 11.12; Tennt.s, 12

LA lo/LOR, TOM W.

Wrestling, 9, 11 : Tennis, 1~ : Yearbook. 11. Boy's Nolse. lZ

LAYDEN, MARILYN C. (MISS DEMON)

Pep Club Publicity Mgr., 9. Science Club, 9, SpanuhClub, 9, Pep Club, 9.10 ; Tndent Staff, 11 , 12. Philosophy Dlscus~lon, 11,12, Annual Staff, 12, Voice of Youth, 11, Drill Team, 9,1 0 , Competitive Speech, 12 : Carnival Committee, 12. Chorus, 9, 10

LEARY, JAMES W, (JIM) Footb31l, 10,11,12, Baseb111l, 10,11,12, Wrellllng, 10 , "G" Club, 11,12

LEAVITT. SUSAN B (SOOZlE)

Pep Club, 10, D EC A , 12,

LEWIS, WILLIAM J (BILL)

Key Chlb, 11,1 2 , S1udem Council, 9, Baskerbolll, 9,10,ll,l2, Golf, 11,12 : Club, 11,12 : Baseball, 10, Senior Cllll3 Vlce-Ptesldem, 12, Prom Committee, 11 ; Senior Superl:itlve , 12

LOEFFLER, DAYLE L.

French Club, 9 ; Pep Club, 10 , F.B, L,A, 11 ; D.E C A. Club, 12: Dull Team, 1 o

LONG, RICHARD L, (BROOM)

Key Club, 10,11,12, Vice-President Key Club, 10,11,12; Football, 10,11,12, Basketball, 10 , 11,12, B1UebaU, 10,11,12. Srudcnt Councll, 10,11, Senior Supe,• latlve, 12,

MacGlLL, RICHARD L ( DICK) Baseball, l O, 11.

MacMORRIS, MARGARET A. (PEG)

Pep Club, 10,11,12, A.F.S,, ll,12, French Club, 10,SkiClub, 10,11,12,Junlor Cl1Us Treasure:, 11, Studenr Body Sec. ·TreB.S• • 12, Student Council, 12: Prom Committee, 11, Academic Achievement Award , l 0 , 11, Graduation Usherette, 11,

MALCOM, PAMELA J. (PAM) Pep Club, 9, F. B. L. A , 12, D, E.C. A. Club, 12, MARSHALL , EDWINA C (EDDIE KAY) Pep Club, 9,10,11,12, Pep ClubVice·President, 12 : f.B,L A,, 12, Drill Team, 9,10, Intramurals, 9,10,11,12, Prom Committee, 11. Senior Superlative, 12.

MARTI, CHERYL L, (MARTY) Student Council, 9,10, Secrctaty Student Council, 9, Ocret, 9, Bowling Intramurals, 9,10, Drill Team, 9, Pep Club, 9,10,11,12, Concert Choir, 9,10,11,12, All-Stare Choir, 11,12, Dramatics, 11, wudcat Play, 10, AnnuatSuCf , 12: F.B.L,A • 12, Prom Commlnee, 11.

MARTIN, GEORGE E. Concert Choir, 12.

MARTIN , MARY J, (MAR) F, B. L, A., 12, D. E.C. A Club, 12, Choir, 9, Pep Club, 9

MARTIN, RICHARD A. (RICH) Foorbalt, 9 10, Track, 11. "G" Club, U,12,

MATSON , JOHN \". F B,L.A,, 11, Audio-Visual , 11.

MATTHEWS, WU.LA J. (JEANY) Pep Club. 9, 10, D. E,C.A, Club, 12,

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MAYHEW, CAROl,YN S, (BABY HUGHY)

D E.C.A. Club, 12.

MAYO , JOHN T. (TINY)

Band, 9, 10, 11,

MEINECKE, DAVE A. (MINNIE)

Football. 9,10,11,12, Track, 10; "G Club, 11 12; Wrestllng. 9

MESTER, JOYCE L. Pep Club , 9 , 12, Drtll Team, 10: f.B.L.A ,, 12, PtomCommlttee, 11.

