GHS Yearbook - 1969

THE DEMON NINETEEN HUNDRED SIXTY-NINE

Lowell Gee

Cathy Ortel

E DITORS STAFF

Jeannette Brunton

Heide Koh l er

Jess i ca Malcom

Jo d i Ogden

Roseann e Schiermeier

PHOTOGRAPHY

Laura Ernest - Edito1.·

L arry Qualls

Dean Studio

SPONSORS

Roy Daugherty

Susan Hoppin

D e di cat e d T o

Mr. McLaren and Mrs. Reitz

The 1969 DEMON Yearbook is being dedicated to tvvo people this year, Mrs. Freida Reitz and Mr. Al McLaren.

Mr. McLaren has taught at Golden High School for the past seven years. Mr. Mac not only teacl1es American History but is coach of the baseball team and assistant coacl1 of the football tean1. His hobbie s include hunting for ghost to,vns , go l f, and fishing.

Mr. McLaren graduated from St. Austin Co l lege, Texas , maJoring in history and minoring in biology and physical education. At the present he is working on his masters at Colorado State Col l ege.

Mrs. Reitz ,vho is the head of the Business Department of GHS, has taught at Go l den for 12 years She teaches typing, office occupations, notehand, and clerical office practice. Mrs. Reitz is also sponsor for the Go l den Chapter of FBLA

Mrs. Reitz, a graduate of Col orado State College at Gree l ey, is presently ,vorking on her Masters Degree . Her husband is an employee of the Coors Company and they have four children, two boys and t\vo gir l s

I t is \Vith great pride and honor that the 1969 staff dedicate this yearbook to t\VO very fine individuals and teachers of Go l den High Schoo l , Mrs. Reitz, and Mr. McLaren.

.tv1rs Reitz finds a fe\\' minu t es to rev1e\v her lesson during a typ1ca ll) buS) day

Mr Mac , beaming over the Homecoming \vin , 1s , valking \V ith Cl i ff Pike (10 ) and Kim Ba rne s (41 ) after th e g a m e

Sophomore

Wednesday, September 4 , 1968, ,vas the first day of Sophomore Week of the new school year. The new sophs quickly fel l into place , obeying every v.,rhim of the seniors of 1969.

Sophomores, ,vho tried to prove their independence by ignoring the senior demand s , provided a rollicking time in Kangaroo Court.

Sophomores demonstrate many times their 11 love" for the seniors of 169 1

Sophomore competitive spirit in the pole climbing race in the cafeteria.

Week

Sophomore girls, always eager to oblige the seniors, present a spirited rendition of "Mickey Mouse.

Enthusiasm reigns as sophomore boys heartily burst into song.

Sophomore martyr a\vaits his punishment 1n Kangaroo Court.

The Socia l Studies department left for their annual Mesa Verde trip early this fa ll They stayed at a motel in the park this year and started their tour Saturday morning. The major stops ,~ere Spruce Tree House (above), Balcony House , and the Cliff Palace. They returned Sunday, ,vith high spirits, and memories of the bygone c i v ili zation.

Spruce Tree House

Cliff House is attained only by these ladders, because the Pueblo Indians built to be inaccessible for protection against marauding Indians.

History come s to life a s the ranger stops to talk about former custom s an<l events in Pueblo hi story

Verde

Donna Warner

Homecoming '68'

Homecoming '68' started on c l oudy Saturday with a parade The Seniors made quite a good showing this year, 1st prize in the float contest and 1st prize in window painting.

After a victorious footba ll game, Go lden retired to the dance at school to ,~atch the coronation of the Queen, Donna Warner , and to dance to the theme of "Up in Flames. "

The Queen was crowned at the dance, where music was furnished by the Gallery

Queen, Donna Wa mer, 1s congratulated by her escort, Cliff Pike, ,vh1le attendants, Ann Roberts, Marti Kepler, Leslie Buckl ey, and Abby Herriman look on

And Dance

There ,vas quite a cro,vd at Homecoming, dancing to the theme of II UP IN Fl.AMES 11

Senior class president, Jim Brunton, dances to the Gallery ,vhile Mr. Demon looks on.

Golden R elevanc;· Experimental Group

This year, GHS had a new and unique group formed. Fifteen boys under the direction of Mr. Skip Shuckman, Mr. Bob Arnold, and Mr. De,vain Wood, ,vork, not at book learnmg. but to,vards l earning to live togetl1er. The program is designed to bring out each individual's true character, to sho,v the importance of each person to make the boys more confident, and to help them think more clearly. The group ,vas first tried on a camping trip JUSt belo,v ~It Evans) on subsequent camping trips. and finally on their self organized trip to Mexico.

On the Mr Evans trip, Skip shows Steve Corrigan knot-tying

The trip 1n to the camp site, was long and all concerned were tired \.vhen they arrived

Due to the ,ve1ght of a tent I the GREG members carried in plastic in stead. I-lowever, the lack of a store-bought-tent 1n no ,vay lessened the comfort 1n camp

Gu, DiTorr1ce 1 \vith Steve Branson watching, poses 1n the camp kitchen

Skip, also the Mountainering club sponsor, 1.vatches as someone rapels do,vn front of a cliff

Carnival Proves A Success

People arrived 1n mass this year to mak e th e carnival a success . From the Jail to the p e nny toss, p e opl e spent their money to make about $ 1100 profit for GHS. La ter on in th e evening the " Living Ends" provided dance music to l et th e ca rnival e nd w ith every one feeling good.

Various clubs sponsored different booths This one was sponsored b) the journalism photographers

Carnival brought out the destructive urge in people as evidenced by the car bash

Alice Meets Wonderland

Lewis Carroll's "Alice in Wonderland" came alive in the senior class Fall Drama. Using the variety of talents available from within the ranks of their class, the Seniors put on an excellent play, in spite of a limited budget. The p l ay netted more than $800.

11 But Chessy , " cries a frightened Alice (Kathy Potter) to the Che shire Cat Uim Brunton).

Behind the scenes, Merle Gee, a stage hand, straightens the White Rabbit's (Frank Vandehey ) ear

Ahhhh-choo! "Pepper ! " screams th e cook. " Lot s o f pepper ! 11

l'vlrs. lvf1ldred l'v1organ helps T\veedle Dum and T\veedle Dee, Elaine and Eileen Betez, with their costumes

Running a round ""ith their eye s on the ground , Rock Club members sometime s find very unu sua l rocks .

Rock Club Rolls

Started this year by Mr. Pat Ryan, the Rock Club quickly became a success and made many field trips. The Rock Club picked up a fai rly substantial 1nembersh ip , and started polishing their various f ind s.

Before being tumbled , some rock s need additional attention such a s sanding out the rougher place s .

Christmas Arrives At Golden

The Christma s Season at Golden started off with a blaze of col or, i gniting from the sparks of a decorating co ntest between the classes. The Christmas dance was burning too, with Aurora Borealis as a theme, and the music of the Crystal Pal ace Guard.

The Christmas dance was ruled 1n regal form by the Snow Queen Jenny McCarthy, and her court, Kathy Annand and Kathy Kermit.

Key Club decorates the tree in front of the chool to fully prepare Golden for the Yuletide season.

A Ski Club was organized this year under the direction of Mr. Gerald Gar land and Mr. Dev1ain Wood. They planned a ski trip for every other weekend and a three day trip over Spring Vacation to Crested Butte.

The clubs officers are Ted Richardson, President; Sue Bates, Vice President; and Mark Hutchinson, Secretary-Treasurer.

Ted Richardson, President.

Ski Club

In Honor Of Our Student Body Officers

Eric Bakke President

Gaiy Cutter Boy ' s Vice-President

M arti Keppler Girl's Vice-President

Gayelynn \Vellman Secretary-Treasurer

Trials And Tribulations

A story of the year must, out of tradition , present the highlights of the year. So also must the problems be presented, so the yearbook presents a behind the scenes look at the Trials and Tribulations of GHS. 68-69.

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. Yearbook Staff

D AVE BACHMAN Couns e l or

PAT KNAPP Counselor

GERALD DIFFORD Principal

D I CK BOOTON Director of Student Affair s

J OHN THOMALLA Counse lor

HERB C O C HRAN A ss i s t a n t Prin c ipal

SAM CL I FTON Direc tor Ti t l e II I ESEA

LARRY BARNHARDT Typing

LOREN CHRISTENSEN Chemistry

"Hey ,vatch that bald guy in the shades." Mr. Wood attempts to look inconspicuous on the bus down to Mesa Verde.

