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dly the counsel of the years, gracefully e things of youth. Nurture strength of spirit sudden misfortune. But do not distress giniugs. Many fears are born of spirit

. Beyond a wholesome discipline be u are a child of the uni verse no ars. You have a right to be ou, no doubt the

Courtesy of W. Eugene Smith

..• you are a child of the universe, no less than the trees and the stars. You have a right to be here.

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interested in your own career; however humble; it is a real possession in the changing fortunes of time.

Courtesy of Fred Plaut

Courtesty of Ken Regan

Many persons strive for high ideals and everywhere the ,vorld is full of heroi sm.

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Courtesty

especially do not feign affection. Neither be cynical about love, for in the face of all aridity and disenchantment it is as perenial as the grass.

of W. C, Rauhauser

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placidly amid the noise and haste and

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remember what peace

DEDICATION

In today's society it is important for people to communicate. It is especially important between the student and teacher. A man at our school who has been able to communicate with his students is Mr. Roy Daugherty. Because of this we are most proud and honored to dedicate our 1969--1970 yearbook to Mr. Daugherty.

Before coming to Golden Mr. Daugherty was Editor at the Golden Transcript. While here at Golden, Mr Daugherty has taught journalism, English, History and Communications.

At home Mr Daugherty has two children , Paul 6 and Jeanne 4 , and a lovely wife Elaine. Ml'. Daugherty is a very out-going man and takes part in golfing, hiking, tennis, and his greatest love of all, photography.

With all of this help to us we find it necessary to show our appreciation. So This is your yearbook Mr. Daugherty.

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GERAID DIFFORD PRINCIPAL OF GOLDEN 1-llGH SCHOOL

Herb Cochran Assistant Principal BDave Bachman Counselor

Pat Knapp Counse l or Dick Booton Director of Student Affairs John Tomalla Counselor

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Robert Arnold World History

Lloyd Campbell American History, Socio l ogy Loren Christensen C h emistry Larry Barnhardt Typing, Clerical Record Keeping John Chapman Physics, Man Made World

Dan Comer Math, Man Made World Lyle Brownlee Boy's Physical Education

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John Chase Bookkeeping Larry Daniels Occupational Work Experience

Roy Daugherty American History Gerald Garland Man Made W o rl d R uby Hale t-.1ath

Ray E\ving Spanish Gail Glanzer Typing Tom Henry Histoi, 19 ILouise French Special Education Darrel Hafling ?v1ath Ed Herber ~fath

Sue Hoppin English III Ernest Kazmier Band J Loretta McHugh Home Economics

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Marian Jackson English III Shirley Larson English N

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Al M cLaren American History Truly Johnson Eng l ish II Roy Lemmons Distributive Education

Mildred Morgan Art

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Sandra Nations History

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Al Perrellia Industrial Arts Pat Ryan Vocal Music Nancy Ortloff English IV, Journalism, Yearbook Raoul Pirri French

Teresa Sayers World History

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Art Papenfus Biology Maud Priest English III, Latin Ray Schuckm ann Biology

Jan Schultz Shorthand Dawn Struxness English II Lowell Sharp Psychology, Speech

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Marilyn Wilcox Girl's Physical Education Dave Skene {,Qll/i I fOOTB~ll Boy's Physical Education Lucy Wynar German, Russian

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Betty A tki n son Math R eso ur ce Ce nte r Ann Hansen Arts and Foreign Language Resour c e C ent e r

J an Mi ddl emiss Eng l ish Resource Center Suzanne Barnhardt Business Resource Center I ' .. Virginia H ayes Assistant Librarian

Joa n Mill s Social Studies Resource Center • • Chri sta Coon Lib r arian Ruth Hopper Instructional Math Aide Virginia \ ' ila Art Assistant

Nina Deleo Secretary Gertrude Meyer Secretary '

Richard Hansen Media Specialist Diane Kile Secretary

Katherine Tait Secretary

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Custodians LEFT TO RIGHT; Claude Harland, Robert Kramer, Marjorie Webb, Elzia Morton, Samuel Arguello, Niel Webb, William Ro,ve.

Cooks LEFT TO RIGHT, Eunice Aldrich, Juanita Richner, Erlene Hogan, Esther Baker, l\1arge Bentley FRONT ROW; \ elma Durell, Peg Hoffmann, Inez Graham, Roseann Spicer.

''S peak your truth quietly and clearly: and li ste n to others, even the dull and ignorant; they too have their story."

SENIOR CLASS CLOWNS Ho, va rd De nton a nd Ju d y Brund a g e

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MOST CREA TNE Chris Fisbeck and Steve Branson MOST ATI-ll..ETIC Pete Scott a nd Donna Blum

BEST STUDENTS

SENIOR CLASS FLIRTS Pam Willis and Chuck Tolton

Jim Butler and Jeannette Tennent BEST LOOKING Kay Rima and Jeff Bailey MOST LIKEI.. Y TO SUCCEED Mike Babb and Laura Ernest

'' Come on people , now smile on your broth e r , everybody get together come on and love one another, right now."

Presi dent Craig McDonald

Sec-T reas . Jeannett Tennant Vice- Pres . Geoff Bailey

Georgine Aeverman Mary Allen Luana Anderson Jo Anderson Mike Babb Rex Baker Barb Bargmen Linda Baring David Bauman Richard Bauman Janet Bernhard

Joan Bernhard

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Lar ry Berquist Bruce Billings Claudia Bleidt Paul Bleidt Jerry Blesh Donna Blum Pam Bond Dave Bowman David Braden Steve Branson John Brunel

Bev Brunton

Cal Bucholz Jay Buckley Barbara Burkhead Barb Byers Allen Chapman Darrel l Clark Steve Co l ton Jo Ann Cook George Cooper Connie Convin Kathy Crane

Kim Davis

Gloria Deal Lori Denison Guy Ditorrice Cindy Duerst Corliss Dean Howard Denton Davie Dobbs

Jeff Dufford Mike Dempsey Connie Di Donato Paul Dokken Steve Dugan

Jim Durant Judy Edelen Wendy Edwards Mary Emanuel Laura Ernest Dick Espy Terry Evans Vicki Fasl Sherry Feister Dan Fike Chris Fisbeck

Bobbie Fisher

Randy Fitch Elaine Fl.or Louis Forester Dean Fertik Jerry Frank Dave Freeman Warren Frush Stan Full.,vood Lo,vell Gee Sarah Gel\\ ix Tom Ge'\/ an

Dee Dee Godoy

Bob Gowey Janet Guth Sue Harney Kathy Hebert Brent Grenfell Ma rk Hamlin Dean Hawley

Kris Hefley Joy Gr isham Lind a Hansen Gay H awley Richard Heinz

Liz Heising Jeff Hensha,v Sue Henshaw Phil Hewes David Hoffman Cindy Hogan Charles Hollis Sandy Holmberg Van Howbert Rick Ho,\·ell i\1ark Ho,ves

Brenda Hyatt

Roger Hyatt Cheri James Kirk Jolivette Bobbie Keyser Terry Ivans Barb Jennings John Kelly Chris King

Joanna Jackson Bi l l Jennings Kathy Kermiet Nancy King

Ron Klinkebeil Kim Kress John Lehti Lois Leidich Mary Leutzinger Lynn Le,..., is Joan Long Holly Lubahn

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IBill Maas Loretta Malcom Tom l\1aples

Tom J\1artella

Mona 1v1assey Dean Maughan Kathy McDermott Sharon McHone Rose McKnight Patti McN eill Sandy 1v1eheen Caro l Meinicke Jacki Merrill Abby l\-1erriman Rob J\.1unier

Ann ?vli ller

Mike Mil l er Tim Mills Nita Monarchi Charlene Moore MaryAnn Morgan Nancy Moss Mike Mullen Debbie Munoz Mary Myers Randy Myers Ivan Ne ls on

Tom Nicholas

Nancy Nickerson Scott Noorlun Carol Oliver Connie Olson Katy Opel Jane Orr Cathy Ortel Vera Oscarson John Ower

Rick Paine Dale Paulson

Diane Pierce

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Don Pearce Joyce Perkins Terri Phe l ps Heidi Pi ckett Jan Pickett Steve Pike Al Platt Bob Port Larry Qualls Georgia Reed Richard Reeves

Robbie Ref\ em

Allan Reher Kay Rima Clark Rogers Rhonda Rumbaugh Roy Reher Rachael Rippy Jackie Roy