MYER , RUSSELL R. (RUSS)

football, 9,10,11,12: Wrestling, 9 , 10 , 11 , 12. Track, 9,10 , ll , 12;StudentCouncll, 10. Key Club, 10. G" Club , 11 , 12, Doy's Noi.$e , ll , 12.

.MONDERO, VICKI A. (WlCK!.E) Pep Club, 11, 12, Ruulan Club, 11, Russian Club Pre,ident, 11. f. B. L.A •• 11 , 12, F B. L. A, Vice-President, 12. Prom Committee, 11. Gymnastics, 11. Ski Club, 12.

MOORE, MARY JANE

Pep Club , 9,10. Science Club, 9; International Club, 9, Newspaper Staff 9, School Mwical , 10, VolceofYouthOfflcez, 11 , 12, Philosophy Disc=lon, 11,12. French Club, 11. F. '3, L.A .• 11, Concert Choir, 9,10; Deb~te Team, 12, Annual Staff, 12. Senior Superlative , 12.

MORRIS, CATHERINE (SCHAUNTZI)

AF S., 9,10,11.12; School Musical, ll. Centennial Singezs , 11 , 12, French Club, 9,10 11. A. F.S. President, 12, AMual Staff, 12. National Honor Society , 11.12; All-Stat e Choir, 12, Voice of Youth, 11. Prom Committee, 11; Academic Achievemen t Award, 11, Pep Club, 11.

MY!RS , CHRIS G. (RUDI)

Band , 9,10 , 11,12, Rus.slan Club , 11; Senior Play, 12, Wrestling, 11. Competitive Speech , 12.

NU.MS , MIKE A.

SOUTH HIGH

football, 9,10,11, Gymnastics , 9 , 10,ll, Student Council, 9,10 , 11.

GOLDEN HIGH football, 12, Gym11.istlcs , 12, Key Club , 12, Boazd of Direc t ors of Key Club , 12.

NELSON , PEGGY L, Prom Commtnee, 10,11,12, HomecomlngC<1mmittee , 12, D.E.C.A. , 12; T reasurez of D,E,C.A, Club, 12, F.B.1...A., 11 , 12: Pep Club , 9 , 10,11,12; Drill Team , 9,10 11. lntramura.l.s , 9 , 10,ll. Ski Club, 12.

NICHOLLS , GWENNLYNN 6. (GWENN)

[nteroational Club , 9, Science Club, 9; N,nional Jr. Honor Society , 9, A.F.S. , 10,11 , 12; FT.A 11 , 12, f,B.L .A 1'2; Pep Club , 9,10,11,1'2, Gymnastics , 11. Band, 9 , 10,11, Pom·Pon Gtrl , 11, Bowling, 9 , 11: French Club , 9,10,11,12: Student Council , 9, Philosophy Ducus~lon. 11.

OLIN , BESSIE B. ( BESS)

D. E.C.A., 12.

ORMSBEE, RICKY L. football , 9, Basketb all, 9; Gymn astics, 10,11,12,Centennlal Sin ger s, 11,12: AU-State Cbolr, 12, •G" Club, 10 , 1 1, 12: Senior Pl ay, 12; Concert Choi.I, 11,12.

PAI NE , DONA LD D. (DON) Band , 9 , 10 , 11,12, Tennts, 10 ,11, Boy's Noise , 11 , 12; Wrestling, 9 ,1 1 ,1 2, Student Council , 9, Science Club , 9.

PALMER, JOHN E. (EDDY)

WESSINGTON SP RIN GS HIGH

Ban d , 9,10 ,ll : Bo y'a Glee Club , 9 , 10 , 11 Mixed Chor us, 9 , 10 ,11. Spanish Cl ub, • 9 , 10 ,11,1 2. Spa.al.sh Club President, 10, Thesp ian Sociecy , 11,12, Ba.sketbal l , 9 , 10,12; Football , 9 , 10; Track, 9 ,1 0.