LYLE BROWNLEE Boys Physica l F.ducation

DAN COMER Drafting

JOHN CHAPMAN Physics, ECCP

LARRY DAN I ELS Upward Bound

ROY DAUGHERTY American Hi story, Journalism

LOUISE FRENCH Special Education

RUBY HALE Math

DENNIS DUNKIN Math , Psych ology

GERALD GARLAND American Hi story, Economics

ED HERBER Math 33

RAY EWING Spanish

DARREL HAFLING Math

S UE HOPPIN English III

MARIAN JACKSON Engli sh III

KATHY KUEHN English II

ROBERT A JOHNSON Bookkeeping, Business Law

SHIRLEY LARSON English IV

Mr. Sharp ha s the hungry look as he carries a turkey across the football field after the "turkey chase. 11

TRULY JOHNSON English II

ROY LEMMONS Up\vard Bound

LORETT A McHUGH Home Economics

AL McLAREN American History

AL PERRELLA Industrial Arts

TERRY PERSHING Dri\ er Education

Mll,DRED MORGAN Art

ART PAPENFUS Biology

ED PETERSON Distributive Education

FREDA REITZ Typing, Shorthand

ROUL PIRRI French

DAVE RUCKER Instrumental Music

TERESA SA YER S World History 36

MAUD PRIEST Latin, English

PAT RYAN Voca l Music

RAY SHUCKMAN Biology

JANIS SH CULTZ Shorthand

LOWELL SHARP Speech, Drama

MAR I LN vVILCOX Girls Physical Education

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DAVE SKENE Boys Physical Education

DE\iVA I N WOOD \Vor ld H1 sto11 , Sociology

DAWN STR UXNESS English II

LUCY\\ YNAR German, Russian

BETTY ATKINSON Math Resourse Center

SUZANNE BARNHARDT Business Resource Center

NINA DELEO Secretary

DIANE KILE Secretary

JANET MIDDLEivrrss English Resource Center

ROSEMARIE BENDFEILDT Library

ANN HANSEN Arts Resource Center

JANET MATT SON Language Resource Center

JOAN MILLS Social Studies Re source Center

CHRISTA COON Librarian

BETTY HESS Secretary

GERTRUDE MEYER Secretary

KA THERINE TAIT Secretary

Cooks And Custodians

Cafeteria staff pictured LEFT TO RIGHT in the FRONT ROW. Jo Ann Gingrich , Jeannie Dunlap, Inez Graham, Rose Ann Spicer SECOND ROW. Evelyn Horne, Marjorie Bentle}- , Ju a nita Richner, Virgm1a Hedricks

Custodians p i ctured LEFT TO RIGHT in the FRONT RO\V. Wilber Ro\ve, Samuel Arguello

SECOND ROW: Elzie Morton, Robert Kramer, Claude Harlan

1arty Kepler

Senior Superlatives

LOOK I NG

BEST PERSONALITY

mMOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED

Ann Roberts

Georgia Hatche l Ken Taylor

Marty Keppler

Gary Cutter

SHE I LA AGNEW

VONNIE ALBERT

LINDA ALDEN

PRESIDENT

JIM BRUNTON

VICE PRESIDENT

KEN TAYLOR

BECKY AMES

TIM ANDERSON

NANCY ARMAGOST

TREASURER

MICHELLE KELLEY

SECRETARY

GEORGIA HATCHELL

LEA NN ASMUS MARK AV E RILL

E RIC

A diligent Diane Horst attends to her s tudie s -.vhile y earbook staff goofs off, as usual

BAKK E

GEORGIA BARL E Y KIM BAR NES BONN IE BAR N HARDT

CAROL BARTOSH

KATHY BATE S

TERESA BATOR

SHARON BAY

DEBBIE BENNETTS

E I LEEN BETTEZ

ELA I NE BETTEZ

GREG BETTINGER

SUE BLAI NE

PAU L A BOLI NG

Caterpil l ar sitting on mushrooms? A lice, Kathy Potter, and Caterpillar, Linda Mil ler, rehearse for the senior play, "Alice in Wonderland. 11

CONNIE BORTLES

SUE BRADLEY

KAREN BROWN

JEA NETTE BRUNTON

LE SLIE BUCKLEY

KEVIN BUETTNER

LINDY BULLOCK

CHERIE BURNS

KELCY BURTON

MIL TON CAMPBELL

DON CHALMERS

EILEEN CLARK

GENE COOK

MEL CORLEY

GARY CUTTER

KIM DAV1DSON

SCOTT DE LUISE

HUGH DICKEY

SHARON DOBBS

LYNETTE DUMONT

MARTHA DUNHAM

STEVE EAGER

SUE EASTON

JOYCE EDMONDS

JACKI ELL I SO N

CHARLES ER I CSON

RO SANNA F I NL E Y

BENNETT F I NNELL

GARRIS FLEEBE

SIGRID FRANZ

L EE F R EK I NG

ALICE F RIDLUND

VICKI FURMAN

CINDY GAINES

DO NNA GA LLE GOS

PAT GANSCHOW

MERLE GEE

FAY GERON

KAY GE RO N

BILL GOODWIN

MARY JO GOREE

MARGO GREEN

LE ROY GRIFFIN

JOEL GRIGGS

CAROLINE GRUNDEN

Thank Heavens for AJlS\ver Books Melody Moser and Jan Manning fmd aJlS\vers in the Math-Science Resource Center

MARTHA GUTIERREZ

SUE HAGEN

MARLENE HAMIL TON

BRUCE HAMLIN

GREG HARMON

HELEN HARVILL

DAWN HEALEY

CINDY HEIGH

BONN I E HESSENIUS

LINDA HILL

JEAN HOFFMAN

JEANNIE HOLZ\VORTH

DIANE HORST

JIM HULT

DENISE JACOBS

PHIL JAMES

SUE JANIK

RANDY JARVIS

DON JESSE

JANICE KAUFMAN

DENNIS KEENAN

LUWAUNA KENNEDY

MARTY KEPPLER

l JO KI LDOW

TIM KINNEY

LEITA KOCH

JOAN KOLPANEN

JOYCE KOLPANEN

GARY KOONTZ

SUE KREST

NATHAN KUEHL

JERRY KWIT

ALLEN LA BORDE

KAREN LA BORD E

BONNIE LAHM

LAURIE LEPRINO

SUZANNE L I GHTBURN

PAIGE L I NCOLN

DOR I LOUGHRAN

L l l\ll)A LYNCH

JESSICA MALCOM

DAN MANNING

JAN MANNING

MARY LOU MASON

CHR I S MASSARENE

Chemistry i s easy 1n the Biology Lab?

MARY LOU MA YHE\\T

JENNY MCCARTHY

RAYMOND MC COY

ELVIE MC CREE

JANET MELNICK

LEANNA MI DDLETON

RANDY MIHOOVER

L I NDA MILLER

STEVE MONDERO

JOHN MOONEY

NANCY MORR I S

JOANNE MORRO\V

SHIRLEY MORSE

MELODY MOSER

TIM MUGGLESTONE

BETTY MURRAY

RUSS MURRAY

KATHY MYERS

ROBERTA NEIBERGER

GERRY NE LSON

Help! Anybody! Cliff Pike struggles to make a showing for Golden during the football game against Arvada

MARGO NEUHAUSER

GENEVA NORBY

GORDAN NORDYKE

LO I S OHM

PATTY OPPENLANDER

RICK PACKINGHAM

D I ANE PANT EL

BOB PARFET

STEFANI PEG I S

CLIF PI KE

MARK PONDER

KATHY POTTER

DENE PRITCHETT

CHARLES PUTMAN

I NGLE REFVEM

JANET RENSINK

MAUREEN RICKER

DEBBIE RILLOS

ANNE ROBERTS

KATHY ROBERTS

DA N ROE

ROGER SAUVE

Vonnie Albert and Kathi Roberts discuss chances of ,vinn1ng Homecoming game.

ROSANNE SCHIERMEIER

VIRGINIA SCHMIDT

DALE SCHOSSOW

MARY SIMPSON

STEVE SKULSKI

JOHN SOUTHARD

GEORGE STAHNKE

JOHN STENMARK

KEN SUTTON

LARRY THORN

PAUL TRO\VBRIDGE

KENTON TURNBO

RUTH UPP

FRANK VAN DE HEY

CHRIS VAN WINKLE

LINDA WADHAMS

CHRIS WAGNER

MARK WAGNON

MERRI WAL L EN

SHERRI WALLEN

DONNA WARNER

PATSY WELDON

GAYELYNN WELLMAN

SUE WILLEY

MI KE WILLO UGH BY MARGARET WOLF

THEA WOOD

S eniors No t Pic tur e d

Roger Armagost , Margaret Babcock , Gene

Balderston , Larry Balderston , Jeff Boyer , Linda Capacchione , Lee Capps , Bonnie

Coakley , Vincent Cole , Richard Crim,

Donna Dixon , Billie Dyar Linda Kay

El l iot , Tom Emanuel , Robert F l oyd ,

E l len Foley , Forre s t Garrison , Jim

Gleaton , Cheryl Godfrey , Pat Hannum ,

Kathy Heil , Bl ain e Henderson , Don Hoefer ,

Kathy Hoffman, Steve Horne , Cricket

Hussa , Greg Jessen , Kirk Kampf , Rhonda

Keith , L ucy Kelley Jean Kendall , Heidi

Koh l er, Don L eatherman. Eric L etey,

Keith Malenck , Jim Mann , Pat Mar s hall

Randall Martin Pat McMahon , Sandra

Mc Wil l iam s, Dale Mil l er, Cary Moore ,

Dennis Munro , Jodi Ogden , Dave Ol in ,

Richard Parks , Marley Par s on s, Hara l d

Ray, Donald Rice , Mike Scott, Richard

Sparks, Steve Barbara , Jame s Stevens,

Anthony Steak s, Linda Tourney , Chri s

\¥hite , Steve \¥il l iam s, Nancy Wright ,

Sandra Yeager.