Mary Rustad Rudi Richardson Glenda Rodriguez Bob Rumbaugh Rick Sampson

Debbie Schemmp Jim Scherrer Jane Schmidt Sue Schon l aw Linda Schultz Doug Seipp Bob Shaffsta ll Randy Shumate Rynda Smiley Carmen Smith Debbie Sn11th Lee Smith 47

Vinnie Smythe Rick Steadman Jo Stre\veler Jeanette Tennant Kathy Spear Richard Stolpa Shelly Sunderhuse

Jim Thorne Laurie Stewart Fred Straface Cindy Surratt Chuck Tolton

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Chris Truax Ed Turley Sandy Valdez Gary Valntine Senior boys do their thing at an assembly. Ted Van Hom Bev Vassos Scott Versaw

Mark Wagner

Connie Wall Carroll Warling Doug Webster Brenda Woolaver Shelia Wall Jeff W atso n Lanny Wilkins Chris Wright 50 Greg Ward Tony Webber • Pam Willis Niles Wyhs

LATE PICTURES

NOT PICTURED

Sal l y Albrandt, Robert Anderson, Rose Anderson, Ellen Angell, Michael Auston, Geoffrey Bailey, Sharon Barkey, Tom Beebe, Charles Bishop, Ken Brenton, Gary Bristol, Dennis Bro\vn, Rudyard Bruggeman, Jim Butler, Ke ll i Carr, Be l gica Centonzio, Patricia Centonzio, Gary Chase, Darla Carroll, Steve Castagne, Karon Clay, Haro l d Courtney, jam es Craig, Joe Deitchel, Yvonne Diller, Dennis Dunn, Art Ferguson, 1'v1ark Fockler, Ellen Fol ey, LeRoy Foreman, Carol Frang, Daniel Gaines, Georgette Gallegos, Steven Gaskill, Thomas Gist, Eric Gros,.vald, Lavon Gutzman, Martin Hall, Robert Harper, Bruce Harvey, Kirk Ha,vorth, David Hays, Aida Heeren, Emmitt Hoskins, Terrence Hutchinson, Buddy Jenkins, Margaret Kruesi, Dixie LaBout, Jeffrey Landis, LeRoy Langley, Robert LaReau, Terry Lilly, John Locke, Debbie Loving, Larry lv1ann, Gary 1'v1ann, Craig l'vicDonald, Paul McEncroe, Riley Meehan, Craig l'v1ills, Archie Molton, Thomas Moore, 1'v1arjorie Morgan, Fred Nicholson, Dorrlayne Nielson, Stephen Orin, Mary Page, Susan Page, Gary Paullus, Jerry Paschall, Robert Patterson, Keith Peterson, Meredith Peterson, Steve Pilger, Darrell Ray, Stanley Ray, Mark Reed, Steve Rehfeld, Dianna Roman, Timothy Rome, Wesley Ruckman, Bruce Sass, Roger Sauve, Craig Schilling, John Schmidt, Peter Scott, Randy Session, Walter Simon, Doug Smith, Michael Smith, Richard Sparks, Carolyn Spillman, Leonard Susuras, Mark Tavelli, William Taylor, Penelope Tilden, Brian Urso, Thomas\ anDyne, lvfonika \·onGlinski, John Wahe, Tom Wolfe, Bob Wood, Roger Yarbrough, Bill Bennett, Calvin Ha\vorth, Jack Phillips.

Donna Yarbrough Kathy Yarrell Donna Youberg Pat Ziegl er Judy Brundage Gene N ewcomm

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''Keep interested in your own career, however humble; it is a real possession in the changing futures of time."

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CLASS of 71

Randy Fleming Chuck Goudge Rhonda Kay Cindy Aiken Dede Akes Anita Allen Kay Alley Cathy Annand Theresa Babb Cindy Baldessari Peggy Baldwin

Nancy Ballard Kathy Barbour Doris Barkey Cliff Barnhardt Gene Barth Patty Bates Sue Bates Gaylene Beebe Patricia Benjamin Cherine Berlin Don Beumer Dotty Blan c hard Marcia Bliesner Debbie Bowers

Janet Bristol Barbara Brooks

Richi Brown Karen Browne Steve Browning Randy Brueske Cheryl Buchol z Mindy Bullock Wes Burger David Burke Karen Burnham Jeanne Butler Kitty Campbell Kathy Caneer Gary Castagne Roger Chadwick Terry Churchill

Kim Coleman

Crystal Collins Dan Combs Bob Connally Lea Anne Cooper Gay Creason Becky Crew Jerry Crosby Ben Culley Alan Cutter Sandy Damron Cindy Davies

Cindy Degering She l ley Denison Judy Di donato Kay Diller

Terry Dodson

Dave DuBois Brian Dunn Ken Durst Lynda Eggle ston David Ericson Nikki Farley Terry Fender Candy Fike Dave Fischer Herb Flansburg Susan Fletcher Nancy Floyd Ward Force Val Ford Pat Foss

John Franz

Dennis Frederickson Jenny Fulmer Ken Funnan Cheryl Garlock John Gary Pam Giyan Tom Gleaton K aren Godfrey Bob Goldin Chuck Goudge Dave Graham Bill Gray Jack Gray Paula Greenburg Terry Griffey

Alison Hachen

Linda Hagan Gary Hall Bill Hamilton Dave Hamilton Nancy Hamilton Debbi Hancock Pam Hansen Emily Harden Ginger Haye s Bill Hayes Dave Hayner Debbie Hea rtso Nancy Heigh Nancy Henshaw Jim Hinkle

Claudia Hobson

Brenda Hollen John Holmberg Kim H ottinger Todd Howbert Debbie Howell J eanne H unt Ann Hutchinson Mark Hut c hins o n Li sa Johnson Gene J orda n Debbie K aestner Rhonda Ka y Sue K eyser Gregg Kikdow K ay Knol l

$cherry Kochevar

Ken Kranik Charles Larkin Linda Larum Nanette Lehman Adrienne Lunsford Mark Maddox Mike Mapps Martha Matson Debbie McDonald Lee McDonald Dan McGuire Crystall McKibben Chip Mehring Cindy Melnick Vickie Merrill

Debra Middleton

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Lori Miller Mike Miller Lorree Mills

Jeff Moerbe Colleen Mooney Christie Moore Nancy Nelson

Dianne Oldenberg Sandy Opstelton Scott Oshier Susan Pantel Steve Parks Terry Petterson Bruce Phillips Dave Pierce

Mary Pipe s

Jeff Piserchio Randy Poland Mike Pomeroy Jacky Prie r Steve Purdy Terry Rice Debbie Richardson Ted Richardson Jeff Richie I da Riffe Gary R oe Lo ra Riffe Doug Roesler Carol Rosenthal Cindy Rowe

Judy Ruckman

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Jeny Ruhl Erlene Rustad Deby Rynes Mark Sander5 Annette Sauve Becky Schultz Madeline Scott Pat Sexton Jody Shader Marty Shelton Cathy Smart Chris Smith Karla Smith Patty Smith Steve Spatz

Martha Spear

Robert Spritzer Cindy Stapp Susan Stevanak Gary Stevens Don Stewart Nick Streweler Ray Sundseth Ginger Surratt Robin Swanson Karen Sweikhardt Debi Swena Debi Sukora Terry Tavelli Pam Teasley Lonnie Terry

Barb Thompson

Fred Thorne Rita Thorton Craig Tid,vell Mike Toolan Nancy Tubbs Fred Valdez Don Van Horn Mirnrnie Wagner K athy Wagnon Mark Wallisa Susan Walington Joyce Weatherford Kay Wackerling Sue Wendler

Susi West Rita Weyler

Marjory Williams Blair Williamson Ann Willoughby Vicky Wishard Gary Wood Martha Woodson Richard Worth Aleta Whittaker Diane Early Bonnie Billings Alison Hamp John Odorisio Richard Prouty

Pam Syverson

If one is lucky , one might see juniors studying , if one is l ucky

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''CLASS OF 72''

Blanche Barber Debbie I-fall Patty Jennings

Linda Mcencroe Jeff Harri s Roxanne McKnight Sheri Henderson Sara King Brad Patterson

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Debby Allen David Anderson J oyce Anderson Joyce M. Anderson Wendy Angell Soraida Armenta Joy Atkinson Colleen Bain Chri s Baird Julie Bakke John Barringer Carol Batch Denise Beahm Marie Beattie Gene Ben j amin Terry Benzie Debbie Berquist Dave Bettinger Cassie Bevan Dana Blain M i ke Boland V i ckie Bond Geri Boone Pam Bowen Dan Braden