GOLDEN HIGH Boy 's Noise, 12.

PARFE T , JANIE W, (MUSCLES) Pep Club , 9 , 10 , ll , 12, Sid Club , 10,11 , 12: Spanish Club, 10 , 11 ; Speech Club , 12, Ftench Club , 12, F. T A , , 12.

PETRY , DIANA L. Pep Club , 10 , 11 ,

12, Gymn asti cs , ll; Graduation Ushezene, 11.

PETRY, DONNA L. Cheedeade.r , 12: Honor Soctecy , 9,11 , 12; Sophomore Class Secretary, 10; Student CouncU , 9 11,12, President f.B.L.A., 11, State President F.B.L.A., 12, Sid Club, 11 , 12, Gymnastics , 11, School Musical, 10, Pep Club Dance Princess, 11. Inter-Club CouncU, 11, Senior Superlative, 12.

PETTY, SANDRA L, (SANDI)

G.A.A., 9; f)-eochClub , 9,10 , 11: Student Council. 9,12, Pep Club , 11; Philosophy Discussion, 11,12: F.T.A •• 11 12, F.T.A. Secretary , 11. A.f'.S., 12.

PHILLIPS, FR.ED football, 9, Baseball, 9,11,12; Wrestling, 12; Boy's Noise , 11 , 12; Spanish Club, 12, S1<1 Club , 12.

PIKE , CINDY L. Ski Club, 9,10 , 11 , 12; Drill Team, 9 , 10 , 11,12; Drill Leadez, 12, Pep Club, 9, 10,11 , 12; Senior Play , 12, Prom Committee, 11: F B,L.A. , 11, A.f'.S., 10, f)-ench C lub, 10, Golf Team, 10,11.12, Statistician, 11,12, F.T.A., 10. Honor Society , 9.

POMEROY , ANDREA L. ( DAN DEE)

Pep Club. 9 ,1 0 , 11; Senlor Play, 12, School Muucal, 10, Drill Team , 10 , 11, Pep Club Secretary , 9, Ski Club, 9 , 10,11 , 12: Prom Committee , 11. French Club , 10, 11,12; Honor Sociecy , 9, Gymna..stlcs , 9; Student Council, 9: Senior Superlauve, 12.

POWELi,, JAMES R. (BOGlE)

T r ack, 9,10 , 11, Basketb:ill, 9,10,11,12; football, 9, Chorus , 9; D.E.C.A. Club. 12.

PRlER, DAVlD A. (D, A, QUEST) \..,restllng, 9, 10, footb all, 9 , 10, Lettezman's Club, 9 , 10; Track , 10; Sk.l Club , 9 , 10 , 11,12. Ski Club President , 12, Boy's Noue , 11.12.

PROUTY, PAUL F, Band, 9,10 , 11; Dance Band , 10,11, Stage Band fo r Musical, 10. Tenni:.I , 10,11, 12; Speech Team, 12; Boy's Noise , 11, 12; National Jr. Honor Society , 9,

RANOOl,PH, KATHY Ski Club , 11 , 12. f.B.L,A ll,12. Voice o f Youth, 12; D.E.C,A. Club , 12: Spanuh Club , 9.

REED, Wil,LIAM f. (Wll.L)

Gymnanlcs. 10, 11, l2, G" Club, 10, 11 , 12.

RICE, KENT A. (MR. DEMON) J.C.L., 10,11 , 1'2; PresidentJ.C L., 12, Vlce-PresldentJ.C,L 11,Col o.-Wyo, Editor of J.C,L •• 12, Voice of Youth , 10,ll: A.F.S , 10 , 12, Student Council, 12, Hono r Society , 9, 11, 12: Annu al Staff, 11, 12: T r ident Staff , 11 , 12; Ass. Edi· tor, 12; Ski Club, 11, Senlor Play , 12, Discussion & Deb at e, 12; lntc:-Club Councll, 12. Philosophy Ducusston, 10.