GAYLE NE WOOD

GENE WOOD

FRANK YOU NG

KR I S ZIEGLER

Class Of '70

Mike Babb

Bill Jennings

Barb Jennings

Sue Hensha,v

Georgine Aeverman

Donna Agne,v

Mary Allen

Bob Anderson

J o Anderson

Luana Anderson

Rose Anderson

Terry Angell

Geoff Bailey

Rex Baker

Barb Bargman

Linda Baring

Sharon Barkey

Rich Bauman

Janet Bernhard

Joan Bernhard

Larry Berquist

Claudia Bleidt

Paul Bleidt

Donna Blum

Pam Bond

Dave Braden

Steve Branson

Gary Bri sto l

Judy Brundage

Bev Brunton

Cal Bucholz

Barb Byers

Kelli Carr

Karen Clay

Steve Co l ton

Joann Cook

George Cooper

Connie Conv1n

Cathy Crane

Kim Davis

Gloria Deal

Corl i ss Dean

Mike Dempsey

Lori Denison

Ho\vard Denton

Betsi Dequine

Conn i e Didonato

Yvonne Diller

Guy DiTorrice

Davie Dobbs

Jeff Dufford

Steve Dugan

Dennis Dunn

Judy Edelen

Wendy Edwards

Mary Emanuel

Born March 6, 1952

Died December 24, 1968

Cindy Duerst

Jim Durant

Laura Ernest

Dick Espy

Terry Evans

GROSVENOR

Robert Harper

Brenda Hartness

Dean Ha,vle y

Dann} Fike

Chris Fisbeck

Robbie Fisher

Elaine Flor

Le,vi s Forester

Carol Frang

Dav e Freeman

Stan Full,vood

Dan Gaines

Low ell Gee

Sarah Gel,vix

D ee Dee Godoy

Brent Grenfell

Tim Grenfell

Eric GroS\-vald

J anet Guth

Vonnie Gutzman

Mark Hamlin

Linda Hansen

Sue Harney

Cal Haworth

Aida Heeren

Gay Hawley

E li zabeth Heising

Jeff H anshaw

Phil Hewes

David Hoffm an

Cindy Hogan Charles Holli s

Sandy Holmberg Van Howb ert

Rick Howell Mark H owes

Terry Hutchinson Roger Hyatt Terry I vans

Joanna Jackson

What is Craig McDonald doing with the Tantalizer in the Physics Lab?

Cheri James

J ohn Kelly

Kathy Kermiet

Bobbie Keyser

Chris King

Nancy King

Ron Klinkebeil

Kim Kress

Dixie Labout

Jeff Landis

Mary Leutzinger

Lynn Lewis

Scott Livesay

J oan Long

Debbie Loving

Holl) Lubahn

Bill Maas

Gary Mann

Larry Mann

Mona Massey

Dean Maughan

Ka.th} Mccree

Kathy McDermott

Craig McDonald

Andy McEncroe

Mike McKay

Rose McKnight

Patti McNeil!

Sandi Meheen

Carol Meinecke

Jacki MeITill

Abby Merriman

Rob Meunier

Ann Miller

Mike Miller

Craig Mills

Tim Mills

Nita Monarchi

Charlene Moore

Margie Morgan

Mary Ann Morgan

Nancy Moss

Mike Mullen

Debbie Munoz

Mary Myers

Randy Myers s

Gene Ne\vcom

Tom Nichola s

Nancy Nickers on

Scott Noorlun

Carol Oliver

Kathy Opel

Jane Orr

Cathy Ortel

Vera O scarson

John O\ven

Su san Page

Rick Paine

This ,vorld is a comedy to those that think, a tragedy to those that feel--Thom Wolfe

J eIT} Paschall

Richard Perry

Joyce Perkins

Jack Philipps

Heidi Pickett

Jan Pickett

Steve Pike

Bob Port

Larry Qualls

Richard Reeves

Robbie Refvem

Alan Reher

Rudi Richardson

Kay Rima ,

Rachael Rip p y

Bob Rockhold

Clark Rogers

J ackie Roy

Enjoying the January sunshine, Junior boys Gary H awley, LEFT, and Pete Scott discuss the day's events during unscheduled time.

Bob Rumbaugh

Rhonda Rumbaugh

Mar y Ru s tad

Rick Samp son

Debbie Sch e mpp

Jim Scherrer

Craig Schilling

Jane Schmidt

Sue Schonla,v

Linda Schultz

Doug Seipp

Bob Shaffs tall

Randy Shumat e

Walter Simon

Rynda Smiley

Debbie Smith

Doug Smith

Lee Smith

Patti Smith

Ed Snyder

Kathleen Spear

Carol Spillman

Ricky Steadman

Laurie Ste,vart

Rick Stolpa

Gary Stowe

Jo Strewler

Shelly Sunderhuse

Cindy Surratt

Jeanette Tennant

Jim Thorne

Chuck Talton

Chris Truax

Ed Turley

Sandy Valdez

Gary Valentine

Tom Van Dyne

Ted Van Horn

Bev Vassos

Scott Versaw

Monika Von Glinski

Mark Wagner

Connie Wall

Shelia Wall

Greg Ward

Tony Webber

Doug Webster

Colleen West

Pam Willis

Niles Wyhs

Donna Yarbrough

Kathy Yarrol

Juniors Not Pictured:

Anita Albrecht, D oug Allen, Dennis Applegate, Mike Auston, Jim Bailey, Dave Bauman, Bruce Billings, Je rry Blesh, Dave Bo\vman, Kenneth Brunton, Dennis Bro\vn , Ken Brouse, John Brunel, Jay Buckley, Jim Butler, Bill Carr, Mike Cervantes, Gary Chase, Steve Clements, Harold Courtney, Jim Craig, Jim DeBoer, Joe Deitchel, Evan Delong, Kathy Deyo, Paul Dokken, Glen Doren, Vicky Fasl, Art Ferguson, Ra, Finley, Randy Fitch, Mark Fockler, Greg Foreman, Dean Fortick, Gerry Frank, Warren Frush, Georgette Gallegos, Steve Gaskill, Tom Givens, Tom Gist, Bob Go\vey, Jo, Grisham, Lois Hackinberg, Maran Hall, Kris Hefley, Richard Heinz, Maria Hills, Ron Huskins, Kim Hussa, Buddy Jenkins, Stan Johnson, Kirk Joi ivette, Chery 1 Kenda 11, Margaret Kruise, Lee Langley, Elizabeth Lang, John Lehti, Terry Lilly, Loretta Malcom, Torn Martella, Riley Meehan, Steve Miller, Ivan Nelson, Fred Nicholson, Andy Patterson, Gary Paulson, Diana Pearce, Don Pearce, Jeff Peterson, Keith Peterson, Meredith Pete rson, Terri Phelps, Alan Platt, Darrel Ray, Stanley Ray, Georgia Reed, Mark Reed, Dave R inger, Tim Rome, Wesley Ruckman, Bruce Sass, John Schmidt, Pete Scott, Randy Sessions, Mike Smith, Lee Smith, Bill Smith, Fred Straface, Becky Sumption, Mark Tavelli, Bill Taylor, Dave Tuttle, John Wahe, Greg Ward, Caroll Warling, Jeff Watson, Lonny Wilkins, Thorn Wolfe, Chris Wright, Roger Yarbrough

Donna Youberg Pat Zieg l er

Class Of '71

Mark Hutchinson

Virginia Ronzio

Kim Blair

Ronda Kay

Michael Agne,v

De De Akes

Anita Allen

Kay Alley

Randy Ames

Paula Anderson

Cathy Annand

Chuck Asher

Theresa Babb

Cindy Baldessar1

Peggy Baldwin

Kathy Barbour

Doris Barkey

Cliff Barnhardt

Joey Barros

Pat Bates

Sue Bates

Patty Baum

Gayleen Beebe

Pat BenJamin

Don Beumer

Kim Blain

Jessica Bl a lock

D ebbie Bo\vers

Janet Bristol

Barb Brooks

Rich1 Brown

Karen Browne

Steve Browning

Randy Brueske

Roberta Brunel

Cherie Bucholz

Mindy Bullock

Carl Burg

During the trip to Mesa Verde, the soph omo res ,vent in and out of many very interesting places. Could this h ave been the most intere st ing?

Wes Burger

David Burke

Jeanne Butler

Kitty Campbell

Paul Campbell

Kathy Caneer

Mary Carter

Mike Cervantes

Roger Chadwick

Theresa Churchlil

J:Severl} Cole

Kim Coleman

Bob Connally

Vernon Cook

John Co,vell

Gay Creason

Becky Cre\.v

Jeri Criger

Jeren Crosb}

Sandy Damron

Cynthia Davies

Ded1 Davis

Andrea Dempsey

Judy Didonato

Kay Diller

Marilyn Dodson

Terry Dodson

Dave DuBois

Brian Dunn

Ken Durst

Connie Eager

Dave Eddy

Lynda Eggleston

Rich Elbrader

Russel Elliott

Nikki Farley

Terry Fender

Candy Fike

Jon Findley

Dave Fischer

Herb Flan sburg

Randy Fleming

Sue Fletcher

Nancy Floyd

Val Ford

John Foster

John Franz

Dennis Frederickson

Jordan Freeland

Richard Frizzell

Jenny Fulmer

Ken Furman

Cheryl Garlock

John Gary

Ruth George

Tom Gleaton

Karen Godfrey

Bob Goldin

Chuck Goudge

Dave Graham

Jack Gray

Paula Greenburg

Alison Hachen

Linda Hagan

Gary Hall

Bill Hamilton

Dave Hamilton

Don't look now but a crime is about to be committed. Blair Williamson and Paul Dokken prepare to assault Freddy Valdez.