Jeff Bradley Dave Braisted Kirk Branson Vi c ky Branson Bo b Bro o ks

Kathy Bruns Karen Brunton Gary Brunton Barbara Buchanan Joycelyn Bullard Chris Burks Cindy Burton Lynne Butron Kent Busley Gerald Byers Linda Carlson Tony Carr Ron C astagne Pat Chase Elizabeth Childs Debbie Claar Vicki Clifford Cindy Cline Debra Coakley Wayne Cobb Mona Colvin Dennis Comer Pat Cook Janey Cooley Ka y Coop Thelma Copley Steve Davis Bex Dameron

Bud Dean Holly Deluise

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Mike DiTorri c e Joy Dommers James Donley Greg Dufford Denise Dumont Ken Dunafon Francene Dunn Danny Eagan Ricky Edelen Lisa Emerson Vicki Fi sbeck Rob ert Fischer Patrice Fleming John Floyd Jane Forester Susan Freeman Susan Fulks Linda Galland Richard Garlock Diane Gamer Scott Geddis Edward Ceron Jay Gilbert Kathy Gingrich Ram Gohn Robbie Goodrich Tom Gould Chris Green

Matt Grenfell Carol Griffin

Jeff Groce Renee Grosch Melinda Gross Melissa Gross Kris Groswald Gwen Grosvener John Guenther Lanette Guildner Bev Hadlock Dan Hagemeiste John Hall Nancy Halligan Ivan Hamilton

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Mitchell Hamilton Te rry Hamlin Joe 1 Hancock Elizabeth Hannum Gayla Harber Kathy Harvey Susan Hayes I<.athy Hay s David Heilman Cindy Heimer Billie Helburg Kit Herrmann Debbie Hessenius Anita Hill Iri s Hill

Roger Hillis Sherril Hoffman

Rhonda Holdren Jody Holsinger Greg Horne Dawn James Diane James Gary Jarvi s Vickie Jones Robin Judd Ed Kae stne r A l ex K i l ans ki June Kirkl and Debra Konald J oanne Kruesi Lori Ladd Pam La shley

Colleen Lehman Ruth Leon a rd Gai l Lilly Jack Houghton Barbara John son Pat Keller Jan Kre ss Wayne La s hley Laura Li sh Pamela Hughe s Be ss Jone s Paula Kenniet Karen Kreut z Dana Leadford Mary Loring

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Monica Lowe Bruce Macdonald Terrence MacNamara Charles Madsen Kay Manning Ken Manning Paul Marken Shawn Mathis Robert Matson Shelley Maxfield Karen Mayberry Virginia McCoy Frank McKnight Sherry McKee Daryl Mercer Holli Miller Jackey Miller Ray Miller Robin Milmoe Mike Moon Laurie Mooney Alan Morris Cathe Morris Wade Moser Scott Mossman Mike Mumper Pattie Murray Doug Neathammer Leland Nelson

Debora Newcomm

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Beth Nogues Debra 0 ' Dorisio Patrick O ' Gorman Patricia O 'L ear Rodney Olsen Barbara Pantel Roland Paschall Marietta Pastore Penni Pegis Bobbie Perea Greg Peters Carl Peterson Stan Piety Marcia Pinkley Ellen Platt Audrey Pelfrey P aula Popp Pamala Prang Patty Reed Mary Robeson Holly R ogers Beverly Roman Bruce Root Paul Scala Dale Scheidong

Scott Scherf Carol Schmidt Le slie Scofield Dave Scott Donna Scott

Brad Scott Jeff Seipp Terry Selbe Tonya Selbe Liz Shpall Melodee Sheldon Sheri Lynn Shough Vince Silburn Tom Simpson Dale Singleman Andrew Sipes Bobbie Rae Slight Brad Smith Craig Smolen Char Snow Janet Spear Bill Starks Stacey Steers Dorothy Stevanak Vickie Stevens Elaine Stockton T::imi Stroh Terri Sundseth James Sutton Janet Swartout Maire Taylor Laura Thomas Rinda Kay Thonpson Vickie Thorne

Michael Tracy

Louise Tunis Verona Valentine Steve VanDuyne Gerd VonGlinski Kim Voss Kathy VanHorn William Wagner Holly Wade Janet Wall Robert Wamboldt Marilyn Warren Jamie Lou Watson Warren Watterman Melda Weatherford Peggy vVeaver Sherry Webster Loren Weimer Carol West Debra White Jay Whitegon Robert Wilensky Christie Williams Kent Wilson Kathleen Wishon Mary Wolf T ommy Wozneck Ka thy Wright Joseph Zaharias

Delora Zesbaugh Robin Ne,vson

As far as possible be on good term s with all people.

AMERICAN FIELD SERVICE

This was the cry \vhen, Laura Ernest, AFS President, returned from a nine \Veek stay as an Am.erican Abroad student in Montevideo, Uruguay. The purpose of AFS moneymaking projects was to bring a foreign student to GHS in 1970. AFS members celebrated Claude ' s French Friday and Saturday in January I hosting seventeen foreign AFS students. During the year, Claude Beghin, l ived ,vith Marty She l ton. He enlightened GHS students about life in France.

LEFT TO RIGHT: FIRST ROW: Sue Freeman, Mr. Ray Ewing, Sponsor, Sue Wendler, Kim Davis, Claude Beghin, Rick Steadman, Laura Ernest, Jane Schn1idt. SECOND ROW: Mary Wolfe, Lee McDonald, Connie Convin, Liz Schpall, Rita Weyler, Sue Stevanak, Alison Hachen, Sandy Opstelten, Rachael Rippy. THIRD ROW: Pat Jennings , Jodi Holsinger, Linda Gallon, Patricia Flemming, Lisa Emerson, Stacy Steers, Kit Herman , Ronda Kay, Debbie Heartso, Carol Schmidt. FOURTH ROW: Betty Tibbets , Kathy Barbar, Sllison Hamp, Andrea Dempsey , Betty Herron , Judy Roy, Mark Hutchinson, Ann Hutshinson , Marty Shelton , Kim Hottinger. FIFTH ROW: Terry Tavell1, Barb Byers, Dennis Dunn, Cindy Baldisari, Bob St. Cyr , Cindy Starks , Mary Loring, Mary Myers, Madeleine Scott.

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Claude Beghin

"Welcome home, Yanqui."

Laura Ernest \Vith an Uruguayan Gaucho.

The purpose of F. T.A. is to acquaint interested students \\'ith the poss1bilit1es of a career in education

The club's activities ,vere man,. They thrilled the children at Ridge Home b} giving a Christmas part).

The members of the club put on a puppet sho\\ and entertained the youngsters. Jane Schmidt, the president and :tvtrs. Struxness, the sponsor, are tr} ing to encourage more students to participate 1n F. T. A. The club ,, ill be plaruung more events for a ,, 1dened outlook on the teaching profession.

FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA

F. T. A., 1st ROW· Cindy Starks, 1v1rs. Da,vn Struxness, Alison Hachen, Jane Schmidt, :tv1rs. Sandra Nations, 2nd ROW: Sue \Vendler, Cindy Burton, Mary Loring, Ruth Lenord, Andrea Dempse}. Sand, Opstelton, Carol Schmidt, Laura Ernest.

PICTURED, LETT TO RIGHT: FIRST ROW· Bob St. Cyr, Jerry Blesh, Steve Dugan, Dave Bouman, Eric Groswald , Rick Payne, Blair Williamson, Dave Braden, SECOND ROW: Van Ho,vbert, Chris Truax, Gay Ha,vley, Paul Do1'kcn, Rick Bauman, Paul Bleidt Fred Straface, Craig Schillings, THIRD RO¼: John Board, Dave HJ.milton, Jeff Hcnsha,.v, Doug Webster, Rob Meunier , Steve Colton, Tom Qeaton, FOURTH ROv\~: Jim Bokcs, Steve Pike Jim Thorne, Fred Thorne , Mike Austin, Rick Richards, Jeff Moerbe, Jim Hinkle, FIITH ROW: Tim Romeo, Stan Full,vood, Thom Wolfe, Brent Grenfell, Alan Platt, Pete Scott, Joe Lafferty, Ted R1ch-irdson, Jim Carra.

There are a small group of male students running around our school, cla<l in maroon jackets with ,-vhite sl ecves ,1n<l most important of all a big "'hi te II G". "G" Club's biggest service is selling pins and t:igs to the students to promote school spirit. They also set up a Fire Works stand in the summer for the Fourth of July.