RlCHARDS JACKIE L. Choir, 9, Cheezleader, 9 , 12, Student Council, 10, French Club, 11, Pep Club, 9 , 10,11,12, Drill Team, 11, Ski Club , 12, Pep Club Decorating Chairman , 11. Pt0m Committ ee, 11; Bow l in g l ntramur als, 9 , 10 , 11.

ROGERS, GREG C. Choir , 12.

RUCKMAN SH ARON L, School Musical, 11; Conc ert Cholr , 9 , 10 , 12, Centennial Su, gen, 12.

RUMMERFIELD, DAVID K. ( DAVE) Football, 9: nack, 9; Chorus , 12.

RUNNER, MARCI Pep Clu b , 9 , 10,11,12. Pep Club Council , 11; School Muslca.l, 10 , 11; Concert Cho lr, 9,10 , 11,12, A.F.S. , 11.12. Senior Class Play , 12: Drlll Tea m , 12, French Club, 11: Gymn astics, 11, Science Club , 9.

SAMPSON, TERRI (TERESA)

F, T.A , 10 ,11 : Pep Club , 9; Sp an1$h Club , 10 , ll. Hlst o ry Clu b, 9, A,F,S., 10 , 11,12; A F.S. Treasurez, 12. Ski Club, 11, Trident Staf(. 12, Annual Sta.ff, 11, 12 (Editor): Co lorad o Spee c h Assembly, 12: Debate and Dlscus.slon, 12: C arnival Comml nee , 11,12, Inter-Club Council , 12. Phllosoph y Dlscusslon. 11 , 12.

SAUVE, BARRY L. (YOGI) C ross- Co unuy, 10.11,12. T rack , 9 ,11.1

2, Key Clu b. 12:Jefferson Coun ty Math Science Seminar, 12

SHARF, RUSS E (SCHARFEY)

Football, 9,10,11.12; Wr estling 9,10,11,12. Track, 10,11; Boy's Noise, 11,12: Aud io-Visual, 11, Sk1 Cl ub, 11 ; Golf , 12. "G• Cl ub , 11,12; Key Cl ub, 11,12.

Senior Directory

SCHl.ECHTEN, JEAN E (JEANlE)

Band , 9,10,11; Drum Ma,or , 9. Pom-pon Girl, 11, Latin Club, 9, F. T A. , 10: Pep Club , 10,11,12, Na1lonal Honor SOClery, 11,12, Deba1e and Discussion, 12. A.F S., 12. Concert Chou, 12. Centennial Singen, 12, Senior Play , 12.

SCHLUNS, RANDY L. (HA YSHAK.ER)

D,E,C.A., 12.

SCOTT, RANDY S. (SCOTT)

S1uden1 Councll, 9,12, Track, 9 , 10,11,12, Cr0$$-Counuy, 11. Ski Club, 12, Key Club , 12, Speech Team , 11, Boy's Nolse, 11,12, Senior Play, 12, School Musical, 11, AMuaJ Staff, 12; Newspaper Staff, 12,

SHAf'F'ST ALL , BRENDA J

TOLOS, KATHLEEN A, (TINKA) FORT COLLlNS HlGH Choir, 9, FrenchClub, 10,G.A.A,, l0 ; Glrl'sCho!f, 11, DramaC.lub, 11:Juntor Red Cr0$S, ll. School Play, 11. Booste:s, 11: Jr. Clas.s CouncU, 11. Junior Escort, 11.

GOLDEN HIGH Pep Club, 12, Pep Club Decorating Chairman , 12, Senior Play, 12.

Pep Club, 11,12. Pep Club Trusurez. 12, f

10 , 11,12; French Club, 11. Gui's Club, 10; Ptom Commlnee, ll.

SHAKESPEAR£, JANIS M. (SHAKEY)

THOMAS JEFFERSON HlGH

Junior Red Cross, 9

MAPLETON HIGH

Spanish Club, 11, Forensics, 11, Pte-Med Club, 11,

GOLDEN HIGH Spanish Club, 12.