Nancy Hamilton

Alli son Hamp

Debbie Hancock

Emily Harden

Leah Harrington

Au stin Harvell

Ann Ha,vkins

Bill Hayes

Ginger Ha yes

Debra Heartso

Nancy He1gh

Nancy Hen sha,v

Betty Herron

Ron He ss

Claudia Hobson

Brenda Hollen

John Holmb erg

George Hoskovec

Kim Hottinger

Todd Ho,vbert

Debbie Ho\vell

John Hoy

Richard Humphrey

Anne Hutchinson

Mark Hutchinson

Dean Irby

Lisa John son

Richard Jones

Jerry Judson

Debbie Kaestner

Rhonda Kay

Jack Kennison

Kenny Kerndt

Sue Keyser

Gregg Kildow

Mary Kay Knoll

Sherry Kochevar

Marcia Kress

Joe Lafferty

Linda Larum

Tom Larkin

Nanette Lehman

Mark Maddox

Mike Mapps

Martha Matson

Hulda Matz

Quick, call the cops, the FBI, and even Mr . Difford. They Did it.

Janic e Matz

Dan Mayo

Debbie McDonald

Lee McDona l d

Crystal McK.ibben

Sherry McK.ibben

Charles Mehring

Cindy Melnick

Vickie Merrill

Debbie Middleton

Lori Miller

Mike Mill e r

Loree Mills

Jeff Moerbe

Jeff Monroe

Colleen Mooney

Christie Moore

Dane Morris

Ca thy Motzkus

Nancy Nelson

John O ' Dorisio

Michael O'Gorman

Diane Oldenburg

Sandy Opstelten

Scott Oshier

Susan Pantel

Sarah P a r k

Steve P arks

Mia Paterson

Terry Peterson

Denise Perkins

Bill P etty

Bruce Phillips

Peggy Phillip s

Deborah Pil ger

Mary Pipes

Jackie Pirer_

Jeff Piserchio

Mike Pomeroy

Phil Pratt

Richard Prouty

Steve Purdy

Terrie Rice

Rick Richard

Ted Richardson

Jeff Richie

Ida Riffe

Laura Riffe

Cindy Rillos

Gary Roe

Doug Roesler

Virginia Ronzis

Cindy Ro,ve

Jud y Roy

Judy Ruckman

Erlene Rustad

Debbie Rynes

Mark Sanders

Annette Sauve

Stan Scarth

Becky Schulz

Madeline Scott

Pat Sexton

Jodi Shader

Steve Sharick

Marty Shel ton

Cathy Smart

Carla S1nith

Linda Smith

Teresa Smith

Martha Spear

Bob Spritzer

JoAnn Stahnke

Cindy Stapp

Cindy Starks

Rob ert St. Cyr

Susan Stevanak

Gary Stevens

Don Ste\vart

Nick Stre\vler

Ra y Sundseth

Ginger Surratt

Robin S\vanson

Karen S\veikhardt

Debbie S\vena

Pam Sylverson

Terry Tavelli

Pam Teasle,

Martha Thatcher

Barb Thomas

Fred Thorne

Sophomore prope rty ! Keep Off ! So phomores Karen Willey, Debbie Bo\vere, and Theresa Babb claim their stakes on the Trophy Case Seat

Rita Thornton

Kim Tujillo

Nancy Tubbs

Sandy Van De Hey

Don Van Hom

Mimi Wagner

Kathy Wagnon

Maure en Wallac e

Mark Wallisa

Jo yce Weatherford

Kar en Wellens i ck

Susan Wendler

R ick Werber

Steve W erbe r

Suzi We st

Rita We yler

Ernest Whittak er

Kar e n Willey Marjory William s

Blair William son

Ann Willoughby

V i cky Wi shard

Gary Wood

Are you as excited about this as I am? Ni cky Farl and gets her first ki ss through a glass windo,v.

Marthe Woodson

Glen Woolhiser

J eny Wright

Sophomores Not Pictured:

Joyce Bass, Jeff Bell, Paul Bird, Marcia Bliesner, James Bohks, Karl Braun, Louis Brooks, Karen Burnham, Marsha Coble, Don Cole, Sharon Colvin, Dan Combs, Bennie Culley, J ames Davis, Lindy Deger1ng, Shelley Denison, Diane Dixon, George Dodson, Diane Early, David Ericson, Theresa Halligan, Pam Hansen, Dave Hayner, Jeff Hedlun, Jimmy Hinkle, Kim Horn, Bobby Jesse, Steve Johnson, Gene Jordan, Ken Krajnik, Dave Laucheor, Tim Lincoln, Dave Ljungvall, Barry Lutz, Barbara Lytle, Steve Martindale, J ackie McClain, Bruce McFadden, Dan McGuire, Paul McWilliams , Cliff Morgan, J ohn Nieberger, Steve Nelson, Jay O\vens, Ruth Parker, Gary Pearson, JoAnn P econi, Dean Peneton, Phillip Pond, Debbie Potter, Debra Richardson, Larry Riggs, Dianne Rodriguez, Jim Romero, Jerry Ruhl, Craig Schonla\v , Carl Skulski , Cheryl Snell, Steve Spatz, Scott Steeres, Mike Sttewler, Steve Sweet, Debra Sykora, Beth Tibbetts, Craig Tidwell, Mike Toolan, Rita Tripp, Freddy Valdez, Nancy Wallof, Jon W estdal.

Student Council

Every year a ne,~ group of officers and representatives are elected to Student Council. They go in with enthusiasm and great expectations. But, it takes more than dreams to make a great Student Council. This year ' s Student Council had more than dreams; they had responsible people led by Mr Dick Booton who planned and carried through a successful year. This year

Student Council sent buses to the basketball games which boosted everyone's spirit. They a l so took over the election of Mr. and Miss Demon in hopes of making it a very high honor. Everything must start as a dream, but it took this year ' s Student Council to make this year at GHS a Success.

STIJDENT COUNCIL: PICTURED LEFT TO RIGHT IN THE FRONT ROW--Chris Truax, Milt Campbell, Ga}'eLynn Wellman, Marti Keppler, Eric Bakke, Gary Cutter, Kim Barnes, Ken Taylor, Jim Brunton, SECOND ROW--Dennis Keenan, Brenda H artness, Sue Henshaw, Wendy Edv,rards, Kathy Kermiet, Donna Blum, Carol Bartosh, Steve Branson, Virginia Ronsio, Kim Hottinger; THIRD ROW--Rhonda Kay, Bob Anderson, Mike Babb, Blaine Henderson, Thea Wood, Sue Bradley, Kathy Potter, Ann Hutchinson, Kitty Campbell, FOURTH RO\V--Mindy Bullock, Betty Heron, Je anette Tennant, Laura Ernest, Monika Von Glinski, Kathy McDermott, Michele Kelley, Debbie Bennette, Terry Evans, Mia Paterson, Sheri McKibbon; TOP ROW--Barb Jennings, Mark Hutchinson, Steve Sharick, Sandy Van De Hey , Kim Blaine, Debbie Kesler, Ann Hawkins, Laura Miller, Paula Greenberg, Sue Bates.

Future Business Leaders Of America

The childr en at Ridge home a r e a little happ i er since Golden's Future Business Leaders of America made them their project for the year. They sent stuffed toys and othe r various items to the cl1ild ren Their spo n so r is Mrs. Freda Reitz who i s helping the 1nembers to develop qualities n ecessa ry in becoming Future Business Leaders .

FBI.A PICTURED, LEFT TO RIGHT, BOTTOM ROW: Geneva Norby, Dawn Healy , Lucy Kelley, Mrs. Reitz , Paige Lincoln, Suzanne Lightburn, Kathy Deo, Pat Ziegler. SECOND ROW: Chris Ma ssarene, Sue Janik , Deborah Bennetts, Thea Wood , Margo Neuhauser , Vicki Furman, Caroline Grunden, Le Ann Asmus. TH IR D ROW : Roseanne Schiermier, Nancy King, Linda Hansen, Carol Spillman, Jo Kildo,v, Lei ta Koch, Cynthia Heigh FOURTH ROW: Donna Galeggos, Janet Bernhard, Joan Bernhard, Kathy Yarrell, J eane tte Brunton, Pat Ganchovv, Linda Wadham s , Sue Willis. TOP ROW: Pat Marshall, Bonnie Lahm, Fay Ceron, Karen Clay, Dixie l about, Kelli Carr , Debra Smith , Kay Ceron, Leana Middleton

Santa' s little Elves are shovvn here sorting the goodie s that Santa took on hi s visit to Ridge Home. Dawn Healey , Jeanette Brunton, ( pictured ) and other members of the club played the role of Santa's Elve s

There's a lot more to FTA than learning how to be teachers. For example, at carnival they had a booth. They also have guest speakers and visit different colleges. The most fulfilling event of the year was a visit to a head start school at Christmas . They put on a play and it was hard to tell who had more fun, the kids or the performers. Another exciting event of the year was the State FTA convention in Fort Collins.

Future Teachers Of America

ITA PICTURED, LEFT TO RIGHT: Shelley Sunderhuse , Da\vn He a ley , Cherie Burn s, Mr s . Jo hn son , J a ni ce Kaufman , Virginia Schmidt , Kathy Yarrell. SECOND ROW: Cindy Stark , J a net R e n s ink , J o Kildo\v, Gr eg h i ldo,v , Jerry K\vit , Geneva Norby , Jane Schmidt.