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KEY CLUB

Key Club has been active this year by sponsoring different events. Although there ,vas no II Sophomore Week" the Key Club made sure the Sophomores didn't feel left out by having them clean up the ditch. The club ,vent on to sell tickets for a turkey chase just before Thanksgiving. At Christmas many homes in the Golden area were decorated ,vith trees that the Key Club had been selling. The Ki,..,,anis Stars of Tomorro,v tickets ,vere sold by members of the club vvho also ushered at the activity. Key Oub also taught gun safety. And of course the Kia,vanas enjoyed seeing a Key Club member at their meetings every Tuesday Night.

FIRST ROW: Chuck Goudge, Bob Anderson, Craig McDonald, Mr Art Papenfus , Bill Jennings, Rudy Richardson, Richard Reeves, Phil He,ves, Dick Espy, John Leht1. SECOND ROW: Jay Gilbert, Steve Gaskill, Steve Gaskill, Steve Branson, Thom Wolfe, Allan Platt, Mike Babb, Dave Bauman, Chip Mehring 1 Lee McDonald, Dean Clark, John Co,vell. THIRD ROW: Jay Buckley, Tim Rome, Steve Pike, Jim Thorne, Pete Scott, Ted Richardson, Rick Richards, Jeff Moerbe, John 0 ' Dorsio, Chris Hefley. FOURTH ROW: Robin Hult , Jahn Ake , Mike Dunathan, Stan Fullwood, Mike Austin, John Beard, Joe Lafferty , Jim Carra, Paul Bleidt, Mark Wagner, Richard Frizzell. FIFTH ROW: Randy Fleming, Charles Madsen, Matt Grenfell, Scott Massman, Jim Bokes, Jim Hinkle, Mark Maddox, Dave Haynar, Blair Williamson, Gaye Ha,vley , Scott Versaw, Chuck Tolton, Ed Turl ey.

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GERMAN-RUSSIAN CLUB: LEFT TO RIGHT, FRONT RO\-V: Wendy Edwards, Barb Bargman, Linda Baring, Mrs. ¼ynar, Phil Hewes, ?vhke Austin, Becky Schultz, Nan Lehman. SECOND ROW: Steve Browning, John Gary, Mary Taylor, Joy Dommers, Cathy Burns, Ruth Lenard, Cynthia Burton, Terry Tavell1, Rudi Richardson. THIRD ROW: Jim Snyder, Bob Fisher, Jacki Roy, Gala Harber, Kathy Crane, Linda Schultz, Bev Damron, Joy Atkinson, Cathy Hayes. FOURTH RO¼· Dave Bauman, Bill Maas, Cindy Surratt, Rick Bauman, Betty Herron, Judy Roy, Anne Hutchinson, Ciny Aiken.

FRENCH CLUB. LEFT TO RIGHT,

FIRST ROW: Stacey Steers, Mr. P1rri, Chrjs Baird, Mike Pante a

SECOND ROW: Monica Lo\ve, Melodee Sheldon, Beth Nogues, Colleen Lehman. THIRD ROW.

Penni Pegis, Bex Hadlock, Kathy Harvey, Nancy Halligan.

1 i JUNIOR CLASSICAL LEAGUE: LETT TO RIGHT, FRONT ROW. Sandy ?v1eehan. SECOND ROW: Monika Von Glinski , Mis s M a ud Preist, Ginger Surratt THIRD ROW: Jennette Tennant, Liz Childs. FOURTH ROW: Rob Men1eur

Foreign Language Clubs are an important part of learning a foreign language They ban together students \vho are interested 1n a particular l a nguage and the cultural aspects of that language

COMPETITNE

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Dee Dee Godoy, Nancy Moss, Ricky Steadman, Mr. Sharp, Rick Worth, Rose McKnight, Ryenda Smiley, Sandy Opstelton, SECOND ROW : Lonny Anderson, Joanna Jackson, Chris Fisbeck, Jay Buckley, Pam Willes, Clark Rogers, Kathleen Speer, Shelly Sunderhuse , THIRD ROW: Craig Billings, John Brunnel, Cheri James, Carol Meinicke, Ann Hutchinson, Virginia Ronzio, Terry Fender, Monika Von Glinski, FOURTH ROW: Carl Bury, Steve Branson, Mark Hutchinson, Kim Blaine, K1rk Branson, Holly Rogers, Randy Ames, FI FT H ROW: DaVld Goffman, George H oskovek, Mike Dempsey, Bill Jennings, Guy DiTorrice, Lee McDonald.

The forensics students have really been moving this year Under the supervision of Mr Sharp they have been to many speech meets at places like Jefferson High School, Regis, Aurora Hinkley. They are planning to go to Cheyenne for a Tournament on the 28th of Feb. if they get enough cars The biggest event hov,ever, ,vas the Alamosa tournament with all of the rotten oranges and vasoline (for greasing johns) that the students can f ind

COMPETITIVE SPEECH

SPEEC H LEFT RIGHT, ROW: Baring,

The Voice of Youth organization emphasizes creative thinking coupled ,vith the definition and expression of ideas and opinions resulting from careful research and study. It is hoped to present some of these ideas to others through television and editorials. An exchange of materials and ideas result from the meetings. The group also learns to listen to other nev ideas as , vell as presenting thoughts or information of their O\\' n. The president, Clark Rogers, organized informative meetings on mental health, ,vomens' role in the ,vorld, and the service.

VOICE OF YOUTH

VOICE OF YOUTH: LEFT TO RIGHT, FRONT ROW: Nancy Moss, Cl a rk Rogers , 1v1rs. :t-.1organ, ?vtike Dempsey , Mr. Sharp, Laurie Ste,vart, Vera Oscarson, Ryenda Smiley, SECOND ROW: Vicky Fasl , Dennis Dunn, Lee l\1cDonald, Carol Meineke, Rob Menueir, Candy Fike , Debbie Odorsio , THIRD ROW: Betty Herron, Barb Byers, Jo hn Brunel, Judy Roy, Ann Hutchinson, Virginia Ronzio, Rose McKnight, Holly Rogers, FOURTH ROv\7: Joanna Jackson, Bruce Billings, Mark Hutchinson, Kim Blaine, Kirk Branson, John Hay, Monika Von Glinski.

DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION

The ever popular school store has again been 1n operation this year b} the Distributive Education students. If you've been gaining ,veight lately you 1ve probably been buying goodies from the store. During Homecoming the club participated in the parade ,vith a float. The DE meetings have mostly been breakfasts at the local panc-ike house. Members of DECA also ,vere present as the District Conference.

DECA: LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST RO¼· Lee Smith, Brenda Hyatt, Bob Shaffstall, :t-.1r. Smith, Mr. Roy Lemmons, Bev v~ssos, Sue Schonla,,, Kathy Opal, Rex Baker, SECOND ROW: Don Beumer, Judy DiDanato, Jackie Prior, Bebbie Schemp, Teresa Churchill, Debbie Sykora, Roger Hyatt, Vernon Cook, Tim Rome, THIRD ROW: Gene Ne,,comb, Dave Dobbs, Georgine Averman, Conrue DiDonato, Corliss Dean, Cind)' Durst, Jean Hunt, Ray Sundseth.

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Each year, FBLA hopes to ,..,·iden the interests for our future business le a. ders. The club also ,vants to understand better the business ,vorld and its ever changing and expanding opportunities. FBLA plans to increase its activities and membership so that it can take a more meaningful and influential part in the business \vorld,

FBLA

FBLA: LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: Sue Harney, Nancy King, Janet Barnhard, SECOND ROW: Connie Wall, Miss Glanzer, Joan Bernhard, Jackie Merrill, THIRD ROW: Dale Sen Senglman, Pam Severson, Rita Thorton, Vickie Merrill.

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Future Business Women get experience in business at Carnival.

KGHS

Music through the halls and cafeteria, a luxury few schools have, but a luxury \Vhich Golden High School is grateful to have.

KGHS started only l ast spring and now has future plans to broadcast through out the city of Golden under FM Radio.

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Roger Hyatt Lowell Gee M r Garland is the sponsor of KGHS.

A ne,v club ,vas formed this year at Golden High School. This new club is Rodeo Club. It was started by a group of students that have a great interest in the Rodeo ,vorld. These young people look on Rodeo activities as a sport and are competing ,vith other schools. Future hopes and plans are to have a lettering system go for those ,vho are worthy of it.

RODEO CLUB

Daredevils get a thrill by riding the bucking bronco provided by the Rodeo Club at carnival.