SHATTUCK, GWENDOLYN E. (GWEN)

Y·Teeru(Pres.), 9, Choir , 9,10 Gymnastics, \J,10,12: Bowling, 9, Pep Club, 12, F. T A., 12, F B,L.A,, 10,12.

SIMPSON, ANNE B, DrUl Team, 10; A.F.S., 10,11,12, Voice of Youth, 10,11.Sect ofV.Y., 10. 11, French Club, 10,11 , 1,, Pres. of ~enchClub, 12: Pep Club, 10,11,12; Girl's State Alternate, 11. Senior Play, 12.

SMOLKA , UNDA A. Pep Club, 9.

SOUTHARD, DORIS J Pep Club, 9,11,12, F, B.L.A., 12,

SPEAR, MARY A (SPCX>P)

Pep Club, 9,10,11 , 12, PepClubCouncll, 11,12, FT A., 11,12, Vice-Pres. 11, A F S., 11,12. Student Council, 10,ll.12. Honor Society, 11,12, Honor Society Pres., 12. Drlll Team, 10,11. Usherette, 11. F B.L.A., 12, RIWl.ut Club, 11.

STARBUCK, RON (STARBANNANA)

Cross-Country. t 0. 11, 12. Track, 9, 10, 11, 12. •c <.lub, l 0, ll, 1~. Boy's Nol,e, 11, 12.

STEWART, LESLIE K.

Pep Club, 10 , 11 , 12, ~enchClub , 11, P.F.C,, 10, Student Council, 10,11; Honor Society , 10,11,12, lntematlonalClub , 9.

STOUDER, ALLEN (AL)

Foo1ball, 10: Basketball , 9; Wrestling. 10,11,12, Track, 12, Annual Staff, 12; Trident Staff, 12, Jr, floa1 Committee, Band, 9, Boy's Nolse, 11,12.

SUTTON, GERALD L. (GER)

Football , 9 , 10,11 , 12. Wrestling, 9,10,11 , 12: Track, 10, Student Councll, 10, 11, Junior Clau Vice-Pres. , tl, Key Club, 10 , 11,12, Dance Ba.nd , 10,11,12; Ba.nd Vlce-Ptes. , 12.

TAYLOR, PAULS,

Voice o( Youth, 10; Student CouncU , 9, Nntlonnl Honor Society, 9,11,12, Ac.i· demlc Achievement Award , 10,11, Masonic Achievement A\./ard, 11, Concen Band , 9,10,11 , 12; Dance Band , 9,10 , 11 , 12. Russian Club , U: Let ter of Commendation Nallonal Merit Tests, 12, lntramuials, 9 , 10 , 12, Track, 9,10, B.uketball , 9 , 10 , 11,12,

TEASLEY , DONNA F.

Pep Club, 9,10 , 11,12, F.B.L.A., 12; A.F.S. , 12, F,T,A., 12: International Club , 9, Sclence Club , 9.

THETFORD, THOMAS E, (TOM) F'ootb&ll, 10. C ross-Counuy , 11. Wrestllng , 9,10,11; nack , 10,ll; Homeroom Cltaltman, 9.

THOMAS, DAVID 1. (DAVE)

Student Body V Ice-Pt!!$. , 12, AU-State Choir. 11, Concen <.hotr, 10 .11, 12. 8a.nd (Officer) , 10; Cen t enni a l Singcn, 10.11 , 12, School Musical, 9,10,12, Senior Play, 12, Voice of Youth, 12, A. F.S • • 12, Speech and Debate, 12; Homecoming Committee, 12, Student CouncU, 12; Key Club , 12, Boy's Noise, 11 , 12, Prom Commlnee, 11, Tr a ck , 9 , 10,11 , 12, Tennis, 12, Football, 9, later-Club CouncU (Pres,) , 12.