Voice Of Youth

Debating, listening, questioning, and speaking can all be heard when the meetings of the Golden Fortune Voice of Youth are held. Led by Mr. Lowell Sharp and Mr. Jerry Garland the students strive to develop leadership through clear open-minded thought. This year they were inv olved in two television programs, and published editor ial s in the Trident and Denver Post .

VOICE OF YOUTH: PI CTURED LEFT TORIGHT, FRONT ROW: Frank Van De Hey, Mr. Lo"vell Sharp, Becky Ames , Steve Branson , Ann Babcock, Mrs. Mildred Morgan, Craig McDonald. SECOND ROW: Betsy Dequine , Rynda Smiley, Linda Hill, Chris Van Winkle, Cheri James, Carol Meinecke, Cathy Potter, Linda Miller. TOP ROW: Mike Demp s ey, John Co,vel, Warren Frush, Walter Simon, Kathy Meyer s , Jinny McCarthy, Nyle s Wyhs, Van Halbert , Marley Parson.

National Honor Society

This year ' s Honor Society kept busy in promoting sc hool sp irit and enthusiasm. They sponsored a "Pants Day" to raise money for the ir various proJects. They showed their great ability as ushers during the senior play. They also s ponsor ed an assembly for the honor roll students at the end of the first semester and attended the Honor Society conference in March at Boulder.

N. H . S. PICTURED LEFT TO RIGHT, BOTTOM ROW: Ken Taylor, Milton Campbell, Mrs. Marion Jackson, Blaine Henderson, Sue Bradley. SECOND ROW: Chris Van Winkle, Ann Roberts, Kim Barnes, Carol Bartosh, Cherie Burns. THIRD ROW: Gary Cutter, Cliff Pike, Georgia Hatchell, Marti Keppler.

Competitive Speech

Speaking often and well is Competitive Speech ' s motto. During the year they attended 15 invitational tournaments, one district qualifying contest, the state festival, and the state tournament. The big highlight of the year was a two- night stay in Alamosa for an invitational meet.

11 How long should I keep this pose?" Craig McDonald practices for a debate while Steve Branson helps by giving advice.

COMPETITIVE SPEECH: PICTURED LEFT TO RIGHT, FRONT ROW: Carol Meinecke, Rose McKnight, Ann Babcock, Mr. Lowell Sharp sponsor, Bonnie Barnhardt, Rynda Smiley, Craig McDonald. SECOND ROW: Linda Hill, Becky Ames, Chris Van Winkle, Cheri James, Pam Willis, Betsy Dequine, Kathy Potter, Linda Miller. BACK ROW: Jim Brunton, Sue Krest, Sue Easton, Jenny McCarthy, Niles Wyhs, Steve Branson, and John Cowell.

G-Club

If you ' ve ever walked by 11 8 11 building at 7 : 30 on a Tuesday or Thursday n1orning and noticed a conglomeration of tattered and brand new letter jackets, you \Vere vie\ving a "G" Club meeting sponsored by Mr. Darrell Hailing. "G" Club's biggest serv i ce is se l ling tags and pins, which add to game spirit. I n the past the proceeds have paid for a scoreboard and a movie proJector.

Lookout

'G' CLUB: PICTURED LEFT TO RIGHT, FRONT ROW: Dave Bauman, Rick Bauman, Greg Harmon, Cliff Pike Bob Parfet , Nathan Kuell, Van Howbert, Jeff Henshav,. SECOND ROW: Mike Austin , Mel Corley, Ken Sutton, Chris Truax, Jim Gleaton, Frank Young, Ingle Refvem. THIRD ROW: Denni s Dwin, Gay Ha\vley, Rob Meunier, Russel Murray, Tom Wolf, Buddy Jenkins, Jim Hult, Steve Dugan. FOURTH ROW: Charles Putman, Brent Grenfell , Kevin Buettner, Jim Thorne, Steve Pike, Pat McMahon, Jeff Boyer. BACK RO\V . Eric Letey , Don Jesse , John Mooney , Rand y Mihoover, Kim Barnes, Jim Mann, and Doug Bacon.

Lettermen! Cindy Rillos , Eileen Rustad are trying on letter Jackets ,vith future expectations?

Key Club

How can a club possibly exist with a ll boys and no girls. Well, it so happens that Key Club has more than 60 members all of which are boys and they all l i ke i t . Mr. Art Papenfus, sponsor, says that the best way of gett i ng boys, after brainwashi ng, is to give them l ots of activities This year they had a booth at Carnival, a Homecoming float, distributed canned goods at Thanksgiving and Christmas, and had a cam pout at the end of the year. Although i t ' s a blow to girls' egos, its helpi ng to develop t he members i nto leaders and me n.

Hard work is always on the agenda for Key Club members . Here

KEY CLUB: PICTURED LEFT TO RIGHT, FRONT ROW: Niles Wyhs, Ingle Refvem, Russ Murray, Doug Bacon, Cliff Pike , Eric Bakke , Mr. Art Papenfus , Jim Hult, Pat McMahon. SECOND ROW: Dick Espy, Mark Wagnon, Steve Branson , Randy Fleming , Tom Gleaton, Kim Barnes , Gary Cutter , Chuck Tolton, Bob Parfet, Scot Delui s e. THIRD ROW : John Cowell , Steve Skulski , Dennis Keenan, Fred Thorne, Tom Wolfe, Stan Fullwood, Buddy Jenkin s, John Mooney , Steve William s , Jay Buckley. FOURTH ROW: Jim Gleaton, Tim Anderson, Brent Grenfell , Kevin Buettner , Jim Thorne, Steve Pike, Don Manning, Bob Anderson, Mike Babb, Alan Platt. BACK ROW: Denni s Brown, Andy Patterson, John Stenmark, Jerry K\'.rit, Chris Hefley, Bill Jennings, Phil Hewes, Mark Wagner , John Lehti , Kyle Skulski, and Greg Harmon.

Dean Hawley prepares for a back-breaking blow while other members in the background work diligently.

Distributive Education Club

If the students of Golden High School seem to be gai nin g ,veight, the blame can undoubtedly be placed on the school store which i s run by DECA. The c l ub had n1any other act ivities during the yea r besides the sto r e . They had a float at l1ornecon1ing which won second place. They also had a br eakfast, a bootl1 at carniva l and \Vent on a p1 c n1 c .

Everyone up! Donn a Ward and Lee Smith try to look in terested during a "talk" by Mr. Peterson.

DECA: PICTURED , LEFT TO RIGHT , BOTTOM ROW : Norn1 Cook, Frank Young, Mr. Barr student teacher, Mr. Ed Pete rson, Sue Krest , Gaylene Wood. TOP ROW : J essica .lv1alcom, Forey Garrison, Ingle Refvem, Greg Je ssen, Jim Gleaton.

CHEERLEADERS: PICTURED LEFT TO RIGHT are: Martha Dunham , Lindy Bullock, Debbi e Rillos, Lee Freking, Sue Ea ston, Chris Wagner

Oh! Dam another fumble. Sue Easton Grimaces at the sight of another fumble at a Foot Ball game.

If only I ,vere an airplane! Lin dy Bullock leads th e other cheerleaders into a soaring cheer full of sp irit and fun.

Yoo! Hoo! whe re' d every one go? Sue Easton a nd Chris Wagner see med to have been abandoned except for the support of the Tridetts .

Golden Tridettes and Cheerleader Chris Wagner are tense at the high point of the game.

Tridettes

TRIDETTS: PICTURED RIGHT TO LEFT, 1ST RO\V--Linda Baring, Heide Pickett, Jane Orr, Jan Pickett, Jeanne Holl\, orth, 21'D RO\\" --Georgia Hatchell, Janet Bernhard, Judy Brundage, Joan Kolpanen, .c\nita !\lonarchi. ~1ichelle Kelley, Joyce Kolpanen, Joan Bernhard, 3RD RO\V--Betty 1'.1urra}. Cindy Hogan, 1\lary Rustead, .Abby i\-1erriman, Sharon B;irkey. Sara Gehvix, Bonnie \lbert, I(ay Riina.

Halls plastered w ith posters, cheering girls dressed in maroon and vvh ite; lines of students, l ed by the Pep C lub , stretching across t he footbal l fie ld from th e lockers to the benches, wai t to c h eer the Demon football players onto the field; scream ing pandemonium when the basketball squad en t ers the gymnasium for another exciting tilt this is the Pe p C lu b of Golden Hi gh sc hool, ,vho, whe th er the Demons w i n or l ose, are al\.vays ready to l end th e ir support and their s pirit to the Golden High School sports cause .