LEFT TO RIGHT: FIRST ROW: Mona Massey, Margie Morgan, Mark Howes, Georgia Reed, Mr Daniels. SECOND ROW: Jay l{offman, Doug Allen, lv1artha lv1atson, Jackie Miller , J acl<ie McClain , Sue Schonla,v, Patty Reed, Gary Bristol, Mike Tracy, THIRD ROW. Mike, Diane Early 1 Larry Sterling, Steve Clemins, Vicky Clifford, Connie DiDenato, Randy Fitch , Tom Van Dyne 1 Steve Nelson.

ROCK CLUB

The Rock hounds of G. H. S. had an exciting year. November found them in Ne,v Mexico looking for rare rode specimens. An impronpt sno,v-storm caused little arucity , because Mike Dempsey ,vas able to dig everything out ,vith his shovel.

The club displayed their specimens at the J efferson County Fairgrounds. They have permanent displays in II A" building.

The members have many trips planned and they are selling sandwiches at Speechmeets in order to finance the trips.

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MOUNTAINEERING CLUB

l-.1ountaineering Club started the school year \\'ith an exciting trip to Beaver Brook

It ,vas on tlus trip that most of the male members ,vere baptized by a refreshing dunk in Beaver Brook. In Nov GHSJ\1C suffered a great loss; the sponsor, l\1r. Shuckmann, left and ,vent to Ne\\· York. Before he left there ,v as a Hallo\\ een party at the Shuchkmann' s house\\ here many mountaineers \\'ere doused \\"ith \\'hip cream These events "ill be remembered b, GHS1\1C members as ,vell as placed such as l\1r Sunflo,\'er, l\1ass1vc and Princeton.

Moutnainerring Club. LEFT TO RIGI-IT: FIRST ROW: Gary Bristal, Dean Ha,vley, Connie Convin, l-.1ary Allen, Dennis Dunn, Lee McDonald, Randy Shoemate, Andrea Dempsey, Ann Hutchinson, \-Vendy Angell. SECOND ROW: Laren Werner, Ken Manning, Gerd Von Glinske, Carl Skullski, Terrey Angell, Gay Creason, Kath) \\ agnon, Becky Crew, Robin lv1ilmoe. THIRD ROW: John \'\iestall, Steve \\' erber, Bill Starks, Bruce l-.1acDonald, Steve Parks, Pam Lashly, Dolore Zesbaugh, Rachael Pippy_, Chip Mehring. FOURTH RO\'\i: Tim Hult, Chris Burges, George Hoskevock, Marty Shelton, Greg Horn, Mark Fockler

CENTENNIAL SINGERS

Centennial Singers. 1st ROW: Ed Turley, Kathy Smart, Pam Willis, Mr. Ryan. 2nd ROW: Kay Rima, Rob Menveir, Barb Jennings, Ho,vard Denton, l<athy Kermeit , Randy Myers , Elaine Flor, Mike Pomeroy , Donna Scott. 3rd ROW: Doug Seipp, Ricky Steadman, Cindy Hogan, Dan Gaines. 4th ROW: Lanny Wilkins, Mary Rustad, Steve Colton.

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Robert Wrolenski, Jennifer Patterson, Ted Van Horn,

Hoffman, Joel Hancock , Kathy Kermiet, Wendy Ed\vards, Candy Fike, Barb Brooks, Roger Hillis. THIRD ROW: Terry Tavelli, Cathy Harvy, Nita Allen, Valerie Koken, Jenell Cutshall, Francene Dunn, Debbie White, Dave Brastad, Claudia Bleidt, Rodney Olson, Lorraine Snyder, Peggy Baldwin, Mike McDaniel, Terry Dodson, Paula Kermiet FOURTH ROW: Carol Warling, Dan Eagen, Mike Tracy, Tom Gist, Jeff Harris, Bob Rumbaugh, Steve Davis, Loren Weimer, Jeff Dufford, Ginger Surratt, Rick Worth, Nick Stre·wler, Brad Scott. FIFTH ROW: Mark Wallisa, Don Ste\vart, Mike Miller, Chris Green, Glen Davis, Steve Parks, Andy Sipps, Jackie McClain, Kent Willson, Steve Paulson, Jim Scherer.

The band seemed to be one of the most enthusiastic groups this year. They started off ,vith many fund - raising projects to raise money for ne\v uniforms . The members of the band sold moustaches, planned a series of concerts and sold tickets for them, held a Chile supper, sponsored a Valentines Day Dance, and a basketball game ,vith Dave Costa ' s All Stars. Mr. Kasmier, said the biggest goal of the band is to prove their musical ability.

BAND: LEFT TO RIGHT, FRONT ROW: Mr. Ernest Kazmier, Greg Dufford, Steve Van Duyne, Kim Hottinger, Doris Barkey, Sherry Kochevar, Kitty Campbell, Nan Kehman, Terry Fender, Kathy Jo Hayes, Chris Smith, Rhonda Rumbaugh, Kathy Gingrich. SECOND ROW: Bruce MacDonald, Sherry Shough, Liz Hanum, Gay Lilly, Sheryl

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Among many projects promoted b} the band there " ' as a basketball game played by a group of broncos led by Daye Costa, " ·ho play for charity , and a team led by Don Anderson "ho had starred at Golden many years ago. Unfortunatly there ,,as no contest involved since Dave Costa moved immediately in the lead and stayed there.

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PEP CLUB. LEFT TO RIGI-IT; FIRST ROW: Dim Gettinger, Doris Barkey, Sherry Kochevar, Kitty Campbell, Nan Lehamn, Terry Fender, Vicki Fasl.

SECOND ROW: Carol Oliver, Candy Fike, Sandy Dameron, Sue Freeman, Chris Gorswald, Laur a Thomas, Gayla Harger, Brenda Thomason, Joyce Anderson, Liz Hanoro, Joy Atkinson, Kathy Barbar, Cindy Baldisarri, Kathy Canner, Debbie Kaestner. TI-IlRD ROW: Bar Bargman, Margi Williams, Marie Beatti, Joyce Anderson, Vicki Fisbeck, Mariette Pastor e, Ellen Platt, Vicky Bond, Laura Mooney, Cerri Boone, Carol Rosenthal, Mary Kay Knoll, Debbie Bowers, Cathy Annand. FOURTH ROW: Janet Bernhard, Ginger Surratt, Liz Schpall, Holly Wade, Cathy Van Horn, Patty Jennings, Jody Holsinger, Mary Wolf, Janet Swartout, Dorthy Stevanek, Dora Blain, Judy DiDanato, Teri Babb.,. FIFTH ROW: Cindy Hogan, Holly Deluise, Stacy Steers, Joy Dommers, Debbie Berquist, Liz Childs, Debbie Claar, Partic e Flemming, Paula Kermitt, Julie Bakke, Jammi e Watson, Micki Farley, Elaine F1or. SIXTH ROW: "Tootie" Swanson, Pam Lashley, Bev Hadlock, Wendy Angell, Susan Hayes, Melody Sheldon, Beth Negus, Sheri Henderson, Cindy Aiken, Nancy Ballard, Mimi Wagner, Cindy Satpp. SEVENTH ROW: Pam Teasley, Ginger Hayes, Kay Curtis, Crystal McKibben, Kim Colman, Allison Hachen, Cathy Hayes, Cindy Starks, Mindy Bullock, Kim Blain , Debbie Coakley, Debbie Heartso. EIGI-ITH ROvV: Allison Hamp, Rita Weyler, Linda Gallon, Monika Lowell, Cathy Bruns, Nancy Halligan, Tammy Stroh, Tonya Selby, Terry Sunset, Patty 0 1 Lear, Penny Pegis, Jo Anderson. NINTH ROW: Kathleen Spear, Shelly Sunderhuse, Kay Rima, JoAnn Cook, Terry Angell, Mrs. T. Johnson, Miss Sayers, Judy Brundage, Cindy Surratt, Linda Eggleston, Cathy Smart, Nita Monarchy. TENTH ROW: Donna Blum, Kathy Kermitt, Rhonda Rumbaugh, Claudia Bleidt, Joan Bernahardt, Linda Baring.

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This year the trident staff, under the supervision of Mrs. Ortloff for the first of the year and then under Mrs. Dominick; employed a ne,\ editorial policy for the ne,vspaper. Nancy Nickerson, editor, said the staff ,vas not concerned so much ,vith the publishing a paper every ,veek as it ,vas concerned ,vith publishing a good paper that everybody ,vanted to read.