TRIPP. PHtL. ( P T 169) lntramurals , 11, Key Club, 10,11,12,SklClub, ll ; Student, 11 ; Boy'1 Noise. 11 : Philosophy Ducussion, 12, TROWBRIDGE, VERDA M. Pep Club, 10,11,12,ConcenC.holr, 12,CentennlalSmgen, l~.P.f.C., 10 : Sclence Club , 9; International Club, 9: Na11on.il Jr. Honor Society, 9, Philosophy Dhcusslon, l 0. 11. 12.

TRUE , MARY H. (TRUE) Cheerleader, 9: Pep Club, 9,10,11,12, Hl,tort,1n 1...lub, 9, F'.B.L.A , 11. Ski Club, 10,11,12, ~ench Club, 11, Alternate Student Council, 10, lntemauon.il Club, 9, Science Club, 9, Concert Chotr, 9, Drill Team, 10, 11.

TLBBS, SHIRLEY A, i'ep C.lub, 9, 10, 11.12 : Drill Te.tm, 9, 10.11: lntemalional Club, 9, lntramurals, 9,10, A.F S •• ll,12, F.T.A 12, F.B L.A., 12, School MU11cal, 11,Sentor Play, 12, Trident Staff, 12, Annual Staff, 12. <.ompetltlve Speech, 11, Prom Committee, 11, Homecoming Commtuee. 12.

VAN GUNDY, ROBERT E. (GUNDY) Wre.nltng, 11, 12, rrack, 9,12.

VAN WYK , MIKE T Tennis, 12. Boy's Noise, 11, 12.

vASCONC.ELLOS, NANCY S, (VASI

Pep Club, 12, Pom·Pon Glrl, 11,12: Band, 9,10 , ll,12; Concen CholJ, 11,12, Hlslorla.n of F.B.L.A., 12; f.B.L.A., 11 , 12. ~ench Club. 11, C.entennial sing· en, 12.

WAMBOLDT , JANIE E. Pep Club, 8, D.E.C • .A, Club, 12, Intramural$, 9,10, Junior Red Cross, 9, WARD, DONALD S (SCOTT) Football, 9,10, lntematlonnl Club, 9; Boy's No!Se, 11 , 12.

WARNER, MARK V. (WALRUS)

Wrestling, 9: Centennial Slngen, 10,11,12:ConcenCholr, 10,11,12, Dramatics Club, 12, School Mwlcal, 11, Senlor Play, 12, School Carnival. 11.12, Science Club, 9, Studeni Councll, 9 , 10, Boy ' s Noise, 12, O.E.C.A. Club, 12, D.E.C.A, Club V1ce·Ptesldent , 12. International Club , 9.

\, ATSON, LEO F. Baseball, 9, 10, Boy's Noise, 11, 12.

WHlTE, KEVIN 0, (WHITEY) Foo1ball, 10,11,12, Debate, II; " G" Club, 11.12; Trident Staff, 11,12, Senior Superlative, 12,

WILUAMSON, BRADLEY N, (BRAD) "v Club, 10.11.12, "C, Club Prdillcnt, 12. Foo1ball, 10.11.12. Wrestling, 10, ll, 12

WINGATE, DAVID £. (RIC)

Track, 10.

WOOD, ARLENA H. Pep Club, 9, 10, ll, 12, F B, L.A •• 12, l~D. CHARLENE K (C.HARLIE) NEW MEXICO Ba nd, 9 Pep Club, 10. GOLDEN HIGH D, E. C, A, Club, 12.

WOODFORD, LYNDA S. Pep Club, 9,10 , 11, F?ench Club Secretary, 10,\1,12: A, f,S. , 11, 12, Homecom· tng Drill TC.lm , 10 , 11, GlrlJ' State Representa t ive , 11. f.B L.A., 12, 1nu11mutals , 9, Junior Red Cross, 9.

WYDMAN, DALE A, (SNOW SHOE KID)

Track, 10,11 , 12. Tennis, 12; Boy's Nol.le, 11,12, F'.B.L.A. , 12; J,C,L,. 10: Annual Staff, 12; Tttdent Staff, 12.

ZIEMANN , JO ANN F?enchClub , 10,11, Voice of Youth, 10,11.12; A.F s., 11 , 12,

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