PEP CLUB: PI CTURED LEFT TO RIGHT IN THE FRONT ROW- -Chris Wagner, Debbi Rillos, L indy Bullock, Martha Dunham, Lee Freking, Sue Easton, SECCND ROW--Jan P ickert, Georgia Hatchell, Kathy Hoffman, Donna Blum, Jeanie Holiworth, Kathi Roberts, Shirley Morse, Miss Teresa Sayers, Miss Ruby Hale, Donna Warner, Jenny McCarty, Mindy Bullock, Betty Herron, Pam Syverson, Vickie Furman, Jane Orr, Linda Baring, THIRD ROW--Heidi Pickett, Lay Alley, Barbara Bargman, Marilyn Dodson, Chris Van Winkle, Virg1n1a Schmidt, Cherie Bums, Janice Kaufman, Sherri Wallen, Sue Janik, Kris Ziegler, Gaye Lynn Wellman, Merr i Wallen, Thea Wood, Paige Lincoln, Lei ta Koch, Geneva Norby, Pam Bond, Margo Neuhauser, Joan Bernhard, FOURTH ROW--Mickelc I<elley, Barbara Lytle, Emily Harden, Rhonda Kay, Jane Schmidt, Monika Von Glinski, Carol Oliver, Kathlleen Spear, Shelley Sunderhuse, Laurie Ste,vard, Kim Davis, Mary Allen, D ixie Lab out, Karen Clay, Wendy Edwards, Davie Ann Dobbs, Jo Ann Cook, Laura Ernest, Cynthia Sun·att, Joyce Kolpanen, FIFTH ROW--An1ta Monarch1, Cathy Annand, Theresa Churchill, Nancy Floyd, Bev Brunton, Chris I{ing, Mona Massey, Rosanna Finley, Colleen Mooney, Lori Miller, Debbie !{aestner, Ann Hawkins, Debbie Heartso, Sue Henshaw, Holly Lubahn, Chris Fisbeck, Elaine Flor, Vickie Fast, Kath 1 Kerm1et, Jo.1.n l{olpanen, SIXTH ROW - - Judy Brundage, Debbie McDonald, Theresa Babb, Judy D1Donato, Dee Dee Godoy, Joann Jackson, Linda Wadhams, Sharon Dobbs, Margaret Wolf, Barb Jennings, Cheryl Garlock, Margie Williams, Lisa Johnson, Blaine Henderson, Claudia Bleidt, Mi Mi Wagner, Debbie Swena, Nancy Hamilton, Annette Sauve, Janet Bernhard; SEVENTH ROW--Betty Murray, Virginia Ronzio, Pam Teasley, Cindy Starks, Claudia Hobson, Kathy McDermott, Nancy Nickerson, Debby Munoz, Hulda Matz, Anita Allen, D ebbie Bowers, Kathy Caneer, Janice Matz, Kim Coleman, Sandra Darm on, Nancy Hamilton, Jeannie Butler, Alison Hachen, Sandy Opstelten, Cindy Hogan, EIGHTH ROW--Kay Rima, Martha Woodson, Kim Hottinger, Jo Anderson, Keanette Tennant, Kathy Farrell, Kathy Smart, Cindy Stapp, Candy Fike, $cherry Kochevar, Gin ger Surratt, Nancy Tubbs, Allison Hamp, Cindy Baldessari, Betty Tibbets, Cindy Ro,ve, Carol Meinecken, Anne Roberts, Rhonda Rumbaugh, Vonni Albert, NINTH ROW--Sarah Gelwix, Becky Crew, Sherry McKibben, Robin S,vanson, Terry Peterson, Crystal McKibben, Sue Stevanak, Linda Hagan, Sandy Van D e Hey, Kim Bl aine, Theresa Smith, Nancy Henshaw, Mary l{ay Knolls, R1ch1e Brown, l{athy Barbour, Kitty Campbell, Nancy Nelson, Doris Barkey, Terry Fender, M ary Rustad, TENTI-I ROW --Abby Merriman, Ginger Hayes, Marcia Coble, Gay C re ason, Kathy Wagnon, Sharon Col v1n, Peggy Phillips, Nancy Heigh, Karen W i lle y, Debby Han cock, Cindy Rillo s, Terry A nge ll , Anne Hutchinson, Sue Bates, J ode Shader, Terry Iv ans, Judy Roy, Susi Fletcher, Niki Farley, Sharon Barkey.

STAGE BAND PICTURED LEFT TO R I GHT IN THE FRONT ROW--Ed Turle}, SECOND R OW--Mike Babb, TeITy Fender. Rhonda Rwnbaugh. J\.1arty Shelton, Davie Dobbs, Lanny Wilkin, THI RD RO\V--Dean :tv1aughan, Tim Scherrer, Rick Prouty. Randy Ames. Randy ?v1yers. Tiin r-.1ills; FOURTH RO\\'--Bob Rumbaugh, 1',11ke l\,1iller, Jeff Dufford, Ken Turnbo

Yarrell, Cindy Stapp--head nv1rler

POM PON GIRLS "D" Kath} Kermiet, "E" Patty Openlander, "M" Marty Kepler, "O" Rhonda Rwnbaugh. "N" Chris Van\\ inkle, "S" Ann Roberts.

TWIRLERS· P I CTURED LEFT TO R I GHT--M1ndy Bullock, Claudia Bleidt, I<athr

BAND: PICTURED LEFT TO RIGHT IN THE FRONT ROW--Cindy Stapp, SECOND ROW--1v1indy Bullock Kathy Yarrell, Claudia Bleidt, THIRD ROW--Kitty Campbell, Jan et Rensick, Kathy Kermiet, Cand} Fike, Steve Branson, Wendy Edvvards, Sherri Kochever, Patty Openlander; FOURTH ROV.:--:tv1anette Lehman , Marty Shelton, Tresa Bator, Terry Fender, Dave Bauman, Bill Petty, Bill Jennings, Mark Averil, Ted \ian Horn, Ann Roberts, Marty Keppler, Barbara Brooks; FIFTH ROW--Becky Ames, Chris Van Winkle, Davie Dobbs, I<athy Crane, Karen Wellensick, Barbara Fisher, Mary Meyers, Ginger Surratt, Jon Stenmark, Barb Byers, Jean Hoffman, Lanny Wilkin, Doris Barkey, Rhonda Rumbaugh, Terry Dodson, Sandy Holmberg, Peggy Baldmim, SIXTH ROW--Dale Paulson, J eff Piseechio, Connie Eager, Kim Hottenger, Donna Yarbrough, Mike Miller, Bobby Rumbaugh, Jeff Duffork, Ken Turnbo, Ken Brouse, Steve Eager, Jacki McClain, Steve Parks, Richard Prooty, Jim Scherrer, lee McDonald, Randy Ames, Tim Mills, Randy Myers; SEVENTH ROW--Dan Combs, Mike N1ullen, Mark \1Vall1sa, Don Ste,vart, Gary Valentine, John Holmberg, Rhonda Kay, Mike Babb, John Co,vell, Glenn Davis.

ORCHESTRA. PICTURED LEFT TO RIGHT--M1ke Babb, Rhonda Day, Bill Ha} es, Nick Stre,vler

Concert Choir

CONCERT CHOIR : PICTURED LEFT TO RIGHT IN THE FRONT ROW--Bev Brunton, LindyBullock, Barb Jennings, Pam Willis, Cindie Gaines, Je anette Brunton, Debbie Rillos, Shelley Sunderhuse, Carol Bartosh, Barb Bargman, Holly Lubahn, Kathy Kermiet, Linda Wacfi1an1s, Heidi Pickett, SECOND ROW--Debbie Bennetts, l'v1ichelle I<elley, l{athleen Spear, Cliff Barnhardt, Paul Bleidt, 1'1ike Pomeroy, Gary Paullus, Ken Brouse, Kathy Smart, Bonnie Barnhardt, Je anie Holzworth, J an Pickett, THIRD RO\i\ --Sue Schonla\v, Cindy Hogan, Cindy Rillos, Dennis Keenan, Rick Steadman, George Stanke, Tom La rkin , Jeff Boyer, Allen La Borde, Elaine Flor, Kay Rima, Sue Blaine, Pam Bond, Abby Mernman, Sharon Barkey, Janis Matz, Ed Turley, Jerry Blesh, Ho,vard Denton, Nathan Kuel, Dale Schosso,,-. Rod Grosvenor, Rick Stolpa, Mary Rustad, Heidi I(ohler, Cheryl Godfrey

Centennial Singers

The halls of Golden H 1gl1 School are filled \Vith the sounds of youthful, happy 111usic. It is the sound of our selective Centennial Smgcrs singing Christ111as carols and adding to the holiday sp1r1t Tl1ey not only perfor111 for the school but also have sung at Rockland Con1n1un1ty Church, Stapleton :\irport, Hol1da y Inn , Pinehurst Country Club, and The School of .t\11nes. GHS is very proud of the 21 vivacious smgers and their director and leader Mr. Ryan.

CENTENNIAL SINGERS--PICTURED FROM THE FRONT RO\V, left to right--Cind} G 1ines, Dan Gline s Ed Turli.!)'; 2ND ROvV--Gar,., Paulus, lv1ichelle Kelly, Bonnie Barnhardt, Debbie Rillos, 1'1.r. Pat Ryan, 3RD RO\\ --Carol Bartosh, George Stanke Ken Brouse, Rick Steadman, Dale Schosso" Dennis Kt!en a n, 4111 RO\V--Rod Gro sve nc r, Lindy Bullock. Pam \'\' illis, Ho,vard Denton.

American Field Service

I s it p oss i b l e? Boys a nd gir l s go in g t o sc hool in sho rt s and p an t s. Thanks to AFS , Go l den has had a Burmuda Day wh i c h i s used to bri ng a nd exc hange students from another country h e re . This year we were honored to hav e Jose Hopkins from Lima , Peru J ose l ived ,vith J ohn Stenmark a nd his family.

AFS: RICTURED LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW--Margo Neuhauser, Kathy Myer s, Mr. Loren Christensen, Dennis Dnnn, Connie Corwin , Jose Hopkins; SECOND ROW--Walter Simon, Virginia Schmidt, Kim Davis, Don Roe , Eric Letey; BACK ROW--Kathy Roberts, laura Ernest, Georgia Barclay Shelia Agnew, Rick Steadman.