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NEWSPAPER STAFF. BOTTOM ROW, L TO R: Kathy McDermott, Mike LaJoie, Wa l ter Simon, Mrs. Ortloff/ Hassenger, Chuck Bishop, Nancy Nickerson. SECOND ROW: Rachae l Rippy, Brent Grenfell, Dennis Dunn , Brenda Hyatt, John Westdall, Jeff Peterson. THIRD ROW: Steve Gaskill , Mark Fockler, Scott Versay, Vicki Fasl, Carol Frang, Rose McKnight.

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LEFT TO RIGHr, FRONT ROW: D ean Hav1ley, Steve Gaskill, Mrs. Nancy Ortloff--sponsor, Rachael Rippey, Janet Bernhard. SECOND ROW: Chris King, Joann Cook, Cathy Ortel--Editor, Laura Ernest, Lo,vell Gee. THIRD ROW : Joan Bernhard, Debby Loving, Madeleine Scott, Sue Wendler, Debbie Heartso.

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STUDENT COUNCIL

Under the leadership of Mike Babb and his three Musketeers, v;ho in real life are Bob Anderson, Laura Ernest, and Kathy McDermott, Student Council accomplished many things. 11 Golden Days 11 took the place of Sophomore week. An impromptu sno,vstorm took the place of the gay Homecoming Parade Carnival was an outstanding success as ,vas the drive for Biafral Funds. Student Council opened their exchanges \vith schools to members of the Student Body. They also revised the dress code to read: Individuals should use their disgression in dress - - as long as it complys to the moral and health standards of today. There ,vere some disappointments, as could be expected, but this year's Student Council attempted to make GHS a better place.

LEFT TO RIGHT: Laurie Ste,vart, Julie Bakke, Laura Ernest , Mr. Richard Booton- - sponsor, Mike Babb President, Kathy McDermott, Marie Beatti e, Abby M e rriman. SECOND ROW: Ginger Surratt, Steve Branson, Lee Chip Mehring, Terrey Young, Kitty Campbell, Jeannette Tennant, Rob Meniuer, Heidi Pickett. THIRD ROW: Lanny Wilkins, Bill Starks, Richard Steadman, Steve Colton , Virginia Ronzio, Mimi Wagner, FOURTH ROW: Chuck Goudge, Boone, Lashley

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Jerry Blesh, Jim Thome, Gay Hawley, Chris Truax,

Jeff Moerby, Joe Lafferty, Blair Williamson, John Beard, Jimmy Hinkle , Randy Flemming, Chuck Goudge, Jim Carra, Fred Thorne, Tom Gleaton, Wes Burger, THIRD ROW: Ted Richardson, Dean Lovett, Mat Grenfel, Dave Hamilton, Ed Kuesner, Dave Burke, Don Van Horn, Gene Barth, Rick Paine, Steve Dugan, FOURTH ROW: John Ake, Mike Moon, Mike Dean, Alex Kalanski, Dennis Coner, Dan Staples, Charlie Mattson, Robin Hult, Jay Gilbert, Mike Dunafon, Terry Selbe, FIITH ROW: Frank McKnight, Don Durrant, Ron Blue, Scott Geddis, John Floyd, Joe Zaharis, Ed Geron, Dave Bettinger, Tom Woznick, Greg Peters, Ivan Hamilton, SIXTH ROW: John Guenther, Jack Hoyghton, Steve Paulson, Coach Papenfus, Coach McLaren, Coach Henry, Coach Brownlee, Coach Skene

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LEFT TO RIGHT, BOTTOM ROW: Pete Scott, Al Platt, Thom Wolfe, Robert Refvem, Buddy Jenkins, Stan Full,vood, Straface, SECOND ROW:

When the going gets tough, the tough get going.

So ,vhat happened, Carra?

Because field conditions were not perfect during the Homecoming game, Gene Barth (42 ) could not hang on to the ball.

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Truax (32) attempts to run around Evergreen's (10). With Jim C a rra ( 12 ) leading the pack the mighty Demons hit the field.

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Farmers hit a traffic jam, as the Demon Def ense sl ow them up.

Wi ll Chris T ru ax ca t ch th e bal l and live up to

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LEFT TO RIGHT. FRONT ROW: Marty Shelton, Greg Dufford, Bob Anderson, Bill Jennings, Steve Gaskill, Geoff Bailey. SECOND ROW: Anderson.

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Even ,,·ith all his effort, Geoff Bailey could not play the ball. The Charge of the CHS Demon Geoff Baile) heads to\\ ard the net for a pla)

Greg Dufford looks at !\1art) Shelton sa\·ing the game .

Even ,,·ith limel) grace, 1\iart) Shelton w ent the wrong direction

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1st. ROW: Donna Blum, Kathy Kermiet, Rhonda Rumbaugh, Claudia Bleidt, Joan Ber nhard, Linda Baring. 2nd. ROW: Doug Webster, Rick Paine, Clark Rogers, Mark Wagner, Eric Groswald, Dan Fike. 3rd. ROW: Don Van Horn, Mark Howes. 4th . ROW: Coach Campbel l , Ji m Carra, Niles Wyhs, Van Howbert, Craig Schillin g, Warren Frush, Coach Barnhard.

BASKETBALL

The Golden Demons Basketball team opened the season ,vith a 58-55 loss, 1n overtime , to Widefield. The highlights of the season ,vas when the Demons defeated the Jefferson Saints 65-62. While the seasons record ,vas not exceptionally good, the brand of playing was exciting. The Demon fans have many thrills to remember.

Eric Gros,vald finished as the third highest scorer in the Jefferson County League. His final appearance in High School play ,vas enhanced by a total of 31 points scored. Craig Schillings and Doug Webster did their best to he l p the ne" coach, Lloyd Campbel l.

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WRESTLlNG TEAM . LE.FT TO RIGHT; FIRST ROW: C l audia Bl e idt, Greg Dunn, Dave Fischer, Dick Espy, Richard Bauman, Steve Purdy, Tom Gleaton, Jeff Richi e, Randy F1emming, Blair Willi amsom, Donna Blum. SECOND ROW: Joan Bernhard, Dave Burd e , I van Hamilton, Tom Gould, Jeff Seip, Mike DiTorrice, Terry £vans, Jerry Bl esh , Tom Woznick, Dave Anderson, Matt Grenfeld, Lind a Baring. TI-ITRD ROW: Coach Brownlee, Rhonda Rumb augh, Dave Hamilton, J oe Faharias, Owen Coakley, David Bauman, Pat W e b e r, Ro l an P aschal , Mike D ean , Frank McKight , Vines Silburn 1 Dathy Kcrmiet, Coach Hafling. /

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''Go placidly amid the noise and haste and remember what peace there may be in silence."

Last summer, Cindy Hogan, Kay Rima, and Debby Munoz were chosen to attend Girl's State, for Golden , held at Temple Buell. They described the purpose of Girl's State as learning a sense of duty towards country, and learning more about our government to become better citizens.

The girls began with sessions, some of which were on Parliamentary procedure , party policy , and forming a party platform. Following the sessions they set up city , county, state, and national governments, and elected a National President , Miss Jill Franklin of Denver.

All of the chaperones were members of the American legion, with Mrs. Jayce Sager as director.

GIRLS AND BOYS STATE 1969

Rudi Richardson and Phil Hev,res were chosen to attend Boy's State this past summer. The purpose, they felt, of Boy's State was to teach the structure of the governments- city, county, and State.

Boy's State was held on the CSU Campus in Fort Collins for the week of June 15th to June 21st.

They had several guest speakers dW'ing the week, politica l science Professor Edward Rosek from CU, who fe l t the youth of the world should form an organization to bring the world together for the good of all. There was also a man from Czechoslovakia and representatives from the armed forces

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MESA VERDE

The annual Mesa Verde trip this year proved to be something different. Unlike other years the visitors camped outside for the duration of the trip. Everyone gained a greater understanding of an ancient people while they had a good time romping through the Southern part of Colorado.

Students get right to the top of things while viewing the remains of the sun temple. Mr. Shuckman is explaining the surroundings of the sun temple to interested l isteners. A vie\v of the Treehouse from the museum. A close up of the Treehouse showing the homes of the ancient people.

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Mike Babb and Jan Pickett take the final step and get married Love- a-Grams rang out through the gym to unsuspecting souls.

Carnival this year, held Sept. 27, proved to be the best yet at Golden. ~1ore clubs participated and people, young and old alike shared 1n the fun. T\VO dances ,vere held The first for the Jr High, sponsored by Forensics \vith music by 11 Bitter Wind", follo,ving ,,·as the High School Dance sponsored by A. F. S. ,vith music by 11 Aphrodite" There ,vere a variety of booths something for all, ranging from the Pep Club Cake Walk to the Kissing Booth to the G- Club Dunker.