Jose Hopkins

Can you see yourself sca lin g th e t\vo hundred-foot s id e of a mountain. Some 50 GHS students have found th e sa ti sfac ti on and thrill of mountaine er in g in th e Mountaineering Club Mr. Schukman i s th e sponsor of th e t\vo year-old c lub. This year the dare d e vil s have climbed Mt . Sherman, Mt. Sh er idan , and Mt. Guyot. Mountainee ring Club gives out door en th u siasts an opportunity to l ear n n e\v s kill s and use old and a l,vays have fun.

Mountaineering Club

MOUNTAINEERING CLUB PICTURED LEFT TO RIGHT FRONT RO\.V--Jan Manning Stet \Villo,vby, Frank Yonng, TeIT) Angell, Gay Creeson, 1'.1r Skip Shuckmann, \nn Hutchinson Dennis Bro,,·n Garri s Flebbe, Stc,c Gas~ ill; SECOND RO\.-\ --Lee ~1cDonald, Larry Thorne, Dean Ha,\'lC}, Dick Crin1, Tin1c \nderson, \Varren Frush Jack Kenneson, Jo se Hopkins Robert Anderson, TH IRD ROVv--Denn1s Dunn, Craig \.1cDonald, R) nda Smiley, \he. P atterson K a th y Wagnor, Ste, e V\" erber, Ch i p 1'.1err1ng, Jim Gleaton, B.\CK RO\.-\ --Gene \\"ood, Rachael Ripp), Andrea Dempsey, Mary Allen, Sandra D amson, Connie Conving, Greg Koontz

Foreign Language Clubs

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FRENCH CLUB:PICTURED LEFT TO RIGHT FRONT ROW: She1laAgne,v, Mr R aoul Pirri, Kelsey Burton, Kitty Campbell, SECOND ROW--Candy Fike, Sandy Damron , Terry Fender, Barbara Brooks, Betsy DeQuine, Nancy Hensha"', Rhonda Rumbaugh ; THIRD ROW--Susan Stevanek, Susan Windler, Elizabeth Heising, ?v1arcia Coble, Monika Von Glinsk1, Laurie Ste,vart, Georgia Hatchell

JCL: PICTURED LEFT TO RIGHT BACK ROW: Sherri Wallen, Vonnie Albert, Becky Sumption, lv1onika Von Glinski, Merri Wallen, Janice Kaufman; SECOND ROW- -Tim Mugglestone, Rob ?-.leunier, Scott Livesay, !(en Furman, Debbie lv1unoz, FRONT ROW--Luv\>auna l( ennedy, Sheila Agne\'>', Miss Priest, Theresa Bator, Janet Rensink, J eannette Tennant.

Foreign Language Clubs

The f ar a,vay sounds of exc iting an d differe nt countri es come t og·eth er under t h e b a nn er of t he fo r eign l a n guage c l ubs . Of th ese, t here are four, F re n c h , Ger1na n , Ru ssian, and La ti n. Each tr i es t o bring to life the roma n ce, h i story, a nd c ultur e o f t hese cou nt ries through it s ac tiv ities, such as go i ng to pl ays, havin g p a rti es tha t use the charac t er i s ti c se ttings of th e indivi d ua l coun t ries, etc

RUSSIAN - GER?vIA~ CLUB : PICTURED LEFT TO R IGHT, ARE 11': THE 1ST ROW--l\.1artha Thatcher, Georgia Barley, Jeanne Holnvorth, ?v1rs. \Vynar, Sigrid Franz, Craig l\.1cDonald, 2ND RO\\ Sharon Barkey. Sue Easton, Rose McKnight, Ann Hutchnson, Doris Barkey, Cindy Storkes, Bett, Heron, 3RD RO\-V--Kathy Kermiet , Jay Buckley, Phil He\ves, Barb Jennings, Rick .\lbrader, Danny Fike. Steve Parks, 4TH ROW--Barb Bargman, Linda Baring, Jackie Ro,, Kathy Spear, Shelley Sunderhuse, Sandra Holmberg.

So, this is the Journalism room, full of busy people. Loneson1e but busy Joan l<olpanen and Cathy Ortel ,vork diligently on the DEl\1ON.

DE.t-v1ON: PICTURED LEFT TO RIGHT BOTTOM RO\i\ --Jv1r. Roy Daugherty, Rosanne Schiermier. Joan Kolpanen, Jeanette Brunton. Larry Qualls, BACK RO'.V--Jess1ca Malcom, Jodi Ocoden, Lo,vell Gee, Chris King, laura Enrest.

Demon Staff Trident Staff

NEWSPAPER: LEFT TO RIGHT IN FRONT ROW: Bev Brunton, Ann Miller, Margie Morgan, Geoff Baile}', ~1r. Roy Daugherty. SECOND ROW: Kathy McDermott, Nancy Nickerson, Laura Ernest, Lari) Qualls, Steve Eager. THIRD ROW: Ra) Finley, Dick Crim, Roger Hyatt, Guy Di Torrice.

Win One

Gain Experience

The Demons fought to tl1eir fullest and learned a lot this year. They got the experience they needed. and a good team is in the offering for next year'

VARSITY: LEFT TO RIGHT IN FRONT ROW: Eric Bakke, Kevin Buettner, Gay Ha,vley, Ingle Refvem, Thom Wolfe, Jeff Bo} er, Bob Parfet, Russ Murray. SECOND ROW: Pat McMahon, l{im Barnes, Chris Truax, Dick Crim, Cliff Pike, Steve Pike, Jim Mann, Ken Sutton. THIRD ROW: Jeff Moerbe, Ed Snyder, Jeri'} Blesh, Phil He,ves, Dick Espy, Mark Ho,ves, Greg Bettinger, Fred Thorne. FOURTH ROW: Buddy Jenkins, Don Jesse, Carroll Warling, Craig Schillings, Pete Scott, Jim Gleaton, Brent Grenfell, Tom Gleaton. FIFTH ROW: Mgr. Steve Dugan, Coach Lyle Bro,vnlee, Coach Dave Skene, Coach De,vain Wood, Coach Art Papenfus, Mgr. Rick Paine.

OK men, this is the plan ! Coach Skene gave the team extra good advice, because they \Vent on to ,vin the Homecoming game 2 1 -7.

Hit him left ! Hit him left! Come on Demons, Fight, Fight, Fight! ! ! Pete Scott (85), and another Golden man get their man, ,vhile Ingle Refvem moves 1n to help.

C l i ff P ike ( 10) hands the ball to Kim Barnes (41 ), and he's off to the races.

A Golden Player 1s tackled by an Arvada player after catching the ball on a pass play The next play led to a touchdo,vn

Cliff Pike (10) S\Veeps around the end to make a fu'St do,vn during the Homecoming game

As Kim Barnes ( 41) steps over the goal line about to catch a pass from Cliff Pike, Lakewood's 88 pats the ball away

Junior Varsity

JUNI OR VARSITY· Pictured LEFT TO RIGHT in the FRONT ROW. Br11n Dunn, \Ves Burger, Da"e Hayner, Ken Truhillo, lv11ke CeIVantes, Don Van Horn, Dave H'.lmilton, Jeff 1v1oerbe SECOND RO\V. Dtvid Burke, Ken Durst, John O ' Dors 10, Joe Salas, Blair \Villtamson, J(en I<urndt, Vernon Cook, Fred Thorne THIRD RO\\'. Chuck Gouder, Rand} Flemming, Joe Laffert}, John Franz, Dave Grah1m, Jeff Richie, Tom Gleaton TOP ROW: Coach Art Papenfus, Mike Agne,v, Coach Dc,vain \Vood

Cross Country

Out o f a field of 72 com p e tit ors, in th e Cross Country state meet, Golden ' s Cross Country t ea m placed 14th. Coach Dick Booton had an outstanding t e am composed of seven seniors and six juniors. Dennis Dinn , Dan Ro e, John Stenmark, Dave Braden, and Randy Mihoover won honor s as the team ' s outstand1ng runn e rs.

11 0n your mark, get set, go. " Coach Booton prepares to pull the trigger before a cross country race.

CROSS COUNTRY TEAM: PICTURED LEFT TO RIGHT IN THE FRONT ROW--Gary Koontz, John Stenmark, Ken Taylor, Frank Van D Hey , Dan R oe, Merl e Gee, Captain R andy Mihoover; SECOND ROW Paul Bleidt, Craig McDonald, Terry Evans, Denni s Dunn , D a l e P au l so n, Dave Bra den

Ban won't wear off as the race goes on. Dale Paulson tries to \Vatch the race \vhile Terry Evans surveys the situation

Last one to the finish line is a rotten egg. With a threat like that D an Roe races to the lead \V1th Dave Braden close behind.

T\vo Golden boys are sprinting towards the finish lin e with no competition in sight.

Tennis Team Nets Good Record

Gold e n ' s T e nni s team had a fine ye ar. After many matches throughout the country Golden went to the district meet a nd came home with third place. It took individual players like Dale Scho ssow, who got first in di s trict to make that po ss ible . Also doing their part was Steve Gaskill , number two man from Jefferson County and the numb e r o n e Golden doubles team of John Mooney and Jim Hul t.