For just a fe,v cents, people could get married, ha\ e palms read, or take out all hostilities by splashing people in tubs of ,vater or even electrocuting them

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Oops! Donna Blum is sharing IN the fun by helping G-Club in the Dunker. Jackie Prior freaks out at Carnival.

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Amos Quackenbush talks about the marriage of his daughter Nellie to Noble Hart

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PLAY NO, NO, A THOUSAND TIMES NO!

CAST:

Robbie Refvem as Noble Hart

Pam Willis as Nellie Quackenbush

Ho,vard Denton as Stafford Blackman

Nita Monarchi as Gwendolyn Finefeathers

Warren Frush as Amos Quackenbush

Chris Fisbeck as Birdie Seed

Dan Gains as Iffy Can

Rynda Smiley as Emmeline

Oh! No! What have we here? Stafford Blackman and Gwendolyn Finefeathers plotting again!

Noble Hart sings to his true love, Nellie Quackenbush.

SENIOR PLAY

This year's senior play ,vas an exciting melodrama entitled, "No, No, A Thousand Times No!" This magnificent production, filled with shouts and jeers, was matched only by the thrilling half-time performance, supplied by six male members of the faculty

Birdie Seed (Chris Fisbeck) seems to be dumb-founded over a statement.

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The Golden Demon's guillotine stands ready and lvaiting for the Evergreen Cubs. The shivering Go l den H igh Pep Club is led through Claudia Bleidt turns out for Homecoming in rare form in spite of an ankle injury.

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HOMECOMING

The 1969 Homecoming was a bit different than most. The activities, including parade, game, and dance , were originally scheduled for Nov. 1, but due to a sudden snow storm, the parade and game were canceled, leaving only the dance going on as scheduled. The dance featured the sound of Catherine Mitchel l Lord, and the cro\vning of Queen Cheri James Miss James attendants were Rhonda Rumbaugh and Patty McNeil , seniors; Mindy Bu ll ock; Junior ; and Dawn James, Sophomore.

On Monday, 1-Tov. 3rd, school ended at 12 noon, and homecoming began. The parade left the h igh school at 2 : 00 p. m. and marched down ;main street to Brooks Field The game, against Evergreen was played in near - freezing weather and ankle deep mud Because of very poor field conditions, neither team scored.

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The sophomore float moves on down main street.

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The year 1969--1970 ,vas spent in much confusion. There was many a battle waged over a parking space and much time spent in locating a counselor's office. Many students ,vandered about, searching for an empty room, one without the sound of a jackhammer. Many times walking into ' A' building one was confronted with the unbearable smell of Wet paint and tar . Ho,vever, next year, with the convenience of the new buildings, and more space , all will be forgotten.

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CLAUDE BEGHIN

Last August, Oaude Beghin came to Golden, Colorado to live with the Hal Shelton Family. He came under the sponsorship of the American Field Service. He lives in Meudon, France with his mother, father and two brothers, Pierre and Phillpe.

Oaude was an instant success at GHS. He ,vas on the cross country team, sang in the choir, and lvas a featured guest columnist for the school paper.

Claude, \vhile adding some French spice, adapted very ,vell to his ne,v home and life in the "Rocking Moun tains'' of Colorado.

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Claude's French Friday and Saturday

On January 16 and 1 7, seventeen American Field Service foreign students visited Go l den. The countries of Japan, Engl and, Belguim, Brazi l , Portgual , Italy, Denmark, S,veden, Finland, Iceland, Tunisia, Austria, Uruguay and France were represented.

The students attended c l asses with their GHS brothers and sisters. They spoke ,vith Golden students during the afternoon. Claude Beghin acted as guide to his foreign peers.

An International Dinner ½'as held Friday evening. Both the Adult and Student chapters brought foreign dishes.

Saturday morning found the students at Coor ' s and l ater at an American - type picnic.

Michi Ondo demonstrating the ancient art of Japanese greeting.

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Chris Dupont and Edith Sierra talk about their native countries of Belgium and Uruguay. Hamburger Anne Hutchinson displayed her ski l l at the picnic .

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And the zookeeper is very fond of rum

Or a ngutans are skepti c al o f change s i n their c age s

Someone told me

It's all b appening at the wo. I do believe it, I do believe it's true.

It ' s a light and tumb le journey From the East Side to the park; Just a fine and fancy ramble To the Zoo.

But you can take the crosstown bus

If it's raining or it's cold, And the animals will love it

If you do

Somethin' tel l s me

It 's al l happening at the zoo I do believe it, I do believe it ' s true.

An t elopes a re missiona ri es, (C H S bap tism ?)

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The monkeys stand for honesty, Gira ff es are insincere, And the elephants are kindly but They're dumb.

Orangutans are skeptical Of changes in their cages,

And the zookeeper is very fond of rum.

Zebras are reactionaries, Antelopes are missionaries, Pigions plot in secrecy, And hamsters turn on frequently. What a gas! You gotta come and see At the zoo.

Paul Simon 1967, 1968

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Giraffes are insincere.

Elephants are kindly but they're dumb.

Zebras are reactionaries

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Pi ge o n s p l ot i n s e c re cy.

Monkeys stand for hone sty

Hamsters turn on frequent! y.

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STAFF

Cathy Ortel - -Editor

Sue Wendler Business Editor

Laura Emest - -Photography Editor

Janet Bernhard

Joan Bernhard

Jo Ann Cook

Gloria Deal

Arthur Ferguson

Lov,rell Gee

Vonnie Gutzman

Debbie Haertso

Lisa Johnson

Chirs King

Joan Long

Debbie Loving

Loretta Malcolm

Mona Massey

Jackie McOain

Jackie Merril

Rachael Rippy

Tim Rome

Made l ine Scott

Connie Wall

Greg Ward

Roger Yarborogh

Brend Woolaver

Pat Ziegl er

Gary Bristol

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

We Would like to give our special thanks to Deans Studios and to The Golden Daily Transcript. Without their help and assistance ,ve probably ,vouldn't have a yearbook. We \vould also like to thank:

Bob Duncan- - Title page

W. Ergene Smith- - Page 6

Fred Plant- - Page 8

Ken Regan - -Page 9

W. C. Rauser- - Page 10

Pete Romph- - Technical advice and many photos

Jack Eckart--American Yearbook Company Representative

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NOTICE TO READERS

Because of labor diffii:ulties in New York, we are forced to cancel publication of the Regional Report sc heduled I

Aquariu s, 1we thank you." Pnompenh )1

Mi ssion Control to 1 lunar module

REALITY IS A SERIES OF DECISIONS MADE BY YOURSELVES "

Ei ghty-F i fth Ann ual

GOLDEN HIGH SCHOOL

Class of 1970

June Fi rst , Nineteen Hundred Seventy

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''Farewell,

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Green River Raft Trip

In May, several groups of students and faculty from Golden rode rafts down the Green River in Utah. Nearly everyone enjoyed the trip and some said that it gave them the chance to become better acquainted with both teachers and students. One group enjoyed the raft trip so well that they planned another camp-out at Mt. Princeton during the Memorial Day weekend.

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One raf t group b r eaks camp be f ore h eadi n g f o r h ome.

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For t h e beauty and love o f nature and solitude?

-· ·---Are you willing to give earth a chance? For the building of dams, parks, wilderness areas, skyscrapers and ecological systems??

Fo r th e survi v al of th e human race?

ELECTION WEEK 1970

Mike Babb's last official duty was to keep this chair warm for Anne Hutchinson, next yr's pres. \.Vho could not believe the c hair ,vas finally hers.

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''MUSIC MAN''

Meredith Wilson's musical - comedy, "Music Man'' brought full houses to the auditorium on March 18, 19, 20, and 21st. Nick Strewler as Prof. Harold Hill and Connie Olson as Marian Parco headed the all - school production. Other performances which highlighted the evenings ,vere those of Jim Davis, Bill Petty, Pam Willis, Chris Fisbeck, Carol Mienecke, Mark Hutchinson, Cindy Starks and Marty Shelton. Also adding to the production was the Barber Shop harmony by Dan Gaines, Randy Myers, Ho\-vard Denton and Lanny Wilken. The student director of "Music Man" was Elaine Fl or Faculty directors were Lowell Sharp, :t-.1ildred Morgan, Pat Ryan and Ernest Kazmier.

Nick Strewler and Connie Olson headed the school production.

LEFT TO RIGHT, BOTTOM ROW, Mrs. Marion Jackson, Sponsor; Steve Gaskill, Shelly Sunderhuse, Sue Bates, Judy Roy, Rita Weyler, Llnda Baring, Nancy King, Chris Wright, Rachael Rippy, Connie Cor,vin, Sandy Opstelton SECOND ROW: Chip Mehring, Anne Hutchinson, Cindy Aiken, Cindy Hogan, Janet Bernhard, Joan Bernhard, Kay Rima, Cathy Smart, Jackie Roy, Jim Butler, Rynda Smiley, Bruce Billings. THIRD ROW: Ann Miller, Rhonda Kay, Bob Anderson, Chris Smith, Mary Kay Knoll, Richi Bro,-vn, Cindy Baldessari, Nan Lehman, Jane S c hmidt, Kathleen Spear, Kitty Campbell, Jeff Dufford, Jo Anderson, Bill Maas, FOURTH ROW: Sue Stevanak, Sue Wendler, Connie Olson, Chris Fisbeck, Marty Shelton, Wendy Ed,-vards, Nancy Nickerson, Sue Henshaw, Patti McNeil, Sarah Gel,vix, Vinnie Smythe, Marji Williams, Lisa Johnson, Karen Burnham FIFTH ROW: Kathy McDermott, Steve Orin, Danny Fike, Chuck Goudge, Sherry Fiester, Gene Barth, Cindy Starks, Mike Babb, Dave Bauman, Candy Fike, Clark Rogers, Nancy Nelson, Bill Jennings. SIXTH ROW· Dave Braden, Jeanette Tennant, Bill Hayes, Dave Burke, Warren Frush, Laurie Ste,vart, Jerry Ruhl, Geri Boone, Rick Bauman, Virginia Ronzio, Kay Manning, SEVENTH ROW: Laura Ernest, Stacey Steers, Thad Richardson, Randy Fleming, Kit Hermann, Linda Gross, JoAn Kruesi, Rudi Richardson, Lissa Gross, Melody Sheldon, Ruth Leonard, Pat Fleming, Llz Childs, EIGHTH ROW: Greg Dufford, Steve Branson, Shawn Mathis, Carol Schmidt, Penny Pegis, Charles Madsen, Mike Boland, and Dan Hutchinson.

NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY

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CHOIR

The choir, under the direction of Mr. Pat Ryan, has been very active this year. They have given four concerts, three at the High School and the fourth with the all-county choir. At graduation, the choir sang the lord ' s Prayer. Ed Turley ,vas the accompanist.

The c h oi r s inging th e lord ' s P rayer at graduation.

Roaring 20's Queen, Jackie Roy and her escort Jim Butler.

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LEFT TO RIGHT, Attendant Sarah Gelwix, Attendant Patti McNeil, Prom Queen, Jackie Roy, Attendant Rhonda Rumbaugh, Attendant Connie Olson. "It's all 1n the job, Randy." "The 1920 1 s 11 Royalty and their escorts.

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BOYS' GYMNASTICS NO. 1

The Golden High Boys• Gymnastics team have just completed its most successful season in the past four years Led by All - Around man Bob LaReau, the Demons achieved an undefeated deal season , beating Alameda , Arvada West, Lakewood, Jefferson , and Wheatridge

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BOTTOM ROW, LEFT TO RIGHI' , Ric h ard Fri zze l , Bob An d erson, Ken t Wilson, J eff Brad l ey, S T AND IN G, Coac h H e rring , J e ff P ise r c hi o, Al an Cu tt e r, R obert Harper, G ary Wood

TOP ROW- - Claudia Bleidt, Jo Anderson, Nancy Heigh. :MIDDLE ROW- - Pam Hughes, Joan Bernhard, Tonya Selbe, Ginger Hayei,, Ri c hie Bro,vn. BOTTOrv1 ROW - -Manager - Pam Bond, Coach-Miss Wilcox.

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Pam Hughes All Around - State Meet

Girl

TOP ROW Nancy Nelson, Coach-Miss Edwards, Sue Freeman MIDD LE ROW-Mary Wolfe, Mimi Wagner , Debbie Jordy, Holly Rogers. BOTTOM ROW - Lisa Emerson, Liz Shpall, Stacy Steers. FLOOR Jackie Roy, Cassie Bevan.

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LEFT TO RIGHT--Couch Bettinger, Mark Wagner, Steve Dugan, Steve Pike, Jerry Blesh, Gene Barth, C h ris Truax, Doug Webster. TOP ROW--Jeff Henshaw, Jim Carra, Tom Gleaton, John O'Dorsio, Dan Hutchson, Scott Noorlun.

TRACK

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LEFT TO RIGHT--J e ff Moe r be, Guy DiTo rrice , Steve Gaski l l , Dan Pau l son, A l len Platt, Tom Wolfe, Dennis Dunn , Paul Bleidt, Steve Colton, Coach Booton. 2nd ROW Jon Guenther, Claude Beghin, Greg Dunn, Joe Lafferty, J eff Richie, Bob St Cyr, Don Van Horn , Charles Madsen , Edward Kaestner. 3rd ROW- - Mike DiTorrice, Tony Carr , Wade Moser, Matt Grenfell, Mike Bo l and, Jay Gilbert. 4th ROW Norman Heinzman, Doug McCoy, Dan Eagan, Steve Paulson.

GRADUATION AT

Graduation ceremonies were held June 1st in 480 ,veather, ,vhere nearly 270 graduates listened to speakers before receiving diplomas Some of the speakers were, from LEFT TO RIGHT, Reverend John McKenry, Dr. Charles Romine, Mr. Paul McEncroe, Mr. Gerald Difford. Other Guests ,vere, Mr. Herb Cochran, and Mr. Richard Booton.

Valedictorian Laurie Stewart

BROOKS FIELD

The band, under the direction of Mr. Ernest Kazmier, played the processional, the National Anthem, and the recessional.

Born : August 14, 1952 Died: March 1, 1970

In Memory

Born : June 18, 1 953

Died: May 17 1 1970

Born: October 21, 1 954

Died: May 1 7 1 1970

Craig Tidwell Roberta Brunel Karen Brunton

Nurture strength of spirit to shield you in sudden misfortune.

WE KNOW THAT YOU BELIEVE YOU UNDERSTAND WHAT YOU THINK WE SAID but ...

WE ARE NOT SURE YOU REALIZE THAT WHAT YOU HEARD IS NOT WHAT WE MEANT.

INTERNATION

1 THE MINIMAX LOOK - Designer Georges Kaplan revealed this solution lo the m1n1 • maxi debate m women's coals Models wear mm1max coats which combine features of both

2.MAY FACE COURT MARTIAL - LI Wilham L. Calley Jr, (nght) walks with his military defense counsel, Ma1 Ken neth A Raby at Ft. Benning. Georgia Calley has been charged with the murder of c1v11tans during an attack on My La,. a village m Vietnam

3. TO BEGIN SERVICE -A Boeing 747 supeqet dwarfs Boemg s mtercontmental 707 - once the largest 1ethner m the air. The new 1umbo1et will be put into service in 1970

4 BIAFRAN REFUGEES - B1afran refugees are shown carry mg children and belongmgs as they flee from advancine Nigerian troops

5 MOON WALK - In July, 1969, man took hrs greatest leap into space and walked on the surface of the moon during the Apollo 11 m1ss1on This was followed m November by Apollo 12 and another manned lunar landmg

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EVENTS

6 IRI H FRONTIER SCENE In Belfast, Northern Ireland, Brit h troops were required to keep the peace as Catholic and Protestant fa lions clashed m riots which broke out m Augu I

7 U THANT PAYS RESPE.CTS -U Thant, Secretary-General of th United Nation~ stands before the casket of Dwight 0 E.1 enhower lying in stale under the capitol dome in Washington

8 PARI PEACE TALKS - South Vietnamese delegates sit along 1dP U S delegates in the con! erence room used for the pe e talks Henry Cabot lodge (center) replaced Aver el 1 Harriman a US delegallon leader

9 S RAT[GIC ARMS LIMITATION TALKS BE.GIN - Russian delegation (nearest camera) headed by Vlad,mar Sem1onov, face their U S counterparts headed by Gerard C. Smith al on! r n e table in Hels1nk1 during their f 1rst meeting.

10 ORDER FURTHER TROOP WITHDRAWAL President Nix on ,t at hrs White House desk. after appearing on a na• honw1de broadcast announcing withdrawal of 50,000 more troop tr m South Vietnam by April of 1970

11 OE GAULLE RESIGNS - In April General Charles de Gaulle r 1gned as President following the negative result of the referendum He and Mrs Yvonne de Gaulle are shown after attending morning mass at the church of Harr,court

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