TENN I S TEAM. PI CTUREDLEFT TO RIGHT,IN THE FRONT ROW.Bill Jennings, Jim Butler, John Mooney, Steve Gaskill, Dale Schossow, Garris Fleebe, Jan Manning, Geoff Bailey, Jim Hult; SECOND ROW--Mr. Terry Pershing, Scott Osher, Bob Anderson, Marty Shelton, D an Combs, Rick P routy

Although it may look like coach Pershing and Dale Schossow have had a slight disagreement, they a re merely waitmg for a tennis match t o begin.

Basket Two points! Jim Butler leans into a serve during a tennis Match.

Tim out! John Mooney appears all tied up after making a return.

Fore! Bill Flemings 1s caught in mid-serve. Geoff Bailey ,vaits for return.

VARSITY: Pictured LEFT TO RIGHT IN FRONT ROW: Jim Hult, Russ Murray, Eric Bakke, Gary Cutter, Ken Sutton, Doug Webster. SECOND ROW: Coach Dennis Dunkin, Eric Groswald, Warren Frush, Craig Schillings, Greg Harmon, Coach Dave Skene.

Coach Dennis Duncan

Basketball is basically a non-<:ontact sport. Jim Hult (15) and

Creek's (14) make contact and create a no-no. 123

Hey, wait, Greg, we ' re over here. Hult (14) and Cutter (22) move into the picture as the ball moves out.

Bear

Read} or not, here I come! Ru ss tv1urra} (33) move s into act1on as Gar} Cutter (23) prepare s to assist.

Up, up and a,vay goes the orange ball, as Ken Sutton ( 54) holds up t:\vo fingers , hop mg for a basket.

OLE! Russ Murray (32) uses a little Spanish dance to score t\vo points for Maroon and White

Coach ! You never to l d us ,vhat to do about flat balls.

Basket, t\vo points. Craig Schillings leads the pack to p aydirt for Go l den

J UN IO R VA R SITY : Pi ctured LEFT TO R I GHT I N FRONT ROW: Pete Scott, Chris Truax, Dale Nicholas, Mark Wagner, Rick P aine, C l ark Rogers, Coach Dave Skene, Niles Wyhs, Eric GroS\vald, \Varren Fru sh, Van Ho,vbert, Chuck Tolton, Coach Dennis Dunkin. 125

Promising Sophomores Highlight Season ;

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Pictured LEFT TO RIGITT IN FRONT ROW: Ed Snyder, Paul Bleidt, Gary Stevens, Don Ste,vart, Jon Findley, Kim Trujillo, Dave Fischer, Gary Hall, Ra.idy Brueske, Tim Lincoln, Terry Evans. SECOND ROW: Dennis Dunn, Gordon Nord}ke, Blair Williamson, Steve Purty, Gene Jordan, Bill Jennings, George Hoskovec, Dave Bauman, Brian Dunn, Tony Weber, Mike Miller, Jeff Richie. TH IRD ROW: Coach Lyle Bro1,vnlee, Nathan Kuehl , Kevin Buttener, Steve Nel son, Dale Paulson, Randy Fleming, David Burke, Thom Wolfe, Paul Dakken, Richard Bauman, Bill Maa s , Chuck Goudge, Coach Darrel Hafling.

Although Golden didn't have a very successful year in wrestling , the future looks very promising There will be 7 out of 12 returning lettermen. The biggest accomplishment of the season was ,vhen the sophomores took first at the Wasson Tournament in Colorado Springs. Golden can also be proud for sending Richard Bauman to State and for getting in the semi-finals.

The vampire strikes again as Brian Dunn attacks his man but al1,vays fairly.

Wrestle! Wrestle ! Twist him like a pretzle. Jim Thorne tries to maneuver out of a precarious s ituation.

The 1,vrestlers get together for a little gossip before the match is to begin.

"Chris you ,vouldn't laugh if you ,vere out there. 11 Dave Bauman (on top) struggles to spin his opponent.

Seventeen

Curiosity, approval and disapproval are all sho1,vn as visiting Lindy Bullock gets looked over by the 11 town" 1n the musical production of SEVENTEEN.

Chaos, discussing and last-minute rehearsing take place as the cast of SEVENTEEN 1,vait for the next phase of the production.

To every mother's heart break and surpri s e , Elaine Flor, her young boy, Dennis Keenan, must experience puppy love.

11 No,v, ya 111 don't look surpr1led, this is the best re med), for a headache 1n the \vhole ,vorld. 11 Black .tv1arty Sheldon gives some medical advice to Dan Gaines and Lind), Bullock about headaches and Dennis Keenan (under the bucket )

Caught during a "note" the male members of SEVENTEEN practice a mouth-opening song.

" W ell, isn't he the most adorable littl e ol ' th i ng?" L indy Bull ock surveys the goodl i ness of Dennis Keenan.

Some people ,vill do anything to get number one which is \vhat Dennis Keenan did in the 11 shoe 11 contest.

Student Council Week

Disgrace comes as the boys slip into the ditch during studentfaculty tug - of - ,var.

• Golden's nature lovers do their thing in the ditch during the three-legged race.

Wanted: Eight Golden High Mayor-Nappers

The quiet town of Golden was quickly brought alive one Saturday morning last Spring by the rumor that eight notorious students had kidnapped the beloved Mayor Goudge of the town. He was brutally hogtied to a chair and th e n parad e d thro ug h town in the back of a bullet proof 19 23 pickup truck A ransom of $300 was as ked for Because of the quick eye and hand of a photograh e r this picture was taken. They are, from the LEFT , TOP , Jerry Kwit , Mark Hutchinson , Ken Taylor , Gary Cutter , Jim Brunton , Eric Bakke , Dennis Keenan , and John Stenmark. Anyon e kn o,ving their whereabouts are urg-ed to keep away. They are suspected of being very friendly

Queen Of Canzelot

Jenny McCarthy

Travel ing back through the ages of time we land on the small is land kingdom "just right for happy ever-aftering, " a place called Camelot. The music and dancing have changed, but the youthful feeling and gaiety will always be the same. Knights with their fair maidens danced to the music of the Brass Menagerie under the reign of Queen J enny McCarthy . In her court were Anne Roberts , Lindy Bullock , and Chris Wagner. The evening at Camelot ended all too soon and the Knights and maidens had to return to their lives of T -shirts and tennies.

Camelot Court, pictured from the LEFT: Doug Bacon, Anne Roberts, Richard Johnson, Lind y Bullock , Jenny McCarthy, Ed Snyder, Chris Wagner, and Bob Parfet.

Baseball

On this man's shoulders rests the fate of the worl d --well at least the fate of Golden ' s baseball team.

Coach !viclaren and Coach Peterson look at their boys. LEFT TO RIGHT , BOTTOM ROW: Ken Sutton , Jerry Blesh , Doug Webster, Fred Thorne , Steve Johnson, Jeff Johnson, Rus s Murray. SECOND ROW : Tom Gleaton , Steve Dugan, Steve Pik e, Eric lete y, Van Ho1,vbert 1 Chris Truax, Pat McMahon, Jim Hult

Coach Mclaren .

If only I could fly- life and catching flies ,vould be so much easier.

Junior varsity; FRONT ROW , left to right: Fred Straface, Rick Paine , Dan Fike, Tom Martella, Herb Flansburg, Coach Barnhardt. SECOND ROW: Mark Wagner, Bill Gray, Stan Full,vood, Steve Johnson , John Odorsio, Tom Nicholas.

J im Hult plays a little hop scotch on home plate ,vith Pat McMahon.

H uddling with boys before game, Coach Mclaren gives team some last words of advice.

Golf

Greg Harmon, Golden's golf pro, prepares for a S\Ving .

Golf Team: LEFT TO R I GHT: Bob Anderson, Greg H armon, Coach Dunkin, Chris H e fl ey, Bob St. Cyr

Girls Gymnastics

Girl G, mnasts BOTTO?\-1 ROW, left to right- -Donna Blum, lee Freking, ?vhss Wilcox, Chris Wagner, Ginger Ha) es, SECOND ROW--Richie Bro\ 1n, tvta11 leutzinger, NanC) Heigh. J.ine Orr, J oan Bernhard, THIRD ROW--Jo Stre\Veler, Debbie Kesner A.nn Hopkins, Claudia Ble1dt

Boys

Gymnastics

Boy Gymnasts: BOTTOM ROW, left to right--Bobby Lareau, Gary Stevens, Larry Thorn, Nick Stre\vler, Dennis Fredrickson, SECOND ROW--Mike Austin, Robert Meunier, Dave Hamilton, Randy M, ers, John Franz, Chuck Franz, Coach Pershing.

Track Team: BOTTOM ROW, left to right--Melody Moser , Dan Roe, Kirn Barnes , Cliff Pike, Bob Parfet, Randy Mihoover, Charles Putman , Art Papenfus , SECOND ROW - -Dan Je sse, John Stenmark, Gary Koont z, Steve Williams, J ohn Mooney, Kevin Beuttner , Don Van Horn ; THIRD ROW--Chu ck Goudge, Steve Colton, Pete Scott , Dave Braden, Thom Wolfe, Alan Platt , Jim Thorne , Coach Booton , FOURTH ROW- -Jeff Ri chie, Randy Richardson, Frank Van Deahey , Paul Bleidt , Kenn y Kemdt , Stan Scarth, Jeff Moerbe, FIFTH ROW--Tom Larkin , Greg K1ldo\v, Joe Laugherdy , Bill Hayes , and John Gary.

To the students of Golden H zgh School, we extend our sincere congratulatzons for today's ach1ez•e1nents -u)e wzsh you continued success as you prepare for tomorroiv' s challenges.